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Lk Xx( leu. tvcA u o : TABLE OF CONTENTS Opening Time M . d U . 7 Honor Time . . . . w. . fM . l. 20 Guidance Time s U .s4 v. v. . 24 Portrait Time s4h j. LMH .y 4 ' .o . 42 Big Time . y «L. .qXW, . up . . 44 L tt e 7 me . S g . .A ? 80 Act on 7 me . . v£ u 7fe -H 0 + 110 Membership Time . . . p W 1 70 Sponsor Time vfev •„ •„■274 Closing Time Jfto «- ex -— 11 - Vsr k A c ' ( 4 i i if X ' A f v y c v  °; v v Opening i 3 Me And Relive SJ £X£ (X) r vr r £ - - r ,5- 0 £ f y- f 7 ? p t • cr i r r [ ; f The Few Days WeiHave Shared Together Opening 3 °o- aav y. -7 On journey •$ MmmMIMmmi 4 Opening v as p Through Our Special Time y Oirvwvi fi_ r e Q-t Uk H M 6 . ' PiC fr -X- Uo e U£ oG - Opening s mma juw: mfr j)t Q H ° 6 Opening ifim L n-t uo W)u u a| - Opening d. 3a - c - y .cx-d t ott rma,cLe. 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What is Time? is Opening How Much Time? a long time . . . about a year the other day hold on a minute . . give me just one second I ' ll be there in two minutes . how long? just a minute wait a second TOMORROW YESTERDAY TODAY When? the other day on time time and again Do you find yourself using these phrases often? JUST HOW MUCH TIME IS THERE? Opening i HONORS The Mirari salutes those who have met the challenge and have been singled out for special honors. They excelled scholastically, spent seemingly endless hours rehearsing in the band, choral, and drama rooms, endured the long athletic practices, and perfected skills By trying again and again. Whatever their accomplishments, have been, they have brought distinction to themselves and their school . They reflect what can be achieved a Cedar Shoals by working toward high goals in various activities. l-Max Steuer was chosen as the 1977 Cedar Shoals Star Student. He received the highest SAT score and is in the top 10% of the Senior Class. Max chose Dr. Ward as his Star Teacher on the basis of having made the most out- standing contribution to his scholastic development. 2-l lational Merit Semi- Finalists and Commended Students- (L-R) FRONT ROW: Beth LaRocca, Robin Weiner, Hope Golembiewski, Phil Morris. BACK ROW: Kenneth Brock, James Bothwell, Max Steuer, Alan Home. Not shown: Tom Algeo, Barbara McElroy, Wendy Wheeler, Jerald Cork. 3-Six students have made straight A ' s during their four year at Cedar Shoals. Students receiving recog- nition are Mitch Enos, Mary Bowden, Mary Anna Wynes, Hope Golembiewski, Ann Tyler, and Max Steuer. 20 Honors 1- Governor ' s Honors Semi-Finalists- (L-R) FRONT ROW: Ellen Hill, Leah Hudspeth, Robert Wain, John Entre- kin, Garth Wilbanks. BACK ROW: Linda Barstow, Al Puchala, Saul Honinberg, Mark Box, Richard Mat- thews. 2-1977 Clarke County Teach- er of the Year-Dr. Payne. 3-Miss Black Athens-Marion Howard 4- Mark Frost won a trip to Germany last summer on the basis of his National German Exam score in February of 1976, an interview, let- ter of recommendation, and an essay about Germany. Seventy such awards are given to students in the nation each year. 5-Vivian Alexander re- ceived the D.A.R. Good Citizen Award- 6-Cedar Shoals seniors did well in the Junior Miss Competition this year. Shown left to right are: Kathy Weathers, 1st runner up; Anne Tyler, scholastic achievement winner and 4th runner up; Valerie Jones; and Cindi Maddox, winner of the talent award. Honors 21 1-AII-State Band and All-State Orches- tra-(L-R) ROW1: Lenise Lago, David Wain, Danny McKillip. ROW 2: Michelle Schmidt, Tina Zeitler, Robert Wain, Alan Home. ROW 3: Diane Ledet, Mary Robbins, Max Steuer, Beth La Rocca. ROW 4: Will Rice, David Miller, Tom Atyeo. 2-AII-State Choral- (L-R) FRONT ROW: Tina Zeitler, Kimberly Baughman, Leah Hudspeth, Anne Tyler. BACK ROW: Buddy Bran- nen, John Pittard, David Pardue, Larry Wells. 3-Anthony Arnold-All Area Player of the Year, member of the All- State Team; Wade Thompson-member of the All-Area Team; Nathaniel Nash- rnember of All-Area Team. 4-During the past year Jeff Miller has done out- standing work in the 4-H program. He was selected for many awards and honors: Vice President of County 4-H Council, Reporter of County 4-H Coun- cil, President of the Cedar Shoa|s Senior Club, Vice President of North District, member of the State Board of Directors, State Winner in the Beef Project, and escort to represent Georgia 4-H at National 4-H Congress. 1-The contest one-act play, I Never Saw Another Butterfly , directed by Cedar Shoals Drama Director Mrs. Betsy Lubs, won a Superior Play Trophy at the CESA tournament. Cast for the play in- cluded: (L-R) ROW 1: Given Arnold, Daniel Press, Scott Logo, Don Caster. ROW 2: Beth LaRocca, Val Gruner, Marcus Myrtle, Linda Rounds. ROW 3: Terri Tillman, Scot Wolford, Kathy Kennon, Randy Travis. 2-The Debate Club, coached by Mrs. Betsy Lubs, re- ceived quite a collection of honors this year. Varsity Debate members include Michael Berrigan and Jeff Porter, Affir- mative and David Thomson and Phil Morris, Negative. The debate team won the Region 8 AAA debate tournament for the first time in Cedar Shoals his- tory. The third place negative trophy at the Johnson tournament by Morris and Thomson, with Morris taking the 10th place speaker award; the second place negative trophy at the UGA tour- nament, with the 8th place speaker gavel going to Thomson and the 5th place over-all four man team plaque going to the team. The debaters ' next award was a second-place trophy in the four-man division at the CESA tourna- ment. 3-Daniel Press and Randy Travis won the first place trophy in the duet acting at the Auburn tournament with a cutting from The Odd Couple. 4- Miss Marigold Biddy McElhannon. 5- Sigma Alpha Phi is a honorary music sorority. Members include Diane Ledet, Beth LaRocca, Susan Brown, Tina Zeit- ler, Val Gruner, and Karen Shotich. Honors 23 GUIDANCE TIME 24 Faculty Faculty 25 Dr. Charles McDaniel, Superintendent of Clarke County School System Dr. Walter Allen, Asst. Principal Mr. Richard Saye, Asst. Principal Mr. Larry Ward, Asst. Principal, Vocation- al Supervisor Mr. Wayne Newton, Principal Mr. Ernest Roberson, Asst. Principal 26 Faculty Faculty 27 28 Faculty Mr. Robert Hawk, Social Studies 3 Social Studies Faculty 29 Social Studies Mr. Willie A. Taylor, Geography T eacher ;tS| F m m V -Mtm zrs f i - X W Hhi ■J - | _ _ H WKA ■u 9 Mr. Don Warlick, American Society, B-Team Football, Boys Basketball Mr. George Watson, Political Science, Soccer Mr. John Williford, US History, Boys Varsity Coach Tennis Coach Mr. Bill McCullough, World History, Offen- sive Line Coach Varsity Football, Head Swimming Coach 30 Faculty Faculty 31 Mrs. Martha Lord, English Mrs. Peggy Reed, English Wii ' giiwM i nun : ui ' ' ' M BOARD OF CURTIS BENNET SIDNEY E..BRCM f. BAXTOM COO CLARENCE HOMER C. FLE V U CATION Wliuui; I ' . Jc- ' s MUS. JAJAIS I. lANlHRS ill WRY MO US I i|(?waui a. stiiumik K MW I. ' IAYIOU CiiUlMUWG. I ' UISIPI Li lit I ' AKMIl. SUI ' I U1W1 1 HI ' IK ' l I ,ii UNI- ., SI AY f. ASSOC IA1IS AU 11 I ' ll ( ' IS ()KiSH:!ir -iKjI.i f OA ' ifV ' .NY i oini.7 lOI; Dr. Dan Ward, English Dept. Chrm. 32 Faculty Science Mrs. Karen Mayo, Science, Soccer Cheerleading Sponsor M Mrs. Rosemary Strother, Chrm. Science Dept., Science Mrs. Mildred Dodd, Science Mr. Arthur Wu, Science, Varsity Asst, Soccer Coach Mr. Rufus Woody, Science, B-Team Soccer Coach :■|K If ' .jj ■L Ififc ' ■; ' ■' ■PI s H ■« , 1 jm B W Faculty 33 Mr. Gary Nelson, Math, Math Club Dr. Nell Payne, Chrm. of Math Dept., Teacher of the Year for Clarke County, Math Club 34 Faculty Mrs. Peggy Linston, Business Education Mr. Gary Cromer, Metal Fabrication Mrs. Matilon Dashiell, Data Processing Coordinator, FBLA Sponsor, Student Council Sponsor Mr. James Harden, DCT Coorindator, Spon- Mr. Ralph Huie, Electro Mechanics sors VICA Club Faculty 35 Vocational Mrs. Edell Raburn, Food Service, FHA Miss Sandra Taylor, DE Coordinator, DECA Sponsor Sponsor Mrs. Joyce Varn, VOT Coordinator, FBLA Sponsor, Mirari Yearbook Sponsor, Teacher of the Year for Business and Office Education Mr. Milton Mills, Power Mechanics 36 Faculty W ffi J Hk %.M IJ 1 V i 1 ' ■• ; 5 ig!r7 j Mrs. Julia Roncadori Mrs. Stephens Language Mrs. Jane Kelly, Latin, Latin Club, In- ternational Club Mrs. Cynthia Bazaco, Spanish; English; Mrs. Carolyn Howell, Spanish; Interna- Senior Fairwell Assembly; International tional Club; Chairman of Language Club De P l - Faculty 37 38 Faculty Mr. Max Mayo, Boys Physical Educa- tion; Coach of Track and Cross Country Phys. Ed. Miss Marti O ' Rourke, Girls Physical Educa- tion, Girls Gymnastics Team Coach Mr. John Waters, Boys Physical Education; Head Football Coach Mr. Lloyd Bohannon, Drivers Education Football Coach Faculty 39 Mrs. Jessie Eckenrode, Librarian Mrs. Joanne Griffeth, Secretary in Li brary Mrs. Sibley Veal, Library Aid Library Clinic Mrs. Harriett McGuire, School Nurse Sgt. James Owenby, ROTC i H Sr W A mmr Mp ' : fihtffiHJP Sgt. Jim Gregory, ROTC 40 Faculty Lunchroom Staff, LEFT TO RIGHT Doris O ' Neal, Willie R. Bankston, Mae Chandler, Pauline Parri, Rose Lee Harris, Willie Mae Evans, Beth Carter, (Not Pictured) Larry D. Freeman, Building Superintendent Mr. Frank Gunter, Assistant Building Superintendent Mrs. Thompson, Dietician LEFT TO RIGHT, Bobby Moody, Dennis Barnett, Robert Drake, Robert Fleming, Lucille Beasley, Fannie Barnett, Bobby Wingfield, James Terrell, James Smith, Bishop Ford Faculty 41 42 Classes lasa PORTRAIT TIME Connie Adams Pat Alexander Ann Almeida Naomi Anthony Jeffery Adams Vivian Alexander Julie Anderson Anthony Arnold 44 Seniors Tom Atyeo Brian Begnaud Kevin Bircher Ruth Bogner Todd Barnes Sharon Benson Ted Birth Kimberly Baughman Mary Barnett Celeste Bernstein Jim Blose Mary Bowden Charles Bearss Elizabeth Bircher Dawn Blum Becky Box Seniors 45 £ l Brent Box Tina Bradley Bonnie Brannen Clyde Brannen Cyndi Braucher Katrina Brister Lisa Britton Ken Brock Delia Brooks Angela Brown Cindy Brown David Brown Kelly Brown Tammy Brown Cathy Browner Steve Buckler 4fe Seniors Randall Bufford Charles Burkhalter Mark Carter Joyce Christian George Bugg John Cape Joanna Cartwright Deborah Clay Mark Bugg Joey Capes Donald Caster Robyn Clendenin Willie Bullock Brenda Carter Christopher Cheek Stacy Colbert Seniors 47 Julie DeSa Charles Dorsey Patricia Dowdy Susan Dress Kathy Colglazier Debbie Colville Melanie Condron Randall Conn Diane Davee Annette Davison Kenneth Dawson Larry Day 48 Seniors Debbie Duffel James Duttweiler Jim Edwards Priscilla Edwards Gay Ferguson Beth Field Carrie Finnerty Greg Fisher Seniors 49 Karl Ford Dexter Freeman Brent Gibson Mark Gonzales Phil Fortson Catrina Flodin Robin Goeke Sara Gould Chip Fowler Mark Frost Cheri Goldenburg Gwen Gresham Mike Free Erica Fuller Hope Golembiewski Walter Gresham 50 Seniors Gwen Griffieth Fred Haeberer Kim Hammond Jessica Harter Gene Gronade Bernice Hall Charles Harris Drew Harvey Marshall Gross Gloria Hall Judy Harris Donna Harvey Dennis Gunter Jeff Hammond Leslie Harris Lisa Hasty Seniors 51 Martha Hate he 1 1 Walter Hauntsman Ann Hawk Jan Hawk Ted Hawkins Gael Head Sidney Heard Kathy Heaton Laurie Heinze Burton Hester ryan Hight oby Hines Karen Hoi Ionian Ida Hopkins Dianne Home Allison Howard 52 Seniors .Mike Howard Donna Huggs Phyllis Hulsey Dexter Hunter Isaiah Hunter David Ike Janet Jennings Joyce Hunter Carolyn Isler Kris Jensen Karla Hurley Charles Jackson Debra Johnson Cindy Hutchinson Robert Jennings Gail Johnson Seniors 53 Linda Johnson YiVonn Johnson Carolyn Jones Farris Jones Tim Kitchens Mark Kooyman Annette Kotnik Lynn LaCount 54 Seniors Gamett Llewallyn Jr Pam Long Vivian Lovern Stanley Lumpkin Gary Mann Allison Marley Raymond Marley Julie Massey Seniors 55 like Matthews Teresiana Mayfield lindy McBride Karen McChrystal Tom McCormack Randy McDonald Biddy McElhannon Hank McNei ' 5o Seniors Greg Mitchell Anita Mize Tanya Moody Gregory Moon Rabun Neal Teri Onofrio Walter Nelson David Padgett Steve Noles David Pardue Ligon OKelly Michael Parker Bill Morris Diana Morris Philip Morris Carleen Muckle Seniors 57 Julie Patterson Pam Patton like Payne Candy Pendergrass Mike Perry Glenda Poole Sadie Pope Leslie Postero Diane Powell Barbie Preston Eugenea Purvis Theresa Raines Wanda Rainey Mary Reane Charlie Register Ronnie Resby 58 Seniors Dennis Richardson Becky Rives Mary Robbins Yancey Robertson Mattie Robinson David Rose Amy Rosen Cathy Roy Keith Ruehle Jay Russell Greg Sanders David Sapp Seniors 59 Tommy Smith David Smith Deborah Sparks Pam Stauffer Tommy Scruggs Susan Senter Steven Settles Randi Shanley Brad Shaw Angela Sims Lamar Simpson Merritt Sink Mike Smith Phil Smith Ricky Smith Seretha Smith 60 Seniors lax Steuer Terri Strickland Janet Strong laria Swanstrom Gabreal Taboada David Thomson David Thompson Stanley Thompson Wade Thompson Steve Towers Nancy Towner Chuck Townsend Ellen Trieb Bernard Turner Joyce Turner Anne Tyler Seniors si % H L Nancy Vickery Steven Walker Kathy Weathers James Whitehead Phil Wade David Wain Tamara Weaver Steve Williams Cindy Wall Hubert Watkins Robin Weiner Connie Wilson 62 Seniors Tricia Wilson Mary Anne Wynes Walter Allen Jr. Sherry Winfrey Rhonda Young James Arnold Sandra Wise Tina Zeitler James Bothwell Dolly Wright Yvonne Young Bill Bowden Seniors 63 Cathy Carson Russell Kouder Scott Lago James Wells 64 Seniors SENIORS NOT PICTURED Anthony Allen Judy Allen Jeff Allgood Charles Asley Donna Barnett Edward Bradford William Bradford Mary Brightwell Larry Britton Peggy Brown Ellen Chambers David Cheek Ladon Coile Dennis Collins Jane Connally Suzanne Craig Hoi lis Daniels Brant Dantzler Ronnie Erwin Eddie Evans Vickie Evans Terry Fambro Debra Felts Darcy Hammond Michael Harper Tim Hawkins Mark Hayes Dini Honingberg Alan Home Carol Hughes Claudette Jackson Darrell Jackson Michael Johnson Milton Johnson Carlton Jones John Keane Philip Kesler Tim Lash David Lawrence Shirley Linston Debbie Lord Tim Malanowski Gregory Math is Terry McCarty Walter McDonald Danny McKillip Maxie Nolan Edwin Nowell Charles Ogelsby Cheri Oliverio Bernard Owens Sarah Patman Dwight Petty Ulysses Petty Archie Pippin John Pittman Willie Pittman Randy Powell Charles Richie Alvin Sheats Patrica Shivar Dennis Smith Larry Smith Stacy Spratlin Jimmy Stanley Jimmy Summers Barbara Taylor Loretta Taylor Bobby Walker Donald Walker Tyrone Weber Terry Whitlock Samuel Wise Scott Wolford Donna Wood Eric Wood Kenneth Wood Fred Wright I •. Seniors 65 Seniors Of Mr. And Miss Cedar Shoals High School i ade Thompson and Kathy Weathers were elected Mr. and] Miss CSHS for 1977. The student body chose the winners on the basis of intelligence, personality, talent friendli- ness, and overall appearance. Congratulations to all of those seniors voted as Seniors of .Distinction. Each person of the Class of Seventy Seven is composed of many distinctive members, each| having their own special quali- ties. No class previous to this one at CSHS has had a higher overall grade average. They also show their spirit by win- ning the coveted ] ' Spirit Stick 1 at two consecutive pep rallies, ee Seniors of Distinction Seniors Of Distinction 67 68 Seniors Of Distinction Seniors Of Distinction 69 70 Seniors of Distinction Seniors of Distinction 71 SENIOR INDEX ADAMS, CONNIE - FHA 9,10; FBLA 12 ADAMS, JEFFREY - VICA 12; Sci. 9 ALEXANDER, PAT - Cheerldr. 9-12 Cap. 12; Interact 11,12; FCA 10-12 12-Sec; Mirari 12; Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu. 11,12 ALEXANDER, VIVIAN - FHA 9-12; FBLA 12; Jr. Civ. 10-12; Beta 11,12; Sr. of Distinction; Ms. Jr. Civ. 12 ALMEIDA, ANITA - International 12 ANDERSON, JULIE - Chorale 10; J.V. Basketball 10; Stu. Gov. 10; Interact 11,12; Ft. ball spon.10; Mirari 12; Span. Award of Merit 10,11; Homecoming Nom. 10; Mirari HR REP. 10,11; Beta 12 ARNOLD, ANTHONY - Football 9-12; Basketball 10-12; Sr. of Distinction ATYEO, TOM - Sym. Band 9-12; Stage Band 10-12; FFA 9; Beta 12 BARNES, TODD Interact 9-12; Beta 11,12; Tennis 9-12; FBLA 12; International 9,10 BARNETT, MARY - FHA 12 VOT 12 FBLA 12 BAUGHMAN, KIM - Chorale 10-12 BEARSS, CHARLES - VICA 12 FFA 12 DCT 12 BENSON, SHARON - Drill Team 10-12; ROTC 9-12; Jr. Civ. 11,12; FBLA 12 FHA 9,12 Pep Band 12 BERNSTEIN, CELESTE - DECA 12; Drama •9; Soccer Cheerldr. 11; Who ' s Who AM. H.S. Stu. BIRCHER, ELIZABETH - Stu. Gov. 9-12; International 9; Jr. Civ. 10 4-H 12 Beta 10-12 BIRCHER, KEVIN - VICA 12 DCT 12; International 10 BLOSE, JIM - Tennis 9-12; FCA 10,11; Swimming 10 FBLA 12 BLUM, DAWN - Interact 12; FCA 11,12; Mirari 11; International 9-12 Span. Cert, of Merit 11 Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu. BOGNER, RUTH - DECA 11,12; International; Track 9; Baseball Mg. 10,12 BOTHWELL, JAMES - Band 9-12; Sci. 9; Soccer 9,11; Track 10; Math 12; Chess 11 BOWDEN, BILL - Basketball 10,11; Cross Country 9; FCA 11,12 Soccer 9,10; Tennis 10 BOWDEN, MARY - Beauty Review 9; Homecoming Ct. 9,11 Homecoming Nom. 10; Cert, of Merit 11; Beta 10-12; Drill Team 11,12 BOX, BECKY - Cheerldr. 9-12; Homecoming Ct. 12 Beta 12; Interact 11,12; Stu. Gov. 11 (Sec.) 12 (Tres.); FCA 11,12; Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu. 11,12; Ft. ball Spon. 10; Sr. of Distinction; Homecoming Nom. 10 BRADFORD, WILLIAM - Art 9,10; Drama 9; Basketball 9,10 BRADLEY, TINA - Beta 10-12; Gymnastics 11; 4-H 11; Cert, of Merit 11; Sr. of Distinction BRANNEN, BONNIE-Drama 9-11; 4-H 9- 12; Jr. Civ. 11,12; Sr. of Distinction; Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu.; BRANNEN, CLYDE- FFA 9-12; VICA 11,12; DCT 11,12; BRAUCHER, CINDY-Mirari 11,12; FCA 12; Diving 12; Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu.; Sr. of Distinction; Mirari HR Rep. 11; BRIGHTWELL, MARY- VICA 11,12; BRISTER, KATRINA- Beta 12; Interact 12; Swimming 9-12; FCA 11,12; International 9-10; Mirari HR Rep. 12; Soccer Cheerldr. 10,11 BRITTON, LISA-Art 9,10,12; BROCK, KEN-Beta 11,12; Soccer 10,11; Ga. Cert, of Merit 11; Gov. Honors 11; Commended Merit Scholar 11; BROOKS, DELLA- VICA 10,11; DCT 10,11; Art 9-11; BROWN, CINDY-Homecoming Ct. 12; Beauty Review 9; Homecoming Nom. 10; Stu. Gov. 11, 12; Drill Team 9-12; FBLA 12; VOT 12; FCA 11,12; International 9- 10; BROWN, DAVID-Con. Band 9; Sym. Band 10-12; Jazz 12 International 9; Chess 10; BROWN, KELLY-Sci. 9,10; Chess 12; Swimming 9,10; Math 9,1-; BROWN, PEGGIE-GVAE 9; 4-H 9; Art; BROWN, TAMMY-VOT-FBLA 11; Drill Team 12; Mirari 12; BROWNER, CATHY-VICA 11,12; FBLA 12; VOT 12; DCT 10,11; BUCKLER, STEVE- Jr. Classical Leagut 9,10; Soccer 9,10,12; Interact 12; International 9,10; Sci. 9; BUFFORD, RANDYBeta 10-12;Basketball Mg. 10-12; Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu. 10; International 9,10; FCA 11,12; Chess 9,10; ROTC 9-11; Golf 12; BUGG, GEORGE- VICA 10; BUGG, MARK- Band 9,10; VICA 10,11; DCT 10,11; BULLOCK, WILLIE-Band 9,12; VICA 11,12; BURKHALTER, CHARLES-Football 10; Baseball 11, 12; VICA 11; DCT 11; CAPE, JOHN-Con. Band 11,12; Sym. Band 9-12; Drum Corp Co-Cap. 11; Cap. 12; CAPES, JOEY-Power Mach.; CARTER, BERNICE-FBLA-VOT 10-12; Sec. 12; CARTER, BRENDA-D.E. 11; CARTER, MARK-Football 9; Soccer 11,12; Track 9-12; International 9,10; Math 9-11; Sci. 10,12; Jr. Classical League 9,10; CARTWRIGHT, JOANNA-DECA 12; CASTER, DONALD-Drama 9-12; Thespian 9-12; Math 12; Beta 12; Mirari Rep. 9; Mirari Phot. 12; CHAMBERS, ELLEN-DE 11; CHEEK, CHRIS- Track 11,12; Baseball 12; CHEEK, DAVID- Football, VICA; CHRISTIAN, JOYCE-Beta 11,12; International 9-10; Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu.; French II Award of Merit 10; Cert, of Merit-GA. 11; CLAY, DEBORAH-DE 9; 4-H 9; Art 10; CLENDENIN, ROBYN-FCA 11; Beta 12; Gymnastics 11; Sr. of Distinction; HR Rep. 12: Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu. COLBERT, STACY-Football 9-12; Baseball 11,12; COLGLAZIER, KATHY-VICA 11,12; Drill Team 10-12; Ft. ball Spon. 12; Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu.; COLLINS, JIM BOB-ROTC 9-11; Baseball 10,12; COLVILLE, DEBBIE-Beta 11,12; Interact 10-12; Stu. Gov. 9; Swimming 10; Mirari Rep. 10,11; Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu. 12; Med. Careers 10; FFA 9; FCA 12; Jr. Classical League 10,11; CONDRON, MELANIE-Basketball 9, VOT 12; VICA 12; Art 9-12; CONN, RANDY-ROTC 9-12; CONOLLY, JANE-Excalibur 11,12; COOK, PENNIE-Excalibur 9-12; ROTC 12; COOK, THOMAS- Math 10-12; Chess 9- 12; Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu. 11; Beta 11; German 10-12; Honor Roll 10-12; International ll,12;Math Tourn. 11,12; Acad. Bowl 11, 12; COX, MIRIAM-FHA 9-12; Beta 12; Stu. Gov. 12; Basketball 9-12; Sr. of Distinction FBLA 12; CRAIG, SUZIE-Sci. 11; Soccer Cheerldr. 9; Jr. Civ. 9; Art 9-12; DANIEL, HOLLISROTC 11; Football 12; DE 12; Art 11; DANIEL-STEVE-Baseball 10-12; CVAE 10; DAVEE, DIANE-FBLA 12; VOT 12. DAVISON, ANNETTE-FBLA 11,12; VOT 11,12; Soccer Cheerldr. 9; Chorale 11,12; Choraliers 12; FCA 10; DAY, LARRY-Band 9-12; Baseball 10; Stu. Gov. 9; Excalibur 9,10; FCA 9; Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu. 12; DESA, JULIE-Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu. 12; German 9-11; International 9-11; Mirari 9,10; DORSEY, ANTHONY-Football 9-12; ROTC 9-12; Baseball 11, 12; CVAE 9,10; DRESS, SUSAN-Beta 10-12; Homecoming Ct. 9-12; Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu.; DECA 11; Band 9-11; Flag Corp 10,11; 72 Senior Index DUTTWEILER, JAMES-FFA-Pres. 9; ROTC 9-11; Rifle 9-11; Golf 10-12; Beta 11,12; Chess 9,10; FCA 11; Boy ' s Beauty Review 12; EDWARDS, JIM-Basketball 9-12; Interact 10-12; Band 9; Golf 11,12; Boy ' s Beauty Review; Sr. of Distinction; EDWARDS, PRISCILLA-Drill Team 10,11; VOT 12; Art 9-12; ELDER, FELITA-ROTC 10; VOT 12; ELLIOTT, PATSY-DECA 12; ELLIS, DELORES-FBLA 12; ENOS, MITCH-Jr. Civ. 11; Band 9-12; All-State Band 11; Drum Major 12; FCA 11,12 Soccer 10,11; Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu. 11,12; Gov. Honors 11 ENTREKIN, WOODY-Beta 11,12; Jr. Classical League 9,10; Chorale 11; International 9,10; 1st Place State Literary Meet; EPPS, DAVID-ROTC 9-12; ERWIN, RONNIE-CVAE 9,10; VICA 11,12; FERGUSON, GAY-FBLA 11,12-Tres.; FIELD, BETH- FCA 11,12; Basketball 11; Jr. Civ. 10; FINNERTY, CARRIE- Gymnastics ll,12;Diving 10,12; FBLA 12; VOT 12; FISHER, GREG-Band 9-12; FLODIN, CATRINA-4-H 12; Jr. Civ. 12; Drama 12; Exchange Stu. 12; International 12; FORD, KARL-ROTC 9-12; DCT 12; FORTSON, PHIL-Football 9-12; FCA 11,12; FOWLER, CHIP-Football 9-12; FCA, Sr. of Distinction; FREEMAN, DEXTER-FCA 11,12; Football 9-12; Basketball 9-12; Jr. Civ. 12; FROST, MARK-Stu. Gov. ll;Beta 10-12; FFA 9; Golf 11,12; Track 9-12; Interact 12; German 9-12 Pres.; Math 11,12; International 11 (V.P.O 12; German Study Scholarship 11; German Statewide Testing lst-3rd yr. 11, 2nd-2nd yr. 10; FULLER, ERICA-Beta 12, Jr. Civ. 11; Pre- Vet 9-10; Interact 11,12; Ft. ball Spon 11; Tennis 11; GIBSON, BRENT-VICA 11,12; GOEKE, ROBIN-Soccer Cheerldr. 9; Soccer Mg. 10-11; GOLDENBERG, CHERI-International 9-10; Flag Corp 11,12; Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu. 11; Boy ' s Basketball Mg. 11; GOLEMBIEWSKI, HOPE-International 10- 12 Beta 10-12; Acad. Bowl 11; Gov. Honors alt. 10; Gov. Honors 11; Ga. Cert. Of Merit 11; Who ' s Who Foreign Languages; Nat. Span. Exam 2nd-9, 1st 10, 3rd-ll; Honor Roll 12 Nat. Merit Letter of Commendation 12; Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu.; GONZALES, MARK-Gov. Honors 10; All State Band 11,12; Sym. Band 10-12, Sr. of DISTINCTION; GOULD, SARA-Swimming 9,10; FCA 11; FBLA 12; GRESHAM, GWEN-CVAE 9,10; VICA 11; Home Ec. 9-12; GRESHAM, WALTER-DGT; VICA; GRIFFIETH, GWEN-4-H 9; Basketball Mg. 11,12; Art 9; FHA 10; GROSS, MARSHALL-4-H 9; GUNTER, DENNIS-VICA 10; HAEBERER, FRED-German 9-12; Jr. Civ. 12; International 9-12; Math 12; Track 12; Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu. 11; HALL, BERNICE- ROTC 9,10; HALL, GLORIA-Drama 11; Art 10; HAMMOND, DARCY- Basketball 11; FCA 12; Drama 11,12; Swimming 12; Rep. Choir 9-12; Art 10-13; HAMMOND, JEFF-Band 9-12; HARDIGREE, KATHY-FBLA 12; HARPER, MICHAEL-Football 9-11; VICA DCT 9-11; DE 9,10; Excalibur 9,10; Art 10,11; DCT 12; HARRIS, JUDY-ROTC 11; Drama 12; FHA 12; Art 12; HARRIS, LESLIE- VICA 11,12; FFA 12; Mirari Rep. 12. Basketball 12; DCT 11, 12; HARTER, JESSICA-Band 9-11; Flag Corp 10,11; DECA 11, 12; Beta 12; HARVEY, DONNA-DECA 11; Interact 11; FCA 10,11; Mirari 12; 4-H 9; Ft. ball Spon. 12; Stu. Gov. 10; HR Rep. 11,12; Sr. of Distinction Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu. 11; HARVEY, DREW-Beta 11,12; Cert, of Merit 12; Interact 12; Basketball 10-12; HASTY, LISA-Basketball 9-12; Beta 10- 12; Interact 11,12; Jr. Classical League 9,10; Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu. 11; Sr. of Distinction; UGA Cert, of Merit; Ft. ball Spon. 11; HATCHELL, MARTHA-Pep 9; FHA 9; Med. Careers 10; Beta 11,12; Interact; Mirari 12; Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu.; HAUNTSMAN, WALTER-ROTC 9-12; ROTC Drill Team 9,10; ROTC Rifle 10- 12; HAWK, ANN-Band 9-12; Jr. Civ. 12; Flag Corp 10-12; Ft. ball Spon. 12; Stu. Gov. 12; HAWK, JAN- Band 9-12; Stu. Gov. 10-12; Jr. Civ. 12; Flag Corp 10-12; Ft. ball Spon. 12; J.V. Basketball 9; HAYNES, MARK-Track; DECA; HEAD, GAEL-Beta 12; Drama 12; HEARD, SIDNEY- Football 10-12; HEINZE, LAURIE-Basketball 10; Sci.; DECA 11,12; HIGHT, BRYAN Beta 12; Band 9-11; Mirari 9; HINES, TOBY-Band 9,10; Pep Band 9,10; Baseball 10,12; DECA 11; 4-H 9,10; Tennis 11; HOLLOMAN, KAREN-Med. Careers 11,12; FBLA 12; International 9,11; HONIGBERG, DINI-Drama 9,10; Debate 9,10; Jr. Classical League 9-12; Beta 11,12; HOPKINS, IDA-FHA 9,10; HORNE, ALAN-Band 10-12; Drama; All- State Band Orches.; Ga. Cert, of Merit; HORNE, DIANNE-DCT 11; ROTC 9,10; Drama 12; Art 9-12; HOWARD, ALLISON-VOT 12; International 9-11; French 11 Cert, of Merit 11; HUGGS, DONNA-Drama 12; ROTC 11; FHA 12; DE 9; Art 12; Football Spon. 12; HULSEY, PHYLLIS-VICA 12; FFA 12; International 9; HUNTER, DEXTER-Jr. Civ.; Stu. Gov. 11; ROTC; Football; HUNTER, ISIAH-CVAE; Football; HUNTER, JOYCE-Basketball 9-12; Art 10; Ft. ball Spon. 11; Sr. of Distinction; HURLEY, KARLA-Band 9-12; Jr. Civ. 10- 12; Flag Corp 11,12; Football Spon.; Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu.; HUTCHINSON, CYNTHIA-DCT 11,12; VICA 11,12; IKE, DAVID- Stu. Gov. 11,12-Pres. 12; Con. Band 9,10; Sym. Band 11,12; Stage Band 10-12; International 9-11; Interact 11,12; Beta 12; FCA 11,12; Sr. of Distinction; Youth Orches.; ISLER, CAROLYN-Drama 9; FBLA 10,11; 4-H 9-12; JACKSON, CHARLES- ROTC 9; FCA 10- 12; Football 9-12; Boy ' s Beauty Review 12 JACKSON, DARRELL-Football 9-12; JENNINGS, ROBERT- Football 9-12; VICA 10; JENSEN, KRIS- Beta 12; International 10,11; FCA 11; Interact 11,12; Honor Roll 11; Honorable Mention 9-12; JOHNSON, DEBRA-Mirari HR Rep. 9-12; Soccer Cheerldr. 9; Soccer Statistician 10-12; JOHNSON, GAIL-Beauty Review; VICA: JOHNSON, LINDA-Band 9,10 ' Med. Careers 10-12; FBI A 12; Jr. Civ. 10; 4-H 10; JOHNSON, MILTON- ROTC 9-12; Soccer 10; Baseball 11; JOHNSON, YIVONN-Jr. Civ. 11,12; FHA 9-12; Beta 12; Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu. 11; Drama 9-12; Powerline 11,12; Honorable Men. 10-12; JONES, CARLTON-ROTC 9; Art 9-12; DE 12; CVAE 9,10; JONES, CAROLYN-Cheerldr. 9-12; Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu.; Sr. of Distinction; JONES, FARRIS-ROTC: JONES, VALERIE-Jr. Civ. 10-12; 4-H 9- 12; Beta 10-12; International 9-10; Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu. Ga. Cert, of Merit; Honor Roll, 6 quarters 9-11; Honorable Mention-3 quarters 9-11; KAGERER, DANNY-VICA 11,12; KALIVODA, BETH-Interact 11; FCA 10- 12; Beauty Review 9; Mirari 12; International 9,10; KAS SINGER, CHIP-Cross Country 9-12; Track 9-12; Football 12; Swimming 12; FCA 9-12; Soccer 9,10; Stu. Gov. 9; Boy ' s Beauty Review 12; International 9-11; KEANE, JOHN-Band 11,12; Art 9,10; KEANE, MARY-Beta 12; KENNON, KATHY-Thespian 11,12; Drama 11,12; (Sec. Drama Thesp.) Band 9-11; Flag Corp 10,11; Jr. Civ. 10; International 9,10; KENT, KENNETH-Band 9; Honor Roll 11; Art 10-12; KESLER, PHILLIP-Band 9-12; Stu. Gov. 9; KEY, DIANA-Soccer Cheerldr. 9-12 (Co- Cap. 11,12); Interact 11,12; Mirari 11,12- (editor); Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu. 11,12; Sr. of Distinction KINNETT, BRIAN-Soccer 9-12; Jr. Civ. 9,10 ' Interact 12 (officer-S. District rep.); 4-H 11; Boy ' s Beauty Review; International 9-11 KOOYMAN, MARK-Band 9-12; Drum Corp 9-12; Stu. Gov. 11; Sci. 10-12; Youth Orches. 10; Ga. Psy. Award 10,11; Ga. Power Award 11; U.S. Army Award 11; Ga. Jr. Academy of Sci. 9-12; KOTNIK, ANNETTE-Swimming 10; KOUDER, RUSSELL-VICA 12; Football 10-12 LACOUNT, LYNN-VICA 11; DECA 12; Senior Index 73 LAGO, SCOTT-4-H 9-12 (Pres. 11); Thespian 11, 12 (Pres. 12); Sigma Alpha Phi Music Honors Society 10-12 (Pres. 12); Orches. 9-12; All- State 9-12; Youth Orches. 9-12; 1st Choir 9-12; Con. Band 11; Flag Corps 11; German 11,12; Chorale 9,10; All-State 10; Beta 11,12; Gov. Honors 11; International 12; LAROCCA, BETH- Drama 10-12 (Pres. 12); Thespian 11,12 (Pres. L2); Orches. 9- 12; Youth Orches. 9-12; 1st Choir 9-12; Con. Band 11; Flag Corps 11; German 11,12; Sigma Alpha Phi Music Honors Society 10-12; Chorale 9,10; All-State 10; Beta 11,12; International 12; Gov. Honors ii; LASH, TIM-French 9; Spanish 11; FBLA 12; LAWRENCE DAVID-Basketball 9-12; Football 9; Art 10-12; Track 9; ROTC 9,10; LEACH, ROB-Chorale 10-12; Drama 12; De 12; DECA 12 LEAGUE, CINDY-Band 11,12; Swimming 10; FCA 12; LEDET, BRUCE-Band 9,10; Drum Corps 11,12; VICA; Skill Oly. 1st District Mach. Shop 11; LINSTON, SHIRLEY-Powerline 11,12; International 11; 1st Friend 11; LLEWALLYN, GARNETT-Football 9-11; LONG, PAM-FBLA 11,12 (V. P. 12) Chorale 11,12; Mirari HR Rep. 10,12; LORD, DEBBIE- DCT 11,12; International 10; VICA 11,12; LOVERN, VIVIAN-FBLA 11,12; LUMPKIN, STANLEY-ROTC 9-12; MADDOX,CINDY-Cheerldr. 9,11,12; Chorale 10-12; FCA 11; All-State Chorus 11,12; Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu. 11; Jr. Miss Talent Award; MADDOX, ED-VICA 10-12; FFA 9-12; MAHER, MIKE-Band 9,10; VICA 11; FBLA 12 MALANOSKI, TIM-Football 9,10; Track 11,12; MANN, GARY-Football 10; Baseball 11,12; 1st place Region Automatics; MARLEY, ALLISON-Excalibur 9-12; MASSEY, JULIE-J.V. Basketball 10; 4-H 9; FCA 11; DECA 11; Mirari 12; Interact 11, 12 (Dist. Officer 12); McBRIDE, MINDY-International 9,10; German 10; Jr. Civ. 11,12; 4-H 11,12; FBLA 12; Stu. Gov. 12; McCHRYSTAL, KAREN-FBLA 12; Honor Roll 11; McCORMACK, TOM-FFA 9; Golf 12; International 10,11; Soccer 10,12; McDANIEL, SCOTT-Spanish 9-11; French 9-11; Stu. gov. 10; Chess 9-11 (Pres. V.P.); Sportsman ' s (V.P. 11); McDONALD, RANDY- Band 9-12; Jazz Ensemble 12 McELHANNON, BIDDY-Cheerldr. 9-12; Beta 11,12; FCA 11,12; Jr. Civ. 9; Honor Roll 11; Sr. of Distinction; Orches. 9,10; McKILLIP, DANNY-Band 9-12; Jazz Ensemble 12; McNEIL, HANK-Sym. Band 12; Con. Band 9-12; Drum Corp 10-12; Intermediate Band 10,11; Stu. Gov. 11,12, (Sec. 12) Chess 10 (founder Pres.); 4-H 9; Mirari HR Rep 9- li; MILLER, BERNADINE-Track 9; Cheerldr. 9; Stu. Gov. 9; Sci. 9; Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu. 11; Baseball Statitician; MILLER, JEFF-4-H 9-12 (V.P. N. Dist. 11, State Officer 12, V.P. of County 4-H 10), Pres. of C.S.H.S. 4-H 11; Tennis 10-12; Most Valuable Tennis Player 11; Most Improved 10; Christian Athelete Award 10; Stu. Gov. 12; Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu.; MILLWOOD, DEBRA-Band 9-12; Beta 12; Latin 9,10; Ga. Sr. All-State Band 10; Jr. Classical League 10; International 10; Drama 9; Jazz Ensemble 11,12; Homecoming Ct. 9; MITCHELL, GREG- Band; VICA; DCT; Jr. Civ.; MIZE, ANITA-Art 11,12; MOODY, TANYA-Drill Team 10-12 (Cap. 12; International 9-10; Beta 12 ' FCA 11; Stu. Gov.; Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu.; Sr. of Distinction; MOON, GREG-Art 12; Track 10,11; Football 9-12; MORRIS, BILL-Beta 10-12; Sci. 10; Math 9; Boy ' s Beauty Review 12; Athens Civ. Essay Contest Winner 11; MORRIS, DIANA-Beta 12; DE 12; International 9-11; Jr. Classical League 10; Honor Roll 9-11; Honors-Latin 9,10- Span. 9-11; MORRIS, PHILLIP-International 10-12; Jr. Classical League 9-11; Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu. 12; Debate 10-12; German 11,12; Beta 10-12; Honor Roll 10,11; MUCKLE, CARLEEN-FHA 12; DE 12; International 12 MULLAN, RICHARD-Soccer 9-11; Med. Careers 11; DCT 12; MULLENIX, ERIC-VIC A 10-12; NASH, NATHANIEL-Football 10-12; NEAL, RABUN-Beta 9-12; Interact 10-12; Soccer 9; Cross Country 9; FCA 9-12; International 9-11; Cert, of Merit 11; Boy ' s Beauty Review 12; NELSON, WALTER-Golf 11,12; Boy ' s Beauty Review 12; NOLAN, MAXCY-Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu. 11; Football 9-12; Swimming 12; Jr. Classical League 9,10; FCA 10-12; International 9,10; NOLES, STEVE-VICA 11,12; NOWELL, EDWIN-Track 11,12; DECA 11; J.V. Football 9; J Award- Track 11; O ' KELLEY, LIGON-Band 9-11; Football 12; Swimming 10,12 FCA 9-12; International 9,10; Sr. of Distinction; Boy ' s Beauty Review; Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu.; ONOFRIO, TERI-DECA 11,12; Mirari 9,10; Art 10-12; OWENS, BERNARD- Band; ROTC; Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu.; PADGETT, DAVID-Football 9,11,12; FCA 11,12; Drama 12; Soccer 11; Art 9-12; PARKER, MICHEAL-Band; ROTC; PARDUE, DAVID-Beta 10-12; Ga. Cert, of Merit 11; State Literary Meet, 1st place Boy ' s Quartet, 2nd place Boy ' s Solo 11; All-State Chorus 11; Choraliers 10-12; PATMAN, SARAH-Drill Team 12; CVAE 10; PATTERSON, JULIE-FBLA 11 (Pres. 12); VOT 10-12; PATTON, PAM- Soccer Cheerldr. 9,10; Art 9-12; PAYNE, MIKE-Stu; Gov.; Beta; Excalibur Editor; International Mirari Photographer. PENDERGRASS, CINDY-Band 9,10 ROTC 12; German 9,10; Art 10; Med. Careers 10- 12; International 9,10; PERRY, MICHAEL-Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu. 11; Stu. Gov. 12; Baseball 9,10; Jr. Civ. 11,12; 4-H 10-12; ROTC 9; PETTY, DWIGHT-DECA 11; ROTC 10,11; J.V. Basketball 10,11; PETTY, ULYSSES-ROTC 9,10; POOLE, GLENDA-VICA 12 (sec.) DCT 12; FHA 9; POPE, SADIE-FBLA 11,12; Jr. Civ.; International 9,10; POSTERO, LESLIE-C.C. Drill Team 9,10; VICA 12; Spanish 10; Gymnastics 9,11; VOT; 4-H 9; Band aide 9 POWELL, DIANE-Soccer Cheerldr. 9-12; (Capt.-12); Mirari 11,12; Interact 12; Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu.; Mirari HR REP. 10; POWELL, RANDY-Soccer 10; PURVIS, GINA-DCT 12; RAINES, THERESA-Homecoming 9,10; Stu. Gov. 10; Beta 12; Jr. Civ. 12; Honor Roll 9,10,12; RAINEY, WANDA-lst Friends 11; FBLA 12; FHA 11,12; Jr. Civ. 12; REGISTER, CHARLIE-Excalibur 11,12; Sci. 12; Golf 11,12; FCA 12; Mirari 12; Chorale 12; Choraliers 12; RESBY, RONNIE-Chld 9; Drill Team 11,12; Ftball Spon.12; Booster 12; RICHARDSON, DENNIS-ROTC 9-12; Booster 12; RIVES, BECKY-Jr. Civ. 12; Orchst. 9; HR Rep ROBBINS, MARY- Sym. Band 9-12; Ochst. 9-11; Flag Corp 10-12 (Capt.); Beta 10-12; Concert Band 10-12; ROBERTSON, YANCEY-Soccer 10-12; Track 11,12; Intrnatl. 12; H.S. All Am. Soccer 12; ROBINSON, MATTIE-Tennis 9,10; ROSE, DAVID-FFA; 74 Senior Index ROSEN, AMY-Tennis 9-11; Who ' s Who 12; 4-H 9-12; Vet. 9,10; Intematl. 9; ROY, CATHY-Excalibut-Ad. Mg. 11; FBLA-Reporter 11; VOT 11, Intematl. 11; RUEHLE, KEITH-Golf 11,12; RUSSELL, JAY-Ftball 9-12; Chorale 11; Baseball 12; Track 10,12; FCA 10 (Capt. 11,12); Boy ' s Beauty Review; Sr. of Dist., SANDERS, GREGORY-Stu. Gov. 9; VICA 10-12; ROTC 9-12; DCT 10-12; ROTC Drill Booster; SAPP, David-Baseball 12; SARTAIN, LISA- Chorale-12; Choraliers 12; SAWYER, TOM-Basketball 9; Art; SCARBOROUGH, RICKY-Ftball 9-12; CVAE 9,10; VOCA 9,10; FCA 11; SCOTT, PAM-Excalibur 12; Jr. Civ. 12; Chorale 12; SCRUGGS, TOMMY-DE; SENTER, SUSAN-Beta 10-12; Chorale 11,12; Choraliers 12; SETTLES, STEVE-Tennis9-12; FCA 11,12; SHANLEY, RANDI-Cheerldr. 9-12; FCA 11; Orch. 9; Mirari 12; Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu.; SHAW, BRAD-VICA 11,12; SHEATS, ALVIN-ROTC 9-12; Football 9; SIMPSON LAMAR-Art 9-12; Soccer 9-12; SINK, MERRITT-Beta 12; Sci. 10; Jr. Civ. 9; Mirari 9,10; Chorale 12; Choraliers 12; Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu.; SMITH, PHILLIP-Baseball 10-12; Football 9; FCA 10; SMITH, SERETHA-FBLA 11; VOT 11; Drill Team 10-12; Band 9; Ftball Spon. 10,12; International 11; Stu. Gov. 12; SMITH, TOMMY-VICA 12; SMITH, WILLIAM-VICA 10-12; DCT 10- 12; FFA 9-12; ROTC 9; SPARKS, DEBBIE-International 9,10,12; Jr. Classical League 9-11; Excaliber 10- 12; SPRATLIN, STACY-Soccer 9; Chorale 10-12; Choraliers 11,12; STAUFFER, PAM-Concert Band 9,11; Sym. Band 10-12; Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu. Sci. 11,12; Flag Corp 12; 4-H 9-12; German 11; State Sci. Fair Award 11; STEUER, MAX-Gov. Honors 10; Tennis 11,12; Orchestra 9-12; All State Orch. 9- 12; Math 10-12; Interact 9-12; Beta 10-12; Boys ' s Beauty Review 12; Nat. Merit 12; Choraliers Chorus 12; Academic Bowl 11, Tourn. 10,12; German 11,12; Sr. of Distinction; STRICKLAND, TERRI- Track 10; DECA 11,12 (V.P. 11, Pres. 12); DE 11,12; Jag Shoppe MG. 12; STRONG, JANET-FHA; VOT; SUMMERS JIMMY-VICA 11,12; ROTC 9,10; TAYLOR BARBARA-ROTC 9-12; TABOADA, GABRIEL-Drama 12, Thespian 12; Jr. Uiv. 12; SWANSTROM, MARIA-DECA 11,12; (DECA Sec. 12) Jag Shoppe MG. 12; DE 11,12; THOMPSON, DAVID-SYM. Band 9-11; Beta 12; International 9,10; Chess 9; Stage Band 11; THOMPSON, STANLEY-VICA 11,12; THOMPSON, WADE-Football 9-12; Track 12; FCA 9-12; Sr. of Distinction; THOMPSON, DAVID - Voice of Democracy Winner 11; UGA Debate Speaker Award; Essay Winner, Region Lit. Meet; TOWNER, NANCY-Excaliber 10; Allied Med 11,12; TRIEB, ELLEN-German 9-12; International 9-11; Jr. Civ. 11, 12; 4-H 9- 12; Bridle Club 9-12; TURNER, BERNARD-Basketball 9,10; Boy ' s Beauty Review 12; ROTC 9; Football 10-12; FCA 12; Art 10-12; TURNER, JOYCE- FHA 11,12 VOT 12; TYLER, ANNE- DRILL TEAM 11,12; Choraliers 10-12; Math 11,12; Honor Roll; Beta 10-12; Runner up Jr. Miss, Scholastic A ward Jr. Miss; VICKERY, NANCY-Cheerldr. 9; FBLA 12; VOT 12; WADE, PHIL-ROTC 9-12; Rifle 9-12; WALKER, BOBBY-Football; WALKER, DONALD-BASEBALL 9-12; WALKER, STEVEN-Soccer 9-11; Cross Country 9; WALL, CINDY-Interact 11,12; International 9; Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu.; Soccer Cheerldr. (Alt) 11; Mirari HR REP. 12; WALL, TERRI-International 9; Who 1 Who Am. H.S. Stu.; Soccer Cheerldr. 10,11 (capt. 11); Mirari HR Rep 10; Interact 11,12; Beta 12; WALN, DAVID-Sym. Band 9-12; Stage Band 11,12; Jr. Classical League 9,10; International 9,10; Beta 10-12; Sr. All State Band; Phi Mu Alpha Award 12; WATKINS, HUBERT-Football 9-12; WATSON, MARK-Golf 9-12; Interact 9- 12; Boy ' s Beauty Review 12; WEATHERS, KATHY- Beauty Review 9; Homecoming Ct. 9-12; Drill Team 9-12; FCA 9-12; Mirari 10,11; Jr. Civ. 10; Chorale 9-12; Sr. of Distinction; WEAVER, TAMARA-Homecoming Ct. 9- 12; (Queen 12); Sr. of Distinction; Drill Team 9-12; DE; Football Spon.; Stu. Gov; WEINER, ROBIN-Tennis 11,12; Interact 11,12; Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu.; Beta 12; German 10,11; Drama 10; International 10, 11; Jr. Civ. 11; Merit Scholarship Commended Stu.; WELLS, LARRY-Beta 10-12; Jr. Civ. 10- 12; Concert Band 9; Sym. Band 10-12; International 9,10; Choraliers 11,12; UGA Cert, of Merit 11; All State Chorus 11; WHITEHEAD, JAMES- Baseball 10-12; Football 9,10; ROTC 9,10; WHITLOCK, TERRY- Football; WILLIAMS, STEVE-Sym. Band 10-12; Stage Band 11,12; Jr. Classical League (Tres.) 10-11; International 10-11; Concert Sand 9; Youth Orch. 11; WILLOUGHBY, MICHEAL-DE 12; WILSON, CONNIE-DCT 11,12; VICA 11, 12; WILSON, TRICIA-Band 9-12; Flag Corps 10-12; Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu.; WINFREY, SHERRY-Drama 12; Art 9-12; Football Spon. 12; WISE, SAMUEL-Football 9; DCT 12; VICA 12; CVAE 11; WISE, SANDRA-Drill Team 9-12; FBLA 12; VOT 12; WOl FORD, SCOTT Concert Band 9,11,12; Sym. Band 10; Drama 12; Soccer 9; Chorale 10,11; Thespian 12; WOOD, DONNA-FBLA 12; FCA 9,10; Stu Gov. 9; WRIGHT, DOLLY-Beta 12; Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu.; De 12; WUNES, MARY ANNA-International 10,11; Beta 11, 12; Honor Roll 9-12; Who ' s Who Am. H.S. Stu.; Who ' s Who in Foreign Languages 11; Spanish Award 9-11; Ga. Cert, of Merit; Nat. Span. Exam Cert, of Honor 11; YOUNG, RHONDA-VICA 11,12; DCT 11,12; YOUNG, YVONNE-DCT 9-11; ZEITLER, TINA- Sym. Band 9-12; Concert Band 11,12; Beta 10-12; Jr. Civ. 11; International 9,10; Flag Corp 12; Youth Orch. 11; All-State Band 12; All State Chorus 12; J. J Senior Index 75 uJn - 7oe t jJnaX, o s up I iXjucL ysout to ' pjuot hooT j ' U s - oCoula Lpru l u CjAXt Ljcru oyui - f JU cfy oC } (Xajl C CKsfM M T 0 ' $ w| 19 ■dMl% J -: ' 1 13 t4 5 j T tUr£ Ct U CJey ' ' £) )CC XAMAAUs -OUf Senior Index 77 ■1 I 78 Senior Index Senior Index 79 Class rings, Junior Acheivement tests, and PSAT ' s were just a few of many activities involving this year ' s Junior class. In addition to enjoying open campus priviledges, the Class of ' 78 made Cedar Shoals history by becoming the first Junior class ever to win the Spirit Stick. Melanie Tommy Preston Aaron Aaron Adams fe v- } s Russell Adams Dale Arnold Mathew Allen Wanda Allen Debbie Anderson Scott Anglin Steve Argo Blane Armor Annie Sup Barnes 8 ° Juniors Melanie Barton Mark Benedict Norma Bennety Donald Bently Rusty Betts Will Bill tips Mike Blaesing g i ii lJEb£ . Rosmane Bobon Bonnie Jennifer Campbell Carey ii f j J . ft f Cathy Carlisle Diane Carson Bernice Carter Steve Carter Delores Bea Leatha Cheathem Clarke Clarke my- ■fi« ' ® 2r ; x .ji ■B £p Sandra Cox Greg Curtis 82 Juniors Billy Gerard Steve Griff eth Juniors 83 Vt ebl e, ' m uM OU k On.e s q i i ! -v r- i a w - i « Robert Clay Joyce Harris Hartley Hawkins Greg Hanes Dawn Barbara Debra Henning Hester Hester Clarence Hill Marion Howard Marlene Howard Sarah Howard V Ik 1 Gail Jody Monnie Humphreys Inman Ingram Lisa James 84 Juniors ■l h{ Vl- v? ? ° - L OO I £w 0 L- fljl c==ue-vf ja j z l ,6 z c WW y - £r _ l J JLc L- L A Mike Russell Sharon Dimitri Jill Anne Karen Terry Wayne Johnson Johnson Johnson Jordan Jordan Jordan Jordan Junkins Caroline Kim Cynthia Sandra Dalanda Jeanette Cindy Frances Kassinger Keach Kelly Kenny Kidd Kilpatrick Kinnard Kittle n ; Lenise Lago Annette Ron Diane John Kenneth LaMorte Leach Ledet Lester Littell David Long Ricky Long Christy Rob Mark Kenneth Barbara Martin Mike Carol Lovell Lowrey Lloyd Lucas Lungsford Maddox Maddox Malcolm £ r-- £ Stanley Edward Joe Cindy David John Mike McNeil Medina Mercuri Miller Miller Miller Milstead 9 oy Monk Juniors 85 : 86 Juniors Betsy Shearron Gale Sheats Greg Shuller Mark Sikes Juniors 87 Ervin Smith Gary Smith Gloria Smith Henrieta Smith Loretta Smith Rose Smith Stacy Laurie Smith Smythe wry i W r Paulette Wanda Taylor Terzia Julie Thacker Mike T ho m as Ricky Thomas Patricia Brad Jon Thomas Thompson Thompson J i m Wade Terry Ward Gloria Wat kins James Watkins Mike Weathersbee Carol Weaver Roger Whiddon Arnell White 88 Juniors Juniors 89 SOPHOMORES PEP Come on Now . . . The 1976 Sophomore Class has to be one of the most spirited groups of people in Athens. Al- though they never won the spirit stick at a pep ralley during the football season they added to the excitement of them, the games, and other school activities. The two sophomores on the varsity cheerleading squad, Ellie Malinowski and Sandra Pittard, help in arousing the sopho- more spirit at pep ralleys. r w A Donny Bob Donna Julie Allen Anderson Anderson Anderson Robert Larry Angela Meg Nancy Mark Jackie Darnell Bolton Bond Bone Bothwell Bowden Box Bridges Brightwe 90 Sophomores Sophomores 91 Lawrence Davis 92 Sophomores Phil Ricky Deborah Teresa Davis Davis Day Deadwyler Tina DeSa Ricky Dillard Jan Doolittle Kevin Teresa Beth Valerie Jeanette Keith Lauri Shelby Goss Goss Gould Gruner Guest Hamm Hammond Hammond Sophomores 9 3 Debbie Bernard Tommy Brenda John Renee Roberta James Hoi mes Holston Hopewell Horton Horvat Howard Howard Hubbard Benita Jones 94 Sophomores Kathy Jennifer George Sue Mitzi Jack Mary Vicki Kardoes Keane Kelley Kelly Kent Kepp Kesler Kilpatrick Laurel Jean Joy David Beth Susan Debbie Kleven Koenigshof Landers Langford Larsen Lassiter Latti more Lisa Lawson Charmaine Mark Kenneth Tony Terri Frank Mike Dorothy Lay Lea Lee Lett Linder Logan Logue Long Edie Lowe Terry Randy Lumpkin McDonald Susan Maddox Wanda Maddox William Maddox Chris Ellie Maginniss Malinowski Ronnie Marlow Freddy Martin John Martin Kathy Martin Susan Math is Richard Matthews Mike McBride Darlene McCannon Diane Shelly Lisa Terry Deborah Mike Stafford Pam McCannon McCarthy McCormack McCoy McCune McCurley McKinney McMa Sophomores 95 Sandy Teresa Jamese Teresa Bobbie Freddie Tammy Brenda Melton Merola Meyer Meyer Miller Miller Miller Mize Stanley Dianne Howell Mash Neal Nelms Thomas Nesbitt David Nicholas David Nix Judy Nix Terry Noel I Cynthia Pickett Sophomores Lisa Pierce John Pintar Janice Pittard Jennifer Pittard Sandra Pittard Russ Porter Daniel Press Anita Scott Steven Scott Brenda Scruggs Brenda Sewell Richard Shealy Carl Sheats Karsandra Sheats Richard Shields Sophomores 97 Zach Shivar Karin Shotick Lisa Siegel Angela David Scott Nita Charlie Sims Si ms Sink Sloan Smith Do you wanna dance? was a familiar line at this years homecoming dance. Many sophomores were making their first appearance at a Cedar Shoals Homecoming dance and were delighted at the outcome. Full of life, they danced to the music of The Fabulous Tropics. When Ellie Malinowski, Tina Par- rott, Sue Kelly, and Kim Frazer were pre- sented as the four girls representing the sophomore class on this years homecoming court they roared with satisfaction and sup- port. This years dance was a success in the eyes of many sophomores, who are already asking- Do you wanna dance- next year? It ' s never too soon! Bobby Stanley Laurie Staub Stacy Stevens Joe Stewart Terry Strong 98 Sophomores j HB i. .J eSk V Danny Wise Diane Wise Daphne Witcher Janet Wood Crawford Wooten Elaine Wright Wanda Wright Orbie Yates Sophomores 99 FRESHMAN The freshman class of 1976-1977 had many new challenges to face this year. They had to study harder, compete harder for regonition in sports, and have more enthusiasm than ever before. But, the Class of ' 80 took this all into con- sideration and proved themselves to be one of the most spirited freshman class ever. Welcome freshman, into the good life of Cedar Shoals with many memorable moments awaiting you . . . Anne Bircher Brian Blasingame Donnie Bla singame 100 Freshman Jeddie Bristow Clegg Chris Tim Brown Brown Jp% ■k jr. jp w 0k i V . Diane Cleghorn Steve Colsten Freshman 101 Zandra Elder Marian Elliot Greg Evans Lynn Mary Dede Evans Fambrough Farmer Bonnie Field Frances Field Linda Fleeman Rodney Fleeman O Michael Flynn Joe Lorenzo Mathew Scott Brian Teresa Frank Harris Harris Harris Harsh barger Hatchell Hauie Hawkins Costella Patricia Harold Tammie Cynthia Eric Eugene Viola Hector Hector Henderson Hester Hill Hill Hill Hill Ricky Howard Dorothy Hubbard Cynthia Huff Steve Hulsey Cathy Jon Cindy Sandy Humphreys Hutcheson Hyde Hyde Jerome Johnson J im Johnson Gwen Jerry Jones Jones % f ' : • Aal Steve Cindy Iris Sandra Marian Hilda Jay Mike Jones Jordan Jordan Jordan Junkin Kay Kelley Kelley 104 Freshman AA Yvonne Sandra Rob David Chris Lynn Bill Mandy Mason Mathis Matthews McAllister McClure McCune McDaniel McDonald 1 - Randy Neal Jim David Tina Amy Carlos Mary Mercuri McElhannon McGlohon McQuire McKinley McKinney McNair Medina Freshman 105 Rhonda Oldham David Oliver Richard Pace David Parker Barbara Parks Patti Parks Michele Parnell Ricky Pass 06 Freshman Haw , f ' Barbara Patman Brian Patton David Jon Henrietta Matt Jerry Gwendolyn Mike Susan Robert Rich Richie Riddle R ittenberry Rogers Roncadori Rose Roxburgh Becky Roy Tricia Ruben Dana Ruehle Pam Sanders Rodney Sherri Sanders Sanders David Savage Jennifer Schmidt Benjie Lester Lisa Pam Suzanne Michael Cynthia Donna Scott Schruggs Seagraves Sewell Shadden Sharp Sheats Shelton Freshman 107 Debra Smith Libby Smith Jennie Smith Kim Smith £j ), j £ k y$ jgT; mM ni k Linda Smith Lynette Smith 4 % w • r. - -J ' -; --• R %$. £ . v. ij£ •-. rfSJ Patricia Smith Teresa Smith ' Zachary Span Linda Spires Blayne Spratlin Gloria Willie Jerry Lee Lacey Tommy Lori David Stewart Stewart Stokes Stokes Strickland Strickland Swan Sweetser Dale Elaine Buddy Brenda Robert Keith Juanita Mitch Tileer Titshaw Toney Toole Towner Treadway Treadwell Tuggle Freshman Vera Wilson James Winfred Dexter Wise Franklin Wise Bridget Witcher Vette Witcher Jeff Wolford Todd Wood Freshman 109 ACTION TIME no Sports Sports in VorsityFootboll Although the Varsity Jags had a good season finishing with an 8-2 record, there were still a couple of disap- pointing losses. The Jags lost the season opener to Clarke Central 15-14, which was the Varsity ' s first loss ever to Clarke Central . The Jags also lost the sub- region title to Peachtree in a muddy battle that ended up 8-0 in favor of Peachtree. Despite these two losses the Jags had a good finish with a big win over rival Lakeside. There were also big wins over Chamblee 33-7, and Gainesville 10-7. 2 Varsity Football Varsity Football 113 1-Anthony Arnold receives advice from Coach Waters. 2-John Miller breaking lose for extra yardage. 3-Charles Dorsey ( 61) is put down to size by Jimmy Payne ( 72) and Ricky Scarborough ( 70). 4-Gary Avants being congratulated by teammates for a well earned touchdown. 5- Anthony Arnold ( 12)gets in a good run with Chip Fowler blocking. tlVVarsity Football 1-Chip Fowler gets a foot in the mouth. 2-Jaguars anxiously await opponents. 3-Gary Avants ( 31) attempts to break away. 4-Jay Russell ready to pounce the opponents. 5-Anthony Arnold goes back to pass. Varsity Football 1 ! tils ' . I II 4 1 1| S Jo 2 fc 0 Q O  0) 52 2 £-2 a 5 E „« .= o£ IS §-g - 1 C ,_ 18 ■c § ■= .5 J2 K0.2 -ifjT S 1 ! 1 111 5 5 JSS-5 C0)(8 -P°„, njl-aiO .-c en— ? ' (0 |_ o . 0: Q x =; x °-  Q a i.-t js p -5 Ir-iO? o HOlru.M|-Dl ° .a ra § ™  o v Q si. , o o ■o = « = E i en m : : — O o 1 ? 2 E T S Q-x: 2 8 JJOS c — £ E£ ._ 03 u fab £ • . I- 5-S a - = c 2. .. o x: t — o  a; 3 o  - u §1 ■o o« dJ o o - c z; o 5 X ££ o 5? - : oo - i fe Varsity Football JERRIS HAYES Freshmen offensive and defensive backs JAMES HOLSTON defensive secondary LLOYD BOHANNON defensive line I inebackers JOHN WATERS Head Coach offensive backs BILL MCCULLOUGH offensive line defensive backs LARRY WHITE defensive tackles offensive tight ends JERRY USRY Freshmen Head Coach offensive and defensive line SENIORS f am  ' i ' 7 ' 12 Anthony Amp Arnold 15 Bobby Walker 17 (vlaxie Nolan 18 Hubert Hazel Watkins 20 Jay Chester Russell 21 Darrell Jackson 23 Sidney Heard 24 Stacy Olee Colbert 27 Chip Chump Kassinger 34 Greg Moon 40 Chip Lips Fowler 42 Bernard Bruno Turner 44 Nathaniel Ray Nash 50 Phil Fortson 53 Charles Peahead Jackson 61 Charles Fishead Dorsey 62 Wade Kathy Thompson 63 Robert Jennings 66 Dexter Smiley Hunter 75 David Bulldog Padgett 70 Ricky Scrubbs Scarborough 82 Russell Cowboy Kouder 85 Ligon Smig O ' Kelley Varsity Football i PAGE 118 — (1) Jags celebrate a score. (2) Jags line up against Clarke Central. (3) The mighty Jaguars huddle up. (4) Nathaniel Nash carries the ball while Robert Jennings blocKs. PAGE 119 — Jays run through their sigh. (2) Gary Avants and Stanley Nash charge down the field. (3) Gary Avants and his Teammates go over after a tackle against Gainseville. us Varsity Football Varsity Football m .. i2o B-Team FootWtt Baby Jaguars Go Undefeated The Baby Jaguar football team has had an extremely successful season. This was the first year in Cedar history for any football team to have an undefeated season. With the help of Coach Usry, the Jags were unstoppable. This years team had more size and strength in the players than ever before. This had a great deal to do with the mightest defense ever. Another first in Cedar history. ■4 7 r rrQ-r Anthony Bartlett, Tyrone Davis, Alvin Smith, Frank Simpson, Mike Daniel, Darryl Jones, Keith Clegg, Curtis COuch, Walter Ford, Jeff Guntharp, Bucky Nolan, Mat- thew Riddle, Ted Brannon, David IMowell, Mike Jack- son, Rob Matthews, Jerome Johnson, Ricky Morris, Randy McElhannon, Benji Scott, Brian Patton, Alex Mack, Blayne Spratlin, Brent Vollmer, Del Patton, Mike Williams, Perry Bugg, Jimmy Day, Dexter Arnold, Paul Calvert, Doug Huseman, Pat Jennings, Randy Kardoes, Dean Looney, Matt Morrison, Randall Thompson, Keith Lay, Marice Colbert, Billy Hudson, Chris Lumpkin, Greg Arnold, Flip Durden. Manager-IMathan Nickolaus. Coaches-Jerry Usry, Jerris Hayes, Randy Watkins, D. Ellenburg. B-Team Football i2i SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS SPONSORS The Senior Footbal Players are very special in many ways this year. They had the most seniors ever this year with 24 very talented young men. These players were also very special because they were as mentally fit as physically fit . . . they cared about winning . . . Here they are a special team of their own— the 1977 Senior Players and their Sponsors. Not pictured: 15 Bobby Walker Angela Arnold 122 Senior Sponsors Senior Sponsors 123 1 fLMfr S 1 1 p ! IIwaI 1 1 1 .IVHrfll b 27 Chip Kassinger Karen Payne 124 Senior Sponsors Senior Sponsors 125 126 Senior Sponsors Senior Sponsors 127 Wanna v This year Homecoming Dance will surely be remembered by all those that attended. The theme of the dance was the popular song, We ' ve Only Just Begun and the music was provided by the Grains of Sand. Reigning over the dance was Homecoming Queen, Tarn Weaver. 128 Homecoming Homecoming 129 Sophomores 130 Homecoming Homecoming 131 -f- PlrA The 1976 Homecoming Parade was a big success. The Parade featured floats, the homecoming court and the band. The floats represented the hard work of many organiza- tions. The floats were judged and a first and second prize was awarded. First prize went to the Interact Club and second prize went to the Varsity Cheerleaders. m m 132 Homecoming . __ k f 0 ' •  ■■' ■' 1 ; ' li 1 1 T ' ! = £3  I v ' Cfei Homecoming 133 134 Varsity Cheerleaders Spirit Of 77 Long hours of practicing, beating the heat or cold, working for one main goal. These all sound like characteristics of the typical Cedar Shoals athlete. They also apply to our Varsity Cheer- leaders. The 1976-77 squad was compiled of 12 girls which were selected on the basis of their cheer- leading skills. These skills not only include basic cheerleading fundamentals but also excel- lent grades, outstanding personalities, qualities of leadership and sportsmanship. The girls attended NCA camp at the University of Georgia this summer. They received a NCA Spirit Stick and 4 Superior Ribbons when evaluated each night. The Varsity Cheerleaders, sponsored by Mrs. Salena Warlick, also participate in such ac- tivities as painting signs, selling pep ribbons, planning and carrying out pep rallies, treating the players before games. While entering the homecoming competition this year, the girls megaphone float received 2nd place. FRONT: Cindi Maddox, Marion Howard, Co-Capt. Biddy McElhannon, Carolyn Jones, MIDDLE: Sandra Pittard, El lie Mal- inowski, Mary McCoy, Becky Box, BACK: Lee Phillips, Capt. Pat Alexander, Randi Shanley, Beth Finnerty. Varsity Cheerleaders 135 136 Varsity B-Team Cheerleaders ft 4 k ?$- B-Teamers Work Hard Working in the shadows of others is a task that is known very well to a set of girls here at Cedar Shoals. Our B-Team cheerleaders cheer for many teams here and get very little recognition. The B-teams cheerleaders attended NCA camp this summer and received more superior ribbons than any other B-team squad at our school. These girls are sponsored by Mrs. Salena Warlick. They have worked hard this year and each one would deserve the honor of being chosen as a Varsity Cheerleader in the spring as many will. We appreciate them for a job well done. FRONT: Cindy Brogan, Co-Capt., Loren Short, Dede Farmer, Capt; Mary Mercuri, Sharon Witcher. BACK: Gwen Arnold, Wiandy McDonald, Mitzi Mullis, Robin Dover, Carol Jensen. B-Team Cheerleaders 137 g J varsity basket ball FRONT L-R D. Lawrence, T. Brown, D. Brown, B. Brumby, A Cooper, D. Buckler BACK L-R A. Young, J. Edwards, J. Watkins, R. Boring, D. .Strong, D. Harvev, L, Rackins Not Shown: A. Arnold, J. Daniel, D. Freeman, H. Jordan, J. Payne 138 Basketball b feam I, Girls Manger- M. Cox Boys Mangers- BACK L-R J. Davis, R. Bufford, R. Stokes, Girls Manger- G. Griffeth r Basketball 139 ball Coach Usry S FRONT L-R D. Arnold, S. Tate, R. Sailors, L. Huff, B. Clark, Y. Morris, P. Taylor BACK L-R Manager G. Griffeth, L. Hasty, C. Jordan, B. Shearron, A. Roach, J. Hunter, S. Yeany 140 Basketball b teom rr _ BrMj p— r J — -  l J FRONT L-R M. Barrett, C. Lay, G. Moore, M. Haynes, B. Rhodes, J. Richardson BACK L-R S. Alexander, N. Bowden, V. Cox, C. Cox, T. Duttweiler, A. Braucher c teom BACK L-B IM. Wash, S. Perry, D. Hubbard, J. Richardson, J. Browner, S. Stevens, T. Tiller 2ND L-R L. Pope, C. Shelton, K. Johnson, C. Appling, W. Cannon, K. Appling, F. Burgees, T. Kelly 3RD L-R V. Sailors, N. Chamberlain, D. Frazier, L. Moreland, T. Browner, F. Freeman, G. Stuart, L. Reesby Basketball w freshmen u — n f f a r a 9 BACK, L-R: C. Brown, V. Archibald, D. Jones, D. Colquitt, B. McDaniels, M. Tuggle, T. Davis, FRONT, L-R: R. Woods, C. Raymond, G. Eberhart, M. Pintar, G. Arnole, D. Bowen, G. Greenway, C. Middlebrooks Basketball 143 144 Basketball £: ' w - ' M MPHk 1 jk ' , ' ; IV M V III I ■0 •mains SMMIW 1 AlILI fj y D D C O D D 1 o re 5 Is 5o  -.x: JlL m a i c So a £ jj J= i 5X3 g M| S3 1 Ex.- a .s a a a evsS« E u £J EPS ° S , ■i 53 o 2 raj _c _. c j . ■j= a. 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Throughout the season the Jags were hit with many injuries which in return disrupted their play, but with only four seniors graduating off the team Coach Wat- son is looking forward to a Success- ful Season in 1978. Good Luck! 150 Varsity Soccer Page 150 1. Brian Kent gets tangled up with another play- er. 2. Brian Kent heads the ball. 3. Mark Blankenship goes for a score. 4. Brian Kent keeps control over the ball. Page 151 1. Lamar Simpson prepares to boot the ball. 2. Russell Adams goes in for the ball. 3. Mark Blankenship in the clear. Varsity Soccer i 51 4-i — 152 Varsity Soccer h . f Page 152 _ X 1. Statistician, Debbie Johnson 0 V - 2. Mike Hobbs defends the ball. , j% Ll 3. Greg Ruff gets ready to pass. ?, ■ -. M r f jCT - 4. Mike Hobbs in a slide. ' J 5. The team in a warm-up run. l ( Q CU fc 1 Page 153 , - f j - 1. Steve Buckler defends the goal. 7 r ,  « 2. Yancey Robertson scores against Forsyth. Wil rr, t 3. Coaches Watson and Wu discuss the game. , Y . i. Yancey Robertson takes it on down the field. A J 5. Russell Adams and Lamar Simpson lead the way. _. i. -JVC ' Varsity Soccer 1. Jack Stafford keeps his eyes on the ball. 2. Fishhead throws the ball in. 3. Firing up before a game. 4. Mike Hobbs getting ready to trap the ball. 5. Russell Adams keeps a step ahead of Berkmar. 154 Varsity Soccer %$ ffiti$$ A SENIORS - Steve Buckler, Yancey Robertson Lamar Simpson, Tom McCormack CAPTAINS - Lamar Simpson and Yancey Robertson Head Coach George Watson Asst. Coach Arthur Wu BACK (L-R) Russell Adams, Richard Bristow, Steve Buckler, Mike Logue, Yancey Robertson, Tom Quigley, Tom McCor- mack, Greg Ruff, Mark Box, Brian Kent, Matt McNair, and Mark Blankenship. FRONT (L-R) Russ Hegwood, Lamar Simpson, Robert McClure, Tony Dorsey, Greg Curtis, Mike Hobbs, Jack Stafford, Shane Sumner, and Todd Wood. Varsity Soccer i 55 The B-team soccer team was a special team this year. They played well together as a team, and had a great attitude. This, plus much hard work, the help of Coaches Woody and Reeves, and the leadership of Myron Adams, and David Williams, (the team captains) helped paved the way to a very successful 8-2 finish A 4-0 victory over Marietta, plus a 6-0 and 4-1 victory over Clarke Central highlighted the season. 1% B-team Soccer C l FRONT-(L-R) Chip James, Mark Morris, Mark Calvert, Wallace Morgan, Scott Sink, Joe Stewart, Scott Carson, Joey Porter, Kris Klassen. MIDDLE-(L-R) Mark Curtis, Steve Edwards, Tim Brown, Myron Adams, Brian Blasingame, Chris Hobbs, David Williams, Stanley Ward, Mike Roncadori, Chris McClure. BACK-(L-R ) Perry Bugg, Chris Brown, Steve Jones, Todd Finnerty, David Spencer, Steve Murph, Jack Kepp, Bobby Stanley, Mike Bailey, Brian Hatchell. Head Coach Woody Asst. Reeves Donna Williams, Manager Susan Hobbs, Mascot irari would like to thank Donna and Susan for a job well done this year. Many high praises have come from the team and coaches. Susan also helps out in all Varsity games. B-team Soccer 157 Soccer Cheerleaders Being a Soccer Cheerleader means SPIRIT . . . and these girls have plently of it. It starts with a lot of hard work at summer camp (coming home with 1 red and 2 Superior ribbons, and a spirit stick,) painting signs, making goodie bags, and hours of practicing. illlllllliHll«B« I 158 Soccer Cheerleaders FRONT ROW (L-R) (Capt.) Diane Powell, Cathy Harris, Cindy Elder, (Co-Capt.) Diana Key, BACK ROW— Christy Lovell, Mary Spencer, Tammy Hawkins. page 158--1. The girls take time out for a picture. 2. Mary, Tammy, Cindy jump with excitement. 3. Diane and Diana lead a chant. 4. Diana tells the crowd to Rise-up to Victory . 5. Diana and Tammy tell the other team to Look-out . 6. Cathy says, Get your act together. page 159 — 1. Cheerleaders pose in front of their homecoming float. 2. Diane and Mary fire-up the team. 3. Tammy and Cathy want another point. Soccer Cheerleaders 159 TRACK FIELD i6o Arack Field m 1 j ■BACK ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT) Wade Thompson, Chris Cheek, Yancey Robertson, Bernard Turner, Chris Maginnis, Keith Treadway, Mark Frost, Stanley Nash, Hardy Edwards, Zack Shivar, Edward Nowell, Anthony Brown, Dennis Raines, Coach Max Mayo. FRONT ROW — Jay Russell, David Sailors, Mark Carter, Larry Bonds, Chip Kassinger, Gary A vants,Russel I Adams, Billy Gerard, Jack Kepp, Stan Cook, Steve Kinney, Jim McQuire, Joseph Berrigan. Track Field i6i CROSS COUNTRY The Cross Country Team has vitational with Clarke Central, done exceptionally well this year. With the help of Coach Congratulations Cross Country Mayo the team has done well for a very successful year, in every meet. A 1st place Win in a 27 team i David Sailors-a step ahead-placed meet in the West Georgia Invitational was the highlight of the season. The team also placed 2nd in the Berry Invitational, 4th in the West- minster Invitational and tied 1st in the Cedar Shoals In- 2nd in the CSHS Invitational 2 Keith Treadway finishes a hard race placing 7th in the CS Invi- tational . 3 Some of the trophies to be well earned at the CS meet. CS won 1st and one 2nd place trophies 4 Chip Kassinger paces along at the number 16 spot. 162 Cross Country 1 Scott, Jimmy, David, Russell, and Mike --some of Cedar ' s top runners pace along in a practice. 2 Chris IVIaginnis has a good lead on the next runner. 3 Honorary Captain, Chip Kassinger and Captain, Russell Adams. 4 FRONT ROW (left - right) Steve Kinney, Joseph Berrigan, Mike Settles, Scott Ang- lin, and Russell Adams. BACK ROW (I - r) Coach Mayo, Jimmy McQuire, Keith Treadway, David Sailors, Phil Wade, and Chip Kassinger. (Not pictured — Chris Maginnis, and Hardy Edwards. - •Eyis SE ■v 4 j - mff 1 1 m 2 Cross Country 163 Girl ' s Tennis This year ' s team was a young one. With Coach Hayes helping them, they proved themselves to be a top contender in region, and also in the 16 matches and the 2 tournaments they competed in. Hayes put a special emphasis on specific strokes, conditioning, and team improvement this year, and it paid off. Congratulations girls for a successful season. 164 Girl ' s Tennis FRONT ROW (L-R) Lisa Davis (Capt.) Elizabeth Thompson, Janet Blose, Karen Kalivoda, Robin Weiner, Caroline Kassinger, BACK ROW (L-R) Cindy Miller, Katrina Brister, Susan Bretscher, Bonnie Campbell, Coach Hayes, Julie Coleman, Susie Farnsworth, Robyn Cohen. 1. Robin Weiner and her partner compete together in a doubles match. 2. Susan Bretscher awaits a return. 3. Lisa Davis hits a practice shot. The player ' s on the Boy ' s Tennis team this year were probably the most talented bunch of players ever on the tennis team. They had the best attitude and togetherness ever, and played as one solid team. They competed in 15 matches and 2 tournaments prior to region where the team made a strong showing. High praises came from Coach Williford for the team, and especially for the five seniors. Cedar Shoals is proud to have such an outstanding Boy ' s Tennis team. Boy ' s Tennis 165 FRONT ROW (L-R) Keith Ruehle, Walter Nelson, James Duttweler, Mark Watson (capt.), James Edwards, Randy Buf- ford, Charlie Register, Mark Frost. BACK-Coach Bohannon, Rob Matthew, Paul Robertson, Mike Blaesing, Tommy Aaron, Dan Peecher, Coach Carter. wmmmms m Coaches Bohannon and Carter started early this year working hard with their team. The hard work paid off and the team had a very impressive season. Mark Watson was a very val- uable player this year and guided the team with his leadership. Congratulations Golf Team for a good year. 2. Mark Watson prepares to tee off. 3. Jim Edwards beginning to swing. 4. Keith Ruehle takes a shot. 166 Golf Swimming Diving :uw 9 ' 1 This year ' s swim dive team is a very young one, but with the help of McCullough and Mayo, the swim dive team has had a very successful season . 1. Mayo reviews some swim scores. 2. Carrie Finnery performs a beautiful dive. 3. Lynn Evans comes up from the but- terfly stroke. Swimming-Diving 167 Baseball B il 168 Baseball BACK ROW (L-R) Mark McKinnon, Steve Daniels, David Smith, Steve Fuller, John Miller, Jack Pintar, Lamar San- doral, MIDDLE ROW-Charles Burkhalter, James Whitehead, Clay Hartley, Phil Smith, Reggie Jackson, Anthony Pittman, FRONT ROW-Robert Pittman, Chris Duncan, Scott Carpentar, David Gazda, Bernard Turner, Charles Dor- sey. S 4f jji CS 64 Hart ■■:0;M 62 CS 46 Hart Co. 60 m ■h m FsH CS 60 Forsyth 55 CS 63 Forsyth 74 ' Rj 1 CS 59 Clarke Central 54 CS 37 Clarke Cent. 54 r jlWf ' ' ttB CS 79 Berkmar 66 CS 40 Berkmar 55 cs 73 S r Gwinnett 72 cs 50 S. Gwinnett 76 CS 4 Parkwiew cs 55 Elbert Co. 60 cs 56 Elbert Co. 57 CS 3 Decatur 6 cs 14 Clarke Central !5 cs 50 Chamblee 63 cs 37 Chamblee 76 cs 5 Norcross 1 cs 20 Rockdale 12 cs 75 Winder Barrow 48 cs 38 Winder Barrow 45 cs 4 Johnson cs 39 Elbert Co. cs 57 Clarke Central 67 cs 50 Clarke Cent. 34 cs Rockdale 1 cs 10 Gainesville 7 cs 69 Peachtree 62 cs 59 Peachtree 58 cs 4 Cen. Gwin. cs 42 Sequoyah 2 i cs 58 Sequoyah 48 cs 35 Sequoyah 45 cs 1 Berkmar 2 cs 33 Chamblee 7 cs 58 Elbert Co. 60 cs 64 Elbert Co. 56 cs 6 Forsyth 2, cs 42 S. Gwinnett cs 75 Lakeside 63 cs 58 Lakeside 64 cs Marietta 2 cs Peachtree 8 cs 70 Clarke Central 79 : cs 52 Clarke Cent. 40 cs Clarke Cen 1 cs 50 Berkmar 8 cs 58 S. Gwinnett ' 53 ; 1 cs 35 S. Gwinnett 57 D 0. cs 28 Lakeside 20 cs 87 Forsyth 41 cs 51 Forsyth 55 i cs 50 Chamblee 52 cs 40 Chamblee 49 v cs 74 Peachtree 65 J cs 55 Peachtree 52 cs 61 Hart Co. 57 ! cs 27 Hart Co. 47 Y cs 68 Berkmar 49 cs 41 Berkmar 58 — cs 60 Sequoyah 43 cs 47 Sequoyah 48 K cs 53 Lakeside 41 cs 40 Lakeside cs 63 Berkmar 48 cs 4? Chamblee 1 tf jfl Baseball-Sport Scores 169 : ' ■■v Organizations warn MEMBERSHIP TIME ' Organizations i7i The Interact club started out the yearly act- ivities by designing and building a float for Homecoming. Their usual design and theme, Can the Comets won them first place. On Halloween the club went to the Recreation Center in full and appropriate garments and gave a big party, Much to the delight of all members, the club was invited to tour the Westinghouse Building, which was interesting. In view of Mrs. Mauldins death, the club contributed some money to the American Can- cer Society in her name. Later in the year they will start money drives to add to her treasury. In April they will go to Hilton Head S. C. for their District Convention. They are also trying to improve correspondence between districts. Interact officers are: Jim Edwards, Todd Barnes Lisa Hasty, Mark Watson, Brian Kinnet. The other members are (BOTTOM TO TOP) Dawn Blum, Rhonda Sailors, Nancy Bowden, Kim Brooks, Julie Massey, Diane Powell, Diana Key. SECOND ROW-Valerie Jones, Julie Anderson, Chris Jenson, Katrina Bristow, Lisa Lewis, Cindy Wall, Maureen O ' Brien . THIRD ROW-Jenny Keane, Becky Box, Robyn Weiner, Erica Fuller, Terri Walker, Christy Lovell. FOURTH ROW- Cathy Willis, Dee-Dede Carter Karen Jordan, Annette LaMorte, Max Steuer, David Ike, Randy Buffer. FIFTH ROW-Beth Finnerty, Mark Frost, Karen Kalivoda, Briggs Patterson, Robyn Cohen, Julie Coleman, Shannon Smith. SIXTH ROWrSteve Buckler, Rabun Neal, Jill Jordan, Lisa James, Pam Brooks, and Chuck Hasty. Interact Interact 173 JR. CIVITAN Junior Civitans is a club that promotes good citizenship through school and community in- volvement. This year, they have been striving to do just that through many projects. Some pro- jects they have done this year have been: sponsoring a Halloween party for the senior citizens and honoring a citizen of the month, from the Senior class. Jr. Civitans also do fun things for their members; like attending a District Christmas Ball in Atlanta, having car-washes or going to District Council Meetings. They have many plans for the remaining of the year, such as: a Blood Drive, share-A-Valentine , Col- lecting for the National Association for re- tarded children and going to a convention in Jekyll Island. The officers are: Bonnie Brannon, Pres; Vivian Alexander, Sr. Vice Pres; Barbara Hester, Jr. Vice Pres; Valerie Jones, Sec; Larry Wells, Treasurer; Karla Hurly, Parliamentarian. 174 Jr. Civitan Jr. Civitan 175 International ' The International club activities have been: Homecoming float, Volley ball tournament, Halloween party, T-Shirt contest, Christmas banquet, Club Constitution, and stu- dents visiting from the U.G.A. Anyone interested in foreign languages or people are wel- come to join the International Club. Officers: President, Linda Barstow; Vice Pres, Daniel Press; Secretary, Terri Tillman; Treasurer, Mich ael Berrigan; Historian, Connie Ogletree; Publicity Chairman, Phil Morris; French Vice Pres, Tara Thomas; Latin Vice Pres, Chuck Hasty; German Vice Pres, Mark Frost; Spanish Vice Pres, Anita Almeida. Pictured: (TOP TO BOTTOM) 1. Katy Harwood, Lynne Fortson, Dana Blum, Mary Ann Simpson, Peter Duttweiler, Amo Gerard, Nancy Bowden, Susan Mathis. 2. Cindy Shepard, Michael Cook, Mark Fowler, Dan Peacher, Jon Chrisler, Rabun Neal, Dawn Blum. 3. Shirley Roy, Becky Linston, Debbie Alesky, Cathy Roy, Jimmy Garret, Gregg Bundschun, Mark Box, Susan Howard, Susan Maddox. 4. Dianne Ledet, Beth LaRocca, Thomas Cook, Fred Wil- Mams, Rod Gallager Randall McDonald, Steve Scott, Hank McNeal. 5. Rhonda Flesher, Carol Malcolm, John Cochrane, Adelbert Picas, Chris Duncan, Sandra Jordan, Joy Reynolds, Carl Alper. 6. Sharon Bush, Sharon 1 Morrow, Catarina Flodin, Tina Smith, Brenda Mize, Lisa Pierce, Jenny Smith, Megan Kahan, Cheryl Bourdette. 7. Benny Wise, Cheryl G oss, Cheryl Baker, Anita Scott, Gabriel Gabrota, Michael Ford, Lisa McCormack, Becky Hendren. 8. William Foster, Billy Gerard, John McNair, Gary Avants, Kim Faser, Sue Kelly. 9. Mike Logue, Chip James, Robert Naimes, Matt McNair, Carol Rivers, Dede Carter, Shelley McCarthy. 176 International German The German club has been more of a singing group this year. It meets every two weeks. In the past they have been in the annual state German day, held in camps Glisson and Jackson. Members are: Mark Frost, Anita Scott, Greg Jordan, John Cochrane, Thomas Cook, Michael Cook, Beth LaRocca, Fred Haeberer, Hardy Edwards, Phil Morris, Laurel Klevin, Don Karn, Val Gruner, Daniel Press, Michael Berrigan, Eric Schmit. Jr. Classical League Members are (BOTTOM TO TOP) Diane Ledet, Chuck Hasty, Jeff Eidson, Annette Thompson, Ricky Felts. SECOMD ROW: Tina Parrott, Sue Kelly, Kim Fraser, Rosemary Turner, Becky Hendren, Elizabeth Thompson. THIRD ROW: _ Michael Berrigan, Daniel Press, Shannon Smith, Katy Algeo. FOURTH ROW: Terri Tillman, Tobert Wain, John Entriken, Steve Scott, John Coch- rane. FFTH ROW: Jay Okey, Greg Buckler, Marian Junkin, Ms. Kelly, Jon Thompson. SIXTH ROW: Joseph Bertigan, Roger Whiddon and John Kelly. German 177 EXCALIBUR The Excalibur has had a very hard working year. They have; paid off a 1000.00 dollar debt, written high- school news beat columns in both local newspapers, enlarged the staff, did well in GSPA, (Georgia Scho- lastic Press Association), tried several new ideas in the paper, which have proved successful, done a pictorial Seen-Around, and done monthly columns in their own paper. ■mbers are: 1ST ROW: Copy Manager; 2ND ROW ST News Editor; Pennie Cook, Circu Sports Staff; Mike Bailey, Sports aiair; m News Beat Editor; Dexter Hunter, Sports. lyson iviariey, 178 Excalibur Homeroom Representatives BOTTOM TO TOP (L-R)-Rhonda Sailor, Gary Avants, Karen Jordan, Diane Weal, Julie Thacker, DeDe Carter, Bonnie Field, Pam Stauffer. Laurie Heize, Pam Long, Casandra Sheats, Carol Williams, Cindy Kinnard, Dana Blum, Cindy Wall, Leslie Harris. Diana Morris, Beth Finnerty, Kris Jensen, Fredna Jackson, Linda Rounds, Becky Rives, Tracy Broner. Jim Martin, Barbara Hester, Karla Hurley, Debra Sanders, Sylvia Witcher, Yvonne Morris, Kelly Larson, Sharon Perrin. Briggs Patterson, Katrina Bris- ter, Dawn Blum, Robyn Clendenin, Kim Fraser, Susan Brown, Tara Thomas, Velinda Jones. Cathy. Duncan, Miriam Cox, Debbie Barnett, Yvonne Yong, Shelly McCarthy. Homeroom Representatives 179 180 Mi rari Staff sraHi lirari Staff w Marching Band The Cedar Shoals High School Marching Band was a big suc- cess this year during the foot- ball season. They performed at all Games, local and away. Starting in the summer with marching camp, they became a very united and colorful group of kids on the field. Some out- side activites consisted of the Baby Bulldogs vs. the Baby Tigers of Clemson Game, the Cedar Shoals Homecoming Parade, and the Athens Annual Christmas Parade. DRUM MAJOR- Mitch Enos; MELO- PHONES- James Bothwell, Katy Har- wood, David Brown; BARITONES- Johnny Kidd, Jay Jones, Tony Jef- fers, Mike McBride, Bill Gaims; CLARINETS- Sandra Jordan, Alison Hoyt, Lamar Patrick, Joe Mercuri, Peter Duttweiler, Anna Horvat, Sharon Perrin, Natalie Hicks, Alexis Cobb, Natalie Condron, Judy Painter, Cindy League, Lauri Hammond, Angela Dowdy, Kathy Pokorney, Katy Brock- way, Todd Rich, David Peek, Joyce Cape, Carl Alper, Briggs Patterson, Michelle Schmidt, Kim Keach, Robert Wain, Lisa Malier, Jennifer Schmidt, John Martin; TRUMPETS- Orbie Yates, Jon Rich, Boyd Smith, Todd Finnerty, Bobby Ginn, Mike Hansen, Bernard Holston, Mark Lea, Debra Preston, Todd Wood, Carla Branch, John Evans, Jeff Eidson, Stan McNeil, Mark Roth, Mark Grun£jy-£ ©g_F_jsher, Steve y Williams Lenise Lago ,-,m_j • 0 y )(x SAXOPHONES: Mark Box, David Wain, Mike Crosby, Robert Corina, Brad Thompson; Steve Scott, Joy Reynolds, Mark Calter, Yvonne Mason, Terry McCoy; DRUM CORP: Elen Hill, Carol Malcolm, Donna Anderson, John Entre- kin, Lawrence Davis, Adam Glenn, Mike Reynolds, Mark Dooyman, John Cape, Larry Day, Bruce Ledet, Hank McNeil, Bernard Owens, Willy Bul- lock, Scot Wolford, Bill Semler; TROMBONES: David Burdick, Charles Adams, Benny Boban, Gary Davis, Dan McKillip, Demetrios Dekazos, Greg Mitchell, Chris Dull, Tom Atyeo, Merritt Sink, Jeff Hammond; SOLO- TWIRLER: Julie Thacker. Group Shot- Larry G. McClure, Director of Bands: ROW 1- TOP- LEFT TO RIGHT: Laurie Smythe, Greg Mitchell, Randy McDonald, Richard Matthews, Todd Rich, Charles Adams, Benny Boban, David Burdick, Chris Dull, Jeff Hammond, Henry Thomas, Jon Rich, Brent Vollmer, Tom Atyeo, Dan McKillip, Mary Robbins. ROW 2- LEFT TO RIGHT: Caroline Kassinger, Kevin Reynolds, Johnny Kidd, An- gela Dowdy, Bill Gairns, Jay Jones, James Bothwell, David Brown, Katy Harwood, Orbie Yates, Jeff Eidson, Demetrios Dekazos, Gary Davis, Merritt Sink, Debbie Millwood. ROW 3- LEFT TO RIGHT: Ann Wagener, MikeFlunn, Bernard Holston, Tony Jeffers, Mike Mc Bride, Mark Lea, Mike Hansen, Boyd Smith, Debra Preston, Todd Finnerty, Carla Branch, Todd Wood, John Evans, Scott Wolford, Tina Zeitler; ROW 4- L. to R.: Deborah Hester, Willie Bullock, Carol Malcolm, Stan McNeil, Greg Fisher, Marty Roth, Steve Williams, Mark Gruner, Bobby Ginn, Larry Day, Mike Reynolds, Lawrence Davis, Lenise Lago, Ellen Hill, Madelyn Powell; ROW 5 L-R: Ann Hawk, Johnny Reynolds, David Nich- laus, John Entrekin, Bill Semler, Adam Glenn, Hank McNeil, Donna Anderson, Bernard Owons, Joyce Cape, John Cape, Sandra Jordan, Bruce Ledet, Mark Kooyman, Val Gruner; ROW 6 L-RL Mary Jane Strickland, Eric Hill, Terry McCoy, Mark Gonzales, Robert Corina, David Wain, Mark Calvert, Brad Thompson, Mark Box, Steve Scott, Mike Crosby, Natalie Condron, Cindy League, Kathy Pokorney, Deborah Day; ROW 7 L-R: Cheryl Smith, Larry Wells, Yvonne Mason, Joy Reynolds, Alison Hoyt, John Martin, David Peek, Michelle Schmidt, Kim Keach, Carl Alper, Julie Anderson, Natalie Hicks, Laurie Hammond, Alexis Cobb, Joy Chin; ROW 8 L-R: Jan Hawk, Philip Kesler, Lamar Patrick, Robert Wain, Briggs, Patterson, Judy Painter, Lisa Malier, Jennifer Schmidt, Peter Duttweiler, Joe Mercuri, Nancy Tinga, Celia Miller, Katy Algeo, Norma Lacount, Karin Shotick; ROW 9 L-R: Karla Hurley, Mike Parker, Mand y Morgan, Vanessa Burns, Carla Adams, Sharon Perrin, Anna Horvat, Katy Brockway, Kathy Dwinell, Lynn Evans, Cathy Humphries, Amy McNair, Risa Buckley, Bonnie Campbell, Leigh Ann Perrin; ROW 10 L-R: Pam Stauffer, Tricia Wilson, Deanna Smith, Donna Schneider, Kathy Colglazier, Susan Brown, Sandra Wise, Sue Kelly, Annette LaMorte, Anne Tyler, Michelle Par- nell, Tarn Weaver, Carol Bucker, Carol Enos, Cheri Goldenberg, Rose Marie Bobon, Debbie Schultz; ROW 11 L-R: Cindy Brown, Mary Bowden, Ronnie Resby, Sharon, Benson, Susan Sansing, Tina Parrott, Tammy Brown, Kim Fraser, Mitch Enos, Julie Thacker, DeDe Carter, Tanya Mo dy, Kathy Weathers, Karen Jordan, Cathy Duncan, Suzanne Shealy, Joleen Casey, Debra Sanders. FLUTES: Carla Adams, Vanessa Burns, Mandy Morgan, Julie Anderson, Nancy Tinga, Kathy Winnell, Bonnie Camp- bell, Norma LaCount, Celia Miller, Cathy Humphries, Lynn Evans, Risa Buckley, Katy Algeo, Amy McNair. TUBAS: Richard Matthews, Philip Kesler, Kevin Reynolds, Randy Mc- Donald, Larry Wells, Johnny Reynolds, Eric Hill, Mike Flynn, Brent Vollmer, Henry Thomas, Mike Parker. 184 Ma7cl rtf t5a • ? f m n Flag Corp ,• The 1976 edition of the Cedar Shoals Drill Team accompanied the Marching Band during football Halftimes. The Drill Team consisted of Twenty-eight talented girls. The Drill Team per- formed to 3 tunes this year: Tailgate Ramble, Tea For Two For Tubas, and the theme From S.W.A.T. . The girls added spirit and support to pep rallys and the games. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: Cathy Duncan, Karen Jordan, Donna Schneider, Kathy Colglazier, Susan Brown, Sue Kelley, Sandra Wise, Annette LaMoret, Ann Tyler, Michelle Parnell, Carol Buckl- er, Tammy Brown, Tarn Weaver, Cindy Brown; KNEELING LEFT TO RIGHT: Tanya Moody, Kim Fraser, Mary Bowden, Suzanne Shealy, Joleen Casey, Sharon Benson, Debra San- sing, Kathy Weathers, DeDe Carter, Ronnie Resby, and Sarah Patman. Not Pictured- Seretha Smith. 186 Drill Team a p„ 188 Concert - Symphonic Band I Orchestra The Cedar Shoals Orchestra is affiliated with the Youth Orchestra of Clarke County. The Orchestra has always earned superior ratings. For the last two years they have played in the musicals at Clarke Central. They play for different community functions, such as the Rotary Club. They also participate in Solo-Ensemble String Quartets. They are looking forward to playing in the Georgia High school All- State, held at Rock Eagle. The members are (LEFT TO RIGHT) Donna Anderson, Dianne Ledet, Beth LaRocca, Will Rice, Karen Kalivoda, David Miller, Lynn Perteet, Don Corina, Mr. Baranko, Wendy Noakes. The members are: FIRST ROW- Terry McCoy, Richard Mathews, Mark Calvert, Mike Crosby, Mark Gonazles, Steve Scott. SECOND ROW- Joe Mercury, Bernard Owens, Demetrias Dekazos, Tom Ateyo, Dan McKillip, Jeff Hammond, Chris Dull. THIRD ROW-Mike Reynolds, Alicon Hoyt, David Brown, Randy McDonald. FOURTH ROW-Mark Gruner, Steve Williams, Gregg Fisher, David Ike, Lenise Lago, and Marc Roth. Jazz Ensemble The Jazz Ensemble meets everyday sixth period as a regular class and is op open to any student wishing to be in it. The main emphasis of study is placed on American Jazz and Improvisation. Along with playing for the Boys Beauty Review, the Jazz Ensemble alos plays for Civic Clubs and performs in Concerts during the school year. Orchestra - Jazz Ensemble IE Chorale y. ti ' i J 4 Q H ® Cedar Shoals High School has two large singing groups. Both of these are open to all students by audition. The Chorale is composed of app- roximately sixty voices. This group gives concerts throughout the year at local churches and Christmas and Spring Concerts at Cedar Shoals Auditorium. The Choraliers is a smaller group which performs many of their vocal selections with chore- ography and occasional costume changes. This group goes out into the community to sing for various civic groups, occasional trips out of town, and a spring tour out of state. Both groups have won much recognition and many awards. They have earned superior ratings for sight reading and performance in choral festivals, and have been used as a demonstration choir for choral clinics at the University of Georgia. In the Georgia High School Assoc- iation State Literary Meet, the boy ' s received first place in state competition, the girl ' s received first place, and soloist, David Pardue, received second place. Cedar Shoals was well represented in A 1 1- State chorus with eight stu- dents being selected in state-wide competition. They were: Ann Tyler, Kimberly Baughman, Leah Huds- peth, Tina Zeitler, David Pardue, Larry Wells, Buddy Brannan, and Jon Pittard. tf 190 Chorale horale i9i STUDENT GOVERNMENT The Student Council has been very active this year. They have supported many dances, and Homecoming dance festivities- including the parade. The Student council this year is set apart from other years because of more student cooperation and a very good working relationship with the administration. Ma ny more dances and service projects, including a talent show, were planned for the remainder of the year. The council officers are: David Ike, President; Issac Woodal, Vice Pres; Becky Box, Treasurer; Hank IMcNeal, Secretary. Other members are (BOTTOM TO TOP) Beth Larson, Katy Harwood, Cindy Brown, Mindy McBride, Tara Thomas, Linda Barstow, Elizabeth Bircher, Diane Ledet, Ronnie Leach, Ann Hawk, Jeff Miller, Mike Reynolds, and Mark Fowler. Wot pictured are: Jan Hawk and Vivian Alexander. 19: Student Government Student Government 193 Busy As A Beta The Beta Club is an organization of students of high academic and character caliber. During the year, the Beta Club held its annual Boys Beauty Review. The club members consists of Randy Bufford, Tina Bradley, Mark Frost, Hope Golembiewski, Valerie Jones, Phillip Morris, Rabun Neal, David Pardue, Max Steuer, Ann Tyler, Larry Wells, Tina Zeitler, Vivian Alexander, Todd Barnes, Mary Bowden, Ken Brock, Joyce Chris- tian, Devorah Col vide, Thomas Cook, Susan Dress, James Duttweiler, Mitch Enos, Durwood Entrekin, Drew Harvey, Lisa Hasty, Martha Hatchell, Madine Honig- berg, Beth La Rocca, Biddy McElhannon, Bill Morris, Mary Robins, David Wain, Mary Ann Wynes, Elizabeth Bircher, Joleen Casey, beth Finnerty, Dawn Henning, Diane Ledet, Julie Thacker, Susan Yeany, Annette La Morte, Mike Payne, Susan Senter, Thomas Aaron, Julie Anderson, Linda Barstow, Mark Blankenship, Becky Box, Mark Box, Kartina Brister, Pam Brooks, Risa Buckley, Gregg Bundschuh, Grant Campbell, Don Caster, Miriam Cox, Chris Dull, Cathy Duncan, Peter Dutt- weiler, Demetrios Dekazos, John Entrekin, David Gazda, Mark Gruner, Valerie Gruner, Jessica Harter, Gael Head, Id Johnson, Bryan High, Saul Honigberg, Leah Hudspeth, David Ike, Yivonn Johnson, Mary Keane, Joe Mercuri, Laurel Kleven, Christy Lovell, Debra Mil Iwood, Tanya Moody, Diane Morris, Leigh Ann Perrin, Mike Morris, Jack Patterson, Lee Philips, Alfred Puchala, Thomas Quigley, Teresa Raines, Michelle Schmidt, Donna Schneider, Steve Scott, Merritt Sink, Laurie Smythe, Budi Tarn, David Thompson, Jim Wade, Phil Wade, Terri Wall, Robert Wain, Tobin Weiner, Garth Wil- banks, Shane Summer, Lari Bowen, Erica Fuller, Mike Settles, Kirstin Jensen, Susan Lassiter, and Dolly Wright. t 10 11 12 13 M ■Sc Ti V Y 194 BETA Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a group of students who get together for fun and fellowship. Guest speakers, special activities, Bible study and music are the main attractions. The purpose of our meetings is to strengthen our relation- ship with God through Christian Fellow- ship. Advisor-Coach McCullough; Cap- tain- Jay Russell; Co-Captain - Chip Kassinger; and Publicity- Kathy Weathers FCA 4-H 4-H . . . Cows and Cookin . . . this is the general misconception about 4-H, but this year the Cedar Shoals Club has shown that it is a much broader organiza- tion from planning the Bicentenial July 4th Parade for Athens, to working Bi weekly with the kids at the Ga. Retard- ation Center, Planning a 10 County Christ- mas Party, and participating individually in over 30 projects ranging from Poultry Judging to Home Furnishings and Art. FCA-4-H 195 Vocational Office Training is a cooperative work training program for high school juniors and seniors who are preparing for full time employ- ment in office occupations. A OT F.B.L.A. is the Future Business Leaders of America. F.B.L.A. ' s purpose is to develop today ' s students in the area of Business and Leadership, and to teach the necessary qualities to be successful in our future world of business. The members of F.B. L.A. have been engaged in various projects such as the Athens Fair of which our exhibit placed 5th, Homecoming parade, a Christmas coffee for the faculty and staff, and our annual Employer-Employee Apprciation Banquet. Julie Patterson, pres., Pam Long, v. pres., and Bernice Carter, sec, represented us at the State F.B.L.A. Leadership Conference held in Savannah. This year F.B.L.A. has another class connected with it other than V.O.T. and that is Data Processing. Data Processing, is a course designed to instruct students in the field of computers. They receive training in keypunching, pro- gramming and the fundamentals of Data Processing. PICTURE TOP LEFT: FRONT ROW: Julie Patterson Pres., Pam Long V. Pres., Norma Bennett V.O.T. Treas., Bernice Carter Sec, Vivian Alexander D.P. Parlimentarian, Yvonne Morris 1st per. D.P. V. Pres., Gay Ferguson FBLA Treas., Gynthia Kelly Historian, Not Shown-Nancy Vickery V.O.T. Parli- mentarian. PICTURE LEFT: ROW 1) Pam Long V. Pres., Julie Patterson Pres., Connie Adams, Sadie Pope, Cathy Hardigree, Vivian Lovern, Dece Vinson, Marsha Hix, ROW 2) Sara Gould, Joyce Turner Carrie Finnerty, Teresa Whitehead, Deloris Cheatham, Debbie Cleghorn, ROW 3) Karen Hollomon, Miriam Cox, Vivian Alexander, Bernice Carter Sec, Janet Jennings, Wanda Rainey, Cathy Browner, Anita Al- meida, Linda Johnson, Norma Bennett, Wendy Spence, Deloris Ellis, ROW 4) Steve Carter, Sharon Benson, Holly Firth, Donna Wood, Sandra Wise, Diane Davee, Gay Ferguson, treas., Cindy Brown, Mike Blaesing, ROW 5) Tim Lash, Robert Lion, Raymond Marley, Mary Barnette, Cynthia Kelly, Janet Strong, Yvonne Morris, Debra Arnold, Karen McChrystal. New Members: Joyce Kister, Cathy Oxford, Allison Howard, Nancy Vickery, Nancy Towner, Annette Davison, Mary Keane, Felicia Gresham, Sylvia Witcher, Felita Elder, Carrie Finnerty, Sara Gould, Cheryl Vance. FBLA 197 DCT The Vocational Industrial Clubs of America have as it ' s motto Preparing for Leadership in the Outside World of Work. All club activities are designed to give the student an opportunity to develop any leadership abilities he or she may possess. This includes not only the expansion of the mind through academic achievement, but also the development of skills through work and practice VI CA members believe that hap- piness can be attained through intelligent use of the hands and the mind. The VICA club sponsers many civic and social functions for its members. These include exhibits at the Athens fair, a Halloween Party, Christmas Party for the Needy, the Skilled Olympics, and an Employer- Employee banquet. The VICA club is an organization for the student It offers an opportunity for the student to practice skills that will be nee ded to become a productive citizen in all areas of the world of work. This includes the social as well as economic factors that will determine suc- cess. 198 DCT VICA VICA members include, FRONT ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT) James Harden- club advisor; Glenda Poole- Secretary; Leslie Harris-President; Delia Brooks- Treasurer; Jimmy Summers-Parlia- mentarian; Mark Sikes-Vice Presi- dent. SECOND ROW-Charles Bearss, Danny Turner, Sherry Di I lard, David Smith, Mark Shealy, Brax Parr. THIRD ROW-Mark Bugg, Emotrice Taylor, Teresa Simms, Monnie In- gram, Phyllis Husley, Rhonda Young, Mike Weathersby. FOURTH ROW- Leslie Postero, Gail Johnson, Sarah Ann Howell, Ronnie Erwin, Karen Bone, Kelly Baker, Cindy Hutchin- son. FIRTH ROW- Brad Sham, Stan- ley Thompson, Kevin Birchu, Wesley Ivie, Frank Tiller, Connie Wilson, Francis Kettle. SIXTH ROW- David Cheek, Mike Harper, Greg Sanders, Willie Bullock, Debbie Ford, and Jo Nix. VICA 199 DE Distributive Education (DE is a cooperative work pro- gram that offers instruction in marketing and distribution. It consists of three parts; classroom instruction, on the job training and the DECA club. In the classroom stu- dents study such principles as job interviews, salesman- ship, advertising, displaying, marketing careers, and also have the experience of form- ing their own businesses. DE students get school time credit for working part-time in retailing and service busi- ness in the community. f IS YOUR 21 OF 200 DE DECA The DECA program is an important part of the instructional program. Some of the activities this year have been; car washes, candy sales, exhibit in the Athens fail Home- coming float, speaking to various business and professional organiza- tions, and an Employer-Employee Banquet to honor each students employers, attending the Officers Training Conference, and partici- pation in District, State, and Na- tional competitive events. One of the most successful projects this year was OPERATION SHARING, spon- sored over a weekend by DECA and WRFC radio station. Students made promotional tapes, talked live on the radio, ansered phones, and picked up donations to give to needy Athens families. Another activity is the Jag Shoppe, which gives students the opportunity to purchase merchandise, do dis- plays, and develop managerial responsiblity. DECA officers are: Pres.-Terri Strickland; V. Pres-Lynn LaCount; Sec. -Maria Swanstrom; Reporter-Diana Morris; Historian-Celeste Bernstien. Other members are: (FRONT ROW) Ms. Sandy Taylor-advisor, Joanna Cartwright, Lynda Huff, Mietm Johnson, Lynn La- Count, Dolly Wright, Terri Strickland, Joyce Hawkins. MIDDLE ROW-Mark Hayes, Marie Whitehead, Carlton Jones, Carolyn Bullock, Cindy Perry, Terri Guest, Tommy Scruggs. BACK ROW-Patsy Elliot, Ruth Bogner, Celeste Bernstien, Diana Morris, Freda Duncan, Wanda Allen, Maria Swanstrom. Not P ictured are: Teri Onofrio, Jessica Harter, Mike Occhipinto. DECA 201 The purposes of the VOCA club association is to unite in a common bond those students in the state of Georgia who are enrolled in Coordinated Vocational Academic programs; to develop leadership abilities through participation in educa- tional, vocational, civic, recreational, local clubs, and social activities; to help students attain a purposeful life by estab- lishing realistic vocational goals and developing a respect for the dignity of work; to develop the ability of students to plan together, organize, and carry out worthy activities and projects through the use of democratic process. 202 VOCA VOCA 203 FHA With the beginning of the 1976-77 school term the Future Homemakers of America get off to a fast moving start. The FHA students held a drop-in at the start of the year, any student who was interested in the club was cordially invited to attend a meeting. As a result of this there are twenty members. Using their theme Leadership is Your Choice they had a very successful Home- coming float. The mem- bers won first place in the State Youth Division. The FHA officers are: Miriam Cox, Pres; Sylvia Witcher, Vice Pres; Daphne Binns, Secretary; and Janet Strong, Treasurer. FFA 4 FFA is an organization for students studying vocational agriculture. This includes horticulture and animal science. During the year, members participate in area and State contests, have fund- raising projects, have parties, and recreational activities; such as camp-outs and trips to the North Georgia Mts. Summer activities include attending the State FFA convention, an area rally at the state FFA-FHA convention at Lake Jackson. Last year CS FFA teams placed third in the Live Stock judging, third in the Horticulture Contest, third in the State Contest, and participated in the Top Ten Teams Contests. The team was also in the area soil evaluation contest, public speaking, and parliamentary proceedure. The purpose of FFA is to improve scholarship, have recreational activities, and encourage better home, school and community relations. 204 FHA-FFA rilFITH BLUE V. Mu Alpha Theta, the Cedar Shoals Mathematics Club, is open to any student in Geometry or above. The purpose of the club is to explore, not only mathematics, but also its uses and applications in jobs and life. Members of the Math Club also investigate mathematical concepts of computer programming, as well as uses of mathematics in related fields such as nuclear energy and com- puter design. Members consist of Saul Honigberg, Mark Box, Donald Caster, John Entrekin, Steve Scott, Todd Wood, Mark Frost, Thomas Cook, Bernice Hall, Garth Wilbanks, and Michael Thomas. As a may of stimulating and fostering further interest in science, the Cedar Shoals Science Club provides outstanding speakers, sponsors field trips, and participates in statewide science activities. The club is an affiliate of the Georgia Junior Academy of Science. Advisors are Mrs. Faith Brown, and Mrs. Rosemary Strother. ItltL. ath-Science 205 ROW 1-Diane Ledet, David Pad- gett, Gael Head, Jim Hanna, Mrs. Lubs, Donald Caster, Phil Morris, Debbie Schultz. ROW 2- Gabriel Taboada, Michael Crosby, Jeddie Briscoe, Edward Oglesby, Rachel Gannad, Helen Arnold, Linda Rounds, Lilly Bentley, Donna Huggs, Willie Arnold, Ricky Howard. ROW 3-Leslie Wilkes, Darcy Hammond, Elaine Titshaw, Charles Pokonney, Gia Shukain, Calvin Smith, John Martin, Aileen Bradford, Sherry Wingfrey, Judy Harris, Dianne Home, Kristopher Klassen. ROW 4-Scot Wolford, Peter Dutteweiler, Mike Reynolds, Jim Trieb, Daniel Press, Valarie Hruner, Greg Hirshonen, Yivonn Johnson, Max Murray, Richard Bristow. ROW 5- Scott Lago, Marian Howard, Beth LaRocca, Kathy Kennon, Terri Tillman. Allied Medical Careers The Allied Medical Careers club is set up to help students that are in- terested in various medical careers, such as: nursing, veterinary medi- cene, x-ray technology, and other similar careers. They plan their meetings with films or take field trips to interesting places. Debate The Cedar Shoals Varsity Debate Team, consisting of Phil Morris, David Thompson, Michael Berrigan, Jeff Porter, Tim Treadway, and Shane Sumner, have been the most successful team in CS history. This is the teams second year together, they have seen numerous awards and trophies. In chronolo- gical order they are: Third place in the tournament at Johnson High, second place in the tournament at UGA , fifth place overall in the UGA tournament, second place at Georgia South- western CESA tournament. 208 Medical Careers Debate Chess Club The Chess Club, now in its 4th year, is a group of students who have organized a school chess tournament and put together a team to represent Cedar Shoals in other school tournaments. Each year the club ' s best player is honored by having his name engraved on the school ' s chess trophy. The mem- bers consist of John Entrekin, Thomas Cook, Tommy Aaron, Mike Morris, Mark Frost, Dan Mckillip, Mike Thomas, Mike Louge, and Saul Honi- berg. Powerline Powerline is a Christian Fellowship Organization which met four mornings a week before first period, We met for sharing, discussion, and prayer. Our advisors were Miss Logan and Miss Blaylock. Van Shepard from Maranatha led the group on Friday. Members are: Mike Cook, Peter Duttweiler, Celina Good- son, Shirley Linston, Christine Thompson, Beth Larsen, Dede Carter, David Padgett, Debbie Schultz, John Cochrane, Greg Jordan, Eric Schmidt, Lamar Patrick. Ham Radio Club The Ham Radio Club is a small group whose hobby is communication via amateur radio. Members of the club are assested in obtaining or upgrading their Ham Radio license. The meetings of the club are held at least monthly in the homes of the members. This is the 2nd year for the club. The members consist of Richard Powers, Tom Quigley, David Nix, Kevin Reynolds, and Tom Sawyer. Chess-Ham Radio-Powerline 209 Staff: ROW 1-Phil Wade. ROW 2(L-R)-Alvin Sheats, Charles Townsend, Sharon Benson, Randall Conn, Greg Sanders. ROW 3(L-R)-John Horvat, Milton Johnson, Max Murray, Marlon Fleeman. ROW 4 (L-R)-Dennis Richardson. ROTC For those of you who don ' t know what ROTC stands for, it ' s Reserve Officers Training Corps. The main purpose of the ROTC program is to teach the cadets to take on responsibilities and most important of all, how to get along with people and have respect for authority. This year the battalion was run completely by the staff and company com- manders, which consisted of four-year students. During the Christmas holdiays, the cadets marched in the Athens Christmas parade and participated in the Empty Stocking Fund paper sale. Funds from the paper drive provided food and toys for families who otherwise might not have had a Christmas. Company-A. First Platoon: ROW 1 (L-R)-David McGuire, Ed Bradfor. ROW 2 (L-R)-Teddy Waldrup, Fred Smith, Travis Stokes. ROW 3 (L-R)-Ed Freeman, Eddie Cromer, Terry Wat- son. ROW 4 (L-R)-Aaron Muckle, Jimmy Mayers, Michael Hanson, Kevin Littell, Gary Smith. 210 ROTC Company-A, Second Platoon: ROW 1 (L-R)- Dexter Hunter, Jessie Harris. ROW 2 (L-R)-Farris Jones, Joel Adams, Bobby Huggs. ROW 3 (L-R)-Ed Stokes, Michael Sharpe, Christopher Goss. ROW 4 (L-R)-Tim Watkins, Dudley Arnold, Lorenzo Harris. Company-A, Third Platoon: ROW 1 (L-R - David Epps, Michael Thomas. ROW 2 (L-R)-Kenneth Littell, Buddy Toney. ROW 3(L-R)- Larry Bonds, Rickey Morris, George Bailey. R OW 4 (L-R)-Robert Dunn, Herbert Johnson. 8BHHB ■' : - ' ,- iWm ' SSSSSSSmT ' Ktjf - J JP - Ml W |£ UA«S 1 1 m f 1 M1BH1 Ki | m mfSm V M j- - -tB P . IVJ - 3m M mm Company-A, Fourth Platoon: ROW 1 (L-R)-Barbara Taylor, Helen Arnold. ROW 2(L-R)-Tracy McCarty, Gail Moore, Pam Sanders. ROW 3(L-R)-Lois Nash, Brenda Richardson, Annetta Robinson. ROW 4(L-R)-Carol Williams, Candy Pendergrass, Theresa Young. Company-B, First Platoon: ROW 1 (L-R)-Polly Taylor, Bever- ly Gasley. ROW 2 (L-R)-Elaine Wright, Cathy Bolton, Cyn- thia Huff, Lacey Skrickland. ROW 3 (L-R)-Patty Daniel, Cyn- thia Arnold, Hedy Huggs, Teresa Smith, ROW 4 (L-R)-Annie Sue Barnes, April Taylor, Deborah Lattimore. ROTC 211 Company-B, Second Platoon: ROW 1 (L-R)-Isaac Woodall, Sandra Colbert. ROW 2 (L-R )- Victoria Toney, Victoria Di Hard, Cheryl Goss, Gloria Smith. ROW 3 (L-R)-Brenda Williams, Wanda Witcher, Mary Trombo. ROW 4 ( L-R )- Marsha Williams, Pam Resby, Sheryl Whitehead. Company-B, Third Platoon: ROW 1 ( L-R)-Eilene Bradford, Teresa Clark. ROW 2 (L-R)-Sherry Dillard, Brenda Rhodes, Sherri Sanders. ROW 3 ( L-R)-Karsandra Sheats, Annie Arnold, Henrietta Richi e. ROW 4 (L-FO-Julia Fambro, Teresa Smith, Pennie Cook. Drill Team: ROW 1 (L-R)-Alvin Sheets, Eddie Bradford, Annie Sue Barnes, Brenda Rhodes, Patty Daniel, Eilene Bradford, Greg Sanders. R OW 2 (L-R)-Farris Jones, Sandra Colbert, George Bailey, Helen Arnold. ROW 3 (L-R)-Jessie Harris, Robert Dunn, Eddie Freedman, Greg Lumpkin, Barbara Fambro, Gail Moore, Gloria Smith, Wanda Witcher, Deborah Van Cleve. Not Pictured-Teresa Clarke. 212 ROT C Color Guard; (L-R)-James Arnold, David Epps, Michael Thomas, Dennis Richardson. ■■-....•-_•• ? . ' :v- : - ,o .; •-;:... •■■- ' •■vs.. ??m? 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We, the Mirari Staff, would like to give our special thanks to the following people: Homeroom Representatives Mr. Bill Maudlin Mike Payne Don Caster Charlie Register Tom Sawyer Faculty Parents and the people of the community 232 Ads STUDENT INDEX . Carla 100, 127, 18 Adams, Charles 100. 183, 184 Adams, Connie 44. 197 Adams. Joel 100, 211. 213 Adams. Kim 100 Adams, Mark 44 Adams. Myron 100, 157 Adams. Preston 80, 116 Adams, Russell 80. 155. 163 Adams. Tracy 100 Addington, Dusty 90 Alexander. Pat 44, 135. 180. 181 Alexander, Suzanne 100. 141 Alexander. Vivian 44. 69. 174, 194. 197, 204 Algeo, Katie 100, 177, 184 Allen. Brenda 90 Allen, Darryl 100 Allen. Donny 90 Allen. Judy 204 Allen. Matthew 80 Allen, Walter 63, 178 Allen, Wanda 80. 201 Allen. Willie 100 Almeida. Anita 44 Alper. Carl 100. 182. 184 Anderson. Bob 90 Anderson, Debbie 80. 174 Anderson. Donna 90. 183. 184. 189 Anderson, Julie 44. 172. 180, 181. 194 Anderson, Julie 90, 184 Anderson. Stanley 90, 139 Andrews, Sandra 90 Anglin. Scott 80, 163 Ansel. Lori 90 Anthony. Naomi 44 Anthony. Natalie 90 Appling. Vera 90 Archer. Becky 90 Archer, Deborah 100 Archer, Steve 90 Armor, Blane 80 Arnold. Angela 100, 122 Arnold, Ann 90, 212 Arnold. Anthony 44. 67. 68. 114. 115. 116. 117, 122 Arnold, Cynthia 100, 211 Arnold. Dale 80 Arnold. Deborah 80. 197 Arnold, Deborah 110, 140 Arnold. Dexter 121 Arnold. Dudley 100. 211 Arnold. Greg 121 Arnold. Gwen 100, 137 Arnold, Helen 80, 206, 207. 211. 212 Arnold. James 62. 213 Arnold. Laurie 80 Arnold. Layne 100 Arnold, Willie 90. 207 Asche. Lori 90 Atyeo. Tom 45, 183, 184. 189 Austin. Anne 80 Autry, Cindy 80 Avants. Clyde 100 Avants. Gary 80. 114. 115, 116, 119, 176. 179 Bailey, George 80. 211. 212 Bailey, Mike 90, 157, 174. 178 Baker. Cheryl 90. 176 Baker. Kelly 80. 199 Ball. Jimmy 90 Bankston, Anthony 100 Barnes, Arthur 100 Barnes, Sue 80. 211, 212 Barnes, Ruth 100 Barnes, Todd 45, 165. 172. 194 Barnett. Debbie 90. 179, 204 Barnett, Jill 100 Barnett. Julia 211 Barnett. Mary 45. 197. 204 Barnett, Stanley 210 Barrett, Maria 90. 141 Barstow. Linda 90. 176, 194 Bartlett. Anthony 100, 121 Bearss. Charles 45. 199 Begnaud. Brian 45 Benedict. Mark 80 Bennett. Norma 80. 197 Benson. Sharon 45, 174, 184, 186, 197. 204. 210 Bentley, Donald 80 Bentley. Lilly 90. 207 Bernstein. Brad 90 Bernstein, Celeste 45. 201 Berngan, Joe 100, 163. 177 Berngan. Michael 90. 176. 177, 206, 208 Bess. Kim 90 Betts, Lauren 90. 174. 178 Betts. Rusty 80 Billups, Andrew 100 BMIups, Cacynthia 210 Billups, Cecil 90 Billups. Will 80 Bmns, Daphne 90. 204 Bircher. Anne 100 Bircher, Elizabeth 45. 194 Bircher. Kevin 45 Birth. Ted 45 Blaesmg, Mike 80. 197 Blankenship, Mark 81, 155, 194 Blasingame. Bryan 100, 157 Blasingame. Donnie 100 Bliss. Lisa 101 Block, David 205 Blose. Janet 90. 164 Blose, Jim 45. 165 Blum. Dana 101. 172. 176. 179 Blum. Dawn 45, 176. 179 Bobon, Benny 101, 183, 184 Bobon. Rosemane 81. 184. 185 Bogner. Ruth 45. 201 Bolton, Cathy 101. 211 Bolton. Kathy 211 Bolton. Robert 90 Bond, Larry 90. 211 Bond. Walter 101 Bone, Angela 90 Bone, Karen 81. 199 Boney. Bernard 212 Boring, Randy 81, 138 Bothwell. Carrie 81. 176 Bothwell. James 63. 182. 184 Bothwell. Meg 90 Boulogne. Shannon 101. 174 Bourdette. Cheryl 90. 176 Bowden. Bill 63 Bowden, Mary 45. 184. 186. 194 Bowden. Mike 101 Bowden. Nancy 90. 140. 172. 176 Bowden. Roy 101 Bowen, Dick 101 Bowen. Lari 194 Bowen. Mark 81. 113 Box. Becky 45. 67. 68. 69. 129, 135. 172. 194 Box. Brent 46 Box. Mark 90, 155. 176. 183. 184. 194 Bradford. Charlene 101 Bradford. Edward 210, 212 Bradford, Eilene 81, 212 Bradford, Joe 101 Bradford, William 91 Bradley, Tina 46. 71. 194 Bradshaw. Scott 81. 204 Branch, Carla 81. 182. 184 Brannan, Buddy 81 Brannen, Bonnie 46. 70. 174 Brannen, Clyde 46 Brannon. Ted 101. 121. 131 Braucher. Anne 101. 141 Braucher, Cyndi 46. 68. 180, 181 Bretscher. Susan 101, 164 Brewer. Kathy 101 Bridges. Jackie 90 Brightwell, Darnell 90 Brightwell. Gordon 81 Brightwell, Joe 91. 116 Brightwell. 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Neal 92 Colglazier, Kathy 48, 184, 186 Collins. Bncktord 211 Collins. Dennis 210 Colquitt, Cathy 101 Colquitt. David 101 Colsten. Steve 101 Colville. Debbie 48. 194 Compton, Allison 82 Condron, Melanie 48 Condron. Natalie 92. 182. 184 Conn. Howard 92 Conn, Randall 48, 210 Conolly, Jane 178 Conyers, Sue 208 Cook, Michael 92. 176, 177, 209 Cook. Pennie 48. 178. 212 Cook. Stan 102, 131 Cook, Thomas 48. 176. 177. 194, 209 Cooper. Alphonza 92, 138 Cooper. Bonny 82 Cooper. Michael 211 Cooper. Steve 209 Cooper, Vanessa 211 Corina. Don 102. 189 Corina. Robert 92. 183. 184, 194 Couch, Curtis 102. 121 Cox. Miriam 48, 69. 70, 139. 179, 194, 197, 204 Cox, Sandra 82. 141 Cox, Vanessa 92, 141, 204 Cox. Vernell 82. 174. 204 Craig, Suzie 202 M i • 202 Cntelli, Mike 102 Cromer. Eddie 102. 210 Cromer, Patrick 102 Cromer, Sherry 91 Crosby. Mike 183. 184. 189. 207 Curtis. Greg 82, 155 Daniel. Glen 92 Daniel. Hollis 138 Daniel. James 138 Daniel. Michael 121 Daniel. Patty 82, 211. 212 Daniel. Steve 48. 167 Dantzler. Blame 102 Dantzler, Brant 208 Darsey. Hubert 211 Davee. Diane 48. 197 Davenport. Gloria 92, 204 Davenport, Joyce 92 Davenport. Philip 82 Davis. Gary 102. 183. 184 Davis. Lawrence 183. 184 Davis. Lisa 82, 164 Davis. John 139 Davis. Phil 91 Davis. Ricky 92 Davis, Tyrone 102, 121 Davison. Annette 48, 197 Dawson, Karen 102 Dawson. Kenneth 48 Day. Deborah 92. 184. 185 Day. Larry 48. 184 Day. Jimmy 102, 121 Deacon, Jeannette 82 Deacon, Roberta 82 Decker, Brian 82 Decker, Roger 82 Dekazos, Demetnas 82. 183. 184, 189, 194 Demsey. Lisa 102 Derncotte. Linda 102 DeRosa, James 102 DeSa, Julie 48 DeSa, Tina 92 Devlin, Sonuel 102 Dillard, Frednca 102 Dillard, Lorenzo 82 Dillard, Ricky 91 Dillard, Sherry 83, 199. 212 Doolittle. Billy 83 Doolittle, Jan 92 Doolittle. Teresa 102 Dorsey, Calvin 93. 116 Dorsey. Charles 48, 71. 114. 1L6, 117. 125 Dorsey, Tony 93. 116. 155 Doster. Veronica 93 Dover, Randy 83. 116 Dover, Robin 102. 131, 137 Dowdy, Angela 102. 182. 184 Dowdy, Christine 102 Dowdy, Patricia 48 Dress. Carolyn 93 Dress. Susan 48, 129. 194 Duffell, Debbie 49 Duffell. Patti 93 Dull. Chris 83. 183, 184, 189, 194 Duncan. Carol 83. 180. 181 Duncan. Cathy 93. 179. 184. 186. 194 Duncan. Chris 93. 176 Duncan. Freda 201 Dunn, David 102 Dunn, Robert 93. 211, 212 Durden, Flip 121 Duttweiler, James 49. 194 Duttweiler, Peter 93. 176. 182. 184, 194. 206. 207, 209 DuVall, Mike 83 Dwinell, Kathy 102, 184 Dyer, Mark 83 Eberhart. Elizabeth 93 Eberhart, Mike 83, 116 Echols. Deborah 83 Edwards. Bobby 102 Edwards. Hardy 93. 163, 177 Edwards, Jim 49. 138. 172 Edwards. Priscilla 49 Edwards, Stephen 93. 157 Eidson, Jeff 93. 177, 182. 184 Eisele, Gail 83 Elam. Mark 93 Elder. Cathy 102 Elder, Cindy 83 Elder. Felica 49, 197 Elliot. Marian 102 Elliot. Patsy 49. 201 Elliot. Peggy 93 Ellis, Delons 49, 197 Ellis, Sherry 93 Endsley. Mark 93 Engh-Kittelson, Lillian 83 Enos. Carole 83, 125, 130. 184. 185 Enos, Mitch 49. 69. 70, 182. 184. 194 Entrek.n. John 93. 177. 183. 184. 194, 209 Entrekin, Woody 49. 71. 194 Epps. David 49, 211, 213 Erwm, Ronnie 199 Evans, Eddie 93 Evans, Greg 102 Evans. John 93. 182. 184 Evans. Lynn 102. 184 Evans. Vickie 125 Fambro, Barbara 49. 212 Fambro. Denise 83. 212 Fambro, Terry 212 Fambrough . Mary 102 Farmer. Dede 102. 131, 187 Farnworth, Susie 83. 164 Farr. Jeff 83. 204 Faulkner. Lori 93 Faulkner, Randy 49 Faust, Stanley 211 Favors, Judy 209 Felts. Debbie 208 Felts. Ricky 93. 177 Ferguson, Gay 49, 197 Field, Beth 49 Field, Bonnie 102. 179 Field. Frances 102 Fields. Lynn 93 Finch. Louise 211 Student Index 233 Finch. Lacrecia 102 Fmdley. Mitch 102 Finnerty. Beth 83. 135. 172. 179. 194 Finnerty. Carrie 49. 197 Finnerty. Todd 102. 157. 182, 184 Firth. Holly 83. 197 F.sher. Bobbi 102 Fisher, Lee Ann 83 Fisher. Greg 49. 182. 184. 189 Fleeman. Keith 102 Fleeman. Linda 102 Fleeman. Marlon 83. 210 Fleeman. Rodney 102 Flodm. Catrina 50, 174, 176 Flynn. Michael 102, 184 Foote, Sherri 103 Ford. Karl 50 Ford. Larry 103 Ford, Roy 83 Ford. Walter 103. 121 Fortson. Lynne 103. 176 Fortson. Phil 50. 116. 117. 125 Foster. Bobby 103 Foster. Brenda 103 Foster, Tammy 93 Foster, Timmy 21 1 Foster. Tommy 93 Fowler. Chip 50. 68. 70. 114. 115. 116. 117. 124 i 93. 130. 176. 177. 179. 184, 181 Free. Mike 50 Freeman. Charles 103 Freeman. Curtis 93 Freeman. Dexter 50. 69. 116. 174 Freeman. Fra.zer 103 Freeman. Kathryn 103 Freeman. Jerry 103 Freeman. Otis 103. 139 Freeman, Vivian 93 Frost, Mark 50. 68. 69. 172. 176. 177. 194. 209 Fuller. Carol 93 Fuller. Erica 50. 172. 194 Fuller. Scott 83 Fuller. Steve 83 Fulton. Michael 83. 211 Gable, Robin 93. 174 Gairns. Bill 103. 182. 184 Gallagher. Rod 93. 176 Garrard. Rachel 93 Gartrell. Toni 103 Gay. Freddie 103 Gazda. David 83. 194 Gerard, Amo 93. 176 Gerard. Billy 83. 116. 176 Gerrett. Jimmy 93. 176 Gibson. Brent 50 Gilham. Timmy 83 Gilmore. Denise 102 Gmn. Bobby 103. 182, 184 Glenn, Adam 103. 183. 184 Glenn. Wanda 93 Goddard. Daniel 211 Goddard. Sammie 204 Goeke. Robin 50 Goldenberg. Chen 50. 125. 184. 185 Golembiewski, Hope 50. 69. 194 Golley. Kathleen 83 Gonzales. Mark 50. 71, 184. 189 Gonzales. Thais 93 Good, Joy 103 Goodson, Celina 93. 209 Goodson, Karen 103 Goossens. Trudy 103 Gordon. Terrie 83 Goss. Cheryll 93, 176. 212 Goss. Chris 103. 211 Goss, Kevin 93. 139 Goss. Teresa 93 Gould. Beth 93 Gould. Sara 50. 197 Greenway, Gary 103 Gresham, Deborah 103 Gresham, Felicia 83. 191 Gresham. Gwen 50 Gresham, Walter 50 Gnese, Nate 103 Griffeth. Cynthia 83 Gnffeth. Oliver 103 Griffeth. Gwen 51, 139. 140 Griffith. Steve 83. 103 Gronade. Gene 51 Gross, Marshall 51 Groves, Terry 210 Groves, Tony 103 Gruner. Mark 84. 182, 184, 189, 194 G runer. Valerie 93. 177. 184. 185. 194. 206 Guest. Beverly 84 Guest. Jeannette 93 Guest. Maria 84 Guest. Tern 84, 201 Gun ; 51 Guntharp, Jeff 103, 121 Haeberer. Fred 51. 174, 177 Hall, April 103 Hall. Bernice 51 Hall. Gloria 51 Hall. Phyllis 84 Hamm, Keith 93 Hammond. Jeff 51, 183. 184. 189 Hammond. Kim 51 Hammond. Lauri 93, 182, 184 Hammond, Shelby 93 Hammond, Terri 94 Hammond, Tom 103 Hampton. Susan 94 Hanna. Jim 84. 207 Hanna. Mark 103 Hanson. Michael 103. 182. 184. 210 Hardigree. Kathy 197 Harper. Colett 103 Harper. Michael 199 Harris. Cathy 84 Harris. Charles 51 Harris. Jesse 94. 211. 212 Harris. Joe 103 Harris. Judy 51. 204. 207 Harris. Leslie 51. 179. 199. 204 Harris. Lorenzo 103. 211 Harris. Mathew 103 Harris. Nancy 94. 204 Harris. Penny 84 Harris, Robert 94 Harshbarger. Scott 103 Harter. Jessica 51. 194. 201 Hartley, Clay 84. 116. 131 Harvey. Donna 51. 70, 126. 129. 180. 181 Harvey. Drew 51. 138. 194 Harwood. Katy 94, 176. 182, 184 Hasty. Chuck 94. 165. 172. 176. 177 Hasty. Lisa 51. 68. 140. 172. 194 Hatchell. Brian 103. 157 Hatchell. Gary 94. 204 Hatchell. Martha 52. 180. 181. 194 Hauie, Teresa 103 Hauntsman. Walter 52. 213 Hawk. Ann 52. 124. 174. 184. 185 Hawk. Jan 52. 123. 174. 184. 185 Hawkins, Frank 103 Hawkins, Joyce 84. 201 Ha ! ' LI Hawkins, Tammy 94 Hawkins, Ted 52 Hawkins, Tim 104 Hayes. Connie 94 Haynes, Greg 84 Haynie. Teresa 211 Head. Gael 52. 194, 207 Heard, Sidney 52. 116. 117, 123 Heaton. Kathy 52 Hector. Costella 104 Hector. Patricia 104 Hegwood. Russ 94. 155 Hemze. Laurie 52. 179 Henderson, Harold 104 Hendren. Becky 94. 176, 177 Henkel, Pamela 211 Henning. Dawn 84, 183. 194 Hester. Barbara 84. 174. 199 Hester. Burton 52 Hester, Deborah 84, 127. 184. 185 Hester. Tammie 104 Hicks, Natalie 94. 182. 184 Hight. Bryan 52. 194 Hill, Charles 210 Hill. Clarence 84 Hill. Cynthia 104 Hill. Ellen 84. 183. 184 Hill. Eric 104. 184 Hill, Eugene 104 Hill 104 Hill, Wendell 104 Hill, Wynell 104 Hillard. Rehay 104 Hines. Heidi 104 Hines, Melody 94 Hines, Toby 52 Hirshoren. Greg 94. 206. 207 Hitchcock, Donna 211 Hitchcock. Wanda 84 Hix. Jeff 84. 116 Hix. Marsha 84, 197 Hobbs, Mike 104. 155 Hobbs. Susan 94, 157 Holifield, Wanda 104 Holloman. Karen 52, 197, 208 Holmes. Debbie 94 Holston. Bernard 94. 182. 184 Honigberg, Dim 194 Honigberg. Saul 84, 194, 209 Hopewell, Tommy 94 Hopkins, Ida 52 Home. Alan 194 Home. Dianne 52. 207 Horton. Brenda 94 Horton. Terri 104 Horvat. Anna 104. 182. 184 Horvat. John 94. 210, 213 House. Lynn 211 Howard. Allison 52, 197 Howard. Leslie 198 Howard. Lindsey 84 Howard. Marian 84. 135. 206. 207 Howard. Michael 53 Howard. Natamel 197 Howard. Renee 94 Howard. Roberta 94 Howard. Sarah 84 Howell, Tracy 213 Hoyt, Alison 94. 182. 184. 189 Hubbard. Dorothy 104 Hubbard, James 94 Hubbard, Sandra 94 Hubbard. Steven 94 Hudson. Billy 121 Hudspeth. Leah 84. 194 Huff. Cynthia 84 Huff. Cynthia 104. 211 Huff, Lynda 140, 201 Huggs. Bobby 84. 211 Huggs. Donna 53. 125. 204. 207 Huggs, Hedy 94. 211 Hughes. Jeff 211 Hulsey. Phyllis 53. 199 Hulsey, Steve 104 Human. Debbie 94 Humbert. Jeff 199 Humbert, Kimber 194 Humphreys, Cathy 104, 184 Humphreys. Gail 84 Hunter. Dexter 53. 116. 117. 126. 178. 211 Hunter. Isaiah 53 Hunter. Joyce 53. 68. 140 Hunter. Kenneth 148 Hunter. Sheila 210 Hurley. Karla 53. 71. 126. 174. 179. 184. Hutcheson. Jon 104 Hutchinson. Cynthia 53, 199 Hutchison. Mary Sue 94 Hyde. Cindy 104 Hyde. Sandy 104 Ike, David 53. 68. 70, 71. 172. 189. 194 Impeduglia. John 94. 116 Ingram. Monme 84. 199 Inman. Jody 84 Ine. Wesley 94. 199 Isler, Carolyn 53 Ivie. Laura 94 Jackson. Angela 104 Jackson. Charles 53. 70. 116. 117. 125. 130 Jackson, Claudette 197 Jackson. Darrell 116. 117. 123 Jackson. Faye 104 Jackson. Fredna 94. 179 Jackson, Mike 104. 121 James. Chip 94. 157. 176 James. Jeff 94. 204 James, Lisa 84. 172 Jarrard. Jimmy 104 Jeffers. Tony 84. 182. 184 Jennings. Janet 53. 197, 204 Jennings. Robert 53. 116. 117, 119. 126 Jennings. Tom 104 Jensen, Carol 104, 137 Jensen. Kris 53. 172, 179. 194 Jewell, Marsie 84 Johnson, Anthony 94 John i 94 Johnson, Deanne 94 Johnson. Debbie 53 Johnson, Ed 84. 194 Johnson. Gail 53. 199 Johnson. George 211 Johnson. Jeff 84 Johnson, Jerome 104. 121 Johnson. Jim 104 Johnson. Kathy 94 Johnson. Linda 54. 197, 208 Johnson. Michael 94 Johnson. Mike 85 Johnson. Milton 210 Johnson. Pam 104. 208 Johnson, Robert 85 Johnson. Russell 85 Johnson, Sharon 85. 204 Johnson. Valerie 104 Johnson, Walter 94 Johnson. YiVonne 54. 174. 194. 204, 207 Jones. Bemta 94 Jones. Carlton 201 Jones. Carolyn 54. 71. 135 Jones. Darryl 104. 121 Jones. Hettie 94 Jones. Jay 94, 182. If Jones. Jerry 104 104 185 Hu an, Doug 121 Jones. Robert 123 Jones. Steve 104. 157 Jones. Valerie 54. 172. 174. 194 Jones. Velinda 94, 179 Jones. Walter 94 Jordan, Cindy 104. 140 Jordan, Dimitn 85 Jordan. Greg 94. 116. 177. 209 Jordan, Homer 1 16 Jordan. Ins 104 Jordan, Jeff 104 Jordan, Jill 85. 172 Jordan. Karen 85. 123. 172. 179. 184. 186 Jordan, Richard 219 Jordan. Sandra 104. 176. 182. 184 Jordan, Terry 85 Junkin, Marian 104. 177 Junkins, Wayne 85 Kagerer, Danny 54 Kahan. Magan 94. 176 Kalivoda. Beth 54. 180. 181 Kalivoda. Karen 94, 172. 189 Kardoes. Kathy 95 Kardoes. Randy 121 Kassinger, Caroline 85. 164. 184. 185 Kassinger, Chip 54. 69. 116, 117. 124. 162. 163 Kay. Hilda 104. 174. 204 Keach. Kim 85, 182, 184 Keane, Jenny 95. 172 Keane. Mary 58. 194, 197 Kelley. George 95 Kelley, Jay 104 Kelley. Mike 104 Kelly. Cynthia 85. 197 Kelly. Sue 95. 130. 176. 177. 184. 186 Kenney, Sandra 85 Kenney. Steve 105. 163 Kennon. Kathy 54, 206, 207 Kent, Brian 155 Kent. Ken 189 Kent. Mitzi 95 Kepp, Jack 95. 116. 157 Kesler. Phillip 184 Kettle, Frances 85. 199 Key. Diana 54. 68. 70. 159. 172, 180. 181 Kidd. Dalanda 85 Kidd. Kay 105 Kidd. Johnny 105. 182. 184 Kilpatrick. Jeanette 85 Kilpatnck. Vicki 95 Kinnard. Cindy 85. 179 Kinnett. Brian 54, 172 Kiser. Joyce 54. 197 Kitchens. Tim 54 Kittle, Greg 211 Kittle. Lamar 210 Kittle. Tracy 105 Klassen. Kris 105. 157. 207 Kleven, Laurel 95. 177. 194 Koenigshof. Jean 95 Kooyman. Mark 54. 183. 184 Kotnik, Annette 54 Kouder. Fussell 64. 116. 117. 127 LaCount. Lynn 54, 201 LaCount. Norma 105. 184 Lago. Lenise 85. 182. 184. 189 Lago, Scott 64. 206, 207 LaMorte. Annette 85. 172, 184. 186, 194 Landers. Joy 95 Langford. David 95. 116 LaRocca, Beth 55. 71. 176. 177, 189. 194. 206, 207 Larsen. Beth 95. 209 Larson. Margaret 105 Lash. Tim 197 Lassiter. Susan 95, 194 Latimer. Sammy 105 Lattimore. Debbie 95 Lattimore. Jeff 105 Lavender. Barbara 105 Lavender. Tammy 105 Lawrence. Darwin 105, 139 Lawrence. David 138 Lawson. Lisa 95 Lay. Charmaine 95. 141 Lay. Keith 121 Lea. Mark 95. 182. 184 Leach. Rickey 121 Leach, Rob 55 Leach, Ron 85 League, Cindy 55, 182, 184 Leaptrott, Lynn 85 Ledet. Bruce 55, 184 Ledet. Dian e 85. 176, 177, 189. 194, 207 Lee. Kenneth 95 Lee. Soo Haeng 105 Leonard. Lor. 105 Leonard. Mark 105 Lester. Alethea 105 Lester. John 85. 116 Lewis, Mona 105 Lewis. Sherry 85 Linder, Scott 105 Linder. Tern 95 Lmston, Shirley 176. 209 Littell. Kenneth 85, 211 Littell, Kevin 105. 210 Llewallyn. Garnett 55 Lloyd. Mark 85 Logan. Frank 95 Logue. Mike 95. 155. 176. 209 Long. David 85 Long. Dorothy 95 Long. Pam 55, 179. 197 Long, Rickey 85 Looney. Randy 105 Lovell. Christy 85, 159. 172. 194 Lovern. Vivian 55. 197 Lowe. Edie 59 Lowrey. Julie 105 Lowrey. Rob 85 Loy. Jenny 105 Lucas, Kenny 85 Lumpkin, Doug 105 Lumpkin. Greg 105, 212 Lumpkin. Pam 105 Lumpkin. Stanley 55 Lumpkin. Terry 95 Lunsford. Barbara 85 Lyda. Roxanne 105 Lyon. Robert 55 Mack. Alex 105. 121 Maddox, Anthony 105 Maddox. Cindy 105 Maddox. Carol 85 Maddox. Chip 105 Maddox. David 95 Maddox. Ed 55. 204 Maddox. Martin 85 Maddox. Mike 85 Maddox. Susan 95, 176 Maddox. Wanda 95 Maddox. William 95 Maginmss. Chris 95. 163 Maher, Mike 55 Malaier. Melissa 182. 184 Malanoski, Tim 162 Malinowski, Ellie 95. 130. 135 Malcolm. Carol 85, 176. 183. 184 Mann. Gary 55 Mann. Rita 105. 131 Mapp, Steve 211 Marley. Allison 55, 178 Marley, Raymond 55, 197 Marlow. Ronnie 95 Martin, Alison 105 Martin, Freddy 95 Martin. Jim 105. 179 Martin, Joe 105 Martin. John 95, 182. 184. 207 Martin. Kathy 95 Martin. Tina 206 Mason. Yvonne 105. 183, 184 Massey, Julie 55. 172. 180. 181 Mathis. Audrey 209 Mathis, Pamela 85 Mathis. Sandra 105 Mathis. Susan 95. 176 Mathis, Velinda 85 Matthews. Mike 56 Matthews. Richard 95, 184. 189 Matthews. Rob 105. 121. 131 Mayfield, Teresiana 56 McAllister, David 105 McAllister. Frankie 211 McBnde. Mike 95. 174, 182.184 McBnde. Mindy 56. 174 McCannon, Darlene 95 McCannon. Diane 95 McCarthy, Shelly 95. 122, 176. 179 McCarty. Tracy 211 McChrystal, Karen 56. 197 McClain. Judy 122 McClure. Chris 105, 157 McClure. Robert 85. 155 McCormack. Lisa 95. 176 234 Student Index McCormack. Tom 56. 155 McCoy. Mary 85. 131. 135 McCoy. Terry 95, 183. 184. 189 McCune, Deborah 95 McCune. Lynn 105 McCurley. Mike 95. 139 McDaniel. Bill 105 McDaniel. John 209 McDaniel. Walter 211 McDonald, Mandy 105, 131. 137 McDonald. Randy 56. 176, 184. 189 McElhannon. Biddy 56, 68. 71. 135. 194 McElhannon. Randy 105. 121 McGlohon. Neal 105 McGuire. David 85. 174. 210. 213 McGuire, Jim 105. 163 McKinley. David 101 McK.nney, Stafford 95. 116 McKinney. Tina 105 McKinnon. Mark 85. 116 McNair. Amy 105, 184 McNair, Matt 85. 155. 176 McNair. Pam 95 McNeil. Hank 56. 176. 184 McNeil. Stanley 85. 182, 184 Mead- ows. Lizza 211 Medir a, Carlos 105 Medir a, Edward 85 Melso n. Judy 209 Melto n. Sandy 96 Merci iri. Joe 85. 182. 184, 189, 194 Mem iri, Mary 105. 137 Merol a. Teresa !99 Meyei •, James 96 ■, Jamese 199 Meyei . Teresa 96 Middlebrooks. Chester 106 Miles. Janes 199 Miller Bernie 56 Miller, Bobbie 96 Miller, Celia 106. 184 Miller, Cindy 85 Miller David 85. 189 Miller Debbie 106 Miller Freddie 96 Miller Heather 199 Miller Jeff 56 Miller John 85. 114. 116. 130 Miller Lisa 106 Miller Mane 199 Miller Pam 56 Miller Scott 203 Miller. Tammy 96 Millstead. Mike 85. 130 Millwood, Debbie 56. 184. 185, 194 Minisr ]. Earl 211 Mir 109 Mitchell, GregGreg 56. 183. 184 Mize. Anita 56 Mize. Brenda 176 Mize. Howard 106 Moody. Lynn 106 Moody. Jane 96 Moody. Tanya 56, 70. 184. 186. 187. 194 Moon. Greg 56. 116. 117. 124 Moore, Delores 106 Moore. Gail 141. 211. 212 Moore. Jackie 86 Moreland. Thomas 96 Morgan, Mandy 86. 123. 184 Morgan. Wallace 106, 157 Morris, Bill 57. 194 Morris. Diana 57. 179, 194, 201 Morris. Douglas 106 Morris. Mike 96. 157. 194. 209 Morris. Phil 57. 176. 177. 194. 207, 208 Morris. Rickey 106. 121. 211 Morris. Wilma 211 Morris. Yvonne 86, 140. 179. 197 Morrow, Kathy 86 Motes, Connie 96 Motte. Rita 199 Muckle, Aaron 96. 210 Muckle. Carlene 57 Mullan, Patti 86 Mullan. Richard 57 Mullenix, Eric 57 Mullis. Mitch 96. 116. 130 Mullis. Mitzi 106. 137 Munnell, Amy 106 Murph. Steve 106, 157 Murray. Linda 106 Murray, Max 86, 207. 210 Murray. Mike 96 Myrtle. Marcus 106 Nash. Lois 96. 211 Nash. Nathaniel 57. 116, 117. 119. 125 Nash. Stanley 96. 116. 119 Nash. Ste ve 106 Neal. Dianne 96. 179 Neal. Freda 57 Neal. Rabun 57. 172. 176. 194 Neely, Gloria 106 Nelms, Howell 96 Neslon. Kim 199 Nelson. Walter 57 Nesbitt. Pricess Ann 86. 204 Nesbitt. Thomas 96 Newing. Cynthia 199 Newkirk. Jean 106 Nickolaus, Nathan 121 Nix, David 96. 209 Nix. Joe 199 Nix. Judy 96 Noakes. Wendy 106. 189 Noell, Rachel 106 Noell. Terry 96 Nolan, Bucky 106. 121 Nolan, Maxy 116. 117, 122 Noles. Steve 57 Norris, Cindy 96 Norris. Joann 96 North. Carlton 211 Nowell. David 106, 121 Nowell. Edwin 166 Nowell. Tony 86 Nunnally, Annette 106 Nunnally. Darrell 106 O ' Brien, Maureen 106, 172 Occhipinto. Mike 86. 201 Ogle. Becky 96 Ogelsby. Charles 199 Ogelsby. Ed 106. 207 Ogelsby. Terry 96 Ogeltree. Connie 96. 176 O ' Kelley. Ligon 57. 70. 116. 117. 127 Okey. Jay 106. 177 Oldham. Rhonda 106 Oliver. David 106 Oliver, Mike 86. 178 Oliverio. Sharon 201 O ' Morrow. Sharon 86 Ondic. David 86 Ondic, William 173 Onofrio. Teri 57 Owens. Bernard 184, 189 Pace, Richard 106 Padgett. David 57. 116. 117. 127, 207, 209 Painter, Judy 86, 182. 184 Paramore. Dottie 211 Pardue, David 57, 194 Parker, David 106 Parker. Michael 184 Parks. Barbara 106 Parks. Patti 106 Parks. Stagger 96 Parnell. Michele 106. 184, 186 Parr. Brax 199 Parrott, David 199 Parrott. Tina 96. 130. 177. 184. 186 Pass, Denise 96 Pass. Ricky 106 Patman, Barbara 107 Patman. Eddie 199 Patman. Sarah 186 Patrick. Debbie 86 Patrick. Lamar 96. 182, 184, 209 Patterson, Briggs 96. 172. 179. 183. 184 Patterson. Jack 96. 194 Patterson. Julie 58, 197 Pattman. Barbara 96 Patton, Brian 107, 121 Patton. Del 107. 121 Patton, Greg 86 Patton. Pam 58 Paul, Jeff 107 Payne. Jimmy 86. 114. 116 Payne, Marilyn 107 Payne, Mike 58. 178. 183. 194 Pearson, Teresa 107 Pederson, Denny 97 Peecher. Dan 96. 176 Peek. David 182. 184 Peek. Judy 96 Peeler. John 86 Peltier. Bill 96 Pendergrass, Candy 58. 208. 211 Penn. Lucius 199 Perkins. Jeff 97 Perrm. Leigh 86. 184. 185. 194 Perrin. Sharon 107, 179, 182. 184 Perry. Cindy 86. 201 Perry, Meg 96 Perry. Mike 58. 174 Perteet. Lynn 189 Petty. Dwight 121 Petty. Martin 199 Petty. Ulysses 189 Philip. Kathryn 189 Phillips. Lee 86. 130. 135. 194 Picas, Adalbert 96, 176 Pickett, Cynthia 96 Pierce. Lisa 96, 176 Pilcher. Steve 199 Pileggi, Nicholas 107 Pmtar, John 96 Pintar, Mark 107 Pippin, Archie 207 Pittard. Gene 86 Pittard, Janice 96 Pittard. Jennifer 96 Pittard, Jon 86 Pittard. Patricia 86 Pittard, Sandra 96. 127. 135. 204 Pittard. Tommy 86. 116 Pittman, Anthony 86 Pittman. John 121 Pittman. Robert 107 Pittman. Willie 199 Pokorny. Charles 107. 207 Pokorny, Kathy 86, 182, 184 Poole. Glenda 58. 199 Pope, James 86 Pope. Johna 107 Pope, Kay 86 Pope. Sadie 58. 174. 197 Porter. Jeff 86. 206. 208 Porter, Russ 96 Postero, Leslie 58 Potts. David 87 Powell. Diane 58. 159. 172. 180. 181 Powell. Donna 87 Powell. Kevin 107 Powell. Madelyn 87. 184. 185 Powell. Randy 177 Powell, Richard 87. 209 Prather. Vicki 87 Press. Daniel 96. 176. 177. 207 Preston, Barbie 58 Preston. Debbie 97. 182. 184 Price. Nancy 107 Price. Teresa 107 Pritchett. Beverly 97 Pritchett. Eugenia 97 Puchala. Al 97. 116. 194 Purvis. Gina 58 Quigley. Tom 97. 155. 194. 209 Rackins. Lester 87. 138 Raffield. Kurt 107 Raines. Dennis 97. 139 Raines. Teresa 58. 174. 194 Rainey, Wanda 5.8. 174. 197. 204 Ramsey, Debbi Raschke, Mary Reaves, Mary 87 Reece, Dawn 107 i 58. 178 Reid. Tony 97 Resby. Ronnie Reuter, Anne 97,_ Reuter. Mary 107 Reuter. Mike 199, Reynolds, John 1, Reynolds, Joy 107 ( Reynolds, Kevin 87 Reynolds, Mike 97 Reynolds, Tena 97 Rhodes, Brenda Rhyne. Grace 97 Rice, Will 97, 1 Rich. Jon 107. Rich. Todd 182, Richardson. Bre Richardson Richardson Richie. Henrietta 107. 212 Riddle. Matt 107 121 Rittenberry Rittenberry. Vane: Rives. Becky 5 r ' Roach. Angels Roach. Jeff 2 Roach, Tommy y M Robbins. Mary 59. 1(64. 185. 194 Roberson. Bentley 7 Roberson. Lyn 97 Roncardon. Mike 107. 157 Rose, David 59 Rose, Steve 89 Rose. S usan 107 Rosen, Amy 59 Roth, Marc 97. 182. 184. 189 Rounds. Linda 97. 179. 206. 207 Rowlette. Jeff 97 Roxburgh. Robert 107 Roy. Becky 107. 176 Roy. Cathy 56, 176 Royal, Ed 199 Ruben, Tricia 88 Rudow. Nancy 97 Rue 107 Ruehle. Keith 59 Ruff. Greg 87. 155 Russell, Jay 59. 67. 115. 116. 117, 123 Stewart. Gk Stewart. Stewart, t .., .. Stewart. Willie 108 Sy Stokes. Ed 211 £ Stokes. Janice 210 Stokes. Jemy 139 Stokes, Jerry 108 Stokes. Lee 108. 210 Strickland. Lacey 108, 211 Strickland. Mary 88. 184. 185 Strickland. Terri 61. 201 Strickland. Tommy 108 Strong. Dan 88, 138 Strong. Janet 61. 197, 204 ' ng. Terry 98 Swanstrom. Adriana 98 Swanstrom, Maria 61. 201 Sweetser. Beth 98 Sanders. Debra 87. 174. 179 184. 186, 204 Taboada, Gabreal 61, 207 Sanders. Greg 59. 199, 210. 212 Tan. Budi 88. 194 Sanders. Mark 97 Tate. Sandy 98. 140. 204 Sanders. Pam 107. 211 Tate. Wanda 108 Sanders. Rodney 97 Taylor. April 108, 211 Sanders. Rodney 107 Taylor, Emotrice 88. 199 Sanders, Sherri 107. 212 Taylor, Jerry 99 Sanner. Richard 211 Taylor. Loretta 102 Sansing, Susan 87. 184, 186 Taylor. Paulette 88. 140, 211 Sandoval, Lamar 87 Taylor, Nathan 199 Sapp, David 59 Thacker. Julie 88, 179. 183. 184. 194 Sartain. Lisa 59 Thaxton. Bruce 99 Savage. David 107 Thomas. George 108 Savage. Kenneth 87 Thomas, Henry 184 Sawyer, Tom 59, 209 Thomas. Linda 108 Saxton, David 199 Thomas. Mike 88. 174. 209. 211. 213 Shivar. Zach 98. 204 Thompson, Annette 108, 177 Short. Loren 108. 137 Thompson. Brad 88. 183. 184 Shotick. Karm 98. 184. 185 Thompson, Christine 99. 209 Shukair, Gia 108, 207 Thompson, David 61. 194. 208 Shuler, Greg 87 Thompson, Elizabeth 99, 177 Siegel, Lisa 98 Thompson, Jon 88. 177 Sikes, Mark 87. 199 Thompson, Paul ' 99 Simmons. Michael 199 Thompson, Stanley 199 Simmons. Ronnie 174 Thompson, Tommy 108 Simpson. Billy 88, 116 Thompson, Wade 61. 66. 68. 69. 71. 116. Simpson. Frank 108. 121 117. 126. 129 Simpson. Lamar 60. 155 Thomson, David 61 Simpson. Richard 88 Thurmond. Randall 108. 121 Sims, Angela 60 Tiller. Dale 108 Sims, Angela 98 Tiller. Frank 88, 199 Sims, David 98. 116 Tiller, Johnny 99 Sims. Gwen 88 Tillman. Terri 88. 176. 177, 206, 207 Sims, Janice 199 Tinga, Nancy 99. 174, 184 Sims. Karen 189 Titshaw, Elaine 108. 207 Sinclair. Arthur 87 Tolbert, Brien 88 Sink. Marritt 60, 183. 184. 194 Toney. Buddy 108. 211 Sink. Scott 98, 157 Toney. Vickey 99. 212 Sipes. Tracy 88 Toney. Wendell 99 Skinner. Myra 88 Toole. Brenda 108 Sloan. Nita 98 Towers. Steve 61 Smith. Alvin 108. 121 Towner. Nancy 61. 208 Smith. Bobby 108 Towner. Robert 108 Smith. Brenda 108 Townsend. Charles 210 Smith, Calvin 108. 207 Townsend. Chuck 61. 204 Smith. Carolyn 108 Travis. Randy 88. 178 Smith. Charlie 98 Treadway. Keith 108. 162. 163 Smith. Cheryl 88. 184, 185 Treadwell. Joyce 88 Smith. Chris 88 Treadwell. Juanita 108 Smith, David 60. 199. 204 Trieb. Ellen 61. 174 Smith, Dean 199 Trieb. Jim 99. 174. 207 Smith, Deanne 98. 174, 184, 185 Truitt, Billie Jean 88 Smith, Debra 108 Tucker, Janice 99 Smith. Dennie 199 Tucker. Janine 99 Smith. Dorothy 88 Tuggle. Mitch 108 Smith. Frederick 210 Turner. Bernard 61, 116, 117. 124 Smith. Gary 88. 210 Turner. Dan 199 Smith. Gloria 88. 204, 212 Turner. Joyce 61. 197. 204 Smith, Henrietta 88 Turner. Randy 88 Smith, Jennie 108, 176 Turner, Tara 109 Smith. Kim 108 Tyler. Anne 61. 184, 186. 194 Student Index 235 . Cheryl 62. 197 VanCleave. Deborah 99. 212 Veale. Tommy 208 Vickery, Nancy 62. 197 Vinson. Dece 88. 197 Vollmer. Brent 109. 121. 184 Wade, Jim 88. 194 Wade. Phil 62. 163. 194. 210. 213 Wagner. Ann 99. 184. 185 Waldrup. Teddie 210 Walker. Bobby 116. 117. 122 Walker, Donald 211 Walker, Mike 99. 116 Walker. Steve 62 Wall, Cyndi 62, 172. 179 Wall. Tern 62, 194 Wain, David 62, 174. 183. 184. 194 Wain, Robert 99, 177. 182. 184. 194 Walton. Robin 199 Ward. Stanley 109. 157 Ward, Terry 88 Warren. Charles 189 Watkms. Antoinette 99 Watkins. Gloria 88 Watkms. Hubert 62. 116. 117. 122 Watkins. James 88. 138 Watkins. Karen 99 Watkins. Norris 109 Watkins. Tim 99. 213 Watson. Mark 62. 172 Watson, Terry 109. 210 Weathers. Kathy 62. 66, 67, 71. 126, 129, 184. 186. 187 Weathersbee. Mike 88. 199 Weaver, Carol 88 Weaver, Sott 99 Weaver, Tamara 62. 67. 69, 129, 184. 186 Webb. Alan 109 Webber. Tyrone 109 Weiner. Robin 62. 164. 172. 194 Welborn, Bennett 99 Welborn, Whitfield, Rhonda 109 Whitlock. Joseph 99 Whitlock. Terry 109 Whittington. Ken 109 Wilbanks, Garth 99. 194 Wiley. Johnny 99 Wilkerson. Becky 109 Wilkes. Leslie 109, 207 Williams. Brenda 89. 212 Williams. Carol 99. 179. 211 Williams. Cathy 109 Williams. Charlie 109 Williams. David 109. 157 Williams. Donna 99. 157 Mo 109 i 99 Wooten. Crawford 99 Wortham. William 99 Wray. Kenneth 89 Wright, Dolly 63, 194. 201 Wright. Elaine 99. 211 Wright. Fred 63 Wright. Wanda 99 Wynes.Mary Anna 63. 94 Yates. Orbie 99. 182, 184 Yeany, Sue 89. 140. 194 Young, Arthur 138 Young. Rhonda 63. 199 Young. Theresa 204. 211 Young, Yvonne 63, 179 Ze.tler. Tina 63, 184. 185. 194 - ' ' • 62. 182. 184. 16 Williamson, Woody 109 Willis, Catherine 89. 172 Willis. Clarence 89 Willis. Eugene 109 Willis. Ricky 99 Willoughby. Darlene 99 Willoughby, Michael 64 Wilmot, David 109 Wilson, Becky 109 Wilson. Cathy 89 Wilson, Connie 62. 199 Wilson, David 109 Wilson. Jimmy 109 Wil 211 Wilson. Tricia 63. 184. 185 Wilson, Vera 109 Winfrey. Sherry 63. 124, 207 Winkle. Cassandra 99 Winn. Melanie 99 Wise. Benny 176 Wise. Chenetta 109 Wise. Danny 99 Welii ; 64 211 177, 178 Wells, Wells, Larry 62. 174. 184. 194 Weston, Anna 99 Weston. Jessie 109 Wheeler, Alan 110 Wheless. Mitch 99 Whiddon. Roger 88. White. Arnell 88 White. Delinda 99 , McArthur 109 Whitehead. Denise 109. 212 Whitehead. Jackie 99 Whitehead. James 62 Whitehead, Teresa 89, 197 Franklin 109 Jacqui Sammy 99 syi£spk uJta L JusV X 89 Wise, Sandra 62. 184, 186, 197 Witcher. Bridget 109 Witcher, Daphne 99, 204 Witcher. Sylvia 89. 179. 197, 204 Witcher. Velte 109, 137 Witherspoon. Don 99 Wolford, Jeff 109 Wolford. Scott 184. 207 Wood. Debra 89 Wood. Donna 197 Wood. Eric 199 Wood. Kenneth 99 Wood, Janet 99 Wood. Todd 109. 155. 182, 184 Woodall, Isaac 89. 174, 212 ■P.x . O- U Auytt 236 Student Index J ' Closing 237 238 CI losing x 5 V) £ g W si CoSldfo+ PfrvJ ar cuKeoei +o si n Onccx sc you o c soft P A Memory . . .  00 c QjtoJ Closing 239 Cedar Shoals! O AA T-vX J . — 240 Closing h Septra , X _i JLi JU- X CrU ' M VxL . io few 1 oJua y 1 A f lt v M -n . , , lAJ1±£ .. • - X ' J2J 3toJ«C iL c uj T . , , Cfckj3_ AJLQ, -, N =e d I so-vj osmose. 7 1-te bem f n -+Wv$, c-a r cx d X hope 0u -cu e hg as ' Lft { ft i tie - ' J$ l . S y ■« P H V i S r d ■cj? 1 c w,.9 OOV. ? h V-4 „. - II Aevi I. O U ■A r Vj v . V . . J W pirn Uik J; c« iL y-w S Mil ' a 13 LA 9 TV 6 O fr a n P T G p £ J — . J L W Ciib. y -7V 5 2- o 1 p
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