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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1981 volume:

GECORALA Geneva County High School Hartford, Alabama Volume 45 CONTENTS Opening......................................... Student Life ................................. 7 Sports .........................................31 Academics ......................................59 People .........................................63 Organizations ................................ 127 Advertisements................................ 141 I Editor .................................Janet Frederick Associate Editor ............................... Lucy Enfinger Assistant Editor ..................... Pam Bradshaw Advisor ............................ Barbara Gilman I THIS WAS A YEAR OF NEW BEGINNINGS ADMINISTRATION COURSES SENIOR CLASS EXPERIENCE Each year brings nett hopes, experiences, frustrations, and disappointments. This one was no different. However, starting the school year under a new administration offered G.C.H.S. students an expectation of “things being different.” And different they were.'.' i Li TRIUMPHS • • SPIRIT RAND HONORS STUDENT HANDBOOK PRINTED PAPER SCHOLASTIC EXCELLENCE INCREASED SCHOOL ATTENDANCE The football team this y ear, though not triumphant on the scoreboard, was victorious in another way, They display ed great perseverance coupled with determination, and by so doing, gained the respect and support of the student body. Triumphant in every sense of the word was the G.C.H.S. Marching Bulldog Band. Besides outstanding performances given each Friday night, they also captured top honors at the Southeastern States Marching Band Festival. For the first time in twenty years, the school newspaper, the Ge-Co-Bugle, was printed, and there was also a student handbook. There were shining examples of scholastic excellence, too. The Valedictorian of the senior class achieved a grade point average of 96.19 and the top ten all had averages in the 90's. G.C.H.S. showed an increase in school attendance and while the other county schools were losing teacher units because of low attendance, we maintained our number of teaching units. There were many triumphant times in this school year. Some were the results of group effort, while others were the result of individual effort; but all. both great and small, served to promote a sense of pride. The mighty Bulldog mascot was taken captive and held hostage by the Slocum Red Tops. Serving as a symbol of spirit and pride, efforts to return the bulldog resulted in the speedy return from Slocomb within a day's time. DISAPPOINTMENTS SCHOOL VANDALISM FIGHTS LOSING FOOTBALL SEASON FINANCIAL PROBLEMS IN THE SCHOOL SYSTEM Along with triumph, there was also disappointment. There were incidences of vandalism, theft, and fighting. The football team suffered a losing season of 0 and 10, and for a while there seemed a threat that the school might be closed due to a lack of funds. But, through it all, we managed to maintain the belief that things would get better. 4 HISTORY MAKING EVENTS REINSTATEMENT OF THE DRAFT PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION THE TAKING OF AMERICAN HOSTAGES IN IRAN These were just a few of the history-making events that took place. This year saw events that promoted apprehension, promised hope, and brought a renewal of patriotism among Americans. I === for the first time in C.C.H.S. history, � Student Council President resigned. Scott Wilkins vacated the office November, 1980. I STUDENT LIFE Student Life 7 Lori Glover FADS AND FASHIONS Students at G.C.H.S. saw many styles and fashions emerge this year. Through the influence of television shows like Dallas, the western look gained immense popularity. Stetson hats and cowboy boots were in great demand. Designer jeans were “in and the names of many famous designers could be seen stitched on the rear pockets of many young ladies’ jeans. Although the price of gold soared, serpentine chains, sand dollars, floating hearts and add-a-beads found themselves around the necks of both males and females. FRIENDSHIPS LIFE is a chronicle of friendship. Friends create the world anew each day. Without their loving care, courage would not suffice to keep hearts strong for life. HELEN KELLER During the course of the year many new friendships were made, and many old friendships were strengthened. These relationships were not only between students, many valuable friendships were established between students and teachers. it SCHOOL MEDIA COMPOSITION £sa f) o 1-eft: Glenda Zorn and him Brannon sell con cessions at recess. Left: Linda Simpkins explains a writing assignment to Sandra Shirley as Pam Bradshaw looks on. 14 School Media Above: Sitting: Stacey Brackin, l.orrie Austin. Pam Bradshaw. Lisa Tanton, Kim Mauldin. Kim Brannon. Kim Hilliard, Linda Simpkins, Sandra Shirley. Chuck Harrow. Second row: Sponsor: Barbara Oilman. Scott Peacock. Kyle Horn, Lori Closer, Cindy Ketchem, He Ann Brosson, Lisa Lindsey, Dana Adams, Clenda Zorn. Debbie Shehee, Tammy Parker, Janet Frederick, Lucy Enfinger. Above: Paper Ad Editor-Debbie Shelee. Above left: Editors: Paper- Lori Glower, Yearbook- Janet Frederick. Left: Yearbook ad editors: Sitting: Glenda Zorn, Cindy Ketchem, Tammv Parker. Standing: Lisa Tanton, Kim Xfaludlin. Not pictured: Lynn Crumpton. School Media IS School Media Composition Continued Abo� e: Photographers: Stacey Brack in and Chuck Darron. Abo� e: Kim Hilliard, DeAnn Broxson, and Scott Peacock discuss questions to ask in the Ge-Co-Bugle. 16 School Media BOYS STATE REPRESENTATIVE KYLE HORN AND ROB BYRD GCHS MARCHING BAND 18 Band Above left: Trumpet section - Bottom row - Sherry Simmons, Glenda Zorn, Tammy Parker, Angie Faulk, and Lynn Sallas, and Top row: Lisa Spann, Linda Brown, Carol Ann Birdsong, Lydian Armstrong. and Teresa Riley. Above right: Clarinet section - Bottom row - Kelly Peacock, Teresa Goodnight, Sharon McDonald, Regina Gilmer, and Beverly Zorn. Top row: Teresa Enfinger, Tammy Jordan, Krystal Riley, and Vicki Fowler. Left: Flute section - Bottom row - Debbie Guilford, Glenda Phillips, Gail Sauls, Amy Fondren, Stephanie Cobb, and Luanne Guilford. Top row: Becky Wood, Edie Mackenzie. Suanne Dowling, Lori Dorriety, and Lee Gilman. Left: Low Brass section - Bottom row - Lori Fondren, and Katrina Byrd. Middle row: Debbie Bailey, Scott Hatfield, and Susan Hughes. Top row: Martin W'ojtyna, Rob Ward, Scott Peacock, W illiam Birdsong, and Jeff Dowling. “BEST IN CLASS” On Saturday, October twenty-fifth, nineteen hundred eighty, the G.C.H.S. Band took top honors in the National Southeastern States Marching Festival in Troy, Alabama. The band topped eleven other bands in their class to receive the “Best in Class” honor. This is the highest award in each class and the G.C.H.S. Band was the only band in the county to receive a “Best in Class” award this year. This was the first time in Hartford's band history that a band has won a “Best in Class”award. The section leaders for the band are Glenda Zorn and Tammy Parker, Martin Wojtyna, George Heard, Debbie Guilford, DeAnn Brox-son, Laura Jordan, and Donna Creel. Bund 19 Band Continued Feature twirler: Mary Lee Percussion: First row: Jeannie Bracewell, Janet Hovey. Second row: Kerin Goodnight, Jeff Wood, Dennis Hatfield, Chip Snell. Third row: Allen Copeland, Terri Snell Majorettes: Standing: DeAnn Broxson-Head Majorette, Karen Herring, Kim Hilliard, Terri Henderson. Color Guard: Sitting: Donna Creel-Captain, Patti Brown, Denise Hall, Gloria Low rev, Denise Crutchfield, Terry Roberts, Tammy Spivey. Standing: Teresa Palmore, Debbie Lowrey. 20 Band HOMECOMING 1980 The Parade Miss Homecoming LORI GLOVER Sponsored By: Kyle Horn Sponsored by: DONNELL HARDWARE Homecoming Court Senior Attendant-Debbie She-hee, sponsored by Leslie Cooley Junior High Attendant-Tammy Spivey, escorted by Walter Brown Junior Attendant-Tammy Roberts, escorted by George Reagan Middle School Attendant-Glenda Brown, escorted by Otis Dawson Sophomore Attendant-Lisa Kornegay, escorted by David Carroll Elementary Attendant-Rebec-ca Birdsong, escorted by Britt Thomas Homecoming Continued Junior Candidate-Terri Henderson escorted by John Anderson Sophomore Candidate-Dawn Owen escorted by Gary Brown Sophomore Candidate-Debbie Guilford escorted by Bobby Owen 26 Homecoming Senior Candidate-DeAnn Boxson sponsored by Jimmy Dean Senior Candidate-Janet Frederick sponsored by Mickey Hatfield Senior Candidate-Deborah Peterson sponsored by Rob Byrd Senior Candidate-Tracey Fowler sponsored by Mickey Parrish Homecoming 27 PROM 1979-80 April 18, 1980 “Sharing the Night Together, ” was a theme that appropriately described Prom Night 1979-80. The Prom was a unique experience for many who had never attended a prom before. Music was provided by “Paradox, ” a band from Montgomery. At 8:00, the Junior Class President, Lori Glover, welcomed everyone to the Prom and Nigel Hamm, Senior Class President gave a response. From there, the Junior Class officers proceeded to give favors to the Junior and Senior class members. At the end of the Prom, the flower arrangements, used for table decorations, were presented to the Junior and Senior Class sponsors and to the Principal and Assistant Principal. April 18, 1980 — “Sharing the Night Together” — a date and a theme that will long be stored in the memories of GCHS Juniors and Seniors. Vanessa Anderson and her date dance to the music of “Paradox.' 28 Prom Left: Tami Quick enjoys herself at the Prom while Deborah Peterson reaches for a glass of punch. Below: Tammy Parker awaits the tasting of the Punch! Above: Waiting for their dates to get ready, Mickey Hatfield, Joey Tripp, and Andy Frederick pose for a picture. Right: Lucy Fnfinger and I ami Quick rest assured that the decorating has been completed. 30 Prom Sports 31 SPORTS VARSITY FOOTBALL Standing: Coach Webber, Coach Carr, Anderson Fulford, Rick Thompson, George Reagan, Jerry Sorrells, Paul Sconyers, Robert Harker, Leslie Cooley, Mickey Hatfield, Kyle Horn. Mickey Parrish, Paul Fondren. Rob Byrd. Tim W ood. Coach Chesteen. Kneeling: Jimmy Dean. Joey Pridgen, Victor Parker, Stacey Brackin, Gary Brown. Chuck Harrow, Andy hrederick, Ke in Hatcher, John Anderson. Jerry Pridgen, Freddie Wilkerson, Da id Carroll, Rodney Price. Manager-Tommy Wood. Sitting: Perry Sorrells. Scott Parrish. Terry Howell. Da id W aiding, Jerome Hendrix, Tracy Hatcher. Tracy Wilson, Mike Kinman, Sol Grayson. Jimmy Roy Hendrix, Bobby Owen. Coaching Staff: Assistants-John Webber and Tom Carr, Head Coach-Don Chesteen. 32 Football Football Continued Mickey Parrish Captain; Dixie Hon ell Award; Best Defensive Lineman; Most Valuable Player The 1980 football season at G.C.H.S was unsuccessful but the heart was there. The team was a very young and inexperienced onef yet the players put forth much enthusiasm. They always seemed to have an optimistic outlook on upcoming games regardless of the outcome of previous games. In each game they played hard and put their all into it. This team should be remembered for their never quitting attitudes — no matter what the outcome was. Football 33 Football Continued Rob Byrd Co-captain; Most Improved David Carroll Best Defensiie Back Football 35 Football Continued Best Offensive Buck PEP RALLIES Every Friday, come rain or shine, when sixth period arrived everyone was ready for the pep rally. Although there were times when the spirit was dead. there were more times when the spirit was very much alive. The cheerleaders cheered at every pep rally, but at times they received help anywhere from pep talks, to football players as cheerleaders, to routines by the majorettes. Ml Pep Rallies VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Above: Cindy Kelchem. Tammy Roberts, Kathy Donnell. Co-captain-Brannon. Julie llolman. Captain- Mary Jordan. Ur Wojtyna. Lisa Fondren The 1980-81 Varsity Cheerleaders spent much of their past summer preparing for the 1980 football season. With Mary Jordan as the squad captain, the cheerleaders began practicing and organizing for the upcoming season. Clinic was held in Hartford the week of July 25-29. Both Junior Varsity and Varsity participted in the clinic. During the months of practice, much preparation was put into the presentation of the pep rallies as well as boosting the morale on Friday nights. Although the football season was not as successful as hoped for, the cheerleaders never let their spirit for the Bulldog team die. This Page Is Sponsored By GUILFORD DRUGS l arsity Cheerleaders .19 Cheerleaders Continued Right: Cindy Ketchem and Captain, Mary Jordan Below: I.isa Fondren and Kathy Donnell Above: Liz Wojty na and Tammy Roberts pose for a picture during cheerleader clinic. Left: The cheerleaders cheer on the Bulldogs during the Homecoming game. 40 Varsity Cheerleaders Left: Tammy Roberts and Co-captain, Kim Brannon Below: Liz VVojtyna and Julie Holman Above: The cheerleaders participated in the Homecoming parade. Right: Varsity cheerleaders just before Homecoming pre-game activities. Varsity Cheerleaders 41 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders are: Sherry Judah, Janie Shields, Sue Ellen Phillips, Kim Riley, Donna Ray, captain-Sue Ryals, Jackie Justice, and Xlelissa Guilford. 42 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Left: Melissa Guilford and Janie Shields Right: Kim Riley and Sue Ellen Phillips Left: Donna Ray and Jackie Justice Junior Vanity Cheerleaders ■ .? VARSITY BASKETBALL Edgar Dan son, Ronald Scott Seal, Ronnie Collins, Emmett Johnson, Anderson Eulford, George Reagan, Kevin Hatcher, and Coach-Tom Carr Basketball 45 B-TEAM BASKETBALL T Standing: Coach-John Webber. Paul Sconiers. Sol Grayson. Richard Anderson. Paul Fondren, Ricky Green. Lamar Seibenhener. Roger Hanson, and Stacey Brackin. Kneeling: Manager-Rob-ert Britt, Michael Anderson. Jimmy Grider, and Chip Snell. 46 Basketball JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL Bottom row: Dmid Dean. Rob Ward, Scott Boyette, Shawn .McCray, and David Ketchem. Middle row: Joey Pridgen, Jerome Hendrix, Andy Johnson. Victor Parker, and Alan Copeland. Top row: Tony Hales, Greg Bryant. and Coach-Don Chesteen. Coaches: B-Team-John Webber, Varsity-Tom Carr, and Jr. High-Don Chesteen. 1980-81 VARSITY SCHEDULE Hartford Opponent Date 45 Slocomb 50 November 25 51 Ashford 73 December 2 68 Columbia 58 December 5 59 Abbeville 62 December 9 55 Geneva 64 December 12 Christmas Tournament December 17-19 92 Coffee Springs 89 December 17 53 Geneva 54 December 18 56 Samson 64 December 19 45 Cottonwood 50 January 6 55 Dale County 57 January 8 53 Headland 64 January 9 58 Rehobeth SO January 13 WAC Tournament January 15-17 60 Rehobeth 61 January 15 80 Coffee Springs 83 January 20 61 Rehobeth 57 January 23 71 Columbia 84 January 27 55 Geneva 54 January 29 51 Cottonwood 32 January 30 85 Coffee Springs 59 February 2 49 Ashford 61 February 3 58 Slocomb 50 February 5 59 Headland 85 February 6 73 Abbeville 71 February 10 '■ Dale County February 13 B-TEAM SCHEDULE JR. VARSITY SCHEDULE November 25 December 2 Slocomb Ashford 26 Hartford 37 December 5 Columbia 44 37 j December 9 Abbeville SO 56 December 12 Geneva 43 41 January 6 Cottonwood 31 36 January 8 Dale County 35 38 January 9 Headland 32 30 January 13 Rehobeth 51 34 January 20 Coffee Springs 28 31 January 23 Rehobeth 48 51 January 27 Columbia 26 38 j January 29 Geneva 51 44 January 30 Cottonwood 31 53 February 2 Coffee Springs 41 30 February 3 Ashford 50 63 February 5 Slocomb 30 28 February 6 Headland 40 36 February 10 Abbeville 67 27 February 13 Dale County 59 32 December 4 Slocomb 39 Hartford 26 December 9 Ashford 36 28 December 11 Slocomb 45 22 December 12 Geneva 34 32 January 8 Geneva 31 18 January 20 Slocomb 27 30 January 22 Geneva 26 28 January 23 Coffee Springs 39 38 BASKETBALL 49 VOLLEYBALL 1980-81 m 1980-81 Volleyball Team: Kneeling: Sharion Lunsford, and Ger-etha Crawford. Standing: Norma Galloway-coach, Sonja Ryals, Deanne Smith, Sandra Anderson. Not pictured-Annette Wall. so I Hartford Opponent Date September 16 Won Kinston September 17 Won Geneva September 24 Lost Slocomb September 30 j Won Kinston October 1 Lost Slocomb October 2 Lost Dale County October 7 Won Dale County October 8 Lost Enterprise AREA TOURNAMENT ! Lost Slocomb October 14 Won Rehobeth October 15 [ Lost SEMI-FINALS Cottonwood October 16 Volleyball 52 (Sports) Bask ft ball 53 BASEBALL Below: Jerry Pridgen prepares to Bat. Left: Ricky Tindell and manager Tommy Wood at a baseball game in Hartford Below: Spectators take time to pose for a picture. Left: Kyle Horn takes a called ball. Baseball 55 TRACK 56 Track Track 57 ACADEMICS Academics 59 Drivers’ Education is a one semester required course offered at G.C.H.S. Students are encouraged to take this course during their sophomore year. Drivers’ Education consists of one six weeks of classroom studies and one six weeks of actual test driving with John Webber supervising. The purpose of this academic class is to teach students the fundamentals of safe driving. When one can say “I am a member of the Journalism class” one says it with pride and dignity. Limited to Juniors and Seniors, when a student signs up and is accepted to the Journalism class he must be prepared to work hard. Not only will he have the opportunity to help publish the yearbook and school newspaper, he will also have to help sell ads in the summer and work in the concession stand at recess. Being in Journalism gives a person the responsibility of learning to work together. The Home Economics department offers many courses that are open to both male and female students. In the 9th and 10th grades Home Economics I and II are offered. These are two con-sective courses in basic domestic fundamentals, encompassing food, clothing, home management and relationships. In the 11th and 12th grades there are four one semester courses offered. They are nutrition, family living, housing and parenthood. There are four progressive levels of Agri-business offered beginning in the 9th grade. These are Agri-business I, II, III, and IV. These courses teach a variety of skills including, welding, woodwork, livestock, farming and management. Each student is required to do one project depending upon the facilities available to the individual. 60 Business courses are elective at G.C.H.S. When a student registers for his sophomore year, he has the alternative to sign up for Typing 1 or BOE I. If a student takes BOE I, he may continue through his Junior and Senior years to take BOE II and III. Other electives in the field of business are Accounting I and II, Bookkeeping, Typing II, Office Procedures, and Business Math. History is an important part in the academic Held at G.C.H.S. In the 9th grade a student takes Alabama History and Civics. Sophomores are not required to take any history, but World History and World Geography are offered as an elective. American History is required in the llth grade. Finally, American Government and Economics are required courses for the Seniors. Health, Physical Education, and Recreation is one of the most important classes at G.C.H.S. today. It should be emphasized because our society is forever changing and physical fitness is a necessary product of these changes. The HPER classes are a necessity to healthy lives for the present and the future. These classes must contribute to the mental, emotional, and social aspects of living as well as physical fitness for a happy and active life. Sports activities shape young bodies and minds as well as shape the tone and spirit of our country. English, a required course in the curriculum at G.C.H.S. is offered in grades seven through twelve in a variety of forms. Junior high English is taught mainly in the form of grammar. In Senior high English, students are familiarized with such names as Shakespeare, Milton, Longfellow, Hawthorne, and others. The grammar learned in Junior high is then well appreciated by Juniors and Seniors as they utilize grammar in their writing assignments. Academics 61 The music department at G.C.H.S. is divided into two categories. An instrumental program and a choral program. The instrumental program is multi-faceted. It ranges from the fifth grade beginner band program to the high school marching and concert bands. The marching band performs during half-time at all football games and represents the school and city in various civic functions. The concert band gives two concerts a year and competes in state music festivals. The choral program is a new program begun only this year at G.C.H.S. It meets during first time block each morning. Its purpose is to give students a basic knowledge of music fundamentals. The group gives two concerts annually — a Christmas concert held in conjunction with the band and a spring “pop” concert. Science is offered through a wide variety of courses at G.C.H.S. Junior high students are required to take science in the seventh and eighth grades. Beyond this level only one additional course is required. Among the courses offered are Chemistry, Biology, Physics, and Human Science. 62 Actdemics Mathematics is a basic part of one’s daily life. The math curriculum at G.C.H.S. is composed of Business Math, General Math, Algebra, Geometry, and Trigonometry. Each of these courses, in some way, helps to prepare a student for college and also for the complicated world of business. The field of mathematics is continuing to broaden and many opportunities are being opened for students who pursue their math career to its fullest extent. People 63 PEOPLE SENIORS OF 1981 CLASS COLORS: CLASS FLOWER: CLASS SONG: CLASS MOTTO: “There are two things to aim at in life: first to get what you want; and after that to enjoy it. Only the wisest of mankind achieve the second. ” 64 Seniors DANA ADAMS TERESA ADKISON VANESSA ANDERSON MAMIE AVERY FRANKIE BOTTOMS DOUG BAILEY EDNA BROWN DAVID BIRDSONG LORRAINE BROWN 66 DAVID CHANCY KIM CRAWFORD DEANN BROXSON RONNIE COLLINS KOZELL CRAWFORD ROB BYRD LESLIE COOLEY DONNA DAVIS 67 BEST PERSONALITY KOZELL CRAWFORD AND DEBBIE SHEHEE MOST TALENTED SCOTT PEACOCK AND GLENDA ZORN 68 Who's Who BEST ALL AROUND JIMMY DEAN AND JANET FREDERICK MOST DEPENDABLE MARK DELIDLE AND EDIE MACKENZIE Who's Who 69 70 CINDY DEAN JIMMY DEAN MARK DELIDLE KIM DONNELL LUCY ENFINGER ROBERT DOWLING KEITH EN FINGER RUTHDOLER ENGRAM GREG FAULK TRACEY FOWLER JANET FREDERICK THERESA GARDNER DIANE GIBSON MICKEY HATFIELD LORI GLOVER RAYMOND HATCHER KYLE HORN TERRY JACKSON 71 BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT MICKEY PARRISH AND MARY JORDAN NEATEST DAVID CHANCY AND DEANN BROXSON 7.1 Who’s Who TYPICAL SENIORS DOUG BAILEY AND TAMMY PARKER WITTIEST MICKEY HATFIELD AND TAMI QUICK Who's Who 73 74 MARY JORDAN RONNIE JUSTICE CINDY KETCH EM MARY LEE EDITH MACKENZIE LISA LINDSEY SHARION LUNSFORD MIKE MOSS TAMMY PARKER MICKE Y PA RRISH SCOTT PEA COCK TAMl QUICK DEMITA SALES DEBBIE SHEHEE DEANNE SMITH DEBORAH PETERSON DIANE SCHENDEL TODD SMITH 75 QUIETEST ROB BYRD AND DANA ADAMS SWEETEST RONNIE COLLINS AND LISA LINDSEY 76 Who's Who 12 YEAR STUDENTS Kneeling and sitting: Kim Crawford, Diane Gibson, Sharion Lunsford, Frankie Yeomans, Edna Brown, Vickie Ward, Vanessa Anderson. Theresa Garner, Paula Brown, Standing: George Williams, Ronnie Collins, Kozell Crawford, Dennis Cotton, David Chancy, David Birdsong, Keith Fnfinger, Frankie Bottoms, Mickey Parrish, Jimmy Dean, Charlie W'alding, Robert Dowling, Lucy Fnfinger, Leslie Cooley, Deborah Peterson, Tammy Parker, Todd Smith, Kim Donnell, Edie MacKenzie, Debbie Shehee, Scott Peacock, Tracy Fowler, Terry Jackson, Glenda Zorn, Jeffery Welch, Mickey Hatfield, DeAnn Broxson. James Justice and Mamie Avery. Not Pictured: Raymond Hatcher, Kyle Horn, Scott Wilkins, Rodney Williams, Martin Wojtyna and Ricky White, Lisa Lindsey. SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS Kneeling: Jimmy Dean, Mickey Hatfield, Kyle Horn, Standing: Mickey Parrish, Leslie Cooley, and Rob Byrd. Seniors 77 78 RICKY TIN DELL STANLEY TINDELL BAMBI VOSS JEFFERY WELCH CHARLIE WALDING JODY WESLEY VICKI WARD RICKY WHITE SCOTT WILKINS GEORGE WILLIAMS TOMMY WOOD RODNEY WILLIAMS MARTIN WOJTYNA GLENDA ZORN I FRANKIE YEOMANS 80 Seniors Class officers: Silting: Secretar,-Treasurer-l.ori Clover, Re- Litchfield Representatives: Raymond Hatcher. Janet Frederick porter-Kyle Horn; standing: Vice-president-Mark DeLidle, President-DeAnn Broxson VALEDICTORIAN DeAnn Broxson Grade Point Average 96.19 82 Valedictorian SALUTATORIAN Diane Gibson Grade Point Average 94.88 Salulalorian 83 Top Tea 85 Deanne Smith 92.46 Dana Adams 91.82 Tommy Wood 91.50 Lucy Enfinger 91.40 First alternate-Mary Jordan, not pictured second alternate-Babs Cooper MISS BRONZE KIM HILLIARD .L. ay JUNIOR MISS BRONZE First Alternate-Era Boykins, second alternate-Starla Coleman JOYCE JORDAN Jr. Miss Bronze 87 MISS HARTFORD JANET FREDERICK Right: Tami Quick first alternate and Deborah Peterson second alternate 88 Miss Hartford Left: Pam Bradshaw second alternate and Teresa Peterson first alternate. Jr. Miss Hartford JR. MISS HARTFORD DAWN OWEN 89 JUNIORS LEFT: Junior Class Officers: President - Linda Simpkins; Treasurer - Ke in Hatcher; Secretary -Kim Hilliard: and Vice-President - Pam Bradsha� . BELOW LEFT: Junior Class Beauty Contestants: Kim Hilliard, Kim Brannon. Pam Bradshaw, Jerri Henderson, and, not pictured. Jammy Roberts. BELOW: Junior Class Beauty. Pam Bradshaw Juniors 91 Gloria Anderson John Anderson Sandra Anderson Lorrie Austin Tim Bottoms Stacey Brack in Kim Brannon Ladonna Callihan Sharon Coker Dennis Cotton Terry Crawford Donna Creel Lynn Crumpton Denise Crutchfield James Darden Chuck Darrow George Dawson Nancy Dillard Danette Dixson Jeff Dowling Jack Endicott Linda Eld ridge Paul Fondren Vicki Fowler Andy Frederick Kevin German Corine Glover Denise Goodnight Barbara Grider Matt Hampton Daphne Darker Kevin Hatcher Terri Henderson Karen Herring Kim Hilliard Jeffery Hodge Julie Holman Kathy Howell Lynda Jones James Justice Jerry Justice George Kent Sharie King Patricia Letoumeau Billy Locklear Kim Mauldin A a McDuffie Aaron Seal Rodney Price Jerry Pridgen George Reagan Lisa Riley Tammy Roberts Sonja Ryals Lynn Sallas Ricky Sammons Jay Shields Sandra Sbirev Pam Shutes Linda Simpkins Perry Sorrells Elsie Strickland Lisa Tanton Dwain Tate Dewayne Taylor Donna Thorne Michele Truchon Phyllis Weston Freddy Wilkerson Liz Wojtyna Alan Wood llth Grade 93 SOPHOMORES Lydian .Armstrong Ronald Bacon Don Bailey William Birdsong Brenda Boyd Galen Brads ha Gary Brown Patti Brown Katrina Byrd Da rid Carroll Sherry Carroll Stephen Coe Suziki Coleman Babs Cooper Carla Cox Tim Crawford Kathy Donnell Jason Enfmger Randy Fnfinger Teresa Enfmger Lisa Fondren Anderson Fulford Frank Gilmore Lori Granger Jimmy Grider Debbie Guilford Denise Hall Lesia Hall Tracy Hatcher Emmett Johnson Laura Jordan John Judah Maria Justice Anita Kinman Mike Kinman Lisa Kornegay Jerome Lindsay Gloria Lowery Sharon McDonald Kim Martin Ronald Martin Alicia Neal Charlotte Neal Ronald Neal Tony Odom Bobby Owen Dawn Owen Scott Parrish Todd Peacock 94 Sophomores Teresa Peterson Bill Phillips Lyle Pippin Junior Presley Greg Riley Michele Riley Charity Sales Paul Sconiers Stephanie Seay Jody Sheffield Rocky Shepard Chip Snell Lisa Spann Paul Spivey Theresa Stanton Rebecca Strickland Rick Thompson Joey Tripp Don Turner Craig Tutor Da id aiding Annette Wall Gait Ward Lisa Wesson Cynthia White Tracey Wilson Tim Wood Sophomores 95 Above: Sophomore Class Beauty Contestants: Debbie Guilford, Dawn Owen, Teresa Peterson, Michele Riley, and Lisa Kornegay Right: Sophomore Class Beauty, Teresa Peterson 96 FRESHMEN Denese Anderson Richard Anderson Lisa Atwell Debbie Bailey Era Boykins Yonda Brannon Linda Brown Walter Brown Greg Bryant Tim Butler Leonard Cato Marvin Cavander Starla Coleman Wallace Copeland Geretha Crawford Tommy Davis Roger Dawson Lori Dorriety Suanne Dowling Lori Fondren Julie Gilstrap Kevin Goodnight Teresa Goodnight Peggy Green Ted Hampton Erik Hanks Sandy Hatcher Tracey Helms Jerome Hendrix Jeanine Hodge Leah Holloway Tim Holman Terry Howell Kim Hughes Eddie Hutto Tammy Jordan Jackie Justice David Lawrence Shannon Lee Jeff Lindsey John Loftin Debbie Lowery Maria Martinez Katy Mauldin Doug Moseley Danny Powell Joey Pridgen Donna Ray Jimmy Reed Freshmen 97 Terry Reynolds Terri Roberts Sue Ryals Sherry Sammons Lamar Seibenhener Sherry Simmons Terri Snell Melody Spann Tammy Spivey Dimitri Taylor Vanessa Thomas John Todd Derek Tutor Walt Walden Donna Welch Jeff Wood Marty Wright Cynthia Yeomans 9S Abate: Freshman Class Beauty Contestants: Jackie Justice. Donna Ray. Terri Roberts, Lisa Atwell, and Tammy Spivey. Left: Freshman Class Beauty. Terri Roberts “One for the money ” Martin Catander treats himself to a mid-morning snack at recess. Freshmen 99 EIGHTH GRADE Eric Anders Chris Bacon Mark Barnes Kim Bonner Scott Boyette Betty Bronn Stephanie Bronn Keith Carroll Tim Carroll Stephanie Cobb Valerie Copeland Kyle Cranford John Darden Vincent Darby Roger Day is Da id Dean Kim Dean Kecia Dillard Amy Fondren Vivian Ford Todd Fulgham Betty Gibson Da id Gilmore Carla Glover Susan Glo er Fa a Grider Darrell Guilford I.uanne Guilford Melissa Guilford Carol Hall Cindy Hatcher Keith Hatcher James Hathaway Stacey Hawthorne Jimmy Hendrix Susan Hughes Jim Hyde Mary Johnson Michael Jones Joyce Jordan Shari Judah Sheila Judah Curt Kelly Cherie Ketch urn 100 Sth Grade Debra Kctchum Mark Ketchum Lisa King Craig Kornegay Bill Massey Bob Massey Linda Mauldin Ray Mauldin John Merrina Phil Moseley Benjamin Neal Donna Neal Victor Parker Angie Peacock Kelli Peacock Tammy Peacock Janet Peak Anthony Pennington Glenda Phillips Sue Ellen Phillips Mark Quick David Riley Kim Riley Teresa Riley Chris Robinson Gail Sauls Keith Sheffield Janie Shields Joel Shields Charlie Skinner Larry Smith Lesa Sorrells Chris Stirckland Mark Thorne Steven Tindell Melissa Turner Terry Tutor ShirI W aiding Rob Ward George Ward Becky Wood Freddy Yeomans 101 Hth Grade SEVENTH GRADE Kay Adkison Donna Anderson Lisa Anderson Jeff A very Daren Bailey Brace Barnes Darrin Batchelo Ken Beck Carol Birdsong Helen Birdsong Chris Bottoms Joe Bottoms Genie Bracenell Todd Brannon Robert Britt James Bronn Patricia Bryant Lee Childs Michael Clemments Jeffrey Coe Kelly Coe Stephen Coker Arthur Copeland Marion Copeland Dean Don ling Greg Dykes Lori Ellenburg Nancy F.nfinger 102 7th Grade Angie Faulk Kenny Fondren Lee Gilman Regina Gilmer Dennis Goodnight Sol Grayson Tony Hales Mary Hill Johnny Ray Howell Tony Howell Darron Howell Mike Hughes Ijiura Hunter Andy Johnson Da is Jordan Robin Justice Jaw ana Justice Da id Ketchum Stephen King Brenda Lamb Frank Lunsford Scott Marsh Regina Mason Lee McArdle Sherry McArdle Roger McClellan Shawn McCray Donald Mullins Jeff Neal James Page Duane Peacock Timothy Pennington John Pollette Gary Purvis Dave Rousseau April Reynolds Krystal Riley Trina Robinson Sam Roy Asa Sales Amanda Sconiers Lynn Sconyers James Small Darrell Smith Debbie Smith Tammy Smith Jeff Sullivan Demetria Taylor Joe Ussery Chris Walker Billy Ward Sam Wesley Michelle Wilkerson Da id Wilkins Lynn Woodby Be erly Zorn 7th Grade 103 SIXTH GRADE Larry Amos Bridgett Anderson Don Anderson Eta Andrews Gidget Andrews Renae Bailey icole Batchelor Renae Battles Betty Boatwright Carol Bonner Andy Bottoms l ura Bradley Glenda Brown Melanie Butler Ronald Carroll Sonji Coleman Wendy Creamer A llyson Crutchfield Craig Culverhouse Deanna Cunningham I Cab in ess Darby Bryan Darrow Lori Dawson Otis Dawson Johnny Dean Brian Dixson Melinda Dorriety Paul Dowling Michael Enfinger Rudy Engram Michael Fillingim Jay Fisher Amy Fondren Craig Fondren Stacy Ford Patricia Fulford Jessie Garvin Phillip Garvin Tommy Gilley Greg Gilmore Wanda Grider Suellen Hales Lydia Harry Scott HatHeld Jeff Helms Regina Hendrix 104 6th Grade Sherrie Hobbs Johnny Hoi Ion av Teresa Holloway Richard Holmes Andy Hovey Sandy Honell Eugene Hunter Brenda Hutto Lori Hutto Clayton Jordan Don Jordan Genary Ketchum Tracy King Randall Kinman Missy Langford Dondec Lee Tyronne Lee Darid Meredith Travis Moore Jo Ann Morris Evelyn Seal Deborah Nicholas Petey Palmer Tammie Palmer Anita Philips Marsha Price Tim Roach Mark Ryals Ronda Shirley Kevin Simmons James Sizemore Brenda Smith Harvey Smith Jeff Smith Karla Sorrells John Spivey Laura Stanton Tracey Stewart Lee Strickland Tina Thomas Shann Thompson Debra Tin del I Charles Ward Paul Watkins Stephanie Welch Vicki Williams Joy Wilson 6th Grade 105 FIFTH Julie Adams Lisa Adams Linda Aren Brant Barnes Allen Batchelor Derek Bonner Tony Bottoms Stacey Boyette Becky Bradley Valerie Brannon Joanne Brown Amanda Butler Melody Carroll Renee Carroll Mike Collins Kenneth Copeland Rusty Cox Mae Ellen Dardet. Scottie Dawsey Michael Dorriety Lisa Enfinger Todd Enfinger Debbie Faulk Sandra Fisher Shane Fowler Cindy Fulghan Debbie Calloway Susan Gan in Becky Guilford Melissa Heard Allan Hilliard Barbara Hillman John Hinkle Boris Hogan Lee Holman Dennis Howell John Howell Kim Howell GRADE 106 5th Grade Tracey Hunter Stacey Hunter Randy Hughes Linda Kent Laura King Michelle King Pam Langford Becky Marsh Michelle Massey Donnie Mauldin Lynn Meadows Elizabeth Metcalf Jody Metcalf Lane Miller Tim Miller Paige Morris Doug Mullins Pinkie Mutry Lath on da Seal Dale Paige Karen Paige Teresa Palmore Sharon Pate Mary Pennington Cindy Peterson Tracy Peters John Phillips Ron Pollard Johnny Paul Ray Bobby Register Tina Roy Jeffrey Sellers Joe Shehee Melissa Shepard Sicole Shields Jarvis Skinner Jimmy Smith Kelvin Smith Mark Smith Tommy Smith Angie Sorrells Casey Sorrells D'marc Taylor Rachell Thames Julie Todd Sheila Tutor Michelle Walden Jackie Ward Otis Ward Sarrina Ward Amy Whitehead Roy Wilkerson Alecia Y eomans 5th Grade 107 FOURTH GRADE Gregt y Amos Rams ia Anderson Lisa Andrews Vickie Andrews Melinda Bailey Linda Kay Birdsong Shelley Bonner Robin Brannon Nicole Brown Shawn Brown Tammy Bryant Brad Burch Heather Cavander Tara Creamer Alford Copeland Jon Cuherhouse Wavne Dawsey Neil Dillard Gloria Dubose Lesia Dunklin Billy Fldridge Donny F.n finger Way ne Enflager Kristi Fisher Robert Fisher Suzanne Fondren Lori Gilley Melissa Glover Loretta Graham Greg Grider Dawn Griffin Alison Holcomb Rachel Hammons Ronald Harris Mike Harry Angela Hat Held Loretta Hathaway Stephanie Hawthorne Stephen Heflin Derrick Hilliard IOS 4th Grade Jackie Hogan Mary Ann Howell Melissa Howell Dennis Hughes Jeanne Hughes Pam Hughes Tavie Hunter Jamie Hutto John Hutto Mark Johns Shawn Joiner Tim Justice Jennifer Ketchum Dannv Kinman Paula fjtngford Corey La wson Ter an Lee Tewanna Marks Jennifer McCray Lorrie Meredith Tammy Messick Tim Moore Da id Moseley Darin Moseley Phoebe Neal David Now ling Wendy Owen Robin Phillips John Powers Randy Reese James Robinson Vic Ruffin Billy Shaffer Kim Shaffer Jeff Shields Tammy Simmons Darian Smith Randy Smith Maureen Smith Darren Sorrells Kerry Sorrells Allen Sullivan Gloria Sullen Terri Tew Scott Thorne Dear I Turner Peggy Ussery Sheila Walker Kayla Ward James Watkins Tammi White Chris Wilkins Jill Wilson Tracy W ood Corinne Woodby Anna Worthy 4th Grade 109 THIRD GRADE Michelle Adams Andy Anderson Jimmie Andrews Marice Armstrong Chris Austin LaChrissha Bass Lisa Batchelor Da id Blackmon Kim Blakeney Thomas Bottoms Fred Carroll Jody Childs Shajuana Coleman Camel I Crawford Tim Da is Janet Dean Kelli Dillard Marritt Dorriety Lois Duboise Rubin Eng ram Christopher Farrar Brad Floyd Da id Fondren Jennifer Forehand Dan Gibson Joe Gibson Anthony Gloier Lenore Graham Shawn Green LeShawn Grider Michael Grider Sha onne Grider Donnie Griffin Geoffrey Hales Da id Hartzog Chad Hendrix Shad Hendrix John Highsmith Lisa Hilliard James Hillman Cindy Hobbs Joy Hodge Ka Howell J.j. Hughes Brenda Jerkins 110 3rd Grade Jeff Johnson Regina Jones Ricky Justice Jason Kelly Warren Kelly Alan King Da id Lamb J.J. Marks m Douglas Martin Juan Martinez Carrie McArdle Willie Mutrv Alexander Net! Donnie So ling Leigh Peters Scott Peterson Elaine Powers Jason Pridgen Great ha Reed Brian Register Sabrina Riggs Danielle Roquerre E a Rousseau Sabrina Roy Stanley Sammons Kelvin Sconiers Tammy Sharp Dianne Shepard Kenneth Smith Mary Smith Benjie Sorrells Beth Spencer Jason Strickland Bryan Thomas Austin Turner Daniel Wagner Lynn Waiding Shannon Wambles Anthony Ward Stacey Welch Anthony Williams Jennifer Williams Kathy Williams Richard Williams Debbie Vickery 3rd Grade III Milton Johnson m rn WADE Terry Cask ill Tim Gilley Jonathan Gilmor Amy Goodnight Anthoney Green Sec trie Guilford Ryan Hales Sherry Harry Jason Helms Michael Hendrix Darrius Hogan p D. Holman Ronald Howell Joey Hughes Lamar Hughes Steven Hughes Ren Hunter Robert Hunter Kenneth Jaye Jerome Jefferson Irish Johnson Fsaw Acree Barbara Adams Lisa Anderson Loyd Andrews Cathy A very Johnny Beasley Pam Beck Rebecca Birdsong Becky Bottoms Toby Brannon Timmy Brown Clark Cameron Kevin Carroll Sikki Cato Kim C opeland Cheryl Corbin Jodv C reamer Robert Darden Steve Darden Kevin Davis Laurie Dubose W illie Dubose Chris Enfmger Cary Enfmger W yatt Ford Holley Freeman Sissy Freeman Colby Galloway Starr Jordan Jennifer Justice Michelle Justice Karen King Kim King Clint Langford Tonya Lawson Scott Lee Angela Lett Grace Lett Shannon Mauldin Tommy Mauldin Randee McDuff Libby Metcalf Scott Metcalf Kerin Moseley Eric Seal Joel Neal Joseph Neal Ijimar Neal Jason Nolin Jeffrey Outlaw Patty Page Teresa Palmer Mark Peacock Lynn Peterson Carla Pollard Angel Quick Angela Reed Kenny Reynolds Sean Richardson Edward Robins Kim Sallas Dianne Scarborough Larry Scarborough Tommy Scarborough Da rid Sellers Mark Shehee Jason Shepard Tony Smith Carla Snell Starla Snell Shane Stading Britt Thames Amber Tracy Chris Turner Jimmy llssery Frankie Wambles John Ward Mike Watson Regina Wilkerson Buddy Williams Rhonda Williams Wonda Williams Marie Wood Paul Wood by 2nd Grade 113 FIRST GRADE Rusty Bannister Tim Batchelor Quintin Bettis Roy Black Charlie Blackmon Greg Bradley Jean Adams Lee Anderson Wayne Anderson Angela Andrews Marty Andrews Jennifer Ayers r Khris Brannon Bryan Brown Tony Broxton Clay Burch Evelyn Cape hart Frankie Carpenter Carey Chat is Chris Cbitty Melinda Crawford Lisa Darden Heather Dorriety James Dubose Wayland Fulford Dennis Gan in Brett Glover Terrance Grider Wayne Griffen Chris Hampton Lee Dykes Tracy Edwards Randy F.ngram Stimy F.ngram Kindra Farrar Laura Fulford Larry Hilliard Tarry Hilliard Lee Holloway Jason Hughes Mark Hughes Andy Jackson 114 First Grade Kevin Jaye Sherry Joiner Jason Ketchum Ronnie King Scottie King James Lawson Dana Loftin Satasha Matthews Lisa Meadows Dewayne Meredith Dee Monk Christine Pettingill Bob Powers Clay Riley Lisa Ryles Lance Seibenhener Wade Sharp Kimberlee Shutes Ross Strickland Courtney Tucker Jason Wagner Scott Wambles Wendell Washington Mary Watson Jason Welch Fredia White James Williams Paul Withrow Jonathan Wood Samantha Worthy 1st Grade US KINDERGARTEN Tina Abbie Miranda Armstrong Ty Black Robyn Blakeney Jenni Branan Cheri Childs l.anda Collins John Corbin Tammy Dawson Jessica Dillard Mitch Dowling John Dubose Jimmy Dykstra Naomi Fulgham Shelton Gilley Brandy Glover Dell Green Wade Green Reed Hales Marcus Harris Vicki Hatfield Dreidra Henderson Brandon Hendrix David Highsmith Patricia Hillman Jeffrey Hogan Kevin Howell Wendy Howell Dell Hughes Darian Hunter Anna marie Kelly Chris Kelly Shannon King Michelle Langford Tori Lee Mikey Legear Marsha Maddox Right: “Look, Mom, no hands!” Steve Turner experiences a bucking bronco at recess 116 Kindergarten La and a McDonald Fred McGrimmon Brenda Moseley Deanne Mullins Debbie Seal Starla Seal Tracy Outlaw Mandy Parker Lee Parrish Craig Peterson Kelly Pollard Chad Punis Chad Reynolds Pam Richardson Arthur Riggs Jimmy Sammons Ben Sanders John Sanders Shawn Sellers Shirley Simmons Brad Smith Tina Smith Jeremy Sullivan Burke Thomas Ross Thom ley Sbamas Tolver Britt Tucker Steve Turner Mitchell Vickers Cindy Wambles Frederick Ward Non Jean W ood Derrick Woodby Jonatha Yeomans Kindergarten 117 HIGH SCHOOL LUNCHROOM Sitting: Marion Pridgen, Leona Enfinger, and Louise Enfinger. Standing: Jewel Walton-man-age r, Geraldine Brown, and Louise Sullitan. 118 lunchroom ELEMENTARY LUNCHROOM Assistant manager-Margie Crawford, Martiel White, Reba King, and lary Helms. Lunchroom 119 120 FACULTY Imogene Bailey Trudy Banister Sarah Black-Guidance Counselor David Blukeney-Chorus Deborah Bowman-Elementary Special Education Kathy Bradley-Title I Aide Elizabeth Brannon-English, Senior Sponsor Onyx Brown-Title I Aide Willie Brown-Assistant Principal, Social Studies Ann Burch-Science Kathryn Byrd-5th Grade Meredith Capshaw-English Tom Carr-Head Basketball coach, Social Studies, P.E. Jackie Chancy-Assistant Principal Elementary School, 3rd Grade Tommy Holman-Speech Therapist Faculty 121 Carolyn Coleman-English Ma rtha Cra wford-Secreta ry Wanda Cra ford-3rd Grade Sarah Crumpton-Middle School Special Education Mary Curenton-Reading Disability Jim Da is-Title I Reading Paul Dean-Vocational Agriculture Laura Dix-4th Grade Annette Downing-Math, Senior Sponsor Sara Dyess-Elementary and Middle School Librarian Sorma Galloway-P.E., Junior Sponsor Barbara Gilman-English, Journalism, Junior Sponsor Mary Granger-High School Librarian Ann Green-Sth Grade Martha Grider-High School Special Education Judy Harris-Minimum Special Education Sarah Hatcher-6th Grade Faculty Continued Margaret Hendrix-6th Grade Maryanne Hidle-4th Grade Shelly Hornsby-Handicapped Aide Janet Hughes-1st Grade Gertha Ingebrigtsen-Home Economics Gail Justice-2nd Grade Beatrice Kelly-Handicapped Betty Kelly-1st Grade Jean Kennedy-Kindergarten Jean Lowery-Handicapped Aide Annette Phillips-Reading Dennis Pitts-Science Virginia Reid-Career Guidance 122 Faculty Annie Lee Riley-Title I Teacher Judy Rousseau-4th Grade Elizabeth Ryals-Cheerleader Sponsor Miriam Ryland-Typing Nick Sauls-Math Sarah Shoemaker-Title I Aide Vickie Smith-Kindergarten Pauline Spivey-Handicapped Aide Mildred Stanley-Kindergarten Perry Stinson-History Ma rjorie St rick la n d- K i n derga rten Grace Thomas-Sth Grade Maureen Thomley-2nd Grade BUS DRIVERS 124 Right: Mark Del.idle, Ronnie Collins, Leslie Cooley, Tommy Wood, J. W. Ham, Marrell Sconiers, Jack Scarborough, Frankie Bottoms, and Da id Birdsong. Belon: Marie Armstrong, and Bea Spann. Assistant Principal Administration Continued HIGH SCHOOL WILLIE BROWN JACKIE CHANCY Assistant Principal Middle School HIRAM PHILLIPS Assistant Principal Elementary School 126 Administration ORGANIZATIONS Organizations 127 STUDENT COUNCIL Above: Kneeling and sitting: George Reagan, Scott W ilkins, Linda Simpkins, Sharon .McDonald, Sponsor- Mrs. Miriam Ryland. Tim Holman. Second row: Tracey Fowler, Kim Hilliard, Shannon Lee, Debbie Bailey, ( indy Ketchem, Lori Glower, Regina Mason, Da e Rousseau. Lynn Sconyers. Rodney Price. Third row: Stacey Brack in. Karen Herring. Da id Chancy. Kyle Horn. Scott Peacock, Deanne Smith, Teresa Adkison, Anderson Fulford. Charlie WaId-in g. Top row: Yonda Brannon, I.isa Kornegay, Rebecca Strickland. Bobby Owen, Janet Frederick, DeAnn Bros son, Tammy Parker. Right: President-I.inda Simpkins. Extreme right: Secretary-Sharon McDonald. 128 Student Council iSilESdl I I ■ I SERVICE CLUB Ser i « Above: Sitting: Jimmy Dean, Deanne Smith. First row: t sj Kornegay, Cindy Ketchem, Glenda Zorn, Dana Adams, Lori Glover, Tracey Fowler, Janet Frederick, Second row: Mann Owen, Vonda Brannon, Denise Crutchfield, Sharon McDonald, Tammy Spivey. Third row: Charlie Walding, Lamar Seibenhener, David Chancy. Not pictured: £tf e Mackenzie, Annette Wall, I ami Quick. Advisor: Michael Whitaker. r't. Left: Vice-president- Jimmy Dean, Smith. President- Deanne FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Right: Sponsor-Gertha Ingebrigtsen, Bambi Voss, Gloria Anderson, Teresa Adkison, Lynn Sallas, Kim Cranford, Kim Brannon. Kim Donnell. Donna Creel. De Ann Broxson, Pam Shutes, Tammy Parker, Panissa Peters, Cindy Ketehem. Janet Frederick, Sponsor-Peggy Miller. Above: Sponsor-Gertha Ingebrigtsen, Sue Ryals, Tammy Jordan. Katrina Byrd, Lori Eondren. Carla Cox, Peggy Green, Rebecca Strickland. Tammy Spivey, Debbie Bailey, Teresa Goodnight, Lydian Armstrong, Lori Dorriety, Kathy Donnell. Kim Hughes. Stephanie Seay, Julie Gil-strap, Teresa Fnfinger, Teresa Peterson, Maria Justice, Debbie Lonrey, Gloria Lowrey, Sandra Hatfield, Brenda Boyd, Tracey Helms, Katie Mauldin, Sandy Hatcher, Jean-ine Hodge, Sponsor-Peggy Miller. Right: Officers: Chaplain-Bambi Voss, Historian-Kathy Donnell, Secretary-Carla Cox, President-Rebecca Strickland, Treasurer-Katrina Byrd, Reporter-Cindy Ketehem, Parlimentarian-.V ar a Justice, not pictured. Vice President- Edie MacKenzie. 130 EHA FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Left: Kneeling: Jeffrey Hodge, Walter Brown. Tim Holman. Lamar Seibenhener, Walt Walden. Doug Moseley. Standing: Jody Sheffield. Todd Peacock. George Kent. Ricky Green. C harles W aiding, Rand) Enfinger, Jimmy Dean, Jody Wesley. Garrick Scates, Mike Moss, Bobby Owen. Leslie Cooley. Tracy Hatcher. Da id Birdsong. Da fid Carroll. Anderson Fulford. Da id W aiding, Raymond Hatcher. Todd Smith, Don Bailey. Robert Palmer. Ricky Tin-dell. Above: Kneeling: Danny Powell, Marty W right, Jeff Lindsey, Terry Howell. Derek Tutor, Eddie Hutto. Da id Lawrence, Ted Hampton. Derek Smith, Jerome Hendrix. Standing: Da id Chancy, Jerry Sorrells, Scott Parrish, Lyle Pippin. Paul Spivey, Ronald Martin, Ronald Bacon. Chip Snell, Allen Wood. Don Turner. Tony Odom. W illiam Birdsong, Frank Gilmore, Rick Thompson, Bill Phillips. Jerome Lindsay. Mike Kinman. Left: Vice-president-Raymond Hatcher, President-Charlie Wald-ing. Treasurer- Todd Smith, Secretary- David Chancey, Sentinel-Jody Wesley. Reporter -Jimmy Dean. FFA 131 BIBLE CLUB LIBRARY CLUB Library Aides: Front: Lisa Spann, Lorrie Austin, Amy Eondrcn, Gail Ward, Sharon McDonald, Michelle Riley, Panissa Peters, Lori Granger, Tracey Fowler, Back: Tommy Wood, l.uanne Guilford, Susan Hughes, Stephanie Cobb, Gail Sauls, Cynthia Yeomans, Jimmy Roy Hendrix, Glenda Phillips, Maria Justice, Diane Gibson, Elsie Strickland, Teresa Adkison, Linda Jones, Tony Odom. Lisa Wesson, Paul Fondren, Bambi Voss, Sharion Lunsford, Sonja Ryals, Lucy Fnfinger. 132 Bible And Library Club STUDENT ACTION FOR EDUCATION Sitting: President-Cindy Ketchem, Vice-President- Glenda Zorn, Secretary-Rodney Price, Reporter- Lisa Lindsey, Sponsor- Annette Donning, Second row: Denise Crutchfield, DeAnn Broxson, Kim Donnell, Lori Glover, Janet Frederick, Tammy Parker, Lucy Enfinger, Deanne Smith. Third row: Stacey Bracken, Ricky Tindell, Tommy Wood. Fourth row: Karen Herring, Kim Hilliard. Donna Creel. Kim Brannon. Daphne Darker, Sandra Shirley. FBLA Below Left: Sponsor-Karen Peters, President-David Chancy, Treasurer- Panissa Peters, Parlimentarian- Teresa Peterson. Historian-Donna Davis. Reporter- Dawn Owen, Sentinel- Andy Frederick, Sentinel -George Regan. Sentiael-Frankie Bottoms. Not pictured: Vice-President-Edie MacKenzie, Secretary-Tami Quick. Below: First row: Deanne Smith, Sponsor-Karen Peters, David Chancy, Frankie Bottons. Donna Da is, Panissa Peters, Teresa Peterson, Dawn Owen, Andy Frederick, George Reagan. Second row: Dana Adams, Lisa Lindsey, Cindy Dean, Deborah Peterson, Kim Donnell, Doug Bailey, Bambi Voss, Sharion Lunsford, Ricky Tindell. Third row: Jody Wesley, Da id Birdsong, Glenda Zorn, Kyle Horn, Leslie Cooley, Robert Dowling, Mickey Hatfield, Debbie Shehee, Tammy Parker, DeAnn Broxson. Teresa Adkison. Fourth row: Jerry Justice, Jerry Pridgen, Paul Fondren, Jack Endicott, Rodney Price, Lisa Riley, Linda Simpkins, Evonne Ford, Gloria Anderson, Sandra Anderson. Corine Glover. Fifth row: Pam Shutes, Lad on n a Gal Ii ban, Pam Bradshaw, Denise Cruch field, Terry Crawford, Vickie Fowler, Lynn Sallas, Elsie Strickland, Linda Jones, Sonja Ryals, Jeff Dowling, Kevin German. Sixth row: Lisa Spann. Michelle Riley, Kathy Donnell, Lisa Wesson, Lisa Fondren, Dwain Tate, Katrina Byrd, Don Bailey, David Carroll, Carla Cox, Rebecca Strickland, David Waiding. Lisa Kornegay, Seventh row: Maria Justice. Brenda Boyd. Gloria Lowery, Stephanie Seay, Lydian Armstrong, Debbie Guilford. Bobby Owen, Carrick Scates. Eighth row: Rocky Shepard, Lisa Hall, Sherry Carroll, Scott Parrish, Anita Kinman, Lori Granger. JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY Sitting-President- Debbie Hailey, Vice-president-Cynthia Yeomans, Secretary-Shannon lee. Treasurer-Yonda Brannon. Standing: Gail Sauls. Lesa Sorrells, Kerin Goodnight. Carol llall. Lamar Seibenhener. Tammy Jordan. Sponsor-Meredith Capshaw, Kim Bonner. Charlie Skinner. SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY First row: President-Lori Glorer, Sponsor- Annette Phillips. Second row: V'ice-president-.1Stacey Brae kin. Secretar -Treasure-Linda Simpkins, Reporter-Sandra Shirley. Third row: Deanne Smith, Janet Frederick, DeAnn Broxson. Lucy Enfinger, Lisa Lindsey. Fourth row: Pam Bradshaw, Lisa Riley. Tommy Wood, Cindy Ket-chem. Diane Gibson. Fifth row: Donna Creel, Daphne Darker. Kerin Hatcher, Lisa Hall, Maria Justice, Todd Peacock. Sixth row: Rebecca Strickland, Sharon McDonald, Teresa Enfinger, Dehhie Guilford, Bobby Owen. Don Turner, Don Bailey. tJ4 Jr. And Sr. Honor Society SENIOR SCIENCE CLUB Sitting: Parliamentarian-Kevin Hatcher, Secretary- Tammy Parker, Treasurer-Glenda Zorn, President- Tracey Fowler, Vice-president- Denise Crutchfield. Standing: Kim Hilliard, Donna (reel, Karen Herring, Lori Glover. Stacey Brackin, Kim Brannon. Bambi Voss, Terri Henderson, Chuck Harrow, Vickie Fowler, Sponsor-Trudy Banister, Lynn Sallas. WILDLIFE CLUB Sitting: President-Scoff Wilkins, Vice-president-Da id Carroll, Sheila Judah. 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Morales, Owner Phone: 5SS-2925 HARTFORD ALABAMA 1st Compliments Of HERMAN SMITH INSURANCE REALTY CO. 106 Washington St. Slocomb, Alabama 3637S Phone: 886-2339 COTTON STATES INS. PEACOCK AUTO PARTS PEACOCK AUTO PARTS MERITS Life, Health, Home, Auto, Farm and Business FONDREN’S B-B- Seafood, Steaks oysters on V2 shell Slocomb Alabama Phone: 886-2341 THE SLOCOMB NATIONAL BANK FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION SHEHEE IGA The Owner’s in the Store Deli, Bakery, Green Stamps BROOKS DEPARTMENT STORE “Ready to Wear for the Whole Family” ADANA FLOWERS AND GIFTS Hartford Alabama 588-2600 FIRST INSURANCE AGENCY 102 Commerce Street P.O. Box 219 Hartford, Alabama 36344 pup i h,«i ftrrin i TTr AbtNl. t POLLARD MILLING CO. Owners: Jimmy and Tony Pollard Hartford Alabama Iff The Pastor And Parishoners ST. MARY’S CATHOLIC CHURCH Extends Prayerful And Good Wishes To The Faculty And Students Of Geneva County High School Genera Alabama Compliments Of FURNITURE MART Genera Alabama B.C. MOORE’S AND SON Center Plaza Open 9 a.m.-9 p.m. Genera County’s Most Complete Department Store Features Brand Names Haggar Esquire Red Eye Vanity Fair A Been Phone 684-9148 Genera Alabama CHILD’S JEWELERS Trophies, class rings, diamonds Genera Alabama Curlee Duck Head Playtex Arrows Leri Hanes 1S6 THE HARTFORD BAPTIST CHURCH THE YOUTH DIVISION CONGRATULATES OUR 1981 SENIORS 7 « HOME OF ejunday Dinner Schloss Kahn, Inc. Montgomery Alabama Compliments Of EARL WARD CIRCUIT CLERK Compliments Of Genera Alabama Compliments Of GILBERT OUTLAW AND SON Genera Alabama JUDGE GEORGE A. BLACK Genera Alabama ISS 6SI im-W � ui n8 CCSl'Mt � u OH okk vwvflvnv'vAaNao S4C xoa o d 3AV aidVW MNIi jo sisijnnjwoj VDI VA3M30 jo sjuaiundiuoj juay joj juawdmb] lejidson 822 89 (S02) U0Md suoipaps U!9 0 sun � U(j 93IJU9S |PU9UJ jnoH n eiueqeiv EAauag umojumoq onaa dvaisno SNoiunioszHj sioeujjeqy Ajjbt Compliments Of The Employees of VAN HEUSEN COMPANY 31 THE VAN HEU5EN COMPANY q GUILFORD FEED M.L. WEEKS INSURANCE COMPANY SEED STORE 106 Fourth Are. Dealer in Feed, Seed Fertilizer and Insecticides 588-2922 . wtEksT INSURANCE C REAL ESTATE MM 160 Tom’s Toasted Peanuts Potato Chips Delicious Candies Peanut Butter Sandwiches Dixie Snax, Inc. DOTHAN’S FIRST FULL SERVICE CA MERA SHOP Circle Wes Shopping Center 117 South Gates Rd. Dothan, Alabama 3630! P.O. Box 1116 Dothan, A I. 36303 For All Of Your Home Furnishing Needs FURNITURE 2816 Highway 231 North Dothan, Alabama 36303 Phone 793-2016 THE LARGEST FI RNITl RF. SHOWROOM IN THE WIREGRASS OVER $700,000.00 IN FURNITURE TO CHOOSE FROM OWNER: Dan Chandler YOUR HOUSEPITALITY CENTER WE FURNISH CONTENTMENT HOUSC of FURfllTUR€ 2996 ROSS CLARK CIRCLE DOTHAN ALABAMA 161 HOUSTON PAPER Houston Paper Is Behind The Bulldogs DOTHAN ALABAMA PATRICIA LANES RESTAURANT 24 BRUNSWICK A-2 LANES VISIT OUR COMPLETE PRO SHOP FOR EQUIPMENT AND ACCESSORIES FREE BOWLING INSTRUCTIONS RESTAURANT INSIDE 794-6636 2208 ROSS CLARK CR. S.E. LOLLEY’S FLOOR COVERING Carpet Vinyl Wall Covering 211 Main Street Enterprise, Alabama James H. Lolley Owner Ruth Lolley Owner Phone 347-3010 OPEN 7 DA VS 5:30 A.M. UNTIL SUNDA YS FROM NOON 162 OLDSMOBILE PIZZA INN “TACO PIZZA ” THICK A D THIS “DEEP PAN PIZZA NICHOLS OLDSMOBILE PONTIA C-BUICK INC. l.asagna Sandwiches Noon Buffet-All You Can Eat Highway 84 East Enterprise Alabama Tuesday Night Buffet-All You Can Eat Tel. .147-2266 ENTERPRISE. ALABAMA Phone 347-2644 PONTIAC Compliments Of DR. LESTER DR. DONALDSON ANIMAL HOSPITAL in Enterprise 163 HARTFORD FARMERS’ COOPERATIVE INC. 312 Easl Mill Street Phone: S88-2992 Hartford Alabama Hartford Alabama STRICKLAND FURNITURE Compliments Of DR. RODNEY ROBINSON Hartford Alabama American Charms Berkline Whirlpool Sylrania Hoover Lehigh La-z-boy Bassett Hartford Alabama THE STYLING SALON Owner: Dot Johnson SINGER Sales Service APPROVED SINQCft DEALER West Cate Shopping Center Enterprise, Alabama 36330 Phone 347-8797 LADY LOCOMOTIVE Genera, Alabama COLONIAL BAKING CO. Dothan, Alabama ENTERPRISE OFFICE SUPPLY CO. Enterprise, Alabama COLLEGE ST. CRAFTS Enterprise, Alabama JONES MOTOR COMPANY SEARS Genera, Alabama ♦f WEST SATE BOQK CFT SHOP West Gate Shopping Center Enterprise, Alabama 36330 Phone 347-4422 RIDDLE PHARMACY AND MARIES HALLMARK Genera, Alabama GILMORES ANTIQUES Hartford, Alabama VANITY BEAUTY SHOP Hartford, Alabama ACE HARDWARE CO. Genera, Alabama RHONDAS Genera, Alabama TEDS JEWELERS Dothan, Alabama SPLENDID DRY CLEANERS Hartford, Alabama I6S THIS WAS A YEAR OF After being held captive for one night in Sloeomb. the Bulldog � as safely returned to his home in front of the high school. 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