Lakeview Fort Oglethorpe High School - Warrior Yearbook (Fort Oglethorpe, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1975 volume:

Victory was our desire In Each phase of our Work and play 6 Following t he path Opened by the knowledgeable, we Reached out To find ourselves and love others Opportunities were knocking, some Grabbed each one,some Let them pass Education was our fuel to motivation 10 The good times come our way also Happily we took advantage Of our youth, never Restraining always Participating in Endless adventures of excitment 14 Seasons ending, Cherished memories lingering Holding Onto precious moments Only to Lose them to the future. 15 ______ ChMtb OudA'______ U UUM AteliMo Jvrwj 4 26-m ol-n.1 L1- 69 !T0J2T_ m_ m tot OM Under the direction of FTA sponsor, Mr. Don Quarles, the club had the annual chrysanthe- mum sale for Homecoming. During the fall, it sponsored the Open House and telephoned all the parents so that they could see the school and meet their children’s teachers. To give them a taste of their chosen careers, FTA arranged for club seniors to do student teaching in the local elementary schools. FTA 17 FHA FHA's calendar was filled with many events this year. To increase the membership, the girls had a Snack Supper for anyone interested in FHA. Af- ter new members joined, the club held Little Sister Week which included a colorful initi- ation. The group organized the FHA Banquet in March and the Mother-Daughter Banquet in May. The girls invited students from the junior high to observe FHA in action. FHA also held monthly meetings with club members and officers. This year's officers are Melody Jones, Honor Roll; Monica Lamb, Historian; Donna Wil- son, Degree Chairman; Kim Raper and Karen Oliver, Dec- orations; Teresa Gibson, Pub- lic Relations; Angie Stone and Kathy Rogers, Treasurer; Kar- la Holland and Connie Dyer, Freshman Representatives; Kim Gamble, Social Relations; Terri Germann, Projects Chairman; Sherry Underhill and Janie Eaves, Secretary; Debbie Wilson, Vice-President; and Faye Bailey, President. 18 19 SGA As part of its activities, SGA bought the sign in front of the school. It sponsored the Home- coming dance at Battlefield Coun- try Club and conducted the elec- tions for class officers. VOCA's schedule this year included an officers' training program, region and state VOCA contests, and joint projects with Ringgold High Voca. In addition, the club was co-sponsor of the Wierdo Olympics and planted grass on the school campus as a beautification project. SGA Officers: David Durgin, Senior Representative; Courtney Young, Secretary; Debbie Holsonback, President; Micki Rearden, 2nd Vice-President; Terri Germann, 1st Vice-President. 20 All students who take art auto- matically become members of the art club. Besides the annual trip to the Atlanta Museum, the club had a display at the Arts and Crafts Fair at Eastgate Center and sold its works to the public. Two students. Rusty Snyder and Diane Fitzgerald, participated in the Governor's Hon- ors Program. Along with the usual art projects, students this year studied macrami, pottery, and photography. 21 The Science Club was one of the most active clubs that LFO had this year. The Science Club en- gaged in many activities, includ- ing hiking, horseback riding and picnics. They went cave explor- ing and rapelling, and traveled far from home to visit Fern- back Science Center, Oak Ridge, and Huntsville Space Center. In its spare time the Science Club went skating, washed a lot of cars, and became pretty good at pool hustling. For such a serious- minded, hardworking group, they managed to have many good times together. Science Club Officers: Glen Austin, Vice-President; Kitty Walker, President; Darlene Dobbins, Secretary-Treasurer. 22 FBLA The members of FBLA worked hard this year for other as well as themselves. They had a Hal- loween party for the Vine St. Orphanage, donated Thanksgiving baskets to needy families, and they collected for the March of Dimes, which was the national FBLA project. There was a progressive dinner at Christmas Sharon Thomas, Vice-President; Angela Parker, Treasurer; Rose- mary Gaston, Representative; Markeita Gray, President; Sherry Byrd, Program Chairman; Karin Schroyer, Secretary. and during FBLA week, February 9-15, the girls all attended church together, and Mayor Norris signed a proclamation for FBLA week. In addition to all of this, FBLA took a field trip to Blue Cross- Blue Shiled, and gave apples to all of the teachers during FBLA week. 23 Spirit of ’75 The newspaper staff stayed busy this year putting out thirteen issues of the SPIRIT OF '75. During this time it also managed two skating parties and a bonfire. The staff changed the format of the paper from magazine to news- paper style. At the close of the year at the journalism banquet several awards were given and Joy Sholl was named editor for At work . . . next year. 24 VICA The Vica Club co-sponsor- ed the Weirdo Olympica and di- vided the money as a project to start out its first year. Wade Germany won in the Parade of Weirdos. Richard Rhodes re- ceived the State Architectual Drafting Honor and will leave for Washington D. C. in June. Other activities included an ice-cream supper and swim- ming party at Ft. Oglethorpe pool. VICA Officers: Debra Horton, Vice-President; Karry Hulgan, Rep- resentative; Debra Harris, Treasurer; Mike Branam, Parliamen- tarian; Ronald Abney, Secretary. 26 Debbie Wilson, President; Kitty Walker, Secretary; Rosemary Gaston, Vice President. Key Club Sweetheart: Lynn Fant Beta Beta Club is an honorary so- ciety that requires a high B aver- age and a faculty recommendation for membership. All members must be at least sophomores. This year the Beta Club had 4 so- cials, an induction and a party for the new members at midse- mester. Key Club: Scott Hammer, President; Mr. Arp, Fred May, Vice President; Eddie Davis, Secretary; Jay Archer, Treasurer. The Key Club's first activity this year was the Halloween Hot- Dog give away with the help of the Kiwanis Club. It participated in the Easter Seals Campaign. In Louisville, Kentucky, it attended the Key Club District Convention. Mr. Arp, the new sponsor, has already made plans for the fu- ture. During the summer they will be attending the International Convention in New Orleans. 27 Library The library's list of activities is a long one. To increase know- ledge, the club toured the Chat- tanooga Public Library and Dalton Junior College Library. At Chris- tmas, the club gave a book to every child at Bonny Oaks School. In addition, the club had a car- wash in October, a Christmas party, and a cookout. The Math Club participated in the Math-Science Fair at school and the Chattanooga Regional Science, placing 1st and 3rd in the Junior Math Division. It had a field trip to Interstate Life Computer Depart- ment. At Christmas, it collected toys for needy familities. The club had several parties which in- cluded horseback riding and swimming. Math Officers: James Solomen, Blaine Grant; rep- resentatives; Jeanette Hubbs, President; Tami Cabe, Sheila Thacker, Representatives. Math 28 The FFA officers for this year were David Houston, Trea- surer; Barry Clayton, Sentinel; Joey Sloan, Chaplain; Jerry Reed, Vice-President; Andy Kearney, Parliamentarian; Bobby Nancy, President; Eddie Hall, Representative; and Johnny Harris, Secretary. FFA had a monthly social calendar which included horse- back riding, skating, movies, and bowling. The group honored National FFA Week by giving pens and notebooks to the teach- ers. They also erected a poster in the cafeteria. The group took field trips to see the automated sawmills at Varnell and pulpwood mill at Rome, Georgia. The year was concluded with the annual Parent-Son Banquet. Awards were presented to stu- dents for outstanding work in different fields and the 1975-76 officers were elected. 29 French The French and Bible clubs share the same sponsor, Mrs. Foote, so they naturally do many activities together. In December, the clubs together had a dinner at the Lake Vista Methodist Church. In April, the two groups had a fifties skating party at Fort Lake. As their final activity, the clubs had a cookout at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Foote. Bible Angie Parker, Secretary; Mrs. Foote; Belinda Jeffrey, Vice- President; Cindy Colquitt, Pres- ident. Barbara O'Neill, Vice-President; Ann Vandiver, Program Chair- man; Desi Hill, President; Joy Sholl, Program Chairman, Leisa Arney, Secretary; Steve Martin, Treasurer. Spanish The club's activities this year consisted of a Christmas party, a taco party, and a Span- ish Club dinner. At Christmas time, it also donated toys to a charity for needy children. Leo Officers: Perry Jeffers, President; Pat Hill, Secretary; Russell Myers, Treasurer; Tony Baugh, Vice-President. Leo 31 ■ There were many changes at Lakeview High School this year. In the gym a warrior was painted with the slogan Watch It! This is Big Red Country! In the cafeteria an arch with WARRIORS printed on it was put up. In the main hall a two-headed Indian was painted that' showed the floor plan of the school. Hall passes were made out of blocks of wood with the teachers' signatures on them. This cut down on teachers writing passes and the number of students in the hall. With everyone giving some of his talent, the school really seemed a part of the students. All the glamour and tension of a beauty pageant made this year's Homecoming as exciting as a Miss America Contest. As the contestants, Gina Laster, Pam Lamb, Lynn Fant, Mony Smith and Terri Germann, rode onto the field wearing long-flowing dresses, the audience tightened with anticipa- tion. The air of tension held until Miss Chattanooga, Ann Cockrell, announced that Monv Smith was this year’s queen and Ken Sholl was Mr. Warrior. The excitement of the evening continued until the very end as Lakeview tied Hixon, 21-21. 34 35 CO 05 37 39 Miss January Rhonda Morgan Miss February Terri Germann Miss March Debbie Holsonback Miss April Lynn Fant Miss May Karen McDonald Miss June Mony Smith Cheerleaders support LFO activities 46 Tina LaRoche Cindy Johnson Mony Smith Keena Werner; Captain Mi L Kim Garner 49 Debra Smith B-Team Girls Cheer for B-Team Players Who's cute, dimpled, and always on the go? Most anyone will say it's the B-Team cheer- leaders as they move about urging the team to do better. These girls work long hours, begin- ning in the summer and continuing during the year. They clock almost as many hours as the varsity squad at the games. These girls have an extra anxiety, in addition to maintaining a C average. They are too young to drive, so they must depend on someone's good nature to take them to the games. Are there any volun- teers? Pictured at left: Pam Waters, Darlene Storey, Cathy Payne, Kay Stewart, Diane Whiting, Vicki Legg, Darlene Whiting, Kim Rearden. Captains: Kim Rearden, Kay Stewart 50 51 Sherri Webster, David Tolley Gary Woodard Mony Smith, Craig Morgan Freddy and Elaine Life Comes Free Under the direction of Kaye Bailey and Rhonda Morgan, the major- ettes had a busy year. They performed at all the foot- ball games, and at some of the school pep rallies and basketball games. The majorettes re- ceived superior rat- ings at the South- 1975 56 eastern Band Festival in Bristol, Tennes- see, and also at the Tri-State Band Festival in Cleveland. They entered several contests and won a first place trophy at the contest in Trion, Georgia. All the girls entered individual com- petition and all of them won trophies. Band Right: David Turner, David Erwin, Mark Michaels, Greg Cole, Eddie Colquitt, Mark Napier, Sherry Stokes. Second Row: John Gaston, Patty Reeves, Kent Camp, Karen Scarbrough, Steve Plemmons, Benji Pettit. Third Row: Jim Bailey, Steve Davis, Harold Campbell. Below: Lara Rob- ertson, Belinda Jeffrey, Tina LaRoche, Virginia Puckett, Teena Gass, Karen Ottway, Debbie Emmett. Second Row: Pam Foster, Sharon Kirkland, Debbie Day, Derinda Andrews, Kay Hensley, Sharon Stratton. 58 Courtney Young, Bobby Hamilton, Susie Towe. Upper left: Kaye Bailey, Rhonda Morgan, Jimmy Robertson, Lynn Fant, Bobby Hamilton. Left: Award Winners, First Row: Rhonda Morgan, Kaye Bailey, Courtney Young, Lynn Fant. Sec- ond Row: Jimmy Robertson, Bobby Hamilton, Mike Smith. Above: band and drill team officers for next year are Kathy Walker, Tim Grimes, Bettye Hackney, Harold Campbell, Charlene Blankenship, Jim Bailey. Silks: Sissy Davidson, Angie Stone, Janie Eaves, Susan Emmert, Darlene Reynolds, DeAnna Mc- Harge. 59 Above: Nanette Devine, Monequa Hill, Dewayne Myers, Tim Grimes. Right: Bobby Hamilton, Mike Smith, Sandra Whitworth, Joel Thras- her, Buddy Krajesky, Greg Bentley. Second Row: Velda Plank, Ka- tie Crownover, Jeff Beavers, Eddie Fletch- er, David Smith, Har- old Stockburger. 60 Trophy Winners: Susie Towe, Bobby Hamilton, Janie Eaves, Rhonda Mor- gan, Charlene Blankenship, Lynn Fant, Kaye Bailey. Lower left: Mary Lasater, Sendi Emmett, Lisa Bow- en, David Edleson, Jimmy Slater, Kaye Bailey, Bev- erly Guffey, Cathy Walk- er, Second Row: Mary Jackson, Wendy Hamrick, Kym McCoy, Vicki Mc- Graw, Ann Gulledge, Ter- ry Price, Vicki Kidd, Bet- tye Hackney. Third Row: Vicki Thompson, Pam God- sey, Connie Aslinger, Don- na Durham, Donna Har- graves. Left: Chris Barley, Courtney Young, Lin- da Free, Tammy Gamble, Carlene Mil- lard, Louis Ellis, Jimmy Robertson. Second Row: Wayne Harvey, Lynn Fant, Debbie Jones, Diane Lane, Karen Oliver, Jeanette Tilly. Third Row: James Rankin, Jeff Camp, GregPo- teet, Alan Proctor, Mike Paulson, Dennis Wofford. 61 Junior Drill Team One Step Behind Varsity Junior drill team, composed mostly of freshman girls, prac- tices long hours with hopes of being on varsity some day. The girls perform at Homecoming, basketball games, and pep ral - lies. The big moment comes in the spring, when the girls try out for the Georgia Belles. Officers: Teresa Blaylock, Willa Michaels, Charlene Blankenship, Pam Cavendar. 62 63 Drill Team Is Stepping High F ront Row: Michele Kilgore, Debbie Miles, Pat Ramsey, Debbie Potts, Charlene Story, Beth Hall, Valerie Sechler, Second Row: Stacy Holcomb, Diedra Beavers, Teresa Jenkins, Diane Edwards, Donna King, Pam Cavendar, Willa Michaels. Starting with summer camp and ending with the final spring activities, the Georgia Belles have worked hard to perfect their marching drills and dance routines. They received excel- lent ratings at both Bristol and Tri-State Band Contests. At Tri-State, the PA system went out in the middle of their performance, but the girls finished the routine perfectly without the music! In March, the girls were guest performers for Christian County High in Hopkinsville, Kentucky. At drill team camp the girls placed first in danc- ing, pom-poms, and marching. Tammy Day and Regina Duke were chosen for a select corp of girls from across the nation, the All-American Drill Team. 64 Front Row: Ginger Smith, Natalie Sizemore, Tammy Cabe, Jeanette Hubbs, Sharon Myers, Andrea Townes. Second Row: Betsy Mcjunkin, Melodi York, Lisa Hamby, Teresa Blaylock, Cindy Cotter, Cheryl Knight, Dawn Cowart. Who's Who in American Drill Teams: Susie Towe, Pat Ramsey, Charlene Blankenship, Gin- ger Smith, Valerie Sechler, Dawn Cowart, Tam- my Day, Regina Duke. Drill Team Officers: Charlene Blankenship, Regi- na Duke, Susie Towe, Captain; Tammy Day. Time In a Bottle The FHA banquet was held on March 8th, at the Sheraton Inn. The main speaker, Ms. Jan Rice, discussed woman's role in society. Debbie Wilson received the Betty Crocker Award and Faye Bailey was named Miss FHA. After com- pleting the meal, everyone enjoyed the evening by danc- ing to the music of Ampheus. On May 3rd, the band banquet was held at the Hotel Patton. Dur- ing the evening, Courtney Young and Bobby Hamilton were named band queen and king. Susie Towe was named drill team queen. Jim- my Robertson received the John Phillips Sousa Award. Bettye Hack- ney was named head majorette and Charlene Blankenship was named drill team captain for next year. Jim Bailey was selected as 1975-76 band captain and Tim Grimes, co- captain. Chosen as outstanding seniors were Bobby Hamilton and Belinda Jeffrey Daniels. Lynn Fant received the Director's Service Award. Time for Music 69 Just You and Me This year's Prom was held at the exclusive and exciting River's Edge. Prom favorites chosen for the occasion were Susie Towe and Danny Phillips, with the honors given by last year's Prom favorites, Tina Brewer and Larry Liebe. The music of Perfect Baby added to the highlights of Just You and Me” to make it a most en- joyable evening. 70 72 1975 Mr. and Miss Lakeview Ft. Oglethorpe 74 Terri Germann and Bob Ratchford Left to Right: Micki Rearden, Chester Fisher, Pam Lamb, Marty Biggs, Terri Germann, Miss Lake- view; Bob Ratchford, Mr. Lakeview; Fred May, Debbie Wilson, Ken Sholl, Mony Smith, Crownbear- ers. i A ...._____2 75 76 77 78 Keena Werner and Scott Manley 79 Debbie Rhinehart and Bob Ratchford Mony Smith and Kenny Malone 81 Debbie Wilson and Martin French Jeff Counts, Hollis Homberg, Wayne Rollins, Fred May, Lane Funeral Home; Eddie McCor- mick, Baseball Scholarship. Victor Sanchez, English Creativity; Courtney Young, Guidance; Rhonda James, French II; Debbie Hol- sonback, Athletics; Desiree Hill, American Government; Karin Schroyer, Psychology; Kaye Bailey, American History; Jerry Reed, FFA; Fred May, Physical Education; Faye Bailey, Art, Home Econo- mics; Pam Lamb, Yearbook; Barry Brown, Art, Yearbook; Debbie Wilson, Physical Education, Star Student; Mark F ranee, Woodsman of the Year. 82 Award Winners: Cincy Colquitt, Shorthand; Darlene Dobbins, Math; Janet Mason, Library Aide; Lin- da Yarman, Bookkeeping II; Sharon Thomas, VOT; Renese Swanson, Spanish I; Vicki Mullins, News- paper; James Solomon, Electro-Mechanics; Bobby Hamilton, Band; Robin Broadwell, Construction; Ken Sholl, Science; Richard Rhodes, Drafting; Lynn Fant, Newspaper; Jeff Haney, VOCA; Bruce Me - Bee, Metal working; Dan Underhill, Transportation; Mark Campbell, Library Audio-Visual. 83 84 Morning Has Broken Youth simple, innocent and secure. Waking in the morning to birds in the trees fish in the water and the sun in the sky. Time was a big hand on six and a little hand on three. We were taught the alphabet, 2+2=4 and the difference between black and white. The world was only a large round map that sat on the front desk. Maru rity growth, change, realization. Maturity brings us here and suddenly a new morning dawns. We discovered birds sometimes nest on the ground fish sometimes fly and the sun is only a big burning star Time became a matter of late or early. The alphabet turned into compositions, 2+2 became advanced algebra and the difference between black and white The world grew from a map of states and continents to a new and exciting place. Age wisdom, strength, independence. Today another morning has broken. Amoming of airplanes, submarines and satellites. Time has become life itself. Our words have turned into political speeches, our math has become our work and black and white has become a racial affair. Together we face a complex and ever changing world. We will learn of mankind and the importance of stepping ahead. The future is everything, the past is behind. We must always change and we must always step a'head. by Pam Lamb 85 Left page: Mr. Houston Black, Principal. This page: Mr. Jack Archer, Assistant Principal, Athletic Director. 87 Mr. Ed Vickrey, Vocational Director. Mr. Larry Anderson, Chemistry Miss Teresa Boger, Home Economics 90 Mr. Robert Allen, English II Mr. Ron Arp, World Geography 91 Mr. Glenn Clark, Construction Mrs. JoAnn Coalson, Art Mrs. Elizabeth Epley, Bookkeeper Mrs. Diane Dycus, Business Math Mr. Bill Davis, American History (mdmm 92 Mrs. Tressie Fletcher, Vocational Secretary Mrs. Faye Foote, English III Mr. Robert Hargraves, Metal Working I) � i Mrs. Shirley Forester, Typing Mrs. Brenda Haddock, Business Math Mrs. Bernadette Hilbrandt, Math Mrs. Pamela Jenkins, Social Studies Mr. Roger Hill, Health Mr. Ben Hardin, Biology Mr. Butch Hannah, World Geography Mrs. Mary Lee, Spanish Mrs. Toni Larkin, English III Mrs. Marcella Lykins, Secretary Mr. Scott Piccola, Social Studies 97 Mrs. Nola Shivers, Science Mrs. Josephine Ruta, Bookkeeping Mr. Jack Sims, Transportation 98 Mr. Carl Smith, Drafting Mr. James Souders, Band Director Mrs. Virgina Souders, English II Mrs. Sue Sims, VOT Mr. Lee Sims, VEAP Mrs. Renae Roberts, Librarian Mr. Bruce Taylor, English I Miss Mary Stephens, Math Mr. Vance Randall, Drivers Education Mr. John Tippens, CVAE Mr. Mike Timmons, Social Studies Mr. Dorris Tongate, Electro-Mechanics Mr. Bobby Thompson, Physical Education 101 Mrs. Cathy Tongate, Home Economics Mr, Charles Turner, Guidance Counselor Mr. Alvin Tripp, World History 2X- K-(4 Readi Jfe®0' � ■°00';ito„c Miss Brenda Turner, Academic Coach Miss Diane Walls, Academic Coach Mrs. Margaret Trundle, English II Mr. Horace Whitaker, Forestry Mr. Pat Woolsey, Math 103 Coach Thompson and Captains: Fred May and Ken Sholl. Injuries wreck hopes of a better season 104 New head Coach Bobby Thompson produced an aver- age season this year with a 4-5-1 record. Most loses were due to many injuries suf- fered during the year. Alan Marshall broke his collar bone and John Boyd broke his front teeth. F red May dislocated his shoulder. Bobby Thompson had a broken arm and Scott Manley suffered a broken finger. Sev- eral games could have been won if all players could have par- ticipated. 105 Bottom Row: Eddie Davis, David Tolley, Danny Brown, Mike Quarles, Scott Manley, Scott Purcell, Ken Sholl, Alan Marshall, Britt Fant, John Boyd, Fred May, Scott Hammer, Row 2: Clint Harwood, Jeff Clayton, Steve Jackson, Johnny Lanford, Jeff Bailey, Mike Gamble, Mike Bradford, Greg Turner, Sam Burgess, Frank McGill, Top Row: Coach Thompson, Coach Piccola, Coach Hannah, Chip Bilbra, Rusty Snyder, Steve Warren, Greg Smith, Tim Michaels, Bobby Thompson, Joe Coppit, Terry Haney, Jay Archer, Joey Sloan, Terry Songer, Charles Scuggs, Coach Liner, Coach Timmons. 106 107 108 Pictured clockwise are Johnny Lanford, Scott Purcell, Alan Marshall, Ken Sholl, Scott Manley, Fred May. 109 female! •••••••• • • i • •• • •• • •• •• • • • • • • 111 Warriors outscore their opponents by 59 points The boys team slipped a little this year, finishing with a 10-13 overall record. Pat Woolsey, in his first year as head coach, had the unenviable job of rebuilding a team which lost three starting seniors. Five of the this year were de- cided by less than four points. The Warriors showed cham- pionship caliber by beating AAA Rossville three times, once in the finals of our sec- ond annual Christmas tourna- ment. They also beat Chat- tanooga, which went to the state, on its homecourt in our last regular season game. Special recognition should be paid to senior Ricky Partain and junior Rodney Callahan for their se- lection as members of the All- North Georgia basketball team. Top Row: Coach Pat Woolsey, Edwin Smith, Phil Ross, David Hall, Ricky Partain, Glenn Davis, As- 112 sistant Chip Liner. Bottom Row: Frank Miller, Danny Phillips, Rodney Callahan, Ken Sholl, David Bills, Marty Biggs. Girls miss trip to state by 1 point This was the year of the Warriorettes. The girls fin- ished as co-champions of the Region with an impressive 18- 3 overall mark and an 11-1 region mark. In her first full year as head coach, Mrs. Diane Dycus was chosen as Coach of the Year by the Chat- tanooga News-Free Press as a tribute to the team's fine play on the court. Seniors Debbie Holsonback, Pam Lamb, and Debbie Wilson were chosen to be on the All-North Georgia basketball squad. The Warriorettes were undefeated at home and outscored their op- ponents by an impressive 15.2 points per ballgame. The War- riorettes should field a good team next year with the return of rovers Cindy Watkins and Joni Sloan and guard Cindy Nabors. Standing: Donna Wilson, Alicia Counts, Monica Lamb, Carla White, Faye Bailey, Pam Lamb, Head- 114 Coach Diane Dycus, Assistant Coach Toni Larkin, Debbie Wilson, Debbie Holsonback, Tina Pope, Cindy Nabors, Cathy Schaeffer, Robin Alonso. Kneeling: Cindy Watkins, Susan Peters, Joni Sloan. 115 Novice players make up b-team This year's B-Team under the guidance of Coach Chip Liner, was composed of many first year players. The team won only 6 out of 17 games. Inexperience was the main reason for the team's subpar season. The gym should not be empty over the summer as these boys tune-up for another basketball season. Front Row: Manager Robert Nabors, Clint Harwood, David Tolley, Mike Bradford, Manager Frank Miller. Back Row: Wayne Bean, David Bills, Tommy Sisk, Terry Haney, Mike Gamble. Not pic- tured: Mike Quarles, Ronnie Gilliam, Greg Ezell, Johnny Brady. Girls have winning season Girls basketball excited the fans this year as winning be- came a habit through the coach- ing of Mrs. Tony Larkin. The girls worked hard to become good ball players and their effort paid off this year be- cause the B-Team finished with a winning season of 8-6 and outscored their opponents by 65 points. Top Row: Head Coach Tony Larkin, Alicia Counts, Karen Lane, Kim Raper, Monica Lamb, Carla White, Debbie Scott, Donna Wilson, Beth Coalston. Bottom Row: Manager Rhonda Gilley, Libby Beckman, Sherry Underhill, Laurie Archer, Susan Peters, Robin Alonso, Manager Tracy Williams. Not pictured: Renee Honeycutt. Wrestling comes alive The wrestling team came alive this year. Several new players such as Mike Webb, Tim Wilkinson, and Fletcher Hughes were lively additions to the team. Carl Brady, Billy Quin- ton, Nolan Carter, Johnny Hale, and Bruce McBee were all unde- feated in their matches. At the state tournament Bruce McBee placed second, Nolan Carter placed third, and Britt Fant placed fourth. Coach Hill awarded white diaper pins after each match to the players to symbolize the ''pins they had won. As wrestling con- tinues to arouse interest in the students, the moral support will lead to more and more victories. Kneeling: Mike Webb, Carl Brady, Bruce McBee, Johnny Hale, David Houston, Fletcher Hughes, and Greg Turner. Back Row: Coach Hannah, Jeff Mullinax, Nolan Carter, Rusty Snyder, Billy Quinton, Tim Wilkinson, Britt Fant, and Coach Hill. 118 119 Baseball First Row: Fred May, Eddie McCormick, Mike Hartline, Rodney Callahan, Ken Sholl, Greg Smith, Craig Morgan, Ed Davis, Second Row: Mutt Clayton, Keith Rowland, Eddie Helton, Britt Fant, Joey Sloan, Greg Ezell, Bart McKinney, Third Row: Coach Archer, Toni Larkin, Kitty Wenck, Coach Woolsey. 120 Seniors: Keith Rowland, Fred May, Mike Hartline, Eddie Mc- Cormick, and Ken Sholl. The baseball team had a winning season this year. They were 8-4 in the region and 9-7 overall. The team's batting average was .347. Rodney Callahan was the leading hitter with an average of . 510. Ken Sholl won the Bobby Edmondson Most Valuable Player Award. Rodney won the Ricky Honey- cutt Best Pitching Award. Eddie McCormick received a one- hundred dollar baseball scholarship. The team almost made it to the regional play- offs but was disqualified be- cause of a technicality. ■ wjirrrriiiiii 121 Warriors tie for second place in region 122 � n flj mmTVffi hi uvti aT “ F 9 2' $', fc k fg£S fff jjr _ I � vtf 't3£f frjJ tf I 73 r V j? SJj ?| f ft if ¥■■■■ w ’Jr. U5r .f.l I llm i : ? tu ? ■ •ViW. W iff ft WJtI f |$• j v ' MArJ IP £ ir ? ®J3EMJEfuw 11 f ® - if'i ?■ A’ ' ftf I Jr .I1 m f ▼ ♦ % 4 Hi .-:� ••'. - • ... ■- - .-. - • 5 « ?M Wgg B tf jtl1 •' 9$ fww f f r f • ‘ ’ . •.:. ■M $. WJf 4'Jf ■?$ ; I f '4. I Jf f:‘ :• • 4 •' ••' | ‘ ' £: F f® ' ■ ♦ 0 fia m tJJJJJAK Ni 4iY i ftiswiii ff.it W« « W «M fro t f fifsit vi ■ A « Nr ? jr I ■ % 123 Netters Finish Fifth in Area Competing in their first full year in tennis under the leader- ship of new Coach. Scott Piccola, the boys finished 7-5Awhile the girls finished 2-9-1. Jeff5n| Counts and Richard Rhodes led the team'by winning 14 |matches. Lathe region totirna-” |me$t, the doubles team of Rhodes and Counts reachgd the s%mi-finals'T5efore bowing out to powerful Dalton in a third set tie-breaker. At the end of the year, Richard Rhodes and Sherry Byrd were selected by their teammates as Most Valu- able. Front Row: Kitty Walker, Kevin Stone, Donna Wilson, Richard Rhodes, Sherry Byrd, Ronald Abney, Bo Bryson. Back Row: Coach Piccola, Debbie Holsonback, James Rankin, Rosemary Gaston, Chester Fisher, Debbie Wilson, Jeff Counts. 124 V I. With only five students, LFO’s track team was expected to be mediocre this year. Somebody forgot to tell the track team about it. Alan Marshall won the 100 and 220 yard dash at the regional meet in Dalton and placed fifth in the entire state in the 220 yard dash. Sophomore Bobby Thompson was ineligible due to a residence regulation but during regular season meets he always placed first in shotput and discus competition and either first or second place in the broad jump Track Goes All Out competition. Karen Lane won the 880 yard dash at the regional meet and placed eighth in a field of sixteen at the state competition. Cheryl Knight placed fourth in the 100 yard dash in the region and Terrie Germann placed fifth. With the regular season at an end, Cheryl, Karen, and Alan intend to participate in the sum- mer track program at East Ridge sponsored by the Chattanooga Track Club. 125 We They 93 Dade County 43 58 Rossville 53 52 Soddy Daisy 56 38 Lafayette 53 41 Dalton 61 48 Calhoun 54 73 Chattanooga Valley 43 75 North Whitfield 58 49 McCallie 51 51 Dial ton 68 49 Chattooga 61 76 Rossville 75 55 Chattanooga Valley 44 57 Dade County 49 54 Ringgold 65 70 Calhoun 74 60 Lafayette 63 41 Chattooga 23 We They 0 Chattooga 28 40 Chattanooga Valley 18 0 Rossville 14 29 Kirkman 0 21 Hixson 21 6 Ringgold 13 13 Lafayette 6 21 Calhoun 6 We They 8 Hixson 9 1 North Whitfield 3 2 Calhoun 6 21 Lafayette 4 1 Dalton 2 10 Chattooga 3 7 North Whitfield 10 13 Ringgold 2 2 Red Bank 3 2 Chattooga 3 0 McCallie 2 5 Chattooga 2 5 Calhoun 0 11 Lafayette 2 15 North Whitfield 6 5 Ringgold 10 0 Rossville 1 8 Lafayette 6 9 McCallie 6 5 Dalton 2 126 We They 42 Lafayette 12 48 Bradley County 9 31 Brainerd 33 48 Rossville 12 23 Ringgold 38 35 Riverside 15 37 Calhoun 27 48 City 15 31 Rossville 15 54 Lafayette 15 31 Ringgold 24 We They 50 Dade County 31 48 Lafayette 20 52 Dalton 39 52 Calhoun 32 46 Chattanooga Valley 34 43 North Whitfield 24 49 Ringgold 34 45 North Whitfield 37 55 Chattooga 28 56 Chattanooga Valley 16 32 Dade County 26 44 Ringgold 38 41 Calhoun 21 54 Lafayette 26 Scores Scores Scores Scores Scores Scores 127 Our senior year was a mixture of hard work and play. We had the usual activities, but this year was dif- ferent for seniors. The class saw styles change with the popularization of crazy socks and platform heels. Ronald Abney Tamara Arp Ray Adams Glen Austin Gary Autry Faye Bailey Kaye Bailey Keith Beasley Debbie Bis hope Donald Blackwell Debra Boren David Bradshaw 128 Mike Branam Robin Broadwell Robert Brooks Barry- Brown Seniors saw an American President resign and the end of the Vietnam war. On the local scene, a movie Randy Brown Becky Brumley Marlene Byrd Sherry Byrd Kathy Cameron Carol Campbell Mark Campbell Nolan Carter Dale Chambers Glen Chandler Bill Chase Kim Clark 129 Allen Cleveland James Coleman Cindy Colquitt Lynn Cooke Teresa Cooke Connie Cooper Dennis Cooper Jeff Counts Denise Davis Glen Davis Tammy Day Sharon Dean 130 theatre opened and Lake Winnie closed its gates forever. At school, seniors grumbled about exams and Becky Crofts Kyle Crowley Chuck Crownover Angela Crump Jane Dickens Joy Dickens Darlene Dobbins Regina Duke Randy Dunwoody Debbie Emmett Sendi Emmett Gary Eskew ■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I worried about their futures. Disaster movies such as Towering Inferno and Earthquake were a big hit Lynn Fant Joan Fason Chester Fisher Wayne Fitzgerald Lebron Foster Steve Fountain Mark France Mary Franklin 131 Angela Fulton Ed Galyon Rosemary Gaston Crystal Gentry Terri Germann David Gibson Cheryl Gracy Lisa Gracy Markeita Gray this year. Godfather II had kids standing in long lines everywhere. Larry Grisham Linda Grisham Tina Hagan Johnny Hale David Hall Bobby Hamilton Jeff Haney Ronnie Hardeman 132 Doug Harden Mike Hartline Bobby Hayworth Maria Headrick Joe Herron Karen Highfield Desi Hill Pat Hill Marsha Hoge Terry Holbrook Byron Holland Debbie Holsonback Donna Hood Ronnie Housley David Houston She ila Huey 133 Keith Humphrey Greg Hutchison Rhonda James Belinda Jeffrey Sharon Jeffrey Perry Jeffers Gail Jenkins Gloria Johnson Steve Johnson Eileen Jones Plans were made for college and being Joe King Gary Kirk Mitchell Kernea Gary Keown Pam Lamb Johnny Lanford Gina Laster Randy Lawrence 134 mat Sonny Legere Neil Lindsey Susan Lingerfelt Bruce McBee Eddie McCormick Pam McCutcheon Karen McDonald Tim McDowell Steve Martin Janet Mason Mike Massinghill Freddy May Mike Melton Rhonda Morgan Kathy Moss Stewart Mossman 135 Vicki Mullins Jimmy Murdock Gary Norwood Barbara O'Neill Darla Overturf Nina Oxford Angela Parker Johnny Parker Ricky Pell Danny Phillips Phyllis Powell Mitch Price Ricky Parta in Lisa Payne Carla Pearson Karen Proctor Scott Purcell Darlene Queen Billy Quinton 136 Regina Randles MLcki Rearden Mike Rearden Jerry Reed Debbie Rhine hart Dari Richey David Ritch Bill Ritter made for others. Keith Rowland Jerry Runyan Steve Russell Karin Schroyer Denise Shavers Cathy Shaw Vicki Shaw Ken Sholl Delinda Smith Ginger Smith Mike Smith Mony Sm ith Phyllis Smith Suzanne Smith James Solomon Wayne Stephens It was a year of indecision and change, growth and development, but it was THE WAY WE WERE. Renese Swanson Sharon Thomas Jeannette Tilley Andrea Townes Susie Towe Jo Ann Tucker Cheryl Turner Dan Underhill 138 Keith Vandergriff Ann Vandiver Robin Vaughn Judy Vines Gene Wagner Wayne Walden Kitty Walker Sandra Watson Keena Werner Randy Whiting Deidre Williams Christine Willingham Debbie Wilson Maria Wood Bonita Wooden Connie Wooten Teresa Worley Linda Yarman Carolyn Young Courtney Young 139 ■vi Who’s got the spirit? The Class of’76 Most junior classes are hard working and fun loving, and the class of '76 is no exception. They began the year by selling red and white shakers at the football games. In April they sponsored a successful Junior - Senior prom at the River's Edge. They also planned several field trips. If this is any indication of the future, next year should be a very good year for the Spirit of '76 . Elected to lead the junior class were Cindy Watkins, Trea- surer; Rusty Turner, President; Pam Cavendar, Vice-Presi- dent; and Candy Brown, Secretary. Vicki Adams Donna Akins Greg Anderson Jay Archer Sherri Arnold Tony Autry Jeff Bailey Jim Bailey Wayne Bean Diedra Beavers Eddie Beene Chip Bilbra David Bills Jimmy Bishop Charlene Blankenship Teresa Blaylock John Boyd Steve Bradley Lisa Brooks Debbie Brookshire Karen Broome Candy Brown Pam Brow Belinda Bryson 142 Mike Burgess Bob Caldwell Rodney Callahan Cindy Campbell Harold Campbell Pam Campbell Theresa Carroll Steve Carter Pam Cavender Kathy Chambers Kathy Colbert Vanessa Cooke Dale Coppit Joe Coppit Cindy Cotter Carroll Cox Keena Cox Belinda Crowder Claudia Crye Kathy Culver Cathie Davidson Kay Davidson Eddie Davis Frankie Davis Two juniors that were popular with everyone were Elaine Peters and Rodney Callahan. Pam Davis Nanette Devine Martha Dickert Debbie Douglas 143 Teresa Doyal Janie Eaves Diane Eldridge Regina Ellis Ricky Ellison Tammy Evans Peggy Fulghum Kim Gamble Ronnie Gilliam Steve Godfrey Mike Graham Blaine Grant Janice Greene Gary Greenway Tim Grimes Bettye Hackney Marilynne Hakes Becky Hall Eddie Hall Kathy Ha Ip in Scott Hammer Allen Hampton Mona Haney Steve Hanshaw Debra Harris Debra Harris Susan Hartley Wayne Harvey 144 Kay Morgan and Eddie Davis can always see the humorous side of things. Rena Harwood Becky Hensley Mary Henson Steve Hess Debbie Highfield Donna Hixson Mark Hagen Marty Holland Sharon Hood Debra Horton Ricky Howard Jayne Humphries Pam Hunt Glen Huskey Mary Jackson Rodger Jenkins Melody Jones Hally Kaiser Carolyn Keith Sonny Kernea Melanie Key Mike Killingsworth Donna King Connie Kirkland Ronnie Lamb Anne Lanford Tina LaRoche Mary Lasater Jenni Laws Hal Lemmons Vickie Little Randy Long Two athletes for the junior class are Cindy Watkins and Rusty Snyder. David Mahan Anita Mann Mike Martin Tim Mason Brian Mays Vickie Me Craw Carla McDade Randy McDaniel Joni McFarland Cathy McNeese Mike Melton Willa Michaels Carlene Millard Diane Moore Craig Morgan Kay Morgan Wayne Morris James Mullinax Johnny Mullinax Jack Murphy Russell Myers Cindy Nabors Bryan Napier 146 Nancy Oberst Donna Ogle Randy Orr Debbie Overturf Ginny Palmer Mike Pangle Phil Parker Kenny Parsons Connie Payne Diane Payne Elaine Peters Jeff Peterson Cindy Pierce Vickey Pierce Teresa Pinion Janie Pittman Tina Pope Lois Potter Charles Price Faye Price Virginia Puckett Ken Rhodes Sandi Ritchie Bob Roberts Lara Robertson Kathy Rogers Vickie Rogers Wayne Rosenbaum Cruz Saiz Cathy Schaeffer Charles Schaeffer Mike Sentell Joy Sholl Jackye Sloan Joey Sloan Debra Smith Donnie Smith Gloria Smith Greg Smith Peggy Smith Rusty Snyder Terry Songer Crystal Stewart Peggy Stockton George Stokes Sherry Stokes Angie Stone Pat Tate Cathy Taylor Edith Taylor Karen Taylor Karen Templeton Mike Thacker Sherri Thacker Debbie Thompson Ron Thompson David Thornton 148 Barbara Tucker Timmy Tucker David Turner Rusty Turner Judy Underwood Bruce Vandergriff Ronnie Vandergriff Kathy Vines Tim Vint Nancy Voshell Eric Wagner Carl Wallace Janet Walker Kathy Walker Cindy Watkins Darryl Weaver Mike Webb Billy Weeks Tammy Wells Kitty Wenck Venus Whitmire Tim Wilkinson Brion Williams Cathie Wilson Dennis Wofford Linda Wooden Rex Worley Rene Young 14g What is a Sophomore? The Class of 1977 knows . . . Sophomores are represented this year by President, Pat Ramsey; Vice-President, Kim Rearden; Secre- tary, Valerie Sechler; Treasurer, Karla Webb. Donna Abney Jeanine Adams David Alexander Debbie Alexander Kathy Amos Jimmy Austin Kenny Bailey Glenda Bates Tony Baugh Steve Beagles Debbie Beasley Jeff Beavers Carlton Blake Tina Blevins Jerry Bolinger 150 Lois Bradford Debbie Bradley Ricky Brady Doylene Brewer Jimmy Brock Robbie Brodie Mark Brogdon Doris Brown Marti Brown Tim Brown Lisa Broyles Mary Brumley Sam Burgess Jack Burns Brenda Burris Tammy Cabe Jeff Camp Randy Camp Cindi Carter Jerry Carter Linda Chambers Shelly Chambers Kim Champion Debby Chastain Avery Clark Scott Clayton Patty Clowers Sandra Cochran Beth Colston Tommy Colston Randy Cook Susan Cooper Kenny Coulter Alicia Cohnts Dawn Cowart David Crawford Tammy Crye Steve Culpepper Donna Culver Ebbie Daughtery Janice Davidson Sissy Davidson 151 Sophomores are athletic. Just ask Joni Sloan or Bobby Thompson. Sophomores are popular. Debbie Beasley and Britt Fant are not only class favorites, but are also well known throughout the entire school. Becky Davis Denise Davis Jeff Davis Phil Davis Donna Dawkins Susan Deitzen Andy Doty Richard Douglas Theresa Douglas Richard Driggers Robbie Duke Timmy Dunwoody Kenny Durham Derrick Edmondson Tina Edmondson 152 Diane Edwards Ricky Eldridge Ann Ellis Steve Ellis Susan Emmert Robbie Erwin Greta Eskew Chuck Eslooo Johnny Everett Greg Ezell Britt Fant Diane Fitzgerald Brenda Forster Denny Forster Barry Fraley Linda Free Pat Frisbee Lisa Galyon Teena Gass Kim Garner Steve Garland Tim Garland Wade Germany Theresa Gibson DarrylGoodner Debbie Gordon Gary Gravitt Ann Griffith David Grigsby Renee Guffey Stuart Guinn Faye Hackney Judy Hale Beth Hall Janie Hall Jimmy Hall Lisa Hamby David Harris Phil Harris Rhonda Harris Vickie Harris Mike Hartley 153 Stacy Holcomb Scott Homburg Renee Honeycutt Kathy Horton Darlene Housley Kim Howell Jeanette Hubbs Dorothy Hudgens Fletcher Hughes Karry Hulgan Bud Hatfield Paula Headrick Eddie Helton Eddie Hendricks Guy Hill Sophomores such as Greta Eskew and David Crawford express the lighter side of life. Cindy Humphrey Joy Hunt Teresa Jenkins Casey Johnson Cindy Johnson Deana Johnson James Johnson Ricky Keith Phillip Kelley Sherrie Kennedy Michele Kilgore Kim Killian Mark King Nathan King Lisa Kinley Howie Kirk Cheryl Knight Mike Lackey Monica Lamb Diane Lane Karen Lane Cathy Lanford Tim Little Randy Long Tim Long Anna McClure Cathy McCloskey David McCurry Donna McCurry Teresa McDowell Kim McGhee De McHarge Betsy McJunkin Teresa Mcjunkin Bart McKinney Cindy McNabb Donnie McRay Tim Michaels Debbie Miles Dean Miller Ricky Mills Jerry Moore 155 Johnny Morris Connie Moss Ginger Mount Ken Moyer Jerry Mullinax Dennis Mullins Jan Mullins Sharon Myers Chris Nelson Dana Norris Ricky Norwood Susan Norwood Pam Overturf Terry Parker Kim Payne 156 Sandra Payne Diana Perkins Cheri Phillips Mike Phillips Derick Pickle Terry Plunkett Kim Poole Jeff Pope Debbie Potts Jerry Potts Ray Powell Terry Powell Mickey Preston Doris Price Larry Price Dean Pulver Doris Pulver Lonnie Qualls Mike Quarles Dale Quinton Pat Ramsey Mitzi Randles Kim Rearden Darlene Reynolds Charles Rhinehart Mike Rhudy Dennis Ritch Donna Rossell Sharon Russell Neil Sain Robert Sanchez Celeste Sanders Kathy Sargent Marroll Sargent Alan Scarbrough Donna Scott Charles Scruggs Lynn Sears Valerie Sechler Debbie Shope Anne Simmons Dru Simpson 157 Sophomores know how to be friendly. Pat Ramsey and Avery Clark are a good example of this. 158 Tommy Sisk Natalie Sizemore Jimmy Slater Joni Sloan Alicia Smith Brenda Smith Brenda Smith Connie Smith Cyndie Smith David Smith Edwin Smith Kim Smith Mark Smith Billy Sosebee Chuck Steele Lynda Stephens Randy Stephens Kaye Stewart Kevin Stone Carlene Story Butch Strickland Denise Strickland Danny Sullivan Terry Summerlin Darryl Sweeton Billy Swisher Clay Tankersley Brent Tate Cathy Tate Sheila Taylor Joe Thacker Andy Thomas Kim Thomas Michael Thompson Frank Tilley Mike Tittle Kathy Tollett Alan Tucker Greg Turner Tony Tumlin Sherry Underhill Ricky Underwood Jimmy Van Fossen Judy Walker Earl Wamack Bob Watson Karla Webb Dotty West Ricky White Darlene Whiting Diane Whiting- Colleen Wilbanks Debbie Wilson Donna Wilson Jan Wimberley Patti Wood Melodi York 159 First impressions of the class of ’78 After their first year, the Class of '78 has a better idea of what it is to be a part of Lake- view. Judging from their first impressions, Lakeview is an interesting place to be, filled with impressions of happy, sad, exciting, and depressed mo- ments. The class planned a trip to Six Flags and many other things also. Now the freshmen are looking forward to three more years even better than the first, but they will always remember their first impressions. Lloyd Abercrombie Cindy Abernathy Henrietta Adams Sherri Adams Kelly Akins Robin Alonso Gary Anderson Lisa Anderson Derinda Andrews Laurie Archer Tammy Arnold Coni Aslinger Mary Atchinson Dawn Aulabaugh Tim Autry Martha Bain Tommy Baird Chris Barley Betsy Bearden Randy Beavers Libby Beckman Gaye Beene Tonya Beene Greg Bentley Tim Black Vickie Blake Anthony Blevins Tommy Bolfield Lisa Bowen Danny Bradford Mike Bradford Johnny Brady Shonda Brandon Darlene Brock Teresa Brogden Danny Brown Danny Brown David Brown Jerry Bryant Candy Burnette Larry Burns Sheila Burr Tina Burr Tina Calvo Kim Cameron Brenda Campbell Cindy Campbell Louise Campbell David Carr John Carr Popular Kim Raper and David Tolley are always going places Jayme Carter Steve Catlett Sharon Chambers Tommy Chandler Brent Chapman Junior Chase Mike Churchwell Jeff Clayton Kim Cofer Greg Cole Colleen Collison Eddie Colquitt Pam Conley Cheryl Cooke Lebron Cooper Gayle Cotter Katie Crownover Craig Crumbaugh Timmy Crye Debbie Daniel Ellen Davis Steve Davis Debbie Day Denise DeBarry Randy Defore Tina Dilbeck Freddy Doyal John Driggers Patty Duke Dale Dunwoody Donna Durham Connie Dyer Dewayne Edmondson Louis Ellis Missy English Jeff Ervin David Erwin Debbie Ezell Howard Fitzgerald Eddie Fletcher Kim Forester Pam Foster Clarence Francis Tommy Franklin Tina Frisbee Mike Gamble Tami Gamble Jerry Garner 162 John Gaston Regina Gautney Rhonda Gilley Pam Godsey Laroy Graham Michael Grant Beverly Guffey David Guffey Neal Guffey Ann Gulledge Rhonda Gulledge Jan Hall Renee Hall Pete Halpin Wendy Hamrick Terry Haney Donna Hargraves Angie Harris Ben Harris Lynn Hartley Steve Hartley Darlene Harvey Clint Harwood Ty Helton Kay Hensley Marie Herran Patty Highfield irq Charlene Hill Monequa Hill Donny Holbrook Desiree Holcomb Donna Holden Phillip Holder Sherri Holder Karla Holland Shawn Homberg Freshmen carry a heavy load on their backs! 164 Kim Honeycutt Carol Housley Cindy Hudgens Robert Huey Steve Jackson Mike Jenkins Sarina Jenkins Cheryl Johnson Debbie Johnson Jerry Johnson Tammy Johnson Terri Johnson Debra Jones Jamie Jones Mike Jones Debra Keith Dennis Kelly Chris Ketchersid Vicki Kidd Lisa King Sharon Kirkland Kim Lamb Steve Lamb Denise Lambkey Tommy Lanford Mark Langley LeeAnn LaRoche Debbie Lawler Lynn Ledford Vickie Legg Rusty Lingerfelt Anna Logan Chris Logan David Logan Kim Long Andrew Longley Tony Manley Sonya McAfee Mike McBee Doug McBryan Troy McClure Scott McCool Kym McCoy Denise McCurry Ricky McDaniel Terri McDaniel Scott McDonald Kay McGee Linda McGill Chris McKinney Kim McMahan Tommy Me Roy 165 Edward Meador David Megnin Ricky Melford Mark Michaels Frank Miller Twila Miller Jill Minton Paula Mitchell Susan Mobley Tim Moore David Morgan Jill Morrison Jeff Mullinax Jackie Mullins Robert Nabors Mark Napier 166 Ronnie Nave Dan Neale Adelene Neely Madelene Neely Chris Newell LeAnn Norwood Karen Oliver David O'Neal Karen Ottway Alfred Oxford Gary Parker Pam Parker Vicki Parks Mike Paulsen Kathy Payne Jimmy Peace Ann Pearson Michael Peck Donnie Peppers Robby Perkins Betty Perry Greg Peters Susan Peters David Phillips James Pierce Velda Plank Donna Pledger Steve Plemmons Greg Poteet Rick Prater Anthony Preston Terri Price Gerald Pritchett Alan Proctor Melissa Proctor Teresa Prouty Darlene Queen James Rankin Kim Raper Larry Raughton Lynn Hartly and Terry Haney are always witty. Eddie Rigney Debbie Robinson Rick Rodgers Debbie Rosenbaum Scott Ross Connie Saiz Donna Sampley Mary Sampson Mike Sargent Karen Scarbrough John Sc ray Randy Schwibbe Plans for the fresh- man class were made by Tommy Franklin, Vice President; Lee Ann LaRoche, Trea- surer; Mike Paul- son, President; and Carl White, Secretary. Barbara Scott Debbie Scott Connie Shaw Glen Shepherd Chris Shope Darlene Shubert Donna S latton Debbie Smith Greg Smith Janet Smith Tonya Smith Yancey Smith Cindy Stallings Janet Steele Ricky Steele Steve Steele Rhonda Stevenson Harold Stockburger Marlyne Stokes Darlene Story Sharon Stratton Debra Strickland Cheri Tap ley Walter Templeton Sheila Thacker Janice Thompson Leigh Thompson Mary Thompson Vickie Thompson Joel Thrasher 168 Denise Tidwell Renee Tidwell David Tolley Wayde Tomison Teresa Torbett Gay Underwood Larisa Vanoer Terri Vaughn Donna Vines LeWayne Walker Karen Walker Pam Waters Sheri Webster Randy Whitaker Vickie White Sandra Whitworth Marlene Wilbanks Roz Wilbanks Bobby Wilkes Tracy Williams Terri Wilson Beverly Wingo Debbie Wooden Debbie Wooden Gene Woody Randy Yarbrough Compliments of Super Valu Store Ft. Oglethorpe, Georgia Walter Jackson Chevrolet Inc. 424 Nashville Street Ringgold, Georgia Phone: 935-2381 Jo Ann Shop Ladies Ready-to-wear in smart fashions cocktails-formals-bridals 201 Chickamauga Ave., Rossville 866-4444 Tri State Steel Drum Co. Graysville phone: 891-9726 Daugherty Insurance Agency 515 Chickamauga Avenue Rossville, Georgia phone: 866-4477 SHERRI’S Ft. Oglethorpe Plaza Look Pretty . . . Feel Pretty in clothes from Sherri’s. Bottom’s Up, Inc. G M The Slack Shop Furniture Levi, Jeans and Farah Slacks in Grant City Shopping 303 McFarland Ave. Rossville, Georgia 30741 861-9092 We can cover your top bottom. BENNY JACKSON FORD SALES, INC. 123 W. Nashville Street Ringgold, Ga. 30736 171 Telephone 935-2335 Compliments of Lakeview Exxon Service 818 Lakeview Dr. phone: 866-8544 Walt Partain, owner 173 HASSELL AUTO PARTS Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia 174 JAFFE’S Rossville Shoe Store Shoes for the Entire Family 5004 Rossville Blvd, 867-9044 CAMPBELL’S RESTAURANT 796 Chickamauga Ave. Home Cooked Vegetables Choice Steaks - Seafoods Chicken - Bar-B-Q-Beef Pork Pizzas - Spaghetti Homemade Pies - Sandwiches 175 phone 624-5161 phone 866-9414 DOVER’S CYLINDER HEAD SERVICE Frances’ For Lovely Things” Shop All Makes and Models Complete Repairs and Valve Service 300 Chickanauga Avenue 2929 Calhoun Ave. JOE DOVER Chattanooga, Term. Fort Oglethorpe Florist, Inc. A.D. Phillips Flowers for all occasions 4 Thomas Rd. phone Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia 866-1722 Best Wishes Seniors Compliments of United Bank of Chattanooga t Rossville Branch 4931 Rossville Blvd. Fort Oglethorpe State Bank Main Office 201 Thomas Rd. 866-1146 Fort-Lake Office 1719 LaFayette Rd. Compliments of 861-3030 Boynton Office Ga. 2 3 Notch Road ACE VENDING 937-4137 Plain N’ Fancy Florist 1917 LaFayette Rd. (Next door to Shop-Rite 1 Ft. Oglethorpe, Ga. 866-8811 Peggy Key Nancy Alonso Pic N Pay Shoes 1501 LaFayette Rd. 22 Grant City Shopping Center Rossville, Ga. 30741 Manager: Catherine Phillips GOLDEN PANTRY Convenience Food Store Battlefield Pkwy. 861-3855 Open 7 days 7 am - 11 pm. O’NEAL STEEL, Inc. Where to buy it. 2500 E. 38th St. 867-4820 Eddingsfield’s Jewelry Watch Repair Trophies-Discount Prices 402 LaFayette Rd. Ft. Oglethorpe, Ga. 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'■ 188 189 190 191 worry burden 192 193 194 195 the preparation ■Por the. puiuxe 196 197 199 201 202 {hi memoriis of our youth 203 Abney, Ronald 22, 26,124, 127 128 Adams, Ray 70,128 Arp, Tamara 85,128 Autry, Gary 128 Austin, Glenn 22, 30,128 Bailey, Faye 18, 19,21,66, 67, 68, 71, 73, 81, 111, 114,128, 129 Bailey, Kaye 22, 27, 56, 57, 66, 67.84.131.141 Beasley, Keith 128 Biggs, Marty 72, 84,112,124, 133.141 Bishope, Debbie 128 Blackwell, Donald 128 Boren, Debbie 23, 128,133 Bradshaw, David 71,128 Branam, Mike 68,129 Broadwell, Robin 129 Brooks, Robert 129 Brown, Barry 19, 21,84,129 Brown, Randy 129 Brumley, Becky 129 Byrd, Sherry 22,23,70,73,124, 129, 140, 185 Cameron, Kathy 2, 77,129 Campbell, Carol 23,129 Campbell, Mark 28,129 Carter, Nolan 71,129 Chambers, Dale 129 Chandler, Glen 129 Chase, Bill 129 Clark, Kim 129 Clayton, Barry 124 Cleveland, Allen 130 Coleman, Butch 130 Colquitt, Cindy 27, 30,130 Cooke, Lynn 77,130 Cooke, Teresa 130,135 Cooper, Connie 130 Cooper, Dennis 130 Counts, Jeff 75, 124,130 Crofts, Becky 130 Crowley, Kyle 73, 84, 130,140 Crownover, Chuck 130 Crump, Angie 23,130 Davis, Denise 23,130 Davis, Glen 84,112,130 Day, Tammy 11,130 Dean, Sharon 24, 39,43,130 Dickens, Jane 131 Dickens, Joy 131 Dobbins, Darlene 22, 27,131, 183 Duke, Regina 27, 69, 131 Dunwoody, Randy 131 Durgin, David 20,138 Emmett, Debbie 131 Emmett, Sendi 131 Eskew, Gary 131 Fant, Lynn 13,19,23,24,27, 34,39,41, 71, 131,138,140 Fason, Joan 131 Fisher, Chester 66,67, 72, 73, 76.81.124.129.131.140.141 Fitzgerald, Donna 71 Fitzgerald, Wayne 131 Foster,. Lebron 131 Fountain, Steve 131 France, Mark 131 Franklin, Mary 131,205 Fulton, Angela 132 Galyon, Eddie 132 Gaston, Rosemary 22, 23, 27, 124.132.134 Gentry, Crystal 27,132 Germann, Terri 12,18,19, 20, 34,39,40,68,72,74,75,76, 79.125.127.132.141 Gibson, David 84,132 Gilliam, Ronnie 71 Gracy, Cheryl 30,132 Gracy, Lisa 11, 23, 27,130,132 Gray, Markeita 5,19, 23, 24, 39,42,46,47, 71,130,132 Grisham, Larry 132 Grisham, Linda 132 Hagan, Tina 132 Hale, Johnny 132 Hall, David 7, 70,112,132 Hamilton, Bobby 66, 69,132 Haney, Jeff 20, 76,132 Hardeman, Ronnie 132 Harden, Doug 133 Harris, Johnny 124 Hartline, Mike 8, 71,120,121, 133.134 Hayworth, Bobby 133 Headrick, Marie 133 Herron, Joe 133 Highfield, Karen 133 Hill, Desi 20,31,133 Hill, Pat 31,133 Hixon, Randy 133 Hoge, Marsha 71,133 Holbrook, Terry 133 Holland, Byron 133 Holsonback, Debbie 20,39,40, 73, 78,84,114,115,124,129, 133,141 Homberg, Holly 22, 27 Hood, Donna 61,133 Housley, Ronnie 133 Houston, David 29, 71,118,133, 137,140 Huey, Sheila 133 Humphries, David 138 Humphrey, Keith 134,136 Hutchison, Greg 20, 22,27, 134 James, Rhonda 22, 30,134 Jeffery, Sharon 23,134 Jeffers, Perry 131,134 Jeffrey, Belinda 30, 31,134 Jenkins, Gail 134 Johnson, Gloria 23,134 Johnson, Steve 134 Jones, Eileen 134 King, Joe 134 Kirk, Gary 134 Kemea, Mitchell 134 Keown, Gary 134 Lamb, Pam 12,34,39,42,72, 84,111,114,115,133,134, 135 204 Lanford, Johnny 109,134 Laster, Gina 34,39,43,134 Lawrence, Randy 134 Legere, Sonny 73,135 Lindsey, Neil 135 Lingerfelt, Susan 135 McBee, Bruce 27,31,77,118, 130.135 McCormick, Eddie 120,121, 135 McCutcheon, Pam 135 McDonald, Karen 19, 23, 39,41, 68, 73, 135,140 McDowell, Tim 135 McMahan, Kim 135 Malone, Ken 80,135 Manley, Scott 78,105,108 Marshall, Alan 105,109, 125, 140,141 Martin, Steve 31,135 Mason, Janet 135 Massingill, Mike 135 May, Fred 2, 27, 70, 71, 72, 75, 80, 104,108, 120,121,135, 140 Melton, Mike 135 Morgan, Rhonda 39,40,56,57, 66.67.135 Moss, Kathy 135 Mossman, Stewart 129,135 Mullinax, Johnny 26 Mullins, Vicki 71,133,136 Murdock, Jimmy 136 Norwood, Gary 136, 140, 186 O'Neill, Barbara 31,136 Overturf, Darla 136,138 Oxford, Nina 136 Painter, Danny 140 Parker, Angela 23,30, 84, 136 Parker, Johnny 136 Partain, Ricky 70, 73, 111, 112, 136 Payne, Leisa 23,31,136 Pearson, Carla 136 Pell, Ricky 136 Phillips, Danny 70,110,112, 131,136,170 Powell, Phyllis 136 Price, Mitch 136 Proctor, Karen 23,136 Purcell, Scott 109,136 Queen, Darlene 136 Quinton, Billy 118,136 Randalls, Regina 23,137 Ratchford, Bob 66, 72, 74 , 76 , 79 Rearden, Micki 19,20,39,43, 72, 75, 80,81,132,137, 141 Rearden, Mike 27,137 Reed, Jerry 27, 84,132,137 Rhinehart, Debbie 20,23, 71, 73, 79,129,137 Rhodes, Richard 81, 124,129, 137.140 Richey, Dari 137 Ritch, David 26,137 Ritter, Bill 137 Robertson, James 66,137,141 Robertson, Lara 22,69, 73,127 Ross, Phil 112,137 Rowland, Keith 120,121,137 Runyan, Jerry 137 Russell, Steve 137 Sanchez, Victor 140 Schaeffer, Cathy 185 Schroyer, Karin 23,137 Shavers, Denise 20,23,137 Shaw, Cathy 137 Shaw, Vicki 130,137 Sholl, Ken 27,35, 72, 78, 84, 104,108,110,112,120,121, 131.137.140 Smith, Delinda 138 Smith, Ginger 69,138 Smith, Mike 66,138 Smith, Mony 12, 14,34, 35, 39, 41,46,47,48,67, 72,73, 80, 130.138.141 Smith, Phyllis 67, 70,138,140 Smith, Suzanne 138 Solomon, James 28,138 Stephens, Wayne 138 Swanson, Renese 138 Tennant, John 20 Thomas, Sharon 23, 70,138 Tilley, Jeanette 23,138 Towe, Susie 69,70, 130, 138 Townes, Andrea 31,130, 138 Tucker, JoAnn 138 Turner, Cheryl 23,138 Underhill, Dan 138 Vandergriff, Keith 139 Vandiver, Ann 31,139 Vaughn, Robin 139 Vines, Judy 139 Wagner, Gene 139 Walden, Wayne 139 Wall, Ken 140 Walker, Kitty 22, 27,124,139 183 Walker, Phil 124 Watson, Sandra 139 Werner, Keena 39,42,46,47, 48, 71,78, 131,139 Whiting, Randy 138,139 Wilbanks, Pam 20 Williams, Diedre 139 Willingham, Chris 139 Wilson, Debbie 18, 20, 27,68, 70, 72, 73, 79, 81, 84, 114, 115,124,129 Wood, Maria 139 Wooden, Bonita 19, 23,139 Wooten, Connie 23,139 Worley, Teresa 139 Yarman, Linda 139 Young, Carolyn 139 Yeung, Courtney 13, 20, 27, 66, 69,139 1975 Warrior Staff Pam Lamb, editor Yes, the yearbook room is always this messy! The staff has made several changes in the format of the an- nual, The aim has been to have more coverage of students, and not just the students who are in everything. The staff has tried to make the total look of the an- nual different. Our cover was designed by Barry Brown. This is the first time in many years that traditional colors have not been used. Special thanks go to Tom Young of the American Yearbook Company and Ted Dickerson, Olan Mills photog- rapher. WARRIOR Staff 206 Staff: Pam Lamb, Barry Brown, Jeff Counts, Faye Bailey, Bar- bara O'Neill, Theresa Carroll, Debbie Brookshire, Mary Brum- ley, Brenda Forster, Mitzi Ran- dalls, Lynda Stephens, 207 Autographs