Greensboro High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Greensboro, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1984 volume:

2 FACULTY MR. JOHNNIE B. TOOLE GUIDANCE MR. BEN KOENIG CURRICULUM MRS JANICE MAXWELL TEACHER AIDE MRS. CORNELIA SMITH EXCEPTIONAL EDUCATION MRS. NORA RAY MEDIA SPECIALIST MRS. GEWN ROBINSON EXCEPTIONAL EDUCATION English English English Miss. Mary Gunn Mrs. Janet Kever Mrs. Marion Bethune Math Math Math Mr. Alvin Montgomery Mrs. Phyllis Simmons Mrs. Minnie Shuler History Mr. John Coggin History Mr. Carl Bryant History Mr. Steve Scott Science Mr. Gary Bryant Physical Education Mrs. Lizzie Bouie Science Mrs. Shirley Clark Physical Education Mr. Robert Jackson Science Mr. Lester Deese English Mrs. Ruby Hutley JROTC Instructor Col. Wade Loving Band Instructor Mr. Lonnie Hill JROTC Instructor Sgt. James Carr CUSTODIAN GREENTHUMB Mr. A. Vaughn Mr. A. Gainous BUS DRIVERS Mr. L. Alday Mr. E. Dyer MAIDS LUNCHROOM STAFF Mrs. L. Hendrix Mrs. G. Shepard, Mrs. L. Williams, Mrs. L. Ellis Mrs. S. Manual Mrs. M. Ellis Manager 1 ■ I 1 ■ I ■ ■ ■ ■ Ml 1 I | | | | | | 1 inaxdjJUcK ■ % J i M . •y W M 8 Jt- V °77 1: ■ t k ? V ■: ! W ■: J' rujay 7Vl outikJLM $n_ njLA i i i i ii n mi ij i i i ii i i ■ -1 i ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ 8 1. Danny Anderson 2. Howard Baker 3. Shelia Bentley 4. Janice Betton 5. Sherena Melendy 6. Gina Hancock 7. Jayne Guest 8. Hope Bradwell 9. Dennis Smith 10. Dorothy McMillan 11. Patrick Burke 12. Henry Skipper 13. Tonya James 14. Sharon Dudley 15. Sophia Murray 16. Devonne Hendrix 17. Marsha Bodiford 18. Danita Williams 19. Tony Britt 20. Glenda Gainous 21. Helenthia Rolax 22. Tammy Fox 23. Michael Brown 24. Elesha Thomas 25. Marshilla Green 26. Rickey Murray 27. Paul Monk 28. Keith Mercer 29. Chris Northington 30. Mrs. Ruby Hutley 31. Mr. Carl Bryant WE'VE ONLY JUST BEGUN 9 VALEDICTORIAN Valedictorian Hope Bradwell Grade Average: 3:87 School Activities: NHS, Editor of School Paper, President of Senior Class, Band, Student Council. Future Plans: College Major: Engineering or Business Salutatorian Elesha Thomas Grade Average:! School Activities: Squad, Staff, Future Major: SALUTATORIAN Hope Bradweil received a Presidential Academic scholarship to attend the University of Florida. She plans to get her degree in engineering and or business Elesha Thomas 3.47 iTRis rrptrr 3.30 Benni? Smith received an Academic- Honors scholarship U ui j!i ,rfre University of Florida. He plans to enter the school of Dentistry. Carla Lightfoot 3.10 Dorothy McMillan 3.10 11 Danny Anderson Shelia Bentley MOST POPULAR Dennis Smith, Carla Lightfoot, Shelia Bentley, and Danny Anderson Marsha Bodiford Howard Baker Janice Betton Amos Bostick Hope Bradwell Tony Britt Michael Brown 12 Patrick Burke Sharon Dudley Tammy Fox Glenda Gainous SENIOR BEST PERSONALITY Patrick Burke, Anglie Holmes, Danny Anderson, Shelia Bentley Marshilla Green Gina Hancock Devonne Hendrix Anglie Holmes 13 Paul Monk Mrs. Ruby Hutley Rickey Murray 14 Sophia Murray Chris Northington Jacqueline Pride Helenthia Rolax SENIOR WITTIEST Keith Mercer, Devonne Hendrix, Shelia Bentley, Amos Bostick Dennis Smith Elesha Thomas Mr. Carl Bryant Danita Williams BEST FIGURE PHYSIQUE Amos Bostick, Danita Williams, Chris Northing-ton, Shelia Bentley BES Chris Northington, Marsha Bodifo SHYEST Rickey Murray, Chris Northington, Tammy Fox, Janice Betton MOST ATHLETIC Danny Anderson, Shelia Bentley, Michael Brown, Sharon Dudley FRIENDLIEST Patrick Burke, Melissa Lightfoot, Keith Mercer, Sherena Melendy lelenthia Rolax, Dennis Smith (D.P.S.) MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Paul Monk, Sherena Melendy, Hope Bradwell, Dennis Smith MOST ATTRACTIVE Amos Bostick, Tonya James, Jayne Guest, Danny Anderson Keith Mercer, Jayne Guest, Devonne MOST INTELLECTUAL Paul Monk, Sherena Melendy,, Hope Bradwell, Dennis Smith MOST TALENTED Michael Brown, Sophia Murray, Jayne Guest, Danny Anderson Hendrix, Tony Britt Life! I know not what thou art. But know that thou and I must part; And when, or how, or where we met I own to me's a secret yet. Life! we've been long together, Through pleasant and through cloudy weather; 'Tis hard to part when friends are dear — Perhaps twill cost a sigh, a tear; Then steal away, give little warning, Choose thine own time; Say not good night — but in some brighter clime Bid me good morning. Anna Letitia Bnrbauld SABRINA ATHEWS PRIL 12, 1965 TO NOVEMBER 21, 19ft?. iA IN MEM Lmusic. when soft voices die Music, when soft voices die. Vibrates in the memory — , Odours, when sweet violets sicken. Live within the sense they quicken. Rose leaves, when the rose is dead. Are heap'd for the beloved's bed; And so thy thoughts, when thou art gone Love itself shall slumber on. . t Percy Bysshe Shelley KEITH 1966 1ARCH 16, „ 1984 ! ■ M 1 ORY OF Ash, Carolyn Askew, Ivory Bailey, Pamela E. Barr, Robin E. Betton, Gary O. Bouie, Lester E. Burdick, Robert A. Cladd, Deloris L. Clark, James D. Cloud, Jr., Harry Colmire, Michael G. Collier, Marie Ellis, Melinda D. Faircloth, Kevin A. PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Ford, Alvin D. Fox, William James, Frank JUNIORS 24 PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Absent wh� n pictura wtrt mod• ABSENT . .. PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Williams, Wallace D Young, Barry Jones, Bernard H. Jordan, Tony McAfee, Catherine McMillan, Lesley M. Martin, Susan D. Monreal, Jorge Moody, Bora Pace, Christy J. Rolax, Kimberly D. Safford, Trudie M. Scott, Vance L. Shiver, Jerry E. Starling, Johnathan Walter, Juanita JUNIORS Allen, Mickey L. Battles, Jerome Branch, Acquenetta L. Bundy, Michelle D. - ' Cessna, Paul Cladd, Johnny L. Clark, Tracy F. Clausen, Karin mar PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Crews, Phyllis, O. Dudley, Theresa M Fox, Connie Fox, Richard NO PHOTO AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Granger, Van K. Graddy, Jacqueline Y. Grimes, Semester Hall, Timothy L. S. Hamm, David M. Hatcher, Timothy L Hosterhor, Larry Jakes, Christine v iJU,— SORRY, NO PHOTO Jessie, Kathern L. Kimball, Alan E. McCloud, Thenell T. McMillon, Vernessa PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE SOPHOMORES 26 Marlow, Stephanie K. Maxwell, Marilyn L. Miley, Sherrie L. Mullins, Paul M. t Rowan, Matthew E. Sanders, Valorie R. Senft, James Skipper, Christopher Walters, Bettie J. Wilson, Sharon E. Murray, Marvin Reed, Jimmy L. Roberts, Danny L. Rogers, Kempton Strange, James Taylor, Melissa A. Thomas, Bonnie R. Thomas, Eunice 27 SOPHOMORES Adams, Carolyn S. Adams, Elen P. Anderson, Gwendolyn Bailey, Jeremiah Battles, Betty A. Boyd, Lisa Brown, Starla D. Burdick, Johnny B. Carter, Tricia Cook, Bobby G. Darden, Christopher Dudley, Shelia D. Edenfield, Alberta Edwards, Herbert F. Ellis, Mark Evans, Barbara A. Fletcher, Stephen A. Gaines, Oscar Green, Timmy L. Gunn, Louis L. Hatcher, Lonnie Hopkins, Albertine R. James, Altonyer D. Jakes, Christopher Johnson, Cynthia Johnson, Rita Kennedy, Michael King, Nathaniel Lee, Angela D. Lee, Willie J. Lennear, Synthia McAfee, Arthur L. McClay, Sharon McMillan, Patricia A. Mathews, Tarshia C. NO PHOTO AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE NO PHOTO AVAILABLE FRESHMAN 28 Melvin, Kenneth A. Monk, Tina M. Monreal, Raqual Murray, Jeannett D. O'Neal, Malette Peterson, Richard R. Pitts, Stephen M. Rogers, Fawn C. Rogers, Lisa M. Safford, Letitia A. Sansom, Richard A. Thomas, Derrick D. Washington, Christopher Washington, Corneithia White, Edward A. Williams, Eddie L. Wilson, Selwyn S. Wood, Gerrod T. Yon, Dennis E. Young, Charleston L. 29 Anderson, James H. Ash, Donald D. Barr, Rex E. Bolar, Barbara Boyd, Michelle Brantley, Chandra Brown, Dexter L. Burke, Connie Butler, Jeff Carter, Carolyn D. Cladd, Calvin R. Clark, Brenda K. Clark, Linda F. Clark, Michael N. Clausen, Jon A. Colier, Yolanda D. Cook, Mary J. Dickens, Raymond H. Edwards, Richard Ellis, Melinda K. Fason, Troy Fishburne, Carlos R. Ford, Sandra L. Ford, Sonya Garcia, Marie Gunn, Cynthia D. Hale, Gregory D. Hamm, Angela Hatcher, Charlotte L. Hatten, Henry L. Hopkins, Angela M. Hughes, Jr. Joseph Jackson, Anthony J. James, Anissa Jessie, Walter L. EIGHTH GRADE 30 PHOTO NO-AVAILABLE White Jr., James Wood, Stacy R. Young, Reginald L. PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Knight, Subrina D. Link, Daniel McClay, Lorenza A. McCloud, Phoeba K. Madry, Sadie M. Mathews, Batina C. Mathews, Chris Maxwell, Joseph Meagher, Sammy J. Mixon, Latonya Marcum, Cynthia A. Moore, Angela L. Murray, Anthony C. Murray, Pamela D. Pace, James K. Pearson Michael L. Peterson, James Potter, Andrew W. Powell, Vonda L. Price, John C. Pride, Evelyn Pride, Ronald J. Rogers Jr., Lloyd Rogers, Pamela D. Scott, Jerome Scott, Tonya M. Sharpton, Wayne A. Shepard, Cynthia D. Shepard, Katey Shiromani, Vanessa Smith, Evelyn L. Smith, Phyllis L. Taylor, Tammy D. Washington, Dewayne Williams, Evelyn Acquilera, Lorianne Acquilera, Michael Adams, Deborah D. Akins, Larry Allen, Judy K. Anderson, Windy G. Betton, Angela D. Boyette, Jacquelyn Boyette, Marvadean Brandon, Wallace L. Brown, Christopher Carter, Jr. Bobby Carter, Gabrielle Cladd, May E. Clark, Mark A. Clark, Patrick D. Davis, Mary A. Davis, Sandra D. Evans, George Gilliam, Keith E. Graddy, Tammy L. Harris, Fannie Y. Hendrix, Virgil L. Hiers, William M. Hindman, Mary E. Hobby, LueAnn Hogan, Jason B. Holmes, Christmas L. Jakes, Pamela A. Jakes, Stephanie James, Felicia A. James, Fredia Y. Johnson, Laura S. Jones, Ronnie Kennedy, Eric SEVENTH GRADE 32 � « Williams, Ron M. ' (Not Pictured) King, Frankie L. (Not Pictured Cont'd) Shorter, Tonya D. Simmons, Fontane D. Crittenden, Charles Thomas, Katie J. Hostetter, Jerry Hostetter, Perry Lightfoot, John A. McAfee, Willie F. McAlpin, Angela S. McClay, Gwen A. Maxwell, Patricia Marshall, Charlie Melendy, Lisa M. Mickens, Natasha M. Murphy, Authur L. Murray, Andra L. Paden, Eric J. Pearson, Earnest Phillips, Richard A. Potter, Gregory Potter, Kenneth B. Powell, Carla D. Presha, Tracy L. Pride, Vevlyn Pride, Woodrow W. Richards, Allison M. Richardson, Lorenzo Richardson, O'dell Richardson, William Rogers, Patricia L. Shorter, Shinita A. Smith, Edgar N. Starke, Craig Strange, Trudei Washington, Shanda L. Williams, Lenore 33 VO-TECH 34 ACTIVITIES The Face in the Class When you reach your goal in the world of sports And you have worked the big game that day Just go to the mirror and look at yourself And what the fate has to say. For it isn's your family or friends or the coaches Whose judgment upon you must pass. whose verdict counts in your life The person Is the one staring at you from the glass. You may fool all the world down the avenue of years And get pals on the hack as you pass. But your only reward will be remorse and regret If you have cheated the face in the glass 36 MISS SENIOR DANITA WILLIAMS MISS FRESHMAN TARSHA MATTHEWS MISS NHS HOPE BRADWELL MISS JUNIOR KIMBERLY ROLAX VONDA POWELL MISS NJHS CYNTHIA MORCOM MISS SOPHOMORE VALORIE SANDERS MISS 7th GRADE SHINITA SHORTER MISS ESE SANDRA DAVIS MISS YEARBOOK MELISSA TAYLOR MISS DRAMA SPEECH SUSAN MARTIN MISS JOURNALISM DEVONNE HENDRIX MISS FALL FESTIVAL CONNIE BURKE MISS FFA JAYNE GUEST MISS JROTC CARLA LIGHTFOOT 43 PHOTO NO, AVAILABLE PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Michael Brown Paul Monk Robert Burdick Harry Cloud Frank James IcCloud FOOTBAL 44 FOOTBALL FOOTBALL 46 m son, ripnf twwm .otns ■nr McCloud, Nathaniel l ?ing, Brown, Gerrod Wood, Henry Barry Young, Eric Barr, Coach — Coach Steve Scott, Paul Mo W'MW •- k HMe Thfrell p Smit Michael er, Lamar Hendrix, oenig. (not pictured mii Bostfck.) HflHMKNlf M. US .« :� ’ll v: FOOTBALL 47 VOSLEYBAL JR. VARSITY Helenthia citric riciar Coach M Patick Burke Left to right: Coach Mary Gunn, Tarshia Matthews, Tricia Carter, Helenthia Rolax, Patricia McMillan, Juanita Walters, Sophia Murray TRACK 1st Row — Left to Right — Harry Cloud, Vanessa Sharomani, Linda Clark, Carla Powell, Tammy Graddy. 2nd Row — Eric Barr, Felicia James, Fredia James, Vevelyn Pride, Angelia Betton, Stephanie Jakes, Lamar Hendrix. 3rd Row — Carl Bryant, Patricia McMillan, Evelyn Pride, Tonya Shorter, Barbara Jones, Tina Monk, Juanita Walters, Tarsha Matthews. SOFTBALL Row 4 Woodrow Pride Chris Darden Johnny Cladd Walter Jessie Row 3 Greg Helms Edgar Smith Charles Crittenden Willie Eggerton Calvin Cladd Jeremiah Bailey Carlos Fishburn James Peterson Sharon Wilson Row 2 Patrica McMillan Ronald Pride Evelyn Pride Erick Paiten Betty Battles Marylin Maxwell Allen White Reggie Young Semester Grimes Paul Mullins Row 1 Linda Clark Tonya Scott Lisa Melendy Trisca Carter Shinita Shorter Jerome Battles Judy Allen Vevlyn Pride Trudie Stafford Junita Walters Brenda Clark Brenda Clark Kathy Jessie Tracy Prescha Linda Clark Jackie Pride Captain Glenda Gainous Sonja Ford Jerome Battles Drum Major 60 During the year of 1983-1984, the Green Machine attended many activities. They outscored Havana in the District Contest. They attended the Tallahassee Springtime Parade April 7. They had a very good season although the band was small. Jerome took good control of the band serving his first year as Drum Major. They attended the Florida A M University Parade. In November, the band performed in Shanks' and Havana's Homecoming parade. The last of March, the Concert Band performed at the District Concert. The Homecoming band did their last dance for the season. They really put on a show that put the audience in the mood. 61 • 'H’vltnUtia Max ($c ($afUain Sutfiw yftcmab 'fottda ■$ ««’ 1I ih 7 i M 7 «� k vyu iiia TfoTtmon ■ 'J � i £R ax 3at 7ta • 11«777u r Row 1: Tarsha Matthew, Cynthia Johnson, Danita Williams Row 2: Eurnice Thomas, Letitia Safford, Kim Rolax Row 3: Elesha Thomas, Vonda Powell, Helenthia Rolax Row 4: Batina Matthew ■‘Jfumuib — $afU(U i Mrs. Smith has been cheerleader sponsor for nine years. She has been greatly looked up to for her efforts and outstanding leadership. Mrs. Smith always goes an extra mile for her girls to make Greensboro High School have an outstanding cheerleading squad. •yUu. Sdtuljt Sfjhotuot u ?0tTiO rTir-|?drTitTi n GIRLS PLATOON BOYS PLATOON Boys' Platoon in action Girl's Platoon in action ROTC HONORS ROTC OFFICERS Paul Monk, Shelia Bently, Col. Lovings, Danny Anderson, and Jayne Guest THE CROVN 66 Hendrix Commanding Officer: Carla B. Lightfoot Officer Pam Bailey 1 7 NING OF MISS ROTC Miss ROTC: Sheila Bently wmm 67 YEARBOOK Sitting: Dorothy McMillan, Sophia Murray, Jayne Guest, Sherena Melendy. Standing: Gina Hancock, Jackie Graddy, Semester Grimes, Kevin Faircloth, Helenthia Rolax, Marsha Bodiford, Danita Williams, Melissa Taylor, Melissa Lightfoot, Ricky Murray. Mrs. M. Shuler — Sponsor. Dorothy McMillan, Sophia Murray — Business Managers._________________________________________ Sherena Melendy, Editor in Chief; Jayne Guest Co-Editor Mr. Lester Deese — Sponsor. Row 1: Michael H., Charlie M. Row 2: Michael A., Andy P., Greg P., Jayne G., Allison R., Michael C., Luann H. Row 3: Jason H., Stephanie M., Wallace B., Mike C., Brian P., Jorge M., Mark C., Keith M., Kevin F., Windy A., Laura J. DRAMA SPEECH 70 Sitting left to right Sophia Murray, Tonya James, Jackie Pride, Susan Martin, and Kimberly Rolax Standing left to right Helenthia Rolax, Michael Brown, Mrs. M. Bethune, Instructor and Sherena Melendy Upper left Danita Williams JOURNALISM Mrs J. Kever — Instructor Row 1 Elesha Thomas, Dennis Smith, Eric Barr, and Susan Martin Row 2 Hope Bradwell, Harry Cloud, Christy Pace, and Shelia Bentley Row 3 Barry Young, Jayne Guest, Tracey Clark, and Devonne Hendrix, Gina Hancock (not shown) HONOR SOCIETY 1st Row — Susan Martin, Barry Young, Christy Pace, Hope Bradwell, Harry Cloud, Eric Barr, Jorge Monreal. 2nd Row — Elesha Thomas, Dennis Smith, Mrs. Behtune — Sponsor. NJHS Andy Potter, Ronald Pride, Ricky Sansom, Jackie Graddy, Stephen Pitts, Dawn Shepard, Venessa McMillan, Semester Grimes, Patricia McMillan, Cindy Morcom, Rex Barr, Karin Clausen, Missy Taylor, Raquel Monreal, Anthony Murray, Mr. Carl Bryant — Sponsor. 72 ED. FAIR HEALTH FAIR 73 74 . SPRINGTIME PAGEANT 75 HISTORY A famous person once said. I am a part of all that 1 have met And this is true, for as we look back over the years, we realize that we are what we are today because of the people and experiences of our past As we near graduation, what better time to reflect over the beginning years of our education? Remember the first day of kindergarten when out screaming and crying almost drove Mrs. Smith and Miss Sansom crazy. Danny and Dennis' running away didn't help matters either By the time we reached first grade we were accustomed to school and Mrs. Larkin and Mrs. Doyle really helped by taking us on an Easter egg hunt to Mrs. Larkin's farm where Anglie kept pushing Janice off the hayride. In the second grade. Mrs Ellis taught us our first song We thought we were ready for Hollywood' In the third grade we went to our second farm By this time, we were beginning to feel like real farmers. In the fourth grade we were really breaking bad. even Hope She put water in Mrs. Proctor s seat and got the whole class in trouble The fifth grade was when we discovered that we were multitalented Mr Drayton and Mrs. Carpenter supported us as we presented our first concert and performed the May Pole Dance Seniors at last; well, seniors in elementary school. Tonya had sixth-grader s disease and was so terrible she had to sit by Mrs Hawkin s desk. When we reached the seventh grade, we were back on the bottom again, the new kids at school, and Larry Ford made Hope pay by stealing one of her tennis shoes. As far as 1 know, he hasn't returned it to this day. The eighth grade was a year of coming and going Sherena joined us. Shelia came back, and D.D. left. Hclenthia and Elesha went to state with the girls basketball team, and Greensboro had their first flag corps with Dorothy McMillan as a member. In the ninth grade. Jayne Guest was crowned Military Ball Queen and Chris Northington joined our class. The 10th grade year was very difficult for some of us. Gina learned the art of not skipping school. Mr Revell taught her. And hasn't skipped again to this day Danita just couldn t stay away and returned that year. Michael Brown came and brought with him, the Afro Jayne and Sherena became cheerleaders. Danita. Helenthia. and Jackie went to Cat's on a school night and flunked Mi Scott's test the next day. I know that we were bad in elementary school, but in our 11th grade year, we were terrible Melissa. Carla, and Amos joined us. Michael Brown made All Bid Bend Elesha. Helenthia. and Danita became cheerleaders. Colonel Lovings caught Marsha smoking around the corner of the pod Danny caught the fever for older women. During class one day, Michael asked Mrs. Kever if he could go to the office and walked home Even though this was Amos' first year, it sure didn t stop him from getting into trouble, like the day he threw the piece of aluminum foil and almost hit Mrs. Hutley. Our Senior year has really been an unusual one Carla became the first girl Company Commander of the ROTC and Patrick Burke joined our group We took a Senior Skip Day. but no one knew about it Michael Brown and Patrick Burke stole Hope's truck. For the first time Devonne. Melissa. Anglie. and Shelia made the honor roll The ROTC had their Annual Formal Inspection and Devonne fainted Helenthia Rolax was crowned Miss Greensboro; Sherena Melendy. Miss Homecoming; and Danita Williams. Miss Senior. Well, that's it, our history As we pause to reflect over our years in school, we think of funny times, sad times, exciting times, and some nerve-wracking times But. one thing is sure: We are definitely a part of all that we have met. PROPHECY Here it is 1994! How the years have flown' Remember when we thought our Senior year would never end? And here we are, ten years later at our first class reunion at the Greensboro Hilton No one ever thought Greensboro would have a hotel Guess who the owner of the Greensboro Hilton Hotel is? Patrick Burke, who won a million dollars in the state lottery. The rest of the graduation class of 1984 is now arriving, and we find that Howard Baker has taken over Colonel Lovings's place at Greensboro High School and owns a dozen pipes of his very own. Riding with Howard is his old buddy. Amos Bostick, who presently is the principal of Greensboro High School. Now Amos gets to hand out the tardy slips which he used to receive so often. And guess who is the new football coach at G.H.S.? None other than Devonne Hendrix, with Coach Jackson keeping her stats. And now comes our valedictorian. Hope Bradwell Unfortunately. Hope flunked out of college her first year She now owns her own hamburger stand located under the oak tree in Greensboro. Danny Anderson, who went on to become the next Gary Ewing, arrives in his chauffeured limousine If you ever wondered what happened to Tony Britt and Shelia Bentley, well. Tony became a reverend, and Shelia is a nun. They both must leave early to attend a religious seminar. Jackie Pride is a D J at the local radio station and Paul Monk owns his own gas station. Hopefully, he will never run out of gas again, like he always did in high school! Carla Lightfoot is the former owner of Lightfoot s Bakery. Unfortunately, the bakery went bankrupt since Carla ate up all the profit. Rickey Murray is a psychologist and has just traded the old Impala for a brand new Ferrari Anglie Holmes moved to Philadelphia to become an air traffic controller, while her friend Tonya James has turned her husband's skating rink into a jazzercise center with Chris Northington accompanying her as a gym instructor. Dorothy McMillan writes Tonya Jazzercise books. Sophia Murray finally earned enough money working at Chandler's to buy them out She has renamed it 'Sophia's Quisine Henry Skipper is now the mascot for the Florida Gators and is married to Melissa Lightfoot who is a professor at the university. Sharon Dudley is a telephone operator. This way. she can keep up with all the latest gossip just like she did in school. Tammy Fox is a news reporter for the Greensboro Journal. We find that Gina Hancock is President of the Marlboro Cigarette Company Helenthia Rolax is a professional basketball player and runs a cosmetic company during the off-season. Helenthia's old friend. Danita Williams, is now an exotic dancer at the Fourth World Disco Marsha Bodiford is the proud owner of the Busy Bee. with Marshilla Green as her general manager Glenda Gainous is a commercial actress for pearl drop tooth polish, because she still smiles all the time just like she did in school. Who would ever have thought that Janice Betton would join her outlaw husband? She was able to make this reunion only because she was released on parole Michael Brown has taken a bunch of juvenile deliquents and turned them into a championship basketball team Sherena Melendy is a veterinarian and cares for her own race horses as well as the hogs on the farm which Jayne Guest took over when Tony became a reverend. Elesha Thomas is a teacher at Greensboro Elementary School, and during the summer, rides around in her pink Cadillac selling Mary Kay cosmetics. The last of the class of ’84 is Dennis Smith who is one of the ten most eligible bachelors in the U.S. Well, that's it' All the graduates are here, and haven't things changed since 1984? I wonder what we’ll all be doing in the year 2004? WILL 78 I, Danny Anderson, will to Karen Clausen the ability to stay out of trouble with Col. Lovings as I did. I, Howard Baker, will to Dexter Brown and Watler Jessie the ability to be on time for the Vol-Tech bus. I, Shelia Bentley, will to Susan Martin my big mouth so she can be heard in Journalism. 1, Janice Betton, will to Frank James and Ronterrius the ability to not be an outlaw in the future,and to my sister Angela Betton the ability to be with her boyfriend instead of her friends. I, Marsha Bodiford, will to Albert Edenfied my excuses to get out of the house. I, Amos Bostick, will to Van Granger the ability to never be on time for class, but still graduate. I, Hope Bradwell, will to the Juniors in Journalism my ability to be 15 minutes late for class and get away with it. 1, Tony Britt, will to Harry Cloud my art of driving a Cadillac when the boys tell him to step on it he will leave more smoke on the outside instead of the inside. I, Michael Brown, will to my sister Arlicia Brown the desire to excel in her life, and not to take school for granted as I did. I, Patrick Burke, will to Tarshia Mathews all my love and the desire to follow her dreams because dreams can come true if you make them. I, Sharon Dudley, will to my cousin Christine Jakes my starting position on the basketball team. I, Tammy Fox, will to Mr. Coggin the ability to take it easy on next year's American history and government tests. I, Glenda Gainous, will to Marilyn Maxwell and Lenore Williams the ambition to do their best in school. 1, Marshilla Green, will to Bora Moody the ability to graduate like I did. 1, Jayne Guest, will to Mrs. Kever the ability to eat all she wants and never gain any weight. I, Gina Hancock, will to Tina Monk the ability to graudate and have as much fun as I did both in and out of school. I, Devonne Hendrix, will my statistician pen and book to Acquenetta because she has been asking for them the last three years. I, Anglie Holmes, will to the Juniors the ability to always take government notes because if not, your cheating notes will bring you back to the 12th grade. I, Tonya James, will to my sisters Fredia and Felicia the ability to live for today, dream for tomorrow, and learn from yesterday. I, Carla Lightfoot, will to Eric Paden, my brother John Lightfoot, and all their friends Fontane Simmons, Charles Crittenden, Ronnie Jones, and Ermest Pearson, Ron Williams, Bobby Carter, the ability to realize that senior girls are too mature'for them, the desire to reach their goal and beyond regardless. I, Melissa Lightfoot, will to Carolyn Ash, Leslie, and Kim Rolax my lesson plan in typing, so that they won't have to ask a thousand questions in typing. I, Dorothy McMillan, will to Leslie McMillan, Kim Rolaxiand Carolyn Ash the ability to do sneakie things in Mrs. Hutley's room and never get caught, but still have an A” average. I, Sherena Melendy, will to my sister Lisa Melendy the desire to have as much fun in high school as I did. 1, Ricky Murray, will to my sister and brothers the ability to graduate from Greensboro High School like I did. I, Sophia Murray, will to Juanita Watlers and Leslie McMillan a pad of typing paper so they will stop asking for mine. I, Chris Northington, will to Mr. Coggin my black tread marks in the parking lot. 1, Helenthia Rolax, will to my sister Kim Rolax the ambition to e best dressed and the ability to hold on to that good-looking man of hers. t I, Henry Skipper, will to my brother Chris Skipper the attitude that no matter what someone else does, don't do it, to just get his work and graduate. 1, Dennis Smith, will to Alvin Ford and Lester Bouie the ability to talk to the lad s and still get I, Elesha Thomas, will to Barry and Reginald a bottle of Joy dish detergent iso they'll washing their own dishes. I, Danita Williams, will to Valorie Sanders, Angela Moorland Sandra Ford, my wardrobe, you all go skating you won't have to borrow mine. ► PROM NITE GETTIM •TT USE BOUND V 82 Class Officers: President: Hope Bradwell Vice President: Sherena Melendy Secretary: Carla Lightfoot Treasurer: Dorothy McMillan Class Sponsors: Mr. Carl Bryant Mrs. Ruby Hutley 83 HOMECOMING TAKES A FIERY START! 84 The journey of a lifetime Begins with a single step; Reaching and searching for that Intangible moment When one's Identity is Materialized. Compliments Of Morgan-McClellan Funeral Home 5 South Jackson St. Quincy, FL 904-627-7677 H.E. Morgan, Jr. 904-627-6454 Charles K. McClellan 904-627-7677 Serving Zhis Area Since 1940 86 Quincy, Florida AN EQUAL EMPLOYMENT-OPPORTUNITY COMPANY NIAGARA WIRES, INC. GREENSBORO TRADING CO. P.O. Box 159 Phone 442-4125 • F.R.M. 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P O Box 507 Phone: 627-6262 Convenient Plans Help ■ II For All Of Your Appliance Needs' SOUTHERN ELECTRIC 16 N. Adams St. Quincy, Florida Phone: 875-9313 You! jj; To Serve You TALQUIN ELECTRIC CO. Wneone institution you can bank on. For over 50 years. Security First has helped people buy homes, send their kids to college, save for a comfortable retirement and enjoy the better things in life. Today, we want to help you with more of your linancial needs than ever before. With a whole new range of investment accounts insured to $100,000 by the FSLIC. All kinds of personal loan plans. And innovations like our Money Key card to let you get money 24 hours a day from over 2000 locations around Florida. If you have a financial need, stop by and see us. You'll be glad you did. SECURITY FIRST MORE FORTHE MONEY THE IVY SHOP Flowers Gifts Antiques 1327 XV. 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Box 288 Midway, FL 32343 Used Auto Parts Hwy 90 West, Midway, FL 575-5427 576-9324 16 N. Adams Quincy, Florida % Complimenfs of Texgas Post Office Box 956 Quincy, Florida 32351 (904)627-6275 Jane's Bootery Quincy, FL PATRONS Bristol Pharmacy Dr. Pat M. Woodward Wendy Anderson Mini Outlet Dr. C.H. Gray K-C Manufacturing Co. Dixon Motel THE TEACHER Minnie W. Shuler i. “Free day! he cried, as they clamoured “Papers, pencils, and books; no not that again! Time stopped just a moment as she quietly sat. Glued to the thought of his desperate quest. Freedom, she said, now, just what is that. Freedom to choose opportunities' best. Or freedom to lose when put to the test? Which of life's keys would you care to depart. Which door would you close when ere came the knock? Which of life's dreams do you burst with your cry' Will time pass you by with never a try? Indulgence and freedom bear not the same course. Each rushes along a quite different force. Freedom you say, reflect well the point. For mastery is freedom to conquer your want. Indulgence may gladden the moment today, But can never extract the laborer's pay There is no time you may erring wast But spring to the task with valient haste. For ignorance is slavery, and freedom is truth. And 'chance' is your friend in the vigor of youth. 97 PAT THOMAS INSURANCE INC 1821 W. Jefferson Quincy For A Deal That Is Right See Dwight OWNERS DWIGHT CLARK JOHN BELL TOMMY WELLS • Sales • Service • Parts • Accessories 875-3100 DEPARTMENT STORE Serving This Area 101 Years 627-6123 Quincy, Florida 32351 98 GATE RESTAURANT •7 Days — 6 AM-9 PM • Seafood — Steaks — Salads Dailey Luncheon 106 Washington 663-9289 KNOTS ’N SUCH ALICE JO JOHNS FRANCES 0 BASFORD Owners P. 0 BOX 395 300 W. WASHINGTON ST CHATTAHOOCHEE. FL 32324 ROSEY'S GULF SERVICE Hwy 90 Midway, FL 576-4827 V _k h t-shirt express K H T-SHIRT EXPRESS Quincy, FL QUINCY Fine Foods And Quality Meats W. Jefferson 627-6697 1422 W. Jefferson St. 1981 McDonald's Corporation Quincy, FL SCHOOL VOLUNTEERS AWA Jackie Graddy Sherena Melendy Elesha Thomas Christopher Skipper Subrina Knight Jacqueline Pride Dorothy McMillan Marsha Bodiford Glenda Gainous Judy Allen Karin Clausen Shawn Wilson Partrick Burke Michael Brown Henry Skipper Hopjk Brad well Danita Williams Carla Lightfoot nglie Holmes _ony Britt Chris Northington Danny Anderson Jayne Guest Helenthia Rolax Sophia Murray Ricky Murray Dennis Smith Gina Hancock Paul Monk Devonne Hendrix Janice Betton Melissa Lightfoot Sheli Bentley Eric Barr Barry Young Tracy Clark Vonda Powell Evelyn Williams Angela Moore Sandra Ford Pamela Bailey Angela Hamm Katie Shepard Pamela Murray EXCELLENCE IN HISTORY Rex Barr Jeff Butler READING CHAMPS Lue Ann Hobby (TOP) Allison Richards Michael Acquilera Lorianne Acquilera DECLAMATION Harry Cloud Pamela Bailey David Clark SPELLING BEE Karin Clausen Christy Pace Jacquelyn Graddy Cynthia Morcom NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Pamela Bailey Carla Lightfoot 'orothy McMillan YEARBOOK AWARDS Sherena Melendy Jayne Guest Dorothy McMillian Gina Hancock Marsha Bodiford Helenthia Rolax Danita (Williams Ricky Mur ray Kevin iairclotlj Melissa Taylor ‘iy x. Jacquelyn Gracj Semester Grii« l-l - FOOTBALL Most Valuable]Player — Thenell McCloud Offensive Player — Micneal Srown Defensive Player — Tony Britt Offensive Lineman — Lamar Hendrix Offensive Back — Amos Bostic . Defensive Lineman — Louis Gunn Harry Cloud Defensive Back — Danny Anderson Most Dependable — Eric Barr Stats Award — Devonne Hendrix RDS GIRL'S BASKETBALL Sharon Dudley Helenthia Rolax Elesha Thomas Sophia Murray Juanita Walter Christine Jakes Patricia McMillan Tricia Carter SOFTBALL Sharon Dudley — MVP Tonya James MD Tashia Matthews MV Jancia Betton MR Betty Walters MI Fredia James — Rookie of the year BOY'S BASKETBALL TRACK Frank James Thenell JROTC Carla B. Lightfoot Shelia A. Bentley Danny J. Anderson Melissa Lightfoot Cynthia A. Morcom Marie T. Collier mRickey A. Sansom Andrew W. Potter Jon A.fclausen James H. Anderson Angie M. Hamm Kenneth J. Pace Wayne R. Sharpton Pamela E. Bailey Mickey F. Allen Marsha G. Bodiford Ricky W. Murray Lisa M. Rogers Matthew E. Rowan Richard H. Edwards Michelle D. Bundy Fawn C. Rogers Troy R. Fason Jeannie D. Murray Tony D. Britt Michael A. Brown Starla M. Brown Robert A. Burdict Karin Clausen Phyllis O. Crews Teresa M. Dudley Michael A. Kennedy Subrina D. Knight Kenneth A. Melvin Albedja A l EdenfielcH Frank H. Mwardsl Richard E. Mary J. Gc Tim D. Hall Gina M. Hancock David M. Hamm Lonnie W. Hatcher Rita K. Johnson Tony Jordon Daniel J. Link Paul H. Monk Tina M. Monk Letitia A. Safford Vence C. Scott James M. Strange Mary J. Cook Sharon D. Dudley Henry L. Flatten Michael G. Colkm ire Raquel P. Monreal Lloyd E. Rogers James J. Senit Mickey L. Allen Jeff L. Butler Michael N. Clark Raymond H. Dickens Melinda K. Ellis Gloria D. Hendrix Li JOURNALISM Eric Barr 1 Shelia Bentley Hope Bradwell racy Clark y Cloud onne Hendrix lie Holmes Susan Martin Christy Pice Dennis Smith r' Elesha Thomas Barry Young Jayne Guest Gina Hancock 102 V A RESOLUTION HONORING THE MEMORY OF C.H. (TATE) RICHARDSON I pray thee, then, write me as one that loves his fellowmen. WHEREAS, this School Board and this school system lost a dedicated friend and worker in the passing of C.H. (Tate) Richardson on November 2, 1983; and WHEREAS, this loss, shared by a host of other fellow workers, former students, and other friends, is especially grievous to his wife of forty-eight years, Violet Mize Richardson; a son, John Kenneth Richardson; a daughter, Shari R. Arrington; four adoring grandchildren, Kimberly Dru and John Bryndon Richardson and Daniel Burt and Anne Elizabeth Arrington; three brothers; Carl Richardson, of Staten Island, New York; John Richardson, of Cincinnati, Ohio; and Orville Richardson, of Bellevue, Kentucky; and two sisters; Delma R. Beach and Emma R. Hargis, of Akron, Ohio; and WHEREAS, this Board wishes to make a permanent public record of these and other facts concerning Tate Richardson, and, as best we can, to honor his memory and express to those closest to him our heartfelt sympathy; now, therefore, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE SCHOOL BOARD OF GADSDEN COUNTY, FLORIDA; IN MEMORIAM C.H. (TATE) RICHARDSON From Tate's childhood to early middle age, his home was in the State of Kentucky. Born at Poplarville on December 22, 1912, he graduated from Mt. Victory High School in 1933; attended Sue Bennett Jr. College (London, Ky.), 1933-1936; and at Eastern Kentucky State College (Richmond, Ky.) received the B.S. Degree in 1942 and the M.A. Degree in 1952. Meanwhile, his career in public education, spanning almost a half-century, had begun early: he served from 1934 to 1942 as teacher and principal in the Pulaski County Schools and, from 1942 to 1953, as superintendent of the city school system of Ferguson. Coming to Gadsden County, Florida in 1953, Tate rendered outstanding service as Principal of the Greensboro High School from July 1 of that year to December 1977, when he retired. Even after that, still an able mathematics instructor, he took pleasure in returning to the classroom from time to time as a substitute teacher. In 1982, having been elected to a 4-year term as a member of the Gadsden County School Board, he took office on November 16. Here he served faithfully and well until his death. Tate grew up in a close-knit family, whose members have through the years maintained strong ties, though widely separated as to residence. His marriage on September 21, 1935 to Miss Violet Mize of Stab, Kentucky began for him a new, warm and singularly happy home which, added to by a loving son and daughter, was a joy and blessing to him for the rest of his life. Tate once remarked humorously that he came to Florida for sand and surf ' What he found here was a long and successful career of service to youth and the community, and the love and respect of his neighbors and associates. Tate was a friendly, cheerful man, who loved life, living, sports, and people. He belongs to Gadsden County. A long-time active member of the Greensboro Baptist Church, he served for many years as a deacon and Sunday School teacher. His community activities included work as a member of the Kiwanis Club, the Gadsden Memorial Hospital Board, and various other organizations, and in voluntary private tutoring of high school and college students who needed help, especially in mathematics. AND WHEREAS, the members and the Secretary of this Board, along with many other people, will long and warmly remember him; now, therefore, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED AND ORDERED that the shared sense of loss, and our other sentiments herein described, be sincerely expressed to the beloved and loving family of C.H. (Tate) Richardson, with copies of this Resolution transmitted to them and, for the information of the many others who deeply feel his absence, to the Gadsden County Times. DONE AND ORDERED in regular meeting duly assembly on this, the nineteenth day of December, 1983. 104 THE SCHOOL BOARD OF GADSDEN COUNTY, FLORIDA Randolph E. Greene, Chairman; Betty M. Baker, Vice-Chairman; William K. Pitts, Jr., Member; Harold J. Henderson, Member; Witt A. Campbell, Member; Grinelle E. Bishop, Secretary pc . n ■ � ■ • • '' 'tv. t . .1 «• V.. rr xtsm t