Glynn Academy - High Tide Yearbook (Brunswick, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1987 volume:

1967 HIGH TIDE GLYNN ACADEMY BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA VOLUME 40 5 Only those with patience can achieve excellence. 9 10 With posters of Germany and Egypt on the walls, Mrs. Wheeler mode the chore of Ancient and Modern World History fun. She always has a great little story to tell about each subject. Mrs. Wheeler is one of the great teachers who shape our freshman into respectable high school students. Thanks and WE LOVE YOUf DEDICATION FEATURES Paul Vasquez General Scholarship Fund Mercer University Mario Sklikos Derry Foundation Scholarship Derry College Presidential Academic Fitness Award Todd Whittemore Fuller O'Drien Scholarship Presidential Academic Fitness Award Graduotiion Speaker HONORS Kim Welch St. Williams Parrish Council of Catholic Women Seth Tucker Southeastern Scholarship Presbyterian College Presidential Academic Fitness Award i Craig Thomas Terrill Thomas Scholarship Drunswick Junior College Yvonne Smiley Dond Parents Dooster Club Scholarship Award in Fine Arts (Dond) Mike Waters Dillard-Elliot Scholarship Presidential Academic Fitness A word 20 HONORS Down Allison Terrill Thomos Scholarship Brunswick Junior College Chondro Capps Presidential Scholarship Brewton-Porker College Bob Davis Georgia Scholar's Award Governor's Scholarship Patrick Broker St. Williams Parrish Council of Catholic Women Scholarship Steven Chombless Golf Scholarship University of Georgia Amy Doyle Yale University Scholarship Jerome Brown Football Scholarship Savannah State College Beth Clark Basketball Scholarship Valdosta State College Laura Ellington Foundation Honors Scholarship Brunswick Junior College 21 HONORS Ken Druley Presidential Appointment to the Novol Academy Robbie Lowie ond Jill Mohler 3rd place in FDLA Business Graphics at the National Competition Kathy Young National Youth Leader of the Year Dowling Scholarship. Savannah Dowling Association Scholarship Award Darryl Hoythorn Star Student Amy Lokken Notional Council of Teachers of English Karen Wright Notional Council of Teachers of English HONORS Dill Grubb Coastal Georgia Regional Science Fair Scholarship Drunswick Junior College Jean Joines Cathleen M. Harney Scholarship College of Saint Elizabeth Duzzy Harvey Georgia Scholar's Award Governor's Scholarship s-jr I . ._____________ Amanda Jones Basketball Scholarship Dethune-Cookmon College Darryl Hoy thorn Sea Island Foundation Scholarship Georgia Scholar's Award Governor’s Scholarship Vann Knight Georgia Scholar's Award North Georgia College West Point Appointment Sherri Lee Governor's Scholarship Georgia Scholar's Award Kathy Morton Dosketball Scholarship Drewton-Parker College Shone Morton Art Scholarship Savannah College of Art and Design Graduation Well, It was that time again, June 4, 1966. The 1966 Seniors of Glynn Academy marched with their classmates for the lost time on Jekyii Island at the Aquoroma. it was a sad time for everyone, but who knows, they may be the leaders of our nation in years to come. 24 Sophomore Class: Poige Martin and Yvette Life Freshman Class: Kim Flanagan and Marquita Drody Glynn Academy's annual Sweetheart Dance was held on Februaury 14, 1965 at the Aquar- ama. It was a romantic evening that everyone enjoyed, especially the couples. SWEETHEART DANCE Junior Class: Tori Cleilond and Celeste Durke Party animals or ploy Group: Bedlam Discovering a new rune TALENT SHOW '86 Cloggers stealing the show January 14, 1965. Entertainment Night was held at the Ritz Theatre and was a great success, bringing out many students and fac- ulty. Pleasing the crowd with great entertain- ment: 1st place: Chris Hickey and Tina Poston, 2nd place: Bedlam, and 3rd place: Christina Patilidas. 26 Inventors of a new dance concept STUDENT-FACULTY BASKETBALL GAME The student-faculty basketball gome was held March 13. 1936 in the Glynn Academy Gymnasium. We hod three cheerleaders who did on outstanding job. They were Tammy Putnam. Cissy Reyes, and Tammy Robinson. The five starters for the students teom were Dill Dig Mac” McDonald. Robert Isaiah” Thomas, Michael Mo goo” Diggs. Chris Tree” Parker, and Chris Twig” Andrews. Oth- er students that participated in the action were Trey Tub” Porker. Matt Deav” Dry ant: James Dird” Scahill, Richard Rambis” Ryals, Craig Checks” Thomas, and Seth Truck- er” Tucker. The two marvelous coaches were Dob Davis and Mike Waters for the student teom. For the faculty teom our five starters were Durnett Light- ning Rooks, David ”the Coach McKnight, Tom Skywolker” Schneider, Tony Your History” Etheridge, and Susan Thorny” Thornhill. The faculty also hod four other players. They included Louis the Repairman” May. David Octovious” Richey. Dorothy Mathematician” Stewart, and Dill the Dad Doy” Harrison. The coach for the faculty teom was David McKnight. At half-time, there was a slam-duck contest involving Tyrone T” Stephens, Robert Moose” Morris, and Jerome Scooter” Drown. The winner was Tyrone Stephens. The game was an exciting one, and most of all. we almost beat theml The final score was 62 to 56. Inner Club Council was the sponsor of the basketball game. 27 OUTSTANDING SENIORS 28 KAREN WRIGHT is a member of Who's Who Among American High School Students and the Society of Dist. American High School Students. She has won the English Sophomore Medal, the Georgia Certificate of Merit, and the NCTE Writing A ward. Karen was a National Merit Com- mended Scholar. City Manager for the Youth in Govt. Day. and a Top 20 Homecoming Contestant. She was a Rotary Club Student of the Month and a senior superlative for Most Likely to Succeed. Karen has been a member of the Latin Club, the Y-Club serving as secretary and projects chairman, the Science Club serving os vice-president and co- president. the NHS. the NOISOK steering committee, a Special Olympics volunteer, and the United Methodist Youth Group. She has been on the tennis team and in the Science Dow I. Karen plans to attend Davidson College and major In psychology. STEPHANIE LANE was voted a senior superlative for Dest All Around Girl and as Exchange Club Student of the Month. She has received the Georgia Certificate of Merit and is a member of Who's Who. Stephanie has been in Student Council serving os Secretary Treasurer. FCA as the vice-president, the Science Club. NOISOK as the vice-president, the Latin Club, and NHS. Stephanie's fu- ture plans are to attend the Univer- sity of Texas at Austin or the Univer- sity of the South and major in low or psychology. DAVID YARBOROUGH has won the Outstanding Writing A ward, the Coaches Award in Baseball, the Chemistry A word, and the Georgia Certificate of Merit. He has been on the A-D Honor Roll all four years, been elected a senior superlative for Best All Around Boy. and on Ex- change Club Student of the Month. David has been offensive captain of the football team, player of the week, and honorable mention on the All Area Football Team. He is a member of Who's Who. the Society of Dist. American High School Stu- dents. and has received Navalter- nate nomination to the Naval Acad- emy. David has been a member of FCA for four years serving as presi- dent in his senior year. NHS for two years serving os vice-president and president. EYC for four years serving os president as a senior, been a Student Council representative, and the Executive Board Parliamentari- an. David has been on the JV and Varsity baseball and football teams. David plans to attend Clem- son or the University of North Caroli- na at Chapel Hill. JANEEN ATKINSON has been nomi- nated for the Minorities Introduction to Engineering at Georgia Tech. She has been on the A-D Honor Roll for three years, won a Accounting Award, and is a member of Who’s Who. Janeen has been o member of FHA. FDLA serving as Treasurer, the Science Club, the NIA Club, the Foreign Language Club. VOT. and Student Council Senior Class Secre- tory. She has played JV Basketball and the violin in the Brunswick Community Orchestra. Her Commu- nity activities hove included being president the NAACP Youth Council of Brunswick, vice-president of Ex- plorers Post 220. and being a mem- ber of her church youth group. Jon- een plans to attend Georgia Southern College and major In ac- counting. KEVIN CHRISTIAN has won many outstanding athletic awards includ- ing two 100% football awards, a perfect attendance award, two let- ter jackets, on Outstanding Line- man of the Week Award, and a Lineman of the Year award. Kevin has been a member of FFA and is a junior deacon at his church. Kevin has also been active In track. His future plans are to attend More- house College and major in nursing and physical therapy. CASSANDRA OLIVER hos received the Delta Sigmo Theto Donee Award and hos been recognized by the Donee Makers of America. She hos also received several awards from the Debate Team. Cassandra hos been active in the Drama Club os a freshman, a Stu- dent Council representative as a sophomore, o member of the De- bate Team os a junior and serving os co-captain in her senior year. She is also a member of the Model Unit- ed Nations as a senior. Cassandra hos had twelve years dance expe- rience and is a former member of the Brunswick Civic Ballet. Her fu- ture plans are to attend either the University of the South or the Uni- versity of Georgia majoring in ei- ther low or communications. MIKE GHIOTO hos been the Rotary Club Student of the Month, on Eagle Scout, and Police Chief in the Youth in Govt. Day. He is a member of Who s Who and the Society of Dist. American High School Students. Mike's club activities have Included the FCA. the Catholic Youth Group, the Boy Scouts, and President of the Senior Class. He has been on the Golf Team for four years. Mike plans to attend the University of Georgia and major in business and pre-low. THERON JONES hos received the Georgia Southern Junior Minority Award, a National Merit Comman- do tion and was nominated for Gov- ernor's Honors twice. He was named a Notional Achievement Scholar, and Outstanding Block Scholar and was chosen for Who 's Who. Theron hos received a S1000 Mercer University Scholarship and an Honor Scholarship from the Uni- versity of Pittsburg. He also attend- ed the Georgia Tech MITE program for Outstanding blacks. He was ac- tive in the NIA Club and on the Math Team os a sophomore and junior, and joined the Latin Club os a senior. Theron Ployed football as a sophomore and freshman, and has played basketball all four years. His future plans are to attend either Georgia Tech or Duke, with a major in electrical engineering. He then plans to attend Duke Medical School. DANE GORDON has received sever- ol athletic a words Including Foot- ball Player of the Week and Base- ball Player of the Week. He was a member of the Coastal Empires First Team in football. Dane hos also been chosen os o candidate for Who 's Who. He was also voted by his class os Most Athletic. Done hos been a member of the Booster Club and FCA for four years and the For- eign Language Club for two years. Done hos ployed varsity boseboll all four years, varsity football for three years, and varsity basketball os a junior. His future plans ore to attend a college and major in busi- ness management. DARRELL WRIGHT has received the Glynn County High School's Poetic Writing Award. He hos been Most Valuable Football Player and hos won many Terrible Terror Football Awards. Darrell has been a mem- ber of the Foreign Language Club, the Model United Notions, and the NIA Club. Darrell's activities have included ploying varsity football for three years. JV and Varsity basket- ball. and JV baseball. He has also been a member of the Glynn Acad- emy Swing Choir. Darrell's future plans include attending college and majoring in physical therapy. 29 30 MEGAN RODGERS is a member of Who's Who. the Homecoming Court, and elected os o senior su- perlative for Most Athletic Girl. She hos been on the Honor Roll for two years and has received and Out- standing Senior Award. Megon hos olso received many athletic awards including the Most Improved Player of the Softball Team, being mem- ber of the soccer team when it went to the state championships, and being on the basketball team when it ended the season with a 25-1 record. Megon has been the captain the softball team and has been cited as the Dest Defensive Player. Megan's future plans ore to attend Valdosta State and major in marine biology. CHRIS DAISDEN hos been on the A-D Honor Roll, received a Perfect At- tendance award, and participated in the Reach program and the Opti- mist's Oratorical contest. Chris has been a member of the Y-Club. the Marching Bond, the Explorers Club serving os president, the Latin Club, the Science Club, and the Annual Staff. He hos played on the JV Bas- ketball team and the spring foot- ball team. Chris s future plans ore to attend either UCLA or Embry-Riddle to obtain a bachelors degree in aeronautical engineering. LUISA DICKEY has received the Georgia Certificate of Merit, the Leadership Award, and a Biology Award. She is a member of Who's Who. the Society of Dist. American High School Students, and the Na- tional Honor Society. Luisa was cho- sen os the Exchange Club Student of the Month for the month of De- cember. Luisa has been a member of the Y-Club. the NHS serving os Press Secretory, the Youth Advisory Board, her church youth group, and a lector at her church. She hos been on the Cross-Country Team serving os co-captain and captain, the bas- ketball team, the softball team serving os captain and track. Luisa 's future plans ore to attend Wesley- on College and major in communi- cations. KEN BRULEY hos received many awards including the Presbyterian College Academic Award, being a Georgia Merit Scholor. a Governor's Honors Finalist, and being on the A Honor Roll all four years. Ken has attended the State Science Fair, the Georgia Science and Humanities Symposium, and the Georgia Boy 's Store. Ken is a member of NHS serv- ing as Secretary. Independant Sci- ence Study, and the Science Bowl Team. He has ployed JV and Varsi- ty Football for four years. Ken's fu- ture plans ore to attend the Naval Academy majoring in aeronautical engineering. FRANK YOUNGNER has received the Georgia Certificate of Merit, a Biology award, and an award in lotin. Chemistry, and History. He has been o Governor's Honors Partici- pant. a National Merit Semifinalist, and on the A-B Honor Roll all four years. Fronk is a member of Who's Who and the Society of Dist. Ameri- can High School Students. Frank's club activities have included being a member of the Science Club and the Moth Team for four years, the Model United Notions for three years, and the National Honor Soci- ety. He hos ployed JV and Varsity football for three years. Fronk plans to attend either Harvard or George Washington University. JIM GASH hos received the DAR Good Citizen A word, the Rotary Club Student of the Month, and the Century III Leader- ship Award os o senior. Jim was elected Mayor in the Youth in Govt. Day and elected o Senior Superlative for Most Likely to Succeed. He hos been on the A-A D Honor Roll for four years, o member of Who's Who for two years, ond o mem- ber of the Society of Dist. American High School Students. Jim hos won the Notional Leadership Merit Award, the United Stores Student Council A word, ond the Georgia Certificate of Merit. Jim was also o Georgia State boys Delegate ond o Senate Youth Leadership County winner. Jim hos been ac- tive in Student Council oil four years, serving os freshman, sophomore, ond junior doss president In their respective years, ond senior doss vice-president. He hos been president of the Inter Club Council, the Notional Honor Society, ond Model UN. Jim hos been on the footboll team for four years lettering in his junior ond senior year ond the boseboll stoti- cion for two years. He hos been o volunteer basketball coach ond member of his church youth group for four years. Jim s future plans ore to attend the University of Georgia ond major in business. FRAN DAILEY hos received many awards from the community os well os school including Outstanding Speaker in the 4-H Cotton Dow I. Georgia Distinguished Leadership A word, ond DJC Literary Contest winner. She hos also been o recipient of Honorable Mention Delegation for Model UN. Outstanding Delegation for Model UN. ond o District winner in Project Achieve- ment for 4-H. Fron hos been o Clinic bond Delegate for three years, and Outstanding Dond member for two years, on Outstanding Delegate on the Security Coun- cil for Model UN. ond on Exchange Club Student of the Month. She hos won the Allegro Literary Contest ond o Congressional Nomination to the U.S. Air Force Academy. Fron hos been active in 4-H serving os county president. District vice-president, ond o District board Member. She hos been o member of Model UN for three years serving os secretory ond captain, the Roquet Club, the Annual Staff, the Debate Team, ond the Notional Forensic League. She hos been in the bond for four years, symphonic bond for three, ond clorinet section leader for three years also. Fron en- joys reading, writing, softball, ond riding horses. Her future plans ore to go into the Air Force upon comple- tion of the Academy of on ROTC program ond join the NASA program. Loter she hopes to work for the Penta- gon In Internotionol Affairs. KELLY TRAYLOR hos been oworded the Hugh Obrien Youth Award, the Notional Leadership award, the U.S. Student Council Award, ond o groduote of the Pteslden- tlol Classroom in Washington. D.C. She wos chosen os Most Outstanding Sophomore, ranked in upper 10% of her doss for four years, ond mointolned o D overage for four years. Kelly Is o member of Who's Who. the Society of Dist. American High School Students, ond received two medals In the Optimist's Orotoricol contests. Kelly hos been on Student Council for four years serving os sopho- more vice-president. Executive board Secretory, ond Ex- ecutive board President. She hos been o member of the Science Club. Latin Club. FCA. the Methodist Youth Fel- lowship. ond the Georgia Assoc, of Student Councils. Kel- ly hos worked at the Rock Eagle Conference. Derry Col- lege Leadership Workshop, ond the Drunswick Memorial Hospital os o radiology assistant. Kelly plans to ottend the University of Georgia majoring in radiology. AM Y LOKKEN hos received the Outstanding English Student Award os o freshman ond junior, the Out- standing Social Studies Student os o sophomore, the Chemistry Award, ond the University of Georgia Cer- tificate of Merit. Amy hos been on the A Honor Roll oil four years, ranked number one in her doss oil four years, ond elected o Senior Superlative for Most Intel- ligent. Any is o member of Who's Who and the Soci- ety of Dist. American High School Students. She is on Exchange Club Student of the Month, o Presbyterian College Junior Fellow, o Notional Merit Commended Student, o Governor's Honors Seni-finolist. ond on NCTE Writing Award recipient. Amy hos been o mem- ber of the Foreign Language Club, the Science Club serving os Treasurer, the NHS. VICA. ond Orchestra. Her activities have Included being on usher of church lectures, a typesetter and guest writer for the Red ond White, ond a darkroom technician for Coastal Camera. Her future plans ore to ottend college and major In journalism. 31 LARA LEVERETT has been on the A- D Honor Roll os o freshman and the A Honor Roll for the other three years. She has received Achieve- ment Awords in Adv. Biology. Adv. Chemistry, and Adv. Physics. For two straight years Lora has been a Governor's Honors Nominee, a member of the Society of Disr. American High School Students, and Who's Who. As a junior she re- ceived the Presbyterian College Ju- nior Fellowship A word, the Georgia Certificate of Merit, the Georgia Girls State Attendant, and won 2nd place in the J.D. Compton Contest. Loro's activities hove included be- ing o member of the Science Club for three years, the Roquet Club, the Foreign Language Club, the Y- Club serving as vice-president and president. She has also been a member of the National Honor Soci- ety for two years. Loro plans to at- tend Georgia Tech and work in the co-op program as a chemical engi- neer. KAREN PAGA has received the Georgia Certificate of Merit, the U.S. National Leadership A word, and a district winner in the T.A. Sapping- ton Memorial Scholarship A word. Karen is a member of Who's Who and the Society of Dist. American High School Students. She has been on the A A-D Honor Roll oil four years and been a nominee for Gov- ernor's Honors os a sophomore and junior. Karen has been a member of NHS and the Latin Club for two years and VOT for one. Karen's fu- ture plans ore to attend Mercer in the fall and major in pre-medicine. i DILL HORAN has been oworded the honor of being the top ranked stu- dent in his Algebra I. Algebra II. Geometry. Moth Analysis. Physical Science Biology, and Chemistry classes. He has won 1st place in the Local Moth Competition in 9th and 10th grode and 1st place in Comput- er Programming in the Regional sci- ence Olympiad. Dill is a Notional Merit Scholar, a Rotary Club Student of the Month. Governor's Honors Participant, and a Georgia Certifi- cate of Merit Recipient in 9th. 10th. and 11th grode. He has received the Georgia Mathematics League Cer- tificate of Merit, the Presbyterian College junior Academic Achieve- ment Award. and been selected os Outstanding Junior in the Glynn Academy Band and ranked num- ber one in his senior class. He is a member of Who's Who and the So- ciety of Dist. American High School Students. Dill has been on the Moth Team serving os secretory, vice- president. and president. He hos been a member of the Science Club. Foreign Language Club. NHS. the Y-Club. Marching Bond, and the Symphonic Bond. Dill's future plans are to go to the University of Central Florida and major in computer pro- gramming then go into a scientific research area. MYTHOLOGY The first quarter of Senior English consists of Greek Mythology. The students ore asked to pick their favorite story and re-enact it for the class. As shown here our seniors display a creative talent that con only be found in show biz. This looks more like prom night than o mythology skit. 33 34 35 - ♦ ♦ ♦ 36 CHRISTMAS '66 37 YOUTH IN GOVERNMENT Shannon Sullivan Becky Smith Michael Ghioto City Commissioner Public Works Director Police Chief Duff Leovy Fire Chief Karen Wright City Manager Jim Gosh Mayor 38 Twistin' the Night Away! Jr.-Sr. Prom of 1966 was one to re- member. On May 10, it was held of Caldwell Room on Jekyll Island. It was sponsored by the Junior doss with Sophomore Student Council serving. Friends. Ashley and Amy 39 FADS AND FASHIONS RBI r r 37 40 MISS GLYNN ACADEMY Miss Photogenic Deth Humphlerr Miss Glynn Academy 1967 Deth Kicklighter Miss Congeniality Deth Humphlerr and Alice Christian The Top Five Finalists Glynn Academy held its third an- nual Miss Glynn Academy Pageant this year. Deth Kicklighter was cho- sen Miss G.A. 1967, Nicole Glisson was first runner-up, Micki Mims was second, Deth Humphlett was third, and Jenny Davis was fourth. Deth Humphlett and Alice Christian tied for Miss Congeniality. Deth Humphlett also won Miss Photogenic. 41 CL k Wijfo Jou cing on (Ip Ce4Hog H,P to bo Square Love is FoyiMOi- - —— The Grfbftsr Love of All We Did Ij AII F love ' Ballerina Girl Walk Like Option III Be Over You Jimmy Lee. Jimmy Jimmy Love WJII Conquer All Papa Don 't Pteoch , . . Simple As That. V Norurolly Never Walk Alone I Kno w What I Like f y | Jacob s Ladder Wr) Doing It All For M . RO. Open Live to Shake You Hey Non Twist and Show Respect Yourself Take Me Home oJYou Feel the Heat? Walk This Way Somedoy Facts of Love Don't Forger Me When I'm Got All I Wanted Was jo Hold You Fight for Your Right rjkorty Nobody's Fool F ' jli K Election Dc x ARDIM TRENDS JR.-SR. Prom North End TCDY KOSHER MOVIES OF '36 Top Gun Out of Africo Allens Golden Child Platoon Crocodile Dundee Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home Karate Kid II Wildcats Police Academy III About Lost Night Down and Out in Oeverly Hills Soul Mon American Tail Legal Eagles Ruthless People Running Scored Psycho III Manhunter Back to School Howard the Duck Half Moon Street Armed and Dangerous Cobra Friday the 13th. Part VI A Fine Mess Club Paradise Sweet Liberty Heartburn What Comes Around Ferris Dueller s Day Off Crimes of the Heart dim Little Shop of Horrors Three Amigos Heartbreak Ridge Nobody 's Fool The Mission Stand Dy Me The Fly Hoosiers Round Midnight Where the River Runs Black Summer Oreelo The Name of the Rose M NATIONAL EVENTS Reagan Cancer Reagan's Questioning of the Arms Deal with Iran Forsyth's Marches Segregation of Georgia’s Schools Stars and Stripes wins the America's Cup F. J. TorraSijCousewoy opens to four lanes Bomb Threat or Glynn Academy Prince Andrew marries Martin L King Jr. - National Holiday Observed I iberaoi Dies Cary Gi fanr Dies Giants beat Droncos in Superbowl XXI G. A. football team wins back the City Title and Trophy Morcoss presifjagicy.f In the Philippines ends Statue of Liberty’s Birthday Hi-jackings and Terrorism AIDS Len Dios and Don Rogers OD on Crack CRACK Reogon-Gorbachev in Switzerland Legalizing Abortions Chernobyl Titanic viewed by comeras Drug resting legalized Mets bear the Sox in World Series i jMfr I SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 44 46 Most Athletic: Done Gordon and Megan Rodgers 48 GA INVOLVED AT DHS DCT DHS Standing (I to r): D. Smith. P. Mussara. K. Reese. S. McDaniel. T. Groce. Peggy King, advisor. J. Hilliard. M. Outhwaite. M. Rykord. C. Broughton. A. Story. Sitting (I to r): C Dixon. W. Wallace. R. Edgy. K. Self. T. Johnson. S. Wiggins. T. Miller. E. Jacques. D. Cross. D. Buie. J. Guest. DEC A DHS 1st Row (I to r): W. Harris. K. Folmor. S. Hilliord. S. Denley. L. Arnett. G. Drowdy. 2nd Row (I to r): D. Johnson. L. Jackson. A. Gay. B. Downie. K. Ahnberg. D. Burnett. T. McLaughlin. J. Anderson. 3rd row (I to r): D Jones. J. Mosley. R. Gray. C Grant. M. Roberts. R. Brozell. M. Canos. S. Brown. DREAM TEAM SHUFFLE © Front Row: A rtondq Jones. Freddie Mungin. Kothy Morton. Deth Clark. Sheritto Saddler. Jill Mohler. Sabrina Williams, and Lauro Ellington. Dock Row: Karla Boatright. Megan Rogers. Kathryn Vinyard. Luisa Dickey. Glenda Domes Rachel Weaver. Karina Hobbs. Carry Thomas, and Dawn Davis. 3 My name is Jill, and my numbers 43. When fan on the court, all eyes are on me. On defense I'll put my hands in your face, don’t mess with me or I’ll put you in your place. Now I hustle real good, and got such a hot jumper, the opponents hove to ask. How con we stop hefl gi£9 My name is Amanda. I’m the leader of the pock, I can dribble through my legs and around my back. I'm 6’2”, I know what to do so watch out people. here comes the crew. My name is Kathy. I'm. number 42. You've seen me play, you know what I can do. Magic's my idol 3 2' is my height, when I’m on the court. I’m in the spot light. The Lady Terrors ore here to stay, and we hope you learn one thing here today. We did not come here to start no trouble, we’re just here to do the Dream Team Shuffle. ’ My name is Sabrina number 15. play defense like a mean machine. I'm quick and quick, fast then fast. When you challenge me you will be the last. My name is La ufo Jane and I'm number 10. When I get on the court my goal is to win. I dribble up and down the court cause basketboil is my favorite sport. I drive to the goal every once in outside is my styyyle! j My name is Amy Luv, and the number is 50. When I'm on the court I’m smart and thrifty. The height is 6'1 , I stand big and bold and everything I touch turns to gold. The shape of the bail is big and round. I'm the queen of the hoop, I wear the crown. My name is Deth and I play outside. When teams see me they run and hide. On the court I don 7 speak a word, but my teammates coll me Larry Dird. On my shirt I wear number 12. but when I foul teams. I ring their bells. My nomes K. V., I'm number 53. When I'm on the court they coll me AH. I’ve got a jumper from the corner and that's the truth. If you challenge me then you’ll be through. Row 1: E. Sorlgumbo. T. Dyors. T. Schwarz. P. Sullivan: Row 2: A. Duke. K. Duncan. C. Oliver. F. Dailey. S. Alexander. T. Smith: Row 3: D. Drozil. C. Herrington. S. Peede. D. Wilkey. A. Carman. D. Grubb; Row 4: R. Helms. K. Gary. L. Vandersall. K. Kittles. A. Dohlender. M. Vasquez. D. Humphlett. Officers: K. Duncan, president: M. Vasquez and C. Oliver, co- vice presidents: D. Humphlett. secretory. The purpose of the Notional Forensic League is to promote the interest of interscholastic debate, oratory, and public speaking by encouraging a spirit of fellowship and confer- ring upon deserving candidates a worthy bodge of distinc- tion. To become a member, a student must compere 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 her class. 54 Coach: Anne Duke. NHS Front Row: N. Childers. J. Newton. M. Cote. C. Shell. C. Hochwold. K. Dootright. K. Deeg. Row 2: K. Druley. C. Watson. M. Finneron. M. Herrin. D. Yarborough. K. Herring, P. Martin, C. Packard. P. Williamson. K. Pago. T. Nowak. 5. Dlount, S. Lane; Row 3: F. Youngner. R. Johnston. D. Sills. L. Leverett. D. Dluestein, A. Mock, L. Dickey; Around Dell: K. Gory, S. Breeden. D. Horan. E. Skelton. J. Moseley; Nor Pictured: A. Lokken. The National Honor Society is on orga- nization which gives students with o 3.5 GPA or better with prestigious recogni- tion. Mrs. Wheeler hos been the key to this club's success for o number of years. Advisor: Mrs. Wheeler. President: David Yarborough MODEL U.N. Lost Row: F. Younger. 5. Carter. W. Reyes. P. Sullivan. 6. Cummins. T. Coston Row 4: W. Mitchell. F. Williams. A. Tucker. D. King. A. Cormon. R. Johnson. R. Goston Row 3: E. Skelton. D. Linton. A. Carmichael. K. Grynkewich. C. Keyhoe. D. Drozil. G. Wilson. C. Champion Row 2: T. Pittmon. M. McDonald. C. Drunelle. K. Wood. C. Choney. L. Drown. P. Moseley. J. Anderson Row 1: K. Gory. D. Dorr. E. Sarigumbo. C. Nichols. C. Oliver. F. Dailey. L. Carmichael. M. Moore Dock Row: R. Goston. A. Cormon. C. Champion. J. Anderson. Front Row.- K. Gory. F. Doiley Model U.N. is mode up of o group of students who ore concerned ond interested in the problems thot exit in our world today. They attend two major competitions per year, one at 6a. Southern and the other at D.J.C. At these competitions, the students represent various countries in the United Nations. 56 DEBATE Front Row: A. Dohlender. T. Dyors. T. Schorz. D. Dorr Second Row: R. Helms. K. Duncan. M. Vosquez. F. Dailey. T. Smith Third Row.- K. Kittles. L. VandersaU. S. Alexander. A. Carman. D. Grubb. P. Sullivan. C. Herrington. D. Humphletr Fourth Row: D. WHkey. S. Peede. C. Oliver. The debate team has had another success- ful year. Many trips were taken to compete and Glynn Academy has very much to be proud of. Many thanks to Mrs. Duke for all her guidance. I ■LIAmiW. «-7 C Oliver. K. Duncan. M. Vosquez Advisor: Ann Duke 57 (L to R) J. Moseley. D. Porks. L. Leverett. M. Herrin. Advisor: Mr. J. Wiggins. Independent Science Studies is o two quarter program taught by Mr. Wiggins. During the first quarter students complete a research paper which is entered in the Science and Humanities Symposium. Second quarter a research paper and display board are 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. 58 FLC Row 1: T. Stubbs. S. MocDuffee. K. Droswell. J. Combs. M. Price. S. Lust. A. Mock. D. Sills; Row 2. R. Jones. J. Osro. K. Holt. S. Oldog. T. Poston; Row 3: C Chadwick. L. Lambright. K. O'meara. D. Reynolds. D. Longe. M. Dixon. G. Wilson. J. Armstrong. C. Champion. K. Flanagan. D. Hummel. N. Glisson. K. Davis. S. Booth. J. Holder. J. Dixon. D. Wooten. J. Porker. J. Howell. D. Mullikin. D. King; Row 4: J. Griffin. T. Drunell. A. Bankston. C. Chaney. D. Lampkin. C. Brosheors. J. McKinney. L. Duncan. L. McGinny. A. Gordon. L. Stallard. B. Armstrong. J. Woodcock. T. Hunter. R. Tucker. H. Thompson. K. Grynkewich. A. Carmichael. K. Wood. D. Simmons; Row 5. D. Wright. T. Brunson. E. Skelton. D. Dempsey. B. Grubb. R. Haynes. D. Barber. T. Nowak. K. Johnston. L. Joines. L. Theiling. C. George. D. Smith. B. Allgeier. J. Davis. B. Tasciotti. B. Broome: Row 6: B. Trevothan. S. Vanderbeck. B. Horan. R. Huebner. M. McGarvey. C. Rinkevich. J. Tommosini. S. Bailey. J. Phillips. M. Abner. This new club helps to generate an interest in Span- ish and French. The advisors have helped in every way to foster this enthusiasm. Mrs. Farfoglio Front: Kathie Davis. Treos Bock: Konio Grynkewitch. Pres. Britt Trevothan. Vice Pres. Mrs. Ansley BAND Drum major: Chip Dent. The Glynn Academy Marching Band has again had a wonderful year. Many thanks go out to the bond the drum majors, and to Mr. J. Cordell for a terrific season of entertainment and spirit. Special thanks to Mr. Cordell for his help and guidance. Drum major: Crawford Perkins. Director: Mr. Cordell. 60 BAND Flogs: C. Shubert. P. Fussell. P. West. H. Ingram. S. West. M. White- head. K. Feuz. L Miller. 5. Johnson. T. Ahl. T. Young. J. Wainwright. A. Dobson. C Drown. K. Davis. Saxophones: L Crooms. M. Price. R. Denry. A. Flemming. 5. Lust. R. McLonahan. D. Gilliard. N. Kelly. C Droshears. W. Reyes. J. Holder. Majorettes (L to R): H. Music. N. Parrish. E. Pearson. 5. Gillilono. T. Davis. L. Scoggins. K. Shubert. L. Perez. Trumpets: T. Smith. T. Fouche. J. Smith. J. Davis. K. Wood. S. Carver. A. Williams. S. Carter. A. Cox. 61 BAND Clarinets: S. Atkinson. D. Moson. A. Clobey, A. Anderson. 5. Robin- son. G. Deck. D. Simmons. L. Sprenkle. N. Worthy. S. Doggs. L. Herrington. D. Myles. R. Joyner. D. Lee. L. Carmichael. F. Doiley. L. Hampton. R. Jones. D. Woye. D. Lompkin. R. Drontley. P. Trobough. M. Huebner. 5. Adorns. T. Moses. Flutes: 5. Kellogg. P. George. A. Paine. R. Davis. C. Jones. L. Lucos. A. Lee. K. Taylor. L. Crooms. R. Cosh. N. Miles. K. Harper. A. Mitchell. M. Rosh. 5. Dreeden. C. Scarborough. K. Keierleber. Percussion: P. Dyors. C. Hickey. A. Williams. T. Godley. A. Long. R. Trowick. S. Miller. J. Sou so. J. West. M. Co rroll. S. Hutchinson. J . Webb. R. Huebner. D. Droome. A. Ackerman. S. Merrell. D. Horan. Low Dross: T. Creon. M. Abner. L. Griffin. D. Dunn. C Woods. R. Kemp. A. Gibbons. M. Drowdy. G. Cox. Section Leaders: Row 1: K. Fuez. S. Lust. D. Moron. S. Johnson: Row 2: C. Perkins. C. Dent: Row 3: F. Dailey. G. Cox. S. Hutchinson. 5. Miller. L. Sprenkle. J. Sousa: Row 4: M. Drawdy. K. Keierleber• Row 5: J. Davis. N. Parrish. K. Shubert. T. Fouche. BAND Bond Seniors 63 NIA Dock Row: D. Gillord. D. Lawrence. 5. Drayton. G. Wilson. 5. Glllord. M. George. 5. Proctor. D. Hunter. E. Holmes. D. Lampkin. Middle Row. R. Whipple. C. Durke. A. Tillman. J. Atkinson Ground: M. Mongrom. D. Edwards. P. Simmons. E. Southerland. Appreciating good points of culture and rec- ognizing each culture contributions in American life is what the NIA club is al! about. They prompted unity and strived to pre- serve national and racial heritage, service to com- munity. and to gain re- spect for minority groups. Standing-. S. Glllord. S. Proctor. G. Wilson: Sitting: J. Atkinson. S. Drayton Ground: D. Gillord. D. Edwards. 64 VOT Front Row: J. Stephens. G. Wiliams. A. Davis. A. Smith. G. Hamilton Second Row.- A. Grant. S. Drawdy. C Davis. S. Searcy. P. Mason. P. Grant Third Row: R. Helms. K. Pago Standing: S. Fleming. J. Atkinson. L. Hobbs. A. Hunter. G. Deggs. M. Ferguson. 5. Stephens. K. Shubert. Mrs. Davis. R. Mathis Not Pictured: C Lynn. L. Sellers. Vocational Office Training provides students with a chance to work on employment skills and achieve the right attitudes for work experience. The VOT class combines real world experiences with classroom skills to achieve success. Stephanie Fleming: President Kelly Shubert: Vice President Jenny Stephens: Secretary Gina Williams: Treasurer Advisor: Julie Davis LATIN CLUB Bottom Row: E. Sorigumbo. C Nichols, N. Childers, J. Porks. H. Utz. R. Vosquez Second Row.- C. Drunelle. D. Porks. T. Drunelle. T. Tommosini. P. Moseley Third Row: J. Fennell. C. Horvey. D. Cook. D. Humplet. E. Sorrorr. J. Orser. J. Locos Fourth Row: M. McDonald. T. Coston. P. Dudd. J. Tommosini. W. Hinton. R. Orser. M. Rountree. D. Linton Top Row: G. Mcmonus. J. Gregory. T. Jones. W. Mitchell. F. Cummins. The purpose of the Latin Club is to enhance the study of the classics. This is Mr. Kovonanagh's first year as the advisor of the dub. He gives the members of the club great authority in hopes that they will appre- ciate the Roman culture. First Row: J. Fennell. E. Sorigumbo. G. McManus. Second Row. T. Tommosini. M. McDonald. T. Drunelle. J. Locos. Advisor: D. Kovonogh DCT Row 1: D. Moddox. J. Bodes. M. Moore. J. Davis. L. Williams. R. Roy Row 2: C. Dent. M. Higginbotham. 5. Carver. D. Klcklighter. P. Miller. R. Potter. L. RAy Row 3: K. Fuez. D. Haddock. M. Moore. L. Bierce. S. Faust. V. Roberson. P. King Row 4: M. Amos. D. Rowson. J. Llgon. L. Dixon. P. Miller. T. Are veto The DCT program of Glynn Academy Is a work-study arrangement combining classroom instructions in the school with supervised part-time employment in the com- munity. The Student performance (learner's) and pro- gress on the job are supervised by the employer and the DCT coordinator. DCT provides on opportunity for the student to earn while he or she learns under actual job conditions, en- abling him to gain a maximum of two years of super- vised work experience appropriate to his or her interest and career goals. Advisor: Mrs. King Row 1: J. Whited. S. Day. S. Proctor. P. James. R. Crews Row 2: M. Patterson. T. Hazztie. A. Williams. D. Pinckney. L. Deck. K. Cook. M. Jackson. R. Overman Row 3: G. Huff. W. Porter Row 4: A. Urn. C. Carter. T. Cottle. 7. Mlmbs D.E.C.A. is on organization of students who hove career objectives in the field of marketing ond distribution. D.E.C.A. stresses leadership. development, vocational awareness, so- cial skills, and civic awareness. Advisor - Mrs. Lanier 68 CDVE PM CDVE 1st row: J. Wallace. M. Gibson. J. Maples. A. Turner. J. Sousa. D. Smith. R. Drown. T. Derrian. 2nd row: D. Taylor. J. Smith. A. Edwards. C. Eades. D. Passmore. D. Trowell. M. Rodgers. A. Stephenson. A. Dixon. D. Flnan: 3rd row: M. Smith. J. Wood. A. Winkler. J. Waters. D. Moisten. V. Oglesby. V. Sams McIntosh: 4th row: J. Smith. T. Pollard'. C Winn. W. Clark. J. Hogan. C Durke. P. Roberts. R. Whipple: 5th row.- M. Jarrlel. D. Green. J. Johnson. A. Dranch. C. Ricks. L Jackson. A. Hughes, V. White. E. Poole. AM CDVE 1st row: J. Dess. L. Jackson. D. Lawrence; 2nd row: C. Morgan. D. Maxwell. K. PateUdas. G. Domes. T. Allen. J. Lewis: 3rd row: S. Loper. A. Dridgers. S. Scrlven. S. King. T. Carreker. K. Dillue. J. Carter: 4th row. J. Pace. T. Walker. G. George. W. Fisher. C. Sapp. F. Morgan. A. Smith The Community Dosed Voca- tional Education program provides on the job experience for high school students. Programs like this one provide hope for the future job market of these students. Many thanks to Mrs. Whaley, Mrs. Stewart, and Mr. Merrit for their guidence. Mr. Merritt Mrs. Stewart Mrs. Whaley FDLA Front row: J. Atkinson. G. Doggs. T. Fennell. L. Strickland. S. Dlount; Row 2: D. Hunter. A. Hunter. D. Gilliord. S. Gllllard. L. Hobbs. 5. Fleming. R. Taylor. L. Keyes. T. Ahl. M. Troupe. K. Holt: Row 3: V. Roberson. D. Lompkin. G. Wilson. C Wright. K. Wrice. A. Stephens. £. Southerland. A. Foirrell; Row 4: A. Williams. F. Hargrove. P. Grant. G. Stephens. P. Mason. J. Hendrix. N. Duller; Back Row: G. Williams. A. Davis. R. Mathis. A. Smith. S. Searcy. C. Davis. S. Drawdy. S. Stephens. L. Williams. Advisors: Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Crosby. Future Business Leaders of America are enrolled in business and office education classes. The club is very active in school and community service projects as well as leadership activities. Some of these include leadership seminars and district, state. and national conferences where students may enter a variety of competitive contests. Glynn Academy FDLA had the distinction this past year of winning a first place national award. Many thanks to Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Crosby for their help and support. Row 1: T. Stephens. T. Godley. C. Tucker. L. Godley. K. Arnett. Row 2: T. Lewis. D. Diggs. P. McClellan Scott Sullivan - Advisor Row 1: P. McClellan — Pres.. C. Tucker — Sec.. T. Lewis — Reporter. K. Arnett — Treasurer. T. Stephens - V. Pres. Future Formers of America is o notional organization whose purpose is to promote leadership, citizenship, character, improved agriculture and patriotism. Their motto Is learning to do; doing to learn; learning to live; living to serve. Members learn how to conduct a public meeting, to speak in public, to solve problems, and to assume civic re- sponsibility. 71 FHA Front Row: C. Riley. A. Florence. L. Harper. M. Goubert. L. Fouche. J. Deen. K. Wrlce. D. Henderson. R. Murray Future Homemakers of America helps youth to assume their roles in society through home economics education in areas of personal growth, family life, vocational preparation and community involvement. Thanks go to the sincere hard work of Mrs. Johnson, without whose dedication FHA would not be possible. FHA Officers: C Riley - Vice President. D. Henderson — President. L. Fouche — Secretary Treasurer Advisor. Dorothy Johnson 72 SCIENCE Front: J. Martin. N. Childers. J. Newton. S. Houpt. J. Combs. T. Tommosini. K. Wright. E. Skelton: Row 2: D. Simmons. K. Herring. C. Iverson. M. Herrin. G. Wilson. L. Dillings. D. Dluestein. D. Sills. L Leverett; Row 3: J. Atkinson. C. Kehoe. L Durham. C. Watson. A. Disque. C. Champion. C. Rinkevlch: Row 4: T. Nowak. T. Hunter. H. Stephens. M. Huebner. H. Plank. K. Herndon. Officers: D. Sills, K. Herring. S. Vanderbeck. K. Wright. M. Herrin. D. Porks. D. Horon. The goal of the Science Club is to increase the appreciation of science through meaningful and enjoyable activities. The club offers a wide range of experience for students interested in science. Our members can participate in field trips, science bowl competitions, and school projects. Advisors: Ms. Goynor and Mr. Wiggins, and Mrs. Strickland FCA Dock Row: D. Leovy. D. Hannon. D. Goodwin. D. Whittle Row 4: F. Williams. C Harvey Row 3: T. Hunter. 5. Lone. R. Matthews. D. Yarborough Row 2: 5. Lyons. L. Theiling. K. Traylor Row 1: 5. Pharr. A. Exerett. N. Gllssen. T. Drunelle Advisor - Mr. Ethridge The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is an organiza- tion 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 persons maximum ability cannot be attained without the influ- ence of Jesus Christ in their lives. 74 JOURNALISM Front Row: A. Hatcher. K. O'Meara, K. Graves. J. Parr. S. McDuffee. T. Stubbs. K. Patelidas. T. Dodd. D. Lewis Row 2: S. Haston. T. Drunelle. Mrs. Pleasants. K. Kittles. K. Duncan. S. Lauck. A. Coshin. K. Guay. S. Vanderbeck Row 3: J. Smith. M. Amos. F. Chadwick. Z. Zochry. S. Rozen. Editors: Karinno Kittles. Sharon Haston. Rachel Matthews The Red and White is the school newspaper dedi- cated to keeping all students informed. A dedicated, hard-working staff of future journalists dilligently pre- pare each issue during the school year attempting to cover all areas of interest for the entire student body. The Red and White staff wish to thank all the students for their support. MATH TEAM Row 1: E. Skelton. M. Herrin Row 2: D. Goyler. C. Kehoe. L. Carmicheol. J. Houck Row 3: D. Hozlett. C. Scarborough. K. Gory. C Hochwold. R. Tucker. D. Horon. Front Row: L. Cormicheol. C. Kehoe Dock Row: C Scarborough. D. Horon. D. Hozlett The moth ream is for students who hove o great interest in the mathematics field. While enjoying themselves they increase their knowledge and skills. The team competes throughout the year. Thanks to oil of the odvi- sors for their help and guidance. G-ive : b cb )s a PdrAHelens rn ?R0 ie; C 3 bisect F T Advisors: Doug Ho Il- ford and Liso Hole 76 VICA As a notional organization, VICA strives to develop leadership, establish vocational goals, ond attain a realistic purpose in life. VICA advisors and members are active in community projects, school activities, and strive to attain recognition for their work stote- wide. Each spring, VICA Leadership Contests ond Skill Olympics attract the best talents of the membership. VICA is for students enrolled in trade, industrial, technical or health occupa- tion classes. Pres. M. Amos. Sect. L. Williams Pari D. Rowson. Treas. J. Ligon Historian V. Roberson. V. Pres. 5. Miller, (not shown) C Dent Reporter 1st K. Fuez. M. Moore. J. Ligon. A. Stephens. M. Rodgers. J. Sousa 2nd5. Miller. D. Miles. L. Dixon 3rd L. Martin. J. Davis. L. Bierce. L. Williams. C Stroyhorn. J. Smith 4th D. Kicklighrer. S. Quinnelly. P. Miller-Haddock. S. Vanderbeck. M. Moore. D. Rawson 5th R. Potter. B. Haddock. J. Durden. P. Miller Advisors: B. Stewart. B. Whaley. P. King. H. Merritt STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: D. Dorr. D. Vosquez. W. Pholen. R. Denty. T. Doker Row 2: C. Wright. D. Edwards. K. O Mearo. S. Griner. D. Drozil. A. Everrett. S. Quinn Row 3: A. Docon. M. Watson. Y. Life. K. Guay. D. Gilliord. 5. Rozen. P. Martin. C. Packard Row 4: Z. Zachary. 5. Lone. K. Kittles. J. Atkinson. D. Yarborough. D. Humphletf. A. McNeese. T. Cleilond, K. Traylor Advisor: Tony Ethridge The Glynn Academy Student Council consists of students elected by the student body to represent the various dosses of Glynn Academy ondprovide leadership for the students. It is the Council's responsibility to structure student related activities ond be involved in community enrichment whenever possi- ble. The Council also hos responsibility for Homecoming activities that include on afternoon parade, halftime, and the Homecoming Dance on Jekyll Island. There ore also many committees that deal with friends in need. Thanksgiv- ing, Christmas, and Easter. Student Council banquets, talent shows, ond class contests ore also planned by the members of the Council. The Student Council is a group of students who love Glynn Academy ond strive to make it the best school in Georgia. Executive Doord: S. Lone. K. Traylor. A. McNeese. T. Clielond. D. Yarborough. J. Gosh Senior Representatives: K. Kittles. D. Fitz- gerald. D. Humphletf. S. Sullivan. J. Atkin- son Soph. Officers: D. Drozil. S. Griner. S. Quinn Fresh. Reps: R. Denty. T. Daker. D. Dorr. D. Vosquez. W. Phalen Junior Reps. C Packard. S. Rozen. A. Bacon. K. Guay. M. Watson Soph. Reps: K. O'Meara. A. Everett. D. Edwards. C. Wright Fresh. Officers: D. Dorr. W. Phalen. R. Denty Junior Officers: P. Martin. D. Gilliord. Y. Life 79 ICC Dock Row: J. Atkinson. J. Gosh. M. Amos Front Row: C. Lynn. T. Drunelle. T. Fennell. Mr. Schneider Jim Gosh. President Mr. Schneider. Advisor The Inter-Club Council is mode up of the presidents of oil the clubs organized of Glynn Academy. The organization helps to promote leadership and to keep a good line of commu- nication among the clubs. Many thanks should go to Mr. Schneider for all his hard work in ICC. 80 Y-CLUD K. Schaefer. A. Carman. H. Plonk. M. Price. C. Combs. C. Chaney. A. Bankston. C Lynn. M. Finneron. L Leverette. B. Grubb. K. Kose. B Bliss. T. Tommasini. S. Lyons. B. Gayler. A. Everett. M. Histing. R. Beckham. S. Finneron. C. Rinkevich. B. Horan. B. Goodwin. R. Murray The Y-Club's purpose is to create, main- tain, and extend high standards of Chris- tian character throughout the home, com- munity, and school. Their major emphasis is on service projects such as Halloween Baskets for children. Administer Apprecia- tion Day and beautifying projects. A. Bankston. C. Combs. L. Leveretre. C. Lynn. M. Finneron. B. Gayler. B. Grubb. B. Goodwin. S. Finneron. Advisors: Melisso ody. Pat Morris Con 81 SWING CHOIR (R-L) Mole no McGohee. Elizabeth Deeley. Felicio Houser. Stephanie Myles. Darren West. Redonyo Lawrence. Vickie Genz. Anthony Meggett. Kathy Wrice. Alecio Bacon. Darriel Mack. Derrell Drown. Cynthia Worthy The swing choir is o group of choral members who enjoy performing os much os they enjoy singing. The group puts on o show every quarter and always has raving reviews. Many thanks go to each of the members for all the hard work and effort that is put into each show. Also many thanks go to Mr. Stripling for making the swing choir and quarterly shows possible. 82 Mr. Stripling (R-L) Darren West. Stephanie Myles. Darriel Mock. Antho- ny Meggett. Alecio Docon. Kathy Wrice CHORUS Row 1: D. Lawrence. C. Molek. B. Hickey. A. Gosque. A. Harris Row 2: L. Hampton. A. Austin. L. Lane. M. Brookins. A. Anderson Row 0: C. Tresvont. L. Deeley. L. Johnson. K. Wrice. A. Bacon Row 4: D. Mock. D. Williams. D. West. R. West. J. Clark Row 5: R. Ferrwell. H. Johnson. M. Jackson. J. Brown. C. Griffin. D. Mack. A. Meggett. J. Watts. R. Myles The Glynn Academy Chorus under the direction of Mr. Stripling, presented a vari- ety of shows this year. Their objective was to promote interest in and appreciation of this particular type of entertainment. Many thanks to each member for all of their hard work. 83 ANNUAL STAFF Annual Staff Members Mrs. Dlonron Features: Chele Goodis. Anita Allen. Ce- leste Burke Editor: Pom Conner 84 ANNUAL STAFF Clubs: Shown Lyons and Belle Goyler (not pictured - Cindy Stroyhorn and Lynn Durham) Photographers: Fron Bailey. Andy Long and Jeff Moseley Sports: Dode Brantley. Edsel Sorigumbo and Chris Watson HOTEL MOTEL MANAGEMENT Morning lit row (I to r): S. Smith. D. Humphlett: 2nd row (I to r): M. Davis, J. Adams. R. Tucker. J. Deckley: Not pictured: A. Austin This course Is designed to pro- vide on overview of one of the fastest growing industries in the U.5. — the hospitality industry. Stu- dents focus on the special field of hotels and motels through a com- bination of classroom instruction and on site learning. Students ro- tate through various areas of a hotel. Mrs. Becky Canter Afternoon 1st row (I to r): P. Slay. D. Wilson. A. Smith. C. Shaw. P. Slay. J. Deckley. D. Torte: Not pictured: E. Nabors. M. Patterson. L. McDowell CLUBS IN ACTION 87 SPOR TS BASEBALL Varsity Baseball (Front L-R) P. Ploeger. D. Allen. D. Yarborough. D. Peterson. K. Benton. D. O'OuInn. Done Gordon (Bock L-R) Coach Fehr. J. Fennell. P. Moody. D. Lewis. K. Kirkendoll. D. Clements. 5. Flanagan. V. Knight. C. Roberson. Coach Rooks J. V. Baseball (Front L-R) B. Hummel. C. Thomos. J. Palmer. G. Adams. (Back L-R) Coach Rooks. B. Franklin. K. McGorvey. J. Duncan BASEBALL After a slow start, the Terrors Varsity Baseball Team finished the 1966 season with a winning record of 11-7. The MVP was David Clements who also holds the school batting record of .500 avg. Leading the team in pitching was Dane Gordon. Coach Fehr cited all players for their team-work in obtaining the City Championship. The JV Baseball Team of Glynn Academy had on excellent season in 1936. Posting a season record of 6 wins and only 2 loses coming from cross town rival Brunswick High. Elected os MVP for pitching a no- hitter against Brantley County was Don Peterson. BASEBALL 92 BASEBALL 93 BASEBALL 94 Front Row: J. Hilderbrond. W. Cosh. V. Long. C. Fades. J. Long. D. Honnon Dock Row: M. Ghioro, D. Donkston. J. Murray. 5. Droder. L. Johnson. $. Chombless. Coach Herman Hudson GOLF The Glynn Academy Golf Team hod on exceptionally fine season, finishing with nine wins and only one loss. Winning of Region, they progressed to the State Champion- ship where they placed 3rd. Their best golfer lost year was Senior Steve Chombless. Out even with- out Steve Chom bless this year, Coach Hudson is looking for o good season headed by experienced players, namely John Long, Mike Ghioto, and Scott Drader. Coach Hudson feels he will have a strong golf team to depend on for the 1967-6S season. 96 GOLF These golfers ore driving me nutsI BOYS' TENNIS Front Row-. C. Wood. D. McNeese. A. Llm. M. Glisson. S. Derry. J. Mosely. C Harvey Dock Row: L. Williams. D. Griner. T. Druboker. T. Porker. D. Hois fen. T. Drunson. D. Do vis, T. Derry. J. Anderson. Cooch Tony Ethridge BOY'S TENNIS The Glynn Academy Boys Tennis Team, coached by Mr. Tony Ethridge, competed in 14 matches during the 1966 season and compiled a record of 10 wins and 1 loss. The Tennis Team won the Tifton High School Invitational which included most of the better teams in South Georgia. They also were region champions. This year's team will hove experience as only two seniors left from last year's team. This year's Boy's Tennis Team hopes to improve in the ac- complishments of lost year. GIRLS TENNIS Front Row: G. Miller. C Shell. D. Dluesteln. E. Myers. R. Matthews. W. Dryonr, A. Banks ton. K. Hossel. L. Wallin, L. Gowen. Coach 5. Davis 100 GIRLS TENNIS The Glynn Academy Girls Tennis Team hod only 2 losses in their 12 matches ployed. Coached by Mrs. Su- san Davis, outstanding players achieved respectable positions. Georgi Miller become the Region Champion and Leslie Wallin become the Region Runner-up. Allison Bank- ston and Wendi Bryant were the Re- gion Runner-up pair in doubles. BOY'S TRACK 102 BOYS' TRACK GIRLS' TRACK Front row (L to R): Melone Desameou. Drendo Domes. Katherine Carroll. Kathy Morton. Stephanie Vail. Ennency Desomeou. Dock row (L to R): Lisa Hobbs. Glenda Dames. Kareno Hobbs. Amando Jones. Amethyst Gibbons. Rachel Weaver. Morkeita Drodey. Dawn Davis. Wanda Wore. The 1966 Terror Trackwomen hod another successful season. Mrs. Adams’ Lady Terrors captured 2nd Place in the Bartlett Invitiotional os well as 2nd in the region. The Lady Terrors sent a number of representatives to the State Meet, and hod another fine showing there. Next year's Lady Terror Track Team will be hit hard by graduation, but should have a good nucleus back again next year. 104 GIRLS' TRACK 105 GIRLS' SOFTBALL Front Row: D. Longe. T. Allison. D. Allen. 5. Miller. M. Cote. S. Lone. A. Palmer. L. Dickey. Dock Row: Assistant Coach Dill Harrison. K. Hossel. 5. Pharr. C. Goodls. C. Dennett. M. Rodgers. J. McKinney. A. Lowry. C. Hochwold. A. Mock, and Coach Susan Davis. 106 GIRLS SOFTBALL This year the Glynn Academy girl's softball team had a five hundred sea- son, going eight for eight. Coach Davis said that the team talent but lacked experience. She called this year a re- building year. The coach is proud of the Lady Terrors and looks forward to raking advantage of the experience gained this year to benefit the 1937 season. 107 VARSITY FOOTBALL Schedule GA 14 DHS 6 GA GA 22 WAYNE 20 GA GA 39 TOMPKINS 7 GA GA 21 DEACH 7 GA 15 STATESDORO 22 GA 6 GROVES 0 ga 37 JENKINS 0 ga 37 EFFINGHAM 44 30 2d 0 JOHNSON 6 DHS 0 DRADWELL 35 f'or,' Row (L ro R): D. Fitzgerald. M. Davis. K. Richardson. J. Colemon. J. Carroll. A. Drummond. D. LoRouche. D. Gordon. C. Watson. V. Long. P Murphy C Kino D Scott. D. Yarborough ' Second Row H. Porrish. J. Hyde. A. Wilcox. M. Hyde. Frank Youngner. A. Humphrey. K. Jones. D. Franklin. J. Palmer. S. Co troll. J. Griffin. V. Dollos. hl'c C Caldwell. A. Scott. J. Johnson. J.L. Johnson. C. Deoil. P. Pendorvls. J. Nelson. T. Ruby. A. Rittgers. W. Gosh. C. Goodwin. M. Folstrom fourth Row C Cork. P. Wotson. W. Wells. C. Carroll. L. Thomas. D. Peterson. C. Packard. O. Jackson. W. McClendon. J. Romedy. G. Thompson. J. Wolfenden. W Lone Flfrh D- Drozil c Spain. J. Miller. N. Pruitt. K. Druley. J. Duncan. T. Collier. P. Tolleson. D. Deck. M. Hombrlck. J. Gash. D. Drown. T. Drunson. D. Wright VARSITY FOOTBALL Varsity Football The 1936-87 Red Terrors rolled to a fine 8-3 sea- son under first year head coach Jimmy Howe. Howe's troops fought their way into playoffs, losing to eventual region champion Brad well. In reaching the playoffs, the Terrors had a 5-1 mark in the newly build Glynn County Stadium. Included in thsoe five victories were two wins over cross-town rival DHS. to return the City Championship trophy to good ol' GA. The Red Terrors also own the right of being the winners of the first game in the new stadium. Howe lauded the performance of the of- fense led by their sophomore leading rusher Brian Scott. The new head coach also cited the play of his defense who recorded three shut-out performances on the season. The future looks bright for ploy on the gridiron at Glynn. Good luck. Coach Howe and next year's Red Terrors. 109 VARSITY FOOTBALL no VARSITY FOOTBALL in JV FOOTBALL Front Row (L to R): D. Deck. W. McClendon. C Dlogg. V. Long. N. Pruitt. C. King. P. Murphy. D. Drown. W. Gosh 5. Huddy Second Row: C. Spain. D. Drozil. T. Ruby. J. Wolfenden. W. Lone. J. Nelson. S. Mendez. G. Thompson. P. Pendorvis Third Row: J. Miller. C. Goodwin. M. Hombrick. L. Thomas. O. Mongrom. D. West. A Wilcox. J. Donks. J. Romedy. O. Jackson. M. Falstrom. C. Hughes The JV Terrors of Cooch Chuck Fehr and Coach Burnette Rooks ended the season with a 3-4 record. Despite posting a losing retcord. the JV Terrors hod many bright spots. The JV, after losing its first game to Waycross, posted three straight wins over Wayne. Drodwell, and Camden. The JV was hurt late in the season by the loss of players due to injuries, os well os players being moved up to help out on the varsity. The future is bright for the varsity with the help of these JV players. 112 JV FOOTBALL FRESHMEN FOOTBALL If you think you ore beaten, you ore: If you think you dare not. you won't; If you'd like to win, but don’t think you con, It's almost o cinch you won't. If you think you'll lose, you're lost; For out in the world you'll find Success begins with o fellow's will. It's oil in o state of mind. If you think you're outclassed, you ore; You’ve got to think high to rise . . . You’ve got to be sure of yourself Before you con even win a prize Life's battles don’t always go To the Stronger or faster man; But sooner or later the man who wins Is the man who thinks he con. Author Unknown One of the biggest obstacles that freshmen football players must overcome is a lack of self- confidence. The poem quoted above was a favorite of Coach Paul Bear Bryant, and it became a symbol of sorts for the 1936 Freshmen football team. Football teaches many lessons beyond the game itself. One of the most important is the ability to bounce back from adversity. Sometimes it seems that if you ore knocked down just once more, you might decide to stay down and refuse to get back up. Those who do get back up are better prepared to get bock up later when life’s problems seem too much to bear. This group of freshmen gained confidence and maturity each week and ended the season as a good football ream by bearing cross town rival Brunswick High. The Freshman football team gained their confidence through the leadership of Coach Hubbert and Coach Spaulding. 114 BOYS CROSS COUNTRY The 1986 Boys Cross Country team enjoyed o successful season, competing in two meets and finishing third in the region. Individually, James Hauk had an outstanding season, winning the region championship. Row 1: J. Wright. T. Ghioro. At Hambrick. C. Harvey Row 2: R. Gaston. J. Johnson, J. Johnson. T. Hubbert. J. Houck 115 GIRLS CROSS COUNTR Y 1st Row N. Show R Hompron 2nd row-. L Dtckey D Bornes 3rd row: a. Lowrey. N. Henderson R. Weaver (Hot pictured: K Hobbs) We lost most of our girls lost year and we didn ’t expea to do well, but we won the Region. We received good help from Luiso Dickey. Karen Hobbs, and Roche Weaver. We ore proud of our girts ond expea to do well next year also. 116 BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling: T. Williams. W. Fisher. T. Baker Standing: L. Mock (mgr) A. Scort. R. Jackson, T. Jones. J. Bonks. J. Sapp. Coach Whitfield. J. Johnson. T. Greene. D. Robinson. D. Edwards (mgr) Glynn Academy's Varsity Boy's had a goal to win the region and then the store championship. The season started off slow. They lost the first four gomes. However, progress was mode very fast. The players be- gan to work together and take one gome at a rime. Willie Fisher led the Terrors and scoring and was really a floor leader. Derrick Robinson was right behind Fisher in scoring. Over- all. the season was a success and the players hod a lor of fun while gain- ing much experience. BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL JV BASKETBALL Row 1: C Boatright. K. Tresvont. E. Sorigumbo. L. Thomas Back Row: G. Edgy. B. Hinnont. J. Dow. C Spain. W. Pipkin. W. McClendon. C King. A. Tucker. A. Pinkney. M. Roundtree. Coach Spaulding The JV Team hod o very excit- ing year. The year was filled with much learning. Even though Coa- ch Spaulding's goal was not reached, they did win some im- portant and exciting gomes. The ream was led by Casey King, who become a strong leader as the season came to an end. He aver- aged over 15 points per gomes. Alton Pinkney was the JV defense specialist. He really sparked the team with his hustle. Coach Spaulding says that his players have learned a lot this year, have improved fundamen- tally, and have had fun doing so. The purpose of the JV program is to improve each player funda- mentally as well as academically. 119 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: J. McKinney. K. Carroll. M. Mongrom. K. Deeg. 5. Kirksey Row 2: J. Robinson. D. Dames. K. Hobbs. M. Huebner. R. Weaver. D. Davis, G. Dames. K. Doatright. T. Adams. 5. Vail 120 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL Our girls were rebuilding, and hod improved since the beginning of the season. Korlo Doorwight and Glenda Domes were the only girls that sow o little ploying time lost year. We hod o very young team. They were either on JV lost or were in the 9th grade lost year. We expect to be o much better team next year. 121 GIRLS J. V. BASKETBALL The JV Girls hove had o pretty good season. They hove had some exciting games even though they didn't win as many as they wanted to. The girls did play well and learned a lot. The girls were lead by Regina Brantley in scoring and rebounding, while all the players progressed steadily. The purpose of the JV program is to improve fundamentally as well as academically the players of Glynn Academy. Row 1: M. Hort. D. Dell. A. Palmer. M. Stevens. S. Proctor. S. Doggs. T. Williams. L. Reynolds Row 2: A. McEochern (Mgr). D. Goyler. C. Leist. R. Brantley. A. Gibbons. R. Roines. N. Schwarz. T. Moses. S. Partridge. T. Brinkley (Mgr.). J. Ellington (coach) 122 123 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Bottom (I to r): S. Fohs. J. Port. A. McNeese, T. Cleiland. J. Royol. D. Lever, S. Kent. Top (I to r): C. Ludaway, L. Lewis. A. Winkler, J. Dunn. J. Waters, i. Life. V. Lone Though our Terrors didn 't come out on fop every rime, we could always depend on the spirited young girls on the sidelines. Even through the ups and downs our teams experienced, these girls never had a let down. Their enthusiasm and spirit were always the highest they could possibly be. This year's Red Terror Varsity Cheerleaders were an inspiration to everyone, fans and teams alike. Glynn Academy would like to thank this year's Varsity Cheerleaders for their undying spirit and never- say-die attitude. WE LOVE YOUI 124 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 125 JV CHEERLEADERS L to R: K. McDuffee. K. Green. M.A. Clark. J. Hendrix. J. Royal. D. Kieth. T. Brookes. P. Deck, A. Disque. A. Christian. M. Carlisle. K. Flanagan This year's Glynn Academy Junior Varsity Cheerleaders were a high spirited and hard working bunch of girls that we are proud of. They gave their all. and worked their hardest no matter what the score. They were a symbol of the good 'ole spirit and enthusiasm that has become a tradition at Glynn Academy over the years. We salute the '66-'87 JV Cheerleaders for their undying attitude to reach the top! WE LOVE YOUI 126 JV CHEERLEADERS 127 SCHOOL BOARD Kermit Keenum Superintendant Walter McNeeley Asst. Superintendant 130 Row 1: Dr. Lott. Pres.. Rev. McKenzie. Vice-Pres.. Mrs. Graham. Mrs. Lyde. Mrs. Moyers-Olsen Row 2: Mr. Finleyson. Mr. Leggett. Mr. Lone. Mr. Hancock. Mr. Keenum. Mr. McNeeley. (nor pictured — Mr. Jacobs). ADMINISTRATION Robert Ik)uchord Administrative Asst. Lovern Carter Asst. Principal Derrick Hulsey Asst. Principal Les Thomas Administrative Intern William Wood Principal Linda Wright Registrar GUIDANCE Erica Atwater Juniors Al Hunt Freshmen Gene Davis Sophomores Kathleen Vondelinde Seniors LIDRAR Y Ann DeLoach Media Specialist Earnestine Yeomans Media Specialist LANGUAGE ARTS Corole Druley Language Arts Jonice Casey Language Arts Irene Chance Language Arts Alba Forfoglia Spanish Lillie Frazier Language Arts Brian Gallagher Language Arts Vicki Kline Language Arts Cheryl Leichty Language Arts Audrey May hood Spanish 134 Mary Murphy Language Arts Jeanne Pleasants Language Arts Edith Tayloe Language Arts MATHEMATICS Maty Able Gen. Moth Melisso Conody Calculus Liso Hole Gen. Moth Doug Holtford Algebra Ethyl Johnson Algebra I Lewis May Geometry Pot Morris Geometry Shirley Roberts Gen. Moth Dor Stewart Algebra II Cheryle Tosciotti Algebra II Marcia Wendel Moth Analysis SCIENCE Undo Cordell Biology Mltzl Gaynor Chemistry Jerry Easterling Physics Johnny Graham Physical Science Karen Edwards Adv. Physical Science Jock Hall Biology 136 SOCIAL STUDIES Robert Carl then Adv. Economics Ethyl Daniels Civics Ann Duke Economics Tony Ethridge Adv. US History Dill Harrison Dos. World Study Tracy Hubbert World Geography Liso Miller Tom Schneider Star Wheeler US Govt. US History World History VOCATIONAL EDUCATION 138 Nell Aspinwoll Deg. Wood Tech June Drown Accounting Decky Confer Intro. Hos. Industry Cheryl Crosby Word Processing Dorothy Johnson Home Economics Eugene Rex Mechanico I Drawing Julie Davis Typing VOT Peggy King Da Benito Stewart COVE Dus Mgmt Barbara Floyd Typing Honk Merritt CBVE Low Justice Scott Sullivan Forestry Mgmt De try Who ley COVE Pub. Serv. SPECIAL EDUCATION Meriol Hunter oral Writ. Comm. Sandy Rice SE Moth Donny Sounds DD Dione Scarbrough LD Comm. Skills PHYSICAL EDUCATION Chuck Fehr Health and Safety Jimmy Howe Weightlifting Herman Hudson Intro PE Charles Whitfield Volleyball. Basketball FINE AR TS John Cordell Marching Bond Laura Edenfield Intro Art DHS VOCATIONAL Mr. O'Quinn Res. Construction Mr. Peeples Auto Dody Repairs Mr. Mosher 60s Weld and Merols Mr. Ragland Comm Photo Mr. Rayburn Air Con Ref. Mr. Solano Lownmowers Mr. Stock Auto Mechanics SECRETARIES 144 CAFETERIA STAFF CUSTODIANS 145 CLASS OF '87 June 4, 1987 will be o day the seniors will not soon forget. They work so hard for this honor and everyone should congratulate them accomplishing their goal. We wish Senior doss much luck and success in the future. Mike Ghioto. president David Fitzgerald, vice- president Janeen Atkinson. Sect. tres. SENIORS Anthony Ackerman Charles Robert Aldridge William Allen John Prince Anderson Paul Andrews Tony Arevalo Mark Amos Gwendolyn Jo nee n Atkinson Fran Do I ley Chris Doisden Nick Dokogios SENIORS Allison Don ks ton Shannon Domes Leigh Deck Jo vita Deckley Ginger Deggs Lauro Dierce Lindo Dillings Drendo Dliss 151 Elizabeth Dluestein I mo Drown Ken Druley James Duckley SENIORS Cheryl Outlet Scott Carver Chad Chadwick Kevin Christian Wendy Clark Tori Cleiland Randy Cobb Neil Combs 152 MaryDeth Conner Pom Conner Zok Conner Dorry Copeland SENIORS Kathy Cook Lori Crooms Trey Cottle Tim Creon Decky Daniels Jennifer Do vis Robin Crews Jesse Do vis 153 Michael Do vis Sherrie Day Chip Dent Luisa Dickey SENIORS Michelle Ferguson Krissy Feuz Denise Finon Maureen Finneron SENIORS Jim Gash Liso Goy Mike Ghioro Tino Glendenning 155 Dane Gordon Angela Grant Anthony Green Jackie Green SENIORS Eric Greene James Gregory John Griffin Drion Griner Randolyn Grovner Nick Grynkewich Drooks Hoisten Drion Harrison 156 SENIORS Orion Hozleft Jim Hogon Rondy Helms Connie Holcomb T.C. Henley Lotricio Holloway Daren Hill _______________________ Greg Hopkins Mark Hopper Dill Horon William Hortion Paulo Howell SENIORS Shannon Hutchinson Morgan Hyde Rick Jackson Paul James 158 Orion Jarriel Jessica Johnson Jimmy Lee Johnson John A. Johnson SENIORS LoShown Johnson Richard Johnston Theron Jones Kelly Keirleber Stephanie Lone Elizabeth Lane Drenr LoRoche Dernell Lawrence SENIORS ---------- V N---------- Duff Leovy Andreo Lee Loro Leverett Chris Ughtsey _________ _________ N--------- N--------- Judy Ligon A! Urn Amy Lokken John Long Condoce Ludo woy Paul McClellan Srocey McDuffee Mark McZeol SENIORS Sherrill Mock Christy Mollerre Lindy Martin Potty Moson Scott Miller Tommy Mimbs Do no M inchew Allison Mitchell SENIORS 162 Tommy Nozzorie Trocy Now ok Cossondro Oliver Karen Pogo SENIORS Christina Porelidos Leigh Pickron Kathy Parelidas Michelle Patterson Crawford Perkins Trendlon Pollard Winston Porter Charles Poreer 163 Lorry Price Michelle Price Susan Proctor Stephanie Quinnelly SENIORS y Michelle Randoll Doug Rowson Wanda Reed Yolando Riley Drendo Roberson Megan Rodgers Jennifer Royal Karen Sanford 164 Ken Schogel Shelly Searcy Debby Sellers Kelly Shubert SENIORS Dono Sills Debro Simmons Roger Singleton Julio Skelton 165 John Souso Donnie Spaulding Jenny Stephens Somontho Stephens SENIORS f TobI Tommosini Reid Trowlck Kelly Traylor Doug Trowel I 166 Hons Trupp Jr. Richie Tucker Scott Vonderbeck Leslie Wollln SENIORS Roslyn Wore Joseph Watson Mark Washington Jennifer Waters Phil Wotson Felicio Way Jeremy Watkins Vince Weyrich Lillie White James Whited Daphne Wilkey Devegos Williams SENIORS 168 Frank Young ner Zach Zachry Tracy Drunelle Cher Lynn SENIORS Amy McNeese Cindy Stroyhorn Teri Stubbs Shannon Sullivan Laura Vondersall Drlr Whittle Ashley Winkler Greg Boatright Cleve Carter Natalie Edwards James Filer Mark Freeman SENIORS _________ -------- Lotrevlo Hampton Alphanso Hunt Trisha Jansen Sonya Jordan 170 Cassandra Shaw Pomelo Thomas Eugene Whing Christine Williams 172 ♦ ♦ •• ♦ s ♦ y • f mu SENIORS!! 173 174 4: Model U.N. - 12 0.4 In frock - 0 Varsity Lettermon o degree in criminal justice, and then Win real estate or marketing. lace in district. Outstanding Leadership A ward,'r FHA 4: ICC - 4: JV Basketball - 2; Plan to attend 0 four ■ard - 0: Lettered in ndjnqjOf in business 2: Basketball - 4. manager VOT - 4: Varsity 1: FBLA — eporter: FCA id Agnes Scott College and hions Club - 4; Tennis Team - 2. 0. 4: Attend Georgia Merit Award - 3: Top 10 Sweetheart Contestant - 3 Top 20 Latin Club - 3: President of Latin dub - 4 JCL - 2 3 Boosre■ n for 4 years and then the Medical College of Go. to Major CO demy - 2: Award for Who's Who 3: US Notlona I eadershi, or roll— 3. 2: Roquet Club - 1: Latin Club — 2 3, 4 Secretory iff - 4: FLC - 4: ICC - 4: Cheerleading - 3: Attend GA. South mmor In Spanish or education for the deaf. 4: CBVF - 2. Show Choir - 4 Mole Glee Club - 4. Futun . ons include joining the Marines and studying law enforcement ard In science - 3: Honor Roll -2.3 4; whos ho - 4 weerheart Queen - 2. 3: top 20 Home ami ng Contestants - 4 HI A VE — 3J4. basketball - I 2; Track - 1. 2. Attend St. John s University and major in accounting 'o become a certified public okt g - 1: Find a job and later become a nurse milit y. I - I • r. I I nd Festival - 1. 2 Band 1. 2 3 4 FBLA - 1; VIC A 1. DCT - 4. Attend BJC for two years and then transfer to University of 1: Future plans are to brooder his horizons. 2: FFA - 1. 2: Ttock. Future plans include ;sossibly a career m BRUNFILE. TRACY: First Miss Glynn A Homecoming contestants - 4. AB Ho Club -2 FCA- 3. 4; Newspaper St Physical Therapy or Pharmacy and BUCKLEY. JAMES: Concert choir - 1. BURKE A. CELESTE: Achievement av Cub - 1. 2. 4: Annual Staff - 4: CD occountant. BUTLER CHER YL DENISE: Art - 1: C CARROLL A SAM Football. Join th SCOTT: Secom Brace in%i xt AD: SupeMve - Most Humorous - 4: Spanish Club - 3. 4: Football - 1 Golf OHRlSTIAN.'KEVIN: Lettered In Fpctboll - 1. 2. 3. 4. Lineman of the week - 4. Lineman of the year nii sing,K psychology or compeer CLARK. WENDJ+Jfccond place in band festival - 2. 3 Band -a 1. 2 3: CBVE - 3. 4 Attend Voct rionol Leadership Merit Award - 3: US Natl Student Council Award 3 Junior Hstant - 4 Whos 4. Student Council -1.2 3: Executive Board Historian - J fi college. to work, possibly atimtd Vo-tech school. _ - 3. Join Manne corpt Attend boor camp at Parris Island ond ofterward u ct college and later become on officer in the Marine Corps IZABETH: Science Club; CBVE: VIC A Work In rl o g dental hygiene. Ion or Roll - 1. 2. Who} who - 3: Latin Club - $2 president - 2. Annual Staff - 3. 4. Editor - 4 Attend Ga. Southern and major In history one jlogy AcheivemenTaneords - 2 NOISOK. Football - 1. 2. 3. Attend BJC and then go into low. :a - 4. SecretoryK, 4: FBI A - 1.Mtrend BJC ond then transfer to Go. Southern and major In accounting COPELAND BARRY EDWARD VICA - 1. 2 3. 4 VlCA Student of the Month. Work hard ond make o lot of money. COTTLE. TREYtScience Club - 1: VlCA - 3 DECA - 4. Chairman of the fundraising committee - 4 Football - 1. Attend GA. Southern and become a millionaire by oge 26 CREWS. ROBIN: DECA: Science Club. Future f. CRROMS. LORI: Who s Who - 3 AB honor roll iool and major in Cosmetology, eart - 3: Top 5 Sweetheart Court - 1 2. 3: Science Club — 2: Cheerleading ns include working In the field of dental hygiene. 1. 2. Superior Rating In symphonic band - 3: FLC - 1. 3. Concert Band - 1: Marching Band - 1. 2. 3. 4; Symphonic Bond - 2. 3. 4. Attend 4 year college and then graduate from school. CUMMINGS. LATRINA: BHS Childcare certificate. NIA Club. Attend BJC ond major In childcare. 178 SENIOR ACTIVITIES DA VIS. JESSE: Band - 1. 2 3. 4: FLC — 4: Model UN — 1. Plan to attend DJC for two years and then transfer to Go. Southern for two years and major in business management. DAVIS. MIKE: Band - t 3: Y-Club - 4: CBVE — 4; Football - 3. 4: Attend college and major in physical education. DAY. SHERRIE: Student Council - 1: DECA - 3. 4: Attend college and get a bachelors degree in nursing. DENT. CHIP. Band - 1. 2, 3. 4. Drum major - 4; VICA - 4. Vlca-club reporter - 4; Attend Berklee College of Music (Boston). DICKEY. LUISA: Biology Award - 2: Who’s Who - 3: Ga. Cert, of Merit - 3: Leadership Award - 3: Y-club - 3: NHS - 3. 4. Press secretory - 3; Cross Country Track — 1. 2. 3. 4. Captain - 4: Basketball — 2'. 3: Softball - 4. Captain - 4: Attend Wesleyan College for a degree In communications. DICKINSON. STEPHANIE: Science Club - 1. 2. 4: Y-club - 1. 2. 3: FCA - 1. 2. 3: Attend Go. Southern and major In business administration and minor In accounting. DIXON. ANNA: Who’s Who - 4; FLC - 3: Band - 1. 2. 3. Majorette - 3: Attend University of Go and major In business administration. DIXON. LYNN: VICA — 3. 4. State Champions in VICA - 3. 4, attended o notional competition: DCT - 3. 4: Attend BJC. DUNCAN. KATHARINE; Second place In Regional Science Fair - 3- Numerous debate awards - 3. 4: First Place In Region 3 - AAA A debate tournament - 3; Notional Forensic League Degree of Fistinct!or — 3: A Honor Roll — 3; AB Honor Roll - 1. 2 3. 4: Dromo Club - 1: Foreign Language Club - 1 FBLA - 2. Debate Team - 2. 3. 4: Captain of debate team — 4: National Forensic League - 3. 4. Pesident - 4: Newspaper Staff - 4. Editorial Editor - 4: Annual Staff — 3, 4: Independent Science Study - 3. Attend either University of Georgia or Emory University and major in prelaw Afterwords attend low school. FADES. CHRISTINE: AB Honor Roll -2 3; Who ’s Who - 4: FCA - I 2 3. 4: Secretory or of FCA - 3. 4. Science Club - 1. 2. 3. Historian - 3: FBLA - 4. Student Council Rep - 1: Golf team - 1. 2. 3. 4, manager - 1; Player -2 3. 4; Attend college and major in business and one day play professional golf. DUNN. DOUG: Editor of Newspaper Staff - 3; (Transfer Student) qualified to store competition in science bowl - 3. 4. Science Club - 1. 2, 3. 4 Math Team - 2. 3; Editor - 3: Football 1. 2. 3 Basketball — 1. 2; Marching Band - 4; Symphonic Band - 1. 2. 3. 4- Concert Bond - 3. 4: Jazz Band - 4. Attend Go. Tech. Michigan Tech. University of Minnesota; or College of Saint Thomas (Minnesota). FAIR WELL RODNEY: All state chorus - 2 3; Who’s Who - 3; Most outstanding tenor— 3; Glynn Academy Chorus - 4: Chorus President - 4- GA glee club -2 3. 4: Attend Morehouse College and major In business. FAUST. SHANNON: FBLA - 2 IS5 - 1; Attend college and major In business. FENNELL. TIFFANY AD Honor Roll - 1. 2 3. 4: National Merit 1 leadership Award - 3: Who’s Who - 4 Outstanding typing student - 1: Second Ploce in Region 3 FBLA clerk typist II competition - 2; First Place In Ga Literary Competition - 3: Second ploce in Go State Literary Meet in Girls Typing - 3: Model United Nations - 1: FBLA - 2 3. 4: President of FBLA - 4; FLC - 3. 4; Annual Staff Typist - 3. 4; FCA - 4: Attend Go. Southern College and major In business administration with a minor in voice. FERGUSON. TOM. Golf Team - 1. 4. Most Valuable Player at Louden County High School Attend College and continue to ploy golf. FINNERAN. MAUREEN: Outstanding English student - 1: Outstanding German III student - 3; Notional Merit commended studen - 4. Beta Club - 3: Notional Honor Society - 3 4 Y-club — 4. vice president - 4: Track team - Statistician — 1; Office Aide during study hall - 1. Attend college at Miami University at Oxford. Ohio. FIN AN DENISE: FCA - 2; CBVE - 4. FISHER. WILLIE: Numerous players of the week awards, football certificates — 1; Numerous Basketball awards - 2. 3. 4 CBVE: Basketball - 1. 2. 3, 4. Football - 1: Track Trainer. Attend college. Major undecided. FITZGERALD. DA VID: AB Honor Roll - 1. 2. 3; A Honor Roll - 2 Society of Distinguished American High School Students - 1; Who’s Who - 2. Go. Merit Scholar - 3: FCA - 3: Program Director of FCA - 3; National Honor Society - 3. 4: Senior Class Vice President - 4: Football - 1, 2 3. 4: Attend University of Georgia or University of the South. FLEMING. STEPHANIE: AB Honor Roll - 1. 2. 3. 4; Ga. Black Scholar - 1: Society of Distinguished American High School Students - 1: Second Place stenographer - 1. Who 5 Who - 3. 4: VOT- 4. president - 4: president of Junior choir - 3. 4; National Honor Society - 2: FDLA - 3. 4; A trend a 4 year educational insiture and major in accounting. FORSYTH. JOHN: Latin Club - 1. 2: Model UN - 1; Tennis - 2: Become a combat officer of the United States Marine Corps and study archaeology in college GAY. LISA: AD Honor Roll - 2. 4, Foreign Language Club - 2. 3. Attend BJC and obtain a degree In accounting. GRIFFIN. JOHN: AB Honor Roll - 2. 3. 4: FCA - 1. 2. 3. 4: Model United Nations - 1. 2: Foreign Language Club - 3. 4; Football - 1 2. 3. 4: Attend FSU andfjnojor in accounting. Enter Navy for 5 years and receive Masters in accounting from the University of Virginio. GRINKEWICH. NICK: AD Honor Roll - 2: Latin Club - 2. 3. 4; Attend Go. Tech on an AFROTC scholarship. GORDON J. DANE: Football player of the Week Awards - 2. 3. 4: 1st Coastal Empire - 3. Honorable mention - 4: Baseball player of the week -2 3. 4: Most Athletic Senior Superlative - 4: FCA - 1. 2. 3. 4: Foreign Language Club - 3. 4: Football -2 3. 4: Baseball - 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball - 3. 2 Plan to attend college. HARRISON. BRIAN: Become an electrician. HARRISON. LADRENNA: FDLA. Volleyball; Finish High School ond get a job. HARVEL. KEVIN: Baseball - 2 3; Attend college. HASSELL. KELL Y Numerous player of the week awards for softball - 2. 3, 4. Most valuable softball player - 4• Racquet Club - 1. 2; Softball ream -23. 4: Tennis ream 2. 3. 4. Attend college ond major in sports physical therapy. HATCHER. AMANDA: Merit award tor Chemistry - 3: Newspaper Stott - 4. Photo Editor - 4: Attend a 4 year college and major in Journalism. HAZLETT DR YAN: third ploce in the county for math competition — 2: Who ’s Who - 3: AB Honor Roll — 1. 2. 3. 4: math Team - 1. 2. 3. 4. Court Jester - 1. 2. 3. 4. Annual Staff - 4. latln Club - 1. 2 3. 4. Attend college ond mojot In Psychology ond minor in business. HENLEY THOMAS TC”: Player of the week - 4 Terrible Terror Award - 1: Manager of the year 6546: Football 1. 2 3. Attend the University of North Carolina or Go Southern and further Education ond major In criminal justice or P.E. HILL. DAREN: Possibly join the Air Force. HOLCOMB. CONNIE: FBLA. Attend BJC and take business classes and maybe later attend Valdosta State. HOPPER. MARK: Superiors In Festival - 3; Marching Band - 1. 2. 3. 4: Symphonic bond - 1. 2. 3. 4; Jazz Band - 3. Attend Valdosta State College and get a bachelor’s in Music. HORTI AN. WILLIAM: Track - 2. Become a draftsman or an architect. HOWELL PAULA: Merit award in science - 4; Orchestra - t 2: Become a horticologist or a police officer. HUEBNER. SOLOMON DA VID: Honor Roll - 1: President s Honor Roll - 1. 2; Commendations List - 2 FLC - 2 Science Club - 2 Cass president - 3: Drama - 2. 3: Y-Club - 2: Racket - 2 Tennis — 2: Attend Ga. Southern and major in Criminal Justice. HUMPHLETT. CARRIE BETH; US National leadership merit award - 3; Who’s Who - 3; Miss Congeniality - 3; Duet Acting A ward - 3: US Student Council A ward - 4: Sci Club - 1; 2; Y-club - 1, 2: Drama Club - 1: NFL - 3. 4: Latin Club - 3. 4. President - 3: ICC - 3: Student Council Rep - 4■ Drama 3. 4 Hotel Managtement - 4: Attend FSU or Valdosta ond major in communications. HUMPHREY. ALLEN: Football - 1. 2. 3, 4, numerous lineman of the week awards: 3 year letterman of the varsity football team, track team. Attend college and ploy football. Major In physical education ond go into coaching. HUTCHINSON. SHANNON: Superior ratings with the symphonic band at festival; Superior rating with all state jazz band: Selected play with the best players in this district and to play at the bond clinic on St Simons- Band - i 2 3. 4: Section leader of the drumline — 3. 4: Attend Lee College in Tennessee and major in Music. HYDE. MORGAN: Football - 3. 4. Attend college JACKSON BRIAN: Football - I. Join he Army. JACKSON. RICK. Honor Roll - «''“ i Who - buslnesss management and mino in morki JOHNSON. JESSICA: French Club - 1: FLC - 2 3: Tennis - f- 5 t c x Medicine or finance or Emory or Meta JOHNSON. JIMMY LEE: Plover of the year - 1, 2: Severol plover and lineman of the week awards - 3. 4; All area player - 3. 4; Defensive player of the year: Football - � . 2. 3. 4: Basketball Attend JOHNSON. JOHN A.: Player of the week awards: Football, captain of football. Attend college and get a degree In business administration. JOHNSON. LA SHAWN: Who's Who - 3: Band - 3. 4; Flog Corp - 3. 4. Co-captain - 4- Attend Go Southern and major in computer science. JOHNSTON. RICHARD FLAHERTY: Notional Merit - Scholarship Semi final,sr - 4; Merit Award for biology - 2 Whos Who - 3. 4 AD Honor Roll - 2. 3. 4 A Honor Roll Z 3: Honorable Mention Delegation — 3: Region 3-AAA spelling 3rd place — 3: Model United Nationals - 1. 2. 3. 4: FLC — 3. 4: NHS - 4: Quiz bowl team - 4,- Math Team — 3. Attend Yale. Emory or Oberlln and major in economics. JONES. THERON M.: Go. Southern Junior Minority Acheivement A ard. National Merit Semlfinolist- Notional Achievement Commendation; Governor's Honors - 2 3; Certificate for Highest GPA In biology; Who's Who: Nio Club - 2 Moth Team — 2; Latin Club — 4: Football — 1. 2- Basketball - 2 3. 4. Attend Go. Tech. Duke or Northwestern and mojor in Electrical Engineering. Attend medical school and specialize In orthopedics. KEDfFRLEBER. KELLY SHaUNEaN Ac he rve men t Award in science - 2: festival — 1. Z 3. 4, 1st place — 2- superior - 3; Marching bond - 1. 2 3. 4: symphonic band 'inment and get married. of RAMER. KIM: Who's CAS. JIM: Latin Club 4. enrolled in ROTC. LANE. STEPHANIE: Go. Merits Scholar Language Club — J Newspaper Staff - 4. Managing Editor — 4 Student Council — 4: NFL - 4; Drama — 4. Attend Mercer or broadcasting, to one da become the next Barbara | hmg Band - 1 2 3, 4, Symphonic Bond — 1. 2 3 4. Attend Derry College and mojor in Food Service Administration, [president - 4 Newspaper Staff - 4. news editor - 4. Pursue a career in computer for the Air Force. Attend University of Go. 3: Who's Who - 2: Society of Distinguished American High School Student - 2; Exchange Club Student of the Month - 4: ice Club - I 2 NHS - 3.4: G FCA ' uth and later go into Law School. Superlative - best all around - j. cience dub — 1. 2- NHS — 3, 4: G FCA - 3. 4. Vice1. President - 4. Student Council - 3. 4. Secretary treasurer of student body - f the So tfst Youth ' major In Ji 3. 4. Attend the University of LA WRENCE DERNELL N A Cub - f LEAVY. CLARENCE HOWARD A-D freshmen on student coui - 3. 4. Attend Universi LEE. ANDREA; A D Honor LEVERE7T. LARA: Go Cerh School Students - 2 3: Who Achievement Award - 4; Science Club - i a Master's degree in Chemical LIGHTESEY. CHRIS: Numerous FFA ow Ofifrx- 3. 2. Greenhond National FFA C Attend College. finite education. % hf ] 4: Society of Distinguished High School Students Merit Scholar award winner: Whos Who - 3. 4- Outstanding W- 1. 2'U 4- Science dub - 1. 2. 3: me of Merit - 3- AD Honor Roll - i: A s Who — 3; Presbyterian Junior Fello vernment - Fire Chief - 4: Student Council | 2 3, 4. Secretary Treosu olism. Latin Club - 2 3: FCA — 2 3: Jog, 'ism - 2. 3: Attend Go. or Aubu, 1. 2 Executive Board Treasurer A Honor Roll — 2. 3. 4: Governor's Fellowship Award — 3: Biology Ach, X 4: Rocke' Club - 1. Y-dub - 2 3. 4. vice presiden gr then go to work with q large corn. mojor in journalism. 3. 4: A Society of Distinguished American High p ment Award - 2: Chemistry Achievement Award - 3: Physics esidenr - 4: NHS - 3. 4: FLC - 3. Attend Go. Tech. 1 FFA Convention - 2- FFA — 1. 2, 3. 4; Sen ’FA -1.2 UGON. JUDY: Biology Merit Award - LIM. AL Racket club - 1. 2- Foreign LOKKEN. AM Y: National Merit Com Student — 3: A Honor roll - 1, 2 3. Who - 2. 3. 4: Presbyterian College Intelligent Senior girl (superlative) LONG. JOHN: Who ’s Who: Notional m ICA 3. 4. Treasurer - 3. 4. Attend college and , guage Club — 3. 4. DECA Club - 4ygennis Teat] d Student - 4: Governor's Honors Semi finalist - Outstanding English Student - 1. 2. Outstanding nior Fellow - 3; University of Georgia Merit Schola| 4: 4.C - 1: Science Qub - 2. 4: NHS - 3. 4; Rec hievement Academy Honor Program,- Society of Dinsngv in Health and Physical fitness and get married. - 1. 2 3. 4. Mojor in Business and minor in computer. Exchange Club Student of the Month - 4: Outstanding Chemistry i Studies - 1. 2 3. 4, Who s 3: NCTE Writing Award - 4: Ranked 1st in class - 1. 2 3. 4: Most White Typesetter - 4: Attend College. hed High School Student: Region 3-AAA Medalist In Golf; AD Honor Roll - 1. 2 4: Student Council - 3. vice president - 3 Science Club - 1 2 Model UN - 1. 2 FCA - 1. 2 3. 4: Latin Club - 1. 2: CDVE - 4: Golf -2 3. 4: Football - ttdnW Cn fla ia ecoming Queen - 4 Cheerleading 4 Theater worktop — 4: Concert Choir - 4: To join the Air National Guard and study J Attend Southern Umv and major 4 Science Club - 1 2 3. Booster Cli 4 Annual Srofi 4 ICC - 4 Secretary - 4 4,tond •r. in comfM Honor Nofl -2 3. 4; Science Club - 1. 2. 3; Booster Club - 1. 2f l id DJC for ter technology. Racket Club 1: Y-ciub - 1. 2. 3. 4: School projects Chairman of Y- 2 years and then transfer to Cumberland College In Kentucky and LUDA WA Y. CANDACE: CDVE - 4: computers. LUMPKIN BRENDA - Merit Awa LYNN. CHER: Who's Who - 4. AD Club - 3. Co-president - 4: FLC major In sociology. MACK. SHERILL E: Attend College MALLETTE CHRISTY: Acedemic award in scinece - 3: Student Council Rep - f Varsity boys wrestling, football basetbaii. ond a baseball manager — 1: Swim ream - 1. Attend Savannah College of Art and Design or the Art Institute of Atlanta. N ; MARTIN. LINDY: Band - 1. 2-3: Flag Corp - J CDVE - 3. 4 VICA - 4. Attend College. ’ MASON PATTY LEE: YAC club - I. 2- FDLA - 4 D Vor - 4. Attend college ro get a CPA degree in accounting and a mojor in business management. MATTHEWS, RACHEL: Nom. for Who s Who - 4 State finalist in Modern Miss Scholarship Pageant: tUhfofie award for tennis - 3: Foreign Language Club — 1. 2 Secretory - 2: FCA - 4; Tennis Team - 2. 3. 4 Attend college ond become a psychiatrist. MC CLELLAN. PAUL FFA President. Attend ABAC for 2 years ond (hen transfer ro Go. for rhe other 2 years ond major in forestry. MC DUFFEE. STACY: 3rd place in social science fair - f Student Couuncil Rep - 1. 2 ISSS - 1. Attend Valdosta Store College. MCNEESE. AMY: Who's Who - 4 Sweetheart Queen - 1: Sweetheart court - 2. 2nd Runner Up for homecoming Queen - 4: Student Council Rep. — 1. 2. 3. Executive Board Historian — 4: Cheerleading - 1. 2. 3. 4. Attend college ond graduate school. MCZEAL. MARK: Science awards - 2: Football - 1: Join rhe Air Force. MILES. DAWN: Swing Choir - 1. 2. 3; Concert Choir - 1. 2- Theater Workshop - 3. 4: Attend DJC 0,2 years and then later attend art school. MILLER. SCOTT: Student of rhe week - 1: Who s Who - 4. FCA - 2 3. 4. WCA - 4. vice pres. - 4: Marching Bond - 1, 2 3. 4: Symphonic Band - 1. 2 3. 4. Jazz Band - 3. 4: Swim Team - 2: Attend Valdosta Store college and study Music. MIMBS. TOMMY: Football - 1. 2. Doskerball - 2. MINCHEW. DANA: FDLA — 2. 3: VICA 4. Attend Go. Medical College of Augusta to become an orthodontist. MITCHELL. ALLISON: Honors band - 2. Numerous a words for solo ond ensemble - 1. 2. 3; Model United Nations - 4: Marching bond - 1. 2 3. 4: Concert band - 1. 2. 3. 4; Symphonic bond - 1. 2. 3. 4; Attend Valdosta Store and mojor in music ro one day become o band director ond professional musician. MOORE. MIKE: VICA - 4: Join rhe Marine Corps Resevere ond later attend college to become a physical education teacher. 180 SENIOR ACTIVITIES MORGAN. CAROLL J.: Perfect Attendance - 4: COVE - 2, 3. 4: Chorus -12 Attend college and work. MOSELY, JEFF: A O AD Honor Roll — 1. 2 3, 4: Who's Who - 3; Society of Dist. High School students - 3. 4: Air Force Academy Nomination — 4; Air Force ROTC 4 yeor scholarship - 4: 6a Certificate of Merit Winner — 3: Go. Jr. Academy of Science president of southeast district. Math Team, secretory. Science Club: tennis team; track ream: cross country: Attend US Air Force Academy of 6o Tech ond receive Masters degree in Astronouficol engineering and sub major in electrical engineering. MURRA Y. JAMES MOY: AD Honor Roll - 1. Z Who's Who — 3: Natl. Merit Leadership Award - 3: FCA - 2 3: Science Oub - Z Latin Club - 2 3: Tennis Team - 1 Golf Team — 2 3. 4. Attend Unlv. of Go. and major in business and latet study law or medicine. MYLES. STEPHANIE (FEDI): Chorus - 2 3.4: Concert -2 3. 4; all-state chorus — 4. Attend college ond study Dentistry and Music. NADORS. ELIZABETH: Honor Roll - 3: FLC - 1 4, Chorus - 1: Booster Club - Z FHA — Z FFA — 3: FFA - 4: Tennis - 1. NATZKE. CINDY CHRISTINE: Honors Algebra — 1; Honors English — 2 3. 4: A word for Highest Average in biology — 2: Y-Club — 2: Dratno Club 2 Foreign Language - 3. 4: Independent Social Studies - 1: Attend BJC1 yeor and then transfer to Texas A O M to pursue a career In pre-vet medicine, ater plans include earning a masters In zoo vet. medicine. NATZKE. LAURIE: AD Honor Roll - 4: Attend BJC for 2 years ond then transfer to Go. Southern or Valdosta to major m education. Inter plans include reaching elementary J NOBLE. DENISE: FDLA. Basketball. Join the Service. . OLIVER CASSANDRA: Numerous Debate Awards - 3: Student Council - 2: Drama Club - 1- Model Un — 4, Debate Team - 3. 4: Attend University of Georgia or Sewonee and major in law ond communications and minor In political science and donSe. PaGA. KAREN: Soc. of Dist. High School students. Who's Who. Ga Certiflclate of merit: US leadership merit award. T A. Soppmgton Memorial Scholarship A worcM A AD Honor Roll - 1. 2 3. 4 Nom. for governor's honors - 2 3: NHS - 3. 4: Latin Club - i. 2: VOT - 4: Attend Mercer University and major in pre-med. P AT ELIDAS. CHRISTINA: 2nd runner up GA Talent show - 1. 2 3rd runner up In GA falen' show - 3: FLC: FCA DEC A Cheerleading - 1 2 Theatre Workshop Attend North Carolina school of the arts ond continue to dance. PATEUDAS. KATHY- 3rd Runner up for homecoming court - 4: Superlative - friendliest - 4; Sec. of the Boost' Gub - 1; Science club - 1. Attend Valdosta Store College ond major in business. PATTERSON. MICHELLE, VIC A - 1; DECA — 4. Attend Dekalb Area Technfcol School in Atlanta ond major in business management. PERKINS, CRAWFORD: Most Talented Senior - 4; Most Outstanding band member — 3; All Stare Chorus - 4; All Store Bond - 1. VIC A - 4 Band - 1. 2 3 4 Chorus J - 1. 4: CDVE - 4; Band - 1 2 3. 4 Chorus - 1. Attend Ga. State and study to be a band director. PICKRON. LEIGH: Who's Who; Booster Club - 1: Science Club -2 3. Attend Go. Southern to Study Early Childhood birth Educa non. 4� PINKNEY. DENISE: NIA Club - 2 3: Marketing Education program - 4: Track 2 3. 4. Join the Armed Services POLLARD. TRENDLON: FHA. CDVE. To go Into the Air Force. PORTER. WINSTON: Key Club. DECA. reporter - 4. Tennis Team - 2 3: Basketball - 2. POTEET, CHARLES: Go Certificate of Merit - 3: Soc. of Dist. Am H5 Students - 3: Who's Who - 3: Nom. for Gov. Honors 3: Biology Acheivement Award - 2 AD Honor Roll - 1. 2 3: Moth team - 4 Science Club - 3. Attend Go. Tech. PRICE. LARRY THOMAS: Football - 1 2 Join the Army. PRICE. MICHELLE: FFA Award - 1: Bond Medal - 1: FFA - 1: Band - 1. 2, 3. 4. Booster - 3: Y-Club - 4: NOISOK 4 Science Club - 4: FLC - 4: Symphonic Band - 1. 2 3. 4: Concert Band - 1 2, 3. 4. Attend BJC for 2 years and then transfer to Ga. to become a vet majoring in marine animals. PROCTER, SUSAN: DECA. Attend college. OUINNELL Y. STEPHANIE; VICA - 4; Bond -2 3. 4. Continue to work at present job. REED. WANDA: Track Team - 3: Attend College to become a nurse. jH RILEY. YOLANDA: Merit Awards - 2: Proficiency certificates - 3: FBLA - 3 RODGERS, MEGAN: Honor Roll — 1 3: State Champion in soccer - 1: State Basketball Champion - 3; Most improved softball player — 3; Homecoming court — 4: Captain of softball team - 4: Best Defensive award for Softball - 4. Who s Who - 4 Superlative - Most Athletic — 4: Softball - i 2. 3: Basketball - 2 3; Soccer - 1: Attend Valdosta Stare College and then pursue a career in training whales and dolphins. ROSE. WILLIAM: Science Club - 1. 2: Latin - 3: Independent Science Study - 1. 2. Football - 1. Attend college ond later open o surf shop. ROYAL. JENNIFER: Honor Roll -12 3. 4: US Leadership Merit Award — 3; Who s Who - 4 Homcomlng Court - 4, Sweetheart - 3 Senior Superlative - Most Spirited - 4; 2nd place winner in social science fair - 1: FCA - 1. 2. 3,4: Model UN - 1: JV Cheerleading — 1 2 Captain - 2: Varsity Cheerleading - 3. 4. Captain SALGADO. NORMAN: Attend A Technical School SANFORD KAREN: CDVE. director; Chorus. Attend a sc, SCHAGEL KEN: Swim Team - 1 2 Dike r, SEARCY. KENRICK; Go into the music Bel, SEARCY. A SHELLY: VOT - 4. FDLA - 3. SHAW. CASSANDRA: Merit Awards in SHURDERT. KELLY JEAN: VOT. Vice pr Majorettes - 3. 4. Attend University of Ga. ond major SILLS. DANA: Unlv. of Ga. Cert, of Merit - 3; 1st place in graphic arts - 1: 1st place in English Oratory - 1: 1st runner up Miss Ga - 2 Participant in Ga. talent show - 2 3: NHS - 3 4: FLC - 3. 4 vice pres. - 3: Science Club 2 3. 4. reporter - 4: Latin Club - 1- JCL - 1: Tennis. Attend College gM HI SIMMONS. DEBRA LYNN. Who's Who - 3; Biology Awards — 2- Chemistry Award - 3 band - 3. 4: Orchestra — 1 FLC - 3. 4 Science Gub - 4. Attend College SKELTON JULIA: Freshman English Award - 1: NEDTcert. - 1; Highest grade in Spanish i- NEDTcert - 2 Who s Who - 3: FCA - 1 2 Model Un - 1- Interact - 2: NHS - 2 3: Sec 3: Junior Class sec. - 3: One Act Play - 1: Soccer man. - 1: Cheerleading - 2 3: One Act Play - 2 Attend UGA and major in psychology SMITH. ANGIE: Merit award; Who's Who. Natl Acheivement award: FBLA■ FHA DECA Nurse Aide. Attend a 4 year college ond get a nursing degree. SMITH. BECKYi Student Govt. Public Works Director - 4; Annual Staff — 3. CBVE - 4. Attend the Univ. of Go. ' SMITH. DYLAN: FLC - 3. 4: VICA - 4. Attend college. SMITH, JEREMY A.: VICA: Newspaper Staff - 3. 4. Attend college and major m business administration of Journalism. SOUSA. JOHN: Outstanding Bond Member — 3; Who s who — 4: AD Honor Roll - 1. 4s FCA - 3 VICA - 4: Marching Bond - 2. 3 4 Band Captain - 3: Jazz bond - 1 2 3. 4: Symphonic Band 2, 3. 4: ISS - 1: Combo band - 2 3: Production assistant at Flerc for CBVE: FLC - 3. 4: Valdosta Band Clinic -34 Sr. High Clinic band - 3.4: Attend a a Video film college and pursue a career In motion picture directing and producing. SPROAT. DAVID: Football - 1: Possibly go into the field of business. STALLINGS, MICHAEL: Join Army. STEPHENS. SAMANTHA: FDLA — 2. 3. 4: Data processing work study - 2 3; VOT - 4: Attend college and major in dentistry. STEPHENS, VIRGINIA G.: Who's who - 3. 4; National Leadership Award: ELBA - 4 VOT - 4. secretory - 4: Marching Band - 1 2 3: Concert Band - 1, 2 3- Attend BJC ond major in business. or will enable me to become a beouth e a professional bike rider and race in the Tour de France. and major in business, erballjp Attend trade school and go to work, nan; Science club; Who’s Who; Marching Band — 1 2 3. 4: Concert Bond 1. 2 3. 4: Captain of business. SENIOR ACTIVITIES iSTEPHENSON, ANGIE: Social Science award - 1: Who's who - 4: Society of Dlst. Am. HS Students - 4; AD Honor Roll - 0; Science Club 0: VICA 4: Attend Ga. Southern and major In Education. SULLIVAN. SHANNON MICHELLE: All Store Chorus - 1: Who s Who - 4: US Stud, council A ward - 4: Freshman doss vice pres. - 1: Stud, council - Z J. 4: t-rencn club 2: Powder puff football - 1. 2: Youth In Govt. Day - 4. Attend Unlv. of Go. - 1. SWING. CHARLOTTE: Class favorite - 2 Tennis Team - 2- Cheerleoding - 2 THOMAS. MAISEL C: FDLA -2 0. 4: COVE - 0. VICA - 0: DE - 4. Join the US Air Force as a career. THOMAS. ROBERT: Football player of the year - 1; Football 2 0; Basketball. . v _ . TOMMASINI. TODI: ISSS - 1: Honors English - 2 4: Who 's Who - 0; Soc. of Dlst. Am. Hs Students - 0: Honor roll -1.2 0; Honor s Eng - 0: Latin Club - 3. 4: r-uub - 4: Science Club - 4. Attend Ga. Tech and major in chemical engineering. VANDERDECK. SCOTT: Science Club -1.2 3. 4. Reporter - 0: Co President - 4; Go. Juni tag mf nce State Treasurer - 0; Latin Club -J; FLC - 0. 4,- 1C A - 4; FCA - 0: Tennis Team - 4: Attend Mercer University ond major in business ■ Natl VANDERSAL LAURA: National Forensic League - 4: Debate - 4. Attend Ga Southern and , J vaSOUEZ. MARGARET: Numerous debate awards - 0. 4: Notional Forensic Leogue Degree of Distinction - 4: JCL - 1. 2: Foreign Language Out Forensic League - 3. 4: Co-vice pres, of NFL: Debate Team - 3. 4■ Co oprlaln - 4. Attend Catholic Univ. of Am. or Mercer Unlv. and eventually - ' . I ■V gb School. yAL UN. LESLIE: Numerous Science Fair Awards - 1. 2-(Including Region Science Fair winner, state) Outstanding singles player - i: Mar outstanding a . r 1: Most outstanding tennis player - 2 1st place in region tennis tournament - 1. 2. 2nd place - 3: nom. for Gov s Honors In ScU 3: Who s Who. P' s .ward in tennis - 2 Most Humorous - 4: Latin Club - 1: FCA - 3: Tennis team - 1. 2 3: Attend Univ. of Ga.. ond major n law f WASHINGTON. CARLOS. NIA Club - Choir: Basketball. Move to New York to live. VATERS JENNIFER nom. for Who's Who - 3: Sweetheart Court - 3: Homecoming court - 4: Cheerleading - 2. 3. 4; Attend Unlv. of Go and major m orchitec tore ?sign V5 JFREM Y: Ga Southern Minority Academic Achievement Award - 3: AD Honor Roll -1.2 4. Who's Who - 4: Honors EnCr 2 3 4 Nia Club 5c ience Club hestrp - 1: FLC - 4: Attend Southern Technical Institute and major in Architectural Engineering. PHIL Most Valuable freshman football player - 1: Key club - 1: 2 year letterman for varsity football - JT4 football i 2 3 4 Baseball - 1. 3 a and major in business adm. of a small private school. WAY FELICIA: Biology award - 2: get married, attend college and get a nursing degree WEYRICH. VINCE• 2 Merit Awards and 1 achelvement award for biology - 2- Achievement award for chemistry - 3. Freshman football i Manage: for foorbc; -3 4. Attend college to become a history teocher. |D| t WHITTLE. AUBURN D.. AD Honor Roll - 1 2. 3. 4; FCA - vigfpres. FoofbaU — It Corss Country Track - 1. Majin church music and enter the ministry. | WHITE. JIMMY: DECA - 4 Get a mb. WHITE. LILLIE L.. Merit andacheivemenrowards for bk hg - 2 Foreign Language Club - 3: Go into the service for 4 years and then college and then bocAg service. Plans to stay In the service for at least 30 years WILLIAMS. CALVIN: Football - 4; Basketball - 1: track Joiryhe service. t Letter Of Recommendation:' FCA - 3. 4: J(3 Ulvb_ haplar mphomA WILLIAMS. DOUGLAS.: Basketball. Join the service. WILLIAMS. FRANCIS ERNEST: NOTE Writing Nominee - 3: Na ensemble band. WILLIAMS. LA TONIA-. JV Basketball manager - 1; FHA Vi get a degree in business adm. WILLIAMS. REGINA: FLC - 3. 4 : FDLA - 4. Attend DJC fo WILKE. DAPHNEL: Who's Who - 3. 4: FLC- 2 3: FDLA - 2- Attend Wesleyan College ond then proceed to low pAco WINKLER. ASHLEY: Sweetheart Queen - 2 Sweetheart Cou, r-hVars Baskerball Mng. - 2 year and traW Rft UGA to complete d tge. ■tub - 1. 2 President r 2: NFL - 4: Drarrf - 1. 2. Tennis - 1. 2. 3. 4; Basketball - 1: Softball - | J 1st runner up horrmppmlng queen W4 Senior Superlative - best dressed - 4. Cheerleada the month — 4 Nom. for Who's Who — 4: Received prsitywetfer in Cheerleading 3. 4• Booster Club 1. 2. 3 4 FCA - 3. 4. Cheerleoding — 2 3. 4. ■ WILSON. CHRIS: Merit award for biology - 2 letters in nock - 1 2 3 4 Nia Club - 1.23. 4: Fo°W,; i. WRICE. CATHERINE L.: LFC - 2: Sec. pi Chorus - 3 4 iosektbaH - i 2 Arend Massey Business iieg M of boll manager - Si A ttend Colli WRIGHT. DARRELL- Poetic writing a words Most Valuable player awards. FLC. MUN. ftyjfcofr' rfi rpy and go on to grid schooHo nosrer m WRIGHT. KAREN: HMonth - 4: Scien rid major in psy KRDOROUGH. D. jb student for ft 1UNDNER. FRA onors - 3: notI. College or Harv. KCHRY. ZACH-. L tball - 1. 2 3 -nor. of Go. Cert, of Men' Sophomore Cub - 1. ’ nhs 4 3. 4; Tennis 23 (rtend rhe Unlv of Alabama and me merit Commended Scholar - 4: NCTE Writing A ward - 3; Unh Club - 1. 2 3. W. Co-pres - G Vice Pres.- Y-Club - 1. 2 3; Sec L VID: Outsteftjftrig Writing A ward — 1;Go. Cert, of Merit - 3: Who's Who B: norl. Soc f Disr. HS Si monthy or boll player of rhe week: NHS - 3. 4. V.P. - 3. Pres - 4: FCA - 4 Pre Jr 4 Baseball Who's Who - 2 3. 4: Go Cert of Merit - 3: Soc. of Disr. HS Students - 2 3. 4: 3 ChenW 3 Eng. 3 Hist emifinaMst for PSAT - 4: Moth Team - 1. 2 3. 4- Science Club - 7. % 3. 4. ModelW ? 1, 2 Medal - 2: Rotary Club Student of th rekeeper - 3: Attend Davidson colleg ; - 3; Chemistry Award - 3: Exchong 1 2 3. 4: Football - 4: Attend Colleg y. 2 biology awards - 1. 2. 3. 4: Gc VHS - 3. 4; Football - 2. 3. 4: At 3, President - 3: Attend College and major in Accountingor industrial design. 4 .A 182 JUNIORS Mrs. Cordell, advisor Mr. Wiggins, advisor Rings, good times, hard dosses, prepar- ing for college, Jr. Sr. ore just some of the things in the junior year. Good luck — we 7 see you next year os SENIORSIII Billy Gil I lard. President Paige Martin. Vice. Pres Yvette Life. Sec.Treas. JUNIORS Mark Andress Kenneth Arnett §S Alicia Dacon Eric Doker 184 JUNIORS m m Stacey Breeden Amanda Bridgets Dade Brantley Darrell Brown Rodney Brown Mathew Brown Katherine Carroll Monique Core 185 JUNIORS Melisso Clark 186 JUNIORS Scot Droder Donny Dunn W Wo yon Folson ; Johnny Durden Greg Feuz 187 JUNIORS Billy Gilliard Marry Glisson 4 Cloy Goodwin Down Gowon I've got o story for you. Wanda Green Terry Griffin K. Grynkewich Kothy Guoy Bobby Haddock Mark Hombrick David Hornby Ginger Hamilton | F. Hommond Tony Harrison Jk James Houck Robin Hoynes ft Nicole Henderson Kristie Herring Michelle Herrin A thorn between two roses? C. Hochwold Kermir Holden Gregory Huff Rick Huebner 188 JUNIORS Stephanie Jones James Kenmore James Kennedy 3efh Kicklighrer Jennifer Knox Gail Kowalski Derrick Lompkin How do you do that problem? Jennifer Lone Volerie Lone Alfred Lawrence JUNIORS 190 JUNIORS y Georgi Miller Shown Miller Jonet Maxwell Russ Miller ■1 191 JUNIORS r j Nicole Parrish i Don Peterson 3 S35 Shonon Phott 192 193 v r. Tommy Wilson Lee Williams Lance Williams Wi ioms ' J J. Woolfenden h. Donnie Wooten Kim Wrice Charlotte Wright + Debbie Yawn Lisa Young t Lisa Woods 194 195 SOPHOMORES Sophomores began their adven- ture of preparing for their future lives. For some. it struggle, for others it was a breeze. Many thanks to the staff for making this transition smoother for the Class of '691 Drondon Drozil. president Stephanie Griener. vice- president Sherry Quinn, sect. treos. 197 SOPHOMORES Adorns Down Adorno I hope you don t mean that! Open your eyes when I folk to you I Shannon Adorns Tracey Allison Deedee Allan Orion Alleier Shon Alexander Kelly Allen Tommy Ahl E. Anderson Darlene Ooggs Mario Atkins S. Atkinson Aleno Anderson Dob Armstrong Don Doiley Chuck Dorber Shawn Doiley Terry Doker . Denji Dennett tl Carmen Dennett Cindy Dennett Chondo Deddord Comele Dell Kevin Denton 198 SOPHOMORES J Cothy Dryonr || Regina Buckley Chris Drunelle Wynette Brinson Chris Brosheors Brandon Brazil Angela Car mica I Morien Carter Cindy Chaney 199 SOPHOMORES Tripp Coston Allan Cox Glenn Cox Wendy Crews '? Seon Crosby Felmer Cummins 200 SOPHOMORES Sherri Edwards David Elder Stephen Ellington Angie Eaton | v Keith Evans Alii Everett We idy Facer 201 SOPHOMORES Tommy Fouche -v Angel Fuentes Lois Fuller 202 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Melisso Johnson Jason Johnson k- k j Ovssy Johnson Drooks Jessup I Alvin Jones ' Elizabeth Jones Robyn Jones Ramie Jowers Dennis Kohler Sherri! Johnson : [ ' y Z.e 9 ) . one , Robert Kelly Colleen Kehoe S. Kellogg Marcus Kennedy Mark King My shirt's cleaner! ' Lisa Lombright Alex Lone King Cossie Casey King SOPHOMORES Honey Long jJ VictorLong ;¥ R. McClonohon Eric McOov M. McGohee m Kristi McDuffee Derrick McClain M. McCronie Leoh McGinty Mark McDonald Kristen McKnight 205 SOPHOMORES Amy Morris . Jason Morris 6. McManus Christy Molek Chris Meyers ? Corlisso Miles Jim Millet James Mobley James Murkerson I Patrick Murphy 206 SOPHOMORES Shonda Proctor Cheryl Protin Christy Pruitt Joseph Poppell Caroline Riley C. Rinkevich Arron Ritrgors Ivy Roper Jamie Royal Randy Rozier 207 SOPHOMORES Christy Shuberr Joseph Simmons Marlene Smith £ ToI Smith Soroh Singleton Wally Snow G. Skorpolezos D. Slowikowski Liso Smith US Doug Spinks | Lee Stallard Chris Spain Moya Stephens Heidi Srrofuss Clinton Stevens John Stevens U Leah Strickland Par Sullivan This class is a headache! i .« '— Deckey Tosciotti Chuck Tait 208 SOPHOMORES Lisa Theiling LoShown Thomas How. whot do I do? Croig Thomas H. Thompson Jeffery Thorpe Joe Tommosini Drift Trevothon Klyon Tresvant Carmen Tucker Melisso Troupe Romie West David Wheeler Jasper Worts Michoel Vinson Sheldon Watts Pom Walker Veronica Way J. Watkins Mark Underwood | ■ Shelly Walker r Wallace Lee Wells Angelo Weaver Regina Whipple Laura Whtie 209 212 FRESHMEN The freshmen, being the youngest doss, hove to endure o lot of kidding ond friendly harassing. With three years to go ot GA, they hove much to learn, but also hove o lot of willing teachers. Mr. Sullivan, advisor 213 FRESHMEN Jason Aiken Alan Addison Amy Adams Jason A cos ta Where s my change? || Sheryl Aldridge Trey Alvin Earl Allison Krista Akins William Uaggs v S. Atkinson Katina Atkinson Carla Arnett Sean Armstrong Vonna Anderson Terrance Doss | Staci Dorgoinnler Dobby Dorr Hoi Darber Tim Daker Aletha Daker Donna Dell Jason Derry S. Deckhom Kristin Deck Letoshien Dess f Michael Dlue Christy Dlock Lillian Dest 214 FRESHMEN Stephanie Booth Scott Dransen Chris Boatright Amy Boh lender Henry Boatright Shondo Regina Brontly Keitso Brisson Tanshon Brinkley FRESHMEN Robin Cosh Andrea Clobey Cerroto H Felice Clovel f Thomas Clark I, Darby Covington Lisa Crooms D. Cunningham Polly Corbitt Kathy Daniels Lisa Daniels Kelly Dobbs Derrick Dart George Daniels 216 FRESHMEN Tonyo Drawdy Angelo Dubberly Ashley Dlsque | Charles Donley Jody Dowling Arnette Deedley Lou Ann Dykes] Gannon Edgy Hi! Lose Something? Chad Ellis Michelle Ellison Timothy Everert Lomon Do vis Jill Dean Susan Dubose Venerio Elkins Lisa Forquhot Som Dickinson 217 FRESHMEN Deborah Hall IA j ' 1 w Monica Grant Monie Felrmon A. Florence Vickie Geny Delle Gay let Brian Gerber Lisa Godley Teresa Godley Aretha Gore 0 Jimmy Graham i Chris Griffin orie Griffin We're ready for the weekend! Catherine Gunn 218 FRESHMEN Felicio Hargrove Lori Hand Angie Horn rick Chris Hampton Debbie Hamilton Denise Hall Eorlene Harrison Kim Harris Robert Harrell Kasey Harper Ronnie Hormo' Burgess Hortsell Tino Harvey Lunchtime socializing What ore we doing out here? Toby Helton Thod Hoy good L. Herrington J. Herrington Melanie Herrin Uriah Hendrix K Vickie Henderson K. Herndon Regina Hill At i Laura Herschels . Fredrick Hinnont Nlcklaus Hogan Paul Hollis Dane Hill 219 FRESHMEN Ericko Holmes Heather Horton G. Humphreys v G. Humphreys Mike Jolnes Cynthio Jones Jeff Houghton H Fetido Houser M. Deth Huebner K. Humphreys Moureen Jackson Jonathon Jackson Dayton Ireland Melodle Jackson Tyrone James Sklp-ro-my-LouI Alice Jenson Jeannie Johnson 220 FRESHMEN Jode Kittles Leroux Knight || Donna Lompkin Angelo Lodson hi John Louck V Dor bo to Lo Roche Derh Linkenhoker Coss Littleton $ Michael Lobo | Shonrel Lismore Lauro Lucos Alito Mock Shown Lyons Innocent until proven guiltyl Stocy Morchmon Matthew Mock 221 FRESHMEN Ryan Mathews Antonie Martin Dennis Mashburn Philip Marcum Now. you know better than thatI J. McCrockin Brian McCollun s’. Kendra McCroe Elizabeth Mayes Stacie Miller Kim Middeke Bobby McMillan Cotino Miller Loshown Merrell Alisa McEorchern Tina Moses Sharon Morris Serge Morton J. Moorhead Stephanie Miller Marty Moore Donald Myles Regan Mullikin Sidney Murphy Roderick Myles Smile — you 're on candid comerol Joseph O'Meara Mikael Nymock Rico Nixon Felicia Newberr FRESHMEN Susan Parse 5. Partridge Jamie Peorsor Willie Pholen Sarah Pharr Ashley Parmelee Kirk Porker Stephanie Peede Need something. Marry Plotr Heather Plonk Natasha Register FRESHMEN Leiso Reynolds Valerie Reynolds Christine Ruggles Sonyo Roberts M. Rountree Riley Roberts. Ill Kris Schoefer Deou Sasser Geoffrey Seovey Nicole Schwarz Drian Sherman Jason Sellers Erica Settles A. Skorpolezos Kelcie Slay Gina Small Triess Smiley t Patricia Short , i Dry an Sipe Donald Smith Eddie Smith 224 FRESHMEN Friends forever! Heather Stevens James Stephens Melissa Smith Page Smith Harry Stevens Tote Smith Mechele Taylor Rebecca Sullivan Charles Surer Kris Traylor Timmy Tindall | J f Chip Underwood I'm so happy, sniff, sniff! R. Vasquez Donny Vaughn § Hons Urz L James Trimmings Sim Taylor FRESHMEN Anno Vivenzio Tino Vincent Nicole Wallace 4 5. Walker Charles Wells Dedr a Wo ye H. Whitmore C Whitfield Avery Williams Alyson Williams David Williams Derick Williams Melissa Walker Jeri Wolnwright Kr Calvin Wonzo Who yo colling? Teresa Wolthour Dreono Whipple Jennifer Whalen Carl Westoll La verro West Holly Wiles Sean Wilkes James Wilkerson Judd Wilder Crissy Williams Christy Williams Terrors. Awesome!!! Felecio Williams | | Jeffery Williams 226 FRESHMEN L. Williams Earl Wilson Gill Wood Norosho Worthy S Jeffrey Wright Heather Wynes Liso Yarbrough Karen Younce Katie Zochry AD INDEX Adelaide 249 Air National Guard 256 Altman's 246 Atlas Sign and Mfg. Co. 235 Day Pontiac GMC 253 Deouty College 242 Delk 5 251 Dill Hardison 253 Donnie 's Mane Event 242 Dook Mine 242 Drooks Auto Ports 251 Duilders Supply Corp. 245 Dwk. Country Club Pro Shop 239 Dwk. Fire Dept. 239 Dwk. Moll Darber Shop 239 Dwk. Muffler 250 Carl Dlonron 253 Certified Electirc 247 Chops 242 Chevy Crew 244 Chik-Fil-A 249 City Drug Store 242 Clifton 's Ice Cream 254 Climate Controllers 253 Coastal Appliance Company 246 Coastal Dank 249 Coastal Camera and Photography 240 Coastal Ceveroler 240 Cobwebb Corners 249 Crab Trap 236 Dempsey Realty 236 Dogwood Kennels 247 Ed Doshears 235 Edo Miller 236 Ferrier and Associates 250 First Georgia Savings 247 Flash Foods 240 Foreign Cor Center 246 Gory Grolemund D.P.M. 247 Georgia Pacific Corp. 252 Glenn Lewis and Associates 256 Hollfords Homeroom 246 Hansel and Gretel Fudge 246 Haven Mfg. Corp. 252 Hercules 255 Homeroom 12F 247 Hospital (Glynn Drunswick Memorial) 259 232 AD INDEX Huntley Jiffy Interstate Point Corp. Island Accents Island Automotive J.C. Penney John Mollerte Kroger Lollipop Martin Construction Co. Mary Miller Travel Maty Ragland Photogrophy Network Marketing Porker Kaufman Peanut Shack Peorle Peter's Piggly Wiggly Popingo Video Price Masonory Contractors Roberto s Sea Pok Sears Senior Girls Senior Girls Sr. Simons Drug Co. Stroynorn Construction Student Council Sub Station Tommy's Downtown Auto Repair Trust Company United Zell Hancock 257 247 250 240 245 236 244 246 240 253 242 244 250 240 244 235 236 253 239 250 243 235 237 236 246 244 241 246 250 245 249 246 CREDITS AND SPECIFICATIONS Title Page Photographs - Gayle Dlonton Club Pictures - Hewitt Studios Senior Portraits - Hewitt Studios Underclass Pictures - Life Touch Studios Color Photographers - Gayle Dlonton. Andy Long. Jeff Mosley Staff Photographers — Andy Long. Jeff Mosley. Fran Dailey. Lynn Durham. Golye Dlonton. Drunswids News Opening and Closing Sections. Division Pages - Pam Conner Features Section - Anita Allen. Chele Goodis. Celeste Durke. Chris Doisden Sports Section — Dade Drontley. Chris Watson. Edsel Sorigumba Club Section — Cindy Stray horn. Shown Lyons. Delle Gay let. Lynn Durham Class and Fauclty — Andy Long. Deth Kicklighter. Mick! Mims. Carmen Tucker. Chris Scarborough Ad Section - Allison Dankston. Cher Lynn. Candy Combs Cover Design - Pom Conner All Artwork - Nick Dakagias. Dryan Hozlett Typist - Tiffany Fennell Senior Activities Typist - Kathy Duncan Yearbook Representative - Danny Scott Editor - Pam Conner Advisor - Gayle Dlonton Publisher — Josten American Yearbook Company. Clarksville. Tennessee The 272 page 1967 High Tide was published by Jostens American Yearbook Company. Clarksville. Tennessee, with a press run in excell of 900 copies and a budget of $21,000 plus. 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. 234 235 Congrarularioins To Christy And The Graduating Class Of 1907 rr 'HE. RAB R V Delicious Fresh Seafood • Fried and Broiled m Boiled Crabs Oysters on the half shell 1209 Ocean Boulavard St. Simon lalond. GA (912) 638-3552 2001 Gloucester St., Suite 9 Dwk., GA 01520 264-6166 WMm REALTORS RE MAX COASTAL REALTY INC Johnny Wilson Established 1912 nQ7 Gloucester St. 236 PIGGLY WIGGLY BRUNSWICK COUNTRY CLUB PRO SHOP Don Carter Pro Best Wishes To The Class Of '67 BRUNSWICK FIRE DEPT. Congratulations Class of '67 Chief Tom Nichols, Desiree Hipchen, And The Rest Of Our Dept. Congratulations Seniors 1967 Keep Building On Your Future Price Masonry Contractors Rt 6. Box 59 Brunt wick. Georgia 31520 Them Price Larry Price 265-0087 264-2026 Hurray For The Class Of 1967 Conor 3R atulatf0n55en� orj of '67 rom Tie Staff Foods ISLAND AUTOMOTIVE 289 Skyland Rd., S.S.I. 638-6705 William E. Toler Jr. — Owner Cass Of '74 Congratulations COASTAL CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE 1002 Gloucaster St. 912 265 3540 THE PEANUT SHACK AH Natural, No Preservatives Homemade Candies We Cook All Our Peanuts Daily Glynn Place Mall 240 Glynn Academy Student Council Here To Serve You A PREPARE NOW FOR A PROFITABLE FUTURE IN BEAUTY CULTURE nr T'vV receive expert y rf MU 4 1 INDIVIDUAL M3 JLJj ATTENTION IN CENTER SEt'TMsk PROFESSIONAL 1 ATMOSPHERE i CITY DRUGSTORE BRUNSWICK BEAUTY COLLEGE Home Health Center 265-8888 1400 Newcastle Street BRUNSWICK GEORGIA 31520 AU SERVICES PERFORMED BY STOOOfTS WHY 1624 REYNOLDS ST. ftaglanb $botograpljp XXX 1101 GLOUCESTER STREET POST OFFICE BOX 1158 BRUNSWICK. GEORGIA 31520 MARY I RAGLAND PHONE 912 265-2581 «- Bonnie's Mane, 310B Mallory Street St. Simons Island. Ga. 31522 Event 912 638-3502 Congratulations From Donnie Williams And Staff The Book Mine k 7 7 NEW AND USED BOOKS Chaps f SPECIALIZING IN COMICS AND COMIC SUPPLIES (912) 265-5017 Mot's d ladies' | 1 C asualwear BRUNSWICK MALL MANAGER u: Malter y Sired 4420 AL TAMA A VENUE GAR Y GAY St. Smwm lilaxJ, Cwjjiij NEW COMICS ARRIVING EVERY FRIDAY OsSOOit 1 Congratulations And Good Luck To The Graduating Seniors Of 1937 From: ® SeaHtk the leader in frozen seafood and specialty products. RICHSEAPAK CORPORATION ST SIMONS ISLAND, GEORGIA 31522 • 912 633 5000 Nobody Cotes For Eyes More Than Pearle Congratulations Seniors '87 PEARLE VISION CENTER 1428 Newcastle Street Brunswick, Georgia 31520 912-264-9451 KROGER 4980 Altama Avenue Congratulations Class Of '87 STRAYHOM CONSTRUCTION 1 5 NETWORK MARKETING SYSTEMS £ Counselor and Distributor z Work Smart Not Hard 1309 Gloucester Street hU Brunswick, Georgia 31520 x 912-264-8113 244 ■ramm JCPenney Store - 265-7506 Banking’s best at the .Catalog - 264-5130 Styling Salon - 267-0564 big blue T. GLYNN PLACE MALL Golden Isles Parkway Scranton Rd. tan ta M 4 11 an - 9 an M« It� • U) an haaNMataafeaMI. Inllnl. m If Trust Company Bank Member FUH; 245 f ELL XMancock ■■■■i «NSOHAMC� AOTMCt w «saturi wyt s -- - 912-265-5100 Congratulations Seniors Sllfi STATION I 2695 Glynn Avenue 265-7627 We Deliver � ST. SIMONS DRUG CO. Longview Shopping Center 638-8676 Village 638-2561 FOREIGN CAR CENTER 246 CERTIFIED ELECTRIC INC. Electrical, Air Conditioning Refrigeration EMORY S. YOUNG 109 Key Drive President Brunswick, Ga. 31520 HOURS- n • R - a oo a oo SAT 9 OO I OO sun • a oo • t oo (CVENINO RICR-UR� KENNELS AIR CONDITIONED 8OAR0ING FACILITIES FOR OOG ft CAT since saa with the finest rroressional CANINE OROOWIMO service AVAILABLE IN SOUTHEAST OEOROIA ALL BREEOS GROOMED FROM TOYS TO GIANTS OWNERS � r. ] ioi js-i iMiwAv itni CARLA ft FLOYO BRANTLEY srunswick oa jujo Rhone 1912) 263 4040 CALL TO INSURE AN ARROINTMENT Congratulations Seniors DR. GARY M. GROLEMUND ISOIV2 Norwich Street Brunswick, GA 31520 264-6150 The Paint factory We want to be your bankers! Corporate Offices 1510 Newcastle Street. Suite 200 Brunswick. 267-7283 Altama Office 4510 Altama Avenue Brunswick. 267 0010 St. Si mom Office Retreat Village Shopping Center Sr. Simons island, 638 7118 gsne 247 JpHipop Children’s Clothing - Boys and Girls 1520 Newcastle Street Glynn Place Mall Phone: 265-0461 Phone: 265-0463 FEMININE APPAREL Downtown Brunswick 265-2100 Saint Simons Island 638-2500 Jekyll Island 635-2572 SjattaH dretel FUDGE In Helen since 197) On St. Simon since 1985 Treat Yourself to the Net vest Island Tradition Dave Janet Jones, owners The Only Place in the Golden Isles where All Candies are Made Fresh Daily from Scratch! Our Specialties Include: Fudge • Peanut Brittle • Caramel Apples «White Chocolate Pecan Rolls • Divinity «Chocolate Dipped Strawberries (in season) Caramel Turtles • Chocolate Tuttles • Pralines Hansel Gretel Fudge • 104 Marina ViHagt • P.O. Baa 1725 St. Simon. Island. CA )1522.912 6)8-3170 Coastal 1 APPLIANCES 1 Coastal Appliance Company Sales and Sen ice Lamar Thompson Ou ner 4727 Altama Avenue Brunswick, GA 11520 248 Benjie Webb Chick -fil A of Glynn Place 100 Mall Boulevard Brunswick. GA 31520 Telephone 912 267-1547 M. L. Campbell Del Mar Blinds Walipaper Unfinished Furniture ADELAIDE’S PAINT DECOR Quatitij cM.aHe.l Moored VJ� AI ISJ (J (.ff€X£.nc£ PRATT IAMHIK1 1936 Lanier Plaza BOB WATTS Brunswick. GA 31520 ADELAIDE WATTS (912) 264-8629 Best Wishes! 264-0808 264-0809 UMted APPLIANCES AND ELECTRONICS 1919 GLYNN AVE. LANIER SHOPPING PLAZA BRUNSWICK. GA 31520 The Coastal Bank mihohs re SERVING COASTAL GEORGIA SINCE 1926 (912) 264-8972 (BUSINESS) (912) 264-4818 (HOME) FERRIER ASSOCIATES ATTORNEYS AT LAW JOSEPH H. FERRIER P. O. BOX 1681 1901 Gloucester street BRUNSWICK, GEORGIA 31521 ■'tTF' •■mo TT DAVID GILLEON Owner BRUNSWICK MUFFLER We Put Exhausted Mufflers To Rest 264-8721 3019 Norwich Street Busy Corner Building Brunswick, Georgia Aslant) ©Accents inliynes - ofnleziots J2 ecoeatn e ®Qc xssoziet license!) 4nli fue ®4frptauer qPouU J eQl ult 320 sHalloiy 3$t. £PeU sMaHsf.telf) 3 t. 3$tmoMj e?sU S, ga 31522 J a� sHans Ul� Tommy's Downtown Auto Repair Congratulations Class Of '87 Thomas George 1206 Newcastle St. 267-7851 Brunswick, Ga. 31520 NAPA AUTO PARTS m w Owned Operated by Brooks Auto Parts Quality Parts Professional Service since 1937 HEADQUABTfPS FOR INAPA� AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AND SUPPLIES NAPA HAVEN MANUFACTURING CORPORATION Best Wishes To The Class Of 1987 Cari Blanton Owner David Wooddell Manager CARL BLANTON FLOOR COVERINGS Carpet • Vinyl • Tile • Parquet • Teak Lanier Plaza 1935 Glynn Avenue Telephone Brunswick, Georgia 31520 (912) 264-0733 3 Convenient Locations Brunswick, St. Simons, St. Marys Congratulations From DAY PONTIAC - GMC - JEEP - RENAULT L 472 Altama Ave. (912) 267-0433 HOME OF THE HITS Popingo Video, Inc. 5000 Altama Avenue Brunswick, GA 31520 012 204 0190 0«.: (912) 265-8510 Res.: (912) 264-2149 BILL HARDISON Agent 1608 Gloucester Street Brunswick, Georgia 31520 Qnote % Alert OrtdleG i AlQnri Co Air Conditioning, Solar, Energy Management 265-2222 Burglar Alarms 638-2222 265-1017 St S mon� Sea istand JekyM 253 254 HERCULES HERCULES INCORPORATED FOREST RESOURCES Brunswick, Georgia Congratulations And Best Wishes Class Of 1987 Congratulations Seniors! Ask About Your Opportunities In The Air National Guard On St. Simons Island. 256 Call 63S-4292 HUNTLEY’S JIFFY STORES, INC. GEORGIA OPERATIONS OFFICE 121 KEY DRIVE BRUNSWICK. GA 31523 JIFFY FOOD STORES Congratulations To The Class Of 1987 ST LOCATION 301 Brunswick. 6090 Alramo Ave. 302 Brunswick. 5000 Alramo Ave. 304 Darien. Hwy. 17 South 305 Sr. Simons Island. 509 Ocean Blvd. 306 Waycross. Rt. 5 Box 644A. U.S. 1 North 307 Darien. Hwy. 17 North 306 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. 64 and 17 317 Brunswick. 2905 Glynn Ave. 316 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. 2406 Newcastle St. 324 Brunswick, 603 AIbe r marie St. 325 Brunswick. 2401 Gloucester St. 326 Blacksheor. 703 Gordon St. 327 Blacksheor. 515 Main St. 326 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. 62 and Sunset 334 St. Mary's. 1715 Osborne St. 336 Douglas. U.S. 441 South 337 Brunswick, 3320 Glynn Ave. 336 Fitzgerald. 302 North Grant St. 339 Blacksheor. Hwy. 62 340 Savannah. U.S. 17 and Ogeechee Rd. 341 Garden City. U.S. 17 and Nelson 342 Pr. Wentworth. U.S. 17 and Hwy. 30 343 Savannah. 7203 Abetcorn St. 344 Patterson. U.S. 62 and 32 345 Hozlehurst. Hwy. 341 and Holllngworth 346 Savannah. Hwy. 60 and Dean Forrest Rd. 347 Wilmington Island. Old Tybee Rd. 346 Screven. U.S. Hwy 62 349 Savannah. Hwy. 60 and Toll Rd. 350 Waycross. Hwy. 64 and Dixie Ave. 351 Richmond Hill. Hwy. 17 352 St. Mary's. Go. 40 and Spur 40 354 Brunswick. Altomo and Cypress Mill Rd. 355 Brunswick. Hwy. 17 North Marshes of MacKoy 356 Midway. Hwy. 17 and 62 Junction 357 Savannah. T.V. Circle and White Bluff Rd. 356 Savannah. Eisenhower ond Hodgson 360 Gordon City. Hwy. 60 and Dogleg Rd. 361 Savannah. Ferguson and Skidaway Rd. 362 Eulonlo. Hwy. 99 ond U.S. 17 363 Odum. Hwy. 341 365 Fitzgerald. 311 North Merrimac Drive 366 Fitzgerald. North Dixie Hwy. 367 Fitzgerald. South Dixie Hwy. 366 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 Simons island. 501 Ocean Blvd. 376 Brunswick. 1005 New Jesup Hwy. 377 Brunswick. Cypress Mill and Old Jesup 376 Brunswick. 1163 Cote Rd. 379 Brunswick. 3001 Altamo Ave. 360 Crescent. Hwy. 99 361 Brunswick. 1006 Bay St. 362 Brunswick. 9th St. and Newcastle St. 364 Waycross. 1720 Memorial Drive 365 Waycross. 1332 Frances Street 367 Tybee Island. 1315 Butler Avenue 366 St. Simons Island. 1313 Demere Road 390 Brunswick. 1906 Newcastle Street Glenn Lewis and Associates along with the students of Glynn Academy would like to thonk the faculty for: Seniors - oil the time and dedication you hove given to us over the years. Juniors - guidance and inspiration to forge oheod towards our goals. Sophomores - the coaches ond sponsors of the sports ond other extracurricular activities. Freshmen - the freedom between dosses ond at lunch. Glenn Lewis ond Assoc. - quality based education to our leaders of tomorrow. Glenn Lewis ASSOCIATES 106 Redfern Village St. Simons Isl. 636-6229 A Commitment To Professionalism Soles Rentals Consider an exciting medical career in an innovative hospital - one that will meet your need for growth and experience. Y ou owe it to yourself...a good life...a great job! For information contact: Personnel Office Glynn-Brun8wick Memorial Hospital 3100 Kemble Avenue Brunswick, Georgia 31520 (912) 264-7079 IN MEMORIUM OF JAY YARBOROUGH - the brother I loved so much - If you knew him, you would hove loved him tool 261 DILL MILLER PHOTOGRAPHY __� 3i(C OHiiCer Photography PORTRAITS ENVIRONMENTAL STUOIO WEDDINGS PROMS BILL MARTHA DAVID HANOVER SQ. - FREDERICA RD. PHONE 638-8558 ST. SIMONS ISLAND. GEORGIA 31522 264 REMEMBER WHEN . . . ? 265 2% %' •: •« 268 Pg. 265 Pg. 266 Pg. 267 Pg. 266 Pg. 269 A. Sreph Dickinson A. Reid Trowick A. Potty Moson A. Richard Johnston A. Phil Watson D. Crawford Perkins 0. Kelly Traylor D. LoTonio Williams D. Linda Dillings D. Randolyn Grovner C. Cher Lynn C. Tobi Tommosini C. Dona Sills C. Celeste Durke C. Jeonine Armstrong D. Maureen Finneran D. Amy McNeese D. Anthony Megerr D. Julio Skelton D. Stephanie Ouinnelly E. Cheryl Dufler E. Zok Conner E. Michelle Ferguson E. Shannon Hutchinson E. Andrea Hunter F. Trocy Drunell F. Karen Wright F. Mike Moore F. Drenda Dliss F. Chrissy Eodes 6. Mike Hutchinson G. John Sousa G. Mark Amos G. Rodney Fair well G. Jeff Moseley H. Kelly Hossel H. Lisa Gay H. Megan Rodgers H. Parti Miller 1. Scott Miller 1. Tim Creon 1. Karen Pago 1. Ima Drown J. Pom Conner J. Dernell Lawrence J. Deth Dluesrein J. Lori Crooms K. Tori Cleilond K. Shelly Searcy K. Gina Williams K. Cathy Wrice L. LoShown Johnson L. Kelly Keieleber L. Lauro Levere ft L. Carroll Morgan M. Christina Pa re lidos M. Angelo Smith M. Chris Lighrsey M. Korinno Kittles N. Orion Griner N. Stephanie Fleming N. Lorre via Hampton N. Amanda Hatcher O. Stephanie Lone O. Chuck Aldridge O. Trocy Nowak O. Cindy Natzke P. Ken Druley P. Mary Deth Conner O. Sharon Hoston R. Allison Donksron S. Fran Dailey T. Felecia Way P. Charlotte Swing Q. Deth Humphlett R. Luisa Dickey S. Krissy Fuez T. Darrell Wright P. Nick Dakagias O. Tiffany Fennell R. Laurie Natzke 5. Shannon Foust T. Shannon Domes 269 .4 « J� -r •A . ■■ - _ -V _,5 ••' � Sg S'