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

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1988 volume:

jD ‘RatojCE'Ji C oihicd jiieji School 'KlC’fROA'il 84 ‘TIajrhica, 3A 31553 1987-88 HSftcm UOOICDE XXI GO HERONS m fV l TABLE OF CONTENTS OPENING 1 EVENTS 18 SENIORS 33 CLASSES 66 ADM., FACULTY, STAFF 119 SPORTS 137 CLUBS ORGANIZATIONS 159 SPECIAL RECOGNITION 189 ADS 195 CLOSING 221 INDEX 226 □ C 1 The meaning of fun... excitement... the cheers... the rears... are all combined in a few pages, what we have experienced through so many long, hard, rough days. We laughed together and fought together. We smashed each others brains... in more ways than one. But when it's all over we know we are all still one big ream, together. To describe ourselves is very easy: Brantley County and its students are very ... While rhe usual school day brings books, studying, and classrooms, this was nor true on Tuesday, June 2. The 86-87 school year had ended or 2:08 and summer had just begun. Yes— shov- ing cream and lots of it! The traditional shaving cream riot starred rhe three month break off with a BLAST and pre- pared everyone for rhe unlimited fun to come. Whether it was going to Fernindino Beach, vacrioning with friends and family, or just bumming around rhe town, rhe summer post is one that will be well remembered. Now that rhe summer of 87 is over, we stu- dents hove one thing in mind ... 4 Theme Theme 5 Where did everybody go! Likely srory, Rebecca. 6 Theme Thor doesn'r look like Mr. Pock! Rondo giving o lirrle love ond core. Summer brings adventure time to the lives of many Herons. This summer brought adventure and exploration to the lives of many Herons. Some trav- eled for and some stayed doser to home. Miss Ham- mond enjoyed a visit to our capital in June. She toured the White House and many other well-known D.C. sires. Mr. and Mrs. Pock sailed the seas with the '87 seniors in route to the Bahamas. They enjoyed several fun-filled days soaking up sun and sight-seeing in the Caribbean. Rondo Airman spent rime counseling at the Lion's Comp for rhe Blind. She enjoyed horseback riding, canoeing, beeper-ball and making new friends. Jerry Myers adventured to Alaska spending his days hiking, fishing, and mountain climbing. The rugged terrain of our northernmost store provided Jerry with many hours of exdring explorations. Rebecca Rowell spent most of her vacorbn participating in rhe Governor's Honors Program held in Valdosta. There she had a lor of fun rimes and developed many new friendships. Michael Harrel stayed with a family in Sweden as an exchange student. The language barrier didn't pose a great problem for Michael. He made many new friends and really enjoyed his visit there. All of rhe Herons enjoyed their trips and learned a lor of new things. Theme 7 happen!) 5. Disposition or Mood (cheers from rhe fans) 6. Courage (ro win rhe game) 7. Enthusiastic: Loyality (DCHS students) 8. Real Meaning (school pride) 9. Es- sential Quality (spirit of rhe rimes) 10. To Carry Swiftly (HERONS with rhe boll) spir ir • less odj. NO WAY! Weekends . . . everybody lives for 'em! Dur why? Starring Friday ar 2:08, Things srarr getting really WILD! The weekend begins with a race to Rash Foods for a lirrle GRUB . Soon, everyone heads home to get prepared for a dare, a parry, a ball- gome, cruisin' with friends, or just a guier night ar home. When the sun goes down, the Party Animals hit the town. A few are look- ing for that special girl or guy, bur most are just look- ing to make their weekend the WILDEST ever. Saturday is a rime to head for the beach, go shopping, sir ar home, and YES, some even hove to WORK!! No matter how you spend your weekends, we hope they are UNLIMITED!!! .JL :?7rVA a •' :?• 10 Theme FOOD. One of rhe three basic necessi- ties. Students of D.C.H.S. literally to stam- pede to rhe lunch lines. This is proven rime after rime when students are sent to rhe back of rhe line for trying to break Students usually buy ice cream at lunch also after their meal. Students at B.CHS. devote weekends to Pizza Inn, Burger King, McDonalds etc. etc. etc. O 0 p s 1 m b y i r r o n 9 u e PIGGIN ”87 Double Scoop Day. Theme 13 aujeui n LMETTOS—CODE BLEU —UNION BAY—ZENA—BONGO—GUESS— LEVIS 501 EDWIN — JOU-JOU—I.O.U. — PALMETTOS—CODE BLEU—UNION BAY—ZEN A— w Whar comes in every shade, in fade, ond mode inro shoes? DENIM Ir is found everywhere in shirrs, dresses, skirrs, jeans, jams, jadsers, bows,... Somerimes denim is iced, frosred, acid washed, bleached, prinred, ran or simply worn our. No marrer whar rhe sryle, denim or BCHS is unlimired. C3 o z cr 0 1 cz m ✓ ✓ o ZP o n x m £ £ - N I Z O Cn O on O n r Z rd—no'i—nor-nor — niavqh—ddiHAv—3nhosv9—dihd—S3ma lHSNns—nbi i Theme 15 By rhe end of rhe Who's Thor Girl Tour, Modonno will hove performed before nearly 2 million specrarors on rhree conrinenrs. Ir may well be rhe mosr elaborately sraged large-scale pop revue ro dare—and reporred- ly for more money per show (perhaps as much as $500,000) rhan any other entertain- er in show-business history. The Madonna MyStique NBC stayed on top of rhe network prime-rime ratings j for rhe third consecutive year, j Pounding ABC and CBS inro rhe i ground, with shows like The Cosby Show which hos grown Ir remains ro be seen whether Michael Jack- son's new album, BAD, can equal rhe sales peak of al- most 40 million achieved by its predecessor, THRILL- ER. On August 31, CBS broadcasted rhe first took at rhe video, BAD, and ir proved a clear winner with 30% of rhe narional Televi- sion audience. The first sin- gle from rhe album, I Just Can't Stop Loving You, shot ro 1 in just six weeks, and rhe second release, BAD, looks apparent ro do rhe same. Whether or nor ir reaches remains to be seen, Mr. Jackson's success conrinues ro grow. 16 Theme to become rhe mosr popular show in television history. The Cosby Show, starring Bill Cosby and Philisha Rashad and a strong supporting cast of youngsters os rhe Huxtobles, features a middle class black family living in a New York rownhouse. m onday, Octo- 'IUi hpr 19—This was set aside for students and teachers alike to express their fa- vorite era. The two popular decades were the 1950’s 1970’s, which brought out teenie hoppers, T- birds, and Flowerchil- dren. jjHH ednesday, 21—With their dis- tUfil linrtivp flair for fashion, the students decked out in their best to . . . impress?? Everyone was dressed in their Sunday best. This was also picture day for clubs. 18 Evenrs domvesi R8 uesday, Oct. 20—The par- ticipation was at its peak on this day. Almost every- one went to great lengths to pull out their college ward- robe. The campus was full of college preps. The Dawg spirit was high cont. throughout the month to lead the Dawgs to a 23- 10 victory over the Gators! HOW BOUT THEM DAWGS?! hursday, Oct. 22—Romans definitely Rule. This Toga day was awesome with Ro- man sandals and even vines growing around their heads. r i d ay, October 23— This was the BEST day of the week! It was the tradi- tional Blue Gold day fol- lowed by the greatest pep- rally ever! The coaches buried the bulldog and the players really buried the bulldogs with a win of 24- ZIP. The dance was a blast—D.J.ed by Stanton-J, and an ap- pearance was made by our King Queen—Dan- ny “Rudy C am p ell’ ’ Herrin Re- becca “Ree- bok Rowell. Evenrs 19 ... and rhe win- ner is ... Miss Rebecca Rowell 1987-88 Homecoming Queen During the half-time fes- tivities Miss Rebecca Rowell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Rowell, was crowned the 1987-88 Home- coming Queen. Rebecca par- ticipates in many school activities. She is the Senior Class President, Senior Beta Vice-President FBLA Vice-President, and the Student Council Vice-President. Re- becca also plays softball and tennis. Her future plans are to attend the University of Georgia. 20 Events SENIORS Announcers: Wade Griffin and Susan Lee. Representing the Ju- niors were Valerie Bat- ten and Celia Lee; and the Sophomroe Repre- sentatives were Kirn The Queen and Her Court Carter and Myra Jane Hinesley; Cheryl Cox and Kim Servis repre- sented the Freshmen. Events 21 THE CAST Director: Mrs. Marie Boyett King............................Michael Millwood Princess Rosebud ................Paige Simpson Sir Hugh ........................J ry Myers Bryan the Brave.................Charlie Rowell Walter the Witless .............Scott Underwood Foolish Peasants: Jack.........Larry (Chip) Swails Jo...........Amy Ulery jay..........Toni Smith Mada............................Tina Thrift Townspeople.......................Loretta Davidson, Cheree Lee, Stephanie Windham, Charis Woodall, Sidney Rowell, Karen Lee, James Page, Renee Menden, Gretchen Drury, Angel Bunkley, Al Fullard Scumme............................Created by Mrs. Janet Shearouse and her art classes. Costumes for the major characters were created by Ms. Mary Ipolitto. Sets were created by Mrs. Boyett and her chorus students. Evenrs 23 SOAP OPERAS: Guiding Light 68% As The World Turns 15% The Young The Restless 10% PERFUMES: Lady Stetson 17% Giorgio 12% Obsession 12% Wild Musk 10% Fifth Avenyue Hi 5% COLORS; Blue 40% Red 16% Pink 13% Purple 11% Green 7 if Black 6% MUSICAL GROUPS: AC DC 21% Whitesnake 20% Motley Crue 13% Bon Jovi 11% Def Leppard 9% Poison , 8% Alabama ■ 5% SONGS: I Think We’re Alone Now 17% Push It 6% Here I go Again 5 % SPORTS: Football 59% Basketball 15% Softball 7% RADIO STATIONS: Big Ape-Power 95 46% Big WWUF 97 43% ROCK 105 5% TEACHERS: Mr. Rudd 11% Mrs. Thrift 8% Mrs.Bullard 8% Mrs. Strickland 8% Mrs. Neal 6% Mrs. Ham 5% RESTAURANTS: Pizza Inn i 20% Burger King 18% Captain Joe's 7% Pizza Hut 7% Shoney’s 6% McDonalds ‘ 5% 24 Favorites ACTRESSES: Kim Zimmer 25% Cybill Sheppard 24% Molly Ringwald 11% Heather Locklear 9% Tracy Gold 6% Demi Moore 6% CARS: Mustang GT 15% Porsche 12% Corvette 9%, Lambourghini 8% Camaro 8% Chevy 5% COLOGNES: Stetson 41% Polo 33% Musk 8% Halston 5% MOVIES: Dirty Dancing 41% Fatal Attraction 8% Top Gun 7% FOODS: Pizza 59% Steak 9% French Fries 7% Shrimp 6% Levi’s JEANS: 56% LEE 19% Zena 6% Sunset Blues 5% T.V. SHOWS: ALF 28% Cosby Show 19% Growing Pains 18% Tour of Duty 6% INDIVIDUAL SINGERS: Tiffany 24% Hank Williams Jr. 12% Whitney Houston 8% ACTORS: Tom Cruise 21% Kirk Cameron 19% Patrick Swayze 14% Bruce Willis 9% Bill Cosby 9% Arnold Schwartzenegger 7% Tom Selleck 5% Favorites 25 CAST Jeremy Jock—Kelby Lee Horace rhe Flying Horse —Brenda Yawn Louis Lizard—Dean Griffin Wise Old Owl — Srephanie Davis Bad Irving rhe Buzzard —Ivon Griffin Wirch Twinkle—Paige Simpson Oliver rhe Oracle—Tony Gibson George—Claude Cobb PROPS CREW Marc Nadeau Jenny Beverlin Pam Lynn Al Fullard Sponsor—Mary Ippoliro The Raccoon Four— Melinda Lee, Crysral Johns, Sandro Yawn, and Rondo Jo Airman ONE ACT PLAY Tl ,r 26 Evenrs • • The dromo doss wos pleased wirh the final resulrs of rhe performace of rhe one-ocr ploy enrirled The Odys- sey of Jeremy Jack. Our of rhe six- reen ploys rhar rroveled ro Swoins- boro for comperi- rion, Branrley Counry placed sevenrh. This adap- rarion of o chil- dren's ploy per- formed by rhe OCHS Dromo Club drew grear re- views by every- one who sow ir. ODYSSEY OF JEREMY JACK Evenrs 27 SENIOR MISS BCHS Kva va vXv , kVtl.jBiV.V ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ y JJL “ “ mutt -y .w . fe .' Ayr.Tl- AW VA Heidi Woods is the new Miss B.C.H.S. Heidi is the 17 year old daughter of Dennis Rosslyn Woods of Central Avenue. She was sponsored by Herrin Business Products. At school she is active in Band and presently serving as the Band Vice-President. 28 Beauty Pageant The Queen Her Court Finalist: Susan Lee 1st Runner Up: Melanie Halligan Queen: Heidi Woods 2nd Runner Up: Lora Hern- don Finalist: Ashlee Jones The Queen of Hearts Parade Senior Miss Contestants: Lori Vinson, Michelle Carter, Jeannie Harrell, Patty Howell, Melanie Halligan, Lisa Hickox, Shelby Wood, Terri Thrift, Becca Lee, Audrey Goodyear, Susan Lee, Lora Herndon, Ashlee Jones, Heidi Woods, Stephanie Windham. Beauty Pageant 29 JUNIOR MISS BCHS Linda Gillis is the new Junior Miss B.C.H.S. Linda is 15 years old and the daughter of Larry Gillis and Rita Lane. She was sponsored by family and friends. At school she is active in FHA and Student Council. 30 Beauty Pageant The Queen Her Court Finalist: Jennifer Altman 2nd Runner Up: Lynne Driggers Queen: Linda Gillis 1st Runner Up: Cheree Lee Finalist: Lori Ann Wilson The Queen of Hearts Parade Junior Miss Contestants: Poppy Mathews, Judy Overall, Linda Gil- lis, Laura Rowell, April Tillman, Brandi Peacock, Lori Ann Wilson, Cheree Lee, Lynne Driggers, Jen- nifer Altman, Trish O Steen, Ka- ren Herrin. Beauty Pageant 31 B STUDENT FACULTY GAME PARTICI- PANTS Students Lee Smith Byron Rozier Tony Drury Don Gibson Earl Thomas Craig Morgan Phillip Davis Rick Wood Faculty Coach Callinan Coach Shepard Coach Bullard Coach War nock Mr. Rudd Coach McNeil Mr. Pack—unable ro play due ro illness Head Official—Coach Airman Official—Greg Jacobs P.A. Announcer—Eric Wilson 34 Seniors Seniors 35 SENIORS I, Shawn Allbritton, Dixon, being of sound mind leave all my good times to SJA £ ELA, my lock- er to MA, my pencil to JB, my gov’t seat to BW, many thanks to my family £ all my love to Hershel § our baby. I, Rhonda Jo, do hereby bequeath all of my books 2 JL CS the fun times 2 lil sis Anna my granny boots 2 Lynne my trig notes 2 Reb Rob £ MH my hallpass N homeroom 2 Joy £ TB £ my love £ thanks 2 mom N dad. I, Vernon Bessing, being sound mind leave my old gym shorts to my brother PB and my good looks to BA, AA, and PB and my cheat sheets to everybody. Good Luck 2 the CLASS of 881 I, Teena Weanie” Blocker being of an air- tight mind £ partially disfi- gured body do hereby, will my distorted sense of hu- mor 2 anyone who has the imagination 2 enhance it. Fernadina” 2 TM. Friend- ship 2 LD, CM, R JA, JC, £ RJI I, Diana Branch, being of wild mind 6 body will 2 GD £ MM a wild weekend, my lunch money 2 RL, £ luck 2 CFI. 2 the Seniors of 88 luck 8 memories. And love £ thanks 2 my family, friends £ Tony. Partyl I, Coy Brooker, being of sound mind £ fine body do will my ability to stay in school for 5 years 2 BRH £ JB. I will all my love to Lisa Harris. I, Angel Bunkley. being of little mind and great body leave TR, DG, CP, LD, RM, the ability to stick in Band till SR year. I leave JC all my partying £ all my love goes to RB. I, Robin Carter, will my good times at BCHS 2 KJ. RC. PC, £ the best of luck 2 my sis, Roxie £ my ability 2 party £ have fun 2 LW £ all my love 2 Wayne McGee, ILUW. Shawn N. Allbritton Tina M. Blocker Ronda Jo Altman Stephen Z. Booth Freddie Coy Brooker Angel J. Bunkley ALLBRITTON Vernon C. Bessing, Jr. Dianna E. Branch Robin C. Carter 36 Seniors of 1988 S. Lynn Carter Joy D. Chaney L. Michelle Coleman Gina R. Clark L. Melissa Coleman L. Jean Cooper -COOPER I, Lynn Carter, leave 2 JW, TH, 6 LH all the hassels of govt. 2 J-me all the good times at BCHS 2 TLT 6 RKR my friendship 4ever § the memories of the the nite ride” 2 my parents thanks 4everythingl 2 SMS my life and all my love. I,Melissa Carter, being of extreme high intelli- gence leave the ability to graduate to PC, to LC my car, to KH the best of luck in Flag Corps. To my parents thanks and to all under- classmen good luck. I, Joy Chaney, will 2 AA, BH.SW.WW.6CC my driv- ing ability 6 don’t 4-get the gang-in-the-stang!” 2 all underclassmen good Luckl My 4-ever friendship 2 RJA, TT, 6 RJ! 6 2 DM memories! I, Gina Clark, will my ability 2 get along with JS 2 CS my talks in Mrs. Cindy's room 2 DG, my friendship 2 VT, PE, LH, My thanks 2 my family for standing by me and all my love to my fiance Tracy Gibson. I, Claude Cobb, being of sound mind and excellent body leave my waves to Cuz JG my ability to be a play- boy to FH and all my love to Miss Sharon Jones. Thanks BCHS. I, Michelle Coleman. will to JW all my good times at BCHS, my good times in Wayx to PL 6 PH and my cheering ability to DH 6 KC. I, Melissa Coleman, leave my wild times in Wayx to PH, PL, my good times at BCHS toSD.BL.PH, my posters to JW and my everlasting friendship to LB and to SH thanx for taking care of me to all. JRS GOOD LUCKI I, Jean Cooper, leave my ability not to fight to CC. My smile to JMT and my common sense to JLT. I leave my basketball Jersey to TMF and my fun times at BCHS to the Seniors of 89. Seniors 37 I, Jerome Courson, leave my chair in band to anyone who earns it and my thanks to my parents and the Bozemans. I, Laretta Davidson, will 2 KD, MD, RF, DF, £ LM the best of luck, 2 JS a ride to school. 2 Mom £ Dad thanx, and 2 ”WEANIE' BO £ BH my WILD” weekends £ ev- erlasting friendship. I, Theresa Dowling, will my GREAT laughs £ kicks at BCHS 2 my cuz WENDY W. The best of luck 2 all of my friends who made school so special. AH My Love to my Future Fiusband, Tony Drury. I Love Youl I, Harold Driggers, be- ing of no mind leave all my long nights of homework to LD £ DL, and all my enjoy- able days of school to my- self because nobody else deserves them. I, Clifford Drury, b-ing of sound mind and wonderful sense of humor leave my ability to come to school to all undercalssmen. I leave all my wonderful grades to DD £ RD. I, Tony Drury, being of sound mind and body leave my ability to graduate to SG and I leave all my love to Theresa Dowling. COURSON- Laretta K. Davidson Jerome E. Courson Jr. Janice E. Doyle Clifford E. Drury Brian K. Depratter Harold E. Driggers Tony D. Drury SENIORS 38 Seniors Marcia L Gibson Vicky J. Goodyear of 1988 Cale N. Flowers Tony E. Gibson Hope D. Griffin -GRIFFIN Audrey J. Goodyear Wade L. Griffin I, Paulette Dubose, b- ing of sound mind and body leave my good grades to LD and HC, thanx 2 my parents my parking space to VL and all my love to John. GOOD LUCK 2 THE CLASS OF ’89! I, Cale Flowers, will all my boring Eng. classes to TF. To SF I give the best of times at BCHS. I, Don Gibson, b-ing of sound mind leave a ride to school to RO and AG the ability to get into trouble and not get out to PY. To all of the under classmen the wild memories at BCHS. Good Luck to all the under- classmen. I, Marcia Gibson, b-ing of sound mind and body, leave all my wild times 2 JG, DG. CG. KG. JG, $G. My friendship 2 MH, LO, AK, KD. All my LOVE 2 BABY and Stanley. Thanks mom! I, Tony Gibson, being of sound mind and big body, leave my Govt’ notes to TL, my Eng. Lit. book to anyone who can stand the bordom. My great times here to SG and all my love to TP! I, Audrey Goodyear, will all my wild crazy times at BCHS 2 CM, CH, 8 CD. 2 JC I more letter. Thanks to my parents. My memories everlasting friendship to Sheila H my love FOREVER to RANDY HELMS! I, Vicky Goodyear, leave my good witchcraft 2 Coach Bullard. I leave Mr. Rudd 2 BM £ JB. My ever- lasting friendship 2 SR, SH, CM CH. I leave Ms. Pam LG. 2 Audrey Sheila I leave Bon Jovi HH's Body. 1, Hope Griffin, will my ability to let money slip through my fingers to ALG, AG, Leave AB my ability to be on time, leave my fun times at Brantley to TH, PB. Thanks for the love, support of my parents. I, Wade Griffin, leave my scalpel and fermaldahyde to the Skipper, my TOY-GTS 2 Steph, good memories 2 Jodie J., The best of luck 2 my Senior friends, and 2 my strength and weakness TMG. I MADE IT! Seniors 39 I, Melanie Halligan, be- ing of sound mind § body leave all my wild weekends 2KDDK JHVH. The summer of ’87 2 Fluffy LANCE 2 T” § Ed I leave my killer buzl My 4-ever friendship 2 MG LO AK. Thanx Mom 6 Dadi I, Edward Hand, will my brain 2 and my good looks 2 DB and my muscles 2 JL. I also will my talent 2 AT WW KC and underclassmen and all my Love 2 Sidney Rowell. I, Jeannie M. Harrell, being sound, yet short, wish the best of luck, memories Luv always 2 the class of ”88”. 2 my parents § friends, thanx 4 being there 6 all my love forever 2 Mi- chael D. Batten. I, Michael Harrell, being of sound mind and body leave to DH § LR the ability to get to school on time. To DH my G personality . WG 8 HW SNL, and to JM my WT ability £ good luck to the class of '891 I, Lori Harris Lee, leave my late mornings 2 DeDe R. 2 Lisa H. I leave my wild mornings and my ability 2 pass 2 Billy Ray H. Finally I leave all my love 2 my hus- band Michale Lee. P.S. Re- nee H. keep an eye on Mrs. Cindy. I, Brian Hendrix, will my ability to play linebacker to Stevie Hendrix and all my good times 2 JG, CT, PC, LR, DH and all my love to some- one special. I, Lora Herndon, will my ability 2 stay out of trouble to LR, all my fun x’s cheer- ing 2 KC,DH DLHSJCfcmy friendship 2 PH, AG, JW, PL, AW, AT, SD 8 KJ. E.M. (Jeannie) Harrel Daryl D. Hand Michael C. Harrel Brian E. Hendrix -HALLIGAN LoraA“ SENIORS Edward H. Hand Lori A. Harris Lee D.l. (Danny) Herrin 40 Seniors OF 1988 A. Kenneth Howell Dawana S. Jones B. Dean Horne Jr. Karen E. Johns Greg E. Jacobs L. Ashlee Jones Robin D. Jones -JONES I, Dean Horne, leave to Deon and Dona my memo- ries at BCHS. I leave my football ability to WD. I leave my height to TH GOOD LUCK to the class of 88. I leave all my love to Stephanie C. Thanks to Mom 8 Dad for all the help and love through all the years. I, Sheila Howard, being of ALMOST sound mind give my thanx 2 mom 8 my teachers, my locker 2 Pb, My luv 8 friendship 2 Au- drey, FOREVER, JR POM NITE” 2 VIC, GOOD LUCK 2 JON 8 2 JOE I LAST LETTER! I, Kenneth Howell, leave my thanx 2 the teach- ers 8 my classmates. My thanx 2 Sarah Moody for caring 8 supporting me all these years § to Catherine I leave all the good times and many more 2 follow. I, Greg Jacobs, hereby and forever more leave to bro, JLJ 11 and to bro. JFL my decent grades, to all my friends the BEST of LUCK and to any loyal fan I leave my Boston Celtic T-shirt! I, Karen Johns, being of some mind a medium body leave my good times at BCHS to TJ, DM,SH,TK, WJ. To the underclassmen good luck to James Dowdy my Love 8 my Life. I Luv Yalll I, Dawana Jones DJ , being of SLIM body will my height 2 LR my athletic ability 2 PL 8 TH, my ability 2 ease out of trouble 2 DM TR 8 CC, all my wild times at BCHS 2 Pam Tabby 8 JR 8 my luv 2 PL. I, Ash, leave Nexxus 2 WD—the un4getable nites at dads 2 LH 8 BW—12 eggs 2 Designing Women 8 my 4ever friendship 2 ML, HW, CT. Muscles 2 Matt—EVER- LASTING MEMORIES 2 the Unmentionable 8 2 Missy Lance—Good Times NEVER 2 B 4GOTTEN! I, Robin Jones, will 2 KB8CC my great times at BCHS, WW the WTWGS”, BH IB JQ my heavy foot, CL VB my splinters, MN I big hug, TT, JC, RoJo Reb my forever friendship 8 Thanks 2 my mom 4 being my best friend. Seniors 41 KELLY- Amy I. Kelly Karen V. Lee Lottie R. Lester D. Michelle Lewis SENIORS 42 Seniors L. J. (Wanda) Manning Renee S. Menden Craig H. Morgan of 1988 -MULLIS R. Michele Martin E. (Vanzeta) McCall Jennifer A. Moody Cheryl M. Mullis I, Lena Manning, being of sound mind and body will all my books 2 JM, Coach FB, I leave memories of my name. 2 my family thanks and all my love! 2 the sen- iors class of 88 the Best of Luck in the futurel I, Michele Martin, will to Kimi my good times, my grades to Julie, and all my love to Randy Lee. I LOVE YOU RANDY! I, Vanzeta McCall, leave my friendship to RM TK PD, 2 my baby brother my grades and BRAINS. 2 LH my great times in Cynthia’s, 2 mom thanks for having me and being there I LOVE YOU!!! I� Renee Menden, leave my loyal friendship 2 CM, VM RR BM DG, 2 VM by Bug, 2 R£KR my dance in G£C 3, 2 DL my cheery smile my place at BCHS 2 BB, my de- voted love 2 my mom Thanx for being there. I Jennifer Moody, leave 2 CIM hope 2 get out of BCHS, friendship £ love. Thanks” £ love l my par- ents. Band Fun 2 DG MS TL CS £ CW. Flies 4 the Frog, MSH. Memories 2 Danny H. And a special love 2 Charlie C. I, Craig Morgan, will all my good times in weight training to Kevin E. And all my good times at BCHS to the Juniors. My abilities to pass to Cl IS and PH and all my love to Joy Wainright. I Jerry C. Myers, take my achievements with me, leave my grades at BCHS forever, my abundance of skills £ knowledge 2 anyone who can find it, best wishes to my nieces, appreciation £ love to mom and dad. I Cheryl Mullis, leave 2 my little sis my cap-n-gown. 2 DH AG GS KE my friend- ship, thanx 2 my bestest buddies PS TB LD I luv ya £ Lance memories, 2 the de- signing women U get I doz. eggs. Seniors 43 I, Legglie” O’Berrv leave my last weiser 2 T” 8 EDD my ability 2 Par- ty 2 anyone who can handle it. My lasting friendship 2 MH AK RC JT. The Summer of ’87 2 Mar and memories 2 Lance a thanx 2 my moml I, Brian O'Neal, leave my ability to get into trouble to BH. leave to TH TF BH PE the great times at BCHS and Good Luck 2 class of 881 I, Brenda O'Quinn, will to all my friends success and happiness in life. To Jeff my LITTLE Brother the ability to graduate. Special thanks to my parents. My love for live to Bobby. I, Travis Page, being of sound mind and body would like to remember in my will, Chad and Dale L. B B PAGE also Tyler Page, But sorry Y’all Celia gets me all. MIND, HEART, and BODY. Amor vincit omnia.” I, Jon Parker, of sound mind and body, leave my good grades to my sister AP, my good times at BCHS to all future Sr.s, the awe- some HUGGER and the leg- end of THE GREAT ONE to GJ LY TP GW CP RA and MB. I, Sandra Pinkney, being of good mind £ sexy body leave all my crazy times at BCHS 2 Pebble, Allen, Keith 8 Sabrina 8 All my LOVE 2 Joshua Joseph Harvey. ’’THANKS MOM”. I, Eric “Charlie Rowell, do hereby will my drumsticks to GK my times in the BULLPEN to LJ my space rat tennis shoes to SC and the ability to get a way with anything to RM. I, Kelly, being of quick mind tan body leave my blu shuz 2 PE, my truck 2 LR, my hair 2 DC, good x’s 2 GS TR, memories 2 Lance, big thanx to Mom Dad and all my love to Susan Lee. Leslie M. O'Berry Travis D. Page David L. Renn O'BERRY- C. Brian O’Neal Jon C. Parker J. Eric Rowell SENIORS Brenda A. O’Quinn Sandra L. Pinkney Kelly W. Rowell 44 Seniors of 1988 Rebecca K. Rowell Terry A. Sapp W. Lee Smith Sidney C. Rowell Priscilla L. Sheppard Scott M. Studstill Todd D. Studstill -STUDSTILL Byron C. Rozier Patricia L. Whitfield I, Reebok Rowell, will 2 Mouth a muzzle 2 bubba Milt my vette on the wall 2 MH IHIDRYC, 2 Zipper my final fly ball 2 mama thanx for the yrs. of friendship 2 TLT LC Rob £ Rojo a huge hug. I. Sidney Rowell, will best wishes 2 Christy Jo, Dana. £ Renee. £ 2 my fam- ily £ CRAZY NANNY— Thanks for being therel And to Someone very special— Edward Hand—All of my Lovel Congratulations SR.IIll I. Bryon Rozier, will my baseball glove to BH, my truck to DC, my govt notes 2 TH and all my thanx 2 my parents. I� Terry Sapp, being of sound mind £ body will my lead foot to JD my good times at BCHS toKP, JC.JD, TS last but never least my Chevy, my heart £ all my Love to the one £ only TS. I Love You morel I, Priscilla Sheppard. will my ability 2 BE TARDY 2 CR, DDR. I WILL my Forever Friendship to CM, AG £ my thanx 2 my loving parents for everything, my ever- lasting True Love to David Harris! I� Lee, will my BAD ATTI- TUDE” to anyone in band who will use it. To LMN, I leave all my good times and to WC my ability to gra- duate. L Scott Studstill, will my tuba 2 anyone who can take it. I leave the best of times at BCHS 2 KP. RP, DL. BJ and all my love 2 Lynn Carter. I, Todd Studstill. will my drumsticks to who ever wants them, and who ever can bug Mrs. Bozeman the most. The Best of Luckl Seniors 45 I, Ben Sullivan, will my good times in Spanish to any fool who takes it. I leave my good study habits to the underclassmen. I hope my sisters do as good as I have, they will need it. I, John Thomas, having semi-fine bod wild mind leave my Bro. Scott all the parties he can handle 2 par- ty, all the gals—he needs them 2 ML.. Ms., Ipp. and BCHS ThanxI For Wayne Wilson, you’re never for- gotten. I, Jade Thornton, will the Summer of 1987 2 my very special friend, I will all my boring nights in Nahunta 2 anyone who wants them, my friendship 2 MG, LO, MH. BL. I, Terri Thrift, wish 2 thank my parents 4 their support and love. I leave my fun in FFA 2 BH. Best wishes 2 LJ. I give my eternal friendship and lots of love 2 the best friends in the world—LC. RR, VB. I, Tina Thrift, will my good times at BCHS 2 KB § MC, thanx Marty 4 the lafs. I will my innocence 2 JC, 2 RJ, SW — my everlasting friendship, to Mama Daddy, thanx for every- thing I love you both very much! I� Lori Vinson, leave my thanx 2 CS KH 4 w o their friendship I’d be normal. (I luv ya’II) 2 DHI will my great Y-Club” ideas. 2 the best parents in the world—my luv § thanx. Good Luck Sr. 89”. I, Patti Walker, being of sound mind and body will the best of luck and many memories to the CLASS of 88. To the upcoming Seniors lots of luck and to my par- ents—thanks for always be- ing there for me. I, Tammy Walker, will my front row parking place to April Griffin. I leave my good times at Brantley County to Patricia Walker and to the Seniors of 88 the best of luck. I, Dawn Waters, will all my great times at BCHS 2 AT. RP, KM, LN, TA, TD. I leave my softball ability 2 KS, TH. CC, and all the dou- ble plays 2 Patt H. To the underclassmen Good Luck”. SULLIVAN- John G. Thomas J. Benjamin (Ben) Sullivan Tina M. Thrift Terri L. Thrift Tammy R. Walker Patricia (Patti) A. Walker M. Jade Thornton Lori C. Vinson Dawn M. Waters SENIORS 46 Seniors Donna M. Waters Erik R. Wood Leslie S. Youmans OF 1988 YOUMANS Erika S. Wilson K. Stephanie Windham Heidi Woods I, Donna Waters, will all my parents a special thanks 4 all of the support. 2 Dawn thanks 4 all of the Bright Lights. 2 my classmates of 1988 Good Luck” All my friendship 2 Lisa K. I, Erika Wilson, leave my good grades 2 KJ KW. All my wild x’s2AG, JW.fePH. My quiet ways 2 AW SD, 2 SW, WW, £ LW I wish the best of Luck £ all my Love forever 2 Steven Groover. I, Steph, wish to thank TT 4 her lasting friendship will to Jenny the ability to un- derstand. Luv 2 mom dad, to Marty thanx 4 being here 4 me, 4 being my bestfriend, and the special times. I’ll luv U 4everll I, Erik Wood, being of sound mind and body leave NOTHINGI I, Heidi Woods, leave my fluting talent and fourth chair to Tina L. and my wit to AW and lots more wild times to the GANG ML AJ MC BW and best of Luck to the underclassmen after the GREAT ”881” I, Sandra Yawn, leave something to CS BY AS (Mandy) but I forgot what they were. I, Leslie Youmans, leave my mastery of the Spanish language to BY JJ and JJ. To the same, I also will the great Chehooahooa.” Not Pictured: Sandra C. Yawn Marie Ammons Elven Branch Earlene Chester Carlyle Clever Phillip Davis David Garrett Melinda Melton Hanchey David Harris Chris Lee Barry Lee Sheila Lewis Pamela Lynn David Massey Michael Millwood Timmy Sapp Earl Thomas, Jr. Chuck Waldron Patricia Whitfield I, Elven Branch, being of sound mind and b-u-t- ful body, leave to Ml JD my notes 2 World Lit and America and wild weekends 2 my brothers and sis- ter. Thanx 2 my parents. Good Luck to the class of $9. I, Earlene Chester, leave my ability to act crazy to TH. and L J. and my ability to beat people to SC and TH. My ability to play basketball to Coach Warnock. Good Luck SENIORS of 89. I, Melinda Hanchey. will my life to my hus- band Kirby and to my wonderful son Chad, i Love You KH $ CH. I, Barry Lee. leave my ability to graduate to all underclassmen. I also leave my cammed up truck to whoever thinks they can out run it. I, Chris Lee, leave my God given ability to kill deer the first shot to BH RD IB. My DD WT DDR and especially to Mrs. Baxley. I, Shelia Lewis, of sound mind and body will ability to play basketball to my brother DL. my pen and pencil 2 KC. my coolness 2 TR. My ability 2 eat in class 2 JW all my love 2 my daughter. I, Pam Lynn, being of no mind and so-so body leave all my good times at BCHS 2 my sis Tammy. To all underclassmen my books and grades. Good Luckl 2 RCM all my lovel 4-ever and 4-ever. I, David Massev, leave to Jimmy C. and Scott C. my ability to graduate—they need it, and There- sa. I leave my body. I, Timmy Sapp, being of no mind and lazy body will my system to SC. to JC my tapes to IB my women to AT nothing cause she hasn't given me anything, yeti I, Chuck Waldron, leave my awesome low- rider 2 any I who thinks they can handle it. And all of my Hank Williams tapes 2 Ricky Crews. And all of my love to Becky Musgrove. I, P. Whitfield, being in sound mind and fine body will my lovely white smile to LS. My ability to throw it to SD My books headaches to all under- classmen and I will my FINE body to a special friend JP. Seniors 47 1988 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES! The Senior Superlatives extend a special thanks to Ms. Tinkham at the Jekyll Island Authority for allowing the use of Crane Cottage in their portraits. Sr. Class President Serving as the President of the Senior Class of 1988 has been an honor. Being able to share in the involvement of our class activities was a priviledge. Our class, even though we are small, has been a part of many memories, good and bad. The friendships and experiences we have encountered will last forever. As we end our final year of a separate part of our life, we will all remember our friends, teachers and most of all our friendships and memories that couldn’t be felt by anyone else than a member of the Brantley County High School Class of 1988. Sr. Class Officers President—Rebecca Rowell ) Vice-President—Terri Thrift Secretary—Susan Lee i ||| ® Treasurer—Melinda Lee Reporter—Wade Griffin Lji j flWg Parliamentarian—Kelly Rowell jifa Sr. Class Sponsors Donald Altman Sissy Baxley Cindy Ham Grace Malmberg Janet Shearouse Sharron Thrift Seniors 49 MR. MISS SENIOR CLASS Susan is well cho- sen to represent the Senior class. She is a leader in the school activities in which she participates and is involved in college prep courses. She is dedicated to BCHS and is well liked by her peers. Kelly is a role model Senior. He has involved him- self in sports and clubs alike. He is sensitive to the needs of his peers. The student body respects Kelly and he has many friends. SUSAN I® LEE § pit KELLY ROWELL w 50 Superlatives BEST ALL AROUND BRIAN HENDRIX LORA HERNDON Every class has a guy that is outgoing, friendly, and able to get along in almost any situation. This year’s class has Bri- an. His dependabil- ity, friendliness, and loyalty to friends does not go unno- ticed. Classmates as well as teammates look to Brian as a friend. Lora has a posi- tive attitude, is very spirited, and down to earth. Her academic achievement and willingness to help others has in- spired many friends and fellow students. She is respected by those who know her. Superlatives 51 MOST INTELLECTUAL Ronda Jo does not spend all of her time studying, although she does love to read. She has many friends and enjoys life to the fullest. Her dedication to get- ting the most out of her education will take her far in life. Intellectual is the first word to come to one’s mind after hearing Leslie’s name. He is known for his high nationally ranked intelli- gence test scores and excellent grades. But Leslie is not all brains; he is a very friendly person who is easy to get along with. RONDA JO ALTMAN § LESLIE YOUMANS 52 Superlatives MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED GREG JACOBS § TERRI THRIFT Greg’s life is al- ready a success. He is a straight A stu- dent and a whiz on the basketball court. One can’t help but think about all the millions he is surely destined to make in the future. Success is something that Terri always strives for and usually gets. This determination will help her reach many goals in the future. Her life and career is cer- tain to be reward- ing. Superlatives 53 BEST DRESSED Who is always up on what’s new in the fashion world, fabu- lously dressed whether it is casual or formal? Melinda Lee. What else would one think of when she walks past be- sides style”? Michael pos- sesses the ability to follow the cur- rent fashion, yet retain his own style. He adds an air of distinction to the halls of BCHS. Michael definitely knows how to dress for success. MELINDA LEE MICHAEL MILLWOOD BEST LOOKING WADE GRIFFIN § ERIKA WILSON When Wade walks past, all the girls think WOW”. His easy smile and irre- sistible charm at- tract a lot of atten- tion. Wade’s pa- tience, under- standing, and easy- going attitude are also attractive vir- tues. Beauty is only skin deep”, or so the saying goes. But Erika pos- sesses many quali- ties that make her beautiful inside too. Her calm ap- proach to life and pleasant attitude only serve to en- hance her appear- ance. Superlatives 55 MOST SPIRITED Michelle exerts much spirit as a BCHS cheerleader. She encourages many to cheer the Herons to victory. Michelle’s animated loyalty to the Herons makes her an asset to the team. Brian is always full of Heron spirit whether on the football field, at pep rallies, or in the halls of BCHS. His enthusiasm helps other stu- dents become ex- cited about school and Heron victo- ries. MICHELLE COLEMAN BRIAN O’NEAL 56 Superlatives MOST DEPENDABLE MELISSA COLEMAN % MICHAEL HARRELL When someone needs a helping hand, Melissa is there to provide it. She devotes her time and energy to help- ing others. People admire her reliability and consider her a true friend. Michael is al- ways willing to give his time to others. If there is work to do, he can be counted on to help out. Michael’s friends respect him because he is so dependable. Superlatives 57 BEST PERSONALITY Danny’s cherubic face and seemingly innocent smile make him appear shy. After getting to know him, it’s inevi- table that one has a true friend in Danny. Smiling and feeling good comes naturally to Robin. Her bubbly personality is con- tagious. After chatting with Rob- in one always walks off smiling and feeling great. DANNY HERRIN § ROBIN JONES 58 Superlatives WITTIEST CLAUDE COBB HEIDI WOODS Claude’s sense of humor has made many people laugh. He can make even the most depressing situation seem fun- ny. Claude’s quick wit has provided him with many friends here at BCHS. You’ve probably heard the latest joke via Heidi. She is such a comic that it is hard to take her seriously. But people love her and look to her to make them laugh. Superlatlves 59 MOST ATHLETIC TRAVIS PAGE S REBECCA ROWELL Sports and Travis are synonymous. Travis's dedication to the Herons is proven time and time again, when he is seen participating in football, basket- ball, baseball, track, and other sports. His athletic talent has led his team to sev- eral victories. Travis has definitely been an asset to the BCHS athletic department. Rebecca is not- ed for her suc- cessful participa- tion in sports and academics. Rebec- ca is a born leader on and off the courts and fields. She has inspired teammates as well as classmates with her endless dedi- cation and energy. MOST TALENTED JENNIFER MOODY § ERIC ROWELL Jennifer is defi- nitely talented, but those talents are boundless. She ex- cels in music, dance, public relations, cre- ative art, etc. . . . Jennifer’s life has been a success so far; one wonders how rich her future will be. After hearing Eric play the drums or guitar, one wonders how long it will be be- fore his name is in lights. His dedica- tion to his music is proven when he performs. Eric’s talents provide him with potential for future success. Superlatives 61 SENIOR SHAWN ALLBRITTON DIXON: FHA I, FBLA 3,4. Sr. Beta 3,4. RONDA JO” ALTMAN: Sr. Beta 2, 3, 4—Treasurer: FHA I: TAG 1,2, 3, Y-Club 3—President, 4� Annual Staff 3, 4: Hugh O’Brien Award Winner 3: Student Council Rep. 4: Prom Decorating Committee 3, Presbyterian College Award 3: Georgia Certificate of Merit 3: Sr. Superlative—Most Intellectual) Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4i Drama 4) Math Team 2, 3, 4. VERNON BESSING: FFA 4. TEENA BLOCKER: TAG 1,2,3, FBLA 2,4, HOBY 2. DIANNA BRANCH: Softball I; FBLA 2, Prom Decorat- ing Committee 3, Track I—Sub-Region, 2—Sub-Re- gion, Region, 3,4, FHA I—Junior Degree, Outstanding Jr. Degree, 2—Historian, Chapter Degree, Outstand- ing Chapter Degree, Committee Chairperson for Hal- loween Party, Contest winner—Creative Interiors 2nd, Crafts for Kids 1st, Fashions by You 3rd, 3— President—Outstanding Officer Award, State De- gree, Committee Chairperson for Christmas Party, Contest Winner—Creative Interior 1st, Crafts for Kids 3rd, 4—Historian, Committee Chairperson for Christmas Party, HERO 3, 4, Senior Slide Show Com- mittee 4. ANGEL BUNKLEY: Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, Section Leader 2, 3, 4, Show Choir 3, 4, Symphonic Band 3, 4, Solo Ensemble 4. LYNN CARTER: FBLA 2,4, FFA 3,4, Who’s Who Among American High School Students. MELISSA CARTER: Chorus I, Sr. Beta 2, Flag Corp 1,2,3, 4—Co-Captain. JOY CHANEY: Prom Decorating Committee 3, FBLA 3, 4—Secretary, FHA 4. GINA CLARK: Track I, 2, HERO 2, 3—Degree Chair- person, 4—Treasurer. CLAUDE COBB: Football 4, Sr. Superlative—Wittiest. MELISSA COLEMAN: FHA I, Track I, Basketball I, 2, FBLA 2, 3, 4, Softball 3, 4, Sr. Superlative-Most De- pendable. JEAN COOPER: FHA I—Jr. Degree, 2—Chapter De- gree, 3—State Degree, 4—Music Chairperson, Bas- ketball I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3—MVP, 4—MVP, Cheer- leading 2, Chorus 2, 3—Show Choir Clinic, 4. JEROME COURSON: Band I, 2, 3-4—Section Leader, Gov. Honors Nominee in Fine Arts 3, Symphonic Band 3, 4, Sr. High Band Clinic 3, 4, Solo Ensemble 3, 4, All- State Comp. 3, 4, Outstanding Musician” Award 3. LARETTA DAVISON: FHA 1,2, Track 2, 3, 4, FBLA 3,4, Chorus 3, 4. JANICE DOYLE: FHA I, Track I, Flag Corp I, 2, 3— Squadleader, 4—Captain. HAROLD DRIGGERS: Student Council I, Industrial Arts 2, 3, 4. CLIFFORD DRURY.- Football 4. PAULETTE DUBOSE: FHA I, 2, Flag Corp I, 2, 3—Cap- tain, Band 2, FBLA 4. CALE FLOWERS: FFA 2, Student Council 4, V. Basket- ball 4. MARCIA GIBSON-. Track I, FBLA 2, 3. AUDREY GOODYEAR: FHA I, 4, FBLA 3, Y-Club 3. HOPE GRIFFIN: FBLA I, FHA I, Sr. Beta 2, Flag Corp 2. WADE GRIFFIN: 4-H I, 2, Student Council I, 2—Trea- surer, 3, 4—President, Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Literary 2, Drama 2, 3, FBLA 2, 3,4, Annual Staff 3,4—Co-Editor, Jr. Class Treasurer, Sr. Class Reporter, HOBY nomi- nee 2, Sr. Superlative—Best Looking. MELANIE HALLIGAN: Jr. Miss BCHS I, Track I, Cheer- leading I, FHA 1,2, FBLA 2.3,4, Student Council 2. JEANN1E M. HARRELL: FHA I—Chapter Degree. 2,3,4, Beauty Pageant I, 2, 3, 4, HERO 2—Jr. Degree, 3— Projects Chairperson, 4—Secretary, Preschool Lab 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, Prom Committee 3, Sr. Slide Show 4. MICHAEL HARRELL: Football I, 2. 3, 4, HOBY nominee 2, Tennis 2, 3—MVP, 4, Sr. Beta 3,4, Sr. Superlative— Most Dependable. BRIAN HENDRIX: Football I, 2, 3. 4. LORA HERNDON: Ft-IA I, FBLA 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Representative I, 2, 4, Cheerleading 2, 3, Student Council 3—Vice-President, Jr. Class Parliamentarian, Sr. Superlative—Best All Around. DEAN HORNE: Football 1,2, 3,4, Basketball 1,2, 3,4-H I, 2,3,4, State Poultry Judging 1,2,3,4, GA Key Award 2, Baseball 2, 4, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Annual Staff 3, 4. SHEILA HOWARD: FHA I, 4, FBLA 2, Chorus 2, 3, Y- Club 3—Community Projects Chairperson, 4—Secre- tary. GREG JACOBS: Honor Roll 1,2, 3.4, Basketball 1,2, 3— MVP, 4, Hugh O’Brien Award Nominee 2, JV Math Team 2, 3, UGA Certificate of Merit 3, Presbyterian Jr. Fellow 3, Literary Competition 3, Jr. Class Report- er, Track 3,4, Student Council Rep. 4, Varsity Math Team 4, Sr. Beta 4, Sr. Superlative—Most Likely to Succeed. ASHLEE JONES: Basketball I—JV, 2—Varsity, FHA I, 2, Hugh O’Brien Youth Award Nominee 2, FBLA 2, Tennis 2, Powder Puff Football 2, TAG 2, 3, Prom Decorating Committee 3, Annual Staff 2, 3, 4—Busi- ness Manager. DAWANA JONES: FHA I—Jr. Degree, 2—Chapter De- gree, 3—State Degree, 4, Track 1,4—Track Manager, JV Basketball I, Varsity Basketball 2. 3,4, Powder Puff Football 2, Occupational Childcare 2, Chorus 4, Flag Corps 4, School' Newspaper 4. ROBIN JONES: FHA I, Honor Roll 2, 3, FBLA 2. 3, 4, Sr. Beta 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Sr. Superlative—Best Personality: Newspaper 4. TAMMY KERSEY: HOBY nominee 2, Math Team 2, 3,4, UGA Certificate of Merit 3, Sr. Beta 3, 4. JODY LAKE: FHA I, FBLA 4, Industrial Arts 4. KAREN V. LEE: FHA I—Jr. Degree, 2—Photographer, Chapter Degree, 3—1st V-President—State Degree, 4—2nd V-President, Flag Corps 3, 4, PP Football 2, Show Chorus 4. LORI HARRIS LEE.- HERO 263—Public Relations Chair- person, 4—Historian. MELINDA LEE: Student Council I, FHA I—Jr. Degree, HOBY nominee. Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4: TAG 2, 3, Literary 263—Spelling, 3—Oral Interpretation, Sr. Beta 2, 3— Secretary, 4—President, Annual Staff 2, 3,4—Editor, DIRECTORY National Honor Roll 3; Prom Decorating Committee) One-Act Play 3, 4 Drama 4) Quiz Bowl 4) Sr. Class Treasurer) Sr. Superlative—Best Dressed. SUSAN LEE: FHA I, Softball 2) FBLA I, 2, 3, 4—Parlia- mentarian) HERO 2—Secretary, 3—President, 4— President: FHA HERO State Public Relations Chair- person 4) Student Council 4—Reporter) Annual Staff 4j Sr. Superlative—Miss Sr. Class-, Sr. Class Secretary. LOTTIE LESTER: Softball I, FBLA I, 2, 4, SADD 3— Secretary. VANZETA McCALL: FHA I. 2: HERO 3. 4—Music and Recreation Chairperson) FBLA 4. MICHELE MARTIN: FHA L Handball Tournament 2; FBLA 4, VOT 4. RENEE MENDEN: Chorus 3i HERO 3, 4—Music and Recreation: Show Choir 4. JENNIFER MOODY: Band—Concert Marching l.2,3,4—Most Improved 2, Vice President 3, Sr. High Band Clinic 3,4, Drum Major 4 4-H 1,2,3) Key Club Award 2) Student Council 1.4) Y-Club 3: Drama 3 Sr. Superlatives—Most Talented: Annual Staff 4. CRAIG MORGAN: FFA I, Basketball I, 2; Golf 2, HOBY nominee 2 Tennis 3) Sr. Beta 2, 3. JERRY MYERS: Soccer l; Baseball I; Annual Staff I, 2, 3; One-Act Play 1,2, 3,4 Quiz Bowl 1,2,3,4 Literary Oral Interpretation 3, Boy's Solo 4, Boy’s Quartet 3, 4-, Track 3, 4. CHERYL MULLIS: FHA I, Track 2, HERO 2, 4-Vice- President: FBLA 3, 4—Treasurer. LESLIE O’BERRY: FBLA 2, 3, 4, HERO 2. TRAVIS PAGE: Football 1,2, 3—MVP, 4-, Basketball 1,2, 3, 4) Track I, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 HOBY nominee 2-, Male Beauty Pageant 4th place 2: Jr. Class Vice-Presi- dent-, Crazy Legs Contest 2nd place 3; Student Coun- cil Rep. 4) Sr. Superlative—Most Athletic. JON PARKER: Student Council I: Basketball I-, HOBY nominee 2: FBLA 2. 3: UGA Certificate of Merit 3) Literary team—Essay 3: Sr. Beta 4. SANDRA PINKNEY: FHA 1,2,3—Junior, Chapter, State Degrees; Flag Corp I; Track I, 2, 3: Basketball I, 2. ERIC ROWELL.- Band I, 2, 3, 4 Percussion Section Leader 2, 4i Band Captain 4( Stage Band 4i Band’s Most Outstanding Freshman l Most Improved 3 Solo and Ensemble 4 Jazz Band Clinic 4 Sr. Superlative— Most Talented) Douglas Marching Festival I, 2, 3, 4-, BCHS Marching Exhibition 3,4-. Show Choir 3,4; Show Choir Clinic 3) Literary 3S4—Quartet; Drama 4i One- Act Play 4, FFA I, 2, 3,4, Industrial Arts 3.4, 4-H I, FFA Reporter 4-, Epcot Parade 3. KELLY ROWELL: Student Council 2, 3—Reporter. 4— Parliamentarian; FFA L FBLA 3, 4—Parliamentarian; Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 Football 3, 4; Basketball I, 2. 3, 4; Jr. Class Treasurer; Sr. Class Parliamentarian; Annual Staff 3, 4; Sr. Superlative—Mr. Sr. Class. REBECCA ROWELL: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. Tennis 1,2,3— MVP, 4, Softball 1,2, 3,4; HOBY 2; Homecoming 2, 3,4) Student Council 2, 3—Secretary, 4—Vice-President; Sr. Beta 2, 3, 4—Vice-President) FBLA 2, 3—Secre- tary, 4—Vice-President) Annual Staff 3,4; Governor’s Honors Participant _3 UGA Certificate 3; Jr. Class President-. Sr. Class President-, Sr. Superlative—Most Athletic. SIDNEY ROWELL: Tennis I, FHA I, 2, 3—Music Re- creation Chairperson—Chapter degree, 4—Presi- dent—State Degree; FHA Contest 3, 4 Show Choir 3, 4; FBLA I, 2, 3i Sr. Beta 2, 3, 4; Literary Competition— Poetry 3. BYRON ROZIER: Baseball I, 2—MVP, 3—Best All Around, 4. TERRY SAPP: FFA l-IASAl, 2, 3. 4-. Dance DJ 2, 3, 4. PRISCILLA SHEPPARD: FHA I, 2, Track 2-, HERO 3, 4, FBLA 4. SCOTT STUDSTILL: Band I, 2, 3, 4-. FFA I, 4. TODD STUDSTILL.- Band I. 2, 3, 4, FFA I. BEN SULLIVAN: Honor Roll I. 2—Highest Average Award, Quiz Bowl 3, 4. JOHN THOMAS: Football I-, One-Act 2, 3, 4; Drama 4. TERRI THRIFT: FFA I, 2, 3,4, Star Greenhand I, Report- er 2) Star Chapter Farmer 2; President 3.4; Star Geor- gia Planter 3; Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4; Chorus I, 2; HOBY nominee 2-, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 2-, Governor’s Honors nominee 2 Who’s Who Among American High School Students 2-, Gov- ernor’s Honors nominee 3 Presbyterian College Jr. Fellow 3) UGA Certificate of Merit 3; Graduation Ush- er 3) Sr. Beta 3, 4—Honorary Officer: Tennis 3, 4, Annual Staff 4; Student Council 4-, Sr. Superlative— Most Likely to Succeed; Sr. Class V-President. TINA THRIFT: Chorus I, 2, 3, 4. LORI VINSON: Band—Marching I, 2, 3, 4; Concert I, 2, 3, 4; Drama 3; Y-Club 3—Vice-President, 4—Presi- dent; FHA I—Jr. Degree, 2—Chapter Degree. Pro- jects Chairperson, FHA Contest 1st place poster, 2nd place fashions. Outstanding Degree, 3—State De- gree, Vice President, FHA Contest 1st place poster, 2nd place deserts, 1st place fashions, 4—Public Rela- tionships Chairperson. PATTI WALKER: FHA I; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 (Certificates l,3)i Sr. Beta 2,3,4: FBLA 2-. Annual Staff 4. TAMMY WALKER: FHA I; Sr. Beta 2,3,4; Honor Roll 2: FBLA 3,4—President. DAWN WATERS: Softball I. 2, 3, 4. DONNA WATERS: Softball I, 2, 3, 4; HERO 4. ERIKA WILSON: Softball I; FHA I; Homecoming Court I, 4; FBLA 2. 3,4-, Cheerleading 2; Basketball 1,2; Student Council 2—Parliamentarian; Sr. Superlative—Best Looking. STEPHANIE WINDHAM: HOBY Nominee 2-, FBLA 4, Chorus 4. ERIK WOOD: FFA 3, 4. HEIDI WOODS: FBLA I, Band I, 2, 3,4; FHA I; 4-H 3, Sr. Superlative—Wittiest. SANDRA YAWN: Flag Corp I. 2; Jr. Miss BCHS I—2nd runner-up, 2—4th runner-up; HOBY Nominee 2; TAG I, 2. 3. LESLIE YOUMANS: JV Math Team 2, HOBY Nominee 2; Quiz Bowl 3,4—Captain; Math Team 3—2nd place, 4; UGA Certificate of Merit 3, Literary Team 3—2nd place Essay, 4-, Presbyterian Junior Fellow 3-, National Recognition for score on PSAT Upper .5%. In Memory Of Our Special Friend, Lance Wesley Griffin January 17, 1970 June 28, 1987 Some people come into our lives and quickly go. Some stay for awhile and leave footprints on our hearts, and we are never, ever the same. Caught In The Act ♦.. Senior Sponsors: Coach Callinan, Mrs. Spears, Mrs. Neal, Mr. Pack, Ms. Ippolito, Miss Hammond, Mr. Rudd. Juniors 67 68 Juniors 69 sJOiun[ to fmt Uie. 'Sjs u0r p.ob'n Cor °' ,vet Stef - 0 cV erS°n Sa, ndy ch ester |W««Y Pau Catf° 70 Juniors Caro tpPs Stac',e Qve'W ev n tdgV Ev. 'ans Connie F'o erS Juniors 71 foUard Thinking ahead really paid off for the Juniors. They ordered their class rings during their Sopho- more year. This enabled the Juniors to begin en- joying their rings within the first two weeks of school. 72 Juniors Juniors 73 TeddV V ' cV-° Hen1 do undee Hickox 74 Juniors teon Y BttW 'e0P'nSS Cbaf'es y erso° Juniors 75 Every year the Junior Class sells magazines in order to raise mon- ey for the Junior Senior Prom. A goal is set to raise a certain amount, and then they work to- ward that goal. This year the Ju- niors raised $7,716.47, and out of this they receive $3,086.59. This money went towards making a great prom. The top salespersons in each homeroom was: Regina Duren— Hammond, Theresa and Lisa Hickox tied — Spears, Patsy Howell and Kimi Justice tied— Neal, Scott Morgan—Rudd, De- laine Brand—Ippolito, and Amy Ulery —Pack. The overall top salesperson was Scott Roberson in Callinan's homeroom. He re- ceived a special prize for being named top salesperson. 76 )uniors Kimi Justice 'd Kelby Lee Celia Lee Randy Lucas Juniors 77 Brett N'oodV H H or. y H °Odv u oore N aty TracY uW'S Luke H °ore 78 Juniors M'rc1 ;bo s Casey parr sVr M-oa' nda Nett'eS tarrrrrrV Rori 1 drree Juniors 79 Spirit they have, and show it well they do! Ju- niors jammed to The Bird when they held their pep rally to support the Herons in their battle with the Yellow Jackets. The Big WWUF with Stanton J provided the stereo, the students had pep, and the football players showed their spirit as they rapped. We all played our part and did our best to ensure that the pep rally would be a success, but the Juniors didn't stop there. Their spirit continued to show as homecoming drew near. They participated in the hall decorat- ing contest and although they didn't win, they proved that their spirit lasted year round. CeUa M e° 'H 'ae Th Juniors 81 l2 )uniors Not Pictured John Wesley Alford Billy Ammons Dewayne Boatright Kim Cohen Robbie Deen Barney Harris Melissa Henderson Scott Herrin Laverne Highsmith Freddie Hudson Lome Johns John Johnson Jerry Lane Barbara Miller Melinda Miller Rich Mullins Tina Patten Lorena Randolph James Roberson Sabrina Roberson Michelle Scott Chris Shuman Lillian Simpson Lorraine Phillips Leatricia Small Jeanetta Whitfield This year the Juniors have taken two major tests. The first one taken was the PSAT. This gave them an insight of how the SAT would be. It also gave them an idea of how high a score they could possibly make on the SAT. The second test taken was the ASVAB. Members of the armed forces were on hand to test the skills possessed by the Juniors. The results of the test will enable students to make career choices in the mili- tary or in the private sec- tor. Juniors 83 84 A wild party! JV i M � ?« vv%v%v! vXv.v.v. 4 jg§l ►%W«V jbR WAV • • • • ¥ ’. • , ■ • ♦ « . . � . % '+:+y: ML '!•!♦ . . . IIl WA %!� ?• wmiWm m« 1 1 i MNI L ‘ [V TraceY Ker ya Bishop RodneV C ef 's B, rar ch teSVieB'auda Gregory Booth Sophomores 87 CoU' rson Sean Cbap roa° O) ester Sandra Crav n ]y Cr, eech 88 Sophomores Barbata CrUl tc ardD nne Ot'S6efS VertronCrev Oorma0 vY rkVcV Sophomores 89 f o etS WILL YOU BE A Where will you be in a few years? Will you be rich? Will you see the world or will you be stuck here in Brantley Co.? Is college or tech school what you want to do? Questions of the future are now rising up in sophomores. Setting goals and reaching them is what growing up is all about. Making mistakes and learning from them. But here's the big- gest question ... Will I be a bum? We asked four sophomores opinion on what the future will be ... They all agreed that college was defi- nite after high school, so we asked them what college they were interested in. Christy Jo Williams wants to further her education in music and is consider- ing Troy State University as her college. Jim Miller wants to go to the Univer- sity of Georgia, get rich and buy a Lam- borgini. Catherine Moody plans to go somewhere away from Brantley Co. and become a doctor or go into the business field. Deon Horne says that he wants a job that he'll enjoy, and hopes to go to the University of Georgia. When these four were asked if they were going to be a bum their response was this ... No way said Christy Jo. Only if college gets too expensive, then I'll have to work in a chicken house. - Jim Miller Deon Horne gave a simple NO! And Catherine Moody commented, No, I think everyone needs to do their own part in this world. This group of sophomores plan to build their future, what will you do? Think about it. In ten years, where will you be? Will you be a bum? 90 Sophomores BUM? 0r d Cbf's deo 5teve Gu'nn van Oara yte fnu tb 7 ? T, y - r Ov °o. Sophomores 91 Bitty H'cWo patina ier d, r,x e . 92 Sophomores tara 00 Sa.iV'� '' 50 A Y Kno Mae' ’ Sophomores 93 Tests are important. They tell us how well we know a particular subject and in some cases how much more we should study. During the sophomore year a test is given to all tenth graders. And in or- der to graduate they must first pass this test. The Basic Skills Test (or BST) is de- signed to let you and the teachers know that, Hey, we sophomores know our ba- sics. O.K., maybe a little bit more, any- way we found some of you sophomores wandering around with your strained brain and asked you a few questions. Ivan Griffin, a continuous honor roll student, felt the BST was easy. We asked him if he was an above average aver- age or below average, student and here's what he had to say. My grades show that I am above average, but I think I'm just as average as the next guy. Andee Courson feels that, everyone should know the basics to everything before they graduate, that's why we go to school. Dana Moore considers herself as an average student, so we asked her what she thought about the BST. She said that, parts of it were hard, but most of it was easy. Shelby Rawlins felt that, if you can't pass a test, then you couldn't pass a class. She gave the future of the BST a big YES! The BST will be good now and in the future to come, Rodney Maefield add- ed. The sophomores seemed positive about the Basic Skills Test and feel that all should have to take the BST and pass it in order to graduate. Now weeks after the test the tenth graders seem to be back to normal, and now they're learn- ing more than the basics. neyH U°ta 94 Sophomores Sophomores 95 Jsna H °0re Sue °°te Unnis orga° °bh ! e p v 'etty 96 Sophomores jimmy R,dd'e ?a seS Ps0n 0eWa Rh°den UoraRo 6 Sophomores 97 Once I was Scum! First day of high schoolgetting lost.., late for class and then finding that it's the wrong classroom being called Scum of the Earth and dropping your lunch tray. Those things are re- membered by the sophomores as they look back on their freshman year. We asked certain individuals about being a freshman, how glad they were to be a sophomore, what was the worst thing that happened during their ninth year of school and some advice to future freshman. Tripp Herrin remembers when he was put into trash cans, backed up into the equipment room and when re- leased, he was beaten up. Travis Flowers enjoys being a sopho- more because, it's another year closer to graduation. I've gotten my drivers license and I ain't Scum no more! says Laura Martain proudly when we asked her about be- ing a sophomore. Laura Rowell said that her freshman year was, Fun, but boring at the same time. I learned that high school wasn't as great as I expected. She must have been expecting a miracle. Lynne Driggers leaves advice to the future freshman ... try to survive. If anyone gives you trouble, go out of your way to avoid them! Being a freshman you're called Scum! Becoming a sophomore sure is fun! One more year and you're at the top! When you're a senior, excitement won't stop! P ldn 'ng Sto eS St, r'ck . nc Tef fV Steed'® 98 Sophomores •nnaThrft Scott Under °oci Sophomores 99 stephan'e ■Yhott aS VO a' Adt°n Kendall Willis Williams Eric Wilson Suzanne Wilson Not Pictured Donald Miller Kimberly Moore Freddie Murphy Pam Nettles Jamie O'Berry Keith Petty Richard Rhoden David Thrift Bruce White Shana Widner Misty Bearden Alan Blocker Joseph Barnard Rhonda Altman Paul Crews Timmy Crews Joseph Diehl Robbie Gunter Amanda Hayden Eric Henderson William Lowman Perry Voung 1 } cttj EdjjJojxJ CWo) ‘j' V .;t i. ’«My Uo ©atn .,., fi, -®S LfcX?« ,„ Xj 0 (1 - 'S 5 tf y Qju (5 [UU] g ) 104 Freshmen This year, at B.C.H.S., the Fresh- men were actually turned upside down. Coming to the high school, the freshmen had to make many changes in their everyday routine. Most of the freshmen quickly learned that there wasn't any need to rush. Their first year at the high school was definitely an im- provement to their social life. Fresh men 105 'adB raL da Pau tet Pa'Se Bf°0 te ara fi, r° „ Bobby cUrk C , °ve °°Per Pvar Uard '6 7 Q CbefV' Co 106 Freshmen Teres QevJS rf,ch� e't ’ r° d, er DavK pare e a Cre'ws J° !d m Ken Daniel Freshmen 107 af eS Qean lrMJt We have each other! Don't let him see me! andi 'O, OtOtV Jane Fonda at her best! 108 Freshmen aso o AierS Qaroo V o eTS SheveV 5V eTT 'e fccW aT Oe o(eS Freshmen 109 ydat dV ayron H rkl ero ad Cta'S V eo det °° Sis, syH, end, Tlx «a ™ itV'Qt'V 4atP’ ef r . e 7e - en d ' VAafP 110 Freshmen A.nS'e - ernn et ar V eff'n V, 'rfn theresa tfoVJ £ - r M Jason «« ' ie� H, eT, 'in John Jacobs C.hrh'-V VAerf'n Freshmen 111 Where is the beach? High school dances are the life! 'oVinS •ch, ns What does my hair look like? nda 112 Freshmen 1WW 0®1 GaW Cno V'ckie Lan, ier Oa e Lee M son Ke W e , OennlS 1306 h evLee Freshmen 113 Sha°a KaVe 7as°n iee 'yLynn Xaen's W c' pooa' i d Teres� fee Giea l-ee St, eve April U'es 114 Freshmen - 0 a rd N c eoC Cr. Tnsh O'Steen Dennis N oote Monica °° Bart Nt°°dV PennV pap Freshmen 115 Kim P'uroan ar 'e BvandiPeac0Ck 'ch, e e p 'ttm, VCXro Re1 dd'ng M enPe $ Sarah Pa«feV' 'e Header Poe 116 Freshmen 0ean R° e ,0hn Simp 00 Wendy ovn° gr I Ro ,bets°n Qara apP K m Setvfe Freshmen 117 Please let us stay just 15 more minutes?! Did yall see that guy?! Tina Smart rr mV Tatm's SToat� 118 Freshmen Oh no, we forgot to change! Trista Strand varon Strv ckiand ° !d Sean Sweat Spe.c« S ee Freshmen 119 120 Freshmen 'n Jan,es Voumans ,ier N' dhar° jenn''ei K °o, ng Not Pictured Tammy Anderson James Bingham Michael Bloodworth David Butler Leon Carter Eric Boote Lisa Crews Teresa Davis Pamela Crews Tee Groover Ronald Hodge Cheree Lee Melissa Littlejohn Jerome Lee Dennis Rhoden Carolyn Shreve Richie Stanford Loretta Wainright Patricia Walker Denise White Shannon Willis Mary Willoughby Michael Wells Jr. Freshmen 121 BCHS Preschoolers Erik Crews Rachoel Dovis Chose Airman Hannoh Carrer Mark Herrin Timorhy Hollingsworrh Danielle Johns Drerr Lewis Drondon Parker Al Walker Travis Pererson DCH$ has developed a pres- chool lab wirh 15 kids. This lab hos been successful for rhree years now. Mrs. Cindy Ham is rhe advisor and has many co- der reachers helping her. The kids follow a daily rourine con- sisring of many acriviries; such os ourside rime, group rime, one snack daily, and rhey also have rime for self-selecred acriviries. This lab prepares rhe pres- choolers for kindergarren. Jusrin Smirh Renee Roberson 122 Preschoolers James E. Thornron Superinrendenr COUNTY ADMINISTRATION Board of Educarion (L-R Kenneth Barren Frank Riggins Linda Bell Edward Chancey John Lee Board Secretaries: Carolyn Gunrer Lavada Johnson Wanda Hagin Judy Blounr 124 Admirwrorion Melron Callahan A doy in rhe life of Mark Rogers is nor eosy. Ir rakes o special person ro sir in o small office, rrying ro grob rhe phone os ir rings off rhe hook, whie or rhe some nme smiling and greering rhe endless srreom of visirors demending Ns orrenrion. Seniors ore espe- cially indebred ro rhe services of Mr. Rogers He works on preporing rhem for rhe SAT and rhe re- sulrs He garhers informorion for rhem and helps rhem ro apply for college. Mr Rogers is also respon- sible for rhe college represenrorives coming ro speak wirh rhe Seniors The enrire srudenr body, foculry, ond odrrvnisrrarion owes o special rhanks ro Mr. Rogers. Won't YOU Be My Neighbor? Administration 125 SCIENCE 126 Foculry DEPARTMENT LANGUAGE ARTS Mrs. Thomas hos become o voluoble osser ro rhe Dronrley Counry School sysrem. She hos gained rhe respecr and admirorion of her peers as well os her srudenrs. Mrs. Thomos hos been reaching Dronrley Counry srudenrs 27 yeors. This kind of toyolry ro her career is proof of rhe dedicorion she feels ro giving pupils o quoliry educarion. Mrs. Thomas is a very undersronding person. She is easy ro ralk ro and really cores abour her srudenrs. Mrs. Thomas' dedicared service and coring orrirude earned her rhis yeor's rop honor, Dronrley Counry's Teocher of The Year. Media Specialist If you ever need ony help, Mrs. Moody is rhe person ro see. She is always happy ro assisr in solving any problem or helping wirh any rask a srudenr asks of her. Mrs. Moody has become one of rhe grearesr friends a DCHS srudenr con hove. Foculry 129 SOCIAL FBI IN FORCE A re- presentative of rhe FBI, Sreve Fiddler, srarioned in Wash- ington D.C. spoke ro government and citizenship classes on 10-23- 87. He discussed re- quirements and qualifications of FBI agents and exper- iences he had en- countered during his career. Srudenrs were enrhralled with Mr. Fiddler ond asked many questions. Pamela Hammond Grace Malmberg Diann Meeks ATTtNt4' ' Carole Srrickland OFF TO D.C. In rhe spring rhe Social Studies department went on a trip ro Washington D.C. un- der rhe leadership of Ms. Meeks. Forty-five srudenrs from all grades 9-12 toured rhe Cap- itol. Scorr Bozeman % JV VV 11 FINE ARTS Patricia Bozeman Marie Boyerr MATHEMATICS n Donald Airman There's a new face in rhe morh deparrmenr rhis year, Ms. McLean. Formally from Sourhwood and Ware Co. Ms. McLean rhinks DCHS is 'Terrific''! She reaches rhree Geomerry dosses for Sophmores ond 2 college prep, classes for Seniors. We would like ro welcome her ro Dranrley and wish her rhe besr of luck! Frank Dullard Ann Couch Pomelo Airman Linda Marion FRESHMEN ALL DAY . . in rhe words of Mrs Couch who has all Alge bra I classes! Dionne McLean Mrs. Airman ar her Desr. She has dasses wirh Sen- iors, Juniors, Sophmores, and Freshmen. In rhe words of Hope Griffin, She really knows her marh.” V Foailry 133 Vocational srers o head srorr on rheir educarion. Huey Horn: Power Me- chanics ; Foresrry; Orienta- tion ro Agriculture 134 Foculry Education William Kyser: Eleariciry and Housewiring; Inrroduc- rion ro Elearonics Mr. Lee lends o hand ro o few hord-working Merab srudenrs. Everett Lee: Merab; In- rroducrton ro Merob Jimmy Ray: Indusrriol Arts; World of Consrrucrion,- Drofring; Duilding Consrruc- rion Mr. Ray ond srudenrs: busy building o . . . something! Foculry 135 Business Administration Smith Inc Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner A breed apart. Douglos Rudd f 136 F o We would like ro welcome Mr. Rudd ro rhe reoching sroff here or D.C.H.S. this is his first yeor of reoching. ond ir hos redly been on experience'', ro him. Mr. Rudd reaches typing ond accounting. Vocational Office Training allows srudenrs ro graduare wirh skills needed for enrry inro the business job marker immediately afrer high school. Srudenrs involved in rhis program achieve immediare monerary rewards and academic success. Jerry Lane pictured here shows some of his business know how ro the rest of rhe class. The Real Estate Members of Better M Homes, A and Gardens Shorron Thrift Trust and Savings Bank The Ex-Ms. Woodord now Ms. Thrift is one of our fovorire teachers here or D.C.H.S. She mokes banners for rhe whole school ond wos very helpful in leadrig rhe Seniors ro Isr ploce in rhe Homecoming Hofl Decororing conresr. Dora Processing is rhe rwo hour doss Ms. Thrift reaches 3rd ond 4rh periods. The doss provides o service ro reochers by typing up worksheets ond mokes banners for rhe dubs in rhe school. Lynn Correr ond Scorr Srudsrill seen here ore supposed ro be working on o computer gome. Foculry 137 PHYS. ED. Sran Shepherd John Callinan The New LEAN MEAN Heron! I con'r woir ro ger ro lunch!!!! SXOKiNC . .. ond see our new concession srond! 138 Focuity LUNCHROOM STAFF Sroff 139 Derh Knox Coughr DREAD handed! The old days were never like rhis! Derry Mae Johns Who pur rhe scarecrow in rhe kirchen! SPECIAL EDUCATION The Special Educa- tor is able to deal with the students first and foremost as a person. This teacher looks at what the stu- dent can do and uses these strengths as building blocks to a more individualized educational plan. He or she is delighted to assist a student with learning and ex- tremely happy to be a part of each life he or she touches. CHEERLEADERS 142 Clubs Coach - Cynthia McNeil Coach - Barbra Maefield Being a cheerleader takes a lot of work and does not come over night. Besides learning stunts, cheers, and dances, we spent our summer months raising money to purchase new uniforms. After tryouts we. the new BCHS cheerleaders attended a private cheerleading camp under the instruction of Neely Griffin, a Georgia College cheerleader. The beginning of a new school year brought excitement and a lot of hard competition to prepare for. The team went to the Okefenokee Cheerleading Competition and scored high in individual and squad. Our next goal was to get our school and team excited at the pep rallies. Soon after it seemed like there was no time to rest because basketball season was in. With games on Tuesday, Friday and Saturday we hardly had time to study, but one requirement is to be an above average student. We also treated our Basketball players by giving them ''goodies” for their special effort. Our sponsors have been really supportive and they have worked hard getting our uniforms ready. We appreciate the free time they’ve given up and everything they’ve done for us. They and the school have made this the Best year for the BCHS cheerleaders. Michelle Coleman Senior Dara Helmuth Sophomore Lord Herndon Senior Myra Jane Hinesley Sophomore Jennifer Griffin, Co-Captian Junior Audrey Rowell, Co-Captain Junior Kim Carter Sophomore Tina Miller Sophomore Allison Kelly Freshman Jeanna Crews Freshman Clubs 143 HERON FOOTBALL Bottom Row L to R: Wade Drury, Kelly Rowell, Jamie Waldron, Ken Clark, Dwayne Johns, Anthony Harper, Jerry Moore, Chris Harper, Sandy Chester, Travis Hall, Aaron Strickland, Daniel Range. Middle Row L to R: Marc Lawson, Bert Smith, Matt Stevens, Paul Callahan, Mi- chael Popwell, Deon Horne, Michael Harrell, Damon Flowers, Nathan Herrin, Clifford Drury, Rocky Flowers, Danny Herrin, David Lewis, David Butler, Jim Kelly. Top Row L to R: Brian Hendrix, Travis Page, Claude Cobb, Darren Crews, Scott Morgan, Brian O'Neal, Scott Fulford, Pat Evans, James Chaney, Kevin Davison, Travis Flowers, Dean Horne. Pictured L to R: Donald Altman John Callinan Head Coach—Stan Shepherd Mike McNeil 144 Football Punters and Kickers Quarterbacks Managers—Marc Lawson, Jim Kelly, Matt Shepherd Heron Offense Heron Defense Specialists Football 145 This year the Herons under- went a tremendous season. New Head Coach Stan Shepherd had many concerns. He showed the Seniors as well as everyone else how important they would be, and things would be different than that of the past. He also stressed that practices were to go over game plans and conditioning the team. Coach Shepherd came to Brantley Co. without knowing anything about the Heron foot- ball team, as well as other oppo- nents. He was concerned with how our team would react in a game situation. He found out that the Herons would not give up to the sounding buzzer. Coach said that there were three keys to winning. Defense was a very big factor on our team. The Heron Defense only al- lowed 124 points to be scored on them the whole season. Another key was a balanced offense. The Heron Offense was very bal- anced both running and throw- ing. The team had 1042 running and 1398 passing. The last key was conditioning. The Herons ran RALPH” everyday. We all found that in the end it would help us win the tight games. Coach Shepherd stressed the importance of the Seniors provid- ing leadership. Whatever he asked was done with no ques- tions asked. Along with their lead- ership, this years Seniors really wanted to win and that is one of Coach Shepherds biggest con- cerns for next year. 146 Sports Danny Herrin Clifford Drury Senior Herons 1988 Kelly Rowell Brian Hendrix Michael Harrell Claude Cobb James Chaney Travis Page Brian O'Neal Football 147 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Pictured on bottom L-R: Jamie Waldron, Anthony Harper, Jerry Moore, Chris Harper, Travis Hall, Aaron Strickland, Daniel Rainge, Middle L-R: Ken Clark, Dwayne Johns, Deon Horne, Nathan Herrin, Clifford Drury, Damon Flowers, David Lewis, Top L-R: Bert Smith, Wade Drury, Matt Stephens, Michael Popwell, Kevin Davison, Travis Flowers, David Butler This years' Junior Varsity Her- ons proved their strength game after game against each opponent. With new faces in the lineup, Coach Alt- man, along with Coach Cal- linan and Coach McNeil, ran the team with expertise and experience. High hopes pre- vail for next years' Junior Var- sity squad. 148 Sports VARSITY SCHEDULE HOME 14 6 6 13 8 24 8 28 7 OPPONENTS Charlton 7 Ware 3 Wayne 14 Bacon 31 Jeff Davis 16 Toombs Co. 0 Pierce 6 McIntosh 12 Camden 35 HERONS CLINCH FIRST WINNING SEASON IN SEVENTEEN YEARS! JUNIOR VARSITY SCHEDULE Home 18 Ware Opponents 0 38 McIntosh 6 28 Bacon 14 34 Pierce 0 6 Charlton 0 29 Jeff Davis 14 17 Waycross 6 JV was Undefeated Sports ! 49 2 A R E G I O N 87 LADY HERONS 88 Standing L to R: Patty Howell, Celia Lee, Jennifer Griner, Becca Lee, Patsy Howell, Coach War- nock. Kneeling L to R: Tangee Hall, Valerie Batten, Connie Carter, Jean Cooper s o u T H E A S T C H A M P S Seniors: Dawana Jones and Jean Cooper Not pictured: Sheila Lewis You can't have it. This year's Lady Heron's basketball team had a very successful season, finishing with 15 wins, which was the most wins a girl's team from Brantley has had in 15 years. The girls went through the entire season without losing a quad ballgame and won the 2-AA Southeast Quad Championship. This year's team, which consisted of Seniors: Dawana Jones, Sheila Lewis and Jean Cooper; Juniors: Patsy Howell, Connie Carter, Celia Lee, Tangee Hall, Becca Lee, Valerie Batten, and Patty Howell; and Sophomores: Jennifer Griner, who was hard-working, dedicated group of athletes who proved that hard work and sacrifice really does pay off. I want the ball. Coach Tammy Warnock Shoot the ball. 150 Sports Come on Mr. Ref. Let's all look at once. Rebound VARSITY HERONS Standing (l-r): Claude Cobb, Rodney Maefield, Randy Lucas, Landee Hickox, Greg Jacobs, Eric Maefield, Scott Morgan, Coach Callinan. Kneeling (l-r): Travis Page, Paul Callahan, Tripp Herrin, Brian Mcleod, Matt Morgan. Coach John Callinan This began my first year not only at Brantley, but also in AA basketball. I had no idea what to expect from my team or our opponents. The first half of the season was a pleasant surprise with an 8-1 record in the first 9 games, but we got a scare by losing the following three games. We broke out of this slump by going on a 14-ga- me winning streak, only to be stopped and finish the se- ason to Swainsboro in the region tournament. I'm very proud of the accomplishments by the young men on the boys' basketball team. Not only did they win the Quad-Region Championship, but also showed great character in coming from a 13-point deficit against Berri- en to win the Sub-Region Championship. Other achieve- ments were an undefeated home record, best record ever at Brantley Co., a 20+ winning season, and set a high standard of character for future Herons. Srs: Claude Cobb, Greg Jacobs, Eric Maefield, Travis Page SUB-REGION CHAMPS 152 Sports 153 J.V. HERONS Standing left to right: Howard McLeod, Brian McLeod, Donald Miller, Sean Sweet, Richard Pittman, Bert Smith, Paul Carter, James Jacobs, Bill Lee, David Lewis, and Coach McNeil. Kneeling left to right: Jason Lee, Jamie Waldron, Clove Cooper, and Jerry Moore. The 1987-1988 J.V. Basketball Team had a very successful year. The final record was a respectful 9-4. The team was led by a host of soph- omores which included David Lewis, Donald Miller, Jerry Moore, Trip Her- rin, Brian McLeod, and Bill Lee. These young men provided a great deal of leadership and will be sorely missed. Returning to next year's team will be a number of freshmen. These young men saw extensive playing time and contributed greatly to the nine wins. Back next year will be Bert Smith, Jamie Waldron, James Jacobs, Howard McLeod, Richard Pittman, Paul Carter, Clove Cooper, Jason Lee, and Sean Sweat. 154 Sports J.V. LADY HERONS Standing left to right: Kellye Dean, Jodi Jacobs, Theresa Howell, Tammy Lynn, Tannis Sloan, Kim Pittman, Tina Miller, Laura Rowell, Penny Pap. GO LADY HERONS Sports 155 87 SOFTBALL 88 REGION 2-AA SOUTHEAST CHAMPIONS H E This years softball team had another very successful sea- son. Behind the leadership of Coach T. Warnock the Lady Herons finished their season with a 12-0 sub-region re- cord and 14-2 overall. Standing L-R: Coach T. Warnock, Theresa Howell, Connie Carter, Donna Waters, Stacie Drew, Jennifer Griner, Dawn Wa- ters, Patty Howell. Kneeling L-R: Kim Servis, Becca Lee, Rebecca Rowell, Laura Rowell, Melissa Coleman. Not-pictured: Tracy Davis. 156 Sports IN ACTION! I got IT! Not to me? Seniors L-R: Rebecca Rowell, Donna Waters, Dawn Waters, Melissa Coleman. The graduating Seniors—Rebecca Rowell, Melissa Coleman, Donna Waters, and Dawn Waters finished their careers with an outstand- ing record. They won 3 sub-region champion- ships and had a regular season record of 28 wins and only 4 losses in the last 2 years. Although the team will miss the leadership and outstanding-play of these Seniors, they leave behind the basis for another winning team to carry on the winning tradition of Brantley County softball. Sports 157 'k BASEBALL ’88 F Bottom L to R: Chris Harper, Kelly Rowell, Stevie Hendrix, Brian Hendrix, Travis Page, Jimmy Sapp. Second Row: Greg Skipper, Sean Chapman, Lamar Lee, Brian McLeod, Byron Rozier, Brian Highsmith. Third Row: Milton Rowell, Cale Flowers, Darren Crews, Pat Evans, Howard McLeod, Bill Lee. Top Row: Anthony Harper, Dru Smith, Jason Flowers, Thomas Knox, Jamie Waldron, Matt Williams, Dezi Wainright, Matt Stephens. Not Pictured—Jerry Moore Seniors: bottom I to r—Travis Page, Kelly Rowell, Byron Rozier. top —Brian Hendrix, Cale Flowers Asst. Coach: David McNeil Head Coach: Mike McNeil 158 Baseball G©LF B C H S (Left-Right) Paul Carter, Dru Smith, Bert Smith, Ken Herrin, Brent Dickerson, Matt Morgan, Eric Wilson, Ray Waits, Paul Callahan, Aaron Strickland, Kendall Willis, Craig Henderson Coach Frank Bullard I think we will be a pretty good team this year. We have no Seniors, but we do have some really good young players. Returning lettermen: Ray Waits, Paul Callahan, and Matt Morgan 1 6 Sports 159 The girls' strength this year came in doubles with Rebecca Rowell (Sr), and Tannis Sloan (Fr.). Joy Wainright and Terri Thrift were also impressive in sin- gles. Pictured top row L-R: Cylinda Brown, Julie Smith, Deanne Morgan. Bottom L-R: Rebecca Rowell and Tannis Sloan. Tennis 161 AA OPlHH3HrZC The House is chosen by homeroom elections. Members are: bottom row L-R Dara Sapp, Kevin Wilson, Frank Bullard, Linda Gillis, Patricia Strickland, Kelly Dean, Second row: April Tillman, Jason Lee, Deon Horne, Karen Herrin, Lynn Driggers, Catherine Moody, Christy Salis, Kim Carter. Third row: Jennifer Moody, Sandy Chester, Patty Howell, Julie Dowling, Alicia Wainright, Teresa Hickox, Scott Roberson. Top row: Tammy Walker, Ronda Jo Altman, Greg Ja- cobs, Travis Page, Cale Flowers. Kelby Lee. Student Council ¥ ARRIVE ALIVE AMERICA The Senate is chosen at large by popular vote. Members are: top row L-R Seniors: Wade Griffin, Terri Thrift. Rebecca Rowell, Susan Lee, Kelly Rowell. Juniors: Stephanie Davis, Joy Wainwright, Celia Lee, Stacie Drew. Sophomores: Tripp Herrin. Kenya Bishop, Jodie Jacobs, Jerry Moore. Freshmen: Paige Brooks. Teresa Howell, Kim Servis, Paul Carter. Officers: Wade Griffin—President, Rebecca Rowell—Vice-President, Stephanie Davis— Secretary, Celia Lee—Treasurer, Susan Lee—Reporter, Kelly Rowell—Parlia- mentarian. Sponsor: Pamela Hammond. Co-Sponsor: Diann Meeks Adversity borrows its sharpest sting from our impatience. These words from Bishop Horen remind me of my year as Student Council President. The council has undergone a vast overhaul on how we operate over the past year. There has been a lot of work involved in making 1987-88 a success for me, but none of it would have been possible without the under- standing and support of my parents. I hope I can carry the leadership I’ve learned into the rest of my life. I sincerely hope next years president will continue the growth that’s occurred this year, and may he or she take as much pride in being Student Council president as I did. This year the Student Council had various ideas to keep the school going. Before the school year started, the S.C. Senate appeared before the Board of Education to propose a change in the dress code; happily the Board approved the proposal. The Student Council dedicated 1987-88 to boost- ing school spirit. Everyone got involved. Members of the SC encouraged their class members to sponsor pep rallies. The Seniors killed the Gators while the Juniors danced to the Bird” with the Big WWUF. SC members sold spirit hands, pompoms, and on board signs so everyone could demos- trate their school spirit. Homecoming week was an especially busy one for the SC. For the first time in many years, SC sponsored this event. Along with FBLA, SC spon- sored a hall-decorating contest. Other activities in- cluded dress-up days and a semi-formal dance. During the Christmas season, a door-decorating contest was sponsored allowing each homeroom to tell their own Winter Story”. Some of the entries are pictured at the bottom of this page. The winner, Mrs. Bullard’s homeroom, is pictured at the far right. The Student Council participated in several pro- jects this year; the state GASC project Gracewood and GASC statewide Voter registration drive were only the beginning. On the local level the SC joined Arrive Alive America by urging students and others to take the pledge not to drink and drive. To show that the pledge was taken, color bandits were worn by all participants. Hearing the desire of the student body to improve the lunch menus. SC officers met with Ms. Braziel and made several suggestions. This year has been a busy one for the SC. One filled with fun and involvement. Senior Beta President: Melinda Lee Vice President: Rebecca Rowell Secretary: Stephanie Davis Treasurer: Ronda Jo Altman Parlimentarian: Scott Morgan Honorary Officer: Terri Thrift Sponsors: Mrs. Carole Strickland and Mrs. Bonnie Bullard Mrs. Bullard. Terri Thrift, Scott Morgan, Ronda Altman, Stephanie Davis, Rebecca Rowell. Melinda Lee, Mrs. Strickland, Lorene Randolph, Audrey Rowell, Jodie Jacobs, Bobby Jennings, Lynn Driggers, Cristy Salis, Catherine Moody, Jeannie Harrell, Sidney Rowell, Michelle Carter, Brian Moody, Chris Harper, Trip Herrin, Cheryl Wilson, Tammy Kersey, Shelby Rawlins. Jeannie Herrin. Shawn Dixon, Wendy Welch, Amy Ulery, Johnnie Mae Thomas, Pat Green, Tammy Johns, Tammy Walker. Robin Jones, Hope Griffin, Connie Carter, Lynnette Johns. Wendy Dowling. Celia Lee. Ivan Griffin, Leslie Youmans, Jon Parker, Andy Courson, Jennifer Griner, Michael Harrell, Patti Walker, Harold Driggers, Lynn Herrin, Greg Jacobs, Tina Luck, Ben Sulllavin, Deon Horne, Carol Epps, Kelby Lee. The Senior Beta Club is a leadership-service organization designed for high school stu- dents in grades 10-12. Achieve- ment, character, leadership, in- tegrity, and self-dependence are qualities stressed within the club membership. The high stan- dards set with the club system encourages the members to maintain high averages for them- selves as well as for the club. Some of the activities this year were Trick or Treat for those who can’t afford to eat, Thanks- giving and Christmas baskets, various bake sales, a booth at the Big Z Warehouse Sale, and selling House of Lloyds to raise money in order to go to Beta Convention in Atlanta. Also this year, we welcomed a new spon- sor, Mrs. Carole Strickland. She has helped and encouraged our club in many ways. 166 Clubs We drank the whole pitcher. Clubs 167 Math Team ART ISKH HAVH Mrs. Altman (pictured right) is the advisor of the math team which participates in the Okefenokee RESA mathematics tournament held in March. Team members compete in a 90-minute written examina- tion then participate in ciphering matches. Last year our math team finished second in the tournament and are expected to do better this year. m aki ■ USES Zm MATH pictured on bottom row L to R: Lynnette Johns, Tammy Kersey, (Adv.) Pamela Altman. Top row L to R: Kelby Lee, Ronda Jo Altman, Greg Jacobs, Scott Morgan, Leslie Youmans, Brenda Yawn. B C H S Academic Team Sitting L to R: Mrs. Bullard Jerry Myers Brenda Yawn Ronda Jo Altman Leslie Youmans Mrs. Harper Standing L to R: Ivan Griffin Deon Horne Crystal Johns Melinda Lee David Renn Ben Sullivan Ben concentrates as he tries to solve a problem. Competition in the area of academics is intensi- fying rapidly. The BCHS academic team competed in four major tournaments this year: the Okefeno- kee Invitational Tournament at Ware County Sr. High, the Waycross College Academic Bowl Tour- nament in Waycross, the Georgia State Quiz Bowl Tournament at Armstrong State College in Savan- nah, and the Academic Bowl Tournament at Geor- gia Southwestern in Americus. Jim Williams and Michael Millwood joined Leslie, Brenda, Jerry, and Crystal to round out our Academic Decathlon team in February. Sponsors are Mrs. Anne Harper and Mrs. Bonnie Bullard. Team captain: Leslie Youmans Holding their buzzers ready, the players tensely await the next question. 169 One windy day, full of many gusts no time to play, we were in a rush. We stopped among the trees, without any haste. Our skirts flapped at our knees; our hair blew in our face. We heard the man utter, Ya'II smile real pretty, and I'll click the shutter, while ya'II look at the birdie. Our windblown look was arrested. With many laughs, we have done our best. The Heron Annual Staff 170 Clubs Smile Styles Rebecca Rowell and Ronda Jo Altman show two styles of smi- ling. Rebecca is going with the Monday morning take my picture U die! smile and Ronda Jo shows us just the opposite with the “it’s Friday, it’s 2:40 P.M., it’s time to go home smile. Clubs 171 Editors Wade Griffin Melinda Lee Business Manager Ashlee Jones Artist Andee Courson Assistant Busi- ness Manager Scott Roberson Photographer Scott Morgan We got a meeting in the ladies room... -•- - Future Homemakers Flower Red Rose Colors Red White Motto Toward New Horizons Jennifer Altman, Sabrina Allbritton, Jennifer Bare, Tracey Bell, Heidi Blount. Kenya Bishop, Dianna Branch, Delaine Brand, Dale Kim Carter, Charlene Chancey, Jean Cooper, Cheryl Cox, Marie Crowder, Helen Crews, Barbara Cruz. Mandi Dean, Michelle Davis, Sherrie Edwards, Connie Flowers, Audrey Goodyear, Vicky Goodyear, Angela Gibson, Sheila Griffin, Deloris Griffin. Sherry Griffin, Linda Gillis, Beth Hensley, Lisa Harris, Deon Horne, Sheila Howard, Karen Herrin, Amanda Hayden, Michelle Howard, Sandy Johnson, Dawana Jones, Crystal Johns. Jeannie Knox, Angel Kersey, Allison Kelly, Tara Knox, Karen Lee, Shanakaye Lee, Mary Ann Mitchell. Kim Moore, Renee Moore, Deanne Morgan, Pam McCormick, Judy Overall, Sarah Parrish, Amy Parker. Sandra Pinkney. Robbie Petty, Kim Pittman, Sidney Rowell, Angie Shreve, Tina Shreve, Lena Sloan, Jenny Strickland, Tina Spaulding, Leigh Ann Sapp, Dara Sapp, Tricia Strickland, Shelly Taylor, Lori Vinson, Patricia Walker, Jenni- fer Windham, Cheryl Wilson, Shanna Widner. Denise White, Lynn Williams, Deyne Youmans, Debbie Young, Leatrice Small. CREED We are the Future Homemakers of America. We are members of FHA and HERO Chapters. We face the future with warm courage and high hope. For we have the clear conciousness of seeking Old and precious values. For we are the builders of homes, Homes for America's future. Homes where living will be the expression of everything That is good and fair. Homes where truth and love and security and faith Will be realities, not dreams. We are the Future Homemakers of America. We are Members of FHA and HERO Chapters. We face,the future with warm courage and high hope. President: Sidney Rowell 1st Vice-President Heidi Blount 2nd Vice-President: Karen V. Lee Treasurer: Tammy Herrin Secretary: Delaine Brand Parliamentarian: Connie Flowers Photographer: Leigh Ann Sapp Projects Chairperson: Tracy Bell Program Chairperson: Lisa Harris Honor Roll Chairperson: Deanne Morgan Degree Chairperson: Mary Ann Mitchell Historian Dianna Branch Public Relations Chairperson: Lori Vinson Music Recreation Chairperson: Jean Cooper 172 Clubs of America State Degree Holders: Dawana Jones, Delaine Brand, Sid- ney Rowel, Leigh, Ann Sapp, Connie Flowers, Mary Ann Mitchell, Sandra Pinkney, Diana Branch, Jean Cooper, Lori Vinson. Clubs 173 Chapter Degree Holders: (L-R)—1st Row— Angela Kersey, Karen Herrin, Michelle Howard, Kim Moore—2nd Row—Jeannie Knox, Sandy Johnson, Vicky Goodyear, Pam McCormick—3rd Row—Tammy Roundtrree, Tracey Bell, Sabrina Allbritton, Tara Knox, Sheila Howard, Audrey Goodyear—4th Row—Lisa Harris, Robbie Petty, Angela Gibson, Marie Crowder, Tina Spaulding, Deanne Morgan, Jennifer Altman. Future Homemakers of America was established to help young people assume their roles in society education through home economics, in areas of family life, vocational preparation, personal growth, and community involvement. Mrs. Dot Ham has been the advisor for 20 years. Through out the years, FHA has attended Sears Nursing Home to sing to the patients and give them fruit baskets. They have also participated in many conferences and contests. For initation, new members have to stand in ice and say the creed. Talk about “cold feet”! An enthusiastic group of FHA’ers on their way to boost the morale of patients at Sears Nursing Home. Junior Degree Holders: (L-R)— 1st Row—Lean Sloan, Jenny Strickland, Cheryl Wilson, Barbara Cruz, Shana- kaye Lee. Sherry Griffin. Deloris Griffin, Tina Shre- ve—2nd Row—Deon Horne, Kim Pittman, Tricia Strick- land, Beth Hensley, Joy Chaney, Cheryl Cox, Patricia Walker, Deyne Voumans, Sherrie Edwards, Jennifer Windham—3rd Row—Allison Kelly, Dara Sapp, Amy Parker, Shanna Widner, Helen Crews, Michelle Davis, Charlene Chancey, Linda Gillis—4th Row—Mandi Dean, Kenya Bishop, Kim Carter. Lynn Williams, Shelly Taylor, Angie Shreve. Debbie Young, Sheila Griffin, Judy Overall. HERO Advisor Cindy Ham Bottom (L-R) Vanzeta McCall, Renee Menden, Robyn Conover, Cindy Anderson, Sabrina Hickox, Priscilla Sheppard, Susan Lee, Gina Clark, Jenny Beverlin, Jeannie Harrell, Mary Mitchell, Pamela Moore, Lori Lee, Cheryl Mullis, Middle (L-R) Wayne Cox, Kristie McDuffie, Pam Pinkney, Amanda Smith, Vickie Lanier, Michelle Pittman, April Liles, Jenny Knox, Regina Duren, Tara Knox, Amy Knox, Dawn Smith, Tammy Johns, Teresa Davis, Tammy Lynn, Lonnie Crews, Rhonda Crews, Jimmy Sapp, Gina Lee, Terry Steedley, Top (L-R) Lori Davis, Kim Moore, Rose Mary Thrift, Shannon Washam, Donna Waters, Lisa Hickox, Celia Thomas, Jenny Herrin, Denise Gibson, Dorothy Lovell, Vickie Anderson, Diane Sears, Sandra Crawn, Pam McCormick, DeeDee Rhoden, Lori Wilson, Robin Carter, Teresa Crews Not pic’d: Kelly Rowell, Dean Horne, Patty Sullivan President: Susan Lee Vice President: Cheryl Mullis Secretary: Jeannie Harrell Treasurer: Gina Clark Parliamentarian: Jenny Beverlin Historian: Lori Lee Robyn Conover Public Relations Chrp: Cindy Anderson Projects: Sabrina Hickox Degrees: Mary Mitchell Honor Roll: Priscilla Sheppard Music Rec. Chrp: Vanzeta McCall Renee Menden Photographer: Pamela Moore 174 Clubs State Degree Earners: Mary Mitch- ell, Vanzeta McCall, Jeannie Harrell Susan Lee, our local HERO president, has represented our chapter this yer as the FHA HERO St. Public Rela- tions Chairperson. She was very busy planning and at- tending meetings all over the state of Georgia. She also attended FHA HERO National Convention in Washing- ton D.C. and was appointed to the Youth Editorial Board of “Teen Times. The Georgia FHA Executive Council had to change their name to the Georgia FHA HERO Executive Council since Susan was the first GA. state officer to be strickly a HERO member. A first for Geor- gia, a first for Susan, a first for Brantley County High HERO. What a great year it has been for the GA. Asso- ciation and Brantley County High HERO! thanks Susan. Clubs 175 FBLA Shawn Albritton, Joseph Barnard. Kenya Bishop. Tina Blocker, Heidi Blount. Angie Brooks, Kim Carter. Joy Chaney, Melissa Coleman. Michelle Coleman, Laretta Davison. Brian DePratter, Lynne Driggers. Sandie Dowling, Paula Dubose, Tonya Edwards. Angie Gibson, Denise Gibson, Amber Griffin, April Griffin, Dean Griffin, Hope Griffin. Jennifer Griffin, Pamela Griffin, Wade Griffin, Jennifer Grinner, Melanie Halligan, Dara Helmuth, Danette Hendrix, Lora Herndon, Katina Herrin, Myra Jane Hinesley, Patsy Howell, Jody Jacobs, Beth Johns, Chris Jones, Robin Jones, Kimi Justice, Amy Kelly, Jerry Lane. Michelle Lee, Susan Lee, Pam Lynn, Brenda O’Quinn, Michelle Martin, Laura Martin, Vanzetta McCall. Michael Millwood. Krista Mohler, Pamela Moore, Cheryl Mullis, Tracie Mullis, Judy Overall, Leslie O’Berry, Sandra Pinkney, Shelby Rawlins, Kelly Rowell, Laura Rowell, Rebecca Rowell, Becky Sapp, Priscilla Sheppard, Patricia Sikes. Connie Stewart, Angie Thomas, Johnnie Mae Thomas, Tammy Walker, Ray Waits, Gene Wainwright, Joy Wainwright, Eric Wilson Officers President: Tammy Walker Vice President: Rebecca Rowell Secretary: Joy Chaney Treasurer: Cheryl Mullis Parliamentarian: Susan Lee Reporter: Kelly Rowell Sponsors: Mrs. Lambert Mr. Rudd Mrs. Thrift 176 Clubs FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA is the national organization for all high school students participating in business education programs. It can function as an integral part of the instructional program of the business and office curriculum in secondary schools. The purpose of the organization is to: . .provide, as an integral part of the instructional program, additional opportunities for secondary students (grades 7-12) in business and office education to develop vocational and career supportive competencies and to promote civic and personal responsibility. Activities Committee: Melissa Coleman Michelle Coleman Laretta Davison Jennifer Griffin Erika Wilson FBLA had a great year. At the beginning of the year, we had huge success selling Tom-Watt merchandise. We won 2nd place at the Okefenokee Fair with our fair booth entry “Is TV Raising Your Children?” At Christmas, our members all bought gifts for needy children in our community. In February, we sold Heart-O-Grams, competed in FBLA Region competition, and celebrated FBLA Week. During the spring, we sponsored our annual Spring Fling dance. FBLA VOT banquet, and our end-of-the-year bash. Clubs 177 Y-CLUB Y Club purpose-''To create, maintain and extend, thoughout the home, school and community, high standards of Christian Character. Mrs.Couch Members: (L ro R) - Back Row: Deon Horne, Tina Luck, Ivon Griffin, Chrisry Williams— Middle Row: Dru Smirh, Chrisry Jo Williams, Karen Porren, Sheila Howard, Eric Wilson— Fronr Row: Leisa Ribron, Myra Jone Hinesly, Lori Vinson, Pom Aldridge. OFFICERS: (L ro R) • Dockrow: Deon Horne -Communiry Projecrs Chairperson Dru Smirh-Treosure, Mrs. Couch ■ Advisor, Ivon Griffin - Publidry Chairperson, Eric Wilson - Vice President, (Fronr Row): Chrisry Jo Williams - School Projecrs Choirperson, Pom Aldridge - Work) Service Home Exrension Chairperson, Lori Vinson - President, Shelia Howard - Secretory. 178 TO MAKE THE BEST BETTER Top Left to Right: Karen Herrin, Dean Horne, Eric Wilson, Spencer Steed, Middle Left to Right: Deon Horne, Catherine Moody, Heidi Blount, Tracey Mullis, Alisha Wainright Bottom Left To Right: Marc Lawson, Michelle Carter, Angela Kersey, Cristy Salis, Delaine Brand Bob Boland Michelle Reeves Serving the community with our Hands, Heart, Head, and Health is what 4-H is all about. We’re always doing something, whether it’s decorating the Christmas float, selling fundraisers, going to camps as counselers, putting on a banquet or winning at area, district, and state competition. Our club is known for it’s outstanding poultry judging team. The past two years we’ve placed fourth against twelve other teams at state contests. Team members this year are Dean Horn, Jenifer Moody, Deon Horne, Michelle Carter, Catherine Moody, Eric Wilson, Zanis McDonald, Daniel Rainge, Karen Herrin, and Dru Smith. Much time and patience has been given by Mr. Bob and Mrs. Michelle. We owe you many “Thanks”. We 4-Her’s also thank Mrs. Lane for keeping us on time, and for always sharing a smile. Industrial Arts Jimmy Ray is the advisor of Industrial Arts. His easy going attitude makes him very likeable by all students. His knowl- edge of the Industrial Arts makes him a great advisor. These are two of the fast and furious race cars that the club races during second semester. Club Officers: pictured L to R bottom Row—Robbie Petty—Reporter, Angela Gibson—Secretary, Teresa Dowling—Treasurer. L to R top row—David Massey- —President, Brian O'Neal—Vice-President, Harold Driggers—Sergeant-At-Arms. Members: top row L to R—James Chaney, Bobby Johnson, Aaron Strickland, Steve Lewis. Harold Driggers, Brian O’Neal. David Massey. Milton Rowell, Jody Lake, Clay Hartley, Brent Dickerson, bottom row: Advisor Jimmy Ray, Jason Herrin, Brian Herrin. Chuck Bell, Clifford Drury, Paul Harrell, Ricky Crews. 180 Industrial Arts Randy Aldridge, John Alford, Riley Altman, Billy Ammons, Vernon Bessing, Ike Blonchard, Tina Blocker, Donnie Bfeese, Poul Carroll. Lynn Carter, Rodney Carter, Bobby Crawford, Ricky Crews, Trent Crews, Joey Dasher, Laretto Davison, Brent Dickerson, Rhon Dixon, Thomos Drury, Jennife Griffin, Lorry T Groover, Melanie Halligan, Borney Harris, Eric Henderson, Brion E. Hendrix, Brion L. Hendrix, Billy Hickox, Teddy Hickox, Leon Johns, Lome Johns, Amy Kelly, Kenny Luft, Tracy Moody, Greg Morgan, Owen Morgan, Jomie O'Berry, Leslie O'Berry, Judy Overall, Keith Petty, Eric Rowell, John Rowell, Tony Rowell, Chris Shuman, Dru Smith, Scott Studstil, Terri Thrift, Chuck Woldron, Jim Williams, Mott Williams, Erik Wood, Advisor: Huey Ham. FFA members en- joyed a trip to the Sunbelt Expo in Moultrie in October which was both edu- cational and excit- ing. Award winners at the Wildlife Supper held in December: Most Attractive Dish- —Lynn Carter; Most Unusual Dish—Ver- non Bessing; Best- Tasting Dish—Terri Thrift. 1987-88 FFA Officers: President—Terri Thrift Vice-president — Lynn Carter Secretary—Chris Woodall Treasurer—Erik Wood Reporter—Eric Charlie” Rowell Parliamentarian — Brian Hendrix Sweetheart—Judy Overall Advisor—Mr. Huey Ham Earlier this year the FFA spon- sored an archery contest. Win- ners were as follows: (Girls competition) 1st — Laretta Davison; 2nd—Jenny Strick- land; 3rd—Terri Thrift. (Boys competition) 1st—Paul Crews; 2nd—Billy Ammons; 3rd—Ja- mie O'Berry. Dana Moore, Kendall Willis, Jean Cooper, Robin Jones, Deanne Morgan, Crystal Johns, Drew Smith, Dawana Jones, Kim Carter, Dara Helmuth, Laura Rowell. Ivan Griffin, Tammy Chancey, Robin Conover, Julie Smith, Scott Underwood, Michelle Carter, Dean Griffin, Alicia Wainwright, Angie Thomas, Myra Jane Hinesley, Frank Bullard, Wendy Taylor, Judy Overall, Tina Miller, Eric Wilson. Sponsor: Mr. Douglas Rudd Chief Editor: Eric Wilson Assistant Editor: Crystal Johns Co-editor: Tina Miller Copy Editor: Deanne Morgan The Heron Chronicle is the Brantley County High School newspaper for this year and was named by newspaper staff member Dean Griffin. The Heron Chronicle is printed monthly as a supplement to the Brantley Enterprise and is sold for .25c each copy here at school. Along with this year’s new name comes a brand new staff of dedicated editors and writers. The Heron Chronicle provides a median in which B.C.H.S. students may acquire a better knowledge of verious events and happenings at our school from sports, to a street pool, consumer advice columns, and various features written on interviews and clubs. I feel that this year’s school newspaper will be a great success. The Heron Chronicle Staff 182 Clubs ELLEN EWING DUSTY RHODES ?MAE WEST? THE FOUR MUSKE- TEERS Clubs 183 THEY VOHT W ME TV THINK. BCHS BAND DRUM MAJOR Jennifer A. Moody To sum up this year as being drum major for our “Awesome” Heron band the words excitement, nervous, hot tired, and relief can be used. Excitement was when we went to Marching contest and our band, drum major, flag corps drum line made superior ratings. Nervous was me at the first football game, but the band stood behind me and the home crowd loved our show. Hot tired was what we all were after weeks of summer after-school prac- tice. A big sigh of relief is given by me as I look back and see that we, the Brantley Co. Heron Band, made it through a successful year. And finally a big “thanks” to my family, the band directors, my band buddies, and our supportive community. Memories of being your 87-88 Drum Major will never be forgotten. Without Superior band direc- tors we wouldn’t have a superi- or band. For three years Scott and Patricia Bozeman have spent hours of their after- school time to teach our band new marching routines and mu- sic. Before coming to Brantley Co. the Bozemans taught in many counties. Scott Bozeman received his BME from Troy State Univ. and has taught for eight years. Patricia Bozeman received her BME in 1974 and her MME in 1980 from Troy State Univ., and has taught for fourteen years. Their time, pa- tience, and dedication has built our band up to what it is and is to be in the future. BAND DIRECTORS Scott Patricia Bozeman 186 Clubs Flutes (L to R) Heidi Woods, Tina Luck, Karen Patten, Lori Vinson (Not Pictured) Catherine Moody Clarinets (Standing) Linda Taylor, Jerome Courson, Karen Herrin, Stacey Johns (Seated) Terri Rykard, Christy Salis Saxophones (Back Row) Leatrice Small, Andee Cour- son, Matt Stephens (Front Row) Christy Jo Williams, Frank Bullard, Zanis McDonald (Not Pictured) Robbie Gunter Trumpets (Standing) Alan Sumner, John Ja- cobs, Chris Brauda, Misty Bearden (seated) Billy Jennings, Kenneth Howell (Not Pictured) Daniel Rainge Low Brass (Standing) Tara Brown, Matt Gurley, Steven Minchew, Scott Studstill, La- vern Highsmith (Seated) Lynne Driggers, Angel Bunkley, Dean Griffin Percussion (Standing) Riley McKenzie, Casey Par- rish, Rodney Maefield, Charlie Rowell, Todd Studstill, Gary Knox (Kneeling) Michelle Carter, Pam Aldridge, John Simpson, Christy Williams, Shelby Rawlins (Not Pictured) Tammy Roundtree Clubs 187 (Standing L to R) Carol Epps, Lisa Du- bose, Dawana Jones, Paulette Du- bose, Karen Lee (Seated L to R) Shan- non Kirkland, Sue Moore, Katina Her- rin, Janice Doyle Band Directors.......Scott Patricia Bozeman Drum Major...................Jennifer A. Moody Captain.................................Charlie Rowell Vice President............................Heidi Woods Secretary............................Tina Luck Flag Captain.......................Janice Doyle Superior Ratings For BC Band Brantley Co. band members sat on the edge of their seats as they awaited to hear the scores given to them by the judges at the 6th Annual Goldleaf Marching Fes- tival. Officers from all the bands were assembled on the field to receive trophies and plaques after their ratings were given. Judges score the bands on marching, style of music, flag corps, drum line, and drum major. Tension rose and breathes were held as we heard the news we had long awaited. Drum Major—I, Drum Line—I, Flag Corps—I and Band—II. Disappointment fell, but only for a while. When returning to the school an error was found in the scoring and the band received an all-around rat- ing of I. A superior rating for the “Awesome” Heron Band. Hard work, pat and dedication payed off. Christmas Specials In addition to playing at football games the Brantley Co. band participates in many other activities. The Christ- mas Parade in Nahunta is lead off by the band every year. Playing Christmas tunes and filling the people with holiday spirit is what the band did this year. Later on in the week the Band and Chorus performed a concert for the community. Songs of excitement such as Little Drummer Boy, Chestnust Roasting on an Open Fire and European Christmas were played to continue the Christmas celebration. The Brantley Co. Band is a very important asset to our school and county. Epcot Excitement May 16, 1987 was a day of excitement. We loaded the buses early that morning and traveled, to what seemed like forever, to arrive at Disney’s Epcot Center. The Brantly Co. Band was invited to be the guest at Epcot and to march in the parade. People lined the pathway to listen and some even followed the band as they made their way through foreign countries. At the end of the parade the band was dismissed for a free day in Epcot. The warm sun burned our bodies but friends and fun made us soon forget that. 188 Clubs � you Clubs 189 BCHS Chorus Al Fullard Toni Smith Jerry Myers Tina Thrift James Page Renee Menden Laretta Davison Charis Woodall Gretchen Drury Angel Bunkley Amy Ulery Stephanie Windham Cheree Lee Em i r+ 1- || SO 7 i Pr 'I X. ■ w .a My O ']� • I - T, V r 1 . n- l-'V.g ii 6 A z ——b E?EEiSiiE — i Choral Director: Mrs. Marie Boyett. Mrs. Boyett is constantly giving Brantley County choral students her endless dedication. She seems tireless in her endeavors to bring the appreciation of music to the minds of her students. Giving up free time to do extra work is a hassle to anyone, but Mrs. Boyett takes it in stride and doesn't let it get to her. Her hard work and the high standards she expects of her students have paid off. She has made the BCHS Chorus something to be proud of and a definite asset to our school. Girl’s Solo: Amy Ulery SOLO Boy’s Solo: Jerry Myers 190 Clubs T F Earlier this year, the chorus performed a play called A Dragon Tale . The great success of this play was a credit to the students who put a lot of work into performing it. It was available to anyone who wanted to see it, and for three days the students did a fantastic job in bringing in a full house. U.S. Army chopper ‘Loach’ re- quests permission to touch down on BCHS football field—over.” Permission granted ‘Loach’. U.S. attack helicopter 'Cobra' requests permission to touch down on BCHS football field—over.” Per- mission granted ‘Cobra’. And so begins a non-routine exercise for the United States Army pilots and recruiters on January 13, 1988. They flew from Fort Stewart in Hinesville to Nahunta in 15 min- utes. The two choppers touched down at BCHS at approximately 11:15 a.m. They remained here during first and second lunches to better-acquaint the students with the Army at work. The two chop- pers lifted off at approximately 1:00 p.m.. Brantley County stu- dents gained a deep appreciation of the Armed Services for their willingness to take time out for young people. The experience was one which BCHS students will remember for a long time to come—over and out. 192 HOBY HONORS The Hugh O’Brian Youth Foundation (HOBY) exists to help motivate, train and reward these future leaders, preparing them for leadership positions in their schools and developing the talents that will serve them in the future. Since 1958, HOBY has conducted leadership seminars for high school sophomores at no cost to the student or to the school. The format is simple. Bring together a select group of high school sophomores with demonstrated leadership qualities and a group of distinguished leaders in business, education, government and the professions. Through intense but informal discussions, let the two interact. The young people get a realistic look at what makes America great and a better understanding of our nation’s role in the world community. The nominees from B.C.H.S. were Shelby Rawlins, Jodie Jacobs, Deon Home, Brian McLeod, Brian Moody, Jimmy Riddle, Ivan Griffin, Andee Courson, and Donald Miller. Congratulations! The 1988 B.C.H.S. recipient for the HOB Y is Jodie Jacobs. Congratulations and good luck.. Let’s show our Heron spirit and support Jodie while she supports us at Atlanta. GOVERNOR’S HONORS For the 1988 program there are three categories of nominations: Academic; Fine Arts; and Voca- tional Education. Students who are nominated by each department should meet the subject area crite- ria. These students who are nominated go on to tryouts in his her specialize subject. If the nominees make this tryout they hare passed the entrance to attend the Governor’s Honors Program held during the summer at Valdosta State College. The nomi- nees are Ivan Griffin—Communications, Scott Morgan—Math. Not pictured: Tina Luck —Flute, Carol Epps—Oboe. 194 Honor UGA CERTIFICATE OF MERIT _ For the twenty-eighth year, The University of Georgia and the State of Georgia awarded recogni- tions to one if the most meaningful student in Georgia. Signatures of the governor and the Presi- dent of The University of Georgia will appear on the Certificate given to recipients. The Georgia Certificate of Merit is given in recognition of outstanding scholastic achievement in the first three years of high school. Awarded the UGA Certificate of Merit are Stephanie Davis (Not Pictured), Wendy Dowling, Lynn Herrin, Celia Lee, Kelby Lee, Lynette Johns, Scott Mor- gan, Audrey Rowell, and Brenda Yawn. PRESBYTERIAN JR COLLEGE ACHIEVEMENT This award is presented to the two young men and two young women who after the first semester of their junior year in highschool have the highest cumulative averages for the previous two and a half years of academic work and have scored at least 900 on the PS AT or SAT. The Presbyterian College Jr. Fellows program is sponsored jointly by Presb. College and the Alumni Association. It is designated to recognizing superi- or academic achievement on the part of young people and to encourage a continuing high-quality performance within the classroom. This year’s re- cipients are Scott Morgan, Kelby Lee, Brenda Yawn, and Lynette Johns. AWARDS STAR STUDENT Leslie Youmans was chosen as the Star Student during the 1987-88 school year. An eligible student should have taken the SAT between the dates of January 1 and December 31, 1987 and who meets the criteria on a cumulative or a noncumulative basis. TEACHER Mrs. Harper is not only an excellent “classroom” teacher, she carries her teaching abilities outside the classroom. She spent many hours preparing the Academic Decathlon Teams. She cares how the person grows personally as well as intellectually. She is truly a “star teacher. ” - Leslie Youmans SAR DAR Greg Jacobs Melinda Lee To be eligible for the SAR and DAR good citizen award, the schools participating in this program must be in good standing with the State Board of Education or accredited public or private high schoo. This program is open to high school boys and girls of the Senior Class. The Senior Class or Senior Sponsors choose a girl or boy who best exemplifies outstanding qualities of LEADERSHIP, DEPENDABILITY, SERVICE, AND PATRIOTISM in their school, home, and community. Honor 196 The Academic Decathlon Team was formed for the first time in 1987. The team is composed of six members: two Honor students (A average), two Scholastic players (B average), and two Varsity players (C average). Team members Leslie Youmans, Brenda Yawn, Crystal Johns, Jim Williams, Jerry Myers, and Michael Millwood traveled to Athens to compete in the Geor- gia State Meet. Their efforts resulted in five medals: two gold, two silver, and one bronze. The awards were received in the areas of literature and language, science, social studies, and speech. Each year the General Assembly convenes in Atlanta to conduct the people’s business. More than 2000 bills are considered by our representa- tives each session. This year the Assembly - such measures as raising the speed limit to 65 and establishing a mandatory seatbelt law. Students from Brantley County High were invited by Representative Roger Byrd and Sena- tor Earl Echols to serve as pages of the General An essay contest was used to select students to participate in this activ- ity. Eight students, Angel Bunkley, Jean Cooper, Wade Griffin, Mi- cheal Harrel, Melinda Lee, Charlie Rowell, Rebecca Rowell, and Terri Thrift all qualified. The students, along with Ms. Ham- mond and Ms. Malmberg, traveled to At- lanta, March 6 and attended the last day of the General Assembly session for 1988. As pages, the students ran errands for the representatives. While doing this they gained first-hand knowledge on how the legislative pro- cess works. An experience they will never forget. Honor 197 WOMAN BEHIND THE SCENES • • • When Miss Hammond rook charge of publishing rhe yearbook lost year, she hod no idea in whor she hod become involved. As ir rurned our, she has left rhe rookie srage and has become and experienced, al- mosr professional advisor. Nor many people realize jusr how complicored ir is ro pur rogerher a yearbook. Only her devored sroff con rruly appreciare rhe counrless hours of hard work rhar Miss Hammond has pur inro rhe production of rhe '88 Heron. Believing in giving credir where credir is due, rhe Heron sroff would like ro soy THANKS ro o very special lody, whose hard work and dedicorion has been o Tremendous help. As you, rhe reader, look over rhis yearbook, don'r forger rhe woman behind rhe scenes of rhe '88 Heron publicorton ... MISS PAMELA HAMMOND. l 198 . . . MISS PAMELA HAMMOND Brian Edmond Hendrix Seprember 2, 1969 B is for Brian who is a bundle of joy. R is for Real who odds real happiness and meaning ro our life. I is for inrelligenr,- you always caughr on so fasr. A is for Arhleric which describes you by for. N is for Noble which ro us you'll always be. Brian, You have been a joy in our lives, and you were loved from rhe srarr. You were jusr whar we needed ro brighren our lives. We have confidence in your abiliry ro do rhings in life for yourself. You have many values ro help you succeed in life; rhese values being kindness, courage, honesry, generosiry, and fairness. We will always hove memories of you when you were o lirrle boy and depen- deor on us. We are having a hard rime occepring rhe focr rhar you are no longer o lirrle boy bur a young man wirh many exciring rhings ahead. .. . . We love you, Mama, Doddy, Carlo 200 5f. Ads Norman, Joseph, Susan Lee a Norman and Joseph, Our two special little boys have grown up into fine young men and we are so proud of you both. May you always take time to help someone else in their time of sorrow and need. Always take care of your little sister Susan. We love you, Mama and Daddy (fee1 it Susan, You have been so special to us since the day you were born, because it took you as a little girl along with your two older brothers to complete our fam- ily. Be strong and remember we will always stand behind you. We love you, Mama and Daddy James Chaney The years have passed so quickly, and we arc so proud of you. Our prayer is as your new life begins: Just let God be your strength, guidance, and com- fort. Remember Momma and Daddy are here for you always—no matter what. God bless you and congratulations son. Love you lots. Mama and Daddy P.S. Thank you Bubba for being here. Love ya, Cindy Sr. Ads 201 July 6, 1969 God really touched our heart. Our lives were fulfilled from the very start. Erika, our precious little baby, brought joy on that day Fulfilment of love was with us to stay. With ten little fingers and ten little toes. A round little face and a short pudgy nose. We watched you grow from Infant to tot. As each new day passed, you experienced a lot The love and joy that we all shared, Says only one thing - that wc really cared. We gave you our love the best way wc could. You in turn gave the same as we knew you would The day you've dreamed of Is here at last. We never thought it would be here so fost. The post twelve years will be memories held dear They'll always be cherished - year after year! It seems only yesterday we held you so tight A precious little baby with eyes so bright. As time passes on. we have to let go. But always remember - our love we will show! CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR GRADUATE ERIKA STELLA WILSON JULY 6, 1969 E - is for Erika R - is for Remarkable I - is for Intelligent K - is for Kind A - is for Ambitious Kelly Rowell As you complete this phase of your life and step into the next, may you con- tinue to be the fine young man you’ve al- ways been. May the road you take in the future always know you have my love and support in what- ever you undertake in life. Love, Daddy Love Mom and Dad and your sister Lisa Angel — Al- though we won’t always see eye to eye on many things— KNOW THIS —you will always have OUR LOVE. Thank you for being our daughter. May all your dreams come true for you. We know you’ll work hard for them. 202 Senior Ads November 10, 1967 To our Daughter: Lynn Carter” Sheila Lynn Carter From the time you were born To the time that is near, The day you’ve been waiting for, Is almost here. Our lives have been filled from the very start When God gave us you, he blessed our hearts. Ten little fingers, ten little toes A cute little mouth and a turned up nose. A head full of hair, pretty brown eyes, And two little dimples, side by side. Lynn we wish you the very best In life, you can do it if you try. We’re proud of you and what you’ve done We want you to know, your 1. With all our love, (always). Daddy, Mama and Jamie Sheila Howard To A Very Special Young Lady Turn around and you’re tiny Turn around and you’re grown Turn around and you’re a lady Going out on your OWN! God bless you Sheila and always remember I’m not just your mother, I’m your Very Best Friend! % § Leslie, the chubby little child I held 17 years ago has turned into a beau- tiful young lady. You have brought only love and laugh- ter into our lives. We hope the future brings all the happi- ness and prosper- ity you deserve. Congratulations on what you've done with your life so far. Remember, When life gives you lemons, make lemonade.” We Love You, Lisa, Mama and Daddy Leslie O'Berry Senior Ads 203 % Amy Kelly Dear Amy, A chapter in your life is almost at an end. Your Daddy and I are proud of you for coming this far. We have tried to do our best for you-, maybe not always succeeding, but always loving you. The future will be what you make it. Face it with hon- or and love of God. We hope the best is yet to come. Love, Mama and Daddy Cheryl Mullis 9 J� . ' y s im Cheryl, This day has come far too fast for me; I think you know that. Oh, honey, I love you so much! We’ve been through so much together and you were always there for me. I know at times I depended on you maybe too much, but I had no one else, and you never let me down. I can honestly tell you everything I’ve ever gone through or had to do without was worth it, and I’d gladly do it again. So go now and live those dreams you’ve dreamed and thank you for being such a lovely daughter and such a good friend. Wherever life may take you, remember we’ll always be here for you. I am so proud of you and love you so much, my Tooter. May God always walk with you. Love, Mom, Douglas, Tracy, Jason, Big Michael, Little Michael, and Tiff 204 Senior Ads Brian DePratter Brian, Congratulations to you and the 1988 Senior Class. It hardly seems possible that you’re old enough to be a Senior. It doesn’t seem that long ago that Aunt Gail was taking you to go to the first grade. You have made us very proud of you. This will be a big step for you. There are so many oppor- tunities out there for you. We hope you will take advantage of them and be the best at whatever you decide to do. We have all the confidence in the world in you. We Love You, Always, Mama and Daddy V A _____ Harold Ervin Driggers Harold Ervin, You’ve brought much joy into our lives and we're very proud of you. You were left with a heavy load on January 26, 1987, for a sixteen-year-old, but you’ve been made strong enough to carry it. May you continue to be a great prop for Mama, as you have been for the past ten months. My hope is that you’ll always have an honorable name as did the two men for whom you were named. Remember to live by the Golden Rule and it will prove a blessing to you. We Love You very much. Mama (and Daddy) Dear Lori, GRADUATION??? Yes, it’s truel It’s here! The day you thought many times would never arrive. Con- gratulations!! Now you are enter- ing that period of life known as adulthood. You must now accept the responsibilities and make the deci- sions for your future. We know that you will continue to exhib- it the grace, dignity, common sense, and regard for others that has made us so ex- tremely proud of you during all these past years. We need not worry. Lori Vinson Godspeed, Love, Mother, Daddy, Gran- nie, and PaPa Senior Ads 205 Priscilla Sheppard Priscilla, From the day you were born, you have always been such a sweet and loving person. We know it hasn’t been easy to reach this point in your life, but you made it. We are so very proud of you. Keep that beauti- ful smile and you will go far in life. May the best be yours, al- ways. You deserve it. We love you. Mama, Daddy, Bob and family Lori Harris Lee f . J I 4 % 3 M . J Lori, You finally made it and we are very proud of you. You have made a fine, responsible young lady. There’s a big world out there full of chal- lenges and I’m sure which ever ones you de- cide to undertake, you can succeed. Our prayer for you is to strive to make your dreams come true. Love 6 God Bless Mama, Daddy, Lisa, Billy Ray Lots of Love Michael Lee Karen Johns u Karen, It seems like only yesterday you were just a baby. Now, you are graduat- ing from high school. We are so proud of youl Put your faith and trust in God as you begin your new fu- ture, and He will guide and protect you. We hope your future holds nothing but love, happiness, and suc- cess. Always remember that we love you and will be there for you. Congratula- tions on your graduation! We Love You, Daddy, Mama, William. Tammy § 206 Senior Ads Melanie Halligan Our Dearest Me- lani 2, For years past , your eyes have been set on the year 1988 — Wk Your Graduation and the anticipa- ■ tion of what is to com e. Now that 3T time is here, we wish for you happi- •A ness and success but most of all we wish you love. May you always know where home is and that we love you very much. Mam ia, Daddy, Vanesa £ Jana C raig Horace Morgan October 30, 1969 This well-deserved day so long awaited has final- ly arrived, and we are proud of you and for you. But, always remember this: Out in this world, we find that success be- gins with a fellows will. It's all in the state of mind. Life's battles don’t always go to the stronger or faster man, but sooner or later the man who wins is the man who thinks he can, and we know you can! Love, Mom § Dad Erik Wood OPPORTUNITY With doubt and dismay you are smitten. You think there's no chance for you, son? Why, the best books haven't been written. The best race hasn't been run. The best score hasn't been made yet. The best sonq hasn't been sung. The best tune hasn't been played yet; Cheer up, for the world is young I No chances? Why, the world is just eager For things that you ought to create. Its store of true wealth is still meager. Its needs are incessant and great; Don't worry and fret, faint hearted. The chances have just begun. For the best jobs haven't been started. The best work hasn't been done. Berton Braley Seniors Ads 207 Stephen Booth Dear Stephen, You are a link in the chain of our line that we cherish the utmost. Be- ing blessed to raise you thus far has brought us great happiness. We ap- preciate your Special Endeavor’’ to succeed in the last few months. We also want to give a Spe- cial Thanks’’ to Mrs. Grace Joiner and all of the faculty who helped to prepare Stephen for this commencement in life. Love. The Booth Family Greg, You have been a joy to usl Continue to Flitch your wagon to a Star” and, be the person that we think you are. Con- gratulations on your graduation! Daddy, Moma, John and James Gregory Edmund Jacobs Byron Rozier From the time we saw our handsome little chubby baby until now, you have always been a joy to us. We want to take this time to say thank you for never staying out at night, get- ting into trouble, making us worry about you unnecessarily. You know this world requires a lot of love, faith, and courage to stand up for what you believe in and please son, al- ways do just that. Always keep God in your heart and you’ll make it. Always remember your Daddy and Mama will always stand be- hind you and you can always come to us. We are very grateful for a son like you, and we love you very much. (Congratulations, Byronl!) Vicki And Jason With Love Always, Daddy and Mama 208 Sr. Ads BUICK CADILLAC BMW WENDELL HERRIN Your Brantley County Representative 2304 Glynn Avenue - Brunswick, Georgia 31520 912-265-6060 The dealership that’s different MOODY JEWELERS fine diamonds • watches 14 Kt. Jewelry Waich Jewelry Repair—Engraving 409 Mary St. Waycross, GA (912) 283-8558 CONGRATULATIONS BRIAN DEPRATTER! Mama Daddy GOOD LUCK! FLASH FOOD EMPLOYEES; Janice, Donna, B.J., Mildred, Raymond, Paul c.w. RIGGINS BARBER SHOP Nahunta, GA 462-6449 BEST WISHES to Patti! from John Donna Causey SARAH’S CHATEAU of BEAUTY Ads 209 Congratulations Girl Graduates. We have a free gift for the senior girls of BRANTLEY COUNTY It's a lovely Lane Keepsake Chest. Perfect for bangles and beads, loveletters, little treasures of all kinds. And it's absolutely free. No strings. Just our way of saying that we're proud of you. Please bring your senior class identification or the coupon you may have received by mail or from your class secretary. We'll look forward to seeing you. Congratulations SENIORS! OKEFENOKE RURAL ELECTRIC Membership Corporation Nahunta, Ga 31553 814 Hicks St. Waycross, GA 283-8388 FgMdFi; FtomoHyir® APPLIANCES ELECTRONICS 505 East Main St. Blackshear, GA 449-4422 MATHEWS FURNITURE Furniture Appliances 1039 ALBANY AVE. WAYCROSS. GA 31501 TELEPHONE 912 283-8408 210 Ads 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 greatjob! For information contact: Personnel Office Glynn-Brun8wick Memorial Hospital 3100 Kemble Avenue Brunswick, Georgia 31520 (912) 264-7079 Compliments of: MARK’S DISCOUNT DRUGS We Care” Nahunta, Ga 31553 Phone: 462-6386 Congratulations Seniors of ‘88’ Brantley Telephone Company OUR GREAT ASSET—YOUR GOODWILL 212 Ads Compliments of: The First Lady Beauty Shop The Beauty Hut United J M Parts B G Company Sales, Inc. Middleton Logging, Inc. Johns Timber Company, Inc. Compliments of: MANNCO TROPHIES And ARCHERY SHOP P.O. Box 1594 857 Tebeau St. Waycross, Georgia 31501 Phone 912 285-3004 Serving the Waycross area since 1932 YARBROUGHS Office Products Printing 509 Elizabeth Street Downtown Wayx. 283-8715 Gibson McDonald Blackshear Waycross 305 E. Main St. 513 Tebeau St. 449-5284 283-4923 Compliments of: Jimmy Woodard Nahunta Feed Seed Fertilizer—Feed—Seed Farm Supplies—Lumber Nahunta Georgia (912) 462-5617 214 Ads Free Estimates! Good Luck Seniors! NAHUNTA BODY SHOP “Quality Work At Affordable Prices” MARTIN SENOUR PAINTS Fra Owned by: William C. Howard APPOINTMENT TIME Styles By Kathy KATHY HUTTO OWNER 2505-A PLANT AVENUE PHONE 283-1441 FLANDERS SHOPPING CENTER J J Kwik Stop Bait Tackle Groceries Ice Best Wishes, Patti We love you, Daddy, Mama, Stacy. Congratulations Patti We Love Ya! Congratulations to the Class ’88. Ronda Steedley Congratulations of the Class ’88 Compliments of Kelley’s Korner Hoboken Ads 215 Georgia-Pacific Corporation BEST WISHES! Telephone (912)—265-1700 P.O. Box 1397 Brunswick, GA 31521 I Flowers For Balloon all Occasions Boquets Low Prices Easy Terms Good Service Herrin Bros. Furniture Main Street Hoboken, GA. 31542 Appliances 538 Plant Ave. Congratulations Levitation of Waycross LEVIS 314 Pendleton St. 285-55JO Patsy Lee, Owner Phone (912) 458-3404 Seniors Congratulations from: Ruby, Jerry and Jerris Moody Congratulations Patti Bobby Debra Crews Best Wishes to all of you from all of us at Cecil Moody Furniture Congratulations to the Class of ’88! Compliments of Lucy’s Variety Shop Appliances Nahunta, GA. Compliments of Moore’s Upholstery Hoboken Mini Mall 458-3601 Ads 217 HERRIN BUSINESS PRODUCTS Productivity Through Automation” 1305 Tebeau Street Waycross, Georgia 31501 912-285-8802 Mita Copiers Panasonic Electronic Typewriters WAYCROSS SAVANNAH Jimmy D’s Grocery BBQ Horse-Chicken-Rabbit Dog Pig Feed Fish Bait Tackle 6am - 9:30pm Bar-B Que - Fish - Shrimp Sandwiches 11am • 9:00pm ■ Jonnie’s Hairstyling Wed. thru Fri. Jonnie Wilson Carol Bradshaw Nahunta, Ga. 462-6606 218 Ads K-MART of Waycross Congratulations “Seniors” of 87-88 Congratulations “Seniors” Best wishes for success John H. “Johnny” Walker Sr. Vice-Chairman Brantley Co. Board of Commissioners Ads 219 HWY. 84 EAST ATKINSON. GA. DIANE O’BERRY LOT MANAGER (912) 462-5832 Vic Nic’s Mobile Home Sales Vic Nic’s Toter Service HONEST, DEPENDABLE SERVICE BUSINESS PHONES: (912) 778-4516 (912) 462-6281 TONY.HAM OWNER Congratulations “Seniors” of ’88 Best Wishes Vic Nic’s Mobile Home Sales “Where Quality Costs Less” Like New Repossessed Homes 778-4516 Hwy 84 E Atkinson 220 Ads Congratulations to Seniors of ’88 Cordell, Darlene, Jeffrey “Solving Pest Problems” Is Our Business Dowling Exterminating Owners: Waycross Ray Dowling 283-5766 Russell Dowling 283-5720 S7 Big Z Warehouse Where tobacco sells for the top dollar Crawford Jewelers Your House of Diamonds GO HERONS Flanders Shopping Center Waycross, GA. 285-7093 COLO LANCE CLASS RINGS 2-4 Week Odwery Lifetime Warranty Congratulations Seniors of ’88 Annual Staff Ads 221 Congratulations! Seniors of 1988!! Compliments of: E. Hilton Morgan Clerk, Superior Court, Juvenile Court, Magistrate Court BRANTLEY Horcense Browniown Raybon Waynesville Nahunta ★ « Lulaion Hoboken ICalvary Atkinson Schlatierville Hick ox You are always welcome at your Clerk's office' Service is our Business . . . Post Office Box 117 Nahunta, Georgia 31553 Telephone Office 462-5635 462-5395 Home 462-6280 222 Ads CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS of ‘88’ Exxon Resaler J. D. Orser E ON (912) 462-5222 BRANTLEY GAS APPLIANCE CO., INC. “The House Good Service Built” Post Office Box 187 Nahunta, Georgia 31553 1049 Albany Ave. Waycross, GA SERVICE WITH DIGNITY AND HONOR Rinehart Sons Funeral Home, Inc. Schreiber’s Bootery P.O. Box 395 860 U.S. 301 South (912) 427-3718 Jesup, Georgia 31545 304 Mary Street Waycross, Ga. 31501 CONGRATULATIONS to BRIAN from: Papa, Grandma, Virgil, Dottie, and family GOOD LUCK SENIORS! from: Annual Staff Ads 223 Compliments of rjFlosh UFoods , ■ and Education are e Juture of America ' FLASH FOODS IS COMMITTED TO THE PURSUIT OF EXCELLENCE IN OUR COMMUNITY AND EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM 224 Ads Congratulations Seniors! THE BIG WWUF 97.7 FM Fespermon Insurance Compliments of: Co. Calces 2 ?b9 424 Memorial Drive JACK'S C5ULF P 0 Box 77 COMPLETE SERVICE Waycross, GA. 31501 Vf-s fiKWH'S Loo 01‘ Cna os tvaso uta out f're. t'ntn c Mamtcnwe 5fafOn (912) 283-0020 Jack Herrin SOI Memo ai Dove Charles Arney Waycross. GA 31301 BRANTLEY COUNTY PROBATE COURT ■ no . _ RADIO EQUIPPED TRUCK FLEET m |IE ASPHALT PAVING Concrete ferried $p«,Un« n hoi m« r« Johnnie E. Crews Office (912) 462-5192 ROADS STREETS PARKING LOTS PLAYGROUNDS SUBDIVISIONS BAG CEMENT MORTAR Judge Home (912) 462-5315 SmxJ Grate! Concrete Acceaaoeie� • VP e Mnk RenvtoricJ Steel • Eapanuon Materul Look Forward •FAST SERVICE ’SEPTIC TANK GRAVEL •DEPENDABLE QUALITY -READY MIX CONCRETE Waycrou Plant: 2W-664S Nahunta Plant: 46!-Hit Alma Plant 6JI-491� Hi-6WS BlackiEeat Plane -M9-SSS6 Ads 225 v Sduthmjbjn “YOUR FULL SERVICE BANK SINCE 1911” “Complete Modern Banking Facilities” FRIENDLY COURTEOUS SERVICE DRIVE UP HOURS: 8:30 A.M. - 4:30 P.M. EXCEPT SATURDAY lEuKiAnc The 24-Hour Teller NAHUNTA 462-5116 BRANCHES HOBOKEN 458-2116 FOLKSTON 496-7345 WOODBINE 576-3221 HAZLEHURST 375-5586 KINGSLAND 729-6700 BANK HOURS: 9 A.M.-2 P.M. Mon.-Thurs. 9 A.M.-2 P.M. 4 P.M.-6 P.M. BANKS AT NAHUNTA, HOBOKEN, KINGSLAND, WOODBINE, FOLKSTON, HAZLEHURST KINGSLAND, GEORGIA 226 Ads “We do business the old fashioned way; WE EARN IT!” GEORGIA REFRIGERATION INC. 703 7th Street Brunswick, GA 2 6 5 1 1 4 7 COMPLIMENTS of: Nahunta Drugs Jim W. Shaw, R.Ph. Highway 301 - Nahunta, GA 31553 Phone 462-5594 Ads 227 88 ELECTION % )UT ELECTIONS % kj W( Ge AOn V V v vy 1988...a year filled with excitement and anticipation ... not only for DCHS seniors, but for the entire country. This e year that the U.S. will choose a new leader, the 'St powerful man in America. With the new President will come o period of adjustment, learning, and hope- fully, growth and prosperity. Choosing o President is on important task for the U.S. citizens and one that must not be token lightly. The 1988 primary elections were the first opportunity many DCHS students hod to vote. Over seventy eligible seniors were registered to vote by Ms. Hammond, o BCHS history teacher. These people hove finally reach- ed the point at which they feel they con really take on active role in our political system. jf f) • T The students at Brantley County High were honored to have Wyche Fowler as a guest speaker on February 10, 1988. Not only were they glad to get out of class, but they learned that Mr. Fowler wanted us to do the best possible job at school, avoid drugs, not dropping out and getting a job. Although he would not reveal his Presidential favorites, he promised if elected President he would come speak to us again. This was one day that will not be forgotten by the Brantley County High students and the community. 230 Closing were rhe They placed rhe corpse and rhe resr of rhe remains of rhe cars inro rhe small black casker. On rhe casker ir read, Cars, 1988,4rh period. Ir also had a small pink cross on one end. The pawbearers led rhe family and friends ro rhe grave as a rombsrone rhar srared, Cars Resr in Pieces. As rhe minisrer carried on Through rhe sermon, rhe srudenrs wepr and mourned as she called our rhe cars' names. The cars' names were: Ludsy, Sylvesrer, Slaid, Podder, Kirryfur, Cheryl, Ivan, and Ro- mono. We garher here roday ro grieve and mourn over our t opening words ro rhe burbl sermon. The prayer ar rhe end said: Now we lay rhee down ro resr afrer plucking rhe mear from rhy chesr Here you will lay, benearh rhe rocks and be delivered ro heaven in a shoe box. If you shall awake, now rhar you're dead Please don'r ask for you ro be fed? We know rhar curring you wasn'r righr bur please don'r come back and haunr us ar nighr. For rhe muscle and organs, rhar now you lack You can blame ir on one, her name is Mrs. Pack. Mrs. Pack ended rhe burial service by Throwing rhe lasr piece of dirr on rhe grave. 231 LITERARY Boys Essay: Leslie Youmans Girls Essay: Terri Thrift, Rondo Jo Alfmon Boys Extemporaneous Speaking: Wade Griffin Girls Extemporaneous Speaking: Sandro Yawn Boys Oral Interpretation: Jerry Myers Girls Oral Interpretation: Paige Simpson Boys Typing: Jim Riddle Girls Typing: Beth Johns, Rebecca Rowell Boys Spelling: Deon Horne Girls Spelling: Melinda Lee oil Dear Reader, At the beginning of the year, the members of the Heron staff decided to make this yearbook a little different. Rather than just throw in a few pictures, we wanted to record some of the special times that occur in our lives at high school. This year's staff has been very creative and innovative, and we hope that you will enjoy the changes that were made. Although you may not have taken time to read the articles yet, we feel that you will find them humorous and enlightening. They may, in the future, serve as a link to your high school days. We, the editors and staff, are extremely proud of this book, and we hope you are too. Maybe each one of you will find a picture or article that holds a special memory for you. We have put many long hours in to the completion of this yearbook. Some have worked at school until after dark while others headed to games and practices trying to get the necessary pictures for their layouts. Inductees to the staff were introduced to our organized chaos. They quickly learned to cope with crazy schedules, uncooperative individuals, endless deadlines, and the list goes on. Contrary to popular belief, Publications is not a class to be taken lightly. No one is allowed to goof off. Everyone does his or her share while helping others at the same time. It has been an honor for us to serve as editors of the '88 Heron. We have learned so much about responsibility, team work, and even ourselves. There have been times when we felt like calling it quits because everything seemed to be going wrong. However, we have managed to come out on top. The book you are now reading is the end product of all our frustrations, hard work, concentration, etc. . . . We went to a lot of trouble in producing this yearbook, but we feel It was worth it. As we look back over the year, we feel that it can be described In one word . . . UNLIMITED!!! 0 jduicfout(JU '88 HERON EDITORS MELINDA LEE WADE GRIFFIN Closing 233 234 Oosing l AOG h s Closing 235 Oosing 237 236 Oosing Seniors Index Shown Albrirron 06. 162. 160. 176 Rondo Alrmon 7, 26,06, 52,65.126,162,160,164,169, 170, 171, 202 Vernon Dessing 06, 134, 177, 192 Tino Blocker 06, 65, 177, 204 Srephen Booth 06, 65, 208 Diana Bronch 06, 172, 170 Elven Bronch 65 Coy Brooker 06, 65 Angel Bunkley 06. 65. 180, 187, 190, 197, 202 Robin Correr 06, 174, 175 Lynn Correr 10, 07, 65, 107, 162, 160, 177, 203 Melisso Correr 07, 65, 208 James Choney 8, 9, 07, 144, 145, 147, 201 Joy Choney 37, 65, 172, 170, 176, 204 Eorlene Chester 65. 208 Gino Clark 07, 174, 175 Amy Gelond 07 Claude Cobb 9. 07, 59. 144, 147. 152, 150 Melisso Colemon 9, 07, 48. 57. 65, 156, 157, 176 Michelle Colemon 8, 9, 06, 48, 56, 65, 176 Jeon Cooper 9. 07. 65.150,151,172,170,178,182,191, 197 Jerome Courson 38, 65, 180, 187 Phillip Wayne Davis 32, 65 Loreno Davison 08, 65, 177, 190, 191 Orion Deprorrer 08. 65, 176, 205 Theresa Dowling 08 Jonice Doyle 08, 65, 106 Harold Driggers 08. 65. 205 Clifford Drury 08, 144, 147, 148 Grerchen Drury 38, 129, 190 Tony Drury 02, 38 Poulerre Du Bose 09 Cole Flowers 18, 39, 158, 164 David Gorrerr 65 Don Gibson 19, 09, 65 Marcia Gbson 39 Tony Gibson 29, 09, 65 Audrey Goodyear 29, 09, 65, 172, 170 Vicky Goodyear 39, 65, 172, 170 Hope Griffin 39, 162 Wade Griffin 9, 18, 21, 09, 55. 65, 164, 170, 171, 192, 197, 200. 202, 200 Melanie Holigon 1, 2, 11, 15, 40, 65, 177, 207 Daryl Hand 40 Edward Hand 40 Jeonnie Harrell 19. 29. 40. 162, 174, 175 Michael Harrell 7.10. 40, 57,65.126,127,144,146,147, 160, 161, 197, 207 Lori Harris 40, 129, 174, 206 Brian Hendrix 40, 51.65.144,145,147,158,177,192, 200 Loro Herndon 8, 9. 18, 20, 21. 29, 40, 51, 65. 176 Danny Herrin 40. 58, 65. 126, 144, 146, 147, 201. 204 Dean Horne 18, 41, 144, 145, 147, 170, 174, 229, 204 Sheila Howord 41, 65, 172, 170, 174, 203 Kenneth Howell 41. 65, 180, 187, 234, 207 Greg Jacobs 41. 50. 65, 126, 152, 150. 164, 196, 208 Karen Johns 41, 206 Ashlee Jones 5. 9. 18, 41, 65. 170, 171, 192, 201 Dowono Jones 12. 41. 65. 150, 151, 172, 170, 178, 182 Robin Jones 18.19, 41. 58, 65,106, 162,163,178,182 Amy Kelly 1. 11, 14, 42, 65, 177, 204 Tommy Kersey 42, 126, 162 Jody Lake 42, 106 Barry Lee 65 Chris Lee 1 Karen Lee 42 Melmda Lee 4.18. 26,42. 54. 65,162,160,169,170,171, 196, 197, 229, 203 Suson Lee 9. 15. 18. 21, 29. 42, 50, 164, 174, 175, 176, 229, 207 Lorn Lester 42, 65 Michelle Lewis 42 Shefo Lewis 18. 150, 151, 238 Eric Moefield 9. 11. 18, 42, 65, 152, 150 Wanda Manning 40 Michele Morrin 40 Dovid Massey 65 Vanzera McColl 40, 174, 175, 176 Renee Menden 18, 40, 174, 175, 176, 190, 201 Michael Millwood 22, 20, 54, 176, 206 Jennifer Moody 2,5,9,18.40,61,65,164,165,170,186, 204 Jimmy Moody 40, 65 Craig Morgan 18. 02, 40, 65, 207 Cheryl Mullin 9, 40, 65, 174, 176, 204 Jerry Myers 6. 40,65.169,190,191,197, 200, 202, 206 Leslie O'Berry 1, 2. 9. H. 44. 65. 126, 177, 200 Brion O'Neal 19, 44, 56, 65, 144, 145, 147 Brenda O'Quinn 44, 65 Travis Poge 44, 60, 65,126,144,145,147,152.150,158, 164, 235 Jon Porker 44, 65, 126, 162, 160 Sandro Pinkney 44. 172, 170 Dovid Renn 44, 169, 204 Eric Rowell 44, 197, 191 Kelly Rowell 18. 44, 50,144.145,146,147,158.164,170, 171, 174, 176, 202, 229, 207 Rebecco Rowell 6.10,20,45,60,65.126,156,157,160, 160, 164, 170, 176, 197, 229, 202 Sidney Rowe� 45. 65. 162, 172, 170, 176, 191 Byron Rozier 45. 65. 158, 208, 207 Timmy Sapp 10 Terry Sopp 45 Priscilo Sheppard 45. 65, 174, 206 Porricio Skes 45 Lee Smith 45, 126 Scorr SrudsriB 45, 65. 107, 177, 180, 187 Todd Srudsnll 45. 65, 180, 238 Ben Sulovin 12, 46, 65 Eorl Thomos 11. 19, 105 John Thomos 46 Jade Thornton 14, 46. 65 Terri Thrift 20. 29. 46. 50, 126, 162, 160, 164, 170, 171. 177, 197, 229, 202 Tina Thrift 19, 46, 65. 102, 190, 191 Lori Vinson 18, 29. 46, 65, 172,170, 174,180, 187, 205 Chuck Woldron 177 Porri Walker 46, 166, 170, 171 Tommy Walter 46, 162, 164 Dawn Worers 46. 65, 156 157 Donno Waters 47. 65. 156, 157, 174 Patricia Whitfield 19. 47. 65 Erika Wilson 19, 21. 47. 48. 55, 65. 106, 202 Stephanie Windham 10, 29, 46. 65, 126, 190, 191 Erk Wood 32, 47, 65, 134, 177, 207 Heidi Woods 28. 29, 47, 59, 65, 183, 187, 201, 204 Sandro Yown 26, 47, 202, 204 Leslie Youmans 47, 52, 65. 126, 169, 196, 202 lndex 239 Juniors John Alford 177 Jomes Ammons 134, 177 Cindy Anderson 68, 174 Lucius Anderson 68 Vickie Anderson 68 Gory Borksdole 68 Volerie Barren 12, 20, 68, 150 Michael Beorden 68 Jenny Beverlin 27. 69, 174 Use Bionchard 11. 69. 84, 177 Heidi Blounr 69, 176 Dewayne Boorrighr 69 Delaine Brond 69, 172, 173 Chris Broudo 69, 183, 187, 231 Donnie Breese 69. 177 Angelo Brooks 69, 176 Paul Collohon 5, 69, 144. 159 Paul Corrol 70. 177 Connie Correr 69, 150. 151. 156, 157, 162, 163, 183 Michelle Correr 29, 69, 162, 163, 178, 182, 183 Tommy Chancey 69, 178, 182 Scorr Chesser 69 Sondy Chesrer 70, 144, 145. 146, 164. 236 Robin Conover 70, 174, 178, 182 Woyne Cox 70, 174 Bobby Crowford 70, 177 Dorren Crews 70, 126, 144, 145. 158 Jimmy Crews 70 Rodney Crews 70 Lori Ann Dovis 70, 174, 234 Srephonie Dovis 9, 67, 70, 84, 162, 163, 164, 170 Michael Dovison 70 Brenr Dickerson 70, 159, 177 Shre Diggins 11 Rhon Dixon 71, 177 Jute Dowling 9, 71. 84. 164 Sondro Dowfng 71. 176 Wendy Dowling 9, 71, 84, 162, 163, 195 Srocie Drew 9, 71, 84, 156, 164 Regino Duren 71 Kevin Edgy 71 Tonya Edwards 71 John Ellis 71 Corol Epps 71, 162, 163 Por Evans 144, 145, 158 Connie Rowers 71, 172, 173 Rocky Rowers 8, 72, 144 Scorr Fulford 72, 144, 145 Al Fultord 27. 72 Denise Gbson 72, 174 Por Green 72, 162 Sreve Green 72 Amber Griffin 11. 73. 170, 171, 176, 198 April Griffin 73 Deon Griffin 26, 73, 178, 182, 183, 187 Jennifer Griffin 5, 19, 72, 177 Pam Griffin 73 Marr Gurley 73, 183, 187 Tongee Hal 73, 84 Michoel Haney 73 Barney Harris 177 Rene Harris 73 Rose Mory Harris 73, 134 Cloy Horrley 73 John Howkins 11, 73, 237 Pom Henderson 74 Brian Hendrix 74, 177, 192 Danerre Hendrix 74, 176 Lynn Herrin 74, 162, 163 Narhon Herrin 74, 144, 145 148 Scorr Herrin 41 Tommy Herrin 74 Londee Hidsox 74 Liso Hidsox 29. 74, 174 Michael Hickox 74 Teddy Hickox 75, 177 Teresa Hickox 74, 164 Sobrino hfickox 1, 75, 174 Loverne Highsmirh 183, 187 Beverly Housron 171 Dario Howard 19, 75, 170, 171 Porry Howel 5. 29, 75, 84. 150. 156, 157, 164, 231 Porsy Howell 9. 12. 19. 75, 150 Uso Hunrer 75 Charles Hurcherson 10, 75 Louro Jacobs 75 Billy Jennings 75, 183, 187, 238 Berh Johns 75, 232 Crysrol Johns 26, 75, 169, 178, 182, 197, 236 Leon Johns 75. 177 Lynnerre Johns 75. 84, 195 Bobby Johnson 75 John Johnson 84 Keirh Jones 76. 84 Kimi Jusrice 76. 176 Tommy Knox 76, 84 David Lal e 1, 76 Amando Lane 76 Jerry Lone 76, 137, 176 Renee Lone 77 Marc Lowson 77, 144, 145 Becco Lee 29, 77, 150, 156 Celia Lee 20. 67, 77, 84, 150, 164, 195 Kelby Lee 26, 77. 84, 164. 170, 195 Lomor Lee 77, 126, 158, 236 MicheBe Lee 77, 176 Polly Lee 5, 77, 84, 231 Sidney Lee 77, 192, 236 Srocey Lee 77 Por Legreor 77 Rondy Lucos 77, 84 Tino Lud 78, 162, 163, 174, 183, 187, 195 Kenny Lufr 78, 177 Lander McCall 78 Borboro Miller 78 Mory Anno Mirchell 78, 172, 173, 174, 175 Brerr Moody 78 Trocy Moody 78, 177 Paul Morgan 78 Owen Morgan 78 Scorr Morgan 78.144,145,152,153,170,171, 194,195 Trocy Mullis 19, 76 Rich Mullins 135 More Nadeou 27, 79 Amondo Nerrles 79 Liso Nichols 79 Tina O’Berry 79 Cosey Porrish 79, 183 Joey Queen 79 Loreno Randolph 67, 84, 162. 163 Terri Ray 79 Dee Dee Rhoden 79. 174 Scorr Roberson 76, 79, 160, 164 Tommy Roundrree 79, 172, 173, 238 Audrey Rowell 9, 80, 162. 163 Milron Rowell 80, 158 Celesro Sapp 80 Jimmy Sapp 80, 158, 174 Leigh Ann Sopp 80. 172, 173 Becky Sopp 80, 176 Diane Seors 81 Chris Shuman 177 Sreve Shumon 81 Greg Shipper 81. 158, 231 Leorricio Small 187 Greg Smirh 81 Julie Smirh 81. 178, 182 Connie Sreworr 81 Parry Sultovin 81. 84 Alan Sumner 81, 183, 187 Wendy Toy tor 81, 178, 182 Ceto Thomos 81, 174 Jonnie Mae Thomos 81, 162, 176 Aten Thornron 81 Curris Tumlin 5, 82 Amy Itery 82. 162, 163, 190, 191 Aiisho Woinrighr 82. 84. 164, 178, 182 Joy Wairvighr 9, 82, 84, 164 Roy Woirs 82. 159 Berry Warner 82 Wendy Welch 82, 162 Jim Williams 82. 177 Lori Wilson 82, 174 Shelby Wood 29, 82 Choris Woodall 82, 177, 190. 191 Brendo Yown 26, 82. 169, 195, 197 240 lndex Sophomores Chorlie Aldridge 86 Pomelo Aldridge 10. 86. 174, 183. 238 Morcio ABbrirron 86 Sobrina Allbrirroo 86, 172, 173 Michelle Allen 86 Jennifer Alrmon 31, 86 Tereso Alrmon 11, 86 Joseph Qornord 87. 176 Misry Beorden 87, 183. 187 Trocey Dell 87. 172. 173 Phillip Bessing 87. 192 Kenyo Bishop 87. 164, 176, 177 Gregory Booth 87 James Branch 87 Leslie Broudo 87, 101 Cylmda Brown 87, 161 Sobrmo Bvxkhalrer 87 Kimberly Correr 9, 20, 87, 101. 164, 176. 182 Kimberly Down Correr 10, 87, 101 Rodney Correr 87, 101. 135, 177, 236 Colin Causey 88 Sean Chapman 88. 158 Esrorio Chesrer 88 James Clark 88, 135 Andee Courson 88, 101. 170, 171, 187. 194, 235. 236 Joseph Crcnford 88 Sandro Crown 88 Timmy Creech 88 Melvin Crews 88 Jeon Crews 88 Helen Crews 88 Lonni Crews 88. 174 Poul Crews 88. 177 Rhonda Crews 89, 174 Ricky Crews 89. 177 Trenr Crews 89. 177 Vernon Crews 89 Shirley Crosby 89 Sandro Crowe 89 Barbaro Cruz 89, 172, 173 Joey Dosher 177 Edward Dovis 89 Trocy Dovis 156 Kevin Davison 8, 89. 144, 148 Lynne Driggers 31, 89, 101, 162, 163. 164, 176, 183, 187 Donald Drury 89 Donna Drury 89 Ronald Drury 90 Thomos Drury 90, 177 Chris Dryden 90 Morie Dubose 90 Byron Fields 90 Trovis Flowers 144, 148 Angelo Gbson 4, 91. 172, 173. 176 Ed GSI 91 Robert Gillis 91 Ivon Griffin 26, 91. 101. 174. 178, 182, 194 Jennifer Griner 8,31.91.101,150,156,157,162,163,176. 234 Harry Grooms 91 Steve Guinn 91 Chris Horper 8, 91. 144, 145, 148. 149. 158. 162, 163 Paul Horrell 91. 236 Jim Horns 91 Lisa Harris 91, 172. 173 Dora Helmurh 8. 91. 101. 176, 178. 182 Enc Henderson 91. 177 Srevie Hendrix 18, 92, 158 Tripp Herrin 92. 101. 162. 163 Karen Herrin 31. 92. 164, 172. 173, 183. 187 Katino Herrin 10, 92, 101. 176. 235 Jeonie Herrin 92, 162 Michael Hewetr 92 Oily Hickox 92, 177 Myro Jcne Hmesley 8, 18. 21. 92. 101, 176, 178, 182 Deon Horne 92, 101. 144, 148. 162. 163. 164, 169. 172. 173, 174. 194 Seleno Horne 92. 101 MicheSe Howard 92, 172, 173 Jodie Jocobs 5. 93. 101. 155. 162, 164, 176. 194. 195 Mark Jocobs 93 Bobby Jennings 93. 162 Srocy Johns 93. 183, 187 Tammy Johns 93, 162, 174 Sandra Johnson 93, 172. 173 Chris Jones 93, 176 Angel Kersey 93. 172, 173 Ridsy Kersey 93 Shannon Kirkland 93 Amy Knox 93. 174 Jennie Knox 93. 172, 173, 174 Tara Knox 93. 172. 173. .174 Bil Lee 154 Cheree Lee 31. 113. 190, 235 Jesse Lee 94 Dovid Lews 10, 145, 148, 154 Dorrhoto Lovell 174 John Lynn 94 Rodney Moefield 94. 152. 153. 183 Poppy Mathews 31 Lauro Martin 94. 170, 176 Pam McCormick 95. 172, 173 Frediree McKinnon 95 Riey McKnzie 95, 238 Brian McLeod 95. 154. 158. 194 Donold Miller 95, 154 Jim Miller 95, 118 Tina Miller 8. 13, 95. 155. 176, 178, 182 Ronr� e Milron 95 Sreve Minchew 95. 187 Dennis Mirchell 95 Krisro MohJer 95. 176 Brian Moody 95, 162, 163, 194 Catherine Moody 10. 95. 162, 164 Dana Moore 96, 178, 182 Jerry Moore 96. 148, 154, 158. 164 Kim Moore 96, 172, 173, 174 Renee Moore 96 Sue Moore 96. 230 Pomelo Moore 96, 174, 176 Deanne Morgan 96, 161, 172, 178, 182 Geg Morgan 177 Renee Morgan 96 Jesse Morgen 96 Daryl Murphy 96 Donald Nutry 96 Jomie O'Berry 177 Judy Overall 31, 96. 177. 178. 182 Keirh Perry 177 Pebble Pinkney 96, 174 Michael Popwell 97. 144. 148 Shelby Row ns 3. 97, 101, 162, 176, 183. 194, 236 Condi Rhoden 97 Delo Rhoden 97 Uso Ribron 174 Jimmy Riddle 97, 194, 232. 237 Anrhony Rowell 97, 177. 235 John Rowell 97, 101, 177, 234, 235 Loura Rowell 31. 97, 101, 155, 156, 176. 178, 182 Crsry Sclis 97. 162, 163, 164. 183. 187 Paige Smpson 23, 26. 97. 132. 232 Down Smirh 97, 174 Dru Smith 97. 101. 158. 159, 174. 177. 178, 182 Tino Spouldng 98, 172, 173 Terry Steedley 8, 19. 83. 84. 98. 174,191, 238 Chrisry Stokes 98 Scorr Srol-es 98 Jason Srnckland 98 Jeonetre Srricklcnd 98, 177, 238 Lorry Swofe 99. 191 Lindo Toylor 99. 101. 183. 187 Angie Thomos 99. 101. 178. 182 Stephanie Thomos 99 Dovid Thrift 99 Tno Thrift 99 April Tillman 1, 2. 4, 31. 99 Scorr Underwood 23. 99, 101, 178, 182 Dezi Wainrighr 99, 135. 158 Tony Wonrighr 99 Wendy Waldron 1. 99 Jimmy Wolker 99 Michael White 99 Chrsry Jo Wftoms 10. 100. 174, 183. 187, 234 Mart Wdboms 100. 158, 177, 236 Kendoll Willis 100. 159. 182 Cheryl Wison 100. 172, 173 Eric Wilson 100. 159. 174, 178, 182 Lori Wilson 5. 31. 100, 134 Suzonne Wflson 5. 100 Chris Wofford 100 Robert Worth 100 Perry Young 100 .•i’ lndex 241 Freshmen Chris Aldridge 104 Rondy Aldridge 104, 177 Rebekoh Allbrirron 104 Kim Allen 104 Anno Alrmon 104. 106 Riey Airman 104. 177 Terry Airman 105 Jennifer Dare 105, 172, 170 Cheri Dornerr 105 Charles Del 20. 105 Koo Dlonchord 105 Amando Dlounr 105 Randall Droudo 106 Paige Drooks, 106. 106. 164 Tara Drown 106. 163. 187 Frank Dullord 106, 164. 178, 182. 187, 206 David Duller 144, 148 Poul Correr 1. 2. 106. 154, 156. 164 Charlene Choncey 106 Dobby Gads 106 Ken Clark 106. 144. 145, 148 Lorry Cohen 106 Jessie Colins 106 Clove Cooper 106. 154. 194 Cheryl Cox 20. 106. 172. 170 Marry Cox 5. 10. 107. 118. 204 Billy Crews 107 Jeomo Crews 107 Michael Crews 107 Pom Crews 107 Sheldon Crews 107 Teresa Crews 174 Ann Crowder 107 Kenny Daniels 107 David Davis 107 Jennifer Dovis 107 Amanda Dean 108 Charles Dean 108 James Dean 108 Kellye Dean 108. 155. 164 James Drury 108 Wade Drury 108, 144. 148 Tracy Edge 109 Sherrie Edwards 109 Damon Flowers 109, 148 Joson Flowers 109, 158 Randall Fones 109 Mork Gibson 109 Linda Gfis 00. 31, 109. 164 Amy Griffin 19. 108. 109 Inez Griffin 109 Sheilo Griffin 109 Sherry Griffin 109. 172, 170 Larry Goover 177 Trovis Had 110, 144, 148 Wendy Hardee 110 Dyron Horklerood 110, 207 Anthony Harper 110, 144. 148, 158 Rebecca Harper 110 Alysia Horns 110 Ddly Harrs 110 Marlene Horris 110 Donald Henderson 110 Erika Hendrix 110 Murray Hendrix 110 Grace Hensley 111 Dhon Herrin 111 Chris Herrin 111 Christy Herrin 111 Dororhy Herrin 111 John Herrin 111 Joseph Herrin 111 Kenneth Herrin 111. 159 Christopher Houston 111 Thereso Howell 111. 155. 156, 164 James Jacobs 111, 154 John Jacobs 111. 180, 187 Alon Jocobs 112 Dewoyne Johns 8, 112. 144. 148, 207 Jock Johns 112 Drendo Johnson 112 Lisa Johnson 112 Harry Jones 110 Alison Kelly 110 Dana Kelly 110 Gory Knox 110 Thomas Knox 112. 110. 158, 183 Russell Lomp 110 Dennis Lone 113 Vickie Lonier 110, 174 Anthony Lee 110 Ashley Lee 110 Dole Lee 110 Dovid Lee 110 Fred Lee 114 Gma Lee 114. 174 Joson Lee 114, 154, 164 Shonolsoye Lee 114 Thereso Lee 114 Sreve Lewis 114 AprB Liles 114 Dorry Lyle 114 Delindo Lynn 114 Kevm Lynn 114 Tommy Lynn 114. 155, 174 Zonis McDonold 114, 187 Krisrie McDuffie 115, 174. 208 Howard McLeod 115, 154. 158 Christopher Miller 115 Terry Moody 115 Wiliam Moore 115 Thomas Morgan 115 Monica Muchison 115 Stephanie Music 115 Dovid Newmon 115 Porricio O'Sreen 01. 115 James Poge 115 Penelope Pop 115. 155. 208 Amy Parker 116 172, 170 Soroh Porrish 116 Koren Porren 116. 174. 180, 187 Drandi Peacock 01, 116. 104 Timothy Piercy 116 Kimberly Pittman 116. 155, 172, 173. 208 Leslie Pirrmon 116 Richard Pirrrmon 116, 154 Heather Poe 116 Daniel Ronge 116, 144, 148 Kimberly Redding 116 Terry Rykord 187 Dora Sopp 112, 164 Kim Servis 20. 112. 117, 156, 164 Tonnis Sloon 155, 161 Derr Smrh 118, 144. 145, 148. 154. 159 Toni Smirh 190. 191 Spencer Steed 115, 119, 136 Morr Srephens 119, 148. 158, 187, 206 Aaron Srridslond 119, 144. 148, 159 Pcrrida StricMond 164 Sean Sweat 154 Shelley Taylor 120 Charles Thomas 120 Scorr Thomos 120 James Waldron 120. 144, 145, 148. 154, 158 Jonorhan Woiser 120 Patricio Walker 172, 170 Shannon Woshom 120, 174 Drenr Whirford 120 Jennifer Windham 121, 172, 170 Kevin Wilson 121. 164 James Yeomons 121 Drian Youmons 121 Mory Youmons 118, 121 Debro Young 121 24' Index Twelve. yeans ago, A (jinst g iade. cfass ut stood, cV ctR. exCeffewt 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