Brookwood High School - Warrior Yearbook (Thomasville, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 200 of the 1977 volume:

. . M , '5 : 7i17E'!'i+W .r-,c f 1 W 'rf , . -'Z and -, qg ' F ' 'L '99-r'--54, - um the Cast E REVIE I'O8C ' mx 0FF1CE ALL BOARD EILEEN SCOTT Iiclunr MCKAYA IN THE SMASH BRO Tuesday through Thur Friday 8: Saturday - 6 8: 9: Great Last Now Showln mTHEATER BILLBOARD l PLAYBILL AGB The 1377 WGCUOI' SH? P RE SE N 'IS2 EVERYQNIEI AIXITS IU LJET INIQ THE ACT C. BSOU - 3:00 ' Bo mx' : B ok cISCINooI X CeCardrIDnaI.xI?icI Q Road i .0 ln3,iVIII9I akofa Za I JOHN OULLUM I I GARY GELD PETER UDELL JAMES LEE BARRE PETER UDELL 81 PHILIP R1 with DONNA THEODORE MAUREEN SILLIMAN WAYNE HUOGINS TED AGRESS GORDON HALLIDAY DAVID VANN MARK PERMAN ROBERT ROSEN DAVID RUSSELL JORDAN SUFFIN CHARLES WEL EDWARD - PENN DENNIS COOLEY RICHARD FLANDERS GARY HARC GENE MASONER CASPER ROOS E ALLAN STEVENS MARSHALL THOMA C. MURAWSKI THOMAS SKELTON PEARL SOMNER 81 WINN MORTON DON W All lhe wo:-ld's a slage and all lhe men and women merelg plagers: Theg have iheir exils and lheir enirances: And one man in his lime plags mang paris William Shakespeare As You Like If Aoi II Scene VII THE INDIVIDUAL The acior discovers himself spoi-lighied on eenier siege. an individual siriving for recogniiion. V 8 , . . - - ' V :f,- f1.4:a4f-'se'-ra-fzsbh As an undersiudg. he coniribuies his fime. +aIen+ and inferesf +0 ihe success of fhe plag. -1- A I0 WWW , kaiii H Bi , ,W 1' gli vi if 2 Q ,ii 25 ii : Jai E , 1, 'V , ' 3 'D H 4 lv 1 1, W agga X, .D W 'Gi 5 e iE'WWF5Li -- , ,, ,, , , , ,A x A A ... -Y S M Q 5 Q H ffff V- wg uf '- Wm 3 2 H -'-' MA' Q x 1 ig, MFE. 'f -U ,M f,,f,,,w:v -in ,gg Q ,M r asfgain, M, ,, Q . 5 , ,WMV .fm .sq uw fm 1 : '2lf,Sii?, V-QV . F .J wg , M , Q gig ,, 5 1. Ziff' ,gg M m I ai 4' ' 1: L, uvxaifwsmf 351 'ff-sww:v4Sm I' 1 1 ff ,X 0 A G , flux' .. s ' W Vx 10.1 xx yu ,fp Xl: ' fr X To fhe acfor, success mighi mean public praise and adorafion or simplg a privafe momeni of sahsfaciion. . E I4 I5 1 EVERYONE DOES GETS INTO THE ACT! f DIRECTURS ...ia M : A mf!-f gm , Gia.-. f -kfJ1:Q'f-Sw M ai in W mfsii f Q if gf ls?1ffg,V'f1?s31gf5492i s iQA L h,AZ,A, m,., , :,.A M 1 ,,1: ni - CLOCKWISE: Mrs. Connie Blackburn, Mr. Aaron Turner, Mr. Thomas F. Johnson, Mrs. Jewell P. Wood, Miss Faye Vickers, Mr. Joe A. Smith. 20 sa' + ,iw is 1 R xiwzawabauafmm .N-mn' PRODUCERS 5 s S 3 Under the direction of Mr. Aaron Turner, our new headmaster, the administration continues to lead Brook- wood with enthusiasm. They are actively interested in getting students involved in the school and providing a good atmosphere for learning. They realize that-acquiring a well-rounded education means reaching beyond the walls of the classroom, Students have found that members of the administration are often willing bus drivers and impartial pep rally judges. Always open to suggestions and willing to help with student problems, this group of dedicated people keep the show on the road. . N BOARD OF TRUSTEES GUIDES THE PRDDUCERS Left to Right: Mr. Paul McCollum, Mr. Lewis Hall Singletary, Mr. Fred Scott, Dr. James P. Taylor, Mrs. Jasper Davis, Dr. Gerald B. Muller. STANDING: Mr. Joseph L. Parker, Dr. Vance Watt, Mr. Joe E. Beverly, Mr. L. Bryant Harvard, Jr. Left to Right: Mr. Jack C. Sanford, Mr Willard Chason, Mr. Wyman Richter Mr. Scott Turner, Mr. H. E. Strickland Mr. Robert Sise, Mr. Walton C. Bernier. NOT PICTURED: Mr. Harold Burton Mrs. Thomas C. Chubb, Mr. Sam Dyke. The board of trustees is the driving force behind the scenes at Brookwood. Its members are concerned with planning for our schoo1's future as well as maintaining its high standards. They, along with other friends of Brookwood, have made our show a success. SECONDARY FACULTY TOP: Mrs. Elizabeth I. Atwell English, Annual Staff Advisor Awards Night . CENTER: Mr. Robert Boissiere French. BOTTOM: Mr. William G. Boyd ,O English, J.V. Football, Girls 'ZAQE 1 B Narsity Basketball, Golf Team. TOP: Ms. Annette I-I. Britton Spanish, Drama, Typing, Jr Class Sponsor . CENTER: Mr. Richard H. Guc kert, Science, Student Govern ment Advisor . BOTTOM: Mrs. Joanne R. John son, Math, Cheerleader Sponsor sfff1lumm.'s22wlm9sf:iffG2:g: Hf:s:?f.?12fz1f'f'fzf:,wfsssf ggi 3 MI 125,35 Q TOP: Mrs. Donna Riley, Psychol- ogy. CENTER: Mr. Steven S. Riley, Science, Asst. Football Coach, Chess Club Sponsor, J.V. Boys' Basketball Coach, Girls' Softball Coach. BOTTOM: Mr. Scott I. Sterling, Social Studies, Asst. Football Coach, Baseball Coach, Key Club Sponsor. , ,,.,, TOP: Miss Sharon Campbell, Physical Education, Tennis Team Coach. CENTER: Mrs. Tali Flowers Crozer, lst and 2nd Grade Aide. BOTTOM: Mrs. Nan Fuller, Math, Grades 4-7, Math Lab. ' 1 1 1 1 1 :Q W- 1 we W X 9:3 as-W.'WnslWs ,,,. s ,,,. r K X , .ff-fssfezg B, .- su ' ' ' ' x 'wwf' 1: . .5 . sg. T was 1 sf- ff. -...wi .1-.w.f1.,.,g , - -'-- K ,. Xi T- --,-' Q Ti :JR 5 KP S Q .,,... Q .,:3gig:?i. . .. M5 ,.., uw.,,,mW,.., .. , , 'P M 4 1 . ,,.. ss... ...E . ss ff a 5 s ,wi . ,,,, .,,,..., K Q W I kjlabzxlgixv ' Q, All W K E ' .5 :rv X z s ax . 6 X xi v in an Q ' O E ' W TEEE. if f W K .k,Lk I Qi. s l rsrrl. Q, KK,. ,. TOP: Mrs. Sally I. Hill, 3rd Grade. CENTER: Mrs. Doris Hughes, Elementary Music. BOTTOM: Mrs. Ann McKinnon, 5111 Grade. TOP: Mrs. Deborah Manuel, lst Grade. CENTER: Ms. Joanne M. Palumbo, 4th Grade. BOTTOM: Mrs. Martha Pulliam, 2nd Grade. . ' TOP: Mrs. Marcia Ray, 1st Grade. CENTER: Mrs. Janis B. Suber, 6th Grade. After the last scene of the day and the final curtain call is made, someone is left with a mess. The job of preparing Brookwood for the next perform- ance belongs to the custodial staff, Ruby Lee Engram and Wil- lie McCaskill. Y M- 32 We +he Qeniors, the Class of 1977 dedicaie our WARRIOR io Dr. Vance WaH. 3,1 FOR his love for our school from our verg beginning . . . FOR his devoiion and dedicaiion on ihe Board of Trusiees . . . FOR his willingness io coniribuie his lime and energg as our ieam docior FOR his suppori of our high academic siandards and especiallg . . . FOR his sincere inieresi in Brookwood School. . I CAST s fa .. 3 5 f 5 1 a ! r President - Brad Alexander, Vice-President - Janet Sellers, Secretary-Treasurer - I Jane Taylor, Sponsor- Brenda Lucas 8 I i 1 x I k Y v N 1 i 0 r 37 , 5 iw .5 ,W 'fl ,g .Q::.ff,- ,.qaeiMsg, 1 9i .1'ji2,g,f1'.if jf ia,-1 eiiizuif zIg'Qa,:IQQIg,,':,,.vmvii gn fzgu'::1:gf'g25:i-iq I I . . .. L1,!TW33gf,g. Q Qi I XII' may inf' I 1 , 'iz 'S--:f .- V ,I gf - , :Sig 43, I f , I ' ,es ,e 2' I ' I Il--AP int AiI'gir'E5i'l : I-il 2:21 .3 as ISI' 4 III 1:2wa'b ff I I L ss ' XL. .i1wSQ1f'Q. .fzSvfiaz12IzgiiIggg1g aw 'R bfi fx 'gsfig' L Q83 :Isa im? 'Pa AE. H . , I LWMIKWWM. . , wuz A A -gti'ff '.,,r K- Il? I 39 5, IQ: ,dm ,, S Nw , k,,, ,Aw s gi I m -' my Q ww 'M -W. . , , ,V-5,5,!g ,, 3 ggi In , 'ggl zs :m i IIE?-' ' I I ,gi :,1Q A BRADLEY KEVIN ALEXANDER MICHAEL WALTON BERNIER ELMER RHETT BUTLER LINDA .IO CHANCEY WILLIARD BRIAN CHASON JOHN WILLIAM CREW ,..'ffn11,-fwimuf1---wawreefww ,- +1 z w 'W BECKY LYNN CRITTENDE N TAMLYN SUZANNE ELLIS MARY REBECCA EUBANKS J JEFFREY ROSS JARRETT EPHRAM BLAIR JOHNSON DONALD GAY JONES 2 I KE I We J , Y' fr 'Ek' f, 'iwliiilzillisziiii 1 1 ' .1 ,A A' ,618 mix... 5 Qxlgilhiiv H . Regis -1 .- . . W., 3 X DEBRA ANN LANE JAMES GAYLORD LUCKIE RANDOLPH AUGUQTUQ MALONE IV A A M A R A A R EVELINE PAULE MARSILY CAROL ANITA PALMER ADELE ROBINQ PERRY w Y Y w X N 'ff ' 113' 1 ed me v z xr ' S?5smn,, I . V Z 1' , 3,2 r gy? My F. ,, 1 PAQ 5 if g lr , .,w 3 , fx 1 Q Qi , ,A ,, ,iam we ,w N ' a, Ml sf , Y 2 .iYlifi1'x 91614: 1 ww' - -EW-.gsff ,W . ,, H Lk fx ,qi I 4, 231 -I ' ,s ,Iwy23l,gJJLaxEJELK 41 .,-L. ,J ,.,V ,Y AM WML. Ea , I I I I .f3?Q'f?5W - , I M, I 1 jf iii ez. ,,, fx JAMES MICHAEL SHIVER JANET BEALL SELLERS JAMES HILLMAN SMITH JO LYNN TAYLOR MARY JANE TAYLOR JOSEPH NORMAN TURNER All the world's a stage. We are merely the players, playing out the role assigned to each in the play. Our role is designed so that those following us will be able to learn and grow from our experi- ences over these past twelve years. We remember these times with fondness. The lr. Sr. and our senior trip to Fort Lauderdale are two of the happiest yet most exhausting memories we have of our time at Brookwood. Growing with the smiles of victory and the tears of defeat, we have finally reached the last act of the play. The time of decision has come, and we must choose between col- leges and careers. As the curtain falls on graduation night, we will be leaving one play for another - where we will start with the role of stagehand, hoping to achieve our dreams of being the next SIHIS. .,.mml,2m6YaW.1.Rh.zmnslr Ba !l KU WWW Bl mi Brad Alexander SENIOR ACTIVITIES Beta Club: NHS, President Football: Basketball: Baseball: Tennis Jamie Luckie Student Government, President: Key Club: Model Airplane Club: Key Club, President: Class President: Science Club NHS: Senior High Service Award Mike Bernier Football: Baseball: Student Government: Turtle Club Rhett Butler Football: Tennis: Key Club Linda Chancey Drill Team: Softball: Calliope: Annual Staff: Art Club Brian Chason Chess Team: Tennis: Basketball John Crew Basketball: JI. Beta Club Becky Crittenden J.V. Cheerleader: Beta Club: Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary: 1 Act Play Tammy Ellis Calliope: Photo Club: Drama Club: 1-Act Play: Literary Meet Mary Eubanks V. Cheerleader, Captain: Student Government, Vice-President: Annual Staff: 1 Act Play: NHS: SNHS: Beta Club Jeff Jarrett Calliope: Science Club: Annual Staff: Football, Manager: Beta Club: NHS: DAR Good Citizen: STAR Student Blair Johnson Annual Staff: Photo Club: Calliope: Drama Club: 1 Act Play: Beta Club: SNHS: Literary Meet Don Jones Football: Basketball: Chess Club Debbie Lane Cheerleader: Basketball: Tennis: Annual Staff: Calliope: Honor Council: Student Government: Evelyn Marsily AFS Student: Basketball, Manager: 1 Act Play: NHS Rand Malone Football: Basketball: Tennis: Academic Bowl: Student Government: 1 Act Play: Newspaper Staff: Beta Club: NHS: Honor Council, President Carol Palmer Softball: Newspaper Staff: Student Government: 1976 Homecoming Queen Robin Perry Cheerleader: Basketball: Tennis: Student Government, Secretary: 1 Act Play: Honor Council: Annual Staff: NHS: Beta Club: 1977 Miss Sweetheart Janet Sellers Basketball: Student Government: Beta Club: Annual Staff, Editor: 1 Act Play: Class Vice-President. Mike Shiver Key Club: Model Airplane Club: Calliope Annual Staff: Science Club Hill Smith Basketball: Tennis: Baseball: Student Government, Treasurer: Honor Council: Beta Club: NHS Jane Taylor Newspaper, Editor: Beta Club: Annual Staff, Manager: Art Club: Honor Council: Class Treasurer: NHS Lynn Taylor Cheerleader: Basketball: Tennis: Student Government, Secretary: Annual Staff Joe Turner Football: Baseball: Key Club: Art Club JUNIOR9 Linda Luckie - President Bert Harper - Vice President Cayla Miller - Secretary Rick Singletary - Treasurer To be a successful actor one must be energetic and very alert. Juniors must possess these same qualities, for the year of the eleventh grade is not an easy one. Much work is done in preparation for the senior year and college. SAT tests are given for the first time and decisions are having to be made. An energy crisis, although evident throughout the nation, was not present among our class. We sold ice cream, had a car wash, held a slave day, and sold delicious baked goods to raise money for our Jr. -Sr. dance. Through much effort and hard work, we have made this an enjoyable and prosperous year. We are looking forward to taking over the role of leaders in the year of 1978 . Ml Miremdrews 1 Julia Arwood Beth Hodges Laurie Fenlon Julie Cheney Gsm Phllllflas Robert Zavaleta Jim Turner Greg Connell Linda Luckie Sherry McMillan r Cayla Miller Ann Shackelford - A Neal Quirk Bubba Allen Lee Dunnam Ioe Bass Rick Singletary Glynn Willis Steve Overmier Bert Harper Elizabeth McKinnon Ashley Russell Claire Chason Beth Chambers Lib Wight Sam Carnline Marty Willis Bob LeGette Jay Smith v fl 1 1 SOPHOMOREQ Caren McKenzie - President Sam Harper - Vice-President Jeanne Dillinger - Secretary-Treasurer In preparation for our next year, we tenth graders have played our role to the hilt. We have spent time making money by putting on a halloween carnival and taking over the ice cream business from the Junior Class. We also wrote and performed a play on Mythology that we really enjoyed doing. Our role has been an exciting one, and we are now prepared to become the players of the junior class. Al Lanier Lee Russell Ricky Pearce Keith Marhsall Philip Watt Richard Middleton David Dyke Glenn Barrett Blake Bernier Mark King Sherry Park Caren McKenzie Beth Malone Jackie Varnedoe Laurie Willis Sam Harper Joey Bentley Mark Sanford Mark Parker Tom Muller Ellen Andrews Lois Manny Amy Stone Jeanne Dillinger Lori Chapman ., 3.191 -f sms :iZSiSrs'-N 'izsffik' i s . 1, .av ., .N , r. ,, -,... -, . . . - -- . . . . .P ,e 155, S f ,19,ig3,:,:a 22325 425251, A ,Mg sfgfreexavesszes 'v ,.., . L - Q f M L M' .Q ,r,, my Lg ififi :.,wf h . ,Aff I f . ,,.,, 1 ,, 1 ff ' ,. 'A f' I S ' 'K K N - 5WiEisa,,s:,.,Ls:r 'fin i Jigiymgfn. ' ' v M, .,.,,,.,r:f,,, Robert Scott David Mason Reese Johnson Philip Vassallo Lance Driggers all FRESHMEN Kevin Quirk - President Kay Keyton - Vice President Jerry Hancock - Secretary NOW that we are in the ninth grade, it has become necessary for us to really strive for good reviews. Permanent records now record any slip we make. We are no longer able to depend on our elders to teach us step by step. Although the role of a young adult is not as easy to play as we thought, in junior high we newcomers to high school enjoy learning our parts. We have all made new friends, and some of us have even fallen in love for the first time. We are looking ahead at the next three years with anticipation. Karen Bush Tracy Bridges Julie Bryan Kay Keyton Ginny Davis I i Herbert Butler Bill Hodges Kevin Quirk David Dunnam Bill Arwood Gerald Shackleford Greg Overmier Naomi Kennelty Helen Milton Vicki Shackelford Merritt Groover Chris Taylor Janis Knapp 1 Scott Kipling Kevin Chason Ronnie Salter Jerry Hancock Ginny Groover Rosemary Horne John Malone EIGHTH GRADE Andrea McKenzie - President Elizabeth Varnedoe - Vice President Elise Smith - Secretary-Treasurer Besides keeping up with our studies, many of us recently-turned teenagers find time for football, basketball, cheering, and clubs. Although we are playing our role as leaders of the Junior High, we are learning from the classes ahead of us to ready ourselves for senior high. Andy Taylor Lewis Hall Singletary Walter Wommack Chris Tanner 5 a tsliseg ,, 1, E as s JS! 's Andrea McKenzie Elizabeth Varnedoe Kelly Flynn Belynda Singletary Laura Thomas Sandy Fryar Sharon Clark Elise Smith Debbie Ragan Susan Kennon Gene Strickland Brad Bennett Travis Lastinger Robert Payne Jeff Bernier Tim Sherrod Jeff Fiveash Rusty Miller Tim Cook Bonnie Sue Jones Paige Flynn Gayla Marshall Stephanie Bentley Diane Leady . tw Bob Wachtneister Kevin Lear Fred Murphy - Bruce Muller SEVENTH GRADE Fran McKinnon - President Cindi Clanton - Vice President Joe Knapp - Secretary-Treasurer Seven has always been considered a lucky number and it surely turned out to be true for us! ! A giant step into Junior High from the sixth grade brought, along with new experiences, new responsibilities for us to learn to handle . Among these were getting to class on time , learning to push through crowded halls, and fighting for a top locker. However as we were really growing up, these were not such big problems. Joni Sanford Joan Braswell Melissa Smith Julie Willis Martha Singletary Bill Hancock Jim McRae Ray Powell Robert Pulliam Bert Hodges Robert King David Price Hampton Groover Robert Salter Jeff Rawlings X Louise Wight Debbie Alligood Dena Williams Fran McKinnon iii, A Joe Knapp Neil Park Tom Chubb Chris Jarrett Stephen Butler Dan Martin Dawn Alligood Cindi Clanton Sara Davis Holy Bellows I , X' llff 4imztt?f'51 ' i l -v n fx P i J H n 63 SIXTH GRADE Dawn Evelyn Todd Camille Zack Cecelia Julie Kathryn Allen Arwood Bennett Bentley Bridges Cannington Cook Dunawav Rob Jay Jeff Lynn Lauri Catherine Steve Laura Hancock Harvard Harvard Herndon Lauder McKenzie Newman Parker Tara Karen Melissa Paul Pattie Willie Mary Melanie Payne Sanford Sloan Smith Taylor Trevjo Williamson Willis 4 , ,M ,...- . , ,V ,fm':ngwq:1,::12Ss:::s:e W -w 2T' ' ' Wfseswf -I - f:f,.mi,...m,3 ereelr renn l' l ELM X it Kim Butler x a H E1 Susan H1 Peter Dons Francls a Coffin Drllard unnam Elrod . S-hm ma wr www Q' ii cl' R 'HN Karen ea o Scott Maryellen Sieve Bill John Mrtchell Qurrk Rawlings Wimberly Yearly FIFTH GRADE FOURTH GRADE r Mass1rmQsmmspQfy5msssy1m Wendy Chris Cheri Barrett Chubb Cooper Crozier Michael Joe Davis Laura Dufngaway Polly Cal Philip Ivey Horne Lauder Leabo McCollum Lynn Mitchell fm 2111111211:-as-, zsaas11g.x:qy iam e I irrfrre 1122141-i . s-,:.,f..-1-wx- 1-Wm iiiyler Ciri 1 selsl iw- NN .zf'2..11:11,5gg.' im,-f sz-wwss ' era: CYD. M .'fu:5:g W 'Q gh is X T ip Y ! gg i s is E 6 Q 1 ,- k s X . H 1' , Jim f?Y3I r.,.r. , r,lr,,,.r :fe gg o r Q ' beam :iw f - 1.2 gli , ' 'Y rrr'h .K Q ' 4? ..f ' Philip Ray Powell s as ff yr limi 9 wgsewzv ,ggi ,y rs k 's if iilis-1 'ff' . S y W Ross Theresa Ann Paul Russell Heerh Singlelary Spooner Strese Trevejo Turner Varnedoe Torn Reynolds is J .MW N 'li R 5 f s x gen uw XY K 2 ii 'm e :mg-. 1 'iw 2 i Wade Groover A N ,f?ii2'ifi2i3EEi,'-- ' ' 53-4 , ,.5,: , ,, Meredith fi? iv rims. 354 -f,. -.ima wg-1-g,. ,Nu 4. -L.21i:.,l ' - 'fi 3. 15,1 'Q ,..B1911r9I sysysssss. M s.syy,s. so xmas. ,.,1.s:gas--K.. Q -, 1, :wg L52 as-v Q-f E n R Q 4 g Q S r ' is K C. 41 ,ss., si? '-syzag - ,, ei EQ, Tory Wolsfelr Jonathan Young .ri iiif, A 5 l 4 ,- gl Qi X A Us THIRD GRADE 'M' ' 'L-,. ' ' A ,K , K, K' .,-'h' ' , . Z 3? W ,-f: .W,:' 1 hm A .t it J Shannon Julie Michael Mitchell Angie Elise Kelly Shelley Atwell Beverly Cannon Cannon Carnline Cohen Driggers Falbaum Luke Richie Shannon Margaret Bill Paige Julia David Harvard Izzo Lauder Miller Moye Powell Laura Paula Shawn Inga Howard Paige Hugh James Ragan Smith Story Stresse Varnedoe Williams Williamson Yearty 1 A-H+,-+A,-Awmawf-A 15 2Y'1131'?EE:E:5if:5E'?3254,f-2fZ?E?3EiBr1KEi ' .SU '-ffzflf r 21.1 M-s.u,+ffmwH'-fx: '--k ' f --was ,-lr - - are E1 ' 3:53, Magi' 1-l.,, :5E5211g. 12 122211,-:,:gg: - :R ,,. 51132 - 1 :rats -. j ,Q ,frzsgfj ,A a --BAK K . ,, -W ffff1,t1fj.:? ff' ., ' riff: mfg, Ss X 5 ,Mm re, ,L I giagf ' Jennifer Kendra Blow Butler Cullen Hugo Jennie Tom Karla Frances Molly Jason Harvard Izzo Johnson Johnson, Ir Keadle Larson McCollum Morrrs Lanier Max Glenn Stewart Shannon Michelle Carri Seth Allen Beverly Biggs Braswell Britton Cannineton Clanton Coffin Drew Julie Mel Rooster Carol Jeanie Scott Stephen Deckman Dillard Eubanks Funderburk Halstead Harmon Haskins Huffman Stephanie Kate Ryals ' Chuck LeeLee 'Marty Matt Kellie Jones Kanning McMullian Mitchell Mitchell Morris Muller Overmier Madielin Rosemary Shannon Joanne Caroline Will Kelli Geoffrey Powell Salter Whigham Whittemore Wight Williams Wimberly Young FIRST GRADE FIVE-YEAR OLD9 ,,-, Lzfzfzsew am i151I'Z'2L11r -q.: E???1Riie5::g131 gym tzixeiagag f' wi Wt,-Q l im. :vie-lem., X -- 'rg l .if - -1' '7L'w' 3lM i'i1ilx: +5 ,o t Alisha Atwell Doug Campbell if Nag Q 9 .df 5? Q I iw H 1? , -ii tilt it 2 Jack Conner Joy Michel Cooper Crozie -, -- hl 3 2 M 1 f l ME , . sl 4 1 Rig ' , it ' Y els' .V i K , K -- ..,, . X if he i 5 1 ze-fe-'-12.'ffm--cue! V ' ' f X., 92,gu?5:ff csiqiz. twzxeseaezztt, .ti-1. fl .win page an or-1:Q:,,W.f -, -t f.l.:w1z,:a?' , 1 we , . Q lfwgfgm M ., :1,.,,- k ,, 4 1, w Hs xxx , .. . f , N 1 ' .1 1 V Ln' qw- . jf, are Nw xv . tgztigff 353 lim Hancock Laretx Harmon ,L e it i twat X C. on .lll o , .'., - ,. 5 'W' ts:f2 .111 V T 911,211 Eu. l,t, ,l,- t ' W 'L - . 5 .Xt MM saw- an A'A' t 9 In Jamie Katie Story Tanner a:wti2e 22a.fif'CHum-1:11-i.:-mtv it ,.:: . Scott Milberg April Park 1 1 9 N 4 K sm SUPPDRTING CAST S 74 N CLUBS DRESS THE STAGE E E E I 2 i stunsm 'W y GovERNMENt ABOVE: L to R: Julie Willis, Eliza- beth Varnedoe, Amy Store, Ellen Andrews, Karen Bs, Glynn VVUlB, Julia Arwood, Brad Alexander, Louise Wight, Sponsor Mr. Harry Guckert, Ginny Davis, Mike Ber- rier, Lynn Taylor, Hill Sndth, Mary Eubanks, Jeff Jarrett, Robin Perry. Student Governmnet kicks up its heels as the curtains close on a successful year. S.G.A. provides many social activities for the bene- fit of the students. Homecoming and dances aH.requhe rnuch hard work, and these students all do a , very fine job of it. The officers are: Brad Alexander, Pres.g Mary Eubanks, V.P.g Hill Smith, Treas.g Robin Perry, Recording Secretary, Lynn Taylor, Corresponding Secre- I tary . ' li .f :Iv ,ff 4J:1i s2QiLf!fwffg,irzx-ssxezS,a f F s gi , i ,t J , TRI-HI-Y LEFT: L to R: Natllie Harvard, Jen- nifer Tanner, Ellen Andrews, Lois Manny, Sherry Park, Lori chap- man, Ginny Davis, Ashley Russell, Rebecca Chubb. 2nd ROW: Beth Chambers, Pres. Linda Luckie, Martha Scott, Claire Chason, Becky Crittenten, Amy Stone, Tim Sherrod, Helen Milton. Tri-Hi-Y has been busy this year with various money-raising projects for the benefit of the community as well as the school. They are always available as a service group in helping with the A.F.S. dinner and working with the Heart Fund by sponsoring a rock-a-thon. The club also has fun by joining with the other Tri-Hi-Y clubs in volleyball games and basketball games. Mrs. Brenda Lucas is their sponsor. 1 X' ,X r N f' , ,Q .X A L 'N ito keep the school life balanced CALLIOPE RIGHT: Left to Right: Tom Muller, Sam Harper, Helen Milton, Ginny Groover, sponsor, Mrs. Ann Larson, Amy Stone, Lori Chapman, Blair Johnson, Tammy Ellis. Once again the Literary staff has done a great job of putting together Brookwood's annual magazine, Cal- liope. The magazine consistslof out- standing works by talented high school writers and artists and selected espe- cially for use in Calliope. At Christ- mas the club also helped make the school more colorful by sponsoring the door decorating contest. 76 l ,B ,!,, CHESS ABOVE: L to R: 1st ROW: Kevin Chason, Scott Kipling, Sam Dyke, Ronnie Salter, Richard Middleton. BACK ROW: Phillip Watt, Robert Payne, Ray Powell, Don Jones, Rand Malone, John Malone, Brian Chason, Sponsor Mr. Stephen Riley . Whether involved in a major role or quietly standing by as an understudy, everyone getting into the act in the chess club. Participants in the Chess Club indulge themselves in trying matches and tournaments throughout the year. With much determination and practice Brook- wood's chess members will always shine like kings under the lights . 77 'I YEARBOOK ABOVE: lst ROW, L to R: Elizabeth McKinnon, Jeanne Singletary, Tracy Bridges, Natalie Harvard, Kay Keyton, Jennifer Tanner, Caren McKenzie, Leigh Conner, Jackie Varnedoe Beth Malone Sherry Park, Jeff Jarret, Lib Wight 2nd ROW: Chris Taylor, Karen Bush Mark Sanford, Joey Bentley, Mark Par ker, Mike Shivor, Linda Chancey, John Crew, Julie Bryan: Advisor Mrs. Libby Atwell: Julie Cheney, Julia Arwood Mary Eubanks, Lynn Taylor, Jeanne Dil linger, Blair Johnson, Janice Knapp, Ellen Andrews, Lois Marry. LAST ROW: Martha Scott, Editor Janet Sellers: Robin Perry, Jane Taylor, Laurie Fenlon. The annual staff's job is to bring together different aspects of campus life into a single publication. Publishing a yearbook is an enormous task, and the- business staff is concerned with the money-raising projects. They sponsored the sweetheart contest and had fun with a gigantic, mouth-watering salad bar. Most of the creative staff's time, how- ever, was spent frantically trying to meet publishing deadlines and badgering the photographers for more pictures. But it is all worth it when the finished product comes out, because the staff has a lot of fun producing the yearbook. 78 ' W STU NT ARTISTS The remnants of the 1975 State Championship' football team weren't, according to the critics' predictions, capa- ble of producing a winning season in 1976. But, by some miracle, Coach Smith put together a football team that won Region 1A and headed for the South Georgia playoff. It took every one of the players on the 33-man team to attain this degree of success. The Brookwood Warriors of 1976 proved that they could reach the ultimate victory in the region with a relatively young team guided by the leadership of the talented upperclass- men. r X ' - ET W yuxmg, 1 . W, b, .. . - ' it at -Q. 'fl , W. as A6 he is . i Y ' . 2: 1976 WARRIORS- SEAIQ REGION 1 A CHAMPIONS ra BOTTOM, L-R: Jeff Jarnett - managerg Al Lanier, -Greg Overmier, Glenn Barrett, Lee Dunnam, Greg Russell, Robert Braswell, Don Jones, Keith Marshall, Mark Parker, Sam Duke, Mark King - manager. MIDDLE, L-R: Philip Watt - manager, Glynn Willis, Bob LeGette, Gene Phillips, Jay Smith, Ricky Pearce, Blake Bernier, Bill I-lodges, Joey Bentley, Rhett Butler, Robert Scott, Herbert Butler, Coach Steve Riley. 3 TOP, L-R: Coaches Scott Sterling, Joe Smithg Jerry Hancock, John Malone, David Dunnam, Bubba Allen, Neal Quirk, Rand Malone, Brad ' JiAlexander, Mike Bernier, Mike Andrews, Joe Turner, Coaches Bill Boyd and.Tom Johnson. A fi-Q,-yfggfwfgf,f,,m,1.::i,mein.ffifwffgsflmgm-ifivn 5f',w.f,1fff:wwfmfgmfw ..x. I 5 ,,', ,J 1 . smumfm-env'ui-Vfi'--L 5 1 f 'Wwifaew x wi nu ill' T! 'M W6- F J 1.1 4 1 Y x v Y X x Q Y 1 qw .- Q Y 1 Q x Y w 'I 'S x X1 Y T? X 88 Y QWNT' if 7 1 1. ,Ryu JUNIOR VARSITY WARRIORS - 1976 FRONT, L to R: Greg Overmier, Bob Wachtmeister, Bill Arwood, Tom Chubb, Joe Knapp, David Price, Rusty Miller, ,Ronnie Salter. 2n'd ROW: Kevin Lear, Bruce Muller, Travis Lastinger, Gene Strickland, Chris Jarrett, Robert Salter, Scott Peck, Jeff Bernier, Jim McRae, Jeff Fiveash. 3rd ROW: Coach Sterling, Robert Braswell, Ray Powell, Fred Murphy, Stephen Butler, Bill Hancock, Tim Sherrod, Andy Taylor, Bert Hodges, Robert Payne, Coach Boyd. - i A ' ' O T ' Our comparatively young Jr. Warriors show excellent potential for becoming model Warrior Varsity players. Under the leadership of Coach Boyd, these young men struggled for success, showing enthusiasm, pride, and determination even when the chips were down. This courage resulted in the ultimate climax of the season VICTORY OVER WESTBROOK 22 12 These developing athletes will step into varsity positions and continue to uphold Brookwood s outstanding football reputation Charisma bubbled over as these JV Cheerleaders Razzle Dazzled fans and football players. Their constant energy gave the Warriors a final boost to victory . Neal Quirk - Most Improved Brad Alexander - Most Valuable Player Warrior Award Outstanding Offensvie Back Bubba Allen - Outstanding Offensvie Lineman Don Jones Sportsmanship Award Herbert Butler Most Versatile Mike Bernrer Hustle Award Joe Turner Most Dedicated X 1976 FUOTBALL CHEERLEADERS The season began for them at Rollins, where they learned the ropes of the business. After working hard at NCA camp, they were ready for h L' f flash smiles and e y voices was often caught stealing the show from their debut in late August. This kicking, bouncing C orus ine. o y p pp the main attraction on the field. L-R: Lynn Taylor, Elizabeth McKinnon, Laurie Fenlon, Julie Cheney, Jackie Varnedve, Mary Eubanks, Robin Perry, Iulia Arwood. E H D s 5 SENIORQ SOAR INTD GRAND FINALE 'I P at TOP, L-R: Diane Leedy, Tracy Bridges, Cayla Miller, Jeanne Dillinger, Lois Manny, Bonnie Sue Jones, Beth Malone, Leigh Connor. BOTTOM, L-R: Laurie Willis, Belynda Singletary, Naomi Kennelty, Janis Knapp, Linda Jo Chancey - Senior, Jennifer Tanner, Natalie Harvard. Brookwood's first drill team added a new facet to football excitement with their half time shows. These dedicated showstoppers with the leadership and talent of Mrs. Ann McKinnon and Mrs. Nancy Jones worked hard at Camp during the summer, and their efforts paid off throughout the year from performances to parades. H i , -rr, , ,,,, , , fn, hu! -117, , nr, BROOKWOOD WARRIORS - SEAIQ STATE CHAMPIONS FRONT: Lee Russell, Herbert Butler, John Crew, Sam Harper, Don Jones BACK David Dunnarn, Mark Sanford, Bert Harper Rick Singletary, Neal Quirk, Rand Malone, Tom Muller, Hill Smith, Brad Alexander, Coach Tom Johnson. W The ultimate goal, the final achievement - winning the State Championship! It was a season of many surprises and many unbe+ lievable results. Guided by man whose strong leadership prol vided the skills and enthusiasm necessary for winning, this team excelled in every way possiblel and their desire to win made their dream come true. As they pushed their way to the top, they produced a record never before seen - the record of the Class State Champion basketball team of 1976-1977, the Brookwood Warriorsg Q4-O 1 5 Y A 9 N Q o Q45 in .zz f , Q Q f '- 1 ? i . 225 W ig? Q . I 5 ' 'fa ' 'E' K ,,'f-' Y - 5. Wffmkwe -PQ.: 5 541 S W e nj ' , ky? 1' 4 ' 1 ye 'L2L 1' - 9352? J- .ha ' , K5 '- 4. 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The close teamwork and total cooperation of this mixture of growing experience and young talent were revealed through their never-ending spirit. These girls showed skeptical fans that they possessed the characteristics of winners. Determination and desire were shared as they reached their goal: Together with Pride . 1sm'f1-fmf.gaf-iasfwsmz-H f-::f2siif212?s2Qfz:zssfzsuM5222Fiiffmmwwffii E I 'S 3 Z: 2 ,S 3 , Q M ! ig E1 2525 Robin Perry Janet Sellers TWO SPECIAL QENIORS l Audiences could barely resist getting into the action with these six spunky girls outyelling all opposing team cheerleaders. Their support influenced our 1976-1977 State Champions and backed them from beginning to end. BOTTOM TO TOP: Mary Eubanks, Julie Cheney, Beth Malone, Julia Arwood, Jackie Varnedoe, Laurie Willis. Mary Eubanks - Captain Individuals Singled Oui For Leading Roles Ai Baskeiball Banque? Rand Malone: Most Rebounds, Most Valuable Player: John Crew: Spirit Award: Rick Singletary: Most Improved, All Region: Neal Quirk: Most Improved, All Region: Hill Smith: Most Valuable Player: Brad Alexander: Most Rebounds, Out- standing Defensive Player, All Region, Honorable Mention All State. Ladg Warriors Sieal Cenier Couri Spoilighi Lib Wight: Most Valuable Player: Laurie. Fenlon: Outstanding Defen- sive Player: Julie Bryan: Best Rebounder, Most Improved: Robin Perry: Spirit Award. JUNIOR VARSITY BUYS' BASKETBALL 1976-1977 L-R: Joe Knapp, Ray Powell, Jeff Bernier, Stephen Butler, Chris Jarrett, Tom Chubb, Brad Bennett, Bert Hodges, Kevin Quirk, Coach Steve Riley, Kevin Chason, Scott Kipling, Robert Payne, Iohnf Malone, Jerry Hancock, Tim Sherrod , Bill Hancock . V Thanks to our six sparkling J.V. Basketball Cheerleaders and their enthusiasm and energy both our teams had successful seasons. Coach Riley continued his outstanding record in Junior Varsity coaching as he directed his team to an 8-3 total season record. They accomplished many goals during their season and also developed the skills necessary for victory. Our girls' team also excelled in many ways during their 7-4 season. Coach Sterling gave them the encouragement needed, and in return they played some extraordinary bas- ketball games. The future looks bright for our Varsity girls' team. A Spring Sporls Close The Curiain On School Aihlehos BASEBALL Brad Alexander Best Batting Average Most Valuable Player Golden Glove Award SOFTBALL Marge Hackney Most Valuable Player Honorable Mention All Region Team Beth Chambers All Region Team GOLF: Bill Hodges - Lowest Season Average Rick Singletary - Region Tournament Medalist TENNIS: Julie Bryan - Most Valuable Girl Brad Alexander - Most Valuable Boy ? fWWm? l Our fine stock of underclass- men came to the rescue again as they won the state champion- ship in golf for the third year in a row. They did this without a single senior on the team. Even though they began slowly, everyone got his game together towards the end of the season. Bill Hodges led the team com- posed of Mark Parker, Rick Sin- gletary, Richard Middleton, and Rusty Miller with a sizzling '75 in the state tournament. 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Their teamwork, cooperation, and especially their ability to enjoy playing softball with each other give Brookwood an encouraging prediction for future seasons. -on ei K 1: Gi 2 Q 2? 7 3 5. Our tennis team has always flourished because so many indi- viduals possess the coordination and concentration necessary to master this sport. This year we sent six members to Region. Lau- rie Fenlon and Julia Arwood rep- resented us in doubles, while Julie Bryan faced the awesome Robin Carter in singles. Rhett Butler and Brian Chason won Region doubles and went on to state along with Brad Alexander, our Region singles champion. VARSITY FOOTBALL 8-3 Overall Record Home 20 Terrell Academy 12 12 Deerfield 13 41 Robert Toombs 14 7 Southwest Ga. 6 34 Citizens Christian 6 14 Pineland '7 3 1 Westbrook O 39 Tiftarea 14 6 Westwood 12 22 Westwood 216 O Pathway 7 it 'Region Playoff i South Ga. Championship JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Overall Record I -4 Home 0 Westbrook 14 6 Ravenwood 40 6 Ravenwood 12 22 Westbrook 12 120 VARSITY BASKET- BALL Home VARSITY GIRLS' Q4-O Overall BASKET- Record BALL W two d Vjfwooi lo- 1 o Overall Bainbridge Regopd Terrell Academy Home Tiftarea Westwood 37 Bainbridge Valwood 29 Pineland Bainbridge 10 Ravenwood Terrell 36 GCS Academy Westbrook Tiftarea 48 Terrell Bainbridge 22 Academy Pineland 25 Westwood GCS 25 Ravenwood Ravenwood 36 Pineland Westbrook 24 Tiftarea Terrell 58 Valwood Academy Westbrook Westwood 38 GCS Ravenwood 33 Westwood Pineland 35 Crisp Tiftarea 40 Academy Valwood 40 GCS Westbrook 22 Robert GCS 23 Toombs Bainbridge 223 Windsor Worth 643 Tatnall Square rRegion Tourney BRegion Tourney 6 'l'State Tourney J V BOYS BASKET BALL Overall Record Home Barnbrrdge Chrrstran Oaks Academy 16 Ga Chrrstran 36 Ravenwood 14 Oaks Academy25 R' Ravenwood Westbrook it 4 Ga Christian Westbrook Ga Christian i'Tournament BASEBALL SOFTBALL Overall Record 5-2 Overall Record O-7 Home Home 2 Pineland 8 Pineland 22 Westbrook 1 18 Westbrook 14 Ga. Christian 1 Ga. Christian 19 Valwood 1 Valwood 1 Pineland 8 Pineland 18 Westbrook 9 Westbrook 6 Ga. Christian 4 Ga. Christian TENNIS Overall Record r O O 8-3 33 ' ' 20 39 28 . ' ' . 36 35 Westbrook 25 48 35 30 27 26 2 . ' ' 27 24 22 39 . ' ' 44 7 Q l Home 10 Westwood 2 J.V. GIRLS' GOLF BASKETBALL 11 Westbrook 1 11 Westwood 1 2 Deerfield 10 1 Deerfield 16 12 Pineland 4 11 Westbrook 1 '7 Valwood '7 Windsor Park 8 Academy 4 '7 Valwood 6 Overall Record 7-4 Home 344 Tift Area Home 320 Deerfield 23 Oaks Academy 22 335 Pineland 10 Bainbridge 6 319 Sourhwood . Christian Valwood 5 Ga. Christian 319 Deerfield 10 Ravenwood 320 Pinel-and 23 Ga. Christian Tift-area 22 Westbrook 324 BI13IWOOCl 30 Oaks Academy r 9 Ravenwood 'Region Tournament 42 Westbrook i State Tournament '12 Valwood 29 Westbrook al' TOllII'13I'I'1e1'1I Overall Record 9-O 470 341 411 326 394 332 364 404 330 5 wi SPECIAL EFFECTS :gr 5 , Mimi.-:MQW -'aw' f -1 , J LARO L In an atmosphere of the OLD SOUTH a spectacular half- time show was performed for a packed homecoming crowd. Later that night, the spirit of the previous day's pep rally was rekindled, as fans enjoyed student government pizza and talked over the victory. The weekend came to a cli- matic close as the sound of Cooper's Ironworks filled the ears of dancers at the traditional homecoming affair. il i, l t , X., , . Q tx fr , V ' 2 N., ,X V M' X3 3 3,1 I , I t . XL , 3 up l i W MISS SWEETHEART '77 sag RF a v I i s E.- Ask any Brookwood boy what February 14 means to him and he'll'say beautiful girls and Sweethearts. The two are one and the same when the yearbook staff sponsors the annual Miss Sweetheart Contest. Held at night this year for the first time, the contest featured sev- enteen lovely contestants who vied for top honors in daytime dresses, pantsuits, and evening gowns. A morning coffee at Box Hall Plantation provided the setting for the judges' interviews. When all the events were concluded, an astounded but radiant Robin Perry was crowned Miss Sweetheart 1977 , with the court consisting of Julie Bryan, Janet Sellers, and Mary Eubanks. 99 127 9 wt am ff--',- N- -ff,- W -M f-fW v- -f--f-- -ff--A 1 wwaafgmf-gf., f . . ,swim1.11.1myati115-fm1is.xx1.:mumfmlziwtzgigggwwf. Qiudenis Show Caring Bg Sharing Student activities duringq the Christmas season gave a special emphasis on carin when t e Sophomore Class adopted a wel- fare family. Clot es and gifts were collected, wrap ed, and delivered by 32 enthusiastic tenth graders. The entire school con- tinued the spirit of Christmas by participating in the Salvation Army Canned Food Drive. Other traditional events included the Spanish Car- oling, parties, and the door decorating-1 contest. The theme of t e Twelve Days of Christmas brought a lst place ribbon to the Senior door. 'A 1 at vsas . X , 5 H at L ' 2 X 5 fi ' , A, -f w M ahah Q . 4 . X if x x R , A t 1 ' 1 5 , i 5 lg 8 W . :X if 1 as X, X F sf Q 1 3 Q5 i 'N' aeW1Lge1gq,.tfeiztwazia wi 1 C, V sign ni Q , 1 5 4 x ix i Q is m Q KR ' x t 'l a ig Qi? 1 X f 3 JH x is 9 qglgx K 5, ' a.:,aem:,e,s zwegags wgsqgagggxfr zqi en, 1 A- ngeles sirz'as211b1q:img 3 2 2 if siizgztsash ,assay as ,gas.,fK5a, -M:,.,uwfe,1manf-.11,,,m, t,,., W1 W, . , ,..,,.,,. t,,. X v,...., ..., , ,. ,, Elemenlarg Has A Fun And Successful Year 4? . A busy elementary school produced actors and actresses in plays that were fun for all as the first grade ducks waddled across the stage and the third grade rnvrted a Brontosaurus for a visrt The artwork of the students provided a colorful background for lunching faculty and kids rn the cafeteria Wind up activities for the elementary school were numerous but always happy times The Pre-First graduates received special diplomas to be cherished for 12 years At the sixth grade graduation Dawn Allen and Todd Bennett were the recipients of the citizenship trophies. Again, Ms. Britton and the Drama Department produced a State-Winning play, Prometheus. Prometheus captured the Region title in Tifton and had two actors cited as Best Actress and Best Actor - Robin Perry and Joe Bass. The cast then traveled to Statesboro for State Competition. As the winners were announced in Georgia Southern Auditorium , the cast sensed a sure victory. arm, --f : '- .EQ lf' Promeiheus Burns A Paih To Qiardom And To Siaie Joe Bass Mlke Bernler Gre Connell Lon Chapman Jeanne D1111nger Tammy E111s Mary Eubanks Jeff Jarrett Debbre Lane Evelyne Marsrly Robrn Perry Janet Se11ers Lynn Taylor CREW Becky Crrttenden Carol Palmer V Z Glynn W1l11S Jamle Luckle DIRECTOR Ms Annette Bruton CA ST Mike Shiver Drama.i Mufiq. Taleni Provide A The drama classes provided the school with a touch of class. Various plays were produced throughout the year for different money-raising projects. School with Cultural Evenis RI W .5 Mn . t izfxsii 2 Brookwood was pleased to have a variety of cultural events. Again, the Annual Staff provided the students with a talent show. Linda Chancey was announced the winner with the duet of Joe Bass and Tammy Ellis capturing second place. The Blue Denim Band was third. Later in the year, Pace Academy Glee Club visited the school while touring Georgia. Another touring group, the Academy Theatre of Atlanta, showed the students what Dreams are. f f V 'is-,, K' if s'J f ls iflff fell ' .nv1'.i2s:f ' 1 t A . if is fs E Qs. pi .V als 5 ss is -L . .K . 1 S5551 rg: F N T w K 1 is ,. . 'Sl 'QM Q A is lp . in s N x S , i ws' wi Q s J mn Evelgne Has Her Nighi The traditional American Field Service dinner had a distinctive Belgian flair this spring. Our AFS exchange student, Evelyne Marsily from Antwerp, Belgium, was the honor guest as the local chapter entertained Brookwood parents and friends at a fund-raising dinner. Held in the fantastically-decorated gym, the dinner featured a menu highlighted by prime rib and fancy deserts and served by members of the Tri-Hi-Y. Eve- lyne delighted her audience with both her slides of her homeland Y and also her participation in a fun audience game with her American sister, Lynn Taylor. Through the successful evening the AFS chapter again proved its ingenuity in producing winners and its determination in securing annual funds for the organiza- tion. 5 E As we srudenrs ar Brookwood look back over the years ro 1977, we will always remember a special face rhar helped ro brighren our days. The face is :har of our firsr female exchange srudenr, Evelyne Marsily from Antwerp, Belgium. Evelyne has been an ever-smiling asser ro the halls of Brool-cwood and ru rhc cnmmunirics nearby. While living with her American family, the leon Taylors. Evelyne has been able to be a pan of many activites ar Brook- wood. She was :here wirh rhe girls' baskezball team as never-ending support, she helped ru capture rhe 1-avr play srare rirle as an acrress and as a reehni- cian, she rried her hand at tennis, and was inducred into rhe Narional Honor Socicry. All in all, Evelyne will be an individual who will have contributed her rimc and a whole year of her life ro rhe students here. May the Warrior Smfl speak for rhe enrire srudenz body when it says that Evelyne Paule Renee Marie Marsily has been a joy to have around, and we will all hold a place in our hearrs for her, even when she is far away. We will always remember her. Juniors Lasi Fling Furnish For Seniors The Class of '7 8 showed flabergasted prom-goers that they were able to create a wonderland - a Saturday in the Park. As students danced to the familiar sound of Paradise Lost and ate goodies that were prepared, they all agreed that the wicked juniors had outdone s l i it themselves. As the memory book reminded us, the party was a wonderful 1ast fling as the Seniors pre- pared to move on, and the Juniors prepared to move up. 5 sg QE , H f ff 4 ,, .Q Q Q W4 wa ., Qi, 8- gr dk . g K ,K Z FAREWE LL - L l 4 I E STARS A E I O SENIOR SUPERLATIVEQ L to R: Janet Sellers, Jeff Jarrett, Hill Smith, Rand Malone, Brad Alexander, Robin Perry. A HONOR COUNCIL FRONT: Andrea McKenzie, Jane Taylor, Beth Hodges. BACK: Rand Malone, Gene Philips, Sam Dyke . NOT PICTURED: Kevin Quirk. ACADEMIC BOWL TOP, L-R: Rand Malone, Sam Harper, Jeff Jarrett. BOTTOM, L-R: Lance Driggers, Julie Cheney, Robin Perry, Julia Arwood, Brian Chason . 146 BOWL TEAMS t MATH BOWL TOP, L-R: Rand Malone, Bert Har- per, Hill Smith. BOTTOM, L-R: Jeff , Jarrett, Julie Che- ney, Sam Harper, Beth Chambers , Blair Johnson. THE FACULTY SCHOLARSHIP DON JONES PATRICIA JAMES BULLOCK MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP GENE PHILLIPS FIRST NATIONAL BANK SCHOLARSHIP BLAIR JOHNSON L-R: Blair Johnson, Gene Phillips, Don Jones. DAR GOOD CITIZEN JEFF JARRETT DAR AMERICAN HISTORY AWARD MARTHA SINGLETARY DEPARTMENT MEDALS English. Drama. Ari L to R: Lee Russell, Dawn Alligood, Robert Salter, Brad Bennett, Kevin Quirk, Chris Tanner. 2nd: Bruce Mul- ler, Jeff Rawlings, Louise Wight, Mar- tha Singletary, Julie Cheney, Karen Bush, Julie Atwood, Elise Smith, Lewis Hall Singletary. 3rd: Lynn Tay- lor, Mary Eubanks, Becky Crittenden, Beth Chambers, Linda Chancey, Jane Taylor, Jeff Jarrett. 4th: Robin Perry, Kay Keyton, Evelyne Marsily, Rand Malone, David Dunnam, Hill Smith, Jamie Luckie, Sam Harper, Philip Watt, Jeanne Dillinger, Greg Connell, Tammy Ellis. 5th: Blair Johnson, Mark Parker, Robert Zavaleta, Don Jones. Maih. Social Qiudies L to R: Brad Bennett, Jeff Bernier, Dawn Alligood, Holly Bellows, Mel- issa Smith, Joni Sanford, Tom Chubb, Leigh Conner, Chris Tanner, Debbie Ragan, 2nd: Dianne Leedy, Bruce Muller, Laurie Willis, Louise Wight, Martha Singletary, Julie Cheney, Karen Bush, Kevin Quirk, Ann Shack- elford, Elise Smith. 3rd: Susan Ken- non, Celeste Chason, Mary Eubanks, Debbie Lane, Beth Chambers, Janis Knapp, Jane Taylor. 4th: Kay Keyton, Hill Smith, Jamie Luckie, Julie Bryan, Sam Harper, Claire Chason, Gene Philips. 5th: Brad Alexander, Jerry Hancock, Mark Parker, John Rlnlfu-an 'Dau 'Dnnvall fflunn YAHJJJQ Science. Language L to R: Debbie Ragan, Dawn Alligood Elise Smith 2nd: Bruce Muller, Holly Bellows, Melissa Smith Mar tha Singletary, Julie Cheney, Karen Bush 3rd Sam Harper, John Malone, Ellen Andrews Beth Chambers Jane Taylor. 4th: Philip Watt, Jerry Hancock Mark Parker, Robert Zavaleta, Bert Hodges , , 5'XSGEfZi-JIZGE Ez Kyyzififzgq K E Robin Perrg . SERVICE AWARDS 4 JAYCEEQ MATH - SCIENCE AWARD HEADMA9:l'ER'S usr TOP, L-R: Philip Watt, Jerry Hancock, Hill Smith, Sam Harper, MAI-ONE Rand Malone, Mark Parker, Julie Arwood, Beth Chambers, Jane Taylor, Joni Sanford, Louise Wight, Melissa Smith, Martha Singletary, Cindi Clanton, Julie Cheney, Deb- bie Ragan, Elise Smith. SCHOLASTIC LEADERS NEDT COMMENDED LIST TOP, L-R: Sam Harper, Jane Taylor, TOP, L-R: Joey Bentley, Sam Harper, Mark Parker, Lori Chapman, Jerry Hancock, Julie Cheney, Debbie Jeanne Dillinger, Caren McKenzie, Martha Singletary, Tom Chubb, Ragan. Martha Singletarv. Louise Wight, Melissa Smith, Debbie Alligood, Sara Davis, Debbie a 'fm jy !5!? Q5E 'Tm iw' Y-v5Mi?9i?Ti PM mf gswigagfiw' gf wafg Mm if W f ff 'S f 1 Ewgxif yggggmi jg, Q W5 .Nag f3ff33f?wf5 23,13-lxifgg Qi K J 4 MM 'M Rfgv5,5.,,5w,w,i54 g ax 4 -1 gh my mv, Qnsvggfg wx ,x S ggwif mwfwi ffm ef? gif gs Q E NT , ,ss XL Elia Q A 5 X Q K ig 5 ' 1 Vw ,- tv, x r I 3 r N V i G i I VALEDICTORIAN Jane Taylor S TAR SAL U TA TORIAN Hill Smith STAR STUDENT C EA HER Jeff Jarrett Mrs. Brenda Lucas Ei xi 1. A AWARDS NIGHT DEPARTMENT AWARDS: Each academic department at Brookwood School awards medals to those students having the three highest averages in each class. Gold, silver, and bronze medals are presented. SENIOR HIGH SERVICE AWARD: This award is presented for outstanding service during the past school year to a ninth - eleventh grader. JUNIOR HIGH SERVICE AWARD: This award is presented for outstanding service during the past school year to a seventh or eighth grader. DAR AMERICAN HISTORY AWARD: The student with the highest average in an American History course receives this honor given by the DAR. DAR GOOD CITIZEN: This senior DAR award is voted on by the Senior Class and the faculty and is based on the qualities of leadership, patriotism and service. IAYCEES MATH-SCIENCE AWARD: The Jaycees award is given to the senior who has the highest aver- age in advanced math and science courses. LITERARY MEET: Students participate in region and state competition in oral interpretation, essay, and spelling. EXCELLENCE IN WRITING: A student is selected by the English Department to receive this honor based on creativity and consistency in good writing skills. CREATIVITY IN MATH: The math department honors the student who demonstrates a high degree of origi- nality in his math work. MATHEMATICS TOURNAMENT TEAM: Selected math students compete against other schools in indi- vidual and group contests in this annual event. SENIOR SUPERLATIVES: A fourth of the present graduating class represent the Senior Superlatives. They are selected as outstanding leaders of their class. The faculty has the distinction of voting on the superlatives based on nominations from the Senior Class. STAR STUDENT AND TEACHER: The state STAR student program recognizes the senior who has the highest SAT score and ranks in the upper third of his class. The STAR student, in turn, selects his own STAR teacher as the one who has contributed the most to his education. NEDT COMMENDED LIST: Seventh and tenth graders who scored in the top percentiles on the National Education Development Test were selected for the commended list. This test is an achievement test adminis- tered in the spring . UNIVERSITY OP GEORGIA ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS: The University of Georgia honors outstanding juniors each year for their leadership abilities and high academic records . PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE JUNIOR FELLOWS: Presbyterian College recognizes outstanding juniors for their excellent academic standings. YEARBOOK AWARD: The staff member who contributes the most in all areas of yearbook production receives this award. PATRICIA JAMES BULLOCK MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP: This scholarship is presented to a rising senior for the purpose of providing financial assistance towards his Brookwood tuition during his final year in high school. It is based on need and worthiness. FIRST NATIONAL BANK SCHOLARSHIP: This scholarship is presented to a senior for his use in meeting college tuition requirements. BROOKWOOD FACULTY SCHOLARSHIP: This scholarship is presented to a senior for his use in meeting college tuition requirements. HEADMASTER'S LIST: Those students who have received no six weeks grade lower than an 85 are recog- nized by being named to the I-Ieadmaster's List. SCHOLASTIC LEADER AWARDS: The top student in each of the grades in the secondary school C7-129 is named the Scholastic Leader for his class. The highest academic average is computed for the present school year only. TWELPTH GRADE SALUTATORIAN: The member of the Senior Class having the second highest aca- demic accumulative average is the Salutatrian. This student must have been at Brookwood at least four full school years. The Salutatorian wears a braided gold tassel signifying his honor position at graduation. TWELFTH GRADE VALEDICTORIAN: The member of the Senior Class having the highest academic accumulative average is the Valedictorian. This student must also have been at Brookwood at least four full school years. The Valedictorian wears the gold tassel and graduates Summa Cum Laude. HIGHEST HONDRQ AND HONDRARY ORGANIZATIONS I-IEADMASTER'S AWARD: As the highest award presented to a senior at Brookwood School, the Headmas- ter's Award is given to that senior who is deemed the Best All Around. She is also the student who will be remembered as having contributed the most to all areas of school life. The recipient of this award is voted on by the faculty on the basis of her outstanding accomplishments in school activities, service to the school, and leadership abilities. This award is presented at graduation to a student who has been at Brookwood at least four full school years. PATRICIA JAMES BULLOCK MEMORIAL SERVICE AWARD: The highest award based on service is presented to a senior for his contributions during his high school years. This award is given to honor unselfish and unpaid service to the school by one who has attended for at least three full school years. The Patricia James Bullock Memorial Service Award is also given at graduation. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: As an honorary club, the Louise Jeans Hines Chapter of the National Honor Society is composed of juniors and seniors who have accumulative averages of 88 and above. These members are also chosen on the basis of character, leadership, and service. New Members are tapped into the society in the early spring of each year. NHS members are recognized at graduation by gold mortarboard tassels. HONOR COUNCIL: Upholding the rules of the Honor Code, the student judiciary organization, called the Honor Council, consists of seven elected students. This group enforces the by-laws of the Code which make lying, stealing, and cheating violations of student honor. The Honor Council hears cases of Code infractions and recommends penalties to the administration. The student body elects seven new members each spring. Awards not pictured in Honors section: UNIVERSITY OP GEORGIA ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS: Julie Cheney. Gene Phillips. 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P O BOX 380, SMITH AVENUE, THOMASVILLE, GA, 31792 C9121 226-1881 CASH AND CARRY FEEDS, . INC. P.O. Box 241 BELL Whigham, Ga. 31797 Phone: 762-3011 CHEVROLET and INC. 762-4031 Owners Owners U ASVe84NatE8th C. J. Jowers A. H. Mason Phone 377 1042 or 226 7501 Slnce 1898 W. FEIN G 81 SON., INC. vz2?f goyfzki- 3914924 P O. Box 529 5 Telephone 226-0411 Jackson and Madison Sts 160 THOMASVILLE GEORGIA 3 1792 SING 7 5 SING GJL CEOMPANY RCDMAN GATE RESTAURANT 84 LOUNGE Lasagna Seafood Spaghetti 313 Smith Ave 5 Y M , fm Agents -:- Brokers -:- Underwriters Phone 377-3652 X 214 Finf Sf!99i, S. E. O FICE A B ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE cmno, GEORGIA 31728 Get Your Moneyif Worth The Citizens SL Southern Bank of Thomas County THOMASVILLE, GA. Main Office: 403 North Broad Street Gateway Office: Gateway Shopping Center Member FDIC ,sreggyiw s i F523 Mififiiri 0 Eff , ras .flfifiiiii ii 'fjf ,N ,,,,,, 'iifTi111 his www jpprlqggtfvw n u ns: Rl es mc. 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TURNER HARDWARE AND STARKA INDUSTRIES FURNITURE 53ffxffdManggZCT5EBs P.o. Box 687 Pelham, Ge. 31779 Phone: 294-2011 Thomasvlue' Ga' Tifton, Valdosta, Bainbridge DORIS J. DRAKE NEEDLEWORK DESIGNS Monticello Rd. P.O. Box 442 Thomasville, Ga. Phone: 226-4739 ' .V 1 4 ' Q . 1' , WATER WASTE MEETING THE GROWING DEMAND FOR CLEAN WATER Davco-Defiance DAVIS METER AND SUPPLY FARM RESTAU- RANT AND HAYLOFT I LGUNGE ,. fig , W if lv X :lg -.. if ' by 5.6 I , Wg V111 Q N ' , 'K . is 3 Q T1 05.42 . J V A 'G I :. L Y 'J I X ll l Rv ' :A ,I A Izzo ' ' A PHARMACY NQQQAAQA -+SwA 122 N. Broad St. Thomasville, Ga Emu, Phone: 226-4411 . J 41 Iilxlxlulln I Banquet facilities up to 200 . Holiday Inn Thomasville, Ga. 226-7111 Congra+ula'fions and Bes+ Wishes +o THE SENIORS OF I977 TALBOT NUNNALLY REAL ESTATE BROKER 220 E. Washington St. 'xx N1 R, YM ' ' r Xfx Com pIimen+s of THOMASVILLE FLowER sHoP 322 S. Broad St. Lurlie McRae Shop - 226-3424 Home - 226-3014 .35 X ' KJ 4' df 51-v',j,.f RAGAN Morris 81 Decoraiors MCM I PRODUCE FOR HOME AND BUSINESS State Farmers' Market Smith Avenue Thomasville, Georgia 105 N. Crawford St. Thomasville, Ga. 226-3959 FRESH PRODUCE OF THE SEASON HUGH ROCKETT FAULK CHEVROLET INSURANCE COMPANY AUTO - LIFE - HOME - HEALTH - BUSINESS 216 s D n st. W 1630 East Jackson 228 0870 3 Th masville, Georgia INSURANCE? . 68 GRADY TRACTCDR COMPANY Telephone 377-3385 Cairo, Georgia 31728 LESLEY BARRETT SONNY MARSHALL A 30 9:525- loulfmlli 169 . 5 ifsasf-as Complimenfs of ROSE CITY SEAFOOD Retail - Wholesale 526 W . Jackson 226-0807 Fresh Seafood Daily FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF GRADY COUNTY Cairo whigham Office: Office: 377-3002 762-3801 762-3811 MCKINNON REALTY CO. Sales - Rentals Leases for Over 35 Years C. W. McKinnon, Sr. C. W. McKinnon, II. 226-3165 109 S. Broad St. Thomasville, Ga. Complimen+s of: TIMBERLAKE elk Huakon Your Happy Shopping Store COMPANY YS11 PP sf? h 11 G Xmulff x x Q KRES JEWELERS O 1335 10 d S h 11 G 6 661 F 81 W FARM SERVICE, INC. CALDWELL 81 LANGFORD a,.ff'f1+f? 'fi avfllg,' .M-' ---s 7 ,y g -1 :ww . fi-if-'N-1 'F JW 'N -,, , A A M ' Since 1871 320 N. Broad 226-4511 Thomasville Main sr. Coolidge 346-3466 We Q? w W 6 OW .B er? We Have a Sweetness . Q' ' 3 You Can Afford cgzngfefazy is QLZQZPKA-50pp5 314 South Broad Street Thomasville, Georgia 31792 Jimmy Singletary, Owner Dial 226-5880 CYour Local Chem-Nut Dealerj Peanut, Grain Buying and Storage Cairo - Thomasville, Georgia P.O. Box 767 - Thomasville, Georgia 31792 Thomasville Phone Cairo Phone 226-1305 377-3056 172 Y' QQ Ylg Qc: BARBER SHOP 19 d forM dW 6 5 - 1 - l i l V CAIRO SALES CORPORATION f I I I I 5 ,v,,,,,,,,,,J U S Hgh y8 E C G g 37 -392 COFFEE INTERIORS FOR THE FINEST IN INTERIOR DECORATING 5 SB d 6852 Complimen+s of CLARK FUNERAL HOME S 400 Albany Rd. Telephone: Thomasville, Ga. 226-1611 ATICNAL BANK 0F THOMASVILLE-THOMAS COUNTY Tn+oMAsvu.LE's NEWEST BANK FULL SERVICE BANKING: C C II' e C ki n 9 .. ...-. - 4.1.1 ..-.-. , ,...11:1:z:a:522eiz2z:z:g1.. 0 Safe Deposit I 0 I n s t a I I m en t La a n s I I o C o m m e r c 1 a I L o a n s ..... ' E 0 D ri v e I n Wi ncl o w B cl n ki n g as , ' U . New Outlook Club LOCALLY OWNED 220 North Crawford Street ,mm ,t,,, ,um,k,,,K,,m Thomasville, Georgia 226-68I2 Member of Federal Reserve System A FULL SERVICE I BANK MODERN BUILDERS, INC. Building Materials 413 S. Dawson Street THE Home BUILDERS Thomasville, Ga. 31792 Dial 226-5583 Congra+uIaI'ions From' JONES TRACTOR eEoRelA CRATE 8. 3' EQUIPMENT CO BASKET COMPANY Manufacturers of WIREBOUND CONTAINERS P.O. Box 46 19125226-2541 Thomasville, Ga . 31792 INC. P.O. Box 1306 Thomasville, Ga. 31792 JOHN Dllll The ,Q .,,A AIIII Illl, f I,k'K'l,,, G H ,,I,Ix N. S2 ,-if ff 1.9.311'1:g., :::'1::1','f. 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Jackson St. Ph0I16 Thomasville, Ga. 226-6722 GRACO FERTILIZER COMPANY Liquid and Solid Mixers of High Grade Fertilizers - Seed - Processed Pine Bark Cotton Hull Ash Phone 377-1602 Cairo, Ga . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 181 CVVh?1 spoil 50 or any otger bank? b I i Thomasville , Ga . 1BANK F- f I , i 9 9 3 Q 1 w i 1 f w n w w A X x gs w Q V I . r l 1 I y A i 1 X I X . r tzsmifmki- it eucmhm... W'f Q2A!g4V' W ,,-., E1 Qui -WMM is mf lla- Spence Oldsmobile - Buick, lnc J. Norwood Clark Really Co., lnc Harry's Amoco Service S+a+ion Por+er's David and Grace S+allings Grady Coun+y Mills, Inc. Powell Nurseries Widener Insurance Cobb T.V. and Elec+ronics Grady's Seafood MCC Financial Services Driggers Air Condiiioning Leo Palmer Chasiain Clark F. J. Williams Service S+a'rion Joe Knapp Rayann's Chris+ian Booksrore The Pholo Shop The Farmer's Bank of Pelham Hodges Jewelry Co. Gad-A-Bouls, Inc. J. C. Penney Co. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Luka and Rick Dr. and Mrs. Maurice Tanner Mushrooms and Bu++er1'lies Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Manny Lewis Clark Co. David Clark Real+y CNS Single+ary Tire Service Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Leedy Red Murphy's Exxon Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Park Dr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Gales Louie's Salad Bowl Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Gravely Mrs. Thomas P. Chubb Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Davis Dr. and Mrs. Bill Arwood Mr. and Mrs. Joe E. Beverly Dr. and Mrs. Vance Wa++ Mr. and Mrs. Maxey Powell James C. Dalrymple - Class of '75 Wal+on C. Bernier Mr. and Mrs. Richard Funderburlc The John Wighls Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Hines Bernard Lanigan, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. J. Allen Eubanks Bernard Lanigan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Russell P. Chubb Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bur+on Dr. and Mrs. Joe Rawlings Ed Chambers, Agenl' - Slale Farm Insurance Mr. and Mrs. Al Dixon Vann's Men's 8: Boys' Shop Manz Jewelers Anonymous ETC. my , . 187 1 'W11 falfm4v:1afe21fu v1 nyfzzffiwfffiiy ' As the year ends, each person retains memories We are all lndlvlduals, who unite together as one, The people who have been the living sparks of Brookwood must find new places for themselves - Each of us asks questions, and some remain Julie Arwood Faculty Editor Jeanne Singletary, Caren McKenzie Assistants Mary Eubanks Classes Editor Elizabeth McKinnon, Janis Knapp Assistants Laurie Fenlon Clubs Editor Ellen Andrews, Lib unanswered. But we all remaln lndlvlduals - which IS a powerful force in our world! And so we bid farewell to you, In hopes that you will enloy your 7977 yearbook. ddluuu Editor THE T977 WARRIOR STAFF JANET SELLERS - EDITOR Wight, Jeanne Dillinger Assistants Debbie Lane Sports Editor Mark Parker Assistant Robin Perry Spec. Act. 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