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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1984 volume:

GECORALA GENEVA COUNTY HIGH HARTFORD, ALABAMA VOLUME 48 Table of Contents Editor: Cynthia Yeomans Associate Editor: Tracy Helms Assistant Editor: Gail Sauls Photographers: Lamar Seibenhener J.R. Hendrix Advisor: Barbara Howell Opening...........................1 Activities ......................It Clubs............................35 Grades ..........................49 Athletics.......................109 Classes ........................133 Advertising ....................137 Right: Smiling is an important part of beginning school. Bottom: Coach J.D. Chesteen teaches Brent to kick the football I V 2 Time is a childhood, being loved, giving love, playing in sandpiles, taking flowers home to mom. It is learning about football from granddad, going to school for the first time, being snaggle-toothed, having freckles and hating them. It is swinging, memorizing the multiplication tables and being extra good two weeks before Christmas. 1 Left: Having concessions at recess is a new edition at middle school. Below: Learning to add and subtract is always a challenge at elementary school. 3 Time is growing up ... being a misunderstood adolescent. Going to high school, feeling afraid and trying not to let it show. Sitting on the bench while the big boys win the game. Not being chosen cheerleader or class favorite, being in love for the first time. Learning to drive, trying to be an adult and a child at the same time and not succeeding at either but rather compromising on an in-between state ... teenage. Begging dad for the car on Saturday night, going to the prom. Below: A group of Juniors talk with the Balfour representative about ordering class rings. L Above: Too tired to fight. Above right: The GCHS Varsity Cheerleaders perform during a pep rally. s YIX - - Time is being a Senior, thinking about the future, exploring opportunities, graduating from high school. Time is ending and beginning. Left: Shannon Lee and Tami Spivey pose for fhe camera! Below: Some GCHS students spend their lunch time sharing the events of the day as well as eating. Time is all the todays and yesterdays that are now memories of fhe greatest times of our lives , for fhey, too, were once tomorrows. STirne With the beginning of each new day and the passing of each moment we watch our lives changing from what they are into what they will become. It is the small, seemingly unimportant occurrences which make up most of life. Everything a person undertakes, whether it be great or small, goes toward creating his lasting memories. We should not take advantage of what now seems common and day to day. Instead, each action we take should be toward making the best of everything we do. It is well to lay a good foundation for the memories we will build on it in the future. 10 STUDENT LIFE AT GCHS 12 Below: The GCHS Marching Bulldog Band during a half-time performance. Above Mr Whitaker finally gets his wish — wrapping Mrs. Howell in bathroom tissue. Above GCHS students relax on campus during clast I Lett: Tracy Helms and her date shared special times during the prom. Above A normal sight at GCHS. The 1983 Junior-Senior Prom took place April 22 at the Lake Lodge in Fort Rucker. The lodge was decorated in shades of peach, ivory and brown. The entrance way into the ballroom was covered with peach and brown flowers. White panels with ivory, peach and brown tissue balls outlined the walkway into the room. Above the dance floor, giant tissue balls and bells in the prom colors hung suspended from the ceiling. Tables were decorated with floral arrangements, candles, and '83 class signs. The theme, Just You and I, was repeated on the prom favors, large hurricane glasses imprinted in brown, and the prom booklets which were brown velour imprinted in gold. The welcome was given by Junior class president, Jerome Hendrix, and the response was given by Senior class president, Bobby Owen. The seniors were invited to participate in the first dance. Q-97 D.J., Mike Ezell, then presented the record Just You and I to Senior class president, Bobby Owen. Left The Junior Class of 1983. IS Preparing For The Big Night ... Decorating Above; “Cheese! Above right “If you don't do this riQht. you're going to sweep my room everyday at recess Right Kim Register and Tammy Jordan share a few moments of relaxation Below; “How's this for a pose? Far Right: Leah Holloway. Suanne Dowling, and Tammy Sorrells string streamers from one end of the room to the other in preparation of the big night. r Varsity Cheerleaders Sponsor MISS GCHS DAWG 1983 Willie Brown, assistant principal at GCHS, emceed the third annual womanless beauty pageant held October 3, 1983. The pageant title was changed to Miss GCHS Dawg in honor of the beautiful contestants competing in this year's contest. The pageant began with the contestants performing a dance routine to Electricity . The contestants then appeared in evening wear while being scored by the panel of judges. Chosen from the thirteen contestants as Miss GCHS Dawg 1983 was Loretta Luscious alias Larry Smith. Loretta was crowned by last year's queen, Melinda Two-Toys or Rob Ward. Second alternate was Delia Delightful (Wafer Brown) and Susie Sizzle Lips (Scott Boyette) was selected first runner-up. Above Miss GCHS Dawg in her evening wear Right Loretta Luscious is crowned by last year’s queen Melinda Two-Toys. f PURPLE-N-GOLD KNOCK 'E O O i— a Homecoming 1983 was celebrated by the student body at GCHS with the theme Purple-n-Gold Knock'em Cold . Monday thru Friday ceased to exist but rather became Purple and Gold Day , Western Day , Punk Rock Day , Fifties Day , and Hat Day . The winners of the door decorations contest were Mr. Stinson's homeroom, first place, Mrs. Ryland's homeroom, second place, and Mrs. Bowman's homeroom, third place. The Homecoming ballgame was played on October 14 against the Houston County Lions. The Bulldogs went to the dressing room at halftime with a 7-7 tie but were unable to score in the second half. With the final score of 13-7, the Lions left victorious. V______________________________________________________________________________________________ 18 Miss Homecoming Tami Spivey Escorted By: Joey Pridgen Crowned as Homecoming Queen 1983 was Tami Spivey, escorted by Joey Pridgen. Vonda Brannon, president of the Student Council, crowned the new queen during the pre-game activities on Homecoming night. Leslie Hughes served as crown bearer. Senior Attendant: Terry Roberts Escorted by Jerome Hendrix Junior High Attendant: Neenie Phillips Escorted by John Spivey Junior Attendant: Luanne Guilford Escorted by Jimmy Roy Hendrix Middle School Attendant: Kim Carroll Escorted by Shawn Greene Sophomore Attendant: Kelly Coe Escorted by Scott Boyette Elementary Attendant: Anna Kelly Escorted by Joey Tucker 20 Homecoming Highlights Top right: Sue Ryals cheers the mighty Bulldogs on. Middle left: One of the events of Homecoming week was the Red Top” car ... Middle right: GCHS students had the opportunity to take a swing at the ole Red Tops! Right: John Darden on his way to seven points. 22 Elementary Students Celebrate d oweeV As a treat for high school students, faculty and others, the GCHS Elementary students wore their costumes to school on the Friday before Halloween. Ghosts, goblins, witches. E.T.'s, and numerous three-headed creatures abounded. After a visit to the high school, the Halloween Creatures returned to the Elementary School where a costume contest was held. 23 Kevin Goodnight And Tami Spivey MR. AND MISS FBLA Tim Holman And Terry Roberts MR. AND MISS SAFE 24 LITCHFIELD DELEGATES Keith Carroll, Sandra Hatfield, And Ted Hampton Cynthia Yeomans GIRL'S STATE DELEGATE 25 (-------------------------- ¥i.. AND THE BEAT GOES ON GCHS Marching Bulldog Band Percussion Section: Greg Amos, Kevin Goodnight — Section Leader, Dennis Goodnight, James Sizemore, and Keith Hatcher — Section Leader. Trumphet Section: Front row Sherri Simmons — Section Leader, Carmen Morales, Lee Holman, and Michelle Massey. Second row: Lisa Cunningham, Robin Brannon, Amanda Butler. Lisa Enfinger, and Teresa Pal-more. Third row: Becky Bradley, Greg Dykes, Melinda Dorriety, Carol Ann Birdsong, Teresa Riley, and Julie Clements. Flute Section: Kneeling: Wendy Owen, Gail Sauls — Section Leader, and Linda Kay Birdsong. Standing: Becky Guilford, Tracey Stewart, Allyson Crutchfield, Dede Strength, Jill Wilson, Angie Sorrells, Michelle Walden. Andy Bottoms, Alecia Yeoman, Jeri Goodnight, Paige Morris, and Lee Gilman. Clarinet Section: Kneeling Lydia Harry, Peggy Ussery, and Lisa Dunklin. Standing: Joy Wilson. Julie Adams. Regina Gilmer — Section Leader. Nicole Shields, and Linda Kent. GCHS Colorguard: Front: De-_ braTindell — Captain. Second’ row: Deborah Nicholas — Co-Captain and Ellen Darden. Third row: Kim Hughes, Kay Adkison, and Suellen Hales. Back row: Sandy Fisher, Becky Marsh, Demetria Taylor, Lee Childs, and Renee Carroll. -8 Low Brass Section: Becky Wood. John Hinkle, Melanie Butler. Mark Cummings. Marsha Price, John Spivey. Linda Brown — Section Leader. Dickey Readey, Valerie Brannon, Lane Miller. Beverly Zorn, and Ricky Green. Contrary to what many may think, the GCHS Marching Bulldog Band does more than perform at halftime during football games. Throughout the year the band competes in marching and concert festivals, participates in several parades, and performs concerts in the winter and spring months proving that band is a year round activity. Two weeks before school starts, all prospective band members spend approximately ten hours a day learning, performing, and perfecting the musical selections and marching drill of a halftime show Before the GCHS band camp begins, the majorettes and drum major attend the band camps held on various college campuses. Practices do not stop with the beginning of school! Tuesday and Thursday nights are devoted to band rehearsals. During this time, the band prepares for marching contests and each Friday night's halftime show. The 1983 GCHS Marching Band, wearing new purple and gold uniforms, marched to the musical selections Coronado , Beat It , I Won't Hold You Back , and a drum solo The Mexican Hat Dance . Excellent ratings were received at the Phenix City Marching Contest and the Troy Marching Contest by the band, majorettes, and drum section. The GCHS colorguard and drum majorette were rated as superior at both contests LITTLE MISS BRONZE Little Miss Bronze — Kecia Lawson, First runner up — Melissa Fisher LITTLE MISS HARTFORD Second runner up — Becky Sorrells, First runner up — Danielle Bottoms, Little Miss Hartford — Allison Wagner, Third runner up — Misti Hatfield, and Fourth runner up — Amy Farris. 30 JUNIOR MISS HARTFORD mseim Above: Second runner up — Susan Hughes. Junior Miss Hartford — Brenda Hutto, Third runner up — Amy Fondren, and Fourth runner up — Sabrina Hartzog. Not pictured: First runner up — Allyson Crutchfield. Left: Junior Miss Hartford — Brenda Hutto JUNIOR MISS BRONZE Left: First runner up — LaRhonda Neal. Junior Miss Bronze — Kristi Fisher, and Second runner up — Tracy Hunter. Below: Junior Miss Bronze — Kristi Fisher 31 DELORES EDWARDS CROWNED MISS BRONZE Right: Demetria Taylor — Second runner up. Delores Edwards — Miss Bronze, and Era Boykin — First runner up. Below: Miss Bronze — Delores Edwards MISS HARTFORD 1983 DAWN OWEN 32 CHRISTMAS QUEEN Sue Ryals 8c Jamie Williams Christmas Queens assisted business officials in turning on the Christmas lights. Miss Christmas Queen. Sue Ryals. Miss Christmas Queen, Sue Ryals. and her court. First Run- ner-up. Kim Riley, Second Runner-up, Tracy Helms, and Third Runner-up, Sherri Simmons. 34 Student Council Produces School Handbooks Above: Mrs. Miriam Ryland, sponsor. Above: Jimmy Roy Hendrix, Vice-President; Vonda Brannon, President, Dave Rousseau, Secretary. Below: Front row — Dave Rousseau, Vonda Brannon, Jimmy Roy Hendrix. Second row — Leah Holloway, Regina Gilmer, Shannon Lee, Luanne Guilford, Debbie Bailey. Third row — Mary Ann Howell, Melissa Shepherd, Dondee Lee, Karla Sorrells. Marsha Price, Derek Bonner. Fourth row — Mrs. Miriam Ryland, Terri Snell, Sherry Sammons. Walter Brown. Tami Spivey. Glenda Phillips, Rob Ward, Kim Dean. Janie Shields, Jerome Hendrix, Sue Ryals, David Ketchem, Kim Harris, Ra-monia Anderson. V J -------------------------------------------- National Honor Society Senior Honor Society Sponsors Awards Banquet Above: Front row — Tracy Helms, Reporter; Sherry Sammons, Secretary Treasurer; Terri Snell, Vice-President, Debbie Bailey, President. Second row — Katy Mauldin, Cynthia Yeomans, Regina Gilmer, Vonda Brannon, Gail Sauls, Kim Bonner. Third row — Carol Ann Birdsong, Kelly Coe, Scott Boyette, Phil Moseley, Chris Walker, Dave Rousseau, Carol Hall, Lamar Seibenhener, Greg Dykes, David Ketchem, Jeff Sullivan. Junior Honor Society Has Small Membership Left: Front row — Karla Sorrells, President; Suellen Hales, Vice-President; Regina Hendrix, Secretary; Michelle Tucker, Treasurer. Second row — Mrs. Meredith Capshaw, Sponsor; Linda Avery. J 37 Future Homemakers of America FHA Prince Charming — Walt Walden FHA Officers: Sandy Hatcher, Chaplain; Jeannine Hodge, Historian; Kim Riley, Reporter; Pam Brooks, Secretary Treasurer; Katy Mauldin, Vice-President; Sandra Hatfield, President. v First row Sandy Hatcher. Pam Brooks. Kim Riley. Sandra Hatfield. Jeannine Hodge. Katy Mauldin Second row: Nicole Shields. Melissa Shepherd. Sabrina Hartzog. Michelle Walden. Debbie Galloway. Alecia Yeoman, Paige Morris. Renae Battles. Michelle Tucker. Tammy Ryals. Lisa Enfinger. Amanda Butler. Tina Roy. Third row: Allyson Crutchfield, Becky Guilford. Marsha Price, Lynn Sconyers. Luanne Guilford. Debra Ketchem. Stephanie Welch. Shelia Tutor. Terry Tutor. Glenda Phillips. Carol Ann Birdsong. Fourth row Mrs Peggy Miller. Sponsor. Tracy Helms. Regina Hendrix. Valerie Brannon, Cindy Peterson. Neeme Phillips. Tracey Peters. Amy Whiteheod. Susan Hughes. Sue Ryals. Amy Fondren. Shelia Judah. Janie Shields. Becky Bradley. Debbie Lowery, Cindy Hatcher. Carol Hall. Becky Marsh. Linda Kent. Lynn Meadows. Mrs. Judy Taylor. Sponsor 38 Future Farmers of FFA Officers: Phil Moseley — Secretary, Chris Walker — Sentinel, Leah Flolloway — President, David Riley — Reporfer, Chris Strickland — Vice-President, Stacy Hawthorne — Treasurer. FFA Sweetheart: Sue Ryals. Front row: Chris Walker. Stacy Hawthorne. David Riley. Phil Moseley. Chris Strickland, Leah Holloway. Second row Randall Kinman. Donald Enfinger. Scott Marsh. Craig Kornegay, Mark Barnes. Kyle Crawford. Don Jordan Third row: Chris Robinson. Chris Hughes. Todd Brannon. Ted Hampton. Keith Carroll. Dean Dowling. Eric Littel. Kenny Fondren. Fourth row: Lee Strickland. Joe Bottoms. Curt Kelly. Walt Walden. Brian Darrow. Johnny Dean. Mike Chavis. Bobby Light. Fifth row: Jimmy Scarbrough. Mike Hughes. Teresa Holloway. Litta Farabee, Kevin Simmons. Phillip Garvin. James Darden. Michael Fillingim. Sixth row: Sharon Pate. Petey Palmer. Mark Ryals. Ronald Bacon, John Darden. Travis Watson. Tracey Floyd. Charles Ward. Seventh row: Jeffery Avery. Mark Thorne. Tim Roach. Jeff Smith. Cabanis Darby. Darren Bailey. Kevin Jordan Eighth row John Pollette. Tony Brooks. Stephen Coker. Darrell Guilford. Back Stacy Hatcher. James Hathaway. Mark Dillard. 39 r Front row. Glenda Phillips — President. Tami Spivey — Vice-President. Walter Brown. Second row: Katy Mauldin. Sherry Sammons. Kim Bonner, Shannon Lee. Kelly Coe. Lynn Sconyers. Janie Shields, Dave Rousseau. Third row: Tracy Helms, Eric Anderson. Terri Snell. Terry Tutor, Carol Ann Birdsong, Geretha Crawford. Denise Anderson, Greg Dykes. Kim Dean, Rob Ward, Luanne Guilford. Jimmy Roy Hendrix. Debra Ketchem. Larry Smith. Lesa Sorrells. AIDES GRADE PAPERS RUN ERRANDS FOR TEACHERS 40 Prep Bowl Team Enters Intellectual Competition Team Members: Dave Rousseau. Janie Shields. Vonda Brannon — Captain. Trudy Banister — Advisor, Gail Sauls, Lamar Seibenhener. Jr. And Sr. High Students Receive Awards Senior High Recipients: Becky Wood. Vonda Brannon. Lamar Seibenhener. Tracy Helms, Katy Mauldin, Janie Shields. Cole Daum, Carol Hall. Junior High Recipients: Cindy Peterson. Suellen Hales. Mi-chelda King. Neenie Phillips. Tina Thomas. Karla Sorrells, Craig Fondren, Donna Anderson. Linda Avery, Johnny Dean, Dave Rousseau, David Ketchem. 41 BLACK STUDIES CLUB Back row: Mr. Perry Stinson — Sponsor, Denese Anderson. David Gilmore, and Eric Anderson. Front row: Terri Snell — President, Ger-etha Crawford — Vice President, and Otis Dawson — Secretary. Student Action For Education Front row Jeannine Hodge — Reporter. Kevin Goodnight — Treasurer. Shannon Lee — Secretary. Vonda Brannon — Vice President, and Lisa Atwell — President. Second row Angie Peacock. Gail Sauls. Sue Ellen Phillips. Litta Farabee. Suanne Dowling. Debbie Bailey. Terry Roberts. Becky Wood. Kim Bonner. Teresa Riley. Tammy Peacock, and Sherry Sorrells. Back row: Annette Downing — Sponsor. Eric Anderson. Tami Spivey. Walter Brown. Sherry Sammons. Janie Shields. Terri Snell. Linda Brown. Lamar Seibenhener. Denese Anderson. Tracy Helms. Katy Mauldin. Geretha Crawford. Larry Smith. Glenda Phillips. Carol Hall. Lesa Sorrells. Jerome Hendrix. Rob Ward. Susan Hughes. Luanne Guilford, and Debra Ketchem. 42 ------------------------------------------ Computer Purchased With FBLA's Help Front row: Rob Ward — President, Eddie Hutto — Vice President, Sue Ryals — Secretary. Jackie Justice — Treasurer. Linda Brown — Reporter, Litta Farabee — Historian, Lesa Sorrells — Sentinel. Bob Massey — Sentinel. David Dean — Parliamentarian Second row Michelle Mauldin, Brenda Hutto. Melissa Turner. Keith Hatcher. Kim Register, Leah Holloway. Shannon Lee. Suanne Dowling. Debbie Bailey. Lynn Sconyers. Kim Bonner, Gail Sauls. Regina Gilmer. Lee Gilman. Tammy Sorrells. Tammy Peacock. Lori Dorriety. Lori Fondren. Teresa Goodnight, Cherie Ketchum. Sherry Sorrells. Terry Tutor Back row Karen Peters — Sponsor. Debbie Lowery. Renee Mauldin. Robin Justice. Sherry McArdle. Helen Birdsong. Eric Anderson. Terri Snell. David Gilmore. Donna Ray. Terry Roberts. Shawn McCray. Curt Kelly. Stacy Hawthorne. Stephanie Cobb. Walt Walden. Amy Fondren. David Wilkins. Greg Dykes. Terry Reynolds. Joel Shields. Jeannine Hodge, Shiela Judah. Jeff Wood. Stephen Tindell, Sherry Sammons. Tim Holman. Katy Mauldin. Tracy Helms. Tammy Jordan. Angie Peacock. Susan Hughes. Kelly Coe. Carol Birdsong, and Kim Harris H-Club Promotes School Spirit Front row: Jerome Hendrix — President, J.R. Hendrix — Vice President, Sue Ryals — Secretary, Kim Dean — Treasurer. Back row: Roger Dawson, Janie Shields, Greg Bryant, Shiela Judah, Andy Johnson, Rob Ward, Terry Howell, Craig Kor-negay, David Riley, Sandra Hatfield, Era Boykins, Lamar Sei-benhener, David Ketchem, Vivian Ford, Larry Smith, Joyce Jordan, Frank Lungsford, Joey Pridgen, Keith Hatcher, Tom Carr — Sponsor, and Scott Boyette. 43 BIBLE CLUB Senior High Members Junior High Members J.D. Chesteen — Sponsor; Tami Spivey — President; and Walter Brown — Vice President. 44 SENIOR SCIENCE CLUB First row: Ann Burch, sponsor; Sue Ryals, President; Lynn Scon-yers, Vice-President; Kim Dean, Secretary-Treasurer; Regina Gilmer, Reporter; Lee Gilman, Reporter. Second row: Vicki Williams, Teresa Holloway, Michelle Tucker, Deborah Nicholas, Kim Bonner, Lesa Sorrells. Third row: Chris Bacon, Lamar Sei-benhener, Dave Rousseau, Greg Dykes. Fourth row; Jeannine Hodge, Cherie Ket-chem. Bob Massey, Shelia Judah, Tim Holman, Joel Shields, Nicole Batchelor. WILDLIFE CLUB M First row Joel Shields. President. Mark Dillard. Vice-President. Greg Adams. Secretary-Treasurer. Lee Gilman, Reporter. Regina Gilmer. Reporter Leah Holloway. Reporter Second row: Debbie Galloway. Amy Whitehead. Melissa Shepherd. Nicole Shields. Stephanie Hawthorne. Jennifer McCray. Chris Wilkins. Darren Sorrells Third row James Sizemore. Shelia Judah. Joe Shehee, Neil Dillard. Lynn Meadows. Jarvis Skinner. Johnny Paul Ray. Greg Dykes, Ann Burch, sponsor Fourth row Derek Bonner. Joe Bottoms. Doug Mullins, Travis Watson, Chris Strickland. Jeff Lindsey. John Loftin. V. Moneak Hilliard Cynthia Yeomans Wallace Copeland Tracy Helms Terry Howell Nancy Paulin Jeff Lindsey Leah Holloway Joey Pridgen Kevin Goodnight Robin Guyette Kim Register Denese Anderson Vonda Brannon Ernestine Guyette Ted Hampton 51 Litta Farabee Tim Holman Eddie Hutto Maria Martinez Richard Anderson Suanne Dowling Terry Roberts Roger Dawson Charlene Wilkerson ■■ Sherry Sammons Sandy Hatcher John Loftin Tommy Davis Kim Hughes Debbie Lowery Shannon Lee Sue Ryals Demetri Taylor Sandra Hatfield Walter Brown Linda Brown Kim Harris Pam Brooks Terry Reynolds 58 Lisa Atwell Teresa Goodnight k Lamar Selbenhener Marvin Cavender 59 Tami Spivey Walt Walden Starla Coleman Marty Wright Donna Welch Debbie Bailey Terri Snell Donna Ray Sherri Simmons Leonard Cato rf td Katy Mauldin And Cole Daurm cjHtErs W HOME Sue Ryals And Jerome Hendrix OF DOG 64 SCHOLARSHIP, LEADERSHIP, PATRIOTISM, SERVICE Vonda Brannon was chosen as the 1983 recipient of the D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award. As a D.A.R. Good Citizen, Vonda is eligible for a scholarship. Each year selection is based on scholarship, leadership, patriotism, and service. Nominations are made by the members of the Senior Class and the final decision lies in the hands of the faculty. Other nominees for this year's award were Lamar Seibenhener and Cynthia Yeomans. Valedictorian Vonda Brannon Salutatorian Cynthia Yeomans Named as Salutatorian of the Senior Class was Cynthia Yeomans. She serves as editor of the GE-COR ALA and drum majorette of the GCHS Band. Cynthia is a member of the Senior Honor Society, SAFE, Student Council, Service Club, and the marching and concert bands. She was selected as Most Talented by the Senior Class and as the 1983 Girl's State Delegate by the Hartford Kiwanis Club. Vonda Brannon was named Valedictorian of the 1984 Senior Class. This past year, Vonda served as president of the Student Council, vice president of SAFE, captain of the Prep Bowl team and a member of fhe Senior Honor Sociefy and Bible Club. She was selecfed as Most Likely to Succeed by the Senior Class and named recipient of the D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award by the GCHS faculty. 67 Top Ten (Cont.) 3. Katy Mauldin 4. Lamar Seibenhener 5. Debbie Bailey 6. Terri Snell Top Ten 7. Sherry Sammons 8. Tracy Helms 9. Kevin Goodnight 10. Shannon Lee V Btff SENIORS DO IT WITH STYLE! r v 5ENI0RS Top left: Debbie Bailey distributes the mail like a faithful office aide should. Top right: How do you get this thing to work?” Middle left: Senior football players. Terry Howell and Joey Pridgen, give a pep talk. Middle right: Smile Sue! Left: You can turn around now Richard.” 72 Top left: Class Officers: Janie Shields — President. Rob Ward — Vice-President. Luanne Guilford —- Secretary. Kim Dean — Treasurer. Top right: Carol Hall — Assistant Paper Editor. Janie Shields — Assistant Yearbook Editor. Jimmy Roy Hendrix — Photographer Middle left: Kim Dean — Junior Beauty. Middle right Junior Beauty Contestants: Sherry Judah. Luanne Guilford. Kim Dean. Susan Hughes. Debra Ketchem. Right: Top Magazine Salesmen James Hathaway. Charlie Skinner. Cherie Ketchum. Lesa Sorrells. Tammy Peacock. JUNIORS HAVE WHAT IT TAKES Eric Anderson Chris Bacon Ronald Bacon Mark Barnes Kim Bonner Scott Boyette Tony Brooks Stephanie Brown Keith Carroll Stephanie Cobb Terri Cochran Kyle Crawford Vincent Darby Roger Davis David Dean Kim Dean Kecia Dillard Delores Edwards Amy Fondren David Gilmore Carla Glover Luanne Guilford Melissa Guilford Rylla Hagans Carol Hall Cindy Hatcher Keith Hatcher James Hathaway Stacy Hawthorne Jimmy Roy Hendrix Susan Hughes Mary Johnson Joyce Jordan Sheila Judah Sherry Judah Debra Ketchem Cherie Ketchum Curt Kelly Craig Kornegay Renea Mauldin Joy McMicken Phil Moseley Angie Peacock Kelly Peacock Tammy Peacock Anthony Pennington Glenda Phillips Sue Ellen Phillips Bob Massey Mark Quick David Riley Teresa Riley Chris Robinson John Wayne Ryals Gail Sauls Jane Scarborough 74 Janie Shields Joel Shields Charlie Skinner Darrell Smith Larry Smith Lesa Sorrells Sherry Sorrells Chris Strickland Vanessa Thomas Mark Thorne Stephen Tindell Malissa Turner Terry Tutor George Ward i Rob Ward Becky Wood Top Left: Juniors show their spirit Top Right: Keith Hatcher does what he likes best. Left: Did he say what I think he said?” Lower Right: Mr. Mendheim talks to the Juniors about magazine sales. 75 SOPHOMORES ARE ON THE MOVE Donna Anderson Kay Adkison Jeff Avery Darren Bailey Brace Barnes Micki Barrett Carol Ann Birdsong 5 f n ? i • rs Helen Birdsong Chris Bottoms Joe Bottoms Todd Brannon Lee Childs Jeffrey Coe Kelly Coe Stephen Coker John Darden Mark Dillard Dean Dowling Greg Dykes Lori Ellenburg Stine Engram Kenny Fondren Vivian Ford Lee Gilman Regina Gilmer Laura Glover Dennis Goodnight Darrell Guilford Tony Hales Janet Hovey Chris Hughes Kevin Jordan Robin Justice David Ketchem Brenda Lamb Eric Littel Frank Lungsford Scott Marsh Sherry McArdle Roger McClellan Shawn McCray Duane Peacock Timothy Pennington John Pollete Gary Purvis Kim Riley Dave Rousseau Sam Roy Amanda Sconiers Lynn Sconyers Jeff Sullivan DeDe Strength Joe Ussery Chris Walker Sam Wesley Tim Wilkerson 76 Top Left There is nothing like a stimulating conversa- Top Right Hey. look! He's gonna take our picture! tion first thing in the morning. Lower Right: Helen Birdsong, Lori Ellenburg and Greg Dykes talk over Lower Left: Dennis Goodnight, Beverly Zorn and Lynn good times. Sconyers agree that it is too early in the morning for English. 77 Class Beauty Contestants: Lynn Sconyers, Robin Justice. Kelly Coe. Beverly Zorn, and Regina Gilmer. Sophomore Class Beauty: Kelly Coe Right: Eugene Hunter and Andy Johnson perform for the GCHS student body. Below: Some Sophomore showing their GCHS Bulldog spirit. 78 FRESHMEN Above: Charles Ward gets some instructions from Coach Tom Carr during a Dog football game. Below left: Class Beauty Contestants: Amy Fondren, Nicole Batchelor. Regina Hendrix. Marsha Price, and Neenie Phillips. Freshmen Class Beauty: Regina Hendrix 79 Larry Amos Bridgett Anderson Renae Baily Nicole Batchelor Renae Battles Carol Bonner Andy Bottoms Laura Bradley Glenda Brown Melanie Butler Ronald Carroll Mike Chavis Julie Clements Sonji Coleman Allyson Crutchfield Deanna Cunningham Cabanis Darby Brian Darrow Otis Dawson Johnny Dean Brian Dixon Melinda Dorriety Paul Dowling Donald Enfinger Rudy Engram Jay Fisher Amy Fondren Craig Fondren Stacy Ford Tracey Floyd Phillip Garvin Tammy Gilley Jeri Goodnight Suellen Hales Lydia Harry Sabrina Hartzog Scott Hatfield Jeff Helms Regina Hendrix Teresa Holloway Andy Hovey Sandy Howell Tony Howell Michael Hughes Eugene Hunter Brenda Hutto Don Jordan Genary Ketchum Randall Kinman Dondee Lee Bobby Light Michelle Mauldin Carmen Morales Deborah Nicholas Petey Palmer Victor Parker FRESHMEN RECEIVE MORE PRIVILEDGES 80 Neenie Phillips James Presley Marsha Price Tim Roach Mark Ryals Bobby Scarbrough Rhonda Shirley Kevin Simmons James Sizemore Jeff Smith Karla Sorrells John Spivey Tracey Stewart Lee Strickland Demetria Taylor Shawn Thompson Tina Thomas Debra Tindell Michele Tucker Billy Ward Charles Ward Travis Watson Stephanie Welch Vickie Williams Joy Wilson Ernie Winthrow Above There is nothing like Recess Above Right 'Would you believe we dress like this every day9'' Over Right Greg Adams makes his move on Sabrina Hartzog and Neenie Phillips 81 EIGHTH GRADERS BECOME MORE INVOLVED Greg Adams Julie Adams Eva Andrews Linda Avery Brant Barnes Derek Bonner Tony Bottoms Stacy Boyette Becky Bradley Valerie Brannon Kim Brooks Amanda Butler Melody Carroll Renee Carroll Craig Culverhouse Mark Cummings Mae Ellen Darden Michael Dorriety Lisa Enfinger Michelle Enfinger Todd Enfinger Sandy Fisher Shane Fowler Patricia Fulford Debbie Galloway Susan Garvin Wanda Grider Becky Guilford Vickie Guyette Barbara Hillman John Hinkle Daisie Mae Holloway Lee Holman Richard Holmes Kim Howell Randy Hughes Stacey Hunter Michael Johnson Linda Kent Laura King Michelda King Steven King Becky Marsh Lynn Meadows Elizabeth Metcalf Tracy Peters Michele Massey Lane Miller Paige Morris Michael Murphy Pinkie Mutry LaRhonda Neal Tammi Palmer Teresa Palmore Cindy Peterson John Phillips 82 Ron Pollard Otis Presley Johnny Paul Ray Wayne Robbins Tina Roy Tammy Ryals Joe Shehee Melissa Shepard Nicole Shields Jarvis Skinner Brenda Smith Tommy Smith Angie Sorrells Sarah Thomas Sheila Tutor Andy Vines Jackie Ward Michelle Walden Sabrina Ward Todd Wesson Amy Whitehead Alecia Yeoman Left: This is the hardest part of my day. Right Here we go. making the long trek back to the high school ” Above Johnny takes it easy. Paul Ray hi Jh SEVENTH GRADERS MAKE IT TO HIGH SCHOOL Lisa Adams Greg Amos Ramonia Anderson Jimmy Andrews Melinda Bailey Linda Birdsong Shelley Bonner Robin Brannon JoAnn Brown Nicole Brown John Bruce Tammy Bryant Brad Burch Vickie Carroll Heather Cavender Mike Collins Kenneth Copeland Rusty Cox Lisa Cunningham Gloria Dubose Neil Dillard Danny Enfinger Kristi Fisher Kim Fondren Suzanne Fondren Tina Fondren Jennifer Font Loretta Graham Lori Gilley Melissa Glover Jeffery Goodnight Dawn Griffin Mike Harry Angela Hatfield Loretta Hathaway Stephanie Hawthorne Melissa Heard Stephen Heflin Alan Hilliard Audie Hinesley Alison Holcomb Sherrie Holder Dennis Howell Mary Ann Howell Melissa Howell Jeanna Hughes Tracey Hunter Jamie Hutto Shaun Joiner Tim Justice Jennifer Ketchem Paula Langford Jennifer McCray Tammy Messick Jody Metcalf Tim Moore Travis Moore Hamilton Morales Darin Moseley Doug Mullins Phoebe Neal Wendy Owen Sharon Pate Mary Pennington Dicky Ready Randy Reese Bobby Register Terry Register James Robinson Bill Shaffer Kim Shaffer Jeff Shields Tammy Simmons Darrin Smith Kelvin Smith Maureen Smith Casey Sorrells Darren Sorrells Joe-Jo Strength Gloria Sullen D'Marc Taylor Neoma Thompson Scott Thorne Peggy Ussery Sheila Walker Otis Ward Tammy White Roy Wilkerson Willy Wilkerson Chris Wilkins Joy Wilson 85 SIXTH GRADERS LOOK TO THE FUTURE Michelle Adams Lachrissa Bass Marice Armstrong Thomas Bottoms Shawn Brown Cindy Carroll Fred Carroll Jody Childs Jon Culverhouse Kelli Dillard Janet Dean David Darden Tim Davis Wayne Dawsey Marritt Dorriety Leisa Dunklin Dewayne Enfinger Christina Enfinger Rubin Engrom Chris Farrar Tammy Floyd David Fondren Jennifer Forehand Christie Graddy Lenore Graham LaShawn Grider Michael Grider Shavonne Grider Donnie Griffin Geoffrey Hales Rachel Hammons Ronald Harris David Hartzog Chad Hendnx Shad Hendrix John Highsmith Derrick Hiiard Feiisa Hiiard James FWman Jockie Hogan Kay Howell J.J. Hughes Tave Hunter Brenda Jerk ns Douglas Martn Greg Mouidrt Done Murphy Tony NAjrphy W«te Mutry Le� gh Peters Scott Peterson Jeff Johnson Ricky Justice Jason Ke� y Warren Kety Damy Kinman 86 Tammy Light Brian Register Danielle Roquerre Eva Rousseau Sabrina Roy Stanley Sammons Kelvin Sconiers Dianne Shepard Mary Smith Theresa Snell Benjie Sorrells Kerry Sorrells Beth Spencer Jennifer Stanton Randy Stanton Jason Strickland Bryan Thomas Austin Turner Dearl Turner Debbie Vickery Becky Vines Daniel Wagner Lynn Waldmg Shannon Wambles Garry Washington Stacey Welch Tony Wilkerson Cathy Williams Jennifer Williams Richard Williams Jody Worthington Left Jason KeBy makes a stop by his locker before returning to class Above Many students look to Mr Lee for guidance 87 FIFTH GRADERS BEGIN TO GROW UP Barbara Adams Chris Alston Andy Anderson Cathy Avery Lisa Batchelor Rebecca Birdsong David Blackmon Delora Bradshaw Timmy Brown Kevin Carroll Kim Carroll Kim Chavis Cecil Cochran Shajuana Coleman Robie Cook Kim Copeland Cheryl Corbin Christy Cummings Steve Darden Kevin Davis Laura Dersy Lois Dubose Chris Enfinger Gary Enfinger Danielle Font Wyatt Ford Colby Galloway Joe Gibson Anthony Glover Amy Goodnight Randi Goodnight Shawn Green Denice Griffith Sectric Guilford Ryan Hales Sherry Harry Michael Hendrix Tracey Herring Joy Hodge Sandra Holder Susan Holder Eric Holloway Gail HoHoway Ronald Hughes Joey Hughes Steven Hughes Ken Hunter Julie Johnson Regina Jones Starr Jordan Jennifer Justice Michele Justice Allen King Karen King David Lamb Tonya Lawson 88 Scott Lee Stanley Loman Juan Martinez Tommy Mauldin Carrie McArdle Scott Metcalf Andy Miller Jason Miller Mary Nowling Jeffrey Outlaw Teresa Palmer Arlo Peacock Mark Peacock Lynn Peterson Carla Pollard Brian Presley Jason Pridgen Angel Quick Angie Peed Lisa Ridgeway Vic Puffin Tommy Sharp Mark Shehee Kenneth Smith Pandy Smith Kim Sailas Tony Smith Carla Snell Michael Snell Starla Snell Christy Stack Shane Stadmg Benetha Thomas Chris Turner Frankie Wambles John Ward Theresa Watson Buddy Williams Rhonda Williams Wonda Williams Marie Wood 89 I FOURTH GRADERS MAKE BIG MOVE UP Jean Adams Lisa Anderson Rusty Banister Tim Batchelor Quintin Bettis Becky Bottoms Greg Bradley Khris Brannon Tony Brokson Tephanie Brooks Clay Burch Chantell Chancey Mary Chidree Derick Copeland Melinda Crawford J.T. Darden Robert Darden Willie Dubose Lee Dykes Tracey Edwards Stimey Engram Laura Fulford Wayland Fulford Dan Gibson Tim Gilley Anthony Green Chris Hampton Jason Helms Erik Hill Larry Hilliard Tarry Hilliard Darius Hogan Jason Hughes Mark Hughes Andy Jackson Jerome Jefferson Milton Johnson Sherry Joiner Jason Ketchem Dewayne Killingsworth Scotty King Debbie Nowling James Lawson Angela Lett Dana Loftin Natasha Matthews Walter Mauldin Lisa Meadows Libby Metcalf Alexander Neal Joel Neal Lamar Neal Debbie Presley Lois Quick Shawn Richardson Sabrina Riggs 90 Edward Robins Lisa Ryals Misty Seay Lance Seibenhener Wade Sharp Deanna Shelton Kimberly Shutes Tonya Simmons Chad Smith Missy Snell Kim Sorrells Ross Strickland Courtney Tucker Jimmy Ussery Jason Wagner Jonathan Wambles Windell Washington Mary Watson Mike Watson Jason Welch Regina Wilkerson James Williams Cristina Winthrow Paul Winthrow Johnathon Wood George Worthington Samantha Worthy THIRD GRADERS READY FOR CHANGE Lee Anderson Angelia Andrews Lloyd Andrews Miranda Armstrong Charlie Blackmon Easaw Acree Lisa Bradshaw Brian Brown Tammy Burnes Cheri Childs Landa Collins John Corbin Phelicia Darden Jessica Dillard Mitch Dowling Jimmy Dykstra Ricky Edwards Jennifer Fondren Shelton Gilley Alex Graddy Wade Green Terrance Grider Wayne Griffen Matthew Griffin Reed Hales Marcus Harris Vicki Hatfield Diedra Henderson Brandon Hendrix David Highsmith Patricia Hillman Jeffrey Hogan Kevin Howell Wendy Howell Dell Hughes Darian Hunter Irish Johnson Marla Johnson Tiffany Jordan Anna Kelly Chris Kelly Ronnie King Michele Langford Tori Lee Mikey Leger Grace Lett Marsha Maddox Chris Martin Fred McCrimmon Lawanda McDonald Vanessa Miro DeeAnn Mullins Joseph Neal Starla Neal Betty Sue Nowling Tracy Outlaw 92 Amanda Parker Craig Peterson Kelly Pollard Chad Purvis Chad Reynolds Pam Richardson Chad Ridgeway Author Riggs Clay Riley Jimmy Sammons Shirley Simmons Brad Smith Tina Smith Holly Sorrells Jeremy Sullivan Burke Thomas Brett Tucker Joey Tucker Steve Turner Mitchell Vickers Bennie Jo Vines Cindy Wambles Frederic Ward Freda White Jonathan Yeomans Nora Jean Wood SECOND GRADERS ARE MORE INDEPENDENT Wayne Anderson Breanna Aplm Benjamin Avery Richie Bass Albert Bettis Danielle Bottoms Heather Bottoms Niki Brannon Sabrina Carroll Melissa Cook Brian Cummings James Dubose Laurie Dubose Randy Engfam J.J Farabee Amy Farris Brandy Glover Dell Green Jason Griffin Channon Grooms Jack Hallford Misty Hatfield Amanda Heflin Casey Henderson Carla Hicks Michele Hilliard Stacey Holland Brandy Holt Jennifer Howell Jonathon Howell James Hunter Melinda Kearse Tom Kelly April Kennedy Dewane Kilpatrick Misty Kimbro Monty King Shannon King Lori McLaney Greg Miller Joey Miller Debbie Neal Wesley Peacock Felisa Presley Mitchell Reid Ben Sanders John Sanders Kelly Shehee Jamie Smith Becky Sorrells Dennie Teal Allison Wagner Christine Walker Angela Wambles Jaime Waters Tonya Williams 94 Above Left Friends always help each other. Below Left Richie Bass. Monty King. Shannon King, and Johnathon Howell enpy being together Above Right Jeremy Whitaker looks as if he has had a long night Below Right It's lonely at the top Trintina Williams Sherry Windsor Derek Wise Jeremy Whitaker FIRST GRADERS ENJOY LEARNING Marie Anderson Tina Abbie Denice Acre Tara Armstrong Nikki Banister Benji Blakeney Amy Bottoms Justin Brannon Richard Brannon Summer Butler Jerimy Byrd Tommy Cade Fred Collins Eric Coleman Shawn Coleman Corey Culverhouse Chalette Davis Jeff Davis Daniel Dean Gail Dennard Nicole Dixon John Dubose Annie Sue Duncan Jason Dykstra Jerry Dykstra Rachel Edwards Elizabeth Enfinger Melissa Fisher Charlie Fitch Christy Foxworth Timika Glover Zack Graham Joshua Griffith Angela Guariglia Jannie Haynes Candy Herring Nigel Hill Kristina Holder Regina Holloway Rodney Hunter Greg Johnson Toni Johnson Melissa Jordan Kevin King Kenneth Knowles Jason Langford Michael Langford J B Lawson Makisha Lawson Jeremy Lee Adam McClenny Matt Martin Sherry Mauldin Tonya Metcalf Christy Morales Carrie Nolin 96 Chris Odom Michella Outlaw Georg© Presley Leroy Preyer Melissa Quick Roger Ready Treva Reese Nakeisha Reid Ricky Rodriques Zachary Showers Karen Smith Darene Snell Heather Snell Chad Sorrells Amanda Stanton Shannon Stephens Dawn Tate Shamus Tolver Bobbie Jo Walker Sabrina Ward Susie Watson Jody Welch Belinda Wilkerson Joni Willbark Above Left: Tara Armstrong likes color crayons and pretty pictures. Lower Left Now how do we get on? Above Right: Boy. this book is exciting! KINDERGARTENERS LEARN ABOUT FRIENDSHIP LaKisha Armstrong Billy Bolden Jarrod Brandon Nathan Brannon Summer Brannon Jennifer Bright Chris Brown Amy Carr Donald Carroll Dennis Carter Willie Copeland Jerome Darden Phillip Durant Cory Fillingim Lori Forehand Duane Fuller Lisa Goodnight Joey Graddy Tosha Grider Jerry Scott Hales Joanna Hatcher Grant Hendrix Ashlee Hicks Crystie Hicks Sabrina Hillman Leslie Hughes Josh Justice Heather Kinman Kevin Knowles Lekisa Lee April Leger Clint Loftin Raegan Matheny Chris Miller Jeremy Moring Christina Palmore Andrae Parker Curtis Parker Lee Peterson Virgina Lee Reid Lee Rhodes Jermane Riggs Jeffrey Sanders Daxley Seay Richie Shehee Josh Shields Dana Stephens Ryan Stewart Chad Wambles Tabatha Wambles B.J Waters Melissa Watson Kevin Williams Lester Williams Shanta Williams David Wise 98 Jamie Williams Jamie Winthrow Robin Wood HANDICAPPED CLASS 99 LIGHTS! CAMERA! ACTION GCHS FACULTY LEADS AND INSPIRES Imogene Bailey — Third grade Trudy Banister — Science Lance Bedsole — Learning Disabilities Ricky Bennett — P.E., Science t Sarah Black — Guidance Counselor Ronny Blackstock — Guidance Counselor, Driver's Education Deborah Bowman — High School Special Education Elizabeth Brannon — English Ann Burch — Science Kathryn Byrd — Fifth grade Meredith Capshaw — English Tom Carr — Social Studies, Coach Joan Chancy — First grade J.D. Chesteen — History 103 Carolyn Coleman — English Wanda Crawford — Third grade Paula Crews — Middle School Special Education Merrie Curenton — Learning Disabilities Laura Dix — Fourth grade Annette Downing — Math Sara Dyess — Librarian Norma Galloway — P.E., Coach Martha Grider — Elementary Special Education Judy Harris — Special Education Sarah Hatcher — Sixth grade Stacy Hatcher — Vocational Agriculture Margaret Hendrix — Sixth grade Barbara Howell — English. Journalism Janet Hughes — First grade Gail Justice — Fourth grade 104 Beatrice Kelley — Handicapped Class Betty Kelly — First grade Jean Kennedy — Kindergarten Dannelly Martin — Music Loudean Martin — Kindergarten Peggy Miller — Home Economics Karen Peters — Business Annette Phillips — English Annie Lee Riley — Second grade Judy Rousseau — Fourth grade 105 Miriam Ryland — Business Nick Sauls — Math Sarah Shoemaker — Sixth Grade Vicki Smith — Kindergarten Perry Stinson — History, Coach Marjorie Strickland — Kindergarten Judy Taylor — Home Economics Grace Thomas — Fifth Grade Maureen Thomley — Second Grade Dorethia Webb — Secona Grade Linda Whitaker — Sixth Grade Mike Yarbrough — P.E., Coach N 'f 106 SUPPORT PERSONNEL Kathy Bradley — Library Aide Onyx Brown — Kindergarten Aide Martha Crawford — Secretary Angie Lee — Kindergarten Aide Jean Lowery — Handicap Aide Pauline Spivey — Handicap Aide GCHS SUPPORT PERSONNEL Top left: Bus Drivers: J.W. Hamm. Marie Armstrong. Bea Spann. Carlise Moss. Lloyd Moss. Joyce Walker. Joan Fowler. Annie Williams, Gwen Bass. William Birdsong. Darrell Duncan. Frankie Word. Marrell Sconiers. Middle left High School Lunchroom Ladies: Marie Watson. Mary Helms. Mar-tiel White. Louise Sullivan. Betty Pel- ham. and Joyce Walker. Below Elementary Lunchroom Ladies Elfreida Hughes — Asst Manager. Geraldine Brown. Ruth Tindell. Jean Euford. Jolene Carpenter, and Marie Wood. M VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Right: Varsity Cheerleaders: Sue Ellen Phillips, Kim Dean — Captain, Janie Shields, Sue Ryals — Co-Captain, Angie Peacock, Kelly Coe, Tami Spivey, and Lynn Sconyers. no 1983 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Above: Regina Hendrix, Sabrina Hartzog, Dondee Lee — Co-Cap-tain, Karla Sorrells, Laura Bradley, Deanna Cunningham, Tina Thomas — Captain, and Neenie Phillips. 112 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Front row: Greg Adams, Derek Bonner, Randy Hughes, Tracy Floyd, Don Anderson, Mark Ryals, Jeff Smith. Second row: Andy Hovey, John Spivey, Craig Fondren, Kevin Simmons, Alan Hilliard, Jay Fisher. Third row: Cabinis Darby, Charles Ward, Ronald Carroll, Stacy Ford, Don Jordan. Fourth row: Mike Yarbrough — Coach, Stacy Boyette. 113 The Odds Were Against Them, But The 'Dogs Didn't Quit The odds were against them from the very beginning, but the GCHS Bulldogs faced all ten opponents and battled away until the final gun. They were rewarded with a winless season. Strength and experience were gained with each loss. But in spite of the results of the football season, the Bulldogs are still the pride of GCHS. Team members: Ricky Bennett — Assistant Coach. Chris Hughes. Mark Ryals. Kevin Jordan, Billy Ward. Don Anderson. Anthony Pennington. Tracey Floyd. Charles Ward. Duane Peacock, Jeff Smith. Mike Yarbrough — Assistant Coach Second row Stacy Hawthorne. Craig Fondren. Dave Rousseau. Rob Ward. Scott Boyette. David Riley. Jeff Sullivan. Jimmy Roy Hendrix. Chris Walker. Terry Howell. Sam Roy. Joey Pridgen Third row Larry Smith. Cabanis Darby. Victor Parker. Stephen Tindell. David Ketchum. Tim Holman. Kenny Fondren. Tony Hales. Stacey Ford, Timothy Pennington. Terry Reynolds. Craig Kornegay. Frank Lunsford. Jerome Hendrix. Tom Carr — Coach. 115 Terry Howell Captain. Most Valuable Player Jerome Hendrix Captain, Most Valuable Offensive Lineman (Tie) Joey Pridgen Most Valuable Offensive Lineman (Tie) David Ketchem Most Valuable Defensive Lineman, All County Team Charles Ward Most Valuable Defensive Back Kim Dean Katrina Byrd Spirit Award Kenny Fondren Grady Hughes Award John Darden (Not Pictured) Most Valuable Offensive Back 117 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Above Team members: Perry Stinson — Coach. Lamar Seibenhener. Roger Dawson. David Ketchem. Marvin Cavender, Greg Bryant. Ben Neal. Tony Hales, and Richard Anderson. V Basketball Schedule Nov. 29 Dale County Dec. 1 Abbeville Dec. 5 Rehobeth Dec. 13 Columbia Dec 16 Headland Jan. 3 Slocomb Jan. 6 Ashford Jan. 17 Dale County Jan. 20 Cottonwood Jan. 24 Abbeville Jan. 26 Geneva Jan. 27 Rehobeth Jan. 31 Columbia Feb. 3 Headland Feb 7 Slocomb Feb. 10 Ashford Feb. 14 Geneva Feb 17 Cottonwood 119 Above: Team Members: John Darden, Anthony Pennington, Kevin Jordan. Back Row: Perry Stinson — Coach, Craig Kornegay, Timothy Pennington, Shawn McCray, and Frank Lunsford. Basketball Schedule Nov. 29 Dale County Dec. 1 Abbeville Dec. 5 Rehobeth Dec. 13 Columbia Dec. 16 Headland Jan. 3 Slocomb Jan. 6 Ashford Jan. 17 Dale County Jan. 20 Cottonwood Jan. 24 Abbeville Jan. 26 Geneba Jan. 27 Rehobeth Jan. 31 Columbia Feb. 3 Headland Feb. 7 Slocomb Feb. 10 Ashford Feb. 14 Geneva Feb. 17 Cottonwood 120 JR. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Back row: Mike Yarborough — Coach, Ronald Carroll, Kenneth Copeland, Allen Hilliard. Front row: D'Marc Taylor, Don Jordan, Otis Ward. BASKETBALL ACTION r A Above: A highlight of the Hartford-Ashford game. Above right: Jump Ball! Right: Greg Bryant and Lamar Seibenhener warm up before a game. Below: Excitement is felt by the players on the bench. Below right: Richard Anderson shoots for the Dogs. BASKETBALL (CONT.) VOLLEYBALL TEAM VOLLEYS A 6-4 SEASON Volleyball Schedule Sept. 13 Samson Sept. 20 Geneva Sept. 21 Rehobeth Sept. 26 Slocomb Sept 27 New Brockton Sept. 28 Dale County Oct. 4 Samson Oct. 5 Slocomb Oct. 11 New Brockton Oct. 12 Geneva Oct. 19 Area Tournament Team members: Vivian Ford, Sandra Hatfield, Tracy Helms, Sherry Sammons, Sue Ryals, Era Boykins, Joyce Jordan, Kecia Dillard, and Sherry Judah. Not pictured is Norma Galloway — Coach 1983 GCHS BASEBALL TEAM Team members: Front row: Stacy Senn. Jerry Sorrells, Gary Brown, Anderson Fulford, Ron Adams. Back row: Scott Boyette, Randy Enfinger, Joey Pridgen, Chuck Hartzog, Bobby Owen, Keith Hatcher, and Ricky Bennett — Coach. no {----------------------------------------------- 1983 Baseball Schedule April 4 Daleville April 5 Cottonwood April 8 Geneva April 11 Bethlehem April 12 Rehobeth April 13 Bethlehem April 15 Slocomb April 18 Daleville April 19 Houston County April 22 Cottonwood April 26 Dale County April 30 Daleville v_____________________________________ 131 FALCON MIDGET AND PEEWEES Midgets: Front row: Deanna Shelton, Tina Williams, Michele Hilliard, April Kennedy. Lois Quick. Abby Bottoms. Briana Aplin. Lori McLaney. Danielle Bottoms. Heather Bottoms. Cindy Wambles, not shown Ginger Fulford — Sponsor. Second row: Lee Dykes. Scott Metcalf. John Ward. Terrance Grider, David Highsmith. Chris Turner. Chris Kelly. Scott Wambles. Third row: Bubba Sorrells, Tim Brown, Mark Hughes. Bryan Register. Frankie Wambles. Jonathan Wood, Brian Preseley. Chris Hampton. Back row: Tarry Hilliard. Steve Darden, John Highsmith, Carl Clark, James Lawson. Chad Ridgeway. Coahes Terry Sorrells and Kerry Farrar. PeeWees Front row Danielle Font. Courtney Tucker. Randi Goodnight, Kim Carrol. Tesa Tucker, Tonya Simmons. Laura Fulford. Sherry Harry. Lisa Hilliard, not shown Lottie Bottoms — Sponsor. Football players Kneeling: Austin Turner, Scott Thorne. Jeffery Goodnight, Douglas Martin. Darren Sorrells. Derrie Copeland. Mike Harry Standing Tracey Wood. Sammy Robins. Chris Farrar. Dearl Turner. JoeJo Strength. Hamilton Morales. Edward Copeland. Coaches Don Aplin. Kerry Farrar. Terry Sorrells, and Don Thorne This Page Is Sponsored By HARTFORD AMOCO 8c CLOUSE OIL COMPANY 132 COWBOY MIDGET AND PEE WEES Midgets First row: Kim Sorrells. Kimberlee Shutes. Dell Hughes. Tori Lee. Amy Carr. Scarlett Butler. Anna Maria Kelly. Kelly Pollard. Cheri Childs. Missy Snell. Second row: Sherry Joiner. Clay Burch. Jeremy Sullivan. Chad Smith. Joey Miller. Brad Smith. James Williams. John Corbin. Jr.. Joey Tucker. Walter Mauldin, Anthony Green. Dana Loftin. Third row: Kris Brannon. Brandon Hendrix. Buddy Williams. Jason Kelly. Jody Childs. Fredrick Ward. Chris Enfinger. Andy Jackson, Darian Hunter. Andrew Miller. Tracy Edwards. Natasha Matthews Fourth row: Jim Butler. Patsy Butler. R.T. Carrol. Pee Wees First row: Michele Justice. Theresa Watson. Eva Rousseau. LaChrissa Bass. Kim Sallas, Leslie Hughes. Janet Dean. Melissa Watson. Lynn Peterson. Marice Armstrong. Carla Pollard. Angela Reed. Jennifer Justice. Second row: Shaun Joiner. Warren Kelly. Ricky Justice. Greg Mauldin. Ronald Harris, Richard Williams. Geoffrey Hales. Allen Sullivan. Brad Burch. Fred Carroll. Donnie Griffin. J.J. Hughes Third row: Duane Battles. Kenneth Hales Sponsored By: BRANNON WELCH SPREADER SERVICE W© Have A PH Machine That Gives You Your PH The Same Day As Soil Sample. Fertilizer. Lime, Dolemite. Any Time Of The Year. PHONE 588-3776 Day Or Night (-------------------------------------------------------- Those Crazy Days At GCHS 134 VOCATIONAL Home Economics and Agriculture are the two divisions in the vocational department at GCHS. 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 advanced Ag courses. Students, also have the opportunity to attend the County Vocational School in Slocomb to participate in the actual process of vocational training. Masonry. Carpentry, and Clothing Production are among the courses available at the Vocational School. Some GCHS students, during their junior and senior years are part of the Co-op Job Training Program. The last half of each school day is spent with businesses teaching on the job training. HISTORY History courses consist of both required and elective studies. World History. World Geography, U.S. Geography, and Current Events are among the electives. General History. Civics, and Alabama History are the required history courses during junior high. Juniors must take U.S. History and Seniors must take American Government and Economics. PHYSICAL EDUCATION In Physical Education, a student has the opportunity to enjoy himself in various activities as well as to improve his physical fitness and health. A wide variety of sports, exercises, and courses in physical care are taught. Attitudes of good sportsmanship are also developed. MATH For students who wish to further their knowledge of number systems, and for those who wish to improve their reasoning power. Algebra I. Algebra II. Geometry, and Trigonomety are offered. Courses in General Math, Consumer Math, and Business Math are available. SCIENCE Advanced courses in Science offered to Senior High students are Biology I. Biology II. and Chemistry. Seventh and eighth graders are required to take a general Science course each year. To ninth graders. General Science or Biology I is optional. - 2 ENGLISH JOURNALISM DRIVER’S EDUCATION One© a student reaches high school. 'English becomes a more complicated course. Spelling, Vocabulary, and Literature are worked into one time block English is a required course and must be passed at all levels before a student is eligible for graduation. Production of the school newspaper, yearbook, and the selling of concessions are functions of the Journalism Class at GCHS. Before becoming a member of the J-Room. a Student must be teacher approved. Once accepted, a member takes on great responsibility in helping the class to run efficiently. Driver's Education at GCHS consists of one six weeks of classroom instruction and two six weeks of actual driving. Once a requirement. Driver's Ed is now an elective to Sophomores who have a driving permit Students are taught how to drive safely in preparation for the actual driver's license test. MUSIC Certain music courses are offered at GCHS in which a student may learn the fundamentals of music without being involved in the actual playing of an instrument In addition to Music Appreciation and Music Theory, high school students wanting to piay an instrument may participate in the GCHS marching and concert bands The major roles of these bands are performing at half-time, presenting concerts, and competing in marching and musical contests BUSINESS Business Exploration. B.O.E.I.. and B.O.E. II are electives offered at GCHS. With the addition of the Model TRS — 80 computer and six student stations. Word Processing is now offered as a business course In Word Processing. Students are taught the basic fundamentals of operating a computer, such as loading the computer and saving a document. — THE FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Comer Of East Mill Street And South Third Avenue Hartford, Alabama HARTFORD BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor Ralph Brannon Minister Of Music Mr. Ray Warren 105 East Burch Street Hartford, Alabama 588-2324 The Youth Division Congratulates Our 1984 Seniors J f--------------------------- FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Congratulations Seniors! Sherry Sammons, Sherri Simmons, Tracy Helms, Cynthia Yeomans Pastor Nolan Lee 506 West Birch Street Harttord, Alabama Phone: 588-3469 SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH Marty Wright, Sandra Hattield, Sue Ryals, Jeff Lindsey Pastor J. Robert McMicken V___________________________________________________________ 142 SARDIS METHODIST CHURCH Members: Debra Ketchem, David Ketchem, Craig Culverhouse, Melanie Butler, Becky Bradley, Laura Bradley, Jennifer Ketchem, Tracey Stewart, Amanda Butler, Angie Peacock. 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And Circuit Clerk Geneva County PRICE'S TRADING POST Phone: 684-2576 Route 1 Box 231 Geneva Alabama f FURNITURE PATRICIA LANES RESTAURANT SOUTH Largest Furniture Showroom In The Wiregrass 2816 Highway 231 North 24 Brunswick A-2 Lanes Visit Our Complete Pro Shop Dothan, Alabama For Equipment Accessories Free Bowling — Instructions 36303 Restaurant Inside Owners: 694-6636 Dan Chandler 2208 Ross Clark Circle SE And Open 7 Days 5:30 AM Until Carl Brackin Sundays From Noon REDMOND'S SEAFOOD Best Seafood Around 2302 Hodgesville Road Dothan, Alabama Phone: 794-0783 V. Specialization In Men's Hairpieces Closed On Monday WOODLAND SEBRING Professional Hair Designing Experts Kenneth Bagwell Jerry Starling Lafayette Dickerson Phone: 205-794-7815 1002 W. Woodland Dothan Alabama 36302 MODERN BEAUTY SALON Our Stylists Are Trained In The Latest Techniques Of Hair Styling For The Entire Family Owner — Stylist: Jane Lozon Peterman Open: Tues.-Sat. 793-7364 --------------------- Compliments Of The Famous DOBB'S BAR-B-QUE Same Location For 35 Years Highway 231 South Dothan, Alabama 36301 COMMUNICATIONS SPECIALISTS, INC. Bobby Cobb And James Buie Featuring: E.F. Johnson Mobile Communications For Industry Business Or Farm Sales And Installations 2-Way Radios • Scanners • Industrial Intercom • Antenna And Tower Complete Mobile And Hand Held Portable Telephones Sales — Leases — Installation — Service Also Area-Wide Beeper Paging Service Areas Served: Dothan. Enterprise Ozark And Abbeville Dothan Alabama 163 Compliments Of THE CLASS OF 1985 P 164 A LOVING TRIBUTE TO ONE OF OUR OWN Varsity Cheerleaders I'll lend you for a time a child ' ? nine, He said, For you to love the while she lives and mourn for when she's dead. It may be six or seven years, or only two or three, But will you, till I call her back, take care of her for me? She'll bring her charms to gladden you and should her stay be brief, You’ll have her lovely memories as solace for your grief. I cannot promise she will stay, since all from earth return, but there are lessons taught down there I want this child to learn. I've looked this wide world over in search for teachers true, And from the throngs that crown life's love, I have selected you! Now will you give her all your love, Nor think the labor vain, Nor hate me when X come to take her back again? I fancied that 1 heard them say9 'Dear Lord, thy will be done, 'Por all the joys the child will bring, the risk of grief we'll run'. We'll shelter her with tenderness we'll love her while we may, And for the happiness we've knows forever grateful stay. But should the angels call for her much sooner than we've planned We'll brave the bitter grief that comes, and try to understand. The Geneva County High School Varsity Cheerleaders of 1983-84 would like to dedicate this page in honor of Katrina Byrd, a member of the 1982-83 squad. Vivacious, energetic, spirited, happy-go-lucky, and school minded are the terms one often learn about a cheerleader. These are the life traits that typified Katrina. Geneva County High was a special place to her and the Bulldogs and Friday nights were the time for her to display this love and pride that she felt for her school. 165 Compliments Of Randy Shields Tom's Toasted Peanuts Potato Chips Delicious And Candies Peanut Butter Sandwiches DIXIE SNAX, INC. Family 117 South Gates Rd. P.O. Box 116 Dothan, Alabama 36301 TOTAL LOOK Compliments Of BEAUTY | SALON POLLARD MILLING CO. For You Who Demand The Best In Complete Hair Care For Male And Female Owners: Stylists: Perry, Ann, Tish, Jimmy Becky And Donna, Cindy, Bonnie, Tony Pollard Jeanette Telephone: 793-1285 Route 2 Hartford, Alabama Wilbro Shopping Center Suite 8 Dothan, AL 36303 167 r Compliments Of GENEVA COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD James Reeder — Superintendent, Board Members: Ron Sorrells, Helen Trampe, Harold Sconyers, Archie Fondren, James L. Helms. Compliments Compliments Of Of OUTLAW HARTFORD FARMS QUARTERBACK INC. CLUB Visa 9 Hartford, Alabama 168 WIREGRASS WELDING REPAIR UNITED FARMS Coast To Coast Advertising Since 1925 Office Phone: 588-3124 588-3081 Danny Fulford Tom Worthy lA Mile W. 4-Way Stop Hartford Alabama Owner: Al Shoemaker Broker Res. 588-2481 Associate Res. 588-2108 PJ'S LIMITED Northside Mall y 169 r Compliments Of RICK WHARTON SCONYERS INSURANCE Sales Representative At AGENCY WILLIAMS PONTIAC ikUnSi CADILLAC INC. PONTIAC „ V Harold L. Sconyers Business Phone: 794-8511 106 Commerce St. Geneva, Alabama PRIDGEN 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, And Custom Drapes 1116 W. Maple Ave. Owner: Drewey Pridgen P.O. Box 395 Geneva, Alabama Phone: 684-3442 _______________________________________________________________________________ 170 BOOSTERS HARTFORD FARM 8c B.C. MOORE'S AND SONS GARDEN CENTER Geneva, Alabama Hartford, Alabama TED'S JEWELERS COTTON STATES INSURANCE Dothan, Alabama Slocomb, Alabama MARTIN SHOES Dothan, Alabama L M MARKET Geneva, Alabama PEACOCK AUTO PARTS Slocomb, Alabama The GCHS Journalism Class Would Like To Thank The Merchants Of Hartford, Slocomb, Dothan, and Geneva For Continuing To Support And Advertise In The GECORALA. 171 r -------------------------------------- A FEW PARTING SHOTS Guess How We Did This!?! During the course of day to day school life, an economical and, shall we say, unique discovery was made by school photographer Lamar Seibenhener. He found by using a roll of film a second time, one is able to get twice the picture for half the cost! Observe closely the ten pictures on this page. 172 mJ f