Cedar Shoals High School - Mirari Yearbook (Athens, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1976 volume:

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IT DOESN ' T MATTER HOW YOU DO IT 16 i HrgrwnwrTon iiiiitftii Mimiftmi«iie Tamia Nettie Allen Bai-bara Armstrong Mike Bailey Rusty Barton Diane Anderson Jackie Anderson Nadine Anthony Leslie Arnold Kenneth Bagwell Jeffrey Bailey Sally Barksdale Simon Barnett Ronald Bays ElSifretta Bazzell tiKiMft  M®M  l« M«i ie   m  y Tina Boyd Boyd Allen Bradford Allen Bradley Kaycie Brannan I Chuck Braucher Vicki Brooks Kyle Brown m«Wimmi!Wi!iiiwwwi!i p irtWWX g| mYft¥ft¥«T«¥«¥«T«¥  « B lYOYfiriri wmmmmmmmmmmmmmmrmmmmxmrmm mmmmmm i I Annette Daniel Janie Denson Bill Donaldson David Dorsey ■Ricky Dover iimiwiiwpppiiim JHlfSCHI mmmmmmmmmmmmmMmmYmmmmmmrmmmmmmmmmmif Ken Faulkner Debbie Feltr er Barbara Flournoy ■Julie Fortson Robin Garvin Mark Gibson MAII JOT E E g E Steve Gomes Anndra Gordon WE ARE THE FIRST Looking back on these past four years of our lives we ' ll remem- ber the joys and sorrows but what we should also remember is that our class was the first to experience them all at Cedar Shoals. We are the first class to complete all four years at this school. Our experiences will be well remembered by the future graduating classes. E E E )tJMJAwwmii:: j;i}M)Mk))l JAMi:r T. mmmmmmmmmmm9mrm9)f!9mm 1 OUR 200TH BIRTHDAY After just two-hundred years our country has become one of the most powerful, influential, and highly advanced nations in the world. The 1976 graduates are entering this nation on there own for the first time and will help to build and develop it to an even higher state in the years to come. Our fathers and forefathers worked hard to make this country what it is today and we should work even harder to make it better. 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The 1976 Senior class demonstrated their superior spirit by win- ning the Spirit Stick at two Pep Rally ' s. For the Seniors of 1976 this year was a time of storing away memories and reflections of the past and future, only to be recaptured in the years to come. JUNIORS The school year of ' 75 - ' 76 was a year full of memories that the class of ' 77 ' will never forget. The Juniors enjoyed the privileges of having open campus, which gave them more free time for part-time jobs. This was the year many juniors turned sixteen and started driv- ing to school instead of walking or riding. In the fall the Juniors took the PSAT and the achievement test then nervously waited for their scores. Class rings of every color and style were ordered by the Juniors which will hold long lasting memories for years to come. Connie Adams Mark Adan-is Pat Alexander Vivian Alexander Judy Allen Jeff Allgood Julie Anderson Naomi Anthony James Arnold Tom Atyeo Todd Barnes Mary Barnett Kim Baughman Charles Bearss Brian Begnaud Sharon Benson Lee Bentley Celeste Bernstein Kevin Bircher Ted Birth Chuck Bixby Hank Bixby David ' 48 Dawn Blum Ruth Bogner James Bothwell Bill Bowden Mary Bowden Becky Box Brent Box Edward Bradford William Bradford Tina Bradley Bonnie Brannen Clyde Brannen Cyndi Braucher Katrina Brister Ken Brock Delia Brooks Angela Brown Cindy Brown David Brown Kelly Brown Peggie Brown Robert Brown Tammy Brown Cathy Browner Steven Buckler Randy Bufford George Bugg Mark Bugg Nat Bui lard Willie Bullock Charles Burkhalter Ronnie Calhoun Marilyn Canning John Cape Joey Capes Tracey Carney Cathy Carson Brenda Carter Mark Carter Angela Cartey Joanna Cartwright Donald Caster 49 Scott Chattin Stephen Chattin Chris Cheek Joyce Christian Debra Clay Robyn Clendenin LaDon Coile Stacy Colbert Kathy Colglazier Sharon Collier Dennis Collins Debbie Colville Melanie Condron Randall Conn Jane Conolly Pennie Cook Thomeis Cook Jerry Cork Miriam Cox Suzie Craig Betty Dake Mollis Daniel Brent Dantzler Diane Davee Annette Davison Kenneth Dawson Larry Day Julie DeSa Lorenzo Di, Charles Dors. 50 Patricia Dowdy Susan Dress Debbie Duffel I James Duttmeiler Jeanette Dyer Bill Eberhart Jim Edwards Priscilla Edwards Mitch Enos Woody Entrekin David Epps Ronnie Erwin Vickie Evans Barbara Fambro Randy Faulkner Debbie Felb Gay Ferguson Beth Field Carrie Finnerty Greg Fisher Karl Ford Phil Fortson Chip Fowler Mike Free Dexter Freeman Vivian Freeman Mark Frost Erica Fuller Dwight Fulton Me lissa Giardini 51 Mark Gonzales Seu-a Gould Gene Granade Gwen Gresham Walter Gresham Gwen Griffieth Dennis Gunter Bernice Hall Gloria Hall Alfred Haeberer Jeff Hammond Kim Hammond Lizzie Hardy Michael Harper Lisa Harrell Judy Harris Leslie Harris Jessica Harter Donna Harvey Drew Harvey Lisa Hasty Martha Hatchell Walter Haunts man Ann Hawk 52 Alan Home Oianne Home Allison Howard Michael Howard Donna Huggs Phyllis Hulsey Dexter Hunter Isaiah Hunter Joyce Hunter Karia Hurley Cindy Hutchinson David Ike Caroline Isler Charles Jackson Claudette Jackson Dcirrell Jackson Janet Jennings Robert Jennings 53 Kris Jensen Dean Johnson Debbie Johnson Gail Johnson Danny Kagerer Beth Kalivoda Chip Kassinger John Kean Kathy Kennon Phillip Kesler Diana Key Brian Kinnett Joyce Kiser Tim Kitchens Mark Kooyman Annette Kotnik Russell Kouder Lynn LaCount Scott Lago Beth LaRocca Chris Lawrence Rob Leach Cindy League Bruce Ledet Garnett Llewallvn Vivian Lev Stanley Lui, 54 Cindy Maddox Ed Maddox Mike Maher Tim Malanoski Gary Mann Steven Mapp Allyson Marley Raymond Marley Julie Massey Audrey Mathis Mike Matthews Barry Mercer Mell Micheal Bernadine Miller Jeff Miller Pam Miller Debbie Millwood Anita Mize Tanya Moody Greg Moon Diana Morris Henry Morris Pliil Morris Carleen Muckle Richard Mullan Eric Mullenix Charles Myers Mindy Mc Bride Karen Mc Chrystal Judy Mc Clain Dan Mc KM lip Hank Mc Neal Nathaniel Neish Freda Neal Rabun Neal Walter Nelson Johnny New kirk Jo Nix Maxey Nolan Steve Noles Edwin Nowell Charles Oglesby Ligon O ' Kelly Sharon Oliverio William Ondic Bernard Owens David Padgett David Pardue Mike Parker Sarah Patman Julie Patterson Pam Patton Michael Payne Walter Payne Candy Pendergrass Jeff Perkins Mike Perry Dwight Petty 56 John Pittman Willie Pittman Glenda Poole Leslie Postero Diane Powell Randy Powell Barby Preston Paula Pruitt Candi Quinn Wanda Rainey Charlie Register Ronnie Resby Dennis Richardson Charles Richie Mary Robbins Yancey Robertson Mattie Robinsoj David Rose Amy Rosen Edward Royal Cathy Roy Keith Ruehle Jay Russell Greg Sanders Patty Sanders Ricky Scarborough Tommy Scruggs Steve Settles Susan Senter Randi Shanley 57 Brad Shaw Alvin Sheats Lamar Simpsor Merritt Sink David Smith Dennis Smith Larry Smith Mike Smith Phil Smith Ricky Smith Seretha Smith Debbie Sparks Stacy Spratlin Pam Stauffer IVlax Steuer Terri Strickland Janet Strong Maria Sw anstro m Barbara Taylor Loretta Taylor Margaret Teare David Thompson Stanley Thompson Wade Thompson David Thomson Tim Treadway Ellen Trieb Steve Towers Chuck nqyvHsenc Bernard :3 '  o ' - Joyce Th Anne Tyf, Shirley Valentin 58 Cheryl Vance Nancy Vickery Phil Wade Bobby Walker Donald Walker Steve Walker Cindy Wall Terri Wall David Wain Hubert Watklns Mark Watson Kathy Weathers Tamara Weaver Robin Weiner James Wells Larry Wells James Whitehead James Williams Steven William: Terri Williams Michael Willoughby Connie Wilson Tricia Wilson Samuel Wise Sandra Wise Scott Wolford Eric Wood Kenneth Wood Bobby Wymbs Mary Anna Wynes Rhonda Young Yvonne Young Tina Zeitler , 59 SOPHOMORES Melanie Aaron Tommy Aaron Terry Acres Preston Adams Russell Adams Cheryl Alford Matthew Allen Wanda Allen Debbie Anderson Scott Anglln Steve Archer Steve Argo Blane Armor Anthony Arnold Deborah Arnold Laurie Arnold Anne Austin Gary A v ants George Bailey Lisa Bailey Kelly Baker Anthony Bankston AnnieSue Barnes Melanie Barton Debbie Baugh Mark Benedict Norma Bennett Rusty Betts Will Billups Frank Binkley 60 Brad Caldwell Bonnie Campbell Jennifer Carey Elizabeth Bircher Mark Blankenship David Block Larry Bonds Karen Bone Carrie Bothwell Lori Bowen Mark Bowen Cynthia Bradford Eilene Bradford Scott Bradshaw Caria Branch Buddy Brannan Gordon Brightwell Larry Britton Lisa Britton Marl anna Brogan Pamela Brooks i Anthony Brown Chuck Brown David Brown Susan Brown Mary Browner Bobby Brumby 61 Cathy Carlisle Dianne Carson Bernice Carter Deborah Clegnorn Donnell Cleveland Randall Coile Althea Colbert Sandra Colbert Kenneth Coleman Allison Compton Bonny Cooper Steve Cooper Gerry Cow art Sandra Cox Vernell Cox Norman Cromer Greg Curtis Patty Daniel Steve Daniel Phillip Davenport Lisa Davis Jeanette Deacon Brian Decker Demetrios DeKazos Lorenzo Dilleird Sherry Dillard Billy Doolittle 62 Randy Dover Daryl Duffel I Christopher Dul Carol Duncan Freda Duncan Mike DuVall Mil e Eberhart Bobby Edwards Gail Eisele Cindy Elder Carole Enos Lilian Engh-Kittelsen Vickie Evans Judy Fambro Suzanne Farnworth Jeff Farr Beth Finnerty Holly Firth LeeAnn Fisher Marlon Fleeman Roy Ford Charlsey Foster Pamela Fowler Curtis Freeman Scott Fuller Steve Fuller Michael Fulton David Gazda Billy Gerard Oscar Goddard Timmy Gilham Kathleen Golley Terrie Gordan Johnny Graham Cynthia Griffeth Steve Griffith Marshall Gross Mark Gruner Beverly Guest Maria Guest Terri Guest Phyllis Hall 63 Jima Hanna Cathy Harris Cheryl Harris Norma Harris Penny Harris Robert Harris Clay Hartley Gary Hatchel Diane Hauntsman Joyce Hawkins Ted Hawkins Tim Hawkins Carole Hayden Gregory Haynes Chuck Haynes Gael Head Leah Hedspeth Pamela Henkel Clarence Hill Ellen Hill Eugene Hill 0% C) Wanda HItchock Jeff Hix Marsha Hix Saul Honigberg Gail Howard Lindsey Ann Howard Marian Howcird Marlene Howzird Sarah Howard Steve Hubbard Linda Huff Bobby Huggs ■A A. ; 64 Gail Humphreys Kenneth Hunter Lisa James Tony Jeffers Marsie Jewell Anthony Johnson Jeff Johnson Michael Johnson Russell Johnson Sharon Johnson Neal Jones Dimitri Jordan Diane Ledet Mark Leonard John Lester Shirley Linston Kenneth Littell Keith Llewalyn 65 David Long Ricky Long Christy Lovell Rob Lowrey Kenny Lucas Robert McClure IVlary IVlcCoy David IVlcGuire Neel IVlcK enzie Mark IVIcKinnon Matt McMair Stanley McNeil Martin Maddox Michael Maddox Virlind Maddox Carol Malcolm Pamela Mathis Edward Medina Joe Mercuri Cynthia Miller David Miller John Miller Mike Millstead Jacqueline Moore Mandy Morgan Yvonne Morris Kathy Morrow Patti Mullan Max Murray Teresa Maugle Vernell Neal Princess Nesbitt Thomas Wesbitt 66 Robert Nevels Tony Mowell Michael Oliver David Ondic Judy Painter Brax Part- Debbie Patrick Ronnie Patrick Ray Patterson Greg Moon Jimmy Payne John Peeler Susan Perkins Leigh Ann Perrin Cindy Perry Lee Phillips Laurl Philp Chris Pickelsimer Steve Pilcher Patricia Pittard Tommy Pittard Anthony Pittman Katherine Pokorny Mark Pope Richard Pope Sadie Pope Jeff Porter David Potts Donna Powell Madelyn Powell Richard Powers Carey Prather Vicki Prather 67 Lester Rackins Teresa Raines Mary Anne Reaves Mike Reuter Kevin Reynolds Terry Richardson Vanessa Rittenberry Becky Rives Jeffery Roach Robert Robinson Mark Roncadori Greg Ruff David Sailors Rhonda Sailors Debra Sanders Angela Sandoval Lamar Sandoval Susan Sansing Ken Savage Michele Schmidt Donna Schneider Tony Scott Phillip Scruggs Billy Seawright Arthur Senclair Mike Settles Mark Shealy 68 Suzanne Shealy Betsey Shearron Gale Sheats BcU-bara Shields Greg Shuler Mark Srkes Michael Simmons Ronnie Simmons Gwendolyn Sims Ronnie Sims Teresa Sims Myra Skinner Cheryl Smith Dorothy Smith Gary Smith Gloria Smith Loretta Smith Raymond Smith Stacy Smith Tim Smith Laurie Smythe Wendy Spence Mary Spencer Joan Stepp Janice Stokes Stanley Stokes 69 Mary Strickland Daniel Strong Buddy Tan Emotrice Taylor Jerry Taylor Paulette Taylor Julie Thacker Michael Thomas Patricia Thomas Ricky Thomas Vickie Thomas Brad Thompson Jon Thompson Frank Tiller Terri Tillman Brian Tolbert Joyce Treadwel I Billie Jean Truitt Danny Turner Randy Turner Dece Vinson Jim Wade Teddie Waldrup Robbin Walton Terry Ward Gloria Watkins James Watkins Mike Weathersbet Carol Weaver Bernus Welborn Chris Wellman Roger Whiddon Arnell White 70 Maria Whitehead Teresa Whitehead Becky Wilkerson Brenda Williams Marsha Williams Catherine Willis Cathy Wilson Sherry Winfrey Jacqueline Wise Samuel Wise Sylvia Witcher Debra Wood Cedar Shoals is indeed a fortunate high school to have such a spirited group of sophomores. This year ' s sophomore class activities was highlighted by winning the Spirit Stick at the Lakeside pep rally. The participation and cooperation of the sopho- mores at the pep rally was excellent and each class member has a great deal to be proud of. As the year comes to a close, the sophomores are anxiously awaiting next year when they can take part in open cam- pus and drive to school. 71 c E (A Kim Adams Brenda Allen Donny Allen Willie Allen Bob Anderson Donna Anderson Julie Anderson Stanley Anderson Natal ine Anthony Vera Appling Becky Archer Annie Arnold Jennifer Arnold Willie Arnold Lorrie Asche Clyde Avants Cheryl Baker Nelson Bales Jimmy Ball Michael Bailey Debbie Barnett Julia Barnett Marie Barrett Linda Barstow Lilly Bentley Brad Bernstein Michael Berrigan Kimberly Bess Lauren Betts Cecil Billups John Binkley Daphne Binns Elizabeth Bixby Janet Blose Robert Bolton Angelia Bone Bernard Boney Meg Bothwell Cheryl Bourdette Mark Box Nancy Bowden 72 Darnell Brightwel Joe Brightwell Flossie Brock Gwen Brooks Lisa Brooks Steve Brooks Carol Brown Cheri Brown James Brown Paul Brown Rosemary Brown Angela Browner Greg Buckler Ella Bugg Tony Bullock Morris Bullups DIanne Burgess Jeff Burkhalter V ' ' J Rebecca Burton Sharon Bush Diane Butler Kay Butler Terri Butler Susan Cadwallader Mark Calvert Grant Campbell Joyce Cape David Carlton Scott Carpenter Scott Carson Deborah Carter Dede Carter Susan Chamberlain Lay Charmaine De lores Cheatham Joy Chin Trina Clarke David Clay Alexis Cobb Robin Cohen Tammie Coker Rodney Cole Don Coleman Julie Coleman Mary Coleman Michael Coleman Neal Coley Brickford Collins Steve Colstom Natal ine Condron Howard Conn Christine Connell Michael Cook Mike Cooper Robert Corina Vanessa Cox Jon Crisler Marianne Critelli Mike Crosby Renee Crowe James Daniel Bernice Davenport Gloria Davenport John Davis Ricky Davis Karen Dawson Deborah Day Roberta Deacon Teresa Deadwyler Tina Desa Ricky Dillard 74 Shirly Dixon Jan Doolitte Calvin Dorsey Tony Dorsey Veronica Doster Carolyn Dress Patti Duffel I Danny Dulaney Cathy Duncan Chris Duncan Robert Dunn Peter Duttweiler John Dyer Hardy Edwards Stephen Edwards Jeff Eidson IVIark Elam Brenda Elder Rhonda El kins Peggy Elliott Sherry D. Elli; Mark Endsley John Entrekin Ccirol Epps Eddie Evans John Evans Wanda Feat Ricky Felts Lynn Fields IVIark Foruberg Charlsey Foster Tammy Foster Debbie Fowler 75 Patsy Fox Kim Frazer Marie Freeman Vivian Freeman Carol Fuller Robin Gable Rod Gallagher Kim Garaner Amo Gerard Jimmy Gerrett Wanda Glenn Thais Gongalez Celina Goodson Cheryl I Goss Theresa Goss Beth Gould Loretta Grahan David Griffin Valerie Gruner Jeanette Guest Keith Hamm Shelby Hammond Terri Hammond Susan Hampton Jessie Harris Nancy Harris Katy Harwood Chuck Hasty Kit Hawkins Tammy Hawkins Theresa Haynia Russ Hegwood Becky Hendren Natalie Hicks Charles Hill Wayne Hill Melody Hines Greg Hirshoren Susan Hobbs Debbie Holmes Bernard Holston 76 Tommy Hopewell John Harvat Renee Howard Roberta Howard AHison Hoyt Sandra Hubbard Cynthia Huff Hedy Huggs Rebecca Hulsey Debbie Human Kim Humbert Shelia Hunter Dale Hutcheson Mary Sue Hutchison John Impeduglia Laura Ivie Wesley Ivie Fredna Jackson Reginald Jackson Chip James Jeff James Alphonza Johnson Deanne Johnson Kathy Johnson Michael Johnson Mike Johnson Robert Johnson 77 gmk Bonita Jones Hettie Jones Jesse Jones Velinda Jones Walter Jones Greg Jordan Homer Jorden Karen Kalivoda Kathy Kardoes Jennifer Keane George Kelly Sue Kelly Mitiz Kent Mary Kesler Vicki Kilpatrick Brett Kittle Laurel Kleven Jean Koenigshof Joy Landers David Langford Beth Larson Debbie Lattimore Lisa Lawson Mark Lea Tony Lett Terri Linder Frank Logan Mike Logue Courtney Long Dorothy Long Greg Lumpkin 78 Terry Lumpkin Barbara Lunsford Mike McBride Darlene McCannon Diane McCannon Shelly McCarthy Tracy McCarty Josh Mc Cone 1 1 Terry McCoy Deborah McCune Mike McCurley Susan McElroy Stafford McKlnney Scott McLain Pam MclMalr Anthony Maddox Susan Maddox Wanda Maddox William Maddox Chris Maginniss Ellis Malinowski Ronnie Marlow Jane Martin Kathy Martin Tina Martin Susan Mathis Richard Matthews Carlos Medina Sandy Melton Teresa Merola . Jamese Meyer Teresa Meyer Cindy Michael Bobbie Miller Kr Freddie Miller Tammy Miller Brenda Mize Michael Montgomery Gail Moore Thomas Moreland Carolyn Morgan Mike Morris jm Connie Motes Rita Motte Aaron Muckle Mitch Mullis IVIil e Murry Loris Nash Stanley Nash Howell Nelms Kim Nelson Carol Newirk Gayle Newman David Nix Judy Nix Dianne Neal Joanne Norris Carlton North Becky Ogle Terry Oglesby Connie Ogletree David Parker Stagger Parks Tina Parrott Dale Patrick John Patrick Lamar Patrick Briggs Patterson Jack Patterson Denney Pedersen Judy Peek Marilyn Perry Meg Perry Martin Petty Adaldert Picus Lisa Pierce John Pintar Gene Pittard Junice Pittard Sandra Pittard Jennifer Pope Russ Poi-te; Denise Fosi Beverly Pritchett Eugenia Pritchett Debbie Preston Thomas Quigley Denis Raines Mary Jo Raschke Joanne Ratleff Pamela Resby Anne Reuter Mike Reynolds Brenda Rhodes Will Rice Todd Rich Brenda Richarson Tommy Roach Bentley Roberson Lyn Roberson Letitia Robertson Paul Robertson Annetta Robinson Claude Robinson Mark Roth Linda Rounds Patricia Roben Nancy Rudow Lyrin Russell Mark Sanders David Saxton Faron Saxton Eric Schmidt Debbie Schultz Jimmy Schultz Anita Scott Deborah Scott Sheilia Scott Steve Scott Brenda Scruggs Bill Semler Brenda Sewell Dusty Shane Lynn Shaw Richard Shealy Carl Sheats i m Sandra Sheats Karsandra Sheets Anthony Shields Zach Shivar Karin Shotick Lisa Siegel Angela Sims David Sims Janice Sims Scott Sink IMIta Sloan Bryan Smith Charlie Smith Deanna Smith James Smith Lawrencn Smith Pam Smith Shannon Smith Shelia Smith Shirley Smith Jack Stafford Bobby Stanley Stay Stevens Edward Stokes Travis Stokes Tommy Strickland Terry Strong Shane Summer Adriana Swenstrom Beth Sweetser David Sweetser Sandy Tate Gwen Terrell Bruce Thaxton Harry Thomas Jr. Herry Thomas Linda Thomas Peggy Thomas Tara Thomas Annette Thompson Anthony Thompson Chistlne Thompson , : Elizabeth Thompson Nancy Tinga Johnny Tittle Victoria Toney Wendell Toney Jim Trieb Janice Tucker Janine Tucker Deborah Van Cleave - ' ' -. ■ Ann Wagener - J Mike Walker ,f- j« Robert Wain ' ,- Charles Warren ' Antoinette Wat kins Karen Watkins Tim Watkins Elbert Westmoreland Anne Weston Alan Wheeler Connie Whelcher 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 Selena Warlick Guidance Office John Waters Head Football Coach Wilma Williams Art John Williford Social Studies Dept. Chrm. Tennis Coach Charles Winslette Driver ' s Education Football Coach Ann Wolensky English Charles Worthy CVAE Rufus Woody Science Soccer Coach Arthur Wu Science Soccer Coach Lunchroom Staff- Willie Bankston, Dorris O ' IMeal, Olivia Smith, Edith Stone, Mae Chandler, Kathleen McCurley, Pauline Parr, Rose Lee Harris, Willie Mae Evans Dennis Collens, William Culbreath 95 96 SPORTS Jag:uar have Best Reason Ever Pride ' 75 hit Cedar Shoals in a big way this year. Led by pre-season All American Jeff Pyburn, and all Area players Rick Dover, Dan ny Rogers, and Herbert Watkins, Coach Waters ' troops finished the season with an outstand- ing 9-1 record. The Jaguars, who were ranked 7 in pre- season polls, climbed all the way to l in each of the three statewide high school polls during the season. The highlight of the season came when the Jags continued their unbeaten streak against Clarke Central with an early sea- son 21-0 white washing. The Jags also avenged both of last seasons losses defeating Rockdale Co. 28-0 and Chamblee 21-16. The only blemish on an otherwise per- fect record, was a heartbreaking 14-10 loss to Lakeside in a game for the sub-region crown. The ' 75 season was the result of determination and a lot of hard work, some- thing that has become the trademark of all Cedar Shoals teams. The Mirari takes this chance to say- We are PROUD OF YOU! VARSITY FOOTBALL. 99 Lower Left: Chip Fowler going over for a score. Upper IVliddle: Herbert Watkins making big tackle on Lakeside player. Lower IVliddle: Danny Rogers catching a TD pass. Right IVliddle: Mark Goldenburg leading band during half-time. Upper Right: Jaguars kicking off. Lower Right: Biddy McElhannon pepping up the crowd before game. 100 101 - M r f ' - aM -■-J; varsity football 1st Row- John Miller, Kenny Bagwell, Anthony Arnold, Jeff Pyburn, Jim Shaw, Randy Dover, Maxey Nolan, Manager- Preston Adams. 2nd Row- Coach Waters, Jay Russell, Darrell Jackson, Billy Gerard, Paul Looney, Stacy Col- bert, Meal McKenzie, Hubert Watkins, Sidney Heard, Gary Avants, Coach Bohannon. 3rd Row- Coach McCullough, Coach Holston, Clay Hartley, Greg Moon, Woody Wood, Chip Fowler, Bernard Turner, Reginald Terrell, Nathaniel Nash, Phil Fortson, Mark McKinnon, Coach White, Coach Winslette. 4th Row- Charles Jackson, Steve Archer, Ricky Burkhalter, Charles Dorsey, Wade Thompson, Robert Jennings, John Lester, Jeff Hix, Dexter, Hunter. 5th Row- Roger Whiddon, George Burkhalter, Ricky Scarborough, Garnett Llewallyn, Jimmy Payne, Mike Eberhart, Danny Rogers, Robbin Gregory, Keith Johnson. 6th Row- Ben Gerard, Greg Patton, David Padgett, Dexter Freeman, Russell Kouder, Andy Kotnik, Herbert Watkins, Ricky Dover, Scott Terrlll. 102 Varsity Coaches: Front Row- Head Coach John Waters. Back Row- Coach James Holston, Coach Lloyd Bohannon, Coach BMI McCullough, and Coach Charles WInslette. 1st Row- Robbin Gregory, Ricky Burk- halter, Kenny Bagwell, Woody Wood, Paul Looney. 2nd Row- Reginald Terrell, Ben Gerard, Jeff Pyburn, Jim Shaw, Keith Johnson. 3rd Row- Scott Terrill, Danny Rogers, Ricky Dover, Herbert Watkins, Andy Kotnik. 103 B-TEAH SQUAD Cedar Shoals ' Fantastic Freshman squad certainly earned their nickname this year. The Jaguars had a fantastic 6-1 record, losing only to Habersham Central ' s B-team 32-20. Also, for the first time ever, the Fresh- man won the City Championship, de- feating Clarke Central on two occasions, 36-0 and 32-8. With these talented athletes moving up to Varsity next year, the future should be bright for Cedar Shoals Football. ' S3f h .. ♦i ' ' iifiS 1st Row (L-R); Homer Jordan, Richard Shields, John Impeduglia, Carl Sheats, Arthur Quales, Joe Brightwell, Frank Simpson, Perry Bugg. 2nd Row (L-R); Coach Randy Watkins, Chris Brown, Mitch Mullis, Tommy Dorsey, Charlie Smith, Chriss Lumpkin, Dexter Arnold, Jon Crisler, Tyrone Davis, Coach Brister Hightower 3rd Row (L-R); Coach Jerry Usry, Mike Walker, Brickford Collins, Bucky Nolan, Bryan Smith, Josh McConnell, Cal- vin Dorsey, David Pedersen, Coach White. 4th Row (L-R); Greg Jordan, Dale Patrick, Tommy Raoch, Ricky Morris, David Langford, David Sims, Mike Williams. 5th Row (L-R); David Sweetser, Alex Mack, Stafford McKinney, Reggie Jackson, Alvin Smith, Benny Wise, Stacy Ste- vens, Stanley Klash, Tony Lay. Not pictured: Frank Wise 104 105 SENIOR PLAYERS Sc SPONSORS Were No. 1 ! , That was heard a lot around Cedar Shoals this year. Even though it wasn ' t shown in the final polls the 15 grad- uating seniors from the ' 75 Jaguars certainly are 1 . Four years ago when they came here the fu- ture wasn ' t too bright. But because of their dedication and determination Cedar Shoals now has one of the most respected football programs in the state. The following pages show these 15 seniors. They have made Cedar Shoals football what it is today . . . They are l. Jeff Pyburn, 14, Julie Ulmer Kenny Bagwell, 11, Darsi Shanley 106 Woody Woods, 35, Dale Davis ' j i« Martha IMunnally, Paul Looney, 23 -5 « ■m m m Joyce Hunter, Reginald Terrell, 43 Delanda Kidd, Ricky Burkhalter, 60 :m i 108 Robbin Gregory, 75, Nila Clark l!09 Lisa Hasty, Ben Gerard, 77 1 i : Andy Kotnik, 85, Kim Sellers Debora Arnold, Herbert Watkins, 86 )i SS ' no Rick Dover, 90, Lisa Blacl stone ir • Scott Terrill, 91, Erica Fuller 111 BASKETBALL VARSITY BOYS Front Row- L-R- Bill Bowden; manager. Coach Warlick, Kenny Hunter, Lewis Holston, Randy Bufford; manager. Back Row- L-R- Tony Huff, Tom Dailey, Arthur Young, Dan Strong, Drew Harvey, Bill Robbins, Cleveland Law- rence, Andrew Eberhart, Willie Cooper, Jim Edwards, Jeff Baugh, David Lawrence, Alfonso Cooper. 112 P 113 114 sl watch out for 1977! The 1975-76 Girl ' s Basketball team was something we can all be very proud of at Cedar Shoals. The girl ' s broke a school record, by compiling an impressive 16-6 record. With exciting talent and skill returning to next year ' s team, Coach Usry and the Lady Jaguars should have many more successful seasons to come. Congratulations Lady Jaguars. Front Row- L-R- Yvonne Morris, Candi Quinn, Rhon- da Sailors, Patricia Bolds, Wancy Willis, Beth Fields, Barb Okey, Coach Usry. Back Row- L-R- Gwen Griffen, Marie Williams, Joyce Hunter, Sue Yeany, Dianna Carson, Tina Ca- hill, Lisa Hasty, Beatrice Clark, Miriam Cox. 115 L-R- Blain Armour, Frank Einkley, Anthony Brown, David Long, George Watkins, Steve Argo, Frank Tiller, Lester Rankin, Brad Caldwell, Mark Roncadori, David Gazda, Bobby Brumby. Front- Coach Hightower, Kenny Hunter. Bottom Left- Baby Jaguar defense shines; Bottom Right- Kenny Hunter off the floor for jump shot; Opposite Page- Upper Left- Betsy Shearron directing girls down court; Upper Right- Tami Hawkins cheers on b-team; Bottom Right- Lynn Huff shoots a jumper. _. 116 B-TEAM Front L-R- Christine Connell, Joyce Richardson, Catherine Willis, Charmaine Lay, Betsy Shearron, Lillian Cox. Back L-R- Lynn Huff, Robyn Cohen, Deborah Arnold, Sandy Melton, Vanessa Cox, Nancy Bowden. 117 Front- Richard Shields. Back- L-R- Scott Carpenter, John Binkley, Rodney Cole, Terry Strong, David Carlton, Archibald, Jimnny Baugh, David Clay, Chuck Hasty. Front Row- L-R- Toni Hammond, Lynn Evans, Lori Russell, Shelia Hunter, Cindy Jordan. Back Row- L-R- Mary Jean, Suzanne Alexander, Anne Braucher, Cynthia Cox, Jones. 118 CSH 82 Oconee Co. 56 CSH 68 Newton Co. 52 CSH 52 Chamblee 50 CSH 60 Crosskeys 56 CSH 66 Berkmar 68 CSH 54 Sequoyah 56 CSH 82 Peachtree 56 CSH 44 Clarke Cen. 67 CSH 79 Oconee 59 CSH 27 Lakeside 76 CSH 64 Elberton 61 CSH 67 Chamblee 54 CSH 59 Crosskeys 71 CSH 55 Peachtree 72 CSH 62 Clarke Cen. 63 CSH 67 Berkmar 64 CSH 78 Elberton 70 CSH 67 Lakeside 68 CSH 67 Sequoyah 46 Record- 13-9 119 Top- Pat proving to the crowd that the Jags are 1; Middle- Biddy ' s pepping up the crowd for a big game, cheerlead- ing enthusiasm-jumping up and down; Bottom- sponsor- iVIiss O ' Rourlte, and Pat ' s smiling face at a hot pep rally. 120 1 vL- li mjjXm l| 2u iPv, I l ll 1 m K I S Hl i,-? ' ' ' VARSITY Anyone who can get out on the field or court, and jump up and down like a jack in the box can be cheer- leader, right? Wrong! The Cedar Shoals Varsity Cheerleaders are all very special girls. They are chosen not only for their out- standing cheering ability, but for their grades, per- sonalities, qualities of leadership, and sportsmanship, This years squad did a superior job at camp. They won a Spirit Stick every night of camp and got all blue ribbons when their cheers were evaluated. To high- light their week of camp, the Varsity Cheerleaders were nominated for the Award of Excellence. This award was given to the best squad out of approxi- mately 70 squads. In addition to cheering, the squad also participated in other activities such as; homecoming floats, painting signs, organizing and giving pep ralleys, and serving the football players at camp and pre-game meals. Although most people just saw the cheerleaders cheer- ing, they really did have a rigid schedule. We ap- preciate you for a job well done. X H H Varsity Cheerleaders (L-R)- Marion Howard, Biddy McElhannon (co-captain), Mary McCoy, Patty Robins (captain), Pat Alexander, Randi Shanley, Lee Phillips, Beth Finnerty, Becky Box, Carolyn Jones, Cindy Maddox. 121 b-teara most spirited group in sctiool... The B-Team Cheerleaders are prob- ably the most spirited group in the school. Not only do they cheer on the Freshman and B-Teams, they also put a tremendous amount of effort into supporting the Varsity teams. The girls sold ads, programs, rib- bons, and did many other things to help out the Varsity Cheerleaders. Hopefully, next year, many of these girls will be on Varsity. B-Team Cheerleaders Front Row-Teri Hammond, Lyrin Russell, Diane Neal (co-captaIn), Tina Parrott. Middle Row-Roberta Howard, Amo Gerard, TamI Hawkins. Back Row-Beth Larsen (captain), Ellie Malinowskl, Susan Mathis, Sandra Pittard. 122 VARSITY SOCCER The Varsity Soccer team has had a very suc- cessful year. With the help of Coach Watson, Coach Wu, captains- Simon Barnett and Doug Hobbs, the Jaguar Soccer team has compiled some very exciting victories, with a 3-1 vic- tory over Decatur highlighting the season. With seniors Evans, Hobbs, Barnett, Madden, Jackson, and others, these players have guided the Jaguars to the successful team that they are. These players will be missed, but with the help of the other varsity players returning next year from this year and upcoming junior varsity players next year ' s team snould be able to con- tinue the winning tradition of Cedar Shoals Soccer. Good luck to the ' 77 team. 123 Far Right- Doug Hobbs, Earl Jackson and Scott Terrill set up the mighty ' Jaguar defense. Upper Middle- Scott Terrill makes easy save. Lower Middle- The Big Blue Ma- chine demonstrates their mighty strength. 124 Left Middle- Coach Watson shows his spirit. Upper Right- Simon Barnett and Rus- sell Adams help clear the confusion at the Riverside game. Lower Right- The Jaguars score another goal. 125 Front Row - (Left to Right) - Daryl Duffell, Braxton Parr, Mark Blankenship, Robert Brown, Matt McNair, Yancey Robertson. Middle Row - Earl Jackson, Russell Adams, Chuck Bixby, Simon Barnett, John Bruce, Kenny Madden, Ken Brock, Debbie Johnson, manager Back Row - Coach Wu, Steven Walker, Mitch Enos, Randy Evens, David Brown, Mark Carter, Doug Hobbs, Coach Watson Lower Left Middle- Daryl Duffell eases up on Decatur to steal the ball away. Left Middle- Russell Adams gives advise from the side- lines. Upper Right- Daryl Duffell boots the ball. Right Middle- Kenny Madden prepares for an indirect kick. Lower Right- Jaguar executes a skillful move. 126 CSH 7 Sprayberry CSH 7 Riverside CSH 3 Decatur 1 CSH 7 Norcross 1 CSH 2 Forseyth CSH 4 Berkmar 3 CSH a Rockdale 2 CSH 4 Cen. Gwinette CSH 5 IVIarietta 4 CSH 4 Clarke Central 2 127 b-team Front Row (Left to Right)- Jack Stafford, Shane Sumners, Chris Brown, Stumpy Hobbs, Rat Hobbs, Curly Mc- Clure, Chris McClure, Greg Curtis, Tony Dorsey Middle Row- Toothpick Williams, Russ Hegwood, Bryan Blasingame, Mark Box, Scott Sink, Chip James, Mike Morris, Steve Edwards, Tim Brown, Hank Bixby Back Row- David Padgett, James Bothwell, Mike Bailey, Jeff Hughes, David Sailors (Varsity) Mike Logue, Danny Turner, Greg Ruff, Mike Duval I The Junior Varsity Soccer team has looked better than ever this year. With lots of hard work, miles of running, determination, and the help of Coach Woody, the B-team has had a very suc- cessful year. A 1-0 victory over Clarke Central highlighted the season along with a 1-0 victory over Decatur; a first in Cedar history. Congratulations Junior Varsity for a very successful season. Middle Right- Shane Sumner scores the only goal in the Clarke Central game. Lower Right- Shane Sumner and Myron Adams show teamwork. 128 —J; ' SOCCER O H H Front Row-{Leftto Right)- Shannon Smith, Katrina Brister, Christy Lovell, Terri Wall, Captain, Cathy Harris, Mary Spencer Back Row- Diane Powell, Celeste Bernstein, Diana Key, Co-captain The Soccer Cheerleaders began their hard work this summer before attending NCA camp. Their work paid off, bringing home one blue and two red ribbons for their performance. But their work didn ' t stop, as they continued on through the season — practicing every- day, selling pep buttons, making goodie bags for the team, painting signs for everything from the bus to the locker room, and keeping the Jaguar spirit on the high. The Soccer Cheerleaders are composed of a variety of personalities ranging from-- tattle-tale Shannon . . . star-struck Terri . . . Weedy loving Diane . . . crooked-kneed Katrina . . . every-happy Christy . . . Captain? Diana . . . and the 3 Muskacheerers - Kathy, Mary, and Celeste. Con- gratulations for a successful year! Middle Left- Susan Hobbs dressed in her soccer ball help the cheerleaders promote spirit. Lower Left- Cathy, Terri, and Mary lead the crowd in effort to fire- up the team. Lower Right- Sponsor, Miss Karen Farmer ' 1 j yfe I w. |||| Hfe v 1 p t£ l : , n Kf J Kfl |ftji B| ||m ' Mf« ■vimm tmmmm ' ' ■niiiiinoa Front Row (L-R)-Lisa Davis, Erica Fuller, Dee Dee Carter, Amy Rosen, Shelly IVlcCarthy, Caroline Kassinger. Back Row (L-R)-Robin Weiner, Jan Blose, Robin Cohen, Kay Pope, Julie Coleman, Susie Farnsworth, Cindy IVliller, Coach Fred Padgelek. {L-R)-John Frost, Chuck Hasty, Todd Barnes, Tom Dailey, Jim Blose, Jon Thompson, Jeff Miller, Coach John Willi- ford. sivimmiiig Front Row (L-R)-Karen Humphries, Katrina Brister, Sara Gould. Back Row (L-R)-Jon Kelly, Chuck Braucher, Greg Bundshuh, Mark Lea. Front Row (L-R)-Lisa Harrell, Terri Linder. Middle Row (L-R)-Carrie Finnerty, Robyn Clendinen. Back Row (L-R)-Tina Bradley, Patti Robins, Ellie Malinowski 132 TRACK Front Row-(Left to Right) Claude Avants, Mike Settles, Chris McGinus, Russell Adams, Scott Anglin, David Sailors, Micheal Fulton Back Row-Billy Gerard, Hardee Edwards, Mark Carter, Mark Frost, Neil McKenzie, David Gazda, Water Payne, Stagger Lee Parks cross country Left To Right-Mike Settles, Chris McGinus, Russell Adams, Scott Anglin, David Sailors 133 Front Row (Left To Right) Charles Dorsey, David Gazda, Bernard Turner, Steve Daniels, James Whitehead Middle Row-Anthony Pittman, Phil Smith, Steve Gomes, Stacy Colbert, Clay Hartley, Harry Griffeth Back Row-Coach Holston, Rick Dover, Gary Mann, Steve Johnson, Kenny Bagwell, Sonny Hardeman, Jeff Pyburn, Woody Woods, Coach Morris 134 GOLF P •%  ! l i -y ■ ■ (L-R)- Coach Bohannon, Mark Watson, Benji Coleman (co-capt.), Jim Edwards, Alan Bradley, Richard Saye, David Linder (capt. ), Robin Garvin, James Duttwieler, Jeff Haley, Mark Frost, Walter Nelson, Keith Ruehle, Charlie Register, Paul Robinson, Dan Peecher, Mr. Carter, (not Pictured- Paul Looney.) 136 ACTIVITIES A step into esctasy . . . soft lights . . . shadows on the wall . . . excitement of victory . . . reunion of friends . . . reflec- tions of beauty, poise, and grace ... a queen, a court, a mem- ory. H l f ' ' ' 1 yHIR A K. y m ■wW J ' - -Mw IH Hi i i. £ :£jH9 tin 1B[ ' PARADE Cedar Shoals celebrated Homecoming with their first parade, Nov. 14, 1975. There were 20 entries participating in the parade. 1st prize was awarded to the Interact float. 2nd prize was awarded to the Jr. Civitan float. 3rd prize was awarded to the Soccer Cheerleader ' s float. It is the hope of the Cedar Shoals student body that this will become an annual event. 142 GOVERNORS HONORS Barbara McElroy, Ann Tyler, Margaret Teare, Mark Frost, Hope Golembiewski, Diane Led- et, David Pardue, were nominated by tlieir teachers for Governors Honors. Each student has a high academic score which makes them worthy of this honor. H N R S NATIONAL MERIT SEMI- FINALIST Gary Pardue, John Matthews, James Ott, Lorraine Smith, Tracy Turman, and Caroline Ziemke, are the 1976 Nation- al Merit Semi-Finalist. They received this honor for having the highest PSA T scores taken during their Junior year. Each student will compete against other PSAT winners for the National Merit Scholarship. STAR STUDENT AND STAR TEACHER The Star Student is a program sponsored by the Chamber of Com- merce. This program is to recognize the Senior boy or girl that has the highest score on the Scholastic Aptitude Test and whose academic average is in the top 10% of their class. The Star Teacher is selected by the Star Student for being the teacher who influenced the stu- dent the most. This years Star Stu- dent and Star Teacher a re Lorraine Smith and Dr. Dan Ward. JEFF PYBURIM -Member of the top 25 foot- ball players in Georgia -Prep All American-Parade Magazine -Member of the top 30 pro- spects in U.S. -Family Weekly -Member of the North Georgia Area Team (2). -Player of the Year North Georgia Area Team. -Prep All American Top 100 Coach and Athlete Magazine. -All -State. -All-Southern-Orlando Sentinel. -Georgia Back of the Year. DANNY ROGERS -Member of the Top 25 foot- ball players in Georgia. -Member of the North Georgia All Area Team (2). -Lineman of the Year in Georgia (AAA). -All-State. ALL-STARS HERBERT WATKINS -Member of the top 25 foot- ball players in Georgia. -Member of the North Georgia All Area Team (2). -All-State (Honorable mention) RICKY DOVER -Member of the top 25 football players in Georgia. -Member of the North Georgia All Area Team (2). -All-State. PYBURN RECEIVED NATIONAL HONOR Jeff Pyburn (quarterback for Cedar Shoals) was selected by Parade Mag- azine as one of the Thirty College pro- spects in the United States. ATHENS JUNIOR MISS Five Senior girls represented Cedar Shoals in the Athens Junior Miss Pagaent. These were Lisa Blackstone, 1st runner up, Julie Ulmer, 2nd runner up, Nancy Leverett, runner up, Beth Boland won Miss Congeniality and Gwen Davis, (not pictured) D.A.R. Robin Garvin was chosen as the recipient for the D.A.R. Good Citizen Award. He represented Cedar Shoals in the state com- petition. -41 Shoals: [unfard. of- TlcAiXm-di merit SIGIVIA ALPHA PHI Sigma Alpha Phi is the honor- ary music sorority. Girls are invited to join on the basis of outstanding musical ability. The purpose of the group is to develop music appreciation. Mary Robbins-Historian Lee Carmen-Vice President Beth LaRocca- Treasurer Caroline Ziemke Peggy Wagener Pam Edwards Tina Zeitler Karen Shotich Val Gruner Susan Brown H t_:-i_L ' i IMATIONAL ACHIEVE IVIENT SCHOLARSHIP The National Achievement Scholarship is an honor for highly educated black stu- dents. Receiving this honor this year were Greg Graham, and Ralph Johnson. 145 146 150 151 RUNI IERS-UP Camille Dubose, Lisa Blackstone, Marie Williams, Cathy Slappy, Annette Darn ie I, Jeanne Bell, David Dorsey, Lori Powell, Nanc y Leverett, Gary Pardue, Ricky Dover, Larry Bugg, Ralph Johnson, Tricia Bolds, Deborah Hitclicock, Gail Mor- ris, Jeanette Thomas, Floretta Bazzell. fi f Bf jjiSpc af T RUI ilMERS-UP Ii lai !!3CS5!!3d G; ffii iffi! John Llewallyn, Ricky Burk halter, Kenny Bagwell, Jeff Pyburn, David Linder, Tom Dai ley, Patty Robins, Ei E oi iiM Gj ai; Gwen Davis, Debbie Feltner, Jim Shaw, John Frost, Laura Bean, Lee Ann Hayes, Paul Looney, Mark Goldenburg. 153 KEEP DOI Ci ORGANIZATIONS JR. CIVITAN Mr. Pfleger and Miss Wolensky (Ad- visors) Melanie Aaron, Vivian Alex- ander, Matalie Anthony, Barbara Arm- strong, Laurie Arnold, Mike Bailey, Melanie Barton, Sharon Benson, Eliza- beth Bircher, Elizabeth Bixby, Bonnie Brannon, Marianna Brogan, Pam Brooks, Kyle Brown, Risa Buckley, Bonnie Campbell, Joleen Casey, Lee Carmen, (V. President), David Dorsey, (President). Patricia Drewry, Chris Dull, Carol Duncan, Cathy Dutican, Carole Enos, Mitch Enos, Lee Ann Fisher, Holly Firth, Barbara Flourney, Erica Fuller, Scott Fuller, Amo Gerard. Mark Goldenberg, Kathleen Golley, Terrie Gordon, SheyrI Harris, Lee Ann Hayes, Dawn Henning, Barbara Hester, Gail Humphreys, Karia Hurley, (V. President), Lisa James, Ralph Johnson, Rusty Johnson, Yivonn Johnson, Meal Jones, Valerie Jones, (Secretary), Velinda Jones, Karen Jordan, Caroline Kassinger, Sandra Kenney, Cindy Kin- nard, Annette Lamorte, Ron Leech, Christy Lovell, Keren Manley, Mindy Mc Bride, Barbara McElroy, Susan Mc- Elroy, Tammy Miller, Pat Muse, Terri IMaugle, Theresa Ondrcek, Judy Painter, Walter Payne, Leigh Ann Perrin, Mike Perry, Kay Pope, Mike Reynolds, Patty Robins, David Sailors, Rhonda Sailers, Susan Sansing, Donna Schneider, Von- zell Woodal, Ellen Smith, Lorraine Smith, Scott Tertill, Nancy Tinga, Andrea Townsend, Ellen Triell, Larry Wells, (Treasurer), Tina Zeitler, Suzy Farnsworth. Junior Civitan Officers: David Dorsey, President; Valerie Jones, Secretary; Karia Hurley, Vice President- Grade 11; Susan San- sing, Vice President- Grade 10; Lee Carmon, Vice President- Grade 12; Lary Wells, Treasurer. Working hard to help the area ' s disadvan- taged citizens and getting together for a good time are two activities Jr. Civitans believe in. They have accomplished both with remarkable enthusiasm this year, in projects ranging from a Halloween party for senior citizens, to a Red Cross blood drive, to a float for the Homecoming Pa- rade. One on-going project that the mem- bers have enjoyed are the parties at the County ' s Youth Development Center, where teen-agers stay while awaiting hearings. Another has involved several fund-raising drives for retarded children. And of course they had a big smash with the wrecked cars before the Cedar Shoals- Clarke Central football game. The annual convention at Jekyll Island was a climax to a successful year. 159 INTERACT The Cedar Shoals Interact Club partic ipated actively in school, community, and international projects. Activities and service projects included car washes, the construction of a Home- coming float, the adoption of a lo- cal nursing home, and visits to the pediatric wards of local hospitals at Halloween and Christmas. Members worked hardall year to raise money for the Interact District Convention held this spring. The club is sponsored by the Athens Rotary Club. Back Row-Max Steuer, Gwen Davis, Lisa Hasty, Mancy Willis, Joleen Casey, Roger Spencer, Lisa Davis, Kiel I Jones, Todd Barnes, Mark Watson, Paul Looney, Chuck Hasty, Ben Gerard, Ralph Johnson, Mark Lea. Middle Row- Diana Key, Gail Barnes, Nancy Nevels, Pat Alexander, Patty Robins, Susan McElroy, Jenny Keane, Velinda Jones, Lisa James, Julie Anderson, Chip Kassinger, Donna Harvey, Julie Massey, Kris Jensen, Pam Brooks, Terrie Gordon, Robin Weiner. Front Row (officers)- Debbie Feltner, Robin Garvin, Laura Shearron, Jim Edwards, Mike Hale, Sonny Hardman, Allen Bradley. Not pictured- Floretta Bazzell, Terry England, Jeff Haley, Keith Johnson, Tina Boyd, Debbie Colville, Bill Robbins, Caterine Willis, Martha Hatched, Beth Finnerty, Beth Kalivoda, Mar- garet Teare, Briggs Patterson, Cindy Wall, Eric Jensen, Rabun Meal, Diane Neal, Dee Dee Clute, David Ike, Chuck Braucher. 160 Interact Officers-Back Row- Jim Ed- wards-District Director, Robin Garvin- Vice President, Debbie Feltner-Presi- dent, Laura Shearron-Secretary Trea- surer. Front Row- Board of Directors- David Linder, IVIii e Hale, Sonny Hard- man, Allen Bradley. 161 Pat Alexander, Trisha Albea, Tom Algeo, Kim Frasef, Mark Frost, Rod Gallagher, Barbara McElroy, Tanya Moody, Becky Julie Anderson, Lisa Blackstone, Dawn Amo Gerard, Billy Gerard, Ann Hawk, Rives, Paula Rives, Rhonda Sailors, Dar- Blum, Cheryl Bourdette, Chuck Brauch- David Ike, Eric Jensen, Kris Jensen, si Shanley, Mike Severens, Tara Thomas, er, Tina Cahill, Ronny Calhoun, Julie Kathy Kalivoda, Jon Kelly, Ligon Andrea Townsend, Steven Whitney, Tina ' DeSa, Rick Dover, Camille DuBose. O ' Kelley, Christy Lovell. Parrott, Rabun Neal. 162 INTERNATIONAL The International Club is a club com- posed of foreign language students who are interested in their particular language in addition to the languages of others . Through programs including films, skits, and speakers from for- eign countries, the club acquaints students with the people, culture, terrain, and climate of foreign coun- tries. The club ' s many activities in- cluded an International Christmas Banquet, a ping-pong tournament, and an International fair. International Officers 1st Row - Rod GaKagher, Publicity chairman, Barbara McElroy, Latin vice-pres., Ju|ie DeSa - German vice-pres., Tricia Albea - Spanish vice-pres. 2nd Row - Kathy Kalivoda - Social chairman, Cherly Bourdette - Treasurer, Tara Thomas - Secretary, Jon Kelly - President, Mark Frost - Vice-president, Becky Rives - Program manager, Kris Jensen - Historian. 163 INTERNATIONAL IIMTERIMATIOIMAL CLUB OFFICERS- (L-R) Rod Gallagher, Barbara McLeroy, Julie Desa, Trisha Albea, (Back L-R) Kathy Kalivoda, Cheryl Bourdette, Tara Thomas, John Kelly, Mark Frost, Becky Rives, Kris Jensen T GERMAN OFFICERS Julie DeSa- President Wendy Wheeler- Secretary, Treasurer Mr. Howell- Advisor The German Club has been busy this past year raising money for a trip to Germany, they plan to take during the summer vacation. Many mem- bers attended German Camp, where they competed with German students from other high schools in the state of Georgia. Back Row: Max Steuer, Chuck Braucher, Andrea Townsend, Jon Kelly, Mark Golden- berg, Thomas Cook, Fred Haeberer, Mr. Howell, Mark Frost, David Carlton, Lee Ann Hays, Pam Stauffer. Front Row: Annette LaMorte, Robin Wiener, Anita Scott, Ellen Trieb, Wendy Wheeler, Julie DeSa, Julie Keane, Pat Zappala, Kathy Kardoes. 164 (Left to Right) First Row: Steve Williams-treasurer Chip James, Phil Morris-president Wladyin Powell, Debbie Sparks, Robert Wain, John Entrekin, Tom Algeo. Second Row: Kathy Johnson, Gail Eisele, Catherine Willis, Larry Wells, Leigh Ann Perrin, Judy Painter, Karen Shotick, Nadine Anthony, Archie Pippin (Standing). Third Row: (Standing) Kathy Slappey, Daria Caldwell, Mrs. Jane Kelly, Kevin Reynolds, Isaic Woodhall, Steven Whitney, Vickie Jackson-Vice President, Barbara McElroy-International Club Representative, Carolyn Kemppinen, Dini Honigberg, Paula Rives, Jon Kelly. Fourth Row: Janie Cahill, Crew Kinnard, Greg Buckler. Fifth Row: Mark Fowler, David McGuire, Brad Caldwell, Donald Buckler. IMot Pictured: Chuck Hasty, David Grif- fin, Michael Berrigan, Becky Hendren, Briggs Paterson, Nancy Tinga, Terri Linder, Debbie Colville, Joy Chin, Elizabeth Thompson. Jr. Classical League is a club (Jesigne(J to promote the classical civilizations of Rome and Greece. To start off the 1975-76 school year, XL had a pool party at Villa del Rio. The Cedar Shoals XL proved to be No. 1 at the state conven- tion this year by winning more first place Olympic ribbons than any other Georgia high school. Top winners was Kim Frazer with four first place rib- bons. Jr. Classical League members are planning a trip to Rome. J R C L A S S I C A L L E A G U E ART Cedar Shoals is fortunate to have many talented student artists. These artists, under the guidance of Mrs. Williams and the Art Department enter many local and statewide art exhibits and contests. In the past. Cedar Shoals art students have won prizes for their pro- jects, in such competitions as the Design an Ad Contest, the Penny Art Fair, and other no- table festivals. 165 (At Top) Construction Vrca Club mem- bers: L-R Clayton Mann, John Lester, Earl Johnston, Larry Mann, Clay Hartley, Mr. Ralph Hule, advisor and construc- tion instructor. Above- Vica members: Back Row: L-R, James Hurden (club advisor), Charles Burkhalter, Kim Ham- mond, Eric Mullinix, Brad Shaw, Clyde Breman, Mark Barley, Mark Bugg, Ed Maddox, Frank Sheats, Greg Silvia, El- mer Christian, Bill Eberhart, Johnny Turner, David Smith, Herbert Watkins. Third Row: L-R, Willie Howard, Greg Sanders, Dianne Home, Mike Maher, Stanley Thompson, IVIichael Hayer, Brent Gibson, Alfred Jackson, Charles Mathis, Yvonne Young, Stanley Petty, Nancy McSeroy. Second Row: L-R, Debbie Felts, Rox- anna Miller, Connie Chapman, Kathy Colglazier, Lynn La Count, Gail John- son, Leslie Harris, Jo IMix, Rhonda Young, Connie Wilson, Mary Brightwell, Gwen Gresham. Front Row: L-R, Delia Brooks, Secre- tary, Martha McCurley; Treasurer, Angels Hughes; Vice President, Pegeen Pilon and Terry Williams Co-Reporters, Ken Faulkner; President, Robert Jordan; Parliamentarian, David Blackman; Historian. lilSf V.O.T. Vocational Office Training is a cooperative work training pro- gram for high school juniors and seniors who are preparing for full time employment in office occupations. It is the revolving center of the business education program where the knowledge skills and techniques learned separately are brought together and applied to an actual job. The VOT students hold an em- ployers ' banquet annually to thank the participating busi- nesses in the local community. students busily working on their typing skills. Edwin IMowell earnestly adding up his figures on one of the school ' s adding machines. Annette Davidson and her classmates working on their office skills. 168 FBLA F.B.L.A. is the Future Business Leaders of America. The Advisors for the club are Mrs. Varn and Mrs. Dashiell. It ' s purpose is to develop today ' s stu- dents in the area of business, and to teach leadership and all the other neces- sary qualities to be successful in the future world of business. The members of F.B. L.A. entered a project in the fair and have engaged in other projects. Ms. Varn and Ms. Dashiell, the Future Business Leaders of America ' s advisors. standing L-R: Donna Wood, Angle Hawkins, Nancy Hutchison, Marie Smitli, Gina Tinompson, Cathy Roy, Lynn Sloan, Susan Hembree, Debbie Cleghorn, Gloria Smith, Pat Couch, Audrey Milstead, Robin Sexton, Tricia Coley, Donna Bellew, Marsha Hix, Wendy Spence, Debra Murray, Sharon Cheek. Kneeling: Leslie Arnold, Carolyn Isler, Tammy Hart, Julie Patterson, Wanda Kelly, Tammy Brown, Laurie Arnold, Cathy Thurmond, Gay Ferguson, Diane Anderson, Steve Rose. 169 DECA ).E. is a program that offers instruction n marketing and distribution. It consists if three parts: classroom instruction, on- he job training and the DECA club. The ;lub program is an important part of this nstructional program. Some of their ictivities for this year have been: officer nstallation, employer-employee banquet, ;overed dish dinner, DECA open house or employers, fair booth, homecoming )arade, and participation in district . ;tate DECA contests. Jag Shoppe at lunch hour Top Row: L-R, Terri Strickland, Melissa Giardini, Jessica Harter, Mary Firor, Maria Swanstrom, Mark Gibson, Kathy Elliott, Delia Powell, Debbie Weathers- bee, Julie Smith, Elaine Epps, Kenneth Dawson, Karen Roberts, Ricky Wagner. Middle Row: L-R, Deanne Allen, Lee Bentley, Betty Dake, Ricky Ogle, Ted Birth, Donna Harvey, Miss Sandra Tay- lor (advisor), Julie Massey, Nettie Al- len, Margaret Arnold, Margie Winfrey. Bottom Row: L-R, Ricky Morgan, Rodney Thomas, Edwin l lowell, Dennis Collins, Dwight Petty, Mitchel Pilon, Toby Mines. Members not pictured: Wiley Carney, Kim Crowther, Mell Micheal, Geneva Taylor, Marie Wil- liams, Sheila Schroeder, Dorthy Ste- wart, Loretta Taylor, John Walker. 170 FHA Home Ec student sewing her project. FHA, the future homemakers, strive to achieve effective citizenship by planning and carrying out individual and group experiences. Bottom Row: L-R, Sharon Johnson, Janet Pittard, Joann Norris, Patricia Pittard, Joyce Hawkins, Mary Browner. IVIiddle Row: L-R, Joyce Turner, Angela Browner, Shelia Hunter, Patricia Marton, Trudy Evans, Angela Johnson, Mrs. Parnell, (Advisor). Back Row: L-R, Mrs. Raburn, (Ad- visor), Yivonn Johnson, Ida Hopkins, Debbie Barpett, Wanda Rainy, Deborah Sanders, Vanessa Cox, Vivian Alexan- der, Miriam Cox, Freda Duncan, Wanda Wright, Mary Kesler. 171 Richard Powers, President of the Ham Radio Club THE HAM RADIO CLUB The Ham Radio Club meets in- formally in the homes of its ' mem- bers to discuss and compare radio communications and techniques. Two-way, civil defense, 10-4 channel frequency, over and out may be terms foreign to those of us who don ' t know anything about ham radios, but to the many, many people who do use these radios, whether commercially or as a hob- by, these terms are a regular part of the vocabulary. THE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA F.F.A. is the organization for horticulture students who wish to pursue deeper study and practice in horticulture. The club par- ticipates in competitive judging activities with other F,F,A. chapters; attends summer camp; district rallies; social and re- creational activities, (L-R) Dale Bennett, sponsor, Chuck Townsend, Jo Eilen Anderson, Vice Presi- dent; Ed Maddox, Treasurer; Cheryl Harris, David Blackman, President; Debbie Ayers, Secretary; Clyde Brannen, Greg Lumpkin (L-R) Jerry Cork, Alan Alinger, Fred Haeberer, Tom Quigley — Also, Mrs. Jes- sie Eckenrode, sponsor 172 EXCALIBUR This year we had a special at- traction to our school—WJAG, run by Walter Allen, he played music and did some jive talk. As a result of much hard work and tremendous enthusiasm on the part of this year ' s news- paper staff, Excalibur sur- mounted many obstacles such as a lack of funds, and student apathy and produced a series of excellent newspapers. Rated highly by the Georgia Scholastic Press Association, The Ex- calibur hopes to uphold this standard of excellence. Front Row L-R Walter Allen, Jane Conolly, Cathy Roy, Nlla Clark, Ally- son Marley, Betsy Shearron, William Ondic Second Row L-R Brad Norton, Andrea Bradford, Debbie Sparks, Julie Quilg- ley, Ben Cooper, Mike Payne, Scott Register Back Row L-R Ronnie Leach, Charlie Register, Dean Johnson, Harry Grif- feth, David Thomson, Paul Burnette, advisor. 173 m ■ I r a r ■ I s t a f f Last Spring the members of the Mirari staff were chosen and throughout the summer ads were sold to support our yearbook. Since the first day of school, each member of the staff worked diligently to meet all dead- lines on time. The staff members of Mirari have organized this yearbook as a remembrance of the activities and events that have occured this past year in our school. (Top Right) Laura Shearron- Editor, (Bottom Left) Catliy Carson - Freshmen Ed., Cindy Braucher- lunior Ed., Beth IVIorgan and Janie Cahlll- Senior Eds. (Bottom Right). Kathy Weathers and Camille Dubose- Activities Eds. (Top Right) Diane Key and Diana Powell- Sports Ed., (Top Right) Dawn Blum and Joleen Casey- Organization Ed. (Bottom Left) Hank Bixby and Mark Gibson- Photographers. (Bottom Right) Mrs. Joyce Varn-Advisor. 175 BAND j ' Below: Mark Goldenburg, The band drum major for this year. Below Right: Julie Thacker, a special add! tion to the band this year, solo twirler. Above: Band performing at pep rally. The sound of music . . . and marching feet . . . its the CSHS Marching Band. The band this year directed by Larry NcLureand led by IViark Golden- burg was FABULOUS! We are very, very, proud of our band which helped to keep up the spirit at the football games besides always having a very de- lightful halftime show. Our band also performed at Georgia games and other public events. The CSHS band has it ' s various members in the Symphonic band and Jazz Ensemble also. The band had to practice after school a good bit this year, the members are a very dedicated group of students. Perfection is one of their goals and onlookers can just marvel at the perfect timing, rhythm and flow- ing music resulting from hours of practice and hard work. They deserve a bunch of praise and a lot of thanks . 176 SAXOPHONES Mark Box Mark Calvert Robert Corina Mike Crosby Mark Gonazles Greg Grahamn Terry McCoy Walter Payne Debbie Schuiz Steve Scott Deanna Smith Brad Thompson David Wain TROMBONES Tom Atyeo Danny McKillip Demetrios Dakazos Ken Pilcher Chris Dull Paul Robertson Jeff Hammond Merrit Sink Mike Matthews Greg Mitchell BARITONES Kyle Brown Dale Giddens Tony Jeffers DRUM CORP John Cape Larry Day John Entrekin Ellen Hill Mark Kooyman Bruce Ledet Debbie Millstead TUBAS Philip Kesler Randy McDonald Kevin Reynolds PICCOLO Lee Carmon Charles Myers Peggy Wagner Benjy Morris Hand McNeil Bernard Owens Bill Semler David Thompson Scott Wolford Bill Scholz Larry Wells FLUTES Julie Anderson Lorrie Ashe Risa Buckley Valerie Gruner Laura Ivie Cindy Miller CLARINETS Nadine Anthony Joyce Cape Joy Chin Alexis Cobb Cathy Duncan Peter Duttweiler Carol Enos Kim Fraser David Griffin Natalie Hicks Alison Hoyt Kim Keach Mary Strickland Don Witherspoon TRUMPETS James Bothwell Caria Branch David Brown Frank Cape Jeff Eidson Mitch Enos Greg Fisher Mark Gruner Katy Harwood Bryan Hight Bernard Holston Mandy Morgan Madelyn Powell Karen Shotick Cheryl Smith Nancy Tinga Carol Malcolm Joe Mercuri Jufy Painter Briggs Patteson Leigh Perrin Kathy Pokorney Mike Reynolds Todd Rich Lyn Robertson Michelle Schmidt Laurie Smythe Pam Stauffer Bobby Wain David Ike Neal Jones Ligon O ' Kelley Lenise Lago David McKillip Stan McNeil Steve Pilcher Debra Preston Marc Roth Steve Williams Todd Wood If? Cedar Shoals Drill Team is a Dancing group that performs with the band during marching season. Through various hand and kick routines this group of girls add a special touch to each show. Sandra Wise and Beth Morgan smiHng, while mar- ching into place. (Top Right) Drill Team line a- waiting to perform at Georgia football game (Bot- tom Left) Lined up for Georgia halftime show. (Bottom Right) 178 WTttrf-. ' Mf ' .Ti tf t- rr ' ■ T n f. ' ' Tim .«.; j«!sas ' - (Left to Right) First Row- Mary Bowden, Tanya Moody. Second Row-Joleen Casey (co-captain), Seretha Smith, Laura Bean, Third Row-Susan Hembree, Cindy Brown, Vicki Brooks, Donna Schneider, Tarn Weaver, Fourth Row-Debra Sanders, Susan Brown, Lydia Compton, Julie Ulmer, (captain), Kathy Weathers, Kathy Colglaizer, Last Row-Annette La Morte, Ann Tyler, Sandra Wise, Beth Morgan, (co-captain), Lee Ann Hayes, Andrea Townsend, Priscilla Edwards Drill teamers showing enthusiasm on and off the field 119 Flag Corp members: Arlene Smith, Pam Edwards, Sheri Golden- burg, Caroline Ziemke, Kathy Kennon, Naomi Anthony, Susan Perkins, Beth LaRocca, Mary Robbins, captain, Jessica Harter, Ann Hawk, Karia Hurley, Susan Dress, Deborah Hester, Tricia Wilson, Barbara Flournoy, Caroline Kassinger. not pictured: Jan Hawk, Peggy Wagoner. FLAG CORP What do you mean I ' m carrying an empty flag pole . . . AAUGH!!! 1 ... 2 ... 3 ... 4 .. . hut! Why are we always performing behind the band, is this some kind of hint? Sometimes I wonder who the idiot was who thought up the idea of flag corps wearing shorts. ? ! ! ! Mary, why don ' t we all call it quits and go cele- brate at McDonalds The flag corp really did it this year amid a lot of hard work, they were a fantastic asset to the CSHS marching band. The flag corp consisted of eighteen members. This group was led by captain Mary Rob- bines. The members made up their own routines and practiced after school with the band every day. They deserve a big hand. 180 Trumpets: Saxophones: Frank Cape Lee Carmon Greg Fisher Mark Gonzales Mitch Enos Greg Graham David Ike Terry McCoy David IVIcKil lip Steve Scott Steve Williams Caroline Ziemke JAZZ ENSEMBLE Piano: Guitars: Keyboard Bass Debbie Mi Iwood Brian Begnaud John Keane Pam Edwards Trombomes: Percussion: Tom Atyeo Benjy Morris Kyle Brown David Thompson Mark Goldenburg Dan McKilllp Ken Pilcher 181 CHORALE Chorale perfoi-ming at annual Christ- mas concert. (Top Right) Kathy Weathers and Wade Thompson dancing. (Left) Mr. Mason, Chorale director and accompanist. (Bottom Right) 182 Chorale members; Soprano: Kimberly Baughman, Laura Bean, Beth Boland, Lee Carmen, Dee Dee Clute, Gwen Davis, Debbie Feltner, IMancy Leverett, Cindi IVIaddox, Cathy Slappey, Anne Tyler, Julie Ulmer. Alto: Kaycie Brannon, Tina Cahill, Annette Davidson, Pam Edwards, Marion Howard, Lea Hudspeth, Julie Koenig- shof, Pam Long, Lori Powell, Stacey Smith, Tina Zeitler, Kathy Weathers. Tenor: David Dorsey, Rob Leach, Pat Muse, David Pardue, Jay Russell, Stacy Spratlin. Bass: Buddy Brannon, Ralph Johnson, Gary Pardue, Bill Scholz, Wade Thompson, Larry Wells, Bill Wheeler, Scot Wolford. 183 MATH CLUB The Math Club is composed of students interested in the deeper fields of mathematics. The club experiments with many new mathematical techniques including working with com- puters. 1st Row- Chuck Braucher, Mark Frost. Gary Nelson adviser, Thomas Cook, Max Steuer, 2nd Row- Jeff Pyburn, David McKillip, Gary Pardue, Kyle Brown, Tom McCrary. 3rd Row- John Entrekin, Wendy Wheeler, Tom Algeo, David Turner. Wendy Wheeler talking to Math Club advisor, Mr. Nelson. 184 SCIENCE Cheryl Harris and Mrs. Strother examining a leaf during one of their field trips. The science club is affiliated with the Georgia Junior Academy of Science. It participates in many club sponsored activities, such as district seminars and field trips, Science in Action week- ends, and Science fair activities. The main purpose of the club is to stimulate interst in science through research, field trips, and lectures by noted speakers, and to bring together students with a common interest in science. Front Row: Mrs. Brown, advisor, David Turner, Tom McCrary, Steven Hodge, president, Pam Stauffer, Mrs. Strother, advisor Back Row: Carol Hayden, Steve Cooper, Mark Kooyman, Suzie Craig. 185 I ORCHESTRA The Ofchesti-a is open to all string players who wish to play. Most members belong to the Clarke County Youth Orchestra and perform with it on a regular bas is. The Orchestra will present concerts at various times through- out the year. Karen Kalivoda practicing on her cello. Orchestra members Sitting Left To Right-Diane Ledet, Don Corina, Donna Anderson, Meg Bothwell, Laurie Ashe, David IVliller, Will Rice, Naren Kalivoda, Larry Bugg, Beth La - Rocca, Standing: Joe Baranko (Director) Brian Begnaud. IMot Pictured: Robert McLean 186 BETA The Cedar Shoals Beta Club is an as- semblage of students with high academic and character achievements. Its purpose is the promotion of honesty and leader- ship. The Boy ' s Beauty Review, sponsored by the Beta Club, is one of the highlights in the spring. The State Convention in February provides participation for mem- bers on the state level. Max Steuer, President; Tina Zeitler, Vice President; Cathy Teare, Secretary; Larry WeUs, Treasurer; Vivian Al- exander, Tom Algeo, Barbara Armstrong, Leslie Arnold, Todd Barnes, Donna Bellew, Elizabeth Bircher, Beth Boland, Allen Bradley, Tina Bradley, Chuck Craucher, Kenneth Brock, Kyle Brown, John Bruce, Randall Buf- ford, Joleen Casey, Joyce Christian, Debbie Colville, Mary Crossley, Thomas Dailey, Susan Dress, James Dutt- weiler, Beth Finnerty, Barbara Clournoy, Mark Frost, MarK Goldenoury, Hope GolembiewsKi, Drew Harvy, Mar- tha Hatchell, Angela Hawkins, Lee Ann Hayes, Dawn Henning, Lewis Holston, Jeff Humphreys, Vicki Jackson, Eric Jenson, Valerie Jones, Jon Kelley, Annette La Morte, Beth La Rocca, David Linder, David McKillup, ' Kimberly Miller, Phillip Morris, Raburn Neal, Barbara O ' Key, Teresa Ondracek, David Pardue, Pamela Pierce, Jeff Pyburn, Julie Quigley, William Robbins, Patty Robrnes, Ellen Smith, Margaret Teare, David Turner, Ann Tyler, Mary Wagoner, David Wain, Wendy Wheeler, Susan Young. m The Thespian Society is a group of serious minded stu- dents who perform in large scale productions. This year ' s production was en- titled Adaptation . The cast included Donald Caster, Steve Cooper, Jeff Porter, Terri Tillman, and Vicki Jackson. They entered in the One-Act play and Oral Inter- pretation contest in Americus. Vicki Jackson and Steve Cooper won awards for the best supporting actor and actress for Adaptation . For the past two years the Thes- pian Society has won state- wide recognition for their fine performances. 1st Row-Steve Cooper, Alan Allinger, Jerry Cork, Donald Caster, Jeff Porter, 2nd Row-Mrs. Lubs (advisor), Karen Roberts, Wendy Wheeler, Terri Till- man, Carol Hayden, Beth LaRocca, Cathy Tears, Daria Caldwell, Cheryl Harris, Vicki Jackson, Audrey Peifer. Officers: President-Ben Cooper, Vice- Pres.-Joe Lewis, Secretary-Julie Quigley. Terri Tillman exhibiting a costume. «l ir 188 DRAMA 1st Row- Wendy Wheeler, Steve Cooper, Terri Tillman, Carll Hayden, Beth La- Rocca, Vicki Jackson, Daria Caldwell, Cheryl Harris, Cathy Teare, Max Murray, Linda Barstow 2nd Row-Audrey Peifer, Bonnie Brannen, Donald Caster, Jerry Cork, Alan Allinger, Jeff Porter, Joe Lewis, Ben Cooper, Julie Quigley, Mrs. Lubs, advisor Not Pictured: Mike Berrigan, David Thomson, Phil Morris, YiVonn Johnson Vivki Jackson playfully put- ting make-up on Jeff Porter, while Mrs. Lubs lool s on. 189 FCA The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a youth fellowship dedicated to a joyful expression of the claims of Christ. Every meeting was successful because of interesting programs and guest speakers, and most im- portantly the participation of each member to make every gathering meaningful. F.C.A. officers: Jay Russell, Captain; Wade Thompson, Co- Captain; and Pat Alexander, Sec- retary. F.C.A. advisor is Coach McCul- lough. STUDENT GOVERNMENT The Student Council ' s goal is to strength- en the school, both within the student body and the community. This year, the council adoped a new constitution and organized the first homecoming parade. Further projects were planned for the remainder of the year. The Student Council officers: Floretta Bazzell, Treasurer; Becky Box, Sec- retary; Mark Kooyman, Vice President; Wendy Wheeler, President. Mr. Nelson, Advisor, during an unusual moment of solitude. K:- :- ' 4=JL The Student Government members: Kneeling: L-R, Floretta Bazell, (Trea- surer), Becky Box, (Secretary), Mark Kooyman, (V. President), and Wendy Wheeler, (President). Second Row: L-R, Deborah Day, Kathy Martin, Suzanne Shealy, Tara Thomas, Pat Zappalo, Elizabeth Bircher, Patricia Bolds. standing: Anne Woelensky, and Gary Nelson, (Advisors), Jan Hawk, Mark Frost, Teresa Raines, Dorthy Stewart, Stanley Petty, Back Row: Kevin Reynolds, David Ike, Alfred Jackson, Ricky Smith, Dexter Hunter. Not Pictured: Diane Ledet, Beth Larson. J91 CHESS THE CHESS CLUB When you ' re trying to locate somebody who happens to be a member of the chess club, your best bet would be to check the library. Members oftentimes spend hours there, practicing their skills and perfecting their chess game. The club sponsors several intra-school chess tourna- ments, as well as matches with other area high school chess players. In the past, they have had such notable foes as Oconee County and Clarke Central High Schools. More tournaments, with these and other area schools are planned for the future. (Seated L-R) - Mike Thomas, John Entrekin, Tommy Aaron, Tom Algeo, Mike Logue; (Standing L-R) - Thomas Cook, Stephen Thompson, Randy Buf- ford, Tom McCrary, Isaac WoodaM, David Turner, (Not pictured) - Saul Honigberg. Sponsor is Mrs. Jessie Ecken- rode. ALLIED MEDICAL CAREERS The Allied Medical Careers Club Students who are think- ing of any type of medical career have a chance to learn about them. Activities in- clude visits to places where people work in health related jobs and speakers who are invited to the meetings. Front Row - Left to Right Mark Park- er, Steve Scott, Wi M Rice, Jim Gibson, Richard Mullan; Bottom Row Left to Right Jeanette Dyer, Karen Holloman, Candy Pendergrass, Cheryl Smith, Dwan Blum, Lisa Harreli, Beth Bo- land, Linda Johnson, Faith K. Brown, sponsor 192 ROTC ,i V   -  ( ls .«Sl« ' $k ' ' miem f - Army ROTC Scholarships provide financial assistance for the educa- tion and training of young men and women who desire to pursue careers as commissioned officers in the Army after graduation from college. Students may pursue any course of study leading to a baccalaureate degree and engage in any extracur- ricular activities that do not inter- fere with their military science requirements. They will take the prescribed military science courses and attend camp. Upon successful completion of mili- tary science and baccalaureate de- gree requirements, scholarship ca- dets will be commissioned as either a Regular Army or Reserve second lieutenant in the U.S. Army. F Sgt. Owensby M Sgt. Gregory Company A; James Duttweiler, WalterThrope, Barbara Taylor, Terry Fambo, Walter Hainstman, Sharon Benson, Barbara Fambro, Charles Richie, Stan Lumkin, Charles Townsend, Oscar Goddard, Thornas Latimer, Charles Hill, Howard Conn, Dei nis Richardson, Donald Bentley, Tim Watkins, Marlow Fleeman, Michael Thomas, Robert Robinson, Don Hataway, John Horvit, Elane Bradford, Lynda Huff, Annie Arnold, Lillian Bentley, Vanessa Cooper, Loretta Smith, Jane Martin, Angela Thomas, Helen Arnold, Andrea Bradford, Carol Chambers, Terri Ann Butler, Sherry Dillard, Julia Fambro, Peggy Craddick, Paulette Taylor, Cynthia Huff, Trina Clark, Brenda Richardson, Sandra Colbert, Dorothy Bently, Debbie Lattimore, Lois Nash, Tracie Lord, Rebecca Halsey, Redy Huggs, Brenda Rhodes, Mrtzi Kent, Brenda Williams, Jan Doolittle, Cheryl Goss Rifle Team A 1st Row: Walter Hauntsman, James Duttweller, Phil Wade; 2nd Row: Ran- dal Conn, David Epps, Michael Thomas. 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