Glynn Academy - High Tide Yearbook (Brunswick, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1985 volume:

Touch Of Excellence ;y.v y Excellence is something we should all try to achieve. ff - r y f Excellence can he achieved by those who try. 4 5 7 10 11 12 14 15 Dedication Each year the senior class choses a fac- ulty member for the dedication of the yearbook. This year the class of 1985 has chosen Mr. Steven Vose. The 1985 dedica- tion is a very special one. because after thirteen years of teaching. Mr. Vose has planned to retire. We. the class of 1985 feel very honored and blessed to have re- ceived our historical education from Mr. Vose. May God bless you and may your retirement be happy and joyful. WE LOVE YOU. Mr. Vose! 16 David Bluestein was an active member of IRC. Y- Club. Foreign Language Club. Math Club and the Science Club. He was also a member of Boy Scouts of America and the Society of Franklins. He participated in the Science Bowl and Math Bowl. His honors include the UGA Cert, of Merit. NHS. GA Tech Math Scholar. Who's Who. So- cieth of Distinquished High School Students and made A A-B honor roll all four years. David plans to attend college and obtain a masters or Ph.D in Physics. He is also a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Darien. Outstanding Lorraine Lane was a member of the NlA Club. NFL. Y-Club (publicity chairman) and FBLA (sec- retary). She has also participated in Model UN. Marching Band. Concert Band, drama and public speaking. She was a member of the Annual Staff and served as editor her Senior year. Lorraine placed 1st in an FBLA first district slate public speaking contest and in the 4th National Public Speaking contest with the Optimist Club. She also participated in another public speaking contest with FBLA — the 3rd Toastmaster. She plans to attend Hampton Institute and major in Pre-Med. She is a member of the Abysinia Baptist Church. Tommy Packard was a member of IRC. Y-Club. FCA and Student Council where he served as Executive Board Treasurer his senior year. He also made A-B honor roll. Tommy participated in Boy state and Youth In Government day as County Commissioner. He was also elected Friendliest” by the senior class. He plans to attend UGA and major in law and politics. OUTSTANDING SENIORS 1985 OUTSTANDING SENIORS 1985 OUTSTANDING SENIORS Peggy Bishop was a cheerleader and member of the Tennis team for two years. She was also a member of NHS. FCA. Student Council and the Science Club. Her honors include A-B honor roll. Society of Distinquished American High School Students. She was elected 1st runner-up Home- coming Queen her senior year and Junior Class Sweetheart Queen her junior year. She was also elected Best Looking by the senior class. Peggy plans to attend UGA and major in business. She is an active member of a youth group. Jim Parker was a member of NHS. IRC and the NFL. Jim participated in the region 3-AAAA one- act play competitions, duet competitions. Model UN and was a member of the GA Golf team. He is a member of CYO (Catholic Youth Organization). Jim plans to attend UGA and major in account- ing. Selena Ruffner was highly active in many sports such as Softball. Basketball and Track. She also plays softball for a community team and is a member of a Brunswick Bowling team. She was also a member of FCA. Selena was elected Most Athletic by the senior class and was chosen Most Valuable Player of her softball team her sophomore year. She plans to attend BJC then transfer to GA Southern and major in data pro- cessing. She is a member of the Glyndale Baptist Church. 18 Seniors '85 Emily Curry was a cheerleader for three years in which she was co-captain of the Varsity squad. She was a member of the NIA club and was elect- ed Sweetheart Queen her Junior year and Home- coming Queen her Senior year. Emily plans to attend Georgetown University or Howard Univer- sity in Washington D C. She is a member of the Mount Olive Baptist Church. John M. Pruett was a member of the Debate team. NFL. Junior Classical League. Science Club. Medical Explorers Club and NHS. He was chosen to Who's Who. Society of Distinguished Ameri- can High School Students and received the UGA Certificate of Merit. John plans to attend college. Richard Watkins was a member of the Foreign Language Club. Science Club. Medical Explorers Club (post VP of Administration). Band. Orches- tra and the NIA Club. Among his honors are the Martin Luther King Jr. Award. NIA Achievement Award and A B honor roll. He plans to attend Oakwood College and major in laboratory tech- nology and theology and minor in music. He is a member of the Junior Deacan Church and the Community Symphony in which he plays the pi- ano. cello, trumpet and organ. 1985 OUTSTANDING SENIORS 1985 OUTSTANDING SENIORS 1985 OUTSTANDING SE Susmitha Bellam was a member of the Science Club (secretary). Math team. Debate team. NHS and she participated in the Science Bowl. She was a Governor's Honors finalist and National Merit semi-finalist. Her honors include A A-B honor roll. UGA Certificate of Metit. GA Tech Math Scholar. Who’s Who and Society of Distinguished American High School Students. She plans to go to college and major in engineering. She is also a hospital volunteer. Michael Hummel was a member of NHS and the Drama Club in which he served as VP. He was a Governor’s Honors nominee and a National Merit Scholarship semi-finalist. He received the UGA Certificate of Merit. Michael plans to attend the Savannah College of Art 8 Design and major in commercial art. He is currently a member of the Island Players. Karen Wright was a member of the NIA Club (VP). Latin Club. Band and Student Council (Sr. Class Secretary). She was elected Freshman Sweetheart Queen and was one of the top 10 Homecoming contestants. She has also made A-B honor roll and won I si place at the Social Science Fair. Karen plans to attend UGA and major in business administration. She is a member of the Zim Baptist Church. She also practices ballet and piano. Outstanding At y son Gray was a member of FBI A. Science Club (co-president). NHS (press consultant). The Red and White and has participated in the science bowl Alyson’s awards include 1st place in L- Allegro Poetry contest and 1st place in the BJC Literary Exhibit — Poetry division. Governors Honors finalist. Rotary Club Student of The Month. UGA Cert, of Merit. Presbyterian College Jr. Fellow. All A honor roll. GA Tech Distin- guished Math Scholar. Spanish award, excellance award in Adv. American History. Honors English, and Zoology. 1st place local history-Social Sci- ence Fair. Society of Distinguished American High School Students and Who's Who. She has also participated in the Special Olympics. Ameri- can Cancer Society. March of Dimes and St. Judes Childrens Hospital. Alyson plans to major in Banking. Carolyn V. Mays participated in Basketball, track, cross country and softball. She was a reporter for HEROII club. Asst, secretary to Chorus Club. NIA Club and participated in the Social Science Fair. Among her honors are A-B honor roll. Who's Who. Basketball and track awards, player of the week and best team leadership. She plans to ma- jor in Pharmacy. She is also President of the Youth Council at Church and is also a member of the Church Choir. Alisa Franklin was a member of the NHS. Y-Club. ISSS. Science Club. Marching Band in which she was a majorette captain, and the comcert band in which she was the flute section leader. She was a nominee for Governor's Honors. She also made the A-B honor roll. Alisa plans to attend GA Southern and major in secondary education. 1985 OUTSTANDING SENIORS OUTSTANDING SENIORS 1985 OUTSTANDING SENIORS Steve Thompson was a member of the Tennis team in which he lettered 4 years. He was also a member of the Science Club. Latin Club and NHS. He attended Boy state, recieved GA Certificate of Merit, chosen to Who 's Who and received the GA Tech Distinguished Science Scholar. He was also a Governors Honors nominee and made A A -B honor roll. He was elected Most Likely to Succeed by the senior class. Steve plans to at- tend UGA and then go to Medical School to become a doctor. James Gilbert was a member of the Science Club (treasurer-4). Y-Club (Chaplain-4). FCA. IRC. Student Council and participated in the Science Bowl. He was chosen to Who's Who and National Honor Roll. He is also President of the Medical Explorers Club. James plans to go to college and eventually become a pediatrician. He is a member of the Baptist Church. Wade Murray was a member of the Tennis team. NHS (treasurer). Science Club, and FCA. He re- ceived the UGA Certificate of Merit. Who s Who. and Society of Distinguished American High School Students. He was also a Governor's Hon- ors nominee and made A-B honor roll. Wade plans to attend UGA and major in Pre-Law. He is currently a member of the St. Simons United Methodist Church. 20 Seniors ' Wally Bryan was a member of the Y-Club. Science Club. NHS and the Math team. He also participat- ed in the Science Bowl. Among his honors are the 6A Certificate of Merit. Who’s Who. Society of Distinguished American High School Students and A A-B honor roll. Wally plans to attend UGA and major in business administration and man- agement. He is a member of MYF at St. Simons United Methodist Church. Janet Leavy was a cheerleader in which she was captain her senior year. She was a member of FCA. NHS and Student Council where she served as Executive Board Parliamentarian and Senior Class President. She received awards from Who’s Who. Society of Distinguished American High School Students and made A A-B honor roll se- ceral times. She was elected Best All Around by the senior class. Jan plans to attend UGA and major in retail merchandising. She was a member of the Pirates of the Spanish Main and is currently a member of the Episcopal Young Churchmen. Shannon Watson was a cheerleader for two years, a member of FCA (president-4) and a member of the Y-Club. ICC and Student Council where she served as Executive Board Secretary and Sr. Class Vice-president. She was a Governor’s Honors nominee, received the UGA Certificate of Merit, chosen for Who’s Who and Society of Distin- guished American High School Students. She also made A B honor roll. Shannon plans to attend The University of The South and major in biology. 1985 OUTSTANDING SENIORS 1985 OUTSTANDING SENIORS 1985 OUTSTANDING SE Tyra Warner was a member of NHS. Science Club and Student Council. She was elected Most Likely to Succeed by the senior class. She was a representative at Hugh O'Brien Youth Foundation Leadership Seminar and an Outstanding Student Council member her Junior and Senior year. Tyra plans to attend the University of Texas at Austin and study business administration and manage- ment. David Lewis was a member of the Science Club (VP). ICC (pari.). NHS. Y-Club. Math team and participated in the Science Bowl. He was a Gover- nor’s Honors semi-finalist. Presbyterian College Junior Fellow. Received the UGA Certificate of Merit. GA Tech Distinguished Science Scholar. National Society of Distinguished American High School Students and Who's Who. David also plays in the church league basketball team and coaches a county league team. He plans to attend Auburn University and major in fisheries allied agriculture. Curtis Manning was vice-president and presi- dent of NHS. He attended Boy's State and was a member of Student Council. Curtis was elected Best All Around by the senior class and made A B honor roll. Curtis plans to attend University of the South. 'hi a .rjF t Ja—ji • - . Les Jackson — Academic Scholarship. Bronze Good Citizenship Medal: Georgia Scholar. Scott Nichols — Academic Scholarship HONORS ’84 HONORS ’84 HONORS 84 HONORS 84 Lisa Morris — Basketball Scholarship. Glynn Academy students have been commended in every area from sports to academics. It seems each year more and more awards are added to the list. There is no way every outstanding student could be mentioned . . . There are just too many. On these few pages are some of our best. We would like to thank them for helping make Glynn Academy what it is tod ay 11 Bobby Wilkes — Athletic Scholarship. Allison Clements — Wesleyan College Scholarship. Mozart Society Scholarship; Womens Club of Brunswick. Kim Haden — Century III Leadership Scholarship Ansley Drury — Scholarship Recipient X o o 3 3: O o 3 S a: o o 4- £ o o Clayton Graham — GA Institute of Technol- ogy Scholarship; Star Student: America s Out- standing Names and Faces. Elizabeth Nisbet — Academic Scholarship; Optional Award for Extraordinary Effort. 84 HONORS 84 HONORS Dewitt Weaver — Golf Scholarship. 22 Laura Mollenhauer — Georgia Federal Savings Scholarship Ingrid Overman — Honors Program Scholarship Margaret Andrews — Scholarship recipi- ent ORS 84 HONORS 84 HONORS 84 HONORS 84 Z o a: e« O O a: o 2? o a: 84 HONORS 84 HONORS 84 Samuel Logan — Womans Club of Brunswick AA Scholarship EXPRESSIONS OF ACHIEVEMENT Achievement is accom- plishing goals that were once set aside to fade; The thoughts of precious mo- ments to remember and to save. Achievement is the ability to set goals . . . . and then to succeed with expressions of joy. Achievement is going through life succeeding at things that are worth great value: to be able to think wisely and clearly and express your own opinion. Achievement is going through life with an attitude of great happiness and with expres- sions of love. Achievement is just being you! — Kathy Fraser — Evan Jones — Army ROTC — Virginia Military Institute Scholarship Tim Green — Dixie O'Brien Corporation Scholar- ship Wayne O’Neil — Scholarship recipient 1984-1985 HONORS 1984-1985 HONORS Presbyterian College — Junior Fellows: I to r. P. Bishop. D. Lewis. S. Thompson. A. Gray. 1984-1985 HONORS 1984-1985 HONORS 1984-1985 HONORS 1984-1985 Moden UN: I to r. M Waters. L. Jones. P. Vasquez 1984-1985 HONORS 1984-1985 HONORS 1984-1985 HONORS 1984-1985 Region Debate: I to r. 1st place: J. Kelley. A. Doyle. H. Welch. T. Parker HONORS 1984-1985 HONORS 1984-1985 Boy's State-. to r. C. Manning. T. Packard. S. Thompson 1984-1985 HONORS 1984-1985 HONORS 1984-1985 HONORS 1984-1985 HONORS HONORS 1984-1985 HONORS 1984-1985 All State Orchestra. F. Frazier 25 Each year many students receive significant awards in which they receive recognition: however it is impossible to include all honorable students in the yearbook. For all of those who did receive honor we wish you the best and keep up the excellent work! TALENT SHOW 'S4 din.it or ■ and Curtis Manning. Talent Show Co-or- TALENT SHOW 84 TALENT £ o 3 Glynn Academy's 1984 Talent Show. held in February, was a great success. Dance of the 80's with Lenis Gasque. Herman Moore, and David Jackson took first place. Christina Patelidas came in second with her dance routine to She Works Hard For the Money. La verne Grant came in third. Con- gratulations to all who worked hard to make this special event a great success — Keep that talent coming 'ole GA!!! Kim Cook 26 Phillip Rae and Paul Mozo — M.C.s SHOW ’84 TALENT SHOW ’84 TALENT SHOW 84 PROM ’84 PROM '84 PROM ’84 PROM '84 JR-SR PROM 84 hh . what a night!!! Re- member Junior Senior Prom night all the flowers . . all the dresses . . all the nerves . all the dressed up young men . . . all the dancing . . . and of course the slide show!! What a night to remember!! Greed is a terrible thing!!! Have you been bad. Mr Wiggins?!?! PROM 84 PROM '84 PROM '84 PROM '84 PROM '84 PROM 84 PROM 84 I think it’s time to go home! Hey! You! Don’t forget your nosegay!! 'm innocent! PROM 84 Graduation '84 Three's Company?! Honor Speakers: Les Jackson. Gracia Walker. Kim Haden. Ingrid Overman. Kristina Kirkendall. Stacey Grovner. and David Miller. Don 't trip!! Impatiently Waiting We Are Family!! GRADUATION '84 GRADUATION '84 GRADUATION '84 May 31, 1984 — Graduation!! Tears of joy and excitement flowed as the Seniors of 1984 started to- wards a new life and left their friends and companionships of school-daysWe at Glynn Academy will truly miss the class of 1984 and we wish them the best of luck in the future! Congratulations!!!!! On our way to FREEDOM!! c 3 Sleeping on Duty??? GRADUATION 4 GRA 28 HOMECOMING 1984 HOMECO Homecoming 1984 Emily shares her excitement Suzie Slade crowns Emily Emily Curry — 1984 Homecoming Queen 1984 HOMECOMING 1984 HOMECOMING 1984 HOMECOMING 1984 HO First Runner-up — Peggy Bishop Top five runner-ups and their escorts — L to R: Amy Chromzak Second Runner-up Kellie — 3rd. Peggy Bishop — 1st. Emily Curry — Queen. Kellie Parr Parr — 2nd. Denise Corley — 4th Top ten contestants Left to Right: Emily Curry, Peggy Bishop. Michelle Meeler. Lorraine Ehlers. Sandra Moses. Kellie Parr. Amy Chromzak. Karen Wright. Diane Kelso. Denise Corley. 29 Third Runner-up Chromzak Fourth Runner-up — Denise Corley MECOMING 1984 HOMECOMING HOMECOMING 1984 HOMECOMING 1984 HOMECOMING 1984 HOMECOMING 1984 HOMECOM HOMECOMING 1984 HOMECOMING 1984 HOMECOMING 1984 HOMECOMING 1984 HOMECOMING 1984 HOMECOMING 1984 HOMECOM! NG 1984 HOMECOMING 1984 Peggy Bishop Michelle Meeler Sandra Moses Karen Wright ING 1984 HOMECOMING Lorraine Ehlers Amy Chromzak Denise Corley 1984 HOMECOMING 1984 HOMECOMING 1984 HOMECOMING 1984 HOMECOMING PARADE WINNERS Lets Go . . . CARS 1st Shane Morton 8 Mike Brinson and their Dragon Car 2nd VICA 3rd Junior Class FLOATS 1st Sophomore Class 2nd FBLA 3rd Marci Mills — Terror Mobile Homecoming 1984 Homecoming 1984 Homecoming 1984 Homecoming 1984 Hom n o 3 ! s a: o ming 1984 Homecoming 1984 Homecu 31 ‘ming 1984 Homecoming 1984 Homecoming 1984 Homecoming 1984 Homecoming 1984 Home Crazy!! TWIRP 1985 TWIRP 1985 TWIRP 1985 TWIRP 1985 TWIRP 198 5 TWIRP 1985 TWIRP 1985 TWIRP 1985 TWIRP 1985 TWIRP 1985 TWIRP 1985 TWIRP 1985 TWIRP 19 TWIRP 1985 TWIRP 1985 TWIRP 1985 TW IRP 1985 TWIRP 19 85 TWIRP 1985 TW ,1 [rr Mr. Pretty Eyes — Kyle O'Keefe Mr. Legs — Tim Kirkland Mr. Muscles — Kevin Mathis The week of January 7-11 marked the 5 th annual twirp contest. Each year the students get together and decide on the biggest twirps at GA. Although some students see very little prestige in these aquired titles, we should honor these twirps! Afterall they worked very hard to achieve such a status! Congrats to all the twirps at GA! w The annual twirp dance was held January 25. TWIRP 1985 TWIRP 1985 TWIRP 1985 TWI Mr. Prep — Derek Life RP 1985 TWIRP 1985 TWIRP 1985 TWIR P 1985 TWIRP 1985 TWIRP 1985 TWIRP 1985 Mr Co°' J j Geh TWIRP 1985 TWIRP 1985 TWIRP 1985 TWIRP 1985 TWIRP 1985 ' 1 TWIRP 1985 TWIRP 1985 TWIRP 1985 TWIRP 1985 TWIRP 1985 Mr. Twirp — Danny Miller v 3 CHRISTMAS 1984 QsUA iy Christmas G.A.! At 1984 CHRISTMAS 1984 Jr 1984 CHRISTMAS 1984 CH«V he Spirit of Christmas glowed at Glynn Academy in 1984. as the year came to a close and welcomed in 1985. Christmas is a favorite time of the year for al- most everyone — maybe because of the festive halls throughout the entire school — or maybe because of the smiles everyone had for the two- week vacation? The annual Dec-A-Door contest proved success- ful and creative. Winners were as follows: Mrs. Garbutt — Humorous. Mrs. Campany — Serious. A tree with familiar faces Would you settle for a paper snow- man? Even the Asst. Principal's office is 34 Blood Drive 1985 On January 18. 1985 Glynn Acad- emy held their annual blood drive to beat BHS. Each year stu- dents donate a pint of blood to the Red Closs in order to save millions who need blood. VIC A took care of recruit- ing all students who were eligible to give blood — and did a very fine job of it. Many thanks go out to all who gave their healthy blood — you're a good sport!! This year Glynn Academy beat BHS by 25 pints — GA donated 114 pints and BHS donated 89 pints. We did it again thanks to the spirit of GAU! BLOOD DRIVE 1985 BLOOD DRIVE 1985 BLOOD DRIVE 1985 BLOOD DRIVE 1985 35 2 2 :u § 2 s o 5 § 3 5 e 1 2 2 £ o 5 § 5 c c 1 2 5 FADS AND FASHIONS — EVERYTHING GOES! FADS AND FASHIONS - SNOIHSVJ EVERYTHING AND FASHIONS — EVERYTHING GOES! EVERYTHING GOES! FADS AND FASHIONS — FASHIONS — !S309 9NIH1AH3A3 Z AND FASHIONS — FADS AND EVERYTHING GOES! HING GOES! 36 FADS AND FASHIONS — EVERYTHING GOES! FADS AND FASHIONS — EVERYT GOES! FADS AND FASHIONS — EVERYTHING GOES! FADS AND FA Z 1 1 2 £ o HING GOES! FADS AND FASHIONS - EVERYTHING 2 GOES! FADS AND FASHIONS O 5 1 2 I VD AND FASHIONS — EVERYTHING SNOIHSVJ ONV SQVJ S309 9NIH EVERYTHING £ FASHIONS GOES! FADS AND FASHIONS - EVERYTHING % AND FASHIONS Seniors Play ” Each year the Senior class elects six of their classmates to participate in Youth in Gov- ernment sponsored by the Optimist Club of Bwk. In January, these six students take the role of government officials for one day. For once they realize the responsibility of being a Glynn County Official. Sounds exciting? Run for office next year! Mark Humphlett and Brent Cash County Commissioners YOUTH IN GOVERNMENT 1985 YOUTH IN GOVERNMENT 1985 YOUTH IN 0 1 I s 5 5 GOVER Tommy Packard County Commissioner Chairman Buddy Lane County Fire Chief John Lever County Police Chief John Havens County Director of Public Safety Senior Mythology Senior Greek MYTHOLOGY SENIOR GREEK MYT § SENIOR GREEK MYTHOLOGY SENIOR GREEK MYTHO Fall quarter at Glynn Academy means studying Greek Mythology for Seniors! With that brings the infamous plays in which the seniors depict the Ancient world as never seen before. We coughl a few unique scenes for all of you underclassmen to awe! And as for the seniors, we will never forget the day Paul Mozo kissed Steve Kasha! O SENIOR GREEK MYTHOLOGY SENIOR SENIOR GREEK MYTHOLOGY SENIOR Movies Of 1984-85 Flamingo Kid Tight Rope Cannonball Run II Temple of Doom Razors Edge Conan the Destroyer Terminator Red Dawn Top Secret Karate Kid Purple Rain The Muppets Take Manhattan Mickie S Maude Silent Night Deadly Night Starman Bachelor Party Stop Making Sense Rhinestone 2010 Gremlins Meatballs II Dune Thief Of Hearts Grandview USA Starman Police Academy Sheena Last Starfighter Splash Best Defence The River Ram bo The Neverending Story Yentl The Natural Cloak and Dagger Breakin 1 6 II Against All Odds Star Trek III Beat Street Footloose Where the Boys are '84 Protocal Beverly Hills Cop Oxford Blues Tuff Turf Supergirl Eddie and the Cruisers Warrior of the Pinnochio Under Fire Lost World Body Double The Big Chill Children of the Com Give My Regards to Broad Street The Right Stuff Passage to India Revenge of the Nerds Strange Brew Cotton Club Teachers The Man Who Loved Women All Of Me Irreconcilable Differences Tender Mercies Ghostbusters Bolero That's Dancing Until September Places in the Heart Terror on the Isles City Fleat Tightrope The Wild Life Missing in Action Dreamscape The Bear Trends 8 Traditions Junior Senior Prom MTV Gucci Jean Jackets Any Kind of Jackets GA FLA Weekend Shoes. Shoes, and More Shoes!! Senior Greek Mythology Floescent Everything Reeboks Cropped Slacks Cropped Jeans Oversized Everything Wooden Beaded Chokers Guess” Fake Everything Camoflauge Everything Domino’s Pizza Sub Station for Lunch What time is it?” Break Dancing And Just About Anything In The World You Can Think Of!!!!!!!!!!! National Events Of 1984-85 1985 Senior Parole — June 5. 1985 Reagan wins by a landslide Citrus Canker strikes Florida Jacksons Victory Tour U6A looses to Florida Glynn Place Mall develops Geraldine Ferraro — 1st woman to run for VP! Union Carbide gas leak in India kills 2000+ Ethiopia famine Space Shuttle still success! David Kennedy died Indira Gandhi’s Assassination Baby Fae died after being implanted with baboon heart Slaying of 21 at McDonalds in San Ysidro California William Schroeder received an artificial heart Economic recovery 44 car pile-up on 1-95 killed 3 and injured 17 Doug Flulie gets the Heisman Arms talks improve Vanessa Williams lost her Miss America ” title 1984 Olympics proved successful — (even without the Soviets) Mary Lou Retton. Carl Lewis. Edwin Moses and the USA basketball team will always be our ”Hero’s Songs Of 1984-85 Rebel Yell Eyes Without a Face Beat It Human Nature P.Y.T. Too Late For Goodbyes Let’s Go Crazy Nikki When Doves Cry Who Wears These Shoes? Sad Songs California Girls Hot For Teacher Bom In The USA Infatuation Stay the Night If This Is It Sea Of Love Dancing In the Dark The Wild Boys Lucky Star Like A Virgin Hard Habit to Break When You Close Your Eyes Penny Lover Stuck On You Border Line Private Dancer You. Me 8 He Secret Fantasy Jungle Love Ice Cream Castle Somebody’s Watching Me Let the Music Play Beat Street If Ever You’re In My Arms What's Love Got to Do With It Be Good To Me Jump Jump For My Love Feel So Real Say. Say. Say Ghostbusters Carribean Queen State-of-Shock Heros Desert Moon Let's Hear It For The Boy Foot Loose Missing You Loverboy Legs Pink Cadillac Hello Cool It Now Jailhouse Rap On the Dark Side Tender Years I Wanna Rock I Can't Drive 55 Do They Know It's Christmas Do What You Do They Call Me Bruce 41 LATIVES 1985 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 1985 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 1985 SENIOR SUPER SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 1985 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 1985 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 1985 ERLATIVES 1985 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 1985 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 1985 SENIOR $ 5 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 1985 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 1985 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 1985 SENIOR SUPE SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 1985 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 1985 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 1985 SENIOR SUPERLA 44 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 1985 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 1985 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 1985 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 1985 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 1985 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 198 45 5 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 1985 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 1985 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 1985 SENIOR SUPE = SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 1985 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 1985 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 1985 F.L.C. Front row I to r.- R. Hummel. D. SHU:. H. Highsmith. K. Cremeans. S. Comer Middle row I to r-. S. Huebner. C. Tuten. H. Ray. R. Matthews. A. Lokken. L. Gay. T. Nowac. D. Barber Back row hr: S. Tucker. R. Watkins. D Bluestein. D. Miller. B. Davis On Bell I n J. Trevathan. S. Rozen The Foreign Language Club involves French and Spanish students participat- ing in extracurricular activi- ties. Many thanks to Mrs. Boone, the advisor. 48 (l-r) B. McNeese. C. Bryant. L. Venauir. 1. Crean (l-r) D. Brown. D. Bluestein. S. Bellam Independent Science Studies was a two quarter program. First quarter the students complete a research pa- per which is entered in the Science and Humanities Symosium. Second quarter a research paper and display board were concluded and entered in the local and regional science fairs. The winners are then eligible to compete in the Georgia Science and Engineering Fair at the state level. Many thanks to Mr. Wiggins for his guidance. (l-r) J. Wiggins. K. Campany. C. Cordell. K. Strickland. J. (back I r) A. Lim. C. Scarough. J. Gregory. B. Rose. D. Lane (front l-r) R. Huebner. A. Ray. M. Clark. K. Holden 1 -tM« W� ! or 49 Y.A.C. front Row (LR) M. Newton. H. Hutchinson. V. Davis. S. Spaulding. R. Steffey 2nd Row (L-R) D. Burns. B Brown. P. Mason. D. Chouder. T. James. D. Robinson. M. Ford The Youth Advisory Counci was made to promote good nu- trition habits among the na- tion's young adults and to stimulate interest among the youth about nutrition and the school lunch program. 50 Mini Model Model UN is made up of a group of students who are concerned and interested in the problems that exist in our world today. They attend two major competitions per year, one at 6a. Southern and the other at BJC. At these competitions the students represent various Countries in the United Nations. Top: R Gaston. D. Bluestein. D. Settles. C. Manning. T. Brubaker. S. Chambliss. M. Waters. Mid.: N. Grencowitz. F. Younger. C. White. W. Reyes. J. Gash. R. Johnston Bottom: C. Jones. Z. Zachrey. J. Anderson. 1. Pittman. F. Bailey. E. Skelton. Debate The debate team had another successful year. Many trips were taken to compete and no matter what the outcome. Glynn Acade- my had much to be proud of. Many thanks to Mrs. Duke for all her Guidance. J. Kelley — Pres. Advisor: Mrs. Duke 1st row hr: C. Chadwick. H. Welch. M. Humphlett. J. Pruett. B Baldwin 2nd row hr: P. Vasquez. B. Croft. S. Bellam. S. Rowe. L. Pace. A. Doyle 3rd row l-r: C. Thomason. J. Kelley. R. Holmes. Band Trumpets. (back l-r) J. Smith. W. Mitchell. D. Hawthorne. Second leader. R. Bennett. J. Davis. S. Carter. K. Wood (kneeling) S. Carver. C. Dent. D. Weeks Saxophones B Gillard. M. Pierce. L. Crooms. F. Williams. J. King. A. Emanuel. W. Reyes. D. Vaughn. A Beam. B. Parks. M. Davis. N. Wells. C. Perkins Rhythm. (top l-r) K. Swain. A. Allison. J. Sousa (bottom) B. Bluestein Flutes: (hack hr) A. Lowry. M. Caty. S. Breeden. N. Childers. (top hr) J. Johnson. S. Quinnelly. S. Scarborough. J. Newton. J. Osburn. W. Clark, k. Keierleber. A. Bridge Flags (top hr) T. Banks. T. Brantley (center hr) C. Brown. J. Stephens. P. AhhCaptain. C. Feuz — Co Captain (bottom hr) L. Bierce. K. Fuez. W Jackson. J. Conner. A. Horton. M. Krakowski. A. Loper Plato said. ”Music is a moral law. It gives soul to the Universe: wings to the mind: flight to the imagination: a charm to saddness: gai- ety and life to everything else. It is the es- sence of order and leads to all that is good, just. and beautiful — of which it is the invisi- ble. yet dazzling, passionate and external form. 53 Band The Glynn Academy Marching Band has again had a wonderful year. The band re- ceived new uniforms which gave them a new look to coincide with the excellent half-time activities displayed. In addition, the band participated in Band Day at U.G.A. in Athens and performed in the pre-game show. Many thanks go out to them for a wonderful season of entertainment and to Mr. Cordell for all his guidance. (front l-r) E. Wilcox. J. Cahoon. A. Moody. L. Hampton. A. Anderson. J. Parks (back t-r) S. Robinson. P. Weeks. A. Dixon. L. Sprenkle. N. Hender- son. P. Troughbaugh. C. Collins. F. Bailey. D. Lee. K. Kramer. G. Hamilton Seniors: (top to bottom) L. Jackson. A. Franklin. H. Allison. C. Collins. J. Corson. J. Havens. B. Cash. J. Yarborough. R. Bennett. A. Horton. D. Lane Majoretts: (bottom row) N. Parrish. K. Shubert (top row) J. Me Alum. A. Franklin. L. Jackson Percussion: (l-r) R. Youmans. J. Webb. A. Ackerman. J. Yarbor- ough. B. Muggridge. G. Glasscock. M. Gordon. S. Hutchinson. M. Carroll. J. West. B. Horan. B. Broom. R. Huebner (center — top) S. Miller. J. Corson (center-bottom) J. Havens. B. Cash Low Brass-, (l-r) C. Baisdan. J. Green. R. Taylor. D. Lane. T. Nelson. T. Scarborough. D. Bennett (seated) J. Harrison. S. Lust. A. Jacoby. T. Berrian 54 Drama 1st row hr. A. Cash in. M Humphlett. H. Wilson 2nd row hr H. Sapp. L. Lane. S. May 3rd row hr: C. Scarborough. S. Huebner. M. Lewis The purpose of Drama was to familiarize the students with the fine art of acting. The final out- come was another great year. Many thanks go out to Mrs. Duke for all her wonderful guidance. 55 Appreciating good points of culture and recognizing each culture contribu- tions in American life was what the Ml A Club was all about. The club promoted unity and strived to preserve national and racial heritage, members concen- trated their concerns on service to the community and on creating respect for minority groups. The NIA Club was active throughout the year. Mrs. Floyd and Mrs. Adams acted as sponsor for the NIA Club and led them through a successful year. first row-. L. Perry. Y. Life. K. Morton second row: S. Perry. C. Burke. B. Lane. L. Baker third row: D. Life. B. Walker. A. Simmons. R. Watkins 56 Advisors: Ms. Adams. Mrs. Floyd Advisors: Les Thomas. Betty Whaley. Becky Canter. Susan Hard- wick The Community Rased Voca- tional Education program pro- vides on the job experience for high school students. Programs like this one provide hope for the future job market of these stu- dents. Many thanks to Petty Wha- ley. Becky Canter. Susan Hard- wick. and Les Thomas for their guidance. C.B. V.t. Morning Students (sitting l-r) C Rushing. A. Wallin. M. Beauregard. Sissi Sullivan. (standing 2nd row l-r) J Kennedy. J. Casque. C. Zanders. C. Basion. K. Banks. M. Kennedy (standing rear, l-r) J. Nalls. A. Allen. L. Torkildsen. M Fulks. T. Wynn. N. Cash. R. Pitts. J. Griffin. T. Spaulding C.B.V.E. Afternoon Students (top l-r) D. Vongartzen. T. Breck (standing l-r) P. Austin. L. Carroll. P McClenton. E. Pitts. E. Stelle. N. McKenzie. C. Brantley. D. Dance. M. Eberhart. S. Sullins. S. Ruff. L. Coleman. R. Brown. 6. Howard (sitting l-r) W. Lane. D. Morris. T. Randolph. L. Henderson. D. Johnson. V. Stallworth. R. Howard. C. Collins. P. Hall. P. Harding. P. Moring. J. Scahill V.O.T. Vocational Office Training provided students with a chance to work on employ- ment skills and achieve the right attitudes for work exper- ience. The VOT class com- bined real world experiences with class room skills to achieve success. Advisor: Julie Davis Front Row (l-r) S. Spaulding. A. Reddard. K Drury. K. Thomas. S. Todd Second Row (hr) L. Davis. H. Cohen. L. Younce. N. Dauhin. V. Saveli Third Row (hr) D. Corley. 1. Hendley. A. Lauch. A. Pegram. M. Parrish Fourth Row (hr) W. Rennet I. R. Rell. D. Murray. J. Goodrich Not pictured — Mellissa Dotson Officers: Standing (hr) K. Thomas. President. L. Younce. Trea- surer Seated (hr) N. Dauhin. Vice president. A. Lauck. Secretary Advisor■ Mrs. Davis 58 DEC A D.E.C.A. is an organization of stu- dents who have career objectives in the field of marketing and distribution. D.E.C.A. stressed leadership develop- ment. vocational awareness, social skills, and civic awareness. Advisor: Carolyn Lanier first row (l-r) R Sherman. P. Knight. J. Barlow. L. Ehlers. second row (hr) C. Sturkie. S. Bryant. S. Green. S. Whorton. A. Buchan. B. Drawdy. G. Peeples. E. Carroll. R Johnson third row (hr) J. Beaufait Officers: (hr) Treasurer; C. Sturkie. Historian; A. Buchan. President; L. Ehlers. Vice-President: J. Beaufait. DCT row I (l-r) S. McPike. R Knight. P. Critchley. A. McWhorter. T. Wilkerson. G. Cumbest. K. BreLind. second row (l-r) D. Haddock. C. Wiles. R Veaser. N. Purvis. R. Gordon. L. Shepherd. R. Lang. N. Sutton. E. Tierney, row third (hr) K. Bierce. D Morns. B. Dixon. A. Brown. D. Sapp. R. Wilson. D. Harris. K. Beck. T. Jowers. N. Boatright. A. Griffin f 4, The DCT programs at Glynn Academy is a work — study arrangement combining class- room instructions in the school with supervised part-time employment in the community. The student — learner's performance and progress on the job are supervised by the employer and the DCT coordinator. DCT provides an opportunity for the student to earn while he or she learns under actual job conditions, enabling him to gain a maximum of two years of supervised work experience appro- priate to his or her interest and career goats. Advisor: Mrs. King FHA Future Homemakers of America helps youth to assume their roles in society, through Home Eco- nomics 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 ex- celled again. Bottom (t-r): R Murray. L. Baker, second row: B. Daniels. M. Rash third row C. Brown. S. Vail. C. Morgan. J. Roberts. Officers — Bottom Row (l-r) sec.-. Julie Roberts. Co- Pres.-. Becky Daniels Standing — Co-Pres.: Rosalyn Mur ray. Treasurer.- Billie Brockington Advisors — Dorothy Johnson. Dorothy Dunwoody 61 F.B.L.A. Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica are enrolled in business and of- fice 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. Top row (t-r) D. Minchew. D Olsen. k. Morris. C. Scarborough. E Stephens. L. Younce. k. Thomas. T. Putnam. B. Adams. L Davis Second row: (hr) C. Morgan. S. Breeden. A Chapman. H Cohen. S. Todd. A. Ray. K. Ray. T. Breck. L. Durham Front row. (hr) T. Fennel. A. Mitchell. K. Drury. A. Beddard. L Lane. R. Wilcox. S. Spaulding. J. Bunn (not pictured).- S. Story. J. Simmons. L. Hensley. T. Hall. F. Smith. N. Henderson. Y. Smiley. R. Bell. J. Cahoon. B. Daniels. R. Day. C. Dodd. $. Faust. A. Lauck. S. McCoy. V. Saveli. L. Knight. Advisors: Mrs Davis. Mrs. Chapman and Mrs. Floyd Officers: (hr) T. Putnam — reporter, k. Thomas — vice pres.. Lorraine Lane — (secretary) not pictured: Tony Hall — co-Pres.. Lisa knight — Treasurer. Frick Smith — Parliamentarian. 62 FFA Future Farmers of America is a national organization whose purpose is to promote leadership. citizenship, character. im- proved 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. (front l-r) M. Doak. G. Downs. M. Curiis. R.H. Daughtry (back row l-r) B. Jarrell. M. Curtis. D. Gandy (not pictured) P. King. W. Morris. R. Quin nelly. T Robinson. S. Rozier. J. Adams. C. Lighlsey. M. Melton. E. Whited. V. Bell. J. Boyette. K. Banks. S. Elkins. T. Guy. J. McDonald. T. Reman. G. Edwards. D. Hatch. J. McNeil. N. Price. T. Rubei G. Boatwright. A. Hatch (front l-r) Treasurer T. Roberson. Secretary CC. M Curtis Advisor Mr Dough,ry Bbacktlr “ C Presldenl D «r. Vice- President: W. Morris. (not pictured) Reporter. P. King Math Team Seated (l-r) C. Scarborough. D. Rluestein. H Highsmith. R. Hazlett. Mrs. Tasciolti. standing (hr). R. Horan. W. Pickey. S. Bellam. J. Moseley. T. Jones. C. White. 0. Downs. B. Hickey. B. Davis, W. Bryant The math team is for students who have a great interest in the math- ematics field. While enjoying them- selves they increase their knowledge and skills. The team attended the Georgia Mathematics League com- petitions through the year. Thanks to advisor. Mrs. Tasciotti. the clubs sixth year of existence was a success. 64 Officers: (l-r) B. Horan. Sec. B. Hazlett. court jester: D. Bluestien. Pres. B. Davis: vice-president Advisor: Mrs Tasciotti Science (back l-r) Mrs. Company. S. Chambliss. S. Gerri. M. Humphlelt. F. Younger. W. Bryon. 7. Packard. J. Patterson. S. Vanderbeck. S. George. D. Lewis. R. Lane. J. Gilbert (second row hr) S. Huebner. A. King. M. Graham. C. Manning. M. Meeler. C. Vigna. J. Lever, (third row) B. Clark. B. Davis. S. Lane. M. Reese. D. Clark. P. Andrews (fourth row) P. Poliak. T. Cleiland. D. Bluestein. M. Mauch. L. Jackson. B. Humph left. K. Wright. M Knox. S. Bellam (fifth row) K. Herring. D. Sills. A. Franklin. M. Miller. C. Lynn. K. Bennett. A. Gray The goal of the Science Club is to increase the appreciation of science through meaningful and enjoyable activities. The science club offers a wide range of experience for stu- dents interested in science. Our members can participate in field trips, science bowl competition, and school projects. (back l-r) S. Vanderbeck. J. Gilbert. M. Humph left. B. Lane. D. Lewis. A. Gray (front l-r) D. Bluestein. $. Bellam Racquet row I (l-r) A Bankston. T Breck. C. Andrews. S. Vanderbeck. back row (l-r) S. Huebner. M. Humphlett. P. Andrews The Racquet club is a fun and exciting club. It's main purpose is to promote fun and interest in tennis on G.A. ’$ campus. It provides everyone with an opportunity to be involved in tennis dub. The most popu- lar event for racquet dub is the Student- Faculty mixed doubles tournament. There is always a winner and it’s loads of fun; oh yeah, we even play a little tennis. Officers-, co-Pres. C. Andrews, vice-Pres.-. M. Humphlett. sec. — A. Bankston: co-Pres. — T. Breck: Treasurer — S. Huebner • • % • . % . Advisor — Miss. Thornhill FCA (across hr) E. Ailberl. M. Watson. D. Finan. A. King. I. Roper. K. Gay. C. Juton (down back to front) W. Murray. B. Lane. S. George. J. Gilbert. G. Harvell. A. King. C. Manning. C. Vigna. R. Williams. 5. Watson. K. Collier (not pictured) C. Carter. L. Tuton. C. Watson. M. Martian. C. Tera. B. Kicklighter. P. Tolleson. S. Jones. D. O'Quinn. P. Ploeger. 5. Gehri Officers, (back hr) C. Vigna. S. Watson. R. Williams. C. Manning (front) I. Roper The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is an organization that is centered on the life and example of Jesus Christ. It is the goal of each member to pattern their athletic talents and lifestyles by the teachings of Christ. The Fellowship has the belief that a person s maximun ability cannot be attained without the influence of Jesus Christ in their life. The Fellowship is studying an athletic tape series in the weekly meetings and have planned trips to conferences, ball- games. and seminars. Advisors-. Mr. Schneider. Mr. Ethridge Y-Club The Y-Club's purpose is to create, maintain, and extend high standards of Christian Character throughout the home. community, and school. Their major emphasis is on service projects such as Thanksgiving Baskets. Teacher Appreciation Days, and canned food drive. Members row I (hr) J. Parks. D. Gordon. L. Sprinkle. M. Cate. K. Wright row 2 (hr) J. Me Alum. D. Lee. C. Brown. J. Darby. A. Franklin. L. Jackson. L. Lane row 3 (hr) J. Newton. A Bean. P. Trobaugh. K. Parr. B Bluestein. N. Wells. B. Franklin. J. Webb, row 4 (hr) 7. Brubaker. M. Waters. J. Scarborough. B. Davis. K. Bennett. J. Young ROW 5 (hr) K. Good bread. D. Lewis. J. Yarborough. B. Bluestein. W. Bryan. Advisors: Ms. Canady. Mrs. Wendel Officers: Front (hr) Karen Wright — Projects co-chairman back (hr) Jay Yarborough — Pres.. Kellie Parr — Sec.. Lorraine Lane — Publicity.. Alisa Franklin — Vice Pres, (not pictured Mary Lewis — co-projects chairman). Journalism (hr) D. Rluestein — Business Manager: K. Welch, — Page Editor; B. Drawdy — Art Editor Back row (hr) E Lokken. Chief photographer; A. Gray. Page Editor T. Brubaker Editorial Coordinator P Vasquez. Sports Editor seated (hr) Co-Editors: B. Croft and D. Kelso Advisor Susan Hardwick The Red White is the school newspaper dedicated to keeping all students informed. A dedicated hard-working staff of future journalists diligently prepared each issue during the school year attempting to cover all areas of interest for the entire student body. Membership in the Georgia Press Association provides workshops for student involvement and growth. The Red and White staff wishes to thank all students for their support. Journalism seated (hr) A. Wallin. P. Bishop. J. Beaufait. S. Sullivan standing (hr) C. Brantly. P. Phillips. M. Beauregard. D. Kendrick. B. Drawdy. D. Bluestein. R. Taunton. A. Emanuel. K. Welch. H. Sapp, (not pictured reporters S. Jones and J. Pyle) 70 (clockwise from left) B. Croft. T. Brubaker. D. Kelso. E. Lokken. B. Osterman. W. Bryannt. A. Gray. P. Vasquez. S. Haston and M. Skilkas Clubs In Action Student ( bottom hr) Freshman. C. Meko. K. Gray. J. Lane. R. Walker. Y. Life. K. Gay (second row) Sophomore K. Traylor. J. Gash. B. Leavy. S. McDuff. 1. Stubbs. A. McNeese. T. Cleiland. C. Oliver (third row) Juniors. k. Vinyard. L. Jenks. T. Roberts. L. Young. K. Morton. M. McCully. A. Scott. M Waters. V. knight. S. Pipkin (rop row) Seniors: T. Warner. S. Kasha. A. Chromazak. A. Lauck. 1. Packard. C. Manning. J. Leavy. S. Watson. K. Wright. Advisor: Mr. Ethridge The Glynn Academy student council consists of students elected by the student body. These students are elected to represent the various classes at Glynn Acade- my and provide leadership for the students. It is the council’s responsibility to structure student related activities and be involved in community enrichment whenever possible. The Glynn Academy student council has sole responsibility for homecoming activities that include halftime, an afternoon parade, and homecoming dance on Jeckyll Island. There are also many committees that deal with friends in need. Thanksgiving. Christmas and Easter. Student Banquets, talent shows, and class contests are also planned by the members of the council. The student council is a group of young people who love Glynn Academy and strive to make it the best school in Georgia. Advisor: Mr. Ethridge Executive Board (B-T) Historian A. Lauck. Parliamentarian: V. Knight. Treasurert T. Packard. Secretary-. M. Waters. Vice-President: A. Chromazak. President. T. Warner Senior Class Officers. (B- T) J. Leavy. S. Watson. K. Wright Senior Representatives: S. Kasha. C. Manning 72 Council Junior Representatives (l-r) T. Roberts. L. Young. K. Morton. M. McCully. A. Scott Junior Class Officers. (b t) S. Pipkin. L. Jenks. K. VinyarJ Sophomore Representatives: Sophomore Officers, (b-t) 1. Cleiland. S. McDuff. A. McNeese. T. Stubbs. R. Leavy. K. Traylor. J. Gash C. Oliver Freshman Officers. K. Gary. R. Walker. Y. Life 73 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 Mrs. Nail and Mrs. De- loach. Advisor. Ms. Nail (l-r) J. Sousa. R. Helms. A. Hess. W. Bennett. A. Scott. (seated) J. Pearce The National Honor Society was an organization developed to provide the students with high grade point averages (3.5 or bet- ter) with prestigious recognition. Many students work very hard each year to reach the level to be accepted into N.H.S. This was the seventh year that N.H.S. has been active at O.A. Mrs. Wheeler. the advisor, is the key point to the clubs success. NHS (1st row) R Howard. M. Brown. S. Pipkin. A. Doyle. M. Ski ikes. W. Murray. T. Warner. C. Head. M. Lewis (2nd row) L. Pace. M. Gowen. B. Clark. M. Hummel. B. Davis. S. Lee. A. Gray. K. Parr. S. Thompson. L. Jackson. S. Bellam (3rd row) C. Thomas. C. Parker. D. Lewis. B. Lane. D. Bluestein. T. Bruehaker. J. Pruett. J. Parker. C. Manning. M. Ray Officers: (seated front) C Manning. President: (seated) W. Murray. Trea- surer: A. Gray: S. Watson: (standing) S. Lee. Secretary: T. Bruehaker. Vice- President: Advisor. Mrs. Wheeler 75 (lop l-r) J. Yarborough. C. Manning. 7. Brubaker. M. Waters. D. Lewis (bottom l r) R. Murray. C. Andrews. T. Breck. K. Ray. k. Drawdy. A. Chromazak. S. Bellam Advisor Mr. Schneider The Inter-Club Council was made up of the presidents of all clubs organized at Glynn Academy. The organization helped to promote leadership and to keep a good communication between all of the clubs. Thanks for all the hard work and to Mr. Schneider, the advisor! Officers (standing l-r) T. Breck. Secretary. S Bellam. Vice-President: A. Chromzak. President: (seated l-r) D. Lewis: C. Manning. Trea- surer. 76 Latin The purpose of the Latin Club is to enhance the study of the classics. This is Mr. Richy’s second year as the advi- sor of the club. He gives the members of the club. He gives the members of the club great authority in hopes that they will appreciate the Roman culture. Advisor: Mr. Richy (1st row) T. Brunette. $. Lane. S. Jones. A. Lee. L. Wallin. K. Wright. L. Jackson. J. Joines. S. Lee. B. Oterman. M. Vasquez. S. Gilbert (2nd row) B. McNeese. J. Murray. B. Lane. B. Humph left. A. Goodwin. H. Wilson. B. Harvey. K. Paga. D. Gordon. P. Conner (3rd Row) K. Holden. J. Lever. S. Thompson. J. Patterson. J. Gilbert. J. Havens. M. Humph let t. F. Williams. Z. Zachry. N. Wells (not pictured) T. Baer. D. Brown. T. Brubaker. C. Bryant. B. Clark. J. Combs. A. Doyle. J. Gash. M. Gowen. A. Graham. B. Hazlett. J. Long. R. Lowie. R McDowell. L. McIntosh. P. Nickels. 1. Parker. S. Pipkin. J. Pruett. J. Reeves. H. Sapp. S. Stewart. T. Stubbs. P. Tolleson. K. Traylor. C. Vigna. S. Watson. P. Weeks. T. Whittemore. F. Younger J. Patterson. J. Havens. M. Humplett. P. Conner. A. Goodwin. A. Wilson, (not pictured: K. Traylor) Chorus Concert Choir The Glynn Academy Chorus, under the direction of Mr. Stripling, presented a vari- ety of exciting shows this year. Their ob- jectives was to promote interest in and appreciation of this particular type of en- tertainment. Many thanks to each member for devoting his time and effort so the program could be a success. Advisor: Mr. Stripling I to r. P. Austin — President. J. Brown — Vice President. C. Wrice — Secretary. B. Brockington — Treasury. G. Darrisaw — Parlimen- tarian. M. Lane — Reporter Swing Choir The Swing Choir is a group of choral members who enjoy performing as much as they enjoy singing. The group puts on a show each quarter, it is always enjoyed by all. Many thanks to each of the members for all the hard work and effort put into each show. Also thanks goes to the advi- sor, Mr. Stripling. It wouldn't have been possible without him. 0-r) A Bacon. A. Harris. 6. Darrisaw, A. Herr. C. Jresuant. C. Thompson, t. Johnson, M. Lane. C. Allen. M. Washington. P. Austin. L. Billings 79 Annual Staff (back I-r) C. Herrin. C. Sullivan. C. Capps. C. Strayhorn. M. Mulikin. S Morton. M. Henderson. M Maddox. J. Patterson. M. Howard. 1. Putnam. (bottom l-r)E. Lokken. S. Kasha, i. Berman. L. Lane. D. Kelso. J. McGeachy, H. Wilson (not pictured) C. Brantley The G.A. Annual Staff had a lot of hard work producing this year’s annual. The work ranged from selling ads to meeting dead- lines. 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. Sports (l-r) J. McGeachy. Editor: K. Mathis. J. Patterson Features (l-r) H. Wilson. Editor: C. Brantley. L. Berman. M Henderson Annual Staff Artist: Shane Morton Class and faculty: Sec. Ed — C. Herrin. C. Sullivan. C. Capps. Bottom — M. Howard Yearbook Editor: Lorraine Lane J. Osborne. E. Lokken Ads.i M. Mullikan. Sec. Ed — D. Kelso. S. Clubs: C. Strayhorn. Sec. Ed—M. Maddox. T. Putman Kasha VICA 82 (front row l-r) K. Paulk. E. Tierney. T. Breck. R. Howard. J. Feuz. F. Davis (second row l-r) K. Drawdy. D. Harris. K. Beck. R.Lang. M. Kelley (third row l-r) G. Allen. C. Cash. D. Stubbs. A. Byrd. P. Harding (fourth row l-r) M. Lane. S. Geri. E. Stelle. B. Adams (not pictured) D. Haddock. President America's New Proffessionals Excel- lence In Action was the theme for mem hers of the Vocational Industrial Clubs of America during the 1984-85 school year. As a national organization. VICA strives to develop leadership, establish vocational goals and attain a realistic purpose in life. VICA advisers and members are active in community projects; school activities and strive to attain recognition for their work statewide. Each spring, the VICA Leader- ship Contests and Skill Olympics attract the best talents of the membership. VICA is for students enrolled in trade, industri- al. technical or health occupations classes. Advisers: Becky Canter. Susan Hardwick. Betty Whaley. Peggy King. Les Thomas Officers-, (l-r) R. Wilson: Club advisor. M Kelley: Secretary. D. Haddock: President. D. Harris: Treasurer. K. Drawdy: Vice-President. R. Lang: Parliamentarian. K Beck: Historian, (not pictured: J. Beall. C Purvis. L. Purvis. Reporter) NFL (back hr) J. Kelly. M. Humph left. A. Doyle. J.M. Preutt. L. Pace (middle l-r) C. Thompson. P. Vasquez. R Holmes (front l-r) S. Bellum. R. Croft. H. Wealch. $. Rowe Advisor: Mrs. Duke Officers: (standing l-r) L. Lane. S. May. M. Lewis Kneel- ing. D. Kendrick The purpose of the National Forensic League was to promote the interest of interscholastic de- bate. oratory, and public speaking by encouraging a spirit of fellowship and conferring upon deserv- ing candidates a worthy badge of distinction. To become a member of the N.F.L.. 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 Susequent Degree must be earned in competitive speaking. The highest honor was that of special distinction. Members were allowed to wear jewels in their membership badges to indi- cate the degree they have attained. The jewel indi- cating the Special Distinction Degree was the dou- ble ruby. Clubs in Action . . . SPORTS • - 035 7dKT-1 j _ ' T jMI 7 1 33 ftfc Sitting (L-R) Ta wanna Stephens. Kathy Morton. Louisa Dickey. Freddie Mungin Back (L-R) Lisa Lane. Beth Clark. Vannessa Mays. Kim Roberts. Stephanie Vail ✓ Well Terror football fans. I guess you could say that the 19S4 season was rather disappointing. While be- ing led by only three returning starters off of last year's squad, the Terrors struggled to a 3-7 season after coming off of a 9-3 record last year. So you could safely say that the Big Red Machine was turned into a Little Red Wagon . All through the year, even during a three game losing streak. the young Terrors played with a G.A.T.A. spirit and an enthusiasm which pleased the coaches. So when the last hit was made and the dust finally settled, there were some bright spots for the future — the running of Brent LaRoche. and the receiving of Randy Fisher on offense, and the play of David O'Quinn at outside linebacker and Barrette Walker at defensive back. With these players leading the way. the future looks bright for the upcoming years at G.A. 90 Front (L.-R.) T. Wilson. K. Bruley. C. Carter. B. Watts. J. Kirksey. J. Griffin. W. Wells. T. Jones Second (L.-R.)R. Carroll. M Hutchinson. N. Bakagias. D. Spaulding. D. Yarborough. J. Gash. J. Fussell. R Sail ins. Coach Rooks Back (L.-R.) Coach Whitfeild. Unknown. R. Myles. L. Price. K. Davis. F. Younger. Z. Connor. E. Whing. J. Locicero Very Back — A. Jones (Mgr.) $ 92 O' Front (L.-R.) J. Sanders. C. Watson. V. Dallas. T. Green. A. Drummond. R. Whipple. K. Richardson. T. Brunson. C. Laud well. K. Allen. D. Peterson. H. Parrish Middle (L-R) B. Maddox. B. Franklin. K. Johnson. R. Cunningham. R. Miller. J. Frey. K. Benton. K. Billue. J. Dersons. S. Whing. B. Hummell Back (L-R) Coach Bouchard. M. Faircloth. J. West. T. Hall. R. Gaston. J. Kennedy. C. Goodwin. D. Brantley. B. Autrey. C. Packard. J. Thorpe. P. Telleson. B. Haddock. M. Glisson. Coach Fehr The 1984 Freshman foot- ball team was one of the best yet. Even though the young terrors finished 3-4. they were much better than that. All four of their losses came on blocked kicks that led to the other team scor- ing. With a lot of hard work, these freshmen could be the Varsity stars of the future. 94 (L R) W. Fisher. J. Demery. G. Cross. R Fisher. D. Life. Coach Whitfeild. M. Baker. B. Walker. A. McClendon. C. Williams. J. Brown. P. Wright. M. Edwards. T. Stephens Not Pictured: C. Campbell The 1984-85 Varsity Bas ketball Team has had a good year. They got off to an 8-2 start at the beginning of the season, setting a blis- tering pace for the future games. While being led by Willie Fisher. Chris Camp- bell. and Tyrone Stephens, the Terrors were on their way to a 20 win season, one of Coach Whitfeild's goals for the season. As a whole, they have done a terrific job 95 96 Bottom L R G. Hopkins. R. Whipple. J. Carroll. W. Wells. T. Jones. Coach Bouchard Top L -R D. Robinson. J. Russle. B. Griner. S. Miller. G. King. K. Kirkendall. D. Trewell. C. Baisden The 1984-85 Red Terror J. V. Basketball team was improving at the half way point in the season. The Baby Terrors were being led by Derek Robinson in scor- ing (16 pys. game). Kevin Kirkendall in rebounds (7 per game), and Greg Hop- kins in assists (5 per game). With the effort these players along with their leadership, the future looks bright for G.A. basketball. 97 GirLsVvrsity BasKetBaLL Back row — Coach Adams. D. Clark. S. Williams. V. Mays. S. Popwell. A. Gibbons. A. Jones. B. Clark. K. Dixon. L. Lane. T. Williams Front row — Y. Fisher. J. Mother. L. Ellington. F. Mungin. S. Saddler. K. Morton. C. Thomas. S. Rufiner. T. Stevens Well all you basketball fans. last year and this year our girls simply dominated the Region. In fact, last year they went to the final four in State and this year got off to a blazing 12-0 start. It should be pointed out that they are expected to go at least that far this year. All of these girls are dedicated, hard workers. With the likes of Beth Clark (second team All-State) and Amanda Jones (first team All-State) lead- ing the way. our Terror girls should be dominant once again. 98 99 Top row: S. Williamson. B. Barnes. M. Rodgers. K. Hobbs. R. Weaver. P. Thomas D. Davis. G. Barnes. S. Goodwill. J. Atkinson. D. Henly. Bottom row-. L. Steohens. L. Dickey. C. Burke. M. Man gram. S. Vail. K. Davis. C. Bracewell. 100 (L.-R.) 5. Lange. D. McNabb. W. Fendig. R. Glisson. C. Wiles. B. Walker. B. Wilkes. Coach Fehr. C. Vigna. A. Griffin. D. Clements. E. Clark. D. Craten. A. Jones. Coach Rooks. J. Mock (not pictured) The 1984 Varsity Baseball team had a very successful season. They were only fifth in the Region, even though they had 13 wins and 4 losses. David Clements had the highest batting average (.450) and Elmer Clark became the M. V P. The team as a whole had a batting aver- age of .302 and an E.R.A. of 1.30. 102 103 J. V. Baseball: Top row.- D. Wright. K. Kitkendall. P. Ploeger. D. Yarborough. M. Mcbay. D. Gordon. Coach Rooks. Bottom Row: D. Lewis. B. LaRoach. D. Haddock. S. Flannagan. D. Oquinn. V. Knight. K. Thomas 104 105 106 Back Row - T. Ferguson. M. Love. D. Weaver. J. Parker. W. Whittle. Coach Hudson. Middle Row — Knowles. B. Fiveash. S. Chambliss. M. Ghioto. C. Leggett Front Row — G. Warwick. C. Fades. G. Harvell The Glynn Academy golf team of 1984 was very successful at the region competion. they placed second behind Benedictine. In the state competion they placed first. Steve Chambliss was the medalist with a score of 163. There are six players returning for the 1985 season. Coach Hudson is very confident about next season. He feels that they may start slow: but will finish well. 107 „. — 7 Savjnnah Country Day OA. 3 Bpadwell Institute 0 1 UradwcH Institute — Q Statesboro — I Savannah Country Day 6 Benedictine 3 Bn nsw k High — 0 Tournament G.A. 6 Albany 0 Colquitt County — 5 G.A. — 4 Well fans, another season has come and gone and our Terrors were dominant once again. They finished the season 9-1. with only their third regular season loss in five years! Coach Richardson praised senior Brad Stroud for winning the Region Sin- gles for a second straight year. Coach Richardson was also pleased about Steve Thompson and John Greer for second place in the Region Doubles. 110 Once again our lady Terrors were dominant in the region. Lady Terrors finished 8-2 last year, capturing second in the region. Coach Thornhill praised freshman. Leslie Wallin for her singles play. Coach Thornhill was also proud of Ginny Dawson and Laura Ellington for placing second in the region doubles. The year to come looks promising. ” Coach Thornhill says. ill Front (L-R) A. Wallin. L. Ellington. C. Carrol. C. Dawson Back (L-R) L. Wallin. M. Ellis. D. Stubbs. J. Royal. K. Parr. K. Hayden. Coach Thornhill. 112 The 1983 Boys Track team had a pretty good year. They traveled through the Region and gave the opposing teams some stiff compe- tition. Among the All-Region team invited to a special meet were two from G.A. Steven George in the 120 meter hurdles and Tony Bland in the 880 meter run. The season ended on a happy note when good ole' G.A. beat those Pirates of Brunswick High for the city championship. Among other team members cited by Coach Howe were Barrette Walk- er (440) and Evan Jones (mile). 113 Front (L.-R.) J. Schmitges. Ft. McMahon. J. Greer. C. Wilson. E. Jones Second row (L.-R.) J. Davis. R. Fisher. J. Shaw. J. Moseley. J. Brown Third Row (L.-R.) T. Bland. B. Walker. A. Grant. M. Campbell Back row (L.-R.) T. Brown. M. Edwards. R. Tucker Not pictured: J. Reeves. J. Calamine. R. Jones 114 ns Bottom (L.-R.) J. Mahler. F. Mungin Middle (L.-R.) T. Jones. A. Jones. L. Dickey. L. Morton. L. Davis. A. Gibbons. K. Flourney Top (L.-R.) C. Burke. S. Popwell. V. Mays. G. Vail. B. Clark. Coach Adams The Glynn girls did a great job in track last year. They won the Bradwell Relays, captured second place in the Glenn ville Relays, got third place in the Statesboro Relays and placed second in the Barlette Relays. The mile relay team, consisting of Vanessa Mays, Kathy Mor- ton. Gloria Vail, and Amanda Jones, went to the state finals. Girls lauded by Coach Adams are Kathy Morton (880 yd. run) and Gloria Vail (110 yd. hurdles). Overall we did a good job and hope to do an even better job for this year. said Coach Adams. 116 Girls Softball 117 Back row (L B) F. Hammond. Mgr.. A. Jones. V. Mays. B. Clark. K. Vinyard. L. Ellington. S. Ruffner. L. Linkenheimer. J. Mohler. Coach S. Thornhill Front row (L-R) K. Hassel. G. Beggs. K. Blourney. L. Dickey. C. Hochwald. K. Morton. P. Redding a t(L2 . A h % m tr f fl - T4S 7 wMS$3 •' ■ . 3. vllfc. ? Ob. v T- ( • i� r«. 52?.� � . • l SvV T1 -■ V Lv � SS : At s y � • V V - f - ? ■V ■ Jj . - - .'W cj.r . p 118 The 1984-85 Varsity Cheerleaders were terrific this year. They supported the athletes in every sport 100%. even when the goings on out on the feild or court looked bleak. All Glynn athletes thank you for your untiring support throughout the year 119 77� s year s enthusiastic J. V. Cheerleading squad has done a terrific job of promoting our sports and spirit at G.A. Coach Adams was happy with the results of practice put in by the girls this summer. Also, all of the J. V. athletes appreciate the effort of the whole squad. 120 County Adminstration Board Of Education the Glynn County Board of Education: (seated left to right) Superintendent Kermit Keenum. Pres. Russell Jacobs. Vice Pres. Mariam Graham. Gene Leggeti (standing left to right) Assoc. Supt. Walter McNeeley. Wayne Neal. Geneva Lyde. Audrey Olsen. Roger Lane. Jean Grace. Rev. Franklin McKenzie 122 Head William T. Wood — Principal Terrors Clyde Williams — Assoc. Principal Lavern Carter Asst. Principal: Voc. Supervisor Derrick Hulsey Asst. Principal Jim Stephens Asst. Principal. Registrar Linda Wright — Administrative In- tern Amanuensis Eula Ballard Margaret Bennett Deborah Carswell Ann Deloach Jan Ellington Annie Ingraham Rosie Mora Earnestine Nail Eunice Wilcox Lydia Swain Faculty Mary Able. Math Theresa Adams. Physical Ed. Tony Blasko. June Brown, Accounting Pamela Broome. English Joanne Boone. French RoberPCarii Kay Cam party. Science 125 126 Unite Cordell. Sciei Hubert PafyMtyWi Horticulture Sf Helen Julie Davhb fypUtg VOT }od$on. Dorothy Punwo dy. Home Eco- nomics Anne Puke. S3 bate Jerry Dycus. Science Tony Ethridge. Social Studies Student Council Laura Eden field. Art Faculty Susan Hardy Jim Howe. Career Planning; Weight Lifting Herman Hu� cation Nell Garbutt. Special Education Virgina Hobson. English Pearl Hank on. Science Biology Johnny Grab. Barbara FloydtXTyping: Office Machines Muria! Hunter. Physical Educa L imf Frazier. English vidance Faculty u Vt Robert JauJcmAI Local state Government Dorothy Johnson. Personal Fi- nance Doris Johnson. English Dillard MaxuebUmiology ighl Lift- I ' David Mcknight V ing. Football (loach Lewis May. tjeometry-. A leg bra 6s Erica iinn$9mf. Counselor, 'F _________________i Oeometry Jeanne Pleasants. English Faculty Anne Starling. English Eugene Rex. Carpentry; Ind. Arts taints. Math Aide Linda lorn Schneider. U.S. Hii y Shirley Roberts. Math David Richey. Latin Barry Richardsc . Et lish Kathy Strickland. Chemistry: Zoology noth) Stewart. A Allen Stripling. Workshop loir. Theater Faculty Tasciotti usan Les Thomas, CHI tor Steven Vos It's the gum jar man I Kathleen yandelindc tory Marcia Wendel. Math Anal Betty Whaley. Charles Ed d Drivers John U iggi i- . Chemistry B.H.S. T £ I Mr. Bullard. Cooking Mrs. Johnson. Foods Mr. Kowalchuk. Masonary Mr. Mosher. Weld Metals Mr. O'Quinn. Advanced Mr. Peeples. Auto Body Re Mr. Pittman. Welding Mr. C. Ragland. Graphic Construction pair Arts Ms. L. Ragland. Photogra- phy Mr. Rauburn. Advanced Ap- pliance Repair Mr. Solano. Lawn Mowers. Power Plants Mr. Stock. Auto Mechanics Faculty Seniors Advisor: Edith Tayloe What do you think of when I say June 5. 1985? Well if you're a senior you automatically think of graduation. For most people it's a happy thought. but I know we're gonna miss the ole' 6. A. Red and White . President: Jan Leavy-. Vice-President: Shannon Watson: Secretary Treasurer: Karen Wright. 13 7 Seniors Brannan A Jams Camara Allen Oinny Allen Rat! A ItmAn Pamela Austin Donald Beall Richard Allen Laurie Allen Jean Beall 138 Andrea Reddar d Susmitha Bellam Maria Beauregard Carl Bland Wendy Bennett kirn Bierce Rusty Bennett Seniors Tony Bland David Bluestein Jackie Boyette Steve Bryant Seniors Ricky Busby Debt Butler Andy Byrd Randolph Brent Cash Traci Cleiland Hope Cohen Ladrian Coleman 140 Seniors Candi Collins David Colquitt Scarlet Cook Denise Corley James Corson Keith Cothren Johnny Crooks Donald Dance George Darrisaw Nicole Dauhin Lisa Davis Karen Dixon Seniors E ii die Dobson Beverly Drawdy Kim Drury Tom Drury Phillip Dun woody Michael Edwards Lorraine Ehlers 142 Seniors kym Gaskins Harriett Casque Joell Gasque Sean Gehri Stephen George John Gibson Janies Gilbert John Goodrich Alyson Gray Mary Ann Graham Amy Graham Amy Goodwin Seniors Sandee Grinstead Susan Guynn David Haddock Vicki Hafley Seniors David Hornsby Amy Horton Todd Hendrix Lea trice Henley Melissa Howard fiita Howard Debra Hudson Mike Hummel 145 Seniors Mark Humphlett Holly Hutchinson Leanne Jackson Kim Innes Terrolyn lowers sieve Kish., Mike Keich Mindy Kelley Tim Kirkland Jeff Kelley Diane Kelso Lisa Kennison Seniors Lisa Knighl Paige Knight Melissa Krakowski Ruddy Lane David A. Lane Lorraine Lane Michael Lane Seniors Amy Lauck John Lever David Lewis Duane Lewis Mary Lewis Derek Life Joe Linkenheimer Lisa Linkenheimer 148 Yvonne Mason Kevin Mathis Roy Me Dowell John McGeachy David McClarin Brian Me Mahon Seniors Jesse McNeil McPike Scott Michelle Meeler Bernice Middeke 149 Seniors Sherry Miller Marci Mills Jeff Minchew Tim Mitchell Wade Murray Leon Noble Kyle O'Keefe John Osborne 150 Seniors Lewis Pace III Tom Packard Jim Parker Mitch Parish Linda Purvis Marion Reese Mary Ann Ransom Kim Rice Seniors Selena Ruffner Karen Seaman Jenny Scheu Todd Simpson 152 Seniors Chris Smith Sonia Spaulding Terrell Spaulding Ronnie Slade Scott Sullins Jeff Tabor Irlene Thomas Kathy Thomas Seniors o Beth Veasy Chris Vigna Dennis Vongarlzen Brad Walker 154 Seniors Jyra Warner Laura Waters Richard Watkins Williams West Susan Wetzel Shannon Whorton Chris Wiles AI den Williams Joe Williams Robin Williams Tamara Williams 155 Seniors Vinson Wynn Jay Yarborough Kim Bennett Jill Young Rill Zervos 156 Claire Andrews peggY Bishop Christine Brantley Seniors Elizabeth Cha mb!is Amy Chromzak Pam Critrhtv Teresa Breck Karen Drawdy Jan Leavy Anese MeWhorter Jeanne Pyle Zaneta Roberts Kellie Parr 157 Shannon Watson Seniors Diane Cummings Charon Batson Vicky Benton Christopher Boaz Tracy Carithers Terry Clayton Tony Hall Chip James 158 Jeff Hardee Lynn Henderdon Diane Johnson Seniors Bill Roosevelt Ijvninij Warrens Lynn Younee 160 Seniors! Seniors! Seniors!! Seniors!! 163 Seniors!! 164 Seniors!! Seniors!! 165 - w 166 Juniors Scarlett Letter. Mr. Wiggins. Class- Rings. C.P. Chemistry, and Jr.-Sr. What comes to mind? JUNIORS! May the class of '86 set the pace for G.A. Hopefully your Junior year was a treasured one. especially while you look forward to being a SENIOR! (l-r)i L. Jenks — Sec. Treas.. 5. Pipkins — Pres.. K. Vineyard — Vice Pres. 168 •Jr an der r ni Banks tanks ton Juniors Pawn Auifon Tony Adams Charles Arnett ohnny Armes Sam Armstrong Kelli R timothy Bates Lau Laura Braswell Sheron Brice Bridges rim ; Juniors Robby Bulkin LloyJ Coffey Jeff Brown Jerome Brown Ms,hew Bry. '•v!' Wendi Bryant .inJr.i Lapp I James Lalemine Sherri Chance Janice Piane L handler Danielle Clark David Jason Lombs Saketha Lark V7 Janee Conner i Christine Lrews 169 170 Jay Davis Miranda Doke Juniors L'v V en tfes A1 Jeff Dennard felisha Davis Ren twesmonu ,-v Da Betsy Melissa %Dotson John Don eta Jay Edwards Sonia Evans Laura Ellington Pat Fairell Robert Ptfeuson Hmc Jennie in n Denise is having trouble deciding Juniors Charlt Wandetta Floyd Joe Fusse Teresa Gamble Sandra Gibson nk I can. I think I can ! J' Mike Gordon Lrena Golar Robert Hardin Anthony Grant Lory Griffin Harding B Varryl Hay t horne Henry Harvey Trace Hart idge ____L— Terry Harrison 171 Juniors Stephen Hodges A At tjeSkf Hickey Ei(izabeth Hudson William Hortian Ursula Humphreys Chris Jackson Wanda Jackson Michell ¥ fbigan HSvward Johnson Denise Johnson Littlf J 'son Molly seems to he exicted about the rainy weather Jean Joihes Jody Johnstone Amanda Jones Juniors ewis 'Jones Scott Kicklight Lizzie lane Windymane f mienhok I Rhys Jones Julie Jones I r Melissa Kennedy AngmMimsey Albert3 Kirksey Milly Knox Gay! Leitha Lane Robbie. Ponna Lee .me Thewana Lismore vOe I ocicero 174 Juniors Robbie Lowie McClendon Troy Log.in Tricia Lumpkin I ■ i K uh McCumbers Hill McDonald £ r Leigh McIntosh Sharon Martin Felicia Massey Sue Martz Lori Mileo Dahny Miller - Bonnie Os terms n .lafOverstreet Juniors ynda Mollenhauer Bill Mock William Morris Kim Morris Marie 'Mullikin Dana has got the spirit ----------------i- kajhy Morton ]i ‘ Malls Robert Myles Freddie Mungin Mick Dawn Mewberry Kimberly Obley Denise Moble Paula. Nick els Michelle Newton Teresa Mew man Jeannine Osburn Misty O’Cain 175 Paata Redding S.mde men Juniors ; ; n Kimes Pear L Chris Parker Delcina Parland Donna Rmuiell I a nun y Putnam Kim Ray k James ■ Dana Juniors Scstborough Tonya Saunders Brenda Roberson 1 Tammy Rorhnso Linda Roberson Stephanie Rowe Lyle Roebuck Lisa Rupee Wjfj 'f'E-' V a jt Elizabeth Sawyer Richard Harrison Sapp _____________ n ) '%e Schmitges Alvin Scott Ralph Shaw JameS Shaw Juniors T a wan a Stephens Stacy Stayhorn James Strickland Goin’ for the gusto. Yvonne Smiley Donnie Kristen Smith 4 R Vontiie Spaulding f David Spaulding Rick Spaulding I Donna Stubbs Rebecca Sullivan Robert Thomas Mark Tipton Ronald Trim mint Carmen Tfesvant Jamie Trenkle 178 Juniors Elizabeth ina Williai Rhonda Tyson Paul Vasquez Seth Tucker 'hondi ffjff Kathryn Vinyard Rena Vidrine wuuez Ha r re tie Walker Billy Wamwright Joyce'Weaver Washington Heather Welch Elizabeth Whited Chris Imute Denise Williams Kim Williamson Sophomores Sophomores are one step up the ladder. Not yet intellects, hut getting there. The class of '87 is truely a hard working class. Many thanks go out to Mrs. Wheeler. AdvisorMrs. Wheeler (T-B) Jim Gash: Pres.. Kelly Trailer-. Vice Pres.. Buff Leavy: Sec. Treas. Armstn Sophomores Mark AmJs Billy Allen Charles Michel I A . «•� Paul Andrews Janeen Atkinson Jonv Are ' 7 n Bankston Leigh Beck Mcofcs c nr Allison «5N? Burke Blan Laura Debbie Bennett Elizabeth Bluestein Boanita Boyette Teri Brantley Darlene Bodes Kelly Breland Brown Kenneth Bruley Catherin Rryant Cleste Burke James Buckley Matt Carpenter James Brsyon L V Wendi C Caroline Coley NeirCombs Mary Beth Conner Pamela Conner Barry Copeland TreyjCottle Robin Crews Timothy Crean Sophomores 183 184 Sophomores Therone Dance Lee Davis Michael Davis Joe Demot Luisa Dickey Anna Dixon Stacy Drawdy Calvin V Duncan Michelle ferguson Shannon Faust Tiffany Fennell Sophomores Forrest Foster Tom Ferguson Melissa Ford Sarah Grahai Sharon Anthony Greene Jacquelyn Green Denise Fina Kelly Gaughf David Fitzgerald Sheila Gamhlin Jamie Gomez i Sophomores Amanda Mai Catherine Hightower Randolyn Grovner Brooks Hafslen Donna Hat I.it re via Hampton Feedii Pame ay ardee Brian IHarrison LaBrenna Harrison I Kevin Kelly Hassel Jackie f rath Brian Hazlett Randy Helms Thomas Henley Wanda Hi Michelle Hill Lisa Hobbs Connie HoJcomli Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Sophomores Law an da Muhamm.nl Reekie Murnh Christy M Elizabeth Nabors Cindy Natzke e Natzke une Tracy Nowak Robert Over Cassandra Oliver man Melissa Pannfll JL , Michelle Patterson Lisa Parker Kathy Patelidas Perkins Trendlon Pollard Charles Poteet Larry Piice 'awson StephJnie Quinnelly Susan Prodor Michelle KandaII Mehinaltamsey Yolanda Riley Roslyn Ware Stephen Rosier Mitchell Rykard Lawrence Sanders Virginia Sams Kenri Searcy earcy Sophomores 191 Sophomores Virginia Stephens Yolanda Stevens Ray Shively vky i Reckv Smith Bobbie Southell Kenneth Swai Zachry h Pamela Thomas tmasm. Cynthia i ail Kelly Traylor Richan am Travis Felicia Nelson Wells Pamela What can I Jo. pictures of you still make me cry! Wa ynewells Vincent weyrich Sophomores 194 Sophomores La Tonia willbm Francis Williams Chris Wilson Jimmy Whited Catherine Sarah White Frank Yourti Brit Whittle Eugene Whing 195 199 200 Our Cheerleaders Freshmen Ad vigor Mr. Carit hers What's the only group of students of G.A. that buy pep rally tickets? FRESHMEN CLASS. Often when you think of freshmen you think, vulner- able. little nerds runing around the campus. Well not exactly but close. 203 (l-r): k. Gary — Pres.; Y. Life — Vice Pres.. R. Walker — Sec. Freshmen 204 I Alicia Anderson Leon Aldridge James Ackerman Anita Allen Kennel Tina Armes Debbie arber Breftda Barnes Glenda Barnes Brinkley Barnes Regina Beckham Mark Beitler Lucrece Bell What’s up cuz? Wesley Benton Freshmen Jeff Bess Jheorin Berri.m mes Bess Chris Blags Susan Blount The awesome three! by Bo Jon Blount u Vr Carrie Brace well Wesley Brantley Stacy Breeden Amanda Bridgers PS • . D_ 9 • - Crystal Brown Deirde Brown Amie Broome hew Brown Robert P. Brown Rodney Brown Coley Bryant 205 206 Freshmen Tina Bullbrd Willie Bryant ■■ Wanda Butler I Jennifer Cahoon Kwame Campell T Samantha ___n J Sid Caber Jeffery Carroll Michael C.irroll Monique Cate Carroll A me!a Lash in Barbara Chandler Angela Laren m L Noel Childers Deborah Childs Roberta Llark Jeffry Clark Melissa Clark _ Freshmen Michelle Cole Michael JLobb Jeri Combs Mary Ellen Crowlher Robin Crdok Kristan Cremans Richard Cunningham Jen m few Darby Victor Dallas Kim Cullens Kathy Davis Linda Davis •avis Sandy DeLoach Vanessa1 Davis 208 Freshmen Cindv PefucS Marie Peak Wesley Dickey I Kevin Dismuke Pilarr Divillorio Anthony Drummond Scott Drlder Cathy Dodd — i Angela Drury 1 Tammy Dubois Johnny Durden y Edenfield n Craig Eflc Stanley Elkins Dawn Emhn'rlm£ ms Michael Faircloth Pamela Ford Gregory Fwuz ■■■■ Freshmen Roberf Gaston Melissa Gilder Laura Golden Stephanie Goodwill Darby Gordon Lesli Go wen Tiney'Green Terrance Griffin 209 Freshmen 210 Kri Hendei Mark Hambrick Dominic Hall David Ginger Hamilton Steven Robin Haynes Sandee Haupt Jan Hatton Nicole Henderson Uchelle Herrin 'ristie Christine Hinkle Christirrm Hochwald Karena Hobbs Kermit Holden a son Freshmen Jason Heines I Scot tfHo well Kick 'Huebne Charlie Hughes 1 Dena Hutcherson Brent Hurt Eric Hutchinson Aarnu-n I riari Jackson Teri Jackson rson Sharron Jackson Tim Jackson Ray toon Arpy Jacob Joyce Johnson Johnson Franklin Jafaes Larissa Jon Susan Johnson c Freshmen Jamn Kenneth Jersey James Kennedy Stephanie Jones f I «rf XT Beth Kicklighter Jennifer Knox William King Kelly H Alfred Lawrence V Pamela Lawrence Angela Lee Dawn Lever Kim Leggett Erika Lsonetti Angela Lewis Lisa Lewis Greg tkwis 212 Seber i na fLloyd 'a son Freshmen T ‘ f Yxett If r UaVtd Linton £ Derriel Mack Dawn Maassen j rry E. MSfk I Terry Mack Les McCarthy hJ McClendon fif c McCIoh Serena McCox aid McCrae Julie McKinney Buddy McNeese 'fQjf,; Mjrtih A ” Brian Maddox Michelle Mauch 213 Michael Melton Freshmen Paul Mtf Janet Maxwell Jody Miller Micki Mima End Minchew 'cey Am And a Mitchell [ Trace Patrick Moody Margo Miliis Rosalyn Murray Lefjwd Nahh 14 Freshmen Jennifer Helm JosepMHavarro Wanda obles Dana Olsen Dianna Pahon El Julie Parks Jenny Parr o. 7 ' La shawn Pear man Henry Parrish Damon Passmore Corey Phillips Corey Pickett Tammy Pittman Julie Freshmen 'Ufford Prii Teresa Purvis Paige Priester Monica Porter Jacqueline Ramsey Alisha Ray avid Raczynski Lonnie Rainey Kregg Richardson Wesley feyes Derrick Robinson Craig Ricks Guandelle Robinson mes Russell Selena Robinson Donna Robinson Scarborough James Sanders Luther Ryals John Louise 3rd DakuLSulhvan Freshmen Jz _ Beth Sellers Christy Shell Pamela Simmons Emily Sktfto ph Simmon f Nick Skilikas Angela Smith Susan Sin it h , Elizabeth Strickland Jennie Stewart Tony Stephens Patricia Thomas David Taylor Sim Taylor Carlos Thorpe Anita Tillman Melissa Turner Patrick Tolleson Nicole TrtVette Vince Trott 7 Slfphari bil aifn Th n Caro Koyce Vasqu Charlene Veasey 217 Freshmen Y Wanda Ware I C nr 4 Watson LataniavPallu — Rhonda Wal Morgan Watson Darren Vfrest Jon Webb am David Wheeler Steve Whing Brad Wetzel Amy Williams Scott Whitt n Deresa Williams Soni� Uina Wilson Scott Wi Ann Wilson U illiamson Eddie Wommack X Sandra Worthy Charles Woods David Yarber Robert V oilmans MORI At. . 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Marie Mulliken Cover Design Lorraine lane All Artwork . Shane Morton and Nicolas Bakagias Year Book Representative Danny Scott van. Chandra Capps Editor Lorraine Lane Assistant Editor . Tammy Putnum Advisor Gayle Blanton Publisher Josten American Yearbook Company. Clarksville. Tennessee The 268 page 1985 High Tide was published by Josten American Yearbook Company. Clarksville Tennessee, with a press run in excell of 950 copies and a budget of f21.000. Company representative is Danny Scott. The views expressed were those of the High Tide staff, not necessarily those of the students, faculty or administration of Glynn Academy. 22 2 PATRONS The Glynn Academy Annual Staff Would Like To Thank The Following People For Supporting The 1985 High Tide Annual. Chan Capps Carol S Lugwig Owens Dr. 6 Mrs. J.R. Berman Frank Lane Jessie Ring McGeachy Family Montgomery Ward Otis Putnam Tammy Putnam Taylor Rental Wendi Bryant Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Senior Class Of 1985 (f)Igmt-®rmtsfauch Memorial Hospital 3100 KEMBLE AVENUE P. 0 BOX 1518 BRUNSWICK. GEORGIA 31521 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Congratulations To The Class Of '85 KODY’S RESTAURANT Class Of 1985 Best Of Luck From ■ U1Hat OUTBOARDS THE FASHION CENTER Bobby Ellis OWNERMEPCURV MARINE MASTER MECHANIC 4999 Alum.] Ave. ELLIS MARINE, INC Brunswick 267-9028 PHONE 912-264-4024 5442 COMMUNITY RD . BRUNSWICK. GEORGIA 31520 GLYNN Congra tula tions CONSTRUCTION Class Of 85 From The COMPANY LOLLIPOP 5474 Community Road Infants To Teens For Brunswick GA Boys And Girls 31520 1520 Newcastle St. Guess Who? HERCULES HERCULES INCORPORATED FOREST RESOURCES Brunswick. Georgia Congratulations And Congratulations To The Class Of GEORGIA-PACIFIC CORPORATION PO. Box 1397 Brunswick. Georgia 31520 Telephone (912) 265-1700 HAIR FASHION CENTER Congratulations! Total Beauty For To Amy Elisabeth Horton The Entire Family Love And Best Wishes! 1325 Newcastle St. Daddy And Sweet Brunswick. GA 264-2015 Dari in Chicken Skin' Free Make-up Lesson With Purchase Congratulations To The jfiL ijf GoUkn Xsies Phosrrvc Ctr Senior Class Of 1985 Prescriptions 9 AM-II PM GLYNN CONCRETE Discount Prices Open 7 Days A Week 204-6655 1300 Gloucester St. 228 ANGEL 'S CORNER DAY CARE CENTER Owned. Operated By Mrs. V. Wrice 2525 Johnston Street Brunswick. GA 31520 912-267-0098 CERTIFIED ELECTRIC INC. Electrical. Air Conditioning Refrigeration EMORY S YOUNG i09 Key Drive President Brunswick. Ga 31520 rs. Acklen’s Homeroom Congratulations COASTAL CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE 1002 Gloucaster St. 912-265-3540 Brunswick. GA 264-6568 St. Simons Is. 638-1776 Specialists In Alhletic Footwear DOUG MARTIN CONSTRUCTION INC. GENERAL CONTRACTORS CONSTRUCTION ADDITIONS t REMODELING OPDAIQS • Avon’s Barber Styles • Haircoloring and Highlighting «Perms, Shampoo Sets • Hairstyling «RK Redken Products «Custom Made Hair Pieces y «Appointments or Walk-In «REDKEN Open 4999 Altama Avenue Mon.-Fri. Brunswick. Ga 31520 9:00-6 00 Phone: 265 6641 FREE ESTIMATES rSjp TWO OFFICES TO BETTER SERVE YOU ST. SIMONS BRUNSWICK 638-3905 265-9507 221 SKYIANE RD. MIDWAY CIR. RT. 6 BOX 435 8 Congratulations Seniors f ilBSPI APAMSCO, INC. MrmJ PERSONNEL 6 MANAGEMENT SPECIALISTS Personnel Productivity Progroms Humon Resources Monogement Semlnors (912)2670111 _ 1W. . 1503 Newcosrie Street Best wishes Suite 1 Class Of Brunswick, GA 31520 85' JSuncoaik ZPzofjcitUi, One. Real Estate ELAINE MANOR 912-267-7777 BROKER 2900 GLYNN AVE. Financial Packaging Specialist BRUNSWICK, GA. 31520 Brunswick Downtown Jekyll Island St Simons Island 0 265-2222 Qr t:e(3ntrdlefs v 1608 NEWCASTLE ST - BOX 640 - BRUNSWICK. CA. 31920 The Climate A Energy Control People VVAYCROSS OFflCt 2li0 Mffnorni Of «ve 285 20 2 7 V y ro � Cpoijt«. 3 I SO i ALMA DIVISION OFflCt v esi Twelfth Street 032 5083 AiriM CeorjcA 31510 [i FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK, FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK OF BRUNSWICK CAPP5 AUTO SAuTS 2_fcOO rwW.t 6A 5IV20 P y IO THr ( njU £4t CtAJf r - % rtw Ax s skj DollaA.5 C� Jt X4A ojt X C gC,X � � S -f V I OM«e.. e 0;L. � p'V� - «« - « «•• Congratulations Seniors } - x— m XPenney 1 vrsA' SB JCPenney Store Phone 265-7506 Catalog Phone 264-5130 THE GOLDEN ISLES POLO TEAM Wishes You Many Happy Chuckers Ahead!! 146 Shore Rush Dr. Saint Simons. Is. Georgia. 31522 638-6278 H a H Service Store 1503 Gloucester Street Brunswick. Georgia Congratulations To The Seniors ftaglanb $l|ologi«|Mii not GLOUCESTER STREET POST OfFlCF BOX MSB BRUNSWICK GEORGIA 3 520 Bill Brunson President Phone 91 2-265-8100 MARY l RAGLAND PHONE MARY MILLER Member TRAVEL ASTA 2217 Gloucester St. Brunswick, GA 31520 Americon Society 215 Mallory St. St. Simonstsi, GA 31522 ofTrovel Agenis CELESTES Flower Hut And Bridal Boutique Fresh And Silk Flowers Wedding And Gifts Prom And Wedding Gowns Tux Rental — Buy Or Rent 264-499! Next To Mocks IGA 112 Old Jesup Rd. Brunswick. GA CHADWICKS PERFECT SYMBOL OF IMF The circle is unending The diamond is the hardest substance on earth Together they symbolize a strong, unending love The favorite betrothal ring is a single diamond perched upon a delicate crown of gold or platinum On the day the vows are spoken it is wedded to a simple circlet or a lace of diamonds woven in gold Our romantic diamond engagement and wedding rings say ' I will love you forever' —and they say it beautifully The Terrors Are At GOLDEN ISLES MOTORS Onluijc. nrZl. Fiil LANGFORD REALTY 135 Cypress Mill Road Brunswick. Georgia 31520 Business (912) 265-1812 Residence (912) 265-2114 C. B. LANGFORD, JR. Broker-Appraiser Fnrh Office is Indi 3749 Allama Ave BRUNSWICK DATSUN 6124 Altama Avenue Brunswick, Ga. 31520 Bill Marlin Ron Jackson jay wooisey Sales. Service. Parts Ow„e, Long Term Leasing 264.3825 Cessna |SijjH J l i i ; i � . . i • I « 1 V . J - - _i- i- L— L S M AVIATION. INC. | BYERS BUILDING SUPPLY j 14 Airport Road — McKinnon Airport St. Simons Island. Georgia 31522 5710COMMUNITY ROAO—BRUNSWICK. GA 26S 2034 Quality 8uilding Products Mrs. Browns Homeroom Wholesale Retail Southeastern Seafood Company 9 2-264-5340-41 Will Pack To Travel All Varieties Presh $ Frozen Seafood 126 Georgia Hwy. 303 Brunswick. GA 31522 Business Hours: Fri-Sat 9-8 Mon- Th 9- 7 Sun 11-5 Congratulations To The Seniors Of 1984 HARVEY’S SUPERMARKET 45HSI Altama Ave. Glynn Plaza. Brun.. GA 31520 Phone 267-0568 21 Congratulations Class Of 1985 McDonaldsr r you.ly STRAYHORN AND SELF 180J Glynn Avenue ■15-13 Altanu Avenue Hwy 341 1-95 Brunswick, CA 31520 Office: 912-265-1537 W. A. STRICKLAND HOSE SHOP Hydraulic Hose, Fittings, Adapters Power Steering Hoses • Air Conditioning Hoses 4155 Norwich Street Extension Brunswick, Georgia 31520 236 PIZZA You Get More Of The Things You Love At The Inn Place Three Locations Cypruss Mill RJ — 965-2899 Glynn Avenue Bwk — 965 7667 Longview Center SSI — 6S8-I77S 237 Glynn Academy Student Council Here To Serve You! 238 IT First National Bank of Brunswick Congratulations To The Seniors Class Of '85 Congratulations Class Of '85 WILBUR’S HONDA SHOP 239 O'QUINNS MENS SHOP 1414 Newcastle St. Congratulations Class Of 85! Physician s Billing Service Linda C. Strayhorn Susan W. Horton Thanks to: God. Big Al 6 Ginger (Mom 6 Dad): Frank and Arschell (Dad S S. Mom), Mildred J. (Mom): Edith (Mom). Altamese (Mom): My Beloved teachers and Friends. Karen — don't be such a dill. Squeeze — my favorite sec. editor. Mark and Mike — thanks for the laughs Love. Lorraine Lane B.K.A. Me OZ FOR HAIR. INC. 500 Glaucester St. Brunswick. Georgia 31510 365-8133 TRANSPORTATION CO. 5505 Community Rd. Brunswick. Georgia 31510 Congratulations Class Of 85 J.V. Cheerleaders Randy’s Jewelers ROGERS' drug co. Expert Jewelry and Watch Repair Ron 6 Anita Slade. R.PH. Ii. Randal Pittman 265-3250 1512 Xcwcustlc Street .•?} Urtmsivlck, (icorgiu 31520 1429 Newcastle St. 1-912-265-8933 Brunswick. GA 31520 Good Congratulations Luck And Seniors! Best Wishes Class Of 85 Bus. Phone: 012 265-4303 Res. Phone: 012 264-0548 BUTCH PAXTON Agent 114 Cypress Mill Road Brunswick, Georgia 31520 Go For It Seniors Of 85 TROPICAL CLEANERS 1703 B St. ft V AI I I AIM (SSI INjUlAN(I Compliments Of PIGGLY WIGGLY 243 Quality Male Apparel” Glynn Place Mall And Downtown Congratulations Seniors! etJs Sc 1424 New Castle St. Brunswick. GA 31520 912-264-6697 K PERSONALI-! TEES (formerly TREE SHIRT FASHIONS) • FASHION JEWELRY • SUNGLASSES HATS • CAPS • VISORS • SWEATSHIRTS CUSTOM SILK-SCREENING CUSTOM AUTO TAGS 204 MALLERY ST. (Near the Pier) 'Advertise Your Business On A Tee Shirt' 38-4076 Phone: (912) 264-9723 Congratulations And Best Wishes To TWO WAY MARINE. INC. The Seniors Of 85 TWO WAY FISH CAMP TOWN AND COUNTRY GARDEN SUPPLY INC. •Saltwater Fishing ’Freshwater Fishing •Charters 'Camping 5486 Community Rd. V ■J Rt 2, Box 84 Bai Brunswick. Georgia 31520 It Doesn't Get Any Better Than This e n o r Compliments Of: ScaRik thebader -ir- Emery Manufactured Homes TRUE VALUE HARDWARE AND BUILDING SUPPLY gjrwxy, Commercial Sales Phone 265-2190 Residential Service Phone 264-0364 Electrical heating. Air Condition, Refrigeration Bus. 265-2113 Home 267-6524 Hey Sherry — Remember the Lettuce?!! Macon Mall — Strawberry Daquirist. Champagne. Fingernails. Conan. Cool Quinn. Jumpin Jim. Don Juan, Slick Pick, The Waverly, Rip Out?!! Blowouts and the Garfieldmobile. Hey Jay + Randy — want a chocolate Moose — Dinner at Shoney's. Overlook Park and the Substation. Hey nineteen. Mini Mall. Hey Daddy Frame — You need a bikini. Apricot. Brandy — Where are the Boys7 Jump. Ralph + Jeff. April 20th Jackie D. + Beverly — Teddy bears + Alleycats. four babies at the Day's Inn. Hot tubs!. El Sicko. No more waterskis! Sad Movies make me cry. Atlanta! Peetie + the Cherry Lipgloss. sundresses! Roses. I'll follow you anywhere! oooooh mama! the Porch swings at midnight. Make-up! Breakfast at Shoney's — Vantage — Hairstyles — This much is true! Dancin! Candy bar cake. The golden M . Tony. John + Craig — Blyth Island. Will you be my mommy? M+ M+ M+ Y — Vonne! July 4th on Auguilla Ave! 248 BRUNSWICK PULP PAPER COMPANY We Salute The Class Of Brunswick Pulp Land Company JOE G. HOOKS Manager ixie music cente 1026 Newcastle Screet G Dtvnjwxk. Go. 01520 912 264 1810 Cocktail Dresses Formals Weddings Catering Service Tuxedo Rental Sit L Stis s arts too77b S%o i firr l eJe frd rup, SeUtux CAROLYN VARNEDOE 1106 Fountain Lake Drive Telephone: 267-9645 Brunswick. Georgia Roy Stepp 264-9488 T. J. Parrish 266-4438 B-R-I-C-K MASON’S MASONRY CO. Fireplaces and Footers Route 3. Box 266 194 Dees Drive Brunswick, Ga. 31620 Coastal APPLIANCES Coastal Appliance Company Sales and Service Lamar Thompson Owner 4727 Altama Avenue Brunswick, GA 31520 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1985 250 HUNTLEY’S JIFFY STORES, INC. GEORGIA OPERATIONS OFFICE 121 KEY DRIVE BRUNSWICK, GA 31523 JIFFY FOOD STORES Congratulations To The Class Of I9S5 ST LOCATION 301 Brunswick, 6090 Altama Ave. 302 Brunswick, 5000 Altama Ave. 304 Darien, Hwy. 17 South 305 St. Simons Island, 509 Ocean Blvd. 306 Waycross, Rt. 5 Box 644A, U.S. 1 North 307 Darien, Hwy. 17 North 308 Brunswick, Hwy. 17 North Druid Oaks 309 St. Simons Island, 2400 Demere Rd. 310 Brunswick, Hwy. 341 South, Shady Acres 311 Woodbine, Hwy. 17 South 312 Jesup, 301 South 313 Jesup, 301 North 314 Jesup, Sunset and Hwy. 341 315 Brunswick, 195 and Hwy. 341 316 Brunswick, Hwy. 84 and 17 317 Brunswick, 2905 Glynn Ave. 318 St. Simons Island, Frederica Rd. and Atlantic 319 Brunswick, Blythe Island Drive 320 Alma, Hwy. 32 East 321 Douglas, Hwy. 135 Plant St. 322 Douglas, 1716 N. Peterson Rd. 323 Brunswick, 2408 Newcastle St. 324 Brunswick, 803 Albermarle St. 325 Brunswick, 2401 Gloucester St. 326 Blackshear, 703 Gordon St. 327 Blackshear, 515 Main St. 328 Brunswick, Hwy. 17 and Palm Dr. 329 Waycross, 512 Waring St. 330 Brunswick, Hwy. 99 and Hwy. 341 331 Baxley, U.S. 1 and 15 Forks 332 Douglas, 296 West Walker St. 333 Jesup, 82 and Sunset 334 St. Marys, 1715 Osborne St. 335 Waycross, 1826 Memorial Dr. 336 Douglas, U.S. 441 South 337 Brunswick, 3320 Glynn Ave. 338 Fitzgerald, 302 North Grant St. 339 Blackshear, Hwy. 82 340 Savannah, U.S. 17 and Ogeechee Rd. 341 Garden City, U.S. 17 and Nelson 342 Pt. Wentworth, U.S. 17 and Hwy. 30 343 Savannah, 7203 Abercorn St. 344 Patterson, U.S. 82 and 32 345 Hazlehurst, Hwy. 341 and Hollingworth 346 Savannah, Hwy. 80 and Dean Forrest Rd. 347 Wilmington Island, Old Tybee Rd. 348 Screven, U.S. Hwy 82 349 Savannah, Hwy. 80 and Toll Rd. 350 Waycross, Hwy. 84 and Dixie Ave. 351 Richmond Hill, Hwy. 17 352 St. Mary’s, Ga. 40 and Spur 40 354 Brunswick, Altama and Cypress Mill Rd. 355 Brunswick, Hwy. 17 North Marshes of MacKay 356 Midway, Hwy, 17 and 82 Junction 357 Savannah, T. V. Circle and White Bluff Rd. 358 Savannah, Eisenhower and Hodgson 359 Brunswick, 1800 Newcastle St. 360 Garden City, Hwy. 80 and Dogleg Rd. 361 Savannah, Ferguson and Skidaway Rd. 362 Eulonia, Hwy. 99 and U.S. 17 363 Odum, Hwy. 341 365 Fitzgerald, 311 North Merrimac Drive 366 Fitzgerald, North Dixie Hwy. 367 Fitzgerald, South Dixie Hwy. 368 Rebecca, Hwy. 90 369 Waycross, 1002 Memorial Dr. 371 Brunswick, 1409 Gloucester St. 372 Brunswick, 2722 Norwich St. 373 Savannah, 3207 Waters Ave. 374 Savannah, 4407 Habersham St. 375 St. Simons Island, 501 Ocean Blvd. 376 Brunswick, 1005 New Jesup Hwy. 377 Brunswick, Cypress Mill and Old Jesup 378 Brunswick, 1163 Cate Rd. 379 Brunswick, 3001 Altama Ave. 380 Crescent, Hwy. 99 381 Brunswick, 1008 Bay St. 382 Brunswick, 9th St. and Newcastle St. 383 St. Mary s, Hwy. 40 anb's annie-time teller. American National Bank Brunswick Downtown. Brunswick Northside. Brunswick Mall, St. Simons Island. Jekyll Island. Jesup. Member FDIC. CASH AT SAVE DRUGS DELIVERY SERVICE PRESCRIPTIONS jgjjp -V AT A SAVING Suii CSW IRM rlA DVJA})! FULL LINE OF HOSPITAL —1� « TZZZS™ EQUIPMENT S SUPPLIES ’ O'1� 1� ” Ihe Slue el 10.000 Hems' ‘ 0 SH BRUNSWICK. GEORGIA 31M1 102 Old Jesup Rd. 265-1077 Or 264-323! Good Luck And Best Wishes Seniors Of '84 FRANKLIN Better quality for less 206 Retreat Village St. Simons Island 252 Congratulations Seniors! Ask About Your Opportunities In The Air National Guard On 254 St. Simons Island. In Memoriam Jennifer McGeachy Bernard Goodwill Treacy Smith Senior Activity Council 2. 3; art Court — 2. 3: ALIENS. LAURIE: Attend BJC and major in nursing. ALISON. HARRY Rand - I. 2. 3. 4. Who's Who in music — 3: Plans to Eastman College of Music, then transfer to Julliard School of Music. ALLMAN. BARI football — 4: Most Valuable Player; Plan to attend Valdosta or UGA ANDREWS. LLAIRF Science Club - 1.2. 3; Racquet Club — . 2. 3. 4: Racquet Club Pres. — 4. ICC4. Honor Student —1.2. 3. Who 's Who. RAER. VICTORIA Rasketball manager and st orekeeper — . Soccer scorekeeper — . Science Club — . Student Council — . Nat. Honor Society 3. 4. Vica — 4. Annual Staff — I. Latin Club — 2. 3. 4; Class Pres — . Science Club Sec — . Annual Staff. Typist — ; Latin Club Sec - 3; Governor's Honor Nominee - 3; Honor Roll — . 2. 3; Who s Who: Magna Cum Lauda in Latin - 3. Georgia Cert of Merit — 3; Plan to attend college. Major in real estate or Bus. Man. RALIN. RRIGHAM football — I. 2. 3: Track — I. 2. 3i Wrestling — I. 2. 3; Powerlifting — 3. ERL A I. 2: Student Council 3; Plan to attend college (attended Clark H.S.) RE ALII All. JL lf ER: ElA I. 2. 3. 4 EC A — Vice Pres. — 3; Die A — Vice Pres. — 4. Science Club — 3: Student Student C ouncil fxc. Board 3; Honors English 1. 2. 3; Indep. Social Studies — I; Newspaper — 4; Top 20 Sweetheart lop 20 Homecoming Court 4. Who’s Who: Plan to attend UGA and Major in Marketing Rf ARREGARD. MARIA: Cheerleading - 2. EC A — 1.2: ISSS — h Science Club — 2. 3: Vica 4 Newspaper — photographer 4. 2nd place Social Science Fair — h Who's Who; Plan to major in Journalism. REDDARD. ANDkL t VOT — 3. 4: ERL A — 3. 4: Plan to attend college, major in B Data Process in Jw BELLAM. SUSMITHA Science Club — 3.4 Science Club Sec. — 4; ICC 4. Nat. Honor Society 3. 4: Math Team — I. 2. 3. 4. Science Bowl 3. 4; Debate 2. 3. 4. Honors English - 2. 3. 4. In deft. Science Studies — 4: Nat. Merit Sem ifinalist — 4; Ga Cert, of Merit. Governors Honor s finalist in Math — 3: Ga Tech Dist. mathematics Scholar -WHonor Roll — I. 2. 3. 4; Region Debate - . State Debate — 2nd place: Dist. Science Bowl 1st place; Gov's Honor Alternate — It Society of Dist. Am. H.S. students - 3: Who's Who — 3; Plan to major in Engineering. RENNFTT. KIMBERL Y ANN: Science Club 3. 4. Y-Club - 3. 4. Racquet Club — 3: DEC A. — 4. D E — 4; Indep Social Studies — ; ] Honor roll I. 2. 3, 4. rian to attend Ga. Southern, major in Accounting. RENNETT. RUSTY: Marching Rand 1.2.3. 4. Concert Band -1.2. 3. 4. Jan Band —1.2. 3. 4. Plan to attend Andrews College. Major in System Analysis. RLAND. CARL: Vica 3: Plan to work Full time. hlERtE. KIMBERL V IBLA 2. Vica 3. 4: D.L.T. — 3. 4. chorus — ; Plan to become a Dental Hygenist. BISHOP. PEGGY L YNN: Tennis leam I. 2: Cheerleading — I. 2. 4 Co Capt — 2. ECA — 3. 4: Science Club 4t Y Club — 3: Student Council — I. 2; Sec 2; Music Club I. 2. Art Club — . Treasurer Freshman Cl. — 2. Junior Nat. Honor Society — I. 2: Nat. Honor Society — 3. 4. Who's Who: Presbyterian Junior Fellow — 3; Ga. Merit Scholar — 3: Honor roll I. 2. 3. 4; Sweet runner-up Homecoming queen:, queen: BLAND. TONY: Track 2. 3. Cross Country — 4; Honor roll 3. 4: Attend College BLUES TEIN: II. DAVID: Science Uub I. 2. 3. 4; Y Club — 3. 4. Nat. Honor Society — 3. 4 Inter Relations Club 3. 4t Eoreign Lang Club 3. 4; Newspaper 4. Math Team - 3. 4: Science Rowl - 2. 3. 4. ALSG 2. 3. 4. Ga. Cert of Merit 3: Ga lech. Mathmatics Scholar — 3; Who’s Who: Society of Dist. H.S. Students. Nat Merit Semi-Finalist — 4. Plan to attend MIT. receive Masters in Physics. BRANTLEY. CHRISTINE ECA 4. IRl A 4. Science Club — I 2. 3. 4: Annual Staff — 3. 4. Newspaper 4. Honor roll — 3. 4. Who 's who: Typing Achievement Cert Plan to attend BJC for two years then to a 4 year college major in Bus BRECk. TERESA: Racquet Club I. 2. 3. 4. FBLA — 2. 3. 4; Drama 2: Vica — 4. ICC — 4: Plan to work in Advertising. BROWN. MARC EMBER: EBLA I. 3: french Club — 2. Beta Club 2: Nat. Honor Society — 3. 4. Science Club 4. Who s who: roll I. 2. 3. 4: French Award: Attend N. Ga. for two years then tranfer to UGA. BRYAN. WALTER F Y-Club — I. 2. 3. 4. Science Club 2. 3. 4. Nat. Honor Society — 3.4 Science Bowl 2. 3. 4. Math Team — 4. UGA’s Cert Merit. Who's Who Society of Dist Am H.S. students: Plan to attend UGA. Major in Management Science BUCHAN. AMANDA: Raquet Club . DECA Treasurer — 4: Explores Club — 4. Art Exhibit — 2. 1st place Exchange Club — 3: Governors Honor 3: SAS — 4. plan to attend Sav. College of Art and Design, major in Graphic and Commercial Arts. BUSBY. RICKY: Vica - 3. 4. Whos Who. Plan to attend S. Tech LASH. BRENT: Marching Band 1.2.3. 4: Jazz Band — 3. 4: Concert band — . 2. 3. 4: County Comm 4: Rest Player at Rand Camp — 4: Capt of Drums — 4: Plan to venture the music world. CASH. WILFRED: Eootball — I. 2: Nia Club; Careers Club; Y-Club: Join the Army. C HAMBLISS. ELIZABETH Racquet 2. Science Club — 3 4 St. Council in Dallas — I; Plan to attend Brenau tor a year, transfer to UGA. c OLLIER. KELLY: Cheerleading 3; ECA. Science Club; Gov's Honor Alternate — 2; Plan to Attend Armstrong, major to be a Dental Hygenist COLLINES. CANDACE: Marching and Concert Band 2. 3. 4. Model UN — . Indep. Soc. Studies . 1st place Soc Studies Fair - . COOK. SCARLET I: Pep club — . Anchor Club 4 H; FSA — 2; ECLA — 3: Plan to attend Ga State or Ga Southern CORSON. JAMES E. Surf Club — 2. Marching and Concert Rand — 1. 2. 3. 4: Honors Band I. 2: N.A. IA Rand Manager — 3. Rand 1st lieut.. Study Law. CUMMINGS. DIANN: Nia 2; Booster Club I. Attend BJC. Data Processing DARRISAW. GEORGE F. Jr Nia D Ml BIN. NICOLE: Tennis - Major in Accounting. DAVIS. DERLISA ERL A — 4 VO! 4: Become a CPA I DIE ON. KAREN Rasketball — I, 2. 3. 4. RJC. Armstrong in Sav. Become a Nurse DOBSON. EDDIE: Become a Welder irt Junior Cl.; 1st Honor V J Cl lib ; Chorus: Orchestra: Ml. Ga. All State; Attend Morehouse, major in Bus. Administration. It Latin Club 3: Science CIA — 3. ECA — I. 2. EBLA — 4: Interacftl: Booster Club 2. 3: Who's UM 257 2: DRAWDY. Beverly: DEC A 4; Newspaper — 4; Honors English — 2. 3: Gov. Honor Alternate — art: Attend BJC. HR A WD Y. KAREN: EGA . Booster It Science Club — 2; Vica Vice Pres. — 3. 4: 1st place C osm otology. Vica Skilled c lympics: 1st place Ceremonies: Attend Valdosta State college, get B.B.A. in Management. DRURY. KIMBERLY: EBLA 2. 3. 4: V OT — 4. Who's Who: Major in Radiology DRURY. THOMAS: Football 3. 4. Vica — 4: Tennis Club — 3: Science Club — 3. 4: Attend College, major in Architecutre. DUNWOODY. PHILLIP Football r . 2. 3. 4: Track — I: Outstanding Achievement in Football Most Valuable Player Awards: Attend College. Major in Bus. Adminhol Km! I HgP EDWARDS. MICHAEL: Football — It Basketball And Track — 2. 3. 4. Spanish Club — I: join the Air Force EHLERS. LORRAINE: FCA — i 2. 3: Science Club —J. 2: Booster — 2. 3: DEC A — 3. 4: Pres, of DEC A: Sweetheart — Queen — 3: Top Ten Homecoming Queens: Attend UGA. Bus Adm. . FAULK. KELL Y. Softball — 2; Vica — 4. Explores — 3. 4: Who s Who: Honor roll 3: Nat Honor Roll — 3, 4: Plan to Study C riminal Law. FEUZ. CHARITY: Marching and Concert Band — I. 2. 3. 4: Flag Corps — 3. 4. Jazz Band — 3: CoCapt. of Flag Corp: Attend Ga. Southern FRANKLIN. ALISA: Y Club — Vice Pres. - 4: Comm. Proj. Chairman — 3; Science club — 4. Nat Honor Society p 3. 4; Band — I. 2. 3. 4: Capt. of majorettes — 4: sec. leader of flutes — 3: Honors English — 2. 3. 4: Model UN — I: D.A C. winner I: Honor Roll — I. 2. 3. 4. Ga. Cert, of Merit Major In Education. W - GASKIN. K YM Track —1.2: Field Hockey — 2: Softball - I: Y-Club 2: DE - I. Young life - 2: JA — 2: Marchmg Band - Rifle Corp — .- Who's Who: B.A. in Interior Design GEHRI. SEAN Soccer — It 2: Track — 2: Science Club — 4: Attend College GEORGE. STEPHEmFootball — I. 2. 3. 4. Basketball — I. 2; Track — 3. 4: Science Club — 3. 4. FCA — 3. 4: Booster — Honor roll Who’s Who: U.S. Leadership Award: UG UGA. GIBSON. JOHN Football - I. 2. 3. 4. FFA — I. 2: Vica - 3. 4: FCA — I: Attend Ga. Southern GILBERT. JAMES Latin Club — 3. 4: Science Club — 2. 3:4: Y club -r 2. 3. 4: Chp. — 4. IRC — 2. 3 Student Council - 3. 4: FCA — 3. 4: Explores: Science Bowl — 3: Model UN: Who's Who: National Honor Roll — 4: Latin Award — 3: Pre-Med GRAHAM. AMY Cheerleader — 2. 3: FCA —• I. 2. 3. 4. NHS — 3. 4: Latin Club — 4. Honors Eng. Honor Roll 4-; Gov. Honors Nominee: Who's Who: Society of Dist. H.S. Students: Sewanee College — Pre-Med. GRANT. MAMIE. Track — . FFA — ; Join Air Force. $ GRA Y. AL YSON: Science Club — 3. 4: Pres (co) — 4: NHS — 3. 4. Publ. — 4. Honors Eng — 2. 3. 4. FLC 3: ICC — 4: Indep Soc. Studies — I: Newspaper — 3. 4. Copy Ed: Pg. Ed: Gov. Honors Alternate: Ga. Tech. Dist. Mathematics Scholar: Gov Honor Fina HistorGa. Cert, of Merit: Who’s Who: Society of Dist Am. Students. I st place History: Presb. Coll. Jr. Fellow; DAR A ward . 1st place Lit exhibit: 1st place Honor legro: Eng. Award: NCTE Award. Rotary Club student oftheMonth. A Honor Roll — I. 2. 3. 4: Attend Emory. Major in banking. GRIFFEN. ANDRE: Chorus — 2. 3. 4. Vica —4: 2nd place in Quartet Lit. Meet — 2. 3: attend Morehouse, major in Bus. Adm. GRIFFIN. ANDY. Football — I. 2. 3. 4; Baseball — LJ 3. 4: FCA — I. 2. 3. 4. FFA — I. 2. GRIFFIN. JODY Football — I. 2. 3. 4. Track — 4: Vica — 3. 4. FCA— I. 2. 3. 4. FFA — I: 2nd place in C.B. V.E. shootout: Lineman of the wk. award: Navy. GRINSTEAD. SANDEEt Tennis — 4: Racquet Club — 3. 4: Booster — ; FLC — 4. Honor roll 3. 4: Attend College. GUYNN. SUSAN: Science Club — 3: Racquet Club — 4: VOT — 4: Account. HADDOCK. DA VIP football: Baseball. Basketball: Vica: FFA: Who s Who: Gold Medal in Vica: torch of Knowledge. Attend Ga. Southern. major in Criminal Justice. HARDEE. SHEILA: Join Army or attend College HARRIS. DOUG: Golf: Vica: Attend a four year college in Business. HA VENS. JON A THAN: Science — I. 2: JCL. Marching. Concert Band — . 2. 3. 4; Jazz Band — 4. Student day in Gov't (director of Public Safety): Plan to attend UGA. major in Pschology. HEAD. C AI HE RINE: FT A — I. 2: FT A Officer — 3: FHA — I. 2 NHS — 3. 4. Letter K award in selling. Attend Bauder College. | HENDRIX, TODD: Science — 3. 4: Foreign Language — 4: FBLA — 4: Who's Who: NHS: Honor Roll — 1.4: Plan to attend BJL. Major in Relightft, T IENLEW YOLANDA, Nia — I. 2. 3. 4; YAC — 3. FBLA — 4; Y Club — I. 2. 3: Chorus — I. 2. 3. 4: Most Outstanding Alto — 3: Who's iO; Saint Augustine, major in Computer Science. :RR. ANGELA. Chorus — I. 2. 3. 4: Choral Award — Most Cooperative: major in Lab Technicians HORNSBY. DAVID: Soccer — I. 2: FCA — I. 2; JCL: Attend Young Harris. HOWARD. Melissa: Chorus — . Annual Staff — 3. 4. Attend BJC. major in Lab Technics. .KJT HOWARD. RITA: NHS — 4. Vica— 4: Student Council — I.2.4H— . 2. Newspaper staff — 2: Annual Staff — 2. omecommg Court I. UGA Cert, of Merit — 3: Society of Distinguished H.S. students — 3: Who $ Who: Award in Eng. Lit.: Honor Roll — I, 2, 4. Hist Award: Journalism Award: Attend Ga. Southern. HUMMEL. MICHAEL. Drama Club — 1.2. 3 (VP-3): NHS — 3. 4. Ga. Cert, of Merit; Governors Honor Nominee: Who 's Who: Nat. Merit Scholarship: Sav. Coll of Art and Design to major in Graphic Art. HUMPHLETT. MARK: Y-Club — I. 2. 3. 4. Science Club — 3. 4: JCL — 3. 4: Treasurer — 3: Pres. — 4: Drama Club — 3. 4. Raquet Club — 4. (VP-4): NHS — 3. 4. NFL — I. 2. 3. 4: Model UN — 2. 3: ISSS — 2 ICC — 4. math team — 3: Debate — I. 2. 3. 4. All-State debate — 2: Science Bowl — 4: Who s Who: Society of Dist. Students: Governors Honor Nominee: Student in Gov't: Ga. Tech. Scholar: 2nd place state debate team: Youth in Drama: Honor Roll — I. 2. 3. 4: Nat. Leadership Award: Attend Ga. Tech. HUTCHINSON. HOLL K. Raquet Club — 2. YAC Club — 3. 4 Honor roll —1.2. 4. Pres, of YAC — 4: Who's Who: Attend Univ. of Miami. INNES KIM. FHA — I. 2: FBLA — 1. 2: Major in Accounting. JACKSON. LEANNE: Y-Club — 2. 3. 4: Science Club — 4: NHS — 3. 4; Marching Band — I. 2. 3. 4; JCL — 3. 4: Science Bowl — 3. 4. Governor's Honor — 2: Model UN — .- Who’s Who; Honor Roll — 1.2. 3. 4: Attend UGA JENKINS. LAURA Student Council — I. 2. 3: Math Club I. 2: Drama Club — 2. Tyhembra Club — I. 2. 3: Jets — I: Latin Club — 2: a 258 FCA — 1.2: FHA — 1.2. 3: Honor roll — 1,2. 3: Pres. Leader Award: Who's Who; Governors Honor Award: Plans to join Air force. JOHNSON. REGINA. Nist DEC A: Plan to Attend La Grange College. JONES. ANDY: Football — 2, 3. 4: Manager Track — 2: Manager Baseball — 3. 4: Storekeeper of Basketball — 3. 4: Who's who KELLEY. JEFF-. Debate Team — I. 2. 3. 4: Who 's who: 1st Place Region Debate — 2. 3: 2nd Place Debate — 2. Attend Auburn Univ. Major in Political Science. KELLEY. MANDY: Vica — 3. 4: Sec. of Vic a — 4: Who's Who; Torch Award: Staremanship Award: Attend Valdosta State Coll. KELSO. DIANE: FCA — I. 2: Science — 3. 4: Annual Staff — 2. 3. 4; Ads Editor of Annual Staff — 4. Newspaper Staff — 4: Co-Editor of Newspaper — 4: Top ten Homecoming. Plan to attend Coll, and Major in Fashion merchandising. KIRKLAND. TIM: Football — I. 2, 3. 4: Gladiators — 2: US.A.A. Award in P.E. Plan to become a Law Enforcer. KRAKOWSKI. MELISSA: Y-Club — , 2. Marching Band — I. 2, 3. 4: Flag Corp — 4: Concert Band — I. 2. 3. 4: Science Club — 3. Attend Ga. Southern. LaCAS. GEORGE: I Ith grade Literary Mag. entry; 1st Political Science Soc.Science Fair — .• Exceptional Writing Award — 3: Exceptional Academic Achivements — 3; Honor Roll — I. 2. 3. 4: Plans to become a Doctor or Lawyer. LANE. BUDDY: Football — ; Science Club — 3. 4: (Co-Pres. — 4:) NHS — 3. 4. FCA — 4. latin Club — 3. 4: Science Bowl — 3. 4; Nat. Merit Semifinalist: Ga. Tech Dist. Scholar of Science: Who’ Who Nat. Society of Dist. H.S. Students; School in Gov't Day (Fire Chief): Honor Roll I. 2. 3. 4: Plans to attend Coll LANE. DAVID: Science Club — 3: Math leant 4. Jazz Rand 1.3. 4. RJC Comm Jazz Band: Indep. Science — 4: Honor Roll — 2, 4: Piano District winner-. State Talent shou, winner District winner All State Jazz Rand: Marching Band sec. leader: Major in Business. LANE. LORRAINE: Y-Club — 3. 4: Marching Rand I. 2: FRIA 3. 4: Nia 4. Model UN — I: Annual Staff— 3. 4: Editor of Annual Staff 4: NFL 2. 3. 4. Medical I pl 3. Honor Roll 2. 3. 4. Who who Governor's Honor Nominee: Honor Roll Organization; Optimist Club Region and District 1st Plac Winner. $500.00 Scholarship from toastmasters: 1st Place Public Speaker in FBLA. Region and District; 4th Place Nationally in FBLA Public Speaking. Soph. Sweetheart Queen Top 20 Homecoming Contestant: Attend Hampton Institute, major in Pre-Med LAUCK. AMY Y-Club — 1.2 3. 4. FCA I 2. 3. 4: Booster — I, 2. 3; Science Club —1.2. 3. 4: Chaplin of Y-Club — 3: Rep. of Student Council — 3: Historian of Student Council 4. Sec. of V.O.T.; Who's Who; Attend Coll. LEAVY. JANET-. Cheerleading 1. 3: Capt of Cheerleading - 4; Y-Club — 2: FCA — . 2. 3. 4; NHS — 3. 4: Student Council — Rep. — 2. Ex. Bd. Pari 3. Senior Cl Pres 4; Honor Eng 2. 3. 4: Who's Who: Honor Roll — I. 2. 3, 4. Sweetheart Court — 3; Top 20 Homecoming Contestant. Attend UGA. major in Retail Merchandising LEVER. JOHN Football I. 2. 3, 4. FCA — I. 2. 3. 4: Science Club — I. 2. 3. 4; Latin Club ISS — I: 2nd Place in Science Fair: Police Chief in Youth in Gov't. 3. 4; Attend Coll. LEWIS. DAVID: Science Club — I, 2. 3, 4-.Vice Pres in Science Club — 4-. Y-Club — 4: NHS — 3. 4: ICC — 4. Science Bowl — 3. 4. Math Team 3; Governor's Honor Semi-finalist: Ga. Cert of Merit: Ga. Tech Dist. Science Scholar: Presbyterian Coll. Jr. Fellow: Who's Who: Society of Dist H.S students; Honor Roll — I. 2. 3. 4. Attend Auburn Univ. LEWIS. MARY.- Y Club — I. 2. 3. 4-. Proj. Lrader — 2. 4 Sec 3. Racquet Club — I. 2: Publicity Chairman — 2: FCA — I. 2. 3. NHS — 3. 4-. Debate 3. 4: Marching Rand — . 2. 3: One Act Play — 3. Who’s Who; 3rd Place in Lit Events: LIFE. DEREK Rasketball — 2. 3. 4; Nia Club — 4-. Chorus 2. 3. 4-. Attend Ga. Southern LINKENHEIMER, LISA Softball — 3. 4-. Attend Ga. Southern, major in Accounting. LOKKEN. ERIK: Science Club — 3; NHS — 3. 4: Vica — 3. 4. ISSS I; Yearbook Photog.. Chief Photographer for School Newspaper: Grand Prize in ISSS — . Who's Who: Gov. Honor Nominee-. Dist. Am. H.S. student.- 1st Place in Vica Local. District, and State winner in Photographer: Plans to be Prof. Photographer. LYNN. REGINA: Racquet Club 1,4; Science Club — 2: Attend Wesleyan Coll. MANNINING. CURTIS. Tennis — 4-. NHS — 3. 4. Vice Pres. — 3. Pres. — 4-. IRC — I. 2. 3. 4. Treas. — 4. Science Club — 2. 3. 4-. ICC — 4: Treas. — 4. FCA — I. 2. 3. 4-. Pari — 4-. Student Council — 2. 3. 4-. Pres — 2: Latin Club — I; NFL — 3. 4: Trivia — 2: Science Bowl — 3. 4. ALSG Travel: Model UN — I. 2. 3. 4-. Treas. — 4: Who's Who: Society of Dist. Foreign Lang. Students: Gov. Honor Nominee: Boy's State: Nat. Merit: Ga. Cert. Of Merit: Spelling Bee — I. 2: Honor Roll — I. 2. 3. 4-. Rotary Club: Dist. Extemp — 4th place: Plans to attend Sewanee. Major in Bus.: MASON. YVONNE: Y:Club — 3-. Vica — 3. FBLA — 4: Girls State: Vica Sills Olympics; Club Bus. Proced. — 1st place in Area. District; Who's Who. Nat Honor Roll: Plan to Atten Flagler Coll. MATHIS. KEVIN: Football — I. 2. 3. 4: Lettered — 4-. Annual Staff -A 4: Plan to attend Ga. Southern. MAYS, VANESSA: Basketball — I. 2. 3. 4: Capt — 4-. Track — I. 2. 3. 4: Cross Country — 2. 3. 4-. Softball — 4: Swing Choir — I. 2. 3. 4: Concert Choir — I. 2. 3. 4; Ass. Sec — 2. 3: Social Science Fari — .- Who's Who: Major in Pharmacy. McDOWELL. ROY: Football — I. 2. 3. 4-. JCL — 3. 4. Attend Middle Ga. McGEACHY. JOHN: Football — I. 2. 3. 4-. FCA — 3. Annual Staff — 2. 3. 4.- Who’s Who; Attend UGA major in Bus. Mang. McMAHON. BRIAN: Track — 2. 3. 4: Lettered — 3. Trivia — I: Surf Club — 2; Major in Marine Bio. McPIKE. SCOTT. Football — I: DCT — 3. 4.- Join a Band. McVHORTER. ANESE. Vica — 4: DCT — 4; Honor Roll — 3. MEELER. MICHELLE: Student Council — I; Science Club — 4. Who's Who: Attend Valdosta State Coll. Major in Law. MIDDEKE. BERNICE: Latin Club - 3: Who’s Who: Major in Nursing. MENCHEW. JEFF: Science Club — I. 2. FBLA — 3. 4-. Attend FSU. MITCHELL. TIM: Science Club — 2: Attend UGA. MOZO. PAUL: Trivia Club — 1.2; Surf Club: Historian of Science Club — 3: Society of Dist. Students. Attend Ga. Inst, of Tech. MURRAY. DONNA: VOT — 4. CBVE — 4; YAC — 2: Work in Law. MURRA Y. WADE: Tennis Team — I. 2. 3. 4-. NHS — 3. 4 Treas. — 4: Science Club — 3. 4; FCA — 4-. ISS — I; UGA cert, of Merit: Who’s Who: Society of Dist. Students-. Nominated for Gov. Honors: Attend UGA. major in Bus. Adm. NOBLE. CLEVELAND: Football: Basketball. Track: Attend Coll. OSBORNE. JOHN: FBLA — 2: Science Club — 3. 4; Attend Coll. , Cm , u on PACKARD. TOMMY. Science Club - I. 2. 3. 4. YClub - . IRC - I. 2. 3; FCA - 4. Archaeology Club - 2. 3: Boy s State. Honor Roll: Attend LICA. Pol. Science. , „ . , _ n, PARKER. JIM: Golf Team - . 2. 3. 4. Model UN - I. 2. 3: IRC - I. 2. 3: NHS - 3. 4. FCA - 4: School One-act-Play: Drama Club. Who s Who: Society of Dist. Student Nominated in Gov. Honor: Honor Roll — 1.2.3. 4: 2nd place 3-AAA A Oral Interp. Plan to Atteni GA. major in Accounting. PARR. KELLIE: Softball Team Capt — ; Tennis Team - 3. 4: Science Club - 2. 3: Racquet Club — 2. 3:Y-Club — 2. 3,, 4: Sec. o l u _ 4: NHS - 4. Honor Roll — I. 2. 3. 4: Jazz Band - 3. 4: Talent Show - 2. 3. 4. Who's Who: Ga. Cert, of Merit: 2nd runner up Homecoming Court: Major in Bus. PATTERSON. JOHN: Latin — 3. 4; Science Club — 4: Annual Staff — 4: Model UN — I: Who s Who. PEEPLES. GINNY: Sec. of DEC A: DEC A — 3. 4: Honor Roll — 3. 4: Attend Embry — Riddle Aeronautical Umv.. Ma or in Aer°- L ec. PRUETT. JOHN MARK: Science Club — 3: JCL — 3. 4: Debate — 1.2. 3. 4: NFL — I. 2. 3. 4: Honor Roll — I. 2. 3. 4. Gov. Honor Prog. — 3: Society of Dist. Students: Who's Who: Attend Coll. t ... - . .. . PYLE. JEANNE: Racquet Club — I. 2: Science Club — 2. 3. 4: Newspaper Staff — 4: Who’s Who: Honor Roll — 4: Attend UGA. Ma or in Anthropology. RAMSEY. KEITH. Football — . Attend Actors School. RANDOLPH. LATRINA: Get a Job RANSOM. MARY ANNE: Softball — I: Basketball — I: FCA — I: Major in Childhood Development. REESE. MARION: Tennis — 1.2: French Club — I. 2: Science Club — 4. Y-Club — 4-. Chorale — 1.2: Who's Who: Honor roll — 3s Attend Elon Coll. SA VEIL. VICKIE: Spanish Club — 2: FBLA?— 3. 4: Who's Who: Attend Valdosta Coll. SISLI. LAURA: (Student of Italy) Ski Team — I. 2. 3. 4: AFS — I. 2. 3. 4: Attend Suniv. of Italy. SPAULDING. SONIA: YAC — I. 2. 3: FHA — I. 2: FBLA — 4. VOT — 4. BJC. major in Certified Accountant. STUBBS. DENA. Tennis — 2. 3s Vica — 4. Lettered in Tennis: Major in Radiology. STURKIE. CYNTHIA: Drama — . DEC A — 3. 4: DE — 3. 4. Major in Dramatic Arts. THOMAS. KATHY Cheerleader - I: FHA — I: FBLA — 3. 4: Vice Pres. — 4. Reporter — 3. Student Council — I. 2: FBLA Leadership Camp — 4: Jr. Beta — I: Gov. Honor Nominee. Attend a four Coll. THOMAS. IRENE: Plans to Attend College. THOMPSON. CARLETTE: Basketball; — 2: Swing Choir. Concert Choir: Attend Coll. THOMPSON. STEVE: Tennis — I. 2. 3. 4: Lettered; Region Doubles winner: Tied for 3rd in the State; Science Club — 3: Latin Club — 4: NHS — 3. 4: Boy s State: Honor Roll — I. 2. 3. 4; UGA Cert, of Merit: Presbyterian Coll. Jr. Fellow: Attend UGA. Major in Pre Med. THORPE. EMORY: Basketball — 2. Manager — 4: Football — 4: Attend Bethun Cookman. Coll. TIERNEY. ERIN: FCA — I. 2. 3: Student Council — 3: Vica — 4. Glynn County Science Fair — ; Cert, of Excellence; Cert, of Honor from the Ga. Assoc. Student CouncilPlan to attend Coll. TODD. SUSIE: FBLA — 3. 4: VOT — 4: Attend Ga. Southern. TREVATHAN. JOE: Science Club — 3. 4. FLC — 3. 4: Pres. — 4: Debate Team — 2: Mr. Turkey — 4. Major in Bus. Adm. WARRENS. LAVINIA: Student Council — I. 2: (Rep.): Y Club — I. 2: FCA — h Nia — I. 2. 3. 4; Sec — 2: Who’s Who; Attend Coll., major in Computer Science. WATKINS. RICHARD: Science Club — 3. 4. FLC — 3. 4. Nia — 4. Band — I; Orchestra I. 2: Chorus — I. 2. 3: Martin Luther King Award —1.2. 3; Attend Oak wood Coll, major in Medicine. WATSON. SHANNON: Cheerleading — 1.3: FCA — 1.2. 3. 4; Pres — 4. Y Club — 3: Student Council — 2. 3. 4: Gov. Honor Nominee; Ga. Cert, of Merit: Society of Dist. Students: Top 20 Homecoming Contestant; Honorable Mention for Am Ld. Study Group. Who's Who: Honor Roll — I. 2. 3. 4. Plan to attend Univ of South, major in Biology. WILES. CHRIS: Baseball — I. 2. 3. 4. Football — I; Vica — 3. 4. FCA I. 2; Attend Coll WILKERSON. TERRI: Basketball: Vica; attend BJC WILLIAMS. JOE: Basketball — I: Track — I. 3; Cross Country — I: Vica — I. 2: Drama — I: FFA — I; YAK — I; DECA — 4. Plan to attend Coll. WILLIAMS. ROBIN FCA — I. 2. 4. Booster — . Honor roll — 3. 4: Attend UGA. WILLIAMS. TAMARA: YAC — I. 3: FHA — I: Vica — 4. Explorers — 4. 2nd place Art Exchange: Attend Music Bus. Inst WILSON. HE A THER. Track — I: Racquet Club — 2. 3: Sec Treas.i JCL — 4. Sec.: NFL; Drama: Honor Roll — 3: Honors Eng. 2. 3. 4: Who’S Who. Attend UGA. major in Veterinary Med. WILSON ROND A: Softball Manager — 2; Vica — 3. DCT — 4. Major in Bus. WRIGHT. KAREN: Student Council — 3. 4: Jr. Rep: Sr. Cl. Sec; Nia Club Vice Pres — 4: Band — 1.2: Latin Club — 3: Honor roll — 2. 4; ■ Gov. Honor Nominee. Honors Eng. — 2. 3. 4: 1st place in ISSS: Freshman Sweetheart Queen: Jr. Sweetheart Contestant Homecoming Contestant; Who’s Who: Attend UGA. major in Bus. WRIGHT. TODD: Ski Club — I. 2: Racquetball — I. 2: Science Club — 3: FBLA — 4; Who’s Who: Nat. Honor Roll: Major in Bus. WYNN VINSON: Baseball — I. 2. 3. 4: Good Sportsmanship Award; Join the Aor Force. YOUNCE. LYNN-. Booster Club — 2: Treas. Pres — 3: FBLA — 2. 4: ICC — 3; VOT — 3. 4: Treas. IOP — 2: Attend BJC. YARBOROUGH. JA Y-. Y Club — 2. 3. 4: Marching Band — 2. 3. 4. Concert Band — 2. 3; Who’s Who; Plan to Attend Clemson Univ.. major in Bus. 260 'I 262 266 Alma Mater Mong the lordly Oaks of Brunswick Glorious to our view Stands our own beloved high school Basking neath the blue. Glynn Academy we'll honor May we never fail For thy fame shall never parish Red and white all hail. Through the years thy loving children We shall ever .Always to thy halls returning. Glynn Academy. Glynn Academy we'll honor May we never fail For thy fame shall never perish Red and White all haii JOSTENS A ' , - . Vv • V . ' ’ ‘‘ A - • r - ’ ;'A ,’• y. , '. ■