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

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1985 volume:

MEMOIR 1985 Hart County High School Hartwell, Georgia Volume 40 Patti Skelton, Editor Nancy Ayers, Advisor Patti Skelton — Editor-in-Chief Perdita Jordan — Copy Editor Rob McCullough — Layout Editor Suzanne Martin — Classes Editor Lisa Appleby — Clubs Editor Kim Ford — Features Editor Wally Crump — Sports Editor Nancy Brown — Business Manager In creating the 1985 Memoir, we have highlighted many of the exciting happenings that made the year complete. We have captured in pictures and in print a year of change and growth. So, take a close look at what we have accomplished. 2 Pages 4-16 feature an introduc- tion to the book. See yourself and your friends in classes on pages 17-68. For a look back at your teachers flip to pages 69- 80. Are you active in a club? Relive those fun moments bv turning to pages 81-116. Pages 117-144 highlight some of the most fascinating and impor- tant times of the school year in Features. Athletes exhibit Bulldog spirit on pages 145- 174, see Football, Basketball, and much more! Take a look at the businesses around the com- munity that help make the publication of the yearbook possible, in Ads on pages 175-204. Memoir 1985 is keeping up with what’s new, what’s going on, and who’s on the move at Hart County High. 3 where we come ... I ... form friendships units 3 where we hang our ha IS Dedication In the past, dedication was always the choice of the Memoir Staff. For the purpose of better representation of the students at Hart County High, this year’s dedica- tion was decided by the Senior Class. The recipient is someone who is always available for consultation. She greets everyone with a smile and sets a Christian exam- ple. Loving young people and advising FCA are her favorite pastimes. She is a devoted teacher and friend. With both pride and gratitude, the students at Hart County High School tip their hats to Mrs. Sandra Blackburn. krnot f m BEST DRESSED Michelle Hembree Robert Vaughn MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Perdita Jordan Lee Leverette MOST ATHLETIC Rhonda Ayers Jerry Wilkins MOST TALENTED Andi Fleming Greg Daniel SWEETEST Kim Ford Scott Fleming MOST SPIRITED Deanna Feltman Kevin Feltman CLASS CLOWN Sandra Brown Mike Rucker MOST LIKELY TO STAY IN HARTWELL Kim Kotal Keith Baker BEST LOOKING Jennifer Laviolette David Morgan MOST INTELLECTUAL Nancy Cook Stephen Patterson 18 Senior Favorites Senior Class Senior Class Officers: President — Andi Fleming. Vice-President — Suzanne Martin. Secretary — Amy Brown. Treasurer — Wally Crump. Although it seems just yesterday we were wearing our “baby hats” as freshmen, we in turn have worn the hats of leadership, victory, and authority at Hart County High School. We must also realize it is almost time to put on our final hat at graduation and walk across the stage one last time proving ourselves ready to put on the hats of the world. 20 Seniors k Stephanie Adamski Belinda Agnew Tamara Alewine Jan Andrews Evalene Allen Tracy Adams Stevie Alexander Earlene Allen Lisa Appleby Rhonda Ayers Mandy Baker Keith Baker Sharon Baker Connie Banister John Banister Sean Barnard Seniors 21 Sheila Brooks Amy Brown Brooke Brown Kim Brown Melinda Brown Ted Brown Sandra Brown 22 Seniors Wanda Cartee Brian Chitwood Jennifer Carter Thomas Carter Lynn Christian Morris Cleveland Jill Cheek Stephanie Cleveland Ricky Cobb Chris Coile Maria Cole Thomas Cole Seniors 23 Tina Cornett Michelle Crocker David Crump Beth Crump Wally Crump Mitchell Crump Martin Cunningham Greg Daniel Lisa Dowell Tommy Duncan 24 Seniors Cathy Dupont Darren Dye Elaine Evans Scott Evans Alton Eaton Deana Feltman Andi Fleming Scott Fleming Kim Fleming Tracy Ertzberger Kevin Feltman Christy Floyd Pat Gaines Seniors 25 Kim Ford Kathy Fowler Bonnie Gaines Melissa Gaines Stephen Gibson Randall Gilliard Debra Gray Cedric Gibbs Jill Gresham Lisa Griffin Bridgette Gurley Robin Hale Vicki Harris 26 Seniors Jeffrey Hart Peter Hashek Julie Haygood Francine Heard Michelle Hembree David Hill Terrie Hendrix William Hill Sean Hogan Betty Holland Desmond Hughes David Hicks Pam Hinson Kathy Hyde Tracy Isom Carey Jackson Beverly Johnson Seniors 27 Kelly King Kimberly Kotal Jennifer Laviolette Andrea Lecroy Annette Lee Lee Leverette Keith Macris Cindy Martin 28 Seniors Lee Moore Thomas Moore Tyler Moore David Morgan Errica Morrison Andy Mullenix Renee Maxwell Monica Montgomery Bryan Moorehead Susan Munda Seniors 29 Diana Osborne Erica Pinkston John Ray Pam Roebuck 30 Seniors Pam Powell Donna Richardson Freda Price Donnie Richardson Rhonda Purcell Denise Roebuck Alice Rowe Renee Rucker Mike Rucker Demetricus Sadler Alan Saxon Elizabeth Smith Patti Skelton Robin Skelton Roslyn Rucker Hugh Sadler Rusty Sanders Darlene Savage Mitchell Sosby Barnard Starks Travis Starks Greg Sanders Robert Schultz 1 Luther Smith Sharon Stovall Seniors 31 Thomas Stovall Greg Stowers Timothy Teasley Ronnie Thompson Ron Toney Nikki Tupper Tammy Walker 32 Seniors Cindy White 1 i Herbert Strange Jimmy Tate Charles Thornton Jennifer Thornton Robert Vaughn James Verdell Gary White Mark White Gwen Whiten Karen Whitfield Teresa Wicker Jan Whittemore Jerry Wilkins Holli Winn Kristy Willis Rebel Wilson Tracy Wood Roger Worley Tammy Worthey Not Shown: Vandy Alderman Stevie Alexander Heath Ankerich Gwen Barnett Melissa Buffington Eddie Burnside Tracy Cotie Sheila Cunningham Damon Davis William Gaines Burnie Hendrix Greg Hill Eddie Hill Steve Kellar Lee Kraemcr April C. Lawrence Roy Merritt Stephen Patterson Betty Phillips Sharon Shiflet Randy Stowers Jimmy Wilson Tammy Worthey Jackie Warren Angie Wright Greg Yates Ralph Berg Seniors 33 THE CHILD IN ME (Dedicated to the Class of ’85) I walked along the lonely walkway, dreaming of what could have been; I realized that under that look, was the kid I’ve always been. Oh sure, I’m the funny one, the one with the straight mind; But yet I’m the child I’ve always been inside. Look at myself in the mirror, no perfect line or shape; Yet a spirit deep inside me that I’ll never let escape. Look on page 39 for baby identities. Senior Directory Adams, Tracy: Baseball — 1, 4; FCA — 4; Symphonic Band — 3, 4. Adamski, Stephanie C.: Art — 3; Art Vice-President — 3; Science — 1. Alderman, Vandy: Heavy Lab VICA — 4; Heavy Lab VICA — Public Rela- tion Chairman; Pep — 2. Alewine, Tamara: FBLA — 3, 4; FHA — I; Pep — 2, 3, 4; VOT — 3. Alexander, Stephen: 4H — 2; FFA — 2; Heavy Lab VICA — 4. Andrews, Jan: FCA — 1, 2, 3; FHA — 1; French — 4; Homeroom Represen- tative — 1; Pep — 1, 2, 3, 4; Science — 1. Ankerich, Heath: CDH DCT VICA — 2, 3; 4H — I; Football — I; Heavy Lab VICA — 4; Interact — 1, 2; Tennis — 2. Appleby, Lisa: Concert Band — 1; Cross Country — 2; Debate — 1; 4H — 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA — 2; Hi-Life — 4; Memoir — 2, 3, 4, Clubs Editor; Pep — 3; Photography — 3; Science — 1, 2; JCL —3. Ayers, Rhonda: Anchor — 2, 3, 4; An- chor Junior Advisor; Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA — 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA — 1, 4; Homeroom Representative — 1; Pep — I; Softball — 2, 4; MVP J.V. Basketball — 2; Varsity Basketball Captain — 4; Lettered in Softball — 2, 4; Lettered in Basketball — 3, 4. Baker, Keith H.: CDH DCT VICA — 3, 4; FCA — 1; FHA — 4; Key — 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Sargent at Arms. Baker, Mandy: Concert Band — 1, 2; Drama — 2; French — 2, 3; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band Lieutenant; Pep — 4; Symphonic — 3, 4. Baker, Sharon: VOCA — 1, 2, 3, 4; VOCA Vice-President. Banister, Connie: French — 1, 2,3,4. Banister, John: 4H — 1; Key — 1. Barnard, Sean: CDH DCT VICA — 4; Concert Band — 1, 2; Heavy Lab VICA — 3; Heavy Lab VICA Reporter; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3; Science — 1; Symphonic Band — 3. Barnes, Terrell: Basketball — 2; FCA — 3; Football — 2; VOCA — 3. Beasley, Matt: Baseball — 3, 4; 4-H — 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA — 2, 3; Key — 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Sgt. at Arms; Science — 1, 2, 3, 4. Bell, Leslie: Anchor — 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading — 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading Captain — 4; Lettered in Cheerleading — 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who in Cheerleading — 4; FBLA — 4; FCA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi Life — 2; Homecoming Court — 4; Homeroom Representative — 1, 2, 3; ICC — 2, 3, 4; Pep — 2, 3, 4; Ring Staff — 2, 3; Science — 1, 2, 4; Student Body Vice President; Junior Class President; Sophomore Class President; Key Club Sweetheart. Berg, Ralph: Concert Band — 1; FCA — 3, 4; Homeroom Representative — 2, 3, 4; Key — 1; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep — 3, 4; Science — 2; Symphonic Band — 2, 3, 4; Tennis — 3, 4; Band — All State, Section Leader — 3, 4; All- District — 3 years; McDonald’s All American Band Nominee — 4. Blackwell, Darrell Wayne: Track — 3. Blassingame, Sean: Football — 1, 2; Track —1,2,3, 4. Bonnett, Rebel: Art — 2; 4-H — 1, 2, 3,4; FHA —1. Bray, Renee: Anchor — 2, 3, 4; CDH DCT VICA — 3, 4; FBLA — 4; FCA — 2, 3; VOT — 4. Brewer, Steve: Football — 1, 2, 3,4. Brooks, Sheila: FFA — 1, 2; ICC — 3; Pep — 3, 4; Tennis — 3; VOCA — 1, 2, 3; VOCA Treasurer — 2, President — 3; Powder-Puff — 3. Brown, Amy: Academic All American — 3; Academic Team — 2, 3; Concert Band — 1; FCA — 1,2, 3,4; Food Coun- cil — 4; Girls’ State — 3; ICC — 4; In- teract — 4; Jr. Marshall — 3; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Lieutenant; NHS — 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS Chaplain; Science — 4; Symphonic Band — 2, 3, 4; JCL — Program Chairman — 4; Who’s Who — 4; Powderpuff Football — 3, 4; Senior Class Secretary. Brown, Brooke: FCA — 1, 2; Hi Life — 2; Science — 1; VOT — 4. Brown, Carolyn: Basketball — 2; CDH DCT VICA — 4. Brown, Kim: Art — 2, 3, 4; FHA — 4; Who’s Who — 4; YARC — 1. Brown, Melinda: Art — 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Project Chairman, President; Chorus — 1,2,3; VOCA —4. Brown, Sandra: Concert Band — 1, 2; Concert Band Secretary Treasurer; Drama — 1, 2; 4-H — 3; FCA — 4; Homeroom Representative — 4; Mar- ching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep — 4; Sym- phonic Band — 3, 4. Brown, Ted: Basketball — 1, 2; FCA — 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA Vice-President; Foot- ball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Key — 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Vice-President; Ring Staff — 2; Track -1,2,3, 4. Buffington, Melissa: Art — 2, 3; 4-H; FFA — 2; FHA — 3. Burrell, Marilyn: FBLA — 4; FHA — 1; VOT — 4. Cagle, Rita: FBLA — 3, 4; FHA — 1; Homeroom Representative — 3; VOT -3,4. Carey, Kim: CDH DCT VICA — 3, 4; VOCA — 1, 2,3, 4. Cartee, Wanda: CDH DCT VICA — 4. Carter, Jennifer: Powderpuff Foot- ball — 4. Carter, Thomas J.: CDH DCT VICA -3,4. Chitwood, Brian: Baseball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Lettered in Baseball; FCA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Football — 1; Pep — 3. Christian, Lynn: CDH DCT VICA — 4. Cleveland, Morris: CDH DCT VICA — 3, 4; 4-H — 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA — 1, 2, 3; FFA — 1, 2; Football — 1; Key — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep — 1, 2, 3, 4; Science — 1, 2, 3, 4. Cleveland, Stephanie: CDH DCT VICA — 3, 4; CDH DCT VICA Secretary Treasurer; FHA — 1; FHA Scrapbook Chairman; French — 2; French Program Chairman; Homeroom Representative — 1; Listen America — 1,9th Grade Representative. Cobb, Ricky: Baseball — 3, 4; Player of the Week, Lettered two years in Baseball; CDH DCT VICA — 2; Con- cert Band — 1, 2; FCA — 4; Key — 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Lieutenant, Repair Manager, Section Leader, All-District Two years, UGA Honor Band; Pep — 4; Science — 1, 2; Symphonic Band — 3,4; Tennis — 1, 2. Coile, Chris: Art — 1, 2, 3, 4, Scrap- book Chairman; CDH DCT VICA — 3, 4, Treasurer; French — 3. Cole, Maria: Academic Team — 2, 3, 4, Score Keeper; Chorus — 1; Debate — 1; Drama — 1, 4; FBLA — 2, 3, Treasurer; FCA — 3, 4; Hi Life — 4; In- teract — 3, 4, Secretary, Historian; Literary Events — 3, 4; One Act Play — 4; Science — 1; JCL — 1, Program Chairman. Collins, Gary: Powderpuff Cheerleading — 3, 4; Cross Country — 2, 3, 4, Lettered; 4-H — 1; FCA — 1; Football — 1; Powderpuff Homecoming Representative — 3; Pep — 4; Track — 1,2,3, 4, Lettered. Cook, Lynn: CDH DCT VICA — 3, 4, Treasurer; FBLA — 1; FHA — 1. Cook, Nancy: Academic All American — 3; Academic Team — 2, 3, 4, J.V. Captain; Chorus — 1; Debate — 1; Drama — 1; French — 2, 3, 4, French 1 Award; Literary Events — 3, 4; NHS — 2, 3,4; Science — 1. Cornelison, Angie: 4-H — 1; FBLA — 2; Pep — 3, 4; VOCA — 1, 2, 3. Craft, Jay: Baseball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Let- tered — 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band — 1, 2; FCA — 1, 2, 3, 4, Program Chairman 3; Marching Band 36 Senior Directory — 1, 2, 3, 4, Section Leader; Pep — 3, 4; Symphonic Band — 3, 4, Most Improv- ed Bandsman; Band Council — 4. Craft, Renee: CDH DCT VICA — 1, 2, Treasurer; VOCA — 1,2. Crocker, Michelle: FBLA — 3, 4; French — 1,2; VOT — 3,4. Crump, Ingrid Beth: Anchor — 2, 3, 4, Senior Advisor; FCA — 2, 3, 4; FHA — 4; Hi-Life — 2; Homeroom Represen- tative — 1, 2, 3, 4; ICC — 3, 4; Pep — 2; Science — 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 4. Crump, David: CDH DCT VICA — 4; FCA — 1, 2; French — 2, 3; French Pro- jects Chairman. Crump, Mitchell: CDH DCT VICA — 3, 4; Chorus — 1; Drama — 1, 2; FCA — 3; One Act Play — 2. Crump, Wally: Academic Team — 2, 3; Chorus — 1; H — 1,2, 3, 4; 4-H State Vice President — 3; North District Of- ficer — 2; National Health Winner — 4; Southern Region Advisor; National Conference Delegate — 3; “I Dare You” Award; County Council President — 4; FBLA — 3, 4; FBLA Vice President; FCA — 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA Treasurer; Food Council — 4; Homecoming Escort — 4; ICC — 2, 3, 4; Literary — 1, 3, 4; Boys’ Quartet and Oral Interpretation; Memoir — 2, 3, 4; Sports Editor — 4; NHS — 3, 4; Ring Staff — 2, 3, 4; Ring Staff Coordinator — 4; Who’s Who — 3, 4; Senior Class Treasurer — 4. Cunningham, Martin: Boys’ State — 3; CDH DCT VICA — 3, 4, Sgt. at Arms; Powderpuff Cheerleading — 3, 4; Concert Band — 1; FCA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Football — 2; Powderpuff Represen- tative — 3; Marching Band — 3; Pep — 1, 2, 3, 4; Ring Staff — 2; Symphonic Band — 1, 2,3. Cunningham, Sheila: VOCA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary — 3. Daniel, Greg: Baseball — 1; Chorus — 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country — 1; Drama — 3, 4; Interact — 3, 4; Literary Events — 1,2,3,4; One Act Play — 3,4. Davis, Damon: Heavy Lab VICA — 1, 2,3,4, Reporter; Key — 1, 2, 3. Dowell, Lisa: Art — 3, 4, Vice- President; 4-H — 3; FFA — 4; FHA — 1, 4, Historian; ICC — 4; YARC — 1; 12 years perfect attendance. Duncan, Thomas: Art — 1; Baseball — 1; CDH DCT VICA — 2, Vice Presi- dent; Cross Country — 1; FFA — 1, Vice President; Football — 1; Pep — 2; Science — 2. Eaton, Alton: CDH DCT VICA — 3, 4, President; Debate — 2; FCA — 2, 3; Football — 1; Hi Life — 3; Pep — 3; UDC Essay Winner; Vocational Ed. Ad- visory Board. Ertzberger, Tracy: Art — 2, 3, 4; CDH DCT VICA — 4. Evans, Elaine: FBLA — 4; VOT — 4. Evans, Scott: FCA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Foot- ball — 1, 2, 3; Key — 2, 3, 4, Treasurer; Pep—1,2, 3, 4. Feltman, Deanna: Anchor — 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading — 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain; Concert Band — 1,2; FCA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Miss Bulldog Court — 3; Miss HCHS 4th Runner up — 3; Miss Memoir 2nd Runner up; Pep — 1, 2, 3, 4; Science — 1; Symphonic Band — 3. Feltman, Kevin: Key — 2, 3, 4; Pep — 4, President. Fleming, Andi: Academic All American — 3; Academic Team — 2; Anchor — 2, 3, 4, Vice President, Presi- dent; Baseball Statistician — 3; Concert Band — 1, 2, 3, Vice President, Secretary; FBLA — 4; FCA — 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA — 1; Food Council — 4; Homecoming Representative — 2, 4; Homeroom Representative — 1, 2, 3, 4; ICC — 1, 3, 4; Jr. Marshall — 3; Solo Twirler — 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Miss HCHS; Miss Memoir; NHS — 2, 3, 4; Ring Staff — 2, 3; Science — 1, 2, 3; Who’s Who — 4; Senior Class President, Junior Class Secretary, Freshman Class President. Fleming, Kim: Concert Band — 1, 2; FCA — 1, 2; Marching Band — 1, 2. Fleming, Scott: Anchor Beau — 4; Boys’ State — 4; 4-H — 1; FCA — 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA — 1, 2, 3, 4; President — 3, 4; ICC — 3, 4; Key — 1, 2, 3, 4; Freshman Social Studies Award; Class Favorite — 1; Freshman Class Treasurer. Floyd, Christy: CDH DCT VICA 3, 4, Reporter; FCA — 2, 3, 4; FHA — 1, 2; NHS — 4; Science — 4; VICA Skill Olympics Nursing Assistant — 3, 4; Vocational Education Advisory Board — 4. Ford, Kim: Academic All American — 3; Anchor — 2, 3, 4, Treasurer; Cheerleading — 1, 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who in Cheerleading; 4-H — 1, 2; FCA — 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA — 1; Food Council — 4; French — 1,2; Homecoming Represen- tative — 1, 4; Jr. Marshall — 3; Memoir — 2, 3, 4; Features Editor — 4; Miss HCHS — 3rd Runner up; NHS — 2, 3, 4; Pep — 2, 3, 4; Science — 3, 4; Who’s Who — 3; Sophomore Class Favorite — 2; Student Body President; Junior Class Vice President; Freshman Class Vice President. Fowler, Kathy: Art — 2. Gaines, Bonnie: VOCA — 1, 2,3. Gaines, Melissa: Softball — 4; Track — 2, 3, 4. Gaines, Pat: Concert Band — 1, 2, 3; FHA — 1, 2; French — 1, 2; Marching Band — 1,2,3; Symphonic Band — 1. 2, 3; Medals for Marching and Symphonic Bands. Gaines, Ronnie: VOCA — 1, 2. Gaines, Tracy: Art — 2, 3, Parliamen- tarian; FBLA — 3, 4; FCA — 1, 2, 3; VOCA —1,2,3; VOT —3,4. Gaines, William: Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Track — 1,2. Geter, Linda: FCA — 4; FHA — 3. Gibson, Stephen: Cross Country — 2, 3, 4; FCA — 1, 2, 3; Football — 1; Hi Life — 2, 3; Key — 1, 2, 3, 4, Represen- tative Council to Kiwanis; Ring Staff — 2,3. Gresham, Jill: Academic Team — 2; Anchor — 2, 3, 4; Concert Band — 1; FCA — 1,2, 3, 4; Flag Corps — 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain, VIP; Homeroom Represen- tative — 1; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS — 2, 3, 4; Science — 2, 3; Sym- phonic Band — 2. Griffin, Lisa: CDH DCT VICA — 4; FFA — 2, 3. Gurley, Bridgette: Cheerleading — 3, 4; Lettered in Cheerleading — 3, 4; Chorus — 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian, Publicity Chairman; 4-H — 4; FCA — 3, 4; Literary Events — 3, 4; Pep — 3, 4; Tennis — 2, 4. Hale, Robin Renee: Anchor — 2, 3, 4; Drama — 1; FBLA — 3, 4, Treasurer; FCA — 1,2; Flag Corps — 1; Marching Band — 1; VOT — 3, 4, President; Junior Class Treasurer; Sophomore Class Vice-President. Harris, Vicki: CDH DCT VICA — 4; FHA —1,2; Pep —3,4. Hart, Jeffery: CDH DCT VICA — 3; FFA — 3; Heavy Lab VICA — 3, 4; Cabinet Making Competition — District; VOCA — 3. Haygood, Julie Ann: Concert Band — 1; FCA — 3, 4; French — 1; Marching Band — 1; Pep — 2, 4. Heard, Francine: VOCA — 1, 2, 3. Hembree, Michelle: Concert Band — 1; FCA — 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA — 1, 2; Flag Corps — 1, 2, 3; French — 1, 2, 3; Homeroom Representative — 1, 2; In- teract — 3; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Field Commander — 4; Miss Bulldog Court — 4; Pep — 1, 2, 3, 4; Ring Staff — 2, 3; Science — 1, 2, 3; Symphonic Band — 2, 3, 4; Attended Georgia Music Festival — 3, 4; Miss Merry Christmas Court — 4. Hendrix, Terrie: CDH DCT VICA — 3,4; Chorus — 1, 2. Hicks, Bruce: CDH DCT VICA — 4; Concert Band — 1, 2; FCA — 1; Mar- ching Band — 1, 2, 3; Symphonic Band — 2. Hill, David: CDH DCT VICA — 3; FCA — 2, 3; FFA — 1, 2, 3; Interact — 2, 3; Pep — 3, 4. Hill, Eddie: CDH DCT VICA — 3, 4; Football — 1; Heavy Lab VICA — 1,2. Hill, William M.: Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band — 1, 2, Medal (Ex- Senior Directory 37 cellent); Football — 1, 2, 3; Future Bulldog — 1, 2; Homeroom Represen- tative — 3, 4; Interact — 4; Marching Band — 1, 2; Symphonic Band — 3; Track — 1, 2, 4. Hinson, Pam: CHD DCT VICA — 4; Concert Band — 1, 2; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4, Supply Manager, Most Im- proved Bandsman; Science — 1,2; Sym- phonic Band — 2,3, 4. Hogan, Sean: Concert Band — 1, 2; FCA — 1; J.V. Football — 2; Golf — 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band — 1, 2; Science Club - 1. Holland, Betty: Pep — 4; Powder Puff Football — 4. Hughes, Desmond L.: Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Concert Band — 1, 2; FCA — 1, 2; Football — 1; Interact — 4; Mar- ching Band — 1; Ring Staff — 2. Hughes, Jeff: Basketball — 1, 2; Boys’ State — 3; FCA — 1, 2, 4; Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep — 4; Ring Staff — 3; Track — 1,2, 3,4. Hyde, Kathy: Concert Band — 1, 2; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Symphonic Band — 3,4. Isom, Tracy: CDH DCT VICA — 4; FCA — 1. Jackson, Carey: Academic Team — 2, 3, 4; Debate — 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H — 1, 2, 3, 4; Key — 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS — 2, 3, 4; Science — 1,2,3, 4; Tennis — 1, 2, 3, 4, M.V.P. Scholastic Athlete. Johnson, Julie Anne: Academic All American — 3; Cheerleading — 1, 2; FBLA — 3, 4, Secretary; FCA — 1, 2; Food Council — 4; French — 1, 2, 3; ICC — 3, 4; Interact — 3, 4, President; NHS — 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian; Pep — 3; Ring Staff — 3; Who’s Who — 1, 2, 3. Johnson, Julie R.: Art — 2, 3, Secretary; 4-H — 1, 2; French — 1, 3, 4; Pep — 1; Home Management Award — 3, Jones, Jernethia: Basketball Manager — 3, 4; FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4, Pro- ject Chairman; Track Manager — 4; Powder Puff Football — 4. Jones, Todd: Art — 1; 4-H — 3, 4; FCA — 1,3; Football — 1, 2; Homeroom Representative — 1; Interact — 2,3. Jonson, David: Basketball — I, 2, 3, 4, Two years lettered in Basketball; Concert Band — 1; Cross Country — 1; FCA — 1, 2, 3,4; Football — 2,3, 4, Let- tered 3 years in football, C S Most Valuable Offensive Player; Interact — 4; Key — 1, 2; Marching Band — 1; Pep — 1, 2, 3, 4; Science — 4; Symphonic Band — 2, 3, 4; Track — 3, 4, Lettered in Track — 4. Jordan, Perdita: Academic All American — 3; Academic Team — 2, 3; Chorus — 1,2, Parliamentarian; FCA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Flag Corps — 2, 3, 4, Co- Captain, V.I.P.; Food Council — 4; Girls’ State — 4; ICC — 3, 4; Interact — 3, 4, Vice President; Jr. Marshall — 3; Literary Events — 1, Oral Interpreta- tion, Trio; Marching Band — 2, 3, 4, Scrapbook Chairman; Memoir — 2, 3, 4, Copy Editor; NHS — 2, 3, 4; Ring Staff — 2, 3; Senior Favorite — 4; Who’s Who — 3, 4; JCL — 3, Latin 1 Award; Miss Merry Christmas Court — 4. King, Felicia: Concert Band — 1,2; 4-H — 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA — 1, 4; French — 3, 4; Marching Band — 1, 2, 4; Pep — 4; Symphonic Band — 3, 4. King, Kelly: Concert Band — 1, 2; FCA — 4; French — 3, 4; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep — 4; Symphonic Band — 2, 4. Kotel, Kim: 4-H — 1, 2, 3, 4, District Level Horse Judging; FFA — 2; FHA — 2. Kraemer, Lee: VOCA — 4. Laviolette, Jennifer: French — 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, President; ICC — 4; Who’s Who — 2; French; Advanced French Award — 3; National French Test — 1, 2,3; Miss Homecoming. Lawrence, April Clem: FBLA — 4; French — 1,2. LeCroy, Andrea: Concert Band — 1, 2; Drama — 1; FCA — 2, 3, 4; French — 3, 4; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep — 4; Symphonic Band — 3,4. Lee, Annette: Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4, M.V.P. Offensive Player, Varsity Cap- tain; Lettered — 3, 4; FCA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Representative — 1,2; Soft- ball — 2; Lettered — 2; Tennis — 3, Most Improved. Leverette, Lee: Academic Team — 2, 3, 4; Debate — 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H — 1, 2, 3, 4, County Council; FBLA — 1, 2, 3, 4, President, State Vice-President; GHP — 3; Hi-Life — 3, 4; Editor — 4; ICC — 2; Literary Events — 2, 3; NHS — 2, 3, 4. Macris, Keith: Baseball — 3; Football — 2,3; Heavy Lab VICA — 3,4. Martin, Cindy: 4-H — 1; FBLA — 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA — 3, 4; FHA — 2, 3; French — 1; Pep — 4; VOT — 4. Martin, Suzanne Kay: Academic All American — 3; Anchor — 2, 3, 4, Secretary; FCA — 2, 3, 4, Secretary, President; Flag Corps — 2, 3, 4, Cap- tain, V.I.P.; ICC — 4; Marching Band — 2, 3, 4; Memoir — 3, 4, Classes Editor; NHS — 3, 4; Beta Club — 1, 2; English Award — 1. Maxwell, Renee: VOCA— 1. McCurry, Mae Ruth. McCullough, Rob: Chorus — 1, 2, Historian; FCA — 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian; Football — 1, 2, 3, 4, Head Trainer; Let- tered — 2, 3, 4; Hi-Life — 4, Photographer; Homeroom Represen- tative — 1, 2, 3, 4; ICC — 2, 3, 4; Key — 2, 3; Literary Events — 1, 2, Quartet; Memoir — 2, 3, 4, Photographer, Layout Editor; Photography — 1, 2. 3, 4, Treasurer, President; Ring Staff — 2, 3, Photographer. Moore, Thomas: FFA — 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, Greenhand; Heavy Lab VICA-3, 4. Moorehead, Bryan: Chorus — 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus Award — 4; President; 4-H — 1, 2,3, 4, President; Football — 2. Montgomery, Monica: FHA — 2, 3, 4, Chairman of Degrees, Projects Chair- man; Pep — 1,2; Tennis. Morgan, David: Baseball — 2, 3, 4, Captain; Lettered — 3; FCA — 1, 2,3, 4; Homecoming Escort — 4; Key — 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain; Pep — 3, 4; Science —1,2; Symphonic Band — 2, 3, 4; All-District Band — 2; Anchor Beau — 4. Morrison, Erica: Cross Country — I, 2; Drama — 3; FCA — 1; FHA — 3; Miss Bulldog Court — 3; Pep — 1, 2; Tennis — 4; Track — 1, 2,3. Mullenix, Andy: Academic All American —- 3, 4; Academic Team — 3; CDH DCT VICA — 1; Concert Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; FBLA — 1, 2, 3; French — 1, 2; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4, Section Leader; Photography — 3, 4; Science — 1, 2, 3; Symphonic Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Stage Band; Band Honors — All- District, All-State, Honor Band, McDonald’s All-American Nominee. Osborne, Diana S.: Concert Band — 1; 4-H — 1,2; FHA — 1, 2, 3; Heavy Lab VICA — 1, 2, 3; ICC — 2, 3; Marching Band — 1; Pep — 1; Science — 1, 2; Powder Puff Football — 3, 4; VICA Outstanding Student Award. Patterson, Pat: Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Most Dedicated — 3; Best Defensive Linesman; Bulldog Award; Pep — 2, 3, 4; Track — 1, 2, 3, 4. Patterson, Stephen: Academic All American — 3; Academic Team — 2, 3, 4; Debate — 1, 2, 3; FBLA — 1, 2; Foot- ball — 1; GHP — 3; Homeroom Representative — 2; Jr. Marshall — 3; Literary Events — 1, 2; NHS — 2, 3, 4; Science — 4; JCL — 1, 2; Subject Area Medals — Freshman English, Sophomore English, Junior English, Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, Physical Science, Biology, Chemistry, Sophomore Social Studies, U.S. History, Latin 2. Phillips, Windy: Academic Team — 2, 3, 4, Manager; Art — 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent, Scrapbook Chairman; Debate — 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H — 1, 2, 3, 4, County Coun- cil; FBLA — 2,3, Reporter; FCA — 1,2, 3, 4; FHA — 1; Hi-Life — 4; Art — Editor; Homeroom Representative — 1; Literary Events — 1, 2, 3, 4, placed in Extemporaneous Speaking; Pep — 3; Science — 1, 2, 3, 4; JCL — 1, 2, 3, Secretary, President; Listen America — 38 Senior Directory- 1,2; 1st Place in Drug Abuse Essay — 3. Pinkston, Erica: Cheerleading — 3, 4; Miss Bulldog Court — 4; Pep — 3, 4. Powell, Pam: CDH DCT VICA — 3, 4, Parliamentarian; FBLA — 4; FHA — 1, 2, 3, Public Relations Chairman, Chaplain; Typing Award — 1, 2. Price, Freda: CDH DCT VICA — 4. Purcell, Rhonda: FBLA — 2, 3, 4, Secretary; FCA — 1,2; VOT — 3, 4. Ray, John: Baseball — 1; Basketball — 1; FCA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Key — 2, 3, 4; Ring Staff — 2, 3; Track — 3. Richardson, Donna: 4-H — 1; FHA — 1; Powderpuff Football — 4. Roebuck, Pam: FCA — 3, 4. Rowe, Alice M.: CDH DCT VICA — 3, 4; Chorus — 1, 2; FHA — 3. Rucker, Mike: Basketball — 2, 3, 4; FCA — 4; Football — 3, 4; Lettered — 4; Heavy Lab VICA — 3; Track — 3. Rucker, Roslyn: Cheerleading — 2, 3, 4; Chorus — 1, 2, 3; Homeroom Representative — 1, 2, 3, 4; Literary Events — 3; Miss Bulldog Court — 4; Pep _ 3, 4; Ring Staff — 2, 3. Sadler, Demetricus: Basketball — 1, 2,4; Football — 1,2; VOCA — 3. Sadler, Hugh: Baseball — 3; Basket- ball — 1; Football — 2. Sanders, Greg: CDH DCT VICA 4; Heavy Lab VICA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice- President; Local Machinist Winner — 2.3. Sanders, Rusty: FFA — 1, 2, 3, Livestock Judging Mang.; Heavy Lab VICA —3,4. Savage, Darlene: CDH DCT VICA — 3; Chorus — I; FHA — 1; VOCA — 1.2.3. Saxon, Alan: CDH DCT VICA — 4; Concert Band — 1, 2, 4; Heavy Lab VICA — 3; Marching Band — 1,2, 3, 4; Symphonic Band — 3; W’ho’s Who — 3. Schultz, Robert: Academic All American — 4; Academic Team — 2, 4; Baseball — 4; Homecoming Escort — 4; Key — 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President; NHS — 3, 4; Tennis — 1, 2, 3, 4. Skelton, Patti: Academic All American — 3; FCA — 1, 2. 3, 4; Flag Corps — 3, 4, Co-Captain; Food Coun- cil; Homeroom Representative — 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band — 3, 4; Memoir — 2, 3, 4, Editor; NHS — 2, 3, 4, Secretary; JCL — 3; Listen America — 1. Skelton, Robin: Chorus — 1; FCA — 1, 2,3; FHA — 1, 2, 3,4, Vice-President; ICC — 4; Pep — 3. Smith, Elizabeth: Art — 4; FHA — 2. Sosby, Mitchell: CDH DCT VICA — 4; FFA — 3; Heavy Lab VICA — 4. Stovall, Sharon: FCA — 2, 3; FHA — 1; French — 2, 3, 4; President — 3; Secretary — 4; ICC — 3; Miss Merry Christmas Court — 4; Pep — 2, 3, 4; Powderpuff — 3, 4. Stovall, Thomas: CDH DCT VICA — 4; FCA — 1, 2; French — 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer; Who’s W'ho in Foreign Language; National French Test. Stowers, Greg: CDH DCT VICA — 4. Tate, Jimmy: Concert Band — 1; Marching Band — 1. Teasly, Tim: Art — 4. Thompson, Ronnie: Chorus — 1; Debate — 1; FBLA — 2, 3,4; Interact — 3,4. Thornton, Charles: Basketball — 4; FCA — 2; Football — 2; Track — 4; State Track Meet. Tupper, Nikki: CDH DCT VICA — 3; Cheerleading — 1, 2, 3; Lettered — 1, 2, 3; University of Georgia Cheerleading Camp — 3; Furmon University Cheerleading Camp — 3; UGA Cheerleading Clinic — 2; 4-H — 1, 2, Secretary, DPA — 2nd Place — 1, Cot- ton Bowl State, 1st Place — 1; FCA — 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA — 1; Homeroom Representative — 1, 2; Interact — 3; Pep — 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, Treasurer, Vice-President; Science — 1, 2; Tennis — 1, 2; Track — 1, 2; Powder Puff — 2, 3. Vaughn, Robert: Anchor Beau — 4; F'CA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Football — 1, 2, 3; Future Bulldog Award — 2; Lettered — 2, 3; Homecoming Escort — 1,4; Key — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep — 3, 4; Powder Puff Homecoming Queen — 4. Warren, Jackie: FHA — 1; French — 1; Powder Puff — 3, 4. Walker Whitfield, Tammy: FBLA — 2, 3, 4; VOCA — 1,2; Historian — 2; VOT — 3, 4. White, Cindy: Academic All American — 3; Academic Team — 2, 3; Concert Band — 1, All District, 1st Chair; FBLA — 2, 3, Secretary; FCA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Representative — 1,2, 3, 4; ICC — 4; Interact — 3, 4; Jr. Marshall — 3; Te — 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS — 2, 3, 4, Vice- President; Ring Staff — 2, 3; Science — 3; Symphonic Band — 2, 3, 4, 1st Chair Flutes; JCL — 2,3; Listen America — 1; Miss Bulldog — 4. White, Gary: FCA — 3; Heavy Lab VICA —3. White, Mark: Anchor Beau — 4; FCA 1.2, 3, 4; Golf - 3, 4; ICC — 4; Key — President; Pep — Vice President. Whiten, Gwen: CDH DCT VICA - 3, 4; 4-H ■ 1,2; FCA —1,2,3, 4; FHA — 1; Interact — 3; Pep — 1, 2; Tennis — 1, 2; Powder Puff — 3. Whitfield, Karen: Concert Band — 1, 2; FCA — 3, 4; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4, Uniform Manager; Pep — 4; Sym- phonic Band — 3, 4; Who’s Who — 4. Whittemore, Jan: Academic All American — 3; Cheerleading — 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus — 1; FBLA — 2, 3, 4; FCA — 2, 3, 4; Interact — 3,4; Jr. Marshall — 3; NHS — 2, 3, 4; Ring Staff — 2. 3; JCL — 2, 3; Listen America — 1; GPH — Alternate, Social Studies; Powder Puff — 4. Wicker, Teresa: F'BLA — 2; FHA — 1; French — 1, 2, 3, Project Chairman. Wilkins, Jerry: Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4, MVP 2 years; Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Best Offense and Defense Lineman — 2; CDH DCT VICA - 2; Pep —-2; Track —1.2,3. 4. Wilkins, Michelle: CDH DCT VICA — 2, 3, Reporter, Chaplain; 4-H — 1; Miss Bulldog Court — 4. Willis, Kristy: Concert Band — 1; FHA — 1, 2; Heavy Lab VICA — 2. 4, Secretary; Marching Band — 1. Wilson,'Jimmy: Art — 2; CDH DCT VICA — 3, Vice-President. Winn, Holli: Art — 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading — 1, 2; Cross Country — 1, 2, 3; FCA — 1, 2; Homecoming Representative — 1, 2; Interact — 4; Track — 1, 2, 3. Wood, Tracy: FBLA — 2, 3, 4, Vice- President, President; French — 1, 2, 3, President, Secretary; ICC — 2, 4; Pep — 1, 2, 3; VOT — 3, 4; Who’s Who — 3; Member of the Vocational Advisory Staff —4. Worley, Roger: CDH DCT VICA — 3,4; Heavy Lab VICA — 3,4, Treasurer, Parliamentarian; Interact — 2. Worthy, Tammy: Concert Band — 1; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4, Section Leader; Science — 1, 2; Symphonic Band — 2, 3, 4; All-District — 1, 2, 3, 4: Solo and Ensemble — 1, 2, 3, 4; Univer- sity of Ga. Band Clinic — 2, 4. Wright, Angie: CDH DCT VICA — 3, 4, Secretary; Concert Band — 1; FCA — 2; French — 2; Marching Band — 1; Pep — 2, 3. Yates, Greg: CDH DCT VICA — 3, 4; FCA — 1, 2; Golf — 2; Interact — 1, 2; Pep — 2. BABY IDENTITIES — 1. Renee Craft 2. Suzanne Martin 3. Carey Jackson 4. Kim Ford 5. Todd Jones 6. Robert Vaughn 7. Beth and Beck Crump 8. Diana Osborne 9. Michelle Hembree 10. Christy Floyd 11. Rhonda Ayers 12. Andi Fleming 13. Kim Brown 14. WTally Crump 15. Julie Anne Johnson 16. Cindy WThite 17. David Jonson 18. Melinda Brown 19. Amy Brown 20. John Ray 21. Lisa Dowell 22. Kevin Feltman 23. Robin Hale 24. Ron Toney 25. Patti Skelton 26. Pam Powell 27. Perdita Jordan Senior Directory 39 Junior Class Officers: President — Cristal Chitwood, Vice President — Stephanie Anglin, Secretary — Natalie Holland, Treasurer — Deana Kuykendall Making their way out of the title “underclassmen,” the juniors have taken advantage of every opportuni- ty to wear the hats of HCHS. As we prepare for the Junior Prom, we wear the top hat of success and prove to everyone that the Class of ’86 is on its way. Tina Adams Tiffany Alderman Neil Alexander Happi Allen Tina Allen Kelley Andrews Stephanie Anglin Angie Ankerich Rodney Ashworth Robin Atkinson 40 Juniors Melissa Bailey Michelle Bailey Scotty Bailey Rene Bailey Patti Banister Randy Bannister Randy Barnett Daryl Bartlett Tommy Bates Annette Beard Angie Beggs Chris Benson Gloria Blackwell Tracy Blewitt Chris Borders David Bowen Dorothy Bowers Allison Bradford Rusty Bradford Juniors 41 James Brown Nancy Brown Stacey Brown Tracy Brown David Bryant Beth Burden Carol Burdette Stephanie Burton Tami Byrum Teresa Byrum John Campbell Tony Carey Shirley Carithers Kelley Cato Marc Cawthorn Connie Chappelear Russell Childs Cristal Chitwood Debbie Christian 42 Juniors Gidget Christian David Collins Keith Cordell Charles Craft Sharon Craft Stacey Craft Mai Crittenden Jim Crump Larry Cunningham Clifford Curry Carl Dalton Andre Daniel Ron Dawkins Yvonne Dean David Dockery Lamar Donald Juniors 43 Joey Dorsey Gladys Drinkard Courtney Drye Renee Dunn Trina Durette Jackie Dutton Joyce Dutton Angie Ellison Deana Ethridge Donnie Ethridge Beth Fowler Lisa Gaines Samantha Geter Christine Ginn Marti Glenn Brian Gray Frankie Gray Matt Gray Daryl Greenway 44 Juniors Mandy Haigler Doug Hailey Wanda Haney Holly Harmon Mark Harris Rodney Haygood Shawn Haynes Frankie Heaton Adam Herring Pat Herring Theresa Hester Tracy Hill Mark Hix Natalie Holland Wendall Holland Todd Horsley Juniors 45 Stephanie Hudson Janie Isom Dvaid Ivester Jennifer Jackson Matthew Jackson Rosalyn Jackson Frankie Johnson Lisa Johnson Jacob Jones Ronnie Jones Shirley Jones Angel Knighton Billy Kutulas Deana Kuykendall Kim LeCroy Mike LeCroy John Lee Cindy Leverette David Little Stephen Lunsford Lisa Lumley 46 Juniors Kristy Macris Alan Martin Greg Martin Missy Martin Ann Marie Mauldin Melissa Maxwell Van McCorkle Charles McCurley Pam McGee Stacey McGee Sheila McIntosh Tim McLane Lisa Mellinger Meg Mellinger Gary Mize Len Monnier Susan Moon Suzette Moon Carey Moore Juniors 47 Pam Moore William Moore Bo Morris Michelle Morris Michael Newton Terry Nicholson Sheryl Norris Kim Odell Michael Oglesby Todd Oglesby Joey Osborne Wendy Owens Michael Parham Richard Partain Penny Patterson Stephen Pearson Kim Pilgrim Stacey Powell Russell Reed 48 Juniors Stephanie Reed Shannon Reid fEara Richardson 1 Rhonda Richardson David Robertson Mollie Robinson Keith Rucker Pam Rucker Mike Sadler Sherry Sadler Missy Sanders Tammy Sanders Valerie Sanders Chad Sanford Morris Savage Carey Saxon Juniors 49 David Seymour Tracy Shaw Danette Sheriff Brian Shiflet Tony Shirley Eric Simpson Lisha Simpson Kristi Skelton Parke Skelton Roger Smith Eric Starks Euladee Stowers Kevin Strange Bonnie Surrency Caroline Tate Ginger Teasley Shannon Teasley 50 Juniors Timothy Teasley Tammy Teel Susan Temples Cindy Thompson Jeff Tucker Tony Turner Krista Turner Kristy Tyndall Brent Vickery Jon Vickery’ Wesley Weaver Lisa Welborn Marcy Wicker Robert Wieiler Becky Williams Annalisa Wilson Robyn Wilson Steven Wilson Tina Wilson Wanda Wright Not Shown: Pattie Berrong Michael Burton Randy Craft Eric Dooley Stacey Dooley Roger Dutton Bruce Patterson Scott Smith James Verdell Juniors 51 WE DEDICATE THE SOPHOMORE CLASS SECTION IN MEMORY OF BETH MANLEY WE DEDICATE THE FRESHMAN CLASS SECTION IN MEMORY OF GREG HART Sophomore Class Officers: President — Lisa Bell, Vice President — Deanne Little, Treasurer — Jackie Gaines, Secretary — Suzanne Holbrook After an exciting freshman year, the sophomores are well on their way to tasting a bit of success, experiencing more and more of the things Hart County High has to of- fer. They continue with the hat of challenge on their heads. Lee Adams Marty Adams Marianne Addison Randall Alewine Dewitt Alexander Ricky Alexander Tyson Alexander Debbie Allen Margaret Allen Donna Andrews Paul Argo Teresa Austin Sophomores 53 Vickie Ayers Penny Bailey Timothy Bailey Jeannie Baker Rhonda Baker Kelvin Barnes Ken Barnes Derek Bell Lisa Bell Roycia Bell Jamie Blackmon Judy Blackwell Bill Bolemon Roger Boles Sheryl Bolten Sharon Borders Patty Bowen Dannette Bowers Danny Bowers Clifton Brewer Rodney Brewer Teresa Brewer Dee Ann Brooks ' Du rc stin Brooks Chris Brown Danny Brown Vicki Brown Diane Brown Donna Brown Nicci Brown Van Brown Margie Bryant Todd Buchannon Chris Buffington David Burbick Cindy Burrow 54 Sophomores Ann Campbell Doug Campbell Robin Canady Angie Carey Shannon Carey Kim Carnes Brian Carruth Tammy Cartee Bobby Carter Lara Chatam Wendy Cheek Eric Christian Darlene Clark Janet Clark Nathaniel Clark Regina Clark Craig Cleveland Mark Cobb Tracy Cobb Pamela Crawford Danny Crumley Angie Daniel Sharon Dendy Brenda Dickerson Mitzi Dickerson Chris Dodd Pat Doker Jeff Dorsey Jeff Dove Stacey Drake Carlos Duncan Cindy Eaton Jess Eaton Martha Elrod Billy Emmerick Jim Evans Sophomores 55 Kevin Evans Scott Evans Dona Feltman Daphne Flemming Allen Floyd Lisa Floyd Marie Fortson Libby Foster Enrico Fouch Jeff Fowler Todd Franks Gwen Freeman Lee Freeman Jackie Gaines Jim Gaines Lashun Gaines Stephanie Gaines Carla Gibbs Mark Goldsmith Terrell Goss Kris Graham Scott Graham Jason Gray James Grizzle Inez Gunnels Jim Gurley Donna Hackett Cindy Hall 56 Sophomores Ricky Hall George Harper Jennifer Harris Laurie Harris Lynn Hart Terri Hawkins Jerry Hayes Tammy Hayes Mark Haygood Beverly Heard Kim Hester Erwin Hill Frances Hill Mark Hill Tammy Hill Wayne Hinson Patrick Hogan Suzanne Holbrook Sherry Holland Angela Hornick Lynn Horsley Michelle Howell Tommy Hughes Stanley Hunt Michelle Jarrell Alan Johnson Stacie Johnson Steven Johnson Lisa Johnston Fabian Jones Glenda Jones Greg Jones Martha Jones Yvonne Jones Greg King Barbara Lambert Sophomores 57 Deanne Little Beth Manley Shana Manley Angela Marett Michelle Martin Cannon Mauldin Joe Maxwell Randall Maxwell Renee McAfee Allen McCall Karen McCollum Kim McCullough Pam McDowell Sherry McDowell David McLane Harrison Mitchell Russ Mize Eric Monnier William Morgan Bobbie Morris Lori Morris Stephanie Motes Angela Mouchet Emily Mullenix Bonnie Munda Ben Muttitt Brenda Nash Telcia Newton Clint Norton Julie Oglesby Lisa Oglesby Polly Oglesby Terry Outz Tommy Outz Steven Partlow Carey Pearce 58 Sophomores Georgia Phillips Stacey Phillips Tracy Pierson Kenny Powers Brent Purcell Scott Ramsey Martha Richardson Jeff Ricks Donna Roebuck Janette Rowland Karen Rucker Rodney Rucker Melissa Sadler Sherry Sanders Tammie Sanders Angela Schultz Jeffery Scoggins Alan Scott Brian Seigler Kim Seigler Scott Senkbeil Angela Seymour Scott Shaw Braxton Shankle Tammie Sheriff Cheryl Shiflet Tonya Shiflet Marsha Shirley Albert Simpson Bob Skelton Sophomores 59 Kim Smith Robert Snead Carol Sosby Richard Stovall Sondra Stowe Edward Stowers Reginald Stowers Tommy Stowers Dana Strange Sandra Strange Charles Strickland Royce Tate April Thornton Veronica Thornton Pamela Tolbert Charles Turner Karen Vaughn Kimberly Vollrath Skipper Wainwright John Wieler Eddie Wilkins Angela Wilson April Wilson Cindy Wilson Janene Wilson Jennifer Wilson Kerri Wright Rhonda Wright Julie Yeargin Ted Yeargin Grant York Not Shown: Michelle Ankerich Robert Baker Jack Brookshire Darren Craft Keith Dooley Greg Ertzberger Aaron Heard Pamela Hornick Teresa Hughes Richard Knowles Vincent Martin Charles Maxwell Helen McCann Dereck Morrison Charles Page Nathaniel Ravenell Mike Sims Darlene Smith Mark Strange Andre Swilling 60 Sophomores Our freshmen class this year is one of the largest classes ever to come into Hart County High. Although they wear baby hats now, their turn will come to wear the many hats of leadership, authority, and victory the upperclassmen have already worn. Freshmen 61 Endy Alewine Brent Alexander Nancy Alexander Lasonja Allen James Bailey Kevin Bailey Lisa Bailey Allison Adams Arch Adams Danny Adams Nick Adams Steven Adams Paul Agnew Laura Alderman — Jill Martin, Vice President — Michelle Myerholtz, Secretary — Kela Martin, Treasurer — Freshmen Class Officers: President Sylvia Rucker Simone Bailey Reginald Baker James Bannister Timothy Barnes Lisa Bartlett Carter Barton Joseph Benson Phillip Berryman Gladys Blackwell Michelle Blackwell Tracy Blackwell Cassandra Bolton Jeff Bond Sammy Bowman Velee Bowman Debbie Brake Joy Bratcher Billy Brewer Billy Brown Guy Brown Kim Brown Mark Brown Melissa Brown Teakka Brown Valerie Brown Bruce Bryant Kathy Bryant Billy Bryson Joey Byrum Christy Campbell Lewis Cann Kathy Carey Mary Ann Carruth Bill Carter Carole Carter Randall Carter Tabitha Carter Tina Carter Scott Caywood Ray Chappelear Joey Chappell 62 Freshmen Melissa Chastain Steve Chastain Joey Chatham Glen Childress Raquel Christian Sandy Christian Kimberly Clark Lisa Cobb Julie Cole Lynn Cole Denise Craft Wesley Craft Jason Crawford Kimberly Crawford Tommy Crocker Cathy Cromer Rodney Crossley Tammy Crowe Glenn Crump Jessica Curry Michael Curry Stephanie Daniel Tyrone Davis Bradley Deal Ann DeGrave Ann Dickerson Willie Dickson Kelsey DiMarco Johnny Dockery Robert Donald Stephanie Dove Teresa Dowell Jimmy DuPont Tammy Durrett Maria Eades Anthony Eady Steven Elgin Patricia Ellison Bob Elrod David Emmerick Freshmen 63 Joey Emmons Bob Krtzberger Chris Evans Gail Evans Tammy Evans Trina Findley Carl Fleeman Janet Fleeman Bobby Floyd Greg Floyd Charlotte Forbes Johnny Foster Norman Foster Wesley Foster Byron Fowler Stacy Fowler Harold Freeman Tracy Freeman Rachel Gaines Traci Gaines Eric Gillespie Susan Ginn Jeff Goldsmith Freda Gray Dale Greenway Angela Griffin James Gunnells Jeremy Haley Christol Hamilton Rosalee Hand Kevin Harris Roger Harris Wayne Harris David Hart Greg Hart Aletha Heard Kimberly Heard Missy Hendrick Neal Hendrix Kay Herring Michelle Herring 64 Freshmen Katie Hogue Johnny Holmes Scott Holmes Tammy Howell Valerie Howell Chris Hudson Kevin Hudson Chereese Hughes Kacey Human Aretha Hunt Maria Hunt Xavier Hunt Kane Isom James Isom Denise Jacks Gregg Jackson Janet Johnson Lucious Johnson Marc Johnson Sheri Johnson Stefanie Johnson Lori Johnston Machele Jones Pamela Jones Shannita Jones Tim Jones Christy Jonson Deana Kay Kim J. Kay Kim L. Kay Kate Kelley Anna Kesler Chip Kidd Ronnie King Tammy King Bradley Lack Darrell Lawrence Melissa Lawrence Randall LeCroy Anthony Lee Sherri Lee Bruce Leicht Angie Leverette Connie Little Angela Long Sally Lott Tammy Lunsford Jill Martin Kela Martin Freshmen 65 Sharon Martin Tina Martin Lee McCall Mary McCollum Sanford McCord Willie McCullough Debra McCurley Josephine McCurry Mac McCurry Dana McDowell Tina McGill Veronica McGlocking Shannon McIntosh Pam McLane Julie Merrit Claire Milford Michelle Milford Chris Mirervino Neal Mitchell Terry Mitchell Linda Mize Denise Montgomery Shane Moore Tammy Moore Michele Myerholtz Mark Neeley Crystal Nix Shane Norton Daniel Osborne Becky Owens Kandy Outz Paula Paradis Aaron Partain Danny Patterson Pam Patterson Kendall Payne Randy Phillips Missy Pierson Sheryl Pinkston Wesley Powell Becky Pugh Tim Pulliam Steven Rayton James Reed Kevin Reed Stacey Reed William Reid Kim Reynolds 66 Freshmen David Richardson Ashley Robertson Jeff Robertson Lee Robinson Charlene Roebuck Tammie Roebuck Brian Rowland Wesley Rowland Randall Rowland Antoinette Rucker Cecilia Rucker Dexter Rucker Eric Rucker Roger Rucker Sylvia Rucker Debbie Russo Jill Sadler Farrieo Sadler Preston Sanders Tiffany Sanders William Savage Darren Sayer Charles Schell Keith Scott Jennifer Settles Brooke Shiflett Rhonda Skelton Cindy Slater Brad Smith Cathy Smith Cindy Smith Deborah Smith Patsy Smith Tracy Smith Eddie Sosebee Lamar Speaks Gil Spencer David Stovall Susan Stovall Leah Stowe Freddie Stowers Randy Stowers Tracy Stowers Judy Stroud Montine Surrency Willie Surrency Randy Tallent Scott Tardy George Tate Freshmen 67 Pam Tate Keith Teasley Pam Teasley David Teel Greg Temples Matthew Temples Chris Thompson Wesley Thompson Calvin Thornton Stephanie Thornton Andy Timbes Chad Timbes Susan Tolbert Patsy Tomlin Shawn Toney Lisa T readwell Chad Tucker Stacey Tucker Victor Turner Brian Tyson Renee Vaughn Chris Vickery Missey Vickery Lesley Waldrop Kenneth Wall Barry Westbrook Amy White Nancy White Scottie White Wende White Joanne Whittemore Chris Whitworth Ellen Wicker Amanda Williford Shane Wilson Terry Witcher Pam Wood Renee Wood Robbie Wood James Worthy Not Shown: Danny Amos Donald Brock Sherry Brown Ted Clark Timothy Corn Scott Crawford Craig Cromer Kimberly Cromer Ricky Cunningham Tammy Eudaly Danny Gaines Tyrone Gaines Denise Goodwin Derrick Harper Kim Haygood Elaine Hickmon Denise Holcomb Tina Holland I esia Hunt Patrick Jones Dedra Martin Ricky Martin Dorthasta Mattox Tammy Mattox Robert Maxwell Tommy McCurry Cyndi Miller Randy Outz Travis Partlow Alex Patten Kalvin Ravenell Sandy Rowland Jill Sadler Edward Stowers Doug Temple Joey Turpin Karla Watson Michael White Susan Williams 68 Freshmen wmwb WWW: ft Administration 1. Principal — Jerris Hayes 2. Vice-Principal — Roy Morgan 3. Vocational Director — Bill Chandler 4. Board of Education — (L-R): Mr. Glenn Fleming Mrs. Ernell Hughes Mr. Linder McMullan Mrs. Joan Jarrell Dr. Sam Grizzle 5. Superintendent — Vernon Edwards 6. Curriculum Director — Frank Fabian 70 Faculty Counselors Counselors Are: Mrs. Linda Whitfield, Counselor Secretary, Mrs. Brenda Mayes, and Mrs. Betty Tise. Pictured at Left: Mrs. Judy Wilson — English and Math Aide. Secretaries Fine Arts 121 Faculty Deborah Watson, Karen Kendrick, Ronald Jonson, and Christie Green. Absent From Photo: Joe Lavalle. Phys. Ed. Special Ed Sitting: Rebecca Mewborn. Standing, (L-R): Glorianne Patterson, Nancy Ayers, Charlotte Harper, Betty Edwards. Cathi Teel, Sandra Blackburn, and Donald Ashworth. 74 Faculty (L-R): Tim Jones, John Blackburn, Marilyn Woodruff, Marjorie Swilling, Eddie McCurley, Diane Eifler, and Roger Royston. Absent From Photo: Mat- thew Boggs and Robin May. Sitting, (L-R): Gloria Whiten, John Kutulas. Standing, (L-R): Fred Hamilton, Harold Fleming, Harold Curry, Mark Cheek, and James Albertin. Sitting, (L-R): Rita Smith, Judy Horsley. Standing, (L-R): Charles Pace, Henry Hughes, William Baker, and Anthony Presley. Faculty 77 Vocational Bottom Row, (L-R): Beth Ballenger, Brenda Herring, Emily Temple, Delores Thornton, Brenda Jordan, Kim Heaton. Top Row, (L-R): David Jensen, Jim Seymour, George Milner, Tim Milner, James Blewitt. Absent From Photo: Faye Cole, Cindy Pace, and Bobby Brown. (L-R): Ann Baker, Imogene Herring, Dorothy Wicker, Jill Greenway, Patsy Wicker, and Phyllis. Absent From Photo: Nina Bagwell. Bottom Row, (L-R): Louise Heard, Almagene Curry, Reba Lewis. Top Row, (L-R): Lional Hughes, Jack Burch, and Joseph Hughes. Faculty 79 mb Teacher Directory hbbhmmm You Know You fire a Teacher When... SUPERINTENDENT Edward . Vernon: .. you discover that teaching is something you cannot do without.” Furman University, the University of Georgia, the University of North Carolina. B.S., M.Ed ADMINISTRATION Chandler. William Pj “... you look at the balance of your check book two weeks after pay day. B.S.E.d. from West (Georgia College. M.E.d. and EDS Hayes. Jerria: BS Science in Education and Masters in Educational Administration from the University of Georgia. Morgan. Roy A- ... when you are put on early morning du- ty.” B-S.E.d from Georgia Southern College. M.E.d and Ed.S. from the University of Georgia. COUNSELORS Mayes. Brenda Bj .. you have 125 term papers to grade and the next day is the last day of the semester A.A. from the University of Georgia. B.S.E.d and M.E.d. from the University of Georgia Tiae, Betty Oj M.A. from Georgia State University. A.B. and Ed.S. from the University of Georgia. ENGLISH Ashworth, Donald: “... you work two shifts on one job. B.A. in English from Georgia College. Debate sponsor Ay era, Nancy: ... you ask everyone, including friends at social gatherings to lower their voices.” B.S.E.d in English Speech and working toward M.E.d. at the Universi- ty of Georgia, Yearbook Advisor. Blackburn. Sandra: .. your students suddenly grasp a concept and become as excited about it as you do. B.A. from Woman's College of Georgia. M.E.d. from the Univer- sity of Georgia. FCA Advisor. Edwards, Betty Aj “... you hear and react to the question 'Are we going to have a free day.' B.A. from lenders Col- lege. A dditkmal studies at the University of Georgia and the University of North Carolina. Harper, Charlotte: ... 36 students fill the room. B.S. from Fort Valley State College, working toward Masters in Middle School at Brenau College. Mewborn, Rebecca: ... you spend every Sunday after noon grading papers.” Piedmont College. B.S. from the University of Georgia. Department head. Patterson, Glorianne: .. you begin to call school home. A.BJ., Certification to work with Gifted English, working toward E.E.D. from the University of Georgia. Teel, Cathi: .. . your child raises her hand at the dinner table to talk. B.A. from VYestern Illinois University, MA from the University of Georgia. FINE ARTS Jonaon, Ronald Rj ... your paycheck runs out before the month does. Bachelor of Music Education from Western Kentucky University. Master of Music Education from the University of Georgia. Green. Christie: B.S.E.d.. and M.A.E. from the University of Georgia. Department Head. Kendrick. Karen: . you become absent minded.” B.A. in French and German from Georgia Southern University. M.A. on French from Florida State University. French Club Advisor. La valle. Joe: ... vou hear someone speaking Spanish. A.A. from Central Piedmont College, M.A. from the University of Georgia. Watson. Deborah: “... you tell the other customers at the grocery store to lower their voices, stop pushing, and set in a straight line. B.A. in Music Education from Georgia College LIBRARY Brown. Suaie Bid: ”... you spend a part of each summer in school to further your education.” B.A. from Furman University, M.L. from the University of Georgia. Seymour, Betty Hodgson: B.S. in Home Economics, M.E.d in Library Education and EDS in Library Education from the University of Georgia. MATH Albertin. James: you can ... , B.S.E.d. from the University of Maryland. Cheek, Mark: “... you can't find a pair of pants to wear that isn't smudged with chalk.” AA from Emmanuel College, B.S., M.E.D., and E.D. .. from the University of Georgia. Curry, Harold: .. your work never ends.” Savannah State College. Piedmont College. Fleming, Harold: . .. all students follow: rule . Theorems, and Properties in Mathematics and they will understand that 'All roads lead to Hartwell.' B.S. from Savannah State College. M.E.d. from the University of Georgia. Hamilton. Fred: ... you enioy seein| young people mature and you enjoy your work. B.S.. M S , and working on fur- ther studies at Clemson University. Kutulas, John: ... you get your paycheck. B.S. in Meteorology from the University of Utah, M.S. in Geophysics from the University of Chicago, SED from the University of Georgia. Department head. NHS Advisor. Whiten, Gloria: ... you find 'lovely' comments written on the desk about yourself. B.S.E.d.. M.E.d. and EDS from the University of Georgia. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Hendrix. Glenn: M.E.d. from the University of Georgia, Department head. Marsh. Harry: B.S.E.d. in Physical Education from Mar Hill College. McCullough, Bill: . . kids you taught several years ago come back and say ‘If I'd only listened. B.S.E.d. from the University of Georgia, M.S.E.d. from Georgia College. Shiflet, Phillip: M.S.E.d. from Fort VaJly State College. Smiley. Tommy: M.S.E.d. from Gardner Webb College. In- teract Advisor. SCIENCE Baker, William: Erskine College and Clemson University. A.B. Department Head. Horsley. Judy: ... you get a paycheck!” B.S. from Oklahoma State University. Hughes. Henry: B.S. from Fort Vally State College. Pace. Charles: . .. the students have learned so much about the subject, they can teach the das themselves B.S. from Erskin College, M.E.d. from Clemson University. Photography Club Advisor. Presley. Toney: B.S. in Chemistiy from Piedmont. M.E.d. in Science Education from the University of Georgia. Smith, Rita: .. you sign the third contract.” B.S.E.d. from the University of Georgia. Anchor Advisor. SOCIAL STUDIES Blackburn. John: spit balls don't make you laugh or be angry.” B.A. from the University of Virginia M.E.d. from the University of Georgia. FCA Advisor. Boggs. Matt: ' ... someone on another hall hears you lectur- ing. B.S.E.d. from the University of Georgia. Eifler. Diane: ... the bell ring , the door doses and you’re the only one in the room without a chair. B.S.E.d. from the University of Georgia. Department Head. Jones. Tim: ... the coffee is cold, the car won’t start, you leave your lesson plans on the kitchen table, then you finely reach school only to find out it is a holiday!” B.A. from Clemson University. May, Robin: B.A. in history and M.Ed. from the Citadel and Clemson University. McCurley, Eddie: “... Rodney Dangerfield gets more RESPECT than you do!” West Georgia College. B.S.E.d. from Georgia Southern College, working on Masters at the University of Georgia. Pep Club Advisor. Swilling, Marjorie: B.S. from North Carolina State Univer sity IA4T), Taft Hart Institute, University of Georgia. Royston. Roger . you can break into the lunch line without worrying about getting caught A.A. from Emanuel College. B.S.E.d. from the University of Georgia. Woodruff. Marilyn: B.A from Spilman College. M.E.d. from the University of Georgia. SPECIAL EDUCATION Bailey, Ann: ... every ink pen you own is red. B.A. from Georgia State College. Bannister, Carren: “... you can’t find the desk for all the Pipers.” B.S.E.d. in Early Childhood Education from the niversity of Georgia. Cheerleader Adviser. Blair, Andrea: V .. you start acting like your students.” B.A. in Science from the University of Georgia. Gray, Sam: ., you look forward to summer vacation after only one day of work with students. Bachelor of Ministeries Degree Theology from the Baptist Bible Institute. Truett McConnell College, currently working on Masters from Brenau College. Kesler, Ann: ... you're given lunchroom duty.” B.S.E.d. in Social Studies from the University of Georgia. Cheerleader Adviaer. Ridgeway, Joanne: ... your hair turns gray and vou begin to have doubts about the proper spelling of t-h-e-i-r yourself ” B.S.E.d. and M.S.E.d. in English. Gifted Cer- tification from the University of Georgia, Academic Team Advisor VOCATIONAL Ballenger. Beth: A.A. from Emmanuel College. B.S., and M.S.E.d. from the University of Georgia. FBLA Adviaer. Brown. Bobby: ... your take home pay won’t take you home. B.S. from Berry College. B.S.E.a. from the Universi- ty of Georgia. Heaton. Kim: ... you’re asked. 'Were You ever young?’.” B.S. in Home Economics Education from the University of Georgia. Herring, Brenda: . .. you realize it’s more important for the students to respect you than to like you. Licensed Master Cosmetologist, Graduate of Mackey's College of Beauty Culture. Jensen, David: .. . Mr. Hayes reads the Teacher Handbook to you.” B.S. in Agricultural Education from Clemson University. Jordan, Brenda: .. you have early morning duty. B.S.E.d. from Georgia Southern College, M.E.a, E D.S. from the University of Georgia. Milner. George: Machine tool Designer from North Georgia Tech, Associates from the University of Georgia. Attended South Georgia Tech. Heavey Lab VICA Advisor. Milner, Tim: the bell rings A.A. from Georgia Military, B.S.E.d. and M.S.E.d. from the University of Georgia. Pace. Cindy: you see a spark in a student’s eyes and you realize that you have succesafully communicated an idea to him or her Graduate of Clemson University, Major in Bachelor of art . Minor in Speech and Drama. Received an add-on Certificate in CVAE from Georgia State University. Temple, Emily G- B.S. from Erskine College. M.E.d. and specialist Education from Georgia State University. Seymour. James: .. you put yourself into a job so com- pletely that when the year ends you don't regret a minute of it. B.S.E.d. and M.E.d. from the University of Georgia. Thornton, Delores: ”... you receive your paycheck. B.S. from Albany State College, further studies at the University of Georgia and Atlanta University. 80 Faculty Memoir Staff 84-85 Under the careful directions and gracious comments of our advisor and new editor, the Memoir Staff has once again produced a yearbook in which we and hopefully the student body can be very proud. We can now relish the feelings of accomplishment and thankfulness that accom- panies the excitement of having finally finished yet another Memoir. Mrs. Nancy Ayers — Advisor Members: Seniors — Lisa Appleby, Wally Crump, Kim Ford, Perdita Jordan, Suzanne Martin, Rob Mc- Cullough, and Patti Skelton; Juniors — Nancy Brown, Rosalyn Jackson, Deana Kuykendall, Alan Martin, Danette Sheriff; Sophomores — Ann Campbell, Daphne Fleming, Marsha Shirley. Patti Skelton — Editor 82 Memoir Staff 1. Classes Section — Suzanne Martin — Editor, Rosalyn Jackson, Ann Campbell, Marsha Shirley. 2. Copy Editor — Perdita Jordan, Layout Editor — Rob McCullough 3. Sports Section — Wally Crump — Editor. Deana Kuykendall 4. Features Section — Kim Ford — Editor, Nancy Brown, Danette Sheriff 5. Clubs Section — Lisa Appleby — Editor (Not Shown), Alan Martin. Daphne Fleming M e m 0 • 1 r ’8 5 Memoir 83 Key Club Sweetheart — Leslie Bell Members: Keith Baker, Matt Beasley, Ted Brown, Stacy Brown, John Campbell, Marc Cawthorne, Morris Cleveland, Ricky Cobb, Keith Cordell, Mai Crittenden, Glen Crump, Kevin Evans, Scott Evans, Kevin Feltman, Patrick Hogan, Todd Horsley, Carey Jackson, Frankie Johnson, Mike LeCroy, Bruce I eicht, Randall Maxwell, Russ Mize, David Morgan, Van McCorkle, Todd Oglesby, Scott Ramsey, John Ray, Chad Sanford, Allan Scott, Robert Schulz, Eric Simpson, Bob Skelton, Parke Skelton, Robert Vaughn, Brent Vickery, Wesley Weaver, Mark White, Scott Fleming, Russell Reed, Steven Gibson, and Terry Nicholson. 84 Key Club The Key Club has had an active year. They sponsored the Salvation Army food drive and collected 250 cartons of food for this project. They also sold and distributed the annual Key Club Birth- day Calendar. Photo at Left: Officers: Mark White — President, Wesley Weaver — Reporter, Matt Beasley — Sgt. at Arms, Robert Schultz — Vice-President, Mr. Joe Lavalle — Advisor, Keith Baker — Sgt. at Arms, Scott Evans — Secretary Treasurer. Key Club 85 Officers: Renee Bray — Parliamentarian, Beth Crump — Senior Adviser, Kim Ford — Treasurer, Suzanne Martin — Secretary, Natalie Holland — Junior Advisor, Andi Fleming — President, Stephanie Anglin — Vice-President. Anchor Club Senior Members: Bottom Row: Jill Gresham, Leslie Bell, Mrs. Smith — Advisor. Middle Row: Kim Ford, Suzanne Martin, Beth Crump. Top Row: Rhonda Ayers, Robin Hale, Renee Bray, Andi Fleming. 86 Anchor Members: Jennifer Jackson, Cindy Leverette, Becky Williams, Danette Sheriff, Deana Kuykendall, Ginger Teasley, Stephanie Anglin, Tami Byrum, Natalie Holland, Beth Burden, Lynn Horsley, Suzanne Holbrook, Lisa Bell, Sheryl Norris, Cristal Chitwood, Libby Foster. The Anchor club kept busy this year with a variety of projects in- cluding Christmas caroling and decorating the school Christmas tree. They sold Santa-grams and Heart-o- grams, held a Valentine-Sweetheart Ball and sponsored Teacher Ap- preciation Day. Members of the club attended Pilot club meetings and held an Anchor-Pilot appreciation tea. A bulletin board in the hall was decorated by the club, they attended the Anchor Club Stated Convention and worked on a safety project. Anchor Beaus: Scott Fleming, Mark White, Robert Vaughn, David Morgan. Anchor 87 The Hart County High FLUTES — Andrea LeCroy, Lisa Bartlett, Sharon Borders, Debbie Brake, Tracy Brown, Kimberly Crawford, Charlotte Forbes, Laurie Har- ris, Rosalyn Jackson, Anna Kesler, Tammy King, Debbie Russo. CLARINETS — Tammy Worthey, Nancy Alexander, Margaret Allen, Mandy Baker, Amy Brown, Kimberly Brown, Vicki Brown, Carol Burdette, Darlene Clark, Pamela Crawford, Trina Durrette, Lisa Floyd, Carla Gibbs, Beverly Heard, Kimberly Heard, Pam Hinson, Kathy Hyde, Tina Holland, Kelly King, Michelle Jerrell, Daffy Mattox, Michelle Mar- tin, Sandra Strange, Caroline Tate, Veronica Thornton, Lisa Welbome, Karen Whitfield. SAXOPHONES — Billy Kutulas, Lesley Waldrop, Wende White, James Worthey, Kim L. Kay, Deana Kay, Steven Johnson, Roger Dutton, Roycia Bell. TRUMPETS — Robin Atkinson, Allison Adams, Daryl Bartlett, Tracy Blackwell, Sandra Brown, Jason Buffington, Lisa Cobb, Angie Daniel, Bob Ertzberger, Felicia King, Harrison Mitchell, Emily Mullenix, Lisa Oglesby, Todd Oglesby, Lamar Spears, Tracy Smith, Scott Tardy. TROMBONES — David Morgan, Joseph Benson, Kacey Human, Michael Oglesby, William Reid, Donnie Richardson, Jeff Robertson, Alan Saxon, Parke Skelton, Robert Snead, Kevin Strange, Matthew Temples. School Bulldog Marching Band MELLOPHONES — Kris Graham, Lamar Donald, Scott Graham. LOW BRASS — Andy Mullenix, Stewart Carter, Jay Craft, Mark Goldsmith, Royce Tate, Chuck Turner. PERCUSSION — Vicki Ayers, Ralph Berg, Ricky Cobb, Jason Crawford, Rodney Haygood, Kay Herring, Randall LeCroy, Alan Martin, Randy Phillips. MAJORETTES — Cindy White, Melissa Brown, Christy Jonson, Deanne Little, Stacey McGee, Joanne Whittemore. FLAG CORPS — Jill Gresham, Suzanne Martin, Perdita Jordan, Patti Skelton, Stephanie Anglin, Allison Bradford, Nicci Brown. Beth Burden. Tami Byrum, Lara Chatham, Mitzi Dickerson, Angela Griffen, Natalie Holland, Jennifer Jackson, Kim J. Kay, Deana Kuykendall, Barbara Lambert. Sally Lott, Jill Martin, Pam McDowell, Claire Milford, Suzette Moon, Lori Morris, Sheryl Norris, Julie Oglesby, Jeannette Rowland, Tammy Sheriff, Ginger Teasley, Missey Vickery, Kim Vollrath, Becky Williams. Flags and Majorettes Flag Corps: Jill Gresham, Suzanne Martin, Perdita Jordan, Patti Skelton, Stephanie Anglin, Allison Bradford, Nicci Brown, Beth Burden, Tami Byrum Lara Chatham, Mitzi Dickerson, Angela Griffen, Natalie Holland, Jennifer Jackson, Kim J. Kay, Deana Kuykendall, Barbara Lambert. Sally Lott, Jili Martin. Pam McDowell, Claire Milford, Suzette Moon, Lori Morris, Sheryl Norris, Julie Oglesby, Jeanette Rowland, Tammy Sheriff. Ginger Teaslev Missey Vickery, Kim Vollrath, Becky Williams Majorettes: Cindy White, Melissa Brown, Christy Jonson, Deanne Little, Stacey McGee, Joanne Whittemore Solo Twirler: Andi Fleming 90 Band Seniors and VIP's FIELD COMMANDER — Michelle Hembree BAND CAPTAIN — David Morgan Seniors and VIP’s: David Morgan, Cindy White, Suzanne Martin, Andi Fleming, Andy Mullenix, Michelle Hembree, Jill Gresham, Jay Craft, Tammy Wor- thy, Andrew Lecroy, Ralph Berg, Robin Atkinson, Billy Kutulas, Amy Brown, Kathy Hyde, Felicia King, Ricky Cobb, Pam Hinson, Sandra Brown, Karen Whitfield, Mandy Baker, Donnie Richardson, Alan Saxon, Perdita Jordan, Kelly King, Patti Skelton, and Sheryl Norris. Band 91 Band Studente chosen for All-District are: Rodney Haygood, Ricky Cobb, Andy Mullenix, Mark Goldsmith, and Tammy Worthy. Also, Parke Skelton, Harrison Mitchell, and Sheryl Norris. Symphonic Band 1st Row: Laurie Harris, Tracy Brown. Roslvn Jackson, Pam McDowell, Michelle Hembree, Andrea LeCroy, Kim McCullough, Cindy White, Kathy Hyde, Amy Brown, Lisa Floyd. 2nd Row: Janie Isom, Kelly King, Trina Durrett, Mandy Baker, Cheryl Norris, Beverly Heard, Lisa Johnson, Michelle Jarrell, Carol Burdette, Lisa Welborn, Tammy Sheriff, Jeanette Rowland, Karen Whitfield. 3rd Row: Kim Vollrath, Lara Chatham, Billy Kutulas, Margaret Allen, Roger Dutton, Steve Johnson, Michelle Howell, Carla Gibbs, Michelle, Roycia Bell, Glenda Jones. 4th Row: Kris Graham, Scott Graham, Mark Goldsmith, Todd Ogleasby, Robin Atkinson, Lisa Oglesby, David Jonson, Alan Martin, Sandra Brown, Harrison Mitchell, Angie Daniel, Emily Mullenix, Felicia King. 5th Row: Brent Vickery, Lynn Horsley, Parke Skelton, Royce Tate, Donnie Richardson, Buford Oglesby, Ricky Cobb, Kevin Strange, Alan Saxon, Cannon Mauldin, Any Mullenix, Rodney Haygood, David Morgan. 1st Row, (L to R): Vicki Brown, Pam McLane, Tammy King, Nissey Vickery, Lisa Bartlett, Sharon Borders, Deanne Little, Kim Crawford, Debbie Russo. Judy Blackwell. 2nd Row: Nancy Alexander, Michelle Martin, Kim Brown. Anna Kesler, Jill Martin, Nicci Brown, Shannon McIntosh, Veronica Thornton, Kim Heard, Caroline Tate. 3rd Row: Tracy Blackwell. Tina Holland, Kela Martin. Julie Oglesby, Angela Griffin, Kim J. Kay, Christy Jonson. Dedra Mar- tin, Maria Mattox, Deanna Kay, Wende White, Kim L. Kay. 4th Row: Tracy Smith, Joanne Whittemore, Lisa Cobb, Daryl Bartlett, Leslie Waldrop, Jim Evans, Scott Tardy, Bob Ertzberger, Allison Adams, Lamar Spears. 5th Row: Jason Crawford, Randall LeCroy, Randy Phillips, Neal Hendrix, Jeff Robert- son, Robert Snead, Matthew Temples. Ricky Hall, Kacey Human, William Reid, Chuck Turner, Kay Herring. 93 Interact This year’s Interact Club has been ac- tive with their fundraising projects of selling suckers and sponsoring a dance. For school services they planted flowers around the flagpole, sponsored a Teacher Appreciation Day, a Clean-up Day, and painted the baseball field bleachers. For Community service they held a party for the students of the TMR School and helped with the Pumpkin Run Sponsored by the Rotary and Running Clubs and the City of Hartwell. Interact holds much pride in winning the State Scrapbook Award at the State Conference last year. Officers: (L-R): Jan Whittemore — Treasurer, Perdita Jordan — Vice-President, Julie Anne Johnson — President, Maria Cole — Secretary. AndaT' P“uhT' ASy FVOW ' Tam,JB.rUm' Ura Chatham' Mari Cole' A K “ Daniels. Greg Daniels. Dona Feltman. Daphne ” d ’ w‘ Aam I?.lU«L Mnnw 0. ey’ 9.e8mond Hu he8’ Michelle Jarrell,Julie Anne Johnson, Steven Johnson, David Jonson, Perdita Jor- dan, Mac McCurry, l am McDowell Lmily Mullinex, Georgia Phillips, Donnie Richardson. Sylvia Rucker. Tonya Shiflet, Cathy Smith, Jan Whittemore, Joanne Whittemore, Jenny Wilson, Holly Winn. 94 Interact NHS Admittance to the National Honor Society is by invitation and the criteria are: 1. Must be a sophomore, junior, or senior with a grade-point average of, soDhomore — 93, junior — 92, senior — 90. 2. Must have outstanding behavior. 3. Must be active in some worthwhile extracurricular activity. At left officers: Row 1: Patti Skelton Secretary, Billy Kutulas Presi- dent, Cindy White — Vice-President. Row 2: Julie A. Johnson — Parliamen- tarian. Amy Brown — Chaplain. Absent when photo was made: Todd Oglesby — Treasurer. Members are: Vickie Ayers, Amy Brown, Nancy Brown, Ann Campbell, Nancy Cook, Wally Crump, Andi Fleming, Daphne Fleming, Christy Floyd, Kim Ford, Marti Glenn, Jill Gresham, Carey Jackson, Rosalyn Jackson, Michelle Jarrell, Julie A. Johnson, Perdita Jordan, Billy Kutulas. Deana Kuykendall, Lee Leverette, Suzanne Martin, Van McCorkle, Pam McDowell, Harrison Mitchell, Brenda Nash, Todd Oglesby, Stephen Patterson, Georgia Phillips, Danette Sheriff, Marsha Shirley, Patti Skelton, Ginger Teasley, Kristy Tyndall, Brent Vickery, Cindy White, Jan Whittemore. NHS 95 Science Club Members: Row 1: Kerri Wright. Nancy Brown, Beth Crump, Lisa Bell, Georgia Phillips, Melissa Brown, Libby Foster, Missy Mar tin. Row 2, (L-R): Robin Atkinson, Suzanne Holbrook, Cindy White, Claire Milford, Amy Brown, Jennifer Jackson, Vicki Ayers, Angela Griffin, Cindy Leverette, Pam McDowell, Michelle Myerholtz. Row 3, (L-R): Windy Phillips, Ginger Teasley, Ann Camp- bell, Alison Bradford, Danette Sheriff, Deana Kuykendall, Tami Byrum, Lynn Horsley, Dona Feltman, Michelle Jarrell, Christy Floyd, Leslie Bell, Kim Ford. Row 4, (L-R): David Jonson, Jim Evans, Todd Horsley, Wesley Weaver, Brent Vickery, Van Mc- Corkle, Matt Beasley, Billy Kutulas. Officers: (L-R): President — Beth Crump; Vice-President — Allison Bradford; Secretary — Pam McDowell; Treasurer — Danette Sheriff. % Science Inter Club Council Student Body President — Kim Ford, Student Body Vice-President — Leslie Bell Members: (L-R), Front Row: Melinda Brown, Claire Milford, Becky Williams, Tracey Wood, Perdita Jordan, Kim Ford, Amy Brown. Second Row: Billy Kutulas, Lisa Dowell, Michelle Myerholtz, Jill Martin, Allison Bradford, Kristi Skelton, Robin Skelton, Wally Crump, Alan Martin. Third Row: Cindy White. Scott Flemming, Cristal Chitwood, Leslie Bell, Lisa Bell, Beth 97 Crump, Andi Fleming, Suzanne Martin, Julie Johnson.____________________________________________________________________________________ Chorus Members: (L-R), Row 1: Kristy Macris, Robin Atkinson, Tracie Gaines, Angela Homick, Kerri Wright, Sally Lott, Linda Mize, Teressa Hester, Tina Allen, Missy Martin. Row 2: Ann Dickerson, Joy Bratcher, Gail Evans, Sheryl Bolton, Kim Hester, Claire Milford, Stephaine Gaines, Angela Long, Annette Beard, Kristi Skelton, Brigdette Gurley, Ms. Watson. Row 3: Jill Cheek, Sharon Craft, Ken Barnes, Ronnie King, Wesley Weaver, Bryan Moorehead, Lucious Johnson, Bill Boleman, Chuck Turner, Greg Daniels, Steven Partlow, Freda Gray, Kristy Tyndall. Officers: (L-R), Row 1: Teresa Hester — Librarian, Ms. Watson — Advisor, Bill Boleman — Historian, Brigdette Gurley — Publicity Chair- man. Row 2: Becky Williams — Librarian, Tina Allen — Secretary, Jill Cheek — President, Missy Martin — Vice-President, Kerri Wright — Treasurer. Chorus has been very active this year. In September they presented a medley of Broadway show tunes at the Elberton Fair. During October they entertained at the Bowersville Fall Festival and sang at the First United Methodist Church. During the Christmas Season they par- ticipated in “Community Christmas Celebration VIII” as part of the North- east Georgia Festival Chorus. The Chorus traditionally presents an annual Spring and Christmas Concert. 98 Chorus Drama Club The Drama Club raised money for future one-act play competition by selling Hart County High School Bulldog keychains. They also sold lightbulbs as a fundraiser. Several members of the club have also gotten involved in the Hartwell Community Theater. Officers: (L-R): Alan Martin — President, Sheryl Norris — Vice-President, Robin Atkin- son — Treasurer, Stephanie Anglin — Secretary. Members: Row 1, (L-R): Stephanie Anglin. Row 2: Missy Martin, Tami Byrum. Row 3: Ms. Bailey — Advisor, Greg Daniel, Robin Atkinson, Allison Brad- ford, Sheryl Norris, Connie Chapplear, Kelly Andrews. Row 4: Alan Martin, Nancy Brown, Emily Mullenix, Daphne Flemming. Drama 99 Art Club Officers: (L-R): Windy Phillips — Scrapbook Chairman, Jenny Wilson — Secretary treasurer, Lisa Dowell — Vice-President, Melinda Brown — Presi- dent, Harrison Mitchell — Project Chairman. The Art Club sold candy as their fundraiser this year. Under the direction of club advisor Christy Green they worked on painting various walls around the school again this year. Kneeling, (L-R): Windy Phillips, Lisa Dowell, Melinda Brown, Harrison Mitchell, Jenny Wilson. Standing: Teresa Dowell, Kim Brown, Skipper Wainwright, Tommy Duncan, Donna Hackett, Brent Alexander, Chris Coile, Wanda Haney. Absent From Photo: Keith Dooley, Tracy Ertzberger, Lisa Johnston, Tim Teasley, Holli Winn. 100 Art Photography The Photography Club sold panda bears and “Messages From Beyond” to raise money for photography supplies, club shirts, and their annual trip. The Photography Club has a new camera which was won by a former member. Officers: Kim McCullough — Vice-President, Sondra Stowe — Treasurer, Rob McCullough — President. Absent when photo was made: Missy Martin — Secretary, and Andy Mullenix — Reporter. Members are: Teresa Austin, Vickie Ayers, Sharon Boarders, Cindy Burrow, Regina Clark, Jason Crawford, Kim Crawford, Rachel Gaines, Donna Hackett, Laurie Harris, Kate Kelley, Missey Martin, Kim McCullough, Rob McCullough, Cyndi Miller, Andy Mullenix, Scott Ramsey, Marsha Shirley, Richard Stovall, Sondra Stowe. Photography 101 French Members are: Marianne Addison, Belinda Agnew. I .aura Alderman. Jan Andrews. Kelly Andrews. Paul Argo. Mandy Baker. Connie Bannister. I)ar ’l Barlett. Jamie Blackman. Kim Games, Tammy Cartee, Randall Carer. Kelly Cato. Wendy Cheek, (Ren Childress, Nancy Cook. Lara Chatham. Willie Dickson, I mar Donald. Joey Dorsey. Gwen Freeman. Charlotte Forbes, Norman Foster. Jackie Gaines. Christine Ginn. Jeremy Haley. Missy Hendrick. Kim Hester. Denise Holcomb, Julie R. Johnson. Sheri Johnson. Glenda Jones, Trudy Jones. Felicia King, Kelly King. Jennifer Laviolette. Andrea I croy, Kristi Macris. Michelle Martin. Tina McGill. Susan Munda, Brenda Nash. Stacy Philli|� s. Donnie Richardson. Rhonda Richardson. Karen Rucker. Melissa Sanders. Kim Seigler, Brook Shiflet, Marsha Shirley. Cathy Smith, Sharon Stovall, Thomas Stovall. I eah Stowe. Chad Timbes. Stephaine Thornton, Lisa Treadwell. Kristy Tyndall, Karen V'aughn. Wesley Weaver. The French Club has been one of the most active clubs this year. They participated in several community projects such as the Pumpkin Run, giving gifts, and carolling at the nursing home. They sold stuffed animals and carnations on Valentine’s Day. Officers: Paul Argo — Program Chairman, Mrs. Ken- drick — Advisor, Sharon Stovall — Secretary, Kim Carnes — Treasurer, Susan Munda — Vice-President, Jennifer Laviolette — President, Donnie Richardson — Reporter, Tina McGill — Project Chairman. Absent when photo was made: Melissa Sanders — Scrapbook Chairmn. 102 French Officere: Stacy Johnson — President, Mark White — 1st Vice Presi- dent, Kevin Feltman — 2nd Vice President, Lisa Bell — Secretary. Kim Volrath — Treasurer. Allison Adams. Arch Adams, Danny Adams. I Adams. Nick Adams. Steve Adams. Tina Adams. Laura Alderman. Tiffany Alderman. Tamara Alewme. Jan Andrews. Kelly An drews. Stephanie Anglin. Angie Ankerich. Heath Ankerich. Vickie Ayers. Kevin Bailey. Mandy Baker. Patti Bannister. Lisa Bartlett. Leslie Bell. Lisa Bell. Jeff Bond. Sheila Brooks. Melissa Brown. Nicci Brown. Sandra Brown. Stacey Brown. Beth Burden. Cindy Burrow. Tami Byrum. Teresa Byrum. Ann Campbell. Carol Carter. Tina Carter. Jill Cheek Crystal Chitwood. Darlene Clark. Morris Cleveland. Lisa Cobb. Ricky Cobb. Julie Cole. Gary Collin . Keith Cordell. Angie Cornelison. Jay Craft. Wesley Craft. Jason Crawford Kim Crawford. Sandy Criatian. Rodnev Croaaley. Glenn Crump. Martin Cunningham. Mitzi Dickerson. Chris Dodd, (‘.ladva Dnnkard. Cindy Eaton. Kevin Evans. Tam mv Evans. Deanna Feltman. Dona Feltman. Kevin Feltman. Lisa Floyd, Charlotte Forbes. Kim Ford. Libby Foster. Wesley Foster. Beth Fowler. Eric Gillespe. Mam Glenn. Terrell Goes Angela Griffen Bridgette Guriev. Cindy Hall. Jennifer Harris. Kevin Harris. I urie Harris. Roger Harris. Tammy Hayes. Julie Haygood, Michelle Hembree. Miasy Hendrix. David Hill. Francis Hill. Tammy Hill. Warn� Hinson. Suzanne Holbrook. Betty Holland. Natalie Holland. Sherry Holland. Tina Holland. Angela Hornick. Lynn Horsley. Michelle Howell Cherese Hughes, Gregg Jackson, Michelle Jarrell. Alan Johnson. Sherri Johnson, Stacie Johnson. Trudy Jones. Christy Jonson. Perdita Jordan. Deana Kay. Kim Kay. An- na Kesier. Feleeia King. Kellv King, Ronnie King. Tammy King. Angel Knighton. Deana Kuykendall. Barbara l-amberl. Andrea I ecroy, Deanne Little. Steven Lunsford. Tammy Lunsford Angie Marett. Alan Martin, Cindy Martin. Jill Martin. Kela Martin. Randall Maxwell. Kim McCullough. Dana McDowell. Kristy McDowell. Tina McGill. Shannon McIntosh Claire Milford. Michelle Milford. Suzette Moon. Brian Moorehead. David Morgan. Bo Morris, l-auren Morris. Lori Morris. Michelle Morris. Bonnie Munda. Michelle Mverholtz. Terry Nicholson. Julie Oglesby. Woody Owens. Paula Parides, Stephen Partlow. Pat Patterson. Stephen Pearson. Georgia Phillip . Sheryl Pinkston. Wesley Powell. Rhonda Purcell. Scott Kamaev, Kevin Reed. Janette Rowland. Karen Rucker. Roaolyn Rucker. Sylvia Rucker. Debbie Russo. Jill Sadler. Valarie Sander . Charlie Schell. Kim Seigler Tammie Sheriff. Cheryl Shiflet. Marsha Shirley. Bob Skelton. Kristi Skelton. Brad Smith. Richard Stovall. Sharon Stovall. Susan Stovall. Sondra Stowe, Pam Teasley. pep 1Q3 Tammv Teel. Lisa Treadwell. Chad Tucker, Stacy Tucker. Nikki Tupper. Joey Turpin. Kristy Tyndall. Brian Tyson. Missy Vickery. Kim Volrath. Carla Wataon. Mark White. Wendy White. Karen Whitfield, Ellen Wicker, John Wieller. Robert Wieller. Cindy Wilson. Pam Wood. Roger Worley. Kern Wright. Julie Yeargin. The Pep Club is one of the largest clubs at H.C.H.S. The club’s main purpose is to keep the spirit and morale of the student body high. As projects the pep club plans to repair or replace the bleachers on the visitors’ side of the football field and to have basketball championship banners made so as to hang from the rafters in the gym. Like many other clubs, the Pep club sponsored a dance for a fund raiser and for Homecoming held a bonfire to pep up the football team for a possible homecoming victory. Pep Club Under the guidance of co-advisors John and Sandra Blackburn, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes has had a very busy year. Rev. Dan Poling (bottom left picture) from Toccoa spoke at the November meeting on the topic of Life and death. The club raised $600 for a community service project and sponsored a concert performed by a Contemporary Christian group. Officers: (L-R): Nancy Brown — Secretary, Ted Brown — Vice-President, Suzanne Martin — President, Wally Crump — Treasurer, Jill Martin — Historian. FCA 104 FCA Member� : 1 Baker. Idalie i Adam� , Stacy Adams. Tamara Alewine. Kelley Andrews. Stephanie Anglin. Robin Atkinson, Rhonda Ayer . Vicki Ayers. Mandv Bell. Lisa Bell, Roycia Bell. Ralph Berg. Gloria Blackwell. Allison Bradford. Amy Brown. Melissa Brown. Nancy Brown. Nicci Brown. Sandra Brown. Ted Brown. Beth Burden. Tami Byrum, Ann Campbell. Jill Cheek. Crista) Chitwood. Darlene Clark. Ricky Cobb. Maria Cole, Jay Craft. Pam Crawford. Beth Crump. Glenn Crump. Wally Crump. Mitzi Dickerson. Gladys Drinkard. Martha Elrod. Kevin Evans Scott Evan . Deanna Feltman. Dona Feltman. Andi Fleming. Daphne Fleming. Scott Fleming. Christy Floyd. Kim Ford. Libby Foster. Beth Fowler. Jackie Gaines. Linda Geter. Samantha Geter. Marti Glenn. Jill Gresham. Angela Griffin. Jennifer Harris. Laurie Harris. Julie Havgood. Michelle Hembree. Missy Hendrick. Suzanne Holbrook. Natalie Holland. Angela Hornick. Lynn Horsley. Jeff Hughesjennifer Jackson. Michelle Jarrell. Julie A. Johnson. Sheri Johnson. Glenda Jones. Ronnie Jones. Christy Jonson. David Jonaon. Perdita Jordan. Kim Kay Kate Kelly, Anna Kesler. Felicia King. Kelly King, Deana Kuykendall. Barbara Lambert. Andrea LeCroy, Annette Lee. Cindy Leverette, David Lit- tle. Deanne Little. Alan Martin. Jill Martin. Michelle Martin. Suzanne Martin. Rob McCullough. Kristi McDowell. Pam McDowell, Shannon McIntosh. ( laire Milford. Michelle Myerholtz. Terry Nicholson. Sheryl Norris. Julie Ogleabv J endy Owens. Pat Patterson. Georgia Phillips W indy Phillips. Erica Pinkston. I ra Richardson. Rhonda Richardson. Mollie Robinson. Pam Roebuck. Tammie Roebuck Jeanette Rowland Valerie Sanders. Chad Sanford. Danette Sheriff Cheryl Shiflet. Tonya Shiflet. Eric Simpson. Patti Skelton. Rhonda Skelton. Brad Smith. Son- Stowe, Ginger Teasley. Nikki Tupper. Kristy Tyndall. Robert Vaughn. Brent Vickery. Miaaey Vickery. Kim Volrath. Cindy White. Gary W hite. Wende white. Karen Whitfield, Joanne W'hittemore. Becky Williams. Kerri Wrright. Windy Phillips. Erica Pinkston. The Hart County 4-H Club spent a very busy year with Coun- ty, District, State, and National projects. Vickie Ayers, Wally Crump, Angie King, and Steven Wilson were delegates to State Congress in their projects. Vickie placed second, and Wally and Angie were named State winners. They traveled to Chicago in November where they were also named National Winners. The County club was very active this year with community projects. They also participated in Cotton Boll, DPA, State Council, Poultry Judging, 100% records, and Egg Prep., projects, just to name a few. In 1984-85, Hart County 4-H really worked hard to “make the best better!!!” High School Officers: (L-R): Claire Milford — vice-president, Becky Williams — president, Cyndi Miller — secretary, Wende White — treasurer, Steven Wilson — parliamentarian, Wendall Holland — County Council Officers: (L-R): Wende White, Missy Martin — President-Elect, Becky Williams, Vickie Ayers — Vice President, Wally Crump — President, Claire Milford, Steven Wilson, and David Collins. Front Row, (L-R): Claire Milford, Wende White, Tina McGill, Lynn Horsley, Vickie Ayers. Second Row: Missy Martin, Becky Williams, Kim Kotal, Traci Gaines, Valerie Howell, Debra Russe, Cyndi Miller. Third Row: Chad Timbes, Kerri Wright, Windy Phillips, Carey Jackson, Matt Beasley. Fourth Row: Andy Timbes, David Collins, Chuck Turner, Steven Wilson, Wendall Holland, and John Lee. FBLA The Future Business Leaders of America spon- sored the Easter Seals campaign this year. They donated a Thanksgiving dinner to a needy family. One fundraiser for the 84-85 school year was TOM WAT sales. Members of the club attended Leader- ship Conferences and Region Competition. They held a Senior Faculty Tea and observed FBLA Week in February. Officers: (L-R), 1st Row: Tina Cornett — Historian, Jan Whittemore — Project Chair, man. Rene Bray — Historian, Julie A. Johnson — Secretary. Row 2: Stephen Lunsford — Parliamentarian, Tracy Wood — President, Robin Hale — Treasurer, Wally Crump — Vice-President. Members: Tamara Alewine. I eslie Bell, Tracy Blewitt, Renee Bray, Brooke Brown. Dorothy Bowers, Marilyn Burrell, Cindy Burrow, Rita Cagle. Connie t happe ear, Crhstal Chitwood, Tina Cornett, Michelle Crocker, Wally Crump, Elaine Evans, Andi Fleming. Tracy Gaines, Robin Hale, Julie A. Johnson April Clem Lawrence, Lee Leverette, Stephen Lunsford, Cindy Martin, Michelle Lee Morris, Emily Mullenix, Cheryl Norris, Wendy Owens Georgia J hillips Rhonda Purcell, Pam Powell, Stephanie Reed, Ronnie Thompson. Jennifer Thornton, Tammv Walker, Jan Whittemore. Robyn Wilson, Tracv Wood, Wanda Wright. 106 FBLA Members: (L-R), Row 1: Marilyn Burrell, Cristal Chitwood, Michelle Morris, Wanda Wright. Row 2: Tracy Blewitt,.Michelle Crocker, Renee Bray, Brooke Brown, Tina Cornett, Tracy Brown, Tracy Wood. Row 3: Jennifer Thornton, April Lawrence, Steven Lunsford, Tracy Gaines, Tammy Walker, Stephanie Reed, Rhonda Purcell, Robin Hale. Top Picture: Officers: Robin Hale — President, Michelle Morris — FBLA Representative, Renee Bray — Secretary. Absent when photo was made: Connie Chappelear — Vice-President. w vr FFA Officers: President — Scott Flemming, Vice-President — Pam McGee, Secretary — Connie Chappelear, Reporter — Annalisa Wilson, Sentinel — Russell Reed, Advisor — David Jenson. The Hart County Future Farmers of America have participated in many activities this year. The Land Judging team competed in Monroe Area. The club has also participated in Meat Evaluation, Parliamentary Procedure and Forestry Field Day. In February the club participated in National FFA Week and will attend District Rally and State Convention in May and June. Members: (L-R), Row 1: Annalisa Wilson, Pam McGee, Carey Saxon, Russell Reed, Scott Flemming. Row 2: James Reed, Sherri Lee, Stacey Drake, William Moore. Row 3: Mr. Jenson — Advisor, David McLane, Chad Timms, Lisa Dowell. Absent From Photo: Ann Dickerson, Stephanie Motes. Officers Are: 1st Row, (L-R): Annette Beard, Pam Moore, Mollie Robinson, Valerie Sanders, Suzette Moon, Kristi Skelton. 2nd Row, (L-R): Amy White, Christy Campbell, Michelle Myerholtz, Dona Feltman, Tracy Shaw, Robin Skelton. 3rd Row, (L-R): Miss Heaton, Shirley Jones, Lisa Dowell, Ms. Jordan. FHA The Future Homemakers of America were very active this year. Some of their activities include: Dressing dolls for the Salvation Army, putting up a booth at the Elbert County Fair, FHA week ac- tivities, and several fund-raising activities. FHA members also at- tended District meetings. 1st Row, (L-R): Teresa Dowell, Christy Campbell, Amy White, Pam Moore, Molly Robinson, Valerie Sanders, Kriti Skelton. 2nd Row. (L-R): Tina McGill, Kim Brown, Vickie Brown, Annette Beard, Tracy Shaw. Suzette Moon. 3rd Row, (L-R): Pam Tolbert, Montine Surrency, Shirley Jones, Dona Feltman, Robin Hale, Renee Bray, Rhonda Ayers. 4th Row: Ms. Heaton, Allison Adams, Sondra Stowe, Lisa Dowell, Michelle Myerholtz, Robin Skelton, Ms. Jor- dan. 5th Row: Beth Crump, Bob Skelton, Keith Baker, David Teel, Wes Craft. FHA 109 VOCA The VOCA club participated and placed in many region ft competitions this year. Ymnne Penn placed 1st, in her Commnnitiz-Erojacl- Clint Norton placed first in Drafting, Susan Temples won 2nd in Health Occupations and Brian Carruth in Power Transportation. Sharon Baker placed 1st in Math. They also participated in State Contests and placed 3rd in Community Project and Drafting. Members of the club also collected $522 in a roadblock for MDA. They sent $500 to the Sunshine Project and donated $200 to the Hart County Lifeline. Officers: Yvonne Dean — Program Chairperson, Terry Outs — Vice- President, Susan Temples — President, Joyce Dutton — Secretary. Absent From Photo: Sherry Sadler — Treasurer. Members: Paul Agnew, Terrell Barnes, Billy Brown, Brian Carruth, Tabitha Carter, Kelly Cato, Darren Craft, Tracy Cobb, Larry Cunningham, Tyron Davis, Yvonne Dean Brad Deal, Eric Dooley, Joyce Dutton, Mark Findley, Ronnie Gaines, Rose Hand, Michelle Herring, Lucious Johnson, Lee Kraemer, Shirley Jones, Tim Mclane, Clint Norton, Terry Outs, Ronnie Sherman, Greg Temples, Susan Temples, Cindy Thomp- son, Victor Turner, John Wieller, Robbie Wood. Heavy Lab VICA The Heavy Lab VICA club is made up of students who take classes in the construction, metals or power transportation departments. Members of the club repainted the block around the flower bed at the bus shop and repainted the benches in the courtyard. The honor of “Vocational Student of the Month” was received by outstanding Heavy Lab VICA club members this year. Officers: Roger Worley — Treasurer, Scott Senkbeil — Parliamentarian, Greg Sanders — Vice-President, Doug Haley — President, Kristy Willis — Secretary. Absent From Photo: Damon Davis — Reporter. Members: Vandy Alderman, Kenny Amos, Steve Alexander, Heath Ankerich, Todd Buchanan. Shanon Carey, Damon Davis, Ymmpe Dean, Joyce Dutton, Jess Eaton. Billy Emmerich, Jim Gaines, Grian Gray, Jeff Hart, Mark Hill, Doug Haley, Greg King, Darrell Lawrence, John Lee, Keith Macris, Bo Morris, Tim Pullian, Greg Sanders, Rusty Sanders, Scott Senkbeil, Braxton Shankle, Mitchell Sosby, Shannon Teasley, Robert Weller, Gary White, Kristy Willis, Roger Worley. Advisors: Mr. Tim Milner and Mr. George Milner. Heavy Lab VICA 111 DCT CDH — The DCT and CDH branches of the VICA club joined together this year under the direction of Advisors Jim Seymour, Bobby Brown, Faye Cole, and Brenda Herring. The Club received first place honors along with a $50.00 prize for their booth entered in the Hart County Agricultural Fair sponsored by the Jaycees. They donated fruit baskets to needy Harty County families at Christmas and were involved in the VICA skilled Olympics. They sold fruitcakes as a club fundraiser. Club representatives also attended conferences in Atlanta. Officere: President — Alton Eaton, Vice-President — Gwen Whiten, Secretary — Angie Wright, Treasurer Lynn Cook, Reporter — Christy Floyd, Chapkiin — Chris Borders, Sergeant at Arms — Stacy Brown, and Martin Cunningham. UT! � 1 !ilfnn Suv Rpdnev A� hworth, Melina Bailey. Scotty Bailey. Keith Baker. Sharoi Baker. Randy Bannister. Sean Barnard. Gene Barnett, t hris Borders. David Bowen. Renee Bray. Carolyn Brown. Melinda Brown. Star u-------w----v.. iHHurni waviu nuwfn, rvrnee nray. varoiyn mown. Melinda Hrown. Sta. Brown. Thomas Brown. Murphy Bryant. Eddy Burnside. Stephanie Burton. John Campbell. Robin Canady. Kim Carev. Wanda Carte Thomas t arter. Lynn t hristian. Morris Cleveland. Chr� Coile. Lynn Cook. Renee Craft, David Crump. Jim Crump Mitchell tin C unnineham. Gre : Daniels. Stacev Dooley Courtney Drye. I)arren Dye. Alton Eaton. Tracy Ertzbereer. Christy Floyd. M_____________ Stephen Gibson. Lisa Griffin. Mark Harris. Vikki Harris. Shawn Haynes. Frankie Heaton. Burney Hendrix. Teme Hendrix Adam Her - _'u_____u , ' --' c-T, ;f«, n ourney nenarix. 1 erne nendrix. Adam Merr fe DaVr H,ckfiF:dd'fIHl11-P,m lteon Jrtc y from. Erie Johnson. Frankie Johnson. Mike Lecrov. Karen Martin. Jimm o ii Moon, Carey Moore. Lee Moore Tyler Moore. Bobby Morris. Diana Osborne. Richard Partain. Stephen Pearson. Par Powell Freda Price. Russell Reed. Alice Rowe. Greg Sanders. Alan Saxon. Scott Smith. Stephanie Smith. Thomas Stovall. Sondra Stowi Gref Stowers. Tammy Teel. Ron Toney. Gwen Whiten. Teresa Wicker. Michelle Wilkins. Jimmy Wilson. Kofer Worley. Anfie Wrifhl The Hi-Life published six issues this year, one being a creative writing issue. Members of the staff sold ads, wrote copy and dummied up the paper. The Hartwell Sun then did the typing and the printing. At GSPA, the Hi-Life won second place for general excellence. Artist Harrison Mit- chell won first place in his category. Above: Lee Leverette — Hi-Life Editor. At Right: Advisor, Mrs. Patterson, and Ginger Teasley work on a Hi-Life layout. Members: Harrison Mitchell, Ginger Teasley, Tammy Teel, Rob McCullough, Windy Phillips, Missy Martin, Maria Cole, Mrs. Glorianne Patterson — Ad- visor, Holly Harmon, Lee Leverette, Lisa Appleby. Absent From Photo: Renee Bray. Hi-Life 113 What's For Lunch? The newest club at Hart County High School this year was the Food Council. Members were appointed by Mr. Hayes and were required to meet once a week with Mrs. Greenway, the Lunchroom Dietitian, to plan school menus. The purpose of the club is to allow the students to have an input into what is served for lunch. The members came up with new, and more interesting selections including shrimp, chefs salad, and chicken nuggets. Creating menus was a great learning experience for the students involved. The students learned about the nutritious requirements that must be met each day. They also learned that it isn’t always easy to come up with meals that meet all these requirements. Not only has the Food Council been helpful to students, but it has also helped the lunchroom workers by letting them know what the students like and don’t like and by giving them some fresh ideas on what to have for lunch. TO SUIT YOUR Members Are: (LR): Perdita Jordan. Julie Anne Johnson, Patti Skelton, and Rosalyn Jackson. Back Row: Rob McCullough. 114 Food Council 4 First Runner Up — Lisa Bell Second Runner Up — Marti Glenn Third Runner Up — Tracy Wood Fourth Runner Up — Beth Burden Miss Memoir 117 Mss iWcrry Christmas Suzanne tttartm The Senior class selected five girls to be on the Miss Merry Christmas Court. Out of those five, Suzanne Martin, at right, was chosen for this title. Miss Merry Christmas and court, pictured at bottom from left to right are: Julie Anne Johnson, Perdita Jordan, Suzanne Martin: Miss Merry Christmas, Michelle Hembree and Sharon Stovall. The court represented Hart County High School on a float in the Hartwell Christmas Parade, sponsored by the Jaycees. Crpiuit Her Hum Jennifer Laviolette, Miss Homecoming 1984-85 The crowd was anxiously awaiting the moment Miss Homecoming 1984-85 would be crowned. The smiles on each of the girl’s faces reflected the honor of representing their class. The moment arrived when the speaker announced Jen- nifer Laviolette, Miss Homecoming 1984-85. Miss Homecoming and her escort, Robert Schultz Senior escorts: Scott Fleming, Robert Vaughn, Wally Crump, Robert Schultz, and David Morgan 120 Miss Homecoming Class Representatives and their Escorts: Freshman Class — Jill Martin and Kevin Reed, Sophomore Class — Suzanne Holbrook and Alan Johnson, Junior Class — Natalie Holland and Russell Childs. Homecoming Court 121 Sht Hears the Crown Each of the senior football players selected an escort and Miss Bulldog was chosen by the entire football team. The excitement of pre-game was brought to a peak when Cindy White was announced Miss Bulldog 1984-85. Miss Bulldog and her escort, David Jonson Miss Bulldog receiving her flowers from Principal Jerris Hayes. Cindy White, Miss Bulldog 1984-85 122 Miss Bulldog George Hill and Karen Rucker John Ray and Lisa Bell Miss Bulldog 123 Ted Brown and Cindy Leverette Jeff Hughes and Michelle Wilkins Jerry Wilkins and Lisha Simpson David Jonson and Cindy White 124 Miss Bulldogs Rob McCollough and Ann Marie Mauldin Mike Rucker and Erica Pinkston William Gaines and Perdita Jordan Pat Patterson and Michelle Hembree Steve Brewer and Angie Leverette Charles Thornton and Samantha Geter Miss Bulldog 125 126 MissHCHS Miss HCHS Court: Beth Fowler — 2nd runner up, Errica Morrison — 4th runner up. Deana Buykendall — Miss HCHS, Suzanne Martin — 1st runner up, Natalie Holland — 3rd runner up. Miss HCHS 127 Awards of Excellence Mrs. Faye Cole, who teaches Health Occupations, was selected as the 1983-1984 Hart County voca- tional Teacher of the Year. The award, the highest in the Hart County Vocational Education pro- gram, is given in recognition of dedication to students and organiza- tions in the classroom. The selection is based upon a recommendation from the Vocational Student Ad- visory Board, with support from local school and community leaders. Mrs. Cole was presented with a commemorative plaque and silver tray. According to Vocational Direc- tor, Bill Chandler, “Faye is an ex- cellent, well-organized teacher. She has a good relationship with her students and the community and maintains a high level of quality teaching. Mrs. Cole studied at Anderson Memorial Hospital where she receiv- ed her RN. She had a career of 25 years in private industrial, and hospital nursing before joining the Hart County Vocational Department in its first year, 1976-77. Stephen Patterson earned the honor of 1985 STAR Student. The ti- tle of STAR student is determined by the highest score on the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) along with other criteria. Stephen achieved the highest SAT score ever for Hart County High. This is not the only “first” that Stephen has achieved during his High School career. He has also won every medal in every subject area for three years. Stephen’s choice for STAR Teacher was Mr. John Kutulas. Mr. Kutulas has taught in the Hart Coun- ty system six years, and heads the math Department, teaching all areas of math, calculus, and computer science. Stephen felt that of all his teachers, he had learned the most from Mr. Kutulas. Stephen plans to attend the Georgia Institute of Technology and major in Electrical Engineering. Afterwards, he plans to attend a business school. Our sincere congratulations to Mrs. Cole, Stephen, and Mr. Kutulas. 128 Awards Voice of Democracy This contest requires a student to deliver a 3-5 minute speech on a patriotic theme. This year’s winner was Billy Kutulas. 2nd place — Alan Martin. 3rd place — Missy Martin. Governor's Honors Front Row: Nancy Brown — English. Robin Atkinson — Music. 2nd Row: Brent Vickery — Social Studies. Richard Stovall — Vocational. Billy Kutulas — Math. 129 Special Awards DAR Best Citizen Perdita Jordan The Senior class voted on one person that possessed qualities of leadership, patriotism, dependability, and service to the community and Perdita Jordan was selected. Perdita was then required to write an essay on her responsibility to preserve the American Heritage to be sent to the state level to be judged. Varsity Academic Team The Varsity Academic Team has again played an undefeated season for the 1984-85. This is the third year of the Academic Team program and the Hart County Varsity team has never been defeated. The Academic events con- sist of one hour of questions in English, math, science, and social studies plus a new buzzer segment. The Varsity Team will travel to Clarke Central and Jefferson High for final tournaments and according to academic team advisor Betty Edwards, “We certainly hope to continue the winn- ing trend.” Pictured at Right: Members of undefeated original team. Members: (L-R), 1st Row. Billy Kutulas, Lee Leverette, Nancy Cook, Stephen Patterson, Carey Jackson. 2nd Row: Mrs. Edwards — advisor. Windy Phillips, Todd Horsley, Van McCorkle, Brent Vickery, Cindy Leverette. 130 Varsity Academic Team J. V. Academic Team J.V. Team Members: (L-R): Missy Hendrix, Michelle Jarrell, Lara Chatham, Julie Cole, Sally Lott. Row 2: Emily Mullenix, Daphne Fleming, Mac Mc- Curry, Jeremy Haley, Ronnie King, and Mrs. Ridgway, advisor. Above, Right: Team Captains — Michelle Jarrell — Captain, Norman Foster — Co-Captain. JV Academic Team 131 Senior Superlatives Stephen Patterson Stephen has lettered in the Academic Team and has been an active member of National Honor Society, FBLA, and in Literary Meets. Stephen was chosen as the 1985 STAR Student. Wally Crump “Some men see things as they are and say, “why?”; I see things that never were and say, “why not?” Robert F. Kennedy Wally Crump has been very active throughout high school. He has been a member of 4-H, the Memoir Staff, FCA, NHS, and FBLA. He served as State 4-H Boys’ Vice President, Memoir Sports’ Editor, Senior Class Treasurer, FCA Treasurer, and President of FBLA. Wally plans to at- tend the University of Georgia in the Fall. 132 Senior Superlatives •Senior Superlatives are pictured by the number of accumulated points. Lee Leverette Lee has been a member of 4-H, NHS, ICC, JCL, and FBLA, in which he serv- ed as state vice-president. He has let- tered three years on the academic team. He attended GHP in the area of Ex- ecutive Management. He also par- ticipated in the literary meet in extem- poraneous speaking. His interests in- clude reading, tennis, rock music, and water sports. After high school Lee plans to attend the University of Georgia and major in business. From there he plans to attend law school. Perdita Jordan Perdita has been active in many clubs including FCA, NHS, Interact in which she served as vice-president, and many others. She was copy editor of the yearbook staff and Co-Captain of the Flag Corps. She was a member of the Miss Merry Christmas and Miss Bulldog Courts. She attended Girl’s State. Perdita was voted as DAR Best Citizen by the Senior Class. In her spare time she enjoys singing, playing the piano, and baking. She plans to attend the Georgia Institute of Technology and major in Chemical Engineering. Andrew G. Mullenix Andy has been very active in band, his honors include: V.I.P. low-brass section leader, All State, All-District, UGA Music Festival Honor Band, and McDonald’s All-American Nominee. He was also an officer in the Photography Club. Photographs were taken at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Patterson. Senior Superlatives 133 Windy Phillips “Make sure the things you’re living for are worth dying for.” Windy has been a member of the Art Club, FCA, FBLA, JCL, 4-H, Listen America, Debate Team, Academic Team, Science Club, and Interact. She has been the President and Scrapbook Chairman of the Art Club, Reporter of FBLA, 4-H County Council Member, Hi-Life Art Editor, and JCL Vice-President and Secretary. Windy plans to attend Young Harris College and Major in art. Afterwards, she plans to attend the Atlanta Art Institute. Andi Fleming “Tisn’t that it matters, but it’s the courage that goes with it.” In her years at Hart County High School, Andi was crowned Miss Hart County High School and named Miss Memoir. She served as Senior Class President, Anchor President, and was a member of FBLA, FCA, and Science Club. Andi was featured as solo twirler in the Marching Band for four years. After graduation, she plans to attend the University of Georgia, where she plans to major in pharmacy. 134 Senior Superlatives Cindy White Cindy enjoys working as a lifeguard during the summer. When not swimming, she enjoys dancing, twirling, listening to music, and being with her friends. Cindy feels that the only way to live life is to have fun while you can. She hopes to someday marry “Mr. Right” and maintain an exciting career. Her future also includes a degree in Pharmacy from the University of Georgia. Kim Ford During high school, Kim was a member of NHS, Anchor FCA, Science Club, and was Features Editor of the yearbook staff. She lettered four years in Varsity Cheerleading and served as Student Body President. She was on the Homecom- ing Court her Freshman and Senior year. She was chosen “Who’s Who Among American High School Students” and “Who’s Who in Cheerleading.” Kim plans to attend the University of Georgia and major in business. Carey Jackson Carey has been a member of the academic team, National Honor Scoiety, and Key Club. In his spare time he enjoys playing tennis, golf, hiking, and sailing. Carey is also an Eagle Scout. In the fall he plans to at- tend the University of Alabama. Imior lupmlatioes _ _______ Cfiii ta.nrlinq Walt, Cr Jlmy (Ur own Stephen Patterson Jfuhe Ulnne ffohnion JJee oCeverette Poh WcCultough JnJg Wultinas MfJJugLs perdita Jordan dbauid gonion Winjg P■ ay Craft _ 4ndi fJfeminy Jestie Belt _Kim fdord Pichg Cobh Cindy White Suzanne Uifiartin Carey achion Jfati Whittemore Senior Superlatives 137 Amy Brown “Every man’s life is a fairy-tale written by God’s fingers.” Hans Christian Anderson Amy plans to attend the University of Georgia and major in Pharmacy. Her hobbies include reading, cross-stitching and aerobics. She was involved in band, NHS, Interact, Science Club, FCA, and Academic Team. Julie Anne Johnson Julie is planning to attend the Georgia Institute of Technology and major in business management. She en- joys swimming, playing the piano, and walking or jogging. She was the Bulldog Mascot her ninth grade year and earned three letters in varsity cheerleading. She feel the only way to cure depression is to pig out on pizza and lasagna. 138 Senior Superlatives Rob McCullough “Listen to the mustn’ts child, Listen to the don’ts, Listen to the shouldn’ts, the impossibles, the won’ts. Listen very closely child, then listen close to me. Anything can happen child — anything can be.” Shel Silverstein Rob has lettered three times for varsi- ty training. He has served as layout editor and photographer for the year- book staff. His hobbies include photographer, amusement park history, movies, books, and music. He plans to attend a junior college for two years then transfer to a major university. Jeff Hughes “Never spit on a sidewalk, for one day you might step in it.” Jeff lettered in football, basketball, and track. He was also selected to attend Georgia Boy’s State. His future plans are to attend a four year college and then enter the field of Human Research. David Jonson Everyone was created equal and was given a talent and how one uses their talent will result in their way of life.” David enjoys all sports and plans to attend Western Carolina University where he has a four year football scholarship. He has let- tered in football for three years and basketball for two years. He also runs track. He has played the French horn in the concert band for one year and the symphonic band for three years. He studied piano for nine years and sings in his church choir. He also enjoys swimm- ing, jogging, lifting weights, eating, and a good night’s rest. He hopes to someday marry “Miss Right”! Senior Superlatives 139 Jay Craft “To pay every debt as if God wrote the bill.” Emerson During his High School Career, Jay was actively involved in FCA, Pep Club, and band (Symphonic, Concert, and Marching). While in the band he was awarded “The Most Improved Bandsman Trophy” playing trumpet and tuba. He also participated in baseball, lettering three years, and was a member of the 1983 and 1984 Sub Region Champion varsity basketball team. Jay plans to attend Delvry In- stitute of Technology and enter the field of Computer Science. Leslie Kathleen Bell “Although it seems as though you may never get out of school, time catches up with you. Hold on to the moments and memories as long as you can.” Leslie, who is now captain of the varsity cheerleaders, has been cheering for four years and has earned eight varsity let- ters. She was president of the sophomore and junior class. She was on the Hi-Life staff her sophomore year and a member of the Homecoming Court her senior year. She is the student body vice-president and the Key Club Sweetheart. She has been a member of FCA, FBLA, Science Club, Anchor Club, Pep Club and the Society of Distinguished High School Students. 140 Senior Superlatives Ricky Cobb “That which is unjust can really profit no one; that which is just can really harm no one.” Henry George Ricky has been active in Marching, Concert, and Sym- phonic bands. He is a percussion player and has participated in marching and orchestra festivals. His many awards include All-District, UGA Festival, Solo and Ensemble, Band Lieute- nant, Section Leader and Symphonic Band President. Ricky is also active in baseball and tennis. His honors include Player of the Week in baseball. Ricky is a member of Key Club, Pep Club, FCA, Science Club, DCT, and VICA. Jan Whittemore “Have fun today while preparing for tomorrow.” Jan is planning to attend Furman University in Greenville, S.C. after graduation. She would like to major in the field of education and after receiving her masters, teach on the high school level. She was actively involved in competitive gym- nastics for seven years but she is an avid fan of all sports. She is presently teaching a tumbling class and she looks forward to her time with her students. Suzanne Martin “We know what we are, but we know not what we may be.” Suzanne plans to attend the University of Georgia in the fall, where she hopes to pursue a career in psychology law. She has been active in FCA, Anchor Club, Yearbook, NHS, ICC, Band, and was senior class vice-president. She was selected Junior Homecoming Representative, and was Miss Merry Christmas. Her hobbies include piano and dancing. Senior Superlatives 14 Literary Meet 1. Oral Interpretation — Missy Martin, Wally Crump. Alternate — Maria Cole. !. Essay — Jan Whittemore, Lee Leverette. Alternate — Missy Hendrick. Spelling — Nancy Cook, Billy Kutulas. Alternate — Patti Skelton, t. Home Economics — Shana Manley. Typing — Julie A. Johnson, Kevin Strange k Extemporaneous Speaking — Windy Phillips, Wesley Weaver. . Debate — Windy Phillips, Lisa Treadwell, Mac McCurry, Norman Foster. 142 Literary Meet 1. Trio — Missy Martin, Kristi Skelton, Bridgette Gurley. Alternates: Jill Cheek, Claire Milford, and Sally Lott 2. Piano — Billy Kutulas, Nancy Cook 3. Solo — Kevin Strange, Perdita Jordan 4. Quartet — Greg Daniel, Wally Crump, Ken Barnes, Sharon Craft. Alter- nates: Ronnie King, Wesley Weaver. The coordinator for the 1985 Literary Events was Mrs. Cathi Teel. She has done an excellent job in the past and has followed through with the winning tradition again this year. Literary Meet 143 Golden Summer For 16 Olympic days and nights, the world seemed warmer. At the end the ceremony was Hollywood at its corny best. The LA Memorial Coliseum became a magic kingdom as 93,000 spectators waved flashlights and the fireworks bloomed. The US won an unprecedented 83 gold medals. There were other superlatives, too. Despite the Soviet boycott, the XXIII Olympiad produced a record profit of $150 million, was attended by 5.5 million spectators in Los Angeles and watched on TV by another 5.5 billion — more than half the population of the world. Cold Cash Top 10 Hits Gas School Lunch Coke Crackers Yearbook Tape Movie Concert Tickets Jeans — Guys Girls DQ Hamburger Biggest Movie 1. Jump — Van Halen 2. Against All Odds Phil Collins 3. Let's Go Crazy — Prince 4. Footloose — Kenny Ixrggins 5. Hello Lionel Richie 6. Let's Hear It For The Boy Denise Williams 7. Time After Time — Cyndi l auper 8. What's Love Got To Do With It — Tina Turner 9. When Doves Cry — Prince 10. Ghost busters Ray Parker Jr. Victory Incredible Happenings 1. Baby Fae was the fifth human — and first infant to receive an animal heart. Born with a fatal cardiac defect, she lived for 12 days with her own faulty heart and for another 20 with the transplanted heart of a seven month old female baboon. 2. William Schroeder, 52, a retired munitions inspec- tor from Jasper, Ind. was the second artificial heart pioneer. 3. Because of a decade of drought and civil war, peo- ple were starving in Ethiopia. The US came to the rescue with food and helped save many of the starv- ing children. The 1984 Presidential Election A Campaign of “Firsts” 1. Geraldine Ferraro became the first woman on the Na tional Ticket of a major party. 2. Jesse Jackson vies for the Democratic nomination. 3. President Reagan car- ried the vote in Hart County! 4. President Reagan was reelected overwhelmingly U 9 carrying all states except « j ‘ f, Minnesota and the ® District of Columbia. ISmj ' vTf11 , 144 Main Eventa j � ■ n • - - •- • . V : v ' ■ ' -«£ 5 i , ▼ gtOHS f Ksft r. � 4 ni 1 � ||'! K v-X. ff W-V Ai Pfe- ra wi. IP A- fiss (Kir «iTO JSS W? -- -. -;•■ STO S5J � iv-iV. £ WTOfl m W £gL WK3 ' � • -4 W«Mf JO1 � is .• fc S?8S8s; 1111 P «S 9 li£ |p: vvYVi vV BffiSAR awB iS Ted Brown William Gaines Pat Patterson John Ray Jerry Wilkins Senior Players 147 Mike Sadler Charles Thornton HAttT s UH Front: Kevin Harris, Rodney Crossley. Arch Adams, Johnny Foster, Brad Smith, Brad Lack, Mark Brown. Second flow: Tim Jones, Kevin Reed, Darren Sayer, Gregg Jackson, Gil Spencer, Chip Kidd. Bruce Leicht, Carter Barton. Third Row: MAtt Boggs, Charley Schell, Steve Adams, Wesley Powell, Robert Maxwell, Glenn Crump, Roger Harris, Danny Patterson, Eric Gillespie, Joey Emmons, Phillip Shiflet. Freshmen Players 149 Trainer — Rob McCullough Manager — Mike Ruckers i A Front: Head Coach — Bill McCullough. Back: Tim Jones, Tommy Smiley, John Blackburn, Phillip Shiflet, Matt Boggs, Eddie McCurley, Glen Hendrix. Coaches 151 Irwin Hill Chad Sanford Ted Brown Tim McLane Danny Crumley 152 Football Team Rodney Rucker ■Jett Hughes Derek Bell Chip Kidd Kevin Reed Robert Maxwell Arch Adams George Hill Darren Sayer Mark Brown Rodney Cross ley Gregg Jackson Brad Lack Kevin Evans John Ray Danny Patterson Steve Adams Brent Vickerv Johnny Foster Skipper Wainwright Gil Spencer Wayne Hinson Vincent Martin Williams Gaines Coach Boggs HART Carter Barton Krid Gillespie Coach Jones Coach Shiflel Hob McCullough Coach McC u llough Mike Rucker Coach Hendrix Coach McCurley Brad Smith Kevin Harris Wesley Powell Joey Rmmons Jerry Wilkins David Jonson Bruce Leicht Coach Blackburn Coach Smiley Pat Paiterson Ronnie Jones Jason Gt8v Roger Harris Terry Nicholson Jeff Tucker Cannon Mauldin (Hen Crump Mike Sadler Charles Thornton Lee Adams Charley Schell Football Team 153 The 1984 Powderpuff Football game was played at Herndon Stadium. This year the Junior Team was victorious over the Seniors. Highlights of the game are pictured on this page. Left: Senior Team. Middle Left: Junior Cheerleaders. Middle Right: Junior Team — Victorious in 1984. Bottom Left: Robert Vaughn — 1984 Homecoming Queen.” Bottom Right: Senior Cheerleaders. 154 Powderpuff Varsity Players: Sitting: Andre Daniel, Charles Thornton, Desmond Hughes, Mike Sadler, Brian Shiflett, Mike Newton, Stacy Craft, Tommy Hughes. Standing: Coach Marsh, Terrell Barne9, Terrell Goss, Mike Sims, Jerry Wilkins, David Jonson, Dewitt Alexander, William Hill, Tim Teasley, Mike Rucker, and Coach Jones. Varsity Players: Coach Boggs, Jerenethia Jones, Lisa Johnson, Janie Isom, Glenda Jones, Terrie Hawkins, Julie Yeargin, Tammy Mattox. Danette Bowers, Donna Roebuck, Debbie Allen, Rhonda Ayers, Annette Lee. Karen Rucker, Judy Blackwell, Tammy Durette, Margaret Allen, Rosalyn Jackson, and Coach McCurley. Varsity Basketball 157 158 Senior Players Basketball Candida 159 m BOYS WE GIRLS GIRLS THEY BOYS CLARKE CENTRAL 56 56 MADISON 64 43 EAST HALL 59 77 WINDER BARROW 29 51 ELBERT 56 82 STEPHENS 52 69 FRANKLIN 48 75 BUFORD 61 69 GAINESVILLE 45 56 ELBERT 51 66 MONROE 46 66 FRANKLIN 58 61 GAINESVILLE 46 98 CLARKE CENTRAL 48 80 BUFORD 60 63 MADISON 46 72 WINDER BARROW 28 52 EAST HALL 73 82 MONROE 57 60 Varsity Schedules 161 First Row, (I,-R): Tommy Hughes, Eric Rucker, George Harper, Neil Mitchell, Erwin Hill. Second Row: Robert Blackwell, Brian Shiflet, Tyson Alexander, Dana Strange, Michael Oglesby, Steve Rayton, and Coach Jones. First Row, (L-R): Anthony Lee, Eric Rucker, Kevin Harris. Second Row. Brad Smith, Bruce Leicht, Neil Mitchell, Tim Barnes, Roger Harris, Robert Blackwell, Steve Rayton, and Coach Jones. 162 JV and 9th Basketball JV Basketball 163 J.V. Flayers: First Row: Tammy Durett, Karla Watson, Freda Gray. Second Row: Wende White, Teak Brown, Tracy Blackwell, Coach Boggs 164 JV Candids £ 3 g SS� 3 8 fc S 8 S $ w 3 T G G B 37 Clarke Central 17 29 27 Madison 30 40 18 East Hall 31 58 26 Elbert 53 68 48 Stephens 11 56 30 Franklin 34 45 27 Elbert 34 48 48 Stephens 11 52 46 Franklin 34 44 46 Clarke Central 26 59 22 Madison 24 41 50 East Hall 44 55 37 Franklin 60 Winder 61 Elbert 59 Stephens 69 Buford 73 Elbert 76 Stephens 60 Franklin 72 Buford 65 Winder JV and 9th Schedules 165 Deanna Feltman — Co-Capt. Kim Ford r=.«55= ===5_r Bridgette Gurley Erica Pinkston Rosalyn Rucker Jan Whittemore Cheerleaders 167 II II ilium II..II..H mm mm mum ii ii ii mu II..II..H i ..■i .... ..ii ..ii .... .... Sujj ....;:ii £ •o s 11 5 s s -5 U 168 J.V. Cheerleaders HI At the 1985 Fall Sports Banquet Cross Country Awards were given to the following: Marti Glenn — Most Valuable Runner and Paul Argo — Jy Most Improved Runner, lop Picture: (L-R): Montine Surrencv, Beth Fowler, Kristi Skelton, and Marti Glenn. Bottom Picture: (L-R): Mr. H Presley, Tom McCurry, Bill Boleman, Paul Argo, Scott Fleming, Gary Collins, and David Little. Cross County 169 Front Row. (L-R : Brent Vickery, Russell Childs, Ricky Cobb, Wayne Hinson. 2nd Row: Seniors: Front Row: Ricky Cobb, Brian Terry Nichilson. Chris Brown, Matt Beasley, Brian Chitwood. Back Row: David Morgan. Chitwood. 2nd Row: David Morgan, Jay Jay Craft, Vincent Marlin. Sharon Craft. Stephen Partlow. Craft. Matt Beasley 170 Baseball Boys’ Tennis: Front Row: Mac McCurry, Alan Martin, Charles Strickland. Kevin Harris. Back Row: Wesley W’eaver, Ralph Berg, Robert Schultz, Wendall Holland. Michael Parham. Girls’ Tennis: Susan Munda, Michelle Meyerholtz, Kela Martin, and Dona Feltman. Golf Members: Front Row: David Collins, Mark White, Matt Beasley, Todd Oglesby. Back Row: David Emmerick, Norman Foster. Glenn Childress. Van McCorkle. Seniors on the Golf Team: Mark White, Matt Beasley. Tennis and Golf 171 Front Row: Kim L. Kay, Marti Glenn, Sherry Turner, Tammy Mattox, Tammy Durrett, Glenda Jones. Back Row: Michele Jones, Christy Jonson, Jennifer Jackson, Beth Burden, Stephanie Daniels, Rita Hunt, Happi Allen, Errica Morrison, Beverly Martin. 172 Track Front Row, (L-R): Euiadee Stowers, Mike Sims, Steve Brewer, James Brown, Roy Merritt, Danny Brown, Paul Argo, Danny Bowers. 2nd Row: Erwin Hill, Tommy Hughes, Keith Dooley, Tommy McCurley, Rodney Crossley, Darryl Blackwell, Sean Blassingame. 3rd Row: Charles Thornton. David Jonson, Can- non Mauldin, Kevin Evans, Lee Adams. Eric Christian, Luther Smith. Seniors: Front: Darryl Blackwell. 2nd Row: Steve Brewer. Sean Blassingame. 3rd Row: Charles Thornton, David Jonson. Track 173 Alton Cheek, Owner SCec Uc Service Old Gin Road Bowersville, GA 30516 Phone: 245-8982 VICKERY SUPPLY CO. Van Specializing (404) 356-8314 Owner: Billy Vickery MODERN TIRE CO. West Howell Street Hartwell, Georgia 30643 HARRY MARETT’S SUPERMARKET Hartwell, Georgia 30643 “Home of everything good to eat.” Dial 376-8014 Cleveland Ave. HARTWELL COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. 177 STRICKLAND FUNERAL HOME INC. 200 Cleveland Ave. Hartwell, Ga. 30643 Phone: 376-3901 Mailing Andy’s Sales P.O. Box 910 Hartwell, Ga. 30643 Shipping Andy's Sales 955 Anderson Hwy. Hartwell, Ga. 30643 Compliments of Ann Thornton ANN’S FREEZETTE Corner of Reynolds and Slaton Hartwell, Ga. Phone 376-4573 HARTWELL GOLF CLUB Congratulations to the Class of 1985 178 Compliments of McGEE HEATING AIR CONDITIONING Route 3 Hartwell, GA 30643 Walter and Brenda McGee The Scruggs Clinic Hartwell Plaza Athens Street Hartwell, GA 30643 Dr. Stephen W. Nichols Office 404 376-7183 Residence: 404 283-1543 179 HART COUNTY ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORPORATION Serving Hart, Elbert, Franklin Madison, and Stephens Counties P.O. Box 2501, Hartwell, GA 30643 Phone: (404) 376-4714 STYLETTE BEAUTY SALON 1013 West Howell Street Hartwell, GA 30643 Phone: 376-4832 Tim and Betty Cornett P.O. Box 6 Over 20 Years Royston Rd. In Cemetery Business Hartwell, GA 30643 NANCY HART MEMORIAL PARK, INC. Serving Hart County and Surrounding Areas With Dignity and Respect Ground Lots, Mausoleum Crypts, Bronze Markers Granite Bases, Granite Monuments, Coping and Gravel Office Hours: Telephone 9:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M. Office 404-376-9402 Closed Wednesday Night 404-376-9009 9:00-12:00 Noon Sat. ANDREA’S FASHION SHOP M. 29 NORTH MOBILE HOMES P.O. Box 411 — 930 Hwy. 29 North Hartwell, Georgia 30643 (404) 376-7134 181 THE HARTWELL COMPANY AND HARTWELL MFG. COMPANY LEADER CONCRETE Vickery Street Ext. Hartwell, Georgia 30643 376-7176 376-7177 Compliments of HARTWELL VIDEO The Place That Celebrates Life FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH HOLMES OIL AUTO 706 West Howell Hartwell Ph. 376-8463 6 HOLBROOK EQUIPMENT AND FEED 943 Anderson Highway 376-2728 Hartwell A OCUTZ KHO FAHB THE FABRIC SHOP Sewing Machine Sales and Service Hartwell Plaza Hartwell, Georgia 30643 THE ART gry CENTER Thanks _ 413 E. Franklin V ' '! Hartwell Georgia for Shopping Phone 376-9037 Peggy Appleby Proprietor BELL’S Hartwell Plaza BOB’S FLORIST Congratulations Seniors! 307 W. Howell St. Hartwell’s Newest and Most Advanced 184 SAXON ELECTRIC Compliments of CO. Comforter Air Conditioning Heating POWELL’S GROCERY AND 376-8722 POWELL’S QUICK Electrical — Plumbing STOP Congratulations and Celebrate With a Movie vidEQ ■Hill! ■Ill dimensions It NORTH PL A2A HA A TWILL. OA. 30 43 _ Movie Rental Club THE PRIMPERS HAIRSTYLIST Check out tapes as a member or non-member. 376-3620 Hartwell, Georgia Low Weekend Rates. Also VCR’s can be rented — get movies at the member price. Stylist: Gussie Mabry Jan Mabry Linda Stowers 185 m, MILLIKEN Congratulations to the Class of ’85 NEWTON PLANT MILLIKIN AND COMPANY BIG AUTO PARTS 522 West Franklin Street Hartwell, GA 30643 BIG AUTO PARTS LITTLE PAVING CO., INC. Over 20 Years in Business Hartwell Free Estimates Tocca Phone — Fine Personnel and Equipment Phone — Day — 376-5126 to Serve You 886-2758 Night — 376-8496 All Workmanship and After 5 p.m. Dale Bannister Materials Guaranteed Ford Meece 187 Compliments of BEGGS FOOD CITY Congratulations Seniors Hartwell Mills BAILES-COBB Family Department Store — Downtown Established in 1929 P.O. Box 517 Hartwell, Georgia Phone — 376-7156 HART COUNTY TELEPHONE 188 Compliments of: L. G. CACCHIOLI, M.D., P.A. B. J. DAVIS, M.D., P.C. W. F. DISMUKE, D.D.S., P.A. SAM C. GRIZZLE, D.D.S. E. S. SALIBA, O.D. DAVID STONE, M.D. E. D.WYSONG, M.D. J. PERRY KAY JR., D.M.D. Best Wishes From BANK OF SEAWRIGHT JEWELERS On the Square HARTWELL Tpl„ J DifTT Hartwell, Georgia 30643 Downtown Telephone — 376-2776 For All of Your Jewelry, Gift, and Repair Needs and North Office ® FD1C Learn how to make up your face...free Today, Merle Norman invites you to learn the de- sign and colors of your own beautiful face. Our trained Beauty Advisors will teach you how to: Open your eyes with color. Shape your lips soflly. Contour your face. Let our Beauty Advisors teach you today... free. mERLE noRmm I In- IMjic for llit ( ii-lom Kat i ' HOPE CHRISTIAN BOOKSTORE But now abide faith, hope, and love, these three; but the greatest of these is love. 1 Corinthians 13:13 106 Carolina St. Hartwell Congratulations to the Class of ’85 Joe Foster, Sheriff Franklin County 190 Best Wishes From TASTEE FREEZ of Hartwell Congratulations Class of ’85 _________________________ Skel+on-Morrs Associates A -= Hartwell Plaza — Hartwell, Georgia C. William Kid E. Allen Jackson Fort M. Oglesby Lee E. Brinson CHARLOTTE MILFORD REALTY •AMERICANS 205 E. Franklin Street P.O. Box 7055 Laundry Dry cleaning Co, Inc Hartwell, Georgia 30643 376 5454 HARTWELL. GA. Charlotte Milford, Broker 404-376-4424 192 MONROE AUTO EQUIPMENT A Division of Tenneco Automotive Hartwell, Georgia Makers of World Famous Monroe Shock Absorbers and Struts An Equal Opportunity Employer ’fMONROEF 193 ELIZABETH’S Ray H. Lewis FASHIONS 88 Augusta Road Lavonia, Georgia 30553 ! LEWIS sales; Elizabeth Scarboro 404-245-8708 404-356-1523 928 Hwy. 29N Hartwell, GA 30643 404-376-8042 THE Since 1876 ... 109 Years of Service to Hart County NORTHEAST GEORGIA BANK Lavonia haRtcoeJJ sun Canon and Your Hometown Weekly Newspaper Royston Member the sun FDIC Commercial and Industrial Printing and Publishing 194 980 W K Hartwell, Georgia Salutes the Class of ’85 LAKE HARTWELL POOLS Lobe Hartwell Pools imnir22H3 CLAUDE RAY FORD SALES, INC. 223 Elbert St. P.O. Box 789 Elberton, Georgia 30635 Salesman Roy T. Crook Jeff Jones Owner and Operator Phone — 283-1301 Phone — 376-1301 “If You Don’T Know Cars, Know Your Car Dealer” 195 WAGON WHEEL CUSTOM VANS Rt. 1 Hart County Industrial Park Hartwell, Ga. Phone — 376-7172 Best Wishes to the Class of ’85 From SHERIFF LARRY SANDERS ANDERSON AUTO PARTS Automotive Parts Dealer Cleveland Avenue Hartwell, Ga. Phone 376-4761 TEMPLE GIN, INC. Inman Temple, Owner For Years the Farmer’s Friend Purina Feed Dealer Wheat and Soybeans Yard and Seed Pesticides Everything From the Garden to the Patio, Lawn, Pets, and Farm 196 Best Wishes From HAILEY’S THE DRUG STORE “Your Family Independent Drug Store” Hartwell, Georgia C M WORLD OF FASHIONS Carolina Street Hartwell, Ga. Phone: Business: 376-4366 Home: 404-783-3063 Charles or Mattie Walker You Babes Espirit Organically Grown Hang Ten Melissa Maranne Eber Jody New Raves Billy Byron Robby Len Sassafras JOHN DUNCAN TIRES Store Number 5 510 East Franklin Street Hartwell, Georgia 30643 Phone: 376-8695 € 'rtc. 197 LHP CORPORATION Hartwell, Georgia HANSEN’S SIGN CO. Custom Shirts, Caps, License Tags East Franklin St. Hartwell, Georgia Phone: 376-5553 BIG M-ACE HARDWARE ACE HARDWARE Hartwell, Georgia Phone: 376-3725 198 REED CREEK BAPTIST CHURCH Our Theme: The Fellowship of Excitement Route 2 Hartwell, Georgia 30643 199 BEGGS GROCERY AND FARM SUPPLY Compliments of Charles and Gaynelle Lawrence Gas — Groceries — Feed Seed — Fertilizers — Hardware HARTWELL Hwy. 29 South Canon, GA 376-4440 376-4452 FLORIST SATELLITES UNLIMITED CORDELL JEWELRY Lavonia, GA Owners: Greg Sanders Forrest Wooten Your Satisfaction Is Our Success Hwy. 17 S., Suburban Shopping Center Lavonia, Georgia 30553 (404) 376-9727 (404) 356-4350 TJ and Ann Cordell f M 376-4268 1 JJB1 4 200 Congratulations to the Class of ’85 pOUTHERN MBRELLA CHoMPANY, inc. POST OFFICE BOX 516 HARTWELL. GEORGIA 30643 G§ HARTWELL HI-DRI MARINA OF HARTWELL PHARMACY Sales and Service 7 Days a Week Phone — 376-5441 201 � Compliments of: THE CITY OF HARTWELL “Best Little Town by a Dam Site” Mayor Joan Saliba Council: Herbert Maret George Hubbard Kendall Ayers Council: Sarah Mayfield Frank Schell Ray Bowman temple Hea ' Jule Temple, Jr. Broker Is 108 West Howell Street Post Office Box 119 Hartwell, Georgia 30643 404 376-3866 TEMPLE INSURANCE “Highest Standards of Professional Service” THE LAMPLIGHTER FLOWERS AND ANTIQUES 105 Depot Street Phone — 376-2534 A Hart County High School Supporter 202 Eatin’ All Around Town! When the hungries hit, hurry on over to Hardee s! Because whether you're in the mood for hot bis- cuits, Juicy burgers, tender roast beef or real boneless breast of chicken fillet sandwiches— Hardee's has iti so the next time you see a Hardee s sign, go on and pull In—for the best eatin all aroundl Hardee? 108-110 Howell St. Hartwell, Georgia Cosmetics DRUGS Soda Fountain ECONOMY Hallmark Cards CLEVELAND FORD INC. 204 South Carolina St. P.O. Box 249 Hartwell, Georgia 30643 Phone — 376-4758 Authorized Ford Sales and Service McLEE’S JEWELRY Phone: 376-2171 103 W. Howell Hartwell, Georgia GREER FURNITURE CO. Philco TV's General Electric Appliances 117 Forest Avenue Hartwell, GA 30643 Phone — 376-4453 204 Class of ’85 %. ±Lmul 4dkdu-� §! £� £- | QuiXICjl (y • tU’M r § OSr 4 X. ?§ vr «r 3 f1 J CtUruL 7 itt AW L | � IjlirYgY V s t?J% L£Z , 3 YV Y?%IyV Y f11 ; Y« . I , rt rv ca Ssown V Yff” ‘f-Y hfcg- 1 a jJ H 0 0 6aami p (L ) t Wit , c U .Mu)j «j k 20! 1985