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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1985 volume:

CECORALA mm countv high HARTFORD, ALABAMA UOLUME 40 %• Above left-. Chad Purvis has found a very special friend. Above- Mark Peacock learns that some work in school is not educational. Right Mrs. Kennedy receives an apple from Heather Vickers. Kindergarten is the first step on which we stand for the basis of our future. In this time, we learn the value of friendship as well as the ABC's. Learning to share and being a part of a group are equally important. During the elementary years, the process becomes harder, yet we still find the time to gain the knowledge of friendship, trust, and loyalty . . 2 0 Above. An addition was added for the junior high this summer. Top right: Gail Sauls gets a new hair-dol Bottom right: This says it all! In high school, we move a step closer to Friday night football games, friends, wanting to be a cheerleader and not making it. band practice, primping in class, studying during recess, practical jokes. English class, receiving class rings, graduation, standing in line at the concession stand. Monday morning blues, that special someone. Christmas holidays. messy lockers, social studies projects, being tardy, walking to the gym. and all those other times that make high school life a special time. HOME OF THE DOGS 6 8 As we get older, we move a step closer to all our dreams. The friendships we make, the achievements that are grasped and the opportunities of the future drive us on toward new horizons. Graduation, once reached, is only the beginning for Seniors. College. marriage and jobs eventually move us into a full circle when our children begin to move toward their dreams. Jtf MSMOKV In 1984, this school suffered the loss of two important people: Nick Sauls, a faculty member, and Shane Stading, a fifth grade student. Each in his own way contributed greatly to the morale and the education of G.C.H.S. students. Always willing to help in any way, they were both an inspiration to us all. Mr. Sauls, with his keen desire that all students do their best in math skills, devoted much time in drilling basic math concepts. His love and concern for his students were examples of his dedication to education, as well as. concern for each student's personal development. Shane's bright smile, cheerful attitude, and determined spirit were his legacy to all who knew him. His understanding of what 'real' living is, no matter how short one’s life span may be. well surpassed his years. Both taught us courage in their respective battles against cancer and leukemia. Their presence will be missed, but what they gave to us will always be treasured. Arlie Nickerson Sauls, Jr. (Feb. 22. 1929 Mar. 12. 1984) (Dec. 15. 1973-July 10. 1984) 12 CM SZSP ecosen zo. . SZUD8MZ cm and ACZJVJZJSS i 13 14 A beating rhythm poured out of the speakers as couples swayed back and forth to the music. Prom Nite '84. UP WHERE WE BELONG , had start-1 ed. This was an enchanted evening, when jeans, sneakers, and button-down oxfords were discarded in favor of rented tuxs, high heels and petticoats. The Lakelodge in Fort Rucker served as a lovely setting for the prom. Mike tzell of Q-97 supplied the music for a night to remember!!! PKOM eONZJMS'D ... UK. MJSS MA AjCjCVSOW C UK. MJSS MOMS QWKJA SUZjCSM cjzzcs mjss HA KZJOK'D SUMMSK MZjCSK azzcs mjss MOMS CMKJSZm WAZKSK ejwjszMAs Queers QAJC SAMS AN® SMSKA PA KKSK Miss Christmas Queen — Gail Sauls and Little Miss Christmas Carol — SHera Parker 1 There is one week out of the ten weeks of football season that seems to stand out. Students show more pride in being a 'Dog. Excitement grips the air as the preparations begin. It is HOMECOMING. Homecoming is special. It is a time for decorating homeroom doors, floats, cars, the dance and to show school spirit. Seniors start to realize that this is the last time that they can really participate in the festivities and preparations for the game. Purple and gold crepe paper, poster paper and magic markers are bought by the dozens. Corsages are ordered and the week begins. MISS HOMECOMING LUANNE GUILFORD On Oct. 5, 1984, Luanne Guilford was named Miss Homecoming 1984-85. Sponsored by Larry Smith, she was selected by fellow students in the tenth, eleventh, and twelth grades. Luanne was crowned by Jimmy Roy Hendrix, president of the student body, in the pregame activities. Among other things, Luanne serves as head majorette. 21 SENIOR ATTENDANT: Debra Ketchem Escorted by Jimmy Roy Hendrix JUNIOR ATTENDANT: Kelly Coe Escorted by Tony Hales SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT: Neenie Phillips Escorted by Kenny Fondren JUNIOR HIGH ATTENDANT. Tammy Ryals Escorted by Joe Shehee MIDDLE SCHOOL A TTENDANT: Jennifer Fondren Escorted by Jeremy Sullivan ELEMENTARY ATTENDANT. Heather Bottoms Escorted by Jeremy Whitaker 22 SENIOR CANDIDATE: Susan Hughes Escorted by Stephen Tindell JUNIOR CANDIDA TE: Lynn Scon- yers Escorted by Dave Rousseau SENIOR CANDIDATE: Sue Ellen Phillips Escorted by Stacy Hawthorne SOPHOMORE CANDIDATE: Marsha Price Escorted by Rob Ward SENIOR CANDIDATE: Angie Peacock Escorted by Scott Boyette MISS HOMECOMING Luanne Guilford MOMSCOMJM 1984-85 ZM£ PAKAM ... Top right! Little Miss Hartford. Summer Butler, rides in the parade during her reign. Top left. Miss Downing's homeroom won l$t place in the annual door decoration contest making it the third year that these students have won the contest. Middle right! Sue Ellen Phillips and Stacy Hawthorne show school pride. Lower left: Senior Candidate Angie Peacock with escort Scott Boyette Amid a year that brought about many changes, doubt hung in the air about an early dismissal from school for the Homecoming parade. A special meeting of the Student Council was held to discuss the situation. Mr. Whitaker informed the Student Council that they had to vote whether to hold the parade after school or dismiss before lunch and make up the half day during Easter holidays. The vote was unanimous. The parade was to be held during school. Tradition lives on! 24 ZMB QAMS The homecoming game was a mark which showed another year had past. As time progresses, the faces at this special event will be replaced: however, this night will always be a cherished memory to those who have attended a GCHS homecoming game. On Friday, October 5,1984, the long awaited rivalry reached its culmination, as the GCHS Bulldogs faced the Geneva Panthers. Though the 'Dawgs were shut out, 21-0, our heads as well as our spirits remained high. Thus ended Homecoming ’84-85’. Top left: Homecoming Court 1984-85. Middle left: The coaches silently observe the Geneva win. Bottom left: The GCHS Marching Band in action!! Top right: Hey Kim. what do we do now? Bottom right: Quarterback David Ketchem calls an audible at the line of scrimage! Kim Dean Luanne Guilford Susan Hughes Sherry Judah Debra Ketchem B E A U T I E S Kelly Coe Regina Gilmer Robin Justice Lynn Sconyers Beverly Zorn Nicole Batchelor Amy Fondren Regina Hendrix Neenie Phillips Marsha Price S o p H O M O R E F R E S H VI A N 27 STUDENT COUNCIL Jimmy Roy Hendrix — President, Dave Rousseau — Vice President, Karla Sorrells — Secretary. First row — Jimmy Roy Hendrix, Dave Rousseau, Karla Sorrells. Second row — Glenda Phillips. Nicole Batchelor, Gail Sauls, Janie Shields, Dondee Lee, Rob Ward, Scott Boyette. Third Row — Carol Ann Birdsong, Kelly Coe, Eric Anderson. Fourth Row — Amanda Butler. Luanne Guilford, Michelle Walden, Lane Miller. SERVICE CLUB Sitting — Kim Dean, Glenda Phillips — President, Lesa Sorrells. Standing — Jimmy Roy Hendrix, Lynn Scon-yers, Greg Dykes, Gail Sauls, David Gilmore, Dave Rousseau. Janie Shields, Luanne Guilford. Eric Anderson, Kim Bonner. Larry Smith. Debra Ketchem, Terry Tutor, Carol Hall, Sherry Sorrells. SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS, BANDSMEN, CHEERLEADERS Sitting — Luanne Guilford. Angie Peacock, Gail Sauls. Kim Bonner, Jimmy Roy Hendrix. Rob Ward. Standing — Kelly Peacock, Keith Hatcher. Susan Hughes. Kim Dean, Teresa Riley. Becky Wood, Larry Smith, Stacy Hawthorne, Scott Boyette, Tammy Peacock. 29 3° TOP LEFT: GCHS Marching Bulldog Band shows off that DAWG PRIDE at a Friday night ballgame! Band Officers: Marsha Price — Lieutenant. Keith Hatcher — Band Captain. Regina Gilmer — Secretary, and James Sizemore — Transportation Officer, not shown. GCHS Colorguard: Front row: Kim Bonner — Captain, and Becky Marsh — Co-Captain. Second row: Stephanie Hawthorne, Kristi Fisher, Renee Carroll, Ellen Darden, Jennifer McCray, and Sabrina Ward. Back row: Tracey Hunter, Mary Pennington. Lee Childs, Gloria Sullen, Paula Langford, LaR-honda Neal, and Sandy Fisher. _________________________________________________________________________________________—____ Band Has SUPERior” Season ■■ The 1984-85 Geneva County High School Marching Band took the field of competition at three local marching contests: Daleville, Troy, and Enterprise. They returned home with trophies, plaques, and medals in honor of their performances. The band, marching to the musical selections Off the Line , My Favorite Things”, On Broadway , and If , first attended the Daleville Invitational Marching Contest where the drum majorette, majorettes, drum line, and band received superior ratings. An excellent rating was awarded to the GCHS colorguard. After several long weeks of practice, the band traveled to their second contest at Troy University. All Units of the band were rated superior. To close the 1984 marching season, the GCHS band traveled to one last contest at Enterprise High School. Once again superior ratings were awarded to the drum majorette, majorettes, and drum line, with excellent ratings going to the colorguard and band. In addition to competing in contests, the GCHS Marching Band performed a halftime show at all ballgames, marched in the Homecoming Parade and Peanut Festival Parade, and sponsored its own marching contest during the Peanut Festival week in Dothan. The band was once again recognized for its superiority and was awarded a second place trophy and monetary award of $300 in the Saturday Peanut Festival Parade. Dannelly Martin, band director, is in his third year at GCHS. Under his direction, the band has continued to grow in size and has increased its number of awards since he first came in 1982. Top: left to right: Becky Marsh — color-guard co-captain, Kim Bonner — color-guard captain. Gail Sauls — Drum Majorette, Luanne Guilford — Head Majorette, and Keith Hatcher — Band Captain display the trophies and medals received during the season for the band's SUPERIOR” ratings. Majorettes: Tammy Peacock, Susan Hughes, Luanne Guilford — Head Majorette, Kelli Peacock, and Allyson Crutchfield. Percussion: Front row: Lee Gilman, Greg Adams, Keith Hatcher — Section Leader. Jeffrey Coe, and Greg Amos. Back row: Dennis Goodnight, Jeffrey Goodnight, and James Sizemore. 3 Clarinet Section• Kneeling: Lydia Harry, Peggy Ussery. Lisa Dunklin, Joy Wilson. Sheila Walker, and LaShawn Grider. Standing: Linda Kent, Ramonia Anderson, Cathy Williams, Regina Gilmer — Section Leader. Mary Ann Howell, Mary Ann Rogers, and Nicole Shields. Trumpet Section: Kneeling: Danielle Roquerre, Carol Ann Birdsong — Section Leader, Greg Dykes — Section Leader, and Robin Brannon. Standing: Julie Clements, Carmen Morales, Melinda Dorriety, Becky Bradley, Jennifer Williams, Amanda Butler, Lisa Enfinger, and Teresa Pal-more. Flute Section• Front Row: Paige Morris — Section Leader. Second row: Wendy Owens. Alecia Yeomans, and Jill Wilson. Third row: Michelle Walden, Dede Strength. Tammy Floyd. Angie Sorrells, Tracey Stewart, and Linda Kay Birdsong. Low Brass Section. Front row: Beverly Zorn. Marsha Price — Section Leader, and Lisa Hilliard. Second row: Sue Ellen Hales, Michele Massey, Teresa Riley, Becky Wood, Melanie Butler, and Valerie Brannon. Third row: Douglas Martin, Andy Bottoms, Julie Adams, Lane Miller, And Shavonne Grider. Top: Janie Shields, Lynn Scon-yers, Kim Bonner. Carol Ann Birdsong, Gail Sauls, Lesa Sorrells, Jimmy Roy Hendrix, Regina Gilmer, Beverly Zorn. Lee Gilman, Glenda Phillips, Tammy Peacock, and Luanne Guilford. Inside: Donna Anderson, Sherry Sorrells, Amanda Sconiers, Carol Hall. Greg Dykes, and David Wilkins. Not Pictured: Debra Ketchem. Front: Editors — Janie Shields and Gail Sauls. Photographers: David Wilkins and Back: Assistant Editors: Greg Dykes and Carol Jimmy Roy Hendrix. Ann Birdsong. HONOR SOCIETIES Senior High Front row — Dave Rousseau, Treasurer! Kelly Coe. Secretary! Carol Ann Birdsong, Vice President! Scott Boyette, President. Second row — Regina Hendrix, Charlie Skinner. Phil Moseley, Gail Sauls, Carol Hall. Third row — Allyson Crutchfield, Regina Gilmer, Stephanie Sellers, Donna Anderson. Eric Littel. Andy Bottoms. Fourth row — Sue Ellen Hales. Karla Sorrells, Joy Wilson. Front row — Linda Kay Birdsong. Jeff Shields. Chris Wilkins. Peggy Ussery. Second row — Tammy Simmons. Jennifer Ketchem, Alan Sullivan, Mrs. Meredith Capshaw — sponsor. Junior High 36 PREP ENERGY BOWL TEAM SAFE CLUB Sitting: Carol Hall — Secretary Treasurer, Janie Shields — President, and Sherry Sorrells — Vice President. Standing: Annette Downing — Advisor, Eric Anderson. Becky Wood, Teresa Riley, Sue Ellen Phillips. Gail Sauls, Kim Bonner, David Gilmore, Lesa Sorrells, Phil Moseley, Debra Ketchem. Angie Peacock, Terry Tutor, Glenda Phillips, Larry Smith, and Rob Ward. 37 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FFA Officers: James Hathaway — Reporter, Stacy Hawthorne — President, Mark Dillard — Treasurer, David Riley — Secretary, Chris Walker — Vice President, and Johnny Dean — Sentinel. Front row: Stacy Hawthorne. Chris Walker. David Riley. James Hathaway. Mark Dillard, and Johnny Dean. Second row: Stephen Coker. Darren Bailey. Tony Brooks. Mark Barnes. Eric Littel. Kenny Fondren, Mark Thorne, and Craig kornegay. Third row: Chris Strickland. Phil Moseley. Chris Hughes. Tim Roach. David Strickland. Paul Dowling. Dean Dowling. Melissa Shepard, and Todd Wesson. Fourth row: James Sizemore. Jarvis Skinner. Tommy Smith. Randy Hughes. Todd Enfinger. John Phillips. Shane Fowler. Craig Culverhouse. and Teresa Holloway. Fifth row: Tracey Floyd. Petey Palmer. Andy Johnson. Todd Brannon. Curt Kelly. Lee Strickland. Donald Enfinger. Bobby Light, and Randall Kinman. Back: Stacy Hatcher — Sponsor. Susan Garvin, and Phillip Garvin. 38 Fifth Grade MIDDLE SCHOOL 4-H First row: Sheila Walker, Stephanie Hawthorne, Tammy Messick, Tammy Simmons, Peggy Ussery, and Michelle Adams. Second row: Mary Ann Howell, Melanie Mathews, Jennifer McCray, Jill Wilson, Janet Dean, and Brenda Jerkins. Third row: Dasie Holloway, Anna Worthy, Jennifer Ket-chem, Wendy Owen, Alison Holcomb, Jennifer Forehand. and Gloria Sullen. 7th And 8th Grade Boys First row: Jeffery Goodnight, Shaun Joiner, Marritt Dorriety, Jody Childs, Shannon Wambles, Shane Rhodes, David Hartzog, Tony Wil-kerson, and Greg Mauldin. Second row: Tim Justice, Darin Moseley, Bubba Sorrells, Brian Register, Scott Thorne, Scott Peterson, Sammy Robinson. Lee Woodham, Kirby Ford, Jamie Hutto, and Daniel Wagner. Third row: Willy Wilkerson. Bobby Register, Stephen Heflin, Kelvin Sconiers, Michael Grider, Richard Williams, Fred Carroll, Kelvin Smith, Rubin Engram, Dearl Turner, David Fondren, and Billy Shaffer. LITCHFIELD DELEGATES Theresa Holloway And Chris Strickland H-CLUB Kneeling — left to right: Sheila Judah. Kim Dean, Angie Peacock, Kelly Coe, Kecia Dillard, Joyce Jordan, Janie Shields, Sue Ellen Phillips, Lynn Sconyers, and Larry Smith. First row standing — left to right: Shawn McCray, Tracey Floyd, Dave Rousseau, Kevin Jordan, Billy Ward, Charles Ward, Cabiness Darby, Ronald Carroll, John Wayne Ryals, Dewayne Peacock, Jay Fisher, Jimmy Roy Flendrix, Mark Ryals, and Jeff Sullivan. Second row standing — left to right: Tony Hales, Rob Ward. Mark Dillard, Frank Lunsford, Kenny Fondren, James Hathaway, Andy Johnson, Stacey Hawthorne, Dean Dowling, Stephen Tindell, Sam Roy, Scott Boyette, and Keith Hatcher. Odds And Ends Top right: Senior bandsmen receive the Band of the Week” award. Left right: Junior Miss Hartford Allyson Crutchfield Middle: Seniors decorate at prom. Middle right: Glenda hangs streamers for the prom. Bottom left: Sophomore Attendant Neenie Phillips with escort Kenny Fondren Bottom right: Mr. Blackstock helps some students. OM szep CjCOSSK zo... � ■ � :• AZHCSZJCS m' 'DAW( S’ SZVjCS f X, Zhis season was special. Our team was a brotherhood. We could have done better, but we could have done worse. We did it together. We did it as ione. Z.HJS SEA SOM WAS OUKSW Team members: first row: John Darden, Dewayne Peacock, Charles Ward. Jimmy Roy Hendrix, Rudy Engram, Tracey Floyd, Billy Ward, Sam Roy. Second row: Ricky Bennett — Assistant Coach. Dave Rousseau, Craig Fondren. Ronald Carroll, Rob Ward, Larry Smith, Scott Boyette, Stacy Hawthorne, Jeff Sullivan, Stacy Garrett and Perry Stinson — Assistant Coach. Third row: Tom Carr — Head Coach. Stephen Tindell. Larry Amos, Stine Engram, Kenneth Copeland, Frank Lunsford, David Ketchem. Kenny Fondren, Tony Hales, Craig Korne-gay. Not pictured: David Alberson, and Randy Nolen — Assistant Coach. 44 Pain, frustration, anger, disappointment, heartache. These are only a few o! the terms used to define what was felt throughout the football season. PAIN — The injuries obtained while trying to bring a winning tradition back tc GCHS. FRUSTRATION — When you know you have done your very best and the rewards and recognition you deserve don't come from other teammates or the fans. ANCtR When teammates act as if they don't care about the outcome of the game. DISAPPOINTMtNT — When everyone has given 110% and played as a team anc you still come up on the short end of the stick. HtARTACHt — When we. as Seniors, look back over the years shared as teammates and realize there will never be another opportunity to line up as a team again. As we reflect on the years spent playing football, we will never forget the friendships between the coaches, the teammates, and the fans. Finally, we would like to thank our supporters for the enthusiasm, the love, and the loyalt shown to us when we needed it the most. Thanks GCHS. Captains — Jimmy Roy Hendrix 50 and Rob Ward 13 Aug. 31 Columbia Sept. 7 Daleville Sept. 14 Ashford Sept. 31 Cottonwood Sept. 38 Dale County Oct. 5 Geneva Oct. 13 Rehobeth Oct. 19 Headland Oct. 36 Slocomb Nov. 3 Bonifay Top left: Captains Jimmy Roy Hendrix and Rob Ward Middle left: The ‘dogs confer during a time out. Bottom left: Charles Ward makes a dash for the goal. Bottom right: Don Jordan in action!!! DAVID KETCHEM Best Defensive Lineman JEFF SULLIVAN Grady Hughes Award KENNY FONDREN Best Defensive Lineman CHARLES WARD Best Defensive Back KELLY COE Katrina Byrd Spirit Award WJtftfSKS ROB WARD 3 Dixie Howell Award Captain JIMMY ROY HENDRIX Best Offensive Lineman Captain DON JORDAN Best Offensive Back JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Front row: Randy Hughes, Allen Sullivan. Johnny Paul Ray, and Tracy Wood. Second row: Darrin Smith, Casey Sorrells, Greg Adams, Derek Bonner, and David Darden. Third row: Rusty Cox, Michael Mathews, Tommy Smith, Rubin Engram, Michael Grider, Stacy Boyette, and Greg Grider. Third row: Richard Williams, Shawn Brown. Allen Hilliard, and D'Marc Taylor. Not pictured: Randy Nolen — coach -------------------------------- 1984 JR. HIGH FOOTBALL Sept. 13 Slocomb Sept. 18 Daleville Oct. 2 Daleville Oct. 18 Geneva Oct. 23 Samson Oct. 25 Slocomb Nov. 1 Geneva 47 V Zhc 19S4-S5 Varsity basketball team has stuck together through many trying times, but they still show all the gualities it takes to be a winner, their determination, good sportsmanship, and enthusiasm throughout the season has made all of them winners in the heart of QCMS fans. Sven though the season was not a great success, the tradition if CMS pride carries on!! TOP: VARSITY BASKETBALL — Bat row — left to right-. Coach Perry Sti son, Tony Hales, Kenneth Copelan Frank Lunsford, Andy Johnson, Dav Ketchem and Craig Kornegay. Front row — left to right, Kevin Jo dan, Don Jordan, Shawn McCray, Ro aid Carroll, and Rob Ward. Top Left: Frank Lunsford grabs the ball during the Hartford-Dale County game. Middle Left: The players line up for a foul shot. Bottom Left: John Darden shows off his dribbling skills. Top Middle: Rob Ward tries for a foul shot. Top Right: Frank shoots for two. November 27 Geneva November 30 Columbia December 7 Bethlehem December II Slocomb December 14 Open December 18 Rehobeth December 19-22 Dothan Progress Christmas Tournament January 3 Cottonwood January 4 Dale County January 7-12 WAC Conference Tournament January 15 Abbeville January 18 Rehobeth January 22 Columbia January 24 Fieadland January 29 Slocomb February 1 Cottonwood Febuary 5 Geneva February 8 Ashford February II Bethlehem February 14-16 Area Tournament February 18-23 Sub-State Tournament February 28-March 2 State Tournament B-TEAM BASKETBALL Kneeling — left to right: Brian Darrow, Mark Ryals, Jeff Smith, Don Jordan, Charles Ward. Standing — left to right: James Small. Ronald Carroll. Jay Fisher. Eugene Hunter. Larry Amos, Coach Perry Stinson. 50 JR. HIGH BASKETBALL Kneeling left to right: Willie Mutry. Kelvin Smith. Donnie Griffin. Darren Smith. Fred Carroll, and T.J. Ellenburg. Standing — left to right: Coach Randy Nolen. Jeff Hales. D'Marc Taylor. Derek Bonner. Kelvin Sconiers. and Alan Hillard. Middle left: Kneeling — Richard Williams. Ricky Justice. Shelley Bonner. Ron Harris, and J.J. Hughes. Standing — James Hillman. Travie Hunter. Joe-Jo Strength. Brad Burch, and Coach Randy Nolen. Nov. 27 Geneva ‘Dec. 3 Samson Dec. 6 Geneva Dec. 11 Sloconib Dee. 12 Webb jan. 3 Webb ffan. 10 Slocontb ffan. 14 Samson flan. 17 Geneva Sr v far, %fr Bottom Right: The cheerleaders urge the crowd to pull for the 'Dogs! Below: David Ketchem and Larry Smith give Lynn Sconyers and Regina Hendrix a lift during the only in-school pep rally. This year the Varsity Cheerleaders had many obstacles to overcome such as no inschool pep rallies and the disappointment of a no win season last year. The first problem was solved by a few after school pep rallies and. by sacrificing five minutes of recess every day for a week, one in-school pep rally. The cheerleaders' pep was contagious and the second obstacle was soon forgotten. The 1984-85 cheerleaders are= Angie Peacock — captain. Kim Dean — co-captain. Lynn Sconyers. Kelly Coe. Regina Hendrix. Dondee Lee. Karla Sorrells, and Laura Bradley. Laura Bradley and Dondee Lee Captain — Angie Peacock and Co-Captain — Kim Dean Above left: The cheerleaders show their stuff! Left: The senior football players presented the senior cheerleaders with a rose at the last and only in-school pep rally. 53 Kelly Coe and Lynn Sconyers Karla Sorrells and Regina Hendrix Top Right: Laura. Karla. Kim. Regina, and Dondee pose before the Homecoming game. Middle Right: Jimmy Roy Hendrix. Kim Dean, and Angie Peacock perform during a pep rally. Bottom Right. FOOTBALL PLAYERS????? JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS This year the Junior High cheerleaders attended clinic at Auburn University. Using the chants and cheers that they learned there, the cheerleaders supported the Junior High Bulldogs. They also helped the varsity cheerleaders at some functions. Tammy Messick, Suzanne Fondren, and Tammy Simmons Anna Worthy, Jennifer Ketchem, and Tina Fondren Suzanne Fondren, Tina Fondren, Anna Worthy, Becky Guilford. Tammy Ryals, Jennifer Ketchem, Tammy Simmons, and Tammy Messick make up the 1984-85 Junior High cheerleading squad. Becky Guilford — Captain and Tammy Ryals — Co-captain 55 Team members: Kneeling: Johnny Paul Ray, and Dean Dowling. Second row-. Tony Hales, Mark Ryals. Tracey Floyd, Frank Lunsford, Kevin Jordan, James Hathaway, Derek Bonner, and Ronald Carroll. Third row: David Ket-chem, Shawn McCray, and Stacy Boyette. Back: Craig Kornegay, John Wayne Ryals, Keith Hatcher, and Mark Dillard. ALL COUNTY TEAM Standing: Frank Lunsford and Kenny Fondren. Sitting: David Ketchem, Jimmy Roy Flendrix and Don Jordan. ALL CONFERENCE TEAM Standing: Kenny Fondren and Charles Ward. Sitting.- David Ketchem, Jimmy Roy Hendrix and Don Jordan. COWBOY MIDGET AND PEE WEES Midgets. First Row: (Mascots) — Scarlett Butler. Amanda Graham. Second Row: Dell Hughes. Cheri Childs. Anna Maria Kelly. Lisa Bradshaw. Allison Wagner. Tori Lee, Jennifer Fondren. Third Row: Brandon Hendrix, Clay Burch. Walter Mauldin. Dewayne Stevens, Jeremy Sullivan. Garry Enfinger. James Williams. Essow Acree. Dennis Darvey. John Corbin. Greg Miller. Fourth Row: Chad Smith. Mike Watson. Quinton Bettis. Lee Anderson. Andy Jackson. Tony Smith. Fred Ward. Chris Enfinger. Richie Bass. Brad Smith. Fifth Row: Coach Spencer Davis. Coach Cecil Jackson. Coach Larry Graham. Coach Mike Hendrix. Pee Wees. First Row: (Mascot) — Mary Virginia Nolen. Second Row: Kris Brannon. Missy Snell. Kim Sorrells. Lynn Peterson. Dana Loftin. Jennifer Justice. Theresa Watson. Third Row: Jody Childs. Jason Kelly. Cecil Cochran. Ricky Justice. Greg Mauldin. Fred Carroll. Geoffrey Hales. Daniel Wagner. J.J. Hughes. Tim Stevens. Warren Kelly. Anthony Greene. Buddy Williams. Coaches not pictured: Kenneth Hales. Duane Battles. Robert Hunter. 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 The Year. PHONE 588-3776 Day Or Night FALCON MIDGETS AND PEEWEES Midget: Front Row (left to right) Chris Raker. Antonio Broxson. Ben Sanders. Fred McCrimmon, Alex Graddy. Kelly Shehee. Jimmy Sammons. John Sanders. Bill Walterman. Back Row: (left to right) Wendell Washington. Brett Tucker. Brian Brown. Sherry Flarry. Jason Wagner. Lee Dykes, David Highsmith. Steve Turner. Coaches: Tommy Wood and Benny Dykes. Not pictured. Tommy Cade. Randy Ingram. Shannon Grooms, and Greg Hilliard. PeeWee: Front Row (left to right) Chris Turner. Carl Clark. Jonathon Wood. Mark Hughes. Steve Darden. John Ward. Derrick Copeland. Robert Darden. Lloyd Andrews. Tim Brown. Back Row (left to right) Eric Hill. Frankie Wambles. Jason Ketchum. Austin Turner, Edward Robbins, Chris Farrar. Coach Kerry Farrar. Cedric Guilford. Wyatt Ford. Mark Shehee. John Highsmith. Brian Register. Not pictured: Stimey Ingram and Coach Phillip Dillard. Falcon Football Organization. President: Don Aplin; Sec.-Treas.; Patty Farrar. This Page Is Sponsored By FAYE’S BEAUTY SHOP UNITED FARM AGENCY FIRST NATIONAL BANK 60 FALCON CHEERLEADERS Complements Of BILL AND DENISE KENNEDY Pee Wee: (Left to Right) Tonya Simmons. Cindy Wambles. Laura Fulford. Ross Fulford (Mascot). Tessa Tucker (Mascot),Deanna Shelton. Marsha Maddox. Courtney Tucker. Sponsor: Lottie Bottoms Midget: Front Row (Left to Right) Michele Hilliard. Danielle Bottoms. Abby Bottoms (Mascot), April Kennedy. Heather Bottoms. Back Row: Brandy Holt. Briana Aplin, Ross Fulford (Mascot). Niki Brannon. Tina Williams. Sponsor: Ginger Fulford 62 HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Mike Whitaker Throughout this year of change, the implementation of Dr. Wayne Teague's plan for excellence in education fell upon the capable shoulders of Mike Whitaker, principal. He worked diligently to make these new adjustments easier for the students. Always showing pride in his school, Mr. Whitaker makes GCHS a school above the average for students and faculty. 64 VICE PRINCIPAL Willie Brown Because he taught social studies at the middle school before moving to the high school to assume the position of vice principal, Mr. Brown is well known. Students recognize him as the person who drifts from class to class, personally checking their progress. Generally well-liked throughout the school, Mr. Brown shows fair but strict justice in his court”. MIDDLE SCHOOL PRINCIPAL FRANK LEE ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL JACKIE CHANCEY 66 SUPPORT PERSONNEL Top left; Lunchroom Bookkeeper — Kathy Walton. Top right: Lunchroom Manager — Jewel Walton. Middle left: Custodians — Frankie Ward and Leona Ab-bie. Above: High School Lunchroom Ladies: Evelyn Carroll, Martiel White. Marie Watson. Carolyn Mauldin, and Mary Helms, Assistant Manager. Elementary Lunchroom Ladies: Unita Jordan, Geraldine Brown. Jolene Carpenter, Elfrie e Hughes — Assistant Manager, Jean Euford. and Ruth Tindell. FACULTY FACULTY Ronny Blackstock — Guidance Counselor Faye Bowers — French Deborah Bowman — Special Education Elizabeth Brannon — English Marie Brunson — Third grade Kathryn Byrd — Fifth grade Meredith Capshaw — Drama, Reading Tom Carr — Social Studies Joan Chancey — First grade J.D. Chesteen — Flistory Carolyn Coleman — English Imogene Bailey — Third grade Trudy Banister — Science Lance Bedsole — Learning Disabilities Ricky Bennett — Science Sarah Black — Guidance Counselor FACULTY FACULTY Wanda Crawford — Third grade Paula Crews — Middle School Special Education Laura Dix — Fourth grade Annette Downing — Math Sara Dyess — Librarian Norma Galloway — P.E., Health Martha Grider — Elementary Special Education Judy Harris — Special Education Sara Hatcher — Sixth grade Stacy Hatcher — Vocational Agriculture FACULTY FACULTY Margaret Hendrix — Sixth grade Barbara Howell — English, Journalism Janet Hughes — First grade Gail Justice — Fourth grade Beatrice Kelly — Handicapped Class Betty Kelly — First grade Jean Kennedy — Kindergarten Robert Malone — Masonry Dannelly Martin — Music Loudean Martin — Kindergarten Peggy Miller — Home Economics, Guidance Counselor Susan Miller — Math Randy Nolen — P.E. Karen Peters — B.O.E. Annette Phillips — English Virginia Reid — Vocational Cooperative Training Annie Lee Riley — Second grade Judy Rousseau — Fourth grade Miriam Ryland — Business Sara Shoemaker — Fifth grade 70 FACULTY FACULTY Vicki Smith — Kindergarten Perry Stinson — History Marjorie Strickland — Kindergarten Judy Taylor — Home Economics Gracie Thomas — Fifth grade Ann Turner — Science Johnny Wambles — Carpentry Dorethia Webb — Second grade Lynda Whitaker — Sixth grade Shelia Whittle — Title I Reading SUPPORT PERSONNEL Kathy Bradley — Library Aide Martha Crawford — Secretary Onyx Brown — Kindergarten Aide Angie Lee — Kindergarten Aide Jean Lindsey — Handicap Aide Pauline Spivey — Handicap Aide 71 SCHOOL DAZE OM szsv ewsen zo... BUSINESS DRAMA DRIVER’S EDUCATION Among the many business courses offered in high school are VBE I, VBE II. Shorthand. Accounting. Office Procedures, and Word Processing. These courses involve the teaching of skills in working with typing, filing, secretarial work, mathematical problems, and computers. Junior high students have the opportunity to take a course entitled Business Explorations. A new course was added to the curriculum this year for students interested in theater. Taught by Mrs. Meredith Capshaw. students in drama study poetry interpretation, dramatic acting, and voice control among various other things. This year students videotaped two plays, presented monologues, duologues, and a play, and told stories to the kindergarten. Driver’s Education, an elective offered at GCHS, helps prepare young drivers for the mechanics of good driving. For one six weeks, students are in the classroom learning basic skills needed to prepare them for actual driving. For the remainder of the semester, students put into practice techniques learned in the classroom. ENGLISH HISTORY JOURNALISM English is one of the subjects re- History, with the exception of In order to become a member of quired for students to take each eleventh grade American History the J-Room, interested juniors and year at GCHS. Junior high concen- and twelth grade American Govern- seniors must be approved by the trates on the mechanics of gram- ment and Economics, is one of the high school faculty at GCHS. Once mar and on spelling and vocabulary. elective subjects offered at GCHS. accepted, the main responsibility of In senior high, practical application Among the different courses of his- the members is to produce a month- of previously learned grammar skills tory offered during the high school . ly newspaper and the yearbook, are put to practice through writing. year are Alabama History, World Other duties include selling conces- Emphasis is also placed on well Geography, Current Events, and sions, assisting the editors, taking known works of famous writers. Be- World History. pictures, and selling ads. fore graduation, English must be passed at each level. MATH MUSIC PERSONAL MANAGEMENT Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II. Several music courses are avail- Personal Management is a new and Trigonometry are offered to able at GCHS. There is a Music Ap- course offered at GCHS. The tenth the students who wish to advance preciation class for those who want graders, who receive a half credit their knowledge of mathematical to learn the fundamentals of music for the course, are required to take equations. General Math, Consumer without playing an instrument. Be- this subject. This course is divided Math, and Business Math are avail- ginner band is offered to fifth and into the areas of Personality Devel- able for students who wish to take a sixth graders. There is also the opment. Life Stages, Making and Us- practical course of mathematical GCHS marching and concert band. ing Budgets, Understanding the Use advancement. The marching band performs at of Credits, Consumerism in Foods, half-time during football games and Clothing, and Housing, competes in many marching contests. The concert band gives two local concerts and also competes in district competitions. SCIENCE Many courses are offered to GCHS students. Seventh and eighth grade students required to take the basic science course, while the ninth grade students have a choice of either ninth grade science or Biology I. Those senior high students who wish to further their knowledge in science are offered Biology II. Chemistry, and Physics. SMALL ENGINE REPAIR A new elective course. Small Engine Repair, is a vocational course now being taught at G.CHS. This course involves the study of repair and maintenance of engines with two to four cycles. VOCATIONAL GCHS has two divisions in the vocational department: Agriculture and Home Economics. A student is offered the opportunity to take the courses in basic Agra-Business followed by advanced Agricultural courses. Students interested in Home Economics are offered Family Living. Foods and Nutrition. Parenthood. and Housing and Interior Design. Masonry and Carpentry classes have been moved to Hartford this year. Clothing Production continues to be taught at the County Vocational School in Slocomb. These courses provide a student with the opportunity to participate in the actual process of vocational training. During a student's junior and senior years, some take part in the Coop Job Training Program. Students spend the last half of each school day being taught on-the-job training. TJB- MA'Dsmjc J JL thJw yeA Academic Award Banquet was held at the Western Steer. During the ceremonies, students were honored for their academic achievements. Students who displayed an ability to grasp the fundamentals of the subject matter, showed progress during the year in applying acquired skills, and displayed study habits conducive to learning were selected by the teachers to be recognized with an academic award. The students who made the highest grades in classes were not necessarily the ones chosen for these honors. ACADMIC ACHIEVERS Junior High: Linda Kay Birdsong — Seventh Grade English and Social Studies. Tammy Simmons — Seventh Grade Science and Jr. High Business Education. Cindy Peterson — Eighth Grade Science and Basic Home Economics. Al-lyson Crutchfield — Geometry and Biology I, Mark Cummings — Eighth Grade Math. Linda Avery — Eighth Grade English. Craig Fondren — Ninth Grade Science. Regina Hendrix — Ninth Grade Social Studies and English, Boris Hogan — Eighth Grade Social Studies. Senior High: Jeff Coe — Learning Disabilities, Kim Bonner — Algebra II. Joe Ussery — Algebra I. Charlie Skinner — Typing. Janie Shields — Eleventh Grade English and American History, Dave Rousseau — World History. Kenny Fondren — Accounting. Chris Walker — Vocational Agriculture. Scott Boyette — Chemistry. 79 Throughout the years, special bonds are forged — bonds between teachers and students. Teachers serve as guiding forces and inspirations to their students. Not only do they teach but many serve as sponsors and aid students in their endeavors. Dedicating their lives to the betterment of youth, these special people leave their impact on many. 80 Top right: A new addition to the faculty this year was Coach Randy Nolen. Middle right: Mrs. Carolyn Coleman headed a new course this year — an advanced English class. Bottom right: Coach Tom Carr and Mrs. Norma Galloway held a Bible study group before class each day. Left: Band director Dannely Martin is a man of many talents. OM SZSP ewssn zo . . • t • 0 SZUDSftfZS AS you A us... All high schools are made up of different personalities, each with their individual school spirit, pride, enthusiasm, and showmanship. The way the school is thought of by the community depends upon the students at the school. A school is only what the students make of it. Top left: Curt Kelly and Tony Brooks take a break while decorating at the prom. Top right: Loyal GCHS fans participate in a Thursday evening pep rally. Middle left: Darrell Smith tells what he and his Bat Mobile’ did over the weekend!!! Middle right: GCHS Dawgs huddle for their next play. Middle Above: The Miss Middle School Court Above: Wonder what Carol Hall is really reading behind that paper!?! 83 KINDERGARTEN KINDERGARTEN Jimmy Abbie Tyrie Acree Kristie Adams Warren Aplin Mitchie Bass Kyle Bogardus Scott Bogardus Abby Bottoms Jason Bradshaw Daniel Bright Dante Brooks Drew Brooks Rusty Bryant Stewart Burch Scarlett Butler Connie Carson Shanna Collins Kelli Culverhouse Orlando Darden Heather Eldridge Candie Enfinger Chris Enfinger Theron Fondern Ross Fulford Veronica Goodnight Justin Griffin Casey Hatcher Shawn Henderson Erica Hetrick Eric Hoffman Denese Hunter Jerry Hunter Julian Hunter Kevin Hunter Amanda Hutto Nicole Johnson Felicia Jones Jill Justice Harris Kennedy Denessa Lawson Brenton Matthews Jacquetta Neal Kevin Neal Shera Parker Marie Parrish Lola Powell Randel Presley Artisha Price Crystal Reed 84 'r. KINDERGARTEN KINDERGARTEN Kawon Reed Michelle Reed Jeramiah Reynolds Stephanie Rhodes Jermaine Riggs Chris Robinson Lance Ryals Kenyetta Sanders Chuck Shiver Wade Sorrells Charlie Spann Heather Spann Chris Stevens Lachelle Stewart Tessa Tucker Krystal Turner Heather Vickers Mason Wagner Wendy Wambles Felicia White Angelia Willbanks Jennifer Williams Marcus Williams Mary Windsor Left: Ross Fulford and Harris Kennedy, along with some more friends, enjoy playing in the sandbox. Above: Shera Parker learns some of the other fine arts of education. 85 % FIRST GRADE a FIRST GRADE Marie Anderson Nikki Bannister James Bottoms Summer Bottoms Jarrod Brandon Justin Brannon Jennifer Bright Chris Brown Amy Carr Donald Carroll Dennis Carter Jerome Darden Nicole Dixon Phillip Durant Cory Fillingim Lori Forehand Dwane Fuller Lisa Goodnight Joey Graddy Tusha Grider Josh Griffith Angela Guariglia Jerry Scott Hales Joanna Hatcher Grant Hendrix Ashlee Hicks Sabrina Hillman Leslie Hughes Joshua Justice Heather Kinman Kevin Knowles April Ledger Chris Miller Jeremy Moring Christina Palmore Andrae Parker Curtis Parker Lee Peterson George Presley Melissa Quick Ginna Reed Lee Rhodes Dax Seay Josh Shields Dorene Snell Dana Stephens Shannon Stephens Ryan Stewart Chad Wambles ■f 86 Tabatha Wambles Sabrina Ward Melissa Waston Belinda Wilkerson Jamie Williams Lester Williams Shanta Williams HANDICAPPED • ; HANDICAPPED •: Jason Greathouse Tommy Guilford Danny Harper Derik Hill Joseph Powell Lester Powell 87 SECOND GRADE SECOND GRADE Tina Abbie Denice Acree Jimmy W. Anderson Tara Armstrong Benji Blakney Amy Bottoms Rich Brannon Summer Butler Tommy Cade Eric Coleman Shawn Coleman Fred Collins Corey Culver house Jeff Davis Daniel Dean Gail Denna James Dubose John Dubose Annie S. Ducan Elizabeth Enfinger Melissa Fisher Charli Fitch Shad Floyd Christy Foxworth Timika Glover Zack Graham Misti Flatfield Janme Haynes Candy Herring Nigel Hill Russell Hinslev Kristina Holder Regina FloHoway Rodney Hunter Greg Johnson Tom Johnson Tiffany Jordan Kevin King Kenneth Knowles Jason Langford Michael Langford J.B. Lawson Makisha Lawson Jeremy Lee Adam McClenny Matt Martin Tonya Metcalf Christy Morales Carrie Nolen 88 Jody Welch Joni Willbanks Sherry Windsor Roger Ready Treva Reese James Rodgers Ricky Rodriguez Ben Sanders Karen Smith Heather Snell Chad Sorrells Amanda Stanton Karin Strickland Charlotte Vandnais Bobbie Jo Walker TJ. Walker Susie Watson Briana Aplin Benjamin Avery Chris Baker Kristie Balcom David Barron Richie Bass Ramona Benson Charlie Blackmon Danielle Bottoms Heather Bottoms Niki Brannon Sean Bridges Sabrina Carroll Tina Carroll Melissa Cook John Corbin Laurie Dubose Randy Engram J.J. Farabee Amy Farris Brandy Glover Dell Green Jason Griffin Matthew Griffith Channon Grooms Jack Hallford Amanda Heflin Casey Henderson Driedra Henderson Carla Hicks Michelle Hilliard Stacey Hoffman Brandy Holt Jonathon Howell James Hunter Melinda Kearse Tom Kelly April Kennedy Misty Kimbro Monty King Shannon King Dewane Kirkpatrick Lori McLaney Greg Miller Joey Miller DeeAnne Mullins Debbie Neal Felisa Pressley Chad Purvis 90 Mitchell Reid Pam Richardson Arthur Riggs Danny Rodriguez John Sanders Kelly Shehee Jamie Smith Becky Sorrells Dennie Teal Allison Wagner Angel Wambles Jeremy Whitaker Tonya Williams Trintina Williams Derek Wise LaRhonda Woodham Above: The third graders’ fun goes round and round! Above: Derek Wise takes time out for a snack. 91 %; FOURTH GRADE •: FOURTH GRADE 92 Easaw Acree Lee Anderson Lisa Anderson Angelia Andrews Tim Batchelor Lisa Bradshaw Brian Brown Cheri Childs Landa Childs Lisa Darden Jessica Dillard Mitch Dowling Jennifer Fondren Dan Gibson Shelton Gilley Alex Graddy Wade Green Terrance Grider Wayne Griffin Reed Hales Marcus Harris Vicki Hatfield Jason Helms Brandon Hendrix David Highsmith Patricia Hillman Jeffrey Hogan Kevin Howell Wendy Howell Dell Hughes Darian Hunter Marlon Johnson Anna Kelly Chris Kelly Ronnie Kings Michelle Langford Tori Lee Mickey Legear Grace Lett Fred McCrimmon Lawanda McDonald Marsha Maddox Tracie Meeks Joseph Neal Lamar Neal Starla Neal Betty Sue Nowling Tracy Outlaw Amanda Parker FOURTH GRADE • • FOURTH GRADE Craig Peterson Chad Reynolds Heather Rickers Chad Ridgeway Clay Riley Jimmy Sammons Brad Smith Tina Smith Dwayne Stevens Jeremy Sullivan Burke Thomas Brett Tucker Joey Tucker Steve Turner Mitchell Vickers Benny Joe Vines William Waltermon Cindy Wambles Fredrick Ward Freda White Ray Wilbanks 1 li t Above: Mrs. Rousseau explains the math lesson to the eager Mitchell Above: Dwayne Stevens is hard at work while Brett Tucker is Vickers. totally disgusted. 93 FIFTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE Jean Adams Rusty Banister Robin Blackburn Becky Bottoms Jeremy Bottoms Greg Bradley Khris Brannon Tony Broxton Clay Burch Chanted Chancey Derrick Copeland Melinda Crawford J.T. Darden Robert Darden Willie Dubose Lee Dykes Stimey Engrain Laura Fulford Wayland Eulford Dennis Garvin Joe Gibson Tim Gilley Anthony Green Shawn Green Lois Griffin Beth Hall Chris Hampton Eric Hill Larry Hillard Tarry Hillard Darius Hogan Mark Hughes Andy Jackson Jerome Jefferson Irish Johnson Milton Johnson Sherry Joiner Jason Ketchem Dwayne Killingsworth Phillip Kimbro Scotty King James Lawson Angela Lett Dana Loftin Stanley Loman Natasha Matthews Walter Mauldin Libby Metcalf Scott Metcalf 94 FIFTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE Alexander Neal Joel Neal Debbie Nowling Debbie Presley Sean Richardson Sabrina Riggs Edward Robins Frankie Robins Lonnie Rodgers Karl Rogers Lisa Ryles Misty Seay Lance Seibenhener Wade Sharp Deanna Shelton Kimberlee Shutes Tonya Simmons Chad Smith Randy Smith Missy Snell Kim Sorrells Ross Strickland Courtney Tucker Jimmy Ussery Jason Wagner Scott Wambles Wendall Washington Mary Watson Mike Watson Bryan Whitehead Regina Wilkerson James Williams Jonathan Wood Samantha Worthy • I SIXTH GRADE SIXTH GRADE Barbara Adams Chris Alston Andy Anderson Cathy Avery Cindy Barron Lisa Batchelor Rebecca Birdsong David Blackmon Debra Bradshaw Tim Brown Ginger Carroll Kevin Carroll Cecil Cochran Shajuana Coleman Robie Cook Kimberly Copeland Cheryl Corbin Steven Darden Kevin Davis Tim Davis Kim Dewrell Deloris Dubose Chris Enfinger Gary Enfinger Wyatt Ford Colby Galloway Anthony Glover Amy Goodnight Randi Goodnight Denice Griffith Sectric Guilford Ryan Hales Rachael Hammond Sherry Harry Michael Hendrix Tracey Herring Michelle Hicks Greg Hillard Joy Hodge Sandra Holder Susan Holder Eric Holloway Gail Holloway Paul Holman Ronald Hughes Ken Hunter Robert Hunter Julie Johnson Regina Jones % SIXTH GRADE SIXTH GRADE Rhonda Williams Wonda Williams Marie Wood Douglas Woodham Matt Woodham Starr Jordan Jennifer Justice Michele Justice Lisa Kidgeway Allen King Karen King Kim King David Lamb Tonya Lawson Scott Lee Juan Martinez Clint Mathews Carrie McArdle Jason Nolin Mary Nowling Jeffery Outlaw Teresa Palmer Mark Peacock Lynn Peterson Jason Pridgen Angel Quick Vie Ruffen Diane Scarborough Tommy Scarborough Mark Shehee Carla Snell Michael Snell Starla Snell Tim Stevens Benetha Thomas Chris Turner Frankie Wambles John Ward Theresa Watson Buddy Williams 97 SEVENTH GRADE % Michelle Adams Lachrissa Bass Thomas Bottoms Shaun Brown Fred Carroll Jody Childs Kathy Cook Wayne Dawsey Janet Dean Kelly Dillard Marritt Dorriety Lesia Dunklin Ruben Engram Chris Farrar Tammy Floyd David Fondren Kirby Ford Jennifer Forehand Lenore Graham LaShawn Grider Michael Grider Shavonne Grider Donnie Griffin Geoffrey Hales David Hall Ronald Harris David Hartzog Robert Hemke Chad Hendrix Shad Hendrix John Highsmith Derrick Hilliard Lisa Hilliard Pam Hilliard James Hillman Audie Hinesley Jennifer Hinesley Jackie Hogan Kay Howell Melissa Howell J.J. Hughes Tavie Hunter Brenda Jerkins Jeff Johnson Ricky Justice Warren Kelly Danny Kinman Tammy Light Douglas Martin 98 SEVENTH GRADE % % SEVENTH GRADE Greg Mauldin Jody Metcalf Willie Mutry Leigh Peters Scott Peterson Brian Register Sammy Robins Dannielle Roquerre Eva Rousseau Sabrina Roy Stanley Sammons Kelvin Sconiers Dianne Shepard Kevin Smith Mary Smith Maureen Smith Teresa Snell Bubba Sorrells Bryan Thomas Austin Turner Dearl Turner Debbie Vickery Becky Vines Daniel Wagner Lynn Walding Shannon Wambles Gary Washington Stacey Welch Tony Wilkerson Cathy Williams Jennifer Williams Richard Williams Linda Wood Lisa Woodham Lea Woodham EIGHTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE Greg Amos Ramonia Anderson Melinda Bailey Linda Kay Birdsong Shelley Bonner Robin Brannon JoAnn Brown Nicole Brown Tammy Bryant Brad Burch Mike Collins Kenny Copeland Rusty Cox Lisa Cunningham Cindy Davis Wendy Davis Neil Dillard Chuck Fasbenner Kristi Fisher Kim Fondren Suzanne Fondren Tina Fondren Lori Gilley Melissa Glover Jeffery Goodnight Dawn Griffen Mike Harry Loretta Hathaway Stephanie Hawthorne Steve Heflin Alan Hilliard Alison Holcomb Sherrie Holder Richard Holmes Dennis Howell Mary Ann Howell Tracey Hunter Jamie Hutto Shawn Joiner Tim Justice Jennifer Ketchem Laura King Paula Langford Melanie Mathews Jennifer McCray Tammy Messick Hamilton Morales Darin Moseley Phoebe Neal 100 t': I EIGHTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE Wendy Owen Mary Pennington Dicky Ready Bobby Register Terry Register James Robinson Mary Ann Rodgers Billy Shaffer Kim Shaffer Jeff Shields Tammy Simmons Darrin Smith Casey Sorrells Darren Sorrells Joe-Jo Strength Cheryl Strickland Gloria Sullen Alan Sullivan D'Marc Taylor Scott Thorne Peggy Ussery Andy Vines Sheila Walker Don Walterman Willy Wilkerson Chris Wilkins Jill Wilson Tracy Wood FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Greg Adams Julie Adams Don Anderson Linda Avery Brant Barnes Derek Bonner Becky Bradley Valerie Brannon Kim Brooks Amanda Butler Karen Carroll Melody Carroll Renee Carroll Craig Culverhouse Mae Ellen Darden Micheal Dorriety Paul Dowling Lisa Enfinger Todd Enfinger Sandy Fisher Shane Fowler Debbie Galloway Susan Garvin Carl Granger Wanda Grider Becky Guilford Melissa Heard Barbara Hillman John Hinkle Lee Holman Kim Howell Randy Hughes Stacey Hunter Linda Kent Michelda King Becky Marsh Michele Massey Micheal Mathews Lane Miller Paige Morris Pinkie Mutry LaRhonda Neal Tammy Palmer Teresa Palmore Tracy Peters John Phillips Tina Roy Tammy Ryals Bobby Scarborough 102 % A. FRESHMEN FRESHMEN Joe Shehee Melissa Shepard Nicole Shields Jarvis Skinner Brenda Smith Tommy Smith Angie Sorrels David Strickland Sara Thomas Michelle Walden Sabrina Ward Todd Wesson Amy Whitehead Alecia Yeoman Paige Morris exhibits Freshmen beauty in the Junior Miss Pageant. Debbie Galloway and Tammie Palmer both agree that being the center of attraction is fun! 103 TO CONQUER ALL FRESHMEN GEARED Top Left: Freshman Beauties are Becky Guilford. Aleela Yeoman. Michelle Walden. Tammy Ryals. and Paige Morris. Top Right: Julie Adams consults with Karen Carroll about how to do the assignment. Above: Tina Roy ponders over a difficult problem. Middle Right: Becky Guilford reads a mushy love letter?! Right: You mean Ellen Darden is actually working?! 104 SOPHOMORES STEP UP THE LADDER Top Left: Regina Hendrix and Karla Sorrells show off on three wheelers. Top Right: Tina Thomas is 1984-85 Miss Bronze. Left: Karla Sorrells does best what office aides usually do! Center: Laura Bradley exerts her energy by cheering. Right: Marsha Price and Rob Ward enjoy riding in the parade. Bottom Left: Sophomore Beauties are Amy Fondern. Nicole Batchlor. Regina Hendrix. Neenie Phillips, and Marsha Price. 105 SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE David Alberson Larry Amos Bridgett Anderson Eva Andrews Renae Bailey Nicole Batchelor Renae Battles Carol Bonner Andy Bottoms Joe Bottoms Laura Bradley Glenda Brown Melanie Butler Ronald Carroll Julie Clements Sonji Coleman Allyson Crutchfield Cabanis Darby Bryan Darrow Johnny Dean Melinda Dorriety Donald Enfinger Rudy Engram Micheal Fillingim Jay Fisher Tracey Floyd Amy Fondren Stacey Ford Phillip Garvin Tammy Gilley Jeri Goodnight Darrell Guilford SueEllen Hales Jeff Helms Regina Hendrix Teresa Holloway Andy Hovey Sandy Howell Tony Howell Eugene Hunter Brenda Hutto Don Jordan Genary Ketchum Randall Kinman Dondee Lee Bobby Light Michelle Mauldin Carmen Morales Deborah Nicholas 106 107 Petey Palmer Victor Parker Neenie Phillips Marsha Price Mark Ryals Cody Sellers Rhonda Shirley Kevin Simmons James Sizemore Jeff Smith Karla Sorrells Lillie Starks Tracey Stewart Lee Strickland Tina Thomas Shawn Thompson Debra Tindell Michelle Tucker Charles Ward Travis Watson Stephanie Welch Vickie Williams Joy Wilson JUNIORS JUNIORS Kay Adkinson Donna Anderson Jeff Avery Darren Bailey Brace Barnes Mikki Barrett Carol Ann Birdsong Helen Birdsong Todd Brannon Lee Childs Kelly Coe Jeff Coe Stephen Coker John Darden Mark Dillard Dean Dowling Greg Dykes Kenny Fondren Vivian Ford Stacy Garrett Lee Gilman Regina Gilmer Laura Glover Dennis Goodnight Tony Hales Debbie Hall Janet Hovey Chris Hughes Stine Engrain Kevin Jordan Robin Justice David Ketchem Brenda Lamb Eric Littel Frank Lunsford Paul Mathews Roger McClellan Shawn McCray Dewayne Peacock Gary Purvis Dave Rousseau Sam Roy Amanda Scomers Lynn Sconyers Stephanie Sellers James Small Dede Strength Jeff Sullivan Joe Ussery 108 Lee displays her talents during a half-time band performance. The 1984-85 Jammin Juniors in action! 109 Chris Walker George Ward Sam Wesley Tim Wilkerson David Wilkins Beverly Zorn WWOKS MS A SZSP AUOIS AVSKA0S The Junior class has a big disadvantage — numbers. They consist of only fifty-six students, yet they have proved to everyone that they deserve the name JAMMIN JUNIORS”. They have met many challenging goals that have been placed before them and some are yet to come. This class has taken part in school activities such as pep rallies, football games, and clubs. Perhaps the most important challenge is serving as hosts to the Junior-Senior Prom. There are many talents just waiting to be found among this class. Many awards and honors in academics and sports have been won by the Junior class. Big things do come in small packages!! Top right: The Junior Beauties: top row — Kelly Coe. Robin Justice, and Lynn Sconyers. Bottom row Beverly Zorn and Regina Gilmer. Above: Regina Gilmer practices on her typing skills. Right: Frank Lunsford, a mighty Junior Bulldog, practices hard after school. Lower Middle. The Junior Class officers. Eric Littel — Treasurer, Kelly Coe — President. Lynn Sconyers Vice President, and Donna Anderson — Secretary. no Top left: Lee Gilman was the top salesperson for the Junior magazine sales. She raised a to tal amount of $502.59 Top right: Robin Justice was the second top salesperson for the Junior magazine sales. She raised a total amount of $376.45. Mjr c , iszs w vid Ke,chum. Tony Hate,, a ra„y. a Rt verlv Zorn en|oy a bx n y r Above: Regina Gilmer and Beverly 111 Motto: Grant Us The Knowledge To Know What Is Right And Courage Enough To Do It. Song: Whatever We Imagine Flower: White Rose Colors: Wine And Silver Eric Anderson Chris Bacon Mark Barnes Kim Bonner Stephanie Brown Scott Boyette Keith Carroll Tony Brooks Stephanie Cobh 113 TYPICAL SENIORS Malissa Turner And Joel Shields And Tony Brooks QUIETEST Glenda Phillips 115 Kim Dean Amy Fondren Kecia Dillard David Gilmore Delores Edwards Carla Glover 116 Luanne Guilford Melissa Guilford Rylla Hagans Carol Hall Cindy Hatcher Keith Hatcher James Hathaway Stacy Hawthorne Jimmy Roy Hendrix 117 BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT Kelli Peacock And Scott Boyette And Jimmy Roy Hendrix MOST DEPENDABLE BEST ALL AROUND Sheila Judah And Curt Kelly NEATEST Cherie Ketchem And David Gilmore 119 Joyce Jordan Sherry Judah Cherie Ketchem Debra Ketchem Craig Kornegay Rena Mauldin Joy McMicken Phi! Moseley Angie Peacock Kelli Peacock Tammy Peacock Anthony Penington Glenda Phillips Sue Ellen Phillips Mark Quick 121 Carol Hall And Charlie Skinner MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST PERSONALITY Susan Hughes And Stephen Tindell 122 MOST TALENTED Gail Sauls And Keith Hatcher SWEETEST Debra Ketchem And David Dean John Wayne Ryals Gail Sauls Jane Scarbrough Janie Shields Joel Shields Charlie Skinner 124 Darrell Smith Larry Smith Lesa Sorrells Sherry Sorrells Stephen Tindell Chris Strickland Malissa Turner Mark Thorne Terry Tutor 125 D.A.K. 000® cjzjzsn Janie Shields Janie Shields was chosen the D.A.R. Good Citizen for the 1984-85 school year. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.R. Shields, she is co-editor of the GECORALA, president of SAFE, and a member of student council. She is in WHO’S WHO AMONG AMERICAN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS and was a Varsity Cheerleader for two years and a Junior High Cheerleader for two years, also. 126 KSA DSCSQA VS Angie Peacock WITTIEST Rylla Hagans Stacy Hawthorne Rob Ward Becky Wood Curt Kelly Sheila Judah vMemezoRUfl (jail Sauls Gail Sauls was named Valedictorian of the 1985 Senior Class. Gail, daughter of Mrs. Madie Sauls and the late Mr. Nick Sauls, is a member of Wesley Chapel United Methodist Church and the Hartford MYF group. She is the 1984-85 GCHS Drum Majorette. She plays the piccolo and is the flute section leader during concert season. Gail is Secretary of the Senior Class and serves as Co-Editor of the GECORALA. She is a member of Service Club, SAFE, Senior Honor Society, and the Prep Bowl Team. Gail was also chosen as Most Talented in the Senior Class Who’s Who and as the 1984 Christmas Queen. SACUZAZOKJAfl Charlie Skinner Charlie Skinner was named Salutatorian of the Senior Class. Son of Mr. Robert Skinner and Mrs. Sarah Shoemaker, he is a member of the Sr. Honor Society and was selected Most Likely to Succeed in the Senior's Who’s Who. 3. Carol Malt Scott Boyette 5. Kim Bonner 6. Phil Moseley 131 7. Cuamie Guilford $. Cesa Sorrells 9. David Kiley 132 70. fame Shields SENIORS!! Top left: Senior class officers: Rob Ward — President, Susan Hughes — Vice President, Gail Sauls — Secretary. Melissa Guilford — Treasurer. Janie Shields — Reporter. Middle left: Miss Hartford Susan Hughes and first runner-up Luanne Guildford Bottom left: Senior Attendant Debra Ketchem and sponsor Jimmy Roy Hendrix Top right: Senior class beauties: Kim Dean. Sherry Judah. Debra Ketchem, Susan Hughes, and Luanne Guildford. Bottom right: Seniors decorate for the prom. OFFICE AIDES First row — left to right: Debra Ket-chem, Larry Smith and Greg Adams. Second row — left to right: Lane Miller, Karla Sorrells. Laura Bradley, Melanie Butler and Derek Bonner. Third row — left to right: Angie Peacock, Kim Dean, and Johnny Dean. Fourth row — left to right; David Ketchem and Jeff Sullivan. SENIORS CONTINUED . . . Top right: Seniors assemble the star gazebo for the prom. Top left: Sue Ellen Phillips punches out stars. Far left: Glenda and Terry work on the table center pieces. Left: Malissa chills out. 134 Top left: Cheri works on streamers at the Lakelodge. Top right: Office aide Larry Smith makes announcements over the intercom. Bottom left: And you think I don't know what I'm doing?”, says Tammy. Bottom right: Rylla. Joel and David work on the columns for the prom picture. 135 MR. AND MISS SAFE Sherry Sorrells And David Gilmore GIRLS’ STATE DELEGATE Janie Shields 136 Top left: Mr. Stinson lectures to his American history class. Far left: Enter into the twilight zone Left: Darrell Smith hangs balloon streamers at the Lakelodge. Top right: Home Ec. I displays their projects. Middle right: Nicole and Terry dissect a rat in Biology II. 137 Right: Lane Miller works on an assignment in class. Middle right: These are Varsity Football players??? Bottom right: The home economics class proudly show off their work. Top left: Former Junior Miss Hartford Brenda Hutto helps crown the runner-ups in the little Miss Hartford pageant. Bottom left: Keith Hatcher helps blow up balloons for the prom. Store Mgr. — Michael Bowen Asst. Mgr. — James Griffin Mkt. Mgr. — Robert Hogan Pro. Mgr. — Charles Jimmerson Head Cashier — Donnie Berry Starlene Hadspeth Yvonne Fisher Diane Dowling Jean Guilford Lisa Kornegay Annette Hughes 2nd Asst. — Ricky White Don Bailey Don Turner David Gilmore Mitch Eaton Shawn McCray Jerome Hendrix Compliments Of THE SAULS’ FAMILY CHRISTMAS TREE FARM Hartford (205) 588-3368 Alabama Eastern Red Cedar, Arizona Cypress. Virginia Pine Choose And Cut” ■ Compliments Of POLLARD MILLING CO. 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Alabama 36344 Phone: 588-3143 Hartford, Alabama Phone: 588-2283 ©HARTFORD FARMER’S COOPERATIVE INC. 316 East Mill St. Phone: 588-2992 Hartford, Alabama 36344 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 y r Compliments Of JUDGE AND MRS. H.B. WISE AND MARIE Probate Judge Of Geneva County FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD GUILFORD DRUG COMPANY Congratulations Seniors! Pastor Nolan Lee Rentals And Sales Walkers Hospital Beds Wheel Chairs 506 West Birch Street Hartford. Alabama Raymond V. Wojtyna Registered Pharmacist Phone: 588-3469 Business Phone: 588-2926 Nights And Sundays: 588-2436 Hartford. Alabama Member F.D.I.C. Phone: 588-3802 Hartford Alabama HARTFORD BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor Ralph Brannon Minister Of Music Bruce Spivey 105 East Burch Street Hartford, Alabama 588-2324 The Youth Division Congratulates Our 1985 Seniors Compliments Of HARTFORD QUARTERBACK CLUB Owner — Jerry Tate Phone 588-2933 300 East Mill St. DOWLING LUMBER CO. INC. Complete Line Of Building Supplies Highway 52 East Hartford, Alabama r WHOLESALE CARPET MEMBER FDIC AND FURNITURE OUTLET Name Brands At Wholesale Prices Foy Ready Ronald Ready 813 Hwy. South Phone 793-9354 Dothan Alabama ADANA FLOWERS GIFTS Owners — Malcom Verna Smith ( .MNI M «� l I AM Mil I I Ml I I ANI 11� I I mum AVI f|H| MAMIMiHD AIAHAMA Wallace E. Dismukes Ale Oberneder Minister Director of Music and Youth CORNER OF EAST MILL STREET AND SOUTH THIRD AVENUE Wallace E. Dismukes HARTFORD. ALABAMA 36344 Alex Oberneder Minister Director of Music and Youth •Youth: Gail Sauls, Susan Hughes, Curt Kelly, David Wilkins, Todd Brannon, Dave Rousseau, Kay Adkison Sabrina Hartzog, Paige Morris, Dicky Ready, Lane Miller, Carmen Morales. Hamilton Morales, Julie Adams, Michelle Adams, Tina Roy, Eva Rousseau. Jason Kelly, Warren Kelly, Sabrina Roy, Leigh Peters. Tracy Peters, J.J. Hughes, Janet Dean, Douglas Martin. Nicole Shields, Bryan Darrow, Valerie Brannon, Andy Hovey, Joy Wilson. Jill Wilson. r GUILFORD’S FEED AND SEED STORE Robert Guilford HARTFORD FERTILIZER COMPANY Lesa Sorrells. Keith Carroll. Glenda Phillips. Joy McMicken, Melissa Turner Not Pictured: Sue Ellen Phillips And Stacy Hawthorne V. Pastor J. Robert McMicken Compliments Of FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of Hartford ISAIAS DONNA CABRERA Owners Operators 84 By Pass East Enterprise, Ala 36331 (205)383-2022 — STRICKLAND FURNITURE And HORN S SPORTS SHOP John ’ Red” Horn Barbara Horn Kyle Horn Phone Home Phone 588-3223 588-3187 106 E. Main Hartford, AL REAGAN’S PHARMACY We Supply All Of Your Pharmaceutical And Beauty Needs Hartford, Alabama ST. PAUL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Pastor Joe Gissendanner Route I Hartford, AL Members: Chris Robinson, George Wallace, Brad Burch, Chris Hughes, Kim Hughes, Regina Gilmer, Lee Gilman, Not Pictured: Cherie Ketchum ROCKETS AND RAINBOWS The Little People’s Shop 500 W. Main St. Hartford, Alabama Phone: Owner: 588-6011 Mildred Ready HASKEW AUTO PARTS 107 E. Mill St. Phone Hartford, Alabama (205) 588-2263 WESTON BACKHOE SERVICE Utility And General Digging Dick Weston Rt. I Hartford Owner Ph. 588-2317 Or 588-6005 ANDERSON’S PEANUTS We Specialize In Certified Seed Peanuts Dryers, Buyers And Shellers Of Peanuts Compliments Of Agent Rex Sconyers REFLECTIONS 507 Regal Hartford, Alabama Phone 5880909 Representing Liberty National Life Insurance Company A Professional Hair Care Center For The Entire Family Specializing In Perms And Cuts Open Tues-Sat Late Appointments Available Stylists: Gloria Ford jane Hawthorne Donna Ray P.O. Box 309 Hartford, Alabama Phone 588-3823 V 160 Compliments Of Mitchell Ozark, Alabama CHRYSLER CORPORATION Ozark Dothan 774-5125 794-5483 SANDERS MERLE AUTO PARTS NORMAN ROBERT BYRD MOBILE HOMES Hartford, Alabama DAYS RESTAURANT Your Restaurant For Dothan And The Surrounding Area Phone: 794-4625 Dothan, Alabama MORALES SERVICE CENTER Tires — Gas Oil Gulf Products Hwy. 52 East, Rt. 2 OWNER: EDWIN MORALES Phone: 588-2925 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Compliments Of RANDY SHIELDS And FAMILY --------------------N SARDIS METHODIST CHURCH Members: Craig Culverhouse. Angie Peacock, Laura Bradley. Becky Bradley. Melanie Mathews. Tracy Wood. Michael Dorriety. Merritt Dorriety, Lachrissa Bass. y Pastor James Lolley r COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Coke Is It! 831 South Oates Dothan, Alabama 36301 Business Phone 793-7415 Where Your Business Is Appreciated ECONOMY TIRE S AUTO Computer Balancing Exhaust Work Car Service Tune-ups 401 West Main St. Hartford, AL 36344 STEVE CLARK MANAGER 588-2122 New and Recap Tires it,4 WIREGRASS WELDING AND REPAIR Al Shoemaker Owner Aluminum £ Heliarc Welding Custom Fabrication Portable Calls BAXLEYS FLORIST Flowers For All Occasions 205-886-3088 A Route 3 Box 3 Phone 588-6070 Hartford, AL 36344 Res. 588-3604 PATRICIA LANES RESTAURANT Serving Graceville, FL Slocomb and Hartford, AL Rt. I Slocomb, AL 36375 SCONYERS INSURANCE AGENCY HAROLD L. SCONYERS 24 Brunswick A-2 Lanes Visit Our Complete Pro Shop For Equipment Accessories Free — Bowling Instruction Restaurant Inside 794-6636 2208 Ross Clark Circle SE Open 7 Days 5:30 AM Until Sundays From Noon 106 Commerce St. Geneva, Alabama r Compliments Of V.F.W. And LADIES AUXILIARY POST 7513 (Bond (And est 399tstjes (Braduatittg (Class Hartford Alabama ________________________________________________ HARTFORD AMOCO • ■ m � a am a a a a m am a a a a aa uirtuiuiiiiiiiu. 11nMuimminiTumnm—iinty' THE FIRST INSURANCE AGENCY The Best Costs No More Owner: B. Eria Sorrells A 102 Commerce Street P.O. Box 219 Hartford, Alabama 36344 909 West Main Street Hartford, Alabama Phone: 588-3623 Developing A Child's Self-Concept U-HAUL MOVING a STORAGE The views a child develops about himself are referred to as his self-concept. These views will affect his future behavior, ability to learn, and degree of motivation in many endeavors. Just how important is a child’s self-concept? Research tells us that a child’s self-concept at the beginning of kindergarten can be a better predictor of reading achievement, by the end of the second grade, than a test of h is intelligence. 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