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

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1984 volume:

J MACON COUNTY N HIGH SCHOOL MONTEZUMA, GA. 31003 y) VOLUME XN Z a , if I934 Butt_DOoG We do not believe anyone stands still in time. Today is just the edge of tomorrow. We want to take this time to examine and remember our Todays. This is our time to grow, learn, and share with our friends, parents, and teachers. Although we cannot be sure of the future, our actions now, especially our education, will have an im- pact on our lives. We end one phase of our lives, as we are on the verge of sampling totally new experiences We are all traveling on towards the future. We are the producers, consumers, dreamers, and developers of to- morrow. Our lives will be filled with technology, ad- vancement, and enrichment, and we will have forever our pathway of achievement in our memories TRAVELS OF A BULLDOG Whether we are freshmen or seniors, our pathway leads us straight into academics, sports, clubs, and graduation. Each new challenge sets ou r course for tomorrow. We have become aware that we are part of tomorrow, and will be needed there Because of our todays, we will find success waiting for us a : 3s; _ . ‘. ' ‘aa ek. bs mF = s — i a OUR PATHWAYS HAVE: With over 550 students at- tending MCHS, our hallways are crowded and snack lines long. Our schedule begins at 8:15 am and lasts through 3:09 p.m., and sandwiched between are six subject hours, which can be tiring and trying on our brains. We must discipline our- selves to study and respect oth- ers HAD GREAT TIMES Let's party. Let’s jam. The Bulldog likes a good time, good friends, and ——— a fast car. Our school days may be crammed with classwork and practice, but our weekends are free for fun. When we remember this time, one point will always shine the PEOPLE. Whether visiting the DQ or dancing in the gym, we have learned how meaningful friendships can be Any goal can be reached, with someone special on the road beside you. 4 = — —_ —— | Sp B|| er i ay . Q 5g : | , ¥ NEVER BEEN DULL FOR GENT THERE WAS S ; ; iy BEEN FILLED ts ¢ = . he G - + ela Nea 5 . ”. : 5 “e. OF; . te . 7 ¢ an . = YAK. “e . 5 % rt wh. ya Our Bulldog is a mixture of many talents and personal- ities. These differences add spice to school life, and en- hance the learning process. This Bulldog has a powerful spirit to pull through in trying times. By contributing through extra-curricular activities, we learn that hard work has i ts own rewards. We rely on this Bulldog strength to continue to strive for the best and to push on down the road. WITH DETERMINATION by —_- oe, - . ° Pn, “— ” We are achievers. All year the Bulldog has spotlighted the musicians, mechanics, athletes, and most importantly the stu- dents. Our honors earned in test scores, football yardage, and debate skills encourage us to tackle life at full speed. We can. We will. We must. ACCOMPLISHED OUR We are fortunate to have a new building complemented with new faculty and modern equipment. Our courses have been expanded with greater variety for the indivi- dual’s needs — construction, trans- portation, metal working, and health for those wishing immediate employable skills French and computer literacy for the pre-col- lege programs. Our facilities have a face-lift with the renovation of kitchen equip- ment and addition of special lunch line. Two requlation tennis courts are complete, which now make practices easier for our winning team. The faculty and students were treated to a newly paved and marked parking area, too. Look to this Day’ For Yesterday is but a Dream, And Tomorrow is only a Vision: But Today well-lived makes every a dream of Happiness, and every a vision of Hope Sanskrit Yesterday Tomorrow ALWAYS MOVED Tlier 7 si P4T } = preieseeresre! Often do the spirits of great events stride on before the events, and in Today already walks Tomorrow Arthur Stringer Serving Macon County High 1966-1983 For all those hot, fresh biscuits, fried chicken dinners, and delicious lemon pies For setting high standards in planning, preparing, and serving over 3.800 meals in her career For her dedication and a job well done, the Belol Mi sitiiielee Mireles MRS. LOUISE WILLIAMS First Class LO — Passerigers 6 Cruise ‘Directors S] Tour Gu ides v0 Excursilons GD Travel Agencies ID Road Crews 130 Rdovertisers 17b SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 2 STUDENS LOU NCI Senior Class Officers: President, Calvin Fulks; Vice-President, John Jones; Secretary, Kimberly McMillian; Treasurer, Jerry Coleman. The deeds we do, the words we say, Into still air they seem to fleet, We count them ever past; But they shall last, In the dread judgment they and we shall meet. I charge thee by the years gone by, For the love’s sake of brethen dear, Keep thou the one true way, in work and play Lest in that world their cry of woe thou hear. 0° “The Effect of Example” John Keble Sylvia Edna Barker Thomas Brad Barner Chrispian Barron Ronald Marion Battles Bertha Larissa Beal Hampton Wade Bearden Viletta Chantea Belvin Photo Not Available Kenneth Lamar Brown Rhunette Michelle Burnam Kimberly Renee Burnette Alfonzo Butler Wanda Rena Caldwell Clarence Joseph Carney, III Kathryn Lisa Chew William Patrick Childs Angelina Clark Jerry Alford Coleman Joseph Chester Cook Brenda Sue Cox Moses Lee Davis Jeffrey Richard Derington Christopher Dingle Robert Clay Driver Cedric Bernard Duncan Wesley Scott Duncan Josephine Ellison Brenden John Fitzgerald Daniel Ford Tyrone Ford Calvin Fulks Michael! Frank Gassett Pamela Marcia Gatewood Angela Robin Gay Curtis Lamar Goggins Vicki Marie Grant Robert David Green Clara Regina Griffin Lisa Machelle Grover Kathy Anne Hadley Jennifer Shara Harpe Ronald Harpe Elton Harris Reginald Barnard Harris Stanley Haslem Carolyn Haugabook ey Emma Brydette Hill James Christopher Hobbs Annie Luevon Hooten Dwayne Edward Hopkins Sherrie Lynn Horn Greg Alan Hurdle David Frank Hutchens Ella Jackson Richard Jackson Vivianne McChelle Jackson Bobby Ray James Maryland James Mattie Elaine James Casey Johnson Robert Lee Johnson Wanda Jean Johnson Angela Wilhemina Joiner John Frederick Jones, Jr John Randall Jones Levonda Marchelle Journey Lesa Mechelle Kelley Richard Anthony Larkin, Jr Billy Wayne Law Lisa Jean Law Theresa Lynn Law Thomas Martin Law Roger Vaughn Luckie 4 . Ny 4 7 - 7? ww Gm Darlene Denise Mallard Virginia Lynn Mann David Clark Mayo Donnie Allen McDonald Kelvin McGhee John Willie McKenzie Terrell Wayne McKenzie Gwendolyn McMillian Kimberly Evette McMillian Darrell Miller Etherine Nelson Lynn Nelson Shelia Paster Rhonda Fowler Riddle Theresa Charlene Rigby Preston Scott Robbins Sharron Lavon Robinson Dorothy Lynne Rooks Rodney Ross Gwendolyn Hill Rucker Tammy Shelley Beverly Ann Smith Edward Smith Elizabeth Smith Lessie Delores Solomon Roderick Stewart Christopher Vernon Terry Jerry Clark Tookes John Fitzgerald Tookes Rodney James Tookes Terry Clark Tookes David John Walden Donald Lamar Walton be ee Marsha Renee West Cassandra Yvette Whitehead Judy Wiggins Keith Stanley Wilder KATHRYN LISA CHEW May Your Future Be Full Of Rain- bows. Love, Mamma, Daddy, And Steve JOSEPH CARNEY It Took Us All, But We Finally Made It! Love, Daddy, Mamma, Paige And Terry LESSIE DELORES SOLOMON Congratulations! “Keep Looking To The Hills.” | Love You, Mom CHRISTOPHER TERRY Congratulations Chris! From Mrs. Powell, Berneda, And Ty- rone. “PP INN TERRELL McKENZIE Congratulations, Son! | Knew You Would Make It And I’m Very Proud Of You Love, Mom CALVIN FULKS Congratulations! We’re Proud Of You. Keep On Building And Climbing Your Ladder Of Education Until You Have Reached The Top. Mom, Lisa, And James DAVID J. WALDEN Congratulations! We’re Proud Of You. With All Our Love, Your Mom And Dad. LESA MECHELLE KELLEY We’re Proud Of You! Love You! SENIOR SALUTES Mamma, Daddy, And Tara DAVID CLARKE MAYO Congratulations! We Love You And We Are Very Proud Of You. Mama, Charlane, And Jackie BRENDA COX Brenda, We Are Very Proud Of You. Love, Mom And Dad ANDY WOODRUFF Congratulations! We’re Proud Of You. Mom, Dad, Becky, Teresa, And Melo- dy CEDRIC DUNCAN Congratulations! We’re Proud Of You. Mom, Dad, Anthony, And Karlos HEADLINERS OF Breakfast | Biaismie ce Ride Sally Ride First Woman Astronaut “Once Upon A Playaground’”’ 1984 - Winter Olympic Games 83-84 Cotton Bow! Georgia Texas Orange Bow! Nebraska Miami Rose Bow! UCLA 5 Illinois Sugar Bowl Auburn . Michigan Super Bow! Washington ‘ Los Angeles — Top Movies l 4 3 4. 2 6 7 8 9 0 . Christine D.C. Cab . Flashdance Pieces . Silkwood . Stayin’ Alive . Return of the Jedi . Scar Face . Sudden Impact . Two of a Kind Top Albums _— SCOMNADAMAWNHH . Thriller — Michael Jackson . The Closer You Get — Alabama . Time (Clock of the Heart) — Culture Club . In A Special Way — DeBarge . Can't Slow Down — Lionel Richie . Eyes that See in the Dark — Kenny Rogers . Midnight Star — Midnight Star Roll On — Alabama . Colour By Numbers — Culture Club . Metal Health — Quiet Riot Jesse Jackson Candidate © SENIOR DIRECTORY Sylvia Edna Barker (22) ‘She has just enough sense and nonsense to make her a charming girl.” FHA 1, 2; FFA 2, 3; FBLA 4; 4-H 1; Flag Corp Manager 3; Majorette Manager 3; Pep Club 1. Thomas Brad Barner “Mischief should be his middle name.”’ FFA 1; Industrial Arts 1, 2; Pep Club 1, 2; B-Team Football 1, 2; Most Mischievous 4. Chrispian Barron (7) ‘A dream may never come true unless you act upon it.” Student Council 4; Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3; FHA 2; FBLA Secre- tary 3; 4-H 1, 4; County Council 2, 3; Homecoming Court 2; Prom Committee 3; Class Officer, Vice-President 1; President 2; VOT 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. Ronald Marion Battles “It takes all sorts to make a world.” Bertha Larissa Beal ‘A woman who is satisfied with what she has is happy.” FHA Degree Chairperson 2; FFA 1; FBLA 1; 4-H 1; Pep Club 1; Drama 2. Hampton Wade Bearden “It went in one ear and out the other.’ FFA 2: Chorus 1, 2. , Viletta Chantea Belvin “Quiet in appearance with motives unknown.”’ FFA 2, Chapter Sweetheart 3. Kenneth Lamar Brown ‘‘Calmly and peacefully he trod life’s way.” FFA 1; 4-H 2; Pep Club 1, 2; P.E. Club 2. Rhunette Michelle Burnam “Speak what you know and testify to that which you see.” FHA 3; 4-H 1. Kimberly Renee Burnett (48) “Life is a picture, so paint it well.” FBLA 3, 4; 4-H 2; Typing Business Award 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; Perfect At- tendance 3. Alfonzo Butler : “I agree with no man’s opinions. I have some of my own. Student Council 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; FFA 1; 4. H 1. 3. 4; County Council 2; Bow Wow Artist, Sports Editor 2: Band 1; Class Officer, Treasurer 1; Flint Electric 3: Football 4; Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 4: N.Y.C. 2, 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; Air Force ROTC Finalist (4-year Scholarship) 4; Army ROTC Finalist (4-year Scholarship) 4. Wanda Rena Caldwell 0° .“Your pride is all you have so don’t worry about what people say, because you can’t please ‘em all anyway.” Industrial Arts Sweetheart 4; Chorus 4: P.E. Club 2: Per. fect Attendance 1, 2: Track Club. Clarence Joseph Carney, III ‘Who will take my place when I’m gone?”’ FFA Chairman 1, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3: 4-H 4: Homecoming Escort 2; B-Team Football 1: Baseball 1, 2. 3. 4; VOT 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. Kathryn Lisa Chew (12) ‘Come what may she’s the same everyday.” Transferred from Beechwood School 1982: FBLA 3, 4: Pep Club 3; Friendliest 4; Chorus 3: Tennis 4. William Patrick Childs (13) ‘Good looks meet the eye, merit wins the soul.”’ FFA 1, Parliamentarian 2, 3; Homecoming Escort 2; Prom Committee 3; Chess Club 2; B-Team Football 1: VOT 4: Who's Who Among American High School Students 3. Angelina Clark “She enters the room voice first.’’ FHA 1, 4; Pep Club 2; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Captain 4: Teacher’s Aide 1; Most Spirit 4. Jerry Alford Coleman (32) “We talk little if we do not talk about ourselves.”’ National Honor Society 3, President 4: Hi-Y 4: Student Council 4; Prom Committee 4; Class Officer, Freshman 1. President 3, Treasurer 4: Georgia Certificate of Merit 3: Football 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Tennis 4; Georgia Tech Distin- guished Mathematics Scholar Award 3. Joseph Chester Cook ‘Whatever you do, be the best you can be.” 4-H 1, 2: Industrial Arts 2: Teacher’s Aide 3: P.E. Club 1. Brenda Sue Cox (3) “Full of fun and mischief too, sometimes doing things she shouldn't do.”’ FBLA 3: 4-H 2: Annual Staff 4; Band 1, 3, 4, Excellent Duet 2. Moses Lee Davis “You've got to live, man, not just exist!’’ FFA 1: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1: Track 3, 4: B- Team Basketball 1. Jeffrey Richard Derington ‘If worry causes ulcers, he’ll never have any.”’ Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Christopher Dingle “To be loved, is to be loved by someone.”’ FFA 1, 2, 3, Sentinel 4; Industrial Arts 3; Chorus 4; Foot- ball 3, Co-Captain 4; Track 4. Robert Clay Driver (5) ‘| am a very responsible person. If there is trouble, I’m responsible.” FBLA 3, 4; VOT 3, 4. Cedric Bernard Duncan (41) ‘‘A silent man is the one who knows a lot.” ‘FBLA 4: Band 3, 4: Prom Committee 4: VOT 4. Josephine Ellison (39) ‘‘Never let people put you down as what you are, look up to the future and what you’re going to be.”’ 4-H 2, 3; Industrial Arts 2, 3, Secretary 4. Brenden John Fitzgerald (19) ‘Live to ride. Ride to live.” FFA 1; Chess Club 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4: National Science Merit Award 4. Daniel Ford ‘Il can resist anything except temptation.” Tyrone Ford “He never troubles trouble til trouble troubles him.’’ Calvin Fulks (6) “It is not a disgrace not to reach for the stars, but it is a disgrace to have no stars to reach for.”’ Student Council 2, 4 Parliamentarian 3; National Honor Society 3; FFA 1, 2; Bow Wow 2; Pep Club 1, 2; Prom Committee 4; Class Officer, Vice-President 3, President 4; Chorus 2; Basketball 1, 2; Statistician 3, 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. Michael Frank Gassett (15) “As innocent as a new laid egg.” National Honor Society 3, 4; Sam Jones Honor Society 1; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; One Act Play Prompter 4; Prom Committee 4; Chess Club 2; Class Officer, President 1; Math Club 1, 2; Extemporaneous Speaker 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; National Science Merit Award 4. Pamela Marcia Gatewood (40) ‘Today, the word for me is Joy, just simple Joy.” FHA 2; FBLA 2, 4; 4-H 1. Angela Robin Gay (11) ‘A smile for every girl, two for every boy.” Student Council 4; FBLA 4; 4-H 3; One Act Play 3; Drama Club 3; VOT 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Academic Award 3; Drama Award 3; Perfect Attendance 3; Anchor Club 4. Curtis Lamar Goggins ‘Tall or short, fat or thin, | don’t care what shape she’s in, | want a woman.” Vicki Marie Grant “Never regret the things that you have done, only regret the things you've never tried.” FFA 2: 4-H 1: Teacher’s Aide 3. Robert David Green “You're only young once, but if you live it right, once is enough.”’ FBLA 4; 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 2, 3; Teacher’s Aide 2, 3; B-Team Basketball 1, 2; Track 1; T ennis Manager 2. Clara Regina Griffin (42) “A happy, and good natured girl.”’ FHA 2, 3, 4; FFA 1; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3. Lisa Machelle Grover “Her frowns are fairer than smiles of other maidens.”’ FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H 1, 2; Pep Club 1; Teacher’s Aide 4; Drama Club 1. Kathy Anne Hadley “To those who do good, their good shall return again with interest.” 6 FHA 1, 2; 4-H 1, 2; Teacher’s Aide 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4, Captain, Most Improved 2, Most Rebounds, Best Offen- sive, All Middle Georgia, Honorable Mention All State. Georgia Junior Olympics One-On-One Champion, Georgia Junior Olympics All Star Team, Ranked Number 6 in Mid- dle Georgia, Number 7 in State, J.B. Hawkins Christmas Tournament M.V.P., J.B. Hawkins Tourney All Star Team. B.C. Camp Top 20 All Star Team; J.B. Hawkins Christmas Tourney M.V.P., and All-Star Team, Ranked Number 2 In State, Ranked Number 1 in Middle Georgia. Jennifer Shara Harpe “You talk like a book.” FBLA 1; Library Aide 4; Prom Committee 4. Ronald Harpe ‘‘Meet success like a gentleman, meet disaster like a man.”’ 4-H 2, 3, Secretary 1; Industrial Arts 1, 2, Parliamentarian 4; Most Spirited 4; Band 1, 2, 3; Drama Club Award 1. Elton Harris (46) “Bulging muscles, a coat of tan, big wide shoulders, oh what a man!”’ Industrial Arts 4; Football 1, 2, 3. 4: N.Y.C. 3. Reginald Barnard Harris (46) “To love is to live.” FHA 1; Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 3. 4. Stanley Haslam “Thinking is the hardest work there is, which is the prob- able reason why he seldom engages in it.”’ FHA 1; FFA 2; Industrial Arts 2: P.E. Club 2. Carolyn Haugabook “A friend is someone who knows all about you but likes you anyway.” FBLA 4; Industrial Arts 4: Perfect Attendance 2. Emma Brydette Hill “Happy am I, from care I’m free. Why aren’t they all content like me?” 4-H 2: Drama Club 2: N.Y.C. 3. James Christopher Hobbs (28) “Football is like nuclear warfare, there is no winners, only survivors.” FFA Treasurer 3; FBLA 1: Football 4. Annie Luevon Hooten (31) ‘If you can dream it, you can do it.” FFA 2; Industrial Arts 2. Dwayne Edward Hopkins ‘“‘Men of few words are the best men.”’ Sherrie Lynn Horn ‘“‘Walk towards the sun, shadows will fall behind.” FBLA 4; Pep Club 1; VOT 4. Greg Alan Hurdle (8) “If you can’t be with the one you love, love the one you’re with.”’ eo Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice-President: National Honor 6 Ate Hn 4 Society 3; Sam Jones Honor Society 1; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3 Secre- tary, 4 President; Annual Staff Section Editor 2: One-Act Play 4; Teacher’s Aide 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Math Club 1, 2; Georgia Certificate of Merit 3; Football Statistician 1. 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Captain; Baseball 1, 2, 3, Co- Captain 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents 3, 4; U.S. Achievement Academy Award: Student Council Science Baseball 2, 3, 4; Usher at Graduation 3. David Frank Hutchens (17) “No mind is throughly well organized that is lacking in a sense of humor.” Sam Jones Honor Society 1; FBLA 3, 4; Band 1: VOT 3. 4. Ella Jackson ‘“More about her we’d like to know.” Chorus 1. Richard Jackson “Much learning doth make the man.”’ Industrial Arts 4. Vivianne Jackson “Believe in yourself and others will too.” FBLA 4; 4-H 1; Industrial Arts 2, 4: Chorus 4: Drama Club 1, 2; Perfect Attendance 1, 2. Bobby Ray James ‘‘Who soweth good seed shall surely reap.” FBLA 3; Dog House Manager 4; Pep Club 1; VOT 4. Maryland James (30) ‘Put one foot in front of the other, and soon you'll be walking out the door.”’ FHA 2, Parliamentarian 1; 4-H 1, 2, 3; Industrial Arts 4: Majorette 1; B-Team Basketball 2. Mattie Elaine James ‘The secret of happiness is not doing what one likes, but liking what one has to do.” Tri-Hi-Y 1; FHA 3; FHA 1; FBLA Treasurer 2: President 3, 4; Bow Wow 2; Homecoming Court 3; Prom Committee 3, 4: Drama Club 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Co-Captain. Casey Johnson “Be silent and safe — silence never betrays you.” B-Team Football 1. Robert Lee Johnson “Tl bark like a bulldog and sting like a bee. My name is Robert Lee.” FBLA 2, 3; 4-H 1; Industrial Arts 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 4. Wanda Jean Johnson ‘Don’t let her silence fool you, she has her share of fun.”’ Homecoming Court 4. Angela Wilhemina Joiner ‘Talk I will, talk I must, for if I don’t I'll surely bust.”’ John Frederick Jones, dr. (36) “The merit of originality is not novelty, it is sincerity.”’ Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 Chaplain; National Honor Soci- ety 3, 4 Treasurer; Sam Jones Honor Society 1, 2; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Vice-President; Pep Club 1; Annual Staff Honors Editor 3; Most Likely To Succeed, Most Intelligent, Mr. M.C.H.S. 4; Class Officer — Vice-President 4; Georgia Certificate of Merit 3: Football 2, 3; Basketball Statistician (girls) 4; Track 2; G.H.P. 3; Extemporaneous Speaker 4; Essay Writer 4; U.S. Achievement Academy Award; Stu- dent Council Science 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among Ameri- can High School Students 3, 4; Georgia Tech Distinguished Science Scholar Award 3; Hugh O’Brian Leadership Foun- dation Member 2: Usher at Graduation 3. John Randall Jones ‘‘A man’s work is never done — so why start it?”’ FFA 3. LeVonda Marchelle Journey (25) ‘‘lLet Men say whate’er they will woman, woman rules them still.”” FHA 2, 3 Public Relations Chairperson, Secretary 4; FBLA 3, 4 Retardation Chairperson; Industrial Arts 2; Flag Corp 2. Water Girl 4: Prom Committee 3: Chorus 2, 3: Drama Club 1, 2 Vice-President, National Thespian Society Award: Track 3: VOT 4. Lesa Mechelle Kelley (20) “Sparkling eyes, a cheerful smile, a charm that radiates many a mile.”’ Tri-Hi-Y 2; FBLA 3, 4; Pep Club 1, 3; Flag Corp Manager 1; Teacher's Aide 4; VOT 4; Perfect Attendance 2, 3. Richard Anthony Larkin, dr. (18) “If girls interfere with your work — stop work.”’ FFA 1, Sentinel 2, Treasurer 3; Pep Club 1; B-Team Football 1; Baseball Manager 4; Who’s Who Among Ameri- can High School Students 3. Billy Wayne Law, dr. “Women may come and women may go, but not if | can help it.”’ FBLA 4; Pep Club 1, 2; Baseball 3, 4; VOT 4. Lisa Jean Law (21) “Sweetness is an everlasting charm.”’ FBLA 4; 4-H 1; Flag Corp Manager 3; Majorette Manager 3; B-Team Basketball 2; VOT 4; Merit List 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; Most Stylish 4. Theresa Lynn Law (21) ‘True friendship is a plant of slow growth and must with- stand the shocks of adversity.” Tri-Hi-Y 2; FBLA 4; 4-H 1, Girls Vice-President 2, Girls President 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Flag Corp 2, Captain 3; Prom Committee 4; VOT 4: Most Mischievous 4. Thomas Martin Law ‘“‘Laughter’s never an end; it is a by-product.”’ FBLA 4; VOT 4. Roger Vaughn Luckie ‘““A good tongue has seldom need to beg attention.” 4-H 4; Basketball 4; Tennis 4. Darlene Denise Mallard ‘“‘Love one another like God wants us to, because he loves you.” FHA 4; FFA 1; FBLA 1; Pep Club 3; P.E. Club 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4; Track 1, 2, 3, Captain 4, State 1, 2, 3: Most Athletic 4. Virginia Lynn Mann “You shall never take her without her answer, unless you take her without her tongue.”’ 4-H 1, 2: Chorus 2, 3, 4; Drama Club 1, 2; Track 3. David Clark Mayo (35) “Rock till you drop.” FBLA 3, Vice-President 4; VOT 3, 4; Merit List 3. Curtis McCants, dr. ‘ He looks the world in the face, for he fears not any man.”’ FFA 1: Football 1, 2, 3, Student Coach 4. Donnie Allen McDonald ‘He looks safe and sound — so does gunpowder.” 99%% ©) Industrial Arts 1, 2: B-Team Football l. Kelvin McGhee “I came to school everyday, that’s why I’m known as Special K.”’ Football 3, 4; Track 4: N.Y.C. 3. John Willie McKenzie (47) “He's fast as a lizard that’s why he’s called the Wizard.” Track 4; B-Team Basketball 2; B-Team Football 1. Terrell Wayne McKenzie ‘Not what I am but what | do is my kingdom.” FFA, Ist. Place Creed Contest 1, 2. Dairy Judging Team: Bow Wow Sports Writer 2: Football Manager 3; B-Team Football 1; Basketball 2, 3. Co-Captain 4: Baseball 4. Gwendolyn McMillan (45) “Be all you can be in the year of 1984” FFA 3, Chapter Reporter 4: Flag Corp Manager 3; Teach- er’s Aide 3: Girl’s Track Manager 3, 4. Kimberly Evette McMillan (34) ‘There is no pleasure in striving for a goal; the pleasure comes with the satisfaction of knowing that you have achieved it.”’ FHA 1, 4; Treasurer 2. Secretary 3; FFA 3: 4-H 1, 2: Rat Girl 4; Teachers Aide 3, 4: Class Treasurer 3; Class Secre- tary 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 3. Darrell Miller ‘The world is no better if we worry, life is no longer if we hurry.”’ Chorus 1. Etherine Nelson ‘Behind those eyes lies much mischief” 4-H 1, 2; Industrial Arts 3; Pep Club 1, 2: Teacher’s Aide 4. Lynn Nelson “The only people with whom you should try to get even are those who have helped you.” FHA 1, 2, 3; Flint Electric 2. Sheila Paster (16) ‘“She’s always striving to do her best. someday she’ll be a big success.”’ FBLA 4; 4-H 1; Industrial Arts Treasurer 4; Pep Club 1: Class Secretary 2: Perfect Attendance ee Rhonda Fowler Riddle ‘‘Loved by one, liked by all, what better luck could a girl befall?” FHA 2; VOT 4: Academic Award 3. Theresa Charlene Rigby “The only way to have a friend is to be a friend.” National Honor Society 4: Sam Jones Honor Society 2: FBLA 3; 4-H 3: Cheerleader 2, 3; Band 1: Homecoming Queen 4; Teacher’s Aide: Prom Committee 3; Drama Club 3; Merit List 3; Academic Award 3: Oral Interpretation 3. Preston Scott Robbins FFA 2, 3; FBLA 4; Pep Club 1: Track 1: VOT 4. Sharron Lavon Robinson (37) ‘Strive for the best, and the rest will follow’’ FHA 1; 4-H 1; Teacher’s Aide 2: Track 1. 2. Dorothy Lynne Rooks (2) ‘She has more goodness in her little finger than some do in their whole body.”’ National Honor Society 3, Secretary 4; Sam Jones Honor Society 1; FBLA 2, 3; Pep Club 1: Annual Staff, Class Section Editor 2, 3, Editor-in-Chief 4: Homecoming Court 2, 3, 4; Library Aide 4; Prom Committee 4: Anchor Club 2, Secretary 3, President 4; Class Officer. Treasurer 2, Secre- tary 3; Georgia Certificate of Merit 3: Perfect Attendance 2; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents 3, 4; National Science Merit Award 4; Merit List 1: Honor Roll 3; Academic Awards 3; Most Dependable, Most Intelligent, Most Likely To Succeed, Miss M.C.HS. 4. Rodney Ross (29) “All great men are dying — | feel ill.” Football 3, 4; Track 4; N.Y.C. 4: B-Team Football 1. Gwendolyn Hill Rucker “Life is really easy, but men are trying to make it compli- cated.” 4-H 2, 3. Beverly Ann Smith (1) ‘Parlez en Francias quand vous ne pouvres penser d’Eng- lish pour une shose.”’ Tri-Hi-Y 2, Vice-President 3; FHA, Flint Electric Conserva- tion Award, Junior Homemaker Degree Award 2, Chapter Homemaker Degree Award 3. Secretary 3, President 4: Annual Staff 3, Senior Section Editor 4: Debate 4: Band 1, 2, Most Outstanding in Class, Solo and Ensemble Superior and Excellent Awards: Library Aide 4; Trio 3: Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4: 4-H 2 Edward Howard Smith “If studying is a crime, I’m not guilty.” FFA 1. 0° ° a constant friend is a thing rare and hard to find.” Elizabeth Smith (43) ‘“To see her is to love her and love her forever. For nature made her what she is and never made another.” FHA 2, 4, Parliamentarian 3; FBLA, Retardation Center Project Chairperson 4; 4-H 1; Bat Girl 2; Homecoming Court 1; Drama Club 2; VOT 4; Literary Typing 3. Lessie Delores Solomon ‘‘A woman's tongue is her sword and she never lets it rust.”’ FFA 2; 4-H 1; Teacher’s Aide 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4: Drama Club 2. Roderick Stewart ‘He's 100% pure, nothing artificial or added.” 4-H 4; Industrial Arts 3, Reporter 4; Pep Club 2; Chess Club 3; Football 1, 2, 3; B-Team Basketball 1, 2; Track 4. Christopher Veron Terry “Quiet and sly, a real nice guy.”’ FHA 1; 4-H 2; Industrial Arts 1, 3; Prom Committee 2: Football 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. Jerry Clark Tookes (14) ‘Life is but a dream, although it is up to you to fulfill it.”’ National Honor Society 3, Vice-President 4; Sam Jones Honor Society 1, 2; FFA 2, 3; Track 4. John Fitzgerald Tookes ‘“‘Work fascinates, | could sit and watch it for hours.” FFA 1: 4-H, Parliamentarian 2: P.E. Club 1: B-Team Bas- ketball 1; B-Team Football 1. Rodney James Tookes (4) “Only time will reveal the dreams that I dream today.” Student Council 2, President 4; FHA 3; FFA, Reporter 1, 2, Class President 2; FBLA, Reporter 3, Treasurer 4; Bow Wow 2; Pep Club 1; Annual Staff, Sports 4; Band 2, Leader 4; Teacher's Aide 4; Prom Committee 3, 4; Chorus 4; Math Club 1; Drama Club, Most Active Member 2: N.Y.C. 1, 2, 3; FFA Land Judging Team 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Prom Host 2. Terry Clark Tookes “Sweet and clever with a wonderful mind; guys of this type , 4 = a | _— ‘ inty High School Wits @eorgis are hard to find.”’ FHA sentinal 1; Industrial Arts, Sergent-at-Arms 4; B-Team Football 1; Football 2, 3, Captain 4; B-Team Basketball 1; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track placed 2nd. in 440 Dash 3, Captain 4; Most Athletic 4. David John Walden ‘If worry were the cause of death, he would live forever.”’ Teacher's Aide 3; Library Aide 4; Chess Club 2; Academic Award 3. Donald Lamar Walton “If anything happens, I’m not there.”’ FHA 4; Industrial Arts 1: Baseball 2. Marsha Renee West (33) “Great strength beauty and wisdom is fine, but a great personality exceeds all.”’ FHA 2, 3; Pep Club 1; Teachers Aide 3, 4; Chorus 4; Drama Club Award 2; Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3. Cassandra Yvette Whitehead (9) ‘There are many other people who can rebuild what self- centered people have torn down.” Student Council 3, 4; National Honor Society 3; Sam Jones Honor Society 1; 4-H 1; Parliamentarian, County Council 2; Watergirl 4; Homecoming Queen 4; Teachers Aide 3, 4; Prom Committee 4; Anchor Club 2; Junior Director 3; State Vice-President 4; Georgia Certificate of Merit 3; Bas- ketball 1, 2; Who's Who Among American High School Students. Judy Wiggins “Most precious in a woman is a virtuous heart and a face of beauty.” 4-H 1, 2, 3; Teachers Aide 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Drama Club Award 2: Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3 . Keith Stanley Wilder (27) “‘A man with music in his soul.”’ FHA 2, 3, 4: FFA 1, 2: Sentinel 3; Industrial Arts 4: Homecoming Escort 2; Most Stylish 4. Ray Anthony Woodruff (24) ‘I survived that trouble so likewise may | survive this one.” National Honor Society 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chess Club 2; Georgia Certificate of Merit 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 3; U.S. Achieve- ment Academy 4; Georgia Tech Mathematics Scholar Award 3; Mathematics Award 1. Ray Anthony Wright ‘| dare to do all I can get away with.” FHA 3, 4; Industrial Arts 2, 3, President 4; Pep Club 1. CAREERS OF TOMORROW | ae : a ’ : a _ +. ys | . : r' MILITARY SERVICE 4 ’ BUSINESS TRANSPORTATION ke Loves Fizabeth ? bk b e'. eh doo : ‘ pes oo) eee a ae eoee ee 4 Rane ee n a = D uu = x Z. On x NN B$ipt§inOG Bf AL AC. pe4 JOURNEYS Fly forward, O my heart, from the Foreland to the Start We're steaming all too slow, And it’s twenty thousand mile to our little lazy isle Where the trumpet — orchids blow! You have heard the call of the off- shore wind And the voice of the deep-sea rain: You have heard the song — how long — how long? Pull out on the trail again! The Lord knows what we may find, dear lass, And the Deuce knows what we may do But we’re back once more on the old trail, our own trail the out trail, We're down, hull down, on the Long Trail — the trail that is always new! The Long Trail by Rudyard Kipling JUNIORS Class Officers: Ronnie Peaster, Vice- President: Sandy Washington, President: Michele Smith, Secretary: Angie Wison, Treasurer. Pam Adams Richard Ager Sharon Ashmon Kim Ballard Alfonza Banks Mike Barfield Larry Barner Valerie Barner Kenny Bearden Pat Bellew Jeffery Bells Keith Belvin Nicholas Belvin Candy Benford Lisa Bentley Charlene Brown Thomas Brown Travis Bryan Wesley Bryant Juanita Burnam Tony Butler Kara Carroll Romina Carson Mary Ellen Childs Joyce Cochran Lucille Coleman Sharon Cosby Cynthia Cromer Roxie Cromer Anthony Darling Amanda Davis lra Davis, dr Thawanda Davis JoAnna Dixon Kenneth Felton Cathy Fulks Yvette Fulks Katrena Gatewood Teresa Fulton Tammy Gipson Renda Gladden Dave Goodwin Mary Grant Janice Green Thad Green Gene Griffin Robert Griffin Ginger Hall Lee Hall Rhonda Hall ‘ John Hardage Cynthia Harpe Harold Harpe Willie Harpe Lance Harris Michael Harris Sekema Harris Steve Harris Terina Harris Shawna Haugabook Thomas Haugabook Doug Hawk Denise Hayes Kipp Hill Kim Hill Deon Hinton Celveland Hobbs Rodney Hobbs Sonnie Hooks Kelvin Howard Kenneth Hudson Janet Hunnicutt Owen Ivory Eddie Jackson Elizabeth Jackson Gregory Jackson Nadine Jackson Jeff James Lyndon Johnson Tangela Johnson Laverne Jones Marcia Jones Tracy Jones Wes Jones Victor Jordon Bill Kitchens Dorothy Kaigler Angela Layfield Lisa Layfield Jeffery Leary Stacey Leary Charlene Lee Kembrial Marshall Veronica Mathis Lisa McCants Rodney McCants Willie McCrary Jeff McDaniel Jeanette McKenzie Sonya McMillian Jeff McNatt Pamela Meadows Michelle Mitchell Shirley Moore Charlotte Morris Kelvin Nedd Sandra Nedd Brian Neisent Mark Neisler Regina Nelson Lee Oliver Sally Oliver _ Selma Oliver Roy Parker Ronnie Peaster Walter Perry Melvin Phelps Debbie Reynolds Randy Ridley Darrell Robbins Cynthia Robinson John Rodgers Beverly Rumph Martha Sanders Tony Satterfield Yvonne Shelley Kathy Simms Lindsey Smith Michael Smith Michelle Smith Richard Smith Robert Smith Ronnie Smith Trent Smith Vicki Jo Stott Von Tarrer Larry Taylor Shederick Taylor Leonard Thomas Evelyn Tookes Harold Tokes Tammy Tookes Charles Tucker Sandy Washington Derrick Williams Josephine Williams Angie Wilson Paula Woodruff Steven Wright Lisa Yancey SOPHOMORES =a es OME Be OT wz . .) a - Class Officers: Secretary: Cathy Tookes President: Brenda Powell Vice-President: Susie Hunt Treasurer: Margaret George Renetta Ager Cheryl Avery Dena Barfield Latralle Barfield Pandall Parker Andrell Barner Debbie Barron Johnny Bartlett Jeff Battles Scott Battles Terry Benford Alton Brown Fran Brown Preston Brown Saint Brown Scottie Buckner Roddy Burnam Cam Cannon Rico Clark Lynn Coleman Buddy Collett Henry Colson Bobby Cottle Anthony Cotton Ronald Cotton Leonard Curgil Kevin Cole Eric Dixon Joey Dunn Latonya Dunn Carolyn Edwards Mike Edwards Rachel Ellison Lee Elrod Jarrett Everett Darrell Felker Calvin Fields Rene Fitzhugh Randy Fobbs Kathy Fountain Charlemange Fulks Sophie Fullerton Margaret George Ronnie Gordon Timothy Grant Geneva Griffin Ricky Hall Teresa Hardison Rodney Harpe Cloris Harris (és) Demetria Haugabook Eugene Helming Curtis Hicks Napoleon Hill Denny Hopkins Sammie Houston Lisa Howell Jesse Hubbard Clifford Hudson Susie Hunt Albert Jackson Angela Jackson Beverly Jackson Lucille James Reginald James Terrence James Laurie Johnson Jackie Joiner Charlotte Jones Connette Jones Laverne Jones Vicky Jones Andrew Kaigler Julie Kelley Jack Kiff Stephen King Carla Kleckley Sidney Kleckley Bob Ladd George Larry Raymond Latson Ricky Law Alonzo Leary Sandra Lee Audra Lester Becky Lockerman Karen Loftly Rebecca Loque Jackie Lowe Melvin Mallard Alaine Mathis Willie Mathis Brenda McCarty Michelle McDonald Om ) Oo Rod McGhee Angie McKenzie Darlene McKenzie Alton Melvin Eddie Mercer Tim Mercer Jimmy Miller Romunda Mitchell Stevie Mitchell Anna Morris John Morris Shorana Morris George Nedd Lori Nelson Tracy Nelson Kenneth Odom Michael Odom Michael! Oliver Sebastian Oliver Keith Paster Carol Pearson Pansy Peaster Barbara Perkins Terry Pierce Bobby Plant Angela Postell Vincent Postell Berneda Powell Connie Price Claude Prude Carla Raburn Cynthia Raines James Respress Estella Rimes A.J. Robbins Jeff Rogers Donevan Rumph Gari Rumph Leroy Sampson Otis Shelley Steven Simmons Carol Simpson Wade Skipper Thad Smith Howard Sneed Alan Stafford Brad Stafford Betty Stewart Gary Stinson Darlene Thomas Cathy Tookes Lezillia Tookes John Tucker Chiquita Turner Sherrinette Turner John Walker Jeffrey Wallace Yolanda West Randy White Edward Whitfield Deloris Williams George Williamson Ben York Sonya Young FRESHMEN Class Officers: Sheila Rackley, Secre- tary; Paul Lingle, Treasurer; Jana McKinney, Vice-President; Chery] Washington, President. Cynthia Ager Scott Albritton David Athon Amy Barker Teresa Barker Wynelle Barner Ernie Bellew Richard Blalock Lisa Bolton Stanley Brown Tim Brown Victor Buckner Otis Burden Tonya Burnam Robert Byrom Beth Campbell Charlie Cannon Jeffery Carroll Sammy Carter Hannah Cherry Ansley Cheves Steve Chew Ernest Clark Felecia Cochran Cassandra Colbert Rodney Cooper Lutrina Cotton Pam Cromer Tim Cromer Jacqueline Davis Joey Davis Michelle Davis Phillip Davis Tabatha Davis Ludia Dawson Chantal Draines Keith Driver Tim Dukes Alan Dumas Lewis Felton Eric Fields Mae Ford Terrie Fowler Rodney Gaultney Lasonya Gipson Doug Gladden 0200 Steve Green Arickey Greene Gary Griffin Pershelia Griffin Michael Hadley Debee Hall Deborah Ham Tommy Harden Ernest Harp Gwenda Harp Jacqueline Harp Betty Harpe Brenda Harris Lorenzo Harris Samantha Hines Debretta Hinton James Hinton Dennis Hobbs Michelle Hooten Crystal Hopkins f ddie Hudsor Susan Inhulsen Demetrius Ivory Helen Ivory Garrett Jackson Ronald Jackson Chris Jones Dan Jones Mark Jones Marion Kaigler Simuel Larry Tammi Law Anthony Leary Audrey Leary Charlie Lee Willie Lewis Paul Lingle Regina Loftly Michelle Lucas James Mallard Lametria Mallard Shuwanda Mann Lisa Marshall Milton McCants Darrell McCrary Jon McDaniel Bernard McGhee Bernard McKellar Gerald McKenzie Kreis McKenzie Jana McKinney Tracy Melvin Corey Miller Eric Minter Jimmy Moore Michelle Moore Herbert Nelson Predita Oglesby Ernest Parker Alex Perry Patti Perry Barb ara Peterson Elizabeth Peterson z 7 4 o Luo Andy Porter Sonjia Porter Tammy Postell Shelia Rackley Monica Redding Sabrina Respress Diane Rigby Leeann Roach Clete Roberts Pamela Rogers Debra Rumph James Rumph Roderick Rumph Willie Rumph Laurie Smith Laurie Smith Roxanne Solomon Melissa Stokeling Kelly Sullivan Scott Turner Tawanda Turner Gwendolyn Walker Elvis Walls Cheryl Washington Tonya West Waymond Whitfield Diane Williams Leatha Williams Ruthie Williams Johnny Woolfork Erik Zwilling ; Me A OLEAN Cul : MEMORIAL This is the comfort of friends, that though they may be said to die, yet their friendship and society are, in the best sense, ever present, because immortal. Jeffrey Todd McDaniel Clifford Scott Battles - ad “ ‘ a 2 a @, “i 4 a 4 by ¥ a¥ a “a¥ - —— = � i — ee Sl ° CRUISN DIRECTORS BOARD OF EDUCATION Sitting: Charles Neisler, Ambrose Felton, Chairman Don Oliver Standing: Preston Williams, Maynard Melton, Jack Fokes Jack L. Fokes Superintendent COUNTY OFFICE PERSONNEL Hosie Waters Assistant Superintendent f y | | A 2 WN —— a Las Edith Fulghom Robert J. Stansberry James Maffett Administrative Assistant Chapter | Director Maintenance and Special Education Director Transportation Director ¥ = af Patricia F. Collins Dolores Munyak Food Service Director Food Service Bookkeeper BOARD SECRETARIES Julia Adcock Wyonnie Tooke —_— « ae es = : Cathy Mullis Elizabeth Shaw he o) _ wv © YY oe W . 9 U Principal Administration Robert Lynn Vocational Supervisor Elois Nicholson Assistant Principal Lynn Jones Assistant Principal 7’ a ee = id ¢ . , Tommy Beavers Metalworking Linda Beckum Englis! and Drama One-Act Play Advisor Darlene Brow: English and Fren n Audrey Campbell Accounting Career Planning Yearbook Staff FBLA Club VOT Brenda Campbell General Math Consumer Math Algebra Anchor Club Rov B Coogk Construction Joe Culpepper Vocational Agriculture FFA Joy Ethridge Media Specialist Media Aides 7 tT,� Mick (sanus 3ertha Harris W orld History Citizenship Debate Team Brenda Hill Spec ch Therapist Gary Jones Life Lab (Gifted) Mary Anne Jones Algebra Il Geometry National Honor he @ ety Cary Mahor Transportatior Kip McLeod Physical Education Health Athletics Coach Sharon Martin Reading Math Zachery Miller Genera! Science General Physics Janice Oliver Advanced Math Consumer Math Student Council Advisor Ada Parsons Enalish Ss Advanced Grammar and Composition Gail Peaster English Vocabulary Deve opment Composition Otha Redding Social Studies Athletics Coach Charlotte Shaw Health Physical Education Athletics Coac ry Bonnie Simmons Health Occupations Kristina Simms Counselor Amos Smith Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Club Patricia Sosby Psychology History Government Sam Jones Society Student Council Advisor Gloria Thorn Home Economics FFA Jim Tungate Social Studies Bovs 4asketball Footbal! Coach Wvylene Webb Anatomy, Physiology, Tennis Coach OC O° 92 Carole Barfield Bookkeeper Secretary Marilyn Griffin Vocational Secretary Doris Robinson Bookkeeper Secretary Lula Harvey Teacher's Aide Thelma Journey Teacher's Aide LUNCHROOM AND MAINTENANCE Y an: LUNCHROOM STAFF: Mrs. Lillian Grensham, Manager; Mrs. Helen Peaster. Mrs. Rosetta Turner, Miss Margaret Harris, Mrs. Babara Law, Mrs. Lillie B. Solomon. od - “ Soom | i Edward Loftley Ronnie Mangham Rebecca McCrary TEACHERS ARE Two Special Fellows in Mrs. Thorn's life A Great New Family Time for a TAB Money, Money Everwhere Not a Drop is You Mixed Na and H,,0?!?! Mine , PEOPLE, si ee He Ha) ’ - Hey 5 The Apple of Mrs. Oliver's Eye 43 Teaching is Back-Breaking Work Who Said I'm in Trouble? Auburn Much? o?° STAR STUDENT The STAR STUDENT AWARD, given annually by the Georgia Chamber of Commerce, is awarded to the Senior scoring highest on the Scholastic Apti- tude Test (SAT). This person must also be in the top ten percent of the graduat- ing class. This year’s recipient of the award was John Jones. John’s record included not only high academic standards, but an interest in the whole school program. He has served on the Student Council four years, held memberships in Sam Jones Honor Soci- ety and the National Honor Society. In his sophomore year, John attended the Hugh O’Brian Leadership Foundation Seminar. He was selected as a finalist in the field of science for the Governor's Honors Program. He has been accepted at Emory at Oxford and Mercer Universi- ty, and will be choosing a future. John chose Miss Wylene Webb as his STAR TEACHER, because of the great influence she has had on his education and the dedication she feels for her job. Being recognized as system STAR student is not only an honor for me but also for Macon County High School. This selec- tion represents the quality of education at Macon County High. Quality education comes from quality educators. The fac- ulty at Macon County High show great concern for the students and the education they receive. | feel that with these types of edu- cators, Macon County High’s reputation as one of the finest schools of the area will be sus- tained for a long time. John Jones re a oy nC aced L-Ulade i, - STemare brteng™ ii. Guard « Pa q. ST ude | c . Sessile le deriwaw aes kc estan Te Varn 30. Nant ophy tl ¢. ‘te - Vers hen, | , laroten q- W Pear. danrthucqaron sl BE Sccu tent Venue - z : amy “Sec ae STAR TEACHER Miss Webb, a MCHS alumni, has been teaching for 13 years, and is currently a Georgia Certified E.M.T.., as well as, a Red Cross Instructor in First Aid. She received a B.S. Degree in Education with majors in Biology and Physical Education from Georgia Southwestern College in Americus. Returning to school in 1981, she completed the requirements for a Masters in Education. As our tennis coach, her teams have gone to State Finals for five of the seven years. In the summer of 1983, she was named ‘Coach of the Year’’ by the Georgia Coaches’ Association. She has also worked with softball, track and girls’ basketball teams in the past. Her daily class schedule includes Anatomy and Physiology, General Biology, Physical Education, and Health. “Education has been a rewarding career for me, in that I am able to see kids go through high school and find challenging careers in their future. John is a fine example of our students. It was a pleasure to work with him.”’ Wylene Webb o?° MR. AND MISS M.C.HLS. JOHN JONES LYNNE ROOKS MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Ronald Harpe Angelina Clark MOST STYLISH Keith Wilder Lisa Law MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED John Jones Lynne Rooks MOST MISCHIEVOUS Theresa Law Brad Barner FRIENDLIEST Lisa Chew Rodney Tookes MOST DEPENDABLE Rodney Tookes Lynne Rooks 0°, a MOST INTELLIGENT John Jones Lynne Rooks MOST ATHLETIC Terry Tookes Darlene Mallard © _ = 6p @® SUMMER rH : maase GOT PROGRAMS Pe nu A wi ts 7 OU om TH JOHN JONES WY) � © = © a Ww) “be © c be dv .@; O mY) oO Ov — Yy mM) Oo © Y Ss Y) 8 mM w Oo 9° ae) Ou 5 Y oO Cc 2 o Y) BEN YORK ' a ve) Bi ae Atulburu . f sibs” or Palin Pacidarin hd : '” - were? es ' ee ee ee “PP Te oe he ATUL? ye . His? Lb” yeh sd , ‘Fie we : Me bibue u 1983 Research in Science Erskine College Computer Science apeery “ei, 8 A TT 'Seagatbesaat eee i l—lCrlhlCUCcOrlUcrUWWOClr Sr SO ° ONE-ACT PLAY Once Upon A Playground The One-Act Play was a delight for the student body and faculty. In competition the group performed in Americus for the CESA Festival and won a trophy there. Then in the Region Competition the play placed Fourth. Cast and crew enjoyed the training and experience under the direction of Mrs. Linda Beckum. One-Act Play Members Sitting: Jana McKinney, Kathy Simms, Rebecca Logue, Sekema Harris, Joey Dunn, Bobby Cottle. Standing: Mrs. Linda Beckum, Greg Hurdle, Carol Pearson, Ansley Cheves, Amy Barker, Angie Wilson, Elizabeth Peterson, and Mike Gassett. Oo pee LITERARY ORAL INTERPRETATION Kathy Simms Ben York ORAL INTERPRETATION Fall Festival Kathy Simms Ben York Ansley Cheves Alex Perry EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING Fall Festival Latrelle Barfield John Jones il Veet EXTEMPORANEOUS i SPEAKING Mike Gassett Kim Ballard ATT TTT Tih : 2 « iii SPELLING Susie Hunt Rodney Tookes Wo tea i Ut W i¥a WE... Cam Cannon QOey LITERARY Shirley Moore TYPING GIRLS’ TRIO — Ansley Cheves, Joanna D ixon, Latralle Barfield DEBATE TEAM Shirley Moore . ere eT? € Beverly Smith “ Kim Ballard 5 SZ TTeS ses + + 4 P i ee ss ea eee . ? b 2 PS F4 af Pte « . 2 ed Spas aay | . : a - + o--7 7 ie: ‘ eeeas - ’ 2 -+4 -_ Te + Berneda Powell George Larry b ny Cam Cannon Pamela Gatewood Sekema Harris « GIRL'S SOLO Latralle Barfield BOY'S SOLO — Jeff Thompson : 4, Aw ite — ), ae { RK: Lr f Air wud He fe Au , is 4 ’ PIANO ENTRY Susie Hunt ALTERNATES Latralle Barfield Mary Ellen Childs MACON CO. 4-H ou! YASCH ORS AUSVY FRAUEL HGENCIES BULLDOG STAFF ‘Traveling On” Under the guidance of a new advisor, Mrs. Jo Campbell, and a new publisher, this year's staff was weak at the beginning, as only five of the staff were returners. We had a lot to learn. After attending a three-day summer workshop at Auburn University, we were responsible for capturing the 1983-84 school year in a limited number of pages. The staff was responsible for selling ads, selecting a theme, taking pictures, and organizing them and copy for the book’s sections. Dedication, determination, and pure luck saw us through. We hope you will enjoy this effort and cherish it always. 1983-84 Annual Staff Members: Sharon Ashmon Beverly Smith Kim Ballard Rodney Tookes George Larry Lynne Rooks Cam Cannon Vicki Jo Stott Margaret George Kara Carroll Brenda Cox Susie Hunt Ginger Hall Angela Layfield ANCHOR Ba “ Stu Di COUNS - 7 ee = | . | . Fe ‘‘New Demensions of Frienship and Service” Anchors away into 1984. This club, sponsored by the Macon County Pilots Club, serves the community by visiting the Senior Citizens Homes, and the Day Care m Center for special holidays. The club gen” Ai also made Christmas cards for the @ 7, nursing home. To fund their “ij a Ph. activities the Anchor Club held bake i sales, and sold decorated baskets at oh — me the 2nd Annual Bulldog Festival. ,’ A special honor was awarded to Von Tarrer, as she represented Macon County at the Freedom Foundation in Valley Forge, Pa. Mrs. Brenda Campbell is the club's sponsor. - | 68 DIMERSIONS ‘OF FRIENDSHIP BaP SEBVICE Front: Mary Ellen Childs, Pamela Meadows, Yvonne Shelley (Jr. Dir.), Sandy Washington (Treas.), Kim Ballard (Vice-Pres.), Lynne Rooks (Pres.), Kathy Simms (Sec.), Cassandra Whitehead (Sr. Dir.), Tangela Johnson, Pat Bellew. 2nd row: Ronnie Smith, Mrs. Campbell, Susie Hunt, Margaret George, Latralle Barfield, Angie McKenzie, Von Tarrer, Shirley Moore, Kim Marshall, Berneda Powell, Kara Carroll, Robin Gay, Teresa Fulton, Angie Wilson, Rebecca Logue, Cynthia Robinson, Ronnie Peaster ry} � =, Ya - , y wenw w i ”_@� 66S -— an ; Ps f CHORUS ‘Harmonizing for the Future” Since the beginning of school, Chorus has been practicing for their annual Christmas concert. This concert was performed for the community and school. Soon after Christmas, Chorus began practice for their annual spring concert. This group of talented students sang for the Junior High and Elementary schools. Chorus is sponsored by Howard Frontz. Front: Latonya Dunn, Tawanda Turner, Denise Hayes, Lessie Solomon, Debbie Barron, Latrisha Harper, Barbara Fitzhugh, Shorana Morris, Tonya West. 2nd row: Alaine Mathis, Jeanette McKenzie, Vivianne Jackson, Elizabeth Jackson, Angela Postell, Marsha West, Andrell Barner, Renetta Ager. 3rd row: Mr. Frontz, Nadine Jackson, Martha Sanders, Rena Caldwell, Judy Wiggins, Chris Dingle, Gerald McKenzie, Kelvin Howard, Jeff Thompson, Stanley Brown. Pianist: Julie Kelley ‘ To make the best better’’ The 4-H Club is interested in the development of the head, hands, heart, and health of the youth of America. The motto sums up the aims for the club. Meetings are held once a month with a variety of projects, including community service activities, completed during the year. This club is sponsored by the Cooperative Extension Service with advisors, Miss Julia Snipes and Mrs. Ann Hammock. Front: Angie McKenzie, George Larry, Chrispian Barron, Alphonzo Butler, Ben York, Jarrett Everett (Pres.), Predita Oglesby, Gerald McKenzie, Steven Simmons, Paul Lingle. 2nd row: Jeff McDaniel, Margaret George, Cam Cannon, Susie Hunt (Rep.), Lisa Layfield (Vice-Pres.), Lori Nelson, Jackie Joiner, Rebecca Logue (Parli.), Julie Kelley, Jimmy Moore. 3rd row: Renda Gladden, Carla Raburn, Fran Brown, John Morris (Sec.), Cleveland Hobbs, Eric Mitchell, Sidney Kleckley. 4th row: Jana McKinney, Beth Campbell, Elizabeth Peterson, Tammi Law, Ansley Cheves, David Green, Vaughn Luckie, Dennis Hobbs, Randall Barker, Tim Mercer. 5th row: Amy Barker, JoAnna Dixon, Theresa Law, Joey Dunn, Kara Carroll. not pictured: Charlene Brown (Treas.) ‘Brotherhood at Work”’ The Hi-Y Club is organized to instill the Christian attitude and behavior in young men at home, at school, and at work. The club is designed to be a service club with projects for local nursing homes and training center. Under the leadership of Walter Grey, the club sold doughnuts to fund its projects. a STUNT CoOUM’S Front: Eric Zwilling, Wes Jones (Sec.), Jerry Coleman, Mark Jones, Vaughn Luckie. 2nd row: Rico Clark, Stevie Chew, Bill Kitchens (Treas.), George Larry, Ricky Law, Mike Gassett, John Jones (Vice-Pres.). 3rd row: Greg Hurdle (Pres.), Ben York, Mr. Grey “Building a Future Through Today” It is not enough for young men and women to read about becoming good business leaders. They must set goals, participate, and complete projects aimed towards quality leadership and good citizenship. FBLA sponsored the Dog House, Clean-Up projects, and strived for school spirit in many activities. First prize was awarded the FBLA Battleship in the Homecoming Parade. Community projects for the year included visits to the Retardation Center and Senior Citizens Center. FBLA is host for the Employer-Employee Appreciation Banquet each year. Mrs. Jo Campbell is the club’s advisor. , Front: LeVonda Journey (Community Pro. Chm.), Elizabeth Smith (Community Pro. Co-Chm.), Rodney Tookes (Treas.), Sharon Ashmon, Cedric Duncan, Elaine James (Pres.), Elizabeth Jackson. 2nd row: Sally Oliver (Sec.), Teresa Fulton (Programs Chm.), Shorana Morris, Yolanda West, Pamela Gatewood, Shelia Paster, Vivianne Jackson, Carolyn Haugabook, Mechelle Kelley. 3rd row: Robby Driver, Theresa Law (Social Chm.), Lynn Horn, Lindsey Smith, Angela Layfield, David Green, Robin Gay, Kim Burnette. 4th row: David Hutchens, Pam Adams, Janet Hunnicutt, JoAnna Dixon, Sylvia Barker, Lisa Law, Tommy Law, Lisa Chew, Chris Hobbs. 5th row: Bill Childs, Joseph Carney, Doug Hawk, Scott Robbins, David Mayo (Vice-Pres.), Bobby James (Fundraiser Chm.), Cleveland Hobbs, Billy Law. STUDYING VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE ‘Keeping America on the Grow”’ THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR BOYS Agribusiness has a major influence on our lives in Macon County. The Future Farmers of America prepares the youth of today to become farmers and businessmen of tomorrow. It promotes vocational agricultural programs by providing the opportunities and incentives to learn through actual “‘hands on’”’ experiences. FFA promotes cooperation and citizenship. Club funds were raised through a citrus fruit sale. The club is sponsored by Mr. Joe Culpepper. Front: Chris Dingle (Sentinel), Kim Hill (Treas.), John Tucker (Vice-Pres.), Walter Perry (Pres.), Teresa Barker (Sec.), Gwendolyn McMillian (Rep.), Mr. Culpepper. 2nd row: Michelle McDonald, Roddy Burnam, Darrell McCrary, Debbie Reynolds, Janice Green, Simuel Larry, Randall Barker. Alan Stafford. 3rd row: Tim Mercer, Otis Shelley, Charlene Brown, Vic Jordan, Wade Skipper, Rodney Gaultney, Romunda Mitchell, Michelle Moore, Clete Roberts MACON COUNTY HIGH ‘Toward New Horizons’”’ Everyone is a homemaker. The Future Homemakers of America is organized to help youth assume their roles in society. Through this club, home economics education is taught in the areas of personal growth, family life, vocational preparation, and community involvement. FHA sold candy to finance projects that benefit both school and community. The FHA members are encouraged to work for the Honor Roll, and each student is eligible to work toward a degree. The FHA club is sponsored by Mrs. Gloria Thorn. Front: Sandra Lee (Music and Rec. Chm.), Shirley Moore (Vice-Pres.), Jeffrey Bells (Parli.), Joyce Cochran (Projects Chm.), LaVonda Journey (Sec.), Rhonda Hall (Honor Roll Chm.), Juanita Burnam (Treas.), Bertha Beal (Degree Chm.), Michele Smith (Historian), Beverly Smith (Pres.), Veronica Mathis (Pub. Relations Chm.). 2nd row: Charlene Lee, Clara Griffin, Lisa Grover, Angelina Clark, Kim McMillian, Kim Marshall, Ruthie Williams, Cynthia Raines. 3rd row: Sekema Harris, Keith Wilder, Keith Belvin, Tonya West, Gerald McKenzie, Cheryl Washington, Alfonza Banks, Lasonya Gipson. 4th row: Ray Wright, Lance Harris, Willie McCrary, Regina Nelson, Katrina Gatewood, Elizabeth Smith INDUSTRIAL ARTS “Preparing the Workers of Tomorrow” The occupation a student chooses to pursue is a very important decision. The Industrial Arts Club assists students by preparing them for work and providing information on various occupations. Students are introduced to the fields of world construction, power transportation, advanced drafting, exploratory industrial arts, and electricity electronics. The Industrial Arts Club is sponsored by Mr. Amos Smith. Ronald Harpe (Parli.), Darlene Thomas, Elton Harris, Terry Tookes (Sgt. at Arms), Kenneth Felton, Josephine Ellison (Sec.), Vivianne Jackson, Richard Johnson, Maryland James, Ray Wright (Pres.), Keith Wilder, Robert Johnson (Vice-Pres.), Carolyn Haugabook, Shelia Paster (Treas.), Rena Caldwell MEDIA AIDS ‘Paving the Road for Knowledge”’ Reports, research papers, and essays all start in the library. The Media Aides are very helpful in assisting students in locating meterials. They make research easier by reshelving books, organizing periodicals, and checking in new materials. They also brighten up the library by doing bulletin boards. Their advisor is Mrs. Joy Ethridge. Seated: Pansy Peaster, Pamela Medows, Tangela Johnson, David Walden. Standing: Beverly Smith, Jennifer Harpe, Mrs. Ethridge, Lynne Kooks, Gwen lvory NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ‘“Mark of Achievement”’ Vies PSs ess} TT behead. A paeeeierrary, Liee® eecre® ‘ Sere Pe EERE im ,. A good education is vital to the leaders of tomorrow. The National Honor Society promotes and encourages academic excellence. It is designed for academic achievers in the Junior and Senior classes. The club conducted a spirit cup sale during the fall to raise money to fund their community service projects. At Thanksgiving, the club took a basket of food to a needy family. The National Honor Society is sponsored by Mrs. Mary Ann Jones. PEONK Mg 5 VW Pini ‘ Nu Wt Steet Eb aes tite 7 Ui ADE,” A cou Front: Alphonzo Bulter, Jerry Tookes (Vice-Pres.), Theresa Rigby, Jerry Coleman (Pres.), Lynne Rooks (Sec.), Mike Gassett, Kathy Simms, Andy Woodruff, John Jones (Treas.), Mrs. Jones. 2nd row: Shirley Moore, Kara Carroll, Lisa Bentley, Kimberly Ballard, Sandy Washington, Travis Bryan, Jeff James, Wes Jones, Pamela Meadows, Jeanette McKenzie, Ronnie Peaster, Michele Smith, Yvonne Shelley, Ronnie Smith 3 , ’ ¥ ins : @ | JONES | HONOR a, 7 “Knowledge is a Treasure” The Sam Jones Honor Society is organized for academic achievers in the Freshman and Sophomore classes. The Honor Society sent Christmas gifts and birthday cards to the teachers. To involve the entire student body, the club sponsored a Campbell Soup label drive with plans to purchase additional lunchroom equipment. In addition to this, the club started a scholarship fund for a deserving Senior. They had a windshield wash to raise money for their numerous projects. The Sam Jones Honor Society is sponsored by Patricia Sash: | | ) Front: Susie Hunt (Treas.), Rebecca Loque (Sec.), Latralle Barfield. Brenda McCarty, Dena Barfield, Margaret George (Pres.), Cam Cannon, Cheryl Washington, Mrs. Sosby. 2nd row: Berneda Powell (Vice-Pres.). Bernard McKellar, George Larry, Beth Campbell, Jane McKinney, Jeffery Carroll. Wilihl STUDENT COUNCIL “Striving for a Better Tomorrow”’ The Student Council is a school organization working to better our school. They promote school spirit, provide assemblies, dances, and other forms of entertainment for the student body. Other activities of the Student Council have been homeroom representation of the student body and ‘Secret Pal” rememberances throughout the year. This year, the Student Council will present an award to the most outstanding Student Council representative on Honor’s Day. The Student Council is sponsored by Mrs. Janice Oliver and_Mrs. Patricia Sosby. , = ns iim © —— — a Front: Mrs. Oliver, Calvin Fulks (Parli.), Chrispian Barron, Lisa Bentley, Kim Ballard, John Tucker, Rodney Tookes (Pres.), Sandy Washington, Pamela Meadows (Sec.), Latralle Barfield (Treas.), Cassandra Whitehead. 2nd row: Jarrett Everett, Jerry Coleman, Shirley Moore (Chap.), Elizabeth Peterson, Beth Campbell, Ronnie Peaster, Wes Jones, Napoleon Hill, Berneda Powell, Robin Gay, Greg Hurdle (Vice-Pres.), John Jones, Margaret George, Susie Hunt, Mrs. Sosby ' @eee © © ome « STUDENT COUNCIL W E LCOME ... TQ THE Home OF THE MACON COUN ALLDOGS! ; 1983 HOMECOMING QUEENS Cassandra Whitehead And Cheresa Kigbhy . | AUP. Shirley Moore Angle Wilson 0 %¢ b] - | -_ - of a PA al s7 g Heng Shoraua Morris Latralle Barfield ‘ - ’ � 7 - ‘ � 7 4 } t 2 � r : FTC T= 3 1H 1 y pO ?, Elizabeth Peterson Felicia Cochran Front row: Lynne Rooks, Wanda Johnson, Cassandra Whitehead, Theresa Rigby, Shirley Moore. Back row: Felecia Cochran, Elizabeth Peterson, Shorana Morris, Latralle Barfield, Angie Wilson CAMPUS LIFE _-2 w A Eee ha. 77 7e o MAJORETTES This year our Majorettes performed at the Homecom- ing and Christmas Parades, as well as every football game. They also participated in Band Day at the Univer- sity of Georgia and received an ‘‘Excellent”’ rating in the competition. (L to R): Teresa Barker, Becky Lockerman, Paula Woodruff, Pansy Peaster Seated: Carol Pearson, Man- ager @ Howard Frontz a Peewee John Tucker fm Music Director at ie el Drum Major , . i Se MARCHING BAND Woodwinds Toby Sexton, Dana Bellew, Tia Walls, Tara Kelley, Sabrina Neisent, Irish Norton, John Wagner Second Row: Jim Parks, Clint Culpepper, Jeannine Miller, Pam Longino, Jill Holland, Teresa Woodruff, Brenda Cox Third Row: Susan Inhulsen, Willie Kleckley, Bernard McKellar, Demtria Haugabook, Scottie Jones, Jana McKinney, Ansley Cheves, Dede Thorn OPCo or Brass Section Front (L to R) Torris Harris, John Rodgers, Andy Woodruff, David Harris Second Row: Mike Harris, Lewis Felton, Ben York, Dan Jones, Travis Bryan Third Row: Scott Albritton, Darrell Peters, Tod Handley, Darrell Felker, Michael Hadley, Napoleon Hill, Rico Clark Band Our ““Marching Red Machine’’ has had a very busy year. They performed at every home and away football game and contributed to the Homecoming Parade and Christmas Parade. In October the band competed in the Pecan Grove Marching Festival and returned with four trophies, including an Excellent Band Rating and an Excellent Drum Major. They also were proud to perform at the University of Georgia Annual Band Day, and a Ga. Southwestern football game. Percussion Chris Hill, Debee Hall, Marcus Byrom, Ronnie Peaster, Rodney Tookes, Brad Stafford, Wes Jones, Jarrett Waters, Kenneth Hudson The Macon County High Flag Girls add color and life to the Band's fine music. This group attended Band Day at the University of Georgia and performed at a Ga. Southwestern football game. They also attended competition and received a Superlative rating. This year they are advised by Mrs. Joe Culpepper. Mrs. Joe Culpepper i U6 J | + Left (front to rear): Yolanda Norton, Jackie Lowe, Kembrial Marshall Middle: Geneva Griffin, Debretta Hinton Right: Carolyn Edwards, Lucille James, Jeanette McKenzie 0° ° CHEERLEADERS The 1983-84 Cheerleaders, composed of eight highly motivated young ladies, proved to be fully spirited through their performances at the football games as well as the basketball games. The cheerleaders demonstrated their abilities in the Bulldog Spirit not only to us, but the cheerleaders camp directors at West Georgia College where they received the “Super Spirit Award”’ and the 100% Sparkle and Shine Award.” Bit A ¢ - Miss Michelle Appleby, Sponsor . = _ - : era depen - - : eens = oe _seenrreraineiesh p h sarang nee ena an 4 _ _ . -w ie ny o = - 1 « - eee� : TOI ETS cage - — . r f 7. Rebecca Logue o2 2 a, “ 4 X= � 7 . z - PS + See ra ng ad ‘A . ae Z ae J. . 4 72 e —, ‘ aS atts pth Aa - ‘ + w? A %, us a ‘ PR : a - : ‘ . 3 ; frm F . y . t - Captain any = CO-Captain ; e ain“o Angelina Clark % Le Tangela Johnson ete . nD eT Kathy Simms i? a tute BE toe i; | cheaee” Tonya West “- VARSITY FOOTBALL The ’84 Bulldogs were a yo ung team, but were expecting big things to happen. The Bulldogs played with great determination and spirit. The Dogs had an eye on the playoffs, but a controversial decision in favor of a region opponent cost them a chance to go. Although a hard one to lose, they kept fighting until the end. The season ended at 5-5. Sitting (L to R): Head Coach Maffett, Reginald Harris, Elton Harris, Kelvin McGhee, Moses Davis, Chris Dingle, Terry Tookes, Jerry Coleman, Chris Terry, Alphonzo Butler, Chris Hobbs, Coach Redding Second Row: Coach Bradley, John Hardage, Robert Griffin, Jeff James, Tracy Jones, Rodney Ross, Ira Davis, Shederick Taylor, Derrick Williams, Melvin Phelps, Bill Kitchens, Rodney McCants Third Row: Kelvin Nedd, Donovan Rumph, Michael Smith, Randy Ridley, Stacey Leary, Tony Satterfield, Lee Oliver, Thomas Haugabook, Tony Cotton, Terry Pierce, Randy Forbes, Coach Tungate Fourth Row: Leonard Thomas, Roddy Burnam, Trent Smith, Randall Barker, Wade Skipper, Michael Edwards, Darian Norton, Jesse Hubbard, Robert Ladd, Jeffrey Leary, Steven Wright, John Walker TOM ADAMS ihe wEVELD at d wow. io 87 a By aa . ine une a pa m SA texte 947 Wer 78 Pitas “35 ; hi il = xt . a i OF. BOR; , ay “pity we i or W. — .. Coaching Staff: Clifton Bradley Offensive Line Jimmy Maffett Head Coach Jim Tungate Defensive Backs Otha Redding Offensive Backs Kip McLeod (not pictured) Defensive Line Managers: Randy Fobbs Leonard Thomas Roddy Burnam Terry Tookes Chris Dingle Reginald Harris Donervan Rumph Steven Wright Wade Skipper Shedrick Taylor Elton Harris Ira Davis Tony Satterfield Kelvin McGhee John Walker Darian Norton Rodney McCants Derrick Williams Jerry Coleman Terry Pierce Jesse Hubbard Tony Cotton Christopher Terry Bob Ladd Jeffrey Leary Chris Hobbs Trent Smith Stacey Leary Thomas Haugabook Melvin Phelps Randy Ridley Bill Kitchens Jeff James Rodney Koss celle mi “=H Michael Smith | = _ = y 7 Robert Griffin — Tracy Jones — Sz — 00° —_ Moses Davis B-TEAM FOOTBALL The B-Team this year has several players moving up from Junior High, and are looking forward to a good season. Hard work and discipline will have these young players ready for Varsity before long. ——_ Grady Trussell (L to R): Mark Jones, David Athon, Charlie Cannon, Kreis McKenzie, Darrell McCrary, Marion Kaigler Top Row: James Mallard, Eric Minter, Gerald McKenzie, Rodney Cooper, Ernest Clark. ASSISTANTS The Statisticians and Watergirls are a vital part of Macon County’s athletic program. The Statisticians keep all the important stats during all the games for both teams. The Watergirls never get a break. They sell programs, serve Gatorade, and take towels to players during time- out. Greg Hurdle, Doug Hawk (L to R): Kathy Fountain, Yvonne Shelley, Sonnie Hooks, Pam Meadows, Levonda Journey, Cassandra Whitehead. T Nov. 22 Crawford Co. T B-Team W Nov. 23 Peach Co. H B Team T Nov. 29 Tri County T B-Team F Dec.2 Brooks Co. H 5:30 Girl's T Dec.6 Perry T BT Boy's FP Dec.9 Turner Co. H T Dec. 13 Northside T FP Dec. 16 T Jan. 10 F Jam.13 Taylor Co T B Team T Jan. 17 Perry H B-T Boy's T 'Jem.24 Turner Co T PF Jen.27 Peach Co. T SB Team 5 Jan. 28 WNortheide H T Feb.3 Dooly Co, T B Team F Peh.10 Tri County H B-Team OS mee names age - te echiy comee eg e Re ect eer: Pe mime me eet ee Sted GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL The '84 Bulldogs are looking forward to a great season. The Lady Dogs lost key players, but they have the makings of a fine team this year. Last year the girls rolled up a great 24-2 record and won Sub- Region, and Region Championships. It is certainly hoped this team will go all the way to State. Our Lady Bulldogs are coached by Mr. Carl Peaster and Mrs. Gail Peaster Elaine James Pam Meadows Darlene Mallard Kathy Hadley Lisa Bentley Sonnie Hooks Yvonne Shelley Lisa Marshall Sekema Harris Elizabeth Peterson Beth Campbell Leatha Williams Cynthia Robinson Lori Nelson Sharon Ashmon BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL The '84 Bulldogs are a very young and inexperienced, but extremely quick squad this year. The team turned in an 11-11 regular season record in '83, and are looki ng to improve that mark. The Dogs lost several key play- ers, but are lucky to have four strong seniors. Coaches for the team are Jim tungate, Head Coach, and Joe Lee, Assistant. Kneeling: (L to R) Mgr. Tony Cotton, Ira Davis, Thomas Haugabook, Doug Hawk, Vaughn Luckie, John Tucker, Otis Shelley, George Larry, Stat. Calvin Fulks Standing: (L to R) Wes Jones, Napoleon Hill, Ricky Law, Terrell McKenzie, Greg Hurdle, Robert Griffin, Alphonzo Butler, Terry Tookes, Coach Jim Tungate noe eae lee ha mis.lLiej a 3 Greg Hurdle Terry Tookes Terrell McKenzie Alphonzo Butler Vaughn Luckie Thomas Haugabook Robert Griffin Otis Shelley George Larry Doug Hawk Ira Davis Napoleon Hill Ricky Law John Tucker , La Hee. 6 | ‘ w Ee ree c - ua A® ’ is. 289 BULLDOG b Ms lig Z me Ne B-TEAM GIRLS The 83-84 B-Team Basketball Team's record stood at 6-4 at the time of this writing. Coached by Mrs. Charlotte Shaw, the team showed an outstanding improvement. Most of the girls on this team were freshmen, so we can look forward to an exciting year in 85. Sitting L to R: Betty Harpe, Diane Williams, Lametria Mallard, Jackie Harpe, Chiquita Turner. Kneeling: Jackie Davis, Shorana Morris, Karen Loftly, Ruthie Williams, Delores Williams Standing L to R: Coach Shaw, Charlemagne Fulks, Carol Simpson, Sonja Porter, Gwenda Harpe, Katrina Cotton, Betty Stewart, Cynthia + Cromer, Corey Miller. i B-TEAM BOYS This year’s B-Team can be extremely proud of their accomplishments. Their record stood at 9-1 for the season. The coach is Mr. Joe Lee, and he is returning for his second season. He is proud of his team’s efforts, and is looking forward to a promising season again in ’85. Kneeling: Bob Ladd, John Walker, Randy Fobbs, Bernard McKellar, Michael Hadley, Eddie Hudson | Standing: Vincent Postell, Terrance James, Sammy Houston, Darian Norton, Lewis Felton, Kreis McKenzie. | Pr TSS” FS es St MCHS BASEBALL TEAM - : : Small 7 ‘ a “ . , s vr Ce Pe — a ee, ar Kneeling L to R: Andy Woodruff, Randall Barker, Shedrick Taylor, Reggie James, Elton Harris, Willie Lewis, Kelvin Nedd, Melvin Phelps, Rick | Hall, Michael Harris, Tim Brown. Standing L to R: Coach McLeod, Terrell McKenzie, Billy Law, Chris Dingle, Doug Hawk, Wade Skipper, Alphonzo Butler, Greg Hurdle, George Larry, Jeff McNatt, Jimmy Miller, Eddie Mercer, Howard Frontz - =o . 7 ; “ ° = v « AQ . - @ =z —_— a | es, � McLeod Bat girls Pe ” : — Cdl ani ’ li 4 a — ae . -) = rs avs P by 7S Kneeling: Teresa Barker, Tammy Gipson, Lori Nelson, Kim McMillian Second Row: Yolanda West, Dena Barfield, Sandy Washington, Lisa Layfield, and Carol Pearson. ae ee = -- ote a � Fa —° - rr? Oe - . . os . a a ; _ v 7 SS ‘ “ + . The Macon County Baseball team is taking to the field this year with high hopes. We have a new coach, new equipment, a much improved playing field, and lots of support from the school and community. Coach Kipp McLeod has been a member of two National teams, has coached a State Championship team, and has coached at Valdosta State College, third in the Nation in its Division. McLeod truly believes a winning attitude, and he is sure Macon County High players have it. TENNIS as The MCHS Tennis Team will begin Ry the season with only three veteran [ye players: Wes Jones, Thad Green, and ls S'v4 ya Pat Bellew. The team is also optimistic about this year’s attribute, Vaughn Lucky. Lucky is listed in the State’s Top 30 for the age 16, and under. Because last year’s Boys’ team cap- tured such titles as 2nd Place South Sections Champs, and Boys’ Region 1 AA Champs, the team is looking for- ward to an even greater season this year; perhaps State Champs. Coach Wylene Webb expects dedi- cation from her players, and started practices when it was still mighty cold. She believes practice makes perfect, and her record for winning proves it. Sitting L to R: Pat Bellew, Lisa Chew, Margaret George, Beth Campbell, Kara Carroll, Kathy Sims | Standing L to R: Jerry Coleman, Wes Jones, Andy Porter, Thad Green, Vaughn Luckie, Stevie Chew, Coach Webb. i a. GIRLS’ TRACK The Girls’ Track Team is expected to do big things again this year. Under the direction of Coach Shaw, a new- comer to the sport, the girls are ex- pecting to achieve top performance. Last year’s State Competition qualifi- ers, Darlene Mallard, Charlotte Jones, and Kim McMillian are looking for- ward to reaching State again Mrs. Shaw feels that with the bright newcomers to the team, much hard work, determination, and ambition the team will surely be a success. Sitting L to R: Steve Harris, Darlene Mallard, Charolotte Jones, Kim McMillian, Leonard Curgil = Standing L to R: Gwen McMillian, Charlotte Morris, Coach Shaw, Sharon Ashmon Pe 3 VT ST We BOYS’ TRACK This yvear. the Bovs’ Track Team expects to surpass last year s performance. They are under the direction of Coach Otha Redding and Mrs. Charlotte Shaw Several runners are returning team members. They are: Terry Tookes, John Tucker, Timothy Grant. They are planning to jump all the obstacles blocking their success in State Competition. � 2 =) ’ . ® | —_ ¥ Cl ng y a o nn 2 Sitting L To R: Steve Wright, Reginald Harris, Terry Tookes, Donervan Rumph, Moses Davis Standing L to R: Coach Redding, Timothy Grant, John Tucker, Harold Tookes, Charlie Tucker, Leonard Curgil ll d 7 il tie OWDPrPrOWwWmnonwm Turner — Northside — Taylor — Crawford — Dooly — Warner Robins Crawford — Taylor — Perry — Brooks — Warner Robins Turner — Peach — Northside — Dooly Tri — BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL Crawford — Peach — Tri — Brooks — Perry — Turner — Northside — Taylor — Crawford — Dooly — Warner Robins — Crawford — Taylor Perry — Brooks — Warner Robins Turner — 1984 BASEBALL SCHEDULE VARSITY FOOTBALL MARCH 24 Lownd VISITORS Taylor Co Tri Co Randolph Co Brooks Co Stewart Co Seminole Co ‘tional Tour Crawford Co Turner Co Dooly Co Terrell Co 2? 24 Crawtord Co 28-29 Sub-Reaior 5 Neqior BOYS’ B-TEAM BASKETBALI SCHEDUL|! � i Dooly Crawford Taylor Perry Peach Dooly Tri riaWKINSV Vooiy Lo Americus GIRLS’ B-TEAM BASKETBALL aah mec SCHEDULE 1] Turner Co Dooly Co Nov. 22 Crawford 2 Region Meet == Albany Nov. 23 Peach Junior Colleg Nov. 29 Tri Dec. 16 Taylor Jan. 3 Dooly dan. 7 Crawford Jan. 13 Taylor Jan. 27 Péach Feb. 3 Dooly Feb. 10 Tr ¥ Pa ee | Colonial | 74 read ol ont ) haa V l, ADVERTIDEMENTS Congratulations Seniors From The 1984 Bulldog Staff PEIN T RIVER | WOODMINC. 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HORTMAN.GULF STATION Wrecker Service Oglethorpe, Georgia 472-7111 FABUB@US TOUCH 208 South Dooly Montezuma, Ga. 472-2121 AVERA’S FLOWER SHOP Sumter Street Oglethorpe, Georgia EDITOR’S NOTE The task of completing the “1984 Bulldog” has finally come to an end. A job that seemed almost impossible was not so difficult with the help of all those people who took part in making this year’s book a re- ality. | would like to thank Mr. David Zeigler of Josten’s Pub- lishing Company for all the help he has given us throughout the year, Mrs. Jo Campbell for her many hours of hard work and patience, and finally, the “1984 Bulldog Staff’’ for their unend- ing, dedicated efforts. Thanks must go also to Coach Car! Peas- ter, Owens Studios, John Con- verse, the Faculty, and the Stu- dent Body because without their support this book would have remained a dream. The Staff and | hope that this annual will hold many memories for everyone at MCHS and that each individual who bought one will enjoy it as much as we en- joyed producing it. My experience as editor of the ‘1984 Bulldog”’ has led me down many different pathways. Although my journey, as well as the other students’, has only just begun, this experience will en- rich my existence as | continue to travel through the remaining journeys of my life. It is my wish that somewhere, down the line, our paths will cross once again and we can share the memories this book contains. Thanks for the privilege of editing your “1984 Bulldog.” Sincerely, Lynne Rooks Even though many of us have come to the end of our journeys here at M.C.H.S., we have just begun that long road which leads into the unknown future. We will always remember and be thankful to M.C.H.S. and the people who have prepared us for our future. The valuable lessons of life we have learned here will help us face the challenging road which we have yet to travel. But the road leads us all, And we know, stand or fall, We have shared the day’s bread. We can laugh down the dream, For the dream breaks and flies: And we trust now the gleam, For the gleam never dies; — So it’s off now the load, For we know the night’s call, And we know now the road And the road leads us all. from the TWILIGHT SONG “aie 6s Wats - mes e a5 1 Rada