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

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MEMOIR 1986 HART COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Hartwell, Georgia Volume 41 Editors Nancy Brown Danette Sheriff Nancy Ayers, Advisor TABLE of CONTENTS Preface: Editors' Note Opening Section ” Chapter I: Sports Chapter II: Features Acac Chapter III: Qubs Organizations...............77 Chapter IV: Faculty..........................104 CharPTV: ClaMM...............................119 Preface In 1945, the Senior Class produced the first Memoir. The foreward of the 1945 Memoir stated The primary purpose of any annua! is to help recall vividly the fond memories of high school dayi Ve, the staff, will have ■ached our goal if this annual, in years to :come, fulfills its name. Since that time 90 Memoirs have been [rinted. We H pe ihaithe 198R Memoir can equal the quality of its’predecessM Our Story Begins .. . On August 26,1985, the school doors opened once again for another year of hard work. Each student walked through the doors with different emo- tions. The freshmen began the year with high hopes of what was to come and excitement of finally being in high school. The sophomores came back quietly knowing that they would soon face Mr. Baker's Biology class and the Basic Skills Test, luniors entered with ex- citement. They knew that this would be their year to launch the prom. The seniors entered the doors for their final year with mixed emotions. They were excited about finishing high school, but were unsure of what the future holds for them. It was the Best of Times . . . Fond memories fill our high school years. Many firsts occur during high school. Everyone will remember the first date, dance, prom, and special person. As the senior class of 1986 looks back, they realize that the last four years have really been 'the Best of Times.'' . . . the Worst of Times However, our high school years are not all tun and play. The com- bination of homework, exams, after school jobs and extra-curricular ac- tivities often becomes overwhelming Sometimes the long hours do not seem worth the effort but in the end we see that our dedication and determination pays off. ... the Spring of Hope As the new year started, there was also a boost of school spirit. It was a year of new beginnings. Cheerleader, Suzanne Holbrook said, The best part about the new spirit is that it's contagious ... WATCH OUT!” On October 4, our varsity football team defeated Monroe 21-7 for a Homecoming victory ... our Spring of Hope” had materialized. 8 “Last year's team had some individual efforts. The difference this year is that we play as a team, win or lose. Chad Sanford “I feel that the team is becoming a close knit group instead of individuals trying to play their own game. I think that in the near future it will be something special and an honor to play football at Hart County High School. Brent Vickery 9 We Had Everything Before Us . . . Life has many ups and downs High school days are tilled with tough decisions and many problems It is our choice as to how we adjust to these. We must never give up We must accept what life has to offer blJr 8 ii A Time To Reach For The Stars .. . Dawn brings about a new today; this today is ours, a treasure house of opportunities, a sea of possibilities. With the many opportunities that we have the world can be ours. Set high goals and try to be the best that you can be. For Robin Atkinson and Sheryl Norris, September 20th marked an outstanding achievement - nomination for McDonald's All-American Band (Picture at left) 12 To Everything There Is A Season . . . A A . a time to break down, and a time to build up; time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn, and a time to dance; . a time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracing; time to get, and a time to lose; a time to keep, and a time to cast away; . a time to keep silence, and a time to speak; time to love, and a time to hate; a time of war, and a time of peace. Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 Holy Bible 1986 Memoir Staff Few people realize the amount of work involved in the production of the Memoir. To most students, it is merely a book that appears magically every year in May, is signed by friends, then tucked away on a shelf for later reference. For us, the Memoir Staff, this book represents much more. It reveals countless hours of hard work and dedication, which starts in May by selling ads and continues even after yearbook class ends in February. We strive to represent the entire student body and the school year as a part of the history of Hart County High School. We hope the Memoir will have a very special meaning for everyone and through it we will have contributed our part in The Never Ending Story. Staff members pictured above are: Michele Myerholtz, Ann Campbell, Marsha Shirley, Deana Kuykendall, Alan Martin, Nancy Brown, Mrs. Ayers, Danette Sheriff, Steven Johnson, Michelle Jarrell, Emily Mullenix, Daphne Fleming and Rosalyn Jackson. 16 The 1965 Memoir marked a championship year for the Hart County Football Team. DIVISION 17 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS SHOW THEIR SPIRIT First Row, I to R: Michele Milford, Kim Brown, Pam McDowell, |enny Bailey, Suzanne Holbrook, Kela Martin, Missy Hendrick, Beth Fowler. Second Row: Lisa Bell and Co-Captains Georgia Phillips and Lynn Horsley. ADVISOR. Ann Kesler Cheerleaders prepare to cheer the dawgs to a victory. G-O-O-O-O-O-O DAWGS! SIC 'EM! WUF! WUF! WUF!!!!! 18 SPORTS JV CHEERLEADERS CHEER FOR A VICTORY First Row, l. Io R: Wanda Teasley, Co-Captain; Jean Hardigree.Captain. Second Row: Stephanie Manning, Jennifer Black, Mary Ray, Denise Crocker, Debbie Cobb, Tressa Vickery, Mitzi Eaton, Toscha Baker. One week this past summer, the Junior Varsity Cheerleaders attended camp at Furman Univer- ADVISOR: I ouise Bond sity which involved long excruciating hours in the hot summer sun, the making of new friends, and memories that would last a lifetime. SPORTS 19 SENIOR DAWGS LED THE TEAM Senior Players: Daryl Bartlett(90), Matthew Jatkson(56), Ronnie )ones(73), Tim McLane(16), Chad Sanford(lO), Jeff Tucker(87), Brent Vickery(60), john Wieller(79), Robert Wieller(67). JUNIOR SOPHOMORE DAWCS Juniors- at right: Cannon Mauldin, Ricky Alexander, Bill Carter Rodney Rucker, Russ Mize, Danny Crumley. Standing: Terrell Goss, Kevin Evans, Jason Gray, Carey Pearce, Wayne Hinson, Lee Adams, David Me Lane. u Junior, Terrell Goss pays close attention to Coach Pate, Coach Bailey, and Coach Grif- fin as they give instructions for the next play. Sophomores- above right: Chris Minervino, Wesley Foster, Kevin Harris, Anthony Lee, Eric Rucker, Johnny Foster, Glenn Crump, Robert Maxwell, Rodney Crosley, Laura Alderman. Standing: Kevin Reed, Charley Schell, Eric Gillespie, Danny Patterson, Joey Emmons, Roger Harris, Chris Whitworth, Chip Kidd, Brad Smith, Wesley Powell, Gil Spencer. 22 SPORTS Team spirit and dedication resulted in a 34-14 vic- tory over Stephens County. Above: Team members already anticipate victory early in the fourth quarter. (Photo credit-Cathy Fincher) At right: Sophomore, Roger Harris looks concerned for his team. COACHES GIVE INSPIRATION Gosh Ref, are you blind? - Coach Pale Coach Alexander reassures a player! The Varsity Dawgs get signals from members of the coaching staff: Coach Bailey, Coach McCurley Coach Griffin. Coach Burch plans his strategy. Kneeling; Lto R: Coach Lee Woolbright, Jr., Coach Eddie McCurley, Coach Glenn Griffin, Coach Jim Burch. Standing: Coach John Alex- ander, Coach Bobby Pate, Coach Frank Grif- fith, Coach Lewis Bailey. Pictured below: Head Football Coach-Bobby Pate Coach Bailey after the Homecoming game with Monroe- They won the game but he lost his hair! SPORTS 23 First Row; L to R: Kathy Gray, Chad Sanford, Terrell Goss, Glenn Crump, Kevin Harris ,Robert Maxwell,Bulldog Mascot; Hunker, Tim McLane, Chris Whit- worth, Danny Crumley, Rodney Rucker, Chip Kidd, Ricky Alexander, Bill Carter, Laura Alderman. Second Row: Russ Mize, Eric Rucker, Rodney Crossley, David Donald, Eric Gillespie, Kevin Evans, |ohn Mauldin, Danny Patterson, Brent Vickery, Anthony Lee, Brad Smith, Gil Spencer, Wesley Foster, Chris 24 SPORTS Minervino. Third Row: Ronnie King, Wayne Hinson, Johnny Foster, Robert Wieller, Wesley Powell, Carey Pearce, Joey Emmons, Ronnie lones, Jason Gray, Roger Harris, Rod Burton, Lee Adams, David McLane, Sammy Bowman. Fourth Row: Coach Bailey, Coach Alexander, Coach Pate, Coach Griffith. John Wieller, Cannon Mauldin, Charley Schell, Kevin Reed, left Tucker, Toney Couey, Daryl Bartlett, Coach McCurley, Coach Griffin, Coach Burch, Coach Woolbright, Jr. SPORTS 25 FROM 9TH GRADE FOOTBALL COMES TOMORROW'S VARSITY The 9th Grade Football Team completed their season with a 1-3 record. These future Bulldogs displayed many abilities and characteristics that indicate the football future of Hart County will be bright. Congratulations to these young men for their hard work and dedication. We look with great an- ticipation to their future as Hart County Bulldogs. -Coach )im Burch First Row. L to R: Spezio Stowers, Scott Sudderth, Donny Clinkscales, Earl Fouch, Perris Ruc ker, William Gray, Dedrick Shiflet, Jeff Owens, Tony Rucker. Se- cond Row: Dexter Crawford, Ray Craft, Jeffrey Rucker, Alan Gaines, Pat Brown, Victor Turner, John Mauldin, Spooner Phillips, Stewart Carter. Third Row: Tim Daniel, Rex Martin, Greg Fleeman, Randy Hart, Jerry Teasley, Dennis Holland, Rod Burton, Robert Martin. Fourth Row: Coach Burch, Mike Fellows, Jody Canady, Robert Hart, Kevin Brookins, Daryl Rucker, Derrick Mattox, Reggie Johnson, Tony Couey, Coach Griffith. 26 SPORTS SENIOR PLAYERS -DEFEATED BUT STILL ON TOP! Senior Players: Cristal Chitwood, Bonnie Surrency, Caroline Tate, Meg Mellinger, Kristy Skelton, Beth Burden, Kris Graham, Missy Martin, Trina Durrett, )anie Isom, Teresa Hester, Tami Byrum, Kristy Macris, Connie Chapplear, Patti Bannister, Angie Ankerich, Renee Bailey, Kelly Cato, Melissa Max- well, Gloria Blackwell, Cathy Wilson, Lisa Johnson, Cindy Leverette, Jennifer Jackson, Kristy Tyndall, Angel Knighton, Tracy Shaw, Samantha, Vicki Harris, Lisa Mellinger, Valerie Sanders 1 1 .Mrs.Horsley was the coach for the seniors and was assisted by her son, Todd. 2.The senior cheerleaders: Robert Wieller.Dewitl Alex- ander,Ronnie Jones,Brian Shiflet.Eric Starks,Andre Daniel and Terry Outz,were very spirited as they cheered for the senior players. 3.Ron-E and Lee-Suh proclaim, Take me to your leader!! 4.Seniors prepare their run-through for the game. 5.1 -2-3 and they all fell down! 28 SPORTS JUNIORS ARE DOMINANT!!! Junior Players: Tonya Shiflet, Terri Hawkins, Lisa Floyd, Denise Craft, Tammy Sheriff, Michelle Jarrell, Emily Mullenix, Sheryl Bolten, Vickie Ayers, Julie Yeargin Glenda Jones, Lynn Horsley, Karen Rucker, Jamie Blackburn, Angela Hornick, Leah Stowe, Angie Daniel, Janette Rowland, Lori Morris, Gwen Freeman, Denise Cobb, Pat Doker, Donna Brown, Rita Oglesby, Cindy Burrow, Nicci Brown, Margie Brown, Dannette Bowers, Sandra Strange, Bonnie Munda, Coach Lavalle 1. Mr. Lavalle fills his players in on some team strategy. 2. Junior Powder Puff Cheerleaders: Harrison Mitchell, Pat Hogan, Scott Ramsey, Russ Mize, Alan Johnson, Danny Crumley and Jim Evans (with megaphone) do the Funky Chicken as they cheer the Juniors to a 20 - 0 victory over the seniors. 3. Dressed up for the Powder Puff game are: Cathy Smith, Harrison Mitchell, and Margaret Allen. 4. Powder Puff Homecoming Queen- Jason Gray. SPORTS 29 VARSITY BOYS - TAKING IT ALL THE WAY ! Varsity Boys: First Row - Tommy Hughes, Tyson Alexander, Mike Newton, Tim Teasley, Chad Sanford, Brian Shiflet, Andre Daniel, and Erwin Hill. Second Row - Coach Jim Burch, Roger Smith, Dana Strange, Steve Rayton, Dewitt Alexander, 'Mike Sims, Michael Oglesby, Tyrone Oglesby, Terrell Goss, Jeff Tucker, and Coach Harry Marsh. 1. 1. Mike Newton shoots a hoop for two points. 2. Coach Marsh and Coach Burch instruct the players during a timeout. 3. Tim Teasley goes for a lay-up. 4. Jeff Tucker and Roger Smith - Varsity Boys' Managers. 5. Coach Burch and Coach Marsh - Varsity Boys' Coaches. 30 SPORTS 5. 8. 86' BASKETBALL HIGHLIGHTS 1. “In your eye! Brian Shiflet 2. Tommy Hughes handles the ball with great determination. 3. Tim Teasley attempts to take the ball to the hoop as Dewitt Alexander looks on. 4. The Varsity Cheerleaders cheer the Dawgs to a victory against Elbert County. 5. The crowd supports the Dawgs during a game with Elbert County. 6. Terrell Goss soars through the air attempting to make two points with three seconds left on the clock. 7. Mike Sims successfully blocks an Elbert County shot. 8. The Varsity Boys and Cheerleaders celebrate after their victory over the Devils. 9. Brian Shiflet goes up for two. 10. Dewitt Alexander skillfully lays up two points for the Dawgs. SPORTS 31 10. VARSITY GIRLS - THE “ELECTRIC'' LADIES Varsity Girls: First Row - Judy Blackwell, Tami Mattox, Glenda Jones, Tammy Durrett, Wendy White, Julie Yeargin, Tracy Blackwell, and Lisa Cobb. Second Row - Coach Glenda Sartain, Terri Hawkins, Dannette Bowers, Lisa Mellinger, Karen Rucker, and Coach Eddie McCurley. 1. 1. Debbie Allen scores two points for the Dawgs. 2. The fans cheer with anticipation of a victory for the Dawgs. 3. Julie Yeargin takes the ball to the hoop. 4. Judy Blackwell and Lisa Cobb -Varsity Girls' Managers 5. Coach Mc- Curley and Coach Sartain - Varsity Girls' Coaches 32 SPORTS 7. WE'RE PLAYING BASKETBALL 1. A word of encouragement from Coach McCurley before the game. 2. Go ahead, make my day! Julie Yeargin 3. Eric Starks gives the sign of victory. 4. Glenda Jones calls a play for the Lady Dawgs. 5. Tami Mattox attempts two points for the Dawgs. 6. Debbie Allen is taking it to the hoop. 7. Donna Roebuck desperately tries for another two. 8. Dannette Bowers going for two! 9. Missy Hendrick cheers the Dawgs on. 8. SPORTS 33 SENIOR DAWGS -OUR NUMBER ONE PLAYERS Senior Players: L to R - Tim Teasley, Brian Shiflet, Mike Newton, Chad Sanford, Lisa Mellinger, Dewitt Alex- ander, Andre Daniel, Michael Oglesby, and Mike Sims. 3. 1. Tim Teasley anxiously awaiting the pass. 2. Tim - Man in motion. 3. Dewitt makes this one count. 4. Brian shows the tension of the Elberton game. 5. Dewitt is flying high. 34 SPORTS STATE CHAMPS! We knew that we had brought a special feel- ing back to Hart County by winning something that hadn't been won since 1963. After the game the team realized that we were true champions. We had won something that could never be taken away from us. Tim Teasley VARSITY BOYS’SCHEDULE Hart Hart Hart Hart Hart Hart 83 61 Clark Cen wTivi « Barrow 90 1 H crtA 57 Stephens io T ranklin 81 West OTT NORTHEAST CtORGIA CHRISTMAS TOURNAMFNT Hart Hart Hart 8S 64 85 65 61 54 62 69 98 78 54 74 76 Madison Stephen West Oak tens Fr.ytklm Inroe Gainsville Clarke Central Madison Wash) W.lk Wine Barrow Madison SUB-RfGION TOURNAMENT 61 67 Franklin Flbert 75 51 70 81 53 70 Hart Hart REGION TOURNAMFNT 49 76 Gainesville Winder Barrow 44 67 STATE TOURNAMENT • Hart 68 Avondikf 59 Hart 68 Brown 58 ... Hart 60 Glenn Hill 59 Hart 63 Maris! 53 JUNIOR VARSITY — JUMP FOR IT ! Junior Varsity Boys — First Row: Derrick Harper, Kevin Harris, Kevin Thornton, Kevin Hudson, and Eric Rucker. Standing: Coach Jim Burch, Ricky Martin — manager, Neal Mitchell, Bruce Leicht, Roger Harris, Steve Rayton, Robert Maxwell, Anthony Lee, and Reggie Johnson — manager. Coach Burch — (pictured above)-plans their next moves. Ninth Grade Boys — First Row L to R: Gerald Haley, Gregg Fleeman, Tony Curry, Michael Byrd, Speizio Stowers. Standing L to R: Coach Jim Burch, Ricky Martin — manager, Donnie Clinkscales, Joe Edwards, Kim Jones, Tyronne Oglesby, Rex Martin, and Reggie Johnson — manager. 36 SPORTS NINTH GRADE BOYS' SCHEDULE JUNIOR VARSITY BOYS' SCHEDULE JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS' SCHEDULE Hart 91 Clark Central 60 Hart 45 Clark Central 26 Hart 54 Clarke Central 12 Hart 66 Winder Barrow 38 Hart 51 Elbert 49 Hart 47 Elbert 41 Hart 85 Elbert 38 Hart 60 Stephens 63 Hart 14 Stephens 15 Hart 60 Stephens 42 Hart 61 Franklin 44 Hart 49 Franklin 19 Hart 78 Franklin 59 Hart 66 West Oak 55 Hart 36 Elbert 23 Hart 54 West Oak 40 Hart 70 Elbert 57 Hart 28 Stephens 17 Hart 84 Franklin 41 Hart 66 Stephens 49 Hart 27 Franklin 26 Hart 46 Winder Barrow 42 Hart 47 Franklin 46 Hart 46 Clarke Central 15 Hart 53 Seephens 43 Hart 54 Clark Central 45 Hart 74 Madison 18 Hart 63 Clark Central 43 Hart 54 Madison 41 Hart 37 Madison 20 Hart 72 Elbert 45 Hart 51 Washington Wilkes 46 Hart 57 Washington Wilkes 56 Hart 58 Madison 45 NINTH GRADE GIRLS' SCHEDULE Hart 35 Clark Central 16 Hart 63 Elbert 16 Hart 27 Franklin 19 Hart 32 Elbert 20 Hart 32 Franklin 20 SPORTS 37 JUNIOR VARSITY — AN EXCELLENT SEASON junior Varsity and Ninth Grade Girls — L to R: Tina Holland — manager, Lisa Daniel, Iris Brown, Tammy Maxwell, Alisa Smith, Kay Sanders, Peggy Maxwell, Felicia Daniel, Urika Roebuck, Kim Heard — manager, and Coach Glenda Sartain. 38 SPORTS GOLF First Row: L to R — Brian Rowland, Van Mc- Corkle, Brandon Mcgee, jim Crump, Rex Mar- tin, Second Row: David Emmerich, Glen Childress, Norman Foster, David Martin, Michael Byrd, Todd Oglesby. BASEBALL First Row: L to R — Stacey Drake, Wayne Hin- son, jason Buffington, Richie Rowland, Brent Vickery, Derek Bell, George Harper, Chris Whitworth. Second Row — Vincent Martin, Bradley Lack, Chris Brown, Russell Childs, Steve Adams, Danny Crumley, Cannon Mauldin, Chad Sanford, Coach Alexander. SPORTS 39 LIFTING Fitness and weight training are a big part of the athletic program. It is very impor- tant in preparing each individual for their sport. Weight lifting is taught six classes a day. Plans have been made for the renovation of the weight room this summer. This will give the lifters a much better environment to work in. Pictured are: Lee Adams-below, Cannon Mauldin-top, and Speizo Stowers-right. TENNIS L to R — Coach Woolbright Jr., Michele Myerholtz, Stefanie Johnson, Jennifer Harris, and Kela Martin. Not Shown — Georgia Phillips, Annalisa Wilson, Robin Akinson, and Charlotte Forbes. L to R — Coach Woolbright Jr., Chad Tucker, Barry Westbrook, Wendell Holland, Spezio Stowers, and Charles Strickland. Not Shown — Mac McCurry, Ter- rell Goss, Michael Parham, and Kevin Harris. 40 SPORTS WRESTLING Coach Griffin has every right to be pleased with the first season of Wrestl- ing at Hart County High School. There were almost 30 members on the team and two wrestlers, Xavier Hunt and Rodney Rucker, competed at state com- petition in Dalton. The wrestling pro- gram is well on its way. Next season plans are to have several intermural matches during the off season so the team will be more competitive. Team Members are: Arch Adarrs, Steve Adams, Derek Bell, Danny Bowers, Clifto.' Brewer, Kevin Brookins, James Brown, Stewart Carter, Eric Chris- tian, Toney Couey, Sharon Craft, Rodney Crossley, Clifford Curry, David Donald, Frankie Dorsey, Eric Gillespie, Roger Harris, Xavier Hunt, Greg Martin, Willie McCullough, Kendal Payne, Rodney Rucker, Tony Rucker, Dedrick Shiflet, Brad Smith, and Gil Spencer. Pictured at right — Wrestling Coach — Glenn Griffin. SPORTS 41 Track At Right: The girl's track team included : First Row (L to R) — Tosha Baker, Tammy Durett, Bonnie Surrency, Urikka Roebuck, Lynn Starks, Tammy Maxwell, Glenda Jones. Second Row — Dannette Bowers, manager — Patsy Smith, Iris Brown, Peggy Maxwell, Cathy Hawkins, Alisa Smith, Marti Glenn, Cindy Leverette, Christy Tyndall. Third Row — Stephanie Daniel, Montine Surrency. Not shown: Tammy Mattox, Felecia Daniels, and Cindy Booker. Above: The boy's track team consisted of: First Row (L to R) — Eddie Wilkins, Erwin Hill, Tommy Hughes, Scott Crawford, David Donald, Rodney Crossley. Second Row — Sammy Bowman, Eric Curry, Can- non Mauldin, Dewitt Alexander, David Lit- tle, Perry Rucker and Billy Kutulas. 42 SPORTS BEST BY A CROSS COUNTRY MILE! Picture on left, L to R: David Little, Eddie Wilkins, Tom McCurry, Bonnie Surrency, Danny 8owers, Bill Bowman, Billy Kutulas, William Gather. Photo credit-Kathy Fincher The Cross Country team had a fairly suc- cessful year, even though two key run- ners had injuries. In the meet between North Hall and Gainesville, David Little finished first, placing our team second overall. For most of the season, Bonnie Surrency was the only girl running because of Marti Glenn's injury which kept her out nearly the entire season. On October 17, the team ran in the Winder Invitational. This meet always brings some of the state's toughest com- petition. David Little finished in 22nd place, even though the caliber of com- petition was very tough and he was suf- fering from a leg injury at the time. Marti Glenn went to the state meet in Marrieta and finished 22nd out of a field of about 75. Miss Glenda Sartain, who teaches in the Special Education Department, serv- ed as coach for the team. SPORTS 43 44 SPORTS DONKEY BASKETBALL Like the annual powder puff game the VICA's Donkey Basketball game is more fun than sport! The annual Donkey Basketball game was held at Stephens Coun- ty High School gym on )anuary 20. Stephens County VICA Club sponsored the event. Hart County VICA Club played the Stephens County VICA Club. Finally Hart won after an evening of sheer excitment. VICA Members were 1st row — I to r — Mark Harris, David Collins, Frankie Johnson,Anthony Turner, and Doug Haley. Second row — Stacy Brown, Keith Rucker, Euladee Stowers and Tim Teasley (ab- sent from photo were Bo Morris and Grant York). FEATURES The three yearbooks above represent three undefeated seasons for the Varsity Academic Team. Photo Credit — Kathy Fincher, The Hartwell Sun DIVISION 45 FEATURES 46 MY FAIR LADY Miss Marti Glenn was crowned Miss Hart County High School in the annual beauty pageant this year. Judged on beauty, poise, and personality, Marti won over 22 other contestants. Entertainment for the pageant was the following: Missy Martin — soloist, Kevin Strange — soloist,(pic- tured at right) Stephanie Gaines — soloist,(pictured below) Tracy Findley, Sally Lott, and Kerri Wright — trio. The Court: (I — r) Deanne Little — 2nd, Ginger Teasley — 1st, Marti Glenn — Miss HCHS, Suzette Moon — 3rd, Stacey McGee — 4th. FEATURES 47 miss Memoir Deanne ♦ Each year the Memoir staff holds the Miss Memoir Contest. To enter, the contestants must submit a photograph of themselves to the staff. The photographs are then sent to a celebrity judge chosen by the features staff. We are pleas- ed to announce that Reggie Theus, a guard for the Sacramento Kings, selected Miss Memoir from 71 entries this year. FIRST RUNNER UP- Tracy Freeman SECOND RUNNER UP- Stacey McGee THIRD RUNNER UP- Valerie Sanders FEATURES 49 MEMOIR STAFF DRAFTS REGGIE THEUS Every year the Memoir staff selects a judge for the Miss Memoir Contest. This year the judge is Reggie Theus. For all the avid basketball fans, you may recognize him as a guard for the Sacramento Kings. Reggie Theus was originally drafted by the Chicago Bulls as an undergraduate in 1979. In 1984 the Sacramento Kings drafted him. The native Califorian stands 6'7 at 208 pounds and is very active in many areas other than sports. Theus attended the University of Las Vegas where he majored in social studies. In his spare time he helps with charitable organizations. They include: Variety Club's Little Cities Foundation, a home development for mental retarded adults; the National Committee Against Child Abuse; and Summerscope, a program that ties basketball and drug abuse awareness together in a week-long day camp. This past summer he got to pursue his hobby of modeling and acting in Los Angeles. 50 FEATURES STEPHAINE BURTON REIGNS AS CHRISTMAS QUEEN The joy of Christmas came early this year for a very special young lady when Stephaine Burton was named Miss Merry Christmas 1986. Five girls were chosen by the Senior class and then voted on by the entire student body. Pictured below - Miss Merry Christmas and court (l-r) Kristi Skelton, Suzette Moon, Stephaine Burton, Cristal Chitwood, and Valerie Sanders. FEATURES 51 SENIOR DAWGS CHOOSE THEIR BEST GIRL 1. Marsha Shirley escorted by Daryl Bartlett 2. Kristi Skelton escorted by Robert Wieller 3. Kathy Wilson escorted by Ronnie Jones 4 Sherry Holland escorted by Tim Me Lane 3. 52 FEATURES 1. Cmd Leverette escorted b Brent Vickery ’ Karen Rucker escorted b Matthew lackson v Stephanie Burton escorted by let! Tucker 4 Marti Glenn escorted b |ohn VV teller 3. FEATUR1S S A FAIRY TALE ENDING The pre-game excitement began as nine beautiful girls walked onto the field with their senior Bulldog escorts. The crowd eagerly awaited the decision and finally the crown was placed on Beth Burden, Miss Bulldog 1986. Beth Burden, Miss Bulldog 1986 54 FEATURES Beth Burden with escort Chad Sanford Miss Bulldog receives her crown A DREAM COME TRUE Homecoming night exploded with excitement as Deana Kuykendall was crowned Miss Homecoming 1986 and the Hart County Bulldogs defeated Monroe 21-7. Deana Kuykendall, Miss Homecoming 1986 Deana Kuykendall with escort Parke Skelton Deana receives a congratulatory hug from Varsity Cheerleader, Kela Martin FEATURES 55 SENIOR HOMECOMIMG COURT and CLASS REPRESENTATIVES 1986 Stephanie Anglin escorted by Todd Oglesby Stacy McGee escorted by Terry Nicholson 56 FEATURES Homecoming Court : Stephanie Anglin, Todd Oglesby, Stacey McGee, Terry Nicholson, Ginger Teasley, Todd Horsley, Natalie Holland, Marc Cawthorn, Deana Kuykendall, Parke Skelton; (unior Representatives - Suzanne Holbrook, Scott Ramsey; Sophomore Representatives - )ill Mar- tin , Chad Tucker; Freshman Representatives - Wanda Teasley, Victor T urner About The Court Stephanie Anglin is the 17 year old daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Kent Anglin. She has been a member of Marching Band for five years and concert band for two years. Stephanie, a member of the flag corps, plays the flute and piano. She is a member of Anchor Club, Drama Club, and FCA. She also served as vice president of the Junior Class and the Sophomore Class. Natalie Holland is the 17 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Holland. She is a member of the flag corps, plays the flute, and has been a member of marching band for four years and concert band for two years. She is member of the Anchor Club and served as secretary of the Freshman and Junior class. She is the secretary of the Senior class and is a member of the Student Government. She is also in the Science Club and FCA. Deana Kuykendall is the 17 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Kuykendall. She is a member of the flag corps, plays the saxophone and has been a member of marching band for five years and concert band for two years. Deana serves as captain of the flag corps and is a member of FCA, NHS, Science Club, Anchor Club, Drama Club, and is Features editor on the yearbook staff. She was also Miss Memoir her sophomore year and Miss Hart County High her junior year. Stacey McGee is the 17 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter McGee. She is a member of the majorettes corps and has been a member of marching band for four years and concert band for one year. She serves as majorette captain and is a member of FBLA, FCA, and is senior class treasurer. Ginger Teasley is the 17 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Teasley. She serves as flag corps co-captain and is a member of Science Club, Anchor Club, NHS, and FCA. Ginger is Senior Class President, and Editor of the Hi-Life. Natalie Holland escorted by Marc Cawthorn Ginger Teasley escorted by Todd Horsley FEATURES 57 Billy Kutulas The supreme happiness of life is the conviction that we are loved. -Victor Hugo During high school, Billy was involved in Science Club, JCL, ICC, and NHS, in which he served as president. He lettered on th cross country team, was a member of the Senior Coun- cil, and participated in the One-Act Play. He also served as captain, and lettered four years on the varsity academic team. He has attended Governor's Honors in math, and has been saxophone section leader in band, a VIP, and a member of All-District Band. Some of his honors include being STAR Stu- dent, a National Merit Finalist, and a member of Who's Who. He has also won first place state in boys' spelling, third place state in boys' piano, first place state in the FLAG Latin Test, and first place state in the Optimist essay contest. Following high school, Billy plans to major in engineering at college. SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Missy Martin Nothing can be truer than fairy wisdom. It is as true as sunbeams. -Douglas Jerrold Missy has spent a great deal of her senior year involved with school activities. She was Vice-President of Drama Club, Parliamentarian of Photography Club, 4-H County Council President, a North District Board member, was on the Inter- Club Coucil, Senior Council, and was a member of FCA, Science Club, and chorus. She was also a member of the One-Act Play cast for Literary meet, as well as the girls' solo, oral interpretation, and trio contestant. Missy also won first place at the District Level in Performing Arts. After graduation, she plans to attend the University of Georgia to doublemajor in Marketing Political Science. SUPERLATIVES 58 %%vIvtvV AViViVAV ♦ y VAW ▲. -A. i ▼ � ▼ A Robin Atkinson Bonnie Surrency If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it. — William Arthur Ward During high school, Robin was a member of Symphonic, Con- cert, and community bands, FCA, Octagon, Science Club, Drama Club, Photography, and has participated in the One- Act Play at Literary meet. She has lettered two years in tennis and was a homeroom representative for two years. She has participated in All-District band, the UGA Festival, and was selected as an alternate for GHP in music. Robin enjoys play- ing the trumpet, playing tennis, and just being with family and friends. After high school, she plans to attend the University of Georgia where she hopes to major in Music Composition. Prepare, seek, but remember all those things that look good to you aren't always good for you, and those things that don't look good to you may be the things for you. Bonnie is a four year member of the track team and a five year member of cross country. She played basketball for two years and was a ballgirl for the football team. She is a member of the Senior Council and has been a member of the Food Council for two years. In her spare time, Bonnie likes to associate with her friends, eat, write poetry, listen to old tunes, and meditate on bettering herself physically, mentally, as well as spiritually. Her plans for the future consist of furthering her education, becoming a more spiritual minded individual, and someday finding that special person. SUPERLATIVES 59 Ginger Teasley Only a moment; a moment of strength, of romance, of glamour, — of youth! ... a flick of sunshine upon a strange shore, the time to remember, the time to sigh, and — good- bye! — Youth Ginger has been very busy this year as she has served as Senior Class President, Editor of the Hi-Life, and Co-captain of the Flag Corps. She was also elected Secretary of NHS and treasurer of the Anchor Club. She was a member of the Homecoming Court and was 1st Runner-up in Miss HCHS. She is involved in FCA and Science Clubs. After graduation, Ginger plans to attend the University of Georgia and work toward a degree in Computer Science. SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Brent Vickery Be not afraid of life. Believe that life is worth living and your belief will help create the fact. -William James Brent plans to attend the University of Georgia and major in Pharmacy. He was a member of the Academic Team, NHS, and Band. During his senior year, he was President of the Key Club and FCA and Vice-President of the senior class. For three years he lettered in football and baseball and received the Scholar Athlete award for each year. He was chosen for Who's Who Among American High School Students , at- tended Boys' State, and was selected as an alternate for GHP. He was an Anchor Beau. Brent enjoys hunting, fishing, swim- ming, and playing golf in his spare time. SUPERLATIVES 60 Marti Glenn Destiny is not a matter of chance, it is a matter of choice; it is not a thing to be waited for, it is a thing to be achieved. — W.J. Bryan Marti is currently involved in National Honor Society, Science Club, and Fellowship of Christian Athletes. She enjoys runn- ing, swimming, cycling, skiing, and playing the piano. She plans to attend college after graduation and has already been accepted to Applachian State University. Deana Kuykendall Faith is to believe what we do not see; and the reward of this faith is to see what we believe. — St. Augustine In her years at Hart County High School, Deana was crowned Miss Hart County High, named Miss Memoir, and Miss Homecoming. She was a member of the National Honor Society, FCA, Anchor, Drama, and Science Clubs. She served as Features Editor of the yearbook staff and was captain of the Flag Corp. Deana enjoys spending time with friends, swimm- ing, reading, and playing the piano. After graduation, she plans to attend the University of Georgia, where she plans to persue a career in Fashion Merchandising. SUPERLATIVES 61 Beth Burden When faced with a mountain, I will not quit! I will keep on striving until I climb over, find a pass through, tunnel underneath, or simply stay and turn the mountain into a gold mine — with God's help! Beth was a member of the Anchor Club, French Club, FCA, Science Club, Drama Club, and track. She served as Anchor Club Scrapbook Chairman, Drama Club treasurer. Student Body Vice-President, and Flag Corp. Co-Captain. Beth was crowned Miss Bulldog,was fourth runner-up in Miss Memoir, chosen Key Club Sweetheart, Who's Who Among American High School Students, and received the Most Improved track award. In her spare time, she enjoys playing tennis, golf, swimming, and running. After graduation, Beth plans to attend Anderson College where she plans to major in Education. SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Sheryl Norris Happiness isn't having what you want, but wanting what you have. -Shakespeare During her years at Hart County High School, Sheryl has been very active in band. Her honors include: VIP, All-State, All- District, McDonald's All-American Nominee, USA Honor Band President, Most Outstanding Bandswoman, and Most Outstanding Freshman and junior. Sheryl also served as Flag Corp. Captain, Vice-President of FCA, Treasurer of Drama, and a member of the Anchor Club. In her spare time, Sheryl enjoys water skiing, dancing, and watching General Hospital. After graduation, she plans to attend the University of Georgia where she plans to persue a career in accounting. Todd Oglesby (not shown), qualified as 10th superlative. SUPERLATIVES 62 Nancy Brown Stephanie Anglin I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me. Phillippians 4:13 Be not afraid of life. Believe that life is worth living and your belief will help create the fact. -William james During high school Nancy was actively involved in Anchor, NHS, FCA, Science, Drama and FBLA. She was a Varsity Cheerleader for two years and earned four varsity letters. Nan- cy was editor for the 1986 Memoir and was also selected as DAR Best Citizen. In her spare time she enjoys swimming, ski- ing, playing the piano and cross stitching. She plans to attend Emmanuel College this fall and then continue her education at the University of Georgia majoring in accounting. During high school Stephanie has been an active member of the Anchor Club, serving as President, and as Drama Club Vice-President. She has also been a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and served as Vice-President of her sophomore and junior class. She was on the Homecoming Court her senior year and was named to Who's Who Among American High School Students. She was a member of the HCHS Marching Band for 5 years and on the Flag Corp. for 4 years. In her spare time, Stephanie enjoys playing the piano, dancing, snow skiing, and spending time with her family and friends. She plans to attend a four year college after gradua- tion where she will major in Public Relations or Communications. SUPERLATIVES 63 Connie Chappelear Try anything once — twice if you like it. Connie has been quite active throughout her high school career. Holding many offices in different clubs kept her very busy. FBLA, VOT, FHA, FFA, )CL, Pep, Drama, Science, Who's Who , Oral Interpretation, Debate, and the Academic Team are most of the events and clubs Connie was involved in. In her time at home, Connie enjoys cooking, spending time with her family and friends, and traveling, try- ing out new things. With plans of Emmanuel then the Univer- sity of Georgia for a degree in psychology, Connie has a full and active life ahead of her. SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Natalie Holland In the past we have a light which flickered, in the present we have a light which flames, and in the future there will be a light which shines over all land and sea. -Winston Churchill In her years at Hart County High School, Natalie was Homecoming Representative her sophomore and junior year, and on the Homecoming Court her senior year. She served as Senior Class Secretary and was a member of FCA and Science Club. She was selected to Who's Who Among High School Students and served on the Senior Council. Natalie was also a member of the Flag Corp. in the Marching Band for four years. After graduation, she plans to attend the University of Georgia and major in Advertisement. SUPERLATIVES 64 Todd Horsley Discover the untapped strength that lies within us all. -Anonymous Todd has been a member of the Key Club and Academic Team. He lettered in Cross Country three times and in tennis twice. He also attended Boys'State. In his spare time, Todd enjoys cycling, swimming, skiing, and all outdoor activities. This fall he will be attending Hampden-Sydney College in Virginia where he hopes to persue a career in medicine. Cindy Leverette Our greatest happiness ... does not depend on the condi- tion of life in which chance has placed us, but is always the result of a good conscience, good health, occupation, and freedom in all just pursuits. — Thomas Jefferson During her years at Hart County High School, Cindy was a member of Anchor, FCA, Science, Drama, and Photography Club. She was Sports Editor for the Hi-Life. Cindy enjoyed running track and cross country. Dancing, running, water ski- ing, and being with her friends and family are Cindy's favorite pasttimes. Next year Cindy plans to attend East Carolina University. She wants to major in Interior Design and minor in Dance. SUPERLATIVES 65 Rosalyn Jackson I always look to God for my strength and quidance. I continue to keep the faith, and in doing so, I know that I will prevail. I must dream of achievement no matter how unrealistic it may seem. However, if I don't dream, I shall never achieve. Throughout her high school years, Rosalyn has participated in many activities and clubs. She was a member of the Bulldog Marching Band for four years where she previously held the first chair position. Rosalyn was also a member of FCA and the FCA Huddle Group and Interact. She presently holds the of- fice of Chaplain in NHS, of which she has been a member for three years. In her spare time, she enjoys writing poetry, sing- ing, and reading. Her future plans include attending the University of North Carolina at Charlotte and majoring in Mechanical Engineering. SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Kristy Tyndal1 Give me fullness of life like to the sea and the sun; give m friends of physical life, mind equal and beyond their fullness give me a greatness and perfection of soul higher than al things; give me my inexpressible desire. — Richard Jefferies Kristy has been a member of FCA, NHS, and Science Club She was also a member of the Academic Team. She served a; Chorus Treasurer, Hi-Life Features Editor, and was on the Senior Council. In her spare time, she enjoys running swimm ing, and playing the piano. Her future plans include a career ir physical therapy. SUPERLATIVES 66 Allison Bradford To dream the impossible dream, to reach the unreachable star! During high school, Allison has been actively involved in An- chor, FCA, Science, Drama, and FBLA. She was also a member of the Debate Team, marching band, and a participant in the literary meet for piano. Her honors include being chosen for Who's Who Among American High School Students. In her spare time she enjoys playing the piano and organ, dancing, swimming, skiing, reading, had being with her friends and family. After graduation, Allison plans to major in architecture. Wesley Weaver La vida es corta, pero ancha. — Life is short, but its wide. Make sure that you try living day to day, always setting short and long range goals. And remember, keep smiling till ten o'clock and the rest of the day will take care of itself. Wesley has been very active throughout high school. He has been a member of Science, French, Key FCA, FBLA, and VOT. He served as French Club President, Key Club Secretary Treasurer, and VOT Vice-President. He has also participated in Literary Events such as. Extemporaneous Speaking, Quartet, and One-Act Play. In his spare time he en- joys cooking, tennis, and trout fishing. Wesley plans to attend Young Harris College in the fall. SUPERLATIVES 67 BILLY KUTULAS — STAR STUDENT Billy Kutulas received the honor of 1986 STAR Student. This award is given to the senior who has the highest score on the Scholastic Apitude Test (SAT), along with meeting other requirements. The STAR student also selects one teacher who he feels has helped him the most during school. Billy chose Mr. John Kutulas, keep- ing at all in the family, as his STAR teacher. VOCATIONAL TEACHER OF THE YEAR ACADEMICS 68 David )ensen, an agriculture instructor and FFA advisor, was selected as Hart County Vocational Teacher of the Year. Vocational Director Bill Chandler described Jensen as “an involved teacher who always shows initiative and en- thusiasm. A graduate of Clemson Univer- sity, Jensen has taught at the school for five years. “I am proud to receive this award, Jensen said. I'm appreciative that they think enough of me and the job I'm doing with the students to give me this type of award. NANCY BROWN — DAR BEST CITIZEN The DAR Best Citizen Award is given to one senior each year. The recipient is chosen by the senior class and the faculty. The senior class votes on one person who displays leader- ship, dependability, patriotism, and service. The faculty then selects the winner from the top three. Nancy Brown was the recipient of the award this year. After winning, Nancy was required to write an essay entitled Our American Heritage and My Part to Preserve It . This essay will be sent to district and state competitions. Scholarships are awarded on the state level. Nancy was also required to take a test over the constitution, the am- mendments, and important historical dates. Nancy accompanied with her parents attended the February DAR meeting where she was presented her award. Nancy has been actively involved in many clubs during high school. She also works part-time at Bailes-Cobb and she is the assistant organist at Reed Creek Baptist Church. ADEM1CS 6. VARSITY ACADEMIC TEAM — REGION WINNER FOUR YEARS The Varsity Academic team which consists of juniors and seniors is led by senior, Billy Kutulas, and junior, Brenda Nash. This is Mrs. Edwards fourth year as advisor to the Varsity Academic team. As soon as the team was picked they started practicing in October on Tuesday and Wednesday mornings from 8:00 to 8:30. The match that stands out the most for Mrs. Edwards is the 1985-86 match against Stephens County. She said it stood out because it was the first time Hart County tied in a match. The two captains had to engage in a play-off. Both captains had to pick an area in which they were to answer questions. Billy and his opponent had attended Governors Honors in math and they both picked this area. Hart County won! On Feburary 17 the academic team won in the tournament and proclaimed the region title for the fourth year defeating Gainesville 160-148. The team will compete on the state level at Riverside. Members are :(l to r) Todd Oglesby, Michelle Jarrell, Brent Vickery, Kristy Tyndall, Billy Kutulas, Harrison Mitchell, Bren- da Nash, Todd Horsley, Cindy Leverette (manager) and Mrs. Betty Edwards — team advisor. SCOREBOARD Hart 114 — Stephens 112 Hart 128 — Franklin 148 Hart 142 — Madison 80 Hart 104 — Banks 70 Hart 100 — Stephens 98 Hart 162 — Franklin 150 Hart 176 — Banks 92 ACADEMICS 70 JUNIOR VARISITY ACADEMIC TEAM The Academic team provides an area fo competition bet- ween academically gifted students. Mrs. Ridgway, the ad- visor, started the season off by testing potential freshmen and sophomores. Once the team was choosen they started practicing in October from 8:00 to 8;30 on Thursday and Friday mornings. All their hours of studying math, English, science, and social studies paid off. This is Mrs. Ridgway's second year as advisor of the J.V team. She says that the 1985-86 match against Stephens County stands out most in her mind. Nick Kidd, a freshman, missed only one question out of 16 asked. Pictured at left and bottom are members of the team getting ready for another round of questioning. Members of the team are: (seated) Nick Adams, Lisa Treadwell, Missy Hendrick, and Mac McCurry. (standing)Andrea Hightower, Sally Lott, lermey Haley, Michelle Herring and Ronnie King. (Norman Foster and April Lowe were absent when photo was taken). Mrs. )oanne Ridgeway - (far left)-team advisor. SCOREBOARD Hart 122 — Stephens 110 Hart 130 — Franklin 148 Hart 118 — Madison 98 Hart 154 — Banks 96 Hart 166 — Stephens 124 Hart 148 — Franklin 168 Hart 134 — Banks 130 ACADEMICS 71 NHS - RECOGNIZING EXCELLENCE The National Honor Society is a special society that recognizes those students who have superior academic achieve- ment and outstanding citizenship. Over 80% of the high schools in America par- ticipate in the NHS organization. Members are chosen for NHS according to grade point average. Sophomores must have a 93 average, juniors a 92, and seniors a 90, to become members. Along with other contributions to the school and community, the National Honor Society presents the Senior honor graduates with their honor stoles at the end of the year. National Honor Society - a club recognizing excellence. Members are: Laura Alderman, Vickie Ayers, Nan- cy Brown, Ann Campbell, Rodney Crossley, Daphne Fleming, Norman Foster, Marti Glenn, Rosalyn Jackson, Michelle Jarrell, Billy Kutulas, Deana Kuykendall, Bruce Leicht, Sally Lott, Van McCorkle, Mac McCurry, Pam McDowell, Har- rison Mitchell, Brenda Nash, Todd Oglesby, Georgia Phillips, Danette Sheriff, Marsha Shirley, Ginger Teasley, Lisa Treadwell, Kristy Tyn- dall.Brent Vickery and Advisor-Mr. John Kutulas. Officers: Sitting - Ginger Teasley -Secretary Treasurer, Daphne Fleming -Public Relations, Rosalyn Jackson -Chaplain, Nancy Brown • Public Relations. Standing - Billy Kutulas - President, Todd Oglesby - Vice President. irrriFis Pictured above: Mr. Bob Ridgway speaking to the society. Society members pay close attention to a guest speaker. 72 ACADEMICS LITERARY EVENTS Home Ecomomics Allison Adams, Alt. Kristi Skelton. Typing Sheryl Norris, Alt. Lee Robinson. ACADEMICS 73 The purpose of the debate team is to develop a logical position and be able to defend that position. The team attended a two week workshop at Emory University in Atlanta this past summer. The team plans to compete in six tournaments all over the state. That the federal government should establish a comprehensive national policy to protect the quality of water in the United State is the topic for this year. Mr. James Albertin served as advisor. Members are — (sitting) Jeremy Haley, Norman Foster (standing) Lisa Treadwell,Sally Lott, Kelly Cleveland and Joy Bryant. DEBATE CHOOSING SIDES LITERARY EVENTS-GIVING THE BEST Trio: Seated: Missy Martin and Becky Williams Standing: Kristi Skelton Boys Quartet : Wesley Weaver, Richard Beard, Ken Barnes and Sharon Craft Missy Marlin will represent HCHS as Girl's soloist , she is shown here performing at Miss HCHS. Kevin Strange will be the Boy's soloist at the literary meet. He was also part of the entertain- ment at the pageant. Mrs. Cathi Teel coordinated the literary program. ACADEMICS 1. Extemporaneous Speaking: Jeremy Haley, Michelle Herring, Norman Foster and lane Phillips (not shown) 2. Oral Interpretation: loe Edwards, Missy Marlin, alternates-Norman Foster and Laura Alderman (not shown ) 3. Spelling : Billy Kutulas and Emily Mullenix NOT SHOWN Essay: Todd Oglesby and Ginger Teasley ACADEMICS 75 Girl's Piano -Charlotte Forbes Boy's Piano — Billy Kutulas 1985-86 KEEP REACHING FOR THE STARS CMAIIENGER CREW MEMBERS (l-r) Christa McAuliffe, Gregory B. Jarvis, Judith A. Resnik, Francis R.(Dick)Scobee, Ronald E. McNair, Michael J. Smith and Ellison S. Onizuka. WORLD EVENTS Halley's Comet the most famous in the solar system retains its hold on the human imagination in 1985-86. The comet appears at intervals of 75 to 76 years, so that most people see it only once.The comet last ap- peared in 1910 and will probably be seen again in the year 2060! Reagan and Gorbachev meet for the first time at the Geneva Summit. Earthquake in Mexico left 5000 dead and 150,000 homeless. Colombia's 17,716 foot Nevado de Ruiz erupted leaving 20,000 dead or missing. 1985 marked the anniversaries of two wars - '45 — WWII, '75 — Vietnam. The most expensive business deal was the planned takeover of RCA by GE for 6.28 billion. NATIONAL EVENTS 1985 marked the worst year in civil-aviation history claiming 1,948 lives including 248 American soliders returning home for Christmas. Charity was in this year! More than a dozen fund raisers for a variety of causes sweep the nation. We are the World included 45 of the hottest performers producing the USA For Africa album. The arrivial of Britian's Charles and Di sent Washington in a frenzy. Pete Rose made his 4192nd hit and broke Royston's Ty Cobb's record set in 1928 for career hits. Coke changed its 99 year old formula in April only to bring it back by popular de- mand three months later as Classic” coke. After 73 years the great ship The Titanic is found and photographed two miles deep in the Atlantic. The Cosby Show became American's 1 TV series. WE MOURN SEVEN HEROS' January 28, 1986 — Barely a minute into its 10th orbitital mission, the shuttle Challenger exploded. America and the world watched and joined together expressing shock, grief and sadness. In a memorial service at the Johnson Space Center President Reagan delivered the following eulogy. The sacrifice of your loved ones has stirred the soul of our nation and, through the pain, our hearts have been opened to a profound truth: the future is not free, the story of all human progress is one of struggle against all odds. We learned again that this America, which Abraham Lincoln call the last best hope of man on earth, was built on heroism and no- ble sacrifice. It was built by men and women like our seven star voyagers, who answered a call beyond duty, who gave more than was ex- pected or required, and who gave it with little thought to worldly reward .. . Dick, Mike, Judy, Ed, Ron, Greg and Christa, your families and your country mourn your passing. We bid you goodbye. We will never forget you. For those who knew you well and loved you, the pain will be deep and enduring. The nation, too, will long feel the loss of her seven sons and daughters, her seven good friends. We can find consolation only in faith, for we know in our hearts that you who flew so high and so proud now make your home beyond the stars, safe in God's promise of eternal life. President Ronald Reagan FEATURES 76 MEMOIR — 1986 THE NEVER ENDING STORY The yearbook staff meets each morning first period during first semester. Our purpose is to produce a Memoir that represents the student body's activities, classes, and events throughout the year. During these meetings, we work in our sections to put together a yearbook that we feel will please everyone. Some members of the staff have other special jobs; Steven Johnson was our photographer and Alan Martin designed the cover this year. This year the staff received a new IBM Computer to help with the production of the Memoir. By using the computer, the yearbook will be neater and better organized. We feel that our job is to bring to you a part of the “never ending story of Hart County High School! 1. Sports Faculty: Editor Rosalyn lackson, Ann Campbell, and Steven lohnson. 2. Editors and Ad- visor: L to R — Nancy Brown, Mrs. Nancy Ayers, and Danette Sheriff. 3. Staff members prepare for the assembly to promote the Memoir. 5. 4. Features Academics: Editor — Deana Kuykendall, Daphne Fleming and Marsha Shirley. 5. Classes: Editor — Alan Martin, Kim Heard, Michelle Jarrell, Emily Mullenix and Michele Myerholtz. 6. The 1986 staff clowning around! 6. CLUBS 78 HI-LIFE-KEEPING TIMES The Hi- Life staff has an energetic ap- proach to the news. It keeps up with our own high school and covers national topics as well. The Hi-Life helps us as students recognize and understand our world. The newspaper staff wishes to express opinions of students and follows its motto “As Many Opinions as People in each issue. The paper has many features that students en- joy. For example, the Senior Spotlight focuses on one individual and his or her future plans. Everyone waits with great an- ticipation to see the song dedications in each issue to find out if that special so Ginger Teasley served as Editor this year. UP WITH THE meone has dedicated a song to them. The staff includes: Ginger Teasley - Editor, Kristy Tyndall -Features Editor, Melissa Sanders - News Editor, Cindy Leverette and Missy Martin - Sports Editors, Holly Harmon and Kristin Doster - Art Entertain- ment Editors, Shawn Haynes - Ads Editor, Jennifer Jackson - Photographer, Harrison Mitchell - Contributing Artist, Mrs. Ann Ashworth - Advisor. New Members for Spr- ing Semester include: Suzanne Holbrook, Libby Foster, Joe Edwards, and Carla Davis. Missy Martin and Shawn Haynes check copy for the next issue. CLUBS 79 KEY CLUB - UNLOCKING THE IDEAS OF TOMMOROW The Key Club, sponsored by the local Kiawanis Club, promotes leadership in school which later develops into leader- ship within the community. During their regular meetings members of Key plan and design community projects. This year they were co-sponsors of the Valentine Ball, participated in the an- nual Key Club Birthday Calendar, and again sponsored the Salvation Army Food Drive which was very successful. Officers - Standing: Wesley Weaver -Secretary Treasurer, Brent Vickery -President, Mr. Joe LaValle - Advisor. Sitting: Marc Cawthorn - Vice-President, Stacy Brown - Sgl. at Arms, Chad Sanford -Sgt. at Arms, Mai Crittendon -Parliamentarian. Not shown: Parke Skelton -Reporter. Key Club Sweetheart-Beth Burden Love the float guys! Key Club members ride in the bed of a pick-up. A short briefing before loading food for the Salvation Army Food Drive. 80 CLUBS Members: Danny Adams, Derek Bell, Slacy Brown, John Campbell, Marc Cawthorn, Mai Cril- Bruce Leicht, Randall Maxwell, Van McCorkle, Simpson, Bob Skelton, Parke Skelton, Roger tenden, Glenn Crump, Chris Dodd, Kevin Evans, Russ Mize, Todd Oglesby, Scott Ramsey, Kevin Smith, Shannon Teasley, Brent Vickery, and Frankie Heaton, Todd Horsley, Frankie Johnson, Reed, Russell Reed, Chad Sanford, Alan Scott, Eric Wesley Weaver. Kevin Evans-Working for a needy cause. Danny Adams and Derek Bell take a short break on food drive day. CLUBS 81 I Senior Members : First Row - Tami Byrum, Becky Williams, Cristal Chitwood, Stephanie Anglin, and Nancy Brown. Se- cond Row - Ginger Teasley, Danette Sheriff, Deana Kuykendall, and Beth Burden. Third Row - Jennifer Jackson, Cindy Leverette, Natalie Holland, Sheryl Norris and Allison Bradford. 82 CLUBS Anchor Advisor- Mrs. Sewell ANCHOR-SETTING SAIL Anchor has high aspirations this year and their course is set toward the horizon. Anchor is a service organization that is an extension of the Pilot Club. It promotes outstanding sophomore, junior, and senior girls. Anchor meets once a month at the home of a member. Business is conducted following order of business concerning the club. Anchor has been very active in the school, participating in such activities as being tour guides for freshman orientation, babysit- ting for the English and math teachers while they at- tended a workshop, and distributing Santa Grams and Heart-a-grams. Also they held an Anchor-Key Dance and furnished the crown for Miss Homecoming. Junior and Sophomore members: Sitting -Claire Milford, Lynn Horsley, Emily Mullenix, Jill Martin, and Cindy Eaton. Second row - Suzanne Holbrook, Libby Foster, Jeannette Rowland, Pam McDowell, Melissa Brown, Michele Myerholtz.Third Row - Ann Campbell, Lisa Bell, Kate Kelly, Charlotte Forbes, Anna Kesler, Kela marlin Anchor Officers - Becky Williams - Senior Advisor, Beth Burden - Historian, Suzanne Holbrook -Vice- President, Stephanie Anglin - President, Libby Foster- Junior Advisor, Anna Kesler - Sophomore Sophomore Representative, Natalie Holland -Secretary, Ginger Teasley - Treasurer, Jennifer Jackson-Parliamentarian. Anchor Beaus - Russell Childs, Todd Horsley, Marc Cawthorn and Brent Vickery. CLUBS 83 INTERACT- SERVICE ABOVE SELF Interact is a service organization designed to allow students the op- portunity to help others, while enjoy- ing themselves in the process.lt gives students a chance to participate in some of the activities their spon- sor,the Hartwell Rotary club. Club meetings combine business with pleasure and guest speakers ,such as Mr. Bruce Bate and Mr.Joe Whit- temore, are usually on hand. Interact has been especially busy this year with numerous school, community, and international projects.They began the year with the selling of suckers and candy bars to boost funds. With these funds ,blankets were bought to be distributed to the poor in Hart County. Boxes of fruit were bought for both nursing homes for distribution to the patients. The members also made festive napkin holders for the hospitals at Christmastime. In addition. Interact participated in the Great Pumpkin Run and also raised money for the National Kidney Foundation, for which they received a commenda- tion. This active club held both a Teacher Appreciation Day and a car wash for UNICEF in the spring. In- teract was the recepient of the scrap- book award this past year. Members are:Mac McCurry-Treasurer, Angie Daniel-Secretary, Steven Johnson-Vice- President, Emily Mullenix-President,Joanne Whittemore -Reporter. Members of Board -Lynn Horsley, Daphne Fleming, Michelle Jarrell, Stephanie Manning, Harrison Mitchell, Lori Morris and Marsha Shirley. Other members are: Vickie Ayers, Jenny Bailey, Daryl Bartlett, Lisa Bartlett, Janie Blackmon, Joy Bryant, Cindy Burrow, Lara Chatham, Lisa Cobb, David Emmerich, Dona Feltman, Charlotte Forbes, Libby Foster, Rosalyn Jackson, April Lowe, Michelle Myerholtz, Lisa Oglesby, Jane Phillips, Sheryl Pinkston, Sylvia Rucker, Tonya Shiflet, Alisa Smith, Tracy Stowers, Kevin Strange, Lisa Treadwell and Jenny Wilson. Club Advisor, Mr. Fred Hamilton. Candid (far right) - Club members enjoy refreshments at a November meeting. 84 CLUBS FCA - GROWING STRONGER It's evident that FCA is indeed grow- ing strong, in number as well as in spirit. The purpose of FCA, in the words of advisor Mr. John Blackburn, is, to provide instruction to members in the role of a Christian at school, in athletics, and in the com- munity. FCA is a very active club which holds meetings by parlimen- tary procedure, often having guest speakers. Projects for this year in- clude co-sponsoring a crusade with a ministerial association and hopefully having Roosevelt Greer lead the two-day crusade. Also, this past year they held both a Harvest Concert and a Mylon LeFevre Concert. This busy club holds morning devotion, called the FCA Huddle Group, three times a week.(Pictured in center the FCA Huddle Group). Members: L to R - Lisa Bell-Historian.Allison Bradford-Secretary, Brent Vickery-President, Cindy Leverette-Treasurer, Sheryl Norris-Vice- President, and Mr. John Blackburn-Club Advisor.Second Row - April Thornton, Cindy Wilson, Lisa Welborn, Kelly Andrews, Robin Atkinson, Tami Byrum, Lara Richardson, Daphne Fleming, Merry Pilgrim, and Lisa Johnson. Third Row -Mrs. Sandra Blackburn, Tracy Hill, Michelle Jarrell, Deanne Little, Tonya Shiflet, Nicci Brown. Vickie Ayers, Lynn Horsley, Donna Hackett, Cheryl Shiflet, Eric Simpson, Becky Williams, Danette Sheriff, and Lori Morris. Fourth Row -Jean Hardigree, Denise Crocker, Angela Hornick, Jamie Blackmon, Sherry Holland, Cindy Burrow, Shana Manley, Wendy Cheek, Sharon Borders, Lisa Floyd, Mitzi Dickerson, Georgia Phillips, Julie Oglesby, Kevin Strange, Rhonda Richardson, Kristy Tyndall, and Ginger Teasley. Fifth Row -Jody Nicholson, Leah Oglesby, Dona Feltman, Tina Moon, Cindy Eaton, Libby Foster, Suzanne Holbrook. Ann Campbell, Mitzi Eaton, Lee Skelton, Tracy Findley, Trina Findley, Tressa Vickery, Missy Martin, Kristy Macris, and Holly Harmon. Sixth Row -Cannon Mauldin. Lee Adams, Anna Kesler, Missy Hendrick, Alan Martin, Stephanie Manning, Charlotte Forbes, Spooner Phillips, Wesley Foster, Glenn Crump, Valerie Sanders, Angel Knighton, Angie Ankerich, Marc Cawthorn, and Patti Banister. Seventh Row - Tracy Lawrence, Pam Teasley, Carole Carter, Mac McCurry, David McLane, Jason Gray, Joey Dorsey, Mark Goldsmith, Wayne Hinson, Stacey Drake, Danny Crumley, Jeannette Rowland, Marti Glenn, Cristal Chitwood, and Kris Graham. Eighth Row -Joanne Whittemore, Missey Vickery, Stephen Lunsford, Wesley Weaver, Nancy Brown, Deana Kuykendall, Tammy Teel, Beth Burden, Sherry Lee, Suzette Moon, Susan Moon, Stacey McGee, Natalie Holland. Stephanie Anglin, Jennifer Jackson, Michele Myerholtz, and Claire Milford. Ninth Row - Sondra Stowe, Allison Adams, Darren Sayer, Arch Adams, Wesley Powell, Chris Whitworth, Nick Adams, Patsy Tomlin, Shannon McIntosh, Melissa Brown, Deana Kay, Jill Martin, Stefanie Johnson, Sherri Johnson, Lisa Cobb, Brian Shiflet, Sharon Craft. Cathy Smith, Rosalyn Jackson, and Ronnie lones CLUBS 85 SCIENCE CLUB - HALLEY'S WHAT? The Science Club is dedicated to pro- moting an active interest in all areas in science for its members. Since this was the year of the comet , the club devoted special study to Halley's Comet which visits the earth every 76 years. One club project was the purchase of curtains for a classroom and binders for the magazines and periodicals of the science department. The Science Club teamed up with the Photography Club and sponsored a field trip to the Fernbank Science Center. The Fernbank Science Center is an observatory and natural science museum all under one roof. Members: Robin Atkinson, Vicki Ayers, Lisa Bell, Allison Bradford, Nancy Brown, Nicci Brown, Tami Byrum, Ann Campbell, Marc Cawthorn, joey Dorsey, Cindy Eaton, Mitzi Eaton, Tracy Findley, Trina Findley, Donna Hackett, Jean Hardigree, Suzanne Holbrook, Natalie Holland, Todd Horsley, Kacey Human, Jennifer Jackson, Michelle Jarrell, Sherri Johnson, Stefanie Johnson, Anna Kesler, Nick Kidd, Billy Kutulas, Deana Kuykendall, Traci Lawrence, Cindy Leverette, Deanne Little, Stephanie Manning, Angie Marett, Kela Martin, Melissa Martin, Van McCorkle, Claire Milford, Lori Morris, Todd Oglesby, Terry Outz, Danette Sheriff, Lee Skelton, Sondra Stowe, Ginger Teasley, April Thornton, Kristy Tyndall, Brent Vickery, Joanne Whittemore, and Cindy Wilson. Officers(Kneeling):Allison Bradford-President. (Standing):Ann Campbell-Secretary, Cindy Eaton- Vice-President, Kela Martin- Treasurer. 86 CLUBS OCTAGON CLUB - YOUTH SERVING YOUTH In September, 1985, the Octagon Club was chartered at Hart County High School. An Octagon Club serves as the vehicle young men and women may use to become active and involved in solving problems that challenge the com- munity and society. The club met monthly and enjoyed a variety of programs. Also meeting monthly, for the purpose of conducting business, were the Octagon officers and board of directors. Since this was the club's first year, the membership decided it should be very active both in school and community projects. This was done in order to lay a solid foundation on which the officers and members yet to come could build. In school. Octagon participated in career day and Respect for Law Week. In the community, the club made per- sonalized cards and presented a talent show for the residents at Heritage Inn Nursing Home. At Christmas they initiated a program called Adopt A Family . During this project Octagon members saw to it that a large needy Hart County family had a Merry Christmas. The club also con- structed and entered a float in the Hart County Christmas Parade which took first place in the judging. DlV Ot i. 1 C t Hie inside TWELl Members are: Renee Alexander, Robin Atkin- son, Vickie Ayers, Jenny Bailey, Toscha Baker, Robert Banks, Lisa Bartlett, Jennifer Black, April Brown, Luci Burrell, Micheal Byrd, Sharon Craft, Carla Davis, Sonya Eaves, Joe Edwards, Sonya Ethridge, Dona Feltman, Daphne Fleming, Charlotte Forbes, Clair Gilford, Missy Ftendrick, Bruce Herring, Michelle Herring, Andrea Hightower, Angela Hornick, Lynn Horsley, Chad Howell, Rosalyn Jackson, Glen- da |ones, Bonnie Jordan, Nancy Kay, Kate Kel- ly, Anna Kesler, Nick Kidd, April Lowe, Kela Martin, Sheree Mayes, Mac McCurry, Rosaline Merritt, Claire Milford, Harrison Mitchell, Micheal Morrison, Michele Myerholtz, Danny Patterson, Spooner Phillips, Sheryl Pinkston, Mary Ray, Kevin Reed, Richie Rowland, Sylvia Rucker, John Rumsey, Charly Schell, Brian Sheriff, Cathy Smith, Alisa Smith, Speizio Stowers, Wanda Teasley, Juddy Turpin, Missey Vickery, and Kerri Ann Wright. Officers: Charlotte Forbes - Secretary Treasurer, Vickie Ayers - Vice-President, Mr. Tim Milner - Advisor, Michele Myerholtz - President, Carla Davis -Vice-President. Board of Directors: John Rumsey, Jenny Bailey, Joe Edwards, Sheree Mayes, Kela Martin and (not shown) Mac McCurry. CLUBS 87 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB- CAPTURING THE MEMORIES The Photography Club is an active club whose purpose is to promote interests in all areas of photography. Members of the club learn how to take and develop photographs. Also, different techniques are discussed for mak- ing good pictures. As one of the club's school projects, a cabinet was purchased to display candids of students. It is displayed in the lobby of the library. 1- Active club members are: Missy Martin, Vickie Ayers, Steven Johnson, Carl Dalton, Nick Kidd, Pam Teasley, Chad Howell, Har- rison Mitchell, Wanda Teasley, Michelle Herring, Bonnie Jordan, Angie Marrett, Michelle Jarrell, Jeremy Haley, Sally Lott. 2- Club advisor- Charles Pace 3- Club officers: Vickie Ayers-President, Steven Johnson- Vice President, Carl Dalton- Secretary, Missy Martin- Parliamen- tarian. Absent from photo, Rachel Gaines- Treasurer. 5. 88 CLUBS f Sumntertree Cast Billy Kutulai- Son Alan Martin- Fathtr Rohm Atkinson- Mother Nick KM- Boy Keith Dooley - Soldur Props Managers: Harrison Mitchell. Sally Lott. April Lou e DRAMA- ACTING OUT THE ROLE Club members: 1st row- officers: Cindy Leverette- Treasurer, Alan Martin-President, Sheryl Norris- Secretary, Missy Martin- Vice President. 2nd row- Mrs. Judy Horsley- advisor, Tammy Byrum, Lynn Horsley, Ann Campbell, Deana Kuykendall, Mrs. Sylvia Bailey- advisor. 3rd row- Nancy Brown, Lisa Bell, Joe Edwards, Daphne Fleming, Allison Brad- ford. Club members absent: Kelly Andrews, Robin Atkinson, Keith Dooley, Holly Harmon, Jeremy Haley, Steven Johnson, Deanne Little, Cindi Miller, Harrison Mitchell, Paula Paradise, Georgia Phillips, Tonya Shiflet, Wesley Weaver. The Drama Club's purpose is to develop student's interests in theatrics and drama. During the fall, the Drama club sponsored a one act play entitled Sum- mertree . The play was developed for competition at the Literary Meet. In ad- dition, it was performed for several English classes and was enjoyed by everyone. The new advisors for the club this year are Mrs. Horsley and Mrs. Bailey. The cast of the one act play. Alan Martin and Robin Atkinson embrace as the characters of Mother and Father in Summertree . CLUBS 89 FHA - GETS INVOLVED FHA has been involved in community and national projects as well this year. FHA is a club whose aims are to develop interest in home economics, in home economic careers, and related occupations. It also provides opportunities for decision making and assuming responsibility. FHA'ers have been busy dressing dolls for the Salvation Army and providing needy children with Christmas gifts. They have been focusing on the national project of drunk driving, by making posters and speeches against the dangers of drinking and driving. Of- ficers were installed during a breakfast meeting at the Lunchbox and this was the beginning of a great year for FHA. Members are: Allison Adams, Randall Alewine, Donna Andrews, Steven Andrews, Lisa Bailey, jamie Blackmon, Donna Brown, Christy Campbell, Tommy Crocker, Brenda Dickerson, Michelle Dickerson, Teresa Dowell, Dona Feltman, Lisa Floyd, Cisi Harbinson, Denise Holcomb, Rita Hunt, Janet Johnson, Stefanie Johnson, Michelle Jones, Yvonne Jones, Kim L. Kay, Nancy Kay, Jane Lee, Lisa Lumley, Tammy Lunsford, Angie Maret, Karen McCollum, Dana McDowell, Lisa Mellinger, Meg Mellinger, Kim Pilgrim, Lara Richardson, Lisa Sadler, Sherry Sanders, Brooke Shiflet, Tonya Shiflet, Kristi Skelton, Sondra Stowe, David Teel, Pam Tolbert, Susan Tolbert, Amy White, Marcy Wicker, Susan Williams, Kathy Wilson, Pam Wood, Renee Wood, and Kerri Wright. Officers are:(pictured at top of page) First row- Teresa Dowell, Angie Maret, Meg Mellinger. Second row-Dona Feltman, Kristi Skelton, Christy Campbell, Allison Adams, Third row-Mrs. Sewell -advisor, Sondra Stowe, Pam Moore, Kerri Wright, Donna Andrews, Amy White, and Mrs. Jordan-advisor. 90 CLUBS 4-H - REPRESENTED AT NATIONAL LEVEL The Hart County 4-H Club is part of the widely known and recognized Georgia 4-H program. It provides an enthusiastic approach to providing boys and girls (ages 9-19) opportunities to learn practical knowledge and skills in all areas of agriculture and home economics. The 4-H Club has been busy with many community projects. For example, 4-H'ers have participated in the Christmas parade and Salvation Army bell ringing. They went to the 4-H Day at the University of Georgia and represented their club with the other clubs in the state. Many 4-H'ers participate in scholarship programs. Vickie Ayers won a full one year scholarship to the college of her choice by placing first in electronics and computers. By winning first place she qualified for a trip to the National 4-H Congress in Chicago, Illinois, in December 1985. She is one example of how 4-H has helped make the best better. Members are: Tyson Alexander, Steven Andrews, Vickie Ayers, joy Bryant, Michael Canady, Traci Canady, Nathaniel Clark, David Collins, Carla Davis, Jess Eaton, Jim Evans, Brian Gray, Holly Harmon, Cathy Hawkins, Shawn Haynes, Michelle Herring, Denise Holcomb, Wendell Holland, Chad Howell, Valerie Howell, Janet Jackson, Mary Johnson, Ronnie Jones, Traci Lawrence, John Lee, April Lowe, Kristy Macris, Missy Martin, Melissa Maxwell, Sheree Mayes, Rosalyn Merritt, Claire Milford, Tammy Norton, Lynn Outz, David Partain, Randall Partain, Jane Phillips, Wanda Porter, Lara Richardson, Pamela Rucker, Debbie Russo, Marie Savage, Scott Shaw, Lisha Simpson, Lisa Smith, Sharon Thompson, Chuck Turner, Angie Vickery, Wende White, and Steven Wilson. CLUBS 91 FRENCH CLUB - OPENS THE DOOR TO CULTURE The French Club busied themselves with many projects this year. One special project was giving out gifts at the nursing home and hospital at Christmas. They also donated educational materials to the French classes. Members are: Arch Adams, Laura Alderman, Margaret Allen, Michael Byrd, Brenda Cneek, Glen Childress, Kellie Cleveland, Debby Cobb, Sharon Craft, Angie Daniels, Felicia Daniel. Mitzi Dickerson, Willie Dickerson, David Donald, Lamar Donald, David Emmerick, Greg Floyd, Norman Foster, Wesley Foster, Gwen Freeman, Cathy Gray, Jeremy Haley, Christol Hamilton, Holly Harmon, Jan- na Harris, Jennifer Harris, Kim Haskins, Cathy Hawkins, Missy Hen- drick, Denise Holcomb, Angela Hor- mck, Chad Howell, Tommy Hughes, Lisa Johnson, Sheri Johnson, Nick Kidd, Ronnie King, Tammy King, Ran- dall LeCroy, Kristy Macris, Angie Mar- ret, Pam McLane, Michael Morrison, Mark Neeley, Julie Oglesby, Sheryl Pinkston, Rhonda Richards, Jeannette Rowland, Richie Rowland, Melissa Sanders, Brian Shiflet, Brooke Shiflet, Kathy Smith. Eric Starks, Pam Teasley, Sharon Thompson, Stephanie Thorn- ton, Angie Vickery, Kim Volrath, and Janene Wilson. Officers are: First Row -Brooke Shiflet - Program Chairman, Mitzi Dickerson -Secretary, Debby Cobb -Scrapbook Chairman. Second Row - Missy Hen- drick -Treasurer, Jeremy Haley -Reporter, Sheri Johnson -Vice Presi- dent. Not Shown: Wesley Weaver - President, Lamar Donalo - Project Chairman. 92 CLUBS 1. 1 .Student Body President • Cristal Chitwood and Student Body Vice President - Beth Burden. 2.ICC Members are: Sitting - Vicki Ayers, Emily Mullenix, Missy Martin, Allison Bradford, and Stephanie Anglin. Se- cond Row - Stephen Lunsford, Beth Burden, Pam McGee, Kristi Skelton, Cindy Eaton, and Alan Martin. Third Row - Steven lohnson, Todd Oglesby, Cristal Chit- wood, Brent Vickery, and Billy Kutulas. 3.Senior Council members are: First Row - Brent Vickery, Beth Burden, Cristal Chitwood, and Missy Martin. Second Row - Lisa Johnson, Rosalyn Jackson, and Tina Allen. Third Row - Sharon Craft, Billy Kutulas, and Kevin Strange. Fourth Row - Kristy Tyndall, Natalie Holland, Bonnie Surrency, Stacey McGee, and Ginger Teasley. 3. The student body is representated by the Student Body President and Vice- President, the Senior Council, and the Inter-Club Council. These organizations and individuals work to express the needs and wants of the students. The Senior Council is made up of select in- dividuals, chosen by the principal, to assist the seniors as they prepare for graduation. ICC includes the president and vice-president of each club. The Student Body President and Vice- President are elected by the students. ICC Advisor - Vice Principal John Cleveland CLUBS 93 ART CLUB-PAINTING A BRIGHTER TOMORROW The purpose of the Art Club is to sup- port the Art Department and promote the visual arts in our school. They have been busy selling calendars and candy this year in order to raise money to buy new materials. The Art Club has many talented members. Two of these members, Holly Harmon and Kristi Skelton attended a School Art Sym- posium held the weekend of December 13th and 14th at the University of Georgia. Mrs.Green accompanied Kristi and Holly on their trip. Art Club Officers - Left to Right -Christine Ginn - Projects Chairman; Holly Harmon - President; Shawn Hayes - Scrapbook Chairman; Missy Sanders -Secretary-Treasurer; and Kristi Skelton -Vice-President. Club Members are : First row - Donna Hackett, Kristi Skelton, Christine Ginn, Lara Richardson, Beryl Daniel, Susan Ginn, Tracy Findley. Second Row - Mrs. Green, Jenny Wilson, Shawn Hayes, Denise Holcomb, Keith Elrod, Holly Harmon, Mark Johnson, Missy Sander, and Roger Smith. Ab- sent from photo : Kelly Andrews, Lamar Donald, Kristy Macris, Gary Mize, Terry Outz,and Debbie Russo. Holly Harmon and Tracy Findley are pictured working on their projects in art class. Mrs. Green's Homeroom placed 2nd in door decorating contest. 94 CLUBS CLUBS 95 CHORUS SINGING THE STORY The chorus meets each morning dur- ing first period. An audition is re- quired before being in chorus. The chorus is involved in several activities throughout the year. This year they sang at the Bowersville Fall Festival, Hartwell Elementary P.T.O., DAR, and the Veteran's Day Program. They also sang at the Community Christmas Celebration No. 9 and received special recognition for this. Each year the chorus presents two main concerts; a Christmas Concert and a Spring Concert. They also visit all of the Hart County Elementary schools and the TMR Center on a two day tour during the Spring. Members are: First Row L to R: Mrs. Debbie Watson Director, Missy Martin, Becky Williams, Krista Bowers, Erica Eberhardt, Tina Moon, Kristi Skelton, Kerri Wright, and jody Wicker. Second Row: Angela Hornick, Iris Brown, Kim Hester, Wesley Weaver, Sharon Craft, Jerry Allen, Richard Beard, Linda Mize, Tracy Canady, Wanda Teasley, and Teressa Hester. Third Row: Urika Roebuck, Traci Gaines, Nellie Hill, Lisa Smith, Krisy Macris, Ronnie King, Perries Rucker, Greg Temples, Keith Dooley, Francis Hill, Tina Allen, Tiffany Jones, ans Sharon White. Fourth Row: Claire Milford, Sheryl Bolton, Marti Glenn, Danette Sheriff, Tracy Findley, Ken Barnes, Brian Shiflet, Chuck Turner, Kristy Tyndall, Andrea FJightower, Stephanie Gaines, Freda Gray, and Sally Lott. 3. 1. The chorus performed at the Veterans' Day Program. 2. Ronnie King — “There Was A One-eyed, One-horned, Flying Purple People Eater! . 3. Tina Moon — “Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah! Officers are: Kristy Macris — Publicity Chair- man, Krista Bowers — Librarian, Freda Gray — Librarian, Tina Allen — Secretary, Chuck Turner — Historian, Sharon Craft — Vice- President, Becky Williams — President, and Kristy Tyndall — Treasurer. SYMPHONIC BAND Members are: 1st row — Charlotte Forbes, Jenny Bailey, Missey Vickery, Anna Kesler, Sharon Borders, Nicci Brown, Tracey Brown and Sheryl Norris. 2nd row-Glenda Jones, Darlene Clark, Pam Crawford, Lisa Floyd, Michelle Jarrell, Carol Burdette, Nancy Alexander and Vickie Brown. 3rd row-Steven Johnson, James Worthy, Lara Chatham, Deana Kay, Lesley Waldrop, Tina Holland, Margaret Allen. Sylvia Rucker, Christy Jonson and Kim J. Kay, 4th row Jim Evans, Scott Tardy, Robin Atkinson, Lisa Oglesby, Todd Oglesby, Joanne Whittemore, Melissa Brown, Angie Daniel, Allison Adams, Tracy Blackwell. Harrison Mitchell, Alan Martin and Scott Graham 5th row Jason Crawford, Erwin Hill, Parke Skelton, Mark Goldsmith, Royce Tate, Brent Vickery, Terry Bragg, Kevin Strange, Robert Snead, Mat- thew Temples, Michael Oglesby, William Reed, Kacey Human, Randy Phillips and Randall LeCroy. All — District level band members all pictured at left. BAND 96 Seniors and VIP's: LORDS OF DISCIPLINE Band Captain — Parke Skelton Field Commander — Kevin Strange Kevin Strange — A First In His Own Right Kevin Strange assumed the position of field commander at the start of marching season and instantly broke a long tradi- tion at H.C.H.S. Kevin was the first male and the first black field commander in the history of the Bulldog Marching Band. The pride of his achievement could be seen as he captured the atten- tion of the crowd everytime he stepped onto the field. However, Kevin soon found that the responsibilities coupled with the stress of being a field com- mander did not stand up to the stereotypical glamour we are so inclined to think. So as the last game rolled about, Kevin felt relieved and tired thanking God that the pressure was finally over. But deep within his heart and forever in his memories are locked the good times he had as field commander of the Hart Co. High School Bulldog Marching Band. I did the best I could on and off the field. It was an experience I'll never forget. Kevin Strange Officers and VIP's: Front Row, L to R: Parke Skelton, Kris Graham, Stacy McGee, Kevin Strange, Robin Atkinson, Rosalyn Jackson, Trina Durrett. Second Row: Deana Kuykendall, Caroline Tate, Lisa Johnson, Becky Williams, Natalie Holland, Tami Byrum, Suzette Moon. Third Row: Alan Martin, Lamar Doanld, Todd Oglesby, Tracy Brown, Carol Burdette, James Worthy. Fourth Row: Stephanie Anglin, Michael Oglesby, Ginger Teasley. Fifth Row: Allison Bradford, Beth Burden. Sixth Row: Sheryl Norris. The Bulldog Marching Band — Celebr History of the Band Program The Hart County School system hired its full-time in- strumental music teacher in 1961 when Mr. Cecil Fields was employed to teach both band and chorus at the high school, band at the Hartwell Elementary, and classroom music at each of the five county elementary schools. He left after two years to be replaced by Mr. William Taylor who served in the same capacity from 1963 to 1965. At his departure the Board of Education acknowledged that the job was great enough for two instructors. So, they created a classroom teaching position which was filled by Mrs. Marylene Basinger and a band director position which was filled that same year by the current band director Ron Jonson. Mr. jonson began teaching instrumental music at all elementary schools of the county allowing students to enter the band program in the sixth grade. When the Hart County Schools were intergraded, the training school was converted to H.C.J.H. and each of the elementary schools became grades 1-6. At that point band instruction was discontinued in the elementary schools. Students entered the band program in the seventh grade, the first year of junior high school, a prac- tice which continues to the present. Prior to the year of 1961 the band at H.C.H.S. was directed on a part-time basis by music education majors from the University of Georgia. Those students would come to Hartwell after classes at UGA one, two, or three days a week, depending on their class load. They somehow man- aged to prepare a band for halftime shows in the fall, parades and concerts dur- ing the rest of the year. The band would meet in their homemade band barn, a building erected totally with volunteer labor and donated material ( not one dime of tax money ). This building still exists today, but now functions as a weight room for student athletes. Under the leadership of current director, the high school band has increased from 42 students (grades 8-12) in 1965 to well over 100 students (grades 9-12) to- day. The marching band numbers approximately 140 this year. FLUTE Rosalyn Jackson Tracy Brown Anna Kesler Sharon Borders Tammy King Lisa Bartlett Sharon Bartlett lulie Burdette Sheree Mayes Satira Gaines CLARINET Glenda Jones Carol Burdette Darlene Clark Michelle Jarrell Pam Crawford Trina Durrett lanie Isom Lisa Floyd Nancy Alexander Sylvia Rucker Vicki Brown Michelle Martin Caroline Tate Sandra Strange Daphne Mattox Carla Gibbs Tina Holland Margaret Allen Bonnie Jordan Sonya Eaves Stacy Schlock Rosalinn Merritt Alison Byrum ALTO SAXOPHONE James Worthey Deana Kay Wende White Kim Kay Leah Oglesby Steven Strange Greg Robertson Roycia Bell TENOR SAXOPHONE Leslie Waldrop Luci Burrell Clarence Brewer TRUMPET ating 24 Years of Excellence! Robin Atkinson Harrison Mitchell Alan Martin Todd Oglesby Angie Daniel Tracy Blackwell Allison Adams Scott Tardy Lamar Spears Bob Ertzberger Lisa Cobb Tracy Smith jim Evans Chad Howell Michelle Herring Jason Buffington Andrea Daniel Bradley Sanders Nancy Kay MELLOPHONE Kris Graham Scott Graham Lamar Donald Juddy Turpin Tracy Smith TROMBONE Parke Skelton Michael Oglesby Kacey Human Matthew Temples William Reid Jeffery Robertson Robert Snead Chris Rowland Maurice Goss Kim Thornton BASS Mark Goldsmith Royce Tate Brian Sheriff Wesley Craft Terry Bragg PERCUSSION Jason Crawford Randy Phillips Randall Lecroy Erwin Hill Eric Curry Alan Tolbert John Rumsey Chad Phillips Vickie Ayers Patti Ayers Robert Banks Charlotte Forbes FIELD COMMANDER Kevin Strange MAJORETTE CORPS Deanne Little Stacy McGee Melissa Brown Christy Jonson Joanne Whittemore Lisa Oglesby FLAG CORPS Stephanie Anglin Allison Bradford Tami Byrum Beth Burden Natalie Holland Deana Kuykendall Suzette Moon Sheryl Norris Ginger Teasley Becky Williams Judy Blackwell Nicci Brown Lara Chatham Mitzi Dickerson Angela Griffin Kim Kay Sally Lott Jill Martin Claire Milford Julie Oglesby Tammie Sheriff Missey Vickery Kim Vollrath April Brown Alisa Smith Marcia Martin Barbara Lambert Lee Skelton Jeanette Rowland Vickie Hunt Lori Morris Tonya Wood Krista Bowers Jody Nicholson Majorettes and Flags — Sparkle of the Band Majorettes: Front, Center: Cap- tain — Stacey McGee. Back Row, L to R: Lisa Oglesby, joanne Whittemore, Deanne Little, solo twirler; Christy Jon- son, and Melissa Brown. Flags: Deana Kuykendall, Sheryl Norris, Ginger Teasley, Suzette Moon, Natalie Holland, Becky Williams, jeanette Rowland, Barbara Lambert, Jill Martin, Krista Bowers, Tonya Wood, April Brown, Jody Nicholson, Lee Skelton, Alisa Smith, Angela Griffin, Kim Kay, Missey Vickery, Claire Milford, Vickie Hunt, Marcia Martin, Sally Lott, Lori Morris, Lara Chatham, Judy Blackwell, Mitzi Dickerson, Julie Oglesby, Kim Vollrath, Tammie Sheriff, Nicci Brown, Stephanie Anglin, Allison Bradford, Tami Byrum, and Beth Burden. CONCERT BAND Members are: 1 st row — Sheree Mayes, Sharon Bartlett, Lisa Bartlett, Julie Burdette, Satira Gaines, Kim Crawford, and Lee Skelton. 2nd row — Tonya Wood, Jean Hardigree, Stephanie Manning, Stacy Schlock, Alisa Smith, April Brown, Jennifer Black, Marcia Martin, Shannon McIn- tosh, Mary Ray and Sonya Eaves. 3rd row — Leah Oglesby, Denise Crocker, Steven Strange, Kim L. Kay,Clarence Brewer, Luci Burrell, Judy Blackwell, Alison Byrum, Bon- nie Jordan, Daphne Mattox, Sandra Strange and Rosalinn Merritt. 4th row — Greg Robertson, Nancy Kay, An- drea Daniel, Bradley Sanders, Jason Buffington, Chad Howell, Lamar Spears, Lisa Cobb, Bob Ertzberger, James Faulkner, Bradley Sanders, Kristen Doster and Juddy Turpin. 5th row — Eric Curry, Alan Tolbert, Robert Banks, John Rumsey, Chad Phillips, Wesley Craft, Brian Sheriff, Stewart Carter, Jeff Robertson, Chris Rowland, Kim Thornton, Ricky Hall, Carla Gibbs, Maurice Goss and Kim Brown. The band performed for the Veterans Day assembly on November 11. BAND 97 FFA- KEEPING AMERICA STRONG The Future Farmers of America of Hart County High School work hard to do their part in keeping America strong. The club develops leadership, citizen- ship, and cooperation among its members. FFA is active in many special events and competition during the year such as livestock judging, land judging, and tractor driving. Twenty members at- tended the Sun Belt Expo in Moultrie this year and two members, Jimmy Cleveland and Scott Mize,(pictured at left),attended the State FFA Camp in Covington, Georgia, November 22 - 24. A major event of the year was the Kan- sas City National Convention in Missouri. Pam McGee, Ann Marie Mauldin, and Gary Mize were accom- panied by their advisor,David Jensen,(pictured below),to represent Hart County and Georgia at the conven- tion. Keynote speakers included Zig Ziglar, Willard Scott, Bart Conner, John Block, and Rocky Blier. The group also had the opportunity to see the American Royal Livestock and Horse Show which has been held jointly with the National FFA Convention since 1928. Pam McGee expressed the feelings of all the participants when she said, “The most fun we had was making friends with people from all over the nation. This trip was an experience of a lifetime. Members are (At Top) Paul Agnew. Slacev Ayer� , Kevin Bailey. Richard Beard. Derek Bell. Alan Brown. Chris Brown. |ohn Campbell. Bill Carter. Brian Carter. |immy Cleveland, f rankie Dorsey. Stacy Drake. Billy Emmenck. Greg Ertzberger. Cindy Hall. Neal Hendrix. Ann Mane Mauldin. Bobby McGee. Pam McGee. David Me lane. Gary Mize. Scott Mize. William Moore. Wendy Owens, Richard Partam. Kendall Payne Stephen Pearson. Tim Pulliam, lames Reed. Russell Reed. John Rowland. Carey Saxon. Brian Seller Charles Strickland. Chuck Turner, and Steven Wilson. Officers are Pam McGee - President. Russell Reed Vice President. Stacey Drake Secretary, Carey Saxon - Treasurer. William Moore -Reporter, lames Reed - Sentinel. Mr David lensen - Advisor ar Miz rUracto omoetitiorv 98 CLUBS FBLA - GAINING A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE BUSINESS WORLD The purpose of FBLA is to build leader- ship qualities in the students and help them be a better citizen in the school, community, state, and nation. This is done through State and National com- petitions and also through conferences such as the one several of the club members attended in Savannah this past fall. FBLA has busied itself with a variety of school and community projects this year. Some of their activities include: sending clowns to Head Start for Hallo- ween, preparing a dinner for a needy family, decorating the Vocational Department's bulletin board, holding a Senior Tea, and raising money for a club by selling Tom Wat and badges. Officers are: First Row - Wendy Owens -Vice President in charge of fund raising, Stephen Lunsford - President, Connie Chappelear - Vice President in charge of service projects. Second Row - Sonja Little - Secretary, Deana Ethridge -Parliamentarian Chaplain, Kim Seigler -Treasurer, Karen Vaughn -Historian Reporter. Members are: Tina Allen, Kelly Andrews, Angie Ankerich, Patti Banister, Patty Bowen, Clifton Brewer, Nancy Brown, Joy Bryant, Cindy Burrow, Connie Chappelear, Gidget Christian, Carl Dalton, Yvonne Dean Dutton, Mitzi Dickerson, Sandra Dunn, Deana Ethridge, Dona Feltman, Gwen Freeman, Samantha Geter, Christine Ginn, Sherri Johnson, Sherry Lee, Kim LeCroy, Sonja Little, Stephen Lunsford, Melissa Maxwell, Stacy McGee, Suzette Moon, Wendy Owens, Kim Pilgrim, Mollie Robinson, Valerie Sanders, Kim Seigler, Dawn Simpson, Sondra Stowe, Tammy Teel, April Thornton, Brian Tyson, Karen Vaughn, Wesley Weaver, Lisa Welborn, AnnaLisa Wilson, Cindy Wilson, and Tonya Wood. CLUBS 99 VOT- PREPARING STUDENTS FOR THE JOB MARKET VOT is a club centered around vocational job train- ing. The members of VOT have jobs outside of school. The purpose of this is to make our students more aware of the jobs in our area and to train them for various occupations. Members are: First Row - Gidget Christian, Yvonne D. Dutton, Patti Banister, Mollie Robinson, and Christine Ginn. Second Row - Cindy Wilson, Karen Vaughn, April Thornton, Angie Ankerich, Valerie Sanders, and Kim Pilgrim. Third Row - Nancy Brown, Deana Ethridge, Kim Seigler, Dawn Simpson, and Sonja Little. Fourth Row -Wesley Weaver, Lisa Welborn, Connie Chappelear, Wendy Owens, and Dona Feltman. Fifth Row - Kim LeCroy, AnnaLisa Wilson, Patty Bowen, Stephen Lunsford, and Suzette Moon. Officers are: Connie Chappelear - President, Wesley Weaver - Vice-President, Stephen Lunsford -Secretary Treasurer. Mrs. Temple is the advisor for VOT. TOUCH TYPNG 100 CLUBS VOCA - TO DEDICATE A PLAQUE The purpose of VOCA is to develop leadership abilities through participation in education, vocational, civic, recrea- tional, and social activities. VOCA spon- sors the Hartwell Sun series of articles Vocational Student of the Month” and Dee Ann Brooks (pictured at left) was selected in the area of shorthand by Mrs. Thornton in December. The club has also raised funds to purchase a pla- que that will identify the vocational building stating when it was established. In April, the region winners competed at state level at St. Simons Island. Members are: Joy Bratcher, Brian Carruth, Kelly Cato, Tracy Cobb, Darren Craft, Larry Cunn- ingham, Eric Dooley, Courtney Drye, Joyce Dut- ton Lavoilette, Michelle P. Herring, Debra Mc- Curley, Tim McLane, Sherry Sadler, Greg Temples, Susan Temples, Steven Whitfield, and John Wieller. Officers are: Sherry Sadler - Secretary, Courtney Drye - Treasurer, Tim McLane -Vice-President, and Susan Temples -President. Club Advisor is Mrs. Pace. CLUBS 101 DCT-CDH VICA - LENDING A HELPING HAND The members of DCT-CDH are students enrolled in vocational and health occupation courses. The purpose of the club is to help students with personal development through leadership training, vocational achievement and competition. At meetings a speaker from a technical school or the military services talks about different vocational careers and the importance of a good education. The DCT-CDH calendar is filled with many projects and events. The officers attended state leadership conference in Atlanta. In December the club provided Christmas baskets of food for the needy.ln February many of the members participated in Skilled Olympics at area and state levels. In February club members also filled out income tax returns for low- income families. Possibly the clubs most exciting project was par- ticipation in a Donkey Basketball Game with Stephens County in January! Pictured at left - The overall reporter for the VICA club - Michelle Herring and overall president -Stephen Pearson. Members are: Happi Allen, Michelle Bailey, Mai Crittenden, Clifford Curry, Sharon Den- dy, Donnie Ethridge, Rodney Haygood, Kris Graham, Angela Mouchet, Frankie Heaton, Keith Rucker, Cheryl Shiflet, Chris Buff- ington, Robin Canady,David Collins, Pat Doker, Lisa Gaines, Denise Holcomb, Wendall Holland,Ann Marie Mauldin, David Seymour, Bob Skelton, Stephen Pearson, Russell Reid, Marcy Wicker, Jen- nifer Wilson, Anthony Turner, Dustin Brooks, Stacy Brown, Frankie Johnson, Stephaine Motes, Terry Nicholson, Kim O'dell, Alan Scott, Scott Senkbeil, Charles Strickland, Tiffany Moore, Rodney Ashworth, Stephanie Burton, Charles Craft, Denise Craft, Micheal Parham, Melissa Bailey, Tracy Blewitt, David Bowen, Jim Gaines, Doug Haley,Eric Monnier, Euladee Stowers, Timothy Teasley, Ted Yeargin, An- nette Beard, Rusty Bradford, Daryl Green- way, Mark Haygood, Bo Morris, Brian Seigler, Rhonda Baker, Angie Beggs, Mark Cobb, Lee Freeman, Ben Muttitt, Charles McCurley, Joey Osborne, Tammy Sanders, Shannon Teasley, Angie Wilson, Rhonda Wright, Scott Bailey, Randy Bannister, John Campbell, Frankie Gray, Mark Harris, Mike LeCroy, John Lee. Gary Mize, Stacy Powell, and James Verdell. Club Advisors are Mr. Jim Seymour and Mrs. Brenda Herring. Officers - Left to right : Frankie Johnson - Sergeant of Arms; Vice -President - Terry Nicholson; Parlimentarian - Scott Senkbeil; Secretary - Ann Marie Mauldin; President - Sharon Dendy; Treasurer -Kim O'dell; Reporter - Happi Allen; Chaplin - Rodney Ashworth. 102 CLUBS HEAVY LAB VICA- INTRODUCING STUDENTS TO THE WORKING LIFE Heavy Lab Vica helps build leadership qualities among students and at the same time introduce them to potential employers and modern day industry. On meeting days club members learn first hand from speakers representing voca- tional schools who talk about education related to modern industry. The skilled Olympic in February is always a big event for participants. For the last three years Shannon Teasleyfpictured at left)won first place in welding and then advanced to area competition. Members are- Russell Adams, Brian Sheriff, Jeff Bond, Billy Emmerich, Robert Weiller, Tony Carey, Shannon Teasley, Charles McCurley, Brent Purcell, Tim Alewine, Wesley Thompson, less Eaton, Greg King. Braxton Shankle, Keith Teasley, Eric Dooley, David Burbick, Doug Haley, Tyrone Davis, Ricky Martin, Richard Partain, Todd Buchanan, Jimmy Carruth, Scott Holmes, Brent Alexander, Darren Bailey, Rod Manney, Richard Beard. Officers- 1st row: Billy Emmerich-Reporter; Doug Haley- President; Todd Buchanan- Treasurer. 2nd row: Shannon Teasley- Parliamentarian; Robert Weiller-Vice President; Braxton Shankle-Secretary. CLUBS 103 FACULTY DIVISION 104 IN MEMORY OF FAYE COLE Dearest Faye It was today I knew that you were gone In my breaking, caring heart is where I feel alone I loved the days that you were here I hate it now you re not For losing you I shed this tear I have a special spot It 's in my heart where I have love For you. I always will 'Cause love is something from above And a large part of what I feel But now you 're gone and no more will you have to suffer so I LOVE YOU FAYE, and always will, now I let you go. From — Health Occupation Students DEDICATION The senior class chose to dedicate the 1986 Memoir to Mrs. Majorie Swilling. A quiet and caring person, Mrs. Swilling always has a smile for everyone. Mrs. Swilling teaches in the social studies department. We will always remember that Mrs. Swilling urged us not to procrastinate” while in school, a lesson which we can carry with us throughout the rest of our lives. Thank you Mrs. Swilling for your part in our never ending story. FACULTY 105 ADMINISTRATION -'PRINCIPLE PEOPLE' 2. 1. Assistant Principal-John Cleveland 2. Principal -Jerris Hayes 3. Superintendant- Vernon Edwards 4. Assistant Principal - Glorianne Patterson 5. Board of Educa- tions to R -Joan Jarrell,Sam Grizzle,Vernon Edwards,Glenn Fleming,Ernell Hughes,and O.A Atkinson 106 FACUTLY SECRETARIES — KEEPING US ORGANIZED The secretaries play a large part in the organization of this school. 1. Louise Bond serves as operator for our new phone system and aids in the collection of the lunchroom money. 2. Sherry Vandiver is the front office secretary and also keeps the attendance registers. 3. Virginia Russell has the tremendous task of being in charge of bookkeeping for the entire school. COUNSELORS — GUIDING OUR WAY The guidance counselors office was given a computer system last fall which will effect every student. The Monroe Co. donated the com- puter ,screen and printer.The C S Bank and Coca Cola Companies of Hartwell donated the programs which will help each student decide on a career that best fit his or personal interests. FACULTY 107 “The English Department at Hart County High School is making solid progress. We increased our Basic Skills Test percentage dramatically this year; our tenth grade students scored one of the highest grades in the state for the new writing segment of the BST. We work as a cohesive group- caring and demanding; loving and entertaining; laughing and pleading. —Joanne Ridgway I.Lto R; Nancy Ayers, Glorianne Patterson, Sylvia Bailey, Betty Edwards, Cathi Teel, Joanne Ridgeway, Sandra Blackburn, Charlotte Harper, Ann Ashworth, Donald Ashworth 2. English Department Chairman- Joanne Ridgway 3. Mrs. Harper 4. Mrs. Blackburn 5. Mr. Ashworth 6. Mrs. Teel 108 FACULTY MATH - PROOFS, THEOREMS, ANDTHE QUADRATIC FORMULA 4. According to Mr. John Kutulas, the Mathematics Department lost Mrs. Whiten to Madison High School but gained Mrs. Bergeaux, a graduate from the University of Georgia. Un- fortunately, this change lowered the average age of the math teachers from 61 to 39, and the department can no longer lay claim to the geriatric title. We understand that the English Department is claiming this crown. Nonetheless, the department has reached a plateau of eminence in several areas as follows:Mr. Kutulas- glabrous adonis; Mr. Albertin- fastest lip in the East; Mr. Curry- math “Refrigerator ; Mr. Fleming- fastest bus this side of the Pecos; Mr. Hamilton- “Failing Freddie; Mr. Cheek- computer animal farm; Mrs. Bergeaux- most beloved 6th period. 1.L to R: John Kutulas, Fred Hamilton, Harold Fleming. Second Row: Marian Bergeaux, Harold Curry, Mark Cheek, James Albertin 2. Mr. Curry 3. Mr. Fleming 4. Mr. Hamilton 5. Mrs. Bergeaux 6. Mr. Kutulas. FACULTY 109 SOCIAL STUDIES- THE TEACHERS AND THEIR HISTORY 3. Why Social Studies? The Social Studies Depart- ment focuses on the complexity of our social en- vironment. If people are to perform effectively as citizens in a democratic society, they need to have an understanding of the relationship bet- ween present and past. They also need knowledge about values in their own society and in other major societies around the world, -Ann Kesler. 1. Coach Burch 2. Mr. Blackburn 3. Mr. Royston 4. L to R: Jim Burch, Ann Kesler, Ed- die McCurley, Marjorie Swilling, John Blackburn,Diane Eifler, Bobby Pate, and Roger Royston. 5. Social Studies Dept. Chairman- Ann Kesler 6. Coach McCurley 110 FACULTY SCIENCE- FROM EQOTO VECTOR QUANTITIES The Science Department attempts to explore the minds of students in order to develop their appreciation for their environment. It also causes students to respect the physical and biological laws which govern nature. The different science classes also help students in problem solving and processing infor- mation which they can apply to their everyday living. 1. Science Dept. Chairman- William C. Baker 2. Mr. Williams 3. L to R: Dr. Frank Mann, William C. Baker, Frank Griffith, Andy Williams, Judy FHorsely, Charles Pace. 4. Mr. Pace 5. Coach Griffith 6. Dr. Mann FACULTY 111 6. Don't complain about the tests when you don't pay attention in class! FINE ARTS- ADDING CULTURE 2. The Fine Arts program at Hart Co. High School is one that both students and faculty can be proud of. Both the art and chorus programs give students a chance to develop their creative talents. We also have an excellent foreign language program. We should all be proud of the band and the hard work they have put forth to make our music program one of the best in the state. 1. Christie Green - Art 2. Karen Kendrick - French 3. Joe Lavalle - Spanish 4. Ron Jonson - Band Director 5. Deborah Watson - Chorus Director 112 FACULTY THE LIBRARY -MEDIA FOR MANY The librarians work hard to make our library easy for students to use. Throughout the year it has become a brighter, better place to do research homework, and check out a good book. Mrs. Carol Smith is our newest librarian aid. Along with Mrs. Susie Bid Brown and Mrs. Betty Seymour, they make the library an efficient media center. 1.Students read a current periodical during their free time. 2.0ur new aid in the library.Mrs.Carol Smith. 3.Mrs.Brown -Makin'a list and checkin' it twice. VOCATION IS FOR EVERYONE! 1. Tammy Sheriff styles Carla Gibbs' hair. 2. Mr.Milner teaches construc- tion. 3. William Chandler -Vocational Director 4. Power transportation students increase their knowledge of mechanics. 5. Lisa Welborn and Jamie Blackmon-Data Drocesslng students Vocational Dept, members are shown on the opposite page from I to r.lst row - James Blewitt, Tim Milner, Jim Seymour, George Milner, and David Jensen. 2nd row- Bob- by Brown, Cindy Pace, Beth Ballenger and Delores Thorn- ton. Vocational education increases the knowledge of our students for a better, brighter future. FACULTY 115 PHYSICAL EDUCATION- LET'S GET PHYSICAL P.E. Instructors are:L to R; Coach John Alexander, Coach Lewis Bailey, Coach Harry Marsh, Coach Glenn Griffin 1. Coach Alexander bringing Christmas cheer. 2. Coach Marsh and students play a game of basketball. 3. P.E. students do strenuous situps. 116 FACULTY 4. 6. SPECIAL EDUCATION FOR SPECIAL PEOPLE 1. Miss Blair and Tina Martin 2. Miss Sar- tain puts the days lesson on the board. 3. Glenda Sartain 4. Marilyn Woodruff 5. Miss Woddruff prepares to begin her day. 6. Andrea Blair FACULTY 117 LUNCHROOM WORKERS AND CUSTODIANS 1. L to R: Imogene Herring, Phyllis Osborne, Jill Greenway, Ann Baker, Susan Mewborn, Patsy Wicker, Dot Wicker 2. Amos Gaines and Randy Bowman 3. Mr. Albertin taking Randy Bowman to his next job. 4. L to R: Amos Gaines, John Johnson, Louise Heard, and Randy Bowman 5. Almagene Curry 6. The Lunchroom 2. The Class of 1951 was the first class to complete twelve grades. Until that time, students had only been re- quired to complete eleven grades. DIVISION 119 SENIORS CHOOSE THEIR FAVORITES Each year the Senior class members are asked to choose class favorites in catagories ranging from Most Intellectual to Best Looking. This year the choices were obvious because when it comes to dependability, you can always rely on Stephen Lunsford and Stephanie Burton,Most Dependable. And don't forget Alan Martin and Stacey McGee, Best Dressed ;thev always look good no matter how dreary the day. Billy Kutulas and Nancy Brown, Most Intellectual, won by a landslide in the battle of the brains Brent Vickery and Missy Martin, Most Likely To Suc- ceed, are sure to use their vivacious personalities and quick thinking to take them to the top. As you walk down the halls, you can be certain that Wesley Weaver and Ginger Teasley. Friendliest, will always greet you with a smile Russell Childs and Natalie Holland, Best Look- ing, must have been beautiful babies because baby look at them now. Kevin Strange and Sheryl Norris, Most Talented, are naturals when it comes to talent in most anything. David Lit- tle and Bonnie Surrency, Most Atheletic, are always ready to take off at the sound of the gun in sports, and the ring of the bell in school. Congratulations to these sixteen outstanding seniors! FEATURES 121 SENIOR CLASS - TRYING TO KICK THAT 12 YEAR HABIT Warning: The Surgeon General has determined that school could be hazardous to your emotions. A cute statement, huh? Sort of funny. It brings a quick smile to your face, doesn't it? Some things are habit forming and most things that are habit forming are bad for you. But what about school? School is habit forming. How many times have you woke up at 6:45 a.m. to get ready for school only to remember that it's a holiday? Yeah, school is habit forming, but it's not bad for you. However, it takes alot of courage and it brings alot of pain to give it up. I'm not talking about the homework, classwork, or tests; I'm talking about the friendships and relationships that are made during school. Think of all that you've done,12 years is a long time to spend with friends, old and new. Saying goodbye to them will be one of the hardest things you'll have to do. It will be one of the hardest habits you will ever have to kick. Senior Class Officers plot to sell the school now that they are finished! Pictured at right - Stacey McGee, Treasurer; Brent Vickery, Vice-President; Ginger Teasley, President; Natalie Holland, Secretary 122 SENIORS SENIORS 123 Stacy Brown Stephanie Burton Rusty Bradford Tami Byrum James Brown Beth Burden Carol Burdette Teresa By rum John Campbell Tracy Brown ■ Shirley Carithers 124 SENIORS Marc Cawthorn Connie Chappelear Russell Childs Cristal Chitwood Gidget Christian David Collins Keith Cordell Charles Craft Jim Crump Stacey Craft Mai Crittenden Sharon Craft Larry Cunningham Clifford Curry Carl Dalton Andre Daniel SENIORS 125 David Dockery Lamar Donald Eric Dooley Frankie Dorsey Yvonne Dean Dutton Courtney Drye Trina Durette Joey Dorsey Angie Ellison Deana Ethridge Donnie Ethridge Tracy Shaw Findley Beth Fowler Lisa Gaines Samantha Geter Christine Ginn 126 SENIORS Daryl Greenway Doug Haley Wanda Haney ✓ tr Shawn Haynes Mandy Haigler Mark Harris Theresa Hester Todd Horsley Marti Glenn Rodney Haygood Frankie Gray Wendell Holland ri' Natalie Holland Holly Harmon Frankie Heaton SENIORS 127 Janie Isom Jennifer Jackson Stephanie Hudson BHHH Lisa Johnson Rosalyn Jackson Martha Jones Joyce Dutton Laviolette Kim LeCroy Mike LeCroy Cindy Leverette 128 SENIORS David Little Kristy Macris Sonja Little Lisa Lumley Alan Martin Greg Martin Stephen Lunsford Missy Martin Ann Marie Mauldin v Melissa Maxwell Theresa Martin Van McCorkle Shelia McIntosh Tim McLane Stacey McGee Pam McGee SENIORS 129 Gary Mize Susan Moon Lisa Mellinger Meg Mellinger Suzette Moon Tiffany Alderman Moore William Moore Kim O'Dell Michael Oglesby Todd Oglesby Joey Osborne 130 SENIORS Richard Partain Michael Parham Wendy Owens Kim Pilgrim Terry Outz Stephen Pearson Russell Reed Stacey Powell Lara Richardson Mollie Robinson Shannon Reid Rhonda Richardson Pam Rucker Sherry Sadler Melissa Sanders Valerie Sanders SENIORS 131 Kristi Skelton Dawn Simpson Parke Skelton Eric Simpson Roger Smith Eric Starks Euladee Stowers Kevin Strange Bonnie Surrency Andre Swilling 132 SENIORS Caroline Tate Tammy Teel Susan Temples Jeff Tucker Anthony Turner Krista Turner Kristy Tyndall Brent Vickery Jon Vickery Lisa Welborn Ml Marcy Wicker John Wieller Wesley Weaver SENIORS 133 Robert Wieller Becky Williams Annalisa Wilson Kathy Wilson Steven Wilson Tina Wilson Not Shown: Tony Carey Kelly Cato Randy Craft lackie Dutton Pat Herring Vicki Harris Keith Elrod john Lee Charles McCurley Renee McAfee Keith Rucker Tony Shirley Tina Shumaker Mark Strange James Verdell SENIORS AS BABIES - A PEEK AT THE PAST Our staff wanted to do something special this year that as far as we could find out had never been done before in the Memoir. Baby pictures you say? That's old as the hills. Yes, but we decided to take the old idea and add something very special - a personal message from the parents. First we busied ourselves sending letters to all parents of seniors. The letter stated that the first 50 responses would be accepted to publish, what the cost would be, and finally that we wanted it to be kept a secret from the seniors until the yearbook came back in the spring. Response was overwhelming! Letters, photos, and messages started pouring in immediately. Many parents ex- pressed their appreciation for being allowed to add this special touch to the Senior Section. Weeks before our deadline we had received well over 50 responses. Finally we broke in and added one more page which meant we could accept a total of 65 responses. Our goals for this section can be summarized as follows: 1. EN)OY - See how much your friends have changed or stayed the same over the last 18 years. 2. REMINISCE - Students and parents perhaps this picture will spark a delightful memory from the past. 3. CHERISF1 - This message from your parents as you enter this new part of your life. 134 SENIORS Tina -Congratulations! May your future be filled with as much happiness as you have brought us in the last 17 1 2 years. We love you. Mother and Daddy Stephanie - We feel so fortunate to have had the joy of being your parents. You are a constant source of joy and inspiration to us. Our prayers are with you always. Love, Mom and Dad A f Rodney - We have enjoyed all the years of happiness with you. We love you and wish you the best that life has to offer. Lots of luck! Love, Mom, Dad, and Jay Robin - Our favorite Robin, keep flying high! We thank you for bringing so much happiness to us. Love, Mama and Daddy Patti - Throughout the good and the bad times, you have always been special. May God bless you in whatever you choose to do in the future. Always remember we love you. Mama and Daddy Angie -Congratulations! We are very proud of you. We wish you the best that life can offer. Always put God first and you will suc- ceed. We love you. Mama and Daddy Allison - We believe God's greatest gift is a child and we're tru- ly thankful for your sweet life. We feel you've done your best in all situations. Our love and sup- port remain with you throughout your life. Mom and Dad As Nancy - We thank God everyday for a daughter like you. We thank you for having the high ideals you have and for being a very special daughter and sister. We love you, Mama, Daddy, and Keith Stacy -Congratulations! You have brought us joy and hap- piness. We wish you all the luck in the future. Love, Mom, Dad, and Sherry Tracy -Congratulations! You have been a wonderful daughter and friend. You have brought hap- piness and joy to our lives. Love, Mama and B.J. Beth - Thank you for the good times we've shared; we've learned lots together. Enjoy life and be yourself. We wish you the best always. Love you. Mom and Dad Carol - Your name means song of joy , and that is what you have been to us. We love you and pray God's richest blessings upon you always. You're a 1 daughter and sister. We love you. Dad- dy, Momma, and Julie - Tami - You are such a precious blessing to us. May your future be filled with love, happiness, and success. We love you! Mom, Dad, T eresa, Michael, and Julie SENIORS 135 ¥ 4 'i+ n Teresa - Your sweel ways and beautiful smile have filled cur lives with so much joy. May God be with you in your search for love, joy, happiness, and suc- cess. We love you! Mom, Dad, and Steve Marc - The time is near for you to do your own thing. You have the God given ability to do and be whatever you desire. Don't waste your gift on unimportant things. Remember, we are behind you in your life's endeavors. We love you! Mom and Dad Connie - You have always been special in many ways. We hope your future will fulfill your best dreams. Love Mama and Daddy Russ - Thank you for giving us so much joy and hap- piness. Always let God be the center of your life and you will succeed in anything you do. Our prayers will always be with you. We love you! Mom, Dad, and Karen Cristal - By your happiness, laughter, and chatter, you have brought much joy to our family. Set your goals high because you can accomplish them! We wish for you the very best because you deserve for all your dreams to be fulfilled. All our love. Mama, Dad- dy, and Shan David - Your poten- tial is limited only by your lack of ef- fort. To your own self be true and go for it. We're proud you're our son. Love, Dad and Mom Keith -Congratulations on your first major ac- complishment in life. With your per- sonality and capability you can reach any goal that you set for yourself. Set your goals high and with God's help anything is possible. We love you! Mom and Pop Mai - As you graduate, and go to another challenge in life, our support and love go with you. Good luck and happiness always. Love, Mama and Daddy Marti - We are pro- ud to be your parents. Always remember that we love you. Mom and Dad Frankie - You are such a joy and a blessing to us. We love you and we wish for you as much happiness as you have given to us. We love you! Mama, Daddy, and Jeff Mark - There have been a lot of good times, a few bad, but always remember that you're a very special person and we love you so much. Love, Mom, Dad, Sarah, and Jason 7iT Frankie - We are thankful for the happiness and com- pleteness that you gave to our lives and proud that you never tried to be anyone but Frankie. Love Mamma and Daddy Natalie - It has been said, when one door closes another one opens, and soon you will be opening the door to an exciting future. We are proud to have been a part of your past, present, and soon to be future. Love, Mother, Daddy, and Chuck 136 SENIORS Todd - What a metamorpho-sis, Todd! And the next eighteen years will v4 ; be just as exciting. Love, Mom and w Dad Jennifer - We love you! Mama and Daddy Roz - You are the joy of my life. We've had good times and bad times, but they've been our times.” We love you so very much! Mama You're a very special young lady. I love you. Daddy Frankie - We thank God for you and all the happiness you've given to us. May your future be filled with much happiness. We all love you very much. Mama, Dad- dy, Larry, Dalton, Joan and Brandon Lisa - You can never fail as long as you laugh at your mistakes and try again. Love, Mom and Pop Angel - You'll always be our Pollyanna. We are very proud of you. We love you. Mama and Daddy i D e a n a -Congratulations! The years of preparation have come to an end -you are graduating! You have made us proud many times with your ac- complishments and we wish for you happiness and fulfillment. We love you! Mother, Dad- dy, and Debbie John - Once a champion, always a champion. The world is waiting for you, and we are counting on you. Mom and Dad Cindy - You have been a great joy to a lot of people. Again you are at a starting point in your life. Be the best you can be! We love you. Mom and Dad Stephen - It has been a joy and pleasure to know you. You have so many fine qualities that I know you will be successful in life. Live life to the fullest and make everyday you live worthwhile. Van - Thank you for the beautiful memories. Our love and best wishes are with you. Mom and Dad Stacey - You are such a joy and blessing to us. We are proud of you. May your future be filled with hap- piness and may all your dreams come true. We love you. Mama and Daddy Tim - You have always been sun- shine, happiness and joy to us and to others. God has always been your strength and ours, of which we are thankful. We love you. Mom and Daddy SENIORS 137 Kristy - You came into our lives and brought sunshine and laughter, love and joy. We thank God he sent you to us and we are pro- ud to be called your parents. Love, Mom and Dad Alan - We admire you so much, your courage, the ability to make others smile when it seems no smile is to be found. Let God be your leader and your life will be fill- ed with happiness and success. We love you! Mom and Dad Ann Marie - God gave us a great gift when He let us bor- row you for a while. Our love and sup- port are always here for you when you want or need us. Love, Mama, Dad- dy, and Cannon Gary - You have brought so much joy and happiness to us. May God bless you in all that you do and fill you with peace and happiness. We love you. Mama, Daddy, Brothers, and Sisters Suzette - As you come to this milestone in your life, we wish for you as much happiness as you have given us. Always remember God loves you and we do to. With love, Mother and Daddy Pam - We are very proud of you. May all of your dreams come true. We love you very much and we wish you all the luck in your future. Love, Mama and Daddy Sheryl - We thank God for the person you are and the high moral stan- dards you have. We pray that you will reach all of the goals you have set for yourself in life. With all our love, Mother and Daddy Todd - Thanks for being the kind of son that would make any parents proud. May your life always be filled with happiness. Reach for the stars! Love, Mom, Dad, and Leah Lara - We wish a future of happiness and success for you. We love you. Mama, Daddy, and Kevin Rhonda - You have always been a joy and brought us much happiness. May God be with you in all that you do. We love you. Mama, Daddy, and Ron Valerie - We are very proud of you. May your future be filled with hap- piness, love, and success. You are a very special person and we love you very much. Mom, Dad, and Russell Chad - As you go from this stage in your life may the future hold many exciting and fulfill- ing experiences. Our support will always be with you. We love you so very much! Mom, Dad, and Nate Danette - Let God guide you as you go forth into the world - laugh, love, live, hope, reach out - and remember, we're there for you through it all. We love you! Mother, Daddy, and Donna 138 SENIORS Brian - You are 1 2 of our joy. Keep smiling and re- member always “seek ye first the Kingdom of God, and His right- eousness and all other things shall be added unto you . Love, Mama, Dad- dy, and Tonya Eric - you have fill- ed our lives with joy and hapiness. May God be with you as you complete one milestone and begin anothers. We love you. Mama, Daddy, and Amy Kristi - you are such a blessing to us. Your beautiful smile and disposition have filled our lives with so much joy. We love you and wish for you as much hpainess as you have given us. We love you. Mother and Daddy Parke - Keep up the friendly waving and always wear your hat straight - and you'll probably make it through life without any major upsets. Mom and Dad Kevin - Thank God for you and all the happiness you have given. We are very proud of you and your dedication to excel. May God continue to bless and keep you and always remember we love you. Mom- my and Dad. Ginger - You are very special to us and we love you more than words can express. May the future hold all the happiness you deserve. God bless you always. Daddy, Mama, Deana, Travis, and Kim Tammy - You have brought joy and happiness to us. May your future be joyful and bring happiness to you. We love you. Mama and Robert Kristy - From the moment of your birth, you've brought sunshine and happiness to our lives. We love you very much and pray that God will always bless you. Forever, Mom and Dad c. : Brent - May God bless you with hap- piness, success, and inner peace as you encounter oppor- t u n i t i e s and challenges in life. We are proud of you and give our support to you as you reach out to the future. We love you. Mama and Daddy Becky - You have always been a joy to us, and you know we support you in everything you do. Always be yourself and put God first in all things. We love you very much! Mama and Daddy Annalisa - Al- though you are grown, you will always be our precious little girl. Thanks for all the happiness you have given us. We love you with all our hearts. Love, Daddy and Mama Steven - We love you! Mom and Dad Tina -Congratulations! Thank God for you and all the hap- piness you give. We are very proud of you. May your future be filled with happiness. We love you so much, Mama, Daddy, and Tonya SENIORS 139 SENIOR DIRECTORY Tina Adams: CDH DCT VICA — 1; FHA Public Relations Chairman — 2; FHA — 2; Pep — 3; Who’s Who — 1; Vocational Student of the Month — Cosmetology. Happi Allen: CDH DCT VICA — 4. Tina Allen: Chorus Publicity Chairman — 2; Chorus Secretary — 3, 4; Chorus — 1,2, 3, 4; 4-H — 2; FBLA — 4; FCA — 2; FHA — 2; Pep — 1; Science — 1; Who's Who — 4; Senior Council — 4. Kelly Andrews: Art — 4; Drama — 3, 4; FBLA 4; FCA — 2, 3, 4; French — 3; Interact — 3; Pep — 1, 2, 3; Photography — 4; Science — 2, 3; Who's Who — 4. Stephanie Anglin: Anchor Vice-President — 3; Anchor President — 4; Anchor — 2, 3, 4; Concert Band — 1,2; Drama Vice-President — 3; Drama — 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Flag Corps — 1, 2, 3, 4; Food Council — 3; Homecoming Representative — 4; Homeroom Represen- tative — 1,2; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; One Act Play — 1; Pep — 1, 2, 3; Ring Staff — 3; Who's Who — 4; JCL — Angie Ankerich: FCA — 2, 3, 4; FHA Degree Chairman — 2; FHA — 1, 2; Pep — 1, 2, 3; VOT — 4. Rodney Ashworth: Baseball — 2; FCA — 2, 3; Heavy Lab VICA — 3, 4. Robin Atkinson: Concert Band — 1; Drama Secretary — 4; Drama — 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA — 1, 2, 3, 4; GHP — 3; Hi-Life — 1; Homeroom Representative — 3, 4; Literary Events — 2, 4; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Octagon — 4; One Act Play — 2, 3,4; Photography — 2, 3, 4; Science — 1,2, 3, 4; Symphonic Band — 2, 3, 4; Tennis — 3, 4; Who's Who — 1, 4; Band Section Leader — 3, 4; All District Band —1,2, 3, 4. Rene Bailey: FFA — 1; Heavy Lab VICA — 2. Scotty Bailey: CDH DCT VICA — 3, 4; 4-H — 1; FFA — 1; Heavy Lab VICA — 1,2. Patti Banister: FBLA — 3, 4; FCA — 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA — 1; Pep — 1,2, 3; Science — 1; VOT — 3,4. Randy Bannister: CDH DCT VICA — 3, 4; VOCA — 1. Randy Barnett Daryl Bartlett: Concert Band —1,2, 3; 4-H — 2; Foot- ball — 4; French — 1,3; Interact — 4; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3. Annette Beard: CDH DCT VICA — 3, 4; Chorus — 1,3; FBLA —1; FHA — 1,2, 3,4. Gloria Blackwell: 4-H — 1; FCA — 3; VOCA — 1,2; Who's Who — 4. Tracy Blewitt: CDH DCT VICA — 3, 4; FBLA — 3 4- VOT — 3. Angie Beggs: CDH DCT VICA — 4. David Bowen: CDH DCT VICA — 3, 4; 4-H — 1. Allison Bradford: Anchor — 2, 3, 4; Debate — 1, 2; Drama — 3, 4; FBLA — 2; FCA Secretary — 4; FCA — 1,2, 3, 4; Flag Corps — 2, 3, 4; ICC — 3, 4; Literary Events — 1; Marching Band — 2, 3, 4; Pep — 1, 2; Science Vice- President — 3; Science President — 4; Science — 1, 2, 3, 4; Who's Who — 4; JCL — 1. Rusty Bradford:CDH DCT VICA — 4; Football — 1,2. James Brown: Concert Band — 1; 4-H — 1,2; FCA — 1, 2, 3; Football — 1,2; Marching Band — 1; Track — 1, 2, 4. Nancy Brown: Anchor — 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading — 1,2; Drama — 3, 4; FBLA — 4; FCA Secretary — 3; FCA — 1,2, 3, 4; GHP — 3; Jr. Marshall — 3; Ads Editor Memoir — 3; Editor Memoir — 4; Memoir — 2, 3, 4; NHS Public Rela- tions Chairman — 4; NHS — 2, 3, 4; Pep — 1, 2; Ring Staff — 3; Science — 2, 3, 4; VOT — 4; Who's Who — 4; JCL — 1; UDC Essay Contest (Local, District, and State) Winner — 2; Girls' P.E. Award — 2; JCL — 1; Cheerleading — 4 140 SENIORS Varsity Letters; DAR Good Citizen Award — 4. Stacy Brown: VICA Sergeant at Arms — 3, 4; CDH DCT VICA — 2, 3, 4; FCA - 1, 2, 3; Football — 1, 2; Homecoming Escort — 1; Key Sergeant at Arms — 4; Key — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep — 1,2, 3; Science — 1,2; Track — 1,2; VOT — 4; Who's Who — 4. Tracy Brown: Concert Band — 1; Marching Band — 1,2, 3, 4; Symphonic Band — 2, 3, 4. Beth Burden: Anchor Scrapbook Chairman — 4; Anchor — 2, 3, 4; Concert Band — 1,2; Drama Treasurer — 2; Drama — 1, 2, 3; FCA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Flag Corps Co-Captain — 4; Flag Corps — 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club Sweetheart — 4; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Miss Bulldog — 4; Miss Memoir Runner-up — 3; One Act Play — 2; Pep —1,2, 3; Ring Staff — 3; Science — 1,2, 3; Track — 3; Who's Who — 4; Student Body Vice-President — 4. Carol Burdette: Concert Band — 1; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Symphonic Band — 2, 3, 4. Stephanie Burton: Basketball — 1,2; CDH DCT VICA — 3, 4; FHA — 2; Miss Bulldog Court — 4; Ring Staff — 3; Miss Merry Christmas — 4. Tami Byrum: Anchor — 3, 4; Concert Band — 1,2, 3; Drama — 3, 4; FCA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Flag Corps — 2, 3, 4; In- teract — 3; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep — 1,2, 3; Photography — 4; Science — 1,2, 3, 4; Who's Who — 4. John Campbell: CDH DCT VICA — 3, 4; FFA — 2, 3, 4; Key — 2, 3, 4; Who's Who — 4. Shirley Carithers: French — 1,2. Kelly Cato: 4-H — 1; French — 1,2, 3; VOCA — 1, 2, 3, 4. Marc Cawthorn: Academic Team — 1; FCA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Football — 1,2; Homecoming Escort — 2, 4; Homeroom Representative — 3; Key Vice-President — 4; Key — 1,2, 3, 4; Ring Staff — 3; Science — 1,2, 3, 4; Who's Who — 4. Connie Chappelear: Academic Team — 1; Debate — 1, 2; Drama — 2, 3; FBLA Vice-President — 4; FBLA — 2, 3, 4; FCA — 1,2; FFA Secretary — 3; FFA — 2, 3; FHA — 3, 4; Homeroom Representative — 2; Literary Events — 1,3; One Act Play — 1,2, 3; Pep — 1,2; Science — 1,2; VOT Vice-President — 3; VOT President — 4; VOT — 3, 4; Who's Who — 4; JCL — 1. Russell Childs: Baseball — 2, 3; Homecoming Escort — 3; Who's Who — 4. Cristal Chitwood: Anchor — 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading — 1, 2, 3; FBLA — 1, 2, 3; FCA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Representative — 1; Homeroom Representative — 1; Pep — 1,2, 3; VOT — 3; Who's Who — 4; Student Body Presi- dent — 4; Junior Class President; Sophomore Class Presi- dent; Freshman Class President; Miss Merry Christmas Court — 4. Gidget Christian: 4-H — 3; FBLA — 3, 4; Pep — 1,2; VOT — 3, 4. David Collins: CDH DCT VICA — 4; 4-H Vice- President — 4; 4-H — 1, 2, 3, 4; Golf — 3, 4; Homeroom Representative — 3; Who's Who — 4. Keith Cordell: Baseball — 2, 3, 4; Football — 1,2; Key — 1,2, 3,4. Randy Craft Sharon Craft: Baseball — 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus — 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA — 1, 2, 3, 4; French — 4; Homeroom Representative — 3; Literary Events — 3, 4; Octagon — 4; Ring Staff — 3; Senior Council — 4. Stacey Craft: Basketball — 1,2, 3, 4. Mai Crittenden: CDH DCT VICA — 4; FCA — 4; Foot- ball — 1; Key — 1,2, 3, 4; Science — 2. |im Crump: CDH DCT VICA — 3, 4; FCA — 4; Golf — 1,2, 3,4. Larry Cunningham: Track — 4; VOCA — 1,2, 3, 4. Clifford Curry: CDH DCT VICA — 4; FHA — 2; Foot- ball — 2; French — 1; Ring Staff — 3. Carl Dalton: FBLA — 4; Photography — 4. Andre Daniel: Baseball — 4; Basketball — 4; Chorus — 1; French — 1. David Dockery Lamar Donald: Art — 4; Concert Band — 1,2, 4; French — 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Symphonic Band — 3,4; Who's Who —4. Eric Dooley: FFA — 2; Heavy Lab VICA — 1, 2, 3, 4; VOCA — 3, 4. Frankie Dorsey: FFA — 4. Joey Dorsey: FCA — 4; French — 3; Jr. Marshall — 3; Pep — 4. Courtney Drye: CDH DCT VICA — 3; VOCA — 1, 2, 3, 4. Yvonne Dutton: FBLA — 4; Heavy Lab VICA — 3; VOCA — 1,2, 3; VOT — 4. Trina Durrette: Concert Band — 1, 2; FHA — 1; Mar- ching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Lieutenant — 4; Octagon — 4; Symphonic Band — 3, 4. Jackie Dean Dutton: Pep — 3; VOCA — 4. Angie Ellison Keith Elrod Deana Ethridge: FBLA Chaplain Parlimentarian — 4; FBLA —1,4; VOT — 4; Who's Who — 4. Donnie Ethridge: CDH DCT VICA — 4. Tracy Shaw Findley: Art — 4; FHA Projects Chairman — 2; FHA Secretary — 3; FHA —1,2, 3; Miss Memoir — 3; Photography Treasurer — 2; Photography — 1,2. Beth Fowler: Cheerleading — 2, 4; Cross Country — 3; FCA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Miss HCHS Runner-up — 3; Pep — 1,2, 3; Who's Who —3, 4. Lisa Gaines: CDH DCT VICA — 3, 4; 4-H — 1, 2; FCA — 2, 3; FHA—1,2. Samantha Geter: FBLA — 4; FCA — 3; Miss Bulldog Court — 3. Christine Ginn: Art — 4; FBLA — 4; French — 1,2, 3; Pep — 1; VOT — 4. Marti Glenn: Chorus Librarian — 1,2; Chorus — 1, 2, 4; Cross Country 4th in State — 3, 3rd in State — 4; Cross Country — 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H — 1,2; FCA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Representative — 3, 4; Miss Bulldog Court — 2, 4; Miss Memoir Runner-up — 3; NHS — 3, 4; Science — 4; Track 4th in State — 3; Track — 1, 2, 3, 4; Who's Who — 4; Miss Hart County High — 4. Frankie Gray: CDH DCT VICA — 3, 4; FFA — 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA Greenhana Degree and Farmer Degree. Daryl Greenway: 4-H — 1; FFA — 2; FFA Greenhand Degree and Farmer Degree; French — 1. Doug Haley: VICA President — 3, 4; Heavy Lab VICA — 1.2, 3, 4; Vocational Student of the Year — 3. Wanda Haney: Art — 2, 3; 4-H — 1; FCA — 1; FHA — 1,2; Pep —1,2. Holly Harmon: Academic Team — 2; Art — 3, 4; Art President — 4; Debate — 2; Drama — 1,4; 4-H County Council — 4; 4-H — 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA — 1, 4; FHA — 1; French — 1,2, 4; Hi-Life Section Editor — 4; Hi-Life — 3, 4; ICC — 4; Literary Events — 2; Pep — 1; Science — 1,2, 4. Mark Harris: CDH DCT VICA — 2, 3, 4. Vicki Harris: CDH DCT VICA — 3, 4; FHA — 1, 2; French — 1; Pep — 2, 3. Rodney Haygood: CDH DCT VICA — 1, 2, 4; Concert Band — 1; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3; Symphonic Band — 1.2, 3, 4; All District Band — 1,2,3. Shawn Haynes: Art Club Scrapbook Chairman — 4; Art — 1,3, 4; CDH DCT VICA — 3; 4-H — 4; FBLA — 1; Hi- Life — 3, 4. Pat Herring Teresa Hester: Chorus Librarian — 3; Chorus — 1,2, 3; FHA —1; Pep —2. Tracy Hill: 4-H — 1; FCA — 3, 4; FHA Jr. Degree — 1; FHA — 1,2; Pep — 3; Science — 1; Who's Who — 4. Natalie Holland: Anchor Junior Advisor — 3; Anchor Secretary — 4; Anchor — 2, 3, 4; Concert Band — 1,2; Drama — 2; FCA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Flag Corps — 1, 2, 3, 4; French — 1; Homecoming Representative — 2, 3, 4; Mar- ching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Miss HCHS Runner-up — 3; Ring Staff — 3; Science — 2, 3, 4; Who's Who — 4; Senior Class Secretary; Junior Class Secretary; Freshman Class Secretary Wendell Holland: CDH DCT VICA — 4; 4-H Reporter — 3; 4-H Georgia Key Award — 3; 4-H Secretary Treasurer — 4; 4-H — 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA — 2; Ten- nis Coaches' Award — 3; Tennis — 1,2, 3, 4. Todd Horsley: Academic Team — 2, 3, 4; Boy's State — 4; Cross Country Scholar Athlete and Sportsmanship Awards — 3; Cross Country — 3 Varsity Letters; Cross Country — 1,2, 3, 4; Debate — 2; FCA — 1,2; Homecom- ing Escort — 4; Key — 1, 2, 3, 4; Science — 1,2,3, 4; Ten- nis — 2 Varsity Letters; Tennis — 1, 2, 4; Who's Who — 4; Anchor Club Beau — 4; JCL — 1. Stephanie Hudson: French — 1,2; Track — 1. Janie Isom: Basketball — 1,2, 3; Concert Band — 1,2; French — 1; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball — 3, 4; Symphonic Band — 3,4. Jennifer Jackson: Anchor Parlimentarian — 4; Anchor — 3, 4; FCA — 1,2, 3; Flag Corps — 3; French — 1; Hi-Life — 4; Photography — 3,4; Science — 1,2, 4; Track — 3, 4. Matthew Jackson: Basketball — 2, 3, 4; Boy's State — 2; Football Most Valuable Player — 1; Football — 1,2,4. Rosalyn Jackson: Concert Band — 1,2; FCA — 1,2, 3, 4; Food Council — 3; Interact — 4; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Memoir — 2, 3, 4; NHS — 2, 3, 4; Octagon — 4; Pep — 1, 2; Symphonic Band — 3, 4; Who's Wno — 4; Senior Council — 4. Frankie Johnson: DCT Sergeant of Arms — 4; CDH DCT VICA — 4; FCA — 1,2, 3; Key Planning Committee — 4; Key — 1,2, 3,4; Pep — 1,2; Science — 1,2. Lisa Johnson: Basketball Manager — 2, 3; Concert Band — 1,2; FCA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Food Council — 3; French — 4; Marching Band — 1,2, 3, 4; Pep — 1,2, 3; Symphonic Band — 3, 4; Track — 1; Who's Who — 4; Senior Council — 4. Ronnie Jones: Baseball — 3; 4-H President — 4; 4-H — 1,2, 3, 4; FCA — 2, 3, 4; Football Varsity Letter — 3; Foot- ball—1,2, 3,4. Angel Knighton: Concert Band — 1,2; FCA — 1,2,3, 4; Marching Band — 1,2; Pep — 1,2, 3; Science — 1,2, 3; Track — 2. Billy Kutulas: Academic Team Co-Captain — 2, 3; Academic Team Captain — 4; Academic Team — 1,2, 3, 4; Concert Band — 1; Cross Country — 4; FCA — 1; GHP Finalist — 3; Homeroom Representative — 2, 3; ICC — 3, 4; Jr. Marshall — 3; Key — 1; Literary Events — 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3; NHS President — 3, 4; One Act Play — 4; Ring Staff — 3; Science Treasurer — 1; Science — 1, 2, 3, 4; Symphonic Band Secretary Treasurer and Most Outstanding Band Sophomore — 2; Who's Who — 4; First Place State FLAG Latin Contest — 1; First Place Region and Third Place State Boys' Piano Literary Meet — 3; First Place State Boys' Spelling — 2, 3; First Place Voice of Democracy Contest — 3; Senior Council — 4; National Merit Semifinalist — 4; DAR History Award — 3; Academic Awards — Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior English; Physical Science, Biology, Chemistry; Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Social Studies; JCL — 1. Deana Kuykendall: Academic Team — 2; Anchor — 2, 3, 4; Concert Band — 1,2; Drama — 1,2,3,4; FCA — 1,2,3, 4; Flag Corps Captain — 4; Flag Corps — 1, 2, 3, 4; Food Council — 3; Homecoming Representative — 4; Jr. Mar- SENIORS 141 shall — 3; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Features and Academics Editor Memoir — 4; Memoir — 2, 3, 4; NHS — 2, 3, 4; One Act Play — 2; Pep — 1,2; Ring Staff — 3; Science — 4; Junior Class Treasurer; Miss Memoir — 2; Miss HCHS — 3; Miss Homecoming — 4; JCL — 1. Joyce Dutton Laviolette: Heavy Lab VICA — 3; VOCA Secretary — 3, 4; VOCA — 1,2, 3, 4. Kim LeCroy: FBLA — 4; FCA - 1, 2; FHA Publicity Chairman — 2; FHA — 1,2; French — 1; Pep — 2, 3; Pep — 2, 3; VOT — 4. Mike LeCroy: Key — 2, 3, 4. John Lee: CDH DCT VICA — 3, 4; 4-H — 1, 2, 3, 4; Heavy Lab VICA — 3,4. Cindy Leverette: Academic Team — 2, 3, 4; Anchor — 2, 3, 4; Cross Country Scholastic Award, Sportsmanship Award, and Girls' State Award — 2; Varsity Letter Cross Country — 2; Cross Country — 1,2; Drama Secretary — 4; Drama — 4; FCA Treasurer — 4; FCA — 2, 3, 4; French — 1; Hi-Life — 4; Miss Bulldog Court — 3, 4; Photography — 4; Science — 2, 3, 4; Varsity Letter Track; Track— 1,2,4. David Little: Art — 1, 2; Most Valuable Runner Cross Country; Cross Country — 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA — 1,2, 3; French — 2, 3; Track Most Valuable Runner; Track — 1, 2, 3. Sonja Little: 4-H — 1,2; FBLA Secretary — 4; FBLA — 2, 3, 4; FHA — 1, 2; Homecoming Representative — 1; Homeroom Representative — 1,2; Majorette — 2; Pep — 1; VOT — 4. Stephen Lunsford: FBLA Chaplain — 3; FBLA President — 4; FBLA — 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA — 2,4; Homeroom Represen- tative — 3, 4; ICC — 4; Pep — 1, 2, 3; VOT Secretary Treasurer — 4; VOT — 3, 4; Who's Who — 4. Kristy Macris: Art — 4; Chorus — 3, 4; 4-H — 4; FCA — 2, 4; French — 2, 3, 4; Pep — 2. Alan Martin: Concert Band — 1; Drama Treasurer — 1; Drama Vice-President — 2; Drama President — 3, 4; Drama — 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA — 3, 4; ICC — 3, 4; Literary Events — 2; Marching Band Lieutenant — 4; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Classes Editor Memoir — 4; Memoir — 2, 3, 4; One Act Play — 2, 3, 4; Pep — 3; Symphonic Band Vice-President — 4; Symphonic Band — 2, 3, 4; Voice of Democracy Contest Second Place — 2. Gregory Martin: Art — 1; Basketball — 1; Cross Country — 1; Football — 3; Track — 2. Missy Martin: Academic Team — 1,2; Chorus Treasurer — 1; Chorus Vice-President — 3; Chorus — 1, 2, 3, 4; Debate — 1,2; Drama Secretary — 1; Drama Treasurer — 3; Drama Vice-President — 4; Drama — 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H County Council — 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H — 1,2, 3, 4; FCA — 3, 4; Hi-Life — 3,4; ICC — 4; Literary Events — 2, 3,4; Octagon — 4; One Act Play — 2, 3, 4; Pep — 2, 3; Photography Parliamentarian — 1, 4; Photography Secretary — 3; Photography — 1, 2, 3, 4; Science — 1,2, 3, 4; Third Place Voice of Democracy Contest — 3. Ann Marie Mauldin: CDH DCT VICA — 4; Concert Band — 1; FFA — 4; Marching Band — 1; Miss Bulldog Court — 3; Science — 1. Melissa Maxwell: 4-H — 4; FBLA — 4; FCA — 2, 3, 4; FHA — 1,2; Pep — 1,3; Track — 1. Van McCorkle: Academic Team — 2, 3; FCA — 2; Golf — 3; Key — 3,4; NHS — 2, 3,4; Science — 1, 2, 3, 4; Ten- nis — 2; JCL— 1. Charles McCurley: CDH DCT VICA — 2, 4; 4-H — 1; FFA — 3; Science — 1,2. Lisa Lumley: FHA — 4. Stacey McGee: Concert Band — 1,2; 4-H — 1; FBLA — 1, 4; FCA — 2, 4; Homecoming Representative — 4; In- teract — 2; Majorette Captain — 4; Majorette — 1,2, 3, 4; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep — 2; Who's Who — 4; Senior Class Treasurer. Pam McGee: FCA — 1,2, 3; FFA Public Relations Chair- man — 1; FFA Secretary — 2; FFA Vice-President — 3; FFA President — 4; FFA — 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA —1,3; ICC — 3, 4; 142 SENIORS Pep — 1,2; Science — 2, 3; Who's Who — 4; Vocational Student Advisory Committee — 3, 4. Shelia McIntosh: Art — 1; Chorus — 1; French — 4. Tim McLane: Varsity Letter Football — 4; Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; VOCA — 1,2, 3,4. Lisa Mellinger: Basketball — 1,2, 4; FHA — 4; Varsity Letter Softbalf— 3,4; Softball — 3, 4. Meg Mellinger: FHA Projects Chairman — 4; FHA — 4. Gary'Mize: Art — 4; CDH DCT VICA — 3, 4; FFA — 2, 3, 4; French — 1. Susan Moon: CDH DCT VICA — 3; Concert Band — 1, 2; Drama — 1; FBLA — 4; FCA — 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA — 4; In- teract — 2; Marching Band — 1,2, 3; Pep — 3; Science — 1,2; VOT —4. Suzette Moon: J.V. Basketball — 1; FBLA — 4; FCA — 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA Publicity Chairman — 3; FHA — 1, 2, 3; Flag Corps — 1, 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Representative — 1,2, 3, 4; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep — 1,2, 3; Ring Staff — 3; VOT — 4; Miss Merry Christmas Court — 4. Theresa Martin: FCA — 1; Pep — 1. Pam Moore: 4-H — 1; FHA Honor Roll Chairman — 3,4; FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Who's Who — 4. Tiffany Alderman Moore: CDH DCT VICA — 2; FHA Public Relations Chairman — 2; FHA — 2; Pep — 1,2,3. William Moore: FFA Reporter — 4; FFA — 2, 3, 4. Bo Morris: CDH DCT VICA —1,2,3, 4; Pep — 1,2, 3. Michael Newton: Basketball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Boy's State 1. Terry Nicholson: Baseball — 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President VICA — 4; CDH DCT VICA — 4; Football — 1, 2, 3; Homecoming Escort — 4; Key — 1,2,3, 4; Ring Staff — 3. Sheryl Norris: Anchor — 2, 3, 4; Drama Treasurer — 4; Drama — 1, 2, 3, 4; FBLA — 3; FCA Vice-President — 4; FCA — 3, 4; Flag Corps Captain — 4; Flag Corps — 2, 3, 4; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; One Act Play — 3; Ring Staff — 3; Symphonic Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Who's Who — 4; All State Bana; All District Band; Nomination To McDonald's All American Band; U.S.A. Honor Band; JCL — 1. Kim O'dell: CDH DCT VICA — 4. Michael Oglesby: Basketball — 3, 4; Concert Band — 1, 2; Marching Band — 1,2, 3,4; Symphonic Band — 3,4. Todd Oglesby: Academic Team — 2, 3, 4; Boy's State — 3; Concert Bana — 1,2; Golf — 3, 4; Homecoming Escort — 4; Jr. Marshall — 3; Key — 1, 2, 3, 4; Literary Events — 2; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS Vice-President — 4; NHS — 2, 3, 4; One Act Play — 2; Science — 2, 3, 4; Sym- phonic Band — 3,4; Who's Who — 4. Terry Outz: Art — 4; 4-H — 2; FCA — 1; French — 2; Pep — 3; Science — 4; VOCA Vice-President — 3; VOCA — 2,3. Wendy Owens: FBLA Vice-President — 4; FBLA — 3, 4; FCA — 2, 3, 4; FFA — 4; FHA Historian — 1; FHA — 1,2; Pep — 1, 2, 3; VOT — 3, 4; Who's Who — 4. Michael Parham: CDH DCT VICA — 4; Cross Country — 1; Tennis — 1,2, 3, 4. Richard Partain: CDH DCT VICA — 3; FFA — 1, 2, 4; FFA Greenhand and Chapter Farmer Degrees; Who's Who — 4. Stephen Pearson: Baseball — 1; CDH DCT VICA — 1, 2; 4-H — 1; FFA — 1; Football — 1; Heavy Lab VICA — 1, 2; Overall VICA President -— 1,2; Pep — 1,2, 3. Kim Pilgrim: FBLA — 4; FHA Public Relations Chairman — 1; FHA Parliamentarian — 3; FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4; VOT — 4, Stacy Powell: CDH DCT VICA — 3,4. Russell Reed: CDH DCT VICA — 3, 4; FFA Sentiel — 3; FFA Vice-President — 4; FFA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Key — 2, 3, 4; Who's Who — 4. Shannon Reid: Literary Events — 2, 3. Lara Richardson: Art — 4; Cross Country — 3; 4-H — 1, 2, 3,4; FCA — 1,2, 3, 4; FHA — 4; Science — 1. Rhonda Richardson: FBLA — 4; FCA — 2, 3, 4; FHA Degrees Chairperson — 1; FHA Historian — 2; FHA — 1, 2; French — 3,4; Pep — 2, 3; Photography — 4. Mollie Robinson: CDH DCT VICA — 1; FBLA — 3, 4; FCA — 3; FHA Treasurer — 3; FHA — 3; Homeroom Representative — 1,2, 3; VOT — 3, 4; Who's Who — 4. Pam Rucker: FHA — 4. Keith Rucker: CDH DCT VICA — 4. Sherry Sadler: 4-H — 1; Pep — 1; VOCA Treasurer — 3, 4; VOCA — 3, 4. Melissa Sanders: Art Secretary Treasurer — 4; FCA — 1, 2, 3; FHA Projects Chairman — 1; FHA — 1, 2; French Scrapbook Chairman — 3; French — 1, 2, 3, 4; News Co- Editor Hi-Life — 4; Hi-Life — 4; Pep — 1, 2; Track — 2; Who's Who — 4. Valerie Sanders: Basketball — 1; FBLA — 4; FCA — 3, 4; FHA Public Relations Officer — 3; FCA — 3, 4; FHA — 3; Homeroom Representative — 1; Pep — 1,3; VOT — 4; Miss Merry Christmas Court — 4. Chad Sanford: Baseball — 4; Basketball — 1,2, 4; FCA — 1,2, 3; Football — 1, 2, 3, 4; Key — 1, 2, 3, 4; Ring Staff — 3; Science — 1,2, 3; Track — 1,2. Carey Saxon: FFA Treasurer — 3, 4; FFA — 3, 4; Who's Who —4. David Seymour: CDH DCT VICA — 4. Danette Sheriff: Anchor — 2, 3, 4; Chorus — 1, 4; Drama — 1; FCA — 2, 3, 4; French — 1; Who's Who in Foreign Languages — 1; Jr. Marshall — 3; Literary Events — 1; Clubs Editor Memoir — 4; Memoir Editor — 4; Memoir — 2, 3, 4; NHS — 2, 3, 4; Science Treasurer — 3; Science — 3,4; Who's Who — 4; Sophomore Class Treasurer. Brian Shiflet: Basketball — 4; Chorus — 1; Cross Coun- try — 1; 4-H — 1; FCA — 2; Football — 1; French — 1 ; Pep — 2; Track — 1. Tony Shirley Tina Shumaker: Chorus — 1,2, 3; FCA — 1. Dawn Simpson: 4-H — 1; FBLA — 4; FCA — 1,2; VOT — 4. Eric Simpson: Chorus — 4; FCA — 1,2, 3, 4; Football — 1; Key —2,3,4. Lisha Simpson: 4-H — 1; Miss Bulldog Court — 1; Track — 1. Kristi Skelton: Art Vice-President — 4; Art — 4; Cheerleading — 2; Chorus — 3,4; Cross Country — 3; 4-H — 3; FCA — 2; FHA Vice-President — 3; FHA President — 4; FHA — 2, 3, 4; Hi-Life — 4; ICC — 3, 4; Interact — 2; Literary Events — 3, 4; Miss Bulldog Court — 4; Pep — 2, 3; Photography Secretary — 3; Photography — 1,2; Who's Who — 4; Miss Merry Christmas Court — 4. Parke Skelton: Concert Band — 1; Debate — 1,2; FCA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Escort — 4; Key — 2, 3, 4; Mar- ching Band Captain — 4; Marching Band Section Leader — 4; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Science — 1, 2, 3, 4; Sym- phonic Band — 2, 3, 4; Who's Who — 4. Roger Smith: Art — 4; Basketball — 4; FCA — 1,2; FHA — 2; Key — 4; Pep — 3; Science — 1,3. Scott Smith: CDH DCT VICA — 3, 4; Football — 1. Eric Starks: FCA — 1; Football — 1,2; French — 4. Euladee Stowers: Basketball — 1; CDH DCT VICA — 1; Football — 2; Heavy Lab VICA — 1; Track — 3. Kevin Strange: Concert Band — 1; FBLA — 1; FCA — 4; French — 1; Interact — 4; Literary Events — 1,2, 3, 4; Mar- ching Band Field Commander — 4; Marching Band — 1,2, 3, 4; Pep — 1; Symphonic Band — 2, 3, 4; Senior Council — 4. Bonnie Surrency: Varsity Letter Basketball; Basketball — 1, 2, 3; Varsity Letter Cross Country; Most Improved and Sportsmanship Awards Cross Country; Cross Country — 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA — 1,2; Food Council — 3; French — 1,2; Pep — 1,2, 3; Ring Staff — 3; Track Captain — 2, 3, 4; Track — 3rd in State; Track MVP — 1, 2, 3, 4; Track — 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Council — 4; Female Athlete of the Year — 2, 3. Andre Swilling: Art — 1; Basketball — 1; Science — 3; VOCA —2. Caroline Tate: Concert Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; Marching Band — 1,2, 3, 4; Octagon — 1; Track — 1,2. Ginger Teasley: Co-Captain J.V. Academic Team — 2; Academic — 2; Anchor Treasurer — 4; Anchor — 2, 3, 4; Basketball — 1; Drama — 2; FCA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain Flag Corps — 4; Flag Corps — 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Life Features Editor — 2, 3; Hi-Life Editor — 4; Hi-Life — 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Representative — 4; Homeroom Represen- tative — 1,3; )r. Marshall — 3; Literary Events — 2; Mar- ching Band — 1, 2, 3, 4; NHS Secretary — 4; NHS — 2, 3, 4; pep — 3; Ring Staff — 3; Science Treasurer — 2; Science — 1, 2, 3, 4; JCL — 1; GSPA State Secretary — 4; Senior Council President — 4; Senior Class President; Sophomore Class Secretary. Shannon Teasley: CDH DCT VICA — 4; Heavy Lab VICA Parliamentarian — 4; Heavy Lab VICA — 1,2,3, 4; Key — 4. Timothy Teasley: Art — 1; Basketball Most Offensive Player — 1; Basketball MVP — 2; Basketball — 4; Football — 2; Science — 2. Tammy Teel: FBLA — 4; FCA — 1,4; French — 1; Hi- Life — 3; Pep — 1; Science — 1,4. Susan Temples: ICC — 3, 4; VOCA President — 3, 4; VOCA — 1, 2, 3,4. Jeff Tucker: Basketball — 1; Football — 1,2, 3, 4. Anthony Turner: CDH DCT VICA — 4. Kristy Tyndall: Academic Team — 4; Basketball — 1,2; Chorus Treasurer — 4; Chorus — 1,2, 4; Drama — 1; FCA — 2, 3, 4; French — 3; Hi-Life — 3, 4; Jr. Marshall — 3; NHS — 2, 3, 4; Pep — 3; Science — 2, 4; Track — 3; Who's Who — 4; Senior Council — 4. Brent Vickery: Academic Team — 3, 4; Baseball — 1,2, 3, 4; Boy's State — 3; Concert Band — 1,2; FCA President — 4; FCA — 1,2, 3,4; Football Captain — 4; Football — 2, 3, 4; GHP — 3; ICC — 4; Jr. Marshall — 3; Key Club Presi- dent — 4; Key — 1,2, 3, 4; Marching Band — 1; NHS — 2, 3, 4; Ring Staff — 3; Science — 1, 2, 3, 4; Symphonic Band — 3; Wno's Who — 4; Anchor Beau — 4; Senior Council Vice-Presient — 4; Senior Class Vice-President. Jon Vickery: Football — 1,2; Who's Who — 1. Wesley Weaver: Chorus — 3, 4; Drama — 2, 3, 4; FBLA — 4; FCA — 4; French President — 4; French — 2, 3, 4; Key Secretary Treasurer — 3, 4; Key — 2, 3, 4; Literary Events — 2, 3, 4; One Act Play — 2, 3, 4; Science — 2, 3; Tennis Most Improved Player — 2; Tennis — 2; VOT Vice- President — 4; VOT — 4. Lisa Welborn: Concert Band — 1; FBLA — 4; FCA — 4; Marching Band — 1,2, 3; Symphonic Band — 3, 4; VOT — 4; Who's Who —4. Marcy Wicker: CDH DCT VICA — 4; FHA — 3, 4; French — 1,2. John Wieller: Baseball — 4; Football — 1,4; Pep — 2, 3; VOCA — 1,2, 3,4. Robert Wieller: Baseball — 2, 3, 4; CDH DCT VICA — 1; Football — 1,4; VICA Vice-President — 4; Heavy Lab VICA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Representative — 4; Pep — 3. Becky Williams: Anchor — 2, 3, 4; Chorus — 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H — 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Flag Corps — 3, 4; ICC — 3; Literary Events — 3, 4; 4-H I Dare You Award. Annalisa Wilson: CDH DCT VICA — 1; Cross Country — 1,2; FBLA — 4; FCA — 1,2; FFA Reporter — 3; FFA — 1, 2, 3; Pep — 1,2; Science — 1; Tennis — 2 Varsity Let- ters; Tennis — 2, 3; VOT — 4; Who's Who — 4. Kathy Wilson: FHA — 1, 2, 3, 4; Miss Bulldog Court — 4. Steven Wilson: 4-H — 1, 2, 3, 4; FFA — 4; Who's Who — 3, 4; 4-H County Council; 4-H I Dare You and Georgia Key Awards. Tina Wilson JUNIOR CLASS -MOVES FROM MIDDLE TO TOP To most students their junior year is one filled with thoughts of being in between, not really being on top and yet not being on the bottom. Trying to balance your school, extracurricular activities, and home responsibilities can seem pretty frustrating as is evident by the following quotes from Juniors on: What is it like to be a junior? | 2 4C I It's alot of written work, but the fact that next year I'll be a senior keeps me going. It's not that bad as a matter of fact, it makes me wish I were a freshman again. It will all be over too soon! Harrison Mit- chell I'm looking forward to be a senior. It's been one of the best years we have had. Gwen Freeman I think that my junior year has been the best because opportunities have been opened to me. Dee Ann Brooks If I weren't a cheerleader, my junior year would just be another year. Pam McDowell Never a dull moment with our spirit-rising class! Cindy Eaton Junior Class Officiers-pictured at right: Michelle larrell. Treasurer; Suzanne Holbrook, Vice-President; Emily Mullenix, Secretary; William Morgan, President Lee Adams Marty Adams Marianne Addison Randall Alewine Dewitt Alexander Ricky Alexander Tyson Alexander Debbie Allen Margaret Allen Donna Andrews 144 JUNIORS Michelle Ankerich Vickie Ayers Penny Bailey Rhonda Baker Kelvin Barnes Ken Barnes Derek Bell Lisa Bell Roycia Bell Jamie Blackmon Judy Blackwell Bill Boleman Sheryl Bolton Sharon Borders Patty Bowen Dannette Bowers Danny Bowers Clifton Brewer Rodney Brewer JUNIORS 145 Dee Ann Brooks Dustin Brooks Chris Brown Danny Brown Donna Brown Nicci Brown Vickie Brown Margie Bryant Todd Buchanan Chris Buffington David Burbick Cindy Burrow Ann Campbell Robin Canady Shanon Carey Kim Carnes Brian Carruth Tammy Cartee Lara Chatham 146 JUNIORS Wendy Cheek Eric Christian Darlene Clark Janet Clark Regina Clark Craig Cleveland Mark Cobb Tracy Cobb Denise Craft Pam Crawford Danny Crumley Angie Daniel Anne DeGrave JUNIORS 147 Sharon Dendy Brenda Die kerson Mit i Die kerson Chris Dodd Pal Doker Jeff Dorsey Stacey Drake Cindy Eaton less Eaton Billy Emmerick Greg Ertzberger Jim Evans Kevin Evans Dona Feltman Daphne Fleming Allen Floyd 148 JUNIORS Lisa Lloyd Marie F orison Libby Foster Todd Franks Gwen Freeman Jackie Gaines Jim Gaines Lashun Gaines Stephanie Gaines Carla Gibbs Mark Goldsmith Terrell Goss Kris Graham Scott Graham Brian Gray jason Gray James Grizzle Jim Gurley Donna Hackett Cindy Flail Ricky Hall JUNIORS 149 George Harper Jennifer Harris Laurie Harris Lori Harris Lynn Hart Terri Hawkins lerry Hayes Tammy Hayes Kim Haygood Mark Haygood Beverly Heard Michelle Herring Kim Hester Erwin Hill Tammy Hill Wayne Hinson Mark Hix Pat Hogan Suzanne Holbrook Denise Holcomb Sherry Holland Tina Holland Angela Hornick Lynn Horsley Tammy Howell 150 JUNIORS Tommy Hughes Michelle Jarrell Alan Johnson Stacie Johnson Steven Johnson Glenda Jones Greg Jones Machele Jones Yvonne Jones Greg King Barbara Lambert Melissa Lawrence Deanne Little Shana Manley Rodney Manney Angela Marrett Michelle Martin Vincent Martin Cannon Mauldin Randall Maxwell Allen McCall JUNIORS 151 Karen McCollum Pam McDowell Sherri McKinney David Mclane Harrison Mitchell Russ Mize Eric Monnier William Morgan Lori Morris Stephanie Motes Emily Mullenix Bonnie Munda Ben Muttitt Brenda Nash Telcia Newton Julie Oglesby Lisa Oglesby Teresa Oglesby Tommy Outz 152 JUNIORS Steven Partlow Kendall Payne Cary Pearce Georgia Phillips Stacey Phillips Missy Pierson Wanda Porter Kenny Powers Tim Pulliam Scott Ramsey Jeff Ricks Jeanette Rowland Karen Rucker Rodney Rucker Lisa Sadler Sherry Sanders JUNIORS 153 Alan Scoti Brian Seigler Kim Seigler Scott Senkbeil Angela Seymour Braxton Shankle Scott Shaw Tammie Sheriff Cheryl Shiflet Tonya Shiflet Marsha Shirley Albert Simpson Bob Skelton Darlene Smith Robert Snead Carol Sosby Richard Stovall Sondra Stowe Reg Stowers Tommy Stowers Dana Strange Sandra Strange Charles Strickland Royce Tate April Thornton 154 JUNIORS Veronica Thornton Pam Tolbert Chuck Turner Karen Vaughn Kim Vollrath Bobby Wainwright Eddie Wilkins Cindy Wilson janene Wilson Jennifer Wilson Kerri Wright Rhonda Wright Julie Yeargin Ted Yeargin Grant York Not Shown: Timothy Bailey Nathaniel Clark Darren Craft Keith Dooley Fabian Jones Jacob Jones Derrick Morrison Mike Sims Lynn Starks Angela Wilson JUNIORS 155 SOPHOMORES - ONE STEP CLOSER Here at good ole' HCHS we, as students, have the op- portunity to study many languages such as French and Spanish. However, another language floats about originating from our one and only Class of '88. So, in the continuing adventure to enrich mankind we pre- sent : The Sophomore Class Dictionary of Various Phrases and Expressions. Flick (flik) - An awkward per- son or thing. Dominant (dom 'e nent) - Having superiority in a given subject; such as football, basket- ball, etc. Spaz (spaz) - Having no control over ones actions. Bogus (bo'gus) -Something that is not right or is corrupt. Babus (ba'bus) - Slang for babies. Charlie Mick (char'le - mik) - To excell highly in all actions. Dud (dud) - A complete failure To be true, this is only a portion of the vocabulary used by those wonderful kids. But, hey, it has been said that great things come from the mouths of SOPHOMORES! Pictured at right-Sophomore Class Officers: Jeremy Haley, Treasurer; Mac McCurry, President; Sylvia Rucker, Secretary; Michelle Myerholtz, Vice-President Allison Adams Arch Adams Nick Adams Steve Adams Paul Agnew Laura Alderman Brent Alexander Nancy Alexander James Bailey Jenny Bailey Kevin Bailey James Bannister Lisa Bartlett Joseph Beyer Tracy Blackwell Roger Boles Cassandra Bolton Jeff Bond 156 SOPHOMORES Ken Bond Patricia Bowen Sammy Bowman Terry Bragg Joy Bratcher Kim Brown Mark Brown Melissa Brown Bruce Bryant Billy Bryson Joey Byrum Christy Campbell Kathy Carey Bill Carter Carole Carter Randall Carter Melissa Chastain Steve Chastain Glen Childress Sandy Christian Kimberly Clark Lisa Cobb Jason Crawford Kimberly Crawford Scott Crawford Tommy Crocker Rodney Crossley Glenn Crump Stephanie Daniel Tyrone Davis Bradley Deal Ann Dickerson Willie Dickson Kelsey DiMarco lohnny Dockery Robert Donald SOPHOMORES 157 Stephanie Dove Teresa Dowell Jimmy Dupont Tammy Durrette Maria Eaves David Emmerich Joey Emmons Bob Ertzberger Chris Evans Gail Evans Tammy Evans Trina Findley Greg Floyd Robert Floyd Charlotte Forbes Johnny Foster Norman Foster Wesley Foster Enrico Fouch Benson Freeman Lee Freeman Tracy Freeman Rachel Gaines Traci Gaines Eric Gillespie Susan Ginn Freda Gray 158 SOPHOMORES Dale Greenway Angela Griffin James Gunnells Jeremy Haley Christol Hamilton Rosalee Hand Cisi Harbinson Derrick Harper Kevin Harris Roger Harris Wayne Harris Kimberly Heard Missy Hendrick Neal Hendrix Kay Herring Katie Hogue Scott Holmes Michelle Howell Valerie Howell Kevin Hudson Chereese Hughes Kacey Human Aretha Hunt Stanley Hunt Kane Isom Denise Jacks Gregg Jackson Marc Johnson Sheri Johnson Stefan ie Johnson SOPHOMORES 159 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 Randall LeCroy Anthony Lee Sherri Lee Bruce Leicht Connie Little Sally Lott Tammy Lunsford Dedra Martin Jill Martin Kela Martin Ricky Martin Sharon Martin Maria Mattox Lee McCall Debra McCurley 160 SOPHOMORES Mac McCurry Dana McDowell Veronica McG locking Shannon McIntosh Pam McLane Claire Milford Michelle Milford Cyndi Miller Chris Minervino Neal Mitchell Linda Mize Tammy Moore Michelle Myerholtz Mark Neeley Crystal Nix Shane Norton Daniel Osborne Rebecca Owens Paula Paradis Aaron Partain Danny Patterson Pam Patterson Randy S. Phillips Sheryl Pinkston SOPHOMORES 161 Wesley Powell Becky Pugh Brent Purcell lames Reed Kevin Reed William Reid Kimberly Reynolds Martha Richardson Ashley Robertson Jeff Robertson Lee Robinson Tammie Roebuck Brian Rowland Randall Rowland Antoinette Rucker Dexter Rucker Eric Rucker Sylvia Rucker Debbie Russo Jill Sadler Farrieo Sadler Preston Sanders Tiffany Sanders Darren Sayer Charly Schell Brook Shiflet Rhonda Skelton 162 SOPHOMORES Cindy Slater Brad Smith Cathy Smith Patsy Smith Tracy Smith Lamar Spears Gil Spencer David Stovall Susan Stovall Leah Stowe Freddie Stowers Randy Stowers Tracy Stowers ludy Stroud Montine Surrency Randy Talent Scott Tardy Pam Tate Keith Teasley Pamela Teasley David Teel Gregory Temples Matthew Temples Chris Thompson Wesley Thompson Calvin Thornton Stephanie Thornton SOPHOMORES 163 Susan Tolbert Lisa Treadwell Chad Tucker joey Turpin Brian Tyson Rene Vaughn Missey Vickery Lesley Waldrop Kenneth Wall Barry Westbrook Amy White Scottie White Sharon White Wende White anne Whittemore Chris Whitworth Ellen Wicker Susan Williams April Wilson ane Wilson Renee Wood Robbie Wood James Worthey Not Shown: Jeannie Baker Debra Brake Doug Campbell Ted Clark Ricky Cunningham Michael Curry Scott Evans Donnie Gaines Harold Gaines Inez Gunnells Lesia Hunt Tina Martin Tammy Mattox Angela Mouchet Stacy Reed Donna Roebuck Keith Scott Willie Surrency Patsy Tomlin Sharon White 164 SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN - STARTING OVER AGAIN Think a minute. What's the worst day out of the year? Why the first day of school, of course. However, if you're a freshman that horrible day is the source for many a gruesome nightmare. We try not to remember that day, but as you grow older you need a good laugh. Therefore, I, Alan Martin, Classes Editor, attempted to create a Mad-Lib recalling a freshman's first day of school, and who better to fill it out than a Freshman? So thanks to the brilliant and creative mind of Rex Martin, the stereotypical Freshman, his first day of school has been recorded for all eternity. As I walked onto the campus of HCHS, I was flooded with many emotions, such as fear, homesickness, and frustration, not to mention boredom. My mind raced back to the events of that morning to recall if I had forgotten anything. No, I had everything. My Rubber Duckie, Pacifier, He-man Lunch Box, this thought was banished from my mind when the homeroom bell rang. I wiggled my way through the millions of bodies that crowded those seem- ingly endless hallways. By and by, I finally plopped down in the hard wooden desk of my homeroom. From that moment on, my fate was sealed. After being beaten and ridiculed all day long, I crawled out of the doors of HCHS, a sole survivor of the first day of school!!!!!!!!!! Pictured at left-Freshmen Class Officers: Marsha Martin, Vice-President; Mitzi Eaton, President; Wanda Teasley, Treasurer; Bonnie Jordan, Secretary Danny Adams Russell Adams Tim Alewine Debbie Alexander Renae Alexander Donnette Allen Jerry Allen Lasonia Allen Steven Andrews Stacey Ayers James Bailey John Baile Lisa Bailey Mary Ann Bailey Kevin Baker Toscha Baker Bobert Banks Jennifer Barnhart Sharon Bartlett Richard Beard Tina Beyer FRESHMEN 165 Jennifer Black Stephanie Black Gladys Blackwell Michelle Blackwell Cynthia Booker Teresa Bowden Krista Bowers Arthur Bowman Barry Brawner lonathan Breneman Billy Brewer Clarence Brewer Denise Brewer Kevin Brookins Alan Brown April Brown Iris Brown Patrick Brown Teak Brown Joy Bryant Kathy Bryant Jason Buffington Tracy Burch Julie Burdette ' Luci Burrell Roderick Burton Michael Byrd Alison Byrum Jody Canady Michael Canady Traci Canady Lewis Cann Jimmy Carruth Brian Carter Tabitha Carter William Carter Todd Caywood Ray Chappelear Brenda Cheek Lori Chitwood 166 FRESHMEN Racquet Christian Tracey Clark jimmy Cleveland Kellie Cleveland Donnie Clinkscales Debby Cobb Fred Corn Tony Couey Rayfonda Craft Wes Craft William Crawford Denise Crocker Cathi Cromer Scott Crump Eric Curry Jessica Curry Tony Curry Andrea Daniel Beryl Daniel Felicia Daniel Timothy Daniel Mickey Davenport Carla Davis David Debter jim Denny Michelle Dickerson David Donald Sandra Dunn Micheal Dutton Wayne Eady Mitzi Eaton Sonya Eaves Erica Eberhardt Joe Edwards Patricia Ellison Bob Elrod Sonya Ethridge Gale Evans Mike Fellows Tracy Findley Carl Fleeman Gregg Fleeman Earl Fouch Pamela Freeman Stacey Freeman Richard Gaines Satira Gaines Tina Gaines William Galliher FRESHMEN 167 Teresa Ceter Raynard Gilliard Maurice Goss David Graham Kathy Gray William Gray Diane Griffith Gerald Haley jean Hardigree janna Harris Michelle Harris Princess Hart Randy Hart Robert Hart Kim Haskins Cathy Hawkins Aletha Heard Eric Henderson Tammy Henson Bruce Herring Jennifer Herring Michelle Herring Sandee Herring Dorothy Hicks Andrea Hightower jack Hill James Hill Nellie Hill Wanda Hill Charles Holland Chris Holland Darby Holland Dennis Holland Chad Howell Allen Hughes Vickie Hunt Xavier Hunt Robert Hyde Teresa Jennings Janet Johnson Lucious Johnson 168 FRESHMEN Mary Johnson Reggie Johnson Veronica Johnson Charles Jones Kim Jones Tiffany Jones Bonnie Jordan Sherry lustice i ’ Nancy Kay Nicholas Kidd Rodney Lawrence Traci Lawerence Angela Leverette Sheila Long April Lowe Stephanie Manning Chris Martin David Martin Marcia Martin Randy Martin Rex Martin Robert Martin Derrick Mattox John Mauldin James Maxwell Peggy Maxwell Tammy Maxwell Sheree Mayes Cindy McAfee Mary McCollum Willie McCullough Josephine McCurry Bobby McGee Brandon McGee Kim McGill Rosalind Merritt Terry Mitchell Scott Mize Shannon Mize Tina Moon Tonya Moon Shane Moore Michael Morrison Valerie Morrison Jody Nicholson Charles Norton Gail Norton Tammy Norton Randy Odister FRESHMEN 169 Leah Oglesby Tyrone Oglesby Lynn Outz Jeff Owens David Partain Randall Partain Chad Phillips Jane Phillips Spooner Phillips Merry Pilgrim Brandon Ramsey Mary Ray Randy Rayton David Richardson Delta Rickett Stephanie Risner Greg Robertson Charlene Roebuck Urika Roebuck Chris Rowland Harold Rowland John Rowland Richie Rowland Daryl Rucker Jeffery Rucker Perris Rucker Willie Rucker John Rumsey Brad Sanders Joe Sanders Kay Sanders Jeffery Savage Marie Savage Debra Sayer Stacy Schlock Jimmy Scott Jennifer Settles Brian Sheriff Dedrick Shiflet Lee Skelton Alisa Smith Lisa Smith Michelle Smith Joel Steed Speizio Stowers Steve Strange Scott Sudderth Corey Tate Renard Tate 170 FRESHMEN Not Shown: Chris Hudson Charlene Oglesby Darren Bailey Maria Hunt Randy Outz Timothy Barnes Patrick Jones Danny Parker Willie Blackwell Perry Isom Vicki Pittman Billy Brown Robert Maxwell Kalvin Ravenell Patrice Brown Ann McCall Steve Rayton Kim Cromer Todd McCurry Terry Saxon Kristin Doster Tommy McCurry Vincent Starks Alan Gaines Denise Montgomery George Tate Kristi Hendrix Randy Morris Paula Tomlin Elaine Hickmon Joey Mueller jerry Teasley Wanda Teasley Chad Temple Donna Temples Sharon Thompson Kimball Thornton Alan Tolbert Cindy Tolbert Shawn Toney Walter Tucker Victor Turner Willie Turner juddy Turpin Angela Vickery Julie Vickery Reggie Vickery Tressa Vickery Dwayne Walker Jerry Wall Thomas Waller Andy Walters Angela Welborn Jeffery White Nancy White Steven Whitfield Jody Wicker Vincent Williams Amanda Williford Mike Wilson Pam Wood Tonya Wood Russell Woods Lisa Wright FRESHMEN 171 ADS All Memoirs both past and pre- sent have been published through the help of our loyal sponsers. 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Also VCR’s can be rented — get DOWNTOWN movies at the member and price. 29 NORTH OFFICE ADS 185 Highway 29 North Hartwell, Georgia DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER Eletrice’s Video Connection ijg @ Current Titles, VCR Rentals Congratulations to the Class of ’86 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 980 W K Hartwell, Georgia Salutes the class of ’86 ADS 187 BEST WISHES FROM ingles Jule Tenple, Jr. Broker 108 West Howell Street P.O. Box 119 Hartwell, Ga. 30643 (404)376-3866 TEMPLE INSURANCE “Highest Standards of Professional Service” PRUITT FUNERAL HOME Royston, Ga. 245-7234 HOLBROOK EQUIPMENT AND FEED 943 Anderson Hwy. 376-2728 Hartwell, Ga. 188 ADS FAMILY DEPARTMENT STORE DOWNTOWN Established in 1929 P.O. Box 517 Hartwell, Ga. 376-7156 BAILES-COBB BEGGS GROCERY AND FARM SUPPLY GAS - GROCERIES - FEED - SEEDS FERTILIZERS - HARDWARE Authorized PURINA Feed Dealer Hwy. 29 South Canon, Ga. 376-4440 or 376-4452 HARTWELL SALES Wholesale Distributors of General Merchandise, Tools, Electronics S. Forest — P.O. Box 181 Hartwell, Ga. 30643 Charles Mildred Whitaker 376-7194 376-8736 Res. 376-9618 190 ADS r __________ — MrSkeltor-Morr's Associates =A= ------ Hartwell Plaza — Hartwell, Ga. C. William Kidd E. Allen Jackson Fort M. Oglesby Lee E. Brinson 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: 9:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M. Closed Wednesday 9:00-12:00 Noon Saturday Telephone Office 404-376-9402 Night 404-376-9009 Hartwell Golf Club Congratulations to the Class of 1985 ADS 191 Compliments of BEGGS FOOD CITY Mutual Insurance Co. AUTO — HOME — FARM Southern Farm Bureau Life Insurance Co. LIFE — HEALTH — ANNUITIES 376-3121 East Franklin St. Hartwell, Ga. Compliments of: The City of Hartwell “Best Little Town by a Dam Site” Mayor Joan Saliba Council: Sarah Mayfield George Hubbard Herbert Marrett Council: George Rooks Kendall Ayers Ray Bowman 192 ADS (ffitefekuena eanet • AMERICAN Laundry Dry cleaning Co, Inc 376 5454 HARTWELL. GA. Serving Northeast Ga. Since 1928 Since 1876: 109 years of service to Hart County baRtcoeil son Your Hometown Weekly Newspaper thesan Commercial and Industrial Printing and Publishing ADS 193 194 ADS Compliments of Powell’s Grocery and Powell’s Quick Stop Big Auto Parts 522 West Franklin St. Hartwell, Ga. 30643 BIG AUTO PARTS Vickery Supply Co. Van Specializing (404) 356-8314 Owner: Billy Vickery Strickland Funeral Home Inc. Owner: Joseph A. Strickland 200 Cleveland Ave. Hartwell, Ga. 30643 Phone: 376-3901 ADS 195 tMONROEF jennecol MONROE AUTO EQUIPMENT A Division of Tenneco Automotive Hartwell, Georgia Makers of World Famous Monroe Shock Absorbers and Struts An Equal Opportunity Employer 1% ADS SAXON ELECTRIC CO. Comfortmaker and Coleman Air Conditioning Heating 376-8722 ELECTRICAL- PLUMBING HART CONTY ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORPORATION Serving Hart, Elbert, Franklin, Madison, and Stephens Counties P.O. Bx 2501, Hartwell, Ga. 30643 Phone: (404) 376-4714 Charlotte Milford Realty All Your Real Estate Needs 105 East Franklin Street P.O. Box 7055 Hartwell, Ga. 30643 Charlotte Milford, Broher (404) 376-4424 ANDY’S SALES Mailing Shipping P.O. Box 910 955 Anderson Hwy. Hartwell, Ga. 30643 Hartwell, Ga. 30643 ADS 197 ELIZABETH’S FASHIONS 88 Augusta Road Lavonia, Georgia 30553 Elizabeth Scarboro JOHN DUNCAN TIRES Store Number 5 510 East Frankin Street Hartwell, Ga. 30643 Phone: 376-8693 Congratulations Class of ’86 Euen tlje youtb stfall faint but tljey tt?at tuait upon tfje ICorb sljall renew tfjeir strength; tljey sf|all mount up witlj wings as eagles; tljey sljall run, anb not be weary; anb tljey sljall walk, anb not faint. tfsaialj 40:30-31 YOUTH COUNCIL HARTWELL FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH HARTWELL, GEORGIA ADS 199 Alton Cheek, Owner S ecfrUc Senvtce Old Gin Road Bowersville, GA 30516 Phone: 245-8982 HARTWELL PHARMACY Phone: 376-5121 Emergency Night: 376-8281 Hartwell Plaza Hartwell, Ga. 30643 200 ADS REED CREEK BAPTIST CHURCH OUR THEME: The Fellowship of Excitement Route 2 Hartwell, Georgia 30643 ADS 201 ANDREA’S FASHION SHOP Phone: 245-6156 284 Church Street Royston, Ga. 30662 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ’86 Joe Foster, Sheriff Franklin County S3 OUTHERN V mbrella OMPANY, me. POS! OFFICE BOX b t HAR1WFU GEORGIA 30643 WELDON FUNERAL HOME Fred N. Weldon Jr. Phone: 356-1110 Lavonia, Ga. 30553 202 ADS LITTLE PAVING CO., INC. Over 20 Years In Business Paving Sealing Hot Plant Mix Slate Specification Driveways Parking Areas Tennis Courts Hartwell Phone — Day — 376-5126 Night — 376-8496 Dale Bannister Free Estimates Fine Personnel and Equipment to Serve You All workmanship and Materials Guaranteed Toccoa Phone — 886-2758 After 5 p.m. Ford Meece ADS 203 Best Wishes From HAILEY’S . pUC I 376- DRUG 'V -3 THE DRUG STORE “Your Family Independent Drug Store” SEAWRIGHT JEWELERS On The Square Hartwell, Georgia 30643 Telephone — 376-2776 For All Your Jewelry, Gifts, and Repair Needs Best Wishes From LEWIS LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. Cleveland Ave. P.O. Box 410 Hartwell, Georgia 30643 Phone — 376-3288 Owner: Bobby W. Lewis Really Clean. Soapless Facial Bar A breakthrough—our new pH-balanced cleansing bar leaves your face feeling really clean and smooth, without that drying soap residue. In its own case. $7.50 fTmenoRmfln I he Place for the Custom Face HARTWELL, GA. Phone: 404-376-4904 204 ADS Thomas J. Adams Broker CAMPBELL’S WESTERN AUTO 1 4 associate store PARADISE REALTY, INC. Lake, Residential, and Farm Land Highway 51 North Off. 404-376-5447 P.O. Box 154 Res. 404-376-3393 Hartwell, Ga. 30643 Shop Where Your Business Is Appreciated Easy Credit Terms Available 803 Franklin Springs Street Royston, Ga. 30662 Phone — 404-245-6205 PATRONS Rexall Drug Store, Royston, Ga. State Farm Insurance, Royston, Ga. Bob Hollingsworth — Agent Lavender's Shoe Store Melee’s Jewelry Smith’s Paint Store WAGON WHEEL CUSTOM VANS Rte. 1 Hart County Industrial Park Hartwell, Ga. Phone — 376-7172 ADS 205 The Story Never Ends . . . The past holds many memories both good and bad. Through the Memoir, these special events have been recorded. The story began. The time has passed. The years have come and gone. Things have changed; people changed. But . . the story continues. No one knows where our individual stories will end. However, we have a lasting treasure of many friends and shared moments. These memories are hidden deep in our hearts. We move on, but the story never ends! A AC, tfirvfn At ha nAFfift % AT nwiSfS swr, IM OSI r SKZtf rjmsrNCHWR I rtK nAJfH Hfrff 5 7C U ' V VMMT H K HfWVi. W A r WJT Aft tk n • Ail ft fle W A ft CH( R!i' “ ' Cf 1 ' rAFT dji HWL 7b7HTf CUR fiH M7S7 Hmr Courrrr Hrm -v+i+ar , A 206 t 207 You would measure time the measureless and the immeasurable. You would adjust your conduct and even direct the course of your spirit according to hours and seasons. Of time you would make a stream upon whose bank you would sit and watch its flowing. Yet the timeless in you is aware of life's timelessness, And knows that yesterday is but today's memory and tomorrow is today's dream. But if in your thought you must measure time into seasons, let each season encircle all the other seasons. And let today embrace the past with remembrance and the future with longing. Gibran 208 SENIOR STAFF MEMBERS