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

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1987 volume:

MANTLET C««NTY llieil mt-si What do you want to become? joquiouioM I si mi Ptwn U� Tcl you 2 Theme Theme 3 4 Theme Theme 5 Theme 7 “Let’s Get Excited’’ Take nothing for granted, for whatever you do The “art of enjoying is lessened for you Anticipation can transform the most commonplace Into splendor and smiles on everyone s face Make everyday living feel wonderfully good Express yourself—you will be understood “Letfs get excited about friendship—life's greatest need Don't lock up your hearts and fail to heed Life's completeness and richness depends On the excitement and tears we share with our friends So open up your melancholy mind And enjoy the freedom of your own kind Capture that feeling and never let it go So you might walk together forever in its radiant glow “Let's carry on this feeling year after year Where there's laughter the heart is light Where there's smiles the day is bright When you feel that you can reach that goal Strive for it to be mended on your soul We all love the merriment of cheer So “Let's get Excited about the days drawing near —Leslie Ammons 8 Theme Seniors 9 Dewayne Albritton Leslie Ammons Shelly Bessing Janice Boatright Eddie Booth Ronald Altman Jeff Barber Brian Bosley 10 Seniors Tony Crews Scott Davis Penny Davison Eddie Dawson Seniors ll Kristie Dean Rissa Douberly Tina Doyle Antionette Drury Tony Drury Melissa Farrell Jason Dukes Martin Edgy Tina Edwards Phil Fulford Bondy Shay Gibson Virginia Greene 12 Seniors Carmann Herndon Ken Hickox Janet Highsmith John Hodge Seniors 13 David Lee Jason Lee Joseph Lee Lisa Lee 14 Seniors Ralph McCormick Melinda Moody Denise Moore Missy Moore Karen Morgan Seniors 15 Eddie Mullins Claudette Murphy Dawn Nadeau Angie Thomas Nicholls Charles Parker Michael Ann Ray Jeannette Parrish Julie Rentz Darleen Randolph Sherry Harris Roberson Ann Gardner Ray Anita Rowell 16 Seniors Virginia Small Dana Steedley Georgia Stewart Frank Stokes Seniors 17 Vicky Harris Thrift Charlotte Tomlinson Michelle Thompkins Leigh Tucker Selena Tumlin 18 Seniors Jay Wilder Chad Williams Nykki Willis Not Pictured: Wesley Albritton Loren Altman David Bearden Shelley Bohannon Earlene Chester Gayietha Collins Eddie Corbitt Curtis Crews David Crews Lamar Crews Bobby Davis Wayne Davis Jane Evans Stephanie Griffin Steven Groover Edd Haddock Gerald Hall Clay Harrison Eric Hartley Joy King Sheila Lane Karen A. Lee Pamelia Legrear Roger Lewis Eddie Lynn Ronnie Lynn Brett McDuffie Shadrick McMillian Charlene Zeigler Leslie Wofford Cleve Manning Michael Meyer Sherri Millwood Jeff Morgan Alisa Newbern Terry O’Neal Ashley Proctor Earl Ribron Angie Sloan Tina Sloan Freddie Snipes Thomas Stokes Selena Thornton Tony Yarbrough Seniors 19 MR. St MISS SENIOR CLASS Curtis Rowell Michelle Tompkins Curtis’s easygoing personality and special charm make him the ideal choice for the position of Mr. Senior Class. His involvement in athletics as well as his ability to make friends are just a few of his important qualities. He is well-liked and respected by the entire student body. Since Michelle has been at BCHS she has earned the respect and admiration of her fellow classmates. She is involved in athletics and supports the Herons. With her outstanding personality and bright cheery smile, Michelle is a typical BCHS senior. 20 Superlatives Bobby Davis Melissa Farrell Being able to cheer someone up with humor is one of Melissa Farrell's great assets. Melissa's wit adds to her wonderful personality and makes her a favorite at BCHS. WITTIEST Who is always the life of a group? Bobby Davis certainly is. Whether he is telling a joke or making a comeback, Bobby's wit is well known at BCHS and will always be remembered. Superlatives 21 MOST INTELLEC- TUAL Jason Dukes Michael Ann Ray If one could become successful in life because of good grades, then Michael Ann would. Her dedication to schoolwork is proven when her name appears on the honor roll time and time again. Being intellectual will help Michael Ann go far in life. The one who knows all” that description fits Jason Dukes. Not only does he know all, he helps all. Besides his intellect, Jason possesses many important qualities. Jason conquers his problems with such skill it is easy to see why he is considered Most Intellectual. 22 Superlatives MOST SPIRITED Brett McDuffie sets an outstanding example for school spirit. As a varsity athlete, Brett has often pepped his team up to many victories. Brett has expressed his loyalty to his school through pep rallies and other spirit related activities. School spirit without Sherri would not be the same. As a cheerleader, Sherri's spirit has lead the herons football and basketball teams to many victories. She exerts spirit and supports the Herons to the best of her ability. Brett McDuffie Sherri Millwood Superlatives 23 most talented Billy Wainwright Tiffany Sikes Billy Wainwright is the Leonardo da Vinci of BCHS. His ability to draw well has been recognized throughout the school. He is continuously being asked to create masterpieces everyday. His talent is displayed in his incredible artwork. Possessing talent is one thing, making the most of that talent is another. Tiffany has made a name for herself in the field of drama. Not only is she an accomplished actress but a great dancer as well. She definitely proves that she is the most talented. 24 Superlatives most athletic When discussing sports, Gerald’s name is likely to enter the conversation. He has proven his athletic ability on the football field and on the basketball court. Gerald has contributed much of his time and talent to the Brantley County Athletic Department. The Herons appreciate Gerald’s dedication to his team. Selena and sports go hand in hand. From her finesse on the basketball court to her endless homeruns, she can be described as talented as well as athletic. Her ability to win games is the same with winning friends. She inspires her teammates with her friendly personality and great leadership. Gerald Hall Selena Tumlin Superlatives 25 MOST DEPENDABLE Ken Hickox Leslie Ammons One only has to ask Ken once to do something and it is done. He is the one to call on in time of need. He offers a helping hand to anyone in need of it. His dependability has helped both students and teachers alike at BCHS. Need someone who will get the job done? Then call on Leslie. She is a responsible person who can be counted on to help out at any time. Her reliability is considered one of her greatest assets. 26 Superlatives BEST DRESSED Chad can wear a variety of styles and still be impressive. He has the preppy look that one must possess to be labeled an All-American Guy. Chad is not only up to date on the current trends, he is also laid back in a style all his own. Connie certainly adds sophistication and style to BCHS. The glamorous appeal floats around her, whatever the fashion she chooses. Her touch of class is always noted and complimented by all. Chad Williams Connie Sweat Superlatives 27 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Tony Drury Bondy Gibson Tony Drury has shown great potential for future success. He has a strong outlook on life and what it holds for him. He definitely possesses those qualities needed for success in life. Ambition, determination, and dedication are qualities possessed by Bondy Gibson. She has proven her ability to get things accomplished and her ability to handle responsibility. These qualifications definitely make her Most Likely to Succeed. 28 Superlatives BEST PERSONALITY The ability to be outgoing and friendly comes easy to Sheldon Rowell. He has a way of presenting himself that everyone likes. His great personality has drawn him a great circle of friends. With a charming and outgoing personality it is easy to see why Shannon Aldridge is a favorite at BCHS. She has a mystique about her that everyone adores. It is easy to see why she has wide appeal among peers. Sheldon Rowell Shannon Aldridge superiatives 29 BEST LOOKING It was no surprise that Steven Groover was chosen as Best Looking. His perpetual smile and easy attitude makes him very charming to everyone he encounters. Steven Groover Kim Hendrix Kim has all of the qualities one has to have to be chosen as Best Looking. She has a radiant smile that lights up everyone's day. Kim’s personality and appeal attract a lot of attention. 30 Superlatives BEST ALE AROUND Phil's outgoing personality and his loyalty to his friends is shown by the friendships he has attained here at BCHS. He gets along well with both his teammates and classmates. Paulette is the choice for Best All Around. She is a friendly person who excels in academics and athletics. Her sparkling personality and pleasant attitude make her a pleasure to be around. She has made many friends that will always be special. Phil Fulford Paulette Sloan Superlatives 31 f ?%7 Seai i Sufientative f Senior Sponsors: Frank Bullard, Sandra Lam- bert, Darlene Lane, James Ray, Teresa Pack, Anne Couch. Co-Sponsors Cindy Ham Janet Shearouse }2 Seniors Being the President of the Senior Class of 1987 has been an honor. It was a plea- sure to have you as my classmates for we have shared moments together that will be remembered forever. Some were happy, others, sad, but each one was special. Hold on to those memories because they are the best times of your life. Good luck to all and strive for the best. Top Row Left to Right: Ken Hickox: Reporter Michelle Tompkins: Parliamentarian Jason Dukes: Treasurer Bottom Row Left to Right: Shannon Aldridge: President Leslie Ammons: Vice-President Kim Hendrix: Secretary Motto: All of our Tomorrow’s De- pend Upon Today Class Song: “Friends”—Michael Smith Class Flower: White Rose Class Color: Columbia Blue And Gold Seniors 33 or Special Senior Special 35 SENIORS BEWARE THE REAL WORLD Mentor HI ill I, Shannon Aldridge, leave the legacy of INTWSW 2 ML AJ, my ’STANG 2 Wade, my books 2 BS, my secrets 2 Leslie A, those trips 2 Pizza Inn 2 CM, Sc my lasting friendship 2 KH, CS, LA, MA, JM, Sc SJ. I, Wesley Allbritton, leave my govt seat 2 Shawn, my wild times 2 all younger friends, my ability 2 show affection 2 Mrs. Lambert. I, Donald Altman, leave the ability 2 make good grades 2 Jim, Sc a special thanks to my teachers especially Mrs. Canipe. I, Ronald Altman, leave my good grades 2 anyone who wants them, my thanks 2 all of my teachers, 8c my ability 2 sit in class do my work 2 John Alford. I, Leslie Ammons, will clothes 2 AT RP, laufs 2 WG AJ, secrets 2 S, Giorgio 2 SD, hugs 2 K B, FN 2 L, my special love 2 Brit! I, Marie Ammons, will my coolers 2 LJ, my body 2 Jon Bon Jovi, my wild nights 2 MH MG LO RC, memories 2 Ryan Sc Missy. I, Lisa Bagley, will all my love 2 Scott, all my thanks 2 my parents, my govt seat 2 DW, my wild times in Wayx 2 GC. I, Jeff Barber, will my ability 2 sleep in class, never study, still pass 2 those who want it. I, Shelley Bessing, leave my good times at BCHS 2 VB PB, my friendship 2 MF MA PD KM SR, Sc all my love 2 BW. I, Janice Boatwright, will my good times at BCHS 2 Sidney Sc Diana, 2 Lisa B, Michelle C, Sc Michelle T my friendship, 2 Susan L my seat in govt, 8c good luck 2 the class of 88. I, Shelley Bohannon, will my ability 2 pass 2 AH, best times 2 my sis Wendy 8c brother Bo, thanks Sc love 2 my friends AH TM LJ KL 8c especially my parents. I, Eddie Booth, after long deliberation have decided not 2 write a will because nobody deserves anything I have 2 leave. I, Brian Bosley, being of sharp mind great body, will my musical talent 2 SR PA, 6c my good times 2 EH, KC, Sc DL. I, Michael Callahan, will my great golf ability 2 PC BS, 2 CM BH all my great times at BCHS, 2 JD KH all the luck in the future. I, Tracie Carter, will my love 2 my mom Sc sister for all of their support, Sc my friendship always 2 SR, HW, Sc SC. I, Marc Chancey, leave my ability 2 graduate 2 Curtis T., Sc my great golfing skills 2 Paul C. I, Frances Chesser, will my ability 2 become a senior 2 Kendall, a job babysit- ting 2 my best friends Lisa Janet, all my love 2 my husband Wade Sc our baby. I, Michelle Chesser, will my govt book 2 NH, best wishes 2 JM, love thanks 2 my family Sc Aunt R, 8c special times 2 TCB. I, Earlene Chester, leave my ability 2 play basketball 2 JC TH DJ Sc PL, my meanness 2 DJ, my love 2 SC, my toughness 2 TH, Sc all my love 2 my sister Toni who will be out of here in 1990. I, Julie Clark, will my good times 2 Amy Sc Syble, lots of luck 2 my little brother Ken, all my love forever 2 Martin. I, Gayletha Collins, leave my good grades 2 Jean, my smile 2 Johnnie Mae, my laughs 2 Tangee, my ability 2 B sneaky 2 PeeWee, my ability 2 stay out of trouble 2 my nephew Clove. I, Greg Cox, will all my great times at BCHS 2 CC RM, my football ability 2 all the underclassmen. I, Charlotte Crews, will my ability 2 keep my mouth under control 2 DR 8c DR, my ability 2 graduate 2 PR AR, 2 my parents Thank You for all of your love Sc support, Sc all of my love 2 Scottie! I, David Crews, will all the luck I have 2 Paul Sc all underclassmen, all the love 2 Judy Sc Liz. I, Lamar Crews, will all my good times 2 all the underclassmen at BCHS. I, Tony Crews, will 2 WD PH JG a brain, my vehicles 2 WG, my B-Ball skill 2 TP, my coaching skill 2 L. Murray, Goodyear GT’s 2 SD, Sc the best of luck Sc friendship 2 Boo! I, Bobby Davis, leave my ability 2 jump 2 DJ, my ability 2 make good grades 2 EM, my football ability 2 BH, TP, CT, Sc SC, Sc my wit 2 anyone funnier than myself. I, Scott Davis, will my ability 2 pass 2 Anthony, all my good times at BCHS 2 anyone that can handle them, Sc best of luck 2 the Seniors of 88. I, Penny Davison, will a ride 2 school 2 LD MD Sc KD, my friendship 2 KM SR MF CC SB, thanx 2 my parents 4 luv Sc support, Sc all my love 2 my husband— Jeff Lewis! I, Eddie Dawson, leave anything worth leaving 2 anyone worth having it, Sc best of luck 2 the class of 88 because you'll need it! I, Kristie Dean, will my good grades 2 DH, 2 PC R secret, 2 C-Lee my mask, 2 CM my BLH, 2 KD CD good luck, 2 Bobby Joe Chancey all my love! I, Rissa Douberly, leave my B average 2 Scott D., 2 CC my friendship Sc great softball experiences, 2 TE ATN my undying friendship. I, Tina Doyle, of small body leave all my love 2 DH, my clothes size 2 JD TR MC Sc SP, good luck 2 BL, Sc love 2 Mom. I, Antionette Drury, leave all my wild habits 2 Tammy Sc Angela if they can handle them, 2 Lori the ability 2 not get along with certain people, 2 my family, friends, Sc teachers all my love. I, Tony Drury, will my great grades 2 all underclassmen, my love 2 my family, Sc all else which I possess 2 TD TL AB BY SY Sc CD. I, Jason Dukes, of sound mind Sc a one day perfect body will 2 JG a LBC, 2 CMS the wild life”, 2 BH a stable relationship, Sc 2 KH Sc MC a lifetime membership at CBS. I, Martin Edgy, will my Ford truck 2 anybody who wants it, Sc all my love 2 Julie Clark. I, Tina Edwards, leave 2 TAE stuff I have no use 4 anymore, 2 the best friends anyone could have, Angie Sc Rissa, my infinite friendship, Sc 2 Shane my everlasting love. I, Melissa Farrell, will patience 2 SB, 2 CS neatness, 2 SR my last sucker, 2 TC my fun times, 2 my lil honey I give my love. I, Phillip E. Fulford, being of hard body Sc jelloed mind, leave my ability 2 get out of trouble with Coach Murray 2 TP BH. I, Bondy Shay Gibson, willJR-SR Sc Mystery of the open door 2 AS, EM, MH, DS, EL, 2 MH my presidency of DDDA. I, Virginia Greene, leave my good grades Sc wild times 2 CS, CL, TE,JK, SR, TM, my friendship best of luck 2 my sis Jeannie Harrell, Sc all my love 2 someone very special! I, Charlotte Griffin, will my ability 2 fail PE 2 Michael Crews, my tennis game 2 Wade, 2 Missy ... MEMORIES. I, Cindy Griffin, will my ability 2 have a ride 2 school 2 AG Sc CS, 2 BG the ability 2 make it through a car chase, my measurements 2 ML, the ability 2 tie bows 2 AJ, Sc best of luck 2 my little sis. I, Stephanie Griffin, being of dangerous mind will my lasting friendship 2 AR ST LB, 2 Clint my love Sc life-ILUCW. I, Steven Groover, will my good times 2 Terry Steedly Sc Scott Herrin, my ability 2 graduate 2 Chuck Waldron, the power in my '67 Chevy 2 all the boys with Fords, Sc all my love 2 Erika Wilson. I, Edd Haddock, will my ability 2 go slow on the way home from school 2 RM, the ability 2 graduate 2 DH Sc CW, all my love 2 the best thing that’s ever happened 2 me, Paula Hannah. I, Emar Hargrave, will the ability 2 act as if confused Sc out of it 2 anybody clever enough 2 make others believe you're not acting. I, Michelle Harrell, will my ability 2 graduate 2 Paul H., good luck 2 all underclassmen, all my love 2 Buddy. I, David Harris, being of sound mind Sc body will my ability 2 play linebacker 2 BH, best of luck 2 all underclassmen. I, Eric Hartley, take everything with me when I leave because my little brother could not handle what I have 2 leave behind. I, Wayne Henderson, will my wild times 2 SL DB Jeff O Sc Blue, the Crisco jokes Sc highly radioactive waste 2 LJ, my heavy metal tapes 2 RG, sympathy 2 underclassmen. I, Kim Hendrix, leave the bomb 2 my bro, 2 the BP that unplanned nite, 2 TS DN NW LW JR KM SD my 4-ever friendship, 2 BB luv , 2 Chris D thanx 4 all the good times Sc my love 4-EVER! I, Mike Hendrix, will my ability 2 graduate 2 Brian H., my unused basketball shoes 2 Craig M., my big mouth 2 Becca L., Sc all my love 2 someone special. I, Carmann Herndon, leave TM, WM, RA all my ability 2 cook, all my best Wills 37 wishes 2 AB TD. I, Ken Hickox, of great mind Sc body will my court abilities 2 Mike, my need for TLC 2 JG Sc JW, my TIMES at BCHS 2 BH Landee, Sc lots of love 2 the beautiful girls of BCHS. I. Janet Highsmith, leave my spot in childcare 2 LH, my brains 2 DR LW, 2 PR Sc WW my ability 2 graduate, my friendship 2 MR FC, my good times 2 Jeff Highsmith, Sc ail my love 2 Carl Wilson. I, John Hodge, leave ail my worldly possessions 2 Tina M. Lisa N, Sc my ability 2 graduate 2 Colt H. I, Lynn Holton, will my ability 2 pass 2 Eddie Dixon, my friendship 2 LJJC RM, thanks 2 Mom Dad for being there, last but not least my 4-ever lasting love happiness 2 my future husband Timmy. I, Tammy Hutcherson, will all my fun times at BCHS 2 Samantha B, my ability 2 graduate 2 my brother Charles, all my love 2 Jamie our daughter Melissa, Sc best of luck 2 the class of 88. I, Kristi Hutchison, will my good times at BCHS 2 BS Sc CW, my ability 2 drive Mrs. Altman crazy 2 anyone who thinks they can, Sc 2 SA CS JM SJ my friendship forever. I, Joe Jacobs, will 2 Lance the ability 2 chew gum N Ms. Harper's room not get caught, 2 WM CW CC DH Sc TS the ability 2 graduate N the right year. I, Andy Johns, being of sound mind Sc body will nothing 2 nobody because I need everything I got. I, Sherri Johns, will my ability 2 graduate 2 Jeff, my everlasting friendship 2 Joy, my ability 2 always be late 2 BJ, 8c 2 a very special man, Earl Williams, my heart ail the love it can give. I, Lisa Johnson, will all my good times 2 SB SD LH, my ability 2 get in trouble 8c stay there 2 DH THJJ CJ AH. Thanks for making those times bearable! I, Stacijordan, will 2 AW TM MH DJ KH Milli the Toyota Twins my jokes, 2 Danny my 210, 2 Dara M D my love, 2 my bestus friend Joy my friendship Sc thanx 4 all our great times, 2 KDW my dreams. I, Joy King, will my ability 2 graduate 2 my little bro John, Sc a very special thanks 2 KAL SLJ JT Sc MM for being such great friends. I, Sheila Lane, will my good times at BCHS 2 CL CL SL, my place in childcare 2 anyl who wants it, all my love 2 my family. I, David Lee, will my ability 2 stay out of trouble 2 any underclassmen who want it, Sc my good grades 2 anybody. I, Jabo Lee, will my bad grades 2 Jimmy Crews 8c all my love 2 the best, Leigh Ann Sapp! I, Joseph Lee, leave my ultimate Ford 2 Chuck W, my diploma 2 Edward Hand, Sc some of my good times 2 my baby sister Susan. I, Karen Lee, will my honor roll grades 2 SL, my ability 2 graduate 2 AC, my straws 2 PS, a special thanks 2 MMH Sc JK. I, Lisa Lee, will my great times at BCHS 2 Susan Sc Stephanie. I, Pamelia Lcgrear, being of sound mind Sc great body, will all of my love 2 Michael Green, Sc my good looks 2 Pat L. I, Roger Lewis, leave all my tapes 2 Wayne W, all my good times 2 my brother. Sc my love 2 BethJ. I, Eddie Lynn, will my greatest times Jr-Sr skip day 2 BG EM AS, Sc all my special love 2 Lisa Ann Baxley. I, Ralph McCormick, being of some mind Sc lots of body, will my ability 2 graduate on time 2 BL CW Sc CC, Sc the rest of my things 2 nobody. I. Brett McDuffie, will my good times 2 DN CS GS MT LW TS PF Sc CW, 2 CT a huge hug, 2 GS my wand, good luck 2 Budzo Sc Banana. I, Shadrick McMillan, will nothing 2 nobody because I need all that I have. I, Kim Mallard, will my good tiems 2 VA Sc my brothers Tracey, Chad, Chas, my friendship 2 DP SR Sc KH, my luv thanks 2 Mama Sc Daddy, good luck in life 2 Carey, 2 my husband David—ME! I love you David! I, Kevin Martin, will all my good times at BCHS 2 my cousin Jimmy C if he can live up 2 it, Sc best of luck 2 the class of 87! I, Melinda Melton, of stubborn mind, will my crazy times at BCHS 2 STONEY, 2 Kirby Hanchey my future all of my love with it. ILUKH! I, Sherri Millwood, will all my good times 2 my brother Michael, my right- hook 2 Trix , Sc a big thanks 2 Curtis Rowell 4 making my Sr. year the best ever! I Love You! Good luck 2 A. Parker. I, Joy Moody, will 2 Brian Sc Alisha my great times at BCHS, 2 my bestest friend Staci a great summer all our trips 2 town, Sc 2 Devant Wainright all my love Sc future dreams. I, Melinda Moody, will my good grades 2 TM JH Sc TR, good luck 2 SR EH, Sc RL Sc TS, Sc all my love 2 WD. I, Denise Moore, leave all my good times 2 my brother Dennis Sc sis Diane, my friendship 2 PS, Sc my love Sc happiness 2 Tom W. I, Missy Moore, will Jade my friendship, the stump at roadside 2 MH, MG, Sc LO, Sc 2 Jerry, Pamela, Robin, Sc Angie good luck! I, Karen Morgan, will my good times 2jade, the stump at roadside 2 MH, MG, Sc LO, good luck 2 DC, CC, Sc DH, Sc my heart 2 AJ. I, Eddie Mullins, leave all my love 2 my best friends BG AS DS, 2 EL thanks for everything, do not forget me Sc the open door. I hope you graduate RM. I, Claudette Murphy, being of sound mind Sc fine Sc able body, will my road map of success Sc my right punches 2 WM PM KM KC Sc PL. Good luck! I, Dawn Nadeau, will my GHIA 2 TS, hubcaps 2 WG, a trip 2 the Dr. 2 DH Sc BM, my room 2 MN, memories 2 the rest of the Brat Pak, PLCX 2 KH Sc LW, Sc HUGS 2 DH SH CT EH MM Sc BM. I, Angie T. Nicholls, leave all my good times at BCHS 2 all the underclassmen, best of luck in the future 2 my friends Tina, Rissa. AS, SG, SH CC, AR, Sc TD, all my love 2 my husband, Jeff. I, Jeannette Parrish, will my ability 2 run track 2 my sister Sarah, lotsa fun with band girls 2 Casey, Sc good luck 2 the class of 89! I, Ashley Proctor, will my ability 2 stay out of trouble 2 Scott F, my thanks 2 all the teachers at BCHS, all my love to Liz B. I, Darleen Randolph, will my book 2 Lorene, Jerome, Jimmy, John, 8c Annie, my candy 2 David Pooky, Sc my grades 2 Claude Cobb. I, Ann Ray, will my C average 2 Gina Clark, all the luck 2 LB SG ST, all my thanks 2 Mom Sc Dad, Sc most of all, all of my love Sc happiness 2 my wonderful husband, David. I love you. Baby! I, Michael Ann Ray, will my love thanks 2 Rachel, Deborah, Leigh, my drummers, Sc especially 2 my parents Sc Gene. I.Julie Rentz, will 2 AT KB my limo , 2 DC PE MN Sc SF my ability 2 take pictures, 2 SR my Beta membership so he can go 2 AC , 2 the Brat Pak thanx 4 alot of wild Sc crazy memories! I, Earl Ribron, leave my good times my brother Michael Sc Lesia, all my love 2 Pam N, good luck 2 the underclassmen. I, Sherry Roberson, will my last pack of Kool-Aid 2 MF, 2 PD KM my everlasting friendship, a special thanks 2 my family 4 luv Sc support, 2 JR I leave nothing because he has ME! I, Anita Rowell, leave my good times 2 DR, my friendship 2 CC DW LJ DW 8c SR, 2 my future husband Wiley Crews all my love. I, Curtis Rowell, will 2 CT BH KR TR 8c DW MOBY”—use it well, 2 DH LR good luck at BCHS, 2 Ash a game of cards, 2 SM a great friendship 4-ever! I, Sheldon Rowell, will my ability 2 pass 2 TR, 6c all my wild times at BCHS 8c all the best of luck 2 a great sis, Audrey. I, Cindy Sapp, will 2 BS all my good times, 2 TW my LRR, 2 KH SA my friendship, 2 DW LH CT thanks for all the laughs Sc best of luck. I, Ronnie Sharpe, do hereby leave my drum sticks 2 Charlie R, my ability 2 eat anything 2 Kenneth H, my wrestling belt 2 Michelle C, 2 my teachers may the fleas of 1000 camels infest your armpits. I, Tiffany Sikes, do bequeath all the fast times 2 DN KH LWJR JM GS Sc JD, luv 2 CS, JD, my family, George—my RFTWT 2 DN! My lasting love 2 Blake. I, Angie Sloan, will 2 BG MH DS EM EL my collection of cfs from Jr-Sr 86, 2 all Sr's of 87 good luck, 8c 2 Mike A. all my love. I, Paulette Sloan, will my softball ability 2 Kathy, my Rabbit 2 RR SD DH, lotsa fun at BB camp next yr. 2 JG, a very special thanks 2 Sissy Sc Ronnie 4 all their love 8c support! I, Virginia Small, will all my love 2 Franklin, best of luck 2 Michael Sc Leatrice, 2 Mary my sense Sc ability 2 catch cute guys. I, Freddie Snipes, will my chewing gum 2 Scott Stokes, Sc my ability 2 get a girlfriend 2 my brother Greg. I, Donna Stone, leave HG all my friendship, 2 PM Sc KC all my good times, Sc 2 my brother the best of luck. I love you! I, Amanda Pearl Stickland, will my foggy state of mind 2 Lisa S. I, Craig Strickland, will all my love Sc care 2 Renee, my talent 2 my sis Aimee, Sc my other possessions I take with me cause nobody deserves them. Good luck 2 all! I, Harvey Strickland, will my ability 2 graduate 2 Rodney Crews 8c Matt Morgan, my ability 2 make passing grades 2 Pam Henderson, my brain 2 Phillip Davis, Sc 2 all underclassmen best of luck! I, Donna Sumner, will my green car 2 Paula D, my Chippendale calender 2 Tina S, my sunglasses 2 Cheryl W, my govt book 2 my brother. Sc best of luck 2 all underclassmen. I, Connie Sweat, will 2 MC my purse, 2 MF my neat room, 2 TC my thanks, 2 38 Wills Jay S a way 2 school, Sc 2 KDH a smile. MGB—Sr. 87. I.Jenni Thomas, will my wild X's more fun with VS” 2 MH LO MG, my friendship 2 NWJK KL, special thanx 2 my parents, Sc 2 Jon love. I, Selena Thornton, will all of my friendship 2 all my Sr. classmates, thanks 2 my parents 4 everything, ail my luv 2 WCH. I, Vicky Thrift, will 2 Mom Dad thanx 4 everyting, 2 my husband Alan Sc our precious little girl, Mallory Lynn, I give my life. U R the 2 most important things in my life. I love ya'U so much!! I, Charlotte Tomlinson, will 1st chair 2 TL, my good times in band at BCHS 2 PG LD RR CL RM Sc DG, all my love 2 my family. I, Michelle Tompkins, will my sports 2 BL RR, my secretes” 2 Dara, my good times 2 Brian, the memories” 2 M T Pack, Sc best of luck 2 LR Curtis. I, Leigh Tucker, will good times at BCHS 2 HTJT 8c BJ, wild times N band 2 HW JM CR, thanx 2 my parents, good luck 2 the class of 88! I, Selena Tumlin, will 2 Patty my U D, my softball ability 2 Becca 8c Stacie, 2 the Pack's a very special thanx, 8c 2 Curtis Myra Jane the best of luck! I, Billy Wainwright, being of wild mind capable body, will my ability 2 wear airconditioncd Levi's 2 anyone who can get away with it. If she wants them, I leave my love 8c life 2 Shelly Bessing. I, William Warner, leave all my worldly possessions 2 my sister Betty, Sc my ability 2 graduate 2 Lewis. I, Matt Washam, just leave!!! I Jay Wilder, being of demented mind Sc a drummer’s body, will my seat in Am. govt 2 Charlie Rowell Sc Kenneth Howell, 8c my love 2 Lynn D. I, Chad Williams, will nothing 2 nobody except for my BB 2 AK, Sc a C of BL 2 CLM. I, Nykki Willis, leave my friendship 2JTJC BO 8c KH, my sis my good times at BCHS, Sc my love forever 2 Buckshot!!! I, Leslie Wofford, leave the wild X’s 2 DN KH TS JR GS LA AJ, BW 2 CT, my silver shoes 2 LA, my best fights 2 BM the Bros! I, Tony Yarbrough, being of warped mind body, leave my ability 2 sleep in class Sc still make good grades 2 Scott Todd Studstill. I, Charlene Zeigler, leave my soul 2 Jesus, my love 2 my family, my great times 2 Kayli Sc Milli, my life 2 Curtis Henderson, Sc special thanks Sc love 2 my mother brother. I love U! Wills 39 SHANNON ALDRIDGE: FBLA 2,3—Secretary; FHA 2; Sr. Beta 3,4; TAG 1,23,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Quiz Bowl 3,4; Band 1,2; Superla- tive—Best Personality; Jr. Gass Secretary; Sr. Gass President; UGA Certificate of Merit; Who’s Who Among American Students; Honor Roll IX WESLEY ALBRITTON: Industrial Arts 1,23,4; FFA 1,2,3,4. DONALD ALTMAN: Track 1; Industrial Arts 1; Baseball 2; FBLA 3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. RONALD ALTMAN: Track 1,2,4; Industrial Arts 1. LESLIE AMMONS: TAG 1,23,4; FFA 1; Sr. Beta 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3—Reporter—3; Track 1,2; FBLA 4; Hugh O’Brien Nominee; Literary-Spelling 2; Honor Roll 1,2; Annual Staff 2,3,4— Editor—4; Homecoming 2; UGA Certificate of Merit 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Academic All-American; US Achievement Academy for Journalism; Sr. Superlative—Most Dependable; Jr. Class President; Prom Decorating Committee; Sr. Class V-President. MARIE AMMONS: FHA 1,2; Hero 3,4. LISA BAG LEY: Concert Choir 1; FBLA 4. SHELLEY BESSING: FHA 2; Hero 3,4. SHELLY BOHANON: FHA 1; FFA 2,3; Ind. Arts 2; Hero 3; FBLA 4; Flag Corp 4. EDDIE BOOTH: Ind. Arts 1; Treasurer 2, President 3,4; FFA 2,3,4. BRIAN BOSLEY: FBLA 1,2,3,4; 4-H 1,2,3,4; TAG 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3 Chaplain; Literary 3; Sr. Beta 2; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Math Team 3; Hugh O’Brian Youth Award Nominee 2. MICHAEL CALLAHAN: Golf 1,2,3,4 MVP 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; FFA 1; FBLA 4. TRAQE CARTER: Band 1; Concert Choir 2; FBLA 2,3; FHA 2; Show Choir 3,4; Sr. Beta 3,4. MARC CHANCEY: FFA 1,2; FBLA 4; Golf 1,2,3. FRANCES WILLIS CHESSER: FHA 1,2,3—Public Relations Chair- person; Vica 2. MICHELLE CHESSER: Band 1,2,3,4 Sec.-Tres.; FHA 1,2,3; FBLA 3,4; Prom Decorating Committee. JULIE CLARK: FHA 1; FBLA 2,4; Hero 3,4. GREG COX: Football 1,2,3,4; Ind. Arts 2,3- TONY CREWS: Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 4; FFA 1,2,3-Market Hog Show Awards 1,2; Tennis 2; FBLA 3,4; Student Council 1; 4-H 1; TAG 1,2,3,4. BOBBY DAVIS: Football 1,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 4; FBLA 4. EDDIE DAWSON: Band 1,2; FFA 2; FBLA 3,4; 4-H 1. KRISTIE DEAN: Basketball 1,2,3; Softball 2,3,4; 4-H 1; TAG 1; Sr. Beta 3; FBLA 2,3—Rep.; Who’s Who Among American Students 3- ANTIONETTE DRURY: Band 1,2,4; Concert Choir 2; Show Choir 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. TONY DRURY: Honor Roll 1,2,3; Senior Beta 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; FBLA 4; Bausch Lomb Award 3; Georgia Merit Award 3; Hugh O'Brien Nominee 2; Stage Band 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Math Team 2,3,4; Solo Ensemble 1,3,4; Band Clinic 3; USAA Science 3. JASON DUKES: TAG 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Golf 1; Tennis 2,3,4; FBLA 2,4; Sr. Beta 2,3,4; Jr. Class Treas; Sr. Class Treas; HOBY Recipient 2; Student Council 2,3,4; UGA Certificate of Merit 3; Presbyterian College Jr. Fellowship 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students 3; Drama 3,4; Literary 2,3,4 (Boy’s Typing); Superlative—Most Intellectual; Graduation Usher 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Math Team 2,3,4; Debate 2; Academic All-American 3; Annual Staff 3,4. MARTIN EDGY: FFA 1,2. MELISSA FARRELL: Student Council 1; Chorus 1; FHA 1,2; FBLA 3,4; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Sr. Superlative—Wittiest. PHIL FULFORD: Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; FBLA 4; TAG 1; Prom Decorating Committee 3; Sr. Superlative—Best All Around. BONDY SHAY GIBSON: Sr. Superlative—Most Likely to Suc- ceed; Governor’s Honor Nominee 3, Hugh O’Brien Nominee 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; United States National Journalistic Award 3; TAG 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Sr. Beta 2,3,4; FBLA 3,4; Annual Staff 2,3,4—Editor; FHA 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4. STEPHANIE GRIFFIN: FHA 1; Ind. Arts 3—Vice-Pres.; Beauty Pageant 3—3rd runner-up; FBLA 4. STEVEN GROOVER: FFA 1,2,3,4; Vica 2. EMAR HARGRAVE: Tennis 2; Band 3,4; Track 3,4; Vica 2. DAVID HARRIS: Football 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,4; Ind. Arts 1,2,4. ERIC HARTLEY: Industrial Arts WAYNE HENDERSON: Track 1; FFA 2,3,4. KIM HENDRIX: Track 1,2; Cheerleading 2; FFA 1,2; FHA 1,2; FBLA 2,3,4; Jr. Class V.Pres.; Sr. Class Sec.; Homecoming Court 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Sr. Superla- tive—Best Looking. MIKE HENDRIX: Basketball 1,2,3; Golf 2,3; FFA 1; FBLA 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 2,3. CARMANN HERNDON: Band 1,2,3,4; FHA 2. KEN HICKOX: FBLA 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Jr. Class Rep. 3; Sr. Class Rep. 4. JANET HIGHSMITH: HERO V.Pres. 3,4. JOHN HODGE: 4-H 1; FFA 2,3. LYNN HOLTON: FHA 1,2,3; FBLA 3,4; Ind. Arts 1; VOT 4. KRISTI HUTCHISON: TAG 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; FBLA 3,4; Sr. Beta 3,4; Annual Staff 2,4; Debate Team 2; Hugh O’Brien Award Nominee 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Academic All-American 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff Football 3. ANDY JOHNS: TAG 1,2,3; Football 1. SHERRI JOHNS: FHA 1,2; FFA 2; FBLA 4; Industrial Arts 2; VOT 3,4. LISA JOHNSON: FFA 2; FBLA 3,4; Industrial Arts 1. STACI JORDAN: FFA 2; Track 2; FHA 1; FBLA 3; Reporter 4; Band 1,2; VOT 3,4. SHEILA LANE: HERO 3,4; Honor Roll Chairperson 3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. DAVID LEE: FFA 1,2,3,4; Sentinel 3. JASON LEE: FFA 1,2,3,4. LISA LEE: FHA 1; Student Council 1; Homecoming Presentation 1; 40 Directory Homecoming Court 1; Ind. Arts 1; Miss BCHS 4th runner-up 2; Chorus 2. PAMELIA LEGREAR: Cheerleading 2; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Show Choir 2,3,4; Homecoming 1. BRETT McDUFFIE: Football 1,2,3,4; Track 4; Basketball 2; Hugh O’Brien Nominee; FBLA 3,4; Prom Prince 3. SHADRICK McMILLAN: Chorus 1,2,3,4; Show Choir 2,3,4; Liter- ary Quartet 3- KIM MALLARD: FBLA 3,4; VOT 4; Handball Tournament Win- ner 1st Place 3. SHERRI MILLWOOD: FHA 1; FBLA 2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3 Co- Captain 4; Homecoming Court 3; Homecoming Presentation 1. JOY MOODY: Band 1; Track 1,2; Cheerleading 2; FBLA 2,3,4; Tennis 2,3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; TAG 1,2,3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. DENISE MOORE: Chorus (Concert Choir) 2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4. MISSY MOORE: 4-H 1,2; Industrial Arts 2; FHA 1; FBLA 4; HERO 4. KAREN MORGAN: 4-H 1; Industrial Arts 2; HERO 3,4; FBLA 4; Softball 2. DAWN NADEAU: Hugh O’Brien Youth Leadership Award Nomi- nee 2; DEBATE 2; J.V. Basketball 2; Honor Roll 2; FHA 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Sr. Beta 3,4; FBLA 4; Tennis 3,4; Drama 4; USSCA 3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. JEANNETTE PARRISH: FHA 1 Chapter Degree, 2—Junior De- gree, 3—State Degree, Honor Roll Chairperson, Fashions by You, 4—Degree Chairperson; Track 1,2,3—Most Valuable Running 4; FBLA 2; Annual Staff 4; Band Aid 4. DARLENE RANDOLPH: Sr. Beta 3,4; FBLA 3. MICHAEL ANN RAY: Sr. Beta 2,3,4; FBLA 2,3,4—'Treas.; Band 1, Publicity Chairperson 2, Drum Major 3,4; Hugh O’Brien Award Nominee 2; Prom Theme Committee 3; Math Team Alternate 3; Georgia Certificate of Merit 3; Academic All-American 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Presbyterian Col- lege Jr. Fellow 3; Jr. Miss BCHS First Runner Up 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Sr. Superlative Most Intellectual. JULIE RENTZ: Tennis 1,2,3,4; 4-H 1,2,3,4; Sr. Beta 3,4 Parliamentar- ian; HERO 3,4; Annual Staff 4; TAG 1,2,3,4; FFA 1; Drama 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; HOBY nominee 2. SHERRY ROBERSON: FHA 1; FBLA 2,3,4; Homecoming Court 2; Annual Staff 1,2,3; Debate Team 2; TAG 1,2,3,4. ANITA ROWELL: FHA 1,2; FBLA 3,4; VOT 4. CURTIS ROWELL: Football 1,2,3,4; FHA 2; Basketball 3,4; Base- ball 2,3,4; Sr. Superlative—Mr. Sr. Class; Student Council 1,2,3— Vice Pres., 4—Pres.; FBLA 3. SHELDON ROWELL: FHA 1; FBLA 1,2; Golf 2,3,4; National Honor Roll 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Annual Staff 4; Sr. Superlative Best Personality. CINDY SAPP: Track 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; FBLA 1,2,3,4. RONNIE SHARPE: FFA 2; Ind. Arts 3 Sergeant-at-Arms 4; Band 1,2 Assistant Band Manager, 3 Vice President, 4 Captain, Drum Section Leader. TIFFANY SIKES: Band 1; TAG 1,2,3,4; 4-H 1,2,3 board member; Track 1; Tennis 2,3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 2,3,4; Hugh O’Brien Youth Award Nominee 2; Student Council 3,4; Sr. Beta 3,4 Treas.; Cheerleader 3,4 captain; Literary Competition 3,4; One Act Play 3,4; Quiz Bowl Team 3,4; Miss BCHS 3; USSCA 3,4. PAULETTE SLOAN: Softball 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Sr. Beta 2,3,4; FBLA 2,3,4; UGA Certificate of Merit 3; Presbyterian Jr. Fellow Award 3; Sr. Superlative—Best All Around; Annual Staff 2,4; Debate Team 2; TAG 1,2,3,4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 2,3; U.S. Achievement Academy Nominee 3; Graduation Usher 3. VIRGINIA SMALL: Track 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4. DONNA STONE: FHA 2,3; FBLA 3,4; 4-H 1. DONNA SUMNER: FBLA 3. CONNIE SWEAT: Chorus 1; FBLA 3; 4-H 1,2,3 V. Pres. 4; Sr. Beta 2,3—Sec., 4—Pres.; Prom Decorating Committee 3; HOBY Nomi- nee 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; UGA Certificate of Merit 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Quiz Bowl Team 3,4; SR. Superlative—Best Dressed; TAG 1,2,3,4. JENNI THOMAS: FBLA 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Presentation 1. VICKY THRIFT: FBLA 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1. CHARLOTTE TOMLINSON: Band 1,2,3,4; Jr. Sr. Band Clinic 1,2,3; Solo Ensemble 1,2,3; All State Competitions 1,3; Outstanding Musician 2,3; Stage Band 1; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Sr. Beta 2,3,4; Math Team 2,3,4; FHA 1,2; Student Council 1; Debate Team 2; FBLA 3; Hugh O’Brien Award Nominee 2; Academic All-American 3; USAA Science History 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. MICHELLE TOMPKINS: Basketball 2 Most Improved, 3 MVD, 4; Softball 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff Football 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; FHA 1; FBLA 4; Jr. Class, Sr. Class Parliamentarian; Sr. Superlative—Miss Sr. Class; Prom Decorating Committee 3- LEIGH TUCKER: Band 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3; FBLA 3,4; Track 1; Student Council 1; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4; Prom Decorating Committee. SELENA TUMLIN: Basketball 1—MVP, 2—MVO, 3—MVP, 4; Softball 2,3,4; Tennis 1,2; Golf 3; FBLA 2,3—V.P., 4—Pres.; Student Council 1; Sr. Superlaive—Most Athletic. BILLY WAINWRIGHT: Arts Symposium Award Winner 3; FFA 3,4; Football 1; Sr. Superlative—Most Talented; Annual Staff 4. WILLIAM WARNER: FFA 1. JAY WILDER: Band 1,2,3,4; Show Choir 4; Literary 3,4. CHAD WILLIAMS: Football 1,2,3; FBLA 2,3,4; Sr. Sueprlative— Best Dressed; Hugh O’Brien Nominee 2. NYKKI WILLIS: Track 1; FBLA 2,3,4; FFA 3,4. LESLIE WOFFORD: TAG 1,2,3,4; Sr. Beta 3,4—V.President; Annu- al Staff 3,4; Track 2; Honor Roll 1,2; One Act Play 3,4. CHARLENE ZIEGLER: Chorus 1,2—Lit. Comp. (Girls Solo 2nd Place, Girls Trio), 3—Lit. Comp. (Girls Solo—4th Place, Girls Trio— 2nd Place), 4; Show Choir 2; Governor’s Nominee in Music 2; Sr. Beta 3. JVMilll Officers: President—Rebecca Rowell V. President—Travis Page Secretary—Wade Griffin Treasurer—Kelly Rowell Reporter—Greg Jacobs Parliamentarian—Lora Herndon Sponsors: John Paul Picklesimer Donald Altman Grace Malmberg Kathy Patten Sharon Woodard not pictured: Sissy Baxley 44 Juniors u m ■ ■ Shawn Allbritton Angel Bunkley Gina Clark JUNIORS” Tina Blocker RondaJo Altman Vernon Bessing Elven Branch Coy Brooker Syble Brooker James Chaney Lynn Carter k . Robin Carter Stephen Booth Rachael Buckhalter Joy Chaney Michelle Coleman Juniors 45 John Collins Jerome Courson What’s up Doc? Jean Cooper Phillip Davis Pam Deen Brian DePratter Shire Diggans Theresa Dowling Laretta Davison 46 Juniors Don Gibson Marcia Gibson Cale Flowers David Garrett Paula Dubose Tony Gibson Audrey Goodyear Vicky Goodyear Hope Griffin Lance Griffin Wade Griffin Melanie Halligan Darryl Hand Edward Hand Alettee Hargrave Jeannie Harrell Michael Harrell Lori Harris Brian Hendrix Lora Herndon Juniors 47 Danny Herrin Kenneth Howell Ashlee Jones 48 Juniors Do you expect me to believe that? Sheila Howard Theresa LaViolette Chris Lee Karen V. Lee Melinda Lee ' Jody Lake Susan Lee Michelle Lewis Sheila Lewis Pam K. Lynn Pam L. Lynn I. Vanzetta McCall Eric Maefield Wanda Manning Where is Little Red Riding Hood? Michele Martin Juniors 49 Rene Menclen David Massey Barbara Miller Clyde Miller Michael Millwood f Jennifer Moody Tammy Moore Craig Morgan Rich Mullins Jimmy Moody Brian O’Neal Brenda O'Quinn Brad Pacheco i Leslie O’Berry Cheryl Mullis Travis Page Jon Parker Sandra Pinkney David Renn Paul Rhoden 50 Juniors Anthony Riggins James Roberson Eric Rowell Kelly Rowell Rebecca Rowell Sidney Rowell Byron Rozier Terry Sapp Timmy Sapp Lisa Scott Denise Shenefield Scott Studstill On the count of three—all smile Todd Studstill Pricilla Sheppard Juniors 51 Ben Sullivan Earl Thomas Jade Thornton Kevin Thirft Terri Thrift Tina Thrift Lori Vinson Gene Wainright Patti Walker Tammy Walker Dawn Waters Donna Waters Patricia Whitfield Erika Wilson Stephanie Windham, Leslie Youmans Not Pictured: Chris Branch, Melissa Carter, Carlyle Clever, Tony Drury, Tracy Hickox, Da- vid Horne, Freddie Hud- son, Barry Lee, Wayne McGee, Patricia Sikes, Lee Smith, Jeffrey Stone, Scott Studstill, Chuck Waldron, Danny Wof- ford. 52 Juniors JUNIOR LIFE . . . that’s all Lance Griffin was declared top Miss Malm berg's homeroom celebrates having the sa[esman wjth a total of $395- top homeroom magazine sales. folks!!! Juniors 53 54 SOPHOMORES” Charlie Aldridge John Alford Rhonda Altman Teresa Altman Billy Ammons Cindy Anderson Vicky Anderson Jesse Baker Gary Barksdale Valerie Batten Charles Beard Michael Bearden Shannon Bell Jenny Beverlin Ike Blanchard Alan Blocker Heidi Blount Dewayne Boatright Delaine Brand Chris Brauda Sophomores 57 Michelle Carter Anisha Cato Tammy Chancey Scott Chesser Sandy Chester ' 58 Sophomores Sandra Crawn Darren Crews Jimmy Crews Rodney Crews Timmy Crews Sande Crowe Jerry Daniels Stephanie Davis Michael Davison Robbie Deen Sophomores 59 Regina Duren Tonya Edwards Kevin Edgy Learning the way the Romans do. John Ellis Connie Flowers Rocky Flowers ' Carol Epps Pat Evans Yolanda Feliciano Scott Fulford A1 Fullard James Gaskins Denise Gibson Pat Green Sophomores Steve Green Amber Griffin April Griffin Dean Griffin Jennifer Griffin Michael Haney Barney Harris Matt Gurley Tangee Hall Pam Griffin Brian Hendrix Danette Hendrix Sophomores 61 Travis Hutcherson Melissa Hyde Billy Jennings Beth Johns Crystal Johns Keith L. Herrin Lynn Herrin Tammy L. Herrin Tammy R. Herrin Landee Hickox Lisa Hickox Michael Hickox Sabrina Hickox Teresa Hickox Laverne Highsmith Darla Howard Teddy Hickox Patsy Howell Patty Howell Lisa Hunter 4 62 Sophomores Belinda Johnson Bobby Johnson Kimi Justice Amanda Kelly Lynette Johns Tammy Knox David Lake Janine Lane V Jerry Lane Renee Lane Celia Lee Kelby Lee Sophomores 63 Robin Lee Sidney Lee Stacey Lee Pat Legrear Billy Lowman Lamar Lee Michelle Lee Patrick Lee Polly Lee Randy Lucas 64 Sophomores Tina Luck Kenny Luft John Lynn Hugh O'Brian Award Nominees: Row 1: Wendy Taylor, Brenda Yawn; Row 2: Stephanie Davis Joy Wainright, Wendy Dowling, Celia Lee; Row 3: Lynn Herrin, Lynette Johns, Kelby Lee; Row 4: Scott Morgan, Marc Nadeau, Landee Hickox; Not Pictured: Melinda Miller, Mary Mitchell, Connie Stewart, Wendy Welch. 1 Lander McCall Tracy Moody Renee Moore Matt Morgan Owen Morgan Nigel Mott Tracy Mullis Marc Nadeau Scott Morgan Melinda Miller Brett Moody Paul Morgan Lisa Nichols Sophomores 65 Lee O’Berry Tina O’Berry Jeff O’Steen Casey Parrish Tina Patten Joey Queen Lorene Randolph Terri Ray Dee Dee Rhoden Michael Ribron Sabrina Roberson Tammy Roundtree Audrey Rowell Scott Roberson 66 Sophomores Celeste Sapp Jimmy Sapp Leigh Ann Sapp Milton Rowell Becky Sapp Candi Scott Steve Shuman Lillian Simpson Michelle Scott Chris Shuman Eric Smith Julie Smith Sophomores 67 Tonya Smith Melissa Stephens Patty Sullivan Johnnie Mae Thomas Connie Stewart Alan Sumner Wendy Taylor Celia E. Thomas John Thomas' Allen Thornton Tina Thrift Jamey Tucker Curtis Tumlin 68 Sophomores Betty Warner Wendy Welch Karey Waley Jeanetta Whitfield Amy Ulery Luis Villalobos Alisha Wainright Joy Wainright Lori Wilson Not pictured: Lucius Anderson Donnie Breese Kim Cohen Lori Davis Missy Henderson Nathan Herrin John Herrin Charles Hutcherson Leon Johns John Johnson Lena Little Pam McCormick Lewis Moore Luther Moore Amanda Nettles Ronald Nutty Donald O’Neal Diane Sears Belinda Tapley Scott Thomas Charis Woodall Jim Williams Wayne Wilson Brenda Yawn Sophomores 69 FRESHMEN Pam Aldridge Marcie Allbritton Sabrina Allbritton Michelle Allen Buddy Allen «« Jennifer Altman Corinne Barnes Kristy Beardon Misty Beardon Tracey Bell Phillip Bessing Kenya Bishop Gregory Booth Samantha Bradley James Branch , Leslie Brauda Liz Brooker Subrina Buckhalter Teresa Byrd Kim Dale Carter 70 Freshmen Kim Dawn Carter Sean Chapman Angela Cloniger Lisa Crews Andee Courson Timmy Creech Deborah Crews Helen Crews Melvin Crews Michael Crews Paul Crews Ricky Crews Freshmen 71 Freddy Daniels Donna Denison Ronald Drury Vernon Crews Shirley Crosby Marie Crowder Joey Dasher Edward Davis Tracy Davis Lynne Driggers Donald Drury Eddie Dixon Kevin Davison Donna Drury ' Jason Edenfield 72 Freshmen Tressa Edgy Byron Fields Shrita Everett Travis Flowers Angela Gibson Ed Gill Noel Gray Ivan Griffin Terri Gonzales V Freshmen 73 Paul Harrell Jim Harris Lisa Harris Rose Mary Harris Dara Helmuth Jeannie Herrin Stevie Hendrix i Chris Herrin Hughie Herrin Eric Henderson Karen Herrin Tripp Herrin Katina Herrin, Billy Hickox 74 Freshmen Myra Jane Hinsley Deon Home Selena Horne David Horton Mark Jacobs Bobby Jennings Gerald Johns Stacy Johns Sandy Johnson Chris Jones Angela Kersey Michell Kersey Jeannie Knox Tara Knox Amy Knox Shannon Kirkland Michelle Howard Tammy Johns Ricky Kersey Bill Lee Freshmen 75 Cheree Lee Jesse Lee David Lewis Riley McKenzie Dorothy Lovell Frediree McKinnon Donald Miller Brian McLeod Rodney Maefield Christine Marden Laura Martin Jim Miller Tina Miller Ronnie Milton 76 Freshmen Dennis Mitchell Krista Mohler Brian Moody Catherine Moody Steve Minchew Kim Moore Pam Moore Renee Moore Dana Moore Jerry Moore Sue Moore Deanne Morgan Diana Morgan Greg Morgan Daryl Murphy Freddie Murphy Pam Nettles Jamie O'berry Judy Overall Cindy Peplinski Freshmen 77 Robbie Petty Pebble Pinkney Michael Popwell Tommy Purdom Shelby Rawlins Rachel Ray Della Rhoden Laura Rowell Tony Rowell Wendy Rowton Cristy Salis Nigel Sikes 78 Freshmen V Tina Spaulding Jason Strickland Christy Stokes Scott Stokes Dru Smith Linda Taylor Angie Thomas Marla Thomas April Tillman Jenny Strickland Wendy Waldron Scott Underwood Dezi Wainright ; Portia Wainright Tony Wainright 1 Carroll Walker Darlene Warner Lewis Warner Michael White Bruce White Freshmen 79 Shana Widner Shane Whitford Cheryl Wilson Christy Williams Matt Williams Kendall Willis Aline Willoughby Guy Blakely Melissa Carnell Leon Carter Rodney Carter Virginia Edison Randy Fones Not Pictured: Michael Hewitt Dewayne Jacobs Mellissa Littlejohn Dana Moore Lavonda Moore Jesse Morgan Clay Rhoden Ashton Rhoden James Riddle Stephanie Thomas Denise White James Yeomans Mark Walker Perry Young 80 Freshmen [,u -mj Superintendent Board of Education L-R: Kenny Batten (mem. elect.), Linda Carter, Frank Jimmy Thornton Riggins, Edward Chancey, John I. Lee, Linda Bell (not pic.) L-R: Virieen Strickland Peggy Justice Guidance Counselor Mark V. Rogers Univ. of AL B.S. Eng Ed. VSC M. Ed. Vocational Director James E. Thomas VSC M.S. Voc. Ed. Principal Melton Callahan Assistant Principal Grace Joiner GA College B.S. Bio. UGA M. Ed. Science Ed. VSC M. Ed. Adm. Sup. Administration 83 FINE ARTS Janet Shearouse UGA B.F.A. Art Ed. Marie Boyett Ga. Southern B.S. Music Ed. Scott Bozeman Troy St. Univ. B.M.E. Patricia Bozeman Troy St. Univ. B.M.E.; M.S. LANGUAGE ARTS Carolyn Thomas Ga. Southern B.S. Ed. Bonnie Bullard FSU B.S. Ed. Anne Harper UGA B.S. English Ed. Valdosta St. M.E.D. Mary Ippolito Valdosta St B.F.A.—Theater 84 Faculty Violet Kane Edinboro Univ. of Pa. B.S. Elem. Ed. Darlene Lane Ga. College B.S. Mathematics Linda B. Marion Ga. Southern B.S. Ed. Armstrong St. M. Ed. MATHEMATICS Donald M. Altman, Jr. Andrew College A.A. Ga. Southern B.S. Ed. Pamela B. Altman Ga. Southern B.S. Math Ed. Anne Couch FSU B.S. Math Ed. fRE-CKLt % 7 r i 1 In Faculty 85 MEDIA SPECIALIST PHYSICAL EDUCATION Lee Murray Ga. Southern B.S. P.E. Frank Bullard FSU B.S. P.E. Danny McCoy ABAC A.S. GA Southern B.S. P.E. Forest Thomas GA Southern M. Ed. 86 Faculty SCIENCE t Mike Pack GA Southern B.S. Ed.; M. Ed. SOCIAL STUDIES Grace Malmberg Anne Canipe Troy St. Univ. Winthrop College B.A. B.A. History; German VSC M.Ed. GA Southern M.Ed. Pamela Hammond FSU B.S. Social Studies Ed. Kathleen Patten Eastern Illinois Univ. B.S. Ed. Faculty 87 SPECIAL EDUCATION Agnes Ann Lawson Ga. Southern B.S. VSC M.Ed. Photo Not Available Helen Rimes CA State P.A. B.Sc. Cindy Ham Ga. Southern M. Ed. Home Ec. Sissy Smith-Baxley Ga. Southern B.S. VSC M.Ed. Michael McNeil Henderson St. Univ. B.S. P.E.; M.Ed. John Paul Picklesimer Pikeville College B.S. VSC M.Ed.; E.D.S. inii. r , U.S.F. B.A. VSC Cert, of Sp. Ed. VOCATIONAL Dorothy M. Ham UGA B.S. Home Ec. Ed. UGA B. S. Ed. Agriculture William Kyser Ga. Southern Electronics 88 Faculty a Sandra Lambert Ga. College B.S. VSC M.Ed. Everett Lee Ga. Southern James Ray Berry College B.S. Industrial Arts Bonnie Westberry Ga. Southern B.S. Business Ed. Sharron Woodard UGA B.S. Business Ed. OFFICE STAFF Central Office Staff L-R: Carolyn Gunter, Lavada Johnson, Wanda Hagin (not pictured) Maxine Morgan Patsy Altman Iris Smith Janette Tucker Faculty 89 PARAPROFESSIONALS CUSTODIANS Lillian Hall Elvera Lee Ronald Sharpe Wynette Johnson BUS DRIVERS Barbara Barksdale Mae Etta Blue Geraldine Branch Mauise Carver Elyondia Clark Jean Craven Susan Keene Evelyn Fender Linda Fowler Allen Griffin H.L. Gunter Joann Harrell Sabra Harris Cheryl Helmuth Sina Hickox Reavis Hickox Shelby Jacobs Dorothy Rowell Betty Lewis Virgil Rowell Inez Rozier Jimmy Thomas Maxine Thomas Ernest Thrift Jim Wainright Addie Wilder Elbert Wilson Wanda Willis Renade Wilson John Woods Diane Knight 90 Staff LUNCHROOM PERSONNEL Idell Herrin, mgr. Florence Davis Betty Mae Johns Beth Knox Stiff Q1 B.e.n.s. RADIO STATION: POWER 95 56% WPIQ 101Q 14% ROCK 105 12% ROCK 103 8% 97 WAIV 5% FM 93 3% Z102 2% JEANS: Levi’s 54% Lee 23% Chic 7% Zena 5% Calvin Klein 3% Palmetto 3% Union Bay 2% Wrangler 2% Coca-Cola 1% FOOD: Pizza Seafood Steak Hamburgers French Fries Tacos Chicken Doritos Chinese Spaghetti 62% 12% 8% 6% 6% 2% 2% 1% 1% 1% MUSICAL GROUP: Bon Jovi 31% AC DC 23% 38 Special 12% ZZ Top 9% Van Halen 5% Run D.M.C. 5% Motley Crue 4% Cameo 4% New Edition 4% Chicago 3% ACTOR: Tom Cruise 33% Bruce Willis 18% Rob Lowe 10% Kirk Cameron 9% Don Johnson 7% Tom Selleck 6% Michael J. Fox 5% Clint Eastwood 4% Eddie Murphy 3% Bill Cosby 3% COLOR: Blue Red Purple Pink Green Gray Yellow Aqua Turquoise Orange 39% 19% 12% 11% 8% 4% 3% 1% 1% .5% 92 Favorites FAVMiTES SPORTS: Football 60% Basketball 17% Softball 7% Baseball 5% Tennis 4% Volleyball 3% Hunting 2% Track 1% Swimming 1% Golf 1% T.V. SHOWS: The Cosby Show 28% A.L.F. 16% Giowing Pains 13% Moonlighting 11% Miami Vice 7% McGyver 5% Kate Allie 4% Magnum P.I. 4% The Wizard 4% Who’s The Boss 3% ■ INDIVIDUAL SINGER: Peter Cetera 15% Robert Palmer 13% Hank Williams Jr. 13% David Lee Roth 11% Bryan Adams 10% Madonna 10% Phil Collins 7% Whitney Houston 7% Lionel Richie 7% Billy Idol 7% MOVIES: Top Gun 59% Karate Kid II 8% Trick or Treat 8% About Last Night 6% Crocodile Dundee 5% Soul Man 4% Back to the Future 3% Weird Science 2% Pretty in Pink 2% Back to School 2% RESTAURANT: Pizza Inn 26% Burger King • 13% McDonalds 13% Captain Joe's 10% Pizza Hut 10% Cedar River 8% Western Sizzlin 6% Golden Corral 5% The Red Pig 4% The Duck Pond 3% Favorites 93 ?9%6-X7 iZeceett' DcUAt4 M- 94 Homecoming Freshmen: Myra Jane Hinesley and Don- na Dennison Sophomores: Pat Legrear and Valerie Batten Juniors: Rebecca Rowell and Robin Carter Seniors: Joy Moody Penny Davison Sherri Millwood Homecoming 95 “ZTO o e c4t e e c o ai 0 C ct 9 When you say the word “Homecoming” around Brantley County High immediate anticipation fills the air. All of the students really go all out and participate in the ac- tivities that are carried on throughout the week. Among these activities include the various dress-up days. Many BCH’ers real- ly showed their pride and team spirit by dressing in their red and black, symbolizing the Georgia Bulldogs. Students also wore the all favorite TOGA. Students really showed class by dressing in their finest. Being a ’50’s Teeny Bopper was also in. e s X 6 96 Homecoming X 7 ‘m Somewhere Over the Rainbow Senior Miss Contestants: Alisa Newbern, Michelle Scott, Dawn Nadeau, Paulette Sloan, Donna Stone, Kim Mallard, Cindy Griffin, Trade Carter, Jeannie Harrell. Junior Miss Contestants: Shelby Rawlins, Tina Miller, Tracey Bell, Lori Davis, Tammy Herrin, Becky Sapp, Wendy Dowling, Lisa Hickox, Melissa Hyde, Laura Rowell, Cheree Lee, Judy Overall, Karen Herrin, Tammy Chancey, and Pamela Griffin. Beauty Pageant 97 SENIOR MISS BCHS Cindy Griffin is the new Miss B.C.H.S. Miss Griffin is the 18-year-old daughter of Ginny Griffin of Nahunta. Cin- dy was sponsored by Deborah’s Headquarters. At school, she is a member of 4-H, Future Business Leaders of America, and participates in the Vocation Office Training (VOT) program. She currently works at Branco Video. 98 Beauty Pageant JUNIOR MISS BCHS Shelby Rawlins is the newjunior Miss B.C.H.S. Miss Rawlins is the 15-year-old daughter of Ollie Harkleroad of Atkinson. Shelby was sponsored by Brooker Farm. At school, she is a member of band, Y-Club, and 4-H. Her future plans are to attend college at Emory University. Beauty Pageant 99 The Queens and Their Courts Jr. Miss: Queen- Shelby Rawlins, 1st Runner up- Wendy Dowling, 2nd Runner up- Lisa Hickox. Sr. Miss: Queen- Cindy Griffin, 1st Runner up- Kim Mallard, 2nd Runner up- Michelle Scott. 100 Beauty Pageant RAH! RAH! RAH! RAH! Sherri Millwood, Senior Tiffany Sikes, Senior Greg Cox, Senior Brett McDuffie, Senior ■ -- Jennifer Griffin Jeannie Harrell No! Shown ' Ms. Maefied, Sponsor Ms. McNeil, Sponsor 102 Cheerleaders CHEERLEADERS!!! Cheerleaders 103 Hsnr ■1=1 ■SjI 6 i !rP THE TEAM Believing in quality not quantity” the 1986-87 BCHS Heron Varsity Football team battled through a tough schedule. Our men may have had one of the toughest uphill battles in years but we overcame the odds and rallied support from the student body and community. The Herons tackled the season headlong. Win- ning two out of the first three games the Herons were well on their way. Then a dry streak set in until the sixth game against Jeff Davis when the Heron’s determination pulled through to defeat the Yellow Jackets for the first time in our school’s history. Two more losses caused the Herons to change their attitudes from being intimidated to becoming the intimidator. Taking the field in front of the home fans at homecoming in Pierce County the Herons became the aggressors. Determined to spoil their home- coming along with the rain the Herons rolled up a 12 to 7 victory over the Bears. After two losses to state ranked teams the Herons finished a respectable season. No doubt the price was high, but well worth it. 104 Football Big 0” Left to Right: 14 Gerald Hall, 74 James Chaney, 55 David Harris, 50 Dean Horne, 76 Greg Cox, 70 Danny Herrin, 52 Curtis Rowell, 11 Pat Evans, 83 Brett McDuffie, 23 Bobby Davis, 24 Travis Page Football 105 MAD DOG D” Left to Right: 24 Travis Page, 70 Danny Herrin, 76 Greg Cox, 74 James Chaney, 14 Gerald Hall, 51 Brian Hendrix, 65 Phil Fulford, 55 Da- vid Harris, 20 Kevin Martin, 32 Curtis Rowell, 23 Bobby Davis WHAT'S DOWN THERE? LET'S GO! KICK THAT THING! HOLD THEM BACK! I WANT HIM! STRAP IT UP. 106 Football Left to Right: 65 Phil Fulford, 76 Greg Cox, 55 David Harris, 20 Kevin Martin, 14 Gerald Hall, 32 Curtis Rowell, 5 Tony Crews, 83 Brett McDuffie, 23 Bobby Davis Football 107 Quarterback: Jerry Moore Coaches: Donald Altman Lee Stieve Manager: Eric Wilson 108 Football The young and inexperienced JV had a 4-3 season. Although young and inexperienced the JV never gave up and were always in the game when the final horn blew. Togetherness was the main ingredient in this team. They found this ingredient made it easier on those days when the final score was in favor of the other team. The season began with a 14-0 win over Charlton. Then came back to back losses to Ware 26-6 and Pierce 20-8 after two 1-0 forfeit wins over Bacon and Charlton came a 20-8 win over McIntosh. The season ended with a 12-8 loss to Bacon. Football 109 VARSITY BASKETBALL! Top left: Coach Danny McCoy, Eric Maefield, Curtis Rowell, Gerald Hall, Tony Crews, Rodney Maefield, Greg Jacobs, Dean Horne, Bottom (left): Travis Page, Phillip Davis, Kelly Rowell, Ken Hickox, Bobby Davis, Michael Callahan. The 1986-87 Heron boys basketball team enjoyed another suc- cessful season. They posted a fine regular season record of 14-6. The season produced a Christmas tournament championship and the region 2-AA Southeast Championship to end with a 16-7 overall record. This senior oriented ball club was instrumental in carrying on a tradition in boy’s basketball at BCHS. The team won with character, pride, and teamwork. We will always remember this determined group of young men. —Coach Danny McCoy 110 Boy’s Varsity Basketball Boys's Varsity Basketbali lll Standing L-R: Coach T. Warnock, Valerie Batten, Connie Carter, Becca Lee, Selena Tumlin, Jean Cooper, Tangee Hall, Robin Jones, Kneeling L-R: Paulette Sloan, Michelle Tompkins, Dawanna Jones 112 Basketball Although the 1986-1987 Lady Herons finished the year with a disappointing overall record, they are to be commended for the great character and deter- mination that they showed this year. Among their accomplishments this year was a runner-up finish in the Charlton County Christmas Tournament. These girls overcame much adversity to play competitive ball all season long. By the season's end, there were only nine healthy” ball players dressed out, but these girls made up for their lack of numbers by playing with an added degree of deter- mination and pride, which will never be forgotten. Basketball 113 86J.V. BOYS BASKETBALL 87 The first goal of a junior varsity basket- ball team is not to win, but to prepare young athletes to play at the varsity level. Without a doubt I feel this goal has been accomplished. Pat Evans, Greg Skipper, Landee Hickox, Scott Morgan, Paul Callahan, and Michael Hickox are all sophomores and provide a strong nucleus of experience. I expect each one of these young men to contribute, in their own way, to the Her- ons in the future. The freshmen, David Lewis, Brian McLeod, Donald Miller, Jer- ry Moore, and Trip Herrin, along with their definite athletic ability, have shown an exceeding willingness to work. Be- cause of this, I look forward to their return and a successful season next year. Top (L-R): Donald Miller, Greg Skipper, Scott Morgan, Michael Hickox, Landee Hickox, David Lewis Bottom (L-R): Jerry Moore, Paul Callahan, Tripp Herrin, Brian McLeod Coach McNeil 114 JV Basketball Girl’s TV Basketball Coach: T. Pack GV Top row left to right: Tangee Hall, Wendy Dowling, Patty Howell, Jennifer Griner, Karen Herrin, Selena Horne, Stacie Drew, Patsy Howell bottom row left to right: Valerie Batten, Dara Helmuth, Laura Rowell, Celia Lee, Jodie Jacobs JV Basketball 115 REGION 2-AA SOUTHEAST CHAMPIONS Determination Raise your hand if you're sure! One of my most rewarding experiences at Brantley County High has been the opportunity to work with this dedicated and talented group of young ladies. They knew that if it did not hurt to lose then the winning was not as sweet; therefore, when I expected 100% from them they gave me 110%. These ladies were true winners and always will be! The players on this team were much more to me than simply ath- letes—they became my friends and I want to thank each one of them for the fantastic memories they have given me. wm 116 Softball Photos courtesy of Mike Pack Accomplishments of the 86-87 Softball team were surpassed only by their courage and devotion as they continued the winning tradition of B.C.H.S. with an 8-0 sub-region re- cord. Led by Coach Teresa Pack, the Lady Herons brought their outstand- ing season to a close with a region playoff. The achievements of this winning team will be long remem- bered by the students of B.C.H.S. Top L-R: Michelle Tompkins. Selena Tumlin, Kristie Dean, Paulette Sloan. Standing L-R: Mgr. Valerie Batten. Becca Lee. Dawn Waters, Rebecca Rowell, Danettc Hendrix, Celia Lee, Mgr. Patty Howell. Kneeling L-R: Melissa Coleman, Connie Carter, Coach T. Pack, Tracy Davis, Stacie Drew. Seniors L-R: Selena Tumlin, Michelle Tompkins, Paulette Sloan, Kristie Dean. Because of her excellent softball abilities and leadership qualities, Selena was chosen most valuable player by her teammates. Photos courtesy of M. Pack J.P. Picklesimer Softball 117 Baseball! The basics! Coach McNeil First String 118 Baseball Top Row, R: Landee Hickox, Paul Callahan, Matt Morgan Bottom, L-R: Ken Hickox, Michael Callahan, Sheldon Rowell, Ray Waits. Not Pictured: Coach Frank Bullard. Top, L-R: Scott Roberson, Michael Harrell, Wade Griffin, Julie Rentz. Bottom, L-R: Rebecca Rowell, Tiffany Sikes, Dawn Nadeau, Kristi Hutchison, Jason Dukes. '119 G I R L S B O Y S TRACK Sabrina Allbritton, Tracey Bell, Dianna Branch, Sabrina Buckhalter, Etoria Chester, Melissa Coleman, Michelle Coleman, Tracy Davis, Loretta Davison, Jennifer Griner, Tammy Herrin, Jodie Jacobs, Michele Lee, Jeannette Parrish, Pam Pinkney, Tammy Roundtree, Denise Shenefield, Leatrice Small, Virginia Small, Celia Thomas, Denise White, Michelle Scott, Laura Rowell, Michelle Tompkins Ronald Altman, Lucius Anderson, Sandy Chester, Andee Courson, Charles Hutcherson, Greg Jacobs, Donald Miller, Jerry Myers, Casey Parrish, Eric Wilson, Travis Page, Brian O’Neal, James Chaney 120 Track smm COUNCIL senior i 11 w — - m U mm 'ml. bH L YCLUB 8$ FFA FHA HEAD FBlfl INDUSTRIAL AMP Student Council Top Row (L-R) Juniors—Wade Griffin, Rebecca Rowell, Kelly Rowell, Lora Herndon; Seniors— Curtis Rowell, Dawn Nadeau, Jason Dukes, Tiffany Sikes. Bottom Row (L-R) Freshmen— Kenya Bishop, Tripp Herrin, Myra Jane Hinesley, Jerry Moore, Sophomores—Celia Lee, Joy Wainright, Stacey Drew, Stephanie Davis. Officers: Rebecca Rowell—Secretary, Kelly WILD EXCITEMENT—Everyone really Rowell—Reporter, Stephanie Davis—Parli- parties down, at Student Council—Annu- mentarian, Celia Lee — Treasurer, Lora al Staff Party!—yea. Herndon—Vice President, SPONSOR—Pa- mela Hammond, Curtis Rowell—President. Miss Malmberg’s homeroom wins Student Council Christmas door decorating contest. Student Council provides student leadership in the development of good citizenship. This year the Student Council was involved in numerous activities including sales campaigns to raise funds for the nursing home “Gracewood.” Members are elected by the student body and provide a means of communica- tion between faculty and students. 122 Student Council Mrs. Patten Mr. Woodward Ivan Griffin, Amy Ulery, Pam Griffin, Anisha Cato, Jennifer Altman, Stephanie Davis, Kelby Lee, Ronda This was not only the first year of Y Club it was also the first Altman, Deon Horne, Sheila Howard, Kendall Willis, Lori Vinson, Laura Martin, Carol Epps, Not year for our sponsors. We hope both stay on here at BCHS. Pictured: Dean Griffin, Eric Wilson, Shelby Rawlins, Pam Aldridge, Kim Carter, Dennis Mitchell, Kristy Williams, Rachel Ray, Jerry Lane. Officers President—Ronda Altman V. President—Lori Vinson Chaplin—Carol Epps Secretary—Amy Ulery and Stephanie Davis Treasurer—Eric Wilson School projects—Deon Horne and Anisha Cato Community projects—Sheila Howard World Home Extension—Laura Martin A meeting of the minds. Y-Club was established in order to create, maintain and extend, througout the home, school and community, high standards of Christian character. This was the first year of Y-Club at BCHS. The club sponsored such activities as a toy fund and data match. We hope the club continues to grow and fulfill its purpose in the future. Ciubs 123 Members: Michael Ann Ray, Jason Dukes, Tony Drury, Kristi Hutchison, Darleen Randolph, Charlotte Tomlinson, Connie Sweat, Paulette Sloan, Shannon Aldridge, Leslie Wofford, Kristi Dean, Julie Rentz, Bondy Shay Gibson, Dawn Nadeau, Trade Carter, Angie Sloan, Tiffany Sikes, Leslie Ammons, Ronda Jo Altman, Patti Walker, Craig Morgan, Melinda Lee, Robin Jones, Hope Griffin, Sidney Rowell, Tammy Walker, Tammy Kersey, Terri Thrift, Michael Harrel, Ben Sullivan, Shawn Allbritton, Brenda Yawn, Lynette Johns, Scott Morgan, Wendy Dowling, Stephanie Davis, Celia Lee, Wendy Welch, Lynn Herrin, Kelby Lee, Amy Ulery, Lorena Randolph, Connie Carter, Audrey Rowell, Pat Green, Johnnie Mae Thomas, Rebecca Rowell. Officers: Pres: Connie Sweat; Vice Pres: Leslie Wofford; Sec: SPONSOR: Anne Canipe Melinda Lee; Parlim: Julie Rentz; Advisor: Mrs. Anne Canipe. The Senior Beta Club is a leadership-service organization 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. Activities include the Brantley Co. All Male Beauty Contest, Initiation Ceremony and Induction Ceremony, Cover Dish Supper, Christmas Party, Spring Fling Party, and representation of members at state convention in scholarship tests and competition for state offices. 125 OLD MEMBERS NEW MEMBERS STATE DEGREE HOLDERS CHAIRPERSONS 126 Clubs FALL DISTRICT MEETING SEARS NURSING HOME ASSEMBLY LINE HALLOWEEN PARTY Clubs 127 HERO Advisor: Cindy Ham President: Susan Lee Vice President: Janet Highsmith Secretary: Dana Steedly Public Relations: Lori Harris Treasurer: Michelle Harrell Historian: Janice Boatwright Music and Recreation: Julie Rentz Projects: Jeanie Harrell Parliamentarian: Virginia Greene Degree Chair: Gina Clark Honor Roll: Sheila Lane The HERO Club helps youth at B.C.H.S. assume their roles in society through home economics education in areas of personal growth, family life, vocational preparation and community involvement. They also enhance the school with their Occupational Child Care program. Top Row (L-R) Sandra Crawn, Robin Con- over, Virginia Greene, Jeanie Harrell, Diana Branch, Gina Clark, Tina Dolye, Tammy Roundtree, Shelly Bessing, Marie Ammons, Melinda Hanchey Susan Lee, Denese Shenfield, Priscilla Shepherd, Middle (L-R) Yolanda Fe- liciano, Rene Harris, Rosemary Harris, Pam Deen, Renee Menden, Vanzeta McCall, There- sa LaViolette, Dede Rhoden, Theresa Altman, Lori Wilson, Sabrena Hickox, Lynn Carter, Bottom (L-R) Cindy Anderson, Janet Highs- mith, Lori Harris, Michelle Harrell, Dana Steedly, Janice Boatwright, Julie Rentz, Julie Clark, Sheila Lane 128 Clubs Future Farmers of America Members: Charlie Aldridge, John Alford, Loren Altman, Ronald Altman, Donnie Breese, Liz Brooker, Lynn Carter, Rodney Carter, Anisha Cato, David Crews, Jimmy Crews, Ricky Crews, Trent Crews, Robbie Dean, Brian DePratter, Brent Dickerson, Charlotte Griffin, Steven Groover, Wayne Henderson, Scott Herrin, Billy Hickox, Teddy Hickox, Leon Johns, Lome Johns, David Lake, David Lee, Jason Lee, Joseph Lee, Roger Lewis, Judy Overall, Michael Popwell, Michael Ribron, Eric Rowell, Dara Sears, Dru Smith, Amanda Strickland, Kevin Thrift, Terri Thrift, Jamie Tucker, Billy Wainwright, Dezi Wainright, Jim Williams, Erik Wood Terri Thrift President David Lee Vice President Billy Wainwright Reporter Steven Groover Sentinel Roger Lewis Parliamentarian Jenni Thomas Secretary 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 partici- pating in the activities carried on by local, state and national 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. 130 Clubs INDUSTRIAL ARTS Officers: President: James Chaney Vice President: Jason Lee Secretary: Theresa Dowling Treasure: David Massey Sergeant At Arms: Brian O'Neal Reporter: Lea Ann Sapp Sponsor: James Ray Clubs 131 Senior and Junior Club Members Top Row (R): Jason Dukes Connie Sweat Cindy Griffin Brian Bosley Bottom Row (R) Julie Rentz Jennifer Moody Dean Horne Heidi Woods Freshmen and Sophomore Officers President: Michelle Carter Girls V.P.: Sabrina Hickox Boys V.P.: Dean Griffin Secretary: Karen Herrin Reporter: Kelby Lee Thanks to Michelle Reeves and Bob Bolan, 4-H advisors. Freshmen and Sophomore Club Members Top Row (R): Eric Wilson, Andy Courson, Greg Morgan, Dee Dee Morgan Second Row (R): Alan Sumner, Mark Lawson, Steve Minchew Chris Brauda, Deon Horne, Dru Smith Third Row (R): Jennifer Altman, Tracy Mullis, Steph- anie Davis, Crystal Johns, Heidi Blount, Anisha Cato Fourth Row (R): Pam Griffin, Angel Ker- sey, Catherine Moody, Delaine Brand, Audrey Rowell, Jennifer Griner Fifth Row (R): Karen Herrin, Kelby Lee, Michelle Carter, Sabrina Hickox, Dean Griffin 132 Clubs FBLA Members: Dewayne Albritton, Shawn Albritton, Donald Altman, Leslie Ammons, Cindy Anderson, Lisa Bagley, Jeff Barber, David Bearden, Brian Bosley, Robin Carter, Michael Callahan, Marc Chancey, Joy Chaney, Michelle Chesser, Julie Clark, Melissa Coleman, Michelle Coleman, Tony Crews, Scott Davis, Stephanie Davis, Loretta Davison, Penny Davison, Eddie Dawson, Julie Dowling, Rissa Douberly, Stacie Drew, Tonya Edwards, Phil Fulford, Bondy Gibson, Denise Gibson, Marcia Gibson, Audrey Goodyear, Vicky Goodyear, Charlotte Griffin, Cindy Griffin, Jennifer Griffin, Stephanie Griffin, Melanie Halligan, Clay Harrison, Alette Hargrave, Danette Hendrix, Kim Hendrix, Mike Hendrix, Ken Hickox, Michael Hickox, Lynn Holton, Kristi Hutchison, Sherri Johns, Lisa Johnson, Robin Jones, Staci Jordan, Lisa Lee, Susan Lee, Tina Luck, Ron Lynn, Kim Mallard, Joy Moody, Eddie Mullins, Cheryl Mullis, Dawn Nadeau, Marc Nadeau, Amanda Nettles, Leslie O'Berry, Brenda O'Quinn, Jean- ette Parrish, Tina Patten, Michael Ann Ray, Sherri Roberson, Anita Rowell, Kelly Rowell, Rebecca Rowell, Becky Sapp, Cindy Sapp, Connie Stewart, Donna Stone, Wendy Taylor, Vicki Harris Thrift, Leigh Tucker, Selena Tumlin, Ray Waits, Tammy Walker, Matt Washam, Nykki Willis, Erika Wilson, Danny Wofford, Kristie Dean, Ja- son Dukes. Sponsors: Officers: President: Vice President: Secretary: Treasurer: Reporter: Parliamentarian: Mrs. Lambert Ms. Woodard Selena Tumlin Kristie Dean Rebecca Rowell Michael Ann Ray Staci Jordan Donna Stone Clubs 133 ©CHS ©AT!© 134 ClubS Shelley Bohannon, Michelle Chesser, Tony Drury, Virginia Green, Emar Hargrave, Carmann Herndon, Michael Ann Ray, Ronnie Sharpe, Virgina Small, Charlotte Tomlinson, Leigh Tucker, Jay Wilder, Angel Bunkley, Melissa Carter, Jerome Courson, Janice Doyle, Paula DuBois, Paula Dubose, Alettee Hargrave, Kenneth Howell. Ka- ren Lee, Jennifer Moody, Charlie Rowell, Scott Studstill, Tod Studstill, Lori Vinson, Heidi Woods, Chris Brauda, Michelle Carter, Carol Epps, Dean Griffin, Pam Griffin, Matt Gurley, La verne Highsmith, Billy Jennings, Patrick Lee. Tina Luck, Casey Parrish, Tammy Roundtree, Leatrice Smalt, Alan Sumner, Pam Aldridge, Misty Bearden, Andee Courson, Lynne Driggers, Thomas Drury, Tressa Edgy, Robbie Gunter, Paul Harrell, Karen Herrin, Katina Herrin, Bobby Jennings, Stacy Johns, Riley McKenzie, Rodney Maefield, Steve Minchew, Catherine Moody, Greg Morgan, Michael Popwell, Rachael Ray, Leisa Ribron, Cristy Salis, Linda Taylor, Christy Williams, Shelby Rawlins, Sue Moore Clubs 135 136 Clubs BAND OFFICERS: Drum Major......... Chaplain........... Vice President..... Secretary Treasurer Flag Captain....... Michael Ann Ray ...Ronnie Sharpe ... Jennifer Moody .Michelle Chesser ...Paula Dubose 138 Ciubs US. Marine Corps. Drum and Bugle Corps. For: First Annual Brantley County Marching Band Exhibition Clubs 139 Chorus Members: Deon Horne, Tony Drury, Shadrick McMillan, Jerry Myers, Jay Wilder, Scott Underwood, Eric Rowell, Earl Thomas, Amy Ulery, Trade Carter, Loretta Davison, Lynn Carter, Charlene Zeigler, Pat Green, Pat LeGrear, Jean Cooper, Johnnie Mae Thomas, Lorene Randolph, Jeanetta Whitfield, Tangee Hall, Pam LeGrear, Audrey Rowell, Antoinette Drury, Donald Altman, A1 Fullard, Angel Bunkley, Tina Thrift, Shelly Bohanon, Wendy Taylor, Marie Crowder, Kim Carter, Renee Menden, and Sherise Woodall. The 1986-87 Chorus has participated in many activities this year. They are a very talented group and we should be proud of their efforts. Brantley Co. Chorus was involved in the Choral Festival, Literary competition (Boys Solo, Girls Solo, Trio and Quartet), All State Chorus, Solo Ensemble Festival, Christmas and Spring Con- certs, and various community performances. Two of the students, Tracie Carter and Sydney Rowell, and Ms. Boyett attended the summer show choir workshop in Atlanta with a Walt Disney Chor- eographer: John Jacobson and a New York dancer: Joan Walton. Music Instructor: Ms. Boyett 140 Chorus Boy’s Quartet: Jay Wilder, Shadrick McMillan, Eric Rowell, and Jerry Myers. Girl's Trio: Amy Ulery, Charlene Zeigler, and Pam LeGrear. Hard at Work! Walt Disney Choreographer: John Jacobson, Sidney Rowell, Mrs. Boyett, New York dancer: Joan Walton, Trade Carter. What a Performance. Amy Ulery and Charlene Zeigler supplied entertainment at the Miss BCHS Beauty Contest. Chorus 141 CAST George Jason Hadley Dukes Lydia Leslie Hadley Wofford Peter Wade Hadley Griffin Wendy Crystal Hadley Johns Mary Stephanie McClean Davis Tom, the Kelby Electirician Lee CREW DRAMA All the world’s a stage, And all the men and women merely players. Wm. Shakespeare Costumes—Makeup Dawn Nadeau Tiffany Sikes Jennifer Moody Props-lighting Marc Nadeau Lori Vinson Sound John Thomas Melinda Lee Stage Manager Melinda Lee Drama Coach Mary Ippolito This year’s drama produced a play called The Veldt” written by Ray Bradbury. Ms. Ippolito wrote Mr. Bradbury’s agent for permisson to put on the play. Mr. Bradbury wrote a personal letter in return. December 4, the drama group traveled to the Literary One-Act Play competition in Statesboro. The audience loved the futuristic story about machines taking over human’s lives. Also impressed were the judges who awarded Brantley’s drama fifth place. lo« engclct, Californio 90064 Dear Mary Ippolito: Thonks for your letter. t Permission is gronted to perform my n THE VELDT In December, for one time lu only. Pleose send me a check for 520.00 to cover thot performance. No need to bother my NYC ogent about this. I hope you have a splendid performance. My love to oil your actors: Best, : 142 Clubs Quiz Bowl Ben Sullivan, David Ren, Jerry Myers, Michael Millwood, Ivan Griffin, Deon Horne, Jason Dukes, Leslie Wofford, Tiffany Sikes, Crystal Johns, Brenda Yawn, Leslie Youmans Mrs. Anne Canipe The Quiz Bowl Team placed third in the District Academic Tour- nament held at Waycross Junior College on February 9. The team also plans to attend the regional tournament held in Americus, Geor- gia. Math Team Jason Dukes, Darken Randolph, Charlotte Tomlinson, Tammy Kersey, Leslie Youmans, Brian Bosley, Ronda Jo Altman, Greg Jacobs Mrs. Lane The Math Team participates in two tournaments during the school year. In February, eight members travel to Georgia Southwestern Col- lege in Americus. The Okefenokee CESA Mathematics Tournament is held in March. Team members com- pete in a 90-minute written examina- tion then participate in ciphering matches. Clubs 143 “§P£c jyc Gerald signs with Tenn State. 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Sunshine Toyota Ed Coleman Buick—Olds George Dempsey Ford Raleigh Motors Lee Anderson Lincoln—Mercury—Merkur AMC—Jeep—Renault Walker—McDonald Chevrolet jdk Hudson Hatcher Point Mall BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 1987! MON-SAT 10:00-9:00 SUN 12:30-6:00 283-8255 Ads 159 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-Brun8wick Memorial Hospital 3100 Kemble Avenue Brunswick, Georgia 31520 (912) 264-7079 160 Ads Graduate with the BEST!! WAYCROSS JUNIOR COLLEGE For information, call 285-6133 A Unit of the University System of Georgia i Leavin’ the Old and Greetin’ the New by Lawrence Hawthorne It’s kind o’ tough t’ have t’ leave So many folks you’ve learned t’ know, An’ have ’em grip yer hand an’ tell How much they hate t’ see you go! It’s kind o’tough t’ say goodbye To friends you’ve seen day after day— It’s hard t’ break the happy bonds O’ comradeship an’ move away. It’s hard t’ pack up all yer things An’ leave a cozy home behind— The place where joys have come t’ you, Where neighbors all have been so kind. An’ when, at last, yer dearest pal Is tryin’ hard t’ make a bluff At bein’ brave, an’ breaks right down— It’s kind o’ tough, it’s kind o’ tough! But say! It’s great t’ find new friends, Jus’ waiting’ fer a chance t’ show How glad they are t’ have you come An’ live with ’em! It’s great t’ know That folks ’re just about the same No matter where you chance t’ roam, An’ if you let ’em have their way You’ll soon be feelin’ right at home. So, it’s a long farewell, old friends; May God be mighty good t’ you! Across the miles an’ down the years You’ll find my friendship always true. And now I turn with eager heart T’ meet whatever life extends— T’ greet the folks that welcome me, An’ try t’ make them all my friends. Ads 161 Wc want to thank Eddie’s teachers up through the ranks for his accomplishments, wc appreciate his efforts for reaching this goal. “Eddie”— Remember to walk circumspect, the world is quick with its blame, If shadows ever darken your name, ‘Like Mother Father, like son” is a saying so true— The world will judge largely of Mother Father by you. Be yours then the task—if task it shall be To force the proud world to do homage to us. Be sure it will say when its verdict you’ve won, “They reaped as they sowed, this is their son.” Michelle Tompkins Cricket, From day one of your birth we have been proud of you and your accomplishments, far in your life. Sports has always been a big part of your life and when tears filled your eyes at the loss of a game, you have always been a winner in our eyes. Crick, we gave you life, love, and guidance with the Lord’s help. Always keep him and your plans of life will be fruitful. We love you, Mom, Dad, and Curtis Harvey Strickland On Labor Day September 1, 1969, your Daddy and I were very happy because of you. You have made us even happier by graduating. We hope you get the best in life. Our prayers are that you put God first always, with Him all things are possi- ble. Daddy and Mama I Dewayne ' • Albritton Dewayne, We were a very happy family when you were born. Now you are graduating from high school as a responsible young man and we are proud that you are our son and brother. Congratulations on making it this far and good luck in the future. We love you! Mama, Daddy, William, Catherine, and Nancy 162 Ads Dear Kim, It is so hard to believe that you are a Senior. The years have passed so quickly. We want you to know that we love you very much. A new and different world awaits you, so remember your daddy and I will always be there for you. In whatever you decide to do, keep God in your heart and on your mind and He will guide you. All our Love, Daddy, Mama, and Stevie Harrel • V i Michelle, In your life, let God come first. Love others as Jesus loves you. It’s with affection and appreciation that we sincerely wish the best of everything for you! Our prayers are that you walk with God always, with Him all things are possible. God Bless You Always and We Love You Mother, Father, and Family To a special son Ken: Determined and special in your very own way, God gave you to us on that October day. And now we recall many events of your youth, Your first word, your first step, even your first tooth You have grown into a goodlooking young lad, We are so proud to be your Mom Dad. Many memories are recorded of you, like, “May I have the car? I’ll be home at two!” And remember the day that you packed and ran away It wasn’t successful as only an hour you did stay We are proud of your eighteen years of your stature which we regard so dear; Do what you must, accomplish what you shall, We’ll always love you the way we do now!! Congratulations Ken! Thanks for the wonderful memories, Jimmy and Dot Sherri Lynn, It seems like only yesterday you were this darling little girl. We are so proud of you and the beautiful, sweet woman you have grown into. Wherever you go, whatever you do, Remem- ber WE LOVE YOU! We wish your life to be filled with love, happiness, and success. God Bless You, Daddy, Mama, and Jeff Ads 163 Shadrick McMillan Shadrick — I knew you would make it, I thank the Lord you graduated. I’m so glad of you and for you. My prayer is for you to be something in life—especially for the Lord. I love you my son—I love you! Mike Hendrix Mike, From this little First grader until now, you have grown into a Fine young man. You’ve always done your best, and be assured you won’t be sorry. Your life takes a different direction now, and we’re confident you’ll succeed in whatever you decide you want. Just remember we love you, we are proud of you, and we are behind you all the way! Congratulations on your graduation! God Bless You, Mama, Daddy, Matt, and Erika Dear Tiffany, We want you to know that when you came you brought joy, and on the list of mixed experiences and emotions we have all faced over the years, love and pride have been the constant ones. There is no magic formula for a completely perfect life that we can give you, but total honesty—especially to your- self—is a good way to start because it brings us peace of mind. We love you lots, Mama, Daddy, Nigel, and April Tiffany Sikes 164 Ads Dawn Nadeau Dawn, I was proud of you as a baby, as a child, as a young lady. Now, as you stand at the threshold of your adult life, always remember, with hard work and effort all of your realistic goals are attainable. Don’t settle for less than the best you can be. I love you Dawnce!! Mom Ads 165 S is for Selena, that’s who you are! E is for Elegant, which describes you by far! L is for Loveable, this word says it all! E is for Energetic, always on the ball! N is for Natural, you are what you are! A is for Athletic, to us you’re a star! Selena Gail Tumlin November 28, 1968 From day one of your life to the day that is near The one that you’ve dreamed for year after year As we look in the past, we see how time has flown Now we look to the future to see those days are gone. Our lives have been Filled from the very start For when God gave us you he blessed our heart! Ten little fingers and ten little toes, Sparkling blue eyes and a cute pudgy nose! We held your hands as you learned to walk, the next thing we knew you were beginninng to talk. You grew and grew, then to school you did go from then to now—you thought time went so slow! Thru the years that have passed, to the day drawing near Memories will be cherished from year to year There’s really no end to what you can learn as you decide on your future, so let your heart yearn. Our wish for your future is GOOD LUCK all the way you deserve life's best as you face each new day! We’re proud you’re our daughter and the love you have shared This love will always be cherished by those who have cared! 166 Ads if First, let me say thank you to all of his teachers for their time and help and especially to Mrs. Sandra Lambert for her help these past two years. To live in this world will require faith, love and courage. Just let my son have the strength and courage to stand up for what he believes in and not follow the crowd. Let him sell his brawn and brains to the highest bidders, but never put a price tag on his heart and soul. Just let him put his faith and trust in God and there is nothing he can’t do with God on his side. He is a son that I am very proud of and I will always be here for him whenever he needs me. Congratulations, Mama Scott Davis Nykki, We wish you love, peace and happiness, for this is what you’ve given unto us. There is not enough words to express the love we have for you. That September morning you came into our lives, weighing 7 lbs. 3 3 4 oz., was the happiest day of our lives. And you’ve never ceased to bring us happiness since. We are so proud of you and love you more each day. “Go forth—give the world a smile, always give love and love will be given unto you.” The Proud Parents of Nykki, We Love You Babe Mom and Dad Nykki Willis P'S Thanks for being my sis, I love you, Tonya Ads 167 Phil Fulford To Phil: We have memories of perfect days, days that stand apart from the rest because something or someone made them unforgettable. This someone is you. When you were born on Dec. 19, 1968, you were a beautiful baby and a bundle of joy. You brought happiness into our lives and oh, how proud we were. We’re just as proud of you today and grateful for you. There were other days, other moments that we shared, your first day of school, we'll never forget. Now you’re grown up—and graduation is here, and soon you’ll be going away to college. There are lots of decisions to be made, goals to be set, lots of dreams to come true, so go for it. We love you and wish you the best. Remember who you are and what you are and act accordingly. Let Your Light So Shine . Today is the first day of the rest of your life . This is one of the happiest times of your life. We hope you have lots of fun and so many wonderful experiences, and grand opportunities for personal and spiritual growth that you remember it always as a time when you took a moment to pause and make committments, a time when you were able to affirm to yourself and to others who you are, what you believe, where you’re going, and what you're willing to sacrifice for your beliefs and goals. We wish you the best in life. Our love: Mama, Daddy, Scott Shannon, We are so proud of you!! We are proud not only for your graduation and the many successes you have had during your school years; but for the fine Christian young lady you’ve become. We feel blessed because you are our daughter. You have brought so much love and joy to our lives. Your intelligence, family loyalty, honesty, cheerful disposi- tion, strength of character, and sense of humor have enriched our lives. Our prayer for you, our baby” daughter, is that you will continue to let God guide and protect you in the future as He has in the past. May your future be filled with happiness, success, and love. You are loved, Mama and Daddy Carol and Gilbert Aldridge Congratulations Shannon!! Lisa, Scott, and Teddy Shannon Aldridge ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- =...................... j 168 Ads r — -ft Shelley, I guess it is now time for us to turn your future over to you. Chose your goals carefully and make your decisions wisely. We hope your goals in life are reached and that they bring happiness to you always. Whatever the future brings, know that we are very proud of you. Never forget we are here for you whenever you need us, not to judge, but to try to understand and to help you and most of all that we love you very much and always will. God Bless and Keep You All our love, Mama, Daddy, Wendy and Bo —IS Shelley Bohanon f? THE WORD BEFORE GOOD-BYE — What is the springtime after all? Only the other side of fall Oh, if I could have I’d have made you a sunny sky. Hello’s the word before good-bye Sometimes it rains, sometimes it shines yet the things I want are seldom mine. How much of summer can we hold before we turn and Find we’re old? The things our mirrors tell us are all lies Hello’s the word before good-bye. Sometimes it’s dark, sometimes it’s fair yet when I go home at night nobody’s there. L Perhaps the next wind that blows in will bring you back to me again Till then remembering just makes me want Hello’s the word before good-bye. Sometimes you lose, sometimes you win yet I can't forget what might have been 4 Ads 169 Janet—We wanted to let you know that we are so very proud of you. We are honored to be your family. We hope that the rest of your life will be as easy as the last twelve years, and as much fun too. (You can admit it now that its about over) No matter what— we will always be here for you. We Love You— Mama, Daddy, and Jeffery WAYNE HENDERSON This adorable baby is Wayne, the son of John and Susan Henderson. Congratulations Wayne, you’ve come a long way since babyhood. Continue to make us as proud of you in the future as you’ve always made us in the past. We love you and may God bless you always. Love, Daddy, Mother, Pam, and David David, How happy and proud I am! Looking back over the years, my hope is that my love has provided the acceptance, affection, approval and care that will allow you to reach your fullest potential, and to make the most of your individual and special self. Love, Mama Julie, Your mama isn’t here to let you know how proud she is of you. So we will try and let you know that your family is very proud of you. May you accomplish all of your dreams in life. We Love You. Granny, Lorin, Ken, Sandy, and Barbara V- 170 Sr. Ads Virginia, These short years from this pretty little one year old, to this pretty seventeen year old have been too short. You have been a joy to us. We are proud of you honey, and love you very much. We hope whatever you want out of life, you can achieve. God Bless You, Daddy and Mama Jenni Thomas, The happiness you have brought into our lives al- ready is beyond words. Our hopes and dreams for you are many. You’ve made us proud of you in so many things that you say and do. Aim for the stars because nothing is impossible if you set your goal for it! We Love, You Mom and Dad -----------------------------------------------1 RISSA DOUBERLY Rissa, Every parent has big dreams for their child. I’m no exception. I hope you accomplish everything you set out to do in life. May you keep the same happy and positive attitude that you have now. You have made me very proud of you. I love you, Mama Melissa, You’ve come a long way and we are very proud of you. We wish for you the best of everything in life. Keep God first in your life and your future can only be successful. May all your desires be in “HIS will. God Bless You Always— We love you. Mom and Dad ----- J Sr. Ads 171 Paulette Sloan Paulette, It seems like only yesterday that you wore this cap and gown to receive your kindergarten diploma. Now the time has come to put on your cap and gown to receive your high school diploma. Congratulations!! We are proud of you. Love, Daddy, Mama, Roger, Kathy V: Sheldon, At this moment the only word we can think of to describe how we feel is PROUD! Continue to set goals for your life and go after them, because they will not come to you. Always take a stand for what is right. We want only the best in life for you. Always remember this scripture: “I can do any- thing through Him who gives me the strength.” Phi- lippians—4:13 God Bless You Always, and We Love You. Mom, Dad, and Audrey r ■ ■ ----- In Loving Memory Carol Allen Allison, Jr. Dec. 28, 1969-June 15, 1986 Things That Never Die The Pure, the bright, the beautiful That stirred our hearts in youth, The impulses to wordless prayer, The streams of love and truth, The longing after something lost, The spirit’s yearning cry, The striving after better hopes— These things can never die. The timid hand stretched forth to aid A brother in his need; A kindly word in griefs dark hour That proves a friend indeed; The plea for mercy softly breathed, When justice threatens high, The sorrow of a contrite heart— These things can never die. Let nothing pass, for every hand Must find some work to do, Lose not a chance to waken love— Be firm and just and true. So shall a light that cannot fade Beam on thee from on high, And angel voices say to thee— “These things can never die.” —Charles Dickens 4 172 Sr. Ads Bondy Shay Gibson We Love You Pete Mark Mama Daddy Believe Me, if All Those Endearing Young Charms By Thomas Moore (1779-1852) Believe me, if all those endearing young charms, Which I gaze on so fondly today, Were to change by tomorrow, and fleet in my arms, Like fairy-gifts fading away, Thou wouldst still be adored, as this moment thou art, Let thy loveliness fade as it will, And around the dear ruin each wish of my heart Would entwine itself verdantly still. It is not while beauty and youth are thine own, And thy cheeks unprofaned by a tear, That the fervor and faith of a soul may be known, To which time will but make thee more dearl No, the heart that has truly loved never forgets, But as truly loves on to the close, As the sunflower turns to her god when he sets The same look which she turned when he rose I Sr. Ads 173 Staff Annual Staff—Annual Staff—Annual Staff—Annual Staff—Annual Staff—Annual Staff—Annual Stal P C C cn p C c p c c left to right-top to bottom: Bondy Gibson, Ashlee Jones, Julie Rentz, Melinda Lee, Leslie Wofford, Kristi Hutchi- son, Leslie Ammons, Joy Moody, Shannon Aldridge, Wade Griffin, Jeanette Parrish, Billy Wainwright, Sheldon Rowell, Phil Fulford Watch out Barnum Bailey! C3 £ Annual Staff—Annual Staff—Annual Staff—Annual Staff—Annual Staff—Annual Staff—Annual Staff— 174 Annual Staff nnual Staff—Annual Staff—Annual Staff—Annual Staff—Annual Staff—Annual Staff—Annual Staff—Annual Credits cn Opening— LA a Theme— LA, LW, JR Senior Section— SMA, BG, ML, g JD, PS, AJ,JP, PF, g LA £ Class Sections— WG, ML, AJ,JM, S KH, PF, JP, LW, 7 SMA D 3 Administration, C Faculty, and Staff- PS, SR, JR up Statistics— BG, JD, BW E Homecoming— LA, ML T' Clubs— LW.JP, ML, WG, JR,JM, KH, BW, g RJA, KL, MN g Sports— PF, JR, SR, LW, PS, RR, DH, KR, SD, WG Go T Band— JP, MN Chorus— LW D Beauty Pageant— KH, JM P_ Ads— SMA, JD, KH GO Sr. Ads— LA, BG, JP, ML p Special Recognition- -MN 1 Annual Staff- LA, JR S3 Closing— Club Ads KH, KL, RR, SD, KR, RJA, SA D C P_ GO P Division— BW a New Members: Kelly Rowell, Stephanie Davis, Ronda Jo Altman, Shawn Allbritton, Kelby Lee, All work—No play? Rebecca Rowell, Dean Horne, Marc Nadeau Annual Staff—Annual Staff—Annual Staff—Annual Staff—Annual Staff—Annual Staff— Annual Staff— Annual Staff 175 Editors—Editors—Editors—Editors—Editors —Editors—Editors—Editors—Editors—Editors—Editors O w -o w I w w I w I TJ w I CO 0 w W W I W O w w w Bondy Gibson -Editors—Editors—Editors—Editors—Editors—Editors—Editors—Editors—Editors—Editors—Editors 176 Annual Staff Closing 177 EXCITEMENT! Selena T., Rodney M, Jennifer G., Deon H., Kelly R., not pictured Stephanie D., Jean G, Harry L, ex-members— My limo has arrived! Oscar the Grouch HERONS PRIDE BEGINS HERE 6 of America’s finest? It's just my dad Gotcha! Look at my Teddy Bear! Me Tarzan You Jane! Michael G, Robin J., Craig M., Luis V. 178 Closing .emember these halls, these halls of old where shoes shuffled and pencils rolled; Where we spent our days going in and out, strolling along, making our route. Remember these halls, these halls of old. Where memories are more precious than gold; the losses, the wins, the hopes the fears, the friendships, the dreams, the loves, the tears. Where each of us grew into who we are today, and we'll always remember these halls that way. NFS ■ ( x 111 Win ‘•i ‘•i i 9