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

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1977 volume:

SCHOOL Hartwell, Georgia 30643 1977 MEMOIR Volume 32 Table of Contents Circles of: Involvement...........17 Individuality.........57 Competition...........81 Guidance.............119 Friendship...........133 Support..............193 As We Move From Class to Class We Are Part of a Circle of Perpetual Motion As We Make Our Daily Departure From School We Are Still Part of the Circle II By Simply Playing Our Parts We Completed the 1977 Circle of Harmony MODERN PHYSICS -i Algebra Geometry .11 IN11 Geometry___' Algebra Geometry 12 '.-..yrv In Hart County High School's many circles of harmony there is one individual who rises above the rest. Through his outstanding work as a coach and a classroom teacher he endeavors to keep in close contact with student needs. If his team loses a basketball game, he doesn't lose his cool and get angry as long as he feels they have all done their best. He just tells them to keep on trying to win and never give up. In the classroom his knowledge of history and the social sciences is expansive. He is famous for his classroom projects, term papers, and lengthy discussion questions on U.S. History tests. He expects only the best from each of his students and is dedicated to the job of teaching them to give no less than their very best. It is with great pleasure that this 1977 Memoir is dedicated to Coach Robin May. is Many Thanks to Our Photographers The Memoir staff would like to express its appreciation to its photographers, Billy Moorhead and Dan Evans, for their hard work in helping to make this 1977 Memoir complete. Without their time and efforts we would not have been able to present to you this reflection of our 1976-77 circles of harmony. Harmony — the Secret of the Memoir’s Success After two quarters of mind swapping, worrying, and running around in circles to help each other finish our pages before each deadline, we com- pleted a 224 page Memoir. We found that our jobs were less difficult because we made group deci- sions and worked together in harmony. CENTER - Staff Members: Tina Brown, Gail Gunnels, Karen Osborne. Donna Johnson, Debbie Kuykendall, Scott Kay, Johnna Hampton. Charlotte West, Susan Bailey. Mark Anke- rich, Jennifer Warnock, Michelle Hicks, Terri Jordan, Jack Madden. Mike Hubbard. Tammy Tucker. Phyllis Verdell, Peggy Ramsey. Mrs. Teel - Advisor. BELOW LEFT - Trying to think of copy can sometimes drive you to climbing the rafters. BELOW RIGHT - The products of past efforts. OPPOSITE PAGE - TOP: Rusty Kellar student photographer serves us well. OPPO- SITE PAGE - LOWER RIGHT: Gail Gunnels. Editor, smiles with relief. OPPOSITE PAGE - LOWER LEFT: Advisor. Mrs. Teel, attempts to keep the staff secrets from being divulged. 18 19 TOP LEFT - Phyllis Verdell. Peggy Ram- sey, Typists. TOP RIGHT - Debbie Kuyk- endall, Donna Johnson. Features. CENTER LEFT - Michelle Hicks. Susan Bailey, Tina Brown. Karen Osborne. Advertising. CENTER RIGHT - Scott Kay. Mike Hub- bard. Sports. BOTTOM LEFT - Johnna Hampton, Terri Jordan. Mark Ankerich, Jack Madden. Classes. BOTTOM RIGHT - Charlotte West, Tammy Tucker. Jennifer Warnock. Student Activities. 20 Remember, You Read It in the Hi-Life The journalism class has served as reporters for the Hi-Life. Due to thorough work, the Hi-Life has upheld its status as the voice of HCHS. 21 Journalism Class: Ted Ankerich, Russel Bruce, Margaret O'Neal, Lisa Souza. Sandra Brock, Donna Vickery, Betty Grimes, Mary Ham. Lynn Bailey, Kevin Hea- ton, Mary Rucker, Jimmy Thomas. Howard Strickland. Jimmy Kittrcll, Cindy Collins. Kenny Beggs, Ken Harris, and Mrs. Bruce. V . Hartwell Sun Benefits the Hi-Life Editors The Hi-Life editors have worked at the Hartwell Sun using the facilities and learning from the Sun Staff. RIGHT - This year's editor in chief was Jimmy Thomas. He is shown with Mrs. Bruce, journalism teacher, looking over a layout. BELOW - Donna Vickery served as associate editor. She smiles with approval while she watches the paper being printed. BOTTOM - Susan Atkinson, features editor, works at a light table. Kenny Beggs, art editor, looks for ideas in a book of drawings. Ken Harris, news editor, examines the tel- etype looking for important news. 22 Chorus Sings the Scales of Harmony The Chorus directed by Debbie Watson has been very busy this year with practicing and con- certs. They entertained various groups including the Methodist men’s group. The Women’s Fed- erated Music Club, and schools. Officers: Debbie Harbin - Librarian. Janet Spears-Treasurer. Debbie Teaslcy - Sec- retary. Angie Basinger - President. Deb- bie Rowland - Vice-President. Janie Sturghill - Historian, and Debbie Dalton - Publicity Chairman. Members: Teresa Baker. Angie Basinger, Melanie Basinger. Debbie Dalton. Tammy Evans, Debbie Harbin. Brenda Hill, Jackie Lawrence, Estel Moss. Pam Posey. Elaine Risner. Debbie Rowland. Janet Spears, Janie Sturghill. Debbie Teasley. Sheila Thorn- ton. and Jennifer Seay Warnock. 23 Bulldog Marching Band Presents a Masterpiece Majorettes: Michelle Hicks, Lori Seymour, Tammy Tucker, Sally Bailey. Libby Brown, Mary Brooks Carter: Flagtwirlers: Felicia Turner, Sandra Milford, Beth Ayers, Charlotte West, Tina Brown, Melaine Ayers, Sue Senkbeil, Wakenda Gresham, Belinda Souza, Beth Moorehead, Jan Weaver, Gail Gunnlles. 1st ROW: Debbie Roberts, Deann Bell, Debbie Gurley, Mary Wilkins, Teresa Brown, Teri Moon, Teresa Turpin, Diane Crump, Kim Holcomb, Debbie Teasley, Beth Temple, Gail Dove, Brenda Powell, Patricia Hall, Ann Perry, Sonza Herring, Wendy Roach, Sandy Crump, Lisa Perry, Tammy Hicks, Kim Clem, Diane Wil- liams. 2nd ROW: Jean Weaver, Lynn Maret, Jan Wamock, Anna Ridgway, Pam Hulme, Ashley Holding, Lisa Souza, Debbie Cleveland, Michelle McSwain, 24 Sharon Martin, Gay Jordan, Tim Graham. Gloria Robertson, Mari Rucker, Peggy Thomason, Renee Dickerson, Denise Holland, Debbie Kuykendall. Elise Bailey, Jo Beth Cordell. Janice Moore, Giuliana Parham, Lisa Kellum. 3rd ROW: Len Moon, Debra Martin. Lisa King, Connie Gibson. Tony Teasley, Donna Vickery, Theresa Dove. Sharon Bowers. Susan Oglesby. David Sims, Doug Moon. Mark Floyd, Russel Bruce. Rita Ricks, Tony Stewart, Cheri Clem, Chuck Kay, Richard Musical masierpieces provide entertainment for football games and pep ral- lies. Crunkelton, Richard Burton. Reginald Durrett, Edward Starks. Debbie Starks. Debbie Carter. Faye Senkbeil, Martha Jo White. Phyllis Robe.tson, Keri Brown. Angie King. Glada Gunnells. Micki Beebe. Sophia Clark. Margaret O’Neal. 4th ROW: Sue Hester. Tammy Childs. Alan Greer, Martin Carruth, Steve Seawright. Michael Haley. Keith Lewis, Jay Hutcherson. Robert Newton. Casilo Hughes, Robert Mattox. Jerry Findley. Tony Jones. Phillip Bailey. Fredie Herring, David Calloway, Jack Madden, Thomas Burden, Courtney Verdery, Lisa Perry. Kim Bailey, Kim Heaton, Eve McCorkle. 5th ROW: Craig Gaines, Paul Clever, Mic- helle Bailey, Vivki Jones, Glende Sartain. Marshall Sayer, Bruce Jordan. Ricky Lawson. Stevie Beggs, Rodney Cordell. Greg Ayers, Don Barnard, David Peace, Kevip Heaton. Jeffery Sokol. William White, Eric Addison, Daniel Ankcrich, Todd Isabell, David Cook, Frank Hampton, Brooks Page. Chuck Holland. Timmy Smith, Tina Bailey. Michelle Wooten, Donna Clever. 6th ROW: Richard Gurley, Mark Dean. Butch Wilson, Bob Vickery, Jimmy Kitirell, Greg Kay. Twirlers Are the Spice of the Football Games Flagtwirlcrs: Beth Moorhead, Captain; Beth Ayers, Sue Scnkbeil. Co-Captains: Felicia Turner, Tina Brown, Mclainc Ayers, Gail Gunnels. Sandra Milford, Char- lotte West, Wakcnda Gresham, Belinda Souza, Jan Weaver. Majorettes: Michelle Hicks, Libby Brown, Captain; Tammy Tucker, Mary Brooks Carter, Lori Seym- our, Sally Bailey. 26 Directors and Seniors — Backbone of the Band LEFT - Senior Bandsmen are Deann Bell, Clarinet: Gail Gunnels. Twirler: Beth Ayers. Twirler: Sue Senkbcil, Clarinet, Twirler; Beth Moorhead. Twir- ler: Sophia Clarke. Clarinet: Brenda Powell. Flute. Color Unit: Bob Vickery, Tuba: Alan Atkinson, Trumpet: Martha Jo White. Clarinet: Greg Ayers. Bari- tone: Frankie Mewborn, Trombone: Frankie Hampton. Trombone. BELOW - Left to Right: Mr. Jonson checks the new tuner. Mr. Chidster. assistant band director, is a welcome addition to our band program. Darlene Hughes, field commander, salutes with a smile. 4 27 Leaders Work Toward Unity The V.I.P.’s of the band have worked together with Mr. Jonson to present one of the best bands ever. The color guard has also worked as a unit under two capable leaders. TOP - Color Unit: Brenda Powell, Gail Dove, captains; Patricia Hall, Beth Temple, Kim Holcomb, Wendy Roach, Teresa Turpin, Vicki Teasley, Ann Perry, Sonya Herring, Diane Crump. LEFT - Former bandsmen join the Band for Alumni night. RIGHT - V.I.P.'s: Gail Gunnels, Deann Bell. Donna Vick- ery, Eve McCorkle, Martho Jo White, Beth Moorehead, Jay Hutcherson, Chuck Kay, Craig Gaines, David Peace, Sue Senkbeil, Sandy Crump, Jan Wamock, Frank Hampton, Libby Brown, Courtney Verdery, Lynn Maret, Anna Ridgway, Martin Carruth, Ricky Lawson, Frankie Mewbom, Gail Dove, Brenda Powell, Kim Heaton, Richard Gurley. 28 LEFT - The Concen and Symphonic Band officers spend many hours working in the Band Room office. They are: Frankie Mewbom - President, and Deann Bell - Secretary for the Symphonic Band. Tony Jones and Tina Rowland are President and Secretary respectively for the Concert Band. BELOW - Marching Band Secretaries were Deann Bell and Martha Jo White; Co-Chairman of the Uniforms Committee were Anna Ridgeway and Kim Heaton; Chairmen of Supplies was Eve McCorkle; Chairman of Cleanups was Chuck Kay. Ashley Holding. Lisa Perry, and Darlene Hughes served as Music Librarians; Equipment Committee Co-Chairmen were Martin Carruth, Alan Atkinson, and Bob Vickery: Electronics and Instrument Repairman was Jay Hutcherson. Fields and Stadium managers were Ricky Lawson and Craig Gaines. Assistant Band Captain was Frank Hampton, and Band Captain was Frankie Mew- bom. 4 29 Concert Band on the Upbeat A new tempo was set for the Concert Band this year. It’s members and new leaders diligently prepared for each per- formance. Concert Band members will go to the festival with a Superior rating as their goal. FLUTES - Debbie Cleveland, Diane Crump, Patricia Hall, Evelyn (Sue) Hester, Ashley Holding, Pam Hulme, Gay Jordan, Lisa King. Sharon Martin. Ann Perry, Tina Rowland, Lisa Souza, Felecia Turner: CLARINETS - Keri Brown, Teresa Brown. Mary Brooks Carter, Sophia Clark. Kim Clem, Jo Beth Cordell. Renae Dickerson. Debbie Gurley, Glada Gunnells, Kim Holcomb, Denise Holland, Debbie Kuykendall, Janice Moore, Guilian3 Parham, Gloria Robinson. Phyllis Rob- inson. Mary Rucker. Vickie Teasley, Peggy Thomason, Teresa Turpin, Mary Wilkins, Diane Williams, Margaret O'Neal: BASS CLARINETS - Belinda Sduza, Beth Temple: SAXOPHONES - Tina Bailey, Sharon Bowers. Chuck Holland, Susan Oglesby, Tony Stewart: TENOR SAX - Timmy Smith: TRUMPETS - Richard Burton. Debbie Carter, Tammy Childs, Cheri Clem. Paul Clever, Reginald Durrett, Michael Haley, Kim Herring, Scott Hulsey, Doug Moon, Lynn Moon, Rita Ricks, Marshall Sayer, Steve Seawright. Edward Starks. Jan Weaver, James Pinkston: TROMBONES - Larry Turner. Thomas Burden. John Carlton. David Cook, Randy Daniel, Ray Dudley, Alan Greer, Angelo Harper. Freddie Herring, Todd Isbell, Tony Jones, Jack Madden. Robert Mattox. Robert Newton, David Sims: TUBAS - Silas Clark, Henry Kesler, Jimmy Kittrell, Butch Wilson: BARITONES - Jeff Adamski, Rodney Cordell. Bruce Jordan, DRUMS - Daniel Ankerich. Ted Ankerich, Don Banard, Ken Brown. Kevin Heaton. Frederick Pinkston, William White, Bobby Wilson. Eric Addison: BELLS - Jean Weaver, FRENCH HORNS - Russell Bruce, Richard Berg. 30 Symphonic Band — a New Beginning With the beginning of winter quarter, a Symphonic Band was formed. It is composed of students who passed a strict audition. This year for the first time in six years, a Hart County Band will attend Band Festival in Class A Music, with the hope of receiving a Superior rating. FLUTES - Gail Dove. Connie Gibson. Wakenda Gresham. Kim Heaion. Darlene Hughes. Lynn Marei. Eve McCorkle. Sandra Milford. Brenda Powell. Anna Ridgway, Wendy Roach. Debbie Roberts. Lori Seymour CLARINETS - Kim Bailey. Micky Beebe, Deann Bell. Libby Brown. Tina Brown. Donna Clever, Sandy Crump, Tammy Hicks. Angie King. Terri Moon. Faye Senkbeil, Elaine Spears. Courtney Verdery. Martha Jo White, and Michelle Wooten SAXOPHONES - Sally Bailey. Theresa Dove, Wendell Hill and Tony Teasley TRUMPETS - Martin Carruth, Richard Crunkleton, Mark Floyd. Jay Hutcherson. Vicki Jones, Chuck Kay. Keith Lewis, and Glenda Sartain TROMBONES - Phillip Bailey. David Callaway. Jerry Findley. Frank Hampton. Casilo Hughes. Frankie Mewbome. Robert Neal, and Brace Spinks OBOE - Tim Graham. Charlotte West BASS CLARINET - Lisa Perry CONTRABASS - Elise Bailey FRENCH HORN - Alan Atkinson, and Craig Gaines BARITONE - Ricky Lawson PERCUSSION - Dennis Blackwell. Mark Dean. Richard Gurley. David Peace, and Jeff Vickery. BASS - Greg Kay, Bob Vickery, and Michael Rucker Hospital Staff Provides Programs for AMCC The A. MC. C. has studied health careers this year. Their meetings have included guest speakers such as Leonard Seymour, administrator of Hart County Hospital. Mrs. Cole, a hospital nurse, has helped the club greatly. She teaches health occupations and is an advisor to the club along with Mrs. LeRoy. Members of the club are: 1st ROW: Mrs. Cole, Eve McCorkle, Mrs. LeRoy, Tina Rowland, Penny Smith, Karen Osborne, Carol Wilkens, Faye Senkbeil, Lynn Bailey, Susan Atkinson, Cindy Collins, Teresa Temples, Kim Hea- ton. 2nd ROW: Teresa Winslett, Nancy Fields, Christine Fowler, Lisa Perry, Anna Ridgeway, Chuck Kay, Charles Ray, Rusty Kellar, Steve Sanders, Ricky Lawson, Lillie Alewine, Becky Lawson, Cindy Rowland, Titus Gambrell, Richard Cundiff, Frank Hampton. 3rd ROW: Sharon Hicks, Darlene Mize, Rhonda Mize, Barbara Rowe, Susan Thomp- son, Tammy Kay, Donna Johnson, Jennifer Bryson, Sandra Deal, Libby Crump, Michelle Wooten, Donna Clever, Gina Madden, Lisa Kellum, Karen Seymour, Connie Gaines. Officers are: Chuck Kay - President, Faye Senkbeil - Vice-President: Donna Johnson - Reporter, Penny Smith - Treasurer, Frank Hampton - Second Vice- President . 32 The Beta Club — Leaders of Tomorrow Mrs. Mewborn. Mrs. Ridgway Advisors: Susan Bailey - President. Deann Bell - Vice President, Michelle Hicks - Secretary, Tina Brown - Reporter, Chuck Kay - Treasurer. Members: Ted Ankerich. Andy Adams. Frank Hampton. Chuck Kay. 2nd ROW: Richard Cundiff, Steve Kay. Reggie Durett, Casilo Hughes. Tammy Hicks. Sandy Crump, Tammy Tucker. 3rd ROW: Deann Bell, Darlene Seagers. Michelle Hicks. Ann Bailey, Gail Gunnells, Beth Ayers. Sue Senkbeil, Karen Osborne, Eve nkk.n. T na Brown’ Glada Gunnells, Johnna Hampton. 4th ROW: Charlotte West. Donna Clever. Denise Morris. Gail Dove. Donna Bryant. Connie Gibson. nKK. 2? Pam Flecman- Jan Weaver, Darlene Hughes. Libby Brown. Sandra Milford. Jean Weaver. Sheila Spencer. 5th ROW: Gwen Stowe. Lori Seymour, cl dam i!C j « isa Souza, Mary Brooks Carter. Brenda Lathan. Phyllis Robertson. Sally Bailey, Glenda Sartain. Sharon Bowers. Vickie Jones. Susan Oglesby. 6tn ROW: Wendy Roach. Sheila Thornton. Teresa Turpin. Micki Beebe. Richard Crunkleton, Tim Graham. Mike Hubbard. Marshall Sayer. Scott Kay. Jo Beth CordeH. Ann Perry, Daneen McLane, Mrs. Mewborn. 6th ROW: Jack Madden. Greg Sanders. Chuck Page. Elise Bailey. Kim Bailey. David Calloway. Ashley Holding, Melaine Ayers, Debbie Kuykendall, Brenda Hill, Phillip Bailey, Courtney Verdery, Susan Bailey. 34 Anchors Away to Community Service BELOW: Gail Dove - Chaplain. Kim Edmunds - Secretary. Martha Jo White - Vice-President. Pam Ankerich - President. Beth Ayers - Historian. Sue Senkbeil - Treasurer. Anchor members have concentrated their efforts toward aiding the community. Pro- jects have included: washing windshields of cars parked around the square: making pos- ters and giving money to the Lights of Love sponsored by the Pilot Club, and par- ticipating in Big Orange Day by painting a window at Bailes Cobb. Money making pro- jects were selling caramel apples, Voo Doo Dolls and a bake sale. Anchor sponsored a Mother Daughter Banquet, an Interact sup- per, and a Key Club supper. OPPOSITE PAGE - Anchor Members. 1st ROW: Marsha Johnson. Tammy Hicks. Sue Senkbeil. Martha Jo White. 2nd ROW: Libby Brown, Kim Edmunds. Deanne Bell, Frankie Mewbom, Wakenda Gresham. Margo Bray Fleming. 3rd ROW: Fran Hilley. Donna Johnson. Mic- helle Hicks. Pam Ankerich. Jan Weaver. Sandra Mil- ford, Beth Ayers. Beth Moorehead. 4th ROW: Darlene Hughes. Kim Heaton, Courtney Verdery, Lisa Perry, Susan Bailey, Gail Dove. Tina Brown, Charlotte West. 35 Debate and Chess Teams on the Move The debate team has attended several tournaments, debat- ing their topic resolved: That a comprehensive program of penal reform should be adopted throughout the United States. Members Include: Tim Graham, Henry Keseler, Bonnie Col- lins, Mark Floyd, and Brad Collins. Miss Henson was the team’s Debate Coach. BELOW - Evidence cards are a deba- ter’s weapon. The chess team has participated in ten matches with schools from surround- ing counties. They have been working to build a strong team. Team members are Jimmy Thomas, Stanley Risner. Brad Collins. Ken Harris, and Bobbie Collins. Mr. Presley served as advisor. 36 Demosthenians Make the Classics Come Alive Demosthenians got a lively introduction to music and liter- ature when Mr. Jim Newsome presented the club’s first pro- gram, other programs have included arts and crafts. ABOVE - Club Members, ROW 1: Jimmy Parham, Charlotte West, Sandra Milford. Johnna Hampton, Ann Perry. Lori Seymour, Sally Bailey. Cheri Clem. Libby Brown, Tammy Tucker. Ashley Holding. Darlene Hughes. Mary Brooks Carter. ROW 2: Russell Bruce, Diane Crump. Marsha Johnson. Daniel Ankerich, Karen Osborne. Ann Bailey. Michelle Hicks, Eve McCorkle, Karen Seymour. ROW 3: Advisor - Mrs. Gurley. Brad Collins. Mike Hubbard. Rany Daniel. Joe Beth Cordell, Wanda White, Kim Crump. Fran Hilley. Beth Temple. Beth Ayers. Beth Moorhead. Micki Beebe. Deann Bell. Teresa Tur- pin. Sandy Crump. Vicki Jones. Donna Vickery. Tina Brown. Connie Gaines. Debbie Weaver. Sharon Bowers, Advisor - Mrs. Edwards. ROW 4: Bryan Holland. Debbie Kuykendall, Melaine Ayers. Cindy Collins. Lynne Bailey. Susan Atkinson. Elizabeth Brown. Gail Dove, Elise Bailey. Kim Bai- ley, Brenda Hill. Faye Senkbcil, Lynn Marct, Denise Holland. LEFT - Offi- cers: Marsha Johnson - President: Karen Osborne - Vice-President: Ann Bailey - Secretary: Bryan Holland - Treasurer. 37 FFA BELOW - Officers: Ricky Pless - President, Curtis Seymour - Vice President. Rusty Kcllar - Reporter, Frankie Teasley - Sentinel, Mark Carey - Treasurer, Mark Ankerich - Reporter, Mike Yeargin - Secre- tary. (not shown - Mr. Brown - Advisor). RIGHT - Members: Jeff Manley. Mike Carey, Ricky Dorsey. Rusty Kellar, Michael Fletcher, Jeff Adams, Jeff Evans. Jimmy Kitirell, Scott Ankerich. Ted Ankerich, Jeff Vickery, Kevin Heaton, Howard Strickland, Paul Fleming, Cunis Seymour, Micheal Isom. Mike San- ders, Wayne Brock, Anis Ricks, Mike Yeargins, Ray Royston, Steven Norris, Ricky Pless, Frankie Teasley, David Jones. David Greer, Randy Phillips. Delmus Alexander, Jeff Herring. Mark Ankerich, Mark Carey, Mike O’Barr. 38 FCA and Math Clubs FCA: L-R: Mavis Harper, Phyllis Verdell, Melvin Jordan. Russel Hill. Dennis Blackwell. Dwayne Williams. Frankie Teasley, Tami Bailey. Elaine Spears. Rusiy Kellar, 2-R Daryl Craft. Alan Atkinson. Larry Brown, Wendell Hill. Tim Lewis. Larry Turner. Alfonzo Mattox. David Kesler, Courtney Verdery. 3- R Mary Ham. Keith Stowers. Charles Tucker. Joe Verdell. Richard Cun- diff. Donna Wesp. Randy Childers. Ben Phillips, Stevie Duncan. Lisa Perry. 4- R Ella Rucker. Ricky Willis. Rusty Cash. Tim Cheek, Mike Moon. Randy Bannister, Steve Kay, Ted Hilley. Phil Shiflct, Greg Sanders. Coach Weath- ington, Advisor. Math Club: Members. SEATED. FRONT ROW: Sandy Crump. Debbie Cleve- land, Anna Ridgway, Eve McCorkle. 2nd ROW: Lynn Maret, Jean Weaver, Laurie Seymour, Pam Fleeman. 3rd ROW: Tina Bailey. Salley Bailey, Mary Brooks Carter. STANDING: Chuck Holland, Bobby Lcicht, Titus Gambrcll, Bragg Spinks, Ken Brown. Martin Carruth, Bob Vickery, Don Banard. Jimmy Bailey, David Peace. Tony Teasley, Jerry Findley, Steve Norris, Miss Thompson Advisor. 39 FBLA'ers attended District Mini-Con- ference at Habersham High School on February 19. They competed in these areas: VOT, EOT. Accounting, Job Inter- view. Spelling, and Clerk Typist. RIGHT and CENTER - These members, attended District at Habersham - Shelia Spencer. Debbie Robertson. Tammy Bailey, Donna Vickery, Penny Smith. Sue Moon, Linda Dove. NOT SHOWN: Tracy Johnson, Theresa Dove. BELOW - FBLA advisors arc L to R: Miss Katrina Jones, and Miss Gena Henson. 40 FBLA Aims for Business Involvement The FBLA club has been involving itself in several business activities. One of these was the Convention the officers attended at Savannah for 3 days in November. The club also observed FBLA week by doing different jobs for the commu- nity and school. TOP - Officers Are: Sue Moon - Presideni: Penny Smith - Vice President: Brenda Powell - Treasurer: Darlene Adams - Secretary: Linda Dove - Chap- lain: Angie Bassinger and Thelma Morrison - Project Chairmen: Keith Crocker and Pam Thomason - Historians: Alisa Kellar - Reporter. BOTTOM - Members are: Donna Vickery. Donna Moon. Diane Freeman. Teresa Carter, Jimmy Parham. Sheila Spencer. Karen Weaver. Donna Brown. Michelle Kel- lar. D’Etta Baker. Brenda Lathan. Theresa Dove. Karen Ginn. Jane Crocker. Pam Posey, Frances Kelly. Janet Boles, Janice Bryant, Belinda Souza. Laura Cook. Jennifer Warnock, Penny Phillips. Laura Fcltman. Delores Burgess. Sherry Smith. Debbie Gurley. Renae Dickerson. Libby Norman. Barbara Rowe. Diane Williams. Dwain Williams. Russell Bruce. Lisa Bradford. Terri Jordan, Selina Partain, Pattie Drake. Annette Craft. Jim Robertson. Becky Chitwood. Lee Britt. Sheila Hill. Johnna Hampton. Sophia Clark, Sue Wake- field. Tammy Kay. Libby Crump. Denise Morris. Kathy Brown. Delmus Alexander. Lavonda Byrum. Donna Wesp. Rena Rowland. Tami Bailey. Deb- bie Robertson. Daneen McLane. Sharon Crocker. Diane Shiflet. Bonnie Clark. Tracy Johnson, Tammy Tucker. Judy Fowler. Michelle Wooten. Kathy Stowe, Lynn Oliver. Cindy McAlhany, Eddie Seay. Reba White. Lynn Blalock, Jan Greenway, Eddie Randall, Susan Boteler, Wanda While. Jan Toney. Paula Stone, Pat Oglesby. Sandra Ray. Darlene Reid. Elise Bailey. Lynn Burns. Sandra Deal. 41 4-H — the Spirit of Tomorrow The 4-H Club has attended state and district rallies where they took classes on 4-H projects. Many new clubs were formed such as the Community Pride Club and the Business Exploration Club. The 4-H Club provides service to the community and promotes student interest in group activities. Officers: RIGHT - Chris Cleveland. Michelle Hicks. Edwin Gurley. Jean Weaver. Debbie Dalion, Anna Ridgway. Martha Jo White. Members Are Pictured ABOVE - Howard Norman. Wanda White. Michelle Hicks. Martha Jo White. Gail Gunnels. Debbie Carter. Gay Jordan. Jean Weaver. Jan Weaver. Glada Gunnells. Keri Brown. Becky Chitwood. Ruby Alexander. Brenda Lathan. Anna Ridgway. Jan Toney. Betsy Crocker. Tammy Haynie. Mark Berry- man. Paul Clever. Chuck Page. Lynn Byrum. Debbie Gurley, Susan Boteler, Kim Tucker, David Jones. Ted Ankerich, Paul Fleming. Becky Mumpower. Debbie Rowland. Howard Strickland. Mike Foster. Kevin Heaton. Andy Hicks. Tammy Greenway. Lynne Oliver. Lisa Bradford. Donna Clever. Lisa Kellum. Edwin A7 Gurley. Todd Isbell. Ronnie Stovall. Debbie Dalton. Sheila Thornton. Elaine Rucker. Margaret Brauner. Patricia Harper. Wanda Grimes. Steven Norris. Robert Mattox, Steve Bowers, Cindy McAlhaney, Jeannie Bowen. Pat Gray, Chris Cleveland. Mark Dean. Brian Burroughs. LEFT - Chris Cleveland and Andy Hicks look over artwork at the Fall Festi- val. BELOW - They rang the bell for the Salvation Army and received first place and a plaque for collecting the most money. CENTER LEFT - The 4- Her's attend District in Rock Eagle. ABOVE LEFT - At the 4-H Banquet. Anna Ridgeway won the ” Dare You Award.” and State 4-H Vice-President. ABOVE RIGHT - The senior 4-Her's Chris Cleveland was the first national 4-H winner Han County has ever had. They are shown attended the North District Fall Rally, with Ed Page and Mary Lynn Johnson. 4-H extension officers, and Sara Collin, the Georgia 43 FHA Gets Dolled Up for New Year The FHA club places major emphasis on family life education and helps youth assume their roles in society through home economics. Their projects include selling candy, making dolls for the Sal- vation Army, attending district meet- ings, and observing national FHA week. Advisors - Mrs. Farmer and Miss Jordan. TOP - FHAer's: L-R: Mrs. Farmer - advisor. Cheri Clem. Darlene Hughes. Donna Wesp, Susan Bailey. Beth Ayers, Beth Moorhead, Michelle Hicks, Deann Bell, Gail Gunnels, Bonnie Clark, Betty Grimes. Carolyn Goss. Ann Johnson, Regina Norman, Miss Jordan - advisor, 2-R, Kim Tucker, Renee Wilson, Brenda Lathan, Sheri Bole, Marilyn Cheshire, Glenda Sor- rells, Martha Jo White. Tammy Hainey, Jackie Mize, Gwen Stowe. Debbie Gurley. Renee Dicker- son, Patty Drake, Terri Jordan. Joyce Roebuck, Mary Johnson, Sandra Jones, Wanda Grimes, Barbara Morrison. Thelma Jordan, Marilyn Hill, Lurie Brown. 3-R, Elaine Risner, Sherry Wilson, Becky Childers, Joyce Ann Shaw, Connie Graham, Beth Brown, Debby Weaver, Lisa King, Kim Holcomb, Janice Moore, Penny Phillips, Michelle Kellar, Johnna Hampton, Wanda White, Jan Toney. Denise Holland, Betsy Crocker. Kathy Stowe. 4-R, Pam Posey. Jan Godard. Karen Lathan, Pam Vickery, Debbie Harbin. Debbie Rowland, Debbie Teasley, Janet Spears, Karen Seymour. Connie Gaines. Diane Kidd, Twyler Bowen, Rebecca Garrett. Diane Poole. Becky Chitwood. Jane Crocker, Debbie Cleveland. Sally Bai- ley, Diane Williams, Glada Gunnels, Sandra Milford, Beth Temple, Lynn Byrum, Andrea Evans. Jean Marsh. Melanie Basinger. ABOVE - FHA Officers: Beth Temples - Parlia- mentarian: Kim Hol- comb - Historian: Susan Bailey - 2nd Vice Presi- dent: Beth Ayers - Presi- dent: Debbie Rowland - Project Chairman: Jan- ice Moore - Correspond- ing Secretary; Donna Wesp - Treasurer: Thelma Jordan - Histo- rian: Deann Bell - Recording Secretary: Bonnie Clark - Honor Roll Chairman: Mic- helle Hicks - Chairman of Degrees: Betty Grimes Chaplain; Debby Weaver - Honor Roll Chairman: Beth Moorhead - Vice President: Lisa King. Gail Gunnels - Public Relations Chairman: Darlene Hughes, Cheri Clem - Music Chairman. 44 FHA members dressed dolls for the Salvation Army project. The dolls are given to underpriviledged children for Christmas. 45 Interact Hits the Slopes Interact’ projects have included a car wash and a skiing trip to Sky Valley. Members: Keith Fleming - Project Chairman, Neal Crump, Frankie Teasley - Vice President, Deann Bell - Sweetheart, Dwain Williams - President, Ted Hilley - Secretary, Steve Kay, Ted Ankerick, Coach Waters - Advisor, Greg Brown, William Craft, Ricky Vickery, Alan King, Brian Burroughs, Louis LeRoy, Ricky Morris, Jeff Jones, Randy Bannister, Dusty Vickery, Dennis Sewell, Grant Bannister. Ikie Temple. NOT SHOWN: Greg Ayers. Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Clubs The Hi-Y club had a car wash for their money making pro- ject. To obtain money for their World Services Project, Tri- Hi-Y sponsored a turkey raffle. J J rnc,’° C ' B,)bv“k«v. Alan Atlumon. Stan Ponton.Craig Game� . Sieve Sindm. F.verctteScott, 'r1 7' ! °.,ir: M“kl- O� � 1 ■ � . • � ■• ■� . Hnog Hembree. Km Brown. Phil Sb.flct. John Xh'.m.rr. X .Hum Uiilr Joel Hunt. Randy Daniel. Jeff Jone,. Bill Wilhi.c. Chuck Holland. Brad Collin� . Ted MiHo. M'hr Mici Ruk, Vickery. Dwain William� . Frank Mcwhum - PinadCM. Ben Phillip� — Vue Prexuirm, M v -Vcrctary . Judd Bailey - Chaplain. Thomai Burden - Treawirer. Adv.w - Coacti Raihbum Tn T L P , ‘T’ Smin icwn W- Thonu� on. Jennifer Hry� «n. Tammy I . • ! ‘u R ‘‘ t rct, ‘c Ann � •• Lirvla Segan. Sharon Crocker. Wendy Roach. Jean Weaver. Oehhe Kobertv Cxmn Gtbaon, Crocker. Dm, Holland. Lynn By rum. Andrea Evany. Beth Temple� . Jo Beth Cordel1. Beverly Law � Game Spear� . Ihane C rump. Ph,ll„ Robert� . Tina Bailey. Ken Blow. Diane took Rohm Cleveland h ScnkWI. Kym Hemn . Ihmna Bryant. Mane Berryman. Paula Whitwl. Ruby Alexander. Tam, kmey. C mdy Officers Margo Bray Fleming - Flewfcm. Tammy Floyd - Vue Prrudrm. Tammy Huka - Iynn. k “ T,Ci'urrr' Doooa vrllr - Chaplain. Karen Othomc - World Service. Kim Crump Fran Hilley — Sal Promt. Scrap Book Chairman — Beth Brown Tn Hi Y Member� Melanie Baonget. Done Will,am� . Sandra Brock. Gwen Stowe. Peggy Thomaton, Jennifer Bryvon. Tammy Tucker. Patruia Hall. Rebecca Garett. Joyce Ann Shaw. Linda Scagcr� . Sharon Crocker. Wordy Roach. Jean Weaver. Debbie Robert� . Connie C.ihyon, Beiyy Crocker. Deniac Holland. Lynn Byrum. Andrea Ea� en� . Beth Temple. Jo Beth Chrdell. Beverly Lawton. Elaine Spear� . Diane Crump. Phylli� Robert ion. Tina Bailey. Ihane Poole. Robin Cleveland. Sbetrv A7 Srnkhei). Kim Herring, Donna Bryant. Mane Berryman. Paula Whitiel. Ruby Alexander. Tami Jone� . Candy Rowland Officer� Margo Hcay - ptrudent. Tamy Floyd - vice preudcm. Tammy Hick� yeerctary. Lynn Blalock — trra� urer. Donru C lever — chaplain. Karen Otbomc — world yervice� . Kim Crump. Fran Hilley Language Club Since Miss Tynes began her teaching career at HCHS, she has given her students the opportunity to see France with her. Miss Tynes is pictured below at Azay- le-Rideau, Tours, France. BELOW RIGHT - Villandry, in Tours, France. RIGHT - Officers Are: Mavis Harper - President: Jimmy Thomas - Vice-President: Tammy Floyd - Secretary: and Lynn Maret - Trea- surer. Members Are: FIRST ROW: Mavis Harper, Jimmy Thomas, Tammy Floyd, Scott Kay, Wendy Roach, Wakenda Gresham, Tina Brown, Sandy Crump, Andy Adams, Micki Beebe, Teresa Turpin, Elise Bailey, Mike Hubbard, Jimmy Parham, Reba White, Ann Bailey, Wanda Stowers, Debra Roling, Debra Evans. Teresa Cooper. Susan Boteler, Diane Crump, Lynn Oliver, Pam Fleming, Rhonda Finley, Jeff Jones, Louis LeRoy. SECOND ROW: Miss Tynes, Diane Shiflet, Pete Scott, 4g Wanda White, Courtney Verdery, Lynn Maret, Kim Crump, Kim Bailey, David Jones, Freddie Herring, Bobby Leicht, Steven Ray, Timmy Smith, Alvin York, William Burden, Eddie Seay, Brenda Hill. Elizabeth Brown, Bragg Spinns, Linda Phillips, Elaine Frye. Laurie Berrong, Joy Baker. Brad Boleman, Jerry Findley, Mark Stone. Many New Doors Open for Key Club i: The Key Club has been an active club this year. Their many projects include sponsoring a paper drive, collecting food for the Salvation Army, and sponsoring a car wash. ♦ ABOVE - Members are: Tammy Jones. Anita Madden. Paula Slone, Paulette Myerholtz, Janie Sturghill, Betty Grimes. Keith Crocker. Keith Fleming. Greg Brown, Rodney Duke. Charles Seymour, Mr. Seymour - Advisor, Tony Byrum. Vicki Driver. Beverly Cheek. Lynn Blalock. Pam Thomason. Sheila Hill. Doug Hembree, Laura Cash, Teresa Temples. Lisa King. David Ray. Henry Shirley, David Greer, Steve Robertson, Ricky Cape. Jim Robertson. Randy Phillips, Bill Hubbard, Pete Scott, Lavonda Farmer, Judy Boles. Glen Simmons. Barry Eaves. Junior Gray, Jimmy Sewell. Kenny Brown. Kenneth York. Mike Ankerich, Etta Hill. Laura Johnson. Greg Goss. Wilma Mont- gomery. David Beck. Mark Scott. Henry Allen. Wilton Bailey, Ronnie Bai- 49 ley, Jeff Cleveland. Perry Isom. Greg Moon, Student Aetion for Georgia Education The SAGE Club serves to promote interest in teaching. The club has sponsored the observance of American Education Week. Officers: Darlene Adams - Project Chairman, Susan Bailey - Vice-President, Pam Thomason - Secretary, Lynne Bums - President. NOT PICTURED: Sheila Hill. Historian. Members: Darlene Reid. Lanie Allen, Cindy McAlhany. Connie Carruth, Jeanne Bowen. Tammy Greenway, Shelia Hill, Lynn Oliver. Janice Bryant. Karen Latham, Donna Welborn, Kim Doker, Pam Brown, Linda O'dell, Lynn Bums, Susan Bailey, Pam Thomason, Janet Boles, Darlene Adams. Tammy Bailey, Debbie Robertson. Advisor - Mrs. Davis. 50 Ecology Is Major Concern of Science Club The Science Club has served to promote the students' interest in ecological balance this year. Activities included planting trees around the school and collecting aluminum cans for recycling. LEFT - Richard Me whom - President. Louis Leroy - Vice-President. Charlotte West - Secretary. Richard Cundiff - Treasurer. Advisors: Mr. Baker. Mr. Presley, and Mr. Romein. Im ROW Chuck Kay. I urmc Crump. Glen Pnd en. Joh Hock «ater. Tim .Milford, David Prate. Rand. Daniel. Mike Hubbard. Brad Collin, Jeff Fabian Michael Skelton T..U l v-ll «a , , 0,„v e- .. , M.. helle H kv Lea Pern. Martha jo Wh„e. «...I IW Kim Mr.nn, Fvr Mt «eklr. Wakend. Grrvham. Anna R,.t ru„. Sail, Ka.le, Mao ££ j£LI£, J5T Vd HOW Go Sokol. Hutch Wihon, V k. Trade,. Darlene Mu hev Beth M« . Gunnel, Herh Avm.Tvanne Bell. R fM ELS? i t � ?' 712? H. .en. Brl,n.la Wa. Sandy Crump. Tina Br.mn 4th R W Jane mcket. Debbie « arter. Debb leveland. L,i Souaa. Sharon Boucn. VKk June,. Glenda SanainW J Mel le Met, , r ' Ruikri. Barbara Roue. Beth Hnlbr« ik. Libby Broun. Avhlcy Holding. Jean Manh.Johnna Hampton, Shern (adding, Sth ROW John Carlton Philip Ba.lc, Rand, Bannntrr |. hn Whitmire M„ h r a a? '’ Jurr,n Ml ' D.r,h. IXannaCJevet. MuheMe W,. en. Brervl, Hill. Reha Wh,e. Fd.be Sea . hen Wm. Jennifer Waenutk. ----Kay. IX«u johnum. SrtW S2 IXitt, Vitkeo.C.rerrCamo. Mark W. ChmCtaftai Fredcfae Hern . Brvan Holland. Bill Bourn. David Jonrv Richard Gurley. Mark Dean. Dane Vickety. Be,an Bur v R.kv S,ndTrv £ £ hi lMl J W 51 Student Leaders Council Advocates Student Involvement SLC has been busy working on school and community pro- jects that involve many High School Students. Some of these projects included sponsoring the hospitality house homecom- ing night, entering a float in the Christmas parade and host- ing the dance marathon that benefited the Mark Chasteen Fund. They joined the Hart County Jaycee’s in sponsoring the Haunted House with profits going to Mrs. Davis, following the loss of her house by fire. RIGHT - This year's advisors were Mr. Miller and Dr. Duvall. 52 BELOW - The steering committee provided internal organization for the Student Leaders Council this year. These students were Martha Jo White, Gail Dove, Courtney Verdery, Lisa Souza, Wanda White, Tina Brown, Cheri Clem, Debbie Cleveland, Darlene Hughes, Deann Bell, Keith Fleming, Steve Kay and Ben Phillips. SLC Members: ROW 1: Mavis Harper, Sylvia Pickens. Gail Dove, Gail Gunnels, Martha Jo White, Beth Moorhead. Beth Ayers, Margo Bray, Pam Ankerich, Mr. Miller. ROW 2: Wendy Roach, Johnna Hampton. Cheri Clem. Vicki Teasley, Jo Beth Cordell, Darlene Hughes. Libby Brown. Sally Bailey, third vice-president: Lisa Perry. Courtney Verdery. Wanda White, recording secretary. ROW 3: Lynne Bums. Sharon Crocker. Vicki Jones. Daniel Ankerich, Beth Temples. Karen Seymour, Frankie Mewbome, president: Sandy Crump, Tina Brown, first vice-president; Lynn Maret, Kim Crump. Jammy Hicks, Elaine Spears, Betsy Crocker. Deann Bell, treasurer; Susan Bailey. Keith Fleming, Sharon Bowers. Lisa Souza, Debbie Cleveland. Lori Seymour, Brenda La than. Debbie Caeter, Elaine Risner, Marsha Johnson. Wakenda Gresham. Donna Vickery. Paula Stone. Brenda Powell. Gail Sanders. ROW 4: Jimmy Thomas, Ben Phillips, Martin Carruth, Chuck Kay, Chuck Page, Mike Hubbard, Rickey Sanders, Dwayne Williams. Dane Vickery. Steve Kay, Scott Kay. second vice-president. 53 VICA Trade and Industrial Club TOP RIGHT - Officers are: Dane Vickery - Reporter; Sherry Senkbeil - Secre- tary: Delmus Alexander - Treasurer; Greg Ayers - President; Joy Lynn Brown - Parliamentarian; Terry Kight - Vice-President. ABOVE - Members are: George Milner - Advisor. Dane Vickery, Delmus Alexander, Greg Ayers, Terry Kight, Sherry Senkbeil, Joy Lynn Brown, Ella Rucker, Diane Jackson. Elaine Mitchell, Mary Ham, Corlis Norman. Melissa Oglesby, Byron Myers, Thomas Burden. Keith Brown, Paula Whitsel, Beth Wood, Lainie Allen, Connie Gaines, Karen Seymour, Michael Haley, Sandra Moore, Randall Winslett, Tony Teasley, Mike Sanders. Danny Kotal, Mike Yeargin, Ricky Dorsey, William Pilgrim, Mike Sanders, Brian Rowland, Keith Myers, Kenny Beggs. Bill Bowers, Brian Reed, Gordon DeGrave. Randy Vickery. Ronnie Stovall. Luther Cartee, Greg Moon, Edwin Gurley, Shawn Green, Mical Taylor, Dwain Bowers, Stan Fortson. Hal Brown, Jimmy Bole- man. Vica DCT Club TOP LEFT - Officers are: Beity Grimes - Chap- lain: Janie Siurghill - 2nd Vice President: Greg Brown - Vice President: Keith Fleming - Presi- dent: Keith Crocker - Reporter: Paulette Myer- holtz - Secretary: Anita Madden - Treasurer: Paula Stone - Parliamentarian. 55 Members: Jeff Herring - Treasurer, Randy Daniel. David Sims, Pam Ankerich - Sanders - President, Jeff Adams, Tony Stewart. Jimmy Kittrell, David Atkinson, Sweetheart. Richard Membom, David McCurley, Tim Cantrell, Greg Sims - Scott Ankerich. Mr. Baker - Advisor, Chris Cleveland, Bruce Jordan, David Kes- Vice President, Rusty Kellar - Program Chairman. Jeff Fabian - Secretary', Ricky ler, Ben Phillips, Terry Kight - Sgt. at Arms, Ken Page, Bob Vickery. Youth Association for Retarded Citizens The purpose of Y. A.R.C. is to create interest in helping the mentally retarded. The club has been busy this year and has made several trips to the T.M.R. RIGHT - Officers of Y.A.R.C. Are: Doug Bolder - President: Wanda Mattox - secretary: Laura Cash - vice president: Randy Bannister - trea- surer. BELOW - Members Are: Mitchell Arnold. Tammy Bailey. Tina Bailey. Randy Bannister. Kenny Beggs. Janet Boles, Sheri Boles. Doug Boteler. Susan Boteler, Lisa Bradford. Sandra Brock. Keri Brown, Lynn Byrum. Johnny Byrum. Eddie Carroll. Mary Brooks Carter. Laura Cash. Richard Cundiff, Josephine Daniels, Cindy Ethridge, Andrea Evans. Anthony Finley. Elaine Frye. Connie Graham. Tammy Greenway. Mary Ham. Bryan Holland, Sherry Hyde. Gay Jordan. Pam Jordan. Bonnie Junk. Brenda Lathan, Karen Lathan. Wanda Mattox. Sandra Moore. Lida O’Dell. Karen Osborne. Diane Poole. Susan Richardson. Elaine Rucker. Ella Rucker. Joyce Ann Shaw, Lori Seymour. Diane Shiflet. Belinda Souza. Shelia Spencer, Susan Thompson. Kim Tucker. Donna Welbom. Renee Wilson. 56 . - „ • ■ ; m % ■ - - • Moments of Joy — to Be Remembered for a Lifetime Deann Bell — Miss Homecoming 1976 Homecoming Court Beth Moorhead. Susan Bailey. Deann Bell. Sue Senkbeil. Margo Bray, Kim Edmunds Seniors and the Girls They Sponsored TOP ROW, lefi to right: Patricia Mattox and Larry McCord, Angie Basinger and Keith Bryson, Phyllis Verdell and Charles Tucker. BOTTOM ROW. left to right: Mavis Harper and Joe Verdell. Sue Hester and Michael Arnold. 60 Stream of Consciousness He walks up to me and I think - he’s going to ask me . . . then no, it’s not the right time, but before I can think about it any longer he has asked ME . . . me to be his sponsor. Later on I think - I knew he’d ask me all the time, but I can’t help feeling tingly, excited, and even a little shocked! TOP ROW, left 10 right: Linda Curry and David Jones, Donna Wesp and Ben Phillips, Katheryn Daniels and Joel Hum. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Bonnie Clark and William Little, Sue Senkbeil and Ricky Sanders. Seniors and Their Sponsors TOP ROW, lefi to right: Betty Grimes and Larry Brown, Peggy Ramsey and Dennis Blackwell. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Rena Rowland and Rusty Kel- lar, Deann Bell and Frankie Teasley. 62 TOP ROW, left to right: Mary Ham and Wendell Hill, Shelia Thornton and Larry Turner. BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Libby Brown and Dwaine Wil- liams, Angie Campbell and Carter Shepherd. 63 Homecoming Hart County Style Homecoming night exploded with excitement as Deann Bell was crowned Homecoming Queen and the Han County Bulldogs defeated Oglethorpe, 26-6. The dance was filled with music of ''Ziggurat” from Carrolton, Georgia. MINUTES • - tSCONOS HOME 2 b VIStOHQb □DOWN 4 TO BO 4 0TB 64 Deann Bell and Charles Tucker Voted Best Citizens The Best Citizen Award is sponsored each year by the DAR. This year Deann Beil and Charles Tucker were the recipi- ents of this award. They were elected by the senior class and the faculty. Depend- ability, leadership and service to their school and community are all qualities possessed by these two students. 67 Miss Merry Christmas Pam Ankerich Miss Merry Christmas and Court Brighten the Holidays The Christmas parade marks the beginning of the Christmas season in Hartwell. Miss Merry Christmas and her court were there to add to the holiday spirit. I� Ml U riff I I r f 11J f ' ftil' BACK - Lef, .0 Right: Lynn Oliver. Mavis Harper, and Susan Bailey. FRONT - Miss Merry Christmas Pam Ankerich. 69 Senior Superlatives Beth Ayers was a flag twirler for three years serving as co- captain her senior year. She received many ribbons in her two years at twirling camp. Beth has also been active in Anchor Club, Beta Club, Science Club, and SLC. Her senior year, Beth was President of FHA. She was also in the Chorus for two years. Beth Ayers Mark Ankerich, has been an active member of FFA for three years, serving as President his junior year and reporter his senior year. He was also in such clubs as SAGE, SLC, Chess and VICA. He’s received many awards including Greenhand Degree, Star Green Hand, agriculture, and Chap- ter farm Degree. Mark worked on the Memoir Staff for two years and on the Hi-Life Staff in his junior year. Mark Ankerich 70 Susan Bailey is an active club member and has held offices in FBLA, FHA, Sage and YARC. In her senior year she served as Beta Club President and was also on the Member Staff. She was also a member of the Anchor Club, Demosthenians, SLC and Senior Tri-Hi-Y. Susan has received many awards in FHA and Home Economics. She was also on the 1976 Home- coming Court. Keith Fleming, an active class member, has been his homeroom Vice-president for three years and was also Presi- dent of his class, his sophomore year. Keith has served on the Memoir staff and the Hi-life staff. He has participated in the Interact club, 4-H, science club, and SLC. Keith was also a member of the golf and tennis teams. Susan Bailey Keith Fleming 71 Senior Superlatives Deann Bell is an active member of the band and has received many outstanding awards and certificates. She has also been an active member in such clubs as: Demosthenians, FHA, SLC, and Anchor Club. She has held imponant offices in Allied Medical Club, Beta Club, Science Club, and Sen- ior Tri-Hi-Y. As a senior, Deann was crowned Miss Home- coming and was also selected as Interact Sweetheart. Frank Hampton, has been active in the band for 4 years where he has earned festival medals for 3 years. Other awards that he’s received include Typing I Award, Physical Science award, and Kiwanis Club Cenificates. Frank was a nominee to Gov. Honor his sophomore and junior years. He has been in such clubs as AMC, Beta, and Science and was also on the golf team for 4 years. Deann Bell Frank Hampton Gail Dove, an outstanding bandsman, was in the All Dis- trict Band for two years. Gail has also been in a Color Unit for three years, two of which she was Co-Captain. She has also received a music scholarship and has won solo and ensemble blue medals. The clubs Gail has participated in are the Allied Medical Club, Anchor Club, Beta Club and SLC. Wendell Hill, has been in band for four years, receiving six 1st place superior medals, three 2nd place excellent medals, and three band certificates. He's played football for three years where he was given letters and a football jacket. Wendell has been a member of FFA, 4-H, Science, FCA, and Vica Clubs. Gail Dove Wendell Hill 73 Senior Superlatives Gail Gunnells, a member of the Memoir Staff for 2 years was Editor her Senior year. Gail was also a flag twirler for three years. She has been active in such clubs as Science Club and SLC. In the Beta Club for four years, she served as Vice-President her Junior year. She has also been involved in FHA and 4-H where she held many major offices. Gail Gunnells Richard Mewbom, an outstanding student, has been active in the Beta club for 4 years, serving as President during his Freshman year. In his Sophomore and Junior year, he was a semi-finalist in the Gov. Honors Program. Richard has also served as Vice President of the Science Club. Other clubs that he is active in include: Key, FBLA, SLC, and Hi-Y. During his Junior year he worked on the Memoir Staff. He has also played on the Golf Team 3 years and on the Basketball team for 2 years. Richard Mewborn 74 Karen Osborne an ouistanding 4-Her has received the 4-H Key Award and the 4-H Achievement Award. She also served as President of the Sr. Tri-Hi-Y her senior year, and has been an active member of the Beta Club, Demosthenians, FHA and Allied Medical Club. Karen also served on the Memoir Staff her senior year. Jimmy Thomas, a member of the Hi-Life Staff for four years, served as Editor his senior year. He was also a member of the Debate Team and acted in the One Act Play his junior year. Jimmy served as President of the Chess Club during his senior year. Other clubs he has been involved with are the Language Club, Beta Club, Math Club, SLC. Karen Osborne Jimmy Thomas Senior Superlatives Martha Jo White, President of 4-H for two years, has received many awards and medals. She received fifteen awards including the Achievement, Leadership, and Citizen- ship Awards. She was also a State Winner in the Breads Pro- ject and received a trip to the National 4-H Congress in Chi- cago, 111. Martha Jo has been in the One Act Play, and in the band for four years. Other clubs she has participated in are FHA, Anchor, Beta and Science. Martha Jo White Charles Tucker, an all-around athlete, has participated in Football, Basketball, and Track. He received the Most Val- uable Back Spring Practice Award, Most Valuable Player Award, was named Sportsmanship Prep All American, Player of the Week and named all area Team. During his Senior year he broke the school record in rushing. Charles has also received the Basketball Most Valuable Defense Award and the Baseball Sportsmanship Award. Charles Tucker 76 Phyllis Verdell, an accomplished basketball player, has played for four years, earning four letters and a basketball jacket. Also a member of the track team, Phyllis broke the school record in hurdles and earned a letter in track. Phyllis has served on the Memoir Staff for two years and the Hi-Life Staff for one year. She has also been active in FCA, Lan- guage Club and VICA. Joe Verdell, a football player for four years, has received the Football Hustle Award, the Most Valuable Back Award and the Sportsmanship Award. As a member of the track team, Joe has won first, second, and third place ribbons and also Gold and Silver Medals. He also played on the Baseball team for two years. Joe has been an active member of the Language Club, FCA, FFA, and 4-H. Phyllis Verdell Joe Verdell 77 A Family Affair Richard Mewborn was selected as Star Student and chose Mrs. Rebecca Mewborn, his mother and English teacher as his Star Teacher. He received this award by making the highest grade on the SAT test and by being in the top ten percent of his class. 78 Juniors Win the Nominations to Governors Honors Program Each year five juniors or sophomores are chosen according to grades and teacher recommendation to represent our school at the statewide Governor’s Honors Program. They are each interviewed in a field in which they are interested. If selected as a finalist, they will go to Wesleyan College at Macon or North Georgia Col- lege at Dahlonega to spend six weeks studying the fields they are interested in. Hart County’s semi-finalists are Richard Cundiff - Science; Charlotte West - English; Chuck Kay - Music; Ricky Lawson - Music; and Courtney Verdery - Social Studies (absent when the photograph was made). 79 Personality Makes the Class Ideal Personality is an imponant trait in being selected as a Class Ideal. Each one of this year’s Class Ideals has his own special type. There are the quiet, studious, active, humorous and fun-loving. These are the qualities that make them ideal. Seniors: TOP RIGHT - Sue Senkbeil and Ricky Sanders. Juniors: TOP LEFT - Courtney Verdery and David Kesler. Sophomores: BOTTOM LEFT - Beth Temples and Daniel Ankerich. Freshmen: BOTTOM RIGHT - Kim Clem and Paul Fleming. 80 76 Varsity Team Ranks Second in Sub-Region FRONT ROW: Manager Greg Johnson, Bruce Clark, Scon Ankerich, Terrah Siurghill, Larry Turner, Inman Rucker, Mike Moon, Chuck Page, Tiny Roysion, Gram Banister, John Whitmire, Ted Hilley, Jimmy Bradley, Carter Shepherd, Steve Kay, Phil Shiflet, Brian Rowland, Keith Stowers, PeeWee Gaines. SECOND ROW: 2 Coach Greg Clewis, Coach Tom Collins. Larry McCord, David Jones, Michael Arnold, Robert Teasley, Hart County’s Mr. Jack, Tim Cheek, Steve Duncan, Mark Chastain. Alan King, Frankie Teasley, Rusty Kellar, (Big R”), Keith Bryson. Tim Cantrell. Jeff Jones. Dwain Williams, Rusty Cash. THIRD ROW: Coach vy� k i , V r.V rTW CT . V4 ,V J £3% a j a niaf,fg $9 V V4 4 F ! 1 • -1 dll,, ' “ ' MC, wnC i ’ C'arenCi: Shiflet- Mark Berryman. Richard Cundiff. Judd Bailey. Randy Banister. Charles Tucker, Joe n R° ' C d“ ”“U . clvln Mar,in' Kenneth Goss, Joel Hunt. Melvin Jordan, Stan Fortson. Coach Eddie McCurley, Coach Gary Humphries nistww MV‘t M ' kall’bu™' Hcad Coach Urfy Weathington. FOURTH ROW; Larry Brown. Kenneth Brown. Earsion Mattox. Randy Wilkins. Dennis 83 Blackwell, Stan Mattox, William Little, Greg Sanders. Ed Abdallah, Ben Phillips. Jeff Bailey. Ricky Sanders, and Ricky Willis. Coaches Train Dogs to Go 7 and 3 In four years Hart County’s football program has been completely rearranged. Under the direction of Head Coach Larry Weathington, Hart County football is on the upward trend. Hart County has suffered only one losing season in due to a number of injured players. One of the reasons the Bulldogs had a good season this year was the work of the assistant coaches. These ’’behind the scenes” men along with Coach Weathington put forth their best and the result was the best record in 12 years. TOP LEFT - Coach Gary Humphries - offensive coordinator. TOP RIGHT - Head football Coach. Larry Weathington. BELOW LEFT - Coach Tom Collins offensive line. BELOW CENTER - Coach Wayne Hawkins - linebackers and ends. BELOW RIGHT - Coach David Rathburn - secondary. 84 1976 — This Was the Year of the Dogs! Hart County has established itself as one of the best High School teams in North Georgia the past few seasons, and this year the Bulldogs had one of the best won loss records in the school's history. Hart County ranked second in the final league standings this year with a 3-1 record. Stephens County led in the ranking with a 4-0 record. The Bulldogs narrowly missed getting in the state playoffs when Stephens County defeated the Bulldogs in a close game 14 to 6. Game Summaries HART vs. CRESENT - The Bulldogs opened their season with a home game against the Cresent S.C. Tigers. The entire team showed tremendous effort in this game. The final score was Hart 25 - Cresent 15. HART vs. RABUN - The Dogs trav- eled to the mountains of North Georgia to face the Rabun County Wildcats in their first away game. There was only- one penalty against Hart in the game. Han 34 - Rabun 19. HART vs. WINDER - Han County HART suffered its first defeat ofahe gason iff traveled toj this game against Winder. Although the Riverside the players put fonh a good effon they were outplayed 36 to 0. HART vs. FRANKLIN - This game was one of the most exciting of the season. With only a few minutes left in the game Hart Co. scored T.D. and the Dogs were behind only 1 point. Hart decided to go for two points and this strategy won the ballgame. Han 8 - Franklin 7. HART vs. MADISON - The Bulldogs traveled to Danielsville, Ga. to chair lenge the Madison County Red Raiders. Although the Bulldogs slipped and sloshed in the mud and urth. they shut out Madison 19 to 0. rA fl HART vs. OGLETHOgE - Thi% was the 1976 Homecomifj ame forjHart County. The BulTdogs defeated tjie small Oglethpcpeneam allowing them to score oj Re. Han 26 - Ogle- thorpe ft. vs. RIVERSIDE - Hart SSounty Gainesville, Ga. to face Blue Devils. The Bull- dogs completely outpowered this small jeam even with the 3rd string in. Han shut them out 47 to 0. HART vs. STEPHENS - The dogs were defeated for the second time of the season in this game against the Indians. Stephens had a very large team and the dogs had several tough breaks. The Indians led the scoring all during the game. The fiqal score in a disappointed game was Stephens 14 - pHart 6. HART vs. ELBERT - When two rival teams get together «youfccan always count on an exciting game. This cer- tainly was the case in this game against th Elben Blue Devils. Near the' end of the game the Blue Devils lead 6-0. Then the Mighty Dogs came back and moved ahead 7-6. Neither team scored anymore in this game and when the final buzzer sounded Hart won 7-6. HART vs. FRANKLIN - The Bulldogs traveled to Carnesville, Ga. to play their last game of the season against the Franklin County Lions. The Dogs played hard and really deserved to win but lost by a score of 21 to 0. 85 86 Seniors Lead Dogs to 7-3 Season This year the Bulldogs, led by the Senior players’ knowl- edge and experience, had one of the best teams and won-loss records in 12 years. This year the school rushing record pre- viously held by Mark Callis was broken by senior Charles Tucker with 1086 yards, 39 yards over the record. LEFT PAGE, left to right - Larry Turner. David Jones. Keith Bryson. William Little. Wendell Hill, Larry McCord, Dwayne Williams, and Larry Brown. LEFT - Joe Verdell hands to bulldog running back for a big gain. RIGHT - Quarterback Joe Verdell scrambles from the Winder Barrow tackier. BOTTOM LEFT - Number 55 Earston Mattox attempts to break through Winder Barrow’s offensive line. BOTTOM RIGHT - Senior player Carter Shepherd. 87 Senior Players LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Verdell. Frankie Teasley. Rusty Kellar. Dennis Blackwell. Michael Arnold. Ricky Sanders. Ben Phillips and Charles Tucker. 88 Dog Fight Although Hart County played hard against the Bulldogs of Winder-Barrow they were defeated. This game was one of 3 contests this season in which the Bulldogs were defeated. TOP LEFT - Ricky Sanders and Clarence Shiflet prepare to tackle a Winder-Barrow receiver after a nearly completed pass. RIGHT - Han County defensive player attempts to fail an opponents' searing play. BOTTOM LEFT - Larry Brown stops a Winder-Barrow. 89 ABOVE LEFT - Varsity Cheerleader sponsor Miss Katrina Jones. ABOVE RIGHT - Margo Bray, Sheila Thornton. Kim Herring. Kim Crump. Donna Wesp, Lynn Byrum, and Sandra Brock. Varsity Cheerleaders Fire The Varsity Cheerleading Squad fired up the fans and the dogs all season by sponsoring a bonfire to bum effigies of Elbert County Blue Devils, organizing a pep rally on the court house square, giving victory parties for the Dogs, selling doughnuts and hats, and improving their skills by attending cheerleader camp at Furman University over the summer. Up Dogs Season Record Elbert Stephens Elbert Franklin 32-6 0-14 28-13 Commerce Franklin Madison 8-14 14-7 -16-24 JV’s Have Tough Season The Junior Varsiiy had a great season for experience. They had several players that showed outstanding ability. Quarterback Mike Moon led the dogs to a 3-5 season with his ability to pass and run the offence. The Junior Varsity had great ability in the back- field, as well as the defensive half of the team. The defense was led by 3 fine line- backers, Kenneth Brown, Tim Cheek, and Stan Mattox. The loss of the Junior Varsity games was due to the inexperience of the offensive line. Although the team won only 3 games they showed spirit all year long. The boys showed great promise in the years to come for the H. C. H. S. Football teams. ABOVE LEFT - B-Team Defensive line holds ball carrier from long yardage gain. ABOVE RIGHT - Quarterback Mike Moon runs from the defensive tacklers of Stephens County to gain yardage for the dogs. 91 BELOW - Coach Jerry Loflice (Left) and Coach Kenny Waters (Right) are new members of the Hart County teaching and coaching staff. They put in many extra hours of planning and effort as coaches of the Junior Varsity and assistant coaches of the Varsity Football Team. ABOVE LEFT - Defensive dogs run down Stephens County's offensive running- back. ABOVE RIGHT - Offensive runningback for dogs leads the way to yard- age gain. 92 J.V. Team Shows Strength in the Backfield 93 ABOVE LEFT - The dogs gain needed yardage againsi Elbert County. BELOW LEFT - Quarterback Mike Moon pitches out to Terah Sturghill. BELOW RIGHT - Ron Leverette makes a leap for the Bulldogs. J.V. Cheerleaders Create Atmospheric Spirit ABOVE - Han County Junior Varsity Cheerlcad- ing squad consisted of Becky Childers and Besty Crocker (standing). Cheryl Jones, Linda Mattox, Delphine Thornton, Vickie Ramsey, and Jane Crocker (kneeling). BELOW LEFT - Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Vickie Ramsey takes a dive for the Dogs. BELOW RIGHT - Ms. Joy Lynn Tynes, sponsor of the Junior Varsity cheerleaders, put in many hours toward developing the techniques of the cheerleaders. She joins them in supporting the dogs. 94 9th Grade Has Year of Experience Although the 9th grade football team had a season of losses, they showed much ability and hope for the future years. Coach Eddie McCurly (left), and Coach David Leard (right), both former Hart County Football players put in a lot of effort and time toward the 9th grade football team, through practices and viewing films to help the team improve. ABOVE - FIRST ROW: Stanford Stowers, Keith Stowers. Joe Sturghill. Chris Whitfield. Kenneth Freeman. Checo Stowers. Dale Smith. Roger Freeman, Jimmy £ « B w na SECOND ROW: Mgr. Stephon Boleman. James Warren. Steve Shaw. Randy Greenway. Billy Barr. David Beck. Jimmy Smith. Gerald Purcell. Ted Ankerich, Rodney Eaves. Paul Fleming. Wendell Craft. Mgr. Jonathon Smith. THIRD ROW: Coach David Leard. Donnie Berch. Keith Stowers. Neal Crump. James Lewis. Darrel Craft. Randy Blackwell. Terry Harper. Jack Madden. Kevin Heaton. Ralph Scott. Coach Eddie McCurley. FOURTH KOV - Andy Hicks. Donald Thomason. Howard Strickland. John Wayne Jones. Billy Rucker. Mike Foster. Derell Howell, and Ken Brown. NOT SHOWN: Grant 95 Season Record Madison-------------------------16-0 Stephens-----------------------13-26 Franklin------------------------0-33 Athens Academy------------------7-28 Gainesville---------------------6-42 North Habersham-----------------6-33 Elbert--------------------------0-42 Stephens------------------------8-23 ABOVE LEFT - Coach David Lcard gives Ken Brown Iasi minute instructions. ABOVE RIGHT - The dogs drive for a first down. BELOW LEFT - The dogs struggle for yardage gain. BELOW RIGHT - Tne defensive dogs keep the Stephens County Indians going in circles. 9th Grade Cheerleaders Add to the Excitement ABOVE LEFT - Sponsoring the Ninth Grade Cheerleaders was Mrs. Mann. She established a spirited group of girls, who created an atmosphere of excite- ment for the ninth grade games. ABOVE RIGHT - For a fund-raising project the cheerleaders sold bulldog caps. BELOW - The ninth grade Cheerleaders Squad was made up of the following girls: Renee Wilson. Susan Boteler, Debra Evans, Kim Tucker, Brenda Lathan, and Lydia Ethridge. Varsity Boys Gain Experience The Varsity boys had an experience gaining season. Most of our opponents had returning starters while we had only one senior player. The majority of Hart County’s players had no varsity playing experience. This season brought a very tough schedule but the Dogs played well and ended up with all and 10 season record. LEFT - Varsity boys managers, Pee Wee Gaines and Richard Burton. RIGHT - Bubble gum increases concentration as Coach Jerry Loftice examines the players performance on the court. ABOVE - Team Members: L-R: Alan Atkinson, Mooney Goss, Alfonzo Mat- Jerry Loftice, Luther Rousey, Ronnie Leverette, Silas C lark, Wade Gaines, tox, Charles Tucker, Mark Dean. James Jones, Stan Mattox, 2-R. Coach- Robert Mattox. David Rucker. Stan Shumaker, and Randy Wilkins. 98 Charles Tucker Lone Senior Leads the Dogs This year the varsity boys were led by only one senior player - Charles Tucker. Charles was the point guard on offense for the dogs and was like the quarterback in basketball. He is known as a fierce competitor and dur- ing the season he was never satisfied with doing anything halfway. Charles was the best defensive ball player on this year's team and he usually had to guard the leading scorer on opposing teams and always did a great job. Charles Tucker is not only a fine ath- lete but has character on and off the court. He will be tough to replace next year. % 99 Down ’em Dogs The biggest game of the season was when the dogs beat Stephens County 61 to 56. Stephens was ranked in the top 10 in the state at that time and this victory gave Hart County a lift for the remainder of the season. RIGHT - David Rucker sets up a play for Han County. RIGHT CENTER - Ron- nie Leverett attempts to spoil an Elbert County scoring drive. LEFT - Lcverett puts it up for the dogs. RIGHT BOTTOM - David Rucker Guards an Elben County player. OPPOSITE PAGE: RIGHT TOP - David Rucker passes the ball. RIGHT BOTTOM - Ronnie Leverett scrambles for the ball. 100 Han Han Han Han Han Han Han Han Han Han Han Han Han Han Han „] Hart Haft Han Han Han 55 74 2 93 76 75 54 69 53 84 73 13 62] 92 61 51 50 73 58 77 Norcross I Winder Georgia Tourney Madison ert Elber 51 43 64 69 73 88 74 82 61 64 54 85 52 81 76 56 61 59 59 101 Varsity Girls Rank Second in Sub-Region This season the Varsity Girls had a great record of 13 and 8, and came in second in the sub-region with a record of -1-4. This successful season was accredited to a total team effort. BELOW - Team members: Sue Hester, Syl- via Pickens, Elaine Spears, Mavis Harper, Tammy Hicks. 2nd ROW: Coach Humphries, Tammy Bailey, Courtney Verdery, Phyllis Verdell, Katheryn Daniels, Lisa Perry, Ella Rucker, Carolyn Goss, and Coach May. BOTTOM LEFT - Managers: Mary Brooks Carter and Tina Bailey. BOTTOM RIGHT - Coach Humphries plans strategy for the game. 102 Senior Experience Leads Dogs to Winning Season The Varsity Girls had four senior players this year, who with their playing experience and skill, led the Girls to a winning 13-8 season. Hart also came in second in the sub-region lead by Franklin County. The girls had two narrow losses to Franklin earlier in the season. TOP LEFT - Phyllis Verdell. TOP RIGHT - Katherine Daniels. BOTTOM LEFT - Mavis Harper. BOTTOM RIGHT - Ella Rucker. 103 Varsity Girls Get Tough on Defense This season all of the girls improved tremendously. Mavis Harper was the leading scorer averaging 16 points a game and Phyllis Verdell had over 350 rebounds averaging 13 points a game. Han County had strong defensive performance by Katherine Daniel, Tami Hicks, Elaine Spears, Mary Rucker, and Tami Bailey. RIGHT - Mavis Harper shoots for the Bulldogs. BOTTOM LEFT - Katherine Daniel drives for a score. BOTTOM RIGHT - Phyllis Verdell blocks an Elbert County shot. OPPOSITE PAGE: LEFT - Get that ball. Girls! TOP RIGHT - Phyllis Verdell and Katherine Daniel fight with Elbert County players for the ball. BOTTOM LEFT - Mavis Harper attempts to get the ball up. 104 Hart 63 North Hall 49 Hart 30 Madison 65 Hart 60 Cedar Shoals 44 Hart 45 Franklin 46 Hart 40 Winder 35 Hart 51 Elbert 44 Hart 50 Stephens 36 Hart 63 Gainesville 38 Hart 56 Washington 33 Hart 46 Madison 44 Hart 55 Nonh Hall 36 Han 49 Gainesville 24 Han 39 Washington 40 Han 59 Elbert 47 Hart 47 Franklin 52 Hart 51 Stephens 54 Hart 47 Cedar Shoals 27 Hart 38 Norcross 53 Hart 40 Winder 55 Nonh Georgia Tourney: Han 47 Madison 60 Han 51 Elbert 27 105 HCHS Scream Machine The Hart County Basketball teams had a successful season this year and pan of the credit must go to the Varsity Cheerleading squad. At every game they kept fired up and encouraging the Dogs to win. LEFT - The squad in action. RIGHT - Cheerleader sponsor Miss Katrina Jones and Miss Joy Tynes (absent from photo). 106 ABOVE - KNEELING: Melvin Rucker. Silas Clark. Stanley Shumaker. David Thornton. STANDING: Rod Stowers. Jerry Heard, Louis Blackwell. Bragg Spinks. Coach Robin May. Robert Tucker, Winston Hailey. Terah Sturghill. TOP RIGHT - Managers: Richard Burton, Julian Hill, Frankie Long. Frankie Isom. TOP LEFT - This year s Junior Varsity Coach was Robin May. He put in many hours of time and effort into making this year's team a success. 107 TOP LEFT - Lewis Blackwell rebounds for Han. TOP RIGHT - Terah Sturghill lays the ball up for Hart. BELOW LEFT - Silas Clark pulls the ball down from the goal. BELOW RIGHT Stanley Shumaker shoots a long distance ball. 109 J.V. Girls Go Undefeated May's girls had an undefeated season tying Stephen County once because of a curfew rule. The leading scorer of the team was Carolyn Goss. This was the first undefeated team in several years. RIGHT - Tina Bailey. Sally Bailey, Mary Brooks Carter -J.V. managers. BELOW - KNEELING: Carolyn Goss. Lisa Perry. Debra Blackwell. STANDING: Susan Oglesby, Glenda Sartain, Coach May, Linda Curry, Sue Hester, Annie Ramsey. 110 Old Man Winter took his toll in Hart County High Basketball games left ai iris seasc us with an empty hoop. The ninth grade and B-te were cut short. The cut was due to the fuel shortage and bad weather. The teams were deprived of several hours of prac- tice, as well as, playing time. Although their basketball games we e- n all season so the season ended WtttMm Cheerleaders Walk With the Dogs to Victory TOP - Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Brenda Lathan, Susan Botler, Renee Wil- son. Delphine Thornton, Linda Mattox, Cheryl Jones. BOTTOM LEFT - Ms. Tynes sponsored this year’s J.V. Cheerleaders. She was very enthusiastic with the group. BOTTOM RIGHT - Junior Varsity Cheer- leaders added excitement to the games. 112 9th Grade Loses by Small Margin TOP - FIRST ROW: Ken Brown, Billy Rucker, Russell Hill, Wendell Jordan, Sammy Brown, Robert Teasley, Coach Waters. SECOND ROW: Managers: John Wayne Johnny Boles, Keith Stow- ers, Joe Sturghill, Greg Johnson, Kevin Heaton, Checo Stowers, Casilo David Hughes. Stephon Gunter. Stephon Boleman. THIRD ROW: Manager Stanford Stowers, Chuck Page, Steve Curry, Darrel Craft, Cunis Coile, Donny Burch. James Lewis. Jimmy Smith, Manager Wendell Craft. LEFT - Coach Kenny Waters first year at Coach- ing Hart County Basketball showed to be a year of experience for the team. The Han County ninth- grade boys record for the year was 4 wins and 5 losses. When defeated, it was only by a small margin. Out of the five losses only one time were they defeated by more than 3 points. The season could have been more impressive if they could have made a few less mistakes and had a few breaks go their way. The boys played good bas- ketball and will be an asset to Han County bas- ketball in the years to come. This year’s team was led by Chuck Page and Steve Curry. They Averaged 10 points a piece and did a fine defen- sive job. Billy Rucker. Samuel Brown. Wendell Jordan, and Kevin Heaton also did a fine job this year. 113 9th Graders Go 4-5 ABOVE LEFT - Chuck Page jumps ai a chance to score. ABOVE RIGHT - Jimmy Smith rebounds the ball for Han County. 114 BELOW LEFT - Jerome Brown drives for two points on the home coun. BELOW RIGHT - Jerome Brown tries desperately to recover the loose bail. 76 Baseball Has 4-6 Season 4 v • TOP LEFT - Charles Tucker slides into second for Hart. TOP RIGHT - Erskin Matrox pitches a fit. ABOVE - Larry McCord. Ricky Craft. Larry Turner, Randy Wilkins. Travis Sturghill, Charles Tucker. Joe Verdell. Ken Goss. Erskin Mattox. Rockco Stowers. Steve Sanders. Jeff Fabian and Coach Wayne Hawkins. 115 ’76 Golf — Rebuilding Year This was mainly a rebuilding year for the golf team. The team didn’t have a lot of golf ability but the players never gave up. Also, Angie Basinger added to the team with her talent and was first lady member in the team’s entire history. Judd Bailey received the Most Valuable Player trophy and the lady golfer, Angie Basinger, won the Most Improved Player trophy. BELOW - Ben Phillips, Judd Bailey, Angie Basinger. Coach May, Jeff Jones, Richard Mewbom, and Craig Gaines. 116 Tennis Team Racks Up Two Wins The Hart County Tennis team consisted of 12 girls and 6 boys. They played four out of town games in which they defeated Elberton twice. They played well for this was their second year in competition. A tennis party was held at the home of the Coach, Miss Thomas, at the end of the season in honor of the team. FRONT ROW: Suzettc Banister, Becky Kesler. Pam Ankerich, Coach Thomas. Mary Helen Sea Wright, Faye Lawrence. Lauren Morris. Michelle Hicks. SECOND ROW: David Hicks, Brian Burroughs. Ricky Sanders, Courtney Verd- ery, Melaine Moorehead. Dwain Williams. Mark Milford. NOT SHOWN: Donna Johnson and Delores Burgess. 117 LEFT - Pam Ankerich slams a serve on the home court. New Record Set by 1976 Track Team Hart County’s, Rockco Stowers, set a new high school record for the triple jumping event. The new record is 42 feet-7 inches. The team was led by Coach Bill Ozier. LEFT - Luther Rousey huffs it over the hurdles. RIGHT - The shotput is thrown by David Nicholas. BOTTOM - Lorenzo Barnes, Nathaniel Teasley, Joel Hunt, Richard Roebuck, Kenneth Brown, Luther Rousey, Antonio Oglesby, William Little. Melvin Jordan, David Nicho- las, Joe Starks, and Kenneth Hunter. 118 SEATED: Mr. Jim Gurley, Superintendent of Schools. LEFT TO RIGHT: School Board members Mr. Hugh Mareti, Dr. Sam Grizzle. Mr. Dorsey King, Mr. Linder McMullan, Mr. Sammy Beggs. 120 MR. CARL MILLER - Assistant Principal Administrators and Counselors The coming of the school year 1976-77 brought many changes to Hart County High School. The ninth grade, previ- ously housed at the Junior High, was moved to the High School. The new vocational school was also opened for this school year. Our administrators and counselors spent much time and effort preparing for these changes. Mrs. O’Neal and Dr. Du Vail, counselors, spent hours working with schedules and records in order to make the transition as smooth as pos- sible. Mr. Chandler, vocational director, was at the High School most every day the summer before school opened, moving equipment and preparing for the opening of the voca- tional wing. MRS. ELLEN O’NEAL - Counselor DR. BEECHER DuVALL - Counselor Vocational School Opens This year a new addition to Hart County High School is the vocational school. In the vocational wing students are taught courses such as: metals, transportation, drafting, cosmetology, health occupations, and business edu- cation. These new courses are taught in specially equipped rooms so that students have the opportunity to learn by doing. For example, the cosmetol- ogy lab has hair-dryers and manicure tables. The health occupations lab houses a hospital bed, wheel-chairs, and Miss Chase, a dummy, named by the students, that provides practice on artificial respiration. Many of these new courses are taught in two hour time slots. The aim of the vocational school is to prepare students for employment in various occupations through counseling, classroom learn- ing, and on the job training. MR. WILLIAM C. BAKER MISS ANNE BLACK MR. JIM BRACKETT MR. BOBBY BROWN MRS. BETTYE BRUCE MR. MARK CHEEK 122 123 MRS. BETTY EDWARDS MRS. BETTY GRIGGS MRS. KATE GURLEY MISS GENA HENSON 124 125 MRS. MILLIE MANN COACH JERRY LOFTICE COACH ROBIN MAY MRS. REBECCA MEWBORN MR. GEORGE MILNER MR. TIM MILNER COACH EDDIE McCURLEY 126 MR. ROBERT MURPHY MR. ANTHONY PRESLEY MRS. JEANNE RUDISILL MR. STEWART SAYER 1 128 MRS. DELORES THORNTON MRS. BETTY TISE MISS JOY LYNN TYNES ' Office Personnel MRS. HELEN COLE - Secretary - Guidance Center MRS. ANN BURNEY - Secretary Library MRS. ALICIA HAMPTON - Secretary Vocational Office MRS. JUDY WILSON - Secretary Guidance Center MRS. JAN HERRING - Secretary MRS. VIRGINIA RUSSELL - Secretary 130 Special Service Workers RIGHT - Office assistants are: Left to Right: Mary Ham. Cindy Collins. Susan Atkinson, Ted Hil- ley. Ion Hockwater, and Larry Rowe. BOTTOM RIGHT - Mark Ankcrich and Frankie Teasley refill the Coke machines in the vocational wing. BELOW - Rusty Kellar keeps the Coke machines by the lunchroom filled. 131 Lunchline Sees Change This year the lunchline has improved with the addition of a ham- burger line. Students have a choice between the regular meal for the day or a hamburger with the trimmings. TOP LEFT - Our lunchroom ladies are: Left to Right: Sara Craft, Louise LcCroy, June Crunkle- ton, Emma Snow, Barbara Smith, Imma Jean Herring, Emily Andrews, and Drew Spears. Custodians BOTTOM LEFT - Custodians are: Reba Lewis and Roy Ramsey. NOT SHOWN: Hugh D. Banks. Lamie Brown, J. D. Brown. 132 FRIENDSHIP Seniors Seniors entered the school year feeling safe and secure believing we had full authority over the underclassmen. 1977 was the year we had been looking forward to, and now it had finally arrived. We were concerned with preparing for Homecoming Night, graduation, and the future. We realized that soon life at HCHS would be over. We had mixed emo- tions about leaving school and being on our own, but we also realized that we would be entering a possibly brighter phase in life. RIGHT - Class Officers: Secretary. Beth Moorhead: President. Ben Phillips: Treasurer. Jimmy Thomas. Homeroom Vice-Presidents: Left to Right: Deann Bell, Brenda Powell, Paula Stone. Ann Johnson, Dane Vickery, Keith Fleming. NOT SHOWN: Gail San- ders. Angelia Campbell, Shelia Hill. 134 ANDY ADAMS DELMUS ALEXANDER MARK ANKERICH PAM ANKERICH MICHAEL ARNOLD MITCHELL ARNOLD ALAN ATKINSON SUSAN ATKINSON BETH AYERS GREG AYERS MARK AYERS ANN BAILEY Seniors — 135 DONNIE BAILEY ANGELA BASINGER DENNIS BLACKWELL JUDD BAILEY DAVID BECK LYNN BLALOCK LYNN BAILEY PEGGY BEEKS DWAIN BOWERS SUSAN BAILEY DEANN BELL MARGO BRAY Seniors — 136 LEE BRITT KENNETH BROWN LARRY BROWN ELIZABETH BROWN GEORGE BROWN GREG BROWN CANDID: So . . . What do y'all want to do today?” Seniors — I 37 BARBARA BRYANT LAVONDA BYRUM RICKY CAPE JANICE BRYANT TONY BY RUM MIKE CAREY KEITH BRYSON ELAINE CALLIS GREG CARNES LYNNE BURNS ANGELIA CAMPBELL JOHNNY CARTER Seniors — 138 TERESA CARTER RANDY COBB SHARON CROCKER LAURA CASH CINDY COLLINS HOWARD CURRY SOPHIA CLARK WILLIAM CRAFT KATHERYN DANIEL ROBIN CLEVELAND KEITH CROCKER MARK DICKERSON Seniors — 139 GAIL DOVE RODNEY DUKE ANTHONY FINDLEY LINDA DOVE COOKIE DURRETT BETTY FLEMING KATHY DOVE KIM EDMUNDS KEITH FLEMING VICKIE DRIVER JEFF FABIAN TAMMY FLOYD Seniors — 140 Seniors — 141 DIANNE FREEMAN DAVID GREER ANN GUNTER CONNIE GRAHAM RICKY GRIFFIN MARY HAM SHAWN GREEN BETTY GRIMES FRANK HAMPTON JAN GREENWAY GAIL GUNNELS ALICE HARPER CANDID: Sit down Dane! Mr. Presley’s coming. SHELIA HILL WENDELL HILL MAVIS HARPER JEFF HERRING HAYNES HOLDING DOUG HEMBREE SHARON HICKS DONN'A HOLLAND Seniors — 142 STEVE HOLLAND DIANNE JACKSON TRACY JOHNSON BILL HUBBARD HARVEY JOHNSON CYNTHIA JONES JOEL HUNT LAURA JOHNSON ALBERT JONES RONNIE HYDE SHARON JOHNSON DAVID L. JONES Seniors — 143 DAVID M. JONES DEBRA JONES TAMI JONES TERRI JORDAN ALISA KELLAR RUSTY KELLAR FRANCES KELLEY TERRY RIGHT TIM LEWIS WILLIAM LITTLE ANITA MADDEN JEFF MANLEY Seniors — 144 MOON MORRISON O’NEAL SUE MOON PAULETTE MYERHOLTZ BEN PHILLIPS BETH MOORHEAD LYNN OLIVER RANDY PHILLIPS RICKY PLESS DAVIS RAY SANDRA RAY BRENDA POWELL MELINDA RAY EDDIE REED PEGGY RAMSEY CHARLES RAY Seniors — 117 DARLENE REID STEVE ROBERTSON DENNIS SANDERS ARTIS RICKS ELLA RUCKER GAIL SANDERS STANLEY RISNER WOODROW RUCKER RICKY SANDERS JIM ROBERTSON WANDA SADLER STEVE SANDERS Seniors — 148 MARK SCOTT DARLENE SEGARS CARTER SHEPHERD PETE SCOTT DEBBIE SEGARS HENRY SHIRLEY DANNY SEA WRIGHT SUE SENKBEIL GENORIA SIMS EDDIE SEAY CHARLES SEYMOUR CAROLYN SMITH Seniors — 149 CANDID: They sure know what 10 do with food. DONNA STEWART FRANCES SMITH PENNY SMITH GLENDA SORRELLS RENEE STARRETT PAULA STONE Seniors — 150 KATHY STOWE FRANKIE TEASLEY JIMMY THOMAS ELAINE STOWERS IKIE TEMPLE PAMELA THOMASON EMMA STOWERS TERESA TEMPLE JERRY THORNTON LETETIA STOWERS RONNIE TEMPLE CHARLES TUCKER Seniors — 151 LARRY TURNER DANE VICKERY JENNY WELLS JOSEPH VERDELL DUSTY VICKERY DONNA WESP PHYLLIS VERDELL RICKY VICKERY MARTHA JO WHITE BOB VICKERY KAREN WEAVER RANDY WHITE Seniors — 152 I'M V1CA non. FBLA 4; ; Vicrur 2; 4, 4 . dam |un� if Uih President. Golf I. 2. 4. 4. 4 — Mom Valuable Wijcr. Bind Mrdil� I. 2. Homecoming huon 4 DONNIE RAY BAILEY: FFA 2. V 4- H 2. V1CA 4. 4; Degree in FFA F 1.1 ABJ TU AN N BROWN Allied Medical 2. V (Lind I. Ben I. 2. V Demosthcnian V 4. FHA I. 2; ljngui|(c Club 2. 4; Graduation Marshall 4; Clan Officer 2. Treasurer, Algebra I Award; English Award I; Physical Science Award I; All A c 2. 4 N CROCKER: Demmthenian V 4; FBLA I. 2. V 4; FHA I. 2. V 4. SAGE 2. 4, 4; 4-H I. 2; Student Leader � Council 2. 4. 4; Literary Eveno • Mini Conference FBLA; Driver'� Ed; Home- room Vice President 2. 4; Junme Cla� Reprrsentanvr on Steering Committee i. JOY ANN BAILEY Allied Medical 2; Band I. 2; Beta I. 2. V 4; Demostheni an 2. V Secretary 4. FBLA I. V FHA I; Lan guagr Club 2. 4; Nominee to Gov's Honor 2: Graduation Marshall I; Alge bra I Award. World History Award. Sociologi Medal. All A Certificate 2. I; Kiwanas Certificate 2. V Junior Homemaker Degree. DAR Medal. 2 Festival Medals; 4 Solo and Ensemble Medals SUSAN RENEE BAILEY Anchor 2. 4. 4. Social Chairman 4. Memoir Staff 4. Beta I. 2. V 4. President 4. Demosrhe- man 4. FBLA 1.4. President I. FHA 1.2, V 4. Secretary I. President 4. 1st Vice President 2. 2nd Vice President 4; SAGE 2. V 4. Secretary V Vue President 4; 4-H I. Science 2. Student Leader's Council V 4; YAR( I, 2. V Vice President I. 2. Senior Tn-Hi-Y 2. L 4. Community Protect Chairman , Girls' State V Class Officer t. Secretary t. FHA Junior l cgrce I. FIIA Chapter I egrce 2. FHA State Degree I. Home Ec. Award I; Math Assard I; Home Ec Certificate I; Homecoming Court 4. Kiwanas Honor Award V 4. Beta Honor Roll Certificate I. GEORGE BROWN GREGORY ALFRED BROWN: Inter act 2. 4. V1CA I. 4; Vac President Hi Y 2. 4; Basket hall I. 4rd Place m Skilled Oly input in VICA Club. KENNETH BROWN Track .4 LARRY BROWN ROBERT LEE BROWN: DCT V BARBARA BRYANT KEITH OWEN BRYSON Band I. 2. � ; FCA 4.4; Football 1.2. 4.4 JANICE BRYANT MELODIE LYNNE BURNS Beta I. FBIA I. 4. FHA I. 2. 4. Degree hair man I. 1st Vice President 2. SAGE 2. 4. 4. School Project Chairman . President 4. 4-H I. 2; Science 2. Student Leader's Council 4; YARC I. 2. 4; Vmor Tn-Hi- Y 2.1. Protect Chairman LAVONDA FARMER BYRUM FBLA 2. V 4. FHA 2. V Office Worker 2. I; VICA 4. IOP Certificates Driver's Education Certificate HOWARD DALE CURRY: Track 2. KATHERYN VIRGINIA DANIELS FHA I. 2; 4-H I. 2; FCA V 4. Cheer leader 4. Basketball I. 2. V 4; Track 2. Awards - Track. Basketball. MARK NEPEAR DICKERSON Office Worker 4. VICA 4 KATHY LYNN DOVE Library L 1.2. Library Certificate LINDA CAROL DOVE Allied Medi cal V Beta I. I; Chorus I. 2. I. Pianist. FBIA 2. 4. 4 Chaplain; Trophy in Beta I; Mush Club Award I. 2. SANDRA GAIL DOVE Allied Medi cal 2. I, Secretary 2. Vice President Anchor 4. 4. Chaplain 4. Band I. 2, 4, 4. Beta I. 4. 4. Secretary 4. Chorus I. Demosthenian 4; Student Leader's Council 4 — Secretary. Language Club 2. Science 4; Math 2; Literary Events 2. Girls' Trio. Nominee to Gov’s Honor 4. Graduation Marshall 4; Odor Unit 2. 4. 4. Co-Captain 4. 4. Solo and Ensemble Blue Medals I. 2. 4, 4. All District Band 2. 4, Music Scholarship 4. Outstanding Bandsman 2; Kiwanas Club Certificate 4; District All State 4. 4, University of Georgia Music Workshop 4. VICKIE ELAINE DRIVER FBIA 1. 4; FHA 1.2. VICA 4. RODNEY PAUL DUKE: FFA 2. 4; language Club 4. VICA 4.4. Boys' State 4. FANNIE KATE ROEBUCK DUR- RETT FBIA 4; FHA I. 2. 4; One Act Play 4;4-H 2. 4; Library 4; Track 1.2. 4 DONNIE EATON: FFA 2. 4. 4; 4-H I; Coke Worker 4; Earth Science Award 4; Forestry Field for FFA 4 KIMBERLEY CAROLE EDMUNDS: Anchor 2. 4. 4. Secretary 4; Beta I. 2; FHA I. 2. 4. President I: SAGE 2. 4. Vice President 4. Senior Tri-Fli-Y 2. 4; Graduation Marshall 4; Cheerleader 2. 4. Co-Captain 4. Homecoming Court 4 JEFFREY FRANK FABIAN: FBIA I; 4-H I. Key 2. 4. Secretary 4. Science 2. 4. 4; FCA 2. 4; Math 2; Ha-Y I. 2. 4; Foot- ball 2. 4; Baseball 1.2. 4.4 DONALD ANTHONY FINDLEY Chorus I; 4-H 1.2; VICA 4; YARC4. BETTY ANN FLEMING: Beta I. Library I. 2; Library Certificate; Accounting Medal KEITH HOWARD FLEMING: Mem oir Vaff 4. Hi-Lafe Staff 2; Band I. Beta I; FFA 4; 4-H I. 2. 4; Interact 1.2. 4. 4. Treasurer 4. 4; Science 2. 4; Student leader s Council 2. 4. 4. Steering Com- mittee 4. VICA 4. 4. President 4; Class Officer 2 President; Graduation Mar- shall .4. Golf 2. .4; Tennis 2. Homeroom Vice President 2. 4, 4. Homecoming Escort 4. MICHAEL EUGENE FLETCHER FFA .4. 4; Language Club 2; 4-H I; Colce Worker 4. VICA 4. Hi Y 2. 4. 4; Track 1. 4. Dnser's Education Award I. TAMY ANN FLOYD Beta I; FBIA I. Program Chairman 2. Secretary 4. 4; FHA Award I. Language Club 2. Presi dent 4. Secretary 4. SAGE 2. 4; 4-H I; Office Worker I; YARC 4; Senior Tn- lli-Y 2, 4. 4. Vice President CYNTHIA DIANE FREEMAN FBIA 1.4.4. FFA 2. 4.4; YARC 4. DIEDERK H H GENTIS FFA I. VICA 4 CONNIE ANGELA GRAHAM Allied Medical 4. FHA I. 2. 4. 4; 4-H I. 2; YARC 4. Basketball 1.2 JOE GRAHAM SHAWN RICHARD LEE GREEN JANICE DENISE GREENWAY: Band 1.2. FBIA 4.4. DAVID WAYNE GREEK Band I. 2. 4; FFA 2. 4; 4-H I. 2. 4; VICA 4; Green Hand Degree FFA 2; Chapter Farmer Degree FFA 4. Driver's Ed Certificate 4; Perfect Attendance 4. Jar Ensemble 4; Five 4-H Awards. Five Band Awards. RICKY LYNN GRIFFIN: FFA 2. 4 BETTY ANN GRIMES Hi Life Staff 4; FFA I. 2. 4; Musical Recreation Chap- lain 4: VICA Chaplain 4; Class Ideal I; PE Awards; Junior and Chapter Degree EMILY GAIL GUNNELLS: Memoir Staff 4. 4. Editor 4. Flagt wirier 2. 4. 4; Beta I. 2. 4. 4. Vice President 4; FHA I. 2. 4. 4. 2nd Vice President 2. Publicity C hairtnan 4; 4-H I. 2. 4. 4. Reporter 4; Science 4. Student Leader's Countd 4; Office Worker I. Literary Eveni� Dis- trict Laterary Spelling Alternate 2. 4. 4; Graduation Marshall 4; English Medal 2. 4; French I Medal 4; Social Studies Medal 4. English Certificate I; Science Certificate I. All A s Award I. 2. 4; Kiwarus Club Certificate 2. 4. District Winner 4-H Dress Revue Home Eco- nomics Certificate I; Junior Home Ec Degree I. Chapter Degree 2; State Degree 4. Perfect Attendance I; 4-H Clothing Award 4. 4-H Home Furnish ings Award 2. ANN GUNTER Beta I. 2; Office Worker 4. 4. VICA 4. Medal Geogra- phy. Certificate Prep Algebra MARY LAVERNE HAM Hi Life 2.4. Band 1. FBIA I. Vice President. FIIA 2, 4; 4-H I. 2. Vice President. FCA 4. 4. Office Worker 4. 4. VICA 4. YARC 4. Cheerleader 2. 4. 4; Track .4; 4 Letters Cheerleader. I C ertificate Hi-Life Staff. I PE Badge FRANK UVINGTON HAMPTON Allied Medical 2. 4. 4. 2nd Vice Presi- dent 4; Band 1.2. 4.4; Beta I. 2. 4. 4; Sci- ence 2. 4. 4; Literary Events French Dec- lamation; Nominee to Gov's Honor 2. 4; Alternate to GHP 4; Graduation Mar- shall 4; Golf 1.2. 4, 4; Typing I Award I. Physical Science Award I; Social Studies I; Kiwanas Club Certificate 2. 4; All As Certificate 2. .4; Band Festival Medals 1.2. 4. ALICE JOYCE HARPER FBI A I. Program Chairman; FHA I; 4-H I; FCA 4. 4; Office Worker 4. 4; YARC 4. Cheerleader 2. 4. 4. Track I; 2 letters for Varsity Cheerleader; I Letter for Track I. Driver's Ed. 2. MAVIS GEORGETTE HARPER FBLA 2. FHA I. language Club 4. Pres idem 4. Science 2; Student leader’s Gunol 4.4; FCA 4. 4; Office Worker 4. Basketball 1.2. 4. 4. MVP I Sportsman- ship. Captains Award 2; MV Offense. Captain Award 4. Basketball letters I, 2. 4. 4. Basketball 2; Certificate Math 2: Beta Certificate. PE Certificate; Football Sptmsor 4.4. DOUGLAS RAY HEMBREE Chorus I; FBLA 2; 4-H I; VICA 4. 4; Hi-Y 4 JEFFREY GLEN HERRING: Key 4.4. Hi Y 4; Golf 4; Tennis 4 SHARON ANN HICKS Allied Medi cal 4; Chorus I. 2. 4. FHA 2. 4.4 SHEILA ANN HILL FBLA 2. 4; FHA I. 2. 4; SAGE 4. Student leader s Coun Cli 4. VICA 4. YARC 4; Class Officer 4. WENDELL HANS HILL Band I. 2. 4. 4: FFA 4; 4-H I. 2. Science I; FCA 4. 4. MCA 4; Football 2. .4, 4; 6 1st Place Superior Medals. 4 2nd Place Excellent Medals. 4 Band Certificates. Letters in FtxKhall: Football Jacket DAVID HAYNES HOLDING Hi- Life Staff 1.4. Debate Team 4. DONNA SUE HOLLAND FHA I. 2. 4.4; 4 El 1.2. Office Worker 4. HOWELL STEVEN HOLLAND: FFA 1.2; VIC A 4 WILLIAM EDWARD HUBBARD JR : FBLA I; Science 2. 4; VICA 4.4 JOEL DENNIS HUNT: FCA 4. 4. Hi Y 4. Football 4. Track 2. 4. 4. 4rd Place Ribbon in Track, letter in Track 2. 4. COLUMBUS JUNIOR HUNTER: 4-H 1. Track I. DAVID WAYNE ISOM 4-H I DIANE JAC KSON FHA I; 4-H I; PE Award ANNIE LOUISE JOHNSON FHA 4. Student leader's Council 4. Cheerleader 4 HARVEY LEE JOHNSON LAI 'RIE ANN JOHNSON Band I: FHA 4; 4-H 4. Student leader's Council 4; Lunchroom Worker .4; VIC A 4; Trac k 2. SHARON CAKLENE JOHNSON Chorus 4. FHA 4; 4-H 4; Office Worker 4. Perfect Attendance. English Certifi- cate TRACY LYNN JOHNSON FBLA 4. 4. ALBERT EDWARD JONES Baseball 2 CYNTHIA MAUNDA JONES FHA 4; 4-H 4; Lunchroom Worker 4; Track 2. DAVID LAMAR JONES 4 El I. 2; Class Officer I. Football 1.2. 4. 4. Track 1.2. 4. DAVID M JONES FFA 4 DENNIS JONES 154 DhBRA ANN JONES Omn� 4. PH A 1.2. V4. 1 AMI YVONNE JONES: All.cxi Med- ml 2. V Ov.ru I. 2: FBI A I. 2; 4-H I; VICA A. 4; YARC 2; Snwv Tri-Hi-Y 4; VICA 1 1 Place Winner; Nursing Assistant at Dnirm, 4th Plate Winner ai State TERRI ANN JORDAN Memoir Staff 4. Beta I. 2. Reporter I. FBLA 4.4; FIIA 1.2. V 4; 4-H I; Office Worker I; Senior Tri-Hi-Y 4. Typing Certificate 1. Home Economic Certificate I; Social Studie (xnificate 2. ALISA FRAN KELLAR Allied Med. tal y Churut I. FBLA 1.2. V Vice Pres, dent 4. Reporter. FHA I; Language Club 2. y 4-H I. 2; Office Worker I. Senior Tn-Hi-Y 2 RUSTY CHAD KELLER FFA 2. V 4. Reporter V 4.4-H 1.2. Key 2. V 4; Coke Worker 4; lli-Y 2. 4.4; Football I. 2. 4. 4; Track I. Y FRANCES LEE KELLEY Allied Medi cal y FBLA V 4. Library I. Sennit Tn- Hi-Y 4; Honor Student Scholarship. Award from Kiwanta CIuS. VOT� EOT Award Plaque: Certificate of Perfect Attendance TERRY LYNN KIGIIT Memoir Staff Y Hi-Lafe Staff I; Beta I; One Act Plat 2. 4-H I; Key Y 4; VICA 4. Vue Pres, deni. Graduation Marshall. Language An Award I. Journalism Medal I; Eng- lish Medal I. CRAIG LEE LE WIS: FFA 2. Y Track I. 2. I TIMOI HY LEWIS EX A Y 4; Foothall Y Track 2. 4; Boys' State. WILLIAM LITTLE FBLA 2: Science 2; Student Leader's Council Y FCA y Hi- Y 4; Football I. 2. 4. 4; Basketball 2; Track 2. 4; Most Valuable Back 2 ANITA STAMPS MADDEN Hi Life Staff 2. Allied Medical 2. 4. Band I. 2. 4; Demosthenian 2; FBLA 2. 4. FHA I. 2. 4, 4; Debate Team 2: Language Club 2; Science 2; Student leader's ounol 2. 4; Math 2; Office Worker I; VICA 4; YARC 2: Senior Tn-Hi Y 2. 4 JEFF ERWIN MANLEY: FFA 4.4 4 II I; FCA 4; VICA 4. Football 4 CEDRIC MARTIN LINDA GAIL MARTIN: FHA I. 2. 4. PATRICIA ANN MATTOX: FHA 2. 4; 4-H I. 2. 4. 2; FCA 4; Office Worker 4. VICA 4. Basketball 2; Track 1.2. PAMEI.LA JILL MAXWELL FHA I. 2. 4; 4-H I: Chapter and Junior Degree in Home Economics CYNTHIA ANN McALHANY FBLA I. 2. 4. 4. FHA I; SAGE 4; 4-H I. 2. 4. Library I; Office Worker 4. YARC 4 BETTY ANNETTE McCORD Chen rus 2: FBLA I. 2. FHA I. 2. 4. 4-H I. Student Leader's Council 2. 4; VICA 2; Class Officer 2. 4. LARRY WILLIAM McCORD: Band I: FFA 2. 4; 4 H I. 2; Class Ideal I; Foot- ball I. 2. 4, 4. Basketball I. 2; Baseball 4. 4; Track I. 2. 4. 4: Football Certificate I; Basketball Certificate 2; FFA Awards 4; FFA Award 2 KELLY MEADOWS GREG MERRITT RICHARD SMITH MEW BORN Memoir Staff 4; Beta I. 2. 4. 4. President I: FBLA I. Key 2. 4. 4. Junior Director 4. Science 2. 4. 4. Vkc President 4. Presi dent 4; Student Ixader's Council 4. Hi-Y 2. Nominee to Gov's Honor 2, 4. Grad- uation Marshall 4. Golf 2, 4, 4. Basket ball I, 2. Biology Medal 2. Chemistry Medal 4. Yearbook Certificate 4; Typ- ing II Award I: Optimist Qub Award 4 SAMUEL FRANKLIN MEWBORN: Band I. 2. 4. 4. President I. Captain 4. Student Ixader’s Council 4. President. Hi-Y 4. 4. Vice President 4. President 4; Outstanding Patriot Bandsman 2. Solo Band Medals VICKIE ELAINE MITCHELL FHA I. 2. 4;4-H I. 2; Class Officer 2. Track DONNA MARLENE MOON. FBLA .4. 4; FHA I; 4-H I; Office Worker Algebra Award GREG MOON: Hi-Life Staff 2. 4; FBLA I; 4-H 1.2. 4; VICA 4.4. RE III A SUE MOON Chorus I. FBLA 2. 4. 4. Chaplain 4. President 4; FHA I; Student Ixader's Council 4; Mini Con- ference Shorthand; Competition 4. Shorthand Award 4; Junior Degree FHA I. BETH ANN MOORHEAD: Allied Medical 4; Anchor 2. 4. 4. Publicity Chairman 4; Flagtwiricr 2. 4, 4. Captain 4. 4; Beta I. Project Comm Chairman: Chorus I. 2, Vice President I; Demosthenian 4; FBLA I; FHA 1.2. 4. 4. Honor Roll Chairman 4. 1st Vice President 4; Science 2, 4; Student Lead- er's Council 4. 4. Math 2; Senior Tn-Hi- Y 2; Class Ideal 4; Class Officer Secrr tary 4; Junior Degree I; Chapter 4; State Degree 4; Chorus Award I; Most Valua- ble Flagtwirler 4. THELMA GAIL MORRISON: Chorus 2; FBLA 4. Project Chairman 4. FHA I. 2. 4. 4. Historian 4. 4-H I; Junior Degree Chapter Degree 2. y Award in Day Care and Training 4-H 2. HELEN PAULETTE MYERHOLTZ. Beta I Chaplain. Chcxus I. 2. 4. Secre- tary. Demosthenian 2. FBLA 2. FIIA 4; Library I; VICA 4. Secretary 4; Cheer- leader 4; Chorus Award I; Outstanding Student Honor Real I Award I. LAURA ELIZABETH NORMAN Allied Medical 2. FBLA 2. Y FHA I. 2. 4.4. Language Club 2; SAGE 2; 4-H I. 2. 4; FCA 4. Office Worker 2. 4. YARC 4; Senior Trt-Hi-Y 2. 4. FHA Junior Degree I. FHA Chapter Degree 2 WANDA LYNN OLIVER FBLA I. 2, 4.4. FHA I. 4; Language Club 4. SAGE 4. 4; 4-H I. 2. 4. 4. Library I; Student Leaders Council 4; Office Worker I; YARC 4. Senior Tn-Hi-Y 4. Miss Mem- oir 4; Homeroom We President 4 JAMES KENNEDY O'NEAL FBLA I. 2; Science 4. 4; Hi-Y 4. 4. Boys' State Award 4. KAREN ELAINE OSBORNE Memoir Staff 4; Allied Medical 4. Band I. Beta I. 2. 4. 4. Project Committee Co-Chairman I; Demosthenian 2. Y 4. Vue President 4; FB1A I. 2. FHA I. 4; 4-H I. 2. 4. 4. Program Chairman I; Board of Direc- tor 4; Science 2; Math Y Senior Tri-Hi- Y 2. 4. 4. Chaplain 4. World Service Director 4. Basketball Manager 2: 4-H Key Award; Typing I Award: FHA Junior Degree. Christmas Seals Youth Ambassador 4-H Achievement Award KEN PAGE. Key 4;Ha-Y4. RANDY DOUGLAS PHILLIPS FFA 1. 4; VICA 2. 4. RUFUS BKNJAMEN PHILLIPS Key 2. 4. 4. Student Ixader's Council 4. FCA 4. 4; Che 4; Hi Y 4. 4; Class Officer 4. Football I. 2. 4. 4; Golf 4; Most Valua- ble B-Team Linemen. Most Valuable Varsity Defensive Linemen. Senior Class President. RICKY MARSHALL PLEss FFA 2. 4. 4. President 4, BRENDA MARCEL POWELL Band 1. 2. 4.4; FBLA 2. 4. 4. Secretary 4; Trea- sured, FHA I — Honor Roll Chairman lab Assistance I; Language Club 2. 4; 4- H 1.2. 4. Student Ixader's Council 4. 4; 6 Blue Ribbons. Band Medals — Festi- val; I Red Medal — Solo and Ensemble: 4 — Homeroom Vice President Color Unit 2. 4.4; Co Captain 4.4 PEGGY SUE RAMSEY Memoir Staff 4. Class Sectum. 4 — Typist. Hi-Life Staff 4. Reporter. FBLA 2. 4. 4. FHA I. 2: 4-H I. 2; FCA 4. 4; Office Worker I. 2. 4; Cheerleader I — Captain. 2. 4. 4 — Co-Captam: Track I. 2; Memoir Certifi- cate 4; Perfect Attendance I. 2; Cheer- leader Award I; Varsity Cheerleader Letter 2. 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Jumor FHA Degree I; Chapter FHA De„ree2. CHARLES WAYNE RAY: Allied Medical 4. Band I. EBI.A I. Program Chairman; FFA 2. 4. 4-El I; Student Leader's Council 2; Homeroom Vice President; Hi-Y 4: YARC 2: Driver's Ed Certificate DAVID THORNTON RAY: FFA 2. 4; Coke Worker 2; VICA 4.4; Driver s Ed Certificate; Green Hand Pen; Green Hand Certificate: Chapter Farmer Pen: Chapter Farmer Certificate MEUNDA KAY RAY Band I. FBU 2. y FHA I; 4-H I; Office Worker 4; Home Economic Degree I FHA SANDRA LAWSON RAY: FBLA Y 4. FHA 4; Award in Geography; Pilot Club Award in Driver's Educatum EDDIE CLYDE REED FFA 2. 4.4. CAROLYN DARLENE REID Band I; FBLA 2. 4. 4; FHA I; SAGE 4; Office Worker 4; YARC 4. FHA Degree I. ARTIS R RICKS FFA 2.4.4. VICA 4. STANLEY RAY RISNER Chess 4. 4. Vice President. Math Certificate i JIM EMERSON ROBERTSON FBLA 1.2. 4.4; VICA 4.4; Hi Y 2. 4. MARK STEVE ROBLRTSON VICA 4. JAMES LARRY ROWE FFA 4; Office Worker 4; VICA 3; Award for Perfect Attendance. ELLA WYNETTE RUCKER: Allied Medical 4; Chorus I; FHA 4; 4-H I. 2. 4. 4; Science 4; FCA 4. 4; Office Worker I; VICA 4. YARC 4; Class Officer I; Cheerleader 4; Basketball I. 2. 4. 4; Track I. 2; 4-H Certificate and Awards. Cheerleader Certificate: Track Awards. FHA Master Degree. Basketball Ixtter. Perfect Attendance; W'alk Athon Certif- icate. WOODROW WILLETTE RUCKER One Act Play 2; 4-H I. 2; Lunchroom Worker I: VICA 4; Class Ideal I; Base ball 4; Track 2.4 W ANDA JEAN SADLER FBLA I. FHA I. 2. 4. Driver's Ed. Certificate 2; FHA Certificate I. 2. DENNIS VERNELL SANDERS: VICA 4.4 EMILY GAIL SANDERS: FBLA I. 2. 4. FHA I; language Club 2; Student Lead- er's Council 4. Senior Tri-Hi-Y 2. Driv- er's Educatum Certificate 2; FHA Certifi- cate I; Perfect Attendance 2. RICKY TERRELL SANDERS Key 2. 4. President 4; Science 2. 4. 4. Student Ixader's Council 4; lli-Y 2; Class Ideal 4; Graduation Marshall 4; Football 1. 2. 4. 4; Basketball I. 2; Tennis 4; Sports- manship I. STEVE M SANDERS Allied Medical 4. FFA 4. VICA 4. Hi-Y Y 4. Baseball 2. y MARK LYNDON SCOTT 411 I; Set- encc 2; VICA 4. 4; Golf 4: Certificate for Walk A-thon. Driver's Educatum Cer- tificate PENNIE MILTON SCOTT Beta I; Demosthenian Y One Act Play 4; Lan- guage Qub Y 4; Vice President 4. VICA 4. Driver's Ed. Certificate. DANNY SEAW RIGHT EDDIE KENNETH SEAY Allied Mcdual 2. 4. Secretary 4; FBLA 2. 4. 4; Language Club 4. Science 4. 4; VICA 4 DEBBIE MY REE SEGARS FHA 2. 4; 4-H I. JOY DARLENE SEGARS Beta I. 4. 4. FBLA 2; FHA I. 2. 4; Language Qub 2. 4. SAGE 2. Y Student Ixader's Council 4. Senior Tri-Hi-Y 2. 4 SUE SENKBLIL CHARLES TIMOTHY SEYMOUR VICA 4.4; Math Medal 2. CARTER SHEPHERD Football4. HENRY ANTHONY SHIRLEY VICA 4.4; Perfect Attendance 4. GE.NOR1A SIMS FHA 4; 4-H 4; Track y GREGORY MAURICE SIMS Band I. 2; 4-H 2. y Key 2. 4. Vue President 4; Science 2. 4. 4; VICA 2; Hi Y 2; 2 Festi- val Medals in Band CAROLYN SMITH FRANCES ANN SMITH FHA 4. 4-H 4; Lunchroom Worker 4. 4; Basketball I; Track 4. PENNY TERESA SMITH Allied Mcdual 4.4. Treasurer 4. Beta I. 2; Cho- rus 1.2. 4. 4. Historian 2. Vue President 4. FBLA I. 4. 4. Vue President 4. Office Worker I. 4; IOP Award 4. Chorus Award 4. Oatstanding Student Award I. GLENDA LEE SORRELLS H.-L.fc Staff 4; FHA 4. 4. 4-H 4; Office W orkcr 4; YARC Y RENEE RAMSEY STARRETT DONNA STEW ART PAULA STONE KATHY SUE STOW E Aliud Medical 4; FBLA I. 2. 4. 4; FHA I. 4. Student Ixader's Council 4; Office W'oeker I; Senior Tn-Hi-Y 2. Class Officer 2; FBLA Mini Conference 4; Miss Hart County High 2. CHERRY ELAINE STOWERS EMILY MARIE STOW ERS FHA 2: Basketball 2; Track I; PE Award LETETIA YVONNE STOW ERS: FHA 1.2. Y4 H I. Cheerleader I; Track 1.2; PE Award FRANKIE OW EN TEASLEY: FFA 2. 4. 4; 4-H 2. Y Interact I. 2. 4.4. FCA 2. Y 4; Coke W'orkef Y 4. VICA 4. Hi Y 4. 4; Football I. 2. 4.4. Track I. 2 HOW LETT ISOM TEMPLE FBLA I. 2; 4-H I; Interact I. 2. 4. 4; Science 2; Boy s' State 4- RONNIE JOE TEMPLES VICA 4. 4; Baseball 2 TERESA MARCELLE TEMPLES Allied Mcdual 2. 4. 4. Beta I. FHA 2; VICA 4; YARC 4 JAMES EMORY THOMAS JR : Debate Team 4; Beta I. 2. Hi-Life Staff I. 2. 4. 4. Assistant Editor V Editor 4. One Act Play 4; Language Club 2. 4. 4. Trea- surer 4. Vue President 4. Student Ixad- er's Council 4. Chess 2. 4. 4. President 4; Math 4. Class Officer 4 — Treasurer; VDC Essay 2. Journalism Award I PAMELA PORTER THOMASON: FBLA 2. 4. 4. Historian 4, FHA I. 2. Y SAGE Y 4. Secretary 4. 4-H I: VICA 4. Publicity Oiairman 4. YARC 2. Secre- tary-Treasurer 2; Senuie Tn lli-Y Y 2- MORRIS TIMOTHY THOMPSON: FBLA I; VICA 4.4 JERRY RANDOLPH THORNTON 4-H I. 2. 4. Basket hall 2. 4; Track Y CHARLES GREGORY TUCKER: Language Club 4; Student Leader's Council 4: FCA 4. 4; Graduation Mar- shall 4. Basketball I. 2. 4. 4; Baseball 4. 4; 1 rack I. 2. 4; Football Most Valuable Back Spring Practice, Most Valuable Player. Outstanding Ninth Grader. Sportsmanship Ptep All American. Player of the Week; All Area Team. Baseball Sportsmanship. Basketball Most Valuable Defense. Certificate of Mem Industry Art . Broke School Record in Rushing 4. Beta Certificate LARRY ALONZO TURNER Band I. 2. 4. 4. Futbill 4; Baseball 4. 4. Four Supenor Band Medals JOSEPH LYN VERDELL: FFA 2. Vue President 2; Language Club 2. 4; 4-H 2; FCA 2. 4. 4. Foothill I. 2. Y 4. Baseball 4. 4; Track I. 2. 4; Football Hustle Award 2; Most Valuable Back. Sports manship; Track First Place Ribbons. Second Place and Third Place Ribbons. Gold Medal. Silver Medal; FFA Project Certificate; District Award; Perfect Attendance Award I. 2; Certificate of Merit Industrial An PHYLLIS JEAN VERDELL Memoir Staff Y 4. Classes Sectum 4. Typist 4. Hi- Life Staff I — Reponet. Beta I. Corre- sponding Secretary Language Club 2. Y 4-H I; FCA 4. 4. Office Worker I. VICA 4; Basketball I. 2. 4. 4; Track I; Most Valuable Player B-Tcam Basket- ball Player and Tniphy. Perfect Attend- ance Y Cenificatc in Cosmetology. Cer- tificate for Basketball; Cemficate for Memoir Staff. Basketball Coat 4; Ixtter in Track I. Basketball Letter I. 2, 4. 4; Broke School REcord in Hurdles I; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Beta Ccrtifi- cate and Mesial I; Trophy for Corre- sponding Secretary in Beta CURTISS DANE VICKERY: FBLA 4; 4-H I; Science I. 2. 4. Student Ixader's Council 4. Chess 2. VICA 4 — Reponcr. Hi-Y 2. 4; Baseball 2. Homeroom Vue President 4. BOB VICKERY DONALD THURSTON VICKERY: Hi Life Staff 2; FBLA 4. 4: SAGE Y Interact 2. 4. 4. Science 4. 4; VICA 4. YARC 4. Homeroom Vue President 2. Eicon m Homecoming 4 RICKEY STEVEN VICKERY Band I. 2; FBIA I; Interact 4. 4; Science Y Stu- dent Leader's Council Y Hi-Y 4; Home Hums Vue Prrudcni Y Escort Home- coming 4. KAREN ANNE WEAVER Band I; FBLA 2. 4. 4. FHA I. Office Worker I; YARC 4; IOP Certificate J; Band Awards I. DriverX Educatum Cenificatc 2. JENNIFER LANE WELLS FBIjY 4. FHA I. 2. Y4. 4-H I. 2. Library 4 Office Worker 4. YARC 4; Senior Tn Hi Y Y 4; Class Officer 2; Cupid Couple Beauty and Beast i. DONNA MAE WESP FBLA I. Mini Conference — Typing I Project Chair- man 4. FHA 2. Honor Roll Chairman I. 2: Treasurer 4. Exhibits Chairman 4; Delegate to FHA Conventum in Atlanta 2; SAGE 2. 4. Project Chairman. Science 2. FCA 4; Senuie Tn-H.-Y 2; Cheer leader 2. 4. 4. Tennis 2. Y 4; Perfect Attendance Y FHA Junior Degree. FHA Chapter Degree. Tennis Tniphy — 1st Place Y Ftuuball Sponsor 4. Dr Ed Cer- tificate. Decorating Committee y 4. MARTHA JO W HITE Anchor 2. 4.4. Vue President. Band I. 2. Y 4 Assistant Secretary 4. Beta I. 2. Y I Assistant Sec- retary I; 4 Treasurer. FBLA I; FHA I. 2. 4. 4. 2 — Parliamentarian. One Act Play Y 4-H I. 2. Y 4. President I. Vue Presi- dent Y President 4; Science 2. 4. Student Leader's Council 4; Maih 2. Literary Event One Acs Play 4; Piano Solo 4; Vocal Solo 2; 4-H Received 14 Medals Including Achievement and Leadership and Citirenship. Received Ga Key Award. Received Scholarship to Leader- ship Conference in Michigan: State W'mner m Breads Project, Received Tnp to National 4-H Congress in Chi- cago IL; Attended Citirenship Short Course in Washington DC; Beta Received Trophy for Work as Assistant Secretary PHILLIP MICHAEL W HITE FFA 2. 4.4. VICA 4 RANDY KEITH W HITE 4-H 4; VICA 4. W AYNE RICHARD W HITE 4-H I. 2; Hi-Y Y 4. Foothall I. 2: Baseball I. 2. Y4. CAROL ANN WILKINS Allied Med •cal 4. Chorus I. 2. 4; FHA I. 2; Science 2: Senior Tn-Hi-Y 4: FHA Award. Health Occupatum Award BILLY DW AIN WILLIAMS FBLA 2. Y 4. Historian Y SAGE 2. Y Interact 2. Y 4. President 4. 4. Science 4. Student Leader Council 4. 4. FCA 2.4,4, Chess 2; Hi Y 2. 4; YARC Y Football I. 2, 4. 4. Basketball 2; Track I; Tenm 2. 4. 4. Sport manship Junior Varsity I TERRY RANDALL WINSLETT Band I. 2; FBLA I. VICA 4; Draft.ng Award DEBI LINDA YATES Hi Life Staff 2. Y Demosthenian 2; FBLA I. 2. Y FHA I; 4-H I. 2; Office Worker 4. Senuie Tn H. Y 2. Y EDW ARD MIKE YEARGIN FFA I. 2. Y 4; Science 4. 155 Juniors Well we’re juniors, believe it or not we finally made it and it was a hectic year. All the planning and time spent on the junior-senior was really worth it now that it's all over and there's time to think about it. We were pleased to see that the class rings we had ordered looked beautiful after all the worrying we did. It was a little baffling at the end of the year to know that we were within one year of graduation and going out into the world. RIGHT - Junior Class Officers: STANDING LEFT: Treasurer - Sandy Crump. SITTING: President Steve Kay. STANDING RIGHT: Secretary - Wanda White. Homeroom Vice-Presidents: STANDING FRONT. left to right: Doug Boteler, Sylvia Pickens, Wakenda Gresham, and Donna Vickery. BACK, left to right: Lynn Maret, Rena Rowland, Tina Brown. Tammy Hicks, and Kim Crump. 156 Ed Abdallah Darlene Adams Henry Allen Johnny Allen Lainie Allen Preston Allen Mike Ankerich David Atkinson Ronnie Bailey Tami Bailey Wilton Bailey D’Etta Baker Tereas Baker Randy Banister Cathy Bell Kenny Beggs Ricky Bennett Mark Berryman Lewis Blackwell Brad Boleman Juniors — 157 Jimmy Bole man Judy Boles Sheri Boles Doug Boteler Jeanne Bowen Steve Bowers Eddie Bowman Dainn Brewer Randall Broadwell Beth Brown Hal Brown Keith Brown Kenny Brown Mark Brown Tim Brown Tina Brown Margaret Browner Thomas Burden Dolores Burgess Brian Burroughs Juniors — 158 Terry Burton Freddie Cagle Gary Campbell Tim Cantrell Kenneth Cape Connie Carruth Wanda Carruth Steve Carter Elaine Cashion Martin Carruth Lance Chadwell Loren Chadwell CANDID: Okay, who put the bug in my sandwich? Juniors — 159 Marilyn Cheshire Randy Childers Bonnie Clark Bruce Clark Johnny Clark Chris Cleveland Donna Clever Doug Cook Annette Craft Kirk Crittender Libby Crump Kim Crump Sandy Crump Richard Cundiff Wanda Curry Sandra Deal Mark Dean Ricky Dorsey Teresa Dove Mildred Dooley Juniors — 160 CANDID: Will you quit interrupting me. I’m trying to eat.” Debra Dubose Stevie Duncan Barbara Durrette Barry Evans Jeff Evans Linda Fain Laura Feltman Nancy Fields Stan Fortson Keith Fowler Judy Fowler Sandra Fowler Juniors — 161 Craig Gaines Wade Gaines Terry Garland Karen Ginn Jan Goddard Kenneih Goss Kathryn Graba Junior Gray Tim Gray Tammy Greenway Wakenda Gresham Barry Grubbs Edwin Gurley Richard Gurley Michael Haley Patricia Hall Debbie Harbin Annette Harper Karen Harper Ken Harris Juniors — 162 Vanessa Heard All right everybody get to work, here comes Coach Humphries. ” William Heard Kim Heaton Keith Hembree Parker Herring Michelle Hicks Tammy Hicks Tony Hicks Brenda Hill Etta Hill Fran Hilley Ted Hilley Jon Hockwater Bryan Holland Juniors — 163 Mike Hughes Kenneth Hunter Jay Hutcherson Dwight Isom Frankie Isom Perry Isom Cheryl Johnson Donna Johnson Kenneth Johnson Lougene Johnson Marsha Johnson Ricky Johnson Sharon Johnson Tammy Johnson Betty Jones James Jones Jeff Jones Tony Jones Melvin Jordan Chuck Kay Juniors — 164 Steve Kay Tammy Kay David Kesler Dennis Kotal Johnny Lathan Ricky Lawson Louis Leroy Karen Lathan Lydia Mattox Stan Mattox Wanda Mattox Dorthy Maxwell Sylvia McCord Eve McCorkle Keith McKern Tim Milford Ronnie Mitchell Andrea Mize Darlene Mize Rhonda Mize Juanita Montgomery Sandra Moore Ricky Morris Becky Mumpower Selina Partain Dwayne Patterson David Peace William Phillips Grady Pickens Sylvia Pickens William Pilgrim Bobby Posey Tony Powers Glen Pridgen Mary Rayton Ann Reed Terry Reid Anna Ridgeway Janice Risner Debbie Robertson Barbara Roe Grady Roebuck Richard Roebuck Luther Rousey Juniors — 167 CANDID: Ted, Where’s Mrs. Teels room?” ”It’s down in Nonh Hall. Debbie Rowland Rena Rowland Tina Rowland Roy Royston Keith Rucker Wesley Rucker William Rucker Greg Sanders Kenny Sanders Everette Scott Steve Seawright Faye Senkbeil Juniors — 168 Dennis Sewell Cunis Seymour Clarence Shiflet Diane Shiflet Phil Shiflet Glenn Simmons Sharon Simpson George Sims Belinda Souza Janet Spears Sheila Spencer Mark Stone Janie Sturghill Debbie Teasley Tony Teasley Susan Thompson Felecia Turnner Courtney Verdery Donna Vickery Randy Vickery Juniors — 169 Sue Wakefield Jan Warnock Donna Welborn Charlotte West CANDID: Like ihe shin7 It says I smoke for pleasure. Laurie White Reba White Wanda White Randy Wilkins Ricky Willis Bobby Wilson Cindy Wingard Michelle Wooten Juniors — 170 Diane Teasley Jeffrey Worley PHOTOS UNAVAILABLE Ronnie Hyde Brenda Isom Earsion Mattox Shirley Mattox Betty McCord Keith Oglesby James Pinkston Wayne Robuck Betty Robuck Christine Rucker David Rucker Michael Rucker Michael E. Rucker Mike Sanders Bobby Smith Elaine Spears Joe Starks Morris Witcher Donnie Yeargin Richard Teasley Gwen Barber Belinda Cade Kenneth L. Cape Mark Chasteen Jerry Findley Syble Freeman JoAnn Gaines Greg Goss Roger Hickmon Warren Hill Kenneth York Oh, don’t get hysterical, Jeff, it’s only a class ring.” Juniors— 171 Sophomores A new school, new teachers and another phase of our edu- cation. It was pretty scarey the first few days. Panic spread through us when it seemed as though we were going to be late for our classes because we couldn’t find them. We felt like guinea pigs as the teachers stared a hole through everyone trying to figure out who the class clown would be. Finally, we learned our way around. Things began to fit into place. It really wasn't bad after all, for we had discovered that we belong. RIGHT - Class officers are: Presideni - Darlene Hughes. Treasurer - Beth Temple. Secretary - Libby Brown. BELOW - Homeroom Vice Presidents, left to right: Lisa Perry, Cheri Clem, Jo Beth Cordell. Johnna Hampton, Scott Kay, Vicki Teasley, Wendy Roach, and Daniel Ankerich. NOT SHOWN: Karen Seymour and Ron Leverette. 172 CANDID: This was the year of the peanut - HCHS polls elected Carter. Jeff Adams Eric Addison Dale Agnew Lillie Alewine Tanny Alewine Dan Ankerich Scott Ankerich Elise Bailey Jimmy Bailey Kathy Bailey Kim Bailey Pam Bailey Phillip Bailey Steve Bailey Joy Baker Don Barnard Toney Bates Bill Beasley Micki Beebe Sally Bennett Marie Berryman Terri Blackmon Freddie Blackwell Joel Blackwell Randy Bowen Twyler Bowen Bill Bowers Bill Bowers Jimmy Bradley Cathy Brown Sophomores — 173 Joy Lynn Brown Kenneih Brown Libby Brown Michael Brown Pam Brown Sandra Brown Steve Brown Ricky Bruce Donna Bryant Jennifer Bryson Richard Burton David Calloway John Carlton Jackie Carruth Luther Cartee Sherri Carter Terry Carter Tim Cheek Becky Childers Silas Clark Cheri Clem Karen Cleveland Susan Cobb Bobbie Collins Brad Collins David Cook Jo Beth Cordell Rodney Cordell Jerry Craft Angela Crocker I Sophomores — 174 Diane Crump Linda Curry Randy Daniel Gordan DeGrave Neil Dickerson Kim Doker Ken Dove Ray Dudley Stevie Dutton Russell Dyar Ronny Dyer Mark Floyd Randy Floyd Christine Fowler Tony Fowler Wendell Fowler Phyllis Frame Connie Gaines CANDID: The technique is righi, Ashley, bui where's ihe slide?” Sophomores — 175 CANDID: Dormez vous? (Arc you sleeping?) Titus Gambrell Rebecca Garrett Sherri Geddings Ronald Gentis Connie Gibson Chris Goss Pat Gray Pam Griffin Glada Gunnells Winston Hailey Johnna Hampton Angelo Harper Bridgett Harper Kathy Harris Mike Harris Jerome Heard Jerry Heard Pearl Heard Terrie Heard Freddie Herring Jimmy Herring Kim Herring Sue Hester Marilyn Hill Sophomores — 176 Beth Holbrook Kim Holcomb Ashley Holding Chuck Holland Darlene Hughes Pam Hulme Todd Isbell Jeffery Isom Rosco Jackson Cloie Jarrett Cynthia Johnson Felecia Johnson Kathy Johnson Kenneth Johnson Mary Johnson Carolyn Jones David L. Jones Kathy Jones Bruce Jordan Greg Kay Scott Kay Diane Kidd Alan King Lisa King Jimmy Kittrell Danny Kotal Teresa Lathan Beverly Lawson Wayne Lee Bobby Leicht Sophomores — 177 Ron Leverette Anthony Lewis Keith Lewis Adam Linder Frankie Long Jean Marsh Gwynne Martin Luther Martin Melvin Martin Curtis Mattox Regina Maxwell Sharon Maxwell Eric McCord Robert McDuffie Bill McLane Napolean McMullan Sandra Milford Terry Mitchell Kelven Mitchell William Montgomery Mike Moon Terry Moon Janice Moore Estel Moss Greg Moss Howard Norman Jennifer Norman Steven Norris Wesley Norris Mike O’Barr I Sophomores — 178 Antonio Oglesby Melissa Oglesby Regina Oglesby Margaret O'Neal Don Orsley Brooks Page Michael Partlow Terry Payne Doug Peace Jeffrey Pearson Ann Perry Lisa Perry David Phillips Dale Price Annie Ramsey Steven Ray Bryan Reed Wayne Reed CANDID: Garden of eaiin 0 Sophomores — 179 CANDID: Bui Scott, these planes don’t fly.” Tim Rice Lydia Richardson Riia Ricks Wendy Roach Debbie Roberts Sylvia Robinson Tracy Robinson Joyce Roebuck Harry Roebuck Debra Roling Tony Roper Wanda Rosamond Brian Rowland Cindy Rowland Tiny Royston Mary Rucker Melvin Rucker Willie J. Rucker Willie Rucker Greg Sanders Mike Sanders Marshall Sayer Phyllis Sayer Randy Saylors Sophomores — 180 Veronica Saylors Jeffrey Scandrett Bobby Scoggins Wanda Scott Linda Segars Sherry Senkbeil Karen Seymour Joyce Ann Shaw Mark Shiflet Mike Shiflet Stan Shumaker Dale Simpson Edward Sims David Sims Michael SKelton Larry Smith Clifton Snow Bragg Spinks Rita Starks Tony Stewart Ronny Stovall Mike Stowe Patricia Stowers Rod Stowers Donald Stoyle Terah Sturghill Mycal Taylor Angela Teasley Vicki Teasley Beth Temple Sophomores — 181 Lisha Temple Peggy Thomason David Thompson Robert Tucker Tammy Tucker Teresa Turpin Brian Vickery Jeff Vickery Jennifer Seay Wamock PHOTOS UNAVAILABLE Pete Bell Rita Bowen Jeffery Brown Rusty Cash Danny Chitwood Tommy Cordell Billy Evans Edward Gaines Danny Hickman Mary Lou Hill Robert Mattox Mickey McCollum Joyce Mosley Keith Myers Chuck Nodine Tammy Parham Freddie Rayton Linda Phillips Pam Richardson Annie Faye Roebuck Brian Rowe Kenny Sanders Edward Starks David Simpson Lenese Stowers Diane Tcaslcy David Thorton David Wilkins Debby Weaver Jan Weaver Jean Weaver Bob Whitfield Martha White John Whitmire Paula Whitsel Bill Wilhite Jack Williford Sherry Wilson Teresa Winslett Beth Wood Sophomores — 182 CANDID: For the cleanest gums possible, I use gum drops. Freshmen As we came to HCHS we felt unwanted and confused, but finally we got settled and realized that the upperclassmen were not as mean as we had thought and would even be help- ful in most cases. When we had gotten used to the lunch shifts, and found which hall was which we started trying to set our goals for the year. Some had goals to play football, and basketball and others wanted to make all A’s. We finally realized that some of our goals were idealistic but most of them could be met. RIGHT - Class Officers are: Secretary - Lori Seymour, Treasurer - Mike Hub- bard, President - Debbie Cleveland. Homeroom Vice-Presidents are: BELOW - FRONT ROW: Brenda Lathan. Betsy Crocker, Debbie Carter, Lisa Souza. Vickie Jones. Elaine Risner. BACK ROW: Rodney Eaves, Russell Hill, Sharon Bowers, Sally Bailey, Chuck Page. Absent when photo was made: Dale Teasley. 183 CANDID: What shall we wear tomorrow? Jeff Adamski Neal Akins Alan Alewine Bobby Alewine Cindy Alewine Roger Alexander Ruby Alexander Linda Allen James Anderson Howard Andrews Micheal Ankerich Ted Ankerich Bruce Ashworth Melanie Ayers Britt Bailey David Bailey Sally Bailey Susan Bailey Tina Bailey Grant Banister Laverne Barnes Billy Barr Ronnie Bartlett Melanie Basinger Freshmen — 184 Tyrone Bates David Beck Stevie Beggs Richard Berg Laurie Berrong David Berryman Tony Berryman Deborah Blackwell Randy Blackwell Donna Blakely Janet Boles Johnny Boles Susan Boteler Randy Bowman Nathan Bowers Sharon Bowers Lisa Bradford Connie Bratcher Carolyn Brewer Sandra Brock Betty Broome Roy Broome Donna Brown John Brown Kathy Brown Ken Brown Keri Brown Lurie Brown Roger Brown Samuel Brown Teresa Brown Russell Bruce Donnie Burch William Burden Jeff Burney Sandra Burton Johnny Byrum Lynn Byrum David Campbell Roger Campbell Roger Carey Frank Carnes Freshmen — 185 Steven Carithers Eddie Carroll Danny Carruth Debbie Carruth Ben Carter Debbie Carter Joseph Carter Mary Brooks Carter Jerry Carver Keith Cheek Roy Cheshire Tammy Childs Becky Chitwood Teresa Chitwood Kim Clem Debbie Cleveland Scott Cleveland Paul Clever Cunis Coile Teresa Cooper Darrell Craft Wendell Craft Betsy Crocker Jane Crocker Alan Crumley Neal Crump Sam Crump Stewart Crump Richard Crunkleton Steve Curry Debbie Dalton Josephine Daniel Willie Bell Daniel Josephine Daniels Micheal DeGrave Renae Dickerson Mike Dove Patty Drake Reginald Durrett Sonny Dutton Rodney Eaves Cathy Edwards Freshmen — 186 Billy Ellison Cindy Ethridge CANDID: There's a draft in here. Lydia Ethridge Andrea Evans Deborah Evans Tammy Evans Joyce Fain Helen Farmer Dale Farmer Frank Findley Rhonda Findley Pam Fleeman Bruce Fleming David Fleming Paul Fleming Mike Foster Danny Fowler Kenneth Freeman Roger Freeman Elaine Frye Jerome Gaines Ken Gaines Tommy Gaines Bertha Glenn Julie Glenn Carolyn Goss Renee Graham Tim Graham Randy Greenway Ricky Greenway Freshmen — 187 CANDID: Homeroom Havoc Alan Greer Wanda Grimes Becky Gunter Stephon Gunter Debbie Gurley Tammy Haney Terry Harper Trisha Harper Billy Hawkins Larry Heard Kevin Heaton Andy Hicks Peggy Hill Russell Hill Tony Hill Denise Holland Connie Holmes Rhonda House Derrell Howell Mike Hubbard Casilo Hughes Ricky Hulme Scott Hulsey Patricia Hunt Freshmen — 188 Rayford Hunt Sherry Hyde Michael Isom Linda Jackson Clementine Johnson Greg Johnson Haywood Johnson Lemuel Johnson Ray Johnson Beverly Jones Cheryl Jones Delphine Jones John Wayne Jones Sandra Jones Teresa Jones Vickie Jones Willie Lee Jones Elaine Jordan Gay Jordan Pam Jordan Wendell Jordan Bonnie Jo Junk Michele Keller Lisa Kellum Henry Kesler Angie King Gary Kinley Debbie Kuykendall Karen Langston Brenda Lathan Jackie Lawrence Alan LeCroy Jimmy Lee Judy Lee Irin Leverrette James Lewis William Lewis Gina Madden Jack Madden Ricky Martin Sharon Martin Bridgett Mattox Freshmen — 189 Greg McCollum David McCurley Debbie McKern Daneen McLane Kent Milford Laurie Mitchell Jackie Mize Doug Moon Lynn Moon Denise Morris Barbara Morrison Robert Newton Carol Norman Steve Norris Linda O'Dell Susan Oglesby Tricia Oglesby Michael Owens Chuck Page Giuliana Parham Jimmy Parham Angela Patterson Tracy Peeples Penny Phillips Lee Piligrim Freddie Pinkston Diane Poole Pam Posey Sammy Powers Jan Price Gerald Purcell Jerry Ramsey Vicky Ramsey Eddie Randall Ann Rayton Shawn Reed Susan Richardson Phyllis Robertson Gloria Robinson Lavon Roebuck Peggy Roebuck Cheryl Rowland Freshmen — 190 Mike Rowland Reggie Rowland CANDID: Smile, you're on Kcllar's Candid Cam- era. Annie Rucker Betty Rucker Billy Rucker Linda Rucker Wayne Sanders Glenda Sartain Kenneth Saxon Machell Scandrett Ralph Scott Cindy Seawright Lori Seymour Steve Shaw Connie Shiflett Rosalind Shumaker Dale Smith Jonathan Smith Laurie Smith Sherry Smith Timmy Smith Randy Smith Gene Sokol Lisa Souza Mitchell Stamey Edward Starks Jeffery Starks Gwen Stowe Checo Stowers Connie Stowers Freshmen — 191 Keith Stowers Keith Stowers Stanford Stowers Wanda Stowers Kathy Stoyle Howard Strickland Joe Sturghill Dale Teasley Robert Teasley Donald Thomason Delphine Thornton Shelia Thornton Jan Toney Angela Tucker Kim Tucker Pam Vickery Ricky Weaver Tony White Vicki White Wanda White William White Chris Whitfield Rickie Whiting Mary Wilkins Diane Williams Mark Williams Butch Wilson Renee Wilson Tim Wilson Mitch Yeargin Alan York BOTTOM RIGHT - In Remembrance Eric Green Apr. 5. 1962 Sept. 24, 1976 PHOTOS UNAVAILABLE Teresa Blackwell Dean Rayton Tony Blackwell Melanie Reed Stephon Bowman Elaine Risner Dennis Brown Elaine Rucker Tina Cape Inman Rucker Wanda Dutton Linda Rucker Russell Dye Donna Segars Ricky Evans Edmund Sims Floyd Florence Jimmy Smith Sue lackson Gary Spears Sandra Jones James Warren Benny Martin Travis Willis Gilbert Martin Barney Wilson Barry Mitchell Jeff Moss Alvin York Freshmen — 192 s',MB,.; Wk.K ?x :-.v; v ,£• • Burch Griffin WKLY RADIO STATION 980 Salutes And Sends Best Wishes To The Class Of 1977 CLAUDE HERRING GROCERY Compliments of AND SERVICE STATION NEWTON MILL DIVISION §f DEERING MILIKEN Royston Highway Hanwell, Ga. INC. THE NORTHEAST GEORGIA BANK Wishes the Class of '77 The Best The Future Holds Canon, Ca. Lavonia, Ga. RAY'S ELECTRONICS 208 Carolina Street 376-4638 SOUTHERN UMBRELLA CO., INC. Hartwell, Georgia Congratulations to the Class of '77 CORDELL JEWELRY Congratulations to the Class of '11 HARTWELL MILLS AYERS HEATON INSURANCE AGENCY Hwy. 29 North 376-5586 Hartwell, Ga. MODERN TIRE CO. West Howell St. Hartwell, Ga. 376-8888 PITTS FURNITURE AND CARPET SMITH'S FUNERAL HOME Serving Hartwell for 35 Years With Dignity and Dependability We have never declined any family of our service regardless of financial circumstance in their time of need. ’' CLAUDE RAY FORD RUBY'S BEAUTY SHOP Elbenon, Ga. Phone 283-1301 304 Carter St. Hartwell, Ga. Phone 376-2361 If You Don't Know Cars, Know Your Dealer. LINCOLN MERCURY SOKOL PRINTERS HENRY RAY FORD Royston, Ga. Phone 245-6111 212 North Forest Ave. 376-4618 Charles Sokol Sr. Mary E. Gaines Rosaline B. Sokol Congratulations GALLANT BELK to the Class of '77 COMPANY THOMAS E. MYERS, Mayor of Your Happy Shopping Store Hartwell Phone 376-2314 199 MONROE AUTO EQUIPMENT COMPANY Hartwell Plant Hartwell, Georgia Makers of World Famous Monroe-Matic Shock Absorbers I 200 Congratulations Seniors RITE-MIX CONCRETE, INC. Ready-Mix Concrete Service Sells - Quality Tells Lavonia Royston 356-8112 245-6731 Hartwell 376-5858 201 Your Family Drug Store Vitamins - Drugs Fountain Service ECONOMY DRUGS CHARLES MILFORD'S EXXON Anderson Highway GERALDINE 0. BAILEY Probate Judge, Han Co. Congratulations MEREDITH CHEVROLET PONTIAC Largest Selection of New and Used Cars in Northeast Ga. Congratulations to the Class of 77 From: E. S. SALIBA, O.D. L. G. CACCHIOLI, M.D. W. F. DISMUKE, SR., D.D.S., P.A. B. J. DAVIS, M.D.P.C. 5 WRAY'S DRUGSTORE Royston, Georgia O. Y. McLEES JEWELERS On the Square Hartwell, Ga. 376-2171 FRANK D. MORRIS INSURANCE AGENCY INC. z a Hartwell, Ga. Congratulations to the Class 77 HART COUNTY E.M.C. BAILES COBB COMPANY The Oldest Department Store 204 With the Young at Heart Best Wishes to the Class of 77 HART COUNTY TELEPHONE COMPANY ) S . Or Compliments of MORGAN HARDWARE HI-DRI MARINA OF HARTWELL Sales and Service 7 Days a Week Phone (404) 376-5441 FRANKLIN DISCOUNT COMPANY Financing for the Individual Hartwell, Ga. LAKE HARTWELL INC. Lavonia, Ga. Best wishes to One and All for a Long and Prosperous Career. CgS THE CITIZENS AND SOUTHERN BANK OF HART COUNTY 1 I Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of 77 MARTIN WHITE'S 76 A. C. SKELTON INSURANCE AGENCY Hartwell, Ga. INC. HARTWELL PHARMACY Hartwell Plaza Shopping Center Hartwell, Georgia 30643 BURCHELL MARTIN Local Agent STATE FARM INSURANCE CO. 376-3189 AMERICAN LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING CO., INC. Congratulations Class of '77 HARTWELL FLORIST 208 209 GREER FURNITURE CO. 117 Forest Ave. Hartwell, Ga. 376-4453 LAVENDER’S SHOE STORE 105 N. Forest Ave. Hartwell, Ga. CHAPMAN SMITH INC. Your Building Contractor” Pittsburgh Paints, Carpet, Wall Paper and Building Supplies for All Your Needs LEWIS LUMBER 6 SUPPLY CO. Bobby Lewis Depot Street Hartwell, Ga. Phone 376-3288 ______________________________ Wait for the next bus! I'm going to CHIC BURGER to Get a Milkshake.” VICKI'S FLOWERS E. Howell Street Hartwell, Ga. Phone 376-2534 BIG M-ACE HARDWARE Depot Street Phone 376-3725 Congratulations to the Class of '77 OTASCO KIDD MOTORS, INC. For All Your Home and Car Supplies Hartwell, Ga. Hartwell, Ga. 211 HARTWELL GARMENT and HARTWELL MFG. CO. ANDERSON AUTO PARTS Best Wishes Automotive and Marine Dealer Dial 376-4761 CAREY'S SERVICE STATION Cleveland Ave. J U 1 Ql Hanwell, Ga. SAVANNAH VALLEY FLEA MARKET Reed Creek Rd Hartwell, Ga. Compliments of Tommy E. Myers and Tommy L. Myers Distributing Texaco Products 214 BUILDERS SUPPLY AND LUMBER CO. Hartwell, Ga. Let Us Help Plan and Build Your New Home LANDWAY BUILDERS, INC. Jimmy Myerholtz, Pres. Hartwell, Ga. 376-9711 215 Compliments of LARRY SANDERS Sheriff of Han County The fabulous five . . . exciting new cosmetics, convenient and moisture rich . . . unique products that save and or application time in creating a more beautiful you! fTlERLE nORfTlRn COSfTlETIC STUDIO 216 THEPRIMPERS 107 East Howell Street Hartwell, Ga. Congratulations to the Class of 1977 From THE CITY OF HARTWELL 217 HAILEY'S DRUGSTORE INC. Prescriptions - Cosmetics King's Candies - Pangbum's Candies Telephone - 376-3137 L. M. Cunningham ]. R. Mauldin R. H. Patterson Owners 218 Award Winning Photography THE PACER PHOTOGRAPHY A Professional Portrait Proves You Care 376-8400 Hartwell, Georgia Members of Professional Photographers of America Miss Lynne Burns WILLIAM O. TUCKER EXCAVATING INC. Phone 376-8241 Best Wishes UNITED 5 10 Hartwell, Georgia TASTEE-FREEZE Supports Hart County Bulldogs and Bulldog Evere+te Scott Helps Us Serve You With the Tastee-ist Food in Town THE BEEF PEOPLE 220 SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN JUNIOR FRESHMAN JUNIOR SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN JUNIOR