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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1983 volume:

BLUEJEANS ARE MEMORIES What exactly is a memory? It is special times and all those things involved. Memories have and will last a lifetime. What about those blue jeans? They never go out of style. Jeans just keep getting better from year to year. A student may wear bluejeans for all occasions . . . BLUEJEANS ARE MEMORIES. Right: John Spivey decided he was so smart that he didn't have to study 2 Opening 4 Opening Opcning 5 on STUDENT LIFE JUNIOR CLASS BEAUTY LORI FONDREN UL v Junior Beauty Contestants: Tami Spivey, Terry Roberts, Lori Fondren. Litta Farabee. and Debbie Bailey. 10 Class Beauties SOPHOMORE CLASS BEAUTY SHERRY JUDAH Sophomore Beauty Contestants: Luanne Guilford, Janie Shields. Sherry Judah. Sheila Judah, and Susan Hughes. FRESHMEN CLASS BEAUTY KELLY COE Freshmen Beauty Contestants: Lynn Sconyers, Krystal Riley. Kelly Coe, Robin Justice, and Regina Gilmer. Class Beauties ll JR.-SR. PROM ’82 WE’VE GOT TONIGHT” WEVE GOT TONIGHT” heralded April 13, 1982, as the Jr.-Sr. Prom took place at Fort Rucker Lake Lodge. The lodge was decorated in pastel shades of blue, pink and lavender. Flowers of all three colors were placed on each table. Silver stars hung from the ceiling. Bobby Owen, Junior class president, gave the welcome and John Anderson, Senior class president, gave the response. Tulip Champagne glasses, along with memory booklets, were presented by the Junior class officers to each Senior and Junior. The dance floor was then turned over to Doctor Funk, a Disc Jockey from WXLE who provided the music for the evening. The Skating Gorilla was the highlight of the night. April 13, 1982, was a night that will always be remembered for years to come. 12 Prom Prom 13 WOMANLESS BEAUTY CONTEST Geneva County High School's answer to Heaven, the Third Annual Womanless Beauty Contest, was held September 14, 1982. The contest proved to be very successful, and with some very interesting results. Mr. Willie Brown, the Master of Ceremonies, had the privilege of introducing each girl to the student body. The first half of the contest featured the beauties dressed in clothes to represent their favorite hobby, while the second half was devoted to evening gown competition. Second runner-up was Stacey Hawthorne, known that day as Helen Patricia Hornsby. Her favorite hobbies were aerobic exercising and football players. She wore a beautiful pink and silver dress in the evening gown competition. Christy Coota, or Anderson Fulford, received First place honors. She enjoys bareback riding and football players in her spare time. Christy was definitely as pretty as a picture when she appeared in her peach colored evening gown. The lovely of the loveliest for the 1982-83 contest was Melinda Two Toys, alias Rob Ward. She received a great response from the audience when she skated onto the stage and announced one of her hobbies to be, watching Coach Bennett walk . Could this be why she won the coveted title as Miss Ge. Co. Hi. 1982-83? One can only wonder. Other participants included Ron Adams, Don Bailey, Joey Pridgen, Terry Reynolds, David Dean, Keith Hatcher, and Jimmy Roy Hendrix. Top left: Christy Coota,” First Alternate; Melinda Two Toys, Womanless Beauty, and Helen Patricia Hornsby, Second Alternate. Womanless Beauty 15 Many new styles and fashions emerged at G.C.H.S. in 1983. They ranged from mini skirts to head bands. Blue jeans were in great demand for both males and females. The names of many designers could be seen stitched on the hip pockets of jeans. Adidas, Asahi, penny loafers, boots, Hush Puppies, Nikes, Whimsies, and Candies were the footwear fashions. In the jewelry line, Serpentine chains abounded on both males and females. Gold dipped leaves, sand dollars, floating hearts, initial charms, diamond rings, and earrings were also popular. Sherry Judah, Cherie Ketchem, Nicole Batchelor and Kim Hnghes display fashionable blouses. Below righfsjCatrina sjjewelry ■ ■■I 16 Fads, Fashions, And Favorites Fads, Fashions, And Favorites 17 Miss Hartford Contestants Present A Night Of ALL AMERICAN SPORTS” The Miss Hartford Pageant was held in April 1982 at the Geneva County High School Auditorium. Six girls competed for the title. The areas in which they competed were Judges interview, Swimsuit competition, Physical Fitness routine, Sports attire, Verbal communications, and Evening wear. The Judges Interview and Swimsuit Competition was held in the afternoon. The girls were asked questions on local, state, and national affairs. That night the girls presented a physical Fitness routine to the theme from Chariots of Fire . Afterwards, the girls competed in Sportswear and verbal communication at the same time. The girls came out dressed in the attire of their favorite sport and gave a speech telling why it was their favorite. Following the Sportswear competition, the contestants were presented in Evening wear. Nancy Dillard was crowned Miss Hartford; First runner-up — Dawn Owen, and second runner-up was Tami Spivey Below: Second runner-up Tammy Spivey, Miss Hartford Nancy Dillard, and First runner-up Dawn Owen 18 Miss Hartford Joyce Jordan Crowned 1982 Miss Bronze After competing in the areas of sportswear, talent, swim wear, and evening wear, Joyce Jordan was named as the 1982 Miss Bronze. The pageant was sponsored by the Black Studies Club with entertainment being provided by the Aerobic Dancers, Ann Robinson, and the Street Dancers. First runner-up was Moneak Hilliard, Second runner-up was Mary Hill, and Third runner-up was Mary Nell Johnson. Last year's queen, Laura Jordan, crowned the new queen. Below Left: Mary Hill, Second Runner-up, Joyce Jordan. Miss Bronze. Moneak Hilliard, First Runner-up, and Mary Johnson, Third Runner-up. Miss Bronze 19 JUNIOR MISS HARTFORD SHARON McDONALD Sharon McDonald was crowned Jr. Miss Hartford February 6, 1982. The eight girls competed in areas of Talent, Evening Wear and Scholastic Achievement. Also, the girls had two interviews with the judges and performed a physical fitness routine to Physical . There was a winner in each category. Raven Donaldson was Mistress of Ceremonies. She provided the entertainment through the evening. Sharon McDonald won the Judges Interview, Physical Fitness Award and Scholastic Achievement Award. Teresa Enfinger won the Talent Award and Evening Wear. First Alternate was Teresa Enfinger and Second Alternate was Lisa Kornegay. Right: First runner-up Teresa Enfinger, Junior Miss Hartford Sharon McDonald, and Second runner-up Lisa Kornegay. Above: Sitting: Recipient of the Judges Interview. Physical Fitness award, and Scholastic Achievement Award. Sharon McDonald. Standing: The winner of the Talent Award and Evening Wear. Teresa Enfinger. Right: 1982 Junior Miss Hartford — Sharon McDonald. 20 Junior Miss Hartford JUNIOR MISS BRONZE CONTESTANTS COMPETE IN BEAUTY ON PARADE” After competing in sportswear and evening wear, Delores Dawson was crowned Junior Miss Bronze 1982-83. Chosen as first alternate was Joanne Brown, second alternate was Mae Ellen Darden, and Glenda Brown was selected third alternate. Entertainment was provided by Ann Robinson. Left: 1982-83 Junior Miss Bronze Delores Dawson Below: Joanne Brown — first alternate, Delores Dawson — Junior Miss Bronze. Glenda Brown — third alternate, and Mae Ellen Darden — second alternate. Junior Miss Bronze 21 LITTLE MISS HARTFORD Above: First Runner-up Deann Mullins, Little Miss Hartford, Mandy Parker, Second Runner-up Dell Hughes. Not pictured: Third Runner-Up LaWanda McDonald. LITTLE MISS BRONZE Third Runner-up Michelle Hilliard, Little Miss Bronze Natasha Matthews, First Runner-up Shalonda Ford, and Second Runner-up Trintina Williams. 22 Little Misses HOMECOMING 1982 Filled with excitement, GCHS students eagerly awaited the week of October 25-29- Each day during this week, different activities such as Hats off to Bulldogs , Western Day”, Fifties Day”, Punk Rock Day”, and Purple and Gold Day” took place. Everything possible was done to make Homecoming 1982 a special success. The Junior High Cheerleaders sponsored a door decoration contest. Mrs. Peters' sophomore homeroom won first place, Mrs. Carpenter’s freshmen homeroom won second place, and Mrs. Howell's junior homeroom won third place. This was a new event added to the Homecoming celebration. A bonfire and pep rally on Thursday night helped to increase school spirit. This event attracted many enthusiastic students. Finally, Friday arrived!!!! Everyone was busy preparing for the parade, pre-game activities, and the game itself. School was dismissed at 11:30 for the downtown parade and pep rally in the town square. Ollie Mathis, escorted by Jimmy Grider, was crowned Miss Homecoming at the pre-game activities. It was now time for the big game against our number one rival, the Slocomb Red Tops. The game ended in a 6-0 loss to the Red Tops. Students, alumni, and guests attended a Homecoming dance sponsored by the Kiwanis Club in the National Guard Armory. The Student Council decorated, and the music was provided by the Party People Disco. Homecoming Week 23 24 Homecoming Queen MISS HOMECOMING AND HER COURT Ollie Mathis Sponsored By Jimmy Grider SENIOR ATTENDANT: Rebecca Strickland Sponsored By Ron Adams JUNIOR ATTENDANT: Shannon Lee Sponsored By Chuck Hartzog SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT: Gail Sauls Sponsored By Scott Parrish JUNIOR HIGH ATTENDANT: Lynn Sconyers Sponsored By David Wilkins MIDDLE SCHOOL ATTENDANT: Jennifer Ketchem Sponsored By Darren Sorrells ELEMENTARY ATTENDANT: Laura Fulford Sponsored By Ross Strickland Homecoming Court 25 SOPHOMORE CANDIDATE: Cherie Ketchem Sponsored By Gary Brown JUNIOR CANDIDATE: Sandy Hatcher Sponsored By Mike Kinman SENIOR CANDIDATE: Lisa Kornegay Sponsored By Bobby Owen SENIOR CANDIDATE: Sherry Carroll Sponsored By Stacy Senn SENIOR CANDIDATE: Gail Ward Sponsored By Paul Scon-iers SENIOR CANDIDATE: Debbie Guilford Sponsored By Tracy Hatcher 26 Homecoming Candidates SENIOR CANDIDATE: Lydian Armstrong Sponsored By Don Turner SENIOR CANDIDATE: Dawn Owen Sponsored By Tony Odom SENIOR CANDIDATE: Lisa Wesson Sponsored By Tracy Wilson SENIOR CANDIDATE: Lisa Fondren Sponsored By Rick Thompson SENIOR CANDIDATE: An- nette Wall Sponsored By Jerry Sorrells Homecoming Candidates 27 MR. AND MISS FBLA PAUL SPIVEY AND LISA WESSON MR. AND MISS SAFE DON TURNER AND KATRINE VBYRD 7 Above: Drum Majorette — Debbie Guilford 30 GCHS Band BULLDOG BAND GETS NEW DIRECTOR Above Right: Band Officers: Captain — William Birdsong, Lieutenant — Lydian Armstrong, Secretary — Luanne Guilford. GCHS COLORGUARD: Sitting: Sheila Judah, Debbie Luwery, Annette Wall, Denise Hall — Captain, Lisa Kornegay, Gloria Lowery — CoCaptain, Kim Bonner, Deborah Nichols, Debprah Tindell, Kim Hughes, Lori Dorriety. Standing: Teresa Palmore, Kim Register, Tammy Spivey, Lesa Sorrells, April Reynolds, Lee Childs, Becky Marsh, Amy Fondren, Rylla Hagans, and Sabrina Hartzog. GCHS MAJORETTES: Shannon Lee, Susan Hughes, Lydian Armstrong — Head Majorette, Dawn Owen, Luanne Guilford. PERCUSSION: Kneeling: Janet Hovey. Standing: Cynthia Yeomans, Jeff Wood, Alan Copeland, Chip Snell — Section Leader, and Keith Hatcher. Not Pictured: Ronald Scott Neal. GCHS Band }! LOW BRASS: Marsha Price, Glenda Phillips, Melanie Butler, Neenie Phillips, Kevin Goodnight, Linda Brown, William Birdsong — Section Leader, John Spivev and Lane Miller. TRUMPHETS: Kneeling: Lisa Enfinger, Melinda Dor-riety, Greg Dykes, Tammy Peacock, Julie Clements. Standing: Becky Wood, Sherri Simmons, Lisa Spann — Section Leader, Carol Birdsong, and Teresa Riley. 32 GCHS Band CLARINETS Kneeling: Regina Gilmer, Lydia Harry, Nicole Shields, Linda Kent, Joy Wilson. Standing: Teresa Enfinger, Sharon McDonald, Gail Ward, Laura Jordan — Section Leader, and Beverly Zorn. FLUTES: Kneeling: Becky Guilford, Gail Sauls — Section Leader, Pagie Morris, Allyson Crutchfield, Michelle Walden, Stephanie Cobb. Standing: Lee Gilman, Andy Bottoms, Alecia Yeoman, Tracy Stewart, and Angie Sorrells. Under the direction of Dannelly Martin, the GCHS Marching Bulldog Band began summer camp at 8:00 a.m. August 9- Practice lasted for two weeks with ten hours a day devoted to learning music, marching, and perfecting the half-time show for Friday night. The musical selections included You've Lost That Lovin’ Feeling , Eye of the Tiger , Chariots of Fire , and Fame . The band competed in two marching contests, Daleville and Opp, where all units of the band received excellent and superior ratings. For the second year in a row, the GCHS Band sponsored and performed at the National Peanut Festival Marching Contest. GCHS Band 33 RYLLA HAGANS CROWNED CHRISTMAS QUEEN Rylla Hagans was crowned Miss Christmas Queen 1982 in the Christmas Pageant held November 30. Eighteen girls competed in the areas of sportswear and evening gowns. The contestants also performed a dance routine for the audience's entertainment. Selected as first runner-up was Anita Kinman and second runner-up was Tammy Peacock. Right: First alternate — Anita Kinman. Christmas Queen — Rylla Hagans, and Second alternate — Tammy Peacock Bottom right: First alternate — Anita Kinman and Second alternate — Tammy Peacock Bottom left: Miss Christmas Queen — Rylla Hagans 54 Christmas Queen The True You GCHS students spend ninety percent of their time going through the motions. Bell by bell, room to locker, locker to room, everything is the same — timed and motivated. But what becomes of the other ten percent? This is the time when the true you is revealed! Top left: Shannon and Bccca let the world see what they look like every morning at 6 A M. Middle right: This is Sam! Middle left: Hey. what can 1 say.' 1-eft: This is what happens to students when they eat their own cooking. 35 VARSITY DOGS POCKET A 6-4 SEASON Front Row: David Walding, Tracy Hatcher. Stacy Senn. David Riley. Curt Kelly. Larry Smith. Rob Ward. Mike Kinman. Scott Boyette. Ron Adams. Second Row: Bobby Owen. David Ketchum, Jerome Hendrix. Joey Pridgen, Frank Lunsford, Paul Sconiers, Walter Brown. Terry Reynolds. Kyle Mixon, Jeff Neal. Craig Kornegay. Third Row: Coach Tom Carr. Micheal Anderson. Chuck Hartzog, Gary Brown. Scott Parrish. Jerry Sorrells, Anderson Fulford. Rick Thompson. Jeff Lindsey, Carrick Scares, Tracy Wilson. Terry Howell, Assistant Coaches Ricky Bennett and Mike Yarbrough. 1982 Football Schedule Date Opponent They Dogs 8-27 Headland 7 8 9-3 Geneva 15 9 9-10 Cottonwood 3 0 9-17 Dale County 26 14 9-24 Rehobeth 0 16 10-8 Clayton 0 34 10-15 Houston County 15 26 10-22 Louisville 6 34 10-29 Slocomb 6 0 11-5 Bonifay 18 28 •Homecoming 38 Varsity Football Anderson Fulford Best Offensive Lineman (tie) Jerome Hendrix Best Offensive Lineman (tie) All Conference Teams First Team — Bobby Owen, Defensive Back Jerome Hendrix, Tackle Second Team — Tracy Hatcher, Nose Guard Third Team — Jeff Neal, Offensive Guard Anderson Fulford, Tight End Jerry Sorrells, Defensive Tackle All Wiregrass Team ' First Team —Jerry Sorrells, Defensive Tackle Varsity Basketball Action 41 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM GETS OFF TO A BIG START F wnt tv Staoi Smrv. OStp SrtcS. h -.n Gnd«. Arthur Ceprltni S-vrarrs. Rv « n� mnce. Stfflod ww Coach T w Cart RonaU «1 Jcti Vvi. TVwna Mtr.sorv Anderson Fulrori Sol Grayson. and firr rt. December 6-11 Dothan Progress Tournament December 7 Reboberh December 13 Sloeotnb December 14 Columbia December 17 Headland lanuan 3-8 Vf AC Tournament January 11 Geneva January 14 Ashford January 51 Cottonwood January 23 Abbeville January 27 Coffee Spraip January 28 Reboberh February 1 Columbia February 4 Headland February 8 Skx'omb February 10 Cotiee SrcxnirR February 11 Cottonwood February 13 Geneva February 18 Ashford February 21-26 ARF.A Tournament 42 V’arsirt Bufeetfeall ■■■ The GCHS Varsity Bulldogs traveled to the Dothan Civic Center to compete in two tournaments — The Dothan Progress Christmas Tournament and the WAC Tournament. Eventhough the Bulldogs did not win either, they made good showings at both and at all the season games. 44 Varsity Basketball Action VARSITY CHEERLEADERS GET GCHS ON THEIR FEET AND JAMIN' Warm sunny days, swimming pool, beautiful lake, canoeing, air-conditioned dorms, three delicious meals a day, the finest cheerleading instructor in the world, and a trip to Disney World. Any cheerleader squad would love to go to a camp like this, right? Well, the next time you pass a Varsity Cheerleader in the halls of GCHS ask them about their vacations at A.C.A. A.C.A. is an American Cheerleader Academy in Fruitland Park, Florida. None of the cheerleaders or their sponsors had ever heard of Fruitland Park or A.C.A. so they consulted the map to find this cheerleader paradise. Having no way to get the girls, two sponsors, one principal, and a small child all the way to Fruitland Park, Mr. and Mrs. Randy Shields, Janie’s parents, let the girls use their Winnebago and headed for A.C.A. After driving for approximately seven hours, they entered the town of Fruitland Park and exited shortly thereafter without a trace of A.C.A. Determined to find this cheerleader heaven they turned around and stopped at the welcome station. After an observation made by Sherry Judah, they quickly discovered the welcome station was closed. So they drove a little farther and stopped at the next best place to obtain information — a Jr. Food Store! Sure enough they knew where to tell them to go. As the Winnebago turned down the narrow road that led to A.C.A., the girls started to worry. They passed a big, spooky, old church, an eerie graveyard, and a community filled with the older generation. Then at last, the gate to A.C.A.! Somehow the girls knew at once they wanted to go home. The grass was over knee high and blocked the view of the lake. The fire truck and ambulance were the first thing the girls saw as they drove through the gate. These vehicles looked as if they had been there so long they were attached to the concrete, and the buildings had words like Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marines printed on them and were in bad need of painting. The girls stopped in front of the dining hall and went in to register. They were assigned to Army Cabins, told what time supper was served, and were sent to unpack. Upon inspection of the cabin the girls noticed that the door wouldn't lock. As a matter of fact, it wouldn't even close. That problem would have been easy to overlook had it not been for the roaches, spiders in the showers, the broken toilet seat and the bunk beds that looked as if they had been used in WW II. But trying to make the best of a bad situation, the girls looked forward to their delicious meal. But — you guessed it!! The food tasted as if it had been used in WW II also. The following days the girls followed a rigorous routine of cheerleader training from nine in the morning to nine at night, breaking only for lunch and supper. They learned new cheers, chants, and a pompom routine. They also made some new friends. On Thursday morning the girls participated in a competition with the other squads, each using material learned at camp and some cheers from home. On Thursday night there was a graduation ceremony in which each of the girls received a trophy for First Place, Most Spirit. On Friday morning the group said their not-so-sad farewells to A.C.A. and headed for Disney World. A great time was had by all at Disney World and a few of the girls can tell you for a fact that Coach Whitaker doesn't like Space Mountain! iV Varsity Cheerleaders Below: Below: Janie Shields and Kim Martin if is Kim Dean ZrnL Above: Rebecca Strickland — Captain, and Sherry Judah Varsity Cheerleaders 47 PEP RALLIES BOOST BUIJLDOG SPIRIT Top: Don Turner and other football players take an active part in the pep rallies. Middle left: The GCHS Bulldogs are presented the Team of the Week trophy by representatives from C M Sporting Goods and WOOF Radio Station. 48 Pep Rallies JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS RECEIVE TOP HONORS 1982 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Dondee Lee. Tina Thomas. Regina Hendrix. Karla Sorrells — CoCap-tain. and Lynn Sconyers — Captain. For a week during the summer, the Junior Varsity Cheerleaders attended a cheerleader clinic at North-view High School in Dothan. At the end of the week, competition was held. Only certain squads were asked to enter competition and GCHS’s Junior Varsity was one of them. After the competition, awards were given to squads for various things that were done during the week. GCHS Junior Varsity received top honors. Of numerous other squads from around the area, the GCHS squad was voted by the other girls for a special award called the Key to Spirit Award”. For that the girls received a plaque and a superior” ribbon. The GCHS squad also received ribbons for making District Competition, Overall Excellence, Most Improved, and a Spirit Stick for most spirit. Throughout the 1982 football season, the Junior Varsity Cheerleaders helped keep the Bulldog spirit alive. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders 49 B-TEAM BASKETBALL TEAM FACES TOUGH OPPONENTS Front Row: Timothy Pennington. John Neal. Wallace Copeland. Micheal Anderson. Rob Ward. Greg Bryant. Second Row: Andy Johnson. Ricky Green. Lamar Seibenhener. Marvin Cavendar. Richard Anderson, and Coach Ricky Bennett. 1982 B-Team Basketball Schedule December 7 Rehobcth December 13 Slocomb December 14 Columbia December 17 Headland January 11 Geneva January 14 Ashford January 21 Cottonwood January 25 Abbeville January 27 Coffee Springs January 28 Rehobcth February 1 Columbia February 4 Headland February 8 Slocomb February 10 Coffee Springs February 11 Cottonwood February 15 Geneva February 18 Ashford 50 B-Team Basketball B-Team Basketball Action 51 JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM HAS SHORT SEASON Above: Back Row: Tony Hales, Larry Amos, Alan Copeland, David Ketchum, Frank Lunsford, Kenny Copeland, Coach Mike Yarbrough. Front Row: Ronald Carroll, Charles Ward, Don Jordan, Sam Wesley, Kevin Jordan, Mark Ryals, and Shawn McCray. Junior High Basketball Schedule December 6 Slocomb December 9 Ashford December 13 Slocomb December 16 Daleville January 11 Geneva January 17 Geneva January 25 County Tournament - Tn Junior High Basketball Team 53 VOLLEYBALL TEAM TRAVELS TO REGIONALS Sitting: Shelia Judah and Sue Ryals. Kneeling: Kecia Dilliard, Joyce Jordan, and Sherry Judah. Standing: Vivian Ford, Sandra Hatfield. Coach Norma Galloway. Annette Wall, and Era Boykins. 1982 Volleyball Schedule September 14 Geneva September 21 Dale County September 22 Slocomb September 27 New Brockton September 28 Wicksburg September 29 Dale County October 5 New Brockton October 6 Slocomb October 12 Geneva October 13 Wicksburg 56 Volleyball Team 1982 GCHS BASEBALL TEAM Left: Ronald Martin, Bobby Owen, Tony Odom, Anderson Fulford, Chuck Hartzog, and Randy Enfinger. 1982 Baseball Schedule March 25 Columbia March 26 Rehobeth March 29 Slocomb March 31 Abbeville April 6 Ashford April 8 Rehobeth April 12 Bethleham April 15 Wicksburg April 16 Headland April 20 Cottonwood April 23 Wicksburg April 26 Columbia April 27 Dale County April 28 Slocomb April 29 Headland 58 Baseball Team Faculty Sports 59 HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY VS. MIDDLE SCHOOL FACULTY COWBOY MIDGETS: Front row: Melissa Watson. Leslie Hughes. Second row: Theresa Watson. Dana Loftin, Lynn Peterson. Dclora Bradshaw. Michelle Justice. Carla Pollard. Natasha Matthews. Kim Sorrells. Jennifer Justice. Khris Brannon. Third row: 50 J.J. Hughes. 33 Anthony Green. 32 Fred Carroll, 31 Jason Hughes. 28 Clay Burch, 25 Chad Handrix. 23 Michael Hendrix. 21 Shawn Green, 20 Warren Kelly, 15 Shad Hendrix. 10 Ricky Justice. Fourth row. 88 Chris Alston. 84 Richard Williams, Jr.. 81 Jason Kelly, 80 Jody Childs, 74 Daniel Wagner. 73 Robert Hunter. Ill, 70 Shaun Joiner, 62 Willie DuBois. 61 Joey Hughes. 60 Sean Richardson, 57 Geoffrey Hales. 51 Clint Langford. Back row: Head Coach Duane Battles, Cheerleader Sponsor Ginger Brannon. Coach Kenneth Hales. COWBOY PF.E-WFFS: Front row: left to right: Mascots, Tara Armstrong, Summer Butler. Second row: 35 Ron Pollard, 30 Sharn Brown, 22 Stacy Boyette, 14 Derek Bonner. 12 Todd Wesson. Third row: 86 Stanley Loman, 85 Michael Grider, 83 Daman Smith, 76 Brad Burch, 75 Jamie Hutto, 72 Allen Sullivan, 52 Tommy Smith, Fourth row: LaChrissha Bass, Marice Armstrong. Kim Chavis. Janet Dean, Jeanna Hughes, Wendy Owen. Kay Howell. Jennifer McCray. Suzanne Fondren, Eva Rousseau. Back row: Coach Wayne Brtxiks. Not pictured Cheerleader sponsor Peggy Armstrong. SPONSORED BY: BRANNON WELCH SPREADER SERVICE We Have A PH Machine That Gives You Your PH The Same Day As Soil Sample — Fertilizer, Lime. Dolemite Any Time Of Year. Phone 588-3776 Day or Night 60 Cowboys FALCON CHEERLEADERS: Standing — PeeWee Cheerleaders: Jennifer Font, Tammy Floyd. Tammy Messick, Mary Ann Howell. Lesa Hilliard. Kim Fondren. Ureatha Reed, and Tammy Simmons. Sitting — Midget Cheerleaders: Mandy Parker. Tonya Simmons. Sherry Harry. Danielle Font. Laura Fulford. Michelle Hilliard. Randi Goodnight, and Rebecca Birdsong. FALCON PEEWEES: Front row: Chris Turner 89. P.D. Holman 2. Douglas Martin 75. Bubba Sorrells 54. Lee Dykes 87. Jason Wagner 58. Jonathan Wood 62. Mike Harry 28. Roy Black 23. Second row: Coach Frank Kctchem. Coach Terry Sorrells. Casey Sorrells 64. Tracey Wood 52. Hamilton Morales 17.John Howell 51. Alford Copeland 1. Randy Hughes 99. Shane Fowler 24. Steven Heflin 71. Chris Farrar 19. Scott Thorne 68. Derrick Copeland 88. Third row: Coach Roy Hughes. Jonathan Gilmore 21. Mark Hughes 51. Jason Ketchem 72. Austin Turner 11. Jeffery Goodnight 77. Darren Sorrells 12. Frankie Wambles 83. John Highsmith 39. Coach Don Thorne. Coach Roy Black, and Coach Kerry Farrar This Page Is Sponsored By HARTFORD AMOCO Falcons 6l Whether the sport was football, basketball, volleyball, or baseball, GCHS sports were enjoyed by the majority. Students, teachers, and alumni continuously supported the Bulldogs as they met competition. Win or lose, the Bulldog spirit did and always will remain. 62 Sports Action PEOPLE SENIOR CLASS OF 1983 Class Motto: We Are Not Afraid Of Tomorrow, For We Have Seen Yesterday, And We Love Today” Class Colors: Blue And Silver Class Flower: Iris Class Song: Somewhere Down The Road” Don Bailey Terry Brooks William Birdsong Gary Brown Galen Bradshaw Patti Brown 65 MR. AND MISS GCHS Lydian Armstrong And Bobby Owen 66 Mr. And Miss GCHS SWEETEST Lisa Kornegay And Paul Spivey NEATEST Sharon McDonald And Don Bailey Sweetest — Neatest 67 John Stephen Coe Jack Endicott David Carroll Sherry Carroll Carla Cox Randy Enfinger Kathy Donnell Teresa Enfinger Lori Granger Denise Hall Jimmy Grider Lesia Hall Debbie Guilford Chuck Hartzog 70 Typical Seniors — Wittiest Tracy Hatcher Laura Jordan Mike Kinman Doug Hughes Maria Justice Lisa Kornegay Thomas Johnson Anita Kinman Jerome Lindsay 72 Gloria Lowery Kim Martin Ronald Martin Ollie Mathis Tim Maund Sharon McDonald Johnna McFarland Alesia Neal Ronald Scott Neal BEST ALL AROUND Carla Cox And Thomas Johnson MOST TALENTED Debbie Guilford And William Birdsong 74 Best All Around — Most Talented BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT Rebecca Strickland And Tracy Hatcher MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Kim Martin And Chuck Hartzog Best School Spirit — Most Likely To Succeed 75 Scott Parrish Bill Phillips 76 Stacy Senh Chip Snell Jerry Sorrells Lisa Spann Paul Spivey Rick Thompson Joey Tripp Rebecca Strickland Don Turner 78 Senior Notables SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Kim Martin — Reporter, Don Bailey — Treasurer, Gary Brown — Vice President, Bobby Owen — President, and Rebecca Strickland — Secretary. SENIOR SPORTSMEN, BAND MEMBERS AND CHEERLEADERS D.A.R. GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD Chuck Hartzog In association with the Daughters of the American Revolution, the faculty at GCHS selected Chuck Hartzog as recipient of the D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award. Chuck was nominated, along with Rebecca Strickland and Bobby Owen, by fellow class members. Selection of students is based on scholarship, leadership, patriotism, and service to the community. Left: As the D.A.R. Good Citizen, Chuck is eligible for a scholarship. Below left: Chuck is active in various school activities. Below: Chuck demonstrates his leadership as president of the Student Council. D.A R. Good Citizen 79 Cynthia White Craig Tutor Paul Annette Wall Sconiers David Walding Gail Ward Anthony White Lisa Wesson Tracy Wilson Tim Wood Valedictorian Chuck Hartzog 96.76 Chuck, with a grade point average of 96.76, will graduate as Valedictorian of the 1983 Senior class. This past year, he has served as president of the Student Council and as a member of Senior Honor Society, H-Club, SAFE, Service Club, Bible Club, Prep Bowl, Scholar Bowl, and the GCHS Math teams. Chuck was recently chosen as the recipient of the 1982 D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award. He was also chosen as Most Likely To Succeed by the Senior class. He has lettered in Varsity football and baseball for the past four years. Kim Martin 95.32 Kim, Salutatorian of the Senior class, will graduate with a grade point average of 95.32. She serves as the editor of the GeCoBugle and reporter of the senior class. She was a junior varsity cheerleader and is now a Varsity cheerleader. She was selected as Most Likely to Succeed by the Senior Class. Kim is a member of the Service Club, H-Club, Student Council, SAFE, Senior Honor Society, and she is secretary of the Bible Club. Top Ten 81 Salutatorian 82 Top Ten Rebecca Strickland 92.68 Todd Peacock 91.85 Maria Justice 90.85 Teresa Enfinger 90.73 Top Ten 83 SENIOR CLASS OF 1983 fop left: Ah come on Chip, III hold the water for you.’ Top right: Seniors take advantage of their senior privileges. Left: Look Ronald Scott he's going to take our picture! Above: Some seniors have to work to pass but Jerry Sorrells just takes it easy! Seniors Top: It's an epidemic Middle left: Alesia Neal and Ollie Mathis make use of the phone for all of their business” calls. Middle right: Senior class officers talk with a representative about senior shirts. Left: SENIORS Seniors 85 Bottom left: Ron Adams competed for the title of Miss Womanless Beauty . Right: Rebecca Strickland, Sharon McDonald, and Denise Hall look for bright tomorrows. Below: Studying is a joint effort for Kathy Donnell, Rick Thompson, Laura Jordan and Jimmy Grider. £ Above: What’d you lose there Don? 86 Scniors JUNIORS GET CLASS RINGS Left: Junior Class Officers, Terri Snell — Secretary, Lamar Seiben-hener — Treasurer, Shannon Lee — Vice President, and Jerome Hendrix — President. Middle Left: Mrs. Barbara Howell, Junior Class Sponsor, expresses herself! Bottom Left: Some Juniors studying for semester tests. Bottom Right: Sandra Hatfield pays Rusty Parker, the Balfour Representative, for her class ring. Denese Anderson Lisa Atwell Debbie Bailey Era Boykin Pam Brooks Linda Brown Greg Bryant Marvin Cavender Wallace Copeland Lori Dorriety Suanne Dowling Cole Daum Tommy Davis Roger Dawson Litta Farabee Lori Fondren Kevin Goodnight Teresa Goodnight Ricky Green Ted Hampton Kim Harris Sandy Hatcher Sandra Hatfield Tracy Helms Jerome Hendrix ■3 Moneak Hilliard Jeannine Hodge Leah Holloway I Tim Holman ' 'Terry Howell Kim Hughes Eddie Hutto Tammy Jordan Jackie Justice Shannon Lee Jeff Lindsey John Loftin Debbie Lowery Maria Martinez Katy Mauldin Joey Pridgen Donna Ray Kim Register Terry Reynolds Terry Roberts Sue Ryals Sherry Sammons Lamar Seibenhener Sherri Simmons Carrick Skates Terri Snell Tammy Sorrells Tammy Spivey Demetri Taylor Vanessa Thomas Derek Tutor JUNIORS RISE ABOVE THE ORDINARY 88 Juniors Juniors 89 I w SOPHOMORES GOT THAT BULLDOG Rjft tT Eric Anderson Chris Bacon Mark Barnes Larry Barshears Kim Bonner Scott Boyette Tony Brooks Stephanie Brown Keith Carroll Tim Carroll Stephanie Cobb Kyle Crawford Roger Davis David Dean Kim Dean Kecia Dillard Delores Edwards Amy Fondren Wayne Ford David Gilmore Carla Glover Luanne Guilford Melissa Guilford Rylla Hagens Carol Hall Cindy Hatcher Keith Hatcher James Hathaway Stacy Hawthorne Jimmy Roy Hendrix Susan Hughes Mary Johnson Joyce Jordan Shelia Judah Sherry Judah Curt Kelly Cherie Ketchum Debra Ketchum Craig Kornegay Bob Massey Joy McMicken Kyle Muton Phil Moseley Ben Neal Angie Peacock Kelly Peacock Tammy Peacock Anthony Pennington Kevin Pert Glenda Phillips Sue Ellen Phillips Mark Quick David Riley Teresa Riley Chris Robinson Gail Sauls 90 Sophomores Jane Scarborough Janie Shields Joel Shields Charlie Skinner Darrell Smith Larry Smith Lesa Sorrells Sherry Sorrells DeDe Strength Chris Strickland Mark Thorne Stephen Tindell Mali; —Terry’ Above. Mrs. Peters' homeroom won first prize in rh � u coming Door Decoration Contest Th. A H Home- having the most originality in carrying JX T“ “ theme Pride Inside . 7 g out the homecoming Sophomores oi FRESHMEN BECOME MORE INVOLVED IN SCHOOL Kay Adkinson Donna Anderson Jeff Avery Darren Bailey Brace Barnes Carol Ann Birdsong Helen Birdsong Chris Bottoms Joe Bottoms Todd Brannon Robert Britt Lee Childs Kelly Coe Steven Coker Alan Copeland John Darden Shawanda Dawson Mark Dillard Dean Dowling Greg Dykes Stine Engram Kenny Fondren Vivian Ford Lee Gilman Regina Gilmer Laura Glover Dennis Goodnight Tony Hales Mary Hill Janet Hovey Tony Howell Chris Hughes Kevin Jordan Robin Justice David Ketchum Eric Littel Frank Lunsford Scott Marsh Regina Mason Sherry McArdle Roger McClellan Shawn McCray John” Pollete Sam Roy April Reynolds Kim Riley Krystal Riley Dave Rousseau Amanda Sconiers Lynn Sconyers James Small Jeff Sullivan Joe Ussery Chris Walker Sam Wesley 92 Freshmen Fresfjmen Freshmen 93 EIGHTH GRADERS REACH FOR TOMORRQ t) Larry Amos Bridgett Anderson Nicole Batchelor Renee Bailey Renea Battles Carol Bonner Andy Bottoms Laura Bradley Glenda Brown Melanie Butler Ronald Carroll Mike Chavis Julie Clements Angelia Crawford Wendy Creamer Allyson Crutchfield Craig Culverhouse Deanna Cunningham Cabanis Darby Brian Darrow Lori Dawson Otis Dawson Johnny Dean Brian Dixon Melinda Dorriety Paul Dowling Rudy Engram Michael Fillingim Jay Fisher Tracey Floyd Amy Fondren Craig Fondren Stacey Ford Patricia Fulford Jessie Garvin Phillip Garvin Jeri Goodnight Wanda Grider Regina Hendrix Suellen Hales Lydia Harry Sabrina Hartzog Jeff Helms Teresa Holloway Sandy Howell Andy Hovey Michael Hughes Eugene Hunter Brenda Hutto Clayton Jordan Don Jordan Genary Ketchum Steven King Randall Kinman Missy Langford Dondee Lee 94 Eighth Grade Bobby Light Lee McArdle Carmon Morales Donald Mullins Faye Neal Deborah Nicholes Petey Palmer Tammie Palmer Victor Parker Neenic Phillips Marsha Price Rodney Reed TimRoach Trina Robins Mark Ryals Joe Sheffman Rhonda Shirley Kevin Simmons James Sizemore Brenda Smith Jeff Smith Karla Sorrells John Spivey Tracey Stewart Lee Strickland Debra Tindell Tina Thomas Shawn Thompson Michelle Tucker Andy Vines Billy Ward Charles Ward Travis Watson Stephanie Welch Ernie Withrow SEVENTH GRADERS MOVE -fo HIGH SCHOOL Julie Adams Don Anderson Linda Avery Theresa Bailey Derek Bonner Tony Bottoms Stacy Boyette Becky Bradley Valerie Brannon Kim Brooks JoAnn Brown John Bruce Kim Burks Amanda Butler Melody Carroll Renee Carroll Kenneth Copeland Rusty Cox Mae Fllen Darden Scottie Dawsey Michael Dorriety Lisa Enfinger Michael Enfinger Todd Enfinger Sandra Fisher Shane Fowler Debbie Galloway Susan Garvin Denise Green Becky Guilford Melissa Heard Barbara Hillman John Hinkle Boris Hogan Lee Holman James Holmes Richard Holmes John Howell Kim Howell Randy Hughes Stacy Hunter Linda Kent Laura King Michelda King Becky Marsh Betty Marsh Michelle Massey Lynn Meadows Elizabeth Metcalf Lane Miller Travis Moore Paige Morris Doug Mullins Pinky Mutry LaRonda Neal Teresa Pal more 96 Seventh Grade Sharon Pate Tracy Peters Cindy Peterson John Phillips Ron Pollard Henry Presley Johnny Paul Ray Bobby Register Tina Roy Jimmy Scarborough Joe Shchcc Nicole Shields Rusty Shuman Jarvis Skinner Tommy Smith Gabc Spiker Angie Sorrells D'Marc Taylor Shelia Tutor Michelle Walden Jacqueline Ward Otis Ward Sarina Ward Todd Wesson Roy Wilkcrson Amy Whitehead Alecia Yeoman Seventh Grade 97 SIXTH GRADERS RULE AT MIDDLE SCHOOL Lisa Adams Greg Amos Ramonia Anderson Scott Austin Melinda Bailey Linda Birdsong Shelley Bonner Robin Brannon Nicole Brown Shawn Brown Tammy Bryant Brad Burch Vickie Carroll Heather Cavender Alford Copeland Lisa Cunningham Wayne Dawsey Neil Dillard Gloria Dubose Lesia Dunklin Billy Eidridge Danny Enfinger DeWayne Enfinger Kristi Fisher Kim Fondren Suzanne Fondren Jennifer Font Lori Gilley Melissa Glover Jeffery Goodnight Loretta Graham Gregory Grider Dawn Griffin Rachael Hammond Mike Harry Loretta Hathaway Stephanie Hawthorne Stephen Heflin Derrick Hillard Alan Hilliard Audie Hinesley Jackie Hogan Alison Holcomb Sherrie Holder Dennis Howell Mary Ann Howell Melissa Howell Dennis Hughes Jeanna Hughes Tracey Hunter Jamie Hutto Mark Johns Shaun Joiner Tim Justice Jennifer Ketchem 98 Sixth Grade Shea Majors Jennifer McCray Tammy Messick Jody Metcalf Angie Moncrief Tim Moore Hamilton Morales Darin Moseley Tony Murphy Phoebe Neal Wendy Owen Mary Pennington Dicky Ready Terri Register James Robinson Kim Shaeffer Billy Shaffer Jeff Shields Tammy Simmons Darrin Smith Kelvin Smith Maureen Smith Theresa Snell Casey Sorrells Darren Sorrells Joe-Jo Strength Glori Sullep Allen Sullivan Terri Tew Scott Thorne Peggy Ussery Sheila Walker Sue Ann Walker Gary Washington i Sixth Grade 99 Tammi White Tony Wilkerson Willy Wilkerson Chris Wilkins Jill Wilson Tracy Wood Anna Worthy FIFTH GRADERS ENJOY BEING THEMSELVES Michelle Adams Andy Anderson Marice Armstrong LaChrissha Bass Thomas Bottoms Cindy Carroll Fred Carroll Kim Chavis Jody Childs Carnell Crawford Cory Crawford Tara Creamer Jon Culverhouse David Darden Janet Dean Kelli Dillard Marritt Dorriety Lois Dubois Ruben Engram Chris Farrar Tammy Floyd David Fondren Jennifer Forehand Joe Gibson Lenore Graham Jimmy Greggs LaShawn Grider Michael Grider Shavonne Grider Donnie Griffin Geoffrey Hales Donald Harris David Hartzog Chad Hendrix Shad Hendrix John Highsmith Lisa Hilliard Pam Hilliard James Hillman Jennifer Hinesley Joy Hodge Emanual Holmes Kay Howell JJ Hughes Tavic Hunter Brenda Jerkins Jeff Johnson Ricky Justice Jason Kelly Warren Kelly Danny Kinman David Lamb Tammy Light Stanley Loman Douglas Martin Angel McCormick 100 Fifth Grade Dianne Murphy Willie Mutry Donnie Nowling Leigh Peters Scott Peterson Uretha Reed Brian Register Eva Rousseau Sabrina Roy Vic Ruffin Stanley Sammons Kelvin Sconiers Tommie Sharp Diane Sheperd Randy Smith Benji Sorrells Kerry Sorrells Beth Spencer Jason Strickland Bryan Thomas Austin Turner Dearl Turner Debbie Vickery Becky Vines Daniel Wagner Lynn Walton Shannon Wambles Yolandra Ward Stacey Welch Anthony Williams Cathy Williams Jennifer Williams Richard Williams Fifth Grade 101 FOURTH GRADERS FIND MIDDLE SCHOOL A CHANGE Barbara Adams Chris Alston Cathy Avery Lesi Batchelor Rebecca Birdsong David Blackmon Delora Bradshaw Timmy Brown Kelvin Carroll Kim Carroll Niki Cato Kim Copeland Cheryl Corbin Jody Creamer J.T. Darden Steve Darden Laura Dersy Chris Enfinger Gary Enfinger Danielle Font Wyatt Ford Colby Galloway Jon Gilmore Anthony Glover Amy Goodnight Randi Goodnight Shawn Green Denice Griffith Setric Guilford Ryan Hales Sherry Harry Michael Hendrix Tracey Herring Gregory Hillard Sandra Holder Susan Holder P.D. Holman Lemander Holmes Ronald Howell Joey Hughes Steven Hughes Ken Hunter Robert Hunter Julie Johnson Regina Jones Starr Jordan Jennifer Justice Michele Justice Allen King Karen King Clint Langford Tonya Lawson Scott Lee Juan Martinez Carrie McArdle 102 Fourth Grade Scott Metcalf Joel Neal Jason Nolin Mary Nowling Jeffery Outlaw Teresa Palmar Arlo Peacock Mark Peacock Lynn Peterson Carla Pollard Brian Presley Jason Pridgen Angel Quick Angie Reed Kenny Reynolds Sean Richardson Edward Robbins Kim Sallas Dianne Scarborough Tommy Scarborough Mark Shehee Kenneth Smith Tony Smith Carla Snell Michael Snell Starla Snell Shane Stading Benetha Thomas Chris Turner John Walker Frankie Wambles John Ward Theresa Watson Buddy Williams Rhonda Williams Fourth Grade 103 THIRD GRADERS LOOKING TO HIGHER PLACES Easau Acree Jean Adams Lisa Anderson Craig Bailey Rusty Banister Timbo Batchelor Quintin Bettis Roy Black Becky Bottoms Greg Bradley Khris Brannon Anthony Brashears Tony Broxon Gay Burch Tammy Burnes Chantell Chancey Mary Childree Chris Chitty Melissa Crawford Lee Dykes Tracey Edwards Stimey Engram Shalanda Ford Wayland Fulford Dennis Garvin Dan Gibson Anthony Green Chris Hampton Jason Helms Larry Hilliard Tarry Hilliard Darius Hogan Danny Holder Jason Hughes Mark Hughes Andy Jackson Irish Johnson Milton Johnson Sherry Joiner Jason Ketchum Ronnie King Scotty King James Lawson Dana Loftin Natasha Matthews Cherish McNeil Lisa Meadows Libby Metcalf Alexander Neal Betty Sue Nowling Debbie Nowling Lois Quick Lisa Ryals Lance Seibenhcner Wade Sharp Deanne Shelton 104 Third Grade Kimberlce Shutes Tonya Simmons Chad Smith Melissa Smith Mickey Smith Missy Snell Kim Sorrells Ross Strickland Courtney Tucker Jimmy Ussery Jason Wagner Scott Wambles Wendel Washington Mary Watson Mike Watson Jason Welch Bryan Whitehead Regina Wilkerson James Williams Christine Withrow Paul Withrow Jonathan Wood Samantha Worthy Derrick Copeland Robert Darden Timothy Gilley Eric Hill Jerome Jefferson 4 SECOND GRADERS LIKE RECESS Lee Anderson Miranda Armstrong Ty Black Charlie Blackmon Lisa Bradshaw Brian Brown Landa Collins John Corbin Jessica Dillard Mitch Dowling Jimmy Dykstra Shelton Gilley Wayne Gilley Alex Graddy Wade Green Terrance Grider Matthew Griffin Reed Hales Marcus Harris Vicki Hatfield Dreidra Henderson Brandon Hendrix David Highsmith Patricia Hillman Jeffrey Hogan Kevin Howell Wendy Howell Dell Hughes Darin Hunter Chris Jensen Marlon Johnson Anna Kelly Chris Kelly Michelle Langford Tori Lee Mickey Legear Grace Lett Marsha Maddox Fred McCrimmon LaWanda McDonald Dee Ann Mullins Starla Neal Tracy Outlaw Amanda Parker Craig Peterson Kelly Pollard Felicia Presley Chad Reynolds Pam Richardson Arthor Riggs Clay Riley Danny Rodriquez Jimmy Sammons Shirley Simmons Brad Smith Holly Sorrells 106 Sccond Grade Aaron Spiker Stephen Stowe Jeremy Sullivan Burke Thomas Brett Tucker Joey Tucker Steve Turner Mitchell Vickers Benny Vines Cindy Wambles Frederick Ward Freda White Mark Williams Nora Jean Wood Jonathan Yeomans Wayne Anderson Laurie Dubose Grace Lett Joseph Neal f t 7 Above Left: Tori Lee finds music is very enjoyable. Above: It was the only can I could find but when you gotta go you gotta go! Left: I can defy the laws of gravity. Second Grade 107 FIRST GRADERS LEARN THE THREE R’S Tina Abbie Briana Aplin Benjamin Avery Richie Bass Albert Bettis Danielle Bottoms Heather Bottoms Niki Brannon Tommy Cade Sabrina Carroll James Dubose John Dubose Annie Sue Duncan Randy Engram JJ. Farabee Amy Farris Jennifer Gilmore Brandy Glover Dell Green Jason Griffin Channon Grooms Misti Hatfield Jannie Haynes Amanda Heflin Carla Hicks Michele Hilliard Stacey Hoffman Jennifer Howell Jonathan Howell James Hunter Toni Johnson Melinda Kearse Tom Kelly April Kennedy Dewane Kilpatrick Misty Kimbro Monty King Shannon King Chris Mauldin Adam McClenny Lori McLaney Tonya Metcalf Greg Miller Joey Miller Debbie Neal Wesley Peacock Amy Presley Anthony Reese Mitchell Reid Ben Sanders John Sanders Kelly Shehee Jaime Smith Heather Snell Becky Sorrells Dennie Teal 108 First Grade Shamous Tolver Allison Wagner Angel Wambles Jeremy Whitaker Stacey White Joni Willbanks Tonya Williams Trintina Williams Sherry Windsor Derek Wose Russell Hinesley Handicapped Class First Grade 109 Denice Acree Marie Anderson Tara Armstrong John Bailey Nikki Banister Amy Bottoms Richard Brannon Summer Butler Jerimy Byrd Eric Coleman Fred Collins Daniel Dean Gail Dennard Brian Dinges Nicole Dixon Jason Dykstra Jerry Dykstra Charli Fitch Shad Floyd Christy Foxworth Jason Gilmore Timika Glover Zack Graham Josh Griffith Tommy Haygood Candy Herring Katrina Holder Wayne Holder Rodney Hunter Greg Johnson Kevin King Kenneth Knowles Jason Langford Michael Langford J.B. Lawson Makisha Lawson Jeremy Lee April Leger Matt Martin Chalette Mathis David Mauldin Christy Morales Carrie Nolin Chris Odom Michella Outlaw Curtis Parker George Presley Leroy Preyer Melissa Quick Roger Ready Treva Reese Ricky Rodriquez Zachary Shower Karen Smith Dorene Snell Chad Sorrells KINDERGARTENERS ENJOY SCHOOL 110 Kindergarten Amanda Stanton Shannon Stephens Brandy Stowe Dawn Tate Bobbie Jo Walker Sabrina Ward Susie Watson Jody Welch Belinda Wilkerson Travis Williams Kindergarten 111 112 Elementary Action PRINCIPAL MIKE WHITAKER In Appreciation . . . In the past few years, the GECORAI.A has strayed from dedications because it is not the in” thing for yearbooks. But this year, we would like to say thank you to a more than dedicated member of the GCHS Administration, Mr. Mike Whitaker. Coach,” as he is sometimes called, often passes himself off as a gruff man, but inside this gruff man lies a person who is greatly concerned for each individual student’s education and welfare. So in breaking all set trends, thank you Coach Whitaker for your dedication and service to Geneva County High School. 14 Principal Administration 115 NEW FACES JOIN THE FACULTY AT OCHS Imogene Bailey — 3rd Grade Trudy Banister — Science Ricky Bennett — Science, Asst. Varsity Coach, Head Coach B-Teams, Baseball Sarah Black — Guidance Counselor Ronny Blackstock — Guidance Counselor, Driver’s Education Deborah Bowman — High School Special Education Kathy Bradley — Elementary, Middle School Librarian Elizabeth Brannon — English, Senior Class Sponsor Ann Burch — Science _ Kathryn Byrd — 5th Grade Meredith Capshaw — English Sandra Carpenter — Social Studies, Learning Disabilities Tom Carr — Social Studies, Head Varsity Coach Joan Chancy — 1st Grade J.D. Chesteen — History, Senior Class Sponsor Carolyn Coleman — English Wanda Crawford — 3rd Grade Paula Crews — Middle School Special Education Merrie Curenton — Learning Disabilities Laura Dix — 4th Grade Annette Downing — Math, Senior Class Sponsor Sara Dyess — High School Librarian Norma Galloway — P.E., Volleyball Coach, Junior Class Sponsor Ann Green — 5th Grade Martha Grider — Elementary Special Education Judy Harris — Special Education Sarah Hatcher — 6th Grade Stacy Hatcher — Vocational Agriculture 116 Faculty Margaret Hendrix — 6th Grade Barbara Howell — English, Journalism, Junior Class Sponsor Janet Hughes — 1st Grade Gail Justice — 4th Grade I. Jean'Kennedy — Kindergarten Daitnelly Martin — GCHS Band Director Peggy Miller — Home Economics Susan Miller — Home Economics, Jr. Varsity Cheerleader Sponsor Karen Peters — B.O.E. — English Riley — 2nd Grade — 4th Grade Ryland — Business Sauls — Math Mildred Stanley — Kindergarten Perry Stinson — History, Junior Class Sponsor Marjorie Strickland — Kindergarten Grace Thomas — 5th Grade Maureen Thomley — 2nd Grade Dorethia Webb — 2nd Grade Lynda Whitaker — 6th Grade, Varsity Cheerleader Sponsor Michael Yarbrough — P.E., Asst. Coach, Head Coach Jr. Varsity Teams AIDES AND STAFF Martha Crawford — Secretary Olan Little — Handicap Aide Jean Lowery — Handicap Aide Pauline Spivey — Handicap Aide Faculty 117 FIRST ANNUAL ACADEMICS BANQUET HELD Principal Michael Whitaker, the faculty, and the student body assembled on May 18,1982, to give recognition to several outstanding students for academic excellence in each subject area at the second annual awards celebration. Each student honored was selected by his teachers in their respective subject areas. Choices were based on grades, motivation, participation, and ability to apply previously learned concepts. Principal Whitaker presented to each student a bronze medallion upon which was engraved the subject area in which the student excelled. In addition, an invitation was extended to each of these students to attend an awards reception which was held at the NCO Club at Fort Rucker, Al. Other students receiving invitations were members of the Senior Honor Society and the top ten students of the 1982 graduating class. This event was sponsored by the Senior Honor Society and co-sponsored by SAFE and the Student N jncil. 118 Academics Banquet Left: Leona Abbie, Custodian Above: High School Lunchroom Ladies: Carol Korncgay, Evelyn Griffin, Marion Pridgen. Geraldine Brown, Louise Sullivan, Betty Pelham. Marie Watson Middle left: Annie Williams, Jean Fowler, Joyce Walker, Bea Spann, Scott Parrish, Lloyd Moss, Darrell Duncan, Marie Armstrong, Carlise Moss, Jean Lowery, Marrell Sconiers, Frankie Ward, Gwen Bass, J.W. Hamm, Jack Scarborough. Left: Bob Anderson, Custodian Elementary Lunchroom Ladies: Marie Wood, Mary Helms, Elfriede Hughes. Louise Rucker. Top left: Jimmy Grider shows off his palm tree t-shirt. Top right: Patti Brown and Kelly Coe enjoy a minute away from class. Middle left: Hey man. check out this strut!!!” Middle right On FHA Initiation Day. several girls were dressed in sleak 198} fashions. Right: Ron Adams and Shannon Lee decide to be themselves! 120 Action Shots ENGLISH English is a required subject at GCHS for junior high and senior high students. Throughout junior high, students are taught the basics of grammar. Once a student reaches senior high, literature and writing skills are improved. The works of Shakespeare and Hawthrone are best remembered by high school stu -dents. SCHOOL MEDIA COMPOSITION Among the electives at GCHS, Journalism, or School Media Composition, is one of the better known. A J-Room student not only writes for the school newspaper, sells ads, or helps with the yearbook, but also must sell concessions. It is an honor to be a part of the Journalism class, but one must be willing to give of his time freely. HISTORY History, an elective and a requirement, is offered to all high school students. World Geography, U.S. Geography, World History, and Current Events are electives. For seniors, American Government and Economics is required. Juniors must take U.S. History, while Alabama History is required of ninth graders. Seventh and eighth graders must take General History and Civics. MUSIC This year at GCHS, a music apprecia -tion class was offered by the music department along with the band courses. In music appreciation, a student is taught the basics of music without playing an instrument. The GCHS marching and concert bands play a major role by performing at half time, presenting concerts, and competing in numerous contests. 122 Academics MATH For students who wish to work with a variety of number systems, the math department offers classes in Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, Trigonometry, and Business Math. These courses are electives. SCIENCE This year at GCHS a new science course was offered to high school students. To General Science, Biology I, Biology II, and Chemistry, Physics was added. Science is required in junior high but is an elective to senior high students. BUSINESS A student at GCHS may explore the business world throughout his high school years. At the junior high level, a student may take Business Exploration; then in senior high, B.O.E. I and B.O.E. II are offered. B.O.E. I is a two hour time block in which Typing I, General Business, and Business Math are taken. In the two hours of B.O.E. II, classes include Shorthand I and Accounting I. Individual classes in Accounting I and Consumer Math are also offered as electives. Academics 123 PHYSICAL EDUCATION In Physical Education, students not only exercise but are taught how to take care of their bodies. The program is designed to help physical skills and to teach good sportsmanship. DRIVER’S EDUCATION Driver's Education is a course taken in one semester — one six weeks of classroom studying and two sue weeks of actual driving. This course is offered to teach students skills and procedures of safe driving and is supervised by Ronny Blackstock. VOCATIONAL Vocation courses at GCHS are divided into two departments: Home Economics and Agriculture. The Home Economics department offers Family Living, Foods and Nutrition, Parenthood and Housing and Interior Design. The Agriculture Department provides courses in basic Agra Business followed by the Advanced Courses. Also offered to Juniors and Seniors, is the opportunity to attend the County Vocational facilities in Slocomb. Courses such as Commercial sewing, Marketing, Masonry, and Carpentry can be taken for three credits. Right: Litchfield delegates: Leah Holloway and Phil Moseley 124 Academics STUDENT COUNCIL SPONSORS HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES Front Row. Paige Morris. Karla Sorrells.Jimmy Roy Hendrix — Secretary. Terri Snell — Vice President. Chuck Hartzog — President. Allyson Crutchfield. Derek Bonner. Second Row: Regina Gilmer. Dave Rousseau. Angie Peacock. Tammy Spivey. Vonda Brannon. Luanne Guilford. Cynthia Yeomans, Marsha Price. Sabrina Hartzog. Gloria Lowery. Denise Hall. Debbie Guilford. Rebecca Strickland. Kim Martin. Back Row: Miriam Ryland — Sponsor. Shawanda Dawson. Gail Sauls. Bobby Owen. Kim Harris, Lydian Armstrong. Sharon McDonald. Lisa Kornegay. Sherry Carroll. Annette Wall. Don Turner. Stephen Tindell, Tim Maund, Todd Peacock, and Jerome Hendrix. Mrs Miriam Ryland — Student Council Sponsor. Student Council Officers: Terri Snell — Vice President, Chuck Hartzog — President, and Jimmy Roy Hendrix — Secretary. 126 Studcnt Council SERVICE CLUB CONTRIBUTES TO GCHS Front Row: Sharon McDonald — President. Lisa Kornegay — Vice President. Second Row: Sherry Sammons. Shannon Lee. Rebecca Strickland, Kim Martin. Tammy Spivey. Back Row: Glenda Phillips. Maria Justice, Dawn Owen. Mike Whitaker — Sponsor. I.aura Jordan. Chuck Hartzog, Lesia Hall, Annette Wall, William Birdsong, Geretha Crawford, and Cynthia Yeomans. AIDES PERFORM DUTIES FOR TEACHERS Service Club — Aides 127 BIBLE CLUB HAS LARGEST MEMBERSHIP J.D. Chesteen — Sponsor Junior High Bible Club Members Senior High Bible Club Members 128 Bible Club Front Row: Maria Justice, Kim Dean. Dawn Owen, Janie Shields, Sandra Hatfield, Sherry Judah. Second Row: Pam Brooks, Jcanninc Hodge, Katy Mauldin. Brenda Hutto, Kay Adkison, Lisa Spann. Lee Childs. April Reynolds. N'eenie Phillips. Luanne Guilford. Melissa Guilford, Debra Tindell, Suellen Hales. Melinda Dorriety, Kim Hughes, Lynn Sconyers. Third Row: Carol Birdsong. Janet Hovey, Allyson Crutchfield, Amy Fondren, Regina Hendrix, Marsha Price. Melanie Butler. Gloria Lowery. Stephanie Cobb, Angie Peacock. Kecia Dilliard, Kim Bonner. Gail Sauls. Lesa Sorrells, Beverly Zorn, Karla Sorrells. Missy Langford. Back Row: Peggy Miller — Sponsor. Terry Tutor. Glenda Phillips. Susan Hughes, PehttJ£fi£hum, Johnna McFarland. Debbie Lowery. Sandy Hatcher. Carol Hall, Tracy Helms, Amy Fondren, Rylla Hagans, Lisa Kornegay, Annette Wall Katrina Byrd Lydian Armstrong. Kim Harris, Sue Ryals, Sheila Judah, and Michelle Tuchcr. FHA Officers: Maria Justice — President. Kim Dean — Secretary Treasurer. Dawn Owen — Parliamentarian. Janie Shields — Reporter, Sandra Hatfield — Historian. Sherry Judah — Chaplain. FHA Prince Charming: Don Bailey FHA 129 Front Row: Randy Enfinger. Tim Carroll. Scott Marsh. Jo- Bottoms. Eric Littel. Dean Dowling. Chris Bottoms. San Wesley. Chris Hughes. Bill Phillips. Second Row: William Birdsong. Kevin Jordan, Jeff Avery, Charlie Skinner, Darren Bailey. Leah Holloway, Kelly Peacock, Ted Hampton, John Pollete, Curt Kelly, Robert Palmer. Phil Moseley. Bobby Owen. Third Row: Stacey Hatcher — Sponsor. Todd Peacock. Tony Brooks. Tim Roach, Mark Dillard. Chris Robinson. Kyle Crawford. Don Bailey, Mike Kinman, Stacy Hawthorne. Terry Brooks. Frank Lunsford. Scott Parrish, Jerry Sorrells, Paul Spivey. Anderson Fulford, Ronald Martin. Jeff Lindsey, Chris Strickland. David Riley, James Hathaway. Todd Brannon, Lyle Pippin. Walt Walden. Gary Purvis. Kenny Fondrcn, Tim Maud, Keith Carroll, Mark Barnes, Stephen Coker, Mark Thorne, and Don Turner. FFA Sweetheart: Lydian Armstrong FFA Officers: Todd Peacock — President. William Birdsong — Vice President. Randy Enfinger — Secretary, Bobby Owen — Treasurer. Bill Phillips — Sentinel. Don Turner — Reporter. 130 FFA Front Row: Lisa Wesson — Historian, Kim Harris — Treasurer, Jeannine Hodge — Sentinel, Tracy Helms — Sentinel. Lesia Hall — President. Sherry Carroll — Vice President, Annette Wall — Reporter, Anita Kinman — Parliamentarian, Leah Holloway — Secretary. Second Row: Tammy Jordan, Jackie Justice, Katy Mauldin, Maria Justice, Kim Dean. Lesa Sorrells, Rob Ward. Bob Massey. Tammy Sorrells, David Dean, Kelly Peacock, Kim Bonner, Terri Snell, Sherry Sorrells, Lisa Spann. Third Row: Tim Carroll, Sherry Judah, Shannon Lee. Patti Brown, Lori Dorriety. Suanne Dowling, Terry Roberts, Cherie Ketchum, Teresa Goodnight. Kim Hughes. Litta Farabee, Tammy Peacock, Sherry Sammons. Kim Register, Sue Ryals, Linda Brown JjacksRow: Karen Peters — Sponsor. Eric Anderson, David Gilmore. Eddie Hutto, Chris Strickland. Teresa Peterson, Lydian Armstrong, Stephanie Seay Katrina Byrd arol Hall. Debbie Lowery, Johnna McFarland, Gloria Lowery, Paul Spivey, and Janie Shields. BLACK STUDENTS CLUB SPONSORS MISS BRONZE Front Row: Joanne Brown. Sandy Fisher. Geretha Crawford — Vice President. Terri Snell — President. Sharon McDonald — Secretary. Sarina Ward. Ellen Darden. Second Row: Dorthy Williams. Faye Neal. Delores Dawson. Amanda Sconiers, Ol lie Mathis. John Darden. Charles Ward. Gail Ward. Laura Jordan. Back Row: Perry Stinson — Sponsor. Denese Anderson. Stephanie Brown. Wanda Grider. Trina Robins. Mary Hill. Marian Copeland. Ronald Neal. Billy Ward. Wallace Copeland, David Gilmore, Chip Snell, Greg Bryant, Andy Johnson, and Eric Anderson. FBLA 131 Front Row: Todd Peacock — Parliamentarian, Teresa Enfinger — Secretary Treasurer, Debbie Guilford — Reporter, Rebecca Strickland — President, Don Turner — Vice President, Second Row: Cynthia Yeomans, Charlie Skinner, Terri Snell. Gail Sauls. Kim Bonner. Lesa Sorrells. Sherry Sammons. Katy Mauldin. Back Row: Carol Hall, William Birdsong, Annette Wall, Vonda Brannon, Bobby Owen. Sharon McDonald. Scott Boyette, Patti Brown, Lamar Seibenhener, Debbie Bailey. David Walding, Kim Martin, Chuck Hartzog, Don Bailey, Gary Brown, Tracy Helms, and Jerome Hendrix. Not pictured Annette Phillips — Sponsor. JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY Front Row: Regina Gilmer — President, Dave Rousseau — Secretary, Carol Birdsong — Treasurer. Second Row: Greg Dykes, Mark Ryals, Andy Bottoms, Suellen Hales, Michelle Tucker. Back Row: Meredith Capshaw — Sponsor, De-Anna Cunningham, Regina Hendrix, Melanie Butler, and Karla Sorrells. 132 Honor Societies SENIOR SCIENCE CLUB Front Row. Dawn Owen — Reporter, Sue Ryals — Reporter, Tim Holman — Treasurer, Vonda Brannon — Vice President, Gail Sauls — President. Second Row: Lisa Atwell, Lesa Sorrells, Susan Hughes, Luanne Guilford, Kim Bonner, Back Row: Gloria Lowery, Johnna McFarland, Galen Bradshaw, Maria Justice, Cherie Ketchum, Rob Ward, and Ann Burch — Sponsor. WILDLIFE CLUB Front Row. Missy Langford. James Sizemore, Rob Ward — Reporter, Sheila Judah — Reporter, Kim Harris — Secretary Treasurer, Joel Shields — Vice President. Tim Maund — President, Lee Strickland. Todd Wesson. Second Row: Ann Burch — Sponsor. David Wilkins, Sherry Sammons, Lesa Sorrells, Sherry Judah, Amy Fondren, Marsha Price. Nichole Batchelor. Melinda Dorriety. Deborah Tindell, Suellen Hales. Back Row: David Dean. Tim Holman, Scott Boyette. Janie Shields, Jeff Lindsey, David Riley. Paul Dowling, and Travis Watson. Sr. Science — Wildlife 133 0 Front Row: Ron Adams — President. Sherry Judah — Secretary. Tracy Hatcher — Vice President. Second Row: Annette Wall. Joey Pridgen. Bobby OweruSye RyaJs. Charles Ward. Rebecca Strickland. David Riley. Kim Martin. Scott Parrish. Janie Shields. Mike Kinman, Sheila Judah. Stacy Scnn Katrma Byrd,Jimmy Roy Hendrix. Kim Dean. Third R9W: Ronald Neal, Jeff Neal. Jimmy Grider. Terry Howell, Don Turner. Tony Odom, Jerome Hehdrix. Walter Brown. Scott Boyette. Rob Ward. Back Row: Tom Carr — Sponsor. Gary Brown, Micheal Anderson. Andy Johnson. Anderson Fulford, Thomas Johnson, Jerry Sorrells, Paul Sconiers, Rick Thompson. Terry Reynolds, Chuck Hartzog. Ricky Bennett — Sponsor. STUDENT ACTION FOR EDUCATION Front Row: Sharon McDonald — President, Rebecca Strickland — Reporter, Teresa Enfinger — Secretary, Don Bailey — Vice President. Annette Wall — Treasurer. Second Row: Cynthia Yeomans, Terri Snell, Maria Justice, Linda Brown, Debbie Bailey, Debbie Guilford, Patti Brown, Shannon Lee, Lisa Atwell, Denise Hall. Back Row: Lisa Spann, Kevin Goodnight, Carla Cox. Laura Jordan, David Walding, Kathy Donnell, Don Turner, Lisa Fondren, Todd Peacock, Bobby Owen, Kim Martin, (Katrina Byrd Jerome Hendrix, Vonda Brannon, Lamar Seilenhener, Chuck Hartzog, Lesia Hall, Dawn Owen, William Birdsong, Katy Mauldin, Tracy Helms, Jeannine Hodge, Annette Downing — Sponsor. H CLUB VISITS SENIOR BOWL I34 Safe-H Club Team Members: Sitting: Vonda Brannon, Dave Rousseau. Standing: Don Turner, Gary Brown, and Vonda Brannon won third place in Geometry at the Chuck Hartzog. Second Annual ESJC Math Tournament. ACADEMIC AWARDS Bottom Row: Andy Bottoms. Karla Sorrells. Charlie Skinner. Second Row: Greg Dykes, Allyson Crutchfield, Dave Rousseau. Third Row: Susan Prunkle, Gail Sauls, Kim Bonner. Top Row: Phil Moseley and Stine Engram. Bottom Row: Katy Mauldin. Cynthia Yeomans, Maria Justice. Second Row: Vonda Brannon, Kim Martin. Chuck Hartzog. Top Row: Todd Peacock, Annette Wall, and Lamar Seibenhener. Notablcs 135 J STUDENTS PERFORM MANY DUTIES Front row: Cynthia Yeomans, Geretha Crawford, Terri Snell, Annette Wall, Lamar Seibenhener, Sherry Sammons, Kim Martin, Second row: Mrs. Barbara Howell — Sponsor, Tracy Helms, Lesia Hall, Tammy Sorrells. Rebecca Strickland. Sharon McDonald, Debbie Guilford. Shannon Lee, Lisa Spann, and Tammy Spivey. From selling concessions to producing two publications, the Journalism Class at GCHS must always stay on top of things. A J-Room student must write, rewrite, crop, re-crop, draw layouts, and keep the class running smoothly. The students produce school newspapers, GE-CO-BUGLE, and a yearbook GECOR-ALA. Much time is devoted to each of these throughout the year. 136 Journalism GF.CORALA: Cynthia Yeomans — Editor, Sharon McDonald — Assistant Editor GE-CO-BUGLE: Shannon Lee — Assistant Editor, Kim Martin — Editor Left: Lamar Seibenhener — photographer Right: AD EDITORS: Tammy Spivey, Annette Wall, Lisa Spann, Sherry Sammons, and Lesia Hall. Joumalism 137 HIGH SCHOOL 4-H MIDDLE SCHOOL 4-H 138 4-H ADVERTISING Corner of East Mill Street and South Third Avenue 140 Advertising ■Martforh Baptist (Efyurd] Pastor Dr. Emory B. Green Min. Music Youth Mr. Ray Warren Secretary Mrs. Marcia Hatcher 105 East Burch Street Hartford. Alabama 588-2324 THE YOUTH DIVISION CONGRATULATES OUR 1983 SENIORS Advertising 141 A Church That Is Going, Growing, And Glowing For Christ. A FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD 1 Have Four Things To Learn In Life: To Think Clearly Without Hurry Or Confusion; To Love Everybody With The Highest Motives; To Trust In God Unhesitatingly. Helen Keller Congratulations Seniors Hartford Alabama Rev. Tony R. Jeter, Pastor Congratulations Seniors I. Robert McMicken Min- Music Youth Larry Pierce 142 Advertising Compliments Of Mike Whitaker VAB’S CARPET 108 W. Commerce St. Hartford, Alabama 205-588-6143 And Carpet Vinyl Paints Wall Paper Family Let Us Supply Your Needs CHAMPION JONES PRINTING COMPANY ENTERPRISES Tools Miscellaneous Used Cars Clean And Dependable Dundee Highway 123 Hartford. Alabama Compare Our Prices” Commercial Printing Office Supplies Rubber Stamps Advertising Specialties Hartford. Alabama Advertising 143 BROOKS DEPARTMENT STORE Hartford, Alabama Customed Designed In Hartford Top Qualitv Trophies. Ribbons. Plaques. Engraving. Ecc. Highway 12$ THE PERFECT TOUCH Total Grooming For Men And Women Hair — Skin — Fashion — Makeup Open Tuesday Thru Saturday Color Analysis 588-3894 Creative Cutting Styling Hartford, Alabama 144 Advertising ADANA FLOWERS Owner: Verna Smith Hartford, Alabama DOCS BAR-B-QUE We Specialize In Barbecue Home Cooked Meals Phone: 588-2796 Hartford, Alabama M.L. WEEKS INSURANCE COMPANY WEEKS INSURANCE CO. REAL ESTATE 106 Fourth Avenue Hartford, Alabama GUILFORD FEED AND SEED STORE 588-2922 Dealer In Feed, Seed, Fertilizer And Insecticides Advertising 145 Mna ddzd ofY (- . $3 • pne co S X V S“b §(Vend (Xna ne C10 uh G jeP' ue o ? do' ?d d P a eo .sMooj_, 6hc WG f r'-T sO? 1 x?« v f FUNERAL HOME, INC K v Ora i W ReMecA t w HS v Q toj- Bjh. )lo ? (g5§ Pit: f t r mbama J6M4' £} c 2 e „CR UW 'OXL )f- rvr - 0''’- n ■ ' en Terry G. Sorrells - Sensed FunerS ctor ba e G r rj Q Y £ A feaePohh Alaba F Assn oV od-frls V S C PgRs 0 K 5 3 o o ecy Aitrd he UP £ Oxft. o jeC 1L , t Amia,te-|Stqre r . .Kg n, , UA Credit Cards Accepted I09 tylHCStr — Phor A fefdAN pF'OROC R . . market Co F CrC bh ? HP H, __ Fis _c License Sold Here JyV 0 C rtfor AChaXi bhe- Jy- s C 0 UCiyCL , P 146 Advertising Video Games e Mg 1 Tabl w CCKI PEvrfr ' c Jmtd Avenue Hartford. Alabama Cr-esjs PfCAMORE TREE 'OO. iau.cs —. Restaurant .-X- j v] C TT 11 l,N - H-t $ Mrs 3. (id Q :- t-ieR- Oot,9r- ?« y MJO.S fcordrtC THE FABRIC AND Owners: Danny And Judy Stewart Charle And Bonita Hovey lyidt-Q 3(b.t n',ny H rfbrd Al b mi -u, CRP We Have Fabric, Patterns, And Notions.” y Compliments Of SORRELL’S FARM SUPPLY 206 N. 2nd Ave. Hartford AL Specializing In Seed Cleaning. GUILFORD DRUG COMPANY Rentals Sales Walkers Hospital Beds Wheel Chairs Raymond V. Wojtyna Registered Pharmacist Business Phone: 588-2926 Nights tc Sundays: 588-2436 Hartford, Alabama Advertising 147 JUSTICE MOTOR Compliments Of COMPANY Dr. Rodney Robinson D.M.D. Hartford. Alabama Owner: Joe Justice Phone: 588-2938 209 South Fourth Ave. Hartford, Alabama Compliments Of The Employees At VAN HEUSEN COMPANY 1-18 Advertising TOMMY’S SANDERS AUTO PARTS We Support The GCHS Marching Bulldog Band Hartford, Alabama AUTO PARTS Compliments Of: POLLARD MILLING CO. Owners: Route 2 Jimmy And Hartford Tony Pollard Alabama Advertising 149 Cty Bank M0 of Hartford Member FDIC 150 Advertising Phone: 588-3802 Hartford Alabama mERLE noRmnn 102 Commerce Street P.O. Box 219 Hartford, Alabama The Place For The Custom Face. 103 W. Mill Street Hartford, Alabama Phone: 588- M20 JERRY'S BODY WORKS 109 EAST MILL STREET HARTFORD, ALABAMA 36344 — Auto Body Repair and Refinishing — ADAMS’ PUTT AND PLAY Also Pool-N-Video Games Hartford, Alabama Advertising 151 Compliments Of: FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of Hartford 152 Advertising THE STYLING SALON Dot Jackson Owner Phone: 588-3362 505 Maple Avenue Hartford, Alabama ANDERSON’S PEANUTS Dryers, Buyers And Shelters Of Peanuts We Specialize In Certified Seed Peanuts Hartford, AL Phone: 588-3360 Compliments Of OUTLAW FARMS REAGAN PHARMACY We Supply All Of Your Pharmeceutical Health And Beauty Needs Hartford, Alabama Advertising 153 THE FASHION SHOP REFLECTIONS Finest Hairstyling For The Entire Family” Three Stylist To Serve You Owner: Gloria Ford Open Tues.-Sat. Hartford Phone: 588-24M Alabama Hartford Alabama Phone: 588-2283 DOWLING LUMBER CO. Complete Line Of Building Supplies Highway 52 East Hartford, Alabama 154 Advertising HARTFORD FARMER’S COOPERATIVE INC. 316 East Mill Street Phone: 588-2992 Hartford Alabama HASKEW’S AUTO PARTS SHEEHEE IGA Hartford, Alabama Hartford Alabama Advertising 155 Compliments Of BILL CARSON’S WIREGRASS TREE SERVICE Right Of Way Clearing And Tree Stump Removal” Route One Hartford Alabama Compliments Of HARTFORD QUARTERBACK CLUB Serving This Area For Twenty Years Owner: Hartford Jimmy Bottoms Alabama Advert ising 157 ROBERT BYRD CHISM’S MOBILE HOMES TRUCK CENTER BOTTOMS GARDEN CHAPEL FUNERAL HOME We Accept Fina Credit Cards” SPLENDID DRY CLEANERS TOPS HP Serving You Is Our Business Owner Robert Jordan 20) E. Main St. HOWELL HARDWARE We Have All The Name Brands You Need Hotpoint, G.E., Murray, Remington See Us For All Of Your Hardware Needs Phone: 588-2965 Hartford, Alabama Hartford Alabama PRIDGEN A CARPETS S We Have Just What You’ve Been Looking For In Carpets, Vinyls, And Wall Coverings We Also Have Woven Wood, Vertical Blinds Mini Blinds 1116 W. Maple Ave. P.O. Bo 395 Geneva, Alabama Owners: Drewey Pridgen Ph. 684-3442 158 Advertising SLOCOMB NATIONAL BANK Member FDIC KATE’S FLOWER SHOP SLOCOMB SHIRTS N JEANS SCONYERS INSURANCE AGENCY COTTON AUTO PARTS 106 Commerce St. Geneva Alabama 203 N. Commerce Geneva, Alabama Phone: 684-3057 Harold L. Sconyers innnnnnnnnuinnnnnnnno Downtown Geneva, Alabama 24 Hour Friendly Service Phone (205) 684-2234 X 50 Advertising 161 Compliments Of Dr. Lester Dr. Donaldson ANIMAL HOSPITAL ]PI Hi Enterprise Alabama 100,000 Watts Stereo 100 N. Main St. P.O. Box 840 Jane Shiver Office (205) 547-2278 Office Manager Dothan (205) 794-3752 Sessions Cleaners Enterprise, Alabama LOLLEY’S FLOOR COVERING CO. Professional Leather Suede Care Owner: Frank Sessions. Jr 117 E. Lee Street Ph. 547-8236 Enterprise, AL Specialist In Fine Floors Carpet Linoleum Tile Phone: 347-5010 211 S. Main St. Enterprise Alabama 162 Advertising Compliments Of Patchwork Pavilion Enterprise Alabama Louise D. Highsmith Certified Public Accountant Dothan Alabama TED’S JEWELERS Dothan Alabama COTTON STATES INSURANCE Slocomb Alabama B.C. MOORES AND SONS Geneva Alabama HALL’S CAFE AND OYSTER BAR Geneva Alabama CHILD’S JEWELERS Geneva Alabama SEARS MERCHANT Geneva Alabama VANITY BEAUTY SHOP Hartford Alabama CENTRAL OFFICE SUPPLIES Enterprise Alabama Advertising 163 Compliments Of DAMAR'S KIRBY CO. OF Tearoom DOTHAN Gourmet Restaurant 1043 Hartford Hwy. Dothan, AL Michael Margowski Helen Davis Office 793-4122 105-4 Westgate Parkway Dothan. Alabama 36303 Sales Representative Phone Mr. Qunheuser 793-32801 Open Sun.-Sat. 11:00-9:00 Catering Available UNIQUE Handicrafts And Gifts Your Consignment Shop Tuesday - Saturday 10:00 AM-6:00 PM (205) 795-7166 108 N. Herring St. Dothan, Alabama Owner Donna Collien 164 Advertising PJ’S LIMITED Dothan Alabama Tom's Toasted Peanuts Potato Chips Delicious Candies Peanut Butter Sandwiches DIXIE SNAX, INC. 117 South Gates Rd. Dothan. Alabama 36301 P.O. Box 1116 PATRICIA LANES RESTAURANT 24 Brunswick A-2 Lanes Visit Our Complete Pro Shop For Equipment Accessories Free Bowling — Instructions Restaurant Inside 694-6636 2208 Ross Clark Circle SE. Open 7 Days 5:30 A.M. Until Sundays From Noon Advertising 165 I ASS Compliments of Sara N. Ausley My Sincere Appreciation To The Faculty, Staff, Administration, And Students James Reeder Tax Collector Superintendent Of Education Geneva County 166 Advertising GENEVA COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL IN 1983 GCHS 167