Greensboro High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Greensboro, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1983 volume:

1983BULLDOG Dedication 2 Administration 3 Seniors 9 Juniors 25 Sophomores 26 Junior High 28 Activities 35 Athletics 46 Organizations 67 Senior Memorabilia 84 Advertisements 95 World Affairs 120 ir parents made our they spent S mu nits m oncy they •rlead- —J. 1 ceded them. US who we tire. edition o Tho RuTTdog to you. Through the our lives. As struggle a li providing tr. on money-m couti haves ach this point in ., in rents made our ••— OUR PARENTS Mr. Mrs. Othar Walker Mrs. Mrs. Tom Simmons Mrs. Hollie M. Robinson Mr. Mrs. Amos Murray Mrs. Margaret Starling Mr. Mrs. James H. Hindman Jr Mr. Mrs. Carl J. Clausen Mr. Mrs. Earnest Pearson Mrs. Earline Shepard Mr. Mrs. Bill Jonker Mr. Mrs. Hubert Clark Mr. Mrs. Herbert McCloud Mr. Mrs. Elijah Bailey Mr. Mrs. Clarence Peterson Mrs. Annie Scott Mrs. Sarah McCay Mr. Mrs. Jim Hobbs Mrs. Telia Woods Mr. John II. Di Mrs. Barbara Mur Mr. Mrs. Chari Mr. Mrs. Cliffoi Mrs. Vera Mathews Mr. Mrs. Jimmy Bentlep Mr. Mrs. Walter Dudley Mr. Mrs. Sylvester Holmes Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson Mrs. Ethel Thompson Mr. Mrs. Douglas McMillian Mr. Mrs. Archie Lumpkin Mr. Mrs. James Crews 2 Principal Assn’t Principal MR. LESLIE JONES MR. JAMES REVELL Secretaries 3 FACULTY Mrs. Pamela Barnett Mr. Carl A. Bryant Mr. Gary Bryant Mrs. Marion Bethune Mrs. Shirley Clark Mrs. Harriet Boyd Mr. John L. Coggin Mr. Lester Deese Mrs. Gwendolyn Robinson Mr. Lonnie Hill Miss Mary Gunn Mrs. Ruby Hutley 5 LUNCHROOM STAFF MAIDS Mrs. L. Williams. Mrs. G. Shepard, Mrs. L. Ellis, Mrs. B. Shepard, Mrs. M. Ellis, Manager Mrs. Hendrix Mrs. Manual CUSTODIAN GREEN THUMB BUS DRIVERS 8 Mr. E. Dyer Mr. A. Gainous Mr. E. Presha Mrs. E. Rudd Vanessa Bailey “Pork-n-Beans ” Derrick Clark “Dr. D Steve Cook “Cookie” Charles Crews “Red Jackie Dudley “Deloris,f Larry Ford “Poor Boy 10 Angela Hobbs Rex Holmes Phillip Jackson “Agnes” Sherlock” “Butch” William Jonker “Junker” Roger Ijumpkin “Sock” Betty McCay Bam-Bam” 11 “You only get out of life, what you put into it!” Eiouise Robinson “The finger of God never leaves the same fingerprint.” Tammy Simmons “Some say life isn't worth living, Christ died for man, shouldn't that make it worth living?” Lisa Hindman ”Strive for the best in life, and don't settle for anything less than the best.” Linda Peterson “Always do your best today because there will not always be tomorrow.” Mark Granger “Do unto others as they would do unto you. ” Jennifer Clausen “A smile is a curve that can set a lot of things straight.” Angela Hobbs “Live your life to the fullest. ” Timmy Madry “If you don't help yourself, who will?” Steve Safford “Take it easy, be yourself, and live it to the fullest.” Betty McCay “However rare true love is, true friendship is rarer.” Melody McDaniel “I want to be me. to experiment in living to be a person body and mind and to live in the present.” Shonnie Marshall “Do unto others before they do unto you. ” Bill Jonker “Do unto others, then split!” Hank Shepard “Enjoy life while you can. ” Stanley McMillan “A man isn't a man unless he can change and adapt security actions. ” Jackie Dudley “Do it while you're young because there's no better feeling. ” Rex Holmes “Our lives are filled with simple joys and blessings to our The buck stops here. end. but one of the greatest joys is to have or be a friend. Charles Crews so ask someone to be vour friend. ” Wallace Bostick Live your own life and be yourself.” Dianna Starling 13 Amos Pearson “AP” Linda Peterson Elouise Robinson Little Pete “Miss Initiative” 14 Stevie Safford Broke-Leg Hank Shepard “Tank” Tammy Simmons Mouse” 15 BEST ALL AROUND PHIIJAP JACKSON VANESSA BAILEY LISA HINDMAN HANK SHEPARD WITTIEST 16 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED MOST ATTRACTIVE 17 MOST FLIRTATIOUS SHOWS IE MARSHALL IRVIN CLARK LISA HINDMAN HANK SHEPARD FRIENDLIEST JACKIE DUDLEY IRVIN CLARK TAMMY SIMMONS BILL JONKER 18 BEST FIGURE PHYSIQUE SHONNIE MARSHALL VAN McCLOUD HANK SHEPARD JENNIFER CLAUSEN SHYEST NICHOLAS THOMAS LINDA PETERSON TAMMY SIMMONS TIMMY BENTLEY 19 MOST TALENTED LINDA PETERSON HERBERT WOODS LISA HINDMAN TIMMY BENTLEY MOST ATHLETIC LISA HINDAMN HANK SHEPARD JACKIE DUDLEY REX HOLMES 20 MOST POPULAR SHONNIE MARSHALL PHILLIP JACKSON LISA HINDAMN HANK SHEPARD BEST PERSONALITY ELOUISE ROBINSON NICHOLAS THOMAS TAMMY SIMMONS BILL JONKER 21 VALEDICTORIAN VANESSA Grade Average: 3.87 SALUTATORIAN NICHOLAS THOMAS Grade Average: 3.77 School Activities: Captain of Football Team, NHS, Track, Vice President of FFA, Student Council Future Plans: College Major: Engineering or Accounting BAILEY School Activities: President of Honor Society, Vice President of Student Council, Secretary for Senior Class, Journalism, Softball Future Plans: College Major: Pharmacy 22 i Elouise Robinson 3.50 Angels Hobbs 3.47 Tammy Simmons 3.60 To each Is certain inward talent, a certain outward environment of Fortune; Phillip Jackson 3.4S Irvin dark 3.27 to each by wisest combination of these two, a certain maximum a capability. Thomas Carlyie Melody McDaniel 3.23 Roger Lumpkin 3.13 23 SABRINA April 12, 1965 to November 21, 1982 If we are saved by grace, ail is welll For when our last nights come, we can lay ourselves down upon our beds for a peaceful sleep and wake up in the land where the roses never fade, where there 16 no disease and no death, LEANDRY September 30, 1969 to November 21, 1982 And ever near ui, though unseen, The dear, immortal spirits tread— For all the boundless universe Ii Life—there arc no dead! J. L. MCCKUBRY. 24 Juniors Anderson, Danny Baker, Howard Baker, Bryan Bcntly, Shelia Bodiford, Marsha Bostick, Amos Bradwell, Hope Camarotti, Terri Dudley, Sharon Gainous, Latrenda Guest, Jayne Hancock, Gina Hendrix, Devonne Holmes, Anglie James, Yonya Martin, Del Matthews, Sabrina McMillian, Dorthy Melendy, Sberena Mercer, Keith Monk, Paul Murray, Sophia Murray, Ricky Pitts, Michael Rolax, Helenthia Skipper, Henry Smith, Dennis Stanley, Steven Thomas, Elesha Williams, Danita Ash, Carolyn Sophomores Bailey, Pamela Barr, Eric Betton, Gary Betton, Janice Brown, Glenn is Burdick, Robert Bouie, Lester Carter, Tammy Cladd, Deloris Clark, David Cloud, Jr., Harry Colkmire, Michael Collier, Marie Ellis, Diana Faircolth, Kevin Ford, Alvin Gainous, Glenda Green, Marshilla Jones, Bernard Jordan, Tony McAfee, Catherine McCloud, Thennell Me Mann, Michelle McMillan, Lesley Martin, Susan Meagher, Michael Monk, Ruth Moody, Bora Rolax, Kimberly Safford, Trudie Pace, Christy Scott, Teresa Scott, Vence Shiver, Jerry Starke, Bobbie Walter, Juanita Shuler, John Whittle, Misty Williams, Wallace Wilson, Nelson Clark, Tracy Clausen. Karin Crews, Phyllis Curry, Anthony Dudley, Teresa Evans, Barbara Frascona, Victoria Gaines, Jr., Oscar Graddy, Jacqueline Granger, Van Grimes. Semester Jakes, Christine Hall, Timothy Hamm, David Hatcher, Timothy Holland, Brent Jessie, Katheryn Johnson, I edona Kimball, Alan Marlow, Stephanie Maxwell, Mary In McMillon, Vernessa Miley, Sherrie Murray, Jeanett Mullins. Paul Murray, Marvin Owens. Jr., J.P. Reed, Jimmy Rogers, Fawn Rowan. Matthew Shepard. Jena Skipper. Chris Strange. James Taylor. Melissa Thomas. Bonnie Walter, Bettie Wheeler, Aaron Williams, Eddie Wilson, Sharon Young, Charleston 29 EIGHTH Adams, Carolyn Adams, Ellen Battles, Betty Burdick, Johnny Brown, Dexter Brown, Star!a Carter, Carolyn Cook, Bobby Darden. Christopher Dudley, Shelia Eden field, Alberta Edwards. Frank Ellis, Mark Fletcher, Stephen Green, Timmy Hatcher, I onnie Hopkins, Albertine Jakes. Christopher James, Altonyer Johnson, Cynthia King, Nathaniel Lee. Willie I,ee, Angela Mathews, I eandry Mathews. Tarshia GRADE McAffee, Authur McMillan, Patricia Melvin, Kenneth Miles, Debbie Monk, Tina O'Neal, Malette Peterson, Richard Pierce, Tammy Pitts, Stephen Price, John Register, Victoria Rogers, Lisa Safford, Letitia Sansom, Richard Smith, Evelyn Trevino, Arcelia Thomas. Derrick Walker, Craig Jessie, Walter Washington. Christopher Washington. Corneitha White. Alan Wimberly, Olin Wood, Gerrod Young, Dennis Akins, Arlene Akins, Larry Seventh Anderson, James Ash, Donald Da re 11 Barr, Rex Bet ton, Angela Bolar, Barbara Boyett, Elizabeth Brooks, Susie Ann Brown, Christopher Camarotti, Frank Clark, Linda Faye Clark, Brenda Kaye Clark. Michael Clausen, Jon Collier, Yolanda Cook, Mary Davis, Mary Dickens, Raymond Edwards, Richard Ellis, Melinda Fason, Troy Ford. Sandra Gunn, Cynthia Hamm. Angela Hatcher, Charlotte Hatten, Henry Grade Hendrix, Lamar Henry, Rita Hopkins, Rita Hughes, Joseph Jackson, Anthony Jakes, Pamela James, Anissa Jones, Ronnie King, Frankie Knight, Sabrina lAnk, Daniel Madry, Sadie Matthews, Batina McClay, Gwen McClay, Lorenza McCloud. Phoeba McGee, James McMann, Sammy Meagher. Sammy Mixon. La tony a Morcom, Cynthia Murray, Pamela Murphy, Author Murray, Anthony Pace, Kenneth Potter. Andrew Potter, Brian 33 Powell, Carla Powell, Vonda Pride, Vevlyn Seventh Continued Pride, Ronald Pride, Evelyn Richardson, Odell Rogers, Pamela Rogers, Lloyd Sanders, Clinton Scott, Jerome Scott, Kenny Scott, Tonya Sharpton, Wayne Shepard, Cynthia Shepard, Katie Shiromani, Vanessa Shiver, Reacy Shorter, Tonya Smith, Phyllis Starke, Tammy Taylor, Tammy Trevino, Lucio Washington, Dewaye White, Jr., James Williams, Ron Williams, Evelyn Wood, Stacy Young, Reginald 34 CLUBS or AMERICA SADSOEN VO-TECH. OUINCY. FLA. GADSDEN VOCATIONAL-TECHNICAL SCHOOL Chris Northington Distributive Ed. Luncheon Guests Distributive Ed. Luncheon Marsha Bodiford, Ruth Monk Gina Han- Stanley McMillan, Frank James, Jeremiah Bailey, Marie Collier cock 36 GADSDEN VOCATIONAL-TECHNICAL SCHOOL David Clark, Howard Baker James McGee David Howard Joe Maxwell Mark Ellis 37 Oh, Gosh! My makeup! Yea, we Ve got class! Get Down On It. Totally!! MISS HOMECOMING COURT 1982-83 FIRST RUNNER-UP SHONNIE MARSHALL SECOND RUNNER-UP JACKIE DUDLEY 41 MISS GREENSBORO 1982-83 42 LISA HINDMAN MISS GREENSBORO COURT 1982-83 FIRST RUNNER-UP JENNIFER CLAUSEN SECOND RUNNER-UP ANGELA HOBBS 43 MISS FALL FESTIVAL Jeanett Diana Murray 44 QUEENS AND COURT Jeannie Murray, Michael Colkmire Tedonna Johnson Jeannie Murray FULL COURT WITH TINY TOTS Vonda Powell Kav Ellis Front middle: Catoria Jackson, Johnathon Morris. Martina McClenney R. side: Brenda Clark, Sandra Ford, Vonda Powell, Tonya Scott L. side: Charlotte Hatcher. I.edonna Johnson Seated: Jeannie Murray 45 46 THE BULLDOGS 1st Row: Mr. Scott. C. Sanders, D. James, B. Burdick, E. Barr. M. Colkmire, D. Martin. R. Murray, H. Cloud. Coach Jackson. 2nd Row: F. James, D. Thigpen, M. Granger. V. Granger, V. Scott. G. Woods. M. Tiller. M. Murray, T. McCloud, J. Burdick, 3rd Row: A. Pearson. P. Jackson, I. Clark, P. Monk, T. Britt. M. Ford, . Thomas. R. Holmes. H. Woods Mr. Scott. Head Coach Jackson. Mr. Alday 1st Row: R. Murray. A. Pearson. H. Woods, I. Clark. . Thomas. 2nd Row: P. Jackson, R. Holmes. D. Thigpen. M. Ford. M. Granger 47 Getting prepared to hand off the football. Taking time out for a break. Michael Ford Tony Britt Eric Barr Herbert Woods 48 Michael Colkmire Nicholas Thomas Mark Granger Rex Holmes Harry Cloud Frank James Dexter Thigpen Michael Tiller Phillip Jackson Clint Sanders DeAndre James Del Martin Amos Pearson Marlin Murray Van Granger Gerrod Wood Vincent Scott 49 1983 BULLDOGS 51 Dexter Thigpen Amos Pearson Steve Safford Herbert Woods Rex Holmes Phillip Jackson Derrick Clark Van McCloud Michael Ford Cedric Walker 52 54 Sophia Murray Juanita Walters Elesba Thomas Cynthia Jakes Sharon Dudley Jena McDonald Latrenda Ganious Marilyn Gunn 1983 LADY BULLDOGS 55 cn O' 1983 LAD Y BULLDOGS TOP: Latrenda Ganious, Kimberly Rolax, Sophia Murray, Christine Jakes, Sandra Ford, Sharon Dudley, Angela Murray, Marilyn Gunn. BOTTOM: Mang. Barry Young, Helentbia Rolax, Juanita Walter, Elesha Thomas, Jennifer McDonald, and Harry Cloud. ■ 57 £ Seated: Betty Walters, Bonnie Thomas, Tarshia Matthews, Rosa Jackson, Evelyn Pride, Anglie Holmes, Tina Monk 2nd Row: Vevelyn Pride, Latrenda Ganious, Christine Jakes, Janice Betton, Tonya James, Angela Betton, Tonya Shorter, 3rd Row: Eric Barr, Sharon Dudley, Linda Clark, Vanessa Beaver, Tammy Carter, Vanessa Bailey, Coach Carl Bryant, Larry Ford, Sot Shown: Chris Skipper, Michael Dudley, and Tony Britt. GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Front row: Karen Clausen, Sharon Dudley, Jena Shepard Back row, Christine Jakes, Latrenda Gainous, Mrs. Chester — Sponsor Tonya James and Jacqueline Dudley 60 Jena Shepard Latrenda Gainous Ladonna Johnson 61 Latrendti Gainous Junior-Captain Angela Holmes Junior Sabrina Matthews Junior-Co Captain Sponsor: Cornelia Smith Kimberly Rolax Sophomore Elesha Thomas Junior Danita Williams Junior Shonjala Ash Helenthia Rolax Ereshman Junior 62 63 1983 VALENTINE QUEEN VICTORIA REGISTER ENDLESS LOVE was sung by Angela Hobbs and Shelly Chandler QUEENS COURT Frank Camarotti Linda Camarotti Daniel Link Mickey Lanfgord Christine Jakes Elouise Robinson Stanley McMillan In the front: Victoria Register 64 FLAG GIRLS Juanita Walter, Teresa Dudley, Cynthia Johnson, Jackie Pride, Janice Betton, Dorothy McMillan, Eunice Thomas, Latitia Safford Mr. Lonnie Hill BAND DIRECTOR CLARINETS Jeremiah Bailey Linda Peterson, Tanya Scott, Angela Mur ran, Pam Murray, Jerome Battles 66 MAJORETTES Brenda Clark, Sophia Murray, Jeannie Murray, Linda Clark TRUMPETS Derrick Thomas, Paul Cessna FLUTES Bobbie AT. Starke, Trudie Safford, Juanita Walter 67 O' CO TROMBONES Reginald Young, Paul Mullins, Chris Jakes, Semester Grimes SAXOPHONES Patricia McMillan, Anissa James, Evelyn Pride DRUMS CYMBAL Walter Jessie, Vanessa McMillan, Chris Darden BASS HORNS Marilyn Gunn, Anthony Jackson, Marilyn Maxwell, Alan White O' vO 1ST Row: L. Peterson, J. Battles, A. Murray, P. Murray, T. Scott, L. Clark, B. Clark, B. Starke, T. Safford, J. Walter, J. Murray, S. Murray, D. Smith, E. Pride, P. McMillan. 2ND Row: A. James, M. Gunn, A. White, A. Jackson, M. Maxwell, R. Young, C. Jakes, A. Curry, H. Skipper, P. Mullins, A. Grimes, D. Thomas, M. Garrett. 3RD Row: L. Hill, Band Dir., J. Pride, D. McMillan, J. Betton, E. Thomas, E. Applewhite, L. Bouie, A. Ford, J. Bailey, C. Darden, V. McMillan, W. Jessie, H. Hatten, T. Dudley, L. Safford, B. Walter. JROTC SENIOR OFFICERS From left to right: Rex Holmes, Jennifer Clausen, Irvin Clark, Derrick Clark, Shonnie Marshal and Lt. Col. Lovings. Lt. Col. Wade Lovings 70 GREENSBORO JROTC COMPANY J R O T C Sgt. James Carr COLOR GUARD GIRLS COMPANY Left to right: Jayne Guest, Brent Holland, Bobby Cook, Timmy Hall, Frank Edwards, and Matt Rowan. AND COLOR GUARD 71 VI NJ COLORS OS PARADE JROTC SCO’S sn 0 DRILL TEAM VETERASS DA Y PROGRAM FEDERAL INSPECTION Inspecting the Colors Presenting the Girls Co. Bobby Cook — Charles Wimberly — Timmy Hall — Sgt Carr in back 74 76 TAMMY SIMMONS — Editor-in-Chief ANGELA HOBBS — Co-Editor ANNUAL STAFF JOHNNIE B. TOOLE — Photographer MRS. BERNICE TOOLE — Advisor 78 Elouise Dianna Starling Melody McDaniel Assistant Editor Assistant Editor Staff Staff MOTTO: Things turn out best for the people who make the best of the way things turn out. SONG: Just Put Some Love In Your Heart PRESIDENT: PHILLIP JACKSON VICE PRESIDENT: LISA HINDMAN SECRETARY: VANESSA BAILEY TREASURER: TAMMY SIMMONS ALMA MATER In the center of our village, By the broad highway. Stands our noble alma mater, Like a beaming ray. FLOWER? White Rose COLORS: Lavender and White And we praise her and uphold her Over land and sea. We will cheer the green and gold, Through all eternity. Hail to Thee, our alma 81 AWARDS FOOTBALL Van McCloud Tony Britt Herbert Woods Dexter Thigpen Irvin Clark Mark Granger Frank James Nick Thomas Philip Jackson Eric Barr Ricky Murry TOP TEN Vanessa Bailey Nicholas Thomas Tammy Simmons Elouise Robinson Philip Jackson Angela Hobbs Irvin Clark Melody McDaniel Willie Lumpkin Herbert Woods BRAIN BRAWL Angie Hobbs Jennifer Clausen Roger Lumpkin Tammy Simmons Philip Jackson Nick Thomas DECLAMATION Dennis Smith Michael Pitts Pam Bailey Elesba Thomas SPELLING BEE Eric Barr BUSINESS Karen Clausen typing — Tammy Simmons Jennifer Clausen Bookeeping — Tammy Simmons Cynthia Morcom Nick Thomas Michael Pitts ANNUAL AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP Tammy Simmons Nick Thomas Angie Hobbs Lisa Hindman Elouise Robinson Shonnie Marshall WOODMEN OF THE WORLD: HISTORY Melody McDaniel Senior high: Tammy Simmons Mark Granger Junior high: Ricky Samson Dianne Starling GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Sharon Dudley Helenthia Ro'lax Bettie Walters Mary 1 in Maxwell Latrenda Gainous Angela Murray Sophia Murray Jennifer McDonald Elesha Thomas Juanita Walters Christine Jakes JOURNALISM Melody McDaniel Elouise Robinson Angie Hobbs Lisa Hindman Jennifer Clausen Tammy Simmons Vanessa Bailey Roger Lumpkin STUDENT VOLUNTEER Melody McDaniel Angie Hobbs Tammy Simmons Sandra Ford Sberena Melendy Vanessa Bailey Elouise Robinson Lisa Hindman YOUTH OF THE YEAR Philip Jackson JR. HONOR SOCIETY Harry Cloud Christy Pace Barry Young Jacqueline Graddy Rex Barr Semester Grimes David Hamm Eric Barr SCIENCE FAIR Senior high: Vanessa Bailey Junior high: Stephen Pitts TRACK Stevie Safford Rex Holmes BASKETBALL Philip Jackson Michael Tiller Van McCloud Dexter Thigpen Herbert Woods SOFTBALL Vanessa Bailey-Tony a James Sharon Dudley Anglic Holmes Rosa Jackson Christine Jakes Tammy Carter Latrenda Gainous Tarsbai Mathews Janice Betton Evelyn Pride Vevlyn Pride Angela Betton 82 JOURNALISM conti. Philip Jackson Herbert Woods Dianne Starling Betty McCay Linda Camarotti Terri Camarotti Jayne Guest Michael Pitts Tanys James Sberena Melendy Michael Ford Nick Thomas STUDENT COUNCIL Philip Jackson Herbert Woods Bill Jonker Jennifer Clausen Vanessa Bailey Steve Safford Irvin Clark Latrenda Gainous Helentbia Rolax Jayne Guest Michael Pitts Dennis Smith Hope Bradwell Eric Barr Barry Young Buddy Burdick Michael Col km ire Susan Martin Teresa Scott Vaness McMillin Starla Brown Eunice Thomas Bettie Walters Semester Grimes Theresa Dudley Paul Cessna Jackie Graddy Ricky Samson Katy Shepard Sabrina Knight Kaye Ellis Ronald Pride Andy Potter Stephen Pitts Rex Barr Frank Camarotti Anthony Murray JR. HONOR SOCIETY conti. Cindy Morcom Jena Shepard Patricia McMillan Vernessa McMillon Andy Potter Stephen Pitts Ricky Samson Dawn Shepard Melissa Taylor Charles Wimberly Anthony Murray Ronald Pride R.O.T.C. Name Ribbon Irvin Clark (12) Jackie Dudley (8) Bill Jonker (7) Carla Ligbtfoot (8) Jayne Guest (8) Herbert Woods (12) Ricky Samson (2) Jennifer Clausen (4) Tonya James (9) Mickey Allen (3) Sbonjala Ash (1) Judy Barfield (1) Shelia Bentley (3) Wallace Bostick (1) Starla Brown (3) Derrick Clark (10) Marie Collier (3) Karin Clausen (1) Bobby Cook (6) Theresa Dudley (2) Alberta Eden fie Id (3) Frank Edwards (3) Michael Ford (11) Tammy Ford (1) Marsh ilia Green (1) Tim Hall (7) Brent Holland (1) Tony Jorden (1) Allen Kimbel (1) Don Lemieux (2) Melissa Ligbtfoot (2) Daniel Link (3) Stephanie Marlow (1) Sbonnie Marshall (4) Arthur McAffee (1) SOFTBALL conti. Bettie Walters Tina Monk Linda Clark Vernessa Sberimanni Sophia Murray Tonya Shorter Eric Barr Tony Britt Larry Ford Chris Skipper Michael Dudley Velyetta Madry R.O.T.C. Name Ribbons Van McCloud (3) Sherry Miley (1) Paul Monk (2) Ruth Monk (3) Tina Monk (3) Ricky Murray (9) Stephen Pitts (2) John Price (I) Vickie Register (I) Lisa Roger (4) Vince Scott (5) Hank Shepard (1) Letitia Safford (1) Steve Safford (9) James Strange (1) Cedric Walker (4) Charles Wimberly (4) Rex Holmes (6) Matt Rowan (4) David Hamm (2) Brent Holland (2) 83 ■ • «11 c r:: n o .i.Uii «X'.K u HISTORY The first Kindergarten class in the history of Greensboro — you guessed it — is now the Senior graduating class of 1983! Thirteen years have now gone by since that most frightening day in the fall of 1970. Angie Hobbs never could seem to stay in her own class. You see, there were two classes of us all in a very big building we have come to know as the POD. Man, how we did hate those mats and the afternoon sleep period! We graduated from there and became full fledged students in Greensboro Elementary. We had a big rock throwing contest in the first grade, but it all came to an abrupt halt when Melody McDaniel got hit. Boy! She was glad it stopped! We had our own little contender in the second grade. Vanessa Bailey gave at least five people a run for their money — trying to keep from going to the office. She was a little bundle of dynamite! Lisa Hindman broke her arm. Everyone pampered her — and do you know? She is spoiled to this very day! Tammy Simmons found her first true love in the third grade, and while Elouise Robinson was busy chasing the boys, Dianna Starling kept running away from them! In the fourth grade, Phillip Jackson and Herbert Woods took a break from the girls and had a big spit ball fight with Hank Shepard and Irvin Clark. I don't remember who won, but somebody snitched on them, and they all got sent to the office. Guess you know what happened then. The fifth grade proved to be very painful for Hank Shepard. Mr. Drayton broke three paddles on him! Nick Thomas discovered girls this year — namely Linda Peterson. The sixth grade was really something! Greensboro Elementary had a new ruler; US!! We really thought we were something! We were TOP DOGS! Vanessa Bailey and Shonnie Marshall found a friendship that is still lasting today. Our year of glory came to an end, and we went to the seventh grade at Greensboro High. We were the underlings again. Boy, we almost broke our necks trying to get to class on time. The girls discovered what a frustrating feeling it was when they became infatuated with the older class-men. In eighth grade, the boys discovered the world of sports! There was JV basketball, football, and — best of all — Girl watching! Hank Shepard and Herbert Woods became members of the FBI — Female Body Inspectors!! We finally earned ourselves a name in the ninth grade — FRESHMEN!! Some of us really were, but we almost lost it. We almost had massive heart attacks from fear of failing Coach Rowell's Algebra Class. Angie Hobbs presented him with a portrait of himself — which he pinned up on his wall for the remainder of the year. From the time Jennifer Clausen opened her mouth to introduce herself in the tenth grade, she hasn’t shut it since. Lisa Hindman and Vanessa Bailey became cheerleaders this year. Mark, Herbert, Amos, and Derrick picked up splinters on the football team — after all — somebody had to keep the benches warm. Jackie Dudley was our Miss Sophomore. We almost lost one of our teachers that year. Mr. Coggin hasn’t been quite the same since he had the honor of teaching us how to drive. That was quite an experience — some of us still haven’t learned! We really made history in the eleventh grade. The class had a hard time getting it together, but we gave the seniors a totally different prom. The first of its kind at Greensboro. Poor Shonnie — she had two dates for the evening — poor boys too! Our own Lisa was Miss Valentine that year and Tammy Simmons was Miss Junior. Two of our class members — no names mentioned — 84 found out that it’s O.K. for best friends to share most everything, but when it comes to boyfriends — well, you have to draw the line somewhere! TWELFTH GRADE! Top Dogs! The big time! We have really pulled some crazy stunts in our time, but piling 18 of us into Bill Jonker’s car, had to top them all. Timmy Bentley joined us this year, and Tammy Simmons threw him for a loop. Roger Lumpkin decided that food is where the heart is and spent most of his time in the cafeteria, while his buddies sang through theirs. Yes, it’s been a long haul, but it looks like we made it! PROPHECY 1993 . Coming through downtown Greensboro, on the Eastside freeway passing the Space Center and Launching Pad, we see that the class of ’83 has made its mark on North Florida. On the left there’s a motorcycle shop owned by Wild Bill Jonker, who supplies the F.H.I.P. (Florida Highway Patrol) with motorcycles. Enrolled in the F.H.I.P. program are the following officers: Wallace Bostick, Herbert Woods, Tim Madry, and the one woman, Jackie Dudley. On their beat, they’re continuously patrolling the Busy Bee 3, owned by Dexter Thigpen, where Charles Crews is the D.J., and next door to the Bee is Rex Holmes’ Hit and Run Liquor Store, where they are constantly arresting Michael Ford for drunkeness? On the right stands the majestic Grand Ole Opry owned by Angela Hobbs and Jennifer Clausen. The prime entertainers are Angela Murray and Linda Peterson with their excellent clarinet duo. On down the street, are Boss Hank Shepard’s Mayorial Towers, also occupied by his royal sidekicks: Sheriff Steve Safford, and Deputy Roger Lumpkin, who are always receiving complaints from the Municipal librarian, Melody McDaniel, about Cedric Walker’s Kool Town Junior Store, (primarily, for hanging out). Across from the Kool Town Junior Store, is Granger’s Halfway House for ex-convicts owned by Mark Granger. Right next door to the Halfway House is The Greensboro Trading Mall. Guess who supplies the mall with its animal furs? Timmy Bentley! And guess who shoots them? Timmy’s wife, Tammy Simmons Bentley! Behind the Trading Mall, is the Clark Denistry owned by the illustrious Derrick Clark. It is run in conjunction with the Veterinary Hospital owned by his brother, Irvin Clark, who opened it out of pity for all the animals who were run down by Bill Jonker’s main mechanic Larry Ford. And some of our more scholastic citizens are Elouise Robinson, sometimes called Miss Initiative, the editor of the Greensboro Tribune and the principal and vice-principal of the University of Greensboro (UG), are Phillip Jackson and Nicholas Thomas. Also at the University are Amos Pearson, starting quarterback, Stanley McMillian the starting tailback, and Van McCloud the starting quarter tackle. Already graduated from UG, are Dianna Starling and Vanessa Bailey. Dianna married a mechanic who suddenly acquired great wealth and now resides on a man-made hill overlooking Greensboro. Vanessa on the other hand opened the ABC Nursery, which takes care of Shonnie Marshall’s childrenfall 10 of them). Down in the Juniper Suburbs, is the famed Indian Springs, which is owned by Lisa Hindman and Betty McCay. Lisa converted the Old Dance Hall into Lisa and Betty’s Beauty Parlor. As we reluctantly leave this great town, we wonder what dramatic changes will occur in 10 more years ... 85 89 I, Cedric Walker, will to Alvin Ford, my willpower and my potential to be a good basketball player, I, Tammy Simmons, will to Shelia Bentley, Sherena Melendy, and Susan Martin, the ability to see the best of a situation. I, Elouise Robinson, will to Tony Britt, a calculator to keep a count of all the women in his life. I, Wallace Bostick, will to my sister and the remaining students, to live and do the best that they can. I, Lisa Hindman, will to Danny Anderson, the ability to remember the memories, because they were special. I, Jennifer Clausen, will to Shelia Bentley and Danny Anderson, the ability to watch their mouths. I, Angela Hobbs, will to Shelia Bentley, the ability to distinguish green from blue. I, Bill Jonker, will to Micheal Pitts, my ability to get away with anything. I, Melody McDaniel, will to Sherena Melendy, a new red pen so she can grade all of Mr. Coggin's test papers. I, Shonnie Marshall, will to Latrenda Gainous and the rest of my cousins, my figure and the ability to look over foolishness, but stand out in the world with dignity. 90 , Linda Peterson, will to the future clarinets, the ability to be as dedicated as was. I, Mark Granger, will to Van Granger, my brother, my abilities to run track and play football. I, Hank Shepard, will to Keith Mercer, some of my size so he will have something to back up his mouth. I, Stevie Safford, will to Matt, the ability to run the two mile run under twenty minutes. I, Dianne Starling, will to my younger brothers, Luke and Jon David, the ability to stay in school and make good grades. I, Charles Crews, will to my sister, Phyllis, the ability to succeed in life. I, Rex Holmes, will to all the girls at Greensboro High, to stop trying to be so sedity I, Angie Murray, will to my sister. Sophia and my cousin. Tonya, the ability to get an education like I have achieved. I, Timmy Madry, will to the Juniors, all the luck in the world against Government. I, Stanley McMillan, will to my sister, Lesley McMillan, a comb so she’ll stop asking for mine. I, Jackie Dudley, will to my sister and my cousin, that a man isn’t a man unless, he can show efforts out of life. GRADUATION 92 93 SACS EVALUATION GHS received very impressive commendations on the Committee Report! GETTING READY! Everybody pitched in” to help Seated: Mrs. S. Jones, Miss A. Ferguson, Mr. O. Day, Mrs. P. Griffin, Mrs. S. Summers, M. M. Conley, M. R. Brewer. Standing: Mr. J. Meeks, Mrs. D. Austin, Mr. B. Seisson, Col. C. Hobbs, Mr. F. Keel. “Cleaning the campus “Painting walls “Planting shrubs” 94 THE SENIOR A UCTION “Other Winners Jennifer Clausen Linda Peterson Nick Thomas Tonya James Elesba Thomas Marie Collier Jorge Monreal Paul Cessna Tracy Clark Jena Shepard Melissa Taylor Phillis Crews Alan Kimball Christopher Skipper Charles Crews Buddy Burdick Teresa Scott Terri Comarotti Juanita Walters Vence Scott Kenny Pace Ronald Pride Clinton Sanders Stephen Fletcher Stephen Cook THE 1st Place — Timmy Hall SCIENCE FAIR EXHIBITS “WINNERS” 1st Place Michael Pitts — Volcano Timmy Hall — Snakes 2nd Place Elouise Robinson Willie Lumpkin Hope Bradwell Linda Camarotti Sophia Murray Dennis Smith Susan Martin Christy Pace Ricky Sansom Volcano not pictured 95 HAVANA HERALD 103 West 7th Ave. Phone: 539-6586 Advertising Office Supplies RYALS MOTOR CO For New Used Cars, Trucks, Vans Phone: 663-8349 For All Of Your Appliance Needs SOUTHERN ELECTRIC 16 N. Adam St. Phone: 875-9313 PATRONS Mrs. Marian Bethune Michael Pitts PATRONS Mrs. Pete Stoutamire Castella G. Lee James and Yvonne Hindman Elouise Robinson Richard A. Lee Louise Holden Ms. Jennifer Anne Clausen James and Adell Shepard Mr. and Mrs. Bock Marsha Bodiford Frankie Joseph Camarotti Jr. Rev. and Mrs. Frank Camarotti Julie Ann Tibbetts Kevin Fairclotb Mary M. Young Franklin B. Murray Elizabeth C. Jackson Ella Kennedy Mr. Archie Lumpkin Mrs. Ruby L. Lumpkin COSMO O R N E R Your Family Hair Care Center Featuring Markham Natural Women Products Greensboro, Fla Call Sue Rudd For Appointments Phone: 442-6144 96 QUINCY FARMS QUINCY FARMS MUSHROOM FACTORY Am’s mAuzy sawn Ann Mall-Owner And Operator Styling Hair Coloring Open Wednesday Thru Saturday Call 442-6307 Greensboro, Florida Shaping • Waving Frosting To Better Serve You! TALQUIN ELECTRIC w I L S o N ’S Department Store Serving This Area 101 Years 627-6123 Quincy, Florida 32351 MASSEY DRUGS MEDICAL CENTER 306 E. Jefferson ST. Quincy, Florida Western Union Service Phone 627-7384 28 flavors of ice cream Your complete Family drug store where your business is appreciated' 100 MS'DJCAC eSMZSK Pharmacy East Jefferson St. Quincy, Florida Phone 627-7595 Top Value Stamps If GULF OAKS Good used tires at reasonable prices 13, 14, 15, inch tires Complete Service $20.00 875-1812 James Hicks Open 7 Days 101 Compliments of mooks sjcsezKje COMPAM ALL METAL-NO PLASTIC STAINLESS STEEL SUBMERSIBLE PUMPS QUINCY, FLORIDA PHONE: 627-7440 MASSEY CHATTAHOOCHEE DRUGS 663 4907 —663 4362 PEACOCK S DRUGS 1110 W. Washington St. Quincy, Florida Congratulations Srs. of ’81 12 DECATUR ST. TELEPHONE 663-4425 CHATTAHOOCHEE. FLA. Diesel Fuel Gasoline Fleet Industrial P.O. Box 448 Quincy, Florida, 32351 Wilson Hinson Bus. 627-6322 Hm. 627-3797 102 GREENSBORO TRADING CO. P.O. Box 159 Phone 442-4125 • F.R.M. Foods • Hardware • Swift Fertilizers • Garden Seeds “Your Complete Farm And Home Supply Center Bill Proctor 103 Welburn Rowan MW-OUZJCSZ Names On Jerseys And “T” Shirts 37 North Cleveland By Quincy Plaza BIG BEND TIRE CENTER Tines, Accessories, ServIce, Rtpains glll W JEFFERSON AT PAVILLION OR 1904) 875 4400 Abstracts Title Insurance 105 E. Jefferson Si. Quincy. Florida 32351 (904)627 6811 • HARRIS PAINT BODY SHOP • PATCHES SKATING RINK • MINI WAREHOUSES • HARRIS COIN LAUNDRAMAT C. HARRIS ENTERPRISES 405 S. SHELFER STREET QUINCY, FLORIDA 32351 CHARLIE HARRIS OWNER (904) 875-9303 (904) 627-8200 HOME Rt«a ■Hut QUINCY PLAZA 875-2828 Sun—Thru . 11 � m—11pm Fri. Sat — open tlllam RANDY’S LAWRENCE ANIMAL HOSPITAL Jerry C. Lawrence DVM 702 S. Robert St. Quincy, FL 32351 43 N. Cleveland Si. Quincy. Fla. 32351 Telephone 627-8338 fHE SINCE 1907 FLETCHER COMPANY •BUILDING MATERIALS •CONTRACTORS’ SUPPLIES •ACE HARDWARE DEALER • LUMBER PLYWOOD • JENN-AIR APPLIANCES •CABINETS 627-9611 104 Compliments of szswakz z. v. Am a ppa a mss 24 Washington St. Phone 627-7126 Phone 627-7126 WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL' Quincy Florida Compliments Of Griffin Furniture Co. In Appreciation Of Your Business For The Past 3 Gen. Phone Adams Crawford St. 627-6830 Quincy, Florida “Specializing In Country Meats” Quweymsazst jes Congra tula tions Class Of '83 KEENAN AUTO PARTS 203 W. Jefferson Quincy, Florida MEADOWS GROCERY Highway 12 Quincy, Florida 627-7556 Retail Store 627-8416 1131 West Washington Quincy, Florida “Monk’s Grocery Good Food At Good Prices Sawdust Community Glenn Meadows Jr. APPLIANCE AND FURNITURE 16 N. Adams Compliments of BROCK S EXXON AUTO SERVICE Texgas mismmvom PHONE — 627 6275 Quincy, Florida 32351 1524 W. Jefferson Phone 875-1250 Donn Peggy’s Grocery Rt 1, Box 201 — Highway 270 Quincy, Florida 106 Niagara Lockport Industries Inc. Quincy, Florida 107 An Equal Opportunity Employer 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. The MAIN OFFICE 4 East Washington Street Quincy State Bank I -It ri( l i s I -'irst Si, m • ( h irtt ‘rt 1 B ir ik u vRi u • : . lENOER WEST QUINCY BRANCH CHATTAHOOCHEE BRANCH BANK 1607 West Jefferson Street 35 Jefferson Street CLEMENTS AUTO SERVICE 875-1019 15 S. Main Streel QUINCY The RopeShop North Florida's And South Georgia's LARGEST FACTORY OUTLET For MACRAME And CRAFT SUPPLIES COME SEE US AT 106 LILLIAN SPRINGS RD., QUINCY 875-2918 Jane’s Bootery THE IVY SHOP Quincy Plaza Quincy, Florida Flowers Gifts Antiques 1327 XV. Jefferson Quincy — 627-6661 109 Whatever Your Game... You 11 Be A Winner Where Banking Is A Pleasure cmzens BflriK ptnD trust company Post Office Otawr 760-Qumcy. Florida 32351 Telephone (904) 127-7155 � Member of First Florida Banks. Inc-Member FOIC The Student Center. The First Ammendment to the Constitution, in 1791, secured for all U.S. newspapers the right to publish without fear of government suppression or control. The “Freedom of the Press” protects the people's right to know and is subject only to limitations of libel, obscenity, national safety or intention to incite riot. FREEDOM OF THE PRESS” is not a lightly-held responsibility because it actually extends to you and every citizen the Right to Know.” It’s an important heritage in our Free America. (Sadsdru Utmes C fusaid-winning 1422 W. Jefferson St. 1981 McDonald's Corporation Quincy, FL 112 Compliments Of Morgan-McClellan Funeral Home 5 South Jackson St. Quincy, FL 904-627-7677 H.E. Morgan, Jr. 904-627-6454 Serving Zhis Area Since 7940 Charles K. McClellan 904-627-7677 113 NURSERIES Compliments Of AUTO PARTS CENTRAL 875-1466 118 W. Jefferson Quincy, Fla. MARY-BOONEY, INC. ‘‘INFANTS THRU TEENS” MaH 627-6628 QUINCY, FL. NORTH SIDE OF SQUARE New And Used Trucks And Vans See RYALS MOTOR COMPANY 663-8349 PaJyett’s J? ewe hr A A COMPLETE JEWELRY SERVICE 2t E. Jefferson No Refunds 220 Washington St. P.O. Box 546 On Chattahoochee. FL Quincy. FL 32351 Layaways 32324 627-6418 663-4371 Diamond Setting Jewelery Watch Repair Watches China Jewelry Diamonds Silver Gifts 'HARDWARE. INC. 663-4623 Chattahoochee, Fla. ALL AUTO INSURANCE Of Quincy, Florida “Saving You Money Is Our Business” Chuck James ‘‘Call Me For a Friendly Quote Today” 101 E. Jefferson Quincy, Flordia 875-3415 CONVENIENT PA YMENT PLANS QUINCY MARINE AUTHORIZED DEAUR fOR BLACK MAX ► WElLCRAFT • FISHER MARINE ► HYDRO STREAM • HYDRA SPORTS ► CHECK MATE • KENNEDY CRAFT � VENTURE • SUR BASS • LANDAU PONTOONS mEBCUfrr meafqu seh • T|MM OMIVII SALES SERVICE I-10 A US 90 W INTERSECTION 576-9082 Tallahassee, Florida 114 Enjoy Qumv coca-coca CO. 305 West Crawford St. P.0. Kok 270 Quincy, Florida 32351 CLARK-MUNROE TRACTOR CO. E. JEFFERSON QUINCY- FLA 115 SYKES FINE FOODS 113 West Jefferson Quincy, Fla. PAT THOMAS INSURANCE INC THE PROFESSIONALS 875-1776 I 1821 W. Jefferson Quincy Morrow Cleaners And Locksmith Congratulations Seniors Of 1983 875-4000 Quincy Lawson Paint Body Shop We Specialize In Guarantee Quality Repairs Our Work P.O. Box 197 Midway, Fla. 32343 MBS BERNICE TOOLE RETIRES GHS —1955-1983 YEARBOOK ADVISOR 27 YRS. Superintendent Grinelle Bishop presents “What Is A Teacher” To Mrs. Toole MR. JONES MR. BISHOP Mrs. Bernice Toole’s teaching career started at Cottondale High School in 1953, and she has touched and inspired more students than any other teacher ever to teach at Greensboro High School. This small token given you here, Mrs. Toole, can in no way express bow much you will be missed at C.H.S. We can only say from our hearts, we wish you as much happiness and success as you have given to so many others over the past 30 years. Best wishes in everything you attempt to do — with the greatest esteem, we salute you, Mrs. Toole. 117 Retirement Dinner Former Student Mr. Jim Hobbs entertains Mrs. Toole and Guests Miss Sarah Dykes, sister and Mrs. Lottie Dykes, stepmother of Mrs. Toole Mrs. Toole received many gifts. Faculty and staff presented her with gold quartz Ozie B. Toole, First student who watch — beautifully inscribed BERNICE — GHS — 1955-83 later became “Brother-in-law” Many Guests attended the dinner to honor Mrs. Toole 118 Speakers Make Beautiful Tributes Mr. Les Jones. Principal “Mrs. Toole's Life Style Mrs. Janet Kever — former student now fellow teacher reveals little known facts about Mrs. T oole Receiving warm congratulations from Paula Marlow , daughter-in-law Mr. Grinelle Bishop. Supt. “What Is A Teacher? Mrs. Toole's principal for 23 years tells interesting features about Mrs. Toole's teaching. “I never entered Mrs. Toole's room and found the students not working — and she never sent me a discipline problem! Receiving a beautiful ruby ring as gift from all her family With Tanya Hall — great granddaughter and Ann Hall, daughter Mr. C.H. Richardson Mrs. Toole expresses an emotional “thank you to everyone for making this such a very beautiful day for me! 119 Senate vote clears the way July. 23, ■ ■ ■ ■ � - for biggest tax hike in history At least 3 killed i Friday, October 1r1982 by tainted Tylenol Storybook princess Three-time dies after auto wreck £ v MONTE CARLO, Monaco (AP) — Prin- ™ g ess Grace, the former actress Grace Kel- Jj x y who gave up her Oscar-winning movie c g areer for a storybook marriage to Prince g -a tainier of Monaco, died Tuesday night of 5 ■§ njuries suffered in an auto accident. She o g Dow takes Tuesday, October 26, 1982 25 Cents A5na.s“«r«� biggest aive MS Since 1929 Vi an day, November 1, 1982 1 Halloween 1982 — 9 its horrors were real % Eight killed £ November 22,1982 in home fire near Quincy Clark’s case gives ’heart’ to scientists l A. Timas Washington Post Sorvico Even as Barney Clark was struggling to stay •alive as the first recipient of a permanently implanted artificial heart, researchers at several centers in the United States were continuing their work on improved and portable devices that would free artificial-heart recipients from being tetheret to machines and restore them to a more nearl' normal life. 120 Tallahassee Regional Final 78th Year, No. 70 Democrat baby-sitter on charges of . _ old.boy whose liver was 1. Florida's Capital Newspaper1001 1'0 ht no,s 8 3 — « 2 O n ■° S’s Sunday, August 15,1982 ID,000 a day, they still pay homage to Elvis September 21,1982 Arafat - � Tuesday, August 31,1982 leaves Beirut baby-sitter - E a-1 gs 5 ac « beptemuci c. , — Reagan sends Marines back Inflation Saturday, July 24,1982 8 3 Woolco stores to close down, hits 13.3% Woolworth says yearly rate ? w s October 9,1962 |I Florida s jobless 2 - is ■= rate dips to 7.5% Halley’s comet located PASADENA, Calif. — Astronomers at California Institute of Technology said Wednesday that they have sighted Halley’s comet 1 billion miles from Earth — hundreds of millions of miles farther out in space than it has been spotted before. Halley’s — the most famous comet in the solar system — is scheduled to swing around the sun again in 1986. Scientists expect it to be visible in the night sky for the first time since 1910. The comet, which in past excursions around the sun has developed a tail millions of miles long, was named for English astronomer Edmund Halley and has been recorded in some historical records as far back as 87 B.C. 121 rs ■ f