Glynn Academy - High Tide Yearbook (Brunswick, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 316 of the 1981 volume:

♦ 1981 High Tide Glynn Academy Brunswick, Georgia Volume 34 To accomplish great things we must not only act, but also dream; not only plan, but also believe. CD 22 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1 11 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1! 1861 1861 1861 1861 1861 1861 1861 1861 81 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 The world and its revolution are coming to an end. One may fight and one may struggle but there’s a bigger problem we must mend. The separation of attitude and the separation of face. Provides a figure bumping into itself in its own space. The ability to understand and comprehend what others do. Sometimes descends in his one man world he’s so used to. One may give laughter and sometimes praise but what does he really want behind his inner face? It all comes down to that reality gaze. In what time and place are you in this human phase? Terry Carter 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 8 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams and endeavors to live the life he has imagined, he will meet with a suc- cess unexpected in common hours Thoreau il — a I know that you believe you understand what you think I said But ... I’m not sure you realize that what you heard is not what I meant. 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 Expand your thoughts and you will enlarge your world. 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 19 f 1 1981 1981 oo 1981 1981 1981 1981 198: 1981 1981 1981 981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 D 00 1981 1981 1981 1981 I do my thing and you do your thing. I am not in this world to live up to your expectations, and you are not in this world to live up to mine. You are you and I am I, and if by chance we find each other- It’s Beautiful! When you don’t know what to do- Scream. If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it. 1981 1981 1981 1981 53 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 198 Each year the Seniors bestow on a teacher here at Glynn Academy a very great honor, the dedication of the annual. This teacher must have shown his con- cern for the students throughout the years. One teacher we feel has done just that. He has taught us many classes both required and electives and made them all more enjoyable with his sense of humor, consideration, friendliness, and patience. He even showed these same wonderful characteristics to those he didn’t have in class. For this and so much more that cannot be expressed in words, the class of 1981 expresses its appreciation through this dedication to ... Mr. Robert Carithers. You’ll always hold a special place in our hearts. 17 The Of Golden Pride The Isles Iheir spirit shows! The Glynn Academy Band worked many long hours to attend competition in Moultrie, Statesboro and National com- petition for Marching Bands of America in Jacksonwille. Although our band re- ceived no awards, they’re still our ‘‘Pride of the Golden Isles”. what enthusiasm k“ precision. That's entertainment What a Formation! s u m m e vents r Eric Jones attended quarterback camp. J. Ellington. L. Doke, S. Jones. Z. Yamin. A. Futch, J. Andrew, D. Leggett, L. Manning. P. Veres and S. Dennard attended a student council workshop at Berry. David Bailey attended football camp at UGA where he received Most Versatile award. Amy Jenks, Joan Mayberry and Trina Hartridge attended Tennis camp. Chuck Bumgardner, Tommy Lewis and Kenny Thompson at- tended Boys’ State. Skeet Brewer, Todd Baker, and Kevin Brown attended baseball camp. S u m m e vents r Beth Gibson, Elaine Griffin and Sally George participated in Governor’s Honors. SI m Todd Chromzak and Paul Pleasants went to basketball camp. Kathy Covington, Carrie Hanson, and Debbie Sheffield at- tended Girls’ State. si .! ( A_: s$L! i.: ( A.: JLl J-V: si .: $ .: si J 3b • • 4 ■xi � « i 'd i 4 The Jr.-Sr. Prom is an annual event. Jr.-Sr. is something each Junior and Senior looks for- ward to. The girls get to dress up in their long dresses and the guys get to get all gussied up in their tuxedos. Each year this is a night of remembering ... remembering the nerves, the parties, and just having a good ole time. dv- £i: Jk: £i: Jhj JU- J mobs Mobs bobohs mobs The Most Valuable Players in various sports Through out the years, G.A. students received many awards. This year there was an exceptional amount of students who received Honors, Such as Governors Honors, Star Student and many others. Glynn Academy is very proud to be able to pro- duce so many students with such capabilities to receive such Honors. Hob Forbes-entry in Pine Knots 1980 Math Award notions HonoM wwa «ow Bryan O'Neal and Mary McGeachy were runners up in Region Competition for the Optomist Oratorical Speaking Contest. G.A. won the city trophy this year. 1979 Victor Nixon. David Butler, Dean Boyer and Mike Covington receive awards at the Football banauet. Sharon Hall was the Valentine Queen for the city. Sandy Joyner was the first runner-up. Bryan O’Neal was the state winner for Boyscout public speaking. Literary Event Region Winners. Mike Covington received an appointment to the Air Force Academy. Honors Honors have been received by many G.A. students throughout the year. Lynn Meadows won the DAR good Citizenship Award, Charles Lattany, Debbie Nelson, and Rob Vernon won all state chorus. Tommy Lewis was the Exchange Club Student of the Quarter. Eric Jones was a National Merit Schol- arship winner. — Honors Star Student-Robert Fox Star Teacher-Star Wheeler New NHS members Homecoming Contestants Vffff signs mj Imap years gon � snail not roaV pmy «nore 'ur time we leave to a Wo We came a In a sea of We struggl establish 10 learn, you cam we nd seniors Four hi the All gow With sr proce We’ve made it through these four long years Our work here now is No more will pass the J hallway doors I The Class of ’81. Wi This was the first year that G.A. held a Mr. Twirp contest. It cost twenty-five cents to cast a vote to sponsor a person for a certain category The categories were: Mr. Kool Mr. Minus 10 Mr. Big Eyes Mr. G.A. Gigolo Mr. Derrier Mr. Legs Mr. Airhead Mr. Clutz Mr. Muscles Greg Wood Mark Murphy Charlie Lipthratt Scott Vande Linde Todd Baker Stephen Eckerd John Sagos Charlie Lewis Chan Simpson These men” were very proud to be the winners of such a high rating contest. ‘80’ Homecoming '81’ 4th. Queen and runners up: Dealver Palmer 2nd, Terri Campbell Cathy Covington 3rd. Pam Gay 1st. Susan Dennard Queen. GUVNN ACADGMV NJROTC BRUNSWICK, GA. y fe JULIE ANDREW was Secretary Trea- surer of Student Council in her freshman and jr. year. She was elected Sophomore Class President and President of Exec. Board in her Sr. year. She was a member of the Racquet Club, the Booster Club. . She was Treasurer of the Key Club and Sec. of the Drama Club. She was on the annual staff for four years and served as Editor in her Senior year. As a senior, she was Treas. of GASC. She was in ISSS in her freshman year. Julie has been hon- ored in Who’s Who Among Amer. High School Students and was on the AB hon- or roll. She was a Homecoming contes- tant, 1st runnerup in the BWK. Jr. Miss and was a Valentine contestant for 3 years. Julie will attend Univ. of Alabama to major in Business Administration. TODD BAKER was a mem- ber of the FCA Club and Booster Club. He was also a member of the NHS in his senior year. Todd was an A and AB honor roll student and was awarded the Ga. Certificate of Merit. He was also nominated for Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Todd was on the varsity baseball team for 3 yrs. In addition, he was a member of the Math team. Todd plans to attend UGA and major in Forestry Ag. Eng. KEVIN BROWN was a mem- ber of the FCA and Booster Clubs. He was voted Most Ath- letic in his Sr. year and was also selected as Chairman of County Commission in the Youth in Government Day. Kevin was a letterman in football and bas- ketball and a four year starter for the baseball team. He plans to attend UGA. KATHY COVINGTON was a mem- ber of IRC and served as VP in her Jr. year and Pres, in her Sr. year. She was also a member of FCA, serving as Treas. in her Sr. year. Kathy was an ICC member, a mem- ber of the Y Club, Key Club and 3rd runnerup in the 1980 Homecoming Court. She was elected Friendliest. She attended Girls’ State, and was an AB honor roll student. She was also nominated for Who’s Who Among Amer. High School Students and was a Nat. Cheerleader Achievement Award finalist. Kathy was a JV cheerleader in her Soph, year and a Varsity cheerleader in her Jr. and Sr. years, serving as Co- Captain in Sr. year. She plans to at- tend Valdosta State and major in therapy. SANDRA BRADLEY was a member of the FBLA, FCA and Nia clubs. Since partici- pating in the Nia club, she held offices as Financial Sec. and reporter. She was a member of the Jr. Board of Education. Sandra was in the Marching Band and Concert Band for two years. She was a member of Student Council in her Sr. year, and was a member of the track team while a Jr. Sandra plans to further her education at Mer- cer University and major in Business Administration with emphasis in accounting and psychology. SUSAN DENNARD served as Student Council Sec- Treas. in her sophomore year, VP in her Jr. year and VP of Exec. Board in her Sr. year. Susan was Pres, of ICC and was a member of FCA. She was elected Homecom- ing Queen and was Jr. Sweet- heart. She was also a cheer- leader. Her future plans are to attend UGA. JO DEE ELLINGTON was a Rep. for Student Council in her Soph, and Jr. years, and was Sr. Class President. She was Sec Treas. of Booster Club in her Jr. year. She was also a member of FCA for 3 years. Jo Dee was awarded Most Promising Basketball Player and was on the All County and All Tourna- ment Basketball Teams. She was awarded the Most Spirited Basketball Player for 3 years. Jo Dee was a Home- coming contestant and was elected Most Athletic in her Sr. year. She was on the state softball Champ, team. She was on the Varsity Basketball team for 4 years, Varsity Tennis for 3 years, JV Cheerleader for one year and Varsity Cheerleader for one year. Jo Dee plans to attend Ga. Southwestern to major in athletics. BETH GIBSON was a member of the Math team, the FLC, and School Ac- tivities Ed. for the school newspaper. She was a member of the Booster Club, NHS for 2 yrs., Y Club for 3 years, serving as Sec. for two years, and re- ceiving the Super Sec. Award. She was a participant in the 7th annual Ga. South. Tech, and Eng. Conference. Beth has been a A and AB honor roll student. She was a finalist and partici- pant in the 1980 Governor’s Honors Program. She was also awarded a Ga. Certificate of Merit, and was named in Who’s Who Among Amer. High School Students. She was a member of the Marching and Concert Band for 1 year. Beth plans to attend Ga. Tech, to major in architecture. DANNY FRAZIER was a mem- ber of the Nia Club for 2 years, serving as parlimentarian. He was Drum Major for the GA Marching Band. Danny was a Rep. for Stu- dent Council in his Jr. and Sr. years. He held 1st chair in Honors Band for 4 years, and was a mem- ber of the Jazz band for 2 years. Danny was voted Most Talented in his Sr. year, and was awarded superior ratings as drum major. He was the County Administrator in Youth in Government Day. Danny has had superior ratings in the Nat’l Piano Guild. He plans to attend Morehouse College and major in Business Administration. THERESA HOOPER was a mem- ber of the FBLA, and held offices in the Nia Club, ICC, and the Cho- rus. She was a delegate to the Mini-Model UN. She received 3rd place in the 8th District Oral In- trepretation competition in her Jr. year. She was an AB honor roll student, and received outstanding 2nd soprano award in her Jr. year. In addition, she was also elected to Who’s Who Among Amer. High School Students. Theresa was a member of the GA Chorus for 2 years. She plans to major in Business Administration. SALLY GEORGE has been a member of the FBLA. ISSS, Booster, Key and Y Clubs, serving as VP of Y club. She was a Jr. Class Rep. for Stu- dent Council and served as Sec Treas. in her Sr. year. Sally was elected to Who’s Who Among Amer. High School Students, and was a Governor’s finalist in dance. She was voted Most Talented in her Sr. year. She was an AB honor roll student, and is a member of the Brunswick Civic Ballet. She plans to at- tend N.C. School of the Arts and major in dance. MARQUE JOHNSON has been a member of the Nia for 3 years, and served as Chair- man of the Traveling Com- mittee for 1 year. He also has been a member of the Boost- er Club, FLC, and on the an- nual staff. Marque was elect- ed Most Outstanding Offen- sive Player on the football team. He was named Coastal Player of the Week by the Savannah Newspress. Marque was also elected Best Dressed in his Sr. year. He was a 3 letter athlete in foot- ball, basketball and track and was in the Chorus for 2 years. He plans to attend N.C.A.A. University to major in Physical Education. 35 ERIC JONES was a member of the NHS, Math team and the FCA in his Jr. year. He was also a member of the Nia Club for 1 year. Eric received a Georgia Certificate of Merit and was no- minated for Governor’s Honors. He was chosen for Who’s Who Among Amer. High School Stu- dents in his Soph., and Jr. years. Eric was an AB honor roll student throughout high school. He was a semi-finalist for the National Merit Scholar- ship. Eric was a member of the varsity football team. He plans to attend Ga. Tech to major in mechanical engineering. TOMMY LEWIS was a member of the Racquet Club for 3 years. Science Club for 2 years, NHS for 2 years and the Booster Club for 1 year. He was elected Exchange Club Student of Fall Quarter and received a Georgia Certificate of Merit. He was a semi-finalist for the Na- tional Merit Scholarship. Tommy was a all A honor roll student. He was also elected to Who’s Who Among Amer. High School Students. Tommy rated 2nd in the region 3AAAA Literary Events in Boys’ Spelling and Boys’ Essay. He was a member of the Debate Team for 1 year, a member of the newspaper staff for 1 year, and a member of the Math Team for 2 years. Tommy plans to attend GA. Tech, and major in mechanical engineer- ing. FAITH KING was a member of the FCA club and was reporter for the Nia Club. She was a Rep. for the Student Council in her Sr. year. She was also a member of the Marching Band and held 1st chair clarinets in the Honors Band. She was elected to Who’s Who Among Amer. High School Students and was nominated for Gover- nor’s Honors. Faith was an AB honor roll student. She was 1st chair clarinet at the Epworth Band Clinic 8th District. She plans to attend Bennet College in North Carolina. MICHAEL MCBAY was a member of te FCA Club for 2 years, the NHS for 1 year, the Booster Club for 1 year, and the Creative Writing Club for 1 year. He received a Georgia Certificate of Merit and was elected to Who’s Who Among Amer. High School Students. He has been a nominee for Gover- nor’s Honors for 2 years, a semi-finalist in his Jr. year. Michael was an AB honor roll student throughout high school. He was elected to the student government in his Sr. year. He was a member of the varsity football team for two years. Michael plans to attend Ga. Tech, to major in chemical engineering. JANE LEE was a member of the Marching and Honors Band for 2 years. She was Sec- . Treas. for the Key Club and a member of the IRC and ICC. She was Freshman class presi- dent and VP of the Senior class. Jane participated in the ‘Youth Against Cancer' state conven- tion sponsored by the Ameri- can Cancer Society. Jane was a County Commissioner in Youth in Government Day and was batgirl for the baseball team for 3 years. She plans to major in Early Childhood Development. JOY MCKENZIE was a member of the Nia Club for 2 years, serving as VP both years. She was a student council Rep. in her Sr. year. She was also VP of the ICC and Treas. of Exec. Board in her Sr. year. Joy was a fina- list in the 1980 Homecoming Court and a finalist in the Sweetheart Court for two years. She was an AB honor roll student and a member of the GA Marching Band for 2 years. Joy plans to attend Mercer University to major in political science. JOAN MAYBERRY was VP of Soph, class, Sec Treas. of Science Club, and a member of NHS for 2 years, Pres, in her Sr. year. She was a member of IRC and ICC and was Business Manager of the yearbook for 2 years. She was also an AB hon- or roll, and was awarded a Ga. Cert, of Merit, and was elected to Who’s Who Among Amer. High School Students, nominated for Governor’s Honors in Science, and voted Most Likely to Succeed. Joan was a mem- ber of the varsity tennis team. She plans to major in Business Adminis- tration at the UGA. LYNN MEADOWS was a member of the Y club, and served as Pres, for 2 years. She was also a member of FBLA, Sec. of NHS, a member of the Math team and of the newspaper staff. Lynn participated in the 1979 Governor’s program, and also re- ceived a Georgia Certificate of Mer- it. She was a member of NHS, elect- ed to Who’s Who Among Amer. High School Students, winner of the Brunswick Order of the Elk Youth Leadership Contest, received a com- mendation from the National Merit Scholarship program, received the DAR Good Citizenship Award, and was an all A honor roll student, and was elected Most Intelligent. Lynn also teaches English to a Laotian refugee family. She plans to attend JEFF SWEENEY has been a member Emory University, of the FLC club for 3 years, and served as the Treas. in his Jr. year. He was also in the Science Club and Trivia Club. Jeff was on ISSS in 9th grade and ISS in 11th grade. He was also a mem- ber of the NHS. Jeff received a Ga. Certificate of Merit and was a finalist for Governor’s Honors. He was a semi- finalist for National Merit Scholarship, and was an all A honor roll student through high school. He was elected to Who’s Who Among Amer. High School Students and attended the 7th annual Tech. Eng. Conference at Ga. Sou. Jeff was on the Red White Newspaper staff in his Sr. year and on the math team. He plans to attend Ga. Tech. major in chemical engineering. KENNETH THOMPSON was a member of the Racquet club for 1 year and the NHS for 2 years. He was elected to Who’s Who Among Amer. High School Stu- dents and was a semi-finalist for Governor’s Honors. He at- tended Boys’ State and was on the championship region 79-80 tennis team. Kenneth was a A and AB honor roll student throughout high school and on the tennis team for two years. DEALVER PALMER was a member of the Nia club, serving as Bus. Mgr. A band member for 4 years and 2 yrs. in Honors band, she was 2nd Lt. and Drum Line Capt. DeAlver was a Rep. for Student Council in Sr. year, and served as County Commissioner in Youth in Government Day. She was a Sweet- heart Queen for 2 years, and was 2nd runnerup in the 1980 Homecoming Court. DeAlver was an AB honor roll student throughout high school. She plans to attend Spell- man College to major in Psychology. VIRGINIA VERNON was a member of the IRC club for 3 years and served as VP in her Sr. year. She also served as VP for Booster Club for 1 year. She has been a member of the Marching band for 2 years. Vir- ginia was elected to Who’s Who Among Amer. High School Students. She was a bat- girl for GA baseball team for 3 years. She plans to attend Mer- cer University to major in busi- ness. 37 Talent Show Look! A star is born. Look at all those people! The 1979-80 annual talent show was a great suc- cess. Hank Bass served as Master of Ceremonies. It was evident that all of the participants were very talented. Many G.A. students participated. The tal- ent show was presented on February 12,13, and 14. The first place winners were Southern Bell, the second place winners were Surf Side Saints, and the third place winners were Georgia Express. Normal G.A. Terrors. Where did she go? Valentines When February rolls around, most everyone has their mind on someone or something special. This was true on February 9th when everyone brought that someone special to the annual Sweetheart Dance, sponsored by the Student Council. On this occasion, the classes chose girls to represent them on the Sweetheart Court. Cathy Turner and Lisa Crosby re- presented the Senior Class. From the Junior Class came Susan Dennard and Joy McKenzie. Cathy Weaver and Sheree Lattany represented the Sopho- more class and the Freshmen were Brenda Baisden and Wendi Winkey. Come on Jim, quit staring. Won’t you take me to Funky Tot HAiidbWEEN Invasion of the Super Sonic Space Cadets Only a Nutt would do this! HALLOWEEN hit it off good this year at ole G.A. It was the beginning of new festivities such as a dress up day and the all new Glynn Academy Carni- val, which turned out to be a great success. Many people came to school dressed up in the wildest of costumes! There were G.A. spirits. Space Cadets, and Shaw of Iran, Hillbillies, Ragedy Ann and Andy and many more. The day was en- joyed by all. Hey, Cut that out! What does first quarter of your senior year’s English class mean? That’s right Mythology. From Hercules’ thirteenth labor, to Hera’s jealous fits, from Pygmalion falling in love with a statue he created to Zeus turning one of his lovers into a cow. The variations of mythological characters are far and wide, such as bacchanals-that is women fren- zied with wine, killing their leader Prometheus; to Amason women disassembling parts of their bodies to improve their skills with a bow and arrow. There are three sisters, Gray Women, who share one eye, passing it back and forth temporarily placing it in the eyesocket in their foreheads. Some other wom- en, sirens, sit on rocks and sing, leading sailors to their death. Not only are seniors exposed to this variation of literature but they are required to portray some of the characters for a grade. As is obvious our true characters were revealed when we became the characters of old. c.rc It Senior Most Talented: Sally George, Danny Frazier Each year the seniors vote on who they think is the best in certain cate- gories. There are nine different cate- gories with a boy and girl voted for each. The categories are Most Tal- ented, Friendliest, Most Athletic, Best Dressed, Most Likely to Suc- ceed, Most Intelligent, Best Look- ing, Most Humorous, and Best All Around. Friendliest Kathy Covington. John Sagas Most Athletic JoDee Ellington. Kevin Brown Best Dressed Terry Campbell. Marque Johnson Most Likely To Succeed Jeff Sweeny, Joan Mayberry 1W II Superlatives Kim Kopotic, Steven Eckerd r ir Most Humorous Terry Carter. Mary Jane Shumate. Todd Chromzak Each year Seniors from Glynn Academy, for one day, take place in the local government in Brunswick. This year the participants were Danny Frazier: County Commission- er, Mike McBay: Public Works Di- rector, Todd Baker: Fire Chief, Skibo Bishop: Police Chief, Faith King, Kim Kopotic, Jane Lee, DeAlver Palmer, and Kevin Brown as Commissioners. They All Put Out! The Red Cross Blood Drive was again a great success at Glynn. The blood drive was held on January 14, 1981. Each donor had to be 17 years old or older and weigh at least 110 pounds. Although approximately 100 students and teachers were turned down for one reason or an- other we still managed to contribute 179 pints of blood. And we again beat Brunswick High by over 40 pints of blood. To me From Santa. And a Mary Jane Doll. Christmas 80 at Glynn Acade- my was a very cheerful time. There was a certain feeling in the air. The feeling of love, kindness, and just plain ole warmth around us. There were smiles every- where. Friends giving friends gifts of thoughtfulness. People caring about people made Christmas ’80 a very special time. All of this waiting. Looking forward to Christmas. You're a real Jolly man. Another Year Bites 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1 Songs Whip It One In a Million Upside Down Rainy Nights Walk Away Keep On Lovin You Fame Jesse Starting Over Theme From Caddyshack (I’m Alright) Real Love An Old Lange Syne Guilty You Shook Me all Night Long Back in Black Made it Through the Rain Seven Bridges Road Lady Another One Bites the Dust The Game Every Woman in the World Lost In Love Flirtin With Disaster Lonely Hearts Tide is High Quiche Lorraine Tell it Like it Is The Good ’Ole Boys Miss Sun Lookin for Love All Out of Love Running with the Devil Let the Good Times Roll Hold On Got to Rock On Rock Roll’s not Noise Pollution Sometimes a Fantasy Just a Little in Love Where Do We Go From Here Da do do do Da da da da Hit Me With Your Best Shot Strobe Light Hunker Down Hairy Dogs Cocaine Firebird The Girl You Want The Breaks Backstrokin Piece of the Rock Call Me Funky Town Love Stinks Passion Rock Lobster I’m Coming Out Hungry Hearts Coming Out Still Rock ‘n’ Roll To Me Hot Rod Hearts Everybody’s Got To Learn Sometime Last of the Singing Cowboy Out on the Boulevard Just a Little in Love Hearts on Fire Celebrate Me Home Sailing Shining Star Sitting on Top of the World It’s My Turn Touch and Go Hopelessly Human Have a Drink on Me Shake a Leg Movies Caddyshack Flash Gordon Popeye Xanadu Fame Airplane Oh God II Stir Crazy Brubaker Superman Foxes The Shining Private Benjamin The Fog Cheech Chong’s Next Movie Change of Seasons The Awakening Smokey and the Bandit II Somewhere in Time 9 to 5 Seems Like Old Times American Gigolo Any Which Way You Can Zombie Urban Cowboy Bronco Billy Blues Brothers Borderline Time Square Friday the 13th Dressed To Kill Prom Night Silent Scream The Deadly Sin Ordinary People It’s My Turn Used Cars The Dust! 9 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 1980 National Events Let's Stroh a Party Brunswick High Lost Again Hostages Came Home January 20 Carter Bites the Dust Who Shot J.R.? Hurricane Edith Georgia Bulldogs are still 1 Iran-v-Iraq War Burning of the Twinkies John Lennon’s Death Roger Staubach Retired Death of the Shaw End of Captivity for Seniors 1980 1980 1980 19801980 1980 1981 Eads Traditions How Bout Them Dogs? Edith Thought for the Day Pledge of the Flag Me Seniors Do It Better Walker My Dog The Skate B-52’s Cowboy Hats Polo Shirts Rock-n-Roll Duck Shoes Monogrammed Everything Punk Rock The Bathtub Syndrome House Parties New Wave Announcements Green M M’s Fridays Penny Loafers Docksides Girls Can Get It Western Wear Add a Beads Sweatshirts Valour Sweaters Punk Glasses On May 2,1980, the Drama Club presented their annual spring play. The play pre- sented was titled “It’s High Time”. Each year the Drama Club features a play. The play was directed by Miss McKinney. In addition to the students pictured above other G.A. students participated also. Many students from the Drama Club participated. The play turned out very well for the end of our 1980 year. Louis is ready to go. Liz at work. I t 's T • i m e Look at that face! Dreaming on and on. I fail to see any humor in that. Student-Faculty Tennis Tournament The annual Student-Faculty Tennis Tournament was a blast. Each year the students and the faculty get together for a tennis tournament. Each student had to learn together with a teacher of the oppo- site sex. The finals of the tournament were held on November 12. Stepping Out in Style. HA! Ride 'um Cowboy! U. G. A. is number Forever Braids one! Now and and more Braids! G. A. is second only to Fort Knox. How ’bout them Dogs! A Common Sight. Loafers and Socks At the beginning of school each year we get ready to come to Read- ing, Writing, and Arithmatic. but there’s a little bit more to it. G. A. offers alot of extra courses such as chorus, P. E., Horticulture, and var- ious types of languages. There are also courses in typing, and Econom- ics. There are also a great deal of clubs to participate in and as usual G. A. is very active in academics. ?ar. tr ao s fan o On June 3, 1980 the Senior’s long awaited day finally came. Graduation was an exciting night for everyone. The opening speech was given by Robert Fox. Scott McTier, Mike Coving- ton, Mark Middleton, Barry Turner, Chanda Cahoon, and Kim Wetherington were the other honor students that gave speeches. Oh what a night. I call this my Grad, night smile. Looks like we made it! 1 need more bobbypins! WOW! Why all smiles? For coach David Mcknight, the 1980 Glynn Academy foot- ball season was filled with mixed emotions. After an anemic 2-5 start, the Red Terrors battled back to finish the 1980 campaign with a respectable 5-5 record. Coach McKnight cited the outstanding offensive play of captain MarQue John- son and defensive play of captain Mike Garris. Both came up with the big play when it was really needed. Another big play maker was Victor Mathews. Mathews was the Terrors “man, on the spot in two of the Terrors victories. Through thick and thin, the men of David McKnight responded gal- laintly to the cause and are winners in the hearts of everyone in the Class of ’81. Top; Jimmy Howe. Herman Hudson. David McKnight. Charles Whit- field,Bottom: Derrick Hulsey, Bobby Thompson, Lewis May. Chuck Fehr. 1st Row Rob McBay, Eric Jones, Jim Gibson, Chris Hutcheson. Charles Davis, Chuck Smith. MarQue Johnson, Jerry Miller. LaVorga Warren, Chris Hammock. Dusty Sapp, Jim Beggs. James Winslett. Curtis McKenzie, Steve Waite, 2nd Row Bill Bryant, Richard Ivans. Odis Griffen. Johnathan Miller. Ricky Carter. Dave Smith. Willie Wright. Victor “Slick Matthews. Mitchell Life. Les Thomas, John Stewart, Todd Barry, Eric Fudge. Jerry Woods. Don Mullens. 3rd Row Mike Garris, Jim Smith, Byron Vaught, Tash Collier, Tommy Shinard, Scott Vandelinde. Brian Harrison, Alan Waite, Oscar Reyes, Craig Tatum. Doug Adams, Bill Smith, Donovan Strickland. Carlton Warwick, Matt Kern. 4th Row Jim Smith, Scott Hinson. Mike McBay. Paul Partin, David Bailey. Robert Beckum. Henry Moreland. Arthur Bess. Ray Worst. Pete Fehr. Jim Smith. Mike Warren. Kevin Brown. David Sapp. Jeff Wentworth. Tyrone McClendon, Anthony McPherson. The 1980 Glynn Academy JV football team fell upon hard times this season. Failing to the sweet nectar of victory. But much was learned by this group of dedicated young men. The knowledge of the game, sportsmanship, hustle, desire, and team work. Which will become valuable next season when they step up to the varsity team. Coaches Whitfield, Fehr, and Hulsey should be commended for a job well done. JV Football 1st Row Elijah Thompson. Roddey Cogen, Brent Berry, Curtis McKensie. David Hawkins. Richard Ivan. Wesley Lemon, Chris Hutchinson, Mitchel Life. Charles Daves, Bubba Hardison. 2nd Row Alan Waite, Jerry Miller. James Casque. Andy Maxwell, Don Mullen, Neal Cohen. Richie Gibbs. Doug Adams, Dusty Sapp, Carl Carrol. The Glynn Academy 9th grade football team showed improvement over last year’s team with an overall 3-4 record. The team was lead by the fine offensive combination of running back Charles Evans and quarterback Wynn Fendig. The purpose of the 9th grade team is to get the new players acquainted with the GA football system. Coaches Chuck Fehr and Burnett Rooks should be commended for a job well done. 1st Row Ronald Glisson, Steve Lyons, Ken Bethel, Wynn Fendig, Hank Hutto, Jim Mock, Todd Carroll, Chris Tollison, Charles Evans, Bryan Fiveash, Tim Green, Woody Wheeler. Parnell Herrington, Ricky Short. 2nd Row Brian Leverette, Fred Tillman, Trent Ruffner. Mike Davis, Jeff Knight. Jeff Ashley, Skip Lewis. Whit ! Whittle. Norris Cambell. Billy Gray, Wilfred Cash. Mike Bradley, Tom Brown. Emmett Lee. Jarrett Tillton. 3rd Row Johnny Miller. Bobby Kirksey, Wayne Hall. Esav Alston. Steve O'Cain, Lennis Casque, Johnny Davis. Joel Mills. Johnny Knowles. Eric Clark. Steve Lange. Dale McNabb. Sherlock Holmes, Darrell Williams, Jim Morrell. Front: Mgr-Cassey Ross, Skip Walker. Del Cross, Kevin Brown, Greg Redding, MarQue Johnson, Enous Bess, Horace Jones. Back: Brian Shadron, Ronald Hughes, Mark Felton, Ronnie Walker. Todd Chromzak, Victor Murry, Paul Pleasents, Alfred Thomas, Alfonso Hart. Coach Charles Whitfield. Varsity Basketball At the mid-point of the 1980 season. The Red Terror Varsity Basketball team sport a fine 7-4 record. Hustle and determination were the in- gredients for a winning record. The Terrors, lead by offensive standouts Skip Walker and Greg Redding, bolted out of the starting gate winning their first three contests before dropping a heart breaker to the Beach Bulldogs. The Terrors then traveled to the McIntosh Christmas Tournament where they finished runner-up. They hit a slump dropping two more games but got on track with wins over Effingham, Winsor Forest, and Groves. Coach Whitfield cited the fine play of Victor Murrey, Todd Chromzak, Paul Pleasants, Brian Shadron, Alfonzo Hart, Alfred Thomas, Ronnie Walker, and Kevin Brown. Through these players he hopes to build a successful pro- gram this season and for many seasons to come. ® ® ® JV Basketball The JV basketball team of Glynn Academy, al- though showing the desire to win, couldn’t improve on last year’s record. The Baby Terrors of Coach Burnett Rooks put forth a strong effort as they hustled up and down the court. As Coach Rooks put it, “The purpose of a ‘B’ team is to teach the funda- mentals of the game.” Keeping up with GA tradi- tion, the JV’s never gave up, and played each game as if it were just beginning. Standing: Coach Rooks. Mitchell Life. Vincent Cross. Rod Life, Tyrone McClendon. Lamont Lewis Kneeling: Kelvin Jones. Ed Hart, Thanas Brown. Rickey Walker. Clinton Fonseca. Joe Smith, Dewitt Weaver, Clifford Thomas fcjrp Continuing with a Glynn Academy tradi- tion, the GA Girls’ Basketball team has pro- duced another winning season. The Lady Terrors of Theresa Adams are 10-1 at the season’s halfway point. Offensively the Lady Terrors were lead by junior Gail At- kinson and senior JoDee Ellington. Aldrena Hall, whose rebounding ability and power- ful shotblocking, led the Terrors to many a victory. Coach Adams attributes the Ter- rors’ success to believing in themselves as well as the team. As the season progresses, Coach Adams hopes the Terrors can contin- ue their winning ways. JoDee scores two. Wilma passes downcourt. 1st Row: Jo Dee Ellington, Tommie Shaw, Holly Smith, Claudette Hudson, Lisa Morris, • Xavier Lewis, Sheree Lattany, Dana Harris, Terry Carter ■ 2nd Row: Aldrena Hall, V. Clinch, W. Bacon, A. Lewis, A. Baker, C. Carroll, G. Atkinson, A. Smith, L. Benson, Coach T. Adams i WT H Mm Kg? c J ® Girls Basketball % © V vv John powers to victory. Baseball The 1980 Glynn Academy Baseball team enjoyed another winning season under the direction of coaches Chuck Fehr and Burnett Rooks. The team was stocked with experience, fielding seniors A1 Otte, Paul Clark, and Jon Thompson. Clark lead the team with an outstanding 425 average and was a member of the fine GA pitching staff. The team compiled an overall record of 17-6 and a region record of 9-5. The highlight of the 1980 season was winning the Easter Tournament in Savannah. Overall Coach Fehr was very pleased with the team and is looking forward to next season. With defensive standouts Kevin Brown and Todd Baker re- turning the Terrors will be a team to be reckoned with during the 1980 season. 1st row: Chip Drury, Cary Craig, John DePaulk, Mark Miller. Don Drury. 2nd row: Tracy Dodd, David Wood. Harry Kicklighter, Mark Drury. David Fiveash. Luke White, Coach Hudson. V V y V V V V W £ -2 Once again the 1980 Glynn Academy Golf team captured the region title for the third straight season. The team, lead by Junior stan- dout Mark Drury, finished with a fine 11-1 re- cord. The team traveled to the state tourney where they finished third overall. Overall the linksmen of Glynn have compiled a sparkling 41- 3 record. With plenty of experience coming back the upcoming season holds many promises for the 1981 Glynn Academy Golf team. 1st Row left to right: Kevin Andrews, Barry Turner, Bill Thompson, Mike Reisinger. 2nd Row: Tom O’Sullivan, Scott Russell, Fletcher Fair- cloth, Ken Thompson, Jerry Woodward, Coach Hulsey mm The 1980 Glynn Academy boys’ tennis team enjoyed another outstanding season under the direction of Coach Derrick Hulsey. The netsmen of Glynn had no trouble reaching the region tournament, compiling a perfect 10-0 record. Coach Hulsey lauded the fine play of senior Jer- ry Woodard and sophomore Bill Thompson. Thompson, for the second year in a row, won the region single title, then traveled to the state tourney, where he finished third. Coach Hulsey said he was very pleased with the season and with most of the team coming back, looked for- ward to another successful season. Girls’ Tennis 0 The 1980 Girls Tennis team finished the season in good standing with a 9-1 record. GA brought back the region championship trophy for the second year in a row. Karen Hicks and Tara Baker together were runners-up in region and went to state. Mrs. Holt cited Lisa Bagby as the most successful player. She is also very encouraged about the upcoming season, with many strong players return- ing. 1st Row Pete Fehr. Andy Amason, Chuck Bumgardner, Dean Bun- derson, Steve Smitges, Chris Beaufait, Joe White. 2nd Row MarQue Johnson. Robert Beckham, Carlton Warwick, Phillip McKenzie. Scott Hinson, Greg Redding, Latarence Young, Oscar Reyes, Scott Vandelinde, Jim Vinyard. The 1980 Glynn Academy Track team was very successful in scoring points this season. Among the team’s consistent scorers were Greg Redding, who was the only member of the team to represent them at the state meet. MarQue Johnson who scored points in the 100 yd. dash, 220, and 440 relay and Oscar Reyes who was the teams’ ironman, scoring points in many events. Coach Howe and Coach Thompson are really looking forward to the upcoming season because of the talent they have coming back. v; -,L«- The 1980 Glynn Academy Girls’ Track Team. ■■■IF Girls Track Terrors finish first and second. Another team has been added to the long line of GA winners. 1980 was the first season for the GA Girls’ Track Team. The girls put forth many hours of hard work and dedication. Coach Adams was pleased with the work the girls did during the spring and hopes it will better the team next season. 84 L to R: Carol Muchison, Terri Doss, JoDee Ellington, Susan Dennard, Regina Hobbs. Suzy Jones, Terri Campbell, Kathy Covington, She’ree Lattany, Julie Brown, Cindy Sessions, Molly Hicks, Debbie Drader. 86 This year’s enthusiastic J.V. Cheer- leaders have done a terrific job of support- ing our athletes and promoting spirit at GA. This summer the JV squad attended camp at Jacksonville University and received ‘Most Spirited’ award. Coach Adams was happy with the results of the long hours of practice put in by the girls this summer. «MS Row 1 Wendy Winke. Mitzi Vernon. Melissa Bruely, Dana Hamilton. Wendi Taylor. Carla Whitfield. ■ Top Kelly Tresher. Kelly McPike. Lee Tresher, Tina Day Bottom Kathy Edwards 87 88 'annya Fredrick, Sonjia Lennon, Kathy Gamble, Judy Royal. Juanita Baker, Lola Smith. Leigh Gunnels I r, Lisa Kirksey, Pam Roberts. Yvette Florence. Patricia Moring, Sharon Austin For their first year, the GA girls’ JV basketball team has shown spirit and the desire to win. Coach Adams said, “The purpose of having a JV team was to teach the girls the fundamentals and to improve team spirit.” Next year, when the girls move up to varsity, they will have winning ways instilled in them and keep the GA Girls’ basketball team on the winning track. X 89 ’rrnnv 135 Annual Staff ......................134 Archeology Booster CBVE Chorus Christian Outreach DCT Debate DE Drama Engineering LA FCA FFA FHA ICC IRC ISS ISSS....................................11 Jr. Board .............................123 Library................................121 Marching Band 96-99 Math ..................................114 National Honor Society ................133 Newspaper Staff .......................127 NJROTC.............................116-118 NIA....................................103 Orchestra .............................100 Raquet.................................122 Science ...............................115 Student Council....................128-131 Trivia................................ 126 VOT ...................................105 Y-Club ................................125 The archeology club was a great club for anyone interested in the past and in artifacts. The club had a car in the Homecoming parade fixed like the old Egyption days. The club has taken many historical trips. They also have done community projects. The members of the club would like to express their thanks to Mrs. Star Wheeler who has given so much of herself to the club. Bottom Row: Charles Lewis. Brenda Bais- den. Julianne Loe, Susan Cowen, Berry Pace. Janet MorrelSecond Row: Leslie Whitehead. Erika Dismer, Leslie Grizzard. John Sagos. Lisa Broker. Stacey Kempton, David Young. Greg Parker. James Cormi- can, David Sarich Third Row: Karen Youngner. John Holland. Chris Slade. Ka- tie Benson. Chuck Jones. Kim Kopotic. Officers: Standing: Julianne Loe. Susan Cowan, Ja- net Morrel Kneeling: David Young-planning com- mittee. John Sagos-President Advisor: Star Wheeler Archeolo g y The International Relations Club, IRC, spent another busy year at Glynn Academy. Among the purposes of this club are to study of the lives and aspirations of the world’s people, and study the wonders of the world through the probing minds of significant people genuinly concerned about the future of mankind. With Mr. Robb as advisor, they had a successful year. I R C Front Row (L to R): J. Flood, E. Griffen, T. Wassing, P. Haythorne. T. Campbell, J. Holland. Second Row: M. Hicks. D. White. S. Miller, L. Grizzard, K. Covington, H. Trinkle. Third Row: Miss Tucker, L. Jenks, I. Mozo J. Sagos, L. Broker, B. Brogdon, S. Kirby, D. Bailey, B. Best, Mr. Robb. Fourth Row: B. O'Neal, R. Oliver, A. Futch, K. Kopotic, S. Kempton, V. Vernon, C. Jones. Advisors: Mr. Robb, and Miss Tucker IRC Officers: (seated) C. Jones, B. Best reporters-(standing L to R): L. Jenks, Secretary Treasurer; K. Covington. President; V. Ver- non, Vice President; A. Futch. parlimentarian. The Glynn Academy Debate team enjoyed a successful year under the guidance of their coach Mrs. Anne Duke. The purpose of debate is to seek a solution to a designated problem area called the resolution. This year’s national high school debate resolution is Resolved: The federal government should initiate and enforce safety guarentees on consumer goods. Debate had many important academic values; public speaking skills, research skills, improves students’ reasoning abilities, and their knowledge of current events. Many thanks goes to Mrs. Duke for all her help. (L to R): J. Kelley, B. Baisden, C. Bumgardner. S. Seckinger, and E. Dismer. G. A. Band BAND OFFICERS: CAPTAIN: B, Kelso. SECOND LIEUTEN- ANT: D. Palmer, S. Anglin. DRUMMAJOR: D. Frazier, FLAG CAPTAIN: A. Joyner, SECOND LIEUTENANT: L. Walker, FIRST LIEUTENANT: M. Hulett. Bright uniforms, well-performed, spectular halftime shows, and the ability to liven up a crowd made the Glynn Academy Marching Band play an important role in school life. The football season was benefited with the bands outstanding talent and by the way the band stireed up that Terror spirit. Under the direction of Tom Fouche, other presentations were given throughout the year. The band, an asset to the community, also performed in parades and concerts. Color, military bearing, and entertainment are the three things that compose the G.A. Marching Band. These three elements have given the band the honor of earning the name “Pride of the Golden Isles.” MELLOPHONES AND SAX: L. Jackson. J. Lincoln, J. Lee. M. Hulett, M. King, C. Dent. R. Poppell, and J. Kicklighter. DRUM MAJOR: D. Frazier BASSES: J. Jaudon, D. Maxwell, and R. Butts. CLARINETS: P. Vincent, D. Miller. N. Barbee, D. Futch, V. Miller, C. Fussel, M. Dowling, R. Simpkins, G. Wright, and T. Newsome. FLUTES: First Row- L. Bass, L. Butler, A. Williams, M. Ri- veron. Second Row- K. Crean, D. Bullard. S. Davis, L. Kauf- man. M. Knight, and P. Brice. TRUMPETS: First Row-J. Brown, J. Fagen, R. Hillburn, S. Gienow, L. McRorie, B. Pickren. J. Newsome, K. Crean, and J. Shields. Second Row-R. Bolin. L. Walker, P. Ferra, L. O'Neill, L. Ladensack (CAPTAIN), B. Brown, K. LaBoone. K. Daniels, D. Wilkeson, B. Kelso, and J. Sheppard. RIFLES: F. King, L. Enney, W. Mathis. T. Carter. K. Herrin, V. Mays, and S. O'Neill. FLAGS: D. Piper, P. Ellington, N. Land- ston, K. Minchew, R. Reinhard, T. Harris, L. DeCurtis, C. Le- ver, D. Bailey, C. Ste- phens. K. Fix, T. Bo- lin, V. Roberson, B. Harris, K. Rowell, B. Flourney, M. McQueen, M. Young, A. Joyner, and S. Anglin. DRUMS: Back Row-P. Mc- Donald, N. Taunton. A. Hender- son. G. Fiveash, M. Adams. R. Whorton, 0. Sapp. G. Roberson, T. Shephard. K. Abel, S. Nichols, B. Nies, D. Palmer. G. Andrews. H. Richardson, B. Miller, A. Humphrey, and D. Piper. Glynn Academy String Ensemble was a new addition to Glynn Academy this year. Since the club was a small group, they played ensemble music, and all participated in the Glynn Youth Symphony for large- group pleasure. Next year they hope to be about 15 members as new people come from the middle schools, and, with some of Glynn Academy’s fine wind-players, they hope to become the Glynn Academy Orchestra. 0 r chestra Advisor: J. Gienow left to right: J. Gienow (teacher), F. Frazier, B. Harris. M. Carrisaw, S. Robinson, J. Amos, L. Gray. The Glynn Academy Chorus under the direction of Mr. Stripling, presented a variety of exciting programs this year. Their objective was to promote interest in and appreciation of this particular type of entertainment. Sharing what they enjoyed, the talented group of singers prepared their annual concerts and did excellent shows each time. This year the chorus seemed to have alot of spirit and was enjoyed by all. Many thanks to Mr. Stripling for serving as director! Chorus Members: 1st row-T. Fre- drick. G. Vail. L. Wright. S. Grovner, W. Brogdan, S. Fairell, and D. Rowe. 2nd row-T. Rober- son. K. Lane, S. Lattany, J. Jack- son. C. Paul, W. Bacon, and L. Brown. 3rd row-K. Williams. H. Knight, M. Stevenson, C. Lat- tany. O. Griffin, and F. Tillman. 4th row-F. Rutland and M. Rowe. Concert Choir as they perform “Messiah . (Members in alpha- betical order) K. Abery, S. Al- ston. W. Bacon, A. Ballard, D. Bennett, T. Bennett, C. Blidge, S. Bogus, W. Brogden, S. Brown. G. Butts, A. Coleman, M. Collins, L. Demery. B. Elkins, S. Fairell, C. Frazier. T. Fredrick, D. Casque, J. Gasque. S. Gasque, S. Grovner. O. Griffin. F. Henley. T. Hooper, R. Hobbs. J. Jackson, W. James, M. Johnson. H. Knight, K. Lane, C. Lattany, S. Lattany, V. Marry, S. Mathis. G. McGhee. F. Morris, G. Muchison, J. Mulhammad. D. Nelson. P. Colette, T. Roberson. M. Rowe. F. Ruthland, B. Scott, F. Scott, M. Stevenson. L. Thompson. F. Tillman, G. Vail, S. Vaughn, R. Vernon. D. Walker, M. Walker, S. Walthour. D. Washington, G. White, F. Wig- gins, L. Wright, and A. Wynn. Guest Soloist: Juanita Reynolds. MEMBERS: First Row-L. Mendenhall. P. Douglas. G. Cason, J. Trenkle, J. Howard. D. Wright, K. LaBoone. and D. Murtagh. Second Row-M. Kitchens. M. Andrews. I. Overman, S. Kirby, M. Harden, and C. Pendarvis. Third Row-G. DeFoggi, D. Steele, D. Fouche, K. Caldwell, J. Flood. G. Parker, H. Stephens, and B. Haven. Fourth Row-D. Sarich, 0. Davis, J. Humphlett, G. Reddings, S. Grovner, G. Bowman, and R. Anderson. The Drama Club had another fantastic year at Glynn Academy. The purpose of this club is to familiarize the students with the art of acting. They stayed busy all year rehearsing for their performance at G.A., and for their performance in the One-Act Play Regional Competition in November. With Ms. Tucker as their new advisor, the Drama Club “really put on a show!”. Many thanks to her! ______________________________________________ NIA is a Swahli term meaning “purpose”. This club has the goal of promoting unity and striving to preserve national and racial heritage. The road has not been easy but with God's help we will make it. NIA Club (members) L to R First Row: D. Wright. R. Frederick, M. Johnson. Second Row (L to R): S. Gasque. R. Simpkins, S. Growner, S. Davis, D. Palmer, T. Hooper, A. Bal- lard, Third Row (L to R): S. Martin. G. Reddings, W. Cachoon. C. Dunham. J. McKenzie, 0. Griffen, F. King. D.Griffen, Fourth Row (L to R): C. Frazier, R. Walker. Fifth Row (L to R): B. Murphy, A. Lewis. K. Lane, D. Roberts. S. Brad- ly, S. Lattany, S. Mack, D. Frazier, Sixth Row (L to R): J. Carter, E. Lane. V. Murray. L. Demery, D. Hankerson, C. Lattany. E. Crittenden, P. McKenzie. Not Pictured: P. Curry, L. Young, C. Clements, and F. Frazier. NIA Officers (L to R) First Row: K. Lane, Secretary: W. Cachoon, Asst. Secretary; D. Palmer. Business Man- ager: J. McKenzie, Vice President; Sec- ond Row (L to R): D. Roberts. Treasur- er; K. Hankerson. Chaplin; D. Frazier. President; S. Bradley. Reporter; Third Row (L to R): G. Redding, Parlimentar- ian. NIA Advisors (L to R): T. Adams. B. Floyd, Not Pictured: Mrs. Edwards. c B V E Advisors: B. Whaley, L. Thomas, S. Burns, and D. Hulsey. A. M. Class: Front Row (Kneeling) L to R: P. Haythom, L. Joyner, R. Westcott, D. Piper, B. Harrison, T. Collier. Second Row: S. Shat- tuck. D. May, L. May, D. Wilchar, Y. Armstrong, G. McKinley, M. Cross, D. Harris, D. Hulsey (Advisor). Third Row: B. Whaley (Advisor), L. Thomas (Advisor), L. Burnem, A.- Grant, G. Kost, P. Hughes, S. Burns (Advisor), K. Praillo, W. Green, R. Southall, S. Vaughn. Not pictured: T. Huff, M. Conyers, M. Holten, H. McCannon, and V. Miller. P.M. Class: Front Row (Kneeling) L to R: C. Hammock, L. Allen, D. Roberts, D. Johns, B. Ferrell, J. Hale, B. Sny- der, Second Row: C. May, G. McKinley, S. Anglin, K. Morris, A. Joyner, P. Haythom. J. Abel, D. Harris, S. Burns (Advisor), M. Gib- son, E. King, D. De- mery, D. Garris, D. Hul- sey (Advisor). Third Row: S. Shattuck, R. Southall, L. Burnem. L. Thomas (Advisor), R. Alexander, W. Green, D. Stephens, B. Whaley (Advisor), L. Bius. Community Based Vocational Education has completed its fifth year of operation. CBVE allows the student to gain experience in the community. Participating employers provide facilities, equip- ment, supplies, and personnel to help implement the CBVE educational program. CBVE Resource People share occupational know how and seasoned knowledge of the real world with an interested student. This program offers something for most young people in American high schools todays. Vocational Office Training provides students the opportunity to polish previously learned skills, knowledge, understandings, and attitudes for gainful employment in a cooperative work experience program. VOT combines classroom experience with the reality of the world in which we live and work. VOT Class members also actively participate in the FBLA Club phase of the program which helps each one develop leadership qualities needed for job success. Mrs. Davis served as advisor of VOT and offered her guidance to the students. Many thanks for her leadership!_____________________________________________________________________________________ First Row (L to R): L. Coiner, R. Heck. D. Cornwell, T. Sanders, G. Smith, B. Meed. T. Wright. R. Bankston, J. Hendrix, Second Row: E. Lane, B. Watkins, P. Corbitt, D. Philips, S. Gragg, Mrs. Davis, R. Edwards, S. Coleman, R. Welch, B. Geiger. Advisor: Mrs. Lanier. First Row-left to right: M. Tomberlin. P. Moore. V. Carroll, L. Gamble. P. Clayton, S. Clinch, M. Morris (Treasurer). Second Row: J. McPike. L. Carlisle (President), Z. Yamin. S. Ruff. P. Brewer. R. Bolin. Third Row: C. Taylor. S. Stewart, G. Cason. J. Blue, T. McCarthy, D. Wood. Fourth Row: J. Shields, D. Frohling, K. Sellers. M. Morrow. V. Troxell. S. Howell, A. Pacleb. Fifth Row: Advisor-Mrs. Lanier. DE is a youth organization of students who have career objectives in the field of marketing and distribution. DE stresses leadership development, vocational awareness, social skills and civic awareness. The main purpose of the Diversified Co-Operative Training is to develop certain important qualities, such as leadership, citizenship, and the ability to develop a students character to the highest degree. DCT is an organization in which students can gain credit while learning a trade by training at a job, and attending school only part time. The DCT of both Glynn Academy and Brunswick High make up the Vocational Industrial Club of America, commonly called VICA. Bottom Left to Right-M. Carrol, T, MeKinsey, L. McKinley. T. Hollaway. S. McManus. S. Well, G. Faulk. Second Row-T. Smith. J. Recknor, K. Kettle, A. Ligon. M. Bessent. F. Farmer, T. White. Third Row-P. Hill, K. McDonald, J. Rogers, M. Gill. J. Carroll, R. Freeman. Fourth Row-P. Hamil- ton, T. Liles. V. Nobe, J. Wray, C. Hungerford, S. Walker, S. Rentz. Officers: (L TO R): M. Carroll-Vice President. S. McManus-Treasur- er. S. Wells-President, R. Freeman-Parlimentarien. S. Rentz-Re- porter, Not Pictured: T. Hollaway-Secretary, S. Walker-Club Advi- sor. Club Advisor: Mrs. Dechau. F B L Advisors: (L to R) B. Floyd. J. Davis, J. Brown, and V. Chapman Officers: (L to R) Parliamentarian: P. Hardison. Secretary: P. Heck. Treasurer: D. Phillips, Vice President: T. Sanders, and President: E. Lane. Members Left to Right: Front Row-T. Sanders. S. Trowbridge. T. Wright. P. Hardison, S. Knight. T. Plant. J. Hendrix. L. Johnson, L. Coiner. Second Row-R. Bankston. B. Mead, S. Mathis. D. Garris. L. Cook. B. Quinn. S. Hatch. S. Coleman. Third Row-T. Sharpe. J. Ladensack. R. Welch, S. Gragg. A. Houston. S. George. K. Lane, T. Smith. T. Anderson, R. Heck. Fourth Row-T. Hardee, N. Cannon. D. Cornwall, D. Phillips. L. Meadows. M. Shumate. D. Demery. B. Watkins, T. Crawford. E. Lane. Fifth Row-P. Corbitt. A. Austin. T. Aspinwall, T. Thompson. L. Thorne. W. Calhoun, E. Allison, A. Lewis. D. Walker. L. Parham. D. Roberts, and L. Beasley. Members of the Future Business Leaders of America are high school students enrolled in business and office education programs. FBLA provides opportunities for members to develop Vocational and career competencies, and promotes civic and personal responsibility. The FBLA participated in the national project-on Project Awareness, and they also entered a car in the Homecoming Parade. Man hank h dvisor Mhis lub The Christian Outreach Club is a new club which strives to remind all the students of Glynn Academy that Christ Jesus is the Soverign King and to try to govern oneself accordingly. The club sponsors morning devotions every school morning in the Science lecture room. A special note of thanks goes to the Science Department for allowing the club to use the room. (front row, left-right), M. Canady, K. Melton. D. Clyatt J. Deady. K. Cook, C. Smith. L. Ray. L. Kaufmann, D. Holly J. Dycus. (second row-left-right), J. Kost, L. Burney, K. Berry, D. Sarich, R. Helms. K. Crean, S. Holly. T. Roberts. B. Edward. D. Eustace, L. McGraw, (not pictured) C. Pendarvis, R. Forbes. R. Bille. G. McCully. D. Engler. C. Kase, G. Kost, K. Crean. F H A Advisors: Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Dunwoody. Members: (1-r) 1st Row: Lynn Stanton, Chrissy McDowell, Laura Mollenhaur, Jennifer Redding, 2nd Row: Christy May, Monique Darrisaw, Cindy Davis, Cathy Hurt, Robin Sales, Brenda Johnson, and Wanda Durrance. Officers: (seated) Secretary: Robin Sales. President: Wanda Dur- rance, (standing) Treasurer: Monique Darrisaw, Vice-President: Cathy Hurt. Future Homemakers of America had another busy year at Glynn Academy. This club encourages individual and group involvement in helping achieve worldwide brotherhood. Among the activities for the year were a fair exhibit, a Christmas Tea for faculty members, and a Mother-Daughter Picnic. They also attended district and state meetings besides their own monthly ones. Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Dunwoody served as advisors, and thanks to them, made it a great year for The F.F.A. is a national organization of students in an educational program touching all phases of America’s agricultural complex-from agribusiness to natural resources development. It is an intra-curricular activity that gives members an opportunity for practical application of what is taught in the classroom. Among other things, members learn through active participation in F.F.A. how to conduct and take part in a public meeting, to speak in public, to solve their own problems, to finance themselves, and to assume civic responsibility. 1980-1981 F.F.A. Picture Front Row (L to R): M. Logue. K. Davis, T. Gay, T. Chasteen. E. Doak, S. Perkins. L. Mims, C. Dismuke, E. Robertson, M. Brantley. Back Row (L to R): Advisor: R.H. Daughtry. B. Roberts. R. Johnson. Z. Black. K. Herndon, C. Hungerford. C. Lightsey. P. Irwin. B. O'Neal. S. Pechin. T. Perron, R.Richardson, E. Hopkins. Not Pictured: C. Watson, C. Sutton, C. Simpson, D. Alexander. D. Edwards. R. James, D. Bradley. R. Sproat, K. Brantley, R. Burton, V. Natterer, E. O’Connor. J. O'Neal. F.F.A. Officers: President: B. O’Neal. Vice President: C. Lightsey. Secretary: C. Hungerford. Treasurer: R. Richardson. Reporter: S. Pechin, Independent Science Studies was a class in which the students were individually chosen. The class was for students who wanted to further their scientific knowledge. Each student picked their own project to complete and had their own lab space to work on their project. Many thanks to Mr. James Stephens for his superior guidance. (Top, Left to Right): R. Curry, M. Reisinger, D. Beasley, K. Sawyer, (Bot- tom, Left to Right): S. Tal- ley, G. Wood, C. Wilson, G. DeFoggi. Advisor: Mr. Stephens The Independent Social Studies Program has been in existence at Glynn Academy since 1965. It was a special class for students who were chosen individually and at their own pace, while keeping busy with many reports and projects for the annual Social Science Fair. Mr. Jennings deserves many thanks for his superior guidance. (front row, L-R)-Thomas Brown, Scott Nichols, Chris Tolleson, David Miller, Paige Vincent. Jo Ellen Yancey, (second row L-R) Ingrid Over- man, Debbie Piper, Cathy Eades, Laurie Budd, Leigh Ann Smith, Jill Trenkle, Brad Stroud, (third row L-R) Wane O’Neal, Margaret Andrews, Beth Haven. Nancy Mower, Maria Correia, Ansley Drury. Randy Graham. Instructer- Harold Jennings (front row, L-R) Collette Kase, Vicky Segraves, Randy Waye, Su- san Knight, Laura Mollennaver, Kathy Clements. Les Jackson, (sec- ond row L-R) Roderick Life, Jenni- fer Redding, Leigh Gunnels, Nancy McCloskey, Beth Harris, Dolores King, (third row L-R) Jim Morrell, Dale McNabb, Susie Slade, Trina Hartridge, Stacey Grovner, Dewitt Weaver, Robyn Soles, Kevin Klingler i.W The Math Team was a fairly new idea at Glynn Academy, this being the second year of it’s existence. The year proved to be an active year for Glynn’s math team as they competed in many tournaments. This past year the team joined a math league with monthly competitions. The team held two meetings every week where they worked hard under the guidance of Mrs. Peck, head of Glynn Academy’s math department. The Science Club is a club designed for those students who are interested in the field of science. It got into the full swing of things for the year 1980-81 beginning with a trip to the Okefenokee Swamp Park. Other festivities included a Homecoming entry, a trip to NASA Space Center, and a two day visit to Skidaway Island. Much appreciation goes to Mr. Wiggins and Mrs. VandeLinde for all their support. (Front Row L-R): R. McCul- lar, K. Rowell, B. Pace. W. Mathis. K. Caldwell, L. Mead- ows, L. McGraw (Second Row L-R): S. Cowan, J. Howard, C. Denr, K. McCullar, J. Coe, G. Parker. T. Lewis, S. Hinson (Back Row L-R): M. Rei- singer, P. Pleasants, L. Ander- son. J. Cormican, K. Crean, C. Slade, R. Curry. M. Felton Not Pictured: M. Moran, T. Bran- son, S. VandeLinde Advisors: Mrs. VandeLinde and Mr. Wiggins. Scien N J ROTC ADVISORS:SMC Jake Allen-USNFR, and CDR B. J. Stokes-USN (Ret). COMPANY STAFF: First Row-A. Butler: OPS. L. Young: CO. D. Coffey: XO. Second Row-M. Morris. C. Crooks. J. Gandy, Third Row-J. Cormican, S. Bachman, and M. Mack DRILL TEAM: Front-M. Lewis, and C. Baker. First Row-B. Holland. D. Bivens. C. Crooks, J. Mills. E. Mungin, Second Row-D. Denis, 0. Bell, J. Strickland, C. Bryant, H. Gillman. Third Row-S. Bachman. P. Harris, J. Porter, G. Carver, and D. Hill The Naval Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps is a program of self-development for students. Challenging courses advanced NJROTC Students in the development of citizenship, leadership, personal conduct, and appearance. Junior Petty Officers of the NJROTC were members of Eagles and Anchors. The main purpose of this organization is to develop leadership traits in high school participants. Cadet Officers of the NJROTC were members of the Scabbard and Blade. This encouraged cadet interesUnjiava ctivitie nc ievelogec aositiv rait nJ ru« EAGLES AND ANCHORS: First Row-D. Denis, D. Bivens, 0. Bell, J. Porter. J. Stubbs. C. Bryant. Second Row-E. Davis. L. Pimental, J. Cormican, L. McGraw, K. Ross, H. Gillman, Third Row-J. Mills. L. Parham, P. Harris. R. McGraw, and D. Hill. SCABBARD AND BLADE: Front-L. Young, First Row-B. Holland, M. Morris, C. Baker, Second Row- J. Gandy, S. Bachman, M. Mack, C. Crooks. Third Row-J. Cormican. D. Miller, E. Mungin, and M. Lewis FIRST PLATOON: Front-E. Mungin, First Row-C. Collins. L. Carol, C. Cook, E. Dobson, C. Navarro. P. Crosby. Second Row-C. Ketchup, D. Jackson, C. Bradley, S. Brown. K. Oliver, Third Row-M. Richardson, C. Trottie. J. Pridgen, M. Williams, and E. Hill. SECOND PLATOON:First Row-D. Hill, H. Gillman, L. McGraw, D. Denis, Second Row-E. Davis, O. Bell, P. Moreland, Third Row- E. Thompson, B. Simmons, and G. Peacock. THIRD PLATOON: Front-D. Miller, L. Young. First Row-D. Alexander, K. Porter, B. Jordon. A. Hudson, J. Porter, A. Stanley. J. Mills. Secon Row-J. Strickland, K. Ross, C. Crooks, E. Abel, J. Stubbs, Third Row-D. Noble, H. Ketchup, D. Miller, R. McGraw, and P. Harris FOURTH PLATOON: Front-B. Holland. First Row: D. Bivens. J. Gandy, J. Cormican, M. Morris. R. Little. A. Butler, C. Baker. Second Row-M. Mack, L. Pimentel. J. Whited. C. Bryant. L. Parham, E. Moon. Third Row-S. Bachman, G. Pike, B. Kirksey, J. Cormican, D. Coffey, and M. Lewis. FIFTH PL A TOON: First Row-J. McKinney, C. Williams, G. Wright. J. Pridgen, P. Miller, F. Patterson. R. Crosby, J. Patterson. Second Row-R. Walker, P. Smith, R. Maxwell, G. Carver. S. Hardee, J. Rigdon, G. Sellers, Third Row-S. Brown, S. Martin, D. Bauer. E. Clark, M. Simpson, J. Williams and B. Barber. The Careers in Engineering Club is a part of the national club SECME. SECME is the Southeastern Consortium for Minorities in Engineering. This club is designed to increase the number of underrepre- sented minorities in the engineering profession. It’s purpose is to identify, motivate, and place academi- cally talented minority students in college preparatory courses. The present Careers in Engineering members may very well be the engineers of tomorrow! We welcome this new club to G.A. Members: F. Frazier, G. Wright, C. Clements, S. Robinson, C. Stephens. S. Lennon, R. Ryals, S. Groover. A. Fussel, R. Life, S. Holmes, L. Gasque, D. McNabb, C. Tuttle, K. Youngner, J. Morrell. K. Troxell, L. Budd, B. Harris, N. Mower, J. Knight, V. Miller, and R. Williams. Advisors: Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Nimmens. Engineeri CfQ 3 B o oster Advisor: Mrs. Ellington. L. Baker, M. Baker, B. Baogdon, P. Barfield, B. Bennett, J. Bleakly, S. Brewer, L. Broker, L. Budd. T. Carter, R. Chapman, C. Cormany, M. Correia, T. Crawford, S. Drawdy. D. Dunagun. S. Eckerd, A. Putch, B. Gibson, J. Holland, W. Jackson, S. Johnson. R. Jones, L. Leggett, T. Leggett, M. McBay, R. McBay, S. McKinney, S. Meadows, Dr. Parish, K. Praillo. K. Sawyer, B. Sermans, D. Sheffield, L. Tompson. L. Sweeney, S. Waite, S. Walker, L. Whitehead (Top) V. Vernon, Vice-President: (Left-Right) J. Holland, President; L. Budd. Treasurer; J. Ellington. Parlimentarian; T. Crawford, Secretary: (Bottom) L. Baker. ICC Rep. The Booster Club was organized to support the Athletic program in Glynn County. The club sponsored many fund raising projects in which the money raised went to the benefit of school sports. The money bought new football equipment, basketball equipment, etc. Ms. Ellington, as sponsor of the booster club, motivated much interest from students in and out of the club. Many thanks of appreciation to her for all of her help. The main purpose of the Library Club was, “To provide a service for the school and to establish and help build communications between the students and the library staff.” The club assisted students in their library needs and helped the students gain an appreciation and knowledge of the library. Standing (L to R): J. Cormi- can, S. Peachin, S. Shattuck, Q. Bunkley, P. Corbitt, R. McGraw, E. Green. Sitting: B. Geiger, J. Gnady, L. Winn. B. Hudson. ot Pictured: J. Wil- lis R. Freemon, J. Blue. P. Wiggins, L. Irwin, J. Recknor. Librarians: (L to R): V. Nail, R. Goodyear, and A. Yanda. Officers of Racquet Club: President: J. Flood, Vice President: K. Hicks. Secretary-Treasurer: S. McKinney. Kneeling (L to R): D. Wilson. D. Sarich, A. Lewis. S. McKinney. K. Eades. P. Doak, K. Andrews. R. Vernon. Standing (L to R): E. Jones. B. Lewis. C. Johnson, W. Mathis, L. Benson, K. McLemore. C. Proskie. L. Gray, J. Humphlett, S. Benton, D. Thomas, J. Flood. L. Parker. N. Wynn, K. Youngner, and D. Miller. The main purpose of the Racquet Club is to promote tennis interest in the school and community. It is designed to enable members to participate in tennis activities for fun and improve their game. Some of the planned activities taken up this year were a student-faculty mixed-doubles tournament, a mini-tennis clinic, and a spring tournament. Much thanks and appreciation goes to Mrs. Holt for her efforts and cooperation. The Junior Board was the link between the top of the school system and the student body. The Junior Board members attended the Board of Education’s monthly meetings, and had the chance to express the student body’s opinions. The Junior Board is made up of one black and one white student from the Junior and Senior classes and the Executive Board President. Members: S. Lattany, A. Young, S. Bradley, and President: J. Andrew. Not pictured: P. Doak. F C A F.C.A. Paid Members: D. Adams. M. Adams, D. Bailey. T. Baker, T. Baker, L. Benson, S. Brewer, B. Brogdon, K. Brown, T. Carter, K. Covington, M. Drury, R. Ed- wards, J. Ellington, E. Fudge, A. Futch, P. Gay, R. Glisson. S. Gragg, L. Grizzard, T. Grizzard, M. Hicks. D. Leggett. A. Ligon, R. McBay. M. McBay, M. McGeachy, J. Miller, M. Ramsey, D. Strick- land. C. Tatum, L. Thomas. S. Vande Linde. S. Waite. C. Weaver, D. Weeks. R. Walker, D. White, H. White, J. Winslett, A. Young Officers: Sheila Miller, Presi- dent; Scott Vande Linde. Vice President; Dawn White, Sec- retary; Kathy Covington. Treasurer. Advisor: Coach McKnight. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is an organization based on the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. It is designed for athletes to realize that Christ is an important part of Athletics and affiliated groups. Its’ main purpose, however, is to bring God into the lives of the students by letting them share their feelings about God and how he helps their lives on a day-to-day basis. The State-wide purpose of all Y Clubs through out Georgia is “To create. Maintain, and extend, through out the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character.” Several conferences our Y club attended this year were the Program Planning Rally (PPR) in October the Youth Assembly in April, and the Christian Life Conference (CLC) in May. With Mrs. Wendel as advisor, the Y club had a great third year at Glynn Academy. Front Row (L to R): R. McCullar, C. Loper, A. May. A. Jenks, H. Neeld, G. Hamilton, S. George, D. Sheffield, K. Benson. Back Row: A. Keenum, C.A. Teele, K. LaBoone, T. McKinley, A. Mahood, M. McElmurray. M. Harden, D. Holcomb, T. Leggett, B. Lewis, K. McCuller. K. Crean, S. Davis, L. Parker, R. Jones, L. Benson. Officers First Row: Vice President: A. May, Secretary: B. Gibson, Second Row: Comm. Projects Chairman: R. McCullar, Chaplain: A. Mayhood, President: L. Mead- ows, Publicity Chairman: A. Jenks, Not Pictured: School Projects Chairman: L. Benson. Advisor: Mrs. Wendel Y-C 1 Advisor: Mr. Collins Members: Dennis Beasley, Robert Curry. Chris Hutchison. Marque Johnson. Danny Frazier, Sonya Davis, Stephanie Martin. Rob Asbell, Cheryl Reese, Dawn Murtagh, Dawna Murtagh. Wanda Mathis. Lisa Be- vans, Gilbert Redding. John Kelly. Doug Haden, Debra Watts. Jill Trinkle,. Officers: Lisa Bevans (Pres.). Dawna Murtagh and Wanda Mathis (Co. VP). Dawn Murtagh (Sec-Tres.). Rob Asbell (seargent at arms). Names not in order. The Trivia Club was a different kind of club which was offered to the students of Glynn Academy. It was a club designed to promote fun and trivia to all the students. The club had an active membership and participated in exciting activities ranging in all sizes. Many thanks goes to Mr. Collins. From the time the first word was written until the last page was sold, the newspaper staff concentrated its energies toward making the Red and White an entertaining and informative newspaper for the students of Glynn Academy. Not only did the reporters scour the campus first period; they also became involved in the processes of putting out a paper. They learned to typeset, and to paste pages. They also took a field trip to the printer to see how their stories were put in “black and white”. The publication of the Red and White was made possible through the guidance and unselfish devotion of their advisor, Mrs. Linda Wright. First Row (L to R): J. Amos. C. Weaver, B. Lewis. B. Gibson. L. Meadows. M. Moran, T. Wassing, C. Welch, D. Reuhl- ing and F. Harrison. Second Row (L to R): D. Beasley. J. Sweeney, R. Curry, T. Lewis. Charter Members First Row (L to R): B. Lewis, B. Gibson. L. Meadows, M. Moran, T. Wassing, and C. Welch. Second Row (L to R): D. Beasley, J. Sweeney, R. Curry and T. Lewis. Newspaper Sta u dent-Council Executive Board Left to Right: Patty Veres, Secretary; Ju- lie Andrew, President: Angela Futch, Par- limentarian; Joy McKenzie, Treasurer: not pictured-Susan Dennard, Vice President. Advisor: Mr. McEntire Left to Right-Front to Back: Donna Leggett, Rob McBay Katie Benson, Sally George, Suzy Jones, Catherine Cox, DeWitt Weaver, Cathy Weaver, Laura Manning, Todd Hinson, Liz O'Sullivan, Wendi Taylor, Karen Traylor, Kathy Edwards. Kay Allen. Amy Young, Mary McGeachy, Tina Day, Melissa Bruley, Kristi Loper, Nancy McCloskey, Missy Adams, Stacey Grovner, Julie Andrew, Danny Frazier. Joy McKenzie, Jane Lee, Terry Carter. ZeZe Yamin. Faith King, Kathy Covington. Angela Futch, DeAlver Palmer, Patty Veres The Student Council was made up of students chosen by the Student Body. They were determined to make it the best year for the Student Body and also a very special year. Anyone who worked hard and achieved well in school was able to be on the Student Council, They had to run for election and convince the Student Body that they would work hard for the students of Glynn Academy. They listened to the complaints of the students and strived to accomplish their needs and wishes. Thei oalwastohel h Studen od n nak n Hhe es ear lym cademjc Senior Class Officers: Sally George, Secretary Treasurer; JoDee Elling- ton, President; Jane Lee. Vice President. Freshman Class Officers, Left to Right: DeLoris King. Secretary Treasurer; DeWitt Weaver. Vice President; Stacey Grovner, President. Sophomore Class Officers Left to Right: Tina Day Vice President; Rob McBav. President; Wendi Taylor. Secretary Trea- surer. Office r Junior Class Officers Right to Left: Laura Manning, Secretary Treasurer; Suzy Jones, Vice President; Amy Young. Presi- dent. Freshman Class Representatives: Left to Right Nancy McCloskey. Missy Adams. Leigh Gun- nels. Sophomore Class Representatives: Top to Bottom Melissa Bruley, Leigh Ann Wheeler, Kathy Edwards, Liz O’Sullivan. Amy Jenks. Karen Traylor, Kristi Loper. Senior Class Representatives: Left to Right Katie Benson, DeAlver Palmer. Kathy Covington, Danny Frazier. ZeZe Yamin, Faith King. Terry Carter Junior Class Representatives: left to Right: Mary McGeachy, Catherine Cox, Todd Hinson, Donna Leggett. Kay Allen. Cathy Weaver m President: Susan Dennard, Vice-President: J. McKenzie Left to right: J. Holland, K. Covington, C. Slade. S. Miller, E. Lane (Secretary), S. Grovner (Treasurer), C. Frazier, A. Futch, J. Sagos. Advisor: Mr. Carithers The Inter-Club Council is all the presidents of each club. Our purpose is to control and regulate each club and to give each member of the student body a chance to participate in school activities. The Inter-Club Council attempted to maintain communication between all the clubs on the Glynn Academy campus. The Vice President of Student Council presided over the meetings. Not only were they the link between all the clubs, but also sponsored many projects of their own. The leadership qualities of these students was a tremendous asset to Glynn Academy. In order to become a member of the National Honor Society, students must have had an academic grade point average of 3.5 or better. Students with this average were submitted to the full faculty to be voted on. The students were voted on service, character, and leadership qualities. The list of students which were picked out, became the National Honor Society. This was the third year the National Honor Society has been in existence. Thanks to the help of Mrs. Wheeler and Mr. Nutt, it will continue to be successful. (lop row, left-right), J. Mayberry. B. Amos. M. McBay, E. Jones, K. Thompson, T. Lewis, T. Schueler, T. Baker, B. Thompson, M. Reisinger, E. Fudge. J. Sweeney. (2nd row), B. Gibson. L. Meadows, K. Hicks, S. Gragg, T. Baker, W. Parks, T. Hinson, L. Manning, W. Cahoon. B. Vaught. (Kneeling), T. Wassing, C. Proskie, T. Plant, D. Sheffield, C. Hanson, J. Amos, G. Bailey. (Seated). E. Griffin, D. Murtagh, D. Murtagh, D. Rueling, E. Dismer. (Not pictured), A. Keenum, D. Weeks (Advisors), Mrs. Wheel- er, Mr. Nutt. nual Staff The Glynn Academy Annual Staff not only had alot of fun together, they also had alot of work throughout the year. Their work ranged from selling ads to meeting deadlines after deadlines. To become a member of the Annual Staff, you had to fill out an application which was examined by Mrs. Blanton who chose the new members for the up-coming year. The High Tide staff worked to the best of their abilities to produce a year book full of events, honors, sports, and clubs. But more important, to produce a book of memories to be treasured by each student of Glynn Academy. Class and Faculty: (L to R): L. Daugherty. W. Parks (Class and Facul- ty Editor) and R. Bunderson. Left to Right: Editor: J. Andrew; Asst. Editor: G. Dew- berry. Sports: (L to R): M. John- son, T. Chromzak (Sports Editor), and J. Sagos. Photographers: (L to R): Standing-C. Liplhratt. P. Gay. and R. Wcstcott. Kneeling-K. Klingler, M. Barlow. T. Dennard, and D. Miller. Features: (L to R): K. Fraizer. M. McGeachy, and M. J. Shumate (Feature Editor) Artist: R. Forbes Typist: R. Walker 137 Administration Board Of Education Head Terrors Mr. Dave Owen-Principal Mr. Clyde Williams-Asst. Principal Mr. George Davis-Asst. Principal Mrs. Azalean Dechau- Registrar and Asst. Principal Levern Carter-Voc. Supervisor Secretary (Amanuensis) Julia Horton Betty Coen Charlcie Kennedy Sarah Sullivan Head Terrors Lis Rayburn-Attendance Record Clerk Terror Teachers The Glynn Academy Faculty is one that is out- standing in many ways. They are well-trained, intelligent, enthusiastic, and caring. They contribute much to the pleasant atmo- sphere that characterizes Glynn Academy. The students here gain a great deal by being under their leadership and guidance. Chief Jake Allen N.J.R.O.T.C. Thersa Adams P.E. Coach June Brown Tony Blasko Accounting Health and Safety Susan Burns Vocational Coordinator Joanne Boone French Teachers Melissa Canady Robert Carithers Mathematics Social Studies Irene Chance Virginia Chapman Language Arts Business Norma Collins Language Arts Steve Collins Art Hubert Daughtry Horticulture Eugene Davis Counselor Terror Teachers Ed Dechau Anne Duke Dorothy Dunwoody Jerry Dycus D.C.T. Advisor English Home Economics Science Donald Engler Math Jerry Easterling Chuck Fehr Science Coach Barbara Floyd Typing Terror Teachers Lilie Frazier Linda Gardner Dennis Giannikakis Johnnie Graham English Science Social Studies Science Daniel Harrison Social Studies Pearle Hankerson Science Tom Fouche Band Richard Higginbothom Social Studies WeLceMeovri ncaim ?nde ofTrv GcLAe Jsleskrj Rena Holt Physical Education Jimmy Howe Career Planning Herman Hudson Coach Derrick Hulsey CBVE Terror Teachers A1 Hunt Counselor Merial Hunter Special Education Harold Jennings Social Studies Doris Johnson Language Arts Xl Terror Teachers Dorothy Johnson Home Economics Karen Johnson Mathematics Gloria Kelley Social Studies Vicki Kline language Arts Joseph Krewer Mathematics Mary Long Mathematics Howard Mann Industrial Arts Dianne Edwards Special Education Terror Teachers Connie Martin Kanda Martin Dillard Maxwell Lewis May Science Social Studies Science Math Audrey Mayhood Spanish Hugh McEntire Social Studies Erica Nimmons David McKnight Ninth Grade Guidance Head Football Coach Counselor Terror Teachers Charles Nutt English Jeanne Pleasants Corrective Reading James Powell English Charles Pruitt P.E. Coach Allen Robb Social Studies Shirley Roberts Tom Schneider Math Social Studies Terror Teachers David Sharpe Jim Stephens Dorothy Stewart L.C.D.R. Stokes Mechanical Drawing Science Math R.O.T.C. Kathy Strickland Allen Stripling Cheryl Tasciotti EdithCfatfoe Science Chorus Math English Teachers Kathleen VandeLinde 10th grade guidance counselor Stephen Vose History Ann Wages English Evelyn Watson English Sandy Watson Special Education Marcia Wendel Math Les Thomas C.B.V.E. Terror Sally Tucker Science Terror Teachers Betty Peck Mathematics Eugene Rex Industrial Arts Betty Whaley CBVE Star Wheeler Social Studies Annie Ingraham Secretary Ethel Carter Social Studies Terror Teachers Colleen Williams Mtu- Wiggins Language Arts Chemistry Betty Anne Lane Specific Learning Disabilities Custodian Staff This year’s cafeteria and custodian staff has been one of the best ever. The students at Glynn Acade- my have been fortunate to have a staff such as this. The smiling faces of the cafeteria staff help make lunch a little brighter, and the custodians help make our campus a pleasant place to spend the year. If they all come back next year, the students can look forward to a year even better than this one. Technical And Industrial Harry Bullard Commercial Cooking Fred Henderson Data Programming Henry Hughes Electronics James Kolwalchuk Masonry Or “T R Don Rayburn Martha Royer Appliance Repair Childcare and Development Oh What A Night ... June 2, 1981 Seniors 1981 Say How ’Bout Them Dogs Nothing But ’81 The Best ’81 Terrors What do you think of when you hear the date June 2, 1981? Well for the Seniors at 'ole G.A. it means GRADUATION and, of course, PARTY!!! Congratulations to the Class of '81! you finally made it! President-JoDee Ellington Advisor-Edith Tayloe Sec-Treasurer-Sally George Terrors Russ Alexander Robin Alston Bob Amos Lee Anderson Gail Atkinson Wilma Bacon H7 Terrors 168 Lisa Bevans Larry Billue Walter Randolph Bishop Lisa Bius Terrors Johnny Blue Selena Bogus Richard Bolin Darcy Bonamie Craig Bowman Sandra Bradley Kenneth Brantley Patti Brewer Terrors William Bryant Chuck Bumgardner Roben Bunderson Lucy Burnem Robert Butts Terri Campbell Lisa Carlisle 170 Terrors Mike Carroll Jeanenne Carrol Valerice Carroll Felicia Carter Terry Carter John Chapman Todd Chromzak William Clark Terrors James Cormican Darlene Cornwell Lori Covell Kathy Covington Terry Crawford Carol Crooks Michelle Y. Cross Sandra Cross 172 Terrors Gene Davis Richard Delany Diahann Demery Susan Dennard Paul Doak Tracey Dodd Sici G. Doyle Terrors Mark Drury Stephan Eckerd Laura Edmond David Edwards Leslie Edwards jgbbin Edwards ffcdee Ellington Elizabeth Enney 174 David Eustace Fletcher Faircloth Fran Farmer Pete Fehr Terror Mark Felton Mark Fisher Timothy Fitzgerald David Fiveash Jesse Flood Beth Flournoy Daniel Frazier Darryl Fredrick 175 Ricky Freeman Angela Futch Lucille D. Gamble Dani Garris Terrors Michael Garris Blake Gaughf Pam Gay Sally L. George Ann Groover Leslie Grizzard Ramond Hale Pamela Hamilton 176 Terrors Carrie B. Hanson Paula Hardison Charles Harpggi Bruce Harper Jeffrey Harris Brian Harrison Stephen Harrison Alfonso Hart 177 Sue Hatch Charles Hawkins James Hawkins Penny Haythorn Terrors Rosemary Heck Jana Hendrix Kelly Herrin Melanie Herrin Billy Hodge Chris Holder Teri Holloway Steven Holley Terrors Anne Hooks Theresa Hooper Lisa Howard Don Hughes Ronald Hughes Phillip Hughes Charles Hungerford Lisa Hurd 179 Brenda Hurt Lancie Hutchinson Paul Irwin Vincent Jackson Jeff Jaudon Terrors Libby Jenks Claude Johns Marque Johnson Angie Jones Eric Jones Alvin Johnson Lisa L. Johnson Sharon Y. Jones Amy Joyner Lori Joyner Gina Keech Connie Kelley Jon Patrick Kelly William Kelso Hendrix Ketchup Faith Y. King Terrors Jane Lee 182 Curtis Lightsey Ann Ligon Timmy Liles Charlie Lipthratt Terrors Karen Lovett Brent Ludington Jeff Lutz Scott Mathis Wanda Mathis Victor Mathews Ann May Robert May Joan Mayberry Mike McBay Shawn McPike Ted McClain Terrors Kurt McCoy Kim McCuller Randy McDew Kevin McDonald Ronald McGraw Joy McKenzie Thomas McKenzie Gwen McKinley 184 Lynn McKinley Shelly McManus Gerald McPike Shawn McPike Terrors Billy McQueen Kelly M. Meadows Lynn Meadows Paul Meredith Melinda Merillat Carey Merrell Ross A. Meschke Mark Miller Sheila Miller 185 Kenny Mitchell Paula Moore Mike Morgan Wanda Moring Kristi Morris Marc Morris Terrors Mary Morrow Angela Murphy 186 Carol Muchison Victor Murray Dawn Murtagh Elbert Mungin Mark Murphy Terrors Dawna Murtagh Randall Oliver Barb Nies Shari O’Neill Vincent Noble Shawn O’Brien Teresa Outlaw Stephanie Overcash Terrors Chris Proskie Barbie Quinn Tami Reagin Jamie Recknor 1M Terrors Greg Redding Oscar Reyes Lane Reeder Cheryl Reese Richard Richardson Belinda Roberts Michael Reisinger Diane Roberts Eugene Ross Dwayne Roberts Eric Robertson Jerrv L. Rogers Terrors Tara Ross Sue Ruff Frank Rutland Thomas Sellers Selina Shattuck Cynthia Shaw Debbie Sheffield Julie J. Shields 190 Terrors Mary Jane Shumate Connie Smith David Smith Christy Stephens Laverne Stiles Ellen Stapleton Donovan Strickland Fqxl 191 Terrors Chan Sutton Jeff Sweeney Shannan Tarrer Scott Talley Michael Tate Claire Taylor Daniel Thomas Judie Thomas Les Thomas Pamela Thomas Kenneth Thompson Terina Thompson 192 Terrors David Thorton Melinda Tomberlin Van Troxell Leonard Tyre : Daniel Wade David Walker Susan Walker Cheryl Walters 193 Terrors Ronnie M. Warner Robin L. Welch Toika Wassing Shirley L. Wells Cliff Watson Jeff Wentworth Corey Welch Donnie West 194 Richard Westcott Dawn White Gail C. White Terry White Terrors Sandra Williams Lynn Willingham Gregg Wood Willie Wright Robyn Abel Lesa Cook 195 Terrors 1% Kevin Wood Chris Hammock Preston Hill DeAnne Horton Seniors Do It With Experience Terror Jr. Wiggins and Wright and all the things go bump in the night is what being a Junior is all about. The first important thing of the year is ordering those GREAT class rings! Then comes the planning of the Jr. Sr. dance in Spring. Then the big moment comes when finally they get to go to their first Jr. Sr. dance. After all the excitement is over all there is left to do is to look forward to the day when all the Seniors are gone and finally they became SENIORS ... Mr. Maxwell-Advisor Amy Young-pres. Suzy Jones-vice pres. Laura Manning-sec.-treas. Edward Abel Doug Adams Laura Adams Larry Adams Louis Adkins Kay Allen David Alexander Jeanne Amos Richard Anderson Sharon Anderson Tonya Anderson Keith Andrews Deborah Armstrong Tammy Aspinwall Sheppard Atkinson Angela Austin Toby Autry Scott Bachman Roy Baily Gay Baily Annette Baker Cheryl Baker Cliff Baker Tara Baker Robin Bankston Jack Barlow Michael Barlow Lisa Barnes Terror Jr Cynthia Barrs Dona Barrs Jim Barton Roderick Batson Leon Beasley Jon Beaufait Ophelia Bell Steven Bennett Kathy Berry Mike Bessent James Beggs Becka Best Doreen Bivens Michael Bliss Thomas Blount Tina Bolin Lee Box Jerry Bradford Charles Brewer Wanda Brogdon Brenda Brown Chris Brown Elizabeth Brown Jeff Brown John Browning Tom Browning Cassandra Bryant Terror Jr. £ Wanda Cahoon Holley Cain Mary Caine Sli Cliff Caldwell Nancy Cannon Carl Carrol Carolyn Carrol Lorraine Carroll Tony Cason Linda Chapman Anthony Chester Allen Clements Vanessa Clinch Felicia Cobb Darla Crowder Denise Cross Dale Cross Eddie Crittendon David Cranford Catherine Cox Neal Cohen Rodney Cohen Lisa Coiner A1 Coleman Buddy Coleman Martha Cope John Cormican Richard Dancel Archie Davis Denia Davis Roger Davis Vic Davis Lisa DeCurlis Grace DeFoggi Brian Devitt Glen Dewberry Erika Dismar Larry Doke Terri Doss Paula Douglas Debbie Drader Don Drury Michael Drury Cozetta Dunloom Ginger Dupree Wanda Durrance Sabrina Dyal Sandra Etter Nancy Evenson Edna Fairly Gary Faulk Bill Ferrell Bubba Ferrell Paul Ferrell Micahel Fields Veronica Fields Terror Jr. Terror Jr. Debbie Fouehe Cheryl Frazier Shannon Frierson Debbie Frohling Joey Frost James Fucetola Eric Fudge Carla Fussell Scott Gainous Brenda Galheath Jim Gandy Wand . askin Cliff Gc-osett Bob Geiger Michael Gill Tom Gillman Whitney Glassock Nancy Glisson Robyn Gomez Bill Graham Lotonia Grant Susan Grant Venessa Grant Carlton Green Ephraim Green Karen Green Elaine Griffin Shawna Griggs Terror Jr. Bob Griner Dawana Griner David Grovner Brenda Groover Joey Hale Alan Hamilton Karen Hankerson Tammy Hardee Carla Hardison George Harrell Gary Harris Dwayne Harris Fran Harrison Kathleen Harrison Cassandra Hatcher James Hayes Renee Helmes Laura Hicks Molly Hicks Jim Hill Todd Hinson Michael Hitt Regina Hobbs Brian Holland Michael Holton Sid Howell Barbara Hudson Carl Huetther Terror Jr. Terry Huff Ronald Hughes Michael Hulett Jimmy Humphrey Lyndie Hutchinson Robyn Ickler Leslie Irwin Vincent Jackson Donna Johnson Jim Johnson Lorraine Johnson Roger Johnson Sharon Johnson Chuck Jones Glen Jones Horace Jones Suzy Jones Earnie Jowers Gary Jowers Pat Kane Alicia Keenum Laura A. Kelley Sheila Kelly Kent Keyser Mark D. King Stephanie King Evette King Mark King Terror Jr. Carl King Malone Kitchens Mark Klingler Dean Knapp Jim Knight Kirk Knox Kim La Boone Joellen Ladensack Tammy Lairsey Beverly Lampp Katrina Lane Vickie Lange Duane Laricey Cathy Lassiter She'ree Lattany Donna Leggett Cheryl Lever Audrey Lewis Charlie Lewis John Ligon James Lincoln Jacquelyn Lindsey Bruce Linville Roxanne Lipthratt Roger Little Michael Logue John Lokey Rhonda Loper m I can’t believe he’s really eat- ing that stuff! Terror Jr. Patrick Lott Davis Love T racy McCarthy Karen McCorkley Paul McDonald Chrissy McDowell Amy McElmurray Mary McGeachy Jerrylon McGee Susannah McKinney Phillip McKenzie Craig McMahon Anthony McPherson Larkin McWhorten Sharon Mack Theresa Malamberg Scott Maloy Laura Manning Robyn Manor Robin Marchman Cory Martin Janie Martin Gregory Massey Blake Mathis Sandra Mathis Christy May Richie May Helen Maynard Terror Jr. Valencia Mays Cindy Merrit Betsy Mead Hal Meeler Bill Miller Cindy Miller Jeff Miller Jonathan Miller Cathy Minchew Mike Mistisshen Elizabeth Moon Debbie Moore Sidney Moorhead Henry Moreland Kim Moses Ingrid Moze Don Mullen Zotya Mullino Dave Murray Michele Murray Kathy Murtagh Maela Nalls Debbie Nelson Tina Newsome Pam Norris Charles Odom Anglea Oliver Bryan O’Neal Terror Jr. Chris Osburn Kelly O’Steen Helen Packard Cindy Pacleb Chuck Padgett Jim Page Dimitri Parham Paul Partin Renee Patnode Sheila Patterson Tammy Peacock Marie Peavy Stephen Pechin Cindy Pennell William Pichren Winston Pike Dan Piper Paul Pleasants Elmore Polite Kenneth Porter Jack Price Robert Quinn Deborah Ramsey Jacelyn Ramsey Marsha Ramsey Terrest Randolph Chip Reyna Kenny Reynolds Terror Jr. Harvey Richardson Lynn Roberson Renie Roberts Tim Roberts Bo Ross Lee Rowland Debbie Ruehling Scott Russell Thelma Sams Dusty Sapp Karen Sawyer Tommy Schueler Cindy Sessions Tina Sharpe Robert Shaw Thommie Shaw Susan Sheffield James Sheppard Tommie Shinard Chan Simpson Chris Slade Altamese Smith Melony Smith Wanda Smith Terri Smitherman Angela Spaulding Diane Steele Maureen Stevens Terror Jr. Michael Stevenson John Stewart Barbara Strickland Gary Strickland Jacquilla Sullivan Pat Sutton Sandra Talton Susan Teel Bruce Thames Phyllis Thomas Val Tombly Bill Thompson Richard Thornton Harriet Trimmins Brian Tucker Shaun Tucker Manela Turner Bubba Tuten Robin Tutt Byron Vaught Sharon Vaughn Tracy Vernon Kelly Vincent Steve Waite Lee Walker Randy Walker Robin Walker Ronnie Walker Tereasa Walker Brenda Walthour Wanda Womack Lauren Ward Lavorgia Warren Carlton Warrick Jeffrey Waters Cathy Weaver Barbara Webster Diana Weeks Shari Wetherington Charlene Whited Jo-Anne Whited Karen White Leslie Whitehead Luke White Florence Wiggins Patti Wiggins Kathy Wilbanks Kim Wilchar Janet Wilcox Aundrea Wilkes Alandra Williams Angela Williams David Williamson Janet Williamson Terror Jr. Terror Jr. James Willis Clay Wilson Pamela Wilson Sam Worley Ray Worst Joseph Wray Brenta Wrice Fred Wrice Tracie Wright Amy Young Emory Young Terror Jr. Terror Jr. J ust-About-A-Terr or The sophomore year is one of the easiest. The sophomore doesn’t have to worry about getting lost or walking into the wrong classroom, but at the same time the pressures of choosing a col- lege or career for after graduation aren’t yet felt. The Sophomore year is also a time of anticipa- tion-looking forward to the Jr. Sr. and to order- ing class rings. All in all the Sophomore year is one in which to sit back and RELAX! Advisor: Mrs. Wheeler Rob McBay: President Tina Day: Vice President Wendi Taylor: Sec Tres. I------------------------- J ust- About- A-Terror Kenneth Abel Rufus Aiken Jimmy Alford Andrew A mason Kathleen Anderson Tammy Anderson Kevin Andrews Robbie Anglin John Anz Rob Asbell Ronald Atkinson Gerald Baggs Diane Bagley Brenda Baisden Amy Baker Juanita Baker Angela Ballard Karen Bankston Stacy Bankston Telelia Banks Nancy Barbee Paula Barfield Tony Barneman Chris Beaufait Tommy Beck Brian Bennett Laura Benson Janie Benton J ust- About- A-Terror John Benton Michael Benton Brent Berry Arthur Bess Jean Bleakley Avis Bliss Brian Boatright Richard Bobbitt Jeff Boyd Rhoda Boyett Ann Bragg Terri Branson Michael Brantley Charla Breland Alfred Brown Alice Brown Raquel Brown Terri Brown Cliff Browning Melissa Bruley Mike Buchan Schannon Buckley Dean Bunderson Tim Burgstiner Katherine Burnem LeAnn Burney Stafford Burney Ronwen Burnley J ust- About- A-Terror Walter Burns Roslyn Busby Gloria Butts Kimberly Caldwell Candi Cammon Todd Carlisle Dana Carroll Phyllis Carswell Ricky Carter Rhonda Chapman Barbara Clayton Daisy Clinch Julianna Coe Brenda Cooper Jerome Core Gary Corey Charonne Cormany Bill Corson Susan Cowan Johnny Cox Kathy Crean Kelly Crean Harvey Cross Phyllis Curry Dedra Custer Kelvin Daniel Charles Davis Elliot Davis Jerry Davis Sonja Davis Susan Davis Tina Davis Tina Day Cindy Dees Debbie Denis Linda Demery Cathy Dent Joey Devlin Emma Dixon Tommy Dixon Eric Doak Kevin Doak Dawn Dubs Savon Duchein Pat Eades Billy Edwards Kathy Edwards Paige Edwards Bill Elder Brenda Elkins Pam Ellington Eric Engler Kenneth Enney Emphriam Evans Joe Evans Selena Fairell J ust- About- A-Terror J ust- About- A-Terror David Farrar James Fennell Robin Fennell Bobby Fields Glenn Fiveash Kathryn Fix Clinton Fonseca Rob Forbes Betsy Forehand Donald Frame Kathy Fraser Maurice Frazer Jody Frost Lisa Fuller Eddie Green Wilma Green Bernard Goodwill Mary Glisson Debra Glendenning Jim Gibson Dana Gibbs Ricky Gibbs Terry Gillman Dee Dee Gasque James Gasque Michael Haas Galin Hall Mike Hall J ust- About- A-Terror Phil Hall John Hamel Daina Hamilton Gina Hamilton Sandra Hamilton Tommy Hamilton William Hankerson Marian Harden Gene Hardison Alan Harper Sheila Harrell Dana Harris Malcolm Harris Trayce Harris Edward Hart Rick Hatch David Hawkins Andre Henderson Kevin Herndon Michael Herrington Kevin Hildebrand Lisa Hodge Keith Holder Debbie Holcomb Alton Holland Diane Holley Ritchey Holloway Brian Holmes J ust-About-A-Terror David Hornstein David Horton Gina Horton Jody House Tracy Howard Eleanor Howell Claudette Hudson Joey Hudson Jay Humphlett Amy Humphrey Boukie Hungerford Bernie Hurl Shannon Hutcheson Richard Ivens Jackie Jackson Tonya Jackson Jesse James Virginia James Amy Jenks Cindy Johnson Craig Johnson Daryl Johnson Brenda Johnson Angela Jones Danny Jones Deborah Jones Karasha Jones Kelvin Jones Randy Jones Brad Jordan Terry Kasha Erik Kaufman Lucy Kaufman Dee Kellogg Wayne Kellogg Pat Kelso Thomas Kennison Matt Kern Rob King Michelle Kirksey Lisa Knight Margaret Knight Stephanie Knight Jody Kost Kim Kramer Lamont Lewis Buddy Lankford Ann Latham Jimmy Lawrence Katrenia Lawrence Conni Leake David Leggett Laura Leggett Tammy Leggett Wesley Lemon Beverly Lewis J ust-About-A-Terror J ust-About-A-Terror No! I will not trade you my cake for your pizza! You wish! Bunny Lewis Kelly Lewis Mario Lewis Mitchell Life Mary Locicero Greg Logue Christy Loper Neva Loper Stella Louden Marie Lovett Sherri Lovett Wayne Lowery Philip Luther Donald Mack Michal Mack Angela Mahood Denise Mann Warren Mann Stephanie Martin Jenny Martinez Sherlene Mathis Oliver Mauch Andy Maxwell Robert Me Bay Karen McCarthy Joseph McClendon Andy McCoy Rhonda McDonald J ust-About-A-Terr or Mary McElmurray Tanja C. McGhee Lisa McGraw Curtis McKenzie Tami McKinley Jacquelan McKinney Sheila McManus Kelly McPike Mary McQueen Karen Mead Laura Mendenhall Tammy Middeke Grace Milne David Miller Leslie Miller Randy Mills Kim Minchew Steve Mistisshen Hawaii Mitchell Mike Moore Ronnie Morales Patricia Moreland Janet Morrell Terry Morrow Charles Moring Earnest Moses John Moses Christopher Myers A perfect pos They don’t actually eat that stuff, do they? J ust- About- A-Terror I refuse to read this book You caught me working! Hilton Neeld John Neidhardt Dennis Noble Henry North Melissa O’Connor Angela Odum Betty Oliver Lisa O’Neill Liz O’Sullivan David Owens Mitchell Owens Betty Pace Dale Padgett Kathryn Palmer Lori Palker Jackie Patelidas Dana Parish Greg Parker Debbie Parmalle Joe Patterson Brendon Patnode John Paulk Collette Paul Chris Pendarvis Wyvonda Perkins David Phillips Lorena Pimentol Odis Pitts David Polk Margaret Poppell Ann Porter Jackie Porter Sara Prior Kelly Purvis Cathryne Ray Jodie Recknor Gilbert Redding Arrie Reed George Reese Rhea Reinhard Kathy Rentz Greg Roberson Tonda Roberson Willie Roberson Bruce Roberts Pamela Roberts Paul Robinson William Robinson Jessie C. Rossie Deidre Rowe Marlon Rowe Katrina Rowell Ronald Rowland Carla Rook Amber Dee Rush Jennifer Sapp J ust- About- A-Terror Maybe if I look at my book, she won’t call on me. David Sarich Steve Schmitges Kevin Seaman Kenny Searcy Scott Seckinger Kim Self Glynn Settlers Bryan Shadron Ken Shaw Wytina Shaw Tina Short Ryan Simmons Pam Simpkins Renee Simpkins Don Simpson Tina Sinclair Felicia Singleton Beverly Sirmans Cheryl Smith Kelly Smith Kim Smith Lola Smith Mark Smith Rickie Smith Kara Spauling Ross Sproat Donna Stafford Alfonso Stanley Laura Stanton Charlotte Steffey Anthony Stevens Bridget Stewart Chris Stewart Cathy Stillwagon Ava Strickland Chip Strickland Lisa Strickland Deede Strong Joseph Stubbs Sherri Sullins Craig Tatum Terry Lewis Taylor Wendi Taylor Carol Teele Angela Thomas Harriette Thomas Darrell Thomas David Thomas Sheila Thomas Sherri Thomas Tani Thomas Craig Thompson Karen Traylor Kelly Tresher Leigh Tresher Salli Trowbridge J ust-About-A-Terr or This is a lot better than working problems. J ust-About-A-Terror You aren’t supposed to write the an swers on your desk. If looks could kill Tony Tyson Rob Vernon Jim Vinyard Alan Waite Marquita Walker Rhonda Walker Rickey Walker Lisa Ward Mike Weber Sharon West Leighann Wheeler Deiris White Hali White Joe White Robert White Dianne Whitt Carla Whitfield Maria Whorton Timothy Wilcox James Williams Kirk Williams Wendy Winke Lea Winn James Wolfe Vernon Womack Rob Wooldridge Cathy Wooldridge Diane Wright J ust- About- A-Ter r or Don’t you dare put that down my shirt! 1 ■ if 11 I Singing in the . . rain? Now if I have to tell you ONE more time It’s hard to see over this face mask Audrey Wynn Beverly Wynn Cindy Young David Young Mandy Young Vince Smiley J ust-About-A-Terr or Baby Terrors faft,KA'ri bftbVTE y hO X fttA ft XffeSSrtMVl Tftt au cT ?4's OUJ u.i Aes fAr.Tcm vJK, e x 'V'cvv lou rw «: YJL fw -Vim 4 VOfc. Piftog; -VVe. 60 we t: ft f � 0C_k.nfi fvft vfV j£ vjCzfc Trvt. V oo3 . i. G.OV Advisor: Mr. Carithers President: S. Grovner Vice president: D. Weaver Secretary Treasurer: D. King Baby Terrors Kim Abray Maria Adams Missy Adams Chorne Adkins Ottie Adkins Eula Allen Esau Alston Margaret Andrews Jeff Ashley Sharon Austin Donna Bailey Melanie Baker Arthur Banks Ceaser Banks Darron Banks Bobby Barber Byron Barber Robin Bargeron Vicki Barnes Lois Bass Terri Batts Dianna Bauer Timmy Baxley Billy Bennett Tangie Bennett Barnie Bennie Sherri Benton Bernadette Bivens Scott Berrie Gene Berry Bob Best Kenneth Bethel Carl Bland Laura Bleakley Lisa Bourne Sheila Boyd Chris Bradley Daniel Bradley Michael Bradley Pat Brice Loren Brogden Brad Brown Andy Brown Frank Brown Johnny Brown Lynn Brown Melissa Brown Sandra Brown Thomas Brown Thomas Brown Laurie Budd Griffin Bufkin Donna Bullard Laura Butler Jeff Burton Karen Burton Alan Cain Norris Cambell Patrick Campbell James Canon Elesia Cannon Joey Carlo Edna Carrol Janice Carrol Keith Carrol Kenneth Carrol Lisa Carroll Lorie Carroll Todd Carroll Judy Carter Wilfred Cash Kim Chamberlain Linda Chandler Gwen Chapman Timmy Chasteen Diann Clark Baby Terrors Baby Terrors Elmer Clark Eric Clark Gary Clark Terry Clayton Kathy Clements Eddie Coates Vincent Cobb Joe Cochran Clarence Collins Emily Collins Minnie Collins Carol Cook Kim Cook Joe Combs Ken Conley Jackie Conner Marie Correa Dwayne Cothren Garry Council Pam Crosby Robert Crosby Crystal Clark Donna Curry Cindy Davis Tern Dance Monique Darrisau Danettee Davis John Davis Kenneth Davis Larry Davis Laveda Davis Mike Davis Terry Davis Ginny Dawson Jennifer Deady Ted Dennard Alex Desmonie Troy Devlin Gina Dills Curtis Dismuke Terrance Dixon Glennis Dobson Eddie Dobson Shelly Dorr Mesa Dowling Steve Drader Angela Drake Susan Drawdy Emily Dresser Ansley Drury Lisa Drury Kevin DuBois Debbie Dunagun Lori Duncan Charles Edwards Louise Etheridge Cathy Eades Julie Fagan Thomas Farmer Wynn Fendig Joe Fenn Bryan Fiveash Michelle Florence Yvette Florence Lorrie Floyd Forest Foster Andrew Fraser Frederick Frazier Baby Terror Baby Terror The Groupies. Kerry Fredrick Tannya Frederick Diane Fudge Anita Fussell Kathy Gamble Richy Garrison Joel Gasque Linnis Gasque Terri Gerces Ronald Gisgon Russell Gober Katie Goodrich Randy Graham Abraham Grant Laverne Grant Billy Gray Laura Gray Brian Graves Otha Green Sharon Green Tim Green Bobby Greer Christine Griffiths Thomas Grizzard Virginia Groover Curtis Grovner Stacy Grovner Leigh Gunnels Wayne Hall Sheila Hardee Gloria Hardy Jennifer Harper Willie Harrell Barry Harris Baby Terror Beth Harris Phillip Harris Chris Harrison Holly Harrison Pam Harrison Timmy Hart Trina Hartridge Allan Hatcher Marty Hatcher Beth Haven Mike Henderson Emily Hendrix Jonathan Hendry Felicia Henley Amy Henrick Tony Herrin Keith Higdon Lolita Higdon Randy Hilburn Missy Hildebrand Damon Hill David Hill Elena Diane Hill Greg Hill Mark Hill Dorothy Hillard John Hipchen George Holland John Holland Tonette Holloway Lori Holmes Sherlock Holmes Leonard Holton Nina House Baby Terror Judy Howard Susan Howes Alexander Hudson Debra Hudson Kerry Huettner Johnny Hunter Valerie Hunter Bobby Hurdy Cathy Hurt Sherree Hutchenson Chris Hutchinson Deborah Hutchinson Hank Hutto Carlos Iancio David Jackson Khatrina Jackson Les Jackson Lutricia Jackson Sherri Jackson Wendy Jackson Jenny James Roy C. Jansen Billy Janson Candace Johnson Robert Johnson Alex Jones Anthony Jones Evans Jones Lamar Jones Sheila Jones Colette Kase Stanley Keach Susan Kelly Selena Kennedy Clinton Ketchup Jill Kicklighter Vikki Kicklighter Deloris King Rufus King John Kinney Bobby Lee Kirksey Dorothy Kirksey Lisa Kirksey Donald Kite Kevin Klingler Jeff Knight Marla Knight Paige Knight Susan Knight Johnny Knowels Tom Kukoley Lisa Lairsey Don Lane Terry Lane Steven Lange Nancy Langston Teresa Larcey Wayne La them Richy Lawing Jack Layton Emmett Lee Sonyia Lennon Brian Leverette Kim Lewellyn Don Lewis Skip Lewis Roderick Life Rory Lipratt Baby Terrors Baby Terrors Where did he go' Robert Lipthratt James Loper Mark Love Nancy Loyd Thomas Luther Marianna Lyons Steve Lyons Curtis McCarthey Nancy McCloskey Neil McComsey Renee McCullar Creig McCully Glenn McCumbers Emmett McDonald Missy McDowell Gracie McGhee April McGregor Byran McIntosh Kyle McKinney Tim McKinley Kim McLemore Dale McNubb Kitty Mahoney Alvin Mack Donna Mallard David Malmberg Shirley Martin Kenneth Mathis Darryl Maxwell Robert Maxwell Cynthia Meadows Robert Media Sharon Meadows Robin Middeke Baby Terrors Karen Melton Charles Miller David Miller David Miller Deborah Miller Jerry Miller Johnny Miller Patty Miller Tammy Miller Venus Miller Joel Mills Lucky Mims Deborah Minter Rudolph Mobley Stephanie Mobley Jim Mock Laura Mollenhaver La Shawn Moore David Moreland Bill Morgan Danna Morris Donna Morris Lisa Morris Rhonda Morris Williams Morris Jim Movell Nancy Mower Janice Muhammad Beverly Murphy Kenneth Myers Carlas Marva Navarro Jeff Newsome Terry Newton Scott Nichols Baby Terrors Elizabeth Nisbet Leon Cleveland Noble Slad Northington Stephen O'Cain Gary Odum Kathy Oliver Ronald John Olsen Wayne Micheal O’Neal John Overcash Ingrid Overman Dale O’Zele Leigh Pannell Eddie Parker James Tony Parotte Ann Jade Patterson Lee Floyd Patterson James E. Patterson Diane Peacock Barbara Peckin Scott Perkins James Pike Shirley Pinckney Kim Pipe Nicole Pipe Debbie Piper Page Ploeger Tammy Pollard Doris Poppell James Poppell Barry Popwell Michelle Pornovets Eric Poston Jeff Pridgen Jesse Pridgen Kim Pruitt Anthony Quinn Debra Quinn Debra Ramsey Dwayne Ramsey Lisa Ramsey Theresa Ramsey Jennifer Redding Stanley Reddings Jennifer Reda Mary Ribron John D. Rigdon Michael Ritchison Robert Roberson Vicki Roberson Sabrena Robinson Vance Rowe Bonnie Rowland Judy Royal Russel Rozier Pamela Ruff Trent Ruffner Byran Rushing Anne Ryals Robin Ryals Michael Sadler Allen Sapp David Sapp Shannon Sasser Chip Saunders Kent Sawger Jessica Scarlett Francis Seely Baby Terrors Baby Terrors Vicky Segraves Greg Sellers Terrance Sheppard Richard Shore Windee Simmons Todd Simpson Lynn Simpson Susie Slade Keith Smiley Brian Smith Leigh Ann Smith Pam Smith Ronnie Smith Shane Smith Sherry Smith Robyn Soles Eric Sprague Bobby Stalvey Lynn Stanton Helen Stephens Sheila Stephens Benita Stevens Connie Stevens Scott Stevens Darrin Strickland Jeff Strickland Brad Stroud Tommy Sullivan Bryan Suan Lisa Sweeney Terri Sylvia Greg Talley Gene Taylor Henrietta Taylor Robert Taylor Sandra Taylor Jan Thomas Beth Thompson Elijah Thompson Liz Thompson Michael Thrower Fred Tillman Jarrett Tilton Chris Tolleson David Trawick Jill TRenhie Carl Trottie Richard Troxell Ben Tuttle Chris Tuttle Curt Tuttle Gloria Vail Mitci Vernon Paige Vincent Scarlet Waldron Earl Walker Gracia Walker Rovena Walker Sandra Walthour George Warwick Doreen Washington Johnnie Watkins Deborah Watts Raine Way Rondy Waye Dewitt Weaver Cecelia West Cheryl West Baby Terrors Baby Terrors I’m not a freshman! Janet West Robbie Whorton Don Wheeler Jimmy Wheeler Woody Wheeler Franklin Whisnant Whit Whittle Alfonzo Wiggins Davis Wilcox April Williams Carrol Williams Darrel Williams James Williams Mary Lee Williams Rhonda Williams George Williamson Debbie Wilson Joshlyn Wilson David Wise Keith Wisham Wade Withlaw Adrian Wood Cliff Woodman Dodd Worly Billy Worst Kristie Wortham Gail Wright Gloria Wright Laurinda Wright Nancy Wynn Jo Ellen Yancy Lana Yawn Dana Youmans Karen Youngner Charles Youngblood 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 I 4 1 Ace Electric ...... Adam’s Office Supply Adrian Outlet II Air National Guard Alert Alarm Company Altama Plaza ............ Altmans ...............„..Jr American National Bank....... Athletic Attic .............. Atlantic Lincoln Mercury .... Avery’s Manning ............. Avon’s Barber Style Shop Babcock Wilco, Bea’s Blossom S Ben Franklin .. Brunswick Floors Brunswick FlorafCoi Central Hardware . Century 21-Langford Realty . Chapman Funeral Home... City Market.......v. Climate Controlers ...... Coastal Bank of Georgia Coastal Printing . Coastal Realty '.Coca Cola Bottlini Construction Ser Crap Trap The Dark Room Ellis, Mildred .. First National Ba ' Flowers By The Foreign Car Cent Frederica Loft 2158 268 261 266 272 276 261 259 264 264 260 261 274 273 280 280 270 273 270 280 269 272 265 279 264 278 268 268 263 264 261 263 279 260 PATRONS Julie Andrew Mrs. Gayle Blanton Ms. Helen Heath-Frazier Mr. Mrs. Nathanial Holmes John Patrick Kelly Vicki Miller Party Time Ice Company Peter’s Male Apparel Joni Abel Congratulations To The Class Of 1981! Wood Parquet • Wall Paper • Hoover Cleaners 2226 Glynn Ave. Brunswick, Georgia Specif iciations The 296 page 1981 HIGH TIDE was published by Jpsten American Yearbook Company, Clarksville, Tennessee, and a press run in an excess of 1,100 copies, witha budget of over $15,000. The quarter bound cover included colors of Flame Redhio. 519 and White No. 325. Silk screen was the process used on the cover. The end sheets were Flame Red No. 287 The paper stock w as 801b. ( namel, with a trim size of 8' ! by 11 inches. Headlines, body- copy, and caption copy were all Angeles with face size 36,10.8 point. The views expressed Vere thdS of the HIGH TID Ptaff. not nceessarily those of the students. fa ulty. nr administration of Glynn Academy. — Credits Mr- tlM Color Photography Jim Blankenship, Charles Lipthratt ttitle page), Richard Westcott. Photography ... Charles Lipthratt, Pam Gay, R hard Westcott, Mike arlow, Rob As- bell, David Miller, Ted Dennard, Kevin Klingler. Bobby Haven (sports), and Gayle Blan- ton. Class Portraitsrj Photographic Assistance Corporation, Atlanta Georgia. its j , Senior Portraits .. Jack Rudasill Club Pictures and Homecoming ... Jim Blackenship Yearbook Representative ... Danny Scott Opening and Closing Sections and Division Pages .. Julie Andrew Feature Section . Mary Jane Shumate, Kathy Fraser, Mary McGruchy. Sports Section . Todd Chromzak, John Sagos, Marque Johnson Club Section .. Kim Kopotic, Glen Dewberry, Terry Huff Class and Faculty Section ... Wendy Parks, Leida Daugherty, Robin Bunderson Ad Section Libby Jenks, Craig Johnson All Art Work Rob Forbes Typing Robin Walker Editor Julie Andrew Asst. Editor . Glen Dewberry Advisor .. Gayle Blanton GO ! RED TERRORS OLD FASHIONED HAMBURGERS w B OQOQ nionn 2909 Glynn Avenue Brunswick, Georgia 31520 fWturingGHIUf FROSTY GO ! GLYNN ACADEMY RED TERRORS Four Down 4� I l l4 Two To Go Tagete = •' fi ™ 3303 FRCOCRICA road ST SIMONS ISLAND. GEORGIA J1S22 912 «3( 9249 The ■•Trend Shoe Store Joe Isenberg’s Shoes Brunswick Mall Brunswick. GA 31520 Telephone. (912) 264-9299 “Bookkeeping Service “Let us account for your amount JOYCE HUFF 1039 Ocean Boulevard JANE SAWYER St. Simont Island. 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Pk. 264-4805 11 Woodbine-Hwy. 17 576-5080 12 Jesup-301 South 427-2118 13 Jesup-301 North 427-2119 14 Jesup-Sunset 341 427-2110 15 Brunswick-I-95 341 264-3997 16 Brunswick-Hwy. 17 South 265-8169 17 Brunswick-2905 Glynn Ave. 264-9073 18 SSI-Frederica Atlantic Ave. 638-9405 19 Brunswick-Blythe Island Drive 264-0987 20 Alma-Hwy. 32 East 632-8688 21 Douglas-Hwy. 135 Plant St. 384-0085 22 Douglas-1716 North Peterson Ave. 384-3307 23 Brunswick-2408 Newcastle St. 264-0223 24 Brunswick-803 Albermarle St. 265-5840 25 Brunswick-2401 Gloucester St. 264-0325 26 Blackshear-703 Gordon St. 449-3013 27 Blackshear-515 Main St. 449-3050 28 Brunswick-Hwy. 17 Palm Drive 264-6628 29 Waycross-Waring St. 283-4557 30 Brunswick-Hwy. 341 Hwy. 99 265-3606 31 Baxley-U.S. 1 15 forks 367-6520 32 Douglas-206 West Walker St. 384-5984 33 Jesup-341 West Sunset 427-3350 34 St. Marys-701 Osborne St. 882-5354 35 Waycross-Memorial Drive 285-3546 36 Douglas-U.S. 441 South 384-9108 37 Brunswick-3320 Glynn Ave. 264-0722 38 Fitzgerald-302 North Grant St. 423-5286 39 Blackshear-Hwy. 82 283-1522 40 Savannah-U.S. 17 Ogeechee Rd. 234-2175 41 Garden City-U.S. 17 Nelson St. 964-7503 42 Port Wentworth-U.S. 17 Hwy. 30 964-2216 43 Savannah-7203 Abercorn St. 354-2262 45 Hazelhurst-Hwy. 341 Hollingsworth 375-9147 46 Savannah-Hwy. 80 Dean Forrest Rd. 964-9774 47 Wilmington Isl.-Old Tybee Road 897-9904 48 Screven-U.S. Hwy. 82 579-6681 49 Savannah-Hwy. 80 Toll Road 897-5221 51 Richmond Hill-Hwy. 17 756-3912 52 St. Marys-Ga. 40 Spur 40 882-3840 53 Savannah-Montgomery Crossrd. Cr. Hill 355-9258 54 Brunswick-Altama Cypress Mill 265-4425 55 Brunswick-Marshes of McKay 57 Savannah-TV Circle White Bluff Rd. 927-9093 59 Brunswick-1800 Newcastle St. 267-1785 60 Ridgeville-S.R. 99 437-4008 61 Savannah-Ferguson Skidaway 63 Odum 64 Richmond Hill 1-95 Hwy. 17 93 Woodbine-Hwy. 17 (Dixie Chick) 576-5080 Congratulations To The Class Of 1981! Jlbolograplii' 1101 Gloucester P.O. Box 1158 Brunswick Ga GEORGIA FEDERAL SAVINGS 800 Gloucester St Brunswick, Georgia 1625 Frederica Rd. St. Simons, Island Ga. Congratulations And The Best Of Luck To The Fabulous Class Of 1981! Compliments Of THE MARBUT COMPANY Wholesale Phone: 912 638-7648 Flower fiv-Tbc-Sea 411 Mallory Street St. Simons Island. Georgia 31522 Piggy And P.J. HAIR FASHION CENTER 1325 Newcastle St. Brunswick, Ga 264-2015 SKYLANE BICYCLE SHOP 1707 Frederica 638-7102 Coastal Realty m --- REALTORS ---- 225 Mallory Street St. Simons Island, Ga. 638-8603 T. A. 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They came for the timber that con- structed the Brooklyn Bridge and the New York City elevated railway, and for more me coasTaL eariK of GeoRGia Member. EPIC than a quarter of a century the sawmills provided the economic base for the coastal region. The sawmills are gone now but the spirit and pride that has become the heritage of the people of Brunswick and the Golden Isles lives on today. At the Coastal Bank, we are proud to be a part . of this exciting history. t; And we’re confident tomorrow will be even better. _ “Even though they _ operated on St. Simons ' . only 36 years, my father said the sawmills led this area to economic recovery following the disastrous post-war years.” Ciladys hendig, St. Simons Island Four locations: St Simons (2): Beach view Drive; Frederica Road Brunswick (2): Newcastle Street; Altama Avenue CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Ask About Your Opportunities In The Air National Guard On St. Simons Island. Call 638- , 292 BUICK-CADILLAC 2304 Glynn Avenue Brunswick, Georgia 31520 Best Wishes, Seniors From MASSEY ROGERS ACE ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. cSexvincj 'Ufie. LectiicaL tfnau txu Sinct 19 57 Fashion And Fabrics Altama Plaza Dress Making, Tailoring Alterations: Ladies Men Best Wishes To The Class Of 1981 Best Of Luck To The Class Of 1981! Compliments Of ijjp.rHE._- ILMAR Ocean Blvd. [ St. Simons Isl. (Qonslruchon ©fervict P� .0. BOX 19B2 PWUMBW1CK. OKOROIA S1SSO Congratulations Class Of ’81 From ADAMS OFFICE SUPPLY INC. HICK’S MUSIC STORE Supplies-Furniture 610 Gloucester St. Brunswick, Ga. 31520 1312 Newcastle St. Downtown Brunswick Mike And Terri Adams Bus. 912-264-4844 Congratulations To The Class Of 1981! Compliments Of The Brunswick Coca- Cola Bottling Company Coke odds Congratulations To The Class Of 1981! TOWN COUNTRY GARDEN SUPPLY 5486 Community Rd. 265-9446 265-2940 630-2120 by U(e.nn£.tb. SPECIALIZING IN COMPLETE STYLING FOR MEN AND WOMEN CITY MARKET isieoMcwtvSt SPECIALIZING IN SHRIMP — FISH OYSTERS OPEN DAILY MON. -SAT 7ml-7p.«. SUNOAY I ul 12 noon Retail and Wholesale Phone 265-4430 KAWASAKI-SU ZUKI OF BRUNSWICK 1622 New Castle St. Brunswick, Ga BRUNSWICK MANUFACTURING COMPANY AREA CODE 912 PHONE 265-6234 BRUNSWICK FLORAL COMPANY _ 1607 NORWICH STREET BRUNSWICK, GA. 31520 Free Delivery To Hospital And Funeral Homes Congratulations To The Class Of 1981 CENTURY 21 LANGFORD REALTY 135 Cypress Mill Rd. We’re Here For You! BRUNSWICK PULP PAPER COMPANY We salute the Class of 1981! Brunswick Pulp Land Company Alert 2±7 AbrmCe “Electronic Security Systems” 1608 Newcastle St.-Box 840- Brunswick, GA 31520 265-1017 GLOVER PRINTING COMPANY, INC. 616 Bay Street Brunswick, GA Serving Brunswick And The Golden Isles Since 1907 Office Supplies And Printing 265-4590 1608 Newcastle St.-Box 840- Brunswick, 31520 265-2222 : ♦: 'X. 14 � «(oo .-?wwy _ cuM y W7 QffC X' BEA’S BLOSSOM SHOP 3503 FREDERICA ROAD ST. SIMONS ISLAND, GA. 31522 V73Tw y C!M7aAi ja«dwa� 2 RHONE 3«ft JS10 AND � MON€ 3 6 3517 NORWICH ft M- STREETS 9. O BOX 1S34 The Stott of 10.000 Items BRUNSWICK. GEOROIA 31S21 GAMBLE’S FOOD STORE 533 Ocean Blvd. St. Simons Island Georgia 31522 L When Thomas Edison threw the switch that ushered in the age of electricity, Babcock Wilcox was there. When Thomas Edison illuminated the street outside his Menlo Park laboratory on New Year’s eve 1879 in the first public demonstration of incandescent lighting, he ushered in a new era. The Age of Electricity. Providing the power for that historic lighting demonstration was a Babcock Wilcox boiler. Today, Babcock Wilcox continues to design and build some of the most efficient energy systems in America. Fossil and nuclear steam systems that help electric utilities provide power and light for the nation’s homes and businesses. Systems that power industry by burning industrial wastes and turning them into usable steam energy. We’re continuing to investigate new ways to help America meet its energy needs. Babcock Wilcox engineers are exploring new energy technologies such as solar, magnetohydrodynamics (MHD), fluidized bed, ocean thermal energy conversion and geothermal energy. For us to continue our work in the future, we’ll need teams of educated, talented people dedicated to finding the right solutions to America’s energy problems. We encourage you to continue your education, so that someday we may call upon you to join our team and help us meet the challenge of developing new technology to take care of America’s energy needs. Babcock Wilcox a McDermott company 274 Congratulations To The Class Of 1981! Compliments From The Merchants Of ALTAMA PLAZA Redfern Village-Off Frederica Rd. St. Simons Isl. You’re Always Welcome At The WINE AND CHEESE CELLAR UJ itw y a u; (j uA tuvrns ib wnA; awotAjUo 6c S yuLy... Coke cuhCv tjfjL' w tAi obzcct an mis AoAJbi uxJjL. Nobody can do it like McDonalds canTM U.S. 341 1-95 1803 Glynn Ave. 4543 Altama Ave. Congratulations To The Class Of 1981 LEGGETT BROTHERS INC., ELECTRIC COMPANY 201 Skylane Road St. Simons Island, Georgia SERVICE ON ALL MAKES FOREIGN CARS RtffcN,CAR KEN BUSH PHONE 912 265 8981 201 MANSFIELD ST P O BOX 815 BRUNSWICK. GEORGIA 31520 COASTAL Sprinting FOR ALL YOUR PRINTING NEEDS Speed, Quality and Competitive Prices 1208 GLOUCESTER STREET. BRUNSWICK. GEORGIA 3152C PHONE 264 4809 513 Gloucester 4616 Altama Av. JEKYLL SHOPPING CENTER 1699 Frederica Rd. CHAPMAN FUNERAL HOME 5588 Altama Ave. A1 Chapman Joe Chapman Sex And Drugs And Rock Roll B-52’s Forever We Escaped In 81 Todd, John, Julie, Libby Congratulations To The Class Of 81 QUEEN’S HAIRCUTTERS AND BEAUTY SHOP 409 Mallory S.S. I 638-3502 Congratulations To Jeff Sweeney Roben Bunderson Leslie Grizzard Welcome To Pizza Inn Where The “In” People Go For America’s Favorite Pizza! I JUST ATE 2803 Cypress Mill Road 265-2899 2802 Glynn Avenue 256-7662 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 fMf-eo [98119811981198119811981 1981 1981198119811981 There is no need for an outpouring of words to explain oneself to a friend. Friends under- stand each other’s thoughts before they spoken. .9811981198119811981 198119811981 1981 19811981 J ‘ 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 Do it ’til you’re satisfied-whatever it is. Accept your limitations and then go beyond them. rsm Mllli 198119811981 1981 19811981 1981 1981 1981 1981198] Doing what you like is freedom; liking what you do is happiness. 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 1981 What I lack in experience, I make up for in enthusiasm! Clark Johnson I I . 1 In Memorictm Robert Kneeland ficJht song Drive, Drive on down the field. Men of the red and the white Don’t let them through that line, We’re gonna win this game tonigh Come on Glynn Smash through to victory, We’ll cheer you as you go, For our honor defend. So we’ll fight 'til the end, For the Red and White. Senior Activities ABEL. JONI ELAINE (JONI); Archaeology club. IRC, Band. VICA. Trivia CBVE. 3rd place ISSS Social Science Fair, plans to go to college in Atlanta and major in Interior Design and Fashion Merchandising at Patricia Stevens College. ABEL. ROBBYN ANNETTE (ROBBYN): Racquet Club. Ar- chaeology club. HERO. Band. ALEXANDER. RUFUS FREDERICK III (RUSS): VICA. CBVE, plans to attend Augusta Medical College. ALSTON. ROBIN GAIL (ROBIN): Swing Choir, publicity manager and activity chairman, to attend college and ma- jor in computer programming. AMOS. ROBERT P. JR. (BOB): Math team. Soccer club, NHS, letter of commendation from National Merit, ap- pointment to United States Military Academy, plans to attend USMA. ANDREW. JULIE: Racquet club. Booster club. Key club, Treas., Drama club, Annual staff (Editor), Se, Tres. Fresh, class. Pres. Soph, class. Sec tres. Jr. class, Pres. Exec. Board. Treas. GASC. ISSS, Who’s Who Among Amer. High School Students, AB honor roll. ISSS 3rd place. Homecom- ing contestant. 1st runner-up Brunswick Miss. Valentine Court Sweetheart, plans to attend Univ. of Alabama to major in Business Administration and Fashion Merchandis- ANGLIN. SANDY LYNN (SANI)Y):|Archaeology clul.. j CBVE, VICA, co-capt flag eorp.. Matching Band, plans to P get married and work ANDERSON. LEE THOMAS (LES Science club. Eagles ' Anchors, Scabbard Blade. ROTC Lt. JG. Ensign. P02fJ- Boy Scouts, Dist. Cadet. Rifle Team. Who’s Who Amoqg Amer. High School Students. Nominated for Governor Honors, plans to attend the Medical College of GeorgiaSn ANDREWS. GREGORY (GREG): member of GADrum Line, plans to attend college. ARMSTRONG, NORMA E: Nia club. VICA. plans to get mar- ried. work and later go to college jS ARMSTRONG. YVETTE DENISE (YVFTTE); Nia club, VICA. plans to go to college to study art and clothing design. ;i‘ ATKINSON. LAG AIN DENISE (GAIL): basketball, plans to go to college and be com� basketball coach. BACON, WILMA JUANITA (WILMA): basketball, track, plans to become a cosmetologist. BAGGS, TRENEICE: track, plans to become a registered nurse. BAILEY DAVID NEWTON (DAVID): FCA, IRC, Booster club, varsity football, plans to attend I if? A major h forestr ry and play football. at ± . r BAKER. ERIC TODD (TODD): FCA, NHS. Booster Club. Who’s Who Among Amen High School Students. Georgia Cert, of Merit, Senior Superlative-Best All Around, Math team, varsity baseball, plans to attend UGA :id major in forestry. BAKER, LORIE ANN (LORIE): Booster club, reporter, plans to attend Tampa Bay Tech trade school to study . computer programming. BII.LUE. LARRY: Booster club. Nia Club. FCA. Player of the Week (FB), varsity football. BEASLEY. ROY DENNIS III (DENNIS): FLC, Trivia. IRC. Booster clubs, Georgia Cert, of Merit, A and AB honor roll, speaker at Junior Science and Humanities Symposium, Who’s Who Among Amer. High School Students, 1st place ISSS fair. ISSS. Newspaper staff, ISSS, plans to attend Georgia Tech and major in engineering. BECK. JOHN DAVID (DAVID): VICA, FBLA. FFA, Pep club, football, attend UGA. BECKHAM, ROBERT: FCA, varsity football, track, plans to attend Southern Tech and major in civil engineering. BEN NOR. SCOTT S.: CBVE. Band, plans to attend FSU. BENSON. KATHERINE ANN (KATIE): Y club. Archaeo- logy club. FCA, Student Council, plans to attend college and major in marketing. BESS. ENOL'S; basketball. BEVANS. LISA MARIE (LISA): FLC pres.. Trivia VP. Pres, Mini-Model UN. Track, plans to attend BJCand Mercer law school. BOGUS. SELENA: Nia, Chorus, plans to attend college and major in nursing. BLUE. JOHNNY: plans to travel BOLIN. RICHARD WILLIAM JR. (RICHARD): Ga Band, plans to work in electronics. BRADLEY. SANDRA RENEE (SANDRA): Nia-Reporter. Fin. Sec.. FBLA. FCA, Marching Band. Concert Band. Jr. Board of Education, Georgia Cert, of Merit, track, plans to attend Mercer Univ and major m Business Administration and accounting and psychology. BREWER. PATRICIA (PATTI): plans to get married and be a mother, join Air Force. BROGDON. BONNIE MOORE (BONNIE): FCA. Y club. Newspaper staff. IRC. plans to attend Valdosta State. BROKER. LISA: IRC, Archaeology. Booster and Y clubs, AB honor roll, plans to attend Valdosta State and transfer to Brenau and major in Early Childhood. BROWN. CASSANDRA A DART (SANDRA): Nia club, plans to become a nurse. BROWN. JULIE MARIE (JULIE): FCA. Booster, and IRC clubs, outstanding cheerleader. Cheerleader, plans to at- tend Valdosta Slate. BROWN. KEVIN: FCA. Booster Club. Senior Superlative- Most Athletic. Youth in Government-Chairman of County Commission. Outstanding Senior, varsity football, varsity basketball, varsity baseball, plans to attend l GA and ma- jor in Education. BROWN. REDESSA KAREN (KAREN - plans to go to At- lanta Tech School and major in accounting BHNDERSON. ROBEN ELIZABETH (ROBKN i: IRC. FCA. Key clubs, annual staff. Marching band, plans to attend coliege at Mercer Univ in Atlanta. RCRNEM.ADA 1 UCILLK II.I'CY): VICA. Band, plans to go to college to study education. BRYANT, WILLIAM H.: Who’s Who Among Amer. High School Students football, plans to attend BJC and major in business and management. BUMGARDNER. CHARLES (CHUCK) Marching band. Honors band, co-capt. Debate team, VP Key club. Who's Who Among Amer. High School Students, Boys' State del- ate. 1st place at Mercer Univ. Debate'Inst., uack. plans to attend Mercer Univ. BTTS. ROBERT B Nia club. Marching and Concert bands, Sgt. at Arms for band. Trivia club. Jazz and Band clinics, plans to attend Morris Brown and major in Business Ad- ministration CAMPBELL, TERRI LYNN (TERRI): Booster. FCA and IRC clubs. Homecoming contestant 4th runner-up. Senior Superlative-Best Dressed, cheerleading-capt. of varsity, plans to go to BJC and transfer to UGA. CARLISLE. LISA KAYE (LISA): Student Council. DECA. majorette, statistician for track and wrestling teams, plans to get married. CARROLL. GLORIA JEANENNE (JEANENNE): VICA. plans to work and get married. CARROLL. MICHAEL RASHARD (MICHAEL): VICA-VP. DCT. plans to join Coast Guard. CARTER, FELICIA J.: IRC. plans to attend Ga. Southern and major in Accounting. CARTER. TERRY R.: Booster club, student council. March- ing Band. FCA. Rifle Corps. Rifle captain. Senior Superla- tive-Most Humorous, Talent Show Master of Ceremonies, basketball, plans to attend college and major in Physical Therapy and Pediatrics. CASON, VIRGINIA ANNE (GINGER): DE. plans to move to Hawaii and attend college. CHASTEEN, HOVIS ALLAN (ALLAN): Racquet club, out- s' .mding draftmanship, plans to join Air Force. CHROM .AK. ODD JEFFERY fTODD): Senior Superla- tive-Most Humorous, varsity basketball. Annual staff Sports Editor, plans to attend UG A and major in Mass Com- 1 munication. (’LAYTON. PHYLLIS L.: FBLA. Nia. basketball, plans to m become a housewife. CLEMENTS. DIANE A Anchor Club, Student council rep.. VP Fresh, class. Who's Who Among Amer. High School Students. Georgia Cert, of Merit. Chorus. Band, Drill Team, plans to attend college and major in piano. CLINCH, SABRINA: FBLA. trophy fn tennis, plans to go to college and major in accounting and computer science. COFFEY, DAVID: Future plans: College Valdosta, Air Force. COLEMAN. ADDIE: Clubs: Alpha Kappa Betca, F.H.A.. feet attendant award. Chorus award. Future plans: Major 297 as Social Worker at Tarrant CdMity Jr. College. COLEMAN. S'ISAV JTH: dibs: F.B.L... V years). Futurc%Iatfs : eorgia Sfljfathern College i in accounting. LESA M. COOK: Clubs: FBLA figure Plans: May ness in college. JAMES CORM1CAN. JR.: Clubslfiglesand Anch( Science Club.. Archalogy Club. Library Club Honors: ROTC color guard commander (11th). 1 conduct awar«2L CORNWELL. DARLENE MARIE: Clubs: FBLA. ture plans: B.S.C. COVELL. LORfeJILL: Clubs: Racquet Club. Ten Future Plans B.J.C. and Georgia Southern. COVINGTON. KATHY: Clubs: IRC (Pres-12th. FCA (treas.D2j !Booster club. ICC. y-Club. Key ( ors: Homecor nng Contestant (3rd runner up). F Senior Superlative. Girls State. A-B Honor roll. N for Who's Who. National Cheerleaders Ach Award Final in, Activities: Cheerleading (Cc 12th). Student ||iuncil Future Plans: Major in sor therapy at VaBsta State. ♦ j CRAWFORD. TERRY ANN TTMglubs: March and Aux. UniBlags. FBLA. Booster Club (sec Plans: Major nlData Processing at BJC. CROUJ j CARCjSDENISE: Cljjbs NJROTC Full Air F Bor Gbasi Guard. CURRYjBvBEftT EARL. JTTLClubs: Math club, Sweet! AA Btivities: Ch eadi: B.: fflubs: Jr. Bo£ iverhor) Future E Y kEE: Clubs: AS s:M e«cher at«G4 «� _ A Y BOR N Alpiu s: FCA..J; is:.tf i alist MVP in1 ivi BasketbalJJ I, Rac lege. kctivit DODD, fbtball. Til BILLY L.. J Will continue make arriving througn niisi 1A M. (TERI): Drama club. AY. THER 8holography. ILLEY, STEVEN,4 major in music ami HOOKS. ALBERTA HOOPER. THERES UN. 3rd place oral Footoafl PlayerTTwp. maior in Mech. Engirn 0NE9f jlARON YW ing to trade school to honorT’oll.'PTcT ieA r art. HA I rCA. NHS. Tit. Whb’� Who, Ga iv, Dajj.Ta ! n • Gnynn Academy .r c haeo M y Cl S mjrtfcrwjn medicine. 'nfuniycrSiLy ofSc fl ): Tritia Club. Del .cam, WARY ELlfcABf H: Nia Ciul ■chinSBand, Honors Band. U . finawt on the Homecoming C and major in political sciaice. inek Band 'lorida and Study to MARTIN: VICA.. JENKS, Annual jor in Elem JAUDON. JEFFERY ED1 club. OHNSON. ALVIN (SPENCER): JVE, Go into the Air JON. LISj Club, player, ih New officer. LYNCH, LINDA DIANNE: cial Ed eacher for the retai [ATHl laubnal ski patrol llege and be a fioe- icap. CK______ IK ;«r -tyto-tourn htic scie|ice. PAmiCIC (BILL), tterid UGA and study to be a vet ON. STACEY L.: Archeology. L major in Computqapajence. g in gov. Who’s Who. Will KNIGHT. HOMER tary. KNIGHT. RITCHARJgJ and major in music. ’ v f KNTGHT. SHELL RENAE: FBLA, IOR. QttonH aniiailHMI 111 Dlllll df KOST, cloister. KRUZAN. KENNA MICHEL Plans to go to college and LANE. ELGIN JOLIET: F roll Who's Who. Will atten LATTANY. CHARLES A State Chorus. Honor ro State College, then to LEE. JANE: Band. Ke nty CoromMftea college to inor E, DELENA ANN Will to off tjirtud LEWIS. XAVlER ESTELLA Booster Club, Girls Basketball LEWIS. THOMAS JACKSON quet Club, Exchange Club d of nd. Will attend ome a Dental Hy- to|bem chef at tho P honor roll. A rt., noutn in Tech ai McGRV into lh{ MrKENZfE. I Coflneil ICC. Sweet heartcourl tef attend Mercer and major in politic N;i:aD() V , BARBARA LYNN Y , iV b pres. FBT.A. NHS Red sta d White Staff. Science clu|� . Math Tearni,GovTlon- .prs, UGLbgert of merit, NHS, WJio's WhoJDAR good Citi- Ijgnship vard, A hpngjyaH Most intelligent. is-, place in :e fair JJJans'jto attend Emory. Wil an Out- ior. SS' ■ .INDA KfT: FBLiVvFCA. VICAJMDE, lips to HHl Texas I 'nlyersity. CBVE. Library club, 2nd in Who Dramaf workshops. Wil' ion merchandising. Jbr CluE, AY: Archeaology club. CWC, Marching VICA. Wans to at- VICKI social sciepfe fa attend colfefe. GLENN. JOHN M MORRIS. KRISTI | band.H , Symphonic band. H Trcvecca Nazarene coll BLA, y in markanpg ; fcC. Nia, WT.V-B honor 1 ege and njfjorin business. N «Nia, EGA. Chorus. All arching -Band. Go to Valley ley CollegPbf Music, udenj Counpil-Fr.-Paes; Sr.-VP. oy. Day.Going tudenr� unc £alen®how. then teacfi a xT GA lis. Science Club. Rac- t of the Quarter, put- 4 4 ORROW. DHCA. FI VE): tend_______ __ . _ __ _ MARY ELIZABETH; CBVE. MDE. ICA. FBLA. Plans to go to J� v MOSES. EVORA ANN: Marching Band. Conceit Band. Plans . tolntend BJC o a trade school ancrake up nursing. A MUCHISON. CAROLA YVETTE: FBLA. Nia. Racquet. Cho- rds. Cheerleading. Plans to attend BJC and major in busi- MURPHY, MARK ALI®N: Council. IRC. UGA art s kend college. tiURTAGH. DAWN CEE: Model Cert. «college MURTAG Archaeology club, losium mgrit awa Student Will at- a Club. Math Merit. Math 'Reamy e an artist. FLCr-Matfc-Teamr NHS. Mini- Model, Ga. Cert. OfJPent. Plans to major in physics. NIES. BARBARA NOREEN (BARB): Drama Club. Pep Club. Marching Band, Honors Band. TOBLEji VINCENT STACEY: DCT. will go to BJC. 299 iskelballjBaso- FBLA. Tennis i apology, FCA. II get a full time ij hS; Ca. Cert (fcl Cert; of dant N Hans to at- become an K 's who. school u ICE A., JR. f9£m|VCA. Plans a cart agement with Piggly WijSBr R. DeALVER: Nia club. Bann. 2nd Leutcntent ai m Line captain. Student Council. Voughjn Cov Day. Sweetheart Court. Homecoming Contestant. Honor roll. nd Honors Band. Plans to go to Sifcllmafl college m Atlanta, and study Psychology RHAM. LEONARD FBLA, CB1 11. MVP. ANITA M IDAS. GEQM C Racqi m. Business mflB m ollege CE. AMANDCTrC. Key. FI o to col lege. • DA ELISA. Will gc ANN VOT. FBI ERESA LYNN (TERREL ■ ferit. Who's Who. Will ROSKIE. CHRISTIXI mdrit. Plans to bec QUINN. BARBARA BLY: FI tend BJC and then go to a businei accountant. RAMSEY. CTAYTON ANtbNIO RAMSEY. JAMES (JIMMY): Swing Chon at present job. RECKNOR. JAMIE ANN: Drama club. Library club. Will Study respirtory theropy. V'. REDDING. GREG: Nia club. Booster club. All tourney team. Basketball. Track. Football. Plans to attend Morehouse. REESE. CHERYL K.: Trivia Club. Will further education. REISINGER, MICHAEL F. (MIKE): Science Club.NHS. Gov honor finalist, UGA cert, of Merit. Avho’s Who. Tennis Team. Will attend Ga. Tech. RENTZ. STEPHEN A.: DCT. VICA. { REYES. MIQUEL OSCAR: FCA. Science club, player of the ’ week, captain of football team, football, track will attend RICHARDSON, RICHARD: FFA. Will attend college and major in medicine. 'r' IT ROBERTS, ELIZABETH DIANE: FBLA. Nia club. is man- ager of tnebasketball and track. Plans to go to college and major in business. ROBERTSON. ERIC: FFA, NHS. c allege ROGERS. JERRY DEAN: FFA. 1XTT. A B HONOR ROLL. College management position with K-Mart int. ROSS. EUGENE: NJROTC. Plans tc work after graduation. ROSS. TARA JO: Will work in field with wild animals. M RUFF. SUZANNE: DE. plans to gc and management. to continue _BJC and major M SAGOS, iOHN CONSTATINE al staff Alt B Archaeology club . ICC Annu- to attend UGA and major in Business. SANDERS. TERESA GAIL (TERESAfcFBLA. VP. VOT, Y club. Acct. II contestant at ffiJLA State Leadership Conf., major in accounting and borne a CPiM? SHAW. CYNTHIA YVONNE (CYNTHIA): Nia Club, attend Atlanta Tech to major in Data Processing. SHEFFIELD. DEBORAH ANN (DEBBIE): Y club. Marching band. Drama club. Booster club. IRC, NHS received Geor- gia Cert, of Merit. Governor Honor omikee. Girls’ State delegate. UGA High School Art Eympftjum Exhibit. Who's Who Among Amer. HigH School Students, plans to attend UGA to major in Graphic Design 1 SHIELDS. .JULIE JOY (JULIE): 4tf-chJng aridf DE. Creative Writing Contest Et place, plans Jo attend Pacific LutheraiSjniylin ington to study journalism. SHUMATE. MARY JANE: DraJ turea Editor. FBLA. Who'sB School Students. Most Humoro Hfnd BJC and then maior in u H. JACQUELINE CONNIEl reach Club VP. Co-leader of del lege to major in Advertising anl SMITH. DAVID: VICA. plans to clubrj atru ON Band, roll, a. Wash- taff. Fea- • High 1. Plans to hristian Out- to go to col- nistration. fN (TE1 iajor in lai !LLEN IRE1 honor roll. TY AN id, Flai plans] — .): VICA. FBLA Ycluh. UGA.C to UGA IRISTY): Archafeolog co-captain. Sumphom id Trevccca Na .arene Hie. Tenn.« ILN SUZANNE SUZANNE): Racquet [OVAN W ■gia Southern J dNG (CHA1 Day. Livestock Ju? Science cli enc of the M State to maj? ALLEY, SCOT:’ ‘ARRER. SHANN( Who’s aurnd Treas.; Science club. NHS. ISSS, erit. Finalist Governor's Hon- it Scholarship. All A honofi High School Students, at- JHBlTid Engineering Confcr- [ GA Red White staff, member tb attend Georgia Tech or N.C. ical Engineering, attend college. MARIE (SHANNON): VICA. Who’s Who Among Amer. HignSchool Students. The Rising Tide reporter, CBVE. plans to attend college and study medical technology. TAYLOR. CLAIRE: DEC A, plans to attend UGA and major in psychology '-• JORNE. LORL NN (LORI): FBLA. Library club, honor itslMMng Achievement Award-World History, tj lory and Government, plans to attend college and beftnnt an accountant. THOM AS, DANIEL EZKIEL: plans to join Army and then start Qwn business. THOMAS, LES M.: FCA. IRC, football, baseball, plans to atten | college and play football, undecided major. THOMPSON, KENNETH: Racquet club. NHS. Who’s Who Among Amer. High School Students. Semi-finalist Gover- nor’s Honors. Boys’ State delegate. 79-80 Region Tennis Champion Team. A and AB honor roll, tennis team, plans to attend Georgia Tech and major in Computer Science. THOMA PAMELA: plans to attend BJC and then a trade orJiusiMf§ college to prepare for business work. BfA: FBLA. Data Process Work Study, mong Amer. High School Students, plans to r in accounting at an undecided college. INDA LYNN: DECA. plans to attend THOMI Who’ atten TOMB WA WAL club WHL VICA shi IRC ERNON SCOTT (SCOTT): FCA VP. Sci- all, track, plans to attend ABAC. A NN (PATTY): Sophomore class Board !h Scl Exec, ng Amer. High chool Students, plans Southern to major in nursing. INIA ANNE (VIRGINIA): IRC, VP. Booster Marching Band. Outstanding Senior. Who's Amer. High School Students. Bat girl for plans to attend Mercer University or Len- ajor in Business and minor in Art I J.: plans to attend college. ERYL FRANCINE (CHERYL): Uacquci club, CBVE, plans to attend college. EY LOREN (SHIRLEY): FBLA. DCT Pres, rch of Knowledge Award, attended Leader- ce in Macon. Plans to attend BJC and then te to become a Surgical Technician and LPN. VN ELIZABETH (DAWN): JV Basketball, gammon club. FCA Sec, varsity cheerleader, s team, plans to attend Brenaugh and later medi 1 in Charleston. S.C.