Druid Hills High School - Saga Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1978 volume:

uin- in a small and rural community, the local citizens eagerly awaited the arrival of Emory University faculty from Oxford, Ga., which marked a distinct change in their lifes- tyles. From this moment onward, the com- munity anticipated increased growth and commerce, and perhaps, a new indepen- dence. Gradually, as time passed and the area became more densely populated, the citizens also realized that in order for them to match their community's growth, they must establish a local school for the children of the incoming Emory staff members. A Q wi. GN WAY SCHQGL BUS ONLY 3 4 PM lux ,sq .M Q, j fu 5-N DRUID HTELS RED DEVILS Thus begins the legend of Druid Hills. In it's earliest days, the school which is now known as Druid Hills was begun as an elementary school. It was started in 1919 and housed in the Fishburne Building, still presently located on Emory Cam- pus. ggi, li gifs aria, ululll T T f f SX 1 WWW iii: I H 51 up fl' We it E , fi' 55.2 W' rs. 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V ,uw ...na-, In 1948 the school and school district gave up in- dependent status and vo- luntarily became a part of the Dekalb County School System. Within three years the North Building was constructed, original- ly to house elementary school students. By 1959 it ceased to be an elemen- tary school with the con- struction of Fernbank and became an official part of the high school campus. In 1962 the new cafeteria was built and in 1965 the current gymnasium opened replacing the ori- ginal which was remod- eled to serve as the stage and music area of the new gym- As the Emory area continued to flourish, the Druid Hills dis- trict expanded rapidly. The once prosaic neighborhood was a bustling community . . . new and numerous stores and shop- ping centers, fine restaurants and fast food emporiums, and the ever present and increasing problem of traffic. 16 :- in K9 wtf fgae S I! 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P , 'fr ikrfggmni' 6- ' 'fi 'P ,rv 1 rs. ,w'nvMtiifFf 'A X 1 Y Despite its weathered outside appearance, Druid Hills is sturdy and has recently under- gone a two million dollar reno- vation. Patiently meeting the demands for change, Druid Hills continues to add to the curriculum and to the extra- curricular program. Students now enjoy wall to wall carpet- ing in most classrooms, air con- ditioning, new science labs, new reading labs, new language labs, new business facilities, and a re- furbished auditorium. if i 5 x. LH x 9 x v-.m.,., H ,, 1 L,-x, g J . ,,x E' Nftlfr r W pu. ,441 1 V , -. 1 - . Ax ' , , f,- ,. 'r. x f. '.. ls.. , . 11- Hu 4 I wg. :,. ,1 fgbnx -. ml W. . 'Q ' ,.. I' n- ' , ,. .1 'All'-. X I, Lil q W tw., n r v ,5 WA. Q Q, 4 F 2? ik -5-. ,v 335.1 'f 'P' ,A Y , 1 - o ni ,.. 17' I 1 ff! I I I K L , f-. X X N 'N H s h Riga 'nfl ' x Xa N 'Nu .r.uh. 1 x K ixlngw .' u,h 'Kuhn' lla' N 1... ' L F ' v rf E If E. y g, S During its fifty year history Druid Hills has become a separate world within itself, shaping its modes and poli- cies. Yet Druid Hills is not without knowledge of what is happening outside of the community. The teachers and the administration are an inspiration to the stu- dents, providing them not only with a firm basis for further educational advancement, but presenting guide- lines for studying, for compatibility, and for general rules of living. 5 X . x 5 . .. --' . np-Mu-4, ' 'slits-v .5 , XX- ', ggi xg, ..-..,.. I5-1 uv' -rm.. .. xx, Lu., , --ov LF. my B QQ ..,..,-' apo nzigzfa ' ' -v ' :I ,,.- ' jf' The Druid Hills faculty and student body do not have a mere teacher - pupil relation- ship. There is much more per- sonality involved and one can be sure that just as he or she is prepared to enter college after five years at Druid Hills, so is the individual able to enter the mainstream of life with little transition. .7 - 1- ' 'V . - ,-., U ,.,,,, ' ' i. 3 .' 5 . ,JA 7mfQw f 'A 3 T1 fl 1 , Jf+1:'lk'?5+Fgf'l ,, ,,,,,, , X X ,M ,V 'fffl-' :W W3 Qi?-Flgjgf 2 my ff, ?'T. f???3:?f'5 . ga .H 'gui Lil fry J ,W 1-1-dflfrfflif ' gfh. :flrfiggff in W 29. -.hgh Pm A N ga- f mf-if nl W -X gg ' 4. , , ' -1.3-,H , 'WLSWEM ff' M., ,. ' ' r, if f ?W?4 2f-:f.I 3 1 I '?. . 5 X y u , 1 5? u4 ' x 1-Q. 4 - . A 1 J 'g 5 s 1 z 1 'f In ,,. ..- '.., .A - ' ' 3 ..:,H!,x . fx ,v... u Y l 1 Q X f. ! I' - 7' 9, .1 . . f x . --U ., , , ' If 4 : L fl JF - 52 1 We FR' I 'ff V 2 ,-0. 1 lv. ,E , A - 5 U - . -, ff , v '- ' ! ,vt I .Q . 1 N. x -, ' 6 ,. 1 I S' gift ws, X 9-4, y.. .s ' gl -kk 5. ,u P x-'K 'Li w Pg ,J ' '. -L, s ...' L W' , 1? bb 25? Q' 'A fr .r X fgijlgf fe 'vw - ff. Ml 4. , 5-1.- . ,1.,. i.'j '.'f'1,-A 5' . Iwypg--'gf' ' . fi ' 1. T. ' -lyk. . 'xx i 1 'yr l 'rf .QQV K, A Ifixrh X ,L 1r ..fT1-M J.-uh'--R, 564' ,'.:l xx -',4.:,-' vfgg .J 3w'1 ?.l K' ,N Nx ' X K x rs 'hw' ' ..-4? Likewise, the students of Druid Hills have created tra- ditions that also mold and form their characters, while setting standards for the fu- ture. The students of Druid Hills look forward to the next fifty years as another period of growth and change, and also a period of main- taining some of our high standards. It is only the stu- dent body who can continue to set an example for the stu- dents following us, so that the next fifty years will be as great, or greater, than our first highly successful half century. It would truly be worthwhile to return to Druid Hills: THE SCHOOL OF CHAM- PIONS 31 Q r V X INTRODUCTION ........ TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION ......... FEATURES .... ACTIVITIES . . . SPORTS .... FACULTY .... CLASSES ...... STUDENT LIFE .... CONCLUSION .... EPITAPH .... Co-Editors-in-Chief: Photography Editor: Photographers: Student Life: Copy: Faculty: VJ smia mrx 7 the Sllth gear Table Of Contents Sandy Jordan Martin Krainin Jeff Richardson Jim McKinney Mary Stubbs Cee Smallwood Doug Hinson, Editor Amy Blom Wade Ergle Kathy O'Brien, Editor Peggy Sharp Mike Terry Becky Moore, Editor Stacia Fernandez Lucy Cobbs Staff Features: Activities: Sports: Classes: Art Editor: Advisor: ....1 ....3 .....34 .....36 .....80 .,..104 ....136 ....156 ....192 ....226 ....240 Nancy Lowe, Editor Gail Palmer Stewart Jackson Frances Wheeler, Editor Julia Hollinger Liz Gouinlock Molly Thompson, Editor Penn White Lang Rawls Leo Reichert, Editor Louise Turrentine Jim Branscomb Mark Jaunsan Robert Morgan Lia A Dedication 'RK' 'wi In a school as old and small as Druid Hills, there are certain traditions that are established through the years. There is also a constant flow of new faces blending with the old. Among the members of our teaching staff is a person who is both fresh to the scene AND already a legend. In the few years she has been at Druid Hills, this lady has dabbled with the arts, sponsoring drama activities, language clubs, and literary meets. She is a devoted counselor and a dedicated sponsor. She is a friend to the student, participating as enthusiastically as she teaches. It is with great pleasure that we dedicate this year's SAGA to such a deserving, concerned individual -- unsere Deutsche Lehrerin, FRAU SUSAN CROOKS fa. 1 4 . f ' ' 1 Na. rx 'Q' Q V' 1 xx .syh . w - f. 1 Q I: ' Y S v f xt, J 45' 4 'vb ggg, Om-f ' c U Q ' L, ' v 'U . tazigvx -0' '14 QQA4 A 1 ' q' Qri. L11 . 0' 1 ', U I vs I Iii X3 -Q -, .fx :H ' 1 ' OK 2: S q',. .' 2 .x x 'H S 1, A ,I 5, A s :I I '-. xm- x. An' 1 Q 'F'EATlIR'ES owne ' 1.9 X1 Thr? It was that time of year again, when the Druids celebrated their annual Homecoming, honoring their alumni and highlighting the football season. 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On November 11 and 12, under the theme of Hysterical History , grades eight through twelve pre- sented one of the most outstanding Stunt Nights in our hysterical history. With a comical Pilgrims Regressf' the Freshman Class pulled off a winner. A close second, the Sophomores' H24 Carat Gold Fever proved the Gold Rush of 1849 to be a hoax. The Class of 1979 dazzled the au- dience with their third place Asp Me No Questions and I'll Give You No De-Niles. The eighth graders' St. Val- entine's Day Massacre and the Senior's Looney Tunesv did not place but were the perfect opening and conclusion to a memorable and fun-filled evening. .psy W 49 I 1 l I - I ui fu sf is if . 1 M Vykk. N Y A 'Le . lil 3 'Q x E in ji p Xp, -RSQSF Q 131' f Q .A f .,.,, Q X xx 1- '75 sf: wi 1 f ,2- x- rf A.. X A i. ?. .qy:Ig , 3 wg X .n-Q. -V . A fx-W R if f- NA? 2 bv: x, if 'F' iii W malmvo il' 5 .13 7' . 5 , .wr al pm-,Mi K fp ' : l 'X . we 'H xx X s., 'u XVI 1' ' I 1 X -' 4 .Y X ' xl! I X , 'N x ' - A -wr '.v , ,V .B I-: WW x . , , ' . .W -'f 1 X Y, 5 ' X X fi!-v sf'-1 Her warm adaptibility, which has brought her many friends among students and faculty, has also been re- sponsible for the achievement of her goals, and the fulfillment of her musical aspirations. Superior Drum Major, longstanding first flutist, an artist in the finest sense our Best Musician . . . SENIOR SUPERLATIVE STACIA FERNANDEZ She is a thoughtful, down to earth leader who divides her time between running the Beta Club and serving as co-editor-in-chief of the SAGA. Member of the Na- tional Honor Society, Co-Captain of the Drill Team, a well-deserved Best All-Around . . . SENIOR SUPERI ATIVF SANDY JORDAN -'ru-sq. 5 I-tn . sl V ' dwg' N., 'Q s She projects her personallty mto every aspect of Druxd Halls As ca :tam ofthe Band and Features P dltor of the Secretary of the Semor Class SI' NIOR SUPFRI ATIVF NANCY I OWI4 ' .. I l ' M I ' l SAGA she demonstrates her ability as a natural leader. INN-xt ff' ff He is respected by all Qtudents and teachere and works A member of the Beta Club and National Honor So ciety he has also participated in crow country and wrestling Voted Beet All Around our Student C ouncil President SENIOR SUPI4 Rl A l IVI' DEAN FERGUSON P! V , V L is i K Y nl .5 Q well with both academic and extra-curricular activities. x , ' S - . . V . . . Y , r . , l . 1 w , . - f ' v I, f I 1 W 1 Y T 1 Characterized by an optimistic outlook and a casual wit, she expresses an avid interest in all of her surroundings. A co-captain of the Varsity Cheerleaders a respected Secretary of the Student Council and our 1977 Home- coming Queen . . . SENIOR SUPERLATIVE LESLIE GOTTMAN , . ow ii. N. ff, Q vw Qi-J QP' lull' --15 if Q45 40 ...--Z .- ' 'Af ' sq' '17 Y Z N eg: Six i , X. it ., .. H . X 1, p'fff'j He has helped bulld floats and props has worked back stage for Stunt Nlght and has been a leader on the Varslty Football Team Voted Who s Who Most Ath letic, he is our man behind the scenes . . , SENIOR SUPERLATIVE CHARLES STEWART .1--,Q .A She uses her self-confidence and assurance to success- fully handle her responsibilities. She is the captain of the drill team SAFA Activities Editor - a glowing face in the crowd and a graceful spirit. Most Ladylike .. SENIOR SUPFRI ATIVE FRANCES WPlEELER 5335? , -Z. lx iii M Mii.i'f li'i ' i RIFRESHIUIS mf- A 4, . 1 . , s,,' 'V sw al ' - J A 'WMI' ,, ir'i iii , , M 'rw' -3 VE 1, 5 ', ,y X , fi - M .A 'r if ' , 'f 'WHS' ,4.W,.w , X 'T ,. . 1 , Wa ai U f '15 5, , . r. nf' 1 I ' 'fe I 1. Y' Q ' W ' - .- nyfxr., H 4, 7fQ,.u1.I',.'l M2 A K ' U Y ,L , ,fgA5:.f:., y ,ifvf-'.I! Fm' i Ah- fha- L . V S l, V, YYINQT g ,fw1ara,4i f::w ' A ' Mfr? A E 1 1 A '- ' fi til? '-Ci 'Vg WU ' '?3 '4 .L f.'::.L44im4!F1'K'v3Of5-'-5'! k?.f53u'kQ,?f x - 7 K . W gf , ' 1151 L 5 w M-- 3 1 Y , . s r K is or - r,.rs, S Wliim, K ,. I ,-. M . S ...-...i. V Y ir- f 'V 4 'M 'iw lV4 N I3 si fp 'X X Wlth a burst ot laughter and an enormous smlle she presents an easy gomg nature An accomplxsher she IS Presldent of the French Club a member of the dent of the Student Councll Voted the Most I lkely to Succeed SENIOR SUPERI ATIVE LISA FEI LNER Ry X xxx V a . n W . ' . I . . u . b QM .5 Q . . , A XJ f Human Relations Committee, and the Vice-Presi- Ii in AI: I ' ' 1' QI? J x I ' Q I s C' I 0068 -.af 151,50 w..J' bw- av' .4 ' bhe has worked hard quietly yet persuasively leading members of her class Asa junior she was the major figure in raising money and planning the Ju- nior-Senior. For this an other endeavors she has been deemed superlative. Member of the Human Rela- tions Committee and the Beta Club President of the German Club Vice-President of the National Honor Society and Basketball manager. 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Q'-W B5 She IS always eager to work and has demon strated unfallmg responslblllty and loyalty to her school and ltS 3Ct1V1tl6S Vlce Presldent of the Senlor Class, Secretary Treasurer of the Semor class, defmltely Most Dependable SENIOR SUPERLATIVE BONNIE JONES WDCY5 1 H -A .gy . g L L. vm I 5+ T' ,, ,wal - :wx-.351 Q ' ' Q!wz,-5R7g:3,1f i 'A-fr UQQQQJ! ! JV . 'Nl QV, ., ,XS I ,kin x . P11 4 w ' Q wg: ff ': 1 ' Eff 7 Q 0- 55 Robble Weber, Kathy Dwi Fersusyn A i - Stacia Fernadez, en Hunt . xX Tia? Spmtfd viii lb Best All Aiolihd' ., Il .ai 'HH :iii Y: . ' WDC W 3 x-X, r Hzljok, Jonathon Buss. l ill E X . x fzy. DAR Good Citizenship Award - Frances Wheeler National Merit, Finalists - Tatiana Volkov, Richard ii., fr: HJ I 7 Star Student f Jonathon Buss K e a K if 7 ' i 91 l I I ,sw . X-Y so i,- X -mv. i WSB Young Americans - Left, to Right ! 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Cheryl Hester, Helen Worth, Cathy Shelton, Candy Stewart, Ginger Boal, Leslie Sturmer, Ida Patterson, Kathy Busbee, Marcia Barnhart, Karen Phillips, Loretta Saltamachio, Lisa Mitchell, Janet DePrez, Gina N15 new X av 5' 1 I' v. QMA. X 1 TQ. , .M 8 ff ., , i Mr. -V. 1' V, .,. tiff'-1-bv? If' 1 l ' L 'V ,AN -wx., ,..1 .1- A-:-3, s WA! SIIWV 1-3 K' 'Y 3 2 C' KA 'J Ck! xx A QD aw 01 xx aw '41 l DI NINLIL Tl QAI Ml ,f .--fy, A X? , . 1 1 ... I - .s 0 I'- E-r -fi? ' fm 3 fri so AS X X5 x '4 , gf:-r' p Bottom - John o arry Daniels, Ri 'd n, Steve Tro Si, Keri Guest, Jar A Reed, Dottie g Lanae Parnell, S y G tain, Mary eel, Sarah Rich- ond .' d Bell Co e andler Jane Mc lan, ' Reynold athy Hill, Diane x lv. y I , y Q r V A id Pe, Paula M ' , estine Edwards, th amille D s, Grace Pledger, an Prez, Rachel, rkin elissa Flemiste V Chorale A. EA- - ll I I8Tb 66' 91th grade CDOYQS -'tux' ' .X 6imr.w' g, ACT IVlTI'ES SA SGllVQ4MIF .,..... 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M .LM ., W' . :..N M' ' ' M M Sig S2 Alice Barbour Amy Blom Jonathan Buss Dean Ferguson Gerri Guclger .loe Henderson Maeve Howett Sandra Jordan Francesca Kerpel James McKinnon Sally Mitchell Rebecca Moore Claire Quillian Marlan Rhame Pamela Somers Margaret Thompson Tammy Wilson Claudia Wunelerlieh not, pictured: Geoffrey Brown J Q5-7 95' All ll: Officers: Kathy O'Brien, Stacia Fernandez, Sandy Jordan, Martin Krainin Q Q 'V 3- ' .K K l - V I , ' 'f l' f- , X 6 gf Row 1: left to right: Wilson, Blom, Shoup, Matthews, Kerpel, Reeves Row 2: Thompson, Moore, Quillian, Howett, Lowe, Brown 1 Row 3: Horne, McKinney, Richardson, Carter, Fellner at , Row 1: Sharp, McDonald, Gerkin, Schwartz, Gerkin, Myers, Tennenbaum, Gouinlock, Terry, Row 2: Volkoff, Lubs, Laney, Cohhs, Harsch Garrison, Bell, Berg, Row 3: Mayer, Hollinger, Comstock, Ergle, Jackson, Row 4: Reichert, Tanner, Wakamo llliii of ' .l Niixx 'S STUJ EINIT 1. ,wx N C mx, in ,' u ' 1 If v-'Q 52 . 1 A 6 .. .Im SM Q qw I ,. 4... 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X 4 ,,.,.,,.ha' 9- , --f Y . x ' 2, Y' I. ll 'ff ing, X - Mai ACTIVITIES OUTDOUR CLUB summer: cum GQILMAII li v- W- Q 1 lst row, L to R., Hart, Oh, Wilson, Laney, Langford, Richmond, Trowbridge, Wilson 2nd row: Myers, Boal, Brooks, Bugg Gerkm Buss Otaso Skidmore, Thompson, Johnson 3rd row: Leslie, Mayer, Hollinger, Thompson, Cronia, Somers, Caliendo, Austin, Geiger Barkenhagen Mann 4th row: Shepard, Temple, Rhame Chandler, Pugh, Riechart, Berg 5th row: Bug, Dixon, Gilmartin, Wakamo 6th row Wright Asbury Tanner Oh, Freeman, Goldsmith, White, Hill Reeves, Strobel, McMahon, Olmsted flf 3,54 ll my A , -N - ' Q lst row L to R: Houser, Houser, Kiel, Hunter 2nd row: Benario, Maxey, Williams, Davis, Lawson, Cowan wr: leg, I 1 1, ,.,, 1 '51 aw. ,s P5 .. ki - .,.,.,.4,,, L., Fund Www--. Wf Q3 8 PF 1 l SV' E ww' m Nl an--..- JA-v-SM -- --....... . .. . 1 xx xgfk Q L -X 5, Q 'nf fw..a,, I a 3 IRPI, - is u- a X I 4514 i N rw-rv v-.- ,Q-, 'Y- i u... ,, Dwi, . . K. , EM. K V. -f-Ng Af'iW1'H- K - X -x Tim Davis, lxyle Dixon, Andy Shaw, Jon Berg, David Newell. . I '1 L 41 A x f If A , X HT Tp X. 73' APS 11 ' S ..43 A .-.fws-Cv'- N-' .UU X m 1 A J ss.n- W. 1 wi ,UU Q -N ,s, 1 XY 3 ' X .44-+-5 fk' 5 M5-as ' W -kwin 4 vin S A -s Q . ., ., 38' his ,l- wk w. wah R .L xi .. ,X tv 4-'W '- wk! SPCR TS Seniors 62 Steve Troutman 72 Danny Davis 84 John Richards 80 Charles Stewart 30 Cliff Correll 55 Glen Brown 42 George Allen 25 Craig Guinn 24 Larry Lucas Juniors 54 Kyle Rouser 51 Paul Walton 20 Lang Rawls 75 Stan Klinger 59 Greg Sherrill 15 Davy Burr 53 Lee Oliver 45 Dan Newsome 33 Todd Sutton 74 Harold Lucas 50 Mark Maxey 14 Derek Bowles 25 Thomas Stewart Sophomores 49 Mike Wilson 85 L10 d Wafford Terry Smith 31 Curtis Jordan 85 Bob Merriman 65 Darrell Wilson 73 Richard Taylor 72 John Heeter 23 Andrea Davis 32 Herbert Rickets 52 Ken Crochet 49 Greg Siso 12 Phillip Holbrook 81 Rob Schultz 82 Curtis Wafford Coaches Tommy Stringer Bobby Crowson Don Burgess Larry Massey 106 corn LL I L Q s ', Nt it seniors SN V 'lr .Lt 1 fr 1 v l W . l.'R- 1 I I 4- a -1- dm I N. k 'I i , 'US Q ,an 51415154 fg- 3- ,FA V . .-L: . .VU .N . gs-Q .i -...-nf , ..,-ff . ...M..,,....-...-d...,.. 3,4 5. k 9. 1 ., r' .x Ax, 4 ,- Y . ,f-5 ,AIC v. . 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V, aff 3 55, 'Q ',+ 1 - .A --Q ,. .Mi N- xiirhl I il , ,L xx in ..fgmN- ,- .K ,SWT ' , gr. W , N' T? 'S if, 1 . ' x E .12 ivy. ' .r X. ---X. W -q1'g'3i 'Ng 'X .. 2+ K. Q, ,qi .,t. ,xx- ., x Sli Y .NX vat. x. x. X gk W e sy, . w .'X vu 3,8 .1 nf J 47 The season is fall and the sport is football. The weather is brisk, and as the immediate eye is on volleyball, the distant eye follows the cross-country runner. All the athletes participating in these sports share one thing in common: they all derive a certain energy from the crispness of the season. The renewed vigor and spirit that accompany Fall affect these sportsmen's performance. There is a tension in the air that is invigorating, extracting the best of the athletes, and reflecting their best in their sports. 2 nsmsmuusilxmiz. I tu' ri! Q g ul B0y's Varsity left to right: Dan Newsomeg Danny Bigbyg Martin Kraining Art Settlesg Ronald Jordang Craig Tannerg Richard Brown, Manager: Larry Lucasg Jim Branscomlm, Manager-g Lang Rawlsg Anthony Nunng John Southardg Donald Jordang David Asburyg Paul Kurtzg Not pictured: Penn White. V. .. 4E fl' 12 1 2 ii 3 f? 'Vu Coach Sylvia Lang . Q mm mm, Q ' y R , 11 fv mx xafLf'l llllllllf Y Axwziigfilf X '34b2'-X, EQ M U X 5 Q. H - : 'N N TL vfxw 5535 aj-- 535 Jff515f15 Y I 1 . A X 9 ' , X . - ns , i I' Q, 'Q 7 Q IL- Q 'J 5 fix ' i Q A i Tim 5910 nc 4 by , Q , ' , 2 WU Ai , my NLR. ' giprk ' - f I L X I 3 ma 0 Y f :A 3.153 ff - fl if 'if 1 ' L 1 f'H F g M. A Q ,M pnngjfi i WI? ..,--,.-nl - .-f' .ff , 4 pf' D ,..,-w -as aff! k lf.- x 5 GUI HILHJIIVILS 'illllifv rg- 43m W1 L+- av L S Q x s, X xx 1 Q, 4 .. 9 K V . 'Q Q A ' 4 ik f l , .L Q Wrestling is a sport demanding an all-around athlete, combining strength, speed, and knowl- edge of moves and tactics. 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H0 sl sa GYMN ASTICS YJ ,... ll .5255 ,I +2 WA 1....Y.'.4.g.x...v ' XS'l'l'lll1iSI I runl tu hawk: Davis, C'rmvi'unt, Trmltmzm, Waters, Mcflriff mmlsmm, llumlnmn. m 1315? :1 Girls Tvnnis: Slmohurl, Newell. NIl'C1lI1l'l, Alsnlmmk, Mayor, Brzaclfnrri, TE INIINIIIS Frovmzm, V1-rlzmdvr, Plmir, Alsubruok, Buslmco. M' H- '31-, . ' ' w'QU.- 4 V ff 1 . . , ,wr -- Mzg. , N Q ,. I ? w M4-KMQZY, 'l Q' I , ur -: -.uw W ' , 3 4, 4' gy Y. Q -,X Q 4 ff 1 ,W ,vw .If . . W -. , . f , . . ,Q . 4 7,7 ' X ' ., ,,,., I V W Wu., N W ,,,.g3 ,.,. k H Q ,gm wg nw bw V' 4 3,1 9 . ,. M' FX ,Vw 4-f 4, X , ,ag . A .V ' K ,V 9-vl U. :NX NNN., 4 , , f V , , - ' . J 'C A I ' ' 2 4 c -J' X ' cj ' f JSI A fd E A xr ij 1' 1 X125 J, uf f Q3 ' K Y Q 'adidas' I nf xx 5 N ' ,.f ' Q hi-E59 ii? if .4 2 Q E . g X L ' 1 ': K 1 - ' - f Q sf 2 4 5' ' - B 'T' S C+ .,f, xg f -f S! 1 if I fm ,.f VVYY Q -.M ..- I --Q - if 'mx . an wi' 0 V , is 9' i SQ N X .DHHS nuns onus DHHS nuns DHHS nuns DHHS nuns DHHS 5' Football Varsity Football 0 Walker 0 Cedar Grove 0 Lovett 0 M D Collins 9 Stone Mountain 0 Cross Keys 19 Lithonia 0 Gordon 0 Avondale 2 Decatur 1 DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS .1 V .- Y-'TT V . 47' Wrestling, Varsity Wrestling DHHS 52 Pace Academy 9 DHHS 30 Stockbridge 20 DHHS 41 Lithonia 18 DHHS 72 S. Gwinett 0 DHHS 20 Redan 42 DHHS 25 Cross Keys 35 DHHS 38 College Park 26 DHHS 18 Shamrock 4Q DHHS 16 Sequoyah 40 DHHS 31 Gordon 33 DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS X SA L A 'I Ill I Girl's Volleyball 5 E. fi 'e 9 1 U.. 5 E fe u- 2. i viiiivirr UU O QQ W 43 O u-H a-4 0 '4 C' N :z Henderson Briarcliff Tucker Shamrock Peachtree Sequoyah Dunwoody Lakeside Chamblee W Henderson W Briarcliff L Tucker L Shamrock L Peachtree W Sequoyah L Dunwoody L Lakeside W Chamblee Girl's Basketball DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS Girl's Basketball Briarcliff Lithonia Stone Mountain Shamrock S.W. Atlanta Cross Keys Redan Decatur Lithonia Gordon Avondale Stone Mountain GAC Cross Keys Decatur Avondale Shamrock Gordon Redan 4 I 5 I E A I 1 3 HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS HHS Boy's Cross Country DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS Varsity Boys Cross Country 29 Shamrock 40 Tucker .40 Peachtree 53 Lakeside 53 Avondale 27 Clarkston 27 Walker 17 Sequoyah 17 Cross Keys 27 SWD 27 Briarcliff 26 Towers 26 Cedar Grove 31 Chamblee 31 Westminster Girl's Cross Country Varsity Girls Cross Country 44 Peachtree 44 Tucker 47 Lakeside 47 Avondale 15 Clarkston 15 Walker ' 15 Sequoyah 22 Cross Keys 58 SWD 58 Briarcliff 15 Towers 15 Cedar Grove 16 Chamblee 15 Westminster . DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS DHHS x Swimming Varsity Swim Team 140 Clarkston 152 Sequoyah 188 Lithonia 176 Walker 163 Cedar Grove Soccer 170 Columbia - 198 Gordon ' 2nd in County Varsity Soccer DHHS 3 Redan 1 DHHS 1 Walker Q DHHS 4 SWD . 3 DHHS 4 Avondale 2 DHHS 3 Gordon 1 DHHS 1 Clarkston 0 DHHS 5 Cedar Grove 1 DHHS 5 Towers 2 DHHS 7 Lithonia 0 DHHS 5 Columbia 1 State Championship DHHS 7 George 4 DHHS 2 Cedar Shoals 1 DHHS 6 North Springs 5 DHHS 1 Lakeside 3 K . . wk la, 4 4 35 . ' ,' io-A-A , 'f in ff. H uf .,n- 1 1 5 s L1 3 5 3 ,J-J-.f QV F s V 4 L 1 -m I S 1 Air? -tr-cl' - 6 Qv 4 ,,... .51-1' I. vu- ns A , N 1,465 . I? P 3 '. 'S ,. -.- . W U. V.,a Q Q L ' AA! Q., . -.ya f .fr . K uk- - x , x , Q 8 . 1- 11 .A 'AsxTk . wy'g, '1r', f A-ff f.J9 5 , FAC LILTY TUHIUE UEUIPME IW 69 Once upon a time there was a fair young student named Golden Socks who spent much of his time ponder- ing and wandering. Once, while en- gaged in pondering, he happened to wander off the campus, and wander- ing back on found himself in the company of three nice bears. How was your lunch'? , inquired the first bear. Show me your open campus card, requested the second, and the third big hear said, Come with me to the office. Robert King Jon Wallace l Ray Dickinson Q, fi i, Eugenia Kelley Q Peter Kent ji is .J 'e ,.-c-1 I' ...al il Helen Spinks ASSIST NTS . S Jaye Peklo Doris Snyder -i,. . Once upon a time there was a beautiful young cheerleader who was having a party to celebrate her graduation. Everyone was invited, except for one very boring young man. All the Administrative Assistants wished to give the girl a good graduation gift. The Counselors helped her choose a college to supplement her education, and gave her several scholarships. The secretaries compiled her transcripts and helped type applications to mail to the colleges. The Librarian referred her to several career oriented books. Just then, the boring young man arrived furious at not being invited to the party. For revenge, he put the cheerleader into a deep sleep, in which she would remain until kissed by an athlete. Nl C. Kathleen Neely i E55 . ,Qt w. it 'zan- 1'I 'T Carease Jones FIAT Upon arriving at school one morning a math teacher sleepily opened the door to her room revealing a small white goose protecting a nest of golden eggs. After several days the eggs hatched into a variety of little parabolas, circular functions, tetrahedrons, and other mathematical concepts. The teacher, thrilled with all these new arrivals, kept these concepts and the students have been contending with them ever since. 1' v ii 1 Q' -.. . 1 Lxxxtx ' fm' f fi Adrian Malone Philip Churchman Beverly Wright John Hampton Louisa Riley Lynn Nation Geraldine Simmons ver- Nei Noreen Green Margaret Davis Jennie Flinchum Joe Fualkner A-3' Annabelle Thwaite Bobby Crowson .. M ,Q fi t E-f ' lb in , i -:wif ,Q ,KV gl Q- sl U 1 X XX ' r Ruth Wall eucsli D There were seven doors of notable interests and the young aspiring romanticist couldn't pick the designated five. She leaned towards the splendid the ribald tales of chivalry and conquests, but knew the value of learning her grammar and increasing her vocabulary. And there was always a composition to write. After careful contempletion, she chose the door on her write. Which came out, The Novel or the poem? 7? , N Social Stubiczs Little Lead Writing Should know the way to her Grandmother's house very well now. She has had extensive training in geography and knows where the Big Historical Wolf is going to be waiting. He nearly had her fooled once, until she noted what large factual eyes he had. Yes, the more to confuse you with, my dear, the educated wolf Sherry Brett Robert Morgan replied. It was difficult to escape the impact of those wolve's eyes. Winifred Hagan David Westcott I S X I i lf Jerry Jurden Larry Massey 1. Ef- -r Hell :N 4n1!lQ MMF'A ' Md' J- vf' . J J. by S ,rt M, .- 4? J tw , -. N AJ CIEINIEE One day, several diligent science teachers were combining various substances in the lab. Somehow something went wrong and they found themselves overcome by a giant organic beanstalk! Sprouting from the stalk were fruitful leaves bearing molecular theories which were immediately gathered by the teachers and passed out among their eager students. ,Qi - 5, ,X .0 , , Q , X. gs S ,. an-,tg ...Ny ' K . A ,wk N. . w '. ,K X , V . ,K-,L J, .r K 4. .5 1 j. -Q .3 . .gr-lol' . .mel- siiqa r - K.. ,W -f -X '5 'A ..,, -W , ' ,va L:-X? rtl- A ' S me S ' Q ' .ax...-'-1'-gg,-wus-.w 5 fi 'N .Q ' FH 'A Q Wil? ' -X' X figs? ..,,, -'91-x -get E5 Mary Eyles Helen Strong ,yt .M v+. 1,553 '27 ,-Q ,-fi 11' . . ,- . , ,. , Q f w':.f51:Ef F' Mary Reed Earl Perry X.' s V5 N 1 X f 'S x X' pamela Bouie Robert Robinson EEQ A5555 A group of artful students, whilst traveling toward academic success, felt compelled to veer from their direct route and follow different paths. There was something magical behind the main building. Some discovered this magic through the whirring of little machinery, producing and printing. Others heard melodic voices and countermelodies, or energetic music that drew them together into a band. The most magical aspect was the duration of the spell - the students were destined to pursue the arts henceforth. Betty Lafitte Edward Sayer . 4 -- A , J' 16- 2 Charles Claiborne James Johnson Qhangoageg Once there was a young girl who desired to learn a language for college. She saw no hope of achieving this, until one day, she saw a language master spinning polished conversation on the third floor. English into French, he sang, and murmured, I can weave your words into golden German. All you have to do is guess my name. Deutsches, Francais, Espanol, and Latin . . . said our heroine, thus assuring herself of learning a language. 144 'l D .f-- kb- 2 fi I L -MA 14 Margaret DeJaham k!'B!i Carole Taulbee Susan Crooks V Shirley Lamb Anne Harper llHIlflDllMllllEB HEQKIE BUSINESS Once there were some students who were assailed by a dragon of boredom. They cried for aid, and were soon assisted by three gallant teachers who slew the dragon. Henceforth, the students have typed, baked, sewed, and programmed computers to their heart's content. wr' Cathy Kramer Edytha Mountain if IIIUII RL I U BTI ll Don Burgess SYIVIB 11808 Tommy Stringer JoAnn Beyer There once was a sleeping P.E. student who always spent the entire P.E. class in quiet slumber. One day, she was drowsily dreaming in the corner of the gym and a handsome P.E. coach approached her. Quickly, while no one was looking, he thrust a basketball in the girl's arms. Immediately she sprung into life, awaking from her dreams, full of energy and began racing across the gym, shooting baskets, where she remained bouncing happily ever after. 145 S'l7El'lIll EDlK'll T10 Once upon a time there was a group of questing teachers, in search of challenges and an opportunity Darryl Aftel to help people. After many adventures, these teachers came upon a group of students who were full of energy. So they decided to stop, and see what they could do. Since that time, they have been putting forth all of their efforts to help their new charges develop their full potential. Matthews O' . o QC O ' oil o o ' - 9 3'o . c 6:62 ' , s I , S Q.. O Q 5 b I .Q . BB R BSSU QU ES Once upon a time, there were three paraprofessionals. am While wandering around searching for an opportunity to help students learn, they came upon a beautiful gingerbread school. In anticipation they began to nibble at the idea of working at this marvelous school. To their utter delightg a big Devil rushed out and offered them a position aiding in the education of all the young Devils in the school , . . a chance which they were quick to swallow. And everyone learned happily ever after. Helen Conellos V WF-- Cynthia McAllister Beatrice Cook W-A n LeAnn Hallford Shelby Hall , .A ,K ,E+ .s 0 9, Q ,N ,....'w.n-,.,,,, 5 .fr PM-.N F . , ki 5 X 'Y I' rf e -x , Y! 1' . 'ff f , -vfyifw, D. L wp , gs, Ill' 5, dawg -in ' Al McDowell Jubie Morris Roscoe Reese gf-ai -.NLS . Andrew Houston XA' ' Bobby Ray ' ,, P 9 nw Betty Heard W ' V75 ' Grace Thurmond Bobby Ray Bobby Gay Jim Peel Cecilia Waters WW 3, While relaxing before lunch the local custodial staff was calmly resting after a hard morning's work. Suddenly a student came rushing up screaming, The roof is falling! The bathroom is one fire! The group wasted no time and immediately ran to the scene where the settled the various calamities. Then, being very hungry, they got a Take-Out Meal from the local Cafeteria and enjoyed a well prepared lunch. i- 1 A :.'L.LJ Mattie Grier 3 X Q. WP: Bobbie Brown Marcy Stargell Mamie Johnson Ruth Lord Cecilia Waters FACULTY' AFTEL, DARYL, B.A. Oglethorpe University, M.Sp.Ed. Georgia State University, Learning Disabilities, Football, Track. BEYER, JOANN, B.S. University of Georgia, M.S.Ed. University of Georgia, Physical Education, Health, Swimming, Track, Kappa Club. BOUIE, PAMELA, B.S. Morris Brown College, Biology, Girls B-Team Basketball, Human Relations Committee. BRETT, SHERRY H., B.A. Georgia State University, World History, Coordinator of Student Activities, Calendar Committee, Homecoming Activities. A BURGESS, DON, University of Georgia, Physical Education, Sociology, B-Team Football Coach, Head Baseball Coach. CANELLOS,.HELEN, B.A. Georgia State, Main Paraprofessional. CHURCHMAN, PHIL, B.I.E. Georgia Tech, M.Ed. Georgia State, Algebra II, Geometry, Applied Math, Cross Country, Sophomore Class. COOK, BEATRICE, M.Ed. University of Georgia, A.B. Mercer, Special Education. CROOKS, SUSAN E., B.A. University of Georgia, German, English, Drill Team, German Club, Drama Club, Musical, International Banquet, Literary Meet Coordinator. . CLAIBORNE, CHARLES E., B.M.Ed. University of Georgia, M.M.Ed. University of Georgia, Choral, Musical. CROWSON, BOBBY: B.S. Mississippi State University, English, Varsity Football, B-Team Track. DE JAHAM, MARGARET OWEN, B.A. Louisiana State University, M.A. University de Lille, French Club, Beta Club. DAVIS, MARGARET P., B.A. Georgia College, English, Senior Class, National Honor Society. DICKINSON, RAY T., B.S. University of Georgia, M.A. Adams State College, Head Counselor. EYLES, MARY, B.A. Emory University, M.S. Emory University, Biology Advanced Biology, Science Club, Chairman Science Department. FAULKNER, JOSEPH, A.B. Georgia State University, M.E. Georgia State University, English, Modern Novel, Short Story, Senior Class, Advisor for Stunt Night, Varsity Wrestling Coach, B-Team Baseball. Q FLINCHUM, JENNIE A., B.A. Case-Reserve University, M.A. Case-Reserve Unitersity, English, Red Cross. GLOVER, DIXON M., B.S. University of Georgia, M.Ed. University of Georgia, Principal. GREEN, NOREEN, B.A. New York State University, M.A.T. Georgia State, English, Chairman English Department. Spotlight HAGAN, WINIFRED, B.S. Georgia Southern, World Geography, Stunt Night Sponsor. HALL, SHELBY, B.A. Georgia State University, Math Paraprofessional HALLFORD, LEANN, B.A. University of Georgia, Reading Paraprofessional, 8th Grade Cheerleading. HAMPTON, JOHN TIDWELL, B.A. La Grange College, M.A.T. Emory University, Computer Aided Instruction. Calculus Trigonometry, Chairman Mathematics Department, Junior Class. HARPER, ANNE, B.S. University of Georgia, Home Ec, Home Ec. Club. JOHNSON, JAMES, B.M., University of Georgia, Band, Jazz Lab, Marching Band, Concert Band, County Percussinn Rpm mlm Pa-p Band, Jazz Ensemble, Drum Corps, Nostalgia. JURDEN, JERRY, B.S. Austin Peay State University, M.A. Georgia State University, Georgia History, Bovernment. Varsity Sm-rm Coach. . KELLEY, EUGENIA, B.S.Ed. University of Georgia, M.A. University of Tennessee, Counselor. DHQECTOIQY KENT, PETER J., B.S. University of North Carolina, M.A. Georgia State, Librarian, Library Club. KING, ROBERT, B.S. Alabama State University, B.Ed. Georgia State University, Assistant Principal. KRAMER, CATHY M., B.S.Ed. University of Georgia, M.Ed. Auburn University, Typing, Shorthand, F.B.L.A. sponsor. LAFI'I'I'E, ELIZABETH C., B.F.A. Atlanta College of Art, A.B. Georgia State University, Art, Art Club, Runes sponsor. LAMB, SHIRLEY, B.A. Winthrop College, Georgia State University, English, Spanish, Spanish Club. ' LANG, SYLVIA I., B.S.P.E. University of Florida, Physical Education, Health, Head Coach Varsity Basketball and Volleyball. LONE, ADRIAN, B.S. Georgia State University, Morris Brown College, Math, Social Studies, Diving Club sponsor. MASSEY, LARRY, B.A. Morris Brown College, History, Geography, Football, wrestling. MAT!-IEWS, DELORES, B.A. North Carolina A8zT State, B.A. Clark College, M.Ed.Atlanta University, Ed.S. Atlanta University, S.L.D. resource. McALIS'I'ER, CINDY, B.A. Valdosta State University, G.L.D. resource. MORGAN, ROBERT, A.B. Emory University, M.A.T. Emory University, American History, American Government, Department Chairman, Saga, Stamt Night Coordinator. MOUNTAIN, EDYTHA, B.S. Savannah State College, Typing, Data Processing, Enrichment, Accounting, Business Law, 8th Grade Girls Basketball Coach. NATION, LYNNE, B.S. Emory University, M.A.T. Georgia State University, Geometry, Junior Class, Varsity Cheerleaders, Pep Club Sponsor. PEKLO, JAYE, B.S. Butler University, Library Paraprofessional. PERRY, EARL, B.S. University of Georgia, M.A. Atlanta University, Physical Science, 8th grade Basketball Team, Tennis. REED, MARY, B.A. Oglethorpe University, M.A.T. Emory University, Chemistry, Physics, Introductory Physical Science, Fresh- man Class, Science Club, Activity Club. . RILEY, LOUISA N., A.B. Georgia College for Women, Algebra. ROBINSON, ROBERT, B.S.Ed. Jackson State University, Science, 8th Grade Football, Black Awareness Club. SAYER, WARD, B.S.Ed. University of Georgia, Industrial Arts, Industrial Arts Club. SIMMONS, GERALDINE: B.S. Virginia State College, Math, 10th grade Sponsor. STRINGER, TOMMY, B.S. Troy State University, M.Ed. Georgia State University, Physical Education, Head Football Coach, B- Team Basketball. STRONG, HELEN, B.S. Randolph Macon, Chemistry, Beta Club. TAULBEE, CAROL, B.A. Georgetown College, M.Ed. Georgia State University, Latin, Latin Club. TI-IWAITE, ANNABELLE, B.A. Emory University, English, B-Team Cheerleading, B-Team Gymnastics, 9th Grade Sponsor. WALL, RU'l'H, B.A. Beny College, M.Ed. Georgia State University, Ed.S. Georgia State University, English, Reading Specialist. WALLACE, JON, B.S. Florida State University, M.S. Florida State University, Ed.S. Georgia State University, Assistant Principal. WESTCO'I'I', DAVID, B.A. Lenoir-Rhyne College, History, Head Basketball Coach, Volleyball, Key Club. . WRIGHT, BEVERLY, B.A. Emory University, Math, Debate Team, Gymnastics, 8th Grade Sponsor. 1 ,Nha- 'W . k l t A H Q33 , J.- 'lwlki L 'Him ',,,,..ff wr' '- I W: n M SHE fl E F., , x .Qu tk W , W: 5 ' 'X X i ' ' PM N J, i If J l -A X 'ff:fKfs:4Hf:i:,f -wfvmzfnff' : ,,5.851e'3s sf' N 7 miyfg . .W ,I I A-0353 . f s i ? xg .X . 4 4 L,g ,Rl 5 'N , Q A K. V is in Q. .- ,'.. D Un:-f s , . i 3 x E . , P ET -' 2 51 aa g, ' ,. -4 xii 5 if -- 1. mi .Q xv .v.q,fQg3s-1 ii a l.,f-fs ' uf? x ,-kgs, -l 'N 1 :AFL 1 L E A 4 J 5 N 6 W , :nf- r Q' 'I .ED- ,L Y- 'i r C x , X Yiqixns .r- - ' 'N Qu N' raw, ' S Pa ,. H K. Ulla A RW at N mil if gjffm -eg. nw' i ,,.? . ...,,,,,N i' S C. You must use Palmolivef' If one more rubber stopper goes in my aquarium WIT J Xl fx X k' hz. I STILL say they hired a professional carpenter! ,M Xe N Qi F u Awright, who spit in the Gatorade? is R 1 I I The limit of the function ffxj as x approaches a equals L, if . . . Xml Y! .Ha 8 - 4 K Q- 'J A s. x eb N . . Z s. . 'ff' , A Vi- ,r WHO says secretaries lead a dull life? me ,MA f , f 4 ,WJ . x X Q' 'x 1 ww-N -f A -A 141 'Qi im ff' 4' 'WA- 4 fr , A S , 9'-1 'av QF. A M-- 1 if fa ,,.wf': ,W 'if Y. I f IIE' f9 0 And you thought it was a student that stole your lunch. ML V554 , 4 Ha' ' Just can me Evelw Enter and sign in please ,M 1 ,'.' . ... .- J ud..,g'-w,z,4 J W. ww ,V ' if 'QQ CI,zxsS-'Lis GRASS GE M78 X-u IR Robbie Weber, President Bonnie Jones, Vice-President Here, within the Empire of Druid Hills, reigns a Kingdom of Classes. These classes establish a division within the Kingdom, but do not divide the Kingdom itself. It is not wise to outrank your own class, as you are born into it, but it is quite possible for your class to progress as a whole. In the Kingdom of Classes, you always stick together, the Kings see to this. Having struggled for twenty season to reach the top in this feudal system, the Senior Kings maintain a firm control of leadership. Preparing for the more vast outer Kingdoms, these Kings realize the virtues of patience and justice and use of intellect, and though they are Kings they exercise these virtues far beyond their duty. The Kings are in control, but abide by the rules of the Empire in exemplifying the merits of ability. Nancy LOWS Secretary Barbara Llbowsky, Treasurer Sr hat? I x C x 14 . 7 S , .M k'vl'xx Q Q' i l 'E v Q . r X , ' Q' x QQ I-Ztfgssfif-' h .. ,X Mx 3,143-Ssfii-gi x , kv Lk X 1 GEORGE MICHAEL ALLEN GEORGE E. BARNES JOHN ERIC BITTERMAN ? l Tx X x'? LISA E. ALMAND DANNY THOMAS BAILEY MARCIA M. BARNHART ANNA-MAYRE BLALOCK CHARLES ALAN ANDERSON N? HAYDEN LOWERY BALLEW NANCY LOUISE BENNETT AMY LOUISE BLOM w, 'gn ELIZABETH BARNWELL ANDERSON ALICE J. BARBOUR M ZACHARY DALE BERGEN DANIEL BOLES 'ur O EVA BRADFORD SUZANNE RUTH BRADLEY MARY MAC BROYLES KATHERINE ELIZABETH BUSBEE St' 5 SHERI H. CALIENDO JON WILLIAM CARTER 5'- I . CLIFF B. CORRELL WILLIAM A. COSTLEY JAMES RUFUS BRANSCOMB JONATHAN F. BUSS HONOR LUCY COBBS LAWRENCE W. DANIEL L.. GLEN ALAN BROWN CAPRICE A. CALIENDO PAMELA B. CONLON E fi CYNTHIA SUZANNE DAVIS ROBERTA E. DENT LAURIE EDWARDS 162 :fi DANNY A. DAVIS , 'sn S-V-rf JANET LOUISE DESPREZ JAMES I. FALEK GREGORY BERNARD DAVIS JR. BRENT CRAIG DEUEL 'G' LISA JOAN FELLNER 'Vi- STACIA OWEN FERNANDEZ RICHARD VINCENT deBRA f 1 - 'U Us Hx,, k'l'g,7k ' WENDY ALISON DONNELL DEAN WILLIAM FERGUSON LEE EDWIN FIELDS fan-. Q Y wr-.....,f X, RUTH T. FRITTS KRISTIN ELIZABETH GERKIN BARRY LEWIS GOLDSCHMIDT SANDY R. GOLDSTEIN wig CRAIG EMERY GUINN RICHARD P. HAJEK WILLIE R, HELMS JOSEPH HOUSTEN HENDERSON CHARLES E. GLASS LESLIE PAULINE GOTTMAN BEVERLY A. HAYNES THELMA CLAIRE GOBER GERRI GUDGER nj ...ff N..-1 LEONARD BRIANT HEETER 'I63 JACQU E. HICKS RICHARD LAMAR HILL MAEVE ANGELA HOWETT LAURAN DARRELL HUNT HOWARD DOUGLAS HINSON DONNA J. JACKSON if SHERRILL LYNN HORNE 'Sl PETER ALLEN JENSEN an X v4 'D' BONNIE FRANCES JONES SANDRA LYNNE JORDAN KATHARINE WILHEMINA KELLEY FRANCESCA KERPEL SANDRA E. KIRK MARTIN JONATHAN !....f DEREK LANE LAZZARA CRAIG A, LEATHERS BARBARA C. LIBOWSKY NANCY LOUISE LOWE ,-6' MARY ELIZABETH MATTHEWS NANCY ELAINE MAXWELL I VICKIE IRENE MCCLURE WARNER W. MCCONAUGHEY T-. JAMES DAVID LEE JEFF SEUNGCHUL LEE l X! LARRY E. LUCAS PAULA KAREN MANGUM LESLIE ANN MAYER JOSEPH F. MCAVOY JAMES MIKE MCCULLAR JANE MEMORY MCMULLAN SALLY MITCHELL NS-f L , DOROTHY ANNE MCGARITY li . KERRI MILAM JEANNIE J. MOON Q' x Q--r JAMES ANDREW MCKINNEY RICHARD P. MILLER L- L.- CHERYL Y. MOORE SUSAN ELIZABETH MOORE JAMES EMORY ALICIA MAE MITCHELL REBECCA J. MOORE JAMES DONALD . SUSAN DIANE NIEBRUEGGE ANTHONY NUNN Mf- K., KATHY HYUN MI OH DIANA LYNNE OLMSTED 5' Q-- -f STANLEY PARHAM LANAE MARIE PARNELL NORA L. PEDERSON JACK BARRON PERDUE CYNTHIA D. NUNN CATHERINE PADERICK LAURA ADELYN PATTERSON KATHLEEN MARIE O'BRIEN GAIL RENE PALMER 'vu JOANNA PATTON 167 an DENA PERINE , 'sa Yf'-v CAROL ANN PIERCE if W'- KELLY L. REEVES ROBYN LYNN PETERMAN gp' N. N-.-W' CI-IERYL LYNN POOL SHEILA REESE MARLAN LEVAN RHAME II 4,1 fa .. ,sql - 'Z ' Ani DOUGLAS C. PETTERSEN PAMELA J. PHILLIPS W. MARC PORTER CLAIRE QUILLIAN .X-,I SANDRA LEE REEVES HEIDI REYNOLDS I DONNA G. RICE ELIZABETH M. RICE K - if Q7-.-v asf Yu-- JOHN RICHARDS JEFFREY DALE RICHARDSON CHARLES YOUNG ROBERTSON PATRICIA M. ROGERS sn' iv, 'ROBERT SHELTON RUTHERFORD CATHERINE V. SAMS STEVE J. SCANNELL ' fvwgg xv. I Q 'Q' N ,.-5 4-v DAVID RUSSELL SCOTT WILLY O. SHOCKLEY LINDA ANNE SHOUP -an CAROL JANE SLOCUM DONALD RAY SMITH EDWIN G. SMITH ERICH N. SCHMITT DONNA GRACE SIMMONS MARION D. SMITH PHILIP V. SMITH CANDY STEWART CHARLES DAVIS STEWART ,ar ' 'ef 17,7 'Y MARGARET CARPENTER LOUISE TURRENTINE THOMPSON V40 PAMELA JO SOMERS DANNY H. STEWART ROLAND N. VALDEZ ANTHONY WALKER CYNTHIA ANNE STEVENS U we CHERYL LINDA SUNDY T77 ELIZABETH L. WALLACE 'Sf' GREGORY BRUCE WALLING . gf ,., - f , ALAN S. WARE ROBERT ALAN WEBER FRANCES ELIZABETH WHEELER PATRICK WHITE FREDERICK BROWN ANTHONY W. WILLIAMS WHITTINGTON III 459 TAMMY LANE WILSON ELIZABETH ANN WOODWARD ANNE BLAIR WURUEN PATRICIA C. WYATT RICHARD B. YOUNG DEREK WEBSTER ZIGLAR FREDERICK WHITE ROBERT C. WILSON CLAUDIA ANN WUNDERLICH 171 GEORGE ALLEN Latin Club 115 Key Club 10, 11, 12, Vice- President 11, President 125 Football 8, 10, 125 Soccer 8, 125 Wrestling 9, 10, 115 Most Valuable 95 Best All-Around 105 Track 8, 9, 11 BETSY ANDERSON Tri-Hi-Y 85 Jr. Civitan Jr. 9, 105 Jr. Civi- tan 115 FTA 95 Student Council 8, 95 Chorus 8, 11, 125 Cheerleader 8, 9, 10, 115 Gymnastics 8 CHARLES ALAN ANDERSON Drama Club 85 Spotlight 11, 125 German Club 9, 105 Chorus 85 Band 11, 125 Science Club 125 Stunt Night 105 Close-Up 115 DeKalb Honors 9 DANNY BAILEY Industrial Arts Club 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Vice- President 125 Jr. Civitan Jr. 105 Musical 115 Stunt Night 12 ALICE BARBOUR Art Club 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 10, President 11, 125 Activities Club 8, 115 Latin Club 9, 10, Treasurer 105 German Club 11, 125 Beta Club 125 National Honor Society 125 Red Cross Club 115 Runes Staff 125 Spotlight 125 Basketball 125 Class Service Award 115 DeKalb Hon- ors 10 NANCY BENNETT Activities Club 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Art Club 115 Lucifer Staff 11, 125 Pep Band 125 Musical 10, 115 Nostalgia 9, 10, 11, 125 Senior Soul Review 10, 12 ERIC BITTERMAN Transferred from Arsenal Technical High School 105 Chess Club 11, 125 Bridge Club 115 Yak-Yak Committee 12 ANNA-MARYE BLALOCK Stunt Night 125 Jr. Civitan Jr. 9, 105 Kappa Club 105 Music Club 85 Chorus 8, 95 Cheerleading 8, 9, 105 Swimming 125 Gymnastics 8, 9, 10, 12 AMY BLOM Beta Club 11, 125 Spanish Club 9, 105 Band 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Entertainment Committee 115 Publicity Committee 115 Nostalgia 9, 10, 115 Musical 115 Student Council Representative 125 Stunt Night 10, 11, 125 Saga Staff 125 Gymnastics 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Swimming 9, 105 National Honor Society 12 JIM BRANSCOMB Key Club 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 125 Jr. Civitan Jr. 9, 10, Vice-Pres. 105 Jr. Civitan 11, Vice-President 115 Industrial Arts Club 95 Welcoming Committee 10, 11, 125 Homecoming Committee 115 Pub- licity Committee 11, 125 Yak-Yak Com- mittee 10, 11, 125 Band - Aide 125 Stu- dent Council Representative 10, 11, 125 Senior Council 125 Entertainment Com- mittee 115 Spanish Club 115 Stunt Night 9, 10, 11, 125 Saga Staff 125 Miss Druid Hills 125 Assembly Committee 115 Senior Soul Review 125 Basketball 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Manager 9, 10, 11, 125 Football 8, 95 Senior Directory Baseball 9, 10, 125 Track 85 Cros Country 115 Most Dependable 12 GEOFFREY BROWN French Club 8, 9, 115 Beta Club 11, 125 Science Club 9, 105 Outdoors Activities Club 115 Math Team 10, 11, 125 Bridge Club 10, 115 Swimming 9, 10, 11, 125 Na- tional Honor Society 125 DeKalb Honors 9 GLEN BROWN Jr. Civitan Jr. 105 Jr. Civitan 115 Spanish Club 10, 115 Industrial Arts Club 8, 95 Key Club 125 Football 8, 125 Soccer 95 Golf Il, 12 KATHY BUSBEE Drama 85 FTA 95 Kappa 105 Jr. Civitan Jr. 9, 105 Jr. Civitan 115 Spanish Club 10, 115 Chorus 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Flag Corps 11, 12 Captain 125 Drill Team 8, 9, 10 Co- Captain 105 Stunt Night 8, 95 Student Council Representative 85 DeKalb Honor Chorus 8, 9 JON CARTER German Club 9, 10, 115 Bridge Club 10, 115 Beta Club 11, 125 Stunt Night 9, 10, 115 Assembly Committee Co-Chairman 125 Yak-Yak Committee 115 Math Club 10, 115 Debate Team 85 Outdoor Activi- ties Club 115 DAR 115 Most Likely to Succeed 125 Model United Nations 105 Georgia Certificate of Merit 11 HONOR LUCY ELIZABETH COBBS Science Club 9, 10, 115 Latin Club 9, 10, 115 French Club 11, 125 Activities Club 115 Welcoming Committee 115 Assembly Committee 115 Saga Staff 125 Jr. Civitan 10, 115 Spotlight Staff 12 PAM CONLON Jr. Civitan Jr. 9, 105 Jr. Civitan 115 French Club 8, 95 Varsity Swim Team 9 CLIFF B. CORRELL Jr. Civitan Jr. 9, 105 Jr. Civitan 11, 125 Outdoors Activities Club 10, 115 Key Club 9, 10, 115 Senior Council 125 Stunt Night 11, 125 Football 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Track 8, 9, 105 Class Service Award 11 WILLIAM A. COSTLEY Marching Band 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Pep Band 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Stunt Night 10, 125 Outdoors Activi- ties Club 11, 125 Class Service Award 115 Music Club 8, 95 Nostalgia CYNTHIA DAVIS Drama Club 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 French Club 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Chorus 105 DeKalb Honor Chorus 8, 10, 115 Vocal Ensemble 10, 115 Music Club 105 Drill Team 8, 105 Gym- nastics 8, 95 All-State Chorus 10, 115 Nos- talgia 9, 10, 115 Sound of Music 115 Geor- gia One-Act Play 9, 105 Stunt Night 8, 9, 10, 125 Stunt Night Best Acting Award 10 GREGORY BARNARD DAVIS JR. Black Awareness Club 11, Vice-President Assembly Committee Co-Chairman 125 Football 95 Basketball 105 Volleyball 115 Track 125 Baseball 12 JAMES FALEK Student Council 8, 125 Senior Council 125 Beta Club 11, 125 Chess Club 8, 9, 105 French Club 9, 10, 115 Science Club 9, 10, 115 Football 85 Who's Who in American High Schools 125 Beta Club 11, 12 LISA FELLNER Spotlight 125 Student Council 10, 11, Vice-President 125 French Club 10, 11,Pres. 125 Beta Club 11, 125 Stunt Night 11, 125 Latin Club 8, 95 Home Ec. Club 8, 95 Outdoors Activity Club 11, 12, Secre- tary 125 Kappa Club 105 Publicity Com- mittee 10, 11, 125 Assembly Committee 9, 10, 11, 125 Senior Council 125 Black A- wareness Club 115 Human Relations Committee 11, 125 Debate Team 115 Var- sity Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 125 Mostl Like- ly to Succeed 125 WSB Young American 125 Class Service Award 115 Student Council Service Award 115 French Na- tional Honor Society 12 DEAN FERGUSON Key Club 10, 115 German Club 9, 10, 115 Bridge Club 10, Beta Club 11, 125 Na- tional Honor Society 125 Student Council 12, President5 Saga Staff 115 Stunt Night 10, 11, 125 Track 8, 9, 105 Cross Country 8, 9, 10, 115 Wrestling 11, 125 Governors Honors 115 Harvard Book Awardg Model U.N. 9, 10, 115 National Honor Society5 WSB Young American 125 Best All- Around 125 Homecoming Committee 11, Co-Chairmang Class President 105 Uni- versity of Georgia Certificate of Merit5 National Merit Commended Student STACIA FERNANDEZ Beta Club 11, 12, Vice-President5 Drum Major 10, 11, 125 Marching Band 95 Jazz Ensemble 11, 125 Pep Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Student Council 95 Spanish Club 9, 10, 115 Stunt Night 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Nostalgia 10, 11, 125 Musical , 11, 125 Cheerleader 85 Saga Staff 125 Drama Club 8, 9, 105 Gym- nastics 8, 95 WSB Young American 125 Stunt Night Talent Award 125 Who's Who Best Musician 125 Most Improved Player 9 LEE FIELDS Pep Band 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Marching Band 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Concert Band 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Outdoors Activity Club 11, 125 Music Club 8, 9 SISSY FRITTS Tri-Hi-Y 85 Jr. Civitan Jr. 105 Jr. Civitan 11, 125 Drama Club 85 FTA 95 Kappa Club 115 Drill Team 10, 11, 125 Co-Secretary Treasurer 10 KRISTIN GERKIN Stunt Night 9, 10, 11, 125 German Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Drama Club 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Science Club 8, 9, 10, 115 Beta Club 11, 125 Musical 11, 125 Art Club 8, 9, 105 Ho- mecoming Committee 11, 125 Kappa Club 10, 115 Lucifer 8, 9, 10, 115 Enter- tainment Committee 11, 125 Model U.N. 11 LESLIE GOTTMAN Tri-Hi-Y 85 Kappa Club 10, 11, President 115 Jr. Civitan Jr. 9, 105 Chorus 8, 95 Stunt Night 8, 11, 125 Student Council 10, 11, 12, Secretary 125 Welcoming Committee 11 Chairman5 Publicity Committee 115 Jr. Civitan 115 Yak-Yak Committee 125 Senior Class Council 125 P.A. Announcer 125 Cheerleading 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Captain 10, Co-Captain 125 Gymnastics 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Swimming 125 WSB Young Amer- ican 125 Homecoming Representative 10, 125 Homecoming Queen 125 DeKalb Hon- ors Program 95 Varsity Gymnastics Best on Beam 9, Best All-Around 10, 11 GERRI GUDGER Kappa Club 9, 10, 115 Jr. Civitan Jr. 9, 105 Jr. Civitan 11, 125 Tri-Hi-Y 8, 95 Stunt Night 8, 95 Chorus 8, 9, 105 Basketball 85 Gymnastics 9, 10, 11, 125 Cheerleading 11, 125 Soccer Cheerleading 105 National Honor Society5 Student Exchange Pro- gram to Pennsylvania5 National Merit Studentg DeKalb Honors Chorus CRAIG GUINN Latin Club 105 Key Club 10, 11, 12, Secre- tary 125 Cross Country 10, 115 Football 8, 125 Track 8, 95 Basketball 85 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Most Friendly 12 RICHARD HAJEK French Club 10, 115 Key Club 115 German Club 8, 95 Beta Club 11, 125 Stunt Night 8, 125 Musical 11, 125 French National Honor Society 115 Bridge Club 10, 115 Cross Country 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 11, 125 Tennis 95 Soccer 85 National Merit Semi- finalist 125 Model U.N. 10, 11, 12 LEONARD HEETER Key Club 125 Soccer 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Cross Country 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 125 Varsity Soccer Captain 125 Cross Country Most Valuable Runner 125 Atlanta Track Club5 Member of the Cross Country Team of the Year JOE HENDERSON Latin Club 9, 105 Library Club 85 Na- tional Honor Society 125 Stunt Night 8, 9, 11, 125 Most Gentlemanly 12 HOWARD DOUGLAS HINSON Drama Club 11, 125 Band 115 Spotlight 115 Latin Club 115 Saga Staff 11, 125 Sen- ior Soul Review 115 Stunt Night 11, 125 Math Team 11, 125 One-Act Play 125 De- bate Team 115 Golf 12 LYNN HORNE German Club 9, 10, 115 Activities Club 95 Jr. Civitan Jr. 105 Kappa Club 105 Beta Club 125 Band 8, 9, 10, 115 Drill Team 125 Close-Up 115 Best Dressed 125 Homecom- ing Representative 11 MAEVE HOWETT Tri-Hi-Y 85 Class Vice-Pres. 85 Drama Club 8, 9, 105 Latin Club 8, 95 Stunt Night 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Bridge Club 105 Lucifer 9, 10, 115 Runes 12, Business Editor 11, 125 French Club 10, 11, 125 Science Club 10, 115 Outdoor Activities Club 115 Student Council Representative 125 Senior Coun- cil 125 Model U.N. 115 Close-Up 11, 125 Nostalgia 11, 125 School Musical 11, 125 Senior Directory One-Act Play 95 Welcoming Committee 11, 125 Kappa Club 105 Publicity Com- mittee 11, 125 Entertainment Committee 115 Varsity Soccer Manager 11, 125 Na- tional Honor Society 125 Beta Club 11, 12 LAURAN HUNT Marching Band 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Concert Band 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Pep Band 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Jazz Ensemble 9, 10, 11, 125 Jr. Civitan Jr. 105 1st Lieutenant in Band 125 Most Improved Musician 10 DONNA JACKSON Activities Club 8, 9, 10, Treasurer 85 Ger- man Club 115 Student Council Repre- sentative 8, 95 Majorettes 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Gymnastics 9, 10, 11, 12 PETER A. JENSEN Transferred from Westwood 115 Science Club 11, 125 Outdoors Activities Club 11, 125 Chess Club 115 Marching Band 11, 125 Concert Band 11, 125 Jazz Ensemble 11, 125 Pep Band 12 BRETT JOHNSTON Transferred from Susan E. Wagner BONNIE JONES Jr. Civitan Jr. 9, 105 Jr. Civitan 115 Drill Team 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Captain 10, Sec.- Treas. 125 Welcoming Committee 115 Se- cretary of Class 115 Vice-Pres. of Class 125 Chorus 8, 9, 105 Stunt Night 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Class Service Award 115 Most Depen- dable 12 SANDRA LYNN JORDAN SAGA, Co-Editor 12, Activities Editor 115 Beta Club 11, President 125 National Honor Society 125 WSB Young American 125 Best All-Around 125 Senior Super- lative 125 Senior Council 125 Graduation Committee 125 Drill Team Captain 8, Co- Captain 9, 10, 11, 125 Stunt Night 8, 9, 125 Homecoming Co-Chairman 115 French Club 10, 115 Kapp Club Vice-President 95 Drama Club 8, 95 Art Club 85 Student Council Representative 125 Sewanee Award 115 University of Georgia Certifi- cate of Merit 115 Who's Who in Foreign Languages 115 Societe Honoraire de Francies 115 Academic Letter 105 Druid Hills Contest 125 Close-Up 11. KATHY KELLEY Basketball 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Girl's Track 115 Most Athletic 125 Volleyball 10, 11, 125 French Club 115 Kappa Club 10. FRANCESCA KERPEL Drama 8, Latin Club 9, 10, 11, Vice Presi- dent 115 Science Club Vice-President 125 German Club 115 Dekalb Honors 105 Governors Honors Alternate 115 Honor Roll 115 Georgia Certificate of Merit 115 National Honor Society 125 Beta Club 125 Close-Up 12. SANDRA KIRK Red Cross 10, 11, 125 Art Club 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Chorus 8, 9. MARTIN KRAININ Basketball 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 MVP 8, 105 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Volleyball 11, 125 Cross Country 85 SAGA 11, Co-Editor 125 Spanish Club 10, 11, Georgia Certificate of Merit 115 Miss Druid Hills 125 Beta Club 11, Treasurer 125 Who's Who Among American High School Students 11. DEREK LAZZARA Football 85 Tennis 105 Chorale 10, 11, 125 Spirit Booster 115 Vocal Ensemble 125 Science Club 105 Jr. Civitan 11. CRAIG LEATHERS Spanish Club 95 Key Club 11, 125 Indus- trial Arts Club 9, 10, 115 Jr. Civitan Jr. 105 Jr. Civitan 115 Stunt Night 11, 125 Bas- ketball 85 Track 105 Soccer 9, 105 Baseball 9, 10 BARBARA LIBOWSKY Drill Team 8, 105 Tri-Hi-Y 85 Chorus 85 Jr. Civitan Jr. 9, 105 Jr. Civitan 115 Beta Club 11, 125 Science Club 9, 105 French Club 10, 115 Activities Club 85 Class Trea- surer 125 Swim Team '95 Close-Up 11 NANCY LOWE Transferred from Paideia 105 Beta Club 11, 125 Student Council 11, 125 Spanish Club 10, 115 President 115 Drama Club 105 Band 10, 11, 125 Captain 125 Stunt Night 10, 11, 125 Musical 10, 115 Nostal- gia 10, 115 Class Secretary 125 Saga 11, 125 Close-Up 11, 125 WSB Young American 125 Senior Superlative 12 MARY MATTHEWS Tri-Hi-Y 8, 95 Jr. Civitan Jr. 105 French Club 10, 11, 125 Kappa Club 105 Stunt Night 8, 9, 10, 125 Beta Club 11, 125 Drill Team 115 Drama Club 10, 115 Spotlight 125 Senior Council 125 Basketball 8, 9 NANCY MAXWELL Jr. Red Cross 85 Drama Club 95 Library Club 10, 11, 125 President 11, 125 Stunt Night 85 Chorus 9, 10, 12 LESLIE ANN MAYER Outdoor Activities 85 Beta Club 11, 125 Latin Club 95 German Club 115 Music Club 9, 105 Student Council 125 Jr. Civi- tan Jr. 105 Stunt Night 8, 125 Gymnastics 8, 9, 10, 115 Swimming 9, 10, 11, 125 Band 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Basketball 85 Track 12 JOE McAVOY Art Club 10, 115 Vice-President 11 WARNER MCCONAUGHEY Jeep Team 125 Cross Country 125 Swim- ming 125 Track 12 MIKE MCCULLAR Jr. Civitan Jr. 95 Jr. Civitan President 105 Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Wrestling 95 Base- ball 9, 10, 11, 125 Soccer 10, 12 DOROTHY McGARITY Activities Club 8, 9, 105 French Club 10, 115 Home Ec. Club 85 Gymnastics 9, 10, 115 Track 11 JIM MCKINNEY Activities Club 10, 115 Jeep Team 125 Latin Club 8, 93 German Club 10, 11, 12, Saga Photographer 11, 123 Science Club 93 Drama Club 8, 9, 10, 11, 123 Model U.N. 10, 113 Lucifer 123 Math Team 10, 11, 12g Soccer 83 Track 83 Cross Country 9 JIM McKINNON Chess Club 83 German Cub 113 Outdoor Activities 113 Drama Club 123 Cross Country 83 Basketball 83 Track 11, 12 KERRI SUE MILAM Latin Club 8, 93 Lucifer 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Prose Editor 11, 123 German Club 11, Spotlight 9, 10, 11, 12, Assistant Editorial Editor 10, Editorial Editor 11, Editor- in- Chief 12, Flag Corp 113 Student Council Representative 93 Class Secretary 8, 93 Basketball 93 WSB Young American 123 Student Council Award 9 RICKY MILLER Key Club 123 Spanish Club 113 Football 83 Tennis 10, 11, Soccer 8, 9, 12, Track 12 LISA MITCHELL Tri-Hi-Y 83 Home Ec. Club 9, 10, FTA 9, 103 Chorus 8, 93 Kappa Club 10, Jr. Civi- tan Jr. 9, 103 Spanish Club 10, 113 Red Cross Club 8, 93 Flag Corps 11, 12, Cap- tain 11: Gymnastics 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 SALLY ANN MITCHELL Music Club 83 Activities Club 8, 9g Span- ish Club 9, 10, 11, President 113 Bridge Club 10, 11, Drama Club 93 Beta Club 11, 12, National Honor Society 123 Enter- tainment Committee 11, 123 Yak-Yak Committee 123 Debate Team 11? Stunt Night 8, 9, 10, 11, 123 Gymnastics 8, 93 Basketball 83 Basketball Manager 9, 103 Tennis 10, 11, 12, Co-Captain 113 Model U.N. 10, 11, 123 Close-Up 113 Spotlight 123 Senior Council 12 JEANNIE MOON Home Ec. Club 8, 9g Art Club 93 Drill Team 10, 11 Basketball Manager 113 Homecoming Committee 113 Yak-Yak Committee 113 Welcoming Committee 11, 123 Entertainment Committee 12, Jr. Civitan Jr. 103 Jr. Civitan 113 German Club 11, 123 Varsity Cheerleader 12? Homecoming Representative 123 Stunt Night 93 Nostalgia 113 Swimming 93 Ten- nis 11, 123 Gymnastics 8, 9 BECKY MOORE Outdoor Activities Club 8g Science Clul: 9, 10, 113 Bridge Club 103 French Club 9 10, Beta Club 11, 123 Stunt Night 8, 9, 103 Saga 11, 123 National Honor Society 123 Sportlight 103 Basketball 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Volleyball 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 SUSAN MOORE Chorus 8, 9, 103 Jr. Civitan Jr. 9, 103 Mu- sic Club 83 Cheerleader 8, 9, 103 Home- coming Representative 10 JIM NEWMAN Key Club 11, 123 Football 8, 9, 10, Soccer 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 KATHLEEN M. O'BRIEN Marching Band 8, 9, 10, 11, 123 Concert Senior Directory Band 8, 9, 103 Jazz Ensemble 8, 9, 103 Pep Band 8, 9, 10, 113 Drum Corps 10, 11, 123 Sportlight 10, 123 Runes 8, 9, 10, 11, 123 Saga 11, 123 German Club 9, 10, 113 Science Club 8, 93 Beta Cub 11, 12, Sec- retary 123 Entertainment Committee 103 Drama Club 9, 10, 113 Student Council 113 Assembly Committee 103 Stunt Night 9, 103 Most Original 12 KATHY OH Home Ec. Club 83 Art Club 93 French Club 113 German Club 11, 123 Choral 113 Vocal Ensemble 123 Nostalgia 113 Senior Soul Review 113 Homecoming Commit- tee 123 Publicity Committee 123 Enter- tainment Committee 123 Track 11, Drill Team 123 Soccer Cheerleader 113 Gover- nor's Honors 113 Literary Meet 11, 12 DIANA OLMSTED Tri-Hi-Y 83 FTA 93 Kappa Club 10, 113 Jr. Civitan Jr. 9, 103 Jr. Civitan 113 Ger- man Club 103 Drill Team 103 Chorus 8, 93 Choral 123 Basketball 8 CATHERINE PADERICK French Club 113 Science Club 8, 9, 10, 113 Drama Club 8, 9, 10, 113 Chorus 8, 93 Outdoor Activities Club 113 Spotlight 123 Human Relations Committee 123 Lucifer 113 Basketball 8, 93 Soccer Manager 11, 123 DeKalb Honors3 Model U.N.3 Who's Who in American High School Students GAIL RENE PALMER Tri-Hi-Y 83 Stunt Night 8, 9, 10, 11, 123 Jr. Civitan Jr. 9, 10, Treasurer 103 Science 9, 10, 11g Jr. Civitan 11, 12, Treasurer 11, 123 Chorus 8, 9, 113 Vocal Ensemble 123 Class Treasurer 123 Student Council 8, 9, 10, 11? Last Will and Testament 11, Co- Chairman 12, Saga 11, 123 Cheerleader 8, 9, 10, 123 Captain 8, 103 Track-ett 9, 10, 11, 123 Friendliest 123 Class Service Award 11 JOANNA PATTON Tri-Hi-Y 83 Kappa 10, 11, Secretary 10, Vice-President 11: German Club 103 Jr. Civitan Jr. 93 Student 10, Basketball 83 Soccer 93 Track 11, 12 NORA PEDERSON Student Council Treasurer 123 Spotlight Staff 11, 12 Assistant Editorial Editor 11, Editorial Editor 123 Literary Magazine Editor 123 Jr. Civitan Jr. 9, 103 Drama Club 8, 9, 103 Assembly Committee 113 Welcoming Committee 11, 123 Yak-Yak Committee 123 Science Club 10, 113 Acti- vities Club 10, 113 Stunt Night 10, 11? Latin Club 9, 10 President 11 DENA PERINE Transferred from Roosevelt High School 103 French Club 11, 123 Stunt Night 12 ROBIN PETERMAN Chorus 8, 9, 103 Kappa 103 Student Coun- cil 8, 9, 12, Jr. Civitan Jr. 9, 10, Jr. Civi- tan 11g Stunt Night 8, 9g Tri-Hi-Y 8g Cheerleading 8, 10, Co-Captain 8 CAROL PIERCE Tri-Hi-Y 83 Student Council 8, 123 FTA 9, Secretary3 Jr. Civitan Jr. 9, 102 Jr. Civi- tan 113 Kappa Club 10, 113 Chorale 113 Drill Team 8, 9, 10, 123 Varsity Basket- ball Manager 11, 123 Tennis 10, 11, 123 School Service Award 83 Homecoming Court 8, 12 MARC PORTER French Club 10, 11, 123 Drama Club 123 Spotlight Staff 123 Stunt Night 123 De- bate Team 113 Project Committee 12 CLAIRE QUILLIAN Beta Club 11, 12, National Honor Society 12, Presidentg Student Council 9, 103 Welcoming Committee 9, Co-Chairman 103 Assembly Committee 10, Co-Chair- man 113 Science Club 9, 10, 11 Secretary- Treasurer 113 Bridge Club 10, 113 Spot- light Staff 10, 11, 12, Sports Editor 11, 123 Math Team 10, 11? Latin Club 8, 93 Ger- man Club 9, 103 French Club 113 Stunt Night 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 Homecoming Com- mittee 8, 9, 10, 12? Close-up 113 Gradua- tion Committee 123 Basketball 8, 9, 10, 11, 12g Most Valuable Player 83 Volley- ball 8, 11, 123 National Merit Commend- ed Student3 Student Council Service Award 9, 103 Class Treasurer 103 Model United Nations 10, 113 DAR History Award 113 Most Intellectual 123 Georgia Certificate of Merit 113 Presbyterian Col- lege Jr. Academic Achievement Award 113 The National High School Award for Excellance 113 Georgia Governors Hon- ors Program 11 SANDRA REEVES Drill Team 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Co-Captain 8, Secretary-Treasurer 11, Tri-Hi-Y 83 Jr. Civitan Jr. 9, 103 Jr. Civitan 113 Kappa Club 103 French Club 10, 113 Beta Club 11, 123 Senior Council 123 Homecoming Committee 11, 123 Entertainment Com- mittee 123 Publicity Committee 12, Wel- coming 123 Stunt Night 8, 9, 12? Chorus 8, 9, 10, Who's Who Among American High School Students 11 HEIDI REYNOLDS Drill Team 8, 9, 10, 11, 123 Chorus 8, 9, 103 Vocal Ensemble 123 Home Ec. Club 9g French Club 113 Stunt Night 8, 9, 113 Senior Soul Review 10, 113 Nostalgia 9, 10, 113 Musical 11 MARLAN LE VAN RHAME III Beta Club 11, 123 Bridge Club 113 Drama Club 11, 12? National Honor Society 12? Chorus 83 Stunt Night 8, 9, 11, 123 Ger- man Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Secretary-Trea- surer 123 Basketball 83 Track 8, 9, 103 Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 123 Soccer 11 JOHN RICHARDS Key Club 11, 123 German Club 10, 11, 123 Science Club 8, 9, 10, 113 Publicity Com- mittee 11, 123 Entertainment Committee 123 Football 8, 123 Track 10, 11, 123 Cross Country 113 Swimming 11 JEFFREY DALE RICHARDSON Spanish Club 10, 113 Spotlight 10, 123 Diving Club 113 Stunt Night 9, 123 Yak- Yak Committee 123 Miss Druid Hills 11, 12g Saga Staff 11, 12g Photography Editor 12, Beta Club 123 Soccer 83 Cross Country 113 Best Dressed 12 ROB RUTHERFORD Drama Club 93 Spanish Club 103 Spot- light 11, 12? Cross Country 12 CATHERINE SAMS Home Ec. Club 83 Jr. Civitan Jr. 9, 103 Jr. Civitan 113 FBLA 93 Student Council 10, 12? Tri-Hi-Y 83 Last Will and Testament 123 Publicity Committee 11: Gymnastics 8, 9g Cheerleader 8, 9, 10, 11 STEVE SCANNELL Jr. Civitan Jr. 9, 10, Jr. Civitan 11, 123 Last Will and Testament Committee 12, Football 8, 93 Soccer 9, 10, Baseball 9, 10, 113 Basketball 8, 9 ERICH SCHMITT French Club 11, Activities Club 113 Soccer 8, 9, 10 ' DAVID SCOTT Junior Civitan Jr. 10? Jr. Civitan 113 Key Club 10, 11, 123 Student Council 10, 113 Senior Council 12: Chorus 83 Tri-Hi-Y 93 Project Committee Chairman 113 Basket- ball 83 Cross Country 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Track 9, 10, 11, 12, Who's Who Among American High School Students 12 NANCY SHAW Drill Team 8, 9, 103 Tri-Hi-Y 8, 9 Trea- surer3 Science Club 103 Chorus 8, 9, 10, 123 Stunt Night 8, 9 LINDA SHOUP Tri-Hi-Y 83 Kappa Club 103 Home Ec. Club 9, 10, Vice-President 103 Jr. Civitan Jr. 9, 103 Jr. Civitan 113 Welcoming Com- mittee 123 Graduation Committee 123 Homecoming Committee 123 Drill Team 8, 9, 10, 11, 12g Beta Club 12, French Club 11, 123 Latin Club 103 Stunt Night 8, 9, 10, 123 Musical 10, 11, 123 Nostalgia 1,13 Swim Team 9, 10, 11, 123 Most Improved, Best Sportsmanship DONNA SIMMONS Drill Team 8, 9, 10, 123 Tri-Hi-Y 8, 93 Art Club 9, 103 Graduation Committee 123 Senior Council 123 Chorus 9, 10, 11, 123 Gymnastics 8, 9, 10, 11 CAROL SLOCUM Art Club 83 Tri-Hi-Y 11, President DONALD J. SMITH Transferred to Druid Hills 113 Soccer 11, 12, Captaing Volleyball 12, Captain DONALD SMITH Spansih Club3 Jr. Civitan Jr. 9, 10, Jr. Civitan 113 Track 8, 9 PAMELA JO SOMERS German Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Secretary 10, President 123 Beta Club 11, 123 Outdoors Activities Club 8, 9, 10, 123 National Honor Society 12, Secretary 123 Bridge Club 9, 103 Student Council 8, 9, 10, 11, 123 Class Officer 113 Entertainment Com- mittee 8, 9, 10, 11, Co-Chairman 113 Kappa Club 103 Jr. Civitan 103 Volleyball Senior Directory 9, 10, 11, 123 Basketball 8, 9, 10, 113 Model U.N. 103 Human Relations Committee 11, 123 Math Team 9, 103 Stunt Night 9, 10, 11, 123 WSB Young American 12? Class Service Award 113 Student Council Award 10 CINDY STEVENS Drama Club 8, 93 Art Club 83 FTA 8, 93 Tri-Hi-Y 83 Drill Team 8, 9, 10, 11, 123 Jr. Civitan Jr. 9, 103 Spanish Club 9g Jr. Civi- tan 113 Homecoming Committee 123 As- sembly Committee 12 CHARLES STEWART Stunt Night 9, 11, 12: Football 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Coach's Award 11, Outstanding Sen- ior 123 Track 10, 123 WSB Young Ameri- can 123 Most Athletic 123 Service Award 9 CHERYL SUNDY Tri-Hi-Y 9, 103 Beta Club 11, 12, French Club 10, 113 Science Club 103 Jr. Civitan Jr. 83 Jr. Civitan 103 Student Council 8, 123 Activities Club 83 Soccer 9, 10, 113 Soccer Cheerleader 113 Basketball 8g Track 83 Soccer Manager 12 MOLLY THOMPSON Homecoming Committee 123 Welcoming 123 Musical 11, 123 Drama Club 123 Nos- talgia 11, 123 Stunt Night 8, 9, 10, 11, 123 Spotlight Staff 113 Saga Staff 123 Activi- ties Club 8, 93 Science Club 9, 10, 11, Tri- Hi-Y 83 Chorus 8, 93 Entertainment Com- mittee 113 One-Act Play 123 German Club 9 10, 11, 123 National Honor Society 123 Beta Club 11, 123 Bridge Club 103 Vol- leyball 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Captain 123 Bas- ketball 8, 9, 10, 11, Manager 123 Cross Country Manager 10, Class Service Award 10 STEVE TROUTMAN Key Club 10, 11, 123 Jr. Civitan 113 Out- door Activities 113 Music Club 8, 9, 10, 11, 123 Chorale 9, 10, 113 Vocal Ensemble 123 French Club 11g Felloyvship of Christian Athletes 10, 113 Football 8, 9, 10, 11, 123 Basketball 83 Track 10, 11, 12, Captain 103 Soccer 8, 9g Wrestling 10 LOUISE TURRENTINE Spanish Club 10, 113 Jr. Civitan Jr. 93 Jr. Civitan 10, 113 Tri-Hi-Y 83 Drill Team 10, 11, 123 Stunt Night 11, 123 Musical 113 Saga Staff 123 Close-Up 113 Chorus 8: Student Council 12 ROLAND VALDEZ Outdoors Activities Club3 Industrial Arts Club3 Entertainment Committee Chair- man3 Senior Council Stunt Night, Jr. Ci- vitan Jr.3 Student Council3 Football 8, 9, 103 Merit Scholarship Qualifierg Indus- trial Arts Award3 Class Service Award 10, 11 ANTHONY WALKER Transferred from Gordon 113 Track 9, 11, 123 Close-Up 11 GREG WALLING Chorus 83 Chess Club 113 Science Club 8, 9, 113 French Club 103 Lucifer 103 Library Club 8 ALAN WARE German Club 113 Football 83 Varsity Cross Country 10, 115 Track 8, 10, 11, 123 Spirit Booster 113 Most Artistic 12 ROBBIE WEBER Drama Club 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Vice-Presi- dent 11, President 123 Music Club 8, 9g German Club 8, 9, 10, 11, 123 Stunt Night 9, 10, 11, 123 One-Act Play 10, 11, 123 Band 9, 10, 11, 123 Drum Corps Captain 12: Jazz Ensemble 11, 123 Chorus 83 Soccer 8, 93 Class Vice-President 11, Class President 123 Most Original 12 FRANCES ELIZABETH WHEELER Jr. Civitan Jr. 9, Secretary 103 Yak-Yak Committee 9, 10, Co-Chairman 123 Drill Team 9, 10, Co-Captain 11, Captain 125 Spanish Club 10, 113 Homecoming Com- mittee 11, 123 Entertainment Committee 113 Jr. Civitan Secretary 113 Saga Staff 11, Activities Editor 123 Key Club Spon- sor 123 Homecoming Representative 123 Senior Council 123 Tri-Hi-Y 8g Cheer- leader 83 Stunt Night 8, 9, 123 Class Presi- dent 3 FTA 9g Science Club 9, 103 Home Ec. Club 9, President 103 Gymnastics 83 Track Manager 9, 103 Class Service Award 93 Most Ladylike 123 WSB Young American 123 DAR Good Citizenship Award 12 PATRICK WHITE Black Awareness Club3 Football 11, 12: Baseball 11, 123 Volleyball 11, 12 FREDERICK BROWN WHITTING- TON III Outdoors Activities Club President 113 Art Club 93 French Club 113 Science Club 113 Jazz Band 11, 123 Chorale 103 Tennis 103 Track 93 Basketball 9, 103 Volleyball 11 TAMMY WILSON Student Council 10, 113 Chorus 8, 93 Beta Club 11, 123 Majorettes 83 Jr. Civitan Jr. 9, 103 Homecoming Committee 10, 11, 123 Welcoming Committee 11,123 Publicity Committee 10, 11, 125 Entertainment Committee 10, 11, 12: Kappa Club 10, 11, 123 Jr. Civitan 11, 123 Stunt Night 8, 123 Gymnastics 8, 9, 10, 11, 123 Cheerleader 10, 123 National Honor Society 12, Close- Up 11, 12 ANNE WORDEN Drama Club 8g Tri-Hi-Y 83 Kappa Club 10, Jr. Civitan Jr. 93 FTA 93 Jr. Civitan 10, 113 Spanish Club 113 Chorale 8, 9, 11, 123 Sunt Night 11, 123 Student Council 93 Welcoming Committee 123 Senior Coun- cil 123 Yak-Yak Committee 123 Soccer Cheerleader 103 Basketball 9g Swim Team Manager 11, 12: Girls Track Man- ager 11, 12 CLAUDIA WUNDERLICH Band 8, 9, 10, 11, 123 Beta Club 123 Na- tional Honor Society 123 German Club 113 Activities Club 103 Stunt Night 9, 10, 11 DEREK ZIGLAR Chess Club 8, 9, , 11, Treasurer 103 Li- brary Club 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 11, 12 EEKEEQQ iii? Kim Adamson David Asbury Billy Aughtry Mike Barnett Jody Bell Fred Benario Jon Berg Danny Bigby Ginger Boal Anthony Booker Stuart Brady David Brown Monica Brown Richard Brown Eric Bucsela Bryce Bugg Cassie Caliendo Mike Callahan Mary Camp Rose Camp Douglas Campbell Kelly Campbell Stephen Carter Mark Carver Carol Chandler Courtnaye Chandler Tanya Clark Karen Cline David Brown, President Stan Klinger, Vice-Presi- dent A iff is i I :MZ i l .4 lv i k - ' r ' x . . Q v. X X -AMES-.akii .ff V . Mary Stubbs, Secretary Nancy Myers, Treasurer Not far behind, the Junior Nobles carry the torch. They are a royal class, prepar- ing to inherit the Kingdom. The Nobles are a largely unified lot, willing to accept their diversities and use them to their ad- vantage, combining differences to form a strong front. In preparing for the inheri- tance the nobles are spirited, vocal, and assume the characteristics that make po- tential Kings great. 1 ... K A A Q A A rx --19 .- JR N as Q ef- V' ' sgrrie-D as t Melissa Cobbs Karen Comstock John Cook Cliff Connell Greg Cowan Bryan Crenshaw Paige Cronia Peter Crowfoot Lisa Cullingford Camille Davis Tim Davis Beth de Bray Lyann de Cordrei Joel Derrico Kyle Dixon Marc Dobiecki Peter Duggan Victor Economy Ernestine Edwards Wade Ergle Janice Evans Stuart Fountain Anne Garrison Becky Gerkin Rachael Gerkin Jerry Gilmartin Andy Goldsmith Liz Gouinlock Dianna Harris David Harroff Cecily Harsch Kathryn Hart Amanda Haskell Linda Heeter 5553 6 Sf I Q - 'Y fi' .51 . A 'fu' J V, 0 A 1 X ff 1,3 , , , ax V. Z- K 1 X E 1? ,Q-ESF A. a Y' W PM y 5 5 'i , ,rx Q Mu, , A I 6 1, be M, if . '5 ' J fK, 1 if ! 2 if Q' V if 'S I :lv Qx 1 1 lt X, Q Q., . 55 , ,,- Q v 3 K f . 15 V x 'ff- b l 9' I 6 8 By, lx Qx ff Q :E if Qyyx ff I Ta, Whitney Lowe, President In the middle of our Kingdom, we find the Knights. These knights are gallant and noble also. They give freely of their time to help establish the lower classes, and equally of their efforts to further themselves and each other. The Knights are understanding of what is behind them, and are aspiring to achieve what their fellow Nobles and Kings have precedented. 2 QL to :G Billy Sheppard, Vice-Pre- sident l Dawn Diedrich, Secretary Kathy Fellner, Treasurer l John Allen Mickey Aughtry Sudhir Batra Cathy Bell Jolie Bonner Caminade Bosley Jack Bowen Laura Bowyer Susan Bradford Kevin Brown Jim Broyles Paul Bugg Julie Burnett Mike Burnett Bobby Cadle George Callaway Laurie Cass Beth Chandler Becky Choi Jimmy Cone Cathy Connell Judy Conner Corlis Cummings Judy Danenberg Mike Derrico Dawn Diedrich Alicia Duncan Kevin Eaton Carla Eidson Tom Elliot Janice Evrett Kathy Fellner Zester Flemister Chuck Freeman William Freeman I' l ,l .. ww 'fi Q FZ. .1 K 1 E Amy Alsobrook Ellen Alsobrook Patricia Ayres Davy Baird Gail Barnes Suzy Bell John Benario Davis Bennett Barbara Bent Kenneth Bentley Darlene Berry Lauren Beverslus Laura Blom Curt Bohling Catherine Booker Keith Borkenhagen Margret Bradford Sandy Bradley Bobby Bramblett Graham Brett Marlene Brooks Bethany Brown Ed Burke Scott Busbee Mary Aileen Buss Ronnie Calkins Gerald Cameron Steve Camp Kelly Cecil Carol Clapp Tina Clark Teresa Cline Sheri Colberg Todd Cole Richard Cone Kelly Connelly Melinda Crowe Britan Davis Chris Davis 184 Matt Porter, President One of the lower classes, the Squires are in- dustrious and fresh men. These Squires are be- coming independent, and remain attentive to the Kinghthood which they will soon achieve. Their journey towards Knighthood is difficult, presenting conflicts and decisions and dragons to slay. The squires are almost on their own, but keeping their past in humble sight. Ida Patterson, Vice-Presi- Susan Gouinlock, Secre- dent tary Myra Moore, Treasuree . lx - Qafx ' ' f X I . X , , Xx , k V i ,X N tl 3 X K ,- E J' if . t Q Q ,I wwxfbikbxwnskk . 1 'XFX 1 if fx , -X I i lt' i sh f -Q IW ,K , si f Y J . , 5 Q ' Ni' ,,., .L ' . . x - K 1 4, yn, K-,fs '1'. .ff . fx 'Ng Wu J 0 4 , , X I . - f , ai amiga -4 x! is S 131 131. lf ,, K. uv Q K , ,Q K Q ll 'Ri f R? 5. SES' ik, , O Lf, .AL V W 4 l , 44. ,,.. 'yyyii , EElWiw 1.. - - 1 Q Q Gm 'N YQ. I fi, 55 R of :F-iw Jill Wright John Woodson Jeannette Wilson Tim Winters Bruce Williams Ellen Whittington Sharon White Jeanie Whipple Kimberly Webb James Webb Sonia Weatherby Cheryl Walton Jeff Walls Connie Wages Debbie Verlander Tony Velleca David Turrentine Greg Tuck Denise Terry John Tabor Kenny Suda Alis Adamson Mark Almand Trey Arey Marjorie Armfield Sherry Aughtry Sean Auston Lynn Barnett Tom Barton Jennifer Beverlius Jed Blackwell Roseann Bode Jean Bonsangue Phillip Bowen Debbie Boyette Sheila Bozeman Robert Brayton Jimmy Brieske Frank Broniec Joyce Brown Robert Brown Gary Burdett Angela Carney Dean Cho Sherry Clark Perry Clay Angela Cleveland Woody Cobbs Barrie Collins Jack Colville Ann Cook Maria Cortes Heather Cox 188 At the bottom of the scale in Kingdom are the vassals. Bound to their superiors in servitude, they serve upper classes and each other for the benefit of their Kingdom. The serfs are hard- working, eager to learn, growing with their work and starting collectively on their rise to the top. gn-n Kathleen Sheppard, Pres- Rachael Libowsky Vlce dent President Grace Moon, Treasurer Jennifer Defoor, Secretary 4 IN 'f Angie Davidson Becky Davis Laura DeCordre Jennifer Defoor Lisa Diedrich Liz Dougherty Fran Drake Cindy Dunaphant Dwayne Edge Chris Eidson Kyle Fenton Eric Fields Susan Fischer Mark Geiger Jeff Gilbreath Gail Goldsmith Wallis Goodman Terry Gragg Kathy Greiner Candy Hagood Earnestine Harris Scott Harris John Hartley Ethan Hauser Scott Hay Gwen Haynes Dwayne Helms Nancy Henderson Anita Hester John Hodge Eddie Hollansworth Douglas Holmes Wonda Hood Jody Horne Thursday Hunter Conor Jaunsen Jim Jenkins Barbara Johnson Erica Johnson Kregg Johnston Eric Kaiser Steve Keeble 189 John Kelley Michael Kiel John Kropp Mary Kuck Keith Leathers In Lee Allison Lester Hope Levy Rachel Libowsky Nanette Loftis Kerry Lundberg Sophia Lyman Becky Lynn Sylvia Mahan Reid Mallard David Martin Patrick Master Carol Maxey Donna McGinnis Chris McMahon Susan Midgett Scott Miller Grace Moon Dianne Moore Gary Moore Barbara Murphy Fred Muse Tommy Newman Martha Oakley Rachael Orr Jim Perdue Adam Perine Valerie Perryamn Jan Peterson Wanda Pilgrim Carol Price Bryan Pugh Andy Reichert David Richards Lynn Richardson Kay Rogers Serafina Sands Ven Scales Tami Scheall Mike Schwartz Laurie Scott Tommy Shackelford Mark Shepherd Kathleen Sheppard Karen Simpkins Brad Price Cedric Shropshire Roberta Shurley David Smith Nysa Smith Wade Smith 190 ...KNEW I . 1 Q s .....-it , , Angela Solomon Yvette Stringer Kristin Stuart Phillip Styron Fen Takei Helen Talley Chris Tonne Yvette Troy Lynn Turner Ward Turner Earl Walker David White Phillis White Renae Wilkins Johnny Williams Kellye Williams Linda Williams Joan Wood John Woodard Karen Woods Bonnie Worthy Ruth Ann Wynne 191 5' .L 3. 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Amy- ' ' J. , - 'wx 0 .gl ,: : ff5 .1L ' WH 'Lf if M 4: ' .1 .. Lf Ju. '? bf 'Q ' HL e-, ' K -R51 . f.-.Ah CONCLU SIGN y K ,wg M in .F i HSUDFIX 5 I z Q i i a n- As we reflect upon these years and our environment we realize how contained they were. A No matter how freely we learned to express ourselves, or how freely we conducted ourselves we were molded, shaped, discovered through a touch of artistry. Our reflections are not mere mirrored, images, nor are they glimpses of others in passing. They are watered silk portraits, and we are the objects, our colors running together under the touch of youth's brush. 229 ...A N Welcome to the wild menageriel Some say this is a zoo, but you and I know that we are far too cultured to be a zoo. I'd say we were more of a potpourri of personalities, a blending pot of ideas and facts and ambitions. And the pot gets too hot, you say? Well when the heat is too hot, get out of the kitchen! But it's not so bad here, really. 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