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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1988 volume:

OPENING 3 ‘A community is like a ship; everyone ought to be prepared to take the helm.’’ HENRIE IBSEN “Dear Editor, We, the proud students of JCHS are very much interested in the support of a school bond referendum for im- proving the educational opportuni- ties for the children of Jones County and hope that our citizens are as well. We feel though that most of the adults of Jones County who do not go to the school everyday cannot vi- sualize the problems of the school and therefore, we need to bring this forward so that we may get the sup- port of both young and old adults.” This paragraph from a letter by Ke- cia M. Woods, senior, to the editor of the Jones County News illustrates the presence of a strong student- community bond. The resulting YES vote to a new high school further strengthened that bond. 4 OPENING 1. Cecil Patterson shows patri- otism and dedication in voting yes for the bond issue. 2. Jones County parent takes time out of a busy schedule to show support. 3. Local citizens line up to vote in the school gym. 4. September 29, 1987 is a busy day for the voting machine. DILIGENCE “Diligence is the mother of good fortune.’ MI- GUEL DE CERVANTES To be diligent is to work hard. To work hard is to be successful. Suc- cess and diligence go hand in hand in every step of life, whether you teach or are taught. Sometimes we are required to do more than we think we are able. That extra effort after class, at the playing field, and on the job reap emotional and financial benefits. The effect of diligence spreads out- ward like the ripple in a lake. That first small effort grows and grows into a big accomplishment, and the one who strives often, influences oth- ers to work harder, too. 1. Tiffany Harrelson keeps on working diligently after En- glish class. 2. Lunchroom personnel work hard to fill youthful appetites. 3. Linton Jordan takes time out to entertain at a Spirit club meeting. 4. 1988 sees that watches serve not only as time-pieces, but also as fashion statements. 6 OPENING SPIRIT “IT see you stand like greyhounds in the slips ... Follow your spirit. ...”’ WIL- LIA M 1. Bryan Tompkins, JCHS quarterback, finally takes a SHAKESPEARE break from his busy schedule. 2. LaJuana Daniel and Tracy An aura that exudes even to the out- Bloodworth smile with pride er most limits of the school, spirit is with the regional victory be- like a contagious fever for which hind them. there is no cure. This undying spirit touches all, making us one. The school becomes a massive chain, and every person contributes to form a link. The soul of the school is bared when the Greyhounds of any sport come onto the field or court. From the noisy bleachers, to the quietness of an empty classroom, the spirit is there. Spirit is something that cannot be touched but is like a burning wild- fire that enraptures the student body and even the administration. Spirit reaches beyond race, color, creed, or religion, pulling people of different backgrounds together. Yes, long after the craziness of Spirit Week fades and after winter’s chill becomes a sweet kiss of the summer sun, the spirit of Jones County High School lives on. 8 OPENING = |. Keith Bartlett gives a helpful = lift to a fellow freshman. 2. Mindy Moore, senior, tries to get it together before graduation. 3. Art teacher Deborah McMahon continues to support JCHS spirit through her artwork. OPENING 9 RELATIONSHIPS “She saw every per- sonal relationship as a pair of intersecting circles. ...” JAN STRUTHER High school is the time when stu- dents begin to sense the value of rela- tionships with friends, teachers, and members of the opposite sex. There are times when you need to confide in someone. Everyone has a teacher that he can trust, because teachers can be friends also. Best friends are the ones you tell your innermost secrets without fear of everyone finding out. With these friends, we can laugh, cry, fight, and make-up, and our true personalities can shine through. Have you ever had a day when you just needed a hug? A friend or teach- er can say just the right thing to make everything all right. There is always someone to confide in at JCHS. 10 OPENING 1. Mr. Rogers and the softball team plan their strategy against Perry. 2. Mrs. Abbott, Mrs. Perry, Mrs. Jernigan, and Ms. Stew- art make plans for the new school. 3. Mr. Trimnell is concerned about the welfare of the stu- dents at J.C.H.S. 4. Wayne Stevenson, Charlie Smith, Charles Adams and Bill Perry wait for the outcome of the bond issue. SPORTS _ From the crowd comes a loud cry, “GREYHOUNDS!” But, for which of the many sports at JCHS is the crowd cheering? Could it be basketball, softball, football, or even tennis or track?? No matter which sport is on the field or court, the fans always cheer their team onward. Behind all of this glory, sweat, and hard work, there is a team united. They must all take a mo- ment of silence for the concentra- tion that is necessary for the big game ahead. The individual looks to the coaches for guidance so that he can perform to his ability. Through sports, the students and faculty unite. The Jones County Varsity foot- ball team takes a moment of med- itation before the Morgan County game. 12 SPORTS mar Co. in t score of 33-0. z The 1987-88 hound football team burst into the seaso; eagerness, by defeating La- son opener with a sweeping ==. Football photos by Chris Chancey SPORTS 15 1. Darius Sullivan receives instructions from defensive coach, Thomas Moore. 2. Quarterback, Bryan Tompkins evades number 23 as he searches for a receiver. 3 3. Joan Tompkins waits impatiently to blow her air horn. 4. The Varsity football team stands ready to lead their school to yet an- other victory. 16 SPORTS Jones Co. 33-0 41-0 12-6 7-24 13-22 0-10 20-0 14-21 28-20 46-0 Opp. Lamar Pike Co. Jackson Mary Persons Morgan Co. Monticello Putman Co. Greene-Tal. Perry Wilkinson Co. 1. Gary Lester was selected Most Valuable Player at the 1987 Football Awards Banquet. 2. The Defensive Line prepares to pounce on Wilkinson County’s Offensive Line. 3. After an excellent kickoff, Derrick Roberts changes his shoe. SPORTS 17 1987 was the first winning season since 1982 VARSITY with a record of 6-4. The coaches behind it all are Rick Kahley, Cecil Patterson, Michael FOOTBALL noe SENIORS: Tory Freeman, Gary Lester, Derrick Roberts, Corey Freeman, Darius Sullivan, James Jackson, Art Justice, Todd Shuler t. , JUNIORS: Row 1 — Otha Everett, Charles Walker, Robert Smith, Emanuel Hall, Joe Jackson Row 2 — Buck Jackson, Robby Bailey, Al Gordon, Craig Harrison, Ronald Lester, Shannon Joyner Row 3 — Nate Whiddon, Keath Daniels, Kerry Walker, Curtis Combs, Jerry Ward, Jody Foster 18 SPORTS THE GAME MVP’S Game Lamar Pike Jackson Mary Persons Morgan Co. Monticello Putnam Co. Greene-Tal. Perry Wilkinson Co. Off. Bryan Tompkins James Jackson Gary Lester Al Gordon Gary Lester Reggie Sullivan Dan Curry Gary Lester Off. Line Dan Curry Def. Cory Freeman Darius Sullivan Derrick Roberts Nate Whiddon Charles Walker Darius Sullivan Todd Shuler Derrick Roberts Chap Nelson Craig Harrison Craig Harrison displays his skill as he tackles the Wilkinson County running back. a 1 70 4 ‘1 i ' 83 7 10 84 '§ ae SOPHOMORES AND FRESHMEN: Row | — Shane Lazenby, Anthony Ward, Jamey Moore, Bryan Tompkins, Shane Folendore Row 2 — Wes Harrison, Reggie Sullivan, Bill Bates, Thomas Lloyd, Jimmy Williams, Ken Wells SPORTS 19 4, Ay gat RW xs : 9 “ e mice ee: woe ge, mein 2 Re we Pe a Me wee : Rae WN sane ri a ees CW oles “ee mela’ « ao Be Tito ‘ MOoORE’S MARAUDING DEFENSE 1987 AWARD WINNERS — Thomas Lloyd, Reggie Sullivan, James Jackson, Gary Lester, Darius Sullivan, Nate Whiddon, Derrick Roberts 20 SPORTS JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL cael i ge tit th italy sicis solaletatatststat: =) a - Zz m = a 7 : r at | all | t alt Row | — Kelvin Smith, James Wright, Steve Weekly, Terry Jacobs, Mike Hulett, Scott Hinson, Jason Moore Row 2 — Dishawn Lester, Jimmy Williams, Joey Ussery, Jason Tucker, Freddie Hill, Tom Massingale, Calence Stephens Row 3 — Kraig McKleroy, Keith Redding, Keith Royal, Justin Griggs, Ricky Smith, Kevin Alford, Bobby Harris SPORTS 21 GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL According to Coach Gibson, this year’s Girls Varsity Basketball team is a group of hard working and outstanding young women. This is Coach Gibson’s second year of coaching the Girls Varsity team. He enjoys working with a group of people who have a super attitude and take a great pride in their team and fellow players. His goal is to help make the team excel and strive. The three returning senior players are Burnadette Hill, Marquita Lamb, and Jennetta Spikes. Be by TMeir od 4 ” - ff - ¥ ‘“ ee rr HH gal inal Row | — Gwen Broadus, Coretta Stewart, LaJuana Daniel, Lana Smith, Taras Cherry, Natasha Farlar Row 2 — Jennetta Spikes, Marquita Lamb, Michelle Gordon, Bernadette Hill, Patricia Greene, Vermia Lester, Coach Gibson 22 SPORTS BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL Coach Dudley pushed the basketball team to strive for excellence. With a lot of hard work and hours of dedication this season, he has developed a fine basketball team. There are fourteen talented and hard working athletes who put forth a lot of effort and had a successful year. The seniors this year are Cory Freeman, James Jackson, Tory Freeman, and Darius Sullivan. ' ' i ‘ ' f J ‘ ' 7 f : 7 Ls awe : Row 1 — Corey Freeman, Trance Jackson, Darius Sullivan, Brian Dorsey, James Jackson, Tory Freeman. Row 2 — Corey Gray, Rio Blount, Jesse Soloman, Dexter Abrams, Coach — Eddie Dudley, Q.T. Combs, Curtis White, Rondell White, and Todd Goad. 24 SPORTS Top Left: Darius Sullivan watches while his teammate takes a freethrow. Top Right: The Hounds put up a tough defense on the Cobras. Bottom Left: Brian Dorsey waits for a pass from a teammate. Bottom Right: “Hey, where is everybody SPORTS 25 JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL As of January 12, 1988, J.V. had a record of five wins and two losses. In the future their goal is to become varsity players. Accord- ing to Coach Gibson, the future looks bright for the upcoming season. The team has good players to build with and is excited about the remainder of the year. The members are Taras Cherry, LaJuana Daniel, Coretta Stewart, Tina Bloodworth, Lana Smith, Gwen Broadus, Michelle Bryant, Cotina Collins, Tina Farley, and Tawanna Pitts. 26 SPORTS BOYS JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL This year’s B-team is a group of young men who have worked hard against adversity to overcome numerous obstacles. Row | — Preston Gray, Kourtney Black, Jesse Solomon, Coach Moore, Rio Blount, Corey Gray, Reggie Riggins Row 2 — Earl King, Henry Adams, Todd Stuckey, Greg Appling, Robbie Matthews, Felipe Holiday, Walter Thurman (Not Pictured) — Cedrick Nolton, Q.T. Combs 28 SPORTS 1. Q.T. Combs goes for the layup. 2. Number 14, Corey Gray, shoots for two points. 3. “Where is everybody?” SCHEDULE Opp. Putnam Wilkinson Monticello Mary Persons Monticello Twiggs Wilkinson Perry Northside Twiggs Putnam Dodge Dodge Away Home Home Home Away Home Away Away Home Away Away Away Home VARSITY CHEERLEADERS In June, 1987, at NCA Cheerleading Camp, the Varsity Cheerlead- ers won the coveted Spirit Stick and were nominated for the NCA AWARD OF EXCELLENCE. They also received four superior ribbons. Besides their trip to camp, the cheerleaders also participate in leading and organizing pep rallies, cheering for football and basketball, and supporting all other school teams. Adviser, Mattie Middlebrooks Carolyn Lovett, Christy Bloodworth, Janifer Jarrard, Beth Evans, Shun Hill, Christy Howell — Captain, Chericka Collins, Jean Albrycht — Captain Not pictured — Lisa Moss SPORTS 30 1. Cheerleaders we’ll always be, until we meet again. 2. Are y all ready? 3. Christy shows true school spirit while singing the Alma Mater. 4. Chericka, calm down! 5. Go, Greyhounds, Go! SPORTS 31 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The Jr. Varsity Cheerleaders of Jones County High School cheered their best for the Jr. Varsity Football and Basketball teams this year. They show their spirit with different types of routines and cheers. Vivian Pitts is the adviser. The Jr. Varsity cheerleaders are Traci Thompson, Sherri Goble, Trista Pounds, Julie Jarrard, Tasha Singleton, Sally Bellamy, Davina Sullivan, Leatha Battle, Sonya Juhan, Demetrice Bonner, and not pictured — Tedra Brown. 32 SPORTS RIFLES The Rifle team had a busy and fun time at the Spirit of Atlanta Camp in Carollton, GA. From sunup to sundown they were busy learning twirling skills. Through camp they became better friends and twirlers. They enjoyed an exciting season for Jones County High School. Mitzi Davidson, Kim Rutherford, and Angela Brown SPORTS 33 MAJORETTES The majorettes attended camp this summer at Georgia Southern College in Statesboro. The days were filled with work and fun, from classes in the morning to activities planned for the evening. After camp, the rest of July and August was devoted to practice. During football season practices were held everyday, with games each Friday and an occasional pep-rally. We also twirled for several parades, including JCHS homecoming parade, the Macon Christ- mas Parade and a Christmas parade in Gordon. After a few short weeks of rest, they began twirling again at home basketball games. As the year winds down they prepare for tryouts once more. It’s alot of work, but the rewards, fun, excitement, and lasting friendship are well worth the effort. L to R — Tina Edwards, Kelli Cobb, Karen Lindsey, Heidi Lupton, Christy Cox, Christy Wheeler, Dianne Beasley SPORTS 34 l 4 . Majorette manager — Candy Phillips . Majorettes twirl to the beat. . Captains — Karen Lindsey and Kelli Cobb Feature Twirler Kim Stewart SPORTS 35 BASEBALL Coach Cecil Patterson has led our Hounds through many excellent years of baseball. As the team goes through many days of practice, their hope is to continue their reputation as a winning team. Row 1 — Rondell White, Derrick Roberts, Nate Whiddon, Keith Appling, Derek Grimes Row 2 — Curtis White, Kevin Chapman, Ricky Williams, Riley Dunkin, Patrick Axom, Bryan Tompkins Row 3 — Ramon Harris, Clint Schewe, Bayne Meeks, Floyd White, Mike Pettis Row 4 — Dan Curry, Coach Patterson, Willie Greene, Keith Bartlett SPORTS 37 This year’s seniors are Bayne Meeks, Derrick Rob- erts, Mike Pettis, and Derek Grimes. Row | — Tyrone Norman, Ramon Harris, Clint Schewe, Kevin Chapman, Keith Bartlett, Ramon Frye Row 2 — Antoinne Simmons, Dutch Mutchler, Luke Underwood, Chris McClellan, Ricky Williams, Billy Wood, Riley Duncan, Freddie Wilson 38 SPORTS 1. What’s the matter with Mike? Can’t you hang on to your glove? 2. Kevin Chapman makes a nice throw from third base. 3. Round and round the mound we go. SPORTS 39 LADY HOUNDS 1987 REGION CHAMPS The Jones County High School Lady Hounds had a tremendous season in the fall of 1987. The Varsity team lost only two games during the regular season, but neither of the losses effected their region record. In the region, the team went 16-0. For the first time, JCHS also had a Junior Varsity team. Since there were no other Junior Varsity teams in the area, the JV Lady Hounds played other Varsity teams. Their record was 11-1. On October 10, 1987, the Lady Hounds won the region tournament in Dublin. Also for the first time, the softball team was supported by a Booster’s Club. The Booster’s Club planned fundraisers to raise money to buy a team jacket for every player. On September 17, 1987, a 30-0-6 Remington Automatic rifle was raffled off after a month of ticket sales. Numerous carwashes and yard sales were also held. The success of the fundraisers, the support from the Booster’s Club, and the team’s winning season helped to make 1987 a year to remember. ee meee ett | ee so ——— Row | — Tonya Gandy, Tiffini Poole, Mindy Moore, Wendy Brown, Tracy Bloodworth, Margie Stokes, Marquita Lamb, Taras Cherry, Tammy Skinner, Jan Pace, Karen Meadows, and Teresa Hulett. Row 2 — Sherri Stripling, Cindy Houston, Tina Toler, Marte Kitchens, Vicky Gandy, Angel Gavel, Coretta Stewart, Beth Harrison, LaJuana Daniel, Deanna Broach, and Tammy Bledsoe. Row 3 — Mrs. Bettye Williams, Coach, Michelle Sherrell, Gwen er Michelle Gordon, Kim Raines, Danny Rogers, Coach, Marsha Greene, and Marcy Collett, Mike Pace, tatistician. 40 SPORTS Front Row: Teresa Hulett — Coach’s Award, Jan Pace — Coach’s Award, LaJuana Daniel — Best Defensive, Mindy Moore — Sportsmanship Award. Back Row: Tracy Bloodworth — Coach’s Award, Marquita Lamb — Best Offensive, Wendy Brown — Most Improved, Margie Stokes — Most Valuable Player 1. Vicky Gandy — JV Most Valuable Player 2. Mi- chelle Gordon — JV Most Improved 3. Coach Rogers and Mrs. Williams boost team spirit before the game. Southwest 3 Dublin Dublin 8 8 Perry 3 Southwest 4 Peach Co. l Crisp Co. 2 Jackson Jackson 4 9 Dodge Co. Dodge Co. 9 0 Crisp Co. 0 Peach Co. 0 Perry 0 Americus Americus | 2 42 SPORTS MsmTOR GLC Gh, lita 7 INNING BALL © IMINE JUNIOR VARSITY LADY HOUNDS Twiggs Co. - Bleckley Co. 1] Washington Co. l Mary Persons s Washington Co. me Twiggs Co. 3 Putnam Co. Twiggs Co. 5 Bleckley Co. 0 Mary Persons 12 Twiggs Co. 4 Putnam Co. 0 1. MVP Margie Stokes takes her bat. 2. The Lady Hounds rejoice their second region champi- onship. 3. The final score in the de- ciding game in which Perry was defeated. SPORTS 43 TENNIS In 1987, the tennis team had its most suc- cessful year since 1982. This year’s team has six returning members who possess a wide range of talent. The tennis coach is Jim Abbott. Kim O’Kelley demonstrates the form she used to achieve a state ranking. The 1988 Tennis team members are Kim O’Kelley, Christie Hampton, Keith Has- kins, LaShon Ridley, Chad Holton, David Raley, Ronald Lester, Chris Appling, and Todd Haskins. 1988 Region Tennis Schedule March 31 Dublin Home April 5 Peach Away April 6 Perry Home April 13 Perry Away April 19 Peach Home April 21 Dublin Away GOLF Jones County High School is proud of its golf team. Shooting for par, the Greyhounds earned a very respectable record. Even the new players showed excellent potential and were a great asset to this year’s team. Bubba Williams skillfully coached these amateur golf- ers this spring. The golf team is proud of its accomplishments and excited about its future. The seniors this year are Chad Beasley, Ben Bivins, Alan Goad, Scott Goodwin, and Travis Steed. Row 1 — Fred Lewis, Ben Bivins, Michael Atkinson Row 2 — Rodney Clemmons, Travis Steed, Scott Goodwin, coach — Bubba Williams Row 3 — Greg Bryant, Alan Goad, and Chad Beasley. SPORTS 45 GIRLS TRACK This year JCHS Girls Track Team is coached by Michael Thomp- son. His goal is to help these girls continue their success now and for the upcoming years. Row | — Bengie Gantt, Chilece Cleveland, Natasha Farlar Row 2 — Denise Seabrooks, Joycine Williams Row 3 — Michelle Gordon, Consuela Williams, Vastolvia Stewart, Remika Nelson, Vermeia Lester BOYS TRACK Coach Kahley really enjoys coaching the Boys Track this year, especially working with a group that gives its full effort in making its team number one. Even though Coach Kahley has left us at JCHS and is presently working with Califf Middle Grades, he is still supportive with coaching our track team at Jones County High School. Members: Emanuel Hall, Jerry Ward, Ronald Lester, Henry Wimberly, Gabriel Lamar, Reggie Sullivan, Charles Walker. SPORTS 47 HALF TIME ©] ae = cs FQ WY G a ) oO © Ww @ G O a | | ae! Cc Oo?) ro 48 SPORTS SENIORS We met Jones County High when we started as freshmen. Nervous and frightened, we watched in awe at the seniors. Wow. None of us could wait until we had what the seniors had, popularity, cars, and special privi- leges. Our sophomore year passed by slow- ly, but our junior year flew. Sudden- ly, with no warning, we became the seniors. Now, as we reflect on our stay here, we feel happy to be leaving, but somewhat sad because of what we will be leaving behind. An important part of our lives has drawn to a close. We've lived, laughed, loved, and learned at Jones County High School. We've made our closest friends, and some of us may have found our future spouses. We've been prepared to face the challenges of life, but not without help. We'll never really be alone. You see, we'll always have each oth- er, because we are united, together, forever as the graduating class of 1988. 1. Dianne Beasley takes a moment from her computer to smile at the camera. 2. Wendy Brown chooses her deli- cious lunch wisely in the cafeteria. SENIORS 49 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Kim Cribb, Secretary 2 years of service Mindy Moore, Treasurer | year of service Jody Adams Mike Adams Albrycht Tracie Andrews Tripp Asbell Greg Avery Karen Balkcom Jerry Barfield Tamara Battle Chad Beasley Dianne Beasley Cheryl Bebee Veronica Belton Vickie Bishop Ben Bivins Christy Bloodworth SENIORS 51 Keith Bloodworth Jamie Brantley Amy Cannon Patricia Carver 52 SENIORS Tracy Bloodworth Wendy Brown Hope Carawan Judd Chambers Anissa Blount Adrelia Cabiness LaTrenda Carson Tammie Chapman Benita Blount 7 Mark Califf Joseph Carter Monica Childs Kelli Cobb Tonya Coulter Kim Cribb Stephanie Curtis Stacie Dumas Shane Dunn Angela Eisele Beth Evans Candy Cox Karma Davis Tammy Dye Teresa Evans Wesley Crews Pam Davis Ginger Dyes Steve Ford SENIORS 53 Cindy Fordham Kimberly Garey Scott Goodwin Derek Grimes 54 SENIORS Cory Freeman Edward Gleaton Zalonie Greene Michelle Hamlin Tory Freeman i Alan Goad Todd Griffin Leslie Hamm Tonya Gandy Duree Godwin Wendy Griffin Keith Haskins David Haygood Melanie Hayslip Shun Hill Tyrone Hill Kim Hunnicutt James Jackson Sandra Jackson Ann James Bernadette Hill Matressa Hill Christy Howell Teresa Hulett Julie Jackson Reggie Jackson - Janifer Jarrard David Jiles SENIORS 55 Barry Johnson Gabriel Lamar Kim Leonard Margie Lovejoy 56 SENIORS Art Justice Julie Keene —— Marquita Lamb Gary Lane Gary Lester Phillip Lewis Carolyn Lovett Heidi Lupton Tammy Marcus Lanford Kristen Lifsey Tammy Marchetti Paula Mason Johnny McIntosh Stephanie Meeks Stacey Moore Al McCrary Kris McKleroy Missy Miles Tammy Morgan Derrick McDuffie Kenneth McElheney Karen Meadows Bayne Meeks Evette Mills Mindy Moore Lisa Moss Angela Munsey SENIORS 57 Pat Meyers Paula Nelson a vA Jeff Passmore Leesa Phillips 58 SENIORS Janice Myrick Calvin Norris Teresa Pitts Chap Nelson Jan Pace Stephanie Pennimon Vicki Platt Remicha Nelson Tammy Page Mike Pettis Tiffini Poole Sheila Presley Wendy Reed Cheron Reynolds Mary Rivers Chuck Price Cassandra Reeves Charles Richardson Kesila Roberts David Raley Melody Reeves Barbara Ridley Randy Roberts Gus Redding, Jr. Rhonda Rentz Simonia Ridley Tammy Roland SENIORS 59 Donna Ross Jaye Salter Mike Sibley Timothy Spencer 60 SENIORS Gregory Rouse Tonia Seabolt Tammy Skinner Jennetta Spikes Brenda Rucker Tarshena Shuler Eddie Slocumb Benjanese Stewart Boyce Rutherford Todd Shuler Kim Solomon Kim Stewart Stacy Stewart Bobby Taylor Rhonda Thomas gh Keith Turner Lenore Tristch Guerry Taylor Fredrick Thurman Darius Sullivan Stephanie Taylor Jimmy Thurman Tammy Ussery Darrin Tate Remeka Thomas Labrina Tibbs Wyndell Vinson SENIORS 61 Patrina Ware Bobby Wheeler Willie Williams Hope Wood 62 SENIORS Shannon Watson Angela Whiddon Gregg Wilson Kecia Woods Ken Wells Renee’ Wilson Tonia Woods Lisa Wells Glen Williams Karen Wimberly Brandy Yaughn 1. Time out for a break, guys!!! 2. Karen Wimberly and Julie Keene stop to say, “Don’t we look pretty?” SedBihid AWW 3. Busy as usual in Mrs. Nash’s psy- chology class. 4. Kim and Paula, you are supposed to be touch typists! 5. Chris Appling tries to figure out what it will be like when he is a sen- ior. SENIORS 63 1. What have you done now, Jody? 2. Shun Hill and Anissa Blount pose for a last minute yearbook picture. 3. Let’s get back to typing, Kristen. 4. Michelle, you are out numbered in gender. 64 SENIORS SENIORS 65 66 SENIORS MIRROR 1988 Vicki Platt Leesa Phillips Marquita Lamb Bayne Meeks Wendy Brown Jean Albrycht Benjanese Stewart ' Margie Stokes Teresa Hulett Christy Bloodworth James Jackson Mirror is a reflection of a student’s inner qualities. These students have been chosen by the faculty of JCHS. Cheryl Bebee Christy Howell SENIORS 67 Adams, Joseph William: “Keith Jr.” FFA | yr., “Don’t even try it. It’s Friday and it’s time to party.” Albrycht, Jean Marie: Cheerleading 3 yrs., Lettered and Barred, Captain | yr., Journalism 2 yrs., Beta Club 3 yrs., NHS Thespian 2 yrs., County Young Georgia’s Author’s Award, Ist Place Pros., French Certificate of Merit, Pub- lic Relations Officer of Beta Club, Geor- gia Certificate of Merit 86-87., “The best mirror is an old friend” George Herbert 2 YIs., Andrews, Tracie: Journalism | yr., “You know it.” Asbell [II, James F.: “Tripp” NHS 3 yrs., Pres, | yr., Student Council 4 yrs., Vice-President 2 yrs., FBLA 2 yrs., His- torian | yr., Social Studies Club, Art Club, Spirit Club, Jr. Class President, Best All-Around, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, “What ever blows your hair back,” Avery, Gregory Christopher: “Hurry up, I’m late for work!” Battle, Tamara Michelle: ““Tam-Tam” Jr. Varsity Cheerleader, FHA, Spirit Club, FCS, NHS, “Things can only get better.” Beasley, Lesley Dianne: “Dianne” Spirit Club, FBLA 3 yrs., Majorette 2 yrs., Lettered and Barred, “Excuse me!” Bebee, Cheryl Louise: “Bebee” 4-H 4 yrs., FBLA 1 yr., Spirit Club 4 yrs., French Club 2 yrs., “What’s it to ya!” Belton, Veronica Louise: “Ronnie” Drill Team 3 yrs.,“Lawd” Bishop, Marthia Victoria: “Vickie” “Honely” Bloodworth, Christina Lynn: “Christy” Varsity Cheerleader 3 yrs., Lettered 3 yrs., Thespians 3 yrs., Vice-President | yr., Beta Club 3 yrs., Sec. 1 yr., Math Club 3 yrs.. Mu Alpha Theta 2 yrs., Freshman and Sophomore Class Pres., Freshman and Sophomore Class Favor- ite, Sophomore Homecoming Court, Georgia Certificate of Merit 86-87, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, “And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God.” Romans 8:28 Bloodworth, Keith Allen: “Scuse Me?” “Jail-baby” Bloodworth, Tracy Michelle: “Stretch” Softball 3 yrs., Lettered 2 yrs... NHS 2 yrs., Social Studies Club | yr., Science Club 2 yrs., FBLA 3 yrs., SADD 1 yr., Spirit Club | yrs., Who’s Who Among American High School Students 86-87, 87-88, National Honor Roll 86-87 Blount, Anissa J.: ““ Neesa” Spirit Club 2 yrs., Student Council | yr., French Club 2 yrs., FBLA 1 yr., Jr. Varsity Cheer- leader Manager | yr., Who's Who Among American High School Students 86-87, Perfect Attendance 2 yrs., “You just the ignorant.” Blount, Benita Jean: “Candi” Spirit Club 2 yrs., Student Council 2 yrs., Jr. Varsity Cheerleader 2 yrs., Manager | yr., Perfect Attendance 2 yrs., “ “Hot” coffee “Cold” cream” Brantley, Jamie Cliffton: “Jambo” Beta Club 3 yrs., FBLA 3 yrs., NHS 2 yrs., Social Studies Club 2 yrs., Mu Alpha Theta | yr., 4th Place in Business Math at FBLA Region Conference 1986, “I love Dawgs; Dead Ones!” Brown, Wendy Fay: “Booger” Jr. Varsi- ty Cheerleader 2 yrs., Softball 2 yrs., FFA 2 yrs., FBLA 2 yrs., Spirit Club 2 yrs., Sec. | yr., Baseball Sweetheart 10, 11, Homecoming Court 9th Grade, “I don’t know!” Cabiness, Adrelia Michelle: “Drili” Jr. Varsity Cheerleader 2 yrs., Band 2 yrs., French Club, Treas. 4 yrs., Mu Alpha Theta 2 yrs.. NHS 4 yrs., Governor's Honor Nominee 87, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 87-88, UNSMA 85-86, Nominee for Congres- sional Youth Leadership Council 87, Omega Psi Phi Ist Place Local, 3rd Place District Talent Hunt Winner, “Get a Grip!” Califf, Mark Kendall: Jr. Varsity Foot- ball | yr., Band 2 yrs., FBLA 1 yr., “Hey man!” Cannon, Amy Dorothy: “Amybo” FHA y 2 yrs., “That’s what I’m sereaming!” Carawan, Hope Cynthia: “Hopeless” FBLA 2 yrs., “I hate it for you!” Carson, LaTrenda Shanane: “Nank” Spirit Club 3 yrs., Modeling Club | yr., FBLA 1 yr., Who’s Who Among Ameri- can High School Students 87-88, “I'm not the one.” Carter, Joseph Ripplin: “Joe™ Football | yr., “I’m just kidding!” Carver, Patricia Lou: “Trisha” Band 4 yrs., Spirit Club 4 yrs., FBLA 1 yr., FCS 2 yrs., “Honey Please!” Cobb, Kelli Denise: Majorettes 3 yrs., Lettered and 2 Bars, Captain | yr., Stu- dent Council 4 yrs., NHS 3 yrs., Vice- President | yr., Math Club 2 yrs., Spirit Club 3 yrs., Class Vice-President 4 yrs., Thespians 2 yrs., Journalism 2 yrs., “It's not red, it’s strawberry-blonde.” Coulter, Tonya Darlene: “Big T” FBLA 3 yrs., “Hey Friend” Cox, Candy Cherie: FBLA 3 yrs., Pres. 87-88, Student Council 3 yrs., Data Pro- cessing | yr., Journalism | yr., NHS | yr., Vice-Pres. | yr., Jr. Class Treas. 86- 87, Jr. Marshall 1987, Miss JCHS, Who’s Who Among American High School Students, “I’m “bout to get upset!” Crews, Wesley Ray: “Wuss” “What's happening killer.” Cribb, Kimberly Dianne: “Kimbo” FBLA 3 yrs., Jr. Sr. Class Sec., Soft- ball 86-87, Data Processing | yr., Stu- dent Council 2 yrs., 86-87 Jr. Homecom- ing Representative, Jr. Usher 1987, Best Looking, “Be Sweet.” Curtis, Stephanie Elaine: “Step” Band 3 yrs., NHS 3 yrs., FBLA 2 yrs., Math Club 2 yrs., Student Council | yr., Who's Who Among American High School Students 86-87, Recognition as Volun- teer 84-88, “I can do all things through Christ that strengthens me.” Davis, Karma Venise: “Let's get real!” Davis, Beverly Pam: “Spam” FBLA 2 yrs., Sec. 87-88, Data Processing | yr., Journalism | yr., Certificate of Merit in FBLA 1987, Who’s Who Among Ameri- can High School Students 86-87. Dean, Kenneth Wayne: “Love makes the world go around, but money greases the wheels.” Dumas, Stacie: “Really.” Dumas, William: “Yo Man™ “You be illing.” Dunn, Berry Shane: “Cool Daddy” Football | yr., FBLA 1 yr., “You know what I’m saying?” Dye, Tammy Jean: “Tammy Jean” Spir- it Club | yr., SADD 3 yrs., FFA Treas. | yr., Reporter 2 yrs., FBLA 2 yrs., FHA 1 yr., “When something seems to good to be true, it probably is!” Eisele, Angela Dawn: “Angie” “Listen! Listen! Listen!” Evans, Elizabeth Ann: “Beth” Beta Club 3 yrs., Treas. | yr., NHS 2 yrs., Math Club 2 yrs., Vice-President | yr., Cheer- leader 4 yrs.. Mu Alpha Theta 2 yrs., Who’s Who Among American High School Students 86-87, Georgia Certifi- cate of Merit 86-87, “Be good or be good at it. Evans, Teresa Ann: “Head” FBLA | yr., Data Processing | yr., “I Hate It!” Fordham, Cindy Kay: FBLA 3 yrs., Date Processing | yr., “Always happy nev- er sad; Sometimes naughty never bad!” Freeman, Cory Melvin: “Freeman” French Club 2 yrs., FBLA 1 yr., Aca- demic Team 2 yrs., Varsity Football 2 yrs., Varsity Basketball 3 yrs., Class Fa- vorite 84-85, 85-86, 86-87, Who's Who Among American High School Students 87-88, National Honor Roll 87-88 “I ain’t no joke.” Freeman, Tory K.: “Freeman” Basket- ball 4 yrs., Football 3 yrs., French Club | yr., Modeling Club, “Simple as dat!” Gandy, Tonya Lee: “Grunt” FBLA 2 vrs., Softball 2 yrs., Lettered 2 NHS 1 yr., Data Processing | yr., Who's Who Among American High School Students 86-87, Perfect Attendan ce 85- 86. 86-87, “Get it Girl!” yrs., Garey, Kimberly Ann: “Cary” FBLA | yr.. Data Processing 1 yr., Sec., Who's Who Among American High School stu- dents | yr Gleaton, Edward Jackson: Band | yr Social What's Goodwin, David Scott: “Stump” Studies Club | yr., FFA 2 yrs., “ up man?” Godwin, Jeana Duree: “Re-Re” Beta Club 3 yrs., Pres. | yr., Math Club 2 yrs., Treas. 1 yr., Student Council 4 yrs., Treas. | yr., NHS 2 yrs., Social Studies Club 3 yrs., Sec. 1 yr., Georgia Certifi- cate of Merit 1987, Who's Who Among American High School Students 1987 Insight ag t pward Bound Participant 1985, 86, “To succeed in life you’ve got to ae for the stars.” “Lonie” FBLA 2 yrs., Best Offensive Player 2 Basketball 3 yrs., “I Green, Zalonie: Softball 3 yrs., yrs., Track 2 yrs., heard that.” Griffin, Todd: “Todd” “That's not nice.” FFA 2 yrs., Griffin, Wendy Renae: | yr., Data Processing | yr., frog.” Wendy” FBLA Little green Grimes, Russell Derek: FFA 2 yrs., Baseball 4 yrs., Lettered 2 yrs., MVP Jim Watley Tournament 1987 “It’s like a bridge, you'll get over it.” Hamlin, Michelle: Spirit Club | yr., “Hi “Sport” Hamm, Leslie Ann: “Peaches” Spirit Club 2 yrs., Student Council | yr., FBLA 1 yr., Softb all | :yr., “Was you there?” Haskins, B. Keith: Social Studies Club 2 yrs., Tennis 2 yrs. Haygood, Patrick David: “Haygood” FBLA 1 yr., “Ill handle it.” Hayslip, Melanie Danielle: “Mel-Mel” FBLA 1 yr., Social Studies Club 1 yr., “Just be yourself.” Hill, Alethea LaShun: “Shun” Jr. Varsi- ty Cheerleader 2 yrs., Varsity Cheerlead- er 2 yrs., Letter 86-87, Softball 2 yrs., Lettered 85-86, Spirit Club 4 yrs., FBLA 2 yrs., French Club 2 yrs., Data Process- ing | yr., Vice-President 87-88 “I hate it for you.” Hill, Bernadette Yolanda: “Patches” Jr Varsity Basketball 2 yrs., Varsity Basket- ball 2 yrs., Lettered I yr., Best Rebound- er 1987, “What's up with this!” Hill, Matresa Latanya: “Be Strong.” “Simply-Rude” Howell, Laura Christine: “Christy” Varsity Cheerleader 3 yrs., Captain 2 yrs., Jr. Varsity Cheerleader | yr., Beta Club 3 yrs., FBLA 1 yr., Drama 2 yrs., Who’s Who Among American High School Students 2 yrs., “It’s an awful thing.” Hulett, Teresa Marie: “T-Buff 2 yrs., Jr. Varsity Cheerleader | yr. sity Cheerleader | yr., Spirit Club 2 yrs., Journalism 3 yrs., Newspaper Editor 2 yrs., Yearbook Editor 1 yr., Who’s Who Among American High School Students 86-87, Georgia Young Author's Certifi- cate of Merit 86-87, “This is NOT good.” Softball , Var- “Kim” Mod- Club 1 yr., Hunnicutt, Kimberly Lyn: eling Club 1 yr., Spirit “Whatever.” Jackson, James Ponell: “JJ” Football 4 yrs., Lettered 3 yrs., Basketball 4 yrs., Lettered 2 yrs., “Word!” Julie: Beta Club 3 yrs., Vice- Pres. | yr., Math Club 2 yr. Tres. | yr., Pres. | yr., NHS 3 yrs., French Club 2 yrs., FBLA 1 yr., Governor's Honor Al- ternate 1987, Georgia Certificate of Merit 86-87, Who’s Who Among Ameri- can High School Students 86-87, Pres- byterian College Junior Academic Achievement Award 198 7, National Leadership and Service Award 1987, “Don’t try to be anything but what you are but try to be that perfectly.” Jackson, Jackson, Reggie Terrell: “Egg-yolk” Track 2 yrs., B-Team Football | yr., Var- sity Football 2 yrs., Lettered | yr., B- Team Girl’s Manager 1 yr., Varsity Boy’s 2 yrs., Perfect Attendance 85-86, 86-87, “MM ham, and you know what time it is.” “Riches” Jackson, Sandra Lynn: FBLA 2 yrs., Spirit Club 1 yr. James, Mildred Ann: “Tater” Art Club 2 yrs., NHS 2 yrs., “First journey of your life begins with one step.” Jarrard, Janifer Ann: “Janna” Varsity Cheerleader 3 yrs., Lettered 3 yrs., Year- book Staff 1 yr., Newspaper Staff 1 yr., NHS 3 yrs., ‘Spirit Club 3 yrs., W ho’s Who Among American High School Students 86-87, Young Georgia Authors — County Winner Ist Place Poetry, “| don’t care, you goofy!” Jiles, David Neal: FFA 4 yrs., mad, get even.” “Don’t get Johnson, Barry H.: “Bear” Beta Club 3 yrs., NHS 3 yrs., Academic Team 2 yrs., FBLA | yr., Social Studies Club | yr., Georgia Certificate of Merit 86-87, Na- tional Science Olympiad, Ist place 84- 85, Algebra II award 86-87, “It’s not a problem.” King, Tammy Renee: “Tim Tam” FBLA 2 yrs., FCS 1 yr. Vice- President 86-87, “You only live once. Keene, Julie Meredith: “Jules” FBLA 2 yrs., Journalism 1 yr., Art Club 4 yrs., “How many minutes before the bell?” Lamar, Gabriel Louis: Track 3 yrs., “You is busted and dicussed man.” Lamb, Marquita LaTonya: “Kita” Sci- ence Club 2 yrs., NHS 1 yr., FBLA 1 yr., Varsity Softball 3 yrs., Lettered 2 yrs., Most Improved Player 85-86, Basketball 4 yrs., Lettered 2 yrs., Most Improved Player 85-86, Basketball 4 yrs., Lettered 2 yrs., B-Team Basketball 2 2 yrs., Band | yr., “You must be tripping.” Lane, Gary Wesley: “LANE” yr., NHS 1 yr., “What's up?” FFA | Leonard, Kimberly Ann: “Kimbo” FHA 3 yrs., FBLA 3 yrs Football 4 “Word Lester, Gary E.: “ yrs., Baseball | yr., “palabras” ” Junebug” Track | yr., Lewis, Phillip Scott: “Phil” FFA 1 yr. Lifesey, Kristen Renee: Spirit Club | yr., FHA | yr.,“Robert Miller” “ I love you more today than yesterday but not as much as tomorrow.” Lovejoy, Margaret Carlene: “Zip” FFA 1 yr., FBLA 1 yr., 4-H 2 yrs., Art Club | yr., Modeling Club 2 yrs., Who’s Who Among American High School Students 86-87, Sr. Class Representative, “How ‘bout it Home Tater.” Lovett, Carolyn Janel: “Cres-C” FBLA 3 yrs., French Club 3 yrs., Spirit Club 2 yrs., President, Modeling Club 1 yr., Jr. Varsity Cheerleader | yr., Varsity Cheerleader | yr., Who’s Who Among American High School Students 86-87, Certificate of Merit in FBLA 1987, “Don’t be no fool!!” Lupton, Heidi Lora: Majorette 2 yrs., Lettered and Barred, Spirit Club 2 yrs., Student Council | yr., FBLA 1 yr., “You HEFER!!!” Paula-Ma”™ Mason, Paula Ann: FBLA 1 yr., FHA 1 yr. McCrary IIL, William Al: “Candy man” Spanish Club | yr., Science Club 1 yr., Social Studies Club 2 yrs., FBLA 1 yr., NHS | yr., “I am just asking!!!” McDuffie, Derrick Michael: “Box” FFA 3 yrs., Football 2 yrs., “The bug is pulling strong.” McKleroy, “McKleroy” Football 1 yr., Dude!” Todd FFA 4 yrs., Lettered | yr., Kristopher: Treas. 87-88, “What's up Meeks, Stephanie Ann: “Steph” Math Club | yr., Mu Alpha Theta | yr., FBLA 1 yr., Who's Who Among American High School Students 86-87, “My God!” Meeks, Thomas Bayne: Football 2 yrs., Lettered, Baseball 4 yrs., Lettered, Beta Club 3 yrs., Treas. | yr., Social Studies Club 3 yrs., Vice-President | yr., Math Club 2 yrs., Sec. 1 yr., Who’s Who Among American High School Students 87-88, Georgia Certificate of Merit 86- 87, Georgia Boys State 86-87, “Victory is not won in miles but in inches, win a little, hold your ground, work harder, and win some more.” Miles, Melissa: “Missy” “I know you! You used to work at All-American Burger.” Mills, Evette Michelle: “Avette” Drill Team | yr., FBLA 3 yrs., Spirit Club, Vice-President 2 yrs., French Club 2 yrs., Science Club | yr., Social Studies Club | yr., Math Club | yr., Who’s Who Among American High School Students 86-87, National Honor Roll 86-87, Miss Stu- dent Council 2 yrs., Tuskegee MITE Program 86-87, Class Representative 4 yrs., “I may have all the faith needed to move mountains — but if I have no love, I am nothing.” Moore, Melinda Elverne: “Mindy” Soft- ball 2 yrs., Lettered, FBLA 2 yrs., Re- porter | yr., NHS | yr., Data Processing 1 yr., Sr. Class Treasurer, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 86-87, “Honey Ho!” Morgan, Tammy Renee: “Tammy” Stu- dent Council 3 yrs., Spirit Club 2 yrs., FBLA 2 yrs., Data Processing 1 yr., President | yr., “Forget that!” Moss, Alisa: “Lisa-Lisa” Band 3 yrs., Jr. Varsity Cheerleader 2 yrs., Varsity Cheerleader 2 yrs., Spirit Club 4 yrs., Math Club | yr., Student Council 4 yrs., Modeling Club 2 yrs., Mu Alpha Theta | yr., French Club 2 yrs., FBLA 2 yrs., Data Processing | yr., Freshmen Class Sec., Who’s Who Among American High School Students 2 yrs., Perfect Attendance | yr., “It’s an awful thang, and I hate it 4 ya!” Meadows, Karen Yvonne: “KK” Soft- ball 3 yrs., FBLA 3 yrs., Data Processing 1 yr., Student Council | yr., NHS 1 yr., Perfect Attendance 85-86, “Oh well!” Myers, Pat: “Stein” Kinda sorta” Myrick, Janice Nelson, Edward Chaplin: “Chap “O” Football 4 yrs., Lettered 2 yrs., Golf 1 yr., Lettered | yr., 4-H 4 yrs., 4-H Coun- ty Council Chairman | yr., 2nd Place 4- H State Wildlife Competition, “That's right.” Nelson, Paula Melissa: “Sweet-P” “You Crazy!” Nelson, Remicha Lafaye: “Faye” Track 3 yrs., Spirit Club 1 yr., Student Council 1 yr., Class Representative | yr., Perfect Attendance | yr., “It just gets better with time.” Norman, Eddie Conrad: “Mic Ed” Base- ball 4 yrs., “Who's playing games?” Norris, Kenneth Calvin: “Splinter” Art Club 1 yr., “Darn, I’m Good!” Pace, Janet Sari: “Peanut” Softball 3 yrs., Lettered 2 yrs., Best Defensive Player 1986, Journalism 1 yr., “Do Whaat!” Page, Tammy Marlene: “I hate it for ya!” Passmore, Jeffrey J.: “Rod” Journalism 2 yrs, Accounting Honors, “Live long and prosper.” Pennimon, Stephanie Faye: “Stephanie Mills” FBLA 2 yrs., Baseball Team | yr., “An you know what time it is.” Phillips, Leesa Caroline: Art Club 3 yrs., Pres. 2 yrs., Social Studies Club 3 yrs., Drama Club 4 yrs., Student Council | yr., Pres. | yr., FBLA 4 yrs., Interna- tional Thespian Society 3 yrs., “That's what I’m screaming!” Platt, Vicki Monique: “Nique” Band 3 yrs., Jr. Varsity Cheerleader | yr., Bas- ketball 1 yr., Spirit Club 4 yrs., Treas. 87-88, Social Studies Club | yr., Histori- an 87-88, Art Club 2 yrs., NHS 1 yr., FBLA | yr., Certificate of Merit 1987, Student Council, “Be yourself ... who else is better qualified.” Poole, Tiffini Lawayne: “Tiff” Softball 3 yrs., Lettered 3 yrs., FBLA 2 yrs., Spir- it Club 3 yrs., Student Council 3 yrs., Treas. | yr., Homeroom Representative 4 yrs., “Character is the diamond that scratches every other stone.” Pounds, Wildred Orlando: “Lynn” Track | yr., Band 4 yrs. Presley, Sheila Renee: “Sheila the Won- der Horse!” FCS 2 yrs., Co-Pres. | yr., FBLA 1 yr., Beta Club 1 yr.,. NHS 1 yr., Drama Club | yr., “You know it!” Paul, John Eric: “Big John” Basketball 2 yrs., NHS 3 yrs., FBLA 2 yrs., Math Club 3 yrs., FCS 2 yrs., Perfect Attend- ance 85-86, High Score NEDT 1985, 1986, High Score PSAT 1987, “For the last time, call me John, not John Paul. Pettis, Michael Stan: “Mikey” Baseball 2 yrs., FBLA 1 yr., Who’s Who Among American High School Students 2 yrs., “Where are the women?” Pitts, Teresa Ann: “Resa” “Get it girl!” Raley, Rembert David: “Dave” Debate Team 2 yrs., Beta Club 3 yrs., Thespians 4 yrs., NHS 3 yrs., Math Club 3 yrs., Tennis | yr., Science Club 2 yrs., Social Studies Club 3 yrs., FBLA 2 yrs., Gover- nor’s Honors Candidate 85-86, 86-87, Georgia Certificate of Merit 86-87, Na- tional Chemistry Olympiad 2nd Place 86-87, 2nd Place Region Debate Tourna- ment, Junior Fellow Award 86-87, “It ain’t what you do, it’s how you do it.” Redding II, Gus Tavoris: “Playboy” Track 2 yrs., ““Black by popular demand.” Reed, Cheryl Wendy: “Poohbear’” NHS 1 yr., “O’tay Buckwheat” Reeves, Cassandra L.: “San” “What's up with you people.” Reeves, Melody Eve: “Mello” Jr. Varsity Cheerleader 2 yrs., Captain | yr., NHS 2 yrs., Thespians 3 yrs., Pres. 1 yr., FBLA | yr., Spirit Club 2 yrs., Best Actress 1987, Freshmen Class Treasurer 84-85, “Hey Now!” Rentz, Rhonda Leigh: ‘Hey here!!!” what Reynolds, Cheron: “You know time it is!” Richardson, Charles Dexter: ‘Daddy O” French Club 1 yr. Ridley, Simonia LaShon: “LA-TION” Beta Club | yr., NHS 3 yrs, Band 3 yrs., FBLA 2 yrs., Tennis 2 yrs., Who’s Who Among American High School Students 87-88, UNSMA Award 86-87, Nominee for Congressional Youth Leadership Council 1987, “In another lifetime.” Roberts, Kesila Devetta: “Kissy” French Club 1 yr., Student Council 1 yr., Stu- dent Council Representative | yr., Spirit Club 2 yrs., FBLA 2 yrs., Cheerleader Manager, Basketball Manager, “Ask me do I care!” Roberts, Derrick Phidel: “Killer” Foot- ball 4 yrs., Lettered 4 yrs.. MVP 1987, Baseball 4 yrs., Track | yr. Roberts, Randall E.: “Randy” You will bet over it.” Roberts, Tonya: “Tun” Spirit Club 2 yrs., “You know what time it is.” Roland, Tammy Lawana: “Little Tig- ger” “Hey ya'll, what’s the deal!” Ross, Donna Denise: “DeeDee” Student Council 1 yr., NHS 1 yr., Perfect Attendance 4 yrs., “It’s an awful thing.” Rouse, Gregory Antonio: “Tonio” Bas- ketball | yr., FBLA | yr., Science Club 1 yr. Rutherford, Boyce: “Bo” FFA 4 yrs., Sec. 85-86, Sentinel 86-87, B-Team Football | yr., “You ain’t right, but it'll be alright.” Salter, Jessica Jaye: “JJ” FCS 2 yrs., Co-Pres. 86-87, Drama Club 3 yrs., So- cial Studies Club 4 yrs., FBLA 1 yr., NHS | yr., 2nd Place Region One Act 1986, “No pun intended.” Seabolt, Tonia Michelle: “‘Reverse” Journalism | yr., Art Club 1 yr., “I heard that.” Shuler, Tarshena Patrice: “Boo Boo” Spirit Club 4 yrs., Student Council 4 yrs., SADD 1 yr., Young Musicians Scholar Club 2 yrs., Ist Place Talent Show, “With God all things are possible.” Shuler, Todd Lavan: “Sir Todd” Drama 1 yr., Science Club 2 yrs., French Club | vr., FCS 2 yrs., Football 4 yrs., Lettered 2 yrs., Social Studies Club I yr., FBLA 1 yr., Who’s Who Among American High School Students 86-87, Distinguished Congressional Scholar for Georgia 87- 88, Upward Bound Program 85-88, ‘Boy, don’t make me crack that cabbage.” Sibley, Michael E.: “Sib” NHS 3 yrs., Social Studies Club | yr., FBLA | yr., French Club | yr., Academic Team 2 yrs., “1 was trippin.” Skinner, Tammy Michelle: “Dimples” Softball 2 yrs., Lettered 2 yrs., FBLA 3 yrs., Student Council | yr., NHS 1 yr., Data Processing | yr., Who’s Who Among American High School Students 86-87, Perfect Attendance 86-87, “You know.” Slocumb, Edward E.: “Little Ottie” “Hey Travis, how are you doing?” Solomon, Kimberly Kim” FBLA 2 yrs., Spirit Club 1 yr., Science Club 2 yrs., French Club | yr., Student Council 1 yr. Anniece: “Kimy- Spencer, Timothy Bernard: “Ice-T” Track 2 yrs., Baseball Manager | yr., Football Manager | yr. Spikes, Jennetta: “Too Sweet” Jr. Varsi- ty Basketball 2 yrs., Varsity Basketball 2 yrs., FBLA 1 yr., Freshmen Class Repre- sentative, Spirit Club 2 yrs. Perfect Attendance, 84-85, 85-86, 86-87, 87-88, “Freak me out.” Steed, Travis: “Stud” Golf 1 yr., “You be trippen!” Stewart, Benjanese Addonzia: “Benji” Band 4 yrs., Student Council 4 yrs., French Club, Pres. | yr., Journalism Staff 1 yr., Spirit Club | yr., Literary Team Soloist 4 yrs., Who’s Who Among American High School Students 87-88, “It’s a scandlous. Stewart, Kimberly Paige: “Kimbo” Ma- jorette 2 yrs., Feature Twirler 87-88, Lettered 2 yrs., Spirit Club 3 yrs., SADD | yr., “Don’t mess with me cause I'd hate to hurt ‘cha.” Stewart, Stacy Briana: 4-H | yr., FBLA | yr., Spirit Club 1 yr., Science Club | yr., Social Studies 1 yr., “Too Bad” Stinson, John C.: “Johnny Boy” Basket- ball 2 yrs., Football 1 yr., French Club | yr., Spirit Club 2 yrs., FBLA 1 yr., “Wait a minute.” Stokes, Margie L.: “Lou” FBLA 3 yrs., Treas. 2 yrs., Softball 3 yrs., Lettered 3 yrs., Best Defensive 85-86, Best Offen- sive 86-87, Science Club 1 yr., Math Club | yr., Data Processing | yr., “Ya’ follow me!” Sullivan, Darius L.: “Sud” Basketball 3 yrs., Best Rebounder 1986, Football 4 yrs., Best Defensive Back 1985, 1986, “D-Real” “Tater” “Dude, Tate, Robert Darrin: fire it up!” Taylor, Bobby: “Candy Man” FFA 3 yrs., “Go ahead dude, fire it up! Taylor, Guerry W.: Honor Society 2 yrs., FBLA 2 yrs., Math Club 2 yrs., Social Studies Club | yr., “Shut up” Ta ylor, Stephanie Ree: “Steph” Social Studies Club | yr., Who’s Who Among American High School Students 86-87, “The South shall rise again!” Thomas, Remeka Latrise: “Cheeks” Who’s Who Among American High School Students 87-88, Social Studies Club 2 yrs., FBLA 3 yrs., Math Club | yr., NHS 1 yr., Honor Roll 1986, “Ask not what others can do for you, but what you can do for yourself.” Thomas, Rhonda Grace: “I! hate it for you.” Tibbs, Labrina Nevette: “Brina” Band 3 yrs., Spirit Club 3 yrs., SADD 2 yrs., Literary Team Girls Trio 3 yrs., “Take me to the state.” Tritsch, Lenore Elaine: “No-No” Spirit Club 1 yr., “Forget it! I'm already confused!!! Turner, Franklin Keith: “Festus” FFA 2 yrs., “How “bout it bud?” Ussery, Tammy Jean: “Shorty” NHS 2 yrs., Science Club 2 yrs., Spirit Club | yr., Social Studies Club | yr., Math Club | yr., 4-H 1 yr., National Honor Roll 86- 87, 87-88, Who’s Who Among American High School Students 86-87, 87-88, “I love my Clevie!” Vinson, Wyndeli Bernard: “‘Head” Band 3 yrs., Spirit Club 3 yrs., Data Pro- cessing | yr., French Club 1 yr. Ware, Patrina Evelyn: “Short Stuff” Spirit Club 1 yr., French Club 1 yr., “And you know what time it is.” Watson, Shannon Michelle: FBLA | yr., Spirit Club | yr., Social Studies Club ] yr. Wells, Kenneth A.: “BoBo” FFA 3 yrs., “Hey Dude, what’s up?” Wells, Lisa Faye: “Lee-hah” Art Club 2 yrs., FBLA.1 yr., Social Studies Club 1 yr., “Are you going to make it?” Wheeler Jr., Bobby Ray: “Bob” Beta Club 3 yrs., NHS 3 yrs., Math Club 3 yrs., Thespians 4 yrs., Treas. | yr., French Club 2 yrs., Junior Fellow Award 86-87, Georgia Certificate of Merit 86- 87, National Biology Olympiad 2nd Place 85-86, National French Test Com- petitor 85-86, PSAT Award 85-86, “Don’t think I’m playing!” Whiddon, Angela Dawn: “Angel” FHA 2 yrs., Social Studies Club | yr., FBLA 1 yr., “How about that?” Williams, Angel Victoria: “Angelique” Social Studies Club 1 yr., Track | yr., Basketball Manager | yr., Spirit Club 1 yr., Perfect Attendance 2 yrs., “You don’t understand.” Williams, Glen Oneal: “Spud” FFA 2 yrs., “I don’t be knowing.” Williams, Lowell Thomas: “Zeke” FFA 2 yrs., “What goes around comes around and it’s about time.” Williams, Sylvia: Beta Club 3 yrs., FBLA 2 yrs., NHS 3 yrs., Ist Place Shorthand FBLA Region Competition, Ist Place Shorthand Literary Competi- tion and State Competition. Williams III, Willie Lee: “Head” Track 2 yrs., ‘Man you're illin!” Wilson, Audrey Renee: “Na-Na” Spirit Club 2 yrs., FBLA 2 yrs., Science Club 1 yr., Pres. 1 yr., FFA 4 yrs., President | yr., “I Love Stacey!” Wimberly, Karen Diane: “Squeaky” French Club 1| yr., Student Council 1 yr., Honor Roll 86-87, “I doubt that!” Wood, Amanda Hope: “Hopeless” FBLA 2 yrs., Social Studies | yr., 4-H | yr., “Is it Friday yet?” Woods, Kecia Michelle: “Kuh-see-uh” Art Club 3 yrs., Social Studies Club 3 yrs., FBLA | yr., Beta Club | yr., NHS 1 yr., Yearbook Staff 1 yr., Governor's Honor Program Alternate for Visual Art 1987, “May the stars and moons above shine on you with everlasting love!” Woods, Tonia: “Toneya”™ French Club 3 yrs., FBLA 2 yrs., NHS 1 yr., Who's Who Among American High School Students 85-86, 86-87, Certificate of Merit for FBLA 86-87, Certificate of Merit for French Club 86-87, “Honey let me tell you something.” Yaughn, Brandy Leighann: “Bandy” SADD 1 yr., FBLA 1 yr., “That bums me out.” Pst hse ‘ Bg aed ey ’ ote J See ‘KS Bist; ei Tory Freeman 72 SENIORS snd Beslan SPIRIT Ver -f as ‘ “3 “ie Christy Howell Not Pictured, Carolyn Lovett Chap Nelson MOST ATH 5 Shae ” — James Jackson Marquita Lamb LE TIC a ; % y oh, Jan Pace a- ne i 'S % : abt ah 7 . - “than AEN ij Derek Grimes SENIORS 73 Calvin Norris 74 SENIORS FRIENDLIEST IPT NAY . : . nN ng St ‘ ee Vicki Platt Kelli Cobb Art Justice Annisa Blount WIT TIEST a as Derrick Roberts Mindy Moore Todd Griffin SENIORS 75 Charles Richardson 76 SENIORS BEST LOOKING PA 2 a pie Tammy Battle Kim Cribb oN its MOST INTELLECTUAL John Stinson Jamie Brantley Lashon Ridley Duree Goodwin SENIORS 77 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED : A . . ’ é sg .” Sees ; � a “a “« on tM 2 Sadie Sree (er I ier Ta. ae bh pen Ay, Sd eR RS ok St Ae Julie Jackson Todd Shuler Bayne Meeks Sylvia Williams 78 SENIORS BEST ALL AROUND af feted: Tripp Asbell Christy Bloodworth Adrelia Cabiness Cory Freeman SENIORS 79 2 HN! CB bette: | ay Kae Cory Freeman 80 SENIORS Mr. and Ms. JCHS Dy oe a Shun Hill Candy Cox Eddie Slocumb SENIOR PATRONS Kecia, our thanks to you for being such a wonderful and outstanding young lady. We know that your future will be most successful and rewarding because you truly deserve it! Love you always, Your Family Margie Lovejoy, you have grown into a beautiful young lady. There have been good and bad times, but remember we are always here if you need us. Congratulations. We love you. Mama and Daddy (Coley “K” Lovejoy) My Margie, I will miss you next year when you leave for college. I love you and will always be your pesky brother. Love, Tre Margie Lovejoy, congratulations to a very sweet and pretty niece. Wishing you the best of everything as a young lady. Love you, Gracie and Henry Jean, we are proud of you as a person and especially proud you are our daughter. Mama and Daddy (Hazel James Comer) Candy, we are so proud of you and know you will be a great success. But most important, “be happy”, for we love you so very much! Mama Daddy (Jimmy Susan Cox) Kelli, congratulations. We are very proud of you and all of your accomplishments. We love you. Mama and Daddy (Kenneth Vicki Cobb) To Monica, the best daughter in the world. We love you! Mama and Daddy (Ponder Beth Childs) Angie Eisele, congratulations, your big day is here. We are proud of you. Good luck now and in the future. May all your dreams come true. Love, Mama and Daddy (John Darlene Eisele) Dianne, your daddy and I are very proud of you. We hope the coming years bring you much happiness. Love, Mama and Daddy (Jimmy Trudy Beasley) Margie, congratulations! We are proud of you! Mom, Grandmother, Sheila Janifer, congratulations! We’re proud of you and we love you very much. Mother, Daddy, Julie SENIOR PATRONS 81 UNDERCLASSMEN Through the ages of fourteen and seventeen, teenagers’ most rebellious and independent spirit comes alive. They secretly long to stand on their own two feet. These will be the last of the wild, carefree days when the realities of college seem so far away. Unknowingly, they are gradually maturing, the frame work for adult- hood is being drawn. Kerry Walker and Laura Robertson take a refreshment break during Lit- tle Kids Day for Spirit Week. 82 UNDERCLASSMEN JUNIOR CLASS Kim Rutherford, President Annalisa Bragg, Vice President Angela Brown, Secretary Consuela Williams, Treasurer i Kim Rutherford Dan Curry Cheryl Grant Willie Greene 84 UNDERCLASSMEN Cam Adams Kimani Adams Tonya Adkins Melanie Ammons Chris Appling Keith Appling Lita Appling Michael Atkinson Robby Bailey Alex Bass Kim Bishop Tammy Bledsoe Angela Bloodworth Tred Booze Dennis Borders Jill Bowie Tammy Bowman Annalisa Bragg Sabrina Brantley Deanna Broach Angela Brown Renee Brown Towanna Brundage Greg Bryant Tammie Bryant Joseph Burke Tijuana Butler Dominique Byoune Gala Byron Tanya Card UNDERCLASSMEN 85 John Carr Mike Carr Craig Carruthers Lee Chancey Kerry Chapman Taras Cherry Stacy Chisolm Ken Clampitt David Clements Rodney Clemmons Katina Clowers Lori Coleman Chantel Coley Chericka Collins Heathe Collins Jeff Collins Tammy Colvin Curtis Combs Shannon Coney Tracy Cooper Tisha Coulter Jennifer Creamer Dan Curry Tammy Curry Leigh Curtis Keath Daniels Chandra Daniely Mitzi Davidson Brian Dorsey Riley Duncan 86 UNDERCLASSMEN Michelle Dyes Kimberly Easton Jack Edwards Tamika Emery Deidre Evans Demetrius Everett Otha Everett Natasha Farlar Linda Farley Quentin Felix Chris Flowers Laura Fortson Jody Foster Scott Fountain Scott Fullington Bengie Gantt Stacia Gilmore Tracia Gilmore Todd Goad Tami Good Keith Goolsby Al Gordon Michelle Gordon Cheryl Grant Kita Grant Dawn Greene Marsha Greene Tood Greene Willie Greene Frank Griffin Emanuel Hall Todd Hamlin Keith Hamm Christie Hampton Waylon Hampton Jenny Hamrick Tiffany Harrelson Frances Harris Beth Harrison Craig Harrison Sidney Harvey Todd Haskins Lisa Hawthorne Lori Herndon Mark Herndon Frederick Hill Tami Hillman Tonya Hollings Christy Holton Ulysses Horne Kevin Hubby April Hudson Christy Hudson Jason Humphrey Marti Hunt Tonya Hutto Buck Jackson Joe Jackson Lynn Jackson Terrance Jackson 88 UNDERCLASSMEN Walter Jackson Curt Johnson George Joiner Brenda Jones Rusty Jones Brain Josey Ron Josey Shannon Joyner Amy Kitchens Andy Kitchens Levon Kitchens Mark Kitchens Keith Kendricks Brain Kennedy Bobby Kent Chris King Heather King Jadee Lamb Amy Larrimore Steve Lash Gerri Lee Ronald Lester Vermeia Lester Karen Lindsey Jeff Lord Leslie Lynn Sandy Marchman Britt Martin Billy Mauldlin Bobby Michaud UNDERCLASSMEN 89 Sara Middlebrooks Mark Miller Mike Moody Cathy Moore Holly Mosely Tonjala Moton Ginger Mullis Wayne Myers Pamela Nelson David Nunn Meredith Nunn Kim O'Kelley Heath Peacock Clayton Pender Andrew Pitrowski Tiffany Pitts Sam Potts Ashley Redd Anne Rich Richard Ridgeway Jody Roberts Johnny Robertson Laura Robertson Yolanda Rouse Bert Rozier Kim Rutherford Toby Salter Lavonya Scarbrough Clint Schewe Becky Seabolt 90 UNDERCLASSMEN Anthony Senn Donald Shefield Cliff Simmons Sharon Simmons Tommy Simmons Gina Simpson . : David Smith Available ; ’ Robert Smith Tammy Smith Tommy Smith Keith Solomon Kevin Solomon Troy Solomon Dawn Stevens Suzanne Stevens Jeff Stewart Vastolvia Stewart Toni Stovall aTonya Strickland Jeff Stroup Lynn Taylor Carla Thomas Karen Thomas Shanita Thomas Bruce Tidwell McGlee Timothy Michelle Todd Rhonda Touchton Charles Walker Kerry Walker UNDERCLASSMEN 91 Jerry Ward Rhonda Ward Jenny Wasden Tonya Wealot Christy Wells Simone Wells Candy Wesson Christy Wheeler Nathan Whiddon Christie Whigam Venice Whitaker Floyd White Consuela Williams Hugh Williams Joseph Williams Joycine Williams Michael Williams Tasha Williams Tonya Williams Shandra Wilson Henry Wimberly Marcus Wimberly Stephanie Wooden Treva Woods Donny Woodward 92 UNDERCLASSMEN RETAKES Sharlene Bynum Laura Grimes Tracy Heath Gloria Johnson Tim Middlebrooks Shane Odom Scott Seagraves Gina Simpson Tony Wilcox Let’s be for real Craig; it’s not that heavy. UNDERCLASSMEN 93 SOPHOMORE CLASS Carrie Aycock, Pres. Lisa Maynard, Treas. Joell Roberson, V. Pres. Tedra Brown, Sec. Mandy Nabers Tedra Brown FAVORITES Bryan Tompkins Rondell White 94 UNDERCLASSMEN Dexter Abrams Henry Adams Leslie Adams Stacy Atkinson DeCarlo Ammons Brad Austin Patrick Axom Brad Barreth Bobby Barton Bonnie Barton Terry Barton Bill Bates Tommy Beckworth Buffy Benjamin Tracie Boland Derrick Bonner Francine Bowden Gabriel Brown Tedra Brown Renee Cannon Teralyn Card Chad Carden Gina Carpenter Glenn Carr Scott Cauley Kevin Chapman Joe Chastain Natalie Childs Chilece Cleveland Melanie Clowers UNDERCLASSMEN 95 Marcy Collett Doug Conyer Mike Crane Scott Cularco Nathan Daniels Valerie Daniels Jennifer Davis Stacy Davis Michael Dulbs Tina Edwards Shannon Evans Theresa Finney Shane Folendore Fonda Foster Rhonda Foster Cheryl Fowler Kim Frady Raymon Frye 96 UNDERCLASSMEN Stevie Garey Angel Gravel Michelle Glover Katie Goolsby Corey Gray Preston Gray Patricia Greene Jason Gunter Bobby Hamm Pamela Hardeman Ramon Harris Julie Harrison Wes Harrison Dawn Hart Sandy Harvey Sharon Harvey Tammy Harvey Josh Haynes UNDERCLASSMEN 97 Kevin Hayslip David Heath Jesse Hill Wendy Hilton Chad Holton Joe Hopson Troy Hubbard Robbie Hunnicutt Leo Hunsinger April Ivey Staci Jackson Tammy Johns Sean Jones Katrina Kaylor Todd Kimble Allen King Mike Kittrell Kevin Knowles Shane Lazenby Marcy Lewis Jill Lineberger 98 UNDERCLASSMEN Thomas Llyod Julie Locke Nathan Long Nikki Lowe Jarrod Maddox Ricky Maddox Kim Malone Doris Manning Lisa Maynard Erin McBride Scott McCant Chris McClellan Amy McGowan Trissi McKinley Edward Medlin Johnny Mercer Kim Moseley Buffy Mullis Mandy Nabers Sharon Nelson Rodney Oaks UNDERCLASSMEN 99 Dewayne Orton Glen Palmer Candi Phillips Jennifer Pierce Jimmy Pittman Richard Porter Cleo Pounds Tony Price Cyrena Pritchett Lisa Pruett Wayne Purnell Carla Redding Toronica Redding Kim Regula Reginald Riggins Joell Roberson Kresha Roberts Sharlonne Rollin Jana Samuel Ronnie Sargent Tabby Seabolt Scott Seabrooks Larry Sellers Randy Sheppard 100 UNDERCLASSMEN Tommy Skinner Chad Smith Laura Smith Nikki Smith Tiffany Smith Jesse Solomon Jackie Song Hoyt Stanfield Krista Stark Coretta Stewart Tara Stewart Geoff Stinson Todd Stuckey Reginald Sullivan Bryan Tompkins DeCarlo Towles Tiffany Turner Dawn Tyre Rena Ussery Aren’t we bad? William Vickery Anthony Ward Tracy Watkins Ken Wells Kim Wells] UNDERCLASSMEN 101 Michele Wheeler Mark White Rondell White Media Wilfong James Wilkes Gerald Williams Jill Williams Glenn Winfield Stevie Wise Joe Wood Michael Woodard Nick Woodcock 102 UNDERCLASSMEN RETAKES Carrie Aycock Lindy Chaffin Lajuana Daniel Richard Evans Shedrick Evans David Graves Jennifer Hall Jimmy Hatcher Marcus Hatcher Misty Miller Jamey Moore Jeff Moseley Patricia Passmore Joell Roberson Jerry Shubert Angie Skinner Jonathan Vaughn UNDERCLASSMEN 103 FRESHMAN CLASS Davina Sullivan, V. Pres. Christy Cox, Pres. Terry Mullis, Treas. Kim Raines,Hrm. Co-ord. Demetrius Bonner,Sec. Nicole Waters Billy Wood Quantilus Combs Leatha Battle 104 UNDERCLASSMEN Kevin Alford Sheddrick Ammons Torris Ammons Fleming Anderson Gregory Appling Tonia Arrington Richard Baggett Tora Bailey Chris Banks Jason Barbee Shannon Barlow Billy Barnwell Keith Bartlett Leathe Battle Rebecca Belcher Sally Bellamy Cindy Bennett Melissa Bennett Jodie Berglof Dwight Bills Patricia Bloodworth Tina Bloodworth Wendy Bloodworth Demetrice Bonner Rodney Bowdwen Rebecca Bowling Keith Boyd Carlton Braswell Benjy Brewer Michael Bridges UNDERCLASSMEN 105 Derrick Brown Michelle Bryant Barry Bullard Tim Burgamy Marletta Butler Kim Butts Sherri Bynum Sam Byron Christie Caldwell Tammy Canady Sonya Carey Lin Chambers Tonia Chapman Larry Childs Barri Chisolm Victor Clay Buddy Clements Darrell Clements Tammy Clowers Cotina Collins Quatilus Combs Beckie Comer Ray Comer David Cook April Cornelius Tracie Coulter Christy Cox Len Crane Sandra Curry Tameika Curry 106 UNDERCLASSMEN Victor Davidson Betty Davis Robin Davis Tanya Deason Darla Densmore Kim Dobbs Donald Dulong Tarra Dumas Shelly Dykes Leslie Edwards Rachel Elkins Ray Ethredge Ronnie Farley Samuel Farley Tina Farley Joanne Finney Curtis Ford Stacie Fripp Talsha Gainey Vicky Gandy Todd Gay Harold Giltz Kesha Glover Sheri Goble Stacy Goodrich Minnie Goolsby Pam Grantham Keith Gray Todd Gregory Marshall Greene UNDERCLASSMEN 107 Bryan Greenway Justin Gri ggs Brenda Grimes Frank Harker Glen Hamilton Tony Hamm Crysti Hamrick Mike Hanania Steven Harris Jon Harrison Raybon Haynes Kim Hazel Cindy Henderson Shunta Hill Vanessa Hill Scott Hinson Thomas Hollingshed Cindy Houston Marsha Hubbard Sindy Hudgins Mike Hulett Brad Hunnicutt Sonya Hunt Ben Hursey Quinton Hurt Sherry Ivey Chad Jackson Melissa Jackson 108 UNDERCLASSMEN V UNDERCLASSMEN 109 Jeff Jernigan Jimmy Johnson Sonia Juhan Daniela Justice John Kartunen Chris Kelly Sabrina Kent Sh elley Keys Earl King Bonny Kitchens Marte Kitchens Scott Langley Evelyn Lattimore Jennifer Lenard Dishawn Lester Catina Leverette Edwin Levis Chris Lewis Crystal Lewis Teresa Little Latonya Majors Diana Maki Laurie Marlowe Tom Massengale Tammy Mauldin Lisa McClain Loretta McCranie Antoinetti McCrary Kay McCrary Tina McDuffie Ann McElheney Kraig McKleroy LaTonya Mercer Keith Middlebrooks Krise Middlebrooks Brandi Mitchum Shane Moody James Moore Jason Moore Alfred Maraman Anissa Morgan Sheila Morgan Jerry Morris Darlene Mullikin Terry Mullis Stacey Munsey Robb Murray Tonya Napier Lester NeSmith Jeff Norell Katie O'Brien 110 UNDERCLASSMEN Dennis O'Connor Cassie Odom Shannon Patrick Andrew Patterson David Pender Donna Pitrowski Vivian Pittman Tiawana Pitts Lynn Posey Trista Pounds Kim Raines Scott Ramsey Karla Reese Kerri Reese Keith Redding Tonya Reliford Vernon Reynolds Stacy Richardson Cynthia Rigby Jeremy Riley Johnny Robinsen UNDERCLASSMEN III Lisa Robinson Selena Robinson Tommy Robinson Terrell Room Catina Ross Wendola Rouse Xanthus Rouse Dee Scarborough Brent Schewe Avonte Seabrooks Wilfred Seabrooks Walter Searcy Sally Seay Kim Senn Charlotte Shaheen ii idgig VY poe ‘| nd 4a is ia) John Shell Michelle Sherrell Tasha Singleton Sean Sink Scott Smallfence Angela Smallwood Linda Smallwood Jerry Smith Kelvin Smith Kimberly Smith Lana Smith Ricky Smith Waylon Smith Tina Soria Omar Spradley 112 UNDERCLASSMEN Corinthia Stafford Clarence Stephens McGarrett Stephens Jake Stevenson Carlton Stewart Jim Stirk Sherri Stripling Patrick Stovall Davina Sullivan Keith Swearingen Lyn Talcott David Taylor Frank Taylor Rhonda Taylor Beck Thomas Bobby Thomas Creecia Thomas Micheal Thomas Brandy Thompson Michelle Thompson Traci Thompson Katrina Toler Jason Rucker Alicia Tuft Hope Tuberville Luke Underwood Joey Ussery Lynn Van Patton Bryon Veach Shantae Veal UNDERCLASSMEN 113 Leonard Wells Latonja Warren Takeela Warren Kesha Washington Nicole Waters Brain Watson Steve Weekley Stevie Wise Ricky Wiggins Barbara Williams Buddy Williams Kenneth Williams Kenny Williams te - heb Libby Williams Monica Williams Vicky Williams Richard Williamson Brian Willis Cedric Wilson Freddie Wilson Lashawn Wimes Billy Wood Paul Wood Tim Wood Tony Wood Alicia Wooten James Wright Amy Young 114 UNDERCLASSMEN RETAKES Angela Argeline Larry Bates Gwen Broadus Laura Callaway Becky Carver Joel Franssen Micheal Goolsby Lynn Gordon Bubba Henderson Shane Herndon Julie Jarrard Chad Jackson Chris Jones Laura Pate Jeffrey Skender Vicki Stuart Matt Wynn UNDERCLASSMEN 115 FACULTY Nowhere in a teacher’s contract does it say that a teacher has to be nice. Nor does it say that he or she has to be friendly. Here at JCHS, our teachers go beyond what is written on the dotted line. Each teacher has that special balance of proper class- room decor and sense of humor. The JCHS teachers are showing students how to reach for the stars while keeping their feet on the ground. Our faculty has captured the essence of higher learning. They are yet anoth- er extension of our families. 116 FACULTY ADMINISTRATION As Superintendent, Mr. Linton Jordon has guided our school through years of trials and suc- cesses. We salute him for his years of hard work and support. Naphct mse SPOS ‘ 3 o r Se : 8 gs . ie ¥ Ks wu. ¢ ¥ nt IOS § 7 . S ae, © + ety « Members of 1987-1988 Board Standing: Carol Hensley, Larry Haskins, Willie Fluellen, Sitting: James Stone — President, Alvin Andrews Vice President. 118 FACULTY Myrle Mathews, Curriculum Director Marcia Fowler, Dietician Frazier McCrary, Aide SUPPORTIVE PERSONNEL Mary Lois Bland, Counselor Bernice Greene, Board Office Secretary Kathy Stewart, Aide Lavon Smith, Counselor Beth Etheridge, Board Office Secretary Angela Collins, Library Aide Terree Newberry, Librarian Betsy Abbott, JCHS Secretary Beth Colvin, Reading Aide FACULTY 119 120 FACULTY ADMINISTRATION John Trimnell, Principal Charlie Smith, Assistant Principal An unique triumvirate effectively describes the lead- ership of JCHS. Realizing the specialness of each particular situation, the principal and his assistants apply the rules. Without their diverse mixture of tal- ents and personalities, JCHS would never achieve that unity in spirit. Cecil Patterson, Assistant Principal BUSINESS Jean Guthrie — Accoun- Cathy Hughes — Typ. Mary Musselman - Mattie Pitts — Key- ting Record keeping Shorthand Comp. Lit. Typing boarding Typ. Off. Ma- Marketing chines Chairperson Vicki Rogers — Word Proc. D.P. Basic Comp. Lit. Cora Whidby — Bus. Math Accounting Typ. FACULTY 121 ENGLISH o £3 Eng. Lily SansGrimes — Elizabeth Keene - Joyce Lawrence — Spanish Eng. French Eng. Comp. Chairperson A Gail Langley — Eng. Florence Mixon — Judy Morgan — English Patricia Morgan — Rep. Spanish Eng. SAT Eng Journalism Writing Cheryl Scamihorn — Geraldine Thomas — Patti Williams — En- Speech Drama Eng. English glish 122 FACULTY HEALTH AND P.E. Chuck Gibson — P.E. Thomas Moore — Phy. Toni Rozier — P.E. Michael Thompson Soc. Chairperson Health Phy. Sci. Bubba Williams — P.E. FACULTY 123 MATHEMATICS No Photo Available Constance Dufford R. E. Eidson — Gen. Mattie Middlebrooks — Neil Mutchler — Gen. Algebra I, II Math Pre Alg. Alg. Geo. Chairperson Math Madolyn Schewe — Alg. Pre. Alg. Beverly Wells — Adv. Math Trig. Cal. Comp. 124 FACULTY SCIENCE Robert Gaston Phy. Jeannie Rich Julia Smipson Phy. Ellen Sires Adv. Sci. Chem. Phys. Bio. Phy. Sci. Sci. Bio. Hort. Bio. Hmn. Phys. Chair- person ’ Wydene Stewart Bio. Phys. Sci. FACULTY 125 Social Studies “ _[ vv é ; Bessie Brown . Ron Colvard Am. Ed Damour World Marcus Daniels — Phys. Gov't. Am. Hist. Hist. Chairperson Geo. Sci. Law PF CE Nancy Nash Daniel Rogers Per. Trudy Sampson — Am. _ Sherry Sanders — Am. Psy. Anthr. Fin. Bus. Math Hist. Gov’t. Current Events Peggy Stevens — Ameri- Bonnie Stevenson — Phyllis Williams — Per. can History World Hist. Ec. Per. Fin. Ec. Am. Hist. Fin. 126 FACULTY SPECIAL EDUCATION Denise Bennett — Psy- Stanley Bobinski — Douglas Davis—Special Denise Etheridge — cho. Ed. Rem. Reading Ed. MI Writing Math Jane Lewellen — Spec. Bettye Williams Margie Avant — Spec. Granttyn Elsey — Spec. Ed. SM PM MO Reading Math Spec. Ed. Aide SM PM MO _ Ed. Aide SM PM MO Ed. Chairperson 4 Bernice Mercer — Spec. Ed. Aide FACULTY 127 VOCATION 4 Zim George Cooper Band Debra McMahon — Art Jeri Perry — Home Ec. Karen Souther — Home Parenting Basic Comp Ec. Parenting Fam. Chairperson =: Y 128 FACULTY LUNCHROOM STAFF = £ A DEDICATION TO Mrs. Bonnie Stevenson Coach John “Bubba” Williams 130 FACULTY THREE polish PEOPLE Mrs. Sanders, thank-you for bring- ing your class to life. Your high ener- gy and love for your subjects are contagious. You will always be a part of everyone you teach. : o= = Spud arty | ss LEAVE SHERRY SANDERS ' ‘ALONE SHE IS HAVING � VA MID-LiFE CRISIS | Har BIRTHDAY Mrs. Stevenson, we appreciate you taking the time to expose our minds to other things outside of our own little world. Your efforts extended sast school grounds, taking some of us to places we have never been. Coach Williams, we commend you for reaching beyond what is required of you, giving your all for the sake of the students. Through your leader- ship and communicative skills, you led our football team through a very successful season. FACULTY 131 ACADEMICS “... success is to be measured not so much by the position one has reached in life as by the obstacles which he has overcome while trying to suc- ceed.” — Booker T. Washing- ton These organizations are the products of hard work and achievement. Each and every individual has a special talent to contribute. By acting as a 1. Typing I students compete against themselves in preparation for unit, the academic genre is.a power- upcoming competion. ful extension of the school. They 2. The National Honor Society shows their school spirit by have evolved to a new standing in participation in the Homecoming Parade. society on the whole. Only the elite 3. Suzanne Stevens and Mitzi Davidson, yearbook staff members, minds effectively participate in the place pictures on their layouts. molding of the future. Participation in these clubs will help students stand on their own ground. 132 ACADEMICS National Honor Society is an orga- nization designed for students who have an overall average of an 85 or As other projects NHS also support- ed the Cancer Drive and the Heart Fund. above in their classes. NHS week was held during the week The JCHS chapter of NHS has had of December 7-11. During that week many community projects this past a brunch was held for teachers. year. This past Thanksgiving NHS donated a turkey and canned goods’ The advisers are Geraldine Thomas to a needy family in Jones County. and Bonnie Stevenson. = oo Members of NHS are Leslie Adams, Carrie Aycock, Bonnie Barton, Bill Bates, Terry Barton, Tedra Brown, Natalie Childs, Jennifer Davis, Fonda Foster, Angel Gavel. Preston Gray, Wendy Hilton, David Heath, Jill Lineberger, Nikki Lowe, Kim Mosely, Misty Miller, Mandi Nabers, Jennifer Pierce, Candi Phillips, Joell’ Roberson, Larry Sellers, Tiffany Smith, Jana Samuel, Reggie Sullivan, Jackie Song, Bryan Tompkins, Ken Wells, Kimani Adams, Tonya Adkins, Chris Appling, Lita Appling, Kim Bishop, Dennis Borders, Annalisa Bragg, Angela Brown, Tammy Bryant, Joey Burke, John Carr, Kerry Chapman, Curtis Combs, Jennifer Creamer, Tracy Cooper, Mitzi Davidson, Laura Fortson, Jody Foster, Cheryl Grant, Jenny Hamrick, Christie Hampton, Tami Hillman, Christy Hudson, Tonya Hutto, Amy Larrimore, Ronald Lester, Karen Lindsey, Sarah Middlebrooks, Cathy Moore, Kim O’Kelley, Sam Potts, Sharon Rawlin, Ashley Redd, Laura Robertson, Kim Rutherford, Suzanne Stevens, Karen Thomas, Shanita Thomas, MeGlee Timothy, Michelle Todd, Charles Walker, Kerry Walker, Jenny Wasden, Rhonda Ward, Christy Wheeler, Christy, Wells, Henry Wimberly, Consuela Williams, Tonya Williams, Jean Albrycht, Tripp Asbell, Tammy Battle, Veronica Belton, Christy Bloodworth, Tracy Bloodworth, Jamie Brantley, Adrelia Cabiness, Kelli Cobb, Candy Cox, Stephanie Curtis, Beth Evans, Tonya Gandy, Duree Godwin, Teresa Hulett, Julie Jackson, Ann James, Janifer Jarrard, Barry Johnson, Marquita Lamb, Gary Lane, Al McCrary, Karen Meadows, Evette Mills, Mindy Moore, Jeff Passmore, John Paul, Shelia Presley, David Raley, Wendy Reed, Melody Reeves, Barbara Ridley, LaShon Ridley, Donna Ross, Jaye Salter, Mike Sibley, Tammy Skinner, Margie Stokes, Remeka Thomas, Tammy Ussery, Shannon Watson, and Kecia Woods. 134 ACADEMICS CLUB Beta Club is an organization for those students who have an 92 aver- age or above in their classes. The adviser is Peggy Stevens. Beta Club officers are Duree Godwin Pres., Julie Jackson V. Pres., Karen Lindsey — Sec., Beth Evans — Treas., Jean Albrycht — Public Rel., and John Carr Sgt. at Arms. Members of Beta Club are John Carr, Jean Albrycht, Duree Godwin, Julie Jackson, Beth Evans. Karen L indsey, Kecia Woods, Shelia Presley, Karen Thomas, McGlee Timothy, Christy Bloodworth, David Raley, Tonya Adkins, Natalie Childs, Christy Howell, Tiffany Smith, LaShon Ridley, Sylvia Williams, Jennifer Pierce, Bobby Wheeler, Jamie Brantley, Shane L azenby, Barry Johnson, Kerry Chapman, Ken Wells, Jody Foster, Bayne Meeks, Larry Sewell, and Wendy Hilton. | —_ ws a a Be 2 s EJ J = od = a ADEMICS 135 Mu Alpha Theta is a division of the Math Club. It is a national organiza- tion which requires an overall 85 av- erage or above in at least three col- lege-prep math courses. The adviser is Beverly Wells. Mu Alpha Theta members are Julie Jackson, Beth Evans, Duree Godwin, Christie Hampton, Bayne Meeks, Tammy Ussery, Tonya Adkins, Adrelia Cabiness, Suzanne Stevens, Christy Hudson, Jamie Brantley, David Raley, Tami Hillman, LaShon Ridley, Consuela Williams, Dennis Borders, Bobby Wheeler, John Carr, John Paul, Chris Appling, Karen Thomas, and Stephanie Curtis. or 136 ACADEMICS DATA PROCESSING Data Processing is a group of elite seniors who participate in a work- study program in which they apply knowledge and principles learned in the classroom through on-the-job training. Data Processing officers are Tammy Morgan, Shun Hill, Kim Garey, and Cindy Fordham. ae Leal Lad ? bo ‘ 3 cd e ? = 4 fw - “ -_ a Ca iad . aguge Util So € 4 1 PH RHE. AHA PE isl Data Processing members are Cindy Fordham, Shun Hill, Tammy Morgan, Kim Garey, Wendy Griffin, Tonia Woods, Anissa Blount, Mindy Moore, Margie Stokes, Candy Cox, Dianne Beasley, Karen Meadows, Tammy Skinner, Kim Cribb, Pam Davis, Remika Thomas, Jennetta Spikes, Jamie Brantley, Wyndell Vincent, John Paul, Guerry Taylor, Al McCrary, Theresa Evans, and Toyna Gandy. ACADEMICS 137 MATH TEAM The purpose of the Math Team is to give interested students a chance to com- pete in math tournaments around the state. The advis- er of the Math Team is Bev- erly Wells. The members of the Math Team are Duree Godwin, Julie Jackson, Adrelia Cabiness, Suzanne Stevens, Karen Thomas, Bayne Meeks, and Stephanie Curtis. 138 ACADEMICS , sls | ACADEMIC The Academic Team travels to Quiz Bowl tournaments in the middle TEAM Georgia area. They answer questions covering such subjects as trivia, cur- rent events, and sports. The advisers are Peggy Stevens and Beverly Wells. Academic Team members are Christie Hampton, LaShon Ridley, Suzanne Stevens, Cory Freeman, Barry Johnson, Shane Lazenby, Mike Sibley, Dennis Borders, Chris Appling, and John Carr. il -_ : = . — ACADEMICS 139 DRAMA CLUB The Drama Club has brought the stage of JCHS to life, expanding the Drama Club to new and diverse hori- zons. Cheryl Scamihorn continues to direct and inspire new acting talents each year. With each production there’s a fresh outlook on every performance. Thespians is a division of Drama Club in which members must aquire points by participation in Drama Club productions. The adviser is Cheryl Scamihorn. This year, under the direction of Cheryl Scamihorn, the Region One Act Play, “The Lesson”, placed sec- ond in the region. “The Lesson” was the first production of the year. 140 ACADEMICS Thespians are Bobby Wheeler, David Raley, Melody Reeves, Christy Bloodworth, Leesa Phillips, Jean Albrycht, Kelli Cobb, Marsha Greene, Lita Appling, and Cheryl Grant. Members of the Drama Club are Tarshena Shuler, Melody Reeves, Christy Bloodwort h, Leesa Phillips, Kelli Cobb, Lita Appling, David Raley, Bobby Wheeler, Valerie Daniels, Media Wilfong, Christy Howell, Jean Albrycht, Carrie Aycock, LaBrina Tibbs, Benjanese Stewart, Tammy Battle, Toby Salter, Cheryl Grant, Craig Curruthers, and Jaye ® YN a -. = = 3 Beneaen: t ier! TT Titty = € . - Hom HH ACADEMICS 141 JOURNALISM The 1987-88 Yearbook staff attend- ed Jostens Publishing Company’s workshop at the University of Geor- gia in June, 1987. The staff won first runner up for Best Book out of forty two schools and first place for Over- all Layout. The staff is composed of 18 students who are responsible for raising $18,000 in ad and book sales. Other duties are copy-writing, drawing lay- outs, and photography. The faculty adviser is Patricia Morgan. Mitzi Davidson writes copy for the club section. Jean Albrycht and Kelli Cobb discuss picture captions for the student life section. 142 ACADEMICS Yearbook staff members are Assistant Editor — Ashley Redd, Editor — Teresa Hullett, Jean Albrycht, Kelli Cobb, Kecia Woods, Janifer Jarrard, Jill Williams, Lita Appling, Treva Woods, Suzanne Stevens, Christie Hampton, Mitzi Davidson, Bruce Tidwell, Cheryl Grant, John Carr, Dawn Greene, and Joel Franssen. ACADEMICS 143 SONG When I am dead, my dearest, Sing no sad songs for me; Plant thou no roses at my head, Nor shady cypress tree Be the green grass above me With showers and dewdrops wet: And if thou wilt, remember, And if thou wilt, forget. I shall not see the shadows, I shall not feel the rain; I shall not hear the nightingale Sing on as if in pain And dreaming through the twilight That doth not rise nor set, Haply I may remember, And haply I may forget. Christina Rossetti This memorial page is dedicated to the everlasting memories of four fellow students whose young lives ended in tragedy: Carol White, Lee Hagood, Kevin Sumner, and Robert Etheridge. Carol White September 25, 1971-June 12, 1987 Lee Hagood August 19, 1970-March 7, 1983 Kevin Sumner May 13, 1970-October 13, 1981 Robert Etheridge September 5, 1970-March 30, 1983 MEMORIAL PAGE 145 STUDENT LIFE The hustle and bustle of a stu- dent’s everyday life can be com- plicated, yet fun and exciting. Girls and guys impatiently await the lunch bell and one more chance to see their sweethearts. Between classes, groups of people hurry to their next class, hoping to avoid the dreaded tardy bell. Fi- nally the day is over, but the stu- dents aren’t through yet. Some rush off to jobs and others to club meetings and practices. We never get caught up. There is always something to do, better yet, get into. It’s an endless cycle, but we only live once, so make the best of these high school years. 146 STUDENT LIFE SENIORS Study! Study! Study! o Tripp, get the mustard off my lip. 148 STUDENT LIFE I wish we had break all day! What a pair! STUDENT LIFE 149 Underclassmen PE GI IGE, SO Bw Lf.to Rt. — Lita Appling, Christy Cox, Buffy Benjamin Sullivan. s . . Leslie Adams, Cam Adams, and Davina Cam Adams — Junior Class Representative Lita Appling — Junior Class Representative 150 STUDENT LIFE Homecoming Court Buffy Benjamin — Sophomore Class Representa- tive Christy Cox — Freshman Class Representative Davina Sullivan — Freshman Class Representative STUDENT LIFE 151 Senior Adrelia Cabiness is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Cabiness and was escorted by her father. Margie Stokes is the daughter of Linda and Billy Stokes and was escorted by her father. Kimberly Solomon is the daughter of Dan and Pearl Solo- mon and was escorted by her father. 152 STUDENT LIFE Homecoming Court Wendy Reed is the daughter of Eddie and Dianne Reed and was escorted by her brother, Mr. Eddie Reed, Jr. Tammy Battle is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lorenza Battle and was escorted by her father. Kimberly Garey is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Garey and was escorted by Jones County student, Mr. Keith Bloodworth. STUDENT LIFE 153 154 STUDENT LIFE Homecoming Queen - —— Margie Stokes is the daughter of Linda and Billy Stokes. Margie is involved in a variety of activities such as NHS, FBLA, Data Processing, Science Club, Math Club, and is a hard working member of the Greyhound softball team. She is also listed in Who’s Who Among American High School Students. STUDENT LIFE 155 oT) oT) Ss G on - Homecom 156 STUDENT LIFE Tammy Battle is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lorenza Battle. She is involved in such school activities as Drama Club, Spirit Club, and NHS. She is also active in a social sorority, Jack and Jill, and in her church youth choir. STUDENT LIFE 157 SPIRIT Va | bani | I love my furry shoes. Is this Rome or the Rio Grande? 158 STUDENT LIFE [NUDE 0 navn eres -- sot Sorry, I have plans for Saturday! Am I beautiful, or what? STUDENT LIFE 159 HOMECOMING - ee es Fe Howdy, Partner! igi if? fe tee ee Oo Pp — ee i TTT | ee Ha! Jody is mine! We love our dollies! “Sl Ze ah E+ fit in HE A a —e a Wanna Rock? 160 STUDENT LIFE Mama, I’m hungry! Vastolvia: the Greek goddess I bet you wish that you had legs like ours! STUDENT LIFE 161 SCHOOL We know we are cool! Open wide, Cory! Yi | I bet you miss it! Umm! Ice Cream! Thank goodness it’s lunch time! 162 STUDENT LIFE How many minutes ’till the bell? be a_i It sure is cold out here! The gang’s all here! STUDENT LIFE 163 WORKING We not only spend our free time af- ter school and on weekends playing but also WORKING! Well, it’s not all bad; in fact, payday is great! That seems to make even the longest day tolerable, not to mention that some of our closest friends work right along with us. Some we’ve known forever and others come with the ter- ritory! To everyone who works hard in their spare time, remember the friends and payday, and have fun making memories. | i: il a” “iia iii Sige It’s showtime for Tammy! Is it heavy, Kenny? 164 STUDENT LIFE TOGETHER FISH DINNER 35 PC. CHICKEN DINNER 2 PC. SHACK 6 PC 16 PC 24 PC Stacy has running the Roses’ cash register down to a T! Vy ‘a 7 TULLE Hope puts in long hours working at Roses. STUDENT LIFE 165 COME CHOCOLATE DIP SHAKES Freezer Wy A fi Y r ia rs e ” = ta ‘fi WHITE CHRISTMAS Each year the senior class produces the White Christmas program to collect gifts to donate to the Department of Family and Children’s Services. This year our theme was Peace. The welcome was given by Sr. Class President, Chap Nelson. The skit was written by Ms. Scamihorn. The actors were Kecia Woods, Jaye Salter, Heidi Lup- ton, Eddie Slocumb, Mike Pattis, Tripp Asbell, Barry Johnson, Jamie Brantley, Mike Sibley, Mark Califf, Tammy King, and Leesa Phillips. The entire senior class sang carols. Soloists were Labrina Tibbs and Benjanese Stewart. Todd and Tarshena Shuler sang a duet. The scripture was read by Kelli Cobb, with Mindy Moore receiving gifts and an explanation of the gifts by Kim Cribb. John Eric Paul February 8, 1970 December 26, 1987 “Friends are friends forever if the Lord’s the Lord of them.” Oh what a dark and dreary day. The day that you passed away. You were always there with a smile, Kind word, or helping hand. My Lord, this is so very hard to understand. Hard to understand why You would take someone. One whose life had just begun. The gentle giant who stood so tall. There was no mistaking; that’s John Paul. A friend through the years, just like a brother. Someone as unique as you; there could be no other. And oh what a future; so, so bright. My Lord, I know he saw Your light. He was so perfect, honest, and true. There wasn’t a thing he wouldn’t see through. So really what I’m trying to say is ... John, you’re the one we salute this day, But forever in our heart your memory will stay. Mike Gordon, Class of 1987 CLUBS “It is easier for a man to be loyal to his club than to his planet; the bylaws are shorter, and he is person- ally acquainted with the other members.” — Bartlett’s Book of Quotes Progress in motion adequately de- scribes the extention of the JCHS clubs. Moving forward to new di- mensions is the ultimate goal of our clubs. These organizations bring Future Business Leaders of America officers demonstrate the parli- people of different lifestyles together mentary procedure. on common interests. FBLA members watch with attentive eyes. 170 CLUBS Shane and Greg, please throw some candy this way! FFA members await their showing in the Homecoming Parade. PRESIDENT’S CLUB a The members are Carrie Aycock, Tripp Asbell, Candy Cox, Christy Cox, Duree Godwin, Julie Jackson, Carolyn Lovett, Chap Nelson, Melody Reeves, Kim Rutherford, Jaye Salter, Benjanese Stewart, Kecia Woods. The adviser of the President’s Club is Charlie Smith. 172 CLUBS “. spuel AHH HHHHT The members are Joey Burke, April Cornelius, Rhonda Foster, Raybon Haynes, Tammy King, John Paul, Sheila Presley, Karla Reese, Kerri Resse, LaShon Ridley, Sharlonne Rollens, Xanthus Rouse, Donald Sheffield. Jackie Song, David Taylor, Keith Turner, Rena Ussery. HOPE was formed last year for the purpose of giving its members and all interested parties an encouraging outlook on life. With this objective in mind, HOPE has increased its mem- bership almost three fold. Mary Mussleman is the adviser. The officers are Toby Salter, Craig Carruthers, Todd Shuler, Tarshena Shuler, Wilson Gray, and Jaye Salt- er. CLUBS 173 STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council uses the views of our students to help better our school. The officers are Kim Ruther- ford, Leesa Phillips, Tripp Asbell and Duree Godwin. Mattie Pitts is the adviser. The members are Christy Cox, Lyn Talcott, Candy Cox, John Shell, Jake Stevenson, Tammy Bowman, Cam Adams,Lavonya Scarbrough Tarshena Shuler, Angel Jarvis, John Kaartouen, Annalisa Bragg, Gina Simpson, Dennis Borders, Tammy Mauldin, Vicki Platt, Chris Appling, Kim Solomon, Tasha Singleton Laurie Marlowe, Kesha Washington, Quantilus Combs, Davina Sulivan, Mandi Nabers, Rayburn Haynes, Jenifer Creamer, Tami Hillman, Lynn Jackson, LaShon Ridley, Tedra Brown, € arolyn Lovett, Fonda Foster, Libby Williams, Diana Maki, Carrie Aycock, Bonnie Barton, Buffy Benjamin, Theresa Finney, Patricia Greene, Tammy Dye, Towanna Brundage, Jocy Burke, Amy Young, Christy Bloodworth, Christy Howell, Beth Evans, Janifer Jarrard, Jean Albrycht, Alisa Moss, Shun Hill, Cherica Collins, Tasha Singleton, Demetrice Bonner, Trista Pounds, Leatha Battle, Sally Bellamy, Tedra Brown, Cindy Houston, Sheri Goble, Julie Jarrard, Tracy Thompson, Stacie Fripp, Kelli Cobb, Christy Wheeler, Dianne Beasley, Heidi Lupton, Tina Edwards, Candy Phillips, Kim Stewart, Karen Lindsey, Kim Rutherford, Angie Brown, Mitzi Davidson, Ronnie Farley, Ka MaCrary, Veronica Belton, Chris King, Steve Ford, Marcy Collett, Kresha Roberts, Shannon Watson, Stacy Stewart, Tammy Ussery, Kim Whisby, Cheryl Bebce, Tracey Bloodworth, Tina Toler, Kim Raines, Tonya Wealot, Ann McKlenney 174 CLUBS SPIRIT CLUB The ultimate purpose of the Spirit Club is to stimulate school spirit and to support the athletic program. The officers are Carolyn Lovett, Evette Mills, Vicki Platt and Kim Ruther- ford. Mattie Pitts is the adviser. wv The members are Jean Albrycht, Tina Edwards, Karen Lindsey, Kelli Cobb, Beth Evans, Christy Bloodworth, Kim Stewart, Dianne Beasley, LaShon Ridley, Shun Hill, Adrelia Cabiness, Marquita Lamb, DaVina Sullivan, Tasha Singleton, Tarshena Shuler, Kresha Roberts, Valerie Daniels, Consuela Williams, Angela Brown, Mitzi Davidson, Dennis Borders, Tami Hillman, Veronica Belton, Tammy Mauldin, Tammy Battle, Jenetta Spikes, Latrenda Carson, Stacy Stewart, Shannon Watson, Heidi Lupton, Janifer Jarrard, Christy Howell, Cory Freeman, Reggie Sulivan, Corretta Stewart, Teidra Brown, William Dumas, Dominique Byoune, Sandra Jackson, Carrie Aycock, Annalisa Bragg, Ginger Mullis, Media Wilfong, Tammy Ussery, Tracey Bloodworth, Curtis Combs, Wyndell Vinson, Henry Wimberly, Charles Walker, Sheri Goble, Cindy Houston, Stacie Fripp, Leatha Battle, Trista Pounds, QT Combs, Christy Cox, Christy Wheeler, Julie Jarrard, Lynn VanPatten, Tawanna Brundage, Sara Middlebrooks, Betty Davis, Rena Ussery, Rhonda Foster, Michelle Todd, Tracy Cooper, Rhonda Ward, Libby Williams and Labrina Tibbs CLUBS 175 Officers — Chris Appling, Tripp Asbell, Mindy Moore, Margie Stokes, Pam Davis, Cam Adams, and Candy Cox. The members of FBLA strive to be- come better business leaders of to- morrow. FBLA members attend both state and national competitions. The advisers are Vicki Rogers, Mat- tie Pitts, Mary Mussleman, Cathy Hughes, Cora Whidby, and Jean Guthrie. Chris Appling anticipates his chance in the spotlight. 176 CLUBS The members are Cam Adams, Melanie Ammons, Chris Appling, Greg Appling, Tripp Asbell, Rick Baggett, Bonnie Barton, Dianne Beasley, Cheryl Bebee, Kim Bishop, Tammy Bledsoe, Tracy Bloodworth, Wendy Bloodworth, Anissa Blount, Dennis Borders, Tammy Bowman, Jamie Brantley, Sabrina Brantley, Gabriel Brown, Renee Brown, Tedra Brown, Wendy Brown, Towanna Brundage, Joey Burke, Kim Butts, Stephanie Butts, Dominique Byoune, Mark Califf, Hope Carawan, Chad Carden, Latrenda Carson, Judd Chambers, Monica Childs, Natalie Childs, Katina Clowers, Beckie Comer, Tonya Coulter, Candy Cox, Christy Cox, Jennifer Creamer, Kim Cribb, Dan Curry, Tamika Curry, Stephanie Curtis, Pam Davis, Tanya Deason, Shane Dunn, Tina Edwards, Teresa Evans, Cindy Fordam, Laura Fortson, Billy Foster, Fonda Foster, Rhonda Foster, Kim Frady, Tonya Gandy, Kim Garey, Angel Gavel, Duree Godwin, Zalonie Greene, Wendy Griffin, Christie Hampton, Ramon Harris, Beth Harrison, Lisa Hawthorne, David Haygood, Josh Haynes, Raybon Haynes, David Heath, Bubba Henderson, Shun Hill, Wendy Hilton, April Hudson, Tonya Hutto, April Ivey, Julie Jackson, Sandra Jackson, Staci Jackson, George Joiner, Julie Keene, Chris Kelley, Tammy King, Shane Lazenby, Jennifer Leonard, Crystal Lewis, Leslie Lynn, Diana Maki, Kim Malone, Sandy Marchman, Al McCrary, Tina McDuffie, Karen Meadows, Stephanie Meeks, Misty Miller, Evette Mills, Brandi Mitchum, Cathy Moore, Mindy Moore, Tammy Morgan, Meredith Nunn, John Paul, Mike Pettis, Candi Phillips, Leesa Phillips, Jennifer Pierce, Vicki Platt, Shelia Presley, David Raley, Carla Redding, Karla Reese, Kerri Reese, Melody Reeves, Kim Regula, Kresha Roberts, Joell Robinson, Lisa Robinson, Gregory Rouse, Jaye Salter, Jana Samuel, Becky Seabolt, Tabby Seabolt, Larry Sellers, Tammy Skinner, Laura Smith, Nikki Smith, Tiffany Smith, Jackie Song, Jeanetta Spikes, Suzanne Stevens, Carlton Stewart, Coretta Stewart, Stacy Stewart, Margie Stokes, David Taylor, Guerry Taylor, Lynn Taylor, Karen Thomas, Micheal Thomas, Remeka Thomas, Michelle Todd, Lynn Van Patten, Wyndell Vinson, Rhonda Ward, Tracy Watkins, Brian Watson, Shannon Watson, Tonya Wealot, Christy Wells, Christy Wheeler, Angela Whiddon, Kim Whisby, Teresa White, Slyvia Willliams, Tonya Williams, Henry Wimberly, Hope Wood, Tonia Woods, Brandy Yaughn. bepal x : Ee =_— mt ae | | I”, CLUBS 177 ART CLUB iil; EPL ay Phi The members are Josh Haynes, Sam Potts, Calvin Norris, Reggie Jones, William Dumas, Thomas Hollingshed, Ramon Frye, Mike Hamania, Lisa Wells, Shawn Jones, Treva Woods, Ann James, Margie Lovejoy, Leesa Phillips, Jaye Salter, Christy Wheeler, Jenny Hamrick, Annalisa Bragg, Tripp Asbell, Kecia Woods, Wendy Brown, Sandy Marchman. The officers are Kecia Woods,Wendy Brown, Leesa Phillipssand Margie Lovejoy. The role of the Art Club is to support those students who are intently inter- ested in the arts and who would like to pursue an art-related career. We would like to give special notice to our run-through sign committee for their efforts in promoting school spirit. The committee consists of Sam Potts, Annalisa Bragg, Lessa Phillips, Margie Lovejoy, Wendy Brown, and Deborah McMahon. 178 CLUBS FRENCH CLUB The members are Marcy Collett, Nikki Smith, Leesa Phillips, Tonia Woods, Benjanese Stewart, Carolyn Lovett, Adrelia Cabiness, Candi Phillips, Cheryl Bebee, Gina Carpenter, Angel Gavel, Lana Smith, Michelle Bryant, Todd Greene, Kim Malone, Ginger Mullis, Angela Bloodworth, Sandra Jackson, Jason Humphries, Andy Kitchens, Cyrena Pritchett, Jana Samuel, Greg Appling, Patrina Ware, Jodie Berglof, Ka McCrary, Rena Ussery, Valerie Daniels, Media Wilfong, Joell Roberson, Barbara Ridley,and Cory Freeman. The purpose of the French Club is to help provide for outside activities in foreign language and to help give some incentive to students to contin- ue studying past French I and II. The officers are Cory Freeman, Adrelia Cabiness, Tonia Woods, and Benjanese Stewart.( Not pictured are Cheryl Bebee, Patricia Carver, and Barbara Ridley.) iE i CLUBS 179 SOCIAL STUDIES CLUB | | | eee 4 -5- he ino 7s +e The members are Towanna Brundage, Remeka Thomas, Stacy Stewart, Kecia Woods, Tammy Ussery, Kim Rutherford, Shannon Watson, John Paul, David Raley, Keith Haskins, Bayne Meeks, Dennis Borders, Tracy Bloodworth, Wayne Myers, Billy Mauldin, Frances Harris, Michelle Wheeler, Duree Godwin, Treva Woods, Len Crane, Vicki Platt, Dawn Hart, Katina Clowers, Tammy Clowers, Dennis O’Conner, Guerry Taylor, Jamie Brantley, Lisa Wells, Melanie Hayslip, Audrey Blalock, Rena Ussery, Evette Mills, Al McCrary, Laura Robertson, Jaye Salter, Angela Whiddon, Kim Regula, Lynn Gordon, Greg Bryant, Todd Haskins, Andy Kitchens,and Jason Humphreys. The Social Studies Club offers students a chance to enrich their knowledge and appreci- ation of their culture and heritage through visits to historical sites in Middle Georgia. Ed Damour is the adviser. 180 CLUBS SCIENCE CLUB . The members are Tarshena Shuler, Tripp Asbell, LaShon Ridley, Emanuel Hall, Ronald Lester, Joe Wood, Tammy Ussery, Stacy Stewart, Gina Simpson, Christy Holton, Shanita Thomas, Lisa Hawthorne, Michelle Dyes, Sidney Harvey, Tracy Bloodworth, Patricia Carver, Rena Ussery, Bubba Henderson, April Ivey, Laura Smith, Misty Miller, Marquita Lamb, Scott Smallwood, Tina Toler, Cheryl Grant, Lita Appling, Tonya Williams,and Hugh Williams. The adviser of the Science Club is Ellen Sires. CLUBS 181 MATH CLUB The members are Bayne Meeks, Julie Jackson, Beth Evans, Duree Godwin, Jamey Brantley, Tammy Ussery, Tonya Adkins, Jean Albrycht, Christy Bloodworth, Adrelia Cabiness, Evette Mills, Laura Robertson, Christie Hampton, Lynn Van Patten, Sally Sea, Kelli Cobb, Tami Hillman, LaShon Ridley, Karen Thomas, Consuela Williams, Christy Hudson, Suzanne Stevens, Jake Stevenson, David Railey, Guerry Taylor, John Paul, Chris Appling, Remika Thomas, Stephanie Curtis, John Carr, Bobby Wheeler, and Dennis Borders. The purpose of the Math Club is to give students who are interested in math a chance to have meetings and futher their math studies. The Math Club has monthly meetings and also raises money to support the Math Team. A school project taken on by the club is to sponsor free tutoring sessions one afternoon a week. The tutoring is done by members of the Math Club. Beverly Wells is the adviser. 182 CLUBS The members are Karla Reese, Kerri Reese, Amy Young, Cheryl Bebee, Kim Rutherford, Joell Roberson, Earl King, Chap Nelson, Rob Murray, and Christie Hampton The 4-H Club in Jones County actively participates in several community service projects throughout the year. An annual project each December is to decorate the Christmas trees at the Gray Nursing Home. As an extra project this summer, the 4-H Club cleaned up the historical markers in the old Clinton district. Sr. 4-H Club members are also members of the Jr. leadership club which assists younger 4-Hers in such activities as the Cloverleaf Christmas rally and 4-H summer camp at Rock Eagle 4-H camp in Eatonton. CLUBS 183 mH HHH HHA Turn eta tatgl HHH srt Brit Hf ae oy ULE B HAE Ww 7 The members are Tammy Dye, Andrew Pitrowski, David Jiles, Jody Adams, Renee Wilson, Alan Goad, David Clements, Michael Woodward, Todd Griffen, Judd Chambers, Alex Bass, Lowell Williams, Wendy Brown, Greg Wilson, Donald Sheffield, Kris McKleroy, Kevin Knowles, Derrick McDuffie, Scott Goodwin, Todd Greene, Thomas Jackson, Jesse Barker, Shane Dixon, James Wright, Richard Bagett, Frank Taylor, Derek Grimes, Brad Barreth, Luke Underwood, James Wilkes, Boyce Rutherford, Tammy Bowman, Kevin Hubby, Michael Dulbs, Kevin Hayslip, Marcus Lanford, Gary Lane, Rodney Bowden, Brian Kennedy, Mike Bridges, Anthony Senn, Tommy Beckworth, Ken Wells, Leslie Adams, Mike Crane, Phillip Lewis, Kenny McElheny, Brad Austin, Jimmy Johnson, Ron Josey, Mike Moody, Jarrard Maddox, Joe Hopson, Buddy Williams, Margie Lovejoy, Rusty Suddeth, Victor Clay, Levon Kitchens, Sean Jones, and Renee Wilson. The officers are Boyce Rutherford, Tammy Dye, Kris McKleroy, Kevin Knowles, Todd Greene, and Judd Chambers. The adviser is Ron Stein. SURSECICS RAPE CEESEREREBER ERA 184 CLUBS : SGGDRRURE Rann Bee: - { f A ty = ee Re —— ? - The members are Towanna Brudage, Renae Brown, Amy Cannon, Tonya Williams, Tosha Singleton, Frances Harris, Cleo Pounds, Tina Soria, Libby Williams, Pam Hardeman, Melanie Clowers, Tracie Coulter, Theresa Finney, Sabrina Kent, Brandi Thompson, Kristen Lifsey, and Kim Leonard. The JCHS chapter of FHA has got- ten involved in several community service projects this past year. An annual event is to collect nonperish- able items for a needy family. This past Christmas they also presented a Christmas program at the nursing home and the Jones County Training Center. The advisers of FHA are Jeri Perry and Karen Souther. CLUBS 185 The members are Tarshena Shuler, Carolyn Lovett, LaShon Ridley, Vicki Platt, Evette Mills, Lisa Hawthorne, Christy Holten, Tonya Coulter, Hope Carawan, Tammy Bowman, Jennifer Creamer, Christy Hudson, Gina Simpson, Suzanne Stevens, Jenny Hamrick, Annalisa Bragg, and Christie Hampton. SADD is an organization that aims to promote education against driving while under the influence of alcohol and or other drugs. SADD also encourages the use of seat belts. SADD welcomes all students who have an interest in the prevention of accidents and fatalities as a result of drunk driving. HAPPY is the student who is a member of SADD. Nancy Nash is the adviser. 186 CLUBS LUNCH BUNCH CLUB! Jamie Brantley finally figures out how to win at poker! CLUBS 187 yD [oe] - Oo a a On the city’s western border, Reared against the sky, Proudly stands our Alma Mater, As the years go by. 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Ma) ba) m Na) Liz B, Cherry Kee Iill 2050 Old Clinton Rd. ¢ Macon, Ga. 31211 (912) 745-9138 Ruth Daniels Pamela Vierce Resident Mgr Leasing Agent Excavating, Grading, Pipeline Ofc Hours M-F 9-5 Professionally Managed by Sat 10-5 THE LUESING GROUP APPLING BROTHERS, INC. 349 OLD GRAY HIGHWAY, ROUTE 20 MACON, GEORGIA 31211 Office: (912) 745-9095 Home: (912) 986-3708 EEE EE EEE EEE MMMM MMMM had Ei a = 2 GIIIIIIFIFFIIIFIIFIIFIFTIITIIFIFIFIFIIIIIIIIT (LAAPFIAIFIFIFFIFIFIIFIIIIFIFIFIITIFITIITI MAMA, DADDY, AND CHRISTY, I KNOW I'VE PROBABLY DRIVEN YOU HALF CRAZY OVER THE YEARS, BUT YA'LI KNOW I LOVE YA'LL. THANKS FOR ALL THE SUPPORT. I NEEDED IT!! I LOVE YA’LL CANDY HEY AND TO MY FRIENDS PLL MISS YOU ALL AND REMEMBER YOU FOREVER. I LOVE YA’LL KIM BRIAN, I LOVE YOU! LOVE YA, DIANNE TO CHRISTY H., WEENIE, RHONDA, HEIDI, TERE- SA, KELLI, KECIA, AND ALL MY OTHER FRIENDS. THANKS FOR BEING THERE. YA’LL ARE THE BEST! I LOVE YOU. CLASS OF ’88 RULES! JANNA YANCY, I JUST WANT TO SAY THANK YOU FOR BEING THERE FOR ME. NO MAT- TER WHAT BECOMES OF OUR FUTURE, I WILL NEVER FORGET YOU AND I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU! I LOVE YOU ALWAYS! KIM ART, CANDY, MINDY, TRAVIS, TRIPP, AND WENDY THANKS FOR MAKING MY SENIOR YEAR A GREAT ONE AND FOR BEING THERE. ILL NEVER FORGET ANY OF YOU LET’S KEEP IN TOUCH. I LOVE YOU ALL! KIM LESLIE, I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU! FOREVER AND EVER! LOVE GARY TO COACH ROGERS AND THE FUTURE LADY HOUNDS SOFTBALL TEAM GOOD LUCK! WE’LL MISS YOU! MARGIE MINDY MRS. SANDERS AND MRS. ROGERS THANKS FOR CARING AND BEING SUPPORT- IVE. 1 REALLY DO APPRE- CIATE EVERYTHING YOU’VE DONE. THANKS AGAIN. I LOVE YOU BOTH! KIM CRIBB CONGRATULATIONS GARY! I KNOW YOU'LL GET THE BEST TO COME IN LIFE. WE’VE HAD OUR. BEST AND WORST TIMES AND WE CAME OUT TO- GETHER. I LOVE YOU WITH ALL OF MY HEART AND DON’T FORGET IT!! FOREVER, LESLIE ROBERT MILLER, I WANT TO THANK YOU FOR THE MANY GOOD TIMES WE HAVE SPENT TOGETHER, AND I'M LOOKING FORWARD TO SPENDING THE REST OF OUR LIFE TOGETHER. I WILL LOVE YOU FOREVER AND BE TRUE TO YOU ALWAYS! I LOVE YOU!! WITH ALL MY LOVE, KRISTEN LIFSEY aRare; I WANT TO THANK YOU FOR SOME OF MY BEST TIMES DURING HIGH SCHOOL. YOU’VE MADE IT QUITE AN EX- PERIENCE. YOU’RE VERY SPECIAL TO ME. I LOVE YOU, CANDY MAMA, DADDY, ROBBY, AND PAM THANKS FOR PUTTING UP WITH ME ALL OF THESE YEARS. YOU’RE THE BEST FAMILY A GIRL COULD ASK FOR. I LOVE YOU! KIM TO “THE GANG”, “THE SOCIOL- OGY SELF HELP GROUP”, THE MAJORETTES AND ESPECIAL- LY JULIE AND MY “BESTEST” FRIEND JEAN. THANKS FOR ALL THE GREAT TIMES! BOYCE, THANKS FOR ALL THE GOOD TIMES! I LOVE YOU ALL! KELLI SHORT PERSON LOVES BIG BEAR (FF LAAAITFF (FIFIFTIFIF RLPTIAATAIAAAAAAAIAAIIIAIIIT {A TITIIIIIAADIAADISAIISIITIFATIFIDITDITTSSTTSTTTSITTSTTITTTTITITITITITTTIO ADS 209 A Abrams, Dexter 24, 95 Adams, Cam 85, 150, 174, 176, 177 Adams, Henry 28, 95 Adams, Jody 51, 184 Adams, Kimani 85, 134 Adams, Leslie 95, 134, 150, 151, 184 Adams, Mike 51 Adkins, Tonya 85, 134, 135, 136, 182 Albrycht, Jean 30, 51, 66, 134, 135, 141, 142, 143, 174, 175, 182 Alford, Kevin 21, 105 Ammons, DeCarlo 95 Ammons, Melanie 85, 177 Ammons, Sheddrick 105 Ammons, Torris 105 Anderson, Fleming 105 Andrews, Tracie 51 Appling, Chris 44, 64, 85, 134, 136, 139, 174, 177, 182 Appling, Greg 28, 177, 179 Appling, Gregory 105 Appling, Keith 37, 85 Appling, Lita 85, 134, 141, 143, 150, 181 Argeline, Angela 115 Arrington, Tonia 105 Asbell, Tripp 51, 134, 168, 172, 176, 177, 178, 181 Atkinson, Michael 45, 85 Atkinson, Stacy 95 Austin, Brad 95, 184 Avery, Greg 51 Axom, Patrick 37, 95 Aycock, Carrie 94, 103, 134, 141, 172, 174, 175 B Bagett, Richard 184 Baggett, Richard 105 Baggett, Rick 177 Bailey, Robby 18, 85 Bailey, Tora 105 Balkcom, Karen 51 Banks, Chris 105 Barbee, Jason 105 Barfield, Jerry 51 Barker, Jesse 184 Barlow, Shannon 105 Barnwell, Billy 105 Barreth, Brad 95, 184 Bartlett, Keith 9, 37, 38, 105 Barton, Bobby 95 Barton, Bonnie 95, 134, 174, 177 Barton, Terry 95, 134 Bass, Alex 85, 184 Bates, Bill 95, 134 Bates, Larry 115 Battle, Leatha 32, 104, 174, 175 Battle, Leathe 105 Battle, Tamara 51 Battle, Tammy 134, 141, 153, 157, 175 Beasley, Chad 45, 51 Beasley, Dianne 34, 49, 51, 137, 174, 175, 177 Bebee, Cheryl 51, 67, 174, 177, 179, 183 Beckworth, Tommy 95, 184 Belcher, Rebecca 105 Bellamy, Sally 32, 105, 174 210 Belton, Veronica 51, 134, 174, 175 Benjamin, Buffy 95, 150, 151, 174 Bennett, Cindy 105 Bennett, Melissa 105 Berglof, Jodie 105, 179 Bills, Dwight 105 Bishop, Kim 85, 134, 177 Bishop, Vickie 51 Bivins, Ben 45, 51 Black, Kourtney 28 Blalock, Audrey 180 Bledsoe, Tammy 40, 85, 177 Bloodwoorth, Tracy 41 Bloodworth, Angela 85, 179 Bloodworth, Christy 30, 51, 67, 134, 135, 141, 174, 175, 182 Bloodworth, Keith 52 Bloodworth, Patricia 105 Bloodworth, Tina 26, 105 Bloodworth, Tracy 8, 40, 52, 134, 174, 175, 177, 180, 181 Bloodworth, Wendy 105, 177 Blount, Anissa 52, 64, 137, 177 Blount, Benita 52 Blount, Rio 24, 28 Boland, Tracie 95 Bonner, Demetrice 32, 105, 174 Bonner, Demetrius 104 Bonner, Derrick 95 Booze, Tred 85 Borders, Dennis 85, 134, 136, 139, 174, 175, 177, 180, 182 Bowden, Francine 95 Bowden, Rodney 184 Bowdwen, Rodney 105 Bowie, Jill 85 Bowling, Rebecca 105 Bowman, Tammy 85, 174, 177, 184, 186 Boyd, Keith 105 Bragg, Annalisa 84, 85, 134, 174, 175, 178, 186 Brantley, Jamey 182 Brantley, Jamie 52, 134, 135, 136, 137, 168, 177, 180, 187 Brantley, Sabrina 85, 177 Braswell, Carlton 105 Brewer, Benjy 105 Bridges, Michael 105 Bridges, Mike 184 Broach, Deanna 40, 85 Broadus, Gwen 22, 26, 115 Brown, Angela 33, 84, 85, 134, 175 Brown, Angie 174 Brown, Derrick 106 Brown, Gabriel 95, 177 Brown, Renae 185 Brown, Renee 85, 177 Brown, Tedra 32, 94, 95, 134, 174, 177 Brown, Teidra 175 Brown, Wendy 40, 41, 49, 52, 66, 177, 178, 184 Brudage, Towanna 185 Brundage, Tawanna 175 Brundage, Towanna 85, 174, 177, 180 Bryant, Greg 45, 85, 180 Bryant, Michelle 26, 106, 179 Bryant, Tammie 85 Bryant, Tammy 134 Bullard, Barry 106 Burgamy, Tim 106 Burke, Joey 134, 173, 174, 177 Burke, Joseph 85 Butler, Marletta 106 Butler, Tijuana 85 Butts, Kim 106, 177 Butts, Stephanie 177 Bynum, Sharlene 93 Bynum, Sherri 106 Byoune, Dominique 85, 175, 177 Byron, Gala 85 Byron, Sam 106 Cabiness, Adrelia 52, 67, 134, 136, 138, 152, 175, 179, 182 Caldwell, Christie 106 Calif, Mark 177 Califf, Mark 52, 168 Callaway, Laura 115 Canady, Tammy 106 Cannon, Amy 52, 185 Cannon, Renee 95 Carawan, Hope 52, 177, 186 Card, Tanya 85 Card, Teralyn 95 Carden, Chad 95, 177 Carey, Sonya 106 Carpenter, Gina 95, 179 Carr, Glenn 95 Carr, John 86, 134, 135, 136, 139, 143, 182 Carr, Mike 86 Carruthers, Craig 86 Carson, Latrenda 52, 175, 177 Carter, Joseph 52 Carver, Becky 115 Carver, Patricia 52, 181 Cauley, Scott 95 Chaffin, Lindy 103 Chambers, Judd 52, 177, 184 Chambers, Lin 106 Chancey, Lee 86 Chapman, Kerry 86, 134, 135 Chapman, Kevin 37, 38, 39, 95 Chapman, Tammie 52 Chapman, Tonia 106 Chastain, Joe 95 Cherry, Taras 22, 26, 40, 86 Childs, Larry 106 Childs, Monica 52, 177 Childs, Natalie 95, 134, 135, 177 Chisolm, Barri 106 Chisolm, Stacy 86 Clampitt, Ken 86 Clay, Victor 106, 184 Clements, Buddy 106 Clements, Darrell 106 Clements, David 86, 184 Clemmons, Rodney 45, 86 Cleveland, Chilece 46, 95 Clowers, Katina 86, 177, 180 Clowers, Melanie 95, 185 Clowers, Tammy 106, 180 Cobb, Kelli 34, 35, 50, 53, 67, 134, 141, 142, 143, 168, 174, 175, 182 Coleman, Lori 86 Coley, Chantel 86 Collett, Marcy 40, 96, 174, 179 Collins, Cherica 174 Collins, Cherick 30 Collins, Chericka 86 Collins, Cotina 26, 106 Collins, Heathe 86 Collins, Jeff 86 Colvin, Tammy 86 Combs, Curtis 18, 86, 134, 175 Combs, Q.T. 24, 28, 29 Combs, QT 175 Combs, Quantilus 104, 174 Combs, Quatilus 106 Comer, Beckie 106, 177 Comer, Ray 106 Coney, Shannon 86 Conyer, Doug 96 Cook, David 106 Cooper, Tracy 86, 134, 175 Cornelius, April 106, 173 Coulter, Tisha 86 Coulter, Tonya 53, 177, 186 Coulter, Tracie 106, 185 Cox, Candy 53, 134, 137, 172, 174, 176, 177 Cox, Christy 34, 104, 106, 150, 151, 172, 174, 175, 177 Crane, Len 106, 180 Crane, Mike 96, 184 Creamer, Jenifer 174 Creamer, Jennifer 86, 134, 177, 186 Crews, Wesley 53 Cribb, Kim 50, 53, 137, 168, 177 Cularco, Scott 96 Curruthers, Craig 141 Curry, Dan 19, 37, 84, 86, 177 Curry, Sandra 106 Curry, Tameika 106 Curry, Tamika 177 Curry, Tammy 86 Curtis, Leigh 86 Curtis, Stephanie 53, 134, 136, 138, 177, 182 D Daniel, LaJuana 8, 22, 26, 40, 41, 103 Daniels, Keath 18, 86 Daniels, Nathan 96 Daniels, Valerie 96, 141, 175, 179 Daniely, Chandra 86 Davidson, Mitzi 33, 86, 132, 134, 142, 143, 174, 175 Davidson, Victor 107 Davis, Betty 107, 175 Davis, Jennifer 96, 134 Davis, Karma 53 Davis, Pam 53, 137, 176, 177 Davis, Robin 107 Davis, Stacy 96 Deason, Tanya 107, 177 Densmore, Darla 107 Dixon, Shane 184 Dobbs, Kim 107 Dorsey, Brian 24, 25 Dorsey, Brian 86 Dulbs, Michael 96, 184 Dulong, Donald 107 Dumas, Stacie 53 Dumas, Tarra 107 Dumas, William 175, 178 Duncan, Riley 38, 86 Dunkin, Riley 37 Dunn, Shane 53, 177 Dye, Tammy 53, 174, 184 Dyes, Ginger 53 Dyes, Michelle 87, 181 Dykes, Shelly 107 is Easton, Kimberly 87 Edwards, Jack 87 Edwards, Leslie 107 Edwards, Tina 34, 96, 174, 175, 177 Eisele, Angela 53 Elkins, Rachel 107 Emery, Tamika 87 Ethredge, Ray 107 Evans, Beth 30, 53, 66, 134, 135, 136, 174, 175, 182 Evans, Deidre 87 Evans, Richard 103 Evans, Shannon 96 Evans, Shedrick 103 Evans, Teresa 53, 177 Evans, Theresa 137 Everett, Demetrius 87 Everett, Otha 18, 87 r Farlar, Natasha 22, 46, 87 Farley, Linda 87 Farley, Ronnie 107, 174 Farley, Samuel 107 Farley, Tina 26, 107 Felix, Quentin 87 Finney, Joanne 107 Finney, Theresa 96, 174, 185 Flowers, Chris 87 Folendore, Shane 96 Ford, Curtis 107 Ford, Steve 53, 174 Fordam, Cindy 177 Fordham, Cindy 54, 137 Fortson, Laura 87, 134, 177 Foster, Billy 177 Foster, Fonda 96, 134, 174, 177 Foster, Jody 18, 87, 134, 135 Foster, Rhonda 96, 173, 175, 177 Fountain, Scott 87 Fowler, Cheryl 96 Frady, Kim 96, 177 Franssen, Joel 143 Franssen, Joell 115 Freeman, Corey 18, 24 Freeman, Cory 19, 54, 66, 139, 175, 179 Freeman, Tory 18, 24, 54 Fripp, Stacie 107, 174, 175 Frye, Ramon 38, 178 Frye, Raymon 96 Fullington, Scott 87 G Gainey, Talsha 107 Gandy, Tonya 40, 54, 134, 177 Gandy, Toyna 137 Gandy, Vicky 40, 41, 107 Gantt, Bengie 46, 87 Garey, Kim 137, 177 Garey, Kimberly 54, 153 Garey, Stevie 97 Gavel, Angel 40, 134, 177, 179 Gay, Todd 107 Gilmore, Stacia 87 Gilmore, Tracia 87 Giltz, Harold 107 Gleaton, Edward 54 Glover, Kesha 107 Glover, Michelle 97 Goad, Alan 45, 54 Goad, Allan 184 Goad, Todd 24, 87 Goble, Sheri 107, 174, 175 Goble, Sherri 32 Godwin, Duree 54, 134, 135, 136, 138, 172, 177, 180, 182 Good, Tami 87 Goodrich, Stacy 107 Goodwin, Scott 45, 54, 184 Goolsby, Katie 97 Goolsby, Keith 87 Goolsby, Micheal 115 Goolsby, Minnie 107 Gordon, Al 18, 19, 87 Gordon, Lynn 115, 180 Gordon, Michelle 22, 40, 41, 46, 87 Grant, Cheryl 84, 87, 134, 141, 143, 181 Grant, Kita 87 Grantham, Pam 107 Gravel, Angel 97 Graves, David 103 Gray, Corey 24, 28, 97 Gray, Keith 107 Gray, Preston 28, 97, 134 Greene, Dawn 87, 143 Greene, Marsha 40, 87, 141 Greene, Marshall 107 Greene, Patricia 22, 97, 174 Greene, Todd 179, 184 Greene, Tood 87 Greene, Willie 2, 37, 84, 87 Greene, Zalonie 54, 177 Greenway, Bryan 108 Gregory, Todd 107 Griffen, Todd 184 Griffin, Frank 87 Griffin, Todd 54 Griffin, Wendy 54, 137, 177 Griggs, Justin 21, 108 Grimes, Brenda 108 Grimes, Derek 37, 38, 54, 184 Grimes, Laura 93 Gunter, Jason 97 H Hall, Emanuel 18, 47, 88, 181 Hall, Jennifer 103 Hamania, Mike 178 Hamilton, Glen 108 Hamlin, Michelle 54 Hamlin, Todd 88 Hamm, Bobby 97 Hamm, Keith 88 Hamm, Leslie 54 Hamm, Tony 108 Hampton, Christie 44, 88, 134, 136, 139, 143, 177, 182, 183, 186 Hampton, Waylon 88 Hamrick, Crysti 108 Hamrick, Jenny 88, 134, 178, 186 Hanania, Mike 108 Hardeman, Pam 185 Hardeman, Pamela 97 Harker, Frank 108 Harrelson, Tiffany 6, 88 Harris, Bobby 21 Harris, Frances 2, 88, 180, 185 Harris, Ramon 37, 38, 97, 177 Harris, Steven 108 Harrison, Beth 40, 88, 177 Harrison, Craig 18, 19, 88 Harrison, Jon 108 Harrison, Julie 97 Harrison, Wes 97 Hart, Dawn 97, 180 Harvey, Sandy 97 Harvey, Sharon 97 Harvey, Sidney 88, 181 Harvey, Tammy 97 Haskins, Keith 44, 54, 180 Haskins, Todd 44, 88, 180 Hatcher, Jimmy 103 Hatcher, Marcus 103 Hawthorne, Lisa 88, 177, 181, 186 Haygood, David 55, 177 Haynes, Josh 97, 177, 178 Haynes, Raybon 108, 173, 177 Haynes, Rayburn 174 Hayslip, Kevin 98, 184 Hayslip, Melanie 55, 180 Hazel, Kim 108 Heath, David 98, 134, 177 Heath, Tracy 93 Henderson, Bubba 115, 177, 181 Henderson, Cindy 108 Herndon, Lori 88 Herndon, Mark 88 Herndon, Shane 115 Hill, Bernadette 22, 55 Hill, Burnadette 22 Hill, Freddie 21 Hill, Frederick 88 Hill, Jesse 98 Hill, Matressa 55 Hill, Shun 30, 55, 64, 137, 174, 175, 177 Hill, Shunta 108 Hill, Tyrone 55 Hill, Vanessa 108 Hillman, Tami 88, 134, 136, 174, 175, 182 Hilton, Wendy 98, 134, 135, 177 Hinson, Scott 21, 108 Holiday, Felipe 28 Hollings, Tonya 88 Hollingshed, Thomas 108, 178 Holten, Christy 186 Holton, Chad 44, 98 Holton, Christy 88, 181 Hopson, Joe 98, 184 Horne, Ulysses 88 Houston, Cindy 40, 108, 174, 175 Howell, Christy 30, 55, 67, 135, 141, 174, 175 Hubbard, Marsha 108 Hubbard, Troy 98 Hubby, Kevin 88, 184 Hudgins, Sindy 108 Hudson, April 88, 177 Hudson, Christy 88, 134, 136, 182, 186 Hulett, Mike 21, 108 Hulett, Teresa 40, 41, 55, 67, 134 Hullett, Teresa 143 Humphrey, Jason 88 Humphries, Jason 179, 180 Hunnicutt, Brad 108 Hunnicutt, Kim 55 Hunnicutt, Robbie 98 Hunsinger, Leo 98 Hunt, Marti 88 Hunt, Sonya 108 Hursey, Ben 108 Hurt, Quinton 108 Hutto, Tonya 88, 134, 177 I Ivey, April 98, 177, 181 Ivey, Sherry 108 J Jackson, Buck 18, 88 Jackson, Chad 108 Jackson, James 18, 19, 20, 24, 55, 67 Jackson, Joe 18, 88 Jackson, Julie 55, 66, 134, 135, 136, 138, 172, 177, 182 Jackson, Lynn 88, 174 Jackson, Melissa 108 Jackson, Reggie 55 Jackson, Sandra 55, 175, 177, 179 Jackson, Staci 98, 177 Jackson, Terrance 88 Jackson, Thomas 184 Jackson, Walter 89 Jacobs, Terry 21, 108 James, Ann 55, 134, 178 Jarrard, Janifer 30, 55, 134, 143, 174, 175 Jarrard, Julie 32, 115, 174, 175 Jarvis, Angel 174 Jarvis, Angela 108 Jernigan, Chad 115 Jernigan, Jeff 109 Jiles, David 55, 184 Johns, Tammy 98 Johnson, Barry 56, 134, 135, 139, 168 Johnson, Curt 89 Johnson, Gloria 93 Johnson, Jimmy 109, 184 Johnson, Trance 24 Joiner, George 89, 177 Jones, Brenda 89 Jones, Chris 115 Jones, Reggie 178 Jones, Rusty 89 Jones, Sean 98, 184 Jones, Shawn 178 Josey, Brain 89 Josey, Ron 89, 184 Joyner, Shannon 18, 89 Juhan, Sonia 109 Juhan, Sonya 32 Justice, Art 18, 56 Justice, Daniela 109 K Kaartouen, John 174 Kartunen, John 109 Kaylor, Katrina 98 Keene, Julie 56, 63, 177 Kelley, Chris 177 Kelly, Chris 109 Kendricks, Keith 89 Kennedy, Brain 89 Kennedy, Brian 184 Kent, Bobby 89 Kent, Sabrina 109, 185 Keys, Shelley 109 Kimble, Todd 98 King, Allen 98 King, Chris 89, 174 King, Earl 28, 109, 183 King, Heather 89 King, Tammy 56, 168, 173, 177 Kitchens, Amy 89 Kitchens, Andy 89, 179, 180 Kitchens, Bonny 109 Kitchens, Levon 89, 184 Kitchens, Mark 89 Kitchens, Marte 40, 109 Kittrell, Mike 98 Knowles, Kevin 98, 184 ‘ Lamar, Gabriel 47, 56 Lamb, Jadee 89 Lamb, Marquita 22, 40, 41, 56, 66, 134, 175, 181 Lane, Gary 56, 134, 184 Lanford, Marcus 56, 184 Langley, Scott 109 Larrimore, Amy 89, 134 Lash, Steve 89 Lattimore, Evelyn 109 Lazenby, Shane 98, 135, 139, 177 Lee, Gerri 89 Lenard, Jennifer 109 Leonard, Jennifer 177 Leonard, Kim 56, 185 Lester, Dishawn 21, 109 Lester, Gary 17, 18, 19, 20, 56 Lester, Ronald 18, 44, 47, 89, 134, 181 Lester, Vermeia 46, 89 Lester, Vermia 22 Leverette, Catina 109 Levis, Edwin 109 Lewis, Chris 109 Lewis, Crystal 109, 177 Lewis, Fred 45 Lewis, Marcy 98 Lewis, Phillip 56, 184 Lifsey, Kristen 56, 185 Lindsey, Karen 34, 35, 89, 134, 135, 174, 175 Lineberger, Jill 98, 134 Little, Teresa 109 Lloyd, Thomas 20 Llyod, Thomas 99 Locke, Julie 99 Long, Nathan 99 Lord, Jeff 89 Lovejoy, Margie 56, 178, 184 Lovett, Carolyn 30, 56, 172, 174, 179, 186 Lowe, Nikki 99, 134 Lupton, Heidi 34, 56, 168, 174, 175 Lynn, Leslie 89, 177 M Maddox, Jarrard 184 Maddox, Jarrod 99 Maddox, Ricky 99 Majors, Latonya 109 Maki, Diana 109, 174, 177 Malone, Kim 99, 177, 179 Manning, Doris 99 Maraman, Alfred 110 Marchetti, Tammy 56 Marchman, Sandy 89, 177, 178 Marlowe, Laurie 109, 174 Martin, Britt 89 Mason, Paula 57 Massengale, Tom 109 Massingale, Tom 21 Matthews, Robbie 28 Mauldin, Billy 180 Mauldin, Tammy 109, 174, 175 Mauldlin, Billy 89 Maynard, Lisa 94, 99 McBride, Erin 99 McCant, Scott 99 McClain, Lisa 109 McClellan, Chris 38, 99 McCranie, Loretta 109 McCrary, Al 57, 134, 137, 174, 177, 180 McCrary, Antoinetti 109 McCrary, Ka 179 McCrary, Kay 109 McDuffie, Derrcik 184 McDuffie, Derrick 57 McDuffie, Tina 109, 177 McElheney, Ann 110 McElheney, Kenneth 57 McElheny, Kenny 184 McGowan, Amy 99 McIntosh, Johnny 57 McKinley, Trissi 99 212 McKlenney, Ann 174 McKleroy, Kraig 21, 110 McKleroy, Kris 57, 184 Meadows, Karen 40, 57, 134, 137, 177 Medlin, Edward 99 Meeks, Bayne 37, 38, 57, 66, 135, 136, 138, 180, 182 Meeks, Stephanie 57, 177 Mercer, Johnny 99 Mercer, LaTonya 110 Meyers, Pat 58 Michaud, Bobby 89 Middlebrooks, Keith 110 Middlebrooks, Krise 110 Middlebrooks, Sara 90, 175 Middlebrooks, Sarah 134 Middlebrooks, Tim 93 Miles, Missy 57 Miller, Mark 90 Miller, Misty 103, 134, 177, 181 Mills, Evette 57, 134, 177, 180, 182, 186 Mitchum, Brandi 110, 177 Moody, Mike 90, 184 Moody, Shane 110 Moore, Cathy 90, 134, 177 Moore, Coach 28 Moore, James 110 Moore, Jamey 103 Moore, Jason 21, 110 Moore, Midy 177 Moore, Mindy 9, 40, 41, 50, 57, 67, 134, 137, 176 Moore, Stacey 57 Morgan, Anissa 110 Morgan, Sheila 110 Morgan, Tammy 57, 137, 177 Morris, Jerry 110 Moseley, Jeff 103 Moseley, Kim 99 Mosely, Holly 90 Mosely, Kim 134 Moss, Alisa 174 Moss, Lisa 30, 57 Moton, Tonjala 90 Mullikin, Darlene 110 Mullis, Buffy 99 Mullis, Ginger 90, 175, 179 Mullis, Terry 104, 110 Munsey, Angela 57 Munsey, Stacey 110 Murray, Rob 183 Murray, Robb 110 Mutchler, Dutch 38 Myers, Wayne 90, 180 Myrick, Janice 58 N Nabers, Mandi 134, 174 Nabers, Mandy 94, 99 Napier, Tonya 110 Nelson, Chap 19, 50, 58, 66, 168, 172, 183 Nelson, Pamela 90 Nelson, Paula 58 Nelson, Remicha 58 Nelson, Remika 46 Nelson, Sharon 99 NeSmith, Lester 110 Nolton, Cedrick 28 Norell, Jeff 110 Norman, Tyrone 38 Norris, Calvin 58, 178 Nunn, David 90 Nunn, Meredith 90, 177 O O'Brien, Katie 110 O'Conner, Dennis 180 O'Connor, Dennis 111 O'’Kelley, Kim 44, 90, 134 Oaks, Rodney 99 Odom, Cassie 111 Odom, Shane 93 OPENING 6, 8, 9 Orton, Dewayne 100 y Pace, Jan 40, 41, 58 Page, Tammy 58 Palmer, Glen 100 Passmore, Jeff 58, 134 Passmore, Patricia 103 Pate, Walter 115 Patrick, Shannon 111 Patterson, Andrew 111 Paul, John 58, 134, 136, 137, 173, 177, 180, 182 Peacock, Heath 90 Pender, Clayton 90 Pender, David 111 Pennimon, Stephanie 58 Pettis, Mike 37, 38, 58, 168, 177 Phillips, Candi 100, 134, 177, 179 Phillips, Candy 35, 174 Phillips, Leesa 58, 66, 141, 168, 177, 178, 179 Pierce, Jennifer 100, 134, 135, 177 Pitrowski, Andrew 90, 184 Pitrowski, Donna 1|11 Pittman, Jimmy 100 Pittman, Vivian 111 Pitts, Tawanna 26 Pitts, Teresa 58 Pitts, Tiawana 111 Pitts, Tiffany 90 Platt, Vicki 58, 66, 174, 177, 180, 186 Poole, Tiffini 40, 58 Porter, Richard 100 Posey, Lynn 111 Potts, Sam 90, 134, 178 Pounds, Cleo 100, 185 Pounds, Trista 32, 111, 174, 175 Presley, Sheila 59, 173 Presley, Shelia 134, 135, 177 Price, Chuck 59 Price, Tony 100 Pritchett, Cyrena 100, 179 Pruett, Lisa 100 Purnell, Wayne 100 R Railey, David 182 Raines, Kim 40, 104, 111, 174 Raley, David 44, 59, 134, 135, 136, 141, 177, 180 Ramsey, Scott 111 Rawlin, Sharon 134 Redd, Ashley 90, 134, 143 Redding, Carla 100, 177 Redding, Gus 59 Redding, Keith 21, 111 Redding, Toronica 100 Reed, Wendy 59, 134, 153 Reese, Karla 111, 173, 177, 183 Reese, Kerri 111, 177, 183 Reeves, Cassandra 59 Reeves, Melody 59, 134, 141, 172, 177 Regula, Kim 100, 177, 180 Reliford, Tonya 111 Rentz, Rhonda 59 Resse, Kerri 173 Reynolds, Cheron 59 Reynolds, Vernon 111 Rich, Anne 90 Richardson, Charles 59 Richardson, Stacy 111 Ridgeway, Richard 90 Ridley, Barbara 59, 134, 179 Ridley, LaShon 44, 134, 135, 136, 139, 173, 174, 175, 181, 182, 186 Ridley, Simonia 59 Rigby, Cynthia 111 Riggins, Reggie 28 Riggins, Reginald 100 Riley, Jeremy 111 Rivers, Mary 59 Roberson, Joell 100, 103, 179, 183 Roberson, Joell’ 94, 134 Roberts, Derrick 17, 18, 19, 20, 37, 38, 67 Roberts, Jody 90 Roberts, Kesila 59 Roberts, Kresha 100, 174, 175, 177 Roberts, Randy 59 Robertson, Johnny 90 Robertson, Laura 82, 90, 134, 180, 182 Robinson, Joell 177 Robinson, Johnny 111 Robinson, Lisa 112, 177 Robinson, Selena 112 Robinson, Tommy 112 Roland, Tammy 59 Rollens, Sharlonne 173 Rollin, Sharlonne 100 Room, Terrell 112 Ross, Catina 112 Ross, Donna 60, 134 Rouse, Gregory 60, 17 7 Rouse, Wendola 112 Rouse, Xanthus 112, 173 Rouse, Yolanda 90 Royal, Keith 21 Rozier, Bert 90 Rucker, Brenda 60 Rucker, Jason 113 Rutherford, Boyce 60, 184 Rutherford, Kim 33, 84, 90, 134, 172, 174, 180, 183 S Salter, Jaye 60, 134, 141, 168, 172, 177, 178, 180 Salter, Toby 90, 141 Samuel, Jana 100, 134, 177, 179 Sargent, Ronnie 100 Scarborough, Dee 112 Scarbrough, Lavonya 90, 174 Schewe, Brent 112 Schewe, Clint 37, 38, 90 Sea, Sally 182 Seabolt, Becky 90, 177 Seabolt, Tabby 100, 177 Seabolt, Tonia 60 Seabrooks, Avonte 112 Seabrooks, Denise 46 Seabrooks, Scott 100 Seabrooks, Wilfred 112 Seagraves, Scott 93 Searcy, Walter 112 Seay, Sally 112 Sellers, Larry 100, 134, 177 Senn, Anthony 91, 184 Senn, Kim 112 Sewell, Larry 135 Shaheen, Charlotte 112 Sheffield, Donald 173, 184 Shefield, Donald 91 Shell, John 112, 174 Sheppard, Randy 100 Sherrell, Michelle 112 Shubert, Jerry 103 Shuler, Tarshena 2, 60, 141, 168, 174, 175, 181, 186 Shuler, Todd 2, 18, 19, 60, 67 Sibley, Mike 60, 134, 139, 168 Simmons, Antoinne 38 Simmons, Cliff 91 Simmons, Sharon 91 Simmons, Tommy 91 Simpson, Gina 91, 93, 174, 181, 186 Singleton, Tasha 32, 112, 174, 175 Singleton, Tosha 185 Sink, Sean 112 Skender, Jeffrey 115 Skinner, Angie 103 Skinner, Tammy 40, 60, 134, 137, 177 Skinner, Tommy 101 Slocumb, Eddie 60, 168 Smallfence, Scott 112 Smallwocd, Angela 112 Smallwood, Linda 112 Smallwood, Scott 181 Smith, Chad 101 Smith, David 91 Smith, Jerry 112 Smith, Kelvin 21, 112 Smith, Kimberly 112 Smith, Lana 22, 26, 112, 179 Smith, Laura 101, 177, 181 Smith, Nikki 101, 177, 179 Smith, Ricky 21, 112 Smith, Robert 18, 91 Smith, Tammy 91 Smith, Tiffany 101, 134, 135, 177 Smith, Tommy 91 Smith, Waylon 112 Soloman, Jesse 24 Solomon, Jesse 28, 101 Solomon, Keith 91 Solomon, Kevin 91 Solomon, Kim 60, 174 Solomon, Kimberly 152 Solomon, Troy 91 Song, Jackie 101, 134, 173, 177 Soria, Tina 112, 185 Spencer, Timothy 60 Spikes, Jeanetta 177 Spikes, Jenetta 175 Spikes, Jennetta 22, 60, 137 SPORTS 16 Spradley, Omar 112 Stafford, Corinthia 113 Stanfield, Hoyt 101 Stark, Krista 101 Steed, Travis 45 Stephens, Calence 21 Stephens, Clarence 113 Stephens, McGarrett 113 Stevens, Dawn 91 Stevens, Suzanne 2, 91, 132, 134, 136, 138, 139, 143, 177, 182, 186 Stevenson, Jake 113, 174, 182 Stewart, Benjanese 1, 60, 66, 141, 172, 179 Stewart, Carlton 113, 177 Stewart, Coretta 22, 26, 40, 101, 177 Stewart, Corretta 175 Stewart, Jeff 91 Stewart, Kim 35, 60, 174, 175 Stewart, Stacy 61, 174, 175, 177, 180, 181 Stewart, Tara 101 Stewart, Vastolvia 46, 91 Stinson, Geoff 101 Stirk, Jim 113 Stokes, Margie 40, 41, 61, 67, 134, 137, 152, 155, 176, 177 Stovall, Patrick 113 Stovall, Toni 91 Strickland, LaTonya 91 Stripling, Sherri 40, 113 Stroup, Jeff 91 Stuart, Vicki 115 Stuckey, Todd 28, 101 Suddeth, Rusty 184 Sulivan, Davina 174 Sulivan, Reggie 175 Sullivan, Darius 16, 18, 19, 20, 24, 25, 61 Sullivan, Davina 32, 104, 113, 150, 151, 175 Sullivan, Reggie 19, 20, 47, 134 Sullivan, Reginald 101 Swearingen, Keith 113 x Talcott, Lyn 113, 174 Tate, Darrin 61 Taylor, Bobby 61 Taylor, David 113, 173, 177 Taylor, Frank 113, 184 Taylor, Guerry 61, 137, 177, 180, 182 Taylor, Lynn 91, 177 Taylor, Rhonda 113 Taylor, Stephanie 61 Thomas, Beck 113 Thomas, Bobby 113 Thomas, Carla 91 Thomas, Creecia 113 Thomas, Karen 91, 134, 135, 136, 138, 177, 182 Thomas, Micheal 113, 177 Thomas, Remeka 61, 134, 177, 180, 182 Thomas, Remika 137 Thomas, Rhonda 61 Thomas, Shanita 91, 134, 181 Thompson, Brandi 185 Thompson, Brandy 113 Thompson, Michelle 113 Thompson, Traci 32, 113 Thompson, Tracy 174 Thurman, Fredrick 61 Thurman, Jimmy 61 Thurman, Walter 28 Tibbs, Labrina 61, 141, 175 Tidwell, Bruce 91, 143 Timothy, McGlee 91, 135 Timothy, MeGlee 134 Todd, Michelle 91, 134, 175, 177 Toler, Tina 40, 174, 181 Tompkins, Bryan 8, 16, 19, 37, 94, 101, 134 Touchton, Rhonda 91 Towles, DeCarlo 101 Tristch, Lenore 61 Tuberville, Hope 113 Tucker, Jason 21 Tuft, Alicia 113 Turner, Keith 61, 173 Turner, Tiffany 101 Tyre, Dawn 101 U Underwood, Luke 38, 113, 184 Ussery, Joey 21, 113 Ussery, Rena 101, 173, 175, 179, 180, 181 Ussery, Tammy 61, 134, 136, 174, 175, 180, 181, 182 V VanPatten, Lynn 175, 177, 182 VanPatton, Lynn 113 Vaughn, Jonathan 103 Veach, Bryon 113 Veal, Shantae 113 Vickery, William 101 Vincent, Wyndell 137 Vinson, Wyndell 61, 175, 177 W Walker, Charles 18, 19, 47, 91, 134, 175 Walker, Kerry 18, 82, 91, 134 Ward, Anthony 101 Ward, Jerry 18, 47, 92 Ward, Rhonda 92, 134, 175, 177 Ware, Patrina 62, 179 Warren, Latonja 114 Warren, Takeela 114 Wasden, Jenny 92, 134 Washington, Kesha 114, 174 Waters, Nicole 104, 114 Watkins, Tracy 101, 177 Watson, Brian 114 Watson, Brian 177 Watson, Shannon 62, 134, 174, 175, 177, 180 Wealot, Tonya 92, 174, 177 Weekley, Steve 114 Weekly, Steve 21 Wells, Becky 114 Wells, Christy 92, 134, 177 Wells, Ken 62, 101, 134, 135, 184 Wells, Kim 101 Wells, Leonard 114 Wells, Lisa 62, 178, 180 Wells, Simone 92 Wesson, Candy 92 Wheeler, Bobby 62, 135, 136, 141, 182 Wheeler, Christy 34, 92, 134, 174, 175, 177, 178 Wheeler, Michele 102 Wheeler, Michelle 180 Whiddon, Angela 62, 177, 180 Whiddon, Nate 18, 19, 20, 37 Whiddon, Nathan 92 Whigam, Christie 92 Whisby, Kim 174, 177 Whitaker, Venice 92 White, Curtis 24, 37 White, Floyd 37, 92 White, Mark 102 White, Rondale 37 White, Rondell 24, 94, 102 White, Teresa 114, 177 Wiggings, Ricky 37 Wiggins, Ricky 114 Wilcox, Tony 93 Wilfong, Media 102, 141, 175, 179 Wilkes, James 102, 184 Williams, Angela 62 Williams, Barbara 114 Williams, Buddy 114, 184 Williams, Consuela 84, 92, 134, 136, 175, 182 Williams, Gerald 102 Williams, Glen 62 Williams, Hugh 92, 181 Williams, Jill 102, 143 Williams, Jimmy 21 Williams, Joseph 92 Williams, Joycine 46, 92 Williams, Kenneth 114 Williams, Kenny 114 Williams, Libby 114, 174, 175, 185 Williams, Lowell 184 Williams, Michael 92 Williams, Monica 114 Williams, Ricky 38 Williams, Sylvia 66, 135 Williams, Tasha 92 Williams, Tonya 92, 134, 177, 181, 185 Williams, Vicky 114 Williams, Willie 62 Williamson, Richard 114 Willis, Brian 114 Willliams, Consuela 46 Willliams, Slyvia 177 Wilson, Cedric 114 Wilson, Freddie 38, 114 Wilson, Greg 184 Wilson, Gregg 62 Wilson, Renee 62 Wilson, Renee 184 Wilson, Shandra 92 Wimberly, Henry 47, 92, 134, 175, 177 Wimberly, Karen 62, 63 Wimberly, Marcus 92 Wimes, Lashawn 114 Winfield, Glenn 102 Wise, Stevie 102, 114 Wood, Billy 38, 104, 114 Wood, Hope 62, 177 Wood, Joe 102, 181 Wood, Paul 114 Wood, Tim 114 Wood, Tony 114 Woodard, Michael 102 Woodcock, Nick 102 Wooden, Stephanie 92 Woods, Kecia 4, 62, 134, 135, 143, 168, 172, 178, 180 Woods, Tonia 62, 137, 177, 179 Woods, Treva 92, 143, 178, 180 Woodward, Donny 92 Woodward, Michael 184 Wooten, Alicia 114 Wright, James 21, 114, 184 Wynn, Matt 115 Y Yaughn, Brandy 62, 177 Young, Amy 114, 174, 183 MEMORIES Hold onto your memories with a firm hand because this is the time when they are cherished the most . in high school. Memories have a special meaning in our lives. You can either share them with a friend or lock them as a keepsake in the back of your mind. Students, remember the time when everything was quiet in class and your stomach started growl- ing? Teachers, remember the student who would just never stop talk- ing? Students, remember the friends you lost and new friends you gained? Teachers, remember that special student who stole your heart? Remember that messy locker you were afraid to open? Remember the bitter-sweet times here at school? Believe it or not, we all make the memories of Jones County High. 1. Mark and Greg try to keep the decorations on the tree. 2. Posing for pictures is a tough job and I don’t want to do it. 214 CLOSING ay ® 1. Shannon! Sheila! Goofing-off is not in the curriculum. 2. Emanuel, aren’t you ever quiet? 3. See what happens when the teacher turns her back? CLOSING 215 The yearbook not only represents the student body of Jones County High School, but it is also a collection of memories and ever-lasting friendship that will always be remembered. As we make these memories, we form that “UNISON OF SPIRIT” that is greatly needed. I wish the class of 1988 the best of luck in all that you do. We’ve been together for years and for the first time, we will be going our separate ways. I hope you achieve your goals in life. I would like to thank the members of the yearbook staff for your support. All of your hard work has paid off, and you have a book to be proud of. oe YYL. Atulette