Greensboro High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Greensboro, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1981 volume:

eoMejvzs Administration Seniors Classes 31 Athletic Activities Ads 45 63 79 because .. . ... you have been so supportive of us, ... you wouldn’t let us quit trying, ... of your patience with us, ... you believed in us when no one else would, but, greater than all this, you were always there when we needed you most, Mr. Mrs. Hudson Akins, Mr. Mrs. Joseph Bailey, Ms. Aleain Scott, Mr. Mrs. Tommy L. Britt, Sr., Mr. Mrs. Bonnell Langford, Mr. Mrs. George Howard, Mr. Mrs. Charles Capers, Mr. Mrs. Hubert E. Clark, Mr. Mrs. W.A. Collins, Mr. Mrs. James Crews, Mr. Mrs. Everett Dyer, Mr. Mrs. Robert Dudley, Mr. Mrs. Billy Joe Glisson, Mr. Mrs. William Green, Mr. Mrs. Lonnie Hall, Mr. Mrs. Millege Hatten, Mr. Mrs. Lamar Holland, Mr. Mrs. Issac Jakes, Mr. Mrs. Max L. Akins, Mr. Mrs. A.C. Jones, Mr. Mrs. Freeman Lee, Mr. Mrs. Archie Lumpkin, Mr. Mrs. Obie Madry Sr., Mr. Mrs. Lucious Malone, Mr. Mrs. Gordon Martin, Mr. Mrs. Oscar L. Moody, Mr. Mrs. Gerald Moore, Mr. Mrs. Douglas Popped, Mr. Mrs. Clarence Pride, Mr. Mrs. Alphiues Stanley, Mr. Mrs. Earnest Scott, Mr. Mrs. Jeffery Scott, Mr. Mrs. James E. Shepard, Mr. Mrs. Hubert Shipman, Mr. Mrs. Wilford Kennedy, Mr. Mrs. Mack Adams, Mr. Mrs. Logan Whalen, Mr. Mrs. Clifford Woods, we, the Seniors of 1981, take this opportunity to express our deepest appreciation by dedicating this our 1981 edition of The Bulldog to our Parents, 2 JUST BECAUSE WE LOVE YOU! SSCKSZAKJSS Mrs. Shirley Revell Mrs. Alice Clark Mrs. Evelyn Wilcox wow mzmiezjoMc r Mrs. Susan Manual Mrs. Lillie Mae Hendrix Q.M.S. MS i hS t GADSDEN DISTRICT SCHOOLS CMS SCAM Mr. Lamar Alday Mr. Charlie Baker Mr. Nelson Clark Mr. Everett Dyer Mr. Burt Gainous Mr. Ernest Presha Mrs. Essie Rudd Mr. Alday Mr. Baker Mr. Clark Mr. Dyer Mr. Gainous Mr. Presha Mrs. Rudd 6 “As we come to the end of the road, we find ourselves going in different directions. sswok MSMOKJSS Brenda Britt Barron Clark Jessie Brown Judy Crews Lonnie Capers Delores Dudley Notebooks, Pencils, Basketballs Half my life within these walls Half my Life in Five short years. Times of joy and times of tears Winning, Losing, Sportsmanship Walking, palming, slam, dunk, rip N-E- D-T, D-A-T, Gosh, they love it testing me! Notes for Books long Overdue Always seemed to follow you Lunch line, Talk time, Stupid machine! One more quarter to redeem. All these Mem’ries Fill my mind, Think I’ll keep them quite some time. Keep Cynthia Lee-Sylvester Hatten Cindy Martin-Lonnie Capers MOSZ AZMSZje Laura Shepard-Lonnie Capers Brenda Britt-Sylvester Hatten CjCASS mwzs Kim Holland 11 ri Gloria Jakes Laurel Johnson Cindy Martin Kenny Dyer Donna Lemieux Cynthia Martin Linda Lumpkin Linda Lumpkin Stewart Scott tiSSZ MX AKOHm r reddie Lee Jones Kim Holland-Kenny Dyer Stewart Scott-Linda Lumpkin mosz mzsjusezuM Benjamin Malone Barron Clark-Michelle Smith John Whalen-Laurel Johnson 3 Clarence Pride Earnestine Scott MOSZ MPSmAKCS Scott Poppell Cynthia Martin-Scott Poppell Linda Lumpkin-Barron Clark MOSZ SPJKJZ8D Jacqueline Scott MOSZ ZAJCStfZST) Gayle Woods-Derrick Moore Laura Shepard-Kenny Dyer Gayle Woods-Stewart Scott Kim Holland-Lonnie Capers IS nesz DfcssssD Agnes Shipmon Michelle Smith Barron Clark-Linda Lumpkin Kim Holland-Lonnie Capers WJZZJSSZ Anthony Stanley Stewart Scott-Cynthia Akins Laura Shepard-Kenny Dye 16 VMst iezoKUfl I'J.VPJ CUMPKW Grade Average: 3.80 Special Interest: Singing, Cooking, Reading Future Plans: Florida A M Major: Pharmacy SM’UZAWKUtf MJCMSCCS SMJZM Grade Average: 3.76 Special Interest: Sewing, Reading Future Plans: Florida A M Major: Pharmacy MONOK SZWDSNZS Michelle Smith 3.76 Kenny Dyer 3.13 Barron Clark 3.00 non wszmezjomc LUNCHROOM PERSONNEL-Mrs. Lucille Williams, Mrs. Gay Shepard, Mrs. Lillie Ellis, Mrs. Buford Shepard, Mrs. Martha Ellis-Manager Mr. Andrew Vaughn Mr. Lamar Alday-Custodian 21 'onna Linda Michelle Agnes mPMZMStfZS “The Guidance Office and Guidance Counselor means a place where students can go to talk with someone rather than being talked to. Students can talk about their feelings, likes, and dislikes, joys and sorrows, without being threatened or judged. “Try it-you’ll like it!” The G.H.S. Counselor also: -is Testing Services Coordinator -updates students permanent records -Career and Educational Counselor -awards day coordinator -handles registration and coordination of new and in-coming students -registers Voc Tec students and keeps daily bus attendance -coordinates school day picture photography -provides a means for gathering development information about students and interprets this to students, teachers, and parents Mrs. Macon and the Library furnish valuable help and research materials to students in their search for information. Always improving the Library, Mrs. Macon orders new books and materials. MR. 9.8. ZOOjCS GUJDANCS COUmCOK MSDJA Mrs. Josephine Macon “An invaluable assistant to both students and teachers.” The Library houses the card catalogue index, periodicals, and Mrs. Macon has accumulated quite an extensive source of materials in file folders. Q.H.S. JCMKAKJAH 23 CAMUAGS AKZS Staff Mrs. Marian Bethune Mrs. Mary Gunn Mrs. Ruby Hutley Mrs. Janet Kever Mrs. Cornelia Smith Mrs. Marian Bethune English National Honor Society Sponsor Mrs. Bethune “I enjoy more than anything observing creativity on the part of the student because creativity leads to inductive thinking.” Mrs. Mary Gunn English-11th Home Room Sponsor “Knowing that I have assisted a student in some way that will be helpful to him her in the future whether by book knowledge or “It is satisfying to be able to see progress in students’ reading abilities.” Mrs. Cornelia Smith Reading Science 7th Grade Sponsor “Having a student recommend something to another student is rewarding.” Mrs. Janet Kever English Journalism Senior Sponsor r w ■ ethics in general.” Mrs. Mary Louise Blount-Teacher’s Aide 2S MAZM Staff Mrs. Ruby Hutley Mrs. Mildred Ross Mr. William Rowell Mrs. Phyllis Simmons Mrs. Mary Louise Blount-Teachers’ Aide Mrs. Ruby Hutley Business Math English Math 9th Grade Sponsor Mrs. Mildred Ross Algebra Math 26 MK- WJjCjCJAM KOWSjCjC ACQSMA AZMCSZJC DJKSCZOK KASKSZBACZ i dOOZXACC COACH 27 semes MX. QAKyMVANZ Biology Science Basketball Coach Staff: Mr. Gary Bryant Mr. Neil Deese Mr. Floyd Marlow 7th Science MX. MOV'D MARJCOW Science Chemistry Photography Club Mr. Marlow Above-Chemistry Below-Science Class 28 moms seomMJes Mrs. Pam Barnett-8th Grade Sponsor Home Economics-Modern Family Living Mrs. Barnett Agr iN sS™i'FFAClub SPSCJAjC 29 Mrs. Gwendolyn Davis MSJMSS SDUCAZJON Mrs. Bernice Toole Business Education Annual Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor Angie checks typing composition Mrs. Bernice Toole SOCJM S Staff: Mrs. Lizzie Bouie Mr. Carl Bryant Mr. John Coggin Mrs. Mary Whatley Mrs. Mary Whatley-Senior Sponsor Social Studies-Jr. Varsity Cheerleader Sponsor Mr. John Coggin American History-Government Drivers Education Mr. Carl Bryant Social Studies-Softball Coach 8th Grade Sponsor 30 Adams, Timothy Bentley, David Clark, Connie Clark, Dawn Cline, Durwood Conley, Patricia Crews, Charles Davis, Dionne Dudley, Edith Edenfield, Jane Griffin, Edward Cordell McMillon-Gleycia Matthews Harris, George Holmes, Donald Howell, David Jackson, Betty King, Elinor Langford, Michael Langford, Mickey Lee, Debra Matthews, Gleycia McCall, Melissa Grice, Vincent McMillan, Penny McMillon, Cordell McMann, Genell Meagher, Pamela Miley, Kenneth Nicodemus, Gregory Moody, Oscar Paul, Michael Porter, Danny Potter, Russell Roach, Amy Roberts, Alice Scott, Karen Rolax, Sonya Stanley, Gregory Starke, Cynthia Thurman, Gwenevere Walter, Patricia Woodard, Mary Watkins, Donna SOP. Bailey, Vanessa Betton, Gary Clark, Derrick Clark, Irvin Dudley, Jackie Godwin, Pamela Godwin, Paula Granger, Mark Hall, Inez Helms, Gregory Hindman, Lisa Hobbs, Angela Holmes, Ronnie Jackson, Phillip Jenkins, Roy Lemieux, Daryl J Lumpkin, Willie McCay, Betty McCloud, Van McDaniel, Melody McMillan, Stanley Madry, Timothy Marshall, Shonnie Murray, Angela Murray, Byron Pearson, Amos Martin, Timothy Peterson, Linda Richardson, Teresa Robinson, Elouise Safford, Stevie Starke, Arnold Shepard, Beckie Shepard, Hank Starling, Dianna Whalen, Ralph Thigpen, Dexter Thomas, Nicholas Walker, Cedric Walker, Ella Mae Wilson, Ira Nell Wilson, Mary Woods, Herbert Anderson, Danny Baker, Betty Bentley, Sheila Betton, Janice Black, Richard f $ A W n Bodiford, Marsha i y - i 'IJ, ilJ J' r UVOKKSS Hope Bradwell-Tony Britt Fox, Tammy Jo Fox, William Gainous, Glenda Gainous, Latrenda Goodson, Marcia Green, Marshilla Britt, Tony Collier, Marie Dudley, Sharon Fields, Michelle Ford, Michael Griffin, James Guest, Jayne Hancock, Gina Helms, Yolanda Hendrix, Devonne Holmes, Anglie Jackson, Rosa James, Frank James, Tonya Kinch, Teri King, Sandra McAffee, Catherine 36 McAffee, Johnny McMillan, Dorothy Mathews, Sabrina Mayo, Joey Meagher, Michael Melendy, Sherena MSfl uvokjzss Mike Meagher-Genie Melton Melton, Bernice Melton, Genie Mercer, Keith Murray, Sophia Nicodemus, Jeffery Peterson, Brenda Phillips, Wayne Pitts, Michael Pride, Jacqueline Pride, Marcus Pruitt, Roy Rolax, Helenthia Shipman, Irvin Shiver, Dennis Shuler, John Skipper, Henry Smith, Dennis Stanley, Steven Thomas, Elesha Wilson, Nelson Whalen, Autumn 37 Allen, Mickey Ash, Carolyn Bailey, Jeremiah Bailey, Pamela Barr, Eric Bouie, Lester Brown, Glennis Burdick, Robert Carter, Tammy Cladd, Deloris Cladd, Johnny Clark, James Cloud, Harry Colkmire, Michael Curry, John Deal, Timothy Edenfield, Wallace Ellis, Dianne Ford, Alvin Fox, Pamela Garrett, Michael Hamm, David Hatcher, Timothy Henry, Jimmy Johnson, Gregory Jones, Bernard Jordan, Tony Martin, Susan McCloud, Thenell McMann, Christine McMann, Michelle McMillan, Lesley Monk, Ruth Moody, Bora Pace, Christy Susan Martin-Eric Barr Scott, Vence Shiver, Jerry Starke, Bobbie Nell Starling, Jonathan Starling, Luke Thomas, Mary Walter, Bettie Walter, Juanita Whitle, Misty Williams. Forrest Williams, Wallace Young, Barry Young, Charleston UVOKJZSS Michelle McMann-Barry Young Reed, Jimmy Lee Rolax, Kimberly Rowell, Tracy Safford, Trudie Scott, Teresa rr Adams, Carolyn Adams, Ellen Applewhite, Edward Ash, Shonjala Battles, Jerome Branch, Acquenetta Brown, Shirley Brown, Starla Bundy, Michelle Cessna, Paul Clark, Tracy Cook, Bobby Crews, Phyllis Curry, Anthony Dudley, Theresa Ellis, Mark Evans, Barbara Fields, Carlla Fields, Dorothy Fox, Connie Fox, Ricky Frascona, Victoria Gaines, Oscar Graddy, Jacqueline Traci Lee-Brent Holland ssvsnzm Grager, Van Timothy Holland, Hatcher, Henry, Betty Jakes, Christine James, Altonyer Jones, Freddie Johnson, Rita Lee, Traci Lemieux, Donald Marlow, Stephanie Maxwell, Marilyn McClay, Sharon McMillon, Vernessa Melvin, Kenneth Miley, Sherrie Mixon, Latonya Mullins, Paul Murray, Marvin Rogers, Kimpton Sanders, Valorie Rogers, Fawn Safford, Latitia Rowan, Matthe Strange, James Taylor, Melissa Whittle, Joey Thomas, Bonnie Skipper, Christopher Stark Tammie uvokjzbs Shonjala Ash-Altonyer James Washington, Christopher Williams, Eddie Wilson, Sharon VOCAZJOMC First Row-Brenda Baily, Dianne Butler, Ella Mae Walker, Earnes-tine Scott, Gradis James, Bobbie Starke, Roy Jenkins, Clarence Pride Second Row-Yvonne Jordon, Stanley McMillian, Judy Crews, Dur-wood Cline, Tim Martin, Betty Me Cay, Becky Shepard AUTO MECHANICS-Kenny Miley 42 AUTO BODY REPAIR Clarence Pride PLUMBING Durwood Cline smeAZjow TRACTOR MECHANICS; Jerry Shiver. deCA; LR-Jackie Scott, Patricia Conley, Becky Shepard, Betty McKay, Ela Mae Walker. ELECTRICIANS W LR-Gradis James, Stanley McMillian, Oscar Moody. LR-Tim Martin, Roy Jenkins, Mike Rudd. 43 mysjeM SDueAZJow STAFF: Mrs. Lizzie Bouie Mr. Robert Jackson Mrs. Bouie Mrs. Lizzie Bouie-8th Grade Sponsor Physical Education-Social Studies Girls’ Volleyball Coach Mr. Robert Jackson Physical Education-Health Head Football Coach Mr. Jackson 44 GReSNSKORO HJQM mUXDOQS Jessie Brown Kenny Dyer Lonnie Capers Sylvester Hatten ZMS QMS MWDOQS 1980-si Clarence Pride Gary Hall 46 fr i k 9 A y 0 r ft Micky Langford Michael Langford Rusty Potter David Howell d| « i i k A il 9 £ Mark Granger Greg Stanley Gradis James Rex Holmes EF Ji© L- i'. It' 0 X k Herbert Woods Wallace Bostick Dexter Thigpen Cedrick Walker ff'l, iLjr J • in JL ii ih 't'y I ■.ii Amos Pearson Tony Britt Nelson Wilson Derrick Clark 47 51 VAKSJZy BASK Kneeling 1 to r: Gradis James, Vann McCloud, Roy Pruitt, Wallace Bostic and Herbert Woods. Standingl to r: Manager Lester Bouie, Dexter Bouie, Greg Nicodemus, Derrick Moore, Sylvester Hatten, Lonnie Capers, Mickey Langford and Coach Gary Bryant. ‘JK. VAKSJZy KASKSZBACjC 52 Front Row Kneeling 1 to r: Thenell McCloud, Amos Pearson, Nick Thomas, Danny Anderson, Derrick Clark, and Stevie Safford. Standing 1 to r: Coach Robert Jackson, Wallace Bostic, Dexter Thigpen, Nelson Wilson, Frank James, Michael Ford, Rex Holmes, Cedric Walker, Phillip Jackson, Manager Greg Stanley. ZMS D Dexter Bouie Lonnie Capers Sylvester Hatten Mickey Langford Derrick Moore Byron Murray Greg Nicodemous Roy Pruitt Gradis James Van McCloud Herbert Woods 53 GMCS MASKSZUACC Kneeling 1 to r: Dionne Davis, Sophia Murray, Tracy Rowell, Autumn Whalen, Latrenda Gainous and Angela Murray. Standing 1 to r: Manager Brenda Britt, Mary Green, Mary Woodward, Helenthia Rolax Elesha Thomas, Penny McMillan, Cynthia Lee and Coach Bill Rowell. 56 “ZHS CADV Dionne Davis Latrenda Gainous Angela Murray Tracy Rowell Elesha Thomas Cynthia Lee Helenthia Rolax Autumn Whalen Penny McMillian Sophie Murray Mary Woodard Christine Jakes Phyllis Crews Carolyn Carter IV. CHSSRCEAVSKS r Standing: Stephanie Christine, and Victoria Seated: Phyllis, Bobbie Nell, Michelle, and Carolyn. Captain-Stephanie Marlow Victoria Frascona Bobby Nell Starke Michelle Field 59 Sabrina Matthews Donna Watkins Brenda Peterson Vanessa Bailey VARSJZIJ CHSERCEA'DSRS Shonnie Marshal Genie Melton 1st row-Sabrina, Linda, Vanessa, Gleycia, Brenda, 2nd row-Gwen, Donna, Shonnie, Genie. 3rd row-Lisa, 4th row-Mrs. Smith-Sponsor Linda Camarotti Gleycia Matthews Lisa Hindman Gwen Thurman 60 VOjCjCSWMX Tanya James Penny McMillian Sharon Dudley 61 M iss Greensboro 7980-1981 jCAUKA $ MSP a no MJSS QKSSNSnOKO 1980-1981 Donna Lemieux Kim Holland Kim Holland-Escort: Lonnie Capers Donna Lemieux-Escort: Jim Lemieux 3JKSZ KUNMK-UP SSCOflD KUflMK-UP mjss MOMseoMJM eounz MICHELLE SMITH MARY GREEN msz KHJW8K-UP sseom KUMMSK-UP 67 s V ucc uszmc eounz-1980-1981 DeVonne Hendrix Devonne Hendrix-Tracey Rowell-Pam Fox 71 9 o u n A £ J S M Sponsor: Mrs. Janet Kever Editors: Mickey Langford Kenny Dyer Seated: L. to R. Mickey Mrs. Kever Kenny Seated Amy Roach Karen Scott Mickey Langford Patricia Walter Ellanor King Standing Pam Meagher Tim Adams Greg Nicodemus Rusty Potter David Howell Michael Paul Seated Lonnie Capers Sylvester Hatten Kenny Dyer Cindy Martin 71 -Wfr Mr. Lonnie Hill (j.M.S. BAM) Jeanne Murray Gayle Woods-Drum Major 73 Sgt. Carr at attention. Sgt. Carr and officers; LR; Sgt. Carr, 1st Lt. David Bentley, 2nd Lt. Stewart Scott, 2nd Lt. Edward Griffin, 2nd Lt. Dexter Bouie. 1st and 2nd platoons in formation. Drilling in formation. COMPANY 74 Lt. Col. Wade Lovings OM ZM£tW£S wpm Greg Helms, Eddie Griffin, Sgt. Carr, Tim Hall, Bobby Cook ZOP KJUSMAA Greg Helms COCOK QUAK'D Tim Hall, John Shuler, Bobby Cook, and Wayne Phillips 4th Platoon Leader Ssg Hank Shepard 75 3rd Platoon-Leader 2nd Lt. Eddie Griffin mzjomjc honor soejszy Seated: Jane Edenfield, Amy Roach, Karen Scott, Dawn Clark, Mrs. Bethune Standing: Linda Lumpkin, Brenda Britt, Michelle Smith, Kenny Dyer, David Howell, Greg Nicodemus, Mickey Langford, Rusty Potter y A 1st: Misty Whittle, Kim Rolax, Tra-cey Rowell, Eric Barr C 2nd: Christy Pace, James Griffin, Nick Thomas, Linda Peterson 3rd: Vanessa Baily, Dennis Smith, Eloise Robinson, Barry Young 4th: Hope Bradwell, Elesha Thomas, V Roger Lumpkin, Tonya James, Jeff Nicodemus HUMOR MOyOR A £ 5th: Herbert Woods, Phillip Jackson, Jonathan Starling, Mr. Bryant, Michael Pitts 5 o e j s z V 76 SZIW8JVZ Sponsors Mrs. Mildred Ross Mrs. Whatley From 1-r; 1st row: G. Thurman, R. Potter, K. Dyer, V. Bailey, P. McMillian, Mrs. Whatley, Mrs. Ross, A. Roach, M. Langford, G. Nicodemus, 2nd row: P. Jackson, B. Britt, L. Lumpkin, L. Capers, S. Scott, D. Clark, A. Hobbs, 3rd row: A. Whalen, M. Whittle, E. Barr, F. James, S. Grimes, L. Peterson, K. Rogers, J. Griffin, 4th row: N. Thomas, S. Murray, A. Holms, B. Peterson, T. Lee, V. McMillian, R. Lumpkin AMSKJCA Sponsor Mr. Neil Deese From 1-r: 1st row: S. Popped, R. Potter, G. Harris, C. Martin, D. Bentley, K. Scott, G. Melton, 2nd row: H. Shepard, G. Glisson, D. Porter, J. Edenfield, D. Clark, J. Guest, 3rd row: T. Adams, D. Le-mieux, S. Marlow, M. Colk-mire, M. Taylor, S. Martin, R. Johnson, T. Rowell, 4th row: D. Lemieux, M. Allen, 5th row: E. Griffin, D. Scott, R. Monk JUZUK£ MKMSKS 77 Club sponsor; Mr. Floyd Marlow. Club officers, Sec. Kim Holland, V.P. Greg Ni-codemus. Treasurer-David Howell, President-Kenneth Dyer. Mr. Marlow explains developing techniques. LR; Jessie Brown, David Howell, Greg Nicode-mus phozoqkaphv David Howell, Jesse Brown, Kenneth Dyer Kneeling: L to R: Gina Hancock, Tracy Rowell, Autum Whalen, Missy Taylor, Stephanie Marlow, Michael Pitts, Jesse Brown. Standing: Marsha Bodiford, Kenny Dyer, Greg Nicodemus, David Howell, Kim Holland, Greg Stanley, Timothy Deal, Hope Bradwell, Sherena Melendy. 78 §s A WEDDING y MADE IN HEAVEN... (with a little help from us!) UOl D MAKCOIV PHOZOQKAPHXf Call 442-6556 Complete Coverage Wedding Announcements Engagement Announcements Discreet Ceremonial and Reception Coverage Special Effect Portraits -Candlelight -Double exposure -Casuals -Others Custom Packages Available for any Event KOyi) MARMW PHOZOQRAPHy P.O. Box 98 Greensboro, Florida 32330 80 PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING PHONE 442-4490 MM sny ms MARLENE CESSNA Certified Duncan Ceramics esKAMJes4 ffiZS CLASSES FREE Phone 627 8886 Compliments of Conerly Bootery, Inc. 13 E. Jefferson Street Beer - Bait - Tackle • Information - Ice - License ROY GOODSON S BAIT AND TACKLE Phone 904-663-4245 GUIDE at VICE: Apalachicola River Lake Seminole River Landing Road Chattahoochee. FL 32324 Abstracts 105 E. Jefferson St. Quincy. 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Jefferson Quincy, Florida CROUCH REXALL DRUGS Downtown 875-3000 Plaza Shop and Save Drugs Quincy Plaza 627-9294 Quincy, Florida AIM: Secretary, NICKNAME: Kim (Kim Holland) QUOTATION: “You only have one life, so live in such a way people will remember you when you are gone.” AIM: Pharmacist, NICKNAME: Shelly Baby (Michelle Smith) QUOTATION: “Live for today because tomorrow is not promised to you.” AIM: Trade School, NICKNAME: Diane (Sandra Butler) QUOTATION: “You should try your best in school.” AIM: Physchiatric Aide, NICKNAME: Nat (Gloria Jakes) QUOTATION: “There is a dialectical connection between men and women, but neither can be understood or explained without reference to the other.” AIM: Army, NICKNAME: Frog (Gary Hall) QUOTATION: “Set a goal and reach that goal.” AIM: To get a good job, NICKNAME: Dank (Delores Dudley) QUOTATION: “If you are a man act like a man and not like a woman, if you are a woman act like a woman not like a man, be yourself.” AIM: College, NICKNAME: Sweet Silver (Sylvester Hatten) QUOTATION: “Whatever you do in life, don’t give up, have pride in what you do.” AIM: Airline Stewardess, NICKNAME: Cindy (Cynthia Martin) QUOTATION: “Live every day as if it were your last, because you have no promise of a tomorrow.” AIM: College, NICKNAME: Cynt (Cynthia Lee) QUOTATION: “Learn to see in another’s calamity the ills which you should avoid.” AIM: College, NICKNAME: Bounchie (Fannie Thomas) QUOTATION: “If you want enemies, excell others, if you want friends let others excel you.” AIM: To serve GOD, NICKNAME: Squeaky (Donna Lemieux) QUOTATION: “You might lose, but you win because you tried.” AIM: Christian College, NICKNAME: Dyer or D (Kenny Dyer) QUOTATION: “Be yourself, you are unique, you are loved just the way you are.” AIM: Nurse or Model, NICKNAME: Cheesey (Cynthia Akins) QUOTATION: “If you make money your God, it will plague you with the devil.” AIM: Trade School, NICKNAME: Bam Bum (Brenda Baily) QUOTATION: Do your best in school. 108 AIM: FAMU, NICKNAME: Tat (Agnes Shipmon) QUOTATION: “Be yourself because if you don’t in the end you’ll be by yourself.” AIM: College, NICKNAME: Peaches (Gayle Woods) QUOTATION: “Love is a feeling that you feel when you are about to feel that feeling that you’ve never felt before.” AIM: Own recording studio, NICKNAME: Lude or Waylon (John Whalen) QUOTATION: “Dreams are the beginning of success, believe in your dreams and make them happen, then you can come and live in the world of success with me.” AIM: Model or Doctor, NICKNAME: Rat or Nurse (Laurel Johnson) QUOTATION: “If you love something set it free, if it returns it’s yours, if it doesn’t, it never was.” AIM: College, NICKNAME: Stone Wall Jones (Freddie Jones) QUOTATION: “Never start unless you finish.” AIM: Military Police, NICKNAME: Down Town Jessie Brown QUOTATION: “It is easier to supress the first desire than to satisfy all that follows it.” AIM: Mechanic, NICKNAME: Dilly (Glenn Glisson) QUOTATION: “Do good today and even better tomorrow.” AIM: Dentist, NICKNAME: (Mary Green) QUOTATION: “We only have one life to live so why not make the best of it?” AIM: Model, NICKNAME: Lil’ Shep (Laura Shepard) QUOTATION: “If you can’t be good, be good at it.” AIM: Job Corps, NICKNAME: Tiny (Earnestine Scott) QUOTATION: “You should pay attention to your teachers.” AIM: College, NICKNAME: Lump (Linda Lumpkin) QUOTATION: “Our greatest glory consists not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall.” AIM: College, NICKNAME: Butterball (Brenda Britt) QUOTATION: “Live today because tomorrow may be to late.” AIM: Airline Pilot, NICKNAME: B. Clark (Barron Clark) QUOTATION: “We judge ourselves by what we feel capable of doing, while others judge us by what we have already done.” zms miwog szaw Seated: Cindy Martin, Linda Lumpkin, Laurel Johnson, Kenny Dyer, Michelle Smith, Kim Holland Standing: Agnes Shipmon, Gayle Woods, Gloria Jakes, Fannie Thomas, Barron Clark, Jesse Brown, Cynthia Lee Not shown: Laura Shepard Donna Lemieux Sponsor Mrs. Bernice Toole Photographers Mr. Floyd Marlow Mr. J.B. Toole Mrs. Toole Laurel Mr. Marlow GKSSHSMOKO MQH mi First Row Barron Clark Greg Stanley Cynthia Lee Second Row Fannie Thomas Agnes Shipmon Third Row Gloria Jakes Gayle Woods Not Shown Laura Shepard Donna Lemieux Typing is one of the major duties in yearbook production. 1980-81 Officers Editor-in-Chief-Kenny Dyer Assn’t Editor-Laurel Johnson Managing Editors: Linda Lumpkin Michelle Smith Bus. Editor: Barron Clark Sports Editors: Jesse Brown Delores Dudley Gloria Jakes Clubs Activities Fannie Thomas Agnes Shipmon Class Editors: Kim Holland Cynthia Martin Laura Shepard Seated: Kenny Dyer Laurel Johnson Standing: Michelle Smith Linda Lumpkin Top Editing Staff SSMJOK PK We, the Seniors of 1981, predict that ten years from now ... John Whalen, who asked sophisticated questions in Mr. Coggin’s class, is now Foriegn Ambassador to Iran . .. Linda Woods, who wanted to be a Computer Programmer, now owns IBM Inc. She invented the first machine .. . Michelle Smith used in her Dating Service-Michelle’s main attractions are . . Kenny Dyer and Lonnie Capers, the winners of the Bo Luke Duke contest. After years of trying, . . . Stewart Scott, the Bishop of the Union Chapel in Sawdust, FL., has not yet suceeded in recruiting .. Anthony Stanley. Fannie Thomas owns her own Penthouse Magazine Corporation with her models .. . Laura Shepard, . . Laurel Johnson, ... and Cynthia Akins part-time. Flying high is our U.S. Air Lines Pilot ... Barron Clark with his stewardess . .. Jackie Scott, who got jet lag on their first flight. ... Clarence Pride has rebuilt GMH and . .. Scott Poppell has moved the Fletcher’s and Suber’s out of the farming business .. . Gary Hall has become a star on the Muppet Show as Kermit the Frog. Brenda Bailey is a lawyer with . . . Kim Holland as her legal secretary. So far she hasn’t won any cases due to the fact that she charges $500 an hour .. . Donna Lemieux, along with her husband Jim, has joined Oral Roberts University . .. Freddie Jones went to Tampa, FL. and won the Mr. Universe Contest partly because he was the only one in the contest. Linda Lumpkin has started a medical school for foreign students. So far she has 10 Mexicans, 8 Italians, 9 Germans, 15 Japanese, and 20 Chinese. ... Sylvester Hatten always wanted to be associated with professional football. He is waterboy for the Dallas Cowboys .. . Gloria Jakes was working at FSH as a psychiatric aide, but broke the policy by hitting one of the patients .. . Cynthia Lee returned to Greensboro and has moved Mr. Rowell to assistant coach . . . Cynthia Martin is the new Agriculture Professor at Chipola. She has perfected the first test tube calf. Lisa Moody finally has her own nursery-which consists of 25 children. Guess What? They are all hers!!!!!! Derrick Moore owns his own restaurant with the slogan, “Eat Now, Die Later.” Meanwhile, Sawdust has made improvements with its mayor .. . Brenda Britt. She has as her secretary Agnes Shipmon who types 10 w.p.m. She will never be at the unemployment office because she always has work to do (you can see why) .. . Earnestine Scott owns her own bakery shop making wedding cakes hoping one day to make her own ... Mary Green has as her dental asst. Deloris Dudley. They invented steel dentures .. . Glenn Glisson is the proud owner of Crosby’s Station and Body Shop . . Dianne Butler is a head specialist in New York City. After being in the Army for 10 years, .. . Dexter Bouie was arrested by M.P. Jessie Brown and lost his rank of Buck Pvt. etAss Mjszony In the gates of eternity the black hand and the white hand hold each other with an equal clasp.” The Class of 81 traveled a multi-pathed way in their quest for an education. Our journey was filled W-n exc‘teiyi®nt anc fun along with disappointments and failures. Perhaps our greatest acheivement will be receiving our diplomas for the hard and dedicated work that we have accomplished. 112 First grade was our period of adjustment, we had to adjust to leaving the security of our parents and unwillingly being thrust into the hands of our first grade teachers. Here, we learned our ABC’s and 123’s. I wonder did Fannie T. ever stop crying long enough to learn anything? And did K. Holland ever realize that Mrs. Larkin wasn’t that bad after all. In our second year, we stopped crying and started trying. It was in this year that we were segregated. We learned how to write cursive. F. Britt and L. Lumpkin thought that cursive writing was small v’s written continuously. I wonder if L. Johnson ever got over her first boyfriend? In the third grade, we began to enjoy school because it was in this year that we participated in the May Day Program. We did the hula dance and the girls got to shake their grass skirts. G. Glisson use to have a lot of temper tantrums and run out of the room when he couldn’t get his way. Even today he has tantrums but has stopped running out of class. Our fourth year was very eventful. We went on our first field trip to the Jr. Museum and the Post Office in Talla. C. Lee couldn’t go because she broke two of her toes. D. Dudley took some students for hitting her in the eye to the office. We also participated in Field Day which a few of us won various prizes for contests. Fifth grade was not as exciting as our previous year, Sylvester, Stewart, and Ben, created a little excitement by burning up C. Akins shawl for telling their secret. Mr. Drayton had an accident which changed his appearance. I wonder did F. Britt ever stop laughing at him? L. Shepard got real mad because the principal would not let her in the class with her friends. She finally got her way. We’ve reached the half-way mark. We considered ourselves as Srs. of the Elementary School. We made history in this year. We were the first Graduating Class of the Greensboro Elementary. This year, we also visited the High School. Seventh grade was like starting all over again. New teachers, changing classes, getting lost, and being sent to the office. All of that was an everyday thing. We set the record for the class with the least tardies because we used to run to every class period. By the time eighth grade rolled around, we were all in shape after running so much the last year. This was the start of our athletic careers. Cynthia Lee joined the Girls’ Basketball Team, S. Hatten, J. Brown, and D. Bouie were starters for the “C” Team. A. Chipmon, F. Britt, L. Shepard, L. Johnson, and G. Woods tried their hands at cheering. Freshmen at last! This year didn’t turn out to be what we thought it would because all we got was our titles. This year K. Holland became a Majorette and helped the band to receive an Excellent rating in the District Contest. The Majorettes received a Superior rating that year. Tenth graders and we were finally considered as high school students. This was our best year yet. K. Dyer and L. Capers finally made the varsity football team. We had a winning season, but it wasn’t because of their contributions because they warmed the bench most of the time. In our Jr. years, we had the privilege of ordering our class rings a year before graduation. Our Girls’ Basketball Team made history in this year by advancing to the State Championship, led by the one and only powerful C. Lee (The Dr. J. of the girls’ basketball)! We struggled to give the Seniors their Prom. We peddled Mother’s Day Cakes along with paying our dues and having bake sales. The Prom was a great success which we talked about for weeks. SENIORS! Can you believe it? The moment we’ve all been waiting for is finally here! Even though some of the students we did have, have gone their separate ways already, those who remain will be honored to be The Graduating Seniors of ’81. Through it all, we have learned to depend upon individual ability along with the guidance of teachers, parents, and friends. 113 I, Donna Lemieux, will to Amy Roach my position on the Annual Staff ... I also will to Mrs. Barnette a better Home Ec class than she had this year. I, Jesse Brown, will to Greg Stanley the ability to kick the habit. I, Kim Holland, will to all the younger students my ability to stay with it (school), no matter how much you want to give it up ... I also will to Mrs. Kever my ability to eat a chicken sandwich from Burger King without gaining TEN pounds. I, Delores Dudley, will to my sister, Edith, my ability to get to the twelfth grade and finish school ... I also will to Mrs. Gunn the position of Girls’ Volleyball Coach. I, Stewart Scott, will to Patricia Walter a picture of me so that she will not be sad or lonely next year . . . I will to Mrs. Bethune the mind to slow down and stop teaching so fast. I, Fannie Thomas, will to my sisters the ability to be better students ... I will to the teachers at GHS the hope that they have as much fun teaching the next six years as they had teaching the Graduating Class of “81”. I, Laura Shepard, will to my sisters, Beckie and Kari, my ability to successfully complete High School at GHS, no matter what ... I will to Mr. Marlow my ability to outsmart my Daddy. I, Michelle Smith, will to the Junior Class my ability to hang in there in their Senior year ... I also will to Mr. Toole a roll of film so that I can have a few pictures in the Annual. I, Linda Lumpkin, will to my younger relatives the ability to hold the positions I held in my Senior Year ... I will to Mrs. Macon a box of safety pins to replace all those I borrowed during my school years. I, John Whalen, will to Roy Jenkins my ability to leave school grounds and classes without getting caught ... I also will my dictatorship at GHS to Mr. Coggin. I, Laurel Johnson, will to Donna Watkins some diet pills so she will stop complaining about how fat she is I also will to Mrs. Barnett my sweetness so that when she looks at Greg, she’ll remember me. I, Sylvester Hatten, will to my brother the ability to be as good as I was ... I will to Coach Jackson the ability to have a successful team next year and win State Championship. I, Gary Hall, will to the Junior Class the best as next year’s Seniors ... I also will to Coach Jackson a winning season next year. I, Agnes Shipmon, will to Mrs. Hutley a pack of Bubble Yum because its flavor last a good long time. I, Cynthia Akins, will to M s. Bethune the ability to bake cakes as well as my mother and I. I, Freddie Jones, will to any athlete the ability to be as good as I was during my football career at GHS. I, Cindy Martin, will to Dawn Clark all the good times I had in my Senior year ... I also will to Mrs. Whatley my big mouth so that she can be heard during assemblies. I, Gloria Jakes, will to Mickey and Michael Langford the ability to stick together as twins ... I also will to Mrs. Bouie the ability to dress out and participate with the next year’s volleyball team. I, Brenda Britt, will to Greg Stanley my good looks. I, Mary Green, will to all my friends my ability to get the things I want. I, Kenny Dyer, will to Rusty Potter, Greg Nicodemus, and David Howell, the ability to love others, and try, no matter how hard it seems, to love themselves ... I also will to Mrs. Toole the ability to pick as good an annual editor as she did this year. Senior Reflections Yeah, I’m a senior, so what about it? So, there’s only two weeks left of school, and then I’m out in the big world. Can’t wait until graduation night ... it’s gonna be great. I’ll cruise up front, grab that diploma, say, “thanks buddy,” and run, S’pose I don’t know where I’m running to, though. Before, all I did was follow the rest of those darn rowdies. I knew I could always find someone at a game, a party, Jr. Food’s, or chowing down at Chandler’s after school. But now it’s gonna be different. We’re all going to take off and try to make it on our own. Listen to this joke-letting graduation get to him after twelve years of being a hard guy. Oh, geez ... Yea, it s time to make the scene in class ... guess I might even miss that when it’s over. Check ya later, buddy! Thanks, see ya, bye. It’s graduation and it’s unbelievable that I’m here. They’ll call my name, in a few minutes, and I’ll walk up to receive my diploma ... where do I go from there? I’ve always had the security the school routine and its activities, surrounded by the friends I was so familiar with. Now we’ll all be going in different directions, and I wonder how long it will be before, the memories that meant so much start to fade. After twelve years of this you would think I would be ready to move on, but I feel like, I’m leaving a part of me behind. Maybe that’s good though, because I really have changed in the five years that I’ve been here. Well, pretty soon they’ll get to my name. Then I’ll be up there, and it’ll be all over. In a way I guess everything’s really just beginning. 116 j 'TV T, A rrf : - ■ =6 OJU $ ' 7 ff ' r -i ‘M UJ ,’s 7 m,- 54 -‘ Final Thanks from Editor As editor of the 1981 BULLDOG, I am privileged to have been granted a page in ur annual to dedicate to the many beautiful people at Greensboro, who so truly deserve the gn itest gift, I, as a Sr., and the graduating class of 1981 can give, our love, not spoken love, but th love which comes from within a man’s or woman’s heart. Why? This special page is dedicated to those who have assisted us mi diligently on annual. Without these people’s love and concern for us we well could have been w annual this vear. ft E on our 1981 out an First, I would like to say a special thanks to Mrs. Bernice Toole. Had she not been so patient and kind, and worked so hard for our best interest we could [tract ically forgotten about an Secondly to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Marlow. Little do peoplfwealize just how much we owe to Mr. Marlow and his wife. They both gave of their time, money, and heart to help us in any way possible. 1 hirdly, Mr. Johnnie B. Toole, who has, as in so many times past, been a major part of our annual’s success this school ye| And finally, to the Juni | ever’s journalism clasfcSo often there is severe conflict between Juniors and Seniors in high a ool Injt this been a complete turn around. The Jrs. have been so va y kind and generous o u| and we owe you also, a part of our lives and hearts. There are so many others, but these are a chosen ahead in showing love, kindness, patience, and ' this wear until we breathe our last breath anJ Annual Editor Kenneth E. Dyer tffew people who have been a step h will be a part of our lives from journey; and stejfyut into eternity. ow take our 120 •- f