Hardaway High School - Gold Nugget Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 294 of the 1972 volume:

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Uncertain spifrit . . . nnsnfre conjidence . . . until. ..allatonce. .. A teaffn . . . a school . . . embodied spiritually No longefr fragonents . . . forefoefr one. . '-sunuununmwe ae- . as.-g:Asx1,.n.1:v-qrw . umnaangnwaumzwmum-zummmufnumrkmpuwv , .mmncm-Q-ml.-vxraawvgnnasnwmng:,.z-.zuzww auummzwnnm .nnrnn4.m-1: 'a ' fi fi L 4 I 4 1 1. f.'X,.igE Q 4 4 Q, W! 616 ACTIVITY Student Life Sports EXUBERANT students rejoice as HHS scores again. - PRESIDEN TS Bobby Gross and Allen Levi accept the spirit ban ner on behalf of their classes. PIRIT Pep rallies football games spirit evolved in midseason . . . voices unified . . . arms uplifted . . . students got it together. Kendrick, Columbus . . . games intense with spirit. . .juniors dominated . . . three spirit ban- ner wins. Band members . . . majorettes . . . students . . .cheerleaders. . . We're behind you Hawks. 'J J 0 5 , , Y fl' 1 MARY Mainor pauses between chants at the spirited Kendrick pep rally. MARGARET Gooch and Tina Allen jive along with the Hardaway band. Y,-mug, 13 in xg 'f f NERVOUSLY, seniors talk before graduation begins GRADUATIO , JU IOR SE IOR Prom of '71 . . . an occasion to reminisce . . hasty purchase of formals, corsages . . . anticipation. Moonlight and roses . . . Commadors, backup band for Jackson Five. Expectation, excitement . . . class of '71 gradu- ated . . . reaching out . . . grasping diploma . . . moment of exultation. COMMADORS perform for an auditorium packed with Hard- away students. AN ITA Hill and Rusty Scott rest between dances. x Q Q: , x .. kk . .+ ,..,k . : ., h x-Qwviw P K J V s 1' P Sikh X if- W . 3 1 t 'Sexy 'A ' Li.: 'Jag 5 . A V LX , X Wx X I5 GINGER Rogers hesitates during a break in the music. LAURIE Hice, Lisa Brookbank, Debbie Hall, and Becky Jones perform a special routine at the pep rally. MAJORETTE , GOLDE GIRLS Majorettes . . . Golden Girls . . . chosen from band . . . blend of poise and ability . . . per- fection by continual practice. Red and gold flags . . . flaming batons . . . pre- cision . . . routines . . . Make me Smile . . . Light my Fire . . . pep rallies . . . half time exhibition. THE Hardaway High majorettes are Lisa Brookbank, Ginger Rogers, Laurie Hice, and Leigh Edrington. , 5 f wi ' 1 , ln f Q Q L f ' is A '4'1c fi4X-wi at W. ,ra-r5'1,2 ' V ' ' W K' ' 'V ' W N M 'W A 4 .C 'ga aint' ww K mv W V' X Q -mv ..-an K X' K .4 4- WITH a smile, Gisele Smoot salutes during the playing of the national anthem. THE Hardaway High Golden Girls are Gisele Smoot, Janice Jones, Marie Corradino, Debbie Hall, Becky Jones, and Linda Mobley. HEAD majorette Leigh Edrington keeps in step with the mu- sic at the Kendrick pep rally. GOLDEN Girl Linda Mobley executes a graceful turn. VARSITY CHEERLEADER Thrill of try-outs . . . old, new uniforms . . . planned for special year. New chants . . . varied routines . . . hoarse voices. Painted signs. . .stimulated pep. . .plaques for football team . . . posters. Encouragement to spirit . . . strenuous practice . . . loyalty to athletes. JUNIOR cheerleader, Constance Pierce, claps to begin a cheer. SHARON Cox, junior, opens a fast moving basketball game with a chant. HAVING been a cheerleader for six years, Sherry Harmon, senior, knows many techniques to encourage student participation. SENIOR Rhonda Dilleshaw, captain, smiles momentarily dur- ing the excitement of a pep rally. I8 KAY Ingram, junior, radiates enthusiasm as she leads the crowd in a cheer. GWEN Sessions, senior, grins amusingly at student antics during a football game. va it A--4' oil 'K PAUSING between routines, Trisha Caulton, junior, reflects upon the action on the field. DEBBIE Ridings, senior, cheers during the excitement of the Kendrick-Hardaway football game. 1 5 .CHEERLEADER Elected spring '71 . . . summer practice . . . anticipated school year. Added two Spencer transfers . . . painted signs . . . decorated stadium . . . prepared bulletin board . . . aided varsity. Supported school . . . cheered for Frosh and B- team. J EARLENE Franklin, Pam Walden, Teri Woodruff and Sha- ron Taylor complete the stunt on B-E-A-T during a pep rally. SHARON Taylor, Cindy Taylor, Vicki Lee, Becca Fordham, and Teri Woodruff ask for participation from the crowd during a fast movng Junior Varsity basketball game. VIGOROUSLY cheering are the junior varsity cheerleaders: Pam Walden, Sharon Taylor, Gwen Franklin, Teri Woodruff, captain, Becca Fordham, Jearlene Franklin, Cindy Taylor, and Vicki Lee, co-captain. 'V igyig. ftp? l ,il 1 J 2 ea t M l FRESHMEN representatives are Tina Allen and Betsy Woods. Sophomore representatives are Leigh Edrington and Gwen Franklin. HOMECOMI G JUNIOR class representatives Kay Ingram and Jan Turner and their escorts Ed Graham and Andy Young await half-time activities. LISA Chalkley, Stephanie Hammond, and Debbie Ridings, the three candidates for queen, represent the senior class on the court. New 4 . 21 HOMECOMI G Football homecoming . . . clincher of season . . . Hawk victory over Carver . . . 28-8. Spirit Week . . . varied activities . . . Penny Race . . . victorious class of '73 . Sexy Legs Contest . . . esteemed blue garter as prize . . . Bruce Hunsinger, Ricky Nelson, winners. Spirit Hall . . . juniors most spirit . . . frosh, most colorful. Finale of Week . . . halftime suspense . . . Queen Debbie Ridings . . . bonfire . . . parade . . . planned for basketball homecoming. RHONDA Dilleshaw, cheerleader captain, presents Bobby Gross, junior class president, the money raised during the penny race. WINNERS of the Sexy contest, Bruce Hunsinger and Ricky Nelson, receive blue garters as their prizes from Debbie Rid- ings, Sharon Cox, and Kay Ingram. 29 l 22 NEWLY crowned Homecoming Queen, Debbie Ridings, and her escort, Jamie Metcalf, await the presentation of the trophy from E. Dewey Renfroe and Suzanne Vossfeldt, Miss Colum- bus, 1972. PHIL Wilborn, Pete Robinson, Reed Jarrell, and Greg Nelson exhibit a Carver effigy to the student body during spirit week. 23 BETH Levi, Dig coordinator, disgustingly tries to get the number out of the can. TERESA Watson, volunteer worker for the MOD, sells a Dig ticket to E. Dewey Renfroe, principal. ff MARCH OF DIME I Flying balloons . . . squelched bread . . Spook Insurance. Teen board emerged. . .sales. . .campaign Hope . . . collections . . . annual Dig held . . . Modster Man . . . Work-a-day project . . . successful results. R Sw L.. A Walkathon endurance. . .ended '72 campaign i,... . slsls . . .MOD yielded money. . .money yielded aid. DURING the confusion of the DigH, Miss Carolyn Berryhill, co-sponsor, hands a gift certificate to a participant. as .55 W E 5. if 24 'V'-i' limi. A Min- yh TY, ,na COLUMBUSITES participate in the annual March of Dimes ..Dig,,. VARSITY cheerleaders Debbie Ridings and Rhonda Dilleshaw collect contributions for MOD during a basketball game in the HHS gym. KARLA Andrews, March of Dimes city chairman, always has a smile to urge on the '72 MOD campaign. EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES After school activities . . . Junior Achievement . . . Candy Stripers . . . orderlies . . . involved in community affairs. Student reports HHS news on radio . . . tutors aided students. Judo . . . karate . . . classes in self-defense. Many activities . . . variety to students' lives. BRYNA Kravtin, one of the many volunteer tutors, helps Mitch Nahley with his algebra. BUNNIE Hightower, student reporter for Hardaway, ar- ranges her notes before calling in her news to the radio. E K PAM Barron, vice-president of the Junior Achievers Associa tion, discusses an issue at their weekly Monday meetings. DANA Grinstead and Mary Gause are but two of the HHS stu dents who take classes in judo. 27 LE 1 fa TY Tea vucc Q E 5 5 B Q i r f rsrrw ,fo- to VT wel: QD LL U00 l Ito' nu, V20 als-fn iii! CAMPU LIFE An untrod path . . . a fresh start . . . acquaintances . . . companions. Started anew . . . friendships ripened . . . love blossomed. . .being together. . .happiness . . . inner radiance . . . light on a gloomy day. . f 4 .W f4. 'S 1 3 - iff? Fi '4 . an , W qv f 1 4 RELAXATION, RECREATION Excitement. . .marvel. . .range of emotions . . . intense feelings . . . expressions. Wonderment at first catch . . . hope . . . disbelief. Participation in music. . .school support. . . escape to a world of privacy. 31 MANY Hardaway students enjoyed the first Student Council sponsored dance. 32 we 'WN' 1 BOB Berry, Hardaway senior and Soul Proprietor drummer plays for HHS at the MOD dance. MOD dance . . . culminated month of activity . . . Soul Proprietors . . . disc jockey Michael Sapp. Valentine dance. . . The Friends . . .frosh sponsored. Annual Sadie Hawkins festivities. . .dance . . .kissing korner. . .marriage booth. . .class of '74 project . . . preceded by Twirp Week. ENJOYING herself at one of Hardaway's dances is Mrs Sandra Petruska. .-XS nn wutslzimliiig vlin-wr'lcz1flm', Slivrry displays her winning smile. 34 1 i w 15 f an ,W .Q my 1. 4 4' V 7 ,T . Q ww if -- - V f,- f , l , ly ., LEONARD listens carefully to the guest spea wn held in honor of the baskotlmll team. ker at the lunch- L cl fi! MR. Sz MISS HH HERRY A D LEO Nominated by faculty . . . outstanding qualities . . . elite pair . . . elected by students. Sherry Harman . . . 3 years as Hawk cheerleader. . . National Honor Society . . . valuable aid to MOD. . . homecoming court 2 years. Leonard Ellerbee. . .outstanding defensive lineman. . .football co-captain. . .Modster Man . . .basketball . . . baseball . . . outstanding student. LEONARD displays the many awards he received at the foot- ball banquet. ,.w'i' . K. Muni' S , sv e c if? i . -. 1. 8 ez, il ff . or A si A 3 . . CLASPING her hands with joy, Sherry rejoices at the an- nouncement of Mr. gl Miss HHS. 35 T' .. Q OUTSTANDI G FRESHME Nominated by teachers . . . elected by student body. . . senior tie . . . 14 chosen from class of '72 . . . 10 juniors . . . 8 sophomores . . . 6 frosh. Scholastic achievements. . .character. . . service to community . . . capable leaders . . unifying force. MRS. Ann Murrah, freshman adviser, gives Genia Hutto, sec- ublq Q 1 L L K retary, advice on money making projects. MESSIAH Arrington explains the solution of a difiicult math problem to her class. WHETHER involved in church or school affairs, Teresa Wat- son always has a smile. 36 , ev, DURING a class meeting, Tina Allen guest speaker. listens attentively to the DAVID Moskowitz patiently waits for Mr. Sellers' approval of his article in the Hawk Talk. TODD Jarrell, club editor of the Gold Nugget, works to iinish his section in time for the December deadline. 37 MQ' 0' 35 OUTSFANDI G OPHOMORE JUNIOR Varsity cheerleaders Cindy Taylor and Teri Wood- ruff cheer spiritedly at the first freshman football game. STUDENT Life editor Becca Fordham rushes to crop pictures before the final deadline. MIKE Mclllamry and Danny i'z1hz1niss share iflvus thx' m-xt years athlvtic program. SUSAN Counts seeks assistamo in her Spanish fmm Bliss Powel l . 'Unv- ALLEN Levi and Amy Cartlwigv estimate wha-rc to pluw ilu prize for thu greasy polv vontvst at the Szuliv Huwkiu Carnival. ELIZABETH Goodman cleans her oboe as she prepares to be- gin practicing with the hand. MARK Braxton leaves the lunch line after purchasing one of Hardawayls lunches. JACK Straus works on his science project that brought him many honors, such as sweepstakes runner-up in the District Fair. BOBBY Gross points out some amusing lines to Larry Pugh as they take a break during practice of The BOafVZ'67I,f1. 40 rye? HAVING completed their lunches, Harold Cain and Lee Pea- cock amuse themselves before classes resume. KATHY Parker grins at a comment made during her lunch, OUTST DI IOR KARLA Andrews and Jeannine Arline review a month of suc cess for the March of Dimes. ,J 5 'E , I I af 5 ,. A. ,vil in , Q, ff' i 7 L. iff? wifi' f, f s. LISA Chalkley, senior class secretary, relaxes during a class meeting. SENIOR class viee-president Titus Bryant listens closely to a question raised at the Council meeting. OUTSTANDING students Harvey Spiegel, Billy Weinstein, and Sharon Webb gather around the lunch table to discuss up- coming events 42 ANCHOR club members Cathy Weil, Nancy Counts, and Debra Washington share ideas for the Halloween carnival. OUTSTANDI G SENIOR FRAZER Kinnett and Ed Willingham take a break during re- hearsals of The Boyfriend. DON Armstrong, class president, enjoys the peace and quiet LEONARD Ellerbee, Rhonda Dilleshaw, and Joe McNair dis- cuss highlights of the 1971 football season. Cathy Weil. . .Anchor Club treasurer. . . Quill and Scroll president . . . Gold Nugget Editor . . . National Honor Society . . . outstanding student. Ed Willingham. . .National Honor Society president . . . Junior Jaycees secretary . . . basketball. . .baseball. . .outstanding student. Jamie Metcalf . . . ROTC Battalion Commander. . .Boy's State Representative. . . Tennis . . . Interact president . . . National Honor Society vice-president . . . MOD Teen Board . . . Outstanding Teenager of America. 44 ,Zig I a ,f ,, N -vll , ..., , 7, af, j.: in ' , ,, W, W1 ,, aff f' 'C ::f. A.. V of KM me if tr I Q., Q, ra f if i ,,.. 1' I All W6 1972 WHO' WHO Contributions . . . unique qualities . . . school's highest honor . . . one and one-half percent of senior class . . . top six. Debra Washington . . . Special Relations Committee secretary . . . Anchor Club . . . National Honor Society. . .outstanding student. Harvery Spiegel . . . Student Council president. . .STAR student. . .National Honor Society . . . Outstanding Teenager of America . . . Special Relations Committee. Frazer Kinnett. . .Ensemble president. . . Student Council vice - president . .-. National Honor Society treasurer . . . National Merit Semi-finalist . . . Outstanding Teenager of America. 45 f Gif? OUTSTANDING Teenagers of America are Frazer Kinnett, Mable Norwood, Harvey Spiegel, and Jamie Metcalf. CONGRATULATIONS are extended to Mrs. Ann Murrah, STAR teacher, and Harvey Spiegel, STAR student, at the luncheon honoring them. NCTE nominees Lee Grogran, Cathy Anderson, and Jack Straus review their essays before sending them in for national competition. KARLA Andrews exhibits the Youth Service Award which was presented to her by the La Sertoma Club for her work with the March of Dimes. HO OR ALL State musicians are Cheryl Woodham, Danny King, ORATORICAL contest winner David Moskowitz prepares to Jackie Johnson, Ronald Howard, John Ryan, and Susan Steele. present his speech. fan. THE award winning cast of P.S. '71 pose for a picture. They DAR Best Citizen Sharon Webb seems puzzled over a question are Craig Miller, Janet Askew, Ladner Liles, Linda Hirsch, directed to her. and Joe Thomas. 47 GOVERNORKS Honors semi-finalists are Allen Parker, Val Caproni, Bobby Gross, Ruth Randall, Tina Webber, Russell Rowe, Suzanne Molnar, Billy Scrantom, Suc Ellen Hiers, Rickie Zimmerman, and Leslie Ford. Not pictured Lee Peacock. This year's Scroptomist Youth Citizenship award went to Becky Welsh, state FHA president. 48 W , A t SOCIAL Science Sweepstakes Winner Val Caproni ponders over an idea for next year's project. NINA Beth Lisby is delighted at receiving this year's Betty Crocker award. LINDA Williams represents Hardaway and Columbus as the only All State Choral Delegate. avail-ima .:, 'wu.w-mama ye:-wa-A f M f+.mm',i-,M .fa W-W ...V 1, v-'rv-we N --v-no mr -H-4 fr-w-rw,-ang. '--'wsu .MMG--p. -152 .445 ,Q 5 ,L -. A ,arg HAVING played with the Symphony Orchestra, Beth Child, finds practice to he a necessity. JACK Straus and Mrs. Ann Murrah leave for Chicago for the National Youth Conference on Science and the Environment. BOYS' and Girlsl State representatives from Hardaxvay are Jamie Metralf, Harvey Spiegal, Kathy Smalshof, and Kay Wike. NATIONAL Merit Semi-finalists from Hardaway are Kathy Smalshof, Frazer Kinnett, and Nancy Counts. Not pictured- Frank Hart and Mickey Livingston. 49 COACH Sammy Howard congratulates award winners Carl Bowman, Leonard Ellerbee, Phil Hand, Ronnie Hibler, Henry Cherry, Ricky Nel- son, and Ernest Odom. guun-----H 553323 V . . ,l, .,A.,.,l i : ,.. I W .: VARSITY FOOTBALL Leaders . . . attempts to boost . . . former records . . . confidence. Planning of plays . . . rejoicing of boys . . . Columbus . . . Kendrick . . . bolster of team's ego. Managers . . . aid to coaches . . . inspiration to players . . . laundering of uniforms. Teamwork. . .celebration. . .exuberant 7-3 season. VARSITY TEAM: ffront to backj row 1-Rick Cunningham, Tony Liggett, Danny Hall, Joe McNair, Ricky Nelson, Bruce Hunsinger, Henry Lyles, Stuart Hudson, Danny Cabaniss, Mark Braxton, Alan Ball, Jimmy McKoon, Henry Cherry, row 2-Robert Crowell, Greg Heath, Mike McGlamry, Daryl Hurey, Carlton Bass, Stacey Thomas, Ronnie Hibler, Tim Casey, Da- vid Mock, Warren Widener, Gary Hall, Michael Dawkins, Ben- edict Wiley, row 3-John O'Kclley, Randy Green, Tony Daw, Tommy Adams, Butch Casey, Bobby Tarvin, John Murphy, David Crowell, Leon Chapman, Mark Baker, Dale Greene, row 4eRoy Johnson, Chris Thomas, Chris Grimes, Kevin French, Carl Bowman, Ernest Odom, Keith Cullifer, Calvin Livscy, John Hitt, Randy Jarrett, Marshall Pike, Phil Hand, Roger Johnson, Bobby Southcrland, Lee Peacock, Leonard Ellerbee, Harold Cain. COACHES Larry Gaither, Jimmy Lee, LeGrant Scott, Wallace Davis, and El Edmonds recall great memories of a successful year with Head Coach Sammy Howard. MANAGERS are an important part of our team. They are Todd Yates, Jim O'Kelley, Keith Pittman, Chuck Heath, James Wippler, Randy Jordan, and Sam Ruffner. 1971 VARSITY FOOTBALL Opponents 0 . ,,ii c,,cr,,, ctelo ,,,c A iiiii ltil 21 L ,isii 15 ' oli,i if S A 0 -6 3 14 Central 19 6 Kendrick 3 7 A o 21 W it Southwest A A r ,V i 14 L it S 12 A L28 'Sperwert S 14 i'7fF0n Valley 6 S 27 Carver 6 HAWKS begin limbering up for the Carver game. i W 1 H5555 57 5 cf, Q46 , BAKER New season . . . expectant Hawks . . vengeful team. Postponed practice . . . off balance . . . no consistent offense. Longest pass of game . . . suppressed Hawks , . . 21-0 . . . loss to Baker TEAM captains Leo Ellerbee and Carl Bowman talk with Baker captains before kickoff. RONNIE Hibler makes a break to the outside as he sees he is covered by Baker defenders. A Hardaway player is brought down amidst a pack of players from both teams. ,--- if ii AFTER intercepting a pass Joe MON air is stopped hx the rm eree lxtause of a ponaltx on the plax xxhilc Harold Cain am Carl Bowman look on PHIL Hand is pursued by a Columbus Blue Dex ll after tom- pletmg, a paw JOE MCWAIT aids his teammates in bringing dovs n a Colum running back COLUMBU Rival Columbus loomed . . . winning spirit prevailed. Weight and experience . . . solidifying team gained reward . . . defense headlined . . . 4th season lucky. Hawks showed Winning form . .long awaited triumph . . . 15-0. bus 2 N OUTHWE T Test of defense . . . try for 3rd win . . . lopsided lst half . . . setbacks . . . interceptions . . . fumbles . . . Central gained yardage. Hawk touchdown . . . surging Central . . Devils defeat Hawks . . . 19-14. CARL Bowman brings down a Southwest halfback as Ernest Odom, Robert Crowell, and Bruce Hunsinger close in. f CALVIN Livsey lunges for a Southwest back. RONNIE Hiblcr prepares to block a Southwest defender, 54 CE TRAL CF PHENIX CITY Victory behind . . . victory ahead . . . strong Southwest. Wet field. . .teams fumbled. . .passes flew. Hawks came from behind . . . three connected passes. . .touchdown last 83 seconds. . .6-3 win. WARREN Widener, Henry Johnson, and Lee Peacock look on as Phil Hand brings down a Central player who intercepted a pass. RONNIE Hihler picks up a first down against the Central Red Devils. COACH Sammy Howard and manager Sam Ruliner rush to the aid of injured Mark Braxton. KE DRICK Hawks . . . 2-1 record . . . Kendrick . . . 2nd in state . . . conflicts, struggles . . . Kendrick Held goal. Second half . . . domineering Hawks . . . 6-3 triumph . . . stunned Cherokees. Dreams came true . . . Hawks . . . Atlanta Jowrnalls team of the week, COACHES Sammy Howard, Wallace Davis, and the Hawk team rejoice as Hardaway takes the lead over Kendrick. RICKY Nelson temporarily loses contact with the football as a Kendrick defender closes in. AFTER a long gain and a first down, Ronnie Hibler is stopped by three Kendrick defenders as Henry Johnson watches, I ,Q gym! 1 Q,3,,5 2 h it DAVID Crowell pulls in a pass for a large gain against Jordan. A Jordan runner finds it isn't easy to break through the Hawks strong defensive line. JORDAN Hawks contended for ZAAA West title . . . faced inspired Jordan . . . collision. Jackets gained valuable yards . . . TD . . shoved Hawks against wall. Defense holds Jordan . . . interceptions . . . touchdown . . . fumbles recovered . . . score . . . 14-12 . . . defeated Jordan. REFEREE signals good news for Hawks. 58 RONNIE Hibler's block springs Henry Lyles for extra yardage. PHIL Hand breaks a tackle from a Spencer defender. PE CER Best season. . .5-3 record. . .Hawks in two- way tie . . . chance for division recognition. Joint effort . . . second quarter . . . two touchdown passes . . . halftime score 14-0. Hawks retained Spencer yardage . . . fumble yielded HHS touchdown . . . Hawks break surf. 59 HENRY Lyles strides for yardage while Mike McGlamry urges him on and Stuart Hudson prepares to throw an essen tial block. RONNIE Hibler pivots at midfield as the Hardaway offensive line sets up. CARVER Carver . . . animosities 100 yard touchdown blocked extra point. Intercepted pass . . yardage halftime lead. Concrete defense . . fumble Hardaway gain. Drives . . . Hawk touchdown 5 seconds . . . 27-6 . . . Hawks subdue Tigers ,F Wav-.Qw..., K .W BRUCE Hunsinger reaches for a pass against Carver, A Carver Tiger is brought down by Hardaway's powerful defense 61 FORT VALLEY History making Hawks . . . drive for 6th conquest . . . travel to Fort Valley . . . encountered Peach County. Trojans leap into lead . . . minutes ticked away . . . Hawks endeavor to score . . . 2nd half . . . scoreless clash . . . Hawks 14-7 . . . overpower Trojans. BRUCE Hunsinger completes a pass as the referee watches. WITH Ricky Nelson blocking, Calvin Livsey runs through Fort Valley defenders. LEONARD Ellerbee, Ernest Odom, and Ricky Nelson halt a Fort Valley halfback behind the line of scrimmage. i it 4 62 L+ , mfs. A gym if we 1 1 JU IOR VARSITY Preparation for varsity . . . added experience Consistent defense . . . Hardaway tradition . held Jordan, Columbus, Spencer to minus yardage . . . victories over Columbus . . . South Girard. Season finale . . . Spencer . . . defeated . . ? ii iiiii A 71 record . . .4-2. TODD Yates, Junior Varsity manager, collects foothalls after 4.5 pre-game warm up. 1971 JUNIOR VARSITY HHS Opponent 6 .yyy ., I i , rf: 0 G12 18 6 rstc , ' Jordan 0 J 0 Kendrick 19 14 Spencer 0 6 J Central 0 si ' 'J C i ' lil ' ' , T is x J . v .x . 'Lf 1 ' 1 Y v Y' Y S A -L A f 5 4. ' ful U ' Ml 'MQ F? 4 he if ' W we ? E3 . 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Todd Yates, Robert Scott, Curtis Williams, Ladale Phillips, Michael Hack- ett, Roger Lewis, Mike Bell, Terry LaVoie, Joe Mills, Stacy Thomas, Grady Mons, Jimmy MeKoon, James Wippler, Rick Cunningham, row 2-Howard Odom, John Murphcy, Ron Smith, Brooks May, Herman Rogers, Dickie Kennedy, Neal McCullohs, Allen Hirsch, Alan Ball, Warren Anderson, Frank Kohn, Sonny Hall, Larry Pugh, Tim Casey, Mgr. Chuck Heath, row 3-Jell' Staley, Danny Stout, Ernest Hughes, Mark Merrit, Bob O'Brien, John Chapman, James Goodwin, Keith Cullifer, Kevin French, Mark Baker, Tommy Adams, John Hitt, Johnny Cook, Vie Turner, Ernie Wright, Jessee Murray, Coach O'Shields. RICK Cunningham blocks the onrushing Baker defense as Howard Odom sprints around left end. MANAGER Chuck Heath cools off Alan Ball with a squirt of Gatorade. HOWARD Odom leaps over a downed opponent for the much needed extra yardage. RICK Cunningham is brought down by a Kendrick defender after a long gain. Sw , ---W '--Q f was f Mig... z Q + H K K x 3 I 4 1 . . K VM' 1 ire Leis Sizes A fiiew'-L-'is1f2gH 1 .. C ' N ff: R6 . A 5 ' W1-i gg.?2,5:'.v. 'YQ L 1 ,L A 'PK 5-1 aww.. aaa' M a . a -V -Q , Q 7 , , , if wi' f3iisW ?XW'H'-I ' ws 'WWF - 1 ,ig ,ar 1 aa 1 ll H ,1 Na - f in N, A, 1 , y if sa . ' f.,,.,,,, rf 4 ' is nz jfaaamfl ,x.K.A sf, A if .R ftp Q-QQ 'ir .., f J.. .., , i- -sf 'lv . , A . vi.-Waffwlii i FRESHME Baby Hawks. . .debut to high school football . . Columbus High . . . initiated season. Inexperience. . .defeats. . . Jordan . . . joint efforts. . . 14-12 conquest. Concluded season . . . 1-3-1 . . . awaited future encounters. Deep in Hawk territory, Bruce Huff gets off a punt. FRESHMEN team: tfront to backj row 1-Brad Beneventi, Skippy Jones, Randy Hartline, Ian Feinberg, Charlie Culpep- per, John Slaughter, Myron Walkerg row Z-Lane Avery, Chuck McDaniel, Bobby Manzi, Bruce Huff, Johnny Woods, Albert Jackson, Mark Smith, Buddy Nicasg row 3-Mgr. Don Andrews, Joey Tillery, Barry Thompkins, Paul Ligon, John Bray, Larry Jones, Bobby Borders, Robert Herring, Wade Pickard, Mgr. Randy Hecht, Coach Scott. My v ' 1971 FRESHMEN HHS Opponents 0 Columbus 14 1 1 'L 15 Pacelli 6 Yi 4 0 Baker 6 in 8 Kendrick 14 y QV! 14 Jordan 12 1 f Z . at g BERNARD Taylor awaits a pass from the quarterback. , y 65 1 1 A f .tts at a E 5 P 14 'H . , :wgKL?1Laif - , ,K as ' 5- . ' , ami. - H., - 5 xy .M A, - , 4 - ., , -ff? , tar f' L, , jk, L, gh-Q ., 1'-ffgtpf ,bf li.,-.,.L,fgg ,QW 1. M 4 , ' TR CK Balmy Weather. . .competitive spirit. . . track season. Pacers on winged feet. . .hurdlers. . .discus . . . pole vaults. Gain of experienced coach . . . loss of '71 seniors . . . cindermen endeavored for tops. TRACK TEAM ffront to backj row 1-Henry Lyles, Dave Dixon, Jerry Smith, William Turner, Dean Taylor, Gary McCall, Phil Wilborn, Ronnie Hibler, John Buckles, row 2- Coach Davis, John Thomas, Frank Beauford, Ernest Odom, Bert Willingham, Michael Dawkins, Robert Crowell, Jed Har- risg row 3-Smith Johnson, Bobby Southerland, Roger Johnson, Lee Peacock, Johnny Harrison, Larry Coleman. WITH every muscle tensed, Ernest Odom heaves the shot-put. 5' 66 W CLEANLY clearing the pole, Gary McCall shows winning form. IN perfect time, Bert Willingham, Ronnie Hibler, and Dean Taylor bound over the hurdles. THE 440-relay team consists of Ronnie Hibler, Henry Lyles, Coach Davis, Dave Dixon, and Phil Wilborn. ROGER Johnson paces himself as he prcparos to make the - 9' first turn, LARRY Coleman exerts all efforts to clear the har on the high jump. l'Hll, Willmorn passes the baton to Henry Lyles in the quarter- milc relay. .F Q,f5ff,f . an GOLF Spring activity. . .supreme concentration . . coordination of eye and hand. Confronted opponents . . inter city, intra city meets . . . contentions. GOLF TEAM: tfront to hackl row 1-Mac Flowers, Greg Fields, Lamar Fields, Brad Duntong row 2-Slade Rolmorts, Todd Yates, Keith Calhoun, Jelf Darrah, Doug Woods. SLADE Roberts practices chipping at the Columbus Country Club. v-vi' . L .. A f 'QM 'Fw' ' M, 'Q-www y vw' Tgr 'fl Mr IS TEAM Grilled rackets. . .ilying balls. . .asphalt oourts. Experienced '72 team. . .opponents met with finesse. Slicing serves. . .calculated moves. . .agile players. JERE Pound stretches for power as he prepares to serve a fast ball. HARDAWAY tennis team: fFront to backl row 1-Jere Pound, Bunky Child, Mark Kamensky, Joe Jeffersong row 2-Coach Sidney Crews, Jamie Metcalf, Tommy Stewart, Gary Kent, Jack Straus. , ,, . l 7 0 JAMIE Metcalf concentrates as he rnakes a swift lvzu-klmml stroke. TOMMY Stewart makes a fOll0XX'-lllflllljjll after a harcl zmml aw' curate serve. aWQ:w.:.M ,, .wqgmw FRESHMEN Mark Kamensky and Bunky Child eye opponents from across the net after return of the volley. J, W Sf -3 'f QW z,,x. Mig , - . e in 3 .ii , 'ii fy x VARSITY BASEBALL .1 Experience . . . quality . . . potential . . 1 fi composition of a successful team. Return of nine lettermen. . .initial edge. . ' i Hardaway claimed inside track. Exerted efforts to equal '71 record . . . Hawks confidently faced '72 season. VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM: Qfront to back D row 1-Buddy Strickland, Bart Barton, Joe McNair, Jimmy Johnson, Ricky Nelson, row 2-Joseph Price, Yogi Brooks, Alan Norman, Gary Hall, Randy Jordan, Ronnie Dollar, row 3-Manager Scott Brookins, Warren Widener, Richard Carter, Rusty Scott, Leonard Ellerbee, Ed Willingham, John O'Kelley, Coach Scott. PITCHER Richard Carter shows good form after recovering from a knee operation. 2 'iw 1 x 5 .Q A. -53 Q M fre kwa, up M H 9' ., ' .. ar n ' L 1' I as aff, e W N l- 'I U X WARREN Widener winds up for a fast Cm-ve ban lr 1 ,MVA gf ff .l-wry! a:fvv,I . -'V A .JE Wuxi 5,41 - , y, A MX A 0 EYEING the ball, Alan Norman puts full force behind a hit. ' ' ,M , A OUTFIELDER Ricky Nelson gets ready to nab a Hy ball. ' 1 ,1 TM , 1 f aw ,, I g my ...le Ve., l.P1y1Lf qv ,gv BART Barton swings to connect with the ball for an easy double. COACH LeGrant Scott intently analyzes the strategy of the team RUSTY Scott exhibits great form as he pitches another strike. Duval-usuuwwf 7 5- . ,ly J, ,, tm aim ,V ,',,i mv Q f g f A . 'lf , , Y 6 1 5 ii 2 ft i W4 W4 1 'F 7' . . 1 JOHN O'Kelley runs to the dugouts while awaiting his turn at bat. wh-v'k , , , 5 A 1 ' Q. 7 f 1' J' Y' fly! nf, ',. :gQf,,rIff -177 f --',- Q-In X7 I V. -3 'vffm-4 f mira f11ff:f'5,f5i Q,iy4 ini Qs, W ,, + qffny fqgl 'Zz 'ff' ww V fy? . Nfffii A X ' J ll ' -Y? L f Vf 'nf 'ff , Wi fi' il? 551 1 X, ,J ,X 0.55: Nix Q,-.k,i,k,i,Yfi,J ,ga My A ,W ki . -v 'ili, W fl, ,Lys .f H, J , 4 g'! i,4,yl-asf: M , , ., , 2 , ,- 1,4 ,L L, -' f is ws X'-if ' ' ' ef - ,. 'hi 'N -1 A 5 W f ' . Q' ,IA V, Wt? if 'KA L A. 1 xi rj ,Y , iw f sv! 7'fZ2?+ V Y. J J ' mn- www. ' ww fi f wi f .wwf -s iw, 5' 1, Nxt fx' M .4 Q1 , ff',i,1ef'-'fx Y mf' fff . vi :X ,ya Q A sam JIMMY Johnson waits to recover a fly ball. RONNIE Dollar successfully bunts the ball. B-TEAM BASEBALL Preparation . . .competition . . . participation on the diamond . . . bats . . . balls , . . tense excitement. SIM Thomas easily retrieves a line drive. STEVE Farley stretches for an easy out at first base. B-TEAM BASEBALL: Qfront to backj row 1fRay Idland, Wal- ter Cash, David Koon, Skipper Williams, row 2-Harold Gard- ner, Donnie Martin, Craig Keller, Lonnie Kirkland, Ronnie Kirkland, Mike Hackett, row 3-Coach Gaither, Steve Hyles, Robert Steele, Larry Williams, Steve Farley, Duke Steward, Sim Thomas, Manager Greg Bryant. An... -Qsii lwimfm STEVE Hyles and Duke Steward convert a grounder into a fast out. CATCHER Robert Steele recovers a foul ball. WALTER Cash winds up before delivering a powerful pitch. .1-E+' V x.'5i',3-Q? um VARSITY BASKETBALL Precedent setting Hawks . . victor of Christmas tourney. Height. . .agility. . .coordination between eye and hand . . . experienced ball Hawks . . . exuberant coach and team . . . bye in region competition . . . victory . . . loss . . . successful season . . . foundation for '73. HARDAWAY BASKETBALL TEAM: Cfront to backj row 1- Jerome Lowe, David Crowell, Randy Jordan, Harold Allen, Lucius Marion, Arthur Mack, Kenneth Brown, Sim Thomasg row 2eManager Breeze Johnson, Ed Willingham, Leonard El- lerbee, Harold Cain, Sammy Chapman, Jesse Murray, Fred Williams, Robert Crowell, Coach Lee. 1972 VARSITY BASKETBALL HHS OPPONENTS 53 Carver 73 64 . 58 56 6 yl.,i gl ,et....., , , 51 61 . l.s.i.c 5 48 55 ,ii.' fi 51 vs 67 65 Kendrick 62 53 Central of Macon 48 64 Jordan 61 50 Northeast 70 47 Baker 52 66 Carver A 44 70 Kenddflkr 62 77 ilrsel. 75 43 . if .a....cs. r.rei e.l. 62 70 1521 43 ' llrl 45 59 , '49 E90 i owe i ff' Wg! ,BX ' HAROLD Allen shows great ball control as he dribbles around two opponents. AFTER getting a shot blocked, Jerome Lowe goes high for the score. SENIOR Ed Willingham jumps for height to score along goal. 79 .. X. w x pt' ..... . LL,A Q XX,a,ww,.,,,iX ., xv Q . 1 s K K :SP , X A W AL...., A .S X.b, - WM ML ..g-ee, tm... Nw... fy,... g?,t..lWt. ,4,k. ,..X,., X W ..,,A?, 1s,.,,......,t....t...teWm X yi .1 :,,.: tg. S' , 7 K rx .,.s.,. , -. . ..,, 'K .f . L 3' M . . X ' M 1 .... . if E 1 Q .. A pi it .. -'H 1 1: -.fs ' 5i.?es:f2sz2is.:-Fiffie'fiefioes,--:.f2:,51.1gv-1::i1 1-, , Nix, Y 1 . f y Y -as Wil ' X f -' K K f ' . . - 31 4 ' . ,M N-V ' s if ' - f E . ......v. V. Q. S. ,. - , I N. .K M . .X .X.,, .ff:gX.1 f.- 11. gfl . , IA- l,.i1 ,..- i .... A A -i . , m .. . M 'Sw -- . ewifif -. 5 .wats 'aw ,K ...NM- THE Hawks' defense proves to be very efficient as they stop a Central attempt. JESSE Murray dribbles for a closer shot as opponents and ref- eree follow his actions. LEONARD Ellerbee goes high after trying to block a shot from powerful Northeast. 'Nb-r N- 2 3 . BO NT he .Aki A-2-,f Q35 1.3 FRED Williams jumps for clearance in spite of defensive guard. HAROLD Allen dribbles down the court after making a fast recovery. i5BMLM 1.1 'll 47256 81 'TC .hu-Jn 1 82 an .elk JESSE Murray wins possession of a rebound after a struggle with a Columbus High player. ED Willingham maintains balance after receiving a high pass from a teammate. HAROLD Cain jumps over a rival defender as he scores two more points. Q xl Mui, .bfi A--':. e lee l mia SAMMY Chapman fights to save a pass from going out of bounds. up ti,,,ff'-'f --..,,,. V A QB? JEROME Lowe goes up high for a jump ball as a fellow player looks on. HAROLD Cain goes up for a layup as a Baker defender makes a last minute stab to block the shot. ---.m.m,,,,,. 83 JOHNNY Cook prepares to pass the ball as he is wedged in by an opponent. Q.. 4 N. so M HERMAN Rogers struggles for possession with a Carver Tiger. ARTHUR Mack prepares to throw in to a fellow Hawk as a Carver player covers him. 84 B-TEAM BASKETBALL Gain of experience . . . pride, determination . . . desire to Win. Improved record. . .surpassed any B team . . . mid-season pick-up. Transfers augment team . . . great asset . . . future varsity members. 1971-72 B-TEAM BASKETBALL io'u poou o e 7 OPPOHMSHHS ilieli toi eiiei he 5 53 L dpil Y li islt 5727 635 if 42 5 61 A 'lf dotto T7'Carver 60 7 70 A 50 r ut Baker 70 63 73 or pp p ,Jordan 66 39 ff iosis 7 45, 4 750 ptooee l isoi 7 edilu 7 7 5 25 ttpiie 7 444: ropot Jordan 5 69 7 U! C73 Carver Kendrick Spencer Baker ,Columbus Garver 7 bus Opponents 39 39 56 55 43 74 52 7 68 Q18 ggi a H H B-TEAM: ffront to backj row 1-Mgr. Brad Beneventi, Lamar Steele, Johnny Cook, Firm Pierce, Herman Rogers, Coach Hogan, Derek Bass, Arthur Mack, Bobby Gross, Sim Thomas, Gaither. Billy Nobles, row 2-Henry Johnson, David Crowell, Robert 85 FRE HMAN BASKETBALL Slow start . . . team jelled . . . experience. Nucleus of varsity team . . . height prospects. Confidence grew . . . Win of 3 straight games . . . tight-knit team. GREG Blair attempts a jump-shot over a Columbus defender at HHS gym. FRESHMAN TEAM: Cfront to backj row 1-Mgr. Cy Harrison, Robertson, Mgr. Brian McKnight, row 3eRobert Herring, Joe Milton Russell, Myron Walker, Bernard Copeland, Vinson Foster, Ken Carter, Blake Sullivan, Greg Blair, Larry Broad- Lowe, Buddy Nicas, row 2fLarry Peterson, Bruce Huff, Ricky nax, Mike McEarthern, Coach O'Sheilds. Holton, Greg Caldwell, Louis Harris, Alonzo Porter, Wade 86 4XKa,,, MW.. , l if xmas, ,ug HHS 70 Carver 54 Columbus 58 p pt Carver 37 ' 1 Baker 44 Jordan 60 Kendrick 31 Jordan 61 Baker 38 Jordan BERNARD Copeland shoots over a rival basketball team mem- ber during an action packed game. BRUCE Huff and Myron Walker wait to rebound an oppo- nent's attempted shot. 1 3 i l l l Q E 1971472 FRESHMANl5t 35SKETBALLe evte Opponents HHS 46 51 Baker 84 58 Carver 39 'np C Kendrickrpptrvt 61 1 645i rtltll SpencerffffiffqvC7 74 48 4 Baker Tl 61 39 Columbus 49 45 Carver 74 60 Spencer 65 M Opponents 44 44 t +39 7 64 40 32 5fflWeruliwivsiiiifiiinwvfmFair's5K'E224r.,S1ifStc?i:'19d1.sE4Aw5x3gt16?fxGwHvzaiaalwakzmavgq2:zc4rcmkf5S'mEI:':5hfE.SRYiMm15XgmKiK.:51245529'bl'!ffz'nn5:2.u!W 'm2x'a:wiv35.9,'4gIL-'1-' ,QWHHC ,,11Cibv.2:531Z2ev-1e5anurS'f i - .umwmvf-':, f r.. f.-Sze.,14.mr1fv1:,2m1-y,v::qQg2gw:v 4: ', :'gEm3Lf--,1:a52f- INVOLVEMENT Academics Clubs R MATHEMATIC Lines, angles, rhymes. . .learned to construct figures. . .manipulated complicated instruments . . . gained valuable insights . . . built upon foundations . . . variety of courses . . . preparation for college . . . use of fundamental principals. MR. Duke and Blockhead explain the mysteries of conics to Slade Roberts in the Modern Math IH class. PAUSING for a moment of thought, Pat Bassett ponders the meaning of her geometry homework. 90 lr fi M Qfzi apyrrrr pprp a is f if-f .5 N'w....,M I' L its I me uv- ii 'Sal 'F' 'Winnie GROUP work in math gives a variation in both learning and NANCY Pittman and Mark Hackett listen attentively as Mr teaching for Mrs. Baldwin's classes. Sidney Crews explains algebraic fundamentals. -J I -.-..,..tN,, J Q-1e1?P ',, is i ELECTIVE Varied courses . . . augmented scope of education . Viewing the World . . . through the perception of art . . . from behind the steering wheel . Strenuous exercises . . . exhaustion . . . greeted by aromatic odors . . . home economics in practice. .ik ,XX lb-Riffs AUDIO-Visual: Frank Hart, Bobby Tarvin, Chip Williams, Kerry Kerlin, Rodgers Livengood, Butch Casey, Steve Rogers, Steve Kerlin, Henry Cherry, Jay Richardson, Paul Proctor, Gerald Stephenson, Ed Graham, and Emory Cary. MRS. Mae Russell gives a demonstration to Home Ee. II girls on pattern placement. JANET Champion, teacher aide, relieves the business depart- ment of several of its many duties. ow :Q is i .'f3 : Fm A l GIRLS of fourth period P.E. prepare for the first of basketball toumament games. MECHANICAL drawing can prove to be a trying task, as shown by Ellis Estes. CH ea, 1 X ,M f ,wma i 1a, :.1'f K S , K 'K .I i if 3, we i if s ' WM...-null' N-L. ,ff . saws di' 41 DEBORAH Williams, Lynn Williams, and Bambi Cantrell add finishing touches to Henry Hawk for a pep rally. , M .ay V-wwe' 93 9 . DULUMBUS GA. ATMU g W fll' r f Iivi A,,1.A, A,AA if .N 3 ga ak 'U V .qiiii i Q in f ii JQQQZ, Ji, ff' ifvi . , ' 'lo T , ,,V' QV 1 ' . ifllff V ,VA, f ri rf w 4 'Q 1 1.- ' , Q, ' f ' 5' , . A V G if' 5 1' f min 3 - 4 WS UF 1NUi'3m-'ff . 'QM if ,AA Avg, f ff! '?fe TQ if i f THE CULTURE PUTES LUUKEU UKE H95 Jian 325 'fig ' X 'A if T l . T , ,n , ,, . MM lw 2 '21 'li Av g L Q.. 'fill . kv Iivvv T QV 'E X QKAQKPV ,aiaxfifq - . .. a Y: Q? iff we actizzaa.. 1..a..i. an SCD Q Q rhhf l'Ole fn ancfagic dlgea -sal S lfsflifr . r ee MMwmw+cWMJwe ,t,f f 1 1, nd I ' K is jp 1 1 2 ' l Hold l6PolleinhT'fZ4mi:..w.l riw,lnii12w.8f1Cif-icziiinaw-SYEIY H llc. af 3' - Anticipated Science Fair . . . contrived for a winning project . Test tubes . . . bunsen burners . . . periodic charts. . .field trips. . .grasping new concepts . . . constant quest for knowledge. THE annual Science Fair brought many projects ranging from medicine to physical science. AFTER completion of his physics' lab, Jerry Smith compiles his notes and information. NWN.. :Ii MSK' P '.-i, . , ii - gg. ff, - in ' rv. -. , 5 2 'iii' .. - Q fix f 'pf' ff' ffff I LONNIE Brock pauses to explore the world of tropical fish during his biology class. ALAN Ball decides to try the science generator of the physics lab. DON Armstrong observes the final outcome of one of his phys- ics' experiments. l l l l l 95 OCIAL STUDIE Learning about other cultures . . . how to manage money . . . classes talked to Herman Talmadge. Novel courses . . . personal management . . acquainted students with taxes . . . insurance policies . . . house plans. Government . . . Economics . . . endeavored to understand complex world. ...ns- i 2' tv WEBER? ,Wana wks AN important activity for Miss Amason's and classes was the tele hon Coach O'Shield's p e conversation between Hardaway t d s u ents and Sen. Herman Talmadge. MRS. Alice Metcalf, with one of her many visual aides, pre- pares to lecture her class, LENDING a knowledgeable hand, Coach O'Shields answers Pat McKnight's question, JESSE Murray and Barry Hirsch discuss the house plans drawn in Personal Management, a new course in the Social Studies Department. Hrs -mf uttetftt ettt r use H . VN, U : ' f' mf. fi py uue . , W 4, Y A fi jinilil lwld H1 if . g f:sJis,f , ' - K Qfltzzg -S f f swf' unffjffswif.. 3 'ff-ffl, - is 4 , F V V ' L Q , 1: ffl L V' ', , ff ,, In . . me, v ' . ' - f 'f ' L- K' I . I -: 53,4 ,.,..W..s. 'ii i I ffl' feii fw 'NSF DANNY Stout, Jeff Lisby, and Grandin Eakle portray The First Triumvirate' in World History. KATHY Magyar leads a U.S. History discussion for Miss Amason. GUAGE A HHS, German . . . French . . . Latin . . . Spanish .X . . . assisted in comprehension of English . . . annual language fair . . . language labs . . . g perplexity, puzzlement. Spanish dinner . . . language magazines . . . taste of a foreign culture. THE mural depicting several scenes of France easily sets the f mood for learning the history and language of France. MARTI Hurt reviews Bunky Child and Claire Hall in a Span- ish dialogue. 98 Q WITH Mr. Wooldridge's help, Sheryl Johnson, Jimmy McKoon, and Wayne Hagan review their Latin. aw' rf-5 A , , fx We 1 n . Q by 5 Q s o ' J Viiiqv 5 ,, . . Avy.: W -'V .K rjffrfk 7,LTf J , , -..: 5 Lynx H JM 1 vig , H ,,.,, ,-J' .7 C5635 QRCKS L SUZANNE Aderhold and John Posey experience a true taste of Spain on the Spanish class' excursion to Panchffs Little Mexico. KEN Smith and Jim Thorsen practice their language skills hy reading German magazines. DRAMA Debate . . . declamation . . . drama . . ir... .ww . . , ,s1,w!3l.r .M 69 15 wwf in W extemporaneous speaking . . . P.S- '71 - - ., e . if 'fear ee stakes SW P ' ' 2:- T 31 A . ss- V 4. i 5- ' L 4 , J 1 X f N- A it --AA. .. ... . fu L '45 7 X.: ygggk . . . . g 'b - -- as A Creativity in profuslon . . . Hawk Talk . . . ri, i 1 Mtg, , - of , 5 . . A ' e ' ff e ff .L number 1 ln Georgia . . . Gold Nugget . . . 2 Y i fi?-v':T'TM 4 received first class rating. . .staffs manufactured ,?f,1Eg' Q I unrivaled products. A fi ,jg d THE cast of P.S. '71 leaves for Milledgeville to perform the sweepstakes winning play. WITH much concentration, Pat King, works diligently on costumes for P.S. '71 . Q 90' LINDA Hirsch, Joe Thomas, Bridget Manley, and Janet Askew rehearse for P.S. '71. f i aw,rf.m,s5:-.f .f 'Y' . l .s.'2 A +4 Q.,-, 'K -' waxy. -. 1. - W,-,r...., if Liv' W- . Aff 'rg . ,mfs-we -- -ey -WfiW2vzf.it5'? N 'vwnmrmt . fs.. fe 2523 -ts , ff- 259' fib- . S if 100 l ,H ,X W W , Km D' if W .4-C 7'APg ' ' ff' BOB Schiffman plans the sports section for the '72 Gold Nuggett. WANDA Hagler and Danny King critique the Hawk Talk newspaper. T0 kick off the annual sales campaign, the Gold Nugget staff presents a skit, Mission Ridiculous. ,MJ f, 3 5 2 ff 5 2 E Q 3. f is 54 in ai S t -L-N. i 'ew . :xr .0 E GLIH Is. . .are. . .ain't. . .grammar, literature, philosphy . . . similes . . . metaphors. Delved into English, American authors. AP English . . . prelude to college. Contemporary lit . . . world literature . . humanities . . . all facets of English. 102 ALICE Penton and Kathy Baker preview a book taught by Mr. Fletcher in contemporary lit, a new course to the English department. PATTY Boggs and Deborah Givens begin research on their term papers. HUMANITIES classes enjoy guest speakers such as Maureen Stem of the Student International Meditation Society. M' 'fx M. CHRISTINE Phillips listens to tapes of several authors, a new study aid provided by the library. Giffl U 5 . . W 41' 5' L A 3+ LI CATHY Langford hangs her collage of the Canterbury Tales which she made for Mrs. Salter's Class. BUBBA Hunter draws a picture for his book report in Mrs. Willingham's class. 103 TOMMY Chadwick and Bobby Walton set the tempo for a cheer with their drums. MR. Gregory instructs the band during one of its many after- noon practice sessions. N- 'Q A fl 4 E T is r f is ptta W ww px we L i . fggii W wW w, KL, r r.. 2-2 aww- ' ri ' fire! T rpsr as s s f x K WX X in ., , :Main FOOTBALL spectators enjoy the HHS band formations. Diverse participation . . . football games . . Christmas concerts. Theory . . hours of intent practice . . . application. Woodwinds . . . brass . . . percussion. LAURIE Hice displays her handwork and practice during halftime. THE HHS spirit is exemplified by band students. 105 RCTC Reserve Officers Training Corps . . . uniforms . . .precision . . .inspections. Superintendent's trophy match . . . Chamber of Commerce Drill meet . . . tense moments. Military Ball . . . transformation . . . pomp and circumstance . . . crowned queen. Military world . . . rotation on different axis. 5 LEIGH Edrington, a sophomore member of the homecoming court, appears at the game with the escort, Lt, Richard Jones. COMPANY A: Charles Adams, Rufus Barker, John Bass, Ken- neth Belcher, Tony Bell, Jerald Bigelow, Michael Bobo, Carl Bowman, Ricky Branscomb, John Brown, Kenneth Brown, James Burrell, John Chapman, Ernest Clark, Stanley Coleman, Willis Crosby, John Davis, Josua Daughtery, Terry Dent, Wil- liam Dillard, Eddy Dover, Fred DuBose, Gary Franklin, John Gavens, Steven Gersten, Gregory Gilson, Michael Hackett, Clifford Hall, David Hargrove, Willie Harvey, K.T. Henry, AN activity for the first retreat includes the lowering of the Hag in front of the school. Karl Hollis, Mickey Hollis, Steve Hyles, Roger Johnson, Rich- ard Jones, Thomas Kennedy, Moses King, Henry Lewis, James Lewis, Gregory Lockett, Arthur Mack, Darrell McCreary, Mi- chael Posey, Joseph Price, Charles Riley, James Savage, Stanley Sheley, Joseph Slaughter, Joseph Sweeney, Barry Tin- cher, Arthur Todd, Timothy Vance, Skipper Van Cleave, Wal- ter Walker, John Wangle, John Whitley. MR. Dewey Renfroe and Mr. Charles Hecht, president of PTA, looks on as Jamie Metcalf accepts the Hag of Georgia from Senator Harry Jackson. I Q al'n,l . x W7 an-s-11 COMPANY B: Edward Bunge, Ronald Burris, Rodney Cain, Grenes Colbert, John Criswell, Kenneth Daniels, Calvin Estes, Richard Fields, Richard Frost, Jack Fuller, Ralph Gruber, Mike Hammock, John Helms, Kenneth Hicks, William How- ard, Raymond Idland, Herman Jackson, Albert Jackson, Davis Johnson, Henry Larry Jones, James Leonard, Walter Lewan- dowski, Calvin Livsey, Dennis Lott, James Mack, Gerald McCall, Searcy McClure, Don Mitchell, Richard Moncrief, James Monk, Edward Murrah, James Owens, Donald Pradon, Larry Pugh, David Roberts, Dan Robinson, Herman Rogers, Aaron Smith, Glenn Smith, Irwin Spencer, Kenneth Stoneking, Ricky Stutson, Naymon Taylor, John Thomas, Timothy Ward- law, Gene Wells, Gregory Whaley, George Wippler, Martin Wipplet, John Woodward, James Young. . ix 1, -ff' Q'Sa:,ax. . .r W X P. K i t .. X .Q 2 , gi, .. .., z 7 . Sy- . . Ms 1 ' -- A r ' , M 'mar , A - :az iEEh'EZ ':,Zg:-. 15, E -Ee -J, 'Hx ' - -1- .- -1 wwf-fs 1 - 7 we -- ' .art ff 11,115-. --i1x Sereno - , an ry ' ' - . 'Q' , A.., ,A ' ' viz wx. . - , I . K . J . ki .sw xi --W H . .. -L T, spit. .- k 1 .Wm , fi .. p , A 1, -me A - if-if A A ' 'W COLOR Guard: Waymon Johnson, Theotis Alexandra, Brian J J I ii SRQSVMQ- 5 ,r A' X Gunter, Steve Sheley, James Mays, Robert Manzi. ' so J J ,. K. E - iz. Aff? L .ss.r ryaasrgs y r s.r1f, . l . C ...,.:, - sl N Q . x y -is f :L , gigism W5 ilixmliixgzak ssso 1. QQ- sits. X W -,wx K .,, n M mime, 3 rw STAFF: James Metcalf, Nancy Counts, Leon Chapman, Janet Champion, James Riley, John Galloway, Pam Moore, Michael Posey, Pam Barron, Andrew Young, Tanya Weekes, Edward Graham, Kenneth Henry, Kenneth Belcher, Moses King, Glenn Smith, Joseph Vaughn, Edward Murrah, Stanley Sheley. 108 DRILL Team: Johnny Davis, Commander, Jan Turner, Roh Garret, Robert Garner, Chuck Kite, James Kazimine, Gary Lumpkin, John McDonald, Cadale Phillips, William Shelling, Gary Williams, Michael Winkler, Motel Jett. 'N-N-'I THE captain of the Varsity Ride Team, John Woodward, per- fects his aim. VARSITY Rifie Team: David Hargrove, Joseph Sweeney, John Woodward, Debi Whitehead. SGT. Nelson assists Joseph Sweeney before the Ride Team target practice. LINDA Williams takes much pleasure in playing piano for the Girl's Ensemble. V E KX ,M i MEMBERS of the ensemble spend much time in earnest practice. MRS. Cathy Buettner, student teacher from Auburn, uses her skill to direct the chorus. . .N . , , sm's C.Eu..l .un - ,,. , .tm N T 'Q-'L-if A ima? rs... vegan ,,f,,,,g-, ff' ff? Q . .as if M- -...W-f 1 -nv- Jv. 1, u... 5 ,F at ear I4 'Q' . 5 1 I aa l tCHORAL Scales . . . notes . . . tones . . . expressions. Enlivened business meetings . . . expressions of Thanksgiving . . . revealed mirth and essence of Christmas. Chose uniforms . . . daily practice . . . harmonious voices . . . uplifted in song. THE Hardaway Girl's Ensemble adds a different note to a 1 luncheon sponsored by Interact. THE ensemble is seen in one of their few relaxed moments. N X Xp!! 'xr A Mmbll , Y X X fl i wi I w l ' X I BQ I - K? Tl fl , 5, J , , T f .A Ax 'fl' fd Z f y F , 'X t lx ' V' ,W 3 K VV x N ntl A x X K 3' WX KV' K V! Q evyg' E Q Q ' A ' ' X lx X' x if I 1 X l E i-. 3 it 'X t A,1, - J X X L, gi: X X l Dx, ' AQ f ox ' , ,. x Y -X , N Q Y Qjf el . 1 f Vx .J Q XV I K fxxj- ffxu xl X V ,I T f V ss- ff X amkmmw f 'nt , X U 'V cf lk,- . f m 'Ill BUSINESS Nimble lingers . . . coordination of eye, hand . . . intricate maze of scribbles . . . speed . . . practice. Concrete application of theories . . . half day . . oflice practice. Experienced college atmosphere . . . English, political science . . . credit hours . . advancement. FOR filing practice, Ruth Fugatt finds the new filing kits a handy item to have. STUDENTS, such as David Dixon, enjoys the new IBM type- writers, which were purchased this year. THE dictaphone labs enable shorthand students to increase their speed and perfect their outlines. my S 'sa VERNELLE Alexander, a member of Vocational Oflice Train- ing, finds her work at First Federal a rewarding and helpful experience. ONE of the newest classes at Hardaway includes the Colum- bus College English program for high schools. 3 15-'if 925 TUDENT COUNCIL A new year . . . new officers . . . new problems. . .bi-racialcouncil. . .dances. . .rap sessions . . . working together . . . unity. Mr. Clemon Deramus-adviser Mrs. Edna Hamilton-adviser Harvey Spiegel-pres. Frazer Kinnett-v. pres. Georgette Jenkins-v. pres. Sharon Webb-treas. Clivetta Amos-sec. Vernelle McCoy-sec. Buddy Allen Tina Allen Lyle Barringer Pam Barron Martha Bland Pam Bray Val Caproni Amy Cartledge Lisa Chalkley Samuel Chandler Bunky Child Judith Crocker Jasmine Dawkins Judy Denny Marty Foster Beth Garrett Jimmy Gavens Tom Hackett Stephanie Hammonds Vicky Harley Jimbo Harper Mary Lu Hickey Stuart Hudson Bruce Hui Laura Jones Vicki Kent Ellen Kite Benson Kravtin Mitzi Kravtin Nicholas Kukshtel Linda Maddox David Mozkowitz Marlene Murdock Pat Murphy Susan Myrick Phyllis McGuire Charlie Payne Debra Porter Gegomery Pugh Pete Robinson Bob Schiffman Tim Scrantom Pat Scoggins Jo Anne Swearingen Jill Terrell Marilyn Turner Harvey Walker Teresa Watson Glenda Weldon Earnestine White Ed Willingham Rei 1 fl lf., - s 'M' . V 21 'mfvp -4565? of 'f V , ,, i m,,,W,,,: I Q 5 .' , Wu if el f, 'M 1 I 'f 1 S OFFICERS: Harvey Spiegel, pres, Frazer Kinnett, v. pres., Georgette Jenkins, v. pres., Clivetta Amos, sec.g Vernelle McCoy, sec.g Sharon Webb, treas. 5 i 4' gga,g4'j,.f,g',, 1 fm, ly I V' izzigayz Z , T Yay, , wx ' 463 f fn :ff f fl .fi . ' - 5 3, 4 41,9 M HARVEY Spiegel makes his election speech for the President of student council. MANY students enjoy themselves at the student council-spon- sored dance. 5? f it V l H5 Nwllv-S, JR JAYCEE Turkeys for Thanksgiving Christmas for needy children service organization sponsored by Columbus Jaycees JR Jaycees president Joe Howard talks oxer the 1172 agenda with Bobby Gross Danny Cabaniss and Allen Lexi Mr. Fraser Wooldridge adviser Joe Howard-pres. Roy Johnson-v. pres Rusty Scott-v. pres. Ed Willingham-sec. Phil Hand-treas. Tommy Adams Bob Berry Wade Burford Danny Cabaniss Butch Casey Tim Casey Rick Cunningham Mike Dawkins Bobby Gross Gary Hall Stuart Hudson Reed J arrell Jimmy Johnson Steve Kennedy Allen Levi Joe Mills John O'Kelley Slade Roberts Billy Scrantom Chris Thomas Skipper Van Cleave 7 LIBRARY Stamped . . . teacher coffee . . . District GALA meetings . . . presented gift to library . . . 3rd district GALA president, Jackie Horne. ADDING to the library's scrapbook are Diane Ford, Jackie Horne, and Susan Semmes. CLEANING out Mrs. Koart's office are Becky Carter, Jody Hagler, and Mary Coleman. vnu- Ali Mrs. Carter Koart-adviser Becky Carter Mike Gibson Mr. Edgar Lester-adviser Leah Graham-pres. Hal Murk-v. pres. Mary Coleman-sec. J oye Owens-treas. Diane Ford-hist. Sharon Cook Barbara Davis Anne Dudley Marsha Ehlans Bernice Freeman Lisa Galloway Jody Hagler Jackie Horne Joe Jefferson Christine Phillips Susan Semmes Mr. James Reed-adviser Eddy Dover Tim Farris-pres. John Galloway Larry Schroeder-v. pres. Michael Galos Kings . . . queens . . . pawns . . . intense Wayne Cartledge-Sec,-treas, Brian Hughes concentration. Lisa Brookbank Steve McCall Match of minds . . . battle of wits. Stephen Brown David Williams DEBATE Debate workshops . . . tournaments . . . research and preparation . . . 2nd best at Baldwin meet . . . lst in city. Mr. Durwood Fincher-adviser Tom Cohen Elizabeth Goodman Mike Hirsch Mitzi Kravtin Allen Levi Pete Robinson Rickie Zimmerman H8 DRAMA CL B Produced plays . . . superlative . . . P.S. '71 . . . acclaimed by critics . . . collected numerous prizes. Mr. Durwood Fincher-adviser Bridget Manley-pres. Linda Hirsch-v. pres. Ladner Liles-sec. Melinda Andrews-treas. Margaret Baker Velinda Bishop Becky Carter Pam Cohn Mary Ann Gonzalez Kathy Honaker Ronald Howard Phyllis Hughey Fonda Huntington Vicki Jenkins Bryna Kravtin Susan Kravtin Craig Miller Dwayne Morris Stan Scheley Gretchen Sendelbach Beth Smith Joe Thomas Joyce Witt .. gg., Sj . . 5 eeei ii ' 1 mm Ki, Y E E s as x K S Sq is sw S: SN an X SQ X f fa as use as 8 in , is S325 s X 1 Qpii?'ie.?5sgl it 5133.3 is W' fir. ., ' ggggisgggigzcff 2 f ' V, ,.,i 1 1Qfa,,.c,Q M, i Xg2wEseZU,:Q sw S as gifts S ss S , S3'ff'vfv,?f'uQ ssl H, rf iggsafi, H., Wwigisaswf 2 Six 2 R1 J l THESPIANS National honorary drama society. . .inducted superior drama members . . . participation in winning play. Mr. Durwood Fincher-adviser Janet Askew Val Caproni Linda Hirsch Ladner Liles Bridget Manley Craig Miller Joe Thomas I19 ,r i , Q 3 'I 2 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Qualities of character, scholarship, leadership, service . . . knowledge. Inductions . . . inspiring programs . . . excitement, elation. Handled caps and gowns. . . ushered for PTA, graduation, Mr. E. Dewey Renfroe-adviser Mrs. Lou Carter-adviser Mr. Curtis Duke-adviser Mrs. Sandra Petruska-adviser Miss Peggy Williams-adviser Ed Willingham-pres. Jamie Metcalf-v. pres. Kathy Smalshof-sec. Frazer Kinnett-treas. Rhonda Carpenter-parl. Don Armstrong Janet Askew Kathy Baker Pam Barron Titus Bryant Lisa Chalkley Nancy Counts Marsha Evans Tim Farris Ernestine Forte Robert Grimes Wanda Hagler Stephanie Hammonds Sherry Harman June Haymon Jackie Horne Roy Johnson Randy Jordan Carol Kamensky Danny King Benson Kravtin Cathy Langford Nina Beth Lisby Rodgers Livengood Teresa Maddox Joe McNair Marie Miles Willie Moore Cathy Neuren Mable Norwood Marie Odom Cindy Owens John Patterson Debra Porter Betsy Riddle Gwen Sessions Jackie Slay Beth Smith Jerry Smith Bobby Southerland Harvey Spiegel Tommy Stewart Kathy Stevens Chris Thomas Joe Thomas Tommie Trowbridge Debra Washington Ronnie Watt Cathy Weil Billy Weinstein Carol Wells Becky Welsh Kay Wike Joyce Witt Ann Woodall Mr. Jon Sellers-adviser Cathy Weil-pres. Kay Wike-v. pres. Kathy Smalshof-sec. Danny King-treas. Greg Bryant Nancy Counts Joy Faircloth Bobby Gross Wanda Hagler Anita Hill H.K. Johnston Benson Kravtin Mitzi Kravtin Cathy Neuren his-P QUILL AND soRoLL Honorary journalism society . . . attendance at Georgia Scholastic Press Association . . . sale of annual plastic covers in May. THE induction luncheon, a time for students and parents, is enjoyed by Mrs. Richard Hill, Anita Hill, and Cathy Neuren. Q, ' sf TALON STAFF Literary staff . . . prose and poetry . . . best contributors awarded. . .enlarged stai . . .sold THE TALON . . . money purchased special materials . . . sales cover publishing cost. Mr. James Fletcher-adviser Bridget Manley-prose editor Kathy Baker-poetry editor LeAnn Brown Karen Cargill Rhonda Carpenter Emory Cary Lisa Chalkley Cathy Crevling Kathan Golson Mary Ann Gonzalez Leah Graham Donna Grinols Richard Jones Rudy Jones Bryna Kravtin Cindy Owens Judy Parker Jere Pound Beth Smith Bobby Southerland Cindy Taylor Delia Tinnell Shaun Toole Sharon Webb Lyn Williams Noreen Wood SHOWN discussing THE TALON cover are Kathy Baker, po- etry editor, Mr. Fletcher, and Bridget Manley, prose editor. RED CROSS Adoption of a family for a day . . . party for children in hospitals at Valentine's, Easter . . . visits to home of the elderly. Mrs. Beauty Baldwin-adviser Denise Devaughn-pres. Judy Parker-v. pres. Pat Talley-sec. Emma Moses-asst. sec. Lisa Galloway-treas. Jacquelyn Sanders-rpt. PHOTOGRAPHY Students interested in photography . . . picture booth at Sadie Hawkins . . . future expansion to color facilities. Mr. Willis Goolsby-adviser H.K. Johnston-pres. Mike Simmons-v. pres. Jamie Metcalf-treas. Mike Hirsch Todd J arrell Benson Kravtin J eff Saflles Steve Smith Jack Straus Shaun Toole 4 f 3' FHA Exhibit in local fair placed 2nd . . . initiated new members at Shakey's . . . banquets, conventions . . . Becky Welsh, state president of Future Homemakers. JAN Morway serves lunch to parents at cheerleader luncheon. 2 Mrs. Mae Russell-adviser Mrs. Addie Lou Carter-adviser Lynn Culpepper-pres. Nancy Borders-v. pres. Vandella Bozeman-sec. Kay Kimsey-treas. Teresa Atha Linda Baker Pamela Bray Linda Brooks LeAnn Brown Byllye Byas Cathy Cary Mary Coleman Mary Elizabeth Cunningham Allyson Dixon Leslie Dixon Arietta Doby Gwendelyn Dozier Peggy Foster Lisa Galloway Stephanie Hammonds Angela Henry Thalyia Hilton Pat King Wanda Marshall Melanie Meadors Jan Morway Ramona Nix Ozie Oliver Judy Parker Laura Parker Katie Rogers Pam Sanders Constance Scott Shirley Sellers Jlinette Strong Rebecca Welsh Peggy Wilkerson 125 gg. x 5 ---- .m.W.,, ...ii .nf .M , N, auf 5 k A iklk 1 iy S S1 L.M R wnfrxz-M-:WMWWDM Sf qHm 'l 1N' Mis. Sidney DeFritas-adviser Kathy Baker-pres. Bambi Cantrell-v. pres. Lyn Williams-sec.-treas. Richard Burns-bus. mgr. Pat Cook Renee Crocker Yvonne Cross Roxanne Daniel Allyson Dixon Devra Foster Janet Garzone Cindy Griffen Cheryl Gustafson Sheri Martin Bobby McGlaun Steve Myers Cindy Owens Sue Roberts Betty Thomas Sandy Thompson Linda Tucker iff if ART CLUB Annual art bazaar. . .seasonal yule windows . . pep rally signs. Macrame belts. . .decorative rocks. . .black- light posters. Purchased needed supplies . . . contributed to charity . . . useful talent. PAINTING the front windows in preparation for the Christ mas season is Willie Barker. ART club members busily make their creations for the bazaar. OFFICERS: Kathy Baker, pres.g Bambi Cantrell, v. pres.g Lyn Williams, sec.-treas.g Richard Burns, bus. mgr, 127 MOD TEE BOARD Active teens . . . charitable work . . . Out- standing Teens of Southeast. Spook Insurance . . . bread and balloon sales . . .walk-a-thon . . .dig. DISCOURAGED at his futile attempts to locate a can at the Dig, Ernie Wright trys a new site. AS Lamar Fields ties a balloon, Karla Andrews motions that Hardaway has two more minutes on the helium tank. Mrs. Sandra Petruska-adviser Miss Carolyn Berryhill-adviser Karla Andrews-city chairman Bobby Gross-school chairman Jamie Metcalf-senior representative Scooter Willis-senior representative Jeannine Arline-junior representative Becca Fordham-sophomore representative Allen Levi-sophomore representative l28 .QM - .f sfn gil .f -5-- -fifi-v ?5L I K Mfa.-.ww - O . ffl. V, -JP' fQ'-w .i. V - .1 1 1 4-, t- L if ' ., .. ,Q 1 ff N. I l 3,y,.6 NANCY Middlebrooks and Emily Luttrell prepare a cake to give to the Valley Rescue Mission, OMEGA RHO CHI Delegates to Y-conferences . . . fund raising projects. . .Youth Assembly. . .mint sales. . . food for Valley Rescue Mission . . . assistance with MOD. Miss Emily Amason-adviser Laura Jones-pres. Julie Mendenhall-v. pres. Emily Luttrell-sec. Becky Nix-treas. Tina Webber-chap. Linda Baker Linda Brooks Beth Child Mary Beth Cunningham Anne Dudley Leslie Eason Cindy Erskin Dawn Goolsby Vicki Harley Rosemary Herlong Jan Horne Cathy Jo Howard Kay Kimsey Ellen Kinard Tricia Lee Nancy Middlebrooks Jan Morway Ivy Ortiz Debora Psalmonds Celeste Robinson Julie Robinson Anne Storey l29 Future Teachers hosted convention . . . money-raising bake sales . . . Christmas toys to 5 1 FTA s d ttittst Martin Army. 5- Future medical careers . . . knowledge kr formulated . . . guest veterinary speaker . . . field trips. 9 Mrs. Tawonna Flake-adviser Jackie Horne-pres. Ivy Ortiz-v. pres. Lynda Armstrong-sec.-treas. Sharon Dilleshaw Laurie Dobbs Susan Grogan Susan Myrick Kim White ALLIED MEDICAL 130 Mrs. Mattie Wright-adviser Leslie Ford-treas Suzanne Molnar-pres. Lane Avery Debra Givens-v. pres. Steven Brown Becky Taylor-sec. BHITY HiI'SCh Bill DeNamur Joy Snodgrass Blake Sullivan Chuch Vaughn Teresa Watson N., N 'fm ff' as FBLA Thanksgiving baskets for Columbus Nursing Home . . . guest speaker explained direct dialing . . . future business leaders planned for banquet KEEPING in practice, Marie Odom works for speed and accu racy in typing. Mrs. Audrey Posey-adviser Miss Jean Miller-adviser Lora Stafford-pres. Sharon Cook-V. pres. Ernestine Forte-sec. Shelia Martin-treas. Vernelle Alexander Virlo Copeland Cynthia Cullifer Annita Dorse Linda Holmes Clever Johnson Mary Lewandowski Carol Marchbanks Pearlie Mae McBride Pamela Nunley Marie Odom Betty Thomas Cynthia Todd Anita Vaughn Kathy Wilson Mary Beth Woodruff A ZETA RHG CHI Existence for service . . . school and community projects. Sold poppies in memory of veterans . . . assisted with Lee Trevino Golf Tourney. . . slave sale. Represented at Youth Assembly . . . delegates to Blue Ridge . . . ninth in district. LISA Chalkley, Jackie Horne, and Nina Beth Lisby check off another child's name to give a doll to at Christmas. DELEGATES to the Youth Assembly are Gail Hudson, Patti Hughes, Jane Dowling, Rhonda Carpenter, and Gina Baker. FILLING in for Gail Hudson, president, is only one duty for Sharon Webb, vice president. Mrs. Willette Ellison-adviser Gini Baker Donna Bradfield Rhonda Carpenter Lisa Chalkley Jane Dowling Gwendolyn Dozier Joyce Drawdy Nancy Estes Vicki Fohan Marty Foster Leigh Gaddy Janet Garzone June Haymon Jackie Horne Gail Hudson Patti Hughes Frazer Kinnett Cathy Langford Becky Lee Beth Levi Mary Lewandowski Nina Beth Lisby Merry Massey Cathy Neuren Judy Potter Jeannette Strong Sharon Webb Carol Wells Linda Williams I TERACT State and southeast conventions . . . assisted Anchor in production of Hawk Sqmzwk . . . Halloween party for Girls' Club . . . clean-up of campus. PRESIDENT Jamie Metcalf speaks at a meeting of thc Ro- tary Club, Interact's sponsor. Mr. David Donaldson-adviser Jamie Metcalf-pres. Gary Kent-v. pres. Jimmy J ohnson-sec. Joe Howard-treas. David Adams Tom Cohen Jimbo Harper Reed Jarrell Roy Johnson Steve Kennedy Charlie Payne Pete Robinson Jerry Smith Chris Thomas Billy Weinstein Ed Willingham Pit . 'HI' ,,,,,,.,..,vuUi 134 LETTERMEN Exceptional athletes. . .representatives from all sports. . .commended at athletic banquet. . . Bi-City Football members in group . . . inclusion of elite sportsmen. Sammy Howard-adviser Wallace Davis-adviser El Edmonds-adviser Jimmy Lee-adviser Ken O'Shields-adviser Legrant Scott-adviser Harold Allen Alan Ball Carl Bowman Mark Braxton Harold Cain Richard Carter Butch Casey Leon Chapman Henry Cherry David Crowell Robert Crowell Rick Cunningham Tony Daw Mike Dawkins Leo Ellerbee Dale Green Randy Green Chris Grimes Danny Hall Gary Hall Phil Hand Greg Heath Ronnie Hibler Stuart Hudson Bruce Hunsinger Randy Jarrett Roger Johnson Roy Johnson Henry Lee Johnson Randy Jordan Calvin Livsey Henry Lyles Mike McGlamry Joe McNair Ricky Nelson Ernest Odom Lee Peacock Marshall Pike Rusty Scott Bobby Southerland Chris Thomas William Turner Warren Widener Ed Willingham Tony Young LETTERME MANAGER Randy Jordan admires the award he received at the athletic banquet as Coach El Edmonds looks on, RICKY Nelson displays his Golden Helmet award won for out- standing performance in football. iris. E 136 LEE Peacock, Phil Hand, Warren Widener, and Leonard El lerbee are recognized as members of the Bi-City football team 'U V RANDY Greene, Butch Casey and many other lettermen enjoy their meal at the football banquet. THE football banquet honors coaches as well as the football players. MUSIC DEPARTMENT Rhythmic pep rallies . . . half-time shows marching band trimmed to concert, symphonic Public performances . . . school assemblies . . . experienced director . . . voices uplifted in song. SYMPHONIC BAND Velinda Bishop Chip Brinker Lisa Brookbank John Bush Val Caproni Wayne Cartledge Paul Cash Tom Chadwick Mike Clements Mark Cofield Marie Corradino Mike Corradino Ruth Dasher Terry Deadwyler Keith Duke Grandin Eakle Leigh Edrington Becky Foster Tim Gallops Steve Gersten Elizabeth Goodman Gary Grantham Doug Griflin Debbie Hall Laurie Hice Sue Ellen Hiers Ronald Howard Jerry Hughey Jackie Johnson Becky Jones Janice Jones Jimmy Jones David Kelley Pat Kennedy Danny King Billy Kravtin Lynn Lanford Jeff Lisby Andy McGee Debbie Meacham Emilie Miller Linda Mobley Suzanne Molnar Lynn Morris Tom Morris Mitch Nahley Steve Neal Allen Parker Bill Pierson Gregg Porter Mark Porter Jimmy Price Danny Redden Russell Rowe John Ryan Pam SheriH Vincent Shipp Robert Slaughter Ken Smith Gisele Smoot Susan Steele Pat Talley Jimmy Thorsen Beth Tisdale Linda Tucker Richie Wall Bobby Walton Debbie Waters Linda Watson Maria Whitmire Cheryl Woodham Sid Woolfolk CONCERT BAND Kel Anderson Messiah Arrington Larry Braye Lonnie Brock Bambi Cantrell Jasper Dawkins Kim Edwards Lillie Ellison Brenda Farley Rudolph Fortson Susan Garner John Gilbert Mark Hackett Gary Haines Susan Hargrove Carolyn Hollis Dwight Jenkins Brace Luquire Sherry Martin Mark McGowan Polly McLean Richard Mercer Mike Neuren Pam Nicholson Ginger Rogers David Stanton Susan Stoneking Patti Townsend Regina Wilborn Marianne Wilkerson Gary Williams Larry Williams Patricia Anne Wright MARCHIN G BAND Eddie Dover Maria Haines Susie Holt Joey Kelly J .C. Kindell and all members of the Symphonic Band LAB BAND 40 Lisa Brookbank John Bush Val Caproni Tom Chadwick Mark Cofiel Mike Corradino Ruth Dasher Grandin Eakle Becky Foster Tim Gallops Doug Griffin Sue Ellen Hiers Ronald Howard Jerry Hughey David Kelley Danny King Billy Kravtin Linda Mobley Steve Neal Greg Porter Mark Porter Jimmy Price Russell Rowe John Ryan Pam Sheriff Robert Slaughter Pat Talley Richie Wall Maria Whitmire Sid Woolfolk Elizabeth Goodman ORCHESTRA --1.--1 'L SWAM, 1 S 1 . , at ,, fa, V, ,, f ly ,f 'V ' ra r Velinda Bishop Denise DeVaughn LaMar Fortson Lee Ann Freeman Michael Galos Laura Jones Leigh Kimsey Gwendolyn Mitchell Gegomery Pugh Stephen Rogers Lynne Satlof GIRLS' EN SEMBLE Janet Askew Karen Boyd Rhonda Carpenter Beth Child Frazer Kinnett Nina Beth Lisby Arlee Payne Nancy Pearce Jeanne Townsend Sharon Webb Tina Webber Linda Williams Nl CONCERT CHOIR 42 Cathy Anderson Chris Andrews James Bennett Velinda Bishop Deborah Boswell Ricky Branscomb Robert Campbell Jimmy Cochran Denise DeVaughn Cindy Erskin Leslie Ford Lissie Freeman Sabrina Garner Robert Grimes K.T. Henry Rosemary Herlong Thomas Horne Greg Jackson Veronica Jackson Roger Johnson Walter Johnson James Lewis James Mays Ramona McCaghren Q R Gregory Milford Willie Moore Juanita Payne Larry Pugh LeRoy Soloman Charlie Smith Vicki Smith Joey Staley Nelson Thomas Rodney Walker David Williams Katrina Wilson Sid Woolfolk GIRL ' CHCRUS Vandella Bozeman Judie Bradley Cynthia Brooks Patricia Caulton Patty Cunnii Cebra Evans Barbara Ford Teresa Ford Sheryl Harris Thalyia Hilton Zonia Hodo Viki Jenkins Christine Johnson Barbara Kriegner Angela Leonard Marie Miles Marcia Nelms Laura Paradine Mickie Plemons Linda Robinson Nancy Robinson Mollene Rowell Kim Shellings Jeanitte Strong Linda Williams E 3 9 i! g all RGLEE CLUB Jo Bryan Cathy Cary Mary Cunningham Allyson Dixon Sandra Dixon Susan Fowler Lisa Geyer Stephanie Hammonds Cathy Jo Howard Georgette Jenkins Sharon Johnson Pat King Cathy Langford Trisha Lee Elise McGraw Tricia Murphy Cynthia Posey Karren Reeves Barbara Turner Jane Wall Donna Watkins mf if-FVvQi?fliWfY' Ji lI1'iQVf'2fz,,,'if f 1 0 ffiffilzf W4 W, , , ,i f Nw W, 1 i. ,G W ,, f ,MW W A M- ALL publications need reliable photographers such as Benson Kravtin. KATHY Wilson, Kay Wike, and Mr. Jon Sellers take a break from the tedious Work of the newspaper. SUSAN Carlisle and Hal Pope distribute the bi-monthly edi- tion of the Hawk Talk. 144 HAWK TALK Informed . . . entertained . . . enlightened. Journalism workshop . . . Iowa State University . . . General Excellence Award. Adjustments . . . new adviser . . . transfers. Sold HT . . ads . . . published future issues. 7 I Lag?-at if an V, f .3 Y ' ' I ' Qfiwse V wi, ' A' ,, A Visit? i Mr. Jon Sellers-adviser Kay Wike-editor Annita Hill-news staff Vicki Kent-news staff Mary Gause-news staff, circulation Susan Carlisle-editorial editor Hal Pope-ass't editorial editor Cathy Neuren-feature editor Kathy Wilson-ass't feature editor Cathy Crevling-exchange editor, mortician Amy Williams-copy editor Pete Robinson-reporter David Moskowitz-reporter manager Ollie Gary-reporter Benson Kravtin-photographer Danny King-business manager Mitizi Kravtin-ass't business manager Wanda Hagler-advertising manager Bohby Gross-sports editor Phil Wilborn-ass't sports editor 145 46 Mrs. Barbara Motos-adviser Kay Wike-pres. Cindy Smalshof-lst v. pres. Carol Kamensky-2nd v. pres. Lisa Chalkley-sec. Cathy Weil-treas. Connie Brettelle Ginger Brill Amy Cartledge Beth Child Nancy Counts Susan Counts Lillie Ellison Robin Evans Becca Fordham Marty Foster Sabrina Gardner Dawn Goolsby Rebecca Great Jackie Horne Patti Hughes Marti Hurt Jacky Johnson Laura Jones Ellen Kinard Mitzi Kravtin Cathy Langford Nina Beth Lisby Nancy Middlebrooks Patricia Murphy Cathy Neuren Ruth Randall Betsy Riddle Becca Robinson Debbie Shapiro Linda Sherrill Emily Shuffstall Kathy Smalshof Kathy Stevens Devery Van Cleave Debra Washington Gwen White Jan White Kathy Wilson Joyce Witt CHOR CLUB Service to community . . . duty to school . . gratifying work. Halloween Carnival . . . bulletin board . . . joint publication of Hawk Squawk . . . pine cone turkeys for children's ward. Candlelight ceremony . . . membership tea . . . solemn occasions . . related importance of members. 5 at v . l 5 , ,, Es .Lim KAY Wike and Cindy Smalshof light candles for the fall induction. GIRLS at the South Columbus Girl's Club bob for apples dur- ing the Halloween Carnival sponsored by Anchor Club. PROSPECTIVE members of the Anchor Club attend member- ship tea during the fall. 147 'im db me - ff . -k. . - I X il Wi 'NK' if is Q MR. Hambrick from Paragon Press gives Becca Fordham and Todd Jarrell pointers for their sections KATHY Smalshof, Mrs. Miller, and Greg Bryant sell annuals in cafeteria. CATHY Weil, editor, works with members of the staff. vm fi..i Q - . iii.i... eii.gg . X Sagas -fs ww: - .. 1 V . GOLD UGGET Photographers . . . type sheets . . . layouts. Publications workshop . . . sold ads . . plans for fall. Assigned sections. . . work . . met deadlines . . .frazzled nerves . . .raised voices. . . mailed . . .relief. Phrase copy . . . surprise of cover . . . six pages of color. . . memories of one year. . .the 1972 Gold Nugget staff. Mrs. Pat Miller-adviser Miss Zoe Altenhurg-adviser Cathy Weil-editor Nancy Counts-faculty editor Amy Cartledge-layout editor Ellen Kinard-copy editor Pam Walden-photography editor Kathy Smalshof-business manager Greg Bryant-ass't business manager H. K. Johnston-photographer Karla Andrews-class editor Mark Kamensky-class editor Joy Faireloth-academics editor Jack Straus-sports editor Bob Schiffman-sports editor Becca Fordham-student life editor Jo Anne Swearingen-cluh editor Todd J arrell-cluh editor I4 S 2 'Li ai E F 3 M HE af W. 56 of if 'I 1-g Q :SE ai 'Q my ff :Q 5 54 .Q ,,WAU.:,m:,,,,1f.-,.' ,JA :W .. U ,,.,-,W,x,.,,.,a,,,,,,,,,',,1,,,:mvf,x:1,2Lf,,f,,.1,1,.f4.f,.,-U, ,. A S , -, , . . , . . M.-qw'Smfwfm-.vwf,:.X ,. f f , ::fuq.y,.1':,g?f5 -V -ff f.-H., ..1- : , - ,v.1f-w,w.:,w,..-,'.1y11,v,w Q. . up LEARNING Administration Faculty Classes ADMI ISTRATIO Symbol of Hardaway . . . active in many in p fields. . .education . . .civic clubs . . . ffm i Hardaway athletics. f -f ,N if . 4 M , , MR. Renfroe and Thad Wilkins of the Balfour Ring Co. intcr- - .,i, ,,,id,ffQ,- rupt business as usual to attend a pep rally. A l,s a in MR. E. Dewey Renfroe and HHS supporters look on captivated as Hardawayfs football team fights for another hard earned . J Victory. W If in G 152 fl QM Shouldered new loads . . . integration . . . busing . . . tried for compromise . . . waited for results . . . tensions eased . . . acceptance. IN addition to supervising the school board, Dr. William Henry Shaw finds time to speak at the local civic clubs. 153 1 IN his office or on the go, Mr. George Casion, assistant princi- pal, keeps a busy schedule. MR. Clemons DeRamus, assistant principal, is captured as he helps put up signs in the cafeteria. MR. Hugh Mosley, administrative assistant and dean of boys, prepares his Walkie talkie to transmit a message. 154 if 9 ,R J 1 . i M ' Y 5 . .M ,ui 'L-,, i S if Ye If ' LOOKING up with a smile, Mrs. Ruth Ball, dean of girls, ex- presses relief at the completion of scheduling. MRS. Claudia Brescia performs many varied jobs in her posi tion as secretary. MRS. Dot Bruner, registrar, exemplifies school spirit in every thing she does. 155 MR. Elijah Pitts, counselor, helps students with curricular problems. ALWAYS ready with a smile, Mrs. Jane Deaton is a willing adviser. 'w 'ff f r- - Q :seem W ' Vriy K - A ' TRANCRIPTS and student records surround Mrs. Carolyn Mitchell, guidance secretary, as graduation nears. SENIOR class adviser as Well as guidance counselor, Mr. Ar- chie Hatfield still finds a little leisure time. 156 .. .1-aegis - N ,, .out . i I :ia l P if 5 We 'NM Vxw m await' 'li .. Lg, l ff l Y K I' 5 - V. Q Q Q., 'QAM Scholarships . . . student records . . . transcripts . . . students seeking help . . . a willing ear . . . problems resolved. Morning news . . . term papers . . . book reports . . . overdue books . . . a helping hand. MRS. Carter Koart, librarian, teaches a class the use of refer ence materials. 'wg,.,a . LM WA.. if -Hm..,Ng we we 1 . L35 'K ' M V , 'Www i i ' . mfmm. ..,.. . Vnwmltevfwsvs' V' it ' '77' vers., f ff'A H . ,. ff 1 SE C+ Fm 5. mC ,222 'ai- 55: 59? 2.5 'IO gg: 53 U10 - 1 0 C+ so 1 'F x- CD CD -c Ui rf :r CD 5 '1 so 1 14 O 1 UQ SU E. N CD ca. A new addition to the library staff, Mr. Edgar Lester assists students in the use of the library. Q f , i if MR. Robert Majors and Mr. John Nelson Cnot picturedj super- vise the maintenance of the school building. MRS. Pauline Gore, cafeteria manager, and Mrs. Verlin Welch, ass't manager, demonstrate that many records must be kept. . tk 5 Titjsfifgg - K -. --tt 2. .fu . 5 -- 1 fs. .fsssss 1 SQQSQS L x gras K. - 5 -- sf, 5 o f - . 5 158 Mm ' i 15 we -s in K X f is be as X S XX s 5 t XX 'QQ X S if XX f X Xx lx li Q 2 xx X XX N X 3 5 x if X Xx sae' CASHIERS are: Mrs. Grace Baggett, Mrs. Blanche Middle brooks, and Mrs. Tina Dunaway. , 4' HARDAWAY'S cafeteria staff. EVELYN Mathis is an important member of the Hardaway maintenance crew. OUR janitorial staff. J, ir, M M ,, . if . jaff '- 4 iff , ' V. K' ', ' in , 1 hi MR. Curtis Duke, math teacher, captivates Becky Roy with his singular approach to mathematics. Mr. Robert Eakle Vocal Music, Music Chairman Mr. El Edmonds P.E., football line coach 4 Pr ix , ,. , . , A .5 V, K , 9' FACULTY Mrs. Joyce Adams Math Miss Zoe Ann Altenburg English, Annual Sponsor Miss Emily Amason U.S. History, Omega Rho Chi Sponsor Mrs. Beauty Baldwin Math, Junior Red Cross Sponsor, Junior Class Sponsor Miss Carolyn Berryhill History Mrs. Lou Carter Home Economics, FHA Sponsor, NHS Sponsor, Junior Class Sponsor Mrs. Connie Clark English, Humanities, Senior Class Sponsor Mr. Clarence Crews Business Mr. Sidney Crews Algebra, Tennis Coach Mrs. Carmen Crouch U.S. History, Junior Class Adviser Mr. Wallace Davis P.E., Track Coach Mrs. Sidney DeFreitas Art, Art Club Sponsor Tests. . .student records. . .report cards . . lesson plans . . . education. Interest . . . knowledge . . . goals . . fullfillment. MR. David Donaldson discourages photographers attempting to take picture during class time. ,gy 161 1 xi 1 g 2 1 fl 31,21 it 5 fit ,RQ if A wifi iz' A f .0 S -9 1 J. ., .f.. MRS. Tawonna Flake teaches her social studies class the causes of the industrialization of Germany. Mrs. Betty Edwards P.E. Mr. Jerry Ellison Chemistry, Physics Mr. Durwood Fincher Speech, Drama Mr. James Fletcher English, Talon ir ., .E l kd Mrs. Mildred Foster English Mrs. Lillian Gailbraith Reading Mr. Larry Gaither Social Studies, B Team Basket- ball Coach Mr. Willis Goolsby Industrial Arts, Audio Visual, Photography Club Sponsor MR. David Gregory, band director, looks over the require- ments for majorettes. MRS. Willette Ellison spends time between math classes as sophomore class and Zeta Rho Chi sponsor, 4 Mrs. Edna Hamilton Math, Sophomore Class Adviser, Student Activities Committee Miss Mary Harper English, Sophomore Class Sponsor Miss Lynda Henry Twine Mr. Edward Howard English L its 5 eitt isit Q syp ,..,,,, S MRS. Mamie Hinton takes a moment's rest from her chemistry classes x. if? ku MR. James Lee, basketball coach, watches the proceedings a pep rally. x A Vai. t a l QWL 7 . Lili? X yu l Mr Sammy Howard vo 'V J' PE Athletlc Director U JU if I Jy7 Mg Mrs Sarah Johnson c Mf .iff Ulf of Math C , XO JV Q n' Mrs Dorothea Knox J. X , f'N'y4' World Hlstory x .f it ,f V, ' ,K , VJ. 1 jf 1 W s M J Vj' VjfM5ffjUnllVl jj JLX, X f Qj L rf Q X N V 1 tx XJ dtfwyyrb Lf Mr. Jesse Lockhart Science Miss Jacqueline Marshall U.S. History Mrs. Alice Metcalf World History , X rv fr ,f A ,ef V W r ,. X! y , , l z I fl- Ll! . f 2 t 1' ll fl fy 1 X 165 Miss Jean Miller Business, FBLA Sponsor Mrs. Pat Miller Math, Annual Sponsor Mrs. Geraldine Mitchell Math Mrs. Barbara Motos Spanish, Anchor Club sponsor Mr. Jimmy Motos Math, Jr. Jaycee Sponsor, Golf Coach Mrs. Ann Murrah Biology, Science Dept. Chair- man, Freshman Class Adviser, Student Activities Committee Sgt. William Nelson, Ret. ROTC Mr. Kenneth O'Shields Government, B Team Football and Freshman Basketball Coach, Junior Class Sponsor, ROTC Mil- itary Property Custodian 5 s E MR. James Reed, science teacher and Chess Club sponsor, ex- plains thc Way to extract square roots. 166 MRS. Sandra Petruska, German teacher relates amusing ex periences as Honor Society sponsor .g. x Mr. Sam Pate Science Mrs. Audrey Posey VOT Coordinator, Business Miss Susan Powell Spanish, Freshman Class Spon- sor, Spanish Club Sponsor Mrs. Janelle Raley English Mrs. Delores Robinson Math, Anchor Sponsor Mr. Duncan Robinson French, French Club Sponsor Mrs. Mae Russell Home Economics, Senior Class Sponsor, Student Activities Com- mittee, FHA Sponsor Mrs. Nancy Salter English, English Dept. Chair- man, Senior Class adviser, Stu dent Activities Committee ,,,,..,..-wM:jf'i SMILING, Mrs. Ann Tilley, science teacher, asks her class for questions. Mr. Fraser Wooldridge Latin, Jr. Jaycee Sponsor Mrs. Mattie Wright Science, Allied Medical Careers Sponsor Mrs. Betty Carter English Miss Janice Opelek Orchestra iirttri V' .f ' .. M.,W..,,mM- ' asa, ,, ,, -ff-' .,', , V , , C w.,NN nn ' 'I NM MR. Legrant Scott, science teacher and baseball coach, eX- plains a basic science principle. Miss Barbara Sandefur Math, Senior Class Sponsor Miss Margaret Sanders English Mr. Jon Sellers Joumalism, English, Quill and Scroll Sponsor, Hawk Talk Sponsor Mrs. Betty Smallwood English Miss Judy Smith Social Studies Mrs. Lea Thomas P.E., Varsity Cheerleading Spon- sor, Girl's Tennis Team Coach Mrs. Mireille Tillea Spanish Mrs. Mattie Williams World History Miss Peggy Williams English, NHS Sponsor, Junior Class Sponsor Mrs. Patricia Willingham English, Anchor Club Sponsor 169 SENIOR CLASS SENIOR class officers are Titus Bryant, v. pres., Betsy Riddle, hist.g Lisa Chalkley, sec., Debbie Jones, treas., Don Armstrong, pres. SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL: ffront to hackj row 1wTitus Bryant, Don Armstrong, Jamie Metcalf, row 2-Cathy Neuren, Gini Baker, Roy Johnson, Debbie Jones, row 3-Lisa Chalkley, Wanda Brown, Patti Hughes, Betsy Riddle, Jane Dowling, row 4-Susan Taylor, Janet Garzone, Roger Johnson, Kathy Smal- shof, Cathy Weil, Nancy Counts. 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Peggy Foster . . . William James Hammonds . . . Bill Hill . . . Carl Hollis . . . Daryl Wayne Hurey . . . Je- rome Irving . . . Bill Lively . . . Priscilla Lad- ner Lyles . . . John Rodger McDonald . . . Da- vid Baker McGeehee . . . David Mock . . . Stanley Porter . . . Richard Reed . . . William Shellings. . . Linda Carol Williams Terry Kenneth Williams Edward Lee Willingham, IV Diane Anise Willis Kathleen Louise Wilson Katrina Marialouise Wilson Gary Lamar Wise Joyce Kaye Witt James Christopher Wood Noreen Frayer Wood Ann Caldwell Woodall Mary Elizabeth Woodruff Robert Sidney Woolfolk Andrew Hershel Young James Anthony Young Vandella Lobiscoa Bozeman Luther Jerome Smith, III SENIOR BIOGRAPHY ADAMS, MARY ELIZABETH: Red Cross 3, Ies Belle Dames 2,3, Spehisco 3. ADAMS, VICKI LYNN. ALEXANDER, VERNELLE: FBLA 3,4. AMOS, CLIVETTA: FHA 1, Student Council 1,2,3,4, Sec., English Club 3, French Club 2,3, Charmette Club 3, First Attendant, Miss Jun- ior 3, Miss French Club 3, Prom Comittee 3. ANDREWS, KAREN LEANN. ARMSTRONG, DONALD EDWARD: Inter- act 4, Marching Band 1,2,3, V. Pres 3, Sym- phonic Band 1,2,3, V. Pres. 3, NHS 4, Class Of- fices 4, Pres, Outstanding Student 4. ARNOLD, ANNE ELIZABETH: Pep Club 1,2,3, Theta Kappa 2, Student Council 1, Red Cross 2. ARNOLD, BRUCE: Basketball 1, NHS 2, Red Cross, J.A. 3. ASKEW. JANET MARGARET: Drama Club 2,3,4, Thespians 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, En- semble 3,4, NHS 4, FTA 3. AVARY, TERRENCE MARK. BAIN, DEVONA KAY: FHA 1. BAKER, KATHY MARIE: Talon Staff 4, Po- etry Editor, NHS 4, Art Club 3,4, Sec. 3, Pres. 4. BAKER, MARTHA VIRGINIA: Zeta Rho Chi 4, Class Council 1,2,3,4, BARRON, PAMELA MAE: FHA 1,2,3, Pep Club 1, Student Council 3,4, NHS 4, Red Cross 2, ROTC Sponsor 4, Junior Civitan 3, Military Ball Queen 4. BASS, CHARLOTTE JEAN: Library 3. BEAUFORD, FRANK EDWARD: Track 4. BELCHER, KENNETH CHARLES: ROTC 2,3,4, Rifie Team 2. BERGER, NEIL SHELDON. BERRY, ROBERT DOUGLAS: Basketball 2, Football 1, Jr. Jaycees 2,3,4, Treas. 3, Class Council 1,2. BISHOP, VELINDA SHARON: FHA 1, Pub- lic Relations, Drama Club 4, Concert Choir 4, Marching Band 3,4, Symphonic Band 4, Con- cert Band 2,3, Orchestra 4. BLAIR, PATRICIA DIANE: Pep Club 2,3, Theta Kappa 2. BODDIE, WILLIAM: Chess Club 1,2,3, V. Pres. BOGGS, PATRICIA SUE: Student Council 1,2 BONE, KARON ARLENE: Pep Club 2, Art Club 2. BONE, SHARON ILENE1 Pep Club 2, Art 198 Club 2. BOONE, DEBORAH ANN: Pep Club 1,2,3. BOSWELL, DEBORAH: Key Club 1,2, Girls, Glee Club 2, Concert Choir 3,4, Girls' Chorus 1, Mixed Chorus 3,4. BOWERS, MICHAEL ALLEN: Football 1,2,3, Letterman 3. BOZEMAN, VANDELLA LABISCOA: FHA 1,4, Girls' Chorus 4. BRADFIELD, DONNA JEAN: Pep Club 1,2,3, Zeta Rho Chi 4, Cheerleader 2. BROOKS, CYNTHIA LEE: Girls' Chorus 4. BROWN, SHARON DENISE: FBLA 2, FHA 3, Jr. Jaycees 4. BROWN, SHIRLEY LE ANN: FHA 2,3,4, Treas. 3, Talon Staff 4, Drama Club 2, Red Cross 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3. BROWN, WANDA GRACE: Marching Band 1,2,3, Lab 2,3, Symphonic Band 1,2,3, Concert Band 2, Class Council 4. BRYANT, TITUS LAMORT: Mixed Chorus 1, Student Council 2,3, NHS 3,4, Outstanding Student 3,4, Class Oiiices 4, V. Pres., Am- bassador Service Club 3. BUSH, JOHN CRAWFORD: Marching Band 1,2,3,4, Lab Band 2,3,4, Symphonic Band 1,2,3,4. BUSH, TYLER HAROLD: Concert Band 1. CAMPBELL, SHERREE ANN: Majorettes 2, 3, FHA 1,3, Pep Club 2,3. CARGILL, KARAN LAMAR: Pep Club 2, Tahm Staff 4. CARPENTER, RHONDALIN JEAN: Pep Club 1, Zeta Rho Chi, Chap. 4, Talon Staff 4, Ensemble 4, Chap, Student Council 1,2,3, NHS 4. Parl., Outstanding Student 1,3, Class Of- fices 1,2, Sec. CARRIER, WALTER MIKE. CARTER, RICHARD KEITH: Basketball 1, Baseball 3,4, Letterman 3,4. CARTLEDGE, WAYNE CURTIS: Allied Medical 4, Sec-Treas., Marching Band 1,2,3,4, Symphonic Band 1,2,3,4. CARY, EMORY PRESCOTT: Talon Staff 4. CASEY, RALPH FARLEY II: Basketball 2, Football 1,2,3,4, Track 4, Letterman 4, Hi-Y 3, Student Council 3, Jr. Jaycees 4, Class Council 2,3,4. CHALKER, TERESA ANN: FBLA 3, FHA 2. CHALKLEY, LISA ANGELA: Anchor Club 3,4, Sec. 4, Zeta Rho Chi 3,4, Drama Club 2, Sec., Student Council 2,4, NHS 4, Homecoming Court 4, Class Offices 3,4, Sec., Outstanding Student 4. CHAMBERS, TERRY LAMAR. CHAMPION, JANET LEE: Red Cross 1,2, ROTC Sponsor 3,4. CHAPMAN, LEON SYLVAN: Football 3,4, Track 2,3,4, Letterman 2,3,4, ROTC 2,3,4. CHERRY, HENRY LEE: Football 1,2,3,4, Letterman 3,4, Key Club 3. CLOWER, JAMIE COLBERT, CHARLIE ROGERS: Cavaliers. COLWELL, RICHARD WAYNE: Marching Band 1,2, Symphonic Band 1,2. COOK, SHARON: FBLA 4, V. Pres., FHA 2, Human Relations Club 1,2,3, Jr. Volunteers 2,3, Medical Club 2,3, Library 4. cooPER, DIANE LOUISE: Allied Medical 1,2, FHA 1. COOPER, GATHA JUNE: FBLA 3, FHA 1, Pep Club 3. COPELAND, VIRLO MARDORRUE: Debate Club 4, FHA 1, Pep Club 1. COPPEDGE, CONSTANCE MARLANE: Theta Kappa 2, FHA 1,2. COUNTS, NANCY LYNNE: Anchor Club 2,3,4, Gold Nugget 4., NHS 3,4, Quill Kr Scroll 4, ROTC Sponsor 3,4, Outstanding Student 3,4, National Merit-Semi Finalist 4, Class Council 2,4, COX, PAUL JEFF: Baseball 2. CROCKER, DIANNA LYNN: Pep Club 2, Class Council 2,3. CULLEFER, CYNTHIA YVONNE: FBLA 4, Pep Club 1, Red Cross 1,2. CURRY, JAMES RANDALL: Basketball 1, Football 1,2, Letterman 1. DAME, ROBERT EDSON. DANIEL, KENNETH LEON: Art Club 2,3, ROTC 4, Trojan Club 2, Bus. Mgr. 2, V. Pres. 3. DAVIS, JOHNNY: Marching Band 2,3, Drum Major 3, Symphonic Band 2,3, ROTC 2,3,4, Drill Team 2,3,4, DfT Comm. 3,4. DAVIS, RAMON RABON. DAVIS, RICHARD WILBUR. DAW, ANTHONY LEE: Football 1,2,3,4, Let- terman 4. DAWKINS, JASPER CLYDE: Marching Band 1,2,3,4, Concert Band 1,2,3,4. DAWKINS, MICHAEL DONALD: Football 2,3,4, Track 4, Letterman 2,3,4, Student Coun- cil 2,3,4, Jr. Jaycees 4. DAY, SUSAN REBECCA: Gold Nugget 4, 'Iypist. DEAN, NORMA TALMADGE: Talon Staff 25 Art Club 2. DERUMS, JOHN: ROTC 2,3. DICKENS, ROBERT ERNEST. DILLESHAW, RHONDA GAIL: Anchor Club 35 Allied Medical 1,25 Theta Kappa 25 Cheer- leaders 3,4, Capt. 45 Student Council 25 Out- standing Students 4. DORNE, PINKEY GAIL: Les Belle Dames 2,3,45 Treas., Queen. DORSE, ANNITA FAYE: FBLA 45 Marching Band 1,2,35 Symphonic Band 1,2,35 Orchestra 2. DOWLING, PAULA JANE: Pep Club 2,35 Zeta Rho Chi 45 Class Council 1,2,3,4. DOZIER, GWENDOLYN ELAINE: Pep Club 45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Student Council 25 Red Cross 4. DUDLEY, ANNE CHRISTINA: Tri-Hi-Y 4. DUNCAN, NANCY RUTH: FHA 1,25 Pep Club 15 Zeta Rho Chi 25 Red Cross 2,3. EDMONDSON, MICHAEL HERMAN: De- bate 25 Hawk Talk 2,35 Student Council 35 Na- tional Merit Letter of Commendation 45 Sci- ence Fair 4, 1st Runner-up. ELLERBEE, LEONARD HUGH: Basketball 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Letter- man 2,3,45 Outstanding Student 45 Mr. HHS 4. ELMORE, SHERRY LYNN: FBLA 2,35 Pep Club 15 Girls' Glee Club 1,25 Concert Choir 3. ENNIS, PAMELA DIANE ESTES, ALICE PATTON: Pep Club 25 Stu- dent Council 15 Class Council 2,3. ESTES, NANCY JUNE: Theta Kappa 35 Art Club 2 EVANS, MARSHA JEAN: Library 45 NHS 45 FTA 4. FAIRCLOTH, DENISE JOY: Gold Nugget 2,3,45 Quill Kr Scroll 3,4. FARRIS, TIMOTHY JOHN: chess Club 2,3,4, Pres., Debate Club 2, NHS 3,4. FOHAN, VICKY DIANE: Pep Club 35 Zeta Rho Chi 2,4. FORD, BARBARA ANN: FHA 25 Girls Chorus 4, Sec.5 Student Council 35 Red Cross 35 Homecoming Court 15 Spanish Club 2,3. FORD, DIANE MARIE: Pep Club 2,35 Zeta Rho Chi 25 Art Club 1,25 French Club 15 Li- brary 4. FORTE, ERNESTINE: FBLA 3,45 Drama lub 1' Girls' Chorus 1 2' ' 1.2 FOSTER, PATRICIA ANN: FBLA 35 FHA 15 Student Council 25 Red Cross 45 Coed Social Club 3. FOSTER, PEGGY JOYCE FRAZER, DEBORAH ANN: Majorettes 2,35 Marching Band 2,35 Symphonic Band 35 Con- cert Band 2. FROST, RICHARD TYRE: ROTC 4. GADDY, LEIGH LEEBERN: Zeta Rho Chi 2,4. GALLOPS, JOHNNY RAY. GALLOWAY, JOHN MILLEN: Chess Club 45 ROTC 2,3,4. GARRETT, ROBERT LINDSEY: Concert Choir 1,25 ROTC 2,3,45 Drill Team 3,4. GARY, OLLIE JEAN: FHA 35 Pep Club 25 Hawk Talk 45 Girls' Glee Club 15 Student Council 25 Quill Sz Scroll 35 Class Council 35 IZ Club 3. GARZONE, JANET LYNN: Zeta Rho Chi 45 FBLA 35 Pep Club 15 Student Council 2,35 Art Club 45 Red Cross 15 Class Council 4. GAVENS, JON STIRLING: ROTC 2,3,4. GIBSON, JAMES MICHAEL: Library 45 Hawk Talk 25 Symphonic Band 1,2. GIBSON, JANET SUE: Pep Club 1,25 Gold Nugget 1,2,3. GIVENS, DEBRA TERESSA: Allied Medical 3,45 V. Pres5 Marching Band 15 Symphonic Band 1. GLENN, PATRICIA ELLEN. GOLDBERG, JANET CLAIRE: Pep Club 1,25 Student Council 2,3. GONZALEZ, MARY ANN: Talon Staff 45 Drama Club 45 Student Council 1. GOODSON, THOMAS LEE: Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Lab Band 2,35 Symphonic Band 1,2,3,45 Band Manager 45 NHS 15 Governors Honor Program 2,35 Science Club 45 DE 45 Football 1. GRAHAM, EDWARD BENSON: Student Council 15 ROTC 2,3,45 Rifle Team 2,45 Science Club 1,2,3,-1, Pres. GRAHAM, LEAH MARIE: Library 2,4, Pres. 45 Talon Staff 4. GREAT, REBECCA ANN: Anchor Club 45 Tri-Hi-Y 1,25 Marching Band 1,2,35 Concert Band 2,35 Georgia Merit Scholar 3. GREEN, THOMAS RANDAL: Letterman 3,45 Football 1,3,4. GREEN, WILLIAM DALE: Letterman 45 Football 3,4. GRIFFIN, CAROL DORIS. Merit Finalist 3. HAGLER, WANDA JOY CE: FHA 2,35 Hawk Talk 3,45 Quill Kr Scroll 3,45 NHS 45 Red Cross 4. HALL, KATHERINE IRENE: Pep Club 15 Red Cross 25 Gymnastic Team 2 HAMMONDS, STEPHANIE DENISE: FHA 3,45 Girls' Glee Club 45 Concert Choir 35 March ing Band 1,2,35 Concert Band 1,25 Student Council 1,2,3,45 NHS 3,45 Homecoming Court 4. HAMMONDS, WILLIAM JAMES: Track 15 Marching Band 1,25 Concert Band 1,25 Class OHices 1,2,3, Pres. 1, V. Pres. 2, Reporter 35 Class Council 1,2,35 Presidents Club 2,35 Tro- jan Social Club 2,3, Pres.5 DE 2,3. HAMPTON, JEFFREY KEITH: Math Team 1. HAND, JAMES PHIL: Letterman 2,3,45 Foot- ball 1,2,3,45 J r. Jaycees 2,3,4. HARDEE, HENRY HAROLD. HARGROVE, DAVID: ROTC 2,3,4. HARMAN, SHERRY LYNN: Cheerleaders 2,3,45 Student Council 25 NHS 45 Outstanding Student 25 Homecoming Court 2,35 Miss HHS 4. HARRIS, JEANETTE DEAN: FHA 35 Pep Club 15 Concert Choir 1,25 Ensemble 2,35 Stu- dent Council 1,2,35 Quill 8a Scroll 35 Class Of- fices 2, Sec.5 Charmette 3. HARRIS, JED GILBERT: Track 45 Concert Band 1,2. HARRIS, SHERYL BONNETTE: Girls' Chorus 45 Art Club 3. HARRIS, WANDA: FHA 1,45 Pep Club 1,2,35 Library 35 Student Council 1,25 Red Cross 1. HARRISON, JOHNNY ERVIN: Football 35 Track 3,45 Marching Band 1,25 Concert Band 1,25 ROTC 3. HART, CARON FRANK: Marching Band 25 Symphonic Band 25 Concert Band 15 DAR American History Award 35 Math Team 2,3,45 National Merit Semi-Finalist 45 Merit's Who's Who Among High School Students 4. HART, JOHN GREGORY. HAYMON, JUNE MARCELLA: Allied Medi- cal 2,3, V. Pres. 35 Zeta Rho Chi 45 Student Council 25 NHS 4. HEATH, DIAN NE. HECHT, LORRIE ANN: Pep Club 2,35 Inter- act 35 Theta Kappa 25 Girl's Glee Club 15 Stu- dent Council 1,2,35 Bi-City Student Council Executive Board, Sec.5 Class Council 35 Span- Club 25 Gymnastic Team 1,2. HENDERSON, DEBRA JOYCE: Girl's Student Council 25 NHS 3,45 TA 1,25 Class Offices 1,2, Pres. FOSTER, MARTHA JANE: Anchor Club 45 FHA 1,2,35 Zeta Rho Chi 25 Theta Kappa 45 Student Council 4. FOSTER, MARY ALICE: FBLA 35 FHA 1. GRIMES, CHRISTOPHER ROLAND: Foot- ball 1,2,3,45 Letterman 3,4. GRIMES, ROBERT LEE: Library 35 Concert Choir 2,3,45 Ensemble 35 Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 NHS 45 Art Club 35 Governor's Honor Pro- gram 35 Outstanding Student 35 National Chorus 15 1Et-Clib 25324. HENDERSON, SANDRA CAROLYNNE HENRY, K.T. II: Basketball 1,25 Football 45 Concert Choir 3,45 Student Council 1,2,35 ROTC 2,3,45 Drill Team 3,45 Class Offices 3, V. Pres. 199 HIBLER, RONALD: Track 2,3,4: Football 2,3,4: Marching Band 1,2: Concert Band 1,2: ROTC 2: Rifle Team 2. HICKEY, MARY LUCILE: Pep Club 2,3: Theta Kappa 2: Student Council 4. HILL, HAROLD WILLIAM: ROTC 3. HIRSCH, MICHAEL HARVEY: Allied Medi- cal 1: Debate Club 4, Capt.:Photography Club 4. HODO, ZONIA RENIA: FBLA 3: Concert Choir 3: Ensemble 3: Mixed Chorus 3: MOD Teen Board 3: Class Offices 3, Rep.: Award in Sewing 2,3: Celestial Club 2,3, Chap. HOFSTETTER, LAWRENCE JOHN: Foot- ball 1. HOGAN, STANLEY JAMES: Baseball 3: Marching Band 1: Student Council 3: ROTC 2,3, Drill Team 2. HOLLIS, KARL: ROTC 3,4: Football 1,2: Baseball 2,3. HOLMES, LINDA LOUISE: Tennis 3: FBLA 3,4, Pres. 3: Les Belles Dances 2,3,4, 1st At- tendent to Club Queen: Award in Sewing 3: VOT 4: Award in Biology 2. HORNE, CATHERINE JACQUELINE: An- chor Club 4: Library 1,2,3,4, Pres. 1, Treas. 2, Pres. 3: Zeta Rho Chi 2,3,4, Chap. 3, Sec.-Treas 4: Drama Club 1: NHS 1,3,4: FTA 2,3,4, Treas. 3, Pres. 4. HORNE, THOMAS MICHAEL: Drama Club 2: Concert Choir 1,2,3,4: Concert Band 1: Art Club 1,2: Red Cross 1. HOWARD, NANCY ELLEN: Cheerleaders 1,2, Co-Captain 2: Student Council 2: ROTC Sponsor 3. HOWARD, WILLIAM JOSEPH: Basketball 1: Football 1: Interact 2,3,4, Treas. 4: Jr. Jaycees 2,3,4, Pres. 4. HUDSON, SANDRA GAIL: Pep Club 1,2,3: Zeta Rho Chi 3,4, Pres 4: Student Council 1: FTA 3. HUGHES, PATTI LEWEYSE: Anchor Club 4: Pep Club 1,2,3: Pres 1: Zeta Rho Chi 1,3,4: Cheerleaders 1, Capt.: Student Council 3: Class Offices 2, Sec. 2: Class Council 4. HUNDLEY, LINDA GAY: Interact 1: Girl's Glee Club 3. HUNSINGER, BRUCE ALLEN: Football 1,3,4: Letterman 4. HUNTER, SUSANNE LYNN: Newspaper 1. HUREY, DARYL WAYNE: Drama Club 1: MOD Teen Board 4: Football 2,4. JARRETT, ALEX RANDY: Football 1,2,3,4: Letterman 4. JOHNSON, CLEVER DELOIS: FBLA 3,4. JOHNSON, QUINCY LEE JOHNSON, ROGER: Football 2,3,4: Track 1,2,3,4: Mixed Chorus 1,2,4: ROTC 2,3,4: Class Council 4. JOHNSON, ROY MARSHALL: Football 200 1,2,3,4: Interact 4: Letterman 4: Student Coun- cil 1: NHS 4: Jr. Jaycees 3,4, V. Pres. 4: Class Council 1,2,3,4. JOHNSON, STEPHEN JOEL: Chess Club 1. JOHNSON, WALTER: Basketball 1,2: Mixed Chorus 4. JONES, CONSTANCE DIANE: Pep Club 1,2. JONES, DEBRA LORRAINE: FHA 1, Sec.: Pep Club 1: Drama Club 1,2: Class Offices, 4, Treas.: Class Council 3. JONES, RICHARD SHERIL: Talon Staff 3,4: ROTC 1,2,3,4: Football 1,2. JORDAN, JAMES RANDALL: Basketball 1,2,3,4: Football 1,2,3,4, mgr.: Baseball 2,3,4: Letterman 1,2,3,4: NHS 4. KAMENSKY, CAROL MARTHA: Anchor Club 2,3,4, Jr. Rep. 3, 2nd V. Pres. 4: Pep Club 1,2: NHS 4: Class Council 1,2,3. KENNEDY, KAY LYNN: Pep Club 1: Drama Club 1: Marching Band 1,2: Symphonic Band 1,2. KENNEDY, STEVEN PALMER: Track 3: In- teract 3,4: Marching Band 1,2,3: Lab Band 2,3: Symphonic Band 1,2,3: Student Council 1: Jr. Jaycees 4. KENT, GARY DOUGLAS: Tennis 3,4: Inter- act 3,4, V. Pres. 4: Marching Band 1: Sym- phonic Band 1. KERLIN, KERRY WALTER: Marching Band 2: Symphonic Band 1,3: Orchestra 2. KERLIN, STEVE KENNETH: ROTC 3. KING, CLEON DANIEL JR: Hawk Talk 2,3,4, Bus Mgr.: Marching Band 1,2,3,4: Lab Band 2,3,4: Symphonic Band 1,2,3,4: Orchestra 1,2,3: Quill 8L Scroll 3,4, Treas.: NHS 4: Gover- nor's Honor Program 2: Class Council 1,2,3: All State Band 3,4, Alternate 2. KINNETT, MILDRED FRAZER: Girl's Glee Club 2: Ensemble 3,4, V. Pres. 4, Treas. 3: Cheerleaders 2, Capt.: Student Council 1,4: V. Pres.: NHS 3,4, Treas.: Outstanding Student 1,2,3,4: Homecoming Court 1, Class Council 1,3, Treas. 1: Whols Who 4. KIRKLAND, CYNTHIA LOUISE: FHA 2: Gold Nugget 3: Red Cross 2. KITE, BENJIMIN CHARLES: ROTC 2,3,4: Drill Team 3,4. KRAVTIN, BENSON HERSCHEL: Key Club 2,3: Photography Club 4: Howk Talk 4: Stu- dent Council 4: Quill 8z Scroll 4: NHS 4: Math Team 4. KRAVTIN, BRYNA JOY: Talon Staff 4: Drama Club 4: French Club 1. KRAVTIN, SUSAN ELISE: Allied Medical 1,2: FHA 1,2: Drama Club 4: Girl's Chorus 1,2,3: French Club 1,2. LANGFORD,CATHY SUE: Anchor Club 4: Allied Medical 1,2: Pep Club 2,3: Zeta Rho Chi 4: Girl's Glee Club 2,3,4, Sec: NHS 4: Class Council 2 LEE, BECKY SUSAN: Allied Medical 2: Ma- jorettes 1: Pep Club 2: Library 3: Zeta Rho Chi 4: Marching Band 1: Symphonic Band 1. LEE, MARK EDWARD: Club 1, Sec. LEVI, LIZABETH JEAN: Pep Club 1,2,3: Zeta Rho Chi 4. LEWANDOWSKI, MARY CATHERINE: FBLA 4, Zeta Rho Chi 3,4. LILES, PRISCILLA LADNER: Drama Club 3,4: Thespians 4: Girl's Chorus 3. LISBY, NINA ELIZABETH: Anchor Club 3,4, Prog. Chair. 4: FHA 1: Pep Club 1,2: Zeta Rho Chi 4: Concert Choir 2, Lib.: Girl's Chorus 2, Lib.: Student Council 1,3,4: NHS 4: Governor's Honor Program 2. LIVELY, CHARLES WILLIAM III. LIVENGOOD, BRUCE RODGERS: NHS 4. LIVINGSTON, MICKY. LLOYD, RICHARD DAVID: Concert Band 2: Orchestra 2: Student Council 4. LONEY, SCOTT RANDALL: Marching Band 1,2,3: Lab Band 2,3: Symphonic Band 1,2,3: Or- chestra 3. LUTTRELL, SUSAN LYNN: FHA 2: Theta Kappa 2: Talon Staff 3: Art Club 3. MADDOX, TERESA ANN: Student Council 2 NHS 3,4. MAHONE, IDELLA. MARCHBANKS, CAROL ELAINE: FBLA 4. MARION, LUCIUS: Basketball 4. MARSHALL, JOYCE MARIE: FBLA 3: FHA 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. MARTIN, SHEILA ANN: FBLA 4, Treas.: Pep Club 1,2: Student Council 1,2. MASSEY, MERRY DEBRA: FBLA 4: Zeta Rho Chi 3,4: Latin Club 1,2. MATHER, LAURIE ELIZABETH: French Club 1,2,3, V. Pres 3: Junior Civitan 3. MAYS, JAMES EDWARD: Tennis 1: March- ing Band 1: Mixed Chorus 4: ROTC 3,4. MCBRIDE, PEARLIE BEATRICE: FBLA 3: French Club 2. McCAGHREN, RAMONA NAN: FHA 2: Con- cert Choir 3,4, Treas. 4: Girl's Chorus 2: Red Cross 2. MCCALL, EARL EDISON. McCLURE, EMILY ANITA: Pep Club 2: Tri- Hi-Y 1,2. McCREARY, PHILLIP RONALD. McDONALD, JOHN RODGER: Chess Club 1: Debate Club 1,2: Drama Club 1,2: ROTC 2,4: Drill Team 2,4: Science Club of Columbus 1,2,4. MCDUFFIE, YOLANDA YVONNE: Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3: Red Cross 1,2. MCGEE, ANDREW JACKSON: Marching Band 2,3,4: Lab Band 2,3: Symphonic Band 2,3,45 Concert Band 15 Orchestra 2,3,4. McGEHEE, DAVID BAKER. McGRAW, RUSSELL HOWARD. McKNIGHT, PATRICIA ANN. McNAIR, JOE: Football 2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 NHS 45 Outstanding Student 4, METCALF, JAMES CRAWFORD: Tennis 1,2,3,45 Interact 2,3,4, Pres.5 Gold Nugget 1,2, Photographer5 NHS 3,4, V. Pres.5 ROTC 2,3,4, Battalion Commander5 MOD Team Board 2,3,45 Outstanding Student 1,2,35 Class Council 2,3,45 Who's Who 4. MILES, MARIE: Girl's Chorus 45 NHS 3,45 Red Cross 1,25 Homecoming Court 3. MILNER, DEBRA CHRIS: Pep Club 1. MITCHELL, ROBERT ALAN: Marching Band 1,2,35 Lab Band 1,2,35 Symphonic Band 12,3 MOBLEY, LINDA GAIL: Golden Girls 45 Marching Band 2,3,45 Lab Band 45 Symphonic Band 3,4, Sec.-Treas. 45 Concert Band 2. MOCK, DAVID CURTIS: Football 1,2,35 Let- terman 2,35 Hi-Y 2,3. MOCK, PAMELA ANN: Pep Club 15 Class Council 3. MOORE, WILLIE LEE: Concert Choir 1,2,3,45 Lab Band 35 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1,2,3,4, Sec. 35 NHS 3,45 Red Cross 25 J Ladies Service Club 2,3,45 Chemistry Club5 French Club. MORRIS, GLENN CAMERON: Student Council 1. MORRIS, THOMAS GERALD: Marching Band 2,3,45 Symphonic Band 3,45 Concert Band 1,2 MULLIN, MARGARET RAWLS. MURPHY, PATRICIA LYNN: Anchor Club 3,45 Omega Rho Chi 2,3, V. Pres. 35 Girls' Glee Club 3,45 Pres. 45 Student Council 45 Red Cross 2 . NEAL, JON STEVEN: Marching Band 2,3,4, Drum Major 45 Lab Band 2,3,4, Symphonic Band 2,3,4, Band Mgr. 3, Pres. 45 Orchestra 2. NEISON, RICHARD KEITH: Basketball 15 Football 1,2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Track 15 Let- termen 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1,25 Out- standing Student 15 Class Council 1,2,3. NEUREN, CATHY SUE: Anchor Club 3,45 Pep Club 1,35 Hawk Talk 3,4, Asst. News Ed. 3, Feat Ed. 45 Student Council 35 Quill Kr Scroll 3,4, Pro. Chair. 45 NHS 3,45 Governor's Honor Program 35 Class Council 4. NEWBERRY, DERRELL EUGENE: ROTC 2,3. Governor's Honor Program 25 Class Oflices 1, Bus. Mgr.5 VOT 45 J Ladies 3. ODOM, EARNEST: Basketball 15 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Letterman 1,2,3,4. ODOM, HART SALBIDE JR: Student Council 4, Sgt. of Arms5 NHS 45 Science Club 4. oDoM, MARIE: FBLA 4, FHA 2, NHS 4. O'KELLEY, JOHN ELWOOD: Baseball 3,45 Jr. Jaycees 4. OLIVER, OZIE MICHELLE: FBLA 35 FHA 25 Library 35 Art Club 35 Red Cross 15 Sophis- ticated Lady 3, V. Pres.5 Les Belle Dame 2, Sec.5 The C.H.R. Homeroom Club 1,2,3, Pres. OWENS, CYNTHIA DIANNE: Allied Medi- cal 15 Talon Staff 45 Drama Club 1,25 Girl's Glee Club 1, Treas.5 Student Council 1,25 NHS 45 Art Club 1,2,4. OWENS, DEBORAH JOYCE: Marching Band 1,25 Concert Band 1,2. PAGE, GARY LYNN: Basketball 1,25 Track 1,25 Key Club 1,2. PARKER, DIANE MARIE: FBLA 45 Pep Club 2,35 Library 25 NHS 4. PASTUSZYNSKI, DEBRA. PATRICK, STEVEN JEROME. PATTERSON, JOHN FREDERICK: Talon Staff 25 NHS 45 Latin Club 1,2, Rep. PATTERSON, KENNETH ALLEN. PAYNE, ARLEE: Girl's Glee Club 15 Concert Choir 3, Treas.5 Girl's Chorus 25 Ensemble 4, Treas.5 Mixed Chorus 3, Treas. PHILLIPS, PAULA CHRISTINE: Library 3,45 Spanish Club 1,2. PIKE, MARSHALL ARTHUR: Football 1,2,3,45 Letterman 4. PITTMAN, FRED STEVEN: Basketball 1,2,35 Baseball 25 Interact 3. PITTMAN, POLLY JANE. PLOCK, RALPH THOMAS: ROTC 2. POOLE, WILLIAM KELLEY. PORTER, DEBRA CAMILLE: Pep Club 35 Student Council 45 NHS 45 Class Council 3. PORTER, FRED STANLEY. POSEY, JOHN ADLEY. POSEY, MICHAEL DENNIS: ROTC 2,3,4. POTTER, JUDITH KAY: Junior Achieve- ment 4, Per. Dir. POUND, JERE MADISON: Tennis 1,2,3,45 In- teract 43 Letterman 3.4. PROCTOR, WILLIAM PAUL: Chess Club 15 Spanish Club 1,25 Junior Civitan 3, V. Pres. QUINLEY, CECIL LYNN: Football 35 Track 2,35 ROTC 2. RAY, ERNEST CHARLES. REDDING, LANETT FLORENCE: FHA 15 Science Club 1,2. REED, RICHARD. RIDDLE, BETSY LYNNE: Anchor Club 45 Pep Club 1,2, Treas.5 NHS 45 Art Club 35 Class Offices 4, Hist.5 Class Council 45 Spanish Club 1,2. RIDINGS, DEBORAH OLIVIA: Pep Club 25 Cheerleaders 45 Homecoming Queen 45 Class Omces 3, Treas.5 Class Council 2,3. RILEY, CHARLES REGINALD: ROTC 2,3,4. RITCH, BENJAMIN WAYNE. ROGERS, STEPHEN AMOS. ROMAN, NORMAN KENNETH. Ross, BRENDA. ROWE, SUSAN HELEN. RUFF, ROBERT ALLEN: ROTC 2. RUFFNER, SAMUEL CANDLER: Football 1,2,3,45 Interact 25 Letterman 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1,45 Jr. Jaycees 25 Outstanding Stu- dent 25 Class Oflices 2, V. Pres. SANDERS, PAMELA JO: FHA 2,45 Pep Club 25 NHS 15 Red Cross 2,3. SAVAGE, JAMES WILLIAM JR: ROTC 2,3,45 JA 4, V. Pres. SCHAAF, BARBARA RENEE: FTA 25 Pow- der Puff 3. SCOTT, ROY WILSON, JR: Basketball 1,2,35 Baseball 1,2,35 Letterman 1,2,35 Jr. Jaycees 2,3,4. SESSIONS, GWENDOLYN GAY: Anchor Club 2,35 Pep Club 1,2,35 Cheerleaders 2,3,45 Student Council 25 NHS 3,45 Homecoming Court 2,3. SESSIONS, LUCILLE: FHA 25 Student Coun- cil 35 French Club 35 President Club 3. SHAPIRO, DEBRA FAYE: Anchor Club 45 Pep Club 1,2. SHERRILL, LINDA JANE: Anchor Club 3,45 Pep Club 1,25 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Student Council 1,25 Spanish Club 15 Oliice Asst. 1,2,3,4. SHELLING, WILLIAM: Football 2,35 Track 45 ROTC 3,45 Drill Team 4. SIMONS, DEBORAH ANN. SLAY, : . NORWOOD, MABLE MARIE: Marching Band 1,2,3, Asst, Sec. Leader5 Concert Band 1,2,35 Student Council 1,2,35 NHS 3,45 Class Of- fices 3, Fin. Sec.5 J. Ladies Service 3,4, Rpt.5 Certificate of Merit Recipient 3. NUNLEY, PAMELA FAYE: FBLA 3,45 Li- brary 45 Drama Club 35 Student Council 1,25 POWELL, CATHY. PRIBCOTT, THOMAS JAMES. PRICE, JAMES CLIFFORD: Marching Band 1,2,3,45 Ensemble 45 Lab Band 3,45 Symphonic Band 1,2,3,4. SMALSHOF, KATHY LOUISE: Anchor Club 2,3,4, Sr. Advr. 45 Pep Club 1,2,35 Gold Nugget 3,4, Ad-Bus. Mgr. 45 NHS 3,4, Sec. 45 Quill Kr Scroll 3,4, Sec. 45 National Merit Semi-Finalist 45 Class Council 2,3,45 Ga. Girl's State 3. SMITH, DERENDA ELIZABETH: Library 15 201 Kappa Gamma 1, Sec., Talon Staff 4, Drama Club 4, Student Council 1, NHS 4. SMITH, LUTHER JEROME, III: Track 1,2,3,4, Interact 3,4, Letterman 1,2,3,4, NHS 3,4. SMITH, THOMAS O'BRIEN: Basketball 1,2, Football 1,2. SMITH, VICKI MARIE: Girl's Glee Club 1,2,3, Concert Choir 1,2,3,4, Pres., J Ladies 2,3,4, Science Club 1,2. SNELL, LAURA ANGELA: FHA 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Concert Choir 3, FTA 2, Red Cross 3, Span- ish Club 1, IZ Club 3. SOLOMON, MARY: FHA 3, Art Club 3, VOT 3. SOUTHERLAND, BOBBY JOE: Football 1,2,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Letterman 2,3,4, Talon Staff 4, NHS 4. SPENARD, MICHAEL GERALD: Football 2,3. SPENCER, STEPHEN WAYNE: Baseball, Track. SPIEGEL, HARVEY RAY: Student Council 1,3,4, NHS 3,4, Star Student 4, NCT Award 3, Class Council 1,2, Outstanding Student 4, Who's Who 4. STADNIK, REBECCA LOUNELL: Girl's Chorus 3, Junior Achievement 2. STAFFORD, LORA JEAN: FBLA 4. STEPHENSON, GEORGE FOSTER: Football 2,3. STEVENS, KATHY ELIZABETH: Anchor Club 4, Pep Club 1,3, NHS 4, Art Club 3, Red Cross 1. STEWART, STEVEN LANE: Football 2,3. STEWARD, THOMAS MASON: Tennis 1,2,3,4, NHS 4, Class Council 1. STRONG, JEANETTE: FHA 4, Girl's Chorus 4, Red Cross 4. TARAVELLA, MARIA ELIZABETH: Pep Club 1,2, Red Cross 1, Latin Club 1. TAYLOR, DANNY: Auto Mechanic 3, Fire Marshall 3. TAYLOR, SUSAN JACQUELINE: Pep Club 1,2,3, Red Cross 1, Class Council 3,4. THAMES, JOSEPH SCOTT: ROTC 2. THOMAS, ANNIE JEAN: Student Council 1, Quill Sz Scroll 3: Co-ed 1,2,3, Sec., Pres., Science Club 1,2, Treas., IZ Club 3, Asst. Sec. THOMAS, BETTY JEAN: FBLA 3,4, Art Club 1,2,3,4, Outstanding Student 2,3. THOMAS, NELSON JAMES: Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4, Student Council 2,3,4. THOMAS, DOROTHY LOUISE: FBLA 2, Marching Band 1, Jr. Jaycees 2. THOMAS, JOHN FlNls1 Football 1,2, Track 1,2,3,4, ROTC 2,3,4, Drill Team 2,3,4. THOMAS, JOSEPH BROOKS: Interact 1, 202 Drama Club 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 2, Pres. 3, Thes- pians 2,3,4, Pres. 4, Student Council 2, NHS 3,4, GHP 2, MOD Team Board 2, Outstanding Student 2,3, Class Coullcil 1,2. THOMAS, NELSON JAMES. THOMAS, PAUL CHRISTOPHER: Football 1,2,3,4, Interact 4, Letterman 3,4, Student Council 2,3, NHS 4, Jr. Jaycees 3,4, Out- standing Student 3. THOMBLEY, SALLY DUPREE: Pep Club 2,3, Cheerleaders 2, Valentine Court 1, Powder Puff Court 1. THOMPSON, AMANDA ANN: FBLA 4, FHA 2, Pep Club 1. THORNELL, DANNY MAX. TINCHER, STEVEN LESLIE. TINNELL, DELIA: Tennis 3,4, Pep Club 2,3, Pres. 3, Talon Staff 4, Student Council 1. TISDALE, ELIZABETH ANNE: Zeta Rho Chi 4, Marching Band 2,3,4, Symphonic Band 4, Concert Band 2,3. TROWBRIDGE, BARBARA ALICE: FHA 1, Library 1, Zeta Rho Chi 3. TROWBRIDGE, TOMMIE GRAY: FHA 1, Li- brary 1, Zeta Rho Chi 3, NHS 4. TURNER, BARBARA LYNN: Girl's Glee Club 1, Concert Choir 2, Girl's Chorus 3,4, Mixed Chorus 2, French Club 1,2. TURNER, MARILYN JEAN: Chess Club 1,2, FHA 1,2, Marching Band 1,2,3, Lab Band 3, Symphonic Band 1,2,3, Concert Band 1,2,3, Student Council 3,4, NHS 1,2, FTA 1,2, Class Offices 1,2,3. TURNER, WILLIAM DIXON: Football 4, Track 4, Letterman 4, ROTC 1. UNDERWOOD, DAIVD SWAIN. URQUHART, VIRGIL BO JR: ROTC 2, Ecol- ogy Club 4, VICA 4, Chair. VAUGHN, ANITA JANE: FBLA 3,4, Student Council 3. VAUGHN, JOSEPH HILARY: ROTC 2,3,4, RiHe Team 2. VAUGHN, TALNEDA LYNN VOGEL, TERRI BETH WARDLAW, TIMOTHY WAYNE: ROTC 2,3,4, Rifle Team 2,3,4. WASHINGTON, DEBRA JEAN: Anchor Club 4, Debate Club 2,3, Student Council 3, NHS 2,3,4, Celestial Club 3, Class Council 2,3, Sec., Chemistry Club 3, French Club 2,3, Special Re- lations Committee 4, Sec., Outstanding Stu- dent 4, Who's Who 4. WATT, RONALD LUSK: NHS 3,4. WEBB, MARY SHARON: Anchor Club 2, Pep Club 1, Theta Kappa 3, Chap., Zeta Rho Chi 4, V. Pres., Ensemble 4, Student Council 2,3,4, Exc. Board 3,4, Treas. 4, Class Council 3,4: Outstanding Student 4. WEIRICK, THOMAS ANTON. WEIL, CATHERINE SUE: Anchor Club 1,2,3,4, 2nd V. Pres. 3, Treas. 4, Gold Nugget 1,2,3,4, Bus. Mgr, 3, Editor 4, Quill Kr Scroll 3,4, Pres. 4, NHS 3,4, Outstanding French Student 3, Outstanding Student 1,2,4, Class Offices 1,3, V. Pres., Class Council 2,4, Who's Who 4. WEINSTEIN, WILLIAM: Basketball 2, Foot- ball 1, Interact 1,2,3,4, Student Council 1,2,3,4, NHS 3,4, Outstanding Student 2,4, Class Of- FICGS 1,2,3, Pres., Class Council 1,2,3. WELLS, CAROL ANN: FHA 1, Zeta Rho Chi 4, Marching Band 1,2,3, Symphonic Band 1, Concert Band 2, NHS 4. WELSH, REBECCA LANE: FHA 1,2,3,4, Pres., V. Pres.,State President, Girl's Chorus 1, NHS 4, Class Council 3. WHALEY, GREG LOVVORN: ROTC 2,3,4. WHITE, VICTOR CLYDE. WIDENER, KENNETH WARREN: Basket- ball 1, Football 1,2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Letter- man 2,3,4. WIGGINS, GEORGE THOMAS: ROTC 2,3. WIKE, SUSAN KAY: Anchor Club 2,3,4, Soph. Dire. 2, V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4, FHA 1, Hawk Talk 2,3,4, Editor 4, Student Council 1,2,3,, Quill 8L Scroll 3,4, V. Pres. 4, FTA 3,4, Class Council 1,2,3. WILKS, JOEY RAY: Basketball 1,2. WILLIAMS, CARL LEE III: Interact 3, Jr. Jaycees 4, Future Lawyers Club 3. WILLIAMS, DEBORAH ARLEEN: Art Club 4. WILLIAMS, GLORIA LYNN: Talon Staff 4, Art Club 3,4, Sec., Treas., Red Cross 2. WILLIAMS, HERMAN. WILLIAMS, LINDA CAROL: Pep Club 1, Concert Choir 2, Girl's Chorus 1, Pres., En- semble 3,4, Pres. 4, Orchestra 2, All State Chorus 3. WILLIAMS, TERRY KENNETH: Baseball 2,3. WILLINGHAM, EDWARD LEE: Basketball 1,2,3,4, Baseball 3,4, Interact 3,4, Lettermen 3,4, Student Council 1,4, NHS 3,4, Pres. 4, Jr. Jaycees 3,4, Sec. 4, Outstanding Student 3,4, U. of Ga. Merit Scholar, Who's Who 4. WILLIS, DIANE ANISE: Anchor Club 2,3, Pep Club 1,2,3, Treas. 3, Student Council 1,2, MOD Teen Board 3,4, Co-Chair. 4, Class Coun cil 1,2. WILSON, KATHLEEN LOUISE: FBLA 4, Pep Club 1,2, Jr. Civitan 2, Jr. Achievement 2, Sec., History Certificate 3. WILSON, KATRINA MARIALOUISE: An- chor Club 4, Drama Club 3, Hawk Talk 3,4, Asst. Ed., Asst. Feature, Celestial Club 3, Parliamentarian. WISE, GARY LAMAR: Basketball 1. WITT, JOYCE KAYE: Anchor Club 2,3,4, Al- lied Medical 2, Pep Club 1, Drama Club 4, NHS 4, Class Council 1,2. WOOD, JAMES CHRISTOPHER. WOOD, NOREEN FAY: Theta Kappa 2,3g Tallm Staff 4, Art Club 1,2,3g Jr. Civitan 2,3, Sec-Treas.g Latin Club I,2. WOODALL, ANN CALDWELL: Drama Club 1,25 NHS 4g U. of Ga. Certificate of Merit 4, N. Jr. H.S. 1. WOODRUFF, MARY ELIZABETH: FBLA 45 Pep Club 1,2,3g Gold Nugget 1. WOOLFOLK, ROBERT SIDNEY: Concert Choir 3,43 Lab Band 3,45 Sympnonic Band 45 Orchestra 3. YOUNG, ANDREW HERSHEL: ROTC 2,3,4, Football 3. YOUNG, JAMES ANTHONY: Football 3,49 ROTC 2,3,4, Co. Comm., Capt., Drill Team 3. G1-aduatign , , , 3 ngw life loomed ahead SHORTLY after being crowned queen of the military ball college Work Separated from friends Pam Barron and her escort waltz in the lead off dance , . . . memories of four years . . . election of class oflicers. . participation. . .support growth of unity . . . gained with knowledge COACH Ken O'Shields describes his opinion about the Junior- Senior to his fellow advisers Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Baldwin, Mrs. Crouch, Miss Berryhill, and Miss Williams. MEMBERS of the Junior Class Council are, sitting: Bobby Gross, Kay Ingram, Nancy Borders, Lee Grogan, Anne Dud- ley, Larry Pugh, Jeannine Arline, Sabrina Garner, standing: Karla Andrews, Jack Straus, Judy Crocker, Tanya Weekes, Julie Robertson, Paul Cooper, Margaret Baker, and Kathy Parker. KATHY Parker, Bobby Gross, Jeannine Arline, and Jackie Johnson discuss the upcoming issue of dues. QQ 'f -. , 14-fi 'f . 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Bobby Walton Mike Wangle Donna Watkins Tina Webber Tanya Weeks Glenda Weldon Gwen White Debi Whitehead Frank Whitley Maria Whitmire Pam Woodham Doug Woods John Woodward Kathy Yates JUNIORS not pictured are: David Allison, Kenneth Alli- son, Carlton Bass, Carl Bowman, Kenneth Brown, Rob- Amy Williams Ken Williams Leigh Windsor Debbie Wood Jackie Woodham :-. -.--ee- , -. - . z , G0-l-ema-ri, Allen Greer, Ann Harvey, Marcus Hurey, Odis Jones, Moses King, Henry Lyles, Jerome Mims, Gregory Mitchell, Grady Mons, Laura Jane Paradine, Robert Scott, Mar- tha Sheppard, Charlie Smith, Michael Snorten, Oscar Walton, Mary Weaver, Casey White, Phil Wilborn, Si- natra Wiley, and James Wright. OPHOMORE Sophomore class . . . experience for future leaders. Sponsored Tvvirp Week . . . highlighted by Sadie Hawkins. Assisted March of Dimes . . . added money . . valuable assistance. SOPHOMORE Class Council: Qfront to backj row lfVieki Lee, Susan Kee-ble, Ginger Brill, Mary Coleman, row 2-Jan Horne, Cindy Taylor, Melinda Carpenter, row 3-Lynn Scott, Clare Dunn, Debra Psalmonds, Juanita Payne, row 4-Roger Lewis, Craig Miller, Skeeter Barron, Rick Cun- ningham, Allen Levi, row 5-Lennie Grudisher, Johnny Cook, Sandy Solomon. ,M an -.AJ 222 if L L, ,E 1 AQ P f 2 ' A Wg, ee f4 ,ll.:. , ii' ,N-.,' , ff lj K S' I. 4, 7 ' .E f' Teresa Atha ssy Ausbon Phillip Avary A in a Baker Sl1Z2.I1I1C,.A,C-mOlCl Barbara Anderson iT'a ME!I'k,Baker Willie Barker Lyle Barringer 'Skeeter Barron Kathleen Barry Derrick Bass Pat Bassett Gladys Battle Kim Beacham 'mfg Beauford Carolyn Bell Tony Bell Reginald Benford Dorothy Benning Yvonne Berry Jim B ,ln olin Morris Becky Boolh xr, ,, Barry Boswell Chris Boutwell Eli'e BMoiyers Bowmz1n Tim Boykin held -Kim Brightwell Ginger Bri lun Prissy Brim Annie Brooks Janet Brglks okliank 4 Frances Brown John Brown Nancy Brown Stephen Brown Sue Brown J 0 Bryan Ed Bunge Wanda Bunn Dewey Burnham Ronald Burris Mary Byrd Danny Cabaniss Pam Cain Joyce Caldwell Stuart Campbell Jerome Cannon Bambi Cantrell Susan Carlisle Melinda Carperter Pat Carswell Becky Carter Amy Cartledge Tim Casey Paul Cash Walter Cash Howell Chambers John Chapman Milton Chappell Ernest Clark Kim Coarsey Rick Colbert Mary Coleman Jacqueline Collins Joshua Collins Johnny Cook Elaine Cooksey 2 :UW Ev f , af 1 ,rf t s Aw 5, , ' ,,', A . - ., 2 Q-if-few ,E 1 ,, ,:,-, V ., 7 ' , ,jfifl .. map V E4 ifgrgigz' ' V . 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Taylor Andrew Thomas Ricky Thomas Sim Thomas Stacey Thomas Terry Thomas Gail Thompson Sandy Thompson Martha Ann Timberlake Barry Tincher Pam Tinnell Wayne Tisdale Carol Tomblin Randy Trammell Cindy Tucker Linda Tucker Becky Turner Victor Turner Skipper Van Cleave Mary Wactor Lib Walburn Pam Walden 4 Donna Walding Harvey Walker Michael Walker Richie Wall Johnny Ware Shirley Warma Charolette Washington Debra Watson Ed Watson Linda Watson Beth Weise Peggy Westberry Ernestine White Jan White Laleria White Pam White Volicia White Max Whitley Regina Wilborn Marianne Wilkerson Robin Wilkerson Curtis Williams Fred Williams Gary Williams 415 3- W. is J Kelvin Williams Larry Williams 4 Lewis Williams il Linda Williams 5 Pam Williams Skipper Williams Bert Willingham Earnest Wilson Robin Winford Ames Wippler James Wippler Teri Woodrufi' Ernie Wright Jack Wright Jeff Yates Todd Yates Beth Young Rickie Zimmerman SOPHOMORES not pictured are: Kathlein Berry, Greg Cole Raymond Clark, Alvin Davis, Joan Davis, Gary Franklin Glenn Hinton, Ernest Hughes, Smith Johnson, Gary Morris Jessee Murray, Aaron Smith, Larry Smith, Thomas Smith Charlie Stanley, Danny Stout, Nancy Taylor, Naymon Taylor Lois Vaughn, Linda Walker, Richard Walton. FRE HME Freshman class . . . excitement of elections . . run-offs in every office . . . disappointment . . exhiliration . . . historian appointed. Sponsored Valentine Dance . . . Homecoming Week . . . won most color award. FRESHMAN class council: Cfront rowl Pam Gornto, Pam Cbhn, and Jeanne Mitchellg that-lc rowj Stan Sheley, Teresa Watson, Mike Baker, Genia Hutto, Go Go Green, .loc Barnes, Teresa Hudson, and l'eggy Johnson. CLEANING the painted windows after a joyous Homecoming Week are the freshman otlicers: Carol Cunningham, vice-presi- dent, Genia Hutto, secretary, Cindy Harrell, treasurer, Go Go Green, president. 236 1 I 3 f A :li L A., MG., 'Q ' -age , . qi if fj ii lk, i i if ajft. is i 5 I,7. .., 1 'S ' fi g fQ 'if' ' , . - B It 5 X is K4 t E nxt' .. S - I lg . zgil ig 5 .,,E l l is C , , in? g 1 4 gi Q: 4- -V K' war- , L if N ,V. as jr llz i f V I. E 7 C nr - A I 5 . ' Q H A' ' 34, A 1 i i 1 r L fi ef fir Ani ff L A A Q A,..A ' f i' A af' r i ' - A -AA4 rl? . 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A 5 . aan -it -gg . ,, . .... if 52 K1 1 Michelle Abrian Mark Adams Louis Allen Minnie Allen Tina Allen Karen Allgood Chip Allison Benjamin Anderson Doug Anderson Mary Anderson Chris Andrews Don Andrews Lynda Armstrong Anthony Arnold David Arnold Messiah Arrington Grace Ashley Jim Austin Lane Avery Johnnie Mae Baker Mike Baker Deloise Banks Jasper Banks Joe Barnes Mark Barwick Clarence Baskin Claire Bass Brad Beneventi James Bennett Gerald Bigelow Anne Bishop Lisa Black Jeannie Blackmon Greg Blair Mike Bobo Bobby Borders Shara Bozeman Vincent Bradford Judie Bradley John Bray Pam Bray Tracy Brightwell John Brock Lonnie Brock Scott Brookins Andre Brown Bonnie Brown Charlie Brown Ronnie Brown FRESHMAN class advisors are: Miss Susan Powell, Mrs. Ann Murrah, Mrs. Mamie Hinton, Mr. Jesse Lockhart, Mrs. Mattie Wright, and Mrs. Betty Edwards, Johnny Buckles Byllye Byas Natalie Bynum Henry Byrd Gregory Caldwell Keith Calhoun Deloris Capers Bruce Carden Brenda Carter John Carter Ken Carter Larry Carter Lonzell Carter Cathy Cary Barbara Chapman Charlie Cherry Jessica Cherry Bunky Child Mike Clements Jimmy Cochran Gale Cody Pam Cohn Derek Colbert Glen Coleman Stan Coleman Loretta Cook Pat Cook Bobby Cooper Bernard Copeland Chris Coppins Mike Corradino Charles Cotton Randy Cox Dovie Crawford Raymond Crawford Roosevelt Crawford Charlie Culpepper Patty Cunniff Carol Cunningham Mary Beth Cunningham Jeff Darrah Ruth Dasher Barbara Davis Earl Davis Gail Davis John Davis Byron Daw Vicki Deal Debbie Deloach I 'F -, 1' xr I af fa ' if A' i. . 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V9 S if Q are is W ,, p ' as ,,, 1, W Paula Trammel Kathy Traynham Denise Troutman Brad Tucker J o Ann Turk Mac Turner Chuck Vaughn Elliot Waddell Rudolph Wade Ervin Walker Melanie Walker Jane Wall Patti Wallace Sharon Washington Debbie Waters Connie Watson Teresa Watson Adrienne Watts Gene Wells Kim White Luanne White Beverly Widener Peggy Wilkerson Clarence Williams David Williams Patricia Williams Patti Williams Sherrie Williams Steve Williams Wanda Williams Carolyn Windham Mike Winkler Marshall Wise Norman Wise Cynthia Witt Johnny Wood Drew Woodall Cheryl Woodham Betsy Woods Bobby Worth Patricia Wright Fred Wyrosdick A Q lyV .i - ,: , . V ,V R ' 8 1 'SF A' ' itii ck: lbl, Z , L , 6, So. be li t 'N.. '--' ,N X 8 V M iii 7 .41 it k i. 'K -. ,. 4' +-get , y E I S .+ ffH ..m-xnxx! ' ,K U ' -- - ' fi J 1 5 if, ', . ss . , ' 1 i , ' KL 'Li I l lf' f ' Lisa Wysong V . Renee Youngblood Q' A M liie 'H if b -We .:1 Not pictured are: Steve Banks, Larry Braye, Larry Broad- nax, Harry Brooks, Chaudra Denise Brown, Milton Chappell, Richard Davis, Mitch Green, Louis Harris, Arskin Holms, Tony Jones, David Minggia, Delando Moore, Tommy Moses, Savoy Morgan, Linda Robinson, Larry Simpson, Johnny Lee Smith, Ann Taylor, Charlie Thomas, Myron Walker, Willer James Weaver, Ronald White, Barbara Williams. 24 11 2 I Si Q n 2 5 v Q Q is as 3 E 1 5 9 ? fi 5 I fe -. rx CGMMUNICATION Advertisements Closing Student Index Acknowledgements t7f V? Y 1 fl 'l .M L, V -'1 ,,?f:-:G ' T' A Y . Y Mk, ,W 'f 'Y Vw l' to A I f 1 -' .. g,QwL,,w , - Q, ' 1 5, ,ww e:i..m.mx9vvff M- ' , K ,-J -Mg ,,.fFfg.,,f'f-f 'Q mils-iq mwm,.r,.i,M-Q-Q 'K .,jf,1:eQG?,Zimg4.a.lN ff- 75 liknkgw-New-ww-L ,- A A ,J-ff. M-We 'n 4 4, 1- , Www, sn V - Q igfgiigirigigki 'Q' 115 . 6 M gg . .,2' 1 I , v,a u, l E J f-v ,. '-if Wg: sfwf., 'A ,eyflalifjfrygum -f Y , f--L V i.,KI?gE.k, ... Ji is W ,Z a 2 iii 5 iv U . www 2 1' X sei, 75 V' ,P I df W 'bw' ' 1 it ' ee M if 1 , , , 1 jf J csv umm 248 ATE D O MR. Earl Archer, owner of East Wynnton Garage, gives a cus- tomer friendly, quality service. THE Martinique Motor Hotel, managed by Mr. Carl Vann, is located downtown at 1011 4th Avenue. SUSAN Counts, with the aid of employee Carol Phillips, tries on a unique pair of shoes at Pappagallo. '33 T I L..--3 ADVERTISEMENTS EAST WYNNTON GARAGE . . . 1139 Ada Ave . . . 323-6793 . . . fast service . . . friendly personel . . . quick repair when you need it. MARTINIQUE MOTOR HOTEL. . .322-6641 . . . 1011 4th Ave . . . restaurant . . . cocktail lounge . . . heated swimming pool. PAPPAGALLO OF COLUMBUS . . . 1204 Front Ave . . . 323-8184 . . . Located downtown in the alley behind Broadway . . . great shoe styles. SEARS JUNIOR BAZAAR . . . 561-6520 . . . Columbus Square . . . blue jeans . . . belts . . shirts . . . low prices . . . Sears quality. HARVEY LUMBER COMPANY . . . 800 15th Ave . . . 322-3371 . . . lumber . . . tools . . . buy or rent . . . all building supplies. SCOOTER Willis models a fantastic outfit from the Junior Ba- zaar at Sears in Columbus Square. BOBBY Gross loads lumber into a Harvey Lumber Co. truck as he prepares to make a fast delivery. un ah--f f 3. oysc i l Id aw , , 1 , I '1,L l AMAZED at all of the beautlful fashxons at Casual Corner, Betsy Woods searches for a sweater. ,k K .ll , GINGER Brill is loaded down with only a few of the many V, -'ij t wonderful dairy products from Wells. Q - .:'..k1,,:-' I . 1, by fr, :. , , 1 Q f ' ls? K sf 'av--big.. 57 . :' : 'l' f UNITED Insurance Company of America is located at 1921 3 . . 2 L'f' -. ' 1 W e-gg.-f1Z+e'N ,JQQ Q , 5 5 I- I 5 Q Q F W5 AY 'alba 4 4' . 31,38 MQW I N. X, .- . 'X 5 ff 5 Qs Si W . ,,,,:.,. Y , I g 5, W 1 KK' I I X .L: :j:..+Q:'fiiE 8' - i I ev. my A 11 I' Q as not a l'3 52 LWB G 444 I ffiilil- ,E 5- ffl 3 If ,l,s I ddll FS, ' iff? x Z4 A - H N if lmbllktx I wk g , I , 3 :....- H l,-' I. , ,l,, Wynnton Road for your convenlence. 4 i 1 1 fb- ,sg I 250 KINNETT DAIRIES, INC. . . . 1243 6th Ave . . .324-6651 . . . the best ice cream you can find . . . milk and other dairy products. AETNA LIFE AND CASULTY . . . 2210 Wynnton Road . . . 323-5606 . . . the best insurance for your needs . . . where to call. CASUAL CORNER . . . Columbus Square or 13th Street . . . 561-5050 or 323-1700 . . . pants . . . shirts . . . simply wonderful sportswear. WELLS DAIRIES . . . 917 Brown Ave . . . 323-3651 . . . great milk products . . . the only place to buy a fantastic banana split. UNITED INSURANCE CO. of AMERICA . . . 1921 Wynnton Road . . . 324-5488 . . . all insurance needs . . . call Thomas McNeely. KADIE Kinnett, symbol of quality for Kinnett Dairies, stands in front of Manchester Expressway. GORDON Flournoy is the man to talk to for all your insurance problems at Aetna. J.T. KNIGHT AND SON, INC . . . scrap metal since 1900 . . . located downtown at 627 5th Ave . . . 322-1685 . . . best in Columbus. HARDAWAY CONTRACTING COMPANY . . .300 11th Street. . .323-6451. . .warehouse located on Andrews Road . . . 689-9701. J,T. KNIGHT and Son, Inc. is conveniently located downtown at 627 5th Avenue. THE attractive home of Hardaway Contracting Co. is located in downtown Columbus at 300 11th Street. HARDAWAY FORD . . . 1541 lst Ave . . . your little profit dealer . . . 322-7781 . . . whatever it takes, Hardaway Ford gives. HENRI'S OF COLUMBUS . . . DEE DEE'S . . . clothes for girls of all ages . . . CANTERBURY SHOP . . . clothing for boys. BOBBY Johnson and Carol Cunningham get ready to ride away in a beautiful car from Hardaway Ford. TWO great shops for children's clothes are Dee Dee's for girls and the Canterbury Shop for boys. awww 1 I mm it L H99 -nxfkgr a- 35 INN :X I N XR O23 gs, hw 4 1 Q he Y nl 1 W 253 ,342 4541034 wmv' H USFWS' 2, EBCO BATTERY COMPANY Joy Rd. Columbus, Georgia Compliments of VALLEY FIR AND REDWOOD CO., Compliments of INC. REDDICK-PEARCE REALTY CO 903 Morris Road 687-9542 845 Brown Ave. 322-5536 Sales and Leases Compliments of JAMES B. MIZE, CONTRACTOR A better home at a better value Compliments of VALLEY FABRICS, INC 1504 1st Ave. 323-6442 1- 'FS'2- 1 giffasis Auf Li 1' -ii' I - WALTER H. WILDE GBEQ,-CHEGQMPBYYQ. -FfG9EU ROOFING C0- 1926 12th Ave. 322-3082 Call Dave McGriff 1421-4th Avenue 322-8891 4 WILLIAM STUART HUDSON, C.L.U. Drs. CL 201 Cross Country Plaza P. O. Box 6488 State Farm Insurance Co. Business-324-1520 Home Office-Bloomington, Ill. Residence-561-7089 Compliments of ASON, MILLE HUTCHINS Optometrists R, AND MORALCO ENGRAVING 2024 Ft. Benning Road Compliments of Cliatt Shopping Center EDGEWOOD BEAUTY SALON G'fts d d ,T h' ,Pl ,s'1 , B322 Piiigi, iraniflpwlfs, Diliiioniiviglire 420951g'Z11g9R0Hd Office 689-0563 KN I SMITH-GRAY ELECTRIC If S 'no 3 d A . 322-25691, 322,-62560 f 2 ' I t ef bait. NORRIS BODY WORKS All types of automobile body repair. No job too difficult Phone 687-3561 We repair to look new. Wrecker Service Free Estimates 3001 Victory Drive 25 ... -ff' STRIFFLER-Hamby Mortuary is located at 1015 13th Street 'SERVICE is our business' at Kilgore Mortuary located at 2315 in Columbus. Warm Springs Road. or oi 1 Ulm JOY Faircloth works diligently drawing up a blueprint for Faircloth Associates. JIMBO Harper checks receipts at Harper Tire and Auto Sup- ply Company. K xx MP Q M .,.. jr .g 'qi STRIFFLER-HAMBY MORTUARY, INC 322-3341 . . . 1015 13th St .... Member of Na- tional Selected Morticians . . . new location by Parkhill Cemetary. KILGORE MORTUARY . . . 323-2731 . . . 2315 Warm Springs Rd . . . dignified, thoughtful, per- sonalized service . . . modern facilities. HARPER TIRE AND AUTO SUPPLY COM- PANY . . . 1406 10th Ave . . . 324-3483 . . . auto parts. . . new tires . . . retreads. FAIRCLOTH AND ASSOCIATES, ENGINEERS AND SURVEYORS . . . 2805 17th Ave . . . P.O. Box 2771 . . . 327-8600 . . . accurate and depend- able service. MATTHEW'S INC . . . 561-6150 in Columbus Square . . . 323-5268 at 1201 Broadway . . . new- est styles . . . the look for you. CROSS COUNTRY PLAZA . . . Macon Road at the Lindsey Creek Bypass . . . over forty stores to serve Columbus . . . plenty of free parking. WINN OPTICAL . . . 1133 13th St . . . 322-3062 . . .new ideas in eye wear. . .contacts. . .wire rimmed glasses . . . prescription sunglasses. rf' dp, bags - amensky models a beauflfu ensemble lrom fhe Jun- ior Department at Matthew's Inc. AIDED by the quality service from Winn Optical, Penni Liv- ingston tries on a pair of wire-rimmed glasses. CROSS Country Plaza serves the Columbus area with over forty quality stores. 257 D F1 . W BETTY BASS FLORIST . . . 1016 13th Street . . .322-1631. . .arrangements. . .corsages. . . bouquets . . . delivery . . . F.T.D. florist. V.V. VICK . . . Cross Country Plaza . . . 563-4276 . . . silver . . . china . . . Sr. rings . . . promise rings . . . diamonds. FABRICS INC . . . St. Francis Shopping Center . . . 323-7591 . . . sew and save . . . reasonable prices on quality fabrics. BETTY Bass is the convenient place to go for flowers for grad- uation or any time. KAY Wike and Patti Hughes admire Hardaway senior rings at V.V. Vicks. AMERICAN FAMILY LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA . . . Wynnton Road 323-3431 protect yourself and your property. FARRAR T.V . . . 2126 Buena Vista Road . . . 322-5949 or 322-1169 . . . televisions . . . radios . . . stereo equipment. W.C. BRADLEY CO . . . 1037 Front Ave . . . 327- 4385. . .helping to improve Columbus. . .manu- facturing division. 258 THE unique annual Christmas tree of American Family Life is a landmark in Columbus. BETH Levi carefully selects material which will hopefully he- come a lovely outfit. FABRICS Inc. is located in the St. Francis Shopping Center in Columbus. ,....,l1 sf' E53 'et PAM Walden demonstrates how easily a Quasar television can be tuned, W.C. Bradley Co: Dolphin Marine, Florence Marina, Bradca Fertilizers, Farming, Cotton Warehouse, Real Estate, For- estry and Timber Production, Building Material and Electrical Supply, Hardware and Mill Supply, Bradley Homes, Philips Hardware and Supply Division. 25 EDWARD'S BODY WORKS . . . 689-0745 . . 2070 Phillips . . . repair jobs . . . new tires . . GAYLE HUMPHRIES DANCE STUDIO. . .Jay your best friend after a wreck. Street . . . Britt Ave. or 4th Ave . . . tap . . . bal- let . . . modern jazz. COLUMBUS SQUARE SHOE REPAIR . . . 561- 6935 . . . new owner . . . watch repair . . . jew- elry repair . . . engraving. PATTY Boggs and Bob Sc-hiffman listen intently as shoe care is explained. STUDENTS from Gayle Humpheries Dance Studio are: front- and Mrs. Greg Edwards demonstrate the fantastic ear rg- Debbie Boone, Gwen White, Patsy Cobb, Leslie Lennardg pair work at Edward's Body Works. back-Mad e En land, Martha Brim. SZ g wfaaare iaiiealaz.-iff? iff . f l.lQ.f-QQ3QQ'?r:ffi-aiia' fsfesgtgagfzfi iefsi:-mei 1i,fsif?iffffH' ..,, afffmgv. N ----f N7lfl1'3 ?3f5'?Wff li .QQ fxiiiffgii 7 mtggmgggggggggggggfgg ggeggfgggiiifs:ie?41cfi'is2lg iiililiilviiliz O ilww. ..M.. U---, . ,wg -N.-, ,. me l. . .Wig Q ,.Wx.,igEA ,M img' -f if as wt.: 'Hmm .ae -me i Q . Q -as at as wansnllusnmm ' ff S i u A ultima an s H1382 as EQ ?aj5,.,,An...4sw5wmammws ggg 59711 - ...., , Wa... WM X M m .,E,,:MW? H my X 1 ulangulii P ' W 1 Q' Y: . 'g. ,mm yin annwwwgirf-aww? I ..,,. 4UV' Q ,W in 'Av una 2 an n gm Am Qu , Q if I km un al T sift I gl , S' 'f .af A ss U9 I- 'WW' ,,2 ', N' L guwgww U '-'ill-Zi' it -1' Mg- V., A 'L' i d ? '-H -1 M- ll 1 uunnuaslluunnlmnsluslnnnnnnw 1- -'-- H 'i 'f'W 1 ' .L ..,,,,.. ... 'K-aigggqpuaummnnnmmnn ' ' ..... . ' 1 .W ...,.,. p .W Z W ,ll i y Z e 'j 1 ' A nlnnuunllifiigal-illlw I Ain: mn a V X i1j1g 111119113 -ni H ROYAL CROWN COLA BOTTLERS OF CO- LUMBUS, INC . . . 2429 Victory Drive . . . 689- 8203. . . R.C. . . . Diet Rite . . . Nehi . . . great soft drinks. NEIL'S SPORTS SHOP . . . 2704 Crawford Road . . . Phenix City . . . 297-5494 . . . sports equip- ment . . . golf, baseball, tennis, or football. DURHAM'S PHARMACY . . . 1420 17th Street . . . Phone 322-6721 or 327-7844 . . . stationery . . . school supplies . . . drugs. GISELE Smoot smiles broadly as she drinks a cold, delicious bottle of Royal Crown Cola. MARK Rosenberg supports Hardaway High School by fur- nishing this picture of the school. FREDDIE Williams and Ed Willingham demonstrate some of the sports equipment from Neil's Sports Shop. TOM Cohen looks through the fantastic selection of men's co lognes at Durham's Pharmacy. -1 um -'W L , 7 U em-we M .. .... . .,.. aw '-'S-'cj-j-4 I .,,...,.Y........ ,naman f A S' as ,. 1 - , ' wanna- ' 4 2. v 1' ' . 1 . A. I I - 3 F- ' 1 'V .N ' -I . s :,. 4-. . 9- ,. ',v' jj! 5. iv .. rip... I-ii. -4 . I+ l ,Ish H11 ,A H. .I EM, OUTHERN 0005, I NC ffinaon ga Herie4, Jnc. gurnilure - jnferiors 1208-24 Thirieenth Avenue Columlzua, georgia 31901 SPALDING 'k MMGREGOR 1' WILSON 'k CONVERSE i' ILDIDAS 1 .G - JoHNsoN's IQ' X SPORTS CENTER, INC. ,LTA HSPECIALISTS IN sPoR1s A Dia' 563-5107 lromemv METCALFS5 1216 B 'dw Y 2017 Aub A Dial 323-2752 Compliments of your friendly PIGGLY WIGGLY STCRES CONTINENTAL HAIR STYLISTS 1367 13th Street Columbus, Ga. 31901 324-0369 Mr. Orlando Mrs. Cobb MATTHEWS GULF SERVICE Corner Hilton and Warm Springs Road Compliments of a FRIEND 262 COLUMBUS-PHENIX CITY-FORT BENNINC CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION CoIumbusB k8zTrust Co. Fou thN t IB k Farmers8zMe h t B k fR IIC ty N t IB k fF tB g F' tNt' IB k T tC p y fCI b COLUMBUS GLASS Compliments of a Glass Contracting and S I 1033 14th St t Ph 323 7397 Compliments of THE QUALITY PRESS REID FURNITURE oo. Printing Fine Furniture at Reasonable Prices Easy Terms 10122 dA 322 8372 1244 Broad y 324 3538 PICKARD REALTY Serving Columbus for 36 Years 2317 Marion Street 327-1309 314 13th Street 322-4416 264 ' FATE Leebern of Massachusetts Mutual always has time to glve your lnsurante needs the personal touch. ALLEN Norman and Susan Norman inspect the many colors and sty les of floor cowermgs at Norman and Storey. RAMON Dams examlnes a tail pipe for his ear from Quality Auto Parts ,,VV, l, , Wm, sf f ,mvrsiwwy 1 FATE LEEBERN of MASSACHUSETTS MU- TUAL . . . Georgia Power Building . . . 323-2782 . . . insurance when you need it. NORMAN and STOREY FLOOR COVERING . . . 323-1410 . . . 1010 Linwood Blvd . . . thick, shaggy rugs . . . all types of fioor coverings. QUALITY AUTO PARTS . . . 404 8th Street . . . 324-1475 . . . equipment to turn your car into an exciting machine. TOM'S FOOD, LTD . . . 900 8th Street . . . 323- 2721 . . . delicious snacks . . . fresh and. good . . . peanuts . . . potato chips. MCMATH, TRUSSELL, AND TURNER CON- STRUCTION CO. . .Brennan Road. . .687-0303 . . . cement trucks . . . all kinds of heavy machinery. JORDAN CITY PHARMACY 1163 27th Street . . . 322-8211 . . . prescriptions . . . cos- metics . . . jewelry . . . beauty and health aids. E. COHN COMPANY . . . 715 5th Street . . . 322- 6567 . . . scrap iron . . . metals . . . key iron and metal company. DEVERY VanCleave and Regina Wilborn look over the fan- tastic selection of Tom's Foods. CINDY Smalshof learns about cement trucks at McMath, Trussell, and Turner. CLAIRE Dunn searches for a chain necklace at Jordan City Pharmacy. if if 1 H-was is s .ll 'll . Qi. QI -was ai . f .Y GQ? M . 19 I 5 2 '- V ' 4 M11 8 kr? I- QQ? .2-f' 1 I ' . Hag 1? sf - i I A milf , 'll as if 5 yi an I iz fs fs te c vi I ' , fo . 5 1 K ,E , -' . A il sl . - ,F ,, H , .X N .51 55 : ' , Q ' -ww' ' hi... k s -A , . , s I 1,3 5 f 'M ueit . 5- ,Z 'W' . 1.+x,,-3-s..fx Nga! ' l J'J- 1 if . N ew if . iss? E. Cohn Company is the place to buy your scrap metal at 715 5th Street. . ..,....,.,..c..g.....,..... A iii: I V I - I ' .... ,..,.T... .. . A .. J M.. A 1 1. is- ' I A , ' I . . . .. i '- J . - ,, .M . . , - fl -, gfgq , g ,g :T C - - . I - r v 'f::s:U.Q5'il'-2rs:S1'5S2?i - - f Q ,. 11.49-.11i2?Wv.sg??--2 ffffefff' 1, - .,,. .. .- ':-W:i1fif?E'?'-f?Tff -- - K' , hifi-4 f..?' ?' if. .Q--: 'f:- Q f--S W 7 if71sS'if2ff-ww-isiwf'biz .. f r'--' 5 - .. I V.-3.3 . c g 23 5 -v ' H 5 ' . , 1 , -- -K ff., ,Lgv23f,D-g::5gi,g-ml,5.2-ll.-gag-,. -X. 265 Z, ., ,,., rn. S ii ...i f tilllitillilfs H-X 3 a . ti l,,iZ.f?tXEIl'tS ASSUClA'i'lON THE beautiful home of Wright Contracting Company is lo- cated at Brookhaven Road. LINDA Sherrill and Bobby Benson support the Columbus-Phe- nix City Cleaners Association. FLOURNOY-Gates Inc, is involved in many beautiful and in teresting projects around Columbus. 66 En : gas fr, sr. .z vQ,, , is-125 1, vfk, Q - 'sy A -N -ffjaat-rn , qi Qtr,-V EV. NM ,V .. in t rrxkf- QQ.. Wwflf? . ANJYMQQA' fix? ...gi ,wg ,gk . , .nl Yu 21 .. .svxgw is If . ,V is X5 if. 1. WS a WRIGHT CONTRACTING COMPANY . . . Brookhaven Rd . . . 323-6431 . . . We build any- thing you Want . . . apartments . . . office build- ings . . . homes. COLUMBUS-PHENIX CITY CLEANERS ASSO- CIATION . . . an association of the cleaners that Work for you. FLOURNOY-GATES, INC . . . Buena Vista Road . . . 687-4301 . . . general contractors . . . resi- dential . . . commercial . . . industrial. BI-CITY PAINT AND DECORATING . . . 1365 13th Street . . . 324-4461 . . . wall paint . . . de- coupage supplies . . . low, low prices. JEFFERSON, DYKES, AND WHITE . . . 422 11th Ave. . .324-5161. . .for complete insurance protection . . . you can depend on us . ELAINE POWERS FIGURE SALON . . . 1520 13th Avenue . . . Phone 324-4382 . . . exercising machines . . . all types of facilities to trim off inches. STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANY . . . 563-5520 . . . Cross Country Plaza . . . insurance for automobiles, fire, or life. BI-City Paint and Decorating is located at 1365 13th Street. JOE Jefferson, Chipper Cary, and Danny Dykes display the complete protection to be found at Jefferson, Dykes, and White. ELAINE Powers Figure Salon is located at 1520 13th Avenue VICKI Lee and Sharon Cox support State Farm Insurance Company. EQQWA Q35 fr. Vlri I lvli ..:.. K - ---:.--- -- - .- .- A 555 fi? Iigii E , PAIFH3'Yf3 C I 2 .,..,.,,m l V -q M f 4 Q A SAM L. WEIL, C.L.U., of MASSACHUSETTS MUTUAL 323-2782 Georgia Power Building . . . insurance for any need. SENIORS . . . CLASS OF '72 . . . 4 years of ear- nest work . . . college ahead . . . separations . -. . school spirit . . . loyalty . . . National Honor So- ciety inductions . . . scholarships . . . Kiddie Day . . .graduation dance . . . graduation . . . diplo- mas . . . expectation . . . life. FRESHMEN . . . class projects . . . Valentine's Dance . . . worked together . . . created unity . . . planned for three future years. BUSILY reviewing policies, Sam L. Weil custom-tailors insurance. MEMBERS of the freshman class council are: sitting-Pam Gornto, Pam Cohn, Jeannie Mitchell, standing-Stan Sheley, Teresa Watson, Mike Baker, Genia Hutto, Go Go Green, Joe Barnes, Peggy Johnson, and Jackie Washington. THE organized senior class council: front-Gini Baker, Betsy Riddle, Patti Hughes, Wanda Brown, 2ndAJamie Metcalf, Titus Bryant, Debbie Jones, Susan Taylor, Cathy Neuren, Roger Johnson, Roy Johnson, 3rd-Janet Garzone, Don Arm- strong, Lisa Chalkeyg Back-Cathy Weil, Nancy Counts, Kathy Smalshof, and Jane Dowling. THE Class of '72 proudly supports the Hawks at a pep rally. . ,, , ww 3, K. sf: ,N K 1. 4, 1, f. ' im' .Si .12 fe sift., . A AN' wr GHR 2 269 Wright Associates, Inc. BUILDING CONTRACTORS lp' A142110 gl P. O. BOX 1580 Columbus, Georgia 31902 324-3677 COLUMBUS OPTICAL DISPENSARY 1 X lv fy y lf' lx Your Eyes Deserve the Best eb I 5' URFUW HQHHRMHCY NC- P.o. Box 112 1947 8th Avenue 346 o ow cotumsusceoncm 31Kl7 PHONE561987O PI'6SCI'lptlOI1S Raymond Gllflfl, JT. Artificial eyes Dom Juneau 327-4090 Opticians Compliments of ALMA MCGEE STUDIO 1421 4th Avenue 322-8891 We are Hawkbackers Chandler S' Lillisllttifllli' WARM SPRINGS 8: WDDDRLFF RD COLUMBUSGA. Realtors 3546 Macon Road 561-9324 '270 Malone Office Equipineiit Qo. Qolumbus, G f'fO1lQId FLOWERS-GILLIAM CONTRACTORS, INC. 2206 Camille Drive Columbus, Georgia 31906 JAMES C. WELCH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 1130 15th Street Columbus, Georgia Helping to build a greater Columbus KIRALFY'S Your Favorite Store- With Everything You Want Downtown-Columbus Square Columbus, Georgia BOOKS NOTEBOOKS BINDERS PAPERBACKS GREETING CARDS LUGGAGE DESKS TYPEWRITERS CHAIRS TYPING PAPER CAMERAS FOLDERS Whatever you NEED, you'll find it at WHITE'S 1220 First Avenue Cross Country Plaza C.F. WILLIAMS LUMBER COMPANY 47145 Miigen Road Columbus, Georgia I'm so proud to be here. USED CARS Ken Thomas Volkswagen, Inc. 1819 Midtown Drive Phone 563-3510 CK-Mart Shopping Centerl Columbus, Ga. ariin DedZc4Zed7a Qonmaadqsorala BEVERLY GEORGIA RIALTO LIBERTY EDGEWOOD DRIVE-IN REXVIEW DRIVE-IN PHENIX DRIVE-IN ST. ELMO PHARMACY INC. It 1:21.11 --1f is fl-2 - c-- Q' .. . R. W. McGarrah, Pres.-L. H. Weed, Treas. HOME OF QUALITY AND SERVICE PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY COMPOUNDED COLUMBUS, GA. 31901 1811 GARRARD sr. PHONE 322-4455 KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER-SALES AND SERVICE . . . 2244 Elm Drive . . . 561-0890 . . . Clean rugs and any Hoor surfaces quickly and completely. CONNIE Jones demonstrates the easy control of the brand new Kirby vacuum cleaner. 72 It 1. sy V if We of . . 5? . fl wr af 1 my we-.m,g, wig, iff if me 'K I . JMR . BUCK ICE AND COAL COMPANY . . . 2400 12th Ave . . . 322-5451 . . . Let Buck ice he part of your fun . . . whenever you get together. MORWAY'S SERVICE STATION . . . 406 An- drews Rd. . . . 689-9485 . . . car repair . . . Shell gasoline and other products. DEE LEIGHS DRESS SHOP . . . St. Francis Shopping Center . . . 322-2212 . . . casual or dressy . . . We have the clothes you need. H.K. Johnston and Connie Smalshof pick up a bag of Huck ice before going on a picnic. JAN lliorway watches as Mr. Morway pumps gas into her car at Morway's Shell station. GINA Jones models one of the fashionable outfits at Dee Leigh's dress shop. I .F wafer an - Hman... . 'f' . . - J 5' W- as aw- -at liars mg .. li ' . HK 1 Q K ' i'fi'W'Y. --t' jg ' ww N' ' .. . M' .. 4 . gf.. .1-. an .I I . 1 ,F f fi 3 if ls. 'iii 'Y lf! ily' .6 .iifiny If I 4 ff.-:f:f:-, ' . l I .Y . 273 74 PETE Robinson finds that First National Bank of Columbus can handle all his banking needs. KAREN Cargill, Ira Meyers, and Maria Taravella take a little time off atop Cargill Nursery. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF COLUMBUS . . . 101 13th St . . . 324-4761 . . . savings accounts . . . checking accounts . . . free parking . . . drive-in service. SEGALL AND SONS, INC . . . 1900 Auburn Ave- nue. . .561-1212. . .radios. . .tape players. . . jewelry . . . sports equipment . . . discount prices. COLONIAL BAKING COMPANY . . . 1038 13th St . . . 322-0618 . . . bread . . . rolls . . . cakes . . . eight-hour bread . . . fresh at your grocer's. CARGILL NURSERY . . . Cross Country Plaza . . . 563-5662 . . . complete garden center . . . gift shop . . . garden accessories. RAY M. WRIGHT ENTERPRISES, INC., BUILDER AND DEVELOPER . . . 251 Oakley Court . . . 639-4209 . . . homes . . . apartments. METCALF'S MEN AND BOYS . . . 1214 Broad- way and Cross Country Plaza . . .jeans . . . shirts . . . belts . . . suits . . . low, low prices. CUNNINGHAM OIL COMPANY, INC . . . 601 9th Ave . . . 327-0283 . . . petroleum . . . oil . . . supplier for American stations. ii i 2 5 Q: . 'M'-NNN N if Rn' M.Wns5aH1' RAY M.Wmfs1-u mc. Houv REALTY' Co. muon MQBJLE PARK Houx AWS QTWNNOUSES 95525535 SEGALL and Sons, Inc. is located next to Cross Country Plaza at 1900 Auburn Ave. JUDY Denny receives a loaf of Colonialls famous eight-hour bread from a Colonial employee. THIS ofiice is just one of the many beautiful projects built by Ray M. Wright. MARY Beth Cunningham is given courteous service by an em- ployee of an American station. WEARING a suit from Mott-alf's, Jamie Metcalf stands in front of Columbus' new government building. 5 STAFF ,O LIFE FOOD STORE . . . off Warm Springs Rd. behind Thrash Lab . . . organic bread and cereals . . . all kinds of health food. JUNIORS . . . upperclassmen . . . awaited pur- chase of Senior rings . . . shouldered Jr. Sr. re- sponsibilities . . . teacher talent . . . extracted dues . . . school loyalty and spirit soared. CLODFELTER AND CUNNINGHAM . . . 1232 Broadway . . . 323-3870 . . . name brand clothes rally. . . .shoes. . .belts. . .quality in men's fashions. The Junior class exhibits their over whelming spirit at a pep . E K A we-fi , - I sas. fwiifaswf Say fins' -in 'iiefm' ,, i-.V wsiw-'lv .si ,,3,,s Xi' if L A 1- -, gg' 76 HHFVQY SPCU-fel, PFGSMCHL Of U10 Studfini wuncil, ViSiiS the ALLEN Levi and Rick Cunningham look over some of the styl- Staff 'O Life to buy health food. ish clothes at Clodfelter and Cunningham. HAWKBACKERS' PAGE as J HQITUU C S Bob Lee Biltmore Ekterminating Co., Inc. L Gordon .Fiournoy Miss Laura Angela Snell LTC CRet.J Sz Mrs. Lemuel M. Thomas Cathy Weil Bryna Kravtin . LTC fRet.J gl Mrs. Julian F. Lockerman Lockerman Dr. J arrell, Jr. Brill l C1ol oward Johnston Neuren Mr. Bob Faircloth Joy Faireioth Mr. 81: Mrs. Bo Cartledge Mr. 8z Mrs. Doe Dent Mr. Kr Mrs. Jack B. Straus Mr. William C. Kinard Euensliinefd C9?m??i2.r5??3lSh0f J Sam L. Weil R. McGlarnry o .. Thomas EdiAdams Mr. Duke i Mr. M. Galloway Danny Cabaniss McCoy's Food Stores ..Cl o...l1.. Cindy Smalshof L Ctl. if ooll.lstlllt Mr. 8: Mrs. Adrian E. Wilborn Mr. dz Mrs. J.J. Andrews 48z'Don Leigh Windsor t . The Renfroe Children Marie, Cindy, Kelly, and Bear Mr. 8L Mrs. John Swearingen Laura Jones. Mr. Kr Mrs. Thacker Howard Cathy Jo Howard y Dr. St Mrs. Dan Cabaniss . Compliments of 2 HardaS3raylyAlumn1 Scott Jarrell and MarksJarQi:ei1. Bob Schiffman . William Stuart Hudson L l y Mr. 81 Mrs. Harry Kamensky Carol Kamensky O SMSGTfRet.l Sz Mrs. Thomas J. Hampton Vicky Fohan dz Ollie Hardaway High School ROTC Lisa Chalkley Mrs. Mobley Estes Mike Jackson Kathy Srnalshof s Mr. Sz Mrs. W.G. Braxton ilsi 1 he Mr. Kr Mrs. Guy sBlackinori'g Betty dz Milton Woodruff leylr C lrye 1 l lc LTC. and Mrs. Ray E. Ballf' Mr. 8t Mrs. Harold Fields Sigma Omega Tau Eineshed in l'Ue's tangled web . . . we struggled to efinerge . . . a new life shone ahead . . . grasping . . . reaching. Pnzzling fragments of onany worlds . . . attempts to avoid collisions. We tried oar fledging wing . . . and soared to nnhnown heights. --.. 3 f, C557 X NNNCUSQE ii at si f A X JSM -X QJNN5 swf' if 9 Abney, Louie 205 Abrain, Michelle 237 Adams, Charles 106, 205 Adams, David 134, 205 Adams, Mrs. Joyce 161 Adams, Mark 237 Adams Mary Elizabeth 171 Adams: Tommy 50, 63, 116, 205 Adams, Vicki Lynn 171 Aderhold, Randy 205 Aderhold, Susanne 99, 223 Aetna Life Sz Casulty 251 Alexander, Theotis, 108, 205 Alexander, Vernelle 113, 131, 171 Alford, Rickey 205 Allen, Buddy 114, 205 Allen, Harold 78, 79, 81, 135, 205 Allen, Louis 237 Allen, Minnie 237 Allen, Tina 13, 21, 37, 114, 237 Alligood, Karen 237 Allison, Chip 237 Allison, David Allison, Kenneth Altenburg, Miss Zoe 149, 161 Alverson, Joey 205 Amason, Miss Emily 97, 129, 161 Amos, Clivetta, 114, 115, 171 American Family Life Assurance Co. of Ame rica 258, 259 Anderson, Barbara 223 Anderson, Benjamin 237 Anderson, Cathy 46, 142, 205 Anderson, Doug 237 Anderson, Mary 237 Anderson, Michael Odin 139, 205 Anderson, Warren 205 STUDE TI DEX Baker, Mike 237, 268 Baldwin, Mrs. Beauty 161, 204 Ball, Alan Ray 50, 63, 64, 95, 135, 205 Ball, Mrs. Ruth 155 Banks, Deloise 237 Banks, Jasper 237 Banks, Steve 245 Barker, Barker, Barker, , Joe 236, 237, 268 , Muffett 205 Barnes Barnes Rufus 106, 205 Wanna 205 Willie 127, 223 Barringer, Lyle 114, 223 Barron, Pamela Mae 27, 108, 114, 121, 17 Barron, Skeeter 222, 223 Barry, Kathleen 223 Barton, Bart 72, 74 Barwick, Mark 237 Baskin, Clarence 237 Bass, Betty, Flowers Sz Gifts 258 Bass, Carlton 50 Bass, Carolyn 206 Bass, Charlotte jean 173 Bass, Claire 237 Bass, Derrick 85, 223 Bass, John 106, 206 Bassett, Pat 90, 223 Battle, Gladys 223 Beachham, Kim 222 Beauford, Anita 223 Beauford, Frank Edward 66, 173 Belcher, Kenneth Charles 106, 108, 173 Bell, Carolyn 223 Bell, Martin 206 Bell, Michael 63, 206 Bell, Tony 223 Bell, Tony fConnie Mackj 106, 206 3, 203 Andrews, Christopher Charles 142, 237 Andrews, Don 65, 237 Andrews, Karen Leann 171 Andrews, Karla 25, 41, 46, 128, 149, 204, 205 Andrews, Melinda 119, 205 Arline, Jeannine 41, 128, 204, 205 Armstrong, Donald 43, 95, 121, 170, 171, 268 Armstrong, Lynda 130, 237 Archer, Earl 248 Arnold, Anne Elizabeth 171 Arnold, Anthony 237 Arnold, Bruce 171 Arnold, David 237 Arrington, Messiah 36, 139, 237 Ashley, Grace 237 Janet Margaret 47, 100, 119, 121, 141, Atha, Teresa 125, 223 Aulton, Ray 205 Ausbon, Missy 223 Austin, Jim 237 Austin, Victor 205 Avary, Phillip 223 Avary, Terrence Mark 171 Avery, Lane 65, 130, 237 Avery, Isaac 205 B Beneventi, Brad 65, 85, 237 Benford, Reginald 223 Bennett, Ellen 206 Bennett, James 142, 237 Benning, Dorthy 223 Benson, Bobby 206, 266 Berger, Neil Sheldon 173 Berry, Kathlen 235 Berry, Robert Douglas 33, 116, 173 Berry, Yvonne 223 Berryhill, Miss Carolyn 24, 128, 161, 204 Besterman, Ellen 206 Bi-City Paint gl Decorating 267 Bigelow, Gerald Wayne 106, 237 Bill Heard Chevrolet 270 Bishop, Anne 237 Bishop, Velinda 119, 138, 142, 173 Black, Lisa 237 Black, Melonie 206 Blackmon, Jeannie 237 Blair, Greg 86, 237 Blair, Patricia Diane 173 Bland, Martha 114, 206 Bobo, Jimmy 223 Bobo, Mike 106, 237 Boddie, Dorothy 206 Boddie, William Lewis 173 Boggs, Patricia Sue 102, 173, 260 Boutwell, Chris 223 Boutwell, Mark 206 Bowers, Julie 223 Bowers, Michael Allen 173 Bowman, Carl 50, 52, 53, 54, 106, 135 Bowman, Cecider 223 Boyd, Karen 141, 206 Boykin, Tim 223 Bozeman, Vandella Lobiscoa 143, 197 Bozman, Shara 237 Bradfield, Donna Jean 133, 173 Bradfield, Linda 223 Bradford, Vincent 237 Bradley, W. C. 259 Bragg, GeoHrey 206 Brandly, Judi 143, 237 Branscomb, Ricky 106, 142, 206 Braxton, Mark 40, 50, 55, 134, 206 Bray, John 65, 237 Bray, Pam 114, 125, 237 Braye, Larry 139, 245 Breeden, Jackie 206 Breedlove, Carol 206 Brescia, Mrs. Claudia 155 Brettelle, Connie 146, 206 Brewer, Edward 206 Brightwell, Kim 223 Brightwell, Tracy 237 Brill, Ginger 146, 222, 223, 250 Brim, Martha 260 Brim, Prissy 223 Brinker, Chip 138, 206 Brinson, Mrs. Carolyn 157 Broadnax, Larry 86, 45 Brock, John 237 Brock, Lonnie 95, 139, 237 Brookbank, Lisa 16, 118, 138, 140, 22 Brookins, Scott 72, 237 Brookins, Shirley 206 Brooks, Ann 23 Brooks Cynthia Lee 143, 173 Brooks Harry 245 Brooks Janet 223 Brooks Linda 125, 129, 207 Brooks Patricia 207 Brooks, Phillip 72, 207 Brown, Andre 237 Brovsm, Bonnie 237 Brovm, Charlie 237 Brown, Chaudra Denise 245 Brown, Frances 224 Brown, Frederic 207 Brown, John 106, 224 Brovsm, Kenneth James 78, 106 Brown, Nancy 224 Brovsm, Ronnie 237 Brown, Sharon 173 Brown, Shirley LeAnn 173 Brown, Stephen 118, 130, 224 Brown, Sue 224 Brown, Wanda Grace 170, 173, 268 Bruner Mrs. Dot 155 Bryan,,Jo 143, 224 Bryant, Greg 76, 122, 148, 149, 207 Bryant, Kim 207 Baggett, Bill 205 Baggett, Mrs. Grace 158 Bain, Devona Kay 171 Baker, Johnnie Mae 237 Baker, Kathy Marie 101, 121, 126, 127, 171 Baker, Linda 125, 129, 223 Baker, Margaret 119, 204, 205 Baker, Mark 63, 223 Baker, Martha Virginia 132, 133, 170, 173, 268 280 Bolin, Morris 223 Bone, Glenn 206 Bone, Karen Arlene 173 Bone, Sharon Ilene 173 Boone, Deborah Ann 173, 260 Booth, Becky 223 Borders, Bobby 65, 237 Borders, Nancy 125, 204, 206 Boswell, Barry 223 Bosewell, Deborah 142, 173 Boswell, Edwin 206 Bryant, Titus 42, 121, 170, 173,268 Buafford, Anita Buckles, Johnny 66, 238 Bruck Ice Sz Coal 273 Buettner, Mrs. Cathy 110 Buli, Sandra 207 Bunge, Ed 107, 224 Bunn, Debbie 207 Bunn, Pam 207 Bunn, Wanda 224 Burford, Wade Morgan 116, 207 3 Burgess, Jeff 207 Burnham, Dewey 224 Burns, Pat 207 Burns, Richard 126, 127, 207 Burrell, Mike 106, 207 Burris, Ronald 107, 224 Bush, John 138, 140, 173 Bush, Tyler Harold 173 Byas, Byllye 125, 238 Bynum, Natalie 238 Byrd, Henry 238 Byrd, Mary 224 C Cabaniss, Danny 39, 50, 116, 139, 224 Cagle, Wendy 207 Cain, Harold 41, 50, 53, 78, 82, 83, 135, 207 Cain, Pam 224 Cain, Rodney 107, 207 Caldwell, Gregory 86, 238 Caldwell, Joyce 224 Calhoun, Keith 69, 238 Clark, Raymond Lee 235 Clason Miller Sr Hutchens 255 Clements, Mike 138, 238 Cliatt, Walter 221 Clodfelter and Cunningham 276 Clower, Jamie 174 Coarsey, Kimberly 224 Coarsey, Stephanie 208 Cobb, Darrell 207 Cobb, Patsy 260 Cochran, Jimmy 142, 238 Cody, Gale 238 Cody, Jorene 208 Cofield, Mark 138, 140,208 Cohen, Tom 118, 134, 208, 261 E. Cohn and Co. 265 Cebn, Pam 119, 236, 238, 268 C0lbQI't, Charlie 107, 174 Colbert, Derek 238 Colbert, Rick 224 Cole, Greg 235 Coleman, Coleman, Cbleman, Coleman, Glen 238 Larry 66, 68 Mary 117, 125, 222, 224 Stan 106, 238 Campbell, Robert 142 Campbell, Sherree 173 Campbell, Stuart 224 Cannon, Jerome 224 Cantrell, Bambi 93, 126, 127, 139, 224 Capers, Deloris 238 Caproni, Val 48, 114, 119, 138, 140, 207 Carden, B1'uce 238 Cargill's Nursery 274 Cargill, Karen 173, 274 Carlisle, Susan 144, 145, 224 Carpenter, Melinda 222, 224 Carpenter, Rhonda 121, 132, 133, 141, 173 Car1'ier, Walter Mike 173 Carswell, Pat 224 Carter, Mrs. Addie L. 121, 161 Carter, Becky 117, 119, 224 Carter, Mrs. Betty 168, 204 Carter, Brenda 238 Carter, David 207 Carter, John 238 Carter, Ken 86, 238 Carter, Larry 238 Carter, Lonzell 238 Carter, Richard 72, 135, 174 Cartledge, Amy 39, 114, 146, 148, 224 Cartledge, Wayne 118, 138, 174 Cary, Cathy 125, 143, 238 Cary, Emory Prescott 92, 174, 267 Casey, Ralph Farley 50, 92, 116, 135, 136, 174 Casey, Tim 50, 63, 116, 224 Cash, Paul 138,224 Cash, Walter 76, 77, 224 Casion, Mr. George 154 Casual Corner 250 Caudle, Phil 207 Chadwick, Tom 104, 138, 140, 207 Chalker, Teresa Ann 174 Cbalkey, Lisa 21, 42, 114, 121, 132, 133, 1 170, 174,268 Chambers, Howell 224 Chambers, Terry Lamar 174 Champion, Janet Lee 92, 108, 174 Chandler's Pharmacy 270 Chandler, Samuel 114 Chapman, Barbara 238 Champan, John 63, 106, 224 Chapman, Leon Sylvan 108, 135, 174 Chapman, Sam 78, 83, 207 Collins, Jacqualine 224 Collins, Joshua Anthony 224 Colonial Baking 274 Columbus Bottlers Association 261 Columbus Glass 263 Columbus Optical Dispensary 270 Culpepper, Charlie 238 Culpepper, Lynn 65, 125, 208 Culpepper, Mark 225 Cunniff, Andy 208 Cunniff, John 208 Cunniff, Patty 143, 238 Cunningham, Carol 236, 238, 252 Cunningham, Mary Beth 125, 129, 143, 238, 275 Cunningham Oil Co. 275 Cunningham, Rick 50, 63, 64, 74, 116, 135, 222 225, 276 Curd, Dennis 208 Curry, James Randall 174 D Dame, Paul 208 Dame, Robert Edson 174 Daniel, Kenneth Leon 107, 174 Daniel, Roxanne 126, 225 Daniel, Victor 225 Darrah, Jeff 69, 238 Dasher, Ruth 138, 140, 238 Daughtry, Josua 106, 225 Columbus-Phenix City Cleaners Assoc. 266, 267 Columbus-Phenix City Collection Agency 263 Columbus Square Shoe Repair 260 Colwell, Richard Wayne 174 Continental Hair Stylists 262 Cook, Johnny 63, 84, 85, 222, 224 Cook, Loretta 238 Cook, Pat 126, 238 Cook, Sharon 117, 131, 174 Cooksey, Elaine 224 Cooper, Bobby 238 Cboper, Diane Louise 174 Cooper, Gatha June 174 Cooper, Paul 204, 208 Copeland, Bernard 86, 87, 238 Copeland, Virlo 131, 174 Coppedge, Constance Marlane 174 Coppins, Chris 238 Corman, Mike 225 Corradino, Marie 17, 138, 208 Corradino, Mike 138, 140, 238 Cotton, Carolyn 208 Cotton, Charles 238 Caulton, Patricia 19, 143, 208 David Donna 225 Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Alvin Theodore 235 Barbara 117, 238 Earl 238 Gail 238 Joan Gail 235 Davis, John 106, 238 Davis, Johnny 108, 174 Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Davis, Mary 208 Ramon Rabon 174, 264 Richard 245 Richard Wilbur 174 Coach Wallace 51, 56, 66, 67, 135, 161 Daw, Anthony Lee 50, 135, 177 Counts, Nancy 42, 108, 121, 146, 148, 170, 174, 268 Counts, Susan 39, 146, 225, 248 Cox, Paul Jeff 174 Cox, Randy 238 Cox, Sharon 18, 22, 208, 267 Crawford, Dovie 238 Crawford, Missy 208 Crawford, Raymond 238 Crawford, Roosevelt 238 Crevling, Cathy 123, 145, 225 Crews, Mr. Clarence 161 Crews, Mr. Sidney 70, 91, 161 Criswell, John 107, 208 Crocker, Dianna Lynn 174 Crocker, Judith 114, 204, 208 Crocker, Renee 126, 225 Crooke, David 225 Daw, Byron 238 Dawkins, Jasmine 114, 225 Dawkins, Jasper Clyde 177 Dawkins, Michael Donald 50, 66, 116, 135, 177 Day, Janis 225 Day, Susan Rebecca 177 Deadwyler, Jerry 138, 225 Deal, Vicki 238 Dean, Norma Talmadge Il 177 Deaton, Mrs. Jane 156 Debro, Dwight 225 Dee Dee's 252 DeFreitas, Mrs. Sidney 126, 161 Dee Leigh's 273 Deloch, Debbie 238 DeNamur, Bill 130, 239 DeNamur, John 208 Denney, Judy 114, 239, 274 Denson, Cindy 225 Dent, Terry, 106, 239 Derums, John 177 DeRamus, Mr. Clemon 114, 154 DeVaughn, Dennise 124, 141, 142, 225 Dickins, Robert Ernest 177 Dillard, Bill 106, 239 Dilleshaw, Rhonda Gail 18, 22, 25, 43, 177 Dilleshaw, Sharon 130, 239 Dismukes, Anne 225 Dixon, Allyson 125, 126, 143, 225 Dixon, Dave 66, 67, 112, 208 Dixon, Horace 225 Dixon, Leslie 125, 239 Dixon, Sandra 143, 208 Dobbs, Laurie 130, 239 , ' 224, 245 Cherry, Charlie 238 Cherry, Henry Lee 50, 92, 135, 174 Cherry, Jessica 238 Child, Beth 49, 129, 141, 146, 207 Child, Bunky 70, 71, 98, 114, 238 Clark, Mrs. Connie 161, 170 Clark, Ernest'224 Clark, Lee 207 Crosby, Willis 106 Cross Country Merchants Association Cross, Yvonne 126, 225 Crouch, Mrs. Carmen 161, 204 Crowell, David 58, 78, 85, 135, 225 Crowell, Robert 50, 54, 66, 78, 135, 225 Cullefer, Cynthia 131, 174 Cullefer, Denise 208 Cullifer, Keith 50, 63, 225 257 Doby, , 225 Dollar, Ronnie 72, 75, 208 Donalson, Mr. David 134, 161 Dorne, Pinkey Gail 177 Dorse, Anita Faye 131, 177 Dover, Eddie 106, 139, 239 Dowdney, Victor 239 Dowling, Paula Jane 132, 133, 170, 177, 268 Dozier, Gwendolyn Elaine 133, 177 281 Dozier, Milton 239 Drawdy, Ellen 208 Dubose, Deborah 225 Dubose, Fred 106, 225 Dudley, Anne 129, 204, 208 Dudley, Anne Christina 117, 177 Dudley, Nancy 209 Duermit, Shauna 225 Duke, Mr. Curtis 90, 120, 121, 160 Duke, Keith 138, 239 Duke, Kenny 209 Duncan, Leesa 239 Duncan, Laura 209 Duncan, Nancy Ruth 177 Duncan, Sandra 239 Dunn, Clare 222, 225, 265 Dunton, Brad 69, 209 Dunway, Mrs. Tina 158 Durham's Pharmacy 261 Dykes, Danny 225, 267 E Eakle, Grandin 97, 138, 140, 225 Eakle, Mr. Robert 160 Eason, Leslie 129, 209 East Wynnton Garage 248, 249 Ebco Battery Co. 254 Eckstein, Anna 209 Eckstein, Valerie 239 Edgewood Beauty Salon 255 Edmonds, Coach El 51, 135, 136 Edmondson, Michael Herman 177 Edwards, Mrs. Betty 162, 237 Edrington, Leigh 16, 17, 21, 106, 133, 225 Edwards, Billy 209 Edwards, Mark, Body Works 260 Edwards, Greg 290, 260 Edwards, Kim 139, 239 Edwards, Wesley 225 Elaine Powers Figure Salon 267 Fisher, Patricia 209 Fisher, Vivian 209 Flake, Mrs. Tawonna 130, 162 Fletcher, Mr. James 123, 162 Flournoy-Gates Inc. 267 Flournoy, Gordon 251 Flowers-Gilliam Contractors, Inc. 271 Flowers, Mac 69, 239 Flullen, John 239 Flynn, Amy 239 Fohan, Randy 226 Fohan, Vicky 133, 177 Ford, Barbara Ann 143, 177 Ford, Beverly 209 Ford, Dianne Marie 117, 177 Ford, Leslie 48, 130, 142, 209 Ford, Teresa 143, 226 Forham, Becca 20, 38, 129, 146, 148, 149, 226. Forte, Ernestine 121, 131, 177 Fortson, Charlene 239 Fortson, Lamar 141, 239 Fortson, Rudolph 226 Ellerbee, Leonard Hugh 34, 35, 42, 50, 52, 62, 72, 78, 80, 134,'177 Ellison, Mr. Jerry 162 Ellison, Lillie 139, 146, 209 Ellison, Mrs. Willette 133, 163, 222 Elmore, Sherry Lynn 177 Elsberry, Cindy 225 Elsberry, Heidy 239 Ernig, Barbara 177 England, Madge 260 Ennis, Pamela Dianne 177 Epps, Ronnie 225 Erskin, Cindy 129, 142 Estes, Ellis Calvin 93, 209 Estes, Alice Patton 177 Estes, Nancy June 133, 177 Evans, Debra 143, 239 Evans, Jill, 239 Evans, Marsha Jean 117, 121, 177 Evans, Robin 146, 209 F Fabrics, Inc. 258, 259 Faircloth and Associates 256, 257 Faircloth, Denise Joy 149, 177, 256 Farley, Brenda 139, 239 Farley, Steve 76, 225 Farrar T.V. 258, 259 Farrell, Joey 209 Farris, Mary 239 Farris, Tomothy John 118, 121, 177 Fay, Clifton 239 Feinberg, Ian 65, 239 Fields, Greg 69, 239 Fields, Lamar 69, 128, 209 Fields, Richard, 107, 239 Fincher, Mr. Durwood 119, 162 First National Bank 274 282 Foster, Foster, Foster, Foster, Foster, Foster, Foster, Foster, Foster, Becky 138, 140, 209 Brenda 239 Debra 236, 209 Jimmy 239 Joseph 86, 239 Kevin 239 Martha Jane 114, 133, 146 178 Mary 226 Mary Alice 178 Foster, Mrs. Mildred 163, 170 Foster, Patricia Ann 178 Foster, Peggy Joyce 196 Foster, Teresa 226 Fowler Charles 226 Fowler, Susan 143, 209 Fox, George 226 Franklin, Gary 106, 235 Franklin, Gwen 20, 21, 226 Franklin, Jearlene 20, 226 Frazer, Deborah Ann 178 Frazier, James David 209 Gause, Mary 27, 145, 226 Gavens, Jimmy 114, 226 Gavens, Jon Stirling 178 Gersten, Steven 106, 138,226 Geyer, Lisa 143, 239 Gibson, James Michael 117, 178 Gibson, Janet Sue 178 Giiiin, Karen 226 Gilbert, John 139, 210 Gilmer, Gail 239 Gilson, Greg 106, 210 Givens, Debra Teresa 102, 130, 178 Glathe, Toni 239 Glenn, Patricia Ellen 178 Goldberg, Janet Claire 178 Golsan, Kathan 210 Gonzalez, Mary Ann 119, 178 Gooch, Margaret 13, 239 Goodman, Elizabeth 40, 118, 136, 140, 210 Goodson, Eva Jane 226 Goodson, Lee 178 Goodwin, James O. 63, 210 Goolsby, Dawn 29, 146, 226 Goolsby, Mr. Willis M. 163 Gordon, Linda 210 Gore, Mrs. Pauline 158 Gornto, Pam 236, 239, 268 Graetz, Mark 226 Graham, Edward Benson 21, 92, 108, 178 Graham, Leah Marie 117, 178 Grantham, Gary 138, 226 Gray, Gray, Deborah 226 Roxanne 239 Graye, Larry 239 Great, Great, Jacqueline 226 Rebecca Ann 146, 178 Green, Cynthia 210 Green, Go Go 2, 36, 239, 268 Green, Janice 210 Green, Mitch 245 Green, Thomas Randal 50, 135, 136, 178 Green William Dale 57 135 178 Greene, Angie 226 Y i Freeman, Bernice 117, 226 Freeman, Lee Ann 141, 239 Freeman, Lissie 142, 209 French, Chris 209 French, Kevin 50, 63, 209 Friedman, Gayle 210 Frost, Richard Tyre 107, 178 Frost, Vicki 226 Fugatt, John 209 Fuggatt, Ruth 112, 209 Fuller, Jack 107, 239 Fuller, Linda 209 Furguson, Barbara 239 G Gaddy, Leigh Leeburn 133, 178 Gaither, Coach Larry 51, 76, 85, 163 Galbraith, Mrs. Lillian 163 Gallaway, Lisa 117, 124, 125, 226 Gallops, Darrell 67, 226 Gallops, Johnny Ray 178 Gallops, Robert 239 Gallops, Tim 138, 140,226 Galloway, John Miller 108, 119, 178 Greene, Veronica 226 Greer, Allen 221 Greer, Mary 226 Gregory, Mr. David 104, 163 Griffen, Doug 138, 140, 210 GriHin, Carol Doris 178 Griffin, Cynthia 126, 226 Grimes, Christopher Roland 50, 135, 178 Grimes, Robert Lee 121, 142, 178 Grinols, Donna 123, 210 Grinstead, Dana 27, 226 Grogan, Lee 46, 93, 204, 210 Grogan, Susan 130, 239 Grose, Emilie 239 Gross, Bobby 12, 22, 40, 48, 85, 116, 122, 128 145, 204, 210, 249 Gruber, Doug 107, 240 Grudisher, Lenny 222, 226 Gunnels, Peggy 210 Gunter, Brian R. 108, 210 Gustafson, Cheryl 126, 210 Galos, Mike 118, 141, 226 Gamble, Judith 226 Gammage, Jane Margaret 226 Gardner, Harold 76, 226 Garner, Robert 108, 226 Gamer, Sabrina 142, 146, 204, 209 Garner, Susan 139, 239 Garrett, Beth 114, 239 Garrett, Robert Lindsey 108, 178 Gary, Ollie Jean 145, 178 Garzone, Janet Lynn 126, 133, 170, 178, 268 Gas Light Company of Columbus 254 Gates, Sid 210 H Hackett, Mark 91, 139, 240 Hackett, Mike 63, 76, 106, 227 Hackett, Tom 114, 210 Hagler, Jody 117, 240 Hagler, Wanda Joyce 101, 121, 145, 178 Haines, Gary 45, 139, 240 Haines, Maria 139, 210 Hall, Claire 98, 240 Hall, Clifford Bobby 106, 227 Hall, Danny 50, 63, 135, 210 Hall, Debbie 16, 17, 138, 210 Hall, Gary 50, 72, 116, 135, 211 Hall, Katherine Irene 181 Hall, Rosalyn 227 Hambrick, Don M. 148 Hamilton, Mrs. Edna 114, 164 Hammonds, William James 196 Hammer, Belinda 227 Hammock, Jim 240 Hammock, Mike 107, 211 Hammond, Terry 227 Hannnonds, Stephanie 21, 114, 121, 143, 181 Hampton, Darrell 227 Hampton, Jeffrey Keith 181 Hand, James Phillip 33, 50, 53, 55, 59, 116, 135, 136, 181 Hardaway Contracting 252 Hardaway Ford 252 Hardee, Henry Harold 181 Hargrove, David, 106, 109, 181 Hargrove, Janice 240 Hargrove, Susan 139, 227 Harley, Vicki 114, 129, 227 Harman, Sherry Lynn 18, 33, 34, 35, 121, 181 Harmon, Mike 227 Harper, Jimbo 114, 134, 211, 256 Harper, Miss Mary 164, 222 Harper Tires and Auto Supply Co. 256, 257 Harrell, Cindy 236, 240 Harrell, Susan 240 Harrell, Teresa 211 Hicks, Steve 240 Hiers, Sue Ellen 48, 138, 140, 211 Hightower, Bunnie 26, 227 Hunt, Jayne 228 Hunt, Mike 240 Hunter, Bubba 103, 228 Hill, Angela 211 Hill, Annita 15, 122, 145, 211 Hill, Barbara 227 Hunter, Diane 240 Hunter, George 240 Hunter, Susan 182 Hill Cedric 240 Hill David 227 Hill, Harold William Hill, Mrs. Richard 122 Hilton, Thalyda 25, 143, 211 Hinson Galleries Inc. 262 Huntington, Fonda 119, 240 Hurey, Daryl Wayne 50, 196 Hurey, Marcus 221 Hurt, Marti 98, 146, 212 Hutto, Genia 36, 236, 240, 268 Hyles, Steve 76, 77, 106, 212 Harris, Jeanette Dean 181 Harris, Jed Gilbert 66, 181 Harris, Louis 86, 245 Harris , Sheryl Bonnette 143, 181 Hinton, Glenn 235 Hinton, Mrs. Mamie 164, 237 Hipp, Dianne 211 Hirsch, Allen 63, 227 Hirsch, Barry 97, 130, 240 Hirsch, Linda 47, 100, 119, 211 Hirsch, Michael Harvey 118, 181 Hitt, John 50, 63, 227 Hodges, Sonny 227 Hodo, Balliary 227 Hodo, Zonia Renia 143, 181 Hofstetter, Lawrence John 181 Hogan, Lamar 85, 227 Hogan, Mary 240 Hogan, Stanley James 181 Holder, Johnny 240 Hollis, Carolya 139, 240 Harris, Wanda 181 Hollis, Karl 106, 196 Hollis, Mickey 106, 227 Harrison, Cy 86, 240 Harrison, Dennis 240 Harrison, Johnny 66, 181 Harrison, William 211 Harrow, Cassandra 240 Hart, Caron Frank 49, 92, 181 Holmes, Arskin 245 Holmes, Bruce 240 Holmes, Geneva 211 Holmes, Linda Louise 131, 181 Holt, Susie 139, 211 I Idland, Raymond 76, 107, 228 Ingram, Kay 19, 21, 22, 204, 212 Irving, Paulette 228 Irving, Priscilla 240 J Jackson, Albert 65, 107, 240 Jackson, Cortez 240 Jackson, Derek 212 Jackson, Greg 142, 228 Jackson, Gwendolyn 212 Jackson, Herman 107 Jackson, J eff 240 Jackson, Juanita 240 Jackson, Mike 212 Jackson, Robert 228 Jackson, Senator Harry 107 Jackson, Sheryl 99 Jackson, Veronica 142, 212 Hart, Janiece 211 Hart, John Greg 181 Hartley, Patsy 211 Hartline, Randy 65, 240 Harvey, Ann 221 Harvey, Joseph 240 Harvey Lumber Company 249 Holton, Ricky 86, 240 Honaker, Kathy 119, 211 Hood, Stephanie 211 Horne, Catherine Jacqueline 117, 121, 130, 132 133, 146, 181 Home, Debbie 211 Horne, Jan 129, 222, 227 1 Jarrell, Reed B, 116, 134, 212 Jarrell, Todd 37, 124, 148, 149, 240 Jarrett, Alfredia 228 Jarrett, Alex Randy 50, 135, 182 Jefferson-Dykes-White Inc. 267 Jefferson, Joe 70, 117, 212, 267 Harvey, Willie 106, 227 Hatcher, Thalya 240 Hatfield, Mr. Archie 156, 170 Hatfield, Ricky 227 Hattaway, Robin 227 Hawkins, Debra 227 Haymon, June Marcella 121, 133, 181 Healy, Kent 227 Hearn, Randy 211 Heath, Chuck 51, 227 Heath, Dianne 181 Heath, Greg 50, 63, 64, 135, 211 Hecht, Mr. Charles 107 Hecht, Gay 211 Hecht, Lorrie Ann 181 Hecht, Randy 65, 240 Helms, John 107, 240 Henderson, Debra Joyce 181 Henderson, Sandra Carolynne 181 Hendrix, Darlene 227 Henly, Greg 227 Henri's of Columbus 252 Henry, Henry, Angela 125, 240 Cynthia 227 Henry, James 227 Henry, K. T. 106, 108, 142, 181 Horne, Thomas Michael 142, 182 Horton, Cynthia 227 Howard, Bobby 211 Howard, Bobby 227 Howard, Brenda 240 Howard, Cathy Jo 129, 143, 212 Howard, Mr. Curtis S. Howard, Mr. Edward B. 164 Howard, Jimmy 212 Howard, Nancy Ellen 182 Howard, Richard 240 Howard, Ronald 47, 119, 138, 190, 240 Howard, Coach Sammy 50, 51, 55, 56, 135, 164 Howard, Wanda 212 Howard, William Joseph 107, 116, 134, 182 Howell, Marilyn 212 Hubbard, Ann 212 Hubbard, Susan 23 Huckeba, Jeanne 228 Hudson, Sandra Gail 132, 133, 182 Hudson, Stuart 50, 60, 114, 116, 135, 228 Hudson, Teresa 236, 240 Hudson, William S. CLU 255 Huff, Bruce 65, 86, 87, 114,240 Huff, Kathy 212 Huffman, Ronnie 240 Jenkins, Dwight 139, 228 Jenkins, Evan 228 Jenkins, Georgette 114, 115, 143, 212 Jenkins, Joann 212 Jenkins Viki 119 143 240 Jennings, Gloria 228 Jett, Motel 108, 241 Johnson, Adell 241 Johnson, Bobby 241, 252 Johnson, Chris 241 Johnson, Christine 143, 212 Johnson, Clever Delois 131, 182 Johnson, Davis 107 Johnson, Donald 212 Johnson, Ernestine 241 Johnson, Henry, 55, 56, 85, 135, 228 Johnson, Inez 228 Johnson, Jacquelyn 47, 138, 146, 212 Johnson, J. D. 228 Johnson, Janice 241 Johnson, Jimmy 72, 75, 116, 134, 212 Johnson, Margaret 241 Johnson, Mike 228 Johnson, Peggy 236, 241, 268 Johnson, Quincy Lee 182 Johnson, Ralph 268 Henry, Miss Lynda 164 Hughes, Brian 118, 240 Johnson, Rita 241 Herlong, Rosemary 129, 142, 211 Hughes, Eamest 63f 235 Johnson, Rfigef 50, 66, 68, 106, 135, 142, 170 Herring, Robert 65, 86, 240 Hughes, Gregory 228 182 Herrington, Katherine 227 Hughes, Patti Leweyse 132, 133, 146, 170, 182, Johnson, Rosetta 228 Hiblery Cynthia 240 258, 268 Johnson, Roy 50, 116, 121, 134, 135, 170, 182 Hi'5ler, Ronan 50, 52, 54, 55, 56, 59, 60, 66, 67, ,135, 181 Hlce, Laurie 16, 105, 138, 211 Hickey, Mary Lucile 114, 181 Hickey, Susan 227 Hicks, Bobby 227 Hicks, Debbie 211 Hicks, Elizabeth 227 Hicks, Kenneth 107, 227 Hughey, Annice 240 Hughey, Debbie 212 Hughey, Jerry 138, 140, 212 Hughey, Phyllis 119, 228 Huling, Mitch 228 Gayle Humphries Dancing School 260 Hundley, Linda Gay 182 Hunsinger, Brice 22, 50, 54, 61, 62, 135, 182 Hunt, Carla 240 E8 Johnson, Mrs. Sarah 165 Johnson, Sharon 143, 228 Johnson, Sheryl 99, 228 Johnson, Smith 235 Johnson, Stephen Joel 182 Johnson, Virgil 241 Johnson, Walter 142, 182 Johnson, Wayman 108, 212 283 Susan 119, 185 Idella 185 Jordan Johnson's Sports Center 262 Johnston, H. K. 122, 124, 149, 212, 273 Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, , Gina 213, 273 Jones Jones, Jones, Jones, J ones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Becky 16, 17, 138, 213 Connie 182, 272 Debbie 241 Debra 170, 182, 268 Dewayne 228 Donna 241 Gary 241 James 241 Janice 17, 138, 213 Jimmy 138, 213 Larry 65, 107, 241 Knox, Ricky 229 Koart, Mrs. Carter 117, 157 Kohn, Frank 63, 213 Koon, David 76, 213 Koon, Denise 241 Kravtin, Benson 114, 121, 144, 145, 185 Kravtin, Billy 138, 140, 241 Kravtin, Bryna 26, 119, 185 Kravtin, Mitzi 114, 118, 122, 145, 146, 213 Kravtin, Luttrell, Susan 185 Luttrell, Willie Mae 229 Lyles, Henry 50, 59, 60, 66, 67, 68, M Mack, Arthur 73, 84, 35, 106, 229 Mack, James 107 Maddox, Debra 242 Laura 114, 129, 141, 146, 241 Laura 213 Mary 228 Jones, Odis 221 Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jordan, Jordan Jordan Penny 241 Richard Sheril 106, 182 Rudy 123, 213 Skippy 65, 241 Tony 245 City Pharmacy 265 Cynthia 241 Randy 51, 72, 73, 121, 136, 182 Jordan: Judy 241 7 Patricia 228 Kriegner, Barbara 143, 241 Kukshtel, Scott 114, 241 L Lamb, Becky 213 Lamb, Patti 241 Langford, Cathy 103, 121, 133, 143, 146, 185 Lanford, Lynn 138, 229 Langford, Steve 241 Lavoie, Terry 37, 63, 229 Laur, Heidi 241 Lawrence, Sheri 241 LeComte, Wade 213 Leebern, Fate 264, 265 Lee, Becky 133, 185 Lee, Cindy 241 Maddox Linda 114, 229 Maddox, , Teresa Ann 121, 185 Magyar, Kathy 97, 214 Mahone, Mainor, Mary 13, 229 Majors, Mr. Robert 158 Malone Office Equipment 271 Manley, Bridget 100, 119, 123, 214 Manning, Lisa 229 Manzi, Bobby 65, 108, 242 Marchbanks, Carol 131, 185 Marion, Cynthia 229 Marion, Lucious 78, 185 Marshall, Miss Jacqueline 165 Marshall, John 242 Marshall, Joyce 185 Marshall, Rose 242 Marshall, Wanda 125, 242 Jowers, Randy 213 Justice, Terry 228 K Kamensky, Carol 121, 146, 182, 257 Kamensky, Mark 70, 71, 149, 241 Kazmin, John 108, 228 Kazmin, Tony 241 Keeble, Susan 222, 228 Keller, Craig 76, 228 Kelley, David 138, 140, 241 Kelly, Joey 139, 228 Kemp, Susan 145, 228 Kennedy, Dickie 63, 228 Kennedy, Kay 182 Kennedy, Ken 213 Kennedy, Pat 138, 228 Kennedy, Steve 116, 134, 182 Kennedy, Thomas 106 Kent, Gary 70, 134, 182 Kent, Vicki 114, 145, 228 Kerlin, Carol 241 Kerlin, Kerry 92, 182 Kerlin, Steve 92, 182 Kilgore, Dianne 228 Kilgore Mortuary 256, 257 Kimsey, Kay 125, 129, 213 Kimsey, Leigh 141, 241 Kinard, Ellen 129, 146, 148, 213 Kindell, J . C. 139, 229 King, Brenda 241 King, Danny 47, 101, 121, 138, 140, King, Joe 229 King, Lillian 229 King, Moses 106, 108, 221 King, Pat 100, 125, 143, 213 Lee, Gail 229 Lee, Coach Jimmy 51, 78, 135, 165 Lee, Mark 185 Lee, Ronald 213 Lee, Trisha 129, 143, 229 Lee, Vicki 20, 222, 229, 267 Lennard, Leslie 213, 260 Lenoir, Kathy 241 Leonard, Angela 143, 229 Leonard, Beverly 229 Leonard, Jimmy 107, 213 LeRoy, Sandra 241 Less, Peggy 229 Lester, Mr. Edgar 117, 157 Levi, Allen 12, 39, 116, 118, 128, 2 Levi, Gary 241 Levi, Beth 24, 133, 185, 259 Lewandowski, Mary 131, 133, 185 Lewandowski, Walter 107, 241 22, 229, 273 Martin, Martin, Martin, Ann 229 Donnie 76, 214 Mike 242 Martin, Sheila 131, 185 Martin, Sherri 126, 139, 229 Martin, Teresa 214 Martin Theaters 272 Martinique Motor Hotel 248, 249 Massey, Merry 133, 135 Mather, Betty 185 Lewis, David 229 Lewis, Hank 106, 213 Lewis, James 106, 142, 213 Lewis, Janice 241 Lewis, Roger 63, 222, 229 Kingsland, Kathy 229 Kinnett Daries 241 Kinnett, Jean 241 145, 132 Liggett, Melton 50, 241 Ligon, Paul 65, 241 Liles, Ladner 47, 119, 196 Lindsey, Tim 229 Lisby, Jeff 97, 138, 229 Lisby, Nina Beth 48, 121, 132, 133, 141, 146, 185 Livsey, Calvin 50, 54, 62, 107, 135, 213 Lively, Bill 196 Livengood, Rodgers 92, 121, 185 Livingston, Micky 49, 185 Livingston, Penni 229, 257 Lloyd, Andre 241 Lloyd, Eloise 241 Kinnett, Frazer 43, 45, 46, 49, 114, 115, 121, 133, 141, 182 Kiralfy's 271 Kirby Vaccuum Cleaners 272 Kirkland, Cindy 182 ' Kirkland, Lonnie 76, 229 Kirkland, Ronnie 76, 229 Kite, Chuck 108, 185 Kite, Ellen 114, 241 Kite, Robin 241 Kite, Susan 213 Klien, Eileen 241 Knight, J .T. 8: Son Inc. 252 Knox, Di 229 Knox, Mrs. Dorothea 165 284 Lloyd, Richard David 185 Lockett, Gregory 106, 213 Lockhart, Mr. Jesse 164, 237 Locklar, Ann 213 Locklar, Johnny 242 Loney, Scott 185 Long, Cindy 229 Lott, Dennis 107, 214 Lowe, Jerome 78, 79, 83 Lowe-Mitchell Associates 270 Lowe, Vincent 86, 242 Luckett, Gregory 242 Lummus, Jeannette 214 Lumpkin, Gary 108, 229 Lunceford, Tim 229 Luquire, Brace 139, 242 Luttrell, Beth 229, 242 Luttrell, Emily 129, 214 Matheson, Jetty 214 Mathis, Bernard 242 Mathis, Ihelyn 158 Mathis, Marilyn 242 Matthew's Gulf Service 262 Matthews, Inc. 257 May, Brooks 63, 229 May, Susan 242 Mays, James Edward 108, 142, 185 McBride, Pearlie 131, 185 McCaghren, Ramona 142, 185 McCall, Earl Edison 185 McCall, Gary 66, 67, 204 McCall, Gerald 107, 214 McCall, Steve 118, 242 McClure, Emily 185 McClure, Don 107, 242 McCoy, Cheryre 242 McCoy, Vernelle 114, 115, 214 McCray, Kenneth McCreary, Darrell 106, 229 McCreary, Gina 229 McCreary, Phillip 186 McCullar, Dianne 230 McCullohs, Neal 63, 230 McCullough, Dale 214 McCullough, Jimmy 214 McCune, Bill 242 McDanal, Debbie 214 McDaniel, Chuck 65, 242 McDaniel, Terry 230 McDonald, Jeanell 242 McDonald, John Rodger 196 McEathern, Michael 86, 242 McEwen, Sylvester 230 McGee, Debby 230 McDuffie, Yolanda Yvonne 186 McGee, Mrs. Alma 270 McGee, Ted 242 McGee, Andrew Jackson 138, 186 McGehee, David Baker 196 221 McGlanu'y, Mike 39, 50, 57, 60, 135, 139, 230 McGlaun, Bobby 126, 230 McGowan, Mark 139, 242 McGraw, Elise 143, 230 Page, Bobby 243 McGraw, Russell Howard 186 McGuire, Phyllis 115, 230 McKay, Charles 242 McKemie, Barbara 242 McKoon, Jimmy 50, 63, 99, 230 McKnight, Brian 86, 242 McKnight, Patricia Ann 96 186 McLean, Polly 139, 242 McLendon, Karen 214 McMath, Trussel, and Turner 265 McNair, .loo 43, 50, 53, 72, 121, 135, Meacham, Debbie 138, 230 Meadors, Missy 125, 242 Mendenhall, Julie 129, 214 Mercer, Richard 139, 242 Merritt, Mark 63, 230 Messer, Danny 230 Metcalf 's Inc. 275 Metcalf, Mrs. Alice 70, 96, 165 Metcalf, James Crawford 23, 44, 46, 49 108, 121, 128, 134, 170, 186, 268, 275 Meyer, Alvin 214 Meyers, Ira 214, 274 Parsons Middlebrooks, Nancy 129, 146, 214 Middlebrooks, Mrs. Blanche 158 Miles, Marie 121, 143, 186 Miley, Phillip 230 Milford, Gregory 142, 214 Miller, Barbara 230 Milner, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Mills, J Debra Chris 186 Craig 47, 119, 222, 230 Emile 138, 242 Miss Jean 131, 166 Mrs. Pat 148, 149, 166 Roger 230 oe 63, 116, 215 Mims, J erame 221 Minggia, Mitchell, Mitchell, Mitchell, Mitchell, Mitchell, Mitchell, Mitchell Mitchell Mitchell Mitchell David 245 Mrs. Carolyn 156 Don 107, 215, 242 Donald 215 Mrs. Geraldine 166 Gregory 221 Gwendolyn 141, 230 Jeanie 236, 242, 268 Jeannette 242 Robert Alan 186 Wendolyn 230 Mize, J.B. Construction Co. 254 Mobley, Linda Gail 17, 138, 140, 186 Mock, David Curtis 50 Mock, Marilyn 242 Mock, Pamela Ann 186 Molnar, Mack 93, 242 Molnar, Marie 230 Molnar, Suzanne 48, 130, 138, 215 Molnar, Tim 242 Moncrief, Dick 106, 230 Monk, Jim 106, 230 Monogramming Co. 263 Monroe, J anean 230 Mons, Grady 63, 221 Moore, Angelia 230 Moore, Charlee 242 Moore, Delando 245 Moore, Lynn 230 Moore Pam 108 215 Moore: Willie Lee 121, 142, 186 Moralco Engraving 255 186 , 71, 107, Mosley, Mr, George 154 Moses, Emma 124, 230 Moses, Joseph 242 Moses, Tommy 245 Moskowitz, David 37, 48, 115, 145, 242 Motos, Mrs. Barbara 146, 166 Motlos, Mr. Jimmy 166 Moyer, Keith 242 Mueller, Fritz 242 Mullin, Ann 242 Mullin, Margaret Rawls 186 Murdock, Marleen 115, 215 Murk, Hal 117, 215 Murphy, Audie 230 Murphy, John 50, 63, 230 Murphy, Jenny 242 Murphy, Patricia Lynn 115, 143, 146, Murphy Pharmacy 270 Murrah, Mrs. Ann 36, 46, 49, 166, 237 Murrah, Mr. E.P. 262 Murrah, Eddie 106, 108, 230 Murray, Jesse 63, 78, 80, 82, 97, 235 Murray, Phyllis 242 Myers, Steve 126, 242 Myrick, Susan 115, 138, 242 Myrick, Tripp 215 N Nahley, Mitch 26, 138, 242 Nathan, Veranda 215 Neal, Jon Steven 138, 140, 186 Neil's Sports Shop 261 Nelms, Marcia 143, 242 Nelson, Mr. Douglas 267 Nelson, Greg 23, 215 Nelson, Mr. John 158 Nelson, Richard Keith 22, 50, 56, 62, 72, 136, 186 Nelson, Sgt. 109, 166 Nesbitt, Elois 242 Nettles, Ceclia 230 Neuren, Cathy Sue 121, 133, 143, 146, 268 Neuren, Michael 134, 242 Newberry, Derrell Eugene 186 Newman, Ronald 215 Nicas, Buddy 65, 86, 242 Nicholson, Pam 139, 242 Nitchor, Emil 230 Nix, Becky 129, 215 Nix, Kay 215 Nix, Romona 125, 242 Noble, Johnny 242 Nobles, Billy 85, 242 Noell, Charles 215 Norman, Alan 72, 73, 215, 265 Norman St Storey Floor Covering 265 Norman, Susan 230, 265 Norrell, Lynn 243 Norris Body Works 255 Norsworthy, Teresa 243 Norwood, Mabel Marie 46, 121, 186 Nunley, Monika 215 Nunley, Pamela 131, 186 O 186 73, 135, 170, 186, Oliver, Ozie 186 Oliver, Patsy 215 Opelek, Janice 168 oniz, Ivy 129, 130, 215 O'Shields, Mr. Kenneth 63, 86, 96, 135 Owens, Cindy 121, 126, 189 Owens, Deborah Joyce 189 Owens, Jimmy 107, 216 Owens, Joye 117, 231 P Page, Gary Lynn 189 Pair, Pam 208 Pant-a-Rama 273 Pappagallo 248, 249 Paradine, Laura Jane 143, 221 Parham, Dorathea Jean 243 Parham, Juanita 243 Parker, Allen 48, 138, 216 Parker, Cathy 243 Parker, Diane Marie 189 , 166,204 Parker, Judy 123, 124, 125, 216 Parker, Parker, Parker, Kathy 41, 204, 216 Keith 243 Laura 125, 243 Parker, Mary Beth 143, 231 , Benji 243 Pastuszynski, Debra 189 Pate, Gina 216 Pate, Mr. Sam 167, 222 Pate, Vicki 216 Patrick, Steven Jerome 189 Patterson, John Frederick 121, 189 Patterson, Kenneth Allen 189 Patterson, Mike 216 Payne, Arlee 141, 189 Payne, Charlie 115, 134, 231 Payne, Juanita 142, 222, 231 Peacock, Lee 41, 48, 50, 55, 56, 135, 136, 216 Peaden, Brenda 243 Peaden, Linda 243 Pearce, Nancy 141, 243 Penton, Alice 102, 231 Perry, Allan 231 Perry, Kathy 231 Perry, Ricky 243 Peterson, Jan 216 Peterson, Larry 86, 243 Peterson, Laura 243 Petruska, Mrs, Sandra Phelps, Nancy 216 33, 121, 128, 167 Phillips, Bengie 243 Phillips, Carol 248 Phillips, Phillips, Phillips, Phillips, Phillips, Pickard Pickard, Ladale 63, 231 Leona 243 Paula Christine 103, 117, 189 Penny 243 Sandra 243 Realty Co. 263 Wade 65, 243 Pierce, Constance 18, 216 Pierce Firm 85, 231 Pierson, Bill 138, 216 Pierson, Carla 231 Piggly Wiggly Stores 262 Pike, Marshall 50, 135, 189 Pittman, Fred Steven 189 Morgan, Johnny Lee O'Brien, Bob 63, 231 Pittman, Gerry 231 Morgan, SHVOY 245 Odom, Ernest 50, 54, 62, 66, 135, 186 Pittman, Keith 51, 231 Morris, B0 Od0l'I'l, Hart 186 Pittlnany Nancy 91, 243 Moms, Denise 230 0d0II1, HOWa1'd, 63, 64, 231 Pittman, Polly Jane 189 MOPFQS, Dewayrle 119 Odom, Mario 121, 131, 186 Pitts, Mr, Elijah 156 MUTE, GFFT235 Ogle, David3Z2I3 Plaisted, Keith 243 M0Y'1'lSi Glenn Cafnemn 136 Ogletree, Claire 231 Plemmons, Mickie 143, 216 MOITQS, Lula 230 Ogletree, Gary 215 Plock, Ralph Thomas 189 Morris, Llmn 138, 230 O'Kelley, Jim 51, 231 Pointer, Marla 243 Moms, Riley 230 O'Kelley, John Elwood 50, 72, 75, 116, 186 Poole, William Kglley 189 Morris, Thomas Gerald 138, 186 Olive, Dick 215 pope, Hal 144, 145, 231 Morton Machine Works Morway, Jan 125, 129, 215, 273 Morway's Service Station 273 Olive, Melissa 243 Oliver, Bertha 125, 243 Oliver, Otis 243 Porter, Alonzo 86, 243 Porter, Debra Camille 115, 121, 189 Porter, Fred Stanley 285 Robertson, Celeste 129, 243 Porter, Gregg 138, 140, 216 Porter, Mark 138, 140, 243 Portwood, Brenda 231 Posey, Mrs. Audrey 131, 167 Posey, Cindy 143, 243 Posey, John Adley 99, 189 Posey, Michael Dennis 106, 108, 189 Potter, Judith Kay 133, 189 Pound, Jere Madison 70, 189 Powell, Catherine 189 Powell, Miss Susan 39, 99, 167, 237 Pradon, Donnie 106, 243 Prather, Sherree 216 Prescott, Steve 216 Prescott, Thomas James 189 Preston, Maria 243 Prewitt, Karla 243 Price, James Clifford 138, 140, 189 Price, Joseph 72, 106, 216 Pridgeon, Sharon 231 Pridgeon, Susan 231 Proctor, William Paul 92, 189 Pruett, Richard 243 Pruitt, Reba 243 Psalmonds, Debora 129, 222, 231 Pugh, Gegomery 115, 141, 243 Pugh, Larry 40, 63, 107, 142, 204, 21 Pyburn, Leslie 243 Pyburn, Lisa 231 Q Quality Auto Supply 264, 265 Quality Press 263 Queen, Tommy 231 Quinley, Carol 231 Quinley, Cecil Lynn 189 R Raby, Charles 216 Ragen, Wayne 99, 231 Rainey, Gayle 243 Rainey, Melinda 217 Raley, Mrs. Janelle 167 Ramsey, Deborah 243 Randall, Marion Alice 231 Randall, Ruth 48, 146, 217 Rawls, Robin 231 Ray, Emery Haywood 231 Ray, Ernest Charles 189 Ray, Sherry 217 Rector, Frances 243 Redden, Danny 243 Reddick-Pearce Realty Co. 254 Redding, Lanett Florena 189 Redding, Verinda 243 Redmond, Bonnie 243 Reed, Mr. James 118, 166 Reed, Richard 196 Reeves, Fran 83, 217 Reeves, Janet 231 Reeves, Karren 143, 243 Reeves, Tommy 217 Reid Furniture Co., Inc. 263 Reliford, Hatche 231 Renfroe, Cindy 243 Renfroe, Danny 231 6 Roberts, Barbara 232 Roberts, David 106, 232 Roberts, Harry Slade 69, 116, 217 Roberts, Lane 243 Roberts, Susan Diane 126, 217 Robertson, Julie 129, 204, 217 Robertson, Wade 86, 243 Scott, Scott, Scott, Scott, Scott, Scott Deborah 244 Jack 244 Mr. Legrant 65, 72, 74, 135, 169 Lynn 222, 232 Robert James 63, 221 Roy Wilson 15 72 74, 116, 135, 190 Renfroe, Mr. E. Dewey 24,l07, 121, 152 Reynolds, Gary 231 Rice, Steve 231 Richardson, Cecelia 231 Richardson, Jay 92, 217 Richardson, Jenny 231 Richardson, J im 231 Robinson, Becca 146, 232 Robinson, Brenda 217 Robinson, Dan 106, 243 Robinson , Daphne 45, 232 Robinson, Darlene 243 Robinson, Mrs. Delores 167 Robinson, Denise 243 Robinson Robinson , Mr. Duncan 167 , Homer Lee 232 Robinson, Linda 143, 245 Robinson Robinson Lisa 243 I Nancy 143, 243 Robinson, Pete 23, 115, 118, 134, 145, 217, 274 Rodgers, Herman 63, 84, 85, 106, 232 Rodgers, Larry 232 Rogas, Rickey 243 Rogers, Ginger 16, 139, 217 Rogers, Katie 125, 243 Rogers, Stephen 14, 232 Rogers, Stephen Amos 92, 190 Roman, Norman Kenneth 190 Rome, Kenneth 217 Rosenberg, Mr. Mark 261 Ross, Brenda 190 Ross, Lin da 232 Rowe, Elaine 232 Rowe, Jeannie 232 Rowe, Russell 48, 138, 140, 217 Rowe, Susan Helen 190 Rowell, Karin 232 Rowell, Mollene 143, 243 Roy, Angie 217 Roy, Becky 160, 217 Roy, Vicki 244 Royal Crovim Cola Bottlers 260, 261 Ruff, Robert Allen 190 Ruffner, Samuel Candler 51, 55, 190 Rumph, Debbie 232 Rumph, Jackie 232 Russell, Mrs. Mae 92, 125, 167 Russell, Milton 86, 244 Rutherford, David 217 Ryan, John 47, 138, 140, 244 S Saflies, Jeff 124, 217 Salter, Mrs. Nancy 167, 170 Sandefur, Miss Barbara 168, 170 Sandefur, Bunny 218 Sanders, Jackie 124, 244 Sanders, Miss Margaret 168 Sanders, Pamela Jo 190 Sanders, Sanford, Vicki 244 Leila 218 Sanks, Barbara 232 Sanks, Deborah 244 Sanks, Jerry 232 Sanks, Michael 244 Sasser, S usan 218 Satlof, Lynne 141, 244 Saulters, Huston 232 Saulters, Mike 244 Savage, James William 106, 190 Scrantom, Billy 48, 116, 218 Scrantom, Tim 115, 232 Sears Roebuck and Co. 249 Segall and Sons 274 Segraves, Bill 218 Sellers, Mr. Jon 122, 144, 145, 169 Sellers, Shirley 125, 232 Sernlek, Robert 232 Semmes, Susan 117, 232 Sendelbach, Gretchen 119, 244 Seraphin, Tony 232 Sessions, Annette 244 Sessions, Gwendolyn 19, 120, 121, 190 Sessions, Lucille 190 Shapiro, Debra Faye 146, 190 Shapiro,Rae 244 Shapiro, Reva 218 Shaw, Dr. William Henry 153 Sheley, Steve 108, 218 Shelley, Stan 106, 108, 236, 244, 268 Shelling, Kim 143, 232 Shelling, William 108 Shelton, Mike 232 Shepperd, Martha 221 Sheriff, Pam 138, 140, 244 Sherrill, Linda Jane 146, 190, 266 Shipp, Vincent 138, 218 Shirah, Anne 232 Shivers, Pam 218 Shuffstall, Emily Alice 146, 218 Shumate, Victor 218 Siddall, Susan 218 Simons, Deborah Ann 190 Simmons, Mike 124, 218 Simmons, Patricia 244 Simpson, Jeanie 232 Simpson, Larry 245 Sistrunk, Allen 218 Slaughter, Bob 138, 140, 232 Slaughter, Joe 106, 218 Slaughter, John 65, 244 Slay, Jacqueline Anne 121, 190 Smallwood, Mrs. Betty 169 Smalshof, Cindy 146, 147, 218, 265 Smalshof, Connie 244, 273 Smalshof, Kathy Louise 49, 121, 146, 148, 170, 190,268 Smith, Aaron 106, 235 Smith, Derenda Elizabeth 119, 121, 190 Smith, Brian 232 Smith, Charlie 142, 221 Smith Smith , Debra 244 Eugene 244 Smith: Glenn 106, 108, 232 Smith-Gray Electric 255 Smith , Johnny Lee 66, 245 Smith, Judy 244 Smith, Miss Judy 169 Smith, Ken Stephen 99, 138, 224 Smith, Larry Daryl 235 Smith, Luther Jerome 66, 94, 121, 134 Smith, Mark 65, 244 Smith, Melanie 244 Smith, Richard 63, 219 Smith, Shannon 232 Smith, Steve 124, 219 Smith, Teresa 244 Riddle, Betsy Lynne 121, 146, 170, 189, 268 Ridings, Debbie Olivia 19, 21, 22, 23, 25, 190 Riesenburger, Robert 217 Riley, Charles 106, 108, 190 Riley, Sonny 217 Ritch, Benjamin Wayne 190 286 Schaaf, Barbara Renee 190 Scheley, Stan 119 Schiiman, Bob 100, 115, 130, 149, 244, 260 Schollenberger, Mark 218 Schroeder, Larry 118, 218 Schwobilt's 255 Scoggins, Pat 115 Sconiers, John 232 Scott, Constance 125, 218 Smith, Thomas Clevelas 235 Smith, Tom 219 Smith, Thomas O'Brien 190 Smith, Vicki Marie 142, 190 Smoot, Gisele 17, 138, 219, 261 Snell, Laura Angela 190 Snellings, Susan 244 Snider, Rita 244 Snodgrass, Fonda 219 Snodgrass, Joy 130, 232 Snorten, Soloman Solomon Solomon Solomon, Michael 221 , Leroy 142, 232 , Alfred 244 , Mary 190 William Frank 222, 232 Southerland, Bobby Joe 50, 66, 121, 135, 190 Southern Foods 262 Spenard, Jan 232 Spenard, Michael Gerald 190 Spenoer, Edwin 244 Spencer, Erwin 107, 219 Spencer, Paula 233 Spencer, Stephen Wayne 190 Spiegel, David 219 Spiegel, Harvey Ray 42, 45, 46, 49, 114, 115, 121,193,276 Spikes, Carol 244 Spires, Marisa 233 Springer, Janet 244 Springer, Mimi 244 Springer, Susan 233 Stadnik, Rebecca Lounell 193 Stafford, Lora Jean 131, 193 Staffo Life Food Store 276 Staley, J eff 219 Staley, Joey 63, 142, 219 Stanley, Charlie Albert 235 Stanton, Robert 139, 219 Starks, Charles 219 State Farm Insurance Co. 267 Steele, Robert 76, 77, 85 Steele, Susan 47, 138, 244 Steele, Vicki 219 St. Elmo Pharmacy 272 Stephens, Anita 219 Stephenson, George Foster 193 Stephenson, Jerald 92, 219 Stern, Maureen 102 Stevens, Kathy Elizabeth 121, 146, 193 Stevens, Mike 219 Stewart, Duke 76, 77, 219 Stewart, Steven Lane 193 Stewart, Thomas Mason 70, 71, 121, 193 Stoneking, Kennith 107, 219 Stoneking, Susan 233 Stont, Danny 235 Storey, Lyn 244 Storey, Patricia 129, 219 Storey, Richard 219 Stout, Danny 63, 97 Stratigos, John 233 Strauss, Jack 40, 46, 49, 70, 124, 149, Strickland, Buddy 72, 220 Striffier-Hamby Mortuary 256, 257 Strong, Frank 244 Strong, Jeanette 133, 143, 193 Stubbs, Beth 233 Studdard, Trudy 220 Stutson, Ricky 107, 220 Sullivan, Blake 86, 130, 244 204 Summerlin, Jeff 244 Swearingen, Jo Anne 115, 149, 233 Sweeney, Joe 106, 109, 220 T Tabor, Shirley 244 Talbert, Willie 233 Talley, Pat 124, 138, 140, 244 Taravella, Maria Elizabeth 193, 274 Tarvin, Bobby 50, 92, 220 Taylor, Alfred 244 , 2 Taylor, Naymon 107, 235 Taylor, Sharon 233 Taylor, Sharon M. 20, 233 Taylor, Susan Jacqueline 170, 193, 268 Terrell, Jill 115, 244 Terry, Luann 244 Terry, Robin 221 Thames, Joseph Scott 193 Thomas, Andrew 233 Thomas, Annie Jean 193 Thomas, Betty Jean 126, 131, 193 Thomas, Brenda 220 Thomas, Charlie 245 Thomas, Dorothy Louise 193 Thomas, Eugenia 244 Thomas, John Finis 66, 107, 193 Thomas, Joseph Brooks 47, 100, 119, 120, 121, 193 Thomas, Ken Volkswagen 272 Thomas, Mrs. Lea 168 Thomas Lori 244 Thomas, Nelson James 142, 193 Thomas, Paul Christopher 50, 116, 121, 134, 135, 193 Thomas, Ricky 233 Thomas, Sim 76, 78, 85, 233 Thomas, Stacey 50, 63, 233 Thomas, Terry 233 Thombley, Sally Dupree 193 Thompkins, Barry 65 Thompson, Amanda Ann 193 Thompson, Gail 233 Thompson, Sandy 126, 233 Thomell, Danny Max 193 Thomton, Ken 244 Thorsen, James 99, 138, 244 V Valley Fabrics 254 Valley Fir 8: Redwood 254 Vance, Tim 106, 220 Van Cleave, Devery 146, 220, 2 Van Cleave, Skipper 106, 116, Vaughan, Tom 220 Vaughn, Anita 131, 194 Vaughn, Chuck 130, 245 Vaughn, Joe 108, 194 Vaughn Lois 235 Vaughn, Talneda Lynn 194 Venable, Eric 220 V. V. Vick 258 Visscher, Mary 220 Vogel, Terri 194 Voynick, Scott 194 W Wactor, Mary Lee 233 Waddell, Elliot 245 Wade, Rudolph 245 Walburn, Lib 233 Walden, Pam 20, 149, 233, 258 Walding, Donna 234 Walker, Ervin 245 Walker, Harvey 115, 234 Walker, Julius T. 220 Walker, Linda Louise 235 Walker, Melanie 245 Walker, Michael 234 Walker, Myron 65, 86, 87, 245 Walker, Rodney 142, 220 Walker, Walter 106, 220 Tillea, Mrs. Mireille 168 Tillery, Joey 65, 244 Tilley, Mrs. Ann 168 Tillman, Levert 244 Timberlake, Martha Ann 233 Tincher, Barry 106, 233 Tincher, Steven Leslie 193 Tinnell, Delia 193 Tinnell, Pam 233 Tisdale, Elizabeth Ann 193 Tisdale, Wayne 233 Todd, Arty 220 Tomblin, Carol 233, 260 Tomblin, Susan 220 Tomblin, Vicki 244 Tomlinson, Lynn 220 Wall, Jane 143, 245 Wall, Richie 138, 140, 234 Wallace, Patti 245 Walton, Bobby 104, 138, 221 Walton, Richard 235 Walton, Oscar 221 Wangle, Mike 106, 221 Wardlaw, Timothy 107, 194 Ware, Johnny 234 Warma, Shirley 234 Washington, Charolette 234 Washington, Debra 42, 45, 121, Washington, Jackie 268 Washington, Sharon 245 Waters, Debbie 138, 245 Watkins, Donna 143, 221 Tompkins, Barry 244 Tom's Foods Ltd. 264, 265 Toole, Shaun 123, 124, 220 Tovimsend, Patti 139, 244 Townsend, Jeanne 141, 220 Trammell, Paula 245 Trammell, Randy 233 Traynham, Kathy 245 Trout, Ginger 220 Watson, Connie 245 Watson, Debra Gail 234 Watson, Ed 234 Watson, Linda 138, 234 Watson , Teresa 24, 36, 115, 236, 245, 268 Watt, Ronald 120, 121, 194 Watts, Adrienne 245 Weaver, Weaver, Mary M. 221 James 245 Troutman, Denise 245 Trowbridge, Barbara Alice 193 Trowbridge, Tommie Gray 121, 193 Tucker, Brad 245 Tucker, Cindy 233 Tucker, Linda 126, 138, 233 Turk, Jo Ann 245 Turner, Barbara Lynn 143, 193 Turner, Becky 233 Turner, Jan 21, 108, 220 Tuner, Mac 245 Turner, Marilyn Jean 115, 194 Webb, Sharon 42, 47, 114, 115, 13 Webber, Tina 48, 129, 141, 221 Weekes, Tanya 108, 204, 221 Weierick, Tom 194 61 233 146, 194 2, 133, 141, 194 Weil, Catherine 42, 44, 120, 121, 146, 148, 149, 170, 194, 268 Weil, Sam L. 268 Weinstein, William 42, 121, 134, 194 Weise, Beth 234 Welch, Mrs. Verlin 158 Weldon, Glenda 115, 221 Wells, Carol Ann 121, 133, 194 Taylor, Rum-245 Taylor, Becky 130, 233 Taylor, Bernard 65, 244 Taylor, Cindy 20, 38, 123, 222, 233 Taylor, Danny 193 Taylor, Dean 66, 67, 233 Taylor, Frankie 244 Taylor, Marilyn 220 Taylor, Michael 244 Turner, Victor Ray 63, 233 Turner, William 66, 135, 194 U Underwood, Keith 220 United Ins. Co. of Am. 250, 251 Urquhart, Bo 194 s 250, 25.1 Wells, Gene 107 , 245 Welsh, Rebecca 48, 121, 194 Westberry, Peggy 234 Whaley, Gregory 107, 194 White, Casey Ray 221 The White Co. 271 White, Ernestine 115, 234 White, Gwen 146, 221, 260 287 White, Jan 146, 234 White, Kim 130, 245 White, Laleria 234 White, LuAnne 245 White, Pam 234 White, Ronald 245 White, Victor Clyde 194 White, Volicia 234 Whitehead, Debi 109, 221 Whitley, John 106, 221 Whitley, Max 234 Whitmire, Maria 138, 140, 221 Widener, Beverly 245 Widener, Warren 50, 55, 72, 73, 135, 136, 194 Wiggins, George 194 Wike, Kay 49, 121, 144, 145, 146, 147, 194, 258 Wilborn, Wilborn, Philip 23, 66, 67, 68, 145, 221 Regina 139, 234, 264 Wilde Roofing Co. 254 Wiley, Sinatra 221 Wilkens, Thad 152 Wilkerson, Marianne 139, 234 Wilkerson, Peggy 125, 245 Wilkerson, Robin 234 Wilks, Joey Ray 194 Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams: Williams, Williams, Williams Williams Williams Williamsl Williams, Williams, Williams Williams, william, Williams, x , Amy 145, 221 Barbara 245 ,Lumber Co. 271 Chip 92, 194 Clarence 245 Z Curtis 63, 234 David 118, 142, 245 Deborah 93, 194 Freddie 78, 81, 234, 261 Gary 108, 139, 234 Gloria 93, 126, 127, 194 Herman 194 Kelvin 234 Ken 221 Larry 76, 139, 234 Lewis 234 Linda 48, 234 Linda Carol 110, 133, 141, 143, 197 Mrs. Mattie 169 Pam 234 Patricia 245 Patti 245 Miss Peggy 121, 169, 204 Sherrie 245 Skipper 76, 235 Steve 245 Terry Kenneth 197 Wanda 245 Willingham, Bert 66, 67, 235 Willingham, Edward Lee 43, 44, 72, 78 115, 116, 121, 134, 135, 197, 261 Willingham, Mrs. Patricia 169 Willis, Scooter 128, 197, 249 Wilson, Earnest 235 Wilson, Kathleen Louise 131, 197 Wilson, Katrina 142, 143, 144, 146, 197 Windham, Carolyn 245 Windsor, Leigh 221 Winford, Robin 235 Winkler, Wippler, Wippler, Mike 245 Ames 107, 235 James 51, 63, 107, 235 Wise, Gary Lamar 197 Wise, Marshall 245 Wise, Norman 245 win, Cynthia 119,245 Witt, Joyce 121, 146, 197 Wood, Chris 197 Wood, Debbie 221 Wood, Johnny 245 Wood, Noreen 197 Woodall, Woodall, Ann 121, 197 Drew 245 Woodham, Cheryl 47, 245 Woodham, Jackie 221 Woodham, Pam 221 Woodruff, Beth 131, 197 288 , 79, 82, Woodruif, Teri 20, 38, 235 Woods, Betsy 21, 245, 250 Woods, Douglas 69, 221 Woods, Johnny 65 Woodward, John 107, 109, 221 Wooldrige, Mr. Frazer 99, 116, 168 Woolfolk, Sid 142, 197 Worth, Bobby 245 Wright Associates, Inc. 270 Wright Contracting 267 Wright, Ernie 63, 128, 235 Wright, Jack 235 Wright, James 221 Wright, Mrs. Mattie 130, 168, 237 Wright, Patricia 139, 245 Wright, Ray Enterprises 275 Wyrosdick, Fred 245 Wysong, Lisa 245 Yates, J e5 235 Yates, Kathy 221 Yates, Todd 51, 63, 69, 235 Young, Andy 21, 108, 197 Young, Beth 235 Young, Tony 107, 135, 197 Youngblood, Renee 245 Zimmerman, Rickie 48, 118, 235 Mrs. Bess Dorsett, sec., Mrs. Cleo Gatewood, reg. To the '72 Gold Nugget Staff-Through the pressures, frustrations, private jokes, and many hours, we did it-together. My thanks and love to all of you and may you all have benefited from this year as I have. To our friends not on the staff who helped us with photography-thank you Mr. Pate, Mr. Goolsby, Benson Kravtin, and Malcolm Newell, Inc. Much appreciation to all our advertisers and Hawkbackers. To Mrs. Pat Miller and Miss Zoe Ann Altenburg-Without your guidance, understanding, and caring, our book would be nothing. Thank you both for your advice, patience, and worry which helped get the '7 2 Gold Nugget to press. Cathy Weil, Editor Size: 9X12g Cover: special embossed cover with my- larg The S.K. Smith Company, Endsheets: solid color, No. of copies: 12009 No. of pages: 288, Paper: Calaisg Page no.: Outside corners, Body and caption type: Century Expanded with ltalicg Body: 10 pt., Caption: 8 ptg Headline type: Century Expanded, 24 Pt.g Cover design: The S.K. Smith Companyg Photogra- phy: C. Malcolm Newell Photography, Inc. H. K. Johnston, Jack Straus, Benson Kravtin, Mr. Willis Goolsby, Mr. Sam Pateg Publishers: Paragon Press, Montgomery, Alabama. ERHGDN YEEHEUUKS