Hapeville High School - Hilltop Yearbook (Hapeville, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1981 volume:

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' ' ' ,u ' their childhood memories and replace them with visions of the beginning of the rest of their lives. Organizations Hapeville High Brings Bowl Home L-R: Dr. Hal Shields, Dale Ferrell, Lisa Grey, Susan Hall, Gina Wimberly, Alana Moses, Jan Purdy, Cheryl Jones, Sandra Hall. Hapeville High students won first place in the Fulton County School System ' s second annual Junior Academic Bowl The team, composed of four eighth graders and four ninth graders, matched academic skills with teams frorh 14 other high schools in the system. Hapeville students also competed in the Senior Academic Bowl. This team was comprised largely of seniors. While they did not bring home a victory, they competed keenly and enjoyed the experience. Ms. Edna Robinson spon- sored the senior bowl members and Ms. Joan Graham and Ms. Judy Hammack sponsored the junior howl members. The senior members were Kelley Player, Debbie Myer, Tim Albright, John Robinson, Greg Barber, Dale Ferrell. The junior bowl members were Lisa Grey, Jan Purdy, Sandra Hall, Susan Hall, Dale Ferrell. Cheryl Jones, Gina Wimberly, Alana Moses. L-R: Kelley Player, John Robinson, Debbie Myer, Dale Ferrell. Kathy Teague, Tim Albright FCA members are A. Beavers, J. Os- borne, J. Gordon, L. Shan ey felt. T. Sconyers, D. Digby, T. Reeves, Coach Daniel J. Lewis, C. Carter, J. Robert- son, L. Knight, T. Pelkey, D. Hughes, T. Jones, D. Ferrell, G. Barber, S. Gas- ton, P. Coggin, K. Morgan, T. Bell FCA The aim of the Fellowship of Christain Athletes F.C.A., is to confront athletes and coaches, and through them the youth of our nation, with the challenge and adventure of trying to live a Christian life. The FBLA members are: B. Fuller, B. Marlow, S. Davis, L. McCord, L. Weldon, Ms. Smith, D. Jones, C. Jones, D. Myer, P. Rose, A. Sikes, A. Homsby, L. Lane, D. Brooks, A. Moses, and K. Teague. FBLA THE FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA and the VOCATIONAL OFFICE TRAINING are work oriented school organizations stressing experience within the business world while learning in the classroom the fundamentals of clerical, secretarial and general business experience. Ms. Carolyn Smith and Ms. Joyce Chamberlain are co-sponsors of these groups I 77} e members of VOT are J. Bailey, A. Sikes. B. Fuller. S. Wallace, L. Smith, J. Milews- ki, D. Brooks. L. McCord, A. Horns- by, and B. Marlow. VOT ■ r- The members in DCT are: B. Rigsby, P. Hinson, J. Lewis, D. Var- adore, T. Craig, E. Womble, S. Oliver, S. Newman, B. Hack, S. Davis, T. Gardiner, V. White, T. Brown, M. Gore, and M. Gaston. DCT Art Club The members in the Art Club are: First row L-R. T. Curry. T. Tolbert, B. Ellis, C. Brannan. C. Benson, M. Parker, J. Rogers. Second row. R. Digby. j. Kilgore. M. Hulsey. P. Thompson. B. Hack. S. Davis, K. Brooks. A. Floyd. Third row. A. Jones, B. Preston. L. Williams, B. Boyd, J. Osborne, F. Craig. close- Up Close-Up is a week-long government studies pro- gram for high school students and their teachers. More than this, Close-Up is an op- portunity and an adven- ture in expanding one ' s self-awareness and knowledge. Student Council Front Row L to R: R. Holder, D. Hazehigs, D. Pelsue, P Morris, K Cox, W Holmes, P Norton, L Cox, B. Cox, C. Oliver. R. Riley, T. Carr, P. Rintye, J. Firestone, K. Firestone, C, Gordon. C. Allen, T. Anderson. C Tieg, top row - S. Walker. B. Kite. L. Gray, B. Cook, G. Johnson, S. Love, ] Robertson, P. Hinson, J Ashmore, D. Myer, T. Albright, R. Digby. G. Wimberly, A. Mertins, D. Sudduth, S. Gossit, R. Tucker, L. Jacobson, W. Taylor, T. Kitchens, T Carroll, V. Bradford, P. McCord. P. Rintye. The executive board for the student council consists of B. Cox, B Rigsby, R. Riley, P. Hinson, back row - C. Allen, R. Digby, D. Myer, J. Ashmore. Student Council The Student Council spon- sored various events: the numer- ous football and basketball dances, the Homecoming Dance, the Bar- B-Que Dinner, and the Homecom- ing Parade. In November they held a mock presidential election. Then in December, they collected toys, clothes, food, and donations for a needy family. A blood drive was held later in the year. A Valentine ' s Dance was enjoyed by all in February. At the close of the year they raised money for a small scholarship in honor of a deserving nember. The officers are Phillip Hinson. Pres.: Debbi Myer and Julie Ashmore. Vice Pres.: Barbara Cox. Sec: and Robert Riley, Treas. The sponsor is Ms. Pat Owens. , ' ,v .- -if-.-- . . . - . ; :• - • ' . ' • V j8L% x;i 4 tL ' i fJL.4 .Ajifc . -( v ' S 1 1 ;. ' V;, y T-. F . Y.i j BHhHp a1 ipB fl llBBfrCy ii ' jyH  f r te .aJ ' ' M ' !r- ' ' ' i -if, H Hh K H pV f% ' -s § n k A . . L5fefc . mH K;| ' Ml i 1 K I tifflnrw ' IQH T Y W H J. ■.i k ▼ i VI } f ' sSwtn mSmm m Letter Club The Letter Club members are: A. Floyd, T. Kitchens, R. Tucker, J. Firestone, I. Phillips, P. Coggin, L. McCord, M. Hughes, B. Cox, T. Carroll, C. Gordon, A. Hornsby, B. Ross, W. Holmes, P. Morris, K. Player, J. Gragg, D. Ferguson, L. Shaneytelt, B. Cummings, D. Perry, K. Morgan, B. Hack, S. Davis, F. Craig, J. Robertson, L. Knight, L. facobson, J. Osborne, R. Lietz, T. Brown, C. Carter, B. Weldon, J. Gordon, A. Beavers, B. Cody, T. Reeves, B. Long, J. Lew is, T. Sconyers, H. Jordon, G. Barber, D. Digby, j. Sams, E. Womble, S. Gaston, T. Pelkey, and R. Riley. The Letter Club is a group of all students that letter in a varsity sport during the school year. Chorus The members of the Chorus this year are; C. Caum. D. Myer, E. Alien, D. Meeks, M. Hughes. B. Ross, f. McConell, M. Akers, Mr. Stivers, D. Smith, C. Stephens, K. Smith.-G. Wallraven, T. McKee, P. Martin, M. Hulsey, K. McConefy, K. Vaughn, E. McWaters M. Holder, K. Freeman, L. Cawthon, J. Martin, M. Smith, K. Firestone, R. Pray, D. Archer, D. Pelsue, C. Oliver. A. Oliver, D. Ferguson, B. Cody R. Russell, C. Patrick, D. Self. M. Nolder, J. Sparks, R. Lietz, and B. Preston. Hilltop Staff To be on the Hilltop Staff a person must be willing to take time out of his or her day to do the very best job possible. This means coming before school, and staying late at night to meet deadlines. The staff members must be dedicated and extremely patient. The members of the Hilltop Staff are: P. Norton. B. Cox. D. Carey. D. Pool, Advisor-Mrs. Graham, C. Caum, K. Barrett. L. Griggs, K. Cox. S. Love. B. Rigsby. D. Digby, P. Rintye, and P. Coggins. Beta Club Officers 30 National Honor Society Sage Club Members are M. Akers. J. Rogers, P. Morris, A. Moses, D. Stephens, S. Stewart. T. Carroll, B. Garrett, M. Rogers, C. Gorden, L. Jacobson, D. Hazelrigs, P. Rintye, J. Bradford, R. Akers N.H.S. Officers: ]. Gorden, E. Allen. N. Myers, L. Weldon National Honor Society members are C. Allen. N. Myers. L. Weldon. E. Allen. J. Gorden, G. Barber, P. Rintye The Battalion Staff consists of: Harry Beasley, Sammy McCormick, Frank Craig, Sean Stewart, Andy Cruse and Sgt. Craig Company B: M. NoJder, A. Cruse. T. Beasley, A. Paschel, G. Gillis, R. Denney, K. Brooks. R. Noble. C. Teague, D. fanes, B. French, D. Summit. Leadership, Citizenship Challenge and Responsibility JROTC The Color Guard members are; Kathy Vaughn, Harry Beasley, Sammy McCor- mick, David Rose, and Sharon Abbott. The Drillteam members are A. Crvse. H. Beasley, P. Kinney, J. Maddox, C. Teague, B. Ellis. ]. Mitchell, W. Parker. D. Summit. P. McDonald, A. Paschel, D. Rose, C. Sikes, B. French, S. McCormick. Spanish Club The members of the Spanish Club are: Beth Garrett, Lisa Merdith, Kelly Anderson, Traci Carr, Gina Wimberly, Weldon, Alana Moses, Melaine Hulsey, Pam Rintye. Robin Holder, Kathy Teague, Jimmy Mitchell, Kenny Beverly Sapp, Sohan Desai, Angie Henrey, Pam Harvey. McFall, Scott Geroge, Joey Bradford, Dale Farrel l, Gina Susan Stewart, Susan Hall Paulla Rose, Diane Bolton, Gina Jackson, and Vannie Elliott. Spanish Honor Society The members of the National Honor Society are: Elizabeth Teresa Kitchens, Tyson Jones, John Robinson, Rosemary Allen, Melanie Hulsey, Trudi Carroll Janet Firestone, Tucker, and Carol Allen Homecoming HOMECOMING 1980-81 The 1980-81 homecoming was full of excitement, especially for Julie Ashmore who was crowned queen. The other two girls on the senior court were Debra Carey and Cathy Teague. The lower class queens were, Barbara Cox - 11th, Cheryl Gordon - 10th, Traci Carr - 9th, and Joy Coggins - 8th. Julie was escorted by Foy Dyches; Debra was escorted by Johnny Allen; and Cathy was escorted by Tim Albright. 36 The eighth grade queen was Joy Coggin, escorted by Blynn Gragg The ninth grade queen was Tract Can, escorted bv Daniel Gibson. 37 Homecoming wasn ' t fun for only the queens; the whole school took part in the activities to promote the school spirit. Each day was set up with certain acti rities so the entire student body could get the homecoming spirit. 38 During homecoming, each day had a certain style such as, hat and sock day, gross out day, 50 ' s day, dress up day and jersey day. Each grade also had a hall and a float to decorate, and a skit to perform. The class that had the most spirit at the end of the week won the spirit stick. On Friday there was a parade and the game. The dance on Saturday night culminated the week. 39 40 4 , ' Vtg tS 1 Sports Varsity Football Rebuilding Hornets Post a 3-7 Record 1980 was a rebuilding year for the Hornets. With the departure of Coach Bob Cloy, Bud Ramsey took over as head coach with new assistants, Kyle Strickland, Emory Fears, and fim Spivey. The return to a varsity schedule was not an easy one as the Hornets turned in a 3-7 record. Despite the losing record. Coach Ramsey feels that valuable experience was gained this year and that Hapeville is on the way toward a strong football program. Departing seniors in 1981 are: Bill Cody, Tommy Cohen, Daniel Digby, David Ferguson, Jimmy Lewis, Richard Lietz, Bill Long, Bobby Morris, and Tommv Reeves. Coach Spivey, Doug Redd, Coach Strickland. Bill Long. Joey Sams. Dale Ferrell. John Robinson. Tom Pelky, Jimmy Lewis. Daniel Digby. Coach Ramsey. Kneeling-Robert Riley. Bill Cody. Andrew Chastain. Allen Beavers, Brian Callahan. Greg Sledge, Jeff Knight, Jack McKenzie. HapeviUe 7 Jackson Co. Hapeville Woodburv HapeviUe 7 Heard Co. HapeviUe 12 Dacula HapeviUe 13 Dawson Co HapeviUe Palmetto HapeviUe G.S.D. HapeviUe 14 Towns Co. HapeviUe 7 Riverside HapeviUe ML Zion Varsity Football Cheerleaders Rosemary Tucker Wendy Holmes Suzanne Love 45 B-Team Football ' i ' T - r. . . B j Top Row: Coach Doug Brantley, Doug Reed, Robert Yates, Scott Geroge, Mike Williams, Tracv Schweitzer, Bottom Row: David Rose, Andrew Chastain. Tim Top Row: Paul Carroll, Danny Hastings, Darrell Bradford, Tolbert, Matt Rogers Brain Callahan, Bottom Row: Matt Adair, Jerry Dunn 46 B-Team Football Cheerleaders The B-Team Football Cheerleaders are: Gina Wimberly Trade Can Melinda Akers Kim Firestone Drill Team The 1980-81 Drill Team performed at half time shows, in festivals and parades. There were thirteen members on the team. The first year members were Regina Jackson, Pam Norton, Lori Cox, Karen Cox, Andrea Varnadore, Michelle Holder, and Beth Garrett. The second year members are Cecilia Caum and Carol Allen. Senior Debbie Myer, Jeanne Gibson, and Co-captain Barbara Cox have been on the team for three years. The only girl on the team for four years was Captain Lisa Weldon. The team attended the Super Star Showtime Camp during the summer and won the spirit trophy. Majorettes Trad Anderson Julie Ashmore- Captain Chervl Gordon The majorettes are a most important part of the school ' s band functions. They make a half-time show a little more enjoyable for everyone. The majorettes are an asset to this school. Band The clarinet section members are: B. Kite, W. Vickers, The bass section members are: K. Player, J. Baker, A. Ramsey, and S. Stewart. A. Kelly and T. Albright The trumpet section members are; B. Cook, S. Swenson, J. Gordon, M. Rogers, and B. Smith. The percussion members are: G. Johnson, V. Ross, K. Anderson, J. Rogers, R. Henry, and L. Grey. Tennis Bottom Row: Pam Morris, Alana Moses, Diana Bolton, Kim Davis Top Row: Angels Floyd, Gina Wimberly, Coach Jim Spivey, Laurie Jacobson, Missy Hughes i Top Row: John Robinson, Coach Jim Spivey, Dale Farrell, Joey Bradford Bottom Row: Andy Eads, John LePore. David Rose 52 Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders « « - ■ •■ 53 Varsity Boys Basketball — j|— — o 1 H ' ■■ ' (-piiKjyl [| The 1980-81 Basketball season was a year of rebuilding. The Hornets were young and inexperienced as they returned only two lettermen from the previous season. With only two seniors, the Hapeville roundballers rolled to a 13-6 regular season record. The Hornets finished second in the sub-region tournament and lost to G.A.C. in the regional tournament. Senior. Jimmy Gordon Senior, fimmie Lewis The members o[ this year ' s Varsity Boys Basketball team were: Howell Turner, Jeff Gragg, Lynn Shaneyfelt, Tony Sconyers, Jimmie Lewis, Tom Pelk}-. Greg Barber, Scott Gaston. Robert Riley, jimmy Gordon, Coach Bill Speck. 1981 Schedule Hapeville 50 Hapeville 78 Hapeville 68 Hapeville 60 Hapeville 96 Hapeville 53 Hapeville 30 Hapeville 39 Hapeville 43 Hapeville 86 Hapeville 38 Hapeville 41 Hapeville 58 Hapeville 56 Hapeville 59 Hapeville 30 Hapeville 54 Hapeville 56 Hapeville 35 SUB Region Tournament Hapeville 70 Walker 34 Hapeville 42 Arlington 31 Hapeville 45 Palmetto 50 Region Tournament Hapeville 42 G A C 64 Heritage 51 Mt. Carmel Christian 40 DeKalb Christian 50 Mt. Vernon Christian 55 Walker 48 Mt. Zion 43 Pace Academy 37 Palmetto 63 Arlington 38 ML Carmel Christian 38 G A C 42 ML Zion 24 Heritage 50 Walker 30 Mt. Vernon Christian 42 Arlington 42 DeKalb Christian 38 Pace Academy 48 G A C 61 Varsity Girls Basketball The members of this years V. Basketball team are: Pam Morris, Teresa Kitchens, Cheryl Gordon, Karen Cox, Lauri Jacobson, Barbara Cox, Missy Hughes, Trudi Carroll Laura Brown. Lori Cox. Melinda Akers, and Alana Moses. The 1980-81 Varsity Basketball team became a great surprise to many. The young team had only one senior- Missy Hughes and one junior- Barbara Cox. The rest of the team consisted of ninth and tenth graders. The team did very well considering to be such a young team. The final record was 14-7. Five of the loses were within three points. Next years team is believed to be much better because the tenth graders will have a year of experience behind them and will be able to play much better. The Coach of the team was Doug Brantley. B-Team Boys Basketball 1981 B-Team Boys: Scott George, Joey Bradford, Nick Boris, Paul McCord, Darrell Bradford. Tyson Jones, Kenny McFall, David Stevens, Coach Mike Buchanan, Nate Martin, Wade Parker 58 B-team Girls Basketball B-Team Basketball Cheerleaders Wrestling The members of the 1980 -81 wresthng team were Rodney Brannon, Keith Cowart, Corey Brannon. Bill Cummings, Jeff Rogers, Matt Rogers. Bo Cummings, Robby Russell, Frank Pettway, Allen Beavers, Lee Knight, and Johnny Osborne. Kyle Strickland was their coach. fl 5 P|H V it i t 1 ' i 4 ' ini MB n0||8f r_ iJhvHI k vHi ■ M HI j l u. k 1 ■ 9 P — Jgjjl l •- — 1 1 ■ - XI- 1980-81 Boys Track The members of the track team are: Greg Sledge. Andrew Chastain, Keith Cowart, Todd Daniels. Bill Cummings, Robby Russell Coach Bud Ramsey. Richard Lietz. David Ferguson. Dale Ferrell. Allen Beavers. Tommy Reeves, and Daniel Digby. This year ' s senior members are: Daniel Digby. Tommy Reeves. David Ferguson, and Richard Lietz, 1980-81 Girls Track The members of the track team are: Beverly Sapp, Trade Carr. Jennifer Kilgore. Andrea Vanadore, Pam Coggin, Vannie Elliott. Vickie Ross, Lain Claypool, Nicki Lankford. Belinda Ross. Lori Cox, Hank Hankerman, Veronica Bradford, Angela Floyd. Pam Rintye, Melinda Akers, Kelley Brooks, Lori Wheeler, The coach is Ms. Anne Chance The 1981 Hapeville Hornet girls track team, coached by Ms. Anne Chance, is going all the way to the state. The track team has grown from the three varsity members last year to twenty members this year. 1980-81 Baseball The Members of the 1981 Baseball team are: Scott Gaston, Tom Pelky, jimmy Gordon, Tommy Cohen, Lynn Shaneyfelt, Tony Sconyers, Chris Carter, Greg Barber, Danny Hastings, Brian Callahan, Wade Parker, Tyson Jones, Tracy Bell, Kenny McFall, Jeff Knight, Jimmy Mitchell, Coach Mike Buchanan, Jeff Smithers, joey Baker, Scott George, Steve Smithers, and Coach Ed Daniel 64 March April 27 Westwood 30 Campbell 31 Feldwood 3 Campbell 6 Pace Academy 7 Russell 13 Mt. Zion Away Home Home Away Away Home Away 14 Woodward Academy Home 16 C.A.C 20 Palmetto 22 Westwood 24 Pace Academy 28 Russell May 1 Mt. Zion 4 G.A.C 6 Palmetto 8 Feldwood 11-13 Region 7-A Home Away Home Home Home Home Away Home Away Play-off Pitching Staff: Chris Carter, Tom Pelky. Scott Gaston, Tony Sconyers. Tracy Bell Infield: Tracy Bell. Scott Gaston, Greg Barber. Tyson Jones Volleyball The members of the Volleyball team are: P. Coggin, B. Ross, G. Merith, K. Davis, I. Phillips, manager- V. Ross, score keeper- K. Brooks, A. Floyd, S. Davis, and B. Hack. . v muM Faculty A dministra don Mr. John M. Givens Principal Undergrad: Mississippi College. Grad: University of Southern Mississippi. Degrees: B.S. and M. ED. Taught Biology and Math. Ms. Silva Pickelsimer Assistant Principal Undergrad: Atlanta Univ. Degrees: B.S., M. ED. Former Math teacher. Mrs. Louise Brock School Secretary Faculty Ms. G. Paterson Office Clerk Ms. Rebecca Baker Interpreter Mr. Daniel Barnes Undergrad: Jacksonville St. College, Grad: U.G.A. Degrees: B.S., M.E. Teaches D.C.T Sponsors V.I.C.A. 68 Mrs. Nancy Boyles Undergrad: U.G.A Degrees B.S.H.S.: Teaches: Foods, Clothing, and LTC Charles F. Baur Development. DAI Fulton County Mr. Douglas Brantley Undergrad: Jacksonville State University Degrees: B.S. Ed. Teaches P.E. Coaches B-team Football and V. B Team Girls Basketball Ms. Marilyn Brown Undergrad: Tuskegee Institute B.S. Grad: Univ. of Golorado Teaches Modified Self-Contained Learning Disabilities Class June Bryant Undergrad: University of Georgia Grad: Duke Univ. Degrees: M.A.T., B.A. Mike Buchanan Undergrad: Georgia Tech Grad: Georgia State Teaches Mathematics and coaches Boys B-team Basketball and Baseball Joyce Chamberlain Undergrad: ' Mississippi Univ. For Women Grad: Ga. State Degree: B.S. Teaches V.O.T.. Shorthand, accounting, and business math. Ann Chance Undergrad and Grad: University of Georgia. Teaches: P.E., and coaches track Amy Coleman Undergrad: Georgia State University Degrees: Bachelor of Music, Band Director 69 MSG Monroe Craig Master Sergeant A A BA SAINT Leo College Fla.. ROTC Senior Army Instructor s ■% Mr. Emory Fears Undergrad: Auburn Univ. Crad: Georgia Tech, University ' of Ga. Degrees: B.S., M.S.. ME.D. School Counselor Ms. Judy Hammack Undergrad and Crad: Miss. Uni. for Women. Degrees: B.A., M.A. Teaches English and sponsors the cheerleaders. Mr. Edgar Daniel Undergrad: and Grad: Univ. of Ga. Degrees: B.S.. M. ED Teaches Biology and Dr. Ed. Coaches Baseball Ms. Joan Graham Undergrad and Grad: Ga. State Uni. Degrees: B.A., ME.D Teaches English and Sponsors the Hilltop Mr. Richard Harwood Undergrad: North Ga. College Degrees: B.S., Physics. Teaches Chemistry and Mathematics. j Jax Mrs. Lovie Houston Edward Water College Fla. Atlanta University - Atl, GA Major - Special Education 70 Y f ■: - ■ Ms. Margot Meeker Certified at the state level as an educational interpreter. Worked at the Atlanta Area School for the Deaf as an Amplification Specialist. Ms. Grace Mowbray Undergrad: Austin Peay Univ. Grad: Pea body College for Teachers Degrees: B.S., M.L.S. Teaches Library Education. School Librarian Ms. Randi Mokas Undergrad: University of Fla. Degrees: B.A. Teaches Spanish Mr. Arlan Oftedahl Undergrad: Augsburg College. Grad: Southern Illinois Univ. Degrees: B.A., M.A. Teaches Study Skills s s ; Ms. Patrica Owens Undergrad: Memphis State Univ. Degrees: B.S. in Ed. Ms. Anne Parramore Undergrad: Va I dost a State College Grad: West Georgia College. Degrees: A.B., M. Ed. in English Teaches: English 71 Mr. George Presley Music Therapy. Special Education Florida State, BM, Visually Impaired Mr. William Ramsey Undergrad: Western Kentucky Univ. Degrees: B.S. Teaches: Drafting, Coaches: V. football Ms. Carolyn Smith Undergrad: B.S. Benedict. Teaches: Business Education and Typing Mrs. Edna Robinson Undergrad: Ga. College Milledgeville Grad: Fla. St Univ. Degrees: B.A., Music and Art, M.M.E. Music Ed. Teaches: English, Sponsors: Beta Club, Quiz Bowl Ms. Peggy Shaddix Undergrad: Univ. of Georgia Grad: Ga. State Univ. Degrees: B.S. Masters in Reading, Teaches-Reading Lab. Mr. William Speck Undergrad: Univ. of Ga. Degrees: B.S. Ed. Teaches Science. Coaches: Varsity Boys Basketball. Mr. James Spivey Undergrad: Macon Jr. College Grad: Berry College Degrees B.S., Masters Mr. David Stivers Undergrad and Grad: Eastern Ken. Univ.; Degrees: Bachelor of Music and Master of Music Education. Ms. Marjorie Williams Asst. Librarian Mr. Kyle Strickland Baseball scholarship. Ga. Middle College Ga. Southern, B.S. Education. Major-P.E. and Health. Head Coach V. Wrestling and V. Football; Teaches Geog. and Econ. Ms. Christine Thomas Undergrad: Valdosta State College. Degrees: B.S. Mathematics: Teaches: Mathematics. Roberta Wolfe Undergrad. Grad.: Georgia State University ' Degree: A.B. Teaches art. Sponsors Art Club. Enjoys stage design. .% Ms. Rosa Wilson Undergrad: Huntington College. Grad: Emory and Ga. State; Degrees: B.S., Major French and Social Studies. Teaches: Social Studies. Carol Williams Undergrad Grad.: University of Georgia and Georgia State University Degree: Masters in Ed. for Deaf Hobbies: Sewing, reading, teaching sign language. James Tootle III Undergrad Grad: Florida ]r. College Degree: Certificate Hobbies: Working with people 73 Cafeteria and Custodial Staff Melissa Turner Alena Turner Impgene MacFey M ' Hue Van Hguyen Joseph Jackson Helen Powell Josephine Gaye George Cash Charley Grier Fanny Jacobs Academics Social Studies Social Sciences introduced students to everything from the workings of the political machine to the ancient Egyptian civilizations. The Social Science Department is equipped with maps, globes, films, and filmstrips in order to make the subjects taught more realistic. Current Events and A reading lab are included. The teachers are Ms. Wilson, Ms. Bryant, Ms. Owens, and Mr. Cook. k X 76 Spanish and Science The only foreign language offered at Hapeville is Spanish. The teacher is Ms. Mokas. She teaches at the high school in the morning and the North Avenue Elementary school in the afternoons. The science teachers at Hapeville are Bill Speck, Ricky Harwood, Ed Daniel, and James Spivey. The classes that are taught range from Physical Science to Human Physiology. 77 Physical Education and Industrial Arts Physical Education offers a variety of sports and games such as voUeyball, tennis, golf, field hockey, bowling, football, and basketball. The students use the skills and abilities that they have learned in the past and develope them even further in these classes. Three of the most important things taught are good sportsmanship, fair play, and competition. These skills have a great carry over value for the future. The Industrial Arts classes give students a chance to express their creative talents in wood-working and drafting. The classes are taught by Coach Ramsey. The students learn the ins and outs of industrial and architectural drawings and technical design. 78 Special Education Hapeville houses one of two modified self-contained learning disabilities programs in Fulton Count}- High Schools. The program is designed to serve students who are of normal intelligence, but have a deficiency in one or more of the psychological processes. Students can take two to four classes per quarter in this setting. English, Social Studies, Math, and Science are generally taught. 79 Music And Art Art is an elective subject which is available to all students. The art room is equipped with kilns, a printing press, and a variety of materials which make possible a variet} ' of visual experiences. The band is one of the many organizations which build and support the school spirit. The Drill Team and the Majorettes add a great deal of excitement and color to the band. 80 I -?o Business Education And Home Economics The Business Department offers courses for both college bound and those planning to go immediately into the business world. Their leadership club is the Future Business Leaders of America. FBLA. If you smell something good in the halls next to the library, it ' s probably from the Home Economics Department. Mrs. Boyles works all day teaching students to cook and sew. 81 English Shakespeare, Modern British Literature, Southern Litera- ture among others compose the EngUsh courses offered at Hapeville. The students are introduced to the different periods of English and American Literature as well as composition and rhetoric. 82 Mathematics The Math department endeavors to help the student further his knowledge of working mathematics, through classes in 8th grade math, pre Algebra, Algebra, Geometry, Algebra II. Analysis, and Calculus. 83 Library The library is one of the centers of the school. It has 12,714 books and reference materials. It subscribes to 73 magazines and five papers. The students seem to use the library for everything from studying and research to quiet conversation. Mrs. Mowbray and Mrs. Williams have done a great job with the library over the years. 84 Seniors 85 TIM ALBRIGHT ELIZABETH ALLEN Sen Seniors TAMMY COLE TOM CRAIG SANDIE DAVIS MELVIN DENNEY Class of ' 81 I • • ■ r V DANIEL DIGBY DAVID FERGUSON ANGELA FLOYD BELINDA FULLER MITZI GASTON RIGHARD GIBSON JIMMY GORDON MARY GORE JAGKIE GRAY DARLENE GRIFFIN LYNN GRIGGS BARBARA HACK 89 PHILLIP HINSON APRIL HORNSBY MISSY HUGHES 90 JIMMIE LEWIS WILLIAM LONG LAURIE McCORD BILLY McNAIR BONNIE MARLOW BOBBY MORRIS 91 96 Y ' . . A K ■ • I H V Hj 1 V m - Senior Activities TIM ALBRIGHT Band Member 1976-81: Band Captain 1980-81: Band Chaplain 1979-80: Solo and Ensemble Competition 76-79: Vice President 8th grade: B-Team Track 1976-77: Hilltop Representative 1977-78: H.H.S. Channel 3 Staff 1977-78: Epicurean Club 1977-78: President 10th grade: President 11th grade: Secretary 12th grade: Beta Club 1979-81: Academic Quiz Bowl Team 1978-79: Academic Quiz Bowl Captain 1981: Pre- sident of Math Club 1980-81: First Sergeant JROTC 1977-79: DAR Patriotism Award 1978: American Legion Scholastic Award 1979: American Economy Symposium 1980: Most Outstanding 9th grade Band Student: Varsity- Chorus 1980-81: Exchange Club Student of the Month 1978: Year Book Staff 1978-79: 1st Runner-up in the Junior Senate Program 79-80: 3rd Place Fulton County Science Fair 1978-: Honorable Mention Fulton County Science Fair 1979: Most Outstanding Concert Band Student 1979-80: Most Outstanding Jazz Student 79-80: Cadet of the Quarter JROTC 79-80: Close-Up Participant 1980; Baush and Lamb Honorary Science Award 1981: Most Likely to Succeed 1981. ELIZABETH ALLEN Spanish Club 8th, 9th grade: Spanish Honor Society 19th-12th: Band 8th-10th: Drill Team 10th: BETA Club 10th-12th: National Honor Society llth-12th: FBLA 12th: Chorus llth-12th:Varsity Chorus llth-12th: So- phomore class treasurer: junior class Vice President; BETA Club Secretary: BETA Club Vice President 12th: National Honor Society Vice President 12th: Treasurer 11th grade, KIMBERLY DAWN BARRETT General: Art Club; 11th grade Hapeville Mascot: 12th grade Varsity Cheerleader: Letter Club: Journalism 1 year; Powder puff football; Miss Sweetheart 12th grade: Track 8th grade. DAVID BLOODWORTH Chorus 4 years: Varsity Chorus 2 years: B-Team Wrestling 1 year; D.C.T 12th grade: Letter Club. DONNA JEAN BROOKS General: VOT llth-12th: South Fulton Vac. Center llth; VICA llth; Chorus 8th-12th: Business Competition 12th: Hall 12th: Float 10th-12th: Skit 12th. TAMMI BROWN B-Team Cheerleader 76-78: Varsity Cheer- leader 78-81 capt. 79-81; Track 77-78: F.C.A. 78-79: Letter Club 76-81; Chorus 78-79; Spanish Club and Honor Society 76-78; President of Art Club 78-79; Student Council 78-80: Homeroom Representitive 77-78. BILL CODY 8th grade Wrestling; 8th-9th B-Team Foot- ball: 10th-12th V-Football: llth-12th Chris- tian Athlete Award: lOth-llth Annual Staff: 10th Baseball Manager: Senior Play: Best Personality: 10th Art Club: Powder Puff Cheerleader: News Paper Staff: Chorus llth-Wh; D.C.T. llth-12th; F.C.A.: Letter Club. TAMELA KAYE COLE General: Drill Team llth: Chorus llth: Letter Club llth: Powder Puff llth SANDIE DENISE DAVIS General: Art Club 9th-10th-12th; F.B.L.A. 10th-12th: D.C.T. llth-12th: Letter Club 12th: Powder Puff Football llth-12th: Volleyball 12th: Annual Staff 12th. DANIEL DIG BY Academic: V-Football 10th-12th: Track 9t h.l2th: JROTC mh; F.C.A. llth-12th; Annual Staff llth-12th: Letter Club llth-12th: Chorus llth. DAVID FERGUSON Football 3 years: Track 3 years: Wrestling 1 year: Chorus 5 years: F.C.A. 5 years: Letter Club 4 years. ANGELA JEAN FLOYD General: Student Council 8th, 9th, llth: Tennis Team 8th, 12th: Track 8th. llth. 12th: Volleyball 12th: Hapeville Mascot llth: Art Club President 10th-12th: Powder Puff llth: Miss Sweetheart 12th: Spirit Skit 10th, llth; Junior Float llth; Letter Club llth, 12th. BELINDA FULLER Band 8th; Art Club 8th; B-Team Cheerleader 9th: B-Team Basketball 9th: F. C. A. 9th-10th: Letter Club 9th-10th; Varsity Cheerleader 10th; F. B. L. A. 10th-12th; V. O. T. llth-12th. TERRI DENISE GARDINER General; Band 8th-9th: V. I. C. A. llth-12th: Art Club 10th. JAMES L. GORDON JR. Band 8th-12th; Most Outstanding Marching Band Member 10th-12th: Jazz Band 7th-12th: Concert Band 8th-12th: Marching Band 8th-12th: National Honor Society llth-12th: National Honor Society Treasurer 12th: Math Club Vice President 12th; Academic Quiz Bowl 10th: B-Team Basketball 8th: Varsity Basketball 12th: Baseball 9th-12th; Best Defensive Player llth: American Legion Boys State Award llth: P,C, Junior Fellow Award llth: Woodmen of the World Trophy for Outstanding Profeciency in American History ' llth: Student of the Month I Dec. 1978] lOth; Student of the Year 1980-81 I12thj: Certificate for Outstanding Achievement; Fulton County Mathematics Tournaments: Honorable Mention 32nd Annual Ga Science Fair: Fulton County first chair Honor Band 12: State of Georgia Certificate of merit: Highest Honors Fulton County: H.H.S. Science and engraving Award: Student of the Year 1980-1981. JACKIE LYNNE GRAY General: Band 8th: B-Team Basketball 9th: Art Club 10th-12th: B-Team Basketball Cheerleader lOth; Powder Puff Football llth; Float llth: Vollevball 12th: Letter Club 12th: D.C.T. llth. LYNN GRIGGS General: Wresding 76-77: Art Club 77-78: JROTC 77-78; Annual Staff llth-12th: Co-Editor Annual Staff 79-80: Drama Play 79-81. BARBARA HACK Academic: Spanish Club 8th: Track 9th: Letter Club 9th, 12th: Art Club 10th: Powder Puff Football llth-12th: Volleyball 12th TAMMY LYNN PARROTT, HARDIN Academic: Spanish Club 8th: Art Club 8th-10th; Band llth: Drill Team llth; Varsity Cheerleader 12th: F.B.L.A. 10th; BETA Club llth-12th; Track Team llth: Annual Staff llth: Student Council 10th-12th: Ga. Girls State llth. PHILIP HINSON Presbyterian College Junior Fellow llth; Tennis Team 10th-12th: Hilltop Homeroom Rep. 8th: American Legion Boy ' s State: Beta Club 10th-12th: Junior Class Prom Commit- tee: Society of Distinguished American High School Students 10th-12tb; 8th grade Basket- ball; F.B.L.A. 12th: Who ' s Who for American High School Students llth-12th; D.C.T. llth-12th: VICA llth-12th. APRIL LYNN HORNESBY Business; F.C.A. 9th-llth: Varsity Cheer- leader lOth-llth: Letter Club 10th-12th: F.B.L.A. 10th-12th: Student Council: Student Active for Georgia Education 10th-12th: V.O.T 10th-12th; Class Hall and Float lOth-12. MATTHEW ANSON KELLEY General; Band 8th-12th: Chorus 12th; Student Council 8th; Band Officer llth-12th: Spirit Slit llth-12th: Letter Club: Junior Float and Hall; Senior Float and Hall: Journalism llth. RICHARD LEITZ B-team Football 76-78: Varsity Football 78-81: Track 78-81: F.C.A. 76-81: Chorus 76-81: Letter Club 78-81; Senior Superlative Most Athletic 12th JIMMIE LEWIS B-Team Football 8th-9th: Varsity Football llth-12th: B-Team Basketball lOth: Varsity- Basketball 10th-12th: F.C.A. llth-12th: D.C.T.llth-12th: Letter Club llth-12lh. DEBRA L. MYER Secretary 8th: Treasurer of Student Council lOth; President 12th: President of National Paul la Rose All ready to go, where ' s Kenny? Bryan Rigsby Belinda Fuller Jimmy Gordon Tammi Brown Jimmie Lewis f (fe , 4 Tim Albright s Mary Gore Up Tammy Parrott Hardin Missy Hughes Best wishes to our little moon-pie, love Dribble, score. Go for one more! Mama and Daddy Sandie Davis Donna Brooks You gotta be kidding! ' Lisa Weldon Was it 1492 or 1942? Bart Welden No. Mama. I n-asn ' t playing strip pokeri 99 In October of 1980, seniors met in the school cafeteria and voted as a class on the students they believed to be the superlatives of their class. The following were chosen by a show of hands. Best Personality: Bonnie Marlow. Bill Cody Most Likely to Succeed: Maureen Obrian. Tim Albright Many seniors were selected this year for various honors. Bonnie Marlow and Bill Cody were selected by their classmates for best personality. Most likely to succeed were Maureen Obrien and Tim Albright. The best looking of the class were Ricky Gibson and Julie Ashmore. The winners of best dressed were Phillip Hinson and Deborah Carey. Best Dressed: Phillip Hinson, Deborah Carey Not pictured are Melvin Denny and Mary Gore Most Intellectual Lynn Griggs and Angela Floyd were voted Most Spirited. Senior Activities Honor Society 12th: Vice President Student Council 12th: Chorus 8th-12th: Spanish Club 8th-9th: Spanish Honor Society 9th-llth: Drill Team 9th. 10th. 12th: Banner Carrier 11th: Beta Club llth-12th: National Honor Society llth-12th: Prom Committee 11th: Basketball Statistician 11th: Spirit Slit ath.llth. 12th: Quiz Bowl 12th; F.B.L.A. 12th: Eqicurean Club 10th: Optimist Youth Achievement Week 11th: Honor Roll 8th-12th: Fulton County Math Tournament nth: Presbyterian College Junior Fellow nth: Ga. Certificate of Merit Winner 11th: Highest Honors Society of Womens Engin- eers nth: Ga. Girls State 11th: WSB Young American 12th: Who ' s Who in American High Schools 12th: DAR Citizenship Award 12th: Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge nth: Senior Superlative. MAUREEN OBRIEN Annual Stagg lOth-llth: Art Club 10th-12th: Powder Puff Football 11th: TAG Program nth. KELLEY ANNE PLAYER General Exchange Club Student of the Month nth: Optomist Club Student of the Year 12th; Who ' s Who Among Americans High School Students llth; Girls State nth; Close-up nth; Annual Staff llth; Band 8th-12th: F.B.L.A. 9th-llth: Spanish Club 8th-9th: Letter Club nth-12th: VarsiP, ' Tennis Team 8th-12th: ATLA Tennis 8th; Academic Quiz Bowl Team llth-12th. TOMMY REEVES B-Team Football 76-78; Varsit ' Football 78-80; B-Team Basketball 76; ' Wrestling 78; Track 77-81; Art Club 8th-12th: V.O.T; F.C.A. 8th-12th. BRYAN RISGBY Academic; Baseball 8th; Annual Staff 10th-12th; Senior Skit; D.C.T 12th; Drama Play 12th. PAULLA ROSE Concert Band 8th-12th: Marching Band 8th-9th; Drill Team 10th; Drum Major nth-12th; Solo Ensemble 8th-12th: F.B.L.A. llth-12th; F.B.L.A. Vice President llth; F.B.L.A. President 12th: V.O.T. 12th; Spanish Club nth-12th; Student Council 8th-10th; Girls State llth; Beta Club 10th-12th. AUDREY COLLEEN SIKES Art Club 8th; B-Team Basketball 9th; Drill Team llth; F.B.L.A. llth-12th; F.B.L.A. Secretary. DANA STEVENS Sage 8th-12th; President of Sage 12th; Beta Club 12th; Society of Distinguished High School Students 10th-12th; Basketball Statis- tician 12th: Annual Staff llth; Varsity Chorus llth-12th. KATHY TEAGUE Academic; Vice President Senior Class; Secretary Beta Club 12th; Senior Representa- tive Homecoming 12th; F.B.L.A. 12th; Spanish Club llth-12th; Academic Quiz Bowl llth-12th. BART WELDON F.C.A. 76-78; Manager Baseball 76-79; Manager Wrestling 77-78; Manager Basket- ball 79-80; Manager Football 78-79; Vica 79-81; Letter Club 8th-12th: Drill Team (JROTCI 80-81; B-Team Football 76-77; B-Team Wrestling 76-77. LISA WELDEN Band 8th-12th; Drill Team 9th-12th; Co-Capt. 9th [Drill Team); Capt. 10th-12th (Drillteamj; B-Team Cheerleader 8th; B-Team Basketball 8th-9th: Student Council 8th-10th; Beta Club 10th-12th: National Honor Society nth-12th; F.B.L.A. nth-12th; Spanish Club nth-12th: National Merit Winner llth; Basketball Statistician 10th-12th; Homecoming Court 8th grade; Spanish Club President 12th. MIRANDA LOUISE WHISINHUNT Band 8th: Art Club 8th-nth; Art Club Secretary 10th; Art Club Board of Directors llth; OCT llth-12th; DCT Secretary- Treasurer llth; DCT President 12th. VICKI WHITE Orchestra 8th; Art Club 9th-10th; VICA 10th-12th; Annual Staff llth; Drama Class Play 12th Juniors Sharon Abbot Carol Allen Janet Bailey Greg Barber Chris Carter Cecilia Caum Bengie Chastain Doug Clark Rohan DeSai Robin Digby Robin Dorsey Carlos Evans 106 The junior class officers are Barbara Cox-Pres., Robert Riley-Vice Pres., Pam Norton-Sec. and Perry Rintye-Treas. Jeanne Gibson Jeff Gragg Lee Ingebritsen Hank Jordan 107 i i Tony Sconyers Lynn Shaneyfelt Cendy Sikes Craig Smith Connie Thrash Howell Turner Greg Tullis Derick Varnadore Jeff Sparks Sherry Sparks Russ Styer Steve Swensen ha no -jSiM fl H H w M 1 1 ■.1 H 111 112 Sophomores 113 Ii4 Lori Burke f Trudi Carroll Lisa Cawthorne Shanta Chambers 4H fi Mandi Cohen Karen Cox Terri Cornett Todd Daniel 115 Kim Davis Andy Eads Janet Firestone Kim Freeman 116 Dawn Hazel rigs Windy Holmes Rocky Hughes David Hughes hielane Hulsey Lauri Jacobson Guy Johnson Tyson Jones 117 _ — , Carol Jones Le Loi Teresa Kitchings Suzanne Love Lee Knight Emily McWaters Melan ie Kratt Paula Martin 118 Walter Moody Keith Morgan Pamela Morris Thao Nguyen 119 r - V ' «% B . Tuo Nguyen Thi Nguygen Wade Parker Charles Patrick 4 ' ' •ll r. 120 121 122 Freshmen 124 125 Billy Edmands Vannie Elliott Dale Fenell Robin Galloway Beth Garrett Scott George Tammy Gray DeeDee Griswell Jimmy Guthrie Pam Harvey Danny Hastings Tina Hayes J Q 126 Angle Henry Rhonda Henry Leon Hobbs Michelle Holder Karen Hornsby Blend a French Melic Jamal Vickie Jenkins Cherly Jones Sherry Kirkland Jennifer Kilgore Perry Kinney 127 Renee Knight Barbara Lambert Chris Lancaster John Lepore Tammy Lewis Jeff Long Sherry McDaniels Pete McDonald Susan McDonald Kenny McFall 128 Angle Mertens John Mitchell Alana Moses Alicia Oliver 129 130 Donna Sudduth Michelle SuUenherger David Summit janelle Talanges is 132 r Sub-Freshmen 133 «  Malt Adair Kellv Anderson Renaldo Anderson Debbie Archer Dennis Balan Phyllis Bennette Chris Benson Tommy Boring Billy Boyd Yvette Bozeman ( - 134 Corey Brannon Beth Brookshire Tony Burnette Paul Carroll 135 Gina Hughes fane Hughes Tress Hulsey Robert Hurd Alton Jones Karl Jones Anthony Johnson Kelly Johnson 138 Beth Kite Debbie Lancaster Nicki Lankford Phillip Leatherwood Daniel long Jennifer Martin Kelley McConley Bonnie McKee 139 Joseph Patel Renee Pray Son Pthong David Rose Stinson Sams Betty Schneider Bennie Smith 7 = A A Kevin Turpin Wendy Vickers David Wadell Starla Walker Thanks to the most unlikely Roman or them alLyou canalwavs count on the best at the Scotch House. i HOUSf OF 10.000 PClEFRAM[!i ' ly ' l e ' C ti ie c o( Q (Mm- Yi i CHARLES and JOANN GUNTER 404-363-3154 4244 OLD DIXIE HWY. MOUNTAIN VIEW, GA. 30070 THE KING OF CAPS 3405 Empire Blvd., S.W. Atlanta, Georgia 30354 yf THEODORE SICZ Operations Manager Atlanta Assembly Plant Telephone: 1 (404) 763-6129 2630 W LASKEY ROAD . TOLEDO, OHIO 43697 . 419 473-3003 Trailways For Fast Package Express Service Ship By Trailways KWIK- PICK yVteaA U i f y ' ia n 3266 STEWART AVENUE AT NORTH AVENUE - HAPEVILLE,GA. U3 SCHEDULK OF SJJRVICES SUNDAY SUNDAY SCHOOL - WORSHIP SERVICE CHURCH TRAINING WORSHIP SERVICE WEDNESDAY PRAYER SERVICE 9:4S A.M. 11:U5 A.M. b:U() P.M. 7:00 P.M. 7:01) P.M. Ronald Hinson pastor John Rushing minister of music youth First Baptist Church Hapeville, Georgia SERVING CHRIST UNDER THE JET STREAM A Warm Welcome Extended To All ' W sfe Creativity here I am here I am with my heart breaking, needing someone to hold me here I am mad and confused needing someone to hold me here I am with so much love to give needing someone to hold me here I am where are You? Sincerely, I . ■0 r : iV- _ Count ' On Me It used to be so wonderJul. I can see your little grin; the way you use to pout; but you never could win. ,j47 the little fights; thiy seem so senseless n , but then we di n ' t krfow we- • h wouldn ' t U together now! Yr jL FuB ' aiched you change • so quickly. We both have m changed I know. But no matter how I try I cant let you go! Just remmnber one thing and- this wilhbe - Ij the end: You can aount on me. tB ' yadTdid Jl efore. ! Pinkief V k. ' , ?47 Lfn ' « Hurts Did you ever low someone and know they don ' t love you? Did you ever feel like crying and wonder what to do? Did you ever think about him when the lights were down low? And whisper God. I love him Did you ever look into his eyes and say a little prayer? Did you ever look into his heart and wish you were there? If you fall in love my friend. you ' ll find it doesn ' t pay. althnueh it causes heartbreak So don ' t fall in love, for the price you pay is high. If I had to choose Iwtween love and death. I think I ' d rather die 1,0 vr Hurts. Kim Barrett rv- Ki m ii?J fK ' 4j 4.-.«r ■ .-f Jt A Memories Lonely nights, tears shedded, Day dreams no where headed Love Happiness, Fun, Hassles, Hurts, Memories Confused Not knowing what to do or think, no sleep, no courage, no push Love Is: Laughs Tears, Smiles Heartaches By Barbara Cox Memories I thought that you loved me, I thought that you cared. Seeing in my memories, The good times we shared. ; thought that I loved you, — ■- thought that we might last. But now I look back. It ' s all in the past. 1 Our few times together, I had wished it would be forever. Sometimes you would be so gentle and tender, You could ju st give the o.k. and I would willingly surrender I really thought that you loved me, I guess I just paid a small fee. I ' ve been hurt before, and in the 1511 future, mavbe I will be more. They say when rot; love someone, ou seem to leave some things unsaid and undone. Maybe in the future, when I look at your pictures, and look back at that time in my memories, I won ' d hurt any longer and my love for you won ' t be any stronger. Miranda Whisenhunt : .aildl ' ::ii 7W And Dedicated to Steve When it first started, we didn ' t know what we were getting ourselves into. We both had been hurt before and didn ' t know what to do. As time passed us by, we really began to care. We both began to realize, our feelings we could share. My Love began growing more and more everyday. And I knew we would never part, not ever, no way. We have had some problems that we had to take care of And now I ' m so happy, because we are so much in love. If something happened to us, I don ' t know what I would do. So, Babe, please stay by my side and love me as much as I Love You! ' • Barbara Cox It is night dark and silent as I walk along the streets. Though the time is creeping up and swallowing mv worried head, as to where you are and who you are nith But now I guess the stars are my only source of light For they have a right to. There use to be more light, especially when I walked along with you at night. But now I walk alone, and it is so dark without you. Though I Can ' t help but think what I am going to do without you. Because . . . I still love you Belinda Ross 154 155 Wondering of the future fantasy fills my every thought of you time on my hands leaves open room for new ideas however I try, I can ' t seem to get you off my mind For you are the epitome of perfection desirable, yet unaquireable you, Mara, are my future Paul McCord Your little grin can warm me from head to toe And the way you act so macho Oh how you stru t down the hall It makes me almost faint and fall You ' re so sly and so coy My oh my, you ain ' t no hoy. Anonymous 156 noclns u DA onoA Splendor Of Nature The waves crashed violently on the rocks below, And Madam Wind picked up the waters, throwing them about. The air came alive with excitement; And the trees bowed till their heads touched the ground. Sending Shivers down earth ' s spine. And a roar approached shaking the sky, Turning it black and everything vile. And with a clap of thunder and a streak of fire, THE STORM ARRIVED! Thirty days and thirty nights the world went wild! Then while it passed, everything came to a halt. The gulls started screaming; Then the sun started shining, Before long - everything - started growing! By: Donna Jean Brooks 157 . V f i. t -- ' - .;; ' Si : ' ■ ' J . Tf ' W '  ffcs.- - ' SP- .... - 0, .eN Vast Unknown I enter the Dark Tunnel of Life Naked of experience. And afraid I ' ll fall, And won ' t be able to get back up again. Unsure of the pleasures that await, And of the heartaches and sorrows, That are sure to follow. Yet, I go alone. 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FULTON AVE. 761-6758 Clark Simpson Service Station 2866 Stewart Ave. HAPEVILLE EXXON SERVICE STATION 501 CENTRAL AVE. 761-5470 ATTINAS MtSIC sroRE 811 MAIN STREET FOREST PARK GA PHONE 361-7939 Food Mart 24 hours 7 days a week 315 North Central 175 STEAK STEIN RESTAURANT LOUNGE DANCING NOTES FROM STAFF It has been an interesting year on this staff. Making the decisions and watching the yearbook come to hfe. It was an experience that will last a life-time. We enjoyed making it, we hope you enjoy reading it. DORIS ' STYLEAIRS 4893 JONESBORO RD. for APPOINTMENT CALL FOREST PARK. GA. 363-8884 The Flair Girl is Back! The Flair girl featured in our Hilltop ads back in the ' 60 ' s was a tradition She ' s back, and though we don ' t like to play favorites, we think you ' ll understand our choice of Elizabeth Allen as the 1981 Flair girl. We also want to thank each member of the class of ' 81 who chose us for their Senior portraits. SENIOR PORTRAITS by J. J. 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