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

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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

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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

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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.