Geneva County High School - Gecorala Yearbook (Hartford, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1980 volume:

1980 GECORALA GENEVA COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL 201 LILY STREET HARTFORD, ALABAMA 36344 VOLUME 44 CONTENTS OPENING ......................1 SPECIAL TIMES ................9 SPRING ......................17 SUMMER ......................23 FALL ........................31 WINTER ......................53 PEOPLE ......................65 ACADEMICS ..................123 CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS ... 129 ADVERTISEMENTS .............141 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ...........180 1980 A Year Of Beginnings. Things rhor hove never happened before ond will never happen again, occur rhis special year JOHN ALLEN ANDERSON and TERRI HENDERSON shore o few moments together during recess DARLENE L6ENDY ond TERESA HATCHER de ode to spend recess mstde RONALD SCOTT DECIDES TO END IT ALL'Home Economics provides several unique opportune ties rhor only o few students choose to take odvonroge of DONNA DA VIS spends o few moments collect mg her thoughts whie trying to decide wheth er to ear her kjnch SENIORS SOMETIMES SPEND THEIR EXTRA TIME HELPING OTHERS THE LUNCHROOM 6 NOT ONLY A PLACE TO EA T George Doxley rakes rime our of hus busy lunch schedule ro srrerch and rake ir easy for o few minutes MARRN WOJTYNA DECCES THAT ICE CREAM 6 NOT H6 FAVORITE FOOD Afrer earng several cups of e cream m a contest, Morrin reohzes rhor he just cannot stand it anymore DULLDOG SPIRIT 6 ALWAYS PRESENT Susan Hughes and Deborah Outlaw show ther sup port for the Duldogs through the clothes they wear on Fridays of football season With This Great Year began a new day; a day rhar lasts a lifetime. And with each new day there are new and cherished memories. Memories rhar ore usually too good to be forgotten and only occasionally too sad to forger. ALWAYS MONKEYING AROUND' Getting things off the top of the lockers 6 not always easy, right Kip? DID YOU HEAR ABOUT ...? Recess 6 one of the favorite rimes to catch up on the latest gossip MAKING TIME Even with Coach Chesreen's busy schedule he con always fmd rme to soy a kind word 5 ONE MORE DOWN Excrement mounts or the end of each doss, os it meons the end of the day that much nearer For The Students who attended GCH5 during 1979 80, it was the start of many of these memories. With every strict teacher, every lenient teacher, every great friend, every sports event, every ordinary day, and every fad and style, Geneva County High School was there with rime to spare. TAMMY PARKER GETS CAUGHT1 Working, that is1 Being on od edror is nor otwoys o borrei of fun and gomes DONNA RAY ond TERRI ROBERTS sneok a peek or rhe 1979 GECORALA SEWING REQUIRES PA TENCE AND HARD WORK Lao Spoon discovered rhor there is more to sewing than meets rhe eye CHUCK DARROW, TERRI HENDERSON. KAREN HERRING, ond VICKI FOWLER rake o few minutes or rhe end of doss to gossip LUNCH IS A VERY POPULAR PERIOD FOR TEACHERS Tha is rhe rime of doy when they con relax while eating and conversing Dur, As The Day Progresses, and rhe rime comes ro leave rhis unique school ond year, each srudenr must rake rhe opporruniry ro rry ro decide whar lies for him . . . Beyond The Horizon MANY STUDENTS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE STUDY TIME PROVIDED Teachers somenmes permtr rher studenrs ro study ond reod n doss rorher rhon or home ond these students hove discovered rhor they en oy rhe extra time or home o hrrie more than rhe extra rime a school DEBBIE SHEHEE ponders over good rimes In on ice cream earing contest, SCOTT PEA COCK ond KIM DONNELL ried by eormg 20 ice creams in 20 manures They eoch received $2 50 — Jr-Sr Prom '79 Sening rhe mood for o dreamy nighr was rhe Junior's goal as they departed school on Wednesday morning on rhe Eievenrh day of April in Nineteen Seventy Nine. As all supplies were being packed into trunks and trucks, Juniors began to realize rhe hard work which toy in store for them during rhe next few hours. After all were safely on rhe roads to Fort Rucker, it was discovered that tensions caused certain drivers to grow lead feet in order to arrive sooner. The Lake Lodge seemed to be rhe perfect spot for dreams to come true. The Lodge was located against a beautiful Lake Tholocco setting that reminded one of rhe dreamy type of horizon as depicted on rhe Prom's rheme design. For rhe young or heart, there was a playground, complete with swings, slide, see saws, and merry-go-round! As decorating rook its roll on rhe Juniors, patience began to thin down and tempers began to rise. Everyone was too intoxicated with excitement to realize rhe extent of their animosity. This intoxication caused dubious reactions by the Juniors toward their efforts at decorating. Out, by 12:30, it was decided that all that could be done, hod been done, so each headed his separate way to make preparations for rhe big nighr our. Thar Wednesday nighr, when people began arriving, rhe moonlight seemed to set off oil rhe Juniors efforts for a successful Prom. The soft pastel colors of blue, pink, yellow, and green helped to highlight rhe Silver Dali. The pictures were taken in front of a beautiful blue fountain surrounded by green plants. Promptly at 8 PM, Vann Outlaw, Junior Class President, gave rhe Welcoming Speech. Do Hatfield, Senior Class President responded with gratitude. Drandy snifters, along with memory booklets, were presented to each Junior and Senior. Turning rhe floor over to rhe band from Enterprise, Exodus, rhe dreamy mood was continued as rhe band dedicated rhe first song, New Orleans Ladies, to rhe Senior Class. As rhe nighr progressed, rhe crowd dwindled, bur a few stayed on to hear rhe last song played. This special nighr when everyone rook their chance to dream will linger in rhe minds of many throughout their years. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS PASSED OUT THE PROM FAVORS Only Jumors ond Seniors received these gifts of brondy snifters ond memory booklets PICTURES WERE ONE OF THE HIGHLIGHTS OF THE EVENHG After several decision changes, the picture committee put together the beautiful greenery ond fountain as background for the ptaures I Like Dreomin' I Like Dreomin' 'Couse dreomin' con moke you mine. I Like Dreomin' Closin' my eyes ond feelin' fine. When rhe lighrs go down, I'm holdin' you so right, Gorcho in my arms Ir's paradise ‘Til rhe mornin' light. I see us on rhe shore beneorh rhe bright sunshine, We wolked along Soinr Thomas Beach A million rimes. Hand in hand, Two barefoot lovers, kissin' in rhe sond. Side by side, rhe ride rolls in, I'm rouchin' you, you're rouchin' me, If only ir could be. TEACHERS DECIDED TO OOSERVE RATHER THAN PARTICIPATE Prom was o rme of get together for rhe teachers as they sot ond rdked wNe the Jumors and Semors hod rher own fun DANONG WAS Tb£ MAIN EVENT After ev eryone hod rhe pictures token ond snacked a title, rhe floor wos open to donee ond most rook odvonroge of the siruonon 11 STRENGTH WAS A NECESSITY WHEN IT CAME TO HANGING THE FOCAL POINT Lee Chancy and Steve Kerchum were volunteered to hang the Silver Dal. bur everyone else mode sure rhor it was hung correctly by giving exphor instructions ogom. ogom. and ogom MUSIC WAS PftOWED DY EXODUS Al lands of music, from slow to rock ond even to disco, were performed by this bend TIME WAS TAKEN TO RELAX, sit bock and enjoy robing ro dores and friends DECORATING WAS ONLY HALF THE XX Sreve Hicks found rime ro rake o break amidst at rhe work, whie K rh Morrm kept up rhe pace of things 13 RECESS - SPECIAL? Yes, recess is o very special rime of day. The rime ro go ourside and rake o nice long breorh-A chance ro rolk ro special friends and shore special momenrs. Recess also gives rhose who skipped breok-fosr o chance ro grab o bire so rhor rhey con hold our unril lunch. Even rhough ir only losrs ren minures, recess is rhe only rime of day when each sru-denr is complerely on his own wirh no reocher ro worch over him. RECESS - A Very Special Time. JOHN LATIMORE and SHARON McDONALD spend a few rrunures during recess reading rhe GeCoDUGLE. TEACHERS HAVE A CHANCE TO TAKE A BREAK ALSO Mrs Boaster and Mrs Burch agree rhor recess is a relief after first period class UNDER THE AWNINGS 6 THE MOST POPULAR PLACE TO HANG OUT AT RECESS 4 TONY ENHNGER ond DIANE SCHENDEL shore rheir precious moments together gail McDuffie, kerri hatcher, usa white. ond FEUOA SEA Y rake rime our of their recess to sell the GeCoDugle. RECESS 6 NOT ALWAYS SPENT OUTSIDE George Kent takes the opportunity to check o book our of the tibrory during recess BULLDOGS NEVER GET ANY REST, espeooSy or recess when friends decide to use the mascot os o prop jcj n.oc-70)i For her porience and perseverance with rhe srudenrs of rhe Journalism Class is Proud ro dedicare rhis edirion of rhe Ge-CoRala ro Mrs. Barbara Gil- rhrough supervision of rhe or-ganizarion and financing of rhe GeCoRala and rhe GeCoDu-gle. We would like ro rake rhis opporruniry ro say Thank you, Mrs. Gilman! 18 Top Three. Lisa White .........'I Lori Eleven Valedictorian David Wesley David finished his high school career with o 92.73 overall overage. As o srudenr or GCHS, David served os presidenr of rhe Srudenr Council, presidenr of Service Club, secrerory of FFA, and coproin of rhe Prep Dow! Team. He was also o member of rhe Senior Science Club, Senior Honor Sociery, ond SAFE. Dovid is o member of rhe Firsr Unired Merhodisr Church of Horrford where he served os presidenr of Yourh Fellowship ond o member Adminisrrorive Board ond Council on Minisrries. In his spore rime, Dovid enjoys such rhings os worer skiing, SCU DA diving, ploying chess, swimming, ond reading. Afrer groduarion, he plans ro orrend rhe Universiry of Alobomo ro srudy prelaw ond business in order ro become a lawyer. Salurororion Rira Durch Riro completed her high school career wirh o 90.93 overall overage. As a srudenr or GCHS, Riro served as band captain, trumpet section leader, and president of SAFE. She was a member of the Senior Honor Society, Srudenr Council, and Marching and Concert Band. During her Junior year, Riro served os assistant editor of the 1979 GeCoRala Yearbook and went on to become the editor-in-chief of the 1980 Ge-CoRala Yearbook during her senior year. Rita is a member of Pondrown United Methodist Church where she serves as president of Youth Fellowship. During her spare rime, Rita enjoys ploying basketball, bicycling, reading, crocheting, and listening to the radio. After graduation, Rita plans to attend Troy Stare University to study music and counseling to later become a teacher. Top Eleven (continued) Even though 1980 was a unique year in almosr all respects, some old traditions hold through without exception. And no matter how hard one tries to prevent it, Spring Fever is absolutely inevitable. Everything is so beautiful and exciting that it can nor be suppressed! A lor of exciting things happen in spring - for some, baseball is the thing,- for others, things like cheerleader tryouts, the Miss Hartford pageant, or maybe receiving their yearbooks may be the highlight - and nothing is ever disappointing. This Page Is Sponsored By REAGAN'S PHARMACY Boy's Store Representatives: Dares Gilmore And Nigel Ham Miss Congeniality Litchfield Representatives Kerri Harcher Mark Srrickland, Peggy Fox, And David Wesley The GCH5 Bulldog Bond: 10 worth ir aiii As rime for bond comp be gon ro near, 63 srudenrs of GCHS discovered rhor rhe days were beginning ro grow longer and hotter. The first doy, always rhe most difficult ro survive, found many srudenrs sleepwalking or eighr a m., bur certain loud noises soon awoke them. Eleven am. come os such o relief rhor many rushed home exhausted. All attempts ro rest were in vain, though, as rhe two hour lunch break was just barely enough rime ro sir down and ear. One p.m. found oil 63 bods or rhe ban-droom working with rheir individual sections until rwo-rhirry p.m. Then, ir was bock in rhe bondroom ro discover whor had been learned. Four p.m. again come os a relief, bur without many unusual expectations. The band srudenrs had already realized rhor six p.m. would come roo soon and marching would begin. Nine p.m. became rhe only rime rhar rhe srudenrs were assured of a chance ro rest. Yer, with oil rhe trials and rribularions, there were rewords for rhe rrue and faithful. Good practices sometimes meant early dismissals. Also, os band camp come ro a dose, rhe srudenrs found rhor they would arrend one day less than expected, thanks ro o teachers' meeting; bur before ir was all over, an excellent performance for rhe band boosters earned rheir praise and approval along with another early dismissal. Regardless of common belief, rhe end of band camp does nor mean rhar everything will be a joy ride from then on. Actually, rhe work hos jusr begun. All through marching season, rhe band srudenrs pracrice every Tuesday and Thursday nighr for two hours. Then comes Christmas Concert season, with extra practices for or least two weeks before rhe concert. Finally Spring Concert season arrives. Spring is rhe rime for rhe srudenrs ro bring our all rheir hidden, along with rhe obvious, musical rolenrs. Extra practices begin rhe very first week after Christmas vacation ends. As conresr rime approaches, these practices increase. And of course, there are weekly section practices regardless of rhe season. Even until Graduation Nighr, rhe GCHS Bulldog Band keeps on keeping on! The 1979-80 school year found rhe GCHS Bulldog Bond performing rhe following selections plus vorious others. During Marching season: Golden Girl, Hot Stuff, Muppet Show, Whor Kind of Fool Am , Riders in the Sky. Molaguena, Sing, Sing, Sing, and Fight Song. During Christmas season: Deck the Halls and All That Jozzi, Greensteeves. Christmas Sing Along. Silent Night, ond Hallelujah Chorus. During Spring season: Rhythm of the Winds, Acadia, Burnished Brass, Introduction and Allegro. Hosts of Freedom, ond Free World. tiro Burch ond Tommy Pother ploy a trumpet duet whte rhe Color Guord does o routine around them in Molaguena. 24 Drum Section Front Row Alon Copeland, Tony Crawford, Terri Snell Second Row George Heard, Chip Snell, Jeff Wood, Cynrhio Yeomans Nor Pictured Greg Holland Flute Section Front Row DeAnn Droxson, Debbie Guilford, Donna Creel. Second Row Edie MocKenzie, SuAnne Dowling, Susan Hughes, LuAnne Guilford. Third Row: Lori Dorriery, Glendo Phillips, Goil Souls. Nor Pictured: Shannon Lee, Mory Lee. Clarinet Section Front Row. Tonjo Wesson, Louro Jordon, Vicki Fowler. Second Row: Theresa Enginger, Porri Drown, Tommy Jordon Third Row Sharon McDonald, Kim Hilliard, Goil Word, Denise Hall, Theresa Goodnight. Trumpet Section Front Row: Glendo Zorn, Debbie Doi ley, Tommy Porker Second Row: Lynn Sollos, Liso Kornegoy, Kim Donnell, Korrino Dyrd. Third Row. Lydian Armstrong, Undo Drown, Lori Fon-dren. Nor Pictured: Riro Durch Low Dross Section Front Row: Koren Herring, Lorrie Austin, Tern Henderson Second Row: William Dirdsong, Rob Word, Trocy Fowler, Goil McDuffie. Third Row. Martin Wojryno, Patricio Lerourneou, Lucy Enfinger, Jeff Dowling. Nor Pictured. Vonn Outlaw, Scott Peacock 25 26 Right Color Guard Paulo Drown, Gloria Lowery, Kim Mouidn. Uso Tonron. Vicky Word. Corine Glover, and Donno Creel coprom Nor pictured. Dorothy Toykx Middle Right WAtam Dirdsong, Scon Peacock ondRob Wordplay o trombone rno during the melancholy Whor Kind of Fool Am P Delow Riro Durch, Tony Crawford. Tonjo Wes son, Vonn Outlaw, and God McDuffie (the Sen tor bond members) received recognition during their lost home footboB gome WHiom Dirdsong. Scon Peacock, and Mornn Woftyno blow intensely during the difficult ''Sing, Sing. Sing Concert Dond 6 just os tmporronr os marching bond performances ore just os demanding and difficult no matter whor the occasion This Page Is Sponsored By VANITY BEAUTY SHOP 27 Journalism Believe ir or nor, there is a group of students or GCH5 who meet for the first rime of the year in the middle of August! Well, it's true. The Journalism Class starts work in the summer hear in order to get all their ods sold for the yearbook and hopefully start the road to success The way is nor always easy, and usually long and hard, bur the spirit of unity keeps them all together and basically happy. But, their work does nor stop when school starts, ir actually increases. Other than selling advertisements for the yeobook, they must sell advertisements for the paper, write articles for the paper and publish the paper every month. The responsibility of financing the paper and yearbook also rests on them and they accomplish this through such things as selling concessions every day or recess and corsages at Homecoming. Bur, the relief of on occasional party helps keep things smooth. Under the guidance of Mrs. Barbara Gilman, the Journalism Class has learned to accomplish its goals and to constantly struggle for perfection. GeCoRola Photographers Dotes Gilmore, Tony Crawford, and Kip Justice Developer Martin Wojryno GeCoDugle Associate Ecfror - GoU McDuffie, GeCoRolo Associate Editor Vann Outlaw, GeCoRola Assistant Editor Janet Frederick; Nor Pictured- GeCoDugle Assistant Editor - Lori Glover Mrs Dorboro GUmon Sponsor LUCY EWTNGER finds typing stencils to be harder than expected J-Room Members. Fronr Row Terri Weston. Lon McLendon. God McDuffie, Rita Durch Sec ond Row Debbie Shehee, Joner Frederick. Kf Justice. Gndy Kerchem. Lori Glover. Dotes Gd-more Third Row Uso Lindsey. Lucy Enfinger, Dono Adorns. Scon Peacock, Morrin Wojryno. Kyle Horn. Fourth Row Deonn Droxson, Tony Crawford. Glenda Zorn. Tommy Porker Nor Pictured FeOda Seay. Lisa White. Vom Ojt low. ond Kern Hotcher GeCoRolo Editor - Riro Durch GeCoRolo CoCdrors Terri Weston ond Lori McLendon GeCoDugle ond GeCoRolo Ad Editors - Debbie Shehee. God McDuffie. Fekao Seay. Kern Hotcher. Lisa White, ond Glenda Zorn Nor Pic rured - Cindy Kerchem ond Tommy Porker 2 Junkyard Dogs Move The sporr rhor srirs rhe inter -esr of everyone who attends GCHS and rhor keeps the first port of rhe school year vitalized is definitely football, and rhe Bulldogs mode sure that no one would be disappointed this year Although rhe first game of rhe season with Florola stealing a narrow victory caused doubtful reactions toward rhe reams' chances for success, rhe Junkyard Dogs plunged head first ino rhe winners' circle rhe very next gome against Samson This turned our to be on intriguing offensive gome with Hartford coming our decisively on top. As rhe ream prepared for their third game, everyone was anticipating another glorious victory over Abbeville. And for rhe second rime in o row there was no disappointment. Then rhe week of September 28, rhe spirit at GCHS reached an incredible high, it was rime for GCHS to play their biggest rivals - without rhe home field advantage. The trip to Slocomb seemed long and dreary for only six miles! Hartford received rhe kick off only to make rhe biggest mistake of the night. The receiver fumbled and Slocomb recovered deep in their own zone! Bur, the Bulldog defense held strong and after trying unsuccessfully several rimes for a touchdown, Slocomb decided to go for a field goal - and made it! This did nor discourage rhe Bulldogs though, os they come back to hold rhe Bed Tops with their three point score, and successfully drive two touchdowns in for rhe win. The next week found GCHS high on a cloud with two conference wins, one nonconference win ond only one nonconference loss, which did nor affect rhe chances of going to store at all. Bur after travelling to Dale County rhor Friday, GCHS found themselves on o raincloud. Dole County hod pulled ahead early in rhe game and kept rhe lead to rhe very end. Disappointment was nor quire rhe word to use because Hartford hod suffered its first conference loss. Despite rhe loss to Dole County, Hartford was confident of a victory over Geneva. Still, Geneva pur up a good fight. The gome ended with a defensive penalty against Geneva and rhe score was tied. Over rime was mandatory. Bur as can always be depended on, rhe Bulldogs pulled through Front Row-. Chns Hutcherson, Mickey Parrish, Kyle Horn, Lee Chancy, Dove Ned Second Row: Mark Kerchum manager, Picky Jordon, George Reagan, James Neal, KozeS Crawford. Jock Endcorr, Ronnx? Moths. John Alien Ander son, Jimmy Roy Hendrix manager Third Row: Robert Drirr manager. Chuck Darrow, Pad Scooters. Vincent Porker. Mickey Hatfield, Freddy Wikerson, John Holman, Joseph Wl Homs. Edgor Dawson■ manager. Buddy Da singerossisronr coach Fourth Row: Donnie Chesteen head coach, Joe White, Todd Price. Rob Byrd. Nigel Ham, Gorrerr Conner. Steve Kerchum. Leslie Cooley. Tom Coir asssronr cooch 32 Our Of The Dumps! This Page Is Sponsored Dy GUILFORD DRUG STORE. when rhe pressure was strong and won. Another conference win mode rhe Bulldogs work solely toward rhe Store Ploy-offs. Homecoming Week! the will to win was stronger than ever before. Everyone wanted Homecoming to be extra special and a victory would moke it just that. Of course, rhe Bulldogs would nor want to disappoint anyone and so Houston County suffered another loss or rhe hands of GCHS. The Bulldogs went into rhe next week with four conference wins, and o raring of second only to Headland in rhe conference. The chance to prove themselves as full-blooded champions had finally come as Hartford traveled to Headland to rake over rhe conference championship. Once again, rhe Bulldogs refused to be beaten and can our on top! With only two more games left in regular season of play, both conference, GCHS only had to win one to have their place in rhe Stare Playoffs secured The next week found GCHS taking on rhe Rehoberh Rebels. Since rhe Bulldogs were determined to go to Store, rhe game was a cinch and rhe Bulldogs had achieved rheir goal. Even though a loss ro Cottonwood the following week was discouraging, GCHS looked forward ro rhe opportunity ro rake on Florala once again in rhe playoffs. November 16 was a history-making day at Hartford. Since rhe first year of Stare Playoffs, GCHS hod never quire made it ro them, and rhe thought of it hod always been quite out- landish. Bur now, it seemed quire natural. The game itself was a rough battle-ground. Although rhe Bulldogs received home field advantage, rhe Florala Wildcats edged our on top once again ro leave rhe Bulldogs slightly disappointed. Although Hartford never quire made it ro rhe top, rhe Bulldogs held a record of 7-3, something of which ro be proud. The dedication of head coach Donnie Chesreen, who received rhe honor of conference coach of the year, and assistant coaches Buddy Da-singer, John Webber, and Tom Corr along with rhe entire ream made Hartford proud ro proclaim that it was rhe home of rhe Mighty Bulldogs. innie Chesreen- head cooch Lee Chancy relaxes a moment before a gome Football Conr. James Neal, Jr. Dixie Howell Award; Husrler Award; Desr Defensive Dads, Caproin, All Area, 2nd ream; AH Conference, Isr ream; All County ream. 34 35 Football Conr. Joe White AH Conference Offensive Linemen of rhe Year Most Vduobte Defensive Dock, All Store, honorable mennai. Ail Area, 1st ream. All Conference fsr ream. A! County rear 36 V 38 Ronnie Mathis Most Improved Player; All County ream. 39 Junior High Foorball Kneeing- Scott Parrish, Arthur Copeland, Roger Dawson, Pout Scoruers, David Carrot, Jeff Neal Second Row- Trocy Marcher, Terry Howet, Mke Kmmon, Dobby Owen Third Row- John Webber, assisronr cooch, Ronald Scon Ned, Anderson Futford, Jerry Sorretts. Rids Thompson. hm Wood, ond Tom Con, head cooch 1979 Scoreboard Hartford 20 Hartford 2 Hartford 8 Hartford 40 Hartford 26 Hartford 24 Abbeville 0 Slocorrtb 6 Ashford 12 Rehoberh 0 Headland 0 Cottonwood 0 40 Junior High Cheerleaders This Page Is Sponsored By DONNELL HARDWARE VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Varsity Cheerleaders - eight girls elected by the student body to keep Dulldog spirit high during football and basketball seasons. These girls exerted all their vivacious energy to support the Bulldogs. During the summer of 1979 rheie eight girls attended Summer Comp at Huntingdon College in order to learn the latest cheers, pyramids, and pom pon routines. After their return home, they continued their hard work and practice as they prepared new dance routines for entertainment or pep rallies. The cheerleaders always had their hands full. Besides keeping spirit up at the ball games, they were in charge of keeping pep rallies olive, making signs and posters to decorate the stadium and school, and raking care of odd jobs along the way. With the help of their sponsor, Mrs. Margaret Hendrix, these eight girls have kept spirit alive at GCH5. 1979-60 Varsity Cheerleaders. Kneeing Debbie Shehee. Deborah Ouriow, Twomo Dawson. Donna Davis. Standing Mary Jordon. Krn Dromon. Uso Key. and Tammy Roberts Middle Right: Twomo Dawson Co apron, Senior. Deborah Ouriow - Captain. Senior Right: Mary Jordan. Junior. Debbie Shehee. Junior 41 Upper Left: Liso Riley, Sophomore, Donno Do-vis, Xrior Middle Left: Tommy Rodens, Sophomore. Kim Dronnon, Sophomore Cheerleoders displayed rherr many rolenrs rtvoughour the year ■ from cheering or pep rotes ro marching m parades 43 Volleyball As Aurumn approached, rime was spent ro enjoy a girls' sport along with all the hustle and bustle. This girls' sport proved ro be very successful in its efforts. The GCHS Volleyball Team had an exceptionally good season, losing only two games during regular play This also led them ro advanced tournaments in order ro further prove their talents and determination. GCHS tools the Area Title on October 25 by defeating Cottonwood. They went on ro raise the Region Title by defeating New Drocisron on October 27. On November 2 and 3, the GCHS Volleyball Team compered in the Stare Playoffs which were held in Florence, Alabama. GCHS advanced ro the semi-finals and completed their outstanding season by raising the Fourth Place Honors. 1979 Scoreboard Geneva County 13 15 15 Kinston 15 13 9 Geneva County 15 15 Geneva 2 2 Geneva County 15 15 Dale County 2 8 Geneva County 11 15 15 New Brockton 15 2 13 Geneva County 15 15 Dale County 0 6 Geneva County 15 15 New Brockton 3 1 Geneva County 4 15 6 Kinston 15 5 15 Geneva County 15 15 Geneva 12 6 Geneva County 15 10 9 Enterprise 5 15 15 AREA TOURNAMENT Geneva County 15 15 Cottonwood 3 13 REGION TOURNAMENT Geneva County 15 16 New Brockton 10 14 STATE TOURNAMENT Geneva County 15 15 Vincent 8 9 Geneva County 15 15 Holly Pond 8 1 Geneva County 2 1 Lexington 15 15 Geneva County 5 3 Sr. Jude 15 15 Geneva County 3 1 Sr Paul 15 15 44 Kneeling: Undo Anderson. Brenda Word. Der ne DeLtde, Lon Glover. Rebecca Ned Standing: Janet Frederick. Evonne Ford. Doreen Freer. Vanessa Anderson. Norma GoHovvoy, cooch 46 Rebecca Neal Drenda Ward 47 48 Exciremenr was beginning ro risei The big'day was drawing near and no one could avoid rhe facr. Every day during rhe week of October 19, something was planned ro help raise school spirit. Rooms were being decorated ro remind everyone that this was HOMECOMING WEEK (just in case anyone happened ro forger)! Yes, Homecoming spirits began mounting early in rhe week with everyone anticipating a grand victory over rhe Columbia Lions. The Dulldogs would be sure nor ro let anyone down. After what seemed ro be on eternity, rhe big doy finally arrived. School was almost on impossible subject with everyone so hyped up. The Journalism Class was busy delivering rhe oil imporronr Homecoming Corsages. The bond was busy with preparations for rhe parade while rhe beauty queens were worried about getting beautiful. As soon os school was dismissed, everyone rushed home ro ear then back up ro rhe square ro see rhe presri-gious Homecoming Porode. Afrer rhe porode, rhere was o pep roily in rhe square ro insure high spirits for rhe gome. The rime ro go home and eagerly owalr rhe gome had come, and soon rhe square was oil bur empty. 7:00 PM. Pre-gome ceremonies. Next ro rhe gome itself, rhe crowning of rhe queen is rhe highlighr of rhe week. Tonjo Wesson, escorted by Nigel Horn, was crowned 1979 Homecoming Queen by David Wesley, Srudenr Council President. Time for rhe big gome had finally arrived. The gome proved ro be as exciting os everyone expecr-ed. Of course, rhe Bulldogs come our on rop as expected, 35-6. This prepared everyone for rhe victory dance ro be held or rhe lunchroom. The Srudenr Council sponsored The Sunser Disco which kept everyone rocking until 12:30 PM. A perfect ending ro o perfect week! 40 Miss Homecoming Tonjo Lee Wesson This memorable nighr found Tonjo Wesson crowned wirh rhe honor of Miss Homecoming 197960. Tonjo was elect ed by the senior high school student body from o field of five senior girls. Her escort was Nigel Horn. Sophomore Arrendanr and Escorr Kim Dronnon and Andy Frederick Junior High Arrendanr and Escorr Debbie Guilford and Chuck Harrzog Elementary School Arrendanr and Escorr Tina Fondren and James Robinson 51 A few weeks prior ro Homecor-? hg rxghr, each Senior foorbal player seiecred a gtri from grades 10-12 ro escorr on the field, h rhe evenr rhar Senior Candicare and Escor Twanna Dawson and Ricky Jordan Senior Candidate and Escorr Teresa Marcher and Lee Chonc Junior Candidate and Escor Vicky Ward and James Nea Sophomore Condccre and Beer Corene Glover and Joe White 52 Varsiry Basketball Basketball - the thrill seeker's sport. From rip off to the final second of the gome, the action remains constant. GCH5 hod its fill of thrills this year as the Varsity Boskerball Team dribbled in for a loyup of wins. The big black arrack coached by the white shadow, Tom Carr, starred its season with a blast. Practice began only one week before the first game, bur that did nor deter the Bulldogs. Their ability and will to win was clearly evident. In the Christmas Tournament held at Geneva, the Bulldogs held strong for four straight nights until they were finally co-vercome by Geneva. However, after playing so unrelenrless-ly during that week, the fans were proud of the 2nd place trophy which hod been so just- ly earned. Baskerball is a sport of unending action and excitement. And GCHS did nor let its fans down. Although the season was nor a perfect record, it was one of which to be proud. Definitely a year for champions of sports, the GCHS Baskerball Team added its name to the list in 1980. 55 Varsity Basketball (Continued) 56 57 Basketball (Continued) 58 B-Team Basketball Above. Freddy Wtoerson, Srocy Drockm, George V iffioms, Pod Fondren. Dwayne Taylor. Ronnie Justice. Jody Wesley. George Reagan. Vincent Porker. Edgar Dawson, Kevin Hatcher, and Perry Stinson- coach Left. Edgar Dawson brings the boH in 59 Junior High Basketball Top. A-Team Kneeing- Jeffrey Coro, mon-og r. Rondd Scon Ned. Arthur Copeland. Jimmy Grider Standing Ricky Green; Anderson Futford, Roger Dowson: Emmerr Johnson; Pod Scomers. and Jeff Ned Nor Pictured; Coach John Webber Bottom. 3-Teom. WoSoce Copeland; Ricky Green, Jeff Ned, Richard Anderson, Chip Snef; Akm Copeland, and Jeffrey Coro, manager 60 Girls' Basketball The sporrs program ar GCHS found I960 becoming o yea of beginnings fa ir also Thefirsr Girts' Basherboll Tean was or-ganized ckjring December of 1979 by Coach Buddy Dosinger ro give mae arhteric opporruni nes ro rhe females who attended GG6 The regu a season of ploy began in January, and rhe ream realized rha rhe possibility of adding another winning record ro rhe school's credir was extremely good Kjghf 5 mrg. w cw v ocrv Anderson. Nancy ftxJn. Charlene Vo v-yx; second vw Carhy re Xrc' Srcrdrg- Eve itv Grw Alesc Vo Gwfarci GScno Anderson, one tanessa Andenon. Rigt . Xcc Ct'sixx coach 1980 Doskerball Schedule Dare Opponent January ft, I960 Headland January 15, I960 Coffee Springs January 16, I960 Cononwood January 22. i960 Coffee Spnngs January 26, 1960 Si idssburg January 31. 1960 Wicksburg February 5, I960 Headland February 7, I960 Stocomb February 6, I960 Rehoberh Toryo Wesson- 2nd AJremcre. Deborah Perer son Denise Crvrchfieid- 1st Arerncre Christmas Queen Deborah Peterson 61 In Memory Of Gregory S. Holland June 26, 1965 October 15, 1979 In sevenrh grade English and srudy hall, Greg Holland was an average sru-denr. One rhing rhar made Greg differ enr was rhe focr rhar he wasn'r easily swayed by orher srudenrs' opinions and acrions. He was on individual, and he did whar he felr was all right for Greg Holland ro do Annerre Ph ps, reacher In all dealings wirh Greg, his orrirude was good and there was a smile on his face. Dr Rodney J. Robinson Ooy Scour Council The rhing rhar I admired about Greg Holland was his carefree orrirude toward the things he dd or hod done. Greg enjoyed living from day ro day, and accepted rhings rhar came his way Whar I would give ro share some of this corefreeness! Michoel Whiroker. Ass sronr Principal 64 SENIORS OF 1980 CLASS MOTTO: The Higher We Climb, The Brooder Our View. LINDA ANDERSON VALORIE ANDERSON GEORGE DAXLEY RITA DURCH LEE CHANCY ROBERT COPELAND TONY CRAWFORD RODIN DAWSON 67 TWANNA DAWSON DERTIE DELIDLE THERESA FOUNTAIN PEGGY FOX TONY ENFINGER DATES GILMORE TERESA HATCHER JOHN HENDRIX ROBERT HOLLEY STEVE HICKS JEROME HOWELL JOE FRANK HODGE KEITH HOWELL 71 74 WILLIE JOHNSON RICKY JORDAN KIP JUSTICE STEVE KETCHUM DARLENE LISENDY JOHN LATIMORE DORCAS MASSEY CHARLENE LISENDY COLLEEN MCADAMS GAIL MCDUFFIE DAVID NEAL LORI MCLENDON JAMES NEAL DEBORAH OUTLAW VANN OUTLAW TONY MESSICK REBECCA NEAL JIMMY PHILLIPS 75 Most Dependable Berrie DeLidle Nigel Ham Sweeresr Twanna Dawson Maris Strickland 76 JANET RILEY FELICIA SEAY RANDALL SHUTES DONALD STRICKLAND DOUGLAS STRICKLAND MARK STRICKLAND CURTIS TINDELL DRENDA WARD JIMMY WELCH 78 DAVID WESLEY JOE WHITE TONJA WESSON TERRI WESTON LISA WHITE LYNN WHITE TERRI WILKINS MICHAEL WILLIAMS DRY AN WOOD 79 Junior Miss Harrford Tami Quick Down Owen- Second Atrernore. Dense Crutch-field First Alternate, and Torn Quick s • Junior Miss Bronze Charlotte Neal Gererho Crawford- Second Alternate. Charlotte Neol. and Shoron MocDondd- First Alternate Hartford, Geneva County And District Little Miss Bronze Kristy Fisher Little Miss Hartford Tami Floyd Juniors Hove A Busy Year Dona Adorns Teresa Adhson Darlene Anderson Mamie Avery Doug DaHey David Birdsong Frankie Bottoms Greg Bowden Edna Brown Paula Brown DeAnn Broxson Bob Byrd David Chancy Bonnie Cohns Garrett Conner Leslie Cooley Dennis Corron Kim Crawford Donna Dovts George Wihoms Jimmy Dean Mark DeLicfie Kim Donnell Boberr Dowling Keith Enfinger Lucy Enfinger Dense Ford Trocey Fowler Joner Frederick Theresa Garner Diane Gibson Murray Ghey Lori Glover Boymond Hatcher Mickey Harfield George Heard Bobbie HU Kyle Horn Bichord Hunter Chris Hutcherson Terry Jackson Mary Jordan Cndy Kerchum Lso Lindsey Shonon Lunsford Edie Mackenzie Mike Moss Tommy Porker Mickey Parrish Scott Peacock Deborah Peterson Tomi Quick Dork. Boy Diane Schendel Debbie Shehee Deonne Smith 85 Juniors Conr. Todd Smith Donok1 Taylor Dorothy Toykx Sharon Toyior Ricky Ttndefl Stanley Ttndefl Arm Todd Connie Todd Dombt Voss Charles Woking Vicky Word Jeffery Welch Jody Wesley Ricky White Scorr Wdkms MitcheS Wiboms Rodney WBtoms Martin Wojtyno Normon Wood Tommy Wood Glenda Zorn Junior Deoury Kim Donnell Sophomores Become More Involved Gloria Anderson John Anderson Sandra Anderson Lome Austin Srocy Drachm Pom Drondshow Kim Dromon Tim Dorroms Ladonno Cotohon Terry Crawford Donna Creel Lym Crumpton Denise Crutchfield Chuck Dorrow Edgar Dawson Nancy DBord Jeff Dowling Undo EkJridge Jock Endcort Paul Fonder n Dentse Font Vickie Fowler Andy Frederick Doreen Freer Kevm German Corene Glover Dorboro Grider Dophne Horker Kevin Hatcher Dennis Horfield Tern Henderson Karen Herring Kym H ord Jeffery Hodge Juke Holman Undo Jones Jerry Justice Pornoo Leroumeou Dane Lindsay Ponrue Moths Kim MaJdm Ltso McCray Avo McDuffie Aaron Neal Jomes Neol Vincent Porker Jerry Pndgen George Reogon Greg Riey Uso RJey Tommy Roberts Soryo Ryols Lym Solas Ricky Sommons Angie Shepord Joy ShekJs 88 4 Second runner-up Terri Henderson. Kim HNordFirst runner-up Kim Dronnon Freshman Prepare To Enter Senior High Lydton Armstrong Frank Avery Ronald Docon Don Dodey WMiom Drdsong Drendo Doyd Galen Drodshow Porti Drown Korrino Dyrd Dovid Carrot Sherry Carrot Suziki Coleman Carlo Cox Tim Crawford Kathy Donne Randy Enfmger Teresa Enfinger Lao Fondern Anderson Futford Roy Gitey Frank Gdmore Lon Granger Ricky Green Jmmy Grider Debbie Gudford Denise Hot Lisa Hot Chuck Horrzog Trocy Hatcher Douglas Hughes Down Jenkins Emmett Johnson Loura Jordon John Judah Mono Justice Anita Knmon fAike Kinmon Ltso Kornegay David Lawrence Jerome Lindsey Gkxio Lowery Sharon MocDonokJ Kim Morrm Ronokd Morrm Tim Mound Susan Miter Charlotte Neal RonokJ Scott Neal Tony Odom Dobby Owen Down Owen Robert Potmer Scott Parrish Todd Peacock Teresa Peterson DU Philips Freshman Conr. Lyle Pippin Louise Powell Junior Presley Michele PJey Chonry Soles Stephone Seay Pocky Shepard MeUsso Smith Chip SneH Jerry Sorrets Lisa Sponn Melody Sponn Paul Spivey Derr Strickland Rebecca SrnckJond Pick Thompson Peggy Todd Joey Trpp Don Turner Crcug Tutor Dovtd WokJmg Annette Wot Got Word Uso Wesson Cynrhio White Trocey Wilson Debro Yeomans Freshman Deoury Down Owen Freshman contestants: Lisa Wesson, Michele PJey. Down Owen. Debbie Gu ford. lisa Kornegoy Second runner-up Michele fKSey, Down Owen, First rurmer up Debbie GuJford Eighth Graders Become Accustomed To A Busy Life Denese Anderson Dentse Anderson Richard Anderson Lao ArweH Henry Aycock Debbie Dailey Mrchoet DroceweV Vondo Dronnon Undo Drown Greg Dryorv Tim Darter Leonard Coro Srorlo Colemon Wallace Copeland Kyle Crawford Cole Doom Tommy Dova Roger Dawson Lon Domery SuAnne Dowtmg John EkJndge Lon Fondren Wayne Ford Kenneth FuKord Todd Fukghom Eugene Gfiey Kevin Goodnight Teresa Goodnghr Peggy Green Sondy Horcher Sondro Hatfield Trocey Helms Jerome Hendrix Misty HAdebron Jeanne Hodge Leoh HoBowoy Tm Holman Terry Howe! Gene Hughes Kim Hughes David Hutcherson Randy Ingram Clone Jenhns Michael Johns Tommy Jordon Jackie Justice Mike King Shannon Lee Jeff Lindsey John Lofnn Debbie Lowery Mono Martinez Kory MoukJn Doug Moseley Den NeaJ James Poge Anthony Pennington Donny PoweU Joey Pridgen Donno Roy Sonfo Renfroe Terry Reynolds Tern Roberrs Sue Ryots Sherry Sommons Lomor Setoenhener Sherri Simmons Tem SneO Tommy Spivey Omirn Taylor I 95 Seventh Enc Anderson Dde Andrews Chrts Docon Kenneth Baker Moris Domes Kenneth Deck Km Dormer Scott Doyetre Robert Drttr Derry Drown Stephanie Drown Pornoo Dryonr Keith Corrol Ttm Corroi Chris Chids Stephanie Cobb Atari Copetond Va orie Copeland James Darden John Darden Roger Dovts David Deon Km Deon Andrew Dowsey Kecio Ddlord Delores Edwards Amy Fondren Vivon Ford Derry Gibson David Gimore Susan Glover Luonne Gudford Mehsso Gudford Carol Hod Tony Hod Ronald Hammond Cmdy Hatcher Keith Hatcher James Hathaway Stacy Howthorne Jmmy Roy Hendrix Drod HkJebron Chrts Hughes Susan Hughes Feteoo Hutcherson Srme Ingram Mary Johnson Joyce Jordon Sheila Judah Sherry Judah Curt Kety Debra Kerchum Chene Kerchum Mark Kerchum Harold King Liso King Graders Bring New Faces To High School I Crag Kornegoy Scott Marsh M Massey Dob Massey Undo Moukhn Day Mouldn John Mernmon Johnny Miller Phi Moseley Jeff Neo! Victor Porker Angie Peacock Kelt Peacock Tommy Peacock Timothy Pennington Glenda Philips Sue Ellen Phttps Bobbie Presly Mark Quick David Bley Kim Bley Teresa Bley Asa Soles Goi Souls Janie Shields Joel Shields ChorUe Skinner Byron Smith Lorry Smith Leso Sorrels Chris Snckland Steven Ttndefl Mobsso Turner Terry Tutor Shir! WokJing DHty Word George Word Bob Wad WHie WHioms Becky Wood Freddie Yeomans Sixth Graders Rule Over Middle School Koy Adkmson Donna Anderson Liso Anderson Evo Andrews Jeffery Avery Daren DoHey Droce Domes Carol Ann Dtrdsong Helen Dtrdsong Carol Donner Chris Dorroms Joe Dorroms Jeanne DrocweB Todd Dromon James Drown Lee Childs Jeffery Coe KeHy Coe Morion Copeland Chuck Crumpron Fotrh Dorby Mark DrKord Dean Dowling Greg Dykes Lon Etenburg Mtchoel Enfinger Nancy Enfinger Angie FoUk Joy Fisher Kenny Fondren Porricio Fu ford Lee GUmon Regina Gilmer Scorr Gilmore Dennis Goodmghr Sol Groyson Tony Holes Scorr Horftekj Mary Hd Dobby Hobbs Joner Hovey Dorvel Howell Dorron Howell Mtchoel Hughes Louro Hunter Andy Johnson Kevn Jordon Jo wanna Justice Robm Justice David Kerchum Steve King Drendo Lomb Frank Lunsford Regmo Mason Johnny MaJdtn Roger McOeHon 98 Donald Muttons Dewom Peacock Or Presley Gary Purvis April Reynolds Krysrd Rdey Trmo Robbins Dove Rousseau Som Roy Jeffery Scarborough Amanda Scooters Lynn Sconyers James SmoS Dorret Smith Debbie Smtrh Jeff SuOivon Demerno Taylor Soroh Thomas Joe Ussery Charles Word Chris Walker Som Wesley Dav d WOshs Joey Wiherson Michele WJkerson Dorothy WiHoms Beverly Zorn Jody GtHey Fifth Graders Are More Secure Lorry Amos Dndgerr Anderson Don Anderson Renoe Doffey Nicole Dorchelor Renoe Dorrles Andy Dorroms Tony Dorroms Louro Drocfey Dlendo Drown Metome Durler Ronald Corro! Soryo Colemon Kenneth Copetond AByson Crutchfield Croxg CUverhouse Deonne Cunnmghom Cobmess Dorby Dryon Dor row Lori Dawson Ons Dawson Johnny Deon Dnon Dixon Mebndo Dornery Paul Dowing Rudy Engrom Tracy Floyd Amy Fondren Craig Fondren Srocy Ford Tommy Gtey Greg Gdmore Wondo Grider SueHen Holes Lycfta Horry Sobrmo Horrzog Jeff Helms Regmo Hendrix Shem Hobbs Johnny HoSowoy Teresa HoBowoy Richard Holmes Andy Hovey Sondy Howell Eugene Hunter Drendo Hutto Clayton Jordon Don Jordon Genory Kerchum Louro King Trocy King RondoU Kinmon Dondee Lee Ehzobeth MerccM Travis Moore Doug Muffins 100 Evelyn Neol Deborah Nicholas Perry Palmer Tommie Palmer Amro Philips James Presley Kim Renfroe Tim Roach Mark Ryots Kevin Simmons Allen Scarborough Rondo Shirley James Sizemore Jeffery Smith Korlo Sorrells John Spivey Trocey Srewort Carmen Strickland Lee Smckland Shown Thompson Debra TmdeS Fourth Graders Find Middle School Different Jute Adorns Uso Ann Adorns Undo Avery Dronr Domes Aten Borchelor Srocy Doyerre Decky Drodey Volene Qronnon Shown Drown Jute Durch Amondo Durler Teresa Cordwet Melody Carrot Renee Carrot Mike Coins Rusry Cox Moe Eten Dorde Scorne Dowsey Michael Domery Jonet Dykes Lao Enfmger Todd Enfmger Shone Fowler Debbie Fouls Sandy Fisher Cmdy Fulghom Debbie Gotowoy Deruse Green Decky Guilford Missy Guhj Meissa Heard Alon htibord Dorboro Human John Hnkle Dora Hogon Lee Hoimor Derma Howet Kim Howell Rondy Hughes Srocy Hunter Trocey Hunter Terry Johnson Mochetdo King Pom Longford Edward Lawson Decky Marsh Michele Massey Donne Mouldm Lynn Meadows Jody Metcalf Lone AAiter Tim Aider Pmke Murry Lorhonda Neol Dole Page Koren Poge Teresa Patmore Sharon Pore Mary Pennington Tracy Peters Cmdy Peterson John Philips Ron Potiord Dobby Register Johnny Pool Roy Tino Roy Roger Sanders Jeffery Seters Nicole Shields Jorvis Skinner Doryl Smith Jimmy Smith Kevin Smith Mark Smith Tommy Smith Angie Sorrells Gtono Suien Mooch y Taylor Michelle Thornes Sheho Tutor Michelle Walden Jocky Word Kayla Word Oris Word Sabrina Word Todd Wesson Amy Whreheod Roy Wikerson Aisha Yeomans John Howell Undo Kent Pcuge Moms 103 Third Graders Learn Their Basic Shills Greg Amos Andy Anderson Romonio Anderson Jimmy Andrews Metmdo DoJey Jason Dorchekx Undo Kay Dtrdsong Shetey Conner Tom Dorroms Robm Brannon Nicoie Drown Drod Burch Amondo Barter Brenda Cordwett Alford Copeland Corey Crawford Jon Cutverhouse David Dorden Wayne Dawsey Nei Diky d Giono Dubose Leys Dubose Le6Q Dunkhn BUy Eidndge Donny Enfmger Dewoyne Enfmger Krisri Fisher Robert Fisher Kim Fondren Suzanne Fondren Tmo Fondren Jennifer Font Joe Gibson Lon Gfiey Meisso Glover Lorerro Grohom Greg Grider Down Griffin Rocheol Hammond Ron Horns Mike Horry Angelo Hatfield Lorerro Horhowoy Stephanie Hawthorne Derrick HUord Joy Hodge Jockie Hogan Akson Holcomb Moksso Howell Mary Ann Howell Dennis Hughes Jeonno Hughes Pom Hughes Tovie Hunter Jonme Hutto Tommy Dry ant 104 i Mark Johns Shoun Janer Tim Justice Jennifer Kerchum Paulo Longford Stanley Lomon Tommy Messtck Douglas Morns Dom Moseley Dovid Moseley W ke Murrey Phoebe Neal Wendy Owen Robm PhAps John Powers Henry Presley Pondy Reese Tern Register James Robnson Dovid Seiers Jeff Shields Tommy Simmons Moureen Srnrh Dorren SorreUs Rondy Srorvon Aten ScAvon Tern Tew Heomo Thompson Dear1 Turner Peggy Ussery SheJo Woker James Workms Tomrrv UAwe TJ+y WAomson Chns Wkerson M Wilson Tracy Wood Come Woodby Anno Worthy Second Graders Learn The Meaning Of Homework Mtchetie Adorns Chris Alston Morice Armstrong LeChnssho Doss Jeff Dorchekx Liso Batchelor Kimberly Dlokeney Fredenck Carrot Jody Chids Shquono Colemon Dnon Cotton Cornet Crawford Ann Dorby J T Dorden Steve Dorden Adorn Doom Tm Dovis Joner Deon Kett Dtkxd Mornrr Domery Rubin Engrom Chris Forror Debra Fsher Tommy Floyd Dovid Fondren Domete Font Jennifer Forehand Sissy Freemon Don Gibson Anthony Glover Christie Groddy Lenore Graham Shown Green Jimmy Greggs LoShawn Grider Michael Grider Shovonno Grider Donald Griffin Geoffrey Holes Dovid Hortzog Chod Hendrix Shod Hendrix James Htmon Cindy Hobbs Kay How eft Ronald Howell JJ Hughes Miron Jackson Jerome Jefferson Regno Jones Starr Jordon Ricky Justice Jason Keiy Worren Keiy Alen King Donny Knmon T06 j TINSlS g W' j . Jenifer W,.o: f . || Richord WMoms f Rhonda Wdboms Wondo U tfhoms Atyoo Woodby Mane Wood David Lamb Douglas Martin Juan Mornnez Alexander Ned Leigh Perers Scon Peterson Dome Powers Debbie Presley Jason Pridgen Urearho Reed Brian Regsrer Kenny Reynolds Sean Richardson Sabrina Riggs Doniete Roquerre Eva Rousseau Sobrmo Roy Stanley Sammons Henry Sanders Kelvin Scomers Jeffrey Sellers Donne Shephard Anthony Smith Deryie Sorrels Jennifer Stanton Jason SrncNond Bryan Thomas Ausrm Turner Debra Vickery Darnel Wagner Lyrm Woking Shomon Wambles Anthony Word Stacey Welch Anthony WHams 107 First Graders Favorite Period Is Recess Eosow Acree Bortxxo Adorns Jeon Adorns Lao Anderson Corhy Avery Tim Do Dorcheior Johnny DeasJey Rebecca Dtrdsong Becky Dotroms Timmy Drown Buddy Durch Cork Comeron Jeonme Cordwet Kevin Carrot! VM Coro Derrick Copeland Kim Copeiond Cheryl Corbin Robert Darden Kevin Dov6 Louro Dersy Chris Enfmger Gory Enfmger Randy Engrom Snmy Engrom Shofondo Ford Wyatt Ford Holly Freeman Cotoy Goto way Terry Goslsif Tim GHey Amy Goodnight Anthony Green Wayne Gnffm Secrnc Guilford Hck Guh Ryan Holes Sherry Horry Joson Helms Michoel Hendrix Ends HH Donus Hogan P D Holman Joey Hughes Lomor Hughes Steve Hughes Ken Hunter Robert Hunter, HI Irish Johnson Jennifer Justice Michelle Justice Koren King Terry Lowson Scott Lee Angelo Lett Groce Lett 108 Cormno AAould o Shannon Moofdn Tommy Moufdin Libby AAercott Scorr Mercoff Kevin AAosetey Joel Neal Jason Notm Jeffery Outlaw Parry Page Teresa Palmer Mark Peacock Lym Pererson Carlo PoSord Feiesto Presley Angel OuKk Angie Peed Edward Pobtns Km Sotos Dionne Scarborough Lorry Scarborough Tommy Scarborough Mark Shehee Tony Smrfh Coho Snet Sr oho SneH Woyne SorreHs Dnrr Thornes Chhs Turner Fronkte Wambles John Word Mory Worson Mke Worson Pegmo Wfherson King Wdtoms Kindergarteners Make New Friends Lee Anderson Wayne Anderson Angela Andrews Quartn Dews Hoy Dkxk Khns Dronnon Dnon Drown Tony Droxron Cloy Durch Robert Durch Tommy Durns Chris Chirry Loo Darden Heather Dornery Lee Dykes Trocy Edwards Louro Futford Woylond Futford Drerr Glover Terrance Grider Lorry hUiord Jr Tarry Ward Donny Holder Lee HoSowoy Jason Hughes Mark Hughes Andy Jackson Morion Johnson Sherry Jcxner Jason Kerchem Donnie King Jennifer Loury James Lawson Dono L of Tin Norosho Morrhews Jube Moukin Loo Meadows Dee Monk Tony Petior Toberho Pendorvo Dob Powers Teresa Renfroe 110 4 5°rri00 ’° Worthy Cloy PJey Michael Sanders Lance Setbenhener Wade Sharp Kimhertee Shures Tonya Summons Chod Smith Meksso Snet Kim SorreHs Michoel Sorreis Jennifer Smcklond floss SmckJond Courtney Tucker Jason Wagner «vmre James WAoms Jonathon Wood GCHS Adminisrrarion A SCHOOL WITHOUT ADMINISTRATION? Impossible! The resulr would be total moss confusion. Yet, everyone always has complaints. GCHS has an administrative staff with unique personalities. The members of this staff ore always willing to help and cooperate with each individual at GCHS to the extent of their authority, and this fact makes them even more valuable. No school could function properly without adminisrrarion to keep things under control, ond GCHS has been able to maintain a highly qualified staff. Jock Jenkins. Prmdpol 112 • tai : ,. • «   . •   a.,, •’•■••I,,, rmiL I,   .  .«, « .«     ,, «w MM  l n '1 1 ffissiisitaisfiS « l ! • •  •  • : ■ ••%      L •  Jocfoe Chancy. Assistant Principal. Elementary School 113 High School Teachers- nor exactly one of rhe most popular words around rhe holls of GCH5, bur cerroinly one of rhe besr. GCHS is priveleged ro hove o staff of coring, qualified professionals who ore nor ofroid ro get involved with rhe problems of their students. Faculty Mrs. Trudy Donisfer Dioiogy. General Science Sponsor Senior Science Club Mrs. Soroh Block Guidance Counselor Mrs. Elizabeth Dronnon Senior English. Soph omore English Sponsor Senior Goss Mrs. Ann Dutch Physics, Generd Science Sponsor ■ Wildlife Club, Senior Science Chjb Mrs. Meredith Co pshaw 7rh ond Qrh Grade Engksh and Language Arts Sponsor Junior Honor Society Mr. Thomas Corr Vorsiry DoskerboH Cooch. Assistant FoorboH Coach. Junior Hgh Football Cooch. Social Studies Mr. Don Chesteen Varsity FoorboH Cooch, PE. Sood Studies Sponsor - HQub Mr. J.D. Chesteen American Government ond Economics, Alabama History Mrs. Carolyn Colemon Junior Hgh English ond Language Arts Mrs. Peggy Copeland Generd Moth. Dust ness Math. Geometry Mrs. Mortho Crawford Secretory Mrs. Annette Downing Trigonometry. Alge bra I ond H. World History Sponsor Senior Class. SAFE Mrs. Nor mo Go Ilow oy PE. Varsity Vd eyball Cooch Sponsor Junor Class Mrs. Darboro Gilman Journalism. Junior English. Freshman English Sponsor Junior Class. School Paper, Yearbook Mrs. Mary Granger High Schod Libronon Mrs. Mortho Grider High Schod Special Edu canon Sponsor Diode Studies Club Mrs. Gertho Ingebrigrsen Home Economics Sponsor FHA Mrs. Peggy Miller Home Economics. Spon sor FHA 114 Mrs. Karen Peters DOE Sponsor FDLA Mrs. Annette Phillips 7th Grade English Sponsor Server Honor Sooery Girls' 4H Mr. Dennis Pitts Pschoiogy 7th Grade So ence Sponsor Junior Science Club Mrs. Miriam Ryland Typing, Accounting. Sponsor Student Counci Mrs. Charlotte Spongenberg 7th ond drh Grade Moth Sponsor Boys' 4H Mr. Perry Stinson American History. Junior Ugh Social Studies. Assaronr DasisetboB Cooch Sponsor Junior Goss Mr. John Webber Driver's Education. Dose boa Cooch, Assistant Foorbod Cooch. Junior Ugh DosherboB Cooch. PE Mrs Philips ond Mrs Copshow stand guard between dosses Mr JD Chesreen relaxes o manure whte weiring for the bed to hng Mrs Dtock is living proof rhor o Counselor 's job ts never done 115 Middle School Faculty Mrs. Sarah Crumpton Middle School Special Education Mr. Jim Davis Title I Reading. Middle School Level Miss Jane Ezell 5rh Grade Sponsor 4H Mrs. Sarah Hatcher 6rh Grade Mrs. Margaret Hendrix 6rh Grade Sponsor Cheerleaders Mrs. Mary Ann Hidle 4rh Grade Mrs. Deth Lee Elemenrory Library Aide Mrs. Judy Rousseau 4rh Grade Mr. Nick Sauls 6rh Grade Mrs. Grade Thomas 5rh Grade Mr. Willie Drown 5rh Grade Mrs. Laura Dix 4rh Grade 116 t Elementary School Faculty Mrs. Imogens Doiley 3rd Grade Mrs. Onyx Drown Title I ode Mrs. Kathryn Dyrd 2nd Grade Mrs. Jackie Chancy 1st Grade Miss Joan Chancy 1st Grade Mrs. Wanda Crawford 3rd Grade Mrs. Sarah Harris Elementary School Special Educonon Mrs. Janet Hughes 1st Grade Mrs. Derry Kelly 1st Grade p Mrs. Joan Kennedy Kindergorren Mrs. Alice McAliley 3rd Grade i Mrs. Loudean Martin Trie I ode Miss Vicki Smith Kindergorren Mrs. Mildred Stanley Kindergorren Mrs. Margie Strickland Kindergorren Mrs. Maureen Thomley 2nd Grade People. The people rhar moke up GCHS. Every one is special. Each has his own identity, bur when pur together anything can result. The people rhar work at or attend this school makes it unique and personal. It belongs to each and every one, whether or nor the outcome is influential in their lives. GCHS is proud of its people, for without them, it would be nothing. Dus Drivers Top to Dot tom. Fronhe Bottoms, John Lori-more. Mark DekJte. Bonnie Colins. Work Smck-tond, Witte Johnson. Mrs Annie Ruth Wittoms. Mrs Betty Hughes. Lucy Enfinger, Berne Debdte. Mrs Joon Fowler, Mrs Morie Armstrong, Jerome HoweH, and Mr Morrell Scooters 121 122 Top. Elemenrory School Lunchroom Workers Above. Ugh School Lunchroom Workers Glenn Lowson. Cusro on Rosie Moe Dor den, Cusrodon © English Despire many objections, English is o subject that must be token every year. Literature and Vocabulary are also included in this course. English is a course needed by everyone, whether college bound or nor. And so, the Alabama Store Board of Education found it in its heart to include this os a required course for every single year of school for every single student. History Although a history course is nor required every year, there is always or least one offered as an elective. Ninth grade finds American Hisrory Civics required. In tenth grade, no history is mandatory, bur World History is offered. During eleventh grade, each Junior is required to take American History ond also offered a course in World Geography. The Senior year requires American Government and Economics and offers World Geography again. History courses are designed to help students better understand the world in which they live. Mrs Dromon mes ro reoch some reluoonr sophomores rhe basics of wnhng Eighth graders ore otwoys alert - ro what is going on outside ! 124 Science During rhe iosr four years of school each student must raise at least one science credit. During ninth grade, rwo different sciences ore offered so that rhe students ore given o variety of choices. This year, there is rhe choice between Practical and General Science. In tenth grade, Diology is added to rhe choices. Eleventh grade has added Psychology, Astronomy - Geology, Diology II and Physics. Twelfth grade does nor offer any new science course, bur there are still plenty of electives to choose from. Science courses are designed to increase the student's knowledge of rhe motivating forces of oil things. Morh Like science, each student is required to take at least one morh credit between ninth and twelfth grade. The advanced morh courses ore first offered during rhe freshman year and ore built on each proceeding year. These courses ore, On chronological order), Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, and Trigonometry. Of course, General Math is offered every year for those nor interested in rhe advanced math and Business Morh is offered in grades 10-12 for those students with on interest in that course. Morh courses ore designed to educate each student in use with numbers and effectively pur their knowledge to use. Demtro Soles finds studying to be repulsive Top. Mrs Dontsrer explans o science problem on rhe blackboard for her students Middle. Dense Hoi ond Sharon MacDonald discuss rhe mechanics of o camera in rhe kobo rorory 125 Physical Education Physical Education is the only subject other than English which is required by law to be taken every year. Out once a student becomes a high schooler, he nor only does exercise and such, bur also begins to be educated on how to rake care of his physical body through other means. PE is a course designed to help each student become concerned about the welfare of their body. Drivers' Education Drivers' Education is required for only one semester during the sophomore year. It is taken instead of PE at this rime. In Drivers' Education, the students spend six weeks in the classroom and the remaining parr of the semester actually rest driving, this course was designed to educate the student on the laws concerning drivers in order to help the roads become a safer place. Music When one mentions music, one automatically associates it with the bond. However, Geneva County High School is pri-veleged to have a music class other than band. Class guitar is offered to help students with an interest in this learn the basics. Yet, Band is the major course in the music department. Band members are nor required to rake PE, bur they make up for that with all the extra work this class requires. The Marching Bond performs a half rime show or every football game. The Concert Band comperes in contests and performs two major concerts yearly 126 Business The business courses offered or GCHS are set up in rwo hour block courses colled DOE. DOE I is offered firsr during rhe sophomore year. Its rime block consists of typing and general business. DOE II consists of accounting and shorthand, while DOE III finds rhe students studying shorthand II, Gvil Service training, and office procedures. For those students who ore interested in only certain aspects of Dusiness, Typing is offered during 10th grade and accounting is offered during 12th. Vocarional Home Economics is no longer just for females. It is designed to help individuals learn how to care for themselves and their families. Cooking, sewing, family planning, and home management are a few of rhe things that this course covers. Agribusiness is designed basically for rhe farmer. However, such things as welding and woodwork is also taught in this course. Agri-business is designed to prepare each student for work or for college, regardless of which he chooses. Vonesso Anderson helps Murray GOey with on accounting problem Middle. Bobbie HU becomes bored with shorthand and decides ro rest for o few rmnures. Right. Sewing requires much concentration if it is ro look presentable. 127 LIBRARY Possibly wirhour even realizing ir, everyone in school utilizes rhe facilities of the library or one rime or another. There is always rhor record in history, rhar filmstrip in English, rhor film in science or maybe a fictional book checked out for one's own enjoyment, bur rhor jusr goes ro prove rhe necessity of a school library. Always ready ro serve under rhe direction of Librarian Mary Granger, rhe volunteer aides help ro keep rhe library operarionol. There ore also a group of volunteers who provide rheir services ro rhe Elementary and Middle School Library. These students hove o lor of responsibly placed on rheir shoulders, bur rheir work helps ro keep GCHS functioning properly. High School Library Aides. Chuck Darrow. Teresa Adkinson. Shirley McArde, Dombi Voss, Paul Fondren. Dense Crutchfield, Jock Enchcorr, Trocy Fowler. Edte McKenzie Middle School and Elementary School Library Aides. Sitting: Sandro Anderson. Undo Simpkins. Lynn Smith, Lynn Crumpton Standing: Tommy Wood. Freddy Yeomans. Deonne Smith. Mrs. Mary Granger. Heod Librarian 2fi Srudenr Council As rhe school's governing body, rhe Srudenr Council is composed of leaders elecred by rhe srudenr body. Under rhe leadership of David Wesley -presidenr, Deonne Smirh - vice presidenr, and Tommy Parker ■ secrerary, rhe membership of rhe Srudenr Council consists of rhe presidents of each club and organization and o representative of each homeroom. The main purpose of rhe Srudenr Council is ro serve rhe srudenrs and improve conditions or 6CHS. Over rhe course of rhe year this club ser our ro do just this by sponsoring such important events os rhe homecoming ceremonies and dance and rhe second annual Chrisrmos Doll. The club offered irs assistance ro teachers os well os srudenrs when ir created rhe Service Club. Sure, rhe Srudenr Council has irs hands full, bur ir worlss extremely hard ro accomplish irs goals. Deonne Smirh Tommy Parker Student Council. Front Row.- Tommy Parker secretory, David Wesley presidenr, Deonne Smith vice president Second Row: AAnom Rykand sponsor, Uso White. Terri Weston. Kern Hatcher Third Row: Deborah Outlaw. Feboo Seay, Lon McLendon, Tonjo Wesson, Trocy Fowler Fourth Row-. Debbie Guilford, Joner Frederick, Deonn Broxson. Lon Glover, Berne Debdle, Debbie Bodey Fifth Row: Teresa Ad kmson, Chuck Horrzog, Kevin Horcher, Ander- son Futford, Kim HHHord, Undo Simpkins. James Neol Sixth Row.- Jeff Neat, John Lorimore. Kip Justice, Tim Hoknon. Tern Roberts, DorreH Guilford, Riro Burch Seventh Row: Victor Porker. Dovid Chancy. Robert Copeland 130 Senior Honor Sociery The Senior Honor Sociery is composed of oursranding students in grades 10-12 who are able to maintain a scholastic grade point average of 90 or above. These students are required to keep their conduct grades at the same level and refrain from doing things which would prevent them from up- holding the honor which they possess as members of this club. Under the leadership ofLiso White-president and Mrs. Annette Philips-sponsor, the Senior Honor Sociery performs services for the school and community during the school year. Front Row: Lao White president, Lori Glover Vice president, inner Frederick secretory treasurer. Deonn Droxson reporter Second Row: Tern Weston, Rita Dutch. Lao Lindsey. Glendo Zorn. Dono Adorns Third Row: Diane Gibson. Deorme Smith. Dovid Wesley. Gndy Kerchem, Andy Frederick. Srocy Drockin Fourth Row: Donno Creel. Lisa flley. Undo Smpkms, Tommy Wood. Kevn Horcher. Martin Wqjryno Mrs Annette PhBps. Sponsor Junior Honor Sociery Front Row.- Don Doiey reporter. Kim Mann secretory treasurer. Shoron MocDonold - vice president. Chuck Hortzog president Second Row: EkHne Jenkins. Cynthia Yeomans. Mary H debron, Shannon Lee. Debbie Daley Third Row: Anderson FJtford. Debbie Guilford, Tere so Enfinger, Porn Drown, Tern Sneti, Rebecca Strickland Fourth Row: Don Turner. Dobby Owen. Todd Peacock Mrs Meredith Copshow. Sponsor Although the principles of the Junior Honor Sociery are the same as those of the Senior Honor Sociery, there are a few differences. The main differences consist of the leadership under which the club acts and the age requirements of the members. The Junior Honor Sociery is under the leadership of Chuck Harrzog-presidenr and Mrs. Meredith Capshaw-spon-sor. The membership is composed of those students in grades 8-9 who fulfill the requirements of the club. These students also work together on a school and or community project during the school year. 131 Future Formers Of America Top. Officers Leslie Cooley• Sentinel. Raymond Horcher Reporter, Mark Strickland President, Mark Delude- Vice President, Dovid Wesley-Secretory. Charles Waking- Treasurer Upper Right. Mr. Paul Dean Sponsor Right. Fehao Seay, FFA Sweetheart Lower Right. Mark Strickland attended the National Leadership Conference sponsored by the FFA m Washington, D C over the summer. Members. Front Row David Chancy, Scon WMsms. Jimmy Dean, Ricky Tmdei, Mike WMs, Alan Wood. Norman Wood Second Row Frankie Dorroms, Tony Amos, Mark Strickland. Mark Delude, Dovid Wesley, Charles Woking, Raymond Horcher, Leslie Cooley, Lonns Amos Third Row Jurvor Justice, Stanley Tmdei, Jerry Xusrice, Mike Moss. George Kent. Ttm Dorroms. Tony Enfnger, Perry Sorrels, Steve Kerchum Fourth Row Doug Daley, Jody Wesley, Todd Smith, George Daxley, David Drrdsong, Keith How el, Rob Dyrd, Lee Chancy, Mr Paul Dean Members. Front Row Frank Avery, Pod Scon-lets, Tony Odom, Don Daley, David Woking, Dwayne Palmer, John Webster, Rondy En-finger, Tracy Horcher. Rocky Shepard, Mike Khmon Second Row Mark Srricklond. Mark Delude. David Wesley, Charles Woking, Raymond Horcher, Leshe Cooley, Craig Tutor. Anderson Fufford Third Row. Danny Docon, Pod Spivey, Jerome Lindsey, David Carrol, Scott Parrish, Todd Peacock, WMkum Drdsong, Lyle Pippin, Joey Tripp, Chip Snel. Ricky Green, Tim Mound. John Judoh, DM Philips, Chuck Horrzog, Cole Doum, Dobby Owen, Ronald Martin, Dovid Lawrence. Rick Thompson, Trocy Wilson, Jerry Sorrels. Donnie Turner i Furure Homemakers Of America Kerchem, Denise Crurchfield Third Row Tracey Fowler, Donno Creel, Vicki Fowler, Lynn Sotos, Pom Shores, Gono Anderson, Lori McLendon, LoDonno Colton, Dombi Voss Fourth Row Tommy Roberts. Gendo Zorn, Lisa Lindsey, Doreen Freer, Dione Lindsey, So-njo Ryob, Jeonnie Victory, Darlene Lbenby Members. Front Row Gloria Lowery, Mono Justice. Korrino Dyrd, Down Owen, Debra Yeo mans, Teresa Enfinger Second Row Susan MM-er, MeUsso Smith, Down Jenkins, Drendo Boyd Third Row. Lydion Armstrong, Korhy Donnell, Rebecca Strickland, Srephanie Seay, Tereso Pe rerson, Cork) Cox, Liso Spom Top. Officers: Lori Glover Chaplain, Edie Mackenzie Historian. Tommy Porker- Treasurer, Janet Frederick- Vice President, Peggy Fox President, DeAnn Droxson Secretory, Cindy Kerchem- Reporter, Deruse Crurchfield- Portomen-rorion. Drendo Word- Recreorionol Leader Upper Right. Sponsors Mrs Gerrho Ingebng-sren and Mrs. Peggy Miter Right. Mark Srrkklond, FHA Prince Chormmg Members. Front Row: Km Donnell, Kim Crow-ford, Dork) Roy. Uso White. Elsie Strickland. Undo Jones. Second Row. Drendo Word, Lori Glover, Edie Mackenzie, Tommy Porker, Joner Frederick, Peggy Fox, Deonn Droxson, Cindy Furure Business Leaders Of America (FBLA) Front Row Doriene Lisenby, Deonre Smith, Peggy Fox, Lao White. Tern Weston. Tommy Porker. Debbie Shehee. Km Domes, Uso Ton-ton. Noncy Dford. Kim Dromon. Denise Crutchfield Second Row Corine Glover. Drendo Word. Votone Anderson. Lmdo Simpkins. Son dro Anderson. Gloria Anderson, Lym Smith. Lym Crumpton. Mohlee Owen. Torn Quick. Deborah Peterson, Trocey Fowler. Lym SoHos, Vicki Fowler Third Row Bomb Voss, Dono Adorns. Giendo Zorn. Cindy Kerchem, Mickey Hatfield. Corns TmdeS. Tony Crawford, Tern Wi- kins, Dorcas Massey, Cindy Dean. Riro Burch, Greg Faulk. Mark DeLidie Fourth Row Avo McDuffie. Teresa Adkmson. Barry McArdle. Kim Crawford. Shonon Lunsford. Dario Roy, Bores GSmore. Kip Justice. David Chancy Fifth Row Karen Peters sponsor, Kerri Horcher- president, FeUoo Seay vice president, Deborah Outlaw secretory treasurer, Ede MocKenze historian- reporter. Donald Srnckfond- partomenronon, Greg Bowden and Doug Dailey sentinels Right Kern Horcher and Jimmy Pbtps Mr aid Miss FBLA Srudenr Acrion For Education Front Row Kern Horcher reporter, Uso White secretory treasurer. Toryo Wesson vice president. Rita Burch president Second Row Lisa Lindsey. Peggy Fox, Tern Weston. Doriene U-senby, Deonne Smith, Third Row David Wes ley. Tony Crawford. Deonn Droxson. Lucy En-fnger, Lon Glover, Joner Frederick Fourth Row Tommy Wood, Curns Tmdet. Michoel Wl-Sams, Kim Domei. Tommy Porker Fifth Row Bores Gdmore. Fehoo Seay, Cndy Kerchem. Kjp Justice. Dorcas Massey. Lon McLendon, Giendo Zorn Right Mrs Annette Downing sponsor For Right Toryo Wesson and Nigel Ham Mr ond Miss SAFE Wildlife Club Mrs Ann Dutch ■ Sponsor Second Dow Tony Odom. Tim Wood. Dicky Tindeii Third Dow Joey Pridgen. Jerome Hendrix. Doberr Horker, Tim Mound Fourth Dow Kyle Crawford. Tim Hoimon. Eugene Gtiey. Kenneth Fuff ord Senior Science Club Front Dow Sponsors Mrs Ann Durch and Mrs Trudy Dontsrer. president Derue DeLidie, vice president Gendo Zorn, secretory ■ Toryo Wes son. treasurer Tony Messtck Second Dow Scott Peacock. Mickey Hatfield, Lori Glover. Tommy Porker. Kip Jusrice, Domt Voss Third Dow Darlene Ltsenby, Denise Crutchfield. Gor rerr Connor. Tom Quick. Steve Kerchum. David Wesley. Nigel Horn. Dotes Gilmore. Dork) Doy, Ann Todd H-Club Front Row: Donne Chesreer sponsor, Twonno Dowson. Pete Neol - president. Debde Shehee Second Row: Edgar Dowson, Mary Jordon, Kozeti Crawford, Mickey Horfiefd, Rob Dyrd. Kim Dronnon, Leste Cooley. Lisa Riey Third Row: Chns Hutcherson, John Aten Anderson, Joseph Wioms, Robert Copeland, W-Se Johnson, Ricky Jordon. Garrett Conner, Kyle Horn Fourth Row: Jerry Pridgen, Chuck Dor row, Jock Endcort, Mickey Parrish. Pod Scon iers. Freddy Wiberson. Robert Drift, Dovtd Ned. Thomas Con sponsor Fifth Row: Deborah Outlaw. Tommy Roberts. John Lonmore, George Reogon. Vincent Porker, Donno Dovts, Joe Mure Black Studies Club Front Row: Robert Copeland president, Mrs Martha Grider -sponsor Second Row: James Ned. Jr , Dermro Sdes. Linda Anderson. John Lonmore Third Row: Chris Hutcherson, Twonno Dowson, Many Jordon, Laura Jordon. Sharon MocDondd Fourth Row: PodScomers. Thomas Johnson, Freddie Wiserson, Jmmy Grider, Tony Amos, Sharon Toyior. Derry Sue Smirh Fifth Row: Rondd Scott Ned, Alesio Ned, Donnie Toyior, Chip Snet. Dense Ford. W9e Johnson, Uso McCray. Vdohe Anderson, Edgar Dowson 136 Bible Club Officers: John Aten Anderson, Dares GUmore, Kim htibord, ond Debbie Guiford Sponsor: AAr J.D Chesreen 137 Service Club The Service Club was founded this year in order ro provide rhe srudenr body wirh more privileges and assist rhe teachers in maintaining order Irs members ore elected by the Srudenr Council and approved by rhe faculty. The criteria for selection is leadership ability, dependability, ond rhe student's ability ro cooperate wirh others. IT'S NOT NICE TO PONT' Evonne Ford ond Paul Fondren get quick instructions from Service Club members about where they ore supposed ro be Front Row Kip Justice. John Lortmore. Dovtd Wesley. Nigel Horn. Moris Srricklond. Dock Row Deonne Smith. Dovtd Chancy. Steve Kerchum. Bertie DeLide, Mtchoei Whitaker Sponsor, Freddy Wikerson, Charles Woldng, Tony Mes sick, Lori Glover, ond Dense Crutchfield Prep Bowl Team The Geneva Counry High Prep Dowi Team is composed of four senior high srudenrs who compere in o single-elimi-norion quiz-bowl type rourno-menr against srudenrs from orher area schools. This year's ream members ore, Vonn Outlaw and David Wesley, who serve os co oproins. Orher members include Joner Frederick, Lisa Lindsey, ond olrernore, Martin Wojryna. 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Ir also held rhe beginning of o new decade - a new rime wirh new ways, new inreresrs, new faces and new memories ro be mode. This wonderful year holds only rhe beginning of whar lies . . . Beyond The Horizon Editor .....................................................Rira Durch Associate Editor ........................................ Vann Outlaw Assisranr Ediror........................................Joner Frederick Advisor ...............................................Barbara Gilman Special thanks goes ro Mr Mike Kelly, for his assisrance in photography and developing. 4