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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1978 volume:

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In the class- room her knowledge of France and the French language is expansive. She is very famous for her “petite examens.” Students must always be prepared to do their best when they are in her class because she will not accept anything less. It takes a special kind of person to rise above the puzzle world, sorting and piecing everything together to work effectively, and she is this per- son. It is with great pleasure that the 1978 Memoir is dedicated to Made- moiselle Joy Lynn Tynes. I 16 1 The Allied Health Careers Club is an inspiring organ- ization which encourages youth to achieve careers in their fields of interest in paramedics. The AHCC pro- vides a setting in which its members can meet together to share their interests. Their activities included help- ing patients, a field trip to a Medical College, and attending a statewide convention. As the AHCC advi- sors, Mrs. Faye Cole and Mrs. Flo LeRoy, assisted in preparing the members for their future careers. 1. As a project, the AHCC took blood pressures during lunch. Row 1 — Bonita Winslett, Darlene Mize — Treasurer, Gina Madden — Sec retary. Titus Gambrell — 2nd Vice President, Donna Clever — 1st Vice President, Faye Senkbeil — President. Wanda Curry, Cathy Bell, Carol Rob ertson, Barbara Durrette, Annette Craft Row 2 — Mrs Cole — Club Advi sor, Sylvia Pickens. Regina Johnson, Beverly Lawson, Rhonda Mize, Ronda Osborne, Alice Benson, Debbie McKern, Michele Keller, Penny Phillips, 18 Paula Whitsel. Connie Gaines. Ann Reid. Chuck Holland, Ken Harris. Row 3 — Wanda Scott. Melissa Oglesby. Becky Chitwood. Phyllis Robertson. Beth Holbrook, Sandra Moore, Michael Haley. Sandra Deal. Susan Thompson, Sheila Spencer. Sheri Mize. Michelle Wooten. Patricia Hall, Teresa Teasley, Cathy Brown, Russell Bruce. Absent From Photo — Ricky Lawson, Donna Brown, Sharon Hicks. Andrea Mize, Janice Risner, Donna Welborn, Rita Starks. et? POO©8 aooeooa vPBQoae J A maior project for the Anchor Club was sell- ing wrappled apples. The student body really enjoyed them and kept the Anchors wrapplmg all week as well as “wrappling up the money. In addition to this the club purchased the crown for Miss Homecoming, prepared a dinner for the Interact Club, sponsored a Mother Daugh ter Banquet, served a tea for the faculty, and promoted a carwash. Row 1 — Donna Johnson, Tammy Hicks, Mic helle Hicks, Fran Hilley Row 2 — Charlotte West, Wakenda Gresham, Ted Hilley — Club Beau, Tina Brown, Kim Heaton. Row 3 — Ms. Karen Moore — Advisor, Courtney Verdery, Wendy Roach, Sandra Milford, Micki Beebe, Marsha Johnson. Row 4 — Lisa Perry, Darlene Hughes, Sally Bailey, Susan Oglesby, Keri Brown. Row 5 — Vicki Jones, Ann Perry, Glada Gunnells, Glenda Sartain, Jan Weaver, Jean Weaver. 19 1. “Shouldn’t we be using soap?” 2. Sandra Milford, delegate to the Anchor Club Convention in Pennsylvania, is pictured with Sandra Williams, the organizer of the convention. 3. Anchor Officers — Sandra Milford — Junior Advisor, Courtney Verdery — President, Wakenda Gresham — Senior Advi- sor, Donna Johnson — Chaplain, Marsha Johnson — Treasurer, Ms. Karen Moore — Advisor, Darlene Hughes — Junior Advisor, Tammy Hicks — Senior Advisor, Kim Heaton — Secretary, Libby Brown, Vice-President. 2 3 20 (foae eeoaeg asses The senior Bandsmen and Mr. Ron Jonson can take credit for mak- ing the marching band a big success. They used their years of experi- ence in teaching the younger bandsmen, and showed responsibility in taking on important decisions for the band. Mr. Chidester also proved to be part of the band’s secret of success by helping at marching prac- tices. 1. Trophies won at the Fountain City Marching Festival Superior Rating trophy won by Darlene Hughes as field commander. Number One in division trophy. Excellent Rating trophy won by entire band, and Superior Rating trophy won by the percussion section 2. Band pen or ms the famous reii gious show. 3. Senior Bandsmen . Row 1 — Sandy Crump. Felicia Turner. Belinda Souza. Wakenda Gresham. Tina Brown, Charlotte West. Michelle Hicks. Theresa Dove Row 2 — Patricia Hall. Lynn Maret. Tammy Hicks. Courtney Verdery. Faye Senkbeii. Donna Clever, Chuck Kay. Ricky Lawson, Michelle Wooten, David Peace Row 3 — Mark Dean, Richard Gurley, Jerry Findley. Jay Hutcherson. Thomas Burden, Martin Carruth. Craig Games. 4. Mr Ron Jonson directs the band to success 21 ALTO SAX — Teresa Dove. Tina Bailey. Sharon Bowers. Tim Graham. Russell Bruce. Bob Smith. Susan Oglesby. Kenny Addison. Lyndon Bond. Terry Bowers. David Powell. Gwen Sanders. Laurte Hale BAND CAPTAIN — Martin Carruth BARITONES — Rodney Cordell. Bruce Jordan. Jell Adamski. Mark Foster. Bob Wilson. Keith Stovall BASSES — Silas Clark. Greg Kay. Jimmy Kittretl. Henry Kesler. Butch Wilson. Tony Campbell CLARINETS — Sandy Crump. Faye Senkbeil. Donna Clever, Kim Bailey. Tammy Hicks. Elise Bailey. Courtney Verdery. Michelle Wooten. M.cki Beebe. Jo Beth Cordell. Terry Moon. L sa Perry. Mary Rucker. Kim Clem. Teresa Brown. Pam Hughes. Angie King. Debbie Kuykendall. Gloria Robinson. F hyllis Robertson, Minanne Alexander, Janet Burns, Priscilla Campbell. Greg Corneti. Erica Dooley, Suzanne Denman. Jane Garrett. Sandra Shumaker. Sandra Saylors. Regina Rice. Teresa Tess'ey. Paula Skelton, Chuck Adamsk. COLOR UNIT — Patricia Hall, Sharon Martin. Shern Cobb. Christie Vickery. Janice Moore. Peggy Thompson. Debbie Gurley. Diane Williams. Melinda Hicks. Michelle Bailey. Gmliana Parham. Angela Craft FIELD COMMANDER — Darlene Hughes FLAG TWIRLERS — Tma Brown. Wakenda Gresham. Belinda Souza. Felecia Turner. Ann Perry. Charlotte West. Diane Crump. Sandra Milford. Jean Weaver. Jan Weaver. Vicki Teasley. Kim Holcomb. Ken Brown. Melanie Ayers LUTES — Lynn Maret. Sue Hester. Pam Holme. Lisa King, tonme Ba ley. Beth Boleman. Debra Cnttendon. Crystal Dyar, oan Parham. Kelley Rumsey. Deborah Verdell. Pam Wilhite RENCH HORNS — Craig Games. Richard Berg. Jeffrey •arlton. Judy Adams. Cindy Seawright. Tracey Wells 1AJORE TTES — Michelle Hicks. Libby Brown. Tammy Tucker, andra Brock — alt. Mary Brooks Carter. Sally Bailey. Lynn yrum. Michelle McSwam. Lon Seymour. Robin Fleming — alt ERCUSSION — Richard Gurley. Mark Dean. David Peace, lobby Wilson. Eric Addison. Don Barnard. Freddie Pinkston. .ViHiam White. Marv Cobb. Kip Jolly. Scott Wooten TENOR SAX — Timmy Smith. John Atkinson TROMBONES — Thomas Burden. Jerry Findley. Robert Neal. Ricky Lawson. Philip Bailey. David Callaway, Ray Dudley. Randy Daniel. David Cook. David Sims. Angelo Harper. Bragg Spinks. Casilo Hughes. Alan Greer. Jack Madden, Robert Newton. Mike Atkms. Ai Ert berger. Doug Huime. Jay Ridgway, Mark Sanders. David Yates. James Starks. Billy Philips TRUMPETS — Jay Hutcherson. Chuck Kay. Richard Burton. Mark Floyd. Keith Lewis. Reggie Rjrrett. Richard Crunkleton. Paul Clever. Lynn Moon. Doug Moon. Glenda Sartam. Barry Brock. Debbie Baker, Jeffrey Ayers. Tim Coggm. Mark Cordell. Paul Byrum. Brent Johnson. Debra Martin. Orlencia Robinson. Wayne Stovall 23 These young ladies are bubbling over with sparkling smiles. They twirled constantly from August to November to add extra razzle and dazzle to the marching band performances. Their talent dressed up the band with shine and sequins to add to the entertainment. The majorettes and flag twirlers traveled to camp for a week last summer to improve their twirling talents. Mrs. Ron Jonson and Miss Mary Lou McCormick contributed their time, talent, and many creative ideas in training the corps. All three corps returned from the Fountain City Marching Festival with excellent ratings. 1. Flag Twirlers — Row 1 — Belinda Souza, Felicia Turner, Tina Brown, Charlotte West, Wakenda Gresham. Row 2 — Jean Weaver, Sandra Milford, Diane Crump, Ann Perry, Mela nie Ayers, Vicki Teasley, Keri Brown, Kim Hol- comb, Jan Weaver. 2. Color Unit — Christie Vickery, Diane Williams, Sharon Martin, Debbie Gurley, Janice Moore, Patricia Hall, Michelle Bailey, Peggy Thomason, Guiliana Parham, Sheri Cobb, Angela Craft, Melinda Hicks. 3. Majorettes — Row 1 — Sandra Brock, Libby Brown, Michelle Hicks, Michele McSwain. Row 2 — Robin Fleming, Lynn Byrum, Lori Seymour, Sally Bailey, Mary Brooks Carter. 4. And 1-2-3- 4 5 6 7-8 1 234567-8. 25 (aawoiaa qv q eae? mbs) The VIP’S proved to be very talented people. To become a VIP eleven scales must be passed in a limited amount of time. Sight reading is also required in passing the rigid test. VIP’s represent the more talented part of the band. The band managers and officers displayed responsibility in per- forming their jobs remarkably. They really got it all together and made it possible to have a super organized band. 1. VIP � — Row 1 — Belinda Souza. Wakenda Gresham, Charlotte West. Tina Brown. Felicia Turner. Michelle Hicks. Libby Brown, Darlene Hughes. Patricia Hall. Row 2 — Fay Senkbeil, Lynn Maret. Sandy Crump. Courtney Verdery. Kim Bailey. Micki Beebe. Theresa Dove. Michele Wooten, Donna Clever Row 3 — David Peace. Richard Gurley. Ricky Lawson. Jerry Findley. Martin Carruth, Richard Crunkelton. Craig Gaines. Jay Hutcherson. Mark Floyd. Chuck Kay. Greg Kay 2. Band Managers and Officers — Row 1 — Micki Beebe — uniform chairman. Theresa Dove — section leader. Sandy Crump — section leader and reporter. Darlene Hughes — field commander, Lynn Maret — section leader and reporter, Libby Brown — maiorette captain. Tina Brown — flag twirling captain. Dianne Crump — co captain Row 2 — Janice Moore — color unit co-captain, Debbie Kuykendall — librar •an, Elsie Bailey — supply chairman. Kim Bailey — uniform chairman. Lisa Perry — librarian. Courtney Verdery — secretary. Michelle Wooten — supply chairman. Patricia Hall — color unit cap tarn Row 3 — Jay Hutcherson — section leader, and instrument repairman. Chuck Kay — teachers aid. Craig Games — section leader and stadium manager. Bruce Jordan — section leader and equipment manager. Ricky Lawson — teachers aid and stadium and field manager. Titus Gambrell — band manager Row 4 — Kieth Lewis — clean up chairman. Greg Kay — section leader and sta- dium and field manager. Jerry Findley — section leader. Martin Carruth — band captain, and equip ment manager and stadium and field manager. David Peace — section leader 1 2 26 caaaetaQiae eaae Bj 3(200989 _______________j The Marching Band began practice in the middle of the summer and went to camp at Piedmont College for a week in August. From then until November, practices were held twice a week with the band performing at every game, rain or shine. A variety of shows were performed, but the unique religious show was never performed without a standing ova- tion from the crowds. Near the end of the season the band attended a marching exhibition at Habersham Central, and closed the marching season by performing in the festival at Columbus, Georgia. 1. Pick up those knees! 2. Parents watch the results of a week at camp. 3. Flagtwirlers perform to the Halleluiah Chorus.' 4. We want a touchdown! 27 Work and practice doesn’t end with the marching sea- son in this band. As the quarter rolled by auditions were held to distinguish Symphonic and Concert bands. Both bands attended a festival in February and sought superior ratings from the judges. ltd I i ■ f • 14. m 28 1. Symphonic Bandsmen Row 1 — Lynn Maret — President. Lori Seymour. Darlene Hughes. Wakenda Gresham. Diane Crump. Pam Hughes. Patricia Hall. Charlotte West. Tim Gra ham. Lyndon Bond Row 2 — Terry Moon. Angie King. Donna Clever. Libby Brown. Tina Brown, Faye Senkbeil. Kim Bailey. Micki Beebe. Courtney Verdery. Sandy Crump. Tammy Hicks. Michelle Wooten. Jo Beth Cordell. Mary Rucker. Timmy Smith. Sharon Bowers. Susan Oglesby. Theresa Dove. Sally Bailey Row 3 — Lisa Perry. Elisa Bailey. Belinda Sou a. Richard Crunkle ton, Keith Lewis, Mark Floyd. Chuck Kay. Jay Hutcherson. Jan Weaver, Glenda Sartam. Michelle Bailey, Richard Berg. Cindy Seawnght. Craig Games. Alan Greer. Ray Dudley. Thomas Bur- den. Robert Neal. Phillip Bailey, Jerry Findley Row 5 — Ron Johnson. Jean Weaver. Mark Dean. Bobby Wilson. Richard Gur- ley. Don Bernard. Michael Rucker, Henry Kesler, Greg Kay. Bruce Jordan, Ricky Lawson 2. Concert Bandsmen — Row 1 — Lisa King. Sharon Marlin. Michele McSwam, Pam Whilhite. Chrystal Dyar, Joan Parham, Sheri Cobb. Debra Cnttendon. Debra Verdell, Bonnie Bailey. Beth Boleman. Kelly Rumsey Row 2 — Peggy Thompson. Debtxe Gurley. Janice Moore. Deb bie Kuykendall, Kim Ciem. Guihana Parham. Ken Brown. Mary Brooks Carter. Kim Holcomb. F hyllis Robertson, Sandra Shu maker. Erica Dooley, Su anne Denman. Angela Craft. Melinda Hicks. Regina Rice. Greg Cornett. Paula Skelton, Janet Burns. Teresa Weaver, Teresa Teasley Row 3 — Pam Hughes — Pres- ident, Sandra Saylors. Robin Fleming. Marianne Alexander, Priscilla Campbell. Cmdy Maxwell, Brent Johnson. Mark Cordell. Paul Clever. Wayne Stovall. Jeffrey Ayers. Doug Moon. Orlmcia Robertson. Jim Vickery. Jeffrey Carlton, Judy Adams. Tracey Wells, Gwen Sanders. Terry Bowers, David Powell. Kenny Addi- son. Bob Smith Row 4 — Marv Cobb. Steve Miller, William White, Kip Jolly. Freddie Pinkston, Scott Wooten. Ron Johnson, Eric Addison, Tony Campbell. Silas Clark. Butch Wilson. Jeff Adamski, Bob Wilson, Keith Stovall. Mark Foster. Jay Ridgway, David Yates. Al Ert berger, Mark Sanders. Mike Atkins, James Starks. Angelo Harper. David Sims. Robert Newton. Bragg Spmks. Jack Madden, Randy Darnels By serving as tutors to aid slower students, the Beta Club lived up to its purpose of stimulating effort and rewarding achievement In addition, the 8eta Club has proven itself dependable this year in several other areas They sponsored such events as the Beta Recognition night and the production of the Honor Roll and Merit List Also, they provided the gold stoles for honor graduates and the Beta seals that were placed on the diplomas of senior members They presented leadership certificates to senior leaders of dubs and gave a loan scholarship to a deserving senior 1 Beta Club Officers — David Callaway — Treasurer. Glada Gunnells — Secretary. Debbie Kuyken dall — Publicity Chairman. Courtney Verdery — Vice President. Charlotte West — President. 2 Row 1 — Micki Beebe. Sandy Crump, Michelle Hicks. Sheila Spencer, Lynn Maret. Eve McCorkle. Teresa Dove. Marcia Johnson, Teresa Turpin, Kim Bailey. Sandra Milford, Darlene Mize. Tim Graham. Steven Ray. Wendy Roach, Johnna Hampton Row 2 — Elisc Bailey. Darlene Hughes. Courtney Verd ery. Michelle Wooten. Jan Weaver. Jean Weaver. Mike Hubbard. Mary Brooks Carter. Sally Bailey. Deb bie Kuykendall. Sheila Thornton. Debbie Dalton. Charlotte West. Wakenda Gresham Row 3 — Ashley Holding. Tammy Kay. Rhonda Mize. Donna Clever. Diane Shiflet. Scon Kay. Gwen Stowe. Jack Madden. Richard Crunkleton. Bonnie Clark. Annette Craft. Tina Brown. Wanda White Row 4 — Tammy Tucker. Pam Bailey. Debbie Cleveland. Vicki Jones. Sharon Bowers. Lisa Souza. Faye Senkbeil. Barbara Roe. Brenda Lathan. Paula Whitsel. Lori Seymour. Mike Moon. Chuck Page. Melanie Ayers. Chuck Kay. Louis LeRoy. Tammy Hicks Row 5 — Ann Perry. Jo Beth Cordell. Glada Gunnells. Libby Brown. Phillip Bailey. David Callaway. Marshall Sayer. Advisor — Mrs Gurley. Bobby Leicht. Mark Davis. Greg San ders Absent From Photo — Steve Kay. Andrea Mize. Felicia Turner. Joe Register. Shem Carter. Chns tme Fowler. Anthony Lewis. Jean Marsh. Casilo Hughes. Daneen Me Lane. Susan Oglesby. David Camp 29 bell. Angie King. Gerald Purcell (ecaaecacaaPB ) The Chess Club's purpose is to provide par ticipating students with the opportunity to com- pete with other students in the game of chess with other students from Hart Co. and sur- rounding schools. The members of the club have played a Club Championship Tournament for the purpose of finding their most adept play ers. Afterward their skill and cunning will be matched against other chess leaguers from sur rounding counties. Club members have improved their games as a result of their activi- ties and studies on game strategies. Members are: Corlis Norman. Bragg Spinks, Robert Teasley, Mark Berryman, Paul Clever, Brad Collins, Bobby Collins, Mr. Presley; advi sor. 30 feoBQOca8 I eoiaae J The Hart County High School Chorus presented an array of musical talent this year Their performance included a Christ mas concert, a concert for the parents at Open House, and a Spring concert. In addition, they gave a recital for the school's Christmas assembly Mrs. Debbie Watson, director, shared her talent with the chorus to help make them more aware of their abilities. 1. Row 1 — Beth Findley. Becky Gurley. Melanie Basinger. Nor- man Lomax. Aaron Dorsey. Howard Norman. Teresa Baker, Rebecca Garrett. Mrs D Watson — director. Todd McCullen, Tony Lawrence Row 2 — Pat Cagle. Carren Feltman. Sherri Greenway. Jimmy Parham. Steve Leigh. Jeff Cornelison. Sheila Thornton. Debbie Dalton. Martha Gurley Row 3 — Susan Bolder. Deborah Weaver. Shawn Reed. Mike Westbrook. Pierce Mize. Benita Strickland. Pattie Lee, Elaine Risner Row 4 — Rhonda M.ze, Pam Posey. Arvo.e Teasley. Jennifer Warnock. Jame Sturghili. John Beanie. Brenda Hill. Deborah Hendrix, Sandra Norris, Wanda Stowers 2. Chorus Officers — Jame Sturghili — President. John Beattie — Vice President. Melanie Basinger — Publicity Chairman. Angie Teasley — Historian. Norman Lomax — Librarian. Sheila Thornton — Treasurer, Pattie Lee — Secretary. 3. Mrs Watson reviews music with Janie Sturghili and John Beattie. 31 raoeo mw [m aegoeoaj The FBLA club stayed busy this year with their activities. They devoted much of their time to acting as Ambassadors to the Georgia Lung Association by promoting Christmas seals. They placed napkins and posters in local restaurants and went to elementary schools to show films and distribute pamphlets and buttons on the dangers of smoking. They showed their generosity by donating money to the Toccoa Falls Disaster Relief Fund, and they gave cupcakes to the teachers to show their appre- ciation to them also. They plan- ned a Christmas party for the patients at the Nursing Home. The purpose of the organization is to provide, as an integral part of the instructional program, additional opportunities for sec- ondary students in business and office education to develop voca- tional and career supportive competencies and to promote civic and personal responsibility. Row 1 — Donna Vickery, D'Etla Baker, Theresa Dove, Karen Ginn, Brenda Lathan Row 2 — Denise Morris. Judy Fowler, Laura Feltman, Jimmy Parham, Annette Craft. Row 3 — Debbie Carter, Carren Feltman, Tina Rowland, Kim Tucker, Renee Wilson. Row 4 — Connie Gibson. Debbie Robertson. Sherry Mize, Cathy Irby, Gina Madden, Sandra Moore. Daneen McLane. Row 5 — Mrs. Beth Ballenger — Advisor, Debbie Baker, Mic- helle Wooten. Pam Richey, Jane Garrett, Robin Brown, Sherrie Greenway, Cindy Maxwell. Row 6 — Sandra Deal, Reba White, Diane Williams, Christi Vickery, Pam Wilhite, Diane Poole. Tammy Haney Row 7 — Barry Eaves, Connie Gaines. Lydia Richardson, Donna Bryant, Ronda Osborne, Lisa Wilson Row 8 — Lisa Sayer, Pam Holbrook, Alice Benson, Barbara Roe. Virginia Anderson, Barbara Durrette, Delores Thornton — Advisor. Row 9 — Wanda Rosamond. Debra Rol mg, Linda Phillips, Bonnie Clark, Janie Srughill. Row 10 — Sherri Smith, Jackie Mize, Renee Dickerson. Andrea Mize, Cindy Ethridge Row 11 — Miriam Sto vail. Duchess Bratcher, Tina LeCroy, Annette Mattox, Wanda Stowers. Debbie Gurley, Wanda Curry, Sheila Thornton. Row 12 — Bonita Strickland, Alan Greer, Wynette Stowers, Sue Wakefield Row 13 — Carol Robertson, Lisha Grove Absent From Photo — Kim Herndon, Vicki White, Robin Wilson. 32 f' 1. FBLA members distribute’Halloween coloring books, made by the club, to students at the Hart Franklin Training Center. 2. Row 1 — Donna Vickery — President, Laura Feltman — Vice President Row 2 — D Etta Baker — Treasurer, Jimmy Parham — Reporter, Annette Craft — Project Chairman, Theresa Dove — Chaplain, Brenda Lathan — Project Chairman, Judy Fowler — Parliamenta nan. Karen Ginn — Secretary. Denise Morris — Historian. 33 The FFA Club helped out this year by furnishing supplies for the class- room and shop and participating in servicing the Coke machines. They made and sold mailbox stands and built a float which they entered in the Christmas parade. Also the club selected Renee Wilson as their sweet- heart. The club encourages its mem- bers to learn more about the farming methods used in this area. In this way members can decide whether they truly are future farmers. ssurc oes ©aobBva© tfbfi B _____I______J Row 1 — Ricky Dorsey — President. William Pilgrim — Vice-President, Roy Royston — Secretary, Steven Norris — Reporter, Mike Sanders — Treasurer, Greg Moss — Sentinel, Mr. Brown — Advisor Row 2 — Steven Ramsey, Alvin York, Lauren Prosser, Kenny Sanders, Steve Davis, Sammy Powers, Scott Wooten, Terry Price, Michael Isom, Craig O’Barr, Dean Row- land, Roger Herring, Greg Brown, Randall Simpson, Tony Fowler, David McCurley Row 3 — Michael Isom, Stuart York, Tony Blackwell, David Bat ley, Tony Norris, Michael DeGrave, Jeffrey Merritt, David Beck, Bobby Scog- gins, Travis Willis, Brian Vickery, Chris Whitfield, Michael Haley, Jeff Wor ley. Parker Herring, Mike Harris, Bob Whitfield. Row 4 — Jerry Ivester, Keith Myers, Mark Milford, Jeffrey Pearson, Mike Foster, Mitch Yeargin, Wesley Norris, Chris Wilson, Curtis Seymour, Robert McDuffie, Brian Row land, Jeff Evans, Randall Broadwell, Freddie Cagle, Jimmy Kittrell, Howard Strickland. Row 5 — Ray Dudley, Todd Isbell, Mike Sanders, Tim Rice, Bobby Wilson, Russell Hill, Ricky Willis, Mark Dean, Tony Powers, Bobby Posey, Rusty Cash, Britt Bailey, Neil Crump, Paul Fleming, Billy Barr. Absent From Photo — Tanny Alewine, Mike Dove, Richard Harris, Dennis Kotal. 34 (vocaaas oaaoa aQBOSQas) Toward New Horizons is the motto of the FHA dub It encourages members to think about fam ll! lft p£!y and ,n th ,u,ure- how 10 improve its strength and purpose Among the activities for the FHA this year were candy sales and dressing dolls for the Salvation Army In addition, the officers and members attended a Mom s Night The club participated m FHA week by planning events for each day of the week 1. Dolls dressed by FHAer's brought much pleasure to underprivileged children at Christmas 2. Row 1 —Vernita Blackwell. Kim Holcomb, leesa Reed. Theresa Gunn. Kay Hilley Row 2 — Carofyn Barnes Darlene Mitchell. Kathy Ford. Carren Feltman. Shelia Parker. Becky Gurley. Martha Gurley. ,5? Lef.roy- Rumsev, Angela Tucker. Sandra Milford. Glada Gunnells. Michelle Hicks. Louis LeRoy. Michelle McSwain, Melinda Hicks. Pam Hughes. Beth Temple. Lyd.a Richardson. Cindy Ma well. Johnna Hampton, Debbie Carter, Debbie Gurley. Donna 8ryant, Anna Ridgway Row 3 — Clem entineJohnson. Dean Rayton, Sytvia Robinson. Cynthia Lewis, Gloria Hickman. Bonnie Clark. Jean nie Oglesby. Rhonda Osborne. Lisa Wilson. Connie Gaines. Betty Rucker. Jean Shumaker Teresa Teasley. Ana Teasley. Bonita Strickland. Robin Fleming. Melame Skelton. Dianne Crump. Donna Wooten, Debbe Roberts Row 4 — Gloria Robinson, Bridget! Mattox. Laura Mite hell ptaron Maxwell. Sharon Carnes. Jan.ce Moore. Pam Hulme. Angela Craft. Tammy Childs. Den •se Holland Gay Jordan. Jan Toney. Cindy Seawnght. Debra Weaver, Sherr. Geddmgs. Tammy Haney. Club Advisors — Miss Jordan and Mrs Farmer. Gwynne Martin Row 5 — Phyllis Allen Pamela Barnes. Michelle Blackwell. Tracy Blassmgame. Janice McIntosh. Annette Bannister, Susan Carey. Robin Brown. Beth Brown. Paula Fort son. Susan Denman. Shern Cobb. Lori Cheek. Lydia Eth I nine II. Ill II. _ _ • n . w _ ??rea Evans. Gwen Stowe. Mary Wilkins, Lurie Brown. Josephine Daniels. Susan Dickerson, t b� e Cleveland. Melanie Ayers. Diane Eor, White Vickie Jones. Sharon Bowers. Debbie u,ane Poole. Sally Bailey. Ken Brown Not Shown — Theresa Bailey. Kim Bartlet. Billy Carter, Laurie Gaines. Anthony Lewis. Becky Martin. Jackie Mize. Barbara Morrison. Gloria Rayton. Beth Sayer. Sandra Saylors. Felicia Smith. Rally Stovall. Peggy Thompson. Vickie White, Wanda White. Patty WH- son. Mrs Pilgrim — Advisor 1 35 1. Beth Brown sells stick candy for FHA. 2. Row 1 — Beth Temple — Treasurer. Glada Gunnells — President, Michelle Hicks — 1st Vice President, Debbie Cleveland — Secretary, Louis LeRoy — FHA Sweetheart Row 2 — Cheri Lewis — Music and Recreation, Kim Holcomb — Historian, Exhibits, Leesa Reed — Degree Chairperson, Cindy Seawright — Public Relations Chairperson, Melinda Hicks — Public Relations Chairperson, Renee Dickerson — Membership Chairperson, Beth Brown — Degree Chairperson. Row 3 — Melanie Ayers — Honor Roll Chairperson, Janice Moore — Historian Exhib its, Barbara Morrison — Parliamentarian, Lurie Brown — Chaplain, Debby Weaver — Corresponding Secretary, Robin Fleming — Histo rian Exhibits, Carren Feltman — Public Relations Chairperson. 3. • Swaying to the music. Carren Feltman and friend at FHA FFA Summer Camp. (aecae eg eoa geeemd) Producing the school paper can be a demanding job. Our school was lucky because our Hi Life Staff was willing to meet this demand. The Hi Life staff worked to publish a paper each month. They crammed the Hi Life full of information, comedy, and meaningful articles. Mrs. Bruce, Hi-Life advi sor, lent a helping hand to the staff to produce The Voice of Hart County High. 2. Row 1 — Jane Crocker, Margaret O'Neal. Debbie Weaver, Dolores Bur- gess. Sandra Moore. Beth Brown Row 2 — Tim Graham. William Burden, Russell Bruce. Michael Ankerich, Advisor: Mrs. Bruce, Mark Berryman, Al Ertzberger, Brent Johnson. 37 1 1. Sandra Moore and Delores Burgess — Features Editors, and Brent Johnson — Sports Editor, Mark Berryman — Sports Editor, not shown. 2. Debbie Weaver and Beth Brown — Editorial Editors, and Al Ertzberger — News Editor, Jane Crocker — News Editor, not shown. 3. Tim Gra ham — Business Manager, Michael Ankerich — Exchange Editor, William Burden — Ads Editor, and Kenny Beggs — Art Editor. 4. Margaret O'Neal — Edi- tor, Russell Bruce — Assistant Editor, and Mrs. Bruce — Advisor. 38 ujyju vuo aacauv To be a Hi Y member this year you had to be game All their activities were centered around a van ety ol games The club members trekked to Covington. Georgia where an area rally was held Not only d d the participants learn about Hi Y functions but also competed in games (sometimes even winning) A turkey shoot was planned around the holidays to raise money to attend state YMCA tunc lions and a car wash was also included m their year's activities Hi Y'ers accomplished their purpose ol promoting fellowship by playing the games 1. Mike Moon and Grant Bannister are game contestants in the wheelbarrow race at the Covington Rally 2 Row t — Marshall Sayer. Jimmy Kittrell. Neil Crump. David Jones. Ken Brown — Secre tary. Sam Basmger. Ted Hilley. Randy Banister Row 2 — Mr Pace — Advisor. Jeff Adams. Scott Kay. Grant Banister. Paul Fleming, Andy Hicks. Ted Ankench — Champlain, Scott Ankench. Mike Moon — Vice Pres . Billy Barr, Mr Means — Advisor Row 3 — Ricky Willis. Richard Gurley. Mark Dean. Keith Lewis. Bill Wilhite. David Callaway. Bobby Bridges Row 4 — Stan Fortson — Treasurer. Bob Smith. Don Barnard. Greg Sanders, Bill Beasley — President. Daniel Ankench. F� hillip Bailey. John Whitmire, Tracy Robbins, and Tim Gray Photos unavailable — Britt Bailey. Steve Leigh and Tony Stewart 39 Tina Brown — Sweetheart, Louis LeRoy, Ted Hilley — Secretary, Jeff Jones — Treasurer, Randy Banister, Mickey McMollum, Chuck Page, Neal Crump, Britt Bailey, Grant Banister, Mark Stone, Ricky Morris, Richard Duke, Mark Reed. Absent From Photo — Steve Kay — President, Jeff Wor- ley, Dennis Sewell — Vice-President, and Mr. English — Advisor. Headlining this year's activities for the Interact Club included collecting money for the Hart Fund and getting a Christmas tree big enough for eleven hundred students and small enough to fit through the gym doors. To raise funds for their trip to convention, members raffled a gun at the first home game. Now as they look back, members can truly say they were caught in the act of interacting. GQiaeCC? OCa rae aee v j eacwwoeoD uiu� oe aa? s._______________ The Key Club sponsored many projects that were beneficial to area citizens this school term. Aiding the Kiwanis Club in bell- ringing for the Salvation Army, painting the Hart-Franklin Training Center, and collecting money for the Heart Fund were among these tasks. Members sold community birthday calendars to finance their various community projects. They were also active in the school Christmas program by sponsoring the collection of Christmas Food Baskets. In retrospect, their work was completed in the key of success. Row 1 — Chris Cleveland — Treasurer. Jeff Adams — Sgt at Arms. Jimmy Kittrell. Tammy Hicks Row 3 — Mr Baker Advisor. Tim Rice. Brian Burroughs, Ken Brown. Bill Beasley. David Calla — Sweetheart. Scott Ankerich — Sgt at Arms, Tim Cantrell — President, David Kesler — Sec re way, Howard Strickland. Kevin Heaton. Billy Barr. Brooks Page. David McCurley. Bobby Leicht. Phil tary Row 2 — Bruce Jordan, Greg Sanders. Stewart Crump. Mike Hubbard. Randy Daniels. David Shiflet Photo unavailable — David Atkinson — Vice Pres Sims, Mike Moon. Paul Fleming. Ted Ankerich, Tony Stewart. Gene Sokol. Alan King. Andy Hicks 41 TOQ paacaeca QeoooaBQ oecj The Language Club made connections with the French culture by serving crepes for the parents at Open House, visiting a French restaurant tn Atlanta, and touring Biltmore House and Gardens They attended Language Day at North Georgia Co lege where they participated in the Language Bowl and pre- sented a skit. The purpose of the Language Club is to speak the French Lan- guage as much as possible Activities were planned in order to help the members learn more about the French culture under the direction of Mile Tynes 1. Voile! Une Crepe! 2. Row 1 — Sandy Crump. Eve McCorkle, Diane Crump, Sandra Milford, Micki Beebe. Tammy Turpin, Wendy Roach — Vice President. Wakenda Gresham. Glada Gunnells. Row 2 — Libby Brown, Jo Beth Cordell. Ann Perry, Beth Brown. Giuliana Parham. Sharon Martin. Gina Madden, Brenda Lethan, Kim Crump. William Burden, Johnna Hampton. Row 3 — Mike Hubbard — Treasurer, Stephen Ray. Mark Stone. Tina Brown — President. Chuck Kay. Darlene Hughes, Scott Kay. Kim Heaton, Anna Ridgway Row 4 — Mary Rocker, Tammy Tucker. Courtney Verdery, Wanda White — Secretary, Kim Bailey. Titus Gambrell. Bobby Leight Row 5 — Elise Bai ley shley Holding. Lisa Perrv, Jerry Findley. Freddie Herring, Tin • Smith. Brenda Hill, a nant — Lynn Maret. Steve Kay. Wa. j Rosamond. 42 f agLaseaoocao) “What’s a good headline for the Hi- Y Club?” “How about Hi-Y? Because we like you?” “No, be serious.” . . . “What can I write down as copy for the Junior Class?” “I don’t know. Just write fijl in the blank and let people write in what they want to.” “I wish I could . . .” “I know we’re supposed to write thank-you notes to those who bought ads Mrs. Teel, but wouldn’t it be cheaper to go by their offices and tell them than to pay for the stamps?” . . . “Uh-oh. This guy was playing basketball, but there isn’t a ball in the picture!” . . . “Santa’s Sweetie for Miss Merry Christmas? Oh, come on.” If you think these conversations sound puzzling you're right. However, the Memoir Staff worked out the puzzles with a little help from their friend and advisor, Mrs. Teel. Together they used their abilities to produce the puzzle — yearbook. Hubbard, Jack Madden, Jennifer Warnock, Michelle Hicks, Johnna Hamp- ton, Scott Kay. Tammy Tucker. Debbie Kuykendall, Mrs. Teel — Advisor. Row 1 — Jeffrey Ayers, Terrell Rucker, Kelly Rumsey, Brenda Lathan, Deb bie Dalton. Paula Skelton, Lyndon Bond, Michelle Bailey. Row 2 — Mike 43 1. Mike Hubbard and Terrell Rucker — Sports. 2. Kelly Rumsey, Scott Kay, Jeffrey Ayers, and Debbie Dalton — Classes. 3. Lyndon Bond, Michelle Bailey, and Johnna Hampton — Activities. 4. Mrs. Teel — Advisor and Michelle Hicks — Editor. 44 1. Debbie Kuykendall. Tammy Tucker, and Jack Madden — Ads. Brenda Lathan — Typist. 2. Paula Skelton — Features. Photo unavailable. Jennifer Warnock — Features. 3. Tony Teasley — Student Photographer. 45 The Memoir Staff would like to express their thanks to Billy Moorehead and Dan Evans for taking the pictures that appear in the yearbook. Through their expertise they brought our puzzle into focus. fwaa eaeaa aaocaae ._________LsqqoqJ Seoacaeeo seoBoavopoo bfiBBBBS J lene Hughes, Tim Graham, Kip Jolly. Richard Berg. David Sims. Russell Bruce. Scott Kay. Britt Bailey. Andy Hicks. Ted Anke rich, Billy Barr. Jane Garret, Pam Richey. Cindy Seawright Row 3 — Mark Stone. Gene Sokol, Jon Hoekwater. Jell Jones. Ken Brown. Jimmy Bole man. Kevin Heaton. Ashley Holding, Neal Crump. Sally Bailey. Ken Brown. Sharon Bowers. Susan Oglesby. Titus Gambrell. Vickie Jones. Giada Gunnells. Libby Brown, Elaine Spears. Donna Johnson. Ted Hilley, Belinda Souza. Michelle Wooten. Eve McCorkle. Tina Brown. Kim Hea ton. Sandy Crump. Barbara Roe. Wanda White. Tammy Kay. Wakenda Gresham, Lynn Maret, Courtney Verdery. Tammy Childs. David Kesler, Lon Seymour, Charlotte West. Debbie Kuykendall, Ricky Lawson, Melanie Ayers. Stuart Crump. Jimmy Parham Row 4 — Freddie Herring. Bryan Holland. Bruce Ash worth, David Calloway. Stevie Beggs. Jimmy Kitlrel. Tim Gray. Stanley Reed. Paul Fleming. Jack Madden. Bobby Leicht. Jimmy Bailey. Richard Gurley. Phillip Bailey. Bill Beasley. Tracy Robin son, Mark Dean. Chuck Holland. Jay Hutcherson, Jerry Findley. Keith Lewis. John Carlton Not Shown — Mr Romem — Advi SOT. Mr Presley — Advisor. Mr Baker — Advisor The Science Club enioyed a variety of great speakers who pre sented programs this year From Georgia Tech Dr Paul Mayer came and discussed the different types of engineering and the opportunues open at Georgia Tech for those who choose engi neenng as a career Mr Craig Anderson, also from Georgia Tech, talked about a career in textile engineering. From the Hartwell Corps of Engineers came Mr. Eddie Sosbee who explained what the Corps does to manage Lake Hartwell and how it looks out for the best interest of the wildlife living there The purpose of the club is to help members understand how they can improve the environment and to encourage them to explore the various science related careers 1. Science Club Officers — Wendy Roach — Secretary. Jan Weaver — Treasurer. Freddie Herring — Vice President. Louis LeRoy — President 2. Row 1 — Bobby Collins. Steven Ray. Mitch Yeargm. Alvin York. Scott Wooten, John Heisef. Sherri Geddmgs. Sharon Martin, Randy Banister, Mary Brooks Carter, Grant Banister, Jan Weaver. Diane Crump. Sandra Milford. Jan- ice Moore, Kim Holcomb, Tern Moon. Teresa Turpin. Micki Beebe. Wendy Roach, Rebecca Garret. Robin Fleming. Mchele McSwam. Diane Williams. Brenda Lathan, Sherri Cobb Row 2 — Steve Seawright. Alan Greer. Mike Hubbard. Timmy Smith, Louis LeRoy. Lisa Perry, Johnna Hampton. Kim Bailey. Tammy Tucker, Elisa Bailey. Kim Clem, Glenda Sartam. Beth Tenyle, Beth Holbrook. Jo Beth Cordell, Ann Perry, Michelle Bailey. Dar 1 2 47 1. SLC Officers — Sandra Milford — 1st Vice- President, Wanda White — President, Robin Fleming — 3rd Vice-President, Debbie Cleve- land — 2nd Vice-President, Lynn Maret — Sec- retary, Fran Hilley — Treasurer. 3. Members from the SLC and FHA clubs served refresh- ments for the school's Open House. Pictured are Sherri Cobb, Darlene Hughes, Johnna Hampton, Sandra Milford, and Christi Vickery. 48 ce oac©e cBB e V©0 BQV _______________I________________J The Student Leaders Council, whose overall purpose is to encourage school spirit and pride, involved them- selves in a number of activities this year. They sold booster badges before every football game and they held the Hospitality House on Homecoming Night for the Class of 1977. The SLC sponsored the “Teacher of the Month” program in which a teacher was elected by the members because of his or her concern for the students both professionally and personally. All of the clubs at HCHS contributed money to award the chosen teacher. Also, the club sponsored a school improvement project. Each club was asked to decorate a trash can dealing with the club’s purpose. 2. Row 1 — Janie Sturghill, Sheila Thornton, Tina Rowland, Rena Rowland, Donna Vickery, Tina Brown, Charlotte West, Sandy Crump, Wakenda Gresham, Courtney Verdery, Wanda White, Eve McCorkle, Lynn Maret, Michelle Hicks, Andrea Evans, Sandra Brock, Sally Bai- ley, Christi Vickery, Faye Senkbeil. Row 2 — Tammy Hicks. Kim Crump, Michelle Bailey, Sharon Bowers, Kim Holcomb. Darlene Hughes, Vicki Teasley, Libby Brown. Cheri Lewis, Debbie Cleveland, Lisa Souza, Lori Seymour, Glada Gunnells, Sandra Milford, Brenda Lathan, Deb- bie Carter, Donna Clever, Sheri Cobb. Row 3 — Mr Elam — club advisor, Belinda Souza, Fran Hilley, Jeff Adams. Louis LeRoy, Brian Bur roughs, Gerald Purcell, Chuck Page, Marshall Sayer, Russell Hill, Carren Feltman, Robin Flem- ing, Wendy Roach, Daniel Ankerich. 4. Wanda White. Charlotte West, Courtney Verdery, and Janie Sturghill show spirit badges which the club sold. Row 1 — Kim Crump — Vice President. Sandra Brock Chap lain. Lynn Byrum — Publicity Chairman. Fran Hilley — Presi dent. Beth Temple — Parliamentarian, Chen Lewis — World Services. Tammy Tucker — Secretary. Jean Weaver — Trea surer. Diane Crump. Tammy Hicks Row 2 — Michele McSwam. Michelle Bailey. Sheri Cobb. Pat Cagle, Christi Vickery. Jan Weaver. Janice Moore. Kim Holcomb. Beth Holbrook. Kim Tucker. Elaine Frye. Debra Evans Row 3 — Denise Morns. Car ren Feltman. Melinda Hicks. Joan Parham. Tina Chapman, Teresa Teasley. Donna Johnson. Delores Burgess. Susan Oglesby. Glenda Sartam. Kim Clem. 8renda lathan, Renee Wil son Row 4 — Melanie Basinger. Angela Craft. Robin Fleming. Kathy Ford. Teresa Weaver. Duchess Bratcher. Rhonda Osborne. Tina LeCroy. Kelly Rumsey. Lisa Wilson. Paula Fori son. Diane Williams. Tammy Kay. Tern Moon. Suzanne Den man. Sherri Geddmgs. Phyllis Robertson. Sally Bailey. Pam Hughes. Denise Holland, Connie Gibson. LaVerne Barnes Row 5 — Tina Bailey. Mary Brooks Carter. Keri Brown. 8eimda Souza. Melanie Ayers, Ashley Holding. Jean Marsh. Tami Bailey. Sharon Bowers. Vickie Jones. Lisa Souza. Debbie Cleveland. Tammy Evans. Connie Gaines. Debbie Gurley. Peggy Thomp son Photos Unavailable — Susan Cobb. Cindy Seawnght, Deb t e Weaver “To plant smiles all around. is the purpose of this Tri Hi Y Club These girls have already accomplished sponsoring a dance, giving $25 00 to World Services, furnishing each teacher with a Christmas carnation, and attending a big Y Club rally in Covmgton, Georgia Ms Machen is responsible for mak mg this such a bright and successful club The girls are famous for their weird thoughts for the day. This is iust one example of how they make smiling contagious VQQeCaiM? TOWii tom ov _____________J 1 2 3 2. Miss Machen and her crew learns how to plant smiles at the Y Rally. 3. Christi's and Melanda s it seems. 50 The YRally's three legged race put smiles on everyone's faces except (v a sflPB9g� a eaaa ) A major emphasis was placed on safety in the school and community by the VICA DCT Club. Posters were placed in the school halls and a special Safety Committee was appointed. Also, the club helped to beautify the school facilities and participated in the Skills Olympics. The purpose of the club is to develop the ability of students to plan together, organize, and carry out worthy activities and projects through the use of the democratic process. 1. Bill Bowers. Debbie Teasley, Kenny Beggs, Debbie Rowland, and John Whitmire prepare for the next VICA DCT club meeting. 3. Faye Senkbeil and Jean Marsh pause while they look through magazines for safety articles. Row 1 — John Whitmire — 2nd Vice Pres. Jeff Evans — Trea surer. Connie Shiflet — Secretary. Jan Warnock — 1st Vice Pres. Curtis Seymour — Reporter, Sherri Carter — Safety Chm , Ronnie Stovall — Parliamentarian Row 2 — Edwin Gur •«V — Chaplain. Debbie Rowland. Debbie Teasley. Terri 8lack mon. Kenny Beggs — President. Kathy Bailey. Donna Brown. Delores Harper Row 3 — Wanda Carruth. Janet Spears. Doro thy Maxwell. Kathy Jones. Tony Fowler Row 4 — Ann Reed. Karen Seymour. Karen Lathan. Karen Cleveland. Jimmy Brad ley. Tiny Royston. Kenny Sanders Row 5 — Ang.e Crocker. Linda Fain. Inman Rucker. William Montgomery, George Sims Row 6 — Willie Rucker, Brian Mitchell. Terry Carter. Roy Roy ston, Kenneth York. Row 7 — Mark Shiflet. Keith Fowler. Ricky Dorsey. William Phillips. Luther Rousey. Mr Seymour — advi sor Row 8 — Mark Davis. Ronnie Bailey. Freddie Cagle. Randy Vickery. William Pilgrim Row 9 — Henry Allen. Wilton Bailey. Kenny Brown. Mike Hams Row 10 — Wesley Norris. Keith Hembree. Tony Roper, Steven Norris. Mike Sanders. Greg San ders. Bill Bowers. Ricky Morns. Dennis Sewell. M.ke Sanders Row 11 — Todd Isbell. Hal Brown. Bobby Posey. Tony Powers, Morris Witcher. Junior Gray Not Present — Tony Jones. Lou Gene Johnson. Danny Kotal. Eric McCord. Greg Goss. Glen Sim mons. Keith McKern. Dennis Kotal 51 ros «e qw v© The VICA T l Club is composed of students enrolled in a trade and industrial, technical, or health occupations class withm the high school The activities ot the VICA TAI Club included building and selling flower stands to raise money As a community protect the dub presented the high school library with two ot these flower stands In February, ihc dub held its annual Skills Olympics Also, they collected food tor o needy family at Christmas. The purpose of the club is to develop lead ership abilities through participation m educational, vocational. Civic, recreational, and social activities, and to foster a deep respect for the dignity of work Their protects showed that they met these goals 1. Jimmy Herring — Vice President. Robert McDuffie — Reporter. Alan York — Treasurer Not Shown — Mickey McCollum — President. Paula Whitsel — Secretary. Rusty Cash — Parliamentarian, Michael Skelton — Chaplain 2. Row 1 — Mr. G Milner. Advisor. Michael Skelton. Paula Whitsel. Mickey McCollum. Alan York. Rusty Cash. Robert McDuffie Row 2 — Steve Boggs, Twyler Bowen. Michelle Keller. Penny Phillips, lisha Temple. Teresa Wmsletie. Sandra Moore, Michael Haley, Sam Crump. Roy Cheshire. Bruce Fleming Row 3 — Steve Bai ley. David Campbell, Scott Hulsey. Jimmy Lee. William Lewis, Benny Marlin. Tim Gray. Stan Fortson. Dale Simpson. Mitchell Stamcv. Gerald Pu cell Row 4 — Bryon Myers. Butch Wilson, Mycal Taylor, Randy Bowen, Brian Rowland. Mike Sanders. Tim Brown. Dale Agnew. Allen Crumley. Rodney Cordell Row 5 — Mike 0'8arr, Alan King, Bryan Reed, Alan Alewme. Jack Willi ford, Philip Bailey. Tracy Robinson, John Carlton. Randy Floyd. Eddie Carroll Not Shown — Jimmy Herring. Steve Shaw. Goc dan DeGrave. Wesley Mallard. Curtis Cole. Wayne Lee. Don Bar nard, Tony Teaslev. Sally Bennett. Ricky Bruce, Phil Shiflet, Eric Addison, Roger Carey, Lee Pilgrim. 3. Mr Milner instructs Jimmy Herring and Bryan Reed as they make plant stands for the club to sell 2 52 c oea a? . aeaa The vocational curriculum has proven to be a big help to those pursuing vocational related careers It has proven to be most beneficial to the T l and DCT VICA clubs The vocational classes help members to tram tor the trade m which they plan to concentrate Here. VICA members are shown participating m some vocational classes 1. Dianne Kidd trims Teresa lathans hair in cosmetology class. 2. Randy Saylors and Neil Dickerson sharpen up their honing skills 3. Ronnie Stovall and friends measure sheet metal m met als class 4. Ann Reid studies the parts of the hearl in health careers class 4 53 In the interest of service, YARC members spent the year giving a little help to their friends, the retarded citizens in our area. They sponsored and worked with the Special Olym- pics held at the Hart County Training Center with students enrolled there as participants. Their activities included spon- soring a Bike-Hike, a Bar B Que, a car wash, and a Rock Concert. During all of these activities, time was taken to host a party at the training center which came into action around Christmas holidays. ( tOWfcQ C3B1LP PQB IgfflBOB PBQBCOBS J Row 1 — Richard Cundiff, Gay Jordan — Secretary, Sherry Hyde — Trea surer, Diane Williams — Vice President, Randy Banister — President, Mary Brooks Carter — Publicity Chairman, Sally Bailey. Row 2 — Mickey McCollum, Tina Rowland, Debbie Carter, Sandra Norris, Jackie Lawrence, Teresa Baker, Susan Boteler, Teresa Weaver, Elaine Cashion. Row 3 — Mrs. Sandra Holbrook — Advisor, Tina Bailey, Denise Morris, Tammy Haney, Diane Poole, Denise Holland, Elaine Frye, Becky Mumpower, Jenni fer Warnock, Ms. Little — Advisor. Row 4 — Becky Chitwood, Pam Jordan, Lisa Bradford, Laurie Berrong, Renee Wilson,Sherri Geddings, Jan Toney, Brian Holland, Kenneth Cape, Mitch Yeargm. Row 5 — Teresa Lathan, Jimmy Kittrell, Chuck Holland, Craig Gaines, Robert McDuffie, Ronald Gen tis. 54 1 — “Freedom to be” is the new state theme for the 4-H clubs this year. Freedom to be allows 4-H'ers to be the best kind of person they know how, through 4-H, by selecting the project that best suits their personalities. 4-H gives young people the freedom to achieve their ultimate goals through hard work, dedication, and determination. Through this freedom 4-H'ers are allowed to compete for state and national hon- ors. Belonging to different activities allows 4-H’ers to become involved in their community, state, and nation. Per- haps, if a person doesn't reach his goal immediately he has the freedom to try again. 4-H . . . freedom to make the best better. 1. 4 H ers Jeffrey and Renae Ayers receive awards for winning a poster contest from Mr Pilgrim 2. ow 1 — Martha Gurley. Rhonda Schultz, Cathy Seawright. Lisa Carter. Rebecca Garrett. Renee Mien. Billy Joe Carter. Tonette Stowers. Linda Allen. Glenda Jackson. Delores Harper. Lmda Jackson, patricia Harper. Laurie Mitchell. Joan Parham Row 2 — Frances Rucker. Mona Pless. Sherrie jreenway. Kathy Robertson. Becky Chitwood. Shebtxe Allen. Sandra Norris, Brenda Isom. Wanda stowers. Teresa Gunn. Jane Garrett. Pam Richey. Brent Johnson. Jay Ridgway. Jeffrey Ayers. Donna Joies. Donna Brooks. Katherine Stoyle Row 3 — Lon Cheek. Lisa Reed. Melinda Hicks. Debbie Car er. Christi Vickery. Becky Gurley. Angela Tucker. Sheila Thornton. Debbie Dalton Row 4 — Cindy Maxwell. Kelly Rumsey. Rhonda Osborne. Angela Craft. David McCurley. Kevin Heaton. Howard Strickland. Mike Foster. Billy Barr. Todd Ankench. Mark Berryman. Neil Crump. Jeffrey Carlton. Michele McSwam. Andy Hicks. Regina Rice. Ruby Alexander. Michele Keilar. Mrs Joy Goodrick — Advisor Row 5 — Paula Fortson. Al Ertzberger — Pres . Craig Games. Kathy Ford. Donna Clever. Anna Ridgway — Sec . Todd Payne. David Jones. Tina Floyd. Paul Clever. Chuck Payne. Richard Gurley. Mike Hughes. Chns Cleveland. Mark Dean. Robert Teasley. Paul Fleming. Timothy Blackwell. Britt Bailey. Greg Turner. Kim Tucker. Renee Wilson. Mr Kenneth Pilgrim — Advisor Photos Una vailable — Jean Weaver. Michelle Hicks — Vice F res 1. Who stopped the music? 2. Back home again! Hart 4 H’ers return from District Project Achievement at Rock Eagle. 3. Jeffrey Ayers and Melinda Hicks receive the Business Exploration Award from past winner. Chris Cleveland. 4. Raggedy Ann — a product of 4 H ceramics class. 2 56 i eoi emxieoeeQeecms The feature piece of the puzzle casts its glitter upon life at Hart County High. This is a radiant piece because it recog- nizes those students who have learned to make the most of their talents by striving to reach their goals. This constant striv- ing and conquering of their goals have earned these students the right to be called the “showpieces” of our puzzle. k ' ■ ecoeca 6� vaa 1 3rd Runners-up in the Miss Memoir contest 1. Donna Clever. 2. Felecia Turner. 3. Lydia Ethridge. 3 59 19 seconds. 18 .17 The mounting tension inside each of the homecoming contestants is so obvious that it can almost be heard above the roar of the crowd. 5 . 4 .3 .2 Thebu er sounds and the girls breathe a sigh of relief as the long wait comes to an end and the moment that they have been waiting for approaches The 1977 Homecoming Queen is the few sec onds pause seems to extend throughout all eternity for each of the girls Then, out of the silence, the announcer's voice explodes. Miss Tammy Hicks!' 60 1. Members of the Homecoming Court are — Tina Rowland. Wakenda Gresham. Tammy Hicks, Tina Brown, Felecia Turner, Queen Tammy Hicks. 2. Class queens are — Fresh- man class — Wanda Morrison. Michelle McSwain, Sophomore class — Brenda Lathan. Linda Mattox, Junior class — Vicki Teasley, Sandra Milford. 61 EoiiBabtoQti| Who would ■! be’ Miss Bulldog would be the girl who pro moted Bulldog support throughout the football season and pos sessed a friendly, outgoing personality It was a difficult choice tor the football team, but they had to reach a decision Pregame time had come The lime of suspense was over. ••I was nervous I was so nervous I felt like everybody was staring at me When they did the drum roll, it seemed like it would last forever. Then, when they said my name. I was shocked '• — Miss Bulldog. Kim Crump 62 The Senior football players that worked so hard this season took time off to be with the gris that they had chosen to be can didates for Miss Bulldog Each girl had planned and prepared for the night days before What to wear, how to stand, and when to smile were considered as the girls thought how the night would go. The candidates felt very special to be chosen as a sponsor for a senior football player and each hekJ a feeling of hopeful excitement 1. Courtney Verdery and David Kesier 2. Tammy Bailey and Randy Childers 3. Jean Marsh and Ted Hilley 4. Bonn Clark and Kenneth Goss 5. Mary 8rooks Carter and Randy Banister 63 64 65 66 caoaa caaaatf aoeaa waaeti£B vaaa . ooa awaa_________, Rena Rowland, Miss Merry Christmas nostalgically rides her horse through the Jaycees Christmas Parade. 67 qqbc qqq caose sm aoes raeMPeoGasPaeop ©0� evaaeeui Prove: Darlene Mize is Star Student 1 Darlene Mize 2. Top 10% of Senior Class 3. Highest Score on 4 Darlene Mtzeis Star Student Prove: Miss Thompson is Star Teacher 1 Miss Thompson 2. 17 years of for mat education 3 Dedication to car 4 Miss Thompson is Star Teacher The Star Student banquet was sponsored this year by the Hart County Teacher’s Association and the Pilot Club International sponsored the star student, Darlene Mize, and the star teacher, Miss Brenda Thompson. The guest speaker was Mr. Bill Scott, President of the Georgia Association of Education. -----------'l QaS ai2© ia aiaaa© eyyyseaeyyya ____________J Just as important as good grades, is good citizenship. Each year, the sen- ior class chooses students with out- standing personalities to be spon- sored by the Jaycees and DAR as Best Citizens. 1. Jaycees representative — Louis Leroy. 2. DAR representative — Tina Brown 3. DAR rep resentative — Randy Banister. 69 0tobbow vocta eaecaca acae „ eiaaos e Bt tap, 1 2 1. T«a Brown has been a member of the Beta dub for four years. She served as president for one year and publicity chairman for one year She belonged to the Language Club for three years, and is Eesently serving as the president She has been a member of the band for four years and a flagtwir for three years Tina is shown above rehearsing a routine. Tina has won awards including a Solo and Ensemble award for four years, a Band Festival Award for three years, and the Who’s Who Award for one year Also, she has received DAR and Kiwams awards. Tina has also been recognized by the Beta club for being a straight A student. 2. Chris Cleveland has been an active member of 4 H for four years Chris has held various offices in 4 H Some of these include Local Vice President. Local Secretary. Council Board Member. Parliamentarian. District Board Member, and State Board Mem ber He has won numerous awards, such as second place m State Project Achievement m Health, first place for District Projeci Achievement m Health, and first place National Project Achievement in Health, the 4 H Key Award, the I Dare You Award, the Master 4 H Award, and numerous 4 H Achieve ment Medals. Chris has also been a Beta club member for two years. Chris is shown above with his 4 H Awards. 70 toeatfisroe bhsgqkk eeacaa etec ea aae jauecaaaa c g 1. Donna Clever has been active in Beta. 4 H. and in AHCC. where she is presently serving as first Vice-President. She has won various awards in 4 H Some of these are the Georgia Key Award, Citi- zenship and Leadership Awards, and she won the district title for Chairman of Community Pride and placed second for the state competition Donna has been a cheerleader for two years, a member of the band for four years, and she is a VIP Bandsman Donna is shown above with her 4 H awards 2. Richard CundiH has been involved in many outstanding activities He has held the office of Treasurer for the Science Club, which he has been in for three years He has also been in the Beta Club and he is presently active as Regional Vice President for YARC and has also served as a Chairman on the State Membership Committee Richard has shown an interest in football and has been on the team for two years Among some of the honors that Richard has are the Science Award. Certificate of Merit m Industrial Arts, and he has been a GHP semi finalist. Richard has also attended Boys' State As shown above Richard is also a diligent student 71 QtiCQQV QBC3C3P bqqq sarnae___________, 1. Sandy Crump has been active m the Beta club for four years as well as Science, SIC. FHA, lan Quage. Oemostnemans. 4 H. and Math Dubs Also, Sandy has been a member of the band for four years She has placed in the All District Band for three years and she has won the Who's Who in Music Award for one year She is a VIP Bandsman, and is shown above as a section leader for the clarinets. Sandy served as Homeroom Vice President during her Sophomore year Among some of the honors Sandy holds are the Kiwams Award, an English medal and several band medals 2. Craig Gaines has been involved in many High School activities which includes the YARC and 4 H Dubs He has served as the 4 H Vice President for one year and has won several 4 H Awards He has also been active in sports, for he has been on the golf team three years His zest for music is shown above as he plays on his French horn. Craig has been involved with the band for four years During that time, he has attended District Band for two years, the Solo and Ensemble Festival, and has served as Squad leader, marching Band manager and District officer. 72 caoecoac a mum oece ipam___________J 1 1. When it comes to 4 H. Michelle Hicks has done almost every project from consumer education to poultry lodging. Among her achievements on the district level are leadership, citizenship, and achievement awards, the Georgia Key Award, the Cotton Boll and Project Achievement Awards. On the state level she has been awarded the I Dare You Award and Master 4 Her Award She was a State Health winner and a State Sweepstakes winner, and she has also been a page at the Georgia Capitol. Her national activities have been the national 4 H Conference, and the Citizenship shortcourse She has also won three scholarships m Communications. Forestry and one from the Georgia Egg Com- mission One of Michelle's projects m 4 H was ventriloquism She is shown above with her friend. Willie She serves as the state FHA President Michelle has also been Editor of the Memoir, a major ette. and a member of the Beta club for four years where she has been recognized with an award for having all A s. 2. Ted Hilley has been a member of several clubs, including Hi Y. SIC. FCA. and Inter act. where he served as the secretary. He has played B Team and Varsity Football, and he has attended All District Football. Also, Ted has won several athletic awards 73 h caauQV act10 , aas? aweasaeeoa, 1 1. Lynn Maret has been active m several clubs She has served as Secretary of language and SIC clubs. Chairman ot Degrees tor FHA. and she has been a member ot the Beta Club for four years Lynn has been a member of the band for lour years, and she has served as band President She has been to All District Band, and has won a band award. She was in the color unit for the Marching Band As illustrated above Lynn is a superior student and has won an award for her straight A aver age 2. Jay Hutcherson has spent much of his time with the band He attended the Solo and Ensem ble Festival tor five years, the North District Band Festival, the Georgia Music Workshop tor three years. All District Band, and the All State Jazz Ensemble Jay has won fourteen Superior Medals m solo and ensemble competition. He has taken an interest m the sport of golf, as shown above 74 ■ ama aoeacaav am emea cm? _______________________J 1. Anna Ridgway has held many offices during her four years of high school Many of these offices have centered around 4 H She was Vice-President of 4 H for two years. Secretary during her Senior year, and Parliamentarian She is presently serving as the 4 H District President She has been a member of the Math Club for two years and served as Vice President her Junior year. She has also been a Beta Club member Anna s diverse interest also includes the field of business for she was an FBLA member and held the office of Parliamentarian Anna is shown above typing a manuscript. 2. Chuck Kay has been in Band for four years He has atiended All State and All District Band, won several Band Solo and Ensemble medals, and has been recognized as Who's Who m Music for two years. Above, he is shown leadna the band. He has also been in the Beta Club for four years and has served as the President for AHCC during his Junior year He has been awarded by the DAR as a Best Citizen, and also by the KiwanisClub 75 aopeaiiQtfQae eveeaoave oooujvujjv acao eveoa aav 1 1. Courtney Verdery has been in the Beta Club for lour years and has served as the Vice President and Secretary. She has also served as Secretary of the Science Club and President of the Anchor Club She has been a Class Ideal for two years In the band. Courtney has served as Secretary. Squad leader, and has also been recognized as a VIP She has attended All State and All District Band for two years She has been rewarded for being a top student for three years and having the highest average during her freshman year She has also been awarded by the Kiwanis Club and is a GHP Finalist As shown above Courtney applies herself in order to achieve 2. Steve Kay has been very active m football He has been on the team for four years as a halfback and has won several awards revolving around Sports Among those awards are Most Valuable Player. Scholastic Award. Most Valuable Back in B Team, and he has lettered for four years He has been a member of numerous dubs such as Beta for four years. Language. FCA. and Interact where he served as President He received the Kiwanis Club Award 76 'eePQQliQ'uTOB 0TO0BfflTO' ecaaubowa csbsv am BOeBVBatoQQffl_______ 1 2 1. Charlotte West has been in the Beta Club for four years and has served as President this year. Charlotte is shown above making final preparations for the January club meeting She was secretary of the Science Club during her Junior year. She has been a member of the band for four years and is a VIP. Also. Charlotte was a fiagtwirier in the marching band She has been a GHP Finalist and has won a Kiwanis Award. She has also placed m the All District Band for two years. 2. Ricky Lawson has concentrated his efforts for the past four years upon the band He has been a VIP for four years, and a section leader and stadium manager for two years He has also attended All State and All District Band One of Ricky's special achievements was to be m the MacDonald's All American Band Ricky also has to his credit four Festival medals, eighteen Solo and Ensemble medals. Outstanding Bands man for two years. Who's Who m Musk for two years, and he has been a GHP Finalist. Also. Ricky was active as a State Officer of the AHCC in his Junior year As shown above Ricky and his baritone are an inseparable pair. 77 Each year, students are chosen according to grades and teacher recommendations to attend the statewide Gover- nor's Honors Program. These students are chosen in differ- ent subject areas, according to their own interests. This year's nominees to Governor's Honors are — Row 1 — Kim Bailey — Language Arts, Glada Gunnells — Vocational Education, Micki Beebe — Fine Arts. Row 2 — Darlene Hughes — Fine Arts, Phillip Bailey — Mathe- matics, and Tammy Tucker — Mathematics. r fl«2Q©B9e bppobvs' GJQBQB tfQOCllS v© ©©BBta©a88 ca©ffl©ae 78 Qopaaoea qqq q Hart County High has many outstanding seniors. Only after many years of involvement, leadership and responsibil- ity, as well as pressures, have these people made their dreams become reality. One of the main reasons why these Seniors have achieved their goals is because they under- stand the meaning of leadership. Leadership is not a gift that comes with an office or job, instead, it’s a quality which must be learned and shared. When this quality is shared with others, the outgrowth of leadership becomes more leadership. 1. Anna Ridgway — North District President of the 4 H Club. Richard Cun- diff — Regional Vice-President of the YARC Club. 2. Donna Clever — State Vice-President of the AHCC Club. Chris Cleveland — District and State Board of Directors for 4 H. Michelle Hicks — State President of FHA. 3. Ricky Lawson — Representative in the MacDonald's All-American Band. 79 Voting, counting votes, breaking ties. These are all a part of electing the Class ideals. Cho sen by the student body, these students are known for their friendliness, and popularity. This year, the honor of being a Class Ideal goes to: 1. Courtney Verdery and David Kesler. 2. Diane Crump and Jimmy Herring. 3. Laurie Ber rong and William Lewis. 4. Sherri Cobb and Al Ertzberger. etaee qqqocs ____________y 80 The never ending practices, the long hours, and the struggle to be «1 are things the athletes of Hart County High face during practices and games. All of these things fit together to make the competition in the puzzle. eOGJGWQTO oca toq ■ ©©aecos v Ro 1 — Tony Berryman. Steve Kay. Scott Ankench. Grant Banister. Dale Smith. Roger Freeman. Chris Whitfield. Eddie Starks. Kenneth Freeman. Sam Basinger. Joey Sayer. Steve 82 Ramsey. Rodney Eaves Row 2 — Dean Rowland. David Thorn ton. Mike Westbrook. Mark Sanders. Allen Crumley. Alan King, Neal Crump. Mike Moon. Paul Fleming. Stan Fortson. Micky McCollum. Chuck Page. Randy Banister, Stevie Duncan. Mr Jack Row 3 — Coach King. Coach May. Coach Gent. Coach Todd Payne. David Farmer. Randy Childers. Clarence Shit let. Stan Mattox. Larry Smith. Randy Wilkins. Melvin Rucker. Ken Brown. Tim Cheek. Marshall Sayer. Penland Smith lie© ©Q© tfaflocasae BBWCfl OK) J The Hart County football program had all new faces this year along with new ideas and new coaching methods which gave a different shape to the varsity football squad. Although this was a disappointing season for the Dogs, Hart County has fine coaches and experienced players returning next season. 2 3 1. Coach Roger Krick — offensive line 2. Coach Tim Stewart — offensive and defen sive line 3. Coach Dick Childress — defensive ends and linebackers 4. Head Coach Mike King 5. Coach Alton Carson — defensive line and receivers 84 4 eacao©Be teas oca , BBSOOOiBQOOQ , 2 The Senior Football players at Hart County High School this season were caught in a year of rebuilding. This year’s seniors were caught between coaching methods and the bulk of the team lacked experience. However, these seniors led the rest of the team to a reasonably good season consider- ing that in the beginning they were strangers to the coaches and their new methods. 85 4 [oeee syacae qm e� Although the 3-7 season compiled by the Dogs this year was a bit disap- pointing in the win-loss column, it was known that this was a rebuilding year for the Bulldogs. The experience gained by the players and coaching staff this season will pay off in the coming seasons for Hart County. 1. Senior Micky McCollum 2. Pee Wee regener ates exhausted Bulldog. 3. Senior Randy Child ers 4. Senior Wade Gaines 5. Play by play crew — Spotter, Mark Gordon; Voice of the Dogs. Mike Hubbard; Spotter, Harris Who Brown. 6. Senior Stan Mattox 5 86 2 (poaatfBoaePTO) Inexperience and lack of consist- ency is the best way to characterize the 1977 Bulldogs. Many of the play- ers were inexperienced and the team was not consistent on their perform- ances on Friday’s games. But, through hard work, dedication and discipline, the Dogs have promise. 1. Senior David Kesler 2. Senior Jeff Jones 3. Senior Steve Kay 4. Mr Mimms selling tickets is a familiar scene Friday nights at Herndon sta dium. 5. Senior Randy Bannister 87 The coaching staff introduced a new program to the Football team this year One offensive and one defensive player «vas selected each week as the player of the week by the coaches The awards were based upon leadership during the entire week of practice and performance at the games on Friday The pro gram gave each player a goal to strive for and the coaches felt that this program was a successful. Another new program designed to help the football team was sponsored by the Hart County Athletic Booster Club. Films of each game were shown to the public and narrated by the coaches. 1. Chuck Page aims toward the uprights. 2. Bulldog ball carrier carries for first down. 3. Gang Tackling — •'Kill Dogs Kill 4. Quarter- back Mike Moon back to pass. 4 88 Game Summaries HART vs. CRESENT — For the second year in a row the Dogs started off their season with a game against the Cre sent Tigers. In this year’s game, how- ever, there were many first game mis takes by the Dogs both on offense and defense. Cresent 16 — Hart 8. HART vs. RABUN — This was the first win of the season for the Bulldogs and both the offense and defense was out- standing in the game against the Wild- cats. At one point in the game, the Hart County defensive team held Rabun on our own four yard line for four downs. Hart 7 — Rabun 0. HART vs. WINDER — The Dogs trav- eled to Winder, Ga. to challenge the Winder-Barrow Bulldogs. Although the Hart County Dogs played well the entire game they failed to score. Mis- takes and penalties cost us the ball game. Winder-Barrow 7 — Hart 0. HART vs. FRANKLIN — The first sub- region game for Hart County was played in Carnesville against the Lions. The players were up for the game and eager to play and per- formed extremely well in the first half. but the dogs came back from the locker room and had a disappointing second half. Franklin 27 — Hart 8. HART vs. MADISON — Penalties, penalties, penalties, penalties. This was our downfall in this game with Madison County. After having some internal problems, the Bulldogs came back and played a great offensive and defensive game. In the last seven or eight minutes of the game. Hart had a chance to win but just couldn't advance enough to cross the goal line. Madison 21 — Hart 7. HART vs. OGLETHORPE — After a heart breaking loss to Madison County, the Bulldogs jumped right back to have their second victory of the season. Both the offe nsive and defensive performancewas outstand- ing in this game. In the second quar- ter, the Patriots managed to get to Bulldog four, and four plays later the Mighty Bulldogs thrust them back to the twenty-five. Hart 12 — Oglethorpe TOP- HART vs. RIVERSIDE — With Home coming festivities in the air, the dogs added a fine football victory to the excitement, defeating the Cadets from Riverside Military. Everyone on the Varsity squad played in this contest. Hart 27 — Riverside 6. HART vs. STEPHENS — Although the Bulldog performance was not the best in this game. Hart was completely overpowered and outclassed by the enormous Stephens County team. The two teams were evenly matched by no means and Stephens delighted in run- ning up the score. The final score was an embarrasing 54 to 0. HART vs. ELBERT — Hart County performed well in this game even though it was not indicated by the final score. Elbert scored mainly on 3 long runs. The Bulldog offense suf- fered from lack of consistency. Elbert 25 — HartO. HART vs. FRANKLIN — This game against the Lions did not count as a sub region game and many players were ready to bring this disappointing season to an end. Franklin County's performance was excellent and they were rewarded with a 33-0 victory. (fa8 a a eas� op raa I oaaa Each Friday, everyone has a certam fob to fulfill, whether it be fan. coach, player, or ticket seller — it s all a part of the game t. One of the most popular pans of a football game — the concession stand. 2. Quarterback Randy Banister throws to an open receiver 3. Running back Mooney Goss heads straight for the goal line. 4 - Honey I’ve tokl you a thousand times . . never call me at work' • Id • qp was oacaa This summer the Varsity football cheerleaders attended day camp at the University of Georgia in Athens They worked hard selling ads. having bake sales, and raising money to buy new uniforms. They practiced every day during football season preparing for the games and pep rallies, and making spirit signs for the halls They also treated the football team to •goodies at least once a week 1. Debbie Carter. Vickie Jones. Andrea Evans. Fran Htlley. Wanda White — not shown 2. Cheer leader Captain, Kim Crump 3. Advisors — Mary Beth Nichols and Joy Lynn Tynes 91 1 92 (eoas gfcaQ omg ocae) The J.V. team this year was a combination of the 9th grade and Varsity teams. They had very few workouts as a team before their first game. They did not have a Steeler season but did good for a J.V. team with little experience. 1. Todd Payne strides wide to gam yardage. 2. Sam Basinger runs a quar terback sneak 3. Larry Smith has trouble holding the pigskin 4. Marshall Sayer pulls player s leg. 5. Sam Basinger looks for a player 6. No 80 attempts to break through the defensive wall 7. No 52 bulldozes in on the play. 93 94 BOOace POOTBQit QUliS QbQ Hart 24 22 Elbert Hart 6 . . 6 Stephens Hart 0 . 6 Stephens Hart 0 . 6 Elbert Hart 12 ... . 24 Elbert The 9th Grade team tackled some rough opposition which they could not overcome but with pure team power they destroyed the hopes of other teams to overcome them. Their main opponents were the Stephens Co. Indians. The team tied them once but lost to Stephens in their last encoun ter. The 9th Grade team was molded into a team by Coaches May and Gent. Coach May is in his fifth year of driving the dogs. Coach Gent, came to us from Northwest Christian Academy in Miami just this year. Both built the rookies into a team which has great promise for the future. 1. Standing — Coach Gent, Todd Payne, Richard Duke, David Farmer. Mark Sanders, Sam Basinger, Bill Frye. Kneeling — Richard Maxwell, Dean Rowland, Joey Sayer, Ricky Adams, Mark Reed, Jerome Jackson. Photos Unavailable — James Starks, Rufus Hill, Ricky Fades, Charles Sadler, Mike Westbrook, Alan Risner. 2. Coach Gent. 3. Coach May 4. Team power cap- tures the Redskin's back. 95 ( «sosa) The 9th Grade big orange team really put the squeeze on the Stephens Co. Indians but the Indians applied their pres- sure tactics and made juice out of the Dogs instead. 1. Mighty defense smokes out one little Indian. 2. Ricky Eades tries to out wit the Stephens County tribe 3. Ricky Eades completes the pass despite attempts to intercept. 4. James Starks becomes the arrowhead in the Ste phens Co. player s side. 2 3 96 QcaQQQcfiaeoaQ From game to game and from pep rally to pep rally. They kept the team in mind with everything they did. By screaming those cheers and shaking those pom- pons for both 9th Grade and B team games, they sparked the crowds. 5. 9th Grade Cheerleaders — Tammy Berrong, Kathy Ford. Karen Greba. Miriam Stovall. Cindy Maxwell. 97 This season has produced very competitive action because of a very tough schedule. At the beginning of the season several players were seeing action but for the last third of the year the team had settled down to a basic starting group. Coach Loftice led his Bulldogs to a 12-10 regular season record and to two second place sub-region titles. Cfia@G) '.C-Wi 1. Stephon Gunter, Bernard Fouch, James Jonesj jtan Mattoxl Lewis Black- well, Russell Dye, Terah Sturghill Standing — Kerf Brown, Stan Shumaker, David Rucker, Wade Games, Wendell Jordan, Silas Clark, Ron Leverette, Mooney Goss, Coach Jerry Loftice. 2. Coach Loftice works up some game strategy. 98 The Hart County Boys played as a team this year and as a result ended up with a successful season. One of the main reasons for their success was the leadership of the six senior players on the Bulldog squad. The seniors, with their basketball skill and leadership on and off the court, helped make the team mold together as a unit. 1. David Rucker — Forward. 2.£ tan Mattox]— Guard. 3. Wade Gaines — Cemer. +. james Jones — Guard. 5. Lewis Blackwell — Guard. 6. Mooney Goss — Guard. 99 aeaowca ecaacjae oa , aaoaaaB em sj mw y In addition to a season record of 12 wins and 10 losses, the Bulldogs earned two second place sub region titles. In the regular season, the Dogs had a sub region record of 5 and 3. Then in the 8AA East Tournament the Bulldogs made it to the final game for the championship. The Dogs were trailing Stephens County by 20 points and after a spectacu- lar comeback the Indians won the championship by only 1 point. Although the Bulldogs came in second place in the tournament they were the winners in their superior perform- ance on the court. 1. Hart's James Jones attempts to block an opponent's shot. 2. Silas Clark moves in for a score. 3. Dogs set up offense in game against Elbert. 4. Ron Leverette lays up” two points. 5. Silas Clark and David Rucker stand to stop a Gainesville player. 2 3 100 HART 61 CLARKE CENTRAL 65 HART 81 FRANKLIN 73 HART 55 CEDAR SHOALS 75 HART 72 ELBERT 77 HART 57 STEPHENS 58 HART 81 OGLETHORPE 66 HART 68 GAINESVILLE 71 HART 89 T L HANNA 55 HART 81 MADISON 60 HART 79 NORCROSS 70 HART 74 SPRAYBERRY 72 HART 86 GAINESVILLE 90 HART 92 ELBERT 80 HART 69 OGLETHORPE 62 HART 71 STEPHENS 79 HART 71 CLARKE CENTRAL 81 HART 65 CEDAR SHOALS 72 HART 71 FRANKLIN 68 HART 85 NORCROSS 69 HART 92 MADISON 61 8AA East Sub Region Tournament — HART 81 FRANKLIN 70 HART 68 STEPHENS 69 % 101 The Hart County Varsity Girls had a very successful sea- son, considering the fact that three starters and two leading scorers had been lost from last season. The four seniors provided the leadership that was needed to end up with an exciting 13-9 season record. 0008099 GOBbQ 9© v. - AS 8 QSBfleOBj, 1. Managers — Tina Floyd and Erica Dooley. 2. Coach May gives his girls directions during a time out. 3. Row 1 — Elaine Spears, Tami Bailey, Tammy Hicks, Sylvia Pickens, Annie Ramsey, Glenda Sartam Row 2 — Carolyn Goss, Carolyn Robertson, Debra Blackwell, Mary Rucker, Coach Robin May, Linda Curry, Ginger Hicks, Lisa Perry. 4. Senior player Tammy Hicks. 5. Senior player Tami Bailey. 6. Senior player Elaine Spears. 7. Sen ior player Sylvia Pickens. 103 eoaawQe stQmQvmv V_______________J 1. Lisa Perry feeds a pass to Mary Rucker. 2. Ginger Hicks stops a Franklin County drive. 3. Mary Rucker ties up a Franklin player as Lisa Perry applies the defense. 4. Tammy Hicks takes it down court for Hart. 104 Hart Hart Hart Hart Hart Hart Hart Hart Hart W Hart Hart Hart Hart Hart Hart Hart Hart Hart Hart Hart 46 42 56 53 34 72 35 46 57 43 58 75 57 76 42 67 71 52 50 3| Clarke Central Franklin Cedar Shoals Elbert Stephens Oglethorpe Gainesvifte T. L. Hanna Madison Norcross Sprayberry Gainesville DbertiJ Oglethorpe Stephens Clarke Central Cedar Shoals Franklin Norcross Madison The Hart County girls played together as a team all year and under the expert coaching ability of Coach May earned a 13-9 record but unfortunately lost two important games with Stephens and Franklin with close scores and ranked fourth in the final sub-region standings. 3 1. Lisa Perry puts it up for the Dogs. 2. Elaine Spears attempts to get past a Franklin County guard. 3. Carolyn Goss tries for two more points. 105 The 1977-78 Basketball Cheerlead- ers kept the players in good spirit for the games by making favors for the players, coaches and managers, throwing surprise parties, making goodie bags, decorating the dressing rooms before games, and providing snacks for long bus rides. Led by sponsors Miss Tynes and Miss Nichols, the cheerleaders worked hard after school learning and perfecting new cheers. 3 1. Cheerleaders fire up the crowd at a Bulldog Basketball game. 2. Sheila Thornton, Delphine Thornton, Sue Hester, Donna Clever, Tammy Cheerleader sponsors Miss Nichols and Miss Tynes. 3. Angela Patterson, Johnson, and Vickie Ramsey. w� eovs vese OB OOOBVCO Gfi� ________________________ J Coach Wayne Gent coached this J.V. boys team to be the best in North Georgia, and the second record showed it — 12 wins, 3 losses and 1 tie. The best players were Billy Rucker and Robert Teasley. The most improved players were Jimmy Smith, Ken Brown, Steve Curry and Wendall Jordan. Coach Gent predicts that some of these players will be pushing for starting jobs on Varsity next year. I. Coach Geni. 2. Members of the JV Boys Team are — Casilo Hughes, Jamuel Brown, Howard Strickland, James Lewis, Russell Hill, Darrell Craft, Billy Rucker, Coach Gent. Standing — Robert Teasley, Curtis Cole, Donnie Burch, Kevin Heaton, Jimmy Smith, Steve Curry, Keith Stowers. 107 SQtfQ QQ Jta ey) 3 4 1. Jimmy Smith goes for a lay upshot and adds another two points to the JV Bulldog's score 2. Billy rear 3. Joe Sturghill. Checo Stowers and Paul Clever served as managers lor the J V s this season. Rucker dribbles past the opposing team while Robert Teasley stands on guard and ready to go m the 4. Billy Rucker raises a knee'' to help push up another two points for tne J.V.'s. 108 3 4 1. Samuel Brown adds pom :, by ringing the basket over the opponent’s head 2. This guy shouldn’t Teasley and Samuel Brown go together to battle it out with the opposing force be allowed to make this shot! said Samuel 3. Kevin Heaton hunts for a Bulldog receiver 4. Robert 109 V The J.V. Girls were a hard team to beat this season. With 3 losses by an amazing margin of one point, and 2 losses by a two point margin, the record could have easily been 10-4. The outstanding players were Debra Blackwell, who was also the high scorer with 201 points total, and Glenda Sartain. The most improved players were Michelle Bailey and Ginger Hicks. 1. Coach Geni. J V coach, gasps lor hope at the J V girls 2. J.V. Girls Team — Carolyn Rucker. Tina Bailey. Ginger Hicks. Debra Martin. Michele McSwam. Pal Cagle Standing — Kim Clem. Erica Dooley. Melanie Ayers. Sandra Shumaker. Su anne Denman. Michelle Bailey, Wanda Morrison, and J V Coach Wayne Gem no to Goats ) 1. Sandra Shumaker scrambles for the ball 2. Debra Marlin goes for two points around the opposing kx p and raises the score of the Bulldog JV s team 3. Ginger Hicks takes a peek at the distance that she is from the goal 4. Ginger Hicks hoops a 111 3 4 112 1. The managers play an important part in helping the players Joyce Tucker and Annie Ramsey served as managers for the Girls J V team. 2. Carolyn Rucker throws for two points over the oppos mg team 3. Ginger Hicks puts her best hand forward 4. Michelle Bailey looks for a Bulldog to carry the ball. ojoujvuj eaatiij ao a V._____________________________J %,! riT Rand Rl er- Thomas McCord. Jerry Burton. James Thornton. Thomas litched, Rufus Hill, J. T. Eades Standing — Coach Alton Carson. David Jones. Timothy Blackwell. Robert Cornett. James Starks. Greg Cornett. Sam Basinger 2. Coach Alton Carson served as 9th grade boys basketball coach 3. James Starks, remember, Dr. .rTtips.goes c?Tsh 113 Coach Alton Carson's Crusaders, otherwise known as the 9th Grade team, showed what they were made of by fighting four winning games. At their sides cheering them on were the 9th grade Cheerleaders led by Miss Linda Lyles. Advisor, and Karen Greba, captain. 1 2 3 1. Timothy Blackwell makes two points over the head of a Blue Devil. 2. Tammy Berrong, Karen Greba. Kathy Ford. Miriam Stovall, and Cindy Max James Starks grasps for the ball from the Devil's hand 3. Cheerleaders — well cheered the 9th grade team on to victory. eeeaaye ecoaae amm _____________________ The Stephens County Indians may be on top of a pow wow but when the dogs are let loose, it’s watch out injuns. The 77 baseball team defeated Stephens 5-3 and were on the prowl again to down Clark Central 3-2. The most valuable player trophy went to Earston Mattox and the baseball sportsman- ship trophy was awarded to Mark Brown. Scott Ankerich was the recipient of the Baseball Coaches award. 1. Pitcher Jeff Fabian in wind-up. 2. Corlis Norman, Jimmy Lee. Scott Hul sey, Scott Ankerich, Ted Ankerich, Wayne Patterson. Mark Brown, Larry Turner. 2nd Row — Earston Mattox, Robert Teasley. Howard Strickland. Steve Bailey. Scott Cleveland. Darell Craft, Jeff Fabian. Clarence Shiflet. and Coach Wayne Hawkins. 115 (ae g ream fflfflBSQ aaa) The Golf team just could not get teed off this season. Hav- ing a 2-9 season and finishing 6th in the region meet. The team was mostly made up of young players. Coach May prophesied that the team would be more up to par next sea- son. 1. A number one man on the number one tee. Jay Hutcherson 2. Team members — Glenn Pridgen, Craig Gaines, Ben Phillips, Judd Bailey, Andy Hicks. Britt Bailey. Coach Robin May. mm 'ju u ewseca . QQcaoae e seay With only two seniors to lead the Hart County’s Tennis team last year, they ended up with a 2-4 season record. The team played extremely well, worked hard all season, and had two wins over the Elbert tennis team with narrow losses to Stephens, Franklin, and Madison counties. The Bulldogs also played well in the sub-region but unfortunately lost out in the tournament. The captains for the boys team were Dwaine Williams and Chuck Page; Captains for the girls were Donna Johnson, Michelle Hicks and Courtney Verdery. 1. Chuck Page serves away 2. Rena Rowland. Michelle Hicks. Kathy Greba, Laura Feltman, Coutney Verdery, Belinda Souza. Tina Rowland. Donna Johnson 2nd Row — Dale Smith, Stanley Risner. Chuck Page. Coach McCurley, Dwaine Williams. Ken Brown, Rodney Eaves. 117 ( oa gK3B gaaaa ) 1. Wade Gaines heave ho's one for the Dogs. 2. Girls' Track Team — Joyce Roebuck, Terri Heard, Josephine Daniels. Bettie Jones. 3. Boys' Track Team — Coach Rathburn, Mr. Romem. Paul Clever. Jimmy Smith, Wade Gaines, Willie Jones, Columbus Hunter, Melvin Jordan, Billy Rucker, Kenny Brown. Coach Collins. Kneeling — Chris Whitfield, Keith Oglesby, Ralph Scott. Donny Burch, Joel Hunt. The teachers at Hart County High seek better ways of teaching their subjects. This seeking requires long hours and hard work. Only the puzzle seekers can transform their seemingly unrelated stu dents into individuals who can excel in their courses. For all their seeking, answering, and finding we become more aware and better students. To you, the teachers of Hart County High, we say thank you. 1. Hart County Board of Education — Gaines Cordell, Sam Grizzle, Linder McMullan, Hugh Maret, Elizabeth Vickery, Jim Gurley — Superintendent. 2. Jerry Robin son, Ga. Southern College MEd. School Administration, Principal of Hart County High. 3. Don Elam, Mahon Military Inst . Fla State Univ., Ga. Southwestern College, Valdosta State College, Adminis- tration and Supervision Master, BS, Physical Ed., MA, Physical Ed., AA, Marion Military Inst., Advisor of Student Leaders, Asst. Principal of Hart County High. “The New Additions at Hart County High have produced a change of life. The new administration is constantly working to make our school a better place in which to learn and mature. The organization and determination 120 can surely be recognized by outsiders when visiting our school. Together the administrators, are working to sort out the puzzle of students curriculum, and faculty. This sorting results in a more effective school situation in which to function. (1. William P. Chandler West Georgia College, University of Georgia, BS Ed., MEd 2. Judy Wilson Columbia Bible College. Umv. of South Carolina. Umv. of Georgia 3. Brenda Cheek Umv. of Georgia, BS Ed. in English, M Ed. in Counseling, Ed.S. in Counseling. Career Ed. Specialist. Advisor of Student Council 4. Betty O. Tise Umv of Georqia, Georqia State Umv. AB . MEd.. Beta Club Advisor 3. 21 Singing Songs, playing different instruments, making crafts, and learning the French language is the FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT at Hart County High. The fine arts allows students to express themselves in the way they enjoy most. 2. 3. t. Alice H. Rudisill, Univ. of N.C. BA; An. 2. Joy Lynn Tynes, North Ga. College, Univ. Dijon in France BA; French 3. Ron Jonson, Western Kentucky Univ. BM; Univ. of Ga. MMe; Music Dept. Head. 4. Deborah Watson, Ga. Col lege BSEd. Music; Chorus. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ 4. Reading fills the mind with knowledge, beauty, and songs. The Librarians keep the high school library up to date with the latest reading material. Students can always enter the library with keen anticipation of finding a book to fit their needs. 3. ----------- 1. Ann Burney, Southern Business Univ.; Asst. Librarian. 2. Fred Mims, Furman Univ. BH., Univ. of Ga. MEd., Librarian. 3. Betty Seymour, Univ. of Ga. BS. Home Ec., MEd., Library; Librarian. V___________ 1 27 -----—--------------------------------------- The ENGLISH DEPARTMENT explores the past as it studies the present. Literature carries the students back to the days of Hamlet and Rome. Not only do students study the world of literature but also the world of com- position, usage, and grammar. 1. Bettye Bruce, Asbury College BA, English and Social Studies; English, Reading, Journalism, and Government; Hi- Life Advisor 2. Betty Edwards, Lander Col lege BA; English. 3 Kate M. Gurley, Brew ton-Parker College, Ga Southern College BS Grammar and Compos ition. Beta Club Advi sor. 4. Ernelle Hughes Spelman College Univ of Ga. AB, MS, and MEd.; English. 5. Rebecca S. Mewborn, Univ. of Ga. BS; Eng lish. Head of English Dept 6. Robert Ervin Murphy, Yale Univ.; Univ. of Ga BA and MEd.; English; Literary magazine. 7. Mary Beth Nichols, Queens Col- lege, Univ. of Ga. BSEd, Reading and English Sponsor of Cheerlead ers. 8. Joanne L. Ridg way, Univ. of Ga BSEd., MEd., English Sr. Class Advisor. 9 Cathi Teel, Western llli nois Univ. BA; English and Journalism, Year book Advisor. 7 ( Students must add up all their figures and equations to stay on top of the math system. As courses advance students must adapt themselves to the changing problems. The MATH DEPARTMENT works hard by calculat ing and subtracting things to be taught to the students of Hart County High. ] c----------------------------------------------------------------' 1. Harold H. Fleming, Savannah State College BS.. Univ. of Ga. MEd.; Math. 2. Dorothy F. Lake, Clemson Univ. BS.; Math. 3. Belinda Machen, Univ. of S.C. BS.; Math, SR. Tri Hi-Y Advisor. 4. Mary Lou McCormick, Univ. of Ga. BSEd.; Math, Color Unit Advisor. 5. Brenda Thompson, Woman s College of Ga., Fla. State Univ. BSEd.; Sr. Math and Algebra, Math Dept. Head. 6. Doug Watson, Anderson College, Univ. of Ga. BSEd.; Math. J The SCIENCE DEPARTMENT gives students a basic understanding of human life and natural occurrences in the world. Students always leave their classes with a better understanding of life and the world in which we live. V. y ■ 1. William C. Baker, Erskin College AB; Univ. of Va., Clemson Univ.; Biology, Science Dept. Head. Science Club Advisor; Key Club Advi sor. 2. Henry Hughes, Fori Valley State College BS; Science. 3. Flo H. LeRoy, Wmthrop College BS, Univ. of Ga. BS; Biology, Chemistry, and Earth Science; Allied Medical Advisor. 4. Robert Stanton Means, Univ. of Ga. BS; Biplogy and Physics, Hi-Y Advisor. 5. Charles B. Pace, Clemson Umv. MEd., Erskine College BS, General Science and Biology. Hi Y Advisor 6. Anthony Presley, Piedmont College BS., Univ. of Ga. MEd.; Science Chemistry and Physics, Sc. Club and Chess Advisor. 7. Charles Romein, Erskine College BA, Appalachian College MA; Physical Science, Biology Science Club Advisor. J It IS very important that students learn about the United States’ form of government and how it functions. Teaching Early Civilization and government is one of the SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT'S main functions. r------------------------------------- 1. Harold Burton, Univ. of Ga AB , EDS., George Washington Univ. MBA; Anthropology, U S. History and Psychology. 2. Alton Carson, Kansas State Univ. BS; Early Civilization. 3. Linda Kathleen Davis, Univ. of Ala. BA; History and Government. 4. E. Wayne Gent, Mars Hill College BA; History and Psychology. Head Freshman Football Coach, B Team Basketball, Varsity Basketball Assistant, Assistant Varsity Football Coach. 5. Linda Lyles, Univ. of Ga. BSEd . Psychology, U S. History and Urban ! Geography, 9th Grade Cheerleaders Advisor. 6. Robin May, Citadel BA., Clemson Univ. MEd., History, Career Development and World Reli- gion, Head Varsity Girls Coach, Asst. Freshman Football Coach. 7. Karen Moore, Clemson Univ. BA.; History, Social Studies, and African Stud- ies, Debate and Anchor Advisor 8. Marjorie Swilling, N.C. State Univ. BS.; Government and History ocialStudie ep Hea 126 Doing deep knee bends, weight lifting, and jumping jacks are all familiar sights in the Physical EDUCATION DEPARTMENT. Students keep in shape after exercising in their P.E. classes. Physical Fitness and Health go hand in hand therefore, students are taught how to take care of themselves. Driver's Education is also taught. Students learn how to operate and drive a car correctly. The P.E. Department really puts all three together by teaching students to be healthier, more fit, and more cautious. r 1. Richard Childress, Univ. of Richmond, Ferrum Jr. College, BA.; P.E., Drivers Ed., Health; Varsity Football, Asst. Coach. 2. R.L. Krick.Univ. of S.C., Ga. Southern Col- lege, AB., MST.; Drivers Education and Health; Varsity Football Asst. Coach. 3. Jerry loftice, Lincoln Memorial Univ. BS.; Health and P.E.; Head Varsity Boys Basketball Coach. 4. Mike King, Livingston Univ. BS., MEd.; Physical Education; Head Varsity Football Coach. 5. Timothy M. Stewart, Univ. of Ga. BSEd.; Health, Tennis, and Weight Training; Varsity Football Asst. Coach; Interact Club Advisor. V The VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT opens up the fields of Typing, Drafting and Design, Agriculture, Nursing, and Cosmetology to students who plan to start preparing for their future job or college work after high school. v r—------------------------------ 1. Beth Ballenger, Emmanuel College, AA. Univ. of Ga., BSEd.; Typing II, Accounting, Shorthand, and Vocational Office Training, Future Business Lead- ers of America's Advisor. 2. Delores Thornton, Albany State College BS.; Typing I, Business Math, Office Procedure, and Independent Study, Future Business Leaders of America’s Advisor. 3. Bobby Brown, Berry College BS., USA, MEd.; Drafting and Design. 4. Kenneth E. Brown, Tarleton State Univ., V.______________________________ Stephenville, Texas; BS; Careers in Agriculture, Livestock, Ag. Mech.; and Natural Resources, Future Farmers of America Advisor. 5. Faye Cole, Anderson Memorial Hospital School of Nursing R.N.; Health Occupations, Allied Med. Careers Advisor. 6. Brenda J. Herring, Ga. State Board of Cosmetology, Mackey's College of Beauty Culture R.M.C.; Cosmetology. Home Economics, Metal Occupations, Trade and Industry, Industrial Arts, DCT, and Power Transportation are also opened to the students of Hart County High. Students are encouraged to try these Vocational Courses rrm........rzrirrrr............. 1. Wanda C. Farmer, Univ. of Ga. BS., MEd.; Home Economics, Future Homemakers of America Advisor. 2. Brenda J. Jordan, Ga. Southern College BSEd., Univ. of Ga. MEd.; Home Economics, Future Homemakers Advisor. 3. George B. Milner, North Ga. Tech, and Vocational Univ. of Ga., MTD.; Metal Occupations. T and I Vica Club Advisor. 4. Tim Milner, Univ. of Ga. BS, Trade and Industrial Ed., T and I Vica Club Advisor. 5. Billy Shiflet, Univ. of Ga. MEd.; Industrial Arts. 6. James C. Seymour, Univ. of Ga. BS., MEd.; DCT Teacher Coordi nator, Vica Advisor. 7. Stewart Sayer, North Ga. Tech and Vocational, Univ. of Ga.; Power Transportation. 7. J SPECIAL EDUCATION teaches students how to function in everyday life, whether at the home or at the job. Through the extra help and understanding of Mrs. Holbrook and Miss Little these students learn how to be better equipped in today’s society. 1. Sandra M. Holbrook Woman’s College of Ga., Univ. of Ga.; BS Ed. Home Economics, M Ed., Spe clal Education; Special Education, Youth Assoc, for Retarded Citizens Advisor 2. Joy Little Univ. of Ga. BS Ed.; Special Education, Youth Assoc, for Retarded Citizens Advisor TEACHERS ARE PEOPLE TOO! So many times we classify teachers without any feeling. But if we look hard enough we can find that teachers are humans, believe it or not, just like us. Type, Type, Type. Hello, Hart County High. May I help you? What? You need a late slip again?!! So many I times the secretaries at Hart County High are taken for granted but without their constant help our puzzle [ would be in a state of confusion. 131 FOOD. Food is a puzzle within itself. If we consider each letter separately we find the word food can mean Focus on Our Diet which is exactly what the lunchroom workers are doing. The long hours needed in preparing food certainly pays off when we sit down to a hearty lunch. Pictured are: Front Row, L-R — 1. Helen Holcomb. 2. Emma Snow 3. Barbara Smith 4. June Crmkleton 5. Imogene Herring 6. Nina Bagwell 7. Mildred Dalton 8. Sarah Craft. Hart County High has a group of people who are known as “Janitors on the Move.” These janitors are always on the move to clean up our school and campus. Their efforts can always be seen and are always appreciated. 132 -------------------------------------------------------- The final year of High School proved to be a very successful and meaningful one. We were referred to as the backbone of the school and therefore, very important to its existence — A feeling of warm friendship was with us as we were looked upon for answers concern ing Homecoming, Class rings and ideas for the prom. As Seniors, we were rewarded with the memories of the past, the excitement of graduation, and the wonder of years to come. We began our lives this year as the HCHS puzzle completed and realized that after grad uation we would become new pieces in still another puzzle. v_______________________________________________________ y SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS — 1. Tina Brown — President, Wakenda Gresham — Secretary, Tina Rowland — Treasurer. 2. Home Room Vice Presidents — Laura Feltman, Tammy Hicks, Belinda Souza. Michelle Hicks, Rena Row land, Lynn Maret, Wanda White, Brian Burroughs. v________________________ EC — Seniors Row 1 — Gwen Barber. Row 2 — Kenny Beggs, Cathy Bell, Ricky Bennett, Mark Berryman. Row 3 — Lewis Blackwell, Brad Boleman, Jimmy Boleman, Sheri Boles. Row 4 — Doug Boteler, Jeanne Bowen, Steve Bowers. Opposite Pafle: Row 1 — Eddie Bowman. Row 2 — Diann Brewer, Beth Brown, Hal Brown, Keith Brown. Row 3 — Kenny Brown, Mark Brown, Tim Brown, Tina Brown. Row 4 — Thomas Burden, Delores Burgess, Brian Burroughs. V__________________________________________________________________________________________y 136 — Seniors 138 — Seniors r------------------------------------------- Opposite Page: Row 1 — Freddie Cagle, Gary Campbell. Row 2 — Nancy Campbell, Kenneth Cape, Tim Cantrell, Connie Carruth. Row 3 — Marlin Carruth, Wanda Carruth, Elaine Cashion. Mark Chasteen. Row 4 — Randy Childers, Bonnie Clark, Bruce Clark. v___________________________________________ Row 1 — Johnny Clark, Chris Cleveland. Row 2 — Donna Clever, Doug Cook, Annette Craft, Kirk Crittendon. Row 3 — Kim Crump, Libby Crump, Sandy Crump, Richard Cundiff. Candid — Charlie’s Angels: Undercover. J Seniors — 139 Row 1 — Wanda Curry, Steve Davis, Sandra Deal, Mark Dean. Row 2 — Ricky Dorsey, Theresa Dove, Debra Dubose, Stevie Duncan Row 3 — Barbara Durrette, Barry Eaves. Candid — 'Wanda, you’re sitting on my lunch.” 140 — Seniors Row 1 — Jeff Evans, Linda Fain. Row 2 — Laura Feltman, Jerry Findley, Stan Fortson, Judy Fowler. Row 3 — Sandra Fowler, Craig Gaines, Wade Gaines, Karen Ginn. Row 4 — Kenneth Goss, Junior Gray. V._______________________________________________________ ✓ Seniors — 141 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Row 1 — Tim Gray. Row 2 — Tammy Greenway, Wakenda Gresham, Edwin Gurley. Richard Gurley. Row 3 — Michael Haley, Patricia Hall, Debbie Harbin. Delores Harper. Row 4 — Ken Harris, Jean Harrison, William Heard. Opposite Page: Row 1 — Kim Heaton. Row 2 — Keith Hembree, Parker Herring. Michelle Hicks, Sharon Hicks. Row 3 — Tammy Hicks, Brenda Hill. Fran Hilley, Ted Hilley. Row 4 — Jon Hoekwater, Bryan Holland. V_____________________________________________________________________________________ 142 — Seniors ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Opposite Page: Row 1 — Kenneth Hunter, Jay Hutcherson, Brenda Isom, Frankie Isom. Row 2 — Donna Johnson, Kenneth Johnson, Lougene Johnson, Marsha Johnson. Row 3 — Sharon Johnson, Tammy Johnson, Bettie Jones, James Jones. Row 4 — Jeff Jones, Tony Jones, Melvin Jordan. Row 1 — Chuck Kay. Row 2 — Steve Kay, Tammy Kay, David Kesler, Dennis Kotal. Row 3 — Johnny Lathan, Karen Lathan, Ricky Lawson, Louis LeRoy Row 4 — Lynn Maret v_________________________________________________________________________________) Seniors — 145 A 1 • m . wl £ Row 1 — Alfonso Mattox, Earston Mattox, Stan Mattox, Doro thy Maxwell Row 2 — Mickey McCollum, Sylvia McCord, Eve McCorkle, Keith McKern Row 3 — Tim Milford, Andrea Mize. Candid — Anticipation — it's making me wait, and wait, and wait. . . 146 — Seniors r ------------------------------------------ Row 1 — Annette Mize, Darlene Mize. Row 2 — Rhonda Mize, Juanita Montgomary, Sandra Moore, Ricky Morris. Row 3 — Becky Mumpower, Bryon Myers, Robert Neal, Corlis Nor man. Row 4 — Anthony Oglesby, Keith Oglesby. V__________________________________________ ) Seniors — 147 Row 1 — Selina Partain. Row 2 — David Peace, William Phillips, Grady Pickens, Sylvia Pickens. Row 3 — William Pilgrim, Bobby Posey, Tony Powers, Glen Pridgen. Row 4 — Ann Reed, Joe Register, Terry Reid. Opposite Page: Row 1 — Anna Ridgway. Row 2 — Janice Risner, Debbie Robertson. Barbara Roe, Grady Roebuck. Row 3 — Richard Roebuck, Luther Rousey, Debbie Rowland. Rena Row- land. Row 4 — Tina Rowland, Roy Royston, Betty Rucker. V__________________________________________________________________________________________________ t48 — Seniors Seniors — 149 Opposite Page: Row 1 — David Rucker, Michael Rucker. Wesley Rucker. Row 2 — Wil- liam Rucker, Greg Sanders, Kenny Sanders, Marilyn Sanders. Row 3 — Everett Scott, Steve Seawright, Faye Senkbeil, Dennis Sewell. Row 4 — Curtis Seymour, Clarence Shi- flet, Diane Shiflet. Row 1 — Phil Shiflet. Row 2 — Sharon Simpson, George Sims, Michael Skelton. Belinda Souza. Row 3 — Elaine Spears, Janet Spears, Sheila Spencer, Mark Stone. Row 4 — Janie Sturghill. Candid — Help! Here comes Dick Tracy.” ________________________________________________________________________________) Seniors — 151 ------------------------------------------------------- Row 1 — Debbie Teasley, Ricky Teasley, Tony Teasley, Susan Thompson. Row 2 — Felecia Turner, Courtney Verdery, Donna Vickery, Randy Vickery. Row 3 — Sue Wakefield, Jan Warnock. Candid — We’ve got a long way to go, and just a short time to get there. v__________________________________________________________y 152 — Seniors ---------------------------------------------------------'N Row 1 — Jennifer Warnock, Charlotte West Row 2 — Laurie White, Reba White, Wanda White, Randy Wilkins. Row 3 — Ricky Willis, Bobby Wilson, Paul Winnie, Michelle Wooten Row 4 — Jeff Worley, Kenneth York. V__________________________________________________________J Photos Unavailable Ed Abdallah. Johnny Allen, Randall Broadwell, Jean Clark. Ronny Dyer, Terry Garland. Greg Goss, Mike Hughes. Cheryi Johnson, Ricky Johnson. Tammy Laviolette, Steve Marett, Shirley Mattox. Wanda Mattox, Dwayne Patterson. Christine Rucker, Michael Rucker, Mike Sanders, Glenn Simmons, Donna Welborn. V--------------------------------------------------------------- Seniors — 153 Artwork by Michael Brown r— ------------------------------------- 1. Junior Class Officers — Daniel Ankerich — President, San dra Milford — Secretary, David Thompson — Treasurer. 2. Homeroom Vice-Presidents — Jeff Adams, Cheri Lewis, Mar shall Sayer, Sherri Geddings, Vicki Teasley, Kim Holcomb, Sandra Milford, Wendy Roach, Carolyn Jones — Photo una vailable. V_______________________________________ The Junior class contributed hiatus to the puzzle world. During the magazine sale we were transformed into Miss Machen's Crazy Banana Lovers as we exceeded our sales goal and funded one of our best Junior-Senior's yet. We all waited anxiously for an announce- ment about class rings. And then it came. “Mr. Tarkenton (Fran's brother!!!) would be here Thursday. Then they finally came and there was an abundance of hand grabbing in the halls just to get a glimpse of someone else's ring. It was a confusing, exciting and hec- tic year but we wouldn’t have it any other way. V__________________________________________________________________J Juniors — 155 Row 1 — Jeff Adams. Row 2 — Eric Addison, Dale Agnew, Tanny Alewine, Dan Ankerich. Row 3 — Scott Anke- rich. Elise Bailey. Jimmy Bailey, Kathy V____________________________________ Bailey. Row 4 — Kim Bailey, Pam Bai ley, Phillip Bailey, Steve Bailey, Joy Baker. Row 5 — Don Barnard, Bill Beasley. 156 — Juniors -------------------------------------------------------------------A Row 1 — Micki Beebe, Marie Berryman. Row 2 — Tern Blackmon, Joel Blackwell, Robert Bloomquist, Sally Bonnett, Randy Bowen Row 3 — Bill Bowers, Bill Bow ers, Twyler Bowers, Jimmy Bradley, Randall Broadwell. Row 4 — Cathy Brown, Joy Lynn Brown, Kenneth Brown, Libby Brown, Mike Brown. Row 5 — Sandra Brown, Steve Brown. Candid — Just a few more minutes Cousin It.” V______________________________________________________________________J Juniors — 157 C 'N Row 1 — Rickey Bruce, Donna Bryant, Jennifer Bryson, Richard Burton, David Callaway Row 2 — John Carlton, Luther Cartee, Sherri Carter, Steven Carter, Terry Carter. Row 3 — Rusty Cash. Claire Chapman, Tim Cheek, Danny Chit wood, Becky Childers. Row 4 — Silas Clark, Karen Cleveland. v______________________________________________y 158 — Juniors ------------------------------------------------ Row 1 — Susan Cobb. Brad Collins. Bobby Collins. Row 2 — David Cook, Jo Beth Cordell, Rodney Cordell, Jerry Craft, Angie Crocker. Row 3 — Dianne Crump, Linda Curry, Randy Daneil, Mark Davis, Gordon Degrave. Row 4 — Neil Dickerson, Ken Dove, Ray Dudley, Cindy Doody, Kathy Edwards. v__________________________________________________ Juniors — 159 Row 1 — Mark Floyd. Randy Floyd. Christine Fowler. Row 2 — Bernard Fouch, Keith Fowler. Tony Fowler. Row 3 — Connie Games. Titus Gambrell. Rebecca Garrett. Sherri Geddings. Ronald Gentis. Row 4 — Connie Gibson. Pat Gray. Glada Gunnells. Don Ha l, Johnna Hampton. Row 5 — Michael Haler, Angelo Harper, Mike Harris. J 160 — Juniors 162 Row 1 — Cathy Irby. Row 2 — Todd Isbell, Jeffery Isom, Rosce Jackson, Cheryl Johnson. Row 3 — Cynthia Johnson, Felicia Johnson, Kathy John son, Kenneth Johnson. Row 4 — Mary Johnson, Regina Johnson, Carolyn Jones. Kathy Jones. David L. Jones. Row 5 — Bruce Jordan, Greg Kay. Juniors r N R°w 1 — Scott Kay, Diane Kidd. Row 2 — Alan King, Lisa King, Jimmy Kittrell, Danny Kotal, Teresa Lathan. Row 3 — Beverly Lawson, Wayne Lee, Bobby Leicht Ben Leverette, Anthony Lewis. Row 4 — Cheri Lewis, Keith Lewis, Steve Liegh, Adam Linder, Frankie Long. Row 5 — Jean Marsh, Gwynne Martin. Candid — “Biggest Tinkertoys I ever played with.” J Juniors — 163 (---------------------------------------- 1 Row 1 — Luther Martin, Melvin Martin. Curtis Mattox, Eric McCord, Robert McDuffie. Row 2 — Bill McLane, Napoleon McMullin, Sandra Mil- ford, Kelven Mitchell, Sherry Mize. Row 3 — William Montgomery, Mike Moon, Terry Moon. Janice Moore, Joyce Mosley. Row 4 — Estel Moss, Greg Moss. v_________________________________________ 164 — Juniors ---------------------------------------------------- Row 1 — Jennifer Norman, Steven Norris, Wesley Nor ris. Row 2 — Mike O'Barr, Melissa Oglesby, Regina Oglesby, Rickey Oglesby, Margaret O'Neal Row 3 — Don Orsley, Brooks Page, Buddy Payne. Terry Payne, Michael Partlow Row 4 — Doug Peace, Jeffrey Pear son. Ann Perry. Lisa Perry, Billy Phillips. v_____________________________________________________y Juniors — 165 f Row 1 — Linda Phillips, Dale Price, James Prosser. Row 2 — Annie Ramsey, Stephen Ray, Byran Reed. Row 3 — Tim Rice, Lidia Richardson, Rita Ricks, Wendy Roach, Debbie Roberts. Row 4 — Sylvia Robin son, Tracy Robinson, Harry Roebuck, Joyce Roebuck, Debra Rolling. Row 5 — Tony Roper, Wanda Rosa mond, Brian Rowland. v______________________________________________________J 166 — Juniors ---------------------------------------------N Row 1 — Tiny Royston, Mary Rucker, Melvin Rucker, Willie James Rucker, Willie Jordan Rucker. Row 2 — Gregg Sanders, Mike Sanders, Johnny Sayers, Mar- shall Sayer, Phyllis Sayer. Row 3 — Randy Saylors, Veronica Saylors, Edward Scott, Wanda Scott, Bobby Scoggins. v______________________________________________ Juniors — 167 'r 168 — Juniors Row 1 — Rod Stowers, Terah Sturghill Row 2 — Mycal Taylor. Angela Teasley, Vicki Teasley, Beth Temples. Lisha Temple. Row 3 — Peggy Thomason. David Thompson. Robert Tucker. Tammy Tucker, Teresa Turpin Row 4 — Brian Vickery. Jeff Vickery, Debby Weaver. Jan Weaver, Jean Weaver. Row 5 — Martha White, Bob Whitfield. v___________________________________________________________________________________y Juniors — 169 (-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Row 1 — John Whitmire Row 2 — Paula Whitsel. Bill Wilhite, David Wilkins, Jack Williford Row 3 — Sherry Wilson, Theresa Winslett, Morris Witcher, Jo Beth Wood. Photos Unavailable — Tony Bates, Robert Bell, Margaret Browner, Terry Burton, Rus sell Dye, Winston Hailey, Kathy Harris, Jackie Heard, Warren Hill, Sharon Maxwell. Mickey McCollum, Ronnie Mitchell, Keith Myers, Robert Reed, Jacquelyne Rucker, Patricia Stowers, David Thornton. Candid — Who is that masked man — oops, woman? Oh, It's you Elise! v_____________________________________________________________________________________ y r r 1. Sophomore Class Officers — Brenda Lathan — President, Lisa Souza — Secretary, Sandra Brock — Treasurer. 2. Homeroom Vice- Presidents — Brenda Lathan, Debbie Carter, Sheila Thornton, Sharon Bowers, Andrea Evans, Lori Seymour, Sally Bailey, Gerald Percell, Debbie Cleveland, Russell Hill, Chuck Page, Beverly Jones — Photo unavailable. v___________________________________________________________________y The Sophomore class thinks back on last year as a time when we were just starting out. Now we realize that all that happens to us in the past is just a part of growing up. We now look at ourselves as the one’s that are to set examples for the future Sophomores to come. We are no longer the lost, lonesome. Freshmen that we seemed to be last year, but we are now looking ahead to the day when we will be Seniors — The class of “1980”. v_______________________________________________-J Sophomores — 171 f---------------------------- Row 1 — Jeff Adamski, Neal Akins, Alan Alewine, Bobby Alewine. Row 2 — Cmdy Alewine, Ruby Alex- ander, Linda Allen, James Anderson. Row 3 — Michael Ankerich, Ted Ankerich, Bruce Ashworth, Melanie Ayers, Britt Bailey, David Bailey, Sally Bailey. Row 4 — Susan Bailey. Tina Bailey, Grant Banis- ter, LaVerne Barnes, Billy Barr, John Beattie, Ronnie Bartlett. Row 5 — Melanie Basinger, Tyrone Bates, David Beek, Stevie Beggs, Richard Beggs, Laurie Ber rong. Row 6 — Tony Ber ryman, Deborah Blackwell, Freddie Blackwell, Randy Blackwell. Tony Blackwell. Donna Blakely. Row 7 — Janet Boles. Susan Boteler, Stephon Bowman, Sharon Bowers. Candid — Diane at half . mast? 172 — Sophomores (---------------------------------------------------------------- Row 1 — Nathan Bowers, Connie Bratcher. Lisa Bradford, Sandra Brock, Debbie Brooks, Betty Broome Row 2 — Roy Broome, Donna Brown, Kathy Brown, Ken Brown. Row 3 — Keri Brown, Lurie Brown, Roger Brown, Samuel Brown. Pam Brown, Teresa Brown, Russell Bruce, Donny Burch. Row 4 — Jeff Burney. Sandra Burton, Johnny Byrum, Lynn Byrum, David Campbell, Roger Campbell. Row 5 — Tina Cape, Roger Carey. Eddie Carroll, Danny Carruth, Debbie Carruth, Ben Carter. Row 6 — Debbie Carter. Joseph Carter, Mary Brooks Carter, Jerry Carver, Keith Cheek. Roy Cheshire. V J Sophomores — 173 r Row 1 — Tammy Childs, Becky Chitwood. Teresa Chit- wood, Kim Clem, Debbie Cleveland, Scott Cleveland. Row 2 — Paul Clever, Curtis Coile, Teresa Cooper, Darrell Craft. Wendell Craft, Jane Crocker. Row 3 — Allen Crumley, Neal Crump. Sam Crump, Stewart Crump, Richard Crunkelton, Steve Curry, Debbie Dal ton. Row 4 — Michael DeGrave, Rene Dickerson, Mike __________________________________________________ Dove, Patty Drake, Jimmy Durren, Reggie Durrett, Ronnie Dyer. Row 5 — Anthony Eaves, Rodney Eaves, Kathy Edwards, Cindy Ethridge, Lydia Ethridge, Andrea Evans, Deborah Evans Row 6 — Ricky Evans, Tammy Evans, Joyce Fain, Dale Farmer, Helen Farmer, Frank Findley. ---------------------------- Row 1 — Rhonda Findley, Pam Fleeman, Bruce Fleming, Paul Fleming, David Fleming. Row 2 — Mike Foster, Danny Fowler, Ken- neth Freeman, Roger Freeman, Elaine Frye. Row 3 — Jerome Gaines, Ken Gaines, Tommy Gaines, Carolyn Goss, Renee Gra ham. Row 4 — Tim Graham, Randy Greenway, Ricky Green way, Alan Greer, Becky Gunter. Row 5 — Stephon Gunter, Debbie Gurley, Tammy Haney, Patricia Harper, Billy Hawkins. Row 6 — Larry Heard, Kevin Heaton. Danny Hendrix, Kim Herndon, Andy Hicks. Row 7 — Peggy Hill, Rus- sell Hill, Tony Hill, Denise Holland. Rhonda House. V Sophomores — 175 Row 1 — Darrell Howell, Mike Hubbard. Row 2 — Casilo Hughes, Ricky Hulme, Scott Hulsey, Rayford Hunt, Sherry Hyde. Michael Isome, Linda Jackson. Row 3 — Glenda Jackson, Clementine Johnson, Greg Johnson, Lemuel Johnson, Ray Johnson, Beverly Jones, Cheryl Jones Row 4 — John Jones, Sandra Jones, Vickie Jones, Elaine Jordan, Gay Jordon, Pam Jordon, Wendell Jordon, Michelle Keller. Row 5 — Henry Kesler, Angie King, Gary Kinley, Debbie Kuykendall. Brenda Lathan, Jackie Lawrence. Alan LeCroy. Jimmy Lee. Row 6 — Irin Leverette, James Lewis, William Lewis, Sarah Long. Row 7 — Gina Madden, Jack Madden, Benny Martin, Ricky Martin. 176 — Sophomores I r Row 1 — Sharon Martin, Ricky Mason, Bridgeti Mattox Row 2 — Greg McCollum, David McCurley, Terri McNair Row 3 — Debbie McKern, Daneen McLane, Kent Milford, Laurie Mitchell, Jackie Mize, Doug Moon, Lynn Moon. Row 4 — Denise Morris, Barbara Morrison, Jeff Moss, Robert Newton, Carol Norman, Howard Norman, Linda O'Dell. Row 5 — Susan Oglesby, Michael Owens. Chuck Page, Guiliana Parham, Jimmy Parham, Angela Patterson. Tracy Peeples. Row 6 — Penny Phillips, Freddie Pink ston, Diane Poole. Candid — This year H.C.H.S. has featured many new things. In the mornings it’s the experience of being canned-sardines. v y Sophomores — 177 Row 1 — Pam Posey, Jan Price, Lauren Prosser, Gerald Purcell, Jerry Ramsey, Vickie Ramsey, Eddie Randall, Dean Rayton. Row 2 — Melanie Reed. Shawn Reed, Susan Richardson, Elaine Risner, Phyllis Robert son, Gloria Robinson. Lavon Roebuck, Peggy Roebuck Row 3 — Cheryl Rowland, Reggie Rowland. Annie Rucker, Billy Rucker, Inman Rucker, Linda Rucker, Wayne Sanders. Glenda Sartam. Row 4 — Kenneth V________________________________________________________________ Saxon, Jeffrey Scandrett, Michelle Scandrett, Ralph Scott, Cindy Sea wright, Lori Seymour, Steve Shaw, Connie Shiflet. Row 5 — Rosalind Shumaker, Dale Simpson, Edward Sims, Dale Smith, Jonathan Smith, Jimmy Smith. Sherry Smith, Timmy Smith. Row 6 — Randy Smith, Gene Sokol, Lisa Souza. r Row 1 — Gary Spears, Mitchell Stamey, Edward Starks, Gwen Stowe, Checo Stowers. Row 2 — Connie Stowers, Jeffrey Keith Stowers. Joseph Keith Stowers, Stanford Stowers. Wanda Stowers. Kathy Stoyle, How- ard Strickland Row 3 — Joe Sturghill, Dale Teasley, Robert Teasley, Donald Thompson, Jan Toney, Delphine Thornton, Sheila V____________________________________ Thornton. Row 4 — Angela Tucker, Kim Tucker, James Warren. Ricky Weaver, Vicki White, Wanda White, William White. Row 5 — Chris Whitfield, Mary Wilkins, Diane Wil- liams, Travis Willis, Bonita Wilson, Butch Wilson, Chris Wilson. Row 6 — Renee Wil- son. Robin Wilson, Mitch Yeargin, Alan York. f--------------------------- Photos Unavailable — Tanny Alewine, Kenneth Alan, Howard Andrews, Alice Benson, Joel Blackwell. John Boles. Michael Brown, William Burden, Terry Car- ter, Danny Chitwood, Josephine Daniel, Josephine Daniels, Cindy Doody, Ken Dove, Sonny Dutton, Lynn Gearing, Julia Green, Pat Gray. Terry Harper, Jerome Heard, Danny Hickmon, Jolanda Hill. Mary Lou Hill, Mike Hill, Teresa Jones, Willie Jones, Tammy Jordan. Alan King. Karon Langston, Linda Mattox, Tal- madge McDowell, Faron Laviol ette, Sheila Laviolette, Jeffrey Pearson, David Phillips. Ann Ray ton, Mike Rowland. Bobby Scog- gins, Laura Smith, Charles Terrell. Tony White. v____________________________y Sophomores — 179 The Freshman class is the smallest piece in the puzzle world at HCHS but we are the beginning piece. Our beginning was naturally scarey and confusing but in only a short time we too became familiar faces in the crowded halls. Being the last class to register every quarter took some getting used to; especially if your last name began with a Y. r a 1. Freshman Class Officers — Al Ertzberger — President, Carren Feltman — Secretary, Brent Johnson — Treasurer. 2. Homeroom Vice-Presidents — Bob Smith, Michelle Bailey, Al Ertzberger, Todd Payne, Robin Fleming, Kelly Rumsey, Brent Johnson, Sherri Cobb, Christie Vickery, photos unavailable — Wanda Morrison, Lyndon Bond. V______________________________7 1. 180 — Freshmen f--------------------------------------- Row 1 — Judy Adams, Ricky Adams, Kenny Addison, Kim Alewine, Marianne Alexander. Row 2 — Billy Allen, Phyllis Allen, Rene Allen, Shelby Allen, Meeker Andrews, Greg Ankerich, Mark Asdot. Row 3 — Mike Atkins, John Atkinson, Jeffrey Ayers, Bonnie Bailey. Mark Bailey, Michelle Bailey, Sidney Bailey. Row 4 — Teresa Bailey, Debbie V_______________________________________ Baker, Annette Bannister, Carolyn Barnes, Pam Barnes, Kim Bartlett, Sam Basinger. Row 5 — Tammi Berrong, Mark Blackmon. Michelle Blackwell, Tim Blackwell. Vermda Blackwell, Becky Blalock. Row 6 — Tracy Blassingame, Lyndon Bond, Beth Boleman, Joey Boleman, Donna Boles. Drew Bowman, Randy Bowman. Freshmen — 181 'rt Row 1 — Travis Bowen, Terry Bowers. Row 2 — Duchess Bratcher, Caro- lyn Brewer, Bobby Bridges, Robin Broadwell, Barry Brock, Donna Brooks. Chris Brown Row 3 — Greg Brown, Lisa Brown, Mike Brown, Robin Brown, Tracy Bryant, Janet Burns, Jerry Burton. Row 4 — Paul Byrum, Pat Cagle, Priscilla Campbell, Tony Campbell, Susan Carey, Jeffrey Carlton, Sharon Carnes, Barry Carruth Row 5 — Mike Carruth, Billy Joe Carter, Lisa Carter, Eric Chapman, Tina Chapman, Lori Cheek, Glenda Chumley, Debra Clark. Row 6 — Michael Cleveland, Allen Cobb, Marv Cobb, Sherri Cobb. Row 7 — Tim Coggm, Tim Coile, Anita Cooper, Mark Cordell. 182 — Freshmen Row 1 — Jeffrey Cornelison, Greg Cornett, Robert Cornett. Row 2 — Angela Craft, Todd Craft, Debra Crittendon. Row 3 — Robin Crocker, Sharon Crump, Suzanne Denman, Cindy Dickerson, Eddie Dickerson, Susan Dickerson, Mike Dobbs. Row 4 — Erica Dooley. Aaron Dorsey, Rich- ard Duke, Jimmy Dutton, Ronald Dutton, Crystal Dyar, Ricky Eades. Row 5 — T.J. Eades, George Earl, Al Ertzberger, Bobby Joe Evans, Tim Evans, David Farmer, Mitchell Farmer. Row 6 — Carren Feltman, Beth Findley. Wes Fleeman. Candid — “Now do I add the eye of-newt?” V__________________________________________________________________________y Row 1 — Robin Fleming, Tina Floyd, Kathy Ford, Paula Fortson. Row 2 — Mark Foster, Donnie Fowler, Bill Frye, Jane Garrett. Row 3 — Karen Greba, Sherrie Greenway, Leashia Grove, Teresa Gunn, Becky Gurley, Martha Gurley, Tony Hall. Row 4 — Larenzo Heard, Debra Hendrix, John Heisel, Rodger Herring, Gloria Hickman, Ginger Hicks, Melinda Kay Hicks. Row 5 — Melinda Hawkins, Lisa Hill, Rufus Hill, Kay Hilley, Ricky Hix, Willie Hill, Pam Holbrook. Row 6 — Pam Hughes, Doug Hulme. Jerry Ivester, Michael Isom, Lee Jacobs, Jerome Jackson, Jimmy Jackson. Row 7 — Curtis Jarrett, Brent Johnson, Douglas Johnson. 184 — Freshmen Row 1 — Janet Johnson, Johnny Johnson, Mitch Johnson, Kip Jolly, David Jones, Darrell Jones, Jeff Jones. Row 2 — Joey Jones, Linda Jones, Michael Jordan, Mike Jordan, Tina LeCroy, Pattie Lee, Cynthia Lewis. Row 3 — Norman Lomax, Becky Mar tin, Debra Martin, Annette Mattox, Anthony Mattox. Robby Mason, Cindy Maxwell. Row 4 — Richard Maxwell, Willie Max- well, Thomas McCord, James McCollum, Kent McKern, Michele McSwain, Jeffrey Merritt Row 5 — Mark Milford, Steve Miller, Darlene Mitchell, Leon Mitchell, Pierce Mize, Corenthia Mont gomery, Gloria Montgomery. ( Photos Unavailable — Phil Allen, Shawn Anthony, David Berryman, Randy Blackwell. Tony Brown, Johnny Byrum, Phil Carter. Donna Cisson, Wanda Dutton, Randy Gierke, Wanda Grimes, Wayne Grimes. Dale Kelley, Teresa Martin, Janice McIntosh, Pat Oglesby, Dean Rayton, Luther Rayton, Billy Roebuck, Edna Roebuck, Betty Rucker, Carolyn Rucker, Elaine Rucker, Jeffrey Rucker, Roy Rucker, Sharo lyn Rucker, Jimmy Smith, Penland Smith, Richard Tate, Dale Teasley, Steve Temple. v____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________) Freshmen — 185 Row 1 — Rhonda Moore. James Morrison, Wanda Morrison, Willie Nor man, Sandra Norris. Tony Norris, Craig O'Barr, Jeannie Oglesby. Row 2 — Ronda Osborne, Joan Parham, Sheila Parker, Michelle Partlow, Tim Partam. Todd Payne, Erica Pickens, Lee Pilgrim. Row 3 — Mona Pless. David Powell, Sammy Powers, Terry Price, Steve Ramsey. Leesa Reed, Mark Reed. Robert Reed Row 4 — Stanley Reed, Regina Rice. Melinda Richardson, Pamela Richey, Jay Ridgway, Allen Risner, Tony Risner, Carol Robertson. Row 5 — Kathy Robertson, Sandra Robertson, Terry Robertson. Orlencia Robinson, Kenneth Roebuck, Jeff Roper, Dean Rowland, Jimmy Rowland. Row 6 — Frances Rucker, Randy Rucker, Terrell Rucker. 186 — Freshmen Row 1 — Kelly Rumsey, Charles Sadler, Gwen Sanders, Mark Sanders, Richard Sanders. Row 2 — Stanley Sanders, Beth Sayer, Joey Sayer, Lisa Sayer, Sandra Saylors, Rhonda Schultz, Joyce Scott. Row 3 — Melvin Scott. Cathy Seawright, Cindy Seawright, Charlie Sherrard, Theresa Shir- ley, Sandra Shumaker, Danielle Simpson. Row 4 — Randall Simpson, Melanie Skelton, Paula Skelton, Todd Skelton, Arthur Smith, Bob Smith, Felicia Smith. Row 5 — Yvonne Spearman, James Starks, Keith Stovall, Miriam Stovall, Polly Stovall, Wayne Stovall, Katherine Stoyle. Row 6 — Dana Stowe, Barry Stowers, Tonnette Stowers. Wynette Stowers, Bonita Strickland, Robby Taylor, Angie Teasley. Freshmen — 187 Row 1 — Sandra Teasley, Teresa Teasley. Row 2 — Angie Temple, Jeff Thomason, James Thornton, Margaret Thornton, Patricia Thornton, Gregg Turner, Mitch Vassar. Row 3 — Debo- rah Verdell, Christi Vickery. Harriet Waller, Anthony warren, Scott Weaver, Teresa Weaver, Tra- cey Wells Row 4 — Mike Westbrook, Joey White. Rickie Whiting, Pam Wilhite, Eric Williford, Tammy Williford, James Willis, Bob Wilson. Row 5 — Lisa Wilson, Patti Wilson, Tim Wilson, Scott Wooten, Gary Worley, David Yates, Connie Yeargin, Alvin York. Candid — After a quarter of hard work we finally learned how to put the Candid — Hurry up and take this picture, the building is getting heavy.” paper in the typewriter. The puzzle promoters are one of the most important parts of our puzzle. With out this important piece the extra parts in our puzzle would be missing. Thank you puzzle supporters for your financial backing of the Memoir. Your support shows your interest in the students of Hart County High. PfflSaiiB r Mike Hubbard Salutes the Class of Congratulations to the Class of '78 TUCKER INN Phone 376-5885 Hartwell, Ga. f Best Wishes to the Best Class of '78 Wishes From CAREY'S THE SERVICE CITY STATION OF HARTWELL ) J 192 Hartwell Pharmacy Hartwell Plaza Shopping Center Hartwell, Georgia 30643 Lake Har+well Inc. Otasco Best Wishes to One and All Long and Prosperous Career For All Your Home and Car Supplies Hartwell, Ga. 193 Claude Ray Ford Elberton, Ga. Phone 283-1301 “If You Don’t Know Cars, Know Your Dealer” 05 133 Henry Ray Ford Royston, Ga. Phone 245-6111 Gallant Belk Company Your Happy Shopping Store Phone 376-2314 EWTON MILL f| DIVISION °f ILLIKEN NC. % CLAUDE HERRIN© GROCERY Congratulations to the Class of 78 From: E. S. SALIBA, O.D. L. G. CACCHIOU, M.D. W. F. DISMUKE, S.R., D.D.S., P.A. B.J. DAVIS, M.D.P.C. COMP. Hartwell, Ga. VANDIVER'S OFFICE AND SCHOOL SUPPLY M 'Award Winning Photograi HI THE PACER PHOTOGRAPHY Hartwell, Ga. 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Hartwell Recrufter As the pieces come closer together for the finish, we find our Senior Seekers in a question These Senior Seekers who leave our puzzle will go their own way; still seeking that questionable puzzle which lies ahead of them. Sadness occurs for these Seniors who leave but the memories they have had in our puzzle will always remain with them. Although these Senior Seekers will leave there will be no missing pieces, because other Seekers will rise a grade to take their place. This continuous rising of grades will permit the chance for new Seekers to venture in and old Seekers to leave, producing a circular, non stopping puzzle So we leave our puzzle saying a goodbye to those leaving Seekers and wishing them the best of luck for when they ven ture into the unknown puzzle. 2 Senior Directory EDWARD STUART ABDALLAH — Hi Y. Language Club, Football. PEGGY DARLENE ADAMS BOW ERS — FBLA, FHA, Student Lead er's Council, Basketball. HENRY BENSON ALLEN — Sci- ence, VICA, DCT, Math. JOHNNY ALLEN: LANIE ALLEN: WADE PRESTON ALLEN — FFA, Football, Science. VIRGINIA SHERRI ANDERSON — FBLA DAVID 0. ATKINSON — Key. Sci- ence. Football. RONNIE WAYNE BAILEY — VICA T l, DCT TAMI MARIA BAILEY — Band, FBLA, FHA, Science, Tri-Hi-Y, Sr. Football Sponsor, Basketball. WILTON HAROLD BAILEY — VICA T l. DCT D'ETTA JEAN BAKER — FBLA. TERESA JEANETTE BAKER — Chorus, FBLA, FHA. RANDY DALE BANISTER — Inter act. Science. Student Leader's Council. Hi-Y. Boys' State, Class Officer. YARC, Football. KENNETH F BEGGS — Hi-Life. Band, VICA T l, DCT RICKY JOE BENNETT — DCT. MARK BERRYMAN: LEWIS DALE BLACKWELL — Bas ketball. Baseball. FURMAN BRADLEY BOLEMAN — Band. Language Club, Science, Math JAMES BOYD BOLEMAN — Sci- ence, VICA T l. SHERI LYNNE BOLES McDOWELL — Band. FBLA, FHA, Science. YARC, DCT DOUG BOTELER: JEANNE LORRAINE BOWEN — FBLA, FHA, DCT. STEVE BOWERS: EDDIE KENDALL BOWMAN — Science, Basketball. DIANA BREWER — Allied Medi cal, FBLA. FHA. SUSAN BETH BROWN — Hi-Life, FHA. Tri Hi Y. HAROLD TURNER BROWN — VICA T l, DCT KEITH WINSTON BROWN — Band. VICA T l. DAVID KENNY BROWN — VICA T l. DCT. MARK KEITH BROWN — Foot ball. Baseball, Track. TIMOTHY WAYNE BROWN — v ipA TAI nrT TINA MARIE BROWN — Memoir Staff. Anchor, Band, Flagtwirler. Beta Club, FHA, Language Club. Science. Student Leader's Coun cil. Class Ideals. Grad. Marshall. Class Officer, Cheerleading, DAR — Best Citizen and History Award THOMAS WILLIAM BURDEN — Band, VICA T l. Hi Y. Golf. DELORES JAN BURGESS — Hi- Life, FBLA, FHA, Tri-Hi Y, Tennis, Cheerleading. DAVID BRIAN BURROUGHS — Key. Student Leader’s Council, Chess Club. Hi-Y, Football. Bas ketball FREDDIE WAYNE CAGLE — DCT. GARY LEE CAMPBELL: NANCY YVONNE FIELDS CAMP BELL — Allied Medical, Chorus, FHA, VICA T l, Cheerleading. KENNETH CAPE. TIMOTHY RAY CANTRELL — Band, Key, Football. CONNIE SUE CARRUTH — FHA. DCT MARTIN CARRUTH: WANDA DIANE CARRUTH — FBLA. FHA, DCT. ELAINE CASHION: MARK CHASTEEN: RANDY ROBERT CHILDERS — Football. BONNIE JEAN CLARK — Allied Medical, Beta Club, FBLA, FHA, Sr. Football Sponsor BRUCE EVAN CLARK — Football. Baseball, Track. JEAN CLARK: JOHNNY L. CLARK — Football. DONNA RAE CLEVER — Allied Medical. Band. Beta Club, FBLA, FHA. Science. Student Leader's Council, 4 H, Tri Hi-Y, Grad. Mar shall. Cheerleading. Demostheni ans. 4 H Board of Directors, Citi zenship Award, Leadership Award, Chairman of Committees, State 1 st Vice-President — AHCC, Georgia Key Award. CHRIS ORRIN CLEVELAND — Allied Medical, Beta Club, Key, Science, Student Leader's Coun cil, VICA T l, DCT, Boys State Basketball — Manager, 4 H, Citi zenship Short Course — Wash mgton D.C.. I Dare You Award. State at-Large Business Explora tion Winner, 4-Her of the Month. National and State 4 H Congress, County. District and State Cotton Boll Winner, 4 H Scholarships, 4 H Medals in Health, Leadership. Achievement and Citizenship, National and State 4 H Health Winner, Master 4 H Club. Georgia Key Award, 100% District Leader- ship Award, Page for Georgia Representatives, District and State 4 H Board of Directors. KENNETH DOUGLAS COOK — Band. ANNETTE LORAINE CRAFT — Allied Medical. Beta Club, FBLA. FHA, Basketball. KIRK BAXTER CRITTENDON — FCA, Football. KIMBERLY SUE CRUMP — Beta Club, Chorus, FHA, Language Club, Student Leader's Council. Tri Hi Y, Cheerleading, Miss Bull dog. LIBBY MARIE CRUMP — Allied Medical, FBLA. SANDRA ANNE CRUMP — Allied Medical, Band, Who's Who in Music Among American High School Students, Beta Club, FBLA, FHA, Junior Chapter Homemak ers Award, Language Club. Sci ence. Student Leader's Council. Grad. Marshall. Class Officer, Homeroom Vice President, Bas ketball, English Award. Kiwanis Club All A s Award. RICHARD HENRY CUNDIFF. JR — Allied Medical, Beta Club, Sci- ence. Chess Club. Nominee to Gov.'s Honors, Boys' State, Foot ball. YARC. Region 2 Vice Presi- dent, Chairperson State Member ship Committee. WANDA LOUISE CURRY — Allied Medical, FBLA, FHA, Science, Sr. Football Sponsor, Class Officer. STEPHEN LARRY DAVIS — Band. FBLA, FFA, Chess Club, VICA T l, 4 H. SANDRA DAVADA DEAL — Allied Medical. FBLA, FHA, SAGE. YARC MARK WAYNE DEAN — Band. FFA, Science, Hi Y, Basketball, 4 H RICKY LEE DORSEY — FFA, VICA T l. DCT HELEN THERESA DOVE — Allied Medical, Band. Beta Club, FBLA, FHA, Demosthemans. DEBRA DENICE DUBOSE — FBLA. FHA. STEVIE ALLEN DUNCAN — Foot ball. FCA. BARBARA ANITA DURRETTE — Allied Medical, FBLA, FHA. Sci- ence. DCT, Basketball, Track. RONNYDYER: BARRY DALE EAVES — FBLA, VICA T l, YARC JEFFREY LOUIS EVANS — FFA. DCT. LINDA GAIL FAIN — FBLA, DCT. LAURA FELTMAN — Jr. Varsity Cheerleader. FHA, FBLA, 4 H. Tennis Team. JERRY BOYD FINDLEY — Band. Who’s Who in Music Among American High School Students. Beta Club, Language Club, Sci ence, Math. Student Leader's Council, Demosthenians, Most Outstanding Sophomore Bands man, 9th District Band. STANLEY MICHAEL FORTSON — FBLA, FFA. VICA T l. DCT. Hi-Y. Football. JUDY DARLENE FOWLER — Allied Medical. FBLA. FHA SANDRA MARIE FOWLER — FBLA. FHA CRAIG PAUL GAINES — Band. Science. Hi Y, Golf. 4 H. WADE JEFFERY GAINES — Foot ball. Basketball, Track. TERRY GARLAND: DIEDERICH GENTIS — FFA, DCT. KAREN GINN KENNETH TYRONE GOSS — Football, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Most Outstanding Football Player Awards. Science Medal. Golden Helmet. GREG GOSS: HASKELL ORIEN GRAY, JR. — DCT WILLIAM TIMOTHY GRAY — Band. Science. VICA T l, Hi-Y. TAMMY GREENWAY: WAKENDA ANETE GRESHAM — Anchor, Flagtwirler. Beta Club. FHA, Language Club, Science, Student Leader's Council, VICA T l. DCT. Tri-Hi-Y, Sr. Football Sponsor, Grad. Marshall, Class Officer, Basketball. Outstanding Student Award, Homecoming Court. EDWIN GURLEY: RICHARD HAROLD GURLEY — Band, Science, Chess Club. Hi Y. 4 H. MICHAEL EUGENE HALEY — Allied Medical, Band. FHA, VICA T l. DONALD PHILLIP HALL — Sci ence PATRICIA ANN HALL — Allied Medical, Band, FBLA, FHA, Sci ence. DCT, Tri Hi Y, Basketball, Color Unit DEBBIE HARBIN: KAREN DELORA HARPER — FBLA, FHA. DCT. SUSAN ANNETTE HARPER — FHA. Tn Hi Y. KENNETH DALE HARRIS — Hi Life, Allied Medical. Chess Club. JEAN LOUISE HARRISON: WILLIAM HEARD: KIMBERLY ANN HEATON — Allied Medical, Anchor, Band. Beta Club. FBLA, FHA. Language Club. Science, VICA T l, DCT. Tn Hi Y, Outstanding Student. ROGER KEITH HEMBREE — Band. DCT. RALPH PARKER HERRING — FFA. MICHELLE DORIS HICKS — Memoir Staff, Allied Medical, Anchor. Majorette, Beta Club. Sci ence. Student Leader's Council, YARC, Color Unit, Class Officer, Basketball. FHA. Junior. Chapter and State Degrees, Delegate to National FHA Convention. State President of the FHA Orgamza tion, 4 H. 4 H Health Club — 3rd Place State Award. Junior Leader ship Award, 4 H Business Explo- ration State at Large Winner, Mas ter 4 Her. Cotton Boll District Win ner. Citizenship Short Course — Washington, D.C., National Con ference Delegate. North District 4 H Girls Vice President, 15 Medals including Leadership, Achieve ment, and Citizenship Medals. I Dare You Award, Georgia Key Award. District Winner in Talent Demonstration, DAR Award. $200 Scholarship from the Georgia Egg Commission. SHARON ANN HICKS — Allied Medical, Chorus. FHA. TAMMY DENISE HICKS — Anchor, Band, Beta Club. FHA. Student Leader s Council. SAGE, Tri Hi Y, Basketball, Miss Home coming. Key Club Sweetheart. BRENDA SUE HILL — Beta Club. FHA, Chorus, Chorus Award, Lan guageClub. Science, Demostheni ans. Girls Trio. FRAN ELIZABETH HILLEY — Anchor. Beta Club, FHA, Student Leader 's Council, Demosthenians. SAGE, Tri Hi Y. Cheerleading. TED ALBERT HILLEY — Anchor Beau. Interact, Student Leader's Council, Hi Y. Class Officer, Foot ball. Sportsmanship Award. Best Offensive Back JON CHARLES HOEKWATER — Science, Boys' State. JOEL BRYAN HOLLAND — Band, Science. MICHAEL JAMES HUGHES — 4 H. KENNETH ALSTON HUNTER — FFA. FHA, Football, Basketball, Track. SAMUEL JONES HUTCHERSON — Band, Science, Hi Y, Golf, Dis trict Bands, All State Jazz Band. BRENDA GAIL ISOM — Allied Medical, FHA, Science. Class Ide- als, Class Officer, Basketball. FRANKIE NOEL ISOM CHERYL JOHNSON: DONNA LISA JOHNSON — Mem- oir Staff. Allied Medical. Beta Club. FBLA, FHA, Science. Tennis, Demosthenians. Tri-Hi-Y. KENNETH DALE JOHNSON: LOU GENE JOHNSON — FBLA, FHA. DCT. YARC MARSHA JOHNSON: RICKY MONTINO JOHNSON: SHARON FERLINE JOHNSON — FBLA, FHA TAMMY MARDRELLA JOHNSON — Chorus, FHA, Cheerleading. BETTIE ANN JONES — Track. JAMES ROY JONES — Basket ball. JEFFERY KEITH JONES — Mem Dir Staff. Language Club. Interact, Key. Science, Hi-Y, Football. Golf. 215 Basketball. Baseball. Best Defen sive Back TONY PATRICK JONES — Band. DCT. MELVIN DENVER JORDAN — Beta Club. Football. Track, Art Award CHARLES L. KAY — Allied Medi cal. Band. Beta Club. Language Club, Science. Student Leader’s Council, Nominee to Gov.'s Hon- ors, Grad. Marshall, Basketball, All State Band, All District Band, Selected for America's Youth in Concert. Scholarship to Brevard Music Center, 9th Grade Best Citi- zen. STEVE JEFFERY KAY — Beta Club. Language Club, Interact, Hi- Y. Grad. Marshall. Class Officer, Football, Scholastic Award. Base ball. TAMARA RENEE KAY — Allied Medical, Beta Club, FBLA, FHA. Science. Demosthenians. Tri-Hi-Y, Grad. Marshall. DAVID ERWIN KESLER — FFA, Key. Science. Class Ideals, Foot ball. Best Offensive Lineman. DENNIS HAROLD KOTAL — FBLA. FFA. DCT. JOHNNY EARL LATHAN — FFA. DCT KAREN DENISE LATHAN ALLEN — FBLA. FHA. YARC. DCT, Bas ketball TAMMY MARIE LAVIOLETTE: RICHARD ANTHONY LAWSON — Allied Medical. Band. All State Band, All District Band. Gover- nor’s Honors Finalist, Mac Donald's All American Band. All State Jazz Ensemble, Brevard Music Center. Science. LOUIS McCELVEY LEROY — Hi Life, Beta Club, Language Club, Grad. Marshall, Class Officer, Golf. LYNN MARIE MARET — Band. All District Band. Who’s Who in Music Among American High School Students. Beta Club. FBLA, FHA, Science. Student Leader s Coun- cil, Color Unit, 4-H, Junior Home makers Degree, Delegate to FHA District Meeting, Math, SAGE, Tri Hi-Y. Demosthenians, Class Offi- cer, Basketball. STEVE ROBERT MARETT: ALFONSO MATTOX — FFA. Sci ence. Football. Golf, Basketball, Track. EARSTON MATTOX — FFA. Hi-Y, Football. Golf, Basketball. Track. SHIRLEY JEAN MATTOX — FBLA. FHA, Science, Class Ideals. Class Officer. Cheerleading. Track. Bas ketball. STAN BARNARD MATTOX — FHA. Hi Y. Science, Class Ideals, Football, Golf, Basketball. Base ball. Track. WANDA MATTOX: DOROTHY J MAXWELL — FHA. DCT. Basketball. MICKEY GERALD McCOLLUM — Interact, VICA T l. Football, Bas ketball SYLVIA VERNON McCORD — FBLA. FHA. Science, Class Officer. MARGARET EVE McCORKLE — Allied Medical, Band. Beta Club, FHA, FBLA. Language Club, Color Unit. YARC. Tri-Hi Y, Grad. Mar shall. Junior Homemakers Degree DERRICK KEITH McKERN — DCT TIMOTHY GEORGE MILFORD — Science. ANDREA MIZE: ANNETTE MIZE: DARLENE ELIZABETH MIZE — FHA, Allied Medical, Beta Club, English Award RHONDA MIZE: JUANITA MONTGOMERY — Cho- rus, FHA, DCT, Tri-Hi-Y, Basket ball. Track. SANDRA DIANNE MOORE — Hi Life, Allied Medical, FBLA, FHA. VICA T l. RICHARD DOUGLAS MORRIS — Interact, DCT, Basketball. NANCY ELAINE MOSS: REBECCA CAROL MUMPOWER — FHA. FBLA. Chorus. Tri-Hi-Y. JAMES BYRON MYERS — VICA T l. ROBERT LUTHER NEAL — Band, FHA. Chorus, DCT. Hi-Y, Basket ball. Baseball. Track. CARLOS NORMAN — Chess Club, Baseball. ANTONIA OGLESBY — FHA, Track. KEITH OGLESBY: SELINA PARTAIN: DWAYNE C. PATTERSON — VICA T l, Football. Baseball. DAVID PEACE: WILLIAM K PHILLIPS — VICA T l, DCT. Football. GRADY PICKENS — Basketball. SYLVIA BERNICE PICKENS — FBLA, FHA, Allied Medical, Beta Club. Sr. Football Sponsor, Bas ketball. Sportsmanship Award, U.S. History Award. WILLIAM PILGRIM: ROBERT D. POSEY — FFA, VICA T l. DCT TONY POWERS: GLEN PRIDGEN: MARY ANN REED — Allied Med. cal. FBLA, FHA, VICA T l. DCT JOE REGISTER: TERRY HUGH REID — Science, Golf. ANNA ELIZABETH RIDGWAY — Allied Medical, Band, FHA. Lan guage Club. Science. Girls’ State, 4-H, 4-H North District President, State Winner m Consumer Educa tion. State at-Large Winner, North District Cotton Boll Winner, Citi- zenship Short Course — Wash- ington D C., Cooperative Institute — Michigan, I Dare You Award, Georgia Key Award, National 4-H Congress — Chicago, Master 4 Her. JANICE GAIL RISNER — Allied Medical, FHA DEBBIE ROBERTSON. BARBARA ANN ROE — Beta Club, Allied Medical. FBLA, Sci- ence, Grad. Marshall. GRADY KAY ROEBUCK — FHA. RICHARD WAYNE ROEBUCK — Science, Football, Track. LUTHER S. ROUSEY — Basket ball. Track. All-Star Award in Track. DEBRA JO ROWLAND — Chorus, FHA, FBLA. DCT. RENA LOUISE ROWLAND — FBLA, VOT, Student Leader's Council, Cheerleading, Sr. Foot- ball Sponsor, 11th Grade Class Queen. Miss Merry Christmas. TINA LOUISE ROWLAND — Allied Medical, FBLA. Student Leader’s Council, VOT, Class Officer, Cheerleading, Band. 11th Grade Class Queen. Homecoming Court. SHELTON LEROY ROYSTON — FFA, DCT BETTY JOYCE RUCKER — FBLA. FHA. CHRISTINE RUCKER — FHA. DAVID MORRIS RUCKER — Bas- ketball. Track. MICHAEL RUCKER — Football. Basketball, Track. MICHAEL EUGENE RUCKER — Band. Class Officer. WESLEY DEMEREST RUCKER — Football, Basketball, Track WILLIAM RUCKER: GREGORY ALTON SANDERS — Band. VICA T l. DCT KENNETH ALBERT SANDERS — FFA, VICA T l. DCT MARILYN SANDERS: MICHAEL DOUGLAS SANDERS — FFA. VICA T l, DCT. HASKELL EVERETTE SCOTT, JR — Band. Hi Y STEVEN FLOYD SEAWRIGHT — Band. Science. JUANITA FAYE SENKBEIL — Allied Medical. Band. Beta Club. Grad. Marshall, Student Leader's Council, DCT. Class Officer. DENNIS IRRIN SEWELL — Inter act. DCT. Basketball CURTIS SEYMOUR: CLARENCE BAXTER SHIFLET — Football, Baseball. Track. DIANE ELIZABETH SHIFLET — Beta Club, FBLA. FHA, Language Club, Social Studies Award, Kiwanis Club Award. JOHN PHILLIP SHIFLET — Hi Life, Band, Language Club, Key, Hi-Y, Science, VICA T l, Football. GLENN SIMMONS. SHARON BERNADETTE SIMP SON — FBLA. FHA. GEORGE HERMAN SIMS — DCT. HARRY MICHAEL SKELTON — Science. VICA T l, Football. BELINDA JULIETTE SOUZA — Allied Medical, 8and, Flagtwirler. Chorus, FBLA, FHA, Language Club, Science, Student Leader's Council, DCT, Tri Hi Y, Class Offi cer. Debate CYNTHIA ELAINE SPEARS — Band, FBLA. Science, Tri-Hi-Y, Class Officer, Basketball. PATRICIA JANET SPEARS — Chorus. FHA, DCT. SHEILA ANN SPENCER — Allied Medical, Beta Club. FBLA, YARC, Spanish Club, FBLA Regional Competition — Spelling, Grad. Marshall, Cheerleading, Kiwanis Club — Rope Award. MARK ANTHONY STONE — Lan- guage Club, Interact, Science. JANIE RUTH STURGHILL — Beta Club, Chorus. FBLA, FHA, Student Leader's Council, DCT, English, Math, FHA, Chorus and VICA Medals. DEBORAH JEAN TEASLEY — Chorus. FHA, DCT. DAVID ANTHONY TEASLEY — Band, Science, Chess Club, VICA T l. 1st Place Drafting Local Skill Olympics and 3rd Place Regional. RICHARD JEROME TEASLEY — Science, Boys’ State. Football, Basketball. Baseball, Track. SUSAN MARIE THOMPSON — Allied Medical, FBLA, FHA, YARC. FELECIA ANN TURNER — Band, Flagtwirler. Beta Club, Chorus, FHA, Typing, English and History Medals. Kiwanis Award. ANNE COURTNEY VERDERY — Anchor, Band, FHA, Language Club, FCA. Science. Student Lead er’s Council, Tennis, SAGE, Math, YARC. 4 H, Tr.-Hi Y. Sr Football Sponsor, Nominee to Gov.'s Hon ors. Basketball, All State Band, All District Band, Kiwanis Club DONNA MICHELE VICKERY — Hi-Life, Band. FBLA. FHA, Sci- ence, Class Officer, Student Lead er’s Council, Demosthenians, Tri- Hi Y, Basketball. RANDY RALPH VICKERY — FFA, VICA T l, DCT EDNA SUE WAKEFIELD — FBLA, FHA. JANET DENISE WARNOCK — Band, Language Club, Science, DCT. Tri Hi Y JENNIFER SEAY WARNOCK — Memoir Staff, Beta Club, Chorus, FBLA, Science, DCT, Cheerlead mg. DONNA LYNN WELBORN — Allied Medical, Beta Club. FBLA, FHA, SAGE. YARC, Grad. Mar- shall, State Data Processing Com- petition, Pilot Club Safety Award. CHARLOTTE AMANDA WEST — Memoir Staff, Anchor, Band, Flagtwirler. Beta Club, FHA, Grad. Marshall, Science, Student Lead- er's Council. Demosthenians. Tri- Hi Y, Finalist to Gov.'s Honors. All- District Band, Caroline N. Skele- ton Language Arts Award. LAURIE LYNN WHITE GAINES — Band. FBLA. FHA. DCT. REBA L. WHITE — FBLA. FHA, Language Club. Science. WANDA JOYCE WHITE — Band, Beta Club, FHA, Language Club, Science, Student Leader s Coun cil, Demosthenians, SAGE, YARC, 4-H. Grad Marshall. Class Officer, Cheerleading, Outstanding Stu dent Award. RANDY WILKINS: RICKY WILLIS — FFA. Hi Y, Foot ball. BOBBY WILSON: PAUL D. WINNE: RAE MICHELLE WOOTEN — Allied Medical, Band, Beta Club, FBLA. FHA, Science, VICA T l. LEONARD JEFFERY WORLEY — FFA. Interact. VICA T l. Hi Y. KENNETH LEE YORK — Beta Club. FFA. DCT. 216 -■ t V Jt