Lowndes High School - Munin Yearbook (Valdosta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1976 volume:

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Adams Charles Frontera Academics To Sharpen Our Intellects Opportunities To Be Met 6 Leadership And Direction To Inspire Us Goals To Which We Aspired Facilities To Generate Pride 11 Activities To Broaden Our Horizons Competitive Endeavors To Teach Us To Live Life To The Fullest 15 Administration Earns . . . the respect and coop- eration from students and faculty by establishing an efficient system at Lowndes High School. With each of these men comes the understanding and supervi- sion that helps them to maintain school activities with a true Viking Spirit. Mr. Carlton Adams, Principal Mr. Jerry Edwards, Assistant Principal Mr. Ralph Council, Assistant Principal Mr. A. B. Martin, Superintendent 18 Loyalty Mrs. Louise Cook Audio-Visual Secretary Mrs. Judy Kitchens Counselor Mrs. Freda Mobley Librarian Mrs. Sarah Dasher Secretary Mr. George Hubert Registrar Mrs. Betty Rogers Librarian Mrs. Joyce Downs Secretary Mr. Bunnis Williams Counselors Mrs. Mryl Smith Study Hall 19 Mr. Wayne Baxter Science Mrs. Thelma Branham Home Economics Mr. Marcellous Carter Arts and Crafts Faculty Mrs. Faye Altman English Mr. Michael Booker Social Studies Dept. Chm. Mrs. Dorothy Carter Drama and Chorus Mrs. Catherine Adams English Dept. Head Mr. Harry Blasingame Electro Mechanics Mr. Calvin Carter Mathematics 20 Mrs. Corinne Coleman English Mr. Emory Connell Social Studies Mrs. Melba Duncan Science Encourages. . Mrs. Kay Coleman Typing Mr. Bernie Cooper Drivers Education Mr. Howard Freeman Social Studies Mrs. Ann Colson Health Occupations Mr. Calvin Carter Mathematics Mr. Noel George Mathematics Dept. Chm. 21 Scholarship Mr. Keith Gernold English Mrs. Roxanne Hare Spanish Mrs. Sarah Hester Special Education Mr. Bobby Greene Drafting Mr. Billy Hayes Science Mrs. Eva Holt Social Science Mrs. Jean Griffin Physical Education Mr. Wilson Hendrix Industrial Arts Mr. Jim Horn DCT Coordinator 22 Miss Minner Lee Jackson Social Science Miss Elizabeth Jones Speech and Drama Mr. Jeremiah Lawton CVAE Mrs. Vivian Jenrette Mathematics Mr. Robert Joyner Social Science Mrs. Mary Leonard English Mr. Hiram Johnson Science Mrs. Ruby Lastinger Mathematics Mr. Joe Lineberger Agriculture 23 Mr. Ulysses Marable Agriculture Mrs. Juanice McEachin Mathematics Sgt. Morris Moor ROTC Responsibility Mr. Billy Martin Band Mr. Louis McHargue English Mrs. Mary Ann Munro English Mr. Ronald Mayer Social Science Mrs. Juanita Miller French Mrs. Sara Newsome Business 24 Mrs. Margaret Okerson Home Economics Mr. Ronnie Pitcock Physical Education Mr. Steve Rampley Mathematics Perseverance Mrs. Alice Osborn Business Mr. Charles Powell Social Science Miss Gay Robertson Special Education Mrs. Georgiana Pierce Science Mr. Roger Rampley Art Mr. Roger Rolison Social Science 25 Leadership Mr. Newnan Sanchez Drivers Education Miss Barbara Singletary Business Mrs. Martha Teasley English Mrs. Patti Segovis Mathematics Mrs. Emily Strickland Science Mr. West Thomas Physical Education and Coach Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Silcox Science Col. Joel Teasley ROTC Mrs. Linda Todd Business 26 Mr. Price Turner Agriculture Mr. Jack Webb English Mr. Bob Wheeler Behavior Disorders Viking Spirit Mr. Phil Walden Distributive Education Mr. O. C. Williams Drivers Education Mr. M. Webb Special Education Mr. Steve Ward T ransportation Mr. Roy Wetherington Social Science Miss Kathy Winn Mathematics 27 Personnel's Work Reflects Pride The maintenance men and lunchroom ladies of Lowndes High School portray pride and enthusiasm in their everyday duties . . . the maintenance men in striving to keep an immaculate building - the lunchroom ladies in preparing nutritious meals for over one thousand students daily. All of these people devote their time and energy to making Lowndes High School a better place for all students. 28 Swing Choir Designated State Bicentennial Group The Lowndes High Swing Choir, designated as the bicentennial performing group of Georgia, presented numerous shows throughout the state. The profits from the performances were used for the choir's trip to the International Thespian Convention, in Mun- cie, Indiana, in June. (Below) Tyrone O’steen, tech crew member, adjusts the speaker system during a show. ( Right) Swing Choir members sing I Believe in Music. ” 1976 Swing Choir Members: Charlie Fields, drummer, Mark Gray, guitar, Larry Tyson, guitar, Janice Storey, Cathy George, Dawn Guthrie, Anita Osborn, Debbie Lyons. (Second Row) Vicki Slocumb, Jimmy Baraby, Shir- ley James, Donna Parker, Kathy Brown, Brian Ward. (Third Row) Charolette Ganas, Linda Sanders, Robin Blan- ton, Chris Coleman, Danny Donathon, Beth Warren. (Fourth Row) Luke Crawford, Lynn Partin, Ralph Jackson, Teresa Blanton, Cathy Culpepper, Wayne Foster. 30 (Top Left) Chris Coleman captures the emotions of the audience as he sings Feelings. (Top Right) Danny Donathon performs as Swing Choir members sing Kung Fu Fighting. (Right Bottom) Swing Choir mem- bers sing This Land is Your Land,'' during their bicentennial show. 31 Drama Dept. Presents Music Man The Drama Department at Lowndes High School had an exciting year. Besides their major produc- tion, Music Man, the Department performed Gammer Gurton's Needle which won 2nd place in Region I-AAA competition, See How They Run, and 1984. All the plays, under the direction of Mrs. Dorothy Carter, ended with a standing ovation and a hearty applause from the audience. (Above) Alan Osborn displays emotion as he plays Mayor Shinn. (Above) Tyron Osteen shows fear and pain while Pete Beck holds a gun on him in See How They Run. (Below) Cathy George as Marian, the Librarian, gets and gives advice. (Below) The mayor's wife puts together a ballot performance for the townspeople. (Above) Donna Parker as Marian dances with Cleave Moore as Professor Hill. (Left) The quartet, Bob Ricker, Mark Pol- len, Dan Donathon, Keith Davidson sings Lida Rose. (Below Right) The stoical town council dances a fancy step with the music man. 33 AFJROTC Emphasizes Participation This year the Lowndes High School Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps worked very hard in an effort to achieve goals given to them by Col. Joel Teasley and Sgt. Morris Moor. This group provided many services for Lowndes County such as furnishing blood for the county blood bank. The AFJROTC reflects a discipline which is instilled within each one of them. Each member portrays responsibility in everything they do, emphasizing the importance of participation in school activities. Drill Team: (1st Row) Jimmy Jones, Steven Sermons. (2nd Row) Keith Camion, Richard Hagen, Thad Heaney, David Leggett. (3rd Row) Robert Meyer, Noel Thomas, Joseph Nel- oms, Chris Pike. (4th Row) Mark Callahan, Nathanial Bel- cher, Curtis Porter, Tracy Turner. 34 Debaters Capture Region IAAA Title The 1975-76 L.H.S. Debate Team, under the direction of Miss Beth Jones, worked hard all year preparing for area debate competitions. The com- bined efforts of the team proved successful when they captured the Region I-AAA Debate title. (Left) Brett Cantrell and Robert Woodward, first and second place speakers in the region. (Right) Miss Beth Jones, teacher advisor of the debate team. Debate Members: Jerry Arnold, Vance Fouraker, Robert Woodward, Brett Cantrell. 35 Munin Staff Discovers Something to Cheer About Students making up the edito- rial and business staffs of the MUNIN work all year to produce a yearbook that is a credit to Lowndes High School. They attempt to capture the spirit of fair play, keen competition, and willingness to work that have given the '76 Vikings Some- thing to Cheer About. (Bottom Left) Editor Chindel Spriggs and Lynn Flythe crop a picture for the faculty pages. (Bottom Right) Teresa Weeks, Sherry Hall, Kenny Brantley, Betty Gaskins, and Barbara Kovach check a roll of negatives for Activities section. Yearbook Staff: (Left to Right) Charles Frontera, Mike Thornal, Mark Pollett. (2nd Row) Lydia Moore, Chindel Spriggs. (3rd Row) Sherry Hall, Linda Jeter. (4th Row) Betty Gaskins, Sandra Greene, Lynn Flythe. (5th Row) Teresa Weeks, AubRay Martin. (6th Row) Gwen Cowart, Cindy Todd. (7th Row) Cheryl Parrish. (8th Row) Ken Leggett, David Aldaker, Kenny Brantley. (9th Row) Mrs. C. Adams, Advisor; Barbara Kovach. 36 School Newspaper Reflects Student Views The SAGA is the voice of the student body of Lowndes High School. Students may submit their own editorials and opinions to be printed. (Below) Kenny B. Brantley, editor, and Robin Wilson, assistant editor, design a new layout to be used in a future edition of the SAGA. (Right) SAGA members make paper flowers to sell to students on Valentine's Day. The money from the project was used for the annual Scholastic Press Association Convention trip to be taken in May. (First Row) Mrs. Mary Ann Munro, advisor; Cheryl Willis, Robin Wilson, Pam Fletcher, Rhonda Gaskins, Joe Griffin, Kenny Brantley, Editor. (Second Row) Diane Nielson, Tammy Van Meter, Sandy Holtzclaw, Lloyd Green, Pam Corbett, Shiela Swilley, Sandy Pittman. (Third Row) Tina Dasher, Guy Tyson, Karen Montgom- ery, Kenny Coker, Alene Pitzing, Cathy Williams, Beth Martin. (Fourth Row) Teresa Weeks, Sherry Hall, Janet Glisson, Bobbie Colvin, Alisha English, Rita Ernest, Bobby Ricker. Bands Entertain at Spring Concert Mr. Martin directs band in warm up exercises. Woodwind section awaits their cue from Mr. Martin. 38 The first clarinets intently watch and follow Mr. Martin's directions. The Lowndes High School Concert and Symphonic Bands, under the leadership of Band Director Billy Martin, participated in several contests in both marching and concert performances. They attended the 8th district festival held in Albany. The Symphonic Band brought home an excellent in Class A and the Concert Band a superior in Class C. (Top Left) Bands display the trophy which represents excellent and superior ratings. (Lower Left) Hank Mayer plays music under the direction of Mr. Mar- tin. (Below Right) The flute section is a hit at the Spring Concert. Band Shows Much Tammy Sanders (Far Left) holds Old Glory aloft in a display of Bicentennial spirit and pride. The Band has had teamwork, hustle, and desire to make this year a successful one. (Center) Alan Osborn plays a Enthusiasm for Bicentennial Year bell solo accompanied by the band's drum section. (Lower Center Left) Flag Corps Captain, Debbie Baker, marches. (Lower Center Right) Trombone players Jeff Kluball and Greg Griffin perform. (Upper Far Right) Flag Corps members dance to a plowboy routine. (Lower Far Right) Beth Martin, Flag Corps Captain, dances to the popular Varsity Drag. 41 Band Performances Receive Standing Ovations Audiences for the Marching Vikings' half- time shows responded to the performances with standing ovations. They anticipated superb entertainment and were never disappointed. The precision marching, the harmonious music, and the spirited atmosphere left nothing to be desired. In two marching band contests held in States- boro and Rome, the band placed second in Class AAA. (Above) Drum Major, Eric Brooks. (Center Left) Honor guards march during a halftime performance. (Center Right) Majorettes, Ellen Kloberdanz and (Far Right) Fadwer Waters. (Upper Far Right) Drum Major, Roger Snell- grove. (Top Center) 1975-76 LHS Marching Band. 42 Queen and Court Reign Over Homecoming Recognizing ihe Queen and her Court was a great excitement for everyone. Chosen by the student body and escorted by David Tucker, Cindy Spurlock reigned as Queen. Senior Representatives were Linda Jeter escorted by Arnie Copeland, and Linda Hunter escorted by Karl Alderman. Junior Representatives were Susan Bartley escorted by Dale Cook, and Mar- cia Washington escorted by Sonny Foster. Sophomore Representatives were AuBray Martin escorted by Luther Joiner, and Gloria Williams escorted by Tony Irwin. Queen Senior1 Representatives Mr. Adams and Mr. Rolison sample the refreshments at the Homecoming Dance. Mrs. Carter smilingly approves of the Homecoming Court. H o m e c 0 m • 1 n Sideline Cindy Spurlock, Queen, Players study the game. Escort, David Tucker Cindy Spurlock Linda Jeter Linda Hunter Seniors Engage in Varied Activities 47 Do You Know? Is Jr.-Sr. Theme As a final tribute to the Senior Class of 1976 the annual Junior-Senior Prom was held on May 1 at Mathis City Audito- rium. Juniors and seniors danced to lively music provided by the Monorey's and the Dolls. Rainbow streamers and question marks were used to portray the theme of 1'Do You Know? 48 49 Faculty Recognizes Academic Excellence Outstanding athletes are recognized at sports banquets, musicians at band banquets, and at Lowndes High School, students who achieve excellence in academics are also recognized. Honors Night has become the tra- ditional event for this purpose. Parents and friends of the honorees assemble in the lecture room while the fac- ulty presents awards to those students who have excelled in the various departments of the school. 50 51 Outstanding Students Are Honored Plans for Honors Night creates much excitement as honorees receive written invitations from the faculty to attend the event. After the program students are all smiles as photographs are taken. 52 Rolison Urges Graduates to Benefit From Their Experiences Rev. Roger Rolison, a teacher at Lowndes High, delivers the baccalaureate address on May 30 in Martin Stadium to 435 seniors. Senior Swing Choir members sing the class song. Mr. Carlton Adams, principal, congratulates a graduate. Sharon Williams, class president, speaks at graduation. Mr. A. B. Martin, superintendent, delivers the diplomas. 53 I Graduation: Which Road Do We Take Now? For graduating seniors at Lowndes High School, Graduation '76 was a time of fulfilling promises and dreams that had been formed early in their childhood. As each individual goes his separate way, to further educational ventures or into the world of work, all of them will someday reminisce about the good old days at L. H. S. (Top Right) Cathy Williams introduces Rev. Roger Rolison who delivered the baccalaureate address. (Bottom Left) Jan Dasher pronounces the ben- ediction at the graduation exercises. (Bottom) Wayne Foster leads the seniors as they sing the class song, Where the Roads Come Together. (Bottom Right) Mr. A. B. Martin, superintendent, presents Kevin Dow- ney , first honor graduate, his diploma. 54 (Top Left) David Leggett wel- comes audience to the graduation exercises. (Top Right) Emily Moore delivers the Invocation at the Baccalaureate service. (Bot- tom Left) Maureen Poole, second honor graduate, presents the farewell. (Bottom Right) Jane Barrales speaks on the class motto, taken from one of Robert Frost's poems, Two Roads diverged, and I took the one less traveled by And that has made all the difference. 55 Graduation Is a Time for Ceremony, Entertainment (Top Right) Kathy George entertains graduates and guests with a solo at the graduation. (Left) Graduates relax before the program begins. (Right) This graduate has almost too much help putting on his motar- board. (Bottom Left) Nancy Rykard gives the invocation to open the graduation program. (Bottom Right) Changing of the tassels from left to right is one of the most impressive parts of the graduation ceremony. 56 DECA Members Demonstrate Quality The Distributive Education Clubs of America help students gain knowledge about the world of business. The DE members have a head start over most stu- dents since they get involved in business in the com- munity. They work in all areas of production such as distributing, marketing, retailing, and wholesale. (Left to Right, 1st Row) Ann Bartley, Bobby Forte, Danny Moss, Mike Shults, Diane Gaskins, Roy Gaskins, Kenny Brantley. (2nd Row) Paul Webb, Tommy Stewart, Tammy Van Meter, Jerry Evans, Gerold Votaw, James Tyson. (3rd Row) Mike Browning, Louie Hughes, Judy Allen, Cheryl Willis, Richard Russell, Robert Blantio, Becky White. (4th Row) Dale Holston, Tony Walker, Sharon Moore, Kevin Walker, Sandy Ritchie, Debbie Richardson, Angie Goodin, Nancy Ray. (5th Row) Neil Ferrell, Debbie Turner, Mike Thomas, John Crum, William Pollett. 58 This year the DE club of LHS had members go to the state and national conventions. Kenny Brantley, boy of the year, Diane Gaskins, girl of the year, and Roy Gaskins (not pictured) competed at the national convention held in Chicago, Illinois in May. Kenny's area distribution manual placed eighth in the nation. 59 Nutrition Council Advocates Good Eating Habits The L.H.S. Teenage Nutrition Council, under the leadership of Mrs. Patty Segovis, inspired many stu- dents to have good eating habits by placing bulletin boards throughout the school emphasing the impor- tance of a well-balanced meal. (Right) Noel Thomas enjoys a cookie. (Bottom) Sue Devane and Tanja Sowell discuss a phamplet about good eating habits. Nutrition Council: (Left to Right, 1st Row) Bruce Moore, Susie Shannon, Rhonda Norwood, Laurie Bragg, Mrs. Segovis - Sponsor. (2nd Row) Maryann Monroe, Diane Neilson, Patricia Coleman, Phyllis Reed, Deloris Smith, Janice Miller. (3rd Row) Mike Barger, Ronald Franklin, Angie McDonald, Debbie Steedly, Lynn Parker, Anita Osborn, Noel Thomas. 60 Original Compositions Attest to Creativity Lowndes High's most recently organized club, The Vagabonds, under the leadership of Mrs. Faye Alt- man and Mr. Jack Webb, is an outgrowth of the cre- ative writing classes. The group is appropriately named, as members roam about their school and community expressing their creativity as they enter- tain others with their songs, poems, and other com- positions . (Sitting) Carol Taylor, Sandi Holtzclaw, John Young, Karen Montgomery, Carolyn McGowan, Ken Leggett, Barbara Berry, Tyrone O'Steen, Chris Smith, Chris Coleman, Pam Jabon. (Standing) Sponsor, Mr. Jack Webb, Cindy Mott, Sponsor, Mrs. Faye Altman. 61 Jr. FHA Sponsors Student Activities The Jr. FHA's highlights of the year were the trips they sponsored for the students and the club members to Fort Valley and to Six Flags over Georgia. Also, the club's annual Mother-Daughter-Son banquet was a great success. (Below Left) George Waters pins his mother, Mrs. George Waters Sr., with a corsage at the Mother-Daughter- Son banquet. (Right) Emily Moore, president of Jr. FHA won the Betty Crocker Homemaker Award. (Row 1) George Waters, Mrs. Branham, advisor; Louise Battles, Parlimentarian; Emily Moore, Pres.; Janida Wright, Treas.; Ilia Wright, Sec.; Linda Roberts, Vice Pres.; Linda Barnes, Surdelta Foster, Cynthia Gaines. (Row 2) Deborah Montgomery, Sandra Demps, Diane Best, Sandra Brookins, Evelyn Preaster, Jeanette Wright, Lawanda Jones, Sylvia Watson, Cynthia Wright, Deborah Morrison. (Row 3) Jessie Milton, Cynthia Kirk, Velma Williams, Joan McCormick, Elizabeth Fillmore, Evelyn Patterson, Wendolyn Pierce, Renee McFarland. (Row 4) Lois Knight, Zelda Morrison, Norma Demps, Shirley Register, Felecia Shivers, Elizabeth Davis, Marcey Washington. (Row 5) Arlene Belcher, Diane Houston, Ellen Hodge, Phyllis Howell, Shelia Green, Betty Wilson. 62 4-H Members Work All Year While other clubs are wrapping up the school year to end in June, the 4-H Club of Lowndes High School is just getting started. The 4-H Club not only partic- ipates in school activities but also community pro- jects in the Lowndes County Area. (Left) Gwen Cowart and Tommy Love received hon- ors for Girl and Boy of the year. (Bottom Right) Guest speaker Dr. Paul 0. Johnson speaks to a very atten- tive audience at the Annual 4-H Banquet. 4-H Club: (Left to Right, 1st Row) Noel Thomas, Randy Jones, Varina Zipperer, Gwen Coward, Katrina Kirk- land. (2nd Row) Richard Stephens, Cindy Mott, Diane Gaskins, Henrietta Banks, Ken Leggett, Mark Pollot, Beth Sims, Beth Vann. (3rd Row) Darlene Williams, Betty Blake, Diane Best, Racheal Crawford, Debra Star- ling, Evelyn Priester, Linda Barnes, Joy Grice, Diane Wright. (4th Row) Steve Summerlin, Tommy Hare, Ron- ald Franklin, Minnie Arrington, Joe Johnson, Vincent Gardner, Sandra Vickers, Mary Kirkland, Willie Wil- liams. (5th Row) Randy McMullen, Henry Cannington, Robbie Hunter, Mike Washington, Angie McMilliam, Karen Parker, Rusty Cain, Stan Cowart. 63 VOCA. . . A Beginning for Ctudents Vocational Occupational Clubs of America provides students a chance to learn about careers they may be interested in for future jobs. As well as gaining knowl- edge about their careers, the VOCA members are given a beginning. The club helps them find jobs they are interested in. (Bottom Left) Vera Rhym was Girl of the Year. (Bottom Right) Timmy Blanton was Boy of the Year. VOCA: (Left to Right, 1st Row) Gloria Williams, Charles Murphy, Terry Hutchins, Randy Hagan, Timmy Blan- ton, Louis Thomas, Archie Moore, Johnny Washington. (2nd Row) Lizell McCoggle, Mary Knight, Bill Penel- ton, Barbara Jernigan, Bobby Smith, Gil Wright, Betty Jones, Sanchious Black. (3rd Row) Vera Rhym, Linds Roberts, Ben Washington, Lee Jones, Cheryl Riley. (4th Row) Brenda Croffard, Wesley Williams, Rickey Bai- ley, Evelyn Patterson, Gerald Pride, Janice Benning. (5th Row) Charlie Fields, Luke Crawford, Sheila Hodge (6th Row) Frank Nesmith, William Poore, Donnie Tucker, Lula Mae Williams, Millie Chandler, Sponsor - Mr Jeremiah Lawton. 64 French Club Cponsors College Bowl The French Club, sponsored by Mrs. Miller, challenged the Lowndes High School students to a very active year. The club sponsored a college bowl that was held at the school this year. Their plans are to make the college bowl an annual event. Pictured at right are Linda Matchett, Paula Montgomery, Jodi George, John Young, Samuel Matchett, and Kyle Jeter admiring their second place trophy they won at the college bowl. (Row 1) Laurence Fry, Gerry Gergerson, John Young, Pres., Pat Bedone, Sharon Miller, Mrs. Miller, Spon- sor. (Row 2) Jodi George, Craig Roberts, Robin George, Diane Redshaw, Paula Montgomery, Wanda Adams, Berney Ellenburg. (Row 3) Anita Ernest, Kris Thornal, Ruby Romaine, Cathy Winn, Vicky Ergile, Delois Smith, Bernie Ellenburg. (Row 4) LevNell Simons, Sherry Purdue, Ken Leggett, Linda Matchett, Geraldine Capers, Lazelle Thomas. (Row 5) Kyle Jeters, Cheryl Sanders, Tina Dasher, Mariam Dennis, Beth Vann. 65 Future Is Key Word in FFA The Future Farmers of America is one of the oldest organizations at Lowndes High School. It has a concrete foundation of young men and women who are brought together for one cause - improvement of the future through agricul- ture. (Right) Hank Mayer, Jerry Cargile, Henery Cannington, and Hugh Cargile discuss plans for land judging contest. (Below) Thomas Clem- ons, Reggie Robertson, Ronald Williams and Mr. Marable go over last details for cattle judging contest. (Above) Delores Williams puts finishing touches on flower arrangements. (Left) A student works on quarterly welding project. (Top Left) President of FFA, Sam Temples, works outside on year pro- ject. (Above) Mr. Turner checks on plants in the green house. (Row 1) Burt Atkins, Henery Cannington, Pete Beck. (Row 2) Ken Busbey, Hank Watford, Mike Phelps, Frank Whiteing, Loyed Green, Chuck Beatha, Wendel Corey, Steve Sirmans. (Row 3) Glen Cave, Jack Roberts, Cary Thomas, Doug Mays, Johnny Kelly, Jeff Waldon, Marty Carter, Jeff Kiet, James Yancey, Bill Firlong. (Row 4) Kirk Lingburger, Ben Bonner, Tommy Hare, Billy Strickland, Mark Fender, Mason Cannington, Ray Lawson. (Row 5) Robert Mayner, Jeff Lee, Tommy Branhan, Jerry Arnold, Steve Harries, Standley Register, Don Foun- tain, Mark Player, Micheal Imman, Owen Crawford. (Row 6) Mark Welch, Ben Connell, Ricky Bennett, Stan Allen, Robie Hunter, Jerry Cargle, Vincen Gardner, Kenny Riley, Wilber Brookens, Clifford Arnold. (Row 7) D. C. Watkins, Buddy Wisenbaker, Thomas Sims, Pat Brown, James Farrell, Ozell Randolph, LeRoy Crawford. (Row 8) Rickey Marshell, Lloyd Rogers, Wendell Dasher, Steve Summerlin, George McCord, Mike Smith, Richard Stevens, Johnny Sirmass. (Row 9) Mr. Price Turner, Mr. Marable, Steve Starling, Tony Walker, Rich- ard Fesler, Robert Lenhand, John OKeef, Tim Baker, Paul Webb, Novel Roberts, Sally Hudson, Theo Hunter, Wyleen Williams, Joyce Booth, Donald Sirmans, Randy Jones, Ulences Hardy, Ronnie Deholf, Clay Parker, Jody Baker. Jr. Tri-Hi-Y Is Dedicated to Service The members of the Junior Tri-Hi-Y in their second year at Lowndes High are learning how to better serve their school and community. (Below) Tina Dasher admires Teresa Blanton's new Tri-Hi-Y jersey. (Right) Ruby Romaine, Robin George, and Keely Hobbs treat Mrs. Diane Thorton to a package of sweets for Valentine's Day. (First Row) Beverly Cowart, Pam Gaskins, Keely Hobbs, Robin George, Ruby Romaine, Tina Rowland, Gaye Hutchinson, Lisa Sprinkle. (Second Row) Sherry Bennett, Jill Banks, Teresa Blanton, Diane Gaskins, Sandi Pitt- man, Janice Swilley, Pat Grier. (Third Row) Sharon Romaine, Ellen Kloberdanz, Linda Matchett, Angelia Lane, Faye Newham, Sandra Newham, JoAnn Dickey, Susan Bartley. (Fourth Row) Sponsor, Mrs. Martha Teas- ley; Anita Baker, Laura Taylor, Cheryl Sanders, Sherry Sandlin, Carol Fraser. 68 Guidance Council Has Prosperous Year The Guidance Council sponsored by Mrs. Judy Kitchens sold homecoming mums and held the annual Christmas door decoration contest to earn money for a Christmas party for the children at the LARK Center. (Right) Jo Ann Dickey, Mrs. Kitchens, Beth Vann, Marion Dennis discuss plans for the upcoming year. Beth Vann, Felicia Vickery, Mrs. Judy Kitchens, Sponsor; Karen Parker, Debbie Baker, Sharon Berry, Jo Ann Dickey, Sharon Knight, Marion Dennis, and David Franklin. 69 Club Members Learn Spanish Language and Culture The Lowndes High School Spanish Club, sponsored by Mrs. Roxanne Hare, encouraged awareness of the Spanish culture and language. (Below) Carolyn McGowen and Helen Devane prac- tice conversational Spanish in the language lab. (Right) John Downey and Donna Voltz participate with Mrs. Hare in reading and discussing Spanish newspapers. (1st Row, Left to Right) Angie McDonald, Beth Tyson (Sec.-Treas.), Jane Barrales (Pres.), Debi Voltz (V. Pres.), Mary Jo Smith, Greg Bell. (2nd Row) Mrs. Hare, Cindy Folsom, Helen Devane, Carolyn McGowen, Terry Green, Wayne Foster, Donnie Benton. (3rd Row) Mike Thornal, Irma Jackson, Vicky Ergle, Julia McElwain, Sandra Hewett, Ronald Moles, Keely Hobbs. (4th Row) John Crum, Shirlene Bridges, Denise Voltz, Mandi Lucas, Alisa English, Cheryl Miller, Sheila Swilley, Kathy Nussbaum, Ramona Cox, Sherry Coffman. 70 Students Learn Ecology Through Travel The Science Club of Lowndes High School explored the world around them including areas of ecological interest throughout Georgia. One of these trips was to the Okefenokee Swamp located near Waycross. Club members also conducted experiments and numerous club projects. (Left) Buddy Moor shows interest in his scientific experiment. (Center) Kip McLeod and Carlton Patrick dis- cuss club projects. Science Club: (Left to Right, 1st Row) Pam Corbett, Mrs. Strickland - Sponsor, Libby Mclntire, Robin Foster, Sharon Barry, Cathy Nussbaum, Felicia Vickery, Kip McLeod, Chris Grant, Gerald Ferguson. (2nd Row) Jody George, Karen Welch, Lynn Thompson, Lawrence Fry, Michele Crum, Laura Taylor, Patty Evans. (3rd Row) Becky Davis, Sharon Knight, Billy Downing, Edmond Brown, Sherry Davis, Barbara Kovach, Terri Green, Sue Barfield, Cheryl Sanders, Marguerite Moore. (4th Row) Beth Tyson, Bobby Colvin, Alene Pitzing, Carlton Pat- rick, Lynn Patillo. (5th Row) Kenny Luke, Lisa Croft, George Kinney, Buddy Moor. 71 Ferguson Is Elected State President This year the Lowndes High School Beta Club attended both the dis- trict convention and State Convention held in Atlanta. They raised money to attend these activities by members selling everything from jerseys to posters. The Lowndes chapter was well rewarded for their interest. Gerald Ferguson, an active member in his local club, was elected state president for 1976-77. 72 (Right) Jackie Dennis sells Diane Clayton a bicen- tennial car tag. (Left) Carolyn McGowan checks favor material for the state officer election cam- paign. (1st Row) Mr. Charles Powell, Sponsor; Cathy Williams, Katrina Kirkland, Gerald Ferguson, Eve Comileus, James Tyson, Cindy Folsom, Peggy Griffin. (2nd Row) Jan Dasher, Trisha Garnto, John Young, Debbie Wooley, Lawrence Fry, Carolyn McGowan, Debbie Arrowood, Peggy Ray. (3rd Row) Betty Gaskins, Candy Cowart, Mar- sha Nickel, Lynn Flythe, Leslie Coats, Ellen Hardy, Beth Martin, Paula Montgomery, Jody Fletcher. (4th Row) Gay Hutchinson, Debbie Lions, Sherry Davis, Danny Clayton, Julia McElwain, Mike Thornal, Maureen Poole, Anita Ernest. (5th Row) Lynette Gaskins, Kris Thornal, Sandra Hewitt, Jackie Dennis. (6th Row) Pam Bennett, Debra Parrish, Sherry Hardesty, Brenda Batachlor, Sandra Green, Melody Hall. (7th Row) Ricky Flint, Vance Foraker, Becky Davis, Becky Davis, Jane Barrales. (8th Row) David Johnson, Laura Taylor, Susan Bartley, Alien Pitzing, Robert Woodward, Frances Garnto. 73 Council Qponsors Homecoming The Lowndes High School Stu- dent Council demonstrated a concerted effort to make the 1975-76 Homecoming an out- standing occasion. They spon- sored the events including the Homecoming Dance where the Ghetto Union played. (Top Right) Mr. Roger Rolison, Sponsor, plans with Emily Moore, Council President. (Lower Left) Susan Bartley and Sgt. Moor dance to a lively tune at Homecoming. (Lower Right) Sonny Foster and Ashley Jones enjoy the dance held at Mathis Auditorium. 74 (Right) Hazel Jenkins, Emily Moore, and Linda Hunter look up ideas for homecoming. Mr. Rolison, Emily Moore, President; Karen Montgomery, Sandi Holtzclaw, Jan Dasher, Sharon Holmes, Jewell Sharpe, Treasurer. (Second Row) Greg Bell, Jeff Stewart, Paula Montgomery, Gaye Hutchison, Angelia Lane, Fadwer Waters, Mary Lou Blanton, Lynn Folsom, Jackie Dennis. (Third Row) Abby Hayes, Donna Carter, Beverly Cowart, Susan Bartley, Beth Martin, Sandra Newham, Janice Sculley, Neil Ferrell. (Fourth Row) Aubray Martin, Andu Kelley, Bobbie Colvin, Michelle Crum, Hazel Jenkins, Marcie Washington, Anthony Irvin, Ellen Hodge. 75 Sr. FHA Sponsor Varied Activities The Senior Future Homemakers of America chapter at Lowndes High is designed to develop the characteris- tics of young ladies. This is achieved through the activities that are carried on throughout the year such as needle work, foods, child care, and self grooming. (Right) Mrs. Okerson, Brenda Batchlor and Fran Schref- fler work on quilt. (Below) Becky Combuss and Janet Smit work together to put finishing touches on a hooked rug. (Above) Linda Harris and Pam Miley serve punch to fellow members. (Left) Mrs. Okerson, Debra Voltz, and Beth Connell decide on proper place for pic- tures. Sweethearts (Left) Selected Sweethearts for 75-76 Bret Vincent, Dennis Voltz, Jerry Sampson, Dennis Alexandra, Andy Perkins, Debra Voltz, Deloris Smith, Jimmy Jones. (Below) Shelia Irick and Crystal Rowan compare needle work. (Row 1) Mrs. Okerson, Sue Register, Sonia Stalvey, Tammy Whidon, Lynn Peacock, Debra Volts, Debbie Richardson. (Row 2) Rita Earnest, Susie Shannon, Sandra Newham, Mary Ann Biles, Pam Peters, Janet Smit, Perian Williams. (Row 3) Yvette Sirmans, Cindy Mott, Sue Flythe, Debra Starling, Karen Vickery, Marguerette Moore, Pam Miley, Sandra Vickers, Debra Powers. (Row 4) Aubray Martin, Sharon Jordan, Donna Lovern, Beth Connel, Debbie Starling, Cheryl Willis, Beckey Vann, Dianne Walker, Mary Nickson. (Row 5) Ferres Peters, Sherry Croft, Linda West, Liegh Wisen- baker, Sherri Croft, Lynn Thompson, Sabrina Coppage. (Row 6) Mary Mason, Darlene Coppage, Fay Newham, Romonda Cox, Cathy Ulrich. FBLA Theme Recognized Bicentennial The Future Business Leaders of America Club joins in the celebration of the Bicentennial by establishing the theme for FBLA Week as FBLA Leads the Way in the Spirit of '76. The members also honored several area businessmen at a Valentine's Day breakfast. (Below) FBLA members enjoy the Valentine's Day breakfast held at Sambo's Restaurant. (Right Top) Jan Dasher, Miss FBLA, places a poster in the hall to announce FBLA Week. (Right) Lynne Folsom admires the flower arrangements on the tables at the VOT Banquet. The arrangements were made by the FBLA mem- bers. 78 (Below) Mr. Charles Woods receives a plaque from club president, Nancy Rykard, on behalf of Mr. A. B. Mar- tin who was unable to attend the Future Business Leaders breakfast. (First Row) Mrs. Alice Osborn, Mrs. Linda Todd, advisors; Jan Dasher, reporter; Lynn Folsom, secretary; Nancy Rykard, president; Beth Copeland, chaplain; Vicki Parrish, vice-pres. (Second Row) Sharon Parr, Cheryl Miller, Mary Ann Biles, Sandra Rountree, Linda Paulk, Anita Baker, Lynn Peacock. (Third Row) Barbara Barr, Sandra Coody, Beverly Cowart, Jenny Burkhalter, Annette Kellerman, Angelia Lane, Tammy Whiddon. (Fourth Row) Karen Sutton, Teresa Blanton, Marsha Nickel, Cindy Todd, JoAnn Dickey, Shelia Bellflowers, Diane Gaskins. (Fifth Row) Perian Williams, Alicia Ganas, Alisha English, Katrina Kirkland, Debbie Steedley, Louise King, Elizabeth Lassiter, Edith Copeland, Jewell Sharpe. (Sixth Row) Anita Baker, Teresa Hooker, Mar- gie Spearman, Beth Vann, Karen Parker, Norma Jones, Jana Hodges, Sharon Miller. 79 Key Club Demonstrates a Charing Spirit Giving comes straight from the heart. This year the Lowndes High School Key Club proved they have big hearts. Under the guidance of Mr. Howard Free- man, the club gave time and energy to young chil- dren who attended Westside School. During the year, the club members participated in a Christmas Party and a Halloween Carnival for the group. The club is also involved each year in the Special Olympics held at Valdosta High School. Many of the members par- ticipated in the Walk for Mankind held in the Val- dosta area. With the help of Barbara Kovach, Mary- Lou Blanton, and Chris Grant, Key Club Sweet- hearts, the group worked in the concession stands at home football games and collected license plates. Key Club Members: (Top Row) Hank Mayer, Bob Love, Hugh Cargile, Jimmy Rumker, Luther Joiner, Art Hodge, Greg Bell. (Fourth Row) David Johnson, Ray Seals, Doug Mays, Henry Cannington, Jeff Stewart, Lynn Patillio. (Third Row) Coy Brightwell, Buddy Moor, Allen Price, Steve Jordan, Randy Acree, George Kinney, Byron Myers, Kenny Luke, Vance Fouraker. (Second Row) Tommy Griffen, Jack Cook, Secretary; Stephen Par- rott, President Kip McLeod, Joe Griffen, Mike Thornal, James Tyson. (First Row) Sweethearts, Barbara Kovach, Chris Grant, and Mary-Lou Blanton. 80 Mr. Freeman hands out Christmas money to the chil- dren. (Above) George Kinney helps a little girl open her present. (Below) Dale Glenn, Hank Mayer, Doug Mays, and Henry Cannington measure the distance of the softball throw. Steve Jordon enjoys a swing ride at the Christmas Party. (Above) James Tyson displays award winning poster. (Below) Hank Mayer, Stephen Parrott, Sweethearts Barbara Kovach and Mary-Lou Blanton give helpful instructions. Club Enhances Library's Effectiveness Much knowledge can be gained by reading books and by participating in library work. The Library Club, sponsored by Mrs. Freida Mobley and Mrs. Betty Rogers, learned the many tasks involved in making the library a helpful, pleasant place in which students could work. Each member was involved in checking out books, making sure the books were in proper order, and keeping the library neat for the students of Lowndes High School. 82 Mrs. Freida Mobley, Laurie Bragg, Jenny Hewett, Brenda Garner, Perian Williams, Cathy Flythe, Willine Wil- liams, Sally Hudson, Mrs. Betty Rogers, Pam Vickers, Willie Williams, Mike Barger, Bruce Mehan, Ronald Franklin, Debra Powers, Bernie Ellenbrug, and Sherri Fussel. Senior Tri-Hi-Y Inspires Responsibility Every day there are opportunities to do a service ... a smile, a friendly word, a helping hand, an understanding heart, an act of kindness. The mem- bers of the Senior Tri-Hi-Y felt the need to show each of these, especially to children who needed someone to care about them. This group participated in special activities held at West-Side school such as the Halloween Carnival and the Special Olympics. Also by inspiring pride and responsibility in every- thing they do, the Senior Tri-Hi-Y changed every- day routines into moments to remember after they graduate. Senior Tri-Hi-Y: (Left to Right, 1st Row) Chindel Spriggs, Cheryl Parrish, Gwen Cowart, Patty Evans, Cindy Spurlock (President), Lynn Peacock (Treasurer). (2nd Row) Margie Spearman, Sharon Knight, Jane Barralas, Linda Jeter, Sandra Rountree, Mary Lou Blanton, Pam Scarborough, Linda Allen. (3rd Row) Angie McDonald, Debbie Steedly, Helen Devane, Barbara Kovach, Christal Blanton, Debbie Franks (Vice-President), Debbie Moore. (4th Row) Lynn Folsom, Katrina Kirkland, Maureen Poole, Gayle Bellflowers, Cindy Folsom (Secre- tary), Marguerite Moore, Debbie Baker, Peggy Griffin. (5th Row) Louis King, Cathy Culpepper, Francis Gortuo, Debbie Allison, Felicia Vickery, Beth Tyson, Beth Martin; Sponsor - Mrs. Silcox. 83 VICA Provides Work Experience (Right) Dr. John Letson, speaker at the VICA Banquet, pictured with Mike Lawer- ence, Becky Combuss, Robert Linahan, Mr. Jim Horn (Club Advisor), and Billy Downing. VICA Club: (Left to Right, 1st Row) Robert Linahan, Wendell Pipkin, Mike Lawrence, Cheryl King, Billy Downing, Lynn Tabar, Becky Cumbus. (2nd Row) Bruce Hutto, Charles Hall, Kenny Ashely, Tony Elkins, Syl- via Price, Kay Hill, James Yancey, Mr. Horne, Thad Haney. (3rd Row) Jerry Morgan, Allen Hodge, Steve Deacon, Jeff Kight, Danny Keeling, Christal Blanton, Ricky Vickers. (4th Row) Don Porter, Joe Burgman, Randy Newhorn, Peggy Chaney, Mike Smith, Carol Johnson. (5th Row) Paul Sandlin, George Porterfield, Alan Kirkland, Terrie Gross, Judy Rigby, Michale Inman, Barbara Dator. (6th Row) Johnny Kelly, Ben Hall, Bruce Thomas, Willie Lane, Freddie Pendleton, Joey Wheeler, Mike Adams. 84 Vocational Industrial Clubs of America helps stu- dents learn and prepare for their courses of the future by giving them experience in their individual jobs. VICA members include students in the DCT and T I classes where they put to use their knowledge through a work-study program. (Top Left) Thad Heany demonstrates his skill in engine repair which won him a state honor. (Top Right) A student repairs a television set. (Bottom Left) A Lowndes High band entertains guests at the annual VICA banquet held in the school cafeteria. Allied Medical Club Discovers Various Jobs Allied Medical Club discovered this year, with Mrs. Ann Colson's supervision, that there is a diver- sity of professions related to Medical Science. Den- tistry, Anesthesiology and emergency services are a few of the many divisions which comprise the medi- cal field. One of the many activities in which the members participated in was a Medical Circus for Kindergarten students. The children not only watched but also participated in the demonstrations. (Right-Left, 1st Row) Darlene Ponder, Virginia Howell, Debbie Franks, Pam Scarborough, Vicki Parrish, Beth Copeland, Eve Cornelius, Sherry Davis. (2nd Row) Sybil Singletary, Loujeania Shirah, Sandrs Collier, Cheryl Howell, Sharon Parr, Karen Welch, Pattie Evans. (3rd Row) Sherry Mixon, Dorothy Battle, Angelia Collier, Andy Kelly, Tony Parrish. (4th Row) Becky White, Gwen Boatner, Wanda Adams, Teresa Lawrence, JoAnn Jerngan, Sandra Newham. (5th Row) Eddie Lucas, Hazel Jenkins, Mary Jo Smith, Kathy Coddington, Mrs. Ann Colson - Sponsor. 86 Vikings Dedication in Last The Lowndes High Vikings closed the 1975 season with a 4-6 won-loss record. Much spirit and loyalty was shown throughout the season. (Shown on Either Side of the Team) Quarterbacks Kip McLeod and Lynn Pattillo look on as fellow teammates vie for a victory. (Below) Leroy Crawford makes tackle in Westover game. Coaches: (Left to Right) West Thomas, Hiram Johnson, Ronald Mayer, Newnan Sanchez, Ronnie (1st Row, Left to Right) Jack Cook, Kevin McNeil, Wade Jackson, Danny Clayton, Rocky Carter, Lynn Pattillo, Ruben Howell, James Marshall, Foster Anderson, Bernard Shanks, Robert Lee Harris, Charles Burgman, Mike Mcgraw, Ronnie De Hoff, Daniel Day. (2nd Row) George Waters, Arden Montgomery, John Henry Howell, Clarence Reed, Danny Sermons, Kip McLeod, Carlton Patrick, Leroy Crawford, Alvin Brown, Elijah Davis, Joe Harris, Bobby Kovach, Bruce Register, Freddy Delk, James Yarborough, Byron Myers. (3rd Row) William and Spirit Pay Off Home Game Pitcock, Noel George, O. C. Williams. 1975-1976 Football Season Doughtery 13 27 L Monroe 14 0 W Moultrie 0 21 L Tift Co. 10 0 W Albany 7 18 L Westover 7 14 L Valdosta 7 41 L Crisp Co. 32 25 W Bainbridge 14 6 W Thomasville 0 41 L Best Blocker - Byron Myers Best Offensive and Defensive Line - Willie C. Gray Most Valuable Back - Robert Lee Harris Best Sportsmanship - Kip McLeod Vikings . -a Shiver, Bobby Hart, Richard Landrum, John Wiliams, Johnny Washing- ton, Archie Moore, Kenneth Riley, Ben Washington, Kevin Penland, Mike White, Kyle Jeter, Joseph Johnson, Mike McDowell, Kenny Luke. (4th Row) Art Hodge, Jim Rumker, Nathaniel Belcher, Buddy Moor, Luther Joiner, David Johnson, Woodrow Clemmons, Ricky Mashburn, Robert Wright, George Kinney, Roger Felkel, Willie C. Gray, Charlie Banks. Managers: Tony Walker, Jimmy Jones. KIP McLEOD CARLTON PATRICK CHARLIE BANKS FOSTER ANDERSON DANNY SERMONS (Left) Willie C. Gray congratulates Buddy Moor after PAT. (Above) Charlie Banks tackles Westover ball carrier. (Opposite Page, Left Center) Mgr. Jimmy Jones applies ice pack to injured Ricky Mash- burn. (Center) Another Viking touchdown - definitely something to cheer about. (Center Right) Coach Johnson gives instruction to back, Ben Washington. (Right Bottom) Seniors Rubin Howell, Willie C. Gray, Tim Baker discuss last night's game.” (Individual pictures not available.) LEROY CRAWFORD 90 Viking's Gpirit Never Falters The 1975-76 boys’ basketball team proved what an important role spirit is during a playing season. This year’s outstanding spirit was a result of the team as a whole. Even though the boys didn't always win, the spectator could be sure he was in for some excitement. From the quick moves of Sophomore Nathaniel Burks, the high jumping of Junior Willie Bradley to the endless number of baskets Senior Jeff Stewart sank per game, spirit was always the sixth player of the game. (Top Right) Members of the second string watch in aston- ishment as the game moves on. (Bottom Left) Lynn Patillo looks for a team member in the open. (Bottom Right) Referee declares a jump ball between Nathaniel Burkes and Albany opponent. 92 (Top Left) Jeff Stewart scores 2 points over Berrien Co. opponent. (Top Right) Greg Bell runs around from the outside with only the goal in sight. (Bottom Left) Charlie Banks stuffs the ball in. (Bottom Right) Rusty Parker dribbles around Devil player. 93 Managers Support Players (Top Left) Jerry Jones watches in glee as the Vikings warm up. (Top Right) Theodore Hunter sinks another long shot. (Bottom Left) Willie Bradley adds another basket to the Lowndes score. (Bottom Right) Manager Curtis Porter puts up the practice balls after the warmups are over. 94 Vikings End Season: 6-1 7 Lowndes 53 Tift Co. 47 Lowndes 66 Dougherty 72 Lowndes 48 Berrien Co. 59 Lowndes 48 Moultrie 62 Lowndes 50 Bainbridge 58 Lowndes 61 Valdosta 73 Lowndes 62 Thomasville 64 Lowndes 78 Brooks Co. 59 Lowndes 55 Moultrie 64 Lowndes 63 Westover 77 Lowndes 86 Brooks 66 Lowndes 54 Valdosta 66 Lowndes 54 Tift Co. 57 Lowndes 60 Thomasville 67 Lowndes 29 Crisp Co. 40 Lowndes 57 Berrien Co. 65 Lowndes 53 Monroe 49 Lowndes 45 Albany 51 Lowndes 55 Bainbridge 62 LOWNDES CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT Lowndes 65 Tift Co. 59 Lowndes 52 Way cross 54 SUBREGION TOURNAMENT Lowndes 83 Thomasville 64 Lowndes 47 Bainbridge 74 (First Row) Reggie Holloway, Rusty Parker, Nathaniel Burks, Willie C. Gray, Charlie Banks, Rocky Carter, Woodrow Clemons, Greg Bell, Head Coach Charles Cooper. (Second Row) Lynn Patillo, Arden Montgomery, Alvin Brown, Jeff Stewart, Willie Bradley, Nathanel Jackson, Lewis Hargett, Donald Green, Theodore Hunter, Manager Curtis Porter. Vikettes Eam As 1976 marks our country's bicentennial, it also marks a decade of basketball at Lowndes High. The Vikettes have come a long way from the first LHS girls' basketball team. Many hours of hard work has brought the girls to their fourth consecutive Region Title. The sophomores on this year’s team provided the extra flame that was needed to keep the Vikettes on the move. (Top Right) Sophomore Marcia Player moves down the court to score 2 more big points. (Bottom Left) Karen Parker, sophomore, looks around for someone in the open to pass to. (Bottom Right) Junior Rosalyn Williams puts one in over Ber- rien opponent. 96 Fourth Region Title The seniors of 1976 provided the extra enthusiasm and determination that led them on to the semi- finals of the State AAA Finals. (Top Right) Creacy Clemons moves in for a layup while the Tifton Angels watch in the foreground. (Bottom Left) Bar- bara Kovach hunts for a fellow Vikette in the open. (Bottom Right) Helen DeVane escapes a near pinup. 97 Vikettes Pay the Price (Top Left) Mary Lou Blanton puts two more on the board. (Top Right) Coach Cooper gives Marcia Player instructions on where to go. (Bottom Left) Faye Hart shoots in the last seconds of the game. (Bottom Right) Cindy Todd blocks opponent from making 2 points. 98 End Season 23-6 Lowndes Lowndes Lowndes Lowndes Lowndes Lowndes Lowndes Lowndes Lowndes Lowndes Lowndes Dougherty Berrien Co. Moultrie Bainbridge Valdosta o Thomasville Brooks Co. mti Tift Co. Berrien Co. Moultrie . 27 36 51 s '26 30 41 43 46 36 Lowndes w | Lowndes! Lowndes f H Lowndes Lowndes v 53 Crisp Co. 1 Ye 74 Albany 34 60 Bainbridge 36 m WNDES CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT Tift Co. Berrien Co. Lowndes Lowndes SUBREGION 59 Moultrie 61 Thomasville 43 46 39 41 Lowndes 64 Westover 19 REGION Lowndes -TU33 i Brooks Co. 35 Lowndes 59 Monroe 26 Lowndes 51 Jk . Valdosta 40 Lowndes 51 Tift Co. 35 Lowndes 77 Tift Co. 36 ■ Vmrj Lowndes 57 Thomasville f 4 b STATE TOUR Lowndes 47 Berrien Co. 57 Lowndes 53 Southwest 39 Lowndes 69 Monroe 37 Lowndes 38 Waycross 51 99 (First Row) Donna Carter, Creacy CLemons, Helen Copeland, Rosalyn Williams, Faye Hart, Head Coach Charles Cooper. (Second Row) Assistant Coach lean Griffen, Faye Roberts, Debra Montgomery, Phyllis Cope- land, Karen Parker, Cindy Todd, Monica Brown, Manager Helen Copeland. Varsity Cheerleaders Meet Challenge As all high schools begin a new year filled with excited sophomores, the cheerleaders face a challenge of introducing the sophomores not only to the school, but to school spirit and cheers. And like most years the challenge was conquered. This year’s squad consisted of seven juniors and three senior girls who have cheered together since the tenth grade. The captain of this year's squad was Jane Barrales; first co-captain, Linda Hunter; second co-captain, Linda Jeter. The other cheerleaders were Marie Rolfe, Sharon Holmes, Susan Bart- ley, Lynn Thompson, Tammy Cooper, Shelia Pattillo, and Morresia Randolph. (Below Right) Miss Jackson, cheerleader sponsor. (Bottom Left) Cheerleaders shown after receiving their trophies for this year. 1-75 HWY. 94 VALDOSTA, GEORGIA 31601 Track Team Region 1-AAA Champs This year's track team accomplished many of their goals through hard work and practice. As a team they won the region, and as individuals they exceeded many of their own goals. (Right) Arden Montgomery shows speed in the hur- dles. (Left Below) Charlie Banks prepares to throw the discus. (Right Below) James Pierce clears the long jump bar. Coaches Sanches and Johnson. (Row 1) Danny Sermons, Jack Cook, James Pierce, Ronald Williams, Charlie Banks, Jerry Sampson, Willie Sanders, Donald Green, Leroy Crawford, Eugene Hodge. (Row 2) Jimmy High- tower, Jimmy Jones, Manager; George Waters, Willie Bradley, Arden Montgomery, Charles Burgman, Fred Stringfield, Michael Washington, Willie Gray. (Row 3) James Yarbrough, Tony Parrish, Kevin McNeil, Ben Bonner, Louis Hargett, Bobby Kovach, Donald Lucas, Danny Crowder, Terry Lucas, Michael Washington. 102 (Right) Donald Green does the long jump. (Far Right) Jack Cook completes the 1-mile race. (Left Below) Eugene Hodge prepares for the 880 relay. (Right Below) Jerry Sampson finishes the triple jump. (Left Bottom) Randy Wash- ington runs the 880 race. (Right Bottom) George Waters vaults a 9'6 . Junior Varsity Teams Shows Spirit Pride . . . Spirit . . . Enthusiasm . . . Throughout the year the Lowndes High School Junior Varsity team established these as charac- teristics in each of their team members. Although the team aimed first at winning, it was apparent that pride and spirit surrounded them the entire year as these baby Vikings matured into full-fledged Vikings. The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders, under the guidance of Mrs. Alice Osborn, kept the Viking Spirit at a high peak especially at difficult times in the games. (Bottom Left) Coach Ron Pitcock, Junior Varsity Basketball Coach, had an outstanding season with a 8-3 record. (Bottom Right) Mrs. Alice Osborn, Junior Varsity Cheerleader Sponsor, helped the girls with any problems they had as well as showing her Viking Spirit at all the games. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: (Bottom to Top, Left to Right) Selina Coppage, Sherri Hardesty, Anita Ernest, Kris Thornal, Felicia McHargue, Lynn Flythe, Sponsor - Mrs. Alice Osborn. Basketball Team: (Left to Right, First Row) Robert Purvis, Alvin Brown, Don Smitt, Anthony Irvin. (Second Row) Dale Glenn, Louis Hargett, Rocky Carter, Woodrow Clemons, Clifford Arnold, Kenny Luke. Coach - Ron Pitcock. 104 Baseball Team: (Left to Right, Standing) Don Smitt, Victor Myers, Willie Williams, Andy Plair, Kenneth Hardy. (Sitting, First Row) Keith Moore, Brett Vincent, Scott Layman. (Sitting, Second Row) Lenny Shaffer, Steve Nelson, Jeff Parrish, John Flores. Coach - Noel George. Football Team: (Left to Right, First Row) Fred Stringfield, Jeff Harrison, David Jordon, Ronnie DeHoff, Neal Carter, Mike McGraw. (Second Row) Rocky Carter, Clarence Reed, Daniel Day, Donnie Thomas, Robert Pur- vis, Bucky Davis, Donny Crider, Wade Jackson. (Third Row) Kyle Jeter, James Rodgers, Alvin Hammock, John Williams, James Yarbourgh, Woodrow Clemons, Nathaniel Burkes, Kevin McNeil, Mike McDowell, Tim Yor- key. Coach - Noel George. 105 Tennis Team Ranks 3rd in Region The L.H.S. Tennis Team, coached by Keith Gernold, expe- rienced a very successful season, the best in the history of the team. Several members of the boys' team went to state compe- tition. Mike Hunnicut and Chris O'Neal, who placed second in Region IAAA in boys’ doubles and Andy Davis, who placed second in Region in boys' singles, com- peted in the State meet in Macon. (Left to Right) Keely Hobbs, Sandra Green, Debbie Steedly, Abby Hayes, Tina Dasher, Chindel Spriggs, Jody George, Maryann Ivey, Lydia Moore, Ken Leggett, Andy Perkins, Butch Chapman, Chris O'Neal, Mike Hunni - cutt, Randy Acree, Andy Davis, Coach Keith Gernold (Kneeling). 106 Golf Team Demonstrates Pride With the expanded group of high school teams and greater emphasis on the sport, more stu- dents participated in the golf program at LHS. The team fin- ished 5th in the Region IAAA tournament at Moultrie. Under the guidance of Coach West Thomas the team portrayed a sense of pride and spirit. (Bottom Right) Lynn Patillo was low-point man for the team this year. Golf Team: (Left to Right) Jimmy Brigman, Ray Seals, John Downy, Lynn Patillo, Ron Moles, Chuck Bethea, Andy Plair, Joey Miley, Ricky Seahorn, Debbie Wooley. Baseball Team Has Exciting Season (Courtesy of Valdosta Daily Times) Producing an exciting baseball season for some teams is really dif- ficult, but not for the Lowndes High Vikings. Even down to the last game the team kept the spirit up and made a hard drive to win. When the team got in a bad situation, coach Noel George pulled plays out of his magic hat that worked almost every time. With dedicated team members who played with broken arms and sprained ankles, that true Viking Spirit was always on the scene. The Vikings ended their sea- son with a satisfying 12-6 record which placed them in a sub-region playoff with cross-town rivals, the Valdosta Wildcats. 108 Lowndes 19 Waycross 2 Lowndes 6 Moultrie 0 Lowndes 7 Thomasville 6 Lowndes 9 Godby of Tallahassee 8 Lowndes 1 Godby of Tallahassee 3 Lowndes 6 Berrien 3 Lowndes 1 Valdosta 2 Lowndes 10 Berrien 0 Lowndes 9 Bainbridge 2 Lowndes 4 Waycross 5 Lowndes 7 Moultrie 4 Lowndes 3 Thomasville 1 Lowndes 14 Bainbridge 1 Lowndes 2 Central of Thomasville 6 Lowndes 4 Central of Thomasville 6 Lowndes 17 Fitzgerald 3 Lowndes 8 Valdosta 1 Lowndes 2 Valdosta 3 (Courtesy of Valdosta Daily Times) (Left to Right, 1st Row) Coach Ronald Mayer, Alvin Brown, Greg Hagan, Coy Brightwell, Mike Thornal, Joe Kelly, Mike McKenzie, Rubin Howell, Robert Lee Harris, Coach Noel George. (2nd Row) Sharron Moore, Lynn Thompson, Joe Griffin, Jay Cobb, Buddy Moor, Kip McLeod, Kenny Luke, Kevin Downey, George Kinney, Gregg Bell, Rocky Carter, Terri Green, Sheila Patillo. (3rd Row) Curtis Porter (Manager), Richard Landrum, Stephen Parrott, Jeff Harrison, Steve Jordan, Dean Sorrells, Bill Love, James Marshall, Bill Register, Keith Cloud (Manager). 109 Sports Banquets Recognize Athletic Achievements The highlight of any sport, whether baseball, bas- ketball, football, track, tennis, or golf is the sports banquet and the presentation of awards. The awards this year in baseball (Right) went to Kip McLeod, most valuable; Mike McKenzie, highest batting average; Robert L. Harris, best outfielder; Greg Bell, clutch hitter; Kevin Downey, best infielder; and Ruben Howell, most hustle. The tennis (Bottom Right) awards went to Chris O'Neal, best doubles; Jodi George, most improved; and Mike Hunnicutt, best doubles. The Mr. Viking Award (Bottom Left) went to Charlie Banks, who proved his achievements in football, basketball, and track. The football awards (Bottom) went to Willie C. Grey, best defense and best offensive lineman; Robert L. Har- ris, best back; Byron Myers, best tackle; and Kip McLeod, most spirited. Tennis Awards: (Top Left) Chindel Spriggs and Andy Davis. Girls' Basketball Awards: (Top Right) Creasy Clemons, Faye Hart, Karen Parker, Rosalyn Wil- liams and Marcia Player. Track Awards: (Middle Left) Randy Washington, Jack Cook, Ronald Wil- liams, Leroy Crawford, and Lewis Hargrett. Golf Awards: (Middle Right) Ray Seals. The Miss Viking Award (Above) went to Creasy Clemons for outstand- ing achievements in basketball. Boys' Basketball Awards: (Across) Charlie Banks, Rusty Parker, Theo- dore Hunter, Willie Bradley, and Jeff Stewart (Not Pictured). 112 ■ CLASSES 113 Seniors Find Things to Cheer About For the Senior Class of 1976 the years have brought many examples of victory and events to cheer about. But through it all runs a ribbon of sturdy silence. Togetherness cannot be explained by noises or words. Happily they celebrate graduation and look toward the horizon with hopeful anticipation. (Below) Seniors, Kenny Meeks and Becky White pick Cindy Spurlock, Vice President; Sharon Williams, President; Cheryl Parrish, Treasurer; Chindelln Spriggs. (Second Row) Crystal Blanton, Jane Barrales, Linda Jeter, Gwen Cowart, Sue Shannon, Rita Earnest, Mary Lou Blanton, Mr. Ronald Mayer, Sponsor. (Third Row) Helen DeVane, Peggy Chaney, Felecia Vickery, Beth Tyson, Cindy Folsom. (Fourth Row) Kip McCleod, Sharon Barry, Tony Walker, Fadwer Waters, Edith Cope- land, Creasy Clemmons, Secretary. 114 Mike Adams Wanda Adams Karl Alderman Judy Allen Linda Allen Linda Allen Debbie Allison Christine Arrington Kenny Ashley Doreen Ayala Debbie Baker Jackie Baker Tim Baker Cynthia Balloon Charlie Banks Polly Banks 115 Sue Barfield Linda Barnes Barbara Barr Jane Barrales Jeff Barrett Ann Bartley Diane Bass Brenda Batchelor Louise Battles Pete Beck Arlene Belcher Greg Bell 116 Shelia Bellflowers Barbara Berry Karen Bennett Sharon Barry Danny Blanchard Crystal Blanton Mary Lou Blanton Denise Blue Gwen Boatner Joyce Booth Annie Bradley Ossie Bradley 117 Kenny Brantley Karen Brevig Anita Brinson Wilbert Brooken Edmond Brown Steve Browning Joe Burgman Greg Butler Ricky Cabral Rusty Cain Keith Camion Henry Cannington Gary Cantrell Hugh Cargile Danny Carter Gary Carter 118 Mike Carter Terry Carter Chris Cave Peggy Chaney Jerry Clark Creacy Clemmons Kathy Coddington Patricia Coleman Sandra Collier Becky Combass Larry Cone Beth Connell Jack Cook Arnie Copeland Beth Copeland Edith Copeland 119 Helen Copeland Sabrina Coppage Robert Coppy Gwen Cowart Alfred Crawford Owen Crawford Rachel Crawford Debbie Croft John Crum Randy Daniels Jan Dasher Andy Davis Elma Davis Kathryn Davis Judy Delaney Helen DeVane 120 Charlie Dickson Steve Dowling Martha Drennon Ronnie Duff Bennie Duggar JoAnn Edwards Alisa English Rita Ernest Patti Evans Debbie Farmer Denise Fason Roger Felkel Morris Ferguson Pam Fletcher Kathy Flythe Cindy Folsom 121 Lynne Folsom Jerry Foster Sonny Foster Surdelta Foster Wayne Foster Debbie Franks Mack Freeman Bill Furlong Charolette Ganas Bernard Gardner Rhonda Gaskins Roy Gaskins Cathy George Angie Goodin Frances Gornto Mark Gray 122 I Believe in the Tooth Fairy. Tommy Griffin Rocky Griner Jenny Grubbs Susan Hagan Benjie Hall Charles Hall Sherry Hall Jeff Harder 123 Jimmy Harnage Geneva Harrell Jackie Harris Robert Harris Randy Hart Randy Hawkins Lynn Hayes Patty Heffron Jerry Hendley Bret Hendericks Barbara Herring Sandra Hewett Jimmy Hightower Eddie Hill Kaye Hill Art Hodge 124 Eugene Hodge Dale Holston Sandi Holtzclaw Diane Houston Harry Howell Sally Hudson Mike Hunnicutt Issac Hunter Linda Hunter Theodore Hunter Bruce Hutto Emma Irvin Pam Jabon Nathan Jackson Shirley James Hazel Jenkins 125 Marvenia Jenkins Linda Jeter JoAnn Jernigan Allen Johnson Collis Johnson Dixie Johnson Luther Joiner Barbara Jones Bennie Mae Jones Ethel Jones Jimmy Jones Norma Jean Jones 126 Norma Jean Jones Randy Jones Sharon Jones Sharon Jordan Johnny Kelly Rhonda Kennedy Cheryl King Louise King Annie Kirk Katrina Kirkland Jeff Kluball Sharon Knight Barbara Kovach Cathy Lane Carla Lassiter Elizabeth Lassiter 127 Mike Lawerence David Leggett Janice Lightsey Robert Linahan Janice Love Sheila Love Edward Lucus Arletha Manning Ray Marcantel Janice Marsh Beth Martin Elaine Matchett Cynthia Mathis Doug Mays Cathy Mead Bruce Meehan 128 Curtis Melton Robert Meyer Margaret Miller Becky Moncreif Karen Montgomery Colleen Moore Debbie Moore Debra Moore Emily Moore Margarette Moore Debra Morrison Danny Moss Mike Mullins Byron Myers Otis McCann Bubba McCord 129 Angie McDonald Mike McKenize Louise McKinnon Mary McKinnon Kip McLeod LaVerne McMillian Shirley McMillian LaVerne Miller Tyrone O'Steen Alan Osborn • Beverly Orr Brenda O'Neal Gary Palmer Donna Parker Rusty Parker Sharon Parr 130 Evelyn Patterson Lynn Peacock Freddie Pendleton James Pierce William Pollett Maureen Poole Cheryl Parrish Vicki Parrish Carlton Patrick Carolyn Patterson When you play with fire you might get burned!!! 131 William Poole Jerry Powell Evelyn Preaster Nancy Ray Alan Price Sylvia Price Phyllis Reed William Register Wendell Rentz Deborah Richardson Judy Rigby Samuel Riley Linda Roberts Linda Roberts Velma Roberts Ike Robinson 132 Reginald Robinson Sandra Rountree John Rozar Herman Rozier Nancy Rykard Jerry Sampson Cathy Sanders Linda Sanders Pam Scarborough Fran Schreffer Maria Sculley Ray Seals Danny Sermons Stephen Sermons Suzanne Shannon Jewell Sharpe 133 Donald Shurtleff Becky Sims Gail Sims Alvin Siimans Donald Sirmans Steven Sirmans Debra Skinner Bob Smith Chris Smith Cindy Smith Keith Smith Roger Snellgrove Margie Spearman Chindel Spriggs Cindy Spurlock Arnie Starling 134 Resa Starling Debbie Steedley Trudy Stephenson Kim Stevens Jeff Stewart Ben Stringfield Albert Stokes Ann Suggs Karen Sutton Lynn Tabor Carol Taylor Sam Temples Beverly Thomas Carey Thomas Carl Thomas Dona Thomas 135 Michael Thomas Richard Thomas Willie Thomas Lazell Thompson Linda Thompson Beth Tyson James Tyson Cheryl Ussery Felicia Vickery Debbie Voltz 136 Jessie Washington Debra Walker contact??? Tony Walker Fadwer Waters Hank Watford Susan Way Paul Webb, Teresa Weeks Bobby Welch Tammy Whiddon Annie Ruth White Becky White 137 Eva Williams Sharon Williams Wiliene Williams Cheryl Willis 138 Robert Woods Ken Woodberry Debra Woodson Get down! ! ! Betty Jean Wilson 11a Wright Jeanette Wright Willie Zanders 139 Juniors Entertain Geniors at Prom The 1975-76 Jr. Class, sponsored by Mrs. Vivian Jenrette, had several busy students who were involved in interesting activities. Their main pro- ject this year was sponsoring the annual Jr.-Sr. Prom. (Right) Jackie Wright, Paula Montgomery, Rocky Carter, Cynthia Wright, Trish Gornto, Marcy Washington, Janarda Wright, and Lynette Gaskins prepare decorations for Jr. -Sr. Junior Class Cabinet: (First Row) Dean Ernest, Gerry Ferguson, President; Pam Bennett, Robin George, Heneritte Banks, Kathy Nussbaum, Trisha Gornto, Sharon Holmes, Cindy Storey. (Second Row) Cathy Culpepper, Eve Cornelius, Ricky Flint, Laurence Fry, Pat Bedone, Darlene Brannen, John Young, Ruby Romaine, Brenda Gar- ner. (Third Row) John Folsom, Kelly Hobbs, Jill Banks, Scott Bragg, Paula Montgomery, Shen Bennett. (Fourth Row) Wade Courson, Brain Ward, Robin Wilson, Lynn Gaskins, Michele Mitchell, Linda Matchett, Susan Bart- ley, Carolyn McGowan. (Fifth Row) Jackie Wright, Ellen Hodge, Mike Thornal, Marsha Tomlinson, Janarda Wright, Cathy Winn, Rocky Carter, Craig Roberts, Cynthia Wright, Samuel Matchett, Lula Mae Williams. 140 Randy Aeree Glen Adams Jimmy Alexander Sharon Allan Jimmy Amiot Edward Anderson JoAnne Anderson Wilma Anderson Evelyn Arrington Bert Atkinson Sandra Austin Phyllis Bailey Anita Baker Danny Baker Jodi Baker Dale Barger Leah Bargeron Bill Barnaski Susan Bartley Elaine Batchelor % Henrietta Banks Jill Banks Steve Bass Randy Becton Cheryl Bell 141 Greg Benneu Pam Bennett Sherry Bennett Wayne Bennett Donnie Benton Joyce Berrian Gloria Berrian Diane Best Mika Bethea Mary Ann Biles Laverne Bines Betty Blake Donna Blake Alice Blanton Debbie Blanton Katrina Blanton 142 Robert Blanton Teresa Blanton Pat Bodene Frankie Bohannon Jack Bolen Jeanette Booth Willie Bradley John Brady Larry Bragg I know it's up here somewhere! 143 Michael Browning Margie Buckner Kenny Butler Jenny Burkhalter Brett Cantrell Annie Carter Becky Carter Edward Carter Rockney Carter Sherry Carter Wonnie Chaney Butch Chapman Joan Clark Danny Clayton Keith Cleod Kenny Clifton Chris Coleman Cathy Collier Gina Cone 144 Durwin Cooley Darlene Cooper Tammy Cooper Tammy Copeland Charles Corbitt Luke Corbitt Eve Cornelius Wade Courson Beverly Cowart Stanley Cowart Sherry Croft Darlene Crum Cathy Culpepper Julie Daniels Tina Dasher Beth Davis Kim Davis Martha Davis Sherry Davis 145 Slyvester Davis Theresa Davis Alan Deacon Steve Deacon Clifton Dehoff Freddie Delk Norma Demps Marion Dennis Randy Dewitt JoAnn Dickey Belinda Dodd Kevin Downey Sheila Duckworth Dena Earnest Mark Elkins Bernie Ellenberg Jody Ellis Vicki Ergle Paul Ewertz 1 46 Jerry Evans Jerry Evans Mark Fender Gerald Ferguson Richard Fessler Queen Fillmore Debbie Flagg John Flores Ricky Flynt Larry Flythe Sherry Flythe John Folsom Phillip Foster Dewey Fountain Wanda Franklin Carol Fraser Lawerence Fry Cynthia Gaines Brenda Garner 147 Patricia Garnto Betty Gaskins Diane Gaskins Lynette Gaskins Pam Gaskins Lynn Gay James Gifford Robin Foster Robin George Roy Gonzales Grace Gornto Jerry Gornto Terry Gornto Chris Grant Terry Green Terry Greene Bobby Gregory Patricia Grey Pat Grier 148 Gayle Griffin Greg Griffin Joe Griffin Dawn Guthrie Greg Hagan Randy Hagan Richard Hagan Sonya Hagan Cindy Hall Marty Hall Judy Hammons Kenny Hardy Freeman Hargrett Unesse Hargrett Mike Harnage Alan Harrell Beverly Harrell Linda Harris Thad Heaney 149 Montinez Johnny Hill Keely Hobbs Napolean Hogan Teresa Horne Henderson Bernice Hiltburner Allen Hodge Ann Holmes Cheryl Howell Danny Herrin Ellen Hodge Franklin Holmes Phyllis Howell Jana Hodges Sharon Holmes Reuben Howell Carrie Hogan Keith Howze 150 Debra Hughes Louie Hughes Joseph Hunter Gaye Hutchinson Allen Hutton Janice Hymns Mary Ann Ivey Carlton Jackson Leon Jackson Wade Jackson Danny James Laura James Edward Jenkins Nancy Jenkins David Jernigan Charlene Johns David Johnson James Johnson Rose Johnson 151 Albert Jones Charles Jones Doug Jones Lawanda Jones Steve Jordan Tony Judge Angela Kelly Joe Kelly Ray Kelly Sabrina Keene Annette Kellerman Bobbie Jean Kennedy George Kenny Solomon Kersey Susie Kertez Edward Kier Teresa Kier 152 Willie Kier Willard King David Kinsey Allen Kirkland Ellen Kloberdanz Cynthia Kurt Richard Landrum Angelia Lane Annette Lamar Gene Lavender Teresa Lawerence Ray Lawson Diane Lee Ken Leggett Jimmy Letcurnea Gary Lightsey Bill Love 153 Gerald Votaw Bob Love Donna Lovern Connie Lucus Joyce Luke Samuel Matchett Brian Marshall James Marshall Rhonda Martin Ricky Mashburn Craig Mathis Peggy McArthur George McCord Joan McCormick Frankie McDaniel Mike McDowell 154 Julia McElwain Carolyn McGowan Mike McGraw Brian McLeod Angie McMillian Albert McQueen Beverly Williams Debbie Meuller Ira Miley Pam Miley Vanessa Miley Cheryl Miller Lloyd Miller Ronnie Miller Sharen Miller Sherry Miller Gienda Mitchell Michelle Mitchell Sharon Mixon Ronald Moles Mary Ann Monroe Arden Montgomery Brenda Montgomery Paula Montgomery Bruce Moore 155 Cleve Moore Debbie Moore Dixie Moore Iris Moore Lydia Moore Sharon Moore Buddy Moor Ben Morgan Jerry Morgan Virginia Morgan Cynthia Morrison Tim Morrow Brenda Mosley Patricia Mote Urban Moulter Mararette Mulligan Cindy Myers Liz Nash Mike Nelson Faye Newham Sandra Newham Diane Nielson Don Norman Gary Norman Kathy Nussbaum 156 John O'Keefe Christopher O'Neil Curtis Orr William Owens Lynn Parker Diane Parnell Chuck Parrish Steven Parrott Lynn Partin Lynn Pattillo Sheila Pattillo Bill Pendleton Kevin Penland Tony Perkins Pam Peters John Phillips 157 Wendell Pipkins Carla Pitiman Karla Pittman Sandy Pittman Janice Plair Sandra Pollock Don Porter George Porterfield Terry Powell Theresa Procopio Moressia Randolph Carol Ratliff Diane Redshaw Ozell Register Sue Register Robert Reynolds Ricky Ricker Allen Riley Kenneth Riley 158 Belinda Riner Craig Rizer Lisa Roark Steve Roark Anita Roberts Annette Roberts Craig Roberts Cynthia Roberts Lynette Roberts Sheila Robinson Marie Rolfe Phyllis Rollis Ruby Romaine Sharon Romaine Terry Rountree Kathy Rowell Tina Rowland Richard Russell Cheryl Sanders Tammy Sanders Paul Sandlin Sherry Sandlin Jackie Sangster Don Schaeffer Janet Schmidt 159 Michael Schultz Diane Seither David Sharpe Loujenia Shirah Marvin Shiver Joe Simmons Lue Nell Simmons Vicki Simmons Johnny Simpson Beth Sims Sybil Singletary Johnny Sirmans Mark Smith Mary Jo Smith Mike Smith Dean Sorrell Rocky Spivey Fredrick Springfield Lisa Sprinkle Johnny Stalling Sonia Stalvey Steve Starling Richard Stephens Debi Stokes Pansy Stone 160 I I Cindy Storey Butch Strawder Laurie Strickland Ricky Stringer Janice Swilley James Taylor Vonnie Taylor Seth Temples Neal Ferrell Bruce Thomas Linda Thomas Louis Thomas Noel Thomas Lynn Thompson Mike Thomas Ricky Tillson Cindy Todd Bobby Tomlinson Debbie Tomlinson Donna Tomlinson Marsha Tomlinson Wayne Tomlinson Cathy Townsend Debbie Turner Beth Vann 161 Melody Vaughn Donna Voltz Mary Wade Gary Walker Raymond Walker Sandra Walker Brad Wallace Brian Walsh Brian Ward Beth Warren Marcy Washington George Waters Sylvia Watson Corey Welch Karen Welch Johnny Wetherington Sheree Wells Tyrone Wells Larry West Rodney White Ruthie White Kilty Whitehead Diane Wilkerson Melody Wilkes Janice Wilkey 162 Addie Williams Darlene Williams Delores Williams Jackie Williams Jeff Williams John Williams Joyce Williams Larry Williams Lula Mae Williams Vera Williams Wallace Williams Betty Jean Wilson Robin Wilson Kathy Winn Larry Wisenbaker James Woodbury Robert Woodward Jackie Wright Sandra Wright Kim Wright Ricky Wright Robert Wright Ruthie Wright John Young Varina Zipperer 163 Sophomores Achieve Excellence Excelling is a personal thing . . . sometimes accomplished individually . . . sometimes within a group. The Sophomore Class of 1976 portrayed this excellence through the fun and excitement they pro- duced in every area of academic and extra-curricular activity. Sophomore Class Cabinet: (Left to Right, 1st Row) Jeff Harrison (Vice-President), Sandra Vickers (Treasurer), Kris Thornal (President), Anita Ernest (Secretary), Pam Vickers, Debra Powers, Becky Davis, Melanie Hall. (2nd Row) Laurie Bragg, Ellen Hardy, Sherri Hardesty, Lynn Flythe, Wayne Starling, Christal Rowan, Perian Williams, Pam Corbett. (3rd Row) Irma Jackson, Sandra Ernest, Marsha Corbett, Donna Carter, Beth Cowart. (4th Row) Cathy Brown, Sherry Perdue, Felicia McHargue, Tanja Sowell, AubRay Martin, Bobbie Colvin, Alene Pitzing, Selena Coppage. (5th Row) Vance Fouraker, Anita Osborn, Kenny Luke, Chris Hart, Anthony Irvin, Cary Vaughn, Sharon English. 164 Sonya Adams Tony Adams Stan Allen Cynthia Anderson Shanna Arden Tommy Arms Lee Arnold Jerry Arnold Minnie Arrington Debbie Arrowhead Joyce Bailey Ricky Bailey Carolyn Baker Mary Baker Mike Barger Donna Barkley Joy Barry David Batchelor Dorothy Battle Kenny Battle Kenny Beam Cynthia Bellflower Jan Benjamin Janice Benjamin Jimmy Berube Chuck Bethea Robin Blanton Ben Bonner Jennifer Bonner Lana Boutwell Debbie Boyd Tim Boyd Morris Boykin Johnny Brady Lauri Bragg 165 166 Tommy Brannen Susie Brantley Sabrina Bridges Mike Brogden Sandra Brooken Franklin Brooks Kathy Brown Marcia Brown Tammy Bryan Dwight Bryant Steve Buckholts Ricky Bullard Tony Bullard Charles Burgman Rose Burgman Earl Burkett Diane Burks Ken Busby Ray Bussey Kenny Butler Alan Byington Susan Calhoun Mark Callahan Teresa Canningtoi- Jerry Cargile Alan Carter Allen Carter Anthony Carter Donna Carter Jeanie Carter Marty Carter Mary Carter Neal Carter Wendy Carter Glenn Cave Nise Chandler Kenny Chance Tony Chance Carrie Chaney James Clark Diane Clayton Woodrow Clements Leslie Coats Sherry Coffman Kenny Coke Ricky Colburn Angela Collier Bobbi Colvin Ben Connell Alvin Copeland Mark Copeland Phyllis Copeland 167 Selina Coppage Derrick Corbett Marsha Corbett Wendell Corey Wayne Cothron Sandy Cottingham Susan Cottingham Beth Cowart Candy Cowart Jason Cowart Ramona Cox Luke Crawford Karen Crews Lisa Croft Cindy Crosby Cindy Crosby Cindy Crosby Michele Crum Glenn Daily Melody Daily Gregg Daniels Keith Davidson Adrianne Davis Becky L. Davis Becky J. Davis Brian Davis Bucky Davis Teresa Davis Velma Davis Daniel Day Ronnie Dehoff Sandra Demps Jackie Dennis Sue Devane Emmy Dolittle 168 Robby Dollar Don Donathon John Downing Suzanne Downing Raymond Drennon Sandra Earnesi Debbie Elkins Frank Eller Caludia Elliot Sharon English Tracy English Anita Ernest Rex Ethridge Ray Evans Bob Farmer Jack Farmer Johnnie Fason Kenny Fender Melissa Fernadez Charlie Fields Wanda Fitchjarrell Jody Fletcher Marti Flowers Lynn Flythe Sue Flythe Debbie Folsom Gail Folsom Chester Foster Curtis Foster Larry Foster Vanessa Foster Wayne Fountain Vance Fouraker Ronald Franklin James Freeman 169 170 Charles Frontera Sheri Fussell Alicia Ganas Bobbi Gardner Dale Gardner Gale Gardner ludy Gardner Libby Gardner Jody George Paul Gibbs Dale Glenn Beverly Glission Janet Glission David Gray Lloyd Green Margie Green Sandra Green Walt Green Jeanine Greene Joy Grice Kim Griffis Kevin Guess Brenda Hagan Belinda Haire Mike Haire Tommy Haire Annette Hall Melody Hall Sandra Hall Toby Hallock Cathy Hammins Alvin Hammock Phyllis Hampton Vicki Hansford Renee Hardee Sherry Hardesty Louis Hargett Anita Harper Diane Harris Joe Harris Sharon Harris William Harris Yvonne Harris Jeff Harrison Randy Harrison Cathy Hart Chris Hart Tammy Hart William Hart Yvonne Hart Jenny Haverland Abby Hayes John Heims John Hill Gerald Henderson Jessre Henderson Ginny Hewett Rhonda Hodge Sheila Hodge Tammy Hodges Tammy Horn Virginia Howell Joey Hudson Rosalyn Hughes Steve Hughes 171 Terry Hughes Alex Hunt Minnie Hunter Robbie Hunter Barbara Hurley Janice Hurst Terry Ingram Sheila Irick Anthony Irving Karen Jabon Arthur Jackson Carolyn Jackson Irma Jackson Steve Jackson Margaret Jenkins Margie Jenkins B. J. Jernigan Kyle Jeter Donny Johns Joseph Johnson Betty Jones Betty Ruth Jones Carol Jones Charlie Jones Dorothy Jones Johnny Jones Lark Jones Lee Marrin Jones Pam Jones Sandra Jones David Jordan Sandy Kazlousky Danny Keeling Lisa Keen Andy Kelly 172 Debra Kelly Lisa Kennedy Leon Kier Becky Killeen Brenda Kinard Mary Kirkland Jeff Kite Mary Knight Bobby Kovach John Kriess Steve Lassiter Elizabeth Lawlor Kenny Layton Jeff Lee Tammy Lee Scott Lehman David Lightsey Gary Lightsey Kirk Lineberger Roger Lloyd David Longefelt Tommy Love Tommy Love Linda Lucus Mandi Lucus Terry Lucus 173 Cindy Luke Kenny Luke Debbie Lyons Cathy Maloney Tammy Maloney Leighton Marshall AubRay Martin Mike Matchett Andrew Mathis Ann Mattox Anne Mead Maydell Merritt Tammy Miles Joey Miley Janice Miller Janice Miller Leslie Miller Debbie Milton Kevin Mitchell Terri Moles Debra Montgomery Archie Moore Freddie Moore Greg Moore Hal Moore Keith Moore Tony Moore Debbie Moran Zelda Morrison Jolly Moses Cindy Mott Michael Mumford Charles Murphy Joey Myers Lynn Myers 174 Pam McAuley Michael McCracken Renee McFarland Dennis McGeed Felecia McHargue Libby McIntyre Jerry McKinnon Katherine McKinnon Kevin McNeil Jackie Nash Elgie Neloms Steve Nelson Amy New Penny Newsome Marsha Nickell Mary Nickson Pam Norman Stanley Norris Wanda Norwood Anita Osborn Leslie Page Gregg Palmer Clay Parker Karen Parker Pat Parker Pauline Parnell Debra Parrish Jeff Parrish Tony Parrish Linda Patterson Tom Pember Sherry Perdue Andy Perkins Ferres Peters Gwendolyn Pierce 175 Chris Pike Wayne Pittman Alene Pitzing Andy Plair Marcia Player Craig Plimer Mark Pollen Darlene Ponder Marlene Ponder Amy Poole Clay Popham Debra Powers Gerald Pride Robert Purvis Peggy Ray Robert Reese Shirley Register Dale Rice Bobby Ricker Doreen Rigby Cheryl Riley Sandy Ritchie Freeman Rivers David Roberts Jack Roberts Kay Roberts 176 Linda Roberts Diane Rockamore Larry Rockamore James Rogers Michael Rogers Vann Rolls Christal Rowan Charlie Mae Rowe Suzanne Sandlin David Schaffer Lenny Schaffer Susie Schneider Matt Schults Ricky Scott Janet Sculley Ricky Seahorn Kathy Segerstrom Yvette Sermons Darlene Shiver Felecia Shiver Thomas Sims Donna Sirmons Mike Sirmons Vicki Slocumb Bobby Smith David Smith 177 Deloris Smith Eric Smith Frank Smith James Smith James R. Smith Roger Smith Jan Southall Tanya Sowell Debra Speight Vicki Spivey Rosa Stallings Donna Stalvey Debbie Starling Debra Starling Jamie Starling Wayne Starling Tammy Stepp Angela Stephenson Tommy Stewart Janice Storey Debra Strawder Billy Stripling Alex Stubbs 178 Glenn Sturgis Sheri Sullenger Steve Summerlin Elizabeth Sutton Diane Swann Sheila Swilley Bud Taylor Bill Tidwell Larry Tison Allen Thomas Curtis Thomas Donnie Thomas Dorothy Jean Thomas Earl Thomas Ernest Thomas Jerry Thomas Jimmy Thomas Loretta Thomas Mary Ann Thomas Maurice Thomas Paul Thomas Sharon Thomas Kris Thornal 179 Walter Thurman Beth Tomlinson Teresa Tomlinson Sharon Tucker Tracy Tucker Guy Tyson Guy Tyson Kathy Ulrich Tom Upton Cathy Ussery Becky Vann Carrie Vaughn Pam Vickers Sandra Vickers Brett Vincent Denise Voltz Lynn Wade Jeff Waldron Dan Walters Ben Washington D. C. Watkins David Watkins Benny Webb Mark Welch David Weldon Wendy Wells Frank Whiting Cheryl Wiggins Pam Wiggins Come a little closer 180 Cindy Wilkes Kathy Wilkerson Gloria Williams Kelvin Williams Mamia Jo Williams Perian Williams Stewart Williams Teresa Williams Todd Williams Wesley Williams Willie Williams Donna Wisenbaker Leah Wisenbaker Bonnie Wood Jennifer Wood Jerry Wood Reggie Holloway Reggie Wood Debra Wooley Limouse Wright Russell Wright James Yarborough Cindy Yeomans 181 Where Fashion and Comfort Meet Compliments of Keller Clothing Co. Downtown Five Points 106 North Patterson Downtown Valdosta (912) 242-1573 Compliments of Best Wishes to the Class of 76 J. C. Penney Co. MAYS Five Points Catalog Shopping (912) 244-6000 INSURANCE AGENCY FIRST NATIONAL BANK For All Your Banking Needs See Mr. 1st First at Any of Our Locations Downtown - Castle Park - Lakeside Branch - Moody Air Force Base Member F. D. I. C. Waller Heating Air Sound Value in Heating and Cooling 405 St. Augustine Road 244-1200 Clyde W. Chism Valdosta University of Cosmetology Castle Park Shopping Center Valdosta, Georgia Phone 242-8253 Congratulations! Rutland's Music 203 W. Central Ave. Valdosta, Ga. Harry B. Anderson Sporting Goods Home and Auto Supplies 204 East Central Ave. Phone 242-5945 242-5946 186 PET INCORPORATED Dairy Division 217 N. Ashley St. Valdosta, Georgia Phone: 244-1878 Compliments From JORDAN'S CARPET SERVICE Armstrong Floor Viking Kitchen Covering Carpet We Sell and Install Barwick Carpet Main and Church St. and WESTERN AUTO 114 West Main St. Phone: 794-2267 Hahira, Ga. 187 What the world is coming to Honda of South Georgia 1015 N. Ashley St. Valdosta, Ga. HONDA 3—I House of 10,000 Picture Frames and Walnut Gallery The Professionals 1909 North Ashley St. Valdosta, Ga. 31601 Roy and Mary Rawlins 244-9651 House of Unfinished Furniture 1138 N. Ashley St. Valdosta, Ga. Ph. 247-2230 MILLER HARDWARE Retail and Wholesale Hardware The Best at a Better Price Valdosta, Ga. Phone 244-0924 188 COOK'S MOTEL 1105 S. Patterson Valdosta, Georgia Schroer Implement 321 S. Patterson Ph. 242-6825 AKERS MOTOR LINES, INC. St. Augustine Rd. Valdosta, Georgia 31601 GOLD PLATE RESTAURANT Country Breakfast Open Buffet Lunch and Supper Banquet Facilities 1104 S. Patterson Phone 244-8102 Open 7 days a week IRVIN'S the Man's Shop 306 N. Patterson downtown 242-8745 3001 N. Ashley 5-Points 247-1600 189 VALDOSTA VILLAGE 1201 St. Augustine Rd. Valdosta, Georgia Gifts and Souvenirs Cheese and Wine Breakfast and Sandwiches Food Store Lounge FADS X KASHAS CASTLE PARK SHOPPING CENTER VALDOSTA, GEORGIA 31601 PHONE 242-6971 Al fids n fashions, «e list op lo oor mine Donna Parker models a beautiful outfit from Jackson Squares' fabulous col- lection of mix 'n match pants and tops, which can always be found at Fads 'n Fashions. When you’re looking for a great fitting fashion pant with a perfectly matched top, Jackson Square has the answer, and in sizes 3 thru 15. Fads 'n Fashions also features misses sizes 6 thru 20 and a Stunning Stout Department, sizes 30 thru 50. 190 COLLEGE Contact Admissions Office Nevins Hall for full information VALDOSTA STATE Why Not Join Your Friends? Compliments From A HAHIRA FRIEND GREGO'S Valdosta's Own and Oldest Pizza Restaurant 1901 N. Ashley St. Valdosta, Georgia 31601 Phone: 242-8031 LOWNDES CO. ASSN. INDEPENDENT INSURANCE AGENTS Congratulations to LOWNDES HIGH VIKINGS Insurance and Service to You Is Our Aim Bird and Crook Ins. Blanton and Cross Ins Dewar's Ins. Agency Dickson-Mullis Ins. Langdale-Willis Paine Ins. Agency Roberts Ins. Agency Star Ins. Agency Tetter Colsen Ins. Agency Tillman Ins. Agency Valdosta Ins. Agency A Full Service Bank Because you have better things to do with your time. We're open from 9:00 a.m. till 5:30 p.m. Mon. thru Thurs.. till 6 on Fri. Caslle Park Shopping Center Phone: 242-7758 P. O. Box 2126 Valdosta, Ga. 192 Joe Lazarus And VIKING DINER Son Where Viking Food Is Levi Jeans - Career Club Shirts Wrangler Sportswear - Puma Shoes Hangten Kits 1409 St. Augustine Road Phone 244-8233 Valdosta, Georgia Downtown Ashley at Hill Valdosta Ga. Mullis Grocery and Service Station Naylor, Ga. We always have © the time for iiH'inlicr lilit YOU dial 244-1000 527 N. Patterson 242-5725 2815 N. Ashley 242-5725 193 Hahira Barber Shop Since ”1907 Main Street Hahira, Ga. C ain i jewelry “Diamonds (loose or mounted) “Complete Line of Jewelry “Watches and Watch Repair “Jewelry Repair (all types) “Diamond Settings Congratulations Seniors of 76 Ph. 794-2202 104 Main St. Hahira, Georgia HORACE STEPHENSON'S One of Georgia's Leading Jewelers Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry Free delivery 128 N. Patterson and Brookwood Plaza DOSTA SPORTS SHOP 125 N. Patterson St. Valdosta, Ga. 31601 194 Futch Heating and Cooling Service Rt. 1 Box 59-A Hahira, Ga. 31632 Ph. 794-2946 Jack Futch Hahira Florist 103 Main Street Hahira, Ga. 31632 phone 794-3170 Roberts Grocery and Gas Hwy 84 Naylor, Ga. VALDOSTA MATTRESS COMPANY ill 1007 N. Ashley 244-0985 Valdosta Hi 195 McRae Hodges The Prescription Store Since 1938 119 N. Ashley Street Valdosta, Georgia Lee Office Equipment Company Machines - Furniture - Supplies - Accessories 201-203 W. Hill Ave. Phone 244-0177 Valdosta, Ga. COMMERCIAL BANKING COMPANY Main Street Hahira, Georgia 794-2494 242-7600 Patterson Jones Shoes . For the WHOLE Family! Valdosta, Ga. 31601 Valdosta Camera Center 424 E. Northside Dr. Valdosta, Georgia Largest Selection Photo Equipment Student Discounts Available 196 Member FDIC Phone 794-21 I I or 244-5606 Main St. Hahira, Georgia It’s the real thing. Coke. Trade • mark ® 197 Mr. Twist Two Locations Brookwood Plaza and Five Points Valdosta, Ga. 1311 N. Patterson Five Points Phone: 244-8526 Phone: 242-4776 The Cloth Shop Home of Elna Sewing Machines Railroad St. Phone: 794-2667 Hahira, Ga. 31632 Equine i Supplies Western Wear Y| Jeans and Moccasins Everything for the Horse and Rider 601 E. Park Ave. Valdosta, Ga. JEREMIAH'S Best Selection of Jeans and Tops in Valdosta Next to the Beverly Theatre 2149 Bemiss Rd. Phone: 244-9210 Valdosta, Ga. Louie's Name Brand Retailer of the Year 3120 N. Oak St. Ext. Phone: 247-1200 Compliments of THE TRIPTYCH 1016 Williams St. Valdosta, Ga. (SUfi DRIVE-INS RESTAURANTS HOME or THE BIO BOY HAMBURGER 701 North Ashley Valdosta, Ga. Ph. 244-4340 L St D Sales and Service AUTOMOtlVE LAWN MOWERS REPAIRS West Gordon at Smith Valdosta, Georgia Phone 244-6313 The Home of the Snapper Pratt and Lambert Paints Wallpaper Showroom Ed Garvin, Wallpapers Painting - Wallcovering - Special Wall Coatings 204 W. North Street Valdosta, Georgia Phone 242-5916 199 Martin Funeral Home Church and Grace Streets Hahira, Georgia Phone 794-2020 Olan H. Luke 120-126 N. Patterson Valdosta, Georgia Phone 242-7938 Congratulations to the Graduating SENIORS of 1976 The Employees of Sears Brookwood Plaza phone 242-1110 200 MASSEY REXALL DRUG STORE 109 W. Main St. Hahira, Ga. Serving this area since 1919 Lanier Co. Freezer Locker Sam and Kathryn Yancey Lakeland, Ga. 31635 Ph. 482-3510 J. W.'S Grocery Open 7 days a week 7 till 11 Madison Hwy. Valdosta, Ga. Ph. 244-7140 VALDOSTA HARDWARE AND MILL SUPPLIES 115 W. Savannah Ave. Valdosta, Ga. 31601 201 WcfeL ■ni tur the south since 1875 L IO y $ (CM V ,W BAKER BROS.,INC, GENERAL OFFICES . JACKSONVILLE. FLORIDA ESTABLISHED 1941 505 E. Moore St. Valdosta, Ga. 31601 SANDY CAMPBELL MUSIC CENTER 128 West Central Ave. Valdosta, Ga. Phone (912) 244-7445 The Complete Music Center Band Instruments (Sales and Rentals) Teaching Studios - Repair Service SAMBY CAMPBELL MISIC CENTER Valdosta's Only 24-Hour Bank 202 Star Insurance Agency All Forms of Insurance 116 West Main St. Hahira, Georgia Phone 794-2720 GIRARDIN JEWELERS 303 W. Patterson Valdosta, Georgia 242-8546 Fine Jewelry, Silver, China and Crystal Expert Watch Repair Get Down With W0AF Where the best music is 910 on your dial Phone 242-5520 VALDOSTA FLORAL ASSOCIATION Jayne M. Barker Flower Shop Central Florist Valdosta Greenhouses Irby's Flower Inc. Zant's Flower Shop Allen's Florist Shop Southern Stationery And Printing Co. 209 N. Ashley St. Box 1708 Valdosta, Ga. Westside Automotive Co. 1419 West Hill Avenue Valdosta, Ga. 31601 Phone 247-1212 204 Wig-Wam Wigs 2013 N. Ashley St. Castle Park Shopping Center Near Pic Pay Shoes Phone: 244-4663 Valdosta, Ga. Compliments of TURNER RADIO T.V. SERVICE Sales and Services Your Zenith Dealer In Park Center Phone: 244-0515 418 E. Park Ave. P.O. Box 2166 Valdosta, Georgia Putt-Putt Golf Course Ma Groover's Restaurant 1704 Gornto Road Valdosta, Georgia Put the ball in the cup, South - Highway - 41 Homecooked Viking food Play putt-putt and live it up. Chicken and fresh vegetables SQUIRES COUNTRY STORE St. Augustine Road Valdosta, Georgia If we don't have it, You don't need it. Georgia Chemical Company, Inc. Sanitary Supplies 1130 N. Ashley St. P.O. Box 1165 Ernie Blanton District Supervisor Off.: 244-8861 Res.: 242-4855 THE SHOE TREE Famous Name Brand Ladies Shoes at Discount Prices 2007 N. Ashley St. Castle Park 207 Best Wishes From