Columbia High School - Columbian Yearbook (Lake City, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 334 of the 1979 volume:

Columbian Columbia High School Lake City, FL Volume 33 Introduction 1 Introduction 3 ft Villi Argue for your limitations, and sure enough, they’re Introduction 5 6 Introduction In order to live free and hap- pily, you must sacrifice boredom. It is not always an easy sacrifice. 10 Introduction Introduction 11 Don ’i be dismayed at good-byes. A farewell is necessary before you can meet again. And meeting again, after moments or lifetimes, is certain for those who are friends. 12 Introduction Terri Cruce Reigns as Miss CHS 78-79 Terri Cruce not only received the title of Miss CHS, but was also named Miss Congeniality. Below: The five finalists for the Miss CHS pageant were Terri Cruce who twirled and danced, Claudia Owens who sang and played the piano, Dee Dee Mikesell who did a monologue, Kellie Wolford who danced, and Teri Sherrod who danced. Each girl was judged on their poise and speaking ability. 1. Terri Cruce, Miss CHS 2. Finalists for Miss CHS are: Standing is Terri Cruce, sitting from left to right are Kellie Wolford, Claudia Owens, and Teri Sherrod. Not pictured: Dec Dec Mikesell. Features 13 Miss CHS Candidates 78-79 The auditorium was filled with the ex- citement as Terri Cruce was crowned the new Miss CHS for 1978-79. The sixteen contestants participated in eve- ning gown, sportswear, and talent com- petition. Each girl had to submit an es- say for the judges. They also had to be evaluated by their teachers. 14 Features Sandy Wheeler Crowned Queen Charlene Woods Homecoming is probably the busiest week in the life of a Co- lumbia High student. Along with all the other activities we have a few girls chosen by their class to represent them during the half time festivities. The Homecoming Queen must be a senior and after being voted on by the senior class, she is then voted on by the football players. Representing the senior class were Sandy Wheeler, Tina Lee, and Dee Dee Mikesell. Chosen by the junior class were Nellene Crusaw and Tammy Lee. Selected by the sophomores were Betty Douglas and Lisa Waters. The freshmen attendants were Charlene Woods and Audrey Fluellen. Features 15 Seniors Float to First Place Many hours of hard work went into planning, preparing, and finishing the floats. It was Monday Oct. 15 at 3:30 when it all began. It wasn’t until Friday at noon when they were fin- ished and pulled out of the shelters. The floats were judged as they were admired by all the spectators. Al- though all the floats were unique, the Seniors placed 1st, Sophomores 2nd, Juniors 3rd, and with a first time effort, Freshmen 4th. |c A as w Juniors “Grease” the Stage If you liked the movie “Grease”, you would have loved the juniors’ 1st place skit, “Homecoming Night.” All of the skits were imaginative and different. Second place went to the seniors who did a take off on “Cinderella.” Third place was “Mork and Mindy” per- formed by the sophomores. The fresh- men portrayed “The Wide World of Sports” for fourth place. 1. Junior first place skit. 2. Senior second place skit. 3. Sophomore third place skit. 4. Freshman fourth place skit. Features 17 Seniors pull their weight ... Homecoming Week would not be com- plete without Field Day. Athletes from each class are recognized as they com- pete in various events. They are chal- lenged to anything from throwing eggs to eating pies. Field Day really brings out the rivalry between classes. Enthu- siasm is shown and unity is created as each class struggles to be on top. Jody Hansen Greg Bishop Eddie Robertson 18 Features to make Homecoming great in 78 Jeff Simmons and Jerry Craig David Boutwcll and Carol Buie Students look forward each year to the fun and excitement of Homecoming Week. It is a tradition and very much a part of a high school student. Each class prepares a skit to present and a float to build which reflects the theme of Homecoming Week. Events are scheduled daily and points are awarded according to class participa- tion. This year as always, one could not ask for a better school to be a part of or a finer football team to support. Paxon Eagle Features 19 Columbia High Sweethearts Robin Muskewitz—D.E.C.A. Sweetheart Various clubs in our school select sweethearts to represent their club. The members of these clubs select them. Robin Muskewitz was selected, as the sweetheart for D.E.C.A. Robin is a se- nior this year. Debra Pafford was cho- sen as the sweetheart for C.B.E. She is a senior. Karen Fluellen was selected as Miss R.O.T.C. for the 78-79 school year. Debra Pafford—C.B.E. Sweetheart Karen Fluellen—Miss R.O.T.C. 20 Features Eagles laid to rest— Tigers still the best! Hat Day Door Day Jersey Dav Field Day Purple Gold Skits Floats tefflgKti Janie Minor—Star Student Aim for a star! Never be satisfied with a life that is less than the best. This ex- emplifies Janie Minor who has been chosen Star Student of Columbia High School. Janie is involved in many school activi- ties including President of Beta Club. She is in National Honor Society, FBLA, French Club, and has been a leader in Student Council since Ele- mentary School. Excelling in lead- ership, service, dependability, in- telligence, resourcefulness, and humility, Janie shines as the Star Student. 22 Features Mrs. Lelia Evans-Star Teacher It is a world with a challenge for each of us to give it our very best! This is the inspiration Mrs. Lelia Evans, Star Teacher, gives to her students and col- leagues. Mrs. Evans has been a dedi- cated teacher at the Columbia High School for nine years. For the past five years, she has served outstandingly as District Director of the FBLA. As Star Teacher, Mrs. Evans illuminates the way for many to follow. Features 23 Each year twenty students are selected Woody, Tina Lee, Janie Minor, Sherry to be in Who’s Who, out of the senior Hale, Cheryl Nelson, Claudia Owens, class. This year the teachers nominated Cecey Wynne, and Barbie Canaday. students and then the seniors voted. Back row: Jody Hansen, Clint Math- The representatives for this year are ews and Larry Mayo. Not pictured are seated from left to right: Mike Dace, Kelly Lowrey, Marshall Wilson, Aaron Robbie McDonald, Barry Jove, and Johnson, Dee Dee Mikesell, and Robin Mike Lord. Standing are: Gladys Muskewitz. Who’s Who in 79 Kelly Lowrey Kelroy ... Quarterback ... Bobby Bowden bound ... One of Boo Boo’s boys ... Knows he can throw a football ... One of Kirk’s cold students ... CAT’s kitten ... Macho Man ... It’s killing me ... “Don’t stop, get off!! ... Kelly... 12 Aaron Johnson Foots ... Braham ... Highly sociable ... FAM U bound ... Blue Nova ... Likes to sing, knows he can’t... What the deal? ... “Say what, Willy?” .. .-Up to something all the time ... In love with his truly ... Dancing out of con- striction ... Loves to shoot the hoop ... Aaron ... 82 Features 25 Sassy ... Sweet as sugar ... Dynamite comes in small packages ... Green Chevette ... You know that’s right ... Senior class vice-president ... Tina ... 33 Jody Hansen J.H. ... Joel ... Uni Spa King ... Mr. Arms ... Hey, Richard can you drive me to the spa? ... The Hulk ... I’m not vain ... Hey Roger, take my picture ... Mary I always have to sell year- books! ... Lou Ferrigno ... Michigan Wolverines 1 ... Jody ... 41 or 7 Gladys Woody Woodchuck ... “Everybody is a star” ... “I WILL NOT!” ... Tommy’s girl ... Brown Cutlass ... Future nurse ... “Le Freak” ... One Nation Under a Groove ... Blue rain ... Star child ... Gladness ... Gladys ... 16 26 Features Janie Minor Schoolgirl 1 ... LiF Earline ... It’s a riot ... Chubs ... Hit the wall ... Homey ... Always smiling ... This is my new bike I got for my birfday ... Star Student____Involved ... Hey Man Cheryl Nelson Blue jean girl ... Flying monkey ... Exballerina ... Loves those gators ... Hey big spender ... Double date ... I’m gonna be a nun!... Bookworm ... I’ve got an idea ... Cheddar’s cheese ... Bend over, let me see you shake your tailfeathers ... Cheryl ... 11 Mike Lord Announcements ... Schoolboy 1 ... Celica crazy ... Mr. Tennis ... Student Council Pres ... Brown Derby ... Milk man ... Bait’s buddy ... Surprise party, for me? ... Two bits ... CRAP!! ... Powder Puff Queenie, Michelle ... Better Shop Around ... Going down the interstate hitting 45 ... Mike ... 7 ... Betty Crocker ... Precious ... Laugh-In ... Beta Club Prez... Makes the most of each day ... Jane Doe ... 7 Features 27 Marshall Wilson Hog ... Horse ... Lady is Lisa ... He loves his women ... White on Blue ... Maverick man ... Get one after prac- tice Gator ... 14 baseman ... 30 draw ... Hale don’t never give us a break .. all I want is my ratio, 10-1 women that is ... A M or Cookman bound ... Marsh ... Marshall ... 33 Larry Mayo Larry Lightfoot ... Fred ... Betty’s baby boy ... The Senior Speedster ... Can’t hold the Mayo ... He’s the shy type ... Gets that ball and really goes ... Meninak Bowl’s most valuable player ... Larry ... 44 Sherry Hale Q.B. for four years ... She’s got the moves ... Look at her go ... Math, just math ... Brown Derby ... Grogs? ... Hey Boz, where’s Bree and Chris? ... Jax Beach ... spoons ... Graham Hall Streak ... Whose house got egged? ... out of gas again? ... okay, who has the squirt gun? ... blue bomb rides again ... Angie’s sis ... LCCC bound ... Sherry ... 10 28 Features Barry Joye Where are the pictures? ... Good ole Barry ... Poster man ... Wrongway ... New black truck ... All the way to Jacksonville ... I can’t right now, I’m doing homework ... What a Joye ... V.W. flipper ... What calculator? ... Friend to all ... Barry ... 53 Claudia Owens Welbom gal ... Morrell’s ... In her own little corner of the world ... Clyde A touch for the ivories ... Gardenia ... Sweet talk ‘em Claudia ... Texas bound ... Naughty Claudie ... Tige- rella ... We need another skit ... jet jaws ... Claudia ... Cecelia Wynne Captain of those Rah-Rah girls ... Do you want a demerit? ... Co-boss of the Tiger ... Deadlines ... Please stand while the football players enter ... Boy, does she have a giggle ... Five feet, three-fourth inches tall . . . Munchkin ... Birthday party at Gra- ham Hall ... Cecey ... 20 Fcatures 29 ... Main man is Matt ... Barbie doll ... Always ready to party ... Scare- crow ... Barbie ... 27 Artist ... Miss CHS runner-up ... Beauty and personality ... Jimmy’s honey ... Homecoming court atten- dant ... Fort White ... Four wheelin’ ... Animal lover ... Dee Dee Robbie McDonald Schoolboy 2 ... Mr. Baseball ... V.W. van man ... Senior class presi- dent ... Angie’s baby ... Boo Boo’s buddy ... Tries to sing ... Look out Dodgers, here he comes ... Move over Rod Guidry ... Comb man ... Baby face ... Two bits ... Rob ... 12 30 Features Mike Dace Dace the Ace ... Smile and show those Robin Muskewitz Always holding an office ... Hard worker ... Miss CHS contestant ... “Animal House” ... Senior class secre- Clint Matthews Orbie ... Get’s called the dumbest names ... Disco Dean ... Always combing that hair ... What’s Happen- ing Kid ... “CHS Homecoming King” ... Always late ... He’s there when you need him ... Mr. Wrestler ... Might grow 7 ft. tall one day ... Clint ... 21 pearly whites ... Man in demand ... Fast as lightning ... Woman’s name is Carolyn... Friendly... Mike ... 35 tary... Jazz woman ... Lake Shore .. Alan’s girl ... Robin Features 3I Students Take Over Student Council officers: L. to Rt.; Debbie Martin, Vanessa Wilkes, Keith Ozaki, Janie Minor, Rick Couch, Terri Duckett, Mike Lord Not pictured: Betty Douglas, Tricia Ives Mike Lord Senior class officers: L. to Rt.; Robbie McDonald, Tina Lee, Robin Muskewitz, Terri Sherrod, Gladys Woody Students took over the tasks of running the city on Student Government Day. Each Student Council officer, Senior class officer, and Junior class officer chose what job they wanted to fill. Robbie McDonald 32 Academics Tammy Lee Terri Sherrod Keith Ozaki Dsbbie Mar,in Acadcmics 33 Mike Lord Bill Rankin Last school year the American Legion chose 9 outstanding individuals to rep- resent our school at Boys’ and Girls’ State. These students were chosen to travel to our state capital and learn of its many functions. In the words of Robbie McDonald, “It was 6 of the longest days that made up the shortest week of my life” 34 Academics Debra Robaris Robbie McDonald L. to Rt. Janie Minor, Roger Lawton, Tim Heckc, Tammy Boutwell, Angie McClellan Be The Same Tallahassee Will Never Students speak ... Why I Care About America 1st Place, Venessa Wilkes L. to Rt. Chris Lewis, Venessa Wilkes, Rose Brillhart 2nd Place. Rose Brillhart 3rd Place. Chris Lewis This fall the Veterans of Foreign Wars sponsored a script writing contest. The students who entered wrote a speech based on the theme “Why I care about America.” These seven students showed their great patriotism by writ- ing an original speech and presenting it to three citizens in the community. First place was worth $25, second place was worth $15, and third place was worth $10. Academics 35 DAR Honors—With Good Citizenship Schoolboy Jerome Does Mike’s future lie here? Each year, the Daughters’ of the American Revolution sponsor a Good Citizenship Award. This award is presented to the student who shows service, patriotism, dependability and leadership to an outstanding degree. This year the award was presented to Mike Lord. Mike has displayed these qualities throughout the school year. He served as: President of Student Council, attended Boys’ and Girls’ state and played on the boys tennis team. Mike can be serious Good guys finish last 36 Academics Early Admissions Students at LCCC Four students from Columbia High passed up their senior year to get a head start on their college education. These students were required to have above average grades to do this. Three are now attending the Lake City Com- munity College. The fourth, Cherry Destura, not pictured, is currently en- rolled at the Jacksonville University. Gerald Ullman Cindy O’Cain Academics 37 They get We dedicate this annual to James Montgomery and Diane Harrison. The fact that these two teachers are not afraid to be people makes them spe- cial. They have the ability to put every- thing into its proper perspective. They accept you as you are, help you grow by explaining their knowledge, and let you decide what works for you. The two of you are loved and appreciated by all. Thanks for being there when you were needed. 38 Dedication things done! Tina Lee was chosen Miss Columbian 1979. Through the push and shove of horrible cooperation among faculty members and the hassles of meeting tough deadlines, she has shown matu- rity, decisiveness, and a consistently mellow approach. Tina worked hard and enthusiastically as editor of the club section. Miss Columbian 39 This year the Senior class play was “That Girl From Texas”. The play was directed by Mrs. Diane Ellis. It was a story about 3 girls who live in an apartment, each had their own boyfriend. One day these girls fell head over heels in love with the rich man across the street. That girl from Texas moves in and wins over the 3 boys’ hearts. Then the rich man across the street showed no interest in the 3 girls and left them out in the cold. Casts; Mar)' Kahlich, Sherri Peterson. Kathy Huchingson. Claudia Owens, Bill Rankin, Tim North, Chris Lewis, Darryl Murphy, Kathy Sim- cox, Gladys Woody, Tina Lee, Janie Minor, Cindi Harden, Robin Muskewitz, and Barry Joye. Features 43 Varsity Shows Us How ... L to R: Kelly Carson, Cecey Wynne, Rani Tansey, Barbie Canaday. Rosa Jones; Bottom: Wendy Ponce, Marion Cray, Terri Duckett, Ann Gie- beig, Pam Taylor. Many people have a misconception of the hard work that goes into the job of being a cheerleader. These girls prac- ticed hard all summer preparing for the 1978-1979 season. They work dur- ing and after school striving for the best cheerleading squad yet. When football season is over their sea- son is just beginning. They have wres- tling as well as basketball still ahead of them. They are “THE” Columbia High cheerleaders and we are very proud of the work they have done this year to support the Tigers! 44 Spons Our Last Chant ... It’s Pat not Matt! ... If you don’t get in line you’re gonna get a deme- rit ... No we are not doing “Funky Chicken” ... Yes Practice at 7:00 a.m. ... Can I stand on your shoul- ders so I can see the game? ... We have to change our pyramid be- cause Barbie broke her toe ... I don’t care if I am the shortest, I don’t want to stand on the end ... Captain ... Cecey Wynn A, B, C, Team Cheerleader ... Cheerful Rah Rah Gal ... It’s Matt, not Pat ... Can’t seem to stop breaking those toes ... How funky is your Chickun? ... I want my place back in the pyramid! ... Prac- tice? ... Will you buy a ribbon from me, PLEASE?!!! ... A friend to everyone ... Paint those signs ... Barbie Canaday Three times a cheerleader ... Bottom of the pyramid ... Little League clinic all week? ... Wicked Witch of the West ... Kelly, sew my letter on for me ... Susie Homemaker ... Football, Basketball, wrestling ... It never ends ... 6:30 at my house for cupcakes ... Co-captain Sr. year ... Kelly Carson Sports 45 Cheerleaders Arouse Spirit J.V. Gets A Chance ... Top row: Susan Couch, Abby Page, Krystal Coody; Middle row: Kim Purvis, Karen Blalock. Jana Barker, Carol Townsend, Debbie North; Bottom row: Sarah Rivers, Natalie Harris. Junior Varsity’s work is a lot harder than most people realize. They spend many hours after school preparing for the season ahead. It’s a hectic year for these determined young girls. They put up with a lot of static from the student body. They are the ones who arouse the school spirit. We appreciate everything they have done and are very proud of our Junior Varsity Cheerleading Squad!!!! Sports 47 Juniors Outlast Seniors ... The 1978, Sr.-Jr. Powder-Puff game was held on October 28, at Memorial Stadium. The Seniors played an im- pressive first half, but the Juniors proved that they could outlast them in the second half. This annual event is sponsored by the Columbia High Beta Club. The Senior Powder-Puff players are: Row 1: Linda Tanner, Gina Sumner, Lori Johns, Laura Cawthon, Sheila Cole, Nan Huggins; Row 2: Margaret Bach, Karen Tweeddale, Cythe Cock- roft. Ten Sherrod, Sherry Hale—co- captain, Melody Fontana; Row 3: Tom Witt—coach, Connie Hartley, Tammy Martin, Regina Mobley, Rhonda Mathis, Kathy Huchingson, Susie Shewmaker, Jeffery Hill—coach: Row 4: JoAnn Howell, Tammy Bout- well, Deonna Brown—co-captain, Lisa Bass, Janet Williamson, Becky Wilcox, Debbie Panned. 48 Sports 25-13 Junior Powder-Puff players: Row 1: Penny Thomas, Denise Hanna, C.J. Baskette, Jana King, Ouida Kirby, Se- lina Gobel, Debbie Lammons: Row 2: Sherry Lammons, Darlene Register. JoAnn Kirsh, Laura Lee, Lisa Spradley, Terri Stebbins, Tina Koon: Row 3: Beth Atwood, Cheryl Morris, Sheila Moye, Brenda Price, Marsha Huggins, Betsy Teuscher, Kayrin Car- nathan; Row 4: Lanie Silvey, Melissa Cristie, Janice Sanders, Verenda Lee. Becky Shipp, Sherilyn Oliver, Athena Delk, coaches: Jimmy Williams, and Andrew Jarrard. Sports 49 10 Greg Thomas WR 140 11 Bobby Duncan DB QB 175 12 Kelly Lowrey QB 196 13 Kenny Patterson DB QB 170 20 John Espenship DB 160 21 Verlon Hall DB 155 22 Mike Beardsley DB 160 23 Tim Heeke DB 160 24 Chuck Milligan RB 150 25 Ricky Jernigan WR 160 26 Mike James WR 150 30 Willie Wynn DB 160 31 William Ward DB 153 32 Ricky Couch DB 145 33 Marshall Wilson RB 190 34 Tyrone Watson LB 165 35 Mike Dace RB 187 36 Kenny Gaines WR 178 40 Dennis Dicks DB 150 41 Jeff Simmons DB 138 42 Chris McRae DB 165 44 Larry Mayo RB 170 45 Mike Hanley DB 150 46 Melvin Wintons WR 175 50 Mark Blair LB C 195 52 Keith Ozaki LB 135 1978-79 Fighting Tigers!!!! 54 Richard Tompkins DE 162 55 Jeff Cruce C DT 205 56 Eddie Byrden MG 170 60 Chuck Snipes G 175 61 Kenny Bethea LB 180 62 Larry Keen T 222 63 Bobby Eubanks LB 185 64 Jim Beggs G 188 65 Delbert Legree MG G 180 66 Larry Witt G 194 67 Dale Cone T 200 70 Tim Owens G DE 180 71 Kirk Koon G T 238 72 Doug Johnson G DE 184 73 Jody Huggins T 200 74 Frank Hines G 175 j 75 Tim North T 230 76 Donald Harrington T 220 77 Randy Tootle DE 175 78 Drew Mock T 196 81 Jerry Craig WR 180 82 Aaron Johnson E 197 83 Darryl Murphy E 165 84 Duane Brown WR 153 85 Mike Tompkins E 170 86 Bert Marks E 165 88 Bill Kocn E 173 Senior Lettermen Shine ... Pic 2: Senior Lettermen; L. to R. Row 1: Aaron Johnson, Mike Dace, Jerry Craig, Dale Cone. Marshall Wilson, Row 2: Dennis Dicks, Richard Tompkins, Kelly Lowrey, Jeff Simmons, Ricky Jemigan. Row 3: Randy Tootle, Mike Tomp- kins, Larry Witt, Willie Wynn, Bobby Eubanks, Row 4: Chris McRae, Larry Keen, Tim Heeke. Darryl Murphy, Row 5; Melvin Wintons, Del- bert Lcgree, Larry Mayo. Row 6: Kenny Gaines. Mike James, Doug Johnson. Pic 3: Aaron Johnson. Sports 51 Tigers Prove Themselves Pic 1: No. 65, Delbert Legree, Pic 2: No. 40, Dennis Dicks, Pic 3: No. 11, Bobby Duncan, Pic 4: No. 33, Mar- shall Wilson, Pic. 5: No. 35, Mike Dace. (I) Pride Shines On ... Pic 6: No. 42, Chris McRae, Pic 7: No. 61, Kenny Bethae. Pic 8: No. 12, Kelly Lowery, Pic 9: No. 25, Ricky Jernigan. Pic 10: No. 75, Tim North. (10) Sports 53 We’re On The Move ... Struttin’ Our Stuff ... Sporis 55 We’re Bad and We Know It!!! Keep It Up ... Pic 6: Head Coach, Bobby Simmons; Pic 7: No. 44, Larry Mayo; Pic 8: No. 86, Bert Marks; Pic 9: No. 10, Greg Thomas. Sports 57 5 Jr. Varsity Football Players (numerical order): No. 5, Jack Craig, No. 10, Tony Williams. No. 11. Isiah Sheppard. No. 15. Howard Taylor. No. 20. Robin Lawrence, No. 21. Billy Dye, No. 22, Robert Gaines, No. 23, Richard Kannadv, No. 24, Chris Stamper, No. 25, Bobby Boatwright. No. 26. David Nelson, No. 30, David McCormick, No. 31, Kelvin Park, No. 32, Scott Gilmer, No. 33, Charlie Mayo, No. 34, Doug Kirkland. No. 35. Frederick Dace, No. 36, George Foster, No. 39, Tim Ford, No. 40, Jim Moon, No. 41. Chuck Brown. No. 42, Charles Morris, No. 43. Hank Purser. No. 44, Gary McCollum, No. 45, Todd Trvthall, No. 46, Robert Larkin, No. 50, Bruce Nettles, No. 51, Jake Berry, No. 52, Scott Paul, No. 53, Raymond Peeler, No. 54, Rodney Farmer. No. 55, Tim Herndon. No. 56. Eddie Robertson, No. 58, Jody Porter, No. 59. John Robinson, No. 60. Bill Lee, No. 61, Bryan Gucrry, No. 62, David W'illiams, No. 63, Paul Barcia, No. 64, Jim Duncan. No. 65, Glen Griffis, No. 66, Steve Runyon, No. 67, Allen Sapp, No. 70, Raleigh Sistrunk, No. 71, Rocky Ford, No. 72, Randy Tate, No. 73, Alan Lane, No. 74, Donald Petry, No. 75, Jon McKinnon, No. 76, Scott Nelson, No. 77, Timmy Jernigan, No. 80. W'arren Hollifield. No. 81, Scott Cody. No. 82, John Carter. No. 83, Bryan Gilmer, No. 84, Justin Sandlin, No. 85, Rick Bernal, No. 86. Robert Bowen, No. 87, Lloyd Peterson, No. 88, John Crews. Junior Varsity football players ... Get- ting out of class early to go to Pep ral- lies ... Practice on hot summer days ... Hold those heads high ... You are a “TIGER” and you should be PROUD!!! ... Coach Simmons is watching every step you take . .. He’ll get you next year ... Coach Hill will prepare you ... The tuff guys at North campus ... Keep up that Tiger tradi- tion ... Show that spirit ... Varsity, here they come!!! 58 Spons Leaders in North Campus Sports Pic 3: No. 52, Scott Paul, Pic 4: No. 21, Billy Dye, Pic 5: No. 34, Doug Kirk- land, Pic 6: No. 24, Cris Stamper and No. 42, Charles Morris. -mm 6 Sports 59 J. V. Displays Pride ... Pic 1: J. V. offense, Pic 2: No. 77, Timmy Jernigan, Pic 3: No. Tony Wil- liams, Pic 4: No. Tony Williams, Pic 5: No. 84, Justin Sandlin. (5) (3) 60 Sports And Courage!!! Pic 6: No. 42 Charles Morris, Pic 7: J. V. Defense, Pic 8: No. 10, Tony Wil- liams, Pic 9: No. 85, Rick Bernel, and No. 43, Hank Purser, Pic 10: No. 10, Tony Williams. (9) Sports 61 TIGER CATS ON THE MATS 1st Row: Wayne Gott, Ezekial Springs, Gref Bishop, Greg Bishop, Jay Cason, Clint Matthews, Gerrald Clark. 2nd Row: Davis Bryant, Robin Morris, Robert Bowan, Andy Nettles, Bill Laver)', Bill Rankin, Troy Metcalf, Bobby Boatwright, 3rd Row: John Jenkins, Richard Fernandez, Jody Huggins, Tim North, Jim Beggs, Tyrone Watson, Jody Hansen, and Coach Terry Stratton. Not pictured: Greg Nettles and John Davenport. The Tiger wrestlers are under the coaching of Coach Terry Stratton. The team practices everyday to build up their quickness, strength and endur- ance. They learn new moves and new holds to outsmart their opponents, and it pays off. Coach Terry Stratton 62 Sports SENIOR GRAPPLERS Jody Hansen Name Weight Class Albert Adams 115 Jim Beggs 188 Greg Bishop 122 Robert Bowen 122 David Bryant 158 Jay Cason 100 Gerald Clark 107 John Davenport 135 George Foster 129 Richard Fernandez 170 Wayne Gott 135 Jody Hansen 158 John Jenkins 158 Bill Lavery 148 Clint Matthews 122 Troy Metcalf 141 Andy Nettles 141 Greg Nettles 141 Tim North UNL Bill Rankin 135 Ezekiel Springs 122 Greg Thomas 135 Tyrone Watson 170 Tim North Jay Cason Clint Matthews Bill Rankin 64 Sports Lady Tigers Set the Stage Front Row: Laponia Jones; Back Row: Abygail Wintons. Carolyn Fluellen, Katrina Davis, Idella Scippio, Terri Griffin, Sylvia Bowden, Celisia Dace, Renita Bailey, Felicia O’ncal, Aliceson Fluellen, Julie Moore, Alora Shephard. The girls basketball team started prac- ticing way back in October. They prac- tice every day striving to improve their game plan. Under the direction of Mrs. Robinson and the only Senior, Lap- onia Jones, they can look forward to a successful season. 66 Sports Lone Senior Leads ... Laponia Jones Laponia Jones Lady Tigers Sports 67 • • • Ajrjiqv A oq§ sisounog o s J. V. Prepares for Next Year. Bottom Row: Freddy Dace, Richard Kennedy, Pete Williams, Nelo Williams, Bill Rivers, Deshazo Wilkcrson, Bruce Davis; Top Row: Ty Carswell, Reginald Perry, Keivin Perry, Fletcher Kirby, Marion Wintons, Timmy Jernigan, Bill Dortley, Edwin Bouchelle. The Junior Varsity Basketball Team is a great chance to get in shape and be prepared for Varsity. J. V. coach, L. C. Bradley, teaches the fundamentals of the game of basketball. He helps them gain confidence so they can improve themselves. Basketball is becoming more popular at C. H. S. Our teams are improving each year, and with the support of the student body this will continue. L. C. Bradley 70 Sports Sports 71 f' •’■'ft: ' v-'- . - - - Varsity Tiger Basketball on the Move 1. Robert Gaines, Melvin Wintons, Mike Felton. 2. Ron Robinson, Willie Wintons. 3. Robert Gaines. 4. Ron Robinson. 5. Mike Felton, Rob- ert Gaines, Ricky Jernigan. 6. Mike Felton, Rob- ert Gaines, Melvin Wintons. 7. Ricky Hernigan, Willie Winton, Kenny Gaines. 72 Sports It Takes Team Work 4 Pictured L to R-Coach Presley, James Rossin, Eddie Byrden, Ricky Jernigan. Ronnie Richardson, Alfis Wilson, Ron Robinson, Jeff Cruce, Mike Felton, Melvin Wintons, Carl McGhohy, Kenny Gaines, Roderick Jones. Willie Wintons. and Robert Gaines. In the years past the CHS Varsity Ti- gers have compiled records that the student body, faculty, and all of Lake City may be proud of. The Fighting Ti- gers are headed by Glynn Presley and L.C. Bradley at Assistant. Special mention needs greatly to be ex- pressed for a guy that would surely have been a starter on this years team. This man is Aaron Johnson who broke his knee during a varsity football game. Senior Lettermen 74 Sports 1. Willie Wintons 14. 2. Melvin Wintons 20. 3. Ricky Jernigan 12. 4. Kenny Gaines 34. 5. Mike Felton 44. 6. Willie Wintons 14. 7. Ron Robinson 42. Do It to It Sports 75 TENNIS EVERYONE!!!! Chris Lewis Mike Lord Roger Brunner 76 Sports GIRL’S TENNIS SWINGS INTO ACTION!!! Front Row: Nancy Baildon. Cheri McDonald, Angie Crews; Back Row: Coach James Montgomery. Tricia Ives, Jan Brown, Lauri Page, Laura Peele. and Fran Brown. The girl’s tennis team has 4 returning players this season. They seem to have much in the way of experience. Prac- tice started in January, coached by James Montgomery. Teaching the proper forehand and backhand move- ments helped in the victories of each member of the team. The team hopes to have a winning season with the highlights being Conference and Dis- trict Tournaments. Jan Brown Lauri Page Sports 77 78 Spons The boys tennis team gets underway this year coached by Mr. Flanagan. The boys practiced hard striving to have a winning season. Long hours of practice are needed to improve skills and develop a well-rounded tennis player. This year there were only 3 se- niors, Mike Lord, Roger Brunner and Chris Lewis. PROS IN ACTION Sports 79 Track Team • • • Don Dohrn, Duane Brown, John Timmons. Bobby Duncan, Chuck Milligan. Johnny Croft. Mike Hanley, Frank Denson, Lome Bell. Greg Carter. Pat Bell. Billy Dye, Robert Larkin, Buddy Gilmer. Chuck Tripp, Tracy Gill. Paul Dortch, Ralph Bcdingfield, Loyd Peterson. Eddie Bass. David Benton, Dwight Thomas, Jim Moon, Mike Jones Melvin Wright, Hank Purser, Frank Hines. Don Petr)'. Danny Willever, John Gagnon, Chuck Snipes, Rick Couch, Tommy Tuttle. Grant Simmons. Carl McGhghy. Not pictured: Robert Cooper, Jeff Cruce, Mike Dace, Bruce Davis, Randy Fletcher, James Hunter, Ricky Jcmigan, Bill Lavery, Frank Magby, Charlie Mayo, Larry Mayo, Joe McGhghy, Kevin Bass. Debbie Hancock. Jackie Curry, Krista Sanders, Cheryl Strickland, Iraida Betancourt. Becky Bodiford, Pam Swilley. Lorie Flippin. Charlene Woods. Not pictured: Renita Bailey, Layanya Bell, Julie Biggs. Maureen Brown, Janelle Fikc, Tracy Fletcher, Sandra Griffin, Wanda Henderson, Laponia Jones, Pam Jones, Dione Lewis. Judie More, Tina Mow'an, Carol Pierce, Barbara Rossin, Idclla Scippio, Arlons Sheppard. 80 Sports Jumps the Gun! Every year the team has certain mem- bers who do very well at district meets and in state competition. Also, many members break school records as they work hard in their events to better themselves until they reach perfection. Billy Dye, The Managers. Krista Sanders. Hank Purser Senior Lettermen Grant Simmons and Tom Tuttle. Grant Sim- mons, Tom Tuttle, Larry Mayo, not pictured, Ricky Jemigan, Mike Dace, Randy Fletcher, and Ferrell Jenkins. 82 Sports Golf Team Plays up to Par. Back Row: Michael Lange, Steve Nelson, Mike McCranie, Stephen Osborne. Guy Norris, Rob Burns; Bottom row: Coach Danny Owens, Kenny Boyle, Reid Kennedy, Mark Phillips. The golf team is really hitting the ball this year. The varsity golf team is lack- ing in support from the student body and faculty, which seems quite unusual since golf is a very exciting sport. Coach Owens has done a great job in teaching these young men the finer points of the game and he should be congratulated for the great seasons his teams have turned out in the past. The team looks very good this year consid- ering every person on the team is re- turning from last year. The golf team should look very good next year also because they should lose only one player, Mark Phillips. The Columbian wishes-Coach Owens and his team best of luck this year and in the years to come. Coach Danny Owens 84 Sports Mark Phillips Reid Kennedy Stephen Osborne Michael Lange Guy Norris Steve Nelson Mike McCranie Kenny Boyle Rob Burns Sports 85 Sluggers Swing • • • Bottom row: Tammy Wynn—Manager,Tina Gott, Heidi Wynn, Marilyn Johnson, Carrie Williams. Kelly Carson, Lisa Bass, Margaret Busby Coach; Back row: Kristy Duren. Melaine Hendrick. Debbie Griffin, JoAnn Kirsh, C.J. Baskette-co-captain, Deonna Brown- captain, Janice Sanders, Denise Hanna, Becky Shipp, Renee Davis. Not pictured: Betty Douglas, Darlene Dennison Under the coaching of Mrs. Busby, the 1978-79 Girl’s Softball Team looks for- ward to a successful season. With seven returning starters, they hope to show' alot of experience. These girls are out in the hot sun prac- ticing every day. Why? For the same reasons all other athletes do. They are Tigers as much as the participants in the more supported sports. They need the support of the student body as well as the faculty. Coach: Margaret Busby 86 Sports Into Action! Row 1: Charles Morris. Keith Shaw. Robbie McDonald. Brian Schreiber. Rapheal Trespalacias. Ken Rucinski. Mike Morris. Row 2: Chuck Flowers. Greg O’Neal, Darryl Lane, Brett Markham. Mike Rowand. Charles Johnson. Row 3: Mark Thomsen. Kelly Lowery. Mike Tompkins, Tim Price, Chris McRae. Rex Strickland. Scott Gilmer. Coach; Charles Mobley. This years baseball team got well un- deway in February, having much in the way of experience. The 1979 team will have nine players returning from last year’s team. The team practices ev- eryday from 3:30 until 5:30 under the coaching of Charles Mobley. They look forward to a successful season and support from the student body. Charles Mobley Sports 87 88 Sports 13 Pic 1: Mike Thompkins; Pic 2: Brett Markham; Pic 3: Tim Price; Pic 4: Mike Morris; Pic 5: Mark Thomsen; Pic 6: Charles Johnson: Pic 7: Lisa Bass; Pic 8: Kelly Carson; Pic 9: Robbie McDonald; Pic 10: Deonna Brown; Pic 11: Chris McRae; Pic 12: Keith Shaw; Pic 13: Kelly Lowery. Sports 89 12 13 15 Pic 1: Tim Price, Mark Thomsen. Kelly Lowery; Pic 2: Renee Davis; Pic 3; Brian Schreiber. Scoti Gilmer. Charles Morris; Pic 4: Darryl Lane, Brian Schreiber, Scott Gilmer; Pic 5: Brian Schreiber, Chuck Flowers, Rex Strickland, Raphcal Trespalacias; Pic 6: Chris McRae; Pic 7: Lisa Bass; Pic 8: Rapheal Trespalacias, Ken Rucinski; Pic 9: Rex Strickland; Pic 10: Mike Thompkins, Chris McRae, Kelly Lowery; Pic 11 Darryl Lane, Brian Schreiber, Scott Gilmer; Pic 12: Chuck Flowers, Darryl Lane; Pic 13 Denise Hanna; Pic 14 Deonna Brown: Pic 15 Debbie Griffin; Pic 16; C.J. Baskcttc; Pic 17: Robbie McDonald Sports 91 £ e eo tu e c ii Intramurals is an athletic organization formed for group and individual parti- cipation in various types of sports. The Intramural Council was formed to as- sist the director in organizing and con- ducting wholesome Intramural activi- ties for those students who do not play on varsity teams. The members of the council are: Jan Brown, Ricky Jemi- gan, Fran Brown, Anita Flowers, Angie Crews, Greg O’Neal, Kirk Koon, Dwayne Bradley, David Bryant, Natalie Harris, Debbie Griffen, Terrie Seymour, Coach Anders, Sponsor 92 Clubs Intramurals pus;£ be Flag Core 93 94 Clubs and the heat goes on.... Pic I, Terri Cruce; Pic. 2, Rhonda Mathis; Pic 3, Majorettes; Pic. 4, Tcri Sherrod; Pic 5. Janice Tompkins: Pic 6, Kellie Wolford; Pictures 7-10, Mr. Hcntzlemen’s Stage Band. Clubs 95 bt L w � ; WA' mm Siliil rvwr jrVr P 98 Bank Columbia High School Fighting Tiger Band Band Members are: Albert Adams, Jackie An- derson, Paul Antal, Deborah Ball, David Bates, Tyrone Bell, David Benton, Tim Benton, Mark Birchard, Wendy Boutwell, Margie Bradley, Wayne Brannon, Rhonda Brooks, Greg Brown, Joella Brown, Melinda Bryan, Lawence Burch, Eric Bushnell, Joan Cannon, Lori Cannon, Cathy Caley, Jill Cisscll, Sharon Cook, Natalie Counts, Jackie Curry, Bruce Dana, Eric Dana, John Davenport, Sandy Davis, Tina Davis, Rich- ard Depoe, Adam Douglass, Kristi Duren, Janet Edge, Kristi Ellin wood, Howard Ellis, Djuanna Eubanks, Rodney Farmer, Robert Flowers, Eric Foster, Julie Geiger, Alvin George, Leroy George, Gene Griffis. Deborah Hall, Jim Ham- mers, Emory Harden, Tracey Harper, Angela Honer, Christine Holt, Carl Huggins, John Hunter, Charles Jackson, Jeff Jerome, Alfredo Johnson, Betty Johnson, James Johnson, Joe Johnson, Johnnie Johnson, Marilyn Johnson, Deleatha Kelsey, Wally Kitchings, Linda Kittle, Charley Lanier, Jim Murray, Steve Murray, Pa- tricia Pearce, Robin Robinson, Barbara Rossin, Darrel Russell, Dee Scott, Toni Stinson, Debra Timmons, Cassie Tucker, Jeff Tompkins, Rich- ard Tyson, Don Woodbridge, Tammy Wynn, Kim Witt, Faye Jones, Darryl Lane, Gary McCollum, Keith Morris, Andy Nettles, Cheryl Oglesby, Chuck Patten, .Bill Rivers, Wendall Smith, Bert Toner, Ray Watson, Olam Witt, Al- fred Semorse, Tami Powell, Steve Lavery, Mark Mathis, Barbara Morgan, Karen Roberts, John- ette Shaw, Stacey Slater, Tyrone Watson, Vince Watson, Philip Williams, Charles Morgan, Sam Murphy, John Nelson, Greg O'Neal, Glen Par- nell, Roy Register, Idella Scippio, Wanda Shep- pard, Tim Taylor, Shawn Tottle, John Waddell. Bobby Westberry, Omergea Wilkcrson, Vanessa Wilkes, Sara Williams, Wenna Williamson, Pat Womer, Chuckie McGuire, Rhonda Mathis, Yvonne Moreland, Bev Page, Susie Rivers, Da- vid Williams, Joyce Williams, Dennis Turner, Glennelle Witcher, Dean Smith Band 99 Spanish Club Spanish Club experiences the students in the ne- cessity of foreign language, and its benefits. Pres- ident, Richard Fernandez; Vice-President, Rani Tansey; Secretary. Cindy Freeman, Treasurer. Lee Ann Bertram; Sergeant of Arms, Don Dupree; and Activities Chairman. Gwen Atkin- son. Members at South campus arc: Mike Beard- sley, Lee Ann Bertram. Clint Burkey, Carolyn Campbell. Marion Cray. Bobby Duncan. Rich- ard Fernandez, Beverly Fleming, Cindy Free- man. Fran Harriss. Attoyua Honer. Desi Jordan, Teresa Jordan. Tammy Lee, Kathy McKee. Tim Martin. Alice Mason, Cheryl Morris, Steve Nel- son. Gayc Lynn Revels, Keith Robinson. Mike Rowand, John Sauls, Betty Schwartz. Ramona Strickland. Cheryl Schulz. Liz Stringer. Renee Sweczer, Rani Tansey. Sharon Tidwell. Alfred Tracv, Tom Tuttle, Valerie Walsmith, Beverly Wilkes, and Kellie Wolford. 100 Clubs Viva Espanol North Campus members are: Peter Anschultz. Carlton Arnold. Susan Baildon. Debbie Black- well, Bobby Boatwright, Kim Bochclle, Lee Bou- chette, Michael Bullington, Sherry Carter, Lynn Chasteen, Dawn Dicks, Cindy Harding, Patty Henry, Jody Howell. Carl Huggins, Melody Jen- kins, Christopher Kay, Cindy Keith, Fletcher Kirby, Natalie Knight, Carla Locklear. Greg Miller, Emily Mixon, Charles Morris, Robin Payne, Rise Pearson, Susan Pillars, Kim Ripple, Brenda Saunders, Lisa Shaw, John Shewmaker. Steve Stuber, Cindy Sumner, Alan Wheeler, and sponsor, Mrs. Mann. Clubs 101 French Club French Club is made up of students from the French classes. French Club is designed to ac- quaint students with customs and holidays of the French people and to allow them to help with community activities as good ambassadors. Pres- ident, Steve Love; Vice-President. Jody Hansen; Secretary. Marilyn Giebeig; Treasurer. Tracey McAlister. Members are: Beth Atwood. Deborah Ball. Angela Breza. Susan Boone, Kenny Boyle, Debbie Brown, Dawn Childs, Kelly Carson. Terry Crews, David Boutwell. Ricky Couch, Angie Crews. Natalie Counts, Fran Brown, Sandy Davis, Marsha Dicks, Lucy Dekle, Sharon Dicks. Donna Edge, Debbie Engesser, Deby Ford, David Bates, Sonja Granger, Anna Green- galgh, Ann Giebeig, Marilyn Giebeig, Karen Gardner. Beth George, Mary Nell Haley, Nan Huggins, Jody Huggins, Kathy Huchingson. Mike Harrell. Buddy Hines. James Johnson. Su- san Knight. Reid Kennedy, Steve Love. Roger Lawton, Mike Lord. Kelly Lord, Mike Miles. Chucky Milligan. Debbie Martin, Chris McRae. Bert Marks, Charles Morgan. Tracey McAlister, Janie Minor. Guy Norris. Keith Ozaki. Steve Os- burn. Laurie Page. Kenny Patterson, Brenda Price, Tommy Price, Mark Phillips, Laura Peclc, Marie Romine. Debra Robarts, Rex Strickland, Sandy Shaw, Keith Shaw. Ann Smithey, Marcia Sheely, Shaun Tootle, John Timmons, Vicki Windham. Drew Williams, Lori Williams. Joey W'eeks, Libby Witt, Vcnessa Wilkes, Dennis Wight, Rosie Wimberly Richard Fernandez, Lohre Lamonda, Kay Toner. Pat Womer, Sarah Young. 102 Clubs Oui, Je Parle Francais North Campus: 2nd Vice-President. Billy Dye: Secretary, Laurie Pace; Treasurer. Debbie North. Other members are: Jana Barker. Kevin Bass. Roy Harrison. Jake Berry. Marcia Boone. Cindy Carnathan. Ty Carswell, Craig Clampett. Tim Clark, Carol Dcmas, Sam Douglas, Craig Duerson, Billy Dye, Jimmy Fairchild, Terri Fer- guson, Scott Gilmer. Tracey Hardin, Jo Ann Hancock, Kim Hudson. Jody Huggins Tricia Ives. Doug Kirkland. Darryl Lane. Michael Lange, Clif Maxwell. Paul Mears, Richard Men- endez, Barbara Morgan. Richard Nelson, Deb- bie North, Lassie Ozaki, Laurie Pace. Ricky Pe- ters. Hank Purser, Stephen Sauls, Rita Saunders. Jeanne Squires. Bert Toner, Carmen Under- wood. Cindy Weaver, David Williams. Kath- erine Williams. Lorie Williams. Renee Williams. Clubs 103 F.B.L.A. Future Business Leaders of America is the orga- nization of Florida youths enrolled in programs § of business education in junior and senior high schools. Pres. Dale Douglas. Hist. Shellye Hook. Tres. Sherrie Peterson. Sec. Ann Smithcy, re- porter Diane Rowe. Members are: Janice Tomp- kins, Teresa Tompkins, Karen Pletcher, Sandra Ross, Steven Behrenwald, Carolyn Whitacrc, Ann Smithy, Angela Watson, Ramona Strick- land, Susie Rivers. Betty Witt, Linda Brockman. Cynthia Hodges. Marie Burney, Dccna Duke, Bonnie Rogers, Keith Ozaki, Janice Moon, Ja- nine Turnbull, Kellie Wolford, Darlene Denson, Debbie Ball, Janie Minor. Shelia Cole, June Markham. Kristi Kurtz, Marjorie Peacock, Yur- iko Goodbread, Chester Bach, Teresa Baldwin, Susan Barnes, Carla Arline, Lisa Bass. James Givins, Stanley Pope. Sandra Davis, Teresa Guthrie. Karen Crawford, Ellen Snyder, Mar)' Legree, Melissa Rich, Glenna Morris, Jajuana Bradley, Vanessa Wilkes. Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Zedaker, Ms. Moses and Ms. Steward are the sponsors. 104 Clubs Library Club The Library Club is a service organization whose members are student projectionists and student librarians. The club is striving to promote library services to students and teachers. Club members arc involved in designing and producing displays and other projects which encourage library use. Members are: Carlton Alford, Jackie Anderson, Donna Carmicheal, Darlene Dicks, Debbie Fal- gout, Garrie Gayle Harden, Cythe Harden, James Hattenstcin, McKinley Jeffers, Bonnie Jones, Peggy Parker, Marjorie Peacock, Darrell Pope, Bonnie Rogers, Bill Robinson, Teresa Rothwell, Brenda Taylor, Ramona Walker. Mrs. McDuffie and Mrs. Tompkins arc the sponsors. Clubs 105 Pep Club Pep club members assist the cheerleaders in pro- moting school spirit at all sports and activities that students are involved in. Members in charge of Pep club are: Cathy Townsend, CeCey Wynn, Kelly Carson and Barbie Canaday. Members arc: Carol Buie, Louric Baughn, Melody Bran- non, Carlene Brown, Lori Johns, Lauri Page, Sherry Hale, Tammy Lee, Lee Ann Bertram, Patty Rich, Yuriko Goodbread, Sandy Shaw, Te- reasa Crawford, Angie Helms, Betty Witt, Susan Borst, Selina Goble, Angela Breza, April Jack- son, Renee Davis, Debbie Larson, Cathy Hol- loway, Janie Minor, Marcia Shccly, Debra Rob- arts, Debbie Parnell, Gina Summer, Cathy Hutchingson, Donna Larson, Sharon Dicks, Glenna Morris, Connie Hartley, Diane Welch, Marty Nelson, Mildred Barber, Dot Chatman, Anna Barnett, Ellen Burnham, Quinn Fore, Vicki Windham, Terri Sutton, Susan Knight, Donna Woods, Darlene Dicks, Lori Williams, Pam Hayes, Cheryl Morris, Tina Koon, Cindy Freeman, Sandy Terrell, Beth Atwood, Kayrin Camathan, Lanic Silvey, Glenda Jackson, Car- olyn Maffet, Arlara Sheppard, Regina Mobely, Annie Harris, Anita Johnson, Shelia Tomlin, Kim Brice, Sophia Jones, Darlene Denson, Ka- ren Tweeddale, Beverly Legree, Lynn Wilder, Diane Twenty, Rose McArthur, Lisa Sellers, Te- resa McCray, Janine Turnbull, Linda Brockman, Irene Kelly. Mrs. Busby Sponsor. 106 Clubs Jr. National Honor Society Only a few can maintain the high standards that being a member of National Honor Society de- mands. To become a member is truly an honor. Members are: Renita Bailey, Jana Barker, Wendy Bishop, Debbie Blackwell, Lee Bou- chellc, Jan Brannon, Eddie Carver, Carol Demas, Carla Riley, Kim Ripple, Sarah Rivers, John Shewmakcr, Ricky Simmons, Evelyn Smith, Cindy Strickland, Kathy Williams, Tracy Harden, Kim Lane, Natalie Harris, Wendy Hodges, Angela Honor, Sally Hopper, Jody Huggins, Tricia Ives, Natalie Knight, Ronald Markham, Cheryl McDonald, Lynne McQuatters, Ricky Peters, Mrs. Harkleroad, Sponsor. Clubs 107 Sr. National Honor Society Senior members of National Society are: Roger Lawton, President, Brett Markham, Vice-Presi- dent, Steve Love, Secretary, Mike Lord, Trea- surer. Members are: Tammy Boutwcll, Wayne Boyette, Libby Farrell, Lisa Guthrie, Tim Heeke. Kathy Huchingson, Nan Huggins, Donna Lar- son, Janie Minor, Bill Rankin, Deborah Robarts. Marcia Sheely. Junior members of National Society are: Mike Beardsley, Kenny Boyle, Rich Couch, Teresa Crawford, Beverly Fleming, Yuriko Goodbread, Mike Heeke, Susan Knight, Bert Marks, Keith Ozaki, Diana Rowe, Cynthia Stevens, Rosie Wimberly. 108 Clubs Takes Good Grades The National Honor Society gives recognition to those students of outstanding abilities who have exemplified good character, leadership, and ser- vice to both the school and the community. The National Honor Society also brings the accom- plishments of outstanding students to the atten- tion of their fellow classmates, parents, commu- nity and the colleges they plan to attend. Mrs. Dekle, Sponsor. Clubs 109 Beta Club One of the largest organizations in the school. Beta Club combines brains, character, leadership and a lot of pep to make up one of the best clubs on campus. Beta members work hard on various moneymaking projects to make money to pur- chase toys for under privileged children. Mem- bers of Beta Club are: President Janie Minor, V.P. Tammy Boutwell, Sec. Dconna Brown, Trea. Debra Robarts, Mrs. Gause is the sponsor. Angela Bryne, Brett Markham. John Plenge, Mary Farrell, Cheryl Nelson, Marcia Sheely, Gina Sumner, Deonna Brown, Nan Huggins, Steve Love, Roger Brunner, Melanie Lane, Da- vid Boutwell, Gerald Ullman, Grant Simmons, Debra Robarts, Karen Tweeddale, Debbie Par- nell, Roger Lawton, Mike Lord, Robbie McDonald, Kelly Carson, Bill Plenge, Bryan Boyette, Jerry Crews, Terric Guthrie, Tim Heeke, Buddy Hines, Kathy Huchingson, Donna Larson, Bill Rankin, Suzie Shewmaker, Mark Thomsen, Cecey Wynne, Beth Atwood, Daniel Bates, Darlene Brown, Kenny Boyle, Dawn Childes, Rick Couch, Natalie Counts, Teresa Crawford, Lance Davis, Richard Flemming, Ka- ren Gardener, Laura Peele, Brenda Price, Chuck Snipes, Kay Toner, Rosi Wimberly, Pat Womcr, Ann Giebeig. Beth George, Riko Goodbread, Mike Henley, James Johnson, Joann Kirsch, Su- san Knight, Kelly Lord, Bert Marks, Terry- Maudlin, Tracey McAlister, Keith Ozaki, Bill Plenge, Sandy Shaw, Cynthia Stevens, Omega Wilkerson, Vicki Windham. 110 Chibs ililii Key Club Key Club is a service organization. It performs services for the community. It’s members are: President, Drew Wil- liams, Vice President, Daniel Adel Sec- retary, Bill Pitman, Treasurer, Chris McRae, Asst-Treasurer Jeff Moses, Sgt at Arms, Brian Mier, Mr. H. Morgan Sponsor. John Skinner, Bill Pitman, Jeff Moses, Steve Osborne, Guy Nor- ris, Ried Kennedy, Mike Kanely, Ke- vin Wynn, Jody Hansen, Jody Porter, Rocky Moody, Brian Mier, Drew Wil- liams, Daniel Adel, Jeff Nickodam, Chris “Flounder” Lewis, Richard Fer- nandez, David Cheeseman, Glenn White, Buddy Hines, Berry Raulerson, Richard Tompkins, Tommy Webb, Tom Tuttle, Greg Nettles. 112 Clubs VICA-Auto Mechanics and Drafting If you are mechanically inclined then you belong in the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America better known as VICA. Each class of VICA belongs in a category of it’s own ... auto mechanics small engines mechanics, and electron- ics. The sponsors for this club are: Mr. Odom, Mr. Chasteen, and Mr. Getzen. The trade learned by these young men may be useful in the future. Buddy Blanton Bobby Eubanks, Stephen Glow- acki, Mike Harris. Thomas Hartmon. Mark Hunter, Ricky Kennington, Billy King, Sandy Lavoie, Scott Mathews, Larry Mayo, Kelly Mor- gan, Tim Murphy, Kent Peterson, Larry Regis- ter, Steve Rice, Robert Spear, Jerry Stanley, Richard Tompkins, Robert Treverrow, Rick Yarbough, Billy Black, Mike Brown, Mitch Bra- mel, Robert Craigo, David Cole, Jeff Cruce, Stan Deese, Sam Heff. Don Hugho. Kelly Lu- kcr, Nathan Markham, David Porter, Bob Ross, Frank Russo, Charles Stafford, Jeff Swilly, Da- vid Taylor, Benjamin Harris, Kevin King, Jeff Landis, Dennis Martin, David Milligan, Scott Nelson, Bruce Nettles, Jamie Norton, Albert Rooter, Bill Smith, Allen Staker, Arthur Tim- mons, Greg Wall, Danny Willever, Danny Baker, Eddie Goodbread, Roger Griffin, Wayne Hons, Clark Lee, Dwight Lord, Timothy Moran, Frank Owens, Tim Owens, Tony Richardson, Don Roof, Chuck Slaymakcr, Thomas Tate, Thomas Ward, Milton Beverly, Samual Blanks, Daryl Bodeford, Ronnie Brillhart, Randy Burch, Darrell Buttle, Mark Dice, Ricky Disbrow, Ken- neth Fralick, Eddy Graham, Craig Hall, James Hill, George Kelsey, Leander Kelsey, Mike Ki- gore, Dwayne Moates, Rocky Moody, Mike Morris, Greg Norton, Gary Pinkham, Edward Reed, William Roberts, Billy Wallace, Thomas Webb Clubs 113 CBE Cooperative Business Education is de- signed to train people in jobs which re- late to Secretarial and Clerical Work. It is a flexible plan for training seniors in opportunities proved for discovering and developing interests, latent apti- tude and abilities. Members are: Pres. Debra Pafford, V. Pres. Kristi Kurtz, Sec. Terrie Guthrie, Treas. Kris Cum- mings, His. Karen Pletcher, Par. Tammy Martin, Mrs. Moses, Sponsor. Members are: Charlene Anderson, Sue Bass, Marie Burney, Anita Carter, Shelia Cole, Cindy Eichelsderfer, Ter- rie Guthrie, Cindi Harden, Sue Hod- son, Shellye Hook, June Markham, Linda Parrish, Donna Simonson. 114 clubs Government 10th grade Student Council Representatives are: Renita Bailey. Peter Anschltz, Natalie Bishop. Kim Bochettc. Jennifer Brown. Cindy Carna- than. Crystal Cody. Verlene Crusaw. Carol Demas. Betty Douglas, Tcrrie Ferguson. Eric Foster. Tracey Hardin, Scott Gilmer. Natalie Harris. Angela Honor. Carol Joye, Marilyn Johnson. Natalie Knight. Darryl Lane. Melinda Martin. Gary' McCollum. Vicky Moon. Carol Moore, Debbie Noth, Rise Pearson. Jill Pauley. Carla Riley. Sherri Pruett. Justin Sandlin. Sonya Romine. Debbie Simonson. Johnettc Shaw. Shelley Stebbins, Sharlene Thomas. Blaine Wheller, Carol Townsend. David Williams. Mar- ion Wintons. 9th Grade Representatives arc: Lori Allinder. David Benton. Amanda Brown. Julie Biggs. Maureen Brown. Melinda Canaday. Scott Cody. Chrissy Carver. Ted Coonc. Delana Davis. Jeff Dicks, Sandra Dekle. Kristy Duren. Janelle Fike. Alison Fluellen. Tracey Gill. Margaret Hall. Meg Haley. Sally Hopper, Teresa James. Wallace Kitchings, Angie Koon. Catherine Jones. Tracic Lowery. Linda Little, Betty McDonald. Amanda May, Janet Nash, Kelly Norris. Abby Page. Sherrill Ozaki. Sherri Raulcrson. Jeff Rayls. Rhonda Runions. Robin Robinson, Dee Scott. Brian Schrieber. Tori Swilley, Wanda Taylor. Deshzo Wilkerson. Michelle Webb. Angie Woody, David Williams. Clubs 115 Student Council Junior members of student council are: Deborah Ball. Laurie Baugham, Susan Borst. Greg Bishop. Fran Brown. Karen Camathan. Angie Crews. Nellene Crusaw. Rhonda Driggers, Deb- bie Engesser, Cindv Freeman. Chuck Flowers. Selina Goble. Micheal Hanely. Pam Hayes. Mar- cia Huggins, Rosa Jones, Chuck Jenkins, Tammy Lee, Janice Langston. Tracey McAlsiter. Ricky McCormick, Mike Milligan. Mike McCranie, Cheryl Morris, Bill Nelson, Brenda Price. Laura Pcclc, Bradley Roberts. Ronnie Richardson, Mike Rowand. Kim Scott. Rani Tansey, Romonia Strickland. Betsy Tcuschcr, William Ward. Weena Williamson, Brenda Wood. Senior members of student council are: Daniel Adel. James Bell, Deonna Brown. Lavonda Brown. Sherry Carver. Tim Clyatt, Terry Crews. Jerry Craig, Cindy Eichelsderfer. Yolanda Ed- wards. Sherry Hale. Jody Hanson. Ricky Jerni- gan. Jo Ann Howell. Kirk Koon, Brenda John- son. Kelly Lowrey, Steve Love. Chris McRae, Dec Dee Mikesell, Debra Pafford, Claudia Owens. Bill Pitman, Sherri Peterson, Angela Rossin. Patty Rich, Jeff Sommons. Gina Smith, Cathy Townsend, Janice Tompkins, Sandy Wheeler, Gladys Woody. 116 Clubs On With Student Government Student Council Officers are: Presi- dent, Mike Lord, Vice-President, Keith Ozaki, 2nd Vice-President, Tricia Ives, Secretary, Debbie Lee Martin, Trea- surer, Theresa Duckett, Parlia- mentarian, Rick Couch, Rec. Secre- tary, Betty Douglas, Officer at Large, Janie Minor, Liaison Officer, Vanessa Wilkes. Student Council provides a learning opportunity for involving young people to develop commitments to citi- zenship, scholarship, leadership, hu- man relations and cultural values so that our heritage may have even greater worth for the next generation. Student Council is composed of repre- sentatives from all four classes. It is an important club on campus because stu- dent council must approve all the other club activities. Mrs. Ring and Mr. Foreman are the sponsors. Clubs 117 Science Club Science club explores the unknown to further their abilities in the science field. Members are: Pres. Darryl Murphy, V. Pres. Robin Dampier, Sec. Janine Turnbull. Trcas. Debbie Engesser. Cythe Harden, Micheal Brown, Debbie Martin, Jim Beggs, Wanda Wilson. Steve Osborne. Rick Couch. Chucky Milligan. Chuck Snipes, Mike Miles. Kenny Boyle. Kenny Patterson. Alan Phillips. Keith Ozaki, Yuriko Goodbread. Sandy Shaw. Teresa Crawford. Mark Phillips. Janet Edge. Kay Toner. Darlene Brown. Beth George. Laura Peele. Barry Joye, Debbie Brown, Donna Ellis, Bev Page. Cathy McGinnis. Tami Grubb. Dennis Turner, Tim Bentor. Lance Davis. Lori Strickland, Janet Blackwell. Keith Shaw, Susan Simmons. Jeff Nikodam, Lisa Klinepeter. Sherry Hale. Karen Gardner. Kelly Lord. Bert Marks. Guy Norris. Jim Montgomery'. Kim Barnard. Doug Hudson. John Timmons. Dale Cone. Pam Taylor, Angela Breza. Shari Crutchfield. Mr. Kohn Sponsor. I I8 Clubs North Campus Scientist’s Clubs 119 Science Club members north campus are: Kevin Bass. Joe Benefield. Lisa Bennett. Lee Bouchelle. Eddie Carver, Pam Couch. Susan Couch. Jeff Crosby. Phil Davis. Sam Douglas. Craig Duer- son. David Fralick. Scott Gilmer, Tracey Hardin. Micheal Lange. Robert Larkin. Scott Larkin. Ronald Markham. Cliff Maxwell. Troy Metcalf. Sherrill Ozaki. Lauri Pace, Abby Page. Robin Payne. Ricky Peters. Hank Purser. Sarah Rivers. Stephen Sauls. Rita Saunders. Ricky Simmons. BJ. Turner, Melanie Walsmith. Angie Welch. Elizabeth Widdon. Pres. Tricia Ives, V. Pres. Cheryl McDonald. Rec. See. Carol Demas. Corr. Sec. Cindy Keith, Treas. Debbie North. His. Lassie Ozaki. Mrs. Wright, sponsor © Mil’s SMlf Art club provides students interested in art a chance to get involved beyond the regular class- room activities. Members are: Melinda Martin, Pres: Robin Posey, V. Pres; Sonya Romine, Trea; Lori Williams, Sec; Cathy Rose, Off. at Large, Jana Barker, Arne Barnard, Jeffery Bishop, Terry Blanks, Kathy Dix, Bud Martin, Anne Niblack, Brenda Norris. James Sheppard, Lewis Stokes. Shcrcc Wilson. Mr. D. Owens is the sponsor. 120 Clubs Art Club Art club is made up of a group of very enthusi- astic and talented people. Members are: Dee Dee Mikcscll, Pres; Karen Crawford. V. Pres; Susan Borst, Sec; Cindy Eichelsderfer. Trea; Derrick James. Janise Tompkins. Reginald Fleming, Lauri Page. Margaret Bach. Mike Mo- bely. Tammy Lee. Lori Williams, Lori Mason, Laurie Baughan, Janet Williamson, Chuckie McGuire, Keith Robinson, Joyce Williams, Yvonne Moreland. Rufus Baker, Judy Thomas. Jeff Osborne, Tim North. Bonnie Jones, Delbert Legree, Walter Smith, Brenda Wood, Marsha Dicks, Melodic Brannon, Cindy Ratliff, Micheal Hollaway, Becky Merkle, John Nelson, Glenda Jackson. Norma James, Darrell Krause, Mike Miles, Vic Rose, Bill Nelson, Terrie Cruce, Sherry Hale, Kathy Moore. Keith Loeffle, Betsy Tcuscher. Phyllis Langford, Tammy Roberts, Rhonda Mathis, Teri Sherrod, Micheal Harris. Barry Bing. James Laws, Desi Jordan. Fran Har- riss, Debbie Martin. Joy Foster, Karen Carna- than, Cindy Bundy, McKinley Jeffers, Susan Ellis. Buddy Hines, Brenda Johnson, Teresa Register, Attoyua Honer, Shellye Hook. Sarah Feagle, Beverly Legrcc. Mrs. Hines. Sponsor. Clubs 121 Paramedics Paramedics offer health related experiences to the students who are interested in this area. Pres. Carla Murray, Vice-Pres., Tanya Jarvis, Sec. Treasurer, Gina Cabino: Carmen Akins. Gina Cabino, Cynthia Green. Audrey Harrington, Renee Harris, Tanya Jarvis, Carla Murray, Mary-Ann Rowe, Lisa Zealy. 122 Clubs Health Careers The Health Careers club assists in volunteer work in local hospitals where students receive a limited knowledge of nursing. Each of the stu- dents spend a certain amount of time at area hospitals where a willingness to help is one of the most important qualities. Pres, Cathy Townsend, Vice-Pres, Deby Ford, Secretary. Julie Geiger. Parliamentarian, Darlene Martain, Treasurer, Mary Lou Jordan. Prog. Char. Lisa Klinepeter: Julie Beebe, Amelia Bridges. Carlene Brown, Gino Cabino. Deborah Ford, Pam Foster, Julie Geiger. Sherry Hale. Lisa Hobbs, Tanya Jarvis, Lisa Klinepeter, Velvet Lanier, Delbert Legree. Darlene Martain, Rhonda Mathis, Daphine McKire, Carla Murry. Ginger Proveaux, Melissa Rodgers, Kim Scott, Terrie Sutton. Cathy Townsend. Sponsor Mrs. Houston. Clubs 123 Company A and B A Company-Doug Wood, Eric Jones, Ricky Simmons, Donnie Lenoir, Sam Douglas, Dennis Turner. Caron Fluellen. Randy Fluellen, Tryone Beverly, John Robinson, Thomas McKirc, Rose Williams, Bruce Douglas, John Nettles, Cathy Miller, Ron Stuart, Debra Wilson, Billy Taylor, Wayne Hons, Patricia Smith, George Hunt, Robert White, Joyce Lovett, Shon Grant, Tim Stanley, Jeanette Eichenberg, Cheryl Davis, Mike Bill- ington, George Delk, Mike Bing, Leval Wyche B Company—Jackie Harrell, Cecil Hall, Micheal Goodyear, Theresa Norris, Cathy McGinnis, Ronnie Norris, Eddie Hobson, Maggie Owens, Christine Ford, Frank Magby, Alvin Brett, Bert Williams, Todd Cason, Bruce Dye, Dennis Howell, Charles Harding, Micheal Kirby, Jeff Crosby, Derrick Griffin, Eric Fleming, Robert Boneer, Emma Lee, Rufus Taylor, Lisa Zglaby, Jimmy Minisall, Authur Grant, Donny Hasting, Craig Davis, Robert Burkay, Frank Denson, Douglas Wilkins 124 Clubs Company C and D Eddie Jackson, Reginald Fleming, Tammy Grubb, Jennifer McCory, Ronnie Richardson, Curtis Fluellen, Clayton Thomas, Regina Clegg, Russel Lloyd, Donald Christie, Karen Jacobs, Earnest Dccse, Eddie Hanson. Eddie Smith, Dan Terry, Andre White. Milton Staples, Judy Hanson, Charles Jackson, Teresa James, Dan Pender, Alan Roberson, Lawerence Burch, Larry Charles, John Gordon, Roy Watson, Peter Lindboe, Earnest Edge, Laverne Perry, Wade McCray, Chris Brushear, David McCormick, Barbara Rossin, Eddie Spain, Juan Dix, Willie Davis, Steve Seals, Brian Markham, Eyell Jones, Tim Ford, Robert Burney, Rory Penland, Rickie Miles Clubs 125 C Company Bill Robinson, Lisa Reddick. Anthony Lewis. Barry Bing, Mike Garber, Chuck Jenkins, David Bryant. Roderick Douglas, Floyd Morgan, Albert Adams, Billy Bishop, Bernard Mayo, Jody Rogers. Jonnie Mae Collins, Dorothy Carter, Sheila Hall. John McClain, Leslie Wil- liams, Gerry Carter, Terry Carter, Teri Davis, Troy Davis, Jenny Hall, Robert Hogan, Bonnie Jenkins, Mary Keen, Gerald McKire, Kelly Moore- head, Danald Morrison, Howard Morrison, Tina Mowman, Emma Pate, Greg Robins, Vickie Robinson, Tammy Royals, Ronnie St. John, Clar- ence Williams Girls and Boys Drill Teams Girls Drill Team—Lisa Reddick, Tammy Grubb, Mary Smith, Pat Smith, Cathy McGinnis, Shaun Grant, Cathy Miller, Maggie Owens, Rose Wil- liams, Dorothy Carter, Terr)' Carter, Joyce Lovett, Karen Jacobs, Lisa Zgealv, Jeanny Hall Boys Drill Team—Ranald Parks, Charles Arnold, Donnie Lenoir, Derrick James, Billy Bishop, Doug Wood, Reginald Flemmign, Jody Rogers, Derrick Griffin, Cecil Hall, Clayton Thomas, Jeff Cfosby, Jackie Harrell, Michah Pender, Earnest Edge, John Gordon. Eric Flemming, Mike Garber, Gerald McKire 126 Clubs Rifle Team and Battalion Staff Rigle Team—Melody Fontana, Tim Pruitt, Mike Register, Mike Goodyear, Troy Davis, Ricky Miles, Eddie Hanson, Jody Hanson, Peter Lindboc, Mike Kirby, Wayne Hons, George Delk, Billy Taylor, Russell Lloyd, Robert Burkey Battallion Staff- Ronald Parks, Len Snyder, Charles Arnold. Joy Foster, Melody Fontana. Tim Pruitt, Grant Simmons, Derrick James, Carl Hodson Clubs 127 J.R.O.T.C. Girls Drill Team in Action. JROTC is a cooperative program between the Army and Columbia High School. The purpose of the program is to provide secondary school students opportunities of leadership devel- opment in the interest of National Security. Ju- nior R.O.T.C. curriculum citizenship and lead- ership are emphasized in each year of the program. J.R.O.T.C. develops self-discipline, self confidence and the respect of their peers which arc sources of pride to young men and women. The ability to motivate and lead others is stressed. Extracurricular activities include drill teams, honor and color guards, rifle teams. The leaders of R.O.T.C. are Sgt. Mansfield, Colonel Thomas and Sgt. Atkinson. 128 Clubs Future Homemakers of America The Future Homemakers of America club pro- motes growth in leadership, self-awareness, and family and community unity. Members are: Camalar Ausgood. Wanda Atkinson. Pat Bell. Jan Brannon. Greg Brown. Johna Burdo, Cara Carson. Felicia Farr. Tina Davis. Robin Gillette. Shon Grant. Cindy Hamiliton, Audrey Harring- ton, Mary Harrington, Renee Harris. Lori Jack- son, Micheal Jackson, Renee James, Sharon James. Crystal Joiner. Brenda Jones. Toynetta Jones. Jacki Lammons. Theidra McCloud. De- nise Morgan. Janet Nash. Rosalind Perry, Lisa Phillips. Robin Robinson. Tammy Royals. Diana Rusnak. Johnette Shaw, Wanda Sheppard, Gwen Smith. Mclonic Walsmith. Michele Webb, Angie Welch. Ruth Williams, Pres. Kim Boch- ette. V.P. Cheryl Strickland, Tres. Andrea Hes- ter. Sec. Suzanne Wheller, Prog, of work. Renee Harris, Rec. Catherine. His. Gail Taylor, Pari. Teresa Goble, Sponsors are: Mrs. Cribb, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Williams 130 Clubs Self-Awareness South Campus Members are: Fay Adams. Wanda Adams. Teresa Anthony, Mildred Bar- ber. Alma Bowles. Jajuana Bradley. Melodic Brannon. Lavonda Brown. Phyllis Brown, Angie Bryne. Ellen Burnham. Dot Chatman, Gwen Cook. Beverly Copeland. Annette Crusaw. Nel- lene Crusaw. Lisa Dace, Gloria Daise. Rosa Davis. Yolanda Edwards, Wanda Farr. Sarah Feagle, Yvonne Fleming. Anita Flowers. Debra Ford. Wanda Henderson, Donna Holland. At- toyua Honor. Sophia Huland. Glenda Jackson. Wanda Jackson. Bonnie Jones. Laponia Jones, Rosa Jones. Deleatha Kelsey, Tina Lee. Beverly Lcgrcc, Mary McArthur, Lorraine McIntosh. La- verne Mack, Darlene Martin, Lori Mason, Judy Mayo. Regina Mobley, Priscilla Mobley, Debra Neely, Faye Perry. Juanita Richardson, Thelma Robinson. Angela Rossin. Teresa Roth well. Lo- rainne Shaw. Arlora Sheppard, Deborah Smith. Vemice Thomas. Shelia Tomlin. Mander Under- wood. Loretta While, Omega Wilkerson, Janet Williamson. Gloria Witcher. Pres. Carolyn Campbell, V. Pres. Susan Ellis. Sec. Gloria Car- ter. Ass. Sec. Joyce Williams, Trcs. Debra Jones, Pari. Carolyn Holton. His. Brenda Johnson, Other Officers are: Cythe Harden, Gladys Woody, Irene Kelly, Pam Foster. Jujuana Bradley, Connie Hartley. Ellen Burnham. Car- olyn Maffet, Mary Staples. Mrs. Jenkins, Sponsor. Clubs 131 FFA—Tractors and Farm Animals Future Farmers of America prepares students to be farmers of the future and helps them to learn more about agriculture. Being a member of FFA involves preparation in co-ordinating farm re- lated activities and leadership development. Pres. Lam Keen. V. Pres. Bill Pittman. Sec. Terri Cruce. Treas. Teri Sherrod. Rep. Jeff Simmons. Members are: Earl Alford. Ronald Baldwin. Kenny Beathea. Paul Bedenbaugh. Linda Bran- non. Karen Carnathan. Craig Cason. Jay Cason. A1 Coats. Tim Cobb. Dale Cone. Don Cox. Jerry Craig. Mark Dice. Dennis Dicks. Robert Dis- brow. Donald Dohrn. Ricky Edenfield. Clay Foe. Tod Gill. Eddie Graham, Chris Harrington. Gregg Horton. Steve Huggins. Tony Huggins. Jana King. Darrell Krause. Tammy Lee. Steve Lombard. Daniel Lovett. Terry Maldin. Tim Martin. Mike McCranie. Alan McManus. Randy McRae. John Merchant. Chuckie Milligan. Julie Minisall. Keith Mobcly. David Moore. Loyd Moore. Clay Nodes. Tammy Norris. Jeff Os- burn. James Parker. Greg Pope. Bruce Register. Melissa Rich. Brad Roberts. Rusty Smith. Walter Smith. Donny Steele. Linda Tanner. Micheal Thompson. John Timmons. Randy Tootle. Diane Welch. Larry Witt. Billy Wynne. Kevin W nne. Mr. Hadley Mr. Halliwanger. Sponsors. 132 Clubs Future Farmers of America North Campus Members arc: Richard Bernal. Robert Blanton. Nathaniel Breadsley. Wendell Bryant, Doug Bullard. Mitchell Bundy. Todd Cason. Allen Dicks. Tony Douberly. Adam Douglas. Virgil Douglas. David Earls. Diane Falgouu Judy Feagle. Lisa Fcagle. Rocky Ford. Darryl Freeman. Tevis Gay. Sherelle Godwin. Earl Harden. Roy Harrison. Rocky Lanier. Peter Lindboe. David Martin. Greg Martin. Jimms Martin. Mark Moore. Andy Nettles. Bruce Net- tles. John Nettles. James Osborn. Brent Peacock. Raymond Peeler. Don Petty. Kent Pletcher. Mike Pope. Brent Raymer. Mike Register. Saundra Register. Marvin Rcntz. Mike Roberts. Thomas Robinson. Justin Sandlin. Brian Shrei- bcr. Ricky Simpson. Rex Smith. Ricky Taylor. Clayton Thomas. Ron Vandervorn. Jon West- berry. Renee Williams. Mr. Brown. Sponsor. Clubs 133 V ica—Mechanics Vocational Industrial Clubs of Amer- ica otherwise known as Vica brings to- gether young men and women who share a common interest. An opportu- nity to work together for a common purpose. Vica offers recognition through national programs. North campus Vica is divided into parts con- struction and mechanics. Mechanics members are: Chris Brantley, Wendell Bryant, Donna Croft, Reed Depratter, Ennis Fowler, Timmy Gilliam, Wil- liam Hall, Jack Hood, Chessy Kinard, Daniel Larramore, Mike Lindboe, Charles McClain, Darrell Morrell, Raymond Peeler, Chris Stamper. Mike Stuart, Billy Taylor, Tony Williams, Mr. Miller is the sponsor. 134 Clubs Vica—Construction Vica Construction members are: Crys- tall AcufT, David Bennett, Todd Cason, Tyrone Beverly, Lisa Chandler, David Cray, Troy Crews, Paul Delgado, Brenda Dortch. Bruce Douglas, Ear- nest Edge, Juan Gaines, John Gaskins, Mark Harrington, John Kitlen, Joyce Lovett, Jimmy Martin, Johnny Maud- lin, Richard Murray, Gayle Norris, Karen Ogelsby, Sylvia Owens. Stanley Peezley, Mike Roberts, Richard Rod- gers, David Snyder, Pete Spurlock, Lycresia Taylor, David Williams, Deshazo Wilkerson. Mr. Lofton Sponsor. Clubs 135 Mu Alpha Theta Mu Alpha Theta is made up of students inter- ested in math. Mu Alpha Theta also promotes excellence in mathematics. Officers: Bill Rankin. Pres.; Deonna Brown, Vice-Pres.; Yuriko Goodbread, Sec.; Karen Tweeddale, Treas. Members: Bill Rankin, Darlene Brown, Teresa Crawford, Natalie Counts, Ann Giebeig, Yuriko Goodbread, Susan Knight, Sandra Shaw, Charles Snipes, Rosie Wimberly, Pat Wromer. Kay Toner, Robert Marks, Kelly Carson, Tim Hcckc, Nan Huggins, Roger Lawton, Michael Lord, Melanie Lane, Tammy Boulwell, Thomas Price, Debra Robam, Marcia Shccly, Gerald Ul- lmann. Bill Simmons, Karen Tweeddale, Donna Larson, Janie Minor, Deonna Brown,. Sponsor Mrs. Hughes. 136 Clubs Math Club Math Club gives a student the chance to find a little extra in whatever field of math one wishes to study. Officers: Pres. Cheryl McDonald, Secretary Lynn McQuatters, Treasurer Doug Kirkland Members: Jana Barker, Kevin Bass, Joe Ben- efield, Iraida Betancourt, Wendy Bishop. Lee Bouchcttc, Sherri Britt, Tony Broome, Cindy Camathan. Lynn Chasteen, Tim Clark, Pam Couch, Bruce Dana, Phil Davis, Tina Davis, Carol Demas, Billy Dye, Marisa Freeman, Scott Gilmer, Meg Haley, Tracey Hardin, Cheryl Ho- kanson, Jody Huggins, Christopher Kay, Cindy Kieth, Doug Kirkland, Natalie Knight, Michael Lange, Stephen Lange, Gaye MClurc, Betty McDonald, Cheryl McDonald, Lynne McQuatters, Cliff Maxwell, Debbie North, Las1 sie Ozaki, Jill Pauley, Robin Payne, Ricky Peters, Kim Purvis. Carla Riley, Sarah Rivers, Stephen Sauls, Brenda Saunders, Rita Saunders, Brian Schreibcr, Ricky Simmons, Debbie Simonson, Stacey Slater, Jeanne Squires, Veena Tikarc, Bert Toner, Carol Townsend. B. J. Turner, Greg Wall. Lisa Waters, Nan Watts, Katherine Wil- liams, Sheree Wilson, Rachel Witt. Sponsor Mrs. Martin. Clubs 137 Dance Group The CHS Dance Group consists of boys and girls who enjoy dancing and making up new routines. The group gives the students a chance to unwind and enjoy themselves. They get a healthful form of exercise and an op- portunity to respond to music through music. They perform for all the other schools in the county. The sponsor for the Dance Group is Mrs. Pearson. 138 Clubs Keep on Dancing Albert Adams, Karen Aldridge, Faye Anderson, Renita Bailey, Tanya Bell, Amanda Brannon, Shelia Bundy, Peggy Cannon, Angie Carter, Sha- ron Cooley. Greg Cone, Donna Davis. Willie Denson, Lyndia Dix. Betty Douglas, Cindy Edenfield, Diana Fafalli, Carla Fussell, Marsha Gaieny, Lynnann Grant, Warren Hollifleld, Cindee Hunter, Pam Jackson, Anita Jernigan, Jeff Johns, Marilyn Johnson, Faye Jones, Pam Jones, Kim Graham, Emma Lee, Jerome Lee. Diane Lewis, Carla Locklear. Betty Long. An- nette Mayo, Faye McIntosh. Emily Mixon, Vicki Moon, Althiorida Morgan, Cindy Moss, Billie Nicholson, Felicia O’Neal. Maggie Owens, Emma Pate, Rise Pearson, Rosalind Perry, Brenda Reed, Karen Roberts, Sonja Romine. Leslie Ross. Dorethea Russo, Erica Shaw, Isiah Sheppard, Wanda Sheppard, Stacy Slater, Sheryl Smith, Suzanne Stebbins, Shelly Stebbins, Dwight Thomas. Pinky Timmons, Mary Tho- malson, Sonja Tunsil, B.O. Thomas, Patricia Turner. Syvia Tucker, Carless Watson, Micheal Webb, David Williams, Lori Williams, Tonya Williams, Abbie Wintons. Angela Woody Clubs 139 Distributive Education Members of Deca are: Timothy Craw- ford, Guy Ewings, Ricky McCormick, Darrell Morgan, Jimmy Raulerson, Jeff Fowler, Jajuana Bradley, Wendell Brannon, Leroy Cummings, Keith Harris, Robin Muskewitz, Ronald Parks, Kinard Perry, Larry Porter, James Smith, Steve Smith, Teresa Tompkins, Angela Bryne, Bryan Boyette, A1 Coates, Debbie Hall, Jana King, Kathy Connell, Dwayne Moats, Rick Benz, Dannette Pallard, Tim Pruitt, Lattie Murphy, Donna Carmi- cheal, Doug Murphy, Dinnah Nash, Jacqueline Toner, John Smith, James Parker, Greg Bishop, Jody Sandage, Karen Legree, Darlene Pallard. Ron- ald McKinnon, Alan Gibbs, Jeff Clark, Donald Hodges, Jimmy Nettles, Mary Jordan, Kaiser Jerry, Steven Behren- wald, James Bell, Bryan Scott Boyette, Bruce Bown, Doug Burch, James Car- ter, Bobby Cruce, Sam Davis, Yolanda Edwards, Sarah Feagle, James Fowler, Brenda Johnson, Laretha Johnson, Matt Kevin Jones, Beverly Legree, Daniel Lovett, Angela Rebecca May, Beverly Miller, Martha Moody, Kelly Morgan, Clay Nodes, Leroy Harris, Ricky Pruitt, Junior Raiford, Melissa Rich, Sonja Akins, Clifford Blackmon, David Rhoden, Stephen Rivet, Doris Simpson, Pamela Sistrunk, Charlene Whatley, Harold Whitcomb, Darrell Williams, Wilber Burnette, Sam Crews, Jay Davis, Beverly Holt, Terry Martin. Marty Roberts, Marie Ro- mine, Mary Lou Trowell. Roy Works, Paul Young, Sonny Boatwright, C.R. Brown, Nellene Crusaw, Janis Lang- ston, Susan Simmons, David Varnes, John Graham, Sally Terrel 140 Clubs Deca Mr. Lawton Mr. Albury Mr. Long Officers of Deca are: Robin Muskew- itz, President, Janis Langston, Vice- President, Pamela Sistruck, Secretary, Terry Martin, Treasurer, Nellene Cru- saw, Historian. The sponsors are Mr. Long, Mr. Albury, and Mr. Lawton Ciubs 141 Marketing and Merchandising The Distributive Education Clubs of America—otherwise know as Deca—is an organization whose programs of leadership and development is de- signed specifically for students enrolled in Distributive Education. Chapter ac- tivities are recognized as a part of the total educational program because of their development of leadership abil- ity, professional attitudes, better citi- zenship characteristics, and social growth of the individual. The Dis- tributive Education Club provides a world of knowledge on marketing, management, and merchandising. This trains students for careers in retailing, wholesaling, and service areas. The school store is managed by these am- bitious students who must complete all subjects required for graduation, along with working a minimum of fifteen hours per week. 142 Clubs Fellowship of Christian Athletics Members are: Dale Cone, Football, Mike Tomp- kins, Football, Rex Strickland, Baseball, John Timmons, Track, Basketball, Chucky Milligan, Football, Kelly Lowery, Football, Baseball, Kirk Koon, Football, Tim North, Football, Wrestling, Chuck Jenkins, Wrestling, Jim Beggs, Football, Wrestling, Mike McCranie, Golf, Chris Lewis, Tennis, Daryl Murphy, Football, Keith Ozaki, Football, Baseball, Kenny Patterson, Football, Stephen Osborne, Golf, Timm Cobb, Golf, Vic Rose, Baseball, Larry Keen, Football, Mike Hanley, Football, Greg Thomas, Football, Wres- tling, Bobby Duncan, Football, Verlon Hall, Football, Douglas Johnson, Football, Marshall Wilson, Football, Track, Melvin Wintons, Foot- ball, Basketball, Track. Sponsor Mr. Justice. Promoting fellowship, goodwill, and sportmanship to all of its members and the student body is what F.C.A. is all about. The guys in this program par- ticipated in such sports as Basketball, Football, track, Baseball, Wrestling, Tennis, and Golf. Clubs 143 North Campus Players CHS North Campus Players is another name for the Drama Club at north campus. Members are: Karin Miller, Pres., Scott Hubert, Vice. Pres., Elizabeth Whiddon, Sec., Wendy Bishop. Treas., Lynn Chasteen, Sgt.-At-Arms, Mrs. Mitchell, sponsor, Tracey Hardin, Cliff Maxwell, Karen Walker, Richard Nelson, Eddie Carver, Sharon Cooley, Cindy Summer, Faye Anderson, Susan Taylor, Tanya Bell, Erica Shaw, Kristy Duren, Amanda Brannon, Wanda Hinson, Amy Barn- ard, Pam Couch, Susanne Wheeler, Sheree Wil- son, Bruce Smith, Dora Hadley, Tomi Stinson, Robin Gillette, Regina Yandlc, Brenda Saun- ders, Rita Saundser, Natlie Knight, Krista Sand- ers, Jeff Bishop, Mandy May, Lycrecia Taylor, Bruce Davks, Craig Clampett, Bobby Boatwright. 144 Clubs Lights! Cameras! Action! Drama club’s purpose is to promote excellence in the Dramatic Arts. Members are: Pres. Sherri Peterson. V.P. Mike Hanley. Sec. Cindy Hodges. Treas. Mike Harrell. Rep. Lori Johns. Sgt. at Arms Tim North. Mrs. Ellis. Sponsor. Kim Barn- ard, Lauri Baughan. Janet Blackwell. Amelia Bridges. Linda Brockman. Darlene Brown. Fran Browl, Barbie Canaday. Kelly Carson. Pat Cas- sidy, Tom Cissell. Rick Couch. Don Dupree. Charlotte Davidson, Bobby Duncan, Janet Edge. Margaret Fisher. Karen Gardner, Marilyn Gei- Beig. Yuriko Goodbread. Anna Grennhalgh. Sherri Hale, Mar)' Haley. Carrie Harden. Mich- eal Harrell. Fran Harriss. Angie Helms, Cindy Hodges. Glenda Jackson, Desi Jordon. Terri Jor- don, Susan Knight. Chris Lewis. Kelly Luker, Tracey McAllister. Debbie Martin. Tim Martin, Terr)' Mauldin, Chucky Milligan. Guy Norris, Tim North, Steve Osborne. Maijorie Peacock. Gay Lynn Revels, Cheryl Shultz. Cynthia’Scott, Sandy Shaw. Chuck Snipes. Rex Strickland. Da- vid Taylor. John Timmons. Tra Tracy. Lori Wil- liams. Pat Womer. Cecey Wynne. Betsy Teuscher. Clubs 145 Drama Club 146 CIubs Harrison’s House Apes One Special thing about the annual staff is that when “busting butt” is needed, we can really cook. The sec- tion editors exemplify this trait: Clubs—Tina Lee, Seniors—Lisa Bass, Sports Deonna Brown, Under- classmen—Donna Larson, Academics— Roger Lawton, Ads—Kelly Carson, Features, Janie Minor, and Faculty Claudia Owens. Other than “Super- woman” Tina Lee, section editors couldn’t do their jobs without the help of staff members: Angie Crews, Mari- lyn Giebeig, Vickie Windham, Marga- ret Bach, Lorri Bonderenko, Buddy Hines, Kathy Huchingson, Mary Kah- lich, Melanie Lane, Laurie Page, Tod Pauley, Marcia Sheely, Cathy Towns- end, Karen Tweeddale, Selina Goble, Jody Hansen, and Joyce Williams. The business manager. Nan Huggins has never slown down. The best word to describe Nan with is, “dependable”. Our advisor. Diane Harrison is simply stupendous. A plug must be put in for us, Tammy Boutwell and Roger Brun- ner, the co-editors, we do a pretty good job too. In closing a special thanks to all the teachers for being so under- standing and letting us out of class. Clubs 147 148 Clubs Annual Staff at Work Tiger Staff The Newspaper kept an accurate record of the school’s daily life. The staff members are as fol- lows: Editors. Cecye Wynne, and Debra Rob- arts. Susan Borst. Tod Pauley. Theresa Duckett. Debra Larson. Diane Rowe. Roger Brunner. Carol Buie. Barbie Canaday. Sherry Carver. Da- vid Chessman. Carrie Gayle Harden. JoAnn Howell. Lorie Johns. Mary Jones Clark. Barrs Joye. Mark Kahlich. Irene Kelly. Phyllis Lang- ford. Janis McCray. Cheryl Nelson. Berry Rau- lerson. Debra Robarts. Mitzie Robarts. Tammy Roberts. Vic Rose. Cecye Wynne. Clubs 149 150 Clubs Newspaper Staff at Work m ■ Potpourri C.H.S. in order to stay with the times and answer the call for new ideas and development, once again changed it’s face. Potpourri, the new literary maga- zine was designed to reflect the stu- dents’ ideals and talents. Poems and short stories abounded throughout the book, along with artwork to illustrate them. The co-editors this year were JoAnn Howell and Mary Jones Clark. With no help or staff members, hard work and lonely hours were ahead for these two hard working daring coharts. Clubs 151 rvii 152 John Paul II Charms the Crowds Karol Cardinal Wojtyla began assert- ing a vigorous personal style almost as soon as the white palium of office was draped around his shoulders. He is now known as Pope John Paul 11, age 58, who is the 263rd successor to St. Peter and spiritual leader of some 700 million Roman Catholics. More than 200,000 people were packed into St. Peter’s Square when Pope Paul received the ceremonial vestment. As the cardinals of the church filed for- ward to pay him homage, he spoke warmly and at length with each. He addressed the crowd fluently in five languages, then plunged into their midst to shake outstretched hands. John Paul II has charmed the hearts of many since his vestment. He has also set his own firm, unpredictable style. The Pope is concerned for all and plans to do all he can for the goodwill of the Catholics. 154 Historical Close, Yet So Far Away Carter Administration is more pessi- mistic about the outcome of the Wash- ington peace talks between Egypt and Israel than it has been since negotia- tions began. “Right now there is psy- chological warfare,” said a ranking Is- rael official. “And only the side with the stronger nerves will manage.” There is growing concern at the White House that the talks might actually fail. Anwar Sadat gloomily remarked that he would not be astonished to see the negotiations break down. The draft peace treaty was “75% to 80%” complete. The two sides had reached agreement on such crucial is- sues as the end of the 30-year state of war and the establishment of relations, the exchange of ambassadors, the loca- tion of boundaries, the placement of troops and the role of United Nations forces, and Israeli navigation rights in the Gulf of Suez. Egypt and Israel had also reached a meeting of minds on the future of two Israel-built airbases in Sinai and the number and size of Egyptian fortifications in the desert peninsula. The main obstacle is finding the right language for the thorniest problem of all: the “linkage” between the treaty and further negotiations toward a wider peace between Israel and its other Arab neighbors. The Israeli Cab- inet rejected a compromise proposal that Premier Menachem Begin sent to them through his Defense Minister. They felt the linkage between the Is- raeli-Egyptian treaty and broader peace negotiations was too strong. No- body was angrier about the Israeli’s ac- tion than Jimmy Carter. The linkage is particularly important to Sadat, who is trying to convince the moderate Arab states, and especially Saudi Arabia, that he is not selling out the Arab cause but is working for an overall set- tlement. A second issue holding up the Washington negotiations concerns Sinai Oil. On balance it seemed likely that the Egyptians and the Israelis would be able to resolve their remaining differ- ences in time to sign the treaty by the deadline agreed upon at Camp David. When agreement is reached, the prin- cipals are expected to celebrate the his- toric occasion by staging twin ceremo- nies in Cairo and Jerusalem. Historical 155 156 Historical Historical 157 Senior Directory A ADAMS. WANDA DUNE FHA. Studcnl Council, Chorus. ADEL DAN IF.!. ALLEN Key Club 1.2,3.4. Vice-Pres. 4. Stu- dent Council 1.2.3.4. FBLA 3rd. place district award. ALEXAN- DER. STEVE DE. A I.FORD. CARLTON. ALFORD. GOERGlA iV f£lmcrmural Basketball. Basketball Team I. AN- DERSON. CHARLENE FHA I. DECA 3. CBE 4. ANTHONY. TERESA LYNN FHA 3,4. ARNOLD. CHARLES ELLIOT Drill Team I,2,3,4, Battalion Staff 3.4, Math Club 3. Assistant Drill Team Commander 4. B BACH. MARGRET Powder Puff Football 1.2.3.4. Science Club I, 2. Art Club 1.23,4. Float Committee 133.4. Columbian Staff 4. Prom Committee 1,2,3, Spanish Club 2. BAKER. RUFUS Art Club 3.4. BARBER. MILDRED ANN Track Team. FBLA. FHA. Drama Pep Club. BASS. LISA RENEE Spanish 1. Math Club 2. FBLA 3,4. Basketball 2.3, Columbian StalT23.4. Home- coming Float Committee 4. BASS. SUE FHA 1. DECA 3, CBE 4. BELL. JAQUELINE YVONNE Track Team 3, Manager Girls Basketball Team 3. BELL. JAMES Student Council BELL TYRONE Band 133.4. BETHEA. KENNETH WA YNE FFA 133.4. FCA 3. Football C Team 1, Jr. Varsity 2. Varsity 3,4. BLACKWELL. LUANA Ohio Office Education Association 3. Class Pres. 3. BONDERENKO. LORRIE ANN Columbian Staff 23.4. BOUTWF.I.l. DAVID Honor Society 1, Science Club 2, Newspaper 2. Beta Club 3.4. French 3.4. BOUT WELL. TAMMY DENISE FHA I. FHA Pres. 2. Powder Puff 23.4. Student Advi- sory 3. Girls State Nominee 3. Mu-Alpha-Theta 3,4, Beta Club 3. Beta Vicc-Pres. 4, Honor Society 3.4, Columbian Staff 23.4. Co- Editor 4 BOUTWELL. WENDY JO Band 13.3.4. FBLA 4 BOYETTE. BR YAN SCOTT Beta Club 133.4, Student Council 3. DECA 4. Honor Society 4. BROWN. DEBORAH R. Para- medics 13. Chorus 2, French Club 3.4. IORG 3.4. BROWN. DF.ONNA JA YNE Softball Team 133.4. Mu-Alpha-Thcta 23,4. Vice-Pres. 3. Beta Club 3.4, Secretary 4. Honor Society 2. FFA 3, Student Council 133,4. Columbian Staff 2.4. Float Committee 13.3.4. Chairman 4. Powder Puff Football 13.3,4. Field Day Committee 3,4. Skit Committee 23.4. Prom Committee 3. BROWN, JANIEVE MARIF. Band 1.2. Intermurals 3.4, Two Hands Fellowship 3. Tennis Team 2,4. BROWN. MICHEAf. RONALD Intcrmurals 2. Science Club I, ROTC I. BROWN. PHY US FHA Health Service Aid FBLA. BROWN. TERESA ANN FHA. BRUNNER. ROGER EDWARD Student Council I. Football 1. Math Club 13. Drama Club 1, Honor Society 2, Beta Club 3, Tennis Varsity 2,3,4. French Club 1.23. Columbian Staff 4, Co-Editor 4. Newspaper 2.4. Student Advisory Council 3. Pot- pourri 4. Homecoming Skit 1.2. BYRNE. ANGELA MARIE Softball 13, Basketball 1, Volleyball 13, Honor Society 2. BUIE. CAROL Softball Team I. Basketball Team I, Powder Puff 2, FBLA 3. Newspaper Staff 4. Floats 133.4. Pep Club 4 BUND Y. CYNTHIA ANN Paramedics I. FHA 13. FBLA 1. Art Club 133.4. BURNEY. ROSE MARIE Newspaper 1. Golddustcr Band 1. Columbian Staff 2, Student Council 2, Drama Club 3. Science Club 3, CBF. 4. FBLA 4 c CANADY. BARBARA ANNE FBLA 3. Cheerleader C Team 1. J. V. 2, Varsity 3,4, Newspaper Staff 4, Powder Puff Football 1, Student Council Rep. I, Drama Club 4. Pep Club 4, Floats 13. Skits 13. CARMICHAEL DONNA MARIE Library 3.4. Dance Group 2. DECA 4. FBI A 4 CA RSON. KELL Y KA Y Honor So- ciety 2. Track 2, Softball 4, Drama Club 4. Cheerleader J.V. 2. Varsity 3, Co-Captain 4, Powder Puff Football 133. Columbian Staff 2,4, Mu-Alpha-Thcta 3,4, Student Advisors' 3.4. Beta Club 3, District Secretary 4, Float Committee 2.4, Pep Club 4. CAR- TER. ANITA KAREN Student Council 13. FBI.A 3. CBF 4. Li- brarian Assistant 4. CLARK. MARY JONES Student Council 133, FHA 133. FBLA 3, ROTC Drill Team 133. Health Club 3, Mat Girl 2. Powderpuff football I, Skit I, Tiger Staff 4. Pot- pourri 4, Co-Editor 4 Cl.YATT. TIM Band 1.2. Chorus 1, Two Hands Fellowship 4. Student Council 4. COLE. MELISSA JEAN FHA 2. French Club 3, Health Club 3. CONE. DALE ROBERT Football J.V. 13, Varsity 3,4, FFA 1.23.4. FCA 3.4. Spanish Club 2. COOK. SHARON CAROL Band 1,23.4, Jazz Band 3,4, Band Librarian 3,4, Spanish Club 2. Two Hands Fel- lopship Club 4. COXE. DA VID Chorus 1.23,4. Two Hands Fel- lowship 4. Ensamblc 4. CRA WTORD. KAREN AMANDA Art Club 1,23,4, Art Club Secretary 2. Art Club exhibit director 3. Art Club Vicc-Pres. 4. Miss C H S. contestant 3. FBIA secretary 4. Cheerleader 3. CREWS. BEVERLY SUSAN French Club 3. Health Club 3. Two Hands Fellowship 3. FBIA 4. CREWS. TERRY French Club 3.4. Student Council 4, Activities Com- mittee 4. MAO 4, Two Hands Fellowship 3,4, Beta Club 4. CRUCE, TERRI LYNN Student Council Rep. 2, Alternate 1, FHA 1. Publications 13. Majorette 23.4, Head Majorette 3.4. FFA 4. Secretary 4. Two Hands Fellowship 3. Art Club 4. Home- coming Committee 1,4, Homecoming Skit 23.4. Miss C.H.S. Miss Congeniality 4, Homecoming Attendant 2. CUMMINGS. KRISTINE JOY Tiger Staff I, Columbian Staff 2. CBE Trea- surer 4. D DAVIS. DONNA LYNN Student Council Rep. 3, FBLA 3.4. Two Hands Fellowship 3. DAVIS. ROSA CASSANDRA FHA 1,23.4. Chorus 133.4, Ensamble 3.4. Health Club 3. Two Hands Fellowship 3. DEKLE. LUCY Franch Club 3.4, Math Club 3.4. DISBROW. ROBERT PALMER FFA 13,4, Football I, Art Club 3, Prom Committee 3. Float Committee 13,4, Two Hands Fellowship 3. DICKS. SHARON KAY Student Council 133. FHA 1, Math Club 2. Second Pres. 2. Columbian Staff 2, Home- aiming Committee 1. Homecoming Skit I, Field Dav 13, French Club 3.4. Pep Club 4. DUKE. DEF.NA PH YLLIS FHA 13, Stu- dent Ad. Committee 3. Chorus 1,2.3. Prom Committee 3. FBLA 4. Science Club 13. Float Committee 4. E ELLIS, SUSAN ANNETTE FHA 133.4. Chorus 2. Art Club. F FARRELL. LIBBY Student Council 1,2, Beta Club 1,23.4, Honor Society 3,4, Softball 13, Basketball 1,2, Volleyball 13. Cheerleader I. FEAGLE. SARAH LYNNE Two Hands Fellowship 3, Dance Group 2. Student Council Rep. 1,2,3, FFA 13, FHA 13.4, Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Committee 3, Field Day Committee 1.2. Home Ec. I. DE 4. DECA Sweetheart Attendant 4. FLEM- ING. REGINALD ROTC Drill Team 1.23.4. Art Club4. FLEM- ING, YVONNE LA’VETTE FHA 1.3.4. Chorus 23,4. Para- medics 2, Dance Group 1. FORD. DEBORAH A. Band 133. Squad Leader 23. Section Leader 2, Chess 13. Pres. 2.3. FHA 13.4. Math Club 4. Float Chairman 2, French Club 3,4. Science Club 1,2. Health Club 4. Vicc-Prcs. 4. Fair booth Chairman 4, History 2. FONTANA. MELODY LYN JROTC 12.3.4. Rifle Team 1,2.4. Drill Team 3. Battalion Staff 4. Math Club 23.4. VICA 4. G v GARBETT, MARGIE L FBLA 4 GUTHERIE. TERESA YVONNE Paramedics Pres. I. CBF. Secretary 4..Beta 4. FBLA 4. Honor Society 4. Advisory Committe 4. Drama 2, Chorus 2. H HALE. SHERRY LYNN Student Council Rep. 23.4. Cheer- leader 1,2, powder puff Football 123.4. Homecoming Com- mittee 3,4. Art Club 3. Health Club 3.4. Drama 4, Secretary 4, Pep Club 4. CHEESEMAN, DAVID HAMILTON Student Council 123, Newspaper Staff 4. Track 123.4. Science Club 12, FFA 1. Key Club 12.3.4. Football I. HANSEN. JOEL DA VID Honor roll 123.4, Honor Society 2. French Club 3, Vicc-Pres. 4, Key Club 4. Columbian Staff 4, Wrestling 4, Field Day 4. HARDEN. CIND! CBE 4. FHA 1.2, Powder Puff 2. Prom Com- mittee 3. Paramedics I. HARDEN. CYTHE COCKCROTTFHA 123.4, Science Club 3,4, Library 3,4, Spanish Club I. Powder Puff Football 3,4. HARRIS. LESLIE Basketball 2. Football 3. HINES. BUDDY Key Club 1,23. Math Club 2.3,4. French Club 123.4, Treasurer 3. Beta 4. Two Hands Fellowship 4. Float Com- mittee 23,4, Tiger Staff 2, Columbian Staff 4. FFA 1, Art Club 2.4, Student Council Alternate 2. HOOK. SHELLYF. DUNE Student Council Rep. 12. C Team Cheerleader I. Powder Puff Football 123.4. Chorus I. Paramedics I, Tiger Staff 2. Prom Committee 2. Art Club 4. Homecoming Skit I, Homecoming Float Committee 1,2,3.4. FBLA 4, Historian 4. HOWELL. JOANN Student Council Rep 3.4, Chorus 123,4, Ensemble 3,4, Choral Club 3, Softball 2.4, Powder Puff Football 12.4. Home- coming Committee 3.4, Skit 12, Float 123,4, Field Day Com- mittee 4, Prom Committee 3. Drama Club I, Paramedics Club I, Tiger Staff 2.4. Potpourri Staff 4. Editor 4. HUCHINGSON, KATHY Newspaper I. Powder Puff Football 2,4. Field Day 1.4. Skit 3,4, Float Committee 3,4, Prom Committee 3. Mu-Alpha- Theta 4, Honor Society 3,4. Beta Club 4, French Club 4. Two Hands Fellowship 4, Pep Club 4, Columbian Staff 4. HUGGINS, NAN Honor Society 23,4. Beta Club 3,4, Christian Club 3,4. Sec- retary 4. Pres. 4. French Club 3.4. FHA 1, Band 1.2. Columbian Staff 4, Business Manager 4. Math Club 2,3.4. Vicc-Pres. 3, Pow- der Puff Football 4. J JACKSON, GLENDA Dance1 Group 2. FHA 2, Art Club 3, Drama 2, FBLA 1, Prom Committee I. JAMES, DERRICK WARREN JROTC 4, Drill Team 4. Student Council I, Art Club 3. Student Ad. Council 1. JAMES. MICHAEL Football J.V. Varsity 3.4. JOHNSON. AARON FREDRICK C Team Football I. Basketball 23.4. JOHNSON. BRENDA FA YE Art 3.4. Drama 3. FBLA 1,3 FHA 13.4, Chorus 1,3.4. Track 2. Student Council 123.4. DECA 4. JONES. ALAN Math Club 3, Library Club 23, Science Gub 3. VICA Club 4. Spanish Club I. FFA 1, Student Gov’t. Day 2, Mu-Alpha-Thcta 3. JONES. BONN F. DALE Chorus 123.4. FHA 1.4. Art 1,4. JORDAN. MARY LOUISE FFA 3. FHA 3. Student Council 3. FBLA 3.4. Health Club 4. K KAHLICH. MARY ANN Cheerleader Jr. 2. Powder puff Foot- ball 12.3. Student Council Rep. 1.2. Drama 13. FBLA 3. Colum- bian Staff 2,4, Newspaper Staff 2,4, Homecoming Skit 123. Prom Committee 3. Chorus Club 12. Science Club 2. KLINEPE- TER. LISA ANNE Chorus 123. Vocal Ensamblc 3, Two Hands Fellowship 3.4, Health Club 3.4, Student Council 1, Dance Group 1,2, Office Worker 4. KONRADY, ROBERT P. Math Club 123. Honor Society 2. VICA 3. KURTZ. KRISTI FHA 1, FBLA 3.4. Art Club 1. Field Day I. Float Committee 4, CBE Vice-Pres. 4. L LANE. MELANIE JO Softball 1, FHA 2. Bela Club 3.4. Mu-Al- pha-Thcta 4. Columbian Staff 4. LANGFORD. PHYILLIS ANNE Tiger Staff 2,4, Field Day 23.4. Float Committee 23.4. Prom Committee 3. Art Club 3,4, Powder Puff 2,3. LARSON. DONNA Columbian Staff 4, Skit Committee 2. Homecoming Skit 2, Chorus Award I, Choral Club I. Secretary I. Math Club I. Mu-Alpha-Thcta 23.4. Secretary 2, Honor Society 123,4, FBLA 3. Beta Club 4. LA WTON. ROGER KEITH Honor So- ciety 23,4, Pres. 4, French Club 1,3,4, Beta Club 3.4, Boys State Nominee 4, Columbian Staff 4, J.V. Football 12. Tiger Staff 2, Float Committee 4. LEE. TINA KA Y Drama 123, Homecoming Court 12. FHA 1.23.4. Paramedics 12. FHA Stale President Elect Candidate 2. Math Club 2. Student Advisory Committee 3. Student Council 3, Class Officer 4, Spanish Club 3. Prom Com- mittee 3, Columbian Staff 4. LEG REE, KAREN Dance Group 1, Health Club 3. Drama 3. DECA 4. LEWIS. MEED CHRISTO- PHER Student Council 1, Tennis Team 3,4. Math Club 3.4. Drama Club 3.4. FCA 4. Key Gub 4. LORD. MICHAEL JE- ROME Student Council Prcs.4. Honor Society 23.4. President 2, Treasurer 4, Tennis Team 23.4, Columbian Staff 13. Student Gov’t Day 3,4, Chorus 1, Homecoming Skit 3, Boys State 3, Float Committee 4. Powder-puff Cheerleader 2.4. Powder-puff Queen 4. LOVE. STEVE Spanish Club 1. Jr. Honor Society 2, Beta Club 3.4. French Club 3.4, Pres. 4, Student Council 4, Honor So- ciety Secretary 4. LOWERY. KELLY Student Council 123.4. FFA 12. French Club 3. Field Day 1,2.3, Chairman 4, Baseball 3.4. Track 12. Football I. Varsity 2.3.4. M MARKHAM. ERNEST BRETT Basketball 1,2. Baseball 3,4. Beta Club 23.4, Honor Society 3,4, Vice-Pres. 4. Spanish Club 3, Vicc-Prcs. 3, Mu-Alpha-Thcta 4. MARTIN. TAMM Y FFA 133, FHA 2. CBE Secretary 2,3. MATHIS. RHONDA LORRAINE Majorette 23.4. Art Club 4. Student Advisory Committee 3.4. Powder puff Football 4. Homecoming Committee 4, Float Com- mittee 4. Band 123.4, Miss C.H.S. Contestant 3. FFA 4. MCCLELLAN. ANGELA DIANNE Two Hands Fellowship 3,4, Health Club 3. Powder-puff Football I. French Club I. MCDONALD, ROBERT GLENN JR Sr. Class Pres. 4. Baseball Team 23,4. Honor Society 23,4. Beta Club 23.4. American Le- gion Boys State 3, Math Gub I, Mu-Alpha-Theta 2, Band 12. Student Gov't Day 4. Powder-puff Cheerleader 4. Float 4. MCCRA Y. JAN IS ELAINE Student Council 1.2.3. Science Club 2. Homecoming Committee 123. Prom Committee 3, Tiger Staff 2,4, Powder-puff I, Float 1,23.4, Field Day Committee 3,4. MCKINNON. RONALD O. ROTC I, FFA 12, JJL 123,4. DECA 4, VICA 4. MCMILLION. BEVERLY FBI.A 3.4 MI- NOR. JANIE MARIF. Class Pres. 1. Student Council 2, Vicc- Prcs. 23. Student Council Officer at Large 4, Prom Server 2, Honor Society 2,3,4, Secretary 2, Star Student, Beta Club 3,4, Prcs.4. French Club 3,4. Mu-Alpha-Thela 3.4. FBLA 3,4, Home- coming Skit 123. Field Day 3,4, Student Gov't Day 2,3,4, Amer- ican Legion Good Citizenship 2. Girls State First alt. 3, Colum- bian Staff 4. MOBLEY, REGINA RENEE FHA 4. FBLA 4, Chorus 23. Powder-puff Football 4, Softball 3.4. Pep Club 3.4. Intermural Football 4, Intermural Volleyball 4 MOON. JA- NICE Chorus 23. FHA 13. Tiger Staff 2. Powder-puff 3. FBLA 4. Math Club4. MORE!AND. YVONNE E. Two Hands Fellow- ship 3, FHA 4, Art Club 4, Band 1.23.4, Chorus 13.4. MORRIS. WANDALES' Drill Team 1,2, BN Staff 2,3.4. FBLA 4. MASON. LORI FBLA 3, Art Club 4. VICA 4. FHA 4. MURPHY. DAR- RYL GLENN FFA 1, Math 2.3. Science 3.4. J.V. 2. Varsity Foot- ball 3,4. MUSKEWITZ. ROBIN LEA Student Council 123 Of- ficer 3. Sr. Gass Officer 4, FFA 1,2, FFA Princess 2, FFA Reporter2. Miss C.H.S. Pageant 3, DECA Prcs.4, DECA Sweet- heart 4. 158 Seniors N T NELSON, CHER YL LYNN Student Council 133. Beta 3.4. J.V. Cheerleader 2, Columbian Staff 2. Newspaper Staff 4, Science Club Treasurer 2. FFA Secretary I, Freshmen Class Treasurer. NICKODAM. JEFFERY LOUIS Key Club 1.4. Math Club 2,3.4. Science Club 3.4. o OWENS. CLAUDIA RENEE Chorus 1.23.4. Ensemble 3.4. Girk Fmscmblc 3.4, Student Council 1.2,3.4. Two Hands Fellow- ship 3. Homecoming Skit Writing Committee 1.2,3,4. Varsity Cheerleader Captain 2. All-State Sightreading Choir 3.4. Miss C.H.S. First Runner-up 4. Columbian Staff 4. P FAFFORD, DEBRA LANEl.L Student Council 2. CBE Pres. 4. Powder-puff I, Student Council 3.4. CBE Sweetheart 4, Science Club Treasurer 2. PAGE. BEVERLY ANN Band 1.2.3.4, Student Council 3. Band Pres. 4. Science Club 4. Two Hands Fellowship 3. PAGE. LAURl Tennis Team 1,2.3. Science Club 2. French Club 1,2,3,4, Art Club 23.4. Float 1.23.4. Prom Committee 3. Columbian Staff 4. Skit 133.4. FHA 1. PAN NELL, DEBORAH JOAN Beta Club 3.4. Math Club 3. Two Hands Fellowship 3. Pep Club 4. Powder-puff Football 4, Concert Chorus 133.4. F.n- scmblc 4. PARKER. MITCH Dance Group 1. J.V. Basketball 2. Art Club 3. Intcrmurals 4. PARKER. PEGGY FHA Treasurer I. PARKS, RONALD JROTC Male Drill Team 133.4. Com- mander I. C.H.S. Wrestling Team 2. JROTC 4. PARRISH. LINDA FHA I. Paramedics 2. DF.CA 3, CBF 4. FBI.A 4 PAULEY. TOD MICHAEL Student Council Rep. 1.3. Football C Team I. J.V. 2. Key Club 133.4. Columbian Staff 4. Newspa- per Staff 4. PEARCE. ROBIN DARRYL Football C Team I. B Team 2. PETERSON, SHERRI MICHELLE FHA 133, Art 13. Health Club 2, Drama 3.4. Pres. 4. Science Club 3, Secretary 3. FBLA 3.4. Treasurer 4. Student Council 4. Chorus 4 PLENGE. JOHN THOMAS Beta Club 2.3.4. V1CA Club 4. PLETCHER. KAREN JOAN Pep Club 133. FBI.A 23.4. CBE 4. Historian 4. CBF. Sweetheart 4. PORTER. LARR ' DECA 3.4. PRICE. TIM NF.O’’ Football B Team 2. Football C Team I. Key Club 3. Tiger Baseball 3.4. FFA I. VICA Club 3.4. Key Club 4. PRICE. THOMAS Math Club 3.4. Two Hands Fellowship 3.4. MAO 3.4, French Club 3,4. Student Council 2. R REGISTER. DENNIS FFA 133.4, Key Club I. REVELS. RHONDA JF.A NF.TTE Health Club 3. Two Hands Fellowship 3. RITCH, PATTI ANITA Math Club 2. FHA 1. Homecoming Skit 3. Chorus I. Student Council 4. RIVERS. SUSIE Band 1.23.4. FBLA 3.4. Dance Group 13. FHA 3. ROBARTS. DEBRA Band 13. Award I, District Honor in Band 13, Student Council 1, Skit 3. Honor Society 23.4. Treasurer 2. Beta Club 3.4. District Trea- surer 4, French Club 3.4. Girls State 3. Math Club 2. Mu-Alpha- Thcla 3.4. Tiger Staff Co-Editor 4. FBLA 4. ROBARTS. ME- LISSA ANNE FHA 13, Student Council 1.2. Homecoming Committee 133.4. Field Day 13.4, Prom Committee 3. Tiger Staff 4. Miss C.H.S. Contestant 3. ROBERTS. TAMMY KA Y Powder-puff Football 13. Student Council 3. Prom Committee 4, Art Club 4. ROUSE, CYNTHIA KAREN Chorus 13.3.4. S SCOTT. CYNTHIA DENISE Chorus 1.2.3.4. Ensemble 3.4. FHA 3. Student Advisory Council 3. SHEELY. MARCIA MAH REE Honor Society 3.4. Beta Club 3.4, French Club 3.4. Mu-Alpha-Theta 3, Columbian Staff 4. Homecoming Committee Skit 133. Parliamentarian 4. SHERROD. TERESA ANN Ma- jorette 23.4, Student Council I. FHA 1. Treasurer and Sweet- heart 2,4, Class Officer Treasurer 3.4. Powder-puff Football 13.4. Miss C.H.S. Contestant 2. Runner-up 3. Office Worker 3.4. VICA 2. Homecoming Skit 23.4. Prom Committee 3, Field Day 133,4. SHF.WMAKER, SUSAN JOANNA Debate Team I. Girls Freshmen Choir 2, Student Council 2, Mixed Chorus 2. Concert Chorus 23.4. Beta Club 4. SIMMONS. JEFFERY WARD Stu- dent Council 13.4. Class Pres. 3. J.V. Football 13. Varsity 4. FFA 133.4, FCA 4. SIMMONS. SUSAN JANET DECA 3.4. SIMONSON, DONNA LEE Spanish Club 3. FBLA 4. CBE 4. SISTRUNK. PAMELA DECA 3,4. Secretary DECA 4. SMITH. GINA KAY Student Council 133.4, Powder-puff football 13. Homecoming Skit 1, Float Committee 133.4, Field Day 3.4. Chorus 13- SMITH. JAMES E. J.V. Football 13. Varsity 3. Var- sity Band 133. DECA 4. SMITH, MARY JROTC 1. Drill Team 133. FHA 4. FBLA 4. Drama 3. SMITHF.Y. ANN Cheerleader 1, Volleyball Team 1,2. Softball Team 2. Beta Club 2. Student Council 2. French Club 3.4. FBLA 3.4. STAPLES. MARY FHA 4. Chorus 3. Basketball Team 4. STRINGER. ELIZABETH JANE Science Club I, FHA 13. Spanish 3.4. Chorus 3.4. SUM- NER. GINA Student Council I, FHA I. Math Club 23. Beta 3.4. Two Hands Fellowship 3.4. Choral Club 3. Concert Chorus 13.3.4, Ensemble 3.4, Pep Club 4. Powder-puff Football 4. TAYLOR. BRF.NDA Church Youth Group 133. Chorus 13. Flag Group 2.3,4.4-H Club I. THOMPSON, MICHAEL PA UL FFA 1.4. THOMSEN. MARK ALLEN Honor Society 2. Base- ball 23.4. Beta Club 4 TOMPKINS. JA NICE IRENE Majorette 3.4. Student Council 4. Art Club 2.4. FHA 3. FBLA 4. FFA 4. Bat girl 4. TOMPKINS. MICHAEL Football 133.4. Baseball 3.4. FCA 4. FFA 1. VICA 3. TOMPKINS, TERESA JEANETTE FHA I. FBLA 3.4. Library Club 3.4. DECA 4. TOWNSEND. CATHY ANN Student Council 133.4. Cheerleader J.V 2. Co- Captain Varsity 3. Pep Club Pres. 4, Columbian Staff 4. Math Club 3. Spanish Club 133.4. Vicc-Pres. 23. Health Careers 4. Pres 4. Powder-puff Football 1.23. Prom Committee 3, Home- coming Committee 133.4. Float Committee 133. Field Day 23.4. Homecoming Skit 4. TURNBULL JA NINE MELINDA Dance Group 2. Spanish Club 133. Science Club 23.4. Secre- tary 4, Student Council 3.4, Homecoming Committee 23. Field Day 3.4. Spanish Club Sweetheart 3. Student Gov’t Day 3, FBLA 4. TURNNER. DENNIS Marching Band 133, Concert Band 13.4. ROTC 13.4. Jazz Band 4. DCT 3. TUTTLE. TOM Vice- Pres. 2, Beta Club 2, Basketball 2, Spanish Club 3.4. Key Club 4. TWEEDDALE KAREN ANN Honor Society 2.3. Beta Club 3.4. Math Club I. Mu-Alpha-Theta 23.4, Spanish Club 133. Pow- der-puff Football 133.4. Float Committee 133.4. Columbian Staff 4. W WALKER. RAMONA Chorus 1.2. WALKER. MARY ANN T o Hands Fellowship 3. FBLA 3.4, FHA 1.2. WATSON, ANGELA Rand 13. FBLA 3.4, FBLA District Pres. 4, Dance Group 13, FHA 3. WEEKS. JOEY J.V. Football 13. French Club 3,4. Key- Club 4. WHEELER. SANDRA LOUISE Homecoming Atten- dant 1. Powder-puff Football 1. Student Council 1.3.4. Chorus 2. Homecoming Committee 133.4. Jr. Class Secretary 2. Student Gov’t Day 3, Health Careers Club 3. Two Hands Fellowship 3. WILLCOX. REBECCA LYNN Science Club 2, Powder-puff Football 1,23.4. Float 133.4. Homecoming Skit 3. Newspaper Staff 2. French Club 3, FBLA 4. Math Club 3. FHA 1. Student Advisory Council 3. WILLIAMS. JOYCE ANNETTE Band 133.4. Chorus 1. FHA 13, Assistant Secretary 4. FBLA 1. Art Club. WILLIAMSON, JANET LYNNE Powdcr-pufT 133.4. FHA 2. Spanish Club 2.3, Two Hands Fellowship 3. Math Club 2. Art 4. W1NTONS, MELVIN C-Tcam Football. C-Tcam Bas- ketball. B-Team Football. WINTONS. WILLIE IN. Basketball. FFA WITT. CAROLYN ELIZABETH French Club 133.4. Math Club 2. Tiger Staff 2. Student Council 2. WOLFORD. KELLIE RENEE FHA I. FFA 4. FBLA 2.4. Miss C.H.S. Con- testant 3. 3rd Runner-up Majorette 4, People 3. Big Buddies 3.4, Spanish Club 3,4, Homecoming Float 23.4, Field Day 3. Chorus 23.4. Prom Committee 3. WOODY. Gl DYS MARIE Student Council 13.4. Paramedics 13. Drama Club 1.2. Spanish Club 3. Dance Group 2. FHA 3.4. Liaison Officer 1,3.4. WYNN. WILLIE V Student Council I, FFA 3. Football 1. J.V. 2. Varsity 3.4. WYNNE. CECELIA Varsity Cheerleader 3.4. Captain 4. J.V. Cheerleader 2. Co-Editor Newspaper 4. Beta Club 4, Drama Club 4. Mu-Alpha-Thcta 4. Student Council 1,2,3, Art Club 2.3. Prom Committee 3, Homecoming Committee I. Skit I. Pep Club 4, French Club 3, Chorus 2. Powder-puff Football 133. Math Club 3. Field Day 1,4 Y YARBROUGH. RICHARD DEAN VICA Mechanics 133. Treasurer Seniors 159 God Grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wis- dom to know the difference. Midnight Blue and Silver Baby, Blue Carnation Seniors 161 Robin Muskewitz, Secretary; Robbie McDonald, President; Gladys Woody. Officer-at-Large; Terri Sherrod, Treasurer; Not pictured Tina Lee. Vice-President. Looks Like We Made it! There you are lookin’ just the same as you did, last time I touched you and, here I am close to gettin’ tangled up in- side the thought of you—Do you love him as much as I love her and will that love be strong when old feelings start to stir. Looks like we made it—Left each other, on the way to another love, Looks like we made it or I thought so, ’till today until you were there every- where and all I could taste was love the way we made it. Love’s so strange playin’ hide and seek, with hearts and always hurtin’ And we’re the fools standin’ close enough to touch those burnin’ memo- ries. And if I hold you for the sake of all those times love made us lose our minds—Could I ever let you go ... Oh, no we made it left each other, on the way to another love, Looks like we made it Or I thought so, ’till today un- til you were there everywhere ... And all I could taste was love the way we made it ... 162 Seniors Wanda Adams Daniel Adel Georgia Alford Charlene Anderson Theresa Anthony Charles Arnold Margaret Bach Mildred Barber Lisa Bass Sue Bass James Bell I yronc Bell Jeff Berry Cheryl Bessinger Kenny Bethea Buddy Blanton 164 Seniors Mark Blair Lome Bondcrenko David Bouiwell Tammy Boutwell Wendy Boutwell Carolyn Bowden Anita Bowles Brian Boyette Dwayne Bradley Juanita Bradley Wayne Brannon Rose Brillhart Tanya Brink Vera Broom Debbie Brown Dconna Brown Seniors 165 wm Jan Brown LaVonda Brown Ronnie Brown Theresa Brown Roger Brunner Edith Bryant Angie Bryne Carol Buie Cindy Bundy Doug Burch Tim Burke Buddy Burton Marie Burney Barbie Canaday Donna Carmichael KcHy Carson 166 Seniors Anita Carter Gloria Carter Sherry Carver Craig Cason Larry Charles Dorothy Chatman Donald Cherry David Cheesman Timmy Clyatt Tim Cobb Cythe Cockcroft Sheila Cole Patricia Coleman Dale Cone Gwendolyn Cook Sharon Cook Seniors 167 David Coxe Jerry Craig Karen Crawford Dwayne Cray James Creighton Allen Crews Terr)' Crews Terri Cruce Kristi Cummings Mike Dace John Davenport Donna Davis Rhonda Davis Rosa Davis Darlene Dees Lucy Dekle 168 Seniors Carol Denmark Cherry Desiura Dennis Dicks Sharon Dicks Ricky Disbrow Robbie Disbrow Carla Dixon Dale Douglas Jean Downing Daniel Duckwiller Deena Duke Teresa Edwards Cindy Eichelsderfer Donna Ellis Susan Ellis Steve Erskin Seniors 169 Donna Falgout Wanda Farr Libby Farrell Sarah Feagle Yvone Flemmings Randy Fletcher Anita Flowers Clay Foe Melody Fontana Debbie Ford Ron Freeman Darlene Gambles Margie Garbett Alton George Steven Glowacki Eddie Graham 170 Seniors Laura Green Sandra Griffin Terri Guthrie Sherry Hale Daniel Hall Debbie Hall Verlan Hall Jody Hansen Cindy Harden Carrie Galye Harden Robert Harrel Keith Harris Leslie Harris Bobby Harry Connie Hartley James Hill Seniors 171 Buddy Hines Carl Hodson Sue Hodson Donna Holland Mayse Holliday Carolyn Holton Attoya Honer Shellye Hook JoAnn Howell Kathy Huchingson Nan Huggins Mark Hunter Eddie Jackson Gloria Jackson Derrick James Michael James 172 Seniors Michael Jeffers Ricky Jernigan Lori Johns Aaron Johnson Brenda Johnson Jackie Johnson Vemice Johnson Alan Jones Bonnie Jones Mary Jones Derrick Jones Mary Lou Jordan Barry Joye Mary Kahlick Mcl Kelly Ricky Kennington Seniors 173 Mike Killgorc Dale King Lisa Klinepeter Kirk Koon Kristi Kurtz Sabrina Lackey Melanie Lane Doris Lanier Donna Larson Lanny LaVoie Roger Lawton Tina Lee Averill Legrec Beverly Legree Karen Legrcc Chris Lewis 174 Seniors. Keith Loeffler Mike Lord Steve Love Daniel Lovett Kelly Lowery Lavame Mack Carolyn Maffett Brett Markham June Markham Tammy Marlin Timmy Martin Alice Mason Lori Mason Clint Mathews Scott Mathews Rhonda Mathis Seniors 175 Mike Mauldin Larry Mayo Mary McArthur Angie McClellan Kathy McCormick Janis McCray Teresa McCray Robbie McDonald Chucky McGuire Ronald McKinnon Beverly McMillion Donna McQuatters Chris McRae Mark McRae Jon Merchant George Mickler 176 Seniors Brian Mier Mark Milam Tammy Miller Janie Minor David Moaies Regina Mobley Ernest Mock Rocky Moody Janice Moon David Moore Kathy Moore Yvonne Moreland Goldie Morgan Glenna Morris Wandalyn Morris Darryl Murphy Seniors 177 Tim Murphy Robin Muskewitz Cheryl Nelson Greg Nettles Jeff Nickodam Clay Nodes Lcron Norris Tim North Cindy O’Cain Jeff Osburn Claudia Owens Debra Pafford Beverly Page Lauri Page Debra Pannell Steve Parks 178 Seniors Peggy Parker Ronald Parks Linda Parrish Todd Pauley Robin Pearce Susan Pearce Gordon Perry Venecia Perry Sherri Peterson Alan Phillips Mark Phillips Gary Pinkham Bill Pitman John Plenge Karen Pletcher Cindy Polbos Seniors 179 Larry Porter Troy Powell Thomas Price Tim Price Junior Raiford Bill Rankin Berry Raulerson Lisa Reed Mary Reed Bruce Register Dennis Register Larry Register Rhonda Revels Terry Rice Steve Rice Patti Ritch 180 Seniors Susie Rivers Debra Robarts Mitzi Robarts Donna Roberts Tammy Roberts Melissa Rodgers Victor Rose Angela Rossin Cindy Rouse David Schmueker Karen Scippio Cynthia Scott Lisa Sellers Terie Seymour Marcia Shelly Marvin Shaw Seniors 181 Keith Shaw Teri Sherrod Cathy Shelton Susie Shewmaker Susan Simmons Jeff Simmons William Simmons Donna Simonson Kathy Singley Pam Sistrunk Kathy Simcox Dean Smith Gina Smith James Smith James Smith Ellen Snyder 182 Seniors Jackie Tonner Tina Sparrow Robert Spear Mary Staples Steven Stith David Strickland Liz Stringer Gina Sumner Linda Tanner Sylvia Tarlton Brenda Taylor Judy Thomas Vieonza Thomas Mike Thompson Mark Thomsen Klether Tillman Seniors 183 Janice Tompkins Mike Tompkins Richard Tompkins Teresa Tompkins Randy Tootle Cathy Townsend Robert Treverrow Jenine Turnbull Dennis Turner Tom Tuttle Karen Tweeddale Gerald Ullman Linda Vaugh Mary Ann Walker Ramona Walker Patricia Walton 184 Seniors Angela Watson Phyllis Watson Gary Watson Tommy Webb Joey Weeks Diane Welch Sandy Wheeler Freddy Whitcomb Glenn White Andrew Williams Dennis Wight Bccki Willcox David Williams JoAnn Williams Willie Williams Janet Williamson Seniors 185 Marshall Wilson Laura Winningham Melvin Wintons Libby Witt Larry Witt Kelly Wolford Doug Wood Gladys Woody Willie Wynn Cecey Wynn Ricky Yarbrough John Young Janet Blackwell Joy Foster Mike Mobley Freddy Reed 186 Seniors Ann Smithey Ginger Proveaux Tim Heekc Tony Huggins Mitch Parker Robert Konrady Dee Dee Mikesell Cheryl Davis Seniors 187 DON’T stop;! Freshmen ... we’re finally in high school ... the youngest at C.H.S., rep- resented by the class of ’79 ... one down, three to go ... purple ... third in homecoming ... Freshmen class officers—Janie Minor, President; Joan Cochran, Vice-Presi- dent; Cheryl Nelson, Secretary; Lori Johns, Treasurer; Gladys Woody, Parliamentarian. Sophomore ... not the youngest any- more ... upper classmen of North Campus ... on our way to the top ... two more years to go ... selling mums ... Prom servers ... we’re one of a Sophomore class officers—Jerry Craig, President; Tim North, Vice-President; Rhonda Vannoy, Secretary; Marshall Wilson, Treasurer; Daniethel Burton, Liaison Officer. Junior ... just one step away ... so close to the end ... waiting patiently for our turn ... dreaming of senior privileges ... still got that senior spirit ... best prom ever ... first to take as- sessment tests. Junior class officers—Jeff Simmons, President; Jerry Craig, Vice-President; Sandy Wheeler, Secretary; Terri Sher- rod, Treasurer. Senior ... we made it—the class of ’79 ... where have the years gone ... gold ... love those senior privileges ... first in homecoming ... grad night ... se- nior shirt... senior picnic ... once a ti- ger, always a tiger ... they’ll remember us ... we’re the best—the class of ’79. Senior class officers —Robbie McDonald, President; Tina Lee, Vice- President; Robin Muskewitz, Secre- tary; Terri Sherrod, Treasurer; Gladys Woody, Officer-at-large. 188 Seniors Seniors 189 Days are filled with many Dale Cone and Jerry Craig Yvonne Moreland and Ricky Jernigan Mark Hunter Alan Phillips and Brian Micr 190 Seniors EMOTIONS Senior spirit Jay Cason Mike Dace, Kelly Lowery, and Mitch Parker Mark Phillips and Glenna Morris Seniors 191 See beyond the rhythms of shapes and colors. They echo back upon the music of your thoughts. Follow into the world where thoughts are born of silence. Take the hand which reaches so gently from the reflection of water. It is your own leading you beyond yourself into the region where there is no self or other. There lin- gers among the flowers. Ricky Kcnnington Donna Davis Reflections 192 Seniors The mark of your ignorance is the depth of your belief in injustice and tragedy. What the caterpillar calls the end of the world, the master calls a butterfly. In Memoiy Of ... Timothy Kuhn Tony Phillips David Silners Memorial 193 Laura Peele, Pres.. Angela Brccza, vicc-pres.. LeeAnn Bertram, sec., Tammy Lee, Treasure. Cynthia Stevens. Liason Officer Juniors next in line ... eleven down one to go ... one last year as the un- derdogs ... first year at South Campus ... did you get your driver’s license ... can't park in the Senior parking lot... we’ll give the best prom ever ... get that Tiger spirit ... last to leave at the pep rallies ... give me purple ... our third homecoming ... first in skits ... tied for second overall ... we’ll get them next year ... setting an example for classes that follow ... making new friends ... living life to its fullest ... thinking about the good ‘ole days ... hoping for more ... graduating next year ... so close to the end .... only a few more credits to go ... Senior privi- leges ... can’t wait ... dreaming of a class song, color, flower, and motto ... preparing for a great senior year .. getting bigger and better ... Senior ’80 BEST. 194 U ndcrclavsmcn Juniors ... First of the ’80’s Fay Adams Sonja Akins Daniel Alford Jackie Anderson Carla Arline Gwen Atkinson Beth Atwood Chester Bach Aubrey Bailey Danny Baker Ronald Baldwin Teresa Baldwin Deborah Ball Kym Barnard Susan Barnes Anna Barnett Cathy Baskette David Bates Laurie Baughan Michael Beardsley Paul Bednebaugh Julie Beebe Jim Bcggs Steven Behrenwald Lome Bell Tim Benton Greg Bishop Clifford Blackman Sonny Boatwright Susan Borst Kenny Boyle Tina Bradley Mitch Bramel Melodie Brannon Angela Breza Amelia Bridges Allen Brinkley Linda Brockman Rhonda Brookes Tina Brooks Carlenc Brown C.R. Brown U nderclassmcn 195 Fran Brown Ellen Burnham Randy Burch Eddie Byrden Carolyn Campbell Darrell Cannon Barbara Carmichael Duane Brown Fran Brown Kim Brown Robert Burkey Wilbur Burnette 196 Underclassmen Kayrin Camathan James Carter Shari Cassiday Billy Causcbrook Lori Chandler Dawn Childs Angie Crews Underclassmen 197 Beverly Copeland Richard Couch Natlie Counts James Cowan Teresa Crawford Timmy Crawford Brenda Cray Marion Cray Angie Crews Buddy Crews Annette Crusaw Nellene Crusaw Kelly Lord, Karen Twccddalc, Kenny Patterson, Burt Marks, Karen Gardner, and Vicki Windham Shari Crutchfield Jackie Curry Lisa Dace Linda Dalton Robin Dampier John Darby 198 Underclassmen Carl Davis Lance Davis Lawrence Davis Renee Davis Sandy Davis Yolanda Davis Charlotte Davison Stanford Deese Athena Delk Darlene Denson Darlene Dicks David Dicks Marshal Dicks Kathy Dix Donald Dotlrn Rod Douglas Rhonda Driggers Sharon Dubose Underclassmen 199 Theresa Duckett Don Dupree Ricky Edenfield Janet Edge Douglas Edgley Ellen Edwards Kristi Ellinwood Debbie Engesser John Espenship Robbie Evans Guy Ewings Frankie Eatmon Richard Fernandez Margaret Fisher Beverly Fleming Tammy Fleming Robert Ford Quinn Ford Kenneth Fralick Cindy Freeman Tim Freeman Karen Gardner Tina Gaskins 200 U nderclassmen Beth George Alan Gibbs Cindy Gibbs Ann Giebeig Marilyn Giebeig Todd GUI Robert Gillen James Givins Selina Goble Yuriko Goodbread Tammy Goss John Graham Sonja Granger Juanna Green Lynne Greene Anna Greenhalgh Tammy Grubb Mary Nell Haley Debra Hall Eric Hall John Hall Pat Hamilton James Hammers U nderclassmen 201 Mike Hanley Denise Hanna Carol Harding Michael Harrell Chris Harrington Michael Harris Fran Harriss Pam Hayes Mike Hccke Angela Helms Ennis Henderson Wanda Henderson 202 U nderclassmen Greg Hill Frank Hines Lisa Hobbs Cindy Hodges Don Hodges Cathy Holloway Beverly Holt Donald Holton Wayne Hons Kenneth Hopkins Greg Horton Frankie Howell Sammy Huff Marcia Huggins Steve Huggins Alan Hunter Kim Hyde Willie Ingraham April Jackson Lee Jackson Mishell James Chuck Jenkins John Jenkins Joyce Jenkins Anita Johnson Bruce Johnson James Johnson Debra Jones Eric Jones Matt Jones A1 Coates U nderclassmen 203 Rosa Jones Sophia Jones Desi Jordan Teri Jordan Reid Kennedy Jim Kern Jana King Ouida Kirby Michael Kirkman Jo-Ann Kirsch Nancy Kite Susan Knight Cheri Lammons Debbie Lammons Lohreann Lamonda Kim Lang Janice Langston Velvet Lanier 204 U nderclassmen Debbie Larson Shari Larson Cynthia Laws Donald Lee Laura Lee Tammy Lee Nerenda Lee Mary Legree Dwight Lord Kelly Lord James Luke Kelly Luker Yvonne Manning Laurie Markham Bert Marks Darlene Martin Debbie Martin Debbie Lee Martin Underclassmen 205 Deonna Brown, Laura Pcclc, Tammy Lee James Martin Terry Martin Tommy Martin Terry Mauldin Craig Maxwell Judy Mayo Tracey McAlister Mike McCranie Barbara McDavid Carl McGhaghy Joe McGhghy Cathy McGinnis Kathy McKee Alan McManus Randy McRae Becky Merkel Gina Miles Mike Miles 206 Underclassmen Beverly Miller Kenneth Miller Chuck Milligan Keith Mobley Priscilla Mobley Drew Mock Jim Montgomery Debi Moore Charles Morgan Floyd Morgan Donna Morgan Timothy Morgan Cheryl Morris Jeff Moses Sheila Moye Doug Murphy Gladys Murphy Lottie Murphy Marion Cray U nderclassmen 207 Keith Ozaki James Parker Anthony Parnell Tammy Parsley Kenny Patterson Marjorie Peacock Melva Nash Debra Neeley William Nelson James Nettles Kathy Nettles Timmy Nettles Sharon Murray John Nelson Marty Nelson Steve Nelson Guy Norris Kathy Oglesby Sherilyn Oliver Steve Osborn Frank Owens 208 Underclassmen Laura Peele Don Pettyjohn Bill Plengc Donette Pollard Darlene Pollard Wendy Ponce James Pope Stanley Pope David Porter Lynn Prescott Brenda Price Willie Pyle Cindy Ratliff John Raulerson Lisa Rawleigh John Reed Ray Register Teresa Register Pam Taylor Chuck Jenkins Underclassmen 209 Cindy Hodges Ronnie Richardson Tony Richardson Brad Roberts Marty Roberts Keith Robinson Pam Robinson Thelma Robinson Bonnie Rogers Kami Rogers Marie Romine 210 Underclassmen , VJ � ’ '■ •� t 1 Don Roof Bob Ross Sandra Ross James Ross in Ron Rossin Michael Rowand Diane Row Joey Russ Frank Russo Billy Sanders Tim Sanders Underclassmen 211 John Sauls Cheryl Shulz Betty Schwartz Idella Scippio Kim Scott Lorianne Shaw Sandy Shaw Adloda Sheppard Wanda Sheppard Becky Shipp Melania Silvcy Doris Simpson Jeff Swilley Rani Tansey Thomas Tate David Taylor Pam Taylor Timmy Taylor Sally Terrell Carla Terry Betsy Teuscher Greg Thomas Penny Thomas Spence Thomas John Skinner Chuck Slaymaker Deborah Smith Melanie Smith Patricia Smith Walter Smith Charles Snipes Lisa Spradley Melinda Spradley William Stalvey Jerry Stanley Terri Stebbins Cynthia Stephens Donald Stewart James Stewart Lori Strickland Rex Strickland Ramona Strickland Terri Sutton Rene Sweczer 212 U nderclassmen Valerie Walsmith Thomas Ward William Ward Karl Watson Vince Watson Bobby Westberry Sheila Wetherington Marsha Whatley Carolyn Whitacre Loretta White Lynn Wilder Beverly Wilkes Venessa Wilkes Omega Wilkcrson Kenneth Williams Lori Williams Mary Williams Sara Williams Wecna Williamson Wanda Wilson Joe Tice Sharon Tidwell John Timmons Robert Timmons Kay Toner Shaun Tootle Marinell Townsend Alfred Tracy Marylou Trowell Greg Tyre John Waddell Teri Walker Rosie Wimberly Vicki Windham Gloria Witcher Betty Witt Pat Womer Brenda Wood Donna Wood Roy Works Nealie Wyche Kelvin Wyne Jeff Young Sarah Young U nderclassmen 213 Scoll Gilmer, Pres.; Cindy Cama� han, V-Pres.; Lassie Ozaki, Sec’y.; Denise Arnold, Treas.; Betty Douglas, Liaison Officer Sophomores ... such a nice word ... Senior '81 ... we’ve moved up one ... now who’s boss ... just 2 more to go ... we can do it ... first in line ... we may be third, but we’re not last... first ones to assemblies ... same old school ... same old teachers ... another year in P-4 ... I want my credits ... more tests ... hope I pass ... always having homework ... last year at the North Campus ... we still have Rankin ... we’ll show them how to sell mums ... servers at the prom ... can’t wait to get my driver’s license ... look forward to those weekends ... havin’ fun ... can’t wait till next year ... South Campus here we come ... another football sea- son ... our second homecoming ... practice that skit ... second in floats ... gold ... we still have that Tiger spirit ... B-Team ... alright!! ... love those pep rallies ... powder puff... we know who’ll win ... second of the 80’s ... Senior ’81 BEST ... we’re still the one!! 214 Underclassmen Things get done in ’81 Albert Adams Brenda Adams Cindy Adams Glenda Adams Stanley Adams Carmen Akins Ronald Akins Tamey Alford Faye Anderson Janet Anderson Teresa Anderson Michael Anthony Cathy Armijo Carlton Arnold Denise Arnold Nancy Baildon Susan Baildon Sheila Bailer Renita Bailey Shelly Baker Sandy Ballance Susan Ballance Paula Barcia Jana Barker Alvin Bass Kevin Bass Tammy Battle Nathaniel Beardsley Tanya Bell Daryl Bellflower Lisa Bennett Rick Bernal Jake Berry Iraida Betancourt Greg Bing Gwen Bing Natalie Bishop Wendy Bishop Debbie Blackwell Bobby Blanton Kim Bochette Marcia Boone Underclassmen 215 Lee Bouchelle Lome Boudreau Lisa Bozzuto Patricia Bradley Jan Brannon James Brantley Michael Bullington Mitchell Bundy Sheila Bundy Wade Burlingame Robert Bums Eric Bushnell Jennifer Brown Wendell Bryant Doug Bullard 216 U nderclassmen Cindy Camathan Ty Carswell Dorothy Carter Lease Butler Nita Butler Carl Byrd Gina Cabino Lori Cannon Peggy Cannon Lisa Waters, B.J. Thomas, Debbie Murray, Candy Welch Gwen Carter Sherry Carter Eddie Carver Robert Cashman Dennis Cason Kay Charles Lynn Chasteen Craig Clampett Tim Clark U nderclassmen 217 Kim Clegg Regina Clegg Tim Cobb Mike Coglon Dorothy Cohes Danica Cohrs Greg Cone Crystal Coody Kristy Cook Annie Cooley Pam Couch Willie Courson Marie Creekmore Kimberly Cress John Crews Joyce Crews Donna Croft Jeffrey Crosby Verlene Crusaw Bruce Dana Dwayne Dandy Bruce Davis Donna Davis Phillip Davis 218 Underclassmen Debbie Griffin, Terri Ferguson, Kim Lane Ricky Davis Rocky Davis Tina Davis Carol Demas Robbie Denmark Richard Depoe Reed DePratter Dawn Dicks Elizabeth Dicks Quan Dix Joe Dohm Margie Douberly Tony Douberly Betty Douglas Sam Douglas Virgil Douglas Craig Duerson Rhonda Dupree Billy Dye Randall Edenfield Roger EUzey Jeff Espenship Jimmy Fairchild Diana Faralli Underclassmen 219 Judy Fcaglc Terri Ferguson Susan Fields Katrina Fleming A.D. Former Eric Foster George Foster Ennis Fowler David Fralick Bill Fraser Daryl Freeman Marisa Freeman John Gardner Thelma Gates Leroy George Robin Gillette Scott Gilmer John Gordon Debbie Simonson, Mr. Feagle 220 Underclassmen Chuck Brown. Wendell Bryant. Raymond Peeler Cynthia Green Lowell Green Debbie Griffin Derrick Griffin Terri Griffin Lisa Guadagnoli William Hall Bonnie Hancock Joesphine Hancock Eddie Hanson Judy Hanson Tracey Hardin Cynthia Harding Freddy Harrington Rhonda Harrington Alice Harris Natalie Harris Roy Harrison Underclassmen 221 Cheryl Hokanson Melanie Hendrick Patty Henry Andrea Hester Steve Higgs Gail Hills Warren Hollifield Christine Holt Angela Honor Jack Hood Jody Howell Scott Hubert Kim Hudson Jody Huggins George Hunt John Hunter Tricia Ives Lori Jackson 222 Underclassmen Pamela Jackson Sharon James Tanya Jarvis Terry Johns Belly Johnson Marilyn Johnson Elbert Jolley Fazonna Jones Marvin Jones Toynetta Jones Carol Joye Patty Kaman Richard Kannady Chris Kay Cindy Keith Cheryl Kelly Chessy Kinard Teresa King Underclassmen 223 Fletcher Kirby Doug Kirkland Tamara Kittle Natalie Knight Mike Krieghauscr Kathryn Kuntz Carla Locklear Sheila Long Tami Lord Donna McLaren Bill Mangham Becky Marsham 224 Underclassmen Jackie Lee Sidney Lee Sherry Legrcc Jackie Lammons Darryl Lane Kim Lane Daniel Larramore Pamela Larson Michael Lange Robert Larkin Samuel Latham Bill Lee Ken Markham Ronald Markham Susie Markham Melinda Martin Timothy Martin Maurecne Mathews Judy McFatter Jon McKinnon Lynne McQuatters Paul Mcars Richard Menendez Troy Metcalf U nderclassmen 225 Randy Mikcll Angela Miller Cathy Miller Greg Miller Donald Moates Tina Mobley Joe Moody Vicki Moon Barbara Moore Carol Moore Julie Moore Althorida Morgan Darrell Morrell Charles Morris David Morris Robin Morris Cindy Moss Carla Murray Debbie Murray Richard Nelson 226 Underclassmen Tim Clark Scott Nelson Bruce Nettles Helen Newcomb Anne Niblack Pam Noegel Brenda Norris Ronnis Norris Steve Norris Teresa Norris Debbie North Kim North Jamie Norton Cheryl Oglesby Tim Owens Lassie Ozaki Laurie Pace Sherry Padgett Joanna Page Kelvin Park Teresa Parrish U nderclassmen 227 Penny Parsons Jill Pauley Tonita Paxton Robin Payne Rise Pearson Raymond Peeler Ricky Peters Karen Peterson Linda Peterson Donald Pctry Lisa Pettyjohn Debbie Phillips Lisa Phillips Terri Phillips Tonny Phillips Susan Pillars Deby Pope Robin Posey Sherri Pruett Hank Purser Oleander 228 U nderclassmen Natalie Harris, Sara Rivers Anthony Lewis Robert RatlifT Janice Raulcrson Pat Real Raymond Redmon Brenda Reed Joel Reed Pam Register Vanessa Rentz Velma Rentz Warren Rentz Mike Rich Clay Richards Angela Richardson David Richardson Carla Riley Kim Ripple Bill Rivers Sara Rivers Valeria Robinson Jody Rogers U ndcrclassmen 229 Sonya Rominc Cathy Rose Albert Roter Terresa Rowe Ken Ruciniski Steve Runyon Dorothea Russo Gene Sapp Stephen Sauls Brenda Saunders Rita Saunders Tracy Saylor Branch Schimmenti Camito Scott Alfred Seymour Johnette Shaw Lisa Shaw John Shewmaker Sunlight 230 U nde rclassmen Gary Simmons Larry Simmons Ricky Simmons Debbie Simonson Ricky Simpson Stacey Slater Bruce Smith Evelyn Smith Karen Smith Melony Smith Sheryl Smith Lovann Snell Elizabeth Sparks Ezekiel Springs George Stalvey Chris Stamper Shelley Stebbins Paula Stephens Underclassmen 231 Allen Stokes Sharlene Thomas Susan Thomas Veena Tikare Linda Tiliman Sue Tomlinson Bert Toner Carol Townsend B.J. Turner Patricia Turner Wanda Turner Elizabeth Underwood David Vernon Karen Walker Larry Walker Greg Wall Ellis Washington Lisa Waters Ray Watosn Lewis Stokes Cindy Strickland Kim Stuart Mike Stuart Steve Stuber Cindy Sumner Daniel Sweat Rene Tarlton Randy Tate Billy Taylor Susan Taylor Teresa Taylor Dwight Thomas Ricky Thomas 232 U nderclassmen Tyrone Watson Nan Watts Cindy Weaver Bruce Weddle Tammy Weeks Candy Welch Blaine Wheeler Suzanne Wheeler Kathy White Robert White John Willever Andre Williams Carre Williams David Williams Karen Williams Leslie Williams Lorie Williams Rcncc Williams Robert Williams Ruth Williams Tonja Williams Ronald Willis Marion Wintons Olan Witt Rachel Witt Sherec Wilson Jeff Woodruff David Wyche Heidi Wynn Regina Yandle Lisa Zealy U ncerclassmen 233 Left to right: Sec—Susan Couch, Pres.—Albert Williamson, Tres—Linda Little, V.P.—Abby Page Freshman . . . First year in High School ... Youngest of the tigers ... Purple ... Where’s P-4? Still no credits ... First year of being a tiger, and lov- ing every minute of it! Getting accus- tomed to new rules and new teachers ... Getting lost on the way to class ... Look up to those sophomores ... No rings yet... First year of pep rallies ... Love those J.V. Tigers ... Home- coming? What’s that? Come up with those ideas for a float... Who’ll write the skit? Being Tardy for class ... run- ning for the lunch line ... High school dances ... looking forward to being a senior ... or even a sophomore ... catching up on the scoop ... One day we’ll be the boss ... sooner than you think ... we’re the class of ’82. 234 U ndcrclassmcn Who’s Who in ’82! .«4 10 1 Crystal Acuff Dwayne Akins Kevin Albritton Lori Alfred Lori Allinder Sandee Anders Cynthia Anderson Morris Anderson Tyuan Anderson Paul Antal Wanda Atkinson Camalar Ausgood Vivian Banks Yondalyn Barnes Annie Barnard Kim Bass Joe Bates Randall Baldwin Ralph Bedingfield Patrick Bell Joe Benefield David Bennett David Benton Linda Berry Julie Biggs Michael Bing Mark Birchard Jeff Bishop Belinda Black Karen Blalock Ruby Blanks Becky Bodiford Rodney Bose Sylvia Bowden Leanna Boudreau Robert Bowen Carl Bowman Alvin Bradley Deborah Bradley Margie Bradley Teresa Brady Sheila Brady U nderclassmen 235 Mathew Brandon Allen Brannon Amanda Brannon Craig Brannon Hank Brannon Chris Brashear Gwen Breedon Jay Breidenbach Teri Brice Alvin Britt Sheri Britt Tony Brooks Tony Broome Alphonso Brown Juella Brown Lawanna Brown Lisa Brown Maureen Brown Melinda Bryan Bruce Bryant Lenville Bullard Lisa Bulthuis Ricky Bunnell Angela Burch Johna Burdo Robert Burney Ricky Bush Leonard Butler Jimmy Byrd Juan Cainer Freshmen 236 Underclassmen Cathy Caley Robbie Camper Melinda Canaday Joan Cannon Joyce Carmichael Ray Carmichael Cara Carson Greg Carter Terry Carter Chrissy Carver Todd Cason Line Carswell Lisa Chandler Dorthy Cheney Donald Christie Sheila Christie Jill Cissell Billy Clark Gerald Clark Ricky Clark Tina Clark Janice Cobb Scott Cody Arthur Coker Isiah Coker Isianita Coker Julie Coker Timmy Cole Julian Collins Debbie Cook Freshman U nderclassmen 237 Ted Coone Ray Cooley Marrissa Cooper Susan Couch Keith Couey Richard Coudrey Sibyl Coxe Louie Creekmore Karen Creyhton Troy Crews Mike Cummings Troy Curtis Eric Dana Gina Darley Tammy Davenport Delana Davis Kirk Davis Larry Davis 238 Underclassmen A J Jack Craig Nancy Davis Terri Davis Timmy Davis Troy Davis Andres Deck Ernest Deese Janet Deese Rhonda Deese Sandra Dekle Paul Delgado George Delk Alan Dicks Jeff Dicks Jilene Dicks Lydia Dix Brenda Dorch Adam Douglas Bruce Douglas Underclassmen 239 Chris Douglas Tim Duckett James Duncan Willie Dunlap Kristie Duren Bruce Dye David Earls Cindy Edcnftcld Ernest Edge Cindy Edwards Cindy Elliott Yalina Elliott Howard Ellis Djuana Eubanks Anna Evans Debra Evans Sandra Evans Diane Falgot Felicia Farr Allen Feagle Lisa Feagle Janelle Fike Tracy Fletcher Laurie Flippin Kathy Flores Alison Fluellen Audrey Fluellen Carson Fluellen Randy Fluellen Angie Foe Rocky Ford Timmy Ford Tammy Forshey 240 Underclassmen Carla Fossell Mary Foster John Gaskins Tevis Gay Willie Gilbert Kenneth Gill Angie Gillen Bryan Gilmer Teresa Goble Michael Goodyear Tina Gott Arthur Grant Jackie Green Gayeth Greene Glen Griffis Jimmy Griffis Reggie Griffith Bryan Gucrry Tina Guthrie Dona Hadley John Hadley Meg Haley Dena Hall Eula Hall Margaret Hall Cindy Hamilton Lisa Hamm Mark Hanna Emory Harden Greg Harden Charlie Harding Jr. Tracy Harper Brenda Harrell U nderclassmen 241 Vickie Harris Robert Helton Jack Handcrson Roger Herdegen Delton Hickmon Betth Hicks Katrina Hill Wendy Hodges Robert Hogan Laura Hook Sally Hopper Deborah Home Wally Howard Dennis Howell Carl Huggins Cindic Hunter James Hunter Charles Jackson James Jackson Kim Jackson Michael Jackson Karen Jacobs Teresa James Bonnie Jenkins 242 Underclassmen Anita Jemigan Jeff Jerome Jeff Johns Lisa John - Nancy Johns Alfred Johnson Billy Johnson Cathrene Johnson Desi Johnson Joe Johnson Crystal Junior Andy Jolley William Jolley Betty Jones Beverly Jones Deborah Jones Ezell Jones Mellonia Jones Tami Jordan Michael Jostice Mary Keen Karen Keene Joe Kinard Wesley King U nderclassmcn 243 Joe Kirby Robert Kirby Scott Kirkman Tammy Kiser Wallace Kitchings Linda Kittle John Kitlen Angie Koon Walter L-ampp Kenneth Lane Lorie Lange Stephen Lange Freshmen Charles Lanier Kathy Lanier Rocky Lanier Scott Larkin Dean Larsen Andy Lashley Robin Lawrence Joe LaVigne Jerome Lee Scott LeMay Diane Lewis Peter Lindboe 244 U nderclassmen Jeanette Lindchberg Linda Little Ronnie Little Rusell Lloyd Joyce Lovett Traci Lowfey Vicki Maddox Frankie Magby Calvin Manning Michele Maples David Martin Earl Martin Freshmen Kathrine Martin Rex Martin Johnny Mauldcn Amanda May Arlene Mayo JoLee Melsha John Melton Tammy Milam Julie Miller Annie McCaskill Jason McCray Betty McDonald U nderclassmen 245 Leah McKay Gerald Mckirc Krystal Kight and Lisa Johns Kelly Moorehead Raymond Morgan Jim Murry Wayne Murry Mia Muzzey Elizabeth Nash Jim Moon Julie Moore Mark Moore Patricia Moore Susan Moore Joe Mcrrcll Mike Mick Ken Mier Ricki Miles Raymond Miller Penny Moates Scott Moates 246 Underclassmen Sylvia Owens Sherrill Ozaki Linda Padgett Abby Page James Nash Janet Nash David Nelson John Nettles Meresa Norris Terri Norris Freshmen Robin Partham Chuck Patham U nderclassmen 247 Edger Peacock Dan Pender Rory Penland Debra Perry Reginald Perry Jim Peters Dancttc Peterson Lloyd Peterson Patrick Pierce Rhonda Pillars Ricky Piggs Susan Pitts Kent Pletchcr Randy Pollard Jody Porter Shelley Porter Mike Pope Robbie Pope Tami Powell Tobby Powell Deneen Price Stanley Prezley Kathy Pruitt Kim Purvis Richard Ratliff Sherri Raulerson Jeff Rayl Brent Raymer 248 Underclassmen Tammy Reed James Reed Mike Register Sandra Register Katrina Rentz Karen Rhodes Donna Rice Donna Richardson Alan Roberson Tammy Roberson Mike Robarts Eddie Robertson Arthor Robinson John Robinson Robin Robinson Vickie Robinson Richaru Rodgers Brenda Rogers Donald Rogers Diane Rosnak Alan Ross Henry Ross Underclassmen 249 Danny Royals Tammy Royals Darryl Russell Judy Russell Allison Sanders Krista Sanders Teresa Sapp Brian Schreiber Dee Scott Kristine Seroki John Sheely Annette Sheppard Isiah Sheppard James Sheppard Mary Sherrill Mitchell Sikes Allen Simmons Raliegh Sistrunk Bobby Smith Eddie Smith Gwen Smith Marc Snider David Snyder Eddie Spain Angela Woody 250 U ndcrclassmen Greg Carter Claudia Spohn Pete Sporlock Patrick Stallings Andrea Stalvey Tim Stanley Milton Staples Glenda Stcbbins James Stephenson Tomi Stinson Cheryle Strickland Troy Strickland Ronnie St. John Pam Swillcy Tori Swilley Gail Taylor Lycrecia Taylor Pam Taylor Ricky Taylor Robert Terrell Linda Thompson Deborah Timmons Jeff Tompkins Jeff Townsend Marvin Townsend Underclassmen 251 Susan Couch and Melinda Canaday Charles Tripp Todd Trythal Cassie Tucker Sonja Tunsil Richard Tyson Ron Vande Voren Chris Vanzant Debra Varnes Melanie Walsmith Billie Waters Michele Webb Angie Welch Lisa Weldy Barney Wells Jon Westberry Mary Whiddon Frank Whitesell Troy Wright Darrel Wilder Frank Wilburn De Shazo Wilkerson Tammy Wilkerson Douglas Wilkins Albert Williams III 252 Underclassmen Tammy Wynn Cheryl Young Larry Young Tammy Young Clarence Williams Curry Williams David Williams Mathew Williams Robin Williams Rose Williams Lori Williamson Nelo Williamson Sharyn Willis Kim Witt Tim Witt Carolyn Wood Donald Woodbridge Charlene Woods Robert Woodworth Angela Woody Keith Wooley Louel Wychc Pam Palmer and Julie Coker Underclassmen 253 Faculty Staff Directory A AFYOUNI, MARJORIE ELLEN-B.S. at Troy State University, Troy, Alabama in Education of Math. Math Review. A LB UR Y, E. FRANK, JR.—B.S. at Forida Atlantic University. M.Ed at University of North Florida. D.E., D.C.T., Fun- damentals of selling cashiering. ALLEN, CAR- OLYN R.—B.S. at Florida A M University. English and Developmental Reading. ANDERS, CHARLOTTE KING-S.S. at FAMU and M.S. at Indiana University. Guisance Counselor. AN- DERS, RICHARD HAROLD— B.S. at FAMU and M.S. at Indiana University. B BANKSTON, THOMAS L.-B.S. at University of Southern Mississippi. Civics and World His- tory. BARKER, MARY JEAN-A.B. at Oberlin College, Oberlin, Ohio and M.A. in Spanish at University of Missouri. French. BARTON, VICKI G —Teachers Aide—office. BISHOP, SANDRA OWENS— B.S. at University of Mon- tevallo. Math. BOUIE, ALBERT R.—B.S. and M.Ed at Florida A M University. U.S. History. BOWLES, EARDENE M-B.S. at Florida A M University. Agriculture. BRADDOCK, LELAND C—B.S. and M.S.E. at Arkansas State University. Driver’s Education. BRANNER, JA- NET F-B.S. at University of Denver, M.Ed. at Florida Technical University. Gifted Program. BROOKS, LINDA KAY— Lake City Commu- nity College and Santa Fe Community College. Teachers Aide. BROWN, WILLJ-B.S. degree and M.E. degree at Florida A M University. Agriculture and Fundammental Agriculture Oc- cupation. BRYANT, NORMA C—Typist and Secretary for six years. BURGESS, DORETHA H.—B.S. at Florida A M and M.S. at Tuskeegee Institute. Chemistry. BURRIS, SHERN RENE— Teachers Aide. BUSBY, MARGARET .-B.S. at Valdosta State College. Physical Education. B YRD, VERLENE— B.S. degree at Edward Wa- ters College and Florida A M University. Indi- vidualized Manpower Training System—Math, English and Reading. C CARNATHAN, WANDA WARREN-B.A. at University of Florida. Psychology, Sociology, U.S. History. CARTER, LINDA D—Teachers Aide and Math. CARTER, MARTHA IK-B.S. Home Economics at G.S.C., Milledgevillc, Geor- gia. E.M.P. CAUSEY, JUNE J.-A. A. at LCJC and B.A. at University of Florida. 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Advanced typing, Accounting I and II, Clerical Office Practice. F FAIRCHILD, MSG GENE W.-Army, J.R.O.T.C. FEAGLE. O. WENDELL— Bachelor in Physical Education and Driver Education. FEENBERG, CRAIG-B.A. at University of Florida. Civics and Social Studies. FLANAGAN, MICHAEL B.—B.S. and M.Ed at University of Florida. Calculus, Algebra III with Trignometry, Math Review. FOREMAN, BARBARA O— B.A. and M.Ed at Florida A M University. Ed. S. at Florida State. English. FOREMAN, WILLIE EARL-B.S. at Tuskegee Institute and M.S. at Virginia State. Earth Science. FOSTER, ANNA LOU BURNSED—Occupational Specialist. GA USE, WANDA F. YOUNG-B.A. and M.Ed at University of Florida. English. G GA Y, JANE MARIE—A.A. and A.S. in Business at Lake City Community College. Math Review and Teachers Aide. GETZEN, PA CE—AEY de- gree at Abraham Baldwin College, Tifton, Geor- gia. Marine-Motorcycle mechanics. GILLMAN, NANCY D.—B.A. at University of Florida. English. GRUBB, THOMAS ALAN-B.S. and M.A. at Ball State University. Guidance. H HADLEY, ROGER BRUCE-B.S. in Agricul- tural Economics and Extension Education. For- estry, Livestock production and Farm Business Management HALE, BILLY JR- B.S. at Uni- versity of Florida. Physical Education, and Assis- tant to Varsity football and baseball. HALE, MARY PEARSON— B.S. at Livingston Univer- sity of Florida and Florida State University. Ma- sonry Building Construction Trades. HANSEN, SHELIA—Union University, Jackson, Tennes- see. HARKLEROAD, FRANCES-B.S. at East Tennessee State University. English 10. HARRI- SON, DIANE D.— B.A. at University of Florida. English and Publications. HENTZELMAN, STEVE— B.A. at University of Northern Iowa and M.Ed. at University of Florida. Band. HILL, EARL BRYAN-B.S. at Pfeiffer College and a M.A. and an E.D. at Western Carolina University. Physical Education. HINES, CAN DACE M— B.S. in art education at the Univer- sity of Alabama. Art. HOLLIS, CHARLES- B.A. at Florida State University and University of Florida. Vocational Work Evaluation. HOUS- TON, PHYLLIS G. A.S. in nursing education at Lake City Community College. Occupational Health. HUGHES, CATHERINE LOUISE- B.S. in Math Education at University of Florida. Math. HUNTER NANCY SUE-B.S. in Math Education at Florida Southern College. J JEFFERS, MCKINLEY— B.S. in Biology and Chemistry from North Carolina University, Greensboro, North Carolina. Masters in Science Education from Tuskegee Institute. Science Su- pervisary Specialist from University of Wiscon- sin. Assistant Principal. JENKINS, ELZINA L.-B.S. and M.S. in Education at Florida A M University. Home Economics. JONES, ALICE IK—Secretary for two years. JUSTICE, JOHN W.—M.A. in Physical Education at Mississippi State University. Social Studies. U.S. History and Football Coach. K KELLY, WILLARD—B.S. in Math at University of Florida. Math. 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MACLAREN, GUSSIE M.-Teach- ers Aide. MCQUEEN, PAULINE JOHNSON A .—Secretary. MANN, NITA L-B.A. at Uni- versity of Florida. Spanish 1 II. MANSFIELD, ROSCOE C. JR.-attended Lake City Commu- nity College. J.R.O.T.C. MARTIN, CAROL ANN—B.A. at Jacksonville University. Algebra III and Geometry. MATTISON, ANNE MARIE-B.A. at University of Florida. Special Education and Educablc Mentally Handicapped. MERRITT, SHARON- Teachers Aide. MILLER, CHARLES STEPHEN-B.S. in In- dustrial Arts Education at Florida State Univer- sity. Mech, RR, and Cl. MITCHELL, JOAN ANITA—B.S. in English and Library Media at Florida A M University. English. MOBLEY, CHARLES— B.S. at Bcthune Cookman College, Valdosta State College, and North Carolina Col- lege. Mathematics, Baseball, and B-Team Foot- ball. MONTGOMERY, JAMES HORACE- B.A. at Davidson College. B.D. at Union Theo- logical Seminary, and M.A.T. at Jacksonville University. U.S. History, Economics, Bible. MORGAN, HAROLD J.-B.S. at Slippery Rock State University and M.E.D. at University of Montevallo. Driver Education. MOSES, LINDA MA URINE— Masters in Business Education at University of Florida. Cooperative Business Education (CBE), Shorthand, Business Educa- tion Classes. MULDROW, GEORGIA A.-B.S. at Florida A M University. Civics, and Social Studies. N NASH, KATHRYN MULLEN-B.S. at West Virginia University. Specific Learning Disabilities. O ODOM, RICHARD GRAYSON- Attended Florida State University. Automotive Mechanics I and II. ODOM, WA YNE .-University of Mi- ami and Southwestern University and received an A.B. and a M.R.E.D. Math. ODOM, WILL- ADENE S. B.S. at University of Georgia. Math. OWENS, DANIEL ELVIS-B.S. at Florida State University. Art. P PACE, RR SC LL I—Secretary. PALMER, EL- LEN GOLDGERG-B.S. in Alfred University and M.S. at South Connecticut College. Math. PARNELL, ANNIE DA VIS-B.A. and Masters degree at Florida A M, University of Michigan, and Drcxcl Institute. Resoruce person, Media Specialist and Librarian. PARNELL, DON- NIE— B.S. and M.Ed. at Edward Waters College and FAMU. Orientation to Business Occupa- tions and Beginning typewriting. PA TTEE, CHARLEEN MARIE-B.S.E. at University of Florida. Biology C. PEARSON, LILLIE MAE- B.S. at Alabama State College. General Science and Physical Education. PETERSON, GARY R— B.A. in Special Education at Florida State University. M.A. in Counseling at Appalachian State. Emotionally Handicapped. PHILLIPS, JOHN FRANKLIN—A.A., B.A., M.A.T., Ed.D., Ph.D. at Tennessee Tech. Jacksonville Univer- sity, University of Southern Mississippi, Univer- sity of Florida and Florida Tech. Chairman of Social-Sciences Department. Civics. PHILLIPS, MARY FRANCES A DEOX— B.S. at Livingston State University. M.A. at University of Southern Mississippi. Biology. PRESLEY, GLYNN ELL B.—B.S. at Bethunc-Cookman and a M.Ed. at University of Montevallo. Director of Student Activities. 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SIM- MONS, ROBERT HARRIS—B.S. at Jackson- ville State University and M.A. at Western Caro- lina University. Athletic Director and Head Football Coach. SMITHY, MARILYN H.-B.S. at Valdosta State College. History. SPURLOCK, JOYCE METTLES—Attended Florida State University. Teachers Aide— IMTS Program. STARK, KENNETH HOWARD-Bachelor in Math at University of Florida. Physical Science, Physics, Applied Math and Math Review. STEWARD, ANITA L-B.S. in Business Edu- cation. Beginning Typing. T TALBIRD, CHARLOTTE ANN B ED- ENBAUGH-B.B.A. at Valdosta State College. Business. TAYLOR, LINDA CHARLENE- Teachers Aide. THOMAS, JON FRANK—B.A. at Malone College and a M.A. in Education at University of Akron. Guidance. THOMAS, JU- DITH L. B.S. in Education at Kent State Uni- versity. Math Review and Conpcnsatory Math. THOMAS, LEMUEL M.-B.S. at Stetson Uni- versity. Senior Army Instructor. TOMPKINS, TERESA—Teachers Aide for 4 years. V VINING, MARCI— B.A. at Florida Atlantic University and M.A. at University of Florida. Learning Manager. W WILLIAMS, ADELENE R.—B.S. in Education at Auburn University. Home Economics. WIL- LIAMS, ERNEST WILLARD-B.Ed. at Uni- versity of Alaska and M.A.T. at Stetson Univer- sity. Civics and World History. WHEELER, EULENE S.-B.A. at Tennessee Wesleyan Col- lege. Math. WRIGHT, DEBRA HARRIS-B.S. at University of Florida. Biology. Z ZED AKER, DORIS MOODY- B.S. at East Tennessee State University and M.Ed. at Univer- sity of Florida. Beginning Typing, Bookkeeping I and General Office Clerk. Faculty 255 Big Shots Keep Students Fired Up Front row, 1-r, June Epperson, Attorney Michael Murphy, Keith Hudson, Superintendent Silas Pittman, Back Row, 1-r, Tom Davis, Otis Roberts and W.C. Hale. Mr. David Ellis Mr. Richard Romine 256 Faculty Mr. Jack Rankin Making important decisions, running the school system and solving prob- lems are “all in a day’s work” for Co- lumbia High School Administration. Many extra hours are spent at school board meeting and parent-teacher con- ferences. This year, we added two new school board members—Mr. Tom Davis and Mr. Otis Roberts. These men have picked up the pace and proven they are truly concerned with the school system. Other important jobs are those of the disciplinarians like Mr. Presley and Mr. Romine. Mr. Jack Rankin and Mr. McKinley Jeffers are the Principal’s “right hand men” as the assistants. Mr. David Ellis is Com- pleting his tenth year as Columbia High School’s principal. All of these men deserve our thanks for their un- derstanding and willingness to work. Mr. Glynell Presley Mr. McKinley Jeffers Faculty 257 Secretaries And Teachers’ Aides Priscilla Pace The office personnel is a vital part of our school system. They keep every- thing running smoothly. The secretar- ies help the principal and assistants, and take care of school records. The teacher aides take-over many responsi- bilities. They type up tests, substitute teach and assist teachers in their classrooms. Norma Bryant Kay Dekle Alice Jones Priscilla Pace Barbara Romine Patricia Allen Vicki Barton Linda Brooks Sherri Burris Linda Carter Kathryn Chasteen 258 Faculty Jane Gay Shelia Hansen Gussie MacLarcn Ginger McClain Pauline McQueen Sharon Merritt Patricia Rooks Judith Shull Kay Dekle Faculty 259 Give Me Liberty, Or Give Me Death, Carolyn Allen June Causey Joseph Crcscimeni Anne Dekle When English is mentioned, one usu- ally thinks of nouns, verbs, adjectives, and vocabulary tests. Because of the new Student Assessment Test, there has been more emphasis on the basics. However, this does not rule out study- ing drama, writing prose and poetry, or learning the do’s and don’ts of writing a term paper. Every student at CHS is given the opportunity of broadening his English skills by studying these and more. The advanced classes have proven to be beneficial to those college bound students. Department heads are: south campus, Barbara Foreman and north campus, Frances Harkel- road. Wanda Gause Diane Ellis Barbara Foreman Wanda Gause Nancy Gillman Frances Harkclroad Diane Ellis 260 Faculty Frances Harkelroad But Don’t Give Me English Barbara Foreman Diane Harrison Betty Lane Emma Love JoAnn Mitchell Faculty 261 Solving Today’s Problems For Tomorrow To most people, math is just memo- rizing formulas and learning of theo- rems. Math is actually an essential part of our lives. If we know math, we can balance our checkbooks, figure our in- come tax, and figure out the interest on the brand new car. When we are in class, we may gripe and grumble be- cause the teachers give so much home- work, but in the end, we will appreci- ate our slavedriving teachers. Department heads are: South campus, Mr. Flanagan and north campus, Mrs. Martin. Michael Flanagan Debbie Lee Marjorie Alyouni Sandra Bishop Anna Maria Chaloupka Dawn Coxe Dennis Dormady Michael Flanagan Carol Martin 262 Faculty Willard Kelley Barbara Lake Debbie Lee Carol Marlin Charles Mobley Wayne Odom Willadene Odom Ellen Palmer Ken Stark Judy Thomas Facully 263 Opening Doors To The Business World Frank Albury Dyess Couey John Evans Doris Zcdakcr Lelia Evans Linda Moses Hazel Langford W.T. Lawton Lilia Evans Sharon Kirby Eddie Long Linda Moses 264 Faculty E.J. Long W.T. Lawton Donnie Parnell Anita Steward Charlotte Talbird Doris Zedaker The business department at Columbia High School offers a wide range of op- portunities for advancement in areas like typing and bookkeeping. Other courses are business law, business math, shorthand, and recordkeeping. The program has the most-up-to-date equipment and highly qualified teach- ers to prepare students for the com- petitive business world. The work experience program is a pop- ular one. Students may attend school half-days and work the other half. This program appeals to those students who are not planning to enter college im- mediately after graduation, but would like to enter the business world. Courses offered are: Distributive Edu- cation, Home Economics, Diversified Co-operative Training, Agriculture, Diversified Mechanics, Masonry, Auto Mechanics and Work Study. Depart- ment heads are: south campus, Eddie Long and north campus, Mrs. Donnie Parnell. Linda Moses Faculty 265 Humanities Lights Up Our Lives Mary Barker Norman Choice £teve Hentzelman Candace Hines Phyllis Houston Nila Mann Danny Owens Humanities covers many different courses here at Columbia High School. Mr. Choice teaches the chorus classes and ensemble. They perform many times for the students and community. Mr. Hentzelman is our band director and spends much of his time coordi- nating half-time shows. Art teachers, Mr. Owens and Mrs. Hines, are truly the best in their field. Mrs. Barker and Mrs. Mann travel between campuses to reach those students who wish to study French and Spanish. Mrs. Hous- ton has proven her qualifications as a nursing instructor. Phyllis Houston Robert Kohn Charlotte Anders Anne Foster Thomas Grubb Johnnie Merrick Jon Thomas Charlotte Anders Schedul 266 Faculty The Footbone’s Connected to the Robert Kohn Charlcen Pattcc Mary Phillips Debra Wright Candace Hines Debra Wright Danny Owens Instructions and information. What- ever you are looking for, you can get it in the guidance office. Mrs. Anders counsels all seniors about their career choice and also helps choose the col- lege most suitable for them. Mr. Grubb and Mr. Thomas work on stu- dent scheduling and try their best to please every student. The Science department has a lot to of- fer to our students. Classes like Chem- istry, Physical Science, and Earth Science, prepare those college bound students. Biology covers many aspects of science and is a requirement for graduation. Department heads are: south campus, Mrs. Burgess and north campus, Mrs. Phillips. Faculty 267 Studying The Past, While Looking Thomas Bankston Wanda Camaihan Bill Colvin Craig Feenberg John Justice James Montgomery Georgia Mu Id row Frank Phillips Thomas Bankston Wanda Camathan John Justice James Montgomery 268 Faculty Annie Parnell Joanne McDuffie Forward To The Future 269 Faculty Barbara Snipes Social Studies is not just the memo- rizing of facts and dates. It is the prob- ing into the mind and heart of man to find out what he did to cause war, pov- erty and depression. Classes like Psy- chology and Sociology, give us a chance to study man’s behavior. The Bible History class is an exciting one for those interested in the customs dur- ing Jesus’ times. As one studies man’s rights and wrongs, he can decide what to do to eliminate our problems. Therefore, there is a brighter future ahead for all of us. Department heads are south campus, Mr. Couie and north campus, Dr. Frank Phillips. Silence, reading and working, are the scenes in the library. Mrs. McDuffie and Mrs. Annie Parnell, along with their student assistants emphasize that the library is a quiet place to study. New books, filmstrips and magazines make the learning process a lot less painful. Bill Colvin . I Craig Feenberg Barbara Snipes Ernest Williams Special Programs Janet Braner Martha Carter Carolyn Chamberlin Barbara Cheesman The Home Ec Department prepares both male and female for the basics of good cooking and sewing. With clothing prices going up, sewing your own clothes proves to be more economical. Also, the students keep up with the latest fashion. The cooking department not only teaches how to cook well, but also teaches good cooking. Health and nu- trition are covered in this class. De- partment heads are: south campus. Mrs. Louise Ring and north campus, Mrs. Evelyn Carter. The gifted and handicapped programs at this school are exceptional as they offer not only outstanding classes and teachers, but also offer a wide range of field trips, and outside interest groups. These classes emphasize expanding the human body, both physical and men- tal, to the extent that benefits the stu- dent the most. Patricia Clark Evelyn Cribbs Michael Diener Alzina Jenkins 270 Faculty Leland Braddock Wendell Feagle Harold Morgan Driver’s Education is a course that teaches the fundamentals of safe, alert driving. The teachers have sacrificed much of their time and energy and have risked their lives to teach us the safest driving techniques. Sometimes, people neglect their physi- cal activities in their efforts to improve their mental capabilities. Ask any P.E. teacher and they will tell you that physical exertion is as good for you mentally as it is for you physically. If you ask joggers why they jog, they will probably say that it’s good for them physically and also mentally. It feels so good to know that you ran those two miles faster than before, or that you have improved your number of pull- ups by three. Our P.E. classes offer a wide variety of sports that appeal to everyone. Vocational Classes Provide Lots Of Grease And Grime Vocational classes offer a wide variety of information to prepare students not only to know these skills, but also they are prepared to go out into the world and make their living. These classes are excellent for the students who are not planning to go to college, but are planning to go straight from' high school into the business world. Richard Odom Dyess Couey Hayward Lofton Will Brown Roger Hadley Verlene Byrd Hugh Chasteen Woodrow Crews Pace Getzen 272 FacuIty Rodger Hadley Joseph Hall Jack Haltiwangcr Charles Hollis Dusty Miller Richard Odom Gary Peterson Marcia Vining Marcia Vining L-R, Roscoc Mansfield, Gene Fairchild. Lemuel Thomas Left, Right, Left-Right-Left. If one hears these sounds, then he can be sure that the R.O.T.C. is coming. A lot of discipline and hard work goes into making some of the top-rated teams in the state. The R.O.T.C. sponsors taken ninth thru twelfth graders and turn them into mature, responsible adults. Gene Fairchild Roscoe Mansfield Lemuel Thomas ( Faculty 273 A Good Deal Is A Hot Meal South Campus lunchroom staff (front row, 1-r) Sandra Anderson, Josephine Brewin. Eva Lear)', Audrey Brown. Gladys Johnson, (back row) Artie Douglas. Josie Adams. Evelyn Pugh, Leona Lovett, Dot Rossi. Aleta Greene, Ina Mae Wilkinson. Dot Henley, and Elizabeth Jones. 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THE STATE EXCHANGE BANK ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ®. ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® Advertisement 281 SOUTHSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH 600 Baya Avenue At Church Street INVITES You To Worship With Us Christ Centered Preaching Spirit Filled Music Bus Ministry Children Church TV Ministry Every Tuesday - Channel 11 BIBLE STUDY 9:45 A.M. MORNING WORSHIP 11:00 A.M. CHURCH TRAINING 6:00 P.M. EVENING WORSHIP 7:00 P.M. NURSERY PROVIDED Pastor A. C. Bryant We Wish The Students And The Teachers God's Richest Blessings ®®®@®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®@®®®®®®®®®®®®® ® @ DELTA FARM CENTER ROUTE 1 , SOX 239 LAKE JEFFERY RO.S S-13S WELLBORN, FLORIOA 32094 MIKE MCCAULEY PH. 904-752-3256 ® ® ® ® ® 241 West Franklin St. Lake City, Florida 282 Advertisement The one stop Shop Auto Body Repair and Paint A Full Line of Auto Parts COLUMBIA AUTO BODY INC. Business Phone 752-1611 Gene Montpetit, owner ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® CONGRATULATIONS to the COLUMBIA HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS ... CLAY ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE ®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®® @ ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® Leo Milton Appliance Company 2734 S. First St. Lake City. FL 32055 Phone 752-2865 ® ® Advertisement 283 Congratulations Seniors SUWANNEE LAB. INC. ENCHANTED GARDENS Rare and unusual plants. Specializing in bromeliads. Phone 752-6090 King Road-off S.R. 47 South N. M. JO YE, JEWELER Serving Lake City since 1943 Phone 752-0565 502 N. Marion St. Lake City, FI 32055 ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® FIKE’S AMOCO 1-75 at US 90 Lake City, FI 32055 ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® A SINGLE SOURCE OF SUPPLY FOR THE HOME BUILDER Granger LUMBER SUPPLY CO. • LUMBER • PAINT • INSULATION BRICK • ROOFING • DOORS • WINDOWS • PANELING • POOL SUPPLIES FOR ALL YOUR BUILDING SUPPLIES CALL US FIRST SARA 0L0 US 30 GREEN ¥ WASHINGTON BUILDERS' HARDWARE BOARD PRODUCTS C E. WASHINGTON 752-1637 284 Advertisement Advertisement 285 THRIF LAKE CITY PLAZAI WAY OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK! WON- SAT.9AM-9PM SUNDAY.10AW-6PM ®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®® §t®®®®®®@®®®®®®®®®®®®®®@ TOP QUALITY FARM MARKET 2895 U.S. Highway 90 West Lake City, Florida 755-0120 Produce Seafood Poultry ®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®®@® § PAT SUMMERALL GRAPHICS 2570 U.S. 90 West Lake City, Florida 32055 752-2707 286 Advertisement Congratulations to the Class of '79 from since 1874 Lake City Reporter Best in Local News4 Don Caldwell, Publisher Joe Blewett, Editor 127 E. Duval Street 752-1293 ODESSA’S BRIDAL FASHIONS and FORMALS 417 North Marion Street 752-4090 1 CROWN REAL ESTATE, INC REALTORS All you need to know in Real Estate 850 SOUTH FIRST STREET LAKE CITY, FLA. 752-4883 Advcrtiscmcnl 287 ♦ Cold Beer To Go ♦ Ice ♦ Guns ♦ Tackle ♦ Live Artificial Bait ♦ Picnic Supplies ♦ Remington Ammunition COUNTRY CORNER PHONE 752 6292 Jennings (J.W.) Williams, Owner 2599 E. Duval St. Lake City, Florida Shop at BRUCE’S For the finest in Men’s and Women’s Fashions 226 N. Marion Lake City, FL CONGRATULATIONS to the SENIORS of 1979 Vi ® ® ® ® @ @ ® ® ® © @ ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® A BERRY’S CARWASH 24 hour self-service 3807 South First Street Lake City, Florida ® HACKNEY BROS. INC. ® ® Lake City, FL 288 Advertisement Open 24 hours ® ® Congratulations to the ® Class of 79 ® ® JIFFY JUNCTION 1 FOOD STORE I ® ® U.S. 90 West ® ® 752-3035 ® ® ® TLOBIW fy . 20 RADIO DISPATCHED TRUCKS JIFFY ICE WAYNE’S SANDWICHES ® ® FIRST FEDERAL MID-FLORIDA ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® ® 290 Advertisement President—Traci Lowrey, Vice President—Linda Berry, Secretary— Sherri Raulerson, Point Keeper—Sandee Anders, Chap- lain Sheri Britt, Treasurer—Lori Allinder, Parlimentarian—Michele Webb, Crystal Acuff, Julie Biggs, Amanda Brannon, Lisa Brown, Melinda Canaday, Janice Cobb, Delana Davis, Cindy Edcnficld, Tracy Fletcher, Laurie Flippin. Laura Hook, Debo- rah Home, Lisa Johns, Tami Jordan, Kristal Kight. Angie Koon, Linda Little, Katherine Martin. Leah McKay. Kellie Norris, Rhonda Pillars, Rhonda Runions, Pam Swilley, Sharyn Willis, Kim Witt, Charlene Woods, Kristy Duren, Lisa Feagle, Lori Williamson, Belinda Black, Chrissy Carver, Angie Foe, Sheila Christie. Lisa Weldy, Janet Nash, Penny Moatcs, Gina Darley. Claudia Spohn, Cheryle Strictland, Cara Carson, Lisa Chandler, Krista Sanders, Wanda Atkinson. Mascots-Tracy Gill, Jeff Johns, Jim Duncan, Sponsors—Denise and Jerry Bryant, Guerry Espenship, Ginger Acuff. Nancy Tompkins. Patti Jo Pepper 752-8651 UNISEX STYLING APPOINTMENTS AT YOUR CONVENIENCE UP TO DATE TRAINING REQUIRED FOR ALL OUR OPERATORS OWNER — JACKIE TAYLOR 2150 E. BAYA AVE. edRen BULLARD’S WESTERN STORE Highway 47 Lake City, FI 752-0886 Advertisement 291 KIRBY OIL COMPANY AMOCO OIL CO. JOBBER THE BEEF PEOPLE 1501 Texas Street Lake City, Florida 752-4606 RONSONET BUICK 810 East Duval § @ 752-2180 We Service What We Sell § K-Mart Plaza Lake City, Fla. ®_ Fashions for the young and the young at heart 292 Advertisement COLUMBIA COUNTY BANK ® © ©I © © Lake City, Florida 127 West Hillsboro Full Service Bank Member © © © © © © © © 752-5646 ® © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © Mon.-Thurs. 9A.M. to 2P.M. FDIC Friday 9A.M. ‘til 6P.M. Congratulations to The Class of ’79 “Make This Bank Your Bank” © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © © Advertisement 293 STEAKS —SEAFOOD OWNED AND OPERATED BY BRIAN 4. RACHEL BlCKEL 0VV� °� A” 1752-15811 UJ Ml IHTItiTATf 75 CONCORD HOMES DIVISION Champion Home Builders Co. Congratulations Seniors of ’79 294 Advertisement 920 East Baya Ave. Lake City, Florida 752-1703 FLORIDA FOUNDED 1949 p ESI Control CHEMICAL CO. McCOLSKEY’S PHARMACY 102 North Marion Lake City, Florida 752-1268 George McColskey Owner ww DRY CLEANING AND LAUNDRY Phone 752-5940 424 West Duval Street Advertisement 295 One Stop Service For Plumbing Electrical Supplies Grange State Pipe Supply Co., Inc --------------- WHOLESALERS AND DISTRIBUTORS PALATKA, FLORIDA U. S. 17 North PHONE 325-3694 LIVE OAK, FLORIDA 205 N. Ohio Ave. PHONE 362-5952 LAKE CITY, FLORIDA U. S. 41 North PHONE 752-5340 212 N. Marion St. 752-0590 Southtown Square 752-8038 ■„ ; v t - BRISCOE’S Three Locations to Serve you!! U.S. 41 South 752-1505 McCray’s Construction Go Tigers 296 Advertisement Located at U. S. 90 West and Interstate 75 “Have it your way at BURGER KING.” P. O. Box 1909 Lake City, Florida 32055 904-752-7911 Advcrtiscmcnt 297 298 Advertisement CKmig Cfla Uk tfteaJcb 9f Seafood U. S. 90 at 1-75 Loiida }aim jSuis.au On uiancs (-orrifiariLsi RALPH J. MORTON AGENCY MANAGER LIFE. FIRE ft CASUALTY Finest steaks anywhere Fresh seafood daily TELEPHONE 904-752-4003 Lake City, Florida Phone 755 0370 ROUTE 10 BOX 280 LAKE CITY, FLORIDA 32055 GIEBEIG’S AMOCO 127 South Marion 752-2376 Advertiscment 299 Where the SON always shines! Doug Woodall David Manning Steve Branch Pastor Assistant Youth located on S. R. 47 South The Church Where People Prom All Backgrounds Come To Worship Jesus As Lord LOVELY SHOP 320 North Marion and Southtown Square • Appointments Available ▼ Ladies Are Welcome Tlie }{air Bompanu BARBERS Sty LISTS • ♦ Shag$ t UayerCuis E. B. SONNY HARDEN 3386 South Ptnsfc Street • PHONE 752-3437 Lake Oily, Florida 3X5S Sandra Harden ;' 1 5£ew c Vitta 752-2417 1386 SOUTH FIRST STREET LAKE CITY, FLORIDA 32055 752 0855 300 Advertisement DUVAL AUTOMOTIVE, INC. 1201 East Duval Street Lake City, Florida ALEXANDER’S F-R-M FARM CENTER, INC. The Dealer Who Knows His Customer 220 Wilson St. Ph. 752-5131 Lake City, Fla. 32055 Advertisement 301 OCCIDENTAL CHEMICAL COMPANY Florida Operations White Springs, Florida 32096 302 Advertisement SAWYER HOME GAS CRAZY LIVING Rt. 8 294M North 41 Lake City, Florida 32055 752-5542 Ad vertisemen 1 303 DARMATH DISTRIBUTORS 752-4072 Lake City, Florida Distributors of Aeroquip Hydraulics, Cylinders Valves, Pump, Motor, Heavy Truck Parts Grade 8 Grade 5 T Nuts Bolts m Bearings Seals F FROG’S RESTAURANT U.S. Highway 90 West 7 j2aLe (Pity, loriJc lortda 32055 WHOLESALE LUMBER Southern Yellow Pine T. A. DANIELS. PRES. 304 Advertisement OPTICIAN • PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED • LENSES DUPLICATED • FRAME REPAIRS • PRESCRIPTION SUNGLASSES • FRAME REPLACEMENTS LARGE SELECTION OF MODERN FRAMES CONGRATULATIONS to the SENIORS of 79 — Ofrtccal CA CONNER - LICENSED OPTICIAN- - LAB ON OUR PREMISES 755-0554 NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY 512-A SO. MARION VISA U.S. 41 South 752-2052 Advertisemeni 305 ESTABLISHED 1904 HOME FURNISHING CENTERS Furniture Appliances Floor Covering Home Entertainment Intra-America Homes Lake City Furniture Factory Divisions Of GUERDON INDUSTRIES, INC. == BROWN-VANN PAINT STORE Glidden Paint Wallpaper—Carpet—Floor Tile 16 East Orange St. Lake City, Fla. Phone 752-3420 306 Advertisement upper CLflfsmEn Know it... FREstimcn soon learr it... You're never too young to start understanding money matters. How to make it. How to save it. How to invest it for future needs. All of us at First National Bank are ready and eager to help every Columbia High School student understand more about money, and we provide every banking service you need, advice when you want it, too. It's smart to have a good bank stand behind you, at any age, and First National is such a bank. So come in today...and let us help you get started on your success story. We've had a lot of experience. THE FIRST NATIONAL OF LAKE CITY 20? NORTH MARION STREET i. h Advertisement 307 O o 0 p G HARDWARE SUPPLIES • SKii- tower and HAND TOOLS • GARDEN TOOLS SUPPLIES • PIPE CUT THREADED • COMPLETE SPRINKLER SYSTEM SUPPLIES • PLUMEING SUPPLIES • HEATERS • ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES • PAINTS SUPPLIES • KEYS MADE WHILE ‘ YOU WAIT Owned by Bill and Richard Rossi Leon E. Douglass Manager 929 N. Marion 752-0881 752-8867 © 308 Advertisement ’ � I • J� . ;■ . ;■ . ; • CONGRATULATIONS - TO ;■ THE ; ;■ CLASS ;� i� OF ;■ 1979 !� i� ; � ; j� i� ndvertisement 309 BARD GYMNASTICS CONGRATULATIONS to CLASS of 79 GLENN I. JONES INC The most beautiful sport” Mobil Distributor WEATHERTRON Team Competition and recreational instruction, ages 4-18 Mrs. Pat Arnold 752-1710 811 N. 5th Street Lake City, Florida 32055 AC 904 752-5389 of LAKE CITY Corner of Duval and First Street 310 Advertisement EPSILON PHI SORORITY Janie Minor-President, Cathy Townsend Vice President. Beth George Secretary. Debra Robarts-Treasurer. Marcia Sheely-Parliamentarian. Mary Nell Haley Public Relations. Members: Lauri Page. Gina Sumner. Karen Twccddalc, Cecey Wynne. Angela Brcza, Ann Giebeig. Marilyn Giebeig, Kelly Lord. Laura Pecle, Lisa Rawlcigh. Adverlisement 311 Sometimes you have to study Some students of Summers Elemen- tary School were asked “What do you think of high school?” Their response was ... I like the cheerleaders. I like the principal. 312 Closing stuff you never heard of. You get to play. I like the lunchroom. When you go there you’re bad. You have to study a lot. Closing 313 When you finish a book, you have to start on another. It’s o.k The work is hard. 314 Closing I like the toys you play with. Closing 315 316 317 ROGER BRUNNER TAMMY BOUTWELL My last year of being an intelligent person in a redneck community was heightened by being co-editor of this book. It was fun, hard work, and a lot of hassles. Hopefully we’ve put together something you can really get into and enjoy. I know it’s good material. Later, ROGER Our thanks to those who helped put this book together ... K.L. Baas Karen Crawford David Ellis The Faculty Jerry Fields Florida Photo Supply Diane Harrison Barry Jove The Lake City Reporter Rick McCauley Gussie McClaren Dee dee Mikesell John Renaud Paul Roy Randy Roy The Staff As co-editor of the ’79 Columbian, I would like to say that the hours I have spent with this staff will never be forgotten. I feel the class worked together well and put their all into producing this yearbook. I want to thank all of you for showing confidence in me. I also want to express my love and appreciation for Mrs. Harrison. Without her this opportunity would not have been possible. Publications has played a big role in making my senior year the best. Sincerely, TAMMY 320 The End MP'''-'