Crawford County Comprehensive High School - Echo Yearbook (Roberta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1980 volume:

FOUNTAIN FOoTBAL Field A LIVELY £ 7¥ OF THE SOUTH FOINER 2. RooK moBpice GROCERY JosePH BooKER PATT1 JOYNER ECHO 1980 CRAWFORD COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE HIGH SCHOOL ROBERTA, GEORGIA TI T € ri — —_ ae = : 4 — N | ON er fa Tr y) J) ROA D CONTENTS Sophomores Freshmen Academics Faculty And Administration Sports Activities Closing Advertising Join us now for our trip down C.C.C.H.S. ’80. Along our route we will encounter many happenings of our past school year. The Annual Staff wishes you a happy trip. Now look on through, We’ll show you our crew, Sometimes the road gets rough, But we still hang tough. ey i: 7 ‘=a Wt [ ai’ i 7 ai Ps ie ry A The trip through ’80 was really great, The best ever in the Georgia state, The ride was rough, The girls were bumpy, The teachers were tough, The boys were lumpy. SENIOR Sherri Allen Yvonne Banks Ricky Carson Thomas Danielly Gallet Mitchell Stanley Payne Daphne Strenth Carolyn Walton Floyd Zimmerman Larry Amerson James Andrews Robert Atkinson ” Tracy Atkinson John Bentley Cornell Blassingame Greg Blassingame Joseph Booker Lisa Brown James Bryant Barbara Byrd Royce Byrd Romaine Carroll David Causey Arnita Clark Linda Clark Cyntheai Corbin Gloria Cotton Brenda Crumpler Diane Danielly Audrey Daniels Kelly Davis Rodney Davis Tammy Dingler Mary Dugger Tina Dunn Kathy Ennis Bessie Felts Waylon Fossett Yvonne Gibson Ricky Graddick Mark Hamlin Ben Harris Cheryl Harris Marie Harris Brent Hatcher John Hart Ed Hortman Sharon Hatcher Starlac Hatcher Cynthia Hires Dell Hollingshed Darry! Hollingshed Dorothy Hollis Inez Howard Morris James Cheryl Johnson Donna Johnson Donnie Johnson Angela Jordan Dorothy Jordan Linda Jordan Odessa Kendrick Earnestine Lockett Marion Lockett Cynthia Lucas Andrew Mathews Willie Frank Mathews Martha Jo McAfee Willie James McCrary Lori Moncrief Terri O’Neal Tim Peterson Karen Pophan Annette Prater Barbara Prater Timothy Prater Glauneise Raines Teresa Reeves Rose Smith Cornelia Spillers Mary Tennyson Raymond Tennyson Gary Traylor Alex Tripp Jennifer Walker Penny Watson Larry Wheat Bart Williams Barry Willis Charles Willis Dexter Willis Jerome Willis Wanda Willis Wanda Willis Cheryl Woods Shirley Worsham Andy Davis Todd Fredrick Lisa Hortman Patti Joyner Scottie Scott Chris Smith Mike Smith Matt Thames LAST WILLS I, Shari Allen, request this to be my last will and testa- ment. To Sophia Allen, I leave my pleasing personality and smile. To Tabbie Mitchell I leave my ability to strive for the best. To Michael Tripp I leave my charm and maturity. To Joffrey Danielly and Linda Jones I leave my everlasting friendship. To the up coming Seniors I leave the ability to achieve in everything they strive for. I, Larry Amerson, being of sound mind and small body, do hereby leave the following. To Tammie Amerson I leave my seat in Mr. Lively’s class. To Darlene Harvey I leave the hope that she will soon have the pleasure of graduating. To Eddie Green I leave my parking place in hopes that he will get to drive to school. To the Seniors of 1981, GOOD LUCK. I, Earl Andrews, being of sound mind and body, do here- by bequeath the following: To Melinda Andrews I leave my parking place in hopes that she will have something better to put in it. To Darlene Harvey I leave my love and hope that she will make it through the 12th grade. To Tammy, Eddie, Gina, and Danny I leave the hope of a better Senior year and last but not least, to Mrs. Pagel I leave the hope for her to have someone to work on the wheel that can teach other people. 6 I, Robert Atkinson, being of fried mind and drunk body, do hereby bequeath the following as my last will and testa- ment ; To Janita Gibbs I leave my typewriter in hopes that she will make fewer mistakes than I did. To Pat Walton I leave the responsibility of finding someone else to sit in “Robert's chair”. To Ms. Thornton I leave my “Protape” in hopes that she'll someday learn how to use the tape record- er. To anyone who thinks they can get away with it, I leave the ability to sleep in Mrs. Spiller’s class. To Kenyon I leave all the good times I have had here in hopes that he has better. To the rest ... I leave most. happily. I, Yvonne Banks, being of sound mind and slim body do hereby say this as my last will and testament: To Carolyn and Cynthia I wish you more success and happiness. To Melody, Jacklyn, and Machelle to keep the parties going for me. To Eddie B. I leave my locker and brains. To Freddy, David, and Big Pig to do your best in the games ahead. I will to the juniors I hope ya'll succeed and are happy years ahead for you and last but not least to Tony J. I leave all my love and more love to come in the near future. I, Joseph Booker, being of little mind and artistically inclined body do will the following: To Mrs. Pagel I leave my thanks for helping me for the past three years. To Joy Thames I leave my parking space in hopes that she will have something to put there besides a “52” Chevy. To Keith McCranie I leave my seat in Mrs. Spiller’s room, maybe he will get as much sleep as I did. To Sherry Davis and Rusty Sloan I leave my memories of the good times in art class. To the classes of “81” and “82” lots of luck. I Lisa Brown, being of little body and great mind hereby bequeath this to be my last will and testament. To Rita I leave my hair brush in hopes she can use it because I never could in her classroom. Also, I leave the great times we’ve shared in FHA. To Aaron B. Lively I leave my love. I take with me the memory of his wonderful personality. To Mrs. Spillers I leave my long compositions or “books”. Enjoy them. To the uprising Senior classes, I leave hopes that they may share great memories like the Memory Makes did and stand united together. To B.J. Bassett I leave my gold cap and gown. I, Tracy Atkinson, being of foul mind and wild body, proclaim my last will and testament. I leave my ability to be late to class to anyone that is stupid enough to take up the habit. To Keith McCranie I leave my seats in Mrs. Spiller’s room in hopes that he will find some use for them. To Kim Green I leave my great bumming ability because she will need it. To James Westberry I leave the great art of tearing up a car without ever trying and to the students at this place I leave my sympathy because you'll need it. I, Barbara Byrd, being of crazy mind and wierd body to hereby leave the following: To Danny Byrd I leave my always empty parking place and hope he will have the pleasure of using it. To Linda Bledsoe I leave all the great times I have had in Mr. Lively’s room and hope that she will have the same. To Ellen Byrd I leave all the great times I have had on Bus No. 1 and last but not least, to all the Seniors of “81” a great year. I, Romaine Carroll, being of scattered mind and body to hereby bequeath my last will and testament: To Rita’O and the FHA I leave the worry, work, and fun of being a depend- able person, not to forget my love. To Mrs. Spillers I leave a lot of love and special memories because of the help given to me. I am taking with me most of m y family, which is my class, but to the special people I am leaving, and they know who they are, I leave all my love and happy memories of the years spent together. To B.J. Bassett I leave my gold cap and gown, I, David Causey, being of sound mind and body, leave to my 1 brother, Bobby J. Causey, Jr. the ability to have an interest in his work. And to graduate as soon as possible. I also leave him my voice and sweetness that I have to charm all the ladies. And most of all I leave him my knowledge. I leave to my friends Sam Jordan, Lucious Hires, and Bobby Goodman, the best of my wishes and my place in the wom- en’s world. I leave to my teachers and this school all the fond memories of me. I, Arnita Clark, being of superior mind and hilarious body, do hereby bequeath my last will and testament: To my dumb brother Gary I will my intelligent mind and the ability to learn and stop jiving around with the teachers. To Julie Lucas I leave the ability to become a successful young lady. To David Walton I leave the knowledge for him to become a professional football player one day. To the three modernalized transistor radios at CCCHS, Phyllis Lewis, Annie Dean, and Lealia Dean, I shall will them a new broadcasting station. I, Linda Clark, being of sound mind and a unique body, do hereby will the following: will to my sister Brenda Clark my ability to think and do her very best in her Government class and in her English class. Also I will to Bobby Good- man all the luck and success in the future. And most of all I will to Raymond T. all the love there is, my love remains, I wish you all the luck and success. I, Cynthia Corbin, being of sound mind and small but perfect body, do hereby bequeath this my last will and testament. To Ms. Brown the ability to have fun without me (I know she can’t do it). To Darletha Corbin, the ability to hang with the young men, to Gerinda Lockett, Good luck in Mrs. Spiller’s English class, to Ramona Smith, the ability to.cope with the opposite sex. To Kenneth Corbin and Ricky R., keep things smooth out. To Mr. Lively, the ability to “control his temper”. Last but not least, to the upcoming Seniors of “81” strive for your highest goal. I, Gloria Cotton, being of sound mind and an intelligence person, I leave my last will and Testament to Brenda Sulli- van and Glenda Cotton to keep a nice personality at all times, as I have. I leave to Kerry Raines and Steve Howard the ability to pass each quarter. I leave to Ricky Mathis and Alonzo Raines the ability to pass Government. I leave my love to the man of my Future. I, Audrey Daniels, with a normal mind and body do hereby request this my last will and Testament at the Crawford County Comprehensive High School. To the up coming Seniors, the best of luck in the Future. To the Complete faculty, my deepest appreciation for all of the help that I’ve received from you. Last but not least, to Cassandra and Tawanna Harris, the greatest luck that can be accomplished. I, Brenda Crumpler, being of small mind and body do hereby delcare this to be my last will and testament. To “ % 7 18 Donna Murray I leave all my good times in Government and English, and all my good grades, ha! ha! To William Collins I leave all my headaches and good times in Mr. Lively’s classes. Sure hope things get better! To all my friends and teachers who are glad to see me go, I’m glad too! Best of luck to everyone. I, Diane Danielly, being of sound mind do leave this my last will and testament. To my sister Linda Danielly, the ability to do as I have done. To Joffre Danielly the ability to have all the women in the world. I leave to my cousin Diane Lucas my seat in Government. I leave to Tony Davis and Verdell Lockett the ability to stay together forever. Last but not least I leave my love to the man of my future. To all the seniors my pleasant memories. I, Thomas “T-Boat” Danielly, being of freaky mind and incredible body, do hereby bequeath this my last will and testament. To my brother Joffre I leave the title of “T- Boat”. I leave him this knowing that he will never be as great as I am but I’m hoping that he will be able to pick up where ever I left off. To one of my teammates (Wilson Jones) I will my very unique jump shot. I hope he will be a star like I am someday. And to all the ladies around C.C.C. H.S. I leave the key to my heart, the one and only “T-Boat”. I, Andy Davis, being of HI mind and wanted body, hereby bequeath these mortal things. To Steve Land I leave my way of snaken the women out of everything. To Jeff Mar- berry I leave the ability to start a fight and not be in it. To Jeff Stome I leave the wild girls, they are the most fun. To all of C.C.C.H.S. I leave the memories of me because I don’t want them. To T.J.G., H.P., G.T., T.B., G.S., A.H., M.S., C.0.W., L.G., I leave my heart and I take their love with me forever. I, Kelly Davis being of no mind and unproportioned body bequeath this my last will and testament. To Vicki Highs- mith I leave all my grades in government, you'll need legs! To Kenyon Atkinson I leave the ability to be the best football player at C.C.C.H.S. To Richie Highsmith I leave all the signs on 42 and a whole lot of bottles. To Grady I send me! To all the uprising Seniors good luck and good bye. I, Rodney Davis, being of not so genius mind and strange body, do hereby proclaim this as my last will and testa- ment. To Keith Mobley, I will my nickname (KILROY). To Lynne Mobley, I will a pair of jeans to keep with her at all times. To my beloved sister, Sherry, I leave my parking place, in hopes that someday she will ha ve'a car of her own. To Cassie, I will my locker, all my seats in all the classes, in hopes that someday she will find better uses for them than I ever did. To the Seniors of 1980 ... good luck!!! I, Tammy Dingler, being of @¢ — mind and small body, do hereby declare this my last will and testament. To my good friend William Collins, I leave all the good times we had acting like idiots in gym. To Todd Chapman, I leave Mr. Lively’s room cause I know he will be in there again next year. To my favorite teacher, Mrs. West, I leave a lot of luck in trying to keep students from sneaking around the building 6th period before the bell rings. To all the Seniors of “81”, you have my sympathy (and luck, you'll need it!) I, Mary Dugger, being of sound mind and an intelligent young lady, do will to my sister Pat to be in more clubs than I was. I will to my brother Allen my car. And I leave all my love to Sam, Larry and Joffre, and last but not least I will to a young man that I love to keep what you got, because there will never again be a young lady like me. To the upcoming Seniors I leave all the good times I had in my senior year. I, Tina Dunn, being of insane mind and deformed body, do hereby bequeath my last will and testament. To William Collins and Todd Chapman I leave the hope that they will take karate and learn to defend themselves against Mr. Lively. To Tim Smith I hope he can afford a car so he will have a sure means of transportation to school. To Sherrie Tidwell (my daughter) I'll leave my parking space, and I'll leave the ability to keep Sherrie out of trouble, which will be plenty. I, Kathy Ennis, being of crazy mind and weird body, do hereby bequeath the following to Danny Byrd. I leave him my parking space which I did not have the privilege to use. To Ellen Byrd, I leave my seat in Mr. Lively’s 4th period class. Good Luck! And to Gary Morrow I leave my artistic abilities (Ha!, Ha!) Last but not least to all 1981 Seniors Good Luck! I, Bessie Felts, being an optimistic mind and body do hereby bequeath my last will and testament to the follow- ing. To my closest cousin Sylvia I leave her the ability to do unto others as they do unto her. And to Cookie the ability to be just as she is. And to Maxine Davis the ability to keep her head high. And to Tracy Davis the ability to stay out of trouble with Mr. Irby. Last but not least I leave all my friends and teachers as I am. I, Todd Steven Frederick, being of advanced mind and irresistable body, do hereby bequeath this my last will and testament. To Mrs. Spillers and Mrs. Bassett, to whom I owe it all to, the memories of our last four years together and the thanks for teaching me more than just compound sentences and square roots. To Kim Fielder I leave my phone number in case she needs someone to talk to, (busi- ness phone only!). To whoever is lucky enough to get it, my seat in the back of Mrs. Spillers’ room. To Tammie Mar- shall I leave my love and affection. I, Yvonne Gibson, would like to will William Harris and Maxine Colbert my Government grades. I would also like to will all of my friends the best of luck in the nearby future to come, and to make sure that they try to make the right stop in life and not the wrong one. I, Mark Hamlin, hereby bequeath the following, to my brother Todd I leave the dreams of making that one touch- down that wins the game. To Teresa Hester, all the doubt- full and unbelievable trips to the ballgames. To Kim Seagler my saying, “one has not yet lived until he has heard your laugh.” To Cliff Hammock and Alicia Hamlin, my ability to type with all ten fingers, and personally to Cliff the fantasy of one day being taller that Alicia. To Tammie Tidwell, my persistence of begging for a new car. To Angie Hamlin, wishes of happiness and luck with T-Bird. I, Ben Harris, being of warped body but brillant mind do hereby expound, declare, pronounce, and solomnly state that this is positively my last will and testament. To M. Presley I leave my pleasant smile and loving ways because he certainly needs it. To Mrs. Spillers, I leave three squir- rels to help motorize her wheelchair. To the lunchroom I leave a Betty Crocker cook book, so they can prepare food rather than destroy it. I, Chery] Harris, being of freaky mind, and healthy body do hereby bequeath this my last will and testament. To my great cousin Sylvia, I leave my appreciation for the things she has done for me. To Cookie and Carol Hicks, I leave my “fantastic techniques” as a “Senior” (laugh). To Joffre Dan- ielly I leave all my “friendship”. (Gonna Miss Ya!) To Kenneth Corbin I leave the ability to find someone else to “hit on” (Ha!) And last but not least, to all my dear friends whose names are not mentioned, I leave them the best of luck. Hang in there! I, Maria Harris, being of humorous mind and superb body do hereby leave to the following: To Willie Grant, I leave my atheletic ability along with my socks and sneak- ers. To Vandous Grant and Antonio Harris (B.K.A. the dynamic duo) I leave my ability to maintain their cool no matter how HOT the situation gets. I, John Hart, being of sound mind and together body hereby will to the following people: To Mary Ann Prather the ability to continue playing basketball and be a star. To Katherine Blassingame to stay sweet and keep up the good work cheering. To Clinton Howard, some of my weight. To Beatrice Wilson some good loving: To Mae Solomon, keep on smiling. To Veronica Johnson, stay cool and keep on cheering! To Mary Nell Mathews, Doris Lockett some new glasses and act like ladies. (SMILE) To Belinda Hollis, Hang in there! And most of all, to all the wonderful Juniors, Good Luck!! I, Brent Hatcher, being of sound mind and body, declare and hereby proclaim this my last will and testament. To Tammie M., Kim G., and Connie S., I leave Mr. Teague’s store room to talk without being disturbed. To Mr. Prather I leave a bottle of wax to rub out the scratches on his truck and a Ga. license plate. To Jeff. M., I leave the ability to not get questioned by the Ala. Patrol. And last but not least I leave to Mr. West the ability to film a whole football game. I, Starlac Hatcher, being sound in mind and body, de- clare this my last will and testament to the remaining and future occupants of CCCHS. To Maxine Davis, I leave my shoes, may you follow my footsteps to success. To Mrs. Key, I leave admiration, love respect and hope. Hope that you may find another student to be as faithful to you as I have been, because you'll never find another STARLAC!!! And to the departing Seniors, I'LL SEE YOU AT THE TOP! I, Sharon Hatcher, being of strict mind and healthy body, do hereby bequeath the following ... To my nephew, Wilfred Jordan, I leave my seat in Government class. To Gerinda and Eric Lockett, I leave my ability to cope with the outside life. To Darletha and Terry Corbin, I leave my ability to go out in the world with success in mind. To Angelyn Walker, Munilla Steel and Earnestine Davis my Bridge student memories of Upward Bound. And last but not least, I leave to Kenneth Corbin all my love and memo- ries of the times we’ve shared. “I Love You!” I, Cynthia Hires, of Roberta, in the county of Crawford, do make, publish and declare this my last will and testa- ment, hereby revoking any and all wills heretofore made by me. I give to my brother Loucious and cousins Bobby and Sam, the ability to endure in anything they try. To the upcoming cheerleaders, I leave them a challenge to chee: when your winning, to cheer when your losing and alwi: succeed. Last but not least, I leave all my love to a ve: special guy that made my Senior year a joy. I, Darrell Xavier Hollingshed, being of a sweet, loving mind and well put together body, do hereby declare this my last will and testament. To everyone at CCCHS who consid- ered DXH as a friend, I leave the ability to love your enemies in time of war, and also the ability to overcome the stumbling blocks on their road to success. To Cynthia Lu- cas, I leave an everlasting place in my heart. To Audrey Daniels, I leave an everlasting friendship, and to her sister, Linda, I leave all the schoolboy crushes I had on her. To Patricia Simmons, I leave the ability to stay the nice, sweet person that she is. To my sister, Lynicki Bronciel Hol- lingshed, I leave all the luck a loving brother can give. To CCCHS, I leave four of my best years. I, Dell Marie Hollingshed, being of excellent mind and lovely body, hereby leave my last will and testament to my cousin Linda Murchison. I leave her the ability to make it as far as I have done and reach out for the most important goals in life. To Virginia Jones and Patricia Simmons, I leave the ability to make it ot the top. To Emma Jones, Phillip Prather, Dexter Colbert and William Harris, I leave my friendship. To Ms. Brown, I leave my walk. To Mr. Hunter I leave him the ability to make funny jokes. I, Dorothy Hollis, being of sound mind and perfect body, do hereby bequeath this my last will and testament. To Julie Ann, I leave my outstanding personality. To Mary Ann, I leave the ability to keep her fortunate smile. To . William Willis, I leave all the good times we shared togeth- er. I will never forget all the cokes you bought me. To a wonderful coach, Mr. Zachery, I leave my best wishes, luck and most of all my friendship that will last forever. I, Ed Hortman, being of unstable mind and hairy body leave these people the following: To my little brother Mitch, I leave Mrs. Spillers and Mr. Lively Good Luck L.S. and A.B.L. you’re going to need it! I leave my ability to germinate and cultivate hair to anyone who wants it, in hopes that Mrs. Bassett pulls it as much and as hard as she did mine. I leave the football team the ability ‘to have a winning season very soon. And to the rest of CCCHS, I leave a lot of great times. I, Lisa Hortman, being of addled mind and idle body, hereby declare this to be my first and last will and testa- ment. To my cousin, Scott Moore, I leave all the mudholes he can bust his “BUG” in. Don’t kill yourself with that wild driving, son. To the mentally insane people here at CCCHS, I leave Zircotanvia. If you know what I’m talking about, your worse off than you think. To Kim Harris, I leave a sore shoulder. To all the teachers who have helped me, thanks. To the people not included in the above categories, I leave nothing. I, Inez Howard, in sound mind and body do hereby leave to my best friend, Fannie, my ability to be quiet in class. And I leave my cousin Glenda, my locker and my Govern- ment seat in Mr. Lively’s class. I, Cheryl Johnson, being of sound mind and body leave the following: To my sister, Veronica and one of my friends, Pinky, I will the ability to never let what others say get you down. To Mary Ann Prater and Belinda Hollis, I will the ability to be as good as I am, and maybe even better one day. To a very special friend in my life, I will the ability to cherish our friendship and all the other things we once had together. I, Donna Johnson, being of slightly jolted mind and body, do hereby bequeath this my last will and testament. To Pam Thompson (hubby), I leave my ability to scoot through redlights, curbs, ditches and any obstacles in my way. To Brad Hortman, I leave the mysterious dreams in hopes that he’ll never find another bird head quite like me! To Alicia and Angie Hamlin, I leave my ability to distin- guish between a washer and dryer. To Kim Seagler and Teresa Hester, I leave Mr. Lively. I, Donnie Johnson, being of mature mind and small body, hereby bequeath the following: To Wayne Willis, the abili- ty not to act like his brother, Jerome Willis did when he was in school. To Belinda Hollis, a starting position on the basketball team in her Senior year. To Bernard Hollis, the power to deal with all the ladies around CCCHS, And last but not least, I will to Gerinda Lockett, my love. I, Angela Jordan, being of undecidable mind and not so perfect body, do hereby bequeath this my last will and testament. To Wilfred, my brother, I leave the ability to straighten up and act like a high school student. To my brother and sister, Paul and Brenda, I leave the ability to take good care of themselves at the Middle School. To all U.B.’ers and upcoming Seniors, I leave the ability to take this school and the future seriously. To the faculty of CCCHS, I leave the ability to govern the student body. Good Luck Faculty!!! I, Linda Jordan, being of tangement mind and obtuse body do hereby bequeath this my last will and testament. To Sam Jordan, I leave the ability to do his homework at night. To Loucious Hires, I leave the ability to obtain all the food in the lunchroom that he can in hopes that he will get enough one day. To Mrs. Bassett, I leave some of those Geometry problems that seemed impossible to work. To Mr. Hunter, I leave my deepest respect. Last but not least, to all the students at CCCHS, I leave the memories of the good times that I’ve had throughout the years. 19 20 I, Patti Vina Joyner, being of battered mind, bulging body, and broken jaws do hereby bequeath this to be my last will and testament. To Mrs. Spillers (God) I leave my amazing ability to always come off looking brilliantly stu- pid. To Jenny Pagel, I leave the office of Projects Chairman. _ May you learn the hard way, like me. To Mrs. Marable, I leave Jenny, may she become what you always wanted me to be. And last, I leave to Mr. Bassett and the rest of this system, the gold gown that I had to buy. I, Odessa Kendrick, being of a psychiatrist's mind and a golden body, do declare to leave my last will and testament to my niece Brenda Kendrick, my brain and my seat in Mr. Hunter’s room. To Mrs. Brown, my smile and to Mary Ann Prater, my finger nails and my cap and gown. To all of the seniors of 1981 my fondest memories and the thrill of one day being a senior and to get away from C.C.C.H.S. I, Ernestine Lockett, being of sound mind and soft body, do leave this my last will and testament. To my friend Mary Ann Prater I leave my crazy mind and hello’s. To Earnes- tine Davis and Tammie Woodard I leave my seat in the lunchroom. To Ms. Thornton and Mrs. Walton I leave another aide Ist period. I leave my pencil and paper to Camilla Ann. My Best of Luck to C.C.C.H.S. and the class of 81-82. Last but not least to the seniors I leave all the good times and the bad times that I had when I was a Senior. I, Cynthia Marie Lucas, being of sound mind and fine body hereby will to Larry Lucas the ability to succeed at whatever he tries. To my cousins Pearl Willis and Doris Lockett I leave these words “Be the star you know you are”. To Darrell Hollingshed I leave my friendship and hopes for the future. I, Yolanda Jean Martin, being of sound mind and body leave with Adrian Lamar and Shermesa Lashetta the thoughts that they can trust, love, and depend on me for now and forever more because they are two of the most important people in my life. To Mary Ann Prater I leave our everlasting friendship. To Sherman Saffold, I leave my heart hoping that it will forever remain the way it was when I gave it to him. (In one piece) I love you, Sherman with all my heart. I, Andrew Mathews, being of sound mind and body will the following: To Sam Jordan, Lucious Hires, and Bobby Goodman the ability to be successful in their football ca- reers. To Milton Reeves, I leave my jumping ability, slam- dunking, and shooting ability. To Doris Lockett, Mary Ann Prater and Mary Nell Mathews I leave them the ability to be three of the seniors of 1981. To Coach Zachery and the up coming Eagles, Wilson, Thomas, Vince and the others,, Good Luck! To Earnesting Davis I leave the memories of all the good times at C.C.C.H.S. May you cherish them always. I, Willie Frank Mathews, will to Mary Nell Mathews my ability to succeed in sports and to Shelia Worthy a sound clever mind, and to Mary Ann Prater I will the ability to make starter on the basketball team. I, Martha McAfee, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave my last will and testament. To Mrs. Bassett and Mrs. Spillers, I leave my deepest respect. To Mr. Live- ly, I leave my hopes that he’ll find someone else to pick on. To my “Sweetie”, Mr. Hunter, I leave my fondest memories of being in high school. To Julie, I leave the ability to charm the guys. To my sister, I leave my position on the basketball team and my old number “40”. To Coach Zachery and the future teams, many victories and success. I, Lori Moncrief, being of sound mind and body, do here- by bequeath the following as my last will: To “Rhee” I leave the hopes of having high school years as great as mine. To Linda L. I leave the hopes of getting a “Homerun” instead of a “Double”. To Todd Chapman I leave a map showing the way home from Centerville and the memories of Sha- keys. To William Collins “It’s gonna rain”. To Mrs. Spillers I'd like to say “Thanks” for all she has done and I hope she finds someone to love her as much as I do! And last but not least, to B.J. Bassett I leave my gold cap and gown!! I, Terri O’Neal, being of weak mind and not so propor- tioned body declare this my last will and testament. To James Westberry I leave my parking space which is wherev- er he can find one, because we always seemed to want the same one anyway. To Robin Williams and Michael Childres I leave our 1st period tardies and good times we’ve had riding together. To Randy Gunther I leave my friendship and ability to make it 12 years. To F.H.A. and “Rita O” I leave all my cherished memories I’ve experienced with them both. To Mr. Lively I leave the “hung jury I, Stanley Payne, being of ample mind and able body, do hereby bequeath to anyone who gets bored with staying in class all period, my ability to get out and walk thru the halls. To any fool who drives a volkswagon, I wish you luck, and hope it will bring you more days than mine did me. To Robin, Jackie, Joy, Connie, Tammie and whoever else I am leaving behind I ask that you keep in touch, I will. Last of all, to my greatest headache, Linda Bledsoe, I save my strongest friendship in hopes that she will someday be mine! I, Tim Petersen, being of no mind and tall body do hereby leave these people the following. I leave to Mrs. Spillers the memory of Red Skelton and Bob Hope. And to Todd Chap- man I leave my fantastic playing ability, (It couldn’t hurt). To Rusty Sloan I leave my great learning disability to help him stay in school for 20 years. To Robin Williams and Sherry Cellemme I leave the fun times in Mr. Teague’s room. And to the school I leave nothing because I’ve given everything away. I, Karen Popham, being of no mind and athletic body do hereby bequeath this my last will and testament. To Brook- sie I leave the ability to have rowdy parties. To Mr. Lively I leave my sisters and I hope you can handle them. To Ricki Lee I leave the memories of all the crazy times we had in Homer’s truck. To certain football players I leave the prob- lem of having too many problems. To Doug I’m not leaving anything because I plan on taking him or at least his love with me. Bye! I, Barbara Prather, being a loving person do hereby leave the following: To my brother Andrew Prater I leave my government book, may he use it more than I did. To Dell Hollingshed I leave the ability to talk better. To Mary Nell Mathews I leave the ability to talk less. I, Clauneise Raines, being of sound mind and mysterious body, do hereby declare this my last will and testament. To Mrs. Brown | leave the memories of all the good times at C.C.C.H.S., may you cherish them always. To Donald A. Raines I leave my 5th seat on the 3rd row in my speech class. To Earnestine Davis the ability to hang in there with the young men. To Victor Calloway and Leroy Harris, someone I will always love and cherish, goodtimes as well as the bad ones. To Milton Reeves someone that I will always Ibve deep down in my heart I leave C.C.C.HLS. I, Teresa Reeves, being of superior mind and body here- by bequeath my handsome son Cedric Corbin my love and happiness. And Bonnie Stalling I leave my ability to look tall, and to Jeanette Martin my seat in Mr. Lively’s room. And Michelle Gibson my cookin skills, and Arthea Battle my ability to make a perfect biscuit, and Mary Ann Prater my quickness. And last but not least I leave all my tender love and care to Larry Corbin. I, Cheryl Royal, being of sound mind and sound body do hereby declare this my last will and testament. To Joyce Green and Kim Harris, I leave all my pens and pencils, that maybe someday they might be able to get up on time to gather their pens before leaving home. And to whoever wants it, I leave C.C.C.H.S. and Roberta. It’s all yours. Good-Luck. I, Mike Smith, being of bad mind and worse body do hereby bequeath this my last will and testament. To Randy Gunter and Donnie Hammock I leave a 6-pack of Big-Boy Bud’s. To Robin Williams, Kim Seagler, Teresa Hester, Joy Thames, Ricki Lee Kopper, and Pam Thompson I leave all my love because without them I would have never made it through these last few years of High School. To all the rest of you Roberta Rednecks I say good luck and goodbye!! I, Cornelia Spillers, being of wierd mind and crazy body leave the following: To Yvonne Spillers, the ability to be at school on time, which I seldom did and a excuse to use whenever she needs it. To my sister, J. Spillers the ability to be just like me! To all the special people in my life I leave my smile and love. I, Daphne Strenth, being of wandering mind and body do hereby bequeath this my last will and testament: To Janet McCranie I leave my locker “It’s easier to get to”. To Ricky Renfroe I leave many thanks for being such a good friend. “Good Luck next year, I’m gonna miss ya!” To Mrs. Spillers “I really enjoyed third period and even managed to learn a little”. To my little sister Sonya I leave good luck for all the years she has ahead of her. Last but not least I leave C.C.C.H.S. most happily. I, Matt Thames, being of short mind and long body do hereby bequeath this my last will, I won't testify to any- thing. To Mrs. Bassett I leave the registration office and all her alphabetized junk, in hopes that she will find another aide as good as I was. To Mrs. Spillers I leave the upcoming Seniors, hopefully she will have as much fun with them as she did with us. To the FHA I leave all the fun we’ve had and most of my love. I’ll save some of it for the senior FHA’ers. To B.J. I leave a thunder-storm and Joy for his nerves. I, Alex Tripp, will all my love to the one I care about and love. To Kenneth Walker, gain about 50 pounds and grow 5 more inches. I, Jennifer Walker, being of superior mind and unique body, do hereby bequeath this my last will and testament. To Marshall Walker the ability to develop his own special place in our home of ATHLETIC Walker's also to Marshall I leave the ability to appreciate “myself” without feeling the need to copy from others, to Patricia Simmons my “Miss C.C.C.H.S.” crown. To Mr. Lively, and Mr. Hawkins the ability to find a reliable Aide (like me), to Mr. Smith I leave the Memories of having me as a homeroom student. To Lucinda, Angela, and the up coming senior Class I leave my everlasting memories (knock ’em Dead seniors 81). Last but never least I give my everlasting love to (Dion Corbin). I, Carolyn Jean Walton, being of sound mind and great body will to David, Larry, Victor, Kenneth, and Ray the ability to do their best at all times. I will to Julie, Beatrice, and Lisa Schell the ability to keep pushing to the top. I will to Brenda Clark the faith and trust as a good friend. Last but not least I will to my main man all my love and happi- ness until eternity. I, Penny Watson, being of crazy mind and not so perfect body do hereby leave the following: To Pam Watson I leave all of the good times I had at C.C.C.H.S. To Linda Bledsoe and Jackie Fossett I leave my parking space in hopes they will be able to fill it. To Danny Byrd I leave my seat in Mrs. Pagel’s room and I hope he will use it wisely. And to Ellen Byrd I leave my ability to get out of class and walk the halls. To Rusty Hortman some advise — Stay out of trou- ble! I, Larry Wheat, being of crazy mind and hairy body hereby leave my ability to drive on those muddy dirt roads and out run cars when we’re shining, to William Collins. To Scott Moore, I leave my ability to walk right and maybe you'll be half as good as me about driving. William has got you beat. To Wealot I leave my ability to stay out of school and go shoot pool without getting caught! And last but not forgot all those stuck up good looking girls — we're all going to grow old and ugly. To Brenda my love! I, Bartley Williams, being of scattered mind and body, do hereby bequeath the following as my last will and testa- ment: To Todd Chapman I leave my uncanny ability to play “base”! To Robin, my dearest sister, I leave my ability to write comps 15 minutes before class and still pass. To Ethel I leave all my love and all the luck in the world. To C.C.C.HLS. I leave ...! I, B.D. Willis (Big D), being of optimistic mind and dis- pensable body, do hereby bequeath (leave) the following: To my brother William H. Willis my ability to go down the highways of life as | did (taking the curves and the bumps) that he may learn to get along with others and be abeyant and stay out of the office. Also to solve his own problems as I did (or forget them). And last but not least I leave all my friends and teachers as I’m is. I, Charles Willis, a man of few words says that High School was fun while it lasted but I’m just glad I passed it, but most of all to that special person in my life (M.P.) I leave my everlasting love. Take care seniors of 81 and more power to you. I, Clinton Jerome Willis, being a man of few words would like to say I had a lot of fun but I gotta run. I, Johnny Willis, being of sound mind and out of sight body do hereby bequeath this my last will and testament: To Doris and Cat to stay nice and sweet. To Mary Nell, Munilla and Mary Ann the ability to act human. To Anth- ony Steel the ability to be an honest person and my govern- ment seat in Mr. Lively’s room. Last but not least to Geral- dine I leave the key to my heart. I, Wanda Willis, being of sound mind and body will my sister Jackquline Willis the ability to succeed like I have and my two nephews Roderick and Andrew the ability to finish school too. I, Wanda D. Willis, being of superior mind and excellent health will Sheila Worthy my voice in Mrs. Daniely’s room, Angeline McCrary the hair on my head. Also Julie Lucas, Eula Smith the smile I wear. To Vince Carson and Frankie Lewis my dearest love! And to everyone who enters Craw- ford County Comprehensive High School good luck in your school work and future. Do your best not your least! I, Cheryl Woods, being of feeble mind and body, bequeath this my last will and testament. To F.H.A. and Rita “O”, I leave precious memories of good times and hard work we had together, I hope others will enjoy it as much as I did. To Mr. Lively, I leave my love and the hope he never gets caught on a “hung jury”. To Mrs. Spillers, I leave my love and thanks for the guidance. I hope her new “monkeys” won't be troublesome. I’m taking my family and friends with me — our class is very close — though I’m leaving some special ones behind — good luck to you. I, Shirley Worsham, being a soul mind and fine body do hereby will the following to Beatrice Wilson and Patricia Simmons I will you the success to go out in the world and be successful young ladies. To Marrice Tripp and Steven Davis the ability to graduate. To Johnny Worsham and Willie Davis the ability to pass Government. To Mrs. Key I leave to you my shorthand book. To Tony Davis my ability to pass Mr. Johnson’s class. Last but not least I leave to the man of my dreams my future and my love forever. I, Melissa Young, being of too little mind and too much body do hereby leave a years supply of Midol to Mr. Lively, for his time of the month. To Mr. Bassett I leave the gold graduation gown, he may do with it whatever he pleases. I leave to Pam, Holly, and Jennifer the memories of all that “juicy” gossip we shared in Mr. Hunter's room. I leave to Mrs. Pagel that darned “T”-shirt committee. I leave Mr. Smith!! (Since I can’t take him with me.) To Jenny Pagel, I leave the ability to drive a stick shift! And to all the seniors of next year I leave the ability to “Party Hearty”. 21 Ef rPOmeBtkn NH ZO = 2 S a A n cs 3 = a) Ss a S E a) te 2) R oS | rs | oe rc) Leal ca C oO ® = S § 9 a ac] a w nD ® Eg w = S ® not —- a = The members of this years annual staff have taken this opportunity to dedicate the 1980 Echo to a teacher loved and respected by all who know him ... Coach J.B. Hawkins. Coach Hawkins has taught at Crawford County High School for 25 long years. His tireless effort to coach and his leadership abilities make him a stand-out among teachers. Now that Coach Hawkins will retire, we wish him as many rewarding years as he has given us in his career at Crawford County High School. Waylon Allen Dexter Askin Wayne Barton Patricia Blalock Katherine Blassingame Steve Blassingame Kenneth Braswell Milton Braswell Johnny Brewer Teresa Brown Victor Calloway Jennifer Canady JUNIOR ' ” «f Vince Carson Keith Causey Tonya Chambliss Todd Chapman Jimmy Churchill Maxine Colbert William Collins Kenneth Corbin Chuck Crook Joffre Danielly Andy Davis Earnestine Davis Sherry Davis Steve Davis Tracy Davis Jimmy Dawson Robert Dent David Dugger Tim Dunn Willie Fallings Chuck Flanders Deangelo Fuller Eddie Gassett Lisa Gibson Murray Gibson Delinda Grant Eddie Green Ethel Groover Angie Hamlin Donnie Hammock William Harris Darlene Harvey Ken Hencley Carol Hicks Darryl Hicks Sharon Highsmith Belinda Hollis VA J He Bernard Hollis Bennie Howard Sylvia Howard Andy Hudson Leannea Hughes Wayne Hulette Veronica Johnson Bruce Jones Susan Jones Sylvester Jones Thomas Jordan Ricki Kopper Eric Lockett Jeff Marberry Virginia Jones Fred Kelly Debra Lewis Linda Lowery Chris Martin Wilson Jones Bobby Kirksey Doris Lockett Gary Lucas Mary Nell Mathews Roychella Mays Sandy Montford Tony Newbern Mary Prater Bernard Respress Keith McCranie Scott Moore Greg Peterson Phillip Prater Chuck Robbins Keith Mobley Phyliss Moss Linda Prater Matthew Raines James Simmons Patricia Simmons Penny Sizemore Kathy Sloan Rusty Sloan Stephanie Smith Tim Smith Mae Soloman Timothy Spillers Lisa Spires Munilla Steele Grady Stroud Sherrie Tidwell Tammie Woodard Leon Wornum Tammie Tidwell Lucinda Walker Lynn Weaver Mary Lou Williams Robin Touchton Pam Ward Angela Weeks Robin Williams Angelyn Walker Kenneth Wealot James Westberry Carolyn Willis Eft rPORmeBsODM a =| = N Sherrie Tidwell and Tim | ¥ —— Howard Hughes. Sophia Allen Tammy Amerson Jay Andrews Melinda Andrews Azeline Askin Shirlene Avant Brenda Banks Mike Bartley David Basset Arthea Battle Charlene Bell Daniel Bentley Stanley Blassingame Robbie Blalock Linda Bledsoe Danny Byrd Bobby Causey Sherry Cellemme Craig Chapman Michael Childres Brenda Colbert Bridget Colbert Carling Colbert Debra Colbert Otis Colbert Perry Colbert Ruby Colbert Donna Cooper Rose Crawford Spencer Crawford Maxine Davis Tony Davis Angela Dawson Annie Dean Lisa Dingler Donnie English Wayne Flaherty Jackie Fossett Angela Furlow Bruce Gaines Anthony Gibson Brenda Gibson Michelle Gibson Bobby Goodman Willie Grant James Green Kim Green Timothy Hampton David Harris Russell Harrison Gloria Hart Shirley Hart Jemise Harvey Teresa Hester Kelvin Hicks Vicki Highsmith Dan Hightower Lucious Hires Todd Hollis Clinton Howard Mike Hudson Mary Ann Jackson J.W. Jefferson Latricia Jefferson Billy Jacobson Donald Jordon Linda Jones Sam Jordan Debbie Kelly Maxine Lockett Lisa Long Julie Lucas Larry Lucas Tammie Marshall Brooksie Martin Jeanette Martin Janet McCranie Calvin McCrary Mike McLeod Lynn Mobley Kathy Moncrief Marie Moncrief John Montford Gary Morrow Kenneth Morrow Sherry Newberry Andrew Prater Holly Puckett Kenneth Reese Milton Reeves Derrick Reeves Vicki Reid Ricky Renfroe Dwight Respress Gloria Respress Kenneth Rowland Kim Seagler Albert Searcy Connie Smith Eula Smith Marilyn Smith Tommie Smith Terry Spivey Bonnie Stallings Anthony Steele Jackie Stephens Jerome Stephens Mike Stephens Joy Thames Henry Thompson Pam Thompson Randy Thompson Morrice Tripp Jennifer Turner Doug Walker Kenneth Walker Marshall Walker Kenneth Walton Scott Walton Larry Washington Lance Watson Jackie Weaver Glenda Webb Jackie Webb Michael Webb David White Cora Willis DeWayne Willis Leonard Willis William Willis Beatrice Wilson Willie Joe Woodard Angela Wornum Sheila Worthy Harris Wright Michael Yaughn Pat Young Et rOeae kD NOomamosorea aa ot § n = § = ° =| =| t] _ oa | S | a o g S vo mM a mh s _e : ey Keith Anglin Mark Arnett Kenyon Atkinson Troy Atkinson Michael Bailey Alvin Blasingame Deborah Blasingame Terry Blasingame James Braswell Sherry Braswell Dale Brewer Mark Butterworth Ellen Byrd Randall Byrd Phil Chapman Willie Bell Cheney Becky Cochran Gary Clark Dexter Colbert Kevin Colbert Rosie Colbert Robbie Collins Darletha Corbin Terry Corbin Brenda Crawford Cassie Davis Rhonda Davison Angela Dickey Alton Dugger Billie Jo Dugger Hal Dunn Sherrie Elliot Mia Fallings Kim Fielder Danny Flaherty Tami Gaultney Shara Genthner Janita Gibbs Chris Grant Gregory Grant Gina Green Joyce Green Tonya Green Tammy Grimes Neal Gunter Phyllis Groover Alicia Hamlin Todd Hamlin Cliff Hammock Reggie Hardin Angela Harrell Lance Hartley Dean Harris Kim Harris Leroy Harris Calvin Henry Runara Hicks Tracy Hicks Richard Highsmith Karen Hill Victor Hillsman Wade Hodge Amy Hortman Brad Hortman Mitch Hortman Rusty Hortman Anthony Howard Glenda Howard Shelia Howard Steve Howard Bruce Hulette Richard Ivey Tony James Jeff Jenkins Frank Johnson Frankie Johnson Greg Johnson Obie Johnson Alice Jones Kelvin Jones Nathan Joyner Sandra Joyner Paula Kelley Sherry Kelley Steve Land Felton Lewis Phyllis Lewis Brenda Lowman Edward Lockett Gerinda Lockett Michael Knapp Alan Marshall Debbie McAfee Marcus McLeroy Janice McCrary Ramona Mitchell Ted Moncrief Eddie Montfort Michele Montgomery Darrell Murchison Donna Murray Greg Payne John Petersen Debra Prater Kim Price Deborah Pyles Edward Raines Kerry Raines Sharon Raines Pam Reid Ronnie Rich Vickie Robertson Cynthia Robinson Chris Robinson Karla Robinson Vincent Robinson Eddie Rousey Lisa Schell Mary Scott Robin Scott Ronda Sellars Fannie Smith Horace Smith James Smith Ramona Smith Robert Smith Gloria Sorrows Ronald Spillers Yvonne Spillers Jeff Stone Pat Taylor Ronnie Taylor Stuart Teague Ray Tennyson Michael Tripp Lisa Turner Rhonda Turner Steve Upchurch David Walton Lee Wornum Rodney Wilder Geraldine Willis Jacquline Willis Kirk Willis Mattie Willis Phillip Willis Freddy Wilson Ef POmeRRe we BeMmnmteaaZ s i § CI x Se Ba oO a] Ss is) 7 ma ou a I be 3 2 a Q VOCATIONAL EDUCATION BUSINESS EDUCATION In Business Education, students learn the importance of business activities in the world around them. Through the use of simulated working conditi ons they become familiar with different job requirements. Several work programs (VOT IOP) are available in which students may receive school credit for their off- campus jobs. Students are also encouraged to participate in the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) which is sponsored by the department. Vocational programs at the High School are primarily designed to provide students with exploratory training experiences in vocational electives. These electives provide job skills for those who intend to enter directly into employment or plan to continue their training at the post- secondary level after graduation. MATH Awards — given each year to a student (usually a senior) with the highest academic average for 4 years of math. Activities — our students participate in the Gordon Jr. math contest and in the Middle Ga. math contest sponsored by Macon Jr. College. Gordon Jr. Contest Winners Pictured Above — Martha McAfee, Todd Fredrick, Linda Lowery, and Tim Smith. Science Students are encouraged to become proficient in the use of the scientific method, and its resultant critical thinking. Students should learn more than a mere “History” of science and should be able to apply scientific principles to their daily life. meee MUSIC Music at Crawford County High is an intergal part of the daily program. This means that music is recognized 1s each child’s heritage and as part of the “here and now” of day to day living. Music is designed for the students enjoyment, as well as a earning process that is correlated with school and community activities, such as Christmas programs, leterary events, and one act. The year 1979-80 has been a turning point for many Crawford art students. The art projects that we attempted will serve as a basic for the careers we will pursue after graduation. This year we experimented and improved in many areas. Among these were, silk screening, air brush painting, and background scenery. The projects have been educational and lots of fun. ENGLISH The English Department attempts to help students to become proficient in the language arts. Students who show promise in writing and speaking are encouraged to participate in the annual literary events. In today’s fast world a rather complete knowledge of social studies is needed for an average American citizen and government student to enable him to understand the problems of the world. A well- rounded social studies program provides each student with the essential ability to understand the functioning of American government and the heritage of our history. It is generally recognized that a student that has had the full compliment of the social studies is well prepared to exercise his rights and privileges as a citizen and to cope with the problems confronting him in a fast moving world. The social studies program at CCCHS will enable a student to achieve this preparedness. HOME ECONOMICS Home Economics offers study in 4 areas housing, foods and nutrition, clothing and textiles, child and family development. Modern facilities include microwave range and many electrical appliances — sewing machines, a vital part of clothing education — Relaxed atmosphere for learning and enjoying Home Economics — Career and consumer education in each area. Physical Education is for the entire body, not only does it develop the body, but the mind as well. The skills that are learned during your High School Education days will carry throughout life. There are sports taught in our P. E. Department which are considered life long sports, examples ... Tennis, and other recreational games. FACULTY ADMINISTRATION = v = Dr. Charles M. “Toby” Hill Superintendent Elizabeth B. Scarborough Assistant Superintendent Mr. B. J. Bassett Principal Mr. William Hoskins — Assistant Principal Mr. Martin Presley — Vocational Supervisor Mrs. Arnita Harris — Secretary — Central Office. Mrs. Claire Mattox — Secretary — Central Office Ms. Sue Thornton Counselor The Guidance Center serves students in many ways. The Counselor is always available to help students, teachers and parents find ways to prevent and or cope with problems. In the Guidance Center students learn to assess themselves, their strenghts and weaknesses, their interests abilities. Based on this assessment, seniors explore their post-graduation options and make future plans. Gail Stancile — Career Guidance Counselor The Career Center is the repository for career information, which is available to students, teachers and parents. Ninth, tenth, and eleventh grade students meet there individually in small groups to explore possible future vocations. The career guidance paraprofessional helps teachers integrate career information into the curriculum. Margaret Hatcher — Office Aide Patricia Bassett — Math Rita Marable — Home Economics Darlene Webb — Teacher’s Aide os — Ken Winslett — Construction Gloria Daniely — Music Connie Adams — Social Studies Minna West — Physical Education Louise Little — Special Education — @ — i Lula Greene — Math Kenneth Prater — Metal Shop Jean McCrary — Reading Hellen Kent — English J.M. Key Business Education Carlyle Irby — History +E P balde Mrs. James Spillers English Mike Johnson — Business Education Aaron B. Lively Government Kathy Curry Science Michael E. Smith — Science Harold Miller Driver Education James Teague — Science re Christine Brown — English Teacher Vaughn Clark — Behavior Disorders Roy Nichols — Metals Teacher . f J. B. Hawkins — P. E. Teacher Harold Dickey — Teacher’s Aide Perry West — CVAE Coordinator LIBRARY Hazel Mathews — Library Aide Bill Bankston — Library Aide LUNCHROOM Una Walton Gladys Harris Julia Howard Beatrice Dickey Ann Weeks Florence Harris MAINTENANCE —il Almena Colbert Betty Smith, Anola Jordan, Peggy Hammond Mary Dugger FOOTBALL EAGLES 1979-80 PA S S Opponent W | T H Stewart County | Jackson A R F Mary Persons | Warner Robins Peach County Warner Robins Taylor County Peach County Stewart County Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Lost Won Lost Team Members: First Row: Lance Watson, Mike McLeod, Terry Blassingame, Freddie Wilson, Willie Grant, J.W. Jefferson, Kelvin Hicks, Kenyon Atkinson. Second Row: Robbie Collins, Otis Colbert, Stanley Blassingame, Nathan Joyner, Troy Atkinson, Keith Anglin, Tony Davis. Third Row: DAvid Walton, Jerome Stephens, Danny Flaherty, Sam Jordan, Wayne Flaherty, Chuck Crook, Kenny Morrow, David White. Fourth Row: Calvin Henry Morrice Tripp, Bobby Goodman, Lucious Hires, Todd Hamlin, Doug Walker, Dan Hightower, Todd Hollis, Spencer Crawford. Coaches (Left to Right): Pat Sutton, Donnie Fountain, Connie Adams, Steve Glass — Head Coach. COACHES Pho gt eg Head Coach: Steve Glass Assistant Coach: Connie Adams Team Coaches: Pat Sutton, Steve Glass, Connie Adams, Donnie Fountain C.C.H.S. 80 1979- DN es = Ss) - VARSITY BASKETBALL Jump Ball Chuck Robison, Kenneth Walker, Vince Carson, Thomas Jordan, Raymond Tennyson, Andrew Matthews, Wilson Jones, Alex Tripp, William Harris, Eric Lockett, Thomas Danielly, Rickey Graddick, Greg Blasingame. Chuck Robbins Kenneth Walker Vince Carson Thomas Jordan Raymond Tennyson Andrew Mathews Wilson Jones Alex Tripp William Harris Eric Lockett Thomas Daniely Ricky Graddick Greg Blasingame Victor Calloway Tracy Davis B-TEAM BASKETBALL Top Row: Dwight Jones, James McCrary, Edward Raines, Sam Jordan, Daniel Bent- ley Middle Row: Lucious Hires, James Braswell, Calvin McCrary, Larry Washington, Milton Reeves Bottom Row: Horace Smith, Marshall Walker, Bobby Goodman, Clint Howard VARSITY BASKETBALL Top Row: Judy Montford, Cheryl Johnson, Linda Jordan. Middle Row: Marie Harris, Belinda Hallis, Carolyn Willis, Martha McAfee. Bottom Row: Dorothy Hollis, Gloria Respress, Mary Ann Prater e © a 3} S © Mo) a © = oO a 8 oO B-TEAM BASKETBALL Team Members — Top Row: Tommie Smith, Ramona Smith, Rosa Crawford, Debbie McAfee. Middle Row: Gerinda Lockett, Michele Gibson, Barbara Colbert, Angela Dawson. Bottom Row: Deborah Blassingame, Angela Furlow. BASEBALL Coach: Clyde Zachery Another runner slides in safe. S | ae , ’ ee Yd Notre oe : we sf. Bink a ttmittthn,.. Prt “Marana a a First row: Joffre Danielly, Andy Davis, Morris James, William Harris, Steve Blasingame, Milton Reeves, Rusty Sloan, Mike Smith Second row: Greg Green, Matt Thames, Chris Walker, Thomas Danielly, Randall Harvey, Ricky Graddick, Bobby O’Neal, Bobby Goodman, Sam Jordan � 4 LY a = 0 ee Dexter Askins — Eagle Man Michael Bartley — Mascot PRS? Standing: Robin Williams, Cynthia Hires, Mae Solomon, Sherry Cellemme, Katherine Blassingame, Karen Popham, Brooksie Martin Kneeling: Kim Seagler, Pat Young, Billy Jo Dugger, Linda Jones, Geraldine Willis, Veronica Johnson Track Team: Willie Frank Mathews, Roychella Mays, Coach Hawkins, An drew Mathews, Wilson Jones, Victor Calloway — Manager CROSS COUNTRY Team Members: Jimmy Churchill, Robert Dent, Wilson Jones, Victor Calloway, Eric Lockett, Horace Smith, Daryl Hicks, Donnie English, Coach Hawkins Jimmy Churchill Robert Dent Coach Hawkins Wilson Jones Victor Calloway Erick Lockett Horace Smith Team Captains Donnie English Daryl] Hicks GIRLS SOFTBALL COACHES Coaches: Debbie Erion and Julie Little. First Row: Belinda Hollis, Doris Lockett, Dorothy Hollis, Secon Row: Geraldine Willis, Linda Jordan, Maxine Lockett, Gloria Respress. Third Row: Tommie Smith, Maria Harris, Angela Furlow. Not Pictured — Dexter Askin — Trainer. ACTIVITIES Linda Jordan, Patricia Simmons, Angela Jordan, Robin Williams, Judy Montford, Stephanie Smith, Mary Dugger, Carolyn Walton, Kim Seagler, Deborah Pyles, Carolyn Willis, Julie Lucas, Gloria Respress, Tammy Dingler, Tina Dunn, Jennifer Turner, Alicia Hamlin, Sherrie Tidwell, Barbara Byrd, Leannea Hughes Deborah Pyles — Winner Carolyn Walton — Winner Miss Deborah Pyles WINNERS 7 Z 2 © oS) 2 02 5 = me oS) D2 Z = Miss Carolyn Walton HIGH SCHOOL 1979-80 RUNNERS — UP Miss Julie Lucas Miss Stephanie Smith BEAUTY PAGEANT Judy Montford Linda Jordan Tammy Dingler Jennifer Turner Barbara Byrd Alicia Hamlin Kim Seagler BEAUTY PAGEANT Gloria Respress Sherri Tidwell Carolyn Willis Tina Dunn Mary Nell Dugger Patricia Simmons BEAUTY PAGEANT Jennifer Turner Barbara Byrd Alicia Hamlin Kim Seagler BEAUTY PAGEANT Angela Jordan Gloria Respress Sherri Tidwell Robin Williams Carolyn Willis Tina Dunn Mary Nell Dugger Patricia Simmons Carolyn Walton, Jennifer Walker Carolyn Walton, Deborah Pyles Stephanie Smith, Julie Lucas Finalist — Robin Williams, Carolyn Walton, Linda Jordan, Deborah Pyles, Stephanie Smith, Leannea Hughes, Angela Jordan, Julie Lucas Menlia Trammel provided the Perry West singing. for the pageant. ’ i a e Wanda Stancile — Entertainment Terry O’Neal making introductions. | ee David Walton and Sam Jordan — Entertainment Barbara Byrd, Leannea Hughes, and Gloria Respress — Con- testants 4-H BANQUET 4-H’ERS 4-H’ers Brooksie Martin Tracy Atkinson Michele Montgomery Troy Atkinson Debbie McAfee Deborah Blassingame Deborah Pyles Victor Calloway Stephanie Smith Phil Chapman Tim Smith Kim Fielder Yvonne Spillers Phyllis Groover Pat Taylor Alicia Hamlin Stuart Teague Angie Hamlin Joy Thames Brent Hatcher Matt Thames Brenda Lowman Scott Walton Linda Lowery Angela Wornum I DARE YOU AWARD — Matt Thames, Stephanie Smith 4-H CLUB EVENTS Tim Smith giving a talk to the senior citizens. State Congress 4-H’ers; Stephanie Smith, Matt Thames, Tim Smith, Joy Thames, Linda Lowrey, Angie Hamlin, Steve Har- ris, Tracy Atkinson. Phyllis Groover, Angela Harrell, and Yvonne Spillers at a 4-H meeting. SPECIAL OLYMPICS FIRST PLACE WINNERS Bennie Wright standing jump Edward Stroud 50 meter run Alton Cotton — standing jump Andy Hudson — 440 relay Andy Hudson 50 meter run Harris Wright standing jump Morris James — standing jump Christopher Martin — 440 relay Grady Stroud 50 meter run Grady Stroud 200 meter run Willie James Shannon — 50 meter run Willie James Shannon — 440 relay Roy Jordan 50 meter run Roy Jordan 440 relay Eddie Mitchell 200 meter run Melvin Willis standing jump Delinda Grant standing jump Lillian Smith 50 meter run Lillian Smith — 200 meter run SECOND PLACE WINNERS Bennie Wright — 50 meter run Edward Stroud — standing jump Harris Wright 50 meter run Johnny Brewer 50 meter run Johnny Brewer 200 meter run Eddie Mitchell — 50 meter run Melvin Willis — 50 meter run es oe 2 . THIRD PLACE WINNERS Albert Searcy — standing jump Morris James — 50 meter run Delinda Grant 50 meter run FOURTH PLACE WINNER Christopher Martin — 50 meter run FIFTH PLACE WINNER Alton Cotton — 50 meter run SIXTH PLACE WINNER Albert Searcy — 50 meter run POP CHORUS Linda Lowery Bart Williams Tim Petersen Deborah Pyles Ethel Groover Holly Puckett Jenny Pagel Brenda Lowman Audrey Daniels Debbie McAfee Kim Fielder Jennifer Turner Ramona Mitchell Phyllis Groover Angela Harrell Danny Byrd Sam Jordan David Walton Todd Hamlin Scott Walton Victor Hillsman Terry Spivey Taught by Mrs. Trammell ua FACULTY TEA FHA members serving the teachers. — _ o Z, aa SPORTS AWARDS CLUBS NATIONAL I SCIENCE CLUBS OF AMERICA .) : j JZ NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY pa 4 Ss AL NHS Members Row One: Marie Moncrief, Lisa Brown, Linda Lowery, Romaine Carroll, Martha Jo McAfee, Lori Moncrief, Tim Smith, Cheryl Johnson. Row Two: Cheryl Woods, Russell Harrison, James Green, William Collins, Terri O’Neal, Linda Jordan, Matthew Thames, Robert Atkinson, Gloria Respress, Doug Walker, Starlac Hatcher, Scotty Scott, Sponsor Mr. Aaron Lively. —, ™ wy VOCA Officers — Row One: Dale Brewer, Sherri Tidwell, Rusty Sloan, Keith McCranie. Row Two: Randy Gunter, Kenneth Wealot, Larry Wheat, Sponsor — Mr. Perry West VOCA CLUB ai ae ge — ee — Members — First Row: Keith McCranie, Jeff Marberry, Donnie Hammock, Kenneth Wealot, Keith Mobley, Scott Moore. Second Row: Larry Wheat, Rusty Sloan, Tim Smith, Daphne Strenth, Ricki Kopper, Murray Gibson, Sherrie Tidwell, Chucky Flanders. SE. i i Members — First Row: Ronnie Rich, Brenda Gibson, Jackie Fossett, Lisa Schell, Second Row: Randy Gunter, Dale Brewer, Robbie Blalock, Dan Hightower. ANNUAL STAFF BU UL am ' 1 i) Top Row — Robin Scott, Paula Kelley, Pam Reid, Kim Fielder. Bottom — Joyce Green, Kim Green, James Green, Matt Butterworth. Top Row — Sherry Davis, Angela Weeks, Gina Green, Cassie Davis Bottom — Leannea Hughes, Jeff Jenkins. Jeff Jenkins, Rodney Wilder, Bruce Hulette, Frank Johnson, Felton Lewis, Ronnie Taylor, Kenneth Rowland, Greg Payne, Anthony Howard, Jeff Stone, Keith Anglin, Dale Brewer, Chris Robinson, Doug Walker, Chris Dunn, Scott Walton, Mike McLeod, Reggie Harden, Lance Watson, Donald Spillers, Lance Hartley, Frankie Johnson, Nathan Joyner, Neal Gunter. Bart Williams, Scott Moore, William Collins, Ben Harris, Tim Smith, Tracy Atkinson. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Sweetheart: Tina Dunn Scott Moore, Wayne Hulette, Bart Williams, Rusty Sloan, Todd Chapman, William Collins, Jeff Marberry, Stanley Payne, Andy Davis, Ben Harris, Penny Sizemore, Tim Smith, James Westberry, Tracy Atkinson, Brent Hatcher, Mike Smith, Johnny Brewer, Jimmy Churchill. | | F.B.L.A. CLUB MEMBERS — Patricia Simmons, Mia Fallings, Linda Prater, Virginia Jones, Mary Nell Dugger, Munilla Steele, Gloria Cotton, Michelle Gibson, Julie Ann Lucas, Linda Jordon, Angela Wornum, Linda Jones, Thomas Danielly, Teresa Reeves, Shirley Mae Worsham, Diane Danielly, Dorothy Hollis, Marie Harris, Barry Dean Willis, Mrs. Key F.B.L.A. . CLUB MEMBERS — Angela Jordon, Cheryl Harris, Thomas Danielly, Cynthia Corbin, Sharon Hatcher, Jennifer Walker, Barry Dean Willis, Cheryl Johnson, Starlac Hatcher, Marie Harris, Cynthia Hires, Claunice Raines, Darrell Hollingshed, Bessie Felts, David Harris, Angel Weeks, Pam Ward, Matt Butterworth, Sherry Davis SCIENCE CLUB a 4 Science Club Members — Shelia Worthy, Vickie Robinson, Frank Johnson, Marshall Walker, Chuck Crook, Tammie Gaultney, Jay Andrews, Linda Jones, Matt Butterworth, Russell Harrison. stroncer acio PH _ BCALE HYDROXIDE ons 0 ' 6 = § 10 12 Linda Jordan, Sharon Hatcher, Cynthia Hires, Marie Harris, Bessie Felts, Tracy Davis, Angela Jordan, Kenneth Saffold. ART CLUB Art Club Members: Pam Ward, Angela Weeks, Jenny Pagel, Sherry Davis, Debra Lewis, Steve Blassingame, Steven Davis, Mary Nell Mathews, Roosevelt Raines, Frankie Johnson, Linda Prater, Angelyn Walker, Virginia Jones, Lucinda Walker, Chuck Crook, Rusty Sloan. Patti Joyner, Mark Hamlin, Melissa Young, Kelly Davis, Joseph Booker, Larry Amer- son, Royce Byrd, Kathy Ennis, Barbara Byrd, Earl Andrews, Sharon Hatcher, Cyn- thia Lucas, James Bryant. Cassie Davis, Melinda Andrews, Linda Bledsoe, Danny Byrd, Tammie Amerson, Jackie Fossett, Vickie Highsmith, Micheal Bailey, Micheal Knapp, Debra Prater. DEBATE Pictured At Right: Scotty Scott, Billy Whitley. Stuart Teague, Michael Yaughn and Greg Payne. Members: Ricki Kopper, Lynn Weaver, Ethel Groover, Patricia Blalock FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Seniors: First Row — Lisa Brown, Romaine Carroll, Patti Joyner, Melis- Juniors: Top to Bottom Mary sa Young. Second Row Cheryl Royal, Cheryl Woods, Terri O’Neal, Nell Mathews, Robin Williams, Karen Popham. Sweethearts: Third Row Mark Hamlin, Matt Tammie Tidwell, Dexter Askins, Thames, Mike Smith. Linda Lowrey, Sherrie Tidwell. Freshmen: Top — Cynthia Robinson, Yvonne Spillers, Amy Hortman e Pegs : Thee a State Degree Winners — Patricia Tonya Green, Robin Scott, Shara Genthner. Middle — Lisa Schell, Paula Simmons, Robin Williams, Ricki Kelley, Michelle Montgomery, Kim Price, Angela Harrell. Bottom — Kopper. Joyce Green, Kim Harris, Chris Grant, Deborah Pyles, Phyllis Groover. OF AMERICA Top to Bottom — Doris Lockett, Officers — Top: Romaine Carroll, Lisa Brown, Terri O’Neal, Tammie Ricki Kopper, Patricia Simmons, Marshall, Stephanie Smith, Patti Joyner, Ricki Kopper, Jenny Pagel, Jennifer Canady, Stephanie Cheryl Wood8. Smith, Jenny Pagel. Bottom: Kim Seagler, Teresa Hester, Robin Williams, Linda Lowrey. Sophomores: Top — Kim Seagler, Jennifer Turner, Brooksie Martin, Linda Lowrey, Jenny Pagel. Debbie Kelley, Linda Bledsoe, Joy Thames, Marie Moncrief. Middle Jackie Fossett, Melinda Andrews, Angela Furlow, Sherry Cellemme, Holly Puckett, Pat Young. Bottom — Tammie Marshall, Teresa Hester, Linda Jones, Beatrice Wilson, Kim Green, Brenda Gibson. FAMOUS QUOTES We are the class of ’80 Our year was really great. We will remember that time, We were to graduate. Some thought it would be easy, Some knew it would be tough, Some made “A’’s and some made “C And for others the “road” was rough. +999, 8, Do you know why she flunked Driver’s Ed.? Because she automatically got in the back seat. History Student: I know that I have missed alot of days, but the grade of 64 on my progress report means I still have a chance to pass. Mr. Irby: You’ve missed so many days that what you don’t know is that these are re- port cards! Student: Tell me what you think of my composition. Teacher: Teachers are not supposed to use that type of language! Boys talking during class change: Who was that girl that just walked by? I don’t know, I wasn’t looking at her face! Student: What happended at the football game last night? Another Student: I don’t know, when I woke up everyone was gone! First Student: Have you seen Coach Adams write on the blackboard? Second Student: Yes, with a step ladder! Mr. Johnson to an Annual Staffer: What did I just tell you to do? Annual Staff Member: You tell me and we'll both know! Football Coach to player during practice: I told you to “tackle” him, not to “tickle” him!!! Cheerleaders Talking: Have you checked your goose today, to see that it’s not loose today? Student to teacher before final exams,; What score will I need to make on my final to pass this class? Teacher back to Student As best I can figure you will need to make a 14,793. Student’s talking How did you do on that test last period? Answer: Was that what that was? Students in lunchroom How much will you pay me if I eat that? Answer If you live I'll pay you $1.00. Junior after taking the S.A.T. That wasn’t so bad! Another Junior ... What do you mean, I’ve never seen a harder test! First Junior not for me, I kept my eyes closed Football player talking coach Adams is really a shining example to his football team. Second student That is because he and his hair had a falling out. First student Which lunch group does Mr. Bassett eat with? Second student Third!! First, second, and Coach Adams after being asked why he is sometimes called “Papa Bald Eagle” ... I haven't the hairiest idea! Student studying Chemistry ... Mr. Tea- gue, Is it true that R2D2 C3PO = Scrap Metal? ST LOo aT w= 7 euePuTT TOR + “H Tletamg .. | CONSTRUCTION Another year has ended; our trip has come to an end. The road has been rough at time, but our encounters have made the journey worthwhile. All the many happenings are still so fresh in our minds, memories that will last forever. We must now begin to think of new horizons. Our futures seems so full of promise. We now leave one bus to soon board another, for we still have so far to go. 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