Glynn Academy - High Tide Yearbook (Brunswick, GA)

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74 1982 High Tide Glynn'Academy v Brunswick, Georgi Volume 35 GLYNN ACADEMY To more fully express inner feelings, one should project fa- cial creativity. CONTENTS Dedication 17 I Class And Faculty 146 Features 20 1 Ads 256 Sports 62 1 Closing 285 Clubs 98 1 Memoriams 2!� EXPRESSION Whether it be human or canine, the quality in the description of a face makes no difference. 3 4 The environment an individ- ual keeps affects the makeup of that person’s body. You can judge one’s mood by the expression on their face. 6 7 THE ULTIMATE Have A Joke And A Smile Joking is an amusing way to exhibit interior thoughts. 11 The Philosophy of the Face No one can resist the philosophy of the face. It’s the only part of the body that no one can replace. The method of containing, or letting feelings out. Or showing those expressions explaining what life’s about. It’s uniquely molded to offer a simple smile. Those little things of life that push an extra mile. Although providing many features and taking up empty space. No one can resist the philosophy of the face. Anonymous 12 00 1982 1982 S 1982 1982 13 cm 1982 1982 1982 1982 19821982 cm cm oo cm 00 CM 00 •s CM 00 •s CM 00 CM 90 2861 2861 2861 2861 2861 286150 Every year, we the Seniors of Glynn Academy, put the spotlight on a very spe- cial teacher for the dedication of the an- nual. This of course is what we consider a very prestigious honor. We feel that one teacher has sacrificed a lot of his time to make our high school lives operate more smoothly on several different occasions. He has been actively involved in many events that we as students have taken for granted. Such things as taking up tickets at sport events, chaperoning school dances, getting dunked at the Halloween carnival, and kissing a pig are those tasks going beyond the call of duty that he has performed. His method of firm teaching is not only unique, but to those who have had him before in a class can appreciate the vast amount of education he has pro- jected. Being a courteous man in and out of the classroom, this teacher deserves to be congratulated in every manner. That is why, we the class of 1982, bestow this honor of dedication to ... Mr. John Wiggins. PREPPINESS IS A MATTER OF GOOD BREEDING! JEANNE AMOS was a member of the Newspaper staff. Science, and FCA clubs. NHS, and Drama. She also par- ticipated on the Math team. She re- ceived a Ga. Certificate of Merit. Rotary Club Honored Senior, all A honor roll, and was a Gov. Honors semi-finalist and was selected for Who’s Who. She plans to attend UGA and major in jour- nalism. CATHRINE COX was a member of Stu- dent Council, FCA. AND VICA clubs. She was also a member of DCT. She was a 9th grade sweetheart and was on the homecoming court and was nomin- ated as Best Looking in the senior class. She plans to attend BJC. ERICA DISMER participated on the Debate team and was a member of the FCA, and the Science Club. She was also a member of NHS and Mini-Model UN. and was on Student Council. She was an NMCS. and also received Ga. Certificate of Merit, and was a RCYM award winner. She received a UGA alumni scholarship. She received a Mil- lekin school to Converse. LARRY DOKE was a member of the Student Council. IRC. and the Booster club. He attended the GASI Student Council workshop, and was elected to the honors council. He was an A B stu- dent. He plans to attend collage. WANDA CAHOON was a member of the FBLA. NIA, NHS. VOT. Math Team and Chorus. She received a Ga. Certificate of Merit and was a nominee for Gov’s Honors. She obtained 2nd place in the Social Science fair. She is an A B students. She received a certfi- ciate of participation in dist. math com- petition. She plans to attend Ga. State Univ. and major in information sys- tems. 6 jo ERIC FUDGE was a member of the Math team, FCA. Science Club, and NHS. He received a Ga. Cert, of Merit, and was nominated for Who's Who. and was a USNLM award winner. Eric par- ticipated in baseball and football, and Boys’ State also. He was an A B stu- dent. He plans to attend college and pursue an engineering degree. a, H D EPHRAIM GREEN was a member of f 1 the racquet and Library clubs. He re- | | ceived a Ga. Cert, of Merit. He was also I an A B student. He plans to go in the I Navy and go under the study of raido men programs and would like to be in I I the Boost program. I i SHEREE LATTANY was a member of the N1A, FBLA. Chorus, and the Boost- er Club. She participated in many sports at G.A. such : Basketball, track, cheerleading, and received a Cheer- leading award and was elected as Most Athletic in the Sr. class. She served on the Jr. Board, and was elected for Who’s Who. She served as Miss Sweet- heart for 2 yrs. She was elected as Homecoming Queen of the senior class of 1981. She plans to attend a Fla. col- lege and major in a nursing field. FRAN HARRISON was a member of NHS, Science Club, FCA. Newspaper staff, and ISSS. She was a Gov’s Honors alternate and received a Ga. Certificate of Merit. She was also choosen for Who’s Who. She plans to attend UGA and major in journalism. TODD HINSON was a member of Stu- dent Council, Drama. Foreign lan- guage, NHS. IRC. and Science Clubs. He was on A. B honor roll. He was a semi-finalist in Gov’s Honors. He re- ceived a Ga. Cert, of Merit. He hopes to attend Mercer Univ. and major in pre- dentistry. V MICHAEL HULETT was a member of the marching and honors band. He served as drum major. He maintained a 1st chair position at Ga. Music Educa- tors Assoc. Clinic. He was a member of All State Band. He was nominated for Who’s Who and was a member of Skyr- yders Drum and Bugle corps. He re- ceived an USNBA award and was elect- ed as Most Talented in the Sr. class. He plans to attend college and major in mu- sic. ALICIA KEENUM was a member of the Science Club. NHS. Newspaper staff. Beta Club. Spanish club, and the Y club. She received a Ga. Cert, of Mer- it, US Leadership Merit Award, a typ- ing award, and was on the 1981 home- coming court. She plans to attend BJC and pursue a degree in Elem. Educa- tion. DONNA LEGGETT was a member of the Y-club, Booster and FCA and was also on Student Council. She was a member of Who's Who. She was on the sweetheart court and on the homecom- ing court also. She plans to attend UGA and major in special education. LAURA MANNING was a member of the Student Council and also of the Ex- ecutive Board. She was also a member of the NHS, FCA. and was named for Who’s Who. She received a Ga. Cert, of Merit and was nominated for Gov’s Honors. She was elected Most Likely to Succeed in the Sr. Class. She received a DAR Good Citizenship award. She at- tended Girls State. She plans to attend UGA and major in Business Adminis- tration. BRYAN O'NEIL was a member of the FCA. SCIENCE. IRC. and ICC clubs. He competed in many prepared public speaking contests and received many awards. He was elected as state VP of FFA and was also elected for Who's Who, and he received a Ga. Cert, of Merit. He plans to attend UGA and ma- jor in Agri. Engineering. HELEN PACKARD was a member of the Student Council. Booster Club, and of the FCA also. She attended Girls State and received a Ga. Cert, of Merit, and was listed for Who's Who. She was an A B student. She plans to attend UGA. MARY MCGEACHY was a member of the Student Council. She was also on the Annual Staff. She participated in the Optomist Oratorical Speech Contest and was a state finalist. She was select- ed for Who’s Who. and participated in Youth and in Government Day. She was voted Friendliest in her Sr. class. She was a member of FCA. Booster, and Inter Club Council. She plans to at- tend UGA and major in Broadcasting. DEBBIE RUEHLING was a member of the Math team. Science Club. NHS. Drama, and the Calculus team. She re- ceived a Ga. Cert, of Merit, and was se- lected for Who’s Who, Gov's Honors and was selected for ASDHSS. She was an A B student. She plans to attend Clemson Univ. and major in chemical engineering. TOMMY SHUELER was a member of the Science. NHS, Racquet, Newspaper staff, Math calculus, and ISS. He re- ceived a Ga. Cert, of Merit, participated in the Gov’s Honors program for two years. He plans to attend the US Air Force Academy to become an Air Force pilot. BILL THOMPSON was a member of the Racquet Club. Science club, FCA, NHS. and the G.A. tennis team. He was selected for Who’s Who among Amer. High school students and Who's Who among Amer. High School Sports. He was a semi-finalist for the Gov’s Honors program. He participated in the state tennis tournament. He also received a Ga. cert, of Merit, and was voted Most Likely to succeed. He plans to attend UGA and major in Business Adminis- tration. BYRON VAUGHT was a member of the Math team. NHS. and Student Council. He received a Ga. Cert, of Mer- it and the Youth Merit Award by the Rotary Club. He was in the marching band and also played football. He was an A B student. He plans to attend Ga. Tech, and obtain a degree in engineer- ing. DIANA WEEKS Was a member of FCA. and NHS. She received Gov’s Honors in dance. Ga. Cert, of Merit, and was selected for Who’s Who and the Dist. Amer. High School student. She plans to attend NYU to major in dance. ROBIN WALKER was a member of FCA. cheerleading. Annual staff and NHS. She was selected for Who’s Who. and she received a Nat’l Leadership Merit Award. She plans to attend Con- verse College to become a buyer. CATHY WEAVER was an officer in the FCA club. She was a member of the Archaeology club. She was a finalist in the NCTE Writing Contest, she placed in the G.A. talent show. She has been the Sweetheart Queen and runner up. She was 1st runner up on the home- coming court and elected as Most Tal- ented of the Sr. class. She was also on the Newspaper staff. She plans to at- tend UGA and major in journalism. 1st place public speaking. B. O'Neil Society of Distinguished Amer. High School Students As always, G.A. is very proud to have a variety of students to be commended in categories includ- ing government, speech, and ath- letics. This past year was no ex- ception to the rule. So without further ado, Glynn Academy wishes to present some of its best. NOTE writing award NAS for outstanding ne- gro student finalist Optimist Oratorical Winners Governors honors finalists Austin Peay Scholarship; David Bailey Go For It G.A.! T. Gillman; All Amer. Band Michael Hulett; All State Band M. Johnson Morris Brown FB scholarship And More Outstanding basketball AH county basketball players Star student and teacher T. Lewis, B. Peck Football banquet Sports Awards And More ... H Retired city champ trophy JoDee Ellington - Abac scholar- A„egro poetfy conlesl winners Kevin Brown — scholarship to middle G.A Region Lit. event winners All-state chorus Debate 1st place region trophy Terri Carter — Dixie O’Brian scholarship Lynn Meadows — G.A. Pacific Scholarship znun T}j£ £ve ? £tLAi € z£r0 Gi m£A Girls basketball all-star players C.A. students attend girls basketball camp Athletics trainers summer camp attend football camp Governors’ honors MITE W. CAHOON $20 0 0$ yriifLrn£ i rlrimc? spmg Watch Out City Officials, Here We Come! Once a year, the seniors of both Glynn Academy and Brunswick High have a chance to experience what it’s really like to be mature and act old for a day. Youth in Government Day is when senior students, elected by their peers, take the places of the city officials for a day. There are many places to be filled, such as; Mayor, Police, and Fire chief, city manager, public works, and city commissioner. The day is filled with excitement and decisions. All of these students were shown all of their particular official’s offices. Who knows, maybe they learned a lot. All we can say is: “Watch out city officials, Here we come!’’ Mayor; Shawn Tucker Cilv Manager; Charlie Lewis City Commisioner: Mary McGeachy Fire Chief; Laura Manning Police Chief: Suzie Jones Public Works; Doug Adams 1981 Graduation Glynn Academy Style On June 3rd. 1981, the Sen- ior’s night finally arrived. Al- though there was much ex- citement, there were many tears, also. We will miss these Seniors of 1981. They were one of a kind. The 1981 honor speakers. JoDee Ellington, Lynn Meadows, Tommy Lewis. Mike McBay. Eric Jones, Jeff Sweeney, and Todd Baker. Such students! It’s all over and time to party, Mrs. Tayloe a major part of the senior class. Julies on her way to being a woman. Love is dominant at gradu- ation. Look at the ultrabrite smile. What A Parade! It Was A Hard Decision For The Judges . But Here Are The Cream Of The Crop! Floats: 1st place, VICA. Congratulations! 2nd place. Nia Cars: 1st place. Kelly Collier. Madrae Thompson, Susan Haynes 3rd place. Trivia Clowns 1st place. David Leggett 2nd place. Science 1981 Homecoming 1982 TOP 5 CONTESTANTS (1 to r): 1st runner up — Cathy Weaver; 2nd — Amy Young; Queen, Sheree Lattany; 3rd — Suzy Jones; 4th — Donna Leggett. Sheree Lattany A Special Dedication . . . A DEDICATION WELL WORTH-WHILE. THIS DEDICATION HAS BEEN LONG OVER DUE! THROUGH OUT OUR YEARS AT GLYNN ACADEMY MR. OWEN HAS DONE EVERYTH- ING HE COULD TO HELP US. HE GAVE HIS TIME TO SEE THAT EVERYTHING WAS JUST RIGHT FOR US. HE WAS ALWAYS CON- CERNED ABOUT HOW LEARNING CONDI- TIONS, ETC. WERE FOR US. HE WAS ALWAYS TRYING TO MAKE SURE WE HAD A PROPER EDUCATION. WELL WE THOUGHT IT WAS TIME THAT WE TOLD HIM HOW MUCH WE APPRECIATE HIM AND LETS NOT FORGET HOW MUCH WE NEED HIM. MR. OWEN THIS PAGE WAS DEDICATED TO YOU SO THAT YOU WOULD KNOW JUST HOW MUCH WE NEED AND APPRECIATE YOU. JUST REMEM- BER WE LOVE YOU! ■lit Long Over Due! kv A jC _____________a During Spring of 1981. the U.S. cele- brated the release of the American hostages in Iran. At Glynn Academy, we celebrated big time. Everyone was encouraged to wear a yellow ribbon, the symbol that everyone was praying for the hostages. To really show our appreciation for the hostages, we got out the old clapper and rang the G.A. bell 52 times. This was a special event at Glynn Academy and will be a memo- rable event for years to come. From Rags To Riches! Glynn Academy is transforming an old worn out parking lot into a multi million dollar Gym. It should be through by bas- ketball season in 1983. Its floor plan in- cludes separate dressing facilities and is going to be large enough to seat as many as Brunswick High’s. Planned by the Glynn Academy Athletic Department, this gym has been in the planning stage for many years and the Glynn Academy Campus will welcome this needed addi- tion with hopefully a winning season and a standing ovation!!!!!! Most Athletic: Sheree Lattany and Lavorgia Warrens It’s Been A Very The Kind You 19811981 1981 1981 1981 1981 19811981 1981 1981 1981 1981 Songs Movies Super Freak In the Air Tonight Bring Back the Loving Feeling Shake it Up Elvira Mama Jama Endless Love Bette Davis Eyes The Stroke Controversy Let’s Groove Sausalito Summer Nights Pac-man Fever For Your Eyes Only Snapshot Get Down on It Hit “n” Run Working Class Dog Give it to Me Baby I Missed Again Stars on 45 Don’t Stop Believing Say Goodbye to Hollywood Sweet Caroline It’s a Love Thing Stand and Deliver Beat My Guest Beach Boys Medley Private Eyes Jesse’s Girl Young Turks Heavy Metal Keep on Loving You Tom Sawyer Waiting Cool I Can’t Go For That So Rough, So Tough Centerfold My Girl Limelight Money (remake) I’m Winning Inject the Venom Crazy Train The Boy From New York City Urgent Everything She Does Is Magic Rack My Brain All Those Years Ago Theme From Arthur Start Me Up Celebration Burn Rubber To Much Time On My Hands Physical Who’s Crying Now Get It Up Feels So Right Diary of a Madman Our Lips are Sealed Paranoyia Working in a Coal Mine The Kid is Hot Tonight For Those of You About to Rock, We Salute You Arthur American Werewolf in London Blowout Raiders of the Lost Ark Halloween Part 2 Abscence of Malice Neighbors Tarzan Modern Problems Looker Frankenstein (3-D) The Howling Taps Reds Endless Love Sharkey’s Machine Ghost Story Paternity Saturday the 14 Coming at You For Your Eyes Only Watcher in the Woods Eye of the Dragon Superman 2 Cannonball Run Kinky Year ... Only Tell To Erma” 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 National Events Reagans Elected Attempted Assasination Of Reagan Assasination of Anwar Sadat Pope gets shot E.G. gets IT three times 1st test tube baby in the U.S. AW ACS approved Hendrix’s 10th anniversary Martial Laws of Polish government Royal Wedding Diana expecting Trial of Wayne Williams Time’s man of the year; Lech Walsea Trends And Traditions Whip me, Beat me, Call me “Erma” Red Man and Levi Athens Weekends Surfing T-shirts Polo How Bout Them Dawgs? JD Rubick’s Cube Yoda The Pub Lauren Keg Parties Hot’lanta Pac-Man Jellie Bellies Universal 3 Jr.-Sr. Windsurfing Edith’s Mythology Topsider Tennis Shoes Miss Piggy Ga.-Fla. Weekend Smurfs Junior-Senior EXPRESSIONS OF ACHIEVEMENT Achievement is ac- complishing goals that were once set aside to fade; The thought? of pre- cious moments to re- member and to save. Achievement is n ability to set goals ... ... and then to suc- ceed with expressions of joy. Achievement is going through life succeeding at things that are worth great value; to be able to think wisely and clearly and express your own opinion. Achievement is going through life with an at- titude of great happi- ness and with expres- sions of love. Achievement is just being you! — Kathy Fraser — Seniors may be th per” class . but s the “under-classmer in a class all of then For the past few forever, we, the i ‘‘up- niors ’ are own! M- tder- Talent Show '81 The winners. Daydream. Cathy Weaver took second place. Once again this year, good ole G.A. had its traditional talent show. There were many entries, and the winners included Day- dream band, Cathy Weaver, and Marque Johnson. This year’s M.C.s were the wild and crazy Terri Carter and Todd Chrom- zack. As usual, the talent show proved to be a big success, and a good time was had by all. Todd Chromzack and Terry Carter were the M.C.'s. Marque Johnson came in third. The Senior girls take one last curtain call. It’s Theresa’s turn now! Cathy Weaver charms the audi- Play it again, Terry! Blood Drive ’82 Glynn Academy does it again! The Red Cross Blood Drive was held on January 12, 1982. It was sponsored by the VICA Club. Each donor had to be 17 years of age or older and weight at least 110 pounds. Many student and teachers were turned down for one rea- son or another, but we still managed to contribute 145 pints of blood. We once again beat Brunswick High by over 10 pints. Stud. Fac. Tennis This years student fa- culty tennis tournament was a site to see. This was the time of year when some odd and brave student dared to team up with some “alive and active ’ teacher, although I must say they did play rather well. We all know the world wide Murphy’s Law. Well this year during the tournament it was in ef- fect. It was raining prac- tically the whole time. All in all, the tourna- ment was great. The winners were: 1st place; Mrs. Burns and Bill Thompson. 2nd place; Mr. Richardson and Amy Waldon. Halloween 1981 G.A. Does It Christmas 1982 This Christmas Season was filled with delight, and ole’ Jack Frost didn’t even bite. Here at G.A., with holidays in store, everyone was filled with the spirit and decked out their door. Mrs. Martin’s 1st place door was humorous, second only to none, and Mrs. Chapman’s 2nd place door was displayed a season full of fun. Mr. Wiggins tried hard and man- aged to pull through a 3rd place door that all the juniors could relate to! Mrs. Burn’s serious door came in 1st and it really was super and oh, Mr. Nutt and his monkeys threw everyone for a loop. ALL and ALL this season was great because of the birthday we were celebrating. 1982 □ A Year You’ll Always Remember A Class You’ll Never Forget Kim Wilchar, a talented girl who will always be missed by G.A. students. - : - r si Mr. Legggggssss 1981 was the year of the 2nd annual Mr. Twirp contest. It all turned out great. The contest was sponsored by the Glynn Academy Annual Staff. It all went to prove that Glynn Academy knows who the real twirps are. The outrageous catagories were: Mr. G.A. Gigolo Rob Forbes Mr. Muscles Tony Cason Mr. Cool Bubba Ferrell Mr. Prep Larry Doke Mr. Minus 10 David Sarich Mr. Airhead Jody Kost Mr. Leggs Clinton Fonseca Mr. Derrier John Beaufait (Not Pic.) Congratulations to all of you “REAL TWIRPS” The An Sweetheart Dance 81’ God this is confusing Senior Sweethearts: Dealver Palmer. Lynn Meadows. On February of 1981 Glynn Academy held one of their famous dances, which was known as the Sweet heart dance! The sweethearts of 1981 were Dealver Palmer, Lynn Meadows, Amy Jenks, Brenda Baisden, Gloria Wright, and Debbie Piper. CONGRATULATIONS! JR. Sweethearts: Suzy Jones. Vanessa Grant. Soph. Sweethearts: Amy Jenks. (Not Pictured) Brenda Baisden. Hi! My name is Todd and I'm from out- er space. Fresh. Sweethearts: Gloria Wright, Debbie Piper. Fads And Fashions Chewing tobacco is far better than smoking it. Who’s that character behind one of America's most popular sports? Walk out loafers, here come BLUCHERS! Always Changing . Never The Same Mow 'bout them DAWGS! Prepaphanalia! It’s All Greek To Me! Senior Mythology First quarter means many a thing; But oh. the memory Mythology brings; Hera was jealous and atalanta’s on the run. Io was turned to a cow and Zeus just had fun. These pictures bring laughter, each heart they will capture, But not like the day Bill Thompson kissed a stat- ue. From the Amazon women to Hercule’s 13th la- bour. Oh. it is certain these are memories to savor. These plays put on are old and antique. But the seniors who portrayed them are individ- ually unique! 8282828282828282828282828282828282 Diana loves those kisses. n old-fashioned wedding? Such a stud! The men in action! Spring Jamboree The 1981 Spring Jamboree was fantastic! G.A. came out on top as usual with a score of 14 to 13 over Brunswick High. Everyone had a great time at the game. G.A. played a great game, but we have to give Brunswick High credit! They also played well, but G.A. will always come out on top! OF A LIFETIME rHE YEARS AT THOUGHTS OF 2 I SEE THE JOY 2 EXPRESSIONS IIES THAT LIE ess ions Kfl W9ii express: THROUGHOUT OLE' G.A WI' LOVE AND CA OF EvER JNH THE YEARa SEE EX OF THE MEMORIES WITHIN EACH SOUL, MEMORIES OF THE ■■ AND ALSO OF THE B RIES THAT ONE TRE imR a uptime akth. ARE RUNNING TH THESE JtfINDS, THE EXPR1 SIONS TRIGGER A G THESE EXPRESSIONS LIFETIME ARE ONES NEV BE LET GO. THESE EX SIONS ARE SO HAPPY BUT SOME ARE OH, SO SAD, BUT WITH THESE EXPRESSIONS OF A LIFETIME WORDS ARE NOT TO BE SAID. — KATHY FRASER — ________________________ i'wu - ? r FIRST ROW (1 to r): R. McBay. B. Fiveash. J. Knowles. S. Lange. L. Warrens. J. Miller. R. Ivens. W. Wheeler. B. Berry. C. Fonseca. SECOND ROW: M. Life, J. Stewart. E. Fudge. R. Aiken. G. Berrie. W. Burns, N. Cohen. C. Tatum, W. Cash. THIRD ROW: C. Warrick. M. Davis. D. Moreland. T. McClendon. B. Gray. A. Thompson. C. McKenzie, J. Davis. FOURTH ROW: K. Jones. J. Gibson. W. Fendig, D. Laricey. D. McNabb. K. Carroll. R. Life. R. Carter. S. Waite. J. Beggs. FIFTH ROW: W. Lemon, P. McKenzie. H. Jones. H. Meeler. F. Tillman. J. Watkins. B. Vaught. T. Green. J. Tilton. SIXTH ROW: J. Davis. P. Harrington. B. Williams. D. Owens. J. Hendry. D. Adams, J. Knight. J. Burton. C. Thomson, B. Bennett. SEVENTH ROW: J. Morrell. R. Worst, C. McCarthy, H. Hutton. C. Tolleson, C. Thomas. E. Crittenden. T. Carroll. Well, Sports Fans, only five teams we played this season were better than us! Yes, we had a 5-5 sea- son. For any really dumb people or freshmen out there, that means 5 wins (YEA!!!) and 5 losses (BOOOO!). Good luck, players, and LET’S GET OUT THERE AND WIN!!!!! im FOOTBALL The 1981-82 season for both the J.V. and the 9th grade foot- ball teams turned out rather well. Each team showed very good teamwork and the ability to defeat the defeatless! They showed that they were able to overcome the let down when they were defeated. All that could be said was: “Keep up the good work” ROW I (bottom): J. Knight. A. Thomp- son, B. Bennett, R. Ivens, J. Tilton, S. Lang. M. Warrens. ROW II: W. Cash. C. Tollison, J. Morrell, M. Davis, J. Wat- kins. D. Moreland, ROW III: H. Neeld, R. Aiken. B. Barry. K. Higdon, R. Life, T. Brown, T. Carroll. M. Harris. ROW IV: H. Hutto, J. Hendry. T. Gillman, J. Knowles. J. Mock, C. McKenzie. ROW V: J. Ashley. G. Berrie. S. Holmes. J. Burton. P. Harrington. E. Clark. B. Gray. FRONT ROW (1 to r): D. Haddock. M. Giggcnbotham. A. Griffin. P. Dunwoody. M. Bryson. J. Gibson. T. Kirk- land. S. McPike, B. Jones. C. Vigna. N. Boatright. 2nd ROW: J. Lever, K. Mathis. W. Pearce. J. Brock, S. Bryant. E. Thomas. S. Stegin. J. Greer. L. Hale, J. Griffin. J. Hardee. 3rd ROW: Coach Richardson, J. Lin- kenheimer. F. Stephens. B. Barbee. W. Burns. M. Lane. R. McDowell. V. Wynn. K. Ramsey, S. George. B. Lane. W. Bolden, J. McGcachy, Coach B. Rooks. Standing L to R: V. Cross. L. Lewis, D. Thomas. P. Pleasants. R. Walker. B. Shadron, coach Charles Whitfield Kneeling L TO R: M. Life, R. Hughes, C. Thomas. P. Robinson, K. Jones, D. Cross Glynn Academy’s athletic program has produced an- other team of competitive players for the Boys’ Varsity basketball team. The team played its best for the 81-82 season. The teammates were there when they were needed to get the job done. So to all of the players of that season, we salute you for a job well done. J.V. Boys Basketball From left to right; Tom Joe Brown, Bobby Hardy, Jerome Mosely, James Patterson. Shawn Johnson. William Coleman Back, left to right; Eric Clark. Ronnie Slade, Keith Higdon. Bubba Barbee. Curtis Grant. Brad Stroud. Woody Wheeler, Rod Life. Dewitt Weaver Ed- ward Pitts, Thomas A. Brown, Coach P. Hamilton (Not Pictured: Steven George, Otis Pitts) Glynn Academy’s J.V. bas- ketball team played with the drive and desire to win. The team also played to the full capacity of their abilities. Team work was the main factor to get their job done. Threw their team work J.V. played the best that they knew how. Girls Varsity B.B ON THE FLOOR: J. Wilson: KNEES (1-r): B. Ross. J. Royal. D. Harris. C. Hudson, F. Morris: STAND- ING: B. Hudson. C. Rowells. T. Batts, V. Clinch, T. Vernon, K. Dixon, S. Lattany, K. Carroll. A. Smith, R. Clade, G. Vail, Coach T. Adams. The girl athletes of Glynn Academy have taken their stand in the sports field, as shown in the teamship of Glynn Acad- emy's girls’ basketball team. The girls played a season of basketball with the spirit that all games of sport should have. They left their markings in the history of basketball at G.A. KNEELING: D. Harris. J. Wil- son, C. Hudson. STANDING: B. Ross. F. Mor- ris. J. Royal. KNEELING: A. Smith. T. Vernon. STANDING: V. Clinch. K. Dixon STANDING: R. Clade. T. Batts KNEELING: K. Carroll. S. Lattony Front Row: Sonja Lennon, Pam Austin. Cheryl Williams. Yvonne Fisher. Kim Hayden, Tanya Fredrick, Mgr. 2nd Row: Zoyla Mullino. Trainer, Amy Baker. Anna Pleasants, Vanessa Mays, Selena Ruffner, Cissy Cash. Mrs. Stewart, coach. FRONT (1 to r): W. Fendig, K. Brown, D. Miller, S. Brewer. R. Morales, S. Waite, J. Mock. R. McBay, L. Warrens. BACK ROW: Coach Fehr, V. Vernon, D. Smith. S. Gainous, C. Thomas. M. McBay, T. Baker, S. Lange, D. Bailey, E. Fudge. W. Kellogg. J. Lee. Coach Rooks. P. Fehr. The Glynn baseball team with a 12-10 overall record did not compete to the best of their ability. Even so, they had many outstanding players in- cluding one of the all-time greats. Kevin Brown, an outstanding senior, held the school and county re- cords with seven h.r’s and 36 rbi’s Batting a strong 414, he was only surpassed by Eric Fudge who batted 440. We are sorry to see Mike McBay leave, but we hope to see a lot of his younger brother Rob this spring. We would like to thank all the players for putting out so much time and energy into the game. We tip our hats to you, and we wish you luck in the 81-82 season. FRONT ROW (1-r): Mark Love, John D. Paulk, Don Drury. Mark Miller, Tracy Dodd. BACK ROW: Dewitt Weaver, Mark Drury, Daniel Lucas White, David Wood, David Fiveash, Coach Hudson. One of the prides of Glynn Academy is our golf team. The team was superb in the 80-81 school year. The team’s record was 48-0, and with all their victories be- came state champs. One outstanding player was Mark Drury. He was medalist for the region and state. G.A.’s winning golf team. Mark’s urging one on. It’s heading for the hole! Am I doing this right?!? BACK ROW: (1 to r) Ken Thompson, Scott Russell, Tommy Schuler, Jeff Sweeney. Mike Reisinger, Clinton Fonseca; FRONT ROW: Paul Pleasants, Steve Bennett, Bill Thompson, Brad Stroud, and Tommy Lewis. The Boys’ Tennis Team had a great 80-81 year with a 10-0 season. They won the Region 3-AAA tournament. Bill Thompson won the South Sectional. Outstanding players were Bill Thompson, Ken Thompson, and Brad Stroud. I can’t look. Back Row: (1 to r) Mrs. Holt, Karen Hicks, Tara Baker, Susannah McKinney, Genny Dawson, Suzie Slade, Jo- Dee Ellington. Front Row: (1 to r) Amy Young, Leigh- Anne Smith, Joan Mayberry, Wanda Mathis, Kathy Eades. The girls’ tennis team had a good 80-81 season with an 8-2 game record. They placed second in the region tournament. The most outstanding player was Ka- ren Hicks. Hey! Whats-a-matter with you! What do you mean, this isn’t the golf course. '♦; vwv � vw ' vv � ■ � X 'X05 r v � � . � � . j 'AK MNNf jpfifQQ .VAi1 NW tfBO i � A! VR� V.Y.’AfcV, JMMKV WAV. MMK YAVAY ’ ■ ‘.V AV V� V AV. ’.’.v, V.V VM AV) V« iV««« ««KWCMnW’ 1 ♦� � � Ji : « � : :' •� W!WWlK r .mw.mw .WV.V.AAVV .«•wwMnmv . � v «♦ fW?AWtVV WM K v v � v v ftW ; 800® «♦; ; ;♦;« V.VXW VI - A AW � VAW«W V- AV AW V.V W.V V« r.'.v.v.v.v.v.v.v.v. • V a ■ a « •• ff.l. I-MB .ox ...TT «j� ♦ ♦ mvm v.v w A £1 8 The boys track team had a fairly good season this year, giving strong competition in local events. Phillip McKenzie was region champ in the 120 hurdles. Greg Redding was region champ in the 330 hurdles. Kneeling: (L to R) B. Tucker. L. Parham, K. Knox. D. Bun- derson, A. Amason. P. Fehr. S. VandeLinde. Middle: M. John- sonn, D. Bradley. E. Jones. S. Walker. C. McKenzie, C. Lat- tany. Back: 0. Reyes, P. McKenzie, C. Warick, G. Redding, L. Young, B. Womack, R. Carter. “Keep on truck'in FRONT ROW (I to r): F. Morris, S. Lennon. J. Morrell, D. Harris. C. Hudson. MIDDLE ROW: T. McKinley, E. Carroll. B. Hudson. T. Grant. J. Wilson. K. Gamble. G. Atkinson. BACK ROW: W. Baron. K. Moses. L. Powell. G. Vail. E. Florence, K. Carroll. Varsity Cheerleaders: bottom to top, left to right; S. McManus. T. Day, R. Hobbs, C. Sessions. M. Bruley, S. Jones, D. Hamilton, S. Lattany, R. Walker. C. Whitfield, K. McPike, W. Taylor. W. Winke J.V. Cheerleaders: Left to right; K. Pipe, G. Walker. K. Phillips. A. McGregor. B. Browning. S. Watson. M. Vernon. L. Smith. S. Slade. P. Ploeger. N. Mower. J. Leavy YAC Edwena Davis, Manager of Cafeteria Officers (L to R); Tamara Williams Sec,, Sonja Spaulding Treas., Beth Minchew Vice President. Monique Darrisaw President Back Row (L to R); Tamara Williams. Susmitha Bel- lam. Sharon Cross. Front Row (L to R); Sonja Spauld- ing. Kym Minchew. Christy McDowell, Beth Minchew. Monique Darri- saw The Youth Advisory Council was a new club this year. Their purposes were to promote good nutrition habits among the nation’s young adults and to stimulate interest among the youth about nutrition and the school lunch program. They tried to make the food service program the best possible. Another purpose was to secure a communication bridge between school food services and the student body. Their activi- ties were to promote national school lunch week, help increase participation in planning special menus and to explain to the student body what YAC’s are about. if 99 E. Brown, E. Griffin. D. Wilson. A. Hornstein. K. Keenan. R. Slade. J. Humplett. M. Drury. B. Miller. J. Parker. G. Reddings The International Relations Club, I.R.C., had another great year at Glynn Academy. The participated in many activities this year such as Model United Nations, and Debate Tourna- ments. They visited Valdosta, Mercer, and the University of Georgia colleges this year. They are also planning a trip to New York City this year. Debate CO-CAPTAINS: (1 to r) B. Baisden. S. Seckinger (L to R): P. Scarlett. R. Clade. B. Baisden. J. Humphlett, J. Coe. S. Seckinger The Glynn Academy Debate Team won Region 3AAAA and placed third in the State AAAA Finals last year at West Georgia College. The team also hosted the First Golden Isles Invitational Debate Tourna- ment in March. Debate is a year-long competitive event with tourneys almost every weekend some- where in the state. The 1981-82 National High School Debate Topic is “Resolved: That the Federal Government Should Establish Minimum Educational Standards for Elementary and Secondary Schools in the United States.” Band !■ f'-- _ G.A. Band: Sections: drum major, (front) trumpets. Trombones (left), clarinets, (back) saxophones, (center) drumline, (right front) flutes, (back) saxophones and clarinets, (center back) flags Advisor: T. Fouche Officers: L. Bass, L. DeCurtis, R. Bailey, M. Hullett. L. Walker, T. Harris, L. O'Niel The Glynn Academy Marching Band had another great year. It is through the support of the band that the school is so spirited through the football season. This year a new member was added to the Band, a marching base. Judging from the crowds’ response it was a favorable addition. Under the direction of Tom Fouche’ other presentations were given throughout the year. The G.A. Band is a great aspect to our community. Trumpets; (L-R). First Row. J. Shep- pard. R. Hilburn. second row. R. Bennett. D. Wilcox. L. O’nei , I. Fa- gan. third row. B. Brown. J. New- some. G. Roberson, S. Gienow, L. Walker. Flutes (L-R); M. Krokowski. P. Brice. M. Ri- bron. A. Franklan. M. Lewis. A. Clements. L. Bass. L. Kaufman. D. Bullard. L. Butler. A. Williams. Clarinets (L-R); First Row. L. Lane. K. Wright. Sec- ond Row; D. Miller. V. Hollaway. M. Dowlind. T. Newsome. M. Jackson. D. Fudge. C. Fussle Flag Corps (L to R); T. Harris. M. Young. M. McQueen, P. Ellington. D. Bailey. C. Lever. V. Roberson, R. Reinhard. V. Mays. N. Lang- ston, D. Piper. L. DeCurtis. Drum Line (L-R); M. Adams. T. Sheppard, G. Andrews, B. Courson, J. Hayes. B. Cash. S. Ni- chols. P. McDonald. G. Fiveash, A. Henderson, J. Courson. J. Haven. D. Sapp. J. Boyett. S. Bach- man. (L-R) M. Darisaw. L. Gray. J. Gienow. S. Robinson. R. Watkins. S. Rowland, F. Frazier The Glynn Academy String Ensemble is in its second year at Glynn Academy. Being a small group, they play ensemble music and participate in the Glynn Youth Symphony for large group pleasure. Each year they hope to grow in number so they can become the Glynn Academy Orches- tra. Many thanks go to Mrs. J. Gienow for her support. N-H-S Standing on top of bell: Byron Vaught. Tommy Schueler. Robin Walker. Bill Thompson. Eric Fudge. ADVISORS: Mrs. Sitting on bell; Debbie Rhueling. Jeanne Amos. Standing in bottom of bell: Lucy Kaufmann. Amy Jenks, Wheeler and Mr. Alicia Keenum. Wanda Cahoon. Fran Harrison. Standing on ground; Tara Baker, Gay Bailey. Terry Nutt Kash. Jay Humplett. Pal Sutton. Elaine Griffin. Thomas Bolick, Todd Hinson, kneeling: Dawn Mixon. Greg Parker. Betty Pace, Carol Teele, Brenda Baisden. Lorena Pimentel. Maria Lim. Erica Dismer, Laura Manning. OFFICERS: (L-R): Bill Thompson. Sec.. Erica Dismer. Pres.. Eric Fudge. Treas. Not Pic. Melissa Bruley, V. Pres. The National Honor Society is an organization developed to provide the higher grade point studei ts, whose GPA has to be 3.5 or better, with a prestigious recognition. Many students work very hard e; ch year to reach the level to be excepted into NHS. Its a big honor to be excepted into this organizati in. Special activities included the Easter Egg hunt for Head start Children, and the Induction Banquet. T tis was the fourth year the NHS has been active at GA. Mrs. Wheeler and Mr. Nutt, advisors, are the 1 ey jyoint j hi jlub xistance CeejDUj h gxxMvork ADVISOR: Mrs. Stroud Drama FRONT ROW (I to r): B. Haven. K. Berry. G. Parker. L. Yawn. K. Youngner, H. Ste- phens; SECOND ROW: D. Wright. L. Pi- mentel. G. Reddings. P. Curry. M. Lim. D. Steele. R. Helms: THIRD ROW: K.C. Na- verro, C. Sturkie. M. Hummel. D. Sarich, D. Muchison, G. Milne; FOURTH ROW: R. Anderson. D. Griner. A. Odum. C. Stillwa- gon. T. Hinson; TOP ROW: A. Caldwell. R. Arthur. OFFICERS: G. Parker. President: D. Steele, Treasurer: A. Caldwell. Secretary. The Drama Club had another great year at Glynn Academy. Their purpose was to familiarize the students with the fine arts of acting. They rehearsed for their one-act play regional competition. Under the guidance of Mrs. Stroud, our Drama club will go far. FIRST ROW (1 to r): C. Frazier. K. Hanker- son. Co-Presidents; SECOND ROW: H. Trim- mins. Secretary; J. Carter. President-Elect: K. Lane. Vice-President: P. McKenzie. Chap- lain; NOT PICTURED: S. Grovencr. Treasur- er; C. Clements. Reporter; F. Frazier. Parli- mentarian. FIRST ROW (1 to r): Herman. D. Davis. C. Clements, B. Edwards. S. Dyal. R. Hobbs, A. Williams. H. Trimmins. SECOND ROW: C. Frazier. S. Moses. S. Ellis. P. Roberts, Z. Mullino. THIRD ROW: S. Lattany. C. Baker. L. Carroll. FOURTH ROW: S. Talton. M. Stevens. N. Cohen. FIFTH ROW: B. Stewart. F. Tillman. T. Fuller. Nia is a Swahili word meaning “purpose.” This club has been the goal of promoting unity and striving to protect national and racial heritage. The road has not been easy, but with the continuing help of God, we will make it. (L-R) Mr. Thomas. R. Asbell. L. Hutchinson. A. McElmurry. C. Lever. S. Brewer, M. Turner, (back row) R. House, B. Wrice. B. Cooper. G. Jones. Mrs. Whaley. Mrs. Burns. (L-R) L. Wynn. Mr. Thomas, R. Rob- erts, R. Asbell. F. Cobb. P. Douglas, A. Wilkes, K. Wichar, Mrs. Whaley. G. Cason, R. Chapman. Glenn Jones, S. Brewer. S. Grant. C. Jones. S. Jones. J. Winslett. J. Hale. N. Glis- son, R. Marchman. Community Based Vocational Educational has completed its sixth year of operation. CBVE allows each student to acquire personal experience in the community. Participating employees provide facilities, equipment, supplies, and personal to help with the CBVE program. YOT (front row L-R) B. Groover, C. Miller, T. Wright, L. Wright, W. Calhoun, B. Cole- man. K. Lane, R. Lipthratt, K. Smith, S. Mathis. B. Gieger. H, Trimmins. C. Min- chew, A. Austin, K. Wilbanks, L. Coiner. H. Maynard. M. Lord. W. Durrance, T. Aspinwall. B. Mead. Mrs. Davis Advisor: Mrs. Davis Vocational Office Training provides students with a chance to work on employment skills and achieve the right attitudes for a work experience. The VOT class combines classroom experience along with real-world experiences which when combined helps provide a good basis for success. Many thanks go to Mrs. Davis for her guidance and leadership throughout the course! DECA DECA Officers; Janie Martin; Pres.. Kay Allen; V. Pres.. Debbie Drader; Sec.. Vanessa Grant; Reporter, Kathy Murtagh; Asst. Treas. 1st row (L-R) Chuck Jones. Mariam Whorton. Kelly Pervis. Debbie Drader. Kathy Murtagh. Jacquie Lindsey, Cliff Baker. 2nd row; Leo Wiggins. Sharon Anderson. Sandra Sprenkle. Arne Reed, Tina Bolin. Vanessa Grant. Lance McRone. 3rd row; John Baggarlv. Sid Howell. Donny West. Kay Allen. Janie Martin. Robin Lkler. Warren Mann. Paul Ferra. Advisor; Mrs. Lannr D.E. is an organization of students who have career objectives in the field of marketing and distribution. D.E. stressed leadership development, vocational awareness, social skills, and civic awareness. DCT DCT OFFICERS: (L to R) K. Lassiter. A. Spaulding. C. Hatcher. R. Gomez, G. Faulk. D. Nelson. C. Cox. S. Mack. ADVISOR: Mr. DeChau (L to R): M. Caine, D. Fouche, C. Lassiter, C. Hatcher, A. Spaulding. S. Mack. T. Anderson;2nd ROW: D. Moore, B. Strickland. G. DeFoggi. D. Nelson, C. Cox. R. Gomez. G. Faulk. C. Gassett, T. Hill: Top Row: K. Kettle. J. Knowles, K. Rentz. G. Harrell. R. Quinn. M. Hardin. M. Drury, K. Vicent, K. Andrews. S. Pechin, R. Croslyn, J. Wray, J. Humphrey. The main purpose of the diversified Co-Operative Training Club is to develop certain important qualities, such as leadership, citizenship, and the ability to develop a student’s character to the utmost degree. D.C.T. is an organization in which students can gain credit while learning a trade by training at a job and attending school only part time. 6 The D.C.T. of both Glynn Academy and Brunswick High make up the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, commonly called VICA. FBLA ADVISORS (1 to r): B. Floyd. V. Chapman. V. Davis. FIRST ROW (1 to r): S. Hutcheson. Re- porter; A Lewis. Secretary; W. Cahoon. Treasurer. BACK ROW: R. Chapman. Par- limentarian; B. Coleman. President; R. House. Vice-President. FIRST ROW; S. Hamilton, S. Patterson. F. Banks. K. Purvis, L. Ward, R. Hobbs, S. Dyal, S. Grant, T. Wright. A. Williams. K. Lane, B. Rowland. Mrs. Davis. SECOND ROW: M. Cope, S. Hutcheson. D. Glendenning, L. Warrens. T. Lairsey. K. Wilbanks. B. Lewis. L. Grant. S. Mathis, D. Davis. H. Maynard. A. Lewis. T. Elder, S. Lattany. V. Roberson. M. Locrcere. A. Ballard. B. Graham, Mrs. Chapman. THIRD ROW: R. Lipthralt. K. Smith. H. Trimmins, C. Pacleb, C. Minchew. M. Lord. A. Audin, T. Sylvia. J. House, T. Hardee. N. House. FOURTH ROW: V. Cross. D. Harris. D. Bivens, L. Carrol, T. Cason. M. Brown. D. Griffin. P. Critchley, S. Sullins. B. Coleman. B. Groover. FIFTH ROW: T. Aspinwall, W. Durrance, R. House, C. Ellis, C. Fraizer. NOT PICTURED: B. Strickland. R. Chapman. W. Cahoon, S. Cross, T. Newsome, T. Randolph. C. Paul, T. Doss. C. Rowell. P. Norris. M. Smith, T. McGhee. S. Malloy, R. Simpkins. D. Patterson. E. Howell. Members of the Future Business Leaders of America are enrolled in business and office education programs. FBLA helped prepare members for successful futures in business, developed Vocational and career competencies, developed character and prepared them for citizenship. The members were also encouraged in improvement in scholarship and to promote school spirit. The club partici- pated in national FBLA Week and had an entry in the Homecoming parade. Many thanks to the club advisors. Advisor: Mr. Carithers (L-R Fronl Row) B. Minchew. M. McGeachy. C. Clements. M. Darisau, (Back Row) A. Jenks, C. Pendarvis. D. Weaver, J. Howland, G. Parker The Inter-Club Council consists of all the presidents of each club at Glynn Academy. Their purpose is to see that each club and student body member has a chance to participate in school activities. The Inter-Club Council sponsors many projects such as the Halloween Carnival and the Home- coming breakfast. Through their leadership Glynn Academy is a better school. FHA Back Row; Denise Muchinson. Denia Davis, Tamera Williams, Jennifer Redding. Laura Mullenhaur. Amy Hendrick. Sharon Cross, Chrissy McDowell. Mrs. Dunwody, Monique Darrisaw, Gina Dills. Dawn Hyatt. Beth Minchew, Kym Minchew, Mrs. Johnson, Sonia Spaulding. Officers (Front Row); Jennifer Redding; Pres.. Laura Mollen- haur; Sec., (Back Row); Monique Darrisaw, V. Pres.. Amy Henrick: Treas. Advisors; Mrs. Dunwody and Mrs. Johnson The goal of the FHA is to help youth assume their roles in society through Home Economics education in areas of personal growth, family life, vocational preparation and community involve- ment. A variety of projects and activities include booth at the Fair, Thanksgiving baskets for nursing homes, faculty tea, Mother-daughter picnics and others. Thanks to the sincere hard work of Mrs. Dunwody and Mrs. Johnson, FHA has excelled again. FFA OFFICERS: Secretary. E. Doak; Sentinel. S. Pechin; President. B. O’Neil; Trea- sures. K. Lewis; Vice-President. D. Jones; Reporter. K. Davis. advisor: Mr. R.H. Daughtry FIRST ROW: Mr. Daughtry, advisor. B. McIntosh. D. Haddock, G. McCtilly, M. Collins. S. Stephens, I. Jackson, S. Frierson. S. Taylor; SECOND ROW: D. Hornstein, A. Fraizer, G. Logue, B. Tucker. D. Knapp; THIRD ROW: C. Bates. J. Hammel, G. Clark. B. Griner, R. Davis, K. Lewis, B. O'Neal, K. Cook, G. Dills. W. Brogdon, J. Brogdon; FOURTH ROW: J. Gibson, C. James. G. Settels, K. Seaman. D. Groover, E. Doak. T. Browning, B. Bennett, D. Jones. R. Rosier. J. Welsey. J. Pike. NOT PICTURED: K. Daivs, D. Bradley. T. Jones. J. Layton, L. Miller. J. Gandy. G. Jowers. T. Jones, D. Kennison. R. Sproat, B. Worst, S. Pechin, T. Perrotte. J. Lever. The purpose of FFA, which is a national organization, is to promote leadership, citizenship, character, scholarship, improved agriculture, cooperation, service, thrift, patriotism, and recreation. Their motto is: “learning to do: doing to learn; earning to live; living to serve.” Members learn how to conduct and take part in public meeting, to speak in public, to finance themselves, to solve their problems and to assume civic responsibility. Special activities included the state rally, the National Convention, chapter banquet, and the state convention. (I to r): Grace Milne, Betty Pace. Avis Bliss. Tommy Sehueler, Jerry Davis. Don Simpson. Mike Haas. ADVISOR: Mr. Stephens Independent Science Studies was for those students who had great interests in the scientific process and who wished to extend their knowledge in this huge field. The students consisted of only a “select” few. Each student picked his own project, and had their own lab space provided in which to work. Much appreciation is extended to Mr. Stephens for his leadership and guidance. FIRST ROW (I to r): W. Bryan. J. Pat- terson, V. Mays. E. Tierney. SECOND ROW: A. Wallin. L. Lassiter, M. Beau- regard. B. Drawdy, A. Gray. B. Reyes, Mr. Jennings. THIRD ROW: G. LaCar. M. Humphlett, S. Greene, R. Slade. L. Torkldsen, T. Jones, S. Northrup, M. Hummed. FIRST ROW (1 to r): J. Beaufait, A. Hornstcin. K. Wright. L. Lane. SEC- OND ROW: R. Knight. A. Lauck, L. Jackson. D. Hartsell. A. Franklin. K. Bennett, C. Collins. P. Rice. THIRD ROW: J. Lever. W. Murray. C. Vigna. J. Parker. E. Lokken. S. Rowland. ADVISOR: Mr. Jennings The Independent Social Studies program has been in existance at Glynn Academy since 1965. It is a special class for students who are chosen individually. They work at their own pace, while keeping busy with many reports and projects for the annual Social Science Fair. Math Team (L-R): Aurther Butler. C.J. Tasciotti: Advi- sor, Susitha Bellam. David Sarich. Greg Parker. Karen Youngner, Betty Pace. Erica Dismer, Diane Fudge, Brenda Bais- den, Lucy Kaufman, Kathryn Fix, Gilbert Reddings. (Not Pictured) Lois Bass. Kelly Crean. Advisor; Mrs. C.J. Tasciotti. Lucy Kaufmann; V. Pres., David Sarich; Sec., Betty Pace; Pres.. Greg Parker; Treas. The math team is for those students who have great interest in the mathematics field. While enjoying themselves, they increase their knowledge in mathematics. They are also able to increase their skills. The team attended the monthly Georgia Mathematics League competitions through out the year. Thanks to the training and guidance of Mrs. Tasciotti. the club was a success in it’s third year of existance. Science Officers: (L-R) T. Doss. C. Miller, F. Harrison, J. Amos, C. Slade. J. Miller Advisors: Mr. Wiggins, Mrs. VandeLinde (First Row L-R) K. LaBoone. J. Humphlet, V. Lange, D. Steele. P. Ellington, L. Walker. M. Young. G. Reddings, A. Hornstein. E. Fudge. (Sec- ond Row) C. Manning. P. Vicent. A. Odum. B. Har- ris. D. Piper. D. Sarich, K. Keenan (Third Row) L. Roberson, G. Milne, K. Rowell. G. Parker, C. Stele, S. Cowan. M. Lim, D. Piper (Fourth Row) A. Bliss, B. Pace. M. Kitchens, D. Griner. A. Keenum, M. Klingler. K. Cook. A. Pleasants (Fifth Row) D. Bluestein, A. Mayhood. K. Berry, I. Mozo, T. Schueler, D. Lewis. C. Strickland (sixth row) D. Hol- colm. M. Downs, P. Pleasants. S. Jones. B. Thomp- son. M. Haas, S. Thomas. L. Kaufman. K. Crean, L. Pimentel, R. Helms. R. Anderson. C. Atkims. E. Dismer (seventh row) Mr. Wiggins, Mrs. Vande- Linde (L rail) F. Harrison, J. Amos, (R rail) T. Doss, C. Slade, J. Miller The Glynn Academy Science Club has been involved in many activities this year. They won second place in our Homecoming parade and took an adventurous, but educational trip to Sea World. The 81-82 Science Club has grown in number. All new members are a prosperous aspect to the club. Much thanks go to Mr. Wiggins and Mrs. Vandelinde for their support. NJROTC DRILL TEAM: Kneeling: Stubbs. Ba- ker. Mack; FRONT ROW: Hill. Tyson, Butler. Clark. Wright. Pimental: SEC- OND ROW: Patterson. Pridgen, Bi- vens. Williams. Denis; THIRD ROW: Pridgen. Mills. Bryant. Porter. SCABBARD AND BLADE: Kneeling: Wright. Butler, Pimental: FRONT ROW: Stubbs, Mack. Bivens. Baker. Denis; SECOND ROW: Grandy. Bry- ant, McGraw, Whited. Porter. The Naval Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps is a program of self-development for stu- dents. Challenging courses advanced NJROTC students in the development of citizenship, leader- ship, 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 cated interest in naval activities and developed positive traits in leadership, fidelity, honor and patrio- tism. NAVAL SCIENCE I: First Row: Bivens, James. Jackson C Minier P Mint™ t-v,_„ rv t u Shcarel, Mc.Graw. S. Davis. Palmer; THIRD ROW: Jones. D. Johnson.Va“ Hdcomb Vment ° : ° Seym0Ur NAVAL SCIENCE II: Front: Pimental: Front Row: Jeff Pridgen. Oliver. Jesse Pridgen. Clark. Patterson; Second Row: Maxwell Mauch, Davis; Third Row: Brown. Ritchison. Ketchup. Williams. NAVAL SCIENCE IIIA: Standing in Front: Mack, Wright; FRONT ROW: Porter. Stubbs. Mills, Denis; SECOND ROW: Harris. Stanley. McGraw, West: THIRD ROW: Hill, Smith. Tyson. NAVAL SCIENCE IV: Kneeling: Butler; STANDING: Gandy. Bryant. Bivens. Whited. Baker. Careers ADVISOR: Miss Nimmons (I to r): Gloria Wright, vice-president; Kathy Clements, presi- dent: not pictured: Laurinda Wright, treasurer. Stacey Grovner. secretary. standing: R. Waye: bottom row (L to R): E. Alston. C. Fussell. A. Fussell, R. Williams; sitting: K. Clements, R. Life: standing: L. Casque, W. Cash, S. Holmes. T. Brown, W. Hall. Members Not Shown; S. Grovner. S. Robinson. L. Wright. V. Mays. K. Wright, N. Lloyd, S. Lennon, C. Stevens, S. Pinkney. G. Wright. The Careers Club explored all types of careers to give members a better awareness of all fields. Preparation was used to help members make good career plans, and choices based on knowledge. Through the exposure” the students experienced in different career fields, better-prepared people for the “work-a-day” world have resulted. One special activity of the club included a fashion show. Many thanks to Miss Nimmons, who served as club advisor. Group Picture — Bottom Row; Gilbert Red- ding, Dema Davis, Drane Peacock. Missi Hil- debrand. Susan Drawdy. Beverly Sirmans. Charone Cormany; 2nd Row; Kim Pruitt. Debbie Wilson. Katie Goodrichm. Sherrie Benton. Leigh An Smith, Dean Bunderson. Steve Smitges; 3rd row: Helen Stephens, Beth Havens, Shelena Kennedy, Terri Sylvia. Buddy Coleman; Back Row Lois Bass. John Holland, advisor Jan Ellington. The Booster Club was organized to support the Atheletic program in Glynn County. The club sponsored many fund raising projects in which the money raised went to the benefit of school spirit. The money bought new football equipment, basketball equipment, etc. Mrs. 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. SEATED (1 lo r): V. Bryant. T. Davis, L. Winn: STANDING: B. Stewart. B. Johnson. B. Lampp. T. Malmberg. K. White. B. Geiger. E. Green; NOT PICTURED: B. Hudson. S. Pechin. G. Jowers, C. Davis. B. Walthour. A. Butler. E. Abel. This year, the Library Club is composed only of library assistants. These students work each day for an hour in the library and receive five quarter hours credit. They are dedicated and work hard to make the library a better place to study. Racquet ADVISOR: Mrs. R. Holt OFFICERS: D. Wilson. Pub. Chairman: R. Vernon, Presi- dent: T. Schueler. V.P.: M. Andrews, Sec-Treas. KNEELING (1 to r): T. Miller. K. McLcmore. K. Pruitt. D. Wilson. R. Lynn. C. Andrews. M. An- drews, T. Brick. P. Rice. STANDING: L. Smith. S. Seckinger, R. Vernon, J. Humphlett. S. Schmitges. P. Edwards, K. Rice, Mrs. Holt. NOT PICTURED: K. Sawyer, G. Dawson. G. Allen. D. Bunderson. R. Bankston. A. Buchan. D. Gibbs, M. Glisson. T. Schueler. T. Branson. The main purpose of the Racquet Club is to promote fun and interest in tennis on G.A.’s campus. Some of the activities planned for this year are the Student Faculty Mixed Doubles Tournament and a trip to Hilton Head to watch the Family Circle Cup matches. 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 exectuive Pres. ADVISOR: Coach David McKnight FCA FRONT ROW (1-r): T. Ray, R. Ivens. F. Tillman. H. Moore. S. Ellis. C. Thomas, K. Traylork, R. McBay, D. Young. C. Weaver. J. How- ard. L. Benson. R. Bankston. SECOND ROW: O. Davis. T. Carlisle, L. Warrens. G. Reddings. B. Lewis. J. Humphlett. J. Patelidas, D. Mullen. A. Young. S. Brewer, L. Manning. K. Keenan. K. Draughty, T. Doss. THIRD ROW: F. Harrison. M. Benton. D. Muchison, K. Pedrick. E. Dismer, D. Bunderson, B. Lewis. K. Anderson, K. Yar- borough. K. Tanner, D. Peackock, A. Lauck. J. Beaufait. FOURTH ROW: J. Amos. J. Browning, C. Johnson. D. Farrar. T. Kasha, A. Chromsack, M. Adams. K. Bankston, S. Benton, C. Pennel. B. Reyes. S. Northington, B. Thompson. N. MeClosky, C. Manning: STANDING: T. Gillman. J. Miller, J. Williams, M. Love, A. Gra- ham. B. Fiveash. K. Traylor. D. Love. D. Kelso, Liz O’Sullivan, D. Weaver. K. McLcmore. B. Stroud. G. Walker, E. Nisbet. K. An- drews. A. McGregor, S. Meadows. L. Smith. B. Bennett. Advisor Coach David McKnight. OFFICERS (1-r): C. Weaver, R. McBay. and J. Howard. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is an organization based on the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. It’s purpose is for athletes to realize Christ is a major part of athletic and other affilated groups. The main purpose is to bring God into the lives of members as they realize their feelings about God and tell how God helps them live from day to day. A First Row (L to R) Renee Simpkins, Mary Lewis, Gilbert Reddings, Brenda Baisden, Phyllis (TOP TO BOTTOM): L. Parker, B. Lewis, C. Loper. Curry, Angela Mahood, Debbie Fouche. T. Leggett, A. Keenum, T. McKinley. A. Jenks. Second Row (L to R) Mandy Kelly, Diane Wright, Carol Ann Teele. Betty Pace, Katrina Rowell. Malone Kitchens. Third Row (L to R) Miss Melissa Canady. Denise Muchinson, Jacquie Lindsey. Mark Humph- lett, Marian Harden, Tami Mckinley, Sherri Thomas, Karen Mead. Lori Parker, Beverly Lewis, Alicia Keenum, Mrs. Marcia Wendel. Fourth Row (L to R) Ray Arthur. Katherine Anderson, Steve Kasha. Christy Loper, Bunny Lewis, Cindy Pennell, Angela Thomas, Aara Prior. On Bell (Clockwise) Pat Kaine. Terry Kasha. Vicki Kicklighter, Amy Jenks, Cynthia Mead- ows, Jay Humphlett. ADVISORS: Miss Melissa Canady and Mrs. Marcia Wendel. The Y-Club’s purpose is to create, maintain and extend high standards of Christian character through- out the home, school, and community. Each month the Y-Club has at least one school project and one community project. Some of the projects have been collecting children’s books to give to the hospital; taking Halloween, Christmas. Valentine, and Easter treats to the TMR students at Burroughs-Mollette School, collecting canned foods for the Salvation Army, and providing a free car wash for GA faculty and staff. They also attend state YMCA conferences including Program Planning Rally in October, Youth Assembly in April, and Christian Life Conference in May. Trivia ADVISOR: Mr. Collins OFFICERS (1 to r): Rob Asbell. Attor- ney; Chris Pendarvis. Emperor; Rob Forbes. Treasurer; John Lennon (kneeling), Head Pion; Buddy Lankford (in can), Chief Ambassador; David Hornstien. Defense Secretary; Dean Bunderson. Secretary of State; Charles Davis, Minority Leader. (1 to r): D. Mutchison. V. Davis. G. Bailey. G. Redding, T. Warner, M. Brown, D. Bunder- son, C. Davis. T. Morron, J. Lennon. D. Hor- nestein, S. Schmitges. R. Forbes, B. Lank- ford. H. Alison. B. Bennett, S. Kasha, C. Pen- darvis, K. Andrews. R. Asbell. T. Kasha, C. Beaufait, J.D. Paulk IV. R. Bille. The Trivia Club is a fun club for people interested in trivia, a different kind of organization for unknown facts. This year the Trivia Club was very dominant. Their float came in third in the Homecoming Parade. Newspaper Staff EDITORS (1-r): Debbie Ruehling. Jeanne Amos. Pran Harrison. ADVISOR: Mrs. Wright 1st row (1 to r): Don Mullen, Kim LaBoone, Kate Pednck, Susan Grant. Alicia Keenum: 2nd row: Mrs. Wright, Pat Sutton, Diane Steele, Debbie Ruehling, Jeanne Amos. Fran Harrison, Beverly Lewis, Carol Ann Teele, Cathy Weaver: 3rd row: Chris Slade, Scott Russell, Tommy Schueler, Greg Parker, Denise Muchison, David Sarich, Byron Vaught. The newspaper staff has worked hard to produce monthly papers which have always proved to be of good quality. The Red and White kept the student body informed of events and happinings of the school. It also served as entertainment, which was evident with the “Car of the month.” Not only was it informative and entertaining, but also allowed student writers to assemble and express themselves. Truely, the staff is to be commended for their hard work. The success of the Red and White was made possible through the guidance and leadership of their advisor, Linda Wright. The Student Council was made up of people chosen by the Student Body. They had to work hard to become a member. They listened to the complaints of the students and strove to accomplish their needs and wishes. Their goal was to help the student body and to make it one of the best years at Glynn Academy. Student Council Top Row (L-R) Advisor: Mr. Robb. C. Weaver. A. Wilson. L. Doke. L. DeCurtis, K. Keenan. S. Jones. A. Young. D. Leggett. B. Vaught, H. Pack- ard. E. Dismer, M. McGeachy. L. Manning, (sec- ond row) C. Edwards. C. Loper. T. Day, W. Tay- lor, L. O'Sullivan. M. Bruley. K. Bankston. S. Davis, K. Traylor, A. Jenks. W. Wheeler, (third row) C. Tolleson. G. Walker. L. Lairsey, R. McCullar. K. McLemorc, D. Piper. D. Weaver, F. Frazier, B. Stroud, (fourth row) T. Warner. A. Hornstein. A. Cromsak. L. Warrens. M. Meeler. and T. Packard. EXECUTIVE BOARD (top to bottom): L. Manning. Ms McGeachy. H. Packard. E. Dismer. S. Jones. SENIOR OFFICERS (bottom. 1-r): A. Young. L. DeCurtis, B. Vaught, J. Browning. SENIOR REPS (clockwise from left): D. Leggett. A. Keenurn. C. Weaver. C. Slade. A. Wilson, L. Doke. JUNIOR REPS: (top to bottom) A. Jenks. W. Taylor, K. Traylor, C. Loper, S. Davis. K. Edwards. K. Bankston. age U SOPH. OFFICERS: (1-r) B. Stroud. G. Walker, D. Weaver. FRESHMAN REPS: R. Slade, A. Chromzak. T. Packard. L. Warrens. SOPH. REPS (1-r): W. Wheeler. R. McCullar, D. Piper, C. Tolleson. K. McLemore. F. Frazier, L. Lairsey. FRESHMAN OFFICERS: A. Hornstien, T. Warner, M. Meeler. The Vocational Industrial Clubs of America is a club which wants to develop leadership — to establish realistic vocational goals, and attain a purpose in life. They are involved in many activities such as the Blood Drive, the Employer Employee Banquet, and the United States Skill Olympics. Glynn Academy is very proud of its VICA club. (from row L-R) K. Kettle, N. Glisson. R. Marchman. C. Rentz. S. Grant, T. Anderson. A. McElmurry. C. Hatcher. A. Spaulding. B. Strickland, G. DeFoggie. C. Lassiter, D. Fouche; T. Hamilton (back row) M. Huettner, G. Harrel. K. Vicent, R. Quinn. A. Hamilton. K. Knox, R. Gomez. R. House. C. Gassett, C. Green. M. Cain. F. Wrice. S. Mack. D. Nelson. S. Pechin. D. Moore. M. Hardin. A. Wilkes, K. Wilchar. P. Douglas, C. Cox (B.H.S. VICA) J. Pierceson, C. Pagent. A. Clements, T. Ca- son. B. Graham. C. Browning. T. Gillman. T. Browning CONCERT CHOIR: S. Walthour, S. Pinkney, W. Brogdon, S. Grovner. W. James. S. Austin, P. Murray. T, Calhoun, S. Fairelt. SECOND ROW: T. Clayton, D. Kendrick. 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 a lot of spirit and was enjoyed by all. Many thanks to Mr. Stripling for serving as director! Concert Choir as they perform “Amahl And The Night Visitors”. Annual Staff Mrs. Blanton; Advisor Kathy Fraser; Asst. Editor Glen Dewberry; Editor r7'd± E. Griffin; Typist D. Miller. C. Meadows. T. Dennard. P. Vicent, K. Klingler; Photographers The Glynn Academy Annual Staff not only had a lot of fun producing the annual, they had a lot of work. Their work ranged from selling ads to meeting deadlines. To become a member of Annual Staff, it was necessary to fill out an application which was examined by Mrs. Blanton, who chose the new members for the upcoming year. The High Tide staff worked to the best of its abilities to produce a yearbook full of events, honors, sports and clubs — and let’s not forget people! But more importantly, they worked to produce a book of memories to be treasured by each student at Glynn Academy; expressions that will last forever. Sports (L to R). R. Forbes. D. Hornstein (Editor), J. Holland. D. Miller Clubs (L to R); T. Burgstiner (Editor). B. Harris. T. Dennard Class Faculty (L to R); K. McLemore, K. Klingler, R. McCul- lar, D. White (Editor) Artist; R. Forbes Ads (L to R); C. Meadows, C. Johnson (Editor), V. Kicklighter. A. Jenks Administration Board Of Education Head Terrors Mr. Dave Owen, Principal Mr. David McKnight. Head Football Coach and Ass't Principal Mr. Clyde Williams. Ass’t Principal Lavern Carter, Vocational Supervisor and Ass’t. Principal. Mrs. Azalean Dechau. Mr. Derrick Hulsey. Asst Registrar and Ass’t. Principal Principal Secretary (Amanueneis) Head Terrors Charlice Turner Ruth Goodyear Terror Teachers The Glynn Academy Faculty is one that is out- standing in many ways. They are well trained, in- telligent and caring. They contribute much to the pleasant atmo- sphere here at Glynn Academy. The students learn a great deal under their leadership and guidance. Theresa Adams, P.E. Chief Jake Allen, N.J.R.O.T.C. Barry Richardson, English Gayle Blanton, English Tony Blasko. Careers Health JoAnn Boone, French Terror Teachers z Melissa Canady, Math Norma Collins, English Herbert Daughtry. Horticulture Robert Carithers. Social Studies Eugene Davis, Guidance Counselor Irene Chance. English Julie Davis. Typing Terror Teachers Edward Dechau, DOT Anne Duke. Social Studies Dorothy Dunwoody, Home Ec. Jerry Dycus. Science Laura Edenfield, Art Chuck Fehr, Personal Finance Terror Teachers Linda Gardner, Science Johnny Graham. Science Kathryn Harrell. Math Rena Holt. P.E. Murial Hunter, E.M.R. Herman Hudson. P.E. Terror Teachers Harold Jennings. Social Studies Dons Johnson. English Dorothy Johnson. Home Ec. Gloria Kelley, Social Studies Terror Teachers Terror Teachers Shirley Roberts, Math David Sharp, Mechanical Drawing Anne Starling, English Jim Stephens. Science Department Head Dorothy Stewart, Math Kathy Stickland, Science Terror Teachers Allen Stripling — Chorus William Stock — T I (BHS) Commander B.J. Stokes Sally Stroud — Science — NJROTC Edith Tayloe — English Dept. Head Les Thomas — CBVE Nancy Taylor — SLD Kathleen VandeLinde — Guidance Counselor Terror Teachers Sandra Watson — EMR Charles Whitfield — Dr. Marcia Wendel — Math Dept vT X John Wiggins — Science Betty Whaley — CBVE Linda Wright — English Star Wheeler — Soc. Studies Jean Pleasants — English Terror Teachers - — Terror Teachers Terror Teachers School Services Maintenance And Transportation L to R. Carolyn Allen. Virginia Pinkney. Willie Robertson, Johnny Linden. Maggie West. Mattie Johnson. Carrie Lane. Mathew Melton. Johnny Hodges Front: Ella Wells Maintenance Technical And Industrial Harry Bullard John Clark Peggy Eason Fred Henderson Henry Morris Nellie Pinckney Laura Ragland Charles Ragland Don Rayburn Leo Solano Terrors What do you think of when you hear the date June 2,1982? Well for Seniors, It’s GRADUATION! With that comes freedom, and of course, PAR- TIES!!! Congratulations Class of 82’. You’ve finally made it. Officers (L-R) Amy Young. Lisa DeCurtis, Byron Vought, John Browning Terrors Jeanne Amos Richard Anderson Shanon Anderson Tonya Anderson Keith Andrews Tammy Aspinwall Angela Austin Scott Bachman Terrors Terrors Kathy Berry Doreen Bivens Michael Bliss Thomas Blount Tina Bolin Lee Box Wanda Brogdon Brenda Brown Terrors Cassandra Bryant Arthur Butler Wanda Cahoon Holly Cain Terrors Ralph Chapman Fclecia Cobb Linda Chapman Lisa Cates Neal Cohen Martha Cope Buddy Coleman Lisa Coiner A1 Coleman Catherine Cox Terrors Ray Croslyn Dale Cross Denise Cross Richard Dancel Archie Davis Roger Davis Robert Davis Lisa DeCurtis Grace DeFoggi Glen Dewberry Erika Dismer Larry Doke Terrors Debbie Drader LaDon Adams Drury Michael Drury Virginia Dupree Wanda Durrance Sabrina Dyal Craig Entwistle Edna Fairley Terrors Debbie Fouche James Fucetola Eric Fudge Carla Fussell Scott Gainous Brenda Galbreath James Gandy Wanda Gaskin Terrors Deborah Grant LaTonia Grant Susan Grant Vanessa Grant Carleton Green Karen Green Wilma Green Bob Griner Terrors Joseph Hale Margie Hardin George Harrell Gary Harris Fran Harrison Kathleen Harrison Cassandra Hatcher James Hawkins Terrors Michael Hitt Brian Holland Sid Howell Barbara Hudson 178 Kobin Icklcr Vincent Jackson Cheryl Johnson Roger Johnson Terrors Lorraine Johnson Lynn Jones Terrors Daneen King Evette King Stephanie Kirby Malone Kitchens Dean Kncpp Brenda Knight Jim Knight Kim La Boone Terrors Calhy Lassiter Audrey Lewis Charlie Lewis Mike Lewis John Ligon James Lincoln Jacquie Lindsey Melanie Lord Terrors Cory Martin Janie Martin Sandra Mathis Christy May Terrors Jeroline McGee Philip McKenzie Susannah McKinney Theresa McKenzie Anthony McPherson Lance Me Rory e Hal Meeler Bill Miller Terrors Debbie Moore Marcus Moorehead Henry Mooreland Ingrid Mozo David Murray Kathy Murtagh Paul Mullen Maela Nalls Terrors Dimitri Parham Sheila Patterson Maria Peavy William Pickren Terrors Dan Piper Paul Pleasants David Popwell Kenneth Porter Terrors Harvey Richardson Lynn Roberson Renee Roberts Tim Roberts Lura Rood Bo Ross Eugene Ross Debbie Rueling Terrors Cindy Sessions Tina Sharp Thommie Shaw Tommy Schuler Susan Sheffield Chris Slade Altamese Smith Terri Smilherman Angela Spaulding Sandra Sprenkle Diane Steele Maureen Stevens Terrors Michael Stevenson John Stewart Barbara Strickland Garry Strickland Terrors Sharon Vaughn Byron Vaught Tracy Vernon Kelly Vicent Terrors Teresa Walker Lauren Ward Carlton Warrick Jeffery Waters Barbara Webster Donny West Shari Wetherington Luke White Terrors Patrica Wiggins Kathy Wilbanks Kim Wilchar Alandra Williams Angela Williams Robert Williams Aundrea Wilkes James Willis Terrors Sam Worley Ray Worst Joey Wray L. Brenta Wrice Terrors V . ♦' ■ L4 l V- Paula Douglas Cozotta Dunham Ephriam Green Robyn Gomez Karen Hankerson Tammy Hardee Laura Hicks Ray House Carl Huettner Aheia Kcenum Terrors Earnie Jowers Vicki Lange Terrors Betsy Mead Cathy Minchew Cindy Miller Zolya Mullino Michelle Murray Pam Norris Cindy Pennell Marsha Ramsey Cynthia Rowell Manuela Turner Rohm Walker Lavorgia Warrens Terrors rug ■■■ ■■■ ■■■ III Senior Last Will And Testaments I. HELEN PACKARD, being of conscientious mind and jovial spirit, hereby leave: my desk in Student Council to all future secretaries. Good Luck! a sophomore for Christy Loper to take to Pizza Inn: my old data books, history book and decent grades to my brother Tommy Packard in hopes that he’ll survive the next three years; my ability to alwavs have a question and all my love to Mr. Wiggins: my minutes to Mr. Robb: my I atin dictionary to Curtis Manning, tc amo! and Bye — De to Wendi Taylor. I. JIM PAGE, being of liquor-soaked mind and trim and slim body, leave Susie Slade’s next boyfriend a wheelbarrow to carry her books around. I also leave Rob McBay the uncanny ability to show up at Wendy’s every Friday after pep rallies. Most of all I leave the teach- ers with my best wishes of luck and patience to teach what is left in the school (esp. Mrs. Wendel.) I. DIMITRI PARHAM, leave my skill to figure out my preblems to Pam Austin, my football skill to Dr. Clive, my track speed to Wendell. I leave all my luck to K.C. Ross, my brain power to Dixvillsludents of the future. I, SHEILA PATTERSON, could conceive of no greater bliss than my four years of high school. I have Wen in bliss all my senior year: I have'had buoyant classmates to Illume from boredom and my teach- ers have been delightful. I will be in ecstacy on June 2. 1982 — graduation night. In conclusion 1 will have some compunction about leaving GA. 1. CINDY. PENNELL, being of sound mind and well we won't talk about th .body. leave to all underclassmen the strength to make it throughligih school; the ’high school scene’ isn’t as easy and care-free as it looks on TV! Tom Mr. May I leave Shelena. She has the makings of a good aide — although none will be as fantastic as me! Thank you Mr. May for everything. Now I leave you — Glynn Academy I. DAN PIPER, of sound mind anrfnot enough body. her j glflpve to the following: to Beth Harris I wish good luck in getting dates to dances when I'm gone; to Philip SI effield I leave my xylophone good luck — you'll need it! To Debbie M lier 1 leave a dozen candied apples and all tne baby pictures she descries: to Amy 1 leave all the 'kittens' she has always wanted; to Kathr.vn. Pam. and Mandy I leave all the good times we've had. And last b it certainly not least. I leave to my sister all my old notebooks and a 1 my love. I. LISA POWELL- do hereby dec iwclwtfogit s of grueling tr giftttow received during e world to know :i and Ellen anc are that I have successfully corn- trials and tribulations. The most im- my adolescent years is havint the mv hear, and if there is h nor to be given, I must give it to hat I love you. I love you also Dora Mom and Lana and Johnny and my stepfather too! d Lisa •■ua Paul I love RAMSEY, being of A mind and more body .igtye t 1 Uij little sister Lisa. aH my good grades md to Rhonda William «vi Audrey Wynn all our good times on Friday night; to Be very I Wynn 1 d leave mv mythology book just In case she ever makes to the 12tl grade. 1. TERREST RANDOLPH, leave Tonia McGhee all mv good quaimes. 1 leave my hair to Donald Dance for him to have n playmate I leave Lisa Ransey a steady seat since she seems to fall out of chairs a lot. I. RENEE ROBERTS, being sound of mind and body, leave my park- ing place to my sister Zaneta Roberts; to Paula Barfield I leave mv brains and most of all mv wonderful attendance! 1 leave all the luck and fun of high school to all the seniors of next year. I, TIM (HOTROD) ROBERTS, of fast mind and body. 1 sound effects to Mike lane; I leave all mv burnt rub Owens: 1 leave all my frustrations and headaches to bunk teaching staff: 1 leave all my Phantom graffiti to the ;ei phantoms. I last but not least, leave all the GA student jnpr- face college life. I, LYNN ROBERSON, leave to my dear friends I leave behind all mv I love and great fun ti.es; especially to Jack-quil-ine 1 leave my blow! ing ball along with my score card; to my friend Katherine I leave mv surf board w’hich 1 got down on many times. To Kathy Yardbird I leave behind my worn-out Rick James ‘Street Songs': these arc my most prized possessions, each of them has been equally used and abused. 1. BO ROSS, do hereby leave my parking space and the only key to my heart to Katheryn Palmer Also to Mr. May all the good memories of football. I. CYNTHIA ROWELL, being insound mind hereby leave Mrs. Ad- ams my good sense and leave Harriet Thomas my ability to play volleyball. I Leave my sister Cheryl Williams my intelligence and 10 pounds; I leave Emily Collins some hair; I leave Angela Massey some ambi for her Raisin Bran. Last but least I leave Ken Carroll 30 hours. I. DEBBIE RUEHLING, hereby leave my intellectual ability to Greg Parker; m ability to get to school with speed and accuracy to Terry Kasha: mv job to‘ Pat Eadcs; my Rubiks Cube to Curtis Manning: a better tennis partner to Sallie Trowbridge, and to my brother Mark I leave all my notebooks and hopes that his years at GA will be as memorable as mine. I. THELMA SAMS, being of sound mind and beauty, will all my querter hours to Sherri Scott and Pam Simpkins gets my natural classy curls with the rest of the group. I. CINDY SESSIONS, of somewhat sound mind and body, do hereby leave my bowling shoes, my position on Var. Cheerleading and Teresa Adams to Tina Day; my good nature to Brian Bennett in hopes of no more bruises; the infamous cafeteria 'Fudge Bar' to Ben Camp. 1. TINA SHARP, being of unsound mind. leave (regretfully) Mr. Robb to all psychology students of the future: f4eavc Mrs. Starling to all juniors and hope they enjoy 12th grade English; to the present and future students at GA I leave its rules and administrators and hope they get along better than I did. I. THOMMIE SHAW, being of sound mind and sexy body, leave to Amv Baker a new racket: to mv sis Mamie Grant all mv extra hours; to my blood sisters Wanda and Cizetta the will to graduate; to Willie R. arid Emmett L. the hope that they may find a sweet person like me. I. SUSAN SHEFFIELD, being of sound mind and undeveloped body, hereby bequeath the following: to my brother Philip the bad Starig and lots of love: to my $sn'. Daddy Worley. Yoda ana DirtyDcc’dS: to Ed and Paul the Surf Club and lots of big waves: t6 Mrs. Tayloe lots of secrets and thanks for the advice and to G A I leave Philip and Jenni- fer. I love you all. I. ALTAMt KjHdlTH. leave to Sheila Hall mv legs and hair style; to Lijn Ross amfflWiy Baker mj baby eyes; to Teleha Bank’s'! leave mv balketball $ki|l md friendship and happiness. I. TERRI SMITHERMAN. being of sound mirai and body hereby leave the following things to the following people: to Mrs Adams I leave volleyball (in hope that 1 may never play tqc game again) to Mr. Hunt all mv schedule changes: ana to Coach Fehr 1 leave Driver’s Ed. lunch and a big thanks!! I. ANGSfcA-SPAULDING. of half mind and forgetthe body, leave to Mr. Halsey this school and all its boundaries; to thje underclassmen all rmvfxcuses and to John D. I need not leave anything, mr you're too copl and need no help. I. MAUREEN STEVENS, hereby leave to myfaatefiJSei dom; to Shelton Grant I leave my cuz Rhonda;'to RflondS Williams I lqave my very good friend Shelton Grant; to April Williams I leave a years’ supply of gum. 1. MICHAEL STEVENSON. 1 cate my wittines tJcharm the girls; to Michael Warrens my Ability totally to Greg Roberson my brains. To Stacey Grovner I leave my ability to play th iano. I- JACQUILLA SULLIVAN, leave my sister Sonja Lennon, my friends Tannya, Fredrick. Kathy Clements and Gloria Wright lots of Jove; to April Williams, Benita Stevens, and Rhonda Williams my methods onliow to get a i Shott rleave my extra 1__ Qpvis I leavejnv abi|jlyjp soTvechfcmical equations; _ and Ephrianj-ffrans th strengthJo finish school. Last of all. to the tmehers of old GA. good luck with the under classmen! HN STEWART, being of sound mr r Craig Tatum my straight hair; to To nd grass drills I didn't nave to do the sec Jen Camp I leave GA in hopes that ho wil And last, out not least, to my best friejai. Rc deeply heartfelt congratulations on finally you ve thought you were one the lasted hr I undersized body, leave |rry I leave all the crabs d half of the season; to jjck up where I left off. flcBay. my sincere and Ag a senior. Lord knows f years. I I. SANDRA TALTON. leave to Kim Abery my beautiful face which she needs; to Kenneth Carroll I leave my extra hours for him to get out of the 9th grade; to Mr. Graham 1 leave a hair piece; and last but not least I leave the class of 83 good luck. Mr I. PHYLLIS THOMAS, leave Debbie Miller my ability to pass algebra class, to Tonya Jackson a pack of Doublemint gum. I leave Mrs. Adams my warm smile: and to my brother DarrelT I leave my A’s in history. Good luck to you upcoming Seniors! I. BILL THOMPSON leave to my little brother Nino (some people call him Steve) all my superior tennis ability so that one day he may become the supreme jock at GA: to Mr. Nutt I leave mv driving ability especially when he's taking people home: to Mr. Stephens I leave mv mouth so he can say a sentence correctly; to Mr. Wiggins I leave all his dumb jokes, but keep the memories of being his teacher aide: and last, but not least. 1 wish a sincere good luck to the classes of 82.83.84 and 85. 198 Testame m Cheryl West zkhu Juch to give), to wyt rs. Rayburn I oj0ct (talor Hill I caFc m R Jiavc fur’ non of cxccrWfc ►rs — Good Lul W m ' mtelligen .to Ixjrena Pime y: my nujpPF h.il I to ej W? 1 leave rn jUM FTto the upcorr ■nov%o on their ow ILD. leave Coj n MoKni i because he rs so nsd lasses. repodreards. exM pt for ih coneheads .ANIXRA WILLIAMS |. KsrfTd brains to Bonita f.inda Purvis a pula Barfield I Joe and Jeff (Ii Dees I leave (J y. Terry Davfl |pd limes v il my excuse reed them): to that she will ndy Brown I e By books to ABta ve� ; my teacher o I. HARRIET TRIMMI height (even though I I leave my office in the Nia to run the duplicating mach personality; and to the upcomu I. ROBIN TUTT. I C + brain to Young. 1. TRACEY V pension cento.. nopes that she wi Jack s and buy • participate in at Gunnels. Donna Ruff nor in hopes White I leave ev great friend! I. MANDELA TURNER. Ieav had before school in my car. t I notes; to Stephanie Km Mr Rex I leave my lovi soon finish school, also leave the hope •rk to Debra Butler; my lion cap to John Daniel la Knight my corner in the sus- JH darling sister. Mitzi. I leave my scho«w,.h someone who will stop by 'dena Huffner I leave my ability to 'WWK at the same time; to Leigh Mallard and Tammy Miller I leave them Selena that theyj can succeed where I failed; and to Mali erytjing iplse and all my thanks for being such a I. LEE WALKER, leave to Mr Wiggins a «real teacher aide just like me and a baby pig to lov e or to Greg Roberson mv fantastic trumpet playing: L is Basaand Diane Fudge I leave my love .� nd care I... si but not least to thcGA Band I leave all the luck and memories we h.ive AHHH Doosh. Dojsh. Doosh ' I. SQUID WALKER. I mo The following pos jve my sympathy for trying to rehabilitate .. essions are left as needed to the following people: my Pro Kods are to be left m the CA Hall of Fame; I lcav n trouble to Bcbbv Fields who thinks he can handle them; I leave mV report cards and all my notes and mv 3 day suspension for skipping to Blake Gaughf who wii probably be here next year I. ROBIN WALKER, leave the Pappagallo Paten Li Melissa Brulcy. Lynn Ledbetter and Gracia Walker; Mrs Adams , the upcoming varsity cheerleaders: b ng late to class to Word Tavlor; bus rides and ice cream to Wendy Wcnki; To Brad Sroud and Gracia Walker I leave the carpool inH uc§ tha ya'II learn to sing .is well as I do to Terri BosU ra aMity to dress ; to Emma Dixon ufTnign heel shoes; notebook. ) Sonja Davis my eyes. I. T ERE ASA WA1 well and my friendly p to my sister Marquita I. LAUREN WARD. I .«■ tQ,Mr M.ixvVHI a ve.irN supply of prune juice; Robin Lewis mi brairsNMrs. Davis all’my VO'l papers; Mrs Brown a great new teacher md Gina Horton my parking space; and hist but not least, my|r thoiogy book and place on the wall to Chip I. LAVORG1A WARRENS, .cave mv baseball ability to Jim Mock, my speed to my brothir Michael (Cool Termite� . Mr Maxwell I solelv leavoa face: toniy sister Lamy ability to ope with other people 1. CARLTON WARRICK. Ic® Mr STVxwell some ties to wear. Rick ey Carter some hours Jo make the lllh grade. Bernard Goodwill and Anthony Stevens mynbilitv P I, CATHY WEAVERl leave mv high school years behind To Mrs Wright I leave my deae.lines and my many thanks; to Kate Pcdriok I leave my voice and much good luck; I leave mv dates to mv little sister Diane Kelso To Mr yarilhcrs I leave my deepest appreciation for all his adv ice; to my UtUr brother Dee I leave the car kevs and mv alarm clock To Jody IloArd and Coach McKmght I leave Christ's love and influence and to fob MeBay I leave my love. [ I. DIANA W10EK.V ing legs, 'poor-wlitl bewildered soul lih day: to John McGc — � 47 and the lei and lastly, to all my ing’ and make EB I. DON NY WEST, liavc to Pfvt Hall the , -k A • h .... the things you need to pass: to Cilia Horumuu mv iov . .mo a. im-oifiei i«.oenus of CA. I leave tne weekends, have fun ling} to Mr. Maxwell, the guarantee’ that some myself will be unexcusedly tardy to HR each I the bc l parking space in teacher's parking lot Sue lnMnaintaimng nis infinite female admirers; (facing Sisters' the advice to ‘Don’t Stop Believ- IBoud I. KAREN WHITE, leave to my ever lovin' sister all the mirrors at GA and my well established example I set for her; to Diane Wright I leave silent laughter; and last, but not least I wish all who enter and have enter this school GOOD LUCK' Oh. yea. to Gilbert Roddings I leave the memory of hot ironing Bye! I. CHARLENE WHITED, leave my clean Nike gym shoes to Mike Weber: to Chad Spnnk my ability to begin a conversation with any- one; io an the upcoming seniors T leave my Sincere Pity� ' Lisa McGraw; my nd to all upcoming off mi lection of i V l Ft usscii: m londa Wil- er. also mv ;w« !’• liams;mo.st of all I hats patience so that she may pa? attitude and smiles to all ' To my brother a lot of good conduct in sc I I ANGELA WII.LIAMS, leave to Debbie and Venus a ride home from band practice; to Lucy .. les and patience to be flute section leader’an ?r Judy Carter. I leave the same old quesliol .1 year; I leave my good buddy Stephanie L.u . |c turns and the will to get atlcastShcr right leg s. Lnd cheerfulness and love to Barrv Harris, for he ind I AVIS WILSON, leave to all underclassmen, patience anil endur- o., to prevail: to Raquel B own mv feet to get to HR on ime; to i.mie Martin all the glorv and highlight? of semoti� v; to Lisa an b t - --.....� . «... Ml. ...V gIVI F UIIU lll l Jl O' Doit White love and God's blessing; t6 to Nana I wi very thing; to all mv friends and enemi . 1 for ' gi mI luck ii wiil never jiMEI.A WILSON, leave my sister Rhonda my thoughts a phone in our room: to mv cousins Wendy and Mel. I lc; p and my ability to go to all of my classes: to Valerie and ‘ I my common sense: to April I lea’vdforevcf mv au iciness Baby Blue. Good luck to th«rest of my firdPs in 83 WORST, leave to Hank Hutto my abihtyldfetiWhe he has never had: to Jonathan Henrv my ability t i Coach McKmght said I never had; last, but hot least. 1 I pother my good looks he never could haute s'DA WOMACK, leave mv brothers Bubba Womack a fro my ability to make il through school; to Kathy Rt ► and a case of Strawberry V. to Jan Thomas my luck and r • 1 I ’ l i in il .11 � ko . w % I nm A - «_• .J I r..................... VVUUII i UV IIIUO III vlliu plly Purvis aJI the good-looking muscular bovs and last to Melissa OrieeeJ yy ny non-existant srnokmj pe ENTA WRICE. leave to Mrs. K Jn get along with the students;, ny grades and 1 insure her tha1 a nice attitude ana 2nd cousin Lorraine ,hQr arr much bettci th ..... - ......... tt smile anc ooii in JjJpes It wisely; to my granddaughter. Melanie Bdkcr. TOeavv Igence (which was not much) to make it to the 12th grad pt least. I leave all my good friends, patience and sillm Pirate friend of BHS. Dante Dart. ED WRICE, leave mv good looks to Kenneth Mathis: braiito the Isey Dumpster; my talent to sing to Phillip Dunwoody: and last, fades with the trash man. to a . YOUNG, leave to Mr. Nutt. Mrss. Eden field and Mrs Wheeler ipt v Jim Beam bottle I want to thank Mr Nutt and Mr. Wiggins ways being there when I needed a shoulder to cry on. To David, lot her I leave my love and hope his senior year is as good v mine nd to Rob. 1 wish you muerr happiness. Class Of ’83 The First important thing about being a junior is ordering class rings! Then comes the planning of JR. SR. in the Spring. Then comes the day when they finally get to go to their first JR. SR. Dance. After all of the excitement is over and when all the Seniors are gone they have the feeling of becoming SENIORS!!!!!! Advisor: Dillard Maxwell Advisor: Kathleen Vande- Linde Officers: left to right; Secretary Treasurer Melissa Bruely; Vice-Pres — Tina Day. Pres — Liz O’Sullivan Class of ’83 Ken Abel Rufus Aiken Jimmy Alford Andrew Amason Katherine Anderson Tammy Anderson Kevin Andrews Robin Anglin John Anz Rob Asbell Telelia Banks Karen Bankston j Stacey Bankston I Paula Barfield I Todd Barry Laura Benson Janie Benton John Benton Michael Benton Brent Berry Class Of ’83 Richard Bille Jean Blcakley Dean Bunderson Melissa Bruley Shannon Buckley Kelley Crean Darla Crowder Phyllis Curry Tim Burgstiner Class Of ’83 Carla Burrell Roslyn Busby Gloria Butts Leann Burney Stafford Burney Ron Burney An Caldwell Tina Calhoun Todd Carlisle Billie Carroll Donna Carroll Rhonda Carroll Robbie Clade Barbara Clayton Daisey Clinch Julianne Coe Charles Davis Elliot Davis A. Jerry Davis Pam Davis Sonjia Davis Susan Davis Tina Day Cindy Dees Debbie Denis Cathy Dent Class Of ’83 tfiFni. 1 Joey Devlin Eric Doak Kevin Doak Dawn Dubs Pat Eades Billy Edwards Kathy Edwards Paige Edwards Brenda Elkins Sharon Elkins Pam Ellington Chay Ellis Iasa Ellison Eric Engler Ephraim Evans Selena Fairell David Farrar Bobby Fields Glenn Fiveash Kathryn Fix V - Clinton Fonseca Rob Forbes Kathy Fraser Maurice Frasier Joey Frost Class Of ’83 Richard Gibbs Jim Gibson Terry Gillman Debra Glendenning Mary Glisson 9 Daniel James Tim Goodwill Steve Grimes Doris Griffin Mike Haas Class Of ’83 Dana Harris Malcom Harris Tracy Harris Class Of ’83 Shannon Hutcheson Richard Ivens Virginia James Amy Jenks Brenda Johnson Craig Johnson Guy Johnson Danny Jones Deborah Jones Kelvin Jones Class Of ’83 Joey Knowles Karen Knox Laura Leggett Beverly Lewis John Lokey Tonya McGee Lisa McGraw Curtis McKenzie Tami McKinley Sheila McManus Kelly McPike Mary McQueen Brenda Massen Don Mack Michael Mack Class Of ’83 Kym Minchew Steve Mistisshen Pat Moreland Charles Moring Janet Morrell Angela Mahood Warren Mann Stephanie Martin Sherlene Mathis Oliver Mauch Andy Maxwell Karen Mead Laura Lee Mendenhall Tammy Middeke David Miller Grace Milne Troy Miller Jennifer Mills Randy Mills Dennis Noble Melissa O’Conner Angela Odum Lisa O’Neill Melissa Orians Liz O’Sullivan David Owens Mitchell Owens Class Of ’83 Betty Pace Charles Padgett Kathryn Palmer s Dana Parish Greg Parker Lori Parker Debbie Parmalee Jackie Patelidas Brendan Patnode Renee Patnode Joe Patterson Collette Paul John D. Paulk, IV Galin Pike Lorena Pimental Sara Prior Kathy Pedrick Chris Pendarvis Wyvonda Perkins Class Of ’83 Margaret Poppell Jackie Porter Kim Priester Bonnie Rowland Amber Rush David Sarich Class Of ’83 Cliff Thomas Darrell Thomas Harriet Thomas Sherri Thomas Craig Thomas Karen Traylor Kelley Tresher Leigh Tresher Sally Towbridge Tony Tyson Rob Vernon Jim Vinyard Marquita Walker Rhonda Walker Brenda Walthour Mike Weber Sharon West Deiris White Mandy Young Kathryne Yarborough Audrey Wynn Diane Wright Lea Winn Tim Williamson P ‘-v I Joe White Carla Whitfield Dianne Whitt Maria Whorton Ryan Whorton Class Of '83 Class Of 84 The Sophomore year is one of the easiest. They don’t have to worry about getting lost, of being pushed around, but at the same time, they are look- ing forward to ordering class rings and the Jun- Mrs. Wheeler Class Of ’84 Gene Berrie Carl Bland Sherrie Bologne Brian Bennett Tangie Bennett Sherry Benton Arthur Banks Robin Bargeron Terrieeta Batts Diana Bauer Billy Bennett Class Of 84 Kelly Booth Lisa Bourne Bill Boxeman Daniel Bradley Ann Bragg Frank Brown Lynn Brown Melissa Brown Sandra Brown Thomas Brown Thomas Brown, Jr. Laurie Budd Griffin Bufkin Donna Bullard Katherine Burnem r i i I Walter Burns Karen Burton Jeff Burton Laura Butler Alan Cain A 1 Ben Camp Joey Carlo Earnest Carroll Edna Carroll Janice Carroll Class Of 84 Minnie Collins Joe Combs Jackie Conner Andy Cason Connie Cates Kim Chamberlain Linda Chandler Gwen Chapman Allison Clements Kathy Clements Crystal Clark Eric Clark Gary Clark Elmer Clark Dawn Clyatt Vince Cobb Class Of 84 Jerrome Core Maria Correia Pam Crosby Gary Council Donna Curry Alex Desmonie Troy Devlin Gina Dills Curtis Dismuke Emma Dixon Hob Dobbs Eddie Dobson Mesa Dowling Michelle Downs Steve Drader A Angela Drake Susan Drawdy V IB' - ■ Ansley Drury Kevin Dubois yk Debbie Dunagan jfr. • V « Class Of 84 Lennis Casque Ronald Glisson Katie Goodrich Andrew Frazier Frederick Frazier Kerry Frederick Tanya Frederick Diane Fudge Class Of 84 Randy Graham Brian Graves Laura Gray Abraham Grant LaVerne Grant Curtis Grovner Stacey Grovner Leigh Gunnels Wayne Hall Hank Hankerson Trina Hartridge Alan Hatcher Chris Hawkins Beth Haven Doug Hayden Class Of 84 Kim Haydon Jonathan Hendry Felecia Henley Leonard Holton Nina House Judy Howard Debra Hudson Kerry Huttner Hank Hutto Les Jackson Katrina Jackson Class Of 84 Wendy Jackson Roy Jansen Cyndy Johnson Candice Johnson Robert Johnson Brad Jordan Colette Kase Kevin Klingler Susan Kelley Clinton Ketchup Kristi Kirkcndal! Jeff Knight Paige Knight Stephanie Knight Susan Knight Class Of 84 John Knowles Penny LaCrosse Lisa Lairsey James Laurence Emmett Lee Sonja Lennon Roderick Life Roy Lipthratt Darrell Maxwell Robert Maxwell Curtis McCarthy Class Of 84 Nancy McCloskey Renee McCullar Greg McCully April McGregor Grace McGhee Bryan McIntosh Tom McKinley Kyle McKinney Kim McLemore Dale McNabb Deborah Minter Hawaii Mitchell Stephanie Mobley Jim Mock Laura Mollenhauer David Moreland Donna Morris Felicia Morns William Morris James Morrell Class Of 84 Terry Newton Scott Nichols Elizabeth Nisbeth Nancy Mower Beverly Murphy Jeff Newsome Diane Peacock Barbra Pechin Tony Penrotte Slade Northington Gary Odom Kathy Oliver Ronnie Olsen Steve O’Cain Wayne O’Neal Ingrid Overman Floyd Patterson Jade Patterson James Patterson Class Of 84 Debra Quinn Dwanye Ramsey Phillip Ray Jennifer Reda Stanley Reddings Jennifer Reddings Mary Ribron Michael Ritchison Vickie Roberson Sabrenia Robinson Judy Floy a 1 Russell Rozier Pamela Ruff Brian Rushing Robin Ryals Class Of 84 Allen Sapp David Sapp Shannon Sasser Class Of 84 Bobby Stalvey Connie Stevens Michelle Stephens Janice Stevens Darrin Strickland Helen Stephens Scott Stephens Brad Stroud David Swann Terri Sylvia -w David Trawick Jill Trenkle Karl Trottie Keith Troxell Gloria Vail Mitzi Vernon Paige Vicent Lisa Wainwright Gracia Walker Ricky Walker Class Of 84 Joe ii isn Well. Earl Walker Johnnie Watkins Sandra Walthour George Warwick Deborah Watts Doreen Washington Woody Wheeler Franklin Whisenant Whit Whittle Davis Wilcox April Williams Joshlyn Wilson David Wise Wade Withrow James Womack Adrian Wood Cliff Woodman Dodd Worley Billy Worst Gloria Wright Laurinda Wright Beverly Winn Nancy Wynn Karen Younger Lana Yawn Bob Best Bernadette Bivens Carlas Navarro Class Of 84 Class Of ’85 The Freshman year is the hardest. They have to worry about walking into the wrong classrooms, getting lost, and being called “babies” by the Sen- ior class. In spite of this, the freshman is excited about starting a new year and beginning a new life at Glynn Academy. Alisa Hornstein, Tyra Warner. Michelle Meeler Class Of ’85 Jeff Barlow Carol Barnard Charon Batson Class Of ’85 Jenny Beaufait Maria Beaureguard Shea Beck Andrea Beddard Susmitha Bellman Christine Brantly Chris Bradley Teresa Breck James Brock Tammy Brockington Walter Bryan Steven Bryant Maurice Bryson Amanda Buchan Crystal Buchner Class Of ’85 Class Of ’85 Carol Cook Laura Cook Jimmy Corson Dwayne Cothren Keith Cothren Susan Cribbs Teresa Cribbs Pam Critchley Jimmy Crosby Robert Crosby Sharon Cross Piave Cummings Emily Curry Donald Dance George Darrisaw Kenneth Davis Lisa Davis Phyllis Davis Sabrina Davis Karen Dixon Curtis Domain Maurice Douglas Beverly Drawdy Karen Drawdy Kimberly Drury Savon Duchien Phillip Dunwoody Gary Dutka Glenda Dykes Slay Edwards I Class Of ’85 Lorraine Ehlers Terri Elder Mandi Ellis Rodney Ellis Alex Etheredge Penny Faison Tschia Famine Thomas Farmer Kelly Dawn Faulk Charity Feuz Jenny Feuz Forrest Foster Alisa Franklin Melvin Freeman Ronald Fulton Donald Gandy n J Class Of ’85 James Gilbert James Goodrich Amy Graham Alford Grant John Grant John Greer Andre Griffin Andy Griffin Jody Griffin Sandy Grinstead David Haddock Larry Hale Richard Hale Michael Hale Sheila Hall Tony Hall Felecia Hardee Jeff Hardee Douglas Harris Terry Harrison Deidre Hartsell Gregg Harvell John Havens Susan Haynes Todd Hendrix Class Of ’85 Katherine Holland Virginina Holloway Lori Holmes Alisa Hornstein Amy Horton Michael Higginbotham Pam Hinkle Timothy Holcomb Leatrice Henley Angela Herr Johnnie Hester Lutricia Jackson Pernel Jackson Sheri Jackson Class Of ’85 James Lane Lorraine Lane Teresa Laricey Jones Lawrence Jan Leavy Chip James Shane James Angie Johnson Diane Johnson Marie Johnson Robin Knight Melissa Krakowski George Lucas Buddy Lane David Lane Mandy Kelley Diane Kelso Lisa Kennison Tim Kirkland Dorothy Kirksey Sarah Johnson Brian Jones Timothy Jones Tonya Jones Terrolyn Jowers Steven Kasha Kris Kaufman Micheal Keach Stanley Keach Kevin Kelley Class Of ’85 Class Of ’85 Yvonne Mason Angela Massey Kevin Mathis Sherry May Vanessa Mays David McClain Randy McCumbers Melody McDowell Roy McDowell John McGeachy Jeffery Minchew Clarence Minter Paul Minter Tim Mitchell Saka Moore Danna Morris Diane Morris Sandra Moses Jerome Mosley Paul Mozo Donna Murray Pamela Murry Wade Murray Class Of ’85 Dee Dee Peters Eric Pfeifer Kelly Phillips Class Of ’85 Chris Pickens Charlott Pike Tammy Pollard Doris Popped Jimmy Poston John Pruett Linda Purvis Brenda Ramsey Debra Ramsey Keith Ramsey Lisa Ramsey Theresa Ramsey Trina Randolph Michelle Reece Becky Reyes Kim Rice Pam Rice Laura Richardson Derrick Roberts Zeneta Roberts Class Of ’85 Ed Stelle Eric Stephen Freddie Stephens Dale Settles Brenda Seymour Terri Sheard i Philip Sheffield Richard Short Angela Simmons Anthony Simmons Rhonda Simmons Thinking is one of my greatest Arts Class Of ’85 Sharon Story Darren Stream Dena Stubbs Cynthia Sturkie Scott Sullins Kelly Tanner Jeff Taunton Robert Taylor Earl Thomas Irlene Thomas Jackie Thomas Carlette Thompson Madrae Thompson Martin Thompson Stephen Thompson Emory Thorpe Erin Tierney Mark Tipton Susie Todd Linnie Torkildsen Joe Trevathan Julie Vail Beth Anne Veasey Chris Vigna Tammy Vincent Brad Walker Richard Walker Rovena Walker Amy Wallin Tyra Warner Class Of ’85 William West Susan Wetzel Dena Whing Tammy White Shannon Whotton Christine Williamson Heather Wilson Ronda Wilson Carla Wiggins Alden Williams Barbara Williams Robin Williams Tamara Williams Anthony Wooten Emory Wright Karen Wright Class Of ’85 Lisa Wright Jay Yarborough Vinson Wynn Lynn Younce Jill Young 1982 1983 1984 1985 1982 1983 1984 1985 1982 1983 1984 1985 1982 1983 1984 1985 1982 1983 1984 1985 1982 1983 1984 1985 1982 1983 . '««i Ad Index Air National Guard............266 Altman’s......a.....4______JjBj I'-. il Be American Nationa H pnj� ■ Arco Hardware .... 4 t Asher, Paul Avon’s Barber Style.........261 Babcoxi and Wilcox ...........273 Balloons Unlimited............265 Bea’s Blossom Shop ...........264 Belk Hudson...................276 Brown and Wheeler .........p... 259 Brunswick Manufacturing ......278 Byers Building Supply ........259 Burger King ............... 272 Community M iclcies Car Care Center ......277 Exchange Club of Brunswick —263 Family Tree Antiques ..........270 First Federal Savings..........271 276 swtek Memorial Hospital ... .283 entral Hardware .. First National Ba Fraser, Kathy ..................261 Georgia Pacific ............... 279 w Glover Printing ................270 Glynn (Concrete ................268 Golden Isles Sports Shop .......284 4 I Good and Natural Foods .........259 Ha Ha ..........................284 Hendrix Shoes ................. 277 Hildegard’s Antiques and Collecti- bles ..........L.................284 Coastal Gulf Oil ................270 I.G.A. Jekyll ...................264 Coastal Printing ................270 Insurance Agency of Glynn.......263 Coca-Cola Company................265 Island Wear .................... 282 'Islander Shoei TlT’ frother jjardware . . 282 £68. jjekyll Island Ha$$jj re John A. Tuten ..Associates........263 .............. .... Sand|ollar Gifts..............280 Savannah First Federal........260 Kody’s Mary Ragland Photography .. Sef Pak .261 Sheffield Distributing Company . 279 . Shelihder Cowan;..................269 Miller, Bill Photography _____267 . Murray’s......W-284 Skatetime U.S.A. Suzuki ....... co Nacho ... McClurd-Mullis Funeral Home .268 McDonalds......... 268 Teel Services Nautilus Fitness Center . . 265 O’Quinn’s ......;.A.. '4 ,.......278 Light . _ _ _____________Jwft Parker-Kaufman Realtors......265J Peter’s Mens Shop .......... 26? Pizza Inn ............. -M 2811 United Polygraph........... 111 age Exchange ...........259 Port City Pools . anderer Motel ............r.278 tgp|K Wine and Cheese Cellar ........272 World IliFi ...................272 Ramada Ijjn ............... 269 fl Rdgers Jewelers '1 ............268 W. i I Credits Title and Closing page Photographs .. David Miller Club Pictures ... Jim Blankenship Senior Portraits ... Jack Rudasill Underclass Portraits ... Photographic Assistance Corp., Decatur, Ga. Color photography ... Jim Blankenship, David Miller, Gayle Blanton Staff Photographers ... Ted Dennard, Kevin Kiingler, David Miller, Paige Wtent, Cynthia Senior Last Will Editing and Typing ,. Gayle Blanton M Opening and Closing Sections. Senior Last will and Testaments, and Division Pages .. Glen Dewberr Feature Section Mary McGeachy and Kathy Fraser (co-editors). Kip Keenan, Paige Vicent Sports Section David Hornstein (Editor), John Holland. David Miller, Rob Forbes Class and Faculty Section Deiris White (editor), Renee McCullar, Kim McLemore, Kevin Elingler i� Club Section Tim Surgstiner (editor). Beth Harris, Ted Dennlrd Ad Section . Craig Johnson (editor), Amy Jenks. Vikki Kicklifcbter. Cynthia Meadows Cover Design Rob Forbes and Glen Dewberry «Mil Typing . Elaine Griffin 4 All Art jVork . i. Rob Forbes “ «f Representative ... Danny Scott ■Editor� . . Glen Dewberry Asst. Editor . . Kathy Fraser Advisor 1 Gayle Blanton Publisher .. Josten’s American Yearbook Company Clarksville, Tennessee. ' $ m — — — Specifications A The 304 page 1982 HIGH TIDE was published by Josten American Yearbook Company, Clarksville, Tennessee, with a press run in excess of 1100 copies and a budget of $20,000. The quarter bound cover included colors of Flame Red No. 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 was 80 pound enamel, with a trim size of 8'A by 11 inches. Headlines, body copy and caption copy were all Angeles with face size 42, 10 and 8 point. Company representative was Danny Scott. The views expressed were those of the HIGH TIDE staff, not necessarily those of the students, faculty or administration of Glynn Academy. Ub � u W'VK-4« 3F JP.tt (W Il47 : Village Exchange, Mrs. Gayle Blanton “JS t u fe raig Johnson ,... mmm m ISKfii rv Jim 'vim, Pfv Jwl- Good Luck Seniors! vtGOO� � - NaturSl vjfoods 5 SSETE selection of natural foods Wm 4W«663 uQuar.rD 120f OCEAN BLVD. f ;jjjwr; pE 3 Congratulations Seniors!- EH Cl • mh : STEM NTT ... AIANAGER: I 20! OCtAN BLVO. dJfTOlwAllfc KASZANS st SIMONS, GA.31S22 I l%S - MJ Shirley’s XslCLTld Congratulations Shoppe Seniors Unique And Contemporary Styles For Men And UNITED POL YGRAPH SER VICE Women 1803' , NORWICH STREET BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA 31520 315 Mallory St. St. Simons Island GA 31522 JAMES M. GAMBLE. SR. BUS. 638 3535 Licensed Examiner RES. 638-8047 SAVANNAH FIRST FEDERAL First Federal Savings Loan Association Brunswick Office Brunswick Mall Congratulations Class Of 1982 Compliments Of AVON’S BARBER STYLE Total Hair Care Center Congratulations Phone: 265-6641 To The Class Of ’82 To Those Of You “Quality Male Apparel” Who Escaped And Those Who Survived PETER’S MEN SHOP Kathy Fraser Izod, Levi, Wrangler, Robert Bruce Downtown — Mall RICH-SEAPAK CORPORATION St. Simons Island Congratulations To The Class Of 1982!! You Made It! '%t Svckcwup. Club ShuMuHck Sponsors Of The Exchange Club Fair Best Wishes To The Class Of 1982 (912) 264 9307 DICKEY’S CAR CARE CENTER ' SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS RYDER TRUCK RENTAL SERVICE DAY 264 9307 NITE 264 0477 G.A. Is The Place! Compliments Of The INSURANCE AGENCY OF GLYNN BEA’S BLOSSOM SHOP 3503 FREDERICA ROAD ST. SIMONS ISLAND, GA. 31522 Feminine Apparel Downtown Bwsk 265-2100 Congratulations Terrors! Brunswick Mall 265-2322 JEKYLL ISLAND IGA SUPER MARKET Jekyll Island 635-2572 V j Nautilus - Brunswick FITNESS CENTER. INC BALLOONS UNLIMITED Where Inflation Is Fun! Compliments Of Peaches Piper 265-7983 Paul H. Asher COASTAL FOR ALL YOUR PRINTING NEEDS Speed, Quality and Competitive Prices 1208 Gloucester Street Brunswick, Georgia 31520 Phone 264-4809 New Mailing Service 'KaufrttciK 513 Gloucester 4616 Altama Av. JEKYLL SHOPPING CENTER 1699 Frederica Rd. Congratulations Seniors! Ask About Your Opportunities In The Air National Guard On St. Simons Island. Call 638-4292 BILL MILLER PHOTOGRAPHY WEDDINGS . $� ENVIRONMENTAL PORTRAITS - VI NG COLOR 131 ARTHUR MOORE DR. ST. SIMONS ISLAND. GA MARTI MILLER 8-8558 Best Wishes From TOGS Located In The Brunswick Mall Congratulations To The Class Of 1982 Best Wishes From ROGER’S JEWELERS BRUMIT’S LUGGAGE, INC. GLYNN CONCRETE Brunswick Mall 264-4681 JEKYLL PHARMACY Congratulations Seniors McCLURD-MULLIS MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME Morticians — Funeral Directors Since 1935 AA Formerly Gibson-Hart-Durden 3015 Altama Avenue 11 Brunswick, GA 31520 265-5210 fl McDonald's I ■ 1® Best Wishes Class Of ’82 J. C. STROTHER’S HARDWARE Nobody Can Do It Like McDonald’s Can 1803 Glynn Ave. 4543 Altama U.S. 341 1-95 FOR TEENAGERS CONFIDENTIAL HEALTH SERVICES Glynn County Health Department 1609 Newcastle Street, Room 302 Brunswick, Georgia Phone: 264-1935 TEEN SERVICES m Good Luck To The Class Of ’82 m REALTOR MARY RAGLAND PHOTOGRAPHY SHELANDER- COWDEN ASSOCIATES, INC. 1101 Gloucester — Bwk. 265-2581 Congratulations ’82 I YOUW MndtptnfttW 1 V huma § ao«nt J RAMADA INN Jekyll Isl, GA Thad J. Smith PRESIDENT COASTAL GULF OIL. INC. POST OFFICE BOX 11 7 1025 BAY STREET BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA 31521 912 265-2275 GLOVER PRINTING L- COMPANY, INC. 616 Bay Street Brunswick, GA Serving Brunswick And The Golden Isles Since 1907 Office Supplies And Printing 265-4590 £)©C3 n-m’j Good Luck Class Of ’82 Jfamilg (Tree Antiques (D]ings 121V? 3flallory St. (at % |3irr| St. Simon� 3� lanb, dieorgia 31522 (91?) 638-1783 (filmier� : $lat Hot KirkrU Compliments Of COASTAL CHEVROLET Gloucester Street ST SIMONS OFFICE. 62 I Ocean Boulevard 638 8646 St Simons Island. Georgia 31522 WAYCROSS OFFICE 2 I 10 Memorial Drive 285-2077 Waycross. Georgia 31 501 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS L0AN ASSOCIATION ALTAMA OFFICE 4401 Altama Avenue 264 34 34 Brunswick. Georgia 31520 MAIN OFFICE 777 Gloucester Street Brunswick. Georgia - rTifffp Mi TSLIC SAVANNAH OFFICE 701 7 Abercorn Street Extension 027 2377 Savannah Georgia 31406 HINESVILLE OFFICE 404 Sooth Main Street 876 2 185 Hinesville. Georgia 31313 ALMA DIVISION OFFICE West Twelfth Street 632 5083 Alma Georgia 31510 !0u i -Ous LENDER PRESTIGE FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF BRUNSWICK Congratulations! To The Class Of '82 From Altama Ave BURGER 'OK m PM ■ Interchange V%II W THE WINE AND CHEESE CELLAR You’re Always Welcome — Redfern Village SSI Pride in our people, pride in our products At Babcock Wilcox, we are very proud of the products we make. They have been well designed, carefully manufactured and quality checked to be certain they are doing the job expected of them. We attribute this success to our skilled, professional employees. Our employees have designed and built some of the most efficient utility boilers ever produced and the related equipment which has helped us maintain our position as a leader in the energy field. To hold this competitive position, we must continually attract motivated employees by providing job challenge, opportunities for personal advancement, and rewards for performance. That’s why Babcock Wilcox provides both internal and external educational programs. Since 1956 when our Aid-to-Education Program was established, more than $3 million in scholarships and grants has gone to worthy students and colleges. In 1981 alone, we distributed $207,000 to schools and students. We believe that education is not an experience which begins with the first grade and ends with graduation. Rather, learning is a continuous life-long process. Babcock Wilcox a McDermott company Compliments Of BRUNSWICK COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. things go better,! with Coke Private Parties By Reservation Call 264-9466 Open Sessions Nightly Wed.-Fri. Sat. Sun. Matinees Wed — Sat — Sun Highway 17 North Brunswick, Georgia 311 Eisenhower Drive Savannah, Georgia Brunswick’s Leading Department Store Brunswick Mall Brunswick, Georgia 31520 Phone: 912 264-3516 RelR Hudson Hudson Banking’s best at the big blue T. IT First National Bank of Brunswick MAIN OKHC 510 Gloucester Street. P O Box 1477. Brunswick.Ga 3152 I � 12 2r $-02ft4� A I. TAM A 4410 Alumj Avenue. Brunswick, Ga 31520 912 26$ $242) ISLAND 220} Demere Road, St Simons Island, (.a 3I$22 912 638 334R) NOK IH BRUNSWICK 42}6 Norwich Street, Brunswick,Ga 3l$20(9l2-26$-23l4 NORWICH 3303 Norwich Street, Brunswick.Ga 3l$20 9l2-26$-l )3$) A Tnut Company Hank In (,eorju Umbrr I I )K Gt itHotn Complete Line Of Groceries Open 7 Days A Week hnot shop COMMUNITY SUPER MARKET At The Pier St. Simons Island Macrame Supplies Open Monday-Saturday. 8:30 a m.-6:00 p m Sunday, 10:00 a m-3.00 p m. 121 Mallory Street Phone (912) 638-2541 Owners Bob Pat Nickels Brunswick Mall Telephone Brunswick. 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Amy, Vikki, Cynthia Phone 265-3380 GOLDEN ISLES SPORTS SHOP It Pays To Play” 1423 Newcastle St. Bwk, GA Karen, Kevin, Jay Richard mior i_ nd Tes ARTHUR BUTLER, dohereby give Mr. Wiggins his Chciri Mrs Tasciotti all her papers and tests that Iso diligenti fir: S. I give nlv 4«bars Iwrv SYl ;radcd; t do hereby laave to my avc a great tlrer scars dby Glynn A idenn I lunrV reaclr I. TAMMY I fingers for t my tractoM space to wni Mrs. Chance them. ridin, I. CHnRYI my thaiflH cadets i «{ «.being of sound mind and body, hereby leave fation to I.cdr. Stokes, and my patience with the , eif Allen. I leave my wit to Sarah Sullivan and Sabrenia Larry. I leave my ability to to on to James iebbic ponis I leave a straight head and to all GA stu- IMpeommg students, the ability to learn and think (because d it) (HAI1A) BKNNKrf. being of sound mind and body leave to the eopl� to Dale McNabb I leave my athletic ability so that cramps bn the bus coming back from state; to Dean Bun ackage of Sweet-Tarts; to Eric Kauffman some hair on his •inter; to Mr Blasko I leave $50 so he can get some water- � «--a||y to my sister Kim, I leave my locker and the ' eel into Lrouble and continues to make good mg of sound mind, hereby togfache le Wesley, to Ken ■ To the class of 83, 8-1 and hopes that s grades. ___. )RKI£N C BIV ;n!s : oing orsound mind arfifllbdy hereby leave !i ■ officer h'at%nd t ®k tofMarv Willians; my wear ami tear ROTC to Diana Wngflt. my cleaness to Jackie Porter. Mv thanks to jy locRes for putting up with me for four vears: my ability to go on and dirty clothes also. To Brian Jones I leave the aoiluv a I- lo Glur Am Hardy the ability to keep on trying no ard it gets ONATINE BRuWA .of so and mind and body do hereby a Processing, knowledge to Renee Simkins; mv sweet id « harm to Candace Johnson; my English notebook to Jr Mv extra hours of graduation to Pamela Sim v to Kirk Williams, and my waistline to Mrs. Tasciotti. I. CHRIS BRijW rm not so sound mind and body leave Glynn Acade- m pflceBPs ranquiKty for its last few remaining vears. To Todd Barr Tho agony of defeat with the Football team; to Hope Cohen |m rhcr long three years here at Glynn And to all mv ex-teachers I bid farewell, especially to nuttv Mr. Mutt. I. ELIZABETH BROWN, being of the unsoundest mind and doby. do hereby bequeath to Laura Mollenhaucr and Jennifer Redding the ability to be serious at lunch; and to Laura, especially. I leav the ability to stay on ail eight wheels! To all mv other friends at GA I leave patience. You'll need it to get out of here! I. JOHN BROWNING, being of spaced mind and sound body, do hereby leave my right arm to Mrs. (Mom) Wheeler so she can carry her suitcases: to Larry Doke I leave my manners since ho has none: to !• y§A COINER, being of super nund and bodv. do bequeath to Joev and Troy Devlin all my English tests from Mrs. Starling (They’re going to need it.) Mv parking place to Mr. Hunt. Mv VOT job to Shannon Hutcheson My loeke to Michael Keach. And most of all mv new Camaro to my good-looking, girl-crazy brother Roger who plavs football for BUS. My shorthand book to Mrs. Chapman, and all mv thanks to Mrs. Julie Davis who helped me through all my troubles.'! love you lots. Good Luck under classmen - you’re gonna need it 285 m-- Senior Last Will And Testaments A COPE, being of «Sound mind and body do bequeath my t«un Lua. m book to the needy students. I leave forget- � s to Mrs Dunwody and Mrs. Johnson filmy endless er- , friend for life7—T love UN F. OX. being of sfluafl rrlirtd trlhody do hereby leave rn Mnithermnn the nest time of my ;ife (Richmond Hill) to i Spaulding 1 thank you for helping me realize life is too good to ...__To Kathy Cdwards thanks ft bwi . ya. And to iIk- unclodtiassmen. Goo i Luc I I. R0S1LYN DALLAS. being of sound mu d and body leave my body to Mrs. ChapmatvYuDcbra m cfhssof.85 my brain because she is going to need it. to Lisa at iny looks. I. ARCHIE DAVIS. b ;ing of no mind and body, do leave to all the ’ during lunch. And all freshmen mv ability t my love to Paula Sue t on and off campas jlliamson I. DENI A DAVIS being of sound mind anci weary body. leave my earthly possessions: my extrahours ui Wilma preen so that she may leave GA one day. mvjjharnflo Bogfy, Thomas-to help her solve her problems t i1 iftarM ;md R mi n vr t parenti ness an Wesley, not least with Leonard and Bennyffto Carolyn Blidge J leave my when i go iojpollege|hcy won’t nag me. I leave my uniquc- do to renrese J Fruit 1.leave m - leave Lisa Koss °R® V iff me hi tit y to nse )sy yog u ng allar nK licTellc limes. Last but Clifford. nv it a ry ot im- I. ROBERT VICKERS DAVIS, being ofrsulB able Ixxly. d h. rrm : «■ } esih to the foi. wing: to Mr. Maxwell a bunch oi ethmc iokes Kevin Hildebrand© my Davie Bowie and Elivs Costello a tmms. u Mr. Vose an anli-Fasgist attitude, and to Gay Bailey o;nr trunt In what I've said to her I I.ISA. DFCURTIS. being of withered mind and shrunk body, do her. t m e o jeffrey Wayriemy friendship and love forever, to the 0 A Rand I lca e all the lasting memories you all gave mo. you all will always be the Pride of the Golden Isles', to Donna, please don't forget to visit me and Suzy at VSC. I. GRACE DEF0GG1. in a slate of madness, do hereby leave my mythology book and contract to Karen Melton, to all of the guards' of GA I leave all the passes and sorry excuses of why I’m leaving cam- pus. and to Mrs. Wright I leave you the hope that MAYBE your students next year will forget your birthday (Oct. 27.) 1. JOSEPH GLEN PFWBFRRY. being f somewhat questionable sound mind and hod', bequeath the following items to these lucky people: to Stew Brown I leave m fake ID, so that he can hit all the oars; to Craig Johnson I leave Thor me -Might Hammer's cousin; to CynTmTwcadows I leave a picture of rrfee that she never took; to Amber Rush I leave my tongue; and 10 'Lurch' 1 leave my middle finger. 1, ERIKA K DISMER. being od bequeath the following: tu K greatest teachers and knaA for fantastic future teams! or and Melissa — good ;u w ho can keep his halanr| .1 R Wiggins, overy an -ipolog’. l o( «nisei iblc viable mind and or body, ick, my favoirte son. I leave my ; to Anne Duke. I leave hopes win with ease; to Nutt and Wheel- each other: to A Robb — a treasurer ncle Robbie, an unending friendship; to gossip I've ever heard; to J. Stephens — Bag and Feather Pillow are leaving with me; to GT and L.K., I leave — oh. well, they've got everything any way Diane KelsII to him I leave the best looking guy at GA. becau j- von doson him. I. DKBBTPPWBBR. being of sound mind and body leave to Mrs. I). Johnson the hope that she will get another student like me; to Mrs. LUflHfci I leave another Kathy and Sid for next year; to anyone who ■ nickname (Lurch) (BABY CAT) DRURY, being of sound mind and body, bo- iheTnMowing my grumpiness wichn I’m on the way to school nsfey: my ability to score well (on the golf course). ■69's to Faunk arid Dick; my awesome ability to hit the Chief (S on S); two overused words that caused out ?s many a headache to Murdock and P-Funk; finally I and Chico the hope that they can find another means’ of to M' el high' _ football c leave to Bn transporta I. MICllXlSL L DRURY, being of sound but inebriated mind and bodv. dofcereoy bequeath mv mythology book and a Doobie sandwich to Tcrfy Mdtros; a fifth of Chivas Regal to Mr. Vose; and a special thangs if Mrs. Wright who made my Jr. and Sr. years worthwhile. I. WANDA 0URRANCE. do hereby leave the following: to Mrs; Julio Divis I «leave my VOT notebook; to Mrs. Tasciotti I leave all the homcwork'papers she received so she'll have to grade them; to Mrs. JunufBrown I leave my Chapter 28 (ail 3 copies). To Mrs. Dons John- sori njeave mv mythology book; to Angela Odoin 1 leave her the ' Aliy Bear' shc's.finally found; to Lisa.Tammy and Lauren I give tppBmmones of old Ga which we will take with us. To the under classmen. 1 leave my parking space to the first one who gets there. I COZETTA DUNHAM, of sound mind and a slim, fine body, leave the following to: Karen Wright, my fine body and good look-. m drivind ability to Shirley Pinckney and last but not least, im lunch ticket to Mitchell Life 1 SABRENA DYAL. of sound mind and fine body. eJvo the follow ing to Sandra Moses mv thighs: toWilfred Cash my last penny I ha c in the wholeworld: toPInkf mv lunrh ticket; to Lisa Rose a string of my long beautiful hair; to Vincent Cross all my extr.� hotirf and last but not least, to Ronald Hughes, sixty-five cents for lunch next year. I. DJF. being of no mind and no body, do hereby bequeath the follow mg: to Mrs. Wright, two trips to Athens, one big sigh and this thought: the Phantom will never wash off; to Mr. Wiggins twolglazed dough- nuts and a fresh supply of delinquency forms: to Mr. Stephens, out favorite tourist, twdolphm eyes and a bolt !o of Royal Copenhagen: to semi Russell ffbag of cookies to hid ' from his parents; to Chris Elade. a red 'balloon 1, DEBORAH ELAINE FOUCHK. being of confused mind and body do hereby bequeath to mv friends.the following: to all my horse- loving frienlsTL.K., S.T.. R.C.. UL.TC£., T.H JvA.) all those many stacks of old horse magazines crammed to the back pi my locker ( s 1 Science); to Mrs. Wright and Mr Nutt I leave all my knowledge of horses through all those theme writings and essays I did. md last but not least I leave all the luck in the world to all mv Junior friends you're gonna nerd it! The best of luck for a happy and fulfilled Senior year! I. CHERYL FRAZIER being of noisy mind and tall luxfV would like to leave these few but needs things to the remaining prisoners aiGA. I would like to leave Doris Griffin my ability to get along witn teach ers. especially Mr. Wiggins (you asked for it) To Sonia David 1 leav mv ability to take one guv at a time take it easy). To Renee Simkins I leave Pam Simpkins — lake rare of y our darling sister. To Frederick Frazier I leave the words COMMON SENSE. I also wish lots of luck To Tina Sinclair and Mary McQueen I leave all the left-over ink out in Mrs. Floyd's room To Stacey Grovner. Wayne Hall, Hank Hanker- son. Harry Harris Amlrn'e Griffin. George Darrisaw. Anthony Sim- mons I leave all mv left-over quarter hours — you’all might just need A them. To Mr. Pinson 1 leave my warm snile, I know you're going to JM thank me for not breaking Zeus’ rule or hospitality I. ERIC FUDGE. MADDOG. along with I) L. J.M.. B V . J.M . and J.S., leave to theUnderclassmen the ability to party week in and week ouC I also wish Ft o leave Woody Wheeler m • siffclrabdity and to Todd Barry luck with the women. I. BRmKa HAS' GALBREATH. bemcH tonecH body, (TO hereby leave the following to Lisa Davis in the hopes recovers from her mental delusions; to Shannon Whorton all jny 1 forged� xc uses and to the rest of the GA suckers, the hopes that they pass this Prison.' I. CLIFF GASSETT. being in this State of insanity, have but orte thing ve all of my love, it’s all I've got. you — good luck! of mind and run-doWp inbody. do next year's overdu iibrary fines; o master a 'Rubik s ubo k’saCllbc sW nnc to leave, to Iasa Linkcnheimcr 1 I but I’ve got pleanty. To the rest 1. ROBER T GEIGER, being ab: hereby leave unto Tina Davis and to Lea Wynn, my inabi’ I. BILL GRAHAM, befog of Sunken mind and swinging body, do | henfiv leave.the Galaxi .r 00 and all of my polled frineds to Scott Sullins; to Wtrvne PierceIleavc my Golden Grain with one shot class. andAil of my Judas Priest lapesjfor both of them,to fight over. To the rcsjTof the‘lower classmen I say party sUgnUy. polightly and if Apible all nightly.' pWW £ Jp LfcLAKE GAl'GHF, being of not so sound mmd and so id body(il gbess) do hereby leave all gny needs them, because whgn . I. NANCY GUSSON. following supdents: to skipping that 1 have had. who'T bonowill still be her’ hoping it will ulwavs be stron lea hassli vears. six to bc exact to ariyonc who i e here this year, I ain't cornin’ back! Ur sound mind and body, leave to the J leave her all the bad luck in can do better; to Guy Johnson leave all my love and friendship. Cnd to everyone else. I shall leave the I. CARLTON GREEN, being'of sound mind and alright body, hereby leave the sch«x l to the class of 83. and to Sharon Green I leave my knowledge to continue on. but last not least, leave all my charm to the guys to aisc on their ladies. mv last will and testament, leave to Jim y book and a good spitting spot on the wall; hn a pack of molded Redman in my smelly i. bobIgriner. old s brolhe and in locfc r A. DA WAN A GWR. being of sound mind but short body, do hereby leave everything I’ve ever nad. Wanted or earned to Cathy Stillwa- gononclucfing rqy car. she. knows wfiy. And to Angie Odom. 1 leave Senior Last Will ip advice 'H DEBORAH jy groat smii __ Jrown: I also leave my _ day school classes to my iming.' ind unique body, he Mf|bny Rafter ai Sherlene Mathis a sui n wi h.’lLon and Jc m I. BARBARA Sheppare Atkins Emma Dixon ml Ricke i. vanessa a gr leave toahe follow! hours. Wilma Grq ve Donna Slaf£ Kill tAUSI EN I LKAVI F sound SI and fine body, hereto md.i Demcry uiy extra •elv:n Jones my .ocker anSkrct of kTeenex. and to all 1 IT TO THE REAL ! . leave to Parent, all fnv knowledge so hi byball abilities Jy good grades. EY. hereby leavd I the great storie vs of her homerd r EPHRI iith VMl half-mind an H BRENWGROWER, being of sound Hawaii Milwiell my ability to put up with my bod v; rJbert Reddings my lOpoin -ill the SE. )RS taht don't make It to Hill Harr ■ie.' a big • IUJJ.ASS- evervffl Clayton. I. FRAP Writ White; I Florida giant b iTrimmins (go find her); a |ave my Afro-comb, t lOVNER. being of sound mi i Mr. Jennings all the Budw L Toq1 leave a stencil and! ifetime suppiyjafcgum; HSON. being ■ npathy and a . 1 i Wiggins 1 leave the i he did hit; to Mr Sic ly. leave __Doris Grif | Sonj.i MdPl'ny pecan-tan. oduation, my hours; to Lester id last but not least to Terrv 1. ROBYN ICftLElfbe.ng of msl t underclassmen wieg.irr.ins merit | relass early and arWtanding oj forgets to check you ouiof s ‘ Ana thanks a 1 to A.R.S. fa abilitjJBo ruiVlo his hom w; to needs help: and to Rozier all my fcog I leave to glish classe £io body, leave ‘ en you ge Trace when kor friend: i. hoHacj leave aiv; my partn Rickey C to wondc Clifford kic________ ! to fin'd! tin i RENEE HELP and boyd hereby leave the fser I have in my locker: To lifetime supply otpaper; to k iy brother Curtis my spot and body, leaver_ enption to the Red H pay for station wagoi K ■eave a trashcan and ons ■■■ i. laura' hereby lea some be it not lea ic help.' eing of artisfkrmmd and cr. rto all my underclassmen. Als j and body my body to ball spot to 111 man a way -i :aisuw .vii . mourns K umi aitdto Prep Building steps, the will to someday e. do vING. tfoing of great intelligence end of an arrntl fhc 85 quarter -- -5 v-i -V -being 01 a slightly warped mind and 'cry dis orted body do hereby bequea h the r m B i Kathryn I leave all the fun w« ire, f also leave you Mrs. T- Mandy an wo will . fight over , to Linda Wright I leave theCr along w;th a new teacher aide to try and leave you three new plants to take tl dehydration: to Lucy and B 11' 1 • another year and pray that it iastl . to all of my Junior the ability to fulfill all your following; To Pam. had and the memories and my three togas to na of the fYear for 1982 you organized; I also -l the ones I killed by morning devotions for ’ be blesses as uy lead who you -ire) I leave r Senior year. 1. KAREN V VONNE HANKERSON. being of brilliant mind and exot- ,c body leave these things to the following people to Ar;-. Baker mv real white teeth and my ability to comb and style her hair; to my cousin W avne Hall the ability u find a nice girl and Slav with her! to MaceN Grovner my ability to sing a note without shaking; to Mr Stripling m ability to know good music when I hear it and see it Last but not least to nu dear brother William the ability to hurrv up and graduate before Glynn Academy falls down. I. JOHVfGODAl HA 11 unsound mind my hassles to the trrami’i’.. 1 leave allmy'TurVar. Sandy, Charlie and myximmer and hope they have as I have. I. KATHLEEN HARRISON, being of sound mind and body do hereby eave for Chris Harrison a great Jr. and Sr. year I leave Ross Sproat a big kiss and endless friendship To Glvnn Academy I leave Tonv Harrison We re not through with you yet!' 1.1TODD HINSON, berng of sound mind and bod . beget the follow ing things; to Mr Wiggins I leave a thermometer for the one 1 broke in 1 n r t n M r C • am U .. I t . r .... I f. ‘all lity tc ? she got And luck-in Irving to get I. MALONE KITCHENS, following: to Grandma W an ! a lot of love: to Mrs. Ta Mr S pT '■ bands; toM PPJW TcM jTClaire Andrews tne classes ■ my unread copies of the Re ■ 311 in the Science buildinl i 1, KIM LABOQNE. being ofl bequeath the falowing to th gas cap so he’I Peaking gas an B.B . Jr.; to P, ■whore I put th' and White, to and to my Bu and a special [leave Kennetl 1 of tl________ like I haveJTlei t iy head 'Size; Ti byd I leave I ‘ge and know erence bet I leave S m; to Mr Carit., of water so I Nutt and ? hue a: icver be ca also the pa Eades I le (ishes; to L: down a I leave th iks for a lo :y the Iwnt mv .hour my •merits; to fJohnson I Fa boy like lassmen [leave the |lel Letter' world; tc of rubbeij i on it; tc Lnn Tcelc ds. locker and tired body, d t. :. •. is: to Terry Kasha 11« again because his j need to work up fror rty sinks so it won't leave my column in Th - K« H ith when she feels depi • ie potatoc bucket. Bullw memories and body, do hereby leav� - I ace that goes along with I i. tammy la1� ey. being oi Herbie to Lisa ■irsev and t him; to JerrjrMHcr I leave t.. Debbie Dunagan and Teresa Iainc building. Enj«j KATRINA LANE, being of sound mind and slim body hereby leave to th� ' following people: to Rondv Wave my ability to drive to school next year: to Fredrick Frazier. I leave mv love; to Wayne Hall all of mv hellos; to Selena Fairell and Dec Dee Casque my height: to Ronald lab: to Mr. Stephens I leave my year s supply of NO DOZ to pass on to his future students To my 'sister Marian Harden I leave our friend- smp after our quarrels. And to Glynn Academy I leave mv cousin Hughes ly Jeft-over quarter hours: to Ricky. Alphonso and all the last but not least. I leave lomeroom next year as nice as he kman ga:ig, I leave my| dr. Nutt the wish that hr to ............ did for the Iasi two years byes. And i Mrs. Tasciotti. I I. REGINA HOBBS, being ol nasty mind and fine body, leave the following: I leave all of my extra hours lo the Thomas brothers I leave to my euz Kathy Clements my hips. I leave to Michael Warrens my skin tone. I leave lo Kathy Gamble mv sopt on the cheerleading squad; 1 leave to Pinky Warrens all mv crumbs from lunch and 1 leave to Mrs. Floyd my waistline I. SID A. HOW ELL. being of insane mind and somewhat sound bodv do hereby leave my body j Mr Maxwell's future biology classes to laugh at; my mind to be dispised of properly. To am upcoming Senior 1 leave- my third generation mythology bood. To next year s DE students my ability to drive Mrs Lanier up the wall To all future hotrods 1 leave mv Tranxam and its various black tire marks around the campus. • KAV HOUSE. HMng of drunken mind and broken body, do hereby leave my waft with words � Kevin Hildebrande, lo Chris Beaufait some of iny height; my heart 1 leave to a verv tall sophomore (i hope she knows who she fs) and my good grades oh, well1 LA IT A NY. in mmd. body and soul, leave my unforge- table crown to my sw i-cuv Brenda Baisden: all mv love and cvcr- y think to nephew- PnTiTip Dun® ody; best wishes'to the No. 1 ball Leam GAuirls' Basketball teaffl! the pretty and loving squads JV and Varsity cheerleading, my skill. To Tracy Stevens my looks, to Robin Edwards my personality: last but not least, to Minnie Collins. Harriet Thomas, all my friendship and to Sabrina Larry. Tannva Fredrick. Kathy Clements my sweer smile; Carla Whitfield mv pom poms: Mrs Adams lots of motherly love and to Sheila Hall my brains. I. DONNA LEGGETT, being of slack mind and an awful body, do hereby leave all the fun of a senior year and mv books so he won't have to study, lo the best brother anyone could have; to Wnedi Taylor I leave the care of my daddy's beard; to Rob McBav I leave all the love and luck in the world; and to all the underclassmen, best wishes for your years at GA! I. AUDREY LEWIS Toing of souna mind, fine body and warm soul nnrn Ha Kaai ia-.iU i ... , . • . i .. . ’ri . «, , . . , —----; r Hire uuui aim wai ill wui, here do bequeath to mv little sis Beverly my intelligence, good looks and manners To my dear little cousin Selena I leave mv smile, per- sonality and legs. To cousin Gloria I leave my teeth, tennis shoes. To Tan I leave all of my old clothes; last teeth. rades and old iut not least. I • •••■ • 1 I K;i aSfcl .me for me and ihe Student Council I o Melisna Uruley al the hasaeU St but not least to Jeff Miller the ability to catch us4 ne JJLG rr b. !. AMY MCELMURRAY. being of sound leave to fet friends Otis Morrow. vay and all my doobie leave hope that he.can ave Mrs. Kline and Mrs. ; I leave to Mrs. Wendcl. of getting a student as Nutt for losing another r hard times in HR: I leave fre-ftohoof- vords Scume-Bn' __________________________ Fe my pencils, ptms and left-over paper to JeanniC Corley so 8hP can use thenjBj the following to these people: ►ptHer rograrmrtcn ncxt Hv m matching s! year ladlCS 1. ANTHO my footbalf takes to 'P team I I. RUTH MK to my sister all his errand and all futureLVO1 memories of a I. KAT11Y. St school and’ workf seniors the terror of Ta That bad. l-goew body- Giwu-Acad£m nt mind and skinny body led -for all the help to keep 1 leave alljme upcuu ifl mind i Davis (bless all of my deep dar to Mr, Owen I leave Ad i, DAWN MIXON, being of sound mind ana Ixxiy. do hereby leav Jackie I’atclidas my Caifdyshnok and Behind the Green Door ta Briar . 'nnn 1 leave our government teacher since I know he her: to Chris Stewart I leave my goobincss. allhough he A- need any more. “ • I. HENRY MORELAND III. being of sound mind ai leave mv love and affection to my dearl sweet girlfrie to my defensi ve coach a reuses of why I'm' tball p cord, you must play as a team JLLEW being of i Ic. Paul Mozo and Bruce Fendi and to wmdsurf: to my hghtweig! empty beer cans, the vapors willdo you in. the empty bottles of etnyl I got past you. Sec. I learned something 1, ZOLA A MI LLINO. of sound mind and body, leave David Murray contracts. (Sh ws now ;jgc � I IWW lilmi y Dig mouth to keep the good ole' mind and mpame gla wning. andla tbuLnot' with me! .......nd rve it most. T nccs. she can sure use lowiedgd and future. ToGh nn “httlc btothcr in •■verything inC.B.V. without off ibihty the ercbv leave all of iny inheritance to the fine Academy High School. Why the young some of ny extra hours to graduate and 1 alwpleave Wiilodean James can all mv f,n hov friends. 1 leave Fred Tillman all mv extra rdbnev for ATTl body leave the following thins to the follow mg p Johnsomn eautiful eyes. gU of my knowle e and W m t nds. i lea ve Fred lunch: 1 leave Kim A. mv shmm leave the classe ? of the clas: I. MICHELLE MURR Arrie Reed the will to who will pay for books oh time: best of tuck and happinaW in' I. LAtJHA MANNING. beint leave: to Mrs Wheeeler ipeS very special Thank You who dares to take u w it! the hopes t hey will__ work with as 1 did To Wynn Fendig the other but not- least 1 full • me. M gavel to anyone have as good a council to Hi half of th beloved Commander Cody ring. Td’inS brother Curtis my nark ins space in the teacher’s parking lot and «hopes he will lov. (,A . n urhiis I urn'IDi To Mr. Nutt a big hug t make his day (like jflSSSmW id many tamos for me) To Mr. McKntire I lfave Mrs. Walker and all the other good fine people: T Shawn d extra hours so he opefollv To She ppard ythologv. To Eddie Green, my • to another To Angela Ballard ills m typing aindJOP. To Dolls Griffin my beauti- . And las but not least. I leave to Ronald Hughes .... vv v....... «ul Robinson, §Crranch and-30e for an Irerream on leave tp , j !J4Ccitr2J da-v «tisheol m 1982. in tho li sot the iQkO1- WVAN KEITH O'NEAL being (Wound mind and ix d . do hereby WW 1 solbml V sv. to the follow ng to w :io« . or It concerns:.lo Kelly Lewi all of inv ManujoK.es to make u through MrHaughty sclass, and to Mich Brantly my fow brains, what little is duate, to all my teachers a t han _ given through out my high school ye; mind To M mind and bo3y do hereby r with whip cream on Top nnd a ’or to Greg R mfSnP f my it more than anyone to gr.l of Ifae help thaL-vou bave . Continued Page Homeroom 11-M S. Wheeler Sheila McManus. Anthony McPherson. Kelly McPike. Mary McQueen. Karen Mead. Laura Mendenhall. Tammy Mid- deke. David Miller. Jeff Miller. Tracy Miller. Kym Minchew. Jennifer Mills, Randy Mills. Grace Milne, Steve Mistis- shen. Janet Morrell. Terry Morrow. Er- nest Moses, and Mrs. Star Wheeler. y Varsity Cheerleaders: Thanks for all your help! J.V. Cheerleaders Thanks Mr. Vose for the times of our life! Juli Coe and Brenda Baisden. B. Browning. J. Leavy, A. MacGregor. N. Mower, K. Phillips, K. Pipe. P. Ploager. S. Slade. L. Smith. M. Vernon. G. Walker, and S. Watson. In Memoriam Af John Sumner Kim Wilchar Jeff Biro L XJ V r .fek In a different context of the word expres- sion, it can also be vocally uttered as a famous slogan or saying. Homeroom 10-G K. Martin (Alphabetically) Homeroom 11-1 Carithers (Alphabetically) 292 J. Fagan. B. Fcndig. W. Fendig. B. Fiveash. T. Florence. L. Floyd. M. Foss. B. Frame. A. Fraser. Fr. Frazier. D. Fudge. A. Fulsell. G. Garrett. R. Garrison. J. Casque. L. Casque. R. Glisson. K. Goodrich, and Mrs. K. Martin. D. Hornstein, D. Horton, G. Horton. W. House. C. Hudson. A. Humphrey. J. Humplett. B. Hungeford, S. Hutchison. R. Ivens, V. James. A. Jenks. B. Johnson. C. Johnson. G. Johnson. 0. Julian, and Mr. R. Carithers. Rob and Gary of Forbes and Jowers Art Assoc. Congrats to class of 82”. Homeroom 10-H Duke (Alphabetically) R. Graham. A. Grant. C. Grant. L. Grant. S. Grant. B. Graves. B. Gray, L. Gray. S. Green, T. Green, C. Griffith. C. Grover. S. Grovner. L. Gunnel. W. Hall. W. Hankerson. B. Hardy, G. Har- dy, S. Hardy. W. Harrell. P. Harrington. B. Harris, and Mrs. A. Duke. Adios From The Class Of 1982 From all of us to all of you, Best of Luck! Love, ’82 Not pictured: Catherine, Cox, Terri Doss, Ka- ren Sawyer, and Cathy Weaver. 296 E. Doak. K. Doak. D. Dubs, P. Eades. B. Edwards, K. Edwards, P. Edwards, P. Ellington, C. Ellis, L. Ellison, E. Engler, E. Evans. S. Fairell, D. Farrar. B. Fields, G. Fiveash, K. Fix. C. Fonseca. R. Forbes. K. Fraser, M. Frazier, and Mrs. G. Blanton, Tony Cason, Bill Graham, Vic Davis Our motto: “We party slightly, politely, and if possibly all nightly!” Homeroom 12-H Wright (Alphabetically) Homeroom 11R May R. Ickler, L. Johns, C. Jones, S. Jones, G. Jowers, P. Kane, K. Keenan, A. Keenum, L. Kelley, D. King, K. Keyzer, S. Kirby. M. Kitchens, M. Klingler, D. Knapp, K. LaBoone. A. Strickland, C. Strickland, L. Strickland, C. Stillwagon. J, Stubbs. S. Sultins. C. Tatum. A. Taylor. W. Taylor. C. Teele. A. Thomas. D. Thomas, Dav. Thomas. H. Thomas. S. Thomas. T. Thomas, C. Thompson. P. Thompson. J. Tolbent, K. Traylor. K. Tresher. L. Tresher. S. Trow- bridge. T. Tyson, and Mr. May. 297 Where you come from is not near- ly as important as where vou are MW- Wh real hat appears to be illy be a X; Homeroom 12-L Robb (Alphabetically) Paul Pleasants, David Popwell, Kenneth Porter, Robert Quinn, Deborah Ramsey, Marshy Ram- sey, Terrest Randolph, Tim Ray, Chip Reyna, Kenny Reynolds, Renee Roberts, Tim Roberts, Lura Rood, Bo Ross, E. Ross, C. Rowell, Debbie Ruehling, Scott Russell, Thelma Sams, Karen Sawyer, Tommy Schueler, Karen Sellers, and Mr. Allen Robb. ’82 Newspaper Staff (Red and White) J. Amos. S. Grant, F. Harrison, A. Keenum. K. LaBoone. B. Lewis. D. Muchison. D. Mullen. G. Parker. K. Pedrick. G. Reddings. D. Ruehling, S. Russell, D. Sarich. T. Schueler, C. Slade. D. Steele, P. Sutton. C.A. Teele, C. Weaver, and Mrs. L. Wright. 301 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 CN 00 05 eg oo 05 eg 05 When the going gets tough, the tough gets going. 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982 1982