Macon County High School - Bridge Yearbook (Montezuma, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1979 volume:

The 1979 BULLDOG Volume | Macon County High School Montezuma, Georgia Life’s Been They say I’m crazy, but! have a Good time. |'m just looking for clues at The scene of the crime. . . It's tough to handle this Fortune and fame. Everybody's so different; |haven’t changed. . . | Keep on going. Yes, |never know why. . . Life's been good to me so far. Your Smiling Whenever | see your smiling face, | have to smile myself Because | love you. And | thank my lucky stars That you are who you are. And not just another group of students Sent down to tear the school apart. searching For A Rainbow | came to school today, and in My mind, _ | said, ‘‘Lord, I'd love to stay. _ But something in me says, ” “Boy moveon.. . And if the wind never showed Me where to go, You'll be waiting at the end And | know; I'll see the hill With that pot of gold. . . I'll be searching for a rainbow. Life In The Fast Lane Life in the fast lane — Surely enough to make you lose your mind... Are you with me so far? Eager for action, Hot for the game, The coming attraction, The drop of a name; They knew all the right people. . . They threw out- rageous parties. They paid heavenly bills. Life in the fast lane. Thank God It’s Hey, put a smile On your face, Things are coming Your way Out there in your Life. It is the right time And place For the very first Time. All our dreams will Come true. Friday — Thank God! It's Friday! I’ve Had Enough oS hong eg e y of i) i Ane You stand behind me with a Take it away; Watch in your hand, | don’t know where And it can’t get nothing done. You're from. . . Some people tell me that l’ve had enough. You’re a punctual man, Butcomeon. . | do my work and you Proudly we stand Together to sing Of Macon County High. The red and gray Will lead the way, Our zeal will never Die. Our heritage of Honor shines forth For all to see. Our voices raise in Grateful praise, Alma Mater, hail To thee! In Tribute 1903-1978 Dr. Thomas Martin Adams a native of Elberton, Georgia, was a well respected man in the Maco n County area. He made many con- tributions that will long be remem- bered. “Dr. Tom,” as he was called by his many friends and associates practiced medicine in Macon County for 49 years. He and Dr. Fred Adams, an unrelated friend, ran the Macon County Clinic for many years. Dr. Tom was active in Montez- uma government. He was a mem- ber of City Council from 1953 to 1976 and he was Mayor of Montez- uma from 1976 to 1977. Macon County High School will always be indebted to him. Dr. Tom attended practically all football games and was the athletic physi- cian. Because of this and many other contributions to the commu- nity Tom Adams Field was named in his honor. On January 13, 1978, the Geor- gia House of Representatives adopted a resolution commending Dr. Tom for his service to Montez- uma, Macon County, and the State of Georgia. Top Of The Charts We Are The Champions 18 Looks Like We Made It Fa Natural High 64 Hopelessly Thank You Devoted For Being To You A Friend 150 160 WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS I've paid my dues Time after time. I've done my sentence — But committed no crime. And bad mistakes, I've made a few. I've had my share of sand Kicked in my face. But I've come through. We are the champions — my friends. And we'll keep on fighting till the end. No time for losers ‘Cause we are the champions of the world. Cheer Leaders Jones Barbara Washington, Roxane Fountain, Ginger Crawford, Sandra Washington, Amanda Neill, Becky Woodruff Bulldog Football to This year was not one of the Bulldogs’ best. In fact, it was our first losing season in fourteen years. However, their record was more a result of inex- perience and scheduling than of inability. Coach Maffett's charges were Pie al sadly depleted last year = = sss by graduation. Also, we moved up two classifica- tions into AA. The region competition was decid- edly tougher. There were many bright spots though, and the season closed with an impressive Homecom- ing victory over the Tri- County Eagles. oe Tee ll mes 2 Although the season as a whole didn't meas- ure up to Bulldog stand- ards, there were some outstanding individual performances. Willie Colbert, Bulldog fullback, rushed for over 1,000 yards this season, giving him the third high- est single season total in Bulldog history. Edward Jackson, a wide receiver, caught three Keith Martin aerials for touchdowns in the Homecoming win over Tri-County, setting a record in the process. The Bulldog defense should be congratulated for their stingy perform- ance this year. They only allowed 13.4 points per game through a total team effort. re Me ct La ws Neh aN, : Pan Head Coach — Jimmy Maffett, Captain — ’ ee = babeeiagt LS Bae Set tat og, EE ae Ca Sig H . - A POF PL ARETE.) = HE al stn Bi ree. — . = 3p APS. wat ae oer TO me ep Oey — Prat al e,4 Fy ee ae i Nee First row: Robert Pinckney, Perry Pryor, Michael Rumph, Willie Cobert, Jeffrey Smith, Nathaniel Tookes Edward Jackson, Michael Harmon, Daryl Byron, Carlton Greene, Keith Martin, Terry Pryor. Second row Coach Jones, Coach Tungate, Christopher Jenkins, Charles Walker, Deron Ridley, Kirk Cochran. Don Webb, Raymond Rumph, Ronald Duncan, Frank Jackson, Norman Perkins Jerry Davis, Ray Tookes. Third row: Coach Miles, Coach Holdren, Lorenzo James, David Trussell, Tony Collier, Curtis Lowe, Milton Tookes Edward Ross, Victor Johnson, Tony Perkins, Bobby Walker, David Rumph, Coach Bradley, Coach Chafin Coach Maffett y UO g Front row, left to right: Ralph Perry, James Perkins, Mose Coleman, Randy Smith, Billy Stinson, Paul Woodruff, Alan Harmon. Back row, left to right: Marvin Leary, Grady Leary, George Johnson, Garry Hill, Terry Gultney, Danny Smith, Samuel Rice. The B-team, although they did not have an outstanding season, showed true spirit in each game. Though there were no permanent Captains, two players were chosen before each game to serve as Cap- tains. The B-team’s record was 2-5, with a win coming against Unadilla and a forfeit victory over Hawkins- ville. Head Coach: Ronald Chafin om ee OR ee CD TT Head Coach: a Captains: Carl Peaster — Carla Meadows Debra Harris Carla Meadows Paula Woolfork Juanita Moore Bridgett Colson Sydney Connelly Angie Brown Carol Kelley Angie Peavy Paula Hurdle Jeanette Dennis Captains: Robert Nicholson - be | , Ronnie Buckner e : Waymon Jessie = Head Coach Lynn Jones a Robert Nicholson Waymon Jessie Ronnie Buckner Roy Neal Walker Curtis Davis Tony Williams Lamar Tookes Jay Wells Fred Leary ‘eA | A Jerome Kendrick Ricky Lane Bobby Gant Richard Smith i- _ e S ti | B-Team Basketball First row: Jeanette Mann, Mrs. Troutman, Gwen Nelson. Second row: Willette Rogers, Priscella Cochran, Kim Tookes, Tammy Meadows, Debbie Jackson — Captain, Cynthia Tookes, Deborah Washington — Captain, Sheila Harpe, Sandra Worthy First row: Roger Fulks, Ray Slappy, Bobby Walker, Gerry Hill, Milton Tookes, Melvin Fulks, Coach Dorman Miles. Second row: Timothy Tookes, Lonnie Johnson, Jerome Kendrick, George Keene, Bell Vinson, Curtis Lowe, Tyrone Hall, Terry Pryor. Last year no regular sea- son matches were played due to early regional tour- naments, which make matches played before the regional contest illegal This year the team will play at least six regular sea- son matches, with most of the players returning from last year. With hard work, dedication, and practice, they feel confident they can go to state competition. Captains: Edward Chavis, Angie Brown, Keith Martin Members: Kennedy James, David Collins, Keith Martin, Kelly McClure, Mark Collins, Angie Brown, Edward Chavis, Leonard Walters, Terry Smith, Coach — Dorman Miles. Baseball Last year the ‘Dogs won sub-region. This year they returned with eleven letter- men, including eight starters. Among the returners are Alonzo Jones and Tony Lam- berth, starting pitchers, and the entire infield. This year the team has sold candy and cleaners to raise money for new uniforms. With the new face of Coach Mike Holdren, the new looks of the team, and the Bulldog spirit, the baseball team is bound to go along way. Front row: Jerry Raper, Jeffrey Chavis, Boyd Martin, Nicky Hortman, Gerry Hill, Rusty Brown, Benny Bloodworth, Brett Crawford, Grady Leary, Sammy Rice. Second row: Neal Ferguson, Andy Singleton, Don Webb, Greg Brett, Tony Lamberth, Kyle Jones, Alonzo Jones, Cor- nelius Williams, Jamie Carroll, Mike Crawford, Jerry Washington, Coach Holdren dag ea ee Front row, left to right: Oscar Hooks, Curtis Lowe, Ronald Woolfork, Clay Fountain, Donald Woolfork, Warren James. Back row, left to rig Deror Ridley, Tony Perkins, Willie Colbert, Norman Perkins, Arnold Ashmon, John Moore, Bobby Williams. 7] Y. on . “h : i’ J nd - - —— ee : | - - - . a . 7 - .. ual. x 7 i — i . ho ‘ The Boys’ Track team Fos ee has a new coach this By ra year, Mr. Jim Tungate. | so Last year the boys showed __ true __ spirit, although they did not fare = well in competition. They — = look forward to a better : = season this year. % wy Head Coach: Jim Tungate The Girls’ Track Team at Macon County High has a very short history. The team, which started two years ago, has come a long way. Last year the track team attended the region meet. This led them to a good year by sending three girls to state competition. The girls are showing promise and are looking for a good year. Captains: Sandra Barron, Paula Woolfork, Cheffie James, Jean- nette Mann, Sheila Smith { Members: Manager — Virginia Hayes, Sheila Smith, Patricia Davis, Paula Woolfork, Gwen Nelson, Coach Trout- man, Velma Davis, Cynthia McCants, Belinda Allen, Sandra Barron, Willette Rogers, Cheffie James, Rose Brown, Jeannette Mann, Manager — Sandra Worthy Varsity Football Macon County 6 Pelham 6 Randolph County 12 Lee County 16 Seminole County 6 East Laurens 0 Taylor County 14 Wilcox County 26 Vienna 6 Turner County 30 Tri-County Baseball Plains Vienna Union Tri-County Wilcox County Peach County Vienna Plains Unadilla Union Tri-County Unadilla Wilcox County Miller County (P) Miller County (P) Macon County ONOaWDATODALWOHL—$ OWSL (P) — Playoff Game Girls’ Varsity Basketball Macon County Boys’ Varsity Basketball Macon County Macon County Tri-Co Crawford Co. Hawkinsville Taylor Co. Lee Co. Vienna Turner Co. Plains Wilcox Co. Tri-Co Crawford Co. Peach Co. Plains Tri-Co. Turner Co. Hawkinsville Lee Co. Vienna Wilcox Co. Crawford Co. Crawford Co. Tri-Co. Hawkinsville Taylor Co. Lee Co. Vienna Turner Co. Plains Wilcox Co. Tri-Co. Wilcox Co. Peach Co. Plains Tri-Co. Turner Co. Hawkinsville Lee Co. Vienna Wilcox Co. Crawford Co. B-Team Football F — Forfeit Unadilla Taylor County Unadilla Hawkinsville Taylor County Vienna Hawkinsville S C OG R = B O A R D stayin’ Alive Well, you can tell by the way | use my walk; I'm a bulldog, No time to bark. And it’s alright, It's O.K., You may look the other way. We may try to understand Do your time, you bulldog man. Whether you're a Freshman, Sophomore, Junior Or whether you're a bad Senior, We're stayin’ alive, stayin’ alive. student Council The Student Council is an organi- zation elected by the student body. Throughout the year the Student Council spo nsors Class Officers and Homecoming Court elections. This organization is also responsi- ble for the assemblies planned for the students. The purposes of the Student Council include: practicing and developing attitudes of good citi- zenship, promoting harmonious rel- ations throughout the school, improving school morale, and pro- viding a forum for student expres- Members: First row: Greg Bret Curtis Lowe, Curtis Kelley, Eva Gri fin. Second row: Tony Pinckne Sarah Hill, Anita Meadows, Ki Lambeth. Third row: Kim Tookeg Cynthia Turner, Angela Peavy, Sar Oliver, Donald Woolfork. Fourt row: Secretary — Keith Marti Treasurer — Latonia Manso President — Debra Harris, Vie President — Barbara Washingto Michele Hortman, Parliamentaria — Anthony English, Sponsor Miss Webb is ads Members: First row: Agnes Raines, Publicity Chrm. — Cheryl Strawter, Parliamentarian — Ray Tookes, Kim McKinnon, President — Robbie Ray, Sponsor — Mrs. Whitfield. Second row: Program Chrm. — Amanda Neill, Project Chrm. — Keith Martin, Wendy Harmon, Vice President — Carlton Green, Treasurer — Cindy Lumpkin, Secretary — Carla Meadows, Debra Harris, Amber Hall The purpose of the National Honor Society is to create an enthu- siasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encour- age the development of character in all students who are chosen as members. Any high school junior and senior may be extended the invitation in writing if he has sustained an over- all average of 90 during his fresh- man and sophomore years. They must reply in writing if they accept the invitation to become a member of N.H.S. A member's character must be above reproach This year they hope to make a contribution for new stage curtains. Sam Jones Honor Society � —- The Sam Jones Honor $AC hay Ass. Sees AT Society is named in memory NGA eS of a Macon County High prin- Cipal Its purpose is to promote high academic achievement among ninth and tenth grade students. In order to become a mem- ber, a student must maintain a composite average of 90 or above. 7 First row: Darwin Robinson, Clara Kendrick, Vivian Nelson, Kecia Strawter, Cindy Driver, Sarah Hill, Sherry Harris, Sara Oliver, Beulette Hooks, Mrs. Oliver. Second row: Tony Perkins, Anita Meadows, Curtis Lowe, Derrick Rumph, Anita Walton, Jackie Kendrick, Alan Perry Steve McKinnon, Kim Layfield, Tommy Stroup, Curtis Kelley, Terri Kitchens, Renay Cromer The purpose of the Pep Club is to instill spirit in the student body through sup- porting the athletic teams of the school. The Pep Club also instills spirit in classmates through attending games, dressing in school colors, participating in other school clubs, and learn- ing the cheers. Pep Club Roll: Chris Abbott, Vicki Barfield, Sandra Barlett, Barbara Beard, Shirley Beard, Sophia Bearden, Debbie Bellew, Bonnie Blood- worth, Cindy Britt, Ann Brown, Rose Brown, Rusty Brown, Sydney Connelly, John Converse, Kris Coogle, Annie Cook, Mike Crawford, Reneigh Cromer, Amanda Dale, Michael Duncan, Shirley Faulk, Carol Felker, James Fulks, Terry Gaultney, Dorothy Germany, Lisa Grimes, Amber Hall, Mack Ham, Angela Hardage, Sheila Harp, Aubrey Harris Debra Harris, Sherry Harris, Virginia Hayes, Sarah Hill, Charles Harvey, Marsha Hortman, Michelle Hortman, Gena Hunnicutt, Paula Hurdle, Kathy James, Robert James, Dennis Johnson, Sheryl Joiner, Joanne Jones, Danny Jones, Tommy Jones, Kyle Jones, Melody Jones, Carol Kelley, Curtis Kelley Christina Kendrick, Jerome Kendrick. Jerome Kendrick, Terri Kitchens, Terri Kitchens, Sheri Lane, Cathy Law, Deneen Layfield, Kim Layfield, Veta Leach, Mildred Leary, Denise Longino, Cindy Kay Lumpkin, Leroy Mathis, Lisa Matthews, Tammy Meadows, Kelly McClure, Tracy Mcinvale, Cassandra McKenzie. Kim McKinnon. Steve McKinnon, Kim Oldham, Sara Oliver, Jan Overstreet, Ginger Peaster, Jamie Peaster, Robin Perry, Tony Pinckney, Marsha Poole, Retha Price, Agnes Raines, Jerry Raper, Robbie Ray, Darlene Rentroe, Reneigh Roberts, Sandra Roberts, Patti Robinson, Laurie Rockett, Jeffrey Rogers, Willette Rogers, Tommy Rigby, Randy Smith, Richard Smith, Diane Spradley, Connie Stevens, Cheryl Strawter, Tommy Stroup, James Thompson, Kim Tookes, Leonard Walker, Tim Walker, Lenard Walters Gloria Wiggins, Jimmy Windham, Billy Wilkes, Larry Wilson, Paul Woodruff, Donald Woolfork, Ronald Woolfork, Sandra Worthy, Lori Wright 47 FHA The purposes of the FHA are: to provide opportunities for self- development and preparation for family and com munity living and employment; to strengthen the function of the family as a basic unit of society; to encourage today's society; to develop interest in home economics, home eco- nomic careers, and related occu- pations The goal of this organziation is to help youth assume their roles in society through home economics education in areas of personal growth, family life, vocational preparation and community involvement democracy through cooperative action in the home and commu- nity; to encourage individual and group involvement in helping achieve world-wide brotherhood; to institute programs promoting greater understanding between youth and adults; to provide opportunities for d ecision making and for assuming responsibility; to become aware of the multiple roles of men and women in ’ Members: Belinda Allen, Christine Barron, Charlene Burke, Dorothy Burke, Gloria Burke, Mary Cephus, Jeanette Dennis, Secretary — Shi Faulk, Patricia Fields, Marilyn Floyd, Eloise Fredrick, Dorothy Germany, President — Flora Getmany, Wendy Harmon, Sheila Harp, Fell Harris, Chaplain — Martha Harris, Public Relations Chrm. — Gybria Harvey, Jackie Harvey, Vice President — Virginia Hayes, Alonzo Jom Project Chrm. — Emma Jones, Music and Recreation Chrm. — Joann Jones, Kyle Jones, Jackie Kendrick, Alvin Law, Veta Leach, Lato Manson, Leroy Mathis, Minnie McDonald, Wanda Mclirath, Connie McKenzie, Treasurer — Anita Meadows, Karen Miller, Arlene Nels Deloris Nelson, Gwen Nelson, Parl. — Shurman Nelson, Honor Roll Chrm. — Vivian Nelson, Peggy Odom, Norman Perkins, Earl Rest Deron Ridley, Gloria Stewart, Betty Terry, Sherry Terry, Historian — Annie Tookes, Beverly Tookes, Cynthia Tookes, Kim Tookes, La Tookes, Donna Tyson, Annie Washington, Degree Chrm. — Barbara Washington, Deborah Washington, Evelyn Washington, Sandra We ington, Cornelius William, Becky Woodruff, Paula Woolfork. Members: President — Edward Chavis, Vice President — Cleve Mitchell, Secretary — Kim Lamberth, Parliamentarian — Cary McElhaney, Reporter — Stephen Tookes, Sentinel — Mark Webb, Treasurer — Mike Crawford, Advisor — Mr. Charles Grice, Sweetheart — Cathy Avery, Chris Abbott, Mark Abbott, David Albritton, Robert Anders, Daryl Ashmon, Langdon Beard, Benny Bloodworth, Cindy Britt, Anthony Brown, Rusty Brown, Valerie Bryant, Gloria Burne, Jeffery Chavis, Kirk Cochran, John Converse, Curtis Davis, Clarence Ducote, Michael Duncan, Ronald Duncan, Tony Fields, Scott Gay, Alan Harmon, Wendy Harmon, Faye Harris, Wenda Hill, Darrell Jackson, Darren Jones, Warren James, Harvey Johnson, Johnny Johnson, Barry Joiner, George Keene, Steve Law, Edwin Lindsey, Andrella Manson, Boyd Martin, Pratt Martin, Tom Mathews, Greg McComb, Kim McKinnon, Joe Moore, Peggy Odom, Jamie Peaster, Ralph Perry, Robert Pinckney, Mar- sha Poole, Danny Reed, Tommy Rigby, Andy Singleton, Kyle Tarver, Milton Tookes, Timothy Tookes, David Trussell, Daryl Tyson, Bruce Taylor, Leonard Walker, Ray Walker, Anita Walton, Annie Washington, Evelyn Washington, Barbara Washington, Phyllistine Waters, Billy Wilkes, Roy Womack, Eva Woolfolk, Laverne Woolfork Ovts Sid oh ae eee gwd Mie dae YS yn tha 5 Se 2 ae The Future Farmers of x: America is a club designed to sty a = promote interest in agricul- yé ture and land conservation. This year the FFA attended Agriculture Day in Moultrie where the Agri-Rama was held. Members saw the larg- est agriculture equipment exhibit in the world. S assist in Macon iNd raisina op This year ub sells doughnuts helnad in rac ()ne eiped to co Upen purposes oO follows l 1 © aeveiop C noetent and aggressive business leadership 2. To strengthen the confidence of UNG people in themselves and their work T 3 O create more interest and understanding in the intelligent choice of business occupations 4. To encourage young people to improve the community 5. TO encourage young people in t he development of individual pro- jects and in establishing themselves IN business Xster O encourage and practice thrift encourage scholarship and promote school loyalty The FBLA Pledge | do solemnly promise to uphold the aims and responsibilities of Future Business Leaders of Amer- ica and, aS an active member. | Shall strive to develop the qualities necessary in becoming a business leader oe ne ; ; The Future Teachers of America | is an organization designed to pro- mote high standards in the teaching profession This year the FTA will be visiting the education departments at the University of Gerogia and Mercer University Solbert, Treasurer Odom. Michael Harmon. Ynestr Cedric McCants 4-H 9th And 10th Grade 4-H was established for the purpos of ‘making the best better.’’ Through out the year the Macon County 4- Club participates in many local, dis trict, and state activities On the local level, the 4-H Clul sponsors the tomato growing contes a disco contest, the poultry chain an the holiday bake contest, along wit! many other activities. Each Januar the annual 4-H banquet is held ti honor 4-H’ers that have excelled | their work Macon County 4-H'ers participate i local, district and state rallies eaci year. They are also involved in various camps throughout the summer. Every year two groups of 4-H’'er participate in District Project Achieve ment. This past year, three of the dis trict winners from Macon County wer! A-FA 11th — 12th Grade on to compete in State competition in Atlanta Macon County 4-H’ers also partici- pate in land, poultry and dairy judging The Macon County Dairy Judging team placed first at district and are ranked fourth in the state. They partici- pated in several fairs last fall and received first place at the Peach State Fair nnon. Michele Hortman, Don Webt anny Bloodwor Lisa Curlee, Cindy y. Gloria Stewart, Lamar T ry — Marilyn Floyd th. Vi 20kes Cornelius Willams Patt: Robinson. Mike ki Bartield, Jeanette Mann. Pameta Lumpkin. Kris Coogie, Rosa Sutton. Faye Gladys Davis Members: Front row: Walter Oliver, Keith Martin, Vice-President — Edward Charvis, President — Alvin Law, Reporter — Jay Wells, Secreta Treasurer — Alfonzo Harris. Standing: Advisor — Mr. Grey, Rusty Brown, David Trussell, Earl Respert, Langdon Beard, Ronald Larry The purpose of the Hi-Y Cluf is to promote and influence a attitude of spirituality and good character among student mem bers and to have this attitudg influence others. Club goals are to develog fund raising and good will pro jects that will be used toward community benefit of the need and less fortunate. Planned projects include ca washes and the selling of schoo decals. The Tri-Hi-Y is a group of girls organized to encourage practical, everyday Christian living. The purpose of the club is ‘‘to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school and community high standards of Christian character.’ Tri-Hi-Y stands for the all-around develop- ment of its members in spirit, mind, and body. Some of the members will be attending such things as: Fall Rally, Christian Life Con- ference, Youth Assembly, and other activities spon- sored by the State YMCA. Members: First row: Virginia Hayes, Parliamentarian — Carla Meadows, Vice President — Patricia Fields, Kathy James, Kathy Hortman, Secretary — Carol Green, President — Robbie Ray, Treasurer — Ann Brown, Chaplain — Beulette Hookes, Cindy Britt, Sponsor — Mrs. Perkins. Standing: Mary Cephus, Beverly Tookes, Agnes Raines, Cheryl Strawter, Juanita Moore, Pamela McGhee, Alice Jackson, Shari Lane, Rosa Sutton, Karen Miller Belinda Allen, Rebecca Hill, Laurie Rockett, Annie Cook, Lurrene Walker . Industrial Arts Club The Industrial Arts Club trains young people to use machin- ery with skill and safety. The club promotes strong self-disci- pline in its members. Members do individual projects as well as group projects. The club this year built bookcases for several classrooms Members: First row: Tammy Harris, Anthony Brown, Minnie Taylor, Boyd Martin, Tommy Jones, John Rumph. Second row: Eric McGhee, Thomas Perkins, Barbara Washington, Eva Woolfork, Laverne Woolfork, Cheryl Ashmon, Karen Slappy, Cindy Lumpkin, Phyllis Keene, Shari Lane, Sandra Barron, Lucille Harris. Third row: Nathaniel Tookes, Antoinette Keene, Danny Smith. Fourth row: Kyle Jones, Marvin Strong, Jeffrey Smith, Arnold Ashmon, Jefferey Rogers, Cornelius William. Library Assistants farilyn Floyd, Cammy Bielby, Ars. Page, Sheryl Rackley irst row: Lisa Curlee, Virginia Hayes, Rhonda Mathis, Judy Evans, May Cephus, Cynthia Turner, Beth Shell. Irene Ellison. Second row: Cindy Lumpkin, Vicki Barfield, Ginger Peaster, Velma Davis, Flora Germany, Retha Price, Karen Slappy, Beverly Tookes, Sandra Barron. Bow Wow Staff Members: First row: Sheryl Rackley, Arlene Nelson, Cynthia Turner, Felita Fobbs, Andrella Manson Bonnie Bloodworth, Mary Cephus, Angie Brown, Angela Peavy, Don Webb. Second row: Latonia Manson, Curtis Lowe, Patricia Fields. Rhonda Mathis Sara Oliver, Anthony English, Beverly Tookes, Carla Meadows. Third row: Ynestra Mathis Angela Hardage, Shirley Beard, Benny Bloodworth, Debbie Bellew Vicki Barfield, Anita Meadows, Beulette Hooks, Eva Woolfork, Tony Perkins Editor Oy Se es Anthony English The purposes of the Bow Wow Ass't. Editor Latonia Manson Staff are: to publish the school Sports Editor . . . Carla Meadows newspaper, and to give inter- Features Editor... ... Sara Oliver ested students the opportunity to ; experience the actual production Art Editor Curtis Lowe of a newspaper Business Manager . . . Beverly Tookes The Bow Wow Staff intends to Photographer Rhonda Mathis visit professionals in journalism Typist i; Patricia Fields and to publish at least three Advisor : Mrs. Brown major papers during the year. Forensic Club am... Members: Advisor Mrs. Simms, Cindy Britt, Kris Coogle, Sara Oliver, Robin Perry, Kathy Hortman, Kim O ldham, Jamie Carroll, Kim McKinnon, Carol Green, Robbie Ray, Beulette Hookes Varsity debaters: Sara’Oliver Kathy Hortman Kim Oldham The Forensic Club con- Jamie Carroll sists of the debate researcher and the two Researchers: Carol Green teams, varsity (experi- Robbie Ray enced) and the novice (beginning). Its purposes are to raise money for debate materials and trips, schedule meets and help the teams prepare Advisor: Mrs. Simms for competition President: Jamie Carroll Treasurer: Kathy Hortman Novice debaters: Robin Perry Cindy Britt Kim McKinnon Beulette Hooks Pi —Ss Members: First row: Belinda Allen. Parliamentarian — Mary Cephus, Treasurer — Cammy Bielby. Judy Evans. Dessertine Harvey. Virgini H s. Second row: Cassandra Hankerson, Jeffrey Walters, Rhonda Mathis, Vice-President Jackie Harvey. Third row: Evelyn Washingtor ayes. o C Tony Pinckney, Lisa Curlee. Beverly Tookes, President — Anthony English. Earl Respert. Terry Hillman, Sponsor — Mrs. Lakes, Judy Law Ory ey, Lis Ul C 4 Secretary — Ginger Peaster Drama The purposes of the Drama Club are to give students experience in acting and to expose them to the study and practice of theatrical arts. The Drama Club is responsible for the building of the set, make- up, and costumes for the One-Act Play. The Drama Club hopes to perform plays periodically for the student U Highsteppers: Manager — Carol Felker, Cindy Lumpkin, Lisa Curlee, Angela Peavy, Captain — Beth Shell, Co- captain — Ynestra Mathis, Sponsor — Mrs. Hardage Majorettes Sandra Robbins, Deneen Layfield Macon County Highsteppers And Majorettes Members: First row: Kim McKinnon, Steve McKinnon, Felicia Harris, Jamie Peaster. Beulette H okes, Barbara Beard. Second row: Tony Pinck- ney, Tim Walker, Tommy Stroup, Kim Layfield, Sherry Harris, Leonard Walters. Third row Penney Holley, Cindy Britt, Tracy Mcinvale, Aubrey Harris, Angelia Stafford, Marsha Poole, Director — Mr. Dickenson Bulldog Band Drum Major Band Captain Tim Walker Tony Pinckney Band Director: Victor Dickenson The Big Red Marching Bulldog Band faithfully provided entertain- ment and spirit for the football games this year. Many times the band was the only thing that spur- red the team on. Due to lack of instrumentation the band has had to call on many eighth graders to march, and they have done a superb job Our concert band performed a Christmas concert for the student body and also plans to present a concert in the spring. The band also plans to attend the district band fes- tival. Here, bands perform and are graded by a panel of three judges These judges grade the band on their technical ability, expression, and their interpretation of a selec- tion of three tunes, Last year the band received an excellent rating This year they hope to do just as well Natural High | Knew you could make it from the beginning — First time | saw you passing by To you it was much more than a notion — You had the spirit inyoureyes.. . Natural High is a feeling, Natural High is a good thing. + 2 te Sas po et 7 = wif ott x 7 2 or star student The Star Student con- test is sponsored by the Georgia State Chamber of Commerce and the local Chambers of Com- merce. It annually honors the student who scores the highest on the Scho- lastic Aptitude Test (SAT). The school winner is then eligible for county, district, and state honors. This year’s Star Stu- dent is Kathi Hortman. She chose as her Star Teacher, Mr. Gary Jones. He has been Kathi's instructor in the Life Lab program for four years. Literary Events 1. Spelling: Kathy Hortman Jamie Carroll 2. Oral Interpretation Debra Harris Macon County has tradition- ally been a strong force in the literary events. Last year Kathi Hortman won her sec- ond consecutive girls’ state spelling title. She also placed second in girls’ essay at regional. Jamie Carroll won an unprecedented’ two regional crowns, placing first in both extemporaneous speaking and boys’ spelling. This year there were many new faces among the literary participants; some in areas not usually represented. Ms. Kristina Simms was again lit- erary coordinator, and Mrs. Ada Parsons helped the speech contestants. 1. Trio: Cindy Britt, Rhonda Mathis, Amanda Neill 2. Solo: Cindy Britt 3. Extemporaneous Speaking: Jamie Carroll 4. Shorthand: Pamela McGhee 5. Literary Coordinator: Ms. Kristina Simms Wy iN “nae te @ we S Of ehuptacs SS re 44 tf C8 eS 1. Speech Advisor: Mrs. Ada Parsons 2. Piano: Kecia Strawter 3. Home Economics: Robbie Ray 4. Typing: Patricia Fields Cornelius Williams 3. Extemporaneous Speaking: Jamie Carroll 4. Girls’ Spelling: Kathi Hortman Patricia Fields spring CESA oS ia _— 1. Oral Interpretation: Debra Harris Kris Coogle 2. Boys’ Spelling: Jamie Carroll Curtis Lowe Sitting, left to right: Kris Coogle, Pamela McGhee, Amanda Neill, Debra Harris, Rhonda Mathis, Cindy Britt, and Robbie Ray. Standing: Kecia Strawter, Kathi Hortman, Patricia Feilds, Cornelius Williams, and Jamie Carroll. Fall CESA 2. Oral Interpretation: Kris Coogle Extemporaneous Speaking: Rusty Brown The members of the varsity debate team are: Sara Oliver, first affirmative; Kathi Hortman, sec- ond affirmative; Kim Oldham, first negative; Jamie Carroll, second negative. Mrs. Simms is their advisor. The varsity debaters enter the CESA Festival and the region meet each year. They also con- duct practice debates and semi- nars with other schools and visit libraries to do research. At the CESA Festival this year, both teams had winning records. This year’s topic is: ‘‘Resolved That the Federal government should establish a comprehen- sive program to significantly increase the energy independ- ence of the United States. ’ The speakers follow in a set Sara Oliver, Kathy Hortman, Kim Oldham, Jamie Carroll order, and each has a ten minute speech and a five minute rebut- tal Debaters are graded on a scale of one to thirty, with a max- imum of five points in six areas delivery, evidence, analysis, rea- soning, organization and rebut- tal One Act Play The one-act play, Sunday Costs Five Peso's, was outstand- ing. Veteran Rhonda Mathis and newcomers to the stage — Cammy Bielby, Judy Evans Jackie Harvey, and Jeffrey Wal- ters — represented our school at CESA and Regional Festivals The play was also presented to the student body | =i MAB First row: Mary Cephus, Cammy Bielby, Judy Evans, Dessertine Harvey. Second row: Cassandra Hankerson, Jeffrey Walters, Rhonda Mathis, Jackie Harvey. Third row: Beverly Tookes, Anthony English, Earl Respert, Terry Hillman, Mrs. Lakes. Science Team The Science Team fin ished third this year in th Class AA State Tourna ment. This was the first tim that Macon County spo sored a team. Team me bers took a test consisting of 200 questions over th areas of Biology, Chemig try, Physics, the Earth Sci ences, and Physical Sci ence. Team members, left t right, are: Robbie Ra Keith Martin, Kathi Hor man, Kim Oldham, an Jamie Carroll (high scorer The sponsor was Mr. Gar Jones. Last year marked the inception of the Academic Bowl Team. It was held on the campus at Georgia Southwestern College. The tournament is pat- terned after the popular NBC television program, ‘‘College Bowl,’’ of past seasons. Jamie Carroll, captain, led the team to a third place state win. Team members, left to right, are: Mrs. Norton, sponsor; Keith Martin, Che- ryl Strawter, (scorekeeper), Kathi Hortman, Jamie Car- roll, and Kim Oldham. Kathi Hortman Kim Olham Jamie Carroll Robbie Ray Earl Respert a Antionette Keene Academic excellence can often be measured by participation in summer programs. Macon County is fortunate to have a number of stu- dents who have distinguished them- selves in this area. Kathi Hortman attended the pres- tigious Governor's Honors Program (GHP) this past summer. Her sub- ject area was English. Kim Oldham and Jamie Carroll attended National Science Founda- tion programs. Kim was a partici- pant in an environmental science seminar held at Georgia Southwest- ern College. Jamie was in a program held at the University of Georgia. His sub- ject was political science. Robbie Ray and Earl Respert attended the Youth Employment Training Program (YETP) spon- sored by South Georgia Tech. They repaired various business machines. Antoinette Keene was a partici- pant in the Minority Introduction to Engineering (MITE) program, held at Georgia Tech. She learned of the various opportunities and available careers in the field of engineering. 1978 Certificate Of Merit Recipients Left to right: Robbie Ray, Jamie Carroll, Kim Oldham, Carlton Greene, Antoinette Keene, Kathy Hortman, Ambé Hall, Phyliss Keene, and Alonzo Jones. DAR Citizenship Award: Carla Meadows Each year the State Department of Edu- cation recognizes the top 5% of all state high school's junior class. The Certificate of Merit is an award for outstanding aca- demic achievements during the recipients’ first three years of high school. The DAR Citizenship Award is given by the Daughters of the American Revolution to a high school senior in recognition of good citizenship, academic achievement, and good sportsman-like conduct. This year the Georgia Association of Educators sponsored a county wide essay contest. Three judges then selected the top five essays. GAE essay winner: Jamie Carroll Each year the Flint Electric Cor- poration, a rural cooperative, spon- sors an essay and speech contest for high school juniors. A teacher from each participating school is selected to advise the students on their grammar. Students submit an essay of at least 500 words on the topic of energy. These essays are judged, and two representatives from each school are selected to present their speeches at a district banquet, held in Warner Robins. The winner receives a five-day trip to Washington, D.C. Sponsor: 1978 School Mrs. Sherry Norton representative: Angela Peavy Flint Electric Essay And Speech _ Contest TL =yo ii { a wig Left to right: Cynthia Turner, Tim Walker, Jimmy Felton, Barbara Washington, Arlene Nelson, Joann Haugabook, Rebecca Hill, Juanita Moore, Greg Brett, Shari Lane. Yearbook Staff eee The production of a year- book is a costly and often tedi- ous process. Mrs. Sherry Nor- ton and her staff of eight have managed very well. With the smallest staff in Macon County history, the staff has produced the largest and most expensive yearbook ever. The staff showed their determination very early. They won a first place trophy in photographic detail, or photo ideas, at a Summer seminar Jamie Carroll Editor sponsored by Taylor Publish- Robbie Ray : Ass't. Editor Marsha Poole Layout Editor ing Company. — Kim Oldham Copy Editor This competitive drive has Amber Hall . Photo Editor carried over into the actual JamieCarroll....... : . Photographer production of this year's book. Each member of the staff is certain that this year’s book will be one of the best ever. PP gM Standing, left to right: Marsha Poole, Debra Harris, Amber Hall, Kim Oldham, Sophia Bearden, Robbie Ray. Top: Jimmie Felton, Jamie Carroll. Sherry Norton Advisor Seminar participants: Jamie Carroll, Kim Oldham, Amber Hall, Marsha Poole, Sophia Bearden and Jimmie Felton. Certificate Of Merit Nominees The Certificate of Merit is awarded annu- ally to the top five per cent academically in each Georgia high school’s junior class. Recipients are encouraged to participate in seminars and probes concerning their future educational plans. This year's nominees, left to right, are: Keith Martin, Cheryl Strawter, Amanda Neill, and Ray Tookes. GHP Nominees Acceptance into GHP, or the Governor's Honor Program, is the highest honor a Geor- gia high school student can receive. It is a seven-week program that brings together the best sophomore and junior students in the state. Annually, only one-fourth of all nomi- nees are accepted. This year’s academic nominees are Cheryl Strawter (English) (left) and Amanda Neill in mathematics (right) Math Team This is the first year Macon County has ever sponsored a Math Team. Members of the team will attend the state tournament, held at Georgia Southwestern College, and take a written examination covering many areas ot mathematics. The top two scorers from each team will then take a second exam, and all scores will then be averaged. Standing, left to right: Jamie Carroll, Beulette Hooks, Robbie Ray, and Kris Coogle. Kneel- ing, left to right: Kathi Hortman, Kim Oldham, and Amanda Neill. The team’s sponsor is Mrs. Janice Oliver. rig wit: nem (e I ef dit? ps 7 Latonia Manson � � rrr ”- } io 7 4 re B ev ‘ yi CRF t rae — Seg : ab ies ta ast � 4 (2 tee eG) ete Ds S tam : y z ; -_ Debra Harris sl escorted by | es 4 Greg Brett ts Bormie Bloodwo corted by itch Priehs eS t —e | Li! OUT CLUE antes. . Left to right: bbie Ray, Alonzo Jones, Kathi Hortman, Carla Meadows, Kim Oldham, Antoin ette Keene, Dc Harris, Phyliss Keene, Amber Hall. These students have the top ten academic averages in the senior class. Besides their scholastic achievements, each of these stu- : ; dents is to be congratulated for his Kathi Hortman Robbie Ray contributions to the school as a whole. In sports, literary events, and school organizations, these stu- dents are truly leaders. ? Jamie Carroll Carla Meadows Debra Harris Alonzo Jones Most intelligent Kathi Hortman Jamie Carroll Most Dependable Robbie Ray Anthony English Likely To Succeed Patricia Fields Carlton Greene Most Athletic Latonia Manson Willie Colbert Most School Spirit Beth Shell Tony Pinckney Class Pest Amber Hall Reginald McGhee Aives , ee a © a O — Q o O Jamie Carroll Looks Like We Made It There you are Looking just the same as you did last time | saw you. Here | am Close to getting tangled up inside at the thought of school. Do you enjoy school as much as | did? Will that pride be strong when old feelings start to stir? Looks like we made it— Left our school along the way to another life. Looks like we made it. Senior Cleve Mitchell Senior Class President Kathy Brooks Senior Class Secretary Debra Harris Student Council President Officers Beverly Tookes Senior Class Vice-President Jackie Harvey Senior Class Treasurer David Albritton Vicki Barfield Shedrick Barner Cathy Avery Retha Barron Debbie Bellew Benny Bloodworth Kathy Brooks Dorothy Burke Ronnie Buckner Daryl Byrom Jamie Carroll Edward Chavis Jeffery Chavis 7 Douglas Clark David Collins Willie Colbert Mike Crawford es Y Paulette Crocker Barbara Davis ‘ lrene Ellison Anthony English Nancy Carol Fallaw Felker WiCTS Ths Marilyn Floyd fl 7 F : y. . ov Patricia Fields Calvin Jerome Fredrick Fulks © Ney oc tw) Eloise , Fredrick Carlton Green Cassandra Hankerson Gene Hardage Michael Harmon Alfonzo Harris Wendy ; Debra Harmon Harris Faye Virginia Harris Hayes Terry Hilmon Harlena Hooton Kathy Cheffie Hortman =” Edward Jackson Stephanie Antoinette Jones Keene Phyllis Keene Tony Lamberth Ronald Larry Cindy Kay Lumpkin Andrella Manson Lantonia Manson Boyd Martin Ga ry McElhaney Rhonda Mathis ‘ Reginald McGhee Mike Medlin Wanda Mcllrath Cleve Mitchell Vig Cx j we WJ Carla Meadows Patrena Neal Sherman Nelson Crystal Nelson Jimmie Odom Kim Oldham Robert Nicholson Walter Oliver Angela Peavy Ginger Francis Peaster Phillips Benjamin Pierce Tony Pinckney Ezell Rucker Earl Michael Respert Rumph Melody Smith ———— Jeffrey Z Smith Mitchell Spradley Gloria Stewart Dottie Sullivan James Sutton Beverly Tookes Wynette Tookes Nathaniel Tookes Ay Stephen Tookes Mary Walker Jackie Walton Jeffrey Walters Evelyn Washington Annie Washington Jerry Washington Cornelius Williams Dorothy Williams Marvin Whitehead Eva Woolfork ” oe Laverne Woolfork — Mike Woolums Not Pictured Sammy Darity Russell Hardee Jan Layfield James Robinson DAVID ALVIN ALBRITTON FFA.1.2.4 FBLA 3.4 Pep Club 1 Band 1, 2, V.0.T.3,4 BELINDA GAYLE ALLEN i-Hi-Y 4 FH A.4 Band 3 Track 3 Drama 4 CATHY MARIE AVERY F.F.A Bendis : VICK! LENORA BARFIELD 4-H4 Bow-Wow Staff 4 Pep Club |, 3, 4 Basketball 1 SHEDRICK ALFRED BARNER SHIRLEY DIANNE BEARD S.J.H.S. 1 Bow-Wow Staff 4 Pep Club 1, 3, 4 BENJAMIN CARROLL BLOODWORTH F.F.A.3,4 4-H1,2,3,4 French Club 1 Bow-Wow Staff 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 4-H Boy's V. Pres. 3 DEBORAH CAROL BELLEW 4-H4 Bow-Wow Staff 4 Pep Club 1,2, 4 KATHY LEE BROOKS F.B.L.A. 4 4-H3 1-Act Play 4 V.0.T.4 Class Treasurer 1 Class Secretary 4 ANTHONY BROWN Student Council 1 F.F.A,1,2,4 4-H1 TINA IRENE BROWN F.HA.1,2 RONNIE WAYMON BUCKNER Industrial Arts Club 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 DOROTHY JEAN BURKE F.H.A. 3, 4 A.4 3 4 4 G AJ JEAN BURKE 4 4-H1,3,4 Industrial Arts Club 2 Pep Club 1,3 DARRYL MAURICE BYROM French Club 1, 2 Band 1,2 Football 3, 4 Tennis 1 JAMIE BLAXTON CARROLL N.H.S.3 S.LHAS. 1,2 Bow-Wow Staff 2, 3 Pep Club 3 Annua tall 3 Debate 1 captair Region Winner 3 Science Team 4 3rd Place Graduation Marshal 3 MARY VIRGINIA CEPHUS Tri-Hi-Y 4 FHA 4 Key Club 3 4-H1,2,3,4 Bow-Wow Staff 3, 4 Pep Club 1 1 t Play 4 Dra 1a 4 Parliamentarian Flint Electric Home Ec. Award 3 EDWARD MONROE CHAVIS Ill Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 F.F.A.1,2,3,4 Key Club 3 Industrial Arts Club 2 Bow-Wow Staff 3 Band 1,2,3 V.0.T.4 Tennis 1, 2,3, 4 President F.B.L.A.-V.O.T. 4 President F.F.A. 4 V. Pres. Hi-Y 4 Treasurer Hi-Y 3 Photographer Bow-Wow 3 JEFFERY KEITH CHAVIS F.FA. 1,3,4 Tennis 1,2,3 Baseball 4 DOUGLAS JEROME CLARK F.F.A.3,4 Football 3 WILLIE LEWIS COLBERT 4-H1 N.Y.C. 2,3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 B. Team Basketball 1, 2 Track 3, 4 DAVID ALBERT COLLINS F.B.LA.4 V.0.T.4 Tennis 2, 3,4 MARTHA KRISTINA COOGLE 4-H1,2,4 Bow-Wow Staff 2, 3 Pep Club 4 Annual Staff 3 Debate 1, 2,3,4 4-H Secretary 2 NSF SSTP 2 Oral Interpretation — 4th Region 3 Essay 2 MICHAEL SCOTT CRAWFORD F.F.A.1,2,3,4 PAULETTE CAROL CROCKER LISA JOYCE CURLEE esident 3 ef Band 4 V.0.T BARBARA JEAN DAVIS FBLA. 4 Treasurer 4 = Bow-Wow 3 Feature Editor 3 Cheerleader ¢ V.0.T.4 Tennis 3 CURTIS DAVIS JIMMIE LEE DAVIS ECA 4 4-H4 IRENE ELLISON 4-H4 ANTHONY CORNELIUS ENGLISH Student Council 4 Parliamentarian 4 Key Club 3 Bow-Wow 3, 4 Editor 4 Pep Club 1 Drama 4 President 4 NANCY ANN FALLAW FHA. 4 V.0.T.3 SHIRLEY ANN FAULK Tri-Hi-Y 3 FHA.3,4 Secretary 4 Pep Club 3, 4 JANICE CAROL FELKER 4-H1,4 Pep Club 3, 4 Band 4 PATRICIA ANN FIELDS SJ.H.S. 1,2 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 FHA. 4 F.TA.3,4 Key Club 3 Bow-Wow 4 Head Typist 4 Pep Club 1,3 Band 2 N.Y.C. 3,4 Class Officer Vice-President 2 Literary Typing 3 CESA Spelling 3 MARILYN ANGELA FLOYD FHA. 4 4-H1 FELITA DELLE FOBBS Tri-Hi-Y 2 4-H 1 Industrial Arts Club 2 Bow-Wow 4 B-Team Basketball 1, 2 B-Team Captain 1, 2 Track 3 ELOISE FREDERICK CALVIN FREDRICK JEROME FULKS CARLTON JEROME GREEN, JR. CAROL DIANNE GREEN AMBER FAYE HALL CASSANDRA ALETHEA HANKERSON 4-H 1 Bow-Wow 3 Parliamentarian 3 JACK EUGENE HARDAGE, JR. JOHNNY RUSSELL HARDEE MICHAEL ERIC HARMON 4 oa 4 Football 4 WENDY ANN HARMON N.H.S. 3 S.J.F.9, 1,4 Bow-Wow 4 ALFONZO HARRIS Hi-Y Treasurer 4 F.F.A.3 4-H1,2,3,4 Band 1 Football 1 B-Team Basketball 2 Y—3Captain 2 Track 3 DEBRA ANN HARRIS Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 President 4 N.H.S. 3, 4 S.Lts. 1,2 FAYE SHENISE HARRIS JACQUELYN LAFAYE HARVEY VIRGINIA HAYES Track Man ager a F_H.A. Vice-President 4 WENDA LANISE HILL NDA FA 4 TERRY JEROME HILLMON 4-H 1 1_Ar+P 4 Act Play 3,4 v.O 4 Drama 4 HARLENA HOOTEN 4-H4 KATHY ANNE HORTMAN S.J.H.S. 2 Tri-Hi-Y 4 Publicity Chairman 4 Bow-Wow 1, 2 Annual Staff 3 Debate 1,2, 3,4 Business Manager 3 Academic Bow! 3, 4 Media Club 1 Spelling 4th State 1st, 2,3 Essay 2nd Region 3 GHP English 3 Certificate of Merit 3 Science Team 4 3rd Place EDWARD JEROME JACKSON Football 3, 4 Basketball 2 SHARI JACKSON F.F.A.4 Pep Club 1,3 CHEFFIE JAMES 4 iptain 4 SANDRA LOUISE JAMES WAYMAN JESSIE ALONZO EARL JONES Morit JAMES THOMAS JONES STEPHANIE JONES ANTOINETTE MALVERTA KEENE Key Track of Merit 3 Flint Electr Award 1 PHYLISS LORETTA KEENE Certificate of Merit TONY RUSSELL LAMBERTH F.F.A.1,2,3 FBLA’ Vv . 4 4 Baseball 3, 4 Bow-Wow 3 ALVIN CURTIS LAW Hi-Y 2,3, 4 President 4 F.H.A.4 Key Club 3 4-H1.2,3,4 Vice-President 2 French Club 1 2 Historian 2 Industrial Arts Club 3 Bow-Wow 3, 4 Journalism President 4 Pep Club 1,3 1-Act Play 4 Band 1,2 N.Y.C.4 Track 3 Drama 4 CESA Oral Interpretation 3 JUDY FAYE LAW Tri-Hi-Y 2 F.H.A.1 FTA. 3 4-H1,2,3 ata ident 4 JANICE RUTH LAYFIELD CINDY KAY LUMPKIN ANDRILLA YVONNE MANSON FBLA. 3 Pen | b er ul LATONIA FAYE MANSON ecretz Homecoming Queen 4 DONALD BOYD MARTIN FFA 3.4 EDDIE JAMES ‘MATHIS RHONDA DEBORAH MATHIS GARY LEE McELHANEY Parliament arian 4 REGINALD GERARD McGHEE Industrial Arts WANDA YVOnee McILRATH Parliamentariar CARLA YVONNE MEADOWS Student Council Chaplain N.HS. 3. 4 Secretary 4 President Tri-Hi-Y 4 Parliamentarian 4 } ( ir 2 4 ep Club 3 Annual Staff 3 . and 1,2 ketb. a eclicake f Merit 3 MIKE LAWRENCE MEDLIN Football 3 Track 4 Baseball 3,4 CLEVELAND HORACE MITCHELL, JR. PATRENA ANN NEAL CRYSTALL BURNETT NELSON SHURMAN NELSON Parliamentarian 4 ROBERT COPELAND itt el ndus tn 3! Artec r 3an 3 Bas ket all 1 Baseball 1 lass Officer Secretary 3 JIMMIE LEE ODOM KIMBERLY ROSE OLDHAM udent ( Journalism President 3 French Club z Pep Club 3, 4 Annual Staff 3, 4 Debate 2, 3, 4 Academic Bowl 3 NY.C.3 Literary Piano 2 NSF Environmental Science 3 Water Girl 3, 4 Science Team 4 3rd Place Certificate of Merit 3 WALTER CORNELIUS OLIVER itl Hi-Y 3,4 4-H 1 Football 1 VIRGINIA ANNE PEASTER Student Council 1, z Treasurer _ vice- Pre asident 3 S.J.H.S. 1 2 Bow-Wow 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1 3,4 Annual Staff 3 Band 4 Basketball 1, 2,3 Drama Club 4 Secretary 4 Homecoming Court 2 MINNIE ANGELA PEAVY Student Council 3, 4 Vice-President 3 4-H1,2,3,4 Secretary 3 Bow-Wow 3, 4 Pep Club 1,3 Annual Staff 3 Band 4 Basketball 1, 2,3, 4 FRANCIS CHRISTENE PHILLIPS BENJAMIN LANE PIERCE ANTHONY WOOD PINCKNEY aptain 4 ROBBIE LYNN RAY Vice-President 1 ETP 3 Certificate ¢ f Merit 2 nding Science id standing Math Student 3 Science Team 4 3rd Place Journalism Club 3 EARL RESPERT FHA. é JAMES ROBINSON MINDER EZELL RUCKER V.0.T.3,4 Track 3 MICHAEL RUMPH FFA 4 4-H: ndustrial Arts Club 4 NYC. 2. 3.4 Football 2, 3, 4 Track 3,4 BETH ANN SHELL 4-H2,3 pP ep C lub 1 Cheerleader Manager 3 Band 4 Captain of Drill Team 4 KAREN SLAPPY 4-H2,4 Industrial Arts Club 2, 4 Pep Club 1,3 JAMES HAROLD SMITH Industrial Arts Club 4 Pep Club 1 JEFFERY SMITH Industrial Arts Club 4 Football 3, 4 MELODY LOUISE SMITH HELEN SNIPES MITCHELL KYLE SPRADLEY GLORIA ANN STEWART MARVIN CLARENCE STRONG JAMES DENNIS STROUP Bar d ey DOTTIE BURNETTA SULLIVAN JAMES SUTTON BETTY ELAINE TERRY FHA. 4 Per lub 3 B.T. Basketball Track 4 ANNIE JOYCE TOOKES 5 Girl's Vice-President Basketball 3 BEVERLY JEANNE TOOKES Officer President 3 Treasurer 4 LAMAR TOOKES 1A.4 4-H3,4 NATHANIEL TOOKES f ot 1 } STEPHEN LEON TOOKES WYNETTE TOOKES DONNA LYNN TYSON FHA OD 43.4 ecretary 3 MARY EULA WALKER JEFFERY WALTERS quartet 3 JACQUELYN YVONNE WALTON Tri-Hi-Y¥ 3 Bow-Wow 3 Per ( jb 1 2 PAMELA RENAE WARD 4-H4 ALLISON WARREN Track 1 ANNIE MAE WASHINGTON FHA. 2.3.4 Bov Anr NYC.23 F_H.A. Project Chairman 2 F.H.A. Degree Chairman 3 FHA. Junior Degree 2 FHA. Chapter Degree 3 EVELYN JEANETTE WASHINGTON FHA 34 FFA 4 JERRY LEWIS WASHINGTON PHILLISTINE WATERS KENNETH MARK WEBB Driving Contest 4 ball Stat JAMES MARVIN WHITEHEAD Football 1 CORNELIUS DEAN WILLIAMS FHA. 4 4H Baseball 1,2,3,4 DOROTHY ANN WILLIAMS Pep Club 3 EVA MARIE WOOLFORK N.YC.4 LEVONNE WOOLFORK F H.A. 1 FFA 4 FBLA.4 FTA.3 Industrial Arts Club 4 Pep Club 3 Band 3 N.Y.C. 4 V.0.T.4 MICHAEL EUGENE WOOLUMS F.HA.3 Degree Chairman 3 F.F.A.1,2,3 FBLA.4 V.0.T.4 Chris Abbott Arnold Ashmon Tammy Barnes Sandra Barron Cammy Bielby Greg Brett Cindy Britt Ann Brown Jeffery Clark ‘80 Kirk Cochran Annie Cook Brett Crawford Linda Daniels Glaays Davis Jerry Davis Patricia Davis Velma Davis Jimmy Duncan Michael Duncan Judy Evans Jimmie Felton Neal Ferguson Roxanne Fountain Bobby Gant Scott Gay Flora Germany Eva Griffin Angela Hardage Joann Harpe Michael Haslam Joann Haugabook Milton Hayes Rickey Hicks ‘80 Rebecca Hill James Hillmon Darrell Hogg Michele Hortman Nicky Hortman Paula Hurdle Betty Hutchens Alice Jackson Frank Jackson Milton Jolly Emma Jones Kyle Jones 80 Teresa Jones Keith Kitchens Melvin Lane Shari Lane Steve Law Fred Leary Bobby Mallard Jeannette Mann Russell Mann Keith Martin Leroy Mathis Pamela McGhee ‘80 Cassandra McKenzie Kim McKinnon Karen Miller Juanita Moore Amanda Neill Arlene Nelson Gwen Nelson Peggy Odom Norman Perkins Marsha Poole Retha Price Perry Pryor 80 Terry Pryor J. 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Harvey Teachers’ Aide Home Economics, Art Board Of Education Staff Mrs. Adcock Mrs. Ham Mr. Waters and Mrs. Fulghom Left to right: Imogene Dean, Lillie Bell Solomon, Louise Williams, Margaret Harris, Barbara Law, Helen Peaster. Custodial o : 3 5 = Ae) o 5 we = G = Wy Thank You For Being A Friend Traveled down a road and back again Your heart is true — You're a pal anda confidant. I'm not ashamed to say | hope it will always stay this way. My hat is off Won't you stand up and take a bow? When we both get older With walking canes and hair of gray Have no fear, even though it's hard to hear, | will stand real close and say — Thank you for being friend, | want to thank you, Thank you for being a friend. MP ti ai as wae ” MEDICAL INVESTMENTS CORPORATION President: 525 Sumter Street R. Dean Fowler 472-7543 Montezuma, Georgia Managing Nursing Homes Throughout Georgia Office Phone Home Phone 967-2552 967-2362 DOYLE H. 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Marshallville, Georgia Fast and Friendly Service Always’ CLARK'S 76 MONTEZUMA —- NURSING HOME 472-6101 Lillian M. Baggett, Administrator 472-8168 521 Sumter St. Montezuma, Georgia CROOK BROTHERS AERIAL APPLICATION ''We are here to serve you (the FARMER) in your AG Aviation needs Best Wishes MONTEZUMA FLOWER GIFT SHOP IDEAL GROCERY HARDWARE Owned and Operated by Richard David Albritton Ideal, Georgia WATSON. - BRITT'S MATHEWS ee EY Dpy FUNERAL CLEANERS HOME : Montezuma, Georgia 47 819! ee Ls When You Care, , Dry Clean MONTEZUMA DAVIS TIRE CO. Heating s MONTEZUMA DRUGS MOTORS TAYLOR, INC. Air Conditioning Congratulations! EARL MURRAY STUDIOS LIGGIN Cordele, Ga. 273-4365 Fl NAN CE Weddings Portraits Anniversaries Commercials Family Reunions Class Reunions CUSTOM FRAMES — OUR SPECIALTY! Just tell us what you want. . . and we'll show a vast selection of frames in the style and price range you want! See! Citizen Georgian and TRUSSELL ELECTRIC Southla nd Printers f m Pe nvitee i ro BENTLEY CONSTRUCTION CO.,, INC. FLINT BAIT TACKLE SOUTHERN FROZEN Montezuma, Ga. FOODS 472-8101 BARROW CHEVROLET 50! Winston St. Reynolds, Ga. 847-343 | Leroy Barrow Joel Posey John Barrow Nova Malibu Caprice Monte Carlo DE VAUGHN AGENCY 472-8440 472-844 | BANK OF MACON COUNTY THE McKENZIEAGENCY INC. Montezuma, Ga. 31063 Compliments of EASTERLIN FURNITURE CO. PORCH'S SERVICE STATION Calvin Porch, Owner D Xl E Dooly Street MontezumapGeorgia QU FEN Oglethorpe Georgia 472-7135 BOYCE RIDDLE PLANTS Grower of Certified Vegetables JACK'S BARGAIN STORE and MAFFETT'S South Dooly St. Montezuma, Ga. THE LOGUE CO. Oglethorpe, Ga. Dealers of Dutch Standard Paints” Congratulations eniors CORDELE CONCRETE River Road Phone: Montezuma, Ga. 472-8204 Montezuma BADCOCK HOME FURNISHINGS CENTER Lee Stewart, Mgr. Georgia ‘Macon County's Friendly and Progressive Bank EASTERLIN COUNTRY STORE Andersonville, Ga. MR. MRS. G. LEONARD LIGGIN ongratu lations HOSIE WATERS M R DRIVEIN SMITH-ADAMS AGENCY P.O. Box 423 Montezuma, Ga. ADS Cotton States Insurance ADVANCED DRAINAGE SYSTEMS INC. Corrugated Plastic Drainage Tubing Fittings ROLLINS LEASING CORP. P.O. Box 507 Travelers Rest Rd. Montezuma MACO MACHINE SHOP 472-7335 472-7336 Live as if you would die tomorrow, learn as if you will live forever. STEVE JOHNSON REALTY Cabot St. P.O. Box 61 | Montezuma, Georgia 31063 Home — Farm E. Steve Johnson Commercial Compliments of Don Lamberth and Walter S. Chew Pha, 9 | 2)96 7.999 (912)967 22 Sg Z JSKLEY, INC. 31057 WESTERN AUTO Associate Store 123 N. Dooly St. 472-6400 Montezuma, Ga, Peggie Williams Gene Lacey RIDDLE PLUMBING TILE P.O. Box 466 Montezuma Ronnie Riddle Phone: 472-7489 MONTEZUMA PAINT AND HARDWARE COLE'S RIVERSIDE SANATORIUM Professional Import Auto Repair and Service BUG HOUSE 967-2660 Marshallville, Ga. Compliments of J NED pon � SECOnie ampliments | fer Byes: _.MACON as 7 J TY ME AN . Ann Gibson CESSORS | hemes ire ae 472-7418 Congratulations Seniors! HAUGABOOK OIL Serving You Since 1929 Phone: (912) 472-7531 472-7532 Compliments of LP GAS AND APPLIANCES Montezuma Phone: 472-8116 472-7639 YODERS BAKERY Cakes Cookies Donuts Cokes Coffee LEISURE ESTATES, INC. 126 North Dooly Street Montezuma, Ga. 31063 Phone 912 472-8452 Comfort Convenience Companionship Independent Living for Adult Persons @ LFACO TARE COMPANY 227 Spaulding:Road Montezuma, Ga. BFGoodrich The Other Guys Compliments of Louise S. Blanks Bookkeeping and Tax Service 126 Cherry St. Montezuma, Ga. 472-6539 Fine Furniture Gifts Accessories Interior Design Service my | MADISON HALL LTD. Sumter Street % ! Oglethorpe, Ga. 31068 2 a @ is BS pa 472-799 KENDRICK'S GROCERY Oglethorpe, Ga. MULCOA Mullite Company of America Andersonville, Ga. Congratulations Seniors BRINSON'S DEPARTMENT STORE Oglethorpe Editor's We approached this year’s book with a certain idea of what we wanted to accom- plish. You've’ probably already noticed the larger pic- tures; the fact that there are more pictures to a page; more pages, and the abundance of copy. We believed that such things as honors, sports, and organization's purposes ee ee ae needed to be explained. A yearbook should be more than a pictorial account of the school year; it should be a vibrant, living reference work as well. | believe that each member of this staff has uniquely con- tributed to this book. We had the smallest staff ever, yet we put out the largest yearbook in Macon County history. | would not venture to count all the Saturdays and afternoons spent at school. Besides the staff, | want to thank Mrs. Car- ole Barfield, Coach Peaster, and especially Mrs. Sherry Norton. Each of us sincerely hopes you enjoy this annual. ABBOTT, CHRIS 47, 49, 122 ABBOTT, MARK 49, 142 ALBRITTON, DAVID 49, 50, 95 ALLEN, BELINDA 39, 48, 51, 55, 60, 95 ALLEN, SHIRLEY 132 ANDERS, ROBERT 49, 142 ASHMON, ARNOLD 38, 56, 122 AHSMON, CHERYL 52, 56, 132 ASHMON, DARYL 52, 142, 149 AVERY, CATHY 49, 95 BALL, ERVIN 132 BALL, KATHY 142 BARFIELD, VICKI 47, 53, 57, 58, 95 BARNER, BLANCHE 132 BARNER, GUERAY 142 BARNER, OLIVIA 132 BARNER, SHEDRICK 95 BARNES, TAMMY 122 BARRON, CHRISTINA 48, 132 BARRON, RETHA 95 BARRON, SANDRA 21, 39, 56,57, 122 BARTLETT, SANDRA 47, 122, 142 BATEMAN, GARY 142 BEARD, BARBARA 47, 62, 132 BEAR, LANGDON 49, 54, 132 BEARD, SHIRLEY 47, 58, 96 BEARDEN, SOPHIA 47, 52, 79, 132 BELL, EARL 132 BELL, TOMMY 142 BELLEW, DEBBIE 47, 53, 58, 96 BELLEW, PENNIE 132 BENDER, LISA 142 BIELBY, CAMMY 57, 60, 73, 122 BIELBY, DOTTIE 132 BLOODWORTH, BENNY 36, 49, 53, 58, 96 BLOODWORTH, BONNIE 47, 58, 84, 133 BODREY, BRAD 142 BRETT, GREG 36, 44, 77, 84, 122 BRIDGES, WAYNE 142 BRITT, CINDY 47, 49, 53, 55, 59, 62 68, 122 BROOKS, KATHY 50, 94, 96 BROOKS, TRACY 142 BROWN, ANGIE 30, 35, 52, 58, 133 BROWN, ANN 39, 47, 55, 122 BROWN, ANTHONY 49, 56, 96 BROWN, ROSE 47,133 BROWN, RUSTY 36, 47, 49, 52, 54, 71, 133 BROWN, TINA 96 BRYANT, VALERIE 49 BUCKNER, LESLIE 133 BUCKNER, RONNIE 31, 32, 97 BURKE, CHARLENE 48, 52, 133 BURKE, DOROTHY 48, 50, 97 BURKE, GLORIA 48, 49, 53, 97 BURNAM, RODNEY 142 BUSBEE, LESLIE 133 BYROM, DARYL 24, 26,97 BYSE, THEDY 142 CARROLL, JAMIE 36, 59, 67, 68, 70, 72, 74, 75, 76, 78, 79, 80, 87, 88, 91,97, 199 CHAVIS, EDWARD 35, 49, 50, 54, 98 CHAVIS, JEFFERY 36, 49, 98 CEPHUS, CALVIN 133 CEPHUS, MARY 48, 53, 55, 57, 58, 60, 73, 97 CLARK, DOUGLAS 98 CLARK, JEFFERY 122 CLARK, THOMAS 98 STUDENT INDEX COCHRAN, KIRK 26, 49, 53, 123 COCHRAN, PRISCILLA 34, 133 COLBERT, GLORIA 142 COLBERT, WILLIE 24, 26, 38, 51, 89, 98 COLEMAN, CORNELIUS 142 COLEMAN, MOSE 27, 143 COLLIER, TONY 25, 26, 143 COLLINS, DAVID 35, 50, 84, 98 COLLINS, MARK 35, 52, 143 COLSON, BRIDGETT 29, 143 CONNELLY, SYDNEY 29, 47, 52, 143 CONVERSE, JOHN 47, 49, 52, 133 COOGLE, KRIS 47, 53, 59, 70,71, 80 99 COOK, ANNIE 47, 55, 123 COOPER, LORRAINE 133 CRAWFORD, BRETT 36, 53, 123 CRAWFORD, GINGER 20, 133 CRAWFORD, MIKE 36, 47, 49, 52, 99 CROCKER, PAULETTE 99 CROMER, RENAY 46, 47, 143 CURLEE, LISA 53, 57, 60, 61, 99 DALE, AMANDA 47,52, 133 DANIELS, LINDA 51, 123 DARITY, SAMMY 117 DAVIS, BARBARA 50, 99 DAVIS, CURTIS 32, 49, 99 DAVIS, EUGENE 133 DAVIS, GLADYS 53, 123 DAVIS, JERRY 25, 26, 123 DAVIS, JIMMY 53, 100 DAVIS, JUDY 133 DAVIS, PATRICIA 39, 123 DAVIS, VELMA 39, 57, 123 DEAN, GERALD 143 DENNIS, JEANETTE 30, 48, 134 DINGLE, DAVID 143 DRIVER, CINDY 46, 143 DUCOTE, CLARENCE 49, 134 DUNCAN, JIMMY 123 DUNCAN, MICHAEL 47,49, 123 DUNCAN, RONALD 26, 49, 134 ELLISON, EDDIE 143 ELLISON, HATTIE 134 ELLISON, IRENE 57, 100 ELLISON, MARY 143 ELLISON, SHIRLEY 52, 134 ENGLISH, ANTHONY 44, 51, 60, 73, 88, 100 EVANS, JUDY 57,60, 73, 123 FALLAW, NANCY 100 FAULK, SHIRLEY 47, 48, 100 FELKER, CAROL 47,61, 100 FELTON, JIMMIE 54,77, 79, 84, 123 FELTON, LEONARD 143 FERGUSON, NEAL 36, 124 FERGUSON, SHELIA 134 FIELDS, PATRICIA 48, 51, 55, 69, 70, 88, 101 FIELDS, TONY 49, 134 FITZHUGH, GLANDICE 134 FLOYD, MARILYN 48, 53, 57, 101 FOBBS, FELITA 58, 101 FORD, FLORENE 143 FOUNTAIN, CLAY 38, 52, 143 FOUNTAIN, ROXANE 20, 53, 124 FREDERICK, CALVIN 51, 84, 101 FREDERICK, ELOISE 48, 101 FREDERICK, RONNIE 143 FULKS, JAMES 47,143 FULKS, JEROME 101 FULKS, MELVIN 34, 134 FULKS, ROGER 34, 134 GANT, BOBBY 33, 124 GAULTNEY, TERRY 27, 47,143 GAY, SCOTT 49,124 GERMANY, DOROTHY 47, 48, 143 GERMANY, FLORA 48, 57,124 GOGGINS, LINDA 134 GOGGINS, MYRTLE 143 GRANT, CARLENE 134 GRANT, LINDA 143 GREEN, CARLTON 24, 26, 45, 76, 88, 102 GREEN, CAROL 55, 59, 102 GRIFFIN, EVA 44,51,124 GRIFFIN, KATHY 144 GRIMES, ELISA 47, 134 HALL, AMBER 21, 45, 47, 53, 76, 78, 79, 87, 89, 102 HALL, TYRONE 34, 134 HAM, MACK 47,52, 144 HANKERSON, CASSANDRA 50, 51, 60, 73, 102 HARDAGE, ANGELA 47, 53, 58, 124 HARDAGE, GENE 102 HARDEE, RUSSELL 117 1 HARDEN, LEONARD 144 HARMON, ALAN 27,49, 144 HARMON, MICHAEL 25, 26, 51, 102 HARMON, WENDY 45, 48, 49, 103 HARP, SHELIA 34, 47, 48, 84, 144 HARP, VIRGINIA 134 HARPE, JOANN 124 HARRIS, ALFONZO 51, 53, 54, 103 HARRIS, ANGELA 135 HARRIS, AUBREY 47,52, 62, 135 HARRIS, DEBRA 29, 44, 45, 47,67, 70 83, 87, 90, 94, 103 HARRIS, FAYE 49, 53, 103 HARRIS, FELISHA 48, 62, 144 HARRIS, LUCILE 52, 56, 135 HARRIS, MARTHA 48 HARRIS, SHERRY 46, 47, 62, 144 HARRIS, TAMMY 56, 144 HARVEY, CHARLES 47, 135 HARVEY, DESSERTINE 60, 73, 135 HARVEY, GYBRIA 48, 135 HARVEY, JACKIE 48, 60, 73, 94, 103 HASLAM, MICHAEL 124 HAUGABOOK, JOANN 77, 124 HAUGABOOK, TERRESENA 144 HAYES, MILTON 124 HAYES, VIRGINIA 39, 47, 48, 51, 55, 57, 60, 103 HICKS, MELVIN 144 HICKS, RICKY 124 HILL, GERRY 27, 34, 36, 144 HILL, GLORIA 135 HILL, REBECCA 53, 55, 77, 125 HILL, SARAH 44, 46, 47, 84, 144 HILL, WENDA 49, 84, 104 HILLMON, JAMES 125 HILLMON, TERRY 50, 60, 73, 104 HILTON, ARABIA 144 HOGG, DARRELL 49, 125 HOLLAND, CHARLES 49, 144 HOLLEY, PENNEY 21, 49, 52, 62, 135 HOOKS, BEULETTE 46, 49, 55, 58, 62, 80, 135 HOOKS, OSCAR 38, 144 HOOTEN, ANNIE 144 HOOTEN, HARLENA 53, 104 HOOTEN, ROBERT 144 HORTMAN, KATHI 55, 59, 66, 67, 72, 74, 75, 76, 80, 86, 88, 104 HORTMAN, MARSHA 47,144 HORTMAN, MICHELE 44, 47,53, 125 HORTMAN, NICKY 36, 49, 125 HUNNICUTT, GENA 47, 144 HURDLE, PAULA 30, 47, 125 HUTCHENS, BETTY 50, 125 IVORY, DEBRA 135 JACKSON, ALICE 55, 125 JACKSON, CYNTHIA 144 JACKSON, DEBBIE 34, 135 JACKSON, EDWARD 24, 26, 104 JACKSON, FRANK 25, 26, 49, 125 JACKSON, GREGORY 145 JACKSON, SHERRY 49 JAMES, CHEFFIE 39, 51, 104 JAMES, DARREN 49,51, 135 JAMES, KATHY 47, 55, 135 JAMES, KENEDY 35, 135 JAMES, LORENZO 25, 26, 135 JAMES, ROBERT 47 JAMES, SANDRA 105 JAMES, WARREN 38, 49, 136 JESSIE, WAYMON 31, 32, 84, 105 JOHNSON, DENNIS 47,145 JOHNSON, GEORGE 27, 145 JOHNSON, JOHNNY 49, 136 JOHNSON, LONNIE 34, 145 JOHNSON, MARY ANN 36 1 JOHNSON, PAUL HARVEY 49, 136 JOHNSON, VICTOR 25, 26, 136 JOINER, BARRY 49, 136 JOINER, CHERYL 47, 136 JOINER, GRETA 136 JOINER, JUDY 136 JOINER, KENNETH 136 JOINER, RUTH 145 JOLLY, MILTON 125 JONES, ALONZO 36, 48, 76, 87, 105 JONES, DANNY 47,145 JONES, EMMA 48, 125 JONES, JACQUELINE 145 JONES, JOANN 47, 48, 136 JONES, KYLE 36, 47, 48, 52, 56, 125 JONES, MELODY 47, 136 JONES, RICKY 145 JONES, STEPHANIE 105 JONES, TERESA 126 JONES, TOMMY 47,56, 105 JORDAN, KENNETH 145 KAIGLER, CHARLES 52, 145 KEENE, ANTOINETTE 56, 75, 76, 87, 105 KEENE, GEORGE 34, 49, 136 KEENE, PHYLLIS 56, 76, 87, 106 KELLEY, CAROL 30, 47, 145 KELLEY, CURTIS 44, 46,47, 145 KENDRICK, CHRISTINA 29, 47, 145 KENDRICK, CLARA 46, 145 KENDRICK, JACQUELINE 46, 48, 145 KENDRICK, JEROME 33, 34, 47, 51, 136 KENDRICK, JUANITA 136 KITCHENS, CURITS 137 KITCHENS, KEITH 126 KITCHENS, MELANIE 145 KITCHENS, TERRI (F) 46, 47, 145 KITCHENS, TERRI (S) 47, 137 KLECKLEY, TOMMY 137 LAMBERTH, KIM 44, 49, 137 LAMBERTH, TONY 36, 50, 106 LANE, ERIC 145 LANE, MELVIN 126 LANE, RICKY 33, 137 LANE, SHARI 47, 55, 56, 77, 126 LANE, WILLIAM 145 LANGSTAFF, INA 137 LARRY, LALEISA 145 LARRY, RONALD 54, 106 LAW, ALVIN 48, 54, 106 LAW, CATHY 47, 52, 146 LAW, JUDYE 51, 60, 106, 146 LAW, STEVE 49, 126 LAYFIELD, DENEEN 47, 52,61, 146 LAYFIELD, JAN 117 LAYFIELD, KIM 46, 47, 52, 62, 146 LEACH, VETA 47, 48, 52, 137 LEARY, BRUCE 146 LEARY, FRED 32, 126 LEARY, GRADY 27, 36, 146 LEARY, JACK 146 LEARY, MARVIN 27, 146 LEARY, MILDRED 47, 137 LINDSEY, EDWIN 49, 137 LOCKHART, PRESTON 52, 146 LONGINO, DENISE 47, 146 LOWE, CURTIS 25, 26, 34, 38, 44, 46, 58, 70, 137 LUMPKIN, CINDY 45, 47, 50, 51, 53, 56, 57, 61, 106 MALLARD, BOBBY 126 MANN, BRENDA 137 MANN, JEANETTE 34, 39, 53, 126 MANN, RUSSELL 126 MANSON, ANDRILLA 49, 58, 107 MANSON, LATONIA 28, 29, 44, 48, 58, 82 89, 107 MARTIN, BOYD 36, 49, 52, 56, 107 MARTIN, KEITH 146 MARTIN, R. KEITH 24, 26, 35, 44, 45, 53, 54, 74, 80, 126 MARTIN, PRATT 49, 146 MATHEWS, ALISA 47, 146 MATHEWS, TOM 49, 137 MATHIS, J. D. 146 MATHIS, DENNIS 137 MATHIS, EDDIE 107 MATHIS, LEROY 47, 48, 53, 126 MATHIS, RHONDA 57, 60, 68, 73, 107 MATHIS, YNESTRA 51, 52, 58, 61, 84, 138 McCANTS, CYNTHIA 39, 138 McCANTS, CEDRIC 51, 138 McCLENDON, VERNON 138 McCOMB, GREG 49, 138 McCLURE, KELLY 35, 47, 52, 138 McDONALD, AGNES 146 McDONALD, MINNIE 48, 138 McELHANEY, BRENDA 131 McELHANEY, GARY 49,107 McGHEE, ERIC 56 McGHEE, PAMELA 55, 68, 126 McGHEE, REGINALD 89, 108 McINVALE, TRACY 47,62, 146 McKENZIE, CASSANDRA 47,53, 127 McKENZIE, CONNIE 48, 146 McKENZIE, JOHN 138 McKENZIE, MAMIE 146 McKINNON, KIM 45, 47, 49, 53, 59, 62 127 McKINNON, STEVE 46, 47, 62, 146 MEADOWS, ANITA 29, 44, 46, 48, 58, 138 MEADOWS, CARLA 28, 29, 45, 55, 76, 87, 108 MEADOWS, TAMMY 34, 47, 138 MEDLIN, MIKE 108 MILLER, KAREN 29, 48, 55, 127 MITCHELL, CLEVE 49, 94, 108 MONTFORD, WILLIE 138 MOORE, JOE 38, 49, 138 MOORE, JUANITA 21, 29, 55, 77, 127 NEAL, PATRENA 50, 108 NEILL, AMANDA 20, 45, 53, 68, 80, 84 127 NELSON, ARLENE 47, 48, 58, 77, 127 NELSON, CRYSTAL 109 NELSON, DELORIS 48, 147 NELSON, GWEN 34, 39, 48, 127 NELSON, SHURMAN 48, 109 NELSON, VIVIAN 46, 48, 138 NICHOLSON, ROBERT 31, 32, 109 ODOM, JIMMIE 51, 109 ODOM, PEGGY 48, 49, 127 OGBURN, JAMES 147 OLDHAM, KIM 21, 47, 53, 59, 72 75, 76, 78, 79, 87 OLIVER, SARA 44, 46, 47, 52, 59, 138 OLIVER, WALTER 54, 109 OVERSTREET, JAN 47,147 PATTERSON, CONNIE 52 PEASTER, GINGER 47,57, 60, 110 PEASTER, JAMES 47, 49, 62, 147 PEAVY, ANGELA 30, 44, 58, 61, 77, 84, 110 PERKINS, JAMES 27,147 PERKINS, NORMAN 24, 26, 38, 48, 127 PERKINS, THOMAS 147 PERKINS, TONY 25, 26, 38, 46, 51, 58, 138 PERRY, ALAN 46, 147 PERRY, RALPH 27, 49, 147 PERRY, ROBIN 47,59, 139 PHILLIPS, FRANCIS 110 PIERCE, BENJAMIN 110 PINCKNEY, ROBERT 26, 49, 139 PINCKNEY, TONY 44, 47, 60, 62, 89, 110 POOLE, MARSHA 47, 49, 62, 78, 79, 127 PRICE, DARYL 147 PRICE, RETHA 47, 53, 57, 122, 127 PRIECHS, MITCH 84, 139 PRYOR, PERRY 24, 26, 127 PRYOR, TERRY 26, 34, 128 RACKLEY, J. B. 128 RACKLEY, SHERYL 57, 58, 128 RAINES, AGNES 45, 47, 55, 128 RAPER, JERRY 36, 47, 52, 147 RAY, ROBBIE 45, 47, 51, 55, 59, 69 74, 75, 76, 78, 80, 86 88, 110 REED, DANNY 49, 139 REED, JUDY 139 RENFROE, DARLENE 47,147 RENFROE, TONY 147 RESPERT, EARL 48, 53, 54, 60, 73, 75 111 RICE, GERRY 128 RICE, SAMUEL 27, 36, 147 RIDLEY, DERON 24, 26, 38, 48, 53, 128 RIGBY, TOMMY 47, 49, 147 ROBBINS, SANDRA 47,61, 147 ROBERSON, DARWIN 46, 147 ROBERTS, RENEIGH 47, 128 ROBINSON, FRANK 148 ROBINSON, JAMES 118 ROBINSON, PATTI 29, 47, 53, 128 ROCKET, LAURIE 47, 53, 55, 128 RODGERS, WARREN 139 ROGERS, EDDIE 52, 139 ROGERS, JEFFERY 47, 56, 129 ROGERS, MILLER 139 ROGERS, WILLETTE 34, 39, 47, 139 ROSS, DONALD 139 ROSS, EDWARD 24, 26, 139 RUCKER, EZELL 111 RUCKER, PENNY 148 RUMPH, CYNTHIA 139 RUMPH, DAVID 25, 26, 139 RUMPH, DERRICK 46, 139 RUMPH, JOHN 53, 56, 129 RUMPH, MICHEAL 24, 26,111 RUMPH, RAYMOND 24, 26, 129 SHELL, BETH 57,60, 89, 111 SHELLEY, PAMELA 51,53, 129 SIMMONS, MARK 129 SINGLETON, ANDY 36, 49, 139 SKINNER, JOANN 140 SKINNER, MICHAEL 148 SKINNER, RICKY 140 SLAPPY, KAREN 53, 56,57, 111 SLAPPY, RAY 34, 140 SMITH, ALONZO 148 SMITH, DANNY 56, 148 SMITH, JAMES 111 SMITH, JEFFERY 24, 26,56, 112 SMITH, MELODY 112 SMITH, RANDY 27,47, 52, 148 SMITH, RICHARD 33, 47,129 SMITH, SHELIA 39, 129 SMITH, SIDNEY 129 SMITH, TERRY 34, 148 SMITH, WILLIE 148 SNIPES, HELEN 112 SNIPES, LAVERNE 140 SPADE, JOHN 148 SPRADLEY, DIANNE 47, 148 SPRADLEY, MITCHELL 112 STAFFORD, ANGIE 62, 140 STEVENS, CONNIE 47, 148 STEWART, CLIFFORD 52, 148 STEWART, GLORIA 48, 53,112 STINSON, BILLY 27, 148 STINSON, EDDIE 129 STINSON, RUFUS 148 STRAWTER, CHERYL 45, 47, 55, 74, 80, 130 STRAWTER, KECIA 46, 47, 69, 148 STRONG, MARVIN 56, 112 STROUP, JIMMY 113 STROUP, TOMMY 46, 47, 62, 148 SULLIVAN, ABIGAIL 130 SULLIVAN, DOTTIE 113 SUTTON, JAMES 113 SUTTON, ROSA 51, 53, 55, 130 SUTTON, WILLIE 148 SYKES, MARSHA 140 TARVER, KYLE 49, 84, 148 TAYLOR, BRUCE 49, 140 TAYLOR, LOUISE 52, 140 TAYLOR, MELVIN 140 TAYLOR, MINNIE 52, 56, 148 TERRY, BETTY 48,113 TERRY, MARY 148 TERRY, SHERRY 29, 48, 140 THOMPSON, JAMES 47,149 TOOKES, ANNIE 48, 53,113 TOOKES, BEVERLY 48, 53, 55, 57, 60, 73, 94,113 TOOKES, CYNTHIA 34, 48, 140 TOOKES, KIM 34, 44, 47, 48, 52,149 TOOKES, LAMAR 32, 48, 53, 84,114 TOOKES, MILTON 25, 26, 34, 49, 140 TOOKES, RAY 26, 32, 45, 80, 122, 130 TOOKES, NATHANIEL 24, 26, 53, 56, 114 TOOKES, STEPHEN 49,114 TOOKES, TIMOTHY 34, 49, 140 TOOKES, WYNETTE 114 TRUSSELL, DAVID 25, 26, 49, 54, 140 TUFF, JOHN 149 TURNER, CYNTHIA 44,51, 57, 58, 77, 130 TURNER, JEFFERY 141 TYSON, DARYL 49, 52,141 TYSON, DONNA 48,50, 114 TYSON, WANDA 48, 108 VINSON, BELL 34, 141 WALKER, BOBBY 24, 26, 34, 141 WALKER, BONNIE 149 WALKER, CHARLES 24, 26, 130 WALKER, GEORGE 131 WALKER, JAMES 149 WALKER, LEONARD 47,49, 149 WALKER, LURRENE 55, 141 WALKER, MARY EULA 114 WALKER, RAY 49 WALKER, RONNIE 149 WALKER, ROY 31, 131 WALKER, TIM 47,62, 77,131 WALTERS, JEFFERY 50, 60, 73, 115 WALTERS, LEONARD 35, 47, 52, 62, 149 WALTON, ANITA 46, 49, 141 WALTON, JACKIE 53,115 WARD, PAMELA 115 WARNER, THOMAS 141 WARREN, ALLISON 115 WARREN, JEANETTE 149 WASHINGTON, ANNE 48, 49,115 WASHINGTON, BARBARA 20, 44, 48, 49, 56, 77 84, 131 WASHINGTON, DEBORAH 34, 48, 141 WASHINGTON, EVELYN 49, 50,60, 115 WASHINGTON, JERRY 36, 116 WASHINGTON, SANDRA 20, 48, 149 WATERS, PHILLISTINE 49 WEBB, DON 25, 26, 36, 53, 58, 131 WEBB, MARK 49, 50,116 WELLS, JAY 32, 54, 141 WHITEHEAD, AMOS 149 WHITEHEAD, MARVIN 116 WHITFIELD, SARA 149 WIGGINS, GLORIA 47, 141 WILKES, BILLY 47, 49, 53, 131 WILLIAMS, BOBBY 38, 149 WILLIAMS, CORNELIUS 36, 48, 53, 56,69, 116 WILLIAMS, DOROTHY 116 WILLIAMS, JEFF 131 WILLIAMS, JEROME 141 WILLIAMS, JOHN 149 WILLIAMS, KATHY 149 WILLIAMS, TONY 24, 32, 53, 131 WILSON, LARRY 47,141 WINDHAM, JIMMY 47,149 WOMACK, ROY 49,149 WOODRUFF, BECKY 20, 48, 141 WOODRUFF, PAUL 27, 47, 149 WOOLFORK, DONALD 38, 44,47, 149 WOOLFORK, EVA 49, 51,53, 56, 58, 116 WOOLFORK, FEVONNE 49, 50,51, 56,117 WOOLFORK, PAULA 29, 39, 48, 51, 131 WOOLFORK, RONALD 38, 47,149 WOOLUMS, MIKE 50, 117 WORTHY, SANDRA 34, 39, 141 WRIGHT, LORI 47,141 S al i, Ka froma) Qos? 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