Dalton High School - Tiger Yearbook (Dalton, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1975 volume:

THE 1975 CATAMOUNT DALTON HIGH SCHOOL DALTON, GEORGIA mam IfllUt ’ niti  1975 Catamount Contents Classes...................13 Sports....................37 Organizations.............79 Activities...............Ill Features.................137 Seniors..................159 Photography: Gteoff Robertson Clark Smith Dave Boggess Dave Keefer C. Malcolm Newell Photography, Inc. Atlanta, Ga. Forwell Studio of Dalton, Georgia Artwork: Suzanne Hemphill Cover Design: Catamount Staff Publisher: American Yearbook Representative: Tom Young 3 o o DALTON HIGH SCHOOL ... A KALIDESCOPE OF PEOPLE . . . Happy People, Working People, Smiling People, Funny People, Laughing People, Proud People . . . Making the year 1975 a year of Excitement, Adventure, and Accomplishment ... a year to be remembered 7 Blue jeans, overalls, Keds, and clogs . . . shags, and pony-tails . . . smiles, frowns, grimaces and grins are, the people of Dalton High. The excitement of beginning a brand new school year fills the halls. As we walk down famil- iar corridors, we greet classmates and renew old friendships which have lagged during the sum- mer. Most of us are returning to DHS for another year, but for some, high school is a new exper- ience. One can recognize these newcomers by the bewildered facial expressions which contrast with the nonchalant smiles of the upperclassmen. Seniors, enjoying their importance, take on the responsibilities of leadership. As the year gets underway we are caught up in the enthusiasm which characterizes every year at DHS. We anticipate a year full of club meeting, ballgames, plays and dances. Our schedules become more hectic each day but, of course, we still manageto study. Each morning we engage in the never-ending battle for parking places and race the tardy tone to homeroom. We tackle our studies, but eagerly await our next opportunity to socialize. However, lunch is the main event in our race against time, and those who go off campus frequen- tly set new records in the field of speed-eating. The day comes to a close for some with the sounding of the 3:28 tone, but it sends many to additional meetings and practices. To us this endless activity is DHS . . . and we are the proud, happy and busy people of DHS. 9 We, the students of Dalton High School, dedicate the 1975 Catamount to . . . Mr. Charles E. Bowen n Dalton High School Administration ROBERT D. COX Associate Superintendent FRANK W. THOMASON Assistant Superintendent WALTER R. BUSH Assistant Superintendent THOMAS R. JONES Chairman, Dalton Public School Board JACK R. PROFFITT Vice-Chairman, School Board ROBERT E. RUTLAND Vice-Chairman, School Board JAMES T. FINNEY Treasurer, School Board RANDALLT. MARET School Board Member ALICE McGAUGHY School Board Member CHAR LES E. BOWEN Superintendent, Dalton Public Schools 14 JOE DAVIS Principal, Dalton High School FRANCES BRANDON Administrative Secretary WILLIAM CHAPPELL Administrative Assistant WILLIAM H. TEAT Assistant Principal ROBERT W. BURGNER Administrative Assistant Coordinator Distributive Education ALFRED M. ANDERSON Administrative Assistant Athletic Director 15 Dalton High Faculty CHAR UES F. ACREE B.S. Berry College, M.Ed., U. of Chat- tanooga, Ed.S., U. of North Carolina. Chairman-Science Dept. GRACE W. ACREE B.S. Berry College, M.Ed., U. of North Carolina Mathematics Dept. Advisor- Tri-HI-Y BETTY ALLEN B.A., M.Ed. Middle Tenn. State U. Gui- dance and Counseling Advisor-Anchor Club DONALD BELL B.S. Berry College Industrial Arts Advi- sor-HI-Y Club Coach-Cross Country Team VIVIAN BEVIL Secretary, Business Office RONALD BOOHER B.S. Canon-Newman College Coordi- nator-Diversified Cooperative Training Advlsor-VICA MARGARET C. BOYD B.S., M.Ed., U. of Georgia Mathematics Dept. Advisor-Trl-Hi-Y SCOTT BRACKETT B.S., M.Ed., U. of Ga. Social Studies DepL Assistant Coach-Boys Basketball and Baseball ROBERT BROWN B.A. Morehouse College M.A.T. Purdue U. Chairman-English Dept. Advisor- DHS Players BOBBIE BURKETT Secretary- L i brary EVELYN BUSH B.A. Clark College M.A. Atlanta U. Mathematics Dept. DAVID CADY B.S. Middle Tenn. State U. Science Dept. Assistant Coach-Football Head Coach-Baseball BOB CHAPMAN B.S. Tennessee Tech U. Physical Ed. Dept. Head Coach-Boys Vanity Basket- ball MARLIN G. CLARK B.A. William Carey College English Dept. DAN F. COCHRAN B.S., M.Ed., U. of Georgia Driver Edu- cation Coach-Swim Team DALE COOK B.A. West Georgia College Librarian JOE V. COOK A. B. Mercer University, M.Ed., U. of Tenn. at Chatt. Science Dept. LINDA DAVIS B. S. West Georgia College M.Ed., U. of Georgia Business Dept. J.D. DENMAN B.S., U. of Georgia M.S. Peabody Col- lege Mathematics Dept. CAROLYN DYER A.B. Huntington College Latin JOSEPH K.EBERHART A. B., M.A.T., U. of Tenn. at Chatt. Science Department Advisor-Audio- Visual Club ELIZABETH E. ENSLEY B. S. Middle Tennessee State English Dept. Advisor-Catamount Annual BARBARA FIDLER 8.S., U. of Oklahoma Special Education Advisor-Cheerleaders ROBBIE FIELDS Visiting Teacher Aide CAROL GOBLE A. B., U. of Georgia English Dept. ELSE de GO ICO ECHEA B. S. Western Carolina U. Mathematics Department SALLY GOLD A.B. Newcomb College, Louisiana State University Honors Program Coordinator Advisor-Scholars Bowl Team SHARON GRANT B.S. Woman's College of Georgia Home Economics Dept. Advisor-FHA DOYLE GRIZZELL B.S., A.B. Jacksonville State U. M.A., U. of Alabama Science Department As- sistant Coach-Football Head Coach- Boys T ennis RITA GRIZZELL B.S. Jacksonville State U. Choral Music CARLTON C. GUTHRE B.S. Tennessee State U. M.S. Tenn. Tech. U. Science Dept. Head Coach- Freshman Boys Basketball CHARLES GWYNN B.S., U. of Georgia M.Ed, Middle Ten- nessee State Driver Education Advisor- FCA Assistant Coach Football GLENDA HARDIN Secretary-Annex RUTH LEE HAIR A.B. Queens College Social Studies Dept KATY HAMILTON Attendance Clerk W.P. HERRING B.S., Ed. S. Georgia Southern M.A. Pea- body College Industrial Arts DEWEY E. HUGHES A.B. Mercer University M.Ed., U. of Chattanooga Ed.S., U. of Georgia Chair- man-Social Studies Dept. Advisor- Na- tional Honor Society HOYLE D.HYBERGER M.S., U. of Tennessee Science Dept. HOWELL IVESTER A.B., M.Ed., U. of Tenn. at Chatt. En- glish, Social Studies Depts. GERMAINE JOYNER B.S., M.l.S., U. of Alabama Librarian KENNETH R. KIDD B.S., U. of Tennessee M. Voc. Ed., U. of Georgia CVAE Coordinator Advisor- VOCA SARA KIDD B.S. Mississippi State U. M.Ed., U. of Georgia Business Dept. MOZELLE KITTLE Teacher Aide, Clerical Secretary WILLIAM KITTLE A.B. Mercer U. M.Ed., Ed.S., U. of Georgia Social Studies Dept. Advisor- Student Council JOANNA W. LORANCE A. A., College of Sequoias B.S., M.A. Tennessee Tech Reading Program ESTHER LOWE B. S. Savannah State College M.bd. Georgia College at Milledgeville Home Economics Dept. Advisor-FHA JAMES E. MARTIN B.A. St, Mary's College M.A. Eastern Kentucky U. Ed.S. Auburn U. Chairman- Mathematics Dept. LILLIAN MASHBURN B.S., M.Ed., Ed.S., U. of Georgia Chair- man-Business Dept. Coordinator-Voca- tional Office Training Head Coach-Girls Varsity Basketball Advisor-FBLA GLENN MASTERS A. B., M.Ed., U. of Tenn. ot Chatt. Eng- lish SUSAN McCAIN B. S., U. of Georgia English Dept. Advi- sor-DHS Players RON McCLURG B.S., U. of Chattanooga M.Ed. Middle Tennessee State Chairman-Physical Ed. Dept Assistant Coach-Football Head Coach-Track Advisor-FCA DOROTHY McCRORY B.A., New York University M.Ed., U. of Tenn. at Chattanooga M.F.A., U. of Georgia Guidance and Counseling Coach -Girls Softball BILL McMANUS B.S., Aubum'University Mathematics Dept. Assistant Football Coach Assistant Track Coach Advisor-FCA FRANCIS C. MILLER B.A. Susquehanna University French, English Depts. Advisor-French Club MARY ELLEN MILLER B.S. Winthrop College Social Studies Dept. 18 BRUCE MITCHELL B.A., U. of Alabama Special Education Advisor-DHS Players CHARLES D. MITCHELL B.S. Jacksonville State U. M.Ed., Ed.S., U. of Georgia Business Dept. Advisor- Key Club MELVIN MORGAN B.S. Jacksonville State U. M.A., U. of Alabama Director-Catamount Band Chairman-Fine Arts Department BETH NYSEWANDER B.S., M.A.E. Ball State U. English Dept. Advisor-The Hi-Light PAULINE OGLETREE B.S. Georgia College English Dept. PATRICIA PACK B.S. East Tenn. State U. M.Ed. Middle Tenn. State U. Physical Ed. Dept. Advi- sor-Pep Club W.R. PEARSON B.S., M.A., U. of Alabama English Dept. JUDY P. PETTEWAY B.S. Middle Tenn. State U. M.S., U. of Southern Mississippi Art Dept. JOAN ROSS B.S., U. of Tennessee M.Ed., U. of Georgia Chairman-Home Econor ics Dept. Advisor-HERO MARILYN SHARP B.S., M. Ed. Middle Tenn. State U. Physical Ed., Social Studies Dcpts. As- sistant Coach-Girls Varsity Basketball Head Coach-Girls B-Team Basketball and Girls Tennis EDDIE STEPHENS B.S. Cumberland College, Kentucky M.A. Eastern Kentucky U. Social Studies Dept. TERRY SWEENEY M.A. Middle Tennessee State U. Physi- cal Ed. Dept. Head Coach-Freshman Football MARTHA TAYLOR A. B. University of Alabama M.S. Florida State U. Reading Aide BETTIE USREY B. S., M.A. Murray State U. Business Dept. HAYDEN WAGERS B.S., U. of Chatt. M.Ed. Western Caro- lina U. Science Dept. Assistant Coach- Football Head Coach-Golf WANDA WARD Mercer University Secretary-Guidance Office WILLIAM B. WEAVER B.S. Ohio U. M.A. Middle Tenn. State U. Ed.S., U. of Georgia Director-Gui- dance and Counseling LARRY WILLIS B.A. Clark College M.Ed. West Georgia College Social Studies Dept. YVONNE WILSON Secretary-Guidance Office CAROL ZIMBRICK B.A., U. of North Dakota Chairman- Foreign Language Dept. Spanish Advi- sor-Spanish Club Abernathy, Mel 9 Acree, Bruce 10 Adams, Earlene 11 Adams, Paula 9 Adams, Rickey 10 Akins, Charlie 10 Allred, Tish 10 Anderson David 11 Anderson, Pete 11 Arnold, Freddy 9 Arthur, Anna 9 Arthur, Lane 11 Arwood, Lee 10 Ashbeury, Michael 10 Ashworth, Wendy 9 Ault, Lane 10 Austin, Gordon 9 Austin, Greg 11 Awtrey, Richard 10 Bailey, Laura 9 Baine, Artie 11 Bacon, Lisa 9 Baker, Dorenda 10 Baker, Greg 11 Baker, Shelena 11 Baker, William9 Banks, Johnny 9 Barclay, Jerry 10 Barclay, Karen 10 Barnett, Mike 11 Barnhart, Andy 10 Barnhart, Marcia 9 Barrow, Billie 10 Bartenfield, Mike 9 Barton, Ginger 11 Bassett, Bruce 9 Bassett, Wayne 11 Bayne, Bob 9 Bearden, Derek 9 Beavers, William 9 Beck, Melinda 9 Benedict, Craig 9 Bennett, Craig 10 Bennett, Debbie 9 Bennett, Jimmy 10 Biddle, Dana 10 Bishop, Richard 10 Bishop, Tammy 11 Bishop, Terrell 10 Black, Alan 11 Black, Gary 9 Blackburn, Bema9 Blackburn, Jay 10 Blackburn, Jeffery 10 Blackwell, Anthony 10 Blackwell, Dennis 10 20 Blaylock, David 10 Blevins, Rhonda 11 Blosch, William 10 Bodenheimer, Lisa 11 Boggs, Tim 9 Bolden, Dave 9 Bond, Harold 9 Bond, Tami 9 Bonds, Ben 11 Bonds, Eli 10 Bonds, Joe 10 Bonds, Scottie 10 Boozer, Lou Ann 11 Bordenet, David 10 Bowman, Greg 11 Boyd, Jan 10 Brackett, Diane 9 Brackett, George 10 Brackett, William 9 Bradley, Mike 9 Bradshaw, Kevin 9 Bradshaw, Maggie 9 Bramblett, Gary 9 Bramlett, Allen 9 Bramlett, Becky 9 Bramlett, Terry 10 Branham, Martin 11 Branyon, Perry 10 Braud, Todd 9 Bray, Jim 10 Bright, Eddie 9 Brindle, Billy 10 Brindle, Hoyt 10 Brindle, Janice 9 Brindle, Nancy 9 Britton, Tim 10 Broadrick, Scott 11 Brock, Harold 9 Brock, Jana 10 Brooks, Virgie 10 Brookshire, Randy 11 Brookshire, Ronnie 10 Brookshire, Debbie 9 Broome, Sherry 10 Brown, Cindy 11 Brown, Danny 10 Brown, Hal 10 Brown, Jeff 10 Brown, Jim 10 Bryant, Belinda 9 Bryant, Diane 11 Bryant, Randy 11 Buckner, Danny 9 Burger, Fran 11 Burgess, Jay 10 Burger, Marge 9 21 Burkett, Tim 11 Burkhalter, Kathy 11 Burnett, Kathy 10 Burns, Kathy 9 Burns, Tony 11 Burr, Bill 10 Burrow, Steve 10 Burse, Beveraly 11 Burse, Charles 9 Burse, Rena 10 Butler, Cheryl 9 Butler, Shelia 9 Byers, Charlene 10 Cagle, Tammy 9 Caldwell, Jim 10 Callahan, Teresa 11 Callaway, Will 9 Cantrell, Michael 9 Carlson, Eric 9 Carpenter, Yogi 10 Carroll, Charles 9 Carroll, Kim 9 Carroll, Scott 11 Carroll, Sissi 11 Carson, John 11 Carter, AlecialO Carter, Ken 11 Cassidy, Jean 9 Cavendar, Paula 9 Chadwick, Sandy 9 Chamblee, John 10 Chaney, Jeffery 9 Chappell, Andrea 9 Cherof, Robert 9 Chesney, Mark 11 Chesser, Tim 10 Childress, Audrey 11 Cline, Carey 10 Clure, Gregg 9 Clure, Mitchell 11 Cochran, Debbie 11 Cochran, Rhonda 11 Coffey, Keith 10 Coker, Darlene 11 Coker, Diane 9 Coker, Robbie 10 Cole, Donnie 9 Cole, Tammy 9 Collins, Donna 11 Collins, Johnny 9 Collins, Vickey 10 Cook, Matt 9 Cooper, Connie 11 Cooper, Ervin 10 Cooper, Shelda 10 Cope, Bucky 11 22 Corbin, Chris 9 Corn, Karen 9 Cosper, David 10 Cosper, Earl 9 Cotter, Kim 10 Cowart, Donna 9 Covington, Craig 11 Cox, Cathy 11 Cox, Jeff 11 Cox, Rob 9 Cox, Terri 11 Crawford, Rodney 9 Crisp, Tami 11 Crockett, Van 10 Cronic, Glenn 9 Crowe, Jennifer 9 Cruse, Brenda 10 Cruse, Linda 10 Crutchfield, Carol 9 Crutchfield, Crutchie 11 Culpepper, Lynn 9 Curtin, Chris 11 Curtin, Phillip 9 Daniel, Brenda 9 Dantzler, Susan 10 Darnell, Jeannine 9 Davis, Angela 9 Davis, Brian 9 Davis, Stewart 9 Davis, Terry 9 Davison, Welton 10 Day, Chris 9 Deering, Larry 9 Delgado, Janie 9 Deloach, Freddie 10 Derreberry, Jeanette 9 Derreberry, Phyllis 10 Diamond, Faith 9 Digioia, Frank 9 Digioia, Robert 10 Dillard, Billy 10 Dillard, Brady 9 Dillard, Tracy 10 Dirks, Russell 9 Dixon, Brad 9 Dobson, Sue 11 Dotson, Joan 9 Doty, Tammy 11 Douthitt, Lawrence 9 Doyle, Mary Ellen 10 Drake, Terry 11 Drake, Timmy 9 Driggers, David 11 Dry man, Phyllis 10 Duckett, Daymon 11 Dwight, Ernest 9 23 Dwight, Kathleen 10 Dwight, Vickey 10 Dwight, Virginia 9 Dwight, Wilma 11 Earwood, Darlene 11 Edwards, Randy 10 Ellis, Diane 11 Ellis, Donna 11 Ellis, Greg 10 Ellis, Larry 9 Ellis, Sharon 10 Elrod, Rusty 10 Emberson, Tom 11 Ensley, Donald 11 Ensley, Lloyd 9 Epperson, Dana 11 Erhart, Carolyn 10 Erhart, Sandra 10 Everett, Joy 10 Extine, Angelika 9 Famber, Billy 9 Farmer, Julie 10 Farmer, Tommy 11 Farrow, Scott 9 Fauscett, Jeanine 10 Fauscett, Mark 11 Fauscette, Mike 11 Fetzer, Danny 11 Fetzer, Kenneth 9 Finney, Jean 11 Fleming, Myra 10 Floyd, Larry 9 Fonville, Chris 9 Ford, Ann 10 Forrester, Pamela 10 Foster, Tommy 10 Fountain, Veronica 9 Fraker, Lynne 11 Frank, Andy 11 Frank, Diane 10 Freedman, Andrea9 Gallant, Kathy 10 Gamble, Shannon 11 Garner, Mary Jane 11 Garrison, Billy 10 Gentry, Cindy 9 Gibson, David 9 Gibson, Eddie 11 Gibson, Faith 11 Gibson, Randy 11 Gilbert, Phyllis 11 Giles, Lisa 9 Gilstrap, Mark 10 Glaze, Pamela 9 Glover, Lynda 9 Griggs, Glynn 9 24 Godfrey, Barry 9 Godfrey, Robert 9 Goodson, Brad 10 Goodson, Margaret Anne 10 Gordon, Lisa 10 Gordon, Sam 9 Gordon, Tim 10 Goswick, Annette 11 Grant, Lyle 10 Grant, Miriam 9 Grant, Peggy 9 Graves, Susan 9 Green, David 9 Green, Donald 9 Green, Lorinda 11 Green, Ray 10 Green, Renee 9 Greene, Robyn 10 Greenway, Ricky 10 Gregory, Barbara 9 Gribble, Perry 9 Griffin, Frank 11 Griffin, Nicky 10 Griffin, Steve 9 Griggs, Carl 11 Griggs, J.E. 9 Grimes, Angela 10 Groover, David 10 Groover, Pennie 11 Guerard, Walter 10 Guinn, Terry 9 Gulledge, Eddie 10 Hackney, Clay 11 Hackney, Mitchell 9 Haerry, Susan 10 Hagan, Tim 10 Hagen, Mike 11 Hair, Bryan 11 Hair, Kim 9 Hall, Connie 9 Hall, Laurie 9 Hammontree, Kerri 10 Hampton, Clinton 10 Hampton, James 9 Hampton, Tony 10 Hanes, Debby 10 Hankins, Mike 10 Hannah, Mark 9 Hanson, Jim 10 Harden, Rock 9 Hardin, Tommy 10 Harp, Sammy 9 Harrell, Ben 10 Harris, Jeff 11 Harris, Jimmy 9 Harris, Ollie 10 25 Hartsfield, Tim 9 Hathcock, Randy 10 Hawkins, Dianna 11 Hayes, Doug 9 Hayes, Greg 10 Hayes, Tammie 9 Haynie, Alix 9 Heacker, Cindy 9 Heider, Patty 9 Heller, Mark 10 Helms, Lynn 9 Hemphill, Suzanne 9 Hendry, Charlene 10 Henry, David 9 Henry, Karen 10 Henton, Brian 11 Henton, Debra 9 Hewitt, Sparky 9 Higgins, Marie 10 Hill, Annette 11 Hill, Shipley 10 Hill, Randy 11 Hinchey, Suzanne 9 Hitt, Debbie 1C Hix, David 1C Hix, Laura 11 Hoffman, Kim 9 Hogan, Ann 11 Hogan, Eliska 11 Hogg, Larry 10 Holcomb, Tony 10 Holden, Ronnie 11 Holley, Jina 10 Hollingsworth, Renee 10 Holloway, Art 11 Holloway, Kathy 11 Holloway, Susan 9 Holt, Donna 9 Hooker, Diane 10 Hooker, Joyce 9 Houston, Jeff 9 Houston, Ricky 11 Houston, Ronnie 11 Howalt, Nels 9 Howell, Chris 9 Hughes, Alan 9 Hughes, Glenda 9 Hughes, Minnie 9 Hughes, Roger 9 Hullender, Kathy 11 Hullender, Robin 9 Humble, Rick 10 Hunsucker, Viva 11 Hunt, Darlene 9 Hunt, Marlene 9 Hunter, Howard 9 26 Hurt, Mary Jane 11 Huskey, Charles 11 Huskey, Sandra 10 Hyde, Cecil 10 Hyndman, Gary 10 Ingle, Judy 11 Ingle, Minnie 10 Ingle, Winnell 10 Iwanski, Don 9 Jackson, Craig 9 Jackson, Frederick 9 Jackson, Patrick 9 Jackson, Schenique 9 James, Carlton 9 James, Jo 10 Jennings, Eddie 10 Jewell, Mike 9 Jewell, Rusty 10 Johnson, Julie 9 Johnson, Kevin 11 Johnson, Myles 10 Johnson, Paul 11 Johnson, Regina 11 Johnson, Terry 9 Johnston, Patricia 10 Joiner, Hughey 10 Jones, Arby 9 Jones, Debbie 10 Jones, 'Wayne 11 Jones, Teresa 9 Jones, Tracy 10 Jordan, Anthony 10 Jordon, David 9 Jordan, Jan 11 Joyce, Jerry 9 Keefer, Cindy 11 Keener, Gina 9 Kelehear, Zach 10 Kelly, Laine 10 Kelly, Lee 10 Kemp, Willie 10 Kenemer, Brad 10 Kenemer, David 11 Kenemer, Kathy 10 Kennemer, Janis 11 Kennedy, Vicki 10 Kent, Kirk 10 King, Kay Anne 9 King, Kenneth 10 King, Mark 9 King, Russ 11 Kinnamon, Kim 10 Kinser, Vicky 9 Kirby, Janie 11 Kirk, Chip 9 Kirkland, Jimmy 10 27 Kirkpatrick, Chris 11 Kitchens, Russell 11 Kittle, Debbie 11 Kizer, Bill 9 Knowles, Brian 9 Lackey, Jay 11 Langford, Reid 10 Longley, Sharon 10 Langston, Susan 11 Lankford, Cynthia 9 Lankford, Sandra 10 Lanning, David 9 Lansing, Brooks 11 Law, Debbie 11 Lawson, Timmy 9 Ledford, Sherry 10 Lee, Debbie 11 Lee, Terri 9 Leiberman, Ricky 11 Lewis, Chris 10 Lingerfelt, Teena 11 Lingle, John 10 Lingo, Beth 11 Little, Laurie 10 Lloyd, Diane 10 Lokey, Renea 9 Lonchar, Vicki 9 London, Lee 9 Long, Becky 11 Long, Kathy 10 Long, Jackie 9 Long, Linda Gail 9 Long, Susan 10 Longley, Jr. 10 Longobardo, David 9 Looper, Glenn 10 Looper, Kay 10 Lord, Lynda 9 Lowe, Mike 11 Lowery, Carol 9 Luff man, Freda 11 Lumpkin, Pete 11 Lusk, Todd 9 Mack, Mary 9 Macon, Chinita 10 Macon, Laura 11 Macon, Louis 11 Macon, Marcus 11 Maier, Armin 9 Mangum, Russell 10 Manis, Cindy 9 Manley, Kathleen 9 Manly, Lisa 10 Manning, Johnetta 11 Manning, Terri 9 Mansfield, Yvonne 10 28 Markham, Vicki 9 Marr, Joyce 9 Marshall, Oeena 11 Marshall, Kendall 10 Martin, Marla 9 Martin, Mitch 10 Mason, John 10 Massingill, Cathy 11 Massingill, Ricky 9 Mathews, George 9 Mathews, James 9 Mauldin, Susan 10 Mavity, Howard 10 McClain, Chris 11 McClain, Kevin 10 McCoy, Brad 9 McCutcheon, Renee 11 McDade, Denise 11 Me Dade, Waymond 9 McDonald, David 10 McDowell, Stephanie 9 McFarland, Jim 11 McGowan, Dana 9 Me Han, Sue 11 McIntosh, Christi 9 McKone, Rosemary 10 McMillian, Peggy 10 McNally, Krista 10 Meager, Steve 10 Means, Hugh 11 Means, Phillip 10 Meltzer, David 11 Middleton, David 10 Miles, Kelly 10 Miller, Ashley 9 Miller, Felice 9 Miller, Johnny 11 Miller, Laura 9 Miller, Mark 10 Mills, Nancy 9 Millsap, Jan 10 Minor, Lynn 10 Mitchell, Eric 10 Mitchell, Jimmy 11 Mitchell, Mark 11 Mitchell, Terese 9 Montgomery, Arthur 11 Montgomery, Michael 9 Montgomery, Suzy 11 Montgomery, Thomas 11 Mooney, Ronald 9 Moore, Annette 10 Moore, Anthony 10 Moore, Freddie 10 Moore, Gary 11 Moore, John 9 29 Moore, Judy 10 Moore, Mack 10 Moore, Wesley 9 Morgan, Cathy 10 Morgan, Ray 9 Morris, Jetuiin 11 Morris, Mike 10 Morris, Susan 10 Morrison, Alisa 11 Morrison, Amy 9 Morrison, Carol 10 Morrison, Kermit 10 Moryl, Kathy 9 Mounts, Bob 10 Murphy, Susan 11 Mynatt, Pam 10 Nations, Andy 10 Neal, Charles 9 Nea'ey, James 10 Needham, Vernon 10 Nesbitt, Anna 10 NeSmith, Susan 11 Newton, Janice 10 Nickles, Maureen 10 Nix, Doug 9 Nix, Kim 9 Nix, Lane 9 Norton, Tommy 9 Norton, Vincent 11 Norville, Kathy 9 Norville, Debbie 11 Nowell, David 11 O'Donnell, Jim 10 Oechslin, Bill 11 Oechslin, John 10 Oglesby, Randy 10 Oliver, Richard 10 Oliver, Steve 9 Oliver, Steve 11 O'Mahoney, Eileen 11 O'Neal, Craig 9 O'Neal, Ginell 9 Oosterhoudt, Geoff 9 Orr, Davy 10 Orr, Mark 10 Owens, Ronnie 9 Page, Rhonda 11 Pangle, Annette 9 Pang Ie, Sandy 9 Pangle, Tina 9 Pankey, Cindy 9 Paradise, Bobby 9 Park, Marshall 11 Parker, Connie 10 Parker, Karen 10 Parks, Pamela 10 30 Parks, Phil 10 Parks, Sharon 9 Parsons, Ted 11 Part low, Tony 9 Pate, Laura 11 Patrick, Toni 10 Patterson, David 11 Patterson, James 9 Patterson, Tammy 10 Patterson, Tony 10 Patton, Edward 10 Payton, Margaret 9 Pedersen, Kathy 11 Peek, Rex 9 Pender, Kendall 9 Pennington, Morris 10 Pfeiffer, Donna 9 Phillips, Bobby 10 Phillips, Debbie 10 Phillips, Eric 10 Phillips, Marc 11 Phillips, Paul 9 Phillips, Russell 11 Phillips, Thomas 9 Pickard, Anita 11 Pickle, David 11 Pickle, Richard 10 Pirman, Kim 10 Pitts, Debbie 10 Plemons, Mike 10 Plott, Aleatha 11 Porter, Timothy 11 Postelle, Ronnie 11 Posten, Allen 9 Posten, Marsha 11 Powell, Clay 11 Powell, David 9 Pratt, Herbert 10 Pratt, Herman 9 Pullen, Johnny 10 Purvis, Kim 9 Purvis, Kim 10 Purvis, Pam 9 Quarles, Cobby 9 Quarles, Sandi 10 Raburn, Ricky 10 Ralston, Gary 9 Randolph, David 11 Randolph, Joe 9 Ray, Andrea 9 Redfearn, Beth 9 Redfearn, Paul 11 Redwine, David 10 Redwine, Harvey 11 Reece, AI 9 Reed, Cathy 9 31 Reid Marianne 11 Renz, Doug 9 Rhudy, Teresa 10 Richards, Johnathan 9 Richman, Larry 10 Rizer, Marc 11 Rizer, Mike 11 Rizo, Mike 10 Robbins, Alan 10 Robbs, Randy 9 Roberson, James 10 Roberts, Danalee 9 Roberts, Delinda 9 Roberts, Marianna 11 Robertson, Bob 9 Robertson, Geoff 11 Robins, Danny 11 Robinson, Lisa 10 Rockholt, Jan 9 Rogers, Anthony 10 Rogers, Christine 11 Rogers, Debbie 10 Rogers, Doug 10 Rogers, Eddie 11 Rogers, Larry 10 Rogers, Susan 9 Rollins, Chuck 10 Rosenthal, A Ian 9 Ross, Chuck 9 Rous, Dee Dee 10 Rowe, Jeff 9 Sapp, Mary Beth 9 Satterfield, Kenny 11 Scott, Susie 10 Scruggs, Tim 10 Seehorn, Joni 9 Sellers, Susan 9 Setter, Jeanne 9 Shaheen, DeDe 10 Sharpe, Lynne 10 Shavers, Deanna 11 Shaw, Bob 9 Shaw, Susan 11 Shepherd, Terry 9 Shook, Richard 9 Shook, Scott 10 Shope, Donna 10 Silvers, Tim 9 Simms, Chris 9 Simpson, Mark 9 Sims, Patricia 10 Sims, Scott 11 Sims, Tim 9 Sinnamon, Ray 9 Sisson, Debbie 10 Sisson, Steve 9 32 Sitton, Janet 9 Sligh, Beverly 10 Sloan, Rhonda 9 Smith, Bruce 11 Smith, Chris 9 Smith, Clark 11 Smith, George 11 Smith, Jeff 9 Smith, Jimmy 9 Smith, Karen 11 Smith, Mike 10 Smith, Ricky 11 Smith, Sandra 9 Smith, Scott 9 Smith, Steve 9 Smithey, Belinda 10 Smythers, Gail 9 Snell, Elizabeth 9 Snow, Randy 10 Snow, Tony 9 Snowden, Johnny 10 Sonenstein, Dianne 9 Sorrels, Steve 11 Souders, Pam 9 Souther, Mark 10 Souther, Mike 10 Sparks, Gail 10 Spaulding, Frank 9 Spencer, Jon 9 Sprowl, Raleigh 11 Stack, Luci 9 Stanfield, Terry 11 Starks, Tony 11 Staten, Ben 10 Steele, Anna 9 Steele, Jimmy 9 Stefanek, Jay 10 Stephen, Faith 11 Stevens, David 11 Stevens, Jack 9 Stone, Kim 10 Stone, Melissa 10 Storey, Kendall 11 Stuart, David 9 Stuart, Lynn 10 Swafford, George 11 Swafford, Keith 11 Swaim, Andrea 11 Swift, Lori 9 Summers, Davis 10 Taliaferro, Kate 9 Talley, Anita 9 Tarpley, Kim 9 Tate, Judy 9 Taylor, Debra 11 Taylor, Homer 9 33 Taylor, Johnny 10 Taylor, Lori 10 Teems, Danny 9 Thomas, Charlie 10 Thomas, Greta 9 Thomas, Nancy 11 Thomas, Timmy 9 Thomason, Janet 9 Thomason, Scott 11 Thompson, Allen 9 Thompson, Henry 9 Thompson, Lesa 10 Thompson, Susan 10 Threet, Cindy 9 Thurman, Steve 9 Thurston, Lee Ann 11 Toland, Jimmy 9 Townsend, Brad 9 Townsend, Greg 11 Travillian, Pam 9 Trimble, May 11 Trollinger, Mike 11 Trotter, Gregg 10 Tuck, Steve 9 Tucker, Cheryl 9 Tucker, Gregory 10 Tuckey, Joey 10 Tudor, Phillip 9 Turkett, Rhunae 11 Underwood, Bill 10 Underwood, Tim 10 Varnell, Marva 11 Vaughn, Kayren 9 Veasey, Jack 9 Veasey, Susan 11 Vineyard, Linda 10 Volhein, Mike 11 Wade, Sue 9 Walker, Eric 11 Walls, Jeff 11 Walker, Steve 9 Walsh, Lane 10 Walston, Carolyn 10 Walton, Ron 9 Ward, Danny 11 Ward, Tim 10 Ware, Steve 9 Warnack, Dennis 11 Waters, Edith 10 Waters, Jimmy 9 Waters, Tammy 9 Watkins, Jim 10 Watson, Bryan 11 Watson, Danny 9 Watson, Raymond 9 Watson, Sherry 10 34 Weaver, Maurice 11 Weaver, Ray 10 Weaver, Robert 9 Weaver, Rodney 11 Webb, Craig 11 Welch, Michael 9 Westmoreland, Carol 11 White, David 10 White, Linda 11 White, Vickie 11 Whitener, Deborah 10 Whitfield, Tim 11 Whiteside, William 11 Whitmire, De Wayne 9 Whitmire, Gerald 10 Whitworth, Bonnie 10 Wilder, Bryan 11 Wiley, Frank 11 Williams, Connie 9 Williams, Joyce 11 Williams, Judy 11 Williams, Kathy 11 Williams, Stan 11 Williams, Wim 9 Willis, Bo 11 Willis, Gary 9 Willis, Kalvin 9 Wills, Cathy 10 Wills, Chris 11 Wilson, Carla 11 Wilson, Debra 10 WiIson, James 9 Wimpey, David 9 Wimpy, Kenny 9 Witherow, Gail 10 Wofford, Frank 10 Wofford, Peggy 9 Wofford, Randy 10 Wood, Debbie 10 Wood, Michael 11 Wood, Robert 11 Woodring, Neva 11 Woody, Lewis 10 Wright, Cathy 9 Wright, Henderson 10 Wright, Laura 9 Wrinkle, Patricia 10 Wrinkle, Ray 9 Wynn, Debra 9 Wyrick, Rita 11 Yeager, Gary 9 Young, Beverly 10 Young, Jim 9 Youngerman, Marcia 9 Zbar, Lane 10 Zompakos, Michael 9 35 37 Through These Doors Walk the Men of Dalton High . . . That Dog'll hunt . . . Hey-Hey-Hey! It's hump day at Jax State . . . 1-2-3 Get those Bulldogs! Bet those Bulldogs! Get those Bulldogs! . . . BREAKDOWN!! . . . Handsome Harold . . . This team should be undefeated . . . Make your own luck . . . GO-GO-GO-GO-GO! . . . 0 ski e! . . . Waterhead! . . . Use It or Lose It ... Go BIG RED! . . . Catamount Health Club ... I told you something good was going to happen to this team . . . What are you doing after the game? . . . Ya'II country bumpkins . . . The CAT . . . All for one - one for all - Hey- Get'em-Hey! ... Do we wear red or white tonight? ... I hate shooting foul shots ... I'm glad we have a game tonight so we won't have practice ... Do we have to run 10 laps today, Sharpe? ... All the way to State! . . . Are you happy? . . . Those Refereeees!! . . . 23-0! GO! RED! GO! . . . How many sprints do we have to run? ... My legs hurt ... I dread going to camp! . . . Who else is going to pitch? . . . Did Crutchie get to play any? . . . Three up, three down . . . Get a hit! . . . You've got to pay the price . . . Enthusiam creates Momentum ... I wouldn't swap quality for quanity . . . What's our schedule today? . . . Have you got a warm-up suit? . . . Hey, Hey, Hey, that dog'll hunt . . . FORE! . . . When do we tee off? . . . What are Scorettes? . . . This pool water is hotter than my bath water . . . Let's go get a pizza! 39 FOOTBALL '75 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW-Mgr. Jr. Longley, Mike Rizer, Steve Smith, Carl Griggs, George Swafford, Bryan Hair, Kendall Harkins, Dana Biddle, Harold Baker, Robert Barksdale, Mark Smith, Greg Baker, Chris Kirkpatrick, Mgr. Mark Heller. SECOND ROW-Tommy Farmer, Scotty Bonds, Bryan Henton, Pete Lumpkin, Tim Olds, James Patterson, Mark Miller, Jeff Biddle, Hartsell Long, Kenny Kistner, John Carson, Greg Townsend, Tim Chesser, David Blaylock, Billy Dillard, Trainer Jim Hollway. THIRD ROW-Coach Bill Mc- Manus, Coach Bill Chappell, Coach Hayden Wagers, Crutchie Crutchfield, Tommy Cornelison, Johnny Ellenburg, Bucky Cope, David Middleton, Ken Renz, Tom Daniel, Scott Sellers, Tris Smith, Ray Dunn, Whit Joyner, George Woods, Mark Lane, Coach Ronnie McClurg, Coach Carlton Guthrie. VARSITY FOOTBALL RECORD DALTON OPP. 6 Rossville 13 0 East Rome 14 33 Lafayette 0 0 Chattooga 6 14 Coosa 14 27 Ringgold 6 27 Lakeview 0 21 Calhoun 0 7 West Rome 14 26 Baylor 20 AWARDS Sportsmanship- Tris Smith Scholastic- Whit Joyner Leadership- Kenny Kistner VARSITY COACHES Hayden Wagers, Bill McManus, Bill Chappell-Head coach, Carlson Guthrie, Ronnie McClurg.____________________________________________________ 40 B-TEAM FOOTBALL FIRST ROW-Jay Burgess, Mike Souther, Bob Mounts, Brad Goodson, Phillip Parks, Jim Brown, Richard Bishop. SECOND ROW-Asst. Coach Bob Chapman, Vernon Needham, Tim Gordon, John Chamblee, David Groover, David McDonald, Scott Shook, Mike Plemons, Jim Watkins. THIRD ROW-Head Coach David Evans, Tony Hampton, Ed Bolden, William Blanch, Tommy Foster, Billy Garrison, Zach Kelehear, Freddie Moore, Mack Moore, John Hardin, Bo Willis, Asst. Coach Doyle Grizzell. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL FIRST ROW-Steve Thurman, Doug Renz, Armin Maier, Jimmy Waters, Steve Tuck, Doug Hayes, Jimmy Toland, Jack Veasey, Rob Cox. SECOND ROW-Gordon Austin, Lee London, Mike Jewell, David Wimpy, Jeff Houston, Gary Bramblett, Terry Johnson, Alan Thompson, Tim Boggs, Chris Smith, Phillip Curtin, Mark Simpson. THIRD ROW-Brian Knowles, Steve Smith, Jeff Chaney, Alan Bramlett, Freddie Arnold, Kevin Bradshaw, Bob Shaw, Tony Partlow, Jim Young, John Moore, William Williams, Robert Weaver. FRESHMAN COACHES Terry Sweeney-Head Freshman Coach; David Cady. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL RECORD DALTON OPP. 14 Rossville 14 16 Lafayette 0 12 Chattooga 12 14 Bradley Co. 0 28 Ringgold 6 24 Calhoun 8 12 Cleveland 13 B-TEAM RECORD DALTON OPP. DALTON OPP 18 Rossville 8 2 Lakeview 0 18 Lafayette 0 2 Calhoun 0 28 Murray Co. 0 8 Baylor 21 22 Chattooga 14 4 Rossville 0 34 Ringgold 12 41 1. Dalton High Band files in as another football game gets underway. 2. Dalton Catamounts come roaring out of the field house to start pregame activities. 3. Coach BILL CHAPPELL talks with official before game gets started. 4. SHANE QUARLES intensly watches as Cat- amounts go to work. 5. Dalton High's Cheerleaders perform, leading fans in support. 6. Coach RONNIE McCLURG directs team in its pregame exercises. 43 ROSSVILLE: Dalton opened the 1974 sea- son at home with disappointing defeat by arch rival Rossville, 13-6. Depth and first game mistakes were evident factors in the loss. EAST ROME: The Catamounts suffered their second straight defeat at the hands of the East Rome G ladiators, 14-0. For the first time in years, Dalton dropped its first two games. LAFAYETTE: The Catamounts opened the 6-AA region slate with a resounding 33-0 victory over Lafayette. With spirits running high, both offense and defense sparkled. CHATTOOGA: In a heartbreaking 6-0 de- feat by Chattooga, Dalton's squads com- pletely dominated the game, but were un- able to score. However, brighter lights were obviously in the future. COOSA: Playing host to the Coosa Eagles, Dalton battled to a 14-14 stalemate. Still with only one victory, the Catamounts re- grouped for the upcoming game with Ringgold and a new start. RINGGOLD: The Catamounts, playing their most impressive game of the year, outclassed the host Ringgold Tigers, defeating them 27-6. Dalton dominated in every phase of the game, with the total statistics proving the point. LAKE VIEW: Playing before the 1954 Honor Class for this year's Homecoming, Dalton put on an impressive show, soundly defeating the Lakeview Warriors 2 7-0. This game showed the Catamount's best play of the year. CALHOUN: In its last region game, Dalton shut out the invading Yellow Jackets 21-0. This boosted Dalton's overall record to 4-3-1 and 4-1 in region play. WEST ROME: Traveling to meet the power- ful West Rome Chieftain, Dalton fell 14-7 in a hard hitting contest. With but one game left, Dalton regrouped for its season finale against the Baylor Red Raiders. BAYLOR: For the seniors it was their last game as a Catamount. For the team, the last of the season. As Dalton invaded Bay- lor's home field, little hope was in the hearts of many; except the Dalton Cata- mounts. Throwing away all inhibitions, the Catamounts played their most superb game of the year. Taking the fight to their side of the line, the offense scored 26 points while the defense held Baylor on many key places. It was the way to end a season. 44 BAYLOR I IQ 35 4 3 1. Catamount offense gets a breather during time out against league foe, Calhoun. 2. Defensive stalwart GREG TOWNSEND takes it easy as offense performs. 3. Baylor scoreboard tells the story. 4. Safety RAY DUNN (26) looks for running room after interception of Ringgold pass. 5. JOHNNY ELLENBURG (27) is finally brought down by Lakeview defender after long gain. 45 46 1. Hartsell Long (55) closes on East Rome running back. 2. Dalton players HAROLD BAKER (62), BRIAN HENTON (80), and CHRIS KIRKPATRICK (83) take field as Dalton goes on defense. 3. HAROLD BAKER (62) and TRIS SMITH (77) talk about game during a brief rest. 4. Coach BILL CHAPPEL L walks between rows of players and their parents as pregame ceremonies mark the Calhoun game as the first annual Parent's Night. 5. WHIT JOYNER (52), RAY DUNN (26), and SCOTT SELLERS (63) express their feelings during Dalton's 27-6 victory over Ringgold. 6. Dalton defender RAY DUNN (26) tackles West Rome running back, Harper Brown. 7. Members of the varsity squad watch during Pep Session as cheerleaders lead the high school support. 8. COACH CHAPPELL discusses plays and tactics with quarterback KENNY KISTNER (14) on one of many such occasions. 47 1. Head Freshman Coach TERRY SWEENEY seeks advice from the pressbox as Assistant coach DAVID CADY eyes the crowd. 2. Quarterback MAC MOORE is caught from behind by Rossville defender. 3. B-Team Cheerleaders cheer B-Team to victory over Rossville. 4. Head Coach DAVID EVANS gives encouragement as teammates look on. 5. Airborne Freshman JEFFREY CHANEY grabs the bomb while in the grasp of a Cleveland, Tennessee defender. 6. All eyes are on the field as Assistant Coach DOYLE GRIZZELL ponders the situation. 1. Dalton's GREG BAKER (54) goes up for basket in Dalton's defeat over Lakeview. 2. Dalton Girls watch during Pep Session as the school shows its support. 3. JIMMY HOWELL (5) shoots over Chattooga defender during Region Play-Off competition. 4. Dalton Boys hold banner during halftime of Christmas Tournament game, expressing season hopes. 5. In Dalton's second dishing-out of loses to Murray County, JIMMY HOWELL (5) adds two points to final Dalton talley. 6. JEAN FINNEY, with an unusual expression on her face, moves to the basket during a regular season game for the girls. 51 30YS VARSITY RECORD DA LTON OPP. 82 Eastbrook 43 80 Ringgold 61 61 Lakeview 41 79 Murray Co. 71 61 Chattooga 49 78 Lafayette 61 81 Calhoun 66 118 Westside 50 105 Dade Co. 52 86 Lafayette 58 109 Eastbrook 50 86 Murray Co. 73 75 Cass 67 68 Lakeview 51 123 Westside 44 74 Ringgold 54 73 Lafayette 61 69 Calhoun 59 75 N. Whitfield 55 72 Chattooga 63 76 N. Whitfield 63 87 Cass 65 109 Westside 48 WESTSIDE CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT 118 Westside 50 105 Dade Co. 52 86 Lafayette 58 REGION TOURNAMENT 68 Chattooga 69 BOYS B-TEAM RECORD DA LTON OPP. 52 Eastbrook 37 56 Ringgold 21 38 Lakeview 36 53 Murray Co. 42 48 Chattooga 34 57 Lafayette 66 58 Calhoun 54 50 Eastbrook 34 55 Murray Co. 37 63 Cass 62 54 Lakeview 36 69 Westside 12 62 Ringgold 35 56 Lafayette 58 70 N. Whitfield 47 79 N. Whitfield 66 52 Westside 27 FRESHMAN BOYS RECORD DA LTON OPP. 52 Lafayette 45 64 N. Whitfield 25 67 Cleveland 63 61 Murray Co. 35 60 Cleveland 56 64 Murray Co. 52 78 Eastbrook 45 54 Layfayette 53 64 N. Whitfield 44 73 Eastbrook 43 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: FIRST ROW-Mgr. Anthony Blackwell, Ollie Harris, Bo Willis, David Randolph, Randy Bryant, Louis Macon, David Patterson. SECOND ROW-Coach Bob Chapman, James Jordan, John Ham, Lane Jackson, Jeff Walls, Jimmy Howell, Greg Baker, Trainer Jim Hollway. BOYS B-TEAM: FIRST ROW-Anthony Jordan, Clinton Hampton, Ray Weaver, Dana Biddle, Ollie Harris, Richard Awtrey. SECOND ROW-Mgr. Mark Simpson, Randy Hathcock, Zach Kelehear, David Middleton, Larry Rogers, Scottie Bonds, Mark Miller. Coach Scott Brackett. 52 FRESHMAN BOYS. FIRST ROW-Terry Davis, Lee London, Kendall Pender, Steve Thurman, Sparky Hewitt, Jeff Smith, William Beavers, Chris Howell, Jimmy Harris, Mgr. SECOND ROW-Chuck Ross, James Hamtpon, Jeff Chaney, Bob Shaw, Ray Sinnamon, Tony Partlow, Brady Dillard, Craig Benedict, Coach Charles Gwynn. Not pictured-Steve Smith, Gordon Austin. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: FIRST ROW-Johnetta Manning, Susan Morris, Angie Flack, Vickie White, Jean Finney. SECOND ROW- Juanita Johnson, Shirley Vaughn, Denise Newton, JoEllen Middleton, Marsha Posten, Debbie Cochran. THIRD ROW-Coach Glenn Masters, Mgr. Chris Follachio, Shelly Baker, Kelly Miles, Mary Jane Hurt, Jane Cox, Mgr. Sylvia Richards, Asst. Coach Marilyn Sharp. Not pictured- Donna Ellis. GIRLS B-TEAM AND FRESHMAN: FIRST ROW-Tammy Cagle, Dorenda Baker, Andrea Chappell, Chinita Macon, Jeannine Darnell. SECOND ROW-Vicki Lonchar, Mgr. Cathy Wills, Barbara Gregory, Angela Grimes, Amy Morrison, Sharon Langley, Teresa Mitchell, Pam Purvis, Mary Ellen Doyle, Kate Taliaferro, Terry Bramlett, Becky Bramlett, Debbie Phillips. _________ ________________ AWARDS BOYS VARSITY MVP-Jimmy Howell Sportsmanship-Jeff Walls Mr. Team-Greg Baker Best Def. Player-John Ham Best Rebounder- Lane Jackson BOYS B-TEAM MVP-Ollie Harris Best Def. Player-Ray Weaver Most Improved-Randy Hathcock BOYS FRESHMAN MVP-Tony Part low Best Def. Player-Jeff Chaney Sportsmanship-William Beavers GIRLS VARSITY MVP-Juanita Johnson Best Def. Player-Jane Cox Best Off. Player-Jean Finney Best Off. Player-Marsha Posten Sportsmanship-Shirley Vaughn Sportsmanship-Denise Newton GIRLS B-TEAM MVP-Terry Bramlett Sportsmanship-Mary Ellen Doyle GIRLS FRESHMAN MVP-Pam Purvis GIRLS VARSITY RECORD DA LTON OPP. 59 Eastbrook 53 65 Ringgold 55 39 Lakeview 52 62 Murray Co. 47 57 Chattooga 33 56 Lafayette 36 76 Calhoun 33 61 Eastbrook 53 63 Murray Co. 52 55 Cass 71 46 Lakeview 39 52 Westside 54 43 Ringgold 42 52 Lafayette 31 56 Calhoun 44 42 N. Whitfield 37 52 Chattooga 50 47 N. Whitfield 44 38 Cass 55 69 Westside 73 WESTSIDE CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT 75 Lafayette 51 55 N. Whitfield 47 77 Eastbrook 56 REGION 6 AA TOURNAMENTS 46 N. Whitfield 31 55 Ringgold 38 STATE CLASS AA NORTH TOURNAMENTS 46 Archer 44 69 Monroe Area 60 STATE AA TOURNAMENTS 50 Swainsboro 59 61 Stephens Co. 58 GIRLS B DALTON -TEAM RECORD OPP 37 Eastbrook 28 41 Ringgold 45 29 Lakeview 24 32 Murray Co. 34 25 Chattooga 33 31 Calhoun 34 32 Eastbrook 19 20 Murray Co. 18 22 Cass 52 32 Lakeview 25 31 Westside 13 40 Ringgold 36 21 N. Whitfield 26 36 Chattooga 26 44 N. Whitfield 24 20 Westside 46 FRESHMAN GIRLS RECORD 32 N. Whitfield 35 33 Lafayette 18 25 Murray Co. 31 34 Murray Co. 31 43 Eastbrook 33 28 N. Whitfield 32 53 1. Dalton's KELLY MILES eyes basket as she prepares to shoot. 2. MARSHA POSTEN (40) looks toward basket in Ringgold game. 3. COACH GLENN MASTERS and ASSISTANT COACH MARILYN SHARP give Kitty- mounts tips during time out. 4. Lane Jackson (32) defends against Chattooga in region tournament. 5. Dalton's RODNEY WEAVER (43) aims and shoots against Murray County. 6. Dalton cheerleaders seek spirit and participation from the crowd. 55 EASTBROOK: Going into the first game of the season, the Dalton girls pulled out of a nerve racking game against Eastbrook. The Dalton boys breezed by the Mustangs 82-43. RINGGOLD: Facing the only defeat of the previous year, the Kittymounts swept past Ringgold, 65-55. The Cat- amounts romped the visiting Tigers 50-61. LAKEVIEW: The Warriorettes spoiled thoughts of an unde- feated season by beating the Kittymounts 52-39. The Cats picked up their third straight, easily rolling past Lakeview. MURRAY CO.: Facing the Indians was an easy win for the girls, but a more phy- sical game was seen as the Cats pulled out of a close victory defeating the host team 79-71. CHATTOOGA: Both the girls and boys emerged victorious in hard fought games against the visiting Chattooga squad. LAFAYETTE: A sixth victory was chalked up by the Cata- mounts as they swept past Lafayette by a score of 78-61. CALHOUN: Both squads showed much talent as a vic- tory was easily gained over the host Yellow Jackets. WESTSIDE CHRISTMAS TOURNEY: Both teams re- turned to the Christmas Tour- nament as solid favorites. The Kittymounts proved very powerful by defeating La- fayette 75-51, North Whit- field 55-47, and triumphed over Eastbrook in the finals 77-56. The Catamounts up- ended opponents Westside 118-50, Dade Co. 105- 52 and Lafayette, 86-58, to take the crown. EASTBROOK: A second tri- umph came for Catamounts and Kittymounts as well, over the visiting Mustangs. MURRAY CO.: A packed house of over 1,100 cheer- ing fans, watched the Kitty- mounts take their eighth vic- tory in nine outings. The Catamounts took control over the Indians and won number nine, 86-73. CASS: Powerful Cass stopped the Kittymounts by a margin of 71-55. The Catamounts paced to another big victory by the score of 75-67. LAKEVIEW: Revenge was taken as the Kittymounts put it to the visiting Warriorettes, 46-39. Many players saw action as the boys romped past Lakeview 68-51. WESTSIDE: The third defeat of the season was dealt to the Kittymounts by a sur- prising Westside squad. How- 56 1. Dalton's JEFF WA L LS (15) goes to the hoop against West Side in Christmas Tournament. 2. JUANITA JOHNSON (55) drives against Murray County defender. 3. Head COACH BOB CHAPMAN instructs DAVID PATTERSON during time out. 4. Kittymount stalwart SHIRLEY VAUGHN shoots Ja ir ho lunnc r rjam arnumg ever, the Cats embarrassed the visiting Rockets by re- cording a 123-44 victory. RINGGOLD: A shaky one point triumph came for the Kittymounts as they defeated the host team Ringgold 43- 42. The undefeated Cata- mounts did not let up as they won their 13th straight. LAFAYETTE: Both Dalton squads turned back the visit- ing Ramblers for the third time of the season, easily winning both games. CALHOUN: Playing at the Omni proved no pressure for the strong Kittymounts. A much closer contest assisted the undefeated Cats, but they came out on top 69-59. NORTH WHITFIELD: The Kittymounts were too power- ful for the revenge seeking Pioneers, as they triumphed 42-37. The undefeated Catamounts coasted to a 75-55 win. CHATTOOGA: The Cata- mounts took their 2Oth straight over league foe Chat- tooga, after the Kittymounts slipped by the host Indians, 52-50. NORTH WHITFIELD: Another cage victory came as the in- vading Kittymounts defeated the North Whitfield girls. A strong game once again put the powerful Cats past the host team. CASS: Only the fourth de- feat of the year came as the Kittymounts fell to a highly regarded Cass team, but the Cats proved big with another victory. WESTS IDE: A highly dream- ed of, undefeated season, came true as the boys de- feated the Rockets 109-48. Once again the Rockettes surprised the visiting Kitty- mounts, 73-69. REGION 6-AA TOURNA- MENTS: The Kittymounts proved true to the challenge, while being seated number one in Ringgold, powered past league foes North Whit- field and Ringgold, 46-31, and 55-38 respectively. The top seated Cats were not so fortunate as they were upset by powerful Chattooga 69- 68. STATE CLASS AA NORTH TOURNAMENTS: Tournament pressure proved good for the state bound Kittymounts as they squeeked by Archer 46- 44. The tourney crown was captured by defeating Monroe Area 69-60. STATE CLASS AA FINALS: The Kittymounts fell in their bid for the State champion- ship as they were defeated by Swainsboro 59-50, but came back strongly and defeated Stephens Co. to capture a third place ranking. 57 58 1. LEWIS MACON (10) holds ball while being guarded by two Ringgold defenders. 2. Dalton Basketballer BO WILLIS (14) drives to the Basket against West Side. 3. LANE JACKSON (32) leaps high for jumb ball against Ringgold. 4. JUANITA JOHNSON (55) and JEAN FINNEY (22) pull down rebound against rival Ringgold. 5. Dalton Cheerleaders map out diagram of positions in preparation for a cheer. 6. MARSHA POSTEN makes ready for a move while being closely guarded by Cass defender. 59 1. MARCUS ANDERSON sets fast pace at start of mile run. 2. Coach DAVID EVANS gives instructions during an afternoon practice. 3. KEN RENZ, HAROLD BAKER, and TIM OLDS warm up on the hurdles before a track meet. 4. DEBBIE LAW shows signs of victory as she nears the finish line. 5. DOUG RENZ, HAROLD BAKER, and DAVID BLAYLOCK prepare to leave for an out-of-town meet. 6. Much determination is shown as CHINITA MACON, MARLENE HUNT, DARLENE HUNT, and KIM PURVIS practice sprints. 7. Track officials compare times after a running event. 61 1. Dalton trackster ROV PAINTER goes high to clear bar in the high jump. 2. Girls track star DEBBIE LAW looks ahead in preparation for start of the race. 3. Pole vaulter STEVE FARROW gets up and over bar at a home track meet. 4. CHINITA MACON shows good form in the broad jump in hopes of a long jump. 5. School record holder MARCUS ANDERSON shows running endurance in the two mile run. 6. Dalton Scorettes KATHY SATTERFIELD (L) and CINDY BROWN work hard at one of many home track meets. 7. TOM DANE L (R) sprints to finish line on the last leg of Dalton relay. 63 TRACK TEAM FIRST ROW-Doug Renz, Clyde Rogers, Bucky Cope. SECOND ROW-Paul Johnson, Marc Phillips, James Jordon, Mark Miller, Chris McClain, James Thurman, Steve Smith, Jeff Houston, Marcus Anderson, Greg Glasscock, David Anderson. THIRD ROW- Mgr. Tommy Farmer, Craig Jackson, Freddie Moore, William Beavers, Bob Shaw, Marcus Macon, Phil Parks, Andy Nations, Scott Farrow, Blair LaVelle, Mike Hankins, Jack Veasey. FOURTH ROW-Coach Bill McManus, Mike Rizer, Mike Williams, Brian Henton, Pete Lumpkin, Johnny Shavers, Brad Goodson, Eric Carleson, Steve Farrow, Tim Olds, John Lingle, Rusty Elrod, Coach Ronnie McClurg. FIFTH ROW-Dana Biddle, Tom Harden, Reid Langford, William Blosch, Tom Daniel, Jim Hollway, Bo Willis, Jim Young, Kevin Bradshaw, Eric Phillips. SIXTH ROW-Kenny Kistner, Zach Kelehear, Ken Renz, Harold Baker, Johnny Ellenburg, David Middleton, Greg Townsend, Tris Smith, Keith Fulghum, David Blaylock. AWARDS Most Valuable P layer- Harold Baker Most Valuable Field- Johnny Ellenburg Most Improved- Marcus Macon Most Valuable Runner- Tom Daniel Sportmanship- Keith Fulghum 64 TRACK RECORD SCORETTES DALTON OPP. 190 5 6 Cartersville 134 1 3 N. Whitfield 51 1 3 Gordon Lee 83 1 2 Lakeview 30 207 2 3 Ringgold 91 Lakeview 73 Rossville 63 1 3 Model 44 128 1 2 Cartersville 62 1 2 N. Whitfield 25 115 Lafayette 20 95 Ringgold 40 124 WestRome 120 Cass 52 Coosa 31 163 5 6 East Rome 148 1 6 Cartersville 100 Rossville 45 Murray Co. 31 105 1 3 Calhoun 102 1 8 Gordon Lee 30 N. Whitfield 12 1 3 112 1 2 N. Whitfield 23 1 2 DALTON ROTARY INVITATIONAL 36 West Rome 94 Calhoun 72 Marietta 69 McEachern 54 1 2 Douglas Co. 50 South Cobb 23 Ringgold 17 Cartersville 15 Lakeview 14 Lafayette 12 Cass 12 Rossville 10 N. Whitfield 9 1 2 Cedar Shoals 9 Cleveland, Tenn. REGION 0 153 Calhoun 172 Ringgold 54 Lafayette 37 N. Whitfield 37 Lakeview 30 Chattooga 0 LAFAYETTE INVITATIONAL 6th out of 15 teams FIRST ROW-JoEllen Middleton, Kathy Satterfield. SECOND ROW-Cindy Brown, Mary Jane Hurt. THIRD ROW-Brenda Hopper, Nicki Cooper. 65 1975 BASEBALL RECORD DALTON OPP 13 Rossville 10 0 Wheeler 22 9 N. Whitfield 6 10 R inggold 4 1 Chattooga 4 5 Lafayette 1 5 Calhoun 6 12 Lakeview 5 3 N. Whitfield 12 3 R inggold 4 12 Chattooga 13 3 Lafayette 4 2 Lakeview 5 11 Calhoun 2 66 BASEBALL 75 FIRST ROW-Scott Broadrick, Jeff Walls, Davis Summers, Mike Volhein, Crutchle Crutchfield, Kelly McClain, SECOND ROW-Tommy Cornelison, Kendall Harkins, Tom Daniel, Jimmy Howell, Whit Joyner, Jeff Biddle, Jay Biddle-Batboy. THIRD ROW-Coach David Cady, Dana Biddle, Bryan Hair, Mark Lane, Mitch Martin, Craig Benedict, Chris Howell. Not pictured-Coach Scott Brackett. MVP-Jeff Walls MVP-Whit Joyner 1. Dalton Baseballers find entertainment to pass the time. 2. JEFF WALLS (14) winds and throws as short stop WHIT JOYNER (12) looks on. 3. Second Baseman DAVIS SUMMERS (4) gets ready for infield play. 4. KENDA LL HARKINS (6) takes big swing in Dalton's contest with Chattooga. 5. COACH DAVID CADY holds conference on mound with TOMMY CORNELISON (18) and others. 67 £ 1. Coaches CADY (17) and BRACKETT return to dugout after pregame warmup. 2. SCOTT BROADRICK (7) is thrown out in close play at first base. 3. Teammates watch as action takes place on the field. 4. MARK LANE (19) (where is Crutchie?) rounds first base after base hit. 5. Catcher MITCH MARTIN gets ready for play as umpire looks on. 6. JEFF BIDDLE (11) is ready at the plate as MARK LANE watches. 69 TENNIS 75 BOYS TENNIS RECORD LTON OPP. 7 Calhoun 2 5 Murray Co. 4 7 Lakeview 2 5 Lafayette 4 8 Ringgold 1 6 Lakeview 3 8 Chattooga 1 8 Ringgold 1 9 Chattooga 0 4 Lafayette 5 8 Calhoun 1 REGION 6 A A Champs AWARDS Most Valuable Player Bill Carroll Region Doubles Metals Bill Carroll and Martin Conner FIRST ROW-Craig Davison, Richard Shook, Sam Gordon, Ray Wrinkle, John Oechslin, Robert Cherof, Stevie Miller, Mel Abernathy. SECOND ROW-Bill Oechslin, Eric Walker, Mark Lusk, Guy Abernathy, Ricky Lieberman, Donnie Cole, Eddie Gibson, Welton Davison. THIRD ROW-David Randolph, Rodney Weaver, Randy Bryant, Greg Baker, Martin Conner, Randy Greenway, Chris Curtin, Bill Carroll, Mark Mitchell, Coach Doyle Grizzell._____________________________________________________________ 70 FIRST ROW-Ann Ford, Debbie Lee, Sissi Carroll, Pam Purvis, Debbie Phillips, Kelly Miles, Amy Morrison. SECOND ROW-Lou Ann Boozer, Laura Bailey, Debbie Cochran, Laine Kelly, Shirley Vaughn, Marsha Posten, Coach Marilyn Sharp. GIRLS TENNIS RECORD DALTON OPP 8 Murray Co. 1 9 Lakeview 0 8 Murray Co. 1 5 Lafayette 4 4 Brainard 5 8 Calhoun 1 REGION 6AA Champs AWARDS Region Singles Metal Marsha Posten Region Doubles Metals Shirley Vaughn and Kelly Miles 1. MARTIN CONNER advances toward a low volley in a season match. 2. After taking a stroke, BIL L CARROL L quickly gets into position again. 3. LOU ANN BOOZER watches the ball after a tough backhand shot. 4. SHIRLEY VAUGHN looks on as her doubles partner KELLY MILES prepares for a forehand. 71 1. CHRIS CURTIN prepares for action as he studies his opponent's form. 2. SHIRLEY VAUGHN leaps for a high volley in a tennis match. 3. Members of the boys tennis team relax as they await the beginning of their match. 4. LOU ANN BOOZER and SISSI CARROLL dis- cuss their double plans during a match. 73 GIRLS SOFTBALL AND TRACK VARSITY GIRLS SOFTBALL TEAM: FIRST ROW-Paula Adams, Terri Manning, Debbie Hanes, Jeannine Darnell, Kim Tarpley. SECOND ROW-Sylvia Richards, Tammy Cagle, Patsy Wrinkle, Faith Stephens, Eliska Hogan. Not Pictured-Juanita Johnson, Kathy Williams.--------------------------------------------------------------------------- — VARSITY AWARDS MVP-Eliska Hogan Most Improved-Tammy Cagle Best Batting-Sylvia R ichards Sportsmanship-Eliska Hogan B-TEAM AWARDS MVP-Anna Arthur Most Improved-Jeannine Faus cette Best Batting-Audrey Childress Sportsmanship-Anna Arthur B-TEAM GIRLS SOFTBALL: FIRST ROW-Kim Carroll, Rhonda Sloan, Audrey Childress, Joyce Hooker, Jeannine Fauscette. SECOND ROW-Anna Arthur, Miriam Grant, Susan Thompson, Tami Bond, Sharon Langley, Laura Wright. 74 VARSITY SOFTBALL RECORD DALTON OPP 15 Eastbrook 14 5 Eastbrook 11 16 Valley Point 5 11 Valley Point 10 4 N. Whitfield 5 11 N. Whitfield 12 GIRLS TRACK TEAM: FIRST ROW-Jana Brock, Lynne Sharpe, Renee Hollingsworth, Mary Jane Hurt, Anita Pickard, Susan Shaw, Kim Mayo, Michelle Mainor, Robyn Greene, Julie Farmer, Julie Johnson. SECOND ROW-Terry Bramlett, Becky Bramlett, Jan Jordan, Debbie Law, Laurie Little, Teresa Bingham, Denise Newton, Jean Finney, Cindy Keefer, Eileen O'Mahoney, Karen Henry, Felice Miller, Coach David Evans. Not pictured-Marsha Posten, Kim Purvis, Darlene Hunt, Marlene Hunt, Shelbie Parks, Delinda Roberts, Vicki Lonchar, Chinita Macon. GIRLS TRACK RECORD DALTON OPP. 64 Ringgold 10 Lakeview 35 89 Calhoun 37 75 Ringgold 34 Lakeview 33 90 Murray Co. 47 66 1 2 Gilmer Co. 59 1 2 Murray Co. 15 64 Ringgold 53 Lakeview 15 52 1 2 Gilmer Co. 56 1 2 105 Mt. Berry 60 Red Bud 57 Valley Point 6 REGION 6 AA TRACK MEET 202 Ringgold 132 Lakeview 16 STATE AA TRACK MEET 11th place in a 31-team field TRACK AWARDS MVP-Debbie Law Most Outstanding Runner-Darlene Hunt Most Outstanding Field-Jean Finney Most Improved-Shane Quarles 75 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: FIRST ROW-Jim Caldwell, Frank Digiogia, Craig Jackson, Kendall Pender, Mike Bradley, David Green, Steve Walker. SECOND ROW-Dennis Warnack, Blair LaVelle, Marcus Anderson, Greg Glasscock, Craig Covington, Eric Carlson, Geoff Oosterhoudt, Coach Don Bell. ____________________________________________________________________________________ CROSS COUNTRY RECORD DALTON OPP 42 Lafayette 20 34 Calhoun 23 34 Lafayette 22 34 Rossville 22 31 N. Whitfield 25 44 N. Whitfield 17 44 Cass 19 23 Cartersville 34 44 Cass 19 AWARDS Most Valuable Runner- Marcus Anderson Most Improved- Eric Carlson GOLF RECORD DALTON OPP. 306 Lafayette 287 316 Calhoun 318 Lafayette 305 156 Cartersville 153 311 Calhoun 309 Lafayette 298 N. Whitfield 32 7 314 Spray berry 300 Cartersville 305 Lafayette 307 Woodward 323 Calhoun 325 295 Calhoun 301 309 N. Whitfield 337 149 Lafayette 146 Calhoun 155 REGION DALTON OPP. 305 Lafayette 297 Calhoun 305 76 GOLF TEAM GOLF TEAM: Richard Awtrey, Jim Bray, Mark Orr, Mack Moore, John Ham, Scott Sellers, Jeff Houston, Ray Dunn. SWIM TEAM SWIM TEAM: Craig Davison, Laurie Hall, Eddie Gibson, John Chamblee, Jim McFarland, Cathi Weaver, Guy Abernathy, Laurie Little, Maureen Nickles, Doug Renz, Sissi Carroll, Berna Blackburn, Karen Smith, Jennifer Crowe, Coach Dan Cochran. 77 Have you bought a ticket to the FCA Hop? . . . Don't forget to buy your annual . . . Oh, my skirt is falling off . . . Did I forget my bloomers again? ... We had five games to cheer for this week! . . . Have you started the Sports section yet? . . . Did you make some signs this week? . . . Where were you at break? . . .Our deadline is tomorrow! . . . Whose mother is driving to the game? . . . Did you sell any mums today? . . . Nobody told ME we had practice . . . Who is that carnation from? . . . How do you turn this microphone on? . . .Do we need our folders? ... Is this the imperfect tense? ... Did you go to International Night? ... I don't have time to put my hair up! . . . Where did I put that layout? . . . Don't lay out of band anymore! . . . Why are all these girls walking around with flowers? . . . Copperate, you stupid drummers! . . . Boppin' Bill has planned another hop . . . Boy's Colorguard?! ? . . Come on, altos! . . . Are we going to have a float this year? . . . Hola! Que Tal? . . . Y-Notes . . . Did you see the Trophy Case? . . . This uniform looks terrible on me ... Do the Hi-Lights come out today? . . . But Mr. Bell, no- body plays basketball THAT early in the morning! . . . Hey Mrs. Nysewander, we've gone to sell ads! 81 DHS CATAMOUNT BAND Mike Bartenfield Alan Black Scott Carroll Robert Cherof Danny Fetzer Jean Finney Sam Gordon Debbie Hanes Ben Harrell Kirk Kent Sharon Leroy Todd Lusk Kendall Marshall Jim McFarland Johnny Miller Steve Miller Carol Morrison Tammy Norton Alan Posten Gary Ralston Joe Randolph Johnny Shepherd Greta Thomas FLUTES Lisa Bacon Lou Ann Boozer Maggie Bradshaw Carey Cline Jennifer Crow Jennifer Darnell Faith Gibson Ricky Greenway Charlene Hendrey Diane Hooker Lynn Minor Susan NeSmith Maureen Nickles Laura Rutland Joni Seehorn Debra Taylor Danny Ward CLARINETS Tami Bond Connie Boyd Joy Burgess Kathy Burnett Cheryl Butler Denise Carroll Paula Cavender Rene Hollingaworth Cindy Kenemer Joyce Marr Deena Marshall David Massingill David Meltzer Mike Montgomery Cathy Norville Debra Owens Toni Patrick Aleatha Plott Beth Rodfearn Rhonda Sloan Clark Smith Ben Staten Nancy Thomas Cindy Threet Pam TraviIlian Cindy Timboli Marcia Youngerman TROMBONES Guy Abernathy Maurice Carroll Jeff Cox Eddie Gibson Jimmy Hanson Rock Harden Alan Little Jim O'Donnell Patti Puckett Kenny Saterfield Terry Shepherd Audrey Childress Tami Cole Mike Faucsette Mary Jane Gamer Sharon Goodson Miriam Grant Bob Greeson Steve Griffin Walter Guerard Debbie Hitt Laura Hix SAXOPHONES Kenny Fetzer Kim Hair Eddie Jennings Howard Mavity Bill Oechslin Paul Phillips David Powell Eric Walker Michael Zompakos BASES Art Joyce Brad Kenemer Bill Kizer Alan Robbins BARITONES Bruce Bassett Stephen Gregg Scott Thomason DRUMS Mel Abernathy Will Calloway Donny Cole Craig Davison Chris Day Russell Dirks David Gibson Mike Hall David Kenemer Cobby Quarles Bruce Satterfield F-TRUMPETS Marge Burger Welton Davison Alex Haynie Mark Lusk George Mathews Chrissie Pope Fiath Stevens David Henry Mark Hannah TRUMPETS Bruce Acree RGUARD ASSOC Cindy K BOYS BOYS' COLORGUARD-FRONT-Gary Ralston, Bob Greeson, Rifle Captain; Russell Dirks. BACK-David Meltzer, Clark Smith, David Massingill, Mark Lusk, Flag Captain; Mike Fauscette, Audrey Childress, Guard Commander; Will Callaway, Johnny Shepherd, Chris Day. FRONT-Lane Walsh, Viva Hunsucker, Lorinda Green , Lane Zbar , Carol Stuman , Beth Lingo , Rhonda He- witt , Crystal Robbins , Cap- tain. BACK-Lee Ann Thur- ston, Angela Green , Freda Luffman, Peggy Malone , Sue Dobson, Cindy Brown, Lynn Fraker , Susan Murphy Susie Scott , Kathy Gallant, Debbie Rogers , Debbie Nor- ville , Kim Cotter , Nancy Coffey , Carla Wilson , Donna Shope , Rita Wyrick, Dana Epperson , Janet Thompson . •Indoor Competition. Not pictured-Charlene Hendrey, Sissi Carroll, Cindy Kene- mer; Commanders. MAJORETTE S-FRONT- Linda Gayle Long, Sherry Ledford, Head Majorette; Robby Coker, Wendy Ashworth, Terri Lee, Vickie Kinser, Billie Barrow. DHS BAND SECTIONS FLUTES CLARINETS F-TRUMPETS DRUMS 4. TRUMPETS 7. TROMBONES! 8. BASES, BARITONES 6. BAND CAPTAINS- Scott Carroll, Travel Captain; Mark Lusk, Equipment Captain; Steve Miller, Band Major; Audrey Child- ress, Music Captain. B-TEAM CHEERLEADERS The B-team Cheerleaders are sophomores who cheer at all freshman football games. During basketball season, they cheer at B-team and freshman basketball games. B-team Cheerleaders must maintain a C average with satisfactory conduct. They are se- lected during Spring tryouts. Karen Parker, Ann Ford, Laine Kelly, Captain; Sharon Ellis, Co-Captain; Kim Purvis, Dee Dee Rous, Julie Farmer. 86 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The Varsity Cheerleaders devote much time and effort to stimulate support and enthusium among the students of Dalton High. To become a cheerleader, one must maintain a C average with satisfactory conduct. The Varsity consists of upcoming Juniors and Seniors. In March, a two week clinic is con- ducted and all cheerleaders are chosen after try- outs . Dianna Hawkins, Marianne Reid, Susan Shaw, Anne Griggs, Co-Captain; Laura Pate, Deiyn Ritchey, Alisa Morrison, Shane Quarles, Captain; Sandra Roberts, Debbie Law, Debbie Lee. 87 88 CATAMOUNT STAFF The DHS Annual Staff publishes the CATA- MOUNT, Dalton High's Yearbook. Members are selected from the freshman and sophomore classes during Spring quarter. EDITOR Anne Smith ASSOCIATE EDITOR Anne Griggs BUSINESS MANAGER Whit Joyner ADVISOR Elizabeth Ensley ACTIVITIES Steve Farrow, Editor John Carson Marianne Reid CLASSES AND FACULTY Eliska Hogan, Editor FEATURES Shane Quarles, Editor Susan Shaw Chinita Macon ORGANIZATIONS Lou Ann Boozer, Editor Sharon Ellis SPORTS Whit Joyner, Editor Bubba Griggs Marsha Posten PICTURED TOP: Lou Ann Boozer, Anne Griggs, Anne Smith, Eliska Hogan, Whit Joyner, Chinita Macon, Sharon Ellis PICTURED BOTTOM: Marsha Posten, Bubba Griggs, Marianne Reid, Steve Farrow, John Carson, Susan Shaw, Shane Quarles 89 STUDENT COUNCIL THE STUDENT COUNCIL serves as the representative voice of the student body to the administration and faculty. The specific functions of the Student Council include plan- ning, coordinating, and executing Homecoming and Honors Day activities, Publishing the Student Directory, and Participating in Fresh- man Orientation. The Student Council is com- posed of seven members from each grade level. Members are elected by popular vote in each grade. MEMBERSHIP: (ABOVE) FRONT-Eddie Jennings, John Chamblee, Wanda Mack, Martin Conner, Laura Rutland, Chris Curtin, Connie Cole, Jimmy Toland. (BACK) Jeff Chaney, Mike Fauscette, Dianne Frank, Scott Farrow, Dennis Warnack, Bill Carroll-Vice President, Tracy Ward President, Chrissie Pope, Laura Pate, Eddie Gibson, Lynda Lord, Marla Martin, Kathy Kenemer, Bruce Cook. Not Pictured: Laine Kelly, Lisa Manly, Fran Burger- Secretary. Pictured Left: Mr. William E. Kittle-Advisor, Bill Carroll-Vice President, and Tracy Ward-President. THE DALTON HI-LIGHT THE HI-LIGHT is the school newspaper published once a month by the students of Dalton High School. The Hi-Light presents school news, publicizes school activities, and recognizes worthy accomplishments of alumni, students and faculty. The staff is composed of student in grades nine through twelve who are enrolled in Journalism classes and are selected upon application. MEMBERSHIP: (BELOW) FRONT-Tim Olds, Clark Smith, Debbie Cochran, Janet Neighbors. SECOND ROW-Mark King, Cindy Keefer, Mark Chesney, Jim McFarland. THIRD ROW-Bob Greeson, Mrs. Beth Nysewander- Advisor, Laura Pate, Craig Davison-Editor-In-Chief, Greg Baker, Rodney Weaver. FOURTH ROW-Martin Conner, Todd Reigal, Mark Orr, Delyn Ritchey-Business Manager, and Clay Hackney. PICTURED LEFT: Mrs. Beth Nysewander-Advisor, and Craig Davison-Editor-In-Chief. ART CLUB THE DHS ART CLUB (TOP LEFT) promotes interest in art and art oriented activities in the school and community. Any interested stu- dent in grades nine through twelve is eligible for membership. MEMBERSHIP: (LEFT-RIGHT) Rose Mary McKone, Chris Massingi 11-President, Marva Varnell-Vice-President, Tom Minor, and Cynthia Kenemer-Treasurer. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS THE FRENCH CLUB (TOP RIGHT) enhances an appreciation of the French language, cul- ture and civilization through extracurricular enrichment activities. To be eligible for membership, a student must have completed one year of French. MEMBERSHIP: STANDING (LEFT-RIGHT) Chris Wills- Secretary, Wesley Chance, Tammy Nahari, May Trimble- Treasurer, Karen Smith. SEATED BACK (LEFT-RIGHT) Alex Haney, Kathy Pederson-President, Kayla Coffey, Pam Mynatt, Cynthia Trimboli. SEATED FRONT (LEFT-RIGHT) Tracy Ward, Tim Burkett-Vice-President. 92 LOS CONQUISTADORES THE SPANISH CLUB (LEFT) serves as an enrich- ment activity for students in- terested in the Spanish lan- guage and culture. Membership is open to all students en- rolled in Spanish classes- MEMBERSHIP: (STANDING LEFT-RIGHT) Debbie Cochran, John Mason, Andrea Swai m, Susan Shaw, Lane Arthur, Wefton Davison, Bruce Cook, Laura Pate-Treasurer, Shane Quarles- Program Chairman, Connie Boyd, Brad Goodson, Scott Carroll, Bill Carrol I-President Debbie Norville, Susan Murphy, Gail Gregory-Secretary, Alan Little Vice-President, Keith Swafford, Susan Morris, Lynn Fraker, Lisa Manly, Rita Wyrick, Laurie Little, Karen Parker, Mrs. Carol Zimbrick- Advisor, Susan Dantzler, Karen Henry. (SEATED LEFT- RIGHT) Ray Dunn, Crutchie Crutchfield, Dee Dee Rous, Lynne Sharpe, Anita Pickard, Diane Frank, Susan Thompson, Rhonda Cochran, Terry Heacker, Kathy Williams. 93 FIRST ROW: Bubba Griggs, Mike Rizer, Vice-President Bill Carroll, Hugh Means. SECOND ROW: Secretary- Treasurer John Carson, Dave Orr, Craig Davison, Tracy Ward, Mack Moore. BACK ROW: David Blaylock, Ken Renz, Mark Orr, Tom Daniel, Lane Arthur, Ray Dunn, Toby Reid, Mark Heller, President Scott Sellers, Eddie Gibson, Allen Little, Tim Burkett. Not Pictured: Advisor Mr. Charles Mitchell, Guy Abernathy, David Middleton, Scott Carroll, Mark Mitchell. KEY CLUB THE KEY CLUB is sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Dalton. To develop initiative and leadership, the Dalton High Key Club provides experience in living and working together. Their purpose is to serve the school and community, to cooperate with the school administration, and to prepare for useful citizenship. For member- ship in the Key Club one must have an 80 average and approval of membership through application and invitation. It is open to grades nine through twelve. 94 SEATED: Kelly Miles, Vickye Hunsucker, Treasurer Sally Masters, SECOND ROW: Jean Finney, Viva Hunsucker, Sissi Carroll, Shane Quarles, Secretary Anne Griggs. THIRD ROW: Debbie Law, Beth Lingo, Lou Ann Boozer, Anne Smith. FOURTH ROW: Shirley Vaughn, Susan Shaw, Vickie White, President-Elect Eliska Hogan, Debby Hanes. BACK ROW: Sharon Ellis, President Sandra Roberts, Rhonda Hewitt, Audrey Childress, Tish Allred. Not Pictured: Chinita Macon, Crystal Robbins, and Miss Betty Allen, Advisor. ANCHOR CLUB THE ANCHOR CLUB is an organization sponsored by the Pilot Club of Dalton. The club strives to develop initiative and leader- ship, to provide experience in living and working together, to serve the school and community, and to prepare for useful citizenship. The Anchor Club consists of Sophomore, Junior, and Senior girls who display outstanding scholarship, character, and leadership. Members vote for new girls from a list of all sophomores and jun- iors with a B or higher average. 95 AUDIO- VISUAL CLUB THE AUDIO- VISUAL CLUB (RIGHT) works with sight and sound equipment while performing a service to the school. Mem- bership is open to any interested stu- dent. MEMBERSHIP: SEATED- Carol Morrison, Secretary. BACK ROW-Steve Ensley, Richard Oliver, President; Reid Langford, Co-Vice President; William Blosch Co-Vice President; Steve Oliver. Not pictured: Sam Locklear, Joey Tucker, Tammy Patterson, Brian Cady, Mr. Eberhart, Faculty Advisor. 96 INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB THE INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB (LEFT) is for students interested in wood work and machine work. The club seeks to promote skills for trade and hobbies. Any student may join the Industrial Arts Club. MEMBERSHIP: Henderson Wright, Gene Darnell, President; Mr. Bell, Advisor, Mickey Ensley, Treasurer; Edward Patton, Not pictured: Wayne Bassett, Vice-President; Jimmy Waters, Tim Silvers, Jack Veasey, Gary Yager. FCA THE FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATH- LETES (BELOW) strive to encourage compan- ionship and activity within a Christian Atmos- phere. All girls and boys that belong to at least one athletic team are eligible for membership. MEMBERSHIP: KNEELING-David Middleton, Jeff Houston, John Chamblee, William Blosch. SEATED-Tim Olds, Vice- President; Tris Smith, Jim Holloway, Harold Baker, President; Tommy Cornelison, Ray Dunn, Tommy Farmer, Mark Miller. STANDING-Ken Renz, Scott Sellers, Tom Daniels, Dana Biddle, Crutchie Crutchfield, Bryan Hair, David Blaylock. Not pictured: Jeff Biddle, Secretary-Treasurer; Coach McClurg, Advisor; Coach McManus, Advisor. THE Y CLUBS strive to create, maintain, and extend high standards of Christian character throughout the home, school and community. THE TRI-HI-Y is the girls1 club and is open to all girls in grades ten through twelve who are interested in Christian service. THE Hl-Y is the Boys' club and is open to interested boys in all grades. MEMBERSHIP: FIRST ROW-Bob Greeson, President; Lisa Bodenheimer, Laura Rutland, Vice-President; Carol Ross, Chaplain; Cynthia Trimboli, Secretary; Kathy Langford, President. SECOND ROW-Anne Smith, Debbie Hitt, Vickie Nesbitt, Treasurer; Kathy Pederson. THIRD ROW-Mark Chesney, Mark Lusk, Jim Watkins. FOURTH ROW-Tracy Ward, Secretary; Jim McFarland, Guy Abernathy, Eddie Gibson, Vice-President; Gregg Glascock, Alan Little, Treasurer. Not Pictured: Mr. Donald Bell, Advisor; Mrs. Grace Acnee, Advisor. -------- -------------------------------------------- ----- 98 H N ONA H O SOCI romote eadership haracte schoTarhip n service along with high academic accomplishment. To be elected into the National Honor Soc- iety a student must be in the tenth, eleventh, or twelfth grade, have a 90 or above average for two quarters, and be recommended for membership by the faculty. Cynthia Trimboli-President Mr. Dewey Hughes-Advisor Steve Farrow-Vice President Chrissie Pope-Secretary Laura Rutland-Treasurer Dennis Warnack-Chaplin Guy Abernathy Jane Gregory Susan Mauldin Sandra Roberts Tim Allred Anne Griggs Hugh Means Geoffry Robertson Jeff Biddle Carl Griggs Phillip Means Lisa Robinson William Blosch Jim Hanson David Meltzer Carol Ross Lisa Bodenheimer Ben Harrell Kelly Miles Dee Dee Rous Lou Ann Boozer Jeff Harris Steve Miller Scott Sellers Randy Bryant Mark Heller Lynn Minor Scott Shook Fran Burger Art Holloway Tom Minor Anne Smith Tim Burkett Judy Ingle Carol Morrison Karen Smith Bill Burr Eddie Jennings Pam Mynatt Raye Smith Brian Cady Whit Joyner Tammy Nahari Gordon Stalans James Caldwell Zach Kelehear Andy Nations Renee Stone Bill Carroll Elaine Kelly Janet Neighbors Carol Stuman John Carson Cindy Kenemer Vickie Nesbitt Lesa Thompson Wesley Chance Kathy Kenemer Denise Newton Susan Thompson Carey Cline Deborah Kittle Debbie Norville May Trimble Deborah Cochran Kathy Langford Jim O'Donnell Eric Walker Nancy Coffey Debbie Law Mark On Jeffery Walls Martin Conner Ricky Lieberman Debra Owens Danny Ward Jennifer Darnell Alan Little Karen Parker Tracy Ward Ray Dunn Debbie Long Laura Pate Rodney Weaver Mike Fauscette Gregg Lowery Tammy Patterson Mark Westfall Jean Finney Freda Luffman A leatha Plott Crystal White Pam Foster Jim McFarland Kim Purvis Linda White Lynne Fraker Yvonne McHugh Shane Quarles Eric Williams Eddie Gibson Lisa Manly Johnny Raisin Sandy Wilson Audrey Green Mundy Mann Marianne Reid Rita Wyrick Robyn Green Gail Gregory Denna Marshall Sally Masters Nancy Rice Crystal Robbins Lane Zbar Artwork by Suzanne Hemphill 99 DECA 100 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUBS OF AMERICA, or| , DECA, is a work club that promotes the art of distribution, to allow students to develop socially and to prepare future leaders for marketing and distribution. Members of DECA are chosen by application to the Dis-| tributive Education teacher-coordinator or the counselor. | Concern and interest in the field of distribution are the pri- mary determining factors. One must be a junior or senior D.E. student and vocationally active in the field of dis- tribution. [MEMBERSHIP: SEATED-Mike Wood, Mike Hagan, ChrisGallman, Treasurer. I |KNEELII IG-Tim Ball, Scot Sims, Wayne James, President. STANDING-Ralph| ISmithey, Gene Darnell, Craig Covington, Johnny Raisin, Parlimentarian; IRandy Brookshire, Frank Griffin, Mike Trollinger, Carol Westmoreland, ■Associate Reporter; Cindy Waters, Reporter; Mr. Burgner, Advisor; Betty lCordle. TOP ROW-Sharon Allison, N.W. District Chairman, Pennie Groover, Icraig Colon, Danny Robins, Brooks Lansing, Vice-President; Bobby Cum- Imings. MEMBERSHIP: Aliene Massey, Tim Pressnell, Kathy Satterfield, Yvonne McHugh, Beverly Collins, Bronnie Marshall. SECOND ROW-Sandy Wilson, Reporter; Nancy Rice, Vickie Nesbitt, Vickye Hunsuncker, Secretary. THIRD ROW-Pam Blackwell, Carol Seay, Connie Green, Melvin Lake, Harold Baker. FOURTH ROW-Cathi Weaver, Gail Gregory, Treasurer; Jane Gregory, President; Gregg Lowery, Bruce Satterfield, Ricky Cobb. TOP ROW-Mr. Masters, Advisor; Evelyn Hill, Judy Smetak, Kathy Massingi 11, Vicki Patterson. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA, or FBLA, purposes to acquaint students with the business world and have them become better business leaders. One must be enrolled in at least one business education class or already have had one to be in FBLA. E.O .T. and V.O.T. students are required to join. Others may join if they meet the requirements stated. FBLA 101 COORDINATED VOCATIONAL AC- ADEMIC EDUCATION, or CVAE, is a vocational program designed to introduce students to the world of work through class instruction and possible employment. CVAE members are automatically members of VOCA, the state organization. MEMBERSHIP: KNEELING: Marty Johnson, Yogi Carpenter. FIRST ROW: Raymond Watson, Ernest Dwight, Jerry Barclay. THIRD ROW: Gary Black, Lane Nix, Carlton James, James Patterson, Ricky Massingill. STANDING: James Mathews, Jesse Baker-President, Mr. Kidd-Advisor, Wesley Moore. FOURTH ROW: Judy Williams, Kendall Pender, Eli Bonds, Kenny King, Johnny Taylor, David Wimpey. TOP ROW: Cheryl Tucker, Sammy Haney, Chris Sims, Billy Buchanan, Ronnie Houston. Not Pictured: Debbie Pitts-Vice-President, Willie Kemp-Treasurer, Becky Long-Secretary, David Chitwood-Reporter, Bill Garrison-Sergeant-At-Arms. CVAE VOCATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CLUBS OF AMERICA bring together young students who share a common interest in trade, technical, industrial and health occupa- tions. Their main activities consist of pre- paring for district, state and national con- tests. To be a member of VICA, a student must be enrolled in a vocational program or a class related to trade or industrial edu- cation. MEMBERSHIP: Maurice Weaver, Pete Anderson, Terry Kinnamon-Treasurer, Keith Turkett-Vice President, Jeff Sutton-Reporter, Jackie Nations. SECOND ROW: Calvin Johnson, Bobby Anderson, Danny Whiteside. THIRD ROW: Sally Tibbs, Walter Moore, Karen Dycus, Karen Haery, Karen James-Secretary, Loretta Cochran, Steve Sorrels, Wayne Bassett. BACK ROW: Stan Anderson-Parliamentarian, Phillip Sutton, Clay Swaim, Ronald Larmond, Ronnie Dillard-President, David Stevens, Clyde Osborne. VICA Region March 20,1975 Berry College Girls Trio-First Place-Jane Cox, Mundy Mann, Tish A llred Girls Solo-Second Place-Mary Linda Cassidy Boys Quartet-Second Place-Hugh Cagle, Geoff Oosterhoudt, Rob Cox, Matt Cook. Spelling-Fourth Place-Art Holloway Boys Essay-Fourth Place-Jim McFarland Girls Typing-Fourth Place-Nancy Rice One-Act Play- Pyramus and Thisbe -Second Place Steve Farrow, Kendall Harkins, Jeff Biddle, Bill Burr, Scott Farrow, Bruce Cook, Marla Martin. State April 4,1975 Mercer University Girls Trio-Second Place THE DHS PLAYERS is the drama club of Dalton High. Mem- bership is open to all students. Players are eligible to become members of the National Thespian Society, an honorary organi- zation for students who excell in the dramatic arts. FHA, Future Homemakers of America, works to improve per- sonal, family, and community living. Membership is by invita- tion and is open to present and former members of Home Eco- nomics classes. THE PEP CLASS of Dalton High School works to encourage, strengthen, and support school spirit. Membership is open to all students. HERO, Home Economic Related Occupations of FHA, provides leadership and service to the Day Care Centers through special projects. Members must be enrolled in Vocational Child Devel- opment. MEMBERSHIP: 1. DHS PLAYERS: Steve Farrow, President; Bruce Cook, Vice-FYesident; May Trimble, Secretary; Diane Frank, Treasurer; Sally Masters, Historian; Miss Susan McCain, Ad- visor. 2. FHA: (SEATED) Angela Davis, Cathy Norville, Susan Veasey, Chinita Macon, Joy Burgess, Marlene Hunt, Virginia Dwight, Darlene Hunt, Sharon Parks. STANDING- Linda White, Crystal White, Carol Ross, Elaine Newberry, Mary Mack, Renee Lo- key, Pam Travillian, Peggy Wofford. 3. LITERARY PARTICIPANTS: (FRONT) Mary Linda Cassidy, Cynthia Trimboli, Jane Cox, Nancy Rice, Tish Allred, Sandy Wilson, (SECOND ROW) Marianne Reid, Mundy Mann, Geoff Oosterhoudt, Matt Cook, Rob Cox. (BACK) Jim Bray, Art Hol- loway, Jim McFarland, Steve Miller, Dennis Warnack, Hugh Cagle. A. HERO: (FRONT) Vicky Cavender, Mrs. Joan Ross, Advisor; Janet Ginsberg, Vice- President; Bonnie Taylor. (SECOND) Pat Ward, Secretary; Kathy Langford, Donna Volheln, (THIRD) Kathleen O'Mahony, Debbie Cowart. (BACK) Marilyn McDonald, Clay Powell, Kathy Conlon. Not Pictured: Pat Lowery, President; Connie Cooper. 5. PEP CLUB: (FRONT) Delyn Ritchey, Kim Carroll, Christi McIntosh, Kerri Ham- montree, Marie Higgins, Terri Lee, Jean Cassidy, Marcia Youngerman, Julie John- son, Angela Davis, Bonnie Whitworth, Amy Morrison. (SECOND ROW) Jo Ellen Middleton, Brenda Hopper, Tammy Bond, Kim Tarpley, Linda Glover, Debra Hen- ton, Carol Lowery, Elizabeth Snell, Laura Miller, Cathy Norville, Laura Bailey, Barbara Gregory, Lisa Giles, Laura Wright, Cindy Heacker, Mrs. Patricia Pack, Ad- visor; Jan Millsap, President; (THIRD ROW) Janet Sitton, Mary Beth Sapp, Anna Steele, Sharon Ellis. MEMBERSHIP: FIRST ROW-Mrs. Grizzell, Director; Tish Allred, Karen Corn, Phyllis Dryman, Pam Foster, Jina Holley, Lisa Bodenheimer. SECOND ROW-Laurie Little, Lucie Stack, Nancy Coffey, Fran Burger, Librarian; Peggy Malone, Greta Thomas, Richard Bishop, Geoff Oosterhoudt, Jim Bray, Bob Cox. THIRD ROW-Mundy Mann, Billie Barrow, Faith Gibson, Elizabeth Meek, Jennifer Darnell, Anne Smith, Librarian; Mary Linda Cassidy, Cindy Shaheen, Bob Greeson, Johnny Ellenburg, Mark Mahan, President; Lamont Whitmire, Shannon Gamble, Matt Cook. 106 FIRST ROW-Danny Buckner, Jeff Smith, Diane Frank, Susan Langston, Debra Taylor, Kim Hoffman, Eliska Hogan, Audrey Childress. SECOND ROW-Jay Blackburn, Myles Johnson, Bruce Cook, Secretary-Treasurer; Carey Cline, Sandra Jackson, Melinda Beck, Jane Cox, Terry Heacker, Dee Dee Shaheen, Brenda Hopper. THIRD ROW-Rodney Crawford, Tim Olds, Hugh Cagle, Vice-President; Larry Richman, Karen Smith, Teresa Bingham, Ann Ford, Carla Wilson, Donna Ellis, Jo Ellen Middleton. 107 SING IN' GROUP GIRL'S TRIO BOY'S QUARTET ALL-STATE CHORUS 1. GIRL'S QUARTET: Jane Cox, Tish Allred, Mundy Mann. 2. ALL-STATE CHORUS: Mary Linda Cassidy, Tish Allred, Mrs. Rita Grizzell, Director; Audrey Childress, Matt Cook, Rob Cox, Anne Smith, Mundy Mann, Fran Burger, Geoff Oosterhoudt. 3. SINGIN' GROUP: (FIRST ROW) Jay Blackburn, Bruce Cook, Fran Burger, Dianne Frank, (SECOND ROW) Matt Cook, Bob Greeson, Mundy Mann, Mary Linda Cassidy, Cindy Shaheen, (THIRD ROW) Rob Cox, Hugh Cagle, Donna Ellis, Anne Smith. 4. BOY' QUARTET: Hugh Cagle, Matt Cook, Rob Cox, Geoff Oosterhoudt. 109 Ill m m How many periods are you getting out on Homecoming? . . . Please buy a Nuttje-Buddy! . . . The Impossible Dream . . . Let's work on the float tonight . . . Hector . . . The Queen's Float has a swing on it . . . I've got play practice from seven til nine . . . What book character are you going as? . . . We're out of gray hairspray . . . This is our last dance . . . That audience sounds big ... I love Homecoming . . . Muleteers . . . They ran out of punch . . . Let's go to the hop . . . Gamblers ... We can't have a Junior-Senior without a band . . . Mums . . . TheAcrees are waltzing . . . Coke floats . . . Nosegays . . . Luck Be a Lady Tonight . . . The Smoke Hole . . . Break a Leg! ... Do they ever fix these water fountains? . . . Butric Acid . . . Cast Parties . . . Let's go the El Plato on Friday night ... I can't find a parking space ... I Love You, a Bushel and a Peck . . . Mr. Teat . . . How many hours do you have? . . . Will you go to Sweetheart with me? . . . It's all in the game of life . . . Let's play tennis at Lakeshore . . . Ravenstone . . . The Prom . . . Graduation . . . 113 HOMECOMING 1974 HOMECOMING DAY 1974 began in the early morning hours of October 25th as partially assembled floats were moved to the DHS campus for completion. THE CATAMOUNT CARNIVAL got underway with the afternoon Pep Session as Emcees STEVE FARROW and ANNE SMITH introduced the Homeroom Representatives and their escorts. After the CLASS OF '54 was honored and the new Homecoming Queen and her Court were announced, the Cheerleaders concluded the Homecoming Pep Session. After the Homecoming Parade through downtown Dalton, Harmon Field was the center of attention as the Catamounts easily trounced the Lakeview Warriors 27-0. Meanwhile, down The Hill, the band, NIMBUS CLOUD, warmed up for the Homecoming Dance-the grand finale of Homecoming '74. 1. Drum Major SISSI CARROLL leads the DHS Catamount Band as they provide the music before Homecoming Pep Session. 2. Newly crowned Homecoming Queen RHONDA HEWITT and Freshman Representative ROBIN HULLENDER obviously feel the excitement of Homecoming Day as they leave their float at the conclusion of the parade. 3. The Varsity and B-Team Cheerleaders open up the Pep Session by paying tribute to the Honor Class of '54 with cheers from the Fifties. 4. GAIL CLARK enjoys a pensive moment while working on the Queen's float. 5. CINDY BROWN and others typify the activity on the athletic field as they prepare their homeroom car for the upcoming parade. . 1. Cheerleader DIANNA HAWKINS muses over the crowd during break in the Homecoming game. 2. TRIS SMITH pursues the opposition as others debate the referee's call. 3. Members of NIMBUS CLOUD perform into the late hours of the evening for the Homecoming Dance. 4. CRAIG DAVISON watches second quarter action from the sidelines before the CATAMOUNT BAND per- forms during Homecoming halftime activities. 5. JEFF BIDDLE and SUSAN SHAW take a break from the crowded dance floor in the Old Gym. 6. PEGGY MALONE and CARLA WILSON enjoy a change of pace in the stands before the evening per- formance. 117 THE ANNUAL DHS TALENT SHOW was held on March 13. Comprised of thirteen acts, it seemed to be undoubtedly the high point of all assemblies this year. Mr. Bruce Mitchell served as faculty advisor and five adult judges decided on the winners. For the past two years ratings have been given, but this year the old method was revived by awarding places. 1. DAVID MELTZER, STEVIE MILLER, DANNY FETZER and BEN HARRELL do their part to earn JLM Band their Honorable Mention award. 2. CRAIG DAVISON placed second with his Drum Improvisations . 3. Emcees LARRY RICHMAN and BILLIE BARROW open up the show with a musical selection. 4. Talent Show winners BRUCE COOK and STEVE FARROW portray Brady and Drummund in the confrontation scene from Inherit the Wind . 5. SHERRI ALLISON and VICKI WHITE gained Honorable Mention with this original dance. 6. Third Place went to MARK MAHAN, who played Louise, Louise and sang Summertime accompanied by Leighton Hamilton. 119 SENIOR PARTY May 17, 1975 Storybook Characters SWEETHEART BALL February 18, 1975 Now and Then JUNIOR-SENIOR DANCE April 26, 1975 Mississippi Riverboat 1. As the temperature rises, coats are shed at the Sweetheart Dance in order to find a moment of relief amidst the unbearable heat. 2. MARK MAHAN and his harem-NICKI COOPER, MARILYN MCDONALD, KAREN WILLIAMS and DELYN RITCHY won First Place for Most Beautiful Costume of the Senior Party. 3. General TRACY WARD relaxes at Senior Party. 4. With the late arrival of Ravin' Stone at the Junior-Senior Prom, students lend a hand to get tiie festivities underway. 5. TERRY HEACKER at the Senior Party as the photographer tries to catch Tinker Bell in action. 6. Senior Favorites watch as MR. and MRS. ACREE waltz to Let Me Call You Sweetheart , a part of the program for the Sweetheart Ball. 120 1. At the SENIOR PARTY, TOM DANIEL, JIM HOLLO- WAY, RAY DUNN and KEN RENZ strike a pose during the meal as MRS. LINDA DAVIS, a faculty advisor, finally gets through the line. 2. Emcees LOU ANN BOOZER and JOHN CARSON make final preparations before the program at the SWEETHEART DANCE. 3. SAMMY FU LOCKLEAR lives up to his oriental reputation with appropriate attire as his favorite book character at the SENIOR PARTY. 4. Dancing continues into the night to the sounds of HECTOR at the SWEETHEART DANCE. 5. Couples enjoy dancing at JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM in an atmosphere of the Mississippi Riverboat. 6. ANGELA GREEN as Heidi who won First Place for Most Original Costume dances at the SENIOR PARTY. 123 W 1. Jeff Biddle, Steve Farrow, Kendall Harkins, Scott Farrow, Bill Burr Pyramus and Thisbe 2. Lisa Manley-This Property is Condemned 3. Andrea Freedman, Allen Posten-Man of LaMancha 4. Andrea Freedman, Geoff Oosterhoudt, Brad Goodson, Tom Daniel, Welton Davison-Man of LaMancha 5. Mary Beth Sapp-The Flattering Word 6. Steve Farrow-Man of LaMancha 7. Bruce Cook, Steve Farrow-Man of LaMancha 8. Todd Reigel, Kim Mayo-The Flattering Word 9. Steve Farrow-Pyramus and Thisbee 10. Larry Rich man- The Inspector General 11. Susan McCain, Director of Man of LaMancha 12. Steve Farrow-The Inspector General 13. Scott Farrow-The Inspector General 14. Bruce Cook-The Inspector General 15. Andrea Freedman, Steve Farrow, Bruce Cook-Man of LaMancha 125 DRAMA . .. 1975 1. Allen Posten-Man of LaMancha 2. Steve Farrow-Man of LaMancha 3. Steve Farrow, May Trimble, Larry Richman-The Inspector General 4. Marla Martin, May Trimble, Bill Burr-Inspector General 5. Steve Farrow, Bruce Cook, Hugh Cagle, Whit Joyner, Tom Daniel, Geoff Oosterhoudt-Man of LaMancha 6. Brad Goodson-Inspector General 7. Bill Burr-Inspector General 8. Mark Hannah-Man of LaMancha 9. Whit Joyner-Man of LaMancha 10. Tom Daniel-Man of LaMancha 11. Bruce Cook, Steve Farrow-Pyarmus and Thisbe 12. Andrea Freedman-Man of LaMancha 13. Larry Richman, Marla Martin-Man of LaMancha DRAMA . .. Guys and Dolls' 130 1. Walter Moore 2. Billie Barrow 3. The Wedding-BiHie Barrow, Larry Richman 4. Mary Linda Cassidy and the Salvation Army Dolls 5. The Guys 6. The Dolls 7. Billie Barrow 8. The Hot Box Girls 9. Mickey Fisher, Orchestra Con- ductor DRAMA , . . 1975 132 Director-Susan McCain Assistant Director-Chrissie Pope Vocal Direction-Rita Grizzoll Choreography-Stanley Zompakos Orchestration-Melvin Morgan Pianist-Sally Masters Cervantes Don Quixote.-A lonso Quijana-Steve Farrow Man Servant Sancho Panza-Bruce Cook Aldonza Dulcinea-Andrea Freedman Duke Dr. Carrasco Knight of the Mirrors-Mark Mahan Padre-Larry Richman Governor-Bill Burr Antonia- Mundy Mann Housekeeper-Anne Smith Innkeeper-Martin Conner Barber-Hugh Cagle Maria-Diane Frank Pedro-Jeff Biddle Tenorio-Brad Good son Paco- Tom Daniel Juan- Whit Joyner Anselmo-Geoff Oosterhoudt Rico- Mark Heller Guitarist-We Iton Davison Fermina-Pam Mynatt Moorish Dancer-Billie Barrow Horses-Scott Farrow, Allen Posten Caption of the Inquisition-Mark Hannah Soldiers of the Inquistition-David Stuart, Mardy Price Serving Girls-Marla Martin, Dana McGowan Prisoner-Todd Reigel Orehestra-Audrey Childress, Joy Burgess, Mark Lusk, David Meltzer, Mike Fauscette, Laura Rutland, Jennifer Darnell, Mickey Fisher, Chrissie Pope, Jeff Cox, Steve Miller, Ben Harrell, Greta Thomas, Scott Lomax, Joe Randolph, Eddie Gibson, Guy Abernathy, Mel Abernathy, Craig Davison. May 2 and 3, 1975 GUYS AND DOLLS Hot Box Girls, Gamblers, and People on Broadway- Pete Lumpkin, Brian Henton, Myles Johnson, Alisa Morrison, Amy Morrison, LouAnn Boozer, Dianna Hawkins, Cathi Weaver, Pat Lowery, Jean Cassidy, Sisan Shaw, Christi McIntosh, Debbie Law, Maureen Nickles, Frank DiGioia, Glen Griggs, Terry Heacker, We Iton Davison, Sandra Smith, Mark Hannah, Sissi Carroll, Ginger Barton, Todd Reigel, Jim Hollway, Pam Mynatt, Scott Shook, Mark Chesney, Carey Cline, Kayla Coffey, Marsha Posten, Shannon Gamble, David Patterson, Pam Adamson, Tish Allred, Maggie Bradshaw, Faith Diamond, Eliska Hogan, Sandy Jackson, Cindy Keefer, Kebbie Lee, Laurie Little, Mundy Mann, Marla Martin, Dana McGowan, Elizabeth Meek, Felice Miller, Jan Millsap, Tammy Patterson, Marianne Reid, Delyn Ritchey, Anne Smith, Lori Swift, Scott Carroll, Bob Greeson. Orchcstra-Connie Boyd, Joy Burgess, Mike Fauscette, Kim Hair, Debbie Hitt, Eddie Jennings, Cindy Kencmer, Paul Phillips, Aletha Plott, David Powell, Clark Smith, Michael Zompakos, Chrissie Pope, Faith Stephens, Eric Walker, Jennifer Darnell, Lynn Minor, Laura Rutland, Debra Taylor, Jean Finney, Ben Harrell, Carol Morrison, Greta Thomas, Guy Abernathy, Jeff Cox, David Gibson, David Meltzer. TECHNICAL STAFFS Stage Managers-Tom Minor, Chris Massing ill, Don Cole Stage Crew-Tom Minor, Chris Massingill, Don Cole, Dowayne Mitchell, Kevin Burrows, Kevin Bradshaw, Martin Conner, Mike Jewell, Andy Frank, David White Lighting-Tom Minor, Robert DiGioia, Paul Red- fearn Make up-Beverly Higdon, Mundy Mann, Oianc Frank, Marla Martin, Andrea Freedman, Anne Smith, Julie Boggess, Margaret Ann Goodson, Patty Puckett, Dana McGowan, Billie Barrow, Cathi Weaver. November 7 and 9, 1975 THE INSPECTOR GENERAL Director-Robert Brown Assistant Director-Diane Frank Artemy Fillipovitch, Hospital Commissoner-Brad Goodson Luka Lukitch, School Superintendent-Todd Reigel Mishka, a servant-Eddie Bright Mina, a maid-Pam Mynatt The Mayor-Steve Farrow Lyapkin- Tyapkin, the Judge-Alien Posten Shepkin, the Postmaster-Walter Moore Bobchinsky, a Landowner-Bill Burr Dobchinsky, a Landowner-Scott Farrow Constable-Mel Abernathy Police Chief-Mardy Price Anna, the Mayor's Wife-May Trimble Marya, the Mayor's Daughter-Marla Martin Osip, Helestakov's servant-Bruce Cook Waiter-Martin Conner Ivan A lexandrovitch Helestakov- Larry Richman Shopkeeper-Bob Greeson Sergeant's Wife-Andrea Freedman Hospital Administrator's Wife- Sandra Smith Judge's Wife-Faith Diamond Shopkeepers-Mary Beth Sapp, Mundy Mann, Kim Mayo, Diane Frank January, 1975 PYRAMUS AND THISBE Director-Dorothy McCrory Assistant Director-Brad Goodson Bottom-Steve Farrow Quince-Larry Richman Flute-Jeff Biddle Snout-Kendal I Harkins Snug-Scott Farrow Starveling-Bill Burr Theseus-Bruce Cook Hippolyta-Marla Martin February 15 and 17, 1975 An Evening of One-Acts THIS PROPERTY IS CONDEMNED Director-Bruce Mitchell Assistant Director-Diane Frank Willie- Lisa Manly Tom-Mark Heller THE FLATTERING WORD Director-Robert Brown Assistant Director-Faith Diamond Mr. Rigley-Todd Reigel Mary Rigley-Kim Mayo Mrs. Zooker-Cindy Keefer Lena Zooker-Mary Beth Sapp Eugene Tesh-Mark Hannah HERE WE ARE Director-Butch Couch He-Brad Goodson She-Marla Martin January 31 and February 1, 1975 MAN OF LA MANCHA Director-Robert Brown Assistant Director-Mundy Mann Vocal Direction-Rita Grizzell Choreography-Stanley Zompakos Orchestration-Mickey Fisher Pianist-Karen Kirkman Niccly-Niccly Johnson-Bruce Cook Benny Southstreet-Matt Cook Rusty Charlie-Hugh Cagle Sarah Brown-Mary Linda Cassidy Arvide Abernathy-Alan Little Mission Band-Chrissie Pope, Patty Puckett, Geoff Oosterhoudt, Anita Pickard, Diane Frank Harry the Horse-Scott Farrow Lt. Brannlgan-Jeff Biddle Nathan Detroit-Larry Richman Angie the Ox-Bill Burr Society Max-Brad Goodson Miss Adelaide-Billie Barrow Sky Masterson-Steve Farrow Joey Biltmoro-Walter Moore Mi mi-Laura Pate General Cartwright-Andrea Freedman Big Jule-Tom Daniel Drunk-Alien Posten Waiters-David Stuart, David McDonald Properties-Polly Boggess, Marva Varnell, Cynthia Kenemer, Aletha Plott. Set Construction-Robert Brown, Tom Minor, Jesse Beavers, Chris Massengill, Robert DiGioia, Jim Hollway, Don Cole, Todd Reigel, Diane Frank, Myles Johnson, David McDonald, Randy Wofford, Martin Conner, Vernon Needham. Set Decoration-Judy Petteway, Marva Varnell, Mundy Mann, Scott Farrow, Diane Frank, Brad Goodson, Geoff Oosterhoudt, Allen Posten, Don Cole, Mark Hannah, Dana McGowan, Pam Mynatt, Andrea Freedman, Robert DiGioia, Chrissie Pope. Costume-Jeanne Burr, Anne Farrow, Ellen Richman, Margaret Goodson, Judy Petteway, Parents of Cast members. Publicity- Bruce Mitchell, Chrissie Pope, Butch Couch, Beth Nyscwander. Tickets-D.H.S. Players Photography- Clark Smith, Dave Boggess, Scott LaVelle Program and Poster Design-Larry Richman, Suzanne Hemphill. Ushers- Aletha Plott, Kathy Pederson, Bob Greeson, Sandra Smith, Faith Diamond, Lisa Bodenheimer, Jesse Beavers, Mary Beth Sapp, Dee Dee Rous, Sally Masters, Hi-Y Club, Dirt Daubers. S’.sv. s a 's:s;su:: RlltMV . TKWtVsr, ACTIVITIES 1. Signs of diligent campaigning are always visible be- fore STUDENT COUNCIL ELECTIONS. 2. Coach Bob Chapman exchanges a few words at mid-court with one of the REDHEADS in a fund raising game for the Tip-Off Club. 3. Bebe and the Boogie Woogie Babies (otherwise knows as Faith Gibson, Debra Taylor, Debbie Law, Lee Ann Thurston, and Susan Shaw) provide entertainment at one of the FCA HOPS. 4. A special type of spirit is added to PEP SESSION as Bruce Cook, Chris Curtin, Steve Farrow, special guest Scot Milsapp, and Keith Fulghum gather round to start a cheer. 5. Coach Bill Chappell introduces the mighty Catamount Foot- ball Team at the first (and favorite) PEP SESSION of the year. 6. Bonnie Whitworth breaks loose while being closely pursued by Mary Linda Cassidy and Karen Williams ina POWDER-PUFF GAME. 7. Paul Johnson, Randy Bryant, Craig Benedict, Lane Arthur, Scott Broadrick and David Randolph enjoy the festivities of INTERNATIONAL NIGHT. 135 ruui [UU1 y= And now the Carnival will begin . . . Who do you think will win? . . . Wait! My escort isn't here yet . . . And the 1974 Homecoming Queen is ... I never got homeroom representative . . . Hey, did you get one of those little slips to go to Room 214 during 5th period? . . . Only twenty Senior Favorites and I am one of them! ?! . . . Golly, I have a class with Mr. DHS ... I hope I don't go the wrong way in the Grand March . . . Watch it! You are stepping on my dress . . , Honors Day . . . Hey, Wake up! They just called your name . . . Star Student, eh? . . . WOW! A $500 Scholarship . . . You mean Freshmen can get awards! What do they do? ... 95 or Above Average! That's impossible! . . . Has anybody found out who got Sweetheart and Miss DHS? ... I can't be an Underclass Favorite, I don't have a date to the dance! . . . What hap- pened to the bullfrog in the piano? 139 HOMECOMING COURT FRESHMAN SENIOR UNIOR Robin Hullender Carla Wilson Peggy Malone SOPHOMORE Dee Dee Rous Crystal Robbins UNDERCLASS FAVORITES SOPHOMORE JUNIOR FRESHMEN David Middleton Marsha Posten Becky Bramlett Bonnie Whitworth Jeff Walls Tony Partlow 143 SENIOR FAV Harold Baker Bill Carro Peggy Malone 146 ORITES Rhonda Hewitt Steve Miller SENIOR F Kendall Harkins Shirley Vaughn Juanita SORITES Whit Joyner 147 Johnson Terry Heacker SENIOR FAVORITES Lane Jackson Mark Lane Anne Griggs Allene Massey Ray Dunn 148 SENIC Steve Farrow Pam Foster R FAVORITES Jeff Biddle Carol Stuman Anne Smith 149 SENIOR HONORS TRACY WARD UDC Scholarship, Georgia School Counselors Association Scholarship, Outstanding Service Award, DHS Distinguished Service Award, Optimist Club Citizenship Award, Mercer Aca- demic Scholarship. CAROL ROSS UDC Scholarship, Betty Crocker Award, Service Award. JANET NEIGHBORS 150 UDC Scholarship, Alpha Delta Scholar- ship, 95 or Above Average. iTEVE FARROW Kenneth Finkcl Memorial Scholarship, Janice Meadows Drama Award, Service Award. MUNUY MANN Bausch-Lomb Science Award, Junior Wo- man's Club Science Award, 95 or Above Average RAYE SMITH Rotary Math Award, Junior Woman's Club Science Award, 95 or Abovc Average, Georgia Tech Regents Scholarship, Jr. Achievement Scholarship. TIM Al l RED Star Student, Rotary English Award, National Merit Scholarship Finalist, Service Award, Scholars Bowl Team, Scholars Bowl Full Scholarship to Berry, National Merit Scholar- ship to Emory SENIOR HONORS LAURA RUTLAND-French Award, 95 or Above Average, Service Award, Scholars Bowl Team, Mercer Academic Scholarship, Berry Scholars Bowl Scholarship. WESLEY CHANCE-UDC History Award. SHIRLEY VAUGHN- Debra Townsend Memorial Award, Hiwassee College Athletic Scholarship. HUGH CAGLE-National Choral Award. (Picture 2) CYNTHIA TRIMBOLI- UDC Scholarship, Emory-at-Oxford Scholarship, Outstanding Service Award. ANNE GRIGGS-Outstanding Service Award. CHRISSIE POPE-95 or Above Average, Outstanding Service Award. ANNE SMITH-Outstanding Service Award. Scholarships not pictured: Tris Smith, Athletic Scholarship-Jacksonvi lie University; Gordon Stalans, Carson-New man Academic Scholarship; George Woods, Jacksonville State University Athletic Scholarship. 152 SENIOR HONORS SALLY MASTERS-95 or Above Average, Service Award. SANDY WILSON- 95 or Above Average, VOT Award. VICKIE NESBITT-95 or Above Average. DEBRA OWENS-95 or Above Average. (Picture 2) RAY DUNN-Student Coun- cil Scholarship. JESSE BEAVERS-Rossville Federal Savings and Loan Scholarship. JOY BURGESS-Anchor Club Scholarship, BRIAN CADY-Nation- al Merit Scholarship Finalist, Scholars Bowl Team, University of Georgia Academic Scholarship. Scholarships not pictured: Sharon Allison-Jr. Miss Runner-Up Scholarship; Tom Daniel, Georgia Tech Athletic Scholarship; Jimmy Howell, Tennessee Tech Athletic Scholarship; Juanita Johnson, Hiwassee College Athletic Scholarship. SENIOR 2 i HONORS P ' • . ■ ’• • _ -, ' , •; . r-.. -' ;r'V-v ;• }' ’ ■ SEATED: KATHY LANGFORD-VCD Award; CRYSTAL ROBBINS, . DELYN RITCHEY -Service Awards. STANDING: SHANE QUARLES- Spanish Award, Service Award; ALAN LITTLE, RHONDA HEWITT, BOB GREESON, JENNIFER DARNELL-Servicc Awards. Not Pictured: Cathy Coiilon, Debhie Cowart-Vocational Awards; Sharon Alison-DE Award, Service Award. SENIOR HONORS SEATED: SANDRA ROBERTS, BRUCE COOK-Service Awards; STEVE MILLER-John Phillip Sousa Music Award, Service Award. STANDING: BILL CARROLL-Servicc Award; JO ELLEN Ml DDL ETON-Service Award, Brcneau College Academic Scholarship; DENISE NEWTON, LAURA SMITH-Servicc Awards; KAREN JAMES-DCT Award, Not Pictured: Nancy Rice-VOT Award; Gregg Lowery-EOT Award; Marisa Austin-95 or Above Average. 155 UNDERCLASS HONORS FRONT :T1SH A LLRED-Service Award; SUSAN VEASEY- Vocational Award; SISSI CARROLL, RHONDA SLOAN-Serv.ce Award; MARLA MARTIN-NEDT Award, 95 Average, Service Award; JIM McFAR LA ND-Uni versity of Georgia Certificate of Merit, 95 Average, Service Award; DIANE FRANK-NEDT Award, Service Award. SECOND ROW: DEBBIE NORVILLE- Presbyterian College Achievement Award, University of Georgia Certificate of Merit, 95 Average, Service Award; PAM MYNATT, MARSHA POSTEN-Service Award; ALEATHA P LOTT-Presbyteri an College Achievement Award, Jefferson Davis History Award, University of Georgia Certificate of Merit, Service Award; ELIZABETH SNELL-95 Average, Service Award; ANNA ARTHUR-Service Award. THIRD ROW: ART H0L LO WA Y-Presbyterian College Achievement Award, 95 Average, University of Georgia Certificate of Merit, Service Award; EDDIE GIBSON-Presbyterian College Achievement Award, 95 Average, University of Georgia Certificate of Merit, Service Award; JOHN C HA MB LEE-Robb Hess Award, Service Award; GEOFF OOSTERHOUDT-NEDT Award, 95 Average, Service Award; LOU ANN BOOZER-Ser- vice Award; FRAN BURGER-95 Average, Service Award; SCOTT FARROW-Service Award. Fourth Award; PHILLIP C URTIN-Service Award; JIM O'DONNEL L-NEDT Award, Service Award; MATT COCK, LARRY RICHMAN, BILLIE BARROW-Service Awards Not Pictured: PHILLIP MEANS, ANDREW BARNHART, MARK KING-NEDT Awards; ANGELA DAVIS, KEN- NY WIMPY-Servicc Awards; CLARK SMITH, First Place-Georgia Scholastic Press Association Photography Award. 156 FRONT: LYNDA LORD, MARCIA YOUNGERMAN, CAREY CLINE, ALIX HANIE, MARY BETH SAPP- NEDT Award; FAITH DIAMOND-NEDT Award, 95 Average; FELICE MILLER-NEDT Award. SECOND ROW: DEBRA HENT ON-95 A verage; LAURA BAILEY- NEDT Award; RITA WYRICK-University of Georgia Certificate of Merit; LANE ZBAR-NEDT Award; KATHY KENEMER-95 Average; LISA BACON-NEDT Award; ANDREA FREEDMAN-95 Average, Ser- vice Award; DEBBIE LAW-University of Georgia Certificate of Merit, Service Award; KIM PURVIS-NEDT Award. THIRD ROW: DEBBIE COCHR AN-Uni versity of Georgia Certificate of Merit; TAMI BOND-95 Average; CATHY NOR VI L LE-95 A verage; LYNN FRA KER- Uni versity of Georgia Certificate of Merit; DAVID GIBSON-NEDT Award; JEFFREY HARRIS-95 Average, University of Georgia Certificate of Merit; ASH LEY MILLER-95 Average; BRAD GOODSON- NEDT Award. FOURTH ROW: MICHAEL ZOMPAKOS-95 Average, NEDT Award; BEN STATEN- NEDT Award; DAVID ME LTZER-Uni versity of Georgia Certificate of Merit; EDDIE JENNINGS- 95 Average; WILLIAM BLOSCH-95 Average; NEDT Award; CAR L GRIGGS-Uni versity of Georgia Certificate of Merit; ANDY NATIO NS-Latin Award, 95 Average. Not Pictured: DENNIS WARNACK-Uni versity of Georgia Certificate of Merit, Service Award; GEOFF ROB- ERT SO N-Uni versity of Georgia Certificate of Merit; CLAY PO WE LL-Vocational Award. 157 x RICHARD LEE ABERNATHY-Base- balI 2; CVAE 4. SIDNEY GUY ABERNATHY-Swim- ming 3 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3; Tennis 4; Hi-Y 3,4, V. Pres. 3; Key Club 3,4; National Honor Soc- iety 2,3,4. PAMELA LYNN AD A MSON-T pre- ferred from New nan High School, Newnan, Ga., August 1974. SHARON JEAN AL LISON-FHA 1,2; DECA 1,2, District Chm; Track 1; Pep Club 1. TIMOTHY HAROLD ALLRED-Bas- ketball 1; Key Club 2,3; SGA 2,3, Class Pres. 2,3; Scholars Bowl Team 2,3,4, Capt. 3,4; National Honor Society 1,2,3,4. JOEL ALAN ANDERSON JOHN ALEXANDER ANDERSON MARCUS MARCELLUS ANDERSON- Track 1,2,3,4; Cross-Country 4. ROBERT LEE ANDERSON-DCT 1,2. STANLEY LEE ANDERSON-Band 1; VIC A 3,4; DCT 3,4. SUSAN MARISA AUSTIN-Band 1; VOT 3,4; FB LA 3,4. HAROLD VANE BAKER-Football 1, 2,3,4, Capt. 4; Track 1,2,3,4, Capt. 4; FCA 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; FB LA 4;. Spanish Club 3. JESSE WINSTON BAKER-CVAE 3,4, Pres. 4. CHAR LES TIMOTHY BA LL-DECA 4. ROBERT LEE BARKS DALE-Football 1,2,3,4; FCA 1,2. 160 PAMELA KAY BARTON-Pep Club 1,2. JESSE EUGENE BEAVERS-DHS Players 4. JEFFREY HUNTER BIDD LE-SGA 1, 2, Class Pres. 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; DHS Players 3,4; Thespian Society 4; FCA 1,2,3. TERESA LEE BINGHA M-Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1; Basketball 2, Mgr. 3; Softabll 2,3; Track 4. PAMELA ELAINE B LA CK WE LL-Pep Club 1; VOT 4; FB LA 4. DON ALLEN BONDS-Football 3; Track 3. CONNIE LEAH BOYD-Pep Club 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4. HAROLD WAYNE BRAFFORD- Transferred from Salome High School, Salome, Arizona, August 1974. EDITH JOY BURGESS-Band 1,2,3,4; FHA 3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Chorus 4. BRIAN STEVEN CADY-Band 1,2; Scholars Bowl Team 2,3,4. HUBERT GLENN CAGLE, JR.- Chorus 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 4; Quartet 3,4; Singin' Group 1,3,4; SGA 1; DHS Players 4; Y-Club 3,4; Science Club 1,2; National Honor Society 2,3. RICHARD EUGENE CARR DOUGLAS MAURICE CARROLL- Band 1,2,3,4; Stage Band 4. MARSHA DENISE CARRO LL-Band 1.2.3.4. WILLIAM RALPH CARROLL-SGA 2.3.4, V. Pres 4; Key Club 3,4, Sec. 3, V. Pres. 4; Spanish Club 3,4, Pres. 3,4; PTSA 4, V. Pfes. 4; Tennis 1,2, 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Chorus 1,2; Y-Club 1. 161 MARY LINDA CASSIDY-DHS Players 3,4; Pep Club 1; Chorus 2,3,4; French Club 2,3; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Singin' Group 4. VICKY DARLENE CAVENDER-Pep Club 1,2,3; HERO 4. WESLEY PAUL CHANCE-French Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4. RICKY WAYNE COBB-FBLA 3,4; EOT 4; IOP 4. LORETTA CHERYL COCHRAN-Pep Club 1; VIC A 4. KAYLA DARLENE COFFEY-Pep Club 1,2,3, Treas. 2, Pres. 3; French Club 2,3,4; DHS Players 2,3,4; Track 2; Hi-Light 3; FHA 4. NANCY LUCILLE COFFEY-Cheer- leading 2; Colorguard 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Chorus 4; Y-Club 1,2. BEVERLY KAY CO LLINS-Chorus 1, Y-Club 1; Pep Club 1; VOT 3,4; FB LA 3,4; IOP 4. CATHY GAIL CONLON-Band 1; Colorguard 2; HERO 4. CRAIG ALAN CONLON-Band 1,2, 3; DEC A 3,4; Industrial Arts Club 3 Treas. 3. JAMES MARTIN CONNER, JR.-SGA 1,2,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 1,3; DHS Players 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. BRUCE ERWIN COOK-DHS Players 2,3,4, V. Pres. 3,4; Chorus 2,3,4, Sec.-Treas. 4; Science Club 2; Singin' Group 3,4; FT A 2; Y-Club 2, 3,4; SGA 3,4; Spanish Club 4. NICKI NAWANA COOPER-Y-Club 1; Spanish Club 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Band 2; Track Scorette 4. THOMAS EDWARD CORNELISON- FCA 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Base- ball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Spanish Club 3. DEBORAH LEE COWART 162 JANE PAGE COX-Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4, Trio 3,4; Hi-Light 3,4; SGA 1,2,3. BONITA ANNE CRIDER ROBERT WESLEY CUM MINGS- Bas- ketball Mgr. 1; Football 2; DECA 3, 4. THOMAS DUKE DANIEL-Transferred from Huntsville High School, Hunts- ville, Alabama, August 1973. Foot- ball 3,4; Key Club 3,4; FCA 3,4; Track 4. JENNIFER LOWE DARNELL-Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Softball 2; Pep Club 1; FHA 1; Hi-Light 3,4; Sr. Activity Council 4. CRAIG WINFIELD DAVISON-Band 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3; Hi- Light Editor 4; Tennis 1,2 3,4; Swim Team 3,4; Key Club 4. RONALD LEE DILLARD-VICA 3,4, Pres. 4 RAYMOND MOBLEY DUNN, JR.- Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Track 3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Key Club 3,4; FCA 1,2,3,4. KAREN JEANETTE DYCUS-Basket- ball 1,2; Pep Club 1,2; VCD 3; VIC A 4. CHARLIE WINFRED EDMOND-Foot- ball 1; DHS Players 2; Key Club 2. JOHN ERNEST ELLENBURG, JR.- Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2; Base- ball 2; Track 1,3,4; Chorus 1,2,4; Quartet 1,4; FCA 1,2,3. STEPHEN BRUCE FARROW-DHS Players 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; Track 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4, V. Pres. 4; SGA 2,3; Hi-Y 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4. ANGELA DENISE F LACK-Transfer- red from Ben L. Smith High School, Greensboro N. Carolina, August 1973. Basketball 4; DHS Players 3. CHRISTINE ANN FOLLACHIO- Transferred from Sacred Heart High School, Waterbury, Connecticut, October 1973. PAMELA ELAINE FOSTER-Chorus 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; Sr. Activity Council 4; Pep Club 1,2; FHA 1. 163 KEITH POWELL FULGHUM-Track 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3, V. Pres. 3; SGA 2; Cross-Country 4. CHRIS ALLEN GALLMAN-DECA 3, 4, Treas. 4; Industrial Arts Club 3. JANET MIRIAM GINSBERG-FHA 4; DHS Players 3,4; Chorus 3; French Club 2; HERO 4, V. Pres. 4; Pep Club 1. GREGORY ALEXANDER GLASS- COCK-Track 2,3,4; Hi-Y 3,4; Cross- Country 4. SHARON ANNETTE GOODSON ANGELA MARIA GREEN-Pep Club 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Science Club 2; Colorguard 3,4; IOP 4. AUDREY AVON GREEN CONNIE MELINDA GREEN-FHA 2,3, 4, Parliamentarian 3, V. Pres. 4; FB LA 4; VOT 4; IOP 4. DENNIS RANDY GREENWAY-Band 1,2,3; Tennis 4. ROBERT ERNEST GREESON-Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4, Singin' Group 4; DHS Players 1,2,3,4; Thespian Soci- ety 3,4; Y-Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; French Club 3; Spanish Club 4; Boy's Colorguard 4, Capt. 4; Hi- Light 4. STEPHEN WADE GREGG-Band 1,2, 3,4. GAIL ELIZABETH GREGORY-Band 1; Pep Club 1,3; FHA 2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; FBLA 3,4, Re- porter 3, Treas. 4; Spanish Club 3,4, Sec. 3,4. JANE ANGEL GREGORY-French Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 1; FBLA 3,4, Pres. 4; FHA 1,2; National Honor Society 2. VA LERIE ANNE GRIGGS-Cheerlead- er 2,3,4, Co-Capt. 2,4; Annual Staff 3,4, Assoc. Ed. 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Anchor Club 2,3,4, Sec. 4; Sr. Activity Council 4. RUSSELL BRADLEY HACKNEY- Football 1,2; Tennis 3; Key Club 3; VIC A 4. DONNA LYNN HAERRY-Transferred from Westside High School, Rocky Face, Ga., August 1974. MICHAEL LARRY HALL-Band 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 4; Track 4. JOHN RUSSELL HAM-Basketball 1, 2,3,4; SGA 1,2; Y-Club 1; Golf 1,2, 3,4. KENDALL C LINTON HARKINS- Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4. REBECCA DENISE HAYES-HERO 4. MICHAEL EDWIN HEACKER-Band 1,2. TERRILL DYANNE HEACKER-Pep Club 1; Spanish Club 4; Sr. Activity Council 4. RHONDA GALE HEWITT-Color- guard 3,4; Anchor Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; FHA 1; Sr. Activity Coun- cil 4; Y-Club 1; Pep Club 1. EVELYN JEAN HILL-FBLA 4. JAMES PHILIP HOLLWAY-Football Trainer 1,2,3,4; Basketball Trainer 1,2,3,4; Track Trainer 1,2; Track 3, 4; FCA 2,3,4; Sr. Activity Council 4. BRENDA LYNN HOPPER-Transferred from Charles Woodward High School Washington, D.C., September 1973. Chorus 4; Pep Club 4; Sr. Activity Council 4. JAMES ROBERT HOWELL, Jr.- Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; FCA 2,3. ANGELA DENISE HULLENDER-Pep Club 1,2,3,4; SGA 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 3; French Club 1,2; Sr. Activity Council 4. VICKYE LOUISE HUNSUCKER-Band 2,3,4, Capt. 3, Solo Twirler 4; Anchor Club 3,4; Chorus 1; FBLA 4, Sec. 4; VOT 4. SANDRA JEANNE MARY JACKSON- Pep Club 2,4, Sec.-Treas. 4; DHS Players 4; Hi-Light 3; Chorus 4. KAREN LEE JAMES-VICA 3,4, Sec. 4. JOHN CALVIN JOHNSON-VICA 3, 4; Track 1. JUANITA JOHNSON-Pep Club 1; Softball 3,4, Co-Capt. 4; Basketball 1,2,3a Capt. 4; Track 3. JAMES PATRICK JORDAN, IU-Bas- ketball 4; Track 4. ARTHUR JOHN JOYCE-Band 1,2,3, 4; Chorus 4; Stage Band 4. DAVID WHITTEN JOYNER-SGA 1, 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 3,4, Bus. Mgr. 4; FCA 2,3, Sec.-Treas. 3; National Honor Society 2,3,4. CINDY LEE KENEMER-DHS Band 1, 2,3,4, Asst. Drum Major 2,3,4, In- door Colorguard 4; Pep Club 1; Chorus 3,4; Hi-Light 3,4, Ad. Mgr. 3,4; National Honor Society 3. JO CYNTHIA KENEMER-Art Club 4, Treas. 4; DHS Players 4. TERRY KINNAMON-Basketball 1; VIC A 1. VICKIE LOU KIRBY-DECA 3,4. BOBBIENA ELAINE KIRK KENNY MORICE K 1STNER-Transfer- red from Westside High School, Rocky Face, Ga., August 1972. Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Track 1. MELVIN EUGENE LAKE, JR.-Foot- ball 1; Tennis 2,3; SGA 1,2; FBLA 4; EOT 4. MARK BRYAN LANE-Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2; Baseball 3,4. MARY KATHRYN LANGFORD-FHA 1,2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; HERO 4. 166 PHILLIP HOWARD LANGSTOIM-SGA 2; VIC A 3,4. RONALD DREW LARMON-Industrial Arts Club 3; Spanish Club 3; VIC A 4. BLAIR DUNKEL LAVELLE-Track 1,2,3,4; Hi-Y 3,4, Sec. 3; Cross- Country 4. SHARON DENISE LEROY-Band 1,2, 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4. JOHN ALAN LITTLE-Hi-Y 3,4, Treas. 4; Key Club 4; Track 2,3,4; Swim Team 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4, V. Pres. 4; Band 1,2,3,4. SAMUEL GAINES FRANK LOCK- LEA R-Band 1,2,3. DEBORAH SUE LONG-SGA 1; Cho- rus 1,3; Pep Club 1; DHS Players 1,2. JAMES HARTSELL LONG-Football 1,2,3,4; DHS Players 1. THOMAS ALVIN LONG-Chorus 1; FB LA 3,4; EOT 4; IOP 4. REBECCA DARLENE LONGLEY-Pep Club 1. GREGG ROLLINS LOWERY-FBLA 3,4; EOT 4; IOP 4. PATRICIA DIANNE LOWERY-Trans- ferred from Westside High School, Rocky Face, Ga., August 1972. HERO 4, Pres. 4. MARK ANTHONY LUSK-Hi-Y 4; Band 1,2,3,4, Capt. 4, Boy's Color- guard 4; Tennis 4; Stage Band 1. WANDA ELAINE MACK-Basketball 2,3, Mgr. 2; FHA 1; DHS Players 3; PTSA 4, Co-Sec. 4; SGA 4. MARK ROGERS MAHAN-Chorus 1, 2,3; DHS Players 1,2,4. 167 MARGARET DIANE MALONE-Pep Club 1; Y-Club 2; Spanish Club 3,4; Colorguard 2,3,4, Flag Lt. 3,4; Chorus 4. LAURA MUNDY MANN-Chorus 1,2, 3,4, Trio 3,4, Sing in' Group 1,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 2; National Honor Society 3,4; Colorguard 1. BRONNE LEE MARSHA LL-FBLA 4. ALLENE SARGENT MASSEY-Pep Club 1,2; FBLA 4; Spanish Club 4; Y-Club 1. TAMERA INEZ MASSEY DAVID LANE MASSINGILL-Band 1, 2,3,4; SGA 1,2; Colorguard 4; DHS Players 3. JAMES CHRISTOPHER MASSING- GILL-Art Club 4, Pres. 4. SARA ADAMS MASTERS-Tri-Hi-Y 1; Pep Club 1; Spanish Club 3,4, Hist. 3; DHS Players 2,3,4, Hist. 4; Chorus 3,4, Accompianist 3; Anchor Club 3,4, Treas. 4; Basketball Mgr. 2. KIMBERLY ANN MAYO-Transferred from Tyner High School, Chattanoo- ga, Tenn., January 1974. Track 4; DHS Players 4. JO ELLEN MIDDLETON-Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; FHA 1; Softball 2; Sr. Activity Council 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Track Scorette 4; Cho- rus 4. JAMES STEPHEN MILLER-National Honor Society 2; Band 1,2,3,4, Ma- jor 4; Tennis 1,2,3,4. JOHN THOMAS MINOR, IV-SGA 2; DHS Players 1,2,3,4; Art Club 4; National Honor Society 2,3. WALTER BANKS MOORE, JR.- Track 1; VICA 2,3,4; DHS Players 3, 4; Thespian Society 4; DCT 2,3,4. LORAN KELLY MCC LAIN-Football 3; Baseball 4; SGA 1,2. MARILYN ALETHA MCDONALD 168 NINA YVONNE MCHUGH-IOP 4; FB LA 4; VOT 4; Pep Club 1. KENDALL HAROLD MCMAHON- SGA 3; Y-Club 1. TAMARA BILHA NAHARl-Pep Club 1,2,3; DHS Players 3; French Club 3, 4. JACKIE DAVID NATIONS-DCT 3,4 JANET ELAINE NEIGHBORS-Pep Club 1; Hi-Light 2,3,4; FB LA-4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Tri- Hi-Y 3,4. VICKIE LYNN NESBITT-Pep Club 1; French Club 1,2,3; FBLA 4; Tri- Hi-Y 3,4, Treas. 3,4. MARY ELAINE NEWBERRY-FHA 2, 3,4. DENISE LYNN NEWTON-Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Band 1; DHS Players 1,2,3,4; Art Club 4; Pep Club 1; National Honor Society 2; French Club 3. JOHN COLEMAN NORTHCUTT, Ill- Transferred from First Presbyterian Day School, Macon, Ga., December 1972. Baseball 1; VIC A 3. TIMOTHY JASON OLDS-Football 1, 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2; FCA 2,3,4; Hi-Light 3,4. KATHLEEN MARY 0' MAHONY-FHA 4; Pep Club 1. JOHN DAY O'NEAL DEBRA DENISE OWENS-Band 1,2,3, 4; National Honor Society 3,4. ROY MICHAEL PAINTER-Track 1,3, 4; SGA 1; DEC A 3,4. CAROLYN CHARLENE PANGLE-FHA 1; VIC A 3,4, Asst. Sec. 4. 169 JILL DENISE PARKER-Transferred from North Whitfield High School, Dalton, Ga., September 1973. Span- ish Club 3; FBLA 4; Sr. Activity Council 4. DEBRA ANN PARKS VICKI LYNN PATTERSON-FHA 1,4; VOT 4; FBLA 4. DEBRA MAE POWELL PAYNE-Hi- Light 2,3,4; HERO 4; Tri-Hi-Y 4. ANITA LARAINE PINSON-FHA 2,3,4, Pres. 4; French Club 3,4; Pep Club 3. MARY CHRISTINE POPE-SGA 1,2,3, 4; Class Pres. 1, Sec. 3; Band 1,2,3, 4; DHS Players 1,2,3,4, Treas. 3; Sr. Activity Council 4, Pres. 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4, Sec. 4. TIMOTHY CURTIS PRESSNELL- Baseball 2; FBLA 4; Industrial Arts Club 3; Chorus 1; EOT 4; IOP 4. SHERARD ANN QUARLES-Cheer- leader 2,3,4, Capt. 2,4; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Anchor Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3, 4; Sr. Activity Council 4; Track 4; Annual Staff 3,4. CONNIE MAE QUINN JOHN DAVID RAISIN-Band 1,2; DEC A 3,4, V. Pres. 3. JOSEPH WILEY REID, JR.-Key Club 4; Golf 1,2,3,4. TODD LAMBERT REIGEL-Transfer- red from Greeneville High School, Greeneville, Tenn., August 1973. DHS Players 4; Sr. Activity Council 4. KENNETH WARD RENZ-Football 1, 2,3,4; Track 3,4; FCA 1,2,3,4; Key Club 4. NANCY JEAN RICE-Transferred from Lakeside High School, Atlanta, Ga., August 1972. SGA 2; Softball 2; Spanish Club 3; Track 3; FBLA 4; VOT 4. SYLVIA LEE RICHARDS-Softball 2, 3,4; Basketball Mgr. 3,4. 170 DELYN CHRISTINE RITCHEY-Band 1; Colorguard 1; Science Club 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; DHS Players 4; Hi- Light 3,4 Bus Mgr. 4; Cheerleader 2,3,47 Sec 4 CRYSTAL ELIZABETH ROBBINS- Colorguard 1,2,3,4, Lt. 3, Capt. 4; FHA 1; Pep Club 1; Anchor Club 2, 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2. MICHAEL WESLEY ROBERTS-Foot- bal I 1; Track 2,3. SANDRA LYNN ROBERTS-Y-Club 1,2,3, Pres. 1; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Anchor Club 2,3,4, Pres. 4; Chorus 1; French Club 3,4; SGA 1,2; FHA 1,2; DHS Players 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. CAROL ANN ROSS-FHA 1,2,3,4, Treas. 2, Pres. 3, V. Pres. 4; Tri-Hi- Y 2,3,4, Sec. 3, Chaplain 4; DHS Players 2,3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Sr. Activity Council 4. LAURA ELLEN RUTLAND-Band 1, 2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Pres. 2, V. Pres. 4; SGA 3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; DHS Players 1,2,3,4; Scholars Bowl Team 1,2,3,4. BRUCE ALAN SATTERFIELD-Band 1,2,3,4; EOT 4; FBLA 4; Hi-Light 3, 4, Ad Mgr. 3,4. KATHY LYNNE SATTERFIELD- Colorguard 2,3; Pep Club 1,2; FBLA 4; DHS Players 4; Track 2,3; Chorus 1. WILLIAMS SCOTT SELLERS-Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Track 4; Key Club 3,4, Pres. 4; FCA 1,2,3,4; Y-Club 1. CYNTHIA LYNN SHAHEEN-FHA 1; Pep Club 1,2; Chorus 1,2,3,4, Singin' Group 4; DHS Players 4. JOHNNY RAY SHEPHERD-Band 1,2, 3,4; Boy's Colorguard 4. JUDY MARIE SMETAK-Softball 1,2; FHA 1,4; VOT 4; FBLA 4. AUBREY RAYE SMITH-Football 1,2; National Honor Society 2,3,4; French Club 2,3,4, V. Pres. 4. BARBARA ANNE SMITH-SGA 2; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4; DHS Players 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 3, Li- brarian 4, Singin1 Group 3,4; Anchor Club 3,4; Sr. Activity Council 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4, Chap- lain 3; Annual Staff 3,4, Editor 4; Thespian Society 4. MARK BRIAN SMITH-Football 1,2, 3A 171 TRISTAN MATTHEW SMITH-Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; FCA 1,2, 3,4; Key Club 3,4; Hi-Light 3,4. GORDON ANTHONY STALANS- Transferred from Waggener High School, Louisville, Kentucky, Aug- ust 1972. National Honor Society 3. WILLIAM THOMAS STEELE LUCRETIA RENEE STONE-Tri-Hi-y 3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Art Club 2; Cho- rus 1,2. CYNTHIA CAROL STUMAN-Color- guard 1,2,3,4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3, Treas 2, Chaplain 3; SGA 3,4; Sr. Activity Council 4. JOHN MICHAEL SUMMEROUR JEFFREY SCOTT SUTTON-DCT 1,2; VICA 1,2, Reporter 2. « PHILIP DANNY SUTTON-VICA 4. CLAY LAMAR SWAIM-Track 2; VICA 4. MARILYN ELAINE TAYLOR-Pep Club 1; VCD 2. SALLY MAE TIBBS-VICA 4. SHUNELL TOWNS CYNTHIA ANN TRIMBOLI-Band 1, 2,3,4; French Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Sec. 1,2,4, Pres. 3; National Honor Society 2,3,4, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4; FHA 2. ROBERT KEITH TURKETT-VICA 3, 4. SHIRLEY ANN VAUGHN-Softball 1, 2; Tennis 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Capt. 2, Co-Capt. 4; Track 3; An- chor Club 3,4. 172 DONNA JEAN VOLHEIN-Pep Club 1,2,3; FHA 3,4, HERO 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1 2. JAMES TRACY WARD-Student Council 4, Pres. 4; French Club 1,2, 3,4, V. Pres. 3; Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 2, Sec. 4; DHS Players 1,2; Key Club 3,4; PTSA 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4. PATRICIA ANN WARD-DCT 2,3; DEC A 3; VCD 4; Chorus 2. CYNTHIA ELAINE WATERS-Trans- ferred from Chattanooga Valley High School, Rossville, Ga., October 22, 1973. DEC A 3,4, Reporter 4. CATHI LORRAINE WEAVER-FHA 1; Pep Club 1; Art Club 1; DHS Players 2,3,4; Colorguard 3; Swim Team 3, 4; FB LA 4. MARK WESLY WESTFALL RICHARD LEN WHITENER-Art Club 1,2; Industrial Arts Club 1. GREGORY LAMONT WHITMIRE- DCT 3; Chorus 1,2,3,4. BARBARA KAREN WILLIAMS-Pep Club 1,2; Sr. Activity Council 4. ERIC NEAL WILLIAMS-Transferred from Wade Hampton High School, Greenville, S. Carolina, January 1974. RICHARD MICHAEL WILLIA MS-Hi- Y 3,4; Football 2, Mgr. 1. SANDRA LYNN WILSON-Track 1,2; Anchor Club 2,3; FBLA 4, Reporter 4; Cheerleader 2. JEFFREY BRYAN WOFFORD-Science Club 2,3. GEORGE NICHOLAS WOODS, III- SGA 1; Football 1,2,3,4; FCA 1,2; Track 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2. STEVEN DOUGLAS YEARGIN GRADUATING SENIORS INfOT PIC- TURED: Charmagne Arnold, Donna Bag ley, Gary Clark, Donald Cross, Arthur Hill, Cheryl Lanning, Stephanie Macon, Albert Mitchell, Carol Seay, Laura Smith, Morris Stock, Brian Summey, Bonnie Taylor, Jeff Win- frey. To Grow . Take Time . . Stephen Farrow To Give . . . Tamara Bilha Nahara To Live . . . Laura Ellen Rutland Invocation . . . Robert Ernest Greeson Prayer . . . Barbara Anne Smith Student Conductor . . . Cindy Lee Kenemer Accompanist . . . Sara Adams Masters . 6 DHS GRADUATION June 11, 1975 Honor Students Sidney Guy Abernathy Timothy Harold Allred Brian Steven Cady Gail Elizabeth Gregory Valerie Anne Griggs David Whitten Joyner Laura Mundy Mann Sara Adams Masters Janet Elaine Neighbors Mary Christine Pope Sherard Ann Quarles Crystal Elizabeth Robbins Carol Ann Ross Laura Ellen Rutland Aubrey Raye Smith Cynthia Ann Trimboli' James Tracy Ward T 3F Ml r l kj 1. Peggy Malone, Terry Hecker, Pam Adamson, Chrissie Pope, Shirley Vaughn, Tammy Nahari, Anne Griggs, Mary Linda Cassidy, Steve Farrow, Mark Lusk, Stevie Miller, and Johnny Ellenburg sing Time in a Bottle , the Senior Class song. 2. Sandy Jackson makes final preparations as Seniors report to their assigned rooms. 3. Tassels in place, collars taped on. Shunned Towns, Marilyn Taylor, and Robert Barksdale have time to enjoy last minute visits with friends. 4. Speakers Bob Greeson and Steve Farrow practice one last time as Mr. Charles Acree listens. 5. George Woods, Shirley Vaughn, Cindy Waters, Bobby Cummings, and Karen Williams pose for the photographer while awaiting the beginning of the ceremony. 6. Gregg Lowery, Wanda Mack, and Blair LaVelle are among the 224 DHS graduates listening to the graduation speeches. 175 IN MEMORIAM PAUL RICHARD MONTANARO (HOMEBOUND STUDENT) NOVEMBER 7,1974 STEVEN GLENN LOOPER JANUARY 25,1975 177 As the year progressed, we at Dalton High became more involved; more involved in our own personal affairs, with each other, with school work, and with numerous extracurricular activities. Beginning on the first day of registration, August 28, and for many even before that at summer camos, our life at DHS for the next nine months began. Fall quarter was pretty much filled with all the excitement that goes along with football games. Many hours of practice were put in by the football team, the band, and the cheerleaders as they prepared for Pep Session, half-time activities, and the actual game itself. The student body played its part by supporting the team at Pep Session and by the large turn-outs at all the games. While these games were going on, the B-Team and Freshman football teams continued playing their schedule while the DHS Players were busy preparing for their fall production Inspector General. Homecoming, highlighted fall quarter and soon after first quarter exams, the basketball season began and continued until February 7. The Girls' Varsity team went on to State and placed third in the 6 AA State Basketball tournaments. The annual Sweetheart Dance began at 8:00 p.m. on February 18 with emcees Lou Ann Boozer and John Carson announcing all the class favorites from inside the beautiful white gazebo. The Players one-acts took place the next weekend followed by the band's Straw Hat Follies the next. And while we were busy with our own activities at DHS, the world around us continued to grow and change (picture 3). Our nation experienced a severe economic slump, while the unemployment rate reached a near all-time high. In August of 1974 Richard Nixon re- signed the Presidency and Gerald Ford assumed the leadership of our country, making the first time in American history that both the Presi- dent and Vice-President were appointed rather than being elected by a popular vote. New York City was on the verge of bankruptcy and the Equal Rights Amendment surfaced, to the delight of some and to the disapproval of others. In reference to World Affairs, the Communists of North Vietnam took over the country of South Vietnam, and thou- sands of Vietnamese orphans were sent to America for adoption. In our state of Georgia, George Busbee became the 82nd Governor upon his inauguration, which was photographed by DHS student photo- grapher Clark Smith (picture9). As spring approached, so came the I u£i) QUlSlWyS recession a®’ fg8! i w consbes •! « ! - many watches and warnings for tornadoes. Several tornadoes did touch down, but the ones doing the most damage in Georgia took place in Atlanta. Millions of dollars worth of damage was reported to property, including the Georgia Governor's Mansion (picture 7). In addition to all the current news of the world, many people right here at Dalton High were making the news as they were recognized for their accomplish- ments. Bill Weaver (picture 5) was named Counselor of the Year in the state of Georgia and Glenn Mas- ters (picture 2) was recognized as Coach of the Year in our region. Sally Gold (picture 8) was chosen as STAR teacher and Mr. Charles E. Bowen announced his retirement as Superintendent of the Dalton Public School System after 40 years in the teaching profession. Whit Joyner (picture 1) was drafted by the Pittsburgh Pirates and Sharon Allison (picture 6) received 2nd runner-up in the local Junior Miss Pag- eant. The famous Anthropologist Margaret Mead (picture 4) visited the campus of Dalton Junior College and many classes were able to attend her lecture on the World Food Crisis. So, the people of Dalton High continued their activities - ever conscious of world activities. 181 Third quarter began Tuesday, March 11, the last quarter of the year, and for the Seniors, their last quarter at Dalton High. This Spring quarter was perhaps the busiest of them all. The Jr.-Sr. Prom, Sen- ior party, and Guys and Dolls all took place during the last three months, along with all the clubs and committees, Anchor Club, Key Club, Y-Club, Hi-Light Staff, Annual Staff, and Sr. Activity Council busily finishing their projects. Many clubs had their end of the year banquets where they installed officers for the coming year. All the Spring sports - Baseball, Track, Softball, Tennis, and Golf - began and ended their busy schedules during third quarter. Honors Day highlighted the end of the year on May 22 with a two-hour assembly honoring various students for their accomplishments. The last exams of the year were June 4-6 and at 3:28 on June 6, school for the 1974-75 year was officially over. Graduation on June 11 marked the end of a four-year high school career for the seniors. However, we could never forget the people who created the atmosphere of spirited pride and unity that existed within our walls at DHS. 183 people • • •