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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1980 volume:

r Life at HCHS Is a Pattern; a Pattern of Activities, Studies and Schedules 5 A Pattern Is an Example, a Model to Go By Instructions; the Process By Which We Learr 8 We Utilize Patterns Daily 9 gome Patterns Qeem Rather Routine but. . . 10 11 12 They Are Essential Pieces of the Pattern of Life at Hart County High School 13 Dedication There is a teacher at Hart County High School who is always willing to help a student with the complicated patterns of school life. Whether it's using his expert mathematical skills to explain an algebra problem or transporting students to and from school safely in his bus, he is always dedicated. A math class with this teacher is somewhat different from the average math class because of his unique blend of wit, catchy sayings and, of course, mathematical studies. This teacher cares about all his students and is someone you can talk with inside or outside of the classroom. Because of these qualities, it is indeed a pleasure to dedicate this 1980 Memoir to a friend, Mr. Harold Fleming. Patterns of Unify FLUTES — Leslie Eifler, Connie Saxon, Dianne Brown, Theresa Cobb, Teresa Parson, Rhonda McCollum, Becky McKenzie, Michelle Bailey. SAXOPHONES — Susan Ogelsby, Sharon Bowers, Tim Crapham, Bob Smith, David Powell, Gwen Sanders, Michael Crump, Johnny Turner, Kristie Crunkleton, Lee Morris, Randall Schultz, Angie Sanders, Otis Tate, Brian Brown, Lyndon Bond, Chuck Adamski. CLARINETS — Angie King, Debbie Kuykendall, Phyllis Robertson, Kim Clem, Gloria Robertson, Teresa Brown, Suzanne Denman, Sandra Shumaker, Erica Dooley, Priscilla Campbell, Greg Cornett, Teresa Teasley, Paula Skelton, Denise Hardy, Karen Isom, Janet Holcomb, Mary Jones, Joyce Part low, Veronica Simpson, Sandy Vickery, Tracy Skelton, Donna Sanders, Vanessa Duncan, Roberta Sadler, Tina Carey, Phyllis Hughes, Sharon Isom, Ann-Marie Berg, Connie Harper, Sandra Morrison, Allison York, Sharon McMullen, Donna Reid, Sharon Martin, Kim McDowell, Pamela Gaines, Cheryl Roebuck TRUMPETS — Richard Crunkleton, Glenda Sartain, Lynn Moon, Debra Martin, Wayne Stovall, Orlencia Robinson, Reginald Durret, Tim Coggin, Mark Cordell, Steve Byrum, Britt Brown, Dale Brown, Tim Dutton, Bently Fitzpatrick, Randy DeGrave, Greg Fields, Hal Gresham, David Hornick, David Grey, Jeff Sanders. Tony Robertson, Alan Perry, Brenda Bell, Jeff Buchanan, Dennis Cobb, Jeannie Appleby, Carol Carter, Keith Martin, Tim King, 16 Paul Clever, Mark Tomlin. TROMBONES — lack Madden, Casilo Hughes, Robert Newton, Mike Atkins, Jimmy Altman, Warren Bailey, George Osborne, Arnold Strickland, Jeff Moore, Bob Frye. MELLOPHONES — Richard Berg, Jeffrey Carlton, Cindy Seawright, Billy Walker. TUBAS — Tony Campbell, Rusty Ramsey, Lamar Pullian, Andy Jonson, Bryan Hicks, David Dudley. PERCUSSION — William White, Scott Wooten, Stevie Miller, Marv Cobb, Scott Cornelison, Sherry Brown, Bobby Crocker, Danny Hendrix, Tony Lawrence, Tonnie Willis, Don Greenway, Denny Martin, Freddie Pinkston, Todd McCollum. BARITONES — Brent Johnson, Keith Stovall. FLAG CORP — Keri Brown, Michelle Bailey, Pam Hughes, Teresa Roukoski, Stephanie Scott, Kelley Rumsey, Crystal Dyar, Guiliana Parham, Kim Graham, Laurie Hale, Pam Wilhite, Amy Leicht, Regina Rice, Melanie Ayers, Joan Parham, Christie Vickery, Kristi Kittrell, Teresa Weaver, Diane Williams. Patti Payne. MAJORETTES — Lori Seymour. Salley Bailey, Lynn Byrum, Sandra Brock, Michelle McSwain, Robin Fleming, Angela Craft, Darlene Vickery, Donna Lowery, Carole Morris. FIELD COMMANDER — Mary Brooks Carter 1. Majorettes — Sally Ba«l« y co-captain, lynn Byrum co-cap- lain. Darlene Vickery. Michele McSwain, Robin Fleming. Samira Brock. Carole Morns. Donna Lowery. Lcxi Seymour. Angela Crall 2. Senior� and VIP's: Cuiliana Parham. Diane Williams. Sanrlra Brock. Sally Bailey, lynn Byrum, Lori Seymore. Ken Brown. Melanie Ayers. Debra Marlin, Paula Skelloo. Teresa Brown. Sharon Bowers. Mary Brooks Carter. Angie King. Kim Clem. Glenda Sari in. Susan Oglesby. Mary Cobb, lynn Moon, Richard Crunkleton. Tim Granam. Robert Newton. Paul Crunklelon. Tonnie Willis. Richard Berg. Tony Camplsell, lac k Madden, Debbie Kuykendall. Gloria Rolxnson, Wayne Stovall. Reggie Durretl. William While Band Leaders and Crowd Dazzlers Through the combined efforts of the majorettes, flag corps, Seniors and VIP's the marching band dressed the football games with dazzling disco beat. Practicing in 90° weather, perfecting routines, and tightening up the ranks are just a few of the behind the scene jobs that made the band unified. Row 1 — Diane Williams, Melanie Ayers, Gui- liana Parham, Ken Brown. Row 2 — Lesha Kay, Christi Vickery, Teresa Roukoski, Laurie Hale! Pam Wilhite, Regina Rice, Kelly Rumsey, Tammy Turpin, Patti Payne. Row i — Teresa Weaver, Joan Parham, Crystal Dyar, Pam Hughes, Michele Bailey, Lynne Reed, Amy Leighju Kristi Kittrell, Lisa Kmghten, Kim Gra- 19 ham. The Con-phonic Sound of HCHS The members of the Hart County High School Concert and Symphonic Bands have had a very productive season this year. Under the leadership of Mr. Ron jonson and Sen- ior Bandsmen the bands went to festival in February. 1. Mary Brooks Carter — Field Commander ft. Concert Band — Z Flutn — Connie Sno I sen Reed Leslie { •••-' IXanoc Brossn k'm RNvxJj McColkxn Tneresa Cobb. Brtks McKefW«r Clarinets — Donna Sanders losce Part km Pam Hughes Denise Kan} Vanessa Duncan. karen Isom frica Dooley. Chersi Roebuck. Sandra Shumaker. 20 Rrg na R' e Verona a S«mpson. Teresa RosAom Armer e ____________________________________________________________ Reid. AJl-son York, tracv Skelton. Sharon Isom. Conn � Mar per. Teresa Dok. • Bassoon — Ands loose - Saxophones — Cvsen Sanders, lohnns Turner Am le cht. knsiie Cnjnkle- ton Michael Crump le� gh Moms. Randall Sc hull Angw� Sanders. 8-: Slone. Otn Tate. Rod Burdette Trumpets — Tons Roberson. Tim Dutton. Greg fields. Rands I eGra e Bemh fit patnck. Hal Gresham. Sieve Bsrum. David Hor _____________________________________________________________ Darlene Bell. Tim Kmg Baritone — Mac Bossers Trom- bones — stark Sanders George Osborne lell Moore Arnold Strx klancl. 8ob fr e Basses — Lamar Pulliam David Dudies Brvan Hicks Percussion — Freddie Pmkston Scott Cornelivsn Sherrs Brossn. Don Greenvsav. Rufus Hill The members of the Stage band were invited to play for the Governor Honors Program held in Atlanta. The bands also performed a Christmas Concert before the school on December 16, in addition to their annual Christmas and Spring Concerts. 1. Mr. Ron lonson. 2. Symphonic Band — flute — Lon Seymour, Tonnie Willis. Pam Wilhite� . Christie Vickery. Kelly Rumsey. Crystal Oyer, loan Parham Oboe — Tim Graham Bassoon — Lyndon Bond Clarinets — Angie King. Paula Skelton. Debbie Kuyk endall. Su anne Denman, Guiliana Parham. Kim Clem. Ken Brovsn, Mary Brooks Carter. Teresa Brown. Gloria Robinson. Phyllis Rolyerison, lanet MolcomL . Greg Cornett. Sandy « kery. Prise ilia Campt)eli Bass Clarinets — Teresa Teasley. Chuck Adamski Alto Saxophones — Susan Oglesby, Sally Bailey. Sharon Bowers. David Powell Tenor Saxophones — Brian Brown Baritone Saxophone — Boll Smith Trumpets — Richard Crunkleton. Debra Marlin, Wayne Stovall. Glenda Sartam, Paul Clever, Reggie Durrett. Mark Cordell. Lynn Moon. Tim Coggm french Horn — Richard Berg. Cmdy Seawnghl, lettery Carlton. Michelle Bailey. Billy W alker Trombones — Casilo Hughes, lac k Madden lames Starks. Robert Newton. |immy Allman. Mike Atkins Bari- tones — Burnt Johnson Keith Stovall Basses — Tony Camp bell. Rusts Ramsey Percussion — Mary Cobb. Steve Miller. Bobby Crocker. Tony Lawrence. Scott Wooten The members of VICA CDH have aided the community by raising money for local civic organizations. They held road blocks for Muscular Dystrophy and the jaws of Life along with walking for the Scottish- Rites Hospital. A fruit sale. Spring Social, and fair booth also aided in raising money. CDH 9erves Community 1. Row 1 — Ken Brown — parliamentarian, Denise Holland — Treasurer, Beth Boleman — V. President, Jimmy Duren — President, Pam Richey — Secretary, Russell Hill — Reporter. Row 2 — Donna Mize, Melody 22 Hendrix, Sandra Saylors, Tina Dawkins, Tammy Blackwell, Rita Brown, Dana Stowe, Pam Carnes, Craig O'Barr, Ralph McCollum. Row 3 — Butch Wilson, Bonnie Bailey, Sherri Cobb, Tina Chapman, Teresa Gra- ham, Jay Floyd, Paula Fortson, Pam Black- mon, Britt Bailey, Sandra Robertson, Ted Ankerich, Rhonda Wilson, Yvonne Spear- man, Warren Bailey. Absent — Deborah Blackwell, Lori Blewitt, Chrystal Crocker, Susan Dickerson, Teresa Shirley, Tina Floyd. 2. Laura Mitchell. 3. Mark Cordell. 4. Sandra Burton, Debra Clark. DCT — Helping Others Help Themselves The VICA DCT members were very active this year by participating in many helpful projects, such as road blocks for Muscular Dystrophy foundations and the Jaws of Life a walk-a-thon for the Scottish Rites Hospital, and food gathering for the Salvation Army. The members partici- pated in the yearly Local, Area, District, State and National Skills Olympics. Gerald Purcell won the honor of serving as National VICA Club President. 1. Michael Jordan, Elaine Frye, Debbie Carter, Pierce Mize, Pattie lee, Marianne Alexander, DCT officers. Billy Alien. stananne Alexander. Laurie Borrong. Paul Bvrum. leisa Bradford, terry Boyd. Tcrrsa Cooper. Khonda Findley, ken Games, kim Herndon. Sherry Hyrie, lammy Jordon. Mark Miliord. Gerald Purr ell. Si an lev Reed. Dale Teaslcy. Bonila Wmsleti, Renee Wilson, Ruby Alexander. Howard Andrews. Stoll Hulsey. Ruky Creenwav. Douglas Johnson. Mitch |ohn- son. Pierre Mi e taserne Barnes Vaughn. Carol Normon. tony orris. Richard Sanders. Lisa Sayer. Wanda Stowers. Mite hell Slamey. |oey White. Stevie Beggs. Roy Cheshire, seal Crump. Sharon Crump Bruce Hemmg. Danny Fowler, (lame Frye. Debbie Gurley. Ruky Hix, Michael Isom. Cheryl |ones, Michael lordon, Pam lordon. Alan leCroy, Pattie lee. Rukey Marlin Su an Richardson. Terry Robertson. Ricky Weaver, Sherry Smith While. Brute Ashworth. Billy Barr. David Bailey, kathy Brown. Tony Blackwell, (oseph Carter, Michael Degrave, losephme Daniels. Mike Foster. Rhonda House, Michael Isom. Iimmy lee. Das id StcCurley. Benny Martin, kathy Stoyle Roy ston, (ddie Randall. Steven Shaw. Gary Spears. Keith Stowers, Robin W ilson. Alan York. Debbie Carter 2 T T — Stops Traffic The VICA T l Club have been busy setting up road blocks to raise money for the Jaws of Life ' Scottish-Rites Hospital and Muscular Dystrophy foundations. The mem- bers of the T l sold fruit to Sponsor the Skills Olympics held in Hart County during January. 1. Vocational Student Advisory Committee — Gerald Purcell, Billy Barr, Jeff Burney, jimmy Duren, Caren Feltman, |immy Parham. 3. Allen York, Gerald Purcell, Billy Barr, jimmy Duren, Overall Vica Club officers. 1 Rxhjrd Byrum. |im Vukrry. Tony Berryman. Chris Crumley. ers. Iim Vickery. Tina Slowe, |ohn Addison. Linda Small. Greg Tammi Berrong, Thomas Me lane, Michael Brown. Mary lor Moles. Inman Rucker. Cary Holcomb. Paul Clever. Trie Willi dan. Tonya Sou a. ack Childers. |immy Dutton, lewis Bur lord. Kenneth Roebuck. Mark Asdol. |ell Burney, Chris Brown delte. Gary Vic kery. Darrell Howell, Bobby Bodges. Sale Bow 3 Wayne- Haygood. Bill frye. Donnie fowler, Allen Crumley, Wesley f rankum. Iim Mi tv Dale Moore. Michael MaBry. felix Scala. Tim f vans, Tony Hall. Mike Dobbs Chess and Math Clubs The Chess Club played in many different tourna- ments with surrounding counties. With the addition of the new computer to the Math Dept., the Math Club branched out into the realm of the computer sciences. 2 1. CHESS CLUB |im Best, David Cray, Shawn Odor, Mark O'Tuel, Steve Fellows, Jerry Boyd, Paul Clever, Clifford Jones, Ron Hor- nick, Mr. Presley! advisor, not shown. 2. MATH CLUB Patti Payne, Lisa Knighton, Jim Spencer, Richard Crunkleton, DaYid Martin, Billy Walker, Scott Wooten, Rusty Ramsey, Tim Graham, William White, Mr, Watson, advisor. 25 Drama Goes Hunting Bye-Bye Birdie The Drama Club held a Barn Dinner Theater along with the Home Economics classes. They also toured Hart County Schools to perform. Mrs. Pace directed the per- formances. After the productions the Hart County Play- ers had cast parties. At these parties the cast members were awarded with various awards. The awards for 1979 were: Al Ertzberger — Best Actor, Elsie Bailey — Best Actress, Titus Gambrell — Best Supporting Actor, and jan- ice Moore — Best Supporting Actress in the production Charlie Brown. The feature play for the Drama Club this year was Bye Bye Birdie. 2. This past year the Drama Club officers were: Mary Brooks Carter — Treasurer, Al Ertzberger — President, Melanie Basinger —Vice Presi- dent, Tammy Turpin —Secretary. 3. Members: Angie Teasley, Lori Seymour, Melanie Ayers, Debbie Kuyk- endall, Tammy Turpin, Mary Brooks Carter, Melanie Basinger, Karlyn Yager, Mrs. Pace — Advisor, Bonita Strickland, Al Ertzberger, Tony Campbell, Suzanne Denman, Cindy Seawright, Sherry Brown, Tonnie Willis, Bonnie Bailey, Janet Holcomb, Paula Fortson, Pattie Skelton, Lisa Wilson, Christi Vickery, Tina LeCroy, Fran Warnock, Rhonda House, Wanda Whitfeild, Martha Carter, Libby Fellows, Kelly Rumsey, Michele Osborne, loan Parham, Karen Greba, Micheal Crump, Cindy Vickery, Pam Wilhite, Crystal Dyar. This year the cast for Bye, Bye Birdie was Pianist — Fran Warnock, Albert — Al Ertzber- ger, Rosie — loan Parham, Kim — Christy Vick- ery, Mrs. Peterson — Cindy Seawright, Hugo — Todd Payne, Mr. Macafee — Brent Johnson. Mrs, Macafee — Angie Teasley, Randolph — Michael Crump, Conrad Birdie — Michael Cleveland, Helen — Tammy Turpin, Nancy — Tina Chapman, Alice — Karlyn Yager, Margie — Melinda Hicks, Penelope — Teresa Weaver, Ursula — Melanie Basinger, Deborah Sue — Michele McSwain, Freddie — Joey Sayer, Karl — Tony Campbell, Harvey — Rod Burdette. Mayor — leffery Ayers, Mayor's Wife — Ronda Osborne, Gloria — Mary Brooks Carter, Teen Chorus — Michele Osborne, Lori Seymour. Tina LeCroy, Lisa Wilson, Kelley Rumsey, Policeman — |ohm Sanders, Mrs. Merkle — Bonita Strickland, First Reporter — Sherry Brown, Second Reporter — Toni Willis 2. and 3. Melanie Ayers and Lori Seymour place the finishing touches on Sherry Brown. 27 LLDOGS Donna Adams. Debbie Allen, Jimmie Allman, Mike Atkins, Jeff Ayers, lellry Ayers. Mike Ayers. Michele Bailey — Sec., Sally Ba.ley, Tina Bailey. Warren Bailey, Billy Barr. Milicent Basgmer. till Baukmghi. Slate Baukmght. Darlene Bell. Anne Mane Berg. Richard Berg. Mark Blackmon. Wall Blackmon. Belh Boleman. Sate Bovsers, Sharon Bowers. Terry Bowers. Duchess Bratcher. Barry Brock. Sandra Brock. Dale Brown. Diane Brown, Ken Brown. Ken Brown. Russell Bruce, Elizabeth Bryant. William Burden. David Campbell. Tony Campbell. Jeff Carlton. Pam Carnes. Enc Chapman. Tina Chapman. Karen Childs. Debbie Cleveland. Michael Cleveland. Paul Clever. Marv Cobb. Sherri Cobb, Teresa Cobb. Tim Coggins, Mark Cordell, Greg Cornett. Angela Craft, Crystal Crittendon. Richard Crunkleton, Vivian Dalton. Kenny Dickerson. Chiquita Dnnkard. Jimmy Duren. Caroline Dyar, Mike Edwards, leslie Eifler. Grant Ethridge. Beth Findley, Debbie Fleming. Kim Graham. Tim Graham — Treas., David Gray. Alan Greer. Hal Gresham, laune Hale, lulie Hall. Connie Harris. Donna Hart. Sherrie Hembree. Russell Hill. Ricky Hu. Demse Holland. Mike Hubbard. Michael Isom. Kip Jolly. Renee Johnson. Clillord Jones. Vickie Jones. Andy Ion- son. Michael Jordan. Brooks Kay. leshia Kay. Henry Kesler, Kristi Kiltrell, lisa Knighton. Debbie Kuykendall — Pres., Amy leicht. Donna Lowery, Donnie lowery, Gina Madden. |udy Science Club Explores Underwater World During the year, the Science Club had many interesting programs. Guest speakers came from Georgia Tech, films from National Geographic were shown, and experiments were performed. Mrs. Sewell, Mr. Baker, and Mr. Presley, advised the club. 2. The Science Club officers this past year were: Debbie Kuykendall — President, Michelle Bailey — Secretary, Mr. Presley — Advisor, Tony Campbell — Vice Presi- dent, Tim Graham — Treasurer. Marsh, Sharon Martin, Rhonda McCollum, Todd McCollum. Linda McCaritv. Jana McGee. Daneen Mclane. Michele •MeSwam. Lynn Moon. Gale Moore, leff Moore, Denise Morris, Donna Morris, Leigh Morris, Robert Morris, Robert Newton. Craig O'Barr, |ill O'Barr. Susan Ogelsbv. George Osborne. Chuck Page. Giuliana Parham. Patti Payne. Alan Perry, David Powell. Terry Price. Rusty Ramsey. Lynne Reed. Regina Rice. lay Ridgway. Pam Roach. Teresa Roukoski. Donna Sanders, Richard Sanders. Glenda Sartam. Connie Saxon. Dana Segars, Lon Seymour, Donna Sherilf, lanet Shiflei, Paula Skelton. Arthur Smith. Bob Smith. |im Spencer. Wayne Stovall. Teresa Teasley. Donna Temple. Shiela Thornton. Kim Tucker, lesia Vaughn. Darlene Vickery, Gary Vickery. Teresa Weaver. Wil- liam White. Diane Williams, Scott Wooten. Alan York. 1. Bob Smith — contest photo number, Jeffery Ayers, Eric Chapman, Mark Cordell, Warren Bailey, Susan Weaver, Mike Edwards, John Atkinson, George Osborne — contest photo number 3, Crtstal Dyar, Michael Cleveland, Joan Parham, David Martin, Henry Kesler, Brent lohnson. Mr. Pace — Advisor. The Photography Club which was organized two years ago has shown members a new awareness of photo- graphic techniques and procedures. The club has prepared exhibits and conducted slide shows as well as going to Grandfather Mountain to take pictures. Members have a com- plete darkroom so they can develop and enlarge their own prints. Many other activites were provided to encourage students to pursue careers in the field of photography. Photography Club Darkroom Dwellers 30 Language Club French Cooks This year the French Club had a Christmas dinner and went caroling afterward. During Language Week in Febru- ary the Language Club sold crepes and carnations. In the spring the Language Club attended Language Week at North Georgia College in Dahlonga and they also toured Biltmore House and Gardens in Asheville, N.C. 1. French Club Officers — Pres. Michael Cleveland. Vice-Pres. Tammy Turpin, Trea- surer trie Chapman, Sec. Pam Roach, Pro- gram Chairpersons Cary Worley, Wanda Whitfield, and Beth Sayer. 2. Becky McKenzie, Pam Roach, Cheryl Max well, Angie Teasley, Bonita Strickland, Donna Bryant, Ronnie Perdue, Mack Walker. Gregg Turner, Teresa Teasley, Teresa Goldsmith, Anthony Daniels, Cozell Thornton, Beth Sayer, Gary Worley, Michael Crump, Scott Taylor, Deborah Verdell, Angela Tucker, Connie Stowers, Eric Chap- man, Pat Richey, Tammy Turpin, Wanda Whitfield, Melody Lewis, Lisa York, Michael Cleveland, Donna Mize, |une Martin and Miss Karen Shockley — Advisor. Members: Brenda Lathan — Pres., lisa Souza — V. Pres., Judy Adams — Sec., Milch Yeargin — Treas., Darlene Mitchell, Beth Sayer, Pam Carnes, Keith Cheek, Donna Sheriff, Connie Saxon, Diane Poole, Jimmy Parham, Tammy Haney, Laurie Berrong, Debbie Dalton, Mike Degrave, Tim Smith, Debbie Hendrix, Valerie Oglesby, Chiquita Drinkard, Verdia Blackwell, Lisa Sayer, Robin Wilson, Mike Foster, Tina Smith, Paul Lewis, Tina Hicks, Tray Hicks, Otis Brown, Paula Skelton, Tony Blackwell, Tina Ior- dan, Dana Stowe, Renee Wilson, Pam Jordan, Kim Herndon, Nate Bowers Youth Association Retarded Citizens Yarc has been busy challenging students to give to others the gifts of themselves. Some club activities for this past year included a Halloween-Hayride party. Christmas favors for the Special Ed. students at the special Olympics. The major money-making project was a skate-a-thon sponsored by the club for the Special Ed. programs in the schools. Allied Health Careers Club AHCC raised money through bake sales. AHCC members participated in a walk-a-thon to help the Scottish- Rite Hospital Foundation. They sold Christmas lights for the TMR center and raised money through bake sales for the AHCC Scholarship Funds. 1. Vickie Jones, Denise Holland, Debbie Cleveland, lavon Roebuck, Ronda Osborne, Guiliana Parham, Glenda Sartain, Daneen Mclane, Gina Madden, Leashia Grove, Sharon Bowers, Carrie Ramsey, Sally Bal- iey, Angela Patterson, Phylis Roberson, Cheryl Jones, Carol Robinson, Sandra Burton, Twyler Burton, Angela Stowers, Vickie Ramsey, Jenny Oglesby, April Perry, Tina LeCroy, Lisa Wilson. Linda lackson, Machele Scandrett, Tina Baliey. 2. The Lights of Love Christmas tree 33 Fellowship of Christian Athletes FCA is centered on H.C.H.S. Ath- letes to help them have a more Chris- tian-like attitude in a competitive game. This club is not only composed of just Athletes but also a large num- ber of the student body. Outside their regular club meetings, they gathered on Thursday nights for dis- cussion about the Bible. Members: Mary Brooks Carter, Diane Williams, Cindy SeaWright, Michelle Bailey, Suzanne Denman, Lynne Reed, Leslie Eifler, Rhonda McCollum, Beth Boleman, Sandy Vickery, Tonya Cendrick, Pat Richey, Cheryl Roebuck, Annette Scott, Orlencia Robinson, Veronica Simpson, Vanessa Duncan, Vivian Dalton, till Westbrook, Marianne Alexander, Sharon Sto- vall, Fran Warnock, Chris Whitfield, Todd Craft, Bruce Boleman, Slate Bauknight, Kenny Dickerson, Robert Morris, Tammy Turpin, Bon nie Bailey, Teresa Teasley, Teresa Roukoski, Donna Adams. Lesia Vaughn, Angie Evans, Darlene Vickery, Carol Morris, lanet Shiflet, Kim Graham, Richard Maxwell, Erica Pickens, Daneen McLane, Dana Segars, Sherry Brown. Lesha Kay, Patti Payne, Pam Roach. Bobby Ramey, Lori Seymour, Donna Temple, Judy Marsh, Tim Jones, Debra Martin, Gary Worley, Michael Crump, Wanda Whitfield, Donna Morris. Lon Blewitt, Janice Cartee, Teresa Byrum, Lydia Ethridge, Bobby Bridges, Neal Crump, Sally Bailey, Sandra Brook, Jill O'Barr, Andrea Evans, Lynn Cheek, Lynn Byrum, Alli- son York, Lisa Knighton, Denise Morris, 34 Laurie Hale, jill Bauknight, Karen Childs, Jeff Vickery, Marv Cobb, Dianne Brown, Milicenf Basinger, Todd McCollum, Mike Yager, lames Starks, Deborah Blackwell, Kathy Gunn, LaDonma Waldrop, Scott Cornelison, Russell Hill, Renee Johnson, Gregg Turner, Alan York, Danny Hughes, Chris Heaton, Denise Norman, Patricia Mayfield, Sonya Duncan, Melody Hen- drix, Jim Best, Joey Sayer, Todd Payne, Tina Chapman, David Bray, Terry Bowers, Tony Roberson, Bill Frye, Bryan Hicks, Tim Dutton, Sharon McMullen, Sandra Morrison, Sharon Isom, Vanessa Duncan, Doretha Mitchell, Robin Fleming, Teresa Weaver, Pam Hughes, Carren Feltman, Sherri Cobb, Melinda Hicks, Angela Craft, Melanie Skelton, Tina Bailey, Denise Holland, Wanda White, Christi Vick- ery, Pam Wilhite, Melanie Basinger, Debbie Fleming, Gwen Sanders. Donna Lowery, Laura Payne, Leigh Morris, Sharon Martin, Allison McAllister, Deborah Evans, Sam Basinger, Gina Madden, Walt Blackmon, Ted Ankerich, Paul Fleming, Tony Hall, Crystal Dyar, Joan Parham, Sonya Herring, Ginger Hicks, Viki Jones, Deb- bie Cleveland, Kristi Crunkleton, Pat Cagle, Dutchess Bratcher, Tonnie Willis, Beth Findley, Dean Rowland, Britt Brown, Keith Stowers, Edward Scott. Arthur Smith, Ken Brown, Steve Miller, Hal Gresham, Al Ertzberger, Melanie Ayers, Phil Emmons, Paul Emmons, Sonny Doody, Sharon Elrod, Cindy Crump, Donna Sanders, Micheal Cleveland. Lewis Burdette, Grant Ethridge, Eric Chapman, Jeffrey Ayers. Mike Hubbard, Chuck Page, Todd Moorehead, Dale Brown, Curtis Moore, Micheal Jordan, and Joey Sayer. 35 FBLA Sells Tom Whatt? Staying busy again this year, the FBLA Club sold Tom Watt kits to help raise money. They also showed their appreciation to the faculty of Hart Co. High by giving them a tea! They kept in close touch with the Georgia Power Association on the importance of saving elec- tricity, which was also the topic of one of their programs. Their programs this year were var- ied, as well as educational; for instance the Hart Co. EMT'S gave an interesting program on emergency medical treatment. mm — - JSL m N I . Y Ka Hilley. Mark footer. Diane William� . Diane Poole. Sharon Martin. Tammy Haney. Crisli Vickery. Debbie Fleming. Pam Hughe� , latkie Mize, Renae Dicker� on. Tern Roper. Donna 36 Reid, Connie Teel. Alice Benson, Pam Wilhite Darlene Vick- ery. Debbie Dalton. Sally Benson, Susan Boteler. Tammy Faven� . Renee Graham, Diane Vickery. Crystal Dyar. Rhonda Isom, Sandra Morrison, Michelle Kellar. Melissa Osley. Sherrie Greenway. |immy Parham. Cmdy Crump. Linda Saylors. Pam Holbf(x k. Debbie Allen. Debbie Cleveland. Vicki Jones. Trey Hicks. Careeda lordon. Tina Bailey, Linda McGanty. Walter Stamsh. Stewart Crump. Becky Gurley. Kalli Kutulas, Vanessa Duncan. Penny Phillips. Alan Greer, Gloria Alewme, Wanda Davis. Brenda Bowers. Deborah Payne, Tracy Saviors. Sheila Parker. Libby Fellows. Angela Morrison. Linda Saviors. Russell 8ruce 4. FBI A Officers: Gloria Alewine — Projects Chairperson, Russell Bruce — Reporter, Debbie Allen — Historian, |immv Parham — President, lammy Eavans — Vice President, Debbie Dalton — Secretary, Christi Vickery — Parliamentarian, Penny Philips — Trea- surer, Crystal Dyar — Chaplain, Pam Wilhite — Projects Chairperson, Mrs. Beth Ballenger — Advisor. 37 FHA on the Go 1. Gail Ramsey, Darlene Jones, Faye Thornton, Ann Hill, Debra Verdell, Angela Tucker, Rridgette Mattox, Sally Benson, Alice Benson, Connie Teel. Terri Roper, Donna Reid, Rhonda Wilson, Melissa Osley, Renee Graham, Wanda Stowers, Darlene Michell, Vernida Blackwell, Del- phine Thornton, Cynthia lewis, Angela Morrison, Connie Harper, Vivian Dalton, Sheila Thornton, Angela Rucker, Darlene Vickery, Diane Vickery, Debbie Fleming, Sharon Carnes, Robin Fleming, Laurie Mic- hell, Barbara Morrison, Vivian Jones, Beverly Stowers, Annie Harper, Melody Hendrix, Michele McSwain, Robin Broadwell, Paula Fortson, Caroline Dyar, Vicki Fleming, Jana McGee, Pam Holbrook, Karlyn Yager, Karen Howell, Mary Brooks Carter, Carren Feltman, Shebby Allan, Sandra Jones, Gloria Robinson, Tamara Alexander, Beverly Jones, Cozell Thornton, Pam Banister, Sherri Hembree, Regina Rice, Becky Gurley, Carol Morris, Libby Fellows, Sandra Motes, Sonja Duncan, Linda McGarity. Tracy Saylors, Carolyn Rucker, Mrs. Pilgrim and Miss Jordan. 2. Officers: Cynthia Lewis — Parliamentarian, Sheila Thornton — Chap- lain, Carren Feltman — Pres., Robin Fleming — Historian, Darlene Vickery —- Proj. Chmn., Jana McGee — Music and Rec., Ms. Jordan — advisor, Gail Moore — Historian, Karen Howell — Music and Rec., Robin Broadwell — Proj., Paula Fortson Honor Roll, Becky Gurley — Honor Roll, Sonya Duncan — Sec., Mary Brooks Carter — V-Pres., Iibby Fellows — Treas., Mrs. Pilgrim — advisor. 2 Future Homemakers of America members have been traveling around the country. They sent candidates to the National Convention held in Washington D.C., attended District meetings in the fall at Habersham Central, and in the spring at Clarke Central. As an annual project they dressed dolls for the Salvation Army. A Fair booth was entered at the Hartwell Fair. 1 38 I. Carren Feltman, president presents awards for dressing Salvation Army dolls to Becky Blalock, Rhonda Wilson, Gwen Stowe, and Robin Isom. 2. Commie Evans, Shebby Allen and Teresa Cooper examine carpet samples in Decorat- ing and Design class. 3. Debbie Carter, Anne Marie Bery, Kim Wil- son and Becky Blalock sample the products of Co-Ed Cookery Class. 9 Members: Gerald Lowery, Todd Moorehead, Grant Banister, Sandra Brock — Sweetheart, Britt Bailey, Bobby Bridges, Mark Reed, Tony Hall, Sam Basinger, Eric Chapman, Neal Crump, Stevie Miller, Chuck Page, Mike West- brook, Walt Blackmon, Mark Sanders, Jeffrey Carlton, Al Ertzberger, Russell Hill, Jay Floyd, and Coach Robin May — Advisor. Interact Club 40 Key Club The Key Club has been very busy for various charities. They helped out the March of Dimes by having a car wash. They held road blocks for Scottish Rites Hospital, and col- lected food for the Salvation Army. As an annual money- making project they sold Key Club Calendars. Kneeling: Mike Hubbard — Chaplain, Michael Iordan — Sgt. at Arms, Alan York — Sgt. at Arms, Sally Bailey — Sweetheart, Ted Ankerich — Treasurer, Paul Fleming — President, Gene Sekel — Vice President, Henry Kesler — Secre- tary. Standing: Kevin Heaton, David McCurley, Scott Weaver, Tim Jones, Mike Yager, Alvin York, Chris Cleveland, Mr. Baker, Ken Brown, Billy Barr, Gerald Purcell, Gregg Turner, Brent Johnson, Paul Byrum, Barry Wilson, Jay Ridge- way, Bob Smith, Wayne Stovall. Ricky Hix, Jef- frey Ayers, Mark Blackmon, Arthur Smith, Hal Gresham. 41 ABC — Anchor, Boat, and Chuck This year Anchor Club was busy making money for many charities. They helped Key Club with a car wash for the March of Dimes. They had a Rock-a-thon for the Scottish Rites Hospital. They also decorated a Christmas tree for the Salvation Army Christmas program. They showed their appreciation to the teachers on Valentines Day by honor- ing them as secret admirers. As money making projects the Anchor Club sold carmel apples and homecoming mums. They also entered a float in the Downtown Merchants Christmas parade shown at right. Vickie tones — President, Glenda Sartain — Treas., Chuck Page — Beau, Susan Oglesby, Debbie Cleveland — Secretary, Tonnie Willis, Robin Fleming, (ill O'Barr, Debbie Kuykendall, Keri Brown — Vice President, |ill Bauknight, Melanie Skelton, Pam Wilhite, Sally Bailey, Suzanne Denman, Sharon Bowers, Sandra Brock, Sherry Brown. Absent from photo were Kelly Rumsey, Cindy Seawright, Michele Bai- ley. Pam Hughes, Regina Rice, Ginger Hicks, Kim Clem, and Advisor Miss Karen Moore. 42 1 Chorus — 61 Members Strong Bigger, better and more active characterizes the 1979-80 chorus. The chorus participated in the 2nd annual band and chorus event at the University of Georgia Homecom- ing halftime show which featured the performance of the new official state song, Georgia On My Mind. A group of chorus members were a part of the Northeast Georgia Fes- tival Chorus which sang music from Handel's Messiah and joy to the World at the Community Christmas Cele- bration III in Athens. The chorus also performed their annual Christmas and Spring Concerts and took their annual spring tour of Hart Co. Schools and Performed at the Hart-Franklin Developmental Training Center. In addi- tion, they performed during the Salvation Army Christmas program at HCHS and also at the Christmas program at Hartwell Elementary. 1. Chorus officers: (ill Westbrook — Secretary, Melanie Basinger — Pres., |enda Andrews — Librarian, Donna Morris — Historian, Grant Ethridge — Publicity Chairman, Lynn Cheek — Treas., Angie Teasley — Vice Pres. 2. Martha Carter, Katie Beck, Melanie Basinger, Michelle Osborne, Keith Dowells, Al Warran, Norman Lomax, Mike Cagle, Mike Westbrook, Billy Walker, |immy Par- ham. |im Best, Diane Williams, Kay Mad- den, Sharon Stovall, Jill Westbrook, Mrs. Watson, Debra Martin, )enda Andrews. Fran Warnock, Lynn Cheek, Ann Hill, Donna Morris, Michael Osborne, Fred Heard, How- ard Norman, Willie Lester, Sam Maxwell, Keith Brown, Angela Rucker, Elaine Risner, Sherry Greenway. Loretta Risner, Bonita Strickland, Angie Teasley, Shaun Reed. Grant Ethridge, Jeff Jones, Meco Stowers, Nancy Reed, Lisa Davis, Robin Isom, Cheryl Maxwell, Cindy Crump, Cozette Rucker, Melanie Ayers, John Beattie, John Sanders, Jeff Burney, Checo Stowers, Teresa Rucker, Faye Thornton, Lori Seymour. Beta Honor Students Honor Students The Beta Club activities were purchasing a microfiche reader for the library, and contributing to the Lights of Love for the TMR Center. They sold Lance products and provided honor stalls for graduates. The Beta Club honored outstanding students on Honor's Night. 2. Ninth grade members — Paula Patterson, Donna Sanders, Vanessa Duncan, Sandra Morrison, Allison York, Becky McKenzie, Christy Crunkleton, Laurie Skelton, Russ Sanders, Joel Keith Brown 1. Debbie Allen, Jeffery Ayers, Melanie Ayers — secretary, Bruce Ash- worth, Michele Bailey, Sally Bailey, Lyndon Bond, Shoron Bowers, Duchess Bratcher, Mary Brooks Carter, Karen Childs, Debbie Cleve- land, Angela Craft, Richard Crunkleton, Debbie Dalton, Carren Felt- man, Robin Fleming, Tim Graham, Alan Greer, Mike Hubbard — Vice- president, Renee Johnson, Kip Jolly, Vickie Jones, Debbie Kuykendall — Program chairman, Brenda Lathan, Tina LeCroy, Jack Madden — treasurer, Daneen McLane, Susan Oglesby, Ronda Osborne, Chuck Page, Joan Parham, Lynne Reed, Dean Rowland, Kelly Rumsey, Glenda Sartam, Connie Saxon, Lori Seymour — president, Lisa Souza, Gwen Stowe, Angie Teasley, Sheila Thornton, Leisa Vaughn, Tonme Willis. 44 1 Student Government — Voice of Leadership The Student Government consists of all the class officers and student body president and vice president. This year the Student Government helped with the Jaycees' Haunted House and sold bulldog tags. 1. Vice Pres. — Shelia Thornton, Advisor — Mr. Boyer, Pres. — Chuck Page 2. Members — Chuck Page — Student Body President, Shelia Thornton — Student Body Vice President, Mike Hubbard — 12th Grade President, Mary Brooks Carter — 12th Grade Vice President. Lori Seymour — 12th Grade Secretary, Gerald Purcell — 12th Grade Treasurer, Michele McSwain — 11th Grade President, Robin Fleming — 11th Grade Vice President, Karen Greba — 11th Grade Secretary, Tina Chapman — 11th Grade Treasurer, Karen Childs — 10th Grade President, Tammy Turpin — 10th Grade Vice President, Diane Brown — 10th Grade Secretary, Tonya Souza — 10th Grade Treasurer, George Osborne — 9th Grade President, Darlene Vickery — 9th Grade Vice President, (ill Westbrook — 9th Grade Secretary, Angie Evans — 9th Grade Treasurer 45 Angelo Harper, Chris Sturgill, Ken Gaines, Tommy Sanders, Bruce Bowers, left Ayers, Russ Sanders, lay Ridgway, Curtis Moore, Phil Emmons, Paul Emmons, Dexter Stowers, Terry Broadwell, Doug Chitwood. Jimmy Bartlett, Bill Stone, Lynn Barnes, Al Ertzberger, Paul Clever, Jeffrey Carlton, Alvin York, Michael Crump, Billy Carter, Michael Cleveland, Howard Strick- land, Greg Brown, Kevin Heaton, Alan York, Regina Rice, Ronda Osborne, Teresa Weaver, Paula Fortson, Melinda Kay Hicks, Gwendolyn Rucker, April Perry. Angela Stowers, Angela Morrison, Veronica Simpson, Carrie Ramsey, Carolyn Rucker, Vanessa Duncan, Patricia Goss, Darlene Mitc- hell, Frances Rutker, Gloria Robinson, Wanda Stowers, Linda Rucker, Tamara Harper, Jeniffer Jackson, Paula Patterson, Renee Wilson, Tobin Wilson, Kim Hearndon, Jeanie Appleby, Angie Sanders, Karen Howell, Karen Greba, Robin Broadwell, Cyndie Taylor, Kalli Kutulas, Gail Ramsey, Pat Richey, Gwen Sanders, Barbara Stovall, Teresa Teasley, Connie Saxon, Rhonda Carey, Robin Thrasher, Martha Carter, Gloria Alewine, Tonya Souza. 4-H 4-H Club members participated in the annual Fall Festival and spon- sored a Chicken Barbecue. Hunters safety classes and business extension classes were provided. FFA Promotes Green Thumb FFA the Future Farmers of America was very busy having Chicken-Ques. They walked in the Scottish Rite Walk-a-thon. This year the FFA had six members to attend the FFA rally and two members attended the National Convention. They also sold mail boxes, Green Houses, and plants. 1. Members: Barabara McDuffie, Lisa Carter, Mr Brown — Advisor, Mitch Yeargm, Jeff Cook, Pierce Mize, Mike Foster, Wanda Whitfield, Tammy Floyd, Donna Boles, Mel- ody McDuffie, Diane Poole, Glorie Aliwine, Missy Cooley, Lynn Creenway, Lesia Cape, Jimmy Lee, Connie Vaughn, Rnee Wilson, Jeff Baker, Mike DeCrave, Mary Jordan, Tonya Souza, Benny Martin, Terry Roper, Mark O'Tuel, Steve Shaw, Clifford Beard, Tony Blackwell, Tim FHerring, Tony Norris. John Beattie, James Wilson, FHarod Posey, Tim Coggins, Keith Cheek, Steve Fellows, Bruce Boleman, Tim Sanders, Mycal Taylor, Sandy McCurley. 1. Fran Warnock, Sherrie Greenway, Donna Byranl, Tammy Turpin, I inda Rucker, Henry Kesler, lay Ridgeway, Darrel Heard, Russ Sanders, Michael Ankerich, Shawn Odor, Tina leCroy, Angela Morrison, Mike Edwards, Careeda Iordan, Alison lones, Tina Floyd, Cathy Seawright. Al Ertzberger. lisa Wilson, William Burden, Benji Wood, Mrs. Bruce — advisor. 2. Pam Roach — Editorials, Mary Wilkins — Sports. 3. Alison Jones, Tina Floyd, Cathy Seawright — Features. Hi-Life Moves Ahead 48 The Hi-Life Staff enlarged its staff to twenty-eight members this year and is moving forward under the capable leadership of the new editor, Al Ertzburger and assistant editors, Tina LeCroy and Lisa Wilson. Keeping our journalistic standards high, the group won a second place award in high school Georgia scholastic press association when it met in May. Heading the sports section is an experienced new-comer, Tray Hicks. Editor of the news section is Tina LeCroy. Editor of the features section is Lisa Wilson. Tammy Turpin and Pam Roach have worked diligently with the editorial section. 1. Assistant Editors — Lisa Wilson, Tina LeCroy, William Burden, Benju Wood, Mrs. Bruce, Al Ertzburger. 2. Sports — Henry Kesler, Darrel Heard, Tray Hicks, Jay Ridgway. 3. Features — Fran Warnock, Tammy Turpin, Sherrie Creenway, Linda Rucker, Donna Bryant. 3 4 1. Photographer—Bob Smith. 2. Mrs. Teel — Advisor and Mike Hubbard — Editor. 3. Activities Section: Debbie Allen, Brenda Lathan, Debbie Fleming, Connie Harris, Cindy Dant. 4. Tina Chapman, Brenda lathan, Cindy Dant, Edward Starks, Connie Harris, Mike Hub- bard, Chris Heaton, Debbie Dalton, Carren Feltma, Debbie Fleming, Karen Childs, Renee Johnson, Sheila Thornton, Debbie Allen, Cary Worley, Terrell Rucker. Duchess Bratcher, Kenny Addison, Jeff Jones, Mrs Teel — Advisor. Memoir Completes 1980 Pattern When we reflect upon the production year, we realize that finishing the pattern was harder than making the layouts of the pages There were times when staying after school until 5 p.m. was the only way to meet a dead- line. There were times when the film just wouldn't cooperate. Conducting the sales pro- gram, keeping the records and planning the skit for the assembly was hectic, not to men- tion ripping up and starting over several times. We made it just the same and feel confident that we've successfully recorded the patterns of the 1980 school year for the entire student body. We want to express our thanks to Butch Wilson for designing the Memoir cover 1. Features— Renee Johnson, Karen Childs. 3. Classes — Duchess Bratcher, Kenny Addi- 4. Ads — Debbie Dalton, Cary Worley, Shelia 2. Sports — Ed Starks. Tina Chapman, Carren son, jeff Jones, Chris Heaton. Thorton, and Ronda Osborne. Feltman, Terrell Rucker. 51 We would like to thank Mr. Billy Moorhead and Mr. Dan Evans for many of the photographic patterns in the yearbook. Thank you for your time, patience and consideration. The Pacer Develops Patterns 52 Precious Moments The anticipation mounted as the clock ticked away the seconds to halftime. As the 79 Homecoming Court assembled on the field, everyone held their breath awaiting the final announcement. The cheers shook the stadium as Sandra Brock was announced the 1979 Miss Homecoming. 54 1. Class Representatives and their Escorts were: Sophomore Class — Lynn Cheek and Jeff Cook. Freshman Class — Lesha Kay and Slate Bauknight lunior Class — Ginger Hicks and Kip lolly. 2. The Homecoming Court consisted of: Sandra Brock, Debbie Dalton, Lori Seymour, Linda Mattox, and Mary Brooks Carter. 55 The Dogs 1 Lady The pregame activities held excitement for everyone, especially for the 1979 Bulldog Court. The tension mounted as each girl was introduced, as each awaited the results of the voting. The excitement was released as Diane Williams was announced Miss Bulldog. 56 Seniors and Sponsors 1. Ted Ankerich and Carren Feltman 2. Britt Bailey and Kelly Rumsey 3. Grant Banister and Tina Chapman 4. Randy Blackwell and Delphine Thornton 5. Ken Brown and Melanie Skelton 57 Qeniors and 9ponsors 1. Donnie Burch and Saundra Teasley 2. Neal Crump and Sally Bailey. 3. Paul Fleming and Stephanie Scott 4. Kenneth Freeman and Andrea Evans. 5. Roger Freeman and Deborah Evans. 58 60 ' «fife V. I Homecoming lA cr tui a rl Highlights 61 GHP's and Christmas Cutties Each year a group of sophomores and juniors are chosen according lo grades and teacher recommenda- tions to represent Hart County at the Governor's Honors Program. They are interviewed in a field that they are interested in and if they are chosen to be a finalist, they will spend seven weeks studying this field. 1. Miss Sheila Thornton was Miss Merry Christmas this year. Lynn Bryum, Keri Brown, Renee Wilson, and Debbie Cleve- land were members of the court. Miss Merry Christmas and her court represented Hart County High School in the Christmas parade on Dec. 2. Nominees lo the Governor's Honors Program were Ronda Osborne — Vocational Education, Karen Childs — Social Studies, loan Parham — English, Kelly Rumsey — Academic Alternate, Lyndon Bond — Fine Arts, Michelle Bailey — Math, Tony Campbell — Fine Arts. Absent when photo was made Kip Jolly — Vocational Education Alternate, and loseph Carney — Fine Arts Alternate. Individual Achievements 1. and 3. Debbie Dalton and Mike Hubbard — DAR Best Citizens 2. Ken Brown — All State Football Player; Gerald Purcell — National VICA President; Mike Hubbard — Winner oi the State American legion Oratori- cal Contest. 4. All State Band Winners — |r High Division — Andv lonson — Bassoon. Donna Sanders — Clarinet. Alan Perry — Trumpet. Senior High Division Lori Seymour — Flute, Richard Crunkleton — Trumpet, jimmy Altman — Trombone. Tony Campbell — Tuba, and Alternate — Bobby Crocker — Percussion. 63 Superlatives Melanie Ayers and Sally Bailey Melanie Ayers has been a member of the Beta Club for four years and served as secretary dur- ing her senior year She has also participated in band for four years, one in which she was cap- tain of the Flag Corps. Melanie was a member of the basketball team for three years. Sally Bailey has been a member of the March- ing Band for five years. She has also been a member of District Band and an All State Final- ist, She served as the Majorette captain her senior year. Sally was elected Miss Memior 1979 and received various awards such as CHP and Literary. She has been a member of Beta for four years. 64 Quperlatives Ken Brown and Mary Brooks Carter Ken Brown has participated in various sports, such as football, basketball, and tennis each for four years. He also was a member of the track and baseball teams each for one year. Ken has been picked most valuable player three times and has ten varsity letters. He was named to All Area and All State football teams. Mary Brooks Carter has been in the Marching Band for five years. She served as field com- mander her senior year. Mary Brooks has been a member of Beta for four years. During her lunior year she won the Home Ec Award and All A's Award. She participated in Literary Meet in One-Act play and girls spelling. She has been a member of the Homecoming Court and Bulldog Court. She was also nominated to GHP 65 Superlatives Richard Crunkleton and Tim Graham Richard Crunkleton has been in Marching Band for five years. During those years he has been a District Band member three times. He has been an All State Finalist and was nomi- nated to the McDonald's All-American Band. He has earned scholarships to State and National camps. He has been a member of Beta for four years, was nominated to CHP and received the ninth grade Math Award. Tim Graham participated in the Marching Band for four years, during which he has been to the Solo and Ensemble Festival and a Dis- trict Band member. Tim was selected for Boys' State. He has been a member of Beta for four years and was nominated to GHP. 66 Superlatives Kevin Heaton and Mike Hubbard Kevin Heaton was a member of the basketball team for four years, tennis for three years, track and football for one year. In tennis he was voted Most Valuable Player and has received four varsity letters. He played in Regional Competition with the Cross Country team. Mike Hubbard has been the football play-by- play announcer for four yeras, and the Bulldog Sports Information Director for two years. He was the Marching Band announcer for four yeras. He was awarded the FCA Football Sportsmanship Trophy. He was also the Senior class President. He was a member of the Beta Club for four years and was Vice-President his senior year. He was a nominee to GHP. He was the State Champion in the American Legion Oratorical Contest and the VFW Voice of Democracy contest and represented Georgia in the National contests. He was selected to attend Boys' State and was then selected first choice to Boys' Nation in Washington, D.C. He was a member of the Memoir Staff for four years, serving as Editor his senior year. 67 Superlatives Debbie Kuykendall and Brenda Lathan Debbie Kuykendall has been a member of band for four years, and was President of the Symphonic Band. She was a member of the Beta Club for four years and received various awards, such as, a Social Studies, band, beta medals. She was on the Memoir staff for two years. Brenda Lathan has been a member of the Beta Club for four years earning Beta and Biology medals and an All A's award She was, also, President of the Sophomore class. She was a cheerleader for two years during which she served as captain one year. She was a member of the Memoir Staff for three years and the Homecoming Court for two years. Superlatives Jack Madden and Susan Oglesby Jack Madden has been a member of the Marching Band for four years and during his senior year he served as Band Captain. He was also a District Band member. He was a mem- ber of the Beta Club and served as Treasurer his senior year. He won an English and Beta medal on Beta awards night. He was also a member of the Memoir Staff for two years. Susan Oglesby was a member of the Marching Band for five years during which she was a District Band member for three years and an All State Finalist for two years. She was a mem- ber of Beta for four years, was a nominee to CHP and won an award for All A's. She also participated in the Liberary Meet for two years in Piano solo. 69 Superlatives Chuck Page and Glenda Sartain Chuck Page has played football for four years, basketball for three years, and tennis for four years. He served as Student Body President his senior year, and was also a member of Beta for four years. He was selected as the Anchor Beau. He also earned eleven varsity letters. Glenda Sartain was a member of the Marching Band for four years and was a District Band member for one year. She played basketball for four years and tennis for three years during which one year she received Most Valuable Player. She received six varsity letters. She was also a member of the Beta Club for four years. 70 Superlatives Lori Seymour and Shelia Thornton Lori Seymour has been a member of the Marching Band for five years. She was a Dis- trict Band member for four years and an All- State Finalist for three years. She was also a nominee for the McDonald's All-American Band. She has participated in the Solo and Ensemble Festival for four years. She has been a majorette for four years. She has been a member of the Beta Club for four years, serv- ing as President her senior year. She was a nominee to CHP during her junior year. She was selected to Girls' State and also earned scholarships to State and National camps. She received an All A's award. Science, Math, and Fine Arts medals at the Beta Awards Cere- mony. She was the Secretary of the Senior Class and was on the Homecoming Court her senior year. She was also a member of the ten- nis team for two years. Sheila Thornton has been a member of the Beta Club for four years. She receiYed various awards at the Beta Awards Ceremony in areas such as Social Studies, Typing I, English, Chem- istry, and U S History. She also won the Wood- men of the World Trophy and the DAR History Award. She was a nominee to GHP and earned scholarships to state camps for three years. She was President of her junior class and Student Body V. Pres, her senior year. She was a mem- ber of the Bulldog Court and was also a mem- ber of the Memoir staff for two years. 71 Opposite Page: 1. Miss Memoir — Christy Vickery. 2. 1st Runner-up — Lori Seymour. 1. Mr. Greg Evigan, star of televi- sion's BJ. and the Bear and judge of the contest. 2. 2nd Runner-up — Michele McSwain. 3. 3rd Runner-up — Sheila Thornton. 73 Miss HCHS Pageant Renewed This year the junior class renewed an old tra- dition by sponsoring the Miss Hart County High Pageant. Thirty-five young ladies met the qualifications and entered the contest. Each girl received a trophy for participation. Carren Feltman was named Most Appreciated by the teachers and Keri Brown was selected Miss Congeniality by her fellow contestants. Michele McSwain was crowned the first Miss Hart County High since 1974. She was awarded a free portrait from Pacer's, a trophy, and a bouquet of roses. 1. Christi Vickery — fourth runner up, Mela nie Ayers — first runner-up, Michele McSwain — Miss Hart Co. High, Melanie Skelton — second runner-up, and Angela Craft — third runner-up. 2. Carren Feltman — Most Appreciated 3. Keri Brown — Miss Congeniality 1 75 1. Contestants doing dance routine to 'High Hopes.” 76 2. Soloist — Michael Cleveland. 3. Carren Fcltman and Andrea Evans getting ready for pageant. 4. judges — |immy Griffin — coordinator for the “Miss Anderson pageant. Carmen Walker — Miss Anderson, Mall Hunt — Anchorman for TV4 6. Miss Moore and Mrs. Pilgrim — junior (lass sponsors and pageant direc tors. Stars = Vi (Carter + Kelley) Mary Brooks Carler was chosen Star Student because of superior grades and her excellent score on the SAT test. She chose Mrs. Martha Kelley, her (unior High Math teacher, to be the Star Teacher. The sponsoring organiza- tion was the Kiwanis Club. 77 1 ¥ V l. ‘T V VVr: Ksc :Z? 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In This first season we played a very tough learn. 1 h came into the game and quickly lired up pomis scoring first on a diving touchdown catch by led Ankerich from quarterback Ken Brown Because of firs! game inexperience, however, a second halt let down allowed Commere e to move ahead and w in the game HABERSHAM-CENTRAL — 27 28. The Hart County Bulldogs once again moved the foot- ball into the end one effectively during the first hali of the ballgame and led at the half 21- 7 The tables turned during the second hall as Habersham Central scoffed three quick touch . downs and kicked a held goal with no dm- iing to w n the ballgame by one point Game Summaries CENTRAL-GWINNETT — 6-28 Hart Cou- . was completely outclassed by this Urge si.,', ranked football team and lost by a margin 28-6 R GAINESVILLE — 0-7 This was the first sub region came ot the Reason for Hart County and as also onr HomtBpming. Hart County had two importumnes to fetore in the iXcAarter but vjmunihle togot on the board bjBse of | Enarmfistakv' Gan mr state at this tm ant • 0. Mthough we rvpR the dogs could play wit. the best. WINDER BARROW — 21-24. Thi game anotherhearthreaking loss for the bu ; gs After anu' again enjoying a comfort ah i« lead at the half. 1 H? dog defepe allowed Wtnu i to s ore 21 pointy -n the second MONROE AREA —6-0. The ( our'-. Bull- Edogs earned their tirsi victory ot r in this game wilh Monroe. Although hu l)V a wet plaving held I he Dogs playeu an l a 46 vard run by Danny Hughes gave us the wm. t ELBERT — 21 28 This game was very imr nr ■tolhi dogs in that victory would keep ive ' m region play. 1 vvkll with Grant downs Anol when Elbert down with 20 MADISON — 21-6 The second victory of the •an was earned by Hart Co in this home ,:a • with the Red Raiders. Hart County com- 1'•’••K dominated the game and crushed Mad- is n Co. 21-6. This was the last home perform am e m their high school career. • RD — 28 al close '■s n was lime for the tables to turn, ly the case in this come from :fory over Buford Buford came out y scored three touchdowns in the _ seemed In have the ballgame lime. In the 4th quarter however, orcri 1 touchdowns and with irKing the winning pomt the a close one 28-27 — 29-14 For the tinal gam� ot the id County Bulldogs traveled to id to take on the Franklin Co on the team, pcrformmgjn High School game, led the dogs to a over franklin The Bulldogs com rely dominated the garni- and had over 400 Is imal offpnsp t J� - -s 79 � 1 • r t if %?+' • i, ■ ,. 'nil ■ -“ ' Tq SinLrV' •' AVjCnVvi n Henry Craft jim Best Rodney Waller Dean Rowland Chris Cleveland William Hickmon Mark Reed Dale Smith 80 Roger Freeman Tony Hall Ted Ankerich Joey Sayer Kenneth Freeman Barry Wilson Gerald Lowery Mark Vickery Kenneth Baker Rodney Teasley Coach Farman Coach Harding Keith Stowers Rod Craft Scott Hill Phillip Emmons Neal Crump Paul Fleming Grant Bannister Britt Bailey Todd Pavne Sam Basinger Mark Sanders Jeff Vickery Charles Eberhardt Paul Emmons Mike Hubbard Coach Simons Coach Lewis Coach Carren Coach Hendrix Coach Davis Marco Warren Brill Brown lerry Ramsey Chris Heaton Rufus Hill Arthur Smith James Starks Russell Hill Jay Floyd Ken Brown Chuck Page James Warren Mike Yager Robert Teasley Danny Hughes Joe Sturghill Coach Griffin Coach Elam 1. Senior Sports Announcer — Mike Hubbard 2. Russell Hill — Center, Defensive End 3. Roger Freeman — Defensive Back 4. Chris Whitfield — Defensive Back 5. Randy Blackwell — Offensive Back 6. Chuck Page — Tight End, Kicker 7. lames Warren — Defensive Back 8. Neal Crump — Offensive Tackle 82 1 Qenior Players 1. Managers — Chris Craft, Keith Stowers, |oe Sturghill 2. TedAnkerich — Wide Receiver 3. Kenneth Freeman — Defensive Back 4. Robert Teasley — Wide Receiver, Defensive Back 5. Dogmeat 6. Paul Fleming — Offensive Guard 83 Dawg Power 1. lerry Ramsey — Defensive End 2. Dale Smith — Defensive Bac k 3. Donnie Burch — Offensive Guard 4. Grant Bannister — Fullback, Defensive End 5. Britt Bailey — Linebacker 6. Ken Brown — Quarterback, Safety 84 Cheerleaders — Fired Up Whoever said being a good cheerleader was easy? The cheerleaders met many demands including learning new cheers and pom pon routines, working together as a squad, strengthening themselves through a rigid conditioning pro- gram, and motivating the team and Bulldog supporters at games. 3 1. Captain Andrea Evans and Sponsor Angie McGee discuss cheering plans 2. Spirit Badges were a great selling project for the cheerleaders. 3. Co-Captain Deborah Evans, Captain Andrea Evans, Angela Patterson. Melinda Hicks, Sherri Cobb, Melanie Skelton, Carren Felt- man. Angie Evans. Tina Chapman, Faye Thornton, Angela Rucker, Karlyn Yager 1. Senior Cheerleaders — Karlyn Yager, Andrea Evans, Deborah Evans, Angela Pat- terson 87 Coach Davis and his J.V. gentlemen had an even season with three wins and three losses. In their first game they defeated Madison 34-0, hut later in the season they lost some of their players to the Varsity team. The potential shown by this year's players makes the future look bright for the Varsity team in the next few years. J.V. Football Greatness in the Making i Opposite Page: 1. Dawgs play kill the man with the ball. 2. Indian caught in Dawg territory 3. Goal line defense 1. Back row — Robert Amos, Mark Vicery, Gary Vickery, Chris Heaton, and Britt Brown. Lower Row — Jim Best, Tony Hill, Bruce Bowers, Ralph McCollum, William Hickman, and Michael Ayers. SEASON RECORD Hart 34 Madison 0 Hart 31 Elbert 12 Hart 6 Habersham 0 Hart 12 Commerce 20 Hart 6 Hab. Central 28 Hart 14 Elbert 22 88 89 Young Dawgs Learn New Tricks Coaches May and Harding gave the 9th grade football team their knowl- edge of the grid-iron sport but they did not have to give them the will and heart to win because it seemed to be second nature to them. They wound up the season with a 4-3 record. One of their wins included a 36-6 win over Franklin Co. which proves that you can teach a dawg new tricks. Opposite Page: 1. Dawg scalps an Indian. 2. Willie Lester tomahawks an Indian head 3. Detense holds back the Indians. 1. In memoriam of Paul Emmons. 2. Standing: Coach May, Tony Johnson, Bill Stone, Keith Harper, Phil Emmons, Todd Moorehead, Sonny Doody, Rod Teasley, Paul Emmons, Curtis Moore, Dexter Stow- ers, Rodney Waller, Biily Martin, Coach Har- ding, Kneeling — Curtis Shiflet, Terry Broadwell, Donny Lowery, Herman John- son, Mike Thornton, Henry Craft, Fred Heard, Willie Lester, Lewis Robinson, Kenny Dickerson, David Bush 90 Varsity Boys Go 8-12 The Varsity Bovs' basketball season got oil to a slow start, but they tin ished as the 8AAA sub-region runner-ups. giving Hart a birth in the Region tournaments The Bulldogs lost in a heart breaker to Winder Bar- row during Region pla Wendell Iordan and Billy Rucker were the top scorers and relxjunders. Kevin Heaton. Keith Stowers and Steve Curry led f the team with their ball handling skills The whole team is commended lor their long practices and hard work. 1. Coa h Griffith teat hes his (jogs to bark 2. Team Members — Kneeling — Steve Curry. Tyrone Gaines. Danny Hughes, and Robert Teaslev Standing — Rutus Hill. Kevin Heaton, Ken Brown. Billy Rut ker. Coach Ben Griffith. Wendell Iordan, Chuck Rage, lames Starks, and Keith Stowers Opposite Page: Senior Players 1. Ken Brown — Ken has played arsiu basketball lor three years and played ninth grade basketball one year Ken has received two varsity letters tor his hard work 2. Steve Curry — Steve has played the position ol guard tor tour years His ninth grade year he received the award for Most Outstanding Player. Steve received the Sportsmanship Award during his tenth grade year He also lettered three times 3. Kevin Heaton — Kevin has been an active member ol the HCHS bas- ketball program tor lour years. He lettered twice playing the position ot lorward 4. Wendell Iordan — Wendell has played basketball three years for the Bulldogs He has played the positions ot center and lorward 5. Chuck Page — During Chuck's high school basketball tareer he has played the forward position tor the Bulldogs He received the Charles Osley Christian Athlete Award 6. Billy Rucker — During Billy's four years ol playing high sc hool basket ball, he has played both the forward and center positions. Billy received the Most Valuable Player his Sophomore year He also let- tered three times 92 1. Keith Stowers — Keilh has played varsity basketball at Hart County for one year He played the position of guard 2. Robert Teasley — During Robert's four years of playing basketball for the Bulldogs, he has played both the guard and forward positions. He has received two varsity let- ters. 3. We love the bump 3 94 95 1. Kevin Heaton looks for an opportunity to pass the ball 96 Cheerleaders Add Life As you walk into the gym before a Hart County basket- ball game, the air is filled with excitement generated by nine spirited cheerleaders. They are a vital part in the bas- ketball program and work long hours perfecting their rou- tines and cheers. The cheerleaders treated both varsity teams with “doggie bags filled with homemade goodies and candy, and always worked to keep the team's spirits high. In return, both varsity teams honored each cheer- leader with a corsage at the Franklin ballgame to show their appreciation. 1. Kneeling — Carren Feltman Row 1 — Angela Patterson. Carol Carter Row 2 — Angie E vans, Angela Rucker Row J — Faye Thornton, Melanie Skelton Top Row — Deborah Evans, Andrea Evans. 2. Deborah Evans — co-captain. Miss McGee — sponsor, Andrea Evans — captain 97 Varsity Girls Go 1 1-12 The Varsity Girls' season under Coach May started off slowly, hut the team improved greatly as the season prog- ressed. Most of their losses were heartbreakers, losing only by a few points. However, long hours of practice paid off w hen they won five straight games. Some highlights of the season were their three wins over Elbert County, and a 54- 51 victory over Gainesville after three overtime periods. 1. Coae h May reviews plays with the girls 2. Icam Members — Kneeling — Gail Ramsey, Glenda Sartam. Carolyn Goss. Kim Clem, leanette Brown. Carolyn Rucker, Doretha Mitchell. Standing — Coa h May, Sandra Foster, Annette Brown. Vanessa Duncan. Melanie Ayers, Allison McAllister. Michelle Bailey, April Goss Debra Blackwell Senior Bulldogettes 1. Melanie Ayers — Melanie has plaved Var- sity Basketball for two years She has plaved the position of forward. She received Var- sity letters for both her |unior and senior V ears. 2. Deborah Blackwell — In Deborah's three years playing at the forward position at Hart County, she has received several awards which include Most Valuable Plaver in her sophomore year and Most Improved plaver her junior year. 3. Kim Clem — Kim has plaved guard for the Bulldogettes three years She received two varsity letters for her hard work 4. Carolyn Goss — Carolyn has received many awards for her four years at the forward position They include Most Valuable Player for junior varsity. Most Improved Plaver for varsity, all Northeast Georgia 2nd team, and Most Valuable Offensive Varsitv Plaver 5. Glenda Sartain — During Glenda's four years of playing basketball at Hart County, she has played the position ot guard She received the Charles Osley Christian Ath- lete Award her |unior year. 99 Hart 51 Hancock Central 32 Hart 53 Christ Church 37 Hart 45 Franklin County 67 Hart 46 Parkview 52 Hart 27 Clarke Central 39 Hart 56 Elbert County 33 Hart 45 Parkview 50 Hart 40 Union County 35 Hart 56 Christ Church 16 Hart 49 Madison County 54 Hart 47 Elbert County 43 Hart 44 Stephens County 45 Hart 54 Madison County 48 Hart 59 Franklin County 45 Hart 56 Hancock Central 38 Hart 43 Union County 58 Hart 56 Stephens County 66 Hart 55 Gainesville 53 Hart 45 Gainesville 39 Hart 41 Clarke Central 49 100 1. Carolyn and Deborah overpower a lionette 2. Debra Blackwell shoots two. 3. Lady Bulldogs struggle to keep the ball. 101 J.V. Boys Go 9-4 The junior Varsity Basketball team coached by Coach Harding had a very successful season. Beating Stephens in Toccoa was one of the highlights of the year. They won by 14 points over Stephens for the second time this season. Another important game was the win over Clarke Central. After losing to the Gladiators earlier in the season, the (Togs earned a victory over Central in their last game. 1. Coach Harding views the game from the sidelines. 2. Team Members — Kneeling — Jett Vickery. Kenny Baker, Rod Craft Standing — Barry Lomax. Clifford lones. Coach Harding. Chris Heaton and |oe Leverette. Opposite Page: 1. left Vickery hustles tor the Bulldogs 2. Timothy Blac kwell rebounds that basketball 3. Hey Ret . I didn't do it!!!” 103 J.V. Girls Go 9-3 I he luture lor Hart County High's varsity girls team looks bright because of the tine talent displayed on this year's l-V girls team. The girls, coached by Miss McGee, recorded an outstanding 9- J season record. I he most exciting game tor them was the game against Elbert County, which Hart won 22-20. 1. Miss Me Goo studies game plans with her leam 2. Team Members— Kneeling — ladonnia Waldrop, Laura Payne. Denise tones. Sharon Me Mullin, and Doretha Mitchell. Standing — Tamara Harper, Lee Morris, Vcnessa Duncan, Patricia Goss. Sandra Morrison and Miss McGee. Opposite Page: 1. Vanessa makes two more points tor the J.V girls 2. I acJonnia controls the ball tor the Bulldogs 3. Allison aims high 9th Grade Basketball Goes 6-5 The freshman basketball team had a very successful sea- son. They beat Madison, Elbert, and Stephens which will be the teams they'll have to compete against in their varsity year. Henry Craft led the team in scoring, while Willie Les- ter and Anthony Daniels led in rebounding. Maurice Hai- ley, forward, Michael Thornton and Keith Stowers, guards, played important roles on the team. Overall the 9th grade played well despite the lack of height. 1. Coach Garrcn plots the offense. 2. Team Members — Kneeling — Tony Craft, Mano Stowers, Michael Thornton, Keith Stowers. Willie Lester, Donald Adams, Chris Craft, Cal- vin Curry. Standing — Coach Garren, Billy Martin, Rod Teasley, Henry Craft, Anthony Daniels, Maurice Hailey, Anthony Hudson, Sam Maxwell, Rod- ney Walter. Opposite Page: T. Michael Thornton moves the ball down the court. 2. Michael lays it up for the Bulldogs 106 Hart 49 Gainesville 54 46 Stephens County 40 39 Madison County 33 42 Elbert County 40 44 Madison County 36 46 Madison County 38 43 Clark Central 52 42 Gainesville 57 55 Stephens County 47 50 Elbert County 51 52 Clark Central 72 107 This was Ihe Bulldog's first year in Cross-Country running. The Dogs took advantage of their first season in which the Boys' Season record was 7- 2, and they placed 2nd in the region behind Parkview which earned them a trip to the State meet where they placed eleventh out of fourteen teams, jerry Burton earned the high- est individual standings for the boys. Jeanette Brown placed seventh out of 120 on the state level and Annette Brown placed seventeenth out of 120 for the Girls. Cross Country Initiated Annette Brown. Deborah Blackwell, Vanessa Dun- can, Jeanette Brown, Bobby Bearadesco, Al War- ren, Hal Gresham, Rayford Hunt, Jerry Burton, Checo Stowers. Inn Leverette, Coach Garren, Kevin Heaton, Dale Brown, Wendell Craft, Rusty Ramsey, Richard Maxwell, Greg Johnson, Anthony Leverette, Jonathan Smith, Clifford Jones, Meco Stowers, Steve Curry, Barry Lomax, Wendell Jor- dan, Keith Stowers. Billy Rucker. 108 Golf and Baseball 1. Coach Knighton, Sam Basinger, joey (ones. Scon Hulsey, Scott Wooten 2. Rod Craft, Jeff Vickery, Barry Stowers, Scott Cleveland, Checo Stowers, Randy Rucker, Rovert Teasely, Ted Ankerich, Wendell Craft, jimmy Lee, lerry Ramsey, Keith Stow- ers, Tim Jones. 109 Tennis Team Rohm Fleming. Tammy Turpin, Melinda Hicks, Mary Brooks Carter, Lynn Byrum, Sandra Bro k, Sherri Cobh. Deborah Blackwell, Mark Sanders, Gregg Turner, Scott Weaver, Brent Johnson, Car ren feltman. Chuck Page, Dale Smith, Sandra Fos- ter, Sally Bailey, Lori Seymour, Michelle Bailey, Glenda Sartain, Tina Chapman, Ken Brown, Coach Simonds. 110 Track Team Rayford Hunt, Annette Brown, Michele Me Swain. Ann Hill, Linda Jackson, Jeanette Brown, Vanessa Duncan, Delphine Thornton, Tamara Harper, Gail Ramsey, Diane Rucker, I isa Roebuck, Darlene Mite hell, Teresa Rue ker, Judy Roebuck, Peggy Roebuck, Wendell Jor dan, Rochelle Robinson, Billy Rucker, Faye Thornton, Robert Cornett, Mark Reed, Dale Smith, Randy Rucker, Wanda Stowers, Oscar Roebuc k, Jerry Burton, and Bobby Hendrix 111 Our ADMINISTRATION at Hart County High School is an extremely efficient one. Strict discipline is always enforced but at the same time our principal, assistant prin- cipal, and vocational director constantly maintain a close relationship with the students. These men, along with the teachers perform a difficult job in order to set a pattern for the student's education. 1. Mr Jerry Robinson. Sr. — Georgia Southern College M.Ed. School Administration, Principal of Hart County High School. 2. Mr Don Elam — Administration and Supervision Master, Florida State University; Asst Principal of Hart County High School. Head Football Coach and Athletic Director. 3. Mr. William P Chandler, |r. — West Ga. College BSEd; Univ of Ga MEd and EdS; Hart County High School Vocational Director. 4. Hart County Board of Education — Dr Sam Grizzle, Mr Jim Gurley, Superintendent, Mr. Linder McMullen. Mr Sammy Beggs, Mrs. Eliza- beth Vickery, Mr Hugh Dorsey King 13 The GUIDANCE COUNSELORS are of vast importance at HCHS. They handle records, conduct registration procedures and aid students in many ways. 1. Mr. Jim Beyer — Univ. of South Dakota BA; Univ. of Ga. MEd; HCHS Counselor; Student Council Advisor. 2. Mrs. Betty O.Tise — Univ. of Ga. AB; Ga. State Univ. MA; Univ. of Ga. EdS; HCHS Counselor; Beta Club Advisor. 114 The ENGLISH DEPARTMENT is most important because the use of our language is essential. Instruction in grammar and literature provides students with a background neces- sary in daily life. 1. Bettye Bruce — Asbury College BA English and Social Studies; Hi Life Advisor. 2. Betty Edwards — Lan- der College BA. 3. Linda Kathleen Davis — Univ. of Ala. BA; Univ. of Ga. MEd. 4. Kate M. Gurley — Brewton-Parker Col- lege, Ga. Southern College BS. 5. Ernelle Hughes — Spelman College; Univ. of Ga. AB and MS. 6. Rebecca S. Mewborn — Univ. of Ga. BS; Head of English Dept. 7. Robert Ervin Murphy — Vale Univ. BA; Univ. of Ga. MEd. 8. Cindy Pace — Clem- son Univ. BA; Drama Club Advisor. 9. Marjorie Roukoski — Teacher's Aide. 10. Cathi Teel — Western Illinois Univ. BA; Univ. of Ga. MEd; Yearbook Advisor. Students are able to expand their knowledge and creative ability through the FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT in music, art expression and foreign language stud''. it 2 1. Christy Green — Univ. of Ga. BSEd; MAE. 2. Ronald R. lonson —Western Ken. Univ. BMEd; Univ. of Ga. MMEd; Band director. 3. joanne L. Ridgway — Univ. of Ga. BSEd, MEd; TAG instructor. 4. Karen Shockley — Ga. Southern College BA; Fla. State Univ. MA; Language Club Advisor. 5. Deborah Watson — Ga. College BSEd; Chorus director. s 116 1 Teachers in the MATH DEPART- MENT aid their students in the prob- lem solving of mathematical study. A new computer added to the math dept, increased tremendously the area of study available to Hart Co. High Stu- dents. s 1. Harold Fleming — Savannah State College BS; Univ. of Ca. MEd. 2. Ron Garren — Clemson Univ. BS; 9th grade football; Cross Country; 9th basketball. 3. |ohn Kutulas — Univ. of Utah BS; Univ. of Chicago MS; TCU post graduate. 4. Emily Temple — Erskine College BS; Ga. State Univ. MEd; Ga. State Univ. EDs; FBLA Co-Advisor 5. Brenda Thompson — Woman's College of Ga. BS; Fla. State Univ. MS; Math Dept. Head. 6. Doug Watson — Anderson Col- lege, Univ. of Ga. BSEd; Math Club Advisor; Senior Class Advisor. 117 1. Ann Burney — Southern Business Univ. 2. Fred Mimms — Furman Univ. BFH; Univ. of Ca. MEd; Librarian. 3. Betty Seymour — Univ. of Ca. BS; MEd; Beta Club Advisor. 4. Jeff Davis — Wofford Col- lege BA; Asst, football coach; Asst, baseball coach. 5. Ben Griffith — Tenn. Tech BS and MA; Head Varsity boys' basketball coach; Asst, football coach. 6. Glen Hendricks — Univ. of Ca. MEd; Asst, football coach; Track coach. 7. )ody Lewis — Univ. of Ca. BA and ESS-Ed; Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Asst, football coach; Track coach. 8. Angie McGee — Univ. of Ga. BS; Cheerleader Spon- sor; Girls' |.V. Basketball Coach. Our fine library is man- ned by expert librarians who always help students find the right materials. In addition to exercising the mind, it is equally important to exercise the body. This is carried out by the PHYSICAL EDUCA- TION DEPARTMENT. I 118 From biology to chemistry, the SCI- ENCE DEPARTMENT offers each stu- dent courses that are both interesting and educational. 4 1. William C. Baker — Erskine College AB; Univ. of Va.; Clemson Univ.; Sci- ence Club Advisor; Key Club Advisor; Head of Science Department. 2. Henry Hughes — Fort Valley State College BS. 3. |o Beth Sewell — Univ. of Ga. BS; MEd; Science Club Co-Advisor. 4. Charles B. Pace — Erskine College BS; Clemson Univ. MEd; Photography Club Advisor. 5. Anthony F. Presley — Piedmont Col- lege BS; Univ. of Ga. MEd; Science Club Advisor; Chess Club Advisor. 6. Mary lane Spikes — Univ. of Ga. BSEd. 119 6 The role of the SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT is to teach the history of the world and the history of our nation and state along with issues dealing with current happenings worldwide. 1. Harold B. Burton — Univ. of Ga. AB; Geo. Washington Univ. MBA; Univ. of Ga. EdS; Head of Social Studies dept. 2. Bruce Farman — Univ. of Ga. AB; Asst, football coach; Head baseball coach; Fellowship of Christian Athletes sponsor. 3. Scott Harding — Appa- lachian State Univ. BS and MA; 9th grade foot- ball coach; )V Basket- ball coach. 4. Debra Lewis — Univ. of Ga. AB and BS. 5. Robin L. May — The Citadel BA; Clemson Univ. MEd; 9th grade football coach; Head girls varsity basketball coach; Interact Club sponsor. 6. Karen Moore — Clem- son Univ. BA; Anchor Club Advisor; )r. Class Advisor. 7. Steve Simonds — Mid- dle Tennessee State Univ. BS; Asst, football coach; Tennis Coach. 8. Majorie C. Swilling — North Carolina Univ. BS. 9. Mary P. Wilson — Augusta College BA; Ga. Southern College MEd. 7 120 The VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT provides students with instruction as they prepare for their career after grad- uation from high school. 1. Cary F. Allen — Univ. of Ca. BSEd; Vica Club Advisor. 2. Beth Ballenger — Emmanuel College AA; Univ. of Ca. BSEd; FBLA Club Advisor. 3. Bobby Brown — Berry College BS; Univ. of Ga. MEd; CDH and Vica Club Advisor. 4. Kenneth E. Brown — Tarleton State Univ. BS; FFA Club Advisor. 5. Faye B. Cole — Anderson Memorial Hospital School of ' Nursing, R.N. Univ. of Ca. AHCC Club Advisor. 6. Brenda J. Herring — Ga. State Board of Cosmetology; Mackey's College of Beauty Culture R.M.C. 1. |oe Iones — Univ. of Ca. BS. 2. Brenda ). Jordan — Ga. Southern College BSEd; Univ. of Ga. MEd; FHA Advisor. 3. George Milner—North Ga. Tech Univ. of Ga. MTD; T l Vica Advisor. 4. Tim Milner — Ga. Mili- tary College AA; Univ. of Ga. BSEd; T l Vica Associate Advisor. 5. Wanda Pilgrim — Univ. of Ga. BS; FHA Advisor; Junior Class Advisor. 6. James C. Seymour — Univ. of Ga. BS and MEd; DCT Vica Section Advisor and Overall Vica Advisor. 7. Delores Thornton — Albany State Univ. BS; FBLA Advisor. 122 2 The SPECIAL EDUCA- TION DEPARTMENT works with a special understanding of their stu- dents and are always will- ing to assist in every way. 1. Linda Haltom — Univ. of Ca. BS; YARC Club Advisor. 2. Ann M. Robertson — Ball State Univ. BA; YARC Club Advisor. A job that is of most importance is that of the Hart County High School SECRETARIES. Their responsibilities are tremendous and they keep the school running smoothly. 3. Miss Donna jefferies 4. Mrs. Virginia Russell 123 HCHS SECRETARIES 1. Mrs. Alicia Hampton 2. Mrs. Judy Wilson 3. Miss Pam Payne 4. Mrs. Frances Hendrix The LUNCHROOM PERSONNEL pre- pare daily meals for the student body and always do so very efficiently. 5. Emma Snow, Druscilla Spears, Helen Holcomb, Imagene Herring, and Louise LeCroy. 125 The CUSTODIANS are instrumen- tal in keeping the HCHS campus and buildings clean and attractive. 1. Mr. Dewey Bowers always sees to it that the grounds and athletic fields are in perfect shape. 2. Our custodians are: Alma lean Herring, Lamie Brown, and Willie Horace Morrison. Mr. |. D. Brown was absent from photo. 126 Patterns of Qeniors Your senior year at Hart County High School is truly your year. After being an underclassman for three years you finally become an upper- classman with senior privileges. Although some thought they had more than others you are the leaders of the school. As a senior the moments tick by slowly toward the day you've been looking forward to for 12 years, then all of a sudden graduation. Under the direction and guidance of Mr. Watson, you have been very active as homecoming night illustrated. You redesigned and constructed the new sign for the main entrance thereby leaving your mark on HCHS for years to come. Pres. Mike Hubbard V. Pres. Mary Brooks Carter Sec. Lori Seymour Treas. Gerald Purcell 128 Brin Bailey David Bailey Sally Bailey Tina Bailey Cram Banister Billy Barr Melanie Basinger Steve Boggs Seniors - 129 lohnny Boles Susan Boleler Nate Bowers Sharon Bowers Jerry Boyd lisa Bradford Sandra Brock Kathy Brown 30 • Seniors Ken Brown Ken Brown Michael Brown Samuel Brown Steve Brown Teresa Brown Russell Bruce Donnie Burch Seniors -131 Joseph Carter Mary Brooks Carter Keith Cheek Roy Cheshire Tammy Childs Becky Chitwood Kim Clem Debbie Cleveland 132 • Seniors Wanda Davis Michael DeGrave Renae Dickerson Pally Drake Mark Dove |immy Duren Reggie Durrelle Rodney Eaves Seniors • 133 Bruce Fleming Paul Fleming Mike Foster Donnie Fowler Kenneth Freeman Roger Freeman Elaine Frye Jerome Gaines I 34 • Seniors PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING Cheryl Jones John Wayne Jones Sandra lones Teresa Jones t Vicki lones Pam Iordan Wendall Jordan Michelle Keller Seniors - 1 37 Alan LeCroy Jimmy Lee Gina Madden Jack Madden Benny Martin Sharon Martin Bridget� Mattox Linda Mattox Henry Kesler Angie King Gary Kinley Debbie Kuykendall Brenda lathan Faron laviolette Sheila Laviolette 1 38 - Seniors Denise Morris Barbara Morrison Carol Norman Howard Norman Susan Oglesby Michael Owens Chuck Page Sharon Maxwell Daneen Mclane David McCurley Kent Milford Laurie Mitchell Jackie Mize Doug Moon Lynn Moon Seniors - 139 Cuilianna Parham jimmy Parham Angela Patterson Penny Philips Lee Pittman Diane Poole Ian Price Gerald Purcell 140 — Seniors Peggy Roebuck Cheryl Rowland Kathy Royston Billy Rucker Linda Rucker Wayne Sanders Glenda Sartam Machell Scandrett Jeff Scandrett Ralph Scott Lori Seymour Steve Shaw Dale Smith Seniors -141 Milchell Stamey Edward Starks leffery Starks Gwen Stowe Checo Stowers Connie Stowers Keith Stowers Keith Stowers 142 • Seniors Kim Tucker Laverne Vaughn James Warren Wanda Stowers Howard Strickland )oe Sturghill Dale Teasley Robert Teasley Delphine Thornton Sheila Thornton Angela Tucker Seniors - 143 Photos Unavailable lohn Beattie lane Bradford Margaret Browner William Burden Connie Evans Kim Herndon Danny Hickman Linda Jackson Roscoe Jackson Felicia Johnson Greg Johnson Kenneth Johnson I uther Martin Eric McCord Kelvin Mitchell Robert Newton Doug Peace Jeffrey Pearson Tiny Royston Edward Scott David Simpson Edward Sims Stanford Stowers Kathy Stoyle Mycal Taylor David Thornton Brian Vickery Sherry Wilson CANDID: You're as cold as ice. William White Chris Whitfield David Wilkins Mary Wilkins Diane Williams Butch Wilson Renee Wilson Robin Wilson Bonita Wmslett Karlyn Yager Mitch Yeargin Alan York 144 Seniors Senior Directory ROBERT JEFF REV ADAMSKI — Band 1,2. ALAN WESLEY ALEWINE — Science 3; Vica CDE1 2, 3; Machine Drafting Award. RUBY GRACE ALEXANDER — Tri Hi Y 1; 4H 1; Vica CDH 2, 3; Vica DCT 3, 4. LINDA GAIL ALLEN — FHA 2, 3; 4H 1, 2. HOWARD WILLIAM ANDREWS — Vica DCT 3, 4. MICHAEL GENE ANKERICH — Hi Life 2, 3, 4. IOSEPH TED ANKERICH — Hi Life 1; Band 1; Beta 1; FFA 1; Interact 1, 2; Key 3, 4; Treasurer; Science 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA 3, 4; Hi Y 1, 2; Vica CDH 3, 4; YARC 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 3,4. BRUCE RAY ASHWORTH — Beta 4; Science 1,2; Vica DCT 3,4. MELANIE LYNN AYERS — Flag Corps 1, 2, 3, 4 Captain; Beta 1, 2, 3, 4 Secre- tary; Chorus 4; FHA 1, 2, 3 Honor roll chairman, Secretary; Drama 3, 4; Drama performance 3; Science 1, 2; FCA 3, 4; Tri Hi Y 1, 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Junior and Chapter EHA Degrees; EHA most active member award. SPENCER BRITT BAILEY — Interact 2, 3, 4 Pres.; Science 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 2, 4; ECA 3, 4; Hi Y 1, 2; Vica CDH 3, 4; YARC 2, 3; Football 1, 3, 4; Golf 1,2. DAVID KENNETH BAILEY — LEA 1, 2; Vica DCT 3, 4; Yarc 2. SALLY ANITA BAILEY — AHCC 4; Anchor 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Major- ette 1, 2, 3, 4 Capt.; Beta 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 2, 3 Projects chairman; Key Sweet- heart; Science 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3; ECA 3, 4; Math 1; Tri Hi Y 1, 2; Yarc 2, 3; Literary Piano 3; Gov. Honors; Grad. Marshall; Tennis 3; Miss Memoir; Bulldog Court. TINA ROBIN BAILEY — AHCC 4; Band 1; EBLA 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3; Sci- ence 1, 2, 3, 4; ECA 3, 4; Math 1; Tri Hi Y 1, 2; Yarc 1,2, 3 Sec.; Basketball 1,2. RICHARD GRANT BANISTER — Interact 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice Pres.; Science 1, 2, .3; Hi Y1; Football 1,2,3,4. BILLY DAVID BARR — FFA 1, 2; 4H 1, 2; Key 1, 2, 3, 4; Science 2, 4; Student Council 3; Hi Y 1, 2; Vica DCT 3, 4 DCT Pres., Overall Pres.; Football 1; Baseball 2. MELANIE ARLEENE BASINGER — Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Sec., Pres., Publicity Chairman; Drama 3, 4; One Act Play 3; Drama Performance 3; Science 3; ECA 4; Tri Hi Y1,2; 2nd Place Essay — Hartwell Credit Women. IOHN DAVID BEATTIE — Chorus 1,2, 3, 4 Vice Pres.; FFA 4; Drama Club 3; Drama Performance 3; Language 2; 4H 1; Chess 2; Vica DCT 3, 4; Golf 2; Track 3. STEVEN MARK BECGS — Band 1; Sci- ence 3; Vica DCT 4; Vica T l 2,3. ALICE RONNETTE BENSON — EBLA 2, 4; AHCC 2; FHA 4. RICHARD LIVINGSTON BERG — Band 1,2, 3, 4; Science 2, 3,4; Football 3. LAURIE A. BERRONG — Language 1; Vica DCT 4; Yarc 1,2, 4. TONY LAMAR BERRYMAN — Vica T l 4; Football 1. WALTER WOODROW BLACKMAN — Interact 4; Science 4; FCA 3, 4; Football 3; lack McGill Most Dedi- cated Football Award. DEBORAH MARIE BLACKWELL — FHA 1, 2, 4; 4H 1, 3, 4; FCA 3, 4; Vica CDH 4; Basketball 1,2, .3, 4; Track 1, 2; Tennis 3,4. LURIE BROWN BLACKWELL WILLIAM RANDALL BLACKWELL — 4H 1,2; Football 1, 4; Track 3. TONY BLACKWELL — FEA 1, 2, 3, 4 Reporter; Yarc 4; Vica DCT 3, 4. )OHN DAVID BOLES — Beta 1; Vica T l 3; Basketball 1; Baseball 3; Car- pentry Award. SUSAN LYNNE BOTEEER — Chorus 1; FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4; 4H 1, 2; Yarc 1, 2; Cheerleader 1. NATE ALAN BOWERS — Science 4; Vica T l 4; Yarc 4. SHARON ANGELA BOWERS — AHCC 3, 4; Anchor 2, 3, 4 Senior Advisor; Band 1,2, 3, 4 Secretary; Beta 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 2; Science 1, 2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 1, 2; Tri Hi Y 2. |ANE BRADFORD LEISA RENE BRADFORD — FBLA 1, 2; 4H 1,2; Vica CDH 3; Vica DCT 4; Yarc 1,2, 3. SANDRA GAIL BROCK — Hi Life 1; Anchor 2, 3, 4; Majorette 2, 3, 4; Drama 3; Interact Sweetheart; Stu- dent Council 2, 3; FCA 3,4; Tri Eli Y 2, 3, Chaplain; Yarc 1, 2; Sophomore class treasurer; Cheerleader 1; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Clothing medal. Miss Bulldog Court; Homecoming Queen. KATHY LYNN BROWN — Vica DCT 1 Reporter. KENNETH SCOTT BROWN — Band 1; 4H 1; Key 1, 2, 3, 4; Science 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA 3, 4; Math 2; Hi Y 2; Vica CDH 3, 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Ander- son Independent All Area Football Team; Associated Press Most Recruited Georgia Football Players; Atlanta lournal Constitution 11 Best Georgia Football Players List; Most Valuable Offensive Back Award. KERI IO BROWN — Anchor 2, 3, 4 Vice President; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Flag Corps 2, 3, 4 Co-Capt.; FHA 2, 4; Drama 3; One Act Play 3; Drama per- formance 3; 4H 1; Science 1, 2, 3, 4 Secretary; FCA 3; Tri Hi Y 1, 2 Pres.; Yarc 1; Miss Bulldog Court; Miss Merry Christmas Court. SAMUEL BROWN STEVE LAWRENCE BROWN — Vica T l 2, 3, 4; First place local automo- tive skill Olympics. TERESA LAVARNE BROWN — Band 1, 2, 3,4; Supply manager. MARGARET BROWNER RUSSELL LEN BRUCE — Hi Life 1,2, 3 Asst. Editor; AHCC 2; Band 1, 2, 3; FBLA 1, 4 Reporter; Science 1, 2; Demosthenians 1. DONNIE BURCH WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER BURDEN — Hi Life Staff 2, 3, 4; Language 2, 3; Science 4. )E E E RE Y CHARLES BURNEY —Chorus 3, 4; Drama 3; Vica T l 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice Pres., Pres.; Voc. Student Council 3,4. SANDRA DEANNE BURTON — AHCC 4; FHA 1,2. JACKIE LYNN BYRUM — Majorette 2, 3, 4 Capt.; EHA 2; Drama 3; 4H 1; FCA 3, 4; Tri Hi Y 1, 2; Yarc 1, 3; Cheer- leader 1; Tennis 3, 4; Miss Bulldog Court; Miss Merry Christmas Court. DAVID ALAN CAMPBELL — Science 3, 4; Vica T l 2, 3, 4; Gov. Honors Electrical Wiring Award; First Place district, club procedure team. PAMELA TERESA CARNES — FBLA 2, 3; FHA 2, 3; Science 4; Vica CDH 3, 4; Yarc 2, 3,4. DANNY BRUCE CARRUTH DEBORAH LYNN CARTER — Band 1, 2; EBLA 1, 2, 3; FHA 1, 2; 4H 1, 2, 3, 4; Science 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3; FCA 1,2; Vica DCT 3, 4 Reporter, President; Yarc 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2; Tennis 1, 2; Local and Regional Vica Skill Olympics. IOSEPH ISACC CARTER — Vica DCT 3,4. MARY BROOKS CARTER— Band 1,2, 3, 4 Drum major; Majorette 1, 2, 3; Beta 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 3, 4 Vice Pres, jun- ior and chapter degrees; Drama 3, 4 Treasurer; One Act Play 3; Drama Performance 3, 4; Science 1, 2; Stu- dent Council 3, 4; FCA 3, 4; Math 1; Tri Hi Y 1, 2; Demosthenian 1; Yarc 1, 2,3 publicity chairman, Pres.; Literary spelling, Grad. Marshall; Gov. Hon- ors; Senior Class Officer; Tennis 3; Home Ec. Award; Miss Bulldog Court; 145 Homecoming Court; Superior Drum Major award; All A's. THADDEUS KEITH CHEEK — FFA 3, 4; Science 3; Vica T l 2,3, Treas.; Yarc 3, 4; Football 2. ROY MICHAEL CHESHIRE — Vica DCT 3,4; Vica T l 2, 3. TAMMY DAWN CHILDS — Band 1; FHA1,2; Science 1. REBECCA SUE CHITWOOD — AHCC 2; FBLA 1; FHA 1; 4H 1; Yarc 1, 2, 3,4. KEMBERLY |UNE CLEM — Anchor 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3,4; Science 1,2; Tri Hi Y1; Basketball 2,3, 4. DEBBIE LYNNE CLEVELAND — AHCC 3, 4; Anchor 2, 3, 4; Band 1; Beta 1, 2, 3; FBLA 1, 2, 3 Sec.; Science 1, 4; Stu- dent Council 1, 2, 3; FCA 3, 4; Math 1; Tri Hi Y 1, 2; Freshman class pres.; Cheerleader 2,3, co-capt. SCOTT CLEVELAND — Baseball 1, 2, 3.4 PAUL DAVID CLEVER — Band T, 2, 3, 4; 4H 1,2, 3, 4; Science 3, 4; Student Council 3; Chess 2, 3, 4 Pres.; Math 3, 4, Treas.; Vica T l 4; Track 1,4. CURTIS DWAYNE COILE — Vica T l 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2. TERESA ANN COOPER — AHCC 1, 2; FHA 1; Drama 3; Language 1; Vica DCT 4. DARRELL VEKNORR CRAFT — Hi Life 4; FCA 1, 2; Football 1, 2; Basket- ball 1,2; Baseball 1; Track 1. GARRETT WENDELL CRAFT — Foot- ball 1; Baseball 3,4; Cross Country 4. ALLEN CHALTON CRUMLEY — Vica T l 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1; Local area and state skill Olympics. BILLY NEAL CRUMP — FFA 1,2; 4H 1, 2; Interact 1,2,3,4 Pres., Sgt. of Arms; Science 1,2, 3,4; FCA 2, 3, 4; Hi Y 1, 2; Vica DCT 4; Yarc 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2. 3, 4. SAM O. CRUMP — Vica DCT 3, 4; Vica T l 2. IAMES STEWART CRUMP — FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4; Science 1, 2, 3; FCA 2, 3, 4; Vol 3, 4; Yarc 2, 3. IERRY RICHARD CRUNKLETON — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta 1, 2, 3, 4; Science 3, 4; Math 3, 4; Math Award; Nomi- nated to McDonalds All American High School Band; |r. High All State. CRAIG STEVEN CURRY — Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Cross Country 4. DEBBIE LYNN DALTON — Memoir 2, 4; Beta 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,2; FBLA 3, 4, Sec.; FHA 3; 4H 1, 2; Student Council 3; Yarc 3, 4; Grad. Marshall, |r. class sec.; Home Ec. award; Geometry award; Typing I award; French award. WANDA DIANE DAVIS — FBLA 4; FHA 2, 3; 4H1; Yarc 3. MICHAEL HENRY DEGRAVE — FFA 2, 3.4 Vice pres.; Vica DCT 3,4; Yarc 4. PHYLLIS RENAE DICKERSON — Hi Life 3; Bandl; FBLA 1,2, 3, 4; FHA 1,2, 3 membership chairman; VOT 4; Yarc 3. PATTY ANN DRAKE — FBLA 1,4; FHA 1, 2; 4H 1; Vica CDH 3, Reporter. WILLIAM MARK DOVE (IMMY ALAN DUREN — Science 3, 4; Vica CDH 3, 4 Treas., Pres.; Vica DCT 4, Public Relations; Vica State Confer- ence; Summer Vica Camp. REGINALD VINCENT DURRETT — Band 1,2, 3,4; Betal. RODNEY TAYLOR EAVES — Football 1,2. CINDY E. ETHRIDGE — FBLA 2, 3; Yarc 1; Typing Award; FBLA Region II mini-conference in typing. LYDIA IAYNE ETHRIDGE — FHA 1, 2, 3; FBLA 3; FCA 4; Yarc 1; Third runner up Miss Memoir; Most merited 9th grade cheerleader award. ANDREA WILETTE EVANS — FHA 1, 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3; FCA 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 captain; Yarc 1; Miss Bulldog Court; Cheerleader Merit Award; Outstanding Cheer- leader Award. CONNIE SHIFLET EVANS DEBORAH LYNN EVANS — FBLA 3; Language 1; Student Council 3; FCA 3, 4; Yarc 1; Cheerleader 1, 3, 4; Jr. class queen; Bulldog Court; 2nd run- ner up Miss Memoir; Cheerleader Co-Capt.; Varsity Cheerleader Spirit Stick Award. TAMMY CHERYL EVANS — Chorus 1; FBLA 2, 3, 4 Vice Pres.; Tri Hi Y 2; Yarc 2, 3; Outstanding VOT Student Award. FRANK EDWIN FINDLEY —FFA 2. RHONDA KAY FINDLEY — Language 1; Vica DCT 4; Yarc 3. BRUCE EDWARD FLEMING — FFA 1, 2; Vica DCT 3,4; Vica T l 1,2. PAUL REED FLEMING — FFA 1; 4H 1, 2, 3, 4; Key 2, 3, 4 Pres.; Student Coun- cil 3; FCA 3, 4; Hi Y 1, 2; Vica CDH 2, 3; Football 1, 2, 3,4. MIKE LAMAR FOSTER — FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; 4H 1, 2; Vica DCT 3, 4; Football 1,2. DANNY CLYDE FOWLER — Vica DCT 3, 4; Vica T l 1,2, 3,4. KENNETH DAN FREEMAN — FFA 1; Football 1, 2, 4. ROGER CHARLES FREEMAN — Inter- act 4; Football 1, 2, 3,4; Track 3. M. ELAINE FRYE — Language 1; Tri Hi Y 2; Vica DCT 4 Chaplain; Yarc 1, 2, 3. JEROME GAINES —4H 1,2, 3; FCA 3; Vica DCT 2; Football 1, 2, 3; Basket- ball 1, 2; Baseball 1; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 4. KEN GAINES TOMMY GAINES —4H 1,3. CAROLYN LOUISE GOSS — FHA 1, 2, 3; 4H 1, 2; FCA 3, 4; Yarc 1, 2; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2; Most Improved 9th Grade Basketball award; Most Valuable 9th grade Basketball award; Most Valuable Varsity Girls Award. RENEE JACQUELINE GRAHAM — FBLA 4; FFA 4; FHA 4; Yarc 3. TIMOTHY LANIER GRAHAM — Hi Life 2; Band 1, 2, 3,4 District All-State; Beta 1, 2, 3, 4; Science 1, 2, 3, 4 Treas.; Chess 3; Math 3, 4 Pres.; Photography 2; Gov. Honors; Graduation Marshall; Boys' State; Debate; All A's Award. RICHARD LEE GREENWAY — Vica DCT 3,4; Vica T l 1,2. ALAN KEITH GREER — Band 1, 2; Beta 3, 4; FBLA 2, 3, 4; Science 2, 3, 4; Accounting Award. DEBBIE ELAINE GURLEY — AHCC 2; Band 1, 2; Flag Corps 2; FBLA 1, 2; FHA 1, 2; 4H 1; Tri Hi Y 1; Vica DCT 3, 4. TAMMY REBECCA HANEY — FBLA 2, 4; FHA 1, 2; 4H 1; Vica DCT 3; Yarc 2, 3, 4. ANGELO TRENT HARPER — Band 1, 2. 3, 4; FBLA 1, 2; FFA 1; 4H 1, 2, 3; Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Base- ball 1,2,3, 4; Track 1. PATRICIA ANN HARPER —4H 1; Vica CDH 3; Track 2. BILLY HAWKINS LARRY HEARD KEVIN ROGER HEATON — Hi Life 1; Band 1; Beta 1; FFA 1; 4H 1,2, 3, 4; Key 1, 2, 3, 4; Science 3; FCA 3,4; Hi Y 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 4; Tennis 1,2, 4. KIMBERLY ANN HERNDON — FBLA 2; Vica DCT 4; Yarc 4. DANNY LEVIN HICKMAN — Football 3. TRAY HICKS — Hi Life 4; FBLA 4; Yarc 4. RUSSELL ENGRAM HILL — FFA 1, 2; 4H 1; Interact 2, 3, 4 Secretary; Sci- ence 1,2; Student Council 1; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi Y 1, 2; Vica CDH 1, 2, 3, 4 Reporter; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1,2; Baseball 1. TONY KEITH HILL —Vica T l 4. LAURA DENISE HOLLAND — AHCC 3, 4 Treasurer; Band 1; FHA 1, 2, 3; Sci- ence 1, 2, 4; FCA 3, 4; Tri Hi Y 1, 2; Vica CDH 4 Treasurer; Demostheni- ans 1. RHONDA FAYE HOUSE — FBLA 3; FHA 1,2; Vica DCT 3, 4 DERRELL MARVIN HOWELL — Vica DCT 4; Vica T l 4 Secretary; Football 1,2. MICHAEL GREGORY HUBBARD — Memoir Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 Editor; March ing band announcer 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta 1, 2, 3, 4 Publicity Chairman, Vice Presi- dent; Demosthenian 1; Drama 3; One Act Play 3; Drama Performance 3; Language 1, 2, 3 Treasurer, Vice Pres.; Key 2, 3, 4 Chaplain; Science 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 3, 4; FCA 3, 4; Gov. Honors; Graduation Marshall; Boys' State; Boys' Nation; Freshman Class Treasurer; Senior Class President; 146 Football Play by Play 1, 2, 3, 4; Sports Information Director 3, 4; Sports- writer 1; Basketball Announcer 2, 3,4; All A's Award; Kiwanis Outstanding Student; Science Medal; English Medal; V.F.W. Voice of Democracy local winner; State Champion Ameri- can Legion Oratorical Contest. CASILO DAVID HUGHES — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta 1, 2; Graduation Marshall; Basketball 1, 2; National Achieve- ment Semi-finalist. RAYFORD ANTHONY HUNT — Track 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 4; Earth Science Award. JOSEPHINE DANIELS HUNTER — F HA 3,4; Vica DCT 4; Yarc 2. SHERRY LYNN HYDE — Vica CDH 3; Vica DCT 4; Yarc 1,2, 3 Treasurer. MICHAEL ISOM LINDA LUE JACKSON — AHCC 3, 4; 4H 1,2; Track 1,2,3, 4. ROSCO JACKSON CLEMENTINE JOHNSON — FHA 3,4. FELICIA JOHNSON GREGORY JEROME JOHNSON — FCA 1; Football 1; Basketball 1; Cross Country 4. KENNETH JOHNSON LEMUEL C. JOHNSON BEVERLY DENISE JONES — FHA 4; 4H 4. CHERYL LADONNA JONES — AHCC 4; Vica DCT 3,4; Cheerleader 1. JOHN WAYNE JONES — Band 1, 2; Football 1, 2; Basketball 3; Baseball 2, 3. SANDRA LORCHAEL JONES — FHA 1,3,4; Vica CDH 3. TERESA ANN JONES VICKIE DENISE JONES — AHCC 3, 4 Secretary; Anchor 2, 3, 4 President; Band 1; Beta 1, 2, 3; FBLA 4; FHA 2, 3; Science 1, 2, 4; Student Council 1; FCA 3, 4; Tri Hi Y 2; Girls' State; Cheerleader 2,3; All A's Award. PAMELA JO JORDAN — FFA 3, 4; Drama 3; One Act Play 3; Drama Per- formance 3; 4H 2, 3; Vica DCT 4; Yarc 1,2, 3,4. WENDELL MORRIS JORDAN — FCA 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 4. SANDRA MICHELE KELLER — EBLA 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1,3; Vica T I2. HENRY PARKS KESLER — Hi Life 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Drama 3; One Act Play; Drama Performance 3; Key 3, 4 Secre- tary; Science 3, 4; Photography 4; Lit- erary Speaking. ANGELA RENAE KING — Band 1,2, 3, 4; Drama 3; One Act Play 3; Drama Performance 3; Best Stage Manager Award. GARY WALTER KINLEY DEBRA FAYE KUYKENDALL — Mem- oir Staff 1, 2; Anchor 2, 3, 4 Secretary; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta 1, 2, 3, 4 Publicity Chairman; Drama 3, 4; One Act Play 3; Drama Performance 3,4; Science 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice Pres., Pres.; All A's Award; Social Studies Medal; English Medal; Demosthenians 1. BRENDA FAYE LATHAN — Memoir Staff 2, 3, 4; Beta 1, 2, 3, 4; FBLA 1, 2, 3; FHA 1, 2, 3; Language 1, 2; Science 1, 2, 3; Student Council 1,2,3; Tri Hi Y 2; Yarc 1, 2, 3, 4 Pres.; Graduation Mar- shall; Sophomore Class President; Cheerleader 1, 2 Capt., Co-Capt.; Biology Award; All A's Award; Kiwanis Outstanding Student; Class Queen. FARON JOSEPH LAVIOLETTE SHEILA ANNE LAVIOLETTE ALAN DONALD LECROY — Memoir 3; Vica DCT 3,4. JIMMY A. LEE — FFA 3, 4; Vica DCT 3, 4; Vica T l 2; Football 1; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; 9th grade football most valuable back; Most improved baseball award. GINA DARLENE MADDEN — AHCC 1, 2, 3, 4 Secretary, 2nd Vice Pres., Pres.; FHA 1,2; Language 1,2; Science 3, 4; FCA 3,4. JACKIE DALE MADDEN — Memoir 1, 2; Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Captain; Beta 1, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer; Science 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA 3, 4; English Award: Football 1. BENNY L. MARTIN — FFA 3, 4; Vica DCT 3, 4; Vica T l 2. LUTHER HENRY MARTIN — Science 4; Basketball 2; Tennis 1. SHARON DENISE MARTIN — Band 1, 2, 3; Flag Corps 2, 3; FBLA 4; Language 1, 2; 4H 1; Science 3. BRIDGETT BURNETT MATTOX — FHA 1,2, 3, 4. LINDA FAYE MATTOX — Cheer- leader 1,2; Track 1,2,3. SHARON LLEWELLYN MAXWELL — FHA 1,2, 3. ERIC LAMAR McCORD — FCA 4; Vica DCT 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2. DAVID KIRK McCURLEY — FFA 3, 4; 4H 2, 3; Key 1, 2, 3, 4; Vica DCT 3, 4 DANEEN ANNETTE McLANE — AHCC 4; Beta 1, 2, 3, 4; FBLA 2, 3; Sci- ence 3, 4; FCA 3,4. KENT MILFORD KELVIN MITCHELL LAURIE ANN MITCHELL — FHA 1, 2, 3,4; 4H 1; Track 1,2, 3,4. JACQUELINE GAIL MIZE — Hi Life 3; FBLA 1,4; FHA 2; Yarc 3. DOUGLAS HUBERT MOON — Band 1,2; Science 3. JEFFERY LYNN MOON — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Science 3,4; FCA 4; Yarc 3. CATHERINE DENISE MORRIS — FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4 Pres., Historian; FHA 2, 4; Science 3, 4; Student Council 3; FCA 3, 4; Tri Hi Y 1,2; Yarc 1,2, 3; Voc. Student Advisory Council 2,4. BARBARA ANN MORRISON — FHA 1,2,3,4 Parliamentarian; 4H 1. ROBERT ERIC NEWTON — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Science 3, 4; Chess 3; Math 3; Boy's Typing Award. BELINDA CAROL NORMAN — Cho- rus 1; FHA 1; 4H 1,2; Vica DCT 3, 4. HOWARD GLENN NORMAN — Chorus 2, 3,4; Football 2; Track 2, 3. SUSAN DIANNE OGLESBY — AHCC 3, 4; Anchor 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta 1, 2, 3, 4; Science 1, 2, 3, 4; Stu- dent Council 3; Tri Hi Y 2; Literary Piano Solo; Gov. Honors; Graduation Marshall; Junior Class Treasurer; Bas- ketball 1; All A's Award; Kiwanis Out- standing Student. MICHAEL RONNIE OWENS CHARLES EDWARD PAGE — Hi Life 1; Beta 1, 2, 3, 4; 4H 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice Pres.; Interact 2, 3, 4 Treas., Projects Chairman; Science 4; Student Coun- cil 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA 1, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Graduation Marshall; Basketball 1, 3, 4; Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Body President; Anchor Club Beau; Charles Osley Christian Athlete Award. GIULIANA AMARIS PARHAM — AHCC 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Flag Corps 2, 3,4; Language 1,2,3; Science 3,4. JAMES DAVID PARHAM — Chorus 2, 4; FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4 Reporter, Pres., Vice Pres.; Language 1; Science 2,3; Yarc 4; Literary Boy's Quartet. ANGELA PATTERSON — AHCC 2, 3, 4; FFA 3, 4; FHA 1, 2; 4H 2, 3; FCA 3; Tri Hi Y 1; Vica CDH 4; Yarc 1; Cheer- leader 2,3,4; Track 1,2. DOUG PEACE JEFFERY PEARSON PENNEY JEAN PHILLIPS — AHCC 2; FBLA 1,2, 3, 4 Treas.; FHA 1,2, 3; 4H 1, 2; Vica T l 1,2; Vica Skill Olympics. LISA PITTMAN — Drama 3; Basket- ball 1; Tennis 1,2. DIANE POOLE — EBLA 1, 2, 3, 4; FEA 4; FHA 1, 2; Tri Hi Y 1; Vica DCT 3; Yarc 1, 2, 3, 4. PAM POSEY CAROLYN JAN PRICE GERALD ALAN PURCELL — Hi Life 3; Beta 1; Key 3, 4; Science 3 Treas.; Stu- dent Council 2, 3, 4; Vica CDH 3 Pres.; Vica DCT 4; Vica T l 2; Gov. Honors; Boys' State; Senior Class Treas.; Track 2; Voc. Student of the Year Award; State and National Vica Pres.; Member National Council of Voc. Organizations; Chairman National VICA Executive Council; Voc. Student Advisory Committee; National and State Vica Skill Olym- pics; Area and Regional Vica Open- ing and Closing Ceremonies. VICKIE LAVERNE RAMSEY — AHCC 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; Basketball Mgr. 2,3,4; Track 1, 2. EDDIE LAMAR RANDALL — Drama 1; Vica DCT 2. SHAWN RENA REED — Chorus 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3. 147 BARBARA ELAINE RISNER — Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3; 4H 1; Student Council 1; FCA 1; Literary Girls' Trio. PHYLLIS LYNN ROBERTSON — AHCC 1, 2, 3, 4 Treas., 1st Vice Pres.; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta 1, 2; Science 1, 2; Tri Hi Y 1,2. GLORIA VICTORIA ROBINSON — Band 1, 2, .3, 4; FBLA 2, 3; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; 4H 1,2, 3,4; FCA 3,4; Yard, 2. ELIZABETH LAVON ROEBUCK — AHCC 3, 4; FHA 1, 2; 4H 1, 2; Vica T l 3; Cheerleader 2; Track 1. PEGGY JEAN ROEBUCK — Track 1, 3, 4. CHERYL ELAINE ROWLAND — AHCC 3; Vica DCT 2. TINY ROYSTON KATHY DIANE STOYLE ROYSTON — Vica DCT 3,4. BILLY LEE RUCKER — 4H 1, 2, 3; FCA 1, 4; Football 1, 2; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Track 1,2; Cross Country 4; Basketball Most Valuable Player. IOSEPHINE DANIEL RUCKER LINDA FAYE RUCKER — Hi Life 4; FBLA 2; FHA 1, 2; 4H 1, 2; Shorthand Award. WAYNE LARRY SANDERS GLENDA SUE SARTAIN — AHCC 3, 4; Anchor 2, 3, 4 Treas.; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta 1, 2, 3, 4; Science 1, 2, 3, 4; Bas- ketball 1, 2,3, 4; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Charles Osley Christian Athlete Award; Most Valuable Girl Tennis Player. MACHELL SCANDRETT — AHCC 4; FHA 1, 2; 4H 1, 2; Vica CDH 4; Basket- ball 1; Track 1. |EFF SCANDRETT IAMES EDWARD SCOTT — 4H 1, 2; FCA 3,4; Football 1. RALPH EDWARD SCOTT — Football 1,2; Track 1,2. LORI ANN SEYMOUR — Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta 1, 2, 3, 4 Pres.; FHA 1,2,3; Drama 3,4; One Act Play 3; Drama Performance 3, 4; Lan- guage 2; Science 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 4; FCA 3, 4; Math 1,2; Tri Hi Y 3; Yarc 2; Gov. Honors; Gradua- tion Marshall; Girls' State; Freshman Class Sec.; Senior Class Sec.; All A's Award; Algebra II Award; Nominated to McDonalds All American Band; All District Band; All State Finalist; Sym- phonic Band Outstanding Sopho- more; Homecoming Court. STEVEN DEXTER SHAW — FFA 4; Vica DCT 3,4; Vica T l 2; Football 1. DAVID SIMPSON EDWARD SIMS DALE HAROLD SMITH — Interact 4 Vice Pres.; FCA 3, 4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Tennis 3, 4; Football Out- standing Defensive Back Trophy. IONATHAN DAVID SMITH — Sci- ence 1, 2,3; Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Cross Country 4. LAURA EUGENIA SMITH — FFA 4; FHA 4; Track 4. WILLIAM RANDALL SMITH TIMOTHY WAYNE SMITH — Band 1, 2, 3; Language 1, 2; Science 1, 2, 3; Yarc 1,2,3,4. EUGENE PARKE SOKOL — Key 2, 3, 4 Vice President; Science 1,2,3,4. ALLISA JEJUAN SOUZA — Hi Life 1; Band 1, 2; Beta 1, 2, 3, 4, Language 3; Science 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3; Tri Hi Y 2; Yarc 3, 4 Vice Pres.; All A's Award. GARY RAY SPEARS — Vica DCT 4; Vica T l 4. MITCHELL A. STAMEY — Vica DCT 3, 4; Vica T l 1,2. EDWARD ANTHONY STARKS — Memoir 2, 3,4; Band 1,2; FCA 4; Foot- ball 2; Track 3. JEFFERY STOWE SUSAN RICHARDSON STOVALL — AHCC 3; Tri Hi Y 1; Vica CDH 3 Chap- lain; Vica DCT 3, 4; Yarc 1. GWENDOLYN ANN STOWE — Beta 1, 2, 3, 4; FBLA 3; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Pro- gram Chairman; Tri Hi Y 2. CHECO REMESIS STOWERS — Cho- rus 4; FCA 4; Football 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 3, 4; Track 1, 2; Cross Country 4. CONNIE ELIZABETH STOWERS — FHA 1,3,4; Language 4; Yarc 3. JEFFERY KEITH STOWERS — 4H 1, 2; FCA 2, 3, 4; Football Manager 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Track 2. IOSEPH KEITH STOWERS — FCA 1, 2, 4; Vica DCT 2, 3, 4; Football 1. STANFORD STOWERS KATHY STOYLE WANDA SCHKEETTER STOWERS — Chorus 2; FBLA 3; Language 1; 4H 3,4; Vica DCT 4; Track 3,4. HOWARD A. STRICKLAND — 4H 1, 2, 3, 4; Key 1,2, 3; Vica DCT 2,3; Base- ball 1. JOE FARRIS STURGHILL — 4H 1, 2; FCA 2, 3, 4; Football Manager 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 2,3,4; Track 2. MYCAL W. TAYLOR — FFA 4; FCA 4; Vica T l 1,2, 3. CHANDLER DALE TEASLEY — Vica DCT 3,4. ROBERT WILLIAM TEASLEY — FCA 2, 3, 4; 4H 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 1,2,4; Baseball 2, 3, 4. DAVID THORNTON LAURA DELPHINE THORNTON — FHA 4; 4H 1,4; Vica CDH 3, 4; Cheer- leader 1, 2; Track 4; Cross Country 4; Tennis 4. SHEILA GALE THORNTON — Mem- oir 3, 4; Beta 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, Treas.; FBLA 2; FHA 3, 4 Chaplain; 4H 1; Science 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4 Vice Pres.; Gov. Honors; Graduation Marshall; Jr. Class Pres.; Cheerleader 1, 2; All A's Award; Kiwanis Out- standing Student; Social Studies Award; Typing Award; Language Award; DAR History Award; Wood- men of the World Award; Miss Merry Christmas. ANGELA JOYCE TUCKER — FHA 1, 2, 3,4; Language 4; 4H 1, 2; Yarc 3. KIMBERLY DAWN TUCKER — Flag Corps 3; FBLA 1, 2; FHA 1, 2; Language 1; 4H 1, 2, 3; Science 4; Tri Hi Y 2; Cheerleader 1. BRIAN VICKERY LAVERNE BARNES VAUGHN — Tri Hi Y 2; Vica DCT 3,4. JAMES ANGELO WARREN — Foot- ball 3,4; Track 3, 4. JAMES RICKEY WEAVER — Chess 2; Photography 1; Vica DCT 3, 4; Vica T l 1,2, 3; Track 4. VICKIE WHITE SHARON RENEE WHITE — FBLA 1, 2; Vica DCT 3,4. WANDA DARLENE WHITE — FBLA 1, 2; FHA 1,2, 3; ECA 3,4; Yarc 1, 2, 3. WILLIAM FLOYD WHITE — Band 1, 2, 3,4; Science 3,4; Math 3,4. OLIVER CHRISTOPHER WHITFIELD — FFA 1, 2; FCA 3, 4; Vica DCT 3; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2. DAVID R. WILKINS — Vica DCT 2, 3; Track 1. MARY VIRGINIA WILKINS — Hi Life 4; FHA 1,2, 3,4. BETH DIANE WILLIAMS — Band 1, 2; Flag Corps 3,4Capt. FBLA 1, 2, 3, 4 Parliamentarian; Sci- ence 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA 3, 4; Photography 2; Tri Hi Y 1, 2; Yarc 1, 2, 3; Miss Bull- dog. ARTHER LEE WILSON, JR. — Band 1, 2, 3; Science 1; Vica CDH 3, 4; Vica T l 2; Outstanding Student in Archi- tectural Drafting; 1st place in local, area and district Vica Skill Olympics; 3rd place in State Skill Olympics. RENEE MARIE WILSON — FBLA 1, 2; FHA 1, 2; Language 1; 4H 2; Tri Hi Y 2; Vica DCT 4; Yarc 2, 4; Cheerleader 1. ROBIN RENE WILSON — FBLA 2, 3; Vica DCT 3, 4 Secretary; Yarc 4. SHERRY WILSON BONITA WINSLETT KARLYN JEAN YAGER — FHA 4; Drama 3, 4; One Act Play 3; Drama Performance 3,4; Cheerleader 4. HERMAN MITCHELL YEARGIN — FFA 1,2,3,4 Treasurer; Science 1,2,3; Yarc 1,2,3,4 Treasurer. JAMES ALAN YORK — 4H 1, 2, 3, 4; Key 3, 4 Sgt. at Arms; Science 3, 4; FCA 3, 4; Vica DCT 3, 4; Vica T l 1, 2 Treas.; Vica overall reporter. 148 Patterns of Juniors Whal is the Pattern that Juniors fol- low? It's a different pattern than that of a Sophomore because there are so many new adventures. You’ve moved up one more notch, finally getting away from the title of underclassman. It's getting one year older and learn- ing fun stuff” like Algebra II, Chem- istry, U.S. History, and don't forget those extracurricular activities! Sell- ing Tupperware and calendars, mak- ing a decent score on the PSAT and passing all your classes by more than one point are just a few of the chal- lenges we tackled. It's finally getting your class ring after 11 years of wait- ing. It's going to the |r.-Sr. It's getting to know new friends and learning to understand old friends better. The sad part of it all is the final realization that carefree days are soon over and we are much closer to adult life. Pres. — Michele McSwain V. Pres. — Robin Fleming Sec. — Karen Greba Treas. — Tina Chapman Juniors - 149 Kenny Addison Marianne Alexander Billy Allen Phyllis Allen Shebby Allen Meeker Andrews Mark Asdot Mike Atkins Jeffrey Ayers Bonnie Bailey Michelle Bailey Sidney Bailey Teresa Bailey Debbie Baker Annette Bannister Carolyn Barnes Kim Bartlett Sam Basinger 150 - Juniors Tami Berrong Pam Blackmon Michelle Blackwell Vernida Blackwell Barry Broc k Donna Brooks Chris Brown Greg Brown Beth Boleman Donna Boles Travis Bowen Terry Bowers Becky Blalock Jim Blewitt Joey Boleman Duchess Bratcher Bobby Bridges Robin Broadwell Juniors - 151 Tracy Bryant Janet Burns lerry Burton Paul Byrum Susan Carey Jeff Carlton Sharon Carnes Barry Carruth Tina Chapman Lori Cheek Debra Clark Michael Cleveland ' 52 - Juniors Marv Cobb Sherri Cobb Tim Coggin Mark Cordell Debra Crittendon Sharon Crump Lisa Davis Suzanne Denman CANDID — I finally found my keys, now where's my car? Juniors ■ 153 CANDID — It must be my aftershave — smells like a new car. Susan Dickerson Mike Dobbs Erica Dooley Crystal Dyar Al Ertzberger Ricky Evans Carren Feltman Beth Findley Robin Fleming David Fleming Tina Floyd 154 • Juniors Mark Foster Paula Fortson Donnie Fowler Bill Frye Tony Hall Lorenzo Heard Danny Hendrix Debra Hendrix Melinda Hicks Lisa Hill Rufus Hill Kay Hilley Juniors • 155 Ricky Hix Pam Holbrook Pam Hughes Ricky Hulme Brent Johnson Douglas Johnson Kip Jolly Jeff Jones Pattie Lee Irin Leverett Cynthia Lewis Norman Lomax 156 • Juniors Greg McCollum Thomas McCord Michelle McSwain Rhonda Moore lames Morrison Wanda Morrison Debra Marlin Becky Marlin Ricky Marlin Richard Maxwell Jeffry Merrill Sieve Miller Pierce Mize Corenlhia Monigomery Willie Norman Tony Norris Craig O'Barr Ronda Osborne i Juniors - 157 loan Parham Sheila Parker Tim Parlain Marcella Parilow Terry Price Jerry Ramsey Sieve Ramsey Ann Rayton Stanley Reed Regina Rice Pam Richey lay Ridgway 1 58 Juniors Carol Robertson Kathy Robertson Sandra Robertson Orient ia Robinson Carolyn Rucker Frances Rucker Morris Rucker Randy Rucker Gwen Sanders Mark Sanders Richard Sanders Stanley Sanders Juniors • 159 CANDID — A toast to the good life. Beth Sayer joey Sayer Sandra Saylors Rhonda Schultz Bobby Scoggins Cathy Seawright Cindy Seawright Teresa Shirley Rosalind Shumaker Sandra Shumaker Danielle Simpson 160 - Juniors Melanie Skelton Paula Skelton Todd Skelton Arthur Smith Keith Stovall Miriam Stovall Polly Stovall Dana Stowe Teresa Teasley Angie Temple Margaret Thornton Gregg Turner Juniors - 161 Christi Vickery Marco Warren Scott Weaver Teresa Weaver Tammy Williford Lisa Wilson Bob Wilson Scott Wooten Photos Unavailable: ludy Adams Ronnie Bartlett Tyrone Bates David Beck Lyndon Bond Hap Dean Steve Dutton T. |. Eades James Fleeman Sandi Gemma Terry Harper John Jones Mike Jordan James McCollum Mark Milford Darlene Mitchell Thomas Mitchell Judy Mariett Freddy Pinkston Kenneth Roebuck Barry Simpson Wynelte Stowers Hank Sturm Saundra Teasley James Thorton Tony White James Willis 162 - Juniors Patterns of Sophomores The pattern of a sophomore is a lit- tle more comfortable than that of a freshman. This year you knew your way around and blended in with the crowd. On the other hand, you faced the perils of biology and geometry classes, and also learned how to wreck a driver's ed. car. You began to earn money for the junior-Senior by sponsoring bake sales and a Mr. and Miss Sophomore Sweetheart contest to choose a couple to reign over the Sweetheart Ball. You are the middle- man now but the outlook is onward and upward. Karen Childs mmy Turpin Brown Souza Sophomores 163 Row 1 — Donna Adams, Ricky Adams, Chuck Adamski, Gloria Alewine, Tamala Alexander, Debbie Allen Row 2 — limmy Allen, Sheila Allen, Renee Allen, Robert Amos, lenda Andrews. Row 3 — limmy Altman, |ohn Atkinson, Michael Ayers, Mark Bailey Row 4 — Warren Bailey, Kenneth Baker, Pam Barnes. Row 5 — Milicent Basinger, |ill Baukmght, Clif- ford Beard, Katie Beck. Row 6 — |oey Beradesco, |im Best, Mark Blac k mon, Robert Blackwell, Lori Blewitt. Row 7 — Bruce Boleman. Ricky Boleman, Ste phon Boleman, Brenda Bowers, Bruce Bowers, Michael Bowers. 164 Sophomores Row i — Laura Bowman, Randy Bowman. Annette Brown, Dale Brown, Keith Brown, Diane Brown Row 2 — Otis Brown, Britt Brown. Sherry Brown. Donna Bryant, Liz Bryant Row 3— Lewis Burdette, Tywiler Burton, Ric h- ard Byrum, Steve Byrum. Row 4 — Teresa Byrum, Rhonda Carey, Joseph Carney. Row 5 — Janice Cartee. Billy Joe Carter, Martha Carter, Glen Carruth Row 6 — lecia Cape, Lynn Cheek. Karen Childs, Tonya Cindrick, Angela Clever Row 7 — Michael Cleveland, Alan Cobb, lim Coile, Jeff Cook, Roger Craft. Sophomores - 165 Row 1 — Rod Craft, Crystal Crittenden, Bobby Crocker, Crystal Crocker, Michael Crump, Vivian Dalton. Row 2 — Randy DeCrave, Chiquita Drinkard, David Dudley, Tim Dutton, Charles Eberhardt Row 3 — Leslie Eifler, Mitchell Farmer, Steve Fellows, Greg Fields. Row 4 — Bentley Fitzpatrick, Debbie Fleming, Jay Floyd. Row 5 — Tammy Floyd, Kathy Ford, Sandra Foster, Connie Gains. Row 6 — Wanda Gaines, David Gray, Hal Gresham, Leashia Grove, Teresa Gunn. Row 7 — Susie Gunnels, Laurie Hale, Denise Hardy, Donna Hart, Connie Harris, Butch Haw- kins. 66 • Sophomores « Photos Unavailable: Tim Blackwell, Billy |oe Brewer, Ann Curry, Aaron Dorsey, |immy Dutton, Ronald Dutton, David Farmer, Charles Goldsmith, Denise Hickman, Wayne Grimes, Curtis jarrett, Wayne Long, Linda Long, |une Martin, Kent McKern, Dusty Ramsey, Edna Roebuck, Inman Rucker, Clyde Starks, Billy Tallent. Patty Wilson, Alvin York. Row 1 — Mitch Vassar, Lesia Vaughn, Jeff Vick ery. Sandy Vickery. Row 2 — Al Warren, Joey White, Wanda Whit field, Tonnie Willis, Barry Wilson. Row 3 — Kim Wilson, Rhonda Wilson, Tim Wilson, Ben|ie Wood. Sophomores 171 Patterns of Freshmen The patterns a freshman faces are very challenging. When you first arrived at this high school you felt strange because you didn't know your way around. Everyone looked down at you those first few weeks because you looked out of place. After a while you found your place in the system. You learned of the pleas- ures that could be found in algebra, composition, and physical science. After you get this first year under your belt, you'll be ready for the chal- lenge of those next three years with confidence. Pres. George Osborne V. Pres. Darlene Vickery Sec. jill Westbrook Treas. Angie Evans Row 1 — Abby Adams, Donald Adams Row 2 — lanic Adams. |ohn Addison, Melvin Anderson, Jeannie Appleby Row 3 — Debra Bailey, Phyllis Bailey, Elaine Baker, Jeff Baker, Kenny Baker, Richard Baker. Row 4 — Pam Bannister, Lynn Barnes, Jimmy Bartlett, Trovita Bates, Slate Bauknight, Scott Beattie, Darlene Bell, Sally Benson. Row 5 — Bobby Beradesco, Ann Marie Berg, Bob Berrong, Tammy Black- well, Keith Blalock. David Blassingame, Neal Boleman, Cindy Bowen Row 6 — Ray Bowen, Glen Bowers, Terry Broadwell, Derrick Brooks, Bryan Brown, David Brown Row 7 —Gloria Brown, Keith Brown, Keith Brown, Melanie Brown Row 8 — Phyllis Brown, Rita Brown Freshmen - 173 Row 1 — Woody Brown, Mary Bryanl. Row 2 — Jeff Buchanan, Carl Burch, Randy Burch, Rod Burdette. Row 3 — Mike Cagle, Tina Carey, Angie Carruth, Carol Carter, Michael Carter, Michey Chatham. Row 4 — Zack Childers, Doug Chitwood, Anita Chumley, David Cobb, Dennis Cobb, Theresa Cobb, Melissa Cooley, Russell Cooper. $ Row 5 — Lisa Corn, Jeff Cornelison, Scott Cornelison, Chris Craft, Henry Craft, Tony Craft, Michael Crawford, Chris Crumley. Row 6 — Cinciy Crump, Kristi Crunkleton, Jacqueline Cunningham, Calvin Curry, Anthony Daniel, Lane Daniels. Row 7 — Tina Dawkins, Mark Dean, Kenny Dickerson, Kim Dockery Row 8 — Kenny Dove, Teresa Doker 174 • Freshmen Row 1 — Sonny Doody, Allison Dove Row 2 — Sonya Duncan, Vanessa Dune an, Diana DuPoni, Caroline Dyer Row 3 — Mike Edwards, Sharon Elrod, Wanda Elrod, Phil Emmons, Grant Ethridge, Angie Evans. Row 4 — Calvin Evans, |oe Evans, Kim Evans, Tim Evans, Libby Fellows, Greg Fleming, Vicki Fleming, Wesley Frankum. Row 5 — Bob Frye, Milton Gaines. Pamela Gaines, Cindy Gambrell, Patty Gearing, Tammy Goldsmith, Teresa Goldsmith, Patricia Goss Row 6 — Kim Graham, Teresa Graham, Dale Gray. Don Greenway. len Greenway, Linda Grier Row 7 — Garry Gridin, Frant ine Grove, Terry Grubbs, Kathy Gunn Row 8 — Ann Hagler, lulie Hall. Freshmen - 175 Row 1 — Tammy Harbin, Annie Lou Harper Row 2 — Connie Harper, Keilh Harper, Tim Haygood, Daryl Heard Row 3 — Frederick Heard, Leonard Heard, Sherrie Hembree Row 4 — Bobby Hendrix, William Hickmon, Matt Hill, Rosalyn Hill, Gary Holcomb. Row 5 — Anthony Hudson, Phyllis Hughes, Loretta Hunt, Sharon Isom, Chris |a kson. Row 6— Jenny |a kson, Herman Johnson, Regina Johnson Row 7 — Tim Johnson, Tony lohnson, Alison Jones, Denise Jones Row 8 — Gina Jones, Karen Jones. Candid — Deadly Weapons! 1 76 - Freshmen Row 1 — Stonie Jones, Andy Jonson. Row 2 — Tina Jordan, Henry Junk, Brooks Kay, Lesha Kay Row 3 — Tim Kimg, Alan Latham, Mark Latham. Sharon Lawrence, Darryl Lawson, Amy Leicht. Row 4 — Willie Lester, Melody Lewis, Paul Lewis, Glenda Long, Michael Long, Donna Lowery, Donnie Lowery, Billy Martin. Row 5— David Martin, Felicia Martin, Keith Martin, Sharon Martin, Che- ryl Maxwell, Cindy Maxwell, Sammy Maxwell, Patricia Mayfill. Row 6 — Allyson McAlister, Michael McCord, Rhonda McCollum, Kim McDowell, Melody McDuffie, Linda McGarity. Row 7 — |ana McGee, Nick McGee, Becky McKenzie, Tom McLane Row 8 — Sharon McMullen, Catherine Merritt Freshmen - 177 Row 1 — Billy Middleton, Doretha Mitchell. Row 2 — Donna Mize, Andy Montgomery, Curtis Moore, Dale Moore Row 3 — Gail Moore, Jeff Moore, Lee Moore. Row 4 — Todd Moorhead, Carole Morris, Donna Morris, Leigh Morris. Daryl Morrison. Row 5 — Sandra Morrison, lason Motes, Sandra Motes, Karen Myers, Den- ise Norman. Row 6 — Valerie Oglesby, George Osborne, Michelle Osborne. Row 7 — Michael Osborne. Pam Parham, Teresa Parson, Mike Patterson. Row 8— Paula Patterson, Edward Paxton Candid — Let's Begin With The Basics... The Egg. 178 - Freshmen Row 1 — Gary Vickery, |im Vickery Row 2 — Keith Vickery, Mark Vic kery, Tim Vickery, la Donna Waldrop. Row 3 — Mack Walker Row 4— Rodney Waller, Fran Warnock, Susan Weaver Row 5 — Larry welborn, (ill Westbrook, Angela While. Row 6 — Dean White, Ricky White, Sue White, Virginia White, Janet Whiting, Kathy Willis. Row 7 — Cindy Wilson, Rhonda Wilson, Donna Witcher, Darrell Wood. Row 8 — Allison York, Lisa York. Candid — Ninth Grade Spirit! Freshmen 181 Mike Hubbard and Harris Who Brown 98 WKLY Har+well, Ga. Salutes the Class of 1980 In the Navy, a job means more than just a good paycheck. It means the adventure of seeing places like Greece, Spain, Hawaii and Hong Kong. It means becoming an expert on exciting technical equipment in our submarines, on our jets, and in our ships. It means doing a job that really really counts, with people who count on you to do it. The Navy can give you training in more than 60 career fields. Talk it over with your Navy recruiter. He'll be able to tell you what you can qualify for in the Navy: ABHC Gary H. Adams At-1 Stephen Robinson Rooms B I,B 2 Hartwell P. O. Bldg. Hartwell, Ga. Lavender's Greer Furniture Co. Shoe Store CURTIS MATHES T.V. G.E. APPLIANCES Shoes tor the entire family 117 Forest Ave. Hartwell, Ga. 376 4453 LHP Corporation Hartwell, Georgia Lake Hartwell, Inc. Lewis Lumber and Supply Co. For the absolute best in lakefront property on the best lake by a dam site Bobby Lewis Depot Street Hartwell, Ga. Phone 376-3288 185 E. S. SALIBA, O.D. LG. CACCHIOLI, M.D. W. F. DISMUKE SR., D.D.S., P.A. SAM C. GRIZZLE, D.D.S. B.J. DAVIS, M.D.P.C. Economy Drugs Your Family Drug Store Vitamins — Drugs Fountain Service Vicki's Flowers Jessie's Beauty Shop Depot Street Hartwell, Ga. Jessie Eaves. Owner 376-2534 376-3315 CLAUDE HERRING GROCER AND SERVICE STATION LARRY SANDERS Sheriff of Hart County Hartwell Florist 101 Carter St. Hartwell, Ga. Craft Station Depot St., Ltd. Craft Center 607 W. Howell St. Mildred Clark Pauline Lide Your Professional Cleaner AMERICAN Modern Tire Co. West Howell St. Laundry and Drycleaning Co., Inc. Hartwell, Ga. 376 5454 Hartwell, Ga. 376 8888 Lewis Lumber and Supply Co. Bobby Lewis Depot Street Hartwell, Ga. Phone 376-3288 Kidd Motors I nc. THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS Ray H. Lewis P.O. Box 218 Hartwell, Ga. Anderson Auto Parts Automotive Parts Dealer Cleveland Ave., Hartwell, Ga. Phone 376 4761 Hart County Telephone Company Hailey's Drug Store HP On the Corner Ota sco For All Your Home Supplies Car Supplies and Sporting Goods Hartwell, Ga. PITT'S Furniture DBA Furniture Mart The Northeast Georgia CAREY'S Bank SERVICE STATION Lavonia, Ga. Royston, Sa. Canon, Sa. A Full Service Bank Serving All of Hart County Member F.D.I.C. The Citizens And Southern Bank Of Hart County Hi-Dri Marina Brown Plumbing Of Hartwell and Electrical Co. Inc. Sales and Service 7 Days a Week Gerald Brown Prop. 202 Kay St. 1 1 1 II A� “5 7 AA)P Phone (404)376-5441 Hartwell, Ga. 376-2935 HARTWELL PHARMACY C. N. Weatherly Furniture Co.t Inc. J GRtoGmOD PRODUCTS � . Complete Home Furnishings 107-113 Depot Street Hartwell, Ga. 30643 376-4371 Griggs Wood Products, Inc. Joe Griggs Bill Griggs Award Winning Photography THE PACER PHOTOGRAPHY 376-8400 Hartwell, Ga. Members of Professional Photographers of America Bailes-Cobb Family Department Store — Downtown Established in 1929 P.O. Box 517 Hartwell, Georgia Phone 376 7156 Temple Gin Inc. Inman Temple, Owner For Years the Farmers' Friend Purina Feed Dealer Liquid Dry Fertilizers Yard Seeds and Pesticides Everything from the garden to the patio, lawn, pets, and farms. Hart County Electric Membership Corporation CORDELL JEWELRY Serving Hart, Elbert, Franklin, Madison, and Stephens Counties P.O. Box 250 Hartwell, Georgia 30643 Phone (404)376 4714 A. C. SKELTON INSURANCE Claude Ray Ford Elberton, Ga. Phone 283-1301 Hartwell, Ga. If You Don't Know Cars, Know Your Dealer Henry Ray Ford Royston, Ga. Phone 245-61 11 Dairy Queen Brazier Highway 29 N. Hartwell, Ga. 30643 Frank D. Morris VANDIVER'S OFFICE Insurance Agency Inc. SCHOOL SUPPLY Hartwell, Sa. Hartwell, Sa. ‘jr O. Y. McLees Ray's Jewelers Electronics On the Square Hartwell, Ga. 208 Carolina St. 376 2171 376 4638 Burchell Martin CpOUTHERN V MBRELLA Local Agent CZIOMPANY, inc. State Farm Insurance Co's. POST OFFICE BOX 516 HARTWELL. GEORGIA 30643 376-3189 BIGM-ACE Ken Ayers Ins. HARDWARE. INC. Agency Carolina St. Hartwell, 376 5586 Specializing in All Types P.O. Box 765 of Insurance Needs HARTWELL, GEORGIA 30643 tbs SCID7 i nc. Serving Hart County since 1876 60U)ER$ WELDING CO. P.O. BOX 637 — 103 FISHER DR. HARTWELL, GEORGIA 30643 MONROE AUTO EQUIPMENT COMPANY A Division of Tenneco Automotive Hartwell, Ga. Makers of World Famous Monroe-Matic Shock Absorbers An Equal Opportunity Employer ■■m Newton Mill Division Dunlop Sports Division of Milliken and Co., Inc. MILLIKEN YOUR HOMETOWN BANK 203 THE CITY OF HARTWELL Moisturizing...vital necessity to safeguard your skin against drying, aging effects of harsh indoor and outdoor climate. Merle Norman offers moisturizers for every part of you, for every type of skin or complexion. Come in and see which one is best for you. rierle noRirwn I lit' Place for the Custom Fact' Robert Wages Mayor of Hartwell Hartwell, Ga. 376-4904 The Primpers Hartwell, Ga. I In our high school life we have encountered a • variety of patterns. These patterns will support us as we enter the much more complicated patterns of adult life. Many problems will arise after we leave Hart Co. High School but we know that if we always follow the right pattern, there is no problem too complex for us to solve. i I VS I---------- ■ -- - - ..