Hart County High School - Memoir Yearbook (Hartwell, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1969 volume:

Hart County High School Hartwell, Georgia Ann Spears, Editor MEMOIR Dedication We dedicate the 1969 Memoir to: Miss Betty Thrasher You have guided us unselfishly with wisdom and kindness, teaching us to use our talents to better ourselves. Your dependability and interests in school activities have led us to admire you. Your determination, sincerity, and concern for students have won you a place in the heart of every H. C. H. S. student. It is in love, admiration, and appreciation that we dedicate the 1969 Memoir to you—Miss Betty Thrasher. 3 Foreword In this year's Memoir we have tried to capture some of the melodious moments of your 1968-1969 school year. Through this book we hope to have made it possible for you to hear, and also see, the Symphony of Hart County High School. As the Seniors graduate they will take a big step into tomorrow, but these yesterdays will never be forgotten. In years to come as they turn the pages of this Memoir they will remember those days—good and bad—and will hear the Symphony of Hart County High School ring in their ears again. To the rest of the student body this Memoir will hold treasured moments of some unforgettable times of a year among other years as they were striving toward one goal: graduation. To the teachers and other leaders of our school we hope this Memoir will add to your collection of wonderful memories of your work, of students you have taught and helped, and of your wonderful friends at Hart County High. The jangle of bells, the slam of doors, the roar of talk and laughter, the rustle of whispers, the silence of thoughts, the screams of victory, the frustration of defeat, the ache of longing, the cry of heartbreak, the smiles of friendship, the looks of questions, the weariness of toil, the monotony of boredom, the satisfaction of accom- plishment, the dream of fulfillment, the resentment of restriction, the ever-growing, ever-expanding of the indi- vidual shape the notes of the movements of ones symphony. This symphony is different to the ears of each stu- dent. Each is the conductor of his own private orchestra. The crescendos and diminuendos are arranged by you. The beat and mood move to the pace of your demands—jazz, soul, psychedelic, popular, classical, semi-classical. You decide to be a listener or a member of the band. You may step to the music or idly drift with the melody. But for now, sing along with us . . . The 1969 Memoir staff expresses its sincere appre- ciation to our photographer, Billy Moorhead. We often gave him a rough time, but he understood our inexpe- rience and ignorance and gave us his best. We are grateful for his unending patience, his un- wavering dependability, his invaluable advice, his calm assistance, his rapid production, and his incomparable photography. Of those extras he gave, we are aware. Without him there would be no Memoir. Thank you, Billy. 4 Billy Moorhead Table of Contents Administration 10 Activities 22 Features 64 Sports 88 Classes 120 Advertisements 184 5 6 crmc Mr. C. B. Davis, Jr. Principal Sincerely yours, C. Barney Davis, Jr. Principal d like to congratulate the Class of 1969 success in holding high the torches of both scholastic achievement and achievement in school activities during your years at Hart County High. Your accomplishments should certainly serve as a challenge to the classes to follow you. As you prepare to leave our school, continue to hold high the torches of good citizenship and dedication to duty so that you may always be a graduate of whom Hart County High can be proud. To those students who will be returning next year, remember that education has become the gateway to opportunity. Dedicate yourselves to- ward the idea of getting as much education and training as is possible for you. I would like to thank the Memoir staff for their long hours of work in presenting this fine yearbook to the students of Hart County High. This account of our school year will certainly be treasured by all of us for years to come. 12 Board of Education Mr. Jerry Cleveland Superintendent of Schools Dear Students: Seniors, as you approach graduation from Hart County High School allow me to extend my sincere congratulations to each of you. Graduation from High School will always be remembered as an important milestone in your life. In looking back at your twelve years' work which your graduation climaxes, my sincerest hope is that you have attained those values necessary for future success in your chosen careers. As you go forward in your new fields of endeavor permit me to encourage you to work towards and strive for the highest standards of citizenship and personal achievement. To juniors, sophomores, freshmen and eighth grade students it is my hope that you will set the highest of goals for your- selves and pursue your course of study with diligence. I extend best wishes to each and every student at Hart County High School. Sincerely yours, Jerry Cleveland Superintendent 13 Mrs. Ellen O'Neal Counselor Mr. Ron Jonson Band Director Special People These people are persons with great responsibil- ities that are so often put into the background. These people are in charge of one specific part of the school. Their duty is to see that this part functions at its best. They stay behind the eight ball. We would now like to express our appreciation for all of their accomplishments. Mrs. Marilene Basinger Chorus Director Mrs. Mary Bailey Assistant Librarian Mrs. Virginia Russell Secretary Miss Annie Belle Ayers Librarian 14 Language Department The Language Department endeavors to help each student become aware of the language he uses daily and to recognize it as a living, growing, changing one. It attempts to train the student to produce his thoughts and emotions in a logical, gram- matically acceptable form, thereby causing him to become more proficient in the writing skills because he has become more proficient in his speaking abilities. This department also strives to expose the students to the great ideas of life which are important to his cultural heritage through reading and listen- ing experiences. We believe that a sequential program of study which is based on the best thinking of not only traditionalists but also modern linguists should produce literate adults who use the four aforementioned language skills with competence and under- standing. Mrs. Harriette Brinson Mrs. Mary Carpenter M iss Elaine Compton Mrs. Betty Edwards Mrs. Sara McCommons Mrs. Rebecca Mewborn Mr. Otis Ruyle Mrs. Linda Younts 15 Mathematics Department Through the offering of a varied course of study, the Mathematics Department is endeavoring to pre- pare each H. C. H. S. student for the future. A total of nine math courses are offered and every effort is made to enroll each student at his appropriate level of study. Two units in math are required for graduation. Mrs. Helen Dendy joined the math department during the second semester. Mrs. Nancy Arnold Mr. Asa M. Brown Mr. Champ Dendy Mr. Hoke Hill Miss Brenda Thompson 16 Science Department The Science Department helps students to better under- stand and appreciate the age in which they live by teach- ing them the basic principles of science, by helping them develop a scientific viewpoint through participation in lab- oratory work, demonstrations, and projects, and by helping them to keep abreast with the new developments in the scientific field. Dr. William D. Jacobs joined our Science Department the second semester. We are proud to have him on our faculty staff. Mrs. Betty Griggs Mrs. Anna Hill Coach David Kellar Mrs. Bonnie Milford 17 Social Studies Department Mr. Leroy Brown Miss Brenda Bruce Miss Linda Varner Mrs. Elizabeth Vickery Coach Al Westmoreland The aim of the Social Studies Department is to help our youth acquire the basic knowledge, skills, and ideals that will make them better citizens of their community, state, and nation. 18 Vocational Department The Agriculture program consists of a four year course of study including classroom, shop and community activities. It provides for the basic preparation for careers in agriculture. Business Education training includes Typewriting I and II, Shorthand I and II, Office Machines and Bookkeeping I. The 'program is designed for the purpose of preparing students for initial employment in the business fields. Home Economics programs include, I, II, III, and Family Living. These courses are designed to meet the home and family-life needs of all students. The Future Homemakers of America functions as an integral part of the program. Industrial Arts and Mechanical Drawing curriculum consists of four courses. These include Mechanical Drawing I and II and Industrial Arts I, which is basically woodworking, and Industrial Arts II which is both woodworking and architectural drafting. There are two work-study programs in the Vocational Depart- ment, Diversified Cooperative Training and Vocational Office Training. Both of these programs consist of part-time training in the regular program and part-time training on the job in businesses in the community. DCT trains in all areas except in the office, and VOT trains only in the offices in the community. Both are to prepare the students for initial entry into the employment field. Mr. Pete Herndon Coach Bill Saye Mr. Joel Thornton Miss Betty Thrasher 19 A new additio to the P. E. Department this year is Mr. William Thaxton. P.E. Department Physical education is an integral part of the total edu- cation process and has as its aim the development of physically, mentally, emotionally, and socially fit citizens through the medium of physical activities which have been selected with a view to realizing these outcomes. Mr. Leon Fitzpatrick did his practice teaching here during his Winter Quarter. L-r: Mrs. Bva Jim Alewine. Mrs. Jan Herring, and Mrs. Jeanette Ensley. 20 Teacher Aides The three teachers' aides are kept busy typing, mimeographing, duplicating, writing, reading, running errands, and sometimes being substitute teachers. 1 ' pH Custodians Mr. Clyde Ertzberger Mr. Prue Harbin Mr. Lester Jordan 21 The Publications Staff TIME, PATIENCE, WORK, PERSEVERANCE. These factors the Journalism class need to meet their ever- threatening deadlines. Through hours of planning, picture- taking, writing stories, crop- ping, copy-writing, copy-read- ing, and checking for last minute errors, they piece to- gether the history of the year and the news of the day involving each individ- ual in the school. The ef- forts of the Memoir and Hi- Life staff are rewarded when the fruits of their labors are presented to you— THE STUDENT BODY 25 The Journalism Staff 1968-69 Miss Compton Advisor Charles Flemir Hi-Life Editor Ann Spears Memoir Editor Each member of the Jour- nalism Staff has a variety of responsibilities and duties on both the Memoir and the Hi- Life. The Hi-Life records the news and is presented month- ly. The editorial section ex- presses the views of staff members as well as those of the HCHS students. The fea- ture section covers the light- er side of campus life, giv- ing advice to students and featuring entertaining articles, comments, and drawings. The news page is devoted to mak- ing the students aware of im- portant events at HCHS. The sports page gives the low- down on all HCHS sports. A lot of hectic work goes into the make-up of the pap- er. The most important event involving the entire school is the distribution of yearbooks. This .year the Memoir staff has attempted to compose the chords and discords of HCHS life into a harmonious symphony of memories for you. Ranny Adams Rusty Bartlett Carol Boles Linda Callis Kathy Carnes Marijeen Chapman Claire Cheek Kathy Dismuke 26 Debbie Dodson Tere LeCroy Greg Gaines Hughie Maret Gay Holbrook Nancy Maret Cynthia McDougal Ann Senkbeil Gail McGee Cindy Vandiver Britt Myers Jo Beth White Gail Hutcherson Linda Martin Where are those layouts? 27 Allied Medical Careers Club President—Martha Carter Vice-President—Greg Glenn Secretary—Ann Kotal Treasurer—Janet Little Advisor—Mrs. Arminda Hiclcs . First row: Kathy Atkinson. Karen Mauldin, Dianne Bagwell, Little, Elaine Crump, Julianne Medlin. Second row: Sandra Cantrell. Patsy Thrasher. Kathy Osley. Sandra Massey. Dale Deborah Williams, Nancy Fowler. Deborah Hendrix. Patsy Polly McKern, Joy McCurley. Connie Kesler. Donald Ford, Martha Carter. Greg Glenn. Ann Kotal. Janet Conner, Linda O'Barr, Susan Morris. Debbie Harmon, Phyllis Byrum, Kathy Marett, Carol Cape. Third row: Peggy O’Barr. Jordan, Jeanette Motes. Debbie Cantrell. Sally Diane Hilley, 28 Anchor Club President—Marijean Chapman; Vice-President—Lynn Morris; Secretary—Elaine Gordon; Treasurer—Kathy Dismuke: Publicity Chairman—Sally Johnson; Chap- lain—Mary Fleming; Historian—Linda Martin; Sr. Director—Hughie Miret; Jr. Director—Cindy Vandiver, Soph. Director—Ann Sanders: Advisor—Mrs. Chafin. The Anchor Club is sponsored by the Pilot Club. It consists of girls from the tenth through the twelfth grade. Some of their projects are sponsoring a door decorating contest at Christmas, and giving a $100 scholarship at the end of the year. This year the Anchor Club sent books to the boys in Viet Nam. Marijean Chapman, Hughie Maret. Nancy Maret. Lynn Morris. Judy Mackey. Linda Martin. Mary Fleming. Patricia Rey- nolds, Trabue Bryans, Sharon Saliba, Cindy Vandiver. Kathy Dismuke, Sally Johnson, Elaine Gordon, Linda Callis, Tere LeCroy, Susan Ayers, Andrea Walters, Joy Beasley, Marilyn LeCroy. Karol Kotal, Ann Sanders. Cathy Kesler, Claire Cheek 29 B-Hat Clarinet Kenneth Reid Donna Christian Molly Duncan Florence McCurley Mildred Bowers Susan Foster Susan Fleming Debbie Cleveland Shirley Vickery Diane Allen Ann Brown Miriam Holbrook Sandra Fleming Ann Dove Steve Brown Jimmy Johnson Tyler Verdery Claire Cheek Karen Strickland Flutes Susan Harper Sherry Denman Lynn Seymour Gay Holbrook Cathy Kesler Vickie Cordell Rhonda Mewborn Piccolo Sherry Denman Oboe Roberta Craft E-Flat Clarinet Trabue Bryans Alto Clarinets Martha Carter Arlene Bailey Trumpets Terry Childs Van White Jerry Cleveland David Saliba Keith Sokol Terry Ayers Ricky Brown Bobby Cook French Horns Tim McCollum Horace Mewborn Bill Maret Joyce Powell Baritones Gary Snow Mark Bannister Baritone Saxophone Steve Russell Percussion Gary Hicks Stanley Rice Clyde Sanders Terrell Fleming Carey Carter Linda Martin Trombones Trent Hicks Allen Seymour Annette Reed Blair Vaughn Lewis McMullan Dwaine Brown Bass Clarinets Barry Denman Blake Ray Contrabass Clarinet Tim Cleveland Alto Saxophones Phil Wilson Elaine Gordon Tenor Saxophone Jim Carter Sousaphones Carl Saylors Roger Sosby 30 The Hart County High School Band The Hart County High School Band, under the direction of Mr. Ronald Jonson, has become a major organization at HCHS. Mr. Jonson has worked diligently with the band members to make our band one of the best in the state. September 6, 1968 was a big night for band members, parents, boosters, and Mr. Jonson as they shared a feeling of pride when the band made their first public ap- pearance in completely new uniforms. Each member of the band, community organiza- tions, industries, businesses, and individuals faithfully supported the uniform drive, and in just nine months the entire amount of $7,000 had been raised and the uniforms delivered.—A job well done!! Besides the great football half-time shows, the band presents concerts for the public and student body. Practices are held every day during sixth period and extra practices after school for the football games, parades, festivals, and other trips. Majorettes Martha Carter Linda Martin, Captain Elaine Gordon Cathy Kesler Claire Cheek Ann Brown Laurie Vickery Jolene Heaton Sharon Saliba Flag Corps Andrea Walters Janice Lewis Gail McGee Ann Senkbeil Lynn Morris Ann Cleveland Marijean Chapman Captain Patricia Gaines Elizabeth Heaton Ann Sanders 33 Cadet Band Majorettes are Patrica Bryson. Kathryn Vickery. Sandra Richardson and Gay Feltman. arinets tsy Baker mnie Brown iren Calloway arol Walters ibbie Denman ian Farmer laron Rice jtricia Boteler arey Lynn Vandiver artha Sue Hembree lartha Jean Ayers Bass Clarinet Tenor Saxophone Debbie Denman Kenneth Hart Flutes Percussion Patricia Bryson Niles Shiflet Gay Feltman Billy West Kathryn Vickery Jim Marsh Sandra Richardson Allen Carter Debra Ethridge Suzanne Vollrath Alto Saxophones Trombones Mike Vickery George Hubbard David Seawright Terry Vickery Lynn Stowers Mike Sanders Gary Dumesnil Kenneth Martin Sousaphone Dana Shirley Trumpets Dana Shirley Don Kight Aaron Isbell Brian Dyer Ronnie Byrum Mike Madden Jim Marsh Randy Gambrell Jimmy McDowell Lnn 34 Beta Club President—Patricia Reynolds Vice-President—Lynn Morris Secretary—Julia Temple Treasurer—Nancy Maret Publicity Chairman—Trabue Bryans Advisor—Mrs. Mewborne Beta members explaining qualifications for membership: achievement, scholarship, leader- ship, help, spirit, and patriotism. First row: Sandra Fleming. Susan Harper, Nancy Maret, Lynn Morris, Patricia Reynolds, Julia Temple, Trabue Bryans, Karol Kotal, Peggy Seawright. Linda Martin. Second row: Annette Reed. Brenda Fortson. Judy Harris. Alice Brown. Gail McGee. Elizabeth Heaton, Jolene Heaton, Deborah Maxwell, Christy McLane. Florence McCurley, Laura Kight. Third row: Wayne Alewme, Ronnie Hunmcut. Wayne Parker, Wink Verdery. Joseph Bailey. Jimmy Maret, Bruce Smith, Flip Fisher, Jackie Vick- ery Fourth row: Debbie Dodson. Judy Mackey. Donna Bagwell, Deborah Carlton. Cindy Vandiver. Gay Holbrook. Marilyn LeCroy, Cynthia McDougal, Carolyn Farmer. 35 Chorus Officer� are President: Peggy Scott (Not shown), Vice-President: Niles Shiflet, We are proud to have Mrs. Marilene Basinger Secretary-Treasurer: Jackie Cobb, Publicity Chairman: Susan Cheek, Librarians: as the chorus director this year. Donna Hix, Miriam Stovall, Cathy Eubanks, and Ann Sanders (Not shown). Sopranos Janice McCurley Miriam Stovall Barbara Mauldir Becky McClain Barbara Mackey Susan Standridge Joe Welborn Paula Harris Karen Mauldin Cathy Eubanks Bonnie Brendle Susan Cheek Joy White Shirley Evans Cathrine Ricks Martha Holcombe Susan Reid Linda Chandler Ruth Ann Bailey Gloria Kight Sandra Connor Brenda Ayers Wanda Cordell Peggy Herbert Susan Vickery Sherry Powell Altos Mary Kate Dickerson Peggy Scott Cathy Chatham Carolyn Gaines Baritones Donna Hix Mike Sims Debra Hart Ricky Powell Ann Sanders David Cheatham Jackie Cobb Medford Duncan Ann Black Niles Shiflet 36 Demosthenian Literary Society President—Elaine Gordon Vice-President—Fred Wilson Secretary-Treasurer—Linda Callis Projects Chairman—Sally Johnson Publicity Chairman—Sharon Saliba Membership Chairman—Jimmy Maret The Demosthenians en- courage public speaking and appreciation of mu- sic, drama, art, and writ- ing through participation in the annual Literary Meet. They also sponsor the Fine Arts Week and the Mr. and Miss Public Speaking. First row: Miriam Holbrook, Belle Zora Hart. Kenneth Younes. Jimmy Maret, Fred Wilson, Elaine Gordon, Linda Callis, Sharon Saliba, Sally Johnson, Becky McLane. Mrs. Bannister. Advisor. Second row: Gay Holbrook. Leah Chatterton. Sandra Fleming, Annette Reed, Martha Carter, Susan Harper. Kathy Atkinson. Elizabeth Heaton, Roberta Craft, Jolene Heaton, Claire Cheek. Carolyn Farmer, Christy M:Lane. Cathy Kesler, Debbie Miller. Wanda Fleming. Lin Magoon, Deborah Mulkey. Andrea Walters, Alice Gilliam, Linda Martin, Ann Spears. Third row: Cecilia Cheek, Janie Johnson, Georgia LeRoy, Karol Kotal, Trabue Bryans, Tere LeCroy, Kenneth Fleming. Dale Carter. Blair Vaughn, Jeff Morrison, Ricky Fisher, Britt Myers. Jackie Vickery. Fourth row: Billy West. Van White, Phil Wilson. Ranny Adams Wayne Parker. Tom Hardigree. Rusty Bartlett. Wink Verdery, Bruce Smith, George Rooks. Billy Davis. Joe Cooper. Mark Gordon, Danny Evans. 37 Junior Homemakers Club President—Michele Sims Vice-President—Sandra Richardson Secretary—Robin Adams Treasurer—Vickie Harmon Parliamentarian—Luanne Snyder Projects Chm.—Patsy Medlin Leaders—Lin Magoon and Ann Cleveland Advisor—Mrs. Edwards First row: Debra Hackett. Debra Cleveland. Pat O'Neal. Vickie Harmon. Luanne Snyder. Michelle Sims. Patsy Medlin. Johnnie Temple. Judy Norris. Susan Fleming. Sheila Goddard. Barbara Mackey. Second row: Sharon Rice. Carol Halton. Wanda Adams. Wanda Floyd. Beth Dunn. Anita McMullen. Sally Dyar. Jackie Jones. Debbie Moore. Debbie Denman. Sandie Mas- sey. Debra Maret. Mary Jo Lewis. Paula Ethridge. Marcia Carter. Annette Sable. Martha Sue Hembree. Jody Mackey. Robin Adams. Flo Wilson. Karen Calloway. Third row: Debbie Hamlin. Joyce Powell. Kathy Daniel. Susan Reid. Patricia But- ler. Karol Walters. Vickie Beebe, Patricia Bryson. Gay Feltman, Patsy Baker. Kathy Chatam. Janice Gulley. Patsy Thrasher. Carey Lynn Vandiver. Claire Hardigree Mary Lou Bailey. Martha Holcomb. Fourth row: Carolyn Woodall. Susan Bratcher. Susan Strandnge, Martha Jean Ayers. Gloria Williams. Maudine Hayes. Carol Woodall. Dale Brown. Debra Lewis. Jean Farmer. Kathrine Vickery. Suzanne Vollrath, Bonnie Graham. Debra Welborn. Deloris Crittenton, Barbara Higginbotham. 38 Sports Club President—David Saliba Secretary—Johnny LeRoy Treasurer—Mike Vassar Advisor—Coach Kellar First row: Ronnie Davis. Wayne Wilson. Rickey Jordan. Ralph Lewis. Brooks Bryans, Johnny LeRoy. Mike Vassar. David Saliba. Alan Carter. Ken Glenn. Greg Mauldin. Jim Carter. Second row: Horace Feaster. Kenny Stowers. Jerry Talent. Danny Alewine. Michael Risner. Rickey Wilson. Dan Yergin. Bobby Wilson. Terrell Partain. Jim Marsh. Timmy Gordon. Sammy Moore, Lee Brinson. David Walters. Terry Vickery. Tyler Verdery. Wendell Reid. Steve Atkinson. Steve Moon. Terry Bailey. Michael Eaves. Tony Freeman. Third row: George Wilhite. Mike Milford. Rickey Fleming. Alan Cleveland. Mike Phifer. Keith Peoples. Tommy Stowe. Travis Allen. Bo Standrich, Danny Mabrey. Steve Brown. Randy Doker, Don Kight, Bobby Adams. Ronnie Carnes. Allan Blackman. Hank Magoon. Fourth row: George Standrich. James Reid Dennis Wade. Jimmy Davis. Tommy Fleming, George Hubbard. Jimmy McDowell. Ronnie Byrum. Mike Crump, Ricky Brown, Paul Oglesby. Mike Madden, Tim Shiflet. Brian Dyer. Roger Holmes. Hank Vickery. David Dyer. 39 Eighth Grade 4-H Boys officers are President — Milce Sanders, Vice-President—Paul Ogelsby (Not shown), Secretary—Ricky Fleming, Reporter-Bill Maret, Parliamentarian— Lewis McMullin. Girls officers are President—Peggy O’Barr, Vice-President — Martha Sue Hembree, Secretary—Joyce Powell. Re- porter— Patricia Bryson, Parliamentarian —Carol Haltom. Mr. Howell Roberts and Mrs. Jo Dean are the advisors. First row; Debra Hackett, Sandy Massey. Debra Maret, Carol Haltom. Patricia Bryson. Peggy O'Barr, Martha Sue Hembree. Joyce Powell. Patsy Medlin, Marsha Carter, Joey Mackey. Second row: Martha Jean Ayers, Connie Snow, Barbara Mackey, Cathy Eubanks. Cathy Daniels. Debbie Hamlin. Mary Jo Lewis. Wanda Floyd. Paula Ethridge. Mary Lou Bailey. Cathy Chatham, Janice Gulley, Anita McMullan, Debra Welborn, Robin Adams, Linda Reed. Claire Hardigree. Martha Holcomb, Michele Sims, Karen Callaway. Third row: Brenda Woodall. Dale Brown. Carolyn Woodall, Susan Bratcher, Sharon Rice, Jean Farmer. Suzanne Vollrath. Bonnie Brown, Patsy Baker. Wanda Adams. Jackie Jones. Sheila Goddard, Carey Lynn Vandiver. Sandra Rickardson, Gay Feltman. Flo Wilson. Fourth row: Luanne Snyder. Carol Walters, Kathryn Vickery, Debra Lewis, Pat O’Neal. First row: Gary Dumesnil. Joe Weldon. Lewis McMullan. Bill Marett. Richard Fleming. Mike Sanders. George Wilhite, and Brian Dyer. Second row: Tony Freeman, David Saliba, Kenny Stowers. Horace Fester. Tyler Verdery, Ricky Wilson, Tommy Stowe. Danny Mabrey. Randy Doker. Jimmy Davis. Dennis Wade. Ronnie Davis. Timmy Gordon. Third row: Mike Crump, Terry Vickery, David Walters. Michael Madden. Ken Glenn,Wayne Wilson, Hank Magoon, Tommy Fleming, Roger Ginn. Future Business Leaders of America Officers are President, Kathy Carnes; Vice-President Susan Ankerich; Sec- retary, Betty Stone; Treasurer, Elaine Crump; Parliamentarian, Mary Ford: Projects Chairman, Judy Bowers: Program Chairman, Jane Shaw; Advisors: Mrs. Cobb and Miss Davis. First row: Connie Wooten. Lin Shaw. Mary Ford. Elaine Crump. Jane Shaw. Susan Ankerich. Kathy Carnes. Judy Bowers. Shelby Dove. Betty E. Stone, lola Simpson. Diane Alexander. Second row: Joy McCurley. Shirley Hill. Marie Rice. Marie Wriqht. Carol Cape. Barbara Cobb. Carolyn Farmer. Sandra Fleming. Margie Fleming. Cecile Cleveland. Gail Hutcherson, Annette Reed. Anne Ankerich. Jo Lynn Ankerich. Patsy McCurley. Becky Trammell. Patricia Gaines. Peggy Fain. Third row: Brenda Bailey. Sheryl Partain, Judy Sanders. Marilyn Carter. Kathy Walters, Susan Seymour, Joyce Brown, Sharon Single- ton, Carolyn Dickerson, Kathy Lovern. Julianne Medlin. Sherry Teasley, Nancy Evans, Patsy Jordan. Jeanette Motes. Mar- garet Carnes. Linda Wood. Ann Spears. Fourth row: Alice O’Neal. Bonnie Jean Vickery, Roberta Craft. Sandra Floyd. Janice Lewis. Dianne Bagwell. Karen Mauldin, Sheila Wood. Sheila Cleveland. Kathy Johnson. Anne Baker. Bonnie Brendle, Lynda Willis, Evelyn Brown. Dianne Bryant. Dianne Mize. Miriam Stovall. First row: R. Holmes. R. Sanders. R. Whitmire. C. McConnell. T. Carver. A. Isbell. B. Brendle. J. Eaton. R. Locke. H. Fulghun Second row: L Stowers. J. King. R. Haley. B. Hicks, S. Beebe. D. McKern. T. Moon. W. Lee. T. Peeples. D. Ale- wine Third row: J. Harris. J. Crocker. C. Whitsel. M. Wade. L. Watson. W. Royston. E. Carey. G. Cleveland. R. Thompson. FoUrth row: T. Sanders. R. Fleming. J. Mouchet. T. Barnett. S. Beatenbough. R. Bowers. J. Franklin. M. Craft. J. Whitefield K. Kelly. First row: Mr. Herndon. B. Burdette. V. Senkbeil. D. Thompson. R. Floyd, O. Brown. M. Floyd. G. Mize. T. Whitmire. J. Ayers. E. Terrell. D. Risner. K. Vaughn, J. Alewine. Mr. Thornton. Second row: D. Floyd. T. Richardson. M. Beebee, B. Finley. M. Evans, M. Richardson. J. Ashworth. L. Whitsel. P. Baker. J. McLane. L. Presly. W. Floyd. T. Pilgrim. Third row: B. Hendrix. D. Alewine. G. Locke. T. Jordan. R. Evans. W. Bowers. C. Goldsmith. T. Kay. W. Johnson. J. Hendrix. G. Smith. J. Bagwell. J. Crocker, J. Alexander. D. Ray, J. Duncan. Fourth row: M. Edwards. C. Norris. R. Wilson. D. Berryman. D. Mouchet. M. Weaver. J. Harr is. M. Childs. R. Mouchet. T. Freeman. S. Cheek. K. Hart. V. Duncan. H. Ray. W. Dickerson. 42 Future Farmers of America President—Danny Thomason, Vice-President—Jerald Mize, Secretary—Tommy Whitmire, Treasurer—O'Neal Brown, Reporter—Ronny Floyd, Sentinel—Mike Floyd. The Department of Vocational Agricultural strives to develop competent, ag- gressive, rural, and agricultural leadership; to create a love for country life; to strengthen the confidence of farm boys and young men in themselves and their work; and to teach students to cooperate with others. JoBeth White, FFA Sweet- heart, receiving a jacket from Danny Thomason, FFA Presi- dent. 43 Third Year and Family Living First row: M. Barton. S. Cheek, K. Johnson, D. Speers, P. Gaines J. Floyd, C. McDougal, A. Cleveland, J. Harris, J. Mackey, J. B. White, C. Cape, D. Carnes. Second row:C. Cleveland, M. Rice, C. Hilley, S. Jones, J. Little, G. Hart, P. Fain. A. Boleman, J. Walters. P. McCurly. L. Dove. M. Ginn, D. Maxwell, E. Gordon, L. Callis. Third row: D. Williams. P. Scott, D. Bryant, D. Alexander, D. Mize, C. Skelton, A. Kotal. J. Ray. E. Stout, M. Chapman, M. Fleming, G. Hutcherson, J. Bowers. C. Kesler. Fourth row: H. Welborn, L. Whitsel. R. Baker, B. Bryant, J. Vickery. R. Stancil, H. Neese, S. Swaney, V. Senkbeil, J. Crump, J. Cleveland. Fifth row: T. Smith. H. Stone, D. Teasley, L. Segars, R. Chitwood. L. Campbell. K. Bowers, R. Cleveland, F. Edwards. M. Perry, R. Nelms. J. Snow, J. Vickery. First Year First row: M. Bowers. K. Adams. S. Floyd, D. Bagwell. D. Adams. D. Hicks. P. Harris, K. Strickland. J. Milford. D. Bagwell. M. Johnson. D. Jordon. A. Brown, G. McGee. Second row: M. Dickerson. D. McDowell, M. Seymore, S. Starrett, C. Smith, K. Murray. C. Richardson, M. Childs, J. LeFevre, R. Terrell. D. Hart, S. Jones. K. Osley. Third row: S. Evans, K. Ricks. J. LeFevre, D. Allen, A. Seymore. F. Pilgrim. W. Roland, H. Gurley. G. Saylors. J. Hall. B. Crump, P. Harbert. Fourth row: B. Carter, B. Stone, A. Dove, E. Stowe. B. Ray, N. Ray. S. Powell, D. Crittenton, D. Ray, F. A. Phillips, P. Welborn. First Year First row: A. Senkbe'l, J. Floyd. L. Brown. D. Johnson, D. Hendrix. D. Maret, P. Jordon, L. Bannister. B. Owens. S. Stowe. B. Saylors. S. Connor, M. Lewis. B. Dockery. Second row: B. Campbell, B. Adams. S. Foster. B. Mauldin, B. Verdery. J. Cobb. L. Thrasher. C. L. Jordon. S. Vickery. W. Fleming. D. Ethridge. P. Deal, S. Williams, W. Cordell. Third row: J. Dickerson. J. White. S. Hill, B. Vaughn, T. Bailey. N. McClesky, J. Parham. L. Chandler. J. McCurley, C. Kay, K. Cook, G. Critten- ton. S. Evans. Fourth row: R. Bailey. J. Osley. T. Smith. J. Brown. R. Strickland. S. Anderson, S. Vickery. D. Christain, A. 44 Black. S. Morris. S. Harris. D. Cantrell. B. Carey. Future Homemakers of America President—JoBeth White 1st Vice-Pres.—Judy Mackey 2nd Vice-Pres.—Judy Harris Secretary—Cynthia McDougal Treasurer—Patricia Gaines Parliamentarian—June Floyd Historian—Shirley Welborn Chaplain—Peggy Seawright Chm. Music, Recreation— Linda Wood and Patricio Jordon Chm. Public Relations—Laurie Vickery Chm. Honor Roll—Ann Cleveland Projects Chm.—Marilyn LeCroy Co-Chm.—Eleanor Sewell Chm. Degrees—Deborah Carlton Corresponding Sec.—Sally Johnson Advisors: Miss Betty Thrasher and Mrs. Sara Chafin Second Year First row: E. Speers, D. Chatham, S. Hill. S. Hilley. L. Vickery. P. Seawright, M. LeCroy, S. Welbron, D. Carlton, S. Sewell, L. Wood. P. Jordon, S. Johnson, B. Baker, D. Dodson. G. McCurley. L. Caldwell. A. Reed. Second row: C. Gibson, J. Shaw, S. Cleveland. K. Eaves. S. Wood. H. Vickery, S. Teasley. C. Carson, D. Evans. D. Bowen, L. Bradford, P. McConnell, S. Bowers. K. Mauldin. D. Bag- well, D. Harmon, M. Stoval. B. Seagars. J. Bobb, C. Jordon. Third row: S. Graham, I. Simpson, R. Mewborn, M. Duncan, A. Walters. L. Magoon, E. Floyd. B. Hendricks, P. Hill, N. Thornton. J. Moon. T. Toney. A. Sanders, G. Spears, L. Fullbright, S. Temples, S. Dyer, L. Seymore, C. Timms, P. McKern. Fourth row: S. Norton, J. Btock, A. Baker, J. Beasley, C. Vandiver. H. Maret, S. Ayers, R. Simpson, D. Jones, B. Stone, B. Burdette, M. Carnes, C. Cook, P. Jordon, J. Motes. G. Kight, G. Driver, D. Cheek, R. Adams. , Forensics Under the guidance of Mrs. Elizabeth Vickery all the members of the Forensics class participate in debates, ex- temporaneous speaking, and interpretive reading. Members of the class attended invitational tournaments at Clarkston, Athens, Calhoun, University of Georgia, Cen- tral Gwinnett, and the region debates at Baldwin County. They participated in 83 debates with a 46-37 yvin-loss record. Eight members of the class participated in Barkley Forum which is an interstate tournament with students from fifty schools from the Southeastern United States. Nine of the debaters are members of the National Foren- sics League. Membership is accorded to those having 25 speaker points. Points are given according to quality of performance. Fred Wilson is president of the local chapter of the N.F.L. Members of the class are Sally Johnson. Linda Callis, Lynn Morris Georgia LeRoy, Sharon Saliba. Trabue Bryans. Elaine Gordon. Tom Hardigree. Wayne Parker. Fred Wilson. Mark Gordon. Rusty Bartlett. Joe Cooper. Blair Vaughn. Kenneth Reid. Dale Carter Jimmy Maret and Lee Woolbright. Mrs. Vickery 46 The people in the top picture at- tended summer workshops at the Uni- versity of Georgia, Wake Forest Col- lege, and Emory University. The group in the second picture attended the Clarkston debates, where Elaine Gordon placed first in original oratory. The bottom picture shows those students who are members of the National Forensics League. 47 One Act Play The one-act play received third place at region competition, earning six points tor the Literary Meet. The play cast traveled to Cov- ington to present Hart County's play in com- petition January 9, 1969. Eight schools were represented at Covington. The play presented was Childhood by Thornton Wilder. It is a delightful comedy concerning the way which children and parents misunderstand each other. The only properties used in the play were six stools' which ranged in use from bushes to church pews to bus seats to a coffin. There were five characters: three children, a mother and a father. Students in the play were Fred Wilson, Wayne Parker, Elaine Gor- don, Sally Johnson, David Seawright and Linda Callis. Trabue Bryans and Flip Fisher were stagehands and Mrs. Ellen O'Neal directed the play. 48 French Club President—Ranny Adams Vice-President—Marcia Barton Secretary—Janet Brock Treasurer—Debbie Miller Faite tu du Fran$ is? Advisor—Mrs. McCommons First row: Richard Kenmore. Kenneth Fleming. Mickey Moorehead. Mike Foster. Larry Winslett. Ted Thornton. Jackie Vick- ery, Kenneth Younes. Second row: Teresa Bennett. Teresa Toni. Bonnie Brendle. Peggy O’Barr. Debbie Miller. Sheila Cleveland. Marcia Barton, Ranny Adams. Third row: Bobbie Little. Marian Griffin. Lucy Terrell. Wanda Hill. Mollie Duncan, Janet Brock. Rhonda Fleming, Susan Harper. Miriam Holbrook. Beth Cacchioli, Kathy Adams. Tony Fowler. 49 Future Teachers of America Fun, food, and fellowship at FTA District Conven- tion in Elberton. President—Nancy Maret Vice-President—Judy Harris Secretary—Linda Martin Treasurer—Marijean Chapman Projects Chairman—Ann Brown Parliamentarian—Kathy Dismuke Reporter—luanne Caldwell District Vice-Director—Lewis Campbell Advisor—Mrs. Younts First row: Teresa Bennett, Beth Cacchioli, Lynn Morris, Lewis Campbell, Judy Harris, Kathy Dismuke. Marijean Chapman, Nancy Maret, Linda Martin, Ann Brown, Luanne Caldwell, Alice Brown. Second row: Debbie Miller, Lin Magoon, Andrea Walters. Sally Johnson, Ann Cleveland, Carol Boles. Julia Temple. Karen Strickland, Geraldine B. McCurley, Connie Timms. Dannis Jourdan, Ann Kotal, Donna Vickery. Sally Hilley, Judy Milford, Rhonda Mewborne, Teresa Toni. Third row: Deb- orah Carlton, Leah Chadderton, Gay Holbrook. Peggy Seawright, Marilyn LeCroy, Brenda Fortson, Martha Carter, Cindy Van- diver, Elaine Stout, Susan Ayers, Karol Kotal, Cecelia Cheek. Miriam Holbrook, Belle Zora Hart. Debbie Dodson. Fourth row: Ann Senkbeil, Laura Kight, Joy Beasley, Georgia LeRoy, Jimmy Maret, Jerry Bowers, Rodney Roland, Mike Foster, Britt Myers, Gail McGee. Boy’s 4-H First row: Terrell Fleming, Randy Byrum, Kenneth Fleming, Joe Cooper, Van White. Carroll Johnson, Wayne Alewine. Second row: Tony Fowler, Ken Gaines, Lynn Moorhead, Joe Stovall, Doyle Howell, Lee Barton, Howell Roberts, Micky Hillard. Wayne Carroll, Keith Ethridge. Richard Bowers, Mike Foster. Officers are President, Joe Cooper: Vice-President, Randy Byrum; Secretary, Kenneth Fleming: Reporter, Carroll Johnson; Parliamentarian, Van White; Ad- visor, Mr. Howell Roberts. Mickey Hilliard gives an interesting demonstration at one of the meetings. 51 Girls’ 4-H First row: Mrs. Dean, Debra Johnson, Janice Brown, Mary Fleming, Marilyn LeCroy, Karol Kotal, Ann Kctal, Ceceila Cheek, Shirley Welborn, Deborah Carlton, Alice Brown. Lanette Thrasher. Second row: Sherry Teasley, Beth Cacchioli, Susan Morris, Linda O'Barr, Diane Evans, Jo Ann LeFevre. Sally Hilley, Sara Wicker, Sherry Denman, Alice O'Neal. Elizabeth Heaton, Jolene Heaton, Rhonda Mewborn, Janie Johnson, Linda Fulbright. Third row: Mildred Bowers. ,Teresa Toni, Wanda Fleming, Peggy O’Barr, Bebe Verdery. Martha Johnson. Julie Brown, Teresa Smith. Judy Osley. Ann Black, Kathy Adams. Barbara Mauldin. Clara Lee Jordon. Sandra Fleming. Fourth row: Susan Foster, Debra Bagwell, Jene Parham. Joy Milford, Janice Moon, Sandy Floyd, Taska Bailey, Barbara Adams, Wanda Hill, Diane Allen, Becky McLane. Susan Hill, Kathy Atkinson. Officers are President, Ann Kotal; Vice-President, Karol Kotal: Secretary, Cecelia Cheek: Reporter Marilyn LeCroy Parliamentarian, Shirley Vickery: Projects Chairman, Deborah Carlton: Advisor, Mrs. Dean. The Pledge I pledge my head to clearer thinking, My heart to greater loyalty, My hands to larger service, And my health to better living, For my Club, my Community, and my Country. 52 Interact Club Miss Hughie Maret Interact Club Sweetheart Officers are President, Bill Leard; Vice-President, Mike Slater; Secretary, Fred Wilson; Treasurer, Troyce Isom; Sophomore Director, Ken Gaines: Junior Director, Billy Davis; Senior Director, James Cleveland: Advisor, Coach Kellar. The Interact Club is a division of the Rotary Club. It is composed of Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors. Require- ments are academic rating, leadership ability, and approval of current members. Interact members sold cushions during football season, gave the sign naming the gym Home of the Bulldogs, sponsored a Turkey Shoot, and other projects helping the school and community. Left: Fred Wilson and Dan Evans hard at work making a sign sup- porting the Bulldogs. Arthur Cantrell, James Cleveland. Rickey Cleveland. Joe Hill, Troyce Isom, Bill Leard, Boyce O’Dell, Van Senkbeil, Mike Slater, Tommy Smith, Jimmy Snow. Larry Vickery, Phil Wilson. Fred Wilson. Joe Cooper, Howard Neese. Greg Gaines. Billy Davis, Dale Carter, Ken Gaines. Barney Johnson, Carroll Johnson. David Mann, Dan Evans. Eddy Moorhead. Mike Shirley. Stephen Smith, Charles Watson. Miss Brenda Fortson Key Club Key Club President, Wink Verdery; Vice-President, Flip Fisher; Secretary, Wayne Parker; Sweetheart Treasurer, Bruce Smith; Sophomore Director, Ricky Fisher; Junior Director, Tom Hardigree; Senior Director, Lewis Campbell: Advisor, Coach Saye. The Key Club is a division of the Kiwanis Club consisting of Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors. One of their main projects is helping with the Salvation Army at Christmastime. They also repainted the victory bell and ‘sponsored a bonfire before the Elberton football game. Left: Key Club members. Tom Hardigree. Terry Ayers. Mark Gordon, and Rodney Bowers are responsible for raising and taking the flag down every day. 54 Terry Ayers, Rodney Bowers, Evans Brinson, Mark Callis, Lewis Campbell, Flip Fisher, Ricky Fisher, Greg Glenn, Mark Gordon. Tom Hardigree. Jeff Morrison, Randy Nelms. Wayne Parker. Rodney Roland, George Rooks. Bruce Smith, Joe Sor- rells, Wink Verdery. Lee Woolbright. Not shown—David Boles. Library Club Dianne Alexander, Becky Seagars, lola Simpson, Sheila Starett, Betty Jo Moon, Peggy Fain, Paula Deal. Linda O'Barr. Not Shown—Patsy Wood. President—Betty Jo Moon Vice-President—Becky Segars Secretary—lola Simpson Treasurer—Dianne Alexander Reporter—Linda O'Barr Historian—Patsy Wood Advisor—Miss Ayers 55 Science Club President—Greg Glenn Vice-President—Bruce Smith Secretary—Kathy Dismuke Treasurer—Flip Fisher Co-Advisor—Mr. Harper Advisor—Mrs. Griggs Science Club objectives are to develop in every student an interest in and an appreciation and understanding of scientific attitudes. The Science Club is open for member- ship to all students enrolled in a science class who maintain at least a ’'B’' average in the course. Right: Science Club activities??? First row: Leah Chadderton. Elizabeth Heaton. Kathy Atkinson. Bebe Verdery. Kathy Dismuke. Greg Glenn, Flip Fisher. Bruce Smith, Christy McLane, Becky McLane. Second row: Debbie Miller. Brenda Fortson. Tere LeCroy, Judy Harris. Sandra Fleming. Gail Spears. Jolene Heaton, Roberta Craft, Peggy O’Barr. Gloria Kight. Laura Kight. Marijean Chapman. Linda Martin. Clara Lee Jordon Third row: Charles Fleming. Randy Nelms. Mike Slater. Mark Gordon. Fred Wilson. Jimmy Maret. Carroll Johnson. Britt Myers. Ricky Fisher. Lynn Moorehead. Michael Turner. Richard Bowers. Van White. Mike Cole. Jimmy Johnson. 56 Science Fair In the Biology Division, first place went to Lynn Morris. Her project was Two-Point Differentiation and Skin Sen- sitivity. Honorable mentions went to Georgia LeRoy, and Patsy Jordon. In the Physical Science Division, top prize went to Christy McLane. Her proj- ect was Study of a Double Salt: Calcium Copper Acetate. Andrea Walters. Joe Bailey, and Ranny Adams received hon- orable mentions. Becky McLane won first place in the Junior Division with the project Are Ants Sensitive to Color? Lanette Thrasher and Marie Bannister received honorable mentions. 57 Student Leaders Council President—Lynn Morris Secretary—Julia Temple Treasurer—Patricia Reynolds The Student Leaders Council is composed of elected presi- dents and captains of school classes, clubs, and teams. During a school year this organization coordinates activities con- cerning the entire student body. One of its major projects each year is cooperation with the Futyre Teachers of America in making and carrying out plans for American Education Week. The picture at the left shows students and parents at Open House. First row: Dianne Alexander. Michele Sims. Katheryn Vickery. Peggy O'Barr. Patricia Reynolds, Lynn Morris, Julia Temple, Elaine Gordon, Susan Ankerich. Second row: Ranny Adams, Joe Cooper, Nancy Maret, Marilyn LeCroy, Georgia leRoy, JoBeth White, Linda Martin, Mary Fleming, Ann Kotal, Debra Bagwell, Marijean Chapman, Susan Ayers, Ann Spears, Martha Carter, Fred Wil- son. Third row: Flip Fisher, Charles Fleming, Mickey Hillard, Bill Leard, Howard Neese, Wink Verdery, Mike Slater, Greg Glenn, gg Boyce O'Dell, Phil Wilson. Special Service Workers Top left: Fire Marshall —Howard Neese. Bruce Smith, Wink Verdery, Van Senkbeil, Flip Fisher, Bill Leard, Jerry Strick- land. Randy Nelms. Mike Slater, Hugh Stone, and Stan Sanders. Middle left: Lunchroom workers—Roger Bratcher. Elaine Speers. Charleen Gibson, Jo Ann Hall. Bottom left: Store Worker —Terry Ayers and Carl Saylors. Top right: Dance Committee—Susan Ankerich, June Taylor, Marcia Barton, Judy Harris, Elaine Stout, Lynn Morris. Flip Fisher. Tom Hardigree. Boyce O'Dell, Greg Glenn, Troyce Isom. Fred Wilson. Middle right: Coke worker —Jerald Mize. Terry Freeman, Tommy Whitmire. Bottom right: Office Workers—Van Senkbeil. Gloria Hart, Sandra Floyd. June Floyd. Janice Lewis, Billy Burdette, Janet Little, Betty Stone. Ann Boleman, Dianne Bryant, Cammila Skelton. Joyce Walters, Polly McKern, Janet Bryson. Dianne Mize, Kathy Johnson. 59 VICA Frank Morris gives an interesting program at one of the VICA meetings. Officers are President—Boyce O’Dell, Vice-President— Judy Mackey, Secretary—James Cleveland, Treasurer— Tony Welborn, Reporter—Steve Swaney, Parliamentarian —Troyce Isom, Advisor—Mr. Cobb. First row: Eddie Adams. Larry Wood. Charles Fleming. Troyce Isom, Tony Welborn. Boyce O'Dell, Judy Mackey. James Cleve- land. Janet Shaw, Connie Kesler, Janet Cordell, Phyllis Cantrell. Second row: Danny Graham, Donald Teasley. Darrell Hart. Johnny Johnson. Sybil Graham, Betty Hendrix. Diane Speers. Janet Cobb. Judy Daniel. Janie Lee Holmes. Stan Sanders. Jimmy Moore, Edgar Boles. Larry Sanders. Ben Findley. Third row: Joe Stovall. Ricky Moorehead. Jerry Strickland. Alan Powell, Gene Brown. George Bowers. Junior Vickery. Tommy Smith. Danny Osborne. George Goode. Dennis King. Michael Childs. Bobby Robin- son, Louis Taylor. Fourth row: Ronald Baker. Dennis Harris. Howard Welborn, David Teasley. Clay Medlin, Jackie Vickery, Mike Floyd. Ronny Floyd, Greg Brown. Tommy Rowland, Ray McGill. 60 Hi-Y President—Mike Slater, Vice-President—Tom Hardigree, Secretary—Jimmy Maret. Chaplain—Boyce O’Dell, Treas- urer—Van Senkbeil, Community Projects Chairman—Ricky Fisher, School Projects Chairman—Mark Gordon, Ad- visor—Mr. L. Brown. First row: Ranny Adams. Troyce Isom, Tom Hardigree, Boyce O'Dell. Mike Slater. Van Senkbeil. Jimmy Maret, Ricky Fisher. Mr. Brown, Billy West. Second row: Britt Myers. Dan Evans. Alfonzo Ham, Chip White, George Ertzberger. Lee Barton, Joe Cooper, Mark Gordon, Mike Perry. Jeff Morrison, Mark Burns. Micky Hillard, Billy Davis, Van White, Terrell Fleming. Mark Bannister. Dale Carter. 61 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y President—Marilyn LeCroy Vice-President—June Taylor Secretary—Peggy Seawright Treasurer—Donna Bagwell Chaplain—Deborah Carlton School Projects Chairman—Dianne Bagwell Publicity Chairman—Alice Brown World Service Chairman—Eleanor Sewell Community Projects Chairman—Ann Sanders Advisor—Mrs. Brinson First row: Dianne Bagwell, Alice Brown, Deborah Carlton, June Taylor, Marilyn LeCroy. Peggy Seawright. Eleanor Sewell, Ann Sanders. Donna Bagwell, Lynda Chandler. Second row: Jean Parham, Patsy Rice. Claire Cheek. Miriam Stovall, Karen Strickland, Gail Spears, Kathy Osley, Beth Cacchioli, Leah Chadderton, Clara Lee Jordon. Debbie Miller, Annette Reed, Miriam Holbrook, Chris Jordon. Susan Harper, Cathy Maret, Karen Mauldin, Carolyn Farmer. Third row: Bebe Verdery, Teresa Toney, Sandra Fleming, Cecelia Cheek. Debra Adams, Georgia LeRoy, Karol Kotal, Joy Milford. Anne Black. Susan Vickery, Julie Brown, Sandy Floyd, Kathy Adams. Sandra Anderson. Fourth row: Jackie Cobb. Barbara Mauldin, Shirley Vickery, Barbara Adams, Judy Osley, Teresa Smith, Martha Johnson. Taska Bailey, Lanette Thrasher, Nancy McLeskey, Lynne Bannister, Debbie Marett, Debra Bagwell, Susan Foster. Fifth row: Gloria Kight, Laura Kight, Teresa Bennett. 62 Senior Tri-Hi-Y President—Julia Temple Vice-President—JoBeth White Secretary—Ann Spears Treasurer—Carol Bo es Chaplain—Janet Little School Projects Chairman—Gay Holbrook Community Projects Chairman—Gail McGee World Service Chairman—-Joyce Walters Advisor—Mrs. Hill The purpose of the Y-Clubs is to create, maintain, and extend throughout home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. First row: Laurie Vickery, Joyce Walters, Carol Boles, JoBeth White. Ann Spears, Julia Temple, Gay Holbrook, Gail McGee. Janet Little. Jolene Heaton. Second row: Sheila Cleveland. Patricia Gaines. Cynthia McDougal, June Floyd. Susan Cheek. Becky Tramwell. Kathy Atkinson, Dianne Alexander, Donna Vickery, Melinda Ginn, Marcia Barton. Rhonda Mewborn. Deborah Maxwell, LaRita Dove, Carol Cape. 63 Miss Homecoming Miss Gloria Hart Homecoming Court—I to r: Gloria Hart, Ann Brown, Mary Fleming. Judy Ray, Judy Mackey. Miss Bulldog Miss Ann Brown Wink Verdery—Co-Captain Miss Bulldog Howard Neese Co-Captain 67 Seniors and Their Sponsors MARY and WINK LINDA and BILLY CATHY and GREG JANICE and BILL LYNN and JOE PATRICIA and RODNEY Superlatives Each year the Senior Class elects as Superlatives students who have been outstanding in scholarship, leadership, citizenship, and service to their class and school. •' V™ i ■ ■' •. Miss Lynn Morris Wink Verdery Best Citizens ’69 Each year a senior girl and boy are awarded the Best Citizen medal by the D.A.R. in cooperation with the school. The Senior Class and faculty used the following criteria to select these students to receive the coveted award: DEPENDABILITY SERVICE LEADERSHIP PATRIOTISM Lynn Morris and Wink Verdery Ideals Wink Verdery Sophomores—Donna Bagwell. Karol Kotal. and Joe Sorrells Juniors—Kathy Dismuke and Evans Brinson 80 Beauty Revue 1969 On the evening of January 18, 1969, forty-five girls competed for the title of Miss Hart County High. Miss Susan Ayers was chosen as queen. Mr. Flip Fisher, President of the Senior Class of 1969, served as master of ceremonies. Miss Peggy Seawright Miss Gail McGee Miss Judy Mackey Miss Andrea Walters The Court, I. to r.: Miss Judy Maclcey, Miss Gail McGee Queen—Miss Susan Ayers, Miss Peggy Seawright. Mis Andrea Walters. . Margie Fleming and her alternate. Jolene Heaton represented HCHS in typing at the literary meet. Kathy Carnes and her alternate. Debra Maxwell, were shorthand contestants. JoBeth White represented HCHS in Home Economics. Other students represented the school in girls' trio, boys quartet, girl s and boy s solo, piano solo, boy s typing, and girl's and boy's declamation. These students made all A's the first semester: 8th grade: Patsy Baker. Debra Cleveland. Gay Feltman, Lewis McMullan. Bill Maret Luanne Snyder. Michele Sims, Tyler Verdery, Johnny Temple: 9th grade: Ann Black. Donna Christain. Susan Harris, Martha Johnson. Lanette Thrasher. Bebe Verdery. Shirley Vickery: I Ith grade: Sally Johnson. Gail McGee; 12th grade: Brenda Fortson. Judy Mackey. Nancy Maret, and Christy McLane. Flip Fisher. Star Student, chose as his Star Teacher Coach Saye. 84 • -f Christy McLane represented HCHS at the 1968 Governor’s Honors Program at Wesleyan College in Macon, Georgia, in the Science and Chemistry departments. These students were nominated for the 1969 Governor's Honors Program—(I. to r.): Linda Callis. Sally Johnson. Gay Holbrooks. Alice Brown. Gail McGee. Second row: Elaine Gordon. Roberta Craft. Judy Milford. Cindy Vandiver. Elaine Stout. Susan Harper. Third row: Tim McCollum. Joe Bailey. Wayne Parker. Terry Childs. Fred Wilson. Billy Davis. Greg Gaines. Kenneth Reid. Miss Merry Christmas—Judy Mackey and Attendants— Julianne Medlin and Sharon Singleton CALCIUM COPPER The Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow award was presented to Nancy Maret by Mrs. Sara Chafin. State Degree Workers in Home Economics—(I. to r.): June Floyd. Ann Cleveland. Laurie Vickery. Andrea Walters. Second row: Cynthia McDougal. Dianne Alexander. Sheila Wood. Patricia Gaines. 85 Miss Peggy Scott First Runner-up Miss Susan Harper Second Runner-up 88 The football squad for the '68 season was as follows: (l-r) first row: Rodney Roland. Lee Woolbright. Billy Davis. Howard Neese, Wayne Parker. Kenneth Younes. Joe Hill. Mark Callis. Second row: Billy Burdette. Mike Shirley. Evans Brinson. Danny Thomason, Kenny Bowers. Stan Frye. Bruce Smith, Wink Verdery, Joe Bailey. Myron King. Third row: Coach Kellar, Jeff Morrison, Wayne Floyd, Greg Gaines, Lewis Campbell. Coach Saye. Mike Perry, Greg Glenn, Joe Sorrells. Bill Leard. Flip Fisher, and Coach Westmoreland. Captains for the season are Howard Neese and Wink Verdery. Managers for the Bulldogs are Jeff Morrison and Flip Fisher. First String for the Bulldogs are first row (l-r): Joe Hill. Wink Verdery. Kenny Bowers. Evan Brinson. Bruce Smith. Lewis Campbell, and Mike Perry. Second row: Billy Davis. Howa rd Neese. Billy Burdette, and Mark Callis. 91 Flip Fisher. Senior Manager Here come the mighty Dogs!! Rodney Roland, Senior Quarterback Howard Neese. Senior Quarterback 92 94 Bulldogs burn the Blue Devils! Bulldogs romp the Devils 21-19. Mike Perry, Senior End Greg Glenn, Senior End Bill Leerd, Senior End 95 The Bullpups for the 68-'69 season are front row (l-r): Eddie McCurley. Lee Barton. Robert Medlm, Michael Turner Ricky Fisher. Jim Alewine and Wayne Carroll. Second row (l-r): Randy Temples. David Leard. Mickey Hilliard. David Eaves. David Harris. Donald Martin. and Bobby W.! liams. Third row (l-r): Jimmy Kerce. Jerry Vickery. Dovid Cheatham. Wayne Floyd. Larry Morris. Mike Vickery, and Jimmy Carey. (Not shown —John Cleveland). 96 Coach Westmoreland aids an injured player. B-team cheerleaders are from l-r: Lanette Thrasher. Martha Johnson. Julie Brown, captain; Taslca Bailey, and Wanda Fleming. Mrs. Brown, advisor, and Julie talk over plans for the year. 0 The Varsity cheerleaders for the season are front row (l-r): Teresa Toney. Sally Johnson. Mary Fleming. Captain; Hughie Maret, Co-Captain; Tore LeCroy, and Judy Harris. Second row: Joy Beasley 00 Linda Callis. Kathy Dismulce, and Cynthia McDougal. DOG HOUSE Kathy Dismuke puts jinx on opposing team. Advisor Mrs. Carpenter and Captain Mary Fleming worked together planning project for the cheerleaders. Bubblies has a worried look upon her face. 99 The above trophies were presented at the football banquet (l-r): Ricky Fisher Most Valuable B-team Player; Mark Callis Most Valuable Back; Wink Verdery. Best Sportsmanship; Coach Saye. Coach Erskine Russell. Howard Neese, The Golden Helmet Award; and Lewis Campbell Most Valuable Lineman. The Golf Team for the '69 season is composed of the above: (l-r) Steve Russell, Lee Barton. Michael Turner. Jeff Mor- rison. Horace Mewborn. Tom Hardigree. Billy Davis. Eddy Moorehead. and Terry Ayers. Coach Westmoreland super- vises the golf team. 101 State AA Champs The 1968-69 Bulldogettes are front row (l-r): Margaret Carnes, Kathy Carnes, Tere LeCroy, Diane Bagwell, Joy Milford, and Linda Wood. Second row (l-r): Sharon Saliba. Mary Ford, Patricia Reynolds, June Taylor, Eleanor Sewell, and Judy Harris. Mgr. (Not shown—Diane Cook). 102 Manager for the team is Judy Harris. Coaching is kind of a drag! The captains for the '68-'69 season are Patricia Reynolds and Mary Ford. The first string for the Bulldogottes is (l-r): Margaret Carnes. Kathy Carnes. Patricia Reynolds. Sharon Saliba Tere LeCroy. and Mary Ford. 103 The 1968-69 Bulldogs are front row (l-r): Terry Kay, Eddy Moorehead, Billy Burdette. Mark Burns, Lee Woolbright, Hugh Stone. Second row: George Rooks. Joe Sorrells. Wink Verdery, Danny Thomason, Evans Brinson. 108 Coach Ensley led the Bulldogs to a winning season. Captains for the '68 69 season are George Roolcs, and Billy Burdette. The first string Bulldogs are Hugh Stone, Winlc Verdery. Terry Childs, George Rooks, and Billy Burdette. 109 The B-team Basketball boys for the 68-‘69 season are front row (l-r): Michael Turner. Melvin Craft. Steve Russel, Micky Moorehead. Lee Barton. Eddie McCurley. Dale Carter. Back row (l-r): Tommy Duncan. Donald Martin. Rodney Bowers. Bobby Little. Coach Whitaker. Ronnie Hunnicut. Van White. Jimmy Carey. Aaron Isabell. (Not shown—John Cleveland) 113 B-team Basketball girls for the '68-69 season are front row (Ur): Deborah Adams. Sherry Davis. Annie Ruth Lawrence. Becky McLane. Kate Phillips. Julie Brown. Jean Parham. Barbara Adams Debra Bagwell, and Alice Brown. Second row: Debra Mulkey. Judy Os ley. Sandra Anderson. Mary Adams. Donna Bagwell. Lillian Brown Marian Griffin, and Coach. Mrs. Brown. 114 The Track Team for the '69 season will be chosen from the above group. Coach Kellar shows Howard How to hold a disc. 115 The Varsity Basketball cheerleaders for the '68-'69 season are from top to bottom— (Left) Marilyn LeCroy. Co-Captain: Peggy Seawright. Cathy Kesler Georgia LeRoy. (Right) Susan Ayers, Captain: Debbie Harmon. Andrea Walters and Cecelia Cheek. 116 “Autographs” 118 119 “The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly crest Education does not mean teaching people what they do not know . .. It is a painful, continual and difficult work to be done by kindness, by watching, by warning by precept, and by praise, but above all—by fexample. RUSKIN Men learn while they teach. SENECA crenr. 120 Sub- Freshmen Class of ’73 The Sub-Freshman year is a very trying one. It's an in-between year ... A leaving of the little child ... a budding of adult- hood ... a singing of joy ... a crying of frustration. The thirteenth year is a time of bound- less energy and of endless waiting. It's wanting to do all the carefree things of childhood while meeting the expectations of the upper classmen. Why is it wrong to be young and foolish? We haven't long to be. Soon enough the carefree days, the sunlit days go by. (right) Sub-Freshman Homeroom Vice-Presidents (l-r): Steve Moon, Carey Lynn Vandiver, Tim Gor- don, Karen Callaway, and Johnny LeRoy. Sub-Freshman Class President—Kathryn Vickery Public Relations Secretary—Johnnie Temple Recording Secretary—Gay Feltman Treasurer—Tim Shiflet 122 Bobby Adams Robin Adams Wanda Adams Danny Alewine Travis Allen Brenda Atkinson Steven Atkinson •Teacher’s Pet” High Hopes Next time you’re found with your chin on the ground, There’s a lot to be learned, so look around! Jerry Cleveland Delores Crittendon Mike Crump Cathy Daniel Betty Jo Davis Clarence Davis Jimmy Davis Martha Jean Ayers Mary Lou Bailey Terry Bailey Patsy Baker Vicki Beebe Alan Blackmon Patricia Boteler Susan Bratcher Lee Brinson Bonnie Brown Dale Brown Ricky Brown Steve Brown Sylvia Brown Brooks Bryans' Patricia Bryson Ronnie Byrum Karen Callaway Joel Carey Ronnie Carnes Allen Carter Jim Carter Marsha Carter Cathy Chatham Alan Cleveland Debbie Cleveland 123 Wanda Floyd Tony Freeman Randy Gambrell Dorothy Gay Roger Ginn Ken Glenn Sheila Goddard Timmy Gordon Janice Gulley Debra Hackett Carol Haltom Debbie Hamlin Claire Hardigree Vickie Harmon Maudine Hayes Martha Sue Hembree Trent Hicks Barbara Higginbotham Martha Holcomb Roger Holmes George Hubbard 124 Jackie Jones Ricky Jordon Don Kight Johnny LeRoy Debra Lewis Mary Jo Lewis Ralph Lewis Danny Mabry Barbara Mackey Jody Mackey Mike Madden Hank Magoon Bill Marett Debra Marett Jim Marsh Kenneth Martin Sandy Massey Greg Mauldin Jimmy McDowell Anita McMullan The Bullpup Spirit Boosters! I I ft ft i Lewis McMullan Patsy Medlin Ricky Mewborne Mike Milford Steve Moon Debbie Moore Sammy Moore Judy Norris Peggy O’Barr Paul Oglesby Pat O'Neal Terrell Partain Keith Peeples Michael Phifer Joyce Powell Linda Reed James Reed Wendell Reed Susan Reid Sharon Rice Sandra Richardson 125 Michael Risner Annette Sable David Saliba Mike Sanders Thomas Sanders Bennie Senlcbeil Allen Seymour Tim Shiflet Michelle Sims Connie Snow Luanne Snyder Robert Standridge Readin’. writin1 and 'rithmetic taught to the tune of the hickory stick. Dennis Wade Carol Walters David Walters Joe Weldon Debbie Welborn George Standridge Susan Standridge Tommy Stowe Kenny Stowers Jerry Talent Johnnie Temple Patsy Thrasher Carey Lynne Vandiver Mike Vassar Tyler Verdery Hank Vickery Kathryn Vickery Terry Vickery Suzanne Vollrath George Wilhite Gloria Williams Bobby Wilson Flo Wilson Wayne Wilson Brenda Woodall Coral Woodall Dan Yeargin ' Would you like to swing on a star—Carry moonbeams home in a jar and be better off than you are—or would you rather be a 'MULE'? A mule is an animal with long funny ears. He kicks up at anything he hears! His back is scrawny and his brain is weak; he's just plain stupid with a stubborn streak! And by the way if you HATE to go to school you may grow up to be a MULE! 126 Freshmen Freshman Class President—Mickey Hilliard Secretary—Shirley Vickery Treasurer—Susan Foster (Below) Homeroom Vice-Presidents (l-r): Stevie Russell, Martha Johnson, Ricky Powell, Joey Donald, Barbara Adams, and Ricky McCurley. Absent when picture was made, John Cleveland and Van White. Freshmen are starting a new phase of life, one which will help them to decide what they will do when they complete their education. For most freshmen, this is a very exciting year, a year of many firsts.” 127 Barbara Adams Debra Adams Evelyn Adams Kathy Adams Mary Adams Sammy Adams Jack Alewine Wayne Alewine Diane Allen Sandra Anderson Kenneth Ayers Debra Bagwell Ruth Ann Bailey Taska Bailey Lynne Bannister Mark Bannister Terry Barnett Lee Barton Stewart Beatenbough Stanley Beebe Teresa Bennett Ann Black Mildred Bowers Richard Bowers Ronald Bratcher Janice Brown Jimmy Brown Julie Brown Lillian Brown Beth Cacchioli Brenda Campbell Debbie Cantrell Barbara Carey Eddie Carey Danny Carpenter Wayne Carroll V� All freshmen have to learn their library skills! Deciding whom to vote for is a hard job. Brenda Carter Linda Chandler Sandra Jean Chappelear David Cheatham Marsha Childs Donna Christian Greg Cleveland John Cleveland Tim Cleveland Jackie Cobb Mike Cole Sandra Conner Bobby Cook Kathy Cook Margaret Cook Vicki Cordell Wanda Cordell Dan Craft 129 David Craft Melvin Craft Gail Crittendon Joe Crocker Kenneth Cromer Brenda Crump David Davis Sherry Davis Paula Deal Juanita Dickerson Mary Kate Dickerson Wayne Dickerson Barbara Dockery Joey Donald Ann Dove Menford Duncan David Eaves Gerald Eberhart George Ertzberger Debbie Ethridge Keith Ethridge Don Evans Kendall Evans Terry Feltman Rhonda Fleming Stan Fleming Richard Fleming Wanda Fleming Judy Floyd Louise Floyd Sandy Floyd Susan Foster Nancy Fowler Mary Ann Griffin Hope Gurley Roger Haley 130 Joe Herbert Peggy Herbert Jerry Herris John Herris Peule Herris Susen Herris Deboreh Hert Debbie Hendrix Rodney Herring Donne Hicks Susen Hill Wende Hill Well, we tried to be ugly men! Mickey Hillerd Aeron Isbell Debbie Johnson Jimmy Johnson Merthe Johnson Susie Jones Clere Jorden Peggy Jorden Chris Key Berbere Kelly Richerd Kenmore Keren Kerce Richerd Kotel Devid Leerd Otto Lee Wede Lee Jenet LeFevre Merthe Lewis 131 Bobby Little Grover Locke Robert Locke Debby Maret Donald Martin Barbara Mauldin Bobby Milford Terry Moon Lynn Moorhead Mary Ann Morris Susan Morris Gail Motes Would you believe? The short and the tall of it? Kathy Murray Carey McConnell Eddie McCurley Janice McCurley Rita McCurley Diane McDowell Donnie McKern Becky McLane Nancy McLeskey Marion Morris Peggy O'Barr Johnny O'Neal 132 Judy Osley Kathy Olsey Barbara Owens Jean Parham Danny Peoples Flora Alice Phillips Kate Phillips Fay Pilgrim Riclcy Powell Sherry Powell David Pressley Blake Ray Brenda Ray Nancy Ray Keith Reid Carol Richardson Catherine Ricks Ray Risner 133 Wayne Robertson Wanda Rowland Wayne Royston Steve Russell Terry Sanders Gail Saylors David Seawright Eddie Segars Mike Segars Ann Seymour Dana Shirley Kevin Simpson Mile© Sims Charlotte Smith Teresa Smith Gary Snow Roger Sosby Ricnard Stamey Johnny Starrett Sheila Starrett Brenda Stone Elaine Stowe Lynn Stowers Rhone Strickland Pretty is as pretty does! 1 Betty Taylor Andrew Teasley Lucy Terrell Ruby Terrell Ray Thompson 135 Lanette Thrashe Michael Turner Bambi Vaughn Bebe Verdery Mike Vickery Shirley Vickery Susan Vickery Mark Wade Karen Walker Paul Walters r Lloyd Watson Debbie Welborn Billy West Bonnie White Joy White Van White Jerry Whitfield Ronny Whitmire Calvin Whitsel Sara Wicker Shelby Williams Paula Youngblood Not Shown Tommy Carver Shirley Evans Susan Evans Billy Hicks Ann Hill Ronnie Holmes Jerry Phillips Dina Ray Jackie Richardson Randy Sanders Sandra Stowe Wayne Todd Cecil Speer 136 Sophomores Class of ’71 The Greeks named this year— the in-between—the year of the wise fool. Sophomore Class President—Georgia LeRoy Secretary—Karol Kotal Treasurer—Eleanor Sewell What a time of joy! First date ... Learning to drive ... Know- ing it all _____ The time before the fall when with humbleness we find, we aren't as smart as we thought we were. Homeroom Vice-Presidents—(Seated, I- r): Ricky Fisher, Donna Bagwell. Lynn Johnson, Peggy Seawright, and Jimmy Maret. (Standing): Claire Cheek and Mike Weaver. 137 The Class of '71 We re right in the middle of fun, With Juniors above and Freshmen below, We really don't know which way to go! Ruth Adams Jim Alewine James Alexander Jolynn Anlcerich Chris Atkinson Dianne Bagwell Donna Bagwell Arlene Bailey Jimmy Bailey Becky Baker Perry Baker David Berryman Lynn Bradford Donald Bratcher Bonnie Brendle Bill Brendle Dixie Bowen Wayne Bowers Alice Brown Jerry Brown Janet Bryson Billy Burdette Randy Byrum Jimmy Carey Deborah Carlton Roger Canady Margaret Canes Carolyn Carson Carey Carter Dale Carter Leah Chadderton Dianne Chatham Cecelia Cheelc 139 Claire Cheek Dorothy Cheek Diane Cook Roberta Craft Jimmy Crocker Juanita Cromer Richard Crump Ronald Crump Barry Denman Sherry Denman Genell Driver Tommy Duncan Sherry Dyar Jimmy Eaton Kathy Eaves Marty Edwards Diane Evans Mike Evans Ronnie Evans Carolyn Farmer Sue Findley Ricky Fisher Kenneth Fleming Sandra Fleming Terrell Fleming Alice Floyd Douglas Floyd Revonda Floyd Mike Foster Tony Fowler 140 Jim Franklin Linda Fulbright Herman Fulghum Kan Gaines Alice Gilliam Carl Goldsmith Mike Gurley JoAnn Hall Alfonzo Ham Debbie Harmon Susan Harper David Harris BelleZora Hart Kenneth Hart Barbara Hembree Sally Hilley Miriam Holbrook Carey Dean Howell Doyle Howell Ronnie Hunnicutt Jean Isbell Bobby Isom Barney Johnson Carroll Johnson 141 142 Janie Johnson Lynn Johnson Wayne Johnson Debbie Jones Chris Jordan Dannis Jordan Football hero turned scholar? Patricia Jordan Patsy Jordan Sylvene Jordan Terry Kay Ronald Kelley Jimmy Kerce I know something you don't know! Cathy Kesler Gloria Kight Laura Kight Johnny King Karol Kotal Annie Ruth Lawrence r Annette Reed Jimmy Reid Becky Rice Patsy Rice Danny Risner Steve Risner f Larry Morris Jeff Morrison Jeanette Motes Donny Mouchet Deborah Mulkey Britt Myers Calvin Norris Toni Norton Denver Parker Ted Pearson Ricky Rowland Ann Sanders Clyde Sanders Billy Scott Peggy Seawright Eleanor Sewell Ert2???? 144 Corny, shuck me another one. B. S. Ed. with a major in Scrabble? Lynne Seymour Mary Seymour Niles Shiflet Robbie Simpson Keith Sokol Joe Sorrells Gail Spears Elaine Spears Miriam Stovall Chip Strickland Karen Strickland Susan Strickland June Taylor Sherry Teasley Randy Temples Shelby Temple Dennis Thomason Nancy Thornton Connie Timms Teresa Toney 145 At this time we are halfway through our high school years. We now have two more years of learning, exciting adventures, and new experiences ahead. We are looking for- ward to more challenging classes, planning the Junior-Senior, Homecoming, the Senior Dance, and finally, the big day of grad- uation. Rhett Wilson David Wirgard Linda Wood Lee Woolbright Helen Viclcery Jerry Vickery Mike Vickery Mike Weaver Patsy Welborn Shirley Welborn Bobby Williams Linda Willis f Look at both sides. NOT SHOWN Rodney Bowers Mark Callis Steve Cheek Andrew Cleveland Ronald Cleveland Jimmy Duncan Larry Gulley Robert House Thomas Jordan Kenneth Little John Picard Tommy Pilgrim Hugh Ray Michael Richardson Woody Tucker Barry Weaver 146 Junior Executive Board (Seated, l-r) Steven Smith, Sharon Saliba, and Billy Davis. (Standing, l-r) Evans Brinson, Wayne Parker, Sally Johnson, Ranny Adams, and Greg Gaines. Juniors Class of 70 The Executive Board consists of the six homeroom vice-presidents: secretary, Evans Brinson; and treasurer, Sharon Saliba. The Juniors sponsored an Odd Couple contest to raise money for the Junior-Senior. At the left are shown the winners of this contest, Sub-Fresh- men Sandra Richardson and Timmy Gordon. 147 Ranny Adams Wayne Alewine Danny Alewine Diane Alexander George Allen Jimmy Ashworth Kathy Atkinson Brenda Ayers Jeff Ayers Susan Ayers Terry Ayers Ann Baker Joe Bailey Rusty Bartlett Marcia Barton Joy Beasley Mike Beebe David Boles Edgar Boles Evans Brinson 148 Janet Brock Dwain Brown Evelyn Brown Greg Brown Ricky Brown Diane Bryant Trabue Bryans Betty Burdette Mark Burns Luanne Caldwell Linda Callis Susan Cheek Michael Childs Terry Childs Carol Cleveland Sheila Cleveland 149 Why did I ever take chemistry?! Kathy Dismuke Debbie Dodson Mollie Duncan Dan Evans Martha Evans Nancy Evans Peggy Fain Sandra Floyd Wayne Floyd June Floyd Terry Freeman Greg Frye Carolyn Gaines Greg Gaines Patricia Gaines Charlene Gibson George Goode Elaine Gordon Mark Gordon Melvin Graham Sybil Graham Leonard Green Marie Gurley Steve Helton Gerri Hamilton Vernon Harbin Tom Hardigree Darrell Hart Elizabeth Heaton Jolene Heaton Betty Hendrix Cathy Hilley Sally Johnson Tere LeCroy Bobby Hendrix Gay Holbrook Douglas Jones Janice Lewis Jimmy Hendrix Janie Holmes Susie Jones Geraldine McCurley Gary Hicks Johnny Johnson Thomas Jordon Florence McCurley Pat Hill Kathy Johnson Myron King Joy McCurley 152 Cynthia McDougal Gail McGee Lin Magoon Rhonda Mewborn Horace Mewborne Judy Milford Diane Mize Gerald Mize Sharleen Norton Butch Norris Linda O’Barr Alice O’Neal Danny Osborne Keith Osborne Wayne Parker Can this be our Junior advisor? Wouldn't you rather be playing football? I expect to pass through this world but once. Any good therefore that I can do, or any kindness that I can show to any fellow creature, let me do it now. Let me not defer or neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again. Robert Ray Tommy Richardson Carl Saylors Ann Senkbeil Kenneth Reid Bobby Robinson Frankie Scott Peggy Scott Marie Rice Sharon Saliba Becky Segars Janet Shaw Being a Junior requires a lot of a person, but it gives a lot in return. It s full of fun and laughter. But its greatest gift is all the memories you'll cherish for the rest of your life. « 154 Harris Shiflet Mike Shirley lola Simpson Camilla Skelton Gordon Smith Steven Smith Phillip Starrett Ela ine Stout Louie Taylor Cathy Temple Edward Terrell Danny Thomason Are you sure you can’t find my name? I’ve got to get my beauty struck! What's this? The line-up. maybe? 155 Ted Thornton Becky Trammell Cindy Vandiver Blair Vaughn Dianne Vaughn Kenneth Vaughn Pam Vaughn Bonnie Jean Vickery Laurie Vickery Andrea Walters Charles Watson Janet Weaver Chip White Tommy Whitmire Deborah Williams Fred Wilson The United States made great strides in space exploration in 1968 and 1969. Astronauts circled the earth for 14 days; others headed for the moon. Outer space is losing its strangeness and becoming the commonplace to scientists. Star-gazers and lovers still view the heavens with a dazzled, mystical eye, however. As members of this ever-shrinking universe, the Class of 70 served as hosts to the Class of 69 in a tour of the planets. Leaving Earth far behind, the space venturers rocketed away for a night among the stars. 156 Phil Wilson Lorry Winslett Shelia Wood Patsy Wood Kenneth Younes Not Shown Danny Alewine Danny Cheelc Wayne Cleveland Danny Graham Ray McGill Jimmy Moore Eddy Moorhead John Mouchet Ronny Mouchet Randall O’Barr Richard Osley David Ray Larry Risner Diane Whiting Isn't that a no. no. boys? I have trouble thinking without my hair! Seniors Class of 1969 (Right) Senior Class President—Flip Fisher Treasurer—George Rooks Secretary—Brenda Fortson (Below) Homeroom vice-presidents—(top to bottom): Jerry Bowers. Yancy Purcell. Bill Leard. Mary Fleming, Jo Beth White. Expressions of Seniority . . . ... a tear of mixed joy and sadness on graduation night .. . a step forward to a brighter, new tomorrow ... an attempt to make this last year the best 158 James Edward Adams Farris Owen Allen Harriett Anne Ankerich Susan Ann Anlcerich James Edward Bagwell Dan Scott Bailey Ronald Thomas Baker Leonard Jackson Blackmon 159 Donna Anne Boleman Carol Boles George Henry Bowers Jerry Crawford Bowers Judy Lynne Bowers Kenneth Tom Bowers Margaret Ann Brown Louie Gene Brown Arminda Joyce Brown Knowledge is of two kinds. We -know a subject ourselves, or we know where we can find information upon it. That jewel knowledge is great riches, which is not plundered by kins- men, nor carried off by thieves, nor decreased by giving. 160 O'Neil Brown Billy Redford Bryant Billy Owen Burdette John Lewis Campbell Arthur Max Cantrell Phyllis Yvonne Cantrell The magazine sale is a yearly senior event. Ann Spears, editor of The Memoir, and other seniors are shown looking at the daily magazine sales record. 161 Carole Elaine Cape Martha Karen Carter Deborah Ann Carnes Marijean Chapman Kathy Sue Carnes Glen Ronald Chitwood Marilyn Joyce Carter Ann Mahala Cleveland 162 A student can change emotions as quickly as a chameleon can change colors. Mary Cecile Cleveland James Herman Cleveland Riclcy Lee Cleveland Barbara Joyce Cobb Janet Lane Cordell Carron Elaine Crump 163 James Cobb Crump Shelby Anne Dove Judy Annette Daniel Frankie John Edwards Carolyn Dickerson Jerry Alfred Evans LaRita June Dove Eldridge Ben Findley As seniors, we prepare for the future—for jobs, for further training, for marriage. Soon some of us will be far from our homes and our familiar sur- roundings. Then after having assumed our place in the world, we will, as voyagers having crossed an unknown sea, sit back and think of all that has occurred. We will muse over the history which we made at Hart County High by our very presence, the things we saw during our four years of high school: the people we met, the ideas we formed, the spirit that is HART COUNTY HIGH—the very place where basic formations of character were nurtured. But the future awaits us ... James Nelson Fisher Charles Walter Fleming Margie Ann Fleming Mary Eleanor Fleming George Michael Floyd Ronald Floyd Donald Lane Ford Mary Helen Ford Brenda Faye Fortson 165 Seniors spend much time in the counseling room browsing in the catalogs of different colleges. This helps them decide which college they will attend, and if they have already made a decision, this gives the students valuable information concerning the college of their choice. Inman Stanley Frye Levis Steve Garner Melinda Ginn Gregory Shaw Glenn Dennis Eugene Harris Judy Elizabeth Harris 166 Gloria Jean Hart Joe Lee Hill Shirley Gail Hill Sylvia Gail Hutcherson Troyce Austin Isom Connie Ruth Kesler Joel Dennis King Mark Douglas King There is no cosmetic for beauty like happiness.' Ann Elizabeth Kotal William Mercer Leard Janet Lucille Little Kathryn Lucille Lovern Judy Faye Maclcey Mary Hugh Maret Nancy Jane Maret Linda Jane Martin 168 THOUGHTS, REST YOUR WINGS HERE IS A HOLLOW OF SILENCE, A NEST OF STILLNESS IN WHICH TO HATCH YOUR DREAMS. “The Sounds of Silence’ 169 Betty Jo Moon Hugh Doug Moorhead Delbert Rickey Moorhead Mary Lynn Morris George Howard Neese Randy Garner Nelms Every great advance in science has issued from a new audacity of imagination. At the right, Flip and Wink are en- deavoring to make sparks jump from the Van de Graaff generator to the wand. I 170 The threo foundations of learning: Seeing much, suffering much, and studying much.' Walce Boyce O'Dell Sheryl Dianne Partain James Michael Perry Yancey Vance Purcell Judy Ann Ray Patricia Leah Reynolds 171 (Above) Evidently, some senior girls have decided that the lockers needed something to brighten them up. (Right) It seems that Larry needs help, and it doesn't look like Sharon minds helping! Eddie Lee Richardson Johnny Jasper Robinson Rodney Earl Roland George Malcolm Rooks. Ill Thomas Michael Rowland Judy Ann Sanders 172 Larry Edward Sanders Stanley Stephen Sanders Cathy Segars Larry Geral Segars Larry Van Senlcbeil Susan Seymour Catherine Jean Shaw Jane Shaw The sleep of a labouring man is sweet.—Ecclesiastes 5:12 Linda Jean Shaw Sharon Jean Singleton Thomas Michael Slater Hoyt Bruce Smith Tommy Ray Smith Jimmy Gregory Snow Bonnie Ann Spears Elizabeth Diane Speers Betty Elizabeth Stone The Senior Year . . . ... a year of anticipation and dread, bright dreams and bitter truths, calmness and anxiety, gaiety and sadness, joys and sorrows, expectations and disappointments ... 174 . . the year of the Graduate Betty Sue Stone Clifford Steven Swaney Hugh Doyle Stone David Louis Teasley Ronny Joe Stovall James Donald Teasley Jerry Lee Strickland Julia Neese Temple (Left) The great pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do. 175 Robert Edward Terrell Winslow Hamilton Verdery Donna Sue Vickery Jackie Vickery Jackie Dale Vickery Schafer White Vickery I HAVE BRAVERY TO SPEND ON PAIN I HAVE FAITH TO WALL UP FEAR I HAVE COURAGE TO FIGHT DANGER WHEN IT COMES BUT THERE IS NO DEFENSE AGAINST LONELINESS. Larry Wayne Vickery Ray Anthony Welborn Joyce Louise Walters Linda Jan White Kathy Sue Walters Jo Beth White Howard Floyd Welborn James Leon Whitsel Principal Davis, members of the faculty, honored guests, parents, and fellow teeny-boppers . . The Coachmen, a rock-folk group composed of HCHS students, are shown performing at the Beauty Revue. 177 James Larry Wood Steve Emory Wolfe Connie Sue Wooten Annie Marie Wright Not Shown: James Ray Bryant. Dan Richard Freeman, Alan T. Powell. Gary Samuel Rice, and Ronnie Joe Stancil. Getting measured months ahead of time assured everyone a perfect fit for his cap and gown. Then, standing in line, waiting for your name to be called to march up on the stage and receive your diploma, you realize that graduation is a very special time of achieve- ment. Senior Directory JAMES EDWARD ADAMS: F.F.A I- VICA 3 4. FARRIS OWEN ALLEN: F.F.A. I 2 4 HARRIETT ANNE ANKERICH: F.H.A. I 2: FBLA 4 SUSAN ANN ANKERICH: F.H.A. I. 2 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y I; 4 H I; FBLA 3. 4. Vice President 4: Beauty Revue 4: Student Leaders' Council 4: Science medal I. JIMMY EDWARD BAGWELL: F.F.A. I. 3. 4. DAN SCOTT BAILEY: Science medal 3. RONALD THOMAS BAKER: F.H.A. 4 F.F.A. I. 3: VICA 4. LEONARD JACKSON BLACKMON: F.F.A. I. 2. 3: Farm Machines medal 3. DONNA ANNE BOLEMAN: F.H.A. 2. 3. 4: Office worker I. 4. REBECCA CAROL BOLES: F.H.A. I. 2: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y I. 2. Treasurer 2: Sr. Tri- Hi-Y 3, 4. Treasurer 4; Science I, 2: F.T.A. 3. 4; Hi-Life Staff 3. 4; Memoir Staff 3. 4. Business Manager 4. GEORGE HENRY BOWERS: VICA 3 4. JERRY CRAWFORD BOWERS: F.T.A. 3. 4: 4-H I; B-Team Football Manager 2: Class Vice-President I, 4. JUDY LYNNE BOWERS: F.H.A. I. 2 3. 4: FBLA 3. 4 Projects Chairman 4. KENNETH TON BOWERS: F.H.A. 4: F.F.A. I: 4-H I; B-Team Football I, 2: Varsity Football 3. 4; Baseball Manager 2. MARGARET ANN BROWN: F.H.A. I. 2. 3: Demosthenian 2. 3; F.T.A. 3. 4- Band I. 2. 3. 4; Majorette 2. 3. 4: Superlative 4: Class Vice-President 2. 3: Beauty Revue 2. 3. 4; Band medal I, 2: Majorette medal 2. 3: Miss Bulldog 4: Homecoming Court 4: Senior Sponsor 4. LOUIE GENE BROWN: VICA 4: Indus- trial Arts II medal 3. ARMINDA JOYCE BROWN: F.H.A. I. 2: Demosthenian 2. 3: FBLA 3. 4: Band I. 2. 3; Majorette I. 2. 3: Band Medal I, 2: Majorette Medal 2. 3. O'NEIL BROWN: F.F.A. I. 2. 3. 4. BILLY REDFORD BRYANT: F.H.A. 4 Mechanical Drawing I Medal 3. JAMES RAY BRYANT: F.F.A. I. 2. 3. 4. BILLY OWEN BURDETTE: F.F.A. 3. 4: Varsity Football I. 2. 3. 4; B-Team Basketball I: Varsity Basketball 2. 3. 4; Baseball 3. 4: Class Vice-President 2. JOHN LEWIS CAMPBELL: F.H.A. 4; Hi-Y I. 2. 3: French 2: Key 3 4. Sr. Director 4: Demosthenian I. 2: F.T.A. 2. 3. 4 District Vice-Director 4; B-Team Football I: Varsity Football 2. 3. 4; B-Team Basketball I: Varsity Basketball 2. 3: Class Vice-President I: Honorable Mention All-State Football 4: Most Val- uable Lineman 4. ARTHUR MAX CANTRELL: Interact 2. 3. 4: B-Team Basketball I. 2: Literary Quartet 2. 3. 4; Literary Soloist 2. 3. 4. PHYLLIS YVONNE CANTRELL: F.H.A. I: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 3: Glee Club I, 2. 3, Librarian 2. Pianist 3: VICA 4; Allied Medical 3. 4; Chorus Medal 3; Physical Fitness Medal I. CAROLE ELAINE CAPE: F.H.A. I. 4: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4; FBLA 3. 4: Allied Med- ical 4. DEBORAH ANN CARNES: F.H.A. I. 3. 4: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y I. Community Projects Chairman I; Glee Club 2. 3. KATHY SUE CARNES: F.H.A. I. 2: Hi-Life Staff 3. 4 Memoir Staff 3. 4: FBLA 3 4. President 4: Varsity Basket- ball I. 2. 3. 4: Beauty Revue 3. 4; Stu- dent Leaders' Council 4: Shorthand I Medal 3. MARILYN JOYCE CARTER: F.H.A. I. 2. 3: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y I. 2; 4-H I, 2: FBLA 3. 4: Allied Medical I. MARTHA KAREN CARTER: F.H.A. I; Beta 2. 3. 4: Demosthenian I. 2. 3. 4: F.T.A. 3. 4: 4-H I: Hi-Life Staff 3: Memoir Staff 3: Allied Medical 3. 4. Treasurer 3. President 4: Band I, 2. 3. 4: Majorette 2, 3. 4: Nominee to Gov- ernor's Honors Program 3: Beauty Revue 3. 4: Student Leaders' Council 4: Band Medal I. 2: Majorette Medal 2. 3: 4-H Nutrition Medal I. MARIJEAN CHAPMAN: F.H.A. I, 3. 4; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y I. 2. Publicity Chairman 2: Science I. 2. 3. 4; Anchor 2. 3. 4. Sophomore Director 2. Secretary 3. Pres- ident 4; F.T.A. 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 3. 4: Hi-Life Staff 3. 4. Feature Editor 4: Memoir Staff 3. 4 Flagtwirler 2. 3. 4: B-Team Basketball I: Class Vice-Presi- dent 3: Beauty Revue 4: Student Lead- ers' Council 4; Home Economics II Medal 3. GLENN RONALD CHITWOOD: F.H.A. 4; F.F.A. 3. 4: 4-H I. ANN MAHALA CLEVELAND: F.H.A. 2. 3. 4. Co-Chairman Music and Recre- ation 3: Honor Roll Chairman 4; French 3; Demosthenian I. 2. Secretary 2: F.T.A. 3. 4: Hi-Life Staff 3: Memoir Staff 3: Glee Club I: Allied Medical 2. 3. 4 Corresponding Secretary 2. Projects Chairman 4; Flagtwirler 2. 3. 4: B-Team Basketball I: Beauty Revue 4: Co-Sponsor of Eighth Grade Home- makers 4- Junior Home Economics De- gree 2: Chapter Home Economics De- gree 3: State Home Economics Degree 4. MARY CECILE CLEVELAND: F.H.A. I. 2. 3. 4: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y I. 2: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 3: Beta 2. 3: Science I. 2. 3. 4: French 3. 4: Library Leaaue I: Demosthenian I. 2. 3. 4; F.T.A. 2. 3. 4: Hi-Life Staff 3: Memoir Staff 3: Allied Medical 3. 4. JAMES HERMAN CLEVELAND: F.H.A. 4; Science I. 2; Interact 2. 3. 4. Jr. Director 3. Sr. Director 4; 4-H I: VICA 4. Secretary 4: B-Team Basketball I. 2. RICHARD LEE CLEVELAND: F.H.A. 4; Hi-Y I; Interact 2. 3. Vice-President 3: F.F.A. 1.2: B-Team Football 1.2: Varsity Football 3: Track 2: Class President I; Student Leaders' Council I: Fire Marshal 4. BARBARA JOYCE COBB: F.H.A. 3; FBLA 4. JANET LANE CORDELL: F.H.A. I. 3 Jr. Tri-Hi-Y I; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 3: 4-H 1.2 Glee Club I. 3: FBLA 3: VICA 4 Allied Medical 2. 3. 4. CARRON ELAINE CRUMP: F.H.A. I. 2, 3. Co-Chairman Music and Recrea- tion 3: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y I. 2: 4-H I. 2: Glee Club I. 2: FBLA 3. 4. Treasurer 4; Allied Medical I; Literary Solo 3: State Home Economics Degree 3. JIMMY COBB CRUMP: F.H.A. 4: F.F.A. I: 4-H I. 2. 3: B-Team Football 2. JUDY ANNETTE DANIEL: F.H.A. I. 3; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 3: F.T.A. 3: 4-H I; Glee Club I. 3: FBLA 3: VICA 4: Allied Medical 2. 3. 179 CAROLYN DICKERSON: F.H.A. I. 2 FBLA 4- Allied Medical 3: B-Team Bas- ketball I. LARITA JUNE DOVE: F.H.A. I. 2. 3. 4: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. SHELBY ANN DOVE: F.H.A. I; Sr. Tri- Hi-Y 3: FBLA 3. 4. Chaplain 4. JOHN FRANKIE EDWARDS: F.H.A. 4: 4-H I. 2. JERRY ALFRED EVANS: French I: 4-H 1. 2: Track 2. 3. 4. PEGGY ANN FAIN: F.H.A. I. 2. 4: Library League 3. 4: FBLA 4. ELDRIDGE BEN FINDLEY: F.F.A. 3. 4 VICA 3. 4. JAMES NELSON FISHER. JR.: Hi-Y I. 2. Secretary 2: Science I, 2. 3. 4 Treasurer 3. 4: French 2. Vice-President 2: Key 2. 3. 4. Sophomore Director 2. Vice-President 3. 4; Football Manager I. 2. 3. 4; Baseball Manager 2. 3, 4: Superlative 4; Boys’ State 3: Class Vice- President 3: Class President 4: Key Club Lt. Governor 3: Student Leaders' Coun- cil 4: Fire Marshal 4: National Math Association Award 3: Graduation Mar- shal 3: Dance Committee 3, 4: Star Student 4. CHARLES WALTER FLEMING: Hi-Life Staff 3. 4. Exchange Editor 3. Editor 4; Memoir Staff 3. 4: Science I, 2. 3, 4: VICA 4; Student Leaders' Council 4: Typing Medal 2: Typing—Literary Meet 2nd Place 2. 4th Place 3: Pilot Club Safety Award 2: Georgia Teenage Safety Conference 4. MARGIE ANNE FLEMING: F.H.A. 2: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 2: Science I. 2: 4-H I, 2. 3. Treasurer 2. Reporter 3: FBLA 3, 4; Junior Home Economics Degree 2; Typ- ing Certificate 2: Typing Medal 2: 4-H Club Medals I. 2. 3. MARY ELEANOR FLEMING: F.H.A. I. 2 3. 4; Tri-Hi-Y I, 2. Secretary 2; Science I. 2: Anchor 2. 3. 4 Chaplain 4: 4-H I. 2. 3, 4, Vice-President I. Pres- ident 2: B-Team Cheerleader I, Captain I: Varsity Cheerleader 2. 3. 4; Co- Captain Basketball Squad 4; Class Vice- President 4: Beauty Revue 2. 3. 4. Court 3: Student Leaders' Council 2. 4: State Home Economics Degree 3: Class Ideal 3: Miss Hart County Invitational Court 3: Senior Sponsor 3. 4: Homecoming Court 4. GEORGE MICHAEL FLOYD: F.F.A. I. 2. 3. 4: VICA 4. RONALD FLOYD: F.F.A. I. 2. 3. 4: VICA 4. DONALD LANE FORD: Demosthenian 3; Allied Medical 3. 4. Chaplain 4: Physical Education Medal 3. MARY HELEN FORD: F.H.A. I. 2. 3: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 3: FBLA 3, 4. Parliamen- tarian 4; B-Team Basketball I: Varsity Basketball 2. 3. 4; Junior Home Eco- nomics Degree I: Chapter Home Eco- nomics Degree 2: Basketball Co-Captain 4. BRENDA FAYE FORTSON: F.H.A. 3; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 2: Beta 2, 3. 4; Science 1. 2, 3. 4; F.T.A. 3. 4: Allied Medical 2. 3: Bard I. 2. 3: B-Team Basketball 1, 2: Superlative 4; Nominee to Gov- ernor’s Honors Program 3: Class Secre- tary 4: Beauty Revue 4; Senior Sponsor 4: Key Club Sweetheart 4. DAN RICHARD FREEMAN; F.F.A. I. 2. 3. 4: B-Team Football 2. INMAN STANLEY FRYE: Hi-Y I; Sci- ence I; F.T.A. 3, 4; Band I, 2, 3; Band Medal I, 2. LEVIS STEVE GARNER: Hi-Y I; Science I; F.F.A. 2. 3: 4-H I. 2. 3. MELINDA GINN: F.H.A. I. 2. 3. 4; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4. GREGORY SHAW GLENN: Hi-Y I. 2; Science I. 2. 3, 4. President 4: Key 3, 4; Allied Medical 2. 3. 4. President 2, Vice-President 4: B-Team Football I. 2; Varsity Football 3. 4; Student Leaders' Council 2. 4; Georgia Teenage Safety Conference 4. DENNIS EUGENE HARRIS: F.F.A. I. 2: VICA 3. 4; B-Team Football I. 2. JUDY ELIZABETH HARRIS: F.H.A. I. 2. 3. 4. Vice-President 4; Beta 4; Sci- ence I, 2, 3. 4; Demosthenian 2, 3; F.T.A. 2, 3. 4. Projects Chairman 3, Vice-President 4; 4-H I; Football Cheer- leader 3. 4: Allied Medical 4: B-Team Basketball I, 2. Captain 2: Varsity Bas- ketball Manager 3. 4; Senior Store Worker 3: Student Leaders' Council 2; Physical Education Medal 2; Junior Home Economics Degree I; Chapter Home Economics Degree 2: State Home Economics Degree 3: Senior Sponsor 3; Dance Committee 4. Chairman 4. GLORIA JEAN HART: F.H.A. I. 2. 3. 4; Beauty Revue 2. 3. 4; Miss Homecom- ing 4. JOE LEE HILL: Interact 2. 3, 4: 4-H I: Band I. 2: B-Team Football I, 2; Varsity Football 3. 4: Track 2. 3. 4: Mile Relay Track Medal 3. SHIRLEY GAIL HILL: F.H.A. I. 4: FBLA 4. SYLVIA GAIL HUTCHERSON: F.H.A. I. 2. 3. 4. Historian 3; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y I. 2. Vice-President 2: 4-H I, 2: Hi-Life Staff 3. 4, Exchange Editor 4; Memoir Staff 3. 4, Features Editor 4; Glee Club 1. 2: FBLA 4; Flagtwirler 2; B-Team Basketball I. 2: Beauty Revue 2. 3, 4; State Home Economics Degree Medal 3: Office Machines Medal 3: Co-Ed Magazine Correspondent 2; Junior Homo Economics Degree I; Chapter Home Economics Degree 2; State Home Economics Degree 3. TROYCE AUSTIN ISOM: Hi-Y 4; Sci- ence I; Interact 2. 3, 4. Treasurer 4; F.F.A. I; 4-H I; VICA 3. 4. Parliamen- tarian 4: Dance Committee 4. CONNIE RUTH KESLER: F.H.A. I. 3. 4; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 2; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 3; French 2; F.T.A. 2. 3: 4-H 2. 3; VICA 4; Allied Medical 2. 3, 4: Junior Home Economics Degree I; Chapter Home Economics Degree 3. JOEL DENNIS KING: VICA 3. 4. MARK DOUGLAS KING: F.F.A. I. 2. ANN ELIZABETH KOTAL: F.H.A. I, 2. 3. 4, Chaplain 2; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y I, 2; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 3: F.T.A. 2. 3. 4: 4-H I. 2. 3. 4. Parliamentarian I. President 4; Allied Medical 2, 3, 4. Secretary 4: Beauty Revue 3. 4; Student Leaders' Council 4; 4-H Medal I. 2, 3; Junior Home Economics Degree I; Chapter Home Economics Degree 2; State Home Eco- nomics Degree 3. WILLIAM MERCER LEARD: Science I. 2. 3. 4. Vice-President 3; Interact 2. 3. 4. Secretary 3. President 4; Allied Med- ical 3: B-Team Football I, 2; Varsity Football 3. 4; Track 2. 3, 4: Superlative 4; Class Vice-President 4; Student Lead- ers' Council 4; Assistant Chief Fire Mar- shal 4; Industrial Arts II Medal 3. JANET LUCILLE LITTLE: F.H.A. I. 2. 3. 4- Jr. Tri-Hi-Y I. 2, Chaplain 2; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. Chaplain 4: Allied Medical 2, 3. 4, Treasurer 4; Junior Home Economics Degree I; Chapter Home Economics Degree 2. KATHRYN LUCILLE LOVERN: F.H.A. I. 2: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 2; F.T.A. 2. 3: FBLA 4; Alternate Flagtwirler 2; Flagtwirler Medal 2; Junior Home Economics De- gree I. JUDY FAYE MACKEY: F.H.A. I. 2, 3, 4. Secretary 2. Honor Roll Chairman 3, Vice-President 4: Beta 4; Anchor 2. 3. 4; F.T.A. 2: Cheerleader I. 2. 3: VICA 4: Vice-President 4; Allied Medical 3; 180 Superlative 4: Beauty Revue 2. 3. 4 Court 4: Miss Merry Christmas 4; Jun- ior Home Economics Degree I: Chapter Home Economics Degree 2; State Home Economics 3: Football Sponsor 2. 3; Homecoming Court 4. MARY HUGH MARET; F.H.A. I. 4; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y I, 2. School Projects Chair- man 2: Science I: Anchor 2. 3. 4. Senior Director 4; Demosthenian 2; 4-H I; Hi-Life Staff 3. 4: Memoir Staff 3. 4. Sports Editor 4; B-Team Cheerleader I: Varsity Cheerleader 2. 3. 4 Co-Captain Football Squad 4- Class Secretary I; Beauty Revue 2. 3. 4: Senior Football Sponsor 3: Interact Sweetheart 4. NANCY JANE MARET: F.H.A. I; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y I. 2: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 3. Historian 3; Beta 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 4: Anchor 3, 4: Demosthenian 2: F.T.A. 2. 3. 4 Secretary 3, President 4; Hi-Life Staff 3. 4; Memoir Staff 3. 4, Class Editor 4: Superlative 4; Nominee to Governor's Honors Program 3: Class Vice-President 2; Class President 3; Student Leaders Council 3, 4: Typing Certificate 2: Graduation Marshall 3; University of Georgia Certificate of Merit 3: English Medal 2: Biology Medal 2: Algebra II Medal 3: French II Medal 3: Kiwanis Academic Award I, 2. 3: Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award 4: Junior Home Economics Degree I. LINDA JANE MARTIN: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y I; Beta 3. 4; Science I. 2. 3. 4: Anchor 2. 3. 4. Historian 4: Demosthenian I. 2, 3. 4: F.T.A. 2. 3, 4. Parliamentarian 3, Secretary 4: Hi-Life Staff 3. 4; Memoir Staff 3, 4: B-Team Cheerleader I; Band I, 2. 3. 4; Majorette 2, 3, 4. Captain 2, Head Majorette 3. 4: B-Team Basketball I; Varsity Basketball 2: Class Vice-Pres- ident I: Beauty Revue 2, 3. 4: Student Leaders' Council 3. 4: Band Medal I. 2: Majorette Medal 2. 3: Solo Twirling Medal 2. 3: Honorable Mention Medal —Local Science Fair 3: Most Outstand- ing Majorette Medal 2: Most Outstand- ing Twirler Medal 3; Graduation Mar- shall 3: Football Sponsor 4. DEBORAH GRACE MAXWELL: F.H.A. I. 4; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 2; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4: Beta 2. 3. 4. PATSY RUTH McCURLEY: F.H.A. I. 2 3. 4: FBLA 4. ANNA CHRISTINE McLANE: F.H.A. I: Beta 2. 3. 4: Science I. 2. 3. 4: Demosthenian 2. 3, 4: F.T.A. 2. 3. 4. Historian 3. 4: 4-H I. 2. 3. 4. Parlia- mentarian 2. President 3: Hi-Life Staff 3. Art Editor 3; Memoir Staff 3: Stu- dent Leaders' Council 3: English Medal I, 3: Art Medal I: Art Trophy 2: DAR History Medal 3: Chemistry Medal 3; University of Georgia Certificate of Merit 3: Graduation Marshall 3: Junior Home Economics Degree I: 4-H Medal I. 2. 3: Kiwanis Academic Award I. 3. CLAY WILLIS MEDLIN: F.F.A. I. 2; VICA 3. 4. JULIANNE MEDLIN: F.H.A. I. 2. 3: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 2: Library League 3: FBLA 3, 4: Flagtwirler 2. 3: Beauty Revue 4: Junior Home Economics Degree I; Chapter Home Economics Degree 2; Flagtwirler Medal 2. 3. JIMMY WADE MILFORD: F.F.A. I. 2. 3. BETTY JOE MOON: F.H.A. I. 2. 4: Library League 2. 3. 4. Historian 3, President 4; 4-H I, 2: Student Leaders’ Council 4. HUGH DOUG MOORHEAD DELBERT RICK MOORHEAD: French 2: F.F.A. 3: 4-H I. 2: VICA 4: B-Team Basketball I. 2. Captain 2: Varsity Bas- ketball 3: Track 2. 3. 4: Region High Jump Medal 2: State Trackmeet 2, 3: 1st Place Medal—Jefferson Relay 3: Mile Relay Medal 3. MARY LYNN MORRIS: F.H.A. I. 2: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y I. 2. World Service Chair- man 2: Beta 2. 3. 4. Publicity Chairman 3. Vice-President 4; Anchor 3, 4. Junior Director 3. Vice-President 4: Demosthe- nian 2. 3. Publicity Chairman 3: F.T.A. 4: Novice Debate Team I. 2: Varsity De- bate Team 3. 4: Flagtwirler 2. 3. 4, Captain 4: Superlative 4: Girls' State 3: Nominee to Governor’s Honors Pro- gram 3: Class Treasurer 3; Beauty Revue 3. 4; Student Leaders' Council 4, Presi- dent 4: University of Georgia Certifi- cate of Merit 3: Graduation Marshall 3: Senior Football Sponsor 3. 4: 3rd Place American Legion Oratorical Con- test 2, 3: 3rd Place Girls’ Essay—Region Literary Meet 3: Dance Committee 4; Flagtwirler Medal 2. 3: DAR Best Citi- zen Award 4: National Forensics League 3, 4. Vice-President 4: Class Ideal 4. GEORGE HOWARD NEESE: Interact 3. 4: B-Team Football I, 2: Varsity Foot- ball 3. 4. Captain 4: B-Team Basketball I. 2: Varsity Basketball 3; Track 2. 3. 4: Superlative 4: Student Leaders' Coun- cil 4; Fire Marshal 4: Most Valuable B-Team Football Player Award 2: Golden Helmet Award 4. RANDY GARNER NELMS: F.H.A. 4; Science 2. 3. 4: French I. 2: Key 3. 4; 4-H I: Band I: Fire Marshal 4. WAKE BOYCE O DELL: Hi-Y 4. Chap- lain 4: Interact 2. 3. 4: F.F.A. I: VICA 3. 4. President 4: B-Team Football I, 2: Student Leaders' Council 4: Dance Com- mittee 4. SHERYL DIANNE PARTAIN: FBLA 4; Bookkeeping Medal 3: Office Worker 2. 3. JAMES MICHAEL PERRY: F.H.A. 4- Hi-Y I. 2. 3. 4: 4-H I: B-Team Football I. 2: Varsity Football 3. 4: Track 4: Base- ball 4. ALAN TINSLEY POWELL: French 2: Baseball Manager I; Class Vice-Presi- dent I. YANCEY VANCE PURCELL: Hi-Y I. 2: 4-H I; Band I. 2: B-Team Football I; Track 2: Class Treasurer I; Class Vice- President 4; Class President 2: Student Leaders' Council 2. JUDY ANN RAY: F.H.A. I. 2. 4: Class Vice-President 3; Miss HCHS 2. PATRICIA LEAH REYNOLDS: F.H.A. 1. 2. 3. 4: Beta 2. 3. 4. Secretary 3. President 4; Anchor 3. 4; F.T.A. 3. 4: Varsity Basketball I. 2, 3. 4 Captain 4; Superlative 4: Class Secretary 3: Beauty Revue 3. 4: Student Leaders' Council 4. Vice-President 4: Senior Sponsor 3. 4: Junior Home Economics Degree I: Chapter Home Economics Degree 2: State Home Economics De- gree 3. GARY SAMUEL RICE: F.F.A. I. 2. 3. 4. EDDIE LEE RICHARDSON: F.H.A. 4; Hi-Y 3. 4: French 3: Baseball 4. JAMES LARRY RISNER: F.H.A. 4. JOHNNY JASPER ROBINSON: F.F.A. 2. 3. 4; VICA 3. 4. RODNEY EARL ROLAND: Hi-Y 2. 4; Key 3. 4; F.T.A. 3. 4; 4-H I. 2: B-Team Football I. 2: Varsity Football 3, 4: B-Team Basketball I, 2: Baseball I. 2. 3, 4: Student Leaders' Council 2; Literary Quartet 3. GEORGE MALCOLM ROOKS. Ill: Hi-Y 1, 2. 3. 4. Community Projects Chairman 2. Treasurer 3. Secretary 4; Beta 2. 3. 4; French I. 2. Secretary I, Treasurer 2: Key 2. 3. 4: Demosthenian I. 2. 3. 4: 4-H I: Band I: B-Team Basketball I: Varsity Basketball 2. 3. 4. Co-Captain 4: Baseball 4: Superlative 4- Nominee to Governor's Honors Program 3: Class Vice-President 2. 3: Class Treasurer 4; Student Leaders' Council 4; Dance Com- mittee 3: World History Medal I: Uni- versity of Georgia Certificate of Merit 3: Graduation Marshall 3: Boys' Essay— Region Literary Meet 3: 1st Place Local Science Fair. 2nd Place District 3: Home Football Game Announcer 2. 3. 4. THOMAS MICHAEL ROWLAND: F.F.A. I. 2. 3: VICA I. 181 JUDY ANNE SANDERS: F.H.A. I: FBLA 4: General Business Medal I. LARRY EDWARD SANDERS: F.F.A. 2. 3: VICA 4. STANLEY STEPHEN SANDERS: F.F.A. I, 2: VICA 3. 4: Fire Marshal 4; 1st Place— Job Interview’ Contest 3. CATHY SEGARS: F.H.A. 2, 3 4: Arith- metic II Medal I. JOHN CAREY SEGARS: Library League I: F.F.A. 2. 3. 4. LARRY GERAL SEGARS: F.H.A. 4. LARRY VAN SENKBEIL: F.H.A. 4: Hi-Y I. 2. 3. 4, Treasurer 4: Interact 2. 3. 4; F.F.A. 2. 3. 4; Band I. 2: B-Team Foot- ball 3: Track 2. 3. 4; Fire Marshal 4; Geography Medal 2: FHA Beau 4. SUSAN SEYMOUR: F.H.A. I. 2. 3; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 2: FBLA 3. 4; Beauty Revue 4; Business Math Medal 3. CATHERINE JEAN SHAW: F.H.A. 3; Library League 2: 4-H 4. JANE SHAW: F.H.A. I. 2: FBLA 3. 4; B-Team Basketball I. 2. LINDA JEAN SHAW: F.H.A. 2: FBLA 4. SHARON JEAN SINGLETON: F.H.A. 1. 2: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y I, 2: Demosthenian 2. 3: FBLA 3. 4; Flagtwirler 2, 3: Beauty Revue 2. 3. 4: Prep Algebra Medal I: Flagtwirler Medal 2. THOMAS MICHAEL SLATER: Hi-Y I. 2, 3. 4. Secretary 3. President 4; Beta 2. 3. 4; Science I. 2. 3. 4: French I. 2: Interact 2. 3. 4 Treasurer 3. Vice-Presi- dent 4; Student Leaders' Council 4; Fire Marshal 4; Dance Committee 4: Kiwanis Academic Award I: Physical Science Award I: University of Georgia Certifi- cate of Merit 3: Graduation Marshal 3: Georgia Teenage Safety Conference 4. HOYT BRUCE SMITH: Hi-Y I. 2. 3. 4, World Projects Chairman 3: Beta 4: Sci- ence I. 2. 3. 4 Vice-President 4: Key 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 4; Demosthenian I, 2. 3. 4. Projects Chairman 3: Allied Med- ical 2. 3. Recording Secretary 3: Band I: B-Team Football I: Varsity Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Track 2. 3: Superlative 4; Class Vice-President I: Fire Marshal 4: 9th District Representative Georgia Youth Council 2. 3. 4: Class Ideal 2. 3. TOMMY RAY SMITH: F.H.A. 4: Interact 2. 3 4; F.F.A. I. 2. 3: VICA 3. 4. JIMMY GREGORY SNOW: F.H.A. 4; Interact 2. 3. 4; 4-H I. 2: Track 2 3. BONNIE ANN SPEARS: F.H.A. I; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y I. 2; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4, Secre- tary 4; Demosthenian 2. 3. 4: F.T.A. 3: Hi-Life Staff 3, 4; Memoir Staff 3, 4. Editor 4: FBLA 4; Class Vice-President 2; Beauty Revue 4; Student Leaders’ Council 4; Office Worker 2. DIANE SPEERS: F.H.A. 2: VICA 3. 4. RONNIE JOE STANCIL: F.H.A. 4. BETTY ELIZABETH STONE: F.H.A. I, 2; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 3: FBLA 3. 4. Secretary 4. BETTY SUE STONE: F.H.A. I. 4: Office Worker 2. 4. HUGH DOYLE STONE: F.H.A. 4; F.F.A. I, 2. 3: B-Team Basketball I; Varsity Basketball 2. 3. 4; Fire Marshal 4. RONNY JOE STOVALL: F.F.A. I; 4-H I, 2. 3. 4, Parliamentarian 3: VICA 4. JERRY LEE STRICKLAND: F.F.A. 3: VICA 4; B-Team Basketball I, 2: Senior Store Worker 2: Fire Marshal 4: FFA Home Improvement Medal 3. STEVEN CLIFFORD SWANEY: F.H.A. 4; Hi-Y I; VICA 3. 4: B-Team Football I: Track 2. DAVID LOUIS TEASLEY: VICA 4. JAMES DONALD TEASLEY: F.H.A. 4; VICA 4. JULIA NEESE TEMPLE: F.H.A. I. 2: Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 2: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4. School Projects Chairman 3. President 4; Beta 2. 3. 4. Secretary 4: F.T.A. 3, 4; Girls’ State 3: Nominee to Governor’s Honors Program 3: Student Leaders’ Council 4. Secretary 4: Graduation Marshal 3: Ki- wanis Academic Award 2; Piano Medal —Literary—3. ROBERT EDWARD TERRELL: F.F.A. 4: B-Team Football 2. WINSLOW HAMILTON VERDERY: Hi-Y I, 2. 3. 4, School Projects Chair- man 2. President 3. Sergeant-at-Arms 4: Beta 2. 3. 4: Science I. 2. 3. 4; French 2, Parliamentarian 2: Key 2. 3. 4. Junior Director 3. President 4: Demosthenian 4: B-Team Football I, 2: Varsity Football 3. 4. Co-Captain 4: B-Team Basketball I. 2: Varsity Basketball 3. 4: Track 2. 3. 4: Senior Store Worker 3: Superlative 4; Nominee to Governor's Honors Pro- gram 3: Student Leaders’ Council 3. 4; Chief Fire Marshal 4: Alternate—Boys’ Essay—Region Literary Meet 3: Univer- sity of Georgia Certificate of Merit 3: Graduation Marshall 3; U.S. History Medal 3; Jaycees Most Outstanding Scholastic Boy Athlete 3: DAR Best Citizen Award 3: Dance Committee 3; Home Football Game Announcer 2: Class Ideal 4. DONNA SUE VICKERY: F.H.A. I. 2; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4: F.T.A. 4: Glee Club I: Allied Medical 3: Beauty Revue 4. JACKIE VICKERY: Beta 4: French 4: Demosthenian 4; Superlative 4; Nominee to Governor's Honors Program 3: Alge- bra I Medal I; Industrial Arts I Medal 2; French I Medal 3. JACKIE DALE VICKERY: F.H.A. 4; F.F.A. 2. 3; VICA 3, 4: Applied Math Medal 2. SCHAFER WHITE VICKERY. JR.: B- Team Football I; Track 3. LARRY WAYNE VICKERY: Interact 3. 4. JOYCE LOUISE WALTERS: F.H.A. I, 3. 4: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4. World Service Chairman 4; VICA 4; Office Worker 4. KATHY SUE WALTER: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 3; FBLA 3. 4. HOWARD FLOYD WELBORN: F.H.A. 4; 4-H I; VICA 3. 4. RAY ANTHONY WELBORN: F.H.A. 4; VICA 4. Treasurer 4: Band I. LINDA JAN WHITE: F.H.A. I. 2: Li- brary League 3: FBLA 4; Sociology Medal 3. JO BETH WHITE: F.H.A. I. 2. 3. 4. Public Relations Chairman 2. President 4; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y I, 2. President 2: Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4. Community Projects Chair- man 3. Vice-President 4; Beta 2. 3. 4; Science I; F.T.A. 2: 4-H I. 2, 3. Secre- tary 2: Hi-Life Staff 3. 4; Memoir Staff 3. 4: Band I. 2; Class Vice-President 2, 3. 4; F.H.A. District State Degree Com- mittee 4: Student Leaders’ Council 2. 3. 4; Home Economics I Medal I: Junior Home Economics Degree I; Chapter Home Economics Degree 2: State Home Economics Degree 3: Delegate to Na- tional FHA Convention—Los Angeles 2; Dance Committee 4: FFA Sweetheart 4. JAMES LEON WHITSEL: F.H.A. 4: F.F.A. I. 2. 3. 4. JAMES LARRY WOOD: F.F.A. I. 2; VICA I; B-Team Football I. 2. STEVE EMORY WOLFE: F.H.A. 4. CONNIE SUE WOOTEN: F.H.A. I; Library League 3: FBLA 4. ANNIE MARIE WRIGHT; F.H.A. I; FBLA 3. 4; Allied Medical 2, 3; Junior Home Economics Degree I. 182 Autographs 183 “If your mother can’t read it, don’t write it!’’ You can tell the ideals of a nation by its advertisements. DOUGLAS On September 8 this year we completed twenty-one years on WKLY. We are very grateful. We extend sincere congratulations and best wishes to the Hart County High class of 1969. Keep Looking up. Paul Stone Wight Bible School of the Air Congratulations to the Class of '69 YOUNGBLOOD'S BARGAIN CENTER HARTWELL SANFORD'S AMOCO SERVICE STATION AND GROCERY CREDIT BUREAU Congratulations to the Class of '69 Hartwell, Georgia Congratulations to the Class of ’69 LAKEVIEW MOTEL Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Yarbrough JOY DRIVE-IN and JUDY THEATER Hartwell, Georgia tfOftOui ECONOMY DRUGS Vitamins—Drugs THE JOYCE ANNE STYLE SHOP Pruitt Shopping Center Anderson, S. C. Featuring Villager Sportswear Your Family Drug Store Fountain $ervice MARET GRAIN AND MILLING COMPANY MANUFACTURERS Poultry, Hog, Dairy Feeds 376-4791 Hartwell, Georgia Congratulations to the Class of '69 MODERN TIRE COMPANY 376-8888 Hartwell, Georgia 188 Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of '69 SENKBEIL'S 5 and 10c STORES MARY CARTER PAINTS Hartwell and Royston, Georgia DICKERSON IMPLEMENT COMPANY Your John Deere Dealer Shop and Save ECONOMY AUTO STORE Hartwell, Georgia Hartwell, Georgia Member of the F.D.I.C. Palls SEAWRI0HT JEWELERS WIG VILLA Hartwell, Georgia 376-5244 Wigs Wiglets Watches • Diamonds • China • Crystal Watch Repair Engraving The 1968-1969 Officers and Directors of the LIONS CLUB 190 LIONS CLUB From the MEDICAL STAFF OF HART COUNTY Congratulations to the Class of '69 WILLIAM E. BRINSON, D.D.S. L G. CACCHIOLI, M.D. W. F. DISMUKE, SR., D.D.S. J. H. MILFORD, M.D. TERRELL B. TANNER, M.D. With Our Best Wishes BELLCRAFT GORDON FOODS Trucks Serving the Best Oiv. Sunshine Biscuit, Inc. T. L. FORD Lumber and Building Materials 376-2522 P.O. Box 44 Atlanta, Georgia Hartwell, Georgia CLEVELAND FORD INC. CLEO and GERALD CLEVELAND Hartwell, Georgia •V- f !-' COCA-COLA Reg. U.S. Pat. Off. BOTTLING COMPANY Hartwell, Georgia Best Wishes MILFORD’S ENCO Congratulations GROCERY AND to the SERVICE STATION Class of 1969 Hartwell, Georgia DR. E. S. SALIBA Optometrist Congratulations to the Class of 1969 CITY OF HARTWELL 193 ELAINE CASHION TIRES • TUBES • BATTERIES “Highest Quality at Wholesale Prices'' HART DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Located in GRO-MOR Warehouse Hartwell, Georgia CURRAN CASHION BOB FRAZIER Best Wishes From Your Friendly COLONIAL STORE Hartwell Plaza Shopping Center Hartwell, Georgia BUILDER'S SUPPLY AND LUMBER CO. Contractors—Building Supplies J. W. Griggs, Owner Hartwell, Georgia RUBY'S BEAUTY SHOP Carter Street Hartwell, Georgia 376-2361 One-Hour Martinizing Certifies The Most in Dry Cleaning Burch T. Griffin Owner Dry Clean and Shirt Laundry Hartwell Plaza Shopping Center Hartwell, Georgia Best Wishes to the Class of '69 UNITED 5 10 Furniture Store and Annex SMITH'S 24-Hour Ambulance Service Funeral Home New Chapel Air Conditioned Air Conditioned Ambulance Oxygen Equipment Insured Carriers Day 376-4482 Night 376-2201 195 Compliments of DUNLOP SPORTS DIVISION Best Wishes LAVENDER'S SHOE SHOP AND SHOE STORE We Appreciate Your Business CHIC'N BURGER DAVIS BARGAIN CENTER in Hartwell, Georgia Fish Sandwiches Chicken Buckets Hamburger Steak Where You Always Find a Bargain Highway 29 South Hartwell, Georgia Best Wishes CAREY'S SERVICE STATION Congratulations to the Class of 1969 LHP CORPORATION Hartwell, Georgia 30643 Best Wishes B W GAS COMPANY Compliments of Hartwell, Georgia NEWTON MILLS FRANK D. MORRIS AGENCY Insurance—Auto Financing Phone 376-8038 Hartwell, Georgia Division Deering Millilcen Inc. 197 JOHNSON'S TEXACO We Specialize In Engine Tune-ups. Compliments of Hartwell, Georgia WRAY'S DRUG STORE Phone 245-6191 Royston, Georgia CHAPMAN SMITH Building Supplies and Hardware Phone 376-8405 Hartwell, Georgia FACTORY OUTLET STORE Where Your Money Buys More Hartwell, Georgia Congratulations to the Class of '69 MILFORD'S WRECKER SERVICE Best Wishes CORDELL JEWELRY Your Satisfaction MILFORD'S Is Our Success” SUPERMARKET ANN AND T. J. CORDELL Forest Avenue Hartwell Hartwell Georgia MEWBORN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Terracing—Fishpond—Grading Excavations CHARLES R. MEWBORN, Contractor 376-4428 WHITE'S PURE OIL MARTIN WHITE Proprietor Hartwell, Georgia AUTO PARTS AND EQUIPMENT CO., INC. Machine Shop Service Hartwell, Georgia 105 Benson Street Phone 376-4738 199 SOKOL PRINTERS Fine Commercial Printing Charles Sokol, Sr. Mrs. Thomas B. Gaines VANDIVER'S OFFICE AND SCHOOL SUPPLY 376-8916 Hartwell, Georgia THE IARTWKIJ. sun® A. E. ERTZBERGER ORDINARY Hartwell, Georgia An Exciting Newspaper for an Exciting County FRANKLIN DISCOUNT COMPANY Financing for the Individual Hartwell, Georgia STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANY Auto, Life, and Fire South Forest Ave. Phone 376-2955 BURCHELL MARTIN, Local Agent 200 Compliments of the Congratulations to the Class of '69 STYLETTE BEAUTY SALON STRICKLAND FURNITURE i Let a smile be your umbrella on O a rainy, rainy day. COMPANY s j SOUTHERN f p UMBRELLA COMPANY 1 INC. NATIONAL VULCANIZED FIBRE COMPANY, INC. Fisher Division Phone 376-4793 Hartwell, Georgia HART COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION A. JERRY CLEVELAND Hart County School Superintendent MRS. EDWEENA BAILEY Secretary MRS. MAHALA GAINES Receptionist ROBERT MORRIS Assistant Superintendent for Instruction HARTWELL PHARMACY MRS. ELISE STRICKLAND Visiting Teacher Hartwell Plaza Shopping Center BOARD MEMBERS HUGH W. MARET, Chairman H. D. KING. Vice-President BEN H. KAY LEONARD FLEMING MAXWELL BROWN MANNING BROTHERS Food Services and Equipment 376-2224 Hartwell, Georgia 202 TYSON COMPANY, INC. Land Surveying Development Subdivision ANDERSON AUTO PARTS Lavonia, Georgia Best Wishes to the Class of '69 HART COUNTY HOSPITAL Automotive and Marine Dealers DIAL 376-4761 Cleveland Avenue Hartwell, Georgia BOATS Top Quality Eggs E. D. BUFFINGTON AND TRAVIS Bowersviile, Georgia Phone 404-245-8967 Best Wishes GREER FURNITURE COMPANY LAKEVIEW RESTAURANT and HARTWELL CAFETERIA Everything for the Home 376-4453 Hartwell, Georgia 203 MONROE AUTO EQUIPMENT COMPANY Hartwell Plant Hartwell, Georgia Makers of World-Famous Monroe-Matic Shock Absorbers LAUNDRY DRYCLEANING CO., INC. Hartwell, Georgia CITIZEN'S BANKING COMPANY Hartwell, Georgia HARRY MARETT SUPERMARKET MADDEN-AYERS INSURANCE AGENCY Home of Everything Good to Eat Hartwell, Georgia 376-8014 Hartwell, Georgia 205 — TEMPLE GIN COMPANY J. C. AND INMAN TEMPLE 376-4751 Hartwell, Georgia Congratulations to the Class of '69 HARTWELL ENGINEERING AND MANUFACTURING TONY McCURLEY HARTWELL FLORIST AND GREENHOUSE 376-4749 Hartwell, Georgia | j Flowers-By-Wine ( Compliments of MACKEY'S COLLEGE RAY OIL COMPANY OF BEAUTY CULTURE Service Station and Garage Day and Night Classes East Franklin Street 376-2578 376-4331 HERMIE CRUMP—Instructor Hartwell, Georgia 206 Best Wishes Compliments of STANDARD OIL COMPANY RALPH SANDERS, Agent WALT MARETT'S Service Grocery Hartwell, Georgia BAILES-COBB COMPANY RAY'S Our Best Wishes BARBER SHOP One Big Store On One Big Floor On the Square Hartwell, Georgia Hartwell, Georgia Prescriptions HAILEY S DRUG STORE Cosmetics L. M. CUNNINGHAM J. R. MAULDIN 1 L HOLCOMB Phone 376-4324 Hartwell, Georgia 207 Best Wishes HARTWELL GARMENT and HARTWELL MFG. CO. Hartwell, Georgia Be Safe With . . . DUNLOP TIRES CLAUDE S. HERRING Hwy. 29 South Hartwell, Georgia A Dairy Queen live a little! SPLITS • SUNDAES • SHAKES brazier BURGERS • DOGS • FRIES FORREST COLLEGE Nationally Accredited SUMMER TERM—JUNE II FALL TERM—SEPTEMBER 10 225-7653 601 E. River Street Anderson, South Carolina 209 Best Wishes Congratulations HART COUNTY TELEPHONE COMPANY to the Class of '69 ECONOMY GROCERY Hartwell, Georgia HARTWELL GIN AND ELEVATOR 210 HUGH MARET HERBERT MARET Best Wishes GIP'S MANUFACTURING 211 Congratulations to the Class of '69 THOMAS E. MYERS These are the students employed at Hartwell Mills. Congratulations Class of 1969 HARTWELL MILLS Paradoxically man is never vainer than when assessing his humility; never weaker than when flouting his strength; and never more wrong than when sure he is always right. J2. S da four Company JEWELRY'S FINEST CRAFTSMEN GEORGIA DIVISION 3390 Peachtree Road—Suite 1640 Tel. 233-2200 or 233-1100 Atlanta, Georgia 30326 Best Wishes Congratulations C. N. WEATHERLY to the Class of '69 FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. KIDD MOTORS, INC. RUTH MARTIN'S DAY CARE CENTER 108 Ponderosa Drive 376-4959 Hartwell, Georgia 213 NONNIE DILWORTH MARETT Congratulations from WESTERN AUTO Congratulations Compliments of to the POWELL'S GARAGE Class of 1969 376-8288 BOBBY POWELL HART COUNTY Liberty Hill Road ELECTRIC HALEY'S TEXACO MEMBERSHIP SERVICE STATION Georgia 17 and 1-85 CORPORATION Lavonia, Georgia 214 O. Y. McLEES Best Wishes JEWELER to the Class of '69 CHARLES A. WINGARD Bridal Headquarters of Hartwell HARPER'S GALLANT-BELK 5 10 COMPANY Home of Better values On the Square Hartwell's Largest and Most Complete Department Store From the Files of THE PACER PHOTOGRAPHY Exquisite Portrait and Photography Gail Selected PACER for Her Portrait Hartwell, Georgia 376-8400 Members of Georgia Professionals and Professional Photographers of America BILLY J. MOORHEAD, Owner Affiliated With Pacer Record Camera Center Editor’s Note We hope, through the 1969 Memoir, that we have preserved some of the mem- ories that will be cherished in years to come. Through many hours of hectic work we have tried to capture some of the every- day moments that make up the exciting, amusing, and fun-filled days at ole' Hart County High School. Along with these moments we have also tried to capture some of the sad, tearful, and let-down days. As life goes on, and these moments become yesterdays, we hope you will be able to remember our Alma Mater and say, Those were the'unforgettable days' of Hart County High School. TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY radio STATION u— p- °- 0 666 GEORGIA Mod«m P Our Wor