Jenkins High School - Sequoyah Yearbook (Savannah, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1981 volume:

WARRIORS HERSCHEL V. JENKINS HIGH SCHOOL 1800 EAST DERENNE AVENUE 1981 SEQUOYAH VOLUME TWENTY-TWO THE TEARS TABLE OF CONTENTS DIRECTORS .................................... 16 ACADEMICS .................................... 32 STUDENT LIFE ................................. 60 CLUBS ........................................ 82 SPORTS........................................114 Spring Sports...............................116 Fall and Winter Sports .................... 124 CLASSES ......................................140 Seniors ....................................142 Juniors ....................................168 Sophomores..................................180 Freshmen .................................. 188 COMMUNITY ....................................196 Advertisements .............................198 Staff Index.................................216 Senior Index................................220 General Index ..............................224 Acknowledgements............................230 2 AND THE LAUGHTER 1980-81 SEQUOYAH STAFF Garry Nesbit Mrs. Josephine Amari Mr. Wallace Hayes Marianne Miles Lynn Jones and Allison Powers Sandra Kolb Directors Toni Riner Butch Krishnamurti Craig Wallace Linda Moore Allison Powers STAFF Randi Brooks Michael Crawford Steve Crawford Mandy Ellezy PHOTOGRAPHERS Russell Barefield Tammi Dooley Editor-in-chief Advisor Advisor Associate Editor Business Managers and Academics Editor Student Life Editor Clubs Editor Sports Editor Classes Editor Index Editor MEMBERS Tina Hendricks Mary Kilpatrick Jack McCollum Garry Nesbit Gerald Turner 3 MEMORIES In the years ahead, you will want to look back and redis- cover lost memories. In this book we have tried to capture all of these memories for you. Things that were so important to us when they happened: the football team’s wins and close losses, Homecoming, the teachers and classes we shared, the school spirit, the buses and the 2:15 traffic jams, the club meetings and projects, the horror of exams and the joy of having substitute teachers, the basketball and the baseball games, graduation ... but mainly, the close triends and acquaintances we all had. We need reminders, for time is a continuing flow, constant- ly changing things as we know them now. People change, often for the better and sometimes for the worse, but we as individuals can do nothing to prevent these changes. We can, however, remember. The joy of gaining new friends or the sorrow of losing few may in the annals of time be lost, but our friends are probably the most important things we have and should never be forgotten. This is the purpose of this book, to enable us to look back and remember all of the people and events that somehow affected our lives. Whether good or bad, joyful or sorrowful, these memories should never be lost. ARE FOREVER MVM; ALMA MATER FROM THE HALLS OF JENKINS HIGH SCHOOL COMES THIS SOLEMN VOW, ONWARD, ONWARD IS OUR MOTTO; YOU HAVE TAUGHT US HOW. ALMA MATER, WE ARE PLEDGING LOVE AND LOYALTY. THROUGH THE YEARS WE WILL BE FAITHFUL, JENKINS HIGH, HAIL TO THEE. 6 OF THE WAY WE WERE 7 WE WENT 8 THE SMILES 10 WE LEFT BEHIND 11 LIFE WAS 12 1J HIGH SCHOOL 14 THE BEST YEARS OF YOUR LIFE 15 After an absence of nineteen years, Mr. John D. Stewart returned last year to Jen- kins High School as principal. While a stu- dent at Jenkins, he was a baseball letter- man. After graduating from HVJ Mr. Stewart continued his education at Arm- strong State College and Georgia South- ern College where he received his BS de- gree in education. Mr. Stewart served as a teacher at both Shuman Middle School and Savannah Country Day School before joining the military. After finishing his term in the Army, he came back to Savannah and was on staff at Bartlett Middle School and Savannah High School. For three years Mr. Stewart was principal at Myers Middle School. As principal of HVJ, Mr. Stewart initiat- ed several changes that benefited the en- tire student body. His main goal was for the students to learn in an atmosphere that was both educational and enjoyable. 18 PRINCIPAL ABOVE: Conferences occupy a good deal of Mr Stewart’s time. UPPER: It’s great to be back home WARRIOR RETURNS HOME 19 RUNNING HVJ Mrs. All, the newest member of the ad- ministrative staff, worked hard during her first year at HVJ. Her main duty was col- lecting and sorting the data for the com- puter. She was also in charge of schedul- ing. Mr. Berksteiner. an assistant principal, handled the discipline for the 10th and 12th graders. He also worked closely with many school activities throughout the year. Mr. Spear, another assistant principal, was in charge of disciplining the 9th and 11th grade students. He suprvised the lunchroom, organized the school fund- raising calendar, and was in charge of textbooks. ABOVE: Mrs. All checks over schedule sheets for the computer UPPER: I'll see you in my office to- morrow morning! 20 ADMINISTRATION ABOVE: I'll take two fish sandwiches, please. ABOVE LEFT: That’s a likely excuse! LEFT: Staff- ers discuss disciplinary problems. 21 WORKING HARD The secretaries of HVJ worked hard to fulfill their duty of keeping the school run- ning in an orderly fashion. Mrs. Jane Mell, personal secretary to the principal, super- vised business in the main office. Mrs. Brenda Sinclair, also in the main office, handled the financial matters of the school. Mrs. Terri Mehlhorn served as at- tendance officer. She handled students’ signing into school late and kept track of late buses. 22 SECRETARIES STUDENT GUIDES The counselors this past year at HVJ were essential to the student body. They all advised students on requirements for graduation and kept them up-to-date on the credits they had already earned. Mr. Fields was the counselor for the 9th grade; Mrs. Hollowell the 10th and 11th grades; Mrs. Preetorious for the 12th grade. Mrs. Patton served as secretary in the counselors’ office. In addition to her secretarial duties, she handled registra- tion for the PSAT and the SAT. UPPER LEFT: Mrs. Preetorious prepares our sen- iors for their future. LEFT: Mrs. Hollowell is willing to help. UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Fields gets the freshmen off to a good start ABOVE: Mrs. Patton keeps the counselors' office running. COUNSELORS 23 In the infirmary Mrs. B. Verrett spent another year taking care of the ill or wounded. She helped with personal prob- lems as well as physical problems. Her main duty was to assure the best emer- gency care for ill or injured students and to notify parents if necessary. She also kept a daily log of those students who entered and left the infirmary. Under the supervision of Mrs. Verrett, hearing and vision tests were adminis- tered to 10th grade students and to those recommended by the counselor. She also helped to coordinate a blood pressure drive for seniors and faculty. HOW DO YOU FEEL? ABOVE: Helping hands. LEFT: A word to the wise! UPPER: Do you really feel that bad? 24 INFIRMARY IT’S UP TO THE BOARD The Chatham County Board ot Public Education, lead by superintendent Syl- vester Raines, planned the budget care- fully in order to assure the school system of a smoothly run 1980-81 term. The Board was led by President Saxon P. Bar- geron, Vice-President Esther F. Garrison, and Vice-President Protem Dr. Robert H. Moreland, Jr. Each district was represented efficient- ly by Board members Dr. Martha Fay, Captain Robert Funk, Donald Lowe III, Dr. Isaiah Mclver, Sr., and Mrs. Betty McClendon. ABOVE: Boy, this has been another one of those days' ABOVE RIGHT: That's really not a good idea. UPPER: Is the Board bored? BOARD OF EDUCATION 25 KEEP ON CLEANING Mr. Bynes completed his second year as HVJ’s head custodian last year. His main duties were keeping the grounds and school clean and making sure that the classrooms were in satisfactory con- dition. Helping Mr. Bynes were two full- time maids, Ms. Bryant and Ms. Washing- ton. In addition, a group of part-time maids sent by the Board of Education came in daily to help keep HVJ in good order. 26 MAINTENANCE MUNCH MANIA The school cafeteria at HVJ was es- sential to the well-being of the student body last year, offering three different well-balanced lunches for the mighty Warriors. The new self-serve salad bar was a big hit throughout the year. Special meals were prepared for holidays such as Thanksgiving and Christmas. The lunchroom operated effectively under the management of Mrs. Kaigler and her assistant Ms. Dickerson. J CAFETERIA 27 GETTING IT TOGETHER This past year, the Jenkins High School PTSA concerned itself mainly with the at- titude of parents and students towards the school. The goal was to inform par- ents about what was going on around the school and to encourage them to volun- teer to help in some areas. By planting Azaleas around the school, the PTSA hoped that students would take more pride in the school's appearance. Also, they conducted a workshop on shoplifting to benefit both students and parents. The 1980-81 PTSA officers were Mrs. Betty Dasher-President. Mr. Bazemore- Vice President, Mrs. Ella Stell-Secretary. and Mr. Ward Powers-Treasure. ABOVE: Concerned parents and teachers listen carefully LEFT: Mr Bazemore speaks on matters concerning all students UPPER: Mr Powers-Trea- surer. Mrs. Stell-Secretary. Mr Bazemore-Vice- President. Mrs Dasher-President. Mr. Dasher-Mem- bership Drive Chairman 28 PTSA The Adult Boosters showed the War- riors their support again last year. They attended meetings with school officials and offered their support for sports and other school activities. The boosters pro- moted full cooperation among the coaches, the school officials, the club members and the students participating in sports. The Adult Boosters also spon- sored many school activities. They could be found in the stands always cheering for HVJ teams. The Booster Club honored the year’s athletes in sports banquets held in the fall, winter, and spring. The club honored the outstanding participants in each school sport with trophies and plaques. ABOVE: The deal is this way. Chief RIGHT: This season is going to be a tough one UPPER: Mr Williams-Vice President. Mrs. Moore-President. Mrs Beebe-Secretary. ADULT BOOSTERS 29 A “Back-to-Books program was em- phasized at Jenkins Media Center this past school year. The program included an increase in the book collection as well as an increase in circulation. Students and teachers were urged to offer sugges- tions for additions to the present collec- tion. The Media Center also stressed the use of audio-visual materials. HVJ was pleased to welcome Mrs. Edith Brooks to the staff of the media center as the new Head Librarian. The rest of the staff remained the same. Mrs. Millie Mallory, Assistant Librarian; and Mrs. Lucille Christiansen and Mrs. Zaida Barry, Library Assistants. BACK-TO-BOOKS 30 LIBRARY ABOVE: Study hard! ABOVE LEFT: Thumbing through the library cards UPPER: You owe $2.00 in late fees. 31 A CA DEM ICS TO BE During the past year the English De- partment helped students break away from daily classroom routine at HVJ. This was done by having classroom discus- sions, group studies, and student pro- jects. Under the guidance of Mrs. Laura Breedlove, the head of the Department, teachers helped the students choose the courses best suited to their needs: gram- mar. essay, sentence structure, creative writing, or Shakespeare. 34 ENGLISH OR NOT TO BE ABOVE: I smell a rat! ABOVE LEFT: You didn’t read that chapter. UPPER LEFT: Daydreamer! UP- PER RIGHT: Boy. are they gonna love this test! 36 ENGLISH CONSTRUCTION Mr. Lemay and Mr. Bush taught indus- trial arts this past year. The courses that were ottered included World of Construc- tion and Metal Exploratory. A new course, Trade and Industrial Education, was taught by Mr. Bush. This course dealt with the elements of engineering drafting and the technique of reading and drawing blueprints. The drafting courses were of- fered in clusters of two continuous hours and thus gave students double credit. ABOVE: Turn In your work. Charles! ABOVE RIGHT: I'm thinking! UPPER: Mr. Bush signs a stu- dent's schedule to take drafting. INDUSTRIAL ARTS 37 WORLD CULTURES The social studies classes this past year at HVJ provided subjects to suit al- most every student’s taste. There was a great variety of topics from which to choose: world history, studies of the fu- ture. sociology, psychology, geography, economics, and law. By studying these areas students gained a greater under- standing of World Cultures. Mr. Butler served as head of the social studies department. The other teachers in this field were Mrs. Williams, Mr. Harris, Mr. Dekle, Mrs. Gadson, Mrs. Jenkins, Ms. Flisnick, Ms. Mitchell, and Mr. Gol- son. UPPER RIGHT: What do you mean; you don't have your notebook? ABOVE: Mr Butler discusses a pa- per with a concerned student RIGHT: Georgia is in the United States. 38 SOCIAL STUDIES i.r- ' ' v :: « v' t' UPPER LEFT: Quiet down. I’m grading your pa- pers. ABOVE: Has my mail come yet? LEFT;Those papers are around here somewhere HVJ EXPLORES MAN Expanding the students' knowledge in the many fields of science was the main goal of the science department at HVJ. Some of the courses offered were Biologi- cal Concepts, Chemistry, Physics, Verte- brate and Invertebrate Zoology, Human Physiology, Vascular Botany, and Astron- omy. Through research and experimenta- tion the science department taught many of the skills that students would need as they go on to college and jobs. The head of the science department was Mr. Powell. His associates were Miss Lebey, Mrs. Farrer, Mr. Kantziper, Mrs. Roebuck, Mrs. Ford, and Mr. James. 40 SCIENCE This past year the Math Department at HVJ offered a variety of courses designed to benefit students after they get out of school. Some of these courses were tax- es, banking and insurance, and personal finance. Courses were also offered for those students planning to attend col- lege-calculus and trigonometry. Mrs. Jerelene Williams served as head of the math department this past year. Other instructors were Mrs. D. Sanders. Mrs. D. Sutton, Mr. E. Oglesby, Mr. C. Boheler, and Coach J. Sanfilippo. ABOVE: Mr Boheler stands watch UPPER RIGHT: You caught me off guard! RIGHT: Sit down and be quiet. 42 MATH IT’S GREEK TO ME The foreign language department at HVJ gave students an opportunity to learn a new language and provided them with a better understanding of the foreign cultures. Latin and French were taught by Mrs. Josephine Amari. Spanish was taught by Mrs. Lorayne Gary. Basic and advanced courses were of- fered by the department. The language laboratory was very beneficial in helping students to understand better and adapt to the new languages. CLASSICAL LATIN CLUB QUO VADIS? 44 FOREIGN LANGUAGE BELOW: Spanish in the hallway LEFT: Please translate the following sentences into English. 45 OPPORTUNITIES SOAR This past year there were many busi- ness courses offered at HVJ. These courses included typing, shorthand, ac- counting, office machines, and record keeping. They were designed to help stu- dents interested in the field of business. Through the courses students learned proper business procedures and office techniques. The teachers in this area were Mrs. Hewitt, Mrs. Helmly, Miss Rob- ertson, and Mrs. Gardner. UPPER: Mrs. Helmly is helping a student. ABOVE: Here is what I'm taking next quarter. 46 BUSINESS 47 KEEPING IN SHAPE The Physical Education department of HVJ offered a variety of classes in the 80- 81 school year. The goal was to help stu- dents develop physical fitness. Some of the courses taught included swimming, tennis, soccer and speedball. Weight lift- ing, weight training, recreational games and archery were also included. The courses were taught by Coach Miller, Coach Washington, and Coach Herndon, Coach Sanfilippo, and Coach Gadson. These coaches aided students in many ways to help them gain greater skills. 48 PHYSICAL EDUCATION 49 WARRIORS MARCH ON HVJ welcomed Mr. Gary Lackey as music director this past year. Mr. Lack- ey came to us from Myers Middle School. When asked about Jenkins, Mr. Lackey commented: “I enjoy it very much here. The band put in ex- tra hours of practice everyday after school and participated in halftime shows at the football games. Some of the popular music played were Theme From Dallas and K-Gee. The band also played serious music such as Hymn of Alleluia and Eng- lish Folk Song Suite. UPPER: Mr Lacky takes a break ABOVE: The band preforms at halftime show 50 MUSIC ON THE ROAD Driver’s Education was offered to all students fifteen years of age and older by Coach Herndon and Coach Larcom. Dur- ing the first six weeks of the class, stu- dents learned safety tips and defensive driving. During the second six weeks, the students tested their driving skills on the driving range and the open road. After meeting the specified requirements, each student received a certificate verifying the fact that he had passed the course. ABOVE: More over and let me show you how to do it! RIGHT: Let me check that notebook, chief. UPPER: D is for drive, and R is for reverse 52 DRIVER’S ED. ART FLOURISHES Mrs. Pearl Friedenberg taught art to the students this past year at HVJ. Students interested in the field of art were required to take a beginning course which dealt with fundamentals, such as color, line de- sign, shape, form, and mass. Under the guidance of Mrs. Friedenberg, students then began creating and constructing art projects of many different kinds. Among these projects were posters for crime pre- vention, ceramics, mosaics, tie-dye, ba- tik, and topary. UPPER: Mrs. Friedenberg smiles pretty tor the cam- era ABOVE: Students practice their skills. ART 53 SPECIAL PROGRAMS BRIDGE SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY ABOVE: Mrs. Ebert of SEARCH RIGHT: Mrs Vin- cent of PVT UPPER RIGHT: Mrs West aids a stu- dent in reading UPPER LEFT: Coach James of the Decision Center CENTER LEFT: Mrs. Cowart of SLD. 54 SPECIAL PROGRAMS Several special programs were offered this past year at HVJ. Mrs. Elise Shernoff, the B.D. teacher, served as both a counselor and a teacher to her students. She helped them with their personal problems as well as school problems. Ms. J. Robinson and Mrs. Carol Vincent assisted in PVT. This program trained stu- dents to find jobs and to keep them. Mrs. Fay Ebert headed the SEARCH program offered for advanced students. This program offered advanced English, Social Studies, and Science courses. Mrs. Lois Cowart and Mrs. Nancy Merk gave special help to students through the SLD program. Mrs. Nancy West and Ms. J. Holley aid- ed students lacking basic English and reading skills to increase their reading lev- el and improve their individual skills. Mrs. T. Reed helped both the students and teachers in the Reading Program. The newest program at HVJ was the Decision Center led by Coach James. This program was designed for students to improve their self-discipline. There were also work programs offered this past year to help students to obtain jobs and to grasp the importance of ca- reer planning. The instructors of these programs were Mr. Herrington of DCT and VICA and Mr. Wallace Hayes of CVAE and VOCA. ABOVE: Mr Hayes of CVAE and VOCA LEFT: Mr Herrington of DCT and VICA. MIDDLE: Mrs Merk of the SLD program UPPER: Miss Holley of the Spe- cial English Program. 55 FUTURE ROLES The Home Ec. Dept, at HVJ offered an extensive variety of courses this year, with courses in textiles and clothing, child care and development, food and nutrition studies and adult roles. The department also had two new courses dealing with education for parents-to-be and home furnishings. Traditional methods of study, like tests and board work, were supplemented this year by field trips, in-class demonstra- tions. and lectures from professionals in the fields being studied. Students were well supervised by Miss Seckinger and Mrs. Wright. ABOVE: Any questions? UPPER: Miss Seckinger lectures her class. 56 HOME EC. STAFF DIRECTORY E I r i i Stewart, Donald Berksteiner, Earl J. Spear, James Amari, J.J. Barry, Zaida R. Boheler, Clyde H. Breedlove, Laura Brooks. Edith Butler, Franklin Christiansen, Lucille Conyers. Emma Jean Coffield, Martha T. Cowart, Lois Ebert, Faye Farrer, Constance Fields. Harold B. Flisnick, Martha K. Ford, Gloria E. Friedenberg, Pearl Gadson, Carletha Gardner, Vernell F. Gary, Lorayne Gaskin. Jennette H. Golson, Hugh Gordon, James I t I STAFF DIRECTORY 57 Harris, Josh Hayes, Wallace Helmly, Winifred Herndon. Robert Herrington. John Holley. Judy Hewitt, Catherine James, Roland T. Jenkins, Gussie W Jones, Janice E. Kantziper, Leonard LeBey. Naomi Lewis, Thomas E. Mallory, Millie Mehlhorn, Terrie P. Mell, Jane Merk, Nancy Miller, Tom Mitchell, Annette Oglesby, Edward Powell. R.A. Preetorious. Virginia Ready. Jeannette Reed. Teri Robertson, Jane 58 STAFF DIRECTORY Robinson, J.A. Roebuck, Shirley B. Sanders, Denyce Sanfilippo. Joseph Seckinger, Marian Shernoff, Elise Seifferman, Carolyn Stephenson, Karen Strock, Joey Sutton, Doris M. Verrett, Billie K. Vincent, Carol West, Nancy Whitney, Loretta Williams, Jerelene P. Williams, Shirley C. Wright. Theresa L. ABOVE: Mrs. Faye Ebert. SEARCH Co-ordinator and Mrs. Laura Breedlove. English Department Chairman. HVJ ’81 HVJ's Homecoming Week was one of the highlights of the 1980-81 school year. Each day of the week of October 13-17 was celebrated with a special event: Mon- day-50’s Day; Tuesday-Squaw Day; Wednesday-Warrior Day; Thursday-Char- acter Day; Friday-Red and Gray Day. The most enjoyable day was considered to be Character Day. because of the unique costumes worn by many of the students. To add to the excitement of Red and Gray Day. a Homecoming Parade was arranged for after school. At three p.m. on Friday, a caravan of forty-eight deco- rated cars left the HVJ parking lot. With the Senior Class President Jerry Gray leading the way. the parade honked and yelled its way on the fory-five minute route through downtown Savannah. Most of the participants lost their voices, but all agreed that it was one of the best pa- rades ever. ABOVE: We're leaving our mark ABOVE LEFT: Who is that behind those dark glasses9 UPPER: We are from Mars! 62 HOMECOMING ROLLING WARRIORS 63 ABOVE: Decorating is such fun! ABOVE RIGHT: Warriors on the warpath! UPPER LEFT: Warriors are number i UPPER RIGHT: Here we go! JACKET ROAST Thursday night of Homecoming week the warriors celebrated tradition with a Night Pep Rally. This past year the War- riors “Burned the Blue Jackets” with a huge bonfire. The coffin, which had been on display in the loggia all day, had other ideas; it proved difficult to destroy. Per- haps we Warriors should have taken this as an omen of Friday night’s defeat. This past year’s Homecoming Queen- Alfreda Hudson-was crowned at halftime during the game on Friday to an accom- paniment of cheers and applause. Her court consisted of Celeste Provence, Lori Alexander and Robin Hart. The Court was elected from fifteen competitors; all sen- iors who were nominated by the senior football players. ABOVE: Look girls. I'm with Jerry Gray' ABOVE LEFT: “Fight, fight. WARRIORS! UPPER: You've got a Wiener Roast. 64 HOMECOMING ABOVE: Awaiting the decision. ABOVE RIGHT: A happy couple UPPER RIGHT: Our First runner-up. UPPER LEFT: There she is 65 UNREACHABLE STAR A determined group of students this past year presented Man of La Man- cha , a very well performed play. The cast and crew were responsible for the play's success. The play was performed in the Georgia Theatre Conference, where it placed sec- ond out of eleven schools that performed. Unfortunately, due to limited financial resources, the players were unable to compete in any of the other conferences. The students, however, were able to go to the Thespian Convention in Valdosta, Georgia. 66 DRAMA ABOVE: What is that smell! LEFT: Ride’em cow- boys! UPPER: it's a bird .. it’s a plane .. it’s ... ALL THAT JAZZ The 1981 Miss Sequoyah Pageant was held January 8, 1981, in the Wilder Middle School cafetorium at 8:00 p.m. Seven of Jenkins lovely senior girls entered the pageant. The Mistress of ceremonies, Ms. Mar- sha Fisnick, introduced each girl. The contestants were judged on their talent, poise, grooming, and personality. Each contestant was asked a personal opinion question. Their answers helped the judges in their selection of Miss Se- quoyah. Jack McCollum, Matt Baily, Chris Thompson, and Randi Brooks provided entertainment between competition. The pageant coordinators were Lynn Jones and Allison Powers. MISS SEQUOYAH 67 TALENT!! This past year, the contestants in Miss Sequoyah Pageant showed a wide variety of talent. Kim Albright, accompanied by Bob Fennell, started this part of the show by singing “A Wonderful Day Like To- day . Next was Beth Ryan singing “To- day”, with Jeff Perks at the piano, Brenda Patrick reciting “A Tribute to the Flag”, and Michelle Dukes dancing to “Fame . The fifth contestant, Angie Jones played her guitar while singing “House of the Ris- ing Sun. Rhonda Shearouse performed a disco dance routine to “Ease On Down the Road”, and Jacquelyn Richards danced a ballet to Camelot”. After the evening gown competition there was a lengthy suspenseful intermis- sion. Finally, the announcement was made. The second runner-up was Rhonda Shearouse, first runner-up was Kim Al- bright, and Miss Sequoyah for 1981 was Michelle Dukes. 68 MISS SEQUOYAH MISS SEQUOYAH MICHELLE DUKES MISS SEQUOYAH AND HER COURT MICHELLE DUKES 70 MISS SEQUOYAH KIM ALBRIGHT RHONDA SHEAROUSE PAGEANT FUN UPPER LEFT: Miss Sequoyah and her court UP- PER RIGHT: Matt Bailey sings “Up on the Roof” MIDDLE LfFT.'Crowning Miss Sequoyah. MIDDLE RIGHT:And the winner is ABOVE: 1981 contes- tants dancing to the “Wiz.” 71 HONORED STUDENTS On May 13, 1980, the Victoria Jenkins Chapter of the National Honor Society recognized the highest achievers of each grade level. The students were awarded trophies and certificates. Those students who were honored were outstanding in scholarship and other extracurricular ac- tivities, such as literary achievement and chorus-related activities. The awards were presented by Ms. Marsha Flisnick, advisor, and Joe Min- chew. president of the Honor Society. After the presentation of the awards, refreshments were served to the recipi- ents and their guests. UPPER LEFT: Tenth Grade. Front Row: Althea Watson. David Priester. Toni Riner. David Paddison. Sandra Kolb. Back Row: Kenneth Holmes. Wanda Gresham. Connie Coflield. Jesse Albright LOWER LEFT: Weslyn Ball receives her award 74 HONORS NIGHT UPPER: Mr. Crosby congratulates Keith and Resa. ABOVE; Eleventh Grade. Kneeling: Jack Silas. Matt Bailey. First Row: Tommy West. Linda Ricord. Linda Turner. Greselda Powell. Butch Krishnamurti. Craig Wallace. Second Row: Tammy Speller. Louis Wat- son. Beth Ryan, Kim Albright. Jackie Coffield. Keith Murlless. Terry Takats. Kevin Fisher. Third Row: Bet- sy Sims. Resa Chandler. Zina Killian. Donna Hillis. George Burgstiner. ABOVE RIGHT: Second Row: Jack McCollum, Bernard Murchison. Cathy Cooper. Andrew Singleton. First Row: Tyler Wheeless. Susan Moraleda. Steve McGloughn. Shawna Weathers. Susan Norris. 75 WELCOME HOME FREEDOM AMERICA 1981 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES BEST DRESSED Tammie Campbell and Jerry Gray MOST INTELLECTUAL Butch Krishnamurti and Greselda Powell MOST SPIRITED Jackie Coffield and Frank Thompson MOST ATHLETIC Terresa Campbell and Randall Mitchell 78 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Alison Anderson and Craig Wallace Angela Jones and Harold Showalter BEST LOOKING Celeste Provence and Matt Bailey MOST POPULAR Alfreda Hudson, James Flowers, and Vernard Flowers 79 June 6, 1980, saw the beginning of a new life for 232 graduating seniors. The twenty-second graduating class of HVJ marched into the arena at the Savannah Civic Center to begin the commencement exercises. In their honor the chorus di- rected by Bob Fennell sang a “Swing Time Medley,” including songs such as Sentimental Journey,” Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy,” and Imagine.” The program also included speeches by the salutatorian, Georgette Bonaparte, and the valedictorian, Joe Minchew. After a brief message from Woodrow Crosby, the diplomas were awarded by Mrs. Sax- on Bargeron and Dr. Martha Fay. Follow- ing the presentation of diplomas, the graduates of 1980 sang their class song, Theme From Mahogany,” led by Susan Tate and Kevin Moore. THEIR NEW LIFE ABOVE: 1980 graduates UPPER: A salute to our graduates 80 GRADUATION DOING IT RIGHT This past year the Jenkins High School Drill Team worked hard to assure a good halftime show at the football games. The team working under the supervision of Mrs. Jerelene Williams performed at pa- rades and at the pep rallies. During one performance they used paper plates and napkins to embellish their presentation. Mr. Lackey, the band leader, devoted a lot of his time to helping the Drill Team with their routines. All the hard work paid off as exhibited by the fine performances the team presented at the football games. UPPER: Senior third-year members: Alfreda Hud- son. Debbie Watkins. Renee Pinkney. Cariotta Attaway. LEFT: Mrs. Jerelene Williams-Advisor. A BO VE: Officers: Front Row: Kendall Patterson. Al- freda Hudson. Renee Pinkney. Back Row: Tenell Fairley. Cariotta Attaway. Charlene Battey. Debbie Watkins. Mrs. J.P. Williams-Advisor. 84 DRILL TEAM ABOVE. Center: Alfreds Hudson. Front Row: Clar- yse Owens, Cariotta Attaway. Charlene Anderson. Caroline Moran. Hazel Garvin. Kathy Cooper. Pam Kinsey. Lavern Westley. Tabatha Collins. Tennell Fairley. Cynthia Colclough. Kendall Patterson. Mid- dle Row: Tammy Cambell. Gail Knight. Teresa Jones. Lisa Martin. Dana Carpenter. Renee Pinkney. Wanda Mike. Lee Sams. Melinda Broxton. Joyce Luten. Mary Williams. Celestine Moran. Back Row: Valerie Famble. Charlene Battey. Regina Curtis. Cathy Sanders. Felicia Bell. Patti Simmons. Veron- eca Smalls. Brenda Holmes. Debbie Watkins. Rhonda Sams. Donna Watkins. Topeka Corbin. Sharmane Miller UPPER. About to begin. 85 AND THE BEAT GOES ON UPPER LEFT: Percussion. Kneeling: Charles Wha- len. Thomas Curry. Vernard Flowers. Standing: Jeff Joseph. Andrew Singleton. Louis Watson. Patrick Childers. Jimmy Mosley. Andrew Green UPPER RIGHT: Sax. and French Horn. Kneeling: Charles Samuel. Patrick Ball. John Kraft. Calvin Mitchell. John Lavine. Standing: Wilhelmenia Brown. Jeff Cantaline. Mark Thaggard. Robert Washington. Eric Murchison. ABOVE RIGHT: Flutes. Kneeling: Mar- lene Dasher. Cheryl Priester. Althea Watson. Tammy Kemp. Standing: Susan Norris. Stephen Whalen. Cheryl Weldon. Desiree Robbins. ABOVE: Majorettes. Kneeling: Julie Nesmith. Nicki Beebe. Standing: Lisa Wright. Celeste Provence. Sherri Denmark. Carolyn Early. Connie Coffield RIGHT: Color Guard and Rifles. Kneeling: Beth Shearouse. Paula Myers. Wendy Blackburn. Mary Jo Fowler. Diane Littleton. Standing: Dana Thompson. Tina Hendricks. Shawna Weathers. 86 BAND UPPER LEFT: Flag Corps. Kneeling: Suzanne At- kins. Kathy Farley. Kathy Williams. Martha Williams. Renda Watkins. Standing: Patricia Hall. Nancy Wil- son. Edna Rios. Bonnie Alexander. Susan Moraleda. Vickie Jenkins. Lori Kandel. UPPER RIGHT: Band Officers. Kneeling: Vernard Flowers. Louis Watson. James Flowers. David Priester. Standing: Frank Thompson. Thomas Curry. Gary Lackey-Band Di- rector. Sherri Denmark. Craig Albright-Drum Major. Debbie Bazemore. ABOVE LEFTLow Brass. Kneeling: Kevin Moultrie. Sam Bryant. Charles Lon- con. Standing: Reggie Taylor. Frank Thompson. Morris Framer. James Flowers. Brett Waters. ABOVE RIGHT: Clarinets. Kneeling: Jan Steven- son. Sonia Williams. Lynda Kariem. Jackie Johnson. Sandra Lee. Tracee Thornburg. Standing: Almeta Mattis. Karen Washington. Verna Middleton. Verna Washington. Michelle Gallon. Debbie Bazemore. Libby Wertz. Wendy Robbins LEFT: Trumpets. Kneeling: Jill Nieuwstraten. Rodney Miller. Richard Beacham. David Paddison. David Priester. Barry Usry. Standing: Marty Lamb. Morris Loncon. Kerry Thomas. Randy Jones. David Long. Jenny Brown. Tom Whalen. 87 MARCHING BAND SPIRITS RUN HIGH The Varsity Cheerleaders under the di- rection of Mrs. Carletha Gadson helped boost the spirits of students during the 1980 football and basketball seasons. Brenda McCoy was the captain of the cheerleaders and Wanda Gresham was the co-captain. These officers led the group during the long hours of practice after school. During the year the cheer- leaders painted signs and sold spirit rib- bons to urge the students to support their teams in the athletic competition. ABOVE. Senior Cheerleaders: Carl Brown. Michelle Dukes. Brenda McCoy. Alisa Lindsey. 90 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 91 JV SPIRIT Spectators at JV Football and B-team basketball games this past year were sure to see the JV Cheerleaders in action, fir- ing up enthusiasm in the players. During the third quarter of the fall football games, these ninth and tenth grade girls helped to boost the Warrior spirit. The JV Cheer- leaders were advised and encouraged by Mr. Hugh Golson. UPPER. Mr Golson with the squad FIRST ROW. Holley Alexander-Captain. Charlene McCoomb-Co- Captain, Tracy Cook. Cynthia Carpenter SECOND ROW. Kathryn Thompson. Sherri Lee. Marlene Size- more. Iris Meyer THIRD ROW. Donna Hamilton. Cherrie Rahn RIGHT The JV Cheerleaders in ac- tion. 92 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS ACTION ADVENTURE! This past year the more adventurous spirits at HVJ could be found at the meet- ings of the Outings Club. The club, under the guidance of Mr. Hugh Golson and Ms. Marsha Flisnick went on several weekend camping trips during the course of the school year. Members were required to provide their own food, sleeping bags, and tents. Since most of the trips were river excursions, the cost of hiring the canoes necessary was split among the members. UPPER. Garry Nesbit. Mr. Hugh Golson-Advisor. David Paddison-Treasurer. Mark Kahrs. Matt Bailey- Vice-President, Christy Connor-Secretary. Keith Murlless-President. Ms. Marsha Flisnick-Advisor. ABOVE. Sitting: Greg Dukes. Teresa Shuman. Da- vid Priester. Keith Murlless. Teresa DeCrescenzo. Beth Sikes. Garry Nesbit. Terry Chiotellis. Joey Wade. Kneeling: Steve Lavely. Gina Allen. Steve Nagle. Matt Bailey. Mark Kahrs. Yvonne English. Derek Chodkiewicz. Standing: Janet Warnock. Ger- ald Turner. Alesia Longwater. Mr. Golson. Ms. Flis- nick. Van Alexander. David Paddison. Christy Con- nor. Dee Bruce. Tammi Dooley. Jack McCollum. Jill Nieuwstraten, Jon Deal. Tim Mehlhorn. Hanging: Terry Takats. OUTINGS CLUB 93 IN THE FUTURE The Future Homemakers of America Club were advised by Mrs. Wright and Ms. Seckinger during this past year. The club sponsored many exciting activities for members and the community. The club provided some underprivileged fam- ilies with baskets of food at Thanksgiving. A Christmas party was given in honor of those in their “golden years.” Parent and teacher appreciation was also an impor- tant consideration. There were other ac- tivities that students participated in during the year. Many speakers came to talk to the club on important subjects-crime prevention and teenage pregnancy. The goal of the organization was to help youth accept a role in society through home economics education in areas of personal growth and family life. Vocational preparation and community involvement were also stressed. UPPER: Front Row: Michelle Dukes-Vice-President. Valerie James-President. Back Row. Mrs. Wright- Advisor, Carol Johnson-Historian. Ruby Hall-Parli- mentarian, Cornelia Greene-Secretary and Treasur- er. Ms. Seckinger-Advisor. ABOVE: First Row: Kim- berly Matthews. Elizabeth Meza. Second Row: Ms. Seckinger-Advisor. Michelle Dukes. Portia Woods. Carol Johnson. Connie Green. Ruby Hall. Mrs. Wright-Advisor. Third Row: Valerie James. Karen Smalls. 94 FHA PLANNING AHEAD The FBLA Club was an organization made up of students who worked to pro- mote the business future of America. Un- der the advisement of Mrs. W. Helmly the club had a productive year. Food baskets were distributed to the underprivileged at Thanksgiving. During the Christmas season, coloring books and crayons were given to the Children’s Ward at Memorial Hospital and place cards were made for the patients’ food trays. Several other projects were spon- sored by the club. Members attended two conferences this past year-Region 8 Mini in Baxley, Ga., and the State Leadership Confer- ence in Atlanta. Many students in the club participated in the different areas at com- petition and enjoyed the conventions as a whole. ABOVE. First 'Row: Linda Moses. Angie Jones. Rhonda Shearouse. Zelda Ramirez. Linda Ricord. Penny Martin. Karen Kicklighter. Linda Turner. Sec- ond Row: Mrs. Helmley. Advisor. Kenneth Holmes. Jeannie Hart. Charmayne Clanton. Debra Clifton. Barbara Stevens. Tina Kebhart, Kim Marsh. Rufus Smalls. Bea Brown. Nancy Ziegler. Third Row: Moni- ca Mincey. Karen Smalls, Michelle Dukes. Zina Kil- lian. Karan Crosby. Robin Ritenour. Mary Sturgess. Debbie Watkins. Robin Peeler. Renee Thaggard. Al- freda Hudson. Mane Wolling. Fourth Row: Kenneth Johnson. John Cheeks. Garry Nesbit. Craig Wal- lace. Comer Williams UPPER: Mrs. Helmley. Advi- sor. Karan Crosby. Barbara Stevens. Zina Killian. Charmayne Clanton. Rufus Smalls. Tina Kebhart. FBLA 95 THE WORKING CLASS Under the guidance of Mr. John Hering- ton the Jenkins High School Chapter of VICA “worked their way through school. VICA (Vocational Industrial Clubs of America) was a program to help students to develop leadership skills and to accept the authority of their employers. The stu- dents held positions in technical, industri- al and health-related businesses. VICA was an enthusiastic group of stu- dents this past year. In November they challenged VOCA to a football game. The results of that game was a tied score of 0- 0. The members of VICA also designed and manufactured picnic tables for the students’ enjoyment. UPPER: Mr. John Herrington-Club Advisor. ABOVE: Standing: Mr. Herrington. Scott Muse. Louie McMichael, Chris White. Kenny Carroll. Jerry Gray. Lori Alexander. Sandra Schwarz. Julie Nes- mith. Cathy Pittman. Kristi Hayes. Debbie Cartrey. Kelly Poythress. Shari Powell. Joni Zeigler. Tom West. James Tessanne. Robbie Purvis. Jon Deal Kneeling: John Brodanick. Stuart Franco. Gary Co- leman. Bill Cobb. John Gross. Joey Wise. Robert Alexander. Kenny Herndon. Barney Long. Tim An- derson. Sitting: Dennis South. Carla Hatcher. Dee Bruce. Jeff Hendley. Therese Smith. Glenda Bell. Emil Kuelling. Tammi Muse. Gregg Dukes. Bubba Smith. 96 VICA AT HVJ UPPER: Tim Anderson explains the Emblem. ABOVE: First Row: Robbie Purvis-Sentinel. Kristy Hayes-Second Vice-President. Jon Deal-President. Debbie Carfrey-First Vice-President. Tim Anderson- Treasurer. Second Row: Tommy West-Club Advisor. Louie McMichael-Chaplain. Cathy Pittman-Secre- tary. Julie Nesmith-Parliamentarian. Sandra Schwarz-Reporter. 97 UPPER: Planning for the big night. ABOVE: The President's speech at the installation service. RIGHT: The annual VICA Halloween Party. HnPPy Hflu-owce Wccconc V«A pmo Guests October 30. «80 JEtlKinS HIGH VDCATIOnAL mOUSTfl At WORKING FOR THE BEST This past year VOCA (Vocational Op- portunities Clubs of America) took on a new leader, Mr. Wallace Hayes. He helped the students develop leadership abilities through various school, business, and social activities. The students strived for the BEST in all that they did and looked forward to the future by learning from the past. All was not work in VOCA though. The club was involved in many social activi- ties. A few of these were skating party, a cookout and a football game against VICA. VOCA also participated in a voca- tional craft fair in March; this was a region contest in which various members put their talents to use. The members felt that being in VOCA was truly a learning exper- ience. UPPER: Club Officers. Sitting: Mark Gay-President. Jacquelyn Richards-Parliamentarian. Standing: Jeff Saxon-Vice-President. Michelle Cason-Secretary- Treasurer, Mr Wallace Hayes-Advisor. ABOVE: Sitting: Robert Walton. Gary Hardin. Jerome Price. John Anderson. Theresa Curinga. Polly Reynolds. Linda Adams. Ann Marie Scott. Marty Worsham. Kneeling: Donald Burke. Fred Odum. Julie Rust. Viv- ian Mazen. Brian Bazemore. Greg Harrison. Alan Stacy, Eric Newton. Billy Kitchens. Albert Smith, Tim Summerlin. Mark Gay. Standing: Mr. Hayes. Danny Long. Sam Sturgess. Linda Moses. Marce- lena Chance. Jacquelyn Richards. Corinthia Thom- as. Michelle Cason. Janis Jackson. Mark Parsons. Glen Sams. Byron Thompson. James Montgomery. Eugene Moore. Jeff Saxon. Alfred Hendrix. LEFT: Mr. Hayes-Advisor. VOCA 99 HALLELUJAH The United Voices of Praise had a suc- cessful year. Since the re-organization of the chorus last year, the membership in- creased from twenty-two to forty-six. The group appeared on many programs throughout the city and performed well. The choir was selected The Outstand- ing Choir of the Year 1980 by the Savan- nah State College Wesleyan Choir and was awarded a trophy for this achieve- ment. To finish off the year the UVOP took a trip to Carowinds, NC. UPPER RIGHT: James Gordon and Jeanette Ready-Sponsors. UPPER LEFT: Kneeling: Jerome Ouarterman. Errol Roach. James Flowers. Vincent Crawford. William Taylor. Vernard Flowers. Stand- ing: Retha Frazier. Carol Johnson. Vanessa Charles. Brenda Wright. Stephanie Johnson. Ida Thompson. Darlene Ward ABOVE: Standing: Jackie Jackson. Audrey Henry. Lawanda Williams. Ulissa Duncan. Carol Johnson. Mildred Wilson. Elaine Cokely. Ger- aldine Quarterman. Yolanda Taylor. Vanessa Charles. Claryse Owens. Ida Thompson. Marie Wil- liams. Brenda Wright. Stephanie Johnson. Vickie Burson, Darlene Ward. Andria Hull. Rhonda Wash- ington. Retha Frazier. Kneeling: Jacquelyn Cofield. Jerome Ouarterman. Errol Roach. Williams. Taylor. Earl Savage. Vernard Flowers. James Flowers. Dar- rell Cutter. Willie Holmes. Vincent Crawford. Antoni Jackson. Stephanie Hall. 100 GOSPEL CHORUS GOVERNING BODY Student Council was the governing body of the school and sponsored activi- ties in which the whole student body par- ticipated. Some of the year’s activities were annual blood drives-the community activity of the group. Talent and Gong Shows, Victory dances, and numerous candy sales helped raise funds for the student council. UPPER: 1st Row: Karen Smalls-Treasurer. Michael Crawford-Press Secretary. 2nd Row: Mrs. Shirley Williams-Advisor Jesse Albright-Assistant Secre- tary. Holley Alexander-Secretary. Claude Lee-Vice President. Mrs. Gussie Jenkins-Advisor. 3rd Row: Clara English-Parliamentarian. Jackie Richards- President ABOVE LEFT: 1st Row: Becky Littleton. Angie Dixon. Larry Wester. Jan Stevenson. Ronald Colclough. Cynthia Carpenter. Jeff Saxon. Sabrina Knight. Pat Hall. Jackie Richards. 2nd Row: Desiree Robbins. Renee Williams. Beretha Bangs. Philisia Owens. Maria Grant. Freda Hudson. Linda Kiriem. Wanda Gresham. Diane Lucas. Kenny Lane. Ken Lane. Claude Lee. 3rd Row: Mrs. Gussie Jenkins Michelle Dukes. Greselda. Powell. Ruby Hall. Karen Smalls. William Taylor. Andrea Hull. Shawn Hall. Robert Polite. Wanda Mike. Sonyal Tippins. Jerome Quarterman. Celeste Morane. Lizzie Flecher. Sonya Patterson. Jackie Coffield. Holley Alexander. Mar- lene Sizemore. Pam Kinsey. Sherry Lowery. Carla English. Michael Crawford. Jesse Albright. Mrs. Shir- ley Williams-Advisor LEFT: Mrs. Gussie Jenkins- Advisor ABOVE RIGHT: Mrs. Shirley Williams-Ad- visor. STUDENT COUNCIL 101 Under the supervision of Ms. Marsha Flisnick, the National Honor Society en- joyed another active year. Among their many activities were two formal induction ceremonies-one in the fall and the other in the spring. The NHS also sponsored Teacher Appreciation Day-a day designated to recognize and award teachers for their hard work and dedication. The NHS’s main activity, how- ever, was Honors Night when students throughout the school were recognized for their scholastic achievement during the school year. The Honor Society sold candy to help raise funds for these events. The NHS’s main purpose, however, was to recognize scholastic ability and leadership qualities at our school. THE ELITE MEET UPPER RIGHT: NHS Officers. Sitting: Butch Krish- namurti-President. Althea Watson-Corresponding Secretary. Standing: Keith Murlless-Vice-President. Terry Takats-Treasurer. UPPER LEFT: NHS Fall In- duction Ceremony ABOVE: NHS Members. Front Row: Butch Krishnamurti. Keith Murlless. Matt Bai- ley, Terry Takats. Tyler Wheeless. Derek Chod- kiewiez. Middle Row: Jeff Harvey. Mary Ann Grose. Greselda Powell. Resa Chandler. Betsy Sims. Susan Moraleda, Mandy Ellzey. Sharon Ash. Back Row: Ms. Flisnick. Chuck Poythress. Althea Watson. Toni Riner. Jack McCollum. Fritz Gretsch. George Burg- stiner, David Priester. Susan Norris. Randi Brooks. 102 NHS SEEKING NEW WORLDS The American Field Service club was a large group that seemed to have much fun this past year. The highlight of the year was the par- ticipation of many of the AFS members in a short-term exchange with an AFS group in another state in the U.S. The AFS raised money by selling candy, selling Christmas ornaments, and setting up a booth at Night in Old Savannah. With the profits the AFS hoped to sponsor a for- eign student to attend our school the fol- lowing year. Ms. Marsha Flisnick served as the AFS club sponsor this year. UPPER: AFS Advisor-Ms. Flisnick. ABOVE: AFS Members. Front Row: Tina Hendricks. Alesia Long- water. Marlene Dasher. Sandra Holloway. Mary Kil- patrick. Martha Frazier. Kelly Horr. Sandra Kolb. Susan Moraleda. Angie Hagan. Middle Row: Steve Crawford. Ruby Hall. Mandy Ellzey, Larry Wester. Jill Nieuwstraten. David Priester. David Paddison. Toni Riner. Derek Chodkiewiez. Van Alexander. Joey Wade. Back Row: Ms. Flisnick. Jack McCol- lum. Steve Mcgloughn. Carla English. Sharon Lowery. Kenneth Ellison. Martin O'Brien. Althea Watson. Yvonne English. Janet Warnock. Teresa Shuman. Michael Crawford. Ronald Colclough. LEFT: AFS Officers. Kneeling: David Priester-Presi- dent. Yvonne English-1st Vice-President. Standing: Garry Nesbit. David Paddison-2nd Vice-President. Kenneth Ellison-Treasurer. Ms. Flisnick-Advisor. AFS 103 The busy annual staff worked very hard this past year to produce the 1981 SE- QUOYAH. Under the supervision of Mrs. Josephine Amari and Mr. Wallace Hayes the annual staff members wrote copy, de- signed layouts, and selected photographs for the yearbook. During the month of October annual staff representatives went to all the home- rooms and sold subscriptions for the yearbook. However, all the hard work paid off as the 1981 SEQUOYAH arrived during the spring to be distributed to the waiting students at HVJ. Garry Nesbit was the Editor-in-Chief, and Marianne Miles was the Associate Editor of the SEQUOYAH last year. UPPER: Editors. Garry Nesbit-Editor-in-Chief. Mari- anne Miles-Co-Editor. LEFT: Section Editors. Garry Nesbit. Linda Moore. Toni Riner. Sandra Kolb. Butch Krishnamurti. Craig Wallace. Allison Powers. Lynn Jones. Marianne Miles. ABOVE: Business Managers. Allison Powers and Lynn Jones. 106 ANNUAL STAFF PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER UPPER: Staff. Kneeling: Gerald Turner. Jack McCollum. Steve Crawford. Michael Crawford. Standing: Tina Hendricks. Randi Brooks. Tammi Dooley. Mandy Ellzey. Mary Kilpatrick. ABOVE LEFT: Photographers. First Row: Gerald Turner. Second Row: Tammi Dooley. Back Row: Garry Nes- bit ABOVE RIGHT: Advisors. Mrs. Amari and Mr. Hayes. 107 HVJ NEWS The Hi-Jenks staff this past year did indepth coverage of school life. Staff members also reported features and edi- torials outside of school that appealed to the students. Mrs. Martha Coffield, advi- sor, aided the staff in researching and in writing news. Seven interesting issues of the Hi-Jenks were published during the year. ABOVE. Standing: Libby Wertz. Tammy Speller. Ruby Hall. Greselda Powell. Mrs. Coffield. Sharon Ash. Tracy Bannister. Ginger Malphus, Debra Wing. Kneeling: Charlene Anderson. Janet Warnock. Ron- ald Colclough, Jeff Cantaline, Resa Chandler. Betsy Sims. Kelli Santchi UPPER: Standing: Janet War- nock-Co-Sports. Tammy Speller-Co-Features. Mrs. Coffield-Advisor. Ronald Colclough-Art Editor. De- bra Wing-Co-SpoMs. Sitting: Betsy Sims-Ad Man- ager. Resa Chandler-Photographer. Charlene An- derson-Business Manager. Sharon Ash-News Edi- tor. Greselda Powell-Editor-in-Chief. Ruby Hall-Co- Features. 108 HI-JENKS BUILDING A NEW WORLD The Industrial Arts Club under the ad- visement of Mr. Leonard Lemay had a very active year. They spent most of their time working on various projects after school and during lunch. The club mem- bers were preparing projects for the Georgia Chapter American Industrial Arts Student Association for the State Con- vention. Many of the members attended this convention during the month of April. ABOVE: Standing: Mr Leonard Lemay. Ricky McAllister. Randy Lindler. Keith Oliver. Micky McAl- lister. Kneeling: Kurt Hammesfahr. Brett Waters. Thomas West. Mark Kahrs. Sitting: Steve McGlaughn. Robert Pearson. Robert Fulcher. Bob Cribbs. UPPER: Standing Micky McAllister-Treasurer. Tom West-President. Mark Kahrs-Vice President. Mr Leonard Lemay-Advisor. Kneeling: Randy Lindler- Reporter. Bob Cribbs-Secretary. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB 109 MUCHO GUSTO The Spanish Club boasted the largest membership in the school. There were over one hundred members. This large membership can be attributed to the kindness and gentleness of its advisor Ms. Gary. The Spanish Club did not restrict its membership to those who took only a year or two of Spanish but was open to any student who had taken Spanish at Jenkins. The enjoyment the Spanish Club brought to its members was immense. The club planned many exciting events throughout the year. The Club took a field trip to visit the Barba Negra Ship. The members of the Club also sold cookies to help pay for the annual trip to Six Flags at the end of the year. UPPER: Spanish Club Officers. Sitting: Thomas Fla- herty-Treasurer. Kathie Brown-Chaplain. Blenda Sarvis-Secretary. Standing: Karen Small-Vice-Presi- dent. Betsy Sims-President. Mrs. Gary-Advisor. ABOVE: 12th Grade Members. Sitting: Kenneth Elli- son. Resa Chandler. Betsy Sims. Brenda McCoy. Barbara Desilets. Jackie Richards. Kneeling: Linda Moses. Thomas Flaherty. Keith Murlless. Kathie Brown. Becky Glover. Karen Small. Standing: Cor- inthia Thomas. Yolanda Taylor. Ginger Malphrus. Michelle Dukes. Janice Jackson. Rodney Miller. Butch Krishnamurti. Blenda Sarvis. Craig Wallace. Charmagne Stell. 110 SPANISH CLUB UPPER: 11th Grade Members. First Row: Errol Roach. Scott Latham. Melanie Miller. Jerome Price. Tammie Muse. Julie Sancomb. Sandra Holloway. Keith Lowery. Second Row: Kenneth Holmes. Rob- ert Greene. Melissa Miller. Maria Grant. Karen Leaf. Nancy Wilson. Jeff Parsons. Shawn Hall. Gino Groover. Third Row: Wanda Gresham. Carol John- son. Wanda Mike. Renee Williams. Renda Watkins. Zelda Green. Vernita Middleton. Sherry Lockhart. Patricia Hall. Betty Jackson. CENTER: 9th Grade Members. Sitting: Blenda Sarvis. Nancy Takats. Suzy Ryder. Lisa Martin. Melissa Georges. Teresa DeMott. Kneeling: Patricia Ritenour. Drenda Marsh. Lorelei Charters. Nicole Fendley. Ann O'Brien. Ron- ald Barry. Standing: Renee Wood. Larry Castro. Keith Brown. Sylathia Hendrix. Cindy Barnard. Adam Cobb. Tracy Cook. ABOVE: 10th Grade Members. Sitting: Marlene Dasher. Mary Love. Ste- phen Ouarterman. Carleen Spaulding. Kelly Horr. Kelly Santschi. Pamela Kinsey. Susan Sancomb. Kneeling: Dana Thompson. Kiran Krishnamurti. Ste- phen Whalen. Edwin Beecher. Karen Dukes. Monica Minchey. Lori Swinson. Martha Frazier. Sally Von Waldner. Standing: Derek Chodkiewiez. Tina Hen- dricks. Joey Wade. Van Alexander. Sarah Flaherty. Christopher Allen. Libby Wertz. Mandy Ellzey. Larry Wester. Sharon Lowery. Carla English. Marty Lamb. Ill SOUVENIRS The French Club was a very active club this past year. They started off the year with a field trip to Skidaway Island State Park. At Christmas the French Club had a Christmas party for members only. Then the club participated in an International party with the Latin Club, the Spanish Club and the AFS Club. At Easter time the club visited the children at St. Mary’s Home. They held an Easter egg hunt and played games with the children. All the club members had a very rewarding year. Their fund-raising activities included two candy sales during the winter quarter. Though a small group, the French club considered their year’s activities to have been interesting and enjoyable. ABOVE:Kneeling: Ruby Hall. First Row: Mrs. Amari. Michael Crawford. Jeff Cantaline. Third Row: Mary Kilpatrick. Debbie Bazemore, Zina Killian. UPPER: Sitting; Mrs. Amari-Advisor. Michael Craw- ford-President. Zina Killian-Vice-President. Stand- ing: Jeff Cantaline-Treasure. Debbie Bazemore-Sec- retary. 112 FRENCH CLUB QUO VADIS? The Junior Classical League was very active this past year. In the winter quarter the members went to Skidaway Island with the French Club and the language classes. At Christmas time the League had its own party and then joined in an international party with the AFS, the Spanish and the Latin clubs. Funds were needed to pay state and national dues, to pay for a page in the annual, and to pay registration for mem- bers to the Spring State Convention. Oth- er activities included field trips to Worms- loe Plantation and the Visitors Center. UPPER: First Row: Treasurer-David Filmer Second Row: Vice-President Greselda Powell. President- Tammy Speller. Advisor-Mrs. Amari ABOVE: Sit- ting; Althea Watson. Angie Hagie. Mary Kilpatrick. Mary Anne Gross. Jeff Harvey Standing: Mrs. Amari. Ruby Hall. Greselda Powell. Tammy Speller, Sandra Kolb. David Filmer. LATIN CLUB 113 HVJ SPRING SPORTS RUNNING FOR HVJ Under the guidance of Coach Benjamin Gadson the Warrior track team showed great hustle and bustle. The team was unable to get a good placement in the region because of its lack of participants in the field events. However, in the city meets the team did quite well. Bringing home top honors at the banquet was Ronald Wilson. Wilson made his second trip to the state meets this past year, placing first in the 100-yard dash and 220-yard dash. He ran an incredible 9.7 in the 100-yard dash and an astounding 22.8 in the 220-yard dash. Although Wil- son graduated last spring, Coach Gadson is looking forward to this upcoming year with optimism. He hopes to have more boys come out for field events. ABOVE: Most Valuable Player. Ronald Wilson. ABOVE RIGHT: 1980 Boys Track Team. Kneeling: Jeff Beasley. Mike Henly. Comer Williams. Ronald Wilson. Cecelia Wiggms-Manager. Lisa Owens-Man- ager. Henry Wesley. Willie Alls. Charles Harris. Ben- ard Cook. Standing: Coach Gadson. Kenneth John- son. Robert Branch. Gary Scott. Steve Jones. Corey Cotton. Reggie Crawford. Tim Armstrong. Clyde Dempsey. Greg Jones. Randall Mitchell. Tensie Brown. UPPER: Senior Track members: Willie Alls. Mike Henly. Corey Cotton. Henry Wesley. Ronald Wilson. TRACK 117 Under the direction of Coach Joseph Sanfilippo, the 1979-80 baseball team es- tablished and developed a winning spirit throughout the season. Despite their re- cord of 8 wins and 12 losses, the Warriors played each game with energy and enthu- siasm. They fought through the entire nine innings in every game. Most valuable player Chris Mahany led the team in pitching, while Chris Thomp- son led the team in hitting. The team was very confident that next year’s season will be a winning one, because of many re- turning starters. HVJ AT BAT 118 BASEBALL UPPER: Mahany on the mound. ABOVE: Senior Baseball Players: Vince King. Rollin Ford. Chris Ma- hany and Coach Joseph Sanfilippo. RIGHT: Pre- game thoughts. UPPER: Home run! ABOVE: 1979 80 Baseball team: First Row: Greg Dukes. Chris Thompson. Chris Mahany. Rollin Ford. Mark Arnold. Harold Showalter. Second Row: Coach Joseph Sanfilippo. Lawrence Bennett. Gid Smith. William Crawford. Walter Jennings. David Brettin. Tim Mehlhorn. Third Row: John Cheeks. Jack Silas. Steve Attaway. Vince King. Michael Wmgster. 119 GAME SET MATCH TENNIS TEAM The 1979-80 HVJ Tennis team under the supervision and guidance of Coach Harry Jenkins ended its season undefeat- ed. In the Region 4-AAAA tournament Jenkins tied for first place, and the girls doubles team of Tammy Speller and Chris Geary finished in first place. Others who did well were Karl Grotheer who finished in second place in boys singles and the doubles team of Joey Saxon and Jimmy Ogletree who also finished in second place. In the Region Championship Jen- kins finished in fourth place. All in all the Jenkins Tennis team did very well. ABOVE: Tennis Team. Standing: Karl Grotheer. Jimmy Ogletree. Van Alexander. Christy Connor. Tammy Speller. Chris Geary. Sharon Ash. Kellie Brown. Shellie Brown. Scotty Parker. Jeff Price. Coach Harry Jenkins. Sitting: Matthew Jones. Victor Beltran. Steve Crawford. Joey Saxon, Kevin Fischer. Keith Murlless. Philip Myers. Fritz Gretsch UPPER: Tennis team captains. Karl Grotheer and Sharon Ash. 120 TENNIS ABOVE: Joey Saxon fires crosscourt. UPPER RIGHT: Seniors. Standing: Victor Beltran. Scotty Parker. Matthew Jones. Kneeling: Joey Saxon. Jim- my Ogletree Karl Grotheer UPPER LEFT: 'Ace.'' 121 GIRLS SHOW THEIR STUFF Under the supervision of Mr. Powell, the girls’ softball team ended its season with 7 wins and 7 losses. The highest scoring game of the season was a 26 to 21 win over Richard Arnold. With only two seniors leaving, Annette Beebee who was awarded most valuable player and Laurie Sheley who was awarded most valuable offensive player, the team hoped to do well next year. Theresa DeCrescenzo was awarded, most improved player at the spring sports banquet. ABOVE: 1979-80 Softball Team. Standing: Alicia Moore. Frank Thompson. Paula Myers. Jill Nieuw- straten. Annette Beebe. Tammy Dooley. Mandy Ell- zey. Linda MOore. Mr Richard Powell-Coach. Kneeling: Lorraine Sheley. Julie Sancomb. Karen Washington. Theresa DeCrescenzo. Karen Williams. Holly Alexander. Beth Sikes. Resa Chandler. UP- PER:Mr Powell takes a break ABOVE LEFT: Sen- ior Players: Lorraine Sheley and Annette Beebe. 122 GIRL’S SOFTBALL SWINGING WARRIORS Dean Paulson, David Paddison and most valuable player Jay Nichols made up HVJ’s 1979-80 golf team. They were coached by Robert Herndon. The team, having only three players, could not com- pete as a team for the region. However, in the regions singles tournament Jay Ni- chols and Dean Paulson both shot a 78 with the winning score being only 75. The team hoped to be even stronger next year since all players would be returning. ABOVE: The other members of the golf team-David Paddison and Dean Paulson UPPER: Most Valu- able Player. Jay Nichols. GOLF 123 HVJ FALL AND WINTER FOOTBALL The 1980-81 Warrior football team ended the season by breaking even. The year as a whole provided many exciting moments. The Warriors opened the season with a loss to perennially powerful Northside Warner Robbins. The final count on the game was 28-13. Randall Mitchell. Craig Wallace. Gary Crawford and Jeff Beasley provided the heroics for a losing game. The Warriors came back the next week to crunch a helpless Windsor squad 26-0. Senior running back Comer Williams was in the spotlight as he gained over 200 yards of the total offense. The entire War- rior defense put forth a superb effort in this victory. The Warriors opened up their first region game with a narrow escape. The Warriors slipped by the Beach Bull- dogs 7-6. Comer Williams scored the Warriors’ lone touchdown. Beach had a chance to win but saw that chance dimin- ish as Chris Williams intercepted the try at a two-point conversion. ABOVE: Defense sets up ABOVE RIGHT: Michael Wmgster outruns defender UPPER: Touchdown! VARSITY FOOTBALL 125 DEFENSE HOLDS UP For the next game the Warriors traveled to Brunswick to face the Brunswick Pi- rates. The Pirates came out on the short end of a 25-19 victory for the Warriors. The next week the Warriors took on the Wayne County Yellow Jackets. The War- riors played brilliantly. Robert Branch broke loose for two scores to pace the offense. The defense continuously shut down the Yellow Jackets’ offense. Wayne County’s vain attempt at a touchdown was intercepted at the two-yard line by senior defensive back Craig Wallace. This was the Yellow Jackets’s only real threat to the Warriors' game. However, they did score a touchdown off a fumble by a War- rior running back in the end zone. The final score was Warriors 23, Wayne Coun- ty 7. The Warriors’ defense accounted for 9 points in that victory. ABOVE: Seniors 1980-81. First Row Lerrone Cot- ton. Craig Wallace. Jodey Martin. Orion Cooper. Comer Williams. Larry Sapp Second Row: Glen Sams. Harold Showalter. John Cheeks. Jack Silas. Kenny Johnson. Sammy Gay. Frank Gillison. Third Row: Coach Bob Herndon. William Crawford. Rob- bie Wing. Claude Lee. Steve Attaway. Mark Khars. Jeff Jones. Steve Nelson ABOVE LEFT: Warriors crush a Cadet UPPER: The pride of the HVJ foot- ball team. 126 VARSITY FOOTBALL The second half of the season proved to be most disappointing for the Warriors who finished the first half 4-1. The team went 1-4 the second half and finished the year on an embarassing upset loss to Johnson High School 2-0. The Warriors fell victim to Tompkins High School 8-6 in a game that could have clinched the War- riors a play-off berth. This was followed by a Homecoming loss to Savannah High School 12-10. The Warriors next opposi- tion was the Benedictine Cadets. This was the team’s last chance to make the play-offs; the Warriors fumbled their hopes away. Fumbling proved to be the biggest difference in this past year’s team and last year’s. The defense played bril- liantly the majority of the year, keeping the opposition from getting in the end zone three times. ABOVE: First Row: Rufus Smalls. Darren Wing- grove. Harold Showalter. Craig Wallace. Charles Harris. Jody Martin. Comer Williams. Second Row Steve Jones. Edwin Patrick. Chris Harris. Vincent Crawford. Clyde Dempsey. John Shearouse. Larry Sapp. Kenneth Hicks. Third Row: Glen Sams. Claude Lee. John Cheeks. Gary Allen. Robert Branch. Randy Lindler. Kenny Johnson. Fourth Row: Jack Silas Robbie Wing. Antonio Hall. Chuck Ingram. Steve Nelson. Tensie Brown. David Griffin. Orion Cooper. Fifth Row: Mark Khars. Steve Attaway. Billy Tate. Michael Cokley. Jeff Jones. Sammy Gay. Steve Crawford. Back Row: Lawrence Bennett. William Crawford. Lerrone Cotton. Kenny Lane. Frank Gilli- son UPPER: William Crawford kicks off! 127 SET STEADY HIKE UPPER: Jack McCollum for the point after ABOVE RIGHT: B.C. finds open arms ABOVE LEFT: De- fensive Crunch. 128 VARSITY FOOTBALL UPPER LEFT: Jeff Beasley hands off to Robert Branch. UPPER RIGHT: Comer Williams shakes oft Elfingham defender ABOVE: Moment of silence. 129 MAKING A START The Warriors 1980-81 Junior Varsity football team had all their problems early in the season. The team was young and inexperienced but had the will to fight. The team fought to raise an 0-4 record to a 2-4 one with two spectacular wins over Richard Arnold and Savannah High. The members of the team proved to them- selves, with the victories over two tough teams, that they had the ability to develop into one of the finest teams for HVJ’s future. 130 JV FOOTBALL 131 GIRLS ON TOP 132 GIRLS BASKETBALL ABOVE LEFT: The 1980 Lady Warriors. ABOVE BIGHT: Concentrating on a basket UPPER: Going up for two. Under the excellent guidance of head Coach Tom Miller and Roland James the girls’ basketball experienced something very new to them-winning! The 1980-81 girls’ basketball team was the best the school has ever had. To go along with their fine season the Lady Warriors were crowned as Christmas Tournament champions at the Windsor tournament. Lisa Owens was the most valuable player, and Teresa Campbell was also named to the all-tournament team. The Lady War- riors were basically a young team, thus in the future HVJ fans can look for more fine girls’ basketball. The 1980-81 Warrior basketball team proved to be the best team the school has had in recent years. The team won 12 straight games, posted 10 straight home wins, boosted a 11-1 record and thus claimed the regular season region crown. Coach B.J. Gadson’s troops entered the year expecting to be the team to beat. The Warriors returned four starters and two reserves off of last year’s 16-7 squad. Among the returning starters were senior forwards Donald Wade and David Mor- gan. Senior Randall Mitchell returned as the man in the middle and junior Gino Groover to the gaurd spot. Gary Crawford and Craig Wallace returned as the other Warrior veterans. Those six had 19 years of experience- each playing at least 3 years of basketball at HVJ. Donald Wade, a return of four varsity seasons, played superb ball for the Warriors the whole year. Wade was a dominant force in driving the Warriors to the top. David Morgan, noted primarily in his first two seasons as a rebounding and defensive specialist, also provided some offensive outbursts down the stretch. US 1 66 59 66 81 74 55 86 79 60 57 83 92 77 82 79 71 78 70 74 BASKETBALL Wannah higi BEACH ARNOLD FOREST 5HAM CO. GROVES W WNE CO. GLYNN ACADEMY STATESfeORO BENEDICTINE WINDSOR FOREST JOHNSON THEY 0 67 46 48 46 58 68 65 59 54 57 62 ABOVE: 1980-81 Seniors David Morgan. Donald Wade. Randall Mitchell. Coach B.J. Gadsen. Gary Crawford. Craig Wallace ABOVE LEFT; David Mor- gan lays one in. UPPER: Donald Wade slam dunks for two. 134 VARSITY BASKETBALL ABOVE: 1980-81 Boy's Varsity Basketball Team Standing: Michelle Dukes-manager. David Morgan. Donald Wade. Deon Dixon. Randall Mitchell. Tom- my Burson. Lawrence Benett. Bernard Polite-man- ager. Sitting: Gino Groover. Charles Harris. Mike Scott. Angie Dixon-manager. Greg Jones. Craig Wallace. Gary Crawford. UPPER LEFT: Warriors show patience. UPPER RIGHT: SWOSSH! 135 REGION 3-AAAA CHAMPS UPPER LEFT: Craig Wallace lays one in UPPER RIGHT: Gino Groover fires one up ABOVE LEFT: Donald Wade shoots two ABOVE RIGHT: Gary Crawford pumps up the jumper. 136 VARSITY BASKETBALL UPPER LEFT: David Morgan wins tip. UPPER RIGHT: Randall Mitchell shoots for two. ABOVE LEFT: David Morgan finger rolls over a blue jacket. ABOVE RIGHT: Gino Groover lays in two points. 137 138 SOCCER UPPER RIGHT: Aggression is the name of the game ABOVE:Getting the pre-game plan UPPER LEFT: Gid undertakes a dangerous deed. GO FOR IT The 1980-81 soccer team under the direction of Coach Joseph Sanfilippo dis- played superior skill similar to that of the past year’s team. In the Warriors’ pre- season game they were defeated in a close match with Johnson. The Warriors then went into the regular season, running up a 6-0 record and beating teams from Windsor Forest, Country Day, Benedic- tine, Beach, and Savannah High. The win- ning streak was broken, however, in a 3-2 game against the arch-rival team from Johnson. The team leaders this past year were Terry Takats for the offense and Matt Bai- ley for the defense. 139 HVJ ’81 SENIOR CLASS Senior Class Officers. Front Row Comer Williams-Corresponding Secretary. Jerry Gray-President. Terry Takats- Parliamentarian Second Row: Tim Anderson-Recording Secretary. Michelle Dukes-Vice-President. Sharon Ash- Treasurer HVJ ’81 142 SENIORS Adam� , Linda E. Albright, Craig M. Albright, Kimberly A. Alexander, Lori L. Alexander, Robert D. Anderaon, Aliaon D. Anderaon, John A. Anderaon, Timothy Arnold, Mark W. Aah, Linda S. Attaway, Cariotta M. Attaway, Steven L. Ayala, Richard A. Bailey, Matthew W. Baker, Lanora A. Banner, Karol L. 143 Barn Mil, Vincant A. Battey, Charlana M. Baxtar, Tyrona Bazamora, Brian D. Bazamora, Dabbia A. Baacham, Richard Baaalay, Jeff ray J. Ball, Glanda S. Benjamin, David Benjamin, Ruth Blackburn, Wendy P. Bliga. Harman L. 144 SENIORS Bright, Edward H. Brooks, Elizabeth R. Brown, Be a Brown, Carl R. Brown, Dempsey M. Brown, Kathryn D. Burgatiner, George S. Burson, Vickie Cail, Cindy Campbell, Terresa Campbell. Tammie A. Carfrey, Debbie A. Blisaett, Danny L. Bradanick, John H. Bragg, Ashley Brettin, David L. 145 Carroll, Kenneth Chandler, Theresa M. Cheeks, John Clark, Erica Clark, Karen Clements, Tammy M. Cleveland, Broderick Cobb. William F. Cofield, Jacquelyn B. Co lean, Brenda S. Cooke, Kelli M. Cooper, Orion L. Cotton, Lerone Cotton, Tyrone A. Crawford, Gary B. Crawford, Reginald 146 SENIORS Crawford, William L. Cribba, Bobby D. Crosby, Karan Curry, Thomas C. Davis, Walter Deal, Jon D. Deal, Tiffany Denmark, Sheryll D. Desilets, Barbara A. Dismukes, Marquerite Duke, Dixie Dukes, Michael G. MATT BAILEY OUTSTANDING SENIOR 147 Dukes, Michelle Ellison, G lor is J. Ellison, Kenneth Evans, Richard G. Fairley, Tennel Fairley, Harry L. Ferguson, Linda M. Finley, Lonnie D. Fischer, Kevin S. Flaherty, Thomas E. Flowers, James S. Flowers, James V. Floyd, Michael A. Floyd, Sharon E. Franco, Stuart V. Frazier, Kenneth E. 148 SENIORS Frazier, Sandra E. Fulcher, Robert D. Garvin, Debra F. Gay, Jesae S. JERRY GRAY OUTSTANDING SENIOR Gillison, Frank Glover, Becky D. Gonsalves, Richard Gordon, Tonya M. Grant, Kelvin L. Gray, Gerald L. Gray, Tommie Green, Zelda 149 Greene, Lauretta Grose, John Hall, Ruby C. Hamilton, Joyce Hanson, Linda C. Harden, Gary L. Harrison, Leah B. Hart, Judy A. Hart, Robin T. Hendley, Franklin J. Henley. Willette Hill, Willie Tyrone 150 SENIORS Hillis, Donna D. Hodges, Sally Holmes, Melvin M. Holmes, Willie Hook, Glen Hudson, Allred a L. Hutcheson, Fran Hutcheson, Franklin G. Hutto, Michael Jackson, Anna M. Jackson, Jacquelyn E. Jackson, Janis M. Jackson, L’Tayna D. Jackson, Trevia M. Jenkins, Brian A. Johnson Angela 151 ALFREDA HUDSON OUTSTANDING SENIOR Johnson, Kenneth Johnson, Michael C. Johnson, Stephenie E. Johnston. Richard M. Jones, Angela L. Jones, Angie M. Jones, Jeffrey W. Jones, Kristen Jones, Phyllis D. Jones, Sara L. Kahrs, Mark W. Kearse. Talisa K. 152 SENIORS Kemp, Gregory R. Kicklighter, Keren L. Killian, Zina M. King, Vincent J. Kriahnamurti, Sureah P. Kuelling, Emil L. Lang, Sonya L. Lark, Joaeph B. Lavely, Steven A. Lee, Claude Lindaey, Conatance A. Long, Barney M. 153 Long water, Alesia Love, Anthony L. Mabry, Katie A. Mack, Lynn J. Macon, Carey Magoulas, Sylvia Malphrus, Virginia M. Marshall, Alfred Martin, Jodey Martin, Penny F. Mattis, Almeta J. McAdams, Sherrie L. 154 SENIORS McCoy, Brenda Me K i ver, Carolyn F. Me Michael, Louis V. Middleton, Barry A. Miles, Dwana D. Miles, Marianne E. Miller, Rodney A. Mincey, Monica D. Mincey, Tyrone M. Mitchell, Randall E. Mixon, Sherri L. Mobley, Debra D. 155 Mobley, Melinda Moore, Eugene Moore, Linda J. Moran, Caroline F. Moran, Earl Morgan, David Morgan, David Morrison, Steve D. Moses, Linda Y. Murlless. William K. Murcherson, Leon C. Muse, Darrell S. Mutcherson, Kenneth Nelson, Steve R. Nesbit, Emmett G. Newton, Eric 156 SENIORS Nunnally. Chenia L. Odum, Fred Oliver, Keith L. Pariah, Donna L. Patrick, Brenda S. Patterson, Kendall Peeler, Robin J. Perry, Juliet Pinkney, Claudia R. Pittman, Sara C. Pluitt, Jacquelyn D. Powell, Greaelda D. GRESELDA POWELL OUTSTANDING SENIOR 157 Powell, Shari Powers, Fran A. Poythress. Kelly A. Provence, Celeste M. Pryor, Anthony Purvis, Robbie F. Quarterman, Geraldine Ouarterman, Jerome N. Ramirez, Zelda C. Reynolds, Carolyn Reynolds. Glenda Richards, Jacquelyn 158 SENIORS Ricord. Linda K. Ritenour, Robin R. Robbing, Desiree Rosenbaum, Steven E. Rust, Julie Ryan, Elizabath A. Sammons, Gena M. Sams, Glen Samuel, Maggieline Sanders, Cheryl Elaine Sapp, Larry E. Sarvis, Blends J. Schwarz, Sandra Scott, Ann Marie Shearouse, Rhonda Sho waiter, Harold K. 159 Shuman, Charlaa J. Silas, John C. Simmons, Priscilla Sims, Elizabeth Small, Karen S. Smalls, Wanda A Smith, Belisha R. Smith, Ernest L. Smith, Ronald A. Smith, Theresa Smith, Thomas G. Smith, Willie Solomon, James E. South, Dennis M. Speller, Tammy B. Spomer, Alexandra L. Stoll, Charmango Stephenson, David Stewart, George M. Strickland, Ernestine Stewart, Michelle Stewart, Richard W. Sturgess, Mary E. Sutton, Robert TERRY TAKATS OUTSTANDING SENIOR Swindell, David D. Takats, Terry R. Taylor, Joan M. Taylor, Vevelyn Taylor, Yolanda Teasanna, Jamaa Taaaanna, Tammy Thaggard, Elaina Thomaa, Corinthia Thompaon, Chriatophar Thompson, Frank Thompaon, LaDonna Tippina, Falicia Todd, Timmy Turnar, Cynthia Turnar, Gar aid 162 SENIORS Turner, Linde TrueII, Lynn Veigneur, Louie Wade, Donald Wallace, Craig Walton, Robert Ward, Darlene Washington, Robert Watkins, Deborah Watson, David West, Thomas Wahlens, Thomas White, Christopher Williams, Bernard Williams, Christopher Wiliams, Comer 163 Williams, James Williams, Loriann Williams, Minnie Williamson, Richard Wilson, Marie Wing, Robert Wise, John Wolling, Susanna Worsham, Margaret Wren, Richard Wright, Bernard Wright, Lisa 164 SENIORS JUNIOR CLASS Junior Class Officers KNEELING: Bridgett Dothard-First Vice-President. David Paddison-Assistant Treasurer. Caryn Ellzey-Recording Secretary. David Priester-Chaplain STANDING: Renee Williams-Corresponding Secretary. Dean Paulson-Treasurer. Theresa DeCrescenzo-President. Yvonne English-Second Vice-President. Wanda Gresham-Parli- mentarian. HVJ ’82 168 JUNIORS Allen. Gina Arkbar. Kariem Armstrong. Andy Bacon. Gwen Bacon. Timothy Barber. Vernon Barefield. Russell Barry. Sabrina Bates. Tanya Benjamin. Ruth Bennett. Lawrence Bias. John Blackburn. Donna Bostick. Debora Bowers. Florence Bragg. Lisa Branch. Robert Brown. Darryl Brown. Delores Brown. Earl Brown. Kellie Brown. Tensie Bruce. Dee Bryan. Jim Bryant. Maria Burke. Donald Burson. Tommy Cail. Cindy Cantaline. Jeff Carpenter. Dana 169 Cason. Michelle Chasteen. Angie Cheek. Cathy Clanton. Charmagne Clark. Erica Clifton. Debra Cofield. Louise Coker. Ronald Crawford. Manu Copeland. Sheila Curinga. Teresa Curtis. Regina Cutter. Angela Davis. Dan DeCrescenzo. Theresa Dooley. Tammy Dothard. Brigette Dudley. Cedric Dunkan. Kelvin Durden. Dee Dee Ellison. Gloria ONWARD TO SENIORITY 170 JUNIORS Ellzey. Caryn English Yvonne Fairley. Carlton Fairley. Harry Fairley. Tenell Famble. Valerie Farley. Cathy Farrow. Kenneth Ferguson. Linda Ferguson. Richard Fields. Glynis Filmer. David Fisher. Terry Frazier. Bobby Freeman. Debra Frommberger. Ria Gaines. Dale Galinskas. Pam Gay. Mark Gentle. Lori Georges. Duane Givens. Louise Glover. Debbie Gordon. Derelne Gordon. Tonya Graham. James Graham. Patricia Grant. Jack Grant. Kelvin Grant. Maria 171 Graves. Janice Gray. Tommie Grayson. Margaret Greene. Cornelia Gresham. Wanda Groover. Gino Groover. Troy Grose. Mary Hagan. Angie Hall. Patricia Hall. Shaun Hammesfahr. Kurt Harris. Charles Hart. Jeannie Hartloge. Dee Dee Harvey. Jeffrey Hatcher. Carla Hazel. Harold Hemby. Thorne Hendrix. Alfred Henry. Audrey Herndon. Kenny Hill. Brenda Hill. Sharon Hirsch. Stacey Holloway. Sondra Holmes. Denice Holmes. Kenneth Horton. Jacqueline Hudson. Alfreda 172 JUNIORS CLASS OF ’82 Hughes. Oscar Ingram. Chuck Jackson. Earl James. Randy James. Valerie Jenkins. Cindy Jenkins. Marvie Johnson. Carol Jones. Casey Jones. Darrell Jones. Greg Jones. Richard Kebhart. Tina Kilpatrick. Mary Kirkland. Angela Knight. Gail Knight. Sebrma Knowles. Sharon Kolb. Sandra Kraft John Lamson. Carolyn 173 Lang. Sonya Lanier. Gina Latham. Scott Lawton. Vernetta Lowery. Keith Leach. Lawrence Leaf. Karen Ling. Pamela Lockhart. Sherry Lucas. Diana Luten. Joyce Mack. Jessica Mack. Claude Marsh. Kim Marshall. Alfred Martin. Mary Masters. Jodie Mayfield. Daryl McAllister. Micky McAllister. Ricky McCormack. Roxann 174 JUNIORS THREE DOWN-ONE TO GO McLendon. Tammy Meyers. Paula Middleton. Vernita Mike. Wanda Miller. Melanie Miller. Melissa Mincey. Stephanie Mitchell. Terry Mitchell. Vincent Mobley. Melinda Mohammed. Arkmere Montgomery. James Moore. Alicia Moran. Caroline Morris. Daniel Moss. Tammy Murray. Ellaresse Muse. Tammie Nagle. Steve NeSmith. Julie Nunnally, Caldwell O’Brien. Clare O’Brien. Martin Oliver. Stephanie Osborne. Terri Overacker. Susan Owens. Lisa Paddison. David Page. Sherry Parsons. Jeff 175 IT WON’T BE LONG NOW Patrick. Edwin Patterson. Kendall Patterson. Steve Paulson. Dean Phillips. Lisa Polite. Robert Potter. John Poythress. Chuck Price. Jeff Price. Jerome Priester. David Quante. Albert Quarterman. Jerome Reynolds. Glenda Reynolds. Polly Reynolds. Robert Riner. Toni Rios. Edna Roach. Errol Sams. Rhonda Sancomb. Julie Sanders. Cathy Sanders. Eunice Sapp. Carl Saxon. Jeff Saxon. Randy Shearer. David Sheffield. Joseph Sheppard. Keith Shelton. Richard 176 JUNIORS Shuman, Teresa Singleton. David Singleton, Vannessa Sizemore. Kandi Smalls. Deshell Smalls. Rufus Smalls. Veronica Stallings. Andrew Stevens. Barbara Smith. Albert Summerlin. Tim Tate. Billy Taylor. Vevlyn Taylor. Yolonda Thacker. Selathia Thomas. Eric Thompson. Bryan Thompson. Ida Wade. Jessie Walker. Charles Walker. Gail 177 NEARING HOME STRETCH Warnock. Janet Watkins. Renda Watson. Althea Wiggens. Joame Williams. Elizabeth Williams. Karen Williams. Martha Williams. Renee Wilson. Nancy Wingster. Michael Wolfolk. Denise Woods. Portia Woodward. William Wright. Lisa Wynn. Donnas Young. Angela Zalee. Rashad 178 JUNIORS Adkins. Suzanne Alexander. Holley Alexander. Van Allen. Chris Allen. Gary Ambos. Dewey Anderson. Charlene Anderson. Joseph Anderson. Laura Anderson. Michael Andrews. Sharon Armstrong. Timothy Ayala. Michael Barber. George Baxter. Craig Beaty. June Beebe. Susan Beecher. Edwin Benjamin. Priscilla Benniefield. Angela Best. Elizabeth Black. Donald Blackman. Diane Blocker. Terry Bolton. Angela Bolton. Pearl Boyd. Kristen Bradanick. Laura Brickner. LaDonna Brinson. Sherri Brown. Cliff Brown Fayquetta Brown. Shellie Brown. Wilhelmenia Broxton. Melinda Bruce. La'Tonja Bryant. Samuel Bryant. Seabrook Carpenter. Cynthia Carroll. Bobby Chiotellis. Terry Chisholm. Jackie Chisholm. Valene Chodkiewicz. Derek. Cokley. Elaine Colclough. Ronald Cole. Sharon Coleman. Wanda Collier. Charles 180 SOPHOMORES CLASS OF ’83 Connor. Christy Cooper. Kathy Corbin. Anne Crapse. Andy Crawford. Michael Crawford. Steve Crawford. Vincent Cruse. Henri Curtis. Regina Cutter. Darrell Dasher. Marlene Dassey. Brenda Davidson. Gerald Davis. Sygrid Days. Gary Deese. Dean Dempsey. Clyde Dewayne. Rufus Dixon. Angela Doyle. Gloria Drawdy. Larry Drew. Don Duggar. Lynne Dukes. Karen Duncan. Ulisa Edwards. Reginald Ellison. Gloria Ellison. Kathy Ellzey. Mandy Elrod. Karen English. Carla Evans. Kathy Fairley. Harry Famble. Rhonda Farmer. Morris Ferguson. Anita Ferguson. Anthony 181 Flaherty. Sarah Fowler. Mary Frazier. Martha Frazier. Retha Frazier. Sharon Freeman. Jimmy Funk. Melany Gargis. Jack Garvin. Hazel Gay. Dorothy Glover, Harold Glover. William Golden. William Golson. Tyrone Gooden. Debra Gordon. Marie Grant. Kelvin Green. Joey Gretsch. Fritz Griffin. David Grissette. Timothy Gunder. Zina Hadden. Stephen Hagan. Rosalyn Hancock. Sylvia Hardin. Keith Harn. April Harris. Chris Harvey. Melanie Hendley. Ken Hendricks. Tina Hendrix. Janet Heyard. Arlene Hildreth. Mary Holland. Paul Holmes. Brenda Hopgood. Tamara Horr. Kelly Horton. Van Hughes. Reginald 182 SOPHOMORES Irelart, Linda Jackson. Earl Jackson. Joel Jackson. Lorriane Jackson. Valencia Jensen. Dina Johnson. Jackie Jones. Hulda Jones. Teresa Kanem. Lynda Kemp. Tammy Kesler, Mike Kesler. Pam Kitchens. Billy Killian. Tony Kinsey. Pamela Knight. Keith Krishnamurti. Kiran Lamb. Marty Laney. Billy Langley. Paul Langley. Robert Lawson. Rhonda Lawton. Lela Lawton. Vernetta Lee. Michelle Lee. Sandra Lee. Sherrie Littleton. Diane Lindler. Randy Loncon. Charles Love. Mary Lovewine. Clyde Lowery. Sharon 183 Lucas. Michael Martin. Kenneth Mayers. Iria McGinley. Lynn McCollum. Jack McCombs. Charlene McGlaughn, Steve Mehlhorn. Tim Merritt. Lisa Merritt. Sandra Miller. Sharmaine Mikell. Sam Minchey. Monica Mitchell. Carlette Mitchell. Oscar Mobley. Avery Moore. Angela Moore. James Moore. William Moraleda. Susan Moran. Celestine Moran. Raymond Morgan. Larry Morrell. Tommie Morris. Marvin Morris. Sharon Murchison. Eric Mutcherson. Bridgette Nessmeth. Debbie Nettles. Carol Nettles. Kelly Nichols. Jay Nieuwstraten. Jill Norris. Susan Nunnally. Corliss Owens. Claryse Pearson. Robert Pierce. Gary Polite. Bernard Quarterman. Stephen Quarterman, Theodore Reynolds. Glenda Ricord. Teresa Riddle. Anthony Roberts. Tonia Robinson. Angela Robuse. Harriet Rowe. Kathy Ruth. Priscilla 184 SOPHOMORES Ruth. Ruby Santschi. Kellie Sams. Edna Sams. Kimberly Samuel. Charles Sancomb. Susan Sanders. Catherine Savage. Earl Savage. Juliet Savanich. Angela Saxman. Tina Scott. Rose Scriven. Margie Shavers. Ricky Shearouse. Elizabeth Sikes. Beth Simmons. Patricia Singleton. Kenneth Sizemore. Marlene Smalls. Florrie Smith. Angela Smith. Michael Smith. Nathaniel Sorrell. Alan Sorrells. Shannon Spaulding. Earleen Stephens. Donna Stephens. Lucious Stewart. Brenda Strickland. Amanda Swinson. Lori 185 Taylor. William Thaggard. Mark Thomas. Desi Thomas. Ruffin Thompson. Dana Todd. Daryl Trammell. Lisa Turner. Stephen Tuttle. Charlotte Usry. Barry Vaigneur. Donna Vaughn. William Von Waldner. Sally Waddell. Frances Wade. Joey Walker. Karen Walker. Karen Walker. Margaret Wallace. Mary Ward. Arnett Wand. Kellie Washington. Karen Waters. Brett Watson. Kathy Weathers. Shawna Wertz. Libby Wester. Larry Whalen. Stephen Wheeless. Tyler White. Lorrie Whitfield. Evangeline 186 SOPHOMORES Williams. Deloris Williams. Genell Williams. Kathy Williams. LaWanda Williams. Marie Williams. Mary Williams. Michael Williams. Patty Williams. Rosemary Williams. Sandra Wing. Deborah Wmgrove. James Wmgrove. Richard Wingrove. Ricky Wommack. Chrissy Wood. Johnny Woods. Sonja Wright. Brenda Wright. David Wright. Leonard Wynn. Chris 187 Adams. Eleanor Adger. Tina Alcott. David Alexander. Bonme Alford. Renee Alford. Tony Anderson. Yvonne Armstrong. Jonathan Ashley. Romonda Ashman. Ken Atkins. Ricky Bacon. Darryl Bailey. Jerry Ball. Patrick Banks. Anita Banner. Tre'Bien Bannister. Tracy Barnard. Cindy Barry. Danny Barry. Ronald Bates. William Bawhs. Marvin Baxter. Kenneth Bazemore. Russell Bell. Philicia Boyd. Lisa Brantley. Tommy Brown. Brenda Brown. Charles Brown. Cindy Brown. David Brown. Jenny Brown. Keith Brown. Kharen Brown. Marion Bruce. Selena Bryant. Larry Bryant. Yvonne Burke. Jimmy Bush. Brian Campbell. Bridget Caraway. Lisa Carroll. Leland Cason. Shelton Castro. Larry Charles. Vanessa Charters. Lorelei Chennault. Raye Childers. Pat 188 FRESHMEN NEW FACES Cloud. Renae Cloud. Richard Cody. Joyce Cobb. Adam Cobb. Brian Cokley. Calvin Cokley. Michael Colclough. Cynthia Collins. Lisa Collins. Tabathia Cook. Tracy Cooper. Jim Cooper. John Corbin. Topeka Crovatt. James Curinga. Theodore Davidson. Anthony Daugherty. Perry DeLoach, Cavid DeMott. Theresa Desilets. Robert Dicola. Jeff Dixon. Dion Dixon. Jim Doyle. Chris Driggers. Chris Dudley. Tracy Eads. Angela 189 Ellison. Gloria Ellison. Shirley Fairley. Harry Farmer. Beverly Farr. Barbara Fendley. Nicole Ferreira. Tony Field. Johnny Filmer. Eric Fisher. Mike Fletcher, lizziemae Floyd. John Forkner. 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AUTO-MARINE-INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICAL PARTS SERVICE 430 MONTGOMERY STREET SAVANNAH, GEORGIA 31401 The Citizens and Southern National Bank Member FDIC GEORGE FRED SCHWARZ COMPLIMENTS OF —------------- GREENHOUSE 650 MALL BLVD SAVANNAH. GA 31406 HUNTER LEAF AND FAMILY Take this ad by the store W s « S Crathrr fchuy 121 ■ «rerrlh thwannih tta 31401 0mh tr urn. 912 232 1404 J JJ for 10% off one purchase 199 COWBOY VERA’S RESTAURANT Now Serving You In Two Locations: 5530 White Bluff Road [open 24 hours] and 1119 Montgomery Cross Roads Breakfast Served Anytime. Home Cooked Meals. SAVANNAH BANK TRUST COMPANY BANKER H Member FDIC 200 COMMUNITY Congratulations, Rhonda! Mother, Dad, Troy and John HERSCHEL V. JENKINS HIGH SCHOOL PTSA PTSA OBJECTIVES: To promote the welfare of children and youth in home, school, community, and place of worship. To raise the standards of home life. To secure adequate laws for the care and protection of children and youth. To bring into closer relation the home and the school, that parents and teachers may cooperate intelligently in the education of children and youth. To develop between educators and the general public such united efforts as will secure for all children and youth the highest advantages in physical, mental, social, and spiritual education. J.M. Turner Assoc., Inc. POOL COVERS FOR SPAS and SWIMMING POOLS (Both commercial and home) FULL LINE OF SUPPLIES - CHEMICALS, ETC. FREE! COMPUTERIZED WATER TESTING Tired of cloudy, ‘green’ water in your pool? Can’t rid yourself of that algae problem? Let us solve your problem. We have over 20 years of experience. Hilton Head references gladly provided. Spas. Pool and Spa Supplies (Wholesale, Commercial, Home) 1631 Vi EasIVictoryDrive,Savannah JoyceandMIkeTurner 9 to 6. Monday-Saturday Call (912)355-3690 investing in the Future. One of Union Camp’s strengths over the years has been the awareness for the need to upgrade existing facilities. No where is this more apparent than at the company's Savannah Plant. Capital expenditure at Savannah in the 1970 s approached $250 million. This significant investment has kept our business viable and competitive. Not surprisingly, the emphasis on modernization and increased efficiency continues in this new decade. The largest capital job ever undertaken at Savan- nah, a $91 million power boiler construction project, has been announced and will be completed in 1982. The coal-burning boiler will reduce our dependency on fuel oil by the equivalent of a million barrels a year. Again, Union Camp is doing more of what it has done so successfully in the past — staying ahead of the game. Camp Union 203 Two Convenient Locations Piccadilly Square Adler’s 10010 Abercom St. Oglethorpe Mall Phone: 927-4666 Phone: 352-2332 Co-starring NAILS by JINJI's 204 COMMUNITY CONGRATULATIONS. GARRY MARIANNE. ON ONE FANTASTIC BOOK! DONALD -F.E.I.C. mxiirnoN iyiwta custom designing Lamar |. Keller Optician DERENNE NEAR WATERS SKIDAWAY N. OF VICTORY DRIVE ABERCORN NEAR THE MALL HIWAY 21-GARDEN CITY Nobody can do it like McDonald's can TM PMONI CommtrcJal V I idustrial ItSMUhial 355-723' SOOiRAUlSCN AT 66th STREET nnmosti « SAVANNAH. OIORCIA J140S eLrcTMc CO., TMC. 801 RAO O DISPATCH® BILL NfLSON Fast HiKJoWE All your favorite places in one place. 10002 Abercorn Ext. «STEAK dALE J RESTAURANT 20S Phone 354-8313 RJH 4 gift shop J.C. Lewis Ford Mazda P. O. Bo 3858 i CLYDp RHINES. JR. Savannah, G«. 31404 9505 Abercorn Ext. Eat More Byrd's Oatmeal Cookies. 925-0234 Fund Raiser. Made in Savannah. Congratulations, Byrd Cookie Co. 2233 Norwood Ave. class of '81! 355-1716 Lee’s Complete Diesel Serv., Inc. Congratulations, 2333 Louisville Rd. Lynn, Allison, and Robin! Savannah, Ga. 31408 Mom and Dad Jones Owner: Comple,e diesel repaifS Office Craig Lee Preventive Maintenance 236-9946 PMONC «27 2762 Congratulations, BOYD NURSERY a GARDEN CENTER class of '81 lOU 80 0 780« A8C«C0ft « C I7tt SSWAv Own SAVAMNAM GA )1«06 -Class of '61 PHONE: 236-8284 FRED J. HUGHES, III. VICE PRESIDENT H • H OF SAVANNAH WHOLESALER 2501 E. PRESIDENT ST. • SAVANNAH. GA. 31404 BOX 8423 • SAVANNAH. GEORGIA 31412 206 COMMUNITY 207 SMORGASBORD WHERE THE EXTRAS DON’T COST EXTRA CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! SAVANNAH RETAIL FURNITURE After high school what will you do? After you marry, then what? After retirement, then what? After death, then what? Only God has a satisfactory answer for you on all of these Let us help you find His answer. Soufcote baptist Clmfidi One block South Of DeRene On Skidaway Dr. Gene Swinson. Senior Pastor Doug Cox, Don Rahaim, Assoc. Pators 209 Jodey Martin Co toe 210 COMMUNITY SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS 10th GRADE SEARCH CLASS 1980 1981 SOCCER CHEERLEADERS. Beth Ryan. Debbie Watkins. Lisa Trammell. Joni Taylor. Selena Bruce. Randi Brooks. Ms. Holley. Teresa Curinga. Monica Minchey. Zina Killian. Kim Albright. Karen Dukes. Margaret Taylor. _______________________________ 214 COMM UNITY 1981 FRENCH CLUB PATRON’S INDEX Congratulations SBC gang-Beth Looks like we made itl Bobby Langley, C.D. likes you. Bobby Langley likes Charlene Doyle. We’ve only just begun. Brenda Patrick c o 81. Tommy West (Bubba) c o 81. Have you ever seen a kangeroo? I’ll keep singin-Kimbers Reach Out Club Mr. Mrs. Jack Hood Stansell, Jr. (Mandy Jay) Congratulations number 811 It’s the Amazing Aquarius. I live for the weekend. TT Jackie Johnson Eric Newton Tammy Speller c o “81” GO WARRIORSI Tom Whalen Sherri Denmark Luv ya JimI Jerome J. Kilpatrick, Sr. The Hobby Shop, Inc. Danny L. Blissett loves Angie Chasteen Erica Kanoor Congratulations Brian, you made itl We’re on our way class of “85-Laura Ellzey B.R. loves S.R. your little, big sister Have fun in the Big Apple, Bob! Let’s find a place in the sun! How ’bout them freebies! Lynn Jones Garry Nesbit Good luck, next year’s Annual Staff. 215 STAFF INDEX Stewart, John D. Armstrong State College, Georgia Southern College, B.S. Principal Berksteiner, Earl A. Savannah State College, B.S. Assistant Principal Spear, James L. Troy University, B.S. Georgia Southern College, AS-4 Assistant Principal Amari, Josephine Joubert Georgia State Women’s College, A.B. Teachers College, Columbia University, M.A. Sorbonne, Paris, Diploma Latin and French Sequoyah Advisor Barry, Zaida Library Clerk Boheler, Clyde Armstrong State College, B.S. Mathematics Breedlove, Laura University of Georgia, A.B. Armstrong and Savannah State Colleges, M.Ed. English Departmental Chairperson Brooks, Edith Georgia Southern College, B.S. Peabody College, M.A. Head Librarian Bush, Michael Georgia Southern College, B.S., M.Ed. Industrial Arts Butler, Franklin Savannah State College, B.S. Atlanta University, M.A. Social Studies Departmental Chairperson Christiansen, Lucille Library Clerk Coffield, Martha Mercer University, A.B. English Newspaper Advisor Conyers, Emma Savannah State College, B.S. Armstrong and Savannah State Colleges, M.Ed. English Cowart, Lois Georgia Southern College, B.S.Ed. Armstrong and Savannah State Colleges, M.Ed. SLD Davis, Dwan Savannah State College, B.S. English Dekle, James Midwestern University, AB. University of Georgia, M.Ed. Social Studies Departmental Chairperson Drinkard, Karen E. Chipola Jr. College, A.A. Florida State University, B.M.E. Choral Director and English Ebert, Fay Georgia Southern College, B.S. Armstrong State College, M.Ed. History and Search Coordinator Farrer, Constance University of Georgia, B.S., M.Ed. Science Fields, Harold Savannah State College, B.S. Atlanta University, M.A. Counselor Flisnick, Marsha K. Swarthmore College, A.B. Indiana University Armstrong and Savannah State Colleges, M.Ed. Social Studies 1980-81 President-Chatham Association of Educators Ford, Gloria University of South Carolina South Carolina State Claflin University, B.S. Science Friedenberg, Pearl University of Georgia, B.F.A. Art Gadson, Benjamin Fort Lewis College, B.A. Colorado State University, M.Ed. Physical Education Gadson, Carletha Spelman College, B.A. Social Studies 216 STAFF INDEX Gardner, Vernell Fort Valley State College, B.A. Armstrong and Savannah State Colleges, M.Ed. Business Gary, Lorayne University of Illinois, B.S., M.A. Georgia College, NDEA Certificate Spanish Gaskin, Jennette Auburn University, B.S. Mathmatics Golson, Hugh University of South Carolina, B.A. Armstrong and Savannah State Colleges, M.Ed. Social Studies Gordon, James Tuskegee Institute, B.A. Atlanta University, Georgia Southern, Savannah State and Georgia State University, M.A. English Harris, Josh Savannah State College, B.S. Savannah State Graduate Center, M.A. Georgia Southern College SC-5 in Counseling Social Studies Hayes, Wallace Western Kentucky University, A.B. English Sequoyah Advisor CVAE Helmly, Winifred Georgia State University, B.S. Business Herndon, Robert University of Georgia, B.S. Physical Education Herrington, John Georgia Southern College, B.S. University of Georgia, M.Ed. DCT Hewitt, Catherine Mary Washington College, B.S. Georgia Southern College, M.Ed. Business Holley, Judith Armstrong, State College Huntington College, University of Georgia, A.B. English Hollowell, Istalena Mississippi University of Women, A.B., Georgia Southern College, M.Ed. SC5, SC6 Counselor James, Roland Savannah State College, B.S. Loyola University, M.Ed. Decision Center Coach Jenkins, Gussie Savannah State College, B.S. Georgia State University Social Studies Jones, Janice South Carolina State College, B.S. Science Kantzipper, Leonard University of Georgia, B.S. Science Lackey, Gary Armstrong State College, Vandercook College of Music, B.M.E. Music and Band Director 217 Larcom, Charles K. Delta State University, B.S. Driver’s Education LeBey, No ami Iowa State University, B.S. Georgia Southern College, M.S.T. Science Lem ay, Leonard Middle Tennessee State University, B.S., M.A. Industrial Arts Miller, Thomas Berry College, B.S. Armstrong State College, M.Ed. Physical Education Mitchell, Annette Savannah State College, B.S. Social Studies Oglesby, Edward Savannah State College, B.S. Armstrong State College, M.Ed. Mathematics Lewis, Thomas University of Central Arkansas, B.S. Wake Forest University, M.A. English and Director of Drama Mallory, Millie University of Georgia, A.B. Mercer University, M.A. Assistant Librarian Mehlhorn, Terri Secretary Mell, Jane Secretary Patton, Betty Counselors’ Secretary Powell, Richard Armstrong State College Georgia Southern College, B.S. Ed. M.S.T., Ed.S. Science Departmental Chairperson Preetorius, Virginia Georgia State University, Georgia Southern College, B.S., M.Ed. Head Counselor Merk, Nancy Armstrong State College, B.S. Georgia Southern College, M.Ed. SLD Ready, Jeannette Savannah State College, B.S., Armstrong and Savannah State Graduate Center English Robertson, Jane Georgia Southern College, B.S. Business Robinson, J.A. Western Michigan University, B.S. P.O.T. Roebuck, Shirley Benedict College, B.S., Atlanta College, North Carolina College, South Carolina State College Science Sanders, Denyce Savannah State College, B.S. Mathematics Sanfilippo, Joseph Florida State University, B.S. Physical Education Seckinger, Marian Abraham Baldwin Agriculture College, B.S.Ed., Georgia Southern College, M.Ed., University of Georgia, Ed.S. Home economics 218 STAFF INDEX Shernoff, Elise Armstrong State College, B.A. Armstrong Savannah State Colleges, M.Ed. Behavior Disorders Siefferman, Carolyn Armstrong State College, Georgia Southern College, A.B. English Sinclair, Brenda Secretary Stephenson, Karen University of Alabama, B.S., M.A. English Strock, Josephine University of South Carolina, B.S. Mathematics Sutton, Doris Savannah State College, B.S. Mathematics Verrett, Billie Warren A. Candler School of Nursing, R.N. Nurse Vincent, Carol St. Elizabeth’s College, B.S. Armstrong and Savannah State Colleges, M.Ed. PVT West, Nancy Clemson University, B.A. Corrective Reading Whitney, Loretta Savannah State College, B.S. Armstrong and Savannah State Colleges, M.Ed. English Williams, Jereline Savannah State College, B.S. Armstrong and Savannah State Colleges, M.Ed. Mathematics Department Chairperson Williams, Shirley Florida A M University, B.A. University of Florida State College Social Studies Wright, Theresa Savannah State College, B.S. Tuskegee Institute Georgia Southern College University of Georgia Home Economics ADAMS, LINDA Chorus 2 3. Drama Club 3; Drill Team 2; Key Club 2 ALBRIGHT, CRAIG M. Drum Major 12 3 4. Band Honor Award 3 4 ALBRIGHT. KIM Belletrist 2; Chorus 12 3 4. PECE 1; Soccer Cheerleader 12 3 4; Girls’ Trio 2 3: Girl's Solo 3; Thespian 2 3: Miss Sequoyah First Runner-up 4 ALEXANDER, LORI AFS 2; Beta Club 3 4; Outings Club 3; Sequoyah Staff 3; Sophomore Class Recording Secretary 2; Spanish Club 1 2; VICA 4; B-Team Cheerleader 1; Tennis 3. Homecoming Court Second Runner-up 1980-81. ALEXANDER, ROBERT VICA 3 4; VOCA 3 4; Basketball 1. ANDERSON, TIMOTHY PECE 1; Senia Class 4; VICA 3 4; Soccer 1. ARNOLD, MARK FBLA 4; Outings Club 2; Sequoyah Staff 3; VOT 4. Baseball 2 3 4. ASH, SHARON Tennis 2 3; Captain 3; Hl-Jenks 3 4; Senior Class Treasurer 4; Governor's Honor Semi- Finalist 3; Beta Club 1 2; National Honor Society 3 4. Who's Who of America 3; I Dare You Award 3; Basketball 2 3; Softball 3; Drama Club 4 ATT AW AY, CARLOTTA Booster Club Secretary 2; Chorus 2: Drill Team Squad Leader 12 3 4; Junior Class 3; Senior Class 4; Student Council 3 4; Track 1 3; Drill Team Bar. Letter and Plaque 4. Who's Who of America 4 ATT AW AY, STEVEN Baseball 12 3 4. Football 234 AYALA, RICHARD Chorus 2; Soccer 12 3 4. BAILEY, MATTHEW Beta Club 2 3: Drama Club 4. Outings Club 2 3 4; Vice President 3 4; National Honor Society 2 3 4. Outstanding Senior 4. Sophomore Class Parliamentarian 2: Spanish Club 12 3 4. Soccer 1234; Captam 4; Science Seminar 3; State Math Tournament 2 3. BATTEY, CHARLENE Drill Team Squad Leader 2 BAZEMORE, DEBBIE AFS 3; Band 12 3 4; French Club Secretary 3 4 BEACH AM, RICHARD Band 12 3 4 BEASLEY, JEFFREY Basketball 1; Football 2 3 4; Track 12 3 4 BELL, GLENDA Sequoyah Staff 3; Spanish Club 3; VICA 4; VOCA 3 BENJAMIN DA VID SENIOR INDEX Football 3. BENJAMIN, RUTH Gospel Chorus 2; Student Council 2. BLACKBURN, WENDY Cola Guard Drill Sergeant 3 4 BLIGE, HERMAN Basketball 2; Football 2: Track 2 BLISSETT, DANNY L. Key Club 1 2; PECE 1; Spanish Club 1; VICA 3; Baseball 4. Soccer 1 2. BRADANICK, JOHN VICA 3 4 BRAGG. ASHLEY VICA 4 BRETTIN, DA VID LEE Belletrist 2 3; Industrial Arts Club 1; VICA 4; VOCA 1 2 3; Baseball 3 4; Soccer 2 3 4 BROOKS, ELIZABETH R. Melrose High School Chorus 1 2; Drama Club 1 2: Student Council 2; Australian Math Competition Certificate of Merit 2; Field Hockey 1 2: Softball 1 2. Bryan County High School Beta Club 3; Georgia Certificate of Merit 3; Nominee fa Governor s Honor Program 3; Who's Who of America 3; Girl’s Soloist and Girls' Trio for Region Literary Competition 3 Jenkins High School: AFS 4; Chaus 4; National Honor Society 4; Sequoyah Staff 4; Soccer Cheerleader 4. National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 4; Star Student 1980-81 BROWN, DEMPSEY M. Industrial Arts Club 1. BROWN, KATHRYN D. Spanish Club Chaplin 4. BURGSTINER, GEORGE National Honor Society 3 4. PECE 1; Spanish Club 1; Student Council 2; Georgia Certificate of Merit 3. BURSON, VICKIE Gospel Chorus 4. VICA 4 CAMPBELL, TAMM IE Chorus 3; Drill Team 2; Senior Superlative- Best Dressed 4 CAMPBELL, TERRESA E. Baseball 1 2; Basketball 12 3 4; Track 2. CARFREY, DEBBIE Color Guard 12 3 4; Captain 3 4; Industrial Arts Club Secretary 1; Key Club 1 2; VICA 4; Vice President 4 CARROLL, KENNETH VICA 4; Football 1 2. CHANDLER, THERESA M. Belletrist 2 3; Chorus 1; French Club 2; Hl- Jenks 3 4; Industrial Arts Club 2 3; Key Club 2; National Honor Society 3 4; Sequoyah Staff 3; Junior Class 3; Spanish Club 4; Basketball 1 2; Softball 2 3 4; Volleyball 4. CHEEKS, JOHN FBLA 4; PECE 1; VOT 4; Baseball 12 3 4; Football 2 3 4 CLARK, KAREN Calvary Day School AFS 1 2; Chorus 3; National Honor Society 1 2 3; Basketball 1; French 1 2; Physical Science 1; Yearly Hona Roll 1 2; Anchor Club 1 2 3; Softball 1. Math Club 3; Spelling Team 2; Science Seminar 3 Jenkins High School: National Honor Society 4 CLEVELAND, BRODERICK COBB, WILLIAM VICA 4 Baseball 2 4; Soccer 2 3 4 COFIELD. JACQUELYN Booster Club 2 3; Chorus 1 2 3; Drama Club 2 3; Gospel Chorus 2 4; Junior Class 3; Senior Class Treasurer 4. Student Council 3 4. Baseball 4; Track 4; Senior Superlative- Most Spirited 4 COOPER, ORION Football 12 3 4 COTTON, LERONE Football 3. COTTON, TYRONE CRAWFORD, GARY Basketball 3; Football 3. CRAWFORD, REGINALD PECE 1; Basketball 3; Track 3. CRAWFORD, WILLIAM VICA 4; Baseball 1; Football 2 3 4 CRIBBS, BOB Industrial Arts Club 1 2 4; Key Club 1 2; Soccer 12 3 4; Certificate of Merit 3; Industrial Arts Award 1 3. DAVIS, WALTER Basketball 2 DEAL, JON AFS 1 2; Chess Club 1 2 3: Outings Club 2 3 4; Secretary 3; President 4; Soccer 1. DEAL, TIFFANY DENMARK, SHERRI Majorette 2 3 4; Captain 4; Color Guard 1; Chorus'2; Industrial Arts Club 1; Sequoyah Staff 3: Student Council 2. DISMUKES, MARGUERITE PECE 1. DRISCOLL, SUSAN DUKES. MICHELLE Booster Club 1; Miss Sequoyah 1980-81; Gospel Chorus 2; Chorus 1 2: FBLA 3 4; FHA Vice-President 4; National Honor Society 2 3; PECE 1; Junior Class Recording Secretary 3; Senior Class Vice- President 4. Spanish Club 2 3 4; Student Council 2 3 4; Recording Secretary 3: Cheerleader 3 4; Softball 4. Basketball Manager 4; Track 12 3 4; Volleyball 2 3; Flag Corps Captam 2; Who's Who of America 3 4; Mayor's Youth Council 3; Blood Drive Chairman 3; Honors Night Recipient 2 3 4; UGA Certificate of Merit 3; Superintendent’s Advisory Committee Secretary 3; Talent Search 12 3 4 ELLISON, GLORIA Drill Team 2 3 4 220 SENIOR INDEX EVANS, CURLEY LEE Band 2 EVANS, RICHARD Industrial Arts Club 3. FAIRLEY, TENELL Booster Club 2; Drill Team Squad Leader 2 3 4; Drill Team Bar. Plaque, and Letter 4; PECE 4; Student Council 1 4; Track 1 3. FERGUSON, LINDA Chorus 1 2. FINLEY, LONNIE Industrial Arts Club 4 FISCHER, KEVIN Beta Club 1; Chess Club 2; Tennis 2 3 4; Typing Award 3. FLAHERTY, THOMAS Chess Club 3; Spanish Club 2 3 4 FLOWERS, JAMES S. Band 12 3 4; Gospel Chorus 2 3 4; Reach Out 2 3 4; Soccer 1; Track 12 3 4; Senior Superlative-Most Popular 4 FLOWERS. J. VERNARD Band 12 3 4; Gospel Chorus 2 3 4; Key Club 1; PECE 1; Reach Out 1 2; Soccer 1; Senior Superlative-Most Popular 4 FLOYD, SHARON FBLA 4; PECE 1; Spanish Club 2 FRANCO. STUART VICA 3. 4 FRAZIER, SANDRA Senior Class 4; Basketball 1 3; Softball 1; Volleyball 1 GARRETT, JENNIFER GARVIN, DEBRA F. AFS 4; Chorus 1; Gospel Chorus 1 2; Spanish Club 12 3 4 GAY, JESSE SAMUEL Football 2 3 4 GILLISON, FRANK Baseball 1; Football 2 4; Track i GLOVER, DAVID VICA 4 GRANT, KELVIN Basketball 2 3; VOT 2 3 4. Track 3 4. Football 1 2. GRAY. GERALD LEON Band 1 2; Chorus 2 3; Key Club 2; Outstanding Senior 4; PECE 1; Junior Class Secretary 3; Senior Class President 4. Student Council 1 2; VICA 3 4. First Place in Region Boy’s Solo 2; First Place in Region Boys' Quartet 3; Senior Superlative- Best Dressed 4 GRENNE, LAURETTA Booster Club 1. GROSS, JOHN VICA 4 GORDON, TONYA HALL. RUBY C. AFS 3 4; Belletrist 2 3; Beta Club 1 2 3; Booster Club 3; Chorus 1 2; Drama Club 2; FBLA 3 4; FHA Parliamentarian 4; French Club 12 3 4; Gospel Chorus 2 3; Hl-Jenks 3 4; Key Club 3; Latin Club 3 4; PECE 1; Reach Out 3; Junior Class 3; Senior Class 4; Student Council 3 4; Track 1; Youth Advisory Council Vice-President 4; Blood Drive Chairman 4. Softball 4 HARDEN, GARY PECE 1; VOCA 4 HARRISON, GREG VICA 3; VOCA 4; Football 2 HART, ROBIN TRACY Key Club 1 2 3; Recording Secretary 2 3. HENDLEY, JEFF Key Club 1 2 3; Treasurer 3; VICA Reporter 3 4 HENLEY, WILLETTE Chorus 1; Drill Team 1; Gospel Chorus 1; PECE 1; Junior Class 1; Softball 4; Track 1 2. HICKS, PATRICK Basketball 2; Football 3; Tennis 2; Soccer 2; Golf 3 HILLIS, DONNA D. Band 1; Beta Club 1 2 3 4; Color Guard Captam 1; Latin Club 2: National Honor Society 2 3 4; Recording Secretary 4, Outstanding Senior 4; PECE 1; Spanish Club 1 2; Cheerleader Co-Captain 3: B- Team 2. English Award 1 2; English Trophy 2; UGA Certificate of Merit 3; City Driving Rodeo-Second Place 2; Mayor’s Youth Council 4. State Board of Directors American Cancer Society 4; Who's Who of America 4. Who's Who Reporter 1. HOLMES. MELVIN HOLMES, WILLIE Gospel Chorus 3 4. National Honor Society 3; Freshman Class 1; Student Council 2; Basketball 1; Football 1 3; Tennis 2; Track 4 HUDSON, ALFRED A Booster Club 1; Chorus 1; Drill Team 2 3 4. Captain 4. FBLA 4; Outstanding Senior 4; Senior Class 4. Spanish Club 2 3; Student Council 4. VOT 4. Homecoming Queen 1980-81; Social Studies Award 2; Science Certificate 2; Senior Superlative-Most Popular 4 HUTTO, MICHAEL S. IOCOVOZZI, JAY JACKSON, JACKIE Drill Team 1. JACKSON, JANIS MARIE Chorus 1 2 3; Spanish Club 3 4. VOCA 4; Who's Who of America 3 4 JACKSON. L TAYNA Booster Club 1; Junior Class 3. JACKSON, TREVIA MARIE PECE 1; Basketball 1; Track 1. Volleyball 3 JOHNSON. ANGELA Chorus 3; Drill Team 2 JOHNSON, KENNETH FBLA 4; PECE 1; Football 12 3 4. Track 1 2 3 4; Who's Who of America 4 JONES, ANGIE Majorette 2 3; Miss Sequoyah Contestant 4 JONES, ANGELA Chorus 1 2 3; Cheerleader 3; B-Team Cheerleader 1 2; Captain 2; Softball 2. JONES, JEFFREY W. Band 1 2; Junior Class Parliamentarian 3; Baseball 2 3 4; Football 12 3 4; Soccer 1 2; Football Leadership Award 4; Georgia Boy's State 3; Who's Who of America 4 JONES, KRISTEN Chorus 1 2: Drama Club 2 3; PECE 1; Cheerleader 3; B- Team Cheerleader 2 JONES, L YNN Drill Team 2; Key Club 1 2 3; Treasurer 2; PECE 1; Sequoyah Staff 3 4 JONES, PHYLLIS Booster Club 1; Spanish Club 1; Student Council 1 KHARS, MARK Outings Club 3 4; Industrial Arts Club 3 4. Vice-President 4; PECE 1; Football 12 3 4; Soccer 12 3 4 KICKLIGHTER, KAREN Drill Team 3: French Club 1; VOT 4. KILLIAN, ZINA AFS 3; Drill Team 3; FBLA Secretary 4. French Club 3 4; Secretary Treasurer 3; Vice-President 4; VOT 4; Soccer Cheerleader 3 4. 3- A AAA Third Place Typing A ward 3. KING. VINCENT J. Chorus 1 2 3; Baseball 4; Football 1 2 3. KRISHNAMURTI, SURESH Beta Club 1 2; Vice-President 1; President 2; Chess Club 2; National Honor Society 3 4. Vice-President 3; President 4. Outstanding Senior 4; Sequoyah Staff 3 4. Sophomore Class Treasurer 2; Junior Class Treasurer 3; Spanish Club 2 3 4. Silver J Award 3; Honor's Night Recipient 1 2 3 4. Senior Superlative-Most Intellectual 4; I Dare You Award 3; Governor's Honors Semi- Finalist 3; Georgia Certificate of Merit 3; Presbyterian College Award 3. LANG, SONYA LAVELY, STEVEN Outings Club 4; Golf 1. LEE, CLAUDE Student Council Vice-President 4. Football 2 3 4. Junior Class 3; Senior Class 4. Honors Night Recipient 1 2. LINDSA Y, CONSTANCE ALISA Booster Club 1; Chorus 12 3 4; Cheerleader 3 4; B- Team Cheerleader 2. LONG, BARNEY Spanish Club 3; VICA 4 LONG, DANNY Outings Club 1; VOCA 4 LOVE, ANTHONY LEON PECE 1; Soccer 1 2 MABRY, KATIE A. Booster Club 2; Chorus 2; PECE 1; Softball 1; Volleyball 1 2. MACON, CAREY Industrial Arts Club 1; PECE 1; VICA 2. MAGOULAS, SYLVIA 221 MALPHRUS, VIRGINIA Chorus 2; Spanish Club 3 MARSHALL, ALFRED L. MARTIN, JODEY Football 3 MARTIN, PENNY FBLA 4; VOT 4 MATTIS, ALMETA Band 3 4; Volleyball 1 2: Softball 1 2; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 2 3 4 MCBRIDE, WILLIAM MCCOY, BRENDA Spanish Club 3 4; Cheerleader 3 4; Captain 4; B- Team Cheerleader 2 MCKIVER, CAROLYN F. Senior Class 4; Baseball 1: Basketball 2. MIDDLETON, BARRY PECE 1; Football 2: Track 2 MILES. DWANA Booster Club 1 2: Vice-President 2; Chorus 12 3. MILES, MARIANNE E. Key Club 1 2 3; Corresponding Secretary 3; PECE 1. Sequoyah Staff 3 4; Associate Editor 4, Who's Who of America 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3; Nominee for the Soroptimist Youth Award 4 MILLER, RODNEY Band 4; Spanish Club 2 MINCE Y, DENNIS Band 1 2 3; Industrial Arts Club 1 2 3: Latin Club 1 2: PECE 1; VICA 3 4 MINCE Y, MONICA FBLA 3: VOT 2 MITCHELL. JENNIFER Chorus 1; VICA 4; Student Council 4. MITCHELL, RANDALL Basketball 2 3 4; Football 12 3 4; Captain 4 Track 2 3 4. Lineman of the Year 4: All- City Football Team 4; All-Coastal Empire Team 4; Who's Who m High School Football 4 MOBLEY, DEBERA Belletrist 1: Spanish Club 2 3. MOBLEY, MELINDA MONTGOMERY, JAMES E. Soccer 1. MOORE, EUGENE VOCA 2 MOORE. LINDA J. Key Club 2 3: Industrial Arts Club 2 3; Sequoyah Staff 3 4. Spanish Club 3; Softball 3 4 MORAN. EARL MORGAN, DAVID Basketball 2 3 4. Track 2. MOSES, YVONDA FBLA 4; Spanish Club 1; CVAE 4 MURLLESS, KEITH Belletrist 1; Beta Club President 1. Drama Club 4. Outings Club 12 3 4; President 3 4; National Honor Society 2 3 4; Vice- President 4; Outstanding Senior 4; Senior Class 4; Spanish Club 12 3 4. Tennis 2 3 4; Governor's Honor Program 2; Honors Night Recipient 12 3 4 MUSE, SCOTT Key Club 2 3: PECE 1; VICA 3 4 MUTCHERSON, KENNETH Football 2 3; Track 2. NEELY. RONNIE NESBIT, EMMETT G., JR. AFS 4; Band 1 2; Drama Club 4. FBLA 4. Outings Club 1 2 3: Key Club 1 2 3; Chaplain 3; Outstanding Senior 4; PECE 1; Sequoyah Staff 3 4; Editor-in-Chief 4; Driver's Rodeo City Finalist 2; Driver’s Rodeo State Finalist 2; Football 2; Nominee for the Soroptimist Youth Citizenship Award 4. Speaker at the FBLA Regional Convention 4 NEWTON, ERIC VOCA 1. NUNN ALLY, CHENIA ODUM. FRED E. VOCA 4; Soccer 1 2 4 OLIVER, KEITH Outings Club 2; Industrial Arts Club 1; Soccer 12 3 4; Letter 234 PARRISH. DONNA LYNN Key Club 1 2 3; President 2: Chorus 1 2 3; Drama Club 3; Thespian 3; Sequoyah Staff 3: Color Guard 1 2: Captain 2: Soccer Mascot 1; Perfect Attendance Award 1 2 3 4; Basketball Statistician 3 4 PARSONS, MARK VOT 4. PATRICK, BRENDA Key Club 2; Cheerleader 3 4; Miss Sequoyah Contestant 4 PATTERSON. KENDALL A. Band 1 2 3; Booster Club 1 2: Drill Team 2 3 4; French Club 1 2 3; Hl-Jenks 1 2; Latin Club 1 2: Spanish Club 1 2; Student Council 12 3 4. PEELER, ROBIN J. VOT 4 PINKNEY, CLAUDIA Drill Team 2 3 4 PITTMAN, SARA CATHERINE Chorus 1 2 3; Drama Club 3; Key Club 3; VICA Secretary 4 PLUITT, JACQUELYN Booster Club 1; Chorus 12 3 4; Drill Team 2 3 4; FBLA 3 4. Gospel Chorus 2; Reach Out 2; Spanish Club 3 4; VOT 3 4 POWERS. FRAN ALLISON Chorus 1 2 3; Drama Club 3; Industrial Arts Club 1 2; Key Club 1 2 3; Vice-President 3; Sequoyah Staff 3 4; Thespian 3 POWELL, GRESELDA Belletrist 1 2. Beta Club 1 2; Hl-Jenks 1 2 3 4. Editor-m-Chief 4; Latin Club 2 3 4. Vice- President 3 4; National Honor Society 3 4; Outstanding Senior 4; Quiz Bowl 3. Reach Out 3: Sophomore Class Vice-President 2; Junior Class 3; Student Council 4; UGA Certificate of Merit 3; Silver J Award 3. Latin III Award 3; Senior Superlatives-Most Intellectual 4. Quill Scroll 3 4; Who's Who Recorder 12 3 4 POWELL, SHARI VICA 3 4 POYTHRESS, KELLY A. Outings Club 2 PROVENCE, CELESTE Majorette 2 3 4; FBLA 4. Outstanding Senior 4. Student Council 2 3; Basketball 2 3; Letter 2 3; First Runner-up Homecoming Queen 1960-81; Sportsmanship Basketball Award 3: Senior Superlative-Best Looking 4; Softball 2. PURVIS, ROBBIE F. VICA Sentinel 4; Football 1; Bowling Co- Captain 4; CVAE 3. QUARTERMAN, GERALDINE AFS 2; Gospel Chorus 4. Reach Out 3 QUARTERMAN, JEROME FBLA 1; Gospel Chorus Parliamentarian 4; Reach Out 4; Spanish 1; Student Council 2; Track 1. RAMIREZ. ZELDA Drill Team 2 3; Squad Leader 3: French Club Vice-President 1; VOT 4. REYNOLDS. CAROLYN Belletrist 1; Reach Out 2. RICHARDS, JACQUELYN J. Belletrist 2; Booster 2; Chorus 1 2; FBLA 2; French Club 3; Gospel Chorus 1; PECE 1: Reach Out 2; Spanish Club 4; Student Council President 4; VOCA Reporter 4; Miss Sequoyah Contestant 4; Youth Advisory Council 4: Superintendent Advisory Committee 4 RICORD, LINDA Beta Club 1; FBLA 4; VOT 4; Honors Night Recipient 2 3. ROBBINS. DESIREE Band 4; FHA 1; Spanish Club 1; Student Council 4; Track 1. • ROSENBAUM, STEVE Outings Club 12 3 4; VICA 4; Soccer 1 2 ROUNDTREE. BRENDELL RYAN, BETH Chorus 12 3 4; Drama Club 2 3 4; Drill Team 2 3; Squad Leader 3; Key Club 1 2 3; Treasurer 3: PECE 1; Reach Out 1; Student Council 1 2 3; Soccer Cheerleader 12 3 4; Co-Captain 1 2; Captain 3 4. Honors Night Recipient 3 4; Who's Who of America 4; Thespian 3 4. Tennis 3. Second Place Trio in Region 3; Miss Sequoyah Contestant 4 SAMS, GLEN Basketball 1; Football 12 3 4 SAMUEL, MAGGIELINE Booster Club Parliamentarian 2; French Club 1 2; Reach Out 1 2. SAPP, LARRY EMIL Junior Exchange Club 3; Football 4 SARVIS, BLENDA Belletrist 3; Hl-Jenks 4; Spanish Club 3 4; Secretary 4 222 SENIOR INDEX SCHWARZ, SANDRA VICA Reporter 4 SHEA ROUSE. RHONDA Miss Sequoyah Second Runner-up 4; Drill Team 2: FBLA 4; Key Club 2 3; VOT 4. SHOW ALTER, HAROLD Band 1 2 3; Baseball 2 3 4; Captain 4. Football 2 3 4; Soccer 1 2 3: Senior Superlative- The Wittiest 4. SHUMAN, CHARLES Band 12 3 4; VICA 4 SILAS. JACK Beta Club 1 2; Spanish Club 1 2; Baseball 12 3 4; Football 2 3 4; Certificate of Merit 3 SIMS. ELIZABETH Belletrist 3: Hl-Jenks 3 4; National Honor Society 4. Spanish Club 3 4; President 4; Honors Night Recipient 3. SMALL, KAREN AFS 4; FBLA 3 4; FHA 4; Gospel Chorus 2: PECE 2; Spanish Club 12 3 4; Vice- President 4; Student Council 4; Treasurer 4. Homecoming Nominee 4; Who's Who of America 3 4. Youth Advisory Council President 4 SMALLS. WANDA SMITH, BELISHA Volleyball 4; ROTC Platoon Leader 4 SMITH, BETTY JEAN Chorus 12 3 4 SMITH, ERNEST Chorus 1 2 3; PECE 2; Soccer 1 2 3. SMITH, EUGENE VICA 4; Soccer 1. SMITH, GID Quiz Bowl 1 2 3; VICA 3; Baseball 3 4. Soccer 2 3 4 SMITH, THERESE Chorus 3; VICA 4 SOUTH, DENNIS VICA 3 4. SPELLER, TAMMY B. AFS Secretary 4; Belletrist 1; Hl-Jenks 2 3 4, Latin Club President 3 4; Sophomore Class Recording Secretary 2; Tennis 2 3; Silver J Award 3; Junior Class 3. SPOMER, ALEXANDRA STELL, CHARMANGE A. AFS 3; PECE 1; Spanish Club 4 STEWART, MICHEAL PECE 1; Football 1 2 2 STRICKLAND, ERNESTINE STURGESS, MARY E. Belletrist 3; FBLA 2 4; Spanish Club 1; VOT 4 SWINDELL. DAVID DWAYNE Band 1; Key Club 1. TAKATS, TERRY Beta Club 1 2; Drama Club 4; Outings Club 12 3 4; National Honor Society 3 4. Treasurer 4; Outstanding Senior 4; PECE 1; Senior Class Parliamentarian 4; Spanish Club 3 4. Treasurer 3 4; Soccer 2 3 4; Co- Captain 4 TAYLOR, JOAN M. Chorus 12 3 4; Soccer Cheerleader 4 TAYLOR, YOLANDA Z. Chorus 12 3 4; FHA 1 2; Gospel Chorus 1 2 3 4; PECE 1 2; Reach Out 1 2 3; Spanish Club 1. TESSANNE, JAMES F. VICA 4 TESSANNE, TAMMY Tennis 3. THAGGARD, RENEE FBLA 3 4; VOT 3 4 THOMAS, CORINTHIA Spanish Club 3; VOCA 4 THOMPSON, CHRISTOPHER K. Beta Club 1 2; Chorus 1 2 3; Drama 2 3 4; Thespian 3 4. Outings Club 2; PECE 1. Baseball 2 3 4, Basketball 2; Soccer 1 TODD, TIM Junior Exchange Club 3; Sequoyah Staff 3; Baseball 4, Bowling 2 3 4. Captain 4. TURNER, CYNTHIA Booster Club 1; PECE 1. TURNER. GERALD W. Outings Club 3 4; Industrial Arts Club 3; Key Club 2 3; President 3; Sequoyah Staff 4 TURNER, LINDA L. FBLA 4; Key Club 2 3; VOT 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3; Honors Night Recipient 2 3 WALLACE, CRAIG Belletrist 3; FBLA 4; Outstanding Senior 4. PECE 1. Sequoyah Staff 3 4; Junior Class Vice-President 3; Senior Class 4; Spanish Club 3 4. Basketball 1 3 4; Football 1 2 3 4; Who's Who of America 3; American Legion Boy's State 3; All-City Football Team 4; VSAF Volunteer 3; Talent Search 3 4; Who's Who in HS Football 4; Senior Superlative-Most Likely to Succeed 4 WALTON, ROBERT WARD, DARLENE Gospel Chorus 2 3 4; PECE 1; Reach Out 3; Freshman Class Vice-President 1. WATKINS, DEBORAH D. Beta Club 1 2 3; Drill Team 2 3 4; FBLA 4; Key Club 1 2; PECE 1; Reach Out 1; VOT 4; Soccer Cheerleader 12 3 4; Softball 1; Soccer Spirit Award 1; UGA Certificate of Merit 3. WA TSON, DA VID LOUIS Band 12 3 4; Key Club 1 2; Junior Class President 3; Baseball 2; Band Awards 1 2 4. WFILER, GREG Baseball 1 2 4; Football 1 2 4; Track 1 2. WEST, THOMAS L., JR. Chorus 3; Industrial Arts Club President 4; Key Club 1 2 3; Vice-President 2; VICA 4; Region Quartet 3. WHALEN, TOM Band 12 3 4; Belletrist 1; Key Club 1 2 3. WILLIAMS, COMER J. FBLA 4; Senior Class 4; Football 2 3 4; Track 2 3 4 WILLIAMS. LORIANN Booster Club 2; PECE 1. WILLIAMS. RICHARD WILSON, MARIE Booster Club 1; Latin Club Secretary 3. WING, ROBERT D., JR. Spanish Club 1; Football 12 3 4; Soccer 1 2; All Star Soccer Award 1; Perfect Attendance Award 4; Football Scholastic Award 4 WISE, JOHN J. Outings Club 3; VICA 4. CVAE 2 WOLLINGS, SUSANNA M. Chorus 2; FBLA 4; VOT 4 WORSHAM, MARGARET VOCA 4 WREN, RICHARD FBLA 1; French Club 3: Junior 3; Senior Class 4; Student Council 1 2; Track 1 2 3 4 WRIGHT, LISA C. Student Council 3; Soccer Cheerleader 1: Majorette 3 4 ZEIGLER, JOANNIE 223 GENERAL INDEX adams, eleanor 188 adams, Unda 143 adger, tina 188 adkins. suzanne 180 at bright, craig 87, 143 albright, kimberly 75. 143 alcott. david 188 alexander. bonnie 87. 188 alexander. holley 92, 101. 128. 180 alexander. lori 96. 143 alexander. robert 96. 143 alexander, van 93. 111. 126. 180 a! ford, ren ne 188 alford, tony 188 all. josey 20 alien, chris 111. 180 alien, gary 127, 180 alien, gina 93. 169 amari, josephine 57, 107, 112. 113 ambos, dewey 180 anderson, alison 79, 143 anderson. charlene 85. 108, 180 anderson. joseph 180 anderson, john 99. 143 anderson. laura 180 anderson. michael 180 anderson. timothy 96. 97, 142, 143 anderson, yvonne 188 andrews. sharon 180 ark bar, dariem 169 armstrong, andy 169 armstrong, andy 169 armstrong, johnathon 188 armstrong, timothy 116. 123, 180 arnold, mark 119, 125, 143 ash. linda 102. 108. 126, 142. 143. 144 ash ley. ronanonda 188 ashman, ken 188 at kins, ricky 188 at kins, suzanne 87 attaway. cariotta 85. 143 attaway, Steven 119, 125, 126, 127. 143 ay a la, michael 180 ay at a. richard 143 bacon, darryl 188 bacon, gwen 169 bacon, timothy 169 banks, jerry 188 bailey, matthew 75, 79, 93, 102, 143. 147 baker, lanora 143 ball, patrick 86, 188 banks, anita 188 banner, karol 143 banner, trebien 188 bannister, tracy 108, 188 barber, vernon 169 ba refield, russell 169 barnard. cindy 111, 188 barnwell, vincent 144 barry, ronald 111, 188 barry. sabrina 169 barry, zaida 57 bates, tanya 169 bates, william 188 battey. charlene 85, 144 bawhns. marvin 188 baxter, craig 180 baxter, ken net h 188 baxter, tyrone 144 bazemore, brian 99, 144 bazemore. debbie 87, 112, 144 bazemore. russell 188 beacham, richard 87, 144 beasley, Jeffrey 116. 123, 129. 144 beaty. june 180 bee be. susan 86, 180 beecher, edwin 111, 180 bell, glen da 96, 144 bell, philicia 85. 188 benjamin, david 144 benjamin, priscilla 180 benjamin, ruth 144 bennett. lawrence 119, 125, 127, 169 ben neifield, angela 180 berksteiner, earl 57 best, elizabeth 180 bias, john 169 black, dona Id 180 black burn, donna 169 black burn, wendy 86, 144 black man. dianne 180 blige, her man 144 blisset, danny 145 blocker, terry 180 boheler. Clyde 42, 57 bo I ton. angela 180 bolton, pearl 180 bostick, deborah 169 bowers, flore nee 169 boyd, kristen 180 boyd, lisa 188 bradanick. john 96. 145 bradanick, laura 180 bragg. ashley 145 bragg, lisa 169 branch, robert 116, 123, 127, 129, 169 brantley, tommy 188 breed love, laura 57. 59 brettin, david 125, 145 brickner, ladonna 180 bright, edward 145 brinson. sherri 180 brooks, edith 57 brooks, elizabeth 102, 107, 145 brown, bea 145 brown, brenda 188 brown, carl 90, 91, 145 brown, Charles 188 brown, cindy 188 brown, cliff 180 brown, darryl 169 brown, david 188 brown, deloris 169 brown, dempsey 145 brown, earl 169 brown, fayquetta 180 brown, jenny 87, 188 brown, katharyn 110, 145 brown, keith 111, 188 brown, kellie 126, 169 brown, kharen 188 brown, marion 188 brown, shellie 180 brown, tensie 188 brown, wilhelmenia 86. 180 broxton, melinda 85, 180 bruce, dee 93, 96. 169 bryan. jim 169 bryant, maria 169 bryant, samuel 180 bryant, seabrook 180 bryant, yvonne 188 burgs finer, george 75. 102, 145 burke, dona Id 99, 169 burke, jimmy 188 bur son, tommy 169 burson, vickie 100, 145 bush, brian 188 bush, michael 37 butler, franklin 38. 57 cail, cindy 145 Campbell, bridget 188 Campbell, tammie 78. 85. 145 Campbell, terresa 78, 145 cant aline, jeff 86, 108, 112, 169 caraway, lisa 188 carfrey. debbie 96, 97, 145 car roll, bobby 180 car roll, ken net h 96, 146 carpenter, cynthia 92. 101, 180 carpenter, dana 85, 169 car roll, I eland 188 cason, michele 99, 170 cason, shelton 188 castro, tarry 111, 188 chandler, theresa 75, 102, 108, 110. 128, 146 Charles, venessa 100, 188 charters, lore lei 111, 188 chasteen, angie 170 cheek, cathy 170 cheeks, john 95. 119. 126, 127, 146 chennault, raye 188 Childers, pat 86. 188 chiotellis. terry 93, 180 Chisholm, jackie 180 Chisholm, valerie chodiewicz, derek 93. 102, 111. 180 Christiansen, lucille 57 Clanton, charmagne 95, 170 dark, karen 146 dark, erica 146 elements, tammy 146 Cleveland, broderick 146 Clifton, debra 95. 170 cloud, renae 189 cloud, richard 189 224 GENERAL INDEX cobb, adam 189 cobb, brian 189 cobb, william 96, 146 cody, joyce 189 cofield, jacquelyn 75, 78, 100, 101, 146 cofield, louise 74, 86, 170 co ffie Id, mart ha 57, 108 coker, ronald 179 cokley, Calvin 189 cokley, elaine 100 cokley. michael 127, 189 colclough, cynthia 85, 189 cole lough, ronald 101 cole, sharon 180 coleman, brenda 146 coleman, wanda 180 collier, Charles 180 collins, lisa 180 collins, tabitha 85, 189 Conner, Christy 93, 126, 181 conyers, emma 57 cook, tracy 92, 180, 111 cooke, kellie 146 cooper, jim 189 cooper, john 189 cooper, kathy 75, 85, 181 cooper, orion 126, 127, 146 copeland, shelia 170 corbin, anne 181 cotton, lerone 127, 146 cotton, tyrone 146 cowart, lois 54, 57 crapse, andy 181 crawford, gary 146 crawford, manu 170 crawford, reginald 116. 123, 146 crawford, Steve 107, 126, 181 crawford, vincent 100, 127, 181 crawford. william 119, 125, 126, 127, 147 cribbs, bobby 109, 147 crosby, karen 95, 147 crovatt, james 189 cruse, henri 181 curinga, teresa 99, 170 curinga, theodore 189 curry, thomas 86. 87, 147 curtis, regina 85, 170 cutter, angela 170 cutter, darrell 100, 181 dasher, marlene 86, 111, 181 dassey, brenda 181 daugherty. perry 189 davidson, anthony 189 davidson, gerald 181 da vis, dan 170 davis, sygrid 181 davis, waiter 147 days, gary 181 deal, jon 93. 96, 97. 147 deal, tiffany 147 decrescenzo, theresa 91. 128, 168, 170 deese, dean 181 deloach, david 189 demott, theresa 111, 189 dempsey, Clyde 116, 123, 127, 181 den mark, sheryll 86. 87, 147 desilets, barbara 110, 147 desilets, robert 189 dewayne, rufus 181 dicola, jeff 189 dismukes, marque rite 147 dixon, angela 101, 181 dixon, dion 189 dixon, jim 189 dooley, tammi 93, 107, 128, 170 dot hard, brigett 168, 170 doyle, chris 189 doyle, gloria 181 drawdy, larry 181 drew, don 181 driggers. chris 189 dudley, cedric 170 dud ley, tracy 189 duggar, lynne 181 duke, dixie 147 dukes, karen 111, 181 dukes, michael 93, 96, 123, 147 dukes, michelle 90, 91, 94, 95, 110, 142, 148 duncan, kelvin 170 duncan, ulisa 100, 181 durden, deedee 170 eads, angela 189 ebert, fay 54, 57, 59 edwards, reginald 181 ellison, gloria 148 ellison, kathy 181 ellison, kenneth 110, 148 ellison, Shirley 190 ellzey, caryn 91, 168, 171 ellzey, mandy 102, 107, 111, 128, 181 elrod, karen 181 english, carla 102, 111, 181 english, yvonne 93, 168, 171 evans, kathy 181 evans, richard 148 fair ley, carlton 171 fair ley, harry 148 frommberger, ida 190 frost, john 190 fulcher, robert 109, 149 funk, melany 182 gadson, benjamin 116, 123 gadson, car let ha 57, 90 gadson. felicia 190 gaines, dale 171 galinskas, pam 171 gallon, andrea 190 gardner, vernell 47, 57 gargis. jack 182 garvin, debra 149 garvin, hazel 85, 182 gary, lorayne 57. 110 gaskin, jennette 57 gay, dorothy 182 gay, jesse 126, 127, 149 gay, mark 99, 171 gentle, lori 171 goerges, duane 171 georges, melissa 111, 190 german, dan 190 gieger, barbara 190 gillison, frank 149 givens, jeff 190 fair ley, tennell 85. 148 famble, rhonda 181 famble, valerie 85, 171 farley, cathy 87, 171 farmer, beverly 190 farmer, morris 181 farr, barbara 190 barrer, Constance 57 farrow, kenneth 171 fend ley, nicole 111, 190 ferguson, a nit a 181 ferguson, anthony 181 ferguson. linda 148 ferguson, richard 171 ferreira, tony 190 fields, glynis 171 fields, harold 23, 57 filmer, david 113, 171 filmer, eric 190 fin ley. lonnie 148 fisc her, kevin 75, 126, 148 fisher, mike 190 fisher, terry 171 flaherty, sarah 111, 182 flaherty, thomas 110, 148 fletcher, lizziemae 101, 190 flisnick, marsha 57, 93, 102 flowers, james s. 79. 87, 100, flowers, james v. 79, 86. 87, 148 floyd, john 190 floyd, michael 148 floyd, sharon 148 ford, gloria 57 f orner, mike 190 fowler, mary 86, 182 franco. Stuart 96, 148 frazier, bobby 171 frazier, kenneth 148 frazier, martha 111. 182 frazier, retha 100, 182 frazier, sandra 149 frazier, sharon 182 freeman, debra 171 freeman, jimmy 182 freeman, terry 190 friedenberg, peart 53, 57 frommberger, ria 171 givens, louise 171 glover, amy 190 glover, becky 110, 149 glover, debbie 171 glover, hahn 190 glover, harold 182 glover, william 182 goldon, william 182 golson, hugh 57, 92, 93 golson, tyrone 182 gonsalves. richard 149 gooden, debra 182 gordon. derelene 171 gordon, james 57, 100 gordon. marie 182 gordon, tonya 149 graham, james 171 graham, patricia 171 grant, jack 171 grant, kelvin 149 grant, maria 91, 101, 111, 171 grant, ricardo 190 graves, janice 172 gray, gerald 64, 78, 96. 142, 149 gray, tommie 149 grayson, margaret 172 green, andrew 190 green, joey 86, 182 green, michael 190 green, zelda 111, 149 greene, Cornelia 94. 172 greene, lauretta 150 gresham, wanda 74, 101, 111, 168, 172 gretsch, fritz 102, 126, 182 griffin, david 127, 182 grisette, timothy 182 groover, duayne 190 groover, gino 172 groover, troy 172 grose. mary 102, 172 gross, john 96, 150 gunder, zina 182 gusby. kimberly 190 hadden, Stephen 182 hagan, angie 172 hall, antonia 127, 190 hall. Charles 191 hall, ruby 94, 101. 108, 112, 113, 150 hall, shaun 101, 111, 172 hall, steven 191 hallman, teresa 191 hamiston, donna 92, 93, 191 hamilton, joyce 150 hamilton, randy 191 hammesfahr, kurt 109, 172 hancock, sylvia 182 hanson, linda 150 harden, gary 99, 150 hardin, keith 182 harmon, larry 191 ham, april 182 harris, Charles 116, 123. 127, 172 harris, Chris 127, 182 harris, edna 191 harris, josh 58 harrison, khiss 191 harrison. leah 150 hart, jeanie 95. 172 hart, judy 150 hart, robin 150 hartloge. dee dee 172 harvey. jeffry 102, 113, 172 harvey, melanie 182 hasmon, amanda 191 hatcher, carta 96, 172 hayes, Wallace 55, 58. 99, 107 hazel, harold 172 heath, cardeli 191 helfand. julie 191 helmly, Winifred 46, 58. 95 hemby, thome 172 hendley. franklin 96, 150 hendley, ken 182 hendricks, tina 86, 107, 111, 182 hendrix, alfred 99, 172 hendrix, janet 182 hendrix, sylathia 111, 191 henley, willette 150 henry, audrey 1-0. 172 herndon, kenny 96, 172 herndon, kenny 96, 172 herndon, robert 58, 126 herrington, john 56, 58, 96 hewitt, cahterine 47, 58 heyward, arlene 182 heyward, bernard 191 hildreth, martha 182 hill, sharon 172 hill, willie 150 hillis, donna 75, 150, 151 hirsch, stacey 172 hodges, sally 151 holland, gary 191 holland, paul 182 hot la way, denise 191 holla way, sondra 111, 172 holley, judy 58 hollowell, istalena 23 holmes, brenda 85. 182 holmes, denice 172 holmes, elarmae 191 holmes, kenneth 74, 95. Ill, 172 holmes, melvin 151 holmes, willie 100, 151 hook, glenn 151 hopgood, tamara 182 horr, kelly 182 horton, jacqueline 172 horton, van 182 hudson, alfreda 79, 85, 95, 101, 151 hudson, david 191 hughes, oscar 173 hughes, reginald 182 hull, andrea 100, 101, 191 hull, tyrone 191 hutcheson. fran 151 hutcheson, frank 151 hutto, michael 151 ingram, chuck 127, 173 irelan, linda 183 Jackson, anna 151 jackson, chris 191 jackson, earl 173 jackson. jacquelyn 100. 151 jackson, janis 99, 110, 151 jackson. joel 183 jackson, john 191 jackson, I'tayna 151 jackson. lorraine 183 jackson, rosalind 191 jackson, trevia 151 jackson, valenda 183 jacobi, dennis 191 james, randy 173 james, ronald 54, 58 james. valerie 94, 173 jenkins, brian 151 jenkins, cindy 173 jenkins, gussie 58, 101 jenkins, marvin 173 jenkins, mark 191 jensen, dina 183 johnson, angela 151 johnson, bobbie 191 johnson, calvin 191 johnson, carol 94, 100, 111, 173 johnson, eric 191 johnson, jackie 87, 183 johnson, kenneth 95, 116. 126, 127, 152 johnson, michael 152 johnson, Stephanie 100, 152 johnston, cynthia 191 johnston, karen 191 johnston, kirn 191 johnston, richard 152 jones, andrew 191 jones, angela 79, 152 jones, angie 95, 152 jones, carey 192 jones, casey 173 jones, darrell 173 jones, glenn 192 jones, greg 116, 123, 173 jones, hulda 183 jones, jacquelyn 192 jones, janice 58 jones, jeffrey 126, 127, 152 jones, kenneth 192 jones, kristen 152 jones. phylis 152 jones, randy 87, 192 jones, richard 173 jones, sara 106, 152 jones, Sherrie 192 jones. Stephen 116, 123, 127, 192 jones, teresa 85, 183 jones, todd 192 joseph, jeffrey 86, 126, 127, 192 kahrs, mark 108, 126, 127, 152 kandel, tori 87, 192 kantziper, leonard 58 kariem, lynda 87, 101, 183 kearse, talisa 152 kebhart, tina 95, 173 kemp, gregory 153 kemp, tammy 86, 183 kerry, thomas 192 kesler, mike 183 kesler, pam 183 kicklighter, karen 95, 153 killian, tony 183 killian, zina 75. 95, 112, 153 kilpatrick, mary 107, 112, 113, 173 king, vincent 119, 124, 125, 153 kinsey, pamela 85, 101, 111, 183 kirk land, angela 173 kirwan, bruce 192 kitchens, billy 99. 183 knight, gait 85, 173 knight, jimmy 192 knight, keith 183 knight, sabrina 101. 173 knowles, sharon 173 kolb. sandra 74, 106, 113, 173 226 GENERAL INDEX kraft, john 86. 173 kramer. robbie 192 krishnamurti, kiran 111, 183 krishnamurti, suresh 75, 78. 102, 106, 110, 153 kuelling, emill 96, 153 lackey, gary 87 lamb, marly 87, 183 lamson, carolyn 173 landey, patricia 192 lane, kenny 101. 127 laney, billy 183 tang, sonya 153 langley, brenda 192 langley, paul 183 langley. robert 183 lanier, gina 174 lark, joseph 153 latham, scott 111, 174 lavely, Steven 93. 153 lavine, john 86, 192 lawery, keith 174 lawson, eddie 192 lawson, rhonda 183 lawton, lei a 183 lawton, vernetta 183 leach, lawrence 174 leaf, karen 90, 111, 174 lebey, naomi 58 tee. daude 101, 126, 127, 153 lee, michelle 183 lee. sandra 87, 183 lee, Sherrie 92, 183 lewis, thomas 58 lindler, randy 108, 127, 183 lemay, leonard 109 lindsey. Constance 90, 91, 153 ling, pamela 174 littleton, diane 86, 183 lock hart, sherry 111, 174 loncon, Charles 87, 183 loncon, morris 87, 192 long, barney 96, 153 long, david 87, 192 longwater, alesia 93. 154 love, anthony 154 love, mary 111, 183 love, william 192 lovewine, Clyde 183 lovewine, perry 192 lowery, rhonda 192 lowery, sharon 101, 111, 183 lucas. diana 101, 174 lucas, michael 184 luten, joyce 85, 174 lynch, janice 192 mabry, katie 154 mack, daude 174 mack, jessica 174 mack, lynn 154 macon, carey 154 magoulas, sylvia 154 mallory, alesia 192 mallory, millie 31. 58 malphros, Virginia 108, 110, 154 marsh, drevda 111, 192 marsh, kirn 95, 174 marshall, alfred 154 martin, jodey 154 martin, ken net h 184 martin, lisa 111, 85, 192 martin, mary 174 martin, penny 95, 154 masters, jodie 126, 127, 174 mat hews, kirn 94, 192 matt is. a I met a 87, 154 matzen. paul 192 mayers. iria 184 may field, daryl 174 mcadams, Sherrie 154 mca lister, micky 108, 174 mcallister, ricky 108, 174 mccinley, tina 184 mclain, katherine 192 mccollum, jack 75, 93, 102, 107, 128, 184 mccombs, Charlene 92, 184 mccord. richard 192 mccormack, rozann 174 mccoy, brenda 90, 110, 155 mcglaughn, Steve 75, 108, 184 mckiver, carolyn 155 mclendon, tammy 175 me michael, louis 96, 97, 155 mehlhorn. terrie 58 mchlhom, tim 90, 93. 119, 125, 184 mehrthens, phillip 192 mell. jane 58 merk, nancy 55, 58 merritt, lisa 184 merritt, sandra 184 middiet on, barry 155 mid diet on, vernita 87, 111, 175 mike, wanda 85. 101, 111, 175 mikell, sam 184 miles, dwana 155 miles, marianne 106, 155 miller, melanie 111, 175 miller, melissa 111, 175 miller, rodney 87, 155 miller, sharmaine 85, 184 miller, thomas 58 mincey, monica 155 mincey, Stephanie 175 mincey, tyrone 155 mincy, mary 192 mitchell. annette 58 mitchell, carlette 184 mitchell, calvin 86, 192 mitchell, randall 78, 116, 155 mitchell, terry 175 mitchell, vincent 175 mixon, sherri 155 mob ley, a very 184 mob ley. cindy 192 mobley, consuela 192 mobley, debra 155 mobley. melinda 156 mock, bryan 192 mohammed, arkmere 175 montgomery, james 99, 175 moore, alicia 128, 175 moore. angela 184 moore, eugene 94, 156 moore, james 184 moore, linda 106, 128, 156 moore, william 184 moore, william 184 moraleda, susan 75, 87, 102, 184 moran, Caroline 85, 156 moran, celestine 85, 101, 184 moran, earl 156 moran, raymond 184 morgan, david 156 morgan, david 156 morgan, tarry 184 morrell, rosalind 193 morrell. tommie 184 morris, daniel 175 morris, marvin 184 morris, sharon 184 morrison, Steve 156 morton, alien 193 moses, linda 95, 99, 110, 156 mosher, richard 193 mosley, jimmy 86, 193 moss, tammy 175 moultrie, kevin 87, 193 murcherson, leon 156 murchison. eric 86. 184 murlless, keith 75, 93, 102, 126, 154, 156 murray, ellareese 175 muse, darrell 96, 156 muse, tammie 96, 111, 175 mutcherson, bridgette 184 mutcherson, kenneth 156 myers, linda 193 myers, paula 175 nelson, Steve 126, 127, 156 nesbit, emmett 93. 95, 106, 107, 155, 156 nesmith, julie 86, 96, 97, 175 nessmeth, debbie 184 nettles, carol 184 nettles, kelly 184 newton, eric 99, 156 nichols, jay 129, 184 nicholson. rusty 193 nieustraten, jill 87, 93, 128, 184 norris, susan 75. 85, 102, 184 nunnally, caldwell 175 nunnally, chenia 157 nunnally. corliss 184 obrien, ann 111, 193 Obrien, dare 175 obrien, martin 175 odum, fred 99, 157 oglesby, edward 58 oliver, keith 109, 157 oliver, Stephanie 175 osborne, lisa 193 osbourne, terri 175 overacker, susan 175 owens, claryse 85, 100, 184 owens, julie 193 owens. lisa 101, 116, 123, 175 paddison, david 74, 87, 93, 129, 168, 175 parrish, donna 157 parker, keith 193 227 parsons, jeff 111, 175 Patrick, brenda 157 Patrick, edwin 127, 176 patterson, kendall 65, 157 patterson, Steve 176 patterson, sonja 101, 193 patton. Petty 23 paulson. dean 129, 166, 176 pearson, robert 109, 164 peeler, robin 95. 109, 157 peloquin, mark 193 penciel, anthony 193 perry, juliet 157 Phillips, calvin 193 Phillips, lisa 176 pierce, deborah 193 pierce, gary 164 pinkas, richard 193 pinkney, claudia 65, 157 pittman, sara 96. 97, 157 pluitt, jacquelyn 157 polite, bernard 164 polite, robert 101, 176 porter, donimic 193 potter, john 176 powell, greselda 75, 76, 101, 102, 108, 112, 113, 157 powell, richard 58, 128 powell, shari 96, 158 powers, cedric 193 powers, fran 106, 158 pothress, chuck 102, 176 poythress, kelly 96, 158 preetorious, Virginia 23, 58 price, jeff 126, 176 price, jerome 99, 111, 176 priester, cheryl 86, 193 priester, david 74, 87, 93, 102, 168, 176 provence, celeste 79, 86, 158 pryor, anthony 158 purvis, robbie 96, 97. 158 quante, albert 176 quarterman, jerome 100, 101, 158 quarterman, geraldine 158 quarterman, Stephen 111, 184 quarterman, theodore 184 radach, kecia 193 ramirez, zelda 95, 158 ready, jeannette 34, 58, 100 reed, teri 58 reynolds, carolyn 158 reynolds, glenda 158 reynolds, polly 99, 176 reynolds, robert 176 richards, jacquelyn 99, 101, 110, 158 richardson, Shirley 193 ricord, linda 75, 95, 159 ricord, teresa 184 riddle, anthony 184 riddle, lydia 193 riner, toni 74, 102, 106, 176 rios, edna 87, 176 ritenour. robin 95, 159 roach, errol 100, 111, 176 robbins, dale 193 robbins, desiree 86, 101, 159 robbins, wendy 87, 193 roberts, gertie 193 roberts, tonia 184 robertson, jane 47, 58 robinson, angela 184 robinson. j.a. 59 rockwell, heather 193 roebuck, shirley 59 rosenbaum, steven 159 rouse, harriet 184 rouse, garry 193 rowan, karl 193 rowe, kathy 184 rushing, dona Id 193 rust, julie 49, 159 ruth, priscilla 184 ruth, ruby 185 ryan, elizabeth 75, 159 ryan, sharon 193 ryder. suzy 111, 193 salyer, sherry 193 sammons, angie 193 samons, gena 159 sams, edna 185 sams, glen 99, 126, 127, 159 sams, kimberly 185 sams, rhonda 85, 176 samuel, Charles 86, 185 samuel, maggieline 159 sancomb, susan 111, 185 sanders, annette 193 Sanders, cathy 176 sanders, Catherine 85, 185 sanders, cheryl 159 sanders, eunice 176 sanders, denyse 59 sanders. rheda 193 sanders, son fa 194 sanfillippo, joe 59, 124, 125, 119 santschi, kellie 100, 111, 159 sapp, carl 176 sapp, keith 194 sapp, larry 126, 127, 159 sarvis, pomda 194 sarvis, blenda 110, 111, 159 savage, earl 110, 185 savage, juliet 185 savage, julie 194 savanich, angela 185 sax man, tina 195 saxon, jeff 99, 101, 176 saxon, randy 176 scarpitti, marc 194 schwa I Is, daryll 194 schwartz, sandra 96, 97, 159 scott, ann marie 99. 159 scott, bobby 194 scott, jackie 194 scriven, margie 185 seckinger, marian 56, 59, 94, 98 Shaffer, david 194 shaver, melinda 194 shavers, randy 185 shearer, david 176 shearouse, elizabeth 86, 185 shearouse, john 127, 194 shearouse, rhonda 95, 159 Sheffield, joseph 176 Shelton, richard 176 Sheppard, keith 176 shernoff, elise 59 showalter, harold 99, 119, 125, 126, 127 shuman. Charles 160 Shuman, teresa 93, 177 sikes, beth 93, 128, 185 silas, john 75, 119, 125, 126, 127, 160 Simmons, carlethia 194 simmons, jackie 194 simmons, patricia 85, 185 simmons, wanda 194 sims, elizabeth 75, 102, 108, 110, 160 singleton, david 177 singleton, vannessa 177 Sizemore, kandi 177 Sizemore, marlene 92, 101, 185 small, karen 94, 95, 101, 110, 160 smalls, deshell 177 smalls, florrie 185 smalls, rufus 127, 177 smalls, veronica 85, 177 smalls, wanda 160 smith, albert 99, 177 smith, angela 185 smith, belisha 160 smith, emest 160 smith, gerald 194 smith, michael 185 smith, nathaniel 185 smith, ronnie 119, 160 smith, t ho mas 160 smith, willie 160 snethen, brenda 194 Solomon, earl 194 solomon, james 160 sorrell. alan 185 sorrells, shannon 185 south, dennis 96, 160 Spaulding, earleen 111, 185 spear, james 57 speller, tammy 75, 108, 113, 126, 160 spomer, alexandra 160 stallings, andrew 177 staskavich, tony 194 stell, charmagne 110, 161 stell, louis 194 Stephens, donna 185 Stephens, lucious 185 Stephenson, david 161 Stephenson, lucious 185 Stephenson, karen 55, 59 stevens, barbara 95, 177 Stevenson, jan 87, 101, 194 Stevenson, kathy 194 Stewart, kathy 194 Stewart, brenda 185 Stewart, donald 18, 57 Stewart, george 161 Stewart, michelle 161 Stewart, richard 161 228 GENERAL INDEX stidhum, belinda 194 straughn, mike 194 Strickland, amanda 185 Strickland, ernestine 161 Strickland, michelle 194 strock, joey 59 sturgess, mary 95. 161 strugess, richard 194 sturgess, sam 99, 194 Summerlin, tim 99, 177 sutton, doris 59 sutton, matt 194 sutton, robert 161 swindell. david 161 swinson, tori 111, 185 takats, nancy 194 takats, terry 75, 93. 102, 111, 142, 161 tate, billy 127, 177 taylor, joan 161 tay lor, regina Id 87, 194 taylor, vevelyn 161 taylor, william 100, 101, 186 taylor, yolanda 100, 110, 162 tessanne, james 96, 162 tessanne. tammy 162 thacker, selathia 177 thaggard, elaine 95, 162 thaggard, mark 194 thaxton, james 194 thomas, corinthia 99, 110, 162 thomas, desi 186 thomas, eric 177 thomas, ruffin 186 thompson, bryan 177 thompson, Christopher 119, 125, 162 thompson, dana 86, 111, 186 thompson, frank 78, 87, 128, 162 thompson, gregory 194 thompson, id a 100, 177 thompson, kathryn 92, 194 thompson, ladonna 162 thompson, melrose 194 thompson, shelia 194 thorn burg, tracee 87, 194 tipins, felicia 162 tip pi ns, mar ion 194 tippins, sonji 101, 195 todd, daryl 186 todd, timmy 162 trammell, lisa 186 treadaway, brenda 195 truell, lynn 163 turner, cytnhia 162 turner, erik 195 n turner, gerald 93, 107, 162 turner. Stephen 186 turner, Unda 75, 95, 163 turner, valerie 195 tuttle, charlotte 186 usry, barry 87, 186 vaigneur, donna 186 vaigneur, lois 163 vailey, jerry 188 vaughn, william 186 verrett, billie 59 vincent, carol 54, 59 vincent, john 195 vinson, greg 195 von waldner, sally 111, 186 wad dell, franees 186 wade, dona Id 163 wade, jessie 177 wade, joey 93, 186 walder, gait 177 walker, Charles 177 walker, karen 186 walker, marga ret 186 walker, Stephanie 195 Wallace, craig 75, 79, 95, 106, 110, 126, 127, 162, 163 Wallace, mary 186 wait on, robert 99, 163 wand, kellie 186 ward, arnett 186 ward, darlene 100, 163 ward, robert 195 warner, shannon 195 war nock, janet 93, 108, 178 Washington, karen 87, 128, 186 Washington, rhonda 100, 195 Washington, vera 195 Washington, robert 86, 163 waters, brett 87, 109, 186 waters, ray 195 watkins, deborah 85, 95, 163 watkins, donna 85, 195 watkins, renda 87, 111, 178 watkins, rut hie 195 watson, althea 74, 86, 102, 113, 178 watson, david 75, 86, 87, 163 watson, james 195 watson, kathy 186 weathers, shawna 75, 86, 186 weaver, chris 195 we I don, cheryl 86, 195 wertz, libby 87, 108, 111, 186 wesley, la verne 85, 195 west, nancy 54, 59 west, thomas 75, 96, 97, 108, 163 wester, larry 101. 186 whalen, Charles 86, 195 whalen, Stephen 86, 186 whalen, thomas 87, 163 wheeless, tyler 75, 102, 186 white, Christopher 96, 163 white, dona Id 195 white, eddie 195 white, lorrie 186 Whitfield, evangeline 186 whitnery, loretta 59 wiggins, joanie 178 wilcox, mart ha 195 williams, alien 195 williams, deloris 187 williams, bernard 163 williams, Christopher 163 williams, comer 95, 116, 123, 126, 127, 129, 142, 148, 163 williams, elizabeth 178 williams, james 164 williams, jennell 187 williams, jerelene 59 williams, karen 128, 178 williams, kathy 87, 187 williams, lawanda 100, 187 williams, loriann 164 williams, mart ha 87, 178 williams, marie 100, 187 williams, mary 85, 187 williams, michael 187 williams, minnie 164 williams, patty 187 williams, renee 87, 101, 111, 178 williams, rosemary 187 williams, sandra 187 williams, Shirley 59, 101 Williamson, richard 164 wilson, david 195 wilson, marie 164 wilson. nancy 87, 111, 178 wing, deborah 108, 187 wing, robert 126, 127, 164 wingrove, james 127, 187 wing rove, richard 187 wingrove, ricky 187 wingster, michael 119, 125, 178 winn, danny 195 winn, james 195 wise, john 96. 164 wolf oik, denise 178 wolling, susanna 95, 164 worn mack, chrissy 187 wood, helen 195 wood, johnny 187 woods, portia 94, 178 woods, sonja 187 woods, thomas 195 woods, tim 195 woodward, william 178 worrell, alan 185 worsham, marga ret 99, 164 wren, richard 164 wright, bernard 100, 164 wright, brenda 187 wright, james 195 wright, john 195 wright, leonard 187 wright, lisa 86, 178 wright. theresa 59, 94 wynn, chris 187 wynn, donnas 178 young, angela 178 young, jamie 195 young, prisillia 195 zeigler, joan 96, 164 zeigler, nancy 164 229 Another year has come and gone, and all we have left are our memories This is what this book is about, capturing those memories tor you to have in the years to come A great deal of time, money, and really hard work has gone into this book since it was first started last June Many ideas have been trans ferred to paper, many have been rejected, and some have been completely re-thought all to give you the good book that you deserve There are many people who deserve big thank yous for their great work To Marianne Miles, who as associate editor did everything from parts of the classes section to the senior index and did a magnifi- cent job To our wonderful advisors. Mrs J J Amari and Mr Wallace Hayes, who both worked well be- yond the call of duty, counting money, keeping re- cords. and mostly giving much needed incentive To Mr Danny Scott and the Josten’s American Year book Company, who answered many, many ques tions about how to do this and that To Mr Stan Ballenger and the people at Bryn Alan Studios, not only for the photographic equipment needs of the staff, but also tor making trips here to Jenkins for picture taking On ten different occasions, seven dif- ferent photographers spent a total of fifteen days here taking more pictures than a family would take during a lifetime Over 4.500 pictures were taken, all trying to capture some memories Most of my thanks goes out. however, to this past year’s entire staff Without then there would be no yearbook The staff had many people on it who worked very hard to reach our goal, and they were the finest group of people anyone could ever work with Many times this past year tempers have flared, fights have broken out, much money was spent, three our of five deadlines were missed, and as I look back I sometimes wonder how this book was ever put together But this is it. and I hope it meets with your approval So to you. the student body and mostly the 313 graduating seniors of the class of 1981, I dedicate this, the twenty-third volume of SE- QUOYAH. I hope this book serves its purpose in helping you retain those memories of the good times we all shared at HVJ Fditor in chief 230 EDITORS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS EDITOR’S FAREWELL 231 IN MEMORIAM JONAH GERMAN GEORGE ROVOLIS