Greensboro High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Greensboro, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1982 volume:

Dedication Administration Seniors Juniors Sophomores gj Junior High jjt Athletics Activities Senior Memorabilia Advertisements Mrs. Toole, It’s hard to decide where to begin. I guess it started back in seventh grade. We came to this school as toddlers and thru the years you have watched us change and •N' grow into young adults. Our first class under your careful instruction was in ninth grade. We never knew one finger typing could be so hard! By the next year, we were all souding-off Sophomores, but at least we knew more about typing. The year passed rapidly and in our Junior year you really helped us, not only in your class but with the many problems we faced from day to day. You even taught some of us twice and did we profit from that! Finally, we made it to our Senior year r j and here we are again. By this year, we’ve learned to value life. You’ve taught us to be patient, understanding, and most of all, you’ve given us something not many others have, the love and caring that comes with teaching. You’ve gained a perma- 2 nent spot in our hearts and with that we can cherish our final year in school. Mrs. Toole, we thank you for everything you’ve done for us, even the little things mean so much. Like the times we’ve shared talking about our minor problems to the great subject of love, and all the discussions of our Senior activities. Remember, the dances, volleyball and basketball games, bake sales, our famous talent shows, and let’s not forget our super Junior-Senior Prom. We hate to leave you, but don’t look at it as an end but rather, as a beginning, a beginning of a new life for each of us as we each go our seperate ways. May you always remember us and cherish those moments, for, Mrs. Toole, the 1981-82 edition of THE BULLDOG is dedicated to you! Love, The Senior Class of ’82 3 Pkjmcjpm Assjvz Pkjmjpajc MX. jCESjCJE HOMS MX. UMSS XSVSjCjC Sscxezaxjss Airs. Alice Clark Mrs. Shirley Xevell Mrs. Evelyn Wilcox Mr. Gary Bryant — “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.” SGT. James E. Carr “Education makes people easy to lead, but difficult to drive, easy to govern, but impossible to enslave.” Mrs. Shirley Clark “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.” Mr. John L. Coggin “Don’t marry for money, just be sure the one you marry has plenty!” 7 Mrs. Gwendolyn Davis “Construct a good foundation and build to success.” Miss Mary Gunn Mrs. Ruby Hutley “One of the secrets of a long and fruitful life is to forgive every body of everything every night before you go to bed.” 8 Mr. Robert Jackson “If a job is worth doing, then it is worth doing right.” Mrs. Mary Daniels — Teachers’ Aid LTC. Wade Lovings “Each day you work, try just a little harder to accomplish more.” Mr. Steve Scott “Life gives most of us such few chances to take monumental action.” Mr. Floyd Marlow “Keep your students busy: Begin firm — it is easier to ‘ease-up’ than to try to ‘tighten-up’ later.” Mr. William Rowell “Be the best at whatever you do.” LJ Mrs. Cynthia Tash “Have confidence in yourself, don’t depend on others.” 10 Mrs. Cornelia Smith Mrs. Phyllis Simmons ‘To Thine own self be true.” Mr. J.B. Toole “If you want something badly enough, and it is worth having, it is worth waiting working for.” Mrs. Bernice Toole “Teach your class as you would teach it if your own child were a member of it.” 11 Q.H.S. MS'DJA eSNZSK 1981-82 The Greensboro High Media Center is moving on! Transferred from the main building to the pod, the “new” media center has doubled in size. The air-conditioned, carpeted facility has spacious areas for fiction, non-fiction, biography, and references. Special sections include the junior-book corner, magazines periodicals and the filmstrip vertical file area. In addition, the new facility boasts a paneled workroo-m office, an AV storage room and a bound periodicals room. Eighteen tables and 3 center storage sections provide maxium seating and work room for students. Numerous materials have been added to the Media Center collection. One hundred new paperbacks and perma-bound novels are especially popular with Greensboro students. Teachers are using new filmstrips in the areas of American history, mathematics, geography, and biology. Media Specialist, Nora Ray and library aides, Gleycia Mathews, Jayne Guest, and Dawn Clark are striving to establish the new Media Center and to acquaint patrons with the conversion. MRS. NORA RAM 12 JCUNCMKOOM SZA77 MMDS Mrs. L. Williams, Mrs. G. Shepard, Mrs. L. Ellis, Mrs. B. Shepard, Mrs. M. Ellis — Manager BUS DRIVER CUSTODIAN GREEN THUMB Mrs. Hendrix Mrs. Manual BUS DRIVERS Mr. L. Alday Mr. A. Vaughn Mr. C. Baker Mr. N. Clark Mr. E. Dyer Mr. A. Gainous Mr. E. Presha Mrs. E. Rudd 13 Tim Adams David Bentley Connie Clark Dawn Clark Eddie Griffin David Howell Lisa McCall Kenny Miley Greg Nicodemus Danny Porter Rusty Potter Amy Roach Alice Roberts Karen Scott Debra Lee Vincent Grice Betty Jackson Ellanor King Renee Patterson Gleycia Mathews Penny McMillan Cordell McMillon Michael Paul Cynthia Starke Gwenevere Thurman Sonya Rolax Patricia Walter Mary Woodard MSSZ MC AKOUm AMY ROACH RUSTY POTTER MICKEY LANGFORD PATRICIA WALTER MOSZ ZATSftZST SONYA ROLAX CORDELL McMILLON AMY ROACH DAVID HOWELL DANNY PORTER LISA McCALL MICKEY LANGFORD PATRICIA WALTER MICHAEL PAUL GLEYCIA MATHEWS DAWN CLARK DAVID BENTLEY 21 SM3SSZ 22 AMY ROACH TIM ADAMS DEBRA LEE MICHAEL LANGFORD DURWOOD CLINE WJZZJSSZ MICHAEL PAUL GWEN THURMAN LISA McCALL 23 BETTY JACKSON MICKEY LANGFORD ALICE ROBERTS RUSTY POTTER 24 SONYA ROLAX VINCENT GRICE DAVID BENTLEY DAWN CLARK mosz auscy zo sue essd AMY ROACH RUSTY POTTER PENNY McMILLAN MICKEY LANGFORD MOSZ AZZKACZJVS M O s z A z H jC e z j e GREG NICODEMUS M O s z AMY ROACH MICHEAL LANGFORD PATRICIA WALTER penny McMillan mickey LANGORD RUSTY POTTER KAREN SCOTT ittJcevjezoKJAtf KUSSSjCjC pozzsk Grade Average: 3:79 Special Interest: Football Future Plans: Naval Service SAjCUZAZOKJAW A MV POACH Grade Average: 3:69 Special Interest: Music, Singing, Being with friends Future Plans: Florida State University Major: Advertising 0 26 Dawn Clark 3:66 Greg Nicodemus 3:30 MONOK SZU'DSNZS Russell Potter 3:79 Amy Roach 3:69 Mickey Langford 3:13 uvokjzss RUSTY POTTER DAWN CLARK PATRICIA WALTER MICKEY LANGFORD cjcass omesns President Patricia Walter Vice President Greg Nicodemus Secretary Penny McMillian Asst. Secretary Gwen Thurman Treasurer Sonya Rolax Parliamentarian Mickey Langford CJCASS SOM Just One CJCASS JjCOWSK Ked Bose CJCASS COJCOKS Baby Blue and Navy Blue MOZZO “We are determined not to fail in our quest for the future” 28 Ralph Whalen Tammy Simmons gained by learning; trust by practice and love by love. Linda Peterson Dexter Thigpen “Knowledge is doubt; skill by Clark, Derrick Clausen, Jennifer Cook, Steve Dudley, Jackie Granger, Mark Hindman, Lisa Hobbs, Angela Jackson, Phillip Jenkins, Roy Jonker, William Lumpkin, Willie Madry, Timothy Martin, Tim Marshall, Shonnie McCloud, Van McCay, Betty McDaniel, Melody McMillan, Stanley Murray, Angela Pearson, Amos Peterson, Linda Robinson, Elouise Safford, Stevie Shepard, Hank Simmons, Tammy Thigpen, Dexter Whalen, Ralph Wilson, Ira Nell Woods, Herbert m • £ i j Meagher, Mike Melendy, Sherena Mercer, Keith Monk, Paul Murray, Sophia Northington, Chris Nicodemus, Jeff MOKSS Pitts, Michael Whalen, Autum nda (.ainous Walker, Wendy Murray, Ricky Scott, Daren Shuler, John Pruitt, Roy Skipper, Henry Rolax, Helenthia Smith, Dennis Stanley, Steven Thomas, Elesha Holmes, Anglie James, Frank James, Tonya Mathews, Sabrina McMillan, Dorothy Ash, Carolyn Askiew, Ivory Bailey, Jeremiah Bailey, Pam Barr, Eric Black, Richard Bouie, Lester Brown, Glennis Burdick, Robert Clark, James “He who is afraid to ask is ashamed of learning.” UVORKSS JresL Pam Bailey Harry Cloud Cladd, Delores Cladd, Johnny Colkmire, Michael Ellis, Melinda Fox, Pamela Hamm, David Goodson, Marcia Ford, Alvin Jones, Bernard Jordan, Tony 34 Kimball, Alan Martin, Susan McAffee, Catherine McCloud, Thennell McMillan, Lesley Monk, Ruth Pace, Christy Moody, Bora Reed, Timmy Rolax, Kim Tracy Rowell men uvokjzss Eric Barr Tracy Rowell Safford, Trudie Scott, Vincent Shiver, Jerry Starke, Bobbie Thomas, Eunice Walter, Juanita Williams, Forrest Garrett, William Williams, Wallace Young, Barry 35 Adams, Carolyn James, Altonyer Applewhite, Edward Ash, Donald Battles, Betty Brooks, Susie Brown, Dexter Brown, Starla Boyd, Deirdire Boyd, Lisa Carter, Carolyn Burdick, Johnny Seventh Cladd, Calvin Collier, Yolanda Daniels, Eric Miles, Debbie Darden, Chris Dudley, Sheila Edenfield, Alberta Edwards, Frank Ellis, Christina Fletcher, Steven Ford, Sonja Green, Timmy Samites Frank Edwards Cindy Johnson r Gunn, Louis Gunn, Marilyn Hatcher, Lonnie Hatten, Henry Helms, Donna Henry, Betty Hopkins, Albertine Jakes, Chris Jakes, Pamela Johnson, Cynthia Johnson, Katie Jordan, Marilyn Kennedy, Michael King, Nathaniel Lee, Angela Link, Daniel Madry, Sadie Mathews, Leandry 38 Matthews, Tarshia McAffee, Arthur McClay, Lorenza McClay, Sharon McCloud, Phoeba McMillon, Patricia Meagher, Sam Miner, Shari Mixon, Latonya Monk, Tina Murray, Anthony Nealy, Stanley O’Neal, Malette Peterson, Richard Pierce, Tammy Pitts, Steven Register, Victoria Pride, Evelyn Tarshia Mathews — Edward Applewhite Schneider, Brian Scott, Kenneth Thomas, Derrick Trevina, Arcilla Turner, Debbie Walker, Craig Walker, James Washington, Chris Washington, Corneitl White, Alan Wimberly, Charles Wood, Gerrod Wood, Stacy Yon, Dennis Rogers, Lisa Safford, Letitia Sansom, Ricky favorites Scott, Gerome Shorter, Faye Shorter, Tonya Smith, Evelyn Smith, Phyllis Starke, Tammie 39 nezAjam Gina Hancock, Sharon Dudley, Catherine McAffee, Marsha Bodiford AHZOPAWZk HO 'DIJ KMsam Irvin Shipman Billy Fox SZAMDJM Richard Black Vocational SMALL ENGINES ‘XOAVm UP” 40 ZKACZOK MSC Jerry Shiver SjCSZZKJZJAM Duwood Cline AUZO MSCMAfflZS Johnny McAffee, Howard Baker, and Greg Helms Tim Martin — Roy Jenkins 41 ZMS 1987-82 MQMZJM MjCWOQS Coaching Staff: Lamar Alday, Head coach Robert Jackson, Assistant coach Steve Scott, and Assistant coach Bill Rowell Left to Right: Van Granger, Eric Barr, Nick Thomas, Greg Stanley, Ralph Whalen, Harry Cloud, Amos Pearson, Ricky Murray, Steve Stafford Second row: David Howell, Michael Langford, Nelson Wilson, Mickey Langford, Paul Monk, Daren Scott, Vince Grice, Gradis James, and Derrick Clark Standing: Coach Jackson, Coach Rowell, Mark Granger, Tony Britt, Irving Clark, Dexter Thigpen, Wallace Bostick, Rex Holmes, Lamar Alday, Coach Scott. 44 RJlLDOGi BULLDOG? Ralph Whalen David Howell Vincent Grice mm ' x- Daren Scott Eric Barr Ricky Murray 45 Mark Granger Wallace Bostick Derrick Clark Harry Cloud Tony Britt Nelson Wilsor 46 47 QMS VAKSJZV Kneeling 1 to r: Rex Holmes, Wallace Bostick, Dexter Thigpen, Van McCloud, Phillip Jackson. Standing 1 to r: Vincent Grice, Amos Pearson, Cedric Walker, Derrick Clark, Steve Safford, and Coach Gary Bryant. yilfflOK VAKSJZV 48 Kneeling 1 to r: Danny Anderson, Thenell McCloud, Dennis Smith, Frank James, Michael Ford. Standing 1 to r: Anthony Curry, Alvin Ford, Louis Gunn, Van Granger, Tony Britt, Coach Jackson. Wallace Bostick Derrick Clark Vincent Grice Rex Holmes UJ'I Phillip Jackson Van McCloud Greg Nicodemus Amos Pearson Steve Safford Dexter Thigpen Cedric Walker OUR CA'DJSS JJV Helenthia Rolax Sonya Rolax Bettie Walter Patricia Walter Autum Whalen tn 1982 CAmj miwDOQs Kneeling L to R: Stephanie Marlow, Melissa Taylor, Autum Whalen, Tracy Rowell, Angela Lee, Standing L to R: Coach Rowell, Patricia Walter, Sonya Rolax, Betty Jackson, Helenthia Rolax, Bettie Walter, Penny McMillan, Coach Tash. Sabrina Mathews Shonnie Marshall Gleycia Mathews Jayne Guest Latrenda Gainous 1982 CM)ynUCCCOQ vn in Sitting 1 to r: Mary Woodard, Angela Lee, Pam Jakes, Tonya Shorter, Evelyn Pride, Sonya Rolax. Second row: Sophia Murray, Tammy Carter, Autum Whalen, Penny McMillan, Tarshia Mathews. Third row: Frank James, Marcia Goodson, Rosa Jackson, Janice Betton, Gleycia Mathews, Eric Barr. Standing 1 to r: Tonya James, Betty Baker, Coach Carl Bryant, Sabrina Mathews, Latrenda Gainous. Volleyball 81-82 Mrs. Cynthia Tash Latrenda Standing: Coach Tash, Latrenda Gainous, Penny McMillan, Betty Jackson, Gwen Thurman, Mary Woodard. Kneeling: Tracy Rowell, Au-tum Whalen, Tonya James, and Gleycia Matthews. Gwen Penny Tonya Tracy Autum 56 qLMAm (g mu tg and (wuLydhwoi dJlio knoaAid t, ej .. A -- r?z 58 uMJSS HOMSCOMWQ 1981-82 Amy Koach 64 MJSS MOMSCOMWQmi-82 eonmecAKK daw cxakk 65 msz KUJW8K-UP sseom kummk-up MISS QKSSNSUOKO 1981-82 Qleycia Mathews SZUDSMZ coumjc 1st row. Phillip J.; Vanessa B.; Patricia W.; Penny M.; 2nd row. Tracy R.; Sonya R. Amy R.; 3rd row. Dennis S.; Hope B.; Renee H.; 4th row. Michael L.; Nick T.; Lisa B.; Karen C.; 5th row. James G.; Ivory A.; Linda P.; 6th row. Semester G.; Roger L.; Irvin C.; Jerome B.; Helenthia R.; Sonja F.; mzjomjC mJOK Momn soejezy Seated — Autum W.; Vanessa B.; Mr. Bryant; Eric B.; Harry C.; Kim R.; Standing James G.; Karen C.; Michael P.; Jeff N.; Tracy R.; Dennis S.; Misty W.; 68 zm 'mmcmjm QReew mac Mm' Majorettes: Tracy L., Jeannie M., Sophia M., Helenthia R. 1st Row — Lesley M., Terri C., Bobbi Nell S., Dorothy M., Janice B., Trudie S., Juanita W., Pamela B. 2nd Row — Linda P., Jerome B., Angelia M., Inell H., Kimberly R., Shonjala A., Valeria S., Tarshia M., Christy E., Shelia D., Latrenda G., Betty B., Christopher J., Anthony M., Semester G., Henry S., 3rd Row — Hope B., Dennis S., Tina M., Patricia M., Sandra K., Marilyn M., Allen W., Michael P., Paul M., Anthony C., Steven S. 4th Row — Jeremiah B., Henry H., Edward A., Gerod W., Alvin F., Vernessa M., Michael G., Marcia G., Stephen P., James C., Elesha T., Matt R., 5th Row — Lewis G., Barry Y., Dionne D., Lester B., Cordell M. Not Shown: Sonya R. and Vincent G. MJSS 3ACC 3SSZJVAC ZKACJ CSS COUKZ 1st Tier: Jennifer Clausen, Cindy Johnson, 2nd Tier: Sherena Melendy, Renee Johnson, 3rd Tier: Christy Pace, Autum Whalen, Top: Traci Lee Mr. Lonnie Hill Tracy L. Sophia M. Jeremiah B. Edward A. Jeannie M. Helenthia R. Henry H. Terri C. Bobby S. Trudy S. Juanita W. Pam B. Phillip J. Janice B. Dorothy M. 74 Hope B. Dennis S. Tina M. Patricia M. 1st Row — Linda P., Kim R., Shonjala A., Valorie S., Christy E., Shelia D., 2nd Row — Angela M., Inez H., Jerome B., Betty B., Latrenda G., Tarshia M. Semester G., Anthony M., Christopher M., Christopher J., Henry S., Anthony C., Paul M., Steven S. 75 Practice makes perfect.” Practicing before the BIG ONE! 76 KOZC federal Jaspect ion FORMATION PASSING IN REVIEW 78 BATTALION FORMATION RIFLE TEAM GIRLS SECOND PLATOON 80 Your friends say they’ll keep in touch, but you know they won’t. Your teachers say come back and see them. And you know you won’t. Maybe someday it won’t matter. But right now, it hurts a little. jcszzwq go Whoever Upon reading these words Might think Of us, Of the summers That were like unfolding flowers When we spoke Metaphorically Of life or happiness And how to attain it, If the times we tried To reach the stars Barehanded, And, upon falling Looked at the sky with laughter, Without the fear of now: When you remember us (if you remember us) Think of the laughing, And don’t dwell on the times we Cried and dried Each other’s tears. Love should be kept for years, Not lost in a summer’s rain, Our memory of GHS today is inexplicable. zhs miccDOG srjjj Rusty Potter, Greg Nicodemus, Amy Roach, Lisa McCall, Kenneth Miley, Dawn Clark Photographer 1981-1982 Officers Editor-in-Chief, Amy Roach Co Editors: Dawn Clark Lisa McCall Business Editors: Rusty Potter Tim Adams Sports Editor: Kenny Miley Class Editor: Ellanor King Photographers: Connie Clark Greg Nicodemus Sponsor Mrs. Toole Mr. Toole Photographer — Mr. Marlow 86 QK8SNSK0K0 MJQM 1982 “Our staff works hard to get it right” “Without Connie, Greg, and Annual Helper, Autum, these pictures wouldn’t be here! WOW’, why didn’t I think of that?” ZMS19S2 { OUK SZA77 Seated 1 to r: Gwen T., Tim A., Gylecia M., Rusty P., Eddie G., Greg N., Standing 1 to r: Tammy S., Angie H., Amy R., Lisa H., David H., Lisa M., Mrs. Kever, Melody M., Jennifer C., Patricia W., Elouise R., Michael P., Eleanor K., Dawn C. sdjzok Amy Roach seezjow Standing 1 to r: Gylecia Matthews, Greg Nicodemus, Dawn Clark, David Howell. Seated: Mrs. J. Kever. emzoKS 88 89 • 'V'-; • --- “Not another school year?!” “Already?” “But summer’s still here; I’ll suffocate in that prison!” “Haven’t we heard this ‘Welcome Back, Shape Up, and Get to Work’ speech before — like about three times?” “I can’t believe it! I’ve been assigned to Br. Bore’s class — AGAIN!!!” “Busy work, busy work, busy work!” “I’M SICK OF THIS SCHOOL!!!” Hey, seniors of the world — sound familiar? Each year twelfth graders get an unpalatable taste of the age-old malady populary referred to as “Senioritis.” The more common symptoms include boredom, lack of initiative, mischief, feelings of unimportance, feeling “too young to do what one wants to, and too old to be led by elders,” and, of course, the subsequent crankiness. f r The cure for “Senioritis” is yet another disease sometimes called the “Last Syndrome.” For example, “This is my LAST high school ballgame, my LAST prom, my LAST ... ” and so on. The symptoms of the “Last Syndrome” are usually depression and guilt (about being bored during the “Senioritis” phase). After one runs out of “lasts,” the third, and most dreaded, senior disease sets in: “The-Gonna-Graduate-in-Four-Weeks-Blues.” Its cure? Who knows? Summer fun, perhaps. Or maybe college or work for others. But never fear, imminent graduates — the senior diseases are only temporary and rarely leave any lasting side ef-. fects. Richard Paxton I 91 Tim Adams NICKNAME: “Timbo” QUOTATION: “Do unto others, before they do unto you.” Connie Clark NICKNAME: “Chi-Connie” QUOTATION: “For everything there is a season and a time to every purpose under the heaven.” Dawn Clark NICKNAME: “Red” QUOTATION: “If my mind can concieve it, and my heart can believe it, then I know I can achieve it.” Vincent Grice NICKNAME: “Vince” QUOTATION: “The will to succeed comes from the heart alone.” Edward Griffin NICKNAME: “Fred” QUOTATION: “The only way to succeed in life is to make something of yourself.” David Howell NICKNAME: “Dave” QUOTATION: “Strange how much you’ve got to know, before you know how little you know.” Betty Jackson NICKNAME: “B.J.” QUOTATION: “We know what we are, but know not what we may be.” Ellanor King NICKNAME: “Ellie” QUOTATION: “The hunger to succeed has never been greater, so I decide what I want, set my goals and work hard toward getting them — but at what price?” Mickey Langford NICKNAME: “Lips” QUOTATION: “Always put complete faith in the Lord, for where there’s a will, there’s a way.” Debra Lee NICKNAME: “Lee-Bird” QUOTATION: “Those who gossip with you, will gossip about you.” Gleycia Mathews NICKNAME: “Gleycia ‘May’ ” QUOTATION: “Live life to its fullest, because you only live once.” Melissa McCall NICKNAME: “Lisa” QUOTATION: “The biggest problem with a sure thing is the uncertainty.” Penny McMillan NICKNAME: “Fat Cat” QUOTATION: “There is a bright side somewhere so, don’t you stop until you find it.” Cordell McMillon NICKNAME: “Tank” QUOTATION: “You must first trust yourself, before attempting to trust someone else.” 92 Kenneth Miley NICKNAME: “Smiley” QUOTATION: “Live your life one day at a time, because you never know what tomorrow holds.” Oscar Moody NICKNAME: “O.Z.” QUOTATION: “I try not to become just a man of success, but rather a man of pride.” Greg Nicodemus ‘Nickname: “Nic” QUOTATION: “What I must do is all that concerns me, not what people think ...” Renee Patterson NICKNAME: “Headlights” QUOTATION: “If you don’t want to taste the fruits of sin, stay out of the devil’s orchard.” Danny Porter NICKNAME: “Dan The Man” QUOTATION: “If it feels good, do it.” Russell Potter NICKNAME: “Russ” QUOTATION: “We are growing serious, and, let me tell you, that’s the next step to being dull.” Amy Roach NICKNAME: “Amy ‘Lou’” QUOTATION: “What I do today is important because I have exhanged a day of my life for it.” Alice Roberts NICKNAME: “Al” QUOTATION: “My life is in the hands of any fool who makes me lose my temper.” Sonya Rolax NICKNAME: “Soni” QUOTATION: “Live life one day at a time, because the future is never promising.” Karen Scott NICKNAME: “Rooney” QUOTATION: “Life is love with little sorrow, but without life there is no tomorrow.” Gwen Thurman NICKNAME: “Cranky” QUOTATION: “Be courteous to all, but intimate with few; and let those few be well tried before you give them your confidence.” Patricia Walter NICKNAME: “Chinese Chick QUOTATION: “Even though the way may seem hard, lift up your head, because there is always a brighter star beyond the darkness.” Mary Woodard NICKNAME: “Stokie” QUOTATION: “Love is more than a good feeling. You must believe in love, have faith in it, how else can you stand the pain?” 93 As the graduating Class of 1982 has journeyed through long narrow paths meeting many hard times, and enjoying some good times, we have managed to stay together in our deep search for an education. Yes, there have been times to laugh and times to cry, times to say no and times to ask why, but, after all we’ve been through and all we’ve seen, we are soon to be rewarded for our hard and dedicated work. In first grade many of us were trying to adjust to leaving our parents, whom we loved and felt secure with for a whole day and staying with persons that, to us, looked mean. We really didn’t know each other well, but for Patricia W. and Gleycia M. it was well worth the effort of learning. Poor Patricia, will she ever learn to be quiet and let Mrs. Larkin tell us what to do! By second grade many of our fears were behind us. At this time we were trying to learn our ABC’s to a little tune we learned. Boy did Rusty P. need vocal lessons. Wonder if Lisa M. helped any? In the third grade, we really thought we were grown up! Due to the lack of talent, this was the first year they let us participate in May Day. Michael P. and Cordell M. were hot stuff with their tumbling acts!!! Well, anyway everyone thought they were great. Our fourth grade year was one we all shall not forget, as our teacher Mrs. Clement, whom we loved so much, left us. Poor David B. and Danny P. were heart broken, but they survived. Also, Betty J. and Sonya R. were taken to the office as they fought over the new guy in town. Ah, fifth grade brought a variety of new experiences for us all. Mr. Drayton was as soft hearted as ever, why we didn’t even do any work and we made A’s. When the Boy Scouts met in our room, Debra L., Dawn C., and Betty J. left notes in their seats which read, “Do not sit in this seat!”, and of course we know they really wanted a good looking guy to sit there. Sixth grade was the dividing line as we reached the half-way mark of education. Mr. Ellis had us on the move from our field trip to the capitol, spray painting his desk with wild colors to making good ’ole moonshine. David H. and Kenny M. can tell you how it really turned out. As we marched down the long aisle for graduation nearly everyone received an award. Amy R. received an Outstanding Bandsman award for which she became famous for playing “Hello Dolly”. Seventh grade, we used the phrase, “Back to the ’ole drawing board,” as we were the underdogs at the high school. Greg S., along with Mickey and Michael L. rushed to class in fear of being tardy, and lost. While Mary W. and Gwen T. thought the cafeteria was a classroom. In the eighth grade, we were more familiar with things. This was a hard year for all of us as Mrs. Sumpter, our history teacher, gave Cynthia S. and Oscar M. a taste of the tough life. This year we picked up some new classmates as Edward G. and Dionne D. joined our shaken class. Ninth grade set a name for us as we were known as Freshman. Fresh was exactly the term as Alice R. and David B. and Kenny M. and Karen S. hit it off for half a semester. Edith D. and Ellanor K. made a big hit as they joined the volleyball team and drove the w ball through a brick wall. Tenth grade came for a group of sounding off Sophomores. Yes, we were in and out of the office so much they had to replace the hinges. It was this year that some of the sophomores, David B., Danny P., Greg S., and the Langford twins played Junior Varsity football while Greg N. tried his hand in basketball and picked up the name “The Bird”. Now the year that made history. We started our Junior Year with our heads held high. Joining our witty group was Oscar M., Renee P., Durwood C., and Vincent G. Tim A. helped make this an enjoyable year with his pranks and those we pulled on him. Connie C. will have to plant another tree behind the pod where she backed her car into it because she had no tag. Penny M. became very active this year as she joined the volleyball, softball, and basketball teams. We were sure they would let her on the football team, but Vincent G. became jealous so she dropped the idea. Also, in this year our digestive systems had seen some wear and tear so a few of the girls became friends with the Breadman. Finally to highlight the year our JR-SR Prom. The week of the prom came and none of us even looked at a desk or book. We had it so well planned, two DJ’s came to entertain us. Bu OUR SENIOR YEAR. Time has passed so fast! We’ve matured in many ways. The memories of our past school days shall be stored in our minds and treasured forever. There are still many untold stories that lie in the minds of us all, but those are too personal to mention and too precious to forget. The graduating Class of 1982 predicts that ten years from now . . Michael P. and Cordell M. will own five chain clothing stores called Super Kool Duds . . . Lisa M. will buy out and manage the McCall Pattern Co., where she will hire Penny M. as the Fashion Coordinator . . . Patricia W. is now the new minister at The House of Worship in Sawdust, Fla. and somehow she got Greg S. to join as a full-fledge member. Amy R. has opened up one of the largest chains of intercom equipment called A.R.’s International Intercoms . . . David B. and Danny P. have bought out Winn Dixie and now own five stores in the heart of Sycamore where they supply Alice R. with food for her new restaurants, all twenty of them ... Connie C. has become a Foreign Relations Agent at the Tijuanan, Mexican Airport. Tim A. has opened a statewide Used or Junk car lot, featuring the seven trucks he owns . . . Pam M. has found an interesting Secretarial job at Edward G.’s tractor business, which by the way sounds familiar, John Deere Vincent G. has become a world famous football player for the Dallas Cowboys where he met Mickey and Michael L. . . . Donald H. was smart and joined the Pittsburgh Steelers as the team manager. Sonya R. has joined the FAMU Marching 100 as she takes on the job as the band director ... Gwen T. and Mary W. have taken over the ownership of Bookwood’s Disco, but they still go to church on Sunday and have traveled to all parts of the world only to find Greg N. in South America where he’s finishing his missionary work. Betty J. has been through three husbands and seven children and she hopefully wants to open a nursery store to sell the baby goods she’s bought, when the children are grown . . . Gleycia M. and Cynthia S. have joined the U.S. Air Force and now have forty platoons under their little fingers ... Rusty P. and David H. own Jack Daniels Whiskey Corporation where Oscar M. has a joint partnership .. . Ellanor K. owns a volleyball equipment shop and supplies Mrs. Tash discounts for her championship team. Debra L. and Renee P. have opened a Weight Loss Clinic for anyone willing to pay $80.00 for a day’s workout. Durwood C. is the Captain of a 385 foot Cruise Ship ... Kenneth M. is now a five star General and still refused to shave . . . and Dawn C. has opened a worldwide Firebird and Trans-Am Corporation. 95 I, Karen Scott, will to Col. Lovings, the ability to lead without unnecessary loudness ... I, Edward Griffin, will to James Griffin, the ability to get along with others. I, Pam Meagher, will to my brothers, Mike and Sam, the ability to fall in love with someone as wonderful as I did. I, Dawn Clark, will to Jennifer Clausen my ability to be quiet when I should. I, Amy Roach, will to Melody McDaniel my ability to get out of class and also my ability to interupt classes on the intercom. I, Connie Clark, will to my younger brother, David, my two younger sisters, Brenda and Linda, my good grades and ability to survive Mrs. Kever’s class three consecutive years. I, Kenny Miley, will to my cousin Hank Shephard the ability to find a girl higher than the seventh or eighth grade. I, Patricia Walters, will to my sisters, Bettie and Juanita, the ability to go ahead and graduate from high school. I, Gleycia Mathews, will to my sisters, Tarshia and Batina, My ability to excell in athletics and be captain of the cheerleading squad. I, Mary Woodard, will to Derrick Thomas, my cleats so he can stop begging for them. I, Cynthia Starke, will to Bobbie, Timmie, and Trudie the interest of staying in school, and receiving a high school diploma. I, Rusty Potter, will to my younger brother Andy, my ability to go to high school six years and never go to class. I, Greg Nicodemus, will to my brother Jeff, the halls, so that he may have as much fun walking them as I did. I, Gwen Thurman, will to my sister and brother, Carolyn and Donald, and uncles, Charleston and Dennis, the desire to stay at school five days and not leave school three days to go hand with the Greensboro Loafing Company. I. Sonya Rolax, will to my sisters, Helenthia and Kimberly, the ability to get to the twelfth grade and live it up. I, David Howell, will to the future juniors and seniors, my ability to create answers on the spot in Mr. Coggins American History and Government class. I, Ellanor King, will to my sister Sandra and brother Nathaniel, the ability to do their best at whatever life has to offer. I, Betty Jackson, will to Cedric Walker, a tape recorder, so he won’t have to keep asking me what Mr. Coggins said when he gives history questions. I, Cordell McMillon, will to Lester Bouie, the ability to be a three year starter at drum captain. I, Mickey Langford, will to everyone the ability to trust the Lord. I, Alice Roberts, will to Lisa Hindman, all the good times I’ve had and the ability not to get caught having them. I, Vincent Grice, will to my only “someone”, Cynthia Akins, the ability for both of us to succeed in life together. I, Danny Porter, will to Mr. Rowell, my ability to get along with people. I, Debra Lee, will to my sister Angela, all my methods on how to blackmail, because all of theirs have failed. I, Renee Patterson, will to the junior class to “Guard your tongue from slanderous word, whatever else you do, speak no evil of any man, although it may be true. I, Penny McMillan, will to my sisters, Dorothy and Patricia, the ability to strive for the best and know exactly what they want out of life. I, Tim Adams, will to the Class of “83”, the ability to be as crazy as the class of “82”. I, Dionne Davis, will to my brother, Edward Applewhite, my green basketball jacket, so he’ll stop fighting me about it. The Student Center. Going to McDonald’s is almost as much a part of school as going to class. You’ve made us the place to meet, to talk, to have a good time, to celebrate your victories and help forget defeats. You’ve made McDonald’s more than just another place to eat. And that’s why, at McDonald’s, we say ... 1422 W Jefferson St 1981 McDonald’s Corporation Quincy FL Congratulations Seniors of 82 front Vanlandingham Zomato Mouse Mwy. 12 98 • Styling • Hair Coloring Open Wednesday Thru Saturday Call I 7 (Iree’nshoro. Florida • Shaping • Waving • Frosting 99 442-6227 “The Small Store With Supermarket Prices” Greensboro, Fla. Niagara Lockport Industries Inc. Quincy, Florida An Equal Opportunity Employer ecus Moav vjseouflz CJQUOKS PO Box 130 856-5711 Gretna Fla. 32332 CM A ZZAHOOCMSS PMaSMWG CO. 300 Washington St. Chattahoochee, Fla. (904) 663-2255 Superior Cleaners PHONE 663-4365 CHATTAHOOCHEE Fla. Compliments of Griffin '| g||2 Hairstyling for MEW Men Women 111 379 E. lefferson St. ■ Quincy, FI. 32351 Greensboro Mini Mull furniture Co. 0 Quincy Jla Produce Stand Located On Interstate 10 Exit 25 on Hwy. 12 627-6830 Greensboro, Florida Phone: (904) 856-5144 Compliments of K.W.D. GARAQS k eOWSSSJOtf SZAftD SELLMAN ST. GREEN AVE. 102 AJWjCJM’S ZMSZSSJ9 Men’s and Ladies Wear seem qA1 I? C1 | 1' i 304 Washington 663-8175 Chattahoochee, FL 301 h. Central Bloutstown, FL 674-4399 men twwezjoM cjquoks £.W. SCAKKOKOUQM 909 Main St. Chattahoochee, FL 663-2677 9 E. Washington Street Chattahoochee, FL MOKKOW CC8AMKS AMD COCKSMKM Congrations Seniors Of 1982 Quincy, FL 875-4100 M.e. MASeOMPjCUMEJM 4 sepzje ‘We Do Contracting And Remodeling” 103 W. Clark St. 627-7741 L-Quincy, Florida 627-8255 103 Compliments Of M OKQAM-McCjCSCjCA JUMKAjC moms 5 South Jackson St. Quincy, FL 904-627-7677 H E. Morgan, Jr. Charles K. 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Savings and Loan Association 116 West Jefferson Street Quincy, Florida Savings Accounts — Checking Plus Interest — Mortgage Loans Retirement Accounts — Accounts Direct Deposit — Federal Savings and Loan Home Improvement Loans — Insurance Corporation Consumer and Personal Loans — Mortgage Credit Life Insurance Pre-authorized Payments 7 Locations to Serve You Tallahassee: 440 North Monroe St. 1953 Thomasville Road 3400 South Monroe St. Tharpe St. at High Road Governons Square Mall Crawford ville: 319 Tallahassee Street Quincy: 116 W. Jefferson Street 106 CONS QK0C6KV4 MJSV CHjeKSjV 107 • FRM Feeds • Hardware GREENSBORO TRADING CO. P.O. BOX 159 Phone 442-4125 Vour Complete darn And Home Supply Center” Welbum Rowan Bill Proctor Compliments of SZSWAKZ Z. V. JJW APPjC.JAMSS 24 Washington St. Phone 627-7126 Quincy “WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL” Phone 627-7126 Florida 108 Enjoy mwey eoeA-eocA eo. 305 West Crawford St. P.0. 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Florida 32351 (904) 627-6811 ii Mm-ouzaz Specializing In Country Meats” QUWCy MSAZS JCS Names On Jerseys And “T” 37 North Cleveland By Quincy Plaza Shirts Retail Store 627-8416 1131 West Washington Quincy, Florida SZKJCKjCAJW eOfiZKACZJM CO. COflZKACZOK PHONE MAIN 7-7365 P.O. BOX 266 QUINCY, FLORIDA 114 HARDMAN ELECTRIC “All Types Of Wiring” “Quality Prompt Service” Bonded And Licensed Call To Meet Area Requirements 627-8120 ELECTRIC CONTRACTOR Compliments of QUKK Af mooks eceezrae compam ALL METAL-NO PLASTIC STAINLESS STEEL SUBMERSIBLE PUMPS QUINCY, FLORIDA PHONE: 627-7440 1110 W. Washington St. Quincy, Florida Congratulations Srs. of ’81 rHE SINCE 1907 FLETCHER COMPANY BUILDING MATERIALS •CONTRACTORS’ SUPPLIES •ACE HARDWARE DEALER • LUMBER PLYWOOD •JENN-AIR APPLIANCES •CABINETS 627-9611 115 m STUTZMAN FLORAL GARDENS, INC. Bedding Plants • Blooming Plants • Foliage COM QUA ZUA ZJOtfS seyjous 03 “82” WILLARD RUDD ROUTE 4. 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DRAWER E, GREENSBORO, FI ORIOA 32330 • TELEPHONE 904 442 4135 116 The Quincy State Bank is a Full Service bank, bringing all of Gadsden County quality banking service since 1889 The Quincy State Bank maintains the largest most complete Trust Department of any bank in the Big Bend. We take satisfaction in the fact that the instructions of our trust customers are carried out to the letter. Our checking and savings accounts and all other financial transactions are maintained by computer, to guarantee the highest degree of accuracy. At The Quincy State Bank, we believe in the people we serve, and we strive to show our pride in our customers with an attitude of warmth and friendship. We believe in you. and we like to show it. 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