Jones County High School - Growl Yearbook (Gray, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 240 of the 1985 volume:

THE ELITE: SENIORS THE CHOICE: UNDERCLASSMEN THE MODEL: FACULTY THE PARAGON: STUDENT LIFE THE BEST: CLUBS THE ULTIMATE: SPORTS THE LAST WORD: ADS THE GROWL 1935 Jones County High School Gray, Georgia 31032 Volume 31 AT J.C.H.S., WE ARE PROUD OF EACH OTHER AND OURSELVES. OUR PRIDE IS INSIDE US ALL; THE ENERGY IS THERE. ee ee ee eo WE ARE BUILT FOR ACHIEVEMENT AND DESIGNED FOR SUCCESS. WE ARE PROUD OF OUR OPPORTUNITIES AT J.C.H.S. THE WORLD IS THERE FOR US TO EXPLORE. WE EXPECT TO MAKE THE MOST OF IT, PUSHING OURSELVES TOWARD EXCELLENCE. 7, -. aa a as viet ua 2 34 1 aw) s ime : THE MUSIC IS THERE TO BE HEARD, THE MOUNTAINS TO BE CLIMBED THE SIGHTS TO BE SEEN, THE SONGS TO BE SUNG. = = Ta � . 2 THE GOOD LIFE TO BE LIVED, AND THE PEOPLE TO BE LOVED. WE PROUDLY WORK TO MAKE THESE THINGS HAPPEN AT J.C.H.S. Pee eclile President — Sumantha Williams Vice President — Lora Nelson Senior Class Officers Secretary — Tammy Seabolt Treasurer — Greg Williams — Abbott, Jay Adams, Alisa Ambrose, Jeff Ammons, Felice Armstrong, Robby Avery, Mike Beaver, Richard Becker, Diane Aikens, Valerie Anderson, Troy Battle, Roderick Belew, Robert eee Ambellas, Karen Ard, Lisa Battle, Antonia Belton, Janice Billings, Tommy Rutha Reeves and Antonia Battle Blankenship, Paula Blount, Jimmy Blow, Pamela Blume, Sherry Blume, Terry Bonner, Steve Booze, Patricia Bowen, Tim Bowman, Alma Braswell, Cynthia Brewer, Kristy Brock, Candi Vivan Evans and Derek Ward Brodie, Brian Brooks, Merrie Brown, Diane Brown, Eric Brown, Lavelle Brown, Tammy Brown, Todd Bruce, Tina Case, Sonya Clay, Michael Cochran, Tracy Colbert, Stephanie Crownover, Keith Darsey, Rick Davis, Kathy Davis, Marshall Edwards, Jimmy Ellington, Darryl Etheridge, Michelle Evans, Darryl Evans, Kathy Evans, Vivian Exum, Felicia Farley, Charles Ford, Dwayne Gattie, Pam Goolsby, Harold Grimes, Denise Harris, Reginald Gay, Bennie FA Grant, Reginald Hammond, Angie Harvey, Eric Glawson, Audrey Gray, Veronica Hardin, Stephanie Havis, Rachelle Goble, Angie Greene, Priscilla Harper, Randy Hawkins, Brad Henderson, Bobby Herndon, Lisa Hollingshed, Carl Holloman, Tina Holloway, Tony Dennis Wolfolk and Priscilla Greene. — _— Holman, Juanita Hogges, Ronnie Hudgins, Michael Hughes, Sheila Jackson, Lisa Jackson, Lynn Jackson, Susan Jackson, Maleshia Johnson, Aleshia Johnson, Chris Jones, Renee Josey, Benny Stephanie Myers and Kendra Wooden Kent, Kathy Lee, Roger Lester, Robert Lewis, Allen Lucas, Bernard Lyles, Stacey Manson, Clifford McCorkle, Luree Mercer, Stacey Reid Moughan and Karen Ambellas Maynard, Tammy Middlebrooks, Angela 4 Middlebrooks, Jim Mimes, Sidney Middlebrooks, Coretta Mills, Sharon Minter, Angie Molton, Sandra Moore, David Moore, Mindy Moorman, Lea yf Morgan, Gayla Morris, Lorenza Mosely, Michelle Moughon, Reid Myers, Stephanie Lisa Adams and Lisa Ard Neal, Bobbie Nelson, Lora Nickles, Greg Odom, Debra Palmer, Julie Payne, Misty Pitts, Angela Pitts, Mary Pitts, Valencia Poss, Kevin Potts, Lisa Pounds, Monica Price, Lynn Redd, Lisa Reeves, Rutha Roberson, Jarrod Roberts, lrateen Roland, Joey Ross, Mildred Rowland, Danny Russell, Carolyn Sapp, Cleve Sellers, Tonia Sewell, Kenny Seymour, Brenda Shiver, Tina Shouse, Cheryl Shuler, Allen Sims, Matt Singleton, Gus Singleton, Sabrina Tammy Seabolt and Pam Gattie Smith, Billy Smith, Michael Smith, Trina Smith, Wesley Stinson, David Strickland, Carolyn Stripling, Gina Stroup, Ginger Thomas, Kim Thomas, Tim Jay Abbott and John Pittman Thompson, Rhonda Towles, Leslie Vinson, Debra Walker, Alesia Ward, Derek Ward, Larry Welch, Randy West, Manie Whisby, Regina White, Angela White, Jody Whitehurst, Martin Williams, Beverly Williams, Devalyn Eric Brown and Sumantha Williams Williams, Elizabeth wa Willis, Felisha Wooden, Kendra Woolfolk, Dennis Williams, Chip ‘nd Williams, Donald Williams, Greg pa Wooten, Marcus Yaughn, Wayne Youngblood, Jimmy Booze, John Greene, Terri Redding, Anthony Williams, Greg Janice Belton and Sharon Mills Williams, Wendy Each year, the JCHS faculty and administrations honors outstanding seniors in “‘Mirror.”’ ; These students are chosen on the basis of scholarship, leadership, and service through four years of dedicated work. The inset pictures within the senior section are these representatives. Sharon Mills , Tammy Seabolt 4OMECOMING 84 Senior Baby Pictures Jay Abbott Alisa Adams Lisa Ard Robby Armstrong Toni Battle Diane Becker Chartes Bellamy Pamela Blow Jimmy Blount Cynthia Braswell Brian Brodie Merrie Brooks Diane Brown LaVelle Brown Todd Brown Tina Bruce Sonya Case Tracy Cochran Kathy Davis Kathy Evans Pam Gattie Denise Grimes Rhonda Grimes Denise Hammonds Rachelle Havis Shannon Hawkins Lisa Herndon Tina Holloman Juanita Holman Lisa Jackson Lynn Jackson Susan Jackson Kathy Kent Tim Kimble Robbie McCleskey Coretta Middlebrooks Lea Moorman Adam Mosely Stephanie Myers Debra Odom Julie Palmer Kevin Poss Lisa Potts Lynn Price Lisa Redd Timothy Sands Tammy Seabolt Tonya Sellers Brenda Seymour Tina Shiver Cheryl Shouse Donna Stark Carolyn Strickland Ginger Stroup Kimberly and Kim Thomas Derek Ward Jody White Mamie West Sumantha Williams Felisha Willis Kendra Wooden Misty Payne —., _. Abbott, James Edward Jr: ‘‘Jay.” FBLA 3 yrs Adams, Alisa Jill: Chorus 1 yr., National Honor Society 3 yrs., Spirit Club 7 yr., Student Council 3 yrs., FBLA’3 yrs., FBLA Treasurer 1 yr., FBLA Vice President 1 yr., Mirror Aikens, Valerie Denise: “Pie.” Modeling Club 1 yr., Spirit Ciub 2 yrs., “If you don't have what it takes, don’t try it.” Ambellas, Karen L. V.: Beta Club 3 yrs., National Honor Society 3 yrs., Social Studies Club 3 yrs., Math Club 3 yrs., FBLA 3 yrs.,, French Club 2 yrs., Homecoming Court 1yr., Class V. President 1 yr., Class Favorite 1 yr., Class President 2 yrs., Georgia Certificate of Merit, Mir- ror, “Most Considerate.”’ Ambrose, Jeff: Football 4 yrs. “All right, bud.” Ammons, Felice: ‘‘Fefe.’’ FBLA 1 yr., Perfect Attendance 2 yrs., Honor Roll 1 yr. “‘The key to success lies in the eye of the beholder.” Anderson, Troy Allen: ‘California kid.'’ Football 2 yrs. ‘'| love Belinda.” Andrews, Felicia: ‘‘Lisa.’’ Track 2 yrs., Modeling Club 2 yrs., Spirit Club 1 yr., 3 gold medals from track 1982, Entered State for track 1982, MVP track 1981. “Show me! or Shut up!”’ Ard, Lisa Michelle: FBLA 3 yrs., Spirit Club 2 yrs., Chorus 1 yr., Student Council 3 yrs., FBLA reporter 1 yr., Mirror. “Hey bud!” Armstrong, Robert K.: ‘‘Red.’’ B-team football 2 yrs., Varsity football 1 yr. “What's your problem?” Avery, Michael Sean: ‘‘Spike.”” Beta Club 3 yrs., Social Studies Club 3 yrs., Social Studies Club V. President 1 yr., Journalism 2 yrs., Sports Editor and Avery’s Antics column 1 yr., Georgia Certificate of Merit '83, Presbyterian Junior Fellow Award '83, Highest NEDT Score '82, 4th place Ga. State Driving Contest '82, Jour- nalistic Certificate of Excellence '83. Battle, Antonia Olive: ‘‘Livvie’’ or “Toni B. ’ Student Council 4 yrs., FBLA 2 yrs., Spirit Club 2 yrs., Cheerleader Manager 2 yrs., Basketball Manager 1 yr., Mirror, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 1984, FBLA historian 1 r. ‘Death is certain, life is not.” Battle, Roderick: ‘Big Rod.” Football 4 yrs. ‘Football is my game, girls are-my game, ask me again I'll tell you the same.” Beasley, Patricia Carol Beaver, Richard Earle: ‘‘Beav.”’ ‘ stats?” Becker, Diane Marie: “‘Decker.’’ Tennis 2 yrs., FBLA 1 yr., Spirit Club 1 yr. “Gimme a break.” Bellamy, Charles: ‘‘Charlie Horse.” “What's up, cool cat!” Belton, Janice M.: ‘‘Janarie.” Beta Club 2 yrs., National Honor Society 3 yrs., Student Council Secretary 1 yr., Modeling Club President 2 yrs., Majorette 2 yrs., Track 1 yr., Georgia Certificate of Merit, Best Advanced Solo Twirler. ‘Where there is a will there is a way.” Blankenship, Paula: ‘‘Pebbies.’’ National Honor Society 1yr., FBLA 1 yr., Spirit Club 1 yr. Blount, Jimmy: ‘‘Sput.’’ Yearbook 1 yr., Georgia Boys’ State. “| know that’s real.” Blow, Pamela Lane: “Pam.” Thespians 2 yrs., Spirit Club 1 yr., Modeling Club 1 yr., 4-H 2 yrs., Student Council 1 yr. “OK - that’s nice - whatever.”’ Blume, Sherry: ‘““Blumey 2.’’ FBLA 3 yrs., Science Club 2 yrs., Student Council 1 yr. “I’m gonna flag out on this test.” ‘Hey man, who's got the Football 1 yr. Blume, Terry? ‘BluméyseF BLA 2 yrs., FBLA Secretary 1 yr., FBUA assistants degree: '| loveth thee Bowen, Timothy Ryan� ‘‘T-bone.” Band 4 yrs Clubtyr. ‘| didn’t Thinkal could doit Bowman, Alma Bella Catarn@a@mm Shorty.’ FHA 1 yr., FBDA 2. yrs. 4-H 3 yrs. FBLA Patiiamientanian.1 yr., Stu- dent Council 1 yr, Sr. Class Representative’ “Hold. fast to dreams, for if dreams. dieyiife is abroken-winged bird that cannot flys! Grewer, Kristi Luana: “Kristi.”” Beta Club 3 yrs. Nationalgl Honor Society 3 yrs., Social Studies Clube@eyrs.. Maith Club 3 yrs., FBLA 3 yrs., Highest Average in Algebra Il) 82-83, Highest Average in Trig. 83s84) Georgia Cer- tificate of Merit 83-84, Most Intellectual 84-85, Musical “Hollywood Bound” 82-83. “Look for the best, prepare for the worst, and take whatcomes.” Brock, Candace HyietGandie Cane.”’ Spirit Club 1 yr) Modeling Club ? yr., Student Council Vice-President 1 | r. “Lifels what you make it.” Brooks, Merrie Kathryn: “Merrie.’’ FBLA 1 yr., Student Council 2 yrs., Freshman Class Secretary 81-82. ““Finally!”’ Braswell, Cynthia Denise: “Niece.”’ FHA 3 yrs., Drill Team 1 yr., Spirit Club 3 yrs., Cheerleader Manager 1 yr., NHS 1 yr., Modeling Club Manager 1 yr., Perfect At- tendance 2 yrs., Spirit Club Secretary 1 yr., Student Council 1 yr. ‘Be glad of life. It gives you the chance to love and to work and to play and to look at the:stars.” Brown, Diane Denise: ‘‘Pokey. ’ Spirit Club 4 yrs., Modeling Club 1 yr., State Science Fair 81-82. “You'll never accomplish anything if you never take a chance.” Brown, Eric Anthony, Ill: “Third.” FBLA 1 yr., United | ocience States Achievement Award - 1984, Who's Who Among American High Schoo! Students -“ 1984, Award for Creative Merit - 1984, Most Likely to Succeed. “Excuse the interruption, but the Webster Dictionary states that | the schoo! is a place to come and learn!” Brown, Kenneth Todd: “Burger King.’ Baseball 4 yrs., FFA 1 yr., Student Council 1 yr. ‘‘Just a pinch between | your cheek and gum.’ Brown, Lavelle M.: ‘‘Lite-foot’ and “Deer.” “Waack - | it’s the BIRD.” Bruce, Tina Leigh: ‘‘Twiggy.”” Student Council 1 yr., FBLA 2 yrs. ‘Where's Trina? .; . Child please, leave me alone.” Cherry, Trena Lashon: ‘Trick. ’ Basketball 1 yr. “Why ss there so much month left at the end of the money.” | Clay, Michael K.: “Slim.” “Tastee Freeze, can | help | you?” Cochran, Tracy Denise: “Trace. ” Modeling Club, Spirit | Club. ‘‘Get on with cha bad self.” Colbert, Stephanie Le’Verne: ‘“‘Bird. ’ FBLA 2 yrs., Nae tional Honor Society 3 yrs., Spirit Club 1 yr., Student | Council 1 yr., Drill Team, Drill Team Captain { yr., Wit- tiest, Class Representative 1 yr. “Why put off for tomor- row what you can do today?” Davis, Kathy Alane: “Cat. ’ FBLA 1 yr. “Ah, shut up | punk.” Davis, Marshall Harold: ‘‘Weke. FFA 4 yrs. “‘Do what?” Dudley, Lisa: ‘‘Dud. ’ FBLA 1 yr., DPA Secretary 1 yr. “Please!” | Edwards, Jimmy S.: ‘‘Pelican.”” FFA 4 yrs. ‘‘If you try | hard in something it will come true.” Ellington, Daryl Stanley: ‘‘Slip-rock.”’ ‘That calls for a bust.” Etheridge, Christie Michelle: ‘‘Cheee. ’ Spirit Club 3 yrs., FBLA 1 yr., Spirit Club Representative 1 yr. “Go for it.” Evans, James Daryl: ‘Daryl How ‘bout it Evans, Kathy Disa: “‘Lulu’’ 4-H 1 yr. “G@waway! Hey bubba! Evans, Vivian: ‘Viv. Beta CiubeS’yrs., Natiénal Honor Society 2 yrs., FBBAN2ayfsr™ You. may not always get what you wanftbubyeu always get what you deserve Exum, Beligia’ Anne: ‘‘Lee:Lee.”’ Basketball 1 yr., Stu dentGouncil 1 yr., Spirit Club 3yrs., FHA Syrs. ‘“‘It.ain’t What you do, it’s how you doit Gattie, Pamela Joann.’Pammy.- B-lLeamuGheereader 1 yr., Varsity Cheerleader 3 yrs., FBLA 3 yrs., National Honor Society 2 yrs. Spirit Club 3 vrs. Obeereader Captain 2 yrs., Most Spirited, Mirror. ‘| love my Robby!” Glawson, Audrey Denise: “Dee.”’ Spirit Club 3 yrs., FHA 2 yrs., Basketball 1 yr. ‘‘It’s you lit.” Goble, Andrea Lee: ‘‘Angie. ' ‘Give me a break.” Goolsby, Betty: “Apple Brown Betty. ’ Track, FHA 2 yrs. “| know that’s right, get serious.”’ Goolsby, Harold: ‘Mr. Bass.'’ Band 4 Yrs., Spirit Club 7 yr. “Zike.”’ Goolsby, Peggy: ‘Nat.’ right.”’ Grant, Reginald Bertram: ‘Pretty Boy.” B-Team Basket- ball 1 yr., Varsity Basketball 3 yrs., Track 2 yrs., Football 1 yr., Class Favorite 3 yrs., Senior Superlative, Best Looking. ‘‘Good things come,to those who wait.” Gay, Felton Bennie, Jr.: ‘‘Bernard.”” FBLA 1 yr. “I know that's right.”’ Gray, Veronica F.: ‘‘Nannie.”’ Spirit Club 1 yr., Modeling Club 2 yrs., Honor Roll 3 times 83-84. ‘Alright now, don’t do it.” Greene, Priscilla Anne: “Pre.’’ B-team Basketball 1 yr., Varsity Basketball 4 yrs., National Honor Society 1 yr., Tip-off Club 1 yr., Modeling Club 1 yr., Student Council 2 yrs., Science Award 9th, Honor Roll 9th, Homecoming Court 11th, Mirror, Most Intellectual. “‘He that would govern others, first should be master of himself.’’ Track, 4-H. “l know that’s Hammonds, Angela Denise: “‘Angie. ' FBLA 2 yrs., Stu- dent Council 2 yrs., Homeroom Representative 2 yrs., Spirit Club 1 yr., Assistant Degree in FBLA - 1983. “’Par- ty hardy.” Hardin, Stephanie A.: ‘““Stephie.” “it's too late.’’ Harper, Randy: ‘“‘Hookie.’’ B-team Football 1 yr., Varsity Football 2 yrs. ‘‘Hey brother.” Harris, Reginald Markieth: ‘‘Stief.'’ Football 3 yrs., Basketball 2 yrs. ‘“‘Whop it’s called the bird.” Harvey, Eric: “Eric.” “Oof-sike.” Havis, Mary Rachelle: ‘‘Peanut.’’ Spirit Club tyrsy FBLA Tyr. “‘Hey dude.” Hawkins, Bradley Hunt: ‘‘Hawkeye.”’ FFA 4 yrs., FBLA 1 yr., Class Representative 2 yrs. “Go out with every girl you can.” Hawkins, Shannon Marie: “Mrs. Wynn.” Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 83-84. ‘‘l love my Eddie!”’ Henderson, James R.: “Bobby.” FFA 4 yrs. “Yea buddy.”’ Herndon, Lisa Lu: ‘“‘Lulu.”’ Spirit Club 1 yr., Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee 83-84. ''Good grief, gosh.” Hogges, Ronnie Dwayne: ‘Skull.’ Football 3 yrs., Track Tyr. “WOP'!!! It’s called the bird.” Hollingshed, Carl Eugene: ‘‘Playboy.”” Band 1 yr. “Dynamite.” Holloman, Tina Marie: “Hollohead.” Science Club 2 yrs. That just makes Me SOmad, Holloway, TonyyG.: “T. C. sAigaven helps the man who fightsrhis fears.’ Holman; Juanita Carom™ Littieibit’” “Quite Hudgins, .Miehael: “Mr. Alpine.” Basketiai 1. yr Baseball 7 yr. “Give me a lip Hughes, Sheila: ‘She fa.’” Honor Rolf twice Jr“yr. ‘And yaknow it.” Humphries, Charles Harris: “Chuck.” “Give me a can of Skoal, Jack.” Jackson, Angela Lynn: Majorettes 1 yr. Jackson, Lisa Y'vette: “Chill.” Band 2 yrs., FBLA 2 yrs., Spirit Club 2 yrs., Drama 2 yrs. ‘‘Time is running out.” Jackson, Susan Karen: “Susie Q.' FBLA 1 yr. “Whatever.” : James, Sharon Arleta: ‘‘Speeder.” Track 3 yrs., Model- ing Club Secretary 2 yrs., National Honor Society 3 yrs., Band 4 yrs. ‘‘Where is my love life? Tell me! Where can it be?” Johnson, Aleshia Lyn: Journalism 2 yrs., FBLA 1 yr. “Be like a postage stamp - stick to one thing until you get there!” Johnson, Christopher Terrell: ‘Michael Jackson.”’ Na- tional Honor Society 3 yrs., Social Studies Club 2 yrs., Math Club 1 yr., Third in J.C.H.S. talent show 83-84, Counselor’s aid 84-85. Jones, Renee: ‘‘Bear. ’ Josey, William B.: “‘B. J.” FFA 1 yr. “Take it easy, cuz. “A country boy can survive.”’ Kent, Kathy Marie: ““Wormy.” Drill team 3 yrs., Student Council 3 yrs., FFA 1 yr., Social Studies Club 2 yrs., Modeling Club 1 yr. Kimble, Timothy William: ‘Kim Thimble.” ‘‘Fire it up.” Lester, Robert Otis, Jr.: ““Robbie. ’ Basketball 2 yrs. “If the kid can’t do it - nobody can.” Lewis, Allen: ‘Old Slick Al. ’ ““Whatever.”’ Lyle, Stacy R.: Football 3 yrs., Office Aide 1 yr. “What- cha say babe?” Manson, Clifford: “Cliff.” ‘Be patient - you can make Mie Manuel, Larry: Football 3 yrs. “Go ahead and make my day. Club 1 yr., BLA 1 yr. ‘I'm Deen standing on ; I'm insane.”’ ack 4 yrs., B-team Stball 3 yrs., Perfect At- ou do, it’s how you do it.” Ooh.” FHA 1 yr., B-téam ve got to give toreceive.”” : Lady in Pink.” Basketball 1 yr., A 2 yrs., Modeling Club ’2 yrs., Spirit ain't what you love, it’s how you love it.” 6d Louise: ‘Black Cherry.” FFA 1 yr ‘Let's 5S, Timothy: “Tim.”” Baseball. ‘‘Hit the sti Russell, Carolyn Nanetta: ‘‘Kal.’’ FBLA 3 yrsi, So Club 1yr. “If you love life, life will love you bac Russell, Stanley: ‘Sweet Stan,” “‘It ve you_do it’s how you do it.”’ j ae Sands, Timothy: ““Sandmang’ Track 1 yr. Sapp, Jerry Cleveland, Jy: “Apollo. ‘I’m gonna slap bial Studies you. 7 j _Vyr., FBLA 1 Seabolt, Tammy Terega: ‘Loop, Bolt.” Track 1 yr., Driving Contest, FBLA 2 yrs., National Honor Socie y 1yr., Journalism 3 ght '84. “I can’t worry yrs., Student Council 4 yrs., Editor Greyhound Press 2 On.today so I'll just hope rs., Freshman TJ, Glass Favorite 1 yr, Homecoming Court 2 yrs., Senior Secretary: iseDallS.yrs borrow, beg, or steal one’s lovg. It is there for the giving —_— away.” “Pitt.” Football 3 yrs., Basket- sy yrs. Math Club 3 yrs., National $6 : Ray.” Basketball 1 yr. ., State Essay Contest Winner 1984, Zs: | 984, Most Athletic, Mirror, Ga. Certificate Irene: ‘Shorty.’ FBLA 1 yr. “Ah man.” B4. ‘Look into the future; set your goals, but : ’ ” F nietinvesiia: A iz y, KK.’’ Student Council 2 = ; .. SemlOr Class Representative. “It’s Angela Michelle: “Ann.” FHA 1 yr. ‘‘You've got to ‘ ypblonaaeved se . “Rid.” FBLA 1 yr. “Oh no!” Ss, Mary: “ Se 1 yr. “Caring and”sharing”a “ eed Sie seid ae 6: r, Tina Renee: MOdeling Club 2 yrs. “Ah man. Poss, Kevin Mathison: ‘‘P.P.”” Manager Varsity B- lery!: “Cheryl. S Basketball2-yrs.,B-team.Football.1_yr., Tennis 2 yrs., National Honor Society 1 Team 4 yrs., FFA 2 yrs., Social Studies Club 2 yrs., Ga. . : AlStry Award 83-84, Distinguished Certificate of Merit 984) insighti984ettNope!” Mathematics SchOlar Award 83-84. “‘It is sheer torture fo intelli person to be held Potts, Milissa Lynn: ‘‘Sunshine. Spirit ici ti FBLA ceelecoueane a “ : ‘Club 1 yr. “I don’t kn . sad Shuler, Allen : “Sweets, Rey.” Band 2 yrs., Foot- Pounds, Monica Renee: Yearbook Ty yr., FHA 4 y ball 2 yrs. “C ae comes to him that seeks success; pal aia Secretary 83-84. “It you can imagine it, yo! u wyowcan become it.” ” Sims, Patri cian “Wally.”” Debate 2 yrs., Thes- “ ate HLirnaiteras y Jou on Stinson, David § Club 2 yrs., Math tional Honor Socié Law,‘ ‘Start low; so Strickland, Carolyn Chr FBLA, 1 yr., Ur.-Sr. Prom trip.” Stripling, Gina Yvonne: ‘‘Scri Treasur ., National Honor Soc ReceivediF BLA Associate Degree. ‘’B Stroup, Ging Anh; ‘‘Sissy.” Spiri “Oky-doky2’ Thomas, Kim: ‘Princess, “BlackStar.” Cheerleader 2 yrs., i (Cheerleader 2 yrs., Moe Club 2 yrs., Spiri Christian Youth allo 2 yrs., Fres . a saree Ww ne. ’ Student Council 4 yrs., 2 Youth yr Spirit Club, Preside of C.Y F., Jr.-S at Commit. tee. “A slip of the foo you may soon gét over, a slip of the tongue you may néVer get over.” Thomas, Tim W.: ‘‘Mr. Volkswagen.” FFA Tiyr., Football 2 yrs. “Let's get a dip.” Thomas, Terry Lynn: Thompson, Rhonda Jan FBLA 1 ‘yr., Award“for Ex- ellence in Shorthand | 83884, Award for Excell@mce in ee 83-84. “It do atter toyme.”’ hia..Denise: ‘‘Cynt. ’ Tracky2 yrs., Stud@nt Council 2 ., Track Manag 1 yr., Certificate for Tra 1981. ‘‘Get out of here.” Vinson, Debra Renita: ‘‘Nene.” Spirit CluB™ yr., B-team Cheerleader 1 yr., Modeling Glub 1 yr., P@gfect Atten- dance 1 yr. ‘‘Say, what’s it gonna be babe? Ward, Derek Franklin: Band 4 French CI@Bq1 yr., 1st place State Driving Competition, Howard Berges Award, Lae . dee in vader ati, Most liproved . ge of here.” a rather die our feet than live on our knees. : Walker, Alesia Clair: “‘Bud.”’ FHA 1 yi rench Club “Chill out.” West, Marie La’ Chelle: ‘heen: Spirit b 3 yrs., FH 2 yrs. “| know that’s right.”’ Whisby, Regina Marilyn: “‘Tree.’’ B-team Basketball 1 yr., Varsity Basketball 4 yrs., Best Reb@linder 82-83, ) mea Nilliam yrs., FHA strong, you hac Me. Willis, Felisha A , Majorette Manager Wooden, Kendra Kay: dent coun 3 yrs. Nain yrs... lub 1 Editor 84. 85, Mirror, tsi e never fails. ” | Corinthians 13:8 Woolfolk, Sherrod Dennis: “‘Mag 1 arsity..B etba Representative 1 yrs ettered in Be ¥ ° Basketball ade 1 yr., National Achig eme Basketb te yrs. ‘What en are is God’s gift toy ou. Wh of yourself is your gift to God.” } poten, Marcus David: Football 1 yr. ‘‘What’s up?” ghn, Randall Wayne: ‘‘You know it.” Yo blood, James lra-dretdimmye nt goo be true, it usually is.” Randy Harper Tracy Cochran Ne ® Y) Y) ® Son ‘a ofan) Y) © mM Dennis Woolfolk and Kimberly Thomas Best Looking Denise Grimes Reginald Grant and Kim Thomas Chip Williams Lisa Dudley Most Considerate Angela White Karen Ambellas Eric Harvey Todd Brown Most Spirited Billy Smith and Pam Gattie Bernard Lucas Most Athletic John Pittman Gayla Morgan Roger Lee and Regina Whisby Most Intellectual David Stinson and Priscilla Greene Kristi Brewer Most Likely To Succeed Eric Brown Sumantha Williams Miss JCHS Tina Shiver Mr. JCHS Randy Harper Mr. JCHS Dennis Woolfolk Miss JCHS Sharron Mills THE CHOICE Class Favorites Paige Bloodworth and Curtis Lanford Lisa Morgan and Virgil Miller Class Officers J . 86 U N | O = . 8 - Pres- Sonia Mathis CLAS The junior class of 84-85 is work- ing hard for the Jr.-Sr. We have raised money by selling garter belts, funny pens, key chains, and we have also had raffles. Treas- Wendy Davis Sec- Lisa Morgan Sonia Mathis President Allen, Deanna Aultman, Teresa Barton, Ronda 5 Blankenship, Charles @. 7 Bradshaw, Veronica Ammons, Tony Austin, Brian Bates, Susie Bloodworth, Paige Broadus, Patricia Appling, Tania Austin, Keith Beasley, Debbie Bowen, Joe : Brookins, Steve ’ Arnold, Jerry Barfield, Leigh Bennett, Rodney Bowen, Tonya Brown, Benjie Arnold, Steve Barton, Belinda Birdsong, Sherry Bowie, Jeff Brown, Shannon Brown, Stanley Cabiness, Andre Clay, Lisa Colvin, Robbie Comer, Brad , Buchanan, Patricia Campbell, Patricia Clay, Wesley Colvin, Vonnie Cooper, Cindy Burgamy, Ricky A A Carr, Kim Clements, Joe Bush, Phil Chambers, Beth Coleman, Lamar “Shoot ‘em up! Bang! Bang! ’ Bucher, Tracy “= Chester, Kelsey Collum, Donna Coxton, Paula Curry, Lisa Dye, Peggy “You'll never understand!”’ Davis, Lynette weyyrrererrer ‘Buddies forever ’ Davis, Wendy SS Coulter, Tammy Cribb, Paige Davis, William Dixon, Melissa Earwood, Dennis Edwards, Johnny Ford, Tim Fountain, Mark Glover, Terrance Gresham, Kelley Emery, Lisa Fordham, Sue Gardner, Al Goad, Mike Griggs, Velma Evans, Randy Foster, Kirk Geiger, Jim Grantham, Lisa Grimsley, Lee Faulk, Glenn Foster, Raymond Hall. Geoffrey Ford, Darryl Fountain, Lana Glover, Richard a F Ne Greene, Debbie Hall, Janessa Hammock, Keith Hewitt, Dana Howard, Dee Dee Ivey, Laura Kyzer, Carla Harvey, Samantha Hawkins, Scott BE Hewitt, Dawn Hubbard, Roy Kenedy, Leenard Jackson, Brian Hitchcock, William Huckaba, Jamey Kitchens, Billy Jarrell, Latrell Hedrick, Angie Hollingsworth, Arthur ¥ Humphries, Steve Kitchens, Sam James, Beverly Hess, Angela Hollingsworth, Jeff Ivey, Jennifer Kondorf, Johnson, Ron So Joiner, Yancey Jones, Myderia Joyner, Amy : , Jump, Carla Justice, Tommy “Let's go crazy!”’ = ‘ Lanford, Curtis Langley, Bobby Lauer, Sherrill Layman, Charles Leavins, Dawn mn Ledford, Tracy Lester, Keith Lester, Rodney Lindsey, Shannon Lord, Shaun Mason, Loretta Methe, Tom Middlebrooks, Jackie Miller, Rebecca Malone, Scott Mathis, Sonia Manson, Caroline McCant, Chris “What was that?!” Mason, Kathy McClellan, Yvonne Mason, Terry Mercer, Travis Middlebrooks, Napolean Miller, Robert Miller, Virgil Mimes, Sammy Moore, Glenn Moore, Mel Morgan, Lisa ° Morrison, Jeff Mosely, Brian , Mandy Musselman, Raymond Myers, Kevin Nelson, Laney Nelson, Molly Norman, Brenda Norman, Nettie Norton, Sherri Nunn, Becky Odom, Connie Pace, Michelle Paul, Maria Pender, Clayton : A - ; : oe, - — — ,; : Perdue, Daryl Perky, Daniel Phillips, Gerald Pitts, Elaine Pitts, Tonya Platt, Charles OW A Regula, Scott Roberts, Eric Rivers, David Rouse, Zamus Rowland, Clark Seagraves, Angie Sands, Angela Price, Leslie Reid, Willie Ann Rodgers, Roy Rowland, Wendy Sheppard, Lynn - ee Price, Tim Reitz, Scarlett Ross, Tracy Russell, Wanda Sherman, Michael Radford, Sonya Reliford, Reginald Rouse, Detra Ryles, Mike Shifflet, Mary Simmons, Caroline Smith, Trina X Tate, Christina € . es A) Simmons, Walter Smith, Michael Smith, Mike Smith, Sue 2 Spencer, Polly Stanford, Jill Stanley, Dawn Stovall, Eric Thompson, Andy Tindle, Renee Tooley, Sandra “Be for real!”’ Tuft, Debra ible, Turner, Carl Turner, Ronnie Tyson, Shane f f - . “You wear it where?” Ussery, Raymond Vereen, Willette Vinson, Angela Ward, Brad Ware, Nathaniel Waters, Tonya Watts, Robyn Weaver, Matt Webb, Sherry Wells, Tommy Wells, Tommy “Do you like this smile?” Whidby, Mark White, Cindy Wilson, Arlinda Whidden, Leslie Williams, Paula Winters, Tammy Whigam, Tracy Whitney, Larry Williams, Terry ‘ . Wood, Kim Whisby, Glenn Williams, Janis Williams, Troy Wooden, Shannon Whisby, Melissa Williams, Latina Wilson, Angie Yaughn, Bobby Class Favorites DedetePbaeeeeeeet = PPP Pee Pere rere made “The Sophomore Class has been working hard for next year’s Jr.-Sr. We have had car washes and raffled off gift certificates. We were hired by Geico to work for their family day and made $500.”’ Lori Ramse y Tres- Sandy King Aikens, Lisa Arnold, Amos Balkcom, Karen Baxley, Stephanie Adams, Buddy Allison, Scott Atkinson, Sandy Barfield, Kerry Beaver, Roy Adams, Mike Amerson, Craig Aycock, Dawn Bass, Jay Beaver, Wade Adkins, Carlesia Ammons, Persona Bailey, Aleki 7 j Batchelor, Becky Bennett, Vicki Adkins, Veronica Anderson, Robert Batchelor, Beth Bilderback, Allen Bilderback, Perry Bragg, Marialyce Bray, Billy Brison, Tonja Bryant, David Brougham, Ricky Bulter, Mark Surpise, Melissa Brown, Rowland Carey, Katrina Brown, Clay Carter, John Bobbit, Hunter sn Brison, Sonja Brown, Napolean Cartledge, Melody Clowers, Rochelle Coley, Hal Cranford, Mark Crane, Denise Davis, Jay Deason, Melinda Dudley, Sandy Coley, Jeralyn Curry, Denise “‘Where’s the food! ’ Cornelius, Crystal Cornelius, Mandy Darsey, Wayne Davis, Cara Dean, Kerry Dever, Timothy Dufford, Greg Dumas, George Farrell, Heather Garey, Tracy Gordon, Mike Greene, Kirk Dumas, Tabatha Faulk, Wimpy Garrett, Ouida Goolsby, Teresa Greene, Mark Edwards, Doug Fincher, Stacey Giddens, Jim ‘Grant, Michele Griggs, Kerry Evans, Scott Fisher, Robby Grant, Roderick Griffin, Robbie Farlar, Deondray Foster, Andrea Goolsby, Mattie Greene, Jimmy Hamilton, Bob Hancock, Jimmy Hightower, Terry Houston, Denise Jackson, Stephanie Harness, Larry Hill, Andrea Howe, Debbie } Hunt, Bobby Jackson, Toni Holland, Carol Hubbard, William Idone, Michelle James, Sandra Henderson, Craig Hollingshed, Cassandra Huckeba, Jerry Irby, Kim Jernigan, Traci Henderson, Robert Hopkins, Stacy : Hughes, Yvette Irons, Rachel Johnson, Bryan Johnson, Jeff Justice, Brena King, Sandy R. ANY Johnson, Ronnie Johnson, Veronica Keys, Trina King, Chris Kitchens, Carol Kitchens, Kim “The gang's all here!” Jones, Marci King, Samaria King, Sandy F. Kitchens, Renee Knowles, Billy Kondorf, Sandy Lacy, Mike Wwe b Leverette, Lisa Malone, Stephanie Martin, Bill Marlow, Sherri Naat Martin, Stacy Lane, Lisa Lee, Tonya Langelier, David Lester, Eric Lunsford, Derrick “Do | need my notebook, too?”’ Lassittor, Michael Lester, Stephanie % _ Maddox, Amanda Mathis, Darlene McKinley, Shelly Milanek, Ann Napier, Teresa Maurer, Veronica McSwain, Jennifer Milanek, Mark Mizell, Melissa Nelson, Brenda Maynard, Kirk G McNeal, Wayne Miller, Kim vy. Moon, Robert Nelson, Jack McCord, Crystal } Meyer, Patrick Miller, Shannon Moore, Stephanie Nelson, Robert McCoy, Tim Miller, Sheila Moorman, Christy Newby, Tammy Palmer, Craig Pitts, Dorothy Russell, Jimmy Palmer, Melissa Pitts, Yoshanda Reeves, Sarah Rohrssen, Dawn Sack, Paula Parker, Jeanie Poland, Doug Regula, Kevin Ross, Mildred Sandefur, Casey Pounds, Stacey Reid, Tyrone Rowland, DeeAnn Sandefur, Jody Phillips, Shannon Ramsey, Lori ’ Richardson, Frederick Russell, Janet Sanderlin, Michelle Sapp, Sonya Simmons, Floyd Smith, Lewis Scott, Richard Sink, John Smith, Stephanie pa Shaheen, Chris Shouse, Audrey Skinner, Elvin Smith, Chad ’ Solomon, Leon Solomon, Trent NOVEMBER ' 3 £ 6 0 ou yn ww nm 4 ia “‘Deep concentration” tn Simmons, Florine Smith, Darrell ¢ Spearman, Mitzi Spikes, Jacqueline “Brainstorm” Taylor, Stephanie Taylor, Wayne WY Thurman, Teresa Tooley, Michelle Towles, Leon Turano, Skip tI Stewart, Alysia Stripling, Dale Sumner, Terri Swearingen, Bobby Talcott, Terry Tapley, Thomas Thompson, Howard Thornton, Robert Thurman, Penny Van Nostrand, Diane Wade, Cherill Wadsworth, Denise Waldrop, Jason Walker, Craig 4 Nl ard, Felicia Webb, Valesia Wheelus, Kim Wheelus, Shane Whitaker, Rhonda Williams. Derrell Williams. Jennifer Williams, Levetta ! Williams, Paula Williams, Ricky Wimberly, James Wolff, Debbie Wood, Robby Wooten, Terry - = . ® 7 a @ - tH Class Favorites “We, the class of 1988, have been striving to make this year a success. The officers have worked hard to ar- range a car wash and bake sale to raise money for our Homecoming float in the parade. We are also working on having a service project to help our school.”’ : Christy Bloodworth Tres- Melanie Reeves Sec- Alisa Moss Abney, Jeff Asbell, Tripp Beasley, Chad Blankenship, Toni Blount, Anissa Adams, Jody Avery, Greg Beasley, Dianne Bloodworth, Christy Bonner, Renee Aycock, Lisa Bebee, Chery! Bloodworth, Keith . Booker, Terrance Ammons, Sheila . | Bates, Larry Belton, Veronica Bloodworth, Tracy Bowden, Dwayne Arnold, Kim Battle, Tammie Blount, Benita MA Bowen, Joel Boyd, Candler Brantley, Jamie Braswell, Tony Broadus, Dexter Brown, Wendy Byrd, Mandy Cabiness, Adrelia Card, Teralyn Carter, Joseph Carter, Lisa Caruso, Karen Carver, Patricia Clarke, Amie fy Cliff, George Cobb, Kelli N Collins, Tiffany Connolly, Chery! Coulter, Tonya Crews, Wesley 2 Culp, Barry Curtis, Stephanie Dupree, Brad : | Dumas, Staci Deason, Lance . i vi j Denny, Kevin Dumas, Scott Dye, Tammy Edmonson, Brian Floyd, Reb Galeazzo, Bryan Giddens, Derryck Goad, Alan Evans, Beth Gandy, Tonya Sd. Gilbert, Lindy Goodwin, Duree v Evans, Dwayne Evans, Teresa Freeman, Cory Freeman, Tory Garey, Kim Glass, Charlotte Goodwin, Scott Graves, John int Finney, Sandra { Freeman, Darrick Gibbs, Corey Gleaton, Eddie Gray, Malcolm Greene, Mary Griffin, Angie Hamm, Leslie Headden, Tammie ed = 4 Hill, Matresa Greene, Zalonie Griffin, Jimmy Harvey, Sandy Hencely, Sabrina Gregory, Troy Grimes, Derek Haskins, Keith Hencely, Wesley karl Hill, Tyrone Holmes, Cliff Griffen, Todd Grimes, Lisa Hamlin, Michelle Hayden, Kip Hayslip, Melanie Herndon, Mark Hill, Lashun Holmon, Lori Horne, Ulysses Howell, Darren Hulett, Teresa f Hunnicut, Kim Jacks, Vickie Jackson, James Jackson, John Jackson, Julie Jackson, Sandra Jackson, Walter James, Ann Jarrard, Jennifer Jiles, David Johnson, Barry Johnson, Lance Johnson, Scott 4 Josey, Jody Jump, Eric Kent, Joe King, Tammy Kitchens, Rad on Lamar, Gabriel Lamb, Jason Lamb, Marquita Lancaster, Cleve Lane, Gary | Langelie, Debbie Lanford, Marcus Leonard, Kim Lester, Carl Lewis, Phillip Lifsey, Kristen Lovett, Carolyn Massey, Jodie McDuffie, Derrick Michaud, Bobby Mills, Beth Morgan, Tammy Morgan, Tracie 1h Lovejoy, Margie McElheney, Kenny Moss, Alisa Lowe, Billy Mcintosh, Johnny Moore, Mindy Murphy, Kathy Mason, Paula McCarty, Kip McKleroy, Kris Moore, Robert Myers, Pat Myrick, Janice Nelson, Chap Nelson, Remicha Norris, Calvin Norton, Shelia Nunn, David O'Neal, Kenneth Pace, Lynn Palmer, Tammy Passmore, Jeff Paul, John : Payne, Buffie Penniman, Stephanie Phillips, Leesa Pittman, Joe Pitts, Brenda 3 4 as Pitts, Thelma Platt, Vicki Poole, Tiffani Pounds, Lorrine Pounds, Wildred Presley, Sheila Redding, Guss a Reynolds, Cheron Roberts, Cliff WS 1 Roland, Tammy Raley, David Reed, Eddie Richardson, Charles : % Roberts, Derrick Ross, Donna Ray, Chuck Reed, Wendy Barbara Roberts, Kesila Royal, Dexter Ridley, Lashon Roberts, Randy Rucker, Brenda Redd, Dana Renfroe, Stacey Rivers, Mary Roberts, Tonya Rutherford, Boyce Cc. s Salter, Jaye Shuler, Tarshena Smith, Racheal Stewart, Kim Summerford, Quo Vades Sapp, Carla Shuler, Todd Solomon, Kim Stewart, Stacy ely Tate, Darrin Seabolt, Becky Sibley, Michael Spencer, Timothy ¢ Stinson, John Taylor, Bobby Seabolt, Tonya Simons, Carolyn Spikes, Jennetta Stokes, Margie Taylor, Guerry es Shubert, Jerry Skinner, Tammy Stewart, Benjanese Sullivan, Darius Thomas, Remeka Thomas, Rhonda Towles, Raynard Walk, Joanna Washington, Jarwin Wells, Ken Thompson, Rhonda Tritsch, Lenore Walker, Mike Watkins, Marcus Whiddon, Angela Thurman, Fredrick Turner, Keith Ware, Jeffery Watson, Paul Whitaker, Shaw Thurman, Jimmy Ussery, Tammy Ware, Trina Wells, Lisa Whitaker, Venice Tibbs, Labrina : | Vinson, Wyndell Wheeler, Bobby 5 y Williams, Glen = Williams, Lowell Williams, Sylvia Williams, Angela Williams, Joseph Williams, Willie Willis, Ginger Wilson, Renee Wimberly, Kim Wood, Hope Wood, Todd Woods, Kecia Worrell, Hope Yaughn, Brandy oa % On the City’s western border, reared against the sky, Proudly stands our Alma Mater As the years go by. Forward ever be our watchword Conquer and prevail, Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, JCHS all hail. PRIDE IN MEMORIES The Growl Staff proudly dedicates the 1985 Growl to a man who works days, nights, and weekends for the betterment of our school. Mr. John Trimnell has served as our principal for two years. During that time J.C.H.S. has made great progress thanks to this devotion and service. Mr. Trimnell, you are the MODELS’ model! THE MODEL JONES COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT, fe LINTON JORDAN, A MAN WHO CARES LX THAT FAMOUS SMILE A MAN FOR ANY JOB! JONES COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION DEVOTED? TO THE FUTURE Pie sitet — le P. “ ey� TF eet ¥ ( y } e¥: Bt da | : c¥s ; Ws, °4 WAT 8 it ik: sis t $68 5k ae ’ ee i } os ; be o ) % wh i . si Ye AY | 4 VES, a : i, }Be 3 5 z , + +� Pe ihe a a ‘ ae s 3 ; Top, L to R: Mr. Stone, Mr. Haskins, Mr. Black, Mr. Andrews. Bottom: Mr. Greene. “How | spent my summer” “‘Where’s your hall pass?” Mr. John Trimnell Principal “Teachers, please excuse the interruption.”’ Mr. Charlie Smith Assistant Prineipal “Students are not suppose to park in this area!” The Central Office - | A Place ray Te Of Pride, Power, And Production Betsy Abbott - Secretary MaryLois Bland Ron Colvard Connie Dufford Jim Abbott Stanley Bobinski George Cooper Richard Eidson Robert Atkinson Vicki Brown Edward Damour LeAnn Beasley Sherry Calhoun Picture Not Available Douglas Davis Tracie Fleming David Giddens Alice Golson Jean Guthrie “‘Let’s march to the same beat!”’ Richard Kahley Nancy Kent Frazier McCrary Mattie Middliebrooks Carlita Morgan Geraldine Morgan Picture Not Available Judy Morgan Patricia Morgan Melanie Moye Edward Mullins je) —_— SELES Mary Musselman Brenda Mutchler Neil Mutchler Nancy Nash Marth a Odom — ba ee “| hope this is important!” Jeri O’Quinn Cecil Patterson Mike Payne Mattie Pitts Vivian Pitts Jeanne Rich Toni Rozier ‘ Ellen Sires “Garfield's Best Pal’’ Lavonne Smith Karen Souther Ron Stein Peggy Stevens Bonnie Stevenson John Trimnell, Principal Beverly Wells : Bubba Williams Sara Troutman Patti Williams mAL” ma A 8S Wydene Stewart Zenola Swain Henry Warnock Michael Webb Bettye Williams Renie Young 1Sti2aeinme. a THE PARAGON SENIOR Tammy Seabolt with her escort, Mike Seabolt. Janice Belton with her escort, Andre Cabiness. Tina Shiver with her escort, Bobby Sanderlin. Priscilla Greene with her escort, Anthony Greene. Denise Grimes with her escort, Scotty Thompson. Sharon Mills with her escort, Dennis Woolfolk. UNDERCLASSMAN COURT Alicia Morgan with her escort Robert Lester, representing the Junior Class. Personna Ammons with her escort Eric Lester, representing the Sophomore Class. Wendy Brown with her escort Jamey Huckeba, representing the Freshman Class. SHOWING JCHS PRIDE Paige Bloodworth with her escort Trey Bloodworth, representing the Junior Class. La Shun Hill and her escort Cory Freeman, representing the Freshman Class. Kerry Barfield with her escort Jerry Huckeba, representing the Sophomore Class. HOMECOMING 19 Tammy Seabolt is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Seabolt of Gray. She is the editor of the Greyhound Press, and she is employed by the Best Little Balloon House in Georgia. She plans to attend college and major in Broad- casting and Journalism. Sharon Mills is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Mills of Macon. She plans to attend Fort Valley State College after graduating from high school. SPIRIT WEEK | 1984 Student Council did an excellent job planning the 1984 spirit week. The week started October 16, with Hawaiian or Tacky Tourist day. There was a luau at both lunches, and punch was served while the band played. On Wednesday, the JCHS campus was covered with punk rockers, and people dressed as their op- posite sex. At lunch the JCHS Greyhound chased the Dodge Co. Indian and, when caught, the Indian was locked up for the night. Thursday was Hunter or Mourning day. Students came dressed as hunters or in funeral clothes to mourn the hanging of the Dodge In- dian. At lunch the Indian was hanged and buried in the schoolyard. Friday was the traditional purple and goid day. The afternoon was filled with excitement, as there was a pep rally followed by a city wide parade. The 1984 Spirit Week was truly one of the best ever!! JCHS TALENT SHOW The Talent Show presented a new format this year. Contestants were divided into four categories of com- petition. These categories included dance, vocal, in- strumental and a miscellaneous category. This year's winners were the Happy Feet Cloggers in the dance category, Tarshena Shuler in the instrumental category, Wendy Williams and Rodney Lester in the vocal category, and Sherry Webb, Shannon Webb, and DeAnn Bivins in the miscellaneous category. The overall prize was given to Wendy Williams and Rodney Lester. A standing room only crowd was presented a magnifi- cent show. WHITE CHRISTMAS The White Christmas program in 1984 was somewhat different from past White Christmas pro- grams. It was centered around favorite Christmas stories and featured several skits and Christmas carols. The Senior Class of 1985 did a great job! GOOD TIMES fame AT JCHS ‘et THE BEST JCHS BAND MAJORETTES In the spring of the year, a feature twirler and a new squad is picked The new squad attends a summer camp for twirlers for one week. There is a lot of practicing going on getting ready for football season. The majorettes perform at halftime at football games, home basketball games, and also at parades Captaitytnd Star Twirler-S. Webb ‘ee Lindsey : f vn tar F : : = ‘: FLAG CORPS JCHS Flag Corps serve as a form of entertainment during football season. It also is a combination of dancing during half-time at basketball games. During the summer we attend camp, helping us to become the best for the upcoming season! VARSITY HEERLEADERS UY) ican o x O oO — © © ae O “1 im Pres.- | Braswell SPIRIT CLUB Clay V The prime purpose of a pep club is to stimulate school spirit, to back the cheerleaders with rehearsed cheering, and to give support to the school’s athletic program. The group supports the team, win or lose. BETA CLUB Beta Club is a service oriented school organization. Membership is based on scholastic achieve- ment and good character. During the first semester of the school year, Beta Club initiated its new members. Stevens Officers Bee The National Honor Society sponsored a Red Cross Blood Drive making a contribution to the never-ending need for blood. NHS also attended a state con- vention at Jekyll Island and spon- sored a dance with the proceeds benefitting charity. cece a HHH iil 1 weeny ' | HH i i ue = ! Hut . ry eonne cease STGUSSRaRA % . ae GL ne hth x! eee es faeeees jee es SE ’ _ (RRESECAGEDR ESHER TITTY? sal ” 3 = 2 ic Four-H is a club that combines both fun and educational activities. Senior 4-Hers have opportunities to par- ticipate in various special interest camps, project competition, and leadership workshop in Washington D.C. « SOCIAL STUDIES Adviser- E The Social Studies Club plans to visit the Woodruff House at Mercer University in Macon and the Jarrell Plantation in Jones County this year. «= = J it . = ww : ” MATH CLUB Our main club activity is sponsor- ing our math team The team com petes in several math tournaments every year Pres Collum (hes S. Lindsey V.Pres.- aes ane = M. Paul Sec.- S. Fordhamiikeas. D ro see : a i : 7 ld HH The Science Club offers students a chance to enrich their science knowledge by having speakers from the science field and science films. SCIENCE CLUB The Jones Co. chapter of FBLA assists students in getting a head-start in business awareness. It gives students the opportunity to ex- ert their skills in na- tional, state, and regional competi- tions as well as in chapter events. FRENCH CLUB The main purpose of the French Club is to educate its members about the French cultures. We gathered presents and canned goods to give to needy families at White Christmas. Our major acitivity is the selling of ribbons during football season. This year SADD was established at JCHS for the purpose of promoting student and community awareness of the dangers of drunk driving. Advisers are Mrs. P. Morgan, Mrs. Nash, and Mr. Abbott. | Br RF Lili Bu JOURNALISM Usually Journalism students enter the class looking forward to working on the newspaper. First they receive the job of selling ads to help finance the paper. Once an ad is sold, the stu- dent then designs the ad for typesetting and lays it out for printing. All seem to agree that being a member of the Greyhound Press staff is a learning experience which proves to be enjoyable oTUDENT COUNCIL Student Council worked very hard this year to raise funds for homecoming. We arranged an excellent Spirit Week and kept activities going on all year long to keep students involved. m a eS be fas . a rm . fa o ial Juniors = ca = = = = a DP Adv. — M. Pitts ‘ FRESHMAN THESPIANS The Thespians have been very acitve this year. Besides putting on 4 one-act plays we have held many fund-raisers that help pay for the biggest activity for Thespians, Thespian conference. Os; Ss x Tree As l © DUNGEONS AND DRAGONS Dungeons and Dragons offers an opportunity to any student interested in the game to participate. OG =o TRIVIAL PURSUIT LM A EP Eh AE st, ‘ : ‘sae. 5 = Sees; ” 4 : @.. . cenananmans @ © Saree Cla a. MODELING CLUB The members of the Modeling Club have worked hard this year. Our Major production was a Spring Fashion Show. Led by Mrs. Young, we have had various money-raising pro- jects. We have several members working toward modeling and _ designing careers. To become a National Forensic League member a person has to be actively involved in Literary. When students collect enough points they receive a certificate. With more participation they can receive higher rankings. | i i ’ i i i i : i i 5 ' 4 i i i ‘ 4 } i i , YEARBOOK STAF A year before this book was delivered, we began selling ads and planning the theme. We spent a week in August at Yearbook Camp and proudly brought home a 1st place award in Layout Design. Adviser- P. Morgan Afi WM YX HA) Wy J ‘ i$ Ny « Reid Moughon Ronda Barton and Becky Nunn Lori Ramsey and last but not least... Hard work pays off. “| didn’t mean to mess up.” “Horrors!” “Let me out!” 1D A Te _- “Let's play.” Lisa! “‘Please?”’ In Memory THERE IS NO DEATH There is no death! Although we grieve When beautiful, familiar forms That we have learned to love are torn From our embracing arms — There is no death! The stars go down To rise upon some other shore, And bright in heaven’s jewelled crown Huey shine torevennore. Although with bowed and breaking heart, With sable garb and silent tread, We bear their senseless dust to rest, And say that they are “dead,” There is no death! The forest leaves Convert to life the viewless air; The rocks disorganize to feed The hungry moss they bear. They are not dead! They have but passed Beyond the mists that blind us here Into the new and larger life Of that serener sphere. They have but dropped. theimrobe of clay To put their shining raiment on; They have not wandered far away — They are not “lost” nor ‘‘gone.”’ There is no death! The dust we tread Shall change, beneath the summer showers To golden grain, or mellowed fruit, Or rainbow-tinted flowers. There is no death! The leaves may fall, And flowers may fade and pass away — They only wait, through wintry hours, The warm, sweet breath of May. Though disenthralled and glorified They still are here and love us yet; The dear ones they have left behind They never can forget. There is no death! The choicest gifts That heaven hath kindly lent to earth Are ever first to seek again The country of their birth. And sometimes, when our hearts grow faint Amid temptations fierce and deep, Or when the wildly raging waves Of grief or Seamer se a eee And all things that for growth or joy Are worthy of our love or care, Whose loss has left us desolate, Are safely garnered there. Though life become a desert waste, We know its fairest, sweetest flowers, Transplanted into Paradise, c er ey Adorn immortal bowers. The voice of birdlike me “s te That we have missed and Now mingles with the ang ae | everlasting song. ties . Allen Bridges ieee teeta mn ee — liens SSN nes RRM “apeesisettees tes, c. THE ULTIMATE Scores Don’t Tell It All VARSITY FOOTBALL = ae od 26 3-16 a ait 60 20 ‘e “7 Se 0 a e283 4 Lf “a4 wie og eg 84 “74 14 28 | aS at it Reid, 7 Yancey Joiner, Curtis Lanford Napoleon Brown, 1 Troy Anderson, 12 Al Dean, 32 Trip Y Glawson, . . gat re y 5 aime xe o nS } Nelson, y ak a ETS, Te ygiier CARs Harper, Waeten, me eer Th, Senior Players |-r Row 1: Dover Tuft, Reginald Harris, Ran- dy Harper, Coach Williams, Roger Lee, Lorenzo Morris, Reginald Grant Row 2 : Larry Manuel, Stacy Lyle, Troy Anderson, John Pittman, Jeff Ambrose, Donald Williams, Allen Shuler, Greg Williams. The 84-85 year brought several changes for the varsity team. Adjusting to a new head coach and replacing the valuable seniors of last year, the JCHS Greyhounds experienced a seemingly impossible challenge. Head coach Bubba Williams valiantly led the varsi- ty Greyhounds in their attempt to overcome these obstacles. We are proud of you, Greyhounds! Head Coach: Bubba Williams Assistant Coaches : Cecil Patterson, Rusty Atkinson, Edward Mullins, Dave Giddens, Eddie Dudley, Rick Kahley Bound to Be a Hound JR. VARSITY FOOTBALL The B-Team proved to be a tremendous success during the year 84-85. These young players will be major assets to the future varsity team. LADY HOUNDS dm� 4 Ane he lr weratad ReezTF . Ww Se ee, ee ce) © PEE VIR gt rae rea Terra aT NEVES PY PE oe ee | L-R, Bow 1: Mgr, pia E. Williams, R.. Whisby, C. Middlebrooks, |. Robegits Row 2: D. Farlar.1 _ Broadus, Z. Green lebrooks Row 3: J Bussel, Mgr. M whigby. MeTodley, M, mtx ce wm 1 Rosy P. dale) ; é oe = The Lady Hounds got off to a good start this year with a line of six energetic seniors and one junior. Regina Whisby showed outstanding sportsmanship by being rated as one of Middle Georgia's leading athletes. The team ended the season with nine wins and ten losses. 1984-85 BOYS and GIRLS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE JONES COUNTY HIGH “Greyhounds” 21 Putnam Co 27 Central 1 Cochran 4 Twiggs Co 8 Cochran 11 Wilkinson Co. Washington Co. Monticello Christmas Trn Twiggs Co Dublin Monticello Central Dodge Co Crisp Co. Washington Co. Dodge Co Putnam Co. Dublin Wilkinson Co. Crisp Co. BOYS’ JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The girls junior varsity basketball team started out this season with only three players from last year. These players were Patrice Knight, Amanda Mad- dox, and Teresa Thurman. The team members were hard working, energetic, and dedicated. They had a record of six wins and eight losses. Row 1, L-R: M. Tooley, T. Thurman, A. Maddox, M. Ae: Spikes, B. Hill, S. Smith Row 3: Coach Toni Rozier t. 2. Coach— Toni Rozier Spikes, J“Russel Row 2: i Sop per. Z. Greene, M. Lamb, J A Dedication to the Memory of a Great Man BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL ——” ’ 7 A fs = uf . i. Giént, OF Woolf . Williams 4 f Seniors-Kneeling : R. Grant Standing : D. Woolfolk, J. Pittman, R. Lee, R. Seabrooks The 1985 varsity basketball team dedicated their season to Mr. Jimmy Myers for his loyal sup- port to Athletics. This year’s team lost four great players, but we also gained five exceptional seniors. Dennis Woolfolk and Reginald Grant proved to be outstanding outside shooters and top scorers. The Hounds, led by Coach Eddie Dudley and Coach Cecil Patterson achieved a reputable record of 12-12. BOYS’ JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1, L-R : J. Wimberly, M. Jordan, C. Gray, C. Gibbs, L. Lloyd, C. Freeman Row 2: Coach Patterson, J. Jackson, J. Williams, T. Court- ney, N. Brown, R. Wimberly, J. Card, J. Huckeba, J. Stinson, D. Royal, P. Myers, D. Williams This year’s team consisted of five varsity players and thirteen varsity pro- spects. Their coach, Cecil Patterson, led them to a great season. Chris Gray proved to be an exceptionally good point guard, and he and his other team members are looking forward to next year’s season. We Are The Champions BASEBALL Jones County enjoyed the best season ever last year in baseball. Coach Patterson’s team produced another Region 3AAA championship and another Lem Clarke Tournament championship. The team made it all the way to the State Quarter Finals with a perfect 22-0 record before bowin g out to a tough Troup County squad. Coach Patterson was chosen by the Macon Telegraph News as Middle Georgia’s Baseball Coach of the Year, and Adrian Adkins was chosen as Middle Georgia's Spring Sports Player of the Year. In 1985, our team is expecting to be right back on top again. Jones County will be led by two outstanding pitchers, Jamey Huckeba and Roger Lee. Row 1, L-R : L. Whitney, R. Bennett, J. Huckeba, T. Brown, R. Lee, S. Mimes Row 2: D. Perdue, V. Miller, K. Meyers, C. Lanford, J. Huckeba, M. Ryles, A. Cabiness Row 3: S. Mimes, E. Normon, K. Towles, T. Reid, M. Lacy, R. Wood, D. Giddens, K. Hammock Row 4: Coach Atkinson, Coach Patterson 4 me ratet ih: Hl ; 4 Ma i tN ws GOLF - HOLE IN ONE Coach Bubba Williams Four years have passed since JCHS has sponsored a golf team. Coach Bubba Williams _ skillfully coached these amateur golfers this spring. The six best players will participate in Region in May. Runners, Take Your Mark GIRLS TRACK Coach Giddens took over the responsibility of coaching Girls Track. Track involves more than just meets. It takes weeks of practice to develop the necessary skills to compete, in return for a few seconds of competition. The girls put their hearts and bodies into preparing for the region meet. Running The Distance ee __ Optimistic is the word for the boys track team at JCHS this year according to new Coach Edward Mullins. The team has practiced mastering the skills of passing batons, throwing discs and jumping hurdles. They had nine meets with other schools, and competition proved to be very stiff. Congratulations, Coach Mullins, your team has done a good job. Coach Jim Abbott Last year’s team had the best scoring season of any of the past years. Both the boys and the girls team had a terrific season, and this year’s team is heading in the same direction. The team consists of two seniors, Gayla Morgan and John Pittman, six juniors, two sophomores, and two freshmen. SPORTS ANDIDS ““Amerose”’ “Good shot, Virg!”’ “A first-rate coach ’ THE LAST WORD a = a” 2 z 5 o ANTON ST. ’ a 1-75 MERC ’ ’ = � 950C Air Conditioning He Replacement � Air Conditioning « Chillers x Service for all brands 24 hrs a day In Macon ce 1938 241 South St 742-8768 D° CHARLES W. ETHERIDGE Gray, Ga. For all your decorating needs LILLIAN SANDERS LILLIAN’S CAKE CANDY SUPPLIES 2007D Riverside Dr. 742-013 Manufacturers — P.O. Box 219 Gordon, Ga. 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Box 377 986-6554 OLD CLINTON B-B-Q SADDLE and - HARNESS SHOP 2907 Joycliff Rd. 742-1182 Pong tulations 1ORS! KWICKIE Gray, Ga. 31032 + Through Technology Managing Growth o JOHNSON —_- ELECTRIC rae tad tf CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL THE FINE STUDENTS OF JCHS CARPET SALVAGE 4588 Log Cabin Dr. Macon, Ga. Home of economy carpet Locally owned and operated Henry Leslie — OWNER Kathy, Despite all the eye times, I knew you ¥ granddaughter. | wish the world as a young dy. Tina, Congratulations on your success! | am very proud of you! Always remember that love youll! Always, Bobby Tina, We watched you grow into a beautiful young lady. We have had good times and bad. But For goodness sakes, BRUSH remember we will always be here for you. YOUR HAIR!! Congratulations, you made it. Love, Mama FROM: THE GANG and Daddy To Stephanie Myers: Cliff, Thanks for the past four years. Life SHORT PERSON wouldn’t be the same without you! LOVES | love you, Kendra BIG BEAR To the memory of Tim Deal, a young man whose absence has left an emptiness in the hearts of all who knew him. If | Had Known If |had known what trouble you were bearing; What griefs were in the silence of your face; | would have been more gentle, and more caring, And tried to give you gladness for a space. | would have brought more warmth into the place, If |had known. If | had Known what thoughts despairing drew you; (Why do we never try to understand?) | would have lent a little friendship to you, And slipped my hand within your hand, And made your stay more pleasant in the land. If |had known. by Mary Carolyn Davies from The Gang Friendship Friendship is a silver ring. Friendship is a lovely thing. Just begins and has no end. Doesn’t even need to send Messages on paper white. Knows that all is well and right. Lives on thoughts and true affection. Now and then has this objection: Time is short and meetings few. So this brings my love to you. by Marguerite de Angeli from Kim and Ron THIS PAGE IS PROUDLY DEDICATED TO MRS. MORGAN FROM HER LOVING YEARBOOK STAFF She's sexy, She’s gorgeous, She’s great, She's fine —! She’s our P. Morgan ONE OF A KIND! WE LOVE YOU! | i i! OUR SPIRIT OF PRIDE IS SHOWN IN THE CLASS- ROOM, IN THE COMMU- NITY, AND ON’ THE ATHLETIC FIELD. WE ARE NOT ASHAMED OF WANTING MORE. WE ARE NOT EMBARRASSED BY OUR HUNGER a i TO WRITE THE fb op) LL a LL }-- © x a O fo BEST PAPER, TO SET THE BEST EXAMPLE, TO BE THE BEST SCHOOL EVER. SONG, i it fh HM UII LION Oa Be At first glance, the yearbook is just a book with pictures of Jones County students. Some people like the book and some don’t. But before you judge the book, let’s se e the work involved in producing a 232 page yearbook and raising the $16,000 to pay for it. We began the 1985 Growl last year while still in school. For weeks we talked about a theme and finally decided on one—“‘It’s a Matter of PRIDE.’’ We worked during the summer getting copy ready, deciding on what pictures to take, and finding the right lay-outs to use. Sounds easy ?? Try staying up until 4:00 a.m. deciding on the right lay-out! Remember we have to agree or at least most of us. When school started we worked everyday until Feb. 21 when | turned in this last page. The staff still had more copy to write on every section, lay-outs to draw, pictures to take. We had to draw every single page. Toward the end of each dead-line we worked mornings, after school, nights, and even over the weekends. We put a lot more work in the yearbook than people imagine. We do our best to produce a good book for the school, but some still complain. The staff can’t please everyone, but we still try to. We hope you do enjoy the book because we are proud of our accomplishment and take PRIDE in it! Kendra Wooden, Editor-in-chief 1984-1985 UMNDOGLAK