Glynn Academy - High Tide Yearbook (Brunswick, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 300 of the 1984 volume:

HORIZONS 5 8 Together We have walked the sunlit sands of time. And sailed the seas of youth. Warmed By winds of promise, Carried By currents of fate. We reached beyond ourselves . . . Beyond the sea. Beyond the sand . . . Reaching, Ever reaching. Toward our Horizons 9 13 Dedication Poster plastered walls, the infamous goo- ey gum jar, models of cells scattered about, Dolly Parton . . . these all mean Dillard to Glynn Academy Biology (or should we say Maxology ) students. He made us laugh, yet he made us learn. He made the work seem fun, and the learning worth- while. A special teacher, a special friend . . . Dillard Maxwell, We Love You!! 18 DAVID MILLER was a member of NHS, Science, ISS and Racquet club. He won grand prize at the Social Sci- ence Fair and was nominated for Governors Honors. He re- ceived a Ga. Cert, of Merit, Ga. Tech Science Scholar award and was selected to Who's Who. He has made the A and A-B honor roll all 4 years. STACY GROVNER was a member of CBVE, Vica, ca- reer club. Science, model U.N., ICC, Swing and Con- cert Choir, Nia, ISSS, Drama, Trivia, Society of Franklins and Student Council. She has been a member of All State chorus and selected to Who's Who. She was a National Achievement semi-finalist and received 3rd place in de- bate tournament. BRAD STROUD was a member of FCA and Student Council, serving on executive board his junior year. He placed 1st place in the Inde- pendent Social Science Fair and was nominated for Gov- ernors Honors. He wjs a 4 year letterman on the tennis team and basketball his soph- omore year. In tennis he has been region champion, ranked 4th in state, ranked 7th in the 16 year olds and 17th in the 18 year olds. FELICIA MORRIS was a member of NIA, Booster and Career Club. She played bas- ketball, softball and track and was MVP of region 3AAAA basketball tournament. She participated in Youth in Gov- ernment as City Manager and was 3rd runner up on the Homecoming court. Outstanding LES JACKSON was a mem- ber of Y-club, NHS, Science ISSS, 2nd Lt. and band leader. He won 1st place in the Opti- mist Oratorical contest, re- ceived Ga. Cert, of Merit and Ga. Tech Science scholar award. Honors alternate. Na- tional Merit scholarship semi-finalist, and made the A-B and A honor roll all 4 years. APRIL MCGREGOR was a member of NHS, FCA, Latin and Booster club. She was a cheerleader for 3 years. She was selected to Who's Who, Ga. Cert, of Merit, Ga. Tech Science award, A-B and A honor roll 4 yrs. and 1st run- ner up on Homecoming court. ber of Seniors in Action club. He participated in football and basketball and received 3 player of the week awards. Seniors!!! DONNA BAILEY was a member of NHS, Drama and Science club. She participated in the concert band, jazz band and flag corps in which she was captain her senior year. She has received a NCTE achievement award and won 1st place in the Great Ameri- can Smokeout essay contest. WAYNE HALL was a member of the Careers club. Seniors in Action club and ECA. He was on the football team and was awarded player of the week. He was voted Mr. Muscles his senior year. He plans to major in criminal justice. DALE MCNABB was a member of FCA, ISSS and Booster club. He participated in football and received 3 let- ters and was outstanding re- ceiver his Jr. year. He was no- minated for Who's Who and he attended Boys State. He is a candidate for the Coast Guard Academy and Mer- chant Marine Academy. He also made the honor roll throughout high school. BOBBY WILKES was a member of FCA and student council. He has played foot- ball, baseball and basketball throughout high school. He was captain of the football team and the number one prospect in south Georgia. He is also among the top 5 pros- pects in state. LAURIE BUDD was a member of NHS, Y-club, IRC, Booster, newspaper staff and Student Council in which she served as vice president of executive board her senior year. She has re- ceived such awards as James D. Compton Free Enterprise Foundation Award, Econom- ic Department award, Inter- national Foreign Language award, Cum Laude award in Latin, 1st place in social sci- ence fair and received a Ga. Cert, of Merit. She also made the honor roll throughout high school. SUSIE SLADE was a mem- ber of Latin, Science and Rac- quet club. She has participat- ed in cheerleading and Stu- dent Council for 2 years. She was Sophomore Valentine Queen as well as Homecom- ing Queen. She was on the tennis team for 2 years and was selected to Who's Who. She has also made honor roll. 19 SCOTT NICHOLS was a member of Y-club, NHS and the marching band in which he was drum captain. He received a Ga. Cert, of Merit and has been on the A-B honor roll. ROD LIFE was a member of Explorers, SIA and Career in Engineering Club. He has played football all through high school and was chosen most valuable player against Bwk. High. He also received a perfect attendance award 9th and 10th grade. He plans to major in com- puter science. INGRID OVERMAN was a member of NHS, Drama club and CBVE. She participated in Governors Honors and received a Ga. Cert, of Merit. She also made A and A-B honor roll all 4 years. She plans to attend col- lege and major in special educa- tion. DEWITT WEAVER was a member of NHS, ICC, FCA and a member of student council for 4 years. He has received many awards which include U.S. Stu- dent Council Award, National Leadership Merit Award, Ga. Tech Distinguished Mathemat- ics Scholar, Glynn Academy Math Analyses award, Ga. Cert, of Merit, DAR award, and U.S. Leadership award. He played basketball for 3 years and has received the most improved player in golf the past 3 years. He received the Columbus In- terscholastic Invitational Champ award and was individ- ual state medalist. He also was chosen as city commissioner in Youth in Government Day. KIM MCLEMORE was a member of FCA, Science and Racquet club. She was on Annu- al staff and served as editor her senior year. She was on Student Council for 3 years serving as executive board president her senior year. She has also re- ceived the National Achieve- ment Academy Award for the past 2 years. PAGE PLOECER was a mem- ber of Latin, Booster, FCA and NHS. She has been a cheer- leader for 3 years serving as co- captain this year. She has re- ceived the Ga. Cert, of Merit and Ga. Tech Science award. She was nominated for Governors Hon- ors and selected to Who's Who. She was 2nd runnerup on Homecoming Court and has made the A and A-B honor roll. 20 BEN CAMP was a member of FCA, Y-club, Latin dub and NELS. He received the Interna- tional Foreign Language Award and was nominated for Gover- nors Honors. He was selected to Who's Who and received a Ga. Cert, of Merit. He participated in Football, baseball and basket- ball. KIM HA YDEN was a member of Science Club, Racquet Club and NHS. She has been on the basketball and tennis teams. She was selected to Who's Who and received a Ga. Cert, of Merit. She has also received the Na- tional Leadership and Service award. Century III Scholarship award, Presbyterian College Jr. Achievement award and Ga. Inst, of Tech Science Scholar award. She was also a nominee for Governors Honors. RANDY GRAHAM was a member of Science and Latin Club. He also was on the Math Team and Science Bowl Team. He received the Ga. Cert, of Merit and was a Governor Hon- ors alternate. He also is a Na- tional Merit Semifinalist. EVAN JONES was a member of the Racquet club and newspa- per staff. He was on the Track team for 4 years serving as cap- tain for 2, he was also on the swim team. He was selected to Who's Who and and went to Boys State. He is an alternate for Westpoint and he plans to major in History or Prelaw. GRACIA WALKER was a member of NHS, FCA, Racquet club and was on student council for 3 years. She was a cheer- leader her sophomore year and was 4th runner up on Home- coming court. She particpated in Governors honors and was Ex- change Club Student of the Month. She received a Ga. Cert, of Merit and was selected to Who's Who. In debate she placed 2nd in extemporaneous speaking. She has made national honor roll as well as all A honor roll. VALERIE HUNTER partici- pated in Data Processing Work Study and received a Spanish award. She made the honor roll also. She plans to continue in theocratic education and in the business field. Jay Humphlctt — NROTC — Vanderbilt Craig Johnson — David Lipscomb Brenda Basiden — Georgia Miss, Brunswick Junior Miss, Local Sorority, Zeta Phi Mu, Rotary Club Katherine Anderson — Queen's College Lucy Kaufmann — St. Simons Exchange Club Vanderbilt University Marian Harden — Agnes Scott, Mozart So- ciety Greg Parker — Ga. Pacific Exchange Club Todd Barry — Athletic — Ga. Southern Rob Forbes — Atlanta College of Art, Sa- vannah College of Art and DESIGN, Hugh M Dorsey, Penny Arts, Art Institute of At- lanta, Traveling Exibition, Mental Health Poster, Exchange Club Fair Art Show 22 Avis Bliss — ABWA Rob Vernon — Presby. Music College Margaret Knight — Randolph: Macon Katrina Rowell — T.A. Sappington Award Doug Ingram — Furman University Georgia Certificate of Merit 24 Georgia's Junior Miss Students competing in State FBLA conference in Atlanta: (L to R) Shannon Hutcheson, Rob Forbes, Tony Hall, Beth Clark, Lisa O'Neill, Tracey Kendrick All Region Winners in Track: Gloria Vail, Janet Morrell, Lisa Morris Star Student Star Teacher: Lucy Kaufman and Melissa Canady State 2nd-Region Debate 1st: Brenda Baisdon, Susmitha Bel- lam, Mark Humph left, and Jeff Kelley Most valuable Regional J AAAA tournament basketball player: Lisa Morris 1 GA Celebrates Glynn Academy celebrated its 195 birthday in February. There was a dance held in the cafeteria with cake and all the works. It is one of the oldest schools in Ga. HAPPY BIRTHDAY! 26 Youth In Government Frederick Frazier — Mayor M V On Thursday, November, 10, 1983, six seniors were elected by the gradu- ating class of '84 to participate in the annual Youth in Government Day. This gave them an opportunity to see how each official carried out duties of their respective offices. § - mr Lisa Morris — City Manage Debra Quinn — Fire Chief I t� A 4 - A 1 I ilk Sw Dewitt Weaver — City Com- missioner Beth Thompson — Director Public Works Leigh Gunnels — Police Chief Graduation 1983 So, what do I do now? I can't believe it, I am almost a high school graduate! June 1, 1983 — Graduation! The night had finally arrived with happy and tearful moments. The graduating class of '83 will he missed greatly! Congratulations!!! 28 Freedom at last!!! When does the PARTY begin?! Fads 'N Fashions GA Students lose their heads over Jean Jackets Shane, You're just too tough 29 We've Only Just Begun Such j look!! I think I'm lost Aren't wc sophisticated looking? o o On May 21, 1963 Jr.-Sr. was held at the Convention Center on Jekyll Island. The evening was one to remember. Liquid Plea- sure provided some jam up tunes for every- one's enjoyment. Wanna 'Startin Something 32 1983 Homecoming 1984 4th runner up — Gracia Walker 3rd runner up — Lisa Morris Queen: Susie Slade 2nd runner up — Page Ploeger 1st runner up — April McGregor Cream Of The Crop! 1st: C. fades, D. Kelso, C. Brantley Talent Show '83 EMC'S Glynn Academy held it's 1983 annual TALENT show in Febru- ary. Marian Harden took the gold singing In a Little While. Excali- hur, a jazz band, placed second, and the varsity cheerleaders came in third doing a routine to Pac-Man fever. Fxcjlibur, Second Varsity Cheerleaders, Third Blood Drive '84 Eltqiblfc tA Donors The Red Cross Blood Drive was once again a great success at Glynn Academy. The Blood Drive was held on January 11, 1984. Each donor had to be at least 17 years old and weigh no less than 110 pounds. Approximately 183 students and teachers attempted to give, but 36 could not for various reasons. We still contributed 147 pints. Again, Glynn Academy reigns over Bruns- wick High by 38 pints. Great job G.A.! 34 Stud Fac. Tennis H i The annual Student-Faculty Tennis Tournament was an exper- ience that won't be soon forgotten! It was delayed several weeks be- cause of the rain. But everyone was still determined to stick it out! Each year students and teachers team up for a very active game of tennis. All in all it was a great success! 35 77s The Season The 1983 Christmas season was filled with joy and excitement as the year came to a close. Glynn Academy's Christmas spirit gleamed through the halls as we prepared for the festive season by entering the dec-a-door contest. The winners were Mr. Wiggins and Mrs. Wendell. As always, the holidays means the closing of another year which will he remembered by ev- eryone as a very special and exciting year. «.AM-� KI”’2“IV C Felice Mavtdod r Mrlrkikiki M« � S«l Vfprrr Christmas 36 listed from top right to bottom right December 1983 marked the 4th annual twirp contest. As always, it was successful in bringing out the real twirps of Glynn Academy! Congratulations twirps, you finally hit it big! Mr. Pretty Eyes — Ted Dennard Mr. Derrier — Greg Talley Mr. Muscles — Wayne Hall Mr. Legs — Curtis Manning Mr. — 10 — David Miller Mr. Prep — Barry Harris Mr. Cool — Brent Cash Twirps!!! 37 Sweetheart Dance '83 Senior Sweethearts: Lynn Ledbetter, Brenda Baisden Look! It's Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers On February 4th of 1983, Glynn Academy held one of it's most popular dances of the year. It was held in the Aquarama A- Room on Jekyll Island. Each class chose sweet- hearts for the court. Con- gra tula tionsl!! Junior Sweethearts: Lisa Morris, Donna Mallard I think the punch was Freshmen Sweethearts: Donna Stubbs, Dana Roberts spiked!! Hey, have ya'll seen my date? Sophomore Sweethearts: Khris Kaufman, (not pictured) Lorraine Lane 1 38 40 41 And That's The 1983 — 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 -4 I 8 8 4 ! 8 8 ■u % Cujo Diner Class Annie Gandhi Missing X Francis Hotdog ngs %v Vacation % Every Breath You Take Flashdance; What a Feeling Billie Jean Down Under Total Eclipse of the Heart Maneater All Night Long (all Night) Beat it Gloria Islands in the Stream Movies The Toy Mr. Mom Tootsie Rocky III Jaws 3-D Scarface D.C. Cab Christine 48 Hours Flashdance Bad Boys Dead Zone Octopussy K 8 ! £ 1 ! ! 8 4 So 4 MT Videos Shame on the Moon Baby Come to Me Sweet Dreams Maniac Mickey Do You Really Want to Hurt Me? Let's Dance You and I Making Love Out of Nothing at All 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 War Games Sudden Impact Jg Gorky Park Two of A Kind The Entity Staying Alive g Night Shift Twilight Zone Breathless Trading Places Dr. Detroit Risky Business The Verdict Sophie's Choice Best Friends Private School § Snow White Uncommon Valor First Blood Educating Rita Cross Creek The Big Chill Porky's II 4 Night In Heaven Psycho II Return of the Jedi Spring Break Revenge of the Ninja Blue Thunder -4 Christmas Story Valley Girls Terms of Endearment Superman III Deal of the Century The Outsiders All the Right Moves Class of 1984 Eddie and the Cruisers Never Say Never Again The Man from Snowy River v Smokey and the Bandit III 'V „ An Officer and a Gentleman Rocky Horror Picture Show Richard Pryor: Here and Now The Man Who Loved Women V V 1 1 1 1 % V So RIO 1999 Thriller Maniac Jump Beat It Uptown Girl Billy Jean Fascination Safety Dance Sweet Dreams Rock of Ages Legal Tender Run to the Hills Synchronicity II Little Red Corvette Twist of Fate I'll Tumble for you Cum on Feel the Noize Burnin Down the House Total Eclipse of the Heart She Works Hard for the Money Sexual Healing Hungry Like A Wolf She Works Hard for the Money Queen of the Reich Flight of Icarus Purple Haze Love Me Two Times V ■v Gloria Hallowed be Thy Name Devil's Child Electric Avenue The Girl is Mine Never Gonna Let You Go Africa Dirty Laundry V 1 ■v % V V Come on Eileen The Safety Dance Truly Mr. Roboto Tell Her About it Jepordy Uptown Girl Time Steppin' Out 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 J 984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 8 fi 1 1 1 1 Way It Was In: — 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 National Events Marines Massacred in Beirt terror bombing First black named Miss America — Vanessa Williams iS Co 4 £ CO I $ 44 -4 is £ is £ is £ I $ Co 4 $ 4 Co 4 $ «4 ■8 4 ! is £ is 4. M is £ � X 44 iS 44 !S 9 44 How do you Keep the Music Playing King of Pain Lick it up Love is a Battlefield Shadow of the Night Pyromania Burning Down the House Rebel Yell Dancing with myself Love me Two Times Faithfully Gloria (Doors Version) Thriller Our Song Cum on feel the Noize Talking in Your Sleep One Thing Leads to Another Church of the Poisen Mind This Girl is Mine Say Say Say Syncronicity II What About Me Smile Has Left Your Eyes Long Distance Love Affair Wrapped Around Your Finger Photograph Sharp Dressed Man Saved by Zero . Der Kamersar Straight from the Heart . Somethings Going on . v 1999 whY A Martin Luther King Gets official holiday Barney Clark's artificial heart failed Soviets down South Korean Airliner Lech Walesa wins Nobel Peace Prize Sr. Parole Date — May 31, 1984 The Day After — Nuclear War Movie The mall burns down Space Shuttle still a success , Hershel Walker joins USFL A? Greyhound bus strike Inflation rate down Unemployment drops James Watt resigns Van Halen 1-18-84 The New Causeway if Songs fr JT tr tr She Blinded Me With Science You Are Overkill Rock of Ages Too Late Maniac Little Red Corvette It's a Mistake China Girl Riding on the Wind Fascination Jump Inevitable Nasty Girl I'll Never let You Go' Baby Jane Lawyers in Love Hot Girls in Love Get Nervous Cuts Like a Knife I Won't Hold You Back Take Me To Heart Sexy Seventeen We've Got Tonight To Tame a Land Separate Ways (Worlds Apart) McNuggets Jingle Electric Kingdom Time Will Reveal PYT I Guess That's Why They Call it the Blues An Innocent Man Owner of a Lonely Heart Break My Stride Joanna Souls , rao S Running With the Night Ab P. ...........- ■ V Union of the Snake 4 if 4 if 4 if iSf Stand Back A ’ Jr Sr Z-cars MTV Flipps Pearls Boots Gumby Gucci 1984 1984 1984 1984 Mini Skirts Class Rings Jean Jackets Web Shoes Plastic Pumps Panama Jack Pirate Formal Football Games Fashions Basket ball games Ediths Mythology What's the Deal? Ga-Fla. Weekend The Gathering Place Odd Number Earrings Wild Earrings Cut off shirts Painted Sweatshirts Sleeveless Sweatshirts Tues. Nile Buffet at Pizza Inn Sometimes you gotta say what the___? 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 Good-Bye — Hello pooy) °IIdH Ag-pooy, o a aAg At the end of the 82-83 school year, Mr. Owen retired after devoting many years to education, thirteen of those at Glynn Academy. He worked very hard to make Glynn Academy one of the best high schools in the state. Mr. Wood came to Glynn Academy from Cobh County. His Enthusiastic attitude and desire for excellence helped us continue to make our school one of excellence in all areas. 46 Foreign Language Many thanks go out to Mrs. May hood and Mrs. Boone for their support and guidance in making this new club a suc- cess this year. They proved that foreign languages were a part of our lives. ADVISORS: Mrs. May hood, Mrs. Boone OFFICERS: Treas. R. Clisson, Pres. V. Mower, V. Pres. A. Drury, Sec. K. Melton, Rep. R. Hummel (L-R) M. Sklikes. N. Mower, .4. Drury’, F. Davis, 2nd Row B. Stroud, K. Melton, B. Fiveash, M. Inacio, K. Duncan, R. Glisson 3rd Row B. Camp, M. Lyons, C. Tolleson, H. Bishop, A. Gray, G. Dills, 4th Row D. Slawaski, J. Yarborough, P. Vasqucz, J. Trexathan, J. Hendry, R. Mathews, M. Brown, J. Rudman 5th Row M. Adams, A. Scearce, J. Young, S. Chance, S. Swan, A. Mathews 6th Row J. Mills, S. Jones, G. Glascock, C. Smith, R. Watkins, M. Gordan, D. Bluestein Society Of Franklins Founding Members (L-R) D. Blueslien, D. Settles, M. Parrish The Society of the Franklins was es- tablished to promote the good health of students and practice the use of good nu- trition. They believe that good physical activity can insure a healthy body. Members: (L-R) Front Row M. Reach, P. Vivenzio, C. Boaz, L. Pace. D. Settles, . Pruett, Bach Row S. Carver, J. Harrison. B. Hartley, R. Jones, S. Rennedy, M. Parrish YAC The Youth Advisory Council was made 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. Advisor: Mrs. Davis SO (L-R) S. Spaulding, M. Brown, C. Davis, T. Rowland, M. Darisaw, B. Reeves, C. Brown, G. Darisaw IRC Mini Model Under the guidance of Mr. Robb, Mr. Jaudon and Ms. Miller this organization has been successful. Many thanks go out to these dedicated teachers. (L-R) F. Youngner, C. White, M. Humph left, J. Gilbert, T. Brubaker, J. Griffin, S. Lane, L. Wallin, M. Waters (2nd Row) B. Hardin, S. Lee, A. Doyle, J. Joines, T. Tomasini, D. Bluestein, D. Lawrence, R. Johnston, J. Patterson, R. Hummell, J. Long (3rd Row) J. Strickland, L. Jones, H. Welch, M. Henderson, J. Anderson, J. Royal, T. ( lei land. T. Fennell (L-R) T. Brubaker, M. Henderson, H. Welch, M. Waters Mr. Jaudon, Ms. Miller, Mr. Robb Debate The Glynn Academy Debate Team had another good year. Under the guid- ance of Christine Griffiths and George Holland the team made excellent pro- gress. We look forward to another great year in 1984. Coach: Anne Duke Co-Captains (L-R) G. Holland, C. Griffiths Top (L-R) D. Settles, C. Thomas, M. Humphlett, S. Lyons, D. Miller. Center (L-R) P. Vasquez, J. Kelley, A. Doyle, T. Parker, J. Pruett, G. Holland, R. Helms, P. Vivenzio. Seated (L-R) C. Griffiths, S. Bellam, M. Correia, D. Hutchinson, H. Welch, 5. Rowe, B. Croft Band Director: Mr. Cordell The Glynn Academy Marching hand has had a wonderful year under the new direction of Mr. Cordell. The half-time activities displayed the effort put forth by the hand. Many thanks go out to them for a wonderful season of enter- tainment. Drum Major: Jeff Newsome 53 Saxophones: M. Price, 2nd row: L Crooms, N. Wells, 3rd row: M. Davis, S. Slrejn, Bottom row: E. Stevens, K. Kjrmer, P. Weeks, E. Wilcox, L. Jackson, S. Simms, C. L. Jackson, S. tagger, F. Williams, T. Scarborough, C. Perkins, B. Brown, D. Miller Collins, top: D. Miller, R. Balliey, A. Dixon, L Morton, L Hamton Trumpets: Center: R. Hillburn, D. Wheats, M. Harper, D. Haythorn, R. Benite, J. Davis, C. Baston. C. Dent, S. Carver Trombones, 1st row: T. Nelson, J. Harrison, S. Rozier, D. Maxwell, 2nd row: C. Grovernor, S. Small Flutes: Bottom Center: W. Clark, J. Stevens, D. Allison, 2nd row: M. Krakowski, J. Me Alum, K. Leggett, J. Osburn, J. Gibbs, M. Rihron, 3rd row: Y. Smiley, A. Frankin, M, Lewis Flag Corp. 1st row: 5. Roberts, D. Bailey, U. Robertson. 2nd row: S. Wetzel. P. Ahl, C. Feuz. N. Fussell A. Horton, J. Conner, R. Gordon. E. Cannon, Miss Miller, C. Feuz, L Bierce, R Taunton, L. Wright. K. Gulf, T. Banks. N. Langston, W. Jackson Section Leaders: Bottom Middle: J. Newsome, D. Miller, L. Jackson, R. Hillburn. S. Small, S. Nichols, D. Bailey, A. Franklin Drum Line: 1st row: L. Boyette, A. Acterman, 2nd row: B. Horan, 5. May, R. Taylor, J. Yarborough, 3rd row: B. Lewis, T. Shepherd, M. Gordon, J. Corson, B. Cash, G. Glasscock, J. Havens, G. Taunton, D. VanGartzen, S. Miller, S. Hutchi- son, S. Nickols, A. Clements, B. Harris, H. Allison, R. Youmanus 54 N't'. Orchestra The Glynn Academy String Ensemble is in its 4th year at Glynn Academy. Under the guidance of Mr. Michael Smith this group of students will achieve success. Advisor: Mr. Smith Standing Mr. Smith, D. Simmons, P. Of well, M. Darisaw, J. Watkins, F. Frazier Drama The Glynn Academy Drama Club had another great year. Their purpose was to familiarize the students with the fine art of acting. Our school sup- ported their efforts in achieving per- fection. Advisor: Gayle Blanton Pres. L. Yawn, V. Pres. M. Hummell, Treas. B. Holcomb, Pub. Officer R. Taunton (L-R) C. Duncan, L. Yawn, L. Jones, S. McBride, A. Frctwell, R. Taunton, Bottom Row: R. Grovner, R. Hummell, B. Holcomb, M. Humphlett, S. Grovner 56 NIA is a Swahili word meaning purpose . This club had the goal of promoting unity and striving to pro- tect national and racial heritage. With God's help, they will achieve their goal. Back Row (L-R) T. Chy, Pres., 5. Moses, V. Pres., A. Jories, Rep., P. Ruff, Chaplain, B. Walker, Co Bus. Manager Bottom Row D. Cummings, Asst. See., R. Atkinson, Park, K. Morton, Sec. NIA ADVISORS: Ms. Adams, Ms. Floyd (L-R) T. Clayton, C. Brown, D. Sapp, R. Atkinson, S. Chance, C. Stevens, C. Transvarit, 2nd RowS. Saddler, D. Cummings, L. Wright, T. Brockington, V. Benton, K. Morton, C. Burke, M. Hall, K. Grovner, W. Jackson, D. Robert, 3rd Row R. Johnson, S. Moses, N. Lloyd, P. Ruff, A. Jories, A. Gihboris, B. Walker, M. Washington 57 CB VE The Community Based Vocational Education program provides on the job experience for high school stu- dents. Under the guidance of Betty Whaley; Becky Canter, Susan Hard- wick, and Les Thomas the program has been a real success over the years. Programs like this one provide hope for the future job market of these stu- dents. Advisors: Betty Whaley, Susan Hardwick, Les Thomas, Becky Canter Kneeling T. Jones, M. Dowling, B. Worst, D. Mallard, B. Harris, L. Gunnels, L. Lairsay (standing) L Thomas, R. Wilson, B. Canter, K. Banks, S. Hardwick, C. Harrison, G. Talley, G. Bulkin, G. Berrie, B. Stalvey, D. Hill, B. Bennett, A. Wood, B. Whaley, D. Wheeler, C. Leggett. Front Row (sitting) L. Drury, K. Cook, G. Chastine, M. Jones, C. Williams, D. Rowe, L. Peterson, W. Harrell (2nd Row) C. Daniels, D. Shuster, P. Tyler, A. Banks, D. Kite, M. Clark, V. Mason, S. Whorton, B. Worst, L. Brown, B. Canter (Standing) L. Thomas, J. Mock, W. Burns, N. Cambell, J. Hobbs, C. Grovner, D. Beall, J. Newsome, K. Conley, S. Richardson, M. Vernon, D. Lewis, L. Harris, S. Ruff, A. Diggs, K. DuBois, B. Whaley, G. Bufkin. VOT Vocational Office Training pro- vided students with a chance to work on employment skills and achieve the right attitudes for work experience. The VOT class combined real world experience with classroom skills to achieve success. ADVISOR: Mrs. Davis Standing (L-R) Mrs. Davis, L. Gray, L. Butler, D. Watts, L. Davis, C. Davis, R. Collins, T. Sylvia, C. Hurt, J. Redding Kneeling (L-R) D. Piper, T. Jackson, T. Jowers, A. Beddard, L Howard. G. Wright, A. Fussell, B. Sirmans. DECA 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. 60 First Row (L-R) K. Lewis, J. Joward, L. Ehlers, J. Carroll, R. Bqrgeron. E. Dresser, C. Peeples, Second Row (L-R) A. McGrow, T. Davis, G. Loguc, R. Anglin, D. Baker, M. Baker, W. Jackson, DCT The main purpose of the Diversified Co-Operative Training Club was to de- velop certain important qualities such as leadership, citizenship and the ability to develop a student's character to the up- most degree. D.C.T. was an organization which offers on the job training while attending school. Advisor: P. King Kneeling: D. Williams, T. Maassen, D. Clvatt, J. Trinkle, (L-R) A. Brown, S. Stephens. T. Brown, Mrs. King, P. Spaulding, D. Haddock, C. Hawkins K. Bierce, V. Miller, T. Perrato, L. Ethridge. A. Ryals, J. Thomas, IV. Pierce, J. Carlo, Top H. Hutto, C. Wiles, R. Porter, E. Pfeifer Future Homemakers of America helps youth to assume their roles in society through Home Economics education in areas of personal growth, family life, vocational preparation, and community involvement — thanks to the sincere hard work of Mrs. Dun woody and Mrs. Johnson, FHA has excelled again. 1st row (I-r): L. Ftheredge, .. Henderson, L. Billings, B. Daniels M. Beasley, K. Kennison. 2nd row: D. Johnson, D. Dun woody, J. Atkinson, M. Darrisawr, M. McKcnsie, L. Kennison Advisors: Mrs. D. Dun w oody and Mrs. D. Johnson HA 62 Future Business Leaders of America members are enrolled in business and office education classes and programs. The club helps prepare students for successful futures in business by de- veloping vocational and career com- petencies. Many thanks to Mrs. Chapman and Mrs. Davis for their help and support! advisors: V. Chapman, J. Davis F BLA hack row: Mrs. Chapman, L. Mollcnhauer, S. Lane, M. Fherhart, J. Redding, C. Hurt, B. Sirmans, B. Swann, T. Sylvia, T. Putnam. 2nd row: Mrs. Davis, B. Bluestein, F. Smith, L Butler, K. Thomas, R. Taunton, M. Darrisaw, T. Jowers, L. Howard, V. Clark, K. Drury, T. Breck, L. Gray, S. Todd. officers: B. Swann, Parliamentarian — K. Thomas, Reporter — M. Darrisaw. secretary — T. Hall, President, not pictured: C. Adkins, Treasurer — K. Ray, Vice-Pres. 63 FFA Future Farmers of America is a na- tional organization who's purpose is to promote leadership, citizenship, character, improved agriculture, and patriotism. Their motto is learning to do; doing to learn; earning to live; living to serve. Members learn how to conduct a public meeting, to speak in public, to solve problems, and to assume civic responsibility. Advisor: R.H. Daughtry Officers: J. Barlow, B. Lewis, jXI. Tipton, XI. Brantley, J. Br ogdon front row: M. Price, K. Searcy, J. Bryson, C. Vail, T. Rubei, E. Covington, P. Cothren. 2nd row: F. Bozeman, P. King, A. Byrd, G. Sellars, K. Daniel, R. XicCumhers, R. Daughtry. 3rd row: K. Ross, R. Farquhar, D. Wright, XI. Curtis, D. Gandy. 4th row: W. Morris, K. Douglas, S. Bryant, XI. Tipton, H. Cullens, J. Barlow. 5th row: T. Ham, S. Rozier, E. Clark 64 Math The math team is for students who have a great interest in the mathemat- ics field. While enjoying themselves, they increase their knowledge and skills. The team attended the Georgia Mathematics League competitions throughout the year. Thanks to advi- sor Mrs. Tasciotti, the clubs' 5th year of existence was a success. Advisor: C.J. Tasciotti 1st row: I. Pearce, S. Lee, M. Downs, D. Bluestein, C. Tasciotti, 2nd row: F. Youngner, B. Davis, S. Small, S. Bellam, At. Humphlett, R. Graham. B. Hazlett, C. Tuttle, C. Downs 65 ISSS Independent Sochi Science Studies has been in existence at Glynn Acade- my since 1965. It is an honors class in which the students are interviewed and chosen by the advisor, Mr. A. Robb. The students work on their own preparing reports and projects for the annual Social Science Fair. Advisor: Mr. Robb 7. Sousa, C. Bryant, G. Beggs, T. Martin, Mr. Robb, J. Forsyth. A. McNeese, R. Crews, S. Faust, T. Tomasini, F. Younger, J. Tilton, J. Griffin, J. Watkins, J. Davis, M. Grynkewich, J. Anderson, L. Grooms, J. Gibbs, J. Stephens, K. Kitties 66 Mr. Robb, B. Hardin, B. Griner, J. Long, T. Fennell, S. Schofield, J. Royal, A. Stephenson, G. Williams, Z. Zachery, F. Bailey, T. Cleiland, S. McDuffee, L. Wallin, T. Stubbs, M. Ferguson, R. Johnston, C. Natike, J. Strickland Science The Glynn Academy Science Club has greatly expanded in its number of members this year and all new mem- bers are a prosperous aspect to the club. One of the most important ac- tivities of the club is the completion of a three-phase project to better the G.A. campus. The club has worked hard on this project. They also went on their annual trip to Sea World, which always proves to be lots of fun for everyone. Many thanks to this clubs outstanding advisors! Officers: Wane O'neal — pres., G. Dills — pres.. K. Kirkend.il! — V. pres., A. Hornstein — trcjs., XI. Downs — Ireas., XI. Downs — Ire is., R. Deeley — sec., L. Jackson — reporter, P. Mozo — historian Advisors: XIr. Wiggins, Ms. Campany, Xls. Strickland, Ms. Van- delinde M. Adams, C. Andrews, M. Andrews, D. Bailey, J. Barcomb, S. Bellum, K. Bennett, S. Benton, B. Bluestein, D. Bluestein, C. Brantley, T. Brantley, W. Bryan, C. Capps, E. Chambliss, D. Clark, T. Clieland, XI. Connor, K. Cook, T. Cottle, N. Daubin, B. Davis, S. Dickinson, D. Dunnagan, A. Drake, C. Eades, C. Eades. C. Ellis, S. George, J. Gilbert, R. Glisson, T. Godwin, R. Graham, S. Graham, A. Gray, S. Grovner, B. Haven, C. Hawkins, K. Hayden, L. Henderson, T. Hendrix, M. Hildebrand, E. Howard, B. Humphlett, XI. Humphlett, V. Kicklighter, S. King. K. Kirkcndall, J. Knight, XI. Krakowski. B. Lane, S. Lane. J. Lever, D. Lewis, J. Linkenheimer, A. Lokken, E. Lokken, G. Lynn, T. .Manila, S. Xlartz, J. Mathews, D. McClarin, N. McClosky, K. XlcClemore, D. Miller, T. Mitchell, P. Mozo, W. Murray, J. Osborne, T. Packard, K. Parr, M. Parrish, C. Pat a ledis, S. Pipkin, J. Pruett, J. Pyle, K. Rice, P. Rice, J. Royal, T. Scearce, E. Sawyer, J. Scheau, D. Settles, XI. Shuman. S. Small, E. Smith, V. Smith, H. Stephens, D. Strickland, C. Strayhorn, B. Swann. S. Swann, K. Thomas, S. Thompson, B. Tuttle, C. Tuttle, K. Traylor, S. Vanderbeck, T. Warner, W. Whittle, T. Wright. P. Youngner, L. Younce, .4. Desmonie, A. Godwin, J. Trevathan, XI. Beaurgard, S. Lauck, A. Lauck, S. Kasha, R. Williams. D. Kelso Advisors: not pictured l-r top to bottom: K. Gamble, L. Casque, S. Green, M. Brown, L. Grant, B. Brown 1st row: B. Brown, L Grant, L. Wh right, K. Gamble, A. fussell, 2nd row: C Humphreys, A1. Brown, R. Waye, 5. Green, T. Brown, 3rd row: H. Moore, G. Butler, Mrs. Nimmons, L. Casque, W. Cash. The Careers club explored all types of careers to give members a better awareness of all fields. The knowl- edge members received will be an as- set when they graduate and have to make important career decisions. Many thanks to Ms. Nimmons who served as club advisor. Careers The Booster club was organized to support the athletic program in Glynn County. The club sponsored many fund-raising projects to benefit the athletic program. Many thanks of appreciation to Mrs. Ellington and Mrs. Younce for all of their help and guidance. Pres., L. Younce — V. Pres., K. Kirkendall — Sec., C. Pateldas — Treas., S. Benton, Parlimentar- ian — J. Linkenheimer Advisors: J. Ellington, C. Youce 1st row: K. Rice, K. Pat a ledis S. McBride, S. Baer, 2nd row: B. Fiveash, C. Lynn, L. Elling- ton, K. Vinyard, L. Young, 4. Lauchk, W. McCullar, R. Olson, A. Taylor, 3rd row: J. Lin- kenheimer, C. Younce, D. McNahh, S. Jones, L. Younce, L. Waters, B. Stroud, 4th row: K. Kir- kendall, C. Smith, K. Goodrich, S. Benton, H. Bishop, A. Hendry', C. Tolleson 69 The racquet club is a fun club. It's main purpose is to promote fun and interest in tennis on Glynn Acade- my's campus. The most popular event that the racquet club sponsors is the Student Faculty mixed doubles tour- nament. Many thanks to Mrs. Holt!! Racquet Kneeling: K. Rice, C. Andrews, A. Lini, L. Roebuck, R. Hummel. K. Hassel, H. Wilson, L. Levercttc, M. Lewis, J. Matthews, G. Allen, D. Lane. Standing: Mrs. Holt, M. Andrews, L. Waters, J. Bailey, A. Foltizer, K. Ben- nett, K. Parr, A. Goodwin, L.A. Smith, J. Royal, M. Shuman, K. Hayden, C. Carrol, K. McLemore Officers: L. A. Smith — Public Relations — J. Royal, V. President, K. Hayden — Secretary, M. Andrews — President. Advisor: Mrs. R. Holt 70 FCA front-back: J. Leavy, S. Watson, P. Murphy, A. Kimsy, J. Royal, L. McIntosh, M. Adams, J. Lever, R. Benson, B. Fiveash, I. Roper, C. Tolleson, M. Warwick, 5. George, right row: C. Fades, T. Cleaveland, M. McCully, K. Goodrich, R. Glisson, K. Vinyard, B. Camp, E. Tierney, D. McNabb, D. Clemnts, D. Weaver, across: J. McGeachey, K. Harris, B. Stroud, W. Wheeler, A. Lauck, A. Hendry, A. Drury, C. Manning, back row: G. Harvell, M. Love, H. Bishop, J. Royal, B. Wilkes, G. Tally, J. Beau fait. The Fellowship of Christian Ath- letes is an organization based on the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. Its purpose is for athletes to realize that Christ is a major part of atheltic and other affiliated groups. The main pur- pose is to bring God into the lives of members as they realize their feelings about God and share how God helps them live from day to day. Advisor: Coach Thornhill Officers: J. Lcavy — Sec., J. Beaufait — V. Pres., B. Fiveash — Pres., A. Hendry — Treas. y club The Y-Club's purpose is to create; maintain, and extend high standards of Christian character throughout the home, school, and community. The club is an important asset to our school. Much thanks to Mrs. Wendel and Miss Canady for their guidance. (l-r): S. Tjrrer, J. Young, XI. Lewis, A. Franklin, J. Holcomb, S. Strayhorn, B. Lewis. 2nd row: XI. Krakowski, E. Smith, J. XicCallum, XI. Brown, B. Brown, S. Nichols, A. Clements, K. Hummel, J. Porter, 3rd row: B. Davis, J. Yarborough, W. Bryan, K. Parr, J. Gilbert, P. Peacock, L. Budd, Y. XIason, K. Wright, XI. Andrews, D. Lawrence, P. Shutts, N. Trivette. 4th row: D. Bluestein, S. Strean, K. Bennett, XI. Humphlett, A. Goodwin, A. Lauck, L.A. Jackson, L. Jackson Advisors: XI. Canady, XI. Wendel Officers: A. Lauck — chaplain, L. Jack- son — V. Pres., XI. Lewis — Secretary. J. Yarborough — Pres., J. XlcCullum — school projects chairman, A. Franklin — community projects chairman 72 Newspaper The Newspaper staff works hard to produce The Red and White. The pa- per keeps the student body informed of events and happenings of the school. It is entertaining; informing and educational. Thanks for all the hard work and effort!! Advisor; Mrs. L. Wright Co-editors: C. Griffiths, M. Andrews seated (l-r): B. Haven, J. Holland, A. Wallin, G. Bufkin, Standing: M. Andrews, Mrs. Wright, H. Stephens, F. Jones, J. Matthews, D. Lane, D. Hutchinson, R. Hummel, K. Gorreson. L. Rose, A. Gray, W. Bennett, C. Griffiths. The student council was made up of people elected by the student body. They had to work and campaign hard to become a member. Student Council was responsible for planning all of the major school dances, the Home- coming parade activities, and many other activities. Their goal was to make it one of the best years at G.A. Advisor: A. Robb Sr. Reps: 1st row — S. Grovner, R. Deeley, R. McCullar. 2nd row — G. Walker, V. Miller, E. Nisbet. 3rd row: B. Wilkes, D. Weaver, J. Knight 1st row: J. Gash, A. McNeese, S. Day, S. McDaniel, T. Cleiland, B. Leavy, C. Eades, T. Goodwill, C. Wilson. 2nd row: V. Knight, K. Vinyard, J. Brown, A. Hendry, S. King, L. Jenks, D. Stubbs, M. Doke, G. Kuksly, E. Young, S. Pipkin, M. Waters. 3rd row: T. Packard, A. Chromzak, S. Kasha, A. Hornstein, B. Reyes, T. Warner, J. Gilbert, J. Beaufait, A. Lauch, J. Leavy, K. Wright, C. Manning, R. Slade, E. Tierney. Standing: S. Slade, K. Kirkendall, M. Adams, V. Miller, L. Gunnels, J. Knight, D. Weaver, R. McCullar, K. McLemore, B. Stroud, B. Wilkes, L. Budd, S. Grovner, G. Walker, E. Misbet, R. Deeley Sr. Class officers: Pres — K. Kirkendall, V.P. — S. Slade, Sec Tre as. — L. Gunnels Exec. Board: Historian — ). Beaufait, Sec. — M. Ad- ams, S. Watson (not pictured), V.P. L. Budd, Pres. — K. McLemore, Co-pres. — B. Stroud, Treas. — A. Hornstein, Parliamentarian — J. Leavy 74 Council Jr. Officers: T. Warner, R. Slade, B. Reyes Freshman officers: Jim Cash, B. Leavy, T. Goodwill The student council deserved much credit for many successful school ac- tivities pul on this year such as Home- coming, twirp dances, sweetheart, the talent show and Jr Sr Prom. Each member put a lot of work into making this a fun and successful school year. Sophomore Reps: E. oung. M. Doke, S. Ring, V. Knight, A. Hendry, C. Kukolv, M. Waters, IS. VinyardJ. Brown Sophomore officers: S. Pipkin, i. Jenks, D. Stubbs Freshman reps: C. Fades, A. McNeese, S. McDaniel, T. Cleiland, S. Day, C. Wilson Library The library club consists of library assistants who work each day for an hour in the library and receive five quarter hours credit. They are dedi- cated and work hard to make the li- brary’ a better place to study. Thanks for the guidance of Ms. Nail. E. Nail (l-r): J.A. Simmons, T. Nelson, K. Jackson, K. Innes, J. Owens, D. Crokett NHS 1st row: l-r: M. Lewis, L. Jackson, A. Frank- lin, J. Lcavy, T. Warner, A. Hornslein, S. Watson, G. Walker. 2nd row: I. Overman, A. Gray, 5. Bellam, A. Goodwin, A. Graham. 3rd row: C. Manning, K. Melton, M. An- drews, L. Budd, M. Brown. 4th row: B. Lane, D. Weaver, II. Bishop, V. Mower, D. Blues- tein, W. Bryan, M. Humphlett, D. Lewis, W. Murray, L. Pace. On hell: K. Hayden, S. Nichols, K. Kirkendall, D. Miller. B. Camp, J. Barcomh, D. Bailey, L. Jackson Advisors: 5. Wheeler. . McFntire Vice Pres., C. Manning; Pres. K. Melton; Treas., L. Jackson The National Honor Society was an organization developed to provide the students with high grade point averages (3.5 or better) with a prestigious recognition. Many students work very hard each year to reach the level to he accepted into NHS. This was the sixth year that NHS has been active at CA. Mrs. Wheeler and Mr. McEntire, the advisors, are the key points to this clubs success. ICC The Inter-Club council was made up of the presidents of all clubs orga- nized at Glynn Academy. The organi- zation helped to promote leadership and to keep a good communication between all of the clubs. Thanks for all the hard work and to Mr. Car- ithers, the advisor! — V kl r 4 I Officers: K. Mellon, IV. O'Neal, I. Budd Advisor: Mr. C.irithers Kneeling: I. Vounce, I. Budd, C. Dills, S. bp.iulding. Standing: M. Djrrisj w, A. Drury. K. Mellon. IV. O' Vw , V. Mower. T. Ih11. B. Fivejsh, S. Snull. M. 78 Latin The Latin Club had a successful year at Glynn Academy. This is the second year of existence for the club and membership grew enormously! Many thanks go to Mr. Ritchey, the club advisor!! M. Andrews, 7. Baer, T. Brubaker, L. Budd, B. Camp, C. Collins, P. Connor, L. Crooms, N. Daubin. R. Deeley, .4. Drury, D. Dunagan, A. Emanuel, J. Gilbert, R. Graham, B. Haven, J. Havens, B. Hazlett, M. Henderson, J. Hendry. J. Holland, M. Humplett, L. Jackson, S. Kennedy, At. Kirkendall, ). Knight, L. Knight, B. Lane, S. Lane, J. Lever, J. Long, R. Lowie, S. Martz. R. McDowell, A. McGregor, J. Morrell, P. Nickels, W. O'Neal, L. Pace, S. Pipkin, P. Ploeger, J. Pruett, T. Scarce, R. Shoemaker, S. Slade, L. Smith, C. Strayhorn, J. Strickland[. J. Tilton, K. Traylor, J. Trenkle, B. Tuttle, C. Tuttle. S. Vanderbeck, C. Vigna, K. Welch, K. Wright, K. Wright, Z. Zachry Chorus The Glynn Academy Chorus, un- der the direction of Mr. Stripling, presented a variety of exciting shows this year. Their objective was to pro- mote interest in and appreciation of this particular type of entertainment. Many thanks to each member for de- voting his time and effort so the pro- gram could be a success. Officers l-r; T. Dance, R. Wave, . Watkins, P. Austin, B. Harris, f. Brown. 80 1st row; S. Swann, S. Grovner, S. Gibson, S. Leenon, M. Lane, T. Dance, C. Tresvant, I. Billings, M. Brown. 2nd row; C. Mays, I. Roper. S. Stephens, P. Austin, L. Henley, G. Wright, C. Wright. 3rd row; R. Waye, G. Darrisaw, S. Armstrong, J. Watkins, C. Perkins, T. Clayton, M. Diggs, B. Harris. 4th row; K. Mathis, R. Atkinson, D. Kendrick, J. Buckley, R. Fair we 11, A. Meggett, A. Griffin, D. Life. Swing Choir The swing choir was a group of choral members who enjoy performing as much as they enjoy singing. The group put on a very lively and fun show which was always enjoyed by all. Many thanks to each of the members for all the hard work and effort put into each show. Also thanks go to the advisor, Mr. Stripland, it wouldn't have been possible without him. Advisor: Mr. Stripling Swing Choir: D. Life, L. Henley. T.Chyton, V. Mays, C. Paul, C. Wright, D. Griffin, F. Frazier, S. Austin, T. Barnem.in The G.A. Annual Staff had a lot of hard work producing this year's an- nual. The work ranged from selling ads to meeting deadlines. To become a staff member, you had to fill out an application which was examined by Mrs. Blanton, who chose the new members. The staff worked hard to produce a book of memories to be cherished by everyone at G.A. Editor: K. McLemore Annual Staff members: M. Maddox, M. Henderson, C. Brantley, I . Vicent, L. Lane, XI. Downs. Standing: J. Matthews, D. Curry, C. Herrin, K. McLemore, K. McCullar, S. Xlorton, C. Fades, V. Kick lighter, D. Kelso, S. Kasha 8 2 Typist: C. Fades, Artist: S. Xlorton class and faculty: L. Lane, XL Downs, C. Herrin Advisor: G. BLinton Ads: 5. Kasha, V. Kicklighter Sports: J. X1.itthews, D. Kelso Features: M. Maddox, M Henderson, R. McCulhr; C Brantley r Clubs: B. Harris, T. Dennard, D. Piper VICA Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, or VICAf is a very big club at Glynn Academy'. The club is a na- tional organization that strives to de- velop leadership, establish vocational goals: and attain a purpose in life. Many thanks to the superb work of all the advisors! 1st row: D. Williams, T. Jones, A. Brown, R. Smith, C. Hawkins, K. Bierce, C. Harrison, B. St a Ivey, G. Bufkin. 2nd row: M. Dowling, R. Wilson, J. Thomas, L. Ethridge, J. Trenkle, D. Clyatt, T. Maassen, D. Mallard, L. Lairsey, B. Harris, L. Gunnels, M. Brown, C. Wiles. B. Bennett, B. Whaley. 2rd row. B. Canter, L. Thomas, B. Worst, S. Stephens, T. Perotte, J. Clario, S. Hardwick, V. Miller, J. Newsome, P. Spaulding, T. Brown, H. Hutto, C. Talley, E. Phiefer, W. Pearce. G. Berry, D. Hill, D. Wheeler, A. Wood, K. Banks, P. King. 84 The purpose of the National Forensic League was to promote the interests of inter- scholastic debate, oratory, and public speaking by encouraging a spirit of fellowship and con- ferring upon deserving candidates a worthy badge of distinction. To become a member of the NFL, a student must compete in high school speech activities to the extent of being eligible for the Degree of Merit. He She must also rank in the upper two-thirds of his class. Each Subsequent Degree must be earned in competitive speaking. The highest honor was that of Special Distinction. Members were al- lowed to wear jewels in their membership badges to indicate the degree they have at- tained. The jewel indicating the Special Dis- tinction Degree was the double ruby. Advisor: Mrs. Duke 1st row: L. Lane, A. Dowels, H. Welch, D. Hutchison, L. Crosby, S. Rowe, T. Williams, S. Bellum. 2nd row: P. Vasquez, C. Thomas, T. Park- er, J. HollandH. Kelly, L. Pace, D. Miller. 3rd row: J. Pruitt, M. Humphlett Officers: L. Yawn — sec., G. Holland and C. Griffiths — Co-presidents 85 Data Processing Data Processing is a two hour course taught at Brunswick High School. Students attend class daily and receive ten quarter hours credit. This class gives students a chance to get a head start on futures of Data processing and a chance to learn how to operate computers. Advisor: Fred Henderson 86 Football Football Football Football Football Bottom Row: D. O'Quin, D. Moreland, P. Dun woody, B. Camp, D. Me Nabb, C. Tolleson, 2nd row: D. Clements, S. George, J. Tilton, T. Drury, T. Kirkland, S. Stiegn, B. Jones, 3rd: T. Brown, K. O'Keffe, J. Knoght, W. Wheeler, P. Pleagour, B. Benton, E. Clark, 4th: B. Fiveash, P. Vivenzo (Mgr.), R. Hicks, J. Watkins, W. Hall (Capt.), J. Davis, J. Burton, 5th: R. Fife, J. Lever, B. Walker, W. Fendig, F. Tillmen, (not pictured — Bobby Wilkes (Capt.) and A. Jones (Mgr) Football Football Football Football Football 08 Football Football Football Football Football Football Football Football Football Football Glynn Academy's Football team had one terrific season. In the playoffs, first time in eleven years, we lost by one point to Benedictine and ended the sea- son with the record of 9-3. Coach McKnight was very pleased, especially with Senior Bobby Wilkes, who set a state record with 2,000 yards. Bobby was rated as one of the best quar- terbacks to come out of state of Georgia in many years. Coach McKnight was very happy for the Seniors to finish their High School with such a good season!! Football Football Football Football Foot Under the leadership of Coach Barrett Rooks and Coach Charles Whitfield; the Junior Varsity Football Team had an un- fortunate season with a record of 1 and 6. Yet with such enthusiasm and practice, we are looking forward to a future win- ning season. Front row: L. Nobats, J. Brown, Xi. Higginbotham, T. Whotomore, R. Singdton, XI. Waters, J. Calimene, R. Hicks, 2nd: J. Fussel, J. Lever, H. Jernigan, L. Johnson, K. Mathis, V. Knight, S. Armstrong. J. Reaves, 3rd: D. Clements, D. Lewis, D. Robertson, B. Altman, T. Hill, D. Haddock, D. Crinner, ). Strickland. 4th: T. Kirkland, D. O'Quinn, J. McGeachy, R. Xfiles. Football Football Foot 91 Football Football Football Football row 1: C. Milton, B. Whittle, B. La Roche, T. Jones, J. Johnson, C. Carter, J. Demery, D. Yarborough, T. Goodwill, C. Wilson, K. Bruley, T.C. Henley row 2: B. Allen, J. Johnson, G. Boatright, M. Hutchinson, D. Rawson, J. Gash, V. Bell, T. Mi mbs, T. Cottle, E. Whing, R. Stills, K. Doughs, row 3: Coach Fehr, T. Ruble, M. Rhykrd, D. Fitzgerald, B. Rose, V. Wcyrich, K. Anderson, A. Humphrey, J. Griffin, J. Kenmore, D. West, L. Price, R. Sallins, W. Fisher, Coach Bouchard Football Football Football Football 92 The 1983 9th grade Football Team had art excit- ing year. Their record for the season was 2 wins and 3 losses. The wins were over Benedictine and Brunswick High School. Outstanding offensive players were T.C. Henly, Willie Fisher, and Allen Humphrey. Outstanding defensive players were Jimmy Lee Johnson, John Johnson and Mike Hutchinson. This years captains were chosen by the team. The captians were Therone Jones and John Johnson. According to Coach Fehr, these players show good potential to move to varsity positions. HSRM Track Track Track Track Track Sitting: A. Jonc , K. Morton, V'. Mays, Standing: S. Scotficld, S. King, L. Hudson, I). Hutchinson, B. Clark, J. Childs, L. Lane Track Track Track Track Track Track Track The coaches were very pleased with the per- formance of the Girls Cross Country team this year. They finished 8th out of 18 teams in the state cross country meet and won overall in the region. They are looking forward to an outstand- ing upcoming season. Track Track Track Basketball Basketball Top: Coach Whitfield, W. Coleman, b. Redding, R. Fisher, S. George, A. McClendon, E. Pitts, C. Williams, 7. Hobbs, R. Lewis, M. fdwards, B. Walker, C. Campbell, Bottom: G. Cross, ). Patterson Basketball Basketball Basketball Bas This year's varsity Basketball Team has been having a very exciting year. They were the first team to win a game in the new gym. The teams captains are Thomas Brown and Chris Campbell. They have an unfortunate record of 4-10; but are improving more as the year progresses. This year's team is very young and intend on having a great season next year. 9-1 ketbaJl Basketball Basketball Basket ketbdll Basketball Basketball Basket Basketball Basketball Bask Bottom: D. Life, D. Cordon, W. Fisher, J. Demery, C. Baisden, Top: Ciach Bouchard, M. Washington, D. Wright. V . Baker, 1. Edwards, K. Grady, K. Kirkendall, J. Johnson, C. King, J. Brown Basketball Basketball Basketball Bas The J. V. basketball team has had a very good year with 7 wins and 1 loss. They are going to be a great help in developing the Varsity team next year. The coaches are looking forward to working with these boys and intend to have an exciting upcoming season. Basketball Basketball Basketball Bas Bottom: S. Ruff ner. L. Willingtom, F. Mungin, S. Saddler, K. Morton, . Mohtcr, Fisher, Top: Gloria Vail, Mrs. Adams, V. Mays, K. Vinyard, B. Clark, A. Jones, Y. Brown, A. Gibbons, 5. Popwell, 5. Williams, Mgr. V. Cash Basketball Basketball Basketball This year has been a good year for Girls. They have a 12 and 2 record and are leading in the region over all. The two outstanding players are Felicia Morri and Amanda Jones. Felicia has scored over 2000 points since she has been play- ing at G.A. Amanda is the top rebounder with 241 which puts her in the top ten in the state for rebounding. The girls' team hopes to advance to the state finals. 98 Basketball Basketball Basketball First Row: V. Casque, E. Hudson, C. Thomas, J. Simmons, D. Grant, K. Wrice, P. Thomas, P. Williams, C. Thompson, . Brown, S. Kirksey, L. Lane, L. Williams, Coach D. Stewart Basketball Basketball Basketball The Girl's Junior Varsity Basketball Team had an excellent record of 4-3. The team as a whole showed great unity and enthusiasm in each and every game. 100 Baseball Baseball Baseball Base Baseball Baseball Baseball Base Varsity Baseball: 1st row — Ricky Gibbs, Rob McBay, Ron- ald Glisson, Jim Mock, Wynn Fendig, Bobby Wilkes, Steve Lange; 2nd row — Coach Fehr, Tony Ellin, Jim Gibson, Todd Barry, Andy Griffin, Christy Loper, Coach Rooks. The Glynn Academy baseball team placed third in their region last year with a record of ten wins and three losses. Their overall record was fifteen wins and seven losses. Jim Mock was voted 'Most Valuable Player' for the season. He led the season in hitting with a batting average of 403. As a team, the batting average was at 314 which is the best average the team has had in years. Tony Ellin was the leading pitcher with a record of five wins and two losses. Rob McBay was the cap- tain of the '83 team. Coach Fehr expects ,better things for the '84 team. Only four members of the '83 season will not be returning. 101 Baseball Baseball Baseball Base 102 Baseball Baseball Baseball Base Junior Varsity; Front Row — Don Wheeler, Chris Wyles, Bare tie Walker, Jay Overstreet, Elmer Clark, David Cle- ments, Aaron Taylor; Back Row — Paul Ploeger, David O'Quinn, Dwayne Dowdy, Coach Rooks. Baseball Baseball Baseball Base 103 Front Row — Johnny Knowles, Gregg Harvell, Ansley Drury, John Paulk, Brian Fivash; Back Row — Jim Parker, Craig Johnson, Dewitt Weaver, George Warwick, Coach Hud- son. Golf Golf Golf Golf Golf Golf The 1983 Golf team of Glynn Academy placed 2nd in region behind Benedictine. At state competition, they placed 2nd again and also behind Benedictine. There was only 5 shots between the two teams. Dewitt Weaver was medalist for the team. He had the lowest round with a score of 72. There are seven players returning for the '84 season. Coif Golf Coif Golf Golf Golf Golf Golf Golf Golf Golf Golf 106 Golf Golf Golf Golf Golf Golf Golf Golf Golf Golf Tennis Tennis Tennis Tennis The Glynn Academy '83 boy's tennis team had a superb year with a record of eight wins and two losses. They placed first in region team C playoffs, along with Brad Stroud in individual singles C and Clinton Fonseca and Steve Thompson in doubles. During the '84 season all play- ers will be returning except for one graduating senior, Clinton Fonseca. Capturing region title made it the fifth consecutive year of their being region title holders. Tennis Tennis Tennis Tennis 108 Tennis Tennis Tennis Tennis Tennis Tennis Tennis Tennis 109 Boy's Tennis — Back Row — Coach Richardson, Sieve Lyons, Clinton Fonseca, Brad Stroud; First Row — John Creer, Steve Thompson, Wade Murray, David Sarich. Tennis Tennis Tennis Tennis The 1983 girl's tennis team captured the region title. Team member Cinny Daivson was first in the semi-finals at region play while teammates, Judv Royal and Kim Hayden, playing doubles were region finalists. Amy Wallin placed second in the quarter finals at the region tournament. The team's overall season record was listed at seven wins and three losses. Tennis Tennis Tennis Tennis no Tennis Tennis Tennis Tennis IF s' m I b r Tennis Tennis Tennis Tennis Girl's Tennis — Third Row — Ginny Allen, Dean a Stubbs, Susie Slade, Ginny Daw- son, Judy Royal, Coach Rena Holt, Second Row — Mandi Ellis, Amy Wallin, Kim Hayden, Front Row — Leighann Smith, Cathy Eades, Laura Ellington. Track Track Track Track Track Track Track Track Track Track 112 Track Track Track Track Track Silting Row 1 — John Ludaway, James Calemine, James Shaw, Andy Amason, Reyes Jones, Ben Desmonie; Kneeling Row 2 — Dean Bunderson, Curtis McKenzie, Johnny Davis, James Williams, Phillip Dunwoody, Jim Morrell; Standing Row 3 — Evan Jones, Mitchel Life, Jeff Burton, Mike Edwards, John Creer, Brent Berry, Joe White. Track Track Track Track Track Track Track Track Track Track Track Track Track Track Track Track Track Track Track Track 114 Track Track Track Track Track Track Runners; First Row — Liz Hudson, Jill Mohler, Kathy Morton; Second Row — Vanessa Mays, Edna Carroll, Jannet Morrell, Barbara Williams, Mamie Grant; Third Row — Amanda Jones, Jackie Thomas, Ameysth Gibbons, Gloria Vail. Track Track Track Track Track Track Track Track Track Track Bottom: C. Gamble, K. Collier,). Leavy, S. Watson, P. Ploeger, E. Curry, Top: A. McGreger, A. Graham, A. Chromszack, M. Vernon, N. Mower, 5. Slade _______ Cheerleading Cheerleading Cheerleading Cheerleading The 1983-84 Varsity Cheerleaders had one great year. During the summer, they attended the NCA Camp at Georgia Southern. There they won the Spirit Award and 2nd runner up for The Award of Excellence, which is top honors in cheerleading camp. With their spirit, they helped support our athletes. Cheerleading Cheerleading Cheerleading Cheerleading 116 Cheerleading Cheerleading Cheerleading Cheerleading Cheerleading Cheerleading Cheerleading Cheerleading Bottom: D. Roberts, D. Paulk, A. Hendry, J. Raines, A. Kimsey, M. McCully, K. McPike, Top: J. Royal, Pagent Murphy, Paige Murphy, C. Pa da Iidas, L. McIntosh Cheerleading Cheerleading Cheerleading Cheerleading The 1983-84 J. V. Cheerleaders has a very good year. The girls went to camp at Georgia South- ern, and there they won a spirit stick and a blue ribbon. With their spirit and enthusiasm, they helped make this a great year. Cheerleading Cheerleading Cheerleading Cheerleading ne Bjck: L. Gunnels, L Ellington, S. Ruffncr, J. Mohler, B. Clark, K. Vinyard, A. Goodwin, K. Flournoy Front: L. Linkenheimer, G. Beggs, K. Leggett, R. Baxley, A. Ryals, D. Mallard, P. Redding Softball Softball Softball Softball Softball The Glynn Academy softball team of 1983 had a great year. They were city champs and 2nd in the region. For her first year of coaching, Susan Thornhill felt that the girls worked outstandingly as a team and this got them as far as they did. This is the 3rd season for softball at Glynn Acade- my and we are looking forward to many more successful! seasons. 120 Softball Softball Softball Softball Softball mi County Administration Board Of Education The Glynn County Board of Education, With Superintendent Kermit Kecnum (seated, left), President Russell Jacobs, Audrey Olsen, Miriam Graham, Gene Leggett, Wayne Neal, (standing, left), Geneva Lyde, Tom Lively, Jean Grace, Vice-President Charlie Thrower, Dr. Yvonne Lott, Roger Lane, Associate Superintendent W.C. McNeely, and Rev. Franklin McKenzie. Kermit Keenum — Superintendent Walter McNeely — Associate Superintendent William Crosby — Administrative Assistant Head Terrors William T. Wood Principal Clyde Williams Assoc. Principal Lavcrn Carter, Asst. Principal Vocational Supervisor Derrick Hulsey, Asst. Principal Jim Stephens, Asst. Principal Registrar Hugh McIntyre Administrative Intern Amanuensis Laura Aline Eula Ballard Margaret Bennett Deborah Carswell Attendance Clerk Reading Aide Prin. Office Sec. Library Secretary Ann DeLoach Annie Ingraham Earnestine Nail Rosie Mora Librarian Career Center Coord. Head Librarian Prin. Office Sec. Lydia Swain Voc. Office Sec. Charlcie Tanner Guid. Office Sec. Alyne Wiles Guid. Office Sec. Eunice Wilcox Asst. Princ. Off. Sec. Faculty V Gayle Blanton Theresa Adams Physical Ed. Tony Blasko Health and Safety Jo Anne Boone French English T June Brown Accounting Kay Campany Science Carole Bruley English Melissa Canady Math i Virginia C hapman Typing IOP Becky Canter CBVE I Irene Chance English Robert Carithers Soc. Studies Dep't Head Ethyl Daniels Social Studies John Cordell Band Hubert Daughtry Forestry Horticulture Norma Collins English Faculty Anne Duke 4 Soc. Studies Debate Eugene Davis Guidance Counselor Julie Davis Hellen Dodson Math Typing VOT I a’.r ■ 1 ________:___ Dorothy Dun vxoody Home Economics Jerry Dycus Science Laura Edenfield Art Jerry Easterling Science Linda Gardner Science o I—I i — ▼ Diane Edwards Chuck Eehr Special Ed Per. Fin. Drivers Ed Johnny Graham Science M Barbara Floyd Lillie Frazier English Typing Susan Hardwick Pearl Hankerson Science CBVL Faculty Al Hunt Guidance Counselor Muriel Hunter Special Ed Joyce Jackson Math Herman Hudson Physical Ed 2— Robert Jaudon Social Studies 4 Lewis May Math Eugene Rex Industrial Arts Faculty Audrey May hood Spanish L Lisa Miller Social Studies Patricia Morris Math Barry Richardson English David Richey Latin James Powell English 11 Shirley Roberts Math y Tom Schneider Social Studies David Sharpe Mechanical Drawing - Anne Starling English 3 Dot Stewart Math 129 Kathy Strickland Science Faculty Allen Stripling Chorus Edith Tayloe English Dep't Head - w Nancy Taylor Les Thomas Kathleen VandeLinde Special Ed | CBVE Guidance Counselor Stephen Vose Social Studies Sandra Watson Special Ed I ta Marcia Wen del Math Dep't Head John R. Wiggins Science Dep't Head f I Star Wheeler Social Studies 130 Linda Wright English Peggy King DCT B.H.S. T I Mr. Kowalchuk — Masonary Mr. McDowall — Vocational Su pervisor Mr. Bullard — Cooking Mr. Mosher — Weld Metals Mr. O'Quinn — Advanced Con- struction Mr. Pittman — Welding Mr. Peeples — Auto Body Repair Mr. C. Ragland — Graphic Arts Mr. Rayburn—Advanced Appii- I Mr. Solano — Lawn Mowers ance Repair I Power Plants Mr. Stock — Auto Mechanics Ms. L. Ragland — Photography r t -4 II IV Ms. Vaughn — Child Care Class Of '84 Edith Tayloe, advisor May 31, 1984! What comes to mind when you hear that date, seniors? FREEDOM? PARTIES? Perhaps a twinge of SADNESS? Yes, May 31,1984, is the day the Glynn Academy Class of '84 will graduate from high school. For some, it's the end of an era; for others, it's just the beginning. Congratulations, class of '84, it looks like you finally made it! Seniors Kenneth Abel [a Donni Bailey Donnice Biker Melinic Biker Dirron Bmks Missy A Jims Cherie Adkins Fsiu Alston Romld Atkinson Rob Anglin Richird Allen Jeff Ashley Mirgiret Andrews Seniors Diana Bjuer Brian Bennett Sherri Benton Michael Benton Gene Berrie Henry Bishop Carl Bland 137 Seniors Michael Blount Seth Box Daniel Bradley Lome Brogden Thomas A. Brown Thomas J. Brown Laurie Budd Walter Burns Seniors Lisa Carroll Todd Carroll Judy Carter Wilfred Cash Minnie Collins Robyn Soles Collins Joe Combs Jackie Conner Seniors Gary Council David Crockett Donna Curry Terri Dance James Daniel Monique Darrisaw 141 Seniors Cynthia Davis Lavcda Davis Mike Davis Terry Davis Gina L. Dills Dianne Douglass Mesa Dowling Michelle Downs Steve DraJer Seniors Angela Drake Ansley Drury Kevin Dubois Debbie Dunagan Lori Duncan Seniors Pamela Dyer Cathy Fades Louise Ftheredgc Vicki Evans Kathy Gamble Katie Goodrich Ronald Glisson Randy Graham Seniors Abraham Grant Brian Graves Curtis Grovner Laura Gray Sharon Green Tim Green Christine Griffiths Seniors Karen Grovner Stacey Grovner Leigh Gunnels Vicki Hafley Willie Harrell Beth Harris Barry Harris Christopher Harrison Seniors Holly Harrison Pamela Harrison Trina Hartridge Allan Hatcher Jimmy Hauff Beth Haven Chris Hawkins Kim Hayden Andre Henderson 147 Amy Hendrick Jonathan Hendry' Randy Hilhurn Tony Herrin Missy Hildebrand Terry Hobbs George Holland John Holland Judy Howard Valerie Hunter Deborah Hutchinson Hank Hutto Kha trina Jackson Seniors 148 Seniors Les Jackson Lutricia Jackson Candice Johnson Kimberly Johnson Evan Jones Brad Jordan Seniors Darren Kendrick Tracey Kendrick Shelena Kennedy Clinton Ketchup Donald Kite Jeff Knight John Knowles Karryn Knox Seniors Joy Ldfser Lisj Lairsey Seniors Richie Lewis Roderick Life Sam Logan Greg Loque Darryl Maxwell Kenneth Mathis Robert Maxwell Nancyr McClosky Seniors Greig McCully Grade McGhee Bryan McIntosh Tommy McKinley Kyle McKinney Dale McNahb Sharon Meadows Karen Melton mmmmmmmammmmmmmmaBmm Seniors David Miller Deborah Miller Tammy Miller Venus Miller Felicia Morris William Morris Kim Moses Nancy Mower Seniors Pjge Plocger Robert Poppell Russ Porter Eric Poston Seniors Jennifer Redding Trey Renlz Homer Reynolds Mary Ribron Vicki Roberson Sabrenia Robinson 157 Seniors Casey Ross Judy Royal Russell Rozier Pamela Ruff Debra Schuster Greg Sellers Da vid Shadron Rob Dobbs Shinnick Seniors Ronnie Pinkham Smith Paul Spaulding Eric Sprague Bobby Stalvey Seniors Frederick Tillman Jarrett Tilton Chris ToUeson David Trawick Seniors Sarah Wallace Doreen Washington A Johnnie Watkins George Warwick Deborah Watts Rondy Wave 162 Seniors DeWitt Weaver Cheryl West Jimmy Wheeler 163 Seniors Billy Worst Gail Wright Gloria Wright Dcbhi Wilson David Wooten Bohhv Wilkes - ‘ Darrell Williams Chery’l Williams Carrol Williams James Williams April Williams Seniors Missi Cook Damon Hill Kerry• Huettner Griffin Bufkin Sharon Austin Lana Yawn Tangi Bennett 165 Seniors Delores King Susan Knight Renee McCuIlar Debbie Piper Class Of '85 The first day of your junior year is officially the beginning of your reign as un UPPERCLASSMAN! First thing first, you order your class ring. It comes complete with built-in heart attack for parents when they receive the bill. As you fight through the first two quarters of chemistry ( Yes, Teacher! ) and strug- gle with the subtleties of The Scarlet Letter and Huck- leberry Finn, it dawns on you that are actually settling down to work. You marvel at and analyze this new- found maturity all the way up to Jr.-Sr. Prom. Your amazing sophistication crumbles on the day after Prom when you recall the really dumb things you did the night before. Still, your your junior year is to be treasured, especially while you look forward to being a SENIOR! John Wiggins and Linda Gardner, advisors 168 Juniors Ginny .Allen Laurie Allen Harrs’ Allison 0 Bart Allman Claire Andrew’s Pamela Austin best Rally Pep Tori Baer La verne Baker Karen Banks Jeff Barlow Charon Batson G.A personal gossip circle Donald Beall O Jean Beall Jenny Beaufait Maria Beauregard Shea Beck Andrea Beddard Susmith Bellam Kim Bennett Rusty Bennett IMendi Bennett Vicki Benton Juniors Kim Bierce Peggy Bishop Tony Bbnd ► David Bluestein Chris Boj Jackie Boyette What do you mean my football team stinks?! Christine Brantley Teresa Breck Tammy Brockington Marcember Brown Wa II v Bryan f M| I Steve Bryant Donna Bullard Ricky Busby Debra Butler Gerald Butler Andy Byrd Chris Campbell Trade Carithers ■ Brent Cash Kim Chamberlain Elizabeth Chambliss Ooo-C)h I saw that! 169 Juniors Kelly Collier Candi Collins David Colquitt Denise Corley Jim Corson Juniors Clarence Douglas Beverly Drawdy Karen Drawdy Kimberly Drury Thomas Drury Phillip Dun wood Mike Edwards Lorraine Fhlers Terri Elder Mandi Ellis Rod Ellis Kelly Eaulk Charity Feuz Jenny Eeuz Alisa Franklin Kym Gaskins Harriette Gasque Joell Gasque Sean Gehri Stephen George John Gibson James Gilbert I Now! Mrs. Pleasants cat is spelled CAT 171 Juniors Mark, Mjka me fecla so happy Felicia Hardee Jeff Hardee Doug Harris Greg Glasscock Terry Godwin John Goodrich Mamie Grant Alvson Gray Sherri Greene John Greer Andre Griffin No. You can't have my cookie! Andy Griffin Jody Griffin Dwayne Griner Sandee Grinstead Susan Guynn David Haddock Tony Hall Amy Gottdwin Amy Graham Mary Ann Graham ' 172 Juniors Greg Hjrvcll Jonathan Hive ns Susan Haynes Christy Head Lynn Henderson Todd Hendrix I ook Freshman out! the loose on Lea trice Henley Angela Herr Randy Hicks Pamela Hinkle Timothy Holcomb David Hornsby Alisa Hornstein Amy Horton Rita Howard Debra Hudson 49 Michael Hummel Mark Humphlett Holly Hutchinson Kim Innes Leanne Jackson Sheri Jackson G.A. Cheerleaders always Jam! Juniors Juniors Djvid Lewis Mary Lewis Derek Life foe Linkenheimer Lisa Linkenheimer Frik Lokken Anybody got a not her hand? Larry Loper Regina Lynn Curtis Manning William Manor Yvonne Mason Kevin Mathis Jenny Matthews Sherry May Vanessa Mays David McClairin Roy McDowell John McCeachy Brian McMahan Annette McCraw Jesse McNeil Scott Me Pike Lick 'em McCullar 175 Juniors Ancae McWhorter Michelle Meeler Bernice MiJJeke Sherry Miller Marci Mills Lucky Mims She Makes me laugh! LA______ Jeff Minchew Tim Mitchell Sandra Moses Paul Mozo Donna Murray Pamela Murray Wade Murray Anna Newton Leon Noble Kyle O'Keefe V John Osborne Lewis Pace Tommy Packard • Ik Jim Parker Kellie Parr Bennie Parrish I am, too, old enough to drive! i ............ — I 176 Juniors - M It 's the giggles gang! Kelly Phillips John Pruett Linda Purvis - i John Patterson Ginny Peeples Eric Pfeifer (ft ass. a Jeanne Pyle Duayne Ramsey Keith Ramsey Latrina Randolph Mary Ransom Manon Reese Becky Reyes Kim Rice Pam Rice Carla Roberson Za net a Roberts Mark Ruehling Selena Rufiner Chris Rushing Deyette Scarlett Jennie Scheu These are the books of a sincere junior 177 Juniors 1 Terrie Shcard Marvin Shuman Anthony Simmons r Rick Spaulding Sonia Spaulding Terrell Spaulding Jeff Stegin Edward Stelle Jennie Scheu Dale Settles Ralph Show Joangela Simmons Mike Simpson Ronnie Slade Chris Smith Frick Smith 178 Juniors © A Show us your bubble Stacy AI Jen Williams Joe Williams Robin Williams Tamara Williams Heather Wilson Vincent Wynn Wayne Yarberry Jay Yarborough f J 180 CO NJ Class Of '86 Your sophomore year is certainly one to remember. You will be introduced to the thrills of Biology and the eccentricities of the various instructors who teach it. English II brings not only the usual grammar but The Bridge of San Luis Rey and Julius Caesar as well. The curriculum also contains such classic favorites as Citizenship, Local and State Government, and the ever popular U.S. Government. Classes, however, are not the only thing on your mind. Sometime during your sophomore year you develop this delightful phe- nomena called a social life. This is usually what will make you or break you. Either you'll look back and say, What a year or you'll never look back. Your sophomore year has alot of potential — enjoy it to its fullest! Susan Pipkin, v-prcs Donna Stubbs, pres. Laura Jcnks, sec trcjs. Star Wheeler, advisor . Sophomores Pat Brnlcr Bcj Brown Jeff Brown Jerome Brown Johnny Brown Steve Chambliss Sherri Chance Diane Chandler Sophomores «I Sonja Evans Patricia Faircll Wayon Faison Robert Ferguson Scan Flanagan t S cd } - g y i b 4 H0! Jennie Flinchum Sam Flournoy Douglas Fliehman p w V jgWlk flDfl j i • V Steven Floyd Wan Jett a Floyd Angel Foltzer Sophomores Forest Foster Terry Fraser Alice Fret well Ronnie Fulton Joe Fussell Teresa Gamble Don vtick me Donny Gandy Valerie Gasque Amethyst Gibbons SaunJra Gibson Ray Glcndenning Jamie Gomez Rena Gordon Xlike Gordon Kristina Gorresen Michael Goiven Kenneth Gradx Anthony Grant Lorv Grit tin Marla Hall Tommy Ham Bobby Hardin I know I gave you .40c Sophomores Philip Harding Angela Harris Kelly Harris I Jerry Harrison Marsha lyn Harrison Beckie Hartley - F Trace Hart ridge Buz y Harvey- Alien Hatch Darryl Hay thorn Marla Henderson Sophomores aon me Holcomb James Holland William Horti an Ethel Howard Gregory Howard Elizabeth Hudson And the Mama bear said to the baby bear John Hughes Rebecca Hummel Mark Hunter Lisa Ivens Brian Jackson Christopher Jackson Michael Jackson Wanda Jackson Amy James Chip James Paul James Laura Jenks Theresa Jensen Michelle Jernigan Handy Jernigan Hayward Johnson Let's boogie!! 193 Sophomores Linn Johnson Sarah Johnson Jean Jnines Kevin Kirkendall Alberta Kirksey James Kirksey Van Knight Milly Knox Clelus Kramer Lin ley Jones Rhys Jones Sandra Jones Sarah Jones Greg Kellis Amanda Jones Bucky Jones Julie Jones Joey Kennedy Melissa Kennedy Angie Kimsey Gregory King Shari King They cheated! Sophomores Gayle Kukoly Leith j I .me Mae Lane Windy Lane Robbie Lang Deynina Lawrence I wish I could dance with that guy over B there. I bcott Ledbetter Donna Lee Sherri Lee David Lewis Jeffrey Lewis Joseph Locicero Troy Logan Sandi Long Jamie Louden Robbie Lowie Latricia Lumpkin lames Lyons Michelle Maddox K' • Sue Mart Felicia Massey April Matthews All juniors clap your hands 195 Sophomores Tyrone Id Matthews Jana Me Alum Mark Me Bay- Shannon MeBride Andrew McClendon Wendy MeCullar The best little library in Molly McCully Randy McCumbers Bill McDonald Leigh McIntosh Melcsia McKenzie Michael McMenamin Karen Me Pike Wendy Mead Johnny Menzies Lori Mileo Danny Miller Michelle Miller Angelia Mi mbs Bill Mock Jill Mohler Linda Mollenhauer Come back here hall! 1% Kathy Morton Shane Morton Marie Mullikin I m gonna tell! Freddie Mungin Pagent Murphy Paige Murphy Robert Myles Te Nalls Sophomores Jeanine Oshurn Bonnie Ostcrman Jay Overstreet Misty O'Cain Robin Olsen David O'Quinn Kim Morris Robert Morris William Morris Troy Nelson Michelle Newton Paula Nickels Denise Noble Kim Obley Lets Party! Sophomores Jeff Owens Jasan Palmer Trey Parker Delcina Parland Michelle Parrish Jackie Pattenxtn Show us your dentures, Jay. Denise Paulk Jame Pearce Wayne Pearce Adrienne Pegran Jennifer Phillips Susan Pipkin Paul Ploeger Ervin Pollard Tammy Ponsell Vicky Purvis Tammy Putnam Eric Raines Jaye Raines Pamela Randolph Kim Ray Michele Ray Who is that taking the picture? Sophomores David Sapp Harrison Sapp Lori Saunders y v V w jp Tonya Saunders Elizabeth Sawyer Tom Scarborough n V ft Jr fs - • w. Jt iff 0k Jami Trcnklc Carmen Tresvant Ron Trimmings 201 Elizabeth Wilcox Jan WUkcrson Ann Williams What aid you say you put in here? ■_________________________________ Sophomores Stacey Wise Cliff Young Elizabeth Young Kathy Young Dwayne Dowdy Denise Williams Julius Williams Sabrina Williams — Pete Singleton Eugene Etheridge Tami Grant Chris Parker Anita Pierson Jeanette Presley 203 Class Of '87 Your freshman year is probably the one you'll re- member the longest. The school seems too big, your classes too long, and your friends too few. After a few days of lonely lunch periods even the food is appeal- ing! Soon, though, you know your wav around, you've made a few more friends, and you've quit eating the school lunch. As the year draws to end you discover that you've chiseled yourself to a niche here at Glynn and are really looking forward to your next years here. Terry Goodwill, v-pres. Jim Gash, pres. Buff ieavy, sec treas. Freshmen Eric Adamson Charles Aldridge William Allen John Anderson Kenneth Anderson Paul Andrews Really Brad! Michelle Ansley Jcanine Armstrong Janeen Atkinson Helen Bah in Frances Bailey Chris Baisden Nicolas Bakagias Allison Bankston Michelle Beasley Ginger Beggs Tim Beitler Virgil Bell Sherri Bennett Laura Bierce Linda Billings Lutrice Billings Having Problems? — � m • wn 1 see him over there with her Rob Bolick Buanita Boyctt Terri Brantley Tina Brown Yvette Brown III never get this done before next period! Cileste Burke Cheryl Butler Corel ta Canada Mjthew Carpenter Samuel Carroll Cleve Carter Donnie Black Tonia Bland Brenda Bliss Elizabeth Bluestein Greg Boatright Darlene Boggs Ken Bruely Tracy Brunelle Catherine Bryant James Bryson James Buckley Freshmen 209 Freshmen Richard Combs Mary Beth Conner Pamela Conner Kathy Cook Becky Cope Barry Copeland Tony Core Paula Cothren Trey Cottle Emily Covington Robin Crews Lori Crooms Tony Cupstid Surprised? Therone Dance Becky Daniels Jennifer Davis Freshmen Jesse Da vis Lee Davis Michael Davis Robert Davis Sherrie Day Gus DeLavina This is harJer than I thought it would he. Joe Demery Lewis Dent Scott Derby Luisa Dickey Stephanie Dickinson Kevin Dismukc Anna Dixon Lynn Dixon Kelly Douglass Michael Dove Stacey Drawdy Sonya [triggers Calvin Drury Buzzy Dukes Kathy Duncan Susan Dunlap Can you believe him? 212 Freshmen Shannon Faust Tiffany Fennell Michelle Ferguson Tom Ferguson Krissy Feuz Jim Gash Kelly Gaugh Hugh Cay Freshmen Rando Crovner Nicholas Grynkewich Thomas Brooks Haislcn Parrish Gray Jackie Green James Gregory John Griffin Brian Griner Isn't that sweet? Dominic Hall David Hamby Carlos Hardee i Lisa Gay Roy Gentry Mike Ghioto Terry Goodwill Lisa Googe Dane Gordon Sarah Graham Denise Grant Freshmen Steven Harris Tony Harrison Brian Harrison Labrena Harrison Kevin Harvell Kelly Hasscl Amanda Hatcher David Hatcher Bryan Hazlett Jackie Heath Randy Helms Dewana Henley Karen Herrington Daren Hill Liha Hobbs Jim Hogan Connie Holcomb 0 Trice Holloway Jami Holmes I Jason Holmes Mark Hopper Bill Horan Thcron Jones Tezzie Jones Troy Jones P.iuId Howell Tanya Hudson Beth Humphlett Allen Humphrey Alphonzo Hunt Andrew Hunter Charlie Johnson Jimmy Lee Johnson LaShawn Johnson Richard Johnston Robin Jones i Mike Hutchinson Shannon Hutchinson Maria Inacio Oscic Jackson Pernell Jackson Freshmen 215 Freshmen ReanJa Kennison Amy King Danny King i f William King Sharon Kirksey Karinna Kittles Lynn Kline Mike Kock Kim Kramer Scott Laager Jim Lacas m 218 Freshmen vincent Mayes Les McCarthy Stacey Me Du ffee Amy McNeese Anthony McZeal Tony Meggett tell - me more - Phillip Miller Norman Miller Patty Miller Scott Miller Terry Miller ' « Tommy Mimhs Dana Minchcw Margre Minter Marde Mon tero Melanie Moore Tim Moore Carroll Morgon Larry Morse Jeff Moseley La uon da Muhammad Suzanna Muncy wonder he me? Freshmen Kerry Mungin Becky Murphy James Murray 'iiJk uMi Harry Myers Rico Myers Cindy Natzke Please Bobby! Laura Natzke Joe Nararro Brenda Newton Tracy Nowak Cassandra Oliver Jerry Osborne Johnny Overcash Robert Overman Jonnita Pace Karen Paga Lori Panncll Lisa Parker Christina Patelidas Kathy Patelidas Mary Patterson Michelle Patterson We caught }J gossipers.' Freshmen Pam Peacock Crawford Perkins Leigh Pickeron Trendeon Pollard Julie Porter Charles Poteet I'll think I'll ask him. Larry Price Michelle Price Neal Price Susan Proctor Chris Pruett A Jay Pruitt Stephanie Quin nelly Brenda Ramsey John Ramsey Doug Rawson Derria Rehstock Jay Redfern Matthew Recce Tony Reyna Yolanda Riley Phillip Roberts You re kidding! Freshmen wish she would hurrv up Glenn Sapp Sony Schofield Kenride Sejrcy Shelly Sejrcy Donna Sellers Freshmen 4 . 222 Freshmen Carrie Thomas Pamela Thomas Forrest Thompson I know it's here somewhere. He's at it again! Theresa Stubbs Ken Swain Deborah Taylor ► f A t m Tobi Tommasina - -m Reid Thawick J Kelly Traylor r Nichole Trivet te a Ray Truitt Richard Tucker Cynthia Vail Scott Vanderbeck Lisa Vann Margaret Vasquez Gibb Walker Tracy Walker Leslie Wallin Jennifer IVj ers Jeremy Watkins Felicia Way 224 James Wiggins Francis Williams Latonia Williams Margaret Williams Regina Williams Tyrone Wilson Ashley Winkler Catherine Winn Catherine Wricc Darrell Wright Karen Wright Smile, your on candid camera! Pamela Weeks Jennifer Wells Nelson Wells Freshmen S' 14 ( Darren West Vince Weyrich Eugene Whing Strut that stuff! Lillie White Sarah White William White James Whited Brit Whittle Freshman Debra Summons David Yarborough Robert Youmans Frank Youngner Zach Zachry Tony Arevato Johnny Durden Angela Grant Priscilla Grant Latrevia Hampton T.C. Hedley Holly Jones Tom Jones Melissa Pannell 225 227 I US 229 KEEP ASCENDING THE MOUNTAIN OF CHEERFULNESS BY DAILY SCATTERING SEEDS OF KINDNESS ALONG THE WA Y AS BEST YOU CAN, AND SHOULD MISTS HIDE THE MOUNTA1NTOP, CONTINUE UNDAUNTED AND YOU WILL REACH THE SUN-TIPPED HEIGHTS IN YOUR OWN LIFE-EXPERIENCE. To You,Gayle Blanton We Dedicate This Page; For Your Devotion And Enthusiasm Which Motivated Us To Be The Best That We Could Be There Is Nothing I Can Give You Which You Have Not, But There Is Much That While I Cannot Give You, You Can Take. No Heaven Can Come To Us Unless Our Hearts Find Rest In It Today. Take Heaven. No Peace Lies In The Future Which Is Not Hidden In This Present Instant. Take Peace. The Gloom Of The World Is But A Shadow; Behind It, Yet Within Reach, Is Joy. Take Joy. We Love You! The 1983-84 Annual Staff I ABC HOME HEALTH AIR NATIONAL GUARD ALFRED YVRICE CONSTRUCTION AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK ANGELS CORNER DAYCARE CENTER BELK BEN FRANKLIN BRIDE AND GROOM SHOP BRUBAKER BROTHERS BRUNSWICK HIGH ................ BRUNSWICK HOSPITAL.............. BRUNSWICK OPTICAL COMPANY BRUNSWICK PULP AND PAPER BRUNSWICK SKATING CENTER BUILDERS SUPPL Y CORPORA TION CHADWICKS................ COASTAL CHEVROLET COASTAL GULF OIL COMPANY COASTAL ORTHOPEDICS........... COASTAL PRINTING ......... COCA-COLA ............. DADE BRANTLY AND RENE REYES D.B. HARRELL DENISE PAULK DIXIE MUSIC CENTER DIXIE SER VICE CENTER DOGWOOD KENNELS DR. IRWIN BERMAN ELAINE MANOR ELEANOR BROOKS EMERY ENTERPRISE ........... EXCHANGE CLUB................... FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOANS FIRST NATIONAL BANK FOREIGN CAR CENTER GEORGIA PACIFIC GEORGIA THEATER COMPANY GLYNN CONCRETE GLYNN EMERGENCY CLINIC GOLDEN ISLES PHARMACY GOLDEN ISLES SPORT SHOP HANKERSON HERCULES ..... JACKS MINIT MARKET ............. JEANNE PYLE .................... J.V. CHEERLEADERS ............ KIM WELCH ...................... KINGS COLONIAL FORD 235 KODYS 239 LANGFORD AUTO PARTS 264 LANIER PLAZA BEAUTY SALON 252 LORI COOKSON 235 MARY MILLER TRAVEL 237 MARY RAGLAND PHOTOGRAPHY 236 MCCL URD-MULLIS FUNERAL HOME 237 MCDONALDS .... 239 MCDONALDS TV. 253 MICHAEL CO WEN 235 NEWSPAPER STAFF 267 O'QUINNS 236 OZ FOR HAIR 235 PAPPAGALLO PATCH 260 PARKER HELMS SUPPLY INC. 235 PIGGLY WIGGLY ... 253 PIRA TES OF THE SPANISH MAIN 235 PIZZA INN ............................243 PONCE DE LEON ... 267 PROGRESSIVE PLANTS 243 RAINBOW DRUG STORF 267 RICH-SEAPAK 238 SENIOR BOYS 248 SENIOR GIRLS 261 SHELANDER COWDEN AND WARWICK 236 SHELLY SMITH 235 SKATE LAND ......................... 242 SKY CYCLE SHOP . 241 STUDENT COUNCIL 256 STUDIO WEST . Mgr..........’JfcTT 244 TAIT FEED AND SEED CO. 237 TASTY BAKERY ........................ 236 TEEN SERVICES 236 THREE CHEERS 252 TOWN FRAMERS AND GALLERY 252 TRUCKSTOPS OF AMERICA 244 TRUE VALUE HARDWARE AND BUILDERS SUPPLY 249 WANDERER . . fc . 252 WELLS PRODUC E 252 WESTMINSTER CLUB APARTMENTS 267 WIGGINS 251 WILBURS HONDA SHOP 237 WINE AND CHEESE CELLER 250 WR1CEST.V. 235 YOUNCE TERMINEX...................... 244 250 262 239 253 236 260 247 239 235 249 255 236 257 242 247 266 239 244 235 258 254 235 239 235 235 235 235 235 264 266 265 241 263 253 258 251 244 244 247 239 264 245 237 235 263 235 r w Th Title and Closing Page Club Pictures Senior Portraits Underclass Portrait Color photogra Staff Photograp, ing and L Features Section Sports Section Class and Fi f Section er Design holographs . Gayle Blanton .Ga. i fChristine Brantley, co-editor, Diane im Blankenship Jack Rudasill Photographic Assistance Corp., Decatu Gaylc Blanton, Jim Blankenship Donna Curry, I'aigc. Vi cent ng Sections, Division Pages Kim McLemi. e McCullar; editor, Michelle Maddox Marla Henderson __________ Jeriny Matthews; co-editor, John McGeach Kelso 'ty Section Michelle Downs; Editor, Lorraine Lane, Carla Herrin DchhiM Piper; editor, Beth Harris Vikki KiePfighter; editor, Steve Kasha Kim McLemore and Laura Fdenficld Typing Cathy Fades All Artwork Shane Morton Yearbook Representative Danny Scott s, Editor Kim McLemore j Assistant Editor Lorraine Lane Advisor Gayle Blanton Publisher . . . Josten American Yearbook Company, Clarksville, Tennessee The 280 page 1984 High Tide was published by Josten American Yearbook Company, Clarksville, Tennessee, with a press run in excess of 1,050 copies and a budget of $21,000. The quarter boudeover included colors of Flame Red No. 519 and White No. 325. Silkscreen was the process used on the cover. The end sheets arc White No. 325. The paper stock is 80 pound enamel, with a trim of 8 2 by 11 inches. Headlines, body copy and caption copy are all Palatino Bold Italic with face size 36, 10, and 8 point. Company representative is Danny Scott. The views expressed were those of the High Tide staff, not ose of the students, faculty or administration of Glynn Acaden necessarii PATRONS The Glynn Academy Annual Staff Would Like To Thank The Following People For Supporting The 1984 High Tide Annual. Bru Bro Comho Coastal Orthopedics Dixie Service Center Denise Paulk Dade Brantlv And Rene Reyes Dogwood Kennels Dixie Music Center Jeanne Pyle Michael Gowen Oz For Hair Lori Cookson Kings Colonial Ford Kim Welch Pirates Of The Spanish Main Shelly Smith Wrices T. V. Anonymous Contribution Dr. Irwin Berman Def Leoppard Compliments Of O'QUINNS MEN SHOP 1414 New Castle St. Business (§k Personal Insurance SHELANDER-COWDEN WARWICK A Division Of Palmer Cay 265-2840 1422 Union St. BRUNSWICK OPTICAL Co. CFO Thomas J. Whalen, L.D.O. Telephone (912) 264-2020 2438 Park wood Drive Brunswick, Georgia 31520 ANGEL'S CORNER DAY CARE CENTER Owned, Operated By Mrs. V. Wrice 2525 Johnston Street Brunswick, GA 31520 912-267-0098 Congratulations To The Seniors •Raglanb f)botograplip 1101 GLOUCESTER STREET POST OFFICE BOX 1158 BRUNSWICK. GEORGIA 31520 MARY I RAGLAND PHONE 912 265 2581 236 MINIT MARKET % v DIXIE1 ChicWjM, 27 Key Drive Brunswick, CA MCCL URD-MULLIS MEMORIAL FUNERAL HOME Morticians — Funeral Directors Since 1935 Formerly Cibson-Flart-Durden 3015 Altama Avenue Brunswick, CA 31520 265-5210 Congratulations Seniors TAIT FEED AND SEED CO. 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Wbhes 2305 Talmadge Ave. Brunswick, CA 31520 265-1318 TRUCKSTOPS of AMERICA 195 Evil 6 • P 0 Bo� 02H7 • Jckyli I«UjihO GA 1620 1012� 264 6630 244 HERCULES INCORPORATED FOREST RESOURCES Prescriptions Open 7 Days a Week Discount Prices 9 AM-11 PM 264-6655 1300 Gloucester St. 247 248 Every Now And Then You Have To Say Glynn Brunswick High Annual Staff Congrats To The Brunswick High And Row One: Ricky Miller, Ira Davis, Derrick McArthur Row Two: Diane Joyner, Diana Hale, Gina Rowell, Andrea Bazzle, Ann Goss, Ruth Jacobs, Laura Katowski Row Three: Kevin Lane, Scott Kick- lighter, Carol Hathawa, Lisa Owen, Bryan Andrzejewski, Amy Crass, Kim Davis, Chris Moreira Academy Class Of 1984 TRUE VALUE HARDWARE AND BUILDING SUPPLY Phone 265-2190 Home 264-0364 Commercial Sales Residential Service Heating, Air Conditioning, Refrigeration Electrical Bus 265-2113 Home 267-6524 250 wTiggtn� numeroum — nomeroom ieacner is J.K. wiggin: front Kow: (left to right) Lisa L., Lorraine L., Rigina L., John L., Jan L., Second Row. (left to right) Yvonne L., Michael L., Joe! L., Am L., David L„ Third Row: (left to right) David L, Erik L., George L., Buddy L„ Oerick L„ Duane L., (not pictured: Mary Lewis, Sandra L, Larry Loper) restaurant COFFEE SHOP THE _ wanderer Jekyll Island Congratula tions TERRY WELLS BILLY WELLS Res Ph 265 8990 Res Ph 265 3983 JAY WELLS MIKE WELLS Res Ph 265 7452 Res Ph 267 1102 WELLS PRODUCE m fNi r hiiil- .ni,! P’ i ‘i ii. «iff 101 COMMUNITY ROAD OFFICE PH 265 9186 BRUNSWICK GEORGIA 31520 I c3- 912 264-8011 H THREE CHEERS -WE THINK YOU DESERVE THEM I Plaques — Trophies — Engraving 213 Canal Rd. Go For It Seniors Of '84 The Staff Of LANIER PLAZA BEAUTY SALON Audrey, Sharon, Shirley And Michelle Parts And Service On All Makes foreign Cars I £?GN car RDREIGN C. Ken Bush 201 Mansfield St. Compliments Of PIGGLY WIGGLY McDonald s rV DIM Electronics. Inc. an A WOULD ELECTRONICS 304SS 31830 3t021 i«'ti 7«4-7«7« .ota. acs s at � ia 27a ss40 DORMAN L MCDONALD MCDONALD'S TV OL.M ELECTRONICS. INC. Congratula tions Seniors! THE BRUNSWICK COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY (f)lumt-®runslnick JMcmnrial “Miispital 3100 KEMBLE AVENUE P 0. BOX 1518 BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA 31521 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Glynn Academy Student Council Here To Serve You! 256 BRUNSWICK PULP PAPER COMPANY We Salute The Class Of 1984! Brunswick Pulp Land Company COASTAL 1208 Gloucester Street Bwk, GA 31520 264-4809 For All Your Printing Needs Speed, Quality And Competitive Prices Congratulations To The Class Of '84 GEORGIA-PACIFIC CORPORATION P.O. Box 1397 Brunswick, Georgia 31520 Telephone (912) 265-1700 ft)Iumt-®rmi6hnck jHcntnrial Hospital 3100 KEMBLE AVENUE P. 0. BOX 1518 BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA 31521 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 259 cy RESORT SPORTSWEAR BOUTIQUE 1616FREDERICAROAD ST. SIMONS ISLAND Best Wishes To The Class Of 1984 260 5 f K' Congratulations Seniors! Ask About Your Opportunities In The Air National Guard On St. Simons Island. 262 Call 638-4292 IT First National Bank of Brunswick 09 MIS Suncoait ProfiextUs, One. Real Estate ELAINE MANOR BROKER Financial Packaging Specialist 912-267-7777 ?900 GLYNN AVE. BRUNSWICK, GA. 31 S20 Good Luck Seniors West Minster Club Apartments WILBUR'S HONDA SHOP Congra tula tions Seniors LANGFORD AUTO PARTS Best Wishes! r Jbk “ «? istf k - Mrs. Hankerson ROSTER EXCHANGE CLUB OF BRUNSWICK GA 1983 Albenze, Tony FLETC Lyons, Robert Retired Chief City Police Alexander, Fred American National Bank McDonald, William F. Retired Hercules Baker, Lane Boy Scouts of America Mistisshen, John The O'Brien Paint Corp. Blake, John Brunswick Floors Montgomery, Monty Bowen Oil Company Blanchard, Preston City Inspector O'Brien, Walter US Postal Service Capps, David Colonial Ford Co. Odum, Roscoe Georgia Labor Dept. Carter, Charles W. Retired US Postal Service Pittman, Thar ion Friedman's Jewelers Clune, Tom Parker-Kaufman Realty Raines, Bruce Sea Island Company Collum, Wendell Collum Insurance Agency Ratcliffe, Edgar Retired Tait Floral Crosby, Darrell Ga. Dept. Agriculture Rayburn, William Glynn School Systems Culpepper, Dicky Dickey's Car Care Center Rice, Jerry Director Boys Club Dankel, Thad Retired Hercules Rice, Lew Acetime Texaco Davis, Earl Public Works Glynn County Roberson, Jesse Garden Shop Davis, Gene Director Food Services, BJC Rose, Roy US Postal Service Dechau, Edward Retired Schools of Glynn County Selph, Don Piggly Wiggly Grocery' Duncan, Robert Georgia Power Company She 1 nut, R. Sea Island Company Ellis, Wallace D. Ellis Auto Parts Sherwood, Bud Fencing by Sherwotid Faust, Floyd Metropolitan Insurance Sales Skarpalezos, Lee Skarpalezos Realty Co. Gladdin, L.R. Retired Rogers Drug Store Snow, Ray Air National Guard Bozeman, Julian Retired Graham Jones Paper Co. Strickland, Billy Parker-Helms Supply ! Greenlees, Raymond Radio WMOG Thomas. Dan (REV) First Presbyterian Church Hooberry, William Gen. Adm. Services Tillman, Dr. Fred Ophtha 1 moigist Bwk. Hopkins, Leo Insurance Adjuster Vickers, James Retired Flercules Jacobs, Russell Insurance CLU Whitener, Al Telephone Answering Service Jones, Allen American National Bank Williams, Wayne Life Insurance of Georgia Kellner, William Keltner Glass Co. Woolsey, Jay Brunswick Datsun, Inc. Kubiak, Stanley Watch Security Alarm Wooten, Alton Retired Fdgy-Wooten Lumber Co. Lange, Herman Lange Communications Inc. The Above Exchangites Want To Congratulate The Students And Seniors At Glynn Academy HEY VERN! PURITY'S TURNED YELLER! 100% ALL NATURAL! MMPH! MM PH! MMPH! MM PH! PETLGHT SHRIMP — QUIT PLA YING! WERE GOING AROUND IN CIRCLES AGAIN! THESE PEOPLE MUST BE WEIRD! OOPS! I THINK WE WE RE SUPPOSED TO TURN BACK THERE! SORRY CRAIG! SOMETHING ABOUT SHEETS! THIS PLACE IS A MESS! UNEXPECTED VISITORS - JUST PUSH THEM OUT OF THE WA Y! I'LL NEVER EAT ANOTHER NACHO! BENN1GAN, DARRYLS MR. CATTIS CHOCOLATE MALTS AND SUNFLOWER SEEDS WHERE'S THE HOT TUB!? THAT'S WHY THEY CALL IT THE BLUES YOUR DINNER WILL BE POSTPONED YOU SEE I FELL DOWN THE STEPS TENDER IS THE NIGHT EVERY BREATH YOU TAKE NASHVILLE! LOVE YA! VIKKI MISSY 266 Rainbow X Drug Store Phone 265-5040 3809 NORWICH ST BRUNSWICK, GA 3152:0 We Have A Storefull Of Clothes You'll Love! I St. Simons Island THE NEWSPAPER STAFF ■■t ■� . ■ i ABERY, KIMBERLY A Group Counselor, plans on going to college in Warm Springs for two years. ADKINS, CHERIE Science Club — 2, FBLA — 4, VOT — 4, plans to attend Georgia Southern for 4 years and major in teacher education. ANGLIN. ROBERT L. Jr. Football — 1, D.E. — 4, plans to work. AUSTIN, SHARON Nia Club - 1, 2, ECA - 1, 2, ICC - 4, Chorus Club - 1, 2, 3, 4, President of Chorus - 4, Parliamentarian of C horus — 3, Outstanding Soprano Trophy — 3, Outstanding Soprano Certificate — 3, Basketball Certificate — 1, plans to travel. BAILFY, DONNA Marching Band Flag Corps — 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Honors Band — 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club — 3, 4, Drama Club — 4, NHS — 4, Ja Band Vocalist — 4, Flag Corps Captain — 4, NCTE Nominee, NCTE Finalist, Outstanding Senior, Great American Smokeout Award, phns to have a career in writing, A, B Honor Roll — 1, 2, 3, All A Honor Roll — 4. BARGERON, ROBIN FBLA - 3, 2, DEC A - 4, plans to work and then attend college. BROWN, MELISSA L. YAC, Careers Club, VIC, Chorus, Explorers Club, Secretary of YAC — 4, Secretary of Careers Club — 3, 4, Secretary of Explorers Club — 4. A, B Honor Roll — 1, plans to attend Valdosta State College and major in the field of Registered Nursing. BUTLER, IA URA Hi A — 4, VOT — 4. Marching Band — 7, 2, Concert Band — 1, 2, A, B Honor Roll — 4, Who's Who Among American High School St udent' — 4, plans to attend B}C and major in Business. CAIN, Al N MCA, FCA. Surf Club, DC I plans to attend college. CA MP BEN Y-C lob —3, FCA — 1, 2, 3, 4, NHS — 3, 4, Varsity Football — 1, 2, 3, 4. Varsity Basketball — 1, Varsity Baseball — I. Key C tub — 1, Latin Club — 3, 4, Latin Club (Vice-Pres.) — 3, Society of Distinguished American H.S. Students, National Achievement Academy Foreign Language Award, Who's Who Among American H.S. Students, Outstanding Senior Award, Varsity Football — Offensive and Defensive Player of the Week Award, Governors Honor Nominee. A Honor Roll — I, A, B Honor Roll — 2, 3, 4, plans to attend Vanderbilt University and major in Pre-Medicine. CLARK LRJC Football— TZ3, 4, Basketball — 2, Outstanding Senior Award, Received three Most Valuable Player Awards — 4, plans to attend Valdosta State College next year and pursue a degree in Business Management. CLEMENTS. Al l ISON Band — 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Club — 3, 4, Literary Events — 2, 3, District Band Clinic — 4, Society of Distinguished American H.S. Students — 4, 1st Runner-up Regional Literary Events in Piano — 3, Mozart Society Scholarship — 3, A-B Honor Roll — 1, 3, All A Honor Roll — 4, plans to attend Shorter College and obtain a degree in piano pedagogy. COLLINS, ROBYNS. EH A — 1, VOT— 3, 4, FBLA — 4, ISSS — 1, Secretary of EHA — 1, A-B Honor Roll — 2, 3, 2nd Place in Social Science I .nr (I S.S.S; — 1, plans to become involved with The Brunswick News. COOK, MELISSA Science Club — 3, Acting — 1, GA. Certificate of Merit — 3, A-B Honor Roll — 1, 2, 3, 4, plans to attend Valdosta State C allege and major in Accounting. COOKSON, LORI FCA — 1, Drama — 1, 2. Booster — 1, 2, Latin Club — 3, Cheerleading — I, Secretary of Drama Club — 1, 2, Top I en tor Sweetheart Court — 3, plans to attend Valdosta State College and become involved in the pre-physical therapy program and then proceed to Emory University to receive Master's Degree. CORREIA, MARIA ISSS — 1, Science Club — 3, Booster Club — 1, IRC — 3, 4, Debate — 3, V.P. of IRC— 3, A-B Honor Roll — 2,3, Who s Who Among American H.S. Students — 3, NFL — 3, 4, plans to attendGA. Southern and major in Political Science. CURRY, DONNA Science Club — 1, 2, Annual Staff — 2, 3. 4. A-B Honor Roll — 2, 3, 4, plans to attend UGA and Major in Pharmacs DANCE, TERRI Swing Choir — 3, 4, Concert Choir — 3, 4. Swing Choir Treasurer — 4, Concert Choir Treasurer — 4, undecided on luture plans. D ARRISA W, MONIQUE EHA — 1, 2, 3, 4, YAC — 2, 3, 4, ICC — 2, 4, FBLA — 3. 4. Pres, of EHA — 2, 4, V.P. of FHA — 3, 4, and YAC — 3, 4. Secretary of EHA — 2, Secretary of YAC — 2, plans to attend college and major in Music Education and minor in Business Administration. DAVIS, MIKE Football — 1, 2, 3, plans to attend Technical School DA WSON, GINNY Tennis Team — 1, 2, 3, 4, Racquet Club — 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club — I, Semi-Finalist in Tennis Region — 3, plans to attend BJC and then mobc on to UGA. DESMONIE, ALEX Science Club — 2, 3, 4, A-B Honor Roll — 1, Perfect Attendance Award — 3, plans to attend GA. Southern DILLS, GINA EHA — 2, EFA 2, 3, Science Club — 2, 3, 4, ELC — 4, Secretary df FEA — 3, Science Club — Pres. — 4, Tteas. — 3, Greenhjnd Award in FLA — 2, A-B Honor Roll — 1, 2, 3, Who's Who Among American H.S. Students — 3, plans to attend college. DOWNS, MICHELLE Social Studies Club — 1, Pep Squad — 1, FCS — 1, Newspaper Staff — 1, Science Club — 2, 3, 4, Math Team — 3, 4, Science Bowl Team — 4. FHA — 2, YAC — 2, Drama Club — 3, NHS — 3. 4, Annual Staff — 2, 3, 4, Science Club Jreas. — 4, GA. Scholar — 4, GA. Certificate of Merit — 3, District and School Spelling Winner — 3, Exchange Club Student of the Month — 4, Rotary Club Student of the Month — 4, Society of Distinguished H.S. Students of America, U.S. Achievement Academy Leadership Award, Outstanding Adv. Eng. Ill Student, plans to go to BJC for a year or two and then transfer on to GA. Tec to receive Master's or Ph.D. in a Math or Science field. DRADER, STEVE CBVE (Law of Justice) — 3, 4, A-B Honor Roll — I, plans to attend Valdosta State College and major is undecided. DRAKE, ANGELA Booster Club — 1, 2, Science Club — 4, Tennis Award — 3, A-B Honor Roll — 3, 4, plans to attend IJGA. DRESSER, EMIL Y M. D.E. and Deca — 4, Science Club — 3, plans to attend BJC. DRURY, ANSLEY Racquet Club — 1, Latin Club — 3, Junior Classical League - lJFLC — 4, FCA — 4, JCL (Pres.) — 4, FI C (Pres.) — 4, A-B Honor Roll — 2, 3, 4, 2nd place Social Science Fair — 1, Magna Cum Laude — ( Latin Exam, plans to attend IPGA. DUNAGAN, DEBBIE Booster Club — 1, 2, FBLA — 2, Kewanettes — 3, Science Club — 4, Cross Country — 3, Math Club — 3, Latin Club — 4, A-B Honor Roll — 3, plans to attend Clemson and major in Mathematics. DUNCAN, LORI CBVE (Law Justice) — 4, A-B Honor Roll — 4, plans to attend BJL GRAVES, BRIAN U.S. Achievement National Award, plans to continue school and major in Business. GRA Y, LAURA Orchestra — 1, 2, 3, 4, VOT — 4, Racquet Club — 1, FBLA — 4, A-B Honor Roll — 3, 4, plans to attend Western Carolina University and major in a Computer Field or Horticulture. GREEN, SHARON A. Career Club — 1, 2, 3, Pres, of Career Club — 4, plans to attend GA. Southern and graduate with a BSN degree in nursing. TIM GREEN Gladiator Club — 3, Football — 1, 2, 3, 4, plans to attend West Georgia and major in Business or P.E. GROVNER CURTIS VICA Club — 4, Student of Martial Arts, Band — 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter for VIC A — 4, plans to attend Savannah State College and major in the field of Civil Engineering. GROVNER, KAREN 4-H Club 1, 2, Student Council — 1, 2, NIA Club — 4, Beta — 4, Pres, of 4-H Club - 1, 2, Rep. in S.C. — 1, 2, Sec. and Parliamentarian of 4-H, Perfect A ttendance A ward — 1, Science -4 ward — 1, Beta Club Membership A ward — 1, Science A ward — 2, 4-H C lub A wards — 1, 2, A-B Honor Roll — 1, 2, 3, plans to attend BJC to obtain Bachelor's of Science Degree and go on to Tuskeegue Institute for further studies in the career of Registered Nursing. GROVNER, STACEY D. Student Council - 1, 4, CIE — 1, 2, Nia - 1, 2, ICC — 1, Drama Club - 1, 2, 4, Trivia - 1, MUN - 1, 2, CBVE - 3, Chorus — 1, 2, 4, ISSS — 1, Jazz Band — 1, 4, Science Club — 4, Freshman Class Pres. — 1, ICC Treas. — 1, Nia Treas. — 1, Drama Club Parliamentarian — 1, A-B Honor Roll — 3, 4, National Achievement — 4, Who's Who Among American H.S. Students — 4, Outstanding Senior — 4, Most talented — 4, Student of the Month — 4, All-State Chorus — 2, plans to attend FSU and major in Public Relations and minor in Vocal Performance or Music Therapy GUNNELLS, I ElGH ( BVE — 4, Basketball — 1, S.C. — I, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club - 3, 4, Softball Captain — 2, and co-Captain - 2, 3, VILA Sec. — 4, S.C.. Rep. — 1, 2, S.C. Executive Bd. Treas. — 3,'S.C. Sr. Class Treas. — 4, Player of the week (softball) — 4, Youth in Gov t (police chief) — 4, A-B Honor Roll — 2, 3, 4, plans to attend BJC and major in Physical Therapy. HALL, WAYNE Seniors in Action, Careers Club, Capt'. of Football team during Playoffs, 3 Players of the week Awards, plans to attend college on a Football Scholarship and major in Criminal Justice. HARRIS, BETH Science Club — 2, 3, Annual Staff — 1,2,3, 4, CBVE — 3, 4, VICA - 3, 4, VICA Sec. — 3, 4, and Pres. — 4 (VICA), A-B Honor Roll — 1, 2, 3, 4, Outstanding VICA Student — 4, plans to attend UGA and obtain a BBA. HARRISON, PAMELA Hero Club — 4, Sec. of Hero — 4, and plans to attend college. HAVEN, BETH Drama Club — 1, 2, 3, ISSS — I, Latin Club — 4, Science Club — 4, Newspaper Staff, Booster Club, Drama Club Sec. — 3, Governors Honors in Art — 3, A-B Honor Roll — 4, plans to go into Graphic Arts or Fashion Merchandising. HA WK1NS, CHRIS Science Club, VICA Club Engineering. 268 HERRIN, TONY RA Y Latin — 3, 4, A-B Honor Roll — 3, Excellence in English, Excellence in Art, Top Latin I Student, JCL, Magna Cum Lauda, FLC Award — 3. HU BURN, RANDYJ. Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4, Jazz Band — 2, 3, 4, Band Manager — 3, Assist. Drum Major — 4, plans to get a degree in Music and later major in Sound Engineering. HILL, DAMON Trivia Club — 2, 3, A-B Honor Roll — 1, plans a career in advertising and Marketing through a Private Corporation dealing with Martial Arts Supplies. HOLLAND, GEORGE Debate — 2, 3, 4, Model United Nations, A-B Honor Roll — 4, Debate Capt. — 3, NEL Pres. — 4, 1st place MUN at BJC, NFL Rank of Distinction, plans to attend LaGrange and enter the field of Politics. HUETTNER, KERRY A. Booster Club — 1, Excellence in Illustrations— 3, plans to attenJkcollege and major in Architecture. HUNLLR, VALERIE DPWS Work Study — 1, Spanish Award, A-B liimof Roll� 1, 2, 3, 4, Out-.landing Senior, plans to become a Bilingual Pioneer and Date Intry Secretary. HURT, CATHY EH A - 1, EBLA - 4, VOT — 4, V.P. I HA — I, plans to work. HU L)L B()RAH f. Science Club — 4, Racquet Llub — 1, 3, 4, Debate — 3, 4. NEL - 3, 4. Newspaper Staff — 4. Archeology C tub — 1, Cross- CounTTy-leam — 4, Who's Who — 3, 1st and 7th place awards in Debate — 3, place in 5km race — 3, plans to attend Brenau College For Women and major in Mass Communications Journalism. HUTTO, HANK Latin Club — 3, EK T.— 4, VIC A —44, FaMpalfy- 1, 2. 3, plans to attend (7.4. 'southern College. JACKSON, KA I RINA plans to go on to college and pursue avcareer in Economics. JACKSON, LES Marching and Concert Band - 1, 2. 3, 4, Y-Club - 3. 4, Science Club - 3, 4. NLIS - 3, 4, ISSS — 1, Y-Club V.P. - 4, MIS Treas. — 4, Science Club Reporter 4 2nd I ieut. of Band 4. Band Section Leader — 3. 4. AH Honor Roll 1. A Honor Roll I. 2, 3 4 1st place Optomist Gnrtoatcal Contest — 2 (,A. ( ertiticate of Merit 3. GA. Tech Dist. Science Scholar — 3, Gov. Honors Mtcmate — 3, Gov's Honors Nominee — 2,3, - hQfjjl Science fair — I, SsVR Good Citizenship Award - 4, Outstanding Senior — 4. p!an to in a jo r in Pre-Med. at Emory University, j ACfCSON. WIND DEC A-Work Study. A-B HonaJmloll — 3, A-B Honor Roll — 4. future plans are undecided. JOHNSON', CANDACE D. Chorus — 3, A-B Honor Roll— 3, 4, Homecoming — Top Twenty, plans to attend Savannah State College and major in Business A dm inist ration, - JONES, ALL Basketball — 2, Become involved in the Air Force. JONES, I VAN I rack — I, 2, 3, 4, Swimming — 3, 4, Cross-Country' — 4, Racquet Club — 1, U.N. — 4,lNewspaper Staff — 4, Attended Boy's State and held two positions of honor. Outstanding Senior — 4. Alt. for West Pt. but tanding American History Student — 3, lettered in track — 2, 3, 4, State Swim Meet — 3, 4, Who's Who — 4, A-B Honor Rolf— I, 2, 3, 4, pla(tend Virginia Military Institute and major in History or Pre-Law. JONLS, KARASHA plans to attend a vocational school and become involved in Business Administration. KENNEDY. SHI LENA Booster Club — 2, latin Club — 4, Math Tournament — 3, A-B Honor Roll — 2, VP. Booster Club — 2, Aedile — 4 (JCL), National Merit Letter, GA. Certificate of Merit, plans to continue school and obtain a Ph.D. in medicine and set up practice as a pediatrician. KING, DELORES M. S.C. — 1, A-B Honor Roll — 4, Sec. of VtCA — 3, Sec. of fresh. Class — T, 1st place in club Business — 3, 2nd place in Business — 3, Honorable mention in Social Science Fair — 1, plans to tra el and furtehr ha education. KICKl IGHTER, VIKKl Y-Club 2, 3, Racquet Club — 3, Science Llub —, 4. Annual Staff -3- I, 2, 3, 4, S.C. — 1, Fresh. Class Sec. — 1, A-B Honor Roll — 3,, U.S. National Leadership Merit Award — 3, Who's Who — 3, planMto attend David Lipscomb College Pre-Med and further education into Surgical Technology. KNIGHT, JEFF Football — 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin — 4, Science — 4, S.C. — 3, 4, Rep. in S.C. — 3, 4, Advisor's Award — 3, Who's Who — 3, Boy's State — 4, Player of the Week (defense) — 4, Varsity Letter — 3, 4, plans to attend U.S. Merchang Marine Academy. KNIGHT, SUSAN Science Club, Latin Club, 1st place in Social Science Fair, Best Dressed — 4, plans to attend UGA and major in Business. KIRKENDALL, KRISTI, Latin — 3, 4, Y-Club — 3, Science Club — 3, 4, Booster — 3, 4, S.C. — 4, V.P. Science — 4, V.P. Booster — 4, Sr. Class Pres. — 4, GA. Certificate of Merit, U.S. National Leadership Merit Award, U.S. National Honor Roll, International Foreign Lan. Award, Gov. Honor Nominee, A-B Honor Roll — 1, 2, 3, Latin Magna Charter Award, plans to attend UGA. LANE, DON Racquet Club — 4, Tennis — 4, Newspaper — 4, A-B Honor Roll — 2, 3, 4, Who's Who, plans to major in Business or Communications. MCCKLOSKE Y, NANCY FCA — 2, Science Club — 4, EBLA — 4, Drama Club — 4, Newspaper Staff — 4, S.C. — 1, Rep. on S.C. — 7, Outstanding Fresh. Award — 1, plans to attend Valdosta State College for 2 years and then on to UGA to pursue a career in Accounting Hotel Management. MCCULLAR, RENEE Y-Club 1, Science Club — 1, 4, Racquet Club — 3, Annual Staff — 1, 2, 3, 4, S.C. — 2, 3, 4, Editor of Features — 4, plans to attend College. MCCULLY, GREG Science Club — 4, Trivia Club — 3, EFA Cheerleading IPRIL I' - OVi Vho' 2, plans to attend College at Young Harris College. 4, J. V. Cheerleading — 2, Varsity Cheerleading — 3, of Merit, GA. Tech Science Certificate, A and A-B Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Outstanding Senior, plans to MCGREGOR. APRIEJ CA — 2, Booster Club — 4, Latin Club — 4, J.V Cheerleading — 2, Varsity Cheerleading — 3, 4, NHS — 3, 4, Co-Capt. Varsity s Who, GA. Certifjptc attend UGA and major in Business Mag agement. MCINTOSH, BRA A0 Trivia Club — b, FFA — 2, plans a career in field of Broadcasting. MCKINLEY, T(m1 A-B Honor Roll -I 2, plans to attend Valdosta State College and major in either Accounting or Business Administration. MCLEMORE, KIM Racquet Club — 1, '2, 3, 4, Science Club — 4, ECA — 2, 3, Annual Staff— 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council — 2, 3, 4, S.C. Rep. — 2, Jr. Class Officer — 3, President of Student Body — 4, Editor of Yearbook, Best All Around — 4, Outstanding Sr. — 4, Member of National Achievement Academy — JJ4, A-B Honor Roll — 1, 3, 4, Outstanding Member of Soph, and Jr. Class — 2, 3, plans to attend UGA and major in Journalism. MCNABB, DAL A A-B Honor Roll — 1, 2, 3, Varsity Football — 2, 3, 4, Jr. Booster Club — 4, FCA — 2, 3, 4, Outstanding Receiver — 3, Outstanding SR. — 4, Attended Boy's State — 3, 2nd place Science Fair — 1, plans to attend GA. Tech and major in Chemical Engineering. MEADOWS, CYNTEEIA Annual Staff — 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Club — 1, 2, 3, Annual Staff Photographer, plans to attend Emory’ and major in Fashion Merchandising. MILLER, DA VlD A. Science Club — 3, 4, Racquet Club — 3, 1st place Social Science Fair — 1, A-B Honor Roll — 1, 2, A Honor Roll — 3, 4, Most Likely ' To Succeed — 4, Outstanding Senior — 4, Nominated for Gov. Honors — 2, 3, GA. Tech Science Scholar Award — 3, Who's Who — 4, GA. Certificate of Merit — 3, MHS — 3, 4, plans to attend Emory University and major in Pre-Med. MILDER, ENU$ D. Careers Club — 1, Band — 1, 2, CBVE — 3, DCT — 4, S.C. Rep. — 4, Who's Who, plans to join U.S. Air Force and major in Computer Programming. MILLS, JOEL ELC — 4, Football — 1, plans are undecided. MOC K, JIM VICA — j, JCA — 1, 2, Football — 1, 2, 3, MVP Baseball — 3, Baseball — 1, 2, 3, 4, A-B Honor Roll — 4, plans to attend college and play baseball and major In Physical Education. MOLLFNHAl IR, LAURA LHA — 1, 2, FBLA — 4, Business Explorers — 3, Sec. of EH A — 2, A-B Honor Roll — 2, 3, 4, 2nd place in Social Science Fair, plans to major in Business Administration and Computer Science at a four Year College. MOORE, HERMAN Nia Club — 2, ECA, Manager ot Basketball and Track, Careers Club — f.-VICA Club — 4, Sec. of Careers Club — 4, plans to become involved in Military.m‘ t I 7 MORE LAND, DAVID VILA, Football, plans to go into field of Law. MURREI L, JIM Football — J, J, 3, 4, Track.— 2, 3, 4, Latin Club — 4, Computer Club — 4, Pres, of Latin Club — 4, Jr. Class Rep. — 4, A-B Honor Roll — 4. Science Fair — 1, ISSS — 1, plans to attend a four year college majoring in Computer Science. MORRIS, LISA Booster — 1, 4, NIA 1,4—1, 4, SI A — 4, Carer n, Club — 4, 3rd Runner up — Homecoming — 4, Outstanding Senior — 4, Most Athletic — E MVP of Basketball Team — 3, MVP of Region III 4.4.4.4 — 3, Youth in Gov't (City Manager) — 4, Region All Tournament team — 1, 2, 3, A-B Honor Roll — 2, 3, Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Sweetheart Queen -f 3, Track Team — 1, 2, 3, Softball Team — 2, 3, 4, Top 20 in State of GA. Girls Basketball Players — 4, Hit Over 2,000pts. in Basketball Career at GA. (Set and broke records in scoring in Basketball), plans to go to college and major in Computers. MOSES, KIM N’lA Club — 2, Track — 2. Swing Choir and Concert Choir — 3, 4, plans to become involved in the Armed Forces. MOWER, NANtWY JjCheer leading — 2, 4, Science Club - 3, NHS — 4, FLC — 4, Pres, of FLC — 4, A-B Honor Roll — 1, 2, 3, 4, GA. Certificate of Merit — 3, Who's Who — 3, 2nd place in GA.. Talent Show — 2, plans to attend UGA and enter into the field of Arts and Sciences. MULLI KIN, LA LRA.plans to major in Bushies Administration. NAVARRO, CARl.XDrama Club — 2. plans to attend BJCpnd major in Lmv Enforcement and later become a Paole Officer. NEWSOME, JEFf Band — 1, 2, 3, 4, C anftrt Band — 1, 2, 3, 4, Jazz Band — 2, 3, 4, VICA — 4, VICA Pres. — 4, Drum Major in Marching Band — 3, 4, 269 1, plans to .ittenJ BJC 4, 1st I t. in Honors Nominee 2nd it. Marching Band — 2, Superior Ratings in Solo and Ansamhle (Valdosta, GA.) — I. 2, Most Outstanding Fresh. (Band) and transfer to Valdosta State College and major in Architectural Drawing and minor in Music. NIC HOI S SCOTT NHS — 3, 4. Honors Band — 1, 2, 3. 4, Y-Club — 4, Science Club — 3, Marching Band — , 2, 3, 4, Drum Line C apt Band — 3, CA. Certificate of Merit, A-B Honor Roll — 1, 2, 3, 1st place History Social Science Fair — 1. Outstanding Senior — 4. Go — 3 (Math, Science) plans to attend college and obtain a professional degree. NI SB FT FLIZABCTH S.C. Rep. — 3, 4, A-B Honor Roll — I. 2. 3, 4. plans to attend Furman University and major in International Business. O'CAIN, STFVF Football — I, A-B Honor Roll — 3, plans to attend Middle CA. College for 2 years and then attend VGA for 2 years. ODUM,'CARY Football - 3. 4. MCA, Football Award - 4. , . „ .. Dn . O'NEAL, WANE Science Club — 3, 4, Science Bowl — 3, 4, Latin Club — 4. ICC 4, Co-Pres. of Science — 4, V.P.n.P. ot ICC — 4, A-B Honor Roll — I. 2, 3, 4. ISSS — 1, ISS — .1, plans to attend Mercer University in Macon and study Medicine. OVI RMAN, INGRID K Drama — 1, NSH 3, 4, CBVF — 4, Social Science Fair — I, Gov. Honors Finalist — 3, CA. Certificate of Merit — 3, A-B Honor Roll — 1, 2, A Honor Roll — 3, 4, plans to attend college and major in Special Education. ... , . PATTERSON, JAMES Football — 1, Basketball — 1. 2, 3. 4. Track Manager — plans to attend BJC and become involved in professional basketball. PE AC OCK, DIANE VIC A — 4, Booster and FCA — 1. A-B Honor Roll — plans to attend ildosta State and then transfer to Mercer where she will go into the Medical Field. PECHIN, BARBARA plans to attend BJC PERROTTE, TONY VIC A — 3, 4, plans to hetome an electrician. ........ PE PERSON, LISA FHA — 3, Concert Club — 1, 2 Pep Club — 1, VIC A — 4, C B t — 3, 4, A-B Honor Roll — 3, plans to pursue career in the held ot Law- Enforcement. PIPF, KIM I.V. C heerleading — 2, plans to attend college and major in Business PIPER, DEBBIE ISSS — 1, Science Club —,2, Marching Band (llag Corp) — I, 2, S.C — 2, IB! A — 4, Oi — 4, Annual Staff - 3, 4, S.C . Rep. — 2, Who's Who — 4, Sweetheart PLOECFR, PACE J. V. Cheer lead in Honor Roll — 1, 2, 3, A Honor Honor Nominee, Homecoming Finalist, plans t POPPELL, ROBFRT Band - . 2. 3, (Marchin Architecture. Wk QUINN, IV BRA Chorus - l. Youth in Gov t (Cits lire ( hief) - 4. plans to attend BK SHINNICK, ROB Newspaper Staff — 4 NCTE Achievement Award in Writing — 3. plans to further education and major in Art or Creative Writing and travel abroad. I STALVFY, BOBBY VICA Club plans to attend a Vo-Tech School and seek a degree in Business ience Club — 2, Man Bing Band (I lag ( orp) — 1, 2. S.C. — 2 tBLA — 4, YOJ — 4, Annual Statr J, 4, . nep. a, Queen (fresh.) — I. plans to attend I GA and transfer to Medical C allege of CA. and major in Physical Therapy. iding — 2. Varsity ( heft lea ding 2. 4. ( o-CapU(Cheei leading) — 4. IC A and Booster — 1. 2, 3. 4, NHS — 4, latin — 4, A-B r Roll — 3. 4, Who's Who Science Scholar Award, National Assoc, of Dist. H.S. Students. Certificate of Merit Winner, Cov. attend Valdosta State college, and Honors), A-B Honor Roll Jans on attending BJC ami then on to GA. Tech to major in im- . STFPHFNS, HELEN Booster - - 2, Drama — 1, 2, 3, Siience Club — 4. Newspaper Staff 3, 4 IraH 2, Science Bowl Editor Newspaper 4, A-B Honor Roll — 1, 2, 3, 4, Mercer Jr. Scholar — 3, plans to attend CA STEVENS BFNITA ” STEVENS CON Nil STRK K LA Nil DARRIN Racquet Club Med. STROUD PR D F( 4. Sec. o Booster — 2, Pg. ,4. Tech and study Chemistry and Chemical Engineering. Computer C lub — 4, plans to attend fort a I lev State College. C arecr Club and NIA — I, 2, 3, 4, plans to become involved in Air Force or Army. - 1, Scieni c Bowl 4, Science C lub — 4, A-B Honor Roll — 1, 2, 3, 4, plans to attend I CA and major in Pre- Tennis Team, Basketball Team, S.C. (V.P. ot Soph. C lass, Parliamentarian of Lxec. Board in Jr. Yea) 4th in statCtM Tenni� Team — 2, oth State Region C hamp — J, Lettered in Tennis — 1. 2, 3, 4 Social Science Fair — 1, A-B Honor Roll, plans to attend Business School at I GA. SWANN, BRYAN Science Club, FBI A, Parliamentarian for FBI A, plans to obtain an tlectrical Engineering Degree from Auburn l ni versit) SWANN, SANDRA C horud— 3, 4. FLC — 1. 4, Pep Club I, Tennis — I. Science — 2. 3, 4, FHA — 2, Hero - 2, FCA — 2, Annual Staff — 3 Orchestra — f 2, 3, 4, plans to attend Fla. Jr. College in Jacksonville, Fla. and major in Fashion Merchandising and receive training in cosmotology. SYL VIA,'TERRI Booster C lub — 2, FBLA — 2, 3. 4. VQT - 4, plans to work. TP; TAUNTON, GEOFFREY Band — , 2, 3. 4, A-B Honor Roll 3. plan� to attend University of Texas and maior in ( hemical nginccnng. THOMAS, JAN DCT — 4, plans to attend Armstrong state ( ollege. THOMPSON, BETH FCA -- 2, Booster — 2, VICA 4, Youth in Gn't — 4, luture plans are decided. THROWER, MICHAEL VIC A — 4, FFA—2, plans to attend BJC for 2 years and then transfer to IGA and major in Business Management ■ VM — 2, Tt, FCA — 3, plans to become involved in the Service and attend College. m. 2, 3, i - 4, S.C. 1, 2, Football — I, 2. 3, 4, S.C. Rep. — 2. plans to attend UGA. tege. Latin C lub — 4, DC I and VICA — 3, 4, Science — 3, A-B Honor Roll — 1, 4, plan- to attend TILL MAN; FRED Football — 1, 2, 4, C horus — FOI l ISON, CHRIS FCA —1, 2, 3, 4, Booster TRAWICK, DAVID Law and Justice — 4, plans to attend BJC College. TRFNKLE, JILL Drama - 1, 2, 3, Newspapcfm L- 3, College and travel. V TROXFLL, KFITH A-B Honor Roll — 2. 4, plans to attend BJC and major infomputer Science and Data Processing. TUTTLE, BEN Science — 4, Latin — 4, plans to attend BJC and then transfer to aldosta State College. TUTTLE, CHRIS Science Club — 4, Science Bowl — 4, Math Team — 4, A-B Honor Roll — t, 2, CA. CertificJteof Merit — 4, plans to attend a Technical «( Institute and then enlist in the Navy. VAIL, GLORIA D. Track — 1, 4, Softball — 2, Basketball Manager — 2, 4, Chorus — 1, 2, Senior in Action fr 4, Booster — 4, Track:Most Dedicated — 3. Most Dependable — 2, MVP — 3, Booster (Best Leadership) — 3, 4th in State (Mile Relayfin Track — 2, plans to attend Col leg.f and major in Data J Processing or Aerowriting. J . VERNON, MITZI Cheerleading — 1, 2, 3, 4, Capt. of Cheerleading — 2, 4, Most Valuable Cheerleader —2, A-B Honor Roll — 2,% 4, plans to attend Valdosta State College and transfer to UGA and eventually major in Optometry. J VICE NT, PAIGE ISSS — 1, Marching Band — 1, Symphonoc Band — 1, Annual Staff — 2, 3, 4, Science 2, 3, A-B Honor Roll — 1, Social Science lair M — 1, DF. — 4, plans to attend Wesleyan College and major in Computer Science. WALKER, EARL VICA, plans to attend BJC and major in Architectural Drawing. W ALKER, GRACIA FCA — 1, 2, 3, 4, Racquet Club — 4, NHS — ‘3, 4, Debate — 2nd place Fxtemp. Speaking — 3, J. V. Cheerlcadmg (Co-Capt.) — SopH. Sec. Treas. — 2, S.C. Rep. — 3, 4, Gov. Honors Program — 2, GA. Certificate of Merit, National Honor Roll, Who 's Who, Homecoming Court 4th runner up — 4, Most likely to Succeed — 4, U.S. Achievement Academy Award — 4, Outstanding Senior — 4, Exchange C luh Student of the Mor1 for Sept. — 4, All A Honor Roll — I, 3, 4, A-B Honor Roll — 2, plans to major in Journalism and am Undecided on a colleg W ARWICK GEORGE Coif — 2, 3 4, Racquet Club — 2, plans to attend College 1 — J J then Ins to WA TKING JOHNNIE Chorus — 3, 4, Football — 2, 4, Basketball — 3, Track — 4, Senior in Action — 4, plans to attend Valdosta State CollegeaMI transfer to University of Auburn and major in Computer Science. WA YE, RANDY Carrers Club, CIE Club, and Chorus, V.P. of Chorus, Honorable mention in Social Science Fair, ISS, A-B Honor Roll — I, pfln attend Valdosta State College or UGA and pursue a career in Business. WHEELER, DON Baseball — 2, 3, 4, VICA — 4, CBVE — 3, 4, plans to attend a 2 year college. IEELER, WOODARD W. Football — 1, 2, 3, 4, A-B Honor Roll — 1, 2, Basketball — 1, 2, 3, FCA — 3, 4, Who's Who, plans to attend UGA anJmajor m WHEEL Accn WILCOX, DAVIS Jr. CIE — 1, 4, Latin 4, Marching Band — 1, 3, Chorus 4. A-B Honor Roll - 4, plans to he a Doctor of forensic WILKE OBBY FCA — 1, 4, Football — 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball — 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball — 2, 3, Capt. of Football Team — 4, Honorable Mention m All- American — 4, All State — 4, plans to attend a 4 year college and major in undecided. WILLIAMS, CHERYL Basketball — 2, Track — 2, ROTC — 1, plans to attend BJC and major in Business. WILLIAMS, MARY NJROTC — 1, 2, 3, plans to attend BJC and he a Teacher or work in the field Xomputers. WILSON, DEBORAH F. Racquet Club — 1, 2, Booster — 2, 3, Science — 3, Pub. Manager for Racquet Club—Z plans to alter in Elementary Education. WISE, DAVID A-B Honor Roll — 2, 4. ADMAN Trivia Club — 3, A-B Honor Roll — 3, 4, plans to become involved in a growing Corporation. ijtot WORST, BILLY VIC A — 3, 4, plans to attend College. WRIGHT, GLORIA Chorus — 2, 3, 4, CIF — 1, 2, 3, 4, FBA — 3, VOT — 4, DCT — 3, Parliamentarian for FBLA — 3, Sweetheart Queen — 1, 2, Homecoming Contestant — 4, plans to attend Valdosta State College and major in Special F.ducation. WYNN, NANCY Racquet Club — I, A-B Honor Roll — J, plans to attend BJC. YA WN, LANA Drama — 2, J, 4, Region One Act Play Competition — 2, 4, NFL — 2, 3, 4, Science Club — 3, Region One Act Play Competition — 2, 4, NFL — 2, 3, 4, Science Club — 3, Jazz Band Vocalist — 4, Drama V.P. — 3, Drama Pres. — 4, NFL Sec. — 4, NCTF Nominee — 3, 1st place Oral Interpretation (Region) — 3, 2nd place Oral Interpretation (State) — 3, plans to study Dramatic Art and oirecting at Mercer University in Macon, GA. ADAMS, MFLISSA A. (MISSY) Booster — 2, S.C. — 1, 3, 4, FCA — I, 2, 3, 4, Science — 4, S.C. Rep. — 1, 3, Exec. Board Sec. — 4, Sweetheart Court — 3, Homecoming Court — 4, A-B Honor Roll — 2, 4, Outstanding Freshman Award, Outstanding Jr. Award, plans to attend Clemson University and major in Zoology. BENTON, SHERRI Booster — 2, 3, 4, Latin — 4, Science Club — 3, 4, Racquet Club — 1, FCA — 2, 3, Booster Treasurer — 4, A-B Honor Roll — 1, 2, 4, plans to attend Valdosta State College and major in Business Administration. BLR RIF, GFNF Football — 1, 2, CBVF and VILA — 3, 4, A-B Honor Roll — 3, 4, plans to attend UGA. BLOUNT, MICHAEL VICA - 4, plans to attend BJC. BROWN, ANDY DCT and VICA — 4, Track — 2, 3, plans to attend BJC and then go on to Southern Tech. BROWN, BRAD Band Marching and Concert — 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Club 3, 4, A-B Honor Roll — 3, 4, plans to attend BJC. BROWN, DAVE VICA — 4, plans to join the Navy. BROWN, THOMAS A. Football — 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball — 2, Careers Club — 1, 2, 3, 4, plans to join the Service. BROWN, SHEILA L. Swing Choir — 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir — 3, Chorus — 3, 4, A-B Honor Roll — 4, plans to attend Valdosta State College and major in Physical Therapy or Early Childhood Education. BROWN, THOMAS J. Chorus — 3, 4, Basketball — I, 2, 3, 4, Track — 2, SI A — 4, VICA — 3, 4, Capt. of Basketball — 4, A-B Honor Roll — 2, 3, 1st in Area Opening and Closing Ceremony — 3, 2nd in District Opening and Closing Ceremony — 3, plans on enlisting in the U.S. Navy. BUDD, LAURIA Booster — 1,2, Y-Club - 3. IRC - 1,2,3, 4, Latin — 3, 4, Newspaper Staff — 3, ICC — 3, 4, S.C. Rep. - 3, V.P. Exec. Bd. (S.C.) — 4, IRC Pres. — 3, ICC pres. — 4, Booster Treas. — 1, GA. Certificate of Merit, James D. Compton Free Enterprise Award, Outstanding Sr., plans to attend college and major in Business Administration. DRAWDY, SUSAN C. Boster — 1, 2, Science Club — 3, 4, Best Looking (Sr. Superlative) — 4, plans to attend Valdosta State College and major in Marketing and Merchandising. ETHERLDGE, LOUISE FHA — 3, 4, YAC — 4, Talent Show — 4, Sec. of FHA — 4, plans on becoming a successful model and majoring in field of Computer Science. EVANS, VIKKI Marching Band — 1, 2, ISSS — 1, Varsity Tennis — 2, Model U.N. — 2, Symphony Band — 1, S.C. Rep. 2, Top 5 Delegations in Model U.N. — 2, 1st place in Social Science Fair — I, Most Distinguishing H.S. Student — 2, plans to attend Lander College in Greenwood, S.C. and major in Busin ess Admin is t rat ion. FIVE ASH, BRYAN FCA — 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster — 2, 3, 4, Latin — 4, FLC — 4, Football — 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf — 2, 3, 4, ICC, Pres, of FCA — 4, National Football Award, plans to attend UGA and major in Business. GAMBLE, KATHYLEEN V.P. of Careers — 4, SIA Club, Top 10 Homecoming Contestant — 4, Varsity Cheerleader — 4, Track — 1, J. V'. Basketball — 1, Chorus — 1, 2, 3, plans to attend Monterey Penninsula College in Southern California and major in Business Administration and minor in Medical Technology. GLISSON, RONALD Baseball — 2, 3, 4, Football — 1, 2, FCA — I, 4, Science — 4, FLC — 4, Treas. of FLC — 4, A-B Honor Roll — 3, 4, plans to attend college and major in Business Administration. U f m 3k ML GOODRICH, KATIE Booster — 2, 3, 4, Who's Who — 3, A-B Honor Roll — 2, PlansAo attend Converse College and major in Special Education. GRANT, LAVFRNF Careers Club (Parliamentarian) plans to attend a 2 year college md become a Nurse. GRAHAM, RAND Science Club — 4, Math Team — 4, Latin — 4,-Science Bowl —- 4, NHS — 3, 4, GA. Certificate of Merit, GA. Tech Outstanding Math Scholar, Semi-finalist in National Merit Competition, plans to attend GA. Tech and major in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. HFNDR , JONATHAN B. Latin — 3, 4, Jr. Classical League — 3, 4, Football — 1, 2 3, FCA — I, 2, Century 21 Typing Award, plans to attend Young Harris College. HENRICK, AMV FHA — 2, 3, ICC, Treas. of FHA — 2) Pres, of FHA — 3, plans to major in Accounting and attend Valdosta State College. NEWBERRY, DAVID plans to attend college and become an electrician and controEhis own business. 4. Swim Team — 1, Wrestling Team — 1, Cross Country — 1, N.E.D.T. Award — 1, Honor Roll — 1, 4, 1, FBLA — 1, plans to attend Paine College in Augusta, Ga. and study Sociology, to attend BJC. R( Z, I Rl Nuf leam — 1, Science Club Letered — t, plans to attend College. RUFF PAMELA NIA — 4, Y-Club — 4, FCA - R V s, Softball - 3 4. VIC A- 4, plan, SAW) FR, hi I plans to work in the future. SCEARCF, ANTHONY Science Club — 3, 4, FLC — 4, FFA — 1, 2, Football — 1, 2, Latin — 4, Park of FFA, A-B Honor Roll — 1, 2, plans to attend BJC and then transfer to Maryland with a Fashion Design Major and then attend either Comellor Tuscegee Veterinary Institute and specialize in Exotic m mm m SHEPPARD, ELRRENCE Marching Band for 3 years. 2nd Lt. (Band), plans to tryout for U.S. A.F. Marching Drum and Bugle Corps, while attending school in the Air nd BJC for 2 years and then transfer to GA. Southern and major in 2, Who's Who — 3, Excellence in Health Occupation — 3, plans to S HOI MAKER, RANDY Latin Club — 4, FFA — 4, A-B Llonor Roll — 3, plans to attend BJC for 2 years and then transfer to GA. Southern and major in Vi . «f SHI MA 1) R. A Y-Club — 2, Science — 3, 4, Racquet Club 4. I iterary I rio attend University of S.C. and major in Criminal Justice. SIRMANS, BEVERLY Booster - 1, 2. 3. FBLA - 4. VOT j- 4. SI ADE, SUSIE Racquet — 1, 2, 3, Latin — 4, Science Club — , 4, Cheerleader — 2, 4, Tennis Team — 1, 3, S.C. Rep. — 3, S.C. VP. of Sr. Class — 4, A-B Honor Roll — 3, 4, Most Friendly — 4, Sweetheart Court — 1, 2, 3, Sweetheart Queen — 2, Outstanding Sr. — 4, Homecoming Queen — 4, plans to attend UGA and study Psychology. SMALL, STEPHEN Science Club — 4, Math Team — 4, Band — 1, 2, 3, 4, 2nd Lt. in Band — 4. A-B Honor Roll — 1, 3, Band Award — i, J plans to attend college and major in Computer Science. SMITH, CHRIS Booster — 4, Graphic Arts Award — 1, Drat ting A ward — 1, Who's Who, plans to attend UGA and major in Business Administration. SMITH, KELLY future plans undecided. SMITH, LEIGH ANN Cheerleader — 2, 3, Tennis — I, 2, 3, 4 I ( A - 2. 3, 4 ) -t tub — 1, 2, Booster J.C.L., plans to attend Agnes Scott College. mmg WEAVER, DEWITT S.C. - 1. 2. 3, 4, NHS - , 2, 3, 4, ICC - 1, 2. 3. 4. EC A - 1, 2, 3, 4, US. S.C. Award, National Leadersh Distinguished Mathematics Scholar, GA. Math Analysis Award (.A. c rtiticate of Merit — DA R Award, U.S. Leadership A wan years. Most Improved Player in Golf for 3 years, Columbus Interscholastii ln itational Champ Award, also chosen as City C om Day, and Individual state Medalist for Golf. HILDEBRAND, MiSSY Science Club — 4, Y-Club — 2, Latin C lub — 3. 4. Jr. C lassical League — 3, 4 plans to attend a 1 dost a and then transfer to UGA for Jr. and Sr years and major in Business. Wff f T 3, Racquet Club — I, 2, 3, 4, JCL — 4, Rep. for 'r hin vard, i omm. state Award, GA. Tech Basketball — for 3 in Youth in Gov't College for 2 years I I In Memoriam 273 m. ♦ -.a a?