Carver High School - Tigonian Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 276 of the 1980 volume:

The stride of a tiger is sleek and strong; Always with a direction, a purpose. Following a rainbow of colors to reach its goal. Graceful yet forceful; Knowing it can’t be stopped. This is the stride of a Carver Tiger. 1980 Tigonian Carver High School Columbus, Georgia Striding For Uniqueness 4 Being different is one of our main goals. Each one of us is different from the others and we always try to sustain this uniqueness. Equality is rarely seen around campus because every Tiger has his or her own style. This style is brought out in our performances and even in our daily routines. 5 6 We are working hard to be perfect in everyway. Our flaws are almost nonexistent; but we always can make room for improvement. Each task, each perfor- mance is done with the thought of making it the high- est degree of excellence that can be attained. Striding “Carver-ly” 11 We are constantly striving for complete contentment in ourselves and with everything around us. Our desires and expectations have to be fulfilled before our beauty can be let out for others to see. All of our demands must be met or else we are left with a feeling of emptiness in our surroundings and ourselves. This emptiness only makes the path to our goals longer and lonelier. u 14 n r 6 Lamar Crowell Barbara Chadwick 'Greg Jones 'Wanda Gibson Eric Pinkett John Camp Chris Ikner AT j Wanda Thomas 18 19 20 Kelvin Clark 'Kelvin Washington ‘Patricia Gordon ‘Kim Nettles Cindy James Ron Herbst 'Robin Herring Patricia Smith Elaine Smith Theresa Davis Angie Davis Ms. Masters J. Mencer Kindrick Angela Williams Jennifer Daugherty Dma Hinds y( bolsby. Lor Dahor , I J€T IOK 22 Ivan Dixon Cathy Ellison ‘Jimi R. Kennedy Alesia Feggans •Clifton Cook Cedric Foster 0Tony Gibson . 'Shelia Big O Knowles Tracy Wade mfames Harold Pringle 23 24 Kelly Long ‘Sandra Nimmons ‘Ricky Vinyard Rex Bridier Felicia Downs David Moore Laurie Wilson •Phylis Ewins Colette Williams Ed Dalton Ralph Salas 24 Samantha Gates Oo 25 27 28 29 ‘Stanley White Michelle Sumrall Carlene Grable 30 25 •Robin Bowen Donna Gresham Sun Hui Brown 'Valerie Hill Plathon Watson Gail Bearel Vivian Blackmon Chan tale Joseph 'Linda w % f . q I fca 8 I V . Darrin 18 jut Stewart Sandra Davis Audrey Davis Debbie Culpepper Leatta Robinson Sharon Lowe 26 Alan Fountain Pat k Childress 8 Diane Martineau Sebrina Beasley Linda Nelson Anna M. Spencer Mary Hardwick Lisa Tidd Tina Webb Pam Hale Andrea rno Melinda 20 ‘Dee Dee Biskup Charlene M. Baskin Dorothy Rogers Neal ‘Mildred Wright Roderick Leonard Dena Nettles Atkinson ‘Sandra Radney •Lillian Jenkins 23 _________________ Tammy House 4 ) rTV Carolyn Miller Rodrick Scott ‘Franklin IRabbit) 26 27 28 29 Hank Smith Cricket Kennedy 30 31 Kay Hill M. Richardson Barrow 28 20 Kelli Covington 7 Larry Blanton Tony Mane Eva Redfearne Yvonne Pachuta Frances Ragland •Wanda Garner Vincent Gibson Tolbert 14 'Vicki 29 Tl iVSE % jzm i7t jaiuiung ig Suudg Spring Summer are busy times for the students at Carver. The Prom, the Carnival, and the Talent Show were the main events at that time of the year. The traditional Mini Art Show, NHS induction, ROTC sum- mer camp and spring sports were done in the usual Tiger style and spirit. IF UK Students Audrey Davis Vice-President Chez Owens President Patricia Thornton Secretary Senior Class Officers ■ Sonya Hudson Treasure Senior Favorites Requirements 1. Good citizenship. 2. Shows personal traits and behavior each student would admire and would like to possess. 3. Handles problems with maturity and tact. 4. Doesn’t hesitate to serve his school and community. 5. Good personality. 6. Cooperative with teachers and fellow students. 7. Neat in appearance. Senior Favorites NOMINEES Darryl Adams Margaret Beusse Vivian Blackmon Curtis Boswell Ron Early Larry French Mike Glynn Gino Hinds Sonya Hudson Chris Ikner Elbert Jackson Tony Mane Cathy Matheson Ramon Pizarro Eva Red fern Cindy Rooks Vicky Scott Mike Stein Tracy Stroy Liz Taylor Mike Walden Jon White Schauron Widemon Darin Williams Constance Barrett Sebrina Beasley LaShurn Beavers Margaret Beusse 35 Vivian Blackman Alfreda Bohannon Curtis Boswell DeeDee Biskup Robin Bowen Debbie Braxton Antoinette Braxton Jeff Brewer Linda Brooks Orlando Brown Reginald Brown Sun Hui Brown 36 Steve Bush Theresa Brown Robin Canevit Barbara Chadwick Pattie Clack Brenda Chambers David Cobb Cliff Cook It is said that there are two kinds of people: Leaders and followers. El- bert is a leader. As a Lt. Command- er in Carver's ROTC, he is respect- ed and works hard to let his leader- ship abilities benefit his school and community. Brenda Dean Schuyler Dennis ][ Bertha Dixon ][ Steve Donaldson 38 Robert Dowis Wanda Farley Anthony Elder Phylis Ewing Kathy Farley Shannon Fields enjoys acting in her spare time. To improve her talent she is very active in the Carver High Drama Club, and actively par- ticipates in all the club’s, skits and plays during the year. Shannon is one example of the variety of interests the Class of '80 has. Maximo Ferrell Vivian Gibson Tony Gibson Shannon Fields Ricky Fisher Mike Glynn Pat Glynn Larry French Wanda Gardner Beverly Goodman ][ Craig Goolsby 40 Alphonso Hardeman Mary Hardwick Jimmy Heaton Robin Herring Karen Harmon Robert Hicks Mike Harris Valerie Hill 41 Karen Jenkins Lillian Jenkins Cassandra Johnson Beverly Jones 42 Chan tale Joseph Anitra Kennebrew Jimi Kennedy Glenda Jordan Many people agree that Glenda has one of the best singing voices in the school. Putting her talent to good use, Glenda sings whenever and wherever she can. Winning the Carver '78- '79 Talent Show is just the start of her young career. Chong Lee Vickie Lee Roderick Leonard John Lindsey Ronald Locker by NathaniaJ Lokey Kelly Long Vicki Long Terri Lucious Lester Mahone Diane Martineau Toney Mane Lisa McMillan Carolyn Miller Lorenza Morris David Musselman — Brent Netherland Pat Glynn Pat is seen with drumstricks in his hands so much that people say he was born with them. He is an active member of the Carver Band, which has helped develop his musical abilities. Pat is the drummer for the group Destroyer. Kim Nettles Alton Norman Chez Owens Eric Palmer — Boyd Perkinson Evette Peters Karen Parciasepe Karen Pippin Brenda Pitts Ramon Pizarro ][ Jimmy Quinby 46 Sandra Radney Glenda Renfro Eva Redfearn Cindy Rooks 1 Charles Ross II Felande Ross 1 Richard Rusnak 47 Michael Stephens Jill Stewart Sandra Sullivan Elizabeth Taylor Michael Sumrall Kenneth Shaw Danny Simpson Melvin Smith Anna Spencer 48 James Walden Trenna Trice Debbie Tyler Ricky Vinyard Orlando is a young man who has expressed his ideas, thoughts and feelings through the arts. He has won many awards and has appeared on “Kids are People Too”, where he displayed his art work and ex- plained the thought behind each drawing. «V 1w LaTonya Walker Orlando Verenda Walker Kelvin Washington Jonathan White Linda White Stanley White Schauron Widemon Darin Williams Terry Williams CARVER HIGH The School on the hill is the “Tiger’s Den”. It may seem small but there is power within. The faculty is dedicated and the students have pride. You will always find the Tigers standing side by side. Through thick and thin we’re always on the go, Where our academics and athletics are never found functioning too slow. When our brothers and sisters are in need. The Tigers stick together and always succeed. The school as a whole is really fun. That’s why the Carver High Tigers are number ONE! — Daryll Jones Senior Directory Darryl Adams: Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12: ROTC 9 (Superior Jr. Cadet), 10 (National Sojournes Award), 11: Color Guard 9: Junior Achievement 11: GA Boys State 11; National Honor Society 11, 12: Photography Club 11; Certificate of Merit (Columbus College) 11; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 11; Teachers Aide 12; U.N. Club 12: President’s Club 12 (President); Debate Team 12; Tigonian Staff 12 (Business Manager); English Club 12; Governor’s Honor Nominee 11. Mike Allen: Library Aide 11: Basketball 9, 10, 11; National Honor Society 11, 12: Certificate of Merit (Columbus College and Georgia) 11; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 11: Outstanding Student 11; Mu Alpha Theta 12 (Secretary); Tigonian Staff 12 (Co-Editor): President’s Club 12 (Treasurer): Student Council 12; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; Governor’s Honor Nominee 10; “GLORY” Program for Gifted Students 12. Peter Anderson: Baseball 9; Basketball 9; Track 9. Marshall Archie: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 11, 12; Track 11 (3rd Place triple jump in state preliminary), 12 Kelvin Bailey: Football 9; ROTC Drill Team 9: Basketball 11; ROTC Color Guard 11; Track 11 (Cross-Country) Lesia Baker: Library Aide 10; Softball 11, 12; VICA 11: FHA 11: DECA 12; Office Aide 12. Gwendolyn Balfour: Track 9 (most outstanding) 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; DECA 12. Greg Barfield: Band 9, 10, 11: Honor Roll 9; Chorus 12 Constance Barrett; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Gymnastics 9, 10, 11, 12; Body Dynamics 11, 12. Franklin Barrow: ROTC Drill Team 9, 10, 11 (Principal trophy), 12 (Commander): Carverette Dance Drill Team 10; Class Treasurer 11; Male Cheerleader 11. Sebrina Beasley: Track 11; VICA 12; DCT 12 LaShurn Beavers: Chorus 9, 11; Spanish Club 9; Body Dynamics 10; Drama Club 10, 11 (Awarded for Outstanding Speeches); Carverette Dance Drill Team 10; DECA 11 (Secretary), 12 (Secretary); Lettermen’s Club 11. Margaret Beusse: Principal’s list 9, 10, 11, 12; FHS 9; Band 10; Flag Corp 10; Governor's Honor Semi-Finalist 10 (alternate), 11 (English): Outstanding English Student 10; French Club 11 (Vice-President), 12 (President); Student Council 11; U.N. Club 11 (Treasurer); NHS 11, 12 (Secretary); Who's Who Among American High School Students 11, 12; Certificate of Merit (Columbus College and Georgia) 11; Alpha Rho Theta 12 (President). Dee Dee Bisk up: Carverlite 9, 11; Body Dynamics 10; DECA 12. Vivian Blackmon. Class Council 9, 10, 11; Student Council 9, 10, 12; Pep Club 9, 10; Band 10, 11; FHA 9, 10; Photography Club 11 12 Bodv Dynamics 12: Alpha Rho Theta 12; VOT 12; Office Aide 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10; March of Dimes 9. 10. Jeff Blanton: Basketball Trainer 9, 10, 11: Baseball 12. Alfreda Bohannon: FHA 9,10,11 (Secretary), 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 11 (Vice-President); Junior Achievement 10, 12; FBLA 10, 11 (Treasurer). Math Robin Bowen: Chorus 9; FHA 9; Body Dynamics 10; ICE 10; Pep Club 11; Student Council 12; Office Aide 12. Antoinette Braxton: Spanish Club 10; Drama Club 11 (President), 12 (President); Body Dynamics 11, 12. Linda Brooks: Pep Club 10 Orlando Brown: Art Club 11 (Art Certificate, Plague), 12; Chess Club 12; Second Runner-Up Mr. CHS. Sun Hui Brown: ROTC 12 A! Burge: Band 9, 10, 11, 12: Library Aide 10; Chorus 11, 12; Teachers Aide 12. Jeff Carter. Football 9, 10, 11; Weightlifting Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll 10, 11, 12; 250 Club 10; Notice Award 10. Robin Canevit: Key Club 10, 11 (Vice-President), 12 (Vice President); Photography Club 10: Teachers Aide 10; Carverette Dance Drill Team 11- Library Aide 11; VICA 12; DCT 12. Barbara Chadwick: Carverlite 9; NHS 11, 12; Class Council 12; VICA 12. David Cobb: Art 9, 10, 12; Chorus Clifton Cook: DCT 11, 12; VICA 11, 12 Kelli Covington: March of Dimes 9; Photography Club 10 (Secretary) 11 (President); Key Club 10, 11 (Public Relations), 12 (President); Student Council 10. 11, 12; Junior Achievement 11; Teachers Aide 10, 11, 12; Tigonian Staff 11 (Photography Co-Editor), 12 (Editor and Photography Editor); Class Council 11; Carverlite Staff 11 (Gossip Editor); Softball 11, 12; Presidents Club 11, 12; Library Photographer 11, 12; Office Aide 12 Alpha Rho Theta 12; Lettermens Club 11, 12; Governor’s Honor Nominee 11; Honor Roll 10. 12: English Club 12. Carla Crimes: Track 9, 10; Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Madrigal 10, 11, 12; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 9, 10; Ecology Club 9. Robin Crittenden: Spirit Club 9, 10; Pep Club 9, 10, 11; Softball 9 (Manager), 11; Body Dynamics 11; FHA 11; Junior Achievement 11, 12; VOT 12. Audrey Davis: Outstanding Student 9; March of Dimes 9; Cheerleader 9; Human Relations 10; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Carverette Dance Drill Team 10, 11 (Vice-President); Sophomore Class Treasurer; Junior Class Vice-President; Senior Class Vice-President; Body Dynamics 10, 11 (Awarded Outstanding Student); Tigonian Staff 12 (Senior — Editor); Alpha Rho Theta 12 (Assistant Secretary); Junior Achievement 12; Teachers Aide 12; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; Miss Carver 1979-80. 52 James Davis: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12. Sky Dennis: Football 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11; Wrestling 9, 12; Student Government 9, 10. Bertha Dixon: Track 11; Tigonian Staff 12; English Club 12: Steve Donaldson: DEC A 11, 12. Velisa Dozier: Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Junior Achievement 12; Basketball 12. Dan Duff: Human Relations 9; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Alpha Rho Theta 12. Ronald Early: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Industrial Arts Club 10; Student Council 11; DCT 11, 12; VICA 11, 12; Track 12. Anthony Elder: Football 9; VICA 12. Phylis Ewings: VICA 9; Pep Club 9; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Second Runner-up Miss Junior: DCT 11: DE 12 (President); First Runner-Up Miss Senior. Kathy Farley: ROTC 9, 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11; Girls ROTC Drill Team 10, 11. 12; Lettermens Club 10. 11; NHS 11, 12; Certificate of Merit (Columbus College) 11; Junior Achievement 11 (Junior Executive Award); 12; Explorer Post 12. Wanda Farley: Second Runner-Up Miss Freshman; Track 9; Lettermens Club 10; Gymnastic Team 10 (Bronze Metal on Vault). Shannon Fields: ROTC 9, 10, 11 (S-5 Officer), 12 (S-5 Officer); Teachers Aide 12; German Club 9, 10, 11 (Secretary), 12 (President); Blue Guitar Staff 12; Presidents Club 11, 12; Debate Club 9, 10, 11; Drama Club 9. 10, 11; Student Council 9; Class Council 10; Chess Club 11: French Club 11; Outstanding German Student 11. Ricky Fisher: Football 9; Basketball 9; Track 9. Larry French: Math Academic Excellence Award 9; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11; Principals list 9; DCT 11, 12; VICA 11, 12; Certificate of Merit (Columbus College and Georgia) 11. Tony Gibson: Band 9, 10, 11, 12; International Cultural Exchange Club 11; Honor Roll 9, 11, 12; Solo and Ensemble 9, 10, 11; French Club 11, 12; Chorus 11, 12; German Club 11; VICE 12 (Vice-President); NHS 11, 12; Brevard Teachers Aide Scholarship 11; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 11; Certificate of Merit (Columbus College and Georgia) 11; All-State Semi-Finalist 11; Spanish Tournament Winner 10. Vivian Gibson: Pep Club 9, 10, 11; Body Dynamics 10; Key Club 11, 12; FHA 11, 12; Junior Achievement 12. Mike Glynn: ROTC 9; Band 10, 11; Alpha Rho Theta 12; DECA 12. Pat Glynn: Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll 10; Outstanding Student 11; Chorus 12; Who’s Who Among American High School Student 11. Craig Goolsby: Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; DCT 12: VICA 12; Principals List 10: Honor Roll 9, 10; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 11. Carline Grable: Key Club; Office Aide 12. James Hall: Band 9, 10, 11, 12; DCT 11, 12; Honor Roll 11, 12; Chorus 12; VICA 11. 12. Patricia Hall: FHA 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Carverette Dance Drill Team 11; Gama Club 12 (Secretary); NHS 12; Body Dynamics 12; Most Achieved Student Child Care II 11; Miss Senior. Alphonso Hardeman: Football 9, 10; Chorus 9; ROTC 9; 4-H Club 9; Industrial Art Club 9; Band 10; Junior Achievement 10. 11. Karen Harmon: Student Council 11; Body Dynamics 12; UN Club 12; DECA 12; Photography Club 10, 12; Tennis Team 10; Pep Club 11; Junior Achievement 10; Presidents Club 10; Honor Roll 10. Jimmy Heaton: Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10; International Cultural Exchange Club 10; Teachers Aide 10; Key Club 11, 12; All-State Band Semi-Finalist 11; DECA 12. Valerie Hill: FHA 9, 10; Junior Achievement 11; VICA 11 (Vice-President), 12; DCT 11 (Vice-President), 12; Alpha Rho Theta 12 (Secretary); Student Council 12 (Vice-President). Sonya Hudson: Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Second Runner-up Miss Sophomore; Body Dynamics 10, 11; Senior Class Treasurer; DECA 12; Honor 9, 10, 11, 12; Teachers Aide 10, 11; Alpha Rho Theta 12; Carverette Dance Drill Team 10, 11 (Secretary). Nancy Ikner: Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; Cheerleader 11-12; Key Club 12; Lettermens Club 11, 12; Teachers Aide 12; Class Council 12; Alpha Rho Theta 12; Softball 12; March of Dimes 9; Band 10; International Cultural Exchange Club 10. Elbert Jackson: ROTC 9, 10, 11, 12 (Battalion Commander); ROTC Drill Team 9, 10, 11, 12 (Drill Team Commander); Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; Lettermens Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Teachers Aide 11; VICA 12; DCT 12. Laresia Jackson: Track 9; Carverette Dance Drill Team 10; Junior Achievement 10; Pep Club 10; Student Council 11, 12; VICA 11; DECA 12; Alpha Rho Theta 12. Lillian Jenkins: Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; ROTC 9, 10 (Military Excellence); 11 (S-l Assistant), 12(S-1 officer); ROTC Drill Team 10, 11 (Best Drilled Individual, ROA), 12 (Best Drilled Individual MOWW); Tigonian Staff 12; Alpha Rho Theta 12; Teachers Aide 10; Explorers Post 10; March of Dimes 9, 10; Lettermens Club 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 12. Cassandra Johnson: Softball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9; FHA 10; Pep Club 10; Junior Achievement 11; Alpha Rho Theta 12. Daryll Jones: Student Council 9, 10, 11; Class Council 9, 10, 11; Football 9 (Most Outstanding Freshman), 10, 11 (Most Valuable Player, Prep All- American Football, All-State Football, All-Bi City Football). 12 (Most Valuable Player, Prep All American Football, All-State Football. All-Bi City Football); All Sports Award 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9 (Most Valuable Player), 10, 11. 12; Baseball 10, 11 (All-Bi City), 12 (All-Bi City); Track 9, 11, 12; Gama Club 12; Tigonian Staff 12; Lettermens Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; Mr. Carver 1979-80. Greg Jones: Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; Alpha Rho Theta 12; VICA 11, 12; Lettermens Club 9, 10. Chantale Joseph: Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 9, 10. 12; Softball 12; FHA 10, 12; Pep Club 9, 10, 12; Library Aide 9, 10; Office Aide 9, 10; Spirit Club 9, 10; Class Council 12. Anitra Kennebrew: Band 10, 11 (Most Improved), 12; Teachers Aide 12; Alpha Rho Theta 12; Blue Guitar 12; Tigonian Staff 12; Honor Roll 12; Carverlite 12; English Club 12. Jimi Kennedy: ROTC 9 (Color Guard); Rifle Team 9, 12; Chess Club 11; Explorers Post 10. Sheila Knowles: Track 9; Band 9, 10; Student Council 9, 10; Teachers Aide 9, 10, 11; Honor Roll 9, 10; Tennis Team 10; VIC A 11; Junior Achievement 11; FBLA 12; Key Club 12. Vickie Lee: Class Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Cheerleader 9, 10, 11; Junior Achievement 9; Track 9; Office Aide 10, 11; Lettermens Club 10; FBLA 12 (Secretary); Who's Who Among American High School Students 11. Rodrick Leonard: Football 9; Photography Club 10, 11, Baseball 12. Nathaniel Lokey: Industrial Arts Club 9, 12; ROTC 9, 10, 11, 12; VICA 11, 12; Chess Club 11, 12; Class Council 12. Kelly Long: Class Council 10; Student Council 9, 10, 12; Honor Roll 9, 10; Softball 11, 12; Key Club 11, 12 (Treasurer); Teachers Aide 11; FBLA 12; First Runner-Up Miss CHS. Vicki Long: Softball 9; Basketball 9 (Manager), 10 (Manager); Pep Club 9; Student Council 9, 10, 11; Drama 10, 11; Carverette Dance Drill Team 10; Teachers Aide 9, 11, 12; Alpha Rho Theta 12; Junior Achievement 11; FBLA 12; Class Council 9, 10; Honor 9, 10, 11, 12; March of Dimes 9, 10, 11; Football Trainer 11; Debate Team 10, 11. Tony Mane: Football 9, 10, 11, 12; CEM Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll 9, 10; Teachers Aide 10, 11; Office Aide 12; VICA 12; Alpha Rho Theta 12; Key Club 12. Cathy Matheson: Student Council 9, 10, 11 (Treasurer), 12 (President); Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Council 10; International Cultural Exchange Club 10 (RSROA Award); Outstanding Student 11; Presidents Club 12; NHS 12. Katherine Maxwell: Body Dynamics 9; Honor Roll 9; Principals List 10, 11; Outstanding Geography Student 9; Carverlite 10; Governor’s Honor Nominee 10, 11; Hugh O'Brien Youth Foundation Nominee 10; NHS 11, 12 (President); Mu Alpha Theta 11, 12; German Club 11, 12 (Vice- President); DAR Award 11; Certificate of Merit (Columbus College and Georgia) 11; Outstanding Student 11; Who's Who Among American High School Students 11, 12; Presidents Club 12; Teachers Aide 12. Lisa McMillan: Junior Achievement 9; Pep Club 9, 11; Carverette Dance Drill Team 11; Softball 11, 12; Cheerleader 12; Student Council 12. Carolyn Miller: Carverette Dance Drill Team 10, 11; Body Dynamics 10; DECA 10; Pep Club 10; Class Council 12; Alpha Rho Theta 12; Chorus 12. Kim Nettles: Student Council 9, 10; Honor Roll 11, 12; DECA 12; DE 12. Alton Norman: Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Drum and Bugle Corps 10; Colonial Band 10; Key Club 11; Student Council 11; NAACP 11 (Chairman of Publicity); Lettermens Club 10, 11, 12; Alpha Rho Theta 12; Blue Guitar 12; Ambassador Club 12 (President); Urban League 12. Chez Owens: Science Club 9; Principals List 9; ROTC 9 (scholastic Award), 10 (Military Ball Queen, Scholastic Excellence), 11, 12; Hugh O’Brien Youth Nominee 9; ROTC Drill Team 10 (Commander), 11 (Commander), 12. Honor Roll 10, 11, 12; Body Dynamics 10 (Award); Math Award 11; Outstanding Student 10; Governor’s Honor Nominee 10, 11; Junior Achievement 11; National Honor Society 11, 12; Alpha Rho Theta 12; Mu Alpha Theta 11, 12 (president); Senior Class President; Presidents Club 12 (Secretary); Teachers Aide 12; Senate Youth Program 12 (Representa- tive); Certificate of Merit (Columbus College and Georgia) 11; Physical Training ROTC Summer Camp 11 (1st Place), 12 (1st Place). Karen Parciasepe: Outstanding STudent 9; Principals List 9, 10, 11, 12; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; German Club 9; Junior Achievement 9; Typing Award 10, 11; Math Team 11; Governor’s Honor Finalist 11; Accounting Award 11; Social Science Award 11; Certificate of Merit (Columbus College and Georgia) 11; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 11; NHS 12; “GLORY” program for Gifted Students 12. Evette Peters: Band 9, 10, 11; FHA 9, 10; Alpha Rho Theta 12; Office aide 9, 10, 12; Honor Roll 9, 10; Human Relations 10; Student Council 11, 12 (Secretary); FBLA 12; Class Council 12. Mark Pinto: Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; ROTC Drill Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Science Club 9, 10; Honor Roll 9, 12; Class Council 10, 11; Junior Achievement 10, 11; Football Statistician 10, 11; VICA 12; Alpha Rho Theta 12. Karen Pippin: Chorus 9, 10; Honor Roll 10, 11; Junior Achievement 11, 12; VICA 12; Certificate of Merit (Columbus College) 11. Brynda Pitts: ROTC 9; Honor Roll 9; Track 9, 10; Pep Club 9, 10; First Runner-Up Miss Freshman 9; Powder Puff 9; Softball 12; FHA 10, 12; Chorus 10, 11; Perfect Attendance Award 9, 10; Gymnastics Team 10; Junior Achievement 11, 12; Art Club 11; DCT 12; VICA 12. Ramon Pizarro: CEM Club 9, 10, 11, 12. Jimmy Quinby: Drama Club 9; Library Aide 9, 10; Chess Club 9. Sandra Radney: FHA 9 (Parliamentarian), 10, 12; Honor Roll 9; Junior Achievement 11, 12; Art Club 11, 12; Chorus 12; Alpha Rho Theta 12; Body Dynamics 12. Eva Redfearn: Band 9, 10; Honor Roll Principals List 9, 10, 11, 12; Carverlite 9 (Feature Editor), 10 (Managing Editor); Ecology Club 9; Teachers Aide 12; Miss Junior; Science Club 11; German Club 11 (Treasurer); Class Council 11; NHS 11, 12 (Vice-President); Band Flag Corps 11; English Award 11; Certificate of Merit (Columbus College) 11; Who's Who Among American High School Students 11; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 11; Mu Alpha Theta 11 (Treasurer); Second Runner-Up Miss Carver; English Club 12 (President); Presidents Club 12. Glenda Renfro: Pep Club 9, 10 (Vice-President); Chorus 9, 12; FHA 10; Junior Achievement 11; Honor Roll 11; VICA 11; Industrial Arts Club 11; Class Council 11, 12; Office Aide 12; Blue Guitar 12 Dorothy Rogers: Science Club 9; Spanish Club 9; Pep Club 9, 10, 11 (Secretary), 12; FHA 10, 11, 12; Carverette Dance Drill Team 11; Drama Club 11; Student Council 11; Class Council 11; Office Aide 12; Key Club 12; Junior Achievement 11. Cindy Rooks: Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain); March of Dimes 9; Honor Roll 9, 10; Bat Girl 10; Lettermens Club 10, 11, 12; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 11; Student Council 12; Presidents Club 12; Key Club 12; Teachers Aide 12; Second Runner-Up Miss Senior. Charlie Ross: Football 9, 10, 11, (Awarded Most Improved Offensive Lineman), 12: Alpha Rho Theta 12. Felande Ross: Industrial Art 9; Junior Achievement 10. 54 Richard Rusnak: CEM Club 12; DEC A 12. Danny Sanders: ALASA 10, 11, 12; DE 11, 12. Phillip Sanders: ROTC 9, 10, 11, 12; Class Council 10. Vicky Scott: Softball 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 9, 10, 12; Class Council 11; Pep Club 9, 10, 11; FHA 9, 10, 11; Alpha Rho Theta 12 (Vice- President); Body Dynamics 11, 12; Carverette Dance Drill Team 11; Industrial Arts Club 11, 12; Junior Achievement 11, 12; Basketball 12. Kenneth Shaw: ROTC Rifle Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Ecology Club 9; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; Math Team 10, 12; ROTC 9 (Academic Award of Achievement), lO(Civitan), 11 (Superior Jr. Cadet), 12 (Battalion); Chess Club 10, 11, 12; Governor’s Honor Semi-Finalist 10, 11; Mu Alpha Theta 11, 12; NHS 11, 12; UN Club 12; Teachers Aide 12. Danny Simpson: DCT 11, 12; VICA 11, 12. Melvin Smith: Band 9; Chorus 10, 11, Drama 11, 12; Class Council 12. Anna Spencer: Cheerleader 9; Key Club 11, 12 (Secretary); Alpha Rho Theta 12; FHA 11 (Treasurer). 12 (Vice-President); Softball 9; Track 10, 11; Pep Club 11 (Parliamentarian), 12; Cross Country 11; Junior Achievement 11, 12; Basketball 9, 12 (Trainer). Mike Stein: Golf 11; Baseball 12. Michael Stephens: Student Council 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10; Football 9; Industrial Arts Club 9, VICA 11, 12. Jill Stewart: Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Chorus 11; Softball 11, 12; Track 11; Basketball 11 (Most Improved, Miss Basketball), 12; Office Aide 12; Tigonian Staff 12. Michael Sumrall: Wrestling 10; Class Council 11; Junior Achievement 11, 12; Drama Club 12; Industrial Arts Club 12. Tracy Stroy: Pep Club 9, 10; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; Key Club 11; Student Council 11; Junior Achievement 11, 12; Alpha Rho Theta 12; Blue Guitar 12; Tigonian Staff 12; Teachers Aide 12; FHA 9, 10, 11, 12 (Music and Recreation Chair Person, Project Chairperson). Elizabeth Taylor: Basketball 9 (Good Sportsmanship Plague); Spanish Club 10 (Second Runner-Up Miss Spanish Queen); VICA 12 (Vice-President, Leadership Award); DCT 12 (Vice-President). Mindy Taylor: Office 9, 10, 11; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11; Class Council 11 (Secretary); Key Club 11. Patricia Thornton: Carverette Dance Drill Team 9, 10; Student Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10; Carverlite 9; Class Council 9, 10, 11, 12 (Secretary); Gymnastics Team 10, 11; Drama Club 11 (Awarded); First Runner-Up Miss Junior; March of Dimes 9. Vickie Tidwell: DECA Club 11, 12; Office Aide 9. Todd Tilton: Honor Roll 9, 12; VICA 10, 11; Photography Club 10; Teachers Aide 12. Trenna Trice: Class Council 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Who's Who Among American High School Students 11; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12; Lettermens Club 10. 11. 12; Alpha Rho Theta 12; Track 11. 12; Student Council 11; Football Trainer 11; VICA 12; DCT 12. Deborah Tyler: Office Aide 9, 10; FHA 9, 10; Student Council 9, 10; Softball 10; Lettermens Club 10; Class Council 11; Body Dynamics 11; FBLA 11 (Vice-President), 12 (President); FACE 12. Ricky Vinyard: Student Council 9; DECA 12; Library Aide 12. James Walden: Baseball 10, 11, 12; DECA 12. LaTonya Walker: Pep Club 9; Teachers Aide 12; FHA 12; Key Club 12; Junior Achievement 12; Class Council 10; Student Council 10; Carverette Dance Drill Team 10, 11. Verenda Walker: FHA 9, 10, 11; Cheerleader 11; Tennis Club 11; Student Council 11. Kelvin Washington: Football 9, 10; Library Aide 12. Jonathan White: Football 9; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Industrial Arts Club 9; Honor Roll 9, 11; CEM Club 9, 10, 11, 12; VICA 11. 12; Key Club 11, 12; Alpha Rho Theta 12. Stanley White: Honor Roll 11; ROTC Rifle Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Chess Club 11, 12; Model UN 12 (President); Presidents Club 12; Ecology Club 9; ROTC 9, 10 (Superior Jr. Cadet), 11, 12 (company Commander A); International Cultural Exchange Club 10; Governor’s Honor Nominee 10, 11; Math Team 11. Schauron Widemon: Freshman Class Secretary: Sophomore Class President; Softball 9, 10, 11. 12; International Cultural Exchange Club 10 (Vice- President); Student Council 9,10,11; Prsidents Club 9. 10; Pep Club 10 (President); Carverette Dance Drill Team 11 (Secretary); Lettermens Club 9, 10, 11, 12; DCT 11 (Secretary), 12; VICA 11, 12 (Secretary); Office Aide 10, 11, 12; Industrial Art Club 9, 10, 11 (President). Darin Williams: Football 9, 10; Wrestling 10, 11; Basketball 9; Lettermens Club 12; VICA 11 Terry Williams: ROTC 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 10. Jeff Willis: Baseball 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10, 11; Industrial Arts Club 11 (President); Presidents Club 12; UN Club 11, 12; Human Relations Club 10; Honor Roll 10, 11, 12 Jesse Woodward: ROTC 9, 10, 11; Band 9; Chorus 11, 12; Teachers Aide 12. MW ER Hic Underclassmen Class Officers 1979-80 Right top: President Lolita Williams; Vice President Betty Bac- cus; Secretary Julie Martin; Treasurer Vincent Gibson, Junior Class Bottom Left: President Barbara James; Vice President Djuana Dorsey; Secretary Angela Cook; Treasurer Yolanda Shipp, Freshman Class Bottom Right: Treasurer Gwen Harvey; Secretary Ruby Gladney; Vice President Ursula Patrick; President John Hodges, Sopho- more Class 60 Right: The class of 1982 is filled with superior people. “Our ultimate goal is to fill our community with responsible adults and leaders, in order to secure a beautiful and successful future for the world. ” The sophomore class has participated in all of the major projects and activities in and around the school. Left: Since the beginning of the school year, the 79-80 Junior Class has shown they are ready to become the next leaders of Carver High. Known for their great spirit, the Juniors used this quality in all their activities and responsi- bilities that they were involved in during the year. It can be said that the 80-81 Senior Class is going to be the one to watch. 'V Left: “Even though the Freshman class has just begun, we've gotten off to a great start. Three more years lie ahead of us, and with a lot of work, we feel we 'll make it with much success. Being a Freshman is truly an honor, because, in order for one to succeed as a high school graduate, he or she must first be a Freshman. The Fresh- man class is moving ahead to prove themselves to their highest standards. We, the class of 83, will try to make the best of what life has to offer. Juniors Kathy Adams Carolyn Anderson Betty Baccus Larry Baker Stephanie Barker Rocky Barnes Kathy Barron Charlene Baskin Shelia Baskin Eleanor Berry Alford Billins O'Neil Bonin 62 Jo An ne Craft Carol Crews Neal Cronic Lamar Crowell Johnny Bowman Julius Bowman Glenn Brewer Rex Brider Garry Clack Kelvin Clark Ruby Cobb Edwin Corbitt Sam Carter DeeDee Chadwick Darryl Cahney Patti Childress 9 Bill Brown Janet Burks Crystal Campbell Freddrick Cannon 63 Kathy Cushenan Lora Dalton Shearnell Daniels Terry Darby Jennifer Daughtery Angie Davis Jeff Davis Sandra Davis Stan Davis Theresa Davis Mark Devall Luis Diaz Kathy Dickerson Jonetta Donaldson Phil Durham Marvin East 64 Cathy Ellison Danny Fairman Todd Farmer Cedric Foster Jerry French Lisa Gallman Cassandra Gardner Sandra Garrette Curtis Glisson Johnnie Gollihugh Felicia Graves David Green Harry Green Cathy Gregg Lachone Grover Linda Harold Terry Gay Lydia Gibson Vincent Gibson Joe Gilbert 65 Samuel Harold Richard Harris Terry Harris Melinda Hawkins Frank Henry Maxine Hicks Dina Hinds Gary Holcomb Michael Hollis Pamela Holmes John Horan Tammy House Karen Hutchko Jerome Jackson Linda James Norman Jasper Russell Johnson Carla Jones Brenda Jordan Helen Justus 66 Sharon Kelso Charolette Kempson Anita King Parish King Stephen Kinser Brenda Kirton Evelyn Kobre Katherine Krysak Renee Lawrence Andrew Lee Bong J. Lee Karen Lee Lenorris Long Steve Longmire Gloria Lopez Janet Marshall Zina Marshall Julie Martin Susan Max Garrett McCoy 67 Teresa McKinnon Rose McTyre Jay Dee Mercer Gregory Mitchell Anna Monico David Moore Xavier Moore Ricky Morey Quinton Morgan Shan tay Morris Debby Morrison Gregory Mullins Timothy Mury Linda Nelson Kee O’Brien Yvonne Pachuta Paul Palmer Jeff Passmore Tony Phillips Eric Pinkett 68 Chuck Rooks Doug Rush Richard Sanders Todd Sappington - Gary Scott Mary Scott Sheldon Scott Robert Scroggs Byron Pitts Meatza Pizarro Christina Potts Harold Pringle Susan Quimby Frances Ragland Jerome Rayford Dennis Redman Dywaine Robinson Gary Rodriguez Travis Rogers Kathy Roney 69 Lori Singleton Terry Slovak Teresa Solomon Artie Sowers Michael Thomas Mary Thrower Troy Thrower Robert Terrel! Shannon Spangler Anthony Spencer Carmen Stephens Veronica Stewart Martin Terry Dana Thomas Linda Thomas Wanda Thomas Byron Thompson Joe Thornton Tyron Thornton Velma Thrasher 70 Martina Tolbert Lisa Tomblin Bruce Waldrop Allan Walters Sherman Wilborn Rita Wildhagen Angela Williams Bruce Williams James Wright Dean Yazell Jin Hee Yi A rlisa Webb Tina Webb Benjamin Whittaker Mark Whitaker Colette Williams Lolita Williams Alphonso Willis Charlene Wilson 71 Sophomores Edward Allen Jack Anderson Herman Archie John Ardis Anthony Armour Jodie Arrington Joe Arrowood Tommasina Atkinson Kim Bailey Jeff Barineau Angela Barker James Barnes 72 Johnny Barnes Evelyn Bass Colleen Baugh Vincent Bell Robbin Billins Ben Blanton Pam Blackwell Jackie Bogan Charles Branscomb Tina Braxton Anecia Brown Kevin Brown Monica Bordeau Darrell Bowen Joe Bowman Ronald Bowman Valerie Brown Robyn Brunson Manuela Bunch Ben Burford 4 73 Mike Burford James Caldwell Kimberly Camon John Camp Jackie Carter Karen Carter Marina Cianocchi Johnathan Cody Gary Cohea Vanessa Coleman Charles Collins Chandra Colquitt Regina Conner Jerry Coppins Tony Covington Elroy Cross Sandra Crowder Trudy Crowell Edward Dalton Debbie Davis 74 Robin Dennis Ivan Dixon Kay Dixon Johnny Dowell Temeta Dozier Patricia Eades James Easley Dee Eason Linda East Richard Eastridge Vanessa Edmonds Susan Fairman Terri Farmer Coqueese Ferguson Janice Ford GBAHO Percy Forde Merry Fox Debbie Frazer Randy Frazer 75 Greg Frazier Ted Garcia Tim Garver Scott Gibbons William Gibson Angela Giddens Ruby Gladney Frank Graham Harriet Green Walter Hardeman Lizzie Hardwick Charvetta Harris Gwen Harvey Victor Henley Betty Henry Ronald Herbst Patricia Herring Tracey Hill Petra Hinds John Hodges 76 Frank Hogan Arthur Hollinhead Patrick Hudson Anita Huff Marie Humphrey Butch Inker Sonny Ingram Jimmie Jakes Cindy James Edward Jenkins Reginald Jenkins Stephanie Jerry zJ Ethel Johnson Brenda Jones Cecil Jones Dinky Jones Larry Jones Sebrina Jordan Duk Kim Bruce King 77 Mark Kinser Brian Kirton Mary Kobre Judy Krysak Alan Lamb Linda Lambert Dwayne Lassiter Jackie Leedy Lisa Long Marcus Long Stephanie Long Becky Lunsford Mark Eason Vicky Marshall Ronnie Mantle Freddie Manuel n Lisa McAllister Lloyd McAllister Lynn McCary Cassandra McCoy 78 John Overall Allen Page Thomas Parciasepe David Parham Larry McCoy William McGinty Bruce Meadows James Melton Anita Moore Danny Moore Rodrick Moore Regina Morrison Kenneth Melvin Dearick Milton Janet Mondon Linda Mondon Caroline Mosley Andrea Neal Sandra Nimmons Tony Oliver d J 79 i Ursula Patrick Dyletha Pearce Linda Person Michael Peterson Reginald Peterson James Phillips Lei and Phillips Phyllis Phillips Jeff Pippin Johnny Poe Jerry Porter George Putman Tina Quattrociocchi Glenn Redfearn Debbie Redman Andre Rayford Sarah Reyes Patricia Richardson Albert Rivera 80 Martha Robertson Darrell Robinson Kenneth Robinson Trade Rogers Reginald Rome Marty Ross Chris Rusnak Ralph Salas Barbara Schaer Dolores Schneweis Joe Scott Phillip Scott Sylvia Seldon Steve Shaw Frederick Short Pamela Shueman Myrtle Sampson Ricky Sanchez Cindy Sauvie 81 Richard Sink Darryle Smith Dianne Smith Eddie Smith Jonathan Smith Joyce Smith Julie Smith Kathryn Smith Lonnie Smith Ronnie Smith Stan Smith Vivan Snelling Coyita Spencer Teresa Stanley Pat Stein Donna Straughter Michelle Sumrall Tandie Taliaferro Carmen Taylor Michelle Taylor 82 Ann Terry Richard Thode Christene Thomas Danny Thomas Valerie White Amy Whitely Cassandra Williams Cerell Williams Eddie Tillman Cheryl Timblin Carolyn Tolbert Lisa Troy John VanPatten Mike Walden Patricia Walker Robbie Walters rml |i J Maryanne Watkins Charlene Watson Plathon Watson Joseph Weekly 83 Reginald Williams Tamie Williams Royce Willmschen Bernice Willis w Carl Willis Brian Wilson Vicky Wilson Patricia Wright y- I Alisa Wynn 0 3 1 ft T Ai ■ � S Freshmen Angela Alexander Sonya Alexander Karen Ardis Patricia Averett Mark Bacharach Kenneth Banks Tammy Barnes Tammie Baskin ft 'V Pamela Beard Fredrick Beasley Shalley Beasley Crystal Belk 8S James Bellamy Ricky Benjamin Darrin Bettis Ricky Bishop Susan Bishop Mark Bonin Priscilla Boyd Sandra Boyd Sueann Brookin Debbie Brown Ronnie Blackburn James Blackwell Wendy Blackwell Larry Blanton Hiawatha Boden ] 53 vonnaire Brown Carmen Buckner Charles Burkes Emmett Burkes Mitchell Burns Billy Chambers Timmy Chavers Mike Childress Debbie Coleman Marilyn Coven Linda Burt Geralidine Bush Christianee Canady Eric Carter Bobby Castellow 86 Robert Cobiness James Conway Angelia Cook Nola Coomer Tonja Conner Valerie Costlow Mike Cox Anjanette Crawford Sandy Crews William Crisman Carver Crittenden Bridgette Daniel Pam Davis Ed Deriso Deanne Diaz Brica Donovan Djuana Dorsey Felicia Downs Brenda Durham Stephanie Dwyer Angela Dyer Freda Dykes Camellia Dyous Brenda Early Debra Early Sharron Easley Tina Elliot Jurm Everette Ruby Farley Tulyer Farley 87 Susan Ferguson Jeff Forbes Terry Ford Lisa Foreman Elizabeth Fountain Tommasina Gardner Samatha Gates Daniel Gibbs Gary Gibson Dorothy Gilbreath Garland Glover Eddie Grable Tommy Greene Nancy Gregg Donna Gresham Toney Griffin Renee Gulledge Roger Guthrie John Haines Pam Hale Carolyn Hardcastle Charolette Harris Janet Harris Jimmy Henrick Shelia Henely Cheryl Henry Laura Hicks Deborah Hill Queen Holcomb 88 Andre Hollis Chris Hollis Theodis Hill Tommy Hollinhead Morris Holmes . A Curtis Holt Anthony Hubbard Carlton Hubbard Linda Huff Donnie Ingram Jimmy Ingram Sherry Ingram Joel Jackson Michael Jackson Trmayne Jackson Barbara James Reginald James Eric Jarvis Debbie Johnson Lachone Johnson Ronald Johnson Deadre Jones Michelle Jones Ute Kelley Donna Kiger Patrick Kimbrough Vincent Kitchen Tina Kobre Linda Ingram Shellyne Larcheveaux 89 Ananias Latimer Albert Lee Jeff Lee Lori Lee Sharon Leiby Nathaniel Lindsey Pam Linton Murna Livingston Jackie Long Juanita Longine Sharon Lowe Karen Lukehart Eva Malloy Frances Martin Marcus Martin Robyn Martin Janice Mathis Terri Mathis Leonard May Brenda Mayfield Albert McCorvey Audrey McCoy Demetrius McCurdy Kathy McCrary Jeanette McGhee Zina McLean Sandra McNease Billy Miller Kimberly Mills 90 Marcus Oliver lia Owens Jae Pak James Pamplin Marie Perkinson Patti Phinney Andy Pierce Joyce Pigg Heda Piper Deborah Powers Darnell Murrell Beth Musselman Dana Nettles Nathaniel Odomes Tim O’Hara Randy Peters Rhonda Peters Cathy Peterson Pamela Phillips Richard Phillips Charles Morrison Rhonda Morrison Jerome Moultire Elbert Mullen Suzanne Murphy Kevin Mitchell Jimmy Mobley Cynthia Moore Jeff Moore Bernadette Morgan 91 Braxton Plunkett Judy Quimby Jamie Richardson John Ridgley Stacy Reese Mary Reeves Allen Renn Joe Renn Dixe Revels Vicki Reynolds Rose Robbins Leatta Robinson Esmeralda Rodriquez Ricky Rodriquez Mary Ann Roney Vicki Russell Leeman Safford John Sanders Elvin Sanks Kelvin Sanks Gloria Scarbrough Eddie Scott Tony Scott Victor Shaler Antoinette Shelton Yolanda Shipp Jacquelyn Short Debbie Shueman Lisa Simmons Terence Simpson 92 Phyllis Smalls Chris Smith Cynthia Smith Darrell Smith David Smith Patricia Smith Sharon Smith Shelia Smith Sidney Smith Vonda Spratling Tina Sloski Dianne Stewart Robert Straughter Myron Strange Willie Swanson Bobby Taylor Cynthia Taylor Sandra Tells Byron Tenny Lynda Terry Nadean Terry Avarice Thomas Gwen Thomas Penny Thomas Susanne Thomas Tina Thrower Lisa Tidd Sammie Tolbert Lisa Toney Bobby Turner 93 pri iv j r ' Idella Turpin Joan Vanier Bridget Vaughn Theresa Vaughn Greg Vaught Sue Vaught Trade Wade Marguetta Walker Willie Warren Tammy Warwick Debra Williams Donna Williams Gloria Williams James Williams Janet Williams Matilda Williams Michael Williams Mike Williams Osie Williams Rebecca Williams Virginia West Regina White Earnest Whitely Arthur Williams Chris Williams Anne Wilson Laurie Wilson Tracy Wimberly Veronica Word Vickie Wynn 94 GAMA The incentive for the GAMA club is to promote services of the school media center among other students, teachers, and the administra- tion. The club participates in Homecoming festivities, the Spring Carnival, and State Executive meetings at Mercer University in Macon, Georgia. Officers: sitting left to right — Mrs. Givens, Francis Ragland — parliamentarian, Charlotte Kempson — reporter, Patricia Hall — secretary, Renee Lawrence — president, Plathon Watson — vice-president, Teresa Solomon — historian, Mike Walden — treasurer, Mrs. Isom. First row: left to right — Francis Ragland, Plathon Watson, Robin Dennis, Gwen Balfour, Tandie Taliagerro, Felecia Charlotte Kempson, Renee Lawrence, Mike Walden, Patricia Graves, Carmen Stephens, Idella Tarpin. Third row: Rocky Hall, Sun Brown, Teresa Solomon. Second row: Patricia Barnes, Steve Longmire, Jesse Arrington, Tony Phillips, Dar- Barbi, Greg Mullins, Linda Huff, Anita Huff, Patricia Walker, yll Jones, Frank Graham. Mrs. Isom conducted some friendly competition between the football players for the GAMA initiation during a pep rally. Left to right: Karen Ardis, John Cody, Frank Henry, Mrs. Crawford, Steve Longmire, Cassandra McCoy, Allen Page, John Camp; not pictured — Percy Forde. Below: The Science Club discusses plans for their next project. Science Club The Science Club is an organiza- tion whose members are interest- ed in the study of various scientific fields. The sponsors are Mrs. Titus and Mrs. Crawford. 97 German The German Club is organized to teach students about Germany. The main project is to prepare for the annual convention. Kneeling: Eva Malloy, Angela Dyer, Back: Katherine Krysak, Sandra McNease, Barbra Schaer, Charlotte Kempson, Michelle Taylor, Royce Wilschelm, Ute Kelley, Pam Phillips, Shannon Fields, Kathy Maxwell. French Exchanging pen-pals from France and preparing a French meal are two of the fun aspects of being in the French Club. The purpose of the club is to learn more about the French lan- guage and people. Kneeling: Mrs. M. Robinson. Back: Margaret Beusse, Tony Gibson, Bernadette Moran, Brenda Durham, Judy Quinby. 98 Yvonne Ehrhart, Ursula Patrick, Frank Henry, Ms. Chapman. Darryl Adams. Debate The Debate Team consists of students willing to participate in tournaments throughout Georgia and Alabama. On either a positive or a negative team, the students will debate “Foreign Trade” this year. Antoinette Braxton is a veteran of the Facial expressions are important in dra- Drama Club. ma. Right, Tony Phillips and Meatza Pizarro discuss the events in a play. Drama Sponsored by Ms. Chapman, these students are interested in the fine art of drama. They perform for Carver High and Elementary several times during the year. Front: Dianne Smith. First row: Steve Bush, Sherry Ingram, Greg Mullins, Meatza Pizarro, Dearick Milton, Laurie Wilson, Ferguson, Dena Nettles, Lisa Troy, Patti Phinney, Carolyn Tolbert. Second row: Bill Brown, Melvin Smith, Mike Sum rail, Toni Braxton, Debbie Pow- ers, Julie Smith, Kee O'Brien, Samantha Gates, Randy Hood. Yolanda Shipp, Anthony Hatchett, Antoinette Shelton, Mike Weldon. 99 N. H. Veteran members of N.H.S. Kathy Cushenan is inducted by the officers. Kathy Maxwell listens as Eva Red- Leaders of our school in leadership, scholarship, service, and character, fearne speaks at initiation ceremony. Industrial Arts The Industrial Arts Club is com- posed of students interested in de- veloping their skills in the area of craftsmanship. The instructor is Mr. Wright, the shop teacher. Right top row: Lamar Crowell, Shelia Baskin, Tyron Thronton, Michael Stephens, Curtis Boswell, Yvonne Cross, Ronnie Mantel, Faye Gibson. Bottom row: Linda James, Reginald Williams, Tammy Baskin, Nate Lokey, Freddie Manuel, Michael Sumrall, Steve Longmire, Shelton Scott, Jeff Willis, Mr. Wright. Club The President's Club, com- posed of the presidents of all the clubs at school, makes sure club activities do not conflict. Their big- gest projects are the cancy sale and the Spring Carnival. Front: Stanley White, Sara Reyes, Kathy Maxwell, Margaret Beusse; Middle: Lo Williams, Barbara James; Back: Cindy Rooks, Kelli Covington, Darryl Adams, John Hodges, Eva Redfearne, Chez Owens. Eva Redfearne, v. president; Kathy Maxwell, president; Karen Parciasepe, treasurer, Margaret Beusse (standing), secretary. Front: Lo Williams, Kathy Cushenan, Kathy Dickerson, Kathy Materson; Back: Paul Kinser, Lillian Jenkins, Stanley White, Steve Longmire, Felecia Graves. Frank Henry, Betty Baccus, Yvonne Ehrhart, new members. President’s Mrs. Keene sponsors the N.H.S. Membership into the National Honor Society is based on leadership, character, service, and scholar- ship. Members must have a 3.5 grade point average, also. One of the major duties of the N.H.S. is to tutor other students when they are having difficulties in their subjects. U.N. Above, left to right: Mr. Imhoff, Stan White — President, Darryl Adams — Vice-President. Right, front row: Darryl Adams, Stan White. Back row: Steve Longmire, Dywaine Robinson, Linda James, Jeff Willis, Mr. Imhoff, advisor. The United Nations Club is Sponsored by Mr. Imhoff, a Social Studies teacher. The students involved are interest- ed in world activities and are required to keep track of any sudden news events. They will then be able to participate in the Model U.N. held at Columbus College in the spring. Chess The Chess Club, sponsored by Mr. Dozier, meets to discuss any new strategic plans that will help their chess games. Left to right: Stanley White, Vincent Gibson, Edwin Corbitt, Jerry Coppins, James Wright. iM.i.Kir 102 Front: Ralph Salas. Second row: Sun Hai Brown, Dorothy Rogers, Anna Spencer, Valerie Brown, Rose Robbins. Third row: Sarah Reyes, Tina Quattarocci, Patricia Walker, Lisa Troy, Donna Straughter, Ursula Patrick, Tracy Stroy, Stephanie Jerry. Fourth row: Mrs. Hope, advisor, Judy Krysak, Anita Moore, Gwen Harvey, Vandela Bush, Zina Marshall, Ruby Gladney, Vivian Gibson, Teresa Knotts, Angela Williams, Mrs. Wells. FHA The Future Homemakers of America are a group of students who wish to learn more about home econ- omy. The advisors are Mrs. Julia Wells and Mrs. Myrtle Hope. The members are striding forward in their attempt to make it a better world. Officers: First row: Lisa Troy, secretary treasurer; Sarah Reyes, President; Anna Spencer, vice-president honor roll. Back row: Julia Wells, advisor; Teresa Knotts, historian and degree; Donna Straughter, public relations; Tracy Stroy, projects chairman music and recreation; Angela Williams, parliamentarian; Myrtle Hope, advisor. 103 Front: Rocky Barnes, Carolyn Ander- son, Connie Barrett, Patricia Hall, Theresa Brown, Carolyn Miller, San- dra Randney. Back: Schauron Wide- mon, Alfred Bohannon, Gwen Balfour, Vivian Blackmon, Toni Braxton, AnnJo Gunn, Karen Harmon, Diane Smith. Meetings lead to questions and discus- sions. Tammy Barnes is a freshman club mem- ber. Pep Club The Pep Club, sponsored by Ms. Richardson, provides spirit for the students and faculty. They at- tend football and basketball games during the year. Front: Tomesenia Atkinson, Valerie Brown, Glenda Jordan, Maxine Hicks, Carla Jones, Vickie Marshall. Middle: Vivian Snelling, Bridget Vaughn, Tammy Barnes, Michelle Jones, Janice Williams, Teresa Vaughn, Djuana Dursey, Anna Spencer, Ruby Cobb, Zina McClean, Sandra Boyd, Bernice Willis. Back: Latonya Walker, Trudy Crowell, Chantale Joseph, Priscilla Boyd. 104 Body Dynamics The Body Dynamics class is involved with teaching more about the art of dance. The members perform their routines at assemblies and for other organiza- tions. The class will perform in hoop dancing, jazz and ribbon dancing. The sponsor is Mrs. Lindsey. Left: Mrs. Lindsey, the sponsor of the Body Dynamics class. Mu Alpha Theta Left to right: Ms. Rachels, Lolita Williams, Kenneth Shaw, Paul Palner, Mrs. Lee. Sitting: Mike Allen, Chez Owens. Above: Ms. Richardson and Trudy Crowell, Bernice Willis, and Anna Spencer — officers of the Pep Club. Below: New uniforms are inspected by members of the Pep Club. Mu Alpha Theta is organized for the students inter- ested in the field of mathematics. They represent Carver in tournaments throughout Georgia. The spon- sors are Ms. Rachels and Mrs. Lee. 105 � ■ English Club The English Club's main objective is to study this subject more extensively. They work at the Springer Opera House occassionally and participate in excursions to Atlanta to witness plays, such as Annie. First row: Brenda Mayfield, Tammy Baskin, Yolanda Shipp, Leatta Robinson, Barbara James, Michelle Jones, Sharon Smith, Jackie Short, Debbie Powers, Djuana Dorsey. Second row: Mike Walden, Derrick Milton, Cassandra McCoy, Sebrina Jordan, Greg Mullins, Bonnie Stewart, John Camp, Tammy Williams, John Hodges, Tomassina Atkins, Tony Phillips, Ursula Patrick, Sarah Reyes. Third row: Michelle Richardson, sponsor, Yvonne Ehrhart, Kathy Cushenan, Marion Jones, Anitra Kinnebrew, Mark Pinto, Bertha Dixon, Kelli Coving- ton, Darryl Adams, Eva Redfearne, Theresa Stanley. Student Council Front row: Coach Floyd, sponsor, Ms. H. Robinson, sponsor, Cathy Matheson, Teresa Solomon, Valerie Hill, Evette Peters, Mrs. M. Robinson. Second row: Donna Gresham, Joyce Pigg, John Hodges, Barbara James, Gwen Harvey, Mark Pinto, Laresia Jackson, Pat Thornton, Audrey Davis, John Camp, Bonnie Stewart, Kay Spratling, Julie Martin, Third row: Patty Smith, Pam Shueman, Ruby Gladney, Angela Williams, Felicia Downs, Patricia Eades, Kelli Covington, Phyllis Ewing, Kathy Roney, Yvonne Ehrhart, Sherri Egnor, Pam Davis. Fourth row: Michael Williams, Sandra Tells, Crystal Belk, Ossie Williams, Vicky Scott, Joe Bowman, Rose Robbins, lia Owens. Fifth row: Colette Williams, Cassandra Gardner, Sonja Alexander, Vicky Gibson, Sheila Baskins, Ursula Patrick, Lisa McMillan, Mike Allen, Sue Ferguson, Ralph Salas. Top row: Robin Bowen, Frank Henry, Elbert Jackson. The Student Council is responsi- ble for a very important event at Carver, homecoming week. Spon- sors are Mrs. M. Robinson, Mr. Floyd, and Mrs. H. Robinson. A representative and an alternate are chosen from each homeroom and report their information from each meeting back to their respec- tive homerooms. Front: Debbie Braxton, Kathy Cushenan, Kee O’Brain, Sandra Davis, Mike Henry, Delores Scheweiss, Paul Kinser, Tam Parciasseppe. Middle: J. Gunter, Sherry Ingram, Helen Justis, Susan Max, Christine Thomas, Evelyn Kobre, Glenda Renfro, Tracy Stroy, Anitra Kennebrew, Sun Hui Brown, Alisa Wynn, James Phillips, Lisa Long. Back: Dana Thomas, Lynn McCary, Alton Norman, Carla Crimes, Jimmy Quimby, Patrich Hudson. Blue Guitar The Blue Guitar is Carver's liter- ary magazine. Mrs. J. Gunter and the members edit all original po- ems, essays, artwork, etc. that are submitted by the student body. All the members involved in the Blue Guitar have a deep interest in writ- ing and journalism. Coach Floyd, Sponsor; Mrs. Robinson, Sponsor; Valerie Hill, Secre- tary; Cathy Matheson, President; Evette Peters, Vice President. 107 Class Councils The class councils are com- posed of two students from each homeroom who serve as represen- tatives and alternates for their re- spective class. The class councils are responsible for planning the activities that the classes will work on to make their year a success. Front: Ossie Williams, Michael Williams, Rose Robbins. Middle: Barbara James, Djuana Dorsey, Angela Cook, Yolanda Shipp. Back: Tommasina Gardner, Jamie Richardson, Angela Alexander, Shellyne Larcheveaux, Michelle Jones, Sue Furgueson, lia Owens, Angela Hamilton, Sharon Smith, Pam Hill, Ericka Donovan, Shelley Beasley. Front: Lisa Long, Pam Schman, Sarah Reyes, Monica Bordeau, Ralph Salas. Middle: John Hodges, Ursula Patrick, Ruby Gladney, Gwen Harvey. Back: Dwayne Lassiter, Michelle Sumrall, Stephanie Jerry, Allen Page, Percy Forde, John Camp, John Ardis. Front: Lolita Williams, Betty Baccus, Julie Martin, Cassandra Gardner. Back: Kathy Cushenan, Larry Baker, Linda Harris, Collete Williams, Veronica Stewart, Linda James, Karen Lee, Angela Williams, Tammy Hoose, Dee Dee Chadwick, Mary Scott, Lamar Crowell. 108 Officers: Chez Owens, Audrey Davis, Pat Thornton, Sonya Hudson. Back: Carolyn Miller, Evette Peters, Schauron Widemon, Glenda Renfro, Trenna Trice, Delores David, Kelli Covington, Vicki Lee. Alpha Rho Theta Front: Evette Peters, Carolyn Miller, Mark Pinto, Audrey Davis, Theresa Brown, Margaret Beusse, Elbert Jackson, Greg Jones. Middle: Chez Owens, Vicky Jackson, Ronald Early, Laresia Jackson, Connie Jackson, Vivian Blackmon, Lillian Jenkins, Sandra Radney, Kelli Covington, Christine Inker. Back: Charles Ross, Pat Thornton, Alton Norman, Anitra Kenne- brew, Tracy Stroy, Dan Duff, Cassandra Johnson, Trenna Trice, Mike Glynn, Robert Hicks, Valerie Hill, Tony Mane, Jonathan White. Alpha Rho Theta is a club composed of students from the humanities class of Carv- er. It is sponsored by Mrs. Ruth Lewis. The students study the different areas of the arts and try to learn more about the differences in art of today and the art of years ago. 109 Chorus The Mixed Chorus. Front: Karen Gibson, Glenda Renfro, Cindy James, Karen Lukehart, Bruce Ramey, Gary Rodriquez, Randy Peters, Tyrone Thornton, Mark Derail, Ralph Salas, Greg Barfield, Al Burge, Tammy Taliaferro, Lisa Tony, Anita Huff, Kathy Roney. Middle: Sarah Reyes, Lisa Troy, Chandra Colquitt, Pam Davis, Dee Eason, Kim Mills, Shearnell Daniels, Parrish King, Jesse Woodward, Kelvin Clark, Pat Glynn, Brent Neatherland, Theresa Stanley, Carla Crimes, Anna Monico, Donna Dunn, Kathy Dickerson, Back: Debbie Braxton, Danny Moore, Bruce King, Bong Joo Lee, Bobby Hall, Carl Arrowood, David Cobb, Freddie Diaz, Glenn Redfearn, Rhonda Peters. Right: Mr. Register directs the mixed chorus to another successful year. ■For four years, Mr. Register has been teaching the choral groups at Carver. This year, they participated in the Choral Festival, performed Christmas carols, and visited nursing homes. Three members passed the auditions to be selected for the All-State Chorus. Carv- er's representatives were Perrish King, Mike Glynn, and Freddy Diaz. 110 The Girls Chorus. Front: Phyllis Phillips, Sandra Radney, Jamie Richardson, Phyllis Smalls, Termayne Jackson, Nadean Terry. Middle: Sun Hai Brown, Charlene Watson, Angla Hammond, Marina Cianacchi, Patricia Averett, Lisa Simmons, Carolyn Miller, Patricia Walker, Jane Don. Back: Valerie Costlow, Matilda Williams, Sherry Jones, Tina Braxton, Tracy Hill, Patti Eades, Vicky Russell, Valerie Whiter, Cindy Savvie, Linda Ingram. Above right: The alto section of the mixed chorus concentrated on doing a good job. ill The Tiger Band Bottom: Becky Williams, Linda Lambert, Karen Gibson, Leatta Robinson, Michelle Sumrall, Chandra Colquit, Deanne Diaz. Second: Dianne Stewart, Jackie Leedy, Veronica Stewart, Randy Peters, Rhonda Peters, Daniel Gibbs, Royce Willmschen, Mark Dev all, Dana Thomas, Andrea Neal, Anitra Kennebrew, Edward Jenkins, Anna Monico. Third: Angela Williams, Kim Mills, Robyn Martin, Glenn Redfearn, Mike Harris, Mary Reeves, Marty Ross, George Putnam, Freddie Diaz, Michelle Taylor, Tony Gibson, Bong Joo Lee, Richard Thode, Ruby Gladney. Fourth: Linda Terry, Jimmy Heaton, Al Burge, Bruce King, Harry Green, Mike Cox, Pat Glenn, Carl Arrowood, James Hall, Jill Stewart, Alton Norman, Zina Marshall, Marcus Long, Ronnie Mantle, Terry Farmer. Above, Color Guard: Theresa Stanley, Linda Lambert, Kim Mills, Mary Reeves, Ronda Peters. Right, Mr. Gavin leads one of the many prac- tices. Drum line: Front: Harry Green, Michelle Summerall; Mid- dle: Marcus Long, Pat Glynn, James Hall, Mark Devall, Daniel Gibbs; Back: Bruce King, Danny Moore, Royce Will- nechen, Rodrick Scott. Band The band is a very hard working organization. The members start the year with band camp during the summer to get ready for football sea- son. When the school year starts they have band practice starting at 7:30 every morning. The band participated in the Annual Fountain City Marching Band Festival. This is where all the bands in the city, including Junior High School, perform. Flag Girls: Chandra Colquitt, Bonnie Stewart, Anna Monico, Deane Diaz, Jackie Leeby, Angela Quilliams, Karen Hutchko, Ruby Gladney, Terry Farmer, Andrea Neal. 113 Front: Christine Hughes, Vivian Blackmon, Robin Crittenden. Back: Chantale Joseph, Vickie Lee, Debbie Tyler, Brenda Chambers, Evette Peters, Sheila Knowles, Diane Martineau, Phoebe Edmonds, Kelly Long. FBLA Above: The FBLA members before class. Right: Robin Crittenden and Kelly Long practice their typing. The Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) was started to help high school students in business and office education. It helps develop personal responsibility in its members. The sponsor is Mrs. Brown. 114 VICA Bottom: Carla Jones, Neal Cronic, Betty Baccus. Middle: Linda Thomas, Merry Fox, Teresa Solomon. Top: Dina Hinds, Brenda Chambers, Karen Pippin, Janet Burkes. Above: Bottom: Patricia Richardson, Debbie Shueman, Patri- cia Smith. Middle: Linda Harold, Verenda Walker. Top: Gwen Harvey, Todd Tilton, Laurie Wilson. Above right: Linda Harold — Treasurer, Debbie Shueman — Vice-President, Gwen Harvey — President, Patricia Smith — Secretary, Mrs. Wills — Sponsor. Left to right: Brenda Chambers — Parliamentarian, Linda Thomas — Reporter, Janet Burkes — Secretary, Teresa Solomon — President, Betty Baccus — Treasurer, Mrs. Berry — Sponsor. The purpose of VICA (Vocational Industrial Clubs of America) is to prepare students for lead- ership in the working world. They participated in the Fall Planning Conference, the District Skill Olympics, and the State Conference. A big pro- ject for the club was the annual blood drive held at Carver. The sponsors are Mrs. Berry and Mrs. Wills. 115 DCT DCT. Bottom: Elbert Jackson, Robin Canevit, Mindy Taylor, Anthony Elder, Darrin Williams, Nathaniel Lokey, Valerie Hill, Barbara Chadwick, Trenna Trice, Todd Farmer, Alien Walters, Pat Thornton. Middle: Brenda Pitts, Jennifer Daughtery, Mike McCauley, Scharon Wideman, Liz Talor, Wanda Gardner, Michael Stephens, Katrina Chester, Sheila Murphy, Yvonne Pachuta, Mary Scott, Shanty Morris, Sabrina Beasley, Lisa Baker. DEC A. Bottom: Patti Clack, Sonya Hudson, Gwen Balfour, Yvonne Cross, Phylis Ewing, Brent Neatherland, Kim Nettles, Danny Sanders, Nan Sullivan, Pam Holmes. Middle: Harry Green, Troy Thrower, Angie Davis, Karen Harmon, Lashurn Beavers, Ann Jo Gunn, Eva Redfearn, Tony Gibson, Gary Clack. Top: Mike Walden, Eric Palmer, Ricky Vinyard, Mike Glynn, Jessie Woodward, Ronald Lockerby, Richard Rusnak, Jimmy Heaton, Chong Lee. DECA DECA. Bottom: Phylis Ewing — President. Middle: Lashurn Beavers — Secretary, Tony Gibson — Vice-President. Top: Eva Redfearn — Reporter. Ms. Hendley — sponsor, Kim Nettles — Treasurer. DECA (Distributive Educational Clubs of America) is a club for students that are interested in the field of market- ing and distribution. It is co-curricular with the DE program. The club presented a Shoplifting Prevention Program for the school and also held a dance-a-thon for the Heart Fund. The sponsor is Mrs. Hendley. DCT (Diversified Cooperative Training) is designed to familiarize students with tactics for survival in the world of work. Through classroom study and on-the-job training, the student is exposed to means of finding, getting, and keep- ing a meaningful career in the trade and industrial area that they intend to pursue as a career. 116 Bottom: Debbie Culpepper, Vickie Lee, Sheila Knowles, Middle: Vicki Long, Mary Hardwick, Theresa Brown, Evette Peters, Robin Crittenden. Top: Kelly Long, Chantale Joseph, Brenda Chambers, Diane Martineau, Phoebe Edmonds, Vivian Blackmon, Debbie Tyler. VOT Left: Bottom: Debbie Tyler — President, Middle: Debbie Culpepper — Vice-President; Vickie Lee — Secretary. Top: Diane Martineau — Historian; Vivian Blackmon — Treasurer; Phoebe Edmonds — Reporter. VOT (Vocational Office Training) is made up of students who are interprised in officer ca- reers. They work everyday on job related skills and business procedures. VOT is for 11th and 12th grades only. Mrs. Brown is the sponsor. 117 ROTC From left: Kenneth Shaw, Chez Owens, Lillian Jenkins, Car- men Taylor, Bruce Meadows, Dean Ya- zell, Elbert Jackson, Arthur Hollinghead, Kathy Adams, Phil- lip Sanders, Mary Anne Watkins, Kathy Farley, Ricky Sanders, Sandra Garrette, Johnny Bowman, Mark Pin- to. Right: The ROTC Staff, commanded by Battalion Com- mander Major Elbert Jackson. Above: Major Elbert Jackson instructs 2 Lt. Norman Jasper as Captain Lillian Jenkins observes. Right: Major Elbert Jackson commands the 4th ROTC Battalion. The ROTC Staff is composed of 14 members. They handle the paperwork for different areas of the ROTC. The Battalion Commander is Lt. Col. Elbert Jackson. Staff Officers are Captain Lillian Jenkins, 2 Lt. Curtis Glisson, 2 Lt. Kathy Adams, Captain Kathy Farley, and 2 Lt. Sandra Garrette. 118 From left: Lillian Jenkins, Kathy Farley, Cassandra Barnes, Jackie Bogan, Chez Owens, lia Owens, Coyita Spencer, Wanda Thomas, Carolyn Anderson, Barbara Jackson, Anecia Brown, Fete- cia Craves (Drill Team Com- mander). 0 rr Front: Franklin Barrow, Larry Baker; Middle: Norman Jasper, Mark Pinto, Elbert Jackson, Tommy Hollingh- ead, Frank Graham, Darby Drew, Arthur Hollinghead, Joe Arrington, Stan Smith, Michael Paterson, Bill Brown, Jimmy Jakes; Last row: Anthony Hubbard, Mike Wil- liams, Johnny Bowman, Sid- ney Smith, Larry Jones, Ke- vin Mitchell, Darrin Bettis, El- bert Mullins Above: Femlae Drill Team Below: Male Drill Team The Female Drill Team is commanded by 2 Lt. Felecia Graves. So far this year, they have placed first in three of three drill meets. In the R.O.A. Drill meet they scored 693 points. In the MOWW meet, they attained a score of 662 as Captain Lillian Jenkins won “Best Female Drill Individual. ” Their last victory was the “Indianhead Division Association Drill Meet’’ with a score of 712. So far this year, the Male Drill Team has participat- ed in three drill meets. The first meet was the R.O.A. in which they placed first with a score of 772. The commander for that meet was Captain Franklin Bar- row. In the MOWW Drill Meet, the boys placed second with the score of 718, losing by just 19 points. The last meet they participated in for 1979 was the “Indian- head Divisional Association ” in which they placed sec- ond with a score of 699. Major Elbert Jackson com- manded them in that meet. 119 Company A. Edward Dal- ton, Tim Garver, Emmett Burk, Ronald Herbst, Christine Canaday, Victor Hendley, Frank Hogan, Steve Pearson, Dana Mitchell, Albert McCor- vey, Regina Crocker, Cur- tis Holt, Mike Williams, Charles Burk, Stanley White, Franklin Barrow, Johnny Dowell, Joe Ar- rington, Janet Williams, Percy Forde, Myrtle Sampson, Hiawatha Bo- den, Tonya Conner, Bar- bara Jackson, Lachone Johnson, Regina Conner, Kay Dixon, Nathaniel Lindsey, Tommy Holling- head, Antoinnette Shel- ton, Elbert Mullins, Leland Phillips. Company B. Bill Brown, Trade Rogers, David Smith, Jackie Bogan, Alford Billins, Gary Gibson, Demetruis McCurdy, Stan Smith, Darryl Chaney, Andy Lee, Juana Everette, Julius Bowman, Norman Jasper, Felicia Graves, Vanessa Cole mem, Lloyd McAllister, Gary Cohea, Randy Hood, Marcus Oliver, Michael Peterson, Cassandra Eiarnes, Tommesina Atkinson, James Jackson, Anthony Hubbard, Kevin Mitchell, Carolyn Anderson, Hiawatha Boden, Sue Ferguson, Wanda Thomas. 120 Company C. Curtis Glisson, Mitchell Burns, Darby Drew, Marvin East, Darrell Smith, Cathy Peterson, lia Owens, Jimmy Mobley, Jimmie Jakes, Tammy Barnes, Ane- cia Brown, Steve Rodriquez, Larry Baker, John Camp, Darren Bettis, JoAnne Craft, Larry Jones, James Pamplin, Sheila Henley, Cecil Jones, Sidney Smith, Bobby Turner, Sun Hai Brown, Ruby Farley, Phyllis Phillips, Harry Green. Above left: The color guard posting the colors. Above right: The mixed drill team at attention before the Carver-Spencer game. Left: Mr. Vernon, Superintendent Braxton Nail, and Colonel Bruce Frazier observe an honors ceremony at Carver. 121 Tigonian The Tigonian staff worked long and hard hours this year, with only two veteran staff members. Start- ing with meetings and ad sales during the summer, they continued through the year, hoping and seeking to publish a special annual for the students and faculty of Carver High School. Clockwise from above: Mike Allen, copy-editor; Ms. Welch, sponsor; Darryl Adams, business manager; Kelli Covington, editor. mr t %iep Clockwise, from above: Anitra Kennebrew, Bertha Dixon, Jill Stewart, Audrey Davis, Lil- lian Jenkins 123 Bottom: Bernadette Moran, Sandra McNease, Monica Bordeau, Jon White, Pattie Eades, Dorothy Rogers, LaTonya Walker, James Melton. Middle: Karen Lukehard, Robin Canevit, Jody Bonin, Alan Lamb, Hank Smith, Jay Dee Mercer, John Ardis, Mark Bonin, Brenda Durham, Cindy Rooks, Kelli Covington, Janet Mondon, Shelia Knowles, Diane Martineau, Carlene Grable, Larry Baker, Ms. Rachels. Top: Linda Mondon, Chris Ikner. Key Club The Key Club is dedicated to helping others and improving their environment. The members have cleaned Carver fs parking lot, taken orphaned chil- dren skating, and went to a hospital to visit the patients during the Christmas holidays. On Valen- tine s Day, they visited a local senior citizen s home. Their meetings are conducted to plan fund-raising activities so that the year will be successful. The sponsor is Ms. Rachels. Above left: Key Club members discuss plans for their next meeting. Above: The Key Club officers: Top, Kelli Covington — President, Robin Canevit — Vice-President, Bottom, Anna Spencer — Secretary, Cindy Rooks — Treasurer. 12b Honors Homecoming 129 I wm mm Up rfaCHS-iCd ifo nCHJ-DcLi DLd tyifo nkt) - maucL Hqm fycorf-Jcurmuj HiXhjJd 17{im AyWfrSk Jui iM Ucotf-Jb tow L-LWBm EV ' v i m ir':‘ lAiM'shaiMyio n-- ' ' Top Right: Patricia Annettal Hall, Miss Senior, plans to attend Ste- vens College in Atlanta, Georgia and become an Airline Stewardess. Top Left: Monica Bordeau, Miss Sophomore, is a member of the Key Club. Monica is also an honor student. Bottom Left: Rose Marie Robbins, Miss Freshmen, is a J.V. cheer- leader. Rose attends the Greater Beaulah Church. Center: Audrey Louise Davis, Miss CHS, serves as Vice President of the Senior class. Audrey is assistant secretary of Alpha Roe Theta. She is also a member of the Student Council and the Tigonian Staff. Au- drey is also an honor student. Bottom Right: Shelia Baskin, Miss Junior, was a candidate for Miss Teenage Black Beauty of America. Shelia attends the Dawson Baptist Church. 132 Top Left: Eva Redfearn, 2nd run- ner-up, Miss CHS, is a member of Who s Who Among American High Students. Eva is also Vice President of the National Honor Society. Center: Daryll Keith Jones, Mr. CHS, has served as Carvers quar- terback since his Freshmen year. Because of his talents, Daryll has been chosen for the ALL Bi-City and the All State Football teams; he also plays on the basketball team and runs track. Top Right: Kelly Long, 1st run- ner-up, Miss CHS, is a member of Student Council, Key Club, and the Girls Softball team. Bottom Right: Dan Duff, 1st run- ner up, Mr. CHS, plays defen- sive back on Carver's football team. Dan is also an honor stu- dent. Bottom Left: Orlando Brown, 2nd runner up, Mr. CHS, pursues the career of an artist. Orlando partici- pates in the Art Club, Blue Guitar and the Chess Club. ■ - 133 Middle Right — Boys Drill Team — First place in ROA Meet, Second Place in MOWW Meet, and 2nd Division Meet. Bottom Right — Lillian Jenkins-1st Lt. High Individual Drill MOWW Drill Meet. 134 135 Right: Iia Owens, LDI. Far Right: Kenneth Shaw, LDIV. Bottom Right: Felecia Graves, LDIIl. Bottom: Stan Smith, LDIl. 136 Boys’ State Darryl Adams Citizenship Award Pat Thronton Governor's Nominees Above: Petra Hinds Above Right: Ben Blanton Right: Royce Wilschim Far Right: Chistine Thomas 13 7 Outstanding Freshmen Right: Jae Pak, Thomasina Gardner, Brenda Durham, Leatta Robinson, Not pictured: Billy Miller, lia Owens, Bob- by Taylor, Suzanne Thomas, Tina Thrower Outstanding Sophomores Bottom: Front Row: Monica Bordeau, Sarah Reyes, Michelle Sumrall, Ursula Patrick, Betty Henry. Back row: John Camp, Terri Farmer, Petra Hinds, John Hodges. 138 Outstanding Juniors Left: Front Row: Betty Baccus, Lolita Williams. Back Row: Cassandra Gard- ner, Frank Henry, Steve Longmire, Yvonne Ehrhart. Not Pictured: Elea- nor Berry, and Jin Hee Yi. Outstanding Seniors Bottom: Front Row: Audrey Davis, Chez Owens, Eva Redfearn. Back Row: Cindy Rooks, Mike Allen, Daryll Jones, Kathy Maxwell. Not Pictured: Margaret Beusse, Orlando Brown, and Karen Parciasepe. 139 Honors In Journalism Top Left: Kelli Covington’s exper- ience and knowledge of annual work has been the keg to the creating of the yearbook. Left: Colette Williams has a never end- ing drive for work. Her dynamic per- sonality keeps everyone involved with the Tlgonlan “goin’ strong!” Center: With a unique writing style, Mike Allen has played a very im- portant role in the making of the Tlgonlan. Below: Darryl Adams has been the backbone of the Tlgonlan where money is concerned. His financial ability has eased the way for other staff members. National Honor Society The National Honor Society is made up of the academic leaders of the school. They work hard everyday to keep their grades up and help try to earn the respect due to Carver High. 140 P.A. Announcers Left: 1st and 2nd six weeks: Shannon Fields — PM, Chez Owens - AM. Above: 3rd and 4th Six weeks: Lillian Jenkins — AM, Kathy Maxwell — PM. Left: 5th and 6th Six weeks: Orlando Brown — AM, Kelli Cov- ington — PM. 141 Academics, Activities Merit Honors Right: Page One Nominees: Top: Dar- ryl Adams, Cathy Matheson, Chez Owens, Margaret Beusse, Kathy Max- well, Daryll Jones; Bottom: Orlando Brown, Shannon Fields, Mike Alien, Eva Red feme. Not Pictured; Tony Gibson. Bottom: Who’s Who Nominees: Julie Martin, Lisa McMillian, Lolita Williams, Chris Ikner, Eleanor Berry, Stanely White, Cassandra Gardner, Anna Monica. 142 Tony J Gibson — All-State Above, Pat Glynn, Freddie Diaz. Not Pictured: Parrish King, Tammy Best, Karen Luke hart — All-State Chorus. Left, Pat Glynn. Not Pictured: Band. Sports Athletic Banquet The Athletic Banquet, which honors outstand- ing football players from C.H.S., was held this year at the Fort Benning Country Club, Novem- ber 15. Among the special guests was WYE A s sports announcer Phil Scroggins. Above, Lester Mahone receives the WYEA Player of the Year Award; he also received the Most Valuable Off. Back and Golden Helment Award. Below, Charles Ross — Most Outstanding Offensive Lineman Above, Dary11 Jones — Golden Helmet award and the Most Valuable Offensive Back Below, Dan Duff — Sportsmanship Award John Hodges, Ivan Dixon, Byron Pitts; Ivan Dixon - Best Trainer Award Cindy Rooks — Most Outstanding Varsi- ty Cheerleader — Most Chuck Rooks — Most sive Lineman Improved Offen- Craig Goolsby and Tony Mane VaJueable Offensive Linemen Jerry Porter — Most Valueable Defensive Back Butch Ikner and Roderick Moore — Most Outstanding Under- classmen 145 Tiger Football First row: Man. 15 Jon Cody, 2 Vincent Bell, 14 Cedrick Foster, 6 Frank Hogan, 62 Rufus Thomas, 9 Kevin Brown, 1 Bobby Taylor, 40 Nate Odems, 84 Bobby Castellow, 37 Vincent Gibson, 78 Alphonso Marsh, 12 Steve Pearson, 10 Butch Ikner, 34 Sam Carter, 66 Bernard Shavers, 25 Jay Dee Mercer, 11 Dan Duff, Man. Bobby Turner; Second row: Man. 48 John Hodges, 82B. Miller, 36 Joe Thorton, 70 Jeff Lee, 55 Vincent Kitchens, 79 John Bowman, 49 Byron Strange, 88 A. McCorvy, 38 Plathon Watson, 4 Percy Forde, 42 Jerome Raford, 24 Jerry Porter, 41 James Wright, 54 Richard Phillips, 72 B. Berford, 89 Braxton Plunkett, 68 Tony Covington, 7 Julius Bowman, 76 David Smith, 44 Lester Mahone, 51 Man. Ivan Dixon; Third Row: Coaches Bernard Floyd, Reggie Williamson, Shaw Maddox, 30 Kenneth Melvin, 80 Byron Thompson, 65 Craig Goolsby, 64 Ben Whittaker, 61 Chuck Rooks, 31 Mike Taylor, 85 Alfred Bill ins, 33 Winston Griggs, 74 Charles Ross, 60 Tony Mane, 71 Joel Short, 75 Ed Allen, 77 Gino Hinds, 22 Marshal Archie, 81 Herman Archie, 17 Daryl I Jones, 50 Man. Byron Pitts. Coaches: Billy Smith, Aaron Martin, Wallace Davis. Coaches Clockwise from top cen- ter: Davis, Smith, Williamson, Trainer Martin, Maddox, Floyd. r; j . Our Tigers got off into an exploive season this year, led by the offensive team which was known as the State’s best passing attack in 1979. This year, howev- er, the team worked in an almost as dangerous run- ning game to go along with that passing attack this year. Our Tigers averaged four touchdowns a game and pounded out over 300 yards a game in total offense. .. Carver 15 vs Carver 34 Columbus 22 Carver 26 Kendrick 40 Carver 0 vs Warner Robins , 49 w Carver 28 vs Spehcer b Carver 22 vs • Northside 48 Carver 22 vs ' Shaw 27 Carver 18 vs Hardaway 42 Carver vs it Baker Carver VSX$, ' Jordein JL • A 1 M I 147 Senior Players 148 You better believe it! Run, Joe, run! Julius Bowman gets set for the kickoff. Uhh! Take that! The left side of the offensive tine prepares to pass block. 149 Mahone breaks loose for a gain. The tigers defense take a time out How are you feeling, Tony? Darryl Jones warms up before the game 151 A jubilant Dan Duff after a TD. Alfred Billins unloads on the opposition. Sam Carter eludes a host of Baker defenders to go on for a Tiger score. 152 153 Jerry Porter goes up high 10 break up what could be a touchdown pass. Captains for the game 74 Charles and Craig Goolsby. 154 to come down with a first down catch. Jay Dee Mercer breaks open on a pass route. 15S Vincent Gibson makes a spectacular tackle on a safety blitz. A fine defensive effort by Tony Mane causes an incomplete pass. Charles Ross gets a great block. Winston Griggs and Jerry Porter make a goal line stand. Sam Carter on a 34 option. Coaches and players at a pre game meal. Freshman Football First Row: Richard Phillips, Keith Pearson, Rickey Rodriquez, Billy Miller, Bobby Chastellow. Second Row: Myran Strange, Vincent Kithen, Bobby Taylor, Nate Odom, Mike Williams, Ronnie Blackburn. Third Row: Reginald James, Jeff Lee, David Smith, Harold Christmas, Albert McCowey. Trainers: J. Cody, B. Pitts, Coach: George Williams. Above: Freshmen football coach George Williams Right: Nate Odens prepares for a punt. Z vW 158 Coach Williams talks to The Baby Tigers at halftime. Nate Odomes sweeps around the Co- lumbus defense. Bobby Taylor leads the pack. Baby Tigers flip for a good beginning. Carver Carver Carver Carver Carver Carver 8 vs Columbus 22 0 vs Hardaway 8 6 vs Shaw 6 8 vs Baker 0 0 vs Kendrick 0 12 vs Spencer 14 159 First year head basketball coach George Williams brought to the Ti- gers an energetic and enthusiastic at- titude toward the game. Kneeling: 12 Daryll Jones; it 54 Vernon Wilson; It 14 James Barnes; it 24 Russell Johnson; it 20 Eddie Smith; it23 James Davis; Standing: Manager Byron Pitts; it 34 Marshal Archie; it 42 Stan Davis; it 50 Harold Pringle; Coach George Williams; it 51 Garrett McCoy; it 10 Darryl Scott; it 40 Herman Archie; Trainer Ivan Dixon. Coach Williams with Senior Players, Marshal Archie, Daryll Jones, James Davis. 160 James “Swann” Davis muscles his way up. Garrett McCoy slams home a dunk shot. The Tigers huddle up during a timeout to prepare for their press defense. 161 To start the game off right Swann Davis goes up high to tip the ball to one of his teammates. A crushing dunk by Stanley Davis. Marshal Archie pulls up for a jumpshot. 162 Are you ready? Are you sure? TI GER S Heyyyyy. 163 Darryl Scott turns things around with this awesome slam dunk. Daryl! Jones penetrates to the basket for two. 164 Hey, man, would you please move down? A sell out crowd in the Tiger gym. 165 James Barnes fingerrolls a layup for a basket. Lady Tigers Left to right: Veronica Stewart, Vickie Jackson, Gwen Balfour, Chantale Joseph, Melinda Trice, Trenna Trice, Jill Stewart, Velisa Dozier, Theresia McKinnon, Yvonne Ehrhart, Myrtle Sampson, Jackie Long, Betty Baccus, Manager Anna Spencer and Coach Ann McKinney. 166 JUNIOR VARSITY. Left to right: Sharon Easly, Vicki Wilson, Regina Morrison, Shellyne Larcheveaux, Tonya Conner, Tina Thrower, Sandra Tells, Veronica Word, Tameta Dozier. Coach Ann McKinney. Trenna Trice shoots against defenders. 167 Tigerettes On The Move Vickie Jackson shoots ‘‘FingerTip ’’ jumper. Jill Stewart takes her favorite jumper. Above: Vickie Jackson aiming for success. Left: Lady Tigers fight opponent for rebound. Myrtle Sampson takes a long jumper. Jackie Long shoots short jumper. Trenna Trice scrambles for the ball. Trenna Trice fights for rebound while Jill Stewart watches. 169 Junior Varsity And Freshman Basketball J. V. : Carl Willis, John Hodges, Terry Harris, Cerrell Williams, Patrick Hudson, Eric Pinkett, Jeff Passmore, Cedric Frazier, Alan Page and Ronald Ullman. Freshmen, Kneeling: Vonnaire Brown, Nate Odoms, Terry Ford, Darrell Smith, Carver Crittenden, Bobby Taylor; Standing, Chris Smith, Toney Scott, Vergil Thomas, Garland Glover, Ricky Mahone, Randy Johnson and Coach Billy Smith. 172 173 v Baseball Kneeling: Bruce Meadows, Jimmy Phillips, Lonnie Smith, Mike Walden, Darryl Robinson, Cedric Foster, Marty Ross; Standing: Coach Shaw Maddox, James Easley, Jon White, Craig Goolsby, Daryll Jones, Tony Mane, Dan Duff, Frank Graham, Larry French, Willie Hicks, Manager Jonathon Cody. 1980 Baseball Schedule Carver vs Kendrick Carver vs Hardaway Carver vs Jordan Carver vs Warner Robins' Carver vs Baker0 Carver vs Columbus0 Carver vs Northside0 Carver vs Spencer0 Carver vs Shaw Carver vs Northside Carver vs Kendrick0 Carver vs Hardaway Carver vs Jordan0 Carver vs Warner Robins Carver vs Baker Carver vs Columbus Carver vs Spencer Carver vs Shaw0 Home Games0 Above: Coach Shaw Maddox with Manager Jonathon Cody 774 Returning Lettermen: Kneeling; Jimmy Phillips, Mike Walden, Dan Duff, Lonnie Smith, Marty Ross; Standing; Jon White, Larry French, Craig Goolsby, Daryll Jones, Frank Graham, Willie Hicks, Coach Maddox. SENIORS Kneeling; Dan Duff, Mike Walden, Craig Goolsby; Standing; Larry French, Daryll Jones, Tony Mane, Jon White. 175 Daryll Jones prepares to deliver a strike. Jon White watches the ball into the mitt. Craig Goolsby waits to scoop up a grounder. Senior Players Tony Mane makes a powerful swing. 176 Dan Duff makes a clean catch on a line shot. 177 1979 Girls’ Softball Coaches: Rocky Barnes, Mrs. Lindsey The Tigerettes load up after one of their notorious victories. Kneeling: Kelly Long; First Row: Coach Lindsey, Robin Crittendon, Schauron Widemon, Liz Taylor, Ann Hall, Vicky Jackson, Coach Rocky Barnes; Second Row: Cassandra John- son, Vicky Scott, Kelli Covington, Myrtle Sampson; Third Row: Trainer Ted Stallings, Yvonne Ehrhart, Jean- ette David, Jill Stewart, Lisa McMillan, Karla Cowart 180 m 1 9 Carver’s Girl’s Softball Team of 1979, coached by Con- stance Lindsey, had an active season this year. The players included Kelly Long, 2nd; Kelli Covington, Center; Eliza- beth Taylor; 3rd; Cassandra Johnson, 2nd; Karla Cowart, Short; Jeanette David, 1st; Pat Thornton; Ann Hall, LF; Yvonne Ehrhart, LF; Vickie Jackson, Short field; Vickie Scott, RF; Lisa McMillan, SF; Schauron Widemon, P; Jill Stewart, P; Myrtle Sampson, C; and Robin Crittendon, BS. Manager Rocky Barnes. Carver 9 Carver 7 Carver 17 Carver 2 Carver 12 Carver 9 Carver 17 Carver 13 Carver 5 Carver 16 Carver 2 Carver 7 Carver 0 Carver 2 181 Boys’ Track The Track Team this year under Coach Wallace Davis will have four returning lettermen in Marshall Archie, Lester Mahone, Frank Hogan, and Herman Archie. The four lettermen helped make a strong showing in the Region track meet in 79. 182 Below: Kneeling; Ray Brown, Bobby Taylor, Nate Odoms, Steve Bush, Frank Hogan; Standing; Coach Waiace Davis, Anthony Hubberd, Herman Archie, Marshall Archie, Winston Griggs, Joe Thorton, Charles Ross, Coach Reggie Williamson. 183 Girls Track Standing: Gwen Balfour, Connie Barret, Velicia Dozier, Trenna Trice, Osie Williams, Angela Hammond, Ruby Cobb, Coach Ann McKinney; Kneeling; Helen Green. Bridgette Vaughn, Djuana Dorsey, Veronica Stewart, Idella Turpin, Shellyne Larcheveux, Kathy Peterson, emd Veronica Word. Felton Dias vs. Stout of Hardaway: an obvious Mismatch Wrestlers Pin Down A Fine Season Tigers 24 27 Baker Tigers 20 40 Columbus Tigers 66 0 Pacelli Tigers 47 12 Spencer Tigers 18 48 Hardaway Tigers Shaw Tigers Jordan Tigers Kendrick 186 We Are The Champions The Tigers had a pretty successful year consider- ing they had several new wrestlers on the team. Hard work, determination, and sweat is what makes a champion and the Tigers are the champions. Head Coach — Wallace Davis Captain — Greg Jones Co-Captain — Butch lkner 187 Varsity Cheerleaders The Carver High Cheerleaders have played an important role in the success of our athletic teams. Their hard work in and out of school shows the spirit found in each student at Carver. We should be proud to have these young ladies as representives of our school. Above: Lisa Long, Lolita Williams, Eleanor Berry, Lisa McMillian, Chris Ikner, Julie Martin, Casandra Gardener, Cindy Rooks. 188 Athletic The Superlative Athlete is the most recognized athlete because of his or her top quality performance in whatever sport he or she participates in. This year at Carver we have had an outstanding selection of young athletes who have represented us well in the multiple facets of sports. 190 Superlatives Clock wise from top left: Harry Ikner — Wrestling; Lolita Williams — Gymnastics, Cheerleading; Marshall Archie — Football, Basket- ball, Track; Greg Jones — Wrestling; Daryl! Jones — Football, Basketball, Baseball; Jill Stewart — Basketball, Softball; Lester Mahone — Football, Track; Tony Mane — Football; James Davis — Basketball; Cassandra Gardener — Gymnastics 191 0 U JS u (0 H Administration, Guidance The faculty of our school is the best influence we as students could have in our young lives. We really appreciate the help and the attention we’ve all received during the school year. From the teachers and the counselors; to the secretaries, “their help couldn’t have served a better purpose. That purpose is to move Carver toward its goals and future achievements. From left to right: Harry L. Vernon, Supt. Braxton Nail, Robert Graham, Jim Gurley, James Patrick t ’ $ Principal Harry L. Vernon A dministra tion Teachers Academy A wards Mr. Odom — Wittiest Mrs. Isom — Most Attrac- tive Room Mrs. Wheeler — Most Con- siderate Female Mrs. Florence — Super Teacher, Most Homework, Largest Vocabulary Mr. Gurley — Most Consid- erate Male 194 (Female) W W f Ms. Masters — Strong Jaw Award Mr. Floyd — Best Dressed (Male), Dryest Jokes I Mr. Davis — Special Phrase UAL HOOL -J Mrs. M. Ronbinson — Most Use of Dittoes 195 Top right: Cathy Kirkland Left to right: Judy Gunter, Mary Lucy Welch, lola Florence, Mi- chelle Richardson 1% 197 199 From left to right: Maxine Lee, Ronald Ullman, Howard Rhodes, Group, Nate Gibson, Cynthia Miller, Richard Walters, Donald Kersey, Gail Rachels. 201 From left to right: Ms. Wills, Ms. Berry, Group, Ms. Lawson, Ms. Hope, Mr. Kindrick 203 Faculty Directory Beard, Mary — Reading Berry, Eleanor — Health Occupation Bledsoe, Susanne - Soc'u Brown, Evelyn — VOT Carmack, Eugene — Head of Vocat ion a Chapman, Sylvia — English Davis, Wallace — Physical Education Dore, Lisa — Res. Dozier, Robert Florence, Lola English Flournoy, Barbara - Social Studies Floyd, Bernard — Social Studies Gavin, Rush - Band Gibson, Nathaniel — Math Givens, Cynthia — Assistant Librarian PP |j Graham, Robert — Assistant Principal yl • oHter, Judy — English Gurley, Jim — Assistant Principal Hendley, Rhonda — DE Hope, Myrthe — Home Economics Wlmhoff, Clement — Social Studies pm, Louise — Librarian Ison Johnson, Science Keene, Peggy — Counselor Kersey, Donald — Math - DCT Kirklan CaMy Lee, Maxine Lewis, Ruth — English atfly - Reading e — Math Lindsey, Constance — Physical Education Louder, Irma — Nutrition Parenting Lyon, William — ROTC Maddox, Shaw — Science Martin, Aaron — Special Education Masters. Micki — Business Education McKinney, Ann — Drivers Educaiton Miller, Cynthia — Math Morgan, David — Metals Nelson. Wilson - ROTC Odom, James — Science ick, James — Assistant Principal FA W Rachels, Gail — Math HSusa i — Physical Education | Rebidue, hicheurd — Drafting Register, Doyle — Choral Music Howard — Math n. Michelle — English n. Harriet - Social Studies Robinson, Marilyn - Social X u?- v, ggj Ross, Jean — Ruggs, Peggy - Sanders, Lula — Engi Sims, Lillie — Science if “ nith, Billy — Soda! Studies Ullman, Ronald — Math Vernon, H.L. - Principal Walters, Richard — Math 20b Faculty Directory Cont. Welch, Mary L. — English Wells, Julia — Child Care Wheeler, Willie — Director of Guidance Williams, George — Physical Education Williamson, Reginald — Social Studies Wills, Anne — Cosmetology Wright, James — Industrial Arts 207 “WMOURM SaBUWMW iJ “I'm just hanging here. “I don’t like this« Hats everywhere! “It's my opinion! They’re crazy! What an outfit! Sunshining Face. Hey rock, don’t stop, just rock. Teachers are Stepping High “I’m just wasting time See?” “Anybody wanna play?” JUST TRASH! CRAZY “I can’t see you. ” SOME TEACHERS HAVE ALL THE FUN 211 That’s a wrong answer! Today’s films are shown by. He’s really into his work. Today’s lesson is on A day’s work is never done. Write, Write, Write 212 I Talking it over. Got it straight Now I have too much to do “It’ll never work. Busy, Busy, Busy, as a bee. “I’ll get it done. Just sign here, please If you will just try That’s how I do the problem. 213 Teachers At Rest Sipping tea. Relaxing in the teachers lounge. Some days are boring. Thinking is hard to do OTCRATfOM nisu PEOPLE UNITED TO SAVE HUMANITY ‘The PUSH is On For Excellence In Education’ REVEREND DR. WILLIAM B. HOWELL. President REVEREND PRIMUS E. KING, Board Chairman FORD 1541 1st Ave. A 2 People Working Together AUTO SERVICE SPECIALISTS IN ... 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JAMES WILSON “THERE IS LIFE AFTER HIGH SCHOOL” CARNEGIE-MELL ON UNIVERSITY DR. ANITA L. ALLEN BA, MA, PhD Best Wishes Tracy L. Stroy. Keep on keeping on by the power and grace of God. Congratulations Tracy L. Stroy Ask About Our Hams To Go Columbus, 3137 Mercury Drive Albany, 2347 Dawson Road Auburn, 1021 Opelika Road Phenix City, U.S. 280 By-Pass at Highway 80 JONES FLORIST Mr. and Mrs. Murphy Rowers For All Occasions Weddings — Funerals — Corsages Best Wishes To TRACY L. STROY for a job well done Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jackson 327-3651 Nite 323-0991 Carrie Hattie Jones 750 Brown Ave. Second Third “Where Love is There is Light To outshine the Sun. ” Congratulations, Audrey Love and much Success Momma, Daddy and Motherdear Kindergaretn First Senior Sixth Seventh Eleventh Tenth Ninth Eighth Congra tula tions, Bertha! We are happy for you, and We wish you much success in your future career. Always put God first, in whatever you undertake. May God Bless You. Love, Mom, Dad, Ivan, Anthony Marcus Congra tula tions, Schauron, We wish you the very best that life has to offer you now and in the years to come. Good luck in accomplishing your goals. Love, Mom, Dad, Grandmother and Devika Congra tula tions, Jimmy, We love you. Mom, Dad, Kathy am proud of you, Anthony Spencer. Your Mom Congratulations and Best Wishes to Robin Crittenden With God, your dreams and plans will become a reality. Be the best of whatever you are. Love you. The Family Larcheveaux Associates Marketing Business Consultants Augusta, Ga. 736-7578 Congra tula tions To Our Daughter and Sister Barbara Jean Chadwick May success be yours in all you strive for. We love you. Mom, Dad, Dee Dee, and B.J. 230 Love and congratulations from your family. Momma John, and your sister, Michelle Congratulations to Lillian Jenkins, May God bless you with good fortune. Love, the Alexanders Congratulations to Sandra Radney Love, Mr. and Mrs. Willie J. Sanders, Carol, and Felicia Congratulations to our essence of quintessence, Audrey Love, Uncle Tim, Aunt Lavoris Liltim, Jarvis, and Ikhespette Congratulations! Audrey Davis, Wishing always that you’ll have a succession of successive successes. Love Teesy, Uncle Charles, Chonta, and Erik________________________ Congra tula tions. Graduating Athletes! Carver High School Athletic Booster Club To Cindy Rooks, a wonderful daughter Speak gently to yourself. Speak freely in praise of all you are. Speak clearly with pride in all you’ve been. Speak bravely with hope for all you may become. Look deeply into the mirror of your life and discover the very special person that only you can be. E. Cunningham From your very proud family in God’s love. Mom, Dad, and Chuck Never lose an opportunity of seeing anything that is beautiful, for beauty is God’s handwriting — a wayside sacrement. Welcome it in every four face, in every four sky, in every flower, and thank God for it as a cup of blessing. Congratulations, Audrey, Grandma Simpson Rose, we are as one, and we shall travel the road of life together. Good fortune to the two of us always. Stan 232 AUTOP Al P O. BOX 3247 COLUMBUS. GEORGIA 31903 Harold Greer Jim McCullar 3524 Cusseta Rd. PH. 689-8922 2105 Buena Vista Rd. PH. 324-3529 324-4352 Open 7 days 2 Locations to serve you Congratulations To Our Son Brother, Dan Duff of whom we are very proud. Love, Mama, Daddy Julie Kathy, Without you our lives would not have been complete. We’re proud of you. God bless you as you go forward. Love, Mom Dad Informal Portraits — Cars — Pets — Scenery Best Wishes to the Class of Ronald Herbst “80' Freelance Photographer Asst. Staff Photographer for 1979-80 Tigonian 3822 Hawaii Way DP-1 Columbus Ga, 31906 (404) 689-6412 Class of ’80, Darryl and Friends As your lives reach this point of prime, a tribute is extended to the summer of '69. With Arlo, Janis, and John, Fish, Joan and Jefferson, and Jimi on a cold wet morning. Wavy gravy and hog farm fed us fine with fan — tasies of breakfast together. Enjoy life in the spirit of a time of peace and music and a special happening. Brother Drew Friendship is a feeling from the heart. Special thanks to Cathy Matheson, Chris Ikner, and Debbie Braxton for all your help and support. Lots of love I and happiness to my brother Darrell. Congratulations Seniors! Robin Bowen '80 Congratulations Elbert, May God always be with you and I will always love you. Lillian To Alton Bernard Norman, Congratulations and Best Wishes Love, Fred Marie Singleton In spite of all your troubles, you still have to help others. My love for you is just as certain of your love for me, with each day our love grows for one another and will continue to grow. I love you, Craig Goolsby with all my heart, Forever and ever. I Love You, Jackie Congratulations To Our Daughter, Debby Tyler | Ret. First Sgt. Mr. Mrs. Thomas Tyler Family 233 Compliments of Josten’s Dan Stagner JL Jones Bryan Pontiac Columbus’ No. 1 Dealer 1408 4th Ave. 322-0694 Complin Columbus Bottle tents of ’r’s Association ',V F IRALFY'S 2 Locations Peachtree Mall Columbus Square Congratulations to our daughter, Glenda Theodosia Renfro A great wish meant especially for you Good luck in all you undertake. Success in all you do. The best of luck, the best of cheer. New ventures by the score. And all the worthwhile things in life. That you are hoping for. We are proud of youI With love, Mr. and Mrs. William A. Renfroe, Jr. and family Congratulations, Diane, On a job well done. Love you. Mom, Dad, Ronny, Jimmy, Debby Jaimie, Lee, Nana, Mltzy, Gee-Gee and Short Goodyear Service Company A Printing Company Robin and Jody Lee Phillips Congratulations to our niece, Audrey Davis You will find as you look back upon your life, that the moments that stand out, the moments when you have really lived, are the moments when you have really done things in the spirit of life. Mr. and Mrs. William Lennit and Lennit’s Grill Lando, Big ‘O’, and Clones Daryll ‘D.J. ’ Jones Best Wishes Tracy L. Stroy To our favorite niece. We couldn't love you more. Aunt Betty and Carl 235 Sctte t A 'Valued Sfr Benson's Starr Company Fashion and Sounds 1033 Broadway 1144 Broadway Jordan Television Group We’re working for you. We Carry And Columbus. Curtis Mathes Federal of Cohimbus Zenith RCA 1714 Manchester Expwy 327-7429 Traffic Circle Shopping Ctr. 689-8887 2408 Sportsman Dr. PC 297-1096 236 Formal Wear for Men Sales and Rental Two Locations 1358 13th Street Columbus Square Mall Jenkins T.V. Repair To Anitra, On your graduation and always; Live each day to the fullest. Get the most from each hour, each day, and each age of your life. Then you can look forward with confidence, and back without regrets. We wish for you much success, happiness, and prosperity. Love Mom, Anthony Andre Congratulations and much success to Michael Lin Sumrall. Love, Momma, John, and Michelle. Best wishes to Michael Lin Sumrall from Stan, Malinda, and Senetra Stovall We repair most makes and models of T.V. Congra tula tions Audrey on your graduation 4130 St. Marys Road 682-0615 Joe Brown Radio and T.V. Repair 237 Mister G’s Clothing Connection MEN’S-CLOTHING 1026 Broadway 322 8428 Columbus Square 561-0137 Rayford’s House Of Fashion Thomas-Upshaw Plumbing Co. Latest Fashions 327-9658 1039 Broadway Specialists in all Plumbing Repairs Bathroom Kitchen Remodeling Charles Thomas — Theodis Upshaw “Thanks for making our first year a success” Owners 1190 B Martin Luther King Jr. BLVD. Columbus Georgia 31906 (404) 3231846 3231847 238 Nobody w¥ £ does it � better! TO ALL SENIORS, GOOD LUCK! It has really been fun these last four years. I hope you succeed in all your dreams and goals! Michael Patrick Allen Class of 1980 P.S. Remember Me Always! 239 Barber Style Shop Y Q Call for Appointment 2? Open Mon.-Sat. 9a.rn.-6p.rn. Appointments Have Priority Starmount Shopping Center on Buena Vista Rd. Kelly, Our truly sincere congratulations to one we are proud of. Daddy, Momma, and Lisa Congra tula tions! Orlando Brown, We hope your following years are are as successful as your past years were. We love you and God bless you on your life from here on out. Love, Mom, Dad, and Nita Darryl, Congratulations on completing high school. Love, Mom To my baby, the one love. I love thee with the breath, smiles, tears, of all my life. Elizabeth Barrett Browning With all my love. Someone Special Jimmy “ZOOT” Heaton Lisa loves James Congra tula tions, “Graduate!” Robin, we thank you for the happiness you have given us. Love, Mom and Dad 240 Miss Vicki Renee Long Best wishes, love always, Vicki Renee Long Miss Vicki Renee Long, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Lee Long, has attended Carver since her freshman year. She is a very talented young lady, who specializes in singing. She recently signed a three year contract, with L L Records and Motion Pictures. This was done after recording ten records in Chicago. Vicki is also talented in dancing and acting. She has been singing since the age of eight, dancing since the age of seven, and model acting since the age of eleven. Vicki has three sisters and a younger brother. She plans to become a professional singer during her college education. Look to this day For It Is life The very life of life In Its brief course He all The realities and truths of existence The joy of growth The splendor of action The glory of power For yesterday Is but a memory And tomorrow Is only a vision But today well lived Makes every yesterday a memory of happiness And every tomorrow a vision of hope Look well, therefore, to this day! KELLI, we are very proud of you. With all our love. Mom Dad Betty Henry Glenn Redfearn Robin Herring Loves Deri Hicks MaBo BoMa “80” Nathan Loves Cindy Shannon McGuire Jackie Leedy L S Craig Goolsby Kathy Jay Eva Redfearn Barbara Chadwick David Cobb STATE FARM INSURANCE For insurance cal I J. Gregory Taylor 1225 2nd Av%. Columbus, Ga. 31901 Bus. Phone: 327- 6242 3276243 State Farm Insurance Companies Home Offices: Bloomington, Illinois Roy Simpson 1013-13th Street Columbus, Ga. Office 323-7361 Congra tula tions Greg Jones May all your dreams come true Love, Mom, Joe, Pete, Michelle, and Tim To Cindy Rooks Carlene Grable The fairest flower In the garden of life Is the fellowship of friends; Time but glorifies Its beauty With a fragrance that never ends. No cloud can shade its loveliness. No storm Its petals part. For the flower of friendship dwells forever In the shrine of the human heart. Love Always, KELLI Congratulations To Our Son Kid Calvin Jackson May much success and love enter your life. Love, Mom Dad 243 Congra tula tions, Michael P. Allen Wishing you much success in your future endeavors. Love, your sister and brother-in- law, Monica Therman Newell Congratulations, Tracy Stroy, on a job well done. Mr. Mrs. M.J. Brown H myself. If you can pve me for wh ’ happier. If you cannot, I will still it you should. I will pot hide my t, ms. I will so trust that what is deep is holyl at ever inly rejoices me and the heart appoints. If e npUe, I will lovif, if you are not, will not hurt d tnyself by hypocritical attentions. If ______ t in the same truth with me, cleave to your ions; I will seek my own. I do this not selfishly bly and truly. It is alike your interest, and mine, long we have dwelt in lies to live in truth. You love what is dictated by your nature as well as d if we follow the truth it will bring us out safely l W. Emerson CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR DAUGHTER Robin Denise Bowen on reaching this important step in your life. We love you, and are very proud of you. Cod be with you always. LOVE, MOM, DAD, DARRELL PAM Trenna, The day has finally come in which you have reached the top. May much success and happiness cross your way. Love, Mom, Dad, Lynn, Sharon, Keitha, Pouchie, and Tweety Love and Best Wishes to my friends from the class of 80. We weren’t together long but I will remember our friendship forever. Thank-you and Congratulations: Margaret Beusse, Rita Culpepper. Dan Duff. Larry French, Tony Gibson, Craig Goolsby, Amy Haskell, Robert Hicks, Terence Johnson, Daryll Jones, Kathy Maxwell, Karen Parcia- sepe, Jill Stewart, Kelly and Zack Zbinden. Love, Eva Redfearn Cindy Jay Dee for Eternity Dee Dee Chadwick Loves Bob Vinyard Debbie Culpepper Loves Scott Smith Sherrie Egnor -n- Alan Fountain Michelle Taylor Loves Kelly Farmer Devo Schmevo Kim Nettles Dan ”The Bonehead” Duff Brenda K. Dean “Baby Soft” Kathy Farley ”80” “Kinky” Kee O’Brien Carver High JROTC Girls Drill team No. 1 Teresa Stanley ”82 Farmer Joe Farmer Bob Majorle Lynn Lester Mahone Colette Williams Jon and Monica Monica and Jon Shelia Knowles Loves Mike Alley Darryl Adams “Class of 1980” Congratulations Robin: Best Friends always, Monica 60’s no ’nam, 70’s no Nixin, 80’s no nukes 246 Striding to have fun A smile and a laugh is the common cure for the pressures of the day. The fun makes the day go a little bit easier. Striding To Have Fun GIRLS 247 Striding To Fee1 Good Striding to feel good We have molded our personalities to fit our many moods and feelings. Being unafraid to show these emotions is what makes us special. 248 Striding To Show 250 251 S v tuito toagoodtno Striding For Pride iiiniMi IttUItt! CABVER footbaiA In September of 19 With school life pas sing slow It was our third year of high school With not far to go. In September of 1979 Wondering where and how Its our last year of high school We are Seniors now Well soon be graduating high school With tears that won’t be thin And we’JJ long for our joyous years And September of '76 again. We’ll stand upon the stage soon With our diplomas to our chests Who knows where we’ll be ten years later But wish you all the best We probably will forget each other And the glorious days we spent together But, there’s one thing I hope you’ll All remember The glorious days of our beginning Septembers. Anitra Kennebre w 'o It Better! The successes and failures of the school year are like many hills and valleys. We have worked long and hard traveling through these ups and downs. But we always keep in mind that: “Striding is not a thing of the past, be- cause we as Tigers are moving fast!”