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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1970 volume:

The World Awaits You In the 70 s The Dawning Knowledge, intelligence, wisdom, happiness, inner peace, patriotism, duty, decision, security, love, careers, responsibility, realization, friendship . . . the dawning of a new era. of the 70 s 3 Classes.........11 The mind's eye is a camera which prints forever; its lens, the patterns of human activity; and its paper, the mind. Here we have a more complete rendition that the dynamic mental camera could never catch. A port- folio of new memories and expe- riences .. . The Dawning of the 70's. Life is a winding lane. We expe- rience fellowship with new students and teachers, and our community—a fellowship that grows as the year passes. We learn rapidly of tradition, but also become increasingly aware of new-found freedoms as an indi- vidual. Life is a cycle, recurring, ever- moving, ever-widening. Fall comes with school again, new friends added to old, homework, recalling past knowledge and putting it to use, club activities, football, crisp frosty air, a burst of glorious color, burning leaves .. . then winter with wool skirts at last, heavy coats, warm fire- places, basketball, hard studying, exams, holidays, that first snowflake, hot chocolate, the reality of Christ- mas, a new year, confetti and horns, 69?—no—70, resolutions .. . and now spring with soft warm air, bright smiles, picnics, baseball, banquets, concerts, plays, a world of green, magic, exams again, the last mad rush .. . After graduation and good- bys we will reach out for a new and better way of life. Tomorrow will challenge and encourage us to go on to summer, to maturity, to an adult life built on knowledge and memories of these hectic, frustrating, rewarding days. Let's go now and probe the 70's. Emerson said Hitch your wagon to a star. One can see in those six words the summary of human achievement and an everlasting in- spiration to the future of man. Sports........ 1 09 4 Organizations 139 Advertisements 181 5 EDDY MOORHEAD February 6, 1952 — May 18, 1969 So live, that when thy summons comes to join The innumerable caravan which moves To that mysterious realm, where each shall take His chamber in the silent halls of death, Thou go not, like the quarry slave at night, Scourged to his dungeon, but, sustained and soothed By an unfaltering trust, approach thy grave Like one who wraps the drapery of his couch About him, and lies down to pleasant dreams. Thanatopis William Cullen Bryant 6 When you work you are a flute through whose heart the whispering of the hours turns to music. He alone is great who turns the voice of the wind into a song made sweeter by his own loving. To one whom we esteem so great we dedicate the 1970 Memoir. His contribu- tions are countless; the programs he has initiated, numerous; his influence, pro- found. For his unflagging interest, his unceasing dedication and his continuing attempt to fill us with an insatiable desire to learn more of our world and meet new and exciting challenges, we appreciate him. With great pride and pleasure we salute you, MR. RON JONSON. 7 9 President Mark Gordon Seniors Class of 1970 Secretary Sharon Saliba Treasurer Tere LeCroy Vice-presidents: (l-r) Cynthia McDougal. Steven Smith. Evans Brinson Not shown: Kathy Dismuke, Burl Pierce Kenneth Younes Sheila Wood Larry Winslett Phil Wilson Fred Wilson Deborah Williams Tommy Whitmire Chip White Janet Weaver Charles Watson Andrea Walters Laurie Vickery 13 Seniors Try Their Hand At Love . . Bonnie Jean Vickery Pam Vaughn Kenneth Vaughn Blair Vaughn Becky Trammell Danny Thomason 14 Cindy Vandiver Ted Thornton and Decorating Shall I jump? 15 Class of '70 Awaits Graduation Janet Shaw Ann Senkbeil Peggy Scott Frankie Scott Carl Saylors Judy Sanders Ann Sanders Sharon Saliba Bobby Robinson Sheila Richardson Marie Rice Which Are You? An attender or an absenter? A pillar or a sleeper? A wing or a weight? A power or a problem? A promoter or a provoker? A giver or a getter? A goer or a gadder? A doer or a deadhead? A booter or a bucker? A supporter or a sponger? A soldier or a sorehead? A worker or a worrier? A friend or a fault-finder? A helper or a hinderer? A campaigner or a camper? 16 Whal's (his? New senior privileges? Kenneth Reid David Ray Terry Purcell Larry Pressley Burl Pierce Wayne Parker Richard Osley Keith Osborne Danny Osborne Alice O'Neal 17 Happiness Is Working Together . . . One of the senior activities is to sponsor Home- coming. Hours upon hours were spent planning what to do, and then doing it. Without everyone's help, we could have never done it. Linda O'Barr Ronny Mouchet Jerald Mize Butch Norris John Mouchet Diane Mize Judy Milford Gail McGee Horace Mewborne Cynthia McDougal Rhonda Mewborn Florence McCurley Mane Rice, Kathy Atkinson, Linda O'Barr, Charles Watson, Susan Cheek, and Pat Hill (not shown) received Soul Babies for their magazine sales. 19 Rewards in Being Seniors 20 We ordered them. They're here! Johnny Johnson Gay Holbrook Bobby Hendrix Jean Isbell Pat Hill Betty Hendrix Bobbi Hutchens Gary Hicks Jolene Heaton Janie Holmes Jimmy Hendrix Elizabeth Heaton As we look into the '70's, we see many opportunities for ourselves. College for some. Jobs for others. Still others marriage. Most of us will be doing what we consider our thing. But without the foundations we have built in the past four years, our future would not be as bright. Many times we felt like giving up, but the desire to fulfill our part in the Class of '70 inspired us and took us through our times of trial. 21 Homecoming . . .One of Our Many Memories Darrell Hart Tom Hardigree Vernon Harbin Steve Haltom Marie Gurley Leonard Green Melvin Graham Mark Gordon Elaine Gordon George Goode Charline Gibson Patricia Gaines 22 Greg Gaines Greg Frye Terry Freeman Wayne Floyd June Floyd Nancy Evans Some Personalities We’II Never Forget Martha Evans Dan Evans They only said no Coke bottles in the hall.' Veal -Duncan Mollie Duncan Debbie Dodson Kathy Dismuke Joe Cooper Janet Cobb Think of three things: Whence you came. Where you are going, And to whom you must account. N Wayne Cleveland Michael Childs Shelia Cleveland Susan Cheek Carol Cleveland Danny Cheek Terry Childs Mark Callis How about a date? Huh, Huh.' My Mama told me not to take physics. We Do Other Things Too Linda Callis Mark Burns Diane Bryant Luanne Caldwell Betty Burdette Trabue Bryans Each year the senior class has a magazine sale campaign. The money goes to help pay for the publication of the Memoir. The two top salesmen were Charles Watson and Marie Rice. They chose a radio and a camera as their prizes. 26 Greg Brown Evelyn Brown Dwain Brown Janet Brock Evans Brinson Edgar Boles David Boles Betty Boleman When the public address system fails, Fred comes through with an improvisation to announce the band. 27 High School Over Joy Beasley Rusty Bartlett Joe Bailey Marcia Barton Ann Baker Terry Ayers Time goes so fast. Life asks so much— No wonder friends Get out of touch. But in our hearts. Deep, true, unseen. Friendship stays Forever green. MARY DARNEY Sophisticated Senior? 28 But I want the ruffled shirt too. What Does the Future Hold for Us? Susan Ayers Jeff Ayers Kathy Atkinson Jimmy Ashworth George Allen Diane Alexander Jim Alewine Donnie Alewine Ranny Adams Not shown Carolyn Gaines Jimmy Moore Sharleen Norton Stan Rice Tommy Richardson “No human condition Is ever permanent. Then you will not be overjoyed In good fortune. Nor too sorrowful In misfortune. Educated? It has.bgen saidjliat you. are not educated until you can answer yes to all of these questions: Has your education given you sympathy wfth all k y causes and made you espouse. ;H s it .made you public-spirited? Has it made you a brother .to the weak?. .Wave you learned how to make friends and to tfh the Creator? •sthenian RTON nch 4fl x� s 2, 3. GBIA kce sident 3 UNDA GAIL CAUIS: H 3, 4;Chorus f, Dem6s FHA 1; One Act Pfoy 4; Beouty Revue 3, 4. ASHWORTH: FFA 2. 3. 4 Betty marie bolemanj fha t, 2, n reporter 4; Nominee ro Governor's CHARI Deboti BONITA SfJ$AN AYERS: 3'YA Coynci) 3; Cheerleader C Covr 4 Miss Bulldog 4 Yard C - : b MU KXOW 1H DANNY VAWCHFP v A« o K d co| i HE| I pit K� i 1, 2, Treasurer ;2, Sr. Tri'Hl Fvnr ftFITf 'H Home Ec. « I Mimsrio.v g|| MICHAELn ljy Y rt DS: FFA 1 2, 'iU VICA 3 4 Spritpn '4.Track I. JJ5fFTlN6 Secretary teorgio Planter Band 1, 2, 4. French «ut 4; Store Wjn ker 3. . 3. 4. fjfc •K®' 3, 4; Fire P X; Football 3; G JAN|| SUE BROCK: 4ho rus 2; 4; 2, Q; French 3. 4, Secretory 3. Trc J y I EVELYN GAIL BROWN Allied Mi ?� 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2; Tlping Mec ftd 1, 2, 3, 4, pr' Council 4; Togram 3; SasJ li-Reoion-AII Ar ootboll I 2, 4; Local 2, Honorabl Scient Fair] tent 2, 3,jPhys| i Grand Phze If Merit 3; Jaj t Athlete 3- ji 3; ANDREW GREGORY BROWN: FF, of 4-H I, 2; Fire Marshall I; VICA j :al 1.2. U INIA CLEVELAND: FBLA 4; FHA g JIMMY DWAIN Bft« A YVOKlNP ClPVELA, iorgia Teenage Traffic 3f a. President 4; Student Lender's Council 4, Office Worker 2; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y 2; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 3; Beauty Revue 4; P.F. Medal 3; Typing II Medal 3; Flagtwjrling .Medal 3 f Jr Homemaker's Degree I; All A's 1st semester 4 Miss FBLA 4. THOMAS WAYNE CLEVELAND: Beta 4; FFA 2; FHA 4, VICA 4; Graduation Marshall 3. General Science Medal; Industrial Arts i Medal, Advanced Biology Medal; Escort at Homecom- ing. VERNITA JUNE FLOYD: FHA I, 2. 3, 4, Parliamentarian 3; Honor Roll Chairmon 4; Jr. Tn-Hi-Y I, 2; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 4, Beauty Revue 4; State Degree in Home Ec. JAMES TFRRY FREEMAN: FFA 1, 2. 3, A. Sentinel 4, VICA 4. OWEN GREGORY FRYE FHA 4. CAROLYN ANN GAINES: Chorus 3, FHA l; Office Worker 2, 4 JANET MARIE COBB: FHA 2, 3,4;. VICA 3, 4, Secretary 4. JOSEPH FOSTER COOPER: De nosthenian 1, 2, -FHA 4. Debate Team 2, 3; NFL 3, Boys 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, President 3; Interact 2, 3, 4, SofStomore Director 2, Secretary 4; 'Student Leader's Council 3; Fire Marshall 4; ponce Committee 3; 2, 3, 4, Secretary Footballl, 2; Basketball 1' CATHRYN GILLIAM DISMUKE: Memoir Staff 2, !, 4, Features Co-Editor 4; Hi-Life Staff 2, 3, nchor 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Senior Director 4, HA 2, 3, 4, FTA 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 3; •cience 2, 3, Secretary 3; Student Leader's loucil 4; Jr. Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, Secretary 2; Sr. all Sponsor 4. Superlative 4; Class IdeaJ eauty Revue 2, 3, 4, Class Vice-President PATRICIA BETH GAINES: Flagtwirler 3, 4, FBLA 3, 4, Program Chairman 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 2, Treasurer 3, 4, Office Worker 4, Jr. Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, Publicity Chairman 2, Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 3, A, Treasurer 4; Junior and Chapter Degrees in Home Ec. WILLIAM (JPEGC Y GAINES: Memoir Staff 3, 4, Hi-Jfe Staff 3 frttmostheman 2; French 1, 2. Student Leader - Council 3; Fire Mar|0 B 4, Hi-Y 4, As Secretary 4, Nominee to Governor'l Honor Program 3; Junior Class President 3; Football 2� 3, 4;Ji r£V 1, 2, 3, 4; Spor®r anship Troph � ' WANDA CHARLIE GIBSON: FBLA 4; FHA 1, 3; Junior Chapter Degree I and II. MELVIN BERIE GRAHAM: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Repair 4. [ VINTON LEONARD GREEN: Beta 4. Hi-Y 4 Class. Vice President 2; Track I, 2, 3, 4, Ur versity of Georgia Certificate of Merit, Graduation Marshall 3. LAURA MARIE GURLEY: Chorus 1; Perfect Attendance 2, 3; Bookkeeping Medal 3. STEVE DWIGHT HALTOM: Bond I, 2; Hi-Y 4, Baseball 3, 4; Graduation Morshall 3. VERNON LEE HARBIN: FHA 4; Hi-Y 3. 4 WALTER THOMAS HARDIGREE: Men o r Sto 4; Demosthenion 1, 2, 3, 4, School Proiects 4. Debate 2, 3. 4; NFL 3, 4, Boy'I 4-H 3, Key 2, 3. 4, Junior Director 3, Vice-President 4, Student Leader ! vouncM4; Treasurer 4; Dance Committee X 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3 President 4; Golf 3, 4. Track 2; Fire Marshall 4. ARTHUR DARRELL HART: Student Leoder's Council 4, VICA 3, A, President 4, Class Vice-President I. HELEN ELIZABETH HEATON: Flagtwirli 3, Beta 3, 4; Demosthenion 3; FHA 2, 4, Girls' 4-H 3; Science 3, 4; Sr. Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4; Beauty Revue 3, 4. JANIE. A E E HOIM _ 2f$K A • .v Gen,-, lemo.r Staff 2; RON 1, 3i fHA I, 2. Football U Ndtiojial BARR- Alii 'istrict lOirmai ■h.-Y 1, 2, President V Projects Choirman Y Revue 2, 3, 4,Court lominee to Governor's feretory Vorsl Honor 1 Counj |nd Place • Oe o Kyr JL 3r4 Prac Teachud j ftfydent M rnembW. ; Jr. ip lotionoi onor 2; Homecom, 4. ir S� a| � t at Voice of ench unior Illinois raduotion'lJsher 3; Go Club ch 3 Transfer )OLPI BETTY JEAN :HA I. 2; VICA JOHNNY JOHI Reporter 4 Memoir |d Medical lent 4; FT A 1, S Jatont Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2; StOtfri-W Vice-President 4; B t Football Cheerleader If Medal 1. ILLY ORNE: [ SARA LOUI 'ublicity ichor 2, 3, 4, 4; Bond I, 2; !hairm _ :retar 3, i. Debcte team 3, Memoir Staff 3, 4, Staff 3; FlogtofcQrler psthenian 1, 2; FI Secretory 2; FT A Jience 1; Student EARLE OS! 1 5, 3, 4; via Medals 2, 3. Boys' 4-H RICHARI lative vpi Literary M ram traduction Morsholl 3; English Medal I; Betty iword 4; Certificate of rof Georgia 3; Jr. Degree iter Degree in Home Ec. r“T I Ploy 2 I. 2, Fire MoH Ideal 2; I Governor,'! lotthall tars, 4,i President Champs 4; One Act r 4; Science Council 4; ye 4; Class ee to duation ON: Convei legate to onference 2, )E«NG: FFA Wj frock m3. 1, toil StWf 37)4. Si Hi Uk Staff 3, iSpo ’s Ed,! cifc Z; FHA 4; Atitfwc 2. 3, 4, tasurer ler 3, 4 . B-Team in 2, Varsity Bps toall ible Mention A BBate fonorable 3, ical 1. Mgr ,-2; Vi ID. Beta 4. FHA I; FTA THOMAS 'LARR r 4; Nominee Governor's VICA 4. raduation Marshall 3; HER A 4. IMAN TERRY PURCELL: J horosl, 2, 3. 4. £ 3; Football 2, 3, Transfer IZABETH I; FBLA 3, |r. Tri-Hi-Y levue 3, 2. ler 3; I, 2. 3; Office JIMMY MOORE: FFA 1 h, 3. 4. VICA Sponsor nee J Attendar NETHT BRAXTC ind Out|jjjbmdingi ing Fjj Spn, Certificate Hgrtwi.l Federated Music Club 3; Festival CHET: FFA 3, 4; VICA Medals 1, 3 . ; 1st Chair Pins 2, Solo NORA MARIE RICE: Allied Me Projects Chairmen 4, FHA 1, 4, Hiyorian 4; Dance Comrmtfi Medical 2,- i, 3; Office ter Degree 4; Demosthemon 3; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Public Relations 2, 1st Vice-President 4; French 2; FTA 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Girls' 4-H f; Student Leader's Council 4; Dance Committee 4; Sr. Footb kpr 4. Superla M Bga -irnourt 2. 3; Cldflp aWMpd jfllboll Cheer leaEr 3A|(, Cadi rtAedal 1. 2, 3 % TjBc e Lc m % j l Brd Place Distric JB Mention Soenrpr Fair CoJ rt : I D • HARDSON: FFA ll 2, 3, BOBBY LYNN ROBI 3, 4; Geography Mec r-4,2,-?L4i FTA 2' 3' 4; L T 45 fi nce Committee pt 4; Jr. T i-Y 2; Beauty inee to Governo £X nrs 13, 4; Store kk ievue 2. 3, 4; rj Program 3. I ctor CATHY DIANE MPLE: Allied FBLA 4. FHA 2; Gfrls' 4-H 1, 2; lA ROBERT DANIEL THOMASON: FFA President 3, Treasurer 4, Football Basketball, Varsity 3, 4; Most Valuafc JUDY DIANE FBLA 2, 3; FH Allied Medical I,M2, TED NOLAN THORNTON: French 3 IMIRE YLO$S: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Sfd Festival 1, 3; Solo al CARL CLIFTOI Worker 3; I TRAMMELL: FI 2,14; Sr. Tri-Hi- ■gpter Degree! LOUISE VANDIVER: Memoir es Editor 4, Hi-Life Staff X Publicity Chairman 4; 4, Sports Editi Debate NFL Act 1 Varsif KV 4, r i P re s i d 4 Secretary jBpr js .i Student leaderfiM| )ance Committee 3; mr ondjState Debat' :m. A Fair HonW A.vord 9 id• • 2 • f ITT; Chorus 3, Pr. 2. 3, 4; Office 1 ANN SENKBEIL 4, Hi Life Suaff V i c e-P re sid enrlji PHILLIP RAY Wit Demasthenian 3, Leader's Cou il 3 Philip So us a ward oand Pres dit 3;V iSHIFLET: FFi itwirler 4; L%RY WAYNE ■totals, 3J4. I DEXTFR SJHIF 1.2, 3,4. Track 2 Jtain 4; FH) •lie Relotion: NNETH LEE YOUNES: Dei Inch 3; 'Hi-Y 4; Football. cA EAftLwAkTERS: Anchor 3, 4, Hisi Flogtwirler n, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; E President Karol Kotal Vice-Presidents: Ricky Fisher, Sherry Teasley, Jeff Morrison. Not shown.- Donna Bagwell, Jimmy Duncan, and David Mann. Secretary Treasurer Cecelia Cheek Georgia LeRoy 36 Juniors Class of 1971 Ruth Adams James Alexander Jolynn Ankerich Chris Atkinson Dianne Bagwell Donna Bagwell Arlene Bailey Jimmy Bailey Becky Baker David Berryman Dixie Bowen Rodney Bowers Wayne Bowers Donald Bratcher Alice Brown Jerry Brown Joyce Bruce Janet Bryson Billy Burdette Randy Byrum We Are the Juniors of H.C.H.S. UH-UH, mustn't do. 38 Margaret Carnes Cecelia Cheek Dorothy Cheek Roberta Craft Juanita Cromer Carey Carter Claire Cheek Dianne Cook Jimmy Crocker Richard Crump Junior spirit at bonfire. Genell Driver Dianne Evans Sandra Fleming Revonda Floyd Jimmy Duncan Mike Evans Terrell Fleming Mike Foster Linda Fulbright Sherry Dyar Carolyn Farmer Doug Floyd Tony Fowler Herman Fulghum 39 Aren't We a Lively Class? Ken Gaines Susan Harper Doyle Howell Janie Johnson Alice Gilliam David Harris Ronnie Hunnicutt Lynn Johnson Carl Goldsmith Belle Zora Hart Bobby Isom Wayne Johnson Mike Gurley Barbara Hembree Barney Johnson Debbie Jones Joanne Hall Miriam Holbrook Carroll Johnson Chris Jordon 40 Terry Kay Ronald Kelly Karol Kotal Annie Ruth Lawrence Watch that, boy I Dannis Jordan Cathy Kesler Marilyn LeCroy Patricia Jordan Laura Kight Joanne LeFevre Patsy Jordan Johnny King Georgia LeRoy I this a member of Hell' Angel� ? Preparing for Jr.-Sr. Kenneth Little David Mann Cathy Maret Jimmy Maret Karen Mauldin Tim McCollum Alan McCrary Geraldine McCurley Polly McKern Jimmy Mclane Robert Medlin Jeff Mewborn Joy Milford Debbie Miller Janice Moon Cecelia and Jeff are the winners of the Romeo and Juliet Contest which brought funds for the prom. Micky Moorhead Larry Morri Jeff Morrison Jeanette Motes John Picard Winston Richardson Donnie Mouchet Don Purvis Deborah Mulkey Robert Ray Britt Myers Annette Reed Toni Norton Patsy Rice 43 Happy Go Lucky Juniors What a Lemon! Yep, we got spirit. Danny Risner Steve Risner Ann Sanders Clyde Sanders Billy Scott Peggy Seawright Eleanor Sewell Lynn Seymour Mary Seymour Niles Shiflet Keith Sokol Joe Sorrells 44 Gail Spears Susan Strickland Dennis Thomason Connie Tims Elaine Speers June Taylor Miriam Stovall Sherry Teasley Karen Strickland Shelby Temple Robert Strickland Randy Temples Nancy Thornton Teresa Toney Come on, Al. Now stop it. Mike Vickery Barry Weaver Patsy Welborn Linda Willis Rhett Wilson David Wingard Not shown: Carolyn Carson, Perry Baker, Ronald Crump, Tommy Duncan, Larry Gully, Ted Pearson, Hugh Ray, Gordan Smith, Wayne Tomsic. Well, Joe, what do you think? 46 Sophomores Class of 1972 Vice-president� : Joey Donald, Julie Brown, Van White, Dana Shirley, Ricky Powell, Mickey Hilliard. Not shown: John Cleveland. Treasurer Debra Adams Secretary Debby Marett President Becky McLane 47 Sophomores Smile Sweetly on Others Barbara Adams Debra Adams Kathy Adams Mary Adams Wayne Alewine Diane Allen Sandra Anderson Kenneth Ayers Debra Bagwell Bobby Bailey Ruth Ann Bailey Taska Bailey Mark Bannister Lynne Bannister Terry Barnett Lee Barton Martha Bearce Teresa Bennett Anne Black Mildred Bowers Richard Bowers Lynne Bradford Ronald Bratcher Julie Brown Lillian Brown Beth Cacchioli Brenda Campbell Debbie Cantrell Barbara Carey 48 Danny Carpenter Donna Chitwood Jackie Cobb Margaret Cook Wayne Carroll Joe Chitwood Mike Cole Vickie Cordell Lynda Chandler Donna Christian Sandra Conner Wanda Cordell David Cheatham John Cleveland Bobby Cook Dan Craft Marsha Childs Tim Cleveland Kathy Cook David Craft 49 Super Soph’s Look for Wisdom Melvin Craft Barbara Dockery Keith Ethridge Sue Findley Judy Floyd Sherry Davis Joey Donald George Ertzberger Richard Fleming Sandy Floyd Paula Deal Menford Duncan Don Evans Rhonda Fleming Susan Foster Juanita Dickerson David Eaves Susan Evans Stanley Fleming Nancy Fowler Mary Kate Dickerson Gerald Eberhardt Terry Feltman Wanda Fleming Mary Ann Griffin Hope Gurley Roger Haley Al Ham Joe Harbert Peggy Harbert Jerry Harris Paula Harris Susan Harris Deborah Hart Donna Hicks Susan Hill Wanda Hill Mickey Hilliard Aaron Isbell Jimmy Johnson Martha Johnson Susie Jones Clara Lee Jordon 51 Class of '72 Learn the Skill of Driving Peggy Jordan Chris Kay Richard Kenmore Richard Kotal David Leard Janet LeFevre Martha Lewis Bobby Little Debby Marett Donald Martin Barbara Mauldin Eddie McCurley Rita McCurley Diane McDowell Donnie McKern Is this the intersection you were talking about? 52 Sophomores Have a World of Their Own Kate Phillips Robert Plymel Sherry Powell Ricky Powell David Pressley Blake Ray Brenda Ray Keith Reid Carol Richardson Ray Risner Wayne Robertson Wanda Rowland Wayne Royston Steve Russell Randy Sanders Gail Saylors David Seawright Eddie Segars Ann Seymour Dana Shirley Kevin Simpson Mike Sims Charlotte Smith Teresa Smith Gary Snow Roger Sosby Richard Stamey Johnny Starrett Sheila Starrett Brenda Stone Elaine Stowe Lynn Stowers Rhona Stickland Betty Taylor Brad Taylor Lucy Terrell Ruby Terrell Ray Thompson Lanetfe Thrasher Michael Turner Bambi Vaughn Bebe Verdery Mike Vickery Shirley Vickery Susan Vickery 55 Mark Wade Debbie Welborn Jerry Whitfield Calvin Whitsel Shelby Williams Karen Walker Billy West Ronnie Whitmire Sara Wicker Paula Youngblood Not shown: Stanley Beebe, Steve Cheek, Ann Dove, Wayne Dickerson, Danny Peeples. Paul Walters Wanda Wardlow Lloyd Watson Bonnie White Joy White Van White 56 He was standing here a minute ago. Timmy Gordon, President Sandra Richardson, Secretary Jim Carter, Treasurer Freshman Class of 1973 VICE-PRESIDENTS: Mickey Bailey, Pat O'Neal, Patricia Bry- son, Blake Tompson, and Deb- bie Denman. Not Shown: Chris Harper, Jeff McCurley, and Terry Vickery. The Class of '73 The Freshman year is a new and exciting experience. Many spend the first few weeks just going around in circles. Then as you learn your way around and make new friends you begin to relax. It really wasn't as bad as you thought it would be. This is a year that you will remember for the rest of your life. You will be doing so many things for the first time. Many of them will be important and many very small, but to you as an individual they will be the beginning of a new life. Bobby Adams Robin Adams Wanda Adams Ann Alewine Ray Alewine Lon Alexander Travis Allen Shelia Akins Steve Atkinson Jan Ayers Barry Bailey Dwain Bailey Mickey Bailey Terry Bailey Patsy Baker David Barns Tim Beebe Vicki Beebe David Bernie Judy Berryman Alan Blackman Faye Boleman Kay Boleman Bobby Bond Elaine Bowers Stanley Bowers Patricia Boteler Susan Bratcher Lee Brinson Roger Brooks 58 Bonnie Brown Jimmy Brown Martin Brown Steve Brown Brooks Bryans Patricia Bryson Ronnie Byrum Karen Calloway Larry Campbell Shirley Campbell Jan Cantrell Debra Cape Bobby Carey Danny Carey Eddy Carey Joel Carey Retha Carey Wade Carlton Doug Carnes Alan Carter Jim Carter Marsha Carter Sharon Carter Douglas Carter JoAnn Chambers Cathy Chatham Joy Cheek Alan Cleveland Debbie Cleveland Jerry Cleveland Do these faces seem familiar?? 59 These Freshmen really know how to live!!! Vickie Cleveland Sylvia Cobb Cathi Cooper Judy Corn Mike Crump Billy Culn«pper Jimmy Davis Ronnie Davis Debbie Denman Randy Doker Cathy Dove Dennis Dove Gary Dumesnil Deborah Duncan Kathy Duncan Sara Margaret Duncan Beth Dunn Bryan Dyar David Dyar Sally Dyar Paula Ethridge Cathy Eubank Donny Evans Jean Farmer 60 Gay Feltman Bud Fleming Ricky Fleming Susan Fleming Pearson Flowers Becky Floyd Wanda Floyd John Fortson Sammy Fowler Tony Freeman Randy Gambrell Roger Ginn Warren Ginn Ken Glenn Sheila Goddard Timmy Gordon Janice Gulley Debra Hackett Carol Halton Debbie Hamlin Josephine Harbert James Harbin Claire Hardigree Chris Harper Patsy Harris Carey Hart Dean Hendrix Vernie Hendrix Kathy Herring Jan Hicks Trent Hicks Jeff Hilly Thomas Hilley Martha Holcomb George Hubbard Brenda Isom Jerry Ivester Jan Johnson Samuel Johnson Jackie Jones Ricky Jordon Don Kight Bobby King Pricillia King Larry Kotal Cindy Lash Marie LeCroy Johnny LeRoy Debra Lewis Mary Jo Lewis Barlene Little Barbara Mackey Jody Mackey Mike Madden 62 Go Get l m, Freshmen! Hank Magoon Bill Marett Debra Marett Jim Marsh Kenneth Martin Sandy Massey Linda McAlhany Jeff McCurley Jimmy McDowell Anita McMullan Lewis McMullan Patsy Medlin Ricky Mewborn Mike Milford Haliey Mize Shelia Mize Steve Moon Terry Moon Debbie Moore Sammy Moore Terry Moore Donna Morgan Billy Morris Bobby Morris David Neese Judy Norris Peggy O'Barr Paul Oglesby Pat O'Neal Dianne Parham Terrell Partain Mike Phifer Coy Pless Vemette Poole Joyce Powell Wayne Pridgen 63 To many freshmen, this first year is hard. Some gather up their determination and fight through. But to others the load is just too heavy, the strain too hard, and the tensions unbearable. When they reach this point there is only one alternative. —To the families of these students we express our deepest sympathy. Susan Reid Sharon Rice Sandra Richardson Michael Risner Elaine Roland David Saliba Mike Sanders Debra Saylors Jerry Saylors Donald Scoggins Ronald Scoggins Alice Jane Scott Brenda Scott Samuel Scott Mike Segars Bennie Senkbeil Alan Seymore Tommy Seymore 64 These Are The Fearless Freshmen Tim Shiflet William Shiflet Alan Shirley Michele Sims Irene Smith Janice Smith Connie Snow Luanne Snyder Susan Standridge George Standridge Robbie Stone Tommy Stowe Kenny Stowers Roger Taylor Andrew Teasley Johnny Temple Jerry Thomason Blake Thompson Judy Thompson Patsy Thrasher Carey Lynn Vandiver Mike Vasser Tyler Verdery Hank Vickery Joy Vickery Kathryn Vickery Terri Vickery Terry Vickery Wayne Vickery Suzanne Vollrath Carol Walters David Walters Pam Weaver Debbie Weldon Joe Weldon Janie Wells Perry Whitmire George Wilhite Susan Williams Bobby Wilson Flo Wilson Wayne Wilson 65 Dale Wood Rachel Wood Brtnd« Wood 11 Wand Wooten William Wright Dan Yergin Not shown: Brand Atkinson Cathy Dutton Greg Mauldin Carey McConnell Annette Sabel Eddie Lee Ralph Lewis James Reed Ricky Wilson Roy Sanders Junior Saylors VICE-PRESIDENTS: Jim Vandiver, Ricky McCurley, Hala Gaines, and Lynn Barton. Sheri Sanders President Wanda Moorhead Secretary Sub-Freshman Class of 1974 Eighth grade football cheerleaders are alternate Paulette Lewis, Sheri Sanders, Wanda Moorhead, Kim Thrasher, Captain Lynn Barton, Debra Stout, Cathy Edmunds, Angie McGee, and Carey Ensley. The eighth grade football team was composed of 33 boys from all grammar schools in the county including the eighth grade at HCHS. They played Stephens County their first game and tied it 0 to 0. The next five in a row were lost by only a few points. To end the season the Bullpups lost to Commerce 24 to 6. The Pups were lead by Johnny Clem's running and Rickey McCurley's quarterbacking. Defen- sive standouts were Mitch Skelton, Doy Johnson, and Marty Howell. Captains were Johnny Clem and Rickey McCurley. All year long the Pups moved the ball well but they had difficulty scoring. These boys were coached by Coach Gordon Bailey who said he thought they did well for their first year. The eighth graders played basketball with the Hartwell Elementary team which is coached by Lee Woolbright, Sr. This team competed against the teams from other county schools. 68 Danny Alewine Wayne Alexander Tonnie Ankerich Charles Atkinson Sheryl Atkinson Martha Jean Ayers Mary Lou Bailey Kenny Barnes Lyn Barton Steve Boles Bob Bowers Dan Bowers Cynthia Bratcher Ronald Bratcher Stanley Brock Billy Broom Dale Brown Pat Buffington Greg Cantrell Judy Cape Steve Carey Chan Chitwood Mike Christian Bob Clark Marie Clarke Johnny Clem David Cleveland Eddie Cleveland Stewart Cleveland Terry Cleveland Diane Cobb Carold Cobb Cathy Cook Barbara Cordell Eddie Cordell Marshall Craft Sheila Craft Delores Crittendon Paula Cromer Cathy Daniel Donald Davis Mary Dendy Darrell Dodson Rhonda Doker Barbara Duncan Cathy Edmunds Carey Ensley Debbie Estes Louie Farin Donald Fleming Tommy Fleming Lynn Floyd Russ Floyd Ray Frye Hala Gaines Linda Haltom Mary Sue Hayes Martha Sue Hembree Denise Hicks David Hill 69 Subfreshmen Anticipate We've got a secret. Sheila House Gus Howard Marty Howell Doy Johnson Vickie Kellar David Kenmore Paulette Lewis Paulette Lewis Danny Mabry David Marett Margaret Massey Max McCollum Randy McCurley Ricky McCurley Angie McGee Ken Medlin Wanda Moorhead Tom Morris Terrell Morrison Ellen Myerholtz Susan Norris James Owen Jane Gaye Powell Mark Rooks Terry Rowland Sheri Sanders Jane Senkbeil Debbie Simpson Mike Simpson Neal Smith Bo Standridge Dennis Starett Debra Stout Kenneth Stowers Harry Strickland Mike Teasley Sandra Teasley 70 Future Years at H.C.H.S. Mary Ann Temple Mike Thompson Kim Thrasher Susan Thrasher Jim Vandiver Donnie Vassar Dennis Wade Charles Welborn Connie White Janice Whitfield Carolyn Woodall Not shown Ricky Brown Ronald Bradford Shirley Duffee Mitchell Eaves Bunny Fleming Pearson Flowers Ray Frye Debbie Hamlin Barbara Higginbotham Keith Peeples Thomas Sanders Jerry Tallent Connie Temple What's this, the lineup? 71 Write your nome neatly; it may be valuable after the sensational seventies. Language Department Mrs. Sarah McCommons Great Expectations, Silas Marner, Scarlet Letter, Macbeth . . . but, my autobiography's embarrassing .. . two books a month?? ... write a Canterbury Tale?? .. . that's not in the library . . . formulas? ... tree diagrams ... Je vous drais te presenter Paul Martin .. . but ain't is in the dictionary ... do you want to be a sesquipedalian?? .. . why study English four years? .. . you mean teachers have to go back to school to learn to talk? .. . notes .. . quotes .. . English? why not American? Coach Gordon Bailey Mrs. Mary Carpenter Mrs. Harriet Brinson Miss Elaine Compton Mr. Warren Hulme Mrs. Helen Dowis Mrs. Ruby Nell Bannister Mrs. Rebecca Mewborn 76 Mr. Mike Farrin Mathematics Department You got an A+ in math? ... x and y and r are ... blue grades ... red grades ... ZCOA = 6°52' ... trig, dig ... Einstein ... graphs . .. prime numbers ... Is a postcard alright for a ruler? ... Do you have a compass? .. . Mr. Farrin says, Cos + sec + tan is necessary to know sec + cos + cotan of an angle. ... I don't care who you are; if you don't study, you won't pass. ,0243x-16 7912y-H = 2x ... Really, class, it's easy .. . Math is good discipline for the mind?? ... You mean I got a negative grade? ... If two trips to the office are added to two days playing hooky and subtracted from paying attention in class, then how many zeros will be divided into the final average?? ... What's a common denominator? Is there an uncommon one? Mrs. Helen Dendy Mr. Champ Dendy Miss Brenda Thompson Mrs. Beth Harris Coach Mickey Grimmett 77 Mr. Anthony Presley 78 Mrs. Bonnie Milford Mrs. Betty Griggs Science Department $1.50 lab fee? ... Darwin ... Due to the crowded conditions of the Physics class . .. pancreas, esophagus? ... 2HC1., + ZnSOj confusion ... how do you know that fruit-fly is a girl? . .. just keep cutting—you'll get a better grade . .. larynx, pharynx ... no, you can't make a still for your project . .. amoeba . .. there goes another test tube ... falanges ... Bb + BB.X Bb + bb = multi-colored cow ... Leukocytosis ... if I find a cure for cancer, will it bring up my grade??? Mr. William Baker Mrs. Elizabeth Vickery Coach Al Westmoreland Miss Linda Varner Mr. Bobby Carson Social Studies Department News ... views ... Spiro Hale ... Nathan Agnew ... Communism, Socialism, and what did you say we live under? ... Are you sure you must know the past to understand the present? ... Henry VIII must have been a swinger ... You bet history repeats itself; I got another F .. . Is Austria the capital of Australia? .. . You mean they sanction polygamy therel Where can I buy a ticket? ... Georgia was settled by what? ... All I know about sulphur is what my nose tells me ... Foreign trade ... Foreign aid ... First man on the moon; I can't even get to Anderson .. . My budget follows the law of diminishing returns ... The U.S. dollar is worth how much? .. . I'm having an economic depres- sion Coach Sherrill Whitaker Miss Brenda Bruce 79 Mr. Joel Thornton Mr. Alan Brown Mr. Bobby Brown Mrs. Alicia Hampton Mrs. Blanche Bowers 80 Mr. J. B. Cobb Mrs. Barbara Cobb Mrs. Sara Chafin Vocational Department No, son, you can't take Ag. Ill until you take Ag. I and Ag. II . .. where can you get the tailor tacks . .. eyes on copy ... a girl in shop? . .. 4-H pencils?—Can I get those from Mr. Roberts? ... how do you figure 20 words a minute—45 errors ... a boy in Home Ec? ... Is a T-square related to a T-bone? . .. Mrs. Cobb, my dictation notes have holes in them . .. yes, anyone who burns water will automatically flunk! ... I didn't know there were 25 different shrubs . .. You mean you failed as a secretary? ... Can I put my shoe shine kit on the corner and be the Hartwell shoeshine boy? . .. The bluejays love my birdhouse. Mr. Pete Herndon Miss Betty Thrasher 81 Mrs. Ellen O'Neal 82 Mrs. Virginia Russell Special People No, it's a business phone . .. Well, I've narrowed it down to Harvard and Emmanuel . . .no, we can't do In-A- Gadda-Da-Vida . .. Mr. Jonson, my mama won't even buy this . .. and, don't worry children, they give you 200 on your SAT . ,. I want my schedule changed .. . why can't you march and play your instru- ment at the same time? .. . I'm looking for an autobiography on Dewey Decimal sure, I said open your mouths wide—but, I don't want to see your tonsils . .. how many aspirins have I given you today? P.E. Department Physical what? ... You have to dress out at least once a six weeks! ... but the floor's dirty ... side- straddle-hop?? .. . baseball in the winter? .. . B.O. ... A fire drill! but, I'm not dressed ... wind-mill?? here?? ... and this builds what?? ... sit-ups ... chin-ups ... push- ups .. . throw-ups ... Coach Bill Ensley Coach Eugene Griep Teachers' Aides Mrs. Ann Bernie Mrs. Elva Alewine 83 Lunchroom Ladies Hamburgers .. . hotdogs . . . please, no turnip greens ... 400 hands raised; 500 eating .. . oh, may we have another of those rolls? ... watch the pepper shaker top! a few potatoes in your pepper now ... you mean you're a brown bagger? ... no bottles in the lunchroom! ... no shredding the nap- kins ... hey! keep it clean All dressed up for open house. Mrs. Edna Anderson Mrs. Buiest Jordan Mrs. Emma Russell Mrs. Amy Phillips Custodians Replace that light ... this desk is broken ... will you sweep the room this week? ... where are the janitors? .. . the halls are shining .. . Mr. Jor- dan, will you carry those books for me? ... Hey, Ertz, will you roll a smoke for me? ... 84 Mr. Clyde Ertzberger Mr. Lester Jordan Miss Bulldog Miss Susan Ayers 87 Peggy and Wayne Kathy and Evans Jolene and Danny Judy and Myron Julie and Jim Karol and Greg DOG HOUSE Linda and Mark Andrea and Joe Claire and Steven Seniors and Their Sponsors 89 Beauty Revue 1970 On the evening of January 30, 1970, forty-five girls competed for the title of Miss Hart County High. The Beauty Revue was sponsored by the senior class. Mark Gordon, president, served as Master of Ceremonies. Linda Callis, a popular senior, was chosen Miss Hart County High for 1970. 91 Miss Jolene Heaton The court from left to right: Jolene Heaton, Barbara Mauldin, Linda Callis (1970 queen), Susan Ayers (1969 queen), Teresa Smith, and Miriam Holbrook. 92 Miss Barbaro Mauldin Miss Teresa Smith 93 Best Citizens 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, SER- VICE, LEADERSHIP, PATRIOTISM. Elaine Cordon and Wayne Parker Superlatives Each year the Senior Class elects as Superlatives students who have been outstanding in scholarship, citi- zenship, and service to their class and school. merely players. They have their exits and L their entrances; L. EfeJ one man in his time j Wayne Parker I asked for all things that I might enjoy life. 1 I was given life, A that I might enjoy all things. Confederate Sol Steven Smith Miss Sharon Saliba ;eep your face to the sunshine and you cannot i :e the hadow. Helen Kellem f impossible without change and those it change their minds cannot change George Bernard Sfiaw — Fred Wilson When I was a boy of fourteen myl so ignorant I could hardly stand to hi man around. But when I got to be twl was astonished at how much the olcB learned in seven years. A l ss Cynthio McDougol First Runner-Up Miss Cathy Kesler Third Runner-Up Miss June Taylor Second Runner-Up Archie Manning, quarterback for the University o Mississippi, most valuable player in the 1970 Sugai Bowl, judged the Miss Memoir Contest. «. L. -w - sgSsft «S'. w , S5 ■ 103 SOPHOMORES—Martha Johnson and Eddie McCurley SENIORS—Sharon Saliba and Steven Smith Class 104 SUB-FRESHMEN—Cary Ensley and Tommy Fleming FRESHMEN—Claire Hardigree and Terry Vickery 105 Special Honors State Degree Worker� in Home Economic : (I. to r.) Shirley Welborn, Cynthia McDougal, Diane Alexander, Peggy Seawright. Second row: Sally Johnson, Patricia Jordan, Marilyn LeCroy,and Deborah Carlton. The Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow award wa presented to Gail McGee. Gail received this award by scoring highest on a test given to all senior girls. Elaine Gordon attended the Governor's Honors Program in the summer of 1969. These students were nominated for the 1970 Governor's Honors Program. First row (I. to r.) Shirley Vickery, Beebe Verdery, Beth Cacchioli, Georgia LeRoy, Susan Harris, Donna Christian, Anne Black, Annette Reed, Alice Brown and Susan Harper. Second row—Ronnie Hunnicut, Jimmy Maret, Billy West, Van White, and Dale Carter. (Not Shown—Roberta Craft). Roberta Craft and Billy West were semi-finalists in Music. Susan Harper was a Semi-finalist in Drama. Marilyn LeCroy attended the National 4-H Congress in Chicago, Illinois, November Elaine Gordon was a runner-up in the NCTE Achievement 28-December 5. Award. These students made all A's for the first semester. First row (I. to r.) Mark Rooks, Judy Milford, Linda Callis, Cynthia McDougal, Gail Mc- Gee, Michele Sims, Vickie Cleveland, Karen Callaway, Donna Morgan, Alice Brown, David Maret, Warren Ginn. Second row—Anne Black, Beth Cacchioli, Patsy Baker, Sherry Sanders, Angie Mc- Gee, Cathy Edmonds, Evelyn Brown, Camilla Skelton, Sheila, Cleveland, Diane Bryant, Wanda Moorehead, Hala Gaines, and Eddy Cleveland. Trabue Bryans was nominated for a scholarship from Wesleyan College. Many well-qualified students represent the school in the literary meet in essay, music, declamation, typing, home economics, but the events take place too late for the year- book deadline. Joe Bailey won a $1,000 scholarship from the Franklin Science Foundations. Star Student and Star Teacher Joe Bailey was named STAR Stu- dent of Hart County High School by scoring the highest on the Scholastic Aptitude Test. At the Annual STAR Banquet Joe named Mr. Roscoe Le- Croy, principal, teacher, and coach at Air Line School, as his STAR Teacher. TERE LeCROY—Senior, 2 years SALLY JOHNSON-Senior, 3 years GEORGIA LeROY—Junior, 2 years Cheerleaders 1969 SUSAN AYERS—Senior, 3 years LANNETTE THRASHER—Sophomore, 1 year LINDA CALLIS—Senior, 3 years This year's group of cheerleaders has really been busy. They decorated the halls on Thursday nights, boosted school spirit, painted Bulldog plaques for the Senior players, and decorated for the Football Banquet. They added color, beauty, and spirit to back the Dogs all the way. To them we say, Thanks. KATHY DISAAUKE—Senior, 3 years JULIE BROWN—Sophomore, 1 year MRS. RICHARD CARPENTER, Advisor CECELIA CHEEK—Junior, 2 years A Moment of Victory I want three hamburgers, two orders of French fries, and a coke to go. There's nothing so sweet as making a touchdown against Baldwin County! To an outsider, sports mean games and excitement and cheering. But, in the students' life, sports mean even more than that. They mean long hours of tiresome practice, high hopes and sometimes the lonely feeling of defeat as well as victory. To other students and to teachers, sports mean watching and rooting for good friends and working to show the best your school has to offer. We Play Our Best Win or Lose Good grief, I forgot how many yards Callis Evans, Hey, Smith, I need some help! Steven, Sure, Evans, just as soon as I find picked up! out who that good-looking blonde is! Mama told me there would be nights like this HG: + Cl, + 20:— 3H:0 + MG + CH,? Wish I had gotten my Chemistry earlier! A blaze of loyalty for the team Which burns brightly in victory And is fanned, not extinguished, by the winds of defeat. Hey, somebody tell me what a personal foul is? 115 'Our Father who art in Heaven, hallowed be thy name ... in sports, in all things ... This year's football team had nine Seniors. They are (I. to r.) Myron King, Joe Bailey, Steven Smith, Jim Alewine. 2nd row—Evans Brinson, Danny Thomason, Wayne Parker, Greg Gaines. NOT SHOWN—Mark Callis. You better get out of my way or I'll run over you! Who's playing Hide-and-Seek with you, Parker? 116 Take a View From the Side Lines. RICKY MEWBORN Manager Greg gives encouragement from the sidelines. The 1969 Varsity Team wbs (I. to r.) Michael Turner, Greg Gaines, Evans Brinson, Steven Smith, Danny Thomason, Joe Bailey, John Cleveland, Mark Callis. 2nd row—Larry Morris, Jim Alewine, Joe Sorrells, Myron King, Lee Brinson, Wayne Parker, Lee Woolbright, Mgr. Jeff Morrison. 3rd row—Coach Bailey, Coach Westmoreland, Lee Barton, Doyle Howell, Eddie McCurley, Donald Martin, Randy Gambriel, David Walters, David Saliba, Keith McCurley, Coach Grimmett, Coach Greip. 4th row—Mgr. Jimmy Maret, David Leard, Mike Vassar, Terry Vickery, John Fortson, Tyler Verdery, Mgr. Ricky Mewborn, Mgr. Mike Cole. (I. to r.J Ricky McCurley, Golden Helmet 8th grade: Wayne Parker, Golden Helmet Varsity; Coach Mickey Grimmett; Mark Callis, Most Valuable Back, Captain; Danny Thomason, Lineman; Greg Gaines, Sportsmanship; Coach Dan Denning, Western Caroline; Evans Brinson, Captain; David Saliba, Golden Helmet B-team. Coach Mickey Grimmett came to Hart County High School from LaGrange, Georgia. He was head coach for the 1969 varsity football season. 8-Team Cheerleaders Pat O'Neal, captain, Carey Lynn Vandiver, co-captain, Claire Hardigree, Mjrie LeCroy, and Patty Medlin. Hey, Pups, will you hurry up and get that basketball? I'm tired of just standing here! MISS LINDA VARNER B-team Cheerleader advisor B-Teoms THE B TEAM girl are (I. to r.) Becky Mclane, Peggy Ray, Lannette Thrasher, Jean Parham, Janice Gurley, Julie Brown, Vickie Cleveland, Sara Duncan, Janice Smith, Coach Sherrill Whitaker. 2nd row—Priscilla King, mgr., Joy Vickery, mgr., Luanne Synder, Pam Weaver, Becky Floyd, Sandra Anderson, Kate Phillips, Lillian Brown, Flo Wilson, mgr. Hey, girl, get out from under me if you don't mind too much! 120 jy THE B-TEAM BOYS are (I. to r.) Eddie McCurley, Greg Mauldin, Jeff McCurley, Brook Bryan� , Steve Russell, Doug Carnes, Timmy Gor- don, Bobby Carey. 2nd row—Mgr. Trent Hicks, Terry Vickery, David Saliba, Tyler Verdery, Coach Sherrill Whitaker, John Cleveland, Bobby Little, Donald Martin, Mgr. Wade Carlton. Not Shown, Benny Senkbeil and Lee Barton. MISS BRENDA THOMPSON Advisor SUSAN MORRIS Sophomore CLARA LEE JORDAN Sophomore The versify basketball cheerleaders have been real busy this year. They decorated the halls before the basketball games and went all out against Elberton to turn the gym into Bulldog Country They gave the players orange basketballs with favors on them before many of the games. They kept the spirit through the wins and losses. ANDREA WALTERS, Captain Senior LINDA FULBRIGHT Junior CATHY KESLER Junior Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders Girls Varsity Linda, where did you learn to dribble? Hey, I can't find the basket! The team gets their last minute instructions. Put it in. Cook I Wow, Eleanor, where did you learn to stand like that? SHARON SALiBA, Senior Guard Keep those hands up and watch the baseline, Terel One, two, three! Attack 11 ELEANOR SEWELL, Junior Guard Q n DIANE COOK, Junior Forward Help! I can't get up high enoughl Season Ends Victoriously 17—4 Patsy had a variety of odd jobs that she did each day. She spent many long hours keeping the dressing room cleaned up and seeing that the girls had clean practice uniforms. She also had the roll of big sister and even Mama on somedays. JUNE TAYLOR, Junior Forward LINDA WOOD, Junior Forward Souvenir of a championship team DEBRA ADAMS, Sophomore Guard SHERRY DAVIS, Sophomore Guard JUDY OSLEY, Sophomore Forward 129 VC lit I beg your pardon; I never give interviews. Boys Varsity EVANS BRINSON, Senior Forward Are you practicing ballet when you should be playing basketball? TERRY CHILDS, Senior Center 131 Joe! get the ball while he is not looking! JIMMY CAREY, Junior Guard Van and Ronnie practice driving on each other. RONNIE HUNNICUTT, Junior Forward DANNY THOMASON, Senior Forward It's a bird! It's a plane! It's superball! You better get that rebound. Pretty Boy. LEE WOOLBRIGHT, Junior Guard Dogs Defeat Stephens In Tourney Coach Bill Ensley looks proud of his mighty Dogs. How sweet it is! Northeast Georgia Invitational Champs!! 134 EDDIE McCURLEV, Sophomore Guard JOHN CLEVELAND, Sophomore Forward Evans, you better get that ball way up in the air if you want two points! Rodney, have you ever tried using hairspray? VAN WHITE, Sophomore Guard Boy, you better watch that elbow! Bulldogs Close Winning Season 17-4 Act IV. Scene III. of SWAN LAKE TERRELL FLEMING, Junior Manager The 1970 baseball team was chosen from the following boys: (I. to r.) Charles Watson, Ronnie Hunnicutt, Jeff Morrison, Lee Wool- bright, Terry Kay, Ricky Fisher, Jimi Maret, Mark Burns. 2nd row—Larry Kotal, Joey Donald, Mike Turner, Donald Martin, John Cleve- land, Randy Byrum, David Mann, Rusty Bartlett, Blake Thompson, Johnny Starrett, Jerry Harris, Terry Sanders, Keith Reid, David Burney, Steve Haltom, and Aaron Isbell. Coach Al Westmoreland coached the Baseball team. Spring Sports The yearbook deadlines come too early for actual coverage of spring sports. The baseball, track, and golf teams compete against area and region schools and have brought home outstand- ing records in the past. A few of the boys started their batting practice early this year. These boys tried out for the 1970 Track team: (I. to r.) Bobby King, John Cleveland, Dale Carter, Kenneth Fleming, Jimmy Carey, Rodney Bowers, Winston Richardson, David Leard, Larry Morris. 2nd row—Blake Thompson, Johnny O'Neal, Mike Turner, Hank Magoon, Dan Craft, Dennis Thomason, Leonard Greene, David Walters, Richard Bowers. 3rd row—David Burney, Mike Vasser, Brian Dyar, Don Kight, Terry Nations, Al Ham, Johnny LeRov. Coach Mickey Grimmett coached the Track team. Don't get uptight, Steve! Terry, why are you laughing while Coach is trying to show you how to hold a golf club? 139 Ann Senkbeil, editor-in-chief of the 1970 Memoir, points out the deadline to other staff members. Meeting that all-important deadline was a hard job. Brain power? was used by Gay Holbrook, classes editor, in devising new ways of presenting the classes section. Wednesday mornings usually found Gail McGee, organizations editor, in a whirl. Those were picture making days. They always ended with a headache, but also a feeling of accomplishment. Cindy Vandiver and Kathy Dismuke worked as co-editors of the Features Section. Making those pictures fit into the right spaces took much time and effort. Keeping up with the Memoir's finances was one of the hardest jobs of all. Debbie Dodson served as Business Editor. Her job began last spring with the assignment of advertisements to staff members. Football, basketball, golf, baseball and track were sports which had to be covered by Sports Editor, Tere LeCroy. STAFF MEMBERS INCLUDE: Rusty Bartlett, David Boles, Kathy Dismuke, Debbie Dodson, Danny Evans, Linda Fulbright, Greg Gaines, Tom Hardigree, Jolene Heaton, Gay Holbrook, Bobbi Hutchens, Karol Kotal, Tere LeCroy, Cynthia McDougal, Gail McGee, Annette Reed, Ann Sanders, Ann Senkbeil, Gail Spears, Cindy Vandiver. Memoir You, the average student have no idea of the time, work, and effort which is behind the book which you are now holding. Things begin in the spring and continue all summer with the advertising campaign. How many ads have you sold? None? I've sold $300 worth. So what, you got all the big stores. The summer is spent in swiping ideas from other yearbooks, magazines, T.V., newspapers, and other people's brains. First thing in the fall comes that rat race of individual pictures. Will you please change blouses? Yes, you must wear a tie. Get that hair out of your eyes! Back to class! Now! Wednesday after Wednes- day, announce those times, arrange those chairs, hurry, headaches, line up, looking right this way, every- body happy? ... Snap ... No back talk, put those hands down, knees turned to the side, please. Ball games to be covered. You mean the season is over and you missed the pictures? Hey! Catch that action. Who ever heard of posed candid shots? Rough drafts? Rough is the word, all right. Crop, proportion and stamp the pictures. Shall we let it bleed?—off the edge or into the gutter? With creativity, imagination, precision, vivid word pictures—SWEAT—write that copy. Please put it neatly on the final copy sheets so Miss C. can proof while she pulls her hair out and strains her eyes over the confusion. Seal it quickly for mailing before we find more mistakes! Wait for the proofs. And finally—IT IS FINISHED!! With eagerness we join you laymen in awaiting May. What? You mean it's time to start on 1971?? No rest for the weary. And then there was Miss Compton, keeping us to- gether, pushing us to meet those deadlines, helping us crop pictures, and just being there when we needed her. THANKS!!! Who is this? I don't know. Who is this? Questions such as these were bantered around the room when the individual class pictures came back. Class editors were Jolene Heaton—8th grade, Annette Reed—9th grade, Gail Spears— 10th grade, Karol Klotal—11th grade, and Gay Holbrook—12th grade. 141 ,0 present to tn as they h, ,5 QfOWth tO £' SV Coverage ot Associate ind.Hfceir .J0 minute; lne typed.’ [ready?” Vl y oid f book.” |n you hav ch J WH$ ««SPEttV 1 l,ng never orrowing his 'ng him c c°nunort hoi K.,hyA i on,CIUb Editor t’U be in j m all day.” we°6se t ; m scared ♦ Alice Brown- Con� plimei — ikbeil — Exchangc feitor advisor ___iwcrODiT' irtha Johnson, Di ftUA cen t� nr Kathy Atkinson—President, Susan Morris—Vice-President Eleanor Sewell—Treasurer, Deborah Williams—Secretary, Debbie Cantrell—Projects Chairman, Barbara Owens—Publicity Chairman, Nancy Fowler—Chaplain. AMCC members arranged this attractive display at Open House. Allied Medical Careers Club By providing a stimulus composed of projects, field trips, and speakers, the ALLIED MEDICAL CAREERS CLUB encourages and educates those interested in a medical career. Money making projects are a big job. Kathy Atkinson and Debbie Cantrell are shown ordering candy for candy sale. MEMBERS INCLUDE: Kathy Atkinson Lynne Bannister Teresa Bennett Debbie Cantrell Sandra Conner Judy Corn Mollie Duncan Nancy Fowler Deborah Hart Polly McKern Susan Morris Deborah Mulkey Diane O'Barr Linda O'Barr Barbara Owens Joyce Purvis Susan Reid Ann Sanders Eleanor Sewell Suzanne Vollrath Deborah Williams Susan Williams ADVISORS: Mrs. Hicks Mrs. Bullock Anchor Club The ANCHOR CLUB s major proj- ects of the year were painting the Dog House ticket booth, benches and trash cans, cleaning the gym with the Key Club, ringing the bells for the Salva- tion Army, and ini- tiating and partici- pating in a live Na- tivity Scene on the city square. Sharon Saliba—President, Cindy Vandiver—-Vice-President, Georgia LeRoy—Secretary, Ann Sanders—Treasurer, Sally Johnson—Chaplain, Andrea Walters—Historian, Kathy Dismuke— Senior Director, Susan Harper—Junior Director, Martha Johnson—Sophomoe Director. Mrs. Chafin is the advisor. MEMBERS INCLUDE: Debra Adams, Susan Ayers, Dianne Bagwell, Joy Beasley, Julie Brown, Trabue Bryans, Linda Callis, Claire Cheek, Kathy Dismuke, Carolyn Farmer, Elaine Gordon, Susan Harper, Martha Johnson, Sally Johnson, Cathy Kesler, Karol Kotal, Marilyn LeCroy, Tere LeCroy, Georgia LeRoy, Sharon Saliba, Ann Sanders, Teresa Toney, Cindy Vandiver, Bebe Verdery, Shirley Vickery, Andrea Walters. The annual door decorations contest was again held by the Anchor Club as one of its many projects. Mark Gordon Anchor Beau Faceless students marching in uni- son as the drums roll and the trum- pets blare . .. Instruments gleaming ... Orange, black and white blend- ing in intricate formations . .. Christ- mas Concert, Spring Concert, festi- vals, pep rallies . .. The BAND, an integral part of HCHS, seldom recog- nized, but greatly appreciated. Mr. Ron Jonson, Director President—Terry Childs, Vice-President—Phil Wilson, Secretary—Susan Harper, Treasurer—Roberta Craft, Librarian—Don Purvis, Announcer—Fred Wilson. Hart County High School Bond VARSITY BAND MEMBERS PICCOLO B-FLAT CLARINETS Steve Brown Bobby Cook Dwain Brown Shery Denman Kenneth Reid ALTO SAXOPHONES Keith Sokol BARITONES FLUTES Donna Christian Mike Vickery Mike Madden Gary Snow Gay Holbrook Roberta Craft Elaine Gordon Ronnie Byrum Mark Bannister Sherry Denman Mollie Duncan David Seawright Aaron Isbell Ken Glenn Susan Harper Susan Fleming Lynn Stowers Terry Ayers BASSES Kathryn Vickery Carol Walters TENOR SAXOPHONES FRENCH HORNS Carl Saylors Lynn Seymour Sandra Fleming Phil Wison Tim McCollum Roger Sosby Gay Feltman Miriam Holbrook Jim Carter Bill Mareft PERCUSSION Patricia Bryson Patsy Baker BARITONE SAXOPHONE Joyce Powell Gary Hicks Cathy Kesler Diane Allen Steve Russell TROMBONES Don Purvis E-FLAT CLARINET Patricia Boteler TRUMPETS Blair Vaughn Carey Carter Mildred Bowers Claire Cheek Van White Trent Hicks Terrell Fleming ALTO CLARINETS Sharon Rice Terry Childs Annette Reed Clyde Sanders Arlene Bailey Bonnie Brown Jerry Cleveland Allen Seymour Niles Shiflet Debbie Cleveland Jean Farmer Brian Dyer Lewis McMullan Billy West BASS CLARINETS Debbie Denman Dana Shirley George Hubbard Suzanne Vollrath Tim Cleveland Ann Dove Jimmy McDowell Mike Sanders Blake Ray Jimmy Johnson Members of the majorette corps are Patricia Bryson, Claire Cheek, Gay Feltman, Elaine Gordon—Captain, Miriam Holbrook, Cathy Kesler, Lynn Seymour, Kathryn Vickery. Halftime wouldn't be the same without the HCHS Twirling Corps. First—Four days of hard practice and long hours—cut-off jeans and sweat- shirts—it's Thursday afternoon and you still look spastic—despair—finally, orange sequins, black velvet, white boots, nervous excitement as you line up to march in—then you hear, Corps, for- ward march, and the HCHS flagtwirlers and majorettes march on the field, the crowd cheers . .. ecstacy . .. Football season ends but you don't stop. Next Christmas parades— Aren't you cold? No, we like to march in freezing rain. My sequins are fading. Wouldn't you like a box of stationery? We need the money to go to the Dogwood Arts Festival. The corps spent many weeks preparing for this three-day trip. Twirling Corps Members of the flagtwirling corps are Sheila Cleveland, Wanda Fleming, Sandy Floyd, Patricia Gaines, Jolene Heaton—Captain, Clara Lee Jordan, Nancy McCleskey, Becky Mclane, Ann Sanders, Teresa Smith, Sherry Teasley, Teresa Toney, Beebe Verdery, Laurie Vickery—Co-Captain, Andrea Walters—Co-Captain. Cadet Band CADET BAND MEMBERS Flutes Vernette Poole Sheila Mize Cleri nets Mary Dendy Dan Bowers Bob Bowers Charles Atkinson Martha Ayers Wanda Thornton Nancy King Alto Sexophones Darryl Dodson Gary Dumesnil Lee Blackmon Trumpets Tommy Seymour Eddie Cleveland Neal Smith David Kenmore Max McCollum Ronald Bradford Priscilla King Cynthia Lash T rom bones Mike Christian Doy Johnson Marty Howell Kenneth Martin Percussion Allen Carter Mr. Jonson directs the Cadet Band in a marching formation. Apprentices . . . Practicing, march- ing, drilling, training, waiting, pre- paring to move into the high-step- ping boots of the Varsity Band ISO President—Tommy Seymour Vice-President—David Kenmore Secretary—Sheila Mize Vice-President Joe Bailey is posting the Honor Roll for which the Beta Club is responsible every six weeks. Wayne Parker—President, Joe Bailey—Vice-President, Jolene Heaton—Secretary, Annette Reed—Treasurer, Cindy Vandiver—Publicity Chairman. Beta Club The BETA CLUB encourages academic achievement. Coach Ertsley was guest speaker for one of the Beta Club meetings. MEMBERS INCLUDE: Donna Bagwell, Joe Bailey, Lee Barton, Anne Black, Alice Brown, Trabue Bryans, Beth Cacchioli, Deborah Carlton, Dale Carter, Donna Christian, Tim Cleveland, Wayne Cleveland, Debbie Dodson. Sandra Fleming, Elaine Gordon, Susan Harris, Elizabeth Heaton, Jolene Heaton, Gay Holbrook, Janie Johnson, Martha Johnson, Sally Johnson, Laura Kight, Karol Kotal, Marilyn LeCroy, Jimmy Maret. Florence McCurley. Cynthia McDougal, Gail McGee. Judy Milford, Wayne Parker, Annette Reed. Peggy Seawright, Dennis Thomason, Lannette Thrasher, Cindy Vandiver, Bebe Verdery, Shirley Vickery, Andrea Walters, Billy West. Mrs. Mewborn is the advisor. Chorus President—Linda Wood, Vice President—Debbie Hamlin, Treasurer—Evelyn Adams, Librarians—Jan Ayers, Kay Boleman, Denise Hicks, Barbara Cordell, Props Chairmen— Joe Weldon, Darlene Little, Publicity—Susan Vickery, Becky McLane. Mrs. Maryleene Basinger is the director of the chorus. Ethereal notes of vocal harmony ascend from the CHORUS room. Per- fection can only be the product of diligent practice. MEMBERS INCLUDE: Evelyn Adams, Jan Ayers, Ruth Ann Bailey, Vickie Beebe, Teresa Bennett, Anne Black, Kay Boleman, Susan Bratcher, Karen Calloway, Brenda Campbell, Cathy Chatham, Dianne Chatham, Joy Cheek, Sandra Connor, Barbara Cordell, Wanda Cordell, Ann Craft, Delorese Crittendon, Mary Kate Dickerson, Rhonda Doker, Cathy Eubank, Wanda Fleming, Deborah Hart, Debbie Hamlin, Pattie Headrick, Denise Hicks, Jan Hicks, Martha Holcomb, Marie LeCroy, Darlene Little, Diane McDowell, Becky McLane, Donna Morgan, Alice O'Neal, Dianne Parham, Kate Phillips, Ricky Powell, Terry Purcell, Susan Reid, Alice Scott, Jane Senkbeil, Niles Shiflet, Susan Standridge, Rhonda Strickland, Mary Ann Temple, Susan Vickery, Joe Weldon, Debbie Weldon, Bonnie White, Joy White, L nda Wood. MEMBERS INCLUDE: Ranny Adams, Jim Alewine, Teresa Bennett, Evans Brinson, Beth Cacchioli, Mark Callis, Margaret Carnes, Dale Carter, Leah Chadderton, Sandra Conner, Brian Dyar, David Eaves, Susan Foster, Mark Gordon, Alfonso Ham, Tom Hardigree, Susan Harper, Trent Hicks, Mickey Hilliard, Bobbi Hutchins, Bill Maret, Becky McLane, Lewis McMullen, Wayne Parker, Don Purvis, Annette Reed, Alan Seymour, Tommy Seymour, Brad Taylor, Teresa Toney, Blair Vaughn, Bebe Verdery, Shirley Vickery, David Walters, Van White, Fred Wilson, Phil Wilson, Billy West, Kenneth Younes. Mrs. Bannister is the advisor. Leah Chadderton—President Wayne Parker—Vice-President Claire Cheek—Secretary-Treasurer Tom Hardigree—Projects Chairman Jimmy Maret—Membership Chairman Demosthenian Literary Society The appreciation of art, drama, music, and writing are shared by the members of the DEMOSTHENIAN LITERARY SO- CIETY. I S3 Eighth Grade 4-H EIGHTH GRADE 4-H CLUB prepares its members for fu- ture work in 4-H during their high school careers. Hala Gaines—President Sheri Sanders—Vice President Martha Sue Hembree—Secretary Mary Ann Temple—Parliamentarian Wanda Moorhead—Reporter Chan Chitwood—President Tommy Fleming—Vice-President Johnny Clem—Secretary Russ Floyd—Parliamentarian Danny Mabry—Reporter MEMBERS INCLUDE: Tonnie Ankerich, Sheryl Atkinson, Martha Jean Ayers, Lynn Barton, Judy Cape, Marie Clark, Diane Cobb, Sheila Craft, Paula Cromer, Cathy Daniel, Mary Di.idy, Rhonda Doker, Shirley Duffee, Barbara Duncan, Cathy Edmunds, Gary Ensley, Debbie Estes, Lynne Floyd, Hala Gaines, Linda Haltom, Martha Sue Hembree, Denise Hicks, Barbara Higginbotham, Sheila House, Vicky Kellar, Paulette Lewis, Margaret Massey, Angie McGee, Wanda Moorhead, Ellen Myerholtz, Susan Norris, Linda Gail Oglesby, Jane Gaye Powell, Sheri Sanders, Jane Senkbeil, Karen Shiflet, Debbie Simpson, Deborah Stout, Mary Ann Temple, Sandra Teasley, Kim Thrasher, Susan Hhrasher, Connie Dianne White, Jan Whitfield, Carol Woodall, Danny Alewine, Wayne Alexander, Kenneth Barnes, Steve Boles, Bob Bowers, Dan Bowers, Stanley Brock, Ricky Brown, Greg Cantrell, Chan Chitwood, Johnny Clem, Eddie Cordell, Marshall David Craft, Donald Davis, Barry Fleming, Donald Fleming, Russ Floyd, Danny Mabry, Max McCollum, James Owens. Mrs. Jo Evelyn Dean and Mr. Howell Roberts are the advisors. President—Ricky McCurley Vice President—Marty Howell Sec. Trees.—David Marett Chaplain—Doy Johnson Eighth Grade Sports Club The SPORTS CLUB promotes and encourages participation in athletics. The sports club teaches sub-freshmen the fundamentals of basketball. MEMBERS INCLUDE: Danny Alewine, Wayne Alexander, Charles Atkinson, Kenneth Barnes, Steve Boles, Stanley Brock, Ricky Brown, Chan Chitwood, Mike Christian, Johnny Clem, David Cleveland, Terry Cleveland, Eddie Cordell, Marshall Craft, Donald Davis, Darrell Dodson, Bunny Fleming, Donald Fleming, Tommy Fleming, Russ Floyd, Pearson Flowers, David Hill, Gus Howard, Marty Howell, Doy Johnson, David Kenmore, Danny Mabry, David Marett, Ken Medlin, Randy McCurley, Ricky McCurley, Max McCollum, Tom Morris, Terrel Morrison, James Owens, Keith Peeples, Mark Rooks, Terry Rowland, Mike Simpson, Harry Strickland, Mike Teasley, Mike Thompson, Jim Vandiver, Donnie Vassar, Charles Welborn. Mr. Carson and Mr. Hulme are the advisors. 55 Mary Dendy—President, Tonnie Ankerich—Vice-President, Mary Ann Temple—Secretary, Hala Gaines—Reporter. The JUNIOR HOMEMAKERS CLUB for eighth grade girls, helps to prepare them for an active role in F.H.A. Linda Haltom-Treasurer, Wanda Moorhead- Projects Chairman, Sheri Sanders-Chaplain. Junior Homemakers Club Shirley Welborn prepares Mary Dendy to be made up in a make-up demonstration. MEMBERS INCLUDE: Tonnie Ankerich, Sheryl Atkinson, Martha Jean Ayers, Mary Lou Bailey, Lynn Barton, Cynthia Bratcher, Dale Brown, Pat Buffington, Judy Cape, Marie Clark, Diane Cobb, Carol Cole, Barbara Cordell, Sheila Craft, Cathy Daniel, Mary Dendy, Rhonda Doker, Shirley Duffie, Barbara Duncan, Cathy Edmunds, Cary Ensley, Debbie Estes, Lynn Floyd, Hala Gaines, Linda Haltom, Mary Sue Hayes, Martha Sue Hembree, Denise Hicks, Barbara Higginbotham, Sheila House, Vicky Keller, Paulette Lewis, Margaret Massey, Wanda Moor- head, Ellen Myerholtz, Angie McGee, Susan Norris, Jane Gaye Powell, Sherry Sanders, Jane Senkbeil, Karen Shiflet, Debbie Simpson, Deborah Stout, Sandra Teasley, Mary Ann Temple, Kim Thrasher, Susan Thrasher, Jan Whitfield, Carol Woodall, Connie White. Mrs. Harris is ihe advisor. Shirley Welborn and Peggy Seawright are FHA advisors. FBLA The FBLA strives to produce the leaders of tomorrow's business world. MEMBERS INCLUDE: Diane Alexander, Jolynn Ankerich, Ann Baker, Lynn Banister, Marcia Barton, Joy Beasley, Janet Brock, Evelyn Bown, Lillian Brown, Diane Bryant, Janet Bryson, Margaret Carnes, Danny Carpenter, Carol Cleveland, Sheila Cleveland, Sherry Denman, Martha Evans, Sandra Fleming, Nancy Fowler, Linda Fulbright, Patricia Gaines, Charlene Gibson, Belle Zora Hart, Barbara Hembree, Donna Hicks, Wanda Hill, Susie Jones, Janice Lewis. Debbie Marett, Diane Mize, Jeanette Motes, Geraldine McCurley, Diane O'Barr, Barbara Owens, Don Purvis, Annette Reed, Marie Rice. Patsy Rice, Sheila Richardson, Ann Sanders, Peggy Scott, Mary Seymour, lola Simpson, Camilla Skelton, Gail Spears, Miriam Stovall, Susan Strickland, June Taylor, Cathy Temple, Nancy Thornton, Becky Trammell, Bonnie Jean Vickery, Helen Vickery, Janet Weaver, Deborah Williams, Linda Willis, Sheila Wood. Mrs. Cobb and Mrs. Bowers are the Advisors. Sheila Cleveland—President Ann Baker—Vice-President lola Simpson—Secretary Camilla Skelton—Treasurer Becky Trammell—Chaplain Marie Rice—Projects Chairman Patricia Gaines—Program Chairman MICHAEL CHILDS FBLA Beau The chief money making project of the FBLA was selling items from the Tom Watt kits at Christ- mas. FFA Sweetheart The FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA is the national organization for boys studying vocational agriculture in secondary schools. The FFA is an intra-curricular activity having its origin and root in a definite part of the school curriculum—Vocational Agriculture. The primary aim of the FFA is the development of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. HCHS has a chartered chapter of FFA. We are members of the Georgia Asso- ciation of the Future Farmers of America as well as the National Organization. All mem- bers of the vocational agriculture classes at HCHS are FFA members. MEMBERS INCLUDE: Jim Alewine, Johnny Alewine, James Alexander, George Allen, Jeff Ayers, Jimmy Bailey, Terry Barnett, Stanley Beebe, Greg Brown, Tommy Carver, Michael Childs, Melvin Craft, Joe Crocker, Wayne Dickerson, Edwin Driver, Jimmy Duncan, Veal Duncan, Jimmy Eaton, Mike Evans, Richard Fleming, Doug Floyd, Wayne Floyd, Terry Freeman, Herman Fulghum, Carl Goldsmith, Melvin Graham, Roger Haley, Jerry Harris, Jimmy Hendrix, Aaron Isbell, Bobby Isom, Wayne Johnson, Doug Jones, Thomas Jordan, Myron King, Carey Mc- Connell, Donnie McKern, Jimmy Mclane, Jerald Mize, Terry Moon, Jimmy Moore, Donny Mouchet, John Mouchet, Danny Peeples, Larry Pressley, David Ray, Robert Ray, Michael Richardson, Danny Risner, Bobby Robinson, Wayne Royston, Randy Sanders, Terry Sanders, Mike Segars, Gordon Smith, Steven Smith, Danny Thomason, Ray Thompson, Mark Wade, Lloyd Watson, Mike Weaver, Ronnie Whitmire, Tommy Whitmire, Calvin Whitsel, Rhett Wilson. Mr. Thornton is the advisor. 158 Future Farmers of America MEMBERS INCLUDE: Ray Alewine, Lon Alexander, Kenneth Ayers, Barry Bailey, Dwane Bailey, David Barnes, Tim Beebe, Stanley Bowers, Jimmy Brown, Randy Byrum, Bobby Carey, Donny Carey, Don Craft, Jimmy Davis, Ronnie Davis, David Eaves, George Ethridge, Keith Etheridge, Stanley Fleming, Jane Harbin, Vernie Hendrix, Douglas Hilley, Barney Johnson, Ricky Jordan, Bobby King, Larry Kotal, Richard Kotal, Ralph Lewis, Haley Mize, Jerry Moore, Sammy Moore, Mickey Moorhead, Billy Morris, Marion Morris, David Neese, Mike Phifer, Coy Pies, David Pressley, Blake Ray, Wendell Reed, Ray Risner, Donald Scoggins, Eddy Segars, Tommy Seymour, George Standridge, Wayne Vickery, Paul Walters, William Wright, Don Yeargin. Mr. Herndon is the advisor. Right—Sally Johnson, represen- tative from the state FHA coun- cil, was guest speaker at one of the FFA meetings. Officers are President—Jerald Mize, Vice-President, Tommy Whitmire, Secretary Jeff Ayers, Treasurer—Danny Thomason, Reporter—Melvin Graham, Sentinel—Terry Freeman. Future Homemakers of America Officers are President—Cynthia McDougal, 1st Vice-President—Andrea Walters, 2nd Vice-President—Laurie Vickery, Corresponding Secretary—Marilyn LeCroy, Recording Secretary—Miriam Stovall, Treasurer—Patricia Gaines, Parliamentarian—Lanette Thrasher, Historiarv- Gail McGee, Chariman of Exhibits—Shirley Welborn, Chairman of Public Relations—Peggy Jordan, Co-Chairmen of Music and Recreation— Karen Mauldin and Ann Senkbeil, Chairman of Honor Role—June Floyd, Chairman of Junior Degrees—Martha Johnson, Chairman of Chapter Degrees—Diane Alexander, Co-Chairmen of Projects—Patricia Jordan and Luanne Caldwell, Chaplain—Linda Wood, Chairman of Finances—Deborah Carlton, Representative from State Executive Board—Sally Johnson. MEMBERS INCLUDE: B. Adams, D. Adams, E. Adams, K. Adams, M. Adams, R. Adams, R. Adams, D. Alexander, D. Allen, S. Anderson, B. Atkinson, J. Ayers, S. Ayers, D. Bagwell, D. Bagwell, R. Bailey, T. Bailey, P. Baker, L. Bannister, M. Barton, V. Beebe, J. Berryman, F. Boleman, K. Boleman, P. Boteler, L. Bradford, S. Bratcher, A. Brown, B. Brown, J. Brown, L. Brown, J. Bruce, D. Bryant, P. Bryson, B. Cacchoili, L. Cauldwell, K. Calloway, S. Campbell, D. Cantrell, D. Cape, R. Carey, D. Carlton, M. Carter, S. Carter, J. Chambers, L. Chand- ler, S. Chappelear, C. Chatham, D. Chatham, C. Cheek, S. Cheek, J. Cheek, D. Chitwod, D. Cleveland, W. Cleveland, J. Cobb, S. Cobb, S. Conner, D. Cook, K. Cook, J. Cooper, W. Cordell, J. Corn, R. Craft, J. Cromer, D. Denman, S. Denman, J. Dickerson, M. Dickerson, D. Dodson, K. Dismuke, G. Driver, D. Duncan, S. Duncan, B. Dunn, S. Dyar, K. Eaves, D. Ethridge, P. Ethridge, C. Evans, D. Evans, N. Evans, S. Evans, C. Eubank, J. Farmer, G. Feltman, S. Findley, R. Fleming, S. Fleming, W. Fleming, B. Floyd, J. Floyd, J. Floyd, S. Floyd, W. Floyd, N. Fowler, G. Frye, L. Fulbright, P. Gaines, S. Goddard E. Gordon, J. Gulley, D. Hackett, J. Hall, C. Halton, D. Hamlin, J. Harbert, V. Harbin, C. Hardigree, P. Harris, B. Hart, D. Hart, E. Heaton, J. Heaton, K. Herring, J. Hicks, Wanda Hill, C. Hilley, M. Holcome, B. Isom, D. Johnson, J. Johnson, J. Johnson, M. Johnson, S. Johnson, J. Jones, S. Jones, C. Jordan, D. Jordan, P. Jordan, P. Jordan, P. Claire Hayes, State President, was guest speaker at Mom's Night. FHA was responsible for the refreshments at Open House this year. Charles Watson is shown receiving congratulations as he has just been named FHA Beau. Jordan, C. Kay, K. Kerce, C. Lash, M. LeCroy, M. LeCroy, T. LeCroy, J. LaFevre, J. LeFevre, D. Lewis, M. Lewis, M. Lewis, D. Little, B. Mackey, J. Mackey, L Magoon, D. Marett, D. Marett, S. Massey, K. Mauldin, L. McAlhaney, J. McCurley, C. McDougal, D. McDowell, G. McGee, A. McMullan, P. Medlin, R. Mewborn, J. Milford, D. Miller, D. Mize, S. Mize, J. Moon, D. Moore, D. Morgan, M. Morris, S. Morris, J. Motes, J. Norris, S. Norton, T. Norton, L. O'Barr, P. O'Barr, A. O'Neal, P. O'Neal, R. Osley, B. Owens, D. Parham, J. Parham, F. Phillips, V. Poole, J. Powell, T. Purcall, J. Purvis, B. Ray, D. Ray, K. Ray, N. Ray, P. Ray, I. Reed, S. Reid, M. Rice P. Rice, S. Rice, S. Richardson, C. Ricks, E. Rowland, S. Saliba, A. Sanders, D. Saylors, G. Saylors. A. Scott, B. Scott. P. Scott, P. Seawright, A. Senkbeil, E. Sewell, A. Seymour, L. Seymour, I. Simpson, M. Sims, C. Smith, I. Smith, J. Smith, C. Snow, L. Snyder, E. Speers, S. Standridge, R. Stone, E. Stout, M. Stovall, G. Spears. K. Strickland. R. Strickland. B. Taylor, S. Teasley, J. Temple, J. Thompson, N. Thornton, L. Thrasher, P. Thrasher, B. Tramell, C. Vandiver, C. Vandiver, B. Vaughn, B. Verdery. J. Vickery, K. Vickery, L Vickery, S. Vickery, S. Vickery, T. Vickery, S. Vollrath, K. Walker, A. Walters, W. Wardlow, C. Watson. P. Weaver, D. Welborn, D. Welborn, S. Welborn, J. Wells, J. White, T. Whitmire, S. Wicker, S. Williams, S. Williams, F. Wilson, L. Wood. R. Wood, S. Wood. B. Woodall, W. Wooten. FORENSICS CLASS MEMBERS: Rodney Bower Linda Callis Dale Carter Leah Chadderton Gary Dumesnil Carolyn Farmer Elaine Gordon Sally Johnson Tom Haridgree Susan Harper Gary Hicks Georgia LeRoy Johnny LeRoy Bill Marefl Lewis McMullan Debbie Miller Steve Moon Wayne Parker Kenneth Reid Ann Sanders Alan Seymour Niles Shiflet Blair Vaughn Bebe Verdery Shirley Vickery Fred Wilson Lee Woolbright NFL MEMBERS: Linda Callis Dale Carter Elaine Gordon Tom Hardigree Susan Harper Sally Johnson Georgia LeRoy Bill Marett Lewis McMullan Steve Moon Wayne Parker Shirley Vickery Fred Wilson Mrs. Elizabeth Vickery is Debate Coach. NFL officers are Sally Johnson—President, Fred Wilson—Vice-President, Linda Callis—Secretary- Treasurer, Georgia LeRoy—Projects Chairman. Forensics Varsity debaters Wayne Parker, Trabue Bryans, Elaine Gordon, and Fred Wilson won the Region Championship and placed second in state competition. They are shown with their debate coach, Mrs. Elizabeth Vickery. The following novice debaters participated in the Central Gwinett tournament: Lewis McMullen, Alan Seymour, Johnny LeRoy, Bill Marett, Shirley Vickery, Susan Harper, Ann Sanders, Georgia LeRoy. Shirley Vickery received a superior speaker's award. The purpose of the NATIONAL FOREN- SICS LEAGUE is to promote the interests of interscholastic debate, oratory, and public speaking by encouraging a spirit of fellow- ship and by conferring degrees of honor and excellence and distinction upon high school speech activities. HCHS has an affiliate chapter of the NFL. Students are eligible for membership when they have accumulated 25 speaker points in either debates, oratory of other interschol- astic speech activities as well as speeches for service projects. As the student progresses in accumulation of points, he is awarded de- grees for his achievements. When he has accumulated 250 points he may participate in the NFL District Tournament. Hart County has three students who will qualify for par- ticipation in the NFL District Tournament in Charlotte, North Carolina this year. They are Elaine Gordon, Wayne Parker, and Fred Wil- son. At Barkley Forum, Elaine Gordon and Wayr . Parker participated in difficult crosa-examination debating. In this form of debating, speakers are questioned during a cro� � examination period by member of the opposing team. At the Central Gwinnett Tournament, Fred Wil� on and Wayne Parkei won 4th and 5th places respectively in extemporaneous speaking. Fred placed second at Clarkston. Mr� . O'Neal, director, and Trabue Bryans, stage manager, discuss plans for the play. Characters in the play were Laura Kight, Elaine Gor- don, Linda Callis, Sally Johnson, Georgia LeRoy, and Susan Harper. Stage hands were Don Kight and Jim Carter. Trabue Bryans was stage manager. Jim Carter and Don Kight were stage hands. One Act Play The first presentation of the Tri-County Drama Festival was held February 1, 1970, in Hartwell, with the performances of Hart, Franklin, and Elbert counties. Our play rated fourth in regional competition. The two main characters, Laura Kight and Elaine Gordon, depicted two old ladies who were making their plans for burial. Sheila Cleveland—President, Tim Shiflet—Vice-President, Janet Brock—Treasure', Mollie Duncan—Secretary. French Club To discover the tradition and culture of France, language students find aid in the FRENCH CLUB. The French Club sponsored a drive to Keep HCHS Clean. Molly is shown checking a poster made by Wanda Hill and Diane O'Barr. MEMBERS INCLUDE: Janet Brock, Jan Cantrell, Sheila Cleveland, Vicki Cleveland, Mollie Duncan, Ricky Fleming, Timmy Gordon, Alfonso Ham, Wanda Hill, Diane O'Barr, Linda O'Barr, Paul Oglesby, Benny Senkbeil, Tim Shiflet. Mrs. McCommons is the advisor. FTA members Dennis Jordan and Coni Timms point out directions for Mrs. Rachel Robbins at the annual Open House, co-sponsored by the FTA and the SIC. FTA members acted as guides for the annual event. FTA Gail McGee—President Andrea Walters—Vice-President Marilyn LeCroy—Secretary Alice Brown—Treasurer Beth Cacchioli—Parliamentarian Leah Chadderton—Historian Marilyn LeCroy reports to the club about the trip to District Convention held on November 6th at Canton, Georgia. Those attending with Marilyn were Alice Brown, Leah Chadderton, Debbie Miller, and Teresa Toney. Mrs. Harris, Co-advisor, accompanied the group. Inspired by present administration and teachers, FTA members set their goals toward becoming tomorrow's educators. MEMBERS INCLUDE: Susan Ayers, Anne Black, Alice Brown, Beth Cacchioli, Linda Callis, Deborah Carlton, Leah Chadderton, Kathy Dismuke, Trent Hicks, Gay Holbrook, Martha Johnson, Dannis Jordan, Laura Kight, Marilyn LeCroy, Jimmy Maret, Nancy McLeskey, Gail McGee, Judy Milford, Debbie Miller, Susan Morri , Britt Myers, Peggy Seawright, Karen Strickland, Sherry Teasley, Lanette Thrasher, Coni Timms, Cindy Vandiver, Bebe Verdery, Shirley Vickery, Andrea Walters. Advisors are Mrs. Helen Dendy and Mrs. Janice Harris. Officers are Mickey Hilliard—President, Van White—Vice-President, Randy Byrum —Secretary, Paul Oglesby—Reporter, Richard Bowers—Parliamentarian. MEMBERS INCLUDE: Bobby Bond, Richard Bowers, Randy Byrum, Wade Carlton, Mike Cole, Joe Cooper, Randy Doker, Gary Dumesnil, Brian Dyer, Kenneth Fleming, Mike Foster, Ken Gaines, Mickey Hilliard, Coyle Howell, Carroll Johnson, Bill Marett, Lewis McMullan, Steve Moon, Terry Moore, Lynn Moorhead, Paul Oglesby, Ricky Powell, Wayne Pridgen, James Reed, David Saliba, Benny Senkbeii, Allen Seymour, Jim Shiflet, William Shiflet, Brad Taylor, Blake Thompson, Mike Vassar, Tyler Verdery, Wayne Vickery, Joe Weldon, Van White, George Wilhite, Wayne Wilson. Mr. Howell Roberts, assistant county agent, is the advisor. i lj Girls 4-H President Vice-President Alice O'Neal Marilyn LeCroy Secretary Clara Lee Jordan Reporter Shirley Vickery Parliamentarian Marie LeCroy Publicity Chairman Becky McLane With 1600 members Hart County is the most outstanding county in the district in 4-H work. We have many participants and winners in the various events. Last year Hart County had ten district winners competing at State Congress in Atlanta. Mari- lyn LeCroy is district president. Marilyn LeCroy won the state 4-H Housing and Equipment project at State Congress. She competed with the other district winners. Her demonstration was on Kitchen Cabinets. She attended the National 4-H Congress in Chicago, Illinois, in November. Robin Adams, Wanda Adams, Sheila Diane Akins, Diane Allen, Jan Ayers, Judy Berryman, Fay Boleman, Kay Boleman, Elaine Bow- ers, Susan Bratcher, Alice Brown, Bonnie Brown, Janice Brown, Judy Elaine Bryant, Patricia Bryson, Karen Calloway, Deborah Carlton, Marsha Carter, Cecelia Cheek, Joy Cheek, Debbie Cleveland, Cathy Cooper, Gay Feltman, Sandra Fleming, Linda Fulbnght, Alice Gil- liam, Sheila Goddard, Janice Gulley, Debra Hackett, Carol Haltom, Debbie Hamlin, Claire Hardigree, Wanda Hill, Connie Hilley, Sally Hilley, Martha Holcomb, Deborah Johnson, Janie Johnson, Jackie Jones, Clara Jordon, Priscilla King, Karol Kotal, Cynthia Lash, Marit LeCroy. Marilyn LeCroy, Joanne LeFevre, Mary Jo Lewis, Darlene Little, Becky McLane, Rhonda Mewborn, Joy Milford, Janice Moon, Debbie Moore, Donna Morgan, Deborah Mulky, Judy Norris, Diane O'Barr, Linda O'Barr, Peggy O'Barr, Alice O'Neal, Pat O'Neal, Linda Reed, Sandra Richardson, Alice Jane Scott, Michelle Sims, Irene Smith, Janice Smith, Connie Snow, Susan Standridge, Luanne Synder, Johnnie Temple, Patsy Thrasher, Carey Lynn Vandiver, Bebe Verdery, Shirley Vickery, Carol Walters, Debra Elaine Welborn, Flo Wilson, Brenda Diane Woodall, Mrs. Jo Evelyn Dean is the advisor. Dale Carter Joe Cooper Gerald Eberhart Danny Evans Kenneth Fleming Greg Gaines Ken Gaines Barney Johnson David Leard David Mann Donald Martin Larry Morris Mike Shirley Steven Smith Charles Watson Fred Wilson Phil Wilson The Interact Club, along with the Anchor and Key Clubs, staged a live Nativity Scene on the square at Christmas time. Sweetheart Miss Elaine Gordon President— Evans Brinson Vice-President— Tom Hardigree Secretary— Wayne Parker Treasurer- Joe Sorrells Senior Director- Mark Callis Junior Director— Ricky Fisher Sophomore Director— Ricky Fisher Miss Kathy Dismuke Key Club Sweetheart Key Club MEMBERS INCLUDE: Terry Ayers, David Boles, Rodney Bowers, Evans Brinson, Mark Callis, Wayne Carroll, Ricky Fisher, Mark Gordon, Tom Hardigree, David Harris, Terry Kay, Jimmy Maret, Eddie McCurley, Jeff Morrison, Britt Myers, Wayne Parker, Joe Sorrells, Michael Turner, Van White, Lee Woolbright. Coach Westmoreland is the advisor. The KEY CLUB is an organization for boys on the sophomore, junior, and senior levels of high school. It is sponsored by Kiwanis and has its own district and international organizations. The purpose of the club is to develop initiative, leadership, and experi- ence in working with one's fellow men. Again this year the Key Club staged the an- nual Walk-a- thon for the March of Dimes and the collec- tion of canned food for the Salvation Army. Both were worthwhile com- munity projects. 170 Tr WMffiEffiilMl, 11 bi «. WfRBM i Debbie Cantrell-President, Laura Kight-Vice-President, Toni Norton-Treasurer, Joyce Bruce-Secretary, Betty Boleman- Report r, Marie Rice—Historian. Library Club A member of the LIBRARY CLUB is on duty in the library at all times, ready and willing to assist. Mrs. Henry Kight was guest speaker for the Library Club at one of their meetings. MEMBERS INCLUDE: Betty Boleman, Joyce Bruce, Debbie Cantrell, Barbara Dockery, Laura l ight, Annie Ruth Lawrence, Martha Lewis, Barbara Miller, Toni Norton. Miss Annie Bell Ayers is Advisor. 171 The Science Club has had many interesting speakers this year. Science Club To develop an interest in and an appreciation and understanding of scien- tific attitudes is the objective of the SCIENCE CLUB. John Cleveland—President, Ricky Fisher—Vice-President, Tere LeCroy—Secretary, Michael Turner—Treasurer. MEMBERS INCLUDE: Kathy Atkinson, Richard Bowers, Ann Black, Leah Chadderton, John Cleveland, Mike Cole, Ricky Fisher, Claire Hardigree, Susan Harris, Elizabeth Heaton, Tere LeCroy, Bill Maret, Becky McLane, Debbie Miller, Lewis McMullen, Lynn Moorhead, Britt Myers, Pat O'Neal. Ricky Powell, Winston Richardson, Allen Seymour, Luanne Snyder, Brad Taylor, Michael Turner, Carey Lynn Vandiver, Kathryn Vickery, Bebe Verdery. Van White, Fred Wilson. Mrs. Griggs is the advisor. 172 Science Fair PHYSICAL SCIENCE—1st place—Annette Reed. Honorable Mention—Bebe Verdery and Mark Bannister. Using beverages, juices and in-products of enzyme reactions, Annette proved false her hypo- thesis that When yeast, sugar, and starch are added to various liquids, the liquids' acidity is going to remain the same. In 64 experiments feeding bread of three pri- mary colors and three secondary colors to ants and playing music while they ate, Becky con- cluded that ants are sensitive to secondary colors and music is a factor. Surveying the teachers and students, Bonnie sought to prove that weather affects learning ability. Using research from scientists and her survey she concluded that weather is a factor in mental processes. BIOLOGY—1st place—Becky McLane. Honorable Mention—Patsy Jordan and Anne Black. Junior Division—Honorable Mention—Michele Sims and Joy White. Junior Division—1st place—Bonnie Brown. WEATHE HOW DOES AFFECT Special Service Workers By forfeiting their free time, SPECIAL SERVICE WORKERS con- tribute to the betterment of the school. COKE WORKERS—Calvin Whitiel, Terry Barnett. OFFICE WORKERS—Jolynn Ankerich, Nancy Evans, Patricia Gaines, Judy Milford, Diane Mize, Jeanette Motes, Linda O'Barr, Mary Seymour, Miriam Stovall, Sherry Teasley. STORE WORKERS—Lin Magoon, Elaine Stout. LUNCHROOM WORKERS-Mary Seymour, Brenda Woodall. DANCE COMMITTEE—Ranny Adams, Ann Baker, John Cleveland, Susan Harper, Marilyn LeCroy, Lin Magoon, Geraldine McCurley, Steve Moon, Peggy Seawright, Elaine Stout, Cindy Vandiver, Bebe Verdery. FIRE MARSHALLS—Evans Brinson, Joe Cooper, Joey Donald, Danny Evans, Ricky Fisher, Greg Gaines, Ken Gaines, Mark Gordon, Tom Hardigree, Wayne Parker, Terry Purcell. 174 Fred Wilson—President Tom Hardigree—Secretary Mark Gordon—Treasurer Student Leaders Council Composed of club presidents, team captains and publications edi- tors, the STUDENT LEADERS COUNCIL acts as the voice of the school and as a link between the students and the faculty. FHA President Cynthia McDougal is shown selling tickets to the Tri-County Drama Festival to Pat O'Neal and Mary Adams. The selling of the tickets was one project of the SLC. The people in the above picture represented the various clubs at Open House. Ranny Adams, Kathy Atkinson, Debra Bagwell, Evans Brinson, Leah Chadderton, John Cleveland, Sheila Cleveland, Terry Childs, Chan Chitwood, Mary Dendy, Kathy Dismuke, Molly Duncan, Hala Gaines, Greg Gaines, Mark Gordon, Timmy Gordon, Tom Hardigree, Jolene Heaton, Mickey Hiliard, Terry Kay, Karol Kotal, Tere LeCroy, Eddie McCurley, Geraldine Mc- Curley, Cynthia McDougal, Gail McGee, Becky McLane, Alice O'Neal, Jean Parham, Sharon Saliba, Sheri Sanders, Ann Senkbeil, Laurie Vickery, Mike Vickery, Andrea Walters, Linda Wood. Mrs. O'Neal is the advisor. 175 MEMBERS INCLUDE: Donnie Alewine, Becky Baker, Perry Baker, Edgar Boles, Wayne Bowers, Greg Brown, Jerry Brown, Betty Bur- dette, Michael Childs, Wayne Cleveland, Janet Cobb, Jimmy Crocker, Barry Denman, Mike Foster, Terry Freeman, Herman Fulghum, George Goode, Melvin Graham,, Jo Ann Hall, Darrel Hart, Betty Hendrix, Bobby Hendrix, Pat Hill, Janie Holmes, Jean Isbell, Carroll Johnson, Johnny Johnson, Lynn Johnson, Ronald Kelly, Kenneth Little, Polly McKern, John Mouchet, Butch Norris, Keith Osborne, Richard Osley, Larry Pressley, Steve Risner, Bobby Robinson, Judy Sanders, Frankie Scott, Janet Shaw, Harris Shiflet, Elaine Speers, Phillip Starrett, Kenneth Vaughn, Shirley Welborn. Mr. Cobb is the advisor. VIC A VICA is a blend of school life and busi- ness life which prepares a stu- dent to take his place in the world. Mr. Johnny Klugh was guest speaker Darryl Hart, VICA president, and Mr. Cobb, advisor, were found deep at one of VICA's meetings. in discussion at Open House. Tom Hardigree—President Ricky Fisher—Vice-President Danny Evans—Treasurer David Boles—Secretary Mark Gordon—Chaplain Don Purvis—World Service Chairman Jimmy Maret—Community Projects Chairman Ranny Adams—School Projects Chairman Joe Cooper—Publicity Chairman Evans Brinson—Reporter Greg Gaines—Parliamentarian Hi-Y Along with clubs all over the state, the HI-Y works to produce responsible Christian citizens. One of the Hi-Y's money making projects was a doughnut sale. Members Kenneth Fleming and Randy Byrum are shown selling that last box to Ann Senkbeil. Tom Hardigree is presiding at the first meeting of the year. MEMBERS INCLUDE: Ranny Adams, Jim Alewine, Wayne Alewine, Terry Ayers, Mickey Bailey, Rusty Bartlett, David Boles, Evans Brinson, jimmy Brown, Mark Burns. Randy Byrum, Wayne Carroll, Jim Carter, Alan Cleveland, Joe Cooper, Gary Dumesnil, Brian Dyar, George Ertzberger, Danny Evans, Ricky Fisher, Kenneth Fleming, Greg Gaines, Mark Gordon, Leonard Green, Steve Haltom, Alfonso Ham, Vernon Harbin, Tom Hardigree, Mickey Hilliard, Jimmy Maret, Britt Myers, Don Purvis, Blake Ray, Winston Rickardson, Fred Wilson, Chip White, Kenneth Younes. Mr. Mike Farrin, Advisor. Jr. Tri Hi Y Composed of ninth and tenth grade girls, the JR. TRI HI Y works to promote high standards of Christian character. MEMBERS INCLUDE: Barbara Adams, Debra Adams, Evelyn Adams, Kathy Adams, Robin Adams, Sandra Anderson, Debra Bagwell, Taska Bailey, Patsy Baker, Lynne Bannister, Martha Bearse, Patricia Boteler, Elaine Bowers, Mildred Bower . Bonnie Brown, Patricia Bryson, Beth Cacchioli, Karen Callaway, Jan Cantrell, Marsha Carter, Lynda Chandler, Joy Cheek, Vicki Cleveland, Jackie Cobb, Cathy Cooper, Debbie Denman, Sara Duncan, Jean Farmer, Gay Feltman, Becky Floyd, Sandy Floyd, Carol Haltom, Claire Hardigree, Martha Holcomb, Jan Johnson, Clara Jordan, Chris Kay, Cynthia Lash, Marie LeCroy, Debbie Maret, Becky McLane, Nancy McLesky, Patsy Medlin, Sheila Mize, Barbara Mauldin, Donna Morgan, Susan Morris, Judy Norris, Pat O'Neal, Judy Osley, Dianne Parham, Jan Parham, Vernette Poole, Joyce Purvis, Peggy Ray, Sandra Richardson, Alice Scott, Michele Sims, Irene Smith, Janice Smith, Luanne Snyder, Robbie Stone, Johnnie Temple, Lanette Thrasher, Carey Lynne Vandiver, Bebe Verdery, Kathryn Vickery, Shirley Vickery, Susan Vickery, Suzanne Vollrath, Carol Walters, Pam Weaver, Flo Wilson. Mrs. Brinson is the advisor. Members Lannette Thrasher and Sandra Anderson give the morning devotional as one of the club's projects. President Shirley Vickery presides over the meeting at which Coach Gordon Bailey was guest speaker. 178 Shirley Vickery—President Debra Bagwell—Vice-President Lanette Thrasher—Secretary Sandra Anderson—Treasurer Taska Bailey—Chaplain Bebe Verdery—Community Projects Chairman Clara Jordan—School Projects Chairman Jean Parham—World Service Chairman Debra Adams—Publicity Chairman Sr. Tri Hi Y SR. TRI HI Y strives to promote high ideals. Elaine Gordon—President, Laurie Vickery—Vice-President, Jolene Heaton—Secretary, Patricia Gaines— Treasurer, Gay Holbrook—World Service Chairman, Cynthia McDougal—Chaplain, Marilyn LeCroy— Community Projects Chairman, Peggy Seawright—School Projects Chairman. Above—Elaine Gordon and Gay Holbrook view a club scrap- book to get ideas for their own. Left—Bend, paint, stretch, tape it up, all going into the Clean Sportsmanship Drive. This is work for Sr. Tri Hi Y member Dianne Bagwell. Fun, too. MEMBERS INCLUDE: Kathy Atkinson, Dianne Bagwell, Donna Bagwell, Marcia Barton, Janet Brock, Alice Brown, Luanne Caldwell, Deborah Carlton, Margaret Carnes, Susan Cheek, Molly Duncan, June Floyd, Patricia Gaines, Elaine Gordon, Susan Harper, Elizabeth Heaton, Jolene Heaton, Gay Holbrook, Bobbi Hutchens, Marilyn LeCroy, Geraldine McCurley, Cynthia McDougal, Rhonda Mewbom, Alice O'Neal, Annette Reed, Patsy Rice, Ann Sanders, Peggy Seawright, Eleanor Sewell, Gail Spears, Miriam Stovall, Karen Strickland, Laurie Vickery. Miss Brenda Bruce is advisor! 179 .J CL A - uZlL X k-A- f «•S� 8 ,' ,h , « r ' ' 5 t ufOo-rX.j V r cJLW , Here Are the Staff’s Autographs in Advance. 180 David Johnny Broadus Thanks for Listening to: WKLY 980 RADIO Best Wishes for Health, Happiness, and Success to the Seniors of 1970. Jean Burch Julie 182 ZACK'S Lavonia, Georgia Congratulations to the Class of 70 SANFORD'S AMOCO CITY OF SERVICE STATION and GROCERY Hartwell, Georgia HARTWELL Congratulations to the Class of 70 Best Wishes to the Class of 70 LAKEVIEW MOTEL HART COUNTY RECREATION DEPARTMENT THE VILLAGE SHOPPE Casual Wear for Juniors and Misses Compliments of the TRI-COUNTY BANK OF ROYSTON Back of all Community Progress Stands a Good Bank West Avenue 356-3717 Lavonia, Georgia MEMBER OF F.D.I.C. P.O. Box 95 Royston, Georgia 183 ECONOMY DRUGS Vitamins—Drugs Fountain Service Your Family Drug Store THE JOYCE ANNE STYLE SHOP Pruitt Shopping Center Anderson, S. C. Featuring Villager Sportswear MARET GRAIN AND MILLING COMPANY MANUFACTURERS Poultry, Hog, Dairy Feeds 376-4791 Hartwell, Georgia Congratulations to the PHILLIPS TV Class of '70 SALES AND SERVICE MODERN TIRE COMPANY RCA Across from Newton Mills 711 West Howell St. Hartwell. Ga. Suburban Shopping Center Recapping • New Tires Lavonia, Georgia Battery Service • Wheel Balancing 356-7721 HAROLD BURGESS, Manager 376-8888 184 Compliments of Visit VANDIVER FOOD COMPANY SENKBEIL'S 5 10 STORES Lavonia, Georgia 356-2173 Shop and Save at in Hartwell and Royston ECONOMY AUTO STORE 376-2313 Hartwell, Georgia Member of F.D.I.C. Congratulations to the Compliments of Class of 1970 MEREDITH CHEVROLET BRADBERRY'S BAIT AND TACKLE Jones Street New Reed Creek Road Lavonia, Georgia Phone 376-8679 L. B. BRADBERRY, Owner Compliments of SEAWRIGHT'S JEWELERS Hartwell, Georgia WIG VILLA BEAUTY SALON Watches—Diamonds—China Crystal 376-5244 Watch Repair Engraving The 1969-70 OFFICERS and DIRECTORS of the LION'S CLUB From the MEDICAL STAFF OF HART COUNTY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '70 William E. Brinson, D.D.S. L G. Cacchioli, M.D. W. F. Dismuke, Sr., D.D.S. J. H. Milford, M.D. Thomas C. Nation, M.D. Compliments of T. L FORD HERMAN’S STORE Lumber and Building Materials Highway 77 Hartwell, Georgia 376-2522 P.O. Box 44 Hartwell, Georgia Best Wishes CARROLL FURNITURE COMPANY Congratulations to the Class of 1970 153 West Bowers Street Royston, Georgia 30662 Phone 245-8038 DR. E. S. SALIBA Shop Optometrist DOLLAR GENERAL STORE for Entire Family 376-5630 COCA-COLA R g. U. S. Pat Off. BOTTLING COMPANY Hartwell, Georgia jUittEU COCWOUiMIU� ELAINE CASHION TIRES • TUBES . BATTERIES Highest Quality at Wholesale Prices HART DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Located in SRO-MOR Warehouse Hartwell, Georgia CURRAN CASHION BOB FRAZIER Best Wishes From Your Friendly COLONIAL STORE HARTWELL, PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER 190 Hartwell, Georgia BUILDER'S SUPPLY AND LUMBER COMPANY Contractors—Building Supplies J. W. GRIGGS, Owner Hartwell, Georgia RUBY'S BEAUTY AND FIGURE SALON Carter Street Hartwell, Georgia Phone 376-2361 One-Hour Martlnlzing Certifies The Most in Dry Cleaning Hartwell Plaza Shopping Center Hartwell, Georgia BURCH T. GRIFFIN Owner DRY CLEAN AND SHIRT LAUNDRY Best Wishes to the Class of 70 UNITED 5 10 Furniture Store Funeral Home and New Chapel Annex SMITH'S Air Conditioned Church or Chapel Service Air Conditioned Ambulance Day 376-4482 Oxygen Equipment Night 376-2201 Insured Carriers 191 CHICN BURGER Hartwell a nd Lavonia Best Wishes Compliments of LAVENDER'S DUNLOP SPORTS DIVISION Shoe Shop and Shoe Store We Appreciate Your Business DAVIS BARGAIN CENTER Best Wishes Where You Always Find a Bargain CAREY'S Highway 29 Sou h Hartwell, Georgia SERVICE STATION 192 Best Wishes B. W. GAS COMPANY Compliments of Hartwell • Royston • Commerce NEWTON MILLS FRANK D. MORRIS INSURANCE AGENCY Division DEERING MILLIKEN INC. Phone 376-8038 Hartwell, Georgia Congratulations to the Class of 1970 LHP CORPORATION Hartwell, Georgia 30643 B. W. PinS TRIM AND Compliments of UPHOLSTERY SHOP WRAY'S DRUG STORE Tailored Seat Covers New Furniture Phone 245-6191 Hartwell, Georgia Royston, Georgia FACTORY OUTLET STORE Compliments of AIR LINE STORE Where Your Money Buys More JOHN G. MOUCHET Hartwell, Georgia General Merchandise For Health's Sake—Roller Skate BANISTER'S SKATING RINK Hartwell, Georgia CHAPMAN and SMITH INC. Commercial and Residential Building Best Wishes PITTSBURGH PAINTS and BUILDING SUPPLIES MILFORD'S SUPERMARKET Hartwell, Georgia CORDELL JEWELRY WHITE'S PURE OIL Keepsake Diamonds Bulova Watches Expert Watch Repair MARTIN WHITE Proprietor Hartwell, Georgia Hartwell, Georgia AUTO PARTS AND EQUIPMENT CO., INC. SHOE COUNTRY Machine Shop Service Shoes for the Entire Family Hartwell, Georgia 105 Benson Street Phone 376-4738 Hartwell Plaza Shopping Center Hartwell, Georgia 195 Ih HARTWELL sun FRANKLIN DISCOUNT COMPANY An Exciting Newspaper for an Exciting County Financing for the Individual Hartwell, Georgia SOKOL PRINTERS Fine Commercial Printing VANDIVER'S OFFICE AND SCHOOL SUPPLY CHARLES SOKOL, SR. MRS. THOMAS B. GAINES 376-8916 Hartwell, Georgia A. E. ERTZBERGER ORDINARY Hartwell, Georgia NATIONAL VULCANIZED FIBER COMPANY, INC. FISHER DIVISION Phone 376-4793 Hartwell, Georgia Compliments of the Complete Home Furnishings at STYLETTE BEAUTY SALON STRICKLAND FURNITURE j Let a Smile be your umbrella on a rainy, rainy day. STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANY i i Auto, Life, Health, and Fire SOUTHERN UMBRELLA f p COMPANY, INC. South Forest Avenue 1 Phone 376-2955 BURCHELL MARTIN, Local Agent 197 MANNING BROTHERS HART COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION A. JERRY CLEVELAND Hart County School Superintendent MRS. EDWEENA BAILY Secretary MRS. MAHALA GAINES Receptionist ROBERT MORRIS Assistant Superintendent for Instruction MRS. ELISE STRICKLAND Visiting Teacher Food Services and Equipment 376-2224 Hartwell, Georgia Best Wishes to the Class of '70 HART COUNTY HOSPITAL BOARD MEMBERS Hugh W. Maret, Chairman H. D. King, Vice-President Ben H. Kay Leonard Fleming Maxwell Brown Congratulations to the Class of '70 198 GOLDMINE GROCERY HARTWELL PHARMACY Quality—Courtesy—Service Hartwell Plaza Shopping Center 376-5121 TYSON AND COMPANY, INC. ANDERSON AUTO PARTS Land Surveying Development Subdivision Automotive and Marine Dealers 356-9008 Lavonia, Georgia Dial 376-4761 Cleveland Avenue Hartwell, Georgia GREER FURNITURE COMPANY BOATS Everything for the home 376-4453 Hartwell, Georgia 199 MONROE AUTO EQUIPMENT COMPANY HARTWELL PLANT Har+well, Georgia Makers of World-Famous Monroe-Matic Shock Absorbers 200 LAUNDRY DRYCLEANING CO., INC. Hartwell, Georgia HARRY MARETT SUPERMARKET Hartwell, Georgia MADDEN-AYERS INSURANCE AGENCY Home of Everything Good to Eat 376-8014 Hartwell, Georgia Hartwell, Georgia 201 TEMPLE GIN COMPANY J. C. and INMAN TEMPLE 376-4751 Hartwell, Georgia Compliments of HARTWELL FLORIST AND GREEN HOUSE HARTWELL WELDING CO. 376-4749 Hartwell, Georgia DICKERSON IMPLEMENT COMPANY Compliments of Your John Deere Dealer MACKEY'S COLLEGE OF BEAUTY CULTURE Hartwell, Georgia Day and Night Classes 202 Best Wishes STANDARD OIL COMPANY RALPH SANDERS—Agent Hartwell, Georgia Compliments of WALT MARETT'S Service Grocery RAY'S BAILES-COBB COMPANY BARBER SHOP Our Best Wishes On the Square Hartwell, Georgia Best Store in Town Prescriptions L.M. CUNNINGHAM HAILEY'S DRUG STORE Cosmetics J. L HOLCOMB Phone 376-4324 J. R. MAULDIN Hartwell, Georgia 203 Best Wishes HARTWELL GARMENT and HARTWELL MFG. CO. Hartwell, Georgia 204 Try the Rest Then Set the Best CATON'S TEMPLE'S PURE OIL STATION Ladies' and Misses'. Shoes Highway 29—North 128 East Benson Street Anderson, S. C. For the Best in Your Cosmetic Needs See Your FORREST COLLEGE MERLE NORMAN STUDIO 601 E. River Street Anderson, South Carolina Phone 225-7653 Owned and Operated by Phone PHYLLIS AYERS 376-4904 Summer Term—June 17, 1970 Fall Term—September 16, 1970 brazier n. Burgers • Dogs Fries 1 live a little! Best Wishes Congratulations to the Class of '70 HART COUNTY TELEPHONE COMPANY ECONOMY GROCERY Hartwell, Georgia JAMES AND KENNETH ROBINSON Best Wishes TILE CONTRACTORS Ceramic Tiles—Blue Stone Marble—Quarry (Broken) Tile ALL WORK GUARANTEED Remodel Work 401 Third Street Phone Hartwell, Georgia 376-5382 FABRIC SHOP Hartwell PUna Shopping Center Hartwell, Georgia fit ROBERTS BROTHERS LUMBER COMPANY Complete Building Supply Dealer BANTAM CHEF WESTERN UNION 24 HOUR SERVICE Hartwell, Georgia Phone 376-4705 MOON'S ENCO SERVICENTER 206 1-85 and Ga. 17 Lavonia, Georgia 30553 LOUIE MOON PHONE 356-8931 Congratulations to the Class of 70 THOMAS E. MYERS Best Wishes GIP'S MANUFACTURING 208 Congratulations to the Class of 1970 HARTWELL MILLS Official Jewelers for Hart County High School Best Wishes Congratulations to the Class of 70 C. N. WEATHERLY FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. BARTLETT'S GROCERY General Merchandise Gas and Oils Fencing Supplies KIDD MOTORS, INC. Highway 77—South Lavonia, Georgia Nonnie Dilworth Marett Congratulations From WESTERN AUTO waiters and Hillman Congratulations to the Class of 1970 Clothes Men Like HART COUNTY Anderson, S. C. Clemson, S. C. ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP HALEY'S TEXACO SERVICE STATION CORPORATION Georgia 17 and 1-85 Lavonia, Georgia 210 O. Y. McLEES Jeweler Best Wishes to the CHARLES A. WINGARD Class of 70 Bridal Headquarters of Hartwell HARPER'S 5 10 GALLANT-BELK COMPANY Home of Better Values Hartwell's On the Square Largest and Most Complete Department Store MILFORD OIL COMPANY Gasoline—Uniflo and Extra Motor Oil—Industrial Oils and Greases Atlas Tires—Batteries and Accessories Yappy Motoring humble HARTWELL GIN and ELEVATOR HUGH MARET HERBERT MARET Compliments of VICKERY LUMBER COMPANY Congratulations to the Class of 1970 CRUMP'S LAKE HOUSE Now Reed Creelc Road Hartwell, Georgia 212 Compliments of EVERETT SAGGUS Elberton, Georgia ETHRIDGE CLOTH SHOP 311 Vickery Street Hartwell, Georgia 376-2880 See Us For a Complete Selection of Lumber and Building Materials PLANNING Vickery Street Phone Hartwell, Georgia 376-2044 Compliments of Best Wishes CHICOPEE CLAUDE S. HERRING MANUFACTURING COMPANY GROCERY and SERVICE STATION FLOWER SHOP Moore Fabrics Division Royston Highway Royston, Georgia Hartwell, Georgia HARTWELL CREDIT Compliments of BUREAU CLIPPER BARBER SHOP Congratulations to the Class of 1970 ROY CRUNKLETON Owner Best Wishes Compliments of J. C. POOLE COMPANY HART FROZEN FOODS 213 This Space Reserved for Your Autographs Compliments of NORTHEAST GEORGIA BANK Lavonia, Georgia Serving the Folks in Northeast Georgia for more than three-quarters of a century. EMMANUEL COLLEGE Franklin Springs, Georgia A fully accredited two year college stress- ing quality education in an evangelistic Christian environment. For Information Write: Director of Admissions Emmanuel College Franklin Springs, Georgia 30639 Senior College Parallel Curricula Liberal Arts Music Pre-Pharmacy Business Pre-Nursing Christian Education Vocational Curricula Business Christian Education From the Files of THE PACER PHOTOGRAPHY Exquisite Portraits and Photography Ann 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 MISS ANN SENKBEIL Popular HCHS Student Editor's Note In each section throughout this book, we have revealed our views of the Dawning of the 70's. Now, the light has appeared. To each of us, this light will become individual meaning. And our meaning exists in our commitment to ourselves and our future. We must fulfill these commitments in order to realize the significance of our being. 216