Carver High School - Tigonian Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1981 volume:

1981 Tigonian Carver High School Columbus, Georgia Within each and every Carver Tiger, there exists a special feeling This feeling, combined with the charac- ter and determination found in every student at our dI, forms the basis for success. Carver High School and the graduating class of 11 have been successful In many ways, but it was ■ way that each and every Tiger pitched in to better elves and their environment that exemplified the found in all of us. course, we had our share of difficulties, but 3ether we overcame the obstacles that stood be- us and our objectives BECAUSE OF OUR ENTHUSIASM V 6 LOYALTY 22 A SALUTE PADDLE YOUR OWN CANOE Voyager upon life’s sea, To yourself be true; And where’er your lot may be, Paddle your own canoe. Never, though the winds may rave, Falter nor look back, But upon the darkest wave Leave a shining track. Nobly dare the wildest storm, Stem the hardest gale. Brave of heart and strong of arm You will never fail. When the world is cold and dark, Keep an end in view. And toward the beacon mark Paddle your own canoe. Nothing great is lightly won, Nothing won is lost- Every good deed nobly done. Will repay the cost; Leave to Heaven, in humble trust All you will to do; but if you succeed, you must Paddle your own canoe. Sarah K. Bolton TO THE SENIORS For yesterday is but a dream and tomorrow is only a vision but today well lived makes yesterday a dream of happiness and every tomorrow a vision of hope. -AUTHOR UNKNOWN 4 . President Gloria Lopez Secretary S E N I O R 0 F F 1 C E R S 8 0 8 1 Vice-President Betty Baccus Treasurer 27 Colette Williams Deedee Chadwick Most Popular Cassandra Gardner 80-81 Travis Rogers I V E S Wittiest PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Susan Quinby Michael Taylor Best Dressed Shernell Daniels Tyron Thornton Most Likely To Succeed Cutest Betty Baccus Charlene Baskin Not pictured-Frank Henry Stanley Davis 28 Most Athletic Veronica Stewart Not pictured-Joe Thornton Best All Around Colette Williams Not pictured-Eric Pinckett Most School Spirit Friendliest Gloriea Lopez Tony Phillips Most Intellectual Yvonne Ehrhart Steve Longmire Eleanor Berry Doug Rush DORTHIA K. ADAMS DENNIS ALEXANDER BETTY R. BACCUS LARRY L. BAKER ELEANOR BERRY JOHNNY L. BOWMAN SHELIA BASKIN TAMMY BEST 30 JULIUS BOWMAN RONALD BOWMAN GLENN BREWER REX BRIDIER JEFFERY BROWN WILLIAM BROWN JANET BURKS CRYSTAL CAMPBELL VERONICA CASON H DEE DEE CHADWICK 11 DARRYL K. CHANEY n PATRICIA CHILDRES 31 EDWIN CORBITT NEALIE J. CRAFT NEAL CRONIC 32 JONETTA DONALDSON PHILLIP DURHAM ][ YVONNE EHRHART CATHY ELLISON CEDRIC FOSTER JERRY FRENCH CASSANDRA GARDNER SANDRA GARRETT 33 CURTIS GLISSON TERRY GAY LYDIA GIBSON VINCENT GIBSON FELICIA GRAVES JOHNNIE GOLLIHUGH JOSEPH GILBERT HARRY GREEN JAMES GREENE ][ CATHY GREGG ][ LACHONE GROVER LINDA HAROLD 34 MICHAEL HOLLIS MARK JACKSON PAMELA HOLMES DINA HINDS JOHN HORAN FRANK HENRY GARY HOLCOMB TAMMY HOUSE RICHARD HARRIS | KAY HILL MELINDA HAWKINS LENORRIS LONG FLORENCE JONES THERESA KNOTTS JAMES LEWIS GLENDA JORDAN KATHERINE KRYSAK LINDA JAMES HELEN JUSTUS RENEE LAWRENCE ANDREW JASPER BON JOO LEE STEVEN LONGMIRE GLORIA LOPEZ JANET MARSHALL JEFFREY MARSHALL THERESA MCKINNON ROSE MCTYRE JAY DEE MERCER TERESA MILLER 37 38 DOUGLAS RUSH RICHARD SANDERS TODD SAPPINGTON GARY SCOTT 39 MARY SCOTT SHELDON SCOTT ROBERT SCROOGGS LORI SINGLETON MICHAEL TAYLOR MARTIN TERRY LINDA THOMAS VERONICA STEWART 40 TYRON THORNTON VELMA THRASHER RONALD THROWER MARTINA TOLBERT LISA TOMBLIN BRUCE WALDROP I I ALLEN WALTERS 41 MARK WHITAKER BENJAMIN WHITTAKER ANGELA WILLIAMS COLETTE WILLIAMS DEBBIE CULPEPPER BRUCE WILLIAMS LOLITA WILLIAMS 42 AUTOGRAPHS 43 CLASS OFFICERS 1980-81 Top Left: Junior Class President Terri Farmer, Vice President Sarah , Reyes, Secretary Andrea Neal, and Treasurer Allen Page. Below Right: Sophomore Class President Leatta Robinson, Vice President Bobby Taylor, Secretary Thomasina Gardner, and Trea- surer Vonda Spratley. Below Left: Freshman Class President Carol Davis, Vice President Yolanda Anderson, Secretary Sandra Archie, and Treasurer Mike Campos. 44 President Leatta Robinson Right: President Leatta Robinson describes her class as “a dedicated and hardworking group of Sophomores. Each person has his or her own unique way of thinking which makes it a pleasure being a part of this class.” The Class of ’83 is led by faculty sponsor Gail Rachels. President Terri Farmer Left: The Junior Class of Carver High School worked hard to plan the best Junior-Senior Prom in the history of the school. In addition, the members of the Junior Class have been active participants in every club and activity the school has and have shown enthusiasm and school spirit. Faculty sponsor is Mrs. Virginia Titus. President Carol Davis Left: Those who lead the Freshman Class place the ability to take on responsibility and show dependability high or. their list of desirable characteristics. The Freshman Class had several bake sales and car washes to raise money for school activities. Anne McKinney is the faculty sponsor for the Class of ’84. 45 JUNIORS Edward Allen Jack Anderson Herman Archie John Ardis Anthony Armour Bernard Banks Julius Bank Angela Barker Sophia Barker James Barnes Rod Bartrug Vincent Bell Robin Billins Pam Blackwell Ben Blanton Monica Bordeau Joe Bowman Tina Braxton Anecia Brown Derek Brown Shelley Brown Valerie Brown Lucrecia Burditt Michael Burford James Caldwell Kim Camon John Camp Marlon Chester Marina Cianocchi Vanessa Coleman Charles Collins Regina Conner Jerry Coppins Regina Crocker Trudy Crowell Edward Dalton Deborah Davis Dennis Deal Robin Dennis Ivan Dixon 48 Johnny Dowell Temeta Dozier Darby Drew Patricia Eades James Easley Linda East Richard Eastridge Vanessa Edmonds Coqueese Ferguson Percy Forde Merry Fox Gregory Frazier Emmanuel Freeman Ricky Gardner Timothy Garver Scott Gibbons Bill Gibson Angela Giddens Ruby Gladney Frank Graham 49 Walter Hardeman Gwen Harvey Tracey Hill Petra Hinds John Hodges Frank Hogan Anita Huff Vernida Hughes Marie Humphrey Harry Ikner James Jackson Earl Jenkins Edward Jenkins Robert Jenkins Stephanie Jerry Cecil Jones Delphia Jones Duk Kim Mark Kinser Judy Krysak 50 Allen Lamb Linda Lambert Dwayne Lassiter Andrew Lee Kathleen Leedy Delphine Lewis Freddie Manuel Vicki Marshall Lisa McAllister Lloyd McAllister Lynn McCrary Cassandra McCoy Bruce Meadows James Melton Kenneth Melvin Dearick Milton Terry Mitchell Linda Mondon Roderick Moore Rickey Morey 51 Carolina Mosley Andrea Neal Toney Oliver Allen Page Thomas Parciasepe David Parham Ursula Patrick Dyletha Pearce Linda Person Michael Peterson James Phillips Leland Phillips Phyllis Phillips Jeff Pippin Jerry Porter George Putnam Tina Quattrocicocchi Deborah Redman Glenn Redfearn Sara Reyes 52 Carolyn Rhodes Albert Rivera Ivan Rivera Darlene Robinson Darrel Robinson Tracey Rodgers Reginald Rome Marty Ross Ralph Salas Myrtle Sampson Greg Sanchez Richard Sanchez Rose Sanders Cynthia Sauvie Barbara Schaer Delores Scheneweis Joe Scott Phillip Scott Steven Shaw Frederick Short 53 Pamela Shueman Eddie Smith Joyce Smith Kathryn Smith Lonnie Smith Robert Smith Ronnie Smith Vivian Snellings Coyita Spencer Nick Stancil Teresa Stanley Donna Straughter Michelle Sumrall Tandie Taliaferro Carmen Taylor Michelle Taylor Ann Terry Richard Thode Christine Thomas Danny Thomas 54 Cheryl Timblin Carolyn Tolbert Lynn Trice Michael Walden Robert Walters Mary Ann Watkins Plathon Watson John Weber Joseph Weekly Robin Whitledge James Wieczorek Cassandra Williams Cerell Williams Tammy Williams Brian Wilson Vicky Wilson Bernice Willis Carl Willis Royce Willmschen Dean Yazell 55 SOPHOMORES Angela Alexander Sonya Alexander James Allison Karen Ardis Patricia Averett Patti Barbee Julie Barton Tammye Baskin Colleen Baugh Crystal Belk Darrin Bettis Ronnie Blackburn James Blackwell Wendy Blackwell Larry Blanton Hiawatha Boden Mark Bonin Priscilla Boyd Sandra Boyd Tina Boyd 57 Mary Brentari SueAnn Brookins Carlton Brown Debbie Brown Kevin Brown Vonnaire Brown Carmen Buckner Charles Burke Emmett Burke Linda Burt Robert Cabiness Diane Cagle Christianne Cannady Eric Carter Paul Cason Bobby Castellow Billy Chambers Timmy Chavers Michael Childres Debbie Coleman S8 Shirley Collier Tonja Conner Angelia Cook Tony Covington Michael Cox Harold Crisman Carver Crittenden Elroy Cross Bridgette Daniel James Dinsmore Erica Donovan Djuana Dorsey Felicia Downs Brenda Durham Gary Dutrisac Mary Dye Angela Dyer Sharon Easley Veronica Evans Charles Fincher 59 Terry Ford Lisa Foreman Randy Frazer Thomasina Gardner Samantha Gates Daniel Gibbs Karen Gibson Dorothy Gilbreath Reginald Gladden Garland Glover Eddie Grable Harriet Green Nancy Gregg Alfred Griffin Toney Griffin Renee Gulledge Pam Hale Angela Hammond Carolyn Hardcastle Charlotte Harris 60 Jeanette Harris Rose Harvey Darryl Haynes Laura Hicks Willie Hicks Deborah Hill Queen Holcomb Andre Hollis Morris Holmes Christopher House Bruce Hubbard Patrick Hudson Linda Huff Martha Hyatt Donnie Ingram James Ingram Linda Ingram Sherrie Ingram Barbara Jackson Jimmie Jakes 61 Barbara James Reginald James Eric Jarvis Debbie Johnson Lachone Johnson Ronald Johnson Tommy Johnson Deadre Jones Michelle Jones Renee Jones Hope Kelley Ute Kelley Helena Key Donna Kiger Tina Kobre Shellyne Larcheveaux Ananias Latimer Jeff Lee Lori Lee Sharon Leiby 62 Jackie Long Stephanie Long Karen Lukehart Rebecca Lunsford Albert McCorvey Larry McCoy Kathy McCrary Demetrius McCurdy Jeanette McGhee William McGinty Sandra McNease John Marshall Frances Martin Mary Martin Robyn Martin Brenda Mayfield Billy Miller Kim Mills Dana Mitchell Kelvin Mitchell 63 Melanie Mitchell Bernadette Moran Suzanne Murphy Beth Musselman Dena Nettles Nate Odomes Tim O’Hara James Pamplin Tim Perkins Marie Perkinson Pam Phillips Patti Phinney Brian Pickett Kecia Piper Mary Reeves Elise Reynolds Victoria Reynolds Jamie Richardson John Ridgley Leatta Robinson 64 Esmeraldo Rodriguez Marianne Roney Wanda Ross Vicki Russell John Sanders Elvin Sanks Kelvin Sanks Toney Scott Jackie Short Debbie Shueman Lisa Simmons Terence Simpson Chris Smith Darrell Smith David Smith Donald Smith Sharon Smith Vonda Spratling Diane Stewart Myron Strange 65 Robert Straughter Robert Streater Stanley Tarver Bobby Taylor Tina Taylor Anthony Teal Mark Teal Sandra Tells Scott Tenney Nadean Terry Suzanne Thomas Virgil Thomas Tina Thrower Lisa Tidd Sheila Tidwell Elgin Tolbert Sammie Tolbert Renee Upchurch Bridget Vaughn Tracy Wade 66 Marquetta Walker Tammy Warwick Michael Weber John Whitlock Becky Williams Chris Williams James Williams Janet Williams Michael Williams Carson Willis Laurie Wilson Veronica Word FRESHMEN Audrey Alexander Edna Allen Gregory Allen Yolonda Anderson Sandra Archie Mark Bacharch Kenneth Banks William Barnes Michael Barrow Brenda Bass Jeff Bass Carol Baxley Kevin Belk Peter Benavente Debra Bergeran Troy Best Zachary Billins Henrietta Black Teeka Blount Joann Body 69 Wanda Boone Jessica Borom Shannon Borom Sheila Boyd Patricia Brookins Darryl Brooks Alissa Brown Benjamin Brown Jeffrey Brown Kenneth Brown William Bryant James Burditt James Burleson Robert Burt Ava Bussey Michael Campos Ricky Carter Sebastian Carter Venus Chesser Brenda Clach 70 William Clark Charlie Cobb Kathy Coomer Tammy Coon Fonda Corkron Greatchen Crowell Ronnie Dacus Eugene Damron Carol Davis Geretha Davis Greg Dawson Anthony Dixon Jackie Dixon Miller Dockery Melvin Dye Sharon Dyous Wanda Early Francis Farless James Feala Howard Fincher 71 Veronica Flakes Tenitha Floyd Shelia Fluellen Jeff Forbes Albert Ford Michael Forte Connie Fortson Shelia Franklin Victor Fussell Delores Gardner Mark Gibson Jerald Griffin Michael Griggs Fredrick Grover Debbie Hagen Linda Hagen Patricia Harmon Jeffrey Harrell Stanely Harrell Steve Harrell 72 Stephen Harris Tracy Harrison Chanetha Henley Billy Henry Theodis Hill Marci Holland Millie Hollinhead Kim Hollis Samuel Hood Wyonda Hudson Patty Hochins Jerri Ivey Curtis Jackson Michael Jackson Terry Jackson Patricia Jakopic Tammy Jakopic Cassandra Jefferson Kelvin Jenkins Alan Johnson 73 Ronald Johnson Sherry Johnson Willie Johnson Chester Jones Danielle Jones Darrell Jones Talithia Jones Tim Jones Vincent Jones Dennis Karm Pamlia Keen Thomas Kennedy Denise Kiger Michelle Klipp Suzanne Koch Angela Lankford Timothy Lawrence Margaret Lawton Valerie Ledbetter Wanda Lee 74 Paul Lewis Terri Lewis Toney Lewis Dorsea Livingston Mona Lockerley Michael Lokey Michael Lovey Carey Lowe Kenneth Lowthrope Patty Lukehart Fredetta Malone Lori Martin Robert Martin Debra McCadden Joe McCormick Kelvin McCray Veronica McCray Robert McCullough Mary McGrann Melody Meadows 75 Malcom Middlebrook Paula Milton Eugene Moore Roy Morey Brenda Mosley Nancy Mullinax Darnell Murell Richard Musselman Tenna Niuens Dorothy Norsworthy Theresa Nutter Adrain Palmer Bonnie Parker Renee Parker Lisa Parkman Patrick Pate Janice Payne Randy Peters Darrell Peterson Pam Pinkston 76 Tawanda Pitts Yolonda Pitts Cathy Pollard Linda Powell Bridget Pritchett Virgis Pryor Judy Quimby Carol Radney James Raines Anthony Reese Bobby Reese Allen Reen Joe Renn Douglas Richardson Edward Rochester Cassandra Rogers Terrell Rogers Wanda Rowell Joe Sabo Lee Safford 77 David Sampson Gloria Scarbrough Linda Scarbrough Ray Schulze Robert Schwoebe Angelia Scott Lola Scott Victor Seals Victor Seldon Melanie Sellers Bernard Shavers Bruce Shavers Gwen Short Tony Skinner Anita Smith Connie Smith Steven Smith Terrie Snell Mona Spellers Dauna Sprowls 78 Stephen Starley Bridget Stewart Renee St. Laurent Carmen Staudemire Petra Strickland Allison Sumbry Alonzo Taylor Anthony Taylor Gordan Taylor Gregory Taylor Joe Taylor Brenda Teal Christine Thomas Darnell Thomas Jacqueline Thomas Linda Thompson Robby Thompson Teanna Tisdel Juana Tolbert Deidre Toney 79 Kenneth Truelove Sandra Upshaw Theresa Vaughn Sandra Walden John Walker Verna Walker Paul Ward Larry Watson Angela Weaver Wayne Weaver Michele Whitledge Jerry Whitledge Donald Whitlock Ann Williams Barry Williams Carol Williams Kimberly Williams Millicent Williams Quincy Williams Brian Wilson 80 Liz Wilson Kenneth Wimberly Rodney Wright Tammy Young AUTOGRAPHS ADMINISTRATION Robert Graham Asst. Principal Above: James Gurley-Asst. Principal Above: Joe Saulsbury-Asst. Principal Not Pictured: Elizabeth Rowe-Asst. Principal Below: Eugene Carmack-Voc. Director 84 GUIDANCE Above: Greg Campbell Above: Willie Wheeler Above: Almisha Miller, Below Left: Loretta Meminger, Below Right: Eleanor Tilton Above: Londin Oliver, Below: Cathryn Carpenter ENGLISH Below: Sylvia Chapman Below Left: Angela Lucas Above: Ruth Lewis, Department Head Above: Lula Sanders Below: Peggy Henry Above: lola Florence Below: Judy Gunter 86 SPECIAL STUDIES Above: Pam Carter, Below Left: Aaron Martin, Below: Mary Howell 87 MATHEMATICS Above: Maxine Lee-Department Head SCIENCE From left to right-LaVetta Sims, Virginia Titus, Larry Oswalt, James Odom, Janice Johnson- Department Head, Kathleen Crawford Above: Clement Imhoff Below: Billy Smith Above: Reggie Williamson Below: Nathaniel Gibson Below: Suzanne Bledsoe SOCIAL STUDIES v ' 4 Above: Marilyn Robinson Below: Har- riet Robinson Below: Bernard Floyd 90 Second Left: Evelyn Brown, Third Left: Car- ol Humphries. Fourth Left: Richard Rebidue, Fifth Left: Howard Griggs VOCATIONAL First Right: Micki Masters, Second Right: Elenaor Berry, Third Right: Peggy Cooksey, Fourth Right: Ann Wills 91 ELECTIVES 30GRAM From left to right: James Wright, Sue Ragle, Louise Isom, Anne McKinney, Wallace Davis- Athletic Dept. Head, Doyle Register, David Roberts, Robert Dozier. 92 “Knowledge is power.” (Thomas Hobbes in Leviathan) From left to right: Joseph Kendrick, Connie Lindsey, Robert Del Toro, Jackie Reynolds, Greg Johnson, T.G. Reynolds, Col. William Lyon, George Williams. HOOL CLASS CAFETERIA Standing: Carrie Hall, Mary David, Ruthie Austin, Sitting: Carl Dur- ham, Lola Ramsey. Marie Baker, Claudie Harvey, Alberta Amos I Above: Shirley Causey (Hall Monitor) Below: Mr. Elliot (Maintenance) Above: Evelyn Huff (Hall Monitor) Below: Jimmy Huff (Custodian) r Not Pictured: Lovett Cook Linda Arnold Deland Jackson Annie Phillies Mattie Green Melvin Veasley Carl Durham Norman Moore PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 94 AUTOGRAPHS HOMECOMING AT CARVER 1980-81 HOMECOMING COURT 1980-81 Above: First Runners-up Ms. CHS-Dena Hinds (not-pict.) Mr. CHS-Phil Durham Above: Second Runners-up Ms. CHS-Eleanor Berry Mr. CHS-Larry Baker Above: Ms. Senior-Linda Nelson Escort-J.D. Mercer Below: Ms. Junior-Cassandra McCoy Escort-Brian Wilson Below: Ms. Sophomore-Renee Gulledge Escort-James Phillips Below: Ms. Freshman-Bridgette Stewart Escort-Kenneth Melvin 100 Ml fi The Carver High School Varsity Cheerleaders won this first place trophy in the WDAK Radio and Royal Crown Cola Com- pany Cheeroff Competition. The Competition was held at Lake Bottom Park on Saturday, September 27, 1980. The Cheer- leaders, under the direction of their sponsor Ms. Masters, were overjoyed with their first place victory. Ms. Masters credited the cheerleaders’ success to their cheering precision and mental readiness. Ms. Micki Masters 102 ALL-STATE CHORUS This year Carver sent eighteen of its chorus members to the annual All-State Chorus in Savanah. This group was not only the largest group ever from Carver, but it was also the largest group in the city. Pictured, left to right beginning with the front row, are Dearick Milton, Elke Schmitt, William Bryant, Kathy Roney, Teresa Stanley, Anna Monico, Chandra Colquitt, Sarah Reyes, Sherrell Daniels, Glenn Redfearn, B.J. Lee, Parrish King, Vicki Russell, Samantha Gates, Adrian Palmer, Ronnie Dacus, and Tommy Musselman. 1980-81 NHS INDUSTEES This year Carver’s National Honor Society inducted twenty-two new members. Pictured, left to right beginning with the front row, is Tandie Taliafero, Betty Henry, Melinda Hawkins, Royce Willmschen, Ursula Patrick, Richard Thode, Ruby Gladney, Robin Dennis, Stanley Smith, Bruce Meadows, Scott Gibbons, Harry Green, Leland Phillips, Petra Hinds, and Anita King. Not pictured are John Camp, Terri Farmer, Kevin Gibbon, James Phillips, Sarah Reyes, Donna Straughter, and Christine Thomas. WMO’S WMO JZ CAKVSK Wherever there is a group of people, no matter how large or small, at least one leader emerges. Though this person may or may not be the most imtellectual nor the most talented, this individual is set apart from the crowd by courage, determination, and responsibility. President Harry S. Truman has been quoted as saying “ I found that the men and women who go to the top were those who did the jobs they had in hand, with everything they had of energy and enthusiasm and hard work.” Carver High’s faculty wishes to honor the following Seniors who have consistently excelled in their classwork and in their desire to become involved with others. Left: Yvonne Ehrhart is President of the National Honor Society as well as Treasurer of the Presidents’ Club. Throughout her years at Carver, Yvonne has been involved in a number of ac- tivities and has been accepted recently at the University of Georgia. Right: Steve Longmire is active in the National Honor Society, the United Nations Club, and Gama. A member of the Tigonian staff, Steve plans to further his education in electronic technology or computer science. Left: Gloria Lopez is Presi- dent of Alpha Rho Theta and the Senior Class. Gloria, known as quite an enthusias- tic supporter of Carver, plans to earn her Master’s degree in business administration after graduation. Right: Frank Henry is Vice- President of the National Honor Society as well as President of the Debate team. A member of the Sci- ence and Drama clubs, Frank plans to attend Mercer Uni- versity to continue his educa- tion. “Be not afraid of greatness: some are born great, some achieve greatness and some have greatness thrust upon ’em.” (William Shakespeare) 104 Left: Betty Baccus is a member of the Science Club, VICA, Senior Class Council, and the National Honor Society. She plans to further her education in pharmacy at Columbus College. Right: Doug Rush is a member of the National Honor Society, the Eng- lish and Journalism Club, and the Science Club. A freshman at Co- lumbus College, Doug plans to continue his education and training at the Air Force Academy. Left: Felicia Graves is Battalion Commander of the J.R.O.T.C., Vice- President of Gama, and a member of the Nation- al Honor Society. Felicia plans to attend Clark College where she will work toward a degree in biology. Right: Kat Cushenan is a member of the Na- tional Honor Society, Senior Council, and the Tigonian staff. Kat plans to attend college and major in either art or journalism. Left: Colette Williams is Secretary of the Sen- ior Class, Editor of the Tigonian, and a mem- ber of the Student Coun- cil. Colette’s future plans include attending college and pursuing a degree in secretarial sci- ence. Right: Lolita Williams is a member of NHS, Senior Council, the Gymnastic and Debate team as well as being a cheerleader. She plans to major in computer science. 105 OUTSTANDING UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIORS SOPHOMORES Above: Christini Thomas and Donna Straughter; Left: Betty Hen- ry, Royce Willichem, and Ursula Patrick; Below: Djuana Dorsey, Bobby Taylor, and Barbara James; Below, left: Leatta Robinson and Shelly Larcheveaux (Nominated by teachers). Lr Left: Teanna Tisdel; Below, left: Patty Lukehart A Al - IJi and Michelle Klipp; Below: Audrey Alexander. % 106 STAR STUDENT Paul Palmer S.A.I.L. Yvonne Ehrhart And Frank Henry Above: Bobby Taylor and Herman Archie received Player of the Week awards. Left: Felicia Graves is the recipient of the ROTC Female Individ- ual Award. 107 PAGE ONE NOMINEES Linda James-Citizenship. Paul Palmer-Mathematics Zina Marshall-Science. Lolita Williams-Social Science. Kathy Cushenan-English Literature. Frank Henry-General Scholarship. Yvonne Ehrhart-Journalism. Eric Pinkett-Athletics. ♦ � B3Cr n TIGONIAN STAFF Yvonne Ehrhart Yearbook Co-Editor Colette Williams-Yearbook Editor Above: John Camp-Business Manager Left: Barbara James-Ads Editor Secretary The Tigonian Staff faced many adversities this year, but with the help of the students, faculty, and a sponsor willing to take her time to help us, we finally made it. The days were long and hectic and it seemed as though the deadlines were many and frequent, but the staff stuck in there, and we accomplished our goal. J± Angela Williams-Senior Class Editor Linda James-Senior Class Section Steve Longmire Honors Section Right: Djuana Dorsey-Honors Co-Editor Vanessa Edmonds-Honors Editor Kathy Cushenan-Senior Class Section Brenda Durham-Clubs Editor I I Veronica Stewart-Sports Editor Bobby Taylor-Sports Section Left: Ivan Dixon-Sports Co-Editor 112 Ruby Gladney-Underclassmen Co-Editor Ann Terry-Underclassmen Editor Cassandra McCoy-Underclassmen Section Michelle Jones-Faculty Co-Editor Sandra Davis-Faculty Editor 113 GAMA Front Row (left to right)-Joe Bowman, Angela Williams, Micheal Griggs, Ursula Patrick, Linda Huff, Tina Thrower, Robin Dennis. Greg Mullins, Jerome Rayford, Allen Page, Susanne Thomas, Sarah Reyes, Anela Lankford, Angela Barker, Wanda Ryles, Back Row-Anita Huff, Cassandra McCoy, Lloyd McCallister, Francis Ragland, Shernell Dan- iels, Rocky Barnes, Felica Graves, Tandie Taliaferro, Micheal Walden, Steve Longmire, Wanda Thomas, John Hodges, Ruby Gladney, Ivan Dixon, John Camp, Bernadette Moran. Standlng-Plathon Watson (President) STRIVING FOR PERFECTION 114 Front Row (left to right)-Mrs. Robinson. Linda James, John Hodges. Lolita Williams, John Camp. Second Row-Jackie Leedy, Karen Lukehart, Mike Childres. Billy Miller, Cassandra Williams, Morris Holmes, Derry McFaden, Jeanette McGhee, Third Row-Tammy Daughtery, Patty Brookins, Kathy Coomer, Bobby Taylor, Barbara James, Djuana Dorsey, Angela Hammond, Annecia Brown, Fourth Row-Dena Nettles, Francis Ragland, Ronnie Daccus, Linda East, Allan Johnson, Talithia Jones, Ivan Dixon, Donna Struaghter, Cassandra McCoy, Fifth Row-Allen Page. Melinda Hawkins, Angela Cook, Tracy Rogers, Bridget Stewart, Yolanda Anderson, Tawanda Pitts, Millicent Williams, Terri Lewis. Back Row-Shiela Tidwell, Gloria Lopez, John Whitlock, Kathy Cushenan, Sonya Alexander, Tammy Baskin, Thomasina Gardner, Rose Robbins, Gwen Harvey Student Council is an organization that affects each teacher and student in one way or another. Student Council promotes Homecom- ing, gives to the needy at Thanksgiv- ing, presents a special awards day for teachers, and promotes school spirit all during the year, along with a host of other activities. Linda James Student Council Pres. Officers-Linda James (President), John Hodges (Vice-President), Lolita Williams (Secretary), John Camp (Treasurer), Standing Marilyn Robinson (Sponsor) U N C I L The Student Council, sponsored by the Social Studies Department, seeks to practice democratic principles within the framework of the school environment. Students have an opportunity to plan, develop, and carry out projects-both fundraising and service projects. All Council activities are designed to enhance the physical, social, and or moral environment of- Carver High School. 115 Marilyn Robinson (Sponsor) SENIORS C L A S s c 0 u N c 1 L S Front Row (left to right)-Felicia Graves, Tony Phillips, Kathy Cushenan, Tammy House, Julie Martin, Veronica Stewart, Larry Baker, Middle Row-Betty Baccus (Vice-President), Gloria Lopez (President), Dee Dee Chadwick (Treasurer), Back Row-Ricky Sanders, Cassandra Gardner, Zina Marshall, Dina Hinds, Linda Thomas. JUNIORS Front Row (left to right)-Ralph Salas, Plathon Watson, Michelle Sumeral, Tracie Rogers, Ursula Patrick, Gwen Harvey, Middle Row-Terri Farmer (President), Sarah Reyes (Vice-President), Andrea Neal (Secretary). Allen Page (Treasurer), Back Row-Bill Gibson, Bernice Willis, Shelly Brown, Ruby Gladney, Michelle Taylor, John Camp, Monica Bordeau, Anita Moore 116 SOPHOMORES Front Row (left to right)-Bridget Stewart (President), Yolanda Anderson (Vice-President), Sandra Archie (Secretary), Mike Campos (Treasurer), Back Row-Talithia Jones, Tracey Harrison. Ronnie Daccus, Tyca Blount Front Row (left to right)-Elroy Cross, Paul Cason, Shelia Tidwell. Tina Thrower. Sandra Boyd, Middle Row-Leatta Robinson (President), Bobby Taylor (Vice-President), Thomasina Gardner (Secretary). Barbara James (Treasurer), Back Row-Lori Lee, Djuana Dorsey, Angela Hammond, Felicia Downs. Michelle Jones, Janet Williams FRESHMEN PRESIDENTS’ CLUB Bottom, left to right: Colette Williams: Editor of Tigonian Cassandra McCoy: Cosmopolitan Club Tammye Baskin: Captain of J.V. Cheerleaders Leatta Robinson: Sophomore Class Bernadette Moran: French Club Frank Henry: Leader of the Debate Team Cassandra Gardner: Captain of Varsity Cheerleaders Gloria Lopez: Senior Class Top, left to right: Linda James: Student Council Carol Davis: Freshman Class Ricky Sanders: Bowling Team Terri Farmer: Junior Class Tony Phillips: Pep Club Yvonne Ehrhart: National Honor Society Steve Longmire: United Nations Officers, left to right: Leatta Robinson: Vice-President Yvonne Ehrhart: Treasurer Cassandra Gardner: President Colette Williams: Secretary Sponsor: Ruth Lewis It is better to live one day as a lion than a hundred years as a sheep.” (An Italian Motto) 118 NATIONAL Standing: Yvonne Ehrhart (Pres.), Frank Henry (V. Pres.), Betty Baccus (Sec.), Kathy Cushenan (Treas.) HONOR SOCIETY The NHS began its activities this year by inducting 21 new members into its Elizabeth Canty Chapter. The main purpose of the NHS is to help students who need help in their subjects, but it also participates in all of the other school activities. In order to become eligible for the NHS, a student must maintain a 3.5 grade point average throughtout high school and must also exhibit the qualities of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. The spon- sors of the NHS are Harriet Robinson, Lu Sanders, and Iola Florence. Standing: Doug Rush, Lolita Williams, Felecia Graves, Steve Longmire, Yvonne Ehrhart. Sitting: Frank Henry, Kathy Dickerson, Kathy Cushenan. FRENCH CLUB Son Jour 1 fVkRCi S' I uou plcu £ The French Club enjoys learning and participating in things concerning the language and the culture of the French people. Pictured below, left to right, are Angela Lankford, Michelle Sumrall, Kevin McCray, Vanessa Edmonds, Sandra Archie, Scott Weekley, Erica Donovan, Melvin Jones, Mrs. M. Robinson, (Sponsor), John Hodgee, Talithia Jones, Shellyne Larchevaux, Allen Page, Tyca Blount, Leatta Robinson, Lori Lee, Michael Campos, Bernadette Moran (Pres.), and Brenda Durham. ENGLISH JOURNALISM Visiting a local television station and selling The Columbus Enquirer were among the projects of the English-Journalism Club. Pictured on the right below is Vanessa Edmonds with her newspaper. The club, pictured below left, is sponsored by Miss Angela Lucas. Members on the front row include Percy Forde, Plathon Watson, Rodrick Moore, Sarah Reyes (Sec.), Frank Henry, Brenda Mayfield (V. Pres.), Thomasina Gardner, Tremayne Jackson, Paula Milton, Jackie Leedy, Terry Darby, Sharon Smith, and Jackie Short (Treas.). Those on the stage standing include Verna Walker, Cassandra McCoy, Mark Eason, Anita Moore, Vanessa Edmonds, Jeanette McGee, Wanda Rowell, and Dearick Milton (Pres.). Members not pictured include Dennis Alexander and Doug Rush. V.O.T. Front Row (left to right)-Pamela Holmes, Dee Dee Chadwick, Char- lotte Kempson, Jonetta Donaldson, Tammy House, Ricky Sanders, Middle Row-Sheila Baskin, Janet Marshall, Charlene Baskin, Byron Pitts, Cathy Gregg, Robert Terrell, Kay Hill, Dina Hinds, Back Row-Julie Martin, Carol Crews, Linda Thomas, Pat Childres, Charlene Wilson, Joanne Craft, Susan Quinby, Troy Thrower, Susan Max, Helen Justus Front Row (left to right)-Nor- man Jasper, Thomas Parcia- sepe, Greg Sanchez, Steve Shaw, Velma Thrasher, Car- men Taylor, Tim Garver, Vicky Wilson, Shantay Mor- ris, Maxine Hicks, Janet Burks, Marvin East, Gary Scott, Danny Thomas, Julius Banks, Middle Row-Keith Gollough, Phantom of Carver High, John Ardis, Allen Lamb, James Wright, Allen Walters, Kathy Adams, Earl Jamieson, Micheal Burford, James Lewis, Bill Brown, Todd Sappington, Lamar Crowell, Richard Harris, John Bowman, James Cald- well, Back Row-Jerry French, Gary Clack, Mark Whittaker, Glenn Brewer, Bruce Wal- drop, David Green, Robert Walters, Kathryn Smith, Terri Slovak, Debbie Morri- son, Linda Nelson, Betty Bac- cus, Dennis Alexander, Phil Durham, Travis Rogers, Mike Hollis, Johnathen Cody, Vincent Gibson, Emmanual Freeman. 121 ART CLUB The Art Club is composed of stu- dents with various artistic talents. For some students this is their fourth year and for others, it’s their first. The Art students work in oil paints, acrylic, wa- tercolor, pen and ink, and pencil. They also, with the help of Mr. Dozier, get together work of other students and sponsor the Art Shows at Carver. UNITED NATIONS The United Nations Club is compiled of a group of inquisitive Carver students who are interested in foreign affairs and the function of the United Nations. These students will participate at a model U.N. in the spring at Columbus College. The United Nations Club is sponsored by Mr. Imhoff. Bottom Row (left to right)-Vicky Wilson, Tandie Taliaferro, Middle Row-Melinda Hawkins, Dwayne Robinson, Steve Long- mire, (President), Michelle Taylor, Karen Robbins, Melvin Smith, Michael Peterson, Top Row-Yvonne Ehrhart, Michael Walden, Robin Dennis, Royce Willmschen CHESS CLUB Below (left to right): Jerry Coppins, Darby Drew, Joe Gilbert. The sponsor of the Chess Club is Mr. Dozier HUMANITIES Below: Front Row (left to right)-Jerome Rayford, Meatza Pizzaro, Second Row-Anna Monico, Kathy Baron, Gloria Lopez, Third Row-Kim Camon, Dennis Alexander, Chet Clark, Michelle Sum- murall, Collette Williams, Fourth Row-Curtiss Glisson, Larry Ba- ker, Back Row-Martina Tolbert, Harold Pringle MU ALPHA THETA Bottom Row, left to right: Leatta Robinson, Royce Willmschelm, Christine Thomas, Middle Row-Ms. Lee (Sponsor), Alan Page, Ivan Dix- on, Michelle Jones, John Hodges, Mark Kinser, Richard Thode, Ms. Ra- chels (Sponsor), Top Row-John Camp, Scott Weekly, Shellyne Larchveaux, Bobby Taylor, Terry Farmer, Scott Gibbons PEP CLUB Front Row: Tony Phillips (President), Second Row: Vicki Marshall, Bridgette Prichett, Sheila Franklin, Charlene Bas- kin, Melinda Hawkins, Stephanie Bark- er, Lisa Parker, Angelia Cook, Helen Green, Marrina Chinochi, Terri Lewis. Third Row: Carol Williams, Wanda Green, Sharon Battle, Kim Hollis, Tru- dy Crowell (Treasurer), Bernice Willis (Vice President), Priscilla Boyd, JoAnn Body, Valerie Ledbetter. Fourth Row: Phyllis Phillips, Dauna Sprowls, Tammy Barnes, Tracie Rogers, Sabrina Jordan (Secretary), Cynthia Seals, Rob- in Billins, Linda Ingram, Barbara Jack- son, Janet Williams. Sitting, left to right: Christine Thomas, Jamie Richardson, Jackie Short, Delphine Lewis, Anita Moore, Angela Barker, Renee Kelley, Sophia Barker, Vanessa Edmonds. Standing: Phyllis Phillips, Sharon Smith, Trudy Crowell, Tommasina Atkinson, Dana Mitchell, Kim Hollis, Kim Camon, Dyletha Pearce, Tony Covington, John Hodges, Mr. Gibson (Sponsor), Earl Jenkins, Lenorris Long, Robin Billins, Carolyn Rose, Sabrina Jordan, Jeff Brown, Cassandra McCoy, Lynn Trice, Bernice Willis, Vickie Marshal. KEY CLUB Top: Cecil Jones, Jank Smith 2nd row: Mark Bonin, Patricia Averett, Tracy Hill, Ute Kelley, Kay Hill, Ann Terry, 3rd row: Tammy Daughtery, Angie Dyer, Bernadette Moran, Karen Lukehart, 4th row: Terry Mitchell, Patty Eades, James Melton, Linda Mondon, Brenda Durham, 5th row: Mary McGram, Barbara Schaer, Pam Phillips. Pam Hale 12 FHA The FHA were participants in this year’s Chattahoochee Valley Fair. The members designed and set up a booth on nutrition which won the ribbon pictured on the right. The group continued to stay busy throughout the year with community, social, and service activities. These included gathering baskets of food at Thanksgiving for needy families, preparing and presiding at a social tea for the faculty, visiting the elderly, and presenting a fashion show in the spring. The FHA members enjoyed working and playing together. They had a Christmas party as well as a family banquet designed to unite FHA members and their families. In addition, the group participated in other recreational activities throughout the year. Seated: Carol Humph- ries (Sponsor), Melinda Hawkins, Angela Cook, Carol Williams, Tina Quattrociocchi, Peggy Cooksey (Sponsor); Standing: Zina Mar- shall, Teresa Miller, Tracey Hitt, Betty Hen- ry, and Angela Gid- dens. DRAMA Kneeling: Pam Beard, Angelia Cook, Coqueese Ferguson, Samantha Gates. Terry Darby, Linda East, Shelley Brown, Standing: Pam Farless, Carolyn Tolbert, Frank Henry, Sharon Smith, Patti Barby, Derrick Milton, Chevetta Harris, Myrtle Sampson, Nancy Gregg, Angela Dyer, Jeanette McGhee, Charlotte Harris, Jackie Short, Elise Reynolds, Sponsor: Sylvia Chapman. DEBATE Left to right: Ursula Patrick (Affirmative team), Frank Henry (Negative team), Yvonne Erhart (Affirmative team). Stan Smith (Negative team). The Debate team consists of an affirmative and a negative team. Sponsor: Sylvia Chapman. PHI SIGMA ALPHA Top, left to right: Brian Wilson, Shel- don Scott, Barbara James, William McGinty, Linda James, Frank Henry. Plathon Watson, Roderick Moore, Bridget Daniel, John Hodges, Jack Anderson, John Camp, Eric Pinkett, Tony Phillips. Michael Cox, Ralph Sa- las. Middle, left to right, Tandi Fali- ferro, Lori Barton, Janet Harris, Char- lotte Harris, Betty Baccus, Laura Hicks, Debbie Davis, Linda East, Fele- cia Graves, Renee Lawrence. Lower, left to right: Cassandra McCoy, Chan- dra Dolquitt, Djuana Dorsey, Leatta Robinson, Shellyne Larcheveaux, An- gela Barker, Robbin Dennis, Michelle Taylor (Secretary), Gwen Harvey (Treasurer), Talithia Jones (Vice Presi- dent), Yvonne Ehrhart, Melvin Jones (President) Sponsor: Virginia Titus. 125 Company B ROTC trains a young person to be disciplined, respectful, honorable, and responsible. It provides an opportunity for those who desire to enter the military as a career an added advantage later in life. Col. Lyons is the SAI for Carver High School. Sgt. Reynolds assists Col. Lyons. 126 Carver’s Coed Drill Team represents CHS in area competition with other schools in demonstrations of skills learned in ROTC training programs. Members of the team, not listed in any particular order, are Michael Peterson, Jackie Jackson, Millicent Williams, Jeant Williams, Wanda Boone, Michael Williams, Anthony Dixon, Marcus Oliver, Victor Seldon, Michael Forte, Alan Johnson, Hiawatha Boden, Kevin Mitchell, Anthony Hubbard, and Darby Drew. J The Color Guard proudly posts the colors on various occasions. Members include James Pamplin, front, and, left to right, Bon- nie Parker, Tim Chavers, Benjamin Brown, and Audrey Alexander. The ROTC Staff includes to- morrow’s leaders. Pictured, left to right, they are: (front row) Felecia Graves Curtis Glisson (second row) Bruce Meadows Cecil Jones Wanda Thomas Richard Sanders (third row) Lucrecia Burditt Emmett Burke Larry Baker The Rifle Team competes with other area high schools. Representing CHS are, kneel- ing left to right, James Pam- plin, Emmett Burke, Leland Phillips, Charles Burke, and Curtis Glisson. Standing, left to right, are rifle team mem- bers Benjamin Brown and Tim Chavers. 127 Mixed Chorus Front Row, left to right: Karen Gibson, Sarah Reyes, Karen Lukeheart, Tyrone Thornton, Edward Jenkins, Joe Renn, John Barnes, Brian Wilson, Tammy Musselman, Nadean Terry, Tammy Daughtery. Second Row: Chandra Colquitt, Kim Mills, Melodie Meadows, Neal Cronic, Glenn Redfern, Johnny Dowell, Lise Hughes, Paula Milton, Anna Monico, Donna Dunn, Tandie Talifero. Third Row: Linda Nelson, Shearnell Daniels, Samantha Gates, Dearick Milton, Parrish King, Kelvin Clark, Tina Boyd, Veronica Flakes, Teresa Stanley, Elise Reynolds. Top Row: Elkie Schmitt, Anita King, Dean Yazell, Edward Dalton, Robert Straughter, William Bryant, Adrein Palmer, Michael Griggs, Zina Marshall, Vicki Russell, Kathy Roney. 128 GIRL’S CHORUS Front Row, left to right: Deidre Toney, Mary Jane Thrower, Phyllis Philips, Felicia Downs, Charlene Whitfield, Anita Smith, Cathy Koomer, Pam Philips. Second Row: Shirley Davis, Danita Hodge, Janet Williams, Angela Hammond, Delphine Lewis, Ann Terry, Linda Ingram. Carol Davis, Third Row: Tina Braxton, Cindy Sauvie, Marie Perkinson. Lisa Simmons, Cathy Pollard, Fourth Row: Tracy Hill, Cassandra McCoy, Veronica Cason, Jamie Richardson, Renee Lawrence, Carol Williams, Henrietta Black. BEGINNERS Front Row, left to right: Terry Darby, Marie Norsworthy, Mary Scott, Wanda Rowell. Second Row: Ronnie Dacus, Karen Robbins, Lynda Thomas, Teresa Knotts, Bruce Taylor. Third Row: Greg Mullins, Randy Peters, Joe Renn, Shannon Boron. Mr. Register and the Jr. Sr. Ensemble performing for an assembly program. 129 First Row (left to right)-Mike Campos. Kevin McCray, Michelle Sumeral, Leatta Robinson, Karen Gibson, Diane Stewart, Becky Williams, Sherry Johnson, Sec- ond Row-Sandra Archie, Pam Keen, Edward Jenkins, Tyca Blount, Lori Martin, Linda Lambert, Patricia Harmon, Renee Upchurch, Kim Williams, Edna Allen, Chandra Colquitt Third Row-Kim Mills, Kim Williams. Robert Martin, Steve Starley, Glenn Redfern, Richard Thode, Bong Joo Lee, Rose Harvey, Andrea Neal Fourth Row-Robyn Martin, Linda Terry, Mary Reeves, Mike Cox, Harry Green, Royce Willmschen, Darrel Peterson, Marcus Long, Daniel Gibbs, Terri Farmer Left-Presidents (left to right) Front-Leatta Robinson, Terri Farmer (Captain), Back-Harry Green (Co-Captain), Mr. Del Toro (Band Director) Flag Girls show their stuff!! Band Members Do It Up At Carwash!! Performing on the field at half-time is The CHS Marching Band. THE JAZZ BAND 131 VARSITY 132 Captain-Cassandra Gardner Co-Captain-Lisa Long Ursula Patrick Thomasina Gardner 133 JUNIOR VARSITY Bottom Row (left to right)-Donna Kiger, Tammy Baskin, Bridget Vaughn, Veronica Flakes, Middle Row-Kay Spratling, Sandra Boyd, Yolanda Anderson, Top Row-Carol Davis 134 135 cAndId ClUbHqUsE 136 137 AUTOGRAPHS cr H so O t r Team: Bottom: Trainer Carmen Buckner, 22 John Marshall, 78 Joe MCorvey, 27 Terrence Simpson, 17 Morris Holmes, 9 Kelvin Brown, 25 J.D. Mercer, 15 Albert Rivera, 10 Harry Ikner, 55 Victor Seldon, 54 Darryl Robinson, 42 Jerome Rayford, 75 Richard Eastridge, 14 Joel Jackson, 6 Frank Hogan, 31 Michael Taylor, Trainer Johnny Pied, Middle: 34 Sam Carter, 48 Myron Strange, 91 Robert Cabiness, 36 Nate Odoms, 24 Jerry Porter, 2 Vincent Bell, 1 Bobby Taylor, 46 Bernard Shavers, 4 Percy Forde, 51 Bobby Castellow, 89 Ronny Blackburn, 79 Ronald Bowman. 77 Toney Griffin, 74 Jeff Marshall, 49 Roderick Moore. Trainer Freddy Manuel, Coach Williamson Back: Coach Wallace Davis, Coach Bernard Floyd, 33 Winston Griggs, 61 Chuck Rooks, 65 David Parham, 85 James Lewis, 84 Dwayne Robinson, 74 Ivan Dixon, 81 Herman Archie, 90 Allen. Edward, 64 Ben Whitaker, 50 Erick Pinkett, 11 Kenneth Melvin, 70 Jeff Lee, 80 Byron Thompson, Coach Billy Smith and Coach Larry Oswalt. CHS Football Coaching Staff: Right: Wallace Davis (Head Coach). Above, left to right: Coach Larry Os- walt, Coach Reginald Williamson, Coach Billy Smith, Coach Bernard Floyd. To the Coaches: “I have to thank all the coaches for teaching me what football is about on the field, but also off the field.” (Jay Dee Mercer). “The coaches showed good character. They went through thick and thin with us.” (Byron Thompson). “I appreciated the coaching staff because of all the things they taught me about foot- ball. (Sam Carter). 1980-81 Carver 0 Southwest 8 Carver 7 Baker 14 Carver 12 Kendrick 7 Carver 14 Hardaway 42 Carver 12 Columbus 7 Carver 23 Opelika 22 Carver 7 Central (M) 12 Carver 15 Shaw 27 Carver 33 Jordan 14 Carver 20 Spencer 8 A Quote From the Gipper “I’ve got to go rock. It’s all right. I’m not afraid. Sometime, Rock When things are wrong and breaks are beating the boys . Tell them to go in there with all they’ve got and win just one for the Gipper. I don’t know where I’ll be then. Rock. But I’ll know about it, and I’ll be happy.” Jeff Marshall OT JD Mercer SE Eric Pinkett DE Julius Bowman FS Sam Carter TB James Lewis DE 144 F O 0 T B A L L S E N 1 0 R S 8 0 8 1 I would like to take this oppor- tunity to thank and congratulate all of our Senior Football players for a job well done. I am truly proud of every one of you. You showed great leadership for our underclassmen and our school. These Seniors weren’t in the lead when they started as Freshmen, but since then, they have come very far; far enough to stand up and say, “I am Proud to be a Ti- ger.” These Seniors are winners. They are now in the lead. Coach Wallace Davis. Coach Wallace Davis 145 Jerome Rayford tries for extra yardage after interception. Kenny Melvin with the keeper. Vincent Bell makes a short downfield tackle. if they prevented a first down. Bobby Taylor on one of his most beneficial plays-48 sweep. “You hit ’em high, I’ll hit ’em low.” Byron Thompson eludes defensive back and makes the catch for a touchdown. Sam Carter eludes Shaw defensive men for a first down gain. (47 Jeff Lee uses all his effort to bring down the opposing runner. Tigers block off enemy. Above: Micheal Taylor makes an inevitable hit. Below: First down catch made by Byron Thompson. Byron Thompson runs over defender for a score. Butch Ikner makes great interception. 4SL Vr JA. ti la r 'wn v as Kenny Melvin tnrow to an open receiver. Above: Winston Griggs, Dwayne Robinson, Eric Pinkett, and Harry Ikner demolish the ball. Below: Albert Rivera leads Bobby Taylor around the end for a big gain. Herman Archie runs around the defender and on for a touch- down. Roderick Moore makes a good open field tackle. Football is very similar to I fast you finish and who is It takes a great deal of sa worth having is worth workir Wishes and Good Luck in t how fast you start or who is in thesfead at the beginning, at the end gf the game. B It is nol the lea$ at tne end 51 id discipline ort� h tor. My main aim is tryi .yourfuture endeavors. but how of each player to be successful. Something e each athlete realize his full potential. Best oach. Wallace Davis ' 1 {M BABY TIGERS GET HUNGRY AND EAT BEST RECORD IN FRESHMAN HISTORY The Carver High School Freshman Football Team followed the role of their varsity teammates. They posted a 5-2 record for the season. This was the best ever for Carver’s freshmen, and it enabled the team to obtain possession of third place in the freshmen football standings. Coach George Williams was overwhelmed with the talent of his team and wants to thank them for their 100% effort. Members are (back row): Kenny Brown, Greg Dawson, Greg Taylor, Paul Ward, Doug Richardson, Cary Lowe, Malcolm Middlebrook, Joe Taylor, Quincy Williams, Coach Williams; (second row) Joe McCormick, Victor Seldon, Zachary Billins, Michael Barrow, Charles Westbrook, Kelvin Belk, Allan Johnson, Tim Jones, Tim Lawrence, Anthony Dixon, Lewis Maddox; (first row) Gretchen Crowell (mgr.), Sebastian Carter (mgr.), Mike Lokey, Greg Allen, Chester Jones, Mike Forte, and Terrell Rogers. 151 VARSITY BASKETBALL Team members are: (top row) Coach George Williams, Herman Archie, Stan Davis, Patrick Hudson, James Barnes, (bottom row) Darnell Murrell, Eddie Smith, Greg Frazier, Nathaniel Odomes, Carl Willis, Winston Griggs. Harold Pringle and Stan Davis, Carver’s only Seniors provided the Tigers with tremendous boardwork and also combined for high offensive averages. 152 Above: Carl Willis avoids defenders and makes the two points. Above: James Barnes soars upward with a two point finger roll. Right: Herman Archie gets the momentum of the loose ball. Trivia: James A. Naismith invented basketball in 1891. How They Played ■ • Carver 58 Opelika 79 Carver 92 Mt. Olive 65 Carver 35 Central (P.C.) 65 Carver 54 Eufala 56 Carver 49 Cantral (Macon) 81 Carver 67 Shaw 55 Carver 65 Columbus 67 Carver 57 Spencer 63 Carver 67 Hardaway 59 Carver 76 Sylvan (Atl.) 61 Carver 62 Kendrick 79 Carver 64 Baker 55 Carver 71 Jordan 72 Carver 72 Shaw 45 Carver 57 Columbus 79 Carver 46 Spencer 60 Carver 61 Hardaway 59 Carver 62 Kendrick 64 Carver 62 Baker 65 Carver 58 Jordan 67 153 154 Above: Darnell Murrei goes up for two. Right: Stan Davis takes the shot as Darnell Murrell watches. Above: Herman Archie uses his massive strength to drive to the hoop. Above: Carl Willis at the free throw line. VARSITY GIRLS Kneeling: 32 Jackie Long, 11 Veronica Stewart, 10 Betty Baccus, 14 Sharon Easley, 12 Sheila Fluellan, Standing: 13 Terry Gay, 21 Lynn Trice, 24 Myrtle Sampson 22 Sharon Dyous and 33 Yvonne Ehrhart, Not Pictured 15 Juana Tolbert, 30 Tonya Conner, and 25 Theresia McKinnon. SCOREBOARD CARVER TEAM OPPONENTS 86 Mt. Olive 52 51 Central (PC) 45 54 Eufaula 61 52 Central (Macon) 65 29 Shaw 34 60 Columbus 67 55 Spencer 43 55 Hardaway 59 49 Sylvan (Atl) 71 41 Kendrick 63 64 Baker 25 43 Jordan 46 40 Shaw 39 41 Columbus 68 58 Spencer 48 48 Hardaway 59 48 Kendrick 59 58 Baker 29 41 Jordan 64 Coach: Ann McKinney 156 Above: Myrtle Sampson scores two over the Sylvan defense. Below: Tonja Conner shoots an inside jumper. Above: Juana Tolbert lays it up for two. Left: The lady Tigers’ defense scrambles for the ball. Below: Veronica Stewart dribbles past the Shaw defender. Sharon Dyous lays the ball up for two. Myrtle Sampson hits on a twenty footer. Yvonne Ehrhart lobs the ball to the inside. Veronica Stewart hits on the second of two free throws. 158 Juana Tolbert drives through the middle of the Jordan Jackets Defense and lays it up. Melinda Trice shoots short jumper from inside the blue. Tigers Raiders go after the ball. Mrs. McKinney talks it over with the Lady Tigers. J.V. BOYS Kneeling, left to right: Chris Smith. Nathaniel Odomes, Kevin Brown, Terry Mitchell, and Bobby Taylor. Standing, left to right: Bruce Hubbard, Cerell Williams, Ronald Johnson, Torey Scott, Vonnaire Brown, and Garland Glover. Below, on the left, Ronald Johnson finger-rolls for two points. On the right, Toney Scott makes scoring look easy. Coach Larry Oswalt led the J.V. Boys this season. Carver 43 Shaw 46 Carver 38 Columbus 51 Carver 48 Spencer 63 Carver 48 Hardaway 37 Carver 52 Kendrick 45 Carver 46 Baker 39 Carver 69 Jordan 53 Carver 45 Shaw 39 Carver 37 Columbus 28 Carver 64 Spencer 59 Carver 70 Hardaway 61 Carver 51 Kendrick 56 Carver 54 Baker 47 Carver 60 Jordan 53 J.V. GIRLS Kneeling, left to right: Danielle Jones, Jackie Dixon, Stephanie Long, Veronica Word, Debbie Coleman, and Temeta Dozier. Standing, left to right: Deidre Jones, Bridgette Stewart, Maurice Griffin, Pam Beard, Sandra Tells, and Coach John O’Shaughnessy. Below, on the left, Maurice Griffin shoots jumper for two points. On the right, Pam Beard prepares to shoot. Carver 20 Shaw 34 Carver 32 Columbus 32 Carver 30 Spencer 22 Carver 23 Hardaway 17 Carver 22 Kendrick 21 Carver 33 Brookstone 30 Carver 8 Jordan 24 Carver 22 Shaw 32 Carver 37 Columbus 31 Carver 35 Spencer 9 Carver 35 Hardaway 33 Carver 13 Kendrick 47 Carver 26 Jordan 36 FRESHMAN: 2 IN CITY Kneeling, left to right: Sebastian Carter, Greg Allen, Mike Barrows, Grady Williams, Ken Brown, and Jeff Brown. Standing, left to right: Carlson Willis (mgr ), Allison Sumbry, Malcolm Middlebrook, Cary Lowe, Joe Taylor, Terell Rogers. Alonzo Taylor, Joe McCormick, Carmen Butler (mgr.), and Coach Billy R. Smith. Well, It Was This Way Carver 37 Shaw 38 Carver 47 Columbus 41 Carver 45 Spencer 40 Carver 32 Hardaway 37 Carver 36 Kendrick 24 Carver 52 Baker 33 Carver 57 Jordan 51 Carver 62 Shaw 50 Carver 40 Columbus 44 Carver 47 Spencer 33 Carver 40 Hardaway 51 Carver 35 Kendrick 29 Carver 39 Baker 28 Carver 41 Jordan 31 Grady Williams shoots a one-handed jumper over helpless defender. WRESTLING This year’s Wrestling Team was made up of hard working individuals, who worked well as a team. Our team had lots of pride at practice and in meets. I enjoyed this year’s wrestling season and look forward to next year. Coach Cobb (1 to r) 1st row; Kenny Melvin, Robert Schwoeble, Kenneth Robinson, Quinton Morgan, Butch Ikner, Reginald Williams, Edward Jenkins. Top row: Darnell Thomas (Mgr.), Anthony Hubbard, David Smith, Ronald Bowman, David Praham, Xavier Moore, James Burdill, Coach Phillip Cobb Below: Butch Ikner wrestles for Carver. 163 Senior Wrestlers are Quinton Morgan, Reginald Williams, Xavier Moore, and Ronald Bowman. GYMNASTICS Front Row, left to right: Pam Hale, Lolita Williams, and Sue Ann Brookins. Back Row, left to right: Tracey Wade, Stephanie Barker, Mary Martin, and Lisa Foreman. Not pictured is Coach Sue Ragle. Above: Tracey Wade on the high bar. 165 BOYS’ TRACK Front L to R: David Sampson, Dana Mitchell, Bruce McCullough, Middle: Nat Odom. John Hodges, Darrell Bass. Ronnie BlackBurn, Robert Streeter, Reginald Gladden, Carson Willis; Last: Coach Williamson, Carlton Brown. Willard Wheeler, Chet Clark Joe Thornton, Bobby Taylor. Frank Hogan, And Coach Wallace Davis. Above: Joe Thornton, Chet Clark, and Frank Hogan leads the pack. Right: Joe Thornton gets set for the 100 Yard Dash. 166 GIRLS’ TRACK Standing: Shallyne Larcheveaux. Linda Powell, Tonja Conner, Bridgette Stewart, Paul Milton, Coach Mrs. McKinney, Kneeling: Idella Turpin, Lisa Hughes, Coyita Spencer, and Veronica Stewart. BASEBALL Standing: (I to r) Cedric Foster, Darrell Robinson, Albert Riviera, Willie Hicks, James Easley, Mark Spicer, Bruce Meadows, Emmett Burke, Marty Ross. Kneeling (1 to r) Phillip Durham, J.D. Mercer, James Lewis, Braxton Plunkett, Dwayne Robinson, Rex Bridier, James Phillips, Charles Burke, Toby Tolbert. 168 Head Coach: Larry Oswalt Assistant Coach: Jack Reynolds SENIORS SHOW THEIR STUFF Right: Dwayne Robinson, Catcher Below: Phil Durham, Shortstop ii 1Tl I' In AitfT. 1 Below: James Lewis, First Baseman Above: J.D. Mercer, Second Baseman 4 Not Pictured: Cedric Foster, Right Field 169 TENNIS Coach Williams and his netters have wored hard to rebuild the tennis teams. Above: Front row: Jerry Coppins, Butch Ikner, Albert Rivier, Back row: Stan Smith, Jerome Rayford, Garland Glover, Chris Rusnak, John Camp. Not pictured, James Phillips Below, Front: Sharon Easley, Sandra McNease. Lisa Long, Back row: Jackie Leedy, Erika Donovan, Donna Kieger, Debbie Davis, Brenda Durham. Not pictured is Mona Lockerby. Left: Jackie Leedy is an enthusiastic player. Below: Coach Williams advises the tennis team. Far below: The team gathers around Albert Rivera’s car. 171 If you see a tennis player who looks as if he is working very hard, then that means he isn’t very good.” (Helen Wills Moody) GOLFERS Left to Right: Joey Manning; Cecil Jones; Artie Sowers; Jeff Brown; Coach Gibson; Plathon Watson; Tommy Kennedy. Matches March 11, 1981 Pacelli Columbus Carver March 16 17, 1981 1st City Match March 31, 1981 Columbus Dendrick Carver April 1, 1981 Spencer Jordan Carver April 6. 1981 Baker Spencer Carver April 13 14, 1981 2nd City Match April 15. 1981 Jordan Shaw Carver April 21, 1981 Sub. Regional April 29, 1981 Regional If you watch a game, it’s fun. If you play it, it’s recreation. If you work at it, it’s golf. (-Bob Hope) 172 ✓ A AUTOGRAPHS AMERICAN FAMILY LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY 1932 Wynnton Road STRIFFLER-HAMBY MORTUARY INC. 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Ms. Chiles Congratulations Class Of 81 Congratulations Steve Steve Is My Son, He Is Working Hard. I Hope He Continues Because I Am Very Proud Of Him. Mrs. F. Longmire From The Faculty Congratulations Kathy We Love You, Not For What You Are, But For What We Are When We Are With You We Love You Mom, Dad, Mary Ann Congratulations Larry Baker We Are Very Proud Of You And Wish You The Best In The Future Love Mom, Dad. Cynthia, Gail To My Granddaughter, Janet Burks Congratulations Best Wishes Love Grandmother Kathy Barron Congratulations on your gaduation and may you take this step with confidence and meet with success in your future. We are proud of you and love you. Congratulations To Our Nephew, Garrett McCoy From Mr. Mrs. Fortson Nick Tamla CEDAR HILLS BEAUTY VOGUE Roxie Harvey-Operator 2538 Old Cusseta Road 687-3343 Love Mom, Dad, Lisa Congratulations To Cassandra On Her Very Im- portant Day. Wish To You The Best Most Prosperous Future. E.W. 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Love Mom, Dad, Jennifer, And Sharon 1M 189 061 191 TIGER TRACKS j Loi eYi Ev ' r V' 7 Kb5°p $• %{., Li ? r t- K 'J 81 Y 4° ■%' J?dXdt MAUcdyt ,fj 'ynajC bb a)foLA[omKiMl J “CLAJJ OF fl PORTRAITS FROM THE PAST We made it. We have left behind the short breeches, the full and fancy dresses, and the crazy hair bows. We have left behind our tricycles, our toy guns, and our tea sets. Gone forever are those innocent smiles and wide eyes that had not seen the ugliness of our world. Today we may laugh with embarrassment as our friends discover that the fat face with pigtails is ours. Now the boy with the cigarette in his mouth and the girl modeling the hair dryer bonnet are no more. Yet, they still are. Each one carries within himself those memories of an uncomplicated and fun life where it was thought that grownups knew all the answers. Now we know that life is not so simple and that adults, too, continue to grow. As we come to a crossroad in our life, we share memories with our friends. Just who are all of those strange faces below? Look carefully at the pictures. Stare at your friends. What then? Guess, of course. If you finally give up, turn to page 200 for the hidden identities. 195 AT GRADUATING TIME The graduates are going forth- God bless them every one!- To run this hard and stubborn world Just as it should be run; But much I fear they’ll find that facts Don’t always track with dreams; And running this old world is not As easy as it seems. The graduate is prone to think His wisdom is complete. He’ but to ask-the world will lay Its trophies at his feet. But school days done and work begun. He learns to his regret The college of experience He has not mastered yet. The world has garlands and applause At graduating time; But may forget him the next day When he attempts to climb. Life is a battle where each one Must seek and hold his own. He who would rise above the clouds Must scale the heights alone. This is the rule of life today, As it has ever been: The world bestows its smile on those Who have the strength to win. Beneath all outward semblances It looks for merit true. It little cares how much you know, But asks, what can you do? AUTHOR UNKNOWN SENIOR DIRECTORY DENNIS ALEXANDER: English dub 12; Journalism Club 12; VIC A 12; JA 12; Teacher's Aide 12. BETTY BACCUS: Outstanding Freshman. FHA 9; Bas- ketball 9. 10. 11. 12; Sophomore Class President; Presi dent's Club 10; Biology Award 10; Student Council 10; Outstanding Junior; NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 11. 12; VICA 11 (treasurer). 12; JUNIOR Class Vice-President; Recipient of Certificate of Merit Columbus College Uni- versity of Georgia 11; Senior Class Vice President; Science Club 12; Senior Most Likely to Succeed. Who's Who 12 LARRY BAKER: Male Drill Team 9. 10. 11. 12; Honor Roll 9. 10. 11. 12; ROTC9. 10. 11. 12; Key Club 11; Class Council 9. 10. 11; VICA 12; Tennis Team 11; ROTC Commander 11; 2nd-runner up Mr. Carver 12. CHARLENE M. BASKIN: Key Club 9; Pep Club 9. 10. 11. 12; FHA 9. 10; Industrial Arts Club 10. 11 (secretary); Dance Drill Team 12; FBLA 11. 12; VOT 12; Teacher's Office Aide 12; Most Attractive Senior. ELEANOR BERRY: Cheerleader 9. 10. 11. 12; Outstand- ing Cheerleader 10; FHA 9; Student Council 9. 10. 11. 12; Class Council 9. 10; WHO'S WHO 11; Outstanding Junior; Gama 12; 2nd-runner up Ms Carver JEFFERY BROWN; ROTC 9; Basketball Trainer 9; JA 11; Golf Team 12; VICA 12; Cosmopolitan Club 12; Indus- trial Arts Club 12. WILLIAM L. BROWN: Football 9. 10; Drama 10. 11; DCT 9; ROTC 9. 10. 11. 12 (Company Commander). JANET A. BURKS. Basketball 9. 10. Honor Roll 9. 10. 11. 12; VICA 10. 11. 12; Pep Club 12; DCT 12; Outstand- Ing Vka Student 11; JA 11; Cosmopolitan Club 12; Class Council 10; FHA 9; Student Council 9. 10. 11. DEE DEE CHADWICK: Orchestra Club 9; Spanish Club 9; Student Council 9. 10; VOT 12; FBLA 12 (Vice Presn dent); Teacher's Aide 9. 10; Class Council 11. 12; Senior Class Treasurer. DARRYL KEITH CHANEY: Football 9. 10; ROTC 11. 12; Industrial Arts Club 9; VICA 11. 12. KATHERINE CUSHENAN: Spanish Club 9; Honor Roll 9. 10. 11. 12; Photography Club 10 (treasurer); NATION- AL HONOR SOCIETY 11 (treasurer). 12; Music Lab 10; Art 10. 12; Class Council 11. 12; Teacher s Aide 11. 12; English Club 11, 12; Blue Guitar 11; Columbus College Certificate Of Merit 11; Student Council 12; Art Club 12; Annual Staff 12; Science Competition Ga South Western College 12; Carverlite 12. Who's Who 12 SHEARNELL DANIELS: Chorus 9. 10. 11. 12; Pep Club 10; VICA 12; Best Dressed Senior; 2nd runner up Ms Senior. TERRY DARBY: Art 9. 10. 11. Music Lab 10; English Club 11. 12; Teacher's Aide 11. Golf Team 12; Drama 12; Chorus 12 SANDRA DAVIS: FHA 9; Blue Guitar Writer 10; Annual Staff 12. THERESA DAVIS: Band 9. 10; VICA 12; Teacher's Aide 12 KATHY DICKERSON: Chorus 9. 10. 11; Honor Roll 9. 10. 11. 12; Photography Club 10; Blue Guitar 11; NA- TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 11, 12; Recipient of Universi ty of Georgia and Columbus College Certificate of Merit 11; VOT 12; FBLA 12; Spanish Club 11. JONETTA DONALDSON: Orchestra Club 9. 10; Span ish Club 9; VOT 12 (treasurer); FBLA 12 YVONNE EHRHART: Orchestra 9; Science Club 9; Blue Guitar 9. 10. 11; First place Spanish Tournament 9; Princi- pal List 9. 10. 11. 12; English Award 9. 10; Tigonlan Staff 10. 11 (Club Editor). 12 (Co-Editor); Basketball 10. 11. 12; (Most Academic Player 10-12); Softball 10 (Most Valuable Player). 11 (Most Valuable Outfielder); All Bi City Softball Team 12; Teen Tempo Correspondent 10. 11. 12; English Club 11; Newspaper Staff 10. 11; United Nations Club 11. 12; Debate Team (First Affirmative) 11. 12; Outstanding Junior; GHP Nominee 11; Columbus College University of Georgia Certificate of Merit 11; NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 11. 12 (President). Congressional Seminar Re- presetative 11; Columbus Literary Meet in Spelling 11; Student Exchange Day 11; GLORY Program 12; Presi dent’s Club 12 (treasurer); Teacher's Aide 12; Student Council 12; Lettermen's Club 10. 11. 12; P.E Award 10; SAIL Student 12; Most Intellectual Senior; Powder Puff Volleyball 12; Who's Who 12. JERRY FRENCH: Football 9; Industrial Arts Club 9; DCT 11. 12; VICA 11. 12. Key Club 12 CASSANDRA GARDNER: Student Council 9. 10. 11. 12; Class Council 9. 10. 11. 12; Ms Freshman. Cheer- leader 9. 10. 11. 12 (Captain). Gymnastic Team 9. (All Bi- City Team). 10 (Most Outstanding Gymnast). 12; Honor Roll 9. 10, 11. 12; Principal List 12; Outstanding Junior; Who's Who 11; President's Club 12 (President); Industrial Arts Club 12; Most Popular Senior; Ms Carver 12. SANDRA GARRETTE: ROTC 9 (World Wars Medal). 10 (Military Ball Queen). 11. 12; President's Club 10; FBLA 12; VOT 12; Color Guard 12 (Commander). Class Council 12. VINCENT GIBSON: Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Class Council 9. 10. 11; Class Treasurer 9. 10. 11. Chess Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Baseball Team 11; VICA 12 LYDIA F. GIBSON: FHA 9. 10. 11; Pep Club 9. 10; Golf Team 9; Math Club 9; Dance Drill Team 10; Key Club 10; Drama 10; Industrial Arts Club 11 (Vice-President); Teach- er’s Aide 12; Honor Roll 12; Principal's List 12 FELECIA GRAVES: ROTC 9. 10. 11. 12; Female Drill Team 9. 10 (Assistant Commander). 11-12 (Commander). Pep Club 9. English Club 9 (treasurer). Student Council 9. 10; Outstanding Freshman; Honor Roll 9. 10. 11, 12; Outstanding Sophomore; Superior Junior Cadet Award 11; Teacher's Aide 11; NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 11. 12; Company Commander 11; Batallton Commander 12; Class Council 12; Science Club 12; Columbus College Joint High School Enrollment Program 12; Who's Who 12 HARRY E. GREEN: ROTC 9. 10. 11. 12; Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Honor Roll 9. 10. 11. 12; Lettermen's Club 10. 11. 12; Who’s Who 11. Boys State 11; Marks manship Award 11; English Merit Award 11. LACHONE GROVER: Track 9; Science Club 9. 10. 11. 2; FHA 12; Glee Club 12 MELINDA HAWKINS: Pep Club 9. 10. 11. 12; FHA 9. 12 (Parliamentarian). Honor Roll 9. 10. 11. 12; Science Club 9, English Club 10; United Nations Club 12; Student Council 12; NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 12. KAY HILL: JA 10; Key Club 12; VOT 12; FBLA 12 DINA HINDS: Honor Roll 9. 10. 11. 12; Science Club 9; French Club 10; VICA 11; Powder Puff Volleyball 12; VOT 12; lst-runner up Ms Carver 12. PAMELA HOLMES: Student Council 9. 10. 12; Track 9; Honor Roll 9. 10. 11. 12; Spanish Club 9; Industrial Arts Club 9; Pep Club 9; Class Council 10; Body Dymanics 10; DCT 11; DECA 11; JA 12; Teacher's Aide 12; Presidents’ Club 12; VOT 12; FLBA 12 (President); lst-runner up Ms Senior LINDA JAMES: Pep Club 9. 10; Carverette 10. 12; Sec retary Freshman Class; ROTC 9; Class Council 9. 10, 11. 12; Human Relations 9; Honor Roll 9. 10. 11. 12; English Club 9; Drama 11; Student Council 9. 10. 12; Principal’s List 12; Student Exchange Day 11; Susan B Alexander Outstanding Social Studies Award 11; United Nations 11. 12; industrial Arts Club 11; Blue Guitar Correspondent 11. 12; ESSA Committee 12. March of Dimes Walk-a-thon 12. Nominee for SAIL Student 12; Science Club 12; Powder Puff Volleyball 12; Teacher's Aide 12; Softball 12; lst- runner up Senior Most Likely To Succeed. High School Bowl Contest 12; French Club 12; PA-Announcer 12; Stu- dent Council Award 12; Tigonlan Staff (Senior Section) 12; President's Club 12; Student Council President 12. HELEN JUSTUS: Drama 9; Honor Roll 9. 10. 11. 12; March of Dimes Walkathon 9; German Club 10; Blue Guitar Writer 11; VOT 12; FBLA 12 CHARLOTTE KEMPSON: FHA 9 (treasurer). 11 (secre tary). 12 (secretary); Honor Roll 9. 10. 11. 12; March of Dimes Walkathon 9; GAMA 10, 11 (Reporter); German Club 10. 11; Explorer Post 11. 12; VOT 12; FBLA 12 (secretary). Class Council 11. KATHERINE KRYSAK: Honor Roll 9. 10. 11. 12; JA 10; German Club 10. 11; Teacher's Aide 12. JAMES LEWIS: Football 9. 10. 11. 12; German Club 9; Baseball 10. 11. 12; Honor Roll 12. GLORIA LOPEZ: Art Club 9. 12; Student Council 10. 11. 12; Candidate for Student Council President 11; Most School Spirit Senior. Powder Puff Volleyball 12; Class Council 10. 11. 12; Awarded Student Council Pm 11; Teacher's Aide 11. 12; Presidents Club 12; Alpha Rho Theta 12; Senior Class President 12 STEVE LONGMIRE: Honor Roll 9. 10. 11. 12; Prlnci pal's List 11. 12; Literary Meet (Boys Spelling) 10. United Nations Club 11. 12 (President). GAMA 11. 12; Industrial Arts Club 11 (treasurer); NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 11. 12; Science Club 11; Certificate of Merit Columbus College University of Georgia 11; Outstanding Junior; Social Studies Excellency Award 11; Tigonlan Staff 12; President's Club 12; Most Intellectual Senior 12; Who’s Who 12 JANET MARSHALL: FHA 9. 10; Pep Club 9. 10; VOT 11. 12; VICA 11. 12. JEFFERY L. MARSHALL: Chess Club 9; Football 9. 12; Band 9; Baseball 10; A.S.H. Table Tennis Champion 10; Honor Roll 11. 12. SUSAN MAX: Spanish Club 9; March of Dimes Walkathon 10. 11; Blue Guitar 10; VOT 12; FBLA 12; Explorer Post 12. ROSE McTYRE: Pep Club 9. 10; Art Club 9. 10; FHA 9. 10; Gris' Chorus 9; French Club 9; VICA 12. ANNA MONICO: Band 9. 10. 11; Mixed Chorus 10. 11. 12; Alpha Rho Theta 12; Principal's List 12. GREGORY MULLINS: ROTC 9. Chorus 9; Drama Club 12; GAMA 10. 11. 12; FHA 10; VICA 12. KEE O'BRIEN: FHA 9; Art 9. 10. 11. 12; Teacher's Aide 10. Explorers Post 103 10; March of Dimes Walkathon 10; Drama 11; Carver Art Show (2nd Place in Watercolor) (3rd Place in Inks) 11; Alpha Rho Theta 12; Art Club 12. HAROLD PRINGLE: Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12; ROTC 9. 10; Drill Team 9; Letterman's Club 10. 11. 12. VICA 11; Alpha Rho Theta 12. TONY PHILLIPS: Class Countil 9. 10. 12; Student Coun cil 9. 10; Teacher's Aide 9; Pep Club 10. 11. 12 (Presi- dent); Cheerleader 9; JA 10. 11, 12; President’s Club 11. 12; Chorus 10; English Club 9. 11; ESSA Advisory Com- mittee 12; GAMMA 11; Drama 11; JA Achievement Ex- ecutive Award 10. 11; Science Club 10; FHA 12; FBLA 9; Tennis Team 11. JAMES ERIC PINKETT: Football 9. 10. 11. 12; Student Council 9. 10. 11. 12; Basketball 9. 10. 11; Letterman’s Gub 10. 11. 12. Best All Around Senior SUSAN QUIMBY: Drama 9; Vlca 11; DECA 11; FBLA 12; Wittiest Senior. JEROME RAYFORD: Football 10. 11. 12; Chess Gub 11; GAMA 12. Alpha Rho Theta 12; Tennis Team 12; Wrestling Team 12. KATHY RONEY: Honor Roll 9. 10. 11. 12; FHA 9. 10; Student Council 9. 10. 11; Class Council 9. 10; Sophomore Class Secretary. March of Dimes Walkathon 10; Chorus 11. 12 DOUGLAS RUSH: Basketball Manager 9; Honor Roll 9. 10. 11. 12; NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 11. 12; GHP Nominee 11. Science Club 12; Journalism Club 12; Princi- pal's List 12; Columbus College Joint High School Enroll- ment Program 12; Friendliest Senior. RICHARD SANDERS: Football 9. Basketball 9; Tennis Team 9. 10; ROTC 9. 10. 11. 12; Gass Council 9. 10; Drill Team 9; Color Guard 9. 10; Student Council 9; VOT 12; Office Aide 12. MARY SCOTT: Student Council 9. 10; DCT 11. 12 (Presi dent); Gass Council 11. Softball 12; VICA 12; 2nd runner up Ms Junior. VERONICA BONNIE” STEWART: Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12; Track 9. 10. 11. 12; Student Council 9. 10. 11; Gass Council 9. 10. 11. 12; State Track Meet 9. 10. 11. 12; English Club 11; Band (Rag Grl) 11; Tennis Team 11; Annual Staff 11. 12 (Sports Editor); SAIL Nominee 12; Math Gub 12; GAMA 12. Most Athletic Senior; Powder Puff Volleyball 12; National Beta Club President 12. LINDA THOMAS: VICA 11; FBLA 12; ESSA Advisory Committee 12. VELMA THRASHER: ROTC 9; FHA 9; DCT 12; VICA 12 TYRON THORNTON: Wrestling Team 10; Track 10; Chorus 11. 12; ESSA Committee Chairman 11; Best Dressed Senior. Mr Carver 12. MARTINA TOLBERT: VICA 12; Alpha Rho Theta 12. BRUCE WALDROP: VICA 11. 12. ARLISA WEBB: FHA 9. 11; Gris Chorus 9; Pep Club 9. 10; Drill Team 9; French Gub 9; VICA 12. ANGELA WILLIAMS: Band 9. 10. 11. FHA 10. 11 (Par liamentarianh Colonial Band 10; Student Council 11; Class Council 11; GAMA 12; Annual Staff (Senior Editor) 12; Office Aide 12; Candidate for Senior Gass Vice-President 11. COLETTE RENEE WILLIAMS: Wavette 9; Rag Grl 9; Honor Roll 9. 10. 11, 12; lst-runner up Ms. Sophomore; Class Council 10. 11. 12; Student Council 10. 11. 12; Teacher's Aide 11. 12; Tigonlan Staff 11 (Editor-Under- classmen). 12 (Editor); Secretary-Senior Class Secretary; Alpha Rho Theta 12; P.A Announcer 12; Who's Who 12; Best All Around Senior LOLITA WILLIAMS: Cheerleader 9. 10. 11 (Co-Captain). 12. Gymnastics Team 9. 10. 11, 12; Outstanding Fresh- man; Class Council 9. 10. 11. 12; Student Council 9. 10. 11. 12 (Secretary); Sophomore Class Vice-President; Out- standing Sophomore; GHP Nominee 10. Lettermen's Gub 9. 10. 11. 12; President's Gub 11; Junior Gass President; Mu Alpha Theta 11. 12; Who's Who 11. 12. Outstanding Junior. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 11. 12; GAMA 12; SAIL Nominee 12; NCA Staff 12; Debate Team 12; All American Cheerleader Finalist 12; Columbus College University of Georgia Certificate of Merit Recipient 12. ALPHONSO WILLIS: Spring J V. Basketball Team 9; Honor Roll 9. 10; Most Outstanding Earth Science Student 11; Excellents in English 11. Industrial Arts Gub 12. 199 March 9, 1981 To The 1980-81 Student Body and Faculty of Carver High School: This has been a very long and difficult year for the Tigonian staff and we have had many problems throughout the course of publishing a yearbook that the student body and faculty would be proud of. Our first problem was that we did not have a reliable, hard-working sponsor. This changed when Miss Lucas came to us and voluntered to support us in any way possible. We thought our problems were solved, but more surprises awaited us. Among the other problems we had was the fairly new group of “rookies” on the staff and the early financial problems stemming from the lack of yearbook sales and business ads. Because of the student body, we realize that this yearbook could not have been possible and we really appreciate the support you have given us. We believe, however, that the person who is most responsible for this edition of the Tigonian is Miss Angela Lucas. She spent time not only during her classes but also at home working to meet deadlines and to make sure that everything was done correctly. We want her to know that we appreciate it from the bottom of our hearts. We will end this letter to you by thanking you again for helping us and supporting our cause. To next year’s staff, we can only say “good luck and best wishes.” Sincerely yours, Colette Williams, Editor Yvonne Ehrhart, Co-Editor 1980-81 Tigonian P.S. Miss Lucas, it LOOKS LIKE WE MADE IT! Answers to Portraits of the Past Page 195 (1) Lori Singleton, (2) Pamela Holmes, (3) Kathy Adams, (4) Anthony Thornton, (5) Harold Pringle, (6) Lydia Gibson, (7) Tammy House, (8) Yvonne Ehrhart, (9) Sandra Davis, (10) Alphonso Willis, (11) Dina Hinds, (12) Colette Williams, (13) Kathy Cushenan Page 196 (1) Theresa Davis, (2) Lamar Crowell, (3) Betty Baccus, (4) Julius Bowman, (5) Kay Hill, (6) Phil Durham, (7) Charlene Baskin, (8) Gloria Lopez, (9) Maritza Pizarro, (10) Tyrone Thornton, (11) Robert Terrell, (12) Kathy Roney, (13) Yvonne Pachuta, (14) Eleanor Berry Page 197 (1) Troy Thrower, (2) Anna Monico, (3) Metza Pizarro, (4) Theresa Knotts, (5) Renee Lawrence, (6) Janet Burks, (7) Zina Marshall, (8) Martina Tolbert, (9) Norman Jasper, (10) Kathy Barron, (11) Lolita Williams, (12) Terry Darby, (13) Todd Sappington, (14) Angela Williams, (15) Terri Slovak, (16) Theresia McKinnon 200 THE THINKER Back of the beating hammer By which the steel is wrought, Back of the workshop’s clamor The seeker may find the thought- The Thought that is ever master Of iron and steam and steel, That rises above disaster And tramples it under heel! The drudge may fret and tinker Or labor with lusty blows, But back of him stands the Thinker, The clear-eyed man who knows; For into each plow or saber, Each piece and part and whole. Must go the brains of Labor Which gives the work a soul! Back of the motors humming. Back of the bells that sing. Back of the hammers drumming, Back of the cranes that swing, There is the eye which scans them Watching through stress and strain, There is the Mind which plans them- Back of the brawn, the Brain! Might of the roaring boiler, Force of the engine’s thrust, Strength of the sweating toiler- Greatly in these we trust. But back of them stands the Schemer, The Thinker who drives things through; Back of the Job-the Dreamer Who’s making the dream come true! -Berton Braley “The Dream” has come true for many students this year as the graduating class of 1981 finds itself on the threshold of completing yet another step in the endless cycle of learning. What lies ahead are the biggest challenges of life. What will be left behind are memories of the good times and the bad, the happy, the sad. WHAT WILL YOU MISS THE MOST? 44 friends teachers drafting class M M’s six weeks tests Homecoming pep rallies winning pep rallies carnations candy bars jerseys assemblies my locker ‘That’s all for now tigers, have a nice day’ ESSA water fountains ” 203 sweating bells, bells, bells Mrs. Isom Dataman ‘Shut up. Mouthpiece!’ cal- culators, overalls add-a-beads Nikes twenty-one credits french fries term papers fire drills tornado drills hurri- cane drills! eating lunch in the gym 205 “ clocks with the wrong time the guidance counselors skipping studying for a trig test basketball practice cosmetology art computers ‘gouging out the guts’ in biol- ogy drama class dances Band the underclassmen 206 1 “ Chorus borrowing money writing on the desks stealing Mr. Kendrick’s brief case running laps Mr. Odom’s jokes type, type, type Mr. Odom’s homemade movies Mr. Imhoff’s lectures sloppy Joes ‘There’s too many students in the halls teachers 207 LOOKS LIKE WE LL MISS IT!’ MWIMBU ™