Lithonia High School - Bulldog Yearboook (Lithonia, GA)
- Class of 1976
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This is the time we examine our beliefs and sort out our problems. We enjoy life, each in our own individual way. We grow to be better and stronger people, more aware of today and what tomorrow holds. . -W U M212 .jx Q lx -fa,i5'T, ' F: Z vc. 'T U, . I , Vw U25 X, 'f W 2 Y 5? W Y 4 , N W . x-' .. 1 - , Bl 34 . In I + V in 'lg -I ,, , V AW., K MR-445 , f 2 1 'EEN If - '. ,- ,fa 4 mszx..-f-' . X X 5 . , FXW ' '3 5 o x JZ? ' VH AMW 1-Nw ,W my - W :W M .gp in i W W 1 '2 i' : :,, f WW 1 Su v 'Exe-M, 231- QW M V A Q -an 1 - ,f.f:ky,,:i V Q. ,.,,,,, MSM, , WHSFA 'Lu n gf Q , I fesw fi ! LN SJ fn A xx f 1 NR n w, , A S? Sy f f 5 Jig-1 , 5 W -V W , ,1,A ,mia 52 Q V, We 5 a., uv '. 1 K 2' 2 1, z 2 1 EM fu ' iw? The Lithonia community reflects our lives, our beliefs and our feelings Here we learn to understand and accept our fellow men - those who are different yet who all have one common element, those who share and join hands with us towards a better society. Here we venture one step further towards our destination. Our environment plays an important role in our every day lives. The world is a re- volving display of the many problems, decisions, and struggles which make up our lives. Each minute of every day an important event is taking place. The kidnapping of James Hoffa, the Patty Hearst story, a new life for Nixon, the arrival of Vietnamese refugees, assassination at- tempts on President Ford's life - these are only a few of the events which have occurred across the nation. 10 11 W 1 fb, 's .P , 1' Wm, +5 W, 7 'ES ' J Xl G' 'J if .was sfi Wi 1 1' , QA as Q Q r i M, -nl .av ' V . UA, .. 'ix 3 :iii Y 3' fi 1 fig? Ei W! J' 3' if ' K 2 2:3 117 ,- PW gk 7' ' av ' .f ' 1 , , V, K ' ,, xl ' Ng P ,W 'tg - '-I t .. . V- W ' z 1 12ggsyiA..f,.5g .'. : f slifaw w X L 4 . TT V iff ' Q 3 1 5 ' mir 1. . 5 5 ff .:!5'-2 -.gf , W fin. 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How can we say thank-you for all the time she has shared? Because she has influenced our road and helped us carry on, we the Senior Class of 1975-1976 proudly dedicate BULLDOG '76 to MRS. THERESA FELL CONTENTS Mr. 0'Rourke -Ls-L +4a4 s-L-L -is 18 Bail6y'M8S0l'l -r ra-:fr P-r -fa-:asv 19 COUYISGIOYS -y-r ra-ra if-:aa-r r r 20 Secretaries .L-,.,.,.,-,.,.,.,.,.,.,., 21 Lunch RoomfCustodiaI Staff .,.,., 22 Media CenterfReading Lab .,.,.,., 23 English .,.,.,.,,.H.,.,.H.,, 24-25 Foreign Language .,.,.,.,.,.,-L-L., 26 Supportive Services .,.,.,.,.,.,.,., 27 Social Studies .,.,.,.,-,.,.,.,., 28-29 Science .,.,-L-L-,Q-L-,-,-L+-L 30-31 Math .,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,., 32-33 Business -L-,.,.,.,.,-,.,.,.,.,.,.,., 34 VOC8ti0l'l8l -r-:asv-y-r 1-:iris-y-ra 35 Aft Department -r-r-r-r-y-y-y-r-r-r 36 HOITIG EC. -r-:aa-:Jr-r-r-rfrer-ra 37 P-E- -r-r-r-r-r-r-r-P-r-r-r-r-r--r-r-r 38 Choral Department -,-L+-s-s-L+-s 39 Band -r-:grew-riser-r 1+-r r- r-r-r-r 40 ADMINISTRATION Principal - Thomas J. O'Rourke THOIVIAS J. O'ROURKE, Lithonia High's past Assistant Principal, now has a new job, a job that he has more than satisfactorily filled. His new job is the Principal of Lithonia High School. After graduating in'1967 from IVlorehead State University in Kentucky, lVlr. O'Rourke con- tinued his education by obtaining his lVlaster's Degree from Xavier College in Cincinnati, Ohio. From there, he received a Six Year Certificate from the University of Georgia. Since moving to Georgia, IVlr. O'Rourke has worked in the DeKalb County School System for seven years lone year at Gordon, one year at Walker, and five years ere at L. H. S. I Concerning his new position, lVlr. O'Rourke had many interesting things to say. There's a lot more responsi- bility tothe position, he said. He also commented that when he was Assistant Principal, he always' hfad to answer to the Principal, but now, it is his concern and responsi- bility to answer to himself. When asked what had been done to make the school better, he replied, Well, I made IVlr. Bailey' my Assistant Principal, and in the area of discipline he has certainly been a help. Equally important, he said, I've appointed IVIr. lVlason Assistant Principal in charge of in- struction, and we've made a lot of efforts to improve our instructional program. IVIr. lVlason has done a lot of work in this area. Also in the area of betterment tothe school, lVlr. O'Rourke said, This year we have had the 'beat Band, grill Team, and Cheerleaders that we've ever a at L. H. . IVIr. O'Rourke stated, I think the student body at L.H.S. is one of the best student bodies in DeKalb' County. I have been disappointed sometimes, but most of the time I am very pleased with the students here and I look for- ward to having continued success. IVIr. O'Rourke's favorite forms of entertainment in- clude going to football and basketball games, playing golf and running. His three children, two daughters and a son, take up much of his time. He also enjoys dancing and listening to music. We, the students of L.H.S. , wish to give thanks to lVlr. .O'Rourke for being the great Principal he is, and to sincerely hope that he has continued success. ..-..-auwlilkf MR. ROY BAILEY, Assistant Principal of Discipline and Maintenancehere at L.H.S. , has been working with the DeKalb County School System for eighteen years,sall of which have been spent at L.H.S. After graduating from Hewitt High School, he went on to obtain his .B.S. Degree from Jackson- ville State University and his M.Ed. Degree from West Georgia College. After coming to Lithonia, Mr. Bailey did further graduate work at University of Georgia, Oglethorpe University and Georgia State University. A . During Mr. Bailey's high school days, while he was playing football, his coach gave him the nick- name Bull. This name has lingered with Mr. Bailey since that time. His friends still call him Bull Bailey because some say he shoots the breeze. Mr. Bailey's new job deals mainly with discipline of the students. He does not enjoy giving disciplinary action at all, but he states that it's a necessary evil. When not at school, Mr. Bailey spends his spare time enjoying outdoor activities such as fishing, camping, and skiing. He also enjoys watching T.V. and good movies. Mr. Bailey has a high opinion of the student body and says he enjoys working with them. He seems to be first-rate in his new position. MR. CHARLES MASON is Lithonia High's new Assistant Principal of Instruction and Attendance. He obtained his A. B. Degree from Western Kentucky University and his M.A.T. Degree from Vanderbilt University. Mr. Mason has also taken Administra- tive courses through the University of Georgia. He has been associated with the DeKalb County School System for five years, four of which he spent teaching English here at Lithonia High. Mr. Mason's new job consists of working with the teachers to improve the quality of instruction in the classroom and of being in charge of the at- tendance office. Working with Mr. Bailey on some matters, Mr. Mason handles skipping which, he says, is a minor problem here at Lithonia. Many extracurricular activities which hold his interests are reading novels, playing tennis, and especially studying politics, which happens to hold a tremendous interest in his life. Finally, when asked what he did with his spare time, Mr. Mason replied, What you're doing is not as important as who you're with. As time goes on, we sincerely hope that Mr. Mason's philosophy continues to hold true, and that his new job as Assistant Principal of Instruction will prove beneficial to the students of L.H.S. 1 Counselors IVIrs. Cole, lVlr. Brown and lVlrs. Overton are the hard working counselors of Lithonia High School They are concerned with the placement of students so the students can have adequate preparation for whatever lies ahead. The counselors are always available to help students discover their talents and their abilities and are there to discuss the student's problems. 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Willie Lois lVlinor, lVls. Edith Reid, lVls. Gail Lowe, lVls. lna Kelley, and Nls. Betty Henderson for their performance in the kitchen. THE CU STODIAL STAFF of Lithonia High often goes unnoticed for their hard work. They work with timed efficiency and sheer determination: They know their jobs, and they do them well. Everyone at L.H.,S. owes his appreciation to: . lVlrs. Lavonia Banks, IVlr. Harvey Brown, lVlr. Frank Champion, lVlr. Roger Epps, Nlr. Sam Hilsman, lVlr. Percy Paige, lVlr. R.T. Sheppard, lVlr. Emanuel Smith, lVlr. Tommy Smith, and lVlrs. 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' r Ann Fluellen C 4. - Media Center, ' Secretary l V . .::,,- fr' I + Xt-1 .5 ' ya 'ks as Uni versity, L i brary ' s 1 -. - . i g - t 1. 1 mmhh ,N - ,Colleges m, ' Q ,-fli1g'g,51g5g5fg5. :,. lt 32- , 81 Atlanta f .fl '. - X Universityp Q, Egg Library, g Media Specialist , 4' 1- V. . been . ... . M 1- sm - Nlarqultta y Portman . B.S. Bali State ' Media specialist Reading Lab In its fourth year, the Lithonia High Reading Lab continues to aid a wide variety of students, those who have oor reading hab- D its, as well as those who want to increase their reading skills. Through its individualized pro- grams, students may develop faster reading rates, increased vocabuq lary, better comprehensiom and overall improved study habits. We, the students here at L.H.S., would like to thank the Reading Lab teachers for teaching us and for aiding us in developing our reading habits, which will help us to face the outside world with greater courage. Media Center 1975-1976 is the first entire school year the Media Center has operated at Lithonia. It is a very roomy place, contains many interesting Fiction and Non-Fiction books, and has a great variety of magazines ranging from POPULAR MECHANICS to EBONY to NEWSWEEK. Studying is easier with the aid of the working tables and the carrels. The wide selection of reference materials also aids in one's assignments. All in all, the lVledia Center offers something to everyone, whether it be magazines, books, or resting one's mind English The English Department of L .H .S., the largest and sometimes the most rewarding, is greatly appreciated . Consisting of twelve teachers, the English Department is very busy teaching and guiding students along the road of life in grammar, composition, speech American and English Literature, World Literature, drama andyjournalism. Every student at Lithonia is given the opportunity through various programs in the English Department to become well educated in all areas of communicative skills. Mastering the Art of Communication is a necessity, and the students of Lithonia High School would like to thank the English Department for being concerned with our future and with our plans to further our education. I :Qs srrs, iberhvardivi y i, ,l ,l -'kf..', Q11 Urmrug Englrushsg 5fs4'fV:1 Pf P' vAf'Uholis E f B.S.,E. 3 DG are Str r JUniv.5' Engl ish- L N. Chzafirif B:-'Aff fMeAsT's,2 Sanford trvt U niv-L: Engifsrf. iss, iyit 'I ,. .,- ,I-54.1 ,, - , ,',, , 1 ,, , ,. 1: f ' .- n, 4 :fr 1-we 'ww R9 C0Wiaf14B-Af: 7' Falla-fS'f4 i fssr i Enrggsisht- d ' My , sssr Q3 f f 1 . , 4 'fp - , 1 K 4 X lx r 3 if f K j 2' 'we ,fa di? jg 1 ay gi' rf f gy g H if xr Z M J af X4 xl?-mf te M 1? as J K Z 0 2 l 'H 519: , ,W ' if I rg Univ., Engl-ish Gi D, B.S.,Edgg Ufllvf , koi Cingp English r 8. W. 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Ronald Wilburn What is the best atmosphere for studying English? nFoggy!n David Billings . . . old-fashioned atmosphere . Mary Plunkett 4004, FOREIGN LANGUAGE The students of Lithonia not only speak English but they also enjoy learning the languages of other countries. The Foreign Language courses offered are German, French, Latin, and Spanish. Aside from learning the spoken and written language, the students learn the culture, customs, and folklore of the various countries. The teachers are aided by language carrels which are equipped with earphones, tapes, recorders and records. We, the students of LHS, appreciate the time and effort the Foreign Language teachers have put forth to help us communicate in a foreign language. ,kjs Nfaminantemo hay camino, se hace camino al andar . , . . . arrwmonucmdoi B.A.g Oklahoma State University: Spanish I, Career B.A., Winthrop L, Q College, V spanish 1,11,11I, G. Geis T G A.B., M.A.g Univ. of Ga. 81 Peabody College German, French, Latin, 84 Spanish EQ, Q N. Blume S 77 mh V B.S. Ed., M.Ed. I Univ. Of Georgia: i Resource teacher D.L. Clay' B.S.g Univ. of Southern Miss., y cm a. Mgatry f -,,s.V,g, . 'C.,GIlha.m B.S.: Georgia gate Univ., S Environ. Consumer 8: Resource D. 'Woodruff S B-S- Masters K llam 8t Mary: S Biology 8: Re- i BPA-2 Univ-10f:1f oooee Kentucky 31 . , g, r English S If college of wal- source , e t SUPPORTIVE SERVICES Special people need special attention, and the special people at L.H.S. make no exceptions. Here at Lithonia, our suppor- tive services are taken very seriously and are given much time and effort. Every day of the week, our special teachers guide and direct many students at Lithonia. The stu- dents are taught math, science, social studies, and English. Our teachers in Supportive Services are specially trained to develop varied and interesting activities for the hard-working students. Thanks goes to these special teachers for their time, effort, and caring. Social Studies Although some students may think that Social Studies is unimportant, much of our lives is occupied in some way or another by this subject. A student spends almost as many years studying Social Studies as he does English. IVluch can be gained from history, geography, economics, political science, and sociology, all part of the Socia Studies department of LHS. The Social Studies teachers have helped us to understand better the past and the present, and t1ey have helped to direct us in making our decisions for the future. ,E , Em: E, l , ,s Eg, ,Bt Amer. In H I 1 , . Q51 il - E li B,isrfrC1?1YS?S??srt s 'till f 7151+ iii? f5fffV5 T3f'3P337GH+H ltts 1VgjFiali ?SSi25 .1 Bfigilifi f39fl?4 or 2 , ,thorpef Q i S iAmter,yrHgi,gtQrvlli,1 S 1 lDf,FeffmflB+S-27 Gieqgprgpfjylill-.i' t. 131 t A-Tr i S iB:Al., -rvLtA.T.l, S is y Jackson Univ. Histq 8: ,World Geography Y. v b ' t , I W f ka B 'ritz tt, j . '6i3f1 1515345 W . . : 1f-' f ' I Sq n! 3 .yzw I '-'- ,Q g 4Si'2,f.:f' V5 rf L: , .41 wmmwwf meiawfww V v Science Science here at LHS is meaningful to every student that has taken it. There are two ways to look at the Science Department. On one hand, science means hard work, long, complicated tests, and memorization. On the other hand, science means the excitement of experimentation in labs, of biological dissection, of learning how to operate new scientific equipment, and of studying the history and physiology of the human anatomy. lVlost students prefer to enjoy science rather than to dislike it. So, it is for this reason that we, the students of LHS, wish to thank all the science teachers for their time and especially for their efforts. . ls . atk, , .. , fly 5 L. Adams, Jr. A.S.', Bose: fl Middle 64' W. i ' Ga. CoI.g Earl:h.8e Gen., Science' S J.D. Crawford B.S.g Univ. of Ga., Chem. M. Davis B.S.3 Auburn Univ. 5 y Chem. 81 Gen. Science S. Ledford B.S., Nl.Ed.g Univ. of Ga., Bio, Anatomy, Physiology R. McReyn- olds B.S.g Tenn. Tech, Practical 8: Gen. Science R. Rounsaville B.S.g Knoxville Col: Biology H. Tiller B.S., M.Ed Clemson' ' Univ. 3 Physics 84 Phy. Science 5- w Does CHEIVIISTRY blow up your mind? All depends on whose Chemistry it is. Stacy Swenck Yes, by adding Na + H20 I EXPLOSION. Ricky Newman How do you think science will benefit you later in life? . . . greatly since my proposed occupation is in the scientific field -- Medicine. Lori Ingall . . . help you understand how nature works. Chester Wilkins gr an Ph iiii A' it it , MATH lVIath! When we hear the word lVIath we think of addition, subtraction, multipli- cation, or division. We often forget that llllath is much more than that. Why, its lines, rays, angles, formulas, theorems, postulates, equations, sets, etc. From the time of Copernicus many people have thought that Math was fun and challenging. Here at Lithonia High we have everything from General Nlath to Trigonometry including Pre-Algebra, Algebra I 81 II, and eometry. Whether you like spheres and triangles, or formulas and theor- ems, or ju plain multiplication and divi- sion, u an take it here. S. Davis B.S., Presbyterian College, Math B. Edwards B.A., Clark Col- lege, Arithmetic 8g Pre-Algebra W' Epps B.s.Ea., M.Ea.p University of Ga., Algebra, Geom- etry C. George A.B., B.S., Mid., Alabama St., Univ. of Colorado, Mathematics H. Nichols 'Ps Z . y fi? 1 -1 ' 'W'?i'fiI if .i il lfifiil I , :im av, 1 1'?1W:'P H! . , I . I H ' ' ' . f 5 '95 ' ,f B.S. Ed., Univ. of Georgia, Mathematics M. Shivers B.S. Ed, M.A.T., Ga. Southern, Geometry, Math, 84 Pre-Algebra A. Spencer A.'B., Ga. State, Mathematics i n his fi TV me mxmou r-os mmap ' my MW1- A BUSINESS To help prepare us for our associations with the busi- ness world, L.H.S. offers fine business courses consisting of shorthand, typing, accounting, and business law. 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The Vocational Department offers four courses including Coordinated Vocational Academic Education, Diversified Cooperative Training, Program of Education and Career Exploration, and Vocational Office Training. The people in this department do a great fjob in placing students in working positions and in helping them to understand how to succeed in the working world. f V ,gt ,':, fglfs 5' , If 4 ky! ., .,,,.. . ,......,..,., -,.. ,, .,,,, H-, ..., 'izfissdk Ai ' Art Lithonia's Art Department is busy these days. Working through programs of industrial Arts, mechanical drawing, drafting, pottery, painting and other such programs, students are given a chance to express their artistic talents and abilities. Sometimes our Art Department contributes by decorating the main hall for seasonal holidays. Keep up the good work, all you Nlichaelangelos! J. Drake B.S., Nl.Edp Lincoln Univ., Indiliris W,E. Queen. M.Ed.3 Univ of Ga. 3 Ind Arts S. Wilcox B.s., Nl.Ed.g Univ. of Fla., Art, Photog. X sjvi I Home Ec The Home Economics Department here at L .H.S. teaches many students the basic steps of homemaking. Programs such as sewing , cooking, economics and child care help to further prepare these students for their adult lives and for greater contri- butions in their future households. Bachelor Home Ec is now being offered to boys. Consequently, both sexes can experience the joys of homemaking. Hurrah to the Home Ec Department. ,AAL PHYSICAL EDUCATIO Physical Education is an important part of any student's schooling because a body in good shape helps the mind to function bet- ter. The P.E. Department of L.H.S. shows us a wide scope of different types of sports ranging from football and basketball to archery and golf. Eighth and ninth grade students are required to take one quarter of health and two quarters of P.E. All through the year our P.E. Department is busy helping students develop their bodies along with their minds. 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The Folk Guitar class gives students the opportunity to express themselves by playing folk songs on the gui- tar. All of the students in the Choral Department deserve a pat on the back for their hard work. We are proud of all our future Streisands and Sinatras! BAND Many people like to express themselves by playing a musical instrument or by composing music. These reasons explain why students here at LHS enjoy being a part of the band. The members of the band have a chance to participate in various activities such as arranging and performing half-time shows at foot- ball games, going to spring festivals, and performing concerts for the students and parents of the community. Also, at LHS this year, students have been given a chance to participate in a newly organized string instrument orchestra class. Our band is definitely the best, 57 g as , f W ,bk -M, Qfsfxw cl QA 1-wt 'naw f ff W , A 3.5 , ,iw lr' . .-,, ,,. 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W . ,J 1 4 J' 95? gg L .' g 4' M W k It jg. 45 2 ..1,. gg a ,nod- asf .. ,Q ., -,R , i , i' i figxeiixzxf A .,. , ,,,..,. f :gp 3 QR! ,,,w.W.,.f,5W, 5 x M . :J F -i -Y t. ix 1. .f Nw. 8 ww - A ff: ' N f 0 2 K J MX Qi? g X ,X ,NA 1. .. way Cox on the carry Our Lnthoma Bulldogs were a de termmed hugh splrlted team throughout the 1975 season Despite theur score board record, our team should be re garded hlghly forthe way they pushed on through the losing season We want to thank you, Bulldogs, for being our football team and for trying the out shown by game scores, many hours of hard work went unto thus year's sea son We the student body of Luthoma Hugh School look up to you, our Foot ball Team, as an example of prude and school splrnt of which both are a bug part of our school standing way you did. Although not I 0 I . . I n ' 43 f TN X k .1 f'f1f:g3ei,ff, .fif A ::1.f sk Q .X:. V Q f Q .. fx Q , lam 'wiki ,, N x HS 1 b 'U fs., A W' 'Zim L A K x . , k M, , st.: an mm 3 , ,ff 1754 , '- 'V Q 5 4 Iv M 1 W 12 f W , , ,Q 5 my i f A 1 ji 5, ,, -up 525 Q 5' M X L 1 as 1 , , . ,f , ' '21 W .vi 4 Af i 15 ya, 1 L ' ,f i fa vf ff 4 , , 14 f MQW H... ma- 1 s - f it iil . ttuii tff ,-, Coach Crawford and Coach Wade have led this year's B- Team to a sea- son of much experience. Practice and hard work, combined with time and patience have produced tough athletes with much potential. Our B-T eam worked diligently on funda- mentals and improving their skills. Each player pre- pared himself for the diffi- cult years of Varsity foot- ball ahead. 46 I .. f J f -' ' ,--,, N- W ' a - , -- ref - H ,NES , - : lf e s rm ' ' '1 V, :,E:,?:I1 ,',: ,B,,..,,.... I .....T,t, . .. ,, ,AA .s 93152 s 11.25 . f I., 5 rfb V ' T 11 1 255' A tlt i ' 4 f -'li if '. rf I. . ...C if kk to rt f 'f t y g tt iiy ff ' C if . ' 1 fY4u w-wf ii- HSE.. 1- i fif j fiij' ,- . ' rf sg W ' ffl- f ' 'E' ' f A . 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Kozoh Z. Lester T. Mann P. Mason J. Moeller D. Morris R. Reagin K. Replogle M. Runyan S. Sangster S. Smith S. Ward V. Williams T. Wilson M. Young Coach Crawford Coach Wade. . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Howell, D. Johnson, C. King, M. King, R. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Nm '- Q l ,N . Q x '1-MM wmv, L L x, J Q Q1 mam' . Y VA I K A :,, K W, e W S ,K Q krk, I ff With Coaches Tony Wade and Hugh Barbee, these eighth grade men left the 1975 season with pride. Pictured, are: C. Abbott, V. Allen, R. Anderson, P. Barnett, T. Barnett, C. Benson, L. Bridge- man, H. Brown, S. Champion, A. Christian, L. Clements, S. Cook, S. Cross, W. Davis, A. Dobbs, T. Donahue, lVl. Dorsey, J. Dunn, H. Durden, S. Ferrell, R. Flanigan, L. Foxworth, W. Franklin, D. Gaffney, J. Gunnells, F. Gutherie, R. Hagadone, L. Hensley, D. Hicks,R Hovis, E Howard, D Hughes,J lnchaustequi, F John- son, R Keith, C Kelley, R. Long, B lVlitchell T. Nunnally Park, R Parks, C Peary, T Pierce, R Presley, T Reagin, lVl Reed, V Reynolds J Robinson, J Rutland, J Schrick K. Shep- pard, G Shy A. Sims, S Smith W Stevenson, D Thomas, B. Tingley, J Waites, R Wallace, lVl Weaver, K. Wells, T White- head, R Whitley, J Woods, R Woods, T Woods Coaches Coach Barbee, Coach Wade B - ,.-pn.-n w m Q g f. .. .,,:.J Q.I'1:L..: Qggg lf ' . . - f-S wg v a, . , . Q , , 4, .T If ' 7,5 ' ' ,--- A I A iff7f5fKf.:if,.H.,4.iQif1 liafffilfjcffl 5 2' -- ' Q' ' -..-,-iw. ,,f,1gf..:QiHQff 1 1 -fjigg. ' Q . -' WW gf 7 ? . 5' Q9 A A H' 3' If ,. ,L1 , ,,,, . . -fw, kkvyy 3. if ,I f ,f,. v. ,W . f V ' 3 Q W 3 f A lr 'bf' 4 1, W K K H ef f' 4.-, 1 Zz' ' ' 29 a 2 -h. mL - A H ,,3g4f-- Q A ' F 2226 M 41 'Y , as af ra ,, my 4 1 if f 91 as 1,,J2w 4 M M' Sam X Q We 4, ' K 'g ' h T . kkkh AJ 511' ,fl - I , 14 4 V F116 , 1 1 S 11 ' f ' Milf ' 1, , 'K N xv W f , m., - Q b . 5, . ,Mi :kk 1 zf ,W ' - ia ' H me Q ' i A . Z 4 53.5553 . Mx in fi V x f f A- V . h Y A' J' ik- s RN is is 1-L J 14 kmim in-F H . , 'Fe iq .. '5 1 ! 45' ,M Az, Y ,- if L V I ,E 5 G 3 ' vwv inlay' .M----I 4 . IJ! X I' . Ex !!fii My X, , Q , , 5 in Q, Wm M , Q n W gi 1 4: 3 in K? ze 9. in 'bn ' 1, Q E 4? 5 I 55 ' N X , ,V , , if ,ff ? ' , .,,. 4, ' K' ,. ,,A. in . 7 1' , ,i,:1':2'fi25Wi6if: 11' J i . 4 III. Mmm H, MMM , i,4l1w, ff WAS - MM, fm Zu , 'R SE S- , mm EX, l Boy's Varsity Basketball Each team has its own personality and this Bulldog team is no exception , stated Coach Chat Atkins in reply to the question of the willingness to work and determination of the 1975-1976 Bulldogs. The boys to this time show signs of leadership, closeness among the players, and a one for all attitude. This is not a team of superstars but a team of average players who are deter- mined to leave their name carved in the rich tradition of LHS basketball. This year's Varsity Basketball team was an exceptional team. After losing five of last year's starters, many were skeptical as to how the young team would per- form. Their doubts vanished, however, as the 1975-1976 team dribbled their way through the season. They won the support of their Lithonia fans and closed the season with a successful record. ' 45 Z 54 Spirit and pride--those are what the 1975-1976 Bulldogs were made of. Although their season wasn't as was hoped it would be thev still came out on top of the charts. The highest scorer of the 1975-1976 season was Lorenzo Sadler. He averaged 23.6 points a game The next highest scorer was Arthur Lee Johnson who aver aged 10 1 points a game Five young men graduated from the 1976 Bulldog team this year Mark Broughton, Johnny Bruce Frank Champion Arthur Lee Johnson and Lorenzo Saddler The Annual Staff would like to congratulate the whole team for a tremendous job I in tr 3 l T an if 5 FRONT TO BACK, LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Ghee, L. Fretwell, R. Norris, T. Cartledge, T. Fallen, C. Freeman, P. Shaw, Coach Roberts R. Gutherie G. Fallen, P. Ingram A. Collins L. Harris C. Champion A. Bryant L. Patton. Region 5-A Champs iq f'N I 58 Every time you see Annie, Cynthia, Patricia, Lisa, Tarey, Connie, Ann, Tracey, Robin, Lori, Regina, and Gwen tell them All the Way to State!! In earlier years girls have not always been recognized as outstanding athletes. Much has changed since, especially at Lithonia. When describing girls' Varsity Basketball at our school, the words determi- nation, might, practice, more practice and in the end, vic- tory, come to mind. Our girls work hard along with the leadership of Coach Billie Roberts. The 1975-1976 team showed much quality, as has been and will continue to be a tradition at Lithonia. Congratulations, girls, for a tremendous season. 58 yft, I n . A Lfyyy ,-5 ,V , I I , , 7 5 , i - ' ? 'Q -if A rig, v 'U . 1 3 1 , 4225 i af gl if if 3 i Z: 'ff f f ' Q E ff, 'W Q ahjiw -ak-X X ...fl i , .X .141 ? V if Ng. X - Kg N24 A Q If .,.f,,,1 , V... ,, ah ,., -ai , .rf nv 1 ' sssr . - 5 - kL.LL Q. 3 2 1 - . - -- v .4 , if b s o . :',A h Q T- .,,- F S 1 S G 1 a , ...11 . . . '-1L'h L. ' T , A F J 1 xl In f . 5 W--: - N - . 'N 4 f' P , , L. Q fi-1si.F1?xZQLiQ..i fr 'f-- T I 1' ' .zrifgiiif 'LL' Q VVIV V yiff X-'.' 3 . 'T 'K I 1-fiiiiii? . X I .--.--nh.,-, . EX 5g??.:.,,5k.'A 1 ,- 4 .f ,, M I, ....,z A S , ,A 0, N. ' ' K ' A T O F X S T s 1' Tooro f S sf -1 imi is Y S as f--- F- ' .5 is ' AFX ' ' - L. f Q- Q 1, wr' www BOTTOM ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT- T. Crawford, M. Winfrey, F. Scales, R. Harper, V. Walker, T., Scott, S. Johnson Cmgr.7, TOP ROW: LEFT TO RIGHT- Coach Fern, J. Bigsby, A. Mea- dows, D. Usher, R. Anderson, V. Latimore, R. Kilgore, M. Ham- monds, G. Hammonds. . .x .J F... 5 wg , ...., ' J ' . . , 2s.:sf5sXP' ' - Q : Orff .L A V., .X -my -sf' ---.RN 5. , Q i W The Boys, under the leadership of Coach Dwight Fern, have had a suc- cessful season. These men have shown much team organi- zation and spirit. Boy's B- Team Basketball this year could be summed up as quick and aggresive. Though lacking height, they made up for it with hustle and determination. Learning from each opponent they faced, the B-Team play- ers grew closer to the image of the Varsity Bulldogs. The dogs' season started off a little slow, but as the year progressed it proved to be a season of much reward and learning. The team itself held a lot of potential and dis- played its hard work by the re- sults ofthe season. We would like to congratulate these players on their outstanding season this year' .5 ,.,,g-.sun T gg , , f'.f,. fi Z5 The Girls had a challenging season New rule changes and a longer schedule made the season rough The girls ,W had to play under these conditions because they are f-1 9 52? the Varsity of tomorrow These girls gained experi ence that will help them reach their goal as Varsity Basketball players Scrimmaging against the Varsity made practice harder. Before the season got under- way, the girls squared off against the Varsity girls '+P rfil -.4 for four, ten minute periods every Friday . 31 Under the new leadership of Coach lVlullins the girls had a successful season. They deserve a pat on the back from us all. ,J It ... 'Mi va eww fx. was if .iff-f-f own.. W-we N -:rv N. 4' PC ' s5 H0r+ 'N W W5 A e Y ' E Q .ss-ELEM. gvnuiqf T35 an preeflllf F A A Q L LF. to RT., TOP TO BOTTONI: Coach Mullins, B. Lester, R. Nleadows, M. Gauthier, P. Carter, D. Gutherie, L. Spinks S. Cowan, L. Webb, C. Swanson, S. Reynolds, B. Broughton, C. Andrews, R. Churney, A. Payne, A. Waites, S. Brown B an ,4- 'QQ x 'vn...w. .. W -V If I .,,..,,,l ,,,, , 8th Grade Boys Basketball H, ,E . ff ' Mgmt- f,,g,wf ,tw ,, ,,,k ff fs.. W Q , f my x., 5, ' in 4 59 H vw J' N12 3 QW X ' fi? 1 TQ , fw Q' f., , 'M ' ' fm , My , aw 5' 's ,W ig, gala 3 ,, w 7 ' I fi? ' vyf 1 2 7' jx If 7, ,ff f , 4 2 '7 L Q rl ' ' V V ,vf 1 I! .. .,,. zza. J .,. . lg .ff li 'l ,, A 1 I, 5, Q H 7 , . , v ig E 1' ff J fa Q a l nf? ff 1 R X .Q , .f Q L V f ' ff 4 Z1 J 15, f ff . 4 AN, A 4 I 'Z , 9 Z 5 ii Girls' 8th Grade Basketball Sangster, S. Harris, G Sanders, A Green, B Brown, B. Echols, K Gravitte, L. Swenck, C Woodall, P lVIerrit C Henderson, C Kelly, L Webb. FRONT RO BACK, LFT. TO RT: C. Tuggle, P. Freeman, C. Nlays, S. Usher, B. . K , If .,,. 7,5 Wigs? W Q Hsfhafff W ,,.1.,f. , 3' Q ff '13 ff ,-i ,. ? 2 ,,,,,,L i , .H,,,,g,,Qg -A 'JffW1.:', S ' -W - I -:iff ,ffifw ,g,--4,-.ffacfvf W of 1- - sh in M.. rw... ,,f,,. , X ,N Q A: . K: Nwvw XARX 2 U 2 N E - , fx 3 - - .V , ' l , 7'3 X , 4 i . 9 Q Q 1' h W . . fi , y . ogy, be '61, iam T . r .6 gy, . B.. 0 'I if - . gs . ' . ' ff r.. a. KS ' D. r 5 . ,v '::v.M.-1- 'lk - - ..:, , Swimming is a new sport at LHS. The 1975- 1976 school year brought this sport back after be- ing introduced for the first time last year. Coached by lVlrs. Diana Woodruff, participants practiced at the Columbia High School pool and put many hours of under-water activity into their schedules. Members of the 1975-1976 Lithonia High School Swim Team were as follows: M. Ballard, C. Berquist, K. Brantley, B. Byron, R. Caron, B. Carraway, E. Carraway, P. Crawford, T. Gardley, R. Garner, J. Gentry, S. Halleck, J. Hendricks, G. Heninger, B. Luxemburger, N. Mays, B. Mays, D. Miller, M. Miller, R. Newman, J. Oglesby, K. Replogle, W. Runyan, C. Southern, H. Southern, E. St. Aubin, K. Trickel, L. Hart, J. Bryan, K. Cockrum, K. Gardley, K. Lux- emburger, P. Park, J Schubach. Coach: Diana Woodruff gi 'VLL - .--' 1'-erase. .Q f ,--,k 2 .aw ,. :amine if 9 Wrestling ns an nndnvndual sport that requires physlcal and mental capabnlrty Lnthonna has al ways been on top ln Wrestllng because we have the athletes that fulfill these requlrements Our wrestlers are very ded: cated Anyone who has seen them compete could vernfy thus statement Wrestlnng IS a sport whlch requnres much concen tratn on and maturity While teaching these young men self defense, wrestling has also taught Llthonla wrestlers to the leadership of Coach Barbee and Coach lnglns, the wrestling team has excelled quallty wlse and record wlse The latter was by flnlshnng second ln State Competutlon for the 1976 1975 season Thank you L H S Wrestling team Also, we would luke to commend Arty lVIcGuure, a sensor at our school for taklng first place In State Wrestlnn Tournaments for four consecu tnve years A specnal thank you goes to thus outstanding athlete never give up the fight. Under . . I . . . g I' . I 1 68 FRONT TO BACK, LEFT TO RIGHT J Sanders R Johnson D Conner, R. Gunn, IVI. Reagin, A. Nlcqulre Nl Sanders T Thomp son, C. Banks, Coach Barbee, R Allen A Roberts D Banks J Shaw FRONT TO BACK, LEFT TO RIGHT, J. Cameron J Wood T Plerce B Da vis, J, Roberts, R. Means, D. Brantley, L Bridgeman T Whitehead D Hughes M. Heninger, W. Davis, R. Presley, D. Cobb S Sangster D Jackson R Jack son, B. Fallen, D. Ingram, Coach Barbee ,Hz . fr qf.-WH VN, nzfwwndfhfm: , mu -nf f 'P W giwife' Q ,f 1,5 H ,Q in I' 93. . ,. X f lr ,7..,.v ' ,W ,V - wig 2 eww- 1, a, Vi? J -Yf: ' ' I nf 1' 1 f F wg' ft? 8 5 f uh 133 .nf a V M 'ty 3:3 'M Y fa ff 5 W if gb ff , ,,1W4,f59Lc,,1yp5 A31 ,, ,. . A Q K. . ..k. . 2 1 .lk , 1. ' Q ai Wg 2 ,..,.M... K 4....,,,t , wmv-- . 'g as M 5,,fff4,, A M f W ..V,,1 ,W . L 7 L ,,Vf , 3 S, K ' - H 5 X i Q' A -sw s 1 Q P? X x H. ' 1 ...x Rv ,iw '2Wi1f Q , 9, IWW.. ,W 'f---M ' 'uv- -RK . ,419 , .fu-QT. w , . ei ax fig kj r X? ,.,..f x 'fw .. , Mu.. 1.4, ,, 5,11 fan' K fa 52 ' f' z Q '. ,gg 11 A Hung Y Q. L?rlf'7 3 . ' 'ig 'z fx, , i 5 . .s s 1, N Q' 2 'QA 3 U' This year's Soccer pro- gram at LHS was b1gger and better than ever W1th the guldance of Coach Woods and Coach Wade the B Team Soc cer teams brought a new 1nterest 1n the game to L1thoma 1976 Boys' Gymnastic Team fm r .. ,Eff Gymnastics is a dif ferent kind of sport. There are no laps to run, no rowdy yells or pats on the back. The atmos- phere is more subtle. Concentration fills the air as the routine of the young gymnast is per- formed. As a spectator, one would enthusias- tically commend him for a good job. To the gym- nast, however, satis- faction has not been achieved. His form wasn't good enough. His dismount, a little unsteady. With quiet determination he tries a . gain FRONT TO BACK LEFT TO RIGHT. Coach Crawford B. Clary, B. Moore D, Findley N Collins B Walker, T. Savage, K. Walker, R Newman I I I I , . ki. I , .. WK ---M B-Team Gymnastics ,ft -MQ, sew-, GN., x ' EEN - .fry Qsqmzmac , Varsity Gymnastics B-Team Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Girls Basketball Rockdale Cedar Grove Columbia Gordon Sl: Mountain Columbia Clarkston Rockdale St Mountain Walker Avondale Gordon 26 39 64 13 40 34 35 37 41 34 - 34 33 Lithonia 33 12 Avondale 35 15 24 33 33 27 . 21 18 32 20 30 35 76 Girls' Varsity Basketball Lithonia Lithonia L ithonia Lithonia Lithonia L ithonia Lithonia Lithonia L ithonia Lithonia ' Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia L ithonia Lithonia L ithonia Cedar Grove Russell Rockdale Columbia Milton Cedar Grove North Springs St. Mountain Roswell Columbia Druid Hills Lovett Rockdale North Springs St Mountain Milton Druid Hills Lovett B-Team Boys Basketball Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia L ithonia Lithonia L ithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia L ithonia Lithonia Rockdale Cedar Grove Columbia Gordon St. Mountain Columbia Avondale Clarkston Rockdale St. Mountain Walker Avondale Gordon 61 34 54 37 60 53 39 42 65 44 58 46 64 45 49 34 51 27 43 40 48 50 62 21 46 55 48 44 ' 58 44 . 44 35 Lithonia 37 41 Roswell l 37 52 60 32 I 65 59 61 31 39 42 68 65 52 60 y 48 41 58 51 48 40 65 59 53 49 48 47 45 46 58 57 8th Grade Girls' Basketball Lithonia 18 36 Lithonia 13 6 Lithonia 17 28 Lithonia 22 20 Lithonia 16 12 Lithonia 27 30 Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Boys Gymnastics Lithonia 1 Columbia Gordon St. Mountain Columbia Avondale Walker St. Mountain Walker Avondale St Mountain Chamblee Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Cedar Grove Rockdale Columbia Milton Cedar Grove Ridgeview North Springs Roswell Columbia Riverwood Lovett Rockdale North Springs Ridgeview Stone Mountain l Milton Roswell Riverwood Lovett Boys' Varsity Basketball 64 57 70 68 55 60 70 56 70 66 74 57 62 51 Lithonia 81 86 St. Mountain 72 75 51 63 98 99 75 47 71 59 60 63 81 61 62 55 59 61 61 65 80 60 73 39 8th Grade Boys' Basketball Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia L ithonia Lithonia Lithonia Columbia Gordon St. Mountain Columbia Rockdale Avondale Walker Rockdale St. Mountain Avondale Walker Gordon Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia 1 O 0 1 11 S W DeKalb Towers Shamrock Cedar Grove Dunwoody Avondale Columbia Gordon Varsity Football Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia L ithonia Lithonia Lithonia L ithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Cedar Grove St. Mountain Druid Hills Dalton Ridgeview Riverwood North Springs Lovett Milton Roswell Cedar Grove St Mountain Druid Hills Gordon Walker South Gwinett Peachtree Riverside Columbia Towers Shamrock 6 28 7 10 12 8 O 21 6 36 13 36 O 41 27 18 13 21 0 30 Varsity Wrestling 28 37 12 44 . 60 12 38 32 29 29 68 9 27 28 38 36 14 43 6 50 20 40 l Swimming Boys Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Swimming Girls Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Llthonla Lithonia Druid Halls Gordon Clarkston Walker st Mountain 71 Sequoyah 76 S W DeKalb 62 Druid Hills Druid Hills Gordon Clarkston Walker St Mountain Sequoyah S W DeKalb Druid Hills ' ' 77 76 ' ' ' ' 99 14 ' ' 91 69 ' ' 90 33 ' ' 95 72 ' . ' ' ' 76 . . 60 87 . . ' ' 110 0 ' ' 37 129 ' ' 75 55 ' ' 51 11 5 - ' ' ' 95 4 5 l ' ' 62 86 . . . . 72 89 . . B-Team Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Football Riverwood Stockbridge North Springs Druid Hills Cross Keys C. Gwinett Walker 0 7 8 53 13 24 Lithonia 6 31 Gordon 0 0 14 4 20 13 8 24 Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia L ithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia 'Low Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia 8th Grade Football Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Lithonia Walker Cedar Grove Druid Hills Cross Keys Shamrock 6 8 32 12 20 O Gordon 13 0 38 22 19 13 Varsity Cross Country Gordon St Mountain Cedar Grove Shamrock Stockbridge Cedar Grove Walker Score Wins 8th Grade Cross Country Cedar Grove Shamrock Cedar Grove Walker S W DeKalb Bridrcliff 'Low Score Wins 13 39 15 46 . 23 36 49 15 34 21 21 33 31 24 Lithonia 50 36 S.W. DeKalb 29 28 27 30 36 27 18 29 26 29 . - 31 24 77 FR. to BK LF to RT B. Jones B. Owens C. Southern L. Bene- field A. McGuire E Marble T. Hane- kamp N. Newsome Coach McReynoIds M. Sheehan J. Kelly A. Roberts R Wil- burn J Norris B Correll N. Allen L Avery J. Bailey Nl. Hagberg J Whit- worth S. Sangster . Marble A. Epps Pope R. Maynard Maynard G. Dove . Baker B George Gutherie I I I I I I ' l I I I I I I , . 1 1 ' 1 I ' 1 1 , . I I M. Carter, M. Morton, A , 1 M. , , R. , , P , . , B. T . ?e ii fi ' 1 ' f, ' .. 1 . 7' . 4 4 I IV ,f Z ,' ' if 541g , 54. . Q 1 il l FRONT to BK LF to RT. T. McReynolds L. Fretwell K. For- rester V. Shaw Gutherie P Ghee C. Freeman T Cartledge S. Cowan P Stephenson J. Rainey M. Benton, S. Turner B. Webb G Fallen J. Howard L. Worley A. Koeg- ler D Pridgen L. Webb K. Moore C. Freeman C. Scales A. Bryant B. Lester C Fallen J Reynolds P. Shaw S. Gunn Mrs Fell 1 . I 1 I 1 R' 1 ' I , . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 L. Patton, A. Rogers, ' 1 1 , I 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' I 1 1 78 VARSITY BOYS' TRACK VARSITY GIRLS' TRACK VARSITY BASEBALL l B-TEAM BASEBALL SJ 1 W M 'W Afgiiif'1Ll.LIL FRONT ROW - LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Scott, R Cook P. Mason G. Chewning B Carron S Shilling J. Reagin BACK ROW - LEFT TO RIGHT: M Irwin R Hattaway J Ledford C Stewart ' I I I ' I ' I I Protsman, R. Stiles, M. . I . I ' , . I 1 l l A 1 N f I X in ,I 4 x 'V , r 2, , ,H Whig. ' ,I f ' fillnll ak ' W 1 ,i'QuI:,i.G XX xx' X 1 ! ,I l l l lf. ' l FRONT ROW - LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Harper, M Passmore, C Reagin McClure M Young, M. Foxworth J Barber BACK ROW - LEFT T0 RIGHT: A Chapman J Wages T Urquhart, J Bailey J McClure R Mulligan . , K. , . I ' I Coach Fern, M. Waites, ' I ' I . . , . , . 79 TENNIS FRONT ROW - LEFT TO RIGHT: M Littleton M Bledsoe R Bledsoe L Wilkes G Littleton D Ault BACK ROW - LEFT TO Keith K Venable D Franklin D Wagner . , . , . I ' I ' I RIGHTI D. Herman, D. Jones, R. GOLF LEFT T0 RIGHT. T Reynolds M Donahue, D. Heninger J v', I, , ' wwf 9 f fall D X VOLLEYBALL FRONT ROW - LEFT TO RIGHT. P Wilson R Meadows M Brown P RIGHT. D Gutherie S Brown C Champion T Fallen Carter,I BACK Row'- LEFT 'ro' ' MITIIIITIES VC 00 oo Homecoming, Student Council, International Club, V.I.C.A. , V.O.C.A. , Cheerleaders, Bt Ka FBLA FTA Drama llllajorettes, Drill Team, Band, N.H.S., N.J.H.S., e a, ppa, .... , . . ., Club, Debate Team, Flag Corps, L Club, Pep Club, Chorus, Industrial Arts, Science Club, Literary IVlagazine, Newspaper, Yearbook . . . Without all these clubs students would not have the o portunity to learn or benefit from extracurricular activities at L. H.S. All students' have a . . t P h t ' 'n or tr out for any club or activity that appeals to them. Many thanks to a e c oice o jon y sponsors for their help in making Lithonia an interesting school with lots of things for students to take part in. ,fu i 551572 ,, E W . E' 'h V L , 2: ? ff K fx cw .f 1 .fn V W rf Q, , f ig. 3 W1 'll x A ' i f . 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X , Www' -fc. .fe ,H The 1975 Homecoming Parade took us to lVlain Street, Lithonia where the L. H.S. IVlarching Band stopped and played various tunes. As the band played, the drill team and majorettes performed for the onlooking audience. There were many sights to be seen such as clowns, homecoming court, cheerleaders, football players, and floats. The theme of the winning float, created by the Junior Class, was Shave the Eagles . Runners- up were: lst runner up-Sub-Freshmen, 2nd runner up-Seniors, and 3rd runner up-Sophomores. Varsity Cheerleaders IVlost girls at Lithonia High would cringe at the thought of wearing the same outfit on the same day. But believe it or not, there is a group of girls at L.H.S. who would be upset if they weren't wearing the same outfit. THE LITHONIA HIGH SCHGOL VARSITY CHEERLEADERS are noted for decorating halls, organizing pep rallies, and boosting school spirit. This year their captain, Wendy Norris, was chosen Georgia All-Star Cheer- leader. The cheerleaders attended camp during the summer at Auburn Univer- sity. There, they received a first place trophy for their superior performance. These girls are all-stars at Lithonia High all year long. We salute our 1975- 76 Varsity Cheerleaders. 86 I W.. ., , P w ,I If 3' wx, EY Q' 35 if f T I if fl e x s Q F . ,F Nxt . ii if K M ,, -9 61.2 25395 S15 X Xs wa x ,fm if NS ,X , 3 xv W 35 K S N uk X N w X 935 Q. 'Q E--.2 'Aww h1 - ...aw-f ,N-...... ,,...... ' ' N ,., K A I ' j tw i , ,, e X A I md ,lt KL. W, s- Q 2 1 A .-fn' S' as I Q x A w wx is xx N N N NE 'ix N X wif .. . .. wr...-5 W V h W..,.X:.,V.,,WWn Q-M WM' . h - R'b'Nf k k 'X f - . ,,N4.',k1-1 :-iss 'K ,, , , B-Team Cheerleaders The L. H. S. B-Team Cheerleaders have had a very successful year. They went with the Varsity Cheerleaders to camp this summer at Auburn University. While at camp, our B- Team Cheerleaders received two excellent ribbons and one superior ribbon for their per- formance in competition. Also, with the help of the Varsity Cheerleaders, they won two spirit sticks. On November 15th, they went to state competition and placed first. Con- gratulations to our fine B-Team Cheerleaders. 949450 ,Q .,..,.. K. C ,,ls. 8th Grade Cheerleaders Cheerleaders devote themselves to one task--promoting school spirit. This is no simple task. The eighth grade cheerleaders at Lithonia High School have spent a busy year learn- ing the fundamentals of leadership and sportsmanship. They have learned to back their team win or lose. But most of all, they have learned there is a great deal more to cheerleading than just yelling. i W . 5 3 ,., Wi R Band band 1 Cbandl n. 2. a group of musicians playing various instruments together, especially one that plays wind and percussion instruments only and performs chiefly out of doors. The 1975-76 Lithonia High School llllarching Band ended its season on a good note. Under the direction of Ken Walker, the band performed better than ever. lVlr. lVlarse, the band director, instructed his musicians in class. After school, Ken Wal- ker took over and had practice every afternoon until 6:00. Their half-time shows provided the best entertainment ever. x 1 'I ,f , E xi ig -Q5 Mb 'Q ffx Flag Corps This year's Flag Corps brought color to the halftime at football games. Those interesting routines were made up by the captain, Tammy Key, and the co-captain, Allison Thomas. lVlrs. Eberhard, the corps' sponsor, helped them organize and put on a good show. Also, at this year's band festival, the girls participated in the pre-game show with close to two hundred flags and Southwest DeKalb's Band. Definitely all that hard practice in the summer and after school paid off. Good work, girls! I ,1 ,,'. ' ..-4' r i spiissu I 1 , , H .W rw! , X if . r ,S 4, will Q23 H., U tguhxx vxp mx- '4' x'N' ,MWQ ' X V, -in . ' f 0, if ww in N I N 'jg ' Y Y L gy Q '4 VEYS f 2' 'J ,G g ,' si UV w -24' ,, , ,A , W2 cy, .it f' f f,kV 1 Y: -' , ,Q gi ' w.. vif' 'W-, ufw if A A 4 xv 5 . f n A V ,.,ff a?+ f ' , 'fj .4 M, L , :A QRSMQM -'Q ,. b n In MQ .0 ,fr , A, 'i?E7S,S -x. ' I We of JQ Q X1 i N 'Y , X R in S, ' as w.. 1 1 3' - gf m I ! Drill Team The performance of the 75-76 Drill Team was quite outstanding this year. The drill team, consisting of 4 officers, 36 members, and 4 alternates, worked extreme ly hard. Practice began this summer when the drill team attended camp on the Georgia Tech campus. The camp lasted one week and was sponsored by the National Drill Team Association. The drill team was complimented on becoming the most improved team throughout the week. When school began in August, practice was held everyday after school until as late as 6:00. The girls worked hard during the week in order to prepare the routines for the half-time show. The routines consisted of a variety of props such as flags, pompoms, and stools. lVluch appreciation should be given to Captain, Pat Hightower, Co-captain, Laura Thomas, and Lieu- tenants, Cecilia Sawyer and Carol Waites. Thanks to the drill team for their fine performances this year. Special thanks goes to IVIrs. Sue Ledford, sponsor, for her time and dedication. .95 I NXXXN I M, xx XX A AQ ' My ' K RQ mb KE , W 4, gf: ,z 57' 2 f J 1 1 ... awifhgf 5 xl I f s I X ' dw-4 Student Council Foremost among clubs at Lithonia is the Lithonia High Student Council. It is designed as a cohesive force between Lithonia's faculty and the stu- dent body. The organization has been led this year by Presi- dent Judy Evans. Her fellow officers were Vice-President- Lisa lVIanos, Secretary-Ce- cilia Sawyer, and Treasurer- Mark Daniel. The council began the 1975 -76 school term by showing the eighth graders around school on orientation night. Some other activities sponsored by the stu- dent government during the year were the Z-93 Spirit Contest, Toys for Tots, the Empty Stocking Fund, and the Walk for Nlankind. The biggest event sponsored by the council was the homecoming festivities. Homecoming Week included dress-up days to show school spirit, the Junior-Senior ath- letic events, the Return to Fantasy Homecoming Court, and the crowning of the queen at the football game. Lithonia's student govern- ment has been very active this year. Thank-you Student Coun- cil for all the hard work and effort. 97 ll r Kappa Club The 1975-76 Kappa Club is made up of girls that show a concern for the people and the community. This year they fixed fruit baskets for the senior citizens of Lithonia and sponsored the Christmas door decoration contest in the school. By giving the teachers apples and by providing -snacks for the teachers' lounge, the girls showed their appreciation of Lithonia teachers. These girls are very much a part of Lithonia as they show care and con- cern for others. International Club Habla Ud. espanol or Parlez-vous francais? If so, you should be a member of the Lithonia High International Club. Their unique meetings consist of patronizing foreign restaurants and seeing the latest movies. The objective of the International Club is to in- crease the understanding and knowledge of the customs in foreign countries. IVlrs. Georgia Geis is the International Club sponsor. r pg r,.i ,er r A . e , farms 'iz , 1 , 'iff :VI K , .viii . 1 H 15.52 an ti E .A gf ' Q W Honor Societies The purpose ofthe Honor Societies--Beta Club, Na- tional Honor Society, and National Junior Honor Soci- ety-is to recognize academic achievement at school. Re- quirements for membership are grades of a B average or better in academic subjects. To be a member of an Honor Society is an honor well earned. This year the clubs sought to be recognized as service clubs and not just as scholastic clubs. The spon- sors ofthe Honor Societies are as follows: Miss Barbara Blake-National Honor So- ciety, lVIrs. Joyce Furlong- Beta Club, and IVlrs. Nina Chafin-National Junior Honor Society. 100 ma ', E- E Hy 4 , , 'YJ Us V415 T' .5 1:- 1 L T M34 QM 9.1 Y' 3 ,Q 'Mi' The Vocational Clubs The Vocational Clubs in L.H.S. are Vocational Opportunity Clubs of America, Vocational ln- dustrial Clubs ofAmerica, and Future Business Lead- ers of America. These clubs are designed for students planning to enter the business world. Some activities they have helped with are the Red Cross Blood Drive, the Diabetes and Blood Pressure Check with the DeKalb Health Department, and the county Christmas Party at Georgia State. In school, V. O.C.A. redecorated the cafeteria. F.B.L.A. main- tained the school calendar, and had a float in the Homecoming Parade. All these clubs have taken part in county and region contests. 103 if in -'xx W . Q , , A z , 1, ? if , ' Q ' 'Q Q W tp 435 T' 'Q gf it C. f J V ' XJ Lff I u can Q up 2 if F vt? ri X? zll A, 3..Yfx XX .X X iff Ewf Literary Magazine EDIT is the name ofthe Lithonia High School Literary Magazine which comes out every spring quarter. This year the editor, Cecilia Sawyer, got her staff to work harder than ever selling subscriptions to the magazine. Students in art classes or those gifted with artltalent supplied the magazine with photographs, sketches, and drawings. Mostly upperclassmen with creative writing ability contributed the poems, short stories, and essays for EDIT. The sponsor of the Literary lVlagazine is lllliss Laura Aderhold. ,rf Newspaper Staff Published by students, the BULLDOG'S BARK is the most popular reading material at Lithonia High School. Local news of school activities, club projects, and sports is found in its pages. Feature stories on out- standing persons at school and editorials by which students may express their opinions are also provided by the newspaper. Billy Davis is the editor of this monthly publication and lVIrs. Patterson is the sponsor. 106 4 N-f ' BULLDOG'S BARK P STAFF . EDITOR: Billy Davis g , 4 ,I 4 Asst. Editor: Stacy Swenck, News Editor: Lau- rie Cameron, Sports Editor: Robert Stodghill, Feature Editor: Mary Plunkett, Business lVIana- ger: IVlary Hovis, Asst. Business Manager: Susan Shellhouse, Photographer: David Stott, Copy Editor: Donna Bailey, Reporters: Phyllis Chur- ney, Sam Elliott, Gloria llllizutani, Diane Shan- er, Kevin Venable, Judy Evans, Judy Hensley, Billy Bechtler. PortraitArtist: Greg Littleton, Sponsor: lVlrs. Patterson. W 5 ,F N www! Yearbook Staff The 1976 LITHONIA BULLDOG covers all the roads at Lithonia High including activities, sports, academics, and students. With the editor, Nancy lVlays, and the assistant editor, Roslyn Johnson, the staff has tried hard to portray the life at Lithonia High. Part of putting the annual together involved laying-out pages, cropping pictures, writing copy, meeting deadlines, and many, many hours of hard work. X w,,w ,yr x , L ff ,:,.,u 4 ig?1'mgw A fifvf fx . tk. Q I 1 5, cf 3 ,Q 5'i gf: 32 f .4 JF ss Q my I gs gg fx .. . .Tw Rf' Q Q soo f 'fl L '45 ww ,,,, - .s i-sk, 5, .x., -gg . A 'X . ,E 1:,iS?7Yg VX k L .:. .2355 -T' f . ri gl pf, , f i , QK X ... X .mx at 2 1' , , f-: .. :f . , . -M X, 2 ' X my 1 ,lg if -Q .- .Q A .QQ any 5 :H mmx cmxm , fa if ff f an Q , K' an ., , mf '-Q. ,Ny mg' ' g ,, N! , , ,ffl , rf I uma' M Throughout this past year here at L.. H. S. activities played an important part in the schoolprogranm hAuch tune, COHCGYH,lNOYk and skHliNentinto making the acuviues ofthis year the best ever. Clubs ranging from the International Club to the Student Council gave every student the opportunity to participate in any activity in which he was interested. Sponsors of the activities also spent their time aiding in the various programs of each club. Thanks to everyone forrnaking the acthnties ofthis yeara great success. Remember ....... if .... ,,. jr --...W my :- K .pr l .2 is K- kfk- - -- -XM ---- . ,--. 1-.Nm ,x.- fwif-,Q---mm K K . -- . -.-- . -X -- -- - ---, - --.h ii- 1 K 1 . HURR9 iff? i A Q 5 1 f L' Q, Wvbk M VL ' Q l .1 V f, 11 ,.-.SA -,MWfxQ::m:,,-mxgayfmi..::Lm,,, ...Qg4......,... Flag Corps LEFT TO RIGHT: Penny England, Clarissa Lucas, Tammy Key - Cap- tain, Katrina Cowan, Allison Thom- as - Co-captain. Not pictured: San- dra Hammonds. Band 1ST ROW: M. Booth, S. Joynes, M. Ghee, W. Williams, J. Peppers, D. Baker, M. Gilbert, S. Everett. 2ND ROW: T. Jones, L. Davis, S. Hovis, M. Beam, K. Johnson, T. McCall, C. Cabaniss, D. Brantley, D. Barn- hart, C. Guthrie, A. Beard. 3RD ROW: T. McReynolds, K. Forester, P. Lyons, D. Crutchfield, J. Abbott, D. Hayden, S. Whisler, A. Reaves, J. Means, J. Denning, N. Akins, M. Fretwell, J. Davis. 4TH ROW: M. Daniel, T. Ivey, B. Masdon, I. Urquhart, D. Sullivan, T. White, C. Masdon, C. Strickland, R. Webb, S. Bullard, K. Walker - Drum major. 5TH ROW: D. Knight, M. Waites, K. Rowberry, T. Bailey, N. Newsome, R. Bryan, K. Sandow. Majorettes 1ST ROW: Lynn Hart, Stephanie Whitley, Sandra Corbett, Linda Cor- bett, Beth Cohen. 2ND ROW: Dejee Harper, Carla Jones, Carol Cowan, Nancy Mays - Capt., Dorrie Roberts. 4 112 if Drill Team 1ST ROW: G. Peppers, M. Ault, S. Key-Sec., C. Ferrari, C. Clarke, B. Bourland, L. Rawlins, C. Turner, G. Wilson. 2ND ROW: C. Kimbrell, D. Yopp, K. Garner, D. Hensley, D. Swords, S. Lundin, J. Jennings, P. King, L. Swords. 3RD ROW: C. Sawyer-1st Lt., L. Thomas-Co- Capt., B. Scott, B. Jennings, B. Webb, P Bourland, L. Hayden, S. Turner, W. Bohannon, A. Crumpton, T. Fox, P. Hightower-Capt., C. Waites-2nd Lt. 4TH ROW: D. King, T. Weldon, M. Plunkett, J. Howard, A. Kelley, A M. Watson, D. Lowe, C. Howard, F. Harris, C. Scott. L Club 1ST ROW: D. Yopp, L. Webb, K. Gardner, G. Wilson, B. Cleland, C. Howard, D. Bailey, K. Barber, L. Cameron. 2ND ROW: K. Forester, A M. Watson, C. Kimbrell, R. Gres- ham, P. Hightower, S. Key, C. Ferrari, B. Byron. T. Key, P. En- gland. 3RD ROW: T. Cartiedge, B. Webb, B. Scott, C. Scott, A. Kelley, C. Jones, L. Corbett, D. Roberts, K. Cowan, P. Bourland, P. Stephenson, A. Thomas, L. Wagner. 4TH ROW: Herman, S. Corbett, C. Guthrie, T. Jones, D. Baker, L. Harris, A. Col- lins, L. Carder, C. Cowan, L. Raw- lins, N. Mays. 5TH ROW: L. Avery, C. Kimbrell, A. Chapman, R. wil- burn, T. Scott, C. Cox, D. Banks, M. Morton, E. Woodall, C. Berg- quist, E. Marble, M. Daniel, R. Keith, S Shillings, D. Jones, B. Mays, M. Reagin. Pep Club D 1ST ROW: M. Kelly, T. Williamson, L. Clark, J. Leverett, L. Cash, S. Inchanstequi, L. Yates, M. Barnett, L. O'Harrow, K. Bradley, D. Cab. ZND ROW: R. Clark, P. Hammock, B. Heines, S. Osborn, H. Elsner, C. Cash, D. Shaner, P. Churney, J. Martin, M. Cronin, K. Swanson, K. Replogle. 3RD ROW: R. Burdett, S. Sullivan, T. Selt, M. King, L. Hun- ter, C. Bell, C. Shaner, C. Howard, C. Jacobson, C. Jacobson, B. Cim- inera, R. Mosley. 113 Varsity Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Hensley, Mary Ann Turner, Kim Barber, Judy Evans-Co-Captain, Wendy Norris- Captain, Dawn Cully, Laurie Cam- eron, Lauren Herman, Vickie Flan- nigan, Lisa Wagner, Deborah Robin- son. B-Team Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT STANDING: Trisha Crawford, Chery Ballard, Cindy Kaker, Holly Southern. LEFT T0 RIGHT SITTING: Nancy Phillips, Cathy Harris, Donna Herman-Cap- tain, Kelli Schilleci, Debra Ault-Co- Captain, Kathy Norris, Cathy Berg- quist. 8th Grade Cheerleaders BOTTOM ROW: Diane Simone, Leigh Taylor, Lechial Gutherie, Patti Whitaker, Judy Clary. TOP ROW: Dana Enslow, Ann Newman- Captain, Samantha Pitza, Bonnie O'Harrow, Rosalind Chaney. 114 'F :six w :QF5-1Q,a'!' pf, 'N 'f ' f1+- '15i.gf. K'- , 4s'?1:1cr- ,fl aa. , M,, Q.feM pt.:- 1 VTX s w 75 , ,A L. , . ' 'ea ix . 1 ,. . Q In I if 35 Q ?. r 'WK .1 . . if - 5. im. E ' ' Pr - 3 iQ Qi.-QL , 3 A,.g mf .fx , Qgjfjvjg' Q - N I -.gf A , 1 46 sri? 7 1 W1 ,L.L , Q 5 . 7 , xii. A swam , ,VIR Kp Y 7 S H ,Q A v'M ij' In 1 h Q39 S X . , 2 ,, +11 J .. 1 5, Q - 'Q N ...b 9 ' V., W,::,., T , 3 E., :H ff if LS. 1 ' 'W-4595 X qty:-siA u -,Wniu.d'b ks , x, if af, Ny.: ya, A 'V A fi '.-gif 2 K4 '61 X L I E f-'is if 7 W' sm: LY. me Wig? 55' ,- ,, 5 Beginning Chorus 1ST ROW: Cassandra Jeffries, Debo- rah Saddler, Lachelle McIntosh, Dana Enslow, Cindy Yates, Kim Studdard, Mary Ann lvlaquire, Nan- cy Smith. 2ND ROW: Arlene Thom- as, Cheryl Benton, Donald Cumbie, Donald Deaver, Brian Chambers, Wyn Ghee, John Wilkerson, Lisa Lowe. Not pictured: Chris Allen, Dottie Bartow, Jeffrey Sanders, Jim- my Carlile, Diane Banks, Judy Win- frey. Advanced Chorus 1ST ROW: Tammie Brown, Sylvia Jeffries, Juanita Rainey, Pam Wil- son, Lisa Hayden, Elizabeth Albert- son, Gary Alexander, Chuck Snyder. 2ND ROW: Carolyn Guthrie, Natalie Parks, Cindy Ellard, Chery Jacobson, Jan Peppers, Cindy Jacobson, Sandor Garcia. BRD ROW: Janet Jennings, Lee Hunter, Lisa Hicks, Laquita Yates. Not pictured: Renee Cooper, Felicia Henderson, Norma Reagin, Wendy Norris. F.T.A. 1ST ROW: Cassandra Jeffries, lVlarie Davis, Christine Henderson, Debra Saddler. 2ND ROW: Andy Carter, Vickie Holmes, Susan Usher, Char- lotte Tuggle, Kathy Replogle. 116 STAN Wx tiff 74 Industrial Arts 1ST ROW: Jeff Unger, David Bill- ings, Shelton Fowler, Mark Runyan, Wanda Runyan, Greg Unger. 2ND ROW: Billy Flake, Mr. Queen- Sponsor. Science Club LEFT TO RIGHT: Mark Daniel, Larry Wilkes, Karon Salmon, Mr. 'liller-Sponsor, David Sullivan, Beth Ecott, Donald Brantley, Jeff Hendrix Ricky Newman, Dixie Ford, Eddie Waller. Debate Team LEFT TO RIGHT: Dottie Enslow, Rondone Shaw, Terri Self, Ellis Woodall, Monica Brown. Not Pic- tured: Tracy Gardley. 117 N.J.H. . 1ST ROW: Debra Ault, Lee Ann Hunter, Karen Bradley, Gail Holli- day, Cindy Kaker, Crystal Ragsdale, Cathi Clarke. 2ND ROW: Mary Ann Turner, Connie Freeman, Gina Wil- son, Mary Plunkett, Marcia Thomas, Craig Hutto, Lasona Rawlins, Bar- bara Bourland. 3RD ROW: Melanie Johnson, Carla Jones, Sandra Cor- bett, Dawn Baker, Donna Herman, Leona Scott, Lisa Webb, Mrs. Chafin-Sponsor. Beta 1ST ROW: Wendy Norris, Beth Scott, Beverly Cleland, Pat Hightower, Judy Evans, Judy Hensley, Susan Howard. 2ND ROW: Janet Reynolds, Nancy Mays, Cecilia Sawyer, Bar- bara Luxemburger, Cathy Ragsdale, Karon Salmon, Laura Thomas, Chris Ferrari. 3RD ROW: David Gilbert, Dean Jones, Stephen Carder, Ann Collins, Mark Daniel, Roberta Bledsoe, Ellis Woodall, Donald Brantley, Carol Waites. N.H.S. 1ST ROW: Pat Hightower, Judy Hensley, Carol Waites. ZND ROW: Dianne Reed, Beth Scott, Chris Rogers, Miss Blake-Sponsor. Not pictured: Al Roberts, Ken Walker, Terri McReynolds, Tommy Scott, Dottie Enslow. 118 V.O.C.A. 1ST ROW: Robin Franklin, Deborah Whitehead, Jerry McClure, Guy Roos, Danny Davis, Tommy Thorne, Ronnie Revis, Grady Oldfield, Rob- ert Skinner, Eddie George. 2ND ROW: Jackie Cleveland, Derek Jen- kins, Danny Goddard, Tracy Farmer, Mark Doyle, Brett Young, Tony Ragsdale, Russel Baldwin, Kerry Simmons, John Wilkins. 3RD ROW: Ted Harris, Robert Couch, Bruce McLaughlin, Jack Gentry, Mickey Lowe, David Watson, Homer Banks, Alan Dorsey. Not pictured: Sandra Henderson, Kevin Sinyard, Richard Cleveland, Jack Milligan, Mike Harper. V.I.C.A. 1ST ROW: Phillip Gauthier, Bonnie Bush, Diane Reed, Veronica Daugh- tery, Kent McClure, Joe Kendall, Carolyn Gutherie, Vicki Fowler, Ellen St. Aubin. 2ND ROW: Porcia Lester, Dwain Key, Russell Dixon, Mike Hofstetter, Brenda Smith, Ricky Pace, Andy Torbush, Tommy Carter, Mike Cleavland. 3RD ROW: Bob Manning, Ricky White, David Denning, Keith Presley, Jim Reagin, Ricky Hartis, Ozzie Davis, Ricky Folds, Karin Williams, Danny Folds, Mike Cheek, Kenny Whitmer, Bill Robertson, Mike Darby, Russ Whist- ler, Leon Swords, Don Stuart, Ricky Tennyson, John Smith, Lee Kearns, Ricky Rogers. F.B.L.A. 1ST ROW: Kim Braswell, Cathy Etheridge, Vickie Braswell. ZND ROW: Vickie Haygood, Annie Bry- ant, Gina Brown, Gail Lowe, Becky Pickens, Rhonda Higgins, Sara Gail Dickerson. 3RD ROW: Allison Thom as, Tammy Key, Vanessa Stanford, Peggy Howard, Deborah Robinson, Margaret Somers, Darlene Briet- weiser, Terri Swiderski, Judy Jenn- ings, Mary Margaret Cobb, Carol Stanton, Debbie Merrit, Vicki Cot- ton, Nancy Key, Lee Ann Cobb. 119 Literary Magazine 1ST ROW: Miss Aderhold-Sponsor, Kelli Gardley, Dillard Hughes, La- quita Yates, Cecilia Sawyer-Editor. 2ND ROW: Monica l-retwell, Damon Wood, Pam Kuhn, Robin Meadows, Cindy Scott, Beth Scott. 3RD ROW: Carolyn Gutherie, Cassandra Jeffries, Dana Enslow, Drusilla Smith, Dottie Enslow, Cassandra Kilgore, Ken Wal- ker. Not pictured: Lori IngaIl-Busi- ness Manager, Chris Rogers, Traci Gardley, Barry Webre, Len Revis, Terri Self, Ronda Bennet. Newspaper Billy Davis- Editor. 1ST ROW: Diane Shaner, Judy Evans, Mary Hovis- Business Manager, Kevin Venable, Susan Shelhouse, Laurie Cameron, Judy Hensley, Sam Elliott. 2ND ROW: Stacy Swenck, Gloria Mizu- tani, Phyllis Churney, Robert Stodg- hill, Donna Bailey, David Stott, Mary Plunkett, Mrs. Patterson- Sponsor. Yearbook 1ST ROW SITTING: Howard Owens, Pat Cahill, Rusty Reagin, Stephen Carder, Beth Scott, Lasona Rawlins. 2ND ROW STANDING: Ellis Wood- all, Lauren Herman, Lisa Worley, Kathy Stange, 'Mrs. Patterson-Spon- sor. 3RD ROW SITTING: Carol Waites, Nancy Mays-Editor, Pat Hightower, Roslyn Johnson-Assistart editor, Judy Hensley, Judy Evans, Cathy Ragsdale, Chris Ferrari. 4TH ROW STANDING: Cecilia Sawyer, Melanie Johnson, Laura Thomas, Donna Herman, Patsy Ghee, Susan Ragsdale, Ann Collins, Lisa Carder, Sandra Turner, Kris Cronin, Rondone Shaw, Eric Marble. 120 '76 AQ f NW Gb. Life for us IS not ending, It IS just begmnlng. We ve travelled roads, but the roads we will travel now will be broader and longer. They will have more detours and exits than we ve ever had before. Troubles are going to continue, but the joys of life and llvlng will bless us every minute of the day. As we leave L.H.S., happiness should fill our eyes, and our minds should broaden to newer and bigger horizons. i.4.-- ,, U47 1 srfsir v 1 J 'I' Y ' 4. -ia- 515' 11 Q A V --Jligiigsf, -, ?Zl I lf 2 Z fl! iffnljfgj ' This year s Sensor class voted Rondone Shaw as IVIR L H S Rondone has been active rn Student Councll for 5 years He cnl Rondone has played football and soccer and has partncnpated Ill gymnastucs A true asset to L H S Rondone was also voted lVlost Dependable nn the Sensor Class . ' I ' has also been on the Student Advisory Coun Thus year s MISS L H S ns Lnsa IVIanos Lnsa ns V Pres of the Student Councul and has been on the Homecoming Court for 3 years secutuve years As well as voting her Nhss L H S the Sensor class voted Lnsa as the gurl wnth the best personality' . , . . and has been awarded 2nd runn-er-up 2 clon- 1. l u ' I . - 1 . Sharon Purgason Maurice Sanders MOST PHOTOGENIC This year the Most Photo genlc Senlor glrl and Semor boy were judged by the Bar bizon School of Modeling. All senior pictures were sent in and judged on smiles and fa- cial expressions. Sharon is 'on the Student Counciland Maurice is on the L.H.S. wrestling team. We would like to thank the Barbizon School of Modeling for taking time out to help us. Congratulations to these Seniors!! N N.. E X sn. SSX V1 1 A , QM 1? :11!L flf:' L Q9 x I X LL 121' Wg? 'ifzxifii , W .fe . A ,.., 3, ' 1 L,-'L - . , ff' M ' 2 'Q , N.- 'f ' rw 'V ,712-'Q' ' WR if 'E ,, , f ff ' 32-Tqfi2f:f': QV-l . ,.i V K 3, 114,-vwazmy' V . 1 w Q5 X NX , N fx N? Nm wa-sfvwf, Q wmv: HRW 'Se k ky Eff-V gx NSN 5.1 xmm N 1 W Qx 15 AN, W L QN,, L L. L L L LL L 'W 1,2 - , K' .L - Lx h 1- - W L ' - is A --LL A A ' S5 'Lg-.yy .wi . --.wxfif 5 gf '.fgfs.,f L ' 1v W ,1f1..Q'2, S --15: 11 3 if 9 w- :MNH . W EEE- ' Liksifgfs L51 'L E +5 'E . I f H - L - X M L LL I :L 'S h V X BS,-R 5 x y Q Q F ww , gm Qxgawg Q,, v3-Hwgsu was x as NX '13, Q, ms, XX-1 My ,, ,xx X Q 4585 X + A X Y? m ,ww SENIOR FAVORITES -'Most Intelligent- Dottie Enslow, Ken Walker lVIost Involved Judy Evans, David Gilbert These seniors represent each and every one of us In them, vve see reflections of each aspect of our lives. VVe have come to recogniie these seniors, whether they be athletic or intelligent, talented or friendly, as representatives ot us. And so, vve, the Senior class chose them to display these images of ourselves. Congratulations to these special seniors. In-3 Nlost Dependable- Janet Reynolds, Rondone Shaw l ll sllllllllllll dll -.W a . 4:14- 'time am, W-J? . I .. 1 K. 1 T 'MX- B v y , f v,,, if ..+- 'y .WMF 9 3 .M r of 8 e in f V ,E , . I V is H '3 ' ' v7,P'A!- im 4 , W A is f . 5 A B Q f s 4 K 1 fy,-I B B , Ili ll If .s , Q s X 'xi 'i 3' ' 12+ N uc Best All Around- Wendy Norris,-James Norrls IL- ,s , -- .4 f ,Qt A tk: . .A-4, 435- ' . 'f ' - Y ff ,I - H -'-' if gg, . --I , , 24, -'-wigs S, .1 E A, X . Q , LiiWi,vp,7 Q .,. .nv L - ,f Q.,-sf, . ,Aa . 5: ':F,,y' .Q ,K iff' Q I . af 1 J' 3 :V Q-xx. . ,ci .d We V 7 H Sage! Q. .' H SSS 53543 4 'Bw sl,'f'we.'l.s.ss B B l X Sky' ,flsrh in In ' ff- sub- -- A k 4.5 .ph 5 my , f Q 'S l' h is ' T - if ef' flf Tl 7 ' ' Sa 1 -N .f s: K SN' f wp . -- ,. 31 K .' 1? N ,qi 3 ak .Ji .2 g Best Looking- Judy Hensley, Ellls Woodall .UL 5-fi: , weeks I H-- .Q 4 2 . of 5 ., . Q ggi' do fi M 3.14 Wittiest- Karon Salmon, Billy Davis I i 'A Q , ,, , xl V , ,fn 4 , f. 'fx' 121- ,, 'B' 5 M A ?f9.L: 7' ' T' 1 ,, K , U Y' ' f i , 'fha 'ff ,, ' ' Kaul ' : - V V 2,3- ' f'. -519' f- 'fl--3 .3 on V 44 'fm wt ..- s 1 1 Q, ' A,4,,:: Sv. 4. ..- 'atv' ' v 3 . Y., J '1 1 .1 Y '.:.Z 4'..'. V V ' 5, ..s. ' BY' B ,. 1. . H ,-.nfl .- . .5 I-www U ' ' .X --K q' QA ' ' My , I ' 'f . ' ,. ' ' M ' ., '- . N I 7 ' f ,, Xf' 1 , ' ' I ' ' Q' '31 22 Q wir .1 '- ff ,L g,,3,,+ M ,B we l .B '13 ZW7' M5 'Y' V W ,,. sf de ge, V ft ?H w In - -'S 3 ' ., ' 5 5+ 'ff P Q K .f .' 1 ' 1 4 .S 1. 'fu w. .1-1. vm. L l ...-v, Class Officers: Tony Wise- Treasurer, lVIatt Hennessy- Secretary Billy Davis- Vice-President, David Gilbert- President. Susan Abbott Deborah Allred Mary Anderson Larry Avery Donna Bailey Ted Bailey . Dwayne Banks Kim Barber Bump and Boogie Straw Hat, Shakey s, Advance Comp , Arabian Mountai Senior Rings Doohie Brothers, fl, Wendy Barfoot Maria Berry Art Blankenship Melanie Bledsoe ' B Roberta Bledsoe Martin Booth Alan Brantley .- , Donald Brantley 1 f 'Vixgi I0 Kim Braswell Mark Broughton Debra Brown . Gina Brown Johnny Bruce Randall Bryan Annie Bryant Bonnie Bush Stephen Carder Robert Caron Beth Carraway Wayne Cartee Denny Cartledge Frank Champion lVlike Cheek Patrick Ciminera Virginia Clark Keith Cleland Nlike Cleveland Maggie Cobb Ann Collins Pam Compton Rusty Cook Vicki Cotton Debbie Cox Kris Cronin Veronica Daugherty Billy Davis Orzie Davis Grover Day Cathy Dean David Denning Sara Dickerson Russell Dixon Gina Duckett Phillip Edwards Dottie Enslow Kathie Etheridge That s the way we like it. Allman Brothers Band, concerts, Floats tissue paper, the parade, Practice, camp, practice, Blow your whistle 7 6 5 4 3 2 1, Dalry Queen Sargent's, Get on the Good Foot. Judy Evans Cynthia Fallen Ronald Fallen Chris Ferrari Danny Folds Ricky Folds Judy Ford Cassandra Freeman Lori Fretwell Ken Gayton Nlarty George David Gilbert Danny Goddard Ralph Gunn Carolyn Guthrie Robert Harrison Ricky Hartis Vickie Haygood ' R: iff ff Ee lil K if Y maj is , r 'G 8 ? V A ,tri -' ,4 Xp gm, ,f 55' WW . ,llc , ,W e. SAT Deadlme Get Ready Cause Here We come, Graduation, Senior Trip Applications, Judy Hensley Rhonda Higgins Pat Hightower lVlike Hodge Nlike Hofstetter Greg Hornbuckle Mary Hovis Jeff Howard Peggy Howard Susan Howard Juanita Jeffries Judy Jennings Arthur Johnson Lee Kearns John Kelly Joe Kendall Dwain Key Nancy Key Charlie Kimbrell Ted King Tianti Kiser Darrell Kleeman David Knight Dana Kuhn Donna Lavoie Karin Lawrimore Raymond Leftwich Porcia Lester Brenda Linville Tom Littleton Gail Lowe Barbara Luxemburger ismlq llf liersf 6 fx ,L.,ff, v law V, flax 4-,,,A rr -WL . fig 74 i -, href. -3' E ,,f N .L H ,417 ' , fl , -. ,saggy 1 f 8' X X 9 1 Q A Y 52? 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Too many things in this world are left unspoken, too many things left undone. 135 Debbie Merritt Dale Milford Kelli Moore Wanda Moore Mike Morton Tammy Morton Ricky Newman Larry Nolley Wendy Norris Patricia Oglesby Tony Oglesby Howard Owens Ricky Pace Jan Peppers Edward Peters Becky Pickens Billy Pierce Bobby Pierce IVlike Protsmnn Sharon Purgnson Beth Queen Cathy Rngsdale Debra Reagin Jim Rengin Mike Reagin Dianne Reed Janet Reynolds Ricky Reynolds AI Roberts Dan Robinson Anita Rogers Chris Rogers You, You're the One Ahhh Shucks!!, Open Campus Forms Party! Party! Party' Yard Rolling, Pep Rallies?, Vote, Vote, Vote Richard Rogers Bruce Rumph Lorenzo Saddler Karen Salmon Maurice Sanders Beth Scott Cindy Scott Tommy Scott Donna Snow Doug Shaw James Shaw Rondone Shaw Tim Sheppard Steve Shilling Judy Si mms Robert Skinner Larry Smith Vanessa Stanford . ,AA 3 xi 1 5. p ,X , if-'H 'iw---wr . 3 ,K f ,As-on -1- '? 'U' ,Af 2' 'Q Nl K 5 7 . S 1, aagfiw 1: .1315 :Mai ' ., Q 'M Q' f if 'Q C f it .V - I iq ff U wr M 4 ,nge --if-7?-1 K 1: Carol Stanton Randy Stiles Robert Stodghill David Stott Don Stuart David Sullivan Terri Swiderski Leon Swords Terri Teague Ricky Tennyson A friend is a ray of sunshine, brightening each day Laura Thomas Sandra Turner Carol Waites Ken Walker Wendi Walker Belinda Waller Russ Whistler Betsy White Ricky White John Wilkens Carolyn Winfrey Tony Wise Ellis Woodall Bob Yates Lori Ingall 1 ff 3 f3.e,x?f5f Senior Directory ABBOTT, SUSAN LYNN Clubs: VOT, FB LA, FTA, Newspaper, Pep, Band, Swim- ming, 1st Chair Medal. AVERY, LARRY BERNARD L Club, Newspaper, Football 157, Soccer 147, Track 147, Baseball, Most Valuable Player-Soccer, Best Offen- sive Lineman-Football. BAILEY, DONNA LYN Clubs: NJHS, L , International, Student Council, Annual Staff, Newspaper, Gymnastics 147, Cheerleading 137, 2nd place DeKalb County Science Fair. BAILEY, TED EDWARD Band. BARBER, KIM Ski Club, Student Council, Gymnastics 137, Cheerleading 147. BLANKENSHIP, ARTHUR EUGENE Beta Club, Soccer, Chorus, All State Chorus, DeKalb Honors, DeKalb Chorale, Track, Academic Letter. BLEDSOE, MELANIE J. Clubs: l'L , International, Science, Math Team, Tennis 147. BLEDSOE, ROBERTA LESLIE Clubs: L , Pep, International NJHS, Beta, Tennis 157. BOOTH, MARTIN BARNEY Clubs: L , International, Drama, Art, Band, Soccer, Track, Gymnastics 147, Most Energetic Art Student '74, BRASWELL, MARY KIM Clubs: FTA, FB LA, NJHS, Drama, Safety, International, Sec. Soph. Class, Basketball, Gymnastics, Drill Team 127. BROWN, NANCY REGINA FB LA, vo T, Office Assist. BRYAN, RANDAL CHARLES Band. BRYANT, ANNIE DENISE Clubs: FB LA, L , Fl-lA, vor, Trask, Volleyball, Bas- ketball 1co-capt7, Best Offensive Player. BUSH, BONNIE BEA Clubs: L , Pres. Jr. Class, Student Council, Band 147, Gymnastics 137, Cheerleading, Majorettes 13 co-capt. 17. CA RDER,PAUL STEPHEN Clubs: International, Pep, Drama, Beta, Literary Maga- zine 1Editor7, Ga. Cert. of Merit, Geography Medal, 3rd place Region 5-A Literary Meet. CA RTLEDGE, DENSFO RD H. Band 157, L , Tennis 127, Golf, Basketball. CO LLINS, ANN IRIS Clubs: L , Kappa, Beta, Annual Staff, Tutorial Pro- gram, Senior Favorite- Most Athletic, Volleyball, Tennis 127, Basketball 15 co-capt. 1, capt. 17, Most Valuable Pla,yer and Scholastic Award-Basketball, DeKalb County To'p 10 Players of the Month. COOK, HERMAN LOUIS RUSTY Clubs: L , International, Student Council, Football 12 7, Soccer, Baseball 137, Best Hitter 1975 trophy-Base- ball. DAUGHERTY, VERONICA DENISE Clubs: DCT, Tutorial Program, Chorus, Band, Drill Team, Mgr. 8th Basketball. DAVIS, WILLIAM HA RO LD Newspaper 1Editor, 17, Drama, Football 147, Basketball 137, Art Award. ENS LOW, DOROTHY BLISS Drill Team, Clubs: NJHS, NHS, French, Beta, Science, Debate, Horseback Riding, Newspaper, Student Council, Literary Magazine, Madrigal Singing Group, Honor Roll 137, 1st place Current Events Exam, 2nd place County French II Contest, Cert. for Achievement in French, Shakespeare, Chemistry, Algebra II, Chorus, English, Drama. EVANS, JUDY ANNE Clubs: International, Debate, Beta, Kappa, L , Student Council 1Sec. 1, Pres. 17, Annual Staff 1Sports Editor 17, Newspaper, Gymnastics 147, Basketball, Cheerleading 14 co-capt. 17, DeKalb Honors 1973, V.-Pres. Soph. Class, Senior Favorite- Most Involved, Youth of the Month- May 1975 , Youth of the Year 1975 1Exchange Club7, Who's Who. FALLEN, CYNTHIA RENEE Track 127, Home Economic Award. FO LDS, DANNY CURTIS Clubs: DCT, VICA, Half-Ton, Student Council, Football 127, Senior Favorite-Best Personality. FREEMAN, CASSANDRA Pep Club, Track 12 7, Basketball 12 7, Home Economic H Award. FRETWELL, LORI LYNN Basketball 14 capt. 17, Volleyball, Track, Student Coun- cil, Max Cleland Award-Basketball, Johnny Horizon Award, Homecoming Court 127. GILBERT, DAVID IRVIN Clubs: Beta, L , Student Council, Student Advisory Committee, Annual Staff 1Head Photo.7, Tennis, Pres. Soph. Class, Pres. Sr. Class, lst place Social Science Fair, 3rd place DeKalb English Festival, Senior Favorite- Most Involved. GUTHERIE, CA ROLYN ANN Literary Magazine, L Club, Mixed and Adv. Chorus, Band, VO T, FB LA, Library Assist. HENSLEY, JUDITH MELINDA Student Council, Newspaper, Annual Staff 1Senior Editor7, Clubs: NJHS, NHS, Beta, Kappa, International, Debate, L , Cheerleading 15 co-capt. 1, capt. 17, Who's Who, Sec. Jr. Class, Senior Favorite-Best Looking, Home- coming Court 12, Queen7. A HIGHTOWER, PATRICE MARIE Clubs: Pep, Beta, L , NHS 1Trea. 17, Kappa 1Pres. 1, District Trea. 17, -Jr. Civitan Jr, International, Literary Magazine, Annual Staff, 1Student Ed.7 Drill Team 12 Capt 17 HORNBUCK LE, GEORGE GREGORY Basketball 127. HOVIS, MARY LYNNE FHA, Newspaper, Red Cross, Journalism Award. HOWARD, SUSAN MARIE Clubs: NJHS, Beta, Kappa, Annual Staff, Drill Team 127, Academic Letter and Bars, World Geography Award, Georgia History Award, Fresh. English Award. INGALL, LORI ANN Clubs: Jr. Beta, NJHS, Literary Magazine, Honor Chorus Gymnastics, Score Keeper, 3rd place DeKalb Science Fair, Bausch- Lomb Science Award, Academic Letters 137. JENNINGS, JUDY MARIE Clubs: PECE, FB LA, VOT. KEY, NANCY Alxllxl Clubs: FB LA, VOT. KING, RALPH TEDMUND Student Council, Annual Staff, Debate, Football, Base- ball 147. LESTER, PORCIA ANN Volleyball, Basketball, Gymnastics. LINVILLE, BRENDA JOYCE Clubs: VOT, FBLA. MANNING, DIANE Clubs: FHA, Pep, FHA Award. MANNING, ROBERT SIMPSON VICA, Band 127. MANOS, LISA MARIE Student Council 1Trea. 1, V-Pres. 17, Ping-pong Team, Miss LHS, Youth Achievement Award 12 7, Senior Fa- vorite-Best Personality, V.-Pres. 8th Class, Homecoming MARBLE, ERIC DARRELL L Club, Annual Staff, Football 147, Track 147. MASDON, BENNY THOMAS, JR. I 127 141 Clubs: NJHS, Beta, Literary Meet 137, Gov. Honors Pro- gram, DeKalb Honor Band 12 7, Sr. High All-State Band 12 7, Presbyterian College Jr, Academic Award, Ga. Cert. of Merit, John Philip Sousa Band Award, 12 Solo and Ensemble Band Medals, Academic Letters 12 7, 1st place Science Fair. MASSEY, JAMES DOUGLAS Clubs: CVAE, DCT. MAYS, NANCY INEZ Clubs: Beta, Kappa, L , Majorettes 14 Capt. 17, Band, Annual Staff, 1Editor7, 8th Cheerleading, Swimming'127, Senior Favorite- Most Likely to Succeed. MCREYNO LDS, TERRI ANN Clubs: International, NJHS, Beta, FTA, Student Council Gymnastics 127, Track 12 7. MILLIGAN, JOHN HENRY CVAE. NEWMAN, RICKY JAY Clubs: Biology 1Pres.7, Science, Gymnastics 147, Wres- tling, Football 127, Volleyball, lst place Science Fair, DeKalb Honors, Football Award. NOLLEY, LARRY Basketball 137, Volleyball, Top 10 in DeKaIb-Basket- ball, All-Tournament 1757, Most Improved-Basketball, Top 25 Award, Christmas Tournament Trophy. N0 RRIS, WINIFRED Clubs: Pep, Beta 1Pres.7, L , Kappa, Drama, Student Council, Chorus 1Pres.7, Basketball, Gymnastics 157, Che.erleading 1Co-capt. 2, Capt. 17, Senior Favorite- Best All Around, Spring Pageant, Homecoming Court 11st runner-up7, Chorale Solo Ensemble Award, All- Star Cheerleader, DAR. OG LESBY, JAMES ANTHONY Library Club, Swimming, Volleyball. OWENS, HOWARD DOUG LAS L Club, Football, Basketball 12 7, Track, Baseball 127. PEPPERS, JANICE DENISE Clubs: Beta, L , Band. Adv. Chorus. DeKalb Honors. Outstanding Musician Award, Accompianist Award, Solo and Ensemble Award, Literary Meet-1st place, Most Improved. QUEEN, ELIZABETH LEE Safety Club, Annual Staff, Student Council, Office Assist. RAGSDA LE, CATHERINE LEIGH Clubs: FTA, Pep, Kappa, Beta, International, Student Council, Annual Staff, 1973-74 Most Outstanding 2nd Year Spanish Student Award, Who's Who. REED, DIANNE Clubs: NJHS, NHS, FHA, DCT, VICA, L , Beta, Drama, Student Council, Cheerleading 12 7, Spanish Award, Award in FHA. REYNO LDS, JANET ELAINE Clubs: Pep, Beta, Track. ROBERTS, ALWIN GREGG Clubs: NHS, State Honor Society, L , Beta, Half-Ton, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Student Council, Foot- ball 157 Basketball 137, Track 137, Wrestling, Ga. Cert. of Merit, Prep Player of Week 127, Best Defensive Line- man-1974, All-State-Football . ROBINSON, DANIEL CONNER Band. SALMON, KAREN FAYE Clubs: Kappa, Beta, Science, Mathematical Assist Award 1973. SANDERS, MAURICE L Club, Football, Wrestling 137. SCOTT, CYNTHIA FAYE Clubs: Pep, FHA, FTA, International, L , Student Council, Annual Staff, Literary Magazine, Drill Team, DeKalb Honors Program. SCOTT, ELIZABETH MAY Clubs: FTA, L , Drama, Kappa, Beta, NJHS, NHS, Drill Team, Basketball, Gymnastics 157, Presbyterian College Jr, Fellow, Ga. Cert. of Merit. SCO TT, TOMMY Clubs: NHS, Beta, L , Half-Ton, Football 15 Capt. 17, Baseball 147, Wrestling, Basketball, Cert. of Merit. 142 SHAW, DOUGLAS 0'NEAL Football 127, Baseball 12 7, Wrestling 11 Mgr. 27, Chorus. SHAW, RONDONE Clubs: L , Debate, Student Advisory Committee, Stu- dent Council, Band, Trea. Fresh. Class, Trea. Soph. Class, Football 137, Soccer 12 7, Gymnastics 137, Mr. LHS, Senior Favorite-Most Dependable. SHILLING, STEVE L Club, Football 147, Wrestling 137, Baseball 137, Track 137, Best Defensive Back Award-Football, Most Valuable-Wrestling, Honor Roll. SIMS, JUDY RENEE Advance Chorus, Library Assist. SMITH, LARRY CVAE, Football, Art Award. SNOW, DONNA JEAN Clubs: FHA, FTA, Library, Flag Corps, Advanced Chorus, Tennis. STANFORD, VANESSA DARLENE Clubs: VO T, FB LA, FHA, Drama, Newspaper, Reading Lab Assist., Office Assist., Library Assist., Chorus, 2nd place Spanish Award. STANTON, CARO L Clubs: Safety, NJHS, Basketball 137, Gymnastics. STI LES, RANDALL JAY Clubs: L , Student Council, Football 127, Volleyball, Baseball 147, Baseball Medal. STODGHILL, ROBERT EDWARD Newspaper, Band 127, Tutorial Program, Tutor of the Year 74-75. STO TT, DAVID BRUCE Industrial Arts Club 1Pres., Most Outstanding Student7, Newspaper, DeKalb Industrial Arts Fair, Architectural Drafting Award. SULLIVAN, DAVID KEITH Clubs: L , Science, International, Band, Soccer, Mgr. 8th Football. TENNYSON, RICHARD LEON Football, Wrestling, Soccer 12 7, DeKalb County Soccer Cert. THOMAS, LAURA ANN Clubs: Beta 1Trea.7, Kappa 1Tel. Chrmn.7, Drama, L , Annual Staff, Reading Lab Assist., Office Assist., Basket- ball, French Award, Drill Team 14 Lieut. 1, Co-capt. 17, Honor Roll, Most Outstanding 74-75- Drill Team. TURNER, SANDRA ELIZABETH Clubs: International, Art, Pep, Drama, FHA, Biology- Ecology, Student Council, Annual Staff, Drill Team, Flag Corps. WAITES, CA ROL LEE Clubs: Kappa, Beta, NHS, Drama, Annual Staff, Basket- ball 127, Tennis, Drill Team 14 2nd Lieut. 17. WALKER, KENNETH JAMES Clubs: NJHS, NHS, Beta, Math, Student Council, Band, Field Conductor, Inter. Music Award, Youth of the Month -Exchange Club, Presbyterian College Jr. Academic Achievement Award, Ga. Cert. of Merit. WA RBINGTON, TED L Club, Baseball, Soccer, Football. WHITE, CHARLES RICHARD Baseball, 8th Essay Winner. WHITE, ELIZABETH EBENA Clubs: L , Drama, Band, Newspaper, Track 12 7, Office Assist. WILBURN, RONALD Football 157 Best Receiver 74-75, Most Valuable Player 75-76, Track 157, 4 Record Breaking Cert., Spanish- Who's Who, L Club. x WILKINS, JOHN STAFFORD PECE, CVAE. WOODALL, ELLIS ODELL, JR. Clubs: International, Science, Debate, Beta, L , Stu- dent Council, Annual Staff, Football 157, Basketball 137, Track 157, All DeKalb Track Team 127, Most Improved Track 74, Debate Award, Senior Favorite-Best Looking, V-Pres. Fresh. Class, V-Pres. Jr. Class, Most Improved- Football, Superintendent of Schools on Youth Leadership Day 74. .Ill IIIIIS SIIPIIIIMIIIIES FIIESIIMEII The students of L.H.S. are of many different sizes and shapes, yet we all hold something in common. We are students of L.H.S., a place where we learn and grow - each at our own pace: each striving in our own direction. Though we may be heading in different directions, we will never be traveling alone. We are individuals often experiencing the same feelings of pride and determination. Perhaps our greatest pride lies in the fact that we are each part of a class -- a class that makes us proud. Elizabeth Albertson Gary Alexander Daniel Ammons Milton Armstrong Collie Banks Carol Berry Donny Boots Kathy Brantley Vickie Braswell Kelli Bridgman Sharon Brown Pam Bourland Tammy Burrell Margie Byrd Barbara Byron Laurie Cameron Lisa Carder Donny Carter Thomas Carter Charlene Cash Carla Chapman Charlene Christian Phyllis Churney Rhonda Clark Beverly Cleland Lee Ann Cobb Joe Collins 144 r .. . A Ji Q J' ' , Ni X5 .. A - '11 ' K K. y ,i t L, Q Qi y is '- L l A - . F - , . , l Q, 1 i J . V, f f- 'Q - . i - H ff: ' f sf Q M 115' - r A A 1 ' - ar Sixty K, J 5 , QQ, K .gp l .L iz? gi, X f . :ff - 2, , . . , , fi 1 , , ,, - .,, fi 1- a - -te 1 , . gm -' . - K- r. ', . ' i . f M N -a p i 1 l 5, Q, J X fr - I 1 . - 1 --2 QA- ' .N - i 1 ' ' -F y,- ' I1 asf-ffl b 1, 1 . e Us . ,, ,fm ff , r . A f -Q W' of ' ' ,ff lr , .. Q . ..1 - f jf .71 a Ziff . L . 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B talking to other peopl f' and he Dlroiiiigetiliem with their prob tems e irttsssli tiritl F Kuhnl t 'Mostly with my 'sense T f humor, using my hands and facial expressions, and drawings' F Keith? r 7 3 slss L iit - ss rr s c noldsl n thr 'Singihg, p aymg my hlrti ru e, getting outimy make up and paint a clown ivihlzete powder , clark lap stick, maegara, etc lt F gtiie r,j Q, A , ,iyy k,',. V kg,.f K Do You Believe ln How Much of a Role Does in g it ' thu' et r sr esr e M ittit Q I cause without him there wouidn be life ' t T tdeyce Wastes! sg puffed t v mme it OS 't '1.ltii '1'rit1 tttii F T - llfiairiessa Harperl t Y s, it Total committment Renee Moseley? sg I ll Y ' e 1 - 0 1 N e' .ll ' ' ' ' flt ing myself whatever l feel like -- I o ' I I Q m l t. e Ei!! ' . Lauren H erm an Lisa Hicks Debra Housworth Carol Howard Jill Howard Richard Howe Patricia Ingram Derek Jenkins Jody Johnson Roslyn Johnson Dean Jones Randy Keith Sherri Key Tammy Key Greg Keys Cathy Kimbrell Bruce King Angela Koegler Pam Kuhn Cathy Lince Greg Littleton Barbara Maddox Bill Mays Jerry McClure Ken McClure Lori McKiernan Andrea McWaters ,Y in R' if A 7 i J Az , J I e K X l AS' if 1 lg, ,119 5, 52,9227 If elf. if . W Q Y 1 .551 . gy.. ae' Kr , it 5 5 ,- f 4 l 4 u ' f X K f bf 'aff f i 'f f nl fy 1 4 V r ., Z ' L 1 A ow 9 Q Q am, it ww' iffifji' fi V me if ? 'f 1' ,'a ' -..- V, .,.,.. 1 Huf f is l,ti 'D ,ii 9 5 3951 ' 1 Q 1 f W al f 2 lift 4 4- i X ff Ui' . .g,,1,.,, ' ua. ,,,, Q ,H ,.-f i f f f IW W Zu 2 f s ' ,, f XJ If ,gf We f 'P' ii J' ,, sl , av J 55 +5 f ,., .5 f 1 SU mf' Q yii 1 l 146 ,fr Lv! :'. 2. . 2. 1 l X Mark Miller Gloria Mizutani Renee Moseley arry olley ,Q V,,, ,J f 1 A f 1 J ' - w 'v 'f' 37 91' Q Rfk Y V: is ..x..5 Q . x l l 'F' f l hiya! 1 . 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Q 1 22 ft G ,- 'WW fir, 'rw f ':,:xz::L.e1s-1,1115 . ,f., 5 A iff' , is a , 5, HMAEX1 Q f. - Ms' es, , .P ly 4 r' 3 1 31 ff --Zn' , fzv .-- ? 4 X W ,,1,,l U .l, -1-Wfhu. we f I l if ,zz , , r P srf s f , ! aj? we i ff 354.1-l l l fi 4 gf A , . , W y r llf?,fGill f:, ' . V. sf -I rr. at ,,,,- if Nelson R adford Crystal Ragsdale Susan Ragsdale Juanita Rainey Jeff R alston Lasona Rawlins Norma Reagin Rusty Reagin Sylvia Reagin Kathy Replogle Allison Rice Carol Riser Jack Robbins Mike Roderigas Wanda Runyan Scotty Sangster Tommy Savage Leona Scott Diane Shaner Vernita Shaw Mike Sheehan Susan Shellhouse Billy Shepherd Alison Shuemake What Does School Spirit Mean to You? Having interest in what your school is all about. y CRicky Bryanl . ytis lsllotleff?3ftSShowing how muchyou lisss want your isrr School to win. , ioioi r Vi CJulieGipel H Having spirit means suppo mg your school, win or lose, in anything CAnthony Andrews? Support the team, and gave them the spirit they need Cllllarty Churneyl A chance to express the way y feel about your school CTnmmy Gilbert? Showing you are happy a d proud to be going to L H S ' Cixlancy Akmsl Being proud to wear biaclc and gold CDawn Baker? Where Do You Like to Spend Time After School? Church ' itnsa Hayden! ln the wood shop CShelton Fowler! At majorette prac ce CCarla Jonesl At an art schoo tConme Freeman? . . . rt- V. -gym .,k' I ktii- . Q I ou S . e u ' n ' 1 I lltl L .H , n y 4 J u ' tl . lx' L53 1, dy 3 Lacks Maiurzty 12 Fun to be wzth 3.3 Tfma ness 1 Kevin Smafd I D af' a 5 m i th Joe Smith 'f2-fZfAA' T Ehillzles Sglydten N ,L, A V' ,,-, T LV--L, 1L YI ony po a f VVVJA Sl: 'l V'i-W AVA' Debbie Siegel' e W 4 l ' l neeene JOYCE Stodghill AZ, ! ' lbi V ,, iA- ,',, - 1 ' T A ' ' T T , A 55 f A 1. T . W elmeQ 2LTaT?.eSZLllY2 i : T F ' A' Edward Tennveen , T f 6 2 Timmy Thompson A e lem e e Ken TOWN' ' T - e J T Kathy Tficke' 'mm Zif mmmmmm eenm m Te Carol Turner I V, A kr LVV M .fv,, :VV WVVVKV All , Vrfrr 3 kq k-,V iiiiki V-k.k, kk'k ,,,,,V. ei V'kV,l ::,ke ij V:k,kk. ,kg if :Ve iiefi-rl: :-,V kkirr 5 ge '4k,V Anita Ty 5951 1: kk M., , , ifhi- IVV- Tim Ufguhaff T' 'TTl eeme eeneTTT i eTe Kevin Ve ab'e eTT eem me - TTT Mark Vvaites ,E5, ,, .. V V 61 vfgv lk: k.LV:L :i.it.V:.:i: r,,y ,Vk,::.k, iii Ifl ,i k::Lk e ,V kk Anne Marie Watson In ,V L,LVL -VLL,, .-,l ihir. 1 David Whisenhunt N' 5 ' U eL,LT ' e T' emee ' -Te - John Whitworth :VV ,, hhez, VVeVheV Ve , me-mhemAA eeheA L ' T TTT TTTT fm T emnme leem mee e V ix Af l Q fi IIA David Williamson EZY if 'E . T',:T, ' VT,A jri Vee- e :,T. Q , ,e' , ,eAT 5 meml VmkV Y :eeA,A 1 V, Gina Wilson K zg, . 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A I1 if Y ,Q T K J: .K It 5 A A ii A lit reee i An- y ,. -. if .iq , 1-' 2 . l ! ss x K .'Qf . - - f Rx X ll A 5 f gf 1 J Johnnie Cam eron Becky Cam p Bruce Carraway Susan Carter Lisa Cash Mike Casper Bruce Chandler Eddie Chapman Chris Chupp Rose Churney David Cobb Terry Cobb Tracy Connell Barry Cooper Curtis Cooper Zane Cooper Steve Corry Lori Cousino Mayrita Cronin Russell Croteau Angela Crumpton Dawn Crutchfield Steve Cumbie Sherry Daniel Joan Davis Wayne Davis Jimmy Dendler Jane Denning Antionita Durden Ronny Edwardas Katy Elliot Kenny Epperson 4 eff pw 4 ,rw I K, ah 5 YW ,47- 156 How Does ltFeel to an Grade Punk' Fantastic Firm Waller? it feels all right butl stall h e a ways to go CTommy Glllaaml Bag deal CBruce Carrawayl A relief, but I had respect when I was in the 8th grade Clleretha Andrews? Qualified to call 8th graders, subs' iRandy Fowler! errzf1cl CTrac: Petwayl akes ya feel goo CTammy Neall 'l feel just great lt never really bothered me nn e first place 'i Brenda Wa lsonl ' o comment Clommy Scottl ynamste CDanny Jarrardl u ef Ciiteve Cantrell? ar out! CGaye P eppersl All rlghtlu Clien Bohannonl 1 r -S fi l.J'r S ll , V av .. . S s f Q ll ' .ll Vai 4' W ll V'Q A ' ' ll , W . T ' ' . 'I M I d 'I' ,Z 'rt Nfl ,r.rr 4 y , W ' y H my yi yegg ee eirlesp 3 Q ' N . e ND H t gl H2 Us kt orli l1rs S r S D he ll ' 3' . If You Could Spend an Hour With Someone Who Would It Be and Why? Donna Herman Because the look V . . y great. eeoe r gy CRandy Fowler? f Debra Ault, Chery Ballard, V PM as lr la jf' M ai YW l as rr , r T f Ricky Frazier Because he s super, far out guy ' tDawn Crutchfieldl 'My boyfriend Because l miss him so much tDe:dre Whittonl An astronaut Because! would like to find out what rt's l ke an space ' tDave Barnhartl God, so He could tell me how he did everything tMelinda White? My mother, because! never see her tTlm Waller! My dad, becausei love y dad and enjoy being with him CTracy Connelil just to be alone in a quiet place Elton John, becausel l lm ll CDenlse Valleel Melinda, because h 1 foxy chick and I like her ' CTlm Gravesl l 8 .' A ' ' 5 1 ' ' i ' l 0 . V x ini' ,,s, dyuu ,r ' ' ' , T otyle ' ,Q i - r r eers,,e.ee,re jjgg 1 g sq, ll ' ll . . L N I T f f - , f L , fn -nf ....,: - ' g y n - -s 7 syyse or its Y rees n e i e,ert,snessaere,s ' f W W r ,,i up gszl M ' ur Q . - X Q fm , Q A CBermta Broughton: Q g F l 1 M u p ll K v i., A I. VVV i f, - , h ' - 5 . , r ll ' ' A ,f',. f iii P. . . 5,6 S a F 'W , i -4 p U ,T a t - rr' G f up ,,., , I Ag Qi .. ,, 1 p X M 5 Well: Dean Findley Brent Firmery Tommy Flake Sandra Fletcher Margie Fowler Teresa Fox Alan Franklin Monica Fretwell Mark Fuller Wanda Garcia Ray Garner Karen George Mike Ghee Mark Gilbert Voceil Giles Tommy Gillikin Tim Graves Greg Griswold Les Gulley Leslie Gutherie Eric Guthrie Marcus Hardeman Dejee Harper Terry Harper Fran Harris Chris Hartbarger Patti Hauther Terri Hawkins Donna Hayden Jan Haygood Annie Hearing Gary Heninger Shawn Hickey Steve Hodge Gail Holliday Cindy Howard 157 Sam Howell Jeff Hudkins Joanne Hunt Lee Hunter William Hunter Tommy Hutto Brian Ingall Greg Ivey Tim Ivey Todd Ivey Tommy Jakes Cindy Kakey . 5' ' ., V , 6 K ,.N ff ' F E J ' I riff ilile if 4 M, I How Do You Feel About God? ' He s for real C0 livia Tannehilll That He's my Savior and that He's coming back to get me ' tShern Daniel? ' That He is with me all ofthe tPh1llip Van Williams? i lii I i s ' That He is our leader, heaven A or earth ' r CBilly Moore? H Kathie Kane Tami Kelley Lisa Key Andrea Kimsey Denise King Melody King Pam King Bob Kiser Bo Leslie Duane Lewis Mike Littleton Debbie Loew Mary Ann Maguire Todd Mann Janice Martin 158 i ,M x ' 75 V , I V5 W i M In ' . I Af 775259 in 1 i 5 if :, Tw' K Ai r if He s perfect sl thmkthat God is a wonder ful person, and can sometimes e help you when you're having prob ems CAntiomta Durdeni with me CTeresa Meeks? ' l feel everyone should know bout Him, and try to understand lm ll tTammy Neall 'Very strongly, it is the righ H y ay to go rreir Q t tFrank Karas? n' - 2 Q 3 x ll I I 'A lll: He is the one and only I I .Il Il ' I v , ' a Il ' Il I I H I ll tNl ark Zielenskel L It lI ' ' ,, l . I I H' . l ' t ll ' 0 ' .ll , yt Q. - N, tKimberly Johnson! ' ,ff r T I l love Him more than any Ik V V Ihlng , I ,,l ,,,, I We Mat Bem at f -I R time I t ' l believe that He's everywher 1 f, ,f if 5 r - ' -ive? 7 094 1 ,...,, 1 71 3, , . ,DXH we-5 V 4 I . l Q , J :KU 1 J, :X fi' 'Q fn.. . Q ,, ,1.A., M -9- 1 ,M K6 , LK.,,,L, is ,K ni. 544' ' , xl. -- f,.g ix' Y Q A, 1 ll, 4 3 N . , 1 me - s i , la iff ii f ' A 'fd l I wi M K , , ,, IM . N 5 f u if if nel? + . ,Q 1 1 ,UE , ....,,, ., , . 3.-24 . fn-,inf ff 1, . Q 4 8 1- + mf 4 l ' lgewv - ff . . -... 5 a ,S N , ,.,2,-4.71, f ' A iw- -.1 f.: . -4' ' A A ,,J, 3 -Q .rw r A 'H is K ,Q 4 1' 1, 5 :Z . Cal, Paula Mauldin Tim McCall Susan McCulIers Denise McDaniel Marjorie McEachern Terri McWilliams Teresa Meeks Jodi Meltzer Alan Mitchell Steve Montgomery Carl Moon Jimmy Mooney Robin Mooney Carl Moore William Moore Doug Morris Robby Nasworthy Tammy Neal Brenda New Randy Newman Lisa O'Harrow Susan Osborn Melinda Owens Tim Owens Cathy Parker Gaye Peppers Diane Peters 159 Christy Petley Traci Petway Nancy Philips Susan Price John Proper Vickie Pruitt Randy Reagin Robin Reagin Billy Reed Kelly Replogle Susie Richardson Avis Roberts Mike Roberts Barry Robertson Dolly Robertson Lewis Robertson Rodney Robertson Ricky Rudasil Mark Runyan Lynn Russell Kelli Schilleci Tommy Scott Cathy Shaner Greg Shape N Randy Sharpless f. Mary Sheehan 1 7 xwalif v - .1 f K' if J - . - 7 at aww . ,1.. , X. ,,, .:,,, K , S-0,3 5 , , f sa 4 R .- R ra srrlv if , ..5,,..J,,,1 , . , , Q may ,gf- f-- if mf- 1 .. is 4 A l. lf Q 4 ss F -1 15' W W lr Q Michael Sims 160 Are you allowed T S to date? 7 nY Sli - 7 ' N 2 Do you like blmd dates' Ys 13 N 27 Are you proud of L H S 7 Ys 9 No Do you have ' hool sairitu? Y s 57 N Sometimes 14 lf you had 575 what would you do with Buy 3 ice creams Czane Ce er? ' of' - 3 T iloll-.1 ulu' W e - 7 T y ooll all u7l o it 7ul y7 fs f U ' ' .'L, H , 'K ll e H - ll on - he n . - H 7 if? , S' 7 o7o l it fliif-' .f I , , S Q, if ,dk N .f fr A Ld: W ale - .11 , ,cy A 1. ,X , i K -.ffi fl? .. .31 .f 2 f .. SE? Q V' ,,l.. l,. innayuixgq P N ,. Q. 1 Q W . 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V ' S V 5 f if . flfgf . ,'..,f 2 W L' Q 1 gh,, - , I if yi T ' A ' ,Vkk , -' L ' , elsse S 9 S it if! it T ffff f S 4 S si A ,A ix K i X 4 nn Qi at ' lf' 5 ' if Q , s ,yi IN in ,, ' S ign' I h '2- M H I , , -vu H, i is - if 4 xt Gu rj 5 ii gf dv in 'ws k if li 1 Keith Sandow Brenaa Sangster Donna Sayers Jeff Schubach Paul Schwinne Jeff Scott Mike Scott Rachel Scott Wayne Scott Donna Segars Terry Self Angelia Selman Mike Shaw Garin Shy Diane Simone Alan Sims Teresa Singleton Dave Sipsy Joey Smart Nancy Smith Scott Smith Jackie Snipes Joseph Sparks Harold St. Aubin Jerald Standridge Chris Staton Wayne Stephenson Terri Strickland What is the hardest thing to adjustte U I: ' lunch, Um too hungry t iLarry Clement? We are no ionger the oldest, are the youngest Uohn Bradiey? The bus schedule fRay :lil Walking, you have to make at to the room before the be if rucrila Echoisl Changing classes with so many people m the hall ililm Studriardl 'Getting up an early in the morning fRonme Presleyl Getting used to older people b snag you around I renda Sangsterl Homework, at is more than l am used to f arbara Cfmmeral Are you interested in TM 9PP0site sex? .. . ..... .. . . .. S ,r:,. I' 71 :f-l I A , gm il? S a 2 ,, D ' - .5 V. ,f 1 fi K i . -,igV::?Sgf5J1fl'-1 ,.-pf ,J 5ie2i?T1i1Qi,m K ' Qi ,Qi -l . vi, fb .f M Sb, - lf -ISD .A wr f T. li :TV f Kim Studdard Sandy Sullivan Jean Summerford Lori Swenck Kim Taylor Leigh Taylor Arleen Thomas Paul Thomas Ricky Townsend Denise Tuggle Susan Usher Sharon Walker Russell Wallace Melinda Wallis Patsy Warbington Mike Weaver Greg Webb Kenney Wells Gay Whitaker Patty Whitaker Tony Whitehead Mike Wigington Bryan Wilkerson Beth Williams Wade Williams Kim Williamson Charles Wilson Jack Wofford Jeff Wolfe Damon Wood Jeff Wood Cindy Woodall Tim Woods Larry Yarbray Jodi Yarter Cindy Yates 169 Q Y ':, I , ' in -Sm '21, K. f H Q I Q 1 '- 'W ,,,,.. 1.17 dw f,,, Za 'W' km, ,gA.A.A,, b A MI 7a C ,7',v a! Weis ,K Q , W Q Q . 4' -i f .1 A . 2 ff,. 1 ',-- - z- an fi- , ff H 2 , ,,,j f .gum kg 45 fag' ' Q 'iii 121534 y 7 V 6 , ' lr? fr: 'Q . , Z . Our road is made up of many events which help mold our future. The year 1976 brings about the bi- centennial celebra- tion and the presiden- tial election. It has been a time in which fashion has made a turn about from head to toe. Music has be- come an important part of our everyday lives. Movies, such as JAWS, have made a change from the sweet and simple scenes of the past. Changes have also oc- curred here at L.H.S.: Mr. 0'Rourke, our new principal: Judy Hensley, Homecoming Queen: the smoking area, and the fire. These events all join together to make our path even more memorable. 171 gr. mx Q .P , K .9 R N. ,Xml . LkLh VLLVI X M f A V -N' ' s XR Qtr ff. ' sl .X x. , .+ -x .V Q -X k F ' L K W iii' 5 I W Q N Q, x ,, S, ., ,. . is x A i k an A Q i 4-nr ,XA X ., kg x ge v' 'Q ' 1 M - fgw-M w mc 7 BN Q f 3 ' , ' L-1 .5 X x ' 'M ,i - x , iii .... - if 5. X ik i sill. if . K 1'-1 'W I L 3 L A i s .Q .N 1' O i vi Q wi, 1 X 5 L gg 3: ' 5 S K .f Q iw 1 RQ! i ' . 5' X 1 QX.. i , 5 X . M XVMS. f wh Y x 3 . 1- If . . , ,K X . 5 ,X Q ,. f g Z' . V .4 , Q 15 he v Q . - .,N ,. , I .3 - -L ' 2 X - gf ' W, She started as a land untouched Only the tranquillity could be heard. Trees and mountains became her Sii liildren which she nestled in her hands. A welcoming heart and a loving smile made her become the proud nation she is today. She has endured a long yet pros- perous journey. She has encountered hardships which have helped her to grow stronger. She has been stepped on, but only to fight back. She has S never been too busy or too tired to listen. We call her Liberty, Freedom, Mother, and Home. We call her America. To her on her 200th birthday we say thank you. On this road called life, we learn and grow through its many experiences. As we travel its highways and byways, our knowledge be- comes a part of tomorrow. The past cannot be chang- ed, for it's ours to keep for- ever. We must cope with problems, but not be over- come by them. For no mountain is ever too high and no valley is ever too deep. The pebbles can be tossed aside and the dust can be brushed away. We experience the challenge of life and accept its responsi- bilities. We make time step by step until our pathway is complete. lt's a long, long road . . . 174 R, .4 K ,, , 'A .ga 2' v L ,Mr ,x xii' ' 1 in if 5, 'Z ,Zi '39 ifkjffsv iff 'sw we p-ev' Mi , awk fu 4 X ,, 9 .Kuala g ff iiiel f ' e l ll ili Rgslyn il i i o e o i i ili i Cath e ei R iir Carol ' i i l a a yl Lauferi r i ay i j eiio f f e P ,, 'z, T Vill Dalvi do Gi ibeff-Phoiogfap ' Z i li?fl 5515 1 l Lisa Carder f i gefgiizir l o o find lliiol l lie reoor i oolll o l olloooll or to r 'f ' ' f' 'l f i r o i M355 i oeiiii 4 i I ,,,i5 1g, for your support.vWqithout their f i l i hell of them, many blankfpages f W0Uld appear in this lllllll llillll l Justoremember to keep: f stepping forward and if your Q road should cross someone else's, make the most of it, for there is always room for our fellow man. Sincerely, -J. QjlChL7O Nancy I. lVlays Editor I I w 1-i TWO STURES Southeastern Landscaping Co. TO SERVE YOU Where Convenience and Jerry McDonald Friendliness Count Owner 482-6747 HUGGINS Foon MART M 1782 STONE-NITN.-LITHONIA RD. REDAN, GA. Rockland Florist 482-8727 LITHONIA PLAZA 2544 ROCK CHAPEL ROAD 4824408 LOETTE LOWE CONNIE CLACK LITHONIA, GA. 482-2220 482-6640 482-8567 DAIRY QUEEN BRAZIER OF LITHONIA I-20 and Evans Mill Rd. Exit Ken Edwards-Owner-Operator Hugh Moore-Manager 482-7798 e U S. Pat. Off. Am D.Q. Corp 1972 Am. D.Q. Corp. LITHONIA FLOUR AND SEED 7826 CONYERS ST. LITHONIA, GEORGIA 30058 482-8141 OLAN E CHEWNING AND COMPANY ACCOUNTING SERVICES 6978R MAIN STREET LITHONIA GEORGIA 404 482 7459 BOW MAR NURSERY AND LANDSCAPING 2080 483 4720 OLD COVINGTON HWY JUSI 5 minutes from I-'imma CONYERS GA LITTLE FOLKS VILLAGE Day Care and Kindergarten 7675 COVINGTON HVVY. CARLENE AND DON LITHONIA, GA. 482-6550 POLLY-OWNERS Compliments of: SUBURBAN PAVING COMPANY, INC. FRED HILL 482-1203 C.W. BUTLER 482-2480 Evans Mill Standard Service Station EVANS NIILL ROAD AT I-20, EAST LITHONIA, GEORGIA 30058 CHARLES SPINKS 482-6070 1 - KLONDIKE PROPERTIES Developers of CHAPARRAL Builders Billy A. Johnson Charles Milford J. Fred Goddard ,-i.l,, TI..IE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Bedspreads-Drapes-PiIlows-Sheets OF DEKALB COUNTY TEXTILE OUTLET 5422 Covington Highway OF LITHONIA 3220 Glenwood Road 1221 Columbia Drive 482-8137 Phone 6965 IVIain Street 284-5522 Lithonia Ga ASBESTOS INSULATION IVIAGNAVOX RCA PANASONIC COMPANY INC COLEMAN S ELECTRONICS SALES 81 SERVICE 1747 ROCK CHAPEL ROAD 296 7447 LITHONIA GEORGIA REDAN VILLAGE 4830 REDAN RD STONE IVIOUNTAIN GA 30083 OFFICE 482 8759 Gerald Swords Milton Swords 6978R IVIAIN STREET LITHONIA GA 30058 K C CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION, INC CURB AND GUTTER CATCH BASIN THROATS LIDS SPILLWAYS DROP INLETS CONCRETE AND ASPHALT PAVING OLANE CHEWNING SEC TREAS 404 482 7450 LITHONIA DRUG CO 6984 MAIN ST LITHONIA GA PIPER AND BROOKS CReg Pharm I 482 8474 482 8867 Where your health is our business , . W. W. WOODY KEY, OPERATIONS 404-482-6082 THE PEOPLES BANK 'QW' C P. Q: . Q0 ront yar BANK f' K, 15 -531- www wmmwwwwwq 2695 PANOLA ROAD 3065 STONE IVITN STREET PANOLA OFFICE Ph 981 3400 LITHONIA OFFICE Ph 482 7205 OLDEST BANK IN DEKALB COUNTY l 1 l 1 1 1 i I O . vg,U' O Ot' O ' o J . , , 0 , , s 9 , .0 O Q ' . ' 0 O f 10 0 sl'o f ,- O. if , 1 ,ik ' -1 -rm-.. ff A V A -9f,f,,1: n . 33 ' 1 'ff fa 4, 'eff 1-4.,,-H., ', 5' ' -1- ,A J. 'N 2 I BANK . . Y , - 1 'I' t, ', 2 - Y ,,-.vj' c1X1, l 'lf' J, , ' A. -2 Q''JLl,jgwi+Qg3fg?f.J1if -I 1 . - my AW'-W I. .l.ii, 6 fOr Y AL If T1ll1e Doesn t Work For Your Bank Maybe You Should Swltch To Her Bank THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ATLANTA H 81 H MASONRY CONTRS Lnthoma Ga Wayne HlCk5 Brick and Block H' Compllments of JIM BLALOCK YOUR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE 482 1241 VIRGINIA'S TEA ROOM 755 IVIORELAND AVENUE ATLANTA GEORGIA You ve tried the rest now try the BEST Phone 622 6677 Hours 11 a m to 7 p m Q . g 9 - - ' ' Ban 'Il 469-8390 Free Estimates 48249726 1 1 tl I w In r,bk :V - -xiii' ,, yt in i , 11? K 1:21:53 A A V iff ,,L: L ' T A ' .Qs . 1 ,'-: YW w . . I A ..'- ' wqk' L Q .4 QERNQCE S 33 gg COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF: M 81 M APPLIANCE LITHONIA PLAZA LITHONIA GEORGIA n 1 u I 1 FOR THE GIRL NICE THINGS SIMPSON'S FOOD MARKET 765 IVIORELAND AVENUE ATLANTA, GA, You can depend on Simpson's' Compliments of: JOHNggaIv:-:EATING FM 4623 KLONDIKE RD. 482 749I LITHONIAI GA- 482 2792 JIM BLALOCK PII: 482-8318 THERE'S A FORD IN YOUR FUTURE! FOR ALL OF YOUR FUTURE AUTOMOTIVE NEEDS YOU LL FIND YOU HAVE A TRUE FRIEND HERE AT CAREY PAUL FORD 4806 COVINGTON HWY DECATUR, GA. 284-5212 , 4 r Compliments of 482 2226 ' LaCasa COIFFURES CONYERS TOYOTA INC 6980 R IVIann Street Luthoma Plaza Lnthonna Georgia 30058 922 5500 OLIVIA FORRESTER Owner THE LITHONIA OBSERVER Invites you to keep In touch with your friends by subscrnbmg to our news Subscrnptnon rates 1 year S4 00 2 years S6 00 Wuggms Street 3 years 58.00 Lnthonua, Ga. 482 6303 . 11 x,x4'fQ ,rr 1 ,I I., -' . 1 I ', - f . . I . 1 HEWETT STUDIOS Specializing in Weddings Formal Portraits Commercial HEWETT S TOCO HILLS STUDIO 2891 N DRUID HILLS RD ATLANTA GEORGIA 50329 Phil Houston 321 3435 ,M aw, I lIV CB X ,Q :L I. Mi '77 f J I I I , ' WJ, 'A' A nl ,LU MX QI' ' 'if .- ff, . IV I ly I if KS il - f,I!l I li, VIZ! C 1 fn . lf f, X 'mf' , ffyilry A INA. ,U I ,g lu., ,..,,- 7. 5,1 'lf W if 1 'f UM , . ,i 1 i I 1 1 I i LARRY'S SALON FOR WOMEN 4883 Memorial Drive Stone Mountain, Georgia 30083 Haircut Specialists Phone: 292-3561 WESTERN AUTO ASSQCIATESTORE Boulevard Drive J T- Joe Headflck Lithonia, Georgia .thefamil Ownef Bus. 482-2726 Mitchell TIRE C0. QUALITY RECAPPING 2920 Rainbow Dr. Balancing Decatur, Ga. 30034 Brakes Alignment Phone: 241-3411 Shocks When your tires are thin, see Gene or Glen TUn9'UD GRANNY'S KITCHEN - A L-.- ff :: WEDDINGS FUNERAL DESIGNS DeKalb General Flower Shop ACROSS FROM THE HOSPITAL 1034 SYCAIVIORE DRIVE DECATUR GA 30032 CALL IVIARY OR BUS 377 2718 CAROLYN FIELDS HOIVIE 981 6358 WHIT S HONDA EAST WALLS if VENEER if CURBING if RIP RAP EAST METR0 KAWASAKI COFFEY GRANITE COMPANY P 0 BOX 560 GRANITE QUARRYING 8. CONSTRUCTION 483 7254 OR 483 7253 PHONE 482 8868 INTERSTATE HWY 2O c0NYERs GA 30207 KLONDIKE ROAD STEVE WH,TM,RE LITHONIA GEORGIA 30058 LARRY S HAIR SALON Larry Brown owner Sandy Burroughs stylist THE ANNUAL STAFF OF LITHONIA HIGH SCHOOL WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE PLACES OF BUSINESS THAT PURCHASED ADS IN THE 1976 BULLDOG. THEY HELPED MAKE THIS ANNUAL POSSIBLE. Call for appt 482 9752 II II I . .-4. 1 r -T , 7 - .x , A AND . Y! gy?-xg -.-g.. ,Mg I D I . , 0 I X . 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