Marietta High School - Olympian Yearbook (Marietta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1985 volume:

Di jtn oW . b c cu ju nv rv , 9 ' U oli M 5 ' Re5er e -For So cja foa ' ' ' | . - . . Marietta Hi gh School 1985 Marietta, Georgia Volume 68 H.W. Garrett, Principal Neil C. Bonds, Advisor Craig Brookes, Editor Terri Wilder, Business Manager The lazy days of summer are over When we wake up early and we finally discover We have actually become older! We talk to friends about the summer and find out who is dating whom. The bell rings; We trudge into school, And the new year begins. Ashley Reese ' 86 New experiences, and adventures, ., together |Bf Ffr nOl Marietta is like a second home a place we all share. Even if there was no a law for school, we would all still School brings us Friends, learning, and social event. And to our school we are •y ' , :V,v:fr. - ' ' ' « JK-? ' J :f: ■■ ■-■- Friendshif 5, romances and good time Autumn, smell Friday nights ana Homecoming, a ceicL She says Yes , exhu ' i-.a._ . , Pride and Spirit are at a hipi: Royal Blue and White will never die. This day arrives and lives until it dances off into the October c ' fiiU. Jay Stevens ' 86 Vocati(pis and Plans for the future Silent and lonely the school awaits, the moment when students arouse its new fate. Proud and stable it will rule; our school holds spirit which will become its great tool. Kim Wilkes ' 86 M.H.S. Large, long Teaching, suspending, learning. Happily, devotedly, strictly, maddeningly, SCHOOL WM. Phillip Douglas 86 ' ' ■■ ' Jt ! ' c3 1 1 V Scurrying, Scrambling Racing, Running Dashing, Diving Ooops! Late again! Melissa DePriest ' 86 School days Party ways Staying up late Going on a date Football games Funny names Homecoming dances New romances Boring classes Clinic passes Best Friends An era ends Graduation days Tradition stays Sandie Crisp ' 85 ■- ill Hard wWk and our lasting traditions Gathering in the par . Talicing, jawning and Coming in early for Keywa Staying after school to finisfti Writing in journals and playing WtEe laiid, Conf ronting Mr. Bonds with problems at hand. Football games on Friday nights, Dancing at Our Place to find Mr. Right. Tryig out for cheerleading and basketball too, Gossiping at lunch to find out who ' s dating who. Powder Puff practice on Sunday ' s at noon, Dates to the mountain to look at the moon. Going out with friends, both old and new. That special feeling of happiness the whole year through. Cynthia Ricks ' 86 k y!)r Superintendents Dr. Roy D. Nichols, Jr. B.S., Elementary Education, State Univer- sity of New York, M.S., Education Ad- ministration, State University of New York. Ed. D., Education Education Lead- ership and Administration, University of Massachusetts, Superintendent, Marietta city schools Dr. Bob Clark B.S. Liberal arts, University of Tennessee, Ph. D Educational Psychology, University of Tennessee, University of Georgia, Gra- duate work in Educational Administra- tion, Associate Associate Superintendent of schools Tvtf%J¥ Boara f Education Standing: Richard Davis, Richard Martin seated: Ralph Russaw, Robert Stephens, C.W. Maloney, Dr. Roy Nichols; Blake Settlemeyer Superintendent Administration MR. HERBERT WILEY GARRETT, JR. A.B., West Georgia College M.ED., West Georgia College ED.S., Georgia State University MRS. CAROL F. BATELAAN A.B., M.ED., Georgia College For Women MR. CARL ETTER B.S., Middle Tennessee State University M.ED., University of Georgia DVE, Georgia State University Head Devil Mr. Herbert Garrett Assistant — Head Devil Mrs. Carol Batelaan MR. CARSON M. STANTON B.S., University of Tennessee M.S. West Georgia College Ed., S., West Georgia College Assistant — Head Devil Mr. Carl Etter Assistant — Head Devil Mr. Mike Stanton Secretaries DIANE BENNETT Secretary to Guidance Office JUDITH BENNETT Secretary to Mr. Garrett ERNESTINE YVONNE CHANEY Secretary to Mr. Ester JAMES GILBERT HAZELWOOD Attendance Clerk University of Tennessee English Department BEVERLY RAINES Secretary to Atiieietic Director Cheer- leader Sponsor BETH S. BARRON A.B., Wesleyan College NEIL C. BONDS, CHAIRPERSON A.B., Wofford College, M.A., ED.S., West Georgia College SUE DONAHUE B.A., College of Racine ENGLISH DOROTHY M. DYER B.S. Secondary Education Alabama State University, M.Ed. English West Georgia College SHIRLEY R. HAER B.S., M.S, Radford College JOAN HARRELL B.A., Blue Mountain College; M.A.T., Georgia State University; Sponsor: Pitchfork SUSAN RASMUSSEN B.S., University of Southern Mississippi; M.Ed., Delta State University; sponsor: In- terettes; Systemwide and local in-service committee SHERYL REDDELL B.A., M.A., University of Alabama; Spon- sor: drama, Upstage Risk RENDA LOVE REGAN BAE, University of Mississippi; Sponsor; FBLA, Beta Club; VOT Coordinator HUGH L. SMITH A.B., University of N.C. in Chapel Hill, N.C.; M.Ed., University of N.C. in Greens- boro, N.C. LIBRARIANS BERNICE MARSHALL BELL Bachelor of Arts, South Carolina State College; M.Ed., Atlanta University; M.S. Library Science, Atlanta University; Spon- sor; Cultural Arts MRS. DIANE HILL Instructional Aide Media Center MRS. RACHEL STAVROLAKIS B.S. Simmons College M.L.M.; Georgia State University; Ed. S. Georgia State Uni- versity MATH DANIEL HALL BROOKS B.S., Math-Ed., Presbyterian College At- tendance Committee Cross Country Coach KEN DAY B.S., Jacksonville State-Social Studies M.A., Western Carolina University West Georgia Add on in Counseling and Ad- min. Coach of Varsity Football and Wres- tling Coach SUSAN DIAL B.S. Ed. Mathematics University of Geor- ROBERT A. FULLER B.A. Washington State University Arm- strong State College M.Ed. Mathematics, Savannah State College CHARLOTTE HENDRICKSON B.A. Barnard College of Columbia U. M.A. Louisana State University Sponsor of Mu Alpha Theta Math Club Sponsor of Math Team JONATHAN JOHNSON B.A. Morehouse College MRS. C.H. KOHLERJR. A.B., Mount Holyoke College; M.A., Ohio State University; Chairperson; Math- ematics Department MRS. SARAH R. McNAMARA B.S. College Misericordia SOCIAL STUDIES ROBERT BAILEY West Georgia College B.A., M.Ed., Ed.S.; Coach: Varsity Soccer, Junior Varsity Football BARBARA M. BENFIELD B.A., West Georgia College ROSCOE GOOGE A.S., South Georgia; B.S. Georgia South- western; M.Ed., West Georgia College; Coach I; Junior Varsity Football, Varsity Gifls Basketball MR. HARRY L. HODGSON A.B., M.A., M.A., University of Georgia JUDITH E. HOFECKER B.A., Waynesburg College; Chairperson: Social Studies Department RUBY NANCE B.S. Appalachian State University, Boone, N.C., Sponsor; International Club LINDA H. ROFER B.S. Ed., University of Georgia; M. Ed., West Georgia College; Sponsor: Student Council GUIDANCE MRS. LONNIE C. AUSTIN B.S., Savannah State College; M.A., New York University; G.C.P.C, Georgia State University; Georgia Certificate for Profes- sional Counselors, Senior Class Advisor SUSANNE S. COLLINS B.S., University of Georgia; M.Ed., West Georgia College; Special in Ed., West Georgia College; Sophomore Class Spon- MRS. ROBBIE EBERHARDT B.S. North Georgia College; Career Cen- ter Director FRANK D. HARSANYI B.S., Bluefield State College; M.A. Mar- shall University; Reading Specialist ' s, Georgia State University; Freshman Class Sponsor JOAN MURPHREE B.A., Georgia Washington University; M.Ed., Florida Atlantic University; Ed.S., Nova University; Junior Class Sponsor SCIENCE CYNTHIA GROOVER B.A. Biology, Shorter College SHARON KIRBY B.A. Chemistry — Western Carolina Uni- versity; M.Ed. West Georgia College CHRISTOPHER M. LUND B.S. Chemistry — Piedmont College; M.Ed. Science Education— West Georgia College; Sponsor of FCA and Science Bowl Team; Chairperson of Science De- partment; Coach of Freshman Football and Varsity Baseball LEE MORGAN B.S. Louisiana Tech University; M.S. Lou- isiana Tech University; Ed. Auburn Uni- versity JOHN DAVID PUCKETT B.S. Auburn University; Coach of Fresh- man Football and Boys Basketball BETTY JO ZEIGLER B.S. Science Ed. University of Tennessee; Coach of Freshman Girls Basketball VOCATIONAL GERALD AMACKER B.S. University of Southern Mississippi; M.Ed. West Georgia College; Ed.S. West Georgia College ROBERT ROSS AMACKER B.S. University of Southern Mississippi; M.Ed. West Georgia College Ed.S. West Georgia College ANDREW BAILEY B.S. University of Georgia; Sponsor of Automotive VICA SHARYN H. ECKARD B.S.Ed. Georgia Southern; M.Ed. Univer- sity of Georgia; Ed.S. University of Geor- gia; Sponsor of FBLA PHIL HYNNINEN B.A. Berry College; B.S. Berry College; Sponsor of VICA Drafting; Coach ofJ.V. and Freshman Soccer; Asst. Coach of Var- sity Soccer MICHAEL LANGIANESE B.S. Penn State University DOROTHY McCAGHREN B.S. University of North Alabama; Spon- sor of Basketball Cheerleading JOHN MILLER, JR. A.A.Jones Junior College; B.S. University of Southern Mississippi; M.E. Georgia State University CAROLE F. PATTILLO West Georgia College; Georgia State Uni- versity; Sponsor of VICA Foods; Chair- person of Ga. Vocational Association Metro; Ga. Food and Hospitality Teacher of the Year JUDY USSING B.S. University of Southern Mississippi; Master ' s University of Georgia Sponsor of FHA LOUIS C. WALKER Master of Education — Trade and Industri- al Ed.; DCT VICA ETHEL WOLFE B.A., History State University of New Yorit; M.A. Special Education, College of St. Rose; R.V.L, Georgia Southern, Cur- rently working on M.A., Cartography, Georgia State University ATHLETICS MR. DAVID RAY BROADAWAY B.S. North Georgia College, M.A., Mid- dle Tennessee State University; Varsity Football Coach; Director: Athletic De- partment CHARLES HOOD B.S., Berry College, Mt. Berry, GA.; M.S., University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa, ALA.; Varsity Basketball Head Coach, Varsity Football Assistant Coach BILL KING B.S. Virginia Tech.; Collegiate Profession- al Teacher Certificate, Radford University, 1982; Assistant coach; Football, Weight Lifting, Track. CHERYL LOVE B.S., M.Ed., Eastern Kentucky University, West Georgia College; Coach: Tennis, Basketball MR. JAMES L. RICHARDS B.A. University of Florida RANDY WILLIAMS B.S. Education, University of South Caro- lina; Chairperson: Physical Education De- partment; Football Coach; Head Coach: Golf. Foreign Language JUDITH HALEY EVANS i.A. Ball State University SUSAN HERING NOELJENKS JUDITH WILLIAMS B.A. Emory University M. Ed. Georgia State ART and MUSIC STANLEY W. DeJARNETT B.S. Ed. M.M.E. Western Carolina Uni- versity JEFF JOHNSON Bach, of Music University of Georgia; Master of Music University of Tennessee SUZANNE FINLEY YATES B.S. in Art Education S.U.N.Y. at New Paltz; M.S. in Special Ed. C.W. P ost Uni- versity SPECIAL SERVICES JILL BLAKE B.S.Ed., University of Georgia; Special Education; Sponsor; Inter-Council MRS. ORDEAN WYNN BOND B.S., Norfolk State University CHRISTINA MEMBREE BROOKS B.S. in Psychology and Sociology, Presby- terian College JOA COPELAND B.A. Sociology, West Georgia College DORIS CRIDER Registered Nurse, St. Vincent ' s Hospital School of Nursing HERMAN L. CRIDER B.S., Livingston University; M.A., Univer- sity of Alabama; Coordinator: ESOL JANET DUCKWORTH Moore College of Art, Philadelphia, PA., Currently, Music Ed., Kennesaw College; Former member of Symphony Orchestra in Pennsylvania, Principal Flutist CARLENE R. JACKSON B.S. University of West Florida MILBAH V. McCORMICK B.S.; M.ED.; West Georgia College GEORGE MILLS B.A., University of South Florida; M.A., Georgia State University, San Francisco State University F. ELLEN MORLEY West Georgia College, Educational Spe- cialist DAVID RABY A.B. in Education — University of North Carolina; M.A. in English — Appalachian State University, Postgraduate work at University of Southern California JOSETTA GATES WALKER B.S., Tuskegee Institute; M.ED., Georgia State University ix { W Cj y tiL i ' ; t-iO ■X- - tZA , y.ML J U. y Cafeteria and Custodial Staffs Lunchtime is a vital part of life at MHS. This year ' s cafeteria staff is a hardworking group of individuals who are devoted to serving all the students and faculty at MHS. This staff provides healthy and nu- tritious meals everyday for four entire lunch shifts. It is obvious that they are truly dedicated to their work. We are lucky to have such a devoted crew. Front row: Ruth Baker, Mildred Womack, Laura Spears Back row; Edna Wise, Bessie Brown, Annie- bell Hardy The custodial staff of MHS is continu- ously occupied with the upkeep and im- provement of our building. Without their friendly service, MHS would truly suffer. Mr. Lee Bailey can be seen in his daily administrations with a smile for all. Our thanks and appreciation goes to such a wonderful staff. Maintenance Crew: right to left: Lee Bailey. Johnny Echols, Samuel Hembree (center), Michael Delk, Al- gernon Sturghall, Royce Jennings tudent Council The Student Council at Marietta High School is a hard working and involved group of young men and women. To become an elected member of the Student Council is quite an honor: a stu- dent must have an all B average and must have teacher recommendations. Before the elections are held each spring, each candidate and his campaign manager plans a very strategic run- buttons, campaign posters and the whole bit. The Student Council, in collaboration with the OLYMPIAN staff, sponsors a much-looked- forward-to Homecoming Dance in the fall and a dynamic Girlbreak Dance each Sadie Hawkins ' Day. This year the Student Student Council held several fund fund raisers which were very suc- cessful. THey were very proud to sponsor one project which offered contributions to the Stat- ue of Liberty renovation fund. With Mrs. Linda Roper as its advisor, the 1984-85 council made great strides. Officers; Jim Apple— President Cappy Doxey— Vice President Tonya Freeman— Secretary Aaron Hosea— Treasurer Members; Casey Jones, Scott Amacker, Wen- dy Wofford, Lyn Gray, Melody Brown, Tony Worthy, Kelley Kyburz, Sherri Turner, Ansley Knox, Kristi Drennon, Amy Collins, Beth Gard- ner, Ellen DuPree, Tiffany Larson, Harry Den- ham, Heather Young, Jason White, Leiha Al- bertson. Iris Siliman, Tricee Walker, Sherri Breeding, Leighanne Cash, Kim Harden, Deme- tria Gresham, Peter Casara, Marian Turner, Brian Colburn, Angela Burr.Joe Eskridge, Terri Mitch- ell, Kimbrell DuPree, Joe Mayton, Kelley Wright, Danny WiUbanks, Beth Huber, Corey Cambron, Mary Matthews, John Sinclair, Gina Ann Carlton, Shea Myers, Sally Johnson, Melissa DePriest, Billy Holt, Karen Somerlot, Tommy Ryan, Amy Annandale, Beth King, Kristen Ky- burz, Vickie Broom, Chris Dejarnette, Larisa Pa- dovani, Kelley Morrison, Darren Darren Segers, Amy Gordon, and Kristin Lenhart. Beta Club The Beta Club, composed of above-average students, had much to offer this year. In an joint effort with Mr. Neil Bonds ' Creative Writing class, the Beta Club raised over three hundred dollars, through the donations of the student body, for the restoration of the Statue of Liberty. During second semester many Beta Club members volunteered to tutor students in need of help during their study hall period. Starting a program such as this was difficult at first, but it paid off in the future. Officers; Chris Dejarnett, President; Ginnie Little, Vice-President; Cappy Doxey, Secretary; Randel Miltiades, Treasurer; Greg Kruczinski, Reporter. Members include: Amy Annandale, Melissa Bock, Tammy Brown, Colleen Callahan, Treville Dupre, Patricia East, Amy Gordon, Beth King, Kelly Morrison, Bernadette Tate, Kris- ten Kyburz, Kelly McKeown, Kathryn Wilhelm, Jim Apple, Vickie Broom, Liesel Pannel, Susan Wimberly, Ben Brooks, Nancy Bell, Russ Bonds, Vickie Rust, Phil Parkerson, Donna Deitz, Mary Beth McCurdy, Todd Silliman, Theresa Misia- veg, Deanna Gauntt, Billy Holt, Karen Somerlot, Woody Waters, Charlie Sineath, Debbie Davis, Brian Roper, Traci Griffith, Shea Myers, Sandra So uthatd, Cynthia ■ ' ks, Lynda Farquharson, Serey Long, Scott Hamrick, Gina Ann Carlton, Sallie Johnson, Jay Stephens, Tonya Freeman, Charles Bobo, John Borden, Ashley Doris, Tricia Capogrossi, Stephen Derkes, Amy Kruczinski, Judy Moody, Eve Schremp, Kelli Martin, Leann Yoda, Catherine Dornbos, Mai Hua, Robert McDaniel, Yvette Thurman, Deborah Gladden, Brent McBride, Joe Eskridge, Phillip Jacobs, Christine Lores, Aar- on Rosea, Terri Mitchell, Michael Stanton, Kimbrell Du- pree, Andrew Rosea, Candler Runt, Dacy Espy, Tammy Kinney, Joe Mayton, Daryl Montie, Angela Stephens, Bill Robertson, Lisa Stelmach, Susan Tabb, Kristen Wrinkle, Susan Stephens, Marian Turner, Kathleen McNamara, Mary Ann Watkins, Alec Waugh, David Chism, Brad Kinslow, Patrick Mackey, Anna King, Deanna Ryan, Jennifer Mer- cure, Beth Goodlet. Co-Sponsors: Ms. Renda Love Regan and Mrs. Suzanne Collins. arching Band Band members include: Michael Amos, Jaime Barfield, Dawn Carlton, Ida Dial, Kristi Drennon, Tamey Kinney, Ansley Knox, Pau- la Lyons, Carolyn Maddox, Elizabeth Misia- veg, Lori Morrison, Liesl Pannell, Patty Wil- son, Lisa McWiUiams, Leslie Allred, Traci Brown, Jessica Butts, Cheryl Delk, Elizabeth Godsey, Wilhelmina Hampton, Tina Harri- son, Alisa Mann, Kitty Millirons, Shaunda Redding, Susan Smith, Lisa Stelmach, Wendy Wofford, Kirsten Wrinkle, David Bass, Charles Bobo, Candler Hunt, Phillip Jacobs, James Watkins, David Kinard, Melody Brown, Chris Dejarnett, Haley Hunter, Gin- nie Little, Larry McHugh, Melissa Roberson, Vicki Broom, Stephen Bennett, Courtney Callahan, Adrienne Candler, Chris Chance, David Chism, Sally Christopher, Brian Co- burn, Barry Cochran, Claude Harrison, Chad Mackey, Larry Manley,Judy Moody, Robbie Murray, Tommy Owens, Kathi Parker, Jason Priebe, Curtis Scrughan, Brent Stahlman, Gerald Thomas, Jason White, Tom Adams, Amy Annandale, Finas Goodwin, Jay Mote, Sheila Norah, Michael Reece, Tom Rowell, Darren Segers, Betsy Smith, Karen Somerlot, Michael Stanton, Mary Vaughan, Pat Pruitt, John Sinclair, Jeff Zaijdel, Holly Bonds, Russ Bonds, Maurice Brooks, Scott Burns, Cather- ine Dornbos, Joe Eskridge, Candi Foster, Beth Gardner, Chuck Gardner, Traci Grif- fith, Selena Groves, Joe Mayton, Scott McDuff, Lynne Smith, Joel Soloman,Jay Ste- vens, Keri Stevens, Sloan Stribling, Brad Wil- loughby. Burr Osinach, Oriz Miller. Flags include: Lisa Almeida, Naniya Bos- tic, Mandy Butler, Colleen Callahan, Gina Ann Carlton, Kelly Crosby, Debbie Davis, Winifred Davis, Carla Doss, Sherri Fields, Joyanna Freeman, Connie Fuqua, Carla Gober, Beth Huber, Marie Mckinney, Shan- non Mize, Monique Richardson, Kendra Sanders, Iris Silman, Carla Thomas, and Dar- by Wills. Majorettes are: Melissa Bock and Karen Queen. Band Officers: President— Chad Mackey Vice-President — Sheila Norah Secretary — Karen Somerlot Treasurer— Liesl Pannell Squad Leaders: David Bass, Colleen Calla- han, Sally Christopher, Debbi Davis, Chris Dejarnett, Traci Griffith, Ginnie Little, Chad Mackey, Sheila Norah, Liesl Pannell, Kathi Parker, Darren Segers, Susan Smith, and Ka- ren Somerlot. Librarians: Head-Librarian- Kathi Parker, and assistants— Catherine Dornbos and Lisa Stelmach. Drum Majors: Vicki Broom and Michael Reece. Band Directors: Mr. Stan Dejarnett and Mr. Jeff Dejarnett. The Marching Band is a very important part of M.H.S. They play at all the varsity football games, pep rallies, and they march in the Homecoming Parade every year. Under the direction of directors Stan and Jeff Dejar- nett, the band marched in two festivals, the Tri-State Marching Band Festival in Cleve- land, Tennessee and the Atlanta AU-Star Marching Festival at Avondale High School in DeKalb County. The band received superi- ors at both festivals, and they won second in class at Tri-State and first in class at Avondale High. This year, the band plans to attend a Spring festival where the marching band, the symphonic band, and the jazz band may all compete. The band really works hard to sup- port the activities at M.H.S. and to continue improving itself We commend you!! cert Choir Our Concert Choir consists of many talented students at M.H.S. These members have been recognized personally and as a group for their musical ability. They were chosen to participate in the lighting of the Rich ' s Christmas tree downtown. This was an honor, indeed. They also attended an A.C.D.A. Convention at Clayton Ju- nior College during the fall. For concert for the P.T.S.A. Their other performances include Christmas and Spring concerts, Festival, Gradu- ation, and many assemblies throughout the year. They also anticipate a tour this summer. Many thanks to this fine chorus for all their hard work! Choir members are as follows; Michael Allen, Jaime Barfield, Holly Bonds, Russ Bonds, Vicki Broom, Melody Brown, Gina Ann Carlton, Carl- ton Dean Carver, Blaine Clotfelter, Amy Collins, Chris Dejarnett, Kelley Ellison, David Fuller, Connie Fuqua, Julie Gardner, Deanna Gauntcjo Ellen Gladney, Beth Goodlet, Amy Gordon, Se- lena Groves Lisa Hammond, Beth Huber, Steph- anie Hunter, Will Kimzey, Kelley Kyburz, Tom- my Mitchell, Susan Paden, Marva Payton, Cynthia Ricks, Scott Roma, Darren Segers, Bet- sy Smith, Kes Stadler, Angela Stephens, Jay Ste- vens, Keri Stevens, Tina Swain, Keith Thomas, Mary Ann Watkins, Donnie Wilbanks, Susan Wimberly, and Billy Woods. Officers are as follows; Holly Bonds, Presi- dent, Susan Wimberly, Secretary, Susan Paden, Publicity Chairman, section leaders are Vicki Broom, Ginnie Little, Jay Stevens, and Chris De- jarnett, assistant section leaders are Holly Bonds, Deanna Gauntt, Russ Bonds, and Kes Stadler. Director; Mr. Jeff Johnson Choirs Men ' s Chorus is as follows: Al Ballard, Bob Foster, David Fuller, Jaff Glover, Chipjervey, Al Lovinggood, Terrence McClinton, Robert Mor- rison, Jarrod Sanders, Terrell Summerour, Wa- seem, Michael Allen, Russ Bonds, Dean Carver, Blaine Clotfelter, Chris Dejarnett, Will Kimzey, Tommy Lovato, Tommy Mitchell, Scott Roma, Darren Segers, Kes Kess Stadler, Jay Stevens, Keith Thomas, Donnie Wilbanks, and Billy Woods. Advanced Women ' s Chorus is as follows: Risa Anghn, Tricia Capogrossi, Leslie Davis, Andrea Hobday, Lisa Hulak, Trinise Hutchins, Veneca Johnson, Keating, Heather McCary, Angela McConnell, Marie McKinney, Rachel Moss, Penny Sexton, Renee Willis, Jackie Willis, and Tonya Turner. Freshmen Girl ' s Chorus is as follows: Destiny Barnwell, Robin Beasley, Windy Blades, April Buggs, Julie Campbell, Rhonda Cantrell, Chery- lene Cook, Hawley Crary, Lisa Cull, Angela Da- vis, Ellen Dupree, Lujuana Fallin, Kim Garrett, Renee, Lyn Gray, Karen Howard, Anita Hutch- ins, Cynthia Johnson, Garla Lasen, Lasen, Stacy Lorren, Kim McArthur, Vickie Mott, Paulette Moye, Kristal Northington, Lauren Pannell, Beth Reeves, Sandi Rust, Sharlon Sampler, Kari Ann Scheer, Sharon Smith, Angela Snell, Regina Thompson, Michelle White, Jennifer Wieder- man, Melissa Williams, Xan Davis and Lenite Luxner. Science The members of the Science Team at MHS meet every Friday afternoon in order to broaden their knowledge of science. They use this use knowledge to compete at local and regional sci- ence meets. Members include: Kirsten Priebe, Traci Griffith, Nancy Bell, Amanda Henderson, Brian Roper, Russ Bonds, Teresa Rankin, Alec Waugh, Chan- dler Hunt, Joe Mayton, Fred Williams, Charles Bobo, Marian Turner. Sponsor; Mr. Chris Lund Math The Math Team at MHS is composed of above-average math students. These sharp stu- dents competed in several meets and performed very well. Officers: Peter Kiang, President; Jim Apple, Vice-President, Marian Turner, Secretary Trea- Members; Charles Bobo, Tammy Kinney, Alec Waugh, Billy Holt, Chandler Hunt, Andrew Ho- sea, Aaron Hosea, Anthony Stelmach, Daryl Montie, Amanda Henderson. Sponsor: Mrs. Charlotte Hendrickson International Club The International Club has has been involved in providing an understanding of the many countries represented at our school. The group has had many activities which helped to accom- plish this goal. Some of these included an inter- national breakfast and an international float in the Homecoming Parade. Many members rode on the float in the parade as representatives of different countries. The club also sponsored a drive for U.N.I.C.E.F. at Halloween, which col- lected over a hundred dollars. The club also takes interest in learning from exchange students and other foreign students here at M.H.S. The International Club should be congratulated on their excellent involvment in welcoming foreign people, and their interests of different cultures. Members: Jeanne Bobo, Scott Segers, Mi- chelle Lewis, Marie Ledit, Jennifer Mercure, An- drew Hosea, Juan George, Hyong Pak, Hying- sook Lee, Ashley Doris, Cindy Burgess, Stephen Derks, Kathy McNamara, Robert McDaniel, Aaron Hosea, Candler Hunt, Tricee Walker, Kel- ly Wright, Kim Hubert, Marian Turner, Renee Geoffrey, Denis Brock, Steven Bennett, Carla Doss, Rebecca Zellars, Mike Brown, Michelle Key, Carala Barrows, and Ivonne George. Officers: President— Juan George Vice President — Andrew Hosea Secretary-Treasurer — Marian Turner Liaison — Aaron Hosea Publicity Chairman— Jeanne Bobo Sponsor: Ms. Ruby Nance Jpstage Risk Upstage Risk has had a very busy and success- ful year. Their two major projects were a fall production, CHAPTER II by Neil Simon, and a spring musical BRIGADOON which combined the drama and musical departments. In addition to the group ' s regular activities, they formed an acting troup that traveled to various places in order to perform for others. Also, Upstage Risk hosted the drama festival this year, a one-act competition involving many schools in this area. The members of this fine school have certainly been an asset to our school. Members include: Erica Beets, Barbara Berry, Peter Brown, Lenny Burns, Rhonda Davis, Ash- ley Dorris, Renee Geoffry, Karen Johnson, Jenny Landis, Stacy Lorren, Jennifer Mecure, Ann Northcutt, Lauren Pannell, Mike Reeder, Penny Sexton, Betsy Smith, Erick Kobres, Dawn Keat- ing, Blaine Clotfeltor,Jinnifer, Bennett, Lisa Ste- gall, Tina Swain. Officers: President— Doug McFalls, Vice-Presi- dent—David Fuller, Secretary— Jennifer Mayer, Social Chairman — Stephanie Gurley, Publicity- Sean Fields. if T a l i (Jobbs « i if fin mI) 7 i ' m Keywanettes Keywanet ts, the girls ' chapter of Key Club, is a serviceoriented club sponsored by the Kiwanis International Club. This spirited group of girls has honored a sport deach month at M.H.S. They gave the Softball team a cake, and honored the football players with a souvenir football, printed with their name, number, and the year. THey also recognized Jim Reddoch as the 1984- 85 Keywanette Sweetheart. To help the commu- nity, the Keywanettes provided twenty youngg girls in the Opengate home for battered children with nightgowns and other necessities. Also, they plan to work for the Association and the Salvation Army during the year. The Keywan- ettes should be commended for the effort and hard work this year! Officers: Kelli Holbrook — President Martha Heaton — Vice President Amanda Johnson — Secretary Julie Pollock — Treasurer Members: Lee Black, Melissa Bock, Holly Bonds, Jill Bothwell, Vicki Broom, Tammy Brown, TreviUe DuPre, Cappy Doxey, Lynda Farquharson, Tonya Freeman, Tonya Gardner, Deanna Gauntt, Michelle George, Charlotte Gil- reath. Amy Gordon, Martha Heaton, Kelli Hol- brook, Amanda Johnson, Sallie Johnson, Beht King, Kristen Kyburz, Kari Lawandales, Kristin Lenhart, Mary Matthews, Kelly McKeown, Randel Miltiades, Sheila Norah, Liesl Pannell, Julie Pollock, Mary PriUaman, Karen Queen, Ce- dilla Quiros, Beth Reddoch, Cynthia Ricks, Rou- quette, Mary Vaughan, Terri Wilder, Kathy Wil- helm, Kim Wilkes, Rachel Johnson, Robin Clark, Amanda Henerson, Janet Toole, Teresa Rankin, and Christina Madrigal. Sponsor: Mrs. Jane Haer Key Club The Key Club is one of the more active clubs at M.H.S. The Key Club participates in several volunteer service projects at school and in the community. Before school started, the Key Club helped teachers during teacher work days as one of their projects. The Key Club also helps out with The Open Gate Child Abuse Center spon- sored by the Georgia Department of Children and Family Services. The Key Club helped in preparing for the Masquarade party on the Square on Halloween. They also gave a trophy to the varsity football player who showed the most spirit at each game each week. Members of the Key Club plan to attend the Kiwanis Interna- tional meeting later in the year. The Key Club ' s activities and participants are recognized in the community and by all. Members: Danny Montie, Joey Smith, Steve Mitchell, Donnie Wilbanks, Darrell Montie, Darren Segers, Bill Robertson, Ron King, Fred Williams, Chris Phillips, Matt Pope, Scott Roma, Jeff Glover, John Borden, David Brookes, Scott Crittenton, Joe Mayton, Gary Moore, Pat Mackey, Woody Waters, Tommy Ryan, Jeffrey Brown, Todd SiUiman, Scott Hamrick, Anthony Stelmach,Jim Apple, Joe Eskridge, and Dan Eth- ridge. Officers: Jim Reddoch — President Greg White — Vice-President Craig Brookes — Secretary Keith Smith — Treasurer Sponsor: Mr. Jeff Johnson terettes The Interettes, a female chapter of Interact, have participated in plenty this year. One of their main projects was making the public aware of the problem of drunk driving. They sponsered a poster contest throughout the school to illus- trate the many tragic also repainted the Choir room. They have also had interesting speakers their group such as the public official Leanne Levetan from DeKalb County. The Interettes also participated in the Homecoming activities of Homecoming Week. The Interettes should be commended for their busy year at M.H.S.! The Interette members are : Lisa Almeida, Jeanne Bobo, Colleen Callahan, Gina Ann Carl- ton, Cris Chastain, Ashley Doris, Connie Fuqa, Gayle Gladden, Gladden, Traci Griffith, Rebec- ca Hepworth, Kecha Hall, Shellie Hufstetler, Su- san Jordan, Tammy Kinney, Kathy McNarmra, Shea Myers, Ann Northcutt, Shane Pharr, Laura Ponitiou, Ashley Reese, Lynee Smith, Karen So- merlot, Susan Sthephens, Tricee Walker, Mit- chelle Webb, Julie Whitecotton, Tracy Wil- loughby, Susan Wimberly, and Dawn Wooldridge. Officers are; Kelley Morrison, President, Dibbi Davis, Vice President, Connie Brown, Sec- retary, and Jill Rainey, Treasurer. Sponsor: Susan Rasmussen Interact Interact has undergone many changes this past year. They have made changes in their charter like raising the academic requirement to receive membership. Interact is expanding mem- bership with quality young men who are willing to volunteer their time and effort in activities to better our community. Such activities as coordi- nating the Marietta Litter-a-thon and taking part in the March of Dimes, Boys Club and raising the flags in front of our school. This involve- ment reflects favorably on our school and Inter- act members. Officers: Alec Waugh, President; Dean Carver, Vice-President; Wayne Smith, Treasurer; Greg Kruczynski, Secretary. Members included: Roy Simmons, Brian Waugh, Dean Carver, Alec Waugh, Greg Kruc- zynski, James Barlow, Wayne Smith, Chad Shi- flett, Doug McFalls, Jason Ford, Stephen Derks, Joey Pigott. Sponsor: Mr. Robert Fuller The Fellowship of Christian Athletes, FCA, has been a vital part of M.H.S. The club ' s main goal this year was to promote fellowship here at M.H.S. This year, the club raised money for the needy people of Haiti. Two missionaries in- volved in FCA, Aaron and Andrew Hosea, have been involved in missions in Haiti this year. They have shared their experiences with FCA, and they brought the idea of helping the Haitians to this club. FCA has definitely been involved in the school. People of the club share friendship and brotherhood with fellow students of M.H.S. The club had a breakfast each Friday at a different restaurant before school each week. Everyone who wanted to attend the breakfasts was wel- come. These breakfasts were used to promote fellowship in our school. Congratulations for an excellent year, FCA! Members include: Mary Vaughan, Kelly McKeown, Kathi Parker, Amy Gordon, Vicki Broom, Sandi Crisp, Kristen Kyburz, Amanda Johnson, Kathy Wilhelm, Amy Annandale, Sally Christopher, Jennifer Hannah, Craig Brookes, Michael Ramsey, Cynthia Ricks, Elaine Huber, Lisa Almeida, Ashley Reese, Traci Griffith, Angela Brannen, Tamey Kinney, Kelly Crosby, Kelly Kyburz, Robert McDaniel, Sherry Espy, Beth Gardner, Patrick Mackey, Marian Turner, Barbara Floyd, Elenoranne Clotfelter, Lesley AUred, Carolyn Maddox, Lynn Elrod, Melody Brown, Ginnie Little, Doug McFails, Joe Mayton, Peggy Duncan, Gayle Gladden, Jaime Barfield, Car- ol Fitts, Aaron Hosea, Andrew Hosea, Kim Harden, Kim- brell Dupree, Liz Derthick, Cindy Burgess, Eve Schremp, Christie Denham, Alec Waugh, Keri Stevens, Jay Thompson, Flori Chastain, Karen Somerlot, LiesI Pannell, Connie Brown, Shana Pharr, Lauren Pannell, Joe Eskridge, and Kim Huckaby. Officers include; Connie Brown — President Shana Pharr— Vice-President Sally Christopher— Secretary Alec Waugh — Treasurer Aaron and Andrew Hosea — Co-Chaplains Sponsor; Mr. Chris Lund Academic Bowl Although the Academic Bowl is not a new organization, it has not received the recognition it so deserves. Like the Science Team and Math Team, they went to meets at places such Berry College and Georgia Southwestern to compete with other high schools in the area of general academics. Members include: Jim Apple, Russ Bonds, Ben Brooks, Nancy East, Chandler Junt, Tammy Kinney, Amy Kruzynski, Joe Mayton, Jennifer Jennifer Mercure, Teresa Rankin, Brian Roper, and Alec Waugh. Director; Mr. David Raby Debate Team The Debate Team is a new organization at MHS this year. Under the direction of Mr. George Mills, the members have used this year to learn the basics of debating. The preparation was for upcoming meets, and more importantly, to establish Debate as a long-running organiza- tion at our school. Members include: Russ Bonds, Ben Brooks, Melissa DePriest, Chandler Hunt, Jill Rainey, Kim Robinson, and Johnny Sinclair. Director Director: Mr. George Mills ± ' A FHA, Future Homemakers of America, has worked very hard this year. The club ' s main goal was to help youth assume their roles in society through home economics education in areas of personal growth, family life, cocational prepara- tion, and community involvement. FHA has par- ticipated in many service activities, such as mak- ing fruit baskets for the elderly at the Autumn Breeze Convalescent Home and furnishing clothes and other items for the Calvary Chil- dren ' s Home, as well as participating in Home- coming activities. This club has definitely been a fantastic asset to our school. Members include; Tressa Amburgey, Betty Banks, Cendy Black, Chris Cook, Vivian Cox, Kim Davis, Angle Garrett, Carol Helden, Kathy Hood, Trice Hull, Kim Hutchins, Karen King, Penni Lane, Rachal Moss, Kyong Pak, Cathy Simms, Sharon Tatum, and Trinettee Thomas. Officers: Joycelyn Wells, President; Lisa Jones, ' Vice President; Dawn Wilson, Secretary; Eleanor Butler, Treasurer; Rosina Bates, Parli- mentarian; Sonya Gay, Co-Historian; Cheryl Delk, Co-Historian; Laura Carpenter, Projects Co-chairperson; Samantha Stafford, Projects Co- Chairperson; Jodi Carr, Degree Chairperson; Shannon Key, Honor Roll Roll Chairperson; Shanda Redding, Public Relations Chairperson; Kim Watts, Music Recreation Chairperson. Sponsor: Ms. Judy Ussing FBLA FBLA, or Future Business Leaders of America, is a very active club at MHS. Their many activities included participation in the Fall Leadership Conference, the decorating of the Autumn Breeze Convalescent Home, and an Adopt-A- Grandparent at the home. For fund raisers this year, the club sold Tom Watt products and held a Candy Count. FBLA has certainly worked hard this year. Members include; Tammy Apt, Darrin Bartsch, Sherri Breeding, Chad Bryant, Margaret Bryant, Pathenia Freeman, Susan Garrett, Yo- landa Grady, Kecha Hall, Martha Heaton, Gin- ger Hudgins, Robin Hufststler, Karen Johnson, Jeff Landis, Va;erie McCroskey, Nobie March- man, Mint Mint Milnder, Donna Mines, Aman- da Morgan, Glenda Shelton, Bronwyne Smith, Kim Strickland, Kay Tucker, Michelle Webb, Kim Wheeler, Melissa Wynn, and Alice Young. Officers: Cherie Sharpton, President; Michelle Martin, Vice President; Darcy Devore, Secretary; Lori Turner, Treasurer; Leslie Porter, Parlimen- tarian; Tanie York, Historian; Jill Bothwell, Re- porter. Sponsor: Ms. Renda Regan VICA VICA clubs make up one of the most active organizations in our school. VICA ' s potential is enormous, both in terms of members and the service it contributes to the developement of our students. Members get together and have fun growing and learning from each other. Their members have raised funds and made contribu- tions to needy causes in our community. VICA ' s members reflect the essence of our school. GRAPHIC ARTS President — Larisa Padovani Vice-President— Janet Toole Secretary — Kelly Morrison Treasurer — Rachel Johnson Reporter— Julie Pollock Parlimentarian — Fred Williams Chaplain — Kristen Kyburz Historian — Tammy Brown Members: Brad Barfield, Lee Black, Jill Bothwell, Tammy Brown, Andrea Burdeshaw, Sharon Carlton, Troy Chicosky. Sandie Crisp, TreviUe Dupre, Michelle Everhart, Tresa Free- man, Tonya Gardner, Micheal Garrett, Pam Garrett, Mark Gibbs, Charlotte Gilreath, David Harden, Martha Heaton, Kelli Holbrook, Amanda Johnson, Rachel Johnson, Brian Kelley. Beth King, Tad King, Kristen Kyburz, Renee McGinninis, Scott McMennamy, Kenneth Milam, Steve Mitchell, Danny Montie, Kelly Morrison, Steve Newman, Ann Nonhcutt, Tommy Owens, Susan Paden, Larisa Pado- vani, Julie Pollock, Paige Raines, Kelly Smith, Lynne Smith, Mathew Smith, Debbie Spears, Bart Staines, Kim Strickland, Janet Toole, Randy Weiner, Greg J. White, Greg H. White, Brad Whitten, Terri Wilder, Fred Williams, Rebecca Zellars, Sharon Stover, Steve Spofford, Sponsor. METALS President—James Law Vice-President — Scott Willis Secretary — Susan Ivey Treasurer — Scott Peeples Members; Corey Luster, James Law, LJ. Carter, Scott Willis, Chris Purcell, John Hudson, Susan Ivey, Bobby Gunter, Scott Peeples, Patrick Scott, Kenneth Perkins, Patrick Harp- er, Mr. Miller, Sponsor. FOODS President — Lisa Ford Vice-President— Jorji Fetcher Secretary Treasurer — Elizabeth Colburn Reporter — Cendy Black Members: Bessie Bailey, Cendy Black, Elizabeth Colburn, Chris Cook, Jorji Fletcher, Robert Foster, Melissa Gentry, Lynnwood Nichols, Samual North, John Roma, Cynthia Saddler, Jody Stephens, Lisa Ford, Ricky Key, Missy Warner, Mark Kendrick, Moya Johnson, and Mrs. Pattilo, sponsor. VICA DCT Members: Talisa Blalock, Arnita Broadnax.Janie Gray, Chiquita Hill, Shirlyn Johnson, Robert McMuUan, Charles Moore, Seth Owens, Robert Parker, William Parker, Shana Simmons, Regin- old Stafford, David Garnger, Brad Barfield, Cissy Barrett, Derek Emmet, Stephanie Foster, Crystal Harris, Russell Hunter, Mary Mitchell, Shana Pharr, Tammey Richards, Angela Spiva, Mike Verhine, Julie Whitecotten, Connie Brown, Rosina Bates, Sandra Crisp, Micheal Daniel, Verstina Harrison, Jeffrey McElroy, Ter- rell Meeks, Gary Allen, Rita MuUins, Cynthia Saddler, Robert Smith, Stacy Smith, Wayne Smith, Morris Kimberly, Brett Bain, Kieth Fag- lier, Mandy Maddox, Mark Picklesimer, Jarrod Sanders, Sanya Sharrod, Frankhn Smith, Brenda Gibson, Kim Morris, Shiela Bedford, Emmit Bennett, Kimmy Butler, Kelly Ellison, Robert Holland, Marie Ledet, Robert Roberts, David Stone, Kenneth Tinnirmon, Mr. Walker, spon- sor. CONSTRUCTION President — Billy Butterworth Vice-President— Lee Arnold Treasurer — Anthony Gregg Secretary— Becky Zellars Members; Brian Baker, Chris Chastain, Bill Coo- per, Mike Dixon, Billy Butterworth, Joel Dye, Danny Knight, Lee Arnold, Steve Myers, Sam North, Anthony Gregg, Lanier Owensby, John Pittard, Mike Price, Joel Rakestraw, Becky Zel- lars, Billy Rice, Terrance Steele, Eddie Thack- ston, Scott Yoder,Jim Smith, Mike Langianese, sponsor. AUTOMOTIVE President — Taylor Nierling Vice-President — Kenneth Tinnermon Secretary Treasurer — Keith Roy Members: Taylor Nierling, Randal Johnson, Han Duong, Keith Roy, Micheal White, Jimmy But- ler, Kenneth Tinnermon, Billy Robinson, Mr. Bailey, sponsor. DRAFTING President — Tom Givens Vice-President — Tony Brewster Treasurer — Tim Call Secretary — Scott McMennamy Members: Eric Baker, Corey Cambron, George Doss, Tom Givens, John Eest, Tonya Gardner, Nick Grahamn, Tony Brewster, Brian Green, Reggie Hallman, Judah Jackson, Todd King, Scott Luckett, Scott McMennamy, Tim Call, Patrick Mackey, Gina Madrid, Graig Mink, Mi- cheal Moore, David Moss, Burr Osoinach, Dar- ren Stegall, Michelle Smith, Micheal Tanner, Al- ice Young, Mr. Hynninen, sponsor. Reflections The REFLECTIONS is published annually in the spring. Since 1977 the REFLECTIONS has been the official literary outlet for student writ- ers at MHS. The literary journal is the joint effort of Mr. Bonds ' creative writing class. Each stu- dent must contribute original pieces, and each must solicit at least one new MHS contributor. Teachers and staff members are encouraged to write for its pages. Besides having its pages filled by talented and inspired student writeis, the lay- outs, typesetting, and art work are done by Mr. Steve Spofford ' s Graphic Arts classes. Perhaps for these reasons, REFLECTIONS is the only one hundred percent student publication of MHS. Each year the class has a special project. For instance, at Spirit Night, Aug. 28, Mr. Bonds got to ring the Victory Bell as it was rededicated. Last year ' s class with Kerry Shepherd and James Schaeffer worked with various civic groups to get the bell repaired. This year, this class with the Beta Club raised funds from the student body for the repair of the Statue of Liberty. Members include: David Bass, Sandy Crisp, Rachel Johnson, Michelle Everhart, Beth King, Tammy Brown, Kelley Morrison, Charlotte Gil- reath, Julie Whitecotton, Kirsten Priebe, Cissy Barrett, Phillip Douglas, Todd Toy, Tom Ware, Paige Raines, Stephanie Gurley, Jeanne Bobo, Kari Lawandales, Amanda Johnson, Kelly Rou- quette, Kristin Lenhart, Jennifer Hannah, and Robin Clark, and Lynne Smith and Stephanie Gurley are typists. Advisor: Mr. Neil C. Bonds m- ' ' i v aJ , i Cultural Arts Club SMi j j The Cultural Arts Club is a new club at M.H.S. It was organized by Ms. Bernice Bell to plan activi- ties that will enhance cultural awareness. The club is open to all students the tenth grade and above. May it have continued success in the years to to come. Members include: Bessie Bailey, Jennifer Ben- nett, Steven Blades, Tautie DeVane, Gina Fergu- son, Laurice Freeman, Melissa Gentry, Margaret Head, Tildred Head, Aaron Hosea, Andrew Ho- sea, Lisa Jones, Jeff Landis, Angela McConnell, Robert McDaniel, Tommy Mitchell, Marva Pay- ton, John Roma, and Kim Watt. Officers: President — Lisa Jones Vice President — Andrew Hosea Secretary — Angela McConnell Treasurer — Kim Watts Reporter — Aaron Hosea Sponsor: Ms. Bernice Bell Pitchfork The PITCHFORK, published seven times a year, is the official newspaper of Marietta High School. Established in 1929, the newspaper ' s pur- pose is to search out and publish significant news of the school and the community. The PITCHFORK continues in the tradition of that first issue in 1929 in the concern with truth and excellence. The senior class of 1929, led by Mr. James V. Carmichael, sponsored a contest to secure a name for the new paper. Since the school sports ' teams were already known as the Blue Devils, Miss Faith Porch, a teacher at MHS at the time, suggested the name, PITCHFORK, which was the winner. Staff leaders this year are as follows: Jeff Crimm, editor; Julie Pollock, assistant editor; Nancy Bell, feature editor; Shea Myers, editorial chief; Phil Parkerson, ad manager; Treville DuPre, business manager; Mary Beth McCurdy, circulation manager; Patti Crist, sports editor; Tom ' Ware, photographer; and Joey Piggot, typ- ist. Reporters are David Bass, Colleen Callahan, Amanda Henderson, Amanda Johnson, and Kristen Kyburz. The advisor is Ms. Joan Harrell. Olympian The OLYMPIAN staff is a very important part of M.H.S. life. Every member has a job which is vital to the success of our yearbook. This year, we have worked hard to produce the 1985 OLYMPIAN, but all our effort would have been in vain without sufficient finances. Our business manager, Terri Wilder, has managed our money wisely, which we earn by selling ads, sponsoring dances, working in the concession stands at home football games, and cleaning up the stadium the following days. The presentation of the yearbook on M-Day is one of the school ' s most anticipated events. The OLYMPIAN staff has certainly put forth the effort to make this the best yearbook ever. Thanks to the staff members for their devoted time and effort, and special thanks to our editor, Craig Brookes, who has worked fervently throughout the year. Our work was made easier with the guidance of a wonder- ful sponsor, Mr. Neil C. Bonds. The OLYMPIAN staff has had a very success- ful year. The staff includes: Craig Brookes— Editor Terri Wilder— Business Manager Stephanie Gurley— Senior Editor Lynne Smith— Junior Editor Holly Bonds— Junior Editor Randel Miltiades— Sophomore Editor Cappy Doxey— Sophomore Editor Sallie Johnson— Freshman Editor Tonya Freeman— Freshman Editor Hilwatha Stephens— Faculty Editor Kelly McKeown— Copy Editor Karen Somerlot— Club Editor Donna Deitz— Club Editor Brian Waugh— Club Editor Ben Brooks— Sports Editor Joe Eskridge— Sports Editor Amy Gordon— Features Editor Terri Wilder— Features Editor, Photographer Kari Lawandales— Photographer Lee Black— Photographer Sponsor; Mr. Neil C. Bonds m 1 9 8 4 B L U E - ' - - • ? 1 ;  Qcnu a •EVJLf .dW ■k. . ii 3tVIL5 9 f aCVB OCVILS oc 8 if S.- ( ' ' VILH. OCVILS ixvn. 1 ► ] iT|i f _ ' DEVOS 7: ' .. 5 7 XVILS nLB or 1-V ■J OEVILt ?77.; ILS DEI 1 ? .5 T i IT; DEVILS 0C«1U Vaa DEVIL: (28. 71 21 T If i l ra g fp j i A a, : ' ' ■■ !5 !Si!a8E3« BaM«B First row: Steve Sears. William Cooper, Cory Cambron, Tim Lindley, Lindley, Lanier Owensby, JMike Nelson, Mike White, Woody Waters, Kieth Smith, Brian Pitman Second row; Kieth Thomas, Scott Townson, David Huiel, Reggie Hal;man, Travis Summerour, Mark Gibbs, Third row: Alec Waugh, Donny Scott, Danny Montie, Bernard Ross, Mike Moore, Scott Luckett, Victor Gordon, Donny Wilbanks, Paul Mayes, Jason Ford, Tommy Ryan Fourth row: Tony Brewster, Brad Whitten, Chad Bryant, Phil Parkerson, Brian Brandt, Greg White, Joey Smith, Fred Williams, Jeff Crimm, Jim Lane, Ed- die Ross Coaches: Kneeling: Ken Day and Randy Williams Standing: Mike Thompson, Stanley Stallworth, James Richards, Clarence Reese, Ben Wilkins, Ray Broadaway, Bill King, John Puckett This year ' s year ' s Varsity Football team fought its way through a tough schedule. They showed a pride and toughnes s toughness characteristic of the great football teams of Mar- ietta ' s past. In short, they were not a team to be taken lightly. They narrowly missed a spot in the playoffs. In fact, were it not for a heart breaking loss to the Walton Raiders, the Devils most likely would havae have appeared in the playoffs. The season, though dissappointing to some, was not a bad season, considering that the final record was six and four. Participating on the Junior Varsity football :.!.m is an important step in the development of . ' ur best players. It provides an opportunity for them to get the experience needed to compete on the varsity level. Although they had a disap- pointing season, this year ' s players show prom- ises for a strong, future varsity team. Just wait until next year. Roster: Tim Williams, Patrick Hill, Shawn Carlay, Tad Thompson, Steve Sears, David Moss, Joey Pigott, Morgan McNeil, Corey Cam- bron, Richard Mullins, Patrick Scott, Joe May- ton, Charlie Sineath, Brian Miller, Chris Phillips, Bert Bryant, Jay Poll ock, Thomas Tyler, John Johnson, John East, Scott Lawrence, Jerry Crane, Robert McKigan, Vince Barlett, Patrick Mackey, Keith Williams, Matt Pope, David Gosset, Todd Wynn, Brian Waugh, Craig White, Barry Sutton, Sean Fields, Donnie Wilbanks, Ja- son Ford, Donnie Scott, Bernard Ross, Dwayne Wilburn, Bill Robertson, Ronald Clark, and For- est March. Coaches: Roscoe Googe Robert Bailey JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL FRESHMAN FOOTBALL Many times our younger teams are over- looked. The Freshman team gives younger ath- letes the chance to compete on a lower level and to gain the experience needed to compete on the Varsity level. This year, these new athletes gave fine performances, and we look forward to see- mg them on the Varsity team. Coaches: John Puckett Chris Lund Roster: Frank Williams, Kent Bates, Calvin Moore, John Hudson, Terrell Summerour, Tom Adams, Steve Moore, Chase Mitchell, Charles Elrod, Inis Diaz, Todd McManus, Blaine Orten, Larry McHugh, Clif Poston, David Dawkins, Mike Nix, Doug Fuller, Chris Massey, Claude Harrison, Eddie Carter, Eric Owens, Marshall Appenzeller, Junior Banks, Antonio Paden, Tony Worthy, Todd King, Robert Malaby, Brad Holbrook, Wesly McConnell, Joey Copley, Darrell Payne, Clete Ledford,Joey Holland, BJ. Deland, Casey Jones, Joey Williams, Mazio Shelton, Teddy Smith, Kenny Howard, Harry Dinh, Chris Huff, Mike Reeder Kevin Moore, Shawn Copeland, Daren Stegal VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The Varsity Football Cheerleaders are a very important group of MHS. They provide a main source of spirit and enthusiasm for our entire school. They are in Charge of planning all of our pep rallies, and are great supporters of the foot- ball team. Cheerleading is not always fun. They are expected to attend all practices, ranging from four to five days a week. The efforts of this squad are greatly appreciated by the football team and all Blue Devil fans. Varsity members; Julie Pollock; Captain, Kristen Kyburz; Co-Captain, Kelli Holbrook, Randal Miltiades, Treville Dupre, Charita White, Der- inda Cook, Beth Gitchell, Kelley Ramsey, Kathy Wilhelm VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The varsity cheerleaders are very special ladies. They add so much to every boys ' and girls ' basketball game. This energetic group provides the ' Varsity Basketball audience several stunts and cheers during the games. It is imperative that each member of the squad is present for every game. This requires an unlimited amount of stamina and energy. Ms. McCaghren has dedicated her time to make this squad the best ever. This group deserves a big thanks for doing such a great job. Squad includes: Kelley Morrison, Captain Vicki Broom, Co-Captain Connie Fuqua Martha Heaton Beth King Andrea Burdeshaw Windi Moore Sallie Johnson Kim Wilkes Tammie Brown Sponsor: Ms. McCaghren rviiu wuKCb f. A I -s° y Gay „Cl3MUL !sUJaclgA JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS These spirited young ladies have once again successfully motivated Blue Devil fans at every Junior Varsity football game. They have have also aided the Varsity Cheerleaders by doing cheers in the stadium during Varsity football games. Mrs. Raines has done a wonderful job. We look forward to seeing these girls on the Varsity Cheerleading squad next year! Good luck to each and thanks for a job well done. Roster: Kim Harden, Kelli Martin, Angle Darr, Deanna Ryan, Lisa Hammond, Stephanie Hunter, and Shea Dillard. VARSITY BOYS ' BASKETBALL Basketball at Marietta High School is a very prestigious sport. The Varsity Basketball program is honored to have such fine athletes. The boys who par- ticipate in this sport are certainly very dedicated to their team. Their long, arduous practices, as well as talent and excellent coaching, led to many wins this season. These boys are looking forward to an even better year in ' 86. Coaches: Charlie Hood, John Puckett Team includes: Eddie Ross, Willie Luster, Anthony Stelmach, Greg Kruc- zynski, Todd Henderson, Fred Wil- liams, Tony Brewster, Denny Phelps, Hanson Sachs, Randal Johnson, Lee Hill, Woody Waters i iiBiMk ja f , A mt ■J VARSITY GIRLS ' BASKETBALL The Varsity girls ' basketball team has worked very hard this year. Their effort and numerous hours of practice each day certain- ly paid off. Coach Googe has enjoyed work- ing with this group and has put in much of his own time to make these girls better players. Although they did not enjoy a winning sea- son, a positive attitude prevailed throughout the year from the team. These girls have learned from their experience, and they are looking forward to a successful season in ' 86. Roster: back row— Peggy Duncan, Myra Richardson, Angle McConnell, Theresa Misa- veg, Kelly Wright, Marva Payton front row— Tonya Freeman, Kim Huckaby, and Carla Gober Coach: Roscoe Googe I«IJ Junior Varsity Boys Basketball The Junior Varsity boys had a tough sea- son with a tough schedule this year. The in- struction Coach Friday gives these athletes will help them cope with the tough Varsity competition next year. All the team members worked hard this season and show promise for the future. Good job Devils! Team members; Bernard Rosser, Bernard Sampler, Steve Sears, William Cooper, An- thony Snell, Al Ballard, Mike White, Tim Lindley,Jim Lane, Patrick Scott, David Huiel, Eddie Lee Brown, Daniel Johnson, Darren Moss, Joey Pigott, Matt Pope FRESHMAN BOYS BASKETBALL This year, the Freshman boys have had an outstanding season. These boys will make an excellent future Varsity team, and we look forward to seeing them again. With their ad- viser, Coach Puckett, leading the way, these young men were successful on the court. Congratulations!! Roster Front Row: Terrell Summerour, Reese Grogan, Robert Malsby, Chris Waters, Junior Banks, Tony Worthy, Buck Elrod, Frantz Hightower Back Row Bernard Freeman, Harry Dinham, Tim With- erow, Frank Mott, Derick Owens, Billy Owens, Clif Poston, Erick Owens, Tommy Young, Coach John Puckett. FRESHMAN GIRLS ' BASKETBALL This year ' s girls ' Freshmen Basketball team is a team in whom we here at M.H.S. can take justifiable pride. This year was spent in prep- aration for being on future varsity and junior varsity basketball teams. Their hard work and dedication is commendable. Judging from this team, we have a lot to look forward to next year. MEMBERS INCLUDE: Coach; Betty Zeigler Paula Loviska, Sharon Ross, Elizabeth Misia- veg, Akella Cook, Christia Dinham, Nancy Wentz, Crystal Northington, Michelle Hall- man, Lynn Grey. r This year ' s Boys Tennis team was composed of talented young men capable of meeting great challenges head-on. These fierce competitors, under the direction of Coach Carter, were des- tined to make a reputation for themselves and our school. TEAM MEMBERS; Mark Shamblin, Bobby Weiner, Eu- gene Weems, Adam La Barde, Louis Diaz, Todd McManus. Scott Townson, Todd SiUiman, Billy Holt, Jeffrey Brown. Paul Elliot, Harry Dinham, and Chris Waters Coach: Ken Carter GIRLS ' TENNIS The 1985 Girls ' Tennis team, obviously the best in recent memories, has distinguished them- selves as an immensely talented and persevering group of young ladies. Mrs. Love ' s guidance has always played a major part in their successes. From the beginning of the season, they were contenders for the Region 5AAAA tennis cham- pionship. Run with the spirit ladies!! Team includes: Kelly Kyburz, Sherri Turner, Teri Mitchell, Kimbrell Dupree, Cappy Doxey, Sally Christopher, Martha Heaton, Lee Black, Kristen Kyburz, Treville Dupre, Beth King, Michelle George, Beth Corn, Liz Derthick, Anna King, Amy Kruczynski, Jennifer Roper, Kim Sonnenfield, Wendy Wofford, Justine Schrimp, and Tiffany Larson 1984 WRESTLING The 1984 Blue Devils wrestling team has distinguished itself as being a determined group of wrestlers. They faced tough opposi- tion, and won with respectable frequency. Wrestling requires agility, strength, and dedi- cation; attributes possessed by all Marietta wrestlers. TEAM MEMBERS INCLUDE: Casey Jones Donny Wilbanks Matt Sams Scott Luckett Darryl Montie Eugene Adams Will Kimzey Barry Sutton Scott Crittenden Pete Cassara Denny McCoUum Hajie Cook Darren Stegall Todd King Jim Apple Chris Massey Greg White Kent Bates German Bercovitz Mike Reeder Chris Chastain ' e a This year ' s track team, the largest in recent memory, showed promise. They were probably the best team in recent memory as well. Being a member of the track team requires strength, en- durance, and dedication. Though the track team receives little recognition, they distinguish our school through their fine performance. Thanks to the expert tutelage of Coaches Googe and Richards, they look forward to many more great seasons. We salute the 1985 Track Team! MEMBERS INCLUDE: Leann Yoda Lynn Gray Deanna Ryan Stephen Bennett Reggie Hallman Brian Mayes Howell Moore Corey Luster Lee Holland David Fuller Victor Gordon Jason Priebe Michael Moore Pete Morson Nichelle Lewis Jim Apple Patty Crist Keith Davidson Carla Gober Bob Foster Theresa Misiaveg Doug Fuller Kim Huckaby Ben Brooks Lisa Hammond 1 9 8 5 T R A C K VARSITY SOCCER This year ' s soccer team was destined to be victorious. The team was put through rigorous training and preparation for games. The every- day workout consisted of strenuous warmups, a 3.2 mile run, followed by a 2 hr. practice. This year ' s team was led chiefly by 3 seniors: Jim Reddoch, Keith Smith, and Craig Brookes; all of whom have lettered all four years in their high school career. The talent and skills of the Varsity players were very wide-spread. The team relied heavilty on the sophomore class athletes. This year ' s team was a young team in general, which gives an encouraging outlook for the future. This highly disciplined team was coached by one of the state ' s finest coaches, Coach Robert Bai- ley, and his assistant, Jeff Johnson. Team members: Aaron Hosea, Keith Smith, Andrew Hosea, David Brookes, Matt Pope, Pat Mackey, Craig Brookes, Greg Kruczynski, Chris Fhilhps, Tommy Ryan, Mark Gibbs, German Bercovitz. Brent McBride, Scott Luckett.Jim Red- doch, and Anthony Stelmach. Coaches: Robert Bailey, Head Coach Jeff Johnson, Assistant Coach. 90 F n:::- JUNIOR VARSITY SOCCER The J.V. looked very impressive this year. They had many talented young players. The J.V. is also conditioned well by their coach, Mr. Phil Hynninen. The J.V. was extremely competitive despite their tough schedule. The success and depth of soccer talent on the J.V. soccer team proves that the soccer program at MHS is well- guided and sure to be competitive for years to come. Front row: Kevin Bryant, Shannon Shogren, Barry Cochran, Hagie Cook, Chip Jervey. Will Kimzey, and Todd King. Second row; Phommorinh Hinphet, Jamey King, Josh Touchton, Pat Pruitt, John Herron, John East, and Michael GuUatte. Top row; Teddy Smith, Scott Burns, Khanh Bui, Brian Roper, Jason White, Joe Eskridge, and Robert McGui- gan. Not pictured: Thai Nguyeh, Gary Moore. David Gil- reath 5 GOLF Golf is a spring sport enjoyed by many at Marietta High School. This year ' s golf team is looking forward to a spectacular season. It is led by two confident seniors, Brad Barfield and Fred Williams, both of whom have been members of the team for four con- secutive years. These dedicated members are coached by Mr. Randy Williams. Roster includes; David Chism Brad Barfield Jerry Crane David Harden Fred Williams Randy Weiner Coach: Randy Williams VARSITY BASEBALL The Varsity Baseball players look very prom- ising this season. Their hard work and determi- nation, plus Coaches Chris Lund and Mike Thompson ' s quality leadership, should prove fruitful and fraught with accomplishment. WAY TO GO, BIG BLUE!! Roster includes: Tim Brown, Brian Kelly, Kenneth Milan, Robert Parker, Bart Staines, Greg White, Brad Whitten, Dan Ethridge, Jay Thompson, Billy Buttetworth, Chris Hynek, Jim Lane, Ron King, Steve Sears, and Tad Thompson CROSS COUNTRY Under the guidance of Mr. Brooks, the varsity cross country team has illustrated true talent. In order to be a member of such a team, one must possess the characteristics of endurance and stamina. This year ' s cross-country team has prov- en that they have what it takes by having an outstanding season. Being a member of cross- country involves being in top physical condition as well as having immense school spirit. The effort which this year ' s varsity team has put forth deserves to be congratulated. TEAM MEMBERS INCLUDE: Nancy Bell, German Bercouitz, Kevin Bryant, Suk Chun, Stephen Dirks, Philip Jacobs, Russ Owens, Mike Lambert, Teresa Ran kin, John Sinclair, LeAnn, Yoda, Jeff Zaj del. VARSITY SOFTBALL In the past, the girls ' Varsity Softball team has not received much recognition. But this year, they need to be acknowledged for their effort. Their pride and spirit should be awarded by our school. They surely carry on the Pride fof the Blue Devils. Team Members Include; Patti Crist Dee Gresham Kim Young Trina Delk Ann Clendening Celestina Owens Myra Richards Kesha Hutson Nicole Ballard Akella Cook Sharon Rose Tina Loughter Trecee Walker Carla Barrows Terri Tillman Shelia Barrows POWDERPUFF FOOTBALL This This year, an interesting event took place at our beloved Notthcutt Stadium. The Junior girls battled it out with the Senior girls and eventually won, 14-7. This was an exciting event and we look forward to seeing an activity such as this next year. Senior Roster: Lee Black, Jill Bothwell.HoUy Bonds, Tabba Brewster, Tammy Brown, Margaret Bryant, Robin Clark, Lisa Colburn, Sandi Crisp, TreviUe Dupre, Kelley Elli- son, Charlotte Gilreath, Beth Gitchell, Kecha Hall, Martha Heaton, Amanda Henderson, Keim Huckaby, Amanda Johnson, Mildred Williams, Beth King, Kristen Kyburz, Kari Lawandales, Kristin Lenhart, Kelley McKeown, Michelle Martin, Stephanie Morris, Kelley Morrison, Rita MuUins, Susan Paden, Larisa Rouquette, Lynne Smith, Hiwatha Ste- phens, Janet Toole, Kay Tucker, Terri Wilder, Tanie York Coaches: Danny Montie, Joey Smith. Bart Staines, Greg White, Cheerleaders: Brad Barfield, David Harden, Tad King, Michael Moore, Mark Shamblin, Keith Thomas, Rand) Weiner, Brad Whitten, Brian Pittman, Fred Williams CLASS OF ' 85 tmcxA Hiffl SCHOOL Class Flower: Rose Class Color: Purple (Royalty and High Rank) Class Motto; We have one and only one ambition: To be the best. What else is there? Lee lacocca President— Kelly Morrison Vice-President — Beth King Secretary — Martha Heaton Treasurer — TreviUe Dupree mauii:tta high school SENIOR HANDBOOK 1984-85 TJie Q (m of IQ85 Cxtends their invitation to The Best is Tet to ome Q V.IU. Ptida Cvening tflan Uth IQ8U fit tAe rioTtk West H. toH witk the music of IPhoenix Soirar Wo fc I0:00 V.m Or«s ,,, for.„.l The Class of Eight-five I ' ve been happy all year, and now I seem to have lost all the cheer. I really don ' t want it all to end; I am going to really miss all my friends. I feel lost and all alone; now I am going to be on my own. I am a true-blue and I will strive to be successful, too. I am sad, the end has arrived, but I am proud to be a part of the class of Eighty-five. Kim Wheeler - «j, 3_fl. - GirlBreaumS QPOMSa ED BV nUi ' ; STUDEhlTCOUNCL AMY MARGARET ANNANDALE Entered 81 College Prep; Marchiiit: Band 1,2,3,4; Symphonic Band 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,4; Treasurer 2; Beta Club 1,2,3,4; Freshnun Class President; International Club 2,3; Treasurer 3; Hugh O ' Brian Youth Foundation Leadership Award 2; Solo Ensemble 1; Academic American Award 3; Social Science Fair Award 3; FCA 4; Merit English Award 1; Society of Distinguished Young Americans 3; Who ' s Who 4. JAMES MACGREGOR APPLE 10 Entered ' 81 College Prep; Soccer 1 A3,4; Football 2,3,4, Fri- :■ day ' s Qew 4; Wrestling 2,3,4, Captian 3,4, Coaches ' Award 2; Student Council 2,3,4, ' Vice President 3, President 4; Beta ; Club 2,3,4; Academic Bowl Team 1,3; Governor ' s Honors Program Finalist 3; FCA 2; Hugh O ' Brian Leadership Firmlist 2; Knowledge Master 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Boston L ' niversi- ty Honor Nominee; Academic All American 3; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 3; Mile M ' VP 3; A.P, History Award 3; Merit English Certificate of Merit 2,3.; Key Club 2,3,4, Secretary 3; Air Force Academy Summer Scienfific Seminar 3; Comparative Government Certificate of Merit 3; U.G,A. Certificate of Merit; Furman Scholar 3; Presbyterian College Jr. Fellow 3;Junior Leadership of Atlan- ; la 3; Kennesaw College Economic Awareness 3; ViUiage Inn ' Player of Week 4; Marietta Daily Journal Prep Honor Roll 4; I Most Likely to Succeed 4. TAMARA CARROLL APT Entered ' 81 College Prep; Home Ec. I Award 1; Interettes 2; I Soccer Sweethearts 2.3; FBLA 4; Who ' s Who Among Ameri- can High School Students 3- GUY RUDOLPH ASBERRY Entered ' 81 College Prep; Track 3,4. BESSIE FLORENCE BAILEY Entered ' 81 Basic; Perfea Attendance 1,2,3; Student Council Alternate 3; VICA Foods 4; Cultural Arts Qub 4, BRETT ALLEN BAIN Entered ' 83 College Prep; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1;]V Track I; DCT VICA 3.4. BRIAN ANTHONY BAIN Entered ' 81 College Prep; Baseball 1. NICOLE ANNETTE BALLARD Entered ' 81 Basic; Basketball 1.2,3; Ttack 2,3.4; SoftbaU 3,4. BRADFORD DUNLAP BARFIELD Entered ' 81 College Prep; Football 1,2; Golf 1,2,3,4; Interact 1,2; Key Club 1; Homecoming Court 2,4; Valentine King 3; Graphic Art VICA 4; DCT VICA 4; Powder Puff Cheerleader 4; Perfect Attendance 1,2. CISSY DIANE BARETT Entered ' 81 College Prep; VICA 1,2.3,4; DCT 4; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 3,4; Reflections 4. DAVID EDWARD BASS j Entered ' 84 Basic; Concert Band 1; Symphonic Band 1,2,3,4; Basic Band I; Marching Band 3,4; Pitchfork 4; Squad Leader 4; Distrin 12 Honor Band 2.3; Berry College Honor Band 2; AU-SiateJaz2 Band 4. J.R. BENNETT Entered ' 81 Basic; Band 1; Track 2; DCT 4. darbara lee black : ' .■ilegcPtep-.FCA l;01ytnpian?,4;G: . . a.-si:y Tennis Olympian Photographer 3,4; fow- : ■•;, Skill Olympics 4; Interettes 2; Keywanettes 5,4; ::c Risk 2; Most Improved Tennis Player 2; Net Award , ■- ' : Council Representative 1,2.3,4; Scholastic Scholar- ■ i, jtOf;raphy Award 4; Who ' s Who Among American nign ichool Stodents 4; Honor Roll 2,3,4. TELISA MONTRESS BLALOCK Entered ' 81 College Prep; Jr. Achievement 3; DCY ' VfCA 4; Honor Roll 3. JEANNE LOUISE BOBO Entered ' 81 College Prep; Interettes 2.3,4; International Club 2,3,4; Secretary 3; Social Chairman 4; Refleaions 4. MELISSA MARIE BOCK Entered ' 81 College Prep; French I Award 1; Social Studies Award 1; English II Award 2; World History Award 2; French ni Award 3; Furman Scholor 3; Presbyterian Junior Fellow 3; Academic All-American 3; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 3; Marching Band 1,2.3.4; Majorettes 2.3.4; Captain 4; Beta Club 1,2,3,4; Keywanettes 3,4; Upstage Risk 1; Soccer Sweethearts 3; Pitchfork 4; Most Intellectual 4, HOLLY LYNN BONDS Entered ' 81 College Prep; FCA 1 .3; Srudent Council Alternate I; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Section Leader 3; Squad Leader 3; Symphonic Band 1.2,3; Solo and Ensemble 1,2.3; Concert Choir 2,3,4; Punlicity Chairman 3; Assistant Seaion Leader 4; President 4; Kennesaw All-Star Chorus 2; AU-State Chorus 2,3; Keywanettes 2,3; Chaplain 4; Who ' s Who Among Ameri- can High School Students 3; Powder Puff Football 4; Olym- pian 4; Who ' s Who 4, National Council of Teachers of English Essay Contest Nominee 3- BEVERLY JILL BOTHWELL Entered ' 81 College Prep; FCA 1.2.3; Secretary 2; Vice Presi- dent 3; Keywanettes 3.4; Graphics Arts VTCA 3,4; Student Council 1.2.3.4; FBLA 4; Reporter 4; VOT 4; Soccer Sweet- hearts 2,3,4; Powder Puff Football 4; Perfea Attendance Award 3; Who ' s Who Among American High School Stu- dents 3. DONNA BOWLEN Entered ' 81 College Prep, CECIL ANTONIO BREWSTER ' Entered ' 81 College Prep; Basketball 1.2.3,4; Best Defensive Player 3; Football 2,3,4; Soccer 3; Track 1,4; Architectural Drafting 1,2,3,4; VICA Drafting 4; Vice President 4; MVP Cherokee Tournament 2; Olympic Architectural Contest 3,4; Perfect Attendance 3,4. TARYN CECILIA BREWSTER Entered ' 81 College Prep; Flags 2; Powder Puff Football 4. ARNITA LYNN BROADNAX Entered ' 81 CoUege Prep; Upstage Risk 2; DCT VICA 4; Home Ec Award. CRAIG ALAN BROOKES Entered ' 81 College Prep; Varsity Soccer 1,2,3.4; Student Council 1,2,3; Knowledge Mster 4; Academic All-Araerican All-American 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students; Merit English Certificate of Merit 3; Key Qub 2,3,4; Secretary 4; UGA Certificate of Merit; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Most Loyal 4. VICKI LYNN BROOM Entered ' 81 College Prep; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Seaion Leader 1,2,3; Squad Leader 3; Drum Major 4; Concert Band 1.2.3,4; Section Leader 1.2.3,4; Concert Choit 1,2,3.4; Assis- tjnt Section Leader 3; Section Leader 4; Kennesaw AU-Star Band 1.2.3; Georgia HonOfS Chorus 2,3; All-State Band 1; AU-Statc Choir 2, ' ; Valentine Court 3; Beta Club 2.3.4; Varsi- v Baskefb : ' ; , ' ' it.e!;fider ' 4, Co-Captain 4; Upstage Risk 1.-,. V- ■ ' I (! 1,4; Literary Meet Girls I I t V, Georgia Certifi- cate of Mt. . .. . ' , vinencan High School Students 3; Academic Ail-Amern. ., ; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Most Talented 4 CONNIE DiANi E BROWN Entered ' 81 College Prep; Ksfs I: FCA 3,4; Presider Interettes 2,3,4; Sec.-eiary % DCT V C.A 4; Honor Roil Who ' s Who Among Anie. ' ican Hsgi ' Schoo; Students 4- Student Council 4. TAMMY DIANE BROWN Entered ' 81 College Ptep; FCA 1,3; Co-Csiptiin B Teare Cheerleading 2; Beta Club 2.3,4; Keywa.ien:es 3,4; Graphic Arts VICA 3,4; Historian, Honor RoU 1,2.5,4; Student Coun- cil Alternate 1; Student Representative for Graphic Arts 4; Powder Puff Football 4; ' 1CA U.S. Olympics Leadership Team 4; Retlections 4; Excellence in Action Awaid 4; Gover- nor ' s Honors Program 3; Torch of Knowledge Award 4, TIMOTHY ALLEN BROWN Entered ' 81 College Prep; Baseball 1; Football i. KELLY JOYCE BRYANT Entered ' 81 Basic; Student Counbil 1,2; DCT VICA 3; LA 4. MARGARETTE YVONNE BRYANT Entered ' 81 College Prep. TIMOTHY JAMES CALL Entered ' 81 College Prep; VICA Drafting 4; Treasurer 4. COLLEEN MARGARET CALLAHAN Entered ' 81 College Prep; Flags 1,2,3,4; Captain 3,4; Squad Leader 3,4; Symphonic Band 1,2,3,4; Section Leader 3,4; Jazz Band 2; All-State Band 3,4; Cobb Honors Band 3,4; U.G.A. Clinic Honor Band 3,4; Atlanta Symphony Youth Orchestra 4; BA Club 1,2,3,4; Interettes 3,4; Pitchfoik 4; Student Coun- cil 3; International Club 2,3; Golf 1; Soccer Sweetheart 2; Reflections 3; Solo and Ensemble 1.2.3,4; Who ' s Who 4. SHARON ELIZABETH CARLTON Entered ' 81 College Prep; Track 1; Valentine Coutt 2; Interna- tional Club 1,2; Graphics Art VICA 3,4; Student Council 1; VICA Opening and Closing Ceremonies 3,4; ' ICA Skill Olympics 4; Social Science Fair 1st Place 2,3. MATHER ONO CARSWELL Entered ' 83 College Prep, LEONARD JLTLIUS CARTER, JR, Entered ' 81 Basic; Football 1,2; Wrestling 1,2; Transportation CA 2,3; Metals VICA 4. TROY NOVAC CHICOSKY Entered ' 81 College Prep; Graphics Arts VICA 2,3,4. SALLY PRATT CHRISTOPHER Entered ' 81 College Prep; Class Secretary 1; FCA 1.2,3,4; Secretary 4; Student Council 1,3; Tennis Team 1,3.4; March- ing Band 1,2,3,4; Chaplain 3; Squad Leader 4; Seaion Leader 4; Concert Band 1.2.3,4; Senion Leader 3,4; Most Improved Tennis Player 3; Band Spirit Award 3; Who ' s Who .Among American High School Students 4; Who ' s Who 4. ROBIN LEIGH CLARK Ente:ed ' 81 College Prep; Marching Band 1.2.3; Symphonic Band 1.2; StudentVouncil 1.:,?; Keywanettes 4: VC ' ho ' s Who Among .American High School Students 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Honor Roll h; Who ' s Who 4. DAN WILLIAM CLOER Entered ' 81 Basic; FootbaU 1.2; Baseball 2,4; VICA 4; Chorus I.2.J. CHARLES JARROD COCHRAN Entered ' 81 College Prep; Interaa 1; Football 1; Soccer 1; French Club 2; DOT VICA 4. ELIZABETH ANN COLBURN Entered ' 81 Basic; FCA 1,2; Foods VICA 3.4; Secretary-Trea- surer }.4; Powder Puff Football 4. CHRIS DYNETTE COOK Entered ' 81 Basic; FHA 4; VICA 4. MICHAEL BERNARD COOK Entered ' 81 Basic. TERESA ELIZABETH COURTNEY Entered ' 8} Basic; Track 1; Volleyball 2. JEFFREY SEAN CRIMM Entered ' 81 College Prep; Football 1.2.5.4; Soccer 1.2.3.4; Interact 2,3.4; Vice President 3; Class Treasurer 1; Pitchfork 2,3,4; Sports Editor 3; Editor 4; Who ' s Who Among Ameri- can High Students 4; National Honor Roll 4; Who ' s Who 4. SANDRA LYNN CRISP Entered ' 81 College Prep; FCA 1,2,3; Student Council 3.4; DCV VICA 4; Vice President 4; Graphics Arts VICA 4; B Team Basketball Cheerleader 2; Captain 2; Slide Show Pho- tographer 4; Soccer Sweetheart 2. WINIFRED DELORES DAVIS Enteted ' 81 College Prep; Track 1.2.3.4; Cross Country 1; Flags 3,4; Winter Guard 4. CHRISTOPHER DAVID DEJARNET Ente red ' 81 College Prep; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Squad Leader 3,4; Symphonic Band 1,2,3.4; Concert Choir 1.2.3.4; Student Conductor 4; Assistant Section Leader 1,2; Section Leader 3.4; GHP FinaUst 3; FCA 1,2,.3,4; BETA Club 2.3.4; President 4; Student Council 1.4; Student Council Alternate 2; All-State Chorus I,2,.3,4; Furman Scholar 3- DARCY LYNN DEVORE Entered ' 82 College Prep; LA 3.4; Secretary 4; VOT 3,4. THOMAS ALAN DONOl Entefed ' 82 College Prep, Ou n andrng American MistOty-l Student 3; Who ' s Who Among niencdn High Students CARLA LYNN DOSS Entered ' 81 Basic Flags 2, ,4, International Club 4, Petfect Attendance 3; Who ' s Who Among Atnencan High School . Students 4. DERRICK LASHAUN DUNSON Entered ' 81 Basic; Football 1,2; Track ,4 RUTH DETREVILLE DUPRE Entered ' 81 College Prep; Tennis 1,2, ,4, B Team Football Cheerleader 2; Varsity Football Cheerleader 4. Graphics Arts VICA 4; Keywanettes 3.4; Powder Puff Football 4; BETA Club 1,2,5,4; Class Treasurer 2,4; Class Secretar)- 3; Student Council 2; Pitchfork 3,4; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 3; Honor Roll 1.2,3; Who ' s Who 4. KELLY DANETTE ELLISON Entered ' 81 College Prep; Women ' s Chorus 1,2,3; Concert Choir 3.4; DCT VICA 4; Treasurer 4; B Team Cheerleader 2; Powder Puff Football 4; Soccer Sweetheart 3; Honor Chorus 1,2.3. THERESA MICHELLE EVERHART Entered ' 82 College Prep; Cheerleader 1,2; Soccer Sweetheart 2,3.4; Graphics Arts VICA 3,4; Spanish Club 1; Powder Puff Football 4. SCOTT ALAN FELLOWS Entered ' 81 College Prep; Football 1; Metals VICA 2 JORJI ANN FLETCHER Entered ' 81 College Prep; Women ' s Chorus 1,2,3; Honors Chorus 2; FCA 2; ' VICA 3.4; DCT 4; Vice President of Foods VICA 4. JIMMY FORD Entered ' 81 Basic. JEFF ALDEN FOSTER Entered 84; College Prep; Siena Club 1.2; Newspaper Produc- tion 1,2,3; Histor} ' Club 3; Vice President 3; Key Qub 3. ROBERT L. FOSTER Entered ' 81 College Prep; Men ' s Chorus 1,2,4; Wrestling 2; Foods VICA 2,4; Track STEPHANIE YVONN FOSTER Entered ' 81 Basic; FHA 1,3; Basketball 1; Anendance Award 2; DCT 4, JAMES CHRISTIAN FOTSCiq Entered ' 8? College Ptep. PATHENIA LAVETTE FREEMAN Entered ' SI Basic; FBLA A. CONNIE LYNN FUQUA Entered ' 83 College Ptep; Flags 3,4, Inteiettes 3,4, Interna- tional Qub 3; Social Chairman 3; Spring Musical 3; Winter Guatd 3; Student Council Alternate 4; Basketball Cheer- leader 4; Upstage Risk 5,4; Fall Production 4; Valentine Court 3; Concert Choir 4. CHARLES JAMES GARDNER Entered ' 82 College Prep; Band 1,2,3,4; FCA 2. TONYA RENA GARDNER Entered ' 81 College Prep; FCA 1; Student Council 1; Graph- ics Arts ' ViCA 3,4; Soccer Sweethearts 3; Drafting ' VICA 4; K eywanettes 4. DAVID EDWARD GARNER Entered ' 81 Basic; DCT VICA 3.4. MICHAEL ALLEN GARRETT i Entered ' 81 College Prep; Concert Band 1; Graphics Arts ■ VICA 2,3,4; ParUamentarian 2; Reporter 3; VICA Area Win- ' ner 3; Math Award 1; English in Award 3; Perfect Atten- dance 3,4, Honor Roll 3,4. PAMELA LYNN GARRETT Entered ' 81 College Prep; Jr. Achievement 3; Graphics Arts i VICA 4. SUSAN ELIZABETH GARRETT Entered ' 81 College Prep; Drafting VICA 2; FBLA 3,4; VOT 3,4. IVONNE MARIE GEORGE Entered ' 82 College Prep; Slimnastics Club 1; Band 1; Bowl- ing Team 1; International Club 4. GLADYS CHARLOTTE GILREATH Entered ' 81 College Prep; FCA 1; Soccer Sweetheart 2; Inter- cttes 2; Keywanettes 3.4; Graphics Arts VICA 3,4; Powder Puff Football 4; Tennis 1,2; Torch of Knowledge Award 4; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 4. BETHNEY ANN GITCHELL Entered ' 82 College Prep; Softball 2; Soccer Sweetheart 3,4; Football Cheerleader 4; Reflections 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Reflections 4; DCT VICA 4. THC:. ' IAS LEE GP EKS.JR viCA M Entered ' 84 Col e r ; ' .- MEL. Entered ' SI Basic. AMELIA ANN GORDON Entered ' 81 College Prep; Marching Band 1.2. Syo Band 1,2: Concert Choir ?,4; Scudsn; CouncH i 2 3.4 FCA 1.2,4; BETA Club 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1.2, M, Cla -s Secretary J 2; Interettes 2,3; Keywanettes 5.4; Olympian 4, Who s Whol Among American High School Students 4. Socicrv of Distin-I guished American Students 4; Governor ' s Honors Nomine 3; English Award 2,3; Who ' s Who 4. DAVID JAMMEL GORDON Entered ' 81 College Prep; Football 1; Honor Roll 2, Graphics j Arts VICA 4. VICTOR ALEXANDER GORDON Entered ' 81 College Prep; Football 1.2,3,4; Soccer 2; Track 3,4; Graphics Arts ' V7CA 4. YOLANDA LETICE GRADY Entered ' 81 Basic; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Softball 2;j FBLA 4. JAME LUCILLE GRAY Entered 83 College Prep; Basketball 1,2; Track 1.2; DCT 4. ROBERT DEREK GUNTER Entered ' 81 College Prep; Football 1.2; Metals VICA 2,3,4. STEPHANIE ANN GURLEY Entered ' 81 College Prep; Student Council 1; Band 1; Softball ■ 2; Upstage Risk 2,3,4; Social Chairman 3,4; Olympian 3,4; Senior Editor 4; International Club 2; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 3; Reflections 4; Who ' s Who 4; Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,4. KECHA DENEAN HALL Entered ' 81 College Prep; Homecoming Court 1; Flags 2.3;| Winter Guard 2; Flag Lt. 3; LA 4; Interettes 4; Powder Puff ' Football 4; Homecoining Queen 4; Who ' s yi ' ho Among American High School Students 4; Award for National Miss TEEN. REGINALD TREVOR HALLMAN Entered ' 81 College Ptep; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2.3; | Soccer 1; Track 5.4; Drafting VICA 4, JENNIFER RHEA HANNAH Entered ' 81 College Prep; Internationa; Club 1; FCA 2,5,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Powder Puff Football 4. I ' pstage ■ Risk 1; Refleaions 4; Perfea Attendance 1,2,3. SEAN HARDEN ered S2 College Prep, Ke Club 1.2; Interact 1; Varsity Golf 2.3 4 Basehal 2 Football 1 2 VPho ' s Who in American 1 Students 4 Homecoming Court 3.4; Graphic i MARLA ELIZABETH HAYES Entered «4 Basic. . MARTHA YVONNE HEATON J ' 81 College Prep; Tennis Team 1.2.3.4; B Team Jidmg 2, Varsity Clieerleading 4; Keywanettes i.i. Srapffc Alts VICA 4; Class Secretary 4; Student Council 2; .ociet ' ot Distinguished American High School Students 4; Pho ' s Who Among Ametican High School Students 4; fionor RoU 2,3,4. AMANDA DOAN HENDERSON i -83 College Prep; Track 1; FBLA 1; Ski Club 1; Key mernational Club 5; Scienc e Bowl 4; Keywanettes 4; J Award, Algebra I Award; Georgia Certificate of rAward, Chemistry Award; English III Award; Ameti- i History Award. TODD PATRICK HENDERSON I Entered ' 84 College Prep; J V Soccer 3; Varsity Basketball 4; |Varstty Soccer 4, FCA 4. LEE MASON HILL lEnteted ' 81 College Prep; Basketball 1; JV Basketball 3; iHonor Roll 3 MATTHEW LEN HITCHCOCK Entered ' 81 College Prep. Concert Choir 3.4. KELLI RENEE HOLBROOK lEntered 81 College Prep; Band 1; Class Vice-President 2; I Keywanettes 2,3,4; President 4; Graphic Arts VICA 4; Varsity ■ Basketball Cheerleader 3; Varsity Football Cheerleader 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students; Who ' s Who 4 ROBERT LEE HOLLAND Entered ' 81 College Prep; Basketball 1; Interact 1,2; DCT VICA 3,4; President 4; Track 4. KIMBERLY DAWN HUCKABY Entered ' 84 College Prep; Gymnastics 1; Queen ' s Court 1; Basketball 1.2,3.4; Captain 3,4; Volleyball 2,3; Most Athletic 4. VIRGINIA ANN HUDGINS Entered ' 81 College Prep; FCA 1; B Team Cheerleader 2; Soccer Sweetheart 2; VOT 3,4; FBLA 3,4; Reporter 3; Vice President 4; Powder Puff Football 4. AMANDA ELLEN JOHNSON Flags 1; FCA 1,2,4; Beta Club 1,2.3.4; Student Council 1,2.3; Secretary 3; Soccer Sweethearts 2,3; Keywanettes 3.4; Secre- tary 4; Graphic Arts VICA 4; Powder Puff Football 4; Pitch- fork Staff 4; Class Vice-Ptesident 3; Honor Roll 2,3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students; Ftiend- liest 4. RACHL; M jOdNSON 81 College Frep F- - ' f-i, Craphii Arti VICA 1 4, Treasurer 4, Honor RoU •■ HontvomitigCoun = 4 Ke adn ettes 4; Soccer Sweetheait : ■ er Puil - Reflections, i FREDERICK C K- ' JOKES Entered ' SI College Prep LISA RENF}- lOMES EnteretJ ' 81 College Prep, FHA i v ' lce Pn-sident i, Food ViCA 4: President 4, Cultural Arts Club j. President 4 BRIAN JACKSON KELLY Entered ' 83 Colk};e Prep. Football 1,2, Graphic Ars VICA 4 PETER PEI-CHENG KIANG Math Club 2 4, President 4, English III Award 3 Geometts Award; Advanced Algebra Trigonometry Award Georgia Certificate of Merit 3. Who s Who Among American High School Students 3 Acadeniuc AH American 3 Honor Roll 3,4. SHEILAH ELIZABETH KING Entered ' 81 College Prep, FCA 1 2, Class President 2, Foot- ball Cheerleader 2, Basketbili Cheerleader 4 Varsity Tennis 1,2,3.4; Co-Captain 3 Beta Club 1,2 ■ 4 Student Council 3 4, Keywanettes 3 4, Homecoming Court 3 4, Graphic Arts VICA 4; Cla,ss Vice-President 4 Honor Roll 1 2 3.4, Whos Who Among American High School Students Society ' of Distinguished American High School Students, Who s Who THOMAS HENRY KING Entered ' 81 College Prep, Class Vice President 1, Inteiact 2, Varsity Tennis 1,2,3,4 Powder Puff Cheerleader 4 Wrestling 2; Student Council Alteniate 4, Hometoming Court 3 4, FCA 1; Graphic Arts VICA 3,4 KRISTEN BETH KYBITRZ Entered ' SI College Prep FCA 1,2,4 Varsity fennis Team 1,2,3.4; Captain 3. Beti Club 12 3 4 Student Council 12 3 4, Interettes 2,3 Treasurer 2, Graphic Arts 3 4, Chaplain 4, Keywanettes 4, B Term Cheerleader 2 Capram 2, Varsit; Football Cheerleader 14 Co-Captam 4 Jr Leadership Atlan- ta Participant 3 Homecoming Court 2 4 Go ernors Honois Program Final st 3 Pitchfotk 4, Touchdown Club 3 4 VICA U.S Olympics Leadership Team 4, Interpretor for deaf 4, Powder Puff Football 4 ' ho s Who Among American High School Students American Society of Distinguished High School Students Honor Roll 12 3 4 ChemistT Award 2, English Award 3 Georgia Certificate of Merit 3 Academic Award in Tennis 2 3 Most Likeh to Succeed 4 JAMES WILLIAM I AW III Entered 81 Basic, Football 2 3, Baseball 3 4, Vica President 5-4- J KARI CELIA LAWANDALES 1 Entered ' 81 College Prep FCA 1 Soccer Sweethearts 2 Graphic Arts VICA 3 Ohmpian ■ 4 Ke wanettes 3 4, Re- flections 4, Who s X ho Among American High School Students 4 Wittiest 4 KRISTIN MARIE LENHART Entered ' 82 College Prep, Bcra CIud 2 3 4 Keywanettes 4 Student Council 2 3,4, Varsiti Basketball Chcer ' eider 3, Re- flections 4 Powder Puff Football 4, Varsiry Volleyball 1. Honor Roll 1 International Foreign Language Award Win net 1; Biologj Award 2 Georgia Certificate of Merit, W ho s Who Among American High School Students NICHELLE NICOLE LEWIS Entered ' 81 College Prep Track 3 FBLA 3, VOT 3 Interna tioiral Club t DONITA LYNK Entered ' SI Basic; Basketball 1,2 Food Management l.M. WILLIE LLSTER.JR. Entered ' 81 College Prep; JV Basketball 3. Varsity Basketball 4. CHAD JASON MACKEY Entered ' 81 College Prep; Marching Band 1,2,3.4; Squad Leader 4; President 4; Concert Band 1,2,3,4; Solo and Ensem- ble 5.4; Jazz Band 2.3.4; Executive Internship 4; Honot Roll « SUSAN AMANDA MADDOX Entered ' 81 College Prep; DCT VICA 3,4; Club Advisor 3,4. CRISTINA MADRIGAL Entered ' 84 College Prep; Foreign Exchange Program 4. ZENOBL CHRISTINE MARCHMAN Entered ' 81 College Prep; Drama 2,3; Women ' s Choir 3; VOT ; FBLA 4. DCT 4. Powder Puff Football 4. DONNA LUCRETIA MARTIN Entered ' 81 Basic. NICHELE LATRICE MARTIN ; Entered ' 81 College Prep; FHA 2; Jr. Achievement 3; FBLA 4; Powder Puff 4; Upstage Risk 3; Perfea Attendance 3; Honor ■ Roll 3. JENNIFER SUE MAYER Entered ' 81 College Prep; Choir 2,3,4; Upstage Risk 1,2,3,4; Secretary 4; Women ' s Choir 1.4; Spanish I Award 2. VALERIE JOY MCCROSKEY Entered ' 84 College Prep; French Club 1,2,3; God Squad 1,2.3; FHA 2,3; LA 4, LAWRENCE SCOTT MCDUFF Entered ' 81 College Prep; Marching Band 2,3.4; Symphonic Band 1.2,3,4; Seaion Leader 3; Concert Band 1; Kennesaw Honot Band 2,3; Ja22 Band 3,4; UGA Honor Band 3,4. JEFFREY MILLARD MCELROY Entered ' 80 College Prep, R£N£E ELIil xMCGINMS fcnterea ' 81 Basii-, TC I Scuo. f Council 3. Soccer Sweet-| hearrs 3. Gwphic Arts VICA 4, ' OT 4 KELLY ELAINE MCKEOWN Entered ' 81 College Prep, Beta Club i,2,3,4; Marching Band 1.2: Seaion Leader 1,2; Symphonic Band 1,2; Seorion Leadei 2; Student Council 2; FCA 2,4; Interettes 2,3; Olympian 4. Powder Puff football 4; Honor Roi! 1,2,5.4; English III Award 3; Newberry Scholarship Award .3; Academic Ail- American 3; Society of Distinguished Amer ican High SchooL Students .3; Who ' s Who Among American High SchooH Students 4; Who ' s Who 4. SCOTT ALLEN MCMENNAMY Entered 82 College Prep; Soccer 1.2; Wrestling 3.4. Football 1; FCA 1.2: Drafting VICA 4; Graphic Arts VICA 4. lOBERT DAVID MCMULLAN Entered ' 83 College Prep; VICA 4; Honor Roll 2 ALEXANDER JEFFREY MELSON Entered ' 81 College Prep; Music 1,2,3.4, AUNDREA REGINA MIDDLEBROOKS Entered ' 81 College Prep. KENNETH EUGENE MILAM Entered ' 81 College Prep; Baseball 1.2.5,4; Football 2; Graph- ic Arts VICA 4, Perfect Attendance 4, M% ' P m Baseball 4. Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 3.4. MELISSA ANN MILNDER Entered ' 81 College Prep. STEVEN GARY MITCHELL Entered ' 82 College Prep; Football 2; Wrestling 2; Golf 3,4j Graphic Arts VICA 4, Key Club 3,4. DANIEL MARK MONTIE Entered 81 College Prep; Football 2,3,4; Fridav ' s Crew 4:1 Soccer 1,2, Wrestling 1.2; Most Improved Wrestler 2, Keyi Club 1,2,3.4; Graphic Arts VICA 5.4; Key Club Spirit Awa 4. CHARLES MOORE JR. Entered ' 81 Basic; Basketball 1,2.3; Honor Roil 3. English Award 3; World History Certificate 3; Perfect Attendance! 2,3,4; VICA 5; Secretary ' 3; DCT 5.4; DCT VICA 4 MCHAEL TODD MOORE Entered ' 81 College Prep; Marching Band 2; Concen Band id Football 1.2.3.4; Drafting VICA 4; Powder Puff Foorbaift Cheerleader 4; Who ' s Wlio Among American High Schooil Students 4. AMANDA LENE1 Entered ' 81 Basic; LA 4; Powder Puff Football 4. STEPHANIE HOPE MORRIS Entered ' 81 College Prep; Flags 1.2.3; Winter Gu der Puff Football 4. KELLEY ANN MORRISON Entered ' 81 College Prep; Band 1; FCA 1,2.4; Beta Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Refleaions 4; Interettes 2,3.4; i President 3.4; Graphic Arts VICA 4; Secre- ling Court 2,4; B Team Cheerleader 2; Co- 1 Basketball Cheerleader 2; Varsity Basket- 3.4; Co-Captain 3; Captain 4; Soccer Co-Captain 3; Powder Puff Football 4; Hon- . Skill Olympics Leadership Team 4; Miss I English Award 2.3: Torch of Knowledge Miss National Teenager Pageant 4, Reraci Student 3: Who ' s Who Among Ameri- Fcan High School Students; Society of Distinguished Amen- an High School Students. RACHEL MARIE MOSS M ' 81 College Prep; Women ' s Chorus 1,2.3.4, fl RITA ARVELL MULLINS ■ 81 College Prep; Flags 1,2,3; Co-Captain 5; DCT Powder Puff Football 4. LINDSEY MICHAEL NELSON Entered ' 81 Basic; Football 1.2,3,4, Basketball 1, Track 1,2.3.4. Wrestling 2,3.4; Baseball 4. SHEILA MONIQUE NORAH i Entered ' 81 College Prep; Marching Band 1 2.3,4, Vice-Presi- dent 4; Squad Leader 4; Symphonic Band 1.2,3,4, Internation- al Club 2. Kevwanettes 4; Kennesaw College District Band 1, Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 3, DOROTHY ANN NORTHCUTT Entered ' 81 College Prep; Interettes 4; Graphic Arts VICA 2.3.4; Upstage Risk 3.4; Publicity Officer 3; International [Club 1.2; Secretary 2; Local, Region, State 1st Place Winner |VICA Skill Olympics— Commercial Arts 3; Participant Na- ICA Skill Olympics 3; Portfolio Center Scholarship Georgia High School Art Symposium 2; Who ' s mong American High School Students 4; Pitchfork Cartoonist 3,4; Who ' s Who 4. DANIEL CHRISTOPHER OLAH • i Entered ' 81 College Prep. ' SETH TODD OWEN Entered ' 81 College Prep; Football 1,2,3; DCT 4; TKD 4 THOMAS SOLOMAN OWENS Entered ' 81 College Prep; Marching Band 3.4; Symphonic Band 5,4. DEANNA MACHELLE PADEN Entered 81 Basic; Basketball Manager 1,2,3; FBLA 4. SUSAN Rt OI DS PADEN Entered 81 f oUe e Pfeo C jr,.(.rf Chorui 1 2 ,-1, Georgi AU-State Chorum 12 m,l ' wcctheans - Powder Puff Football 4 G ' aphn. Arcb V ' 5C ' 4 archinj. Band 1, Concert Band 1 Pubiicitv Chiirnia i Con ef Chorus ., Laei-an Meet;, Girls Trio 2 Georgia ' do o €•- ■ js Honor Roll 2 j| LARISA MARiA P ' DOVANI 1 Entered 81 College Prep FCA 1 ! ' Basketball Cheerleadc 2, fV Football Cheerleader 2 Soccer iweethearts 2 VarsitT Basketball Cheedeader Student Council 4 Graphic Arts VICA 3,4; President 4: Opening ar.d Gosing Cerenaonies Team 3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Powder Putt Football 4; Torch of Knowledge Award 4. LIESL ANN PANNELL Entered ' 81 College Prep; Marching Band 1,2,3.4, Symphonii Band 1,2,3,4; Squad Leader 4; Treasurer 4; Section Leader 3; International Qub 2; L ' pstage Risk 2; Soccer Sweethean 3, Kej-wanette 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Class Representative 3; Horior Roll 1.2,3.4; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 4; FCA 4. ' m KATHLYN FRANCES PARKER Entered ' 81 College Prep; International Club 1.2; Marchinj Band 1.2,3,4; Secretary 3; S )uad Leader 4; Section Leader Symphonic Band 1.2.3.4; Ja22 Band 1,2.3.4; FCA 4; Solo and Ensemble 3,4; JVfHS ' Wind Ensemble 4; Literary Meet 2; Ban4: Spirit Award 2; Honor Roll 2, ROBERT PARKER. JR. Entered ' 81 College Prep;JV Football 2; Baseball 2.4; •VICA 4. WILLIAM TODD PARKER %- Entered ' 81 College Prep; DCT VICA 4. ,|B TIMOTHY MATT PERKINS Entered ' 81 College Prep. SHANA ELLEN PHARR Entered ' 81 College Prep; FCA 2.3,4; ' Vice-Fresident 4; Inter- ettes 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3; DCT nCA 4; ' Valentine Court 3; ' VC ' ho ' s Who Among American High School Sta| dents 4. DENNIS CHARLES PHELPS Entered ' 81 College Prep; Football 1; Basketball l;.rv Basket- ball 2; Varsity- Basketball 3,4; nCA 3.4; Athletic Achieve- ment Award 3,4; Varsity Track 1,2,3,4; Most Outstanding Hurdler Award 1; Coaches ' Award 2; MVP Award 3,4; Rome News Relays Champion 2.3.4; North Cobb Relays Champion 3,4; North Cobb Relays Record 3,4; Atlanta Youth Games Champion 3.4; National Jr. Olympics Champion 3,4; Region 5AA AA Champion Track 4; State AAA A Champion Track 4; Marietta Dail) Journal AU-County Track Team 4; Atlanta Journal-Constitution All-State Track Team 4; Who ' s ' W ' ho Among American High School Students 4. JOHN ARTHUR PITTARD II i Entered ' 84 Basic, VICA 4. RONALD BRIAN PITTMAN Entered ' 81 College Prep; Varsity Football 4; Interaa 2,3; Powder Puff Cheedeading 4; Homecoming Escort 2. JULIE ANN POLLOCK Entered ' 81 College Prep; Basketball Cheerleader 2; Football Cheerleader 2,3,4; Captain 4; Student Cou.ncii 1,2,3; Juniot Class Treasurer 3; Homecoming Court 3; Pitchfork 3.4; Assis- tant Editor 4; Keywanettes 3.4; Treasurer 4; Key Club Sweet- heart 4; Graphic Ans VICA 4; Reporter 4; Soccer Sweetheart 2; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students; Powder Puff 4; Honor Roll l,2,3.-i; Optimist Club Outstand- ing Student Award; Most Loyal 4. LESLIE SUE PORTER Entered 82 College Prep; Soccer Sweethearr 2; LA 3,4; Parlia- mentarian 4; Baseball Babes 4; Captain 4; Drama Club 2. WILLLAM EUGENE PRATHER Entered ' 82 Basic; Football 1,2,3. KIRSTEN MARTA PRIEBE Entered 81 College Prep; International Club 3; Upsta ge Risk 5; Science Team 5.4; Math Team 4; Reflections 4;J Scholar Award 3; Who ' s Who Among Americ School Students; Who ' s Who 4. CECILIA VICTORIA QUIROS Entered ' 81 College Prep; FCA 1; Keywanettes 2,3,4; Execu- tive Internship 3,4; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 4. JULIE PAIGE RAINES Entered ' 81 Basic; FCA 1.2; Soccer Sweetheart 2,4; Student Council 1,2,3; Upstage Risk 2.3; Graphic Arts VICA 2,3,4; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 4. JOEL DAVID RAKESTRAW Entered 81 Basic; VICA 4. i KHAM RAKSASOUK Entered ' 81 College Prep; International Club 3. MICHAEL DWAYNE RAMSEY Entered ' 81 College Prep; FCA 3,4; Math Club 2,3; Interna- tional Club 2,3; Constitutional Comminee 2; Student Council 3; University of Georgia Honors Recipient 4. JAMES ADAIR REDDOCH Entered ' 81 College Prep; Varsitj ' Football 3.4; Varsity Soccer 1,2,3,4; Varsity Track 1.2.3; Key Club 2,3,4; President 4: Marching Band 1.2; Symphonic Band 1.2,3; District Cobb County Honor Band 2; Cobb Extra Newspaper Ail County Soccer All Star Team 3; Marietta Daily Journal AU-Counry Honorable Mention 3; Devil of the Month 3,4; Keywanette Sweetheart 4; Mr. MHS 4; MVP Player 4; Georgia Certificate of Merit 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students; Economy Program 3; Coaches ' Award 1; Varsity Soccer Hustle Award 2.3. MICHAEL DONOVAN REECE Entered ' 81 College Prep; Marching Band 1,2,3.4; Drum Ma- jor 4; Squad Leader 3,4; Section Leader 1,2,3; Symphonic Band 1,2,3.4: Section Leader 1.2,3,4; Upstage Risk 1,2; Jazz Band 2; International Forum 2; Who ' s Who Among Ameri- can High School Students 4; Society of Distinguished Ameri- can High School Students 3; UGA Certificate of Merit 3; Academic All-American 3; Governor ' s Honors Program 3; French II Award 2; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; All State Band 1,2,4; Solo and Ensemble 1.2,3,4; Concert Choir 4; Most Talented 4. MELISSA GAIL ROBERTS Entered ' 81 Basic; VICA 2; Chorus 1,3. ROBERT JOHN ROBERTS Entered ' 81 College Prep; Football 1,2; Wrestling 2; Arts VICA 3; DCT VICA . hn:,]E :,EE ROSS Entered ' 81 Bat.K; ' - , ,, ;!] i; Basket- ball 1; Varsity I, c: .. j] j,?,4; All- County Junior Y ' i - ... ,. ,:.„.. KELLY CIA y: . -UETTE Entered ' 81 College Prep ; Vi--: .. ■, .u:;r;e 13: Kevwaa- ettes 23.4; FCA l,2,y, Gaphk Art?, VICA 4; 8eta Club 2; Powder Puff Football 4; Studeni: Council 2,4; Soccer Sweet- heart 2,3; Reflections 4; Who ' s Wiio Among American High School Studer.t,s 4. THOMAS JOSEPH ROWELLJR. Entered ' 81 College Prep; Marching Band i,2,J: Symphonic Band 1,2,3,4: Jazz Band 1,2.3,4; Junior Achievement 5; Presi- dent 3. TODD MICHAEL ROY Entered ' 82 College Prep; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1; Graphic Arts VICA 3,4; Foreign Language Club 1; Reflections 4. WARD HANSON SACHS Entered ' 81 College Prep; Basketball 1.2,3,4; Golf 1; Key Club 1,2.3,4; Honor Roll 1.2,3,4; Academic Awatd in Basket- ball 3. CYNTHIA LAWANDA SADDLER Entered ' 81 Basic: Drafting ViCA 2; VICA Foods 2,3.4; President 3; OCT VICA 3,4. JARROD DWAYNE SANDERS Entered ' 81 Basic; Men ' s Chotas 1,2,3.4; Secretary 1,2.3,4; DCT VICA 5,4; Perfect Attendance Award. AER SANGPHIN Entered ' S2 College Prep, TERRY LAMONDE SCRUTCHINS Entered ' 81 College Prep; Track 3,4. DARREN GREGORY SEGARS Entered ' 81 College Prep; Marching Band 1,2,3.4; Squad Leader 3,4; Symphonic Band 1,2,3,4; Section Leader J.4; Jazz Band 1,2,3,4; Soccer 1,2; Key Club 2.3.4; Student Council 1.2,3.4; L pstage Risk 3; Concert Choir 4. JEFFREY MARK SHAMBLIN Entered ' 81 College Prep; Tennis Team 1,2.3,-4; Key Club 1; Interac-t Club 1,2; Homecoming Court 1,2.4; Graphic Arts VICA 4; Powder Puff Cheerleader 4; Georgia Merit Schoki Award 3; Who ' s Who Among American High School Stu- dents 4j Best Looking 4. CHERIE DEMISE SHARPTON Entered ' 81 Basic: International Club 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 2; Social Science Fair Winner 2,3; FBLA 3,4; President 4. GLENDA MACHELLE SHELTON Entered ' 8! College Ptep: BasketbaU 1,2,3,4; Softball 2; FBLA 3,4. SONYA KAYE SHERROD Entered ' 83 College Prep; VICA 4. BRONWYNE DEANNA SMITH Entered ' 81 College Prep; International Club 1; FB Executive Internship 4. JOEL DAVID SMITH Entered ' 81 College Prep; Football 1,2,3.4; Baseball 2,4; Soc- cer 1; Track 2,3,4; Graphic Ans VICA 3,4; Key Club 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 3; Powder Puff Football Coach 4. KEITH ALEXANDER SMITH Entered ' 81 College Prep; Key Club 1,2,3,4; Te Soccer 1,2,3,4; Best Defensive Award 2,3; Hond Football 4. ROBERT MATTHEW SMITH Entered ' 81 College Prep; Interact 1,2; DCT VICA 3,4; Graphic Arts VICA 4; Baseball 2; Freshman Football 1; Homecoming Court 4. SUSAN LEIGH SMITH •81 College Prep; Marching Band 1,2,3,4; Squad Symphonic Band 1,2,3,4. VIRGINIA LYNNE SMITH pntered 81 College Prep; FCA 1,2; Interettes 2,3,4; Interna- feonal Forum 3; Powder Puff Football 4; Graphic Arts VICA fk Marching Band 1,2,3.4; Flags 1; Symphonic Band 1,2; Reflections 4; Who ' s Who Among American High School fstudents 4; Who ' s Who 4. WAYNE BRUCE SMITH Entered ' 81 College Prep; Metals VICA 2; Treasurer 2; Inter- Ua 3.4; Treasurer 4; DCT VICA 4. ' REGINALD LEVET STAFFORI l:Entered 81 College Prep; Student Council 2; Graphic Arts fviCA 3; DCT VICA 4. BART A. STAINES ' Entered ' 81 College Prep; Baseball 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Foot- ball 1,2; Interact 1,2,3; Honor Roll 3,4; Graphic Arts VICA 3,4; Powder Puff Football Coach 4. TERRANCE LETRAL STEELE Entered 81 Basic; JV Basketball 2,3; Varsity BasketbaU 4; Homecoming Court 4. ANTHON Y JOSE PH STELMACH [ Entered ' 81 College Prep. io.. ' . r , j B skecbali 4, Academic Bowl Team 2,3,4. Nfath Team 1, 4, Ke Club 4, Knowledge tdster Team 4, Typing U Award :, Advanced .Algehra and Tngonometrv Award , P E Award 3. Georgia Certificate of Merit 5. Society ot Distinguished Amcr.c.-n Hi h School Students Award 3, Presbyterian Jun or Fellow ' , Boiton University Summer Scholar i. Academic All-Anierican 3, Most Intellectual 4 METlIELOxMESE HILWATHA TUMERI STEPHENS Entered «1 College Prep, International Club 1 ) Soccer 2 Ohmpun i. X ' ho ' s Who Among American High icliooi Studenct, Society of Distinguished American High School Students DAVID FORD STONE Entered 81 Basic, Football 1,3,3, Baseball 4 KIMBERLEY PAIGE STRICKLAND Entered ' } College Prep, Upitagc Risk 3. VOT 4, FBLA 4 TRECIA DIANE Sl TTON Entered ' 81 Basic, FCA 1, FHA 1, ,4, Women ' s Chorus 1.3. Softball 1, Varsity Voilevball 2. Poyy-der Putt Football 4 JULIE MARLIESE TANNER Entered SI College Prep, FCA 1 2 Women ' s Chotus 1.2.3; Concert Choir 2,3, VICA 3, I ' pstage Risk 1 2 BOHDANNA IKES TARASIUK Entered ' 83 College Prep, Music Appreciation 1,2, French Club 1.2, Voilevball 1,2, Optam 2, Spanish Club 2, Slavic Club 2, League of L ' krainian Catholic Youth 2. Who ' s Who Among American High School Students. Society of Distin- guished Ametican High School Stadents, Honor Roll 3,4, Academic AU-Amencan KEITH KAIIIL THOMAS Entered SI College Prep. Men s Chorus 1.2.3. Concert Choir 4, Student Council 1, Honor Chorus 2.3.4 Perfect Atten- dance 3 4.JV Football 2, Varsity Football 3.4, Wrestling 2,4, Metals vaCA 3, Powder Putt Cheerleader 4, Powder Puff Homecoming Court 4, Cio.se-l ' p Program 4. Basketball Manager 2. Perfect Attendance 4 CEDRIC MALCOLM TIGGS Entered 81 College Prep. CHRISTOPHER ALAN TIGRETT Entered ' 81 Vocational, Concert Band 1, Graphic x ' Vrts t. KENNETH JAMES TINNERMON Entered «1 Basic. Drafting VICA 1,2, Treasurer 2, DOT VICA ,4, Auromotue VICA Vice-President 4, Perfect At- tendance 3 4 JANET JANINE TCX)LE Entered ' 81 College Prep, Student Council 1,4, Homecoming Court 1.4. Tennis Team 1,2, Graphic Arts VICA ,4. Parlia- menrarian 3, Vice-President 4, Valentine Court ' •, Kevwan- ette.s. Best Looking 4. Outstanding Grapl-ucs Srudenr Award 3. REGINA KAY TUCKER Entered ' 85 College Prep; Softball 1; Basketball 1,2; An Club 1,2; Ir. Tr)- 1; LA 2,3.-i; Powder Puff Football 4. LORI ANN TURNER Enterea ' 82 College P«p; FBiA 3,4; Parliamentatian surer 4; Baseball Babes 4; Co-Captain 4, MARY SANGES VAUGHAN Enterea ' SI College Prep; Marchmg Band 1,2,5,4; Symphonic Band 1.2,3.4; FCA 1.4; International 2.3; Vice-President 2; Ptesident 3; Band Chapkm 4; Keywanettes 3,4; Attendance Committee 4; Upstage Risk 2; ' W ' ho ' s Who Among American High School Students; Perfect Attendance 3; Who ' s Who 4. MIKEAL ANTHONY VERHINE Entered ' 81 College Prep; Key Club; VICA. THOMAS EDWARD WARE Entered ' 84 Basic; Echo 3; Pitchfork 4; Reflections 4. MELISSA KAY WARNER Entered ' 81 College Prep; Calinat) ' Arts 1,2; VOX 3; Foods VICA 4. JKATHRYN DIANE WASMER | ' 81 Basic; Women ' s Chorus 1; Soccer Sweetheart 4;, MICHELLE DENISE WEBB Entered ' 82 College Prep; Band 1; Drama 1,2; 4; InteretteS MARION EUGENE WEEMS lEntered ' 81 College Prep; Varsity Tennis Team 3,4; Hono: IRoU 3.4, Attendance Award 3,4. RANDY MARTIN WEINER I Entered 81 College Prep; Interact 1.2; Golf 2,3,4; Most Im- proved 2,3; Graphic Arts VICA 4; Who ' s Who Among i American High School Students 4; Powder Puff Cheerleader [ 4; Honor Roll 3,4. ROBERT MICHAEL WEINER • Entered ' 81 College Prep; Tennis Team 1,2,3,4; Georgia Certi- ficate oi Merit; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. ANDERS CHRISTIAN WEISSENBERG ; Entered ' 81 Basic KL tbLKLV Ll ' NiX WHEELER Entered SI College P-cp Komcni Chotm 1,2 Jumor Achievemei • 2 .retts . Drama 4 FBLA 4 Honor Cho rus 1,2 GREGO)- ' hL CH WHITE Enterea 81 College I ' tp FoorbMl ' 2, 4, fndas s Crc« 4 Spirit Award ?,4, TraLk i 2,1 4, Wrestling i, CiptHin •! Baseball 4 Kev Club 1,.M , Punltc Rekt ,to President Vice-President 4 Gr pliK Art ICA 4 Perfect Attendant.e JOHN GREGORY W HITE Entered 81 College Prep football 1 DOT 4 DCT VICA 4, Graphic Arts VICA 4 JULIE IRENE WHITECOTTON Entered 81 College Prep, International Club 1 2 Intetettes 2,5,4; Upstage Risk I 2 DCT VICA 4. Choir 1 ReRecrion 4, Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 4 JOHN BRADLEY WHITTEN Entered ' 81 College Prep; Interaa 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Base- ball I.2,},4; Wrestling 2; Student Council 4; Powder Puff Football Cheerleader 4; Graphic arts VICA 3,4; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 4. TERRI LYNN WILDER Entered ' 81 College Prep: FCA I; Band 1; Tennis Team 2; Interettes 2; Kej-wanettes 5.4; Olympian 3.4; Business Man- ager 4; Most Valuable Olympian Member 3; Powder Puff Football 4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students 4. KATHRYN LOUISE WILHELM Entered ' 81 College Prep; Beta Club 1,2.3.4; Marching Band 1,2; Symphonic Band 1.2; Interettes 2,5; Keywanettes 3,4; Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 3; Varsity Football Cheer- leader 4; Newberry College Summer Scholar 3; Who ' s Who Am ong American High School Students 3; Presbyterian Col- lege Junior Fellow 5; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3; Algebra I Award 1; Georgia Certi- ficate of Merit 3; Academic Ail-Americans 3. JOHN FREDERICK WILLIAMS Entered ' 81 College Prep; Varsity Football 2,4; Varsity Bas- ketball 5,4; Varsity Golf 1,2.3.4; Graphic Arts VICA 5,4; Key Club 3,4; Who ' s Who Among American High School Stu- dents; Graphic Arts VICA Opening and Closing Team 5,4; Parliamentarian 4; Student Council 4; Most Improved Golfer 1; Most Valuable Golfer 2. TANIE LEAYN YORK Entered ' 81 College Prep; Drama 1; Women s Chorus 2, Secretary 2; JV Cheerleader 2; Soccer Sweethearts 2; VICA Reporter 3; LA 4; Historian 4; Student Council 1. m ALICE MARIE YOUNG Entered ' 81 College Prep; Soccer Sweetheart 2,3.4; Soccer Statistician 5,4; Powder Puff Football 4; Interettes 2.3; Up- stage Risk 1,2; International Club 1,2; VICA Drafting 2, ,4; Vice-President 5; Fall Leadership Conference 4; FCA 2, Choir 1; Junior Achievement 2. REBECCA CHRISTINE ZELLARS Entered ' 81 Basic; Track 1,2; Intetnational Club 4; Construc- tion ' VICA 4; Secretary 4. Mt NOT PICTURED: m TRAVIS O ' KELL SUMMEROUR Entered ' 81 Basic; Basketball 1.2.3.4; Football 2,3.4. Athleric Award 1; Spirit Award 3; Defensive Player of the Week 4; ■% ' FOM Defensive Flavor of the ' ear 4; Marietta Daily Jour- nal Defensive Player of the ' year 4. MILDRED THERESIA WILLIAMS Entered ' 81 Basic; Chorus 1,2; Junior Achievement 1; Powder Puff Football 4; B-Team Basketball 2; FBLA 4, VOT 4. Beauty, eh Hanging out between classes. See Sally, the book says KE = ' .i MV2. Jeanne . . . Quit dreaming The strangest people turn up at M.H.S. JUNIORS DEBBI DAVIS PRESIDENT GINA ANN CARLTON VICE-PRESIDENT CYNTHIA RICKS SECRETARY TONYA FREEMAN TREASURER We came three years ago; In one year, we will go. So many memories we ' ve shared; You know those teachers cared. Powder Puff ' 84, Juniors won By an abounding score. The Junior-Senior Prom was such fun; Some came as two, Some as one. The ring of our class We will wear, There are many memories yet to share! Phillip Douglas Class of ' 86 CLASS OF ' 86 Eugene Adams Jeff Allen Amber Allison Lesley AUred Lisa Almeida Lee Arnold Bill Baker Vince Bartlett Darrin Bartsch Rosina Bates Shelia Bedford Nancy Bell Jinnifer Bennett German Bercouitz Cendy Black Joy Blanchard Russ Bonds Philip Bowler John Branch Brian Brandt Ben Brooks Jeff Brown Peter Browne Bert Bryant Chad Bryant Judy Bryant Andrea Burdeshaw Eleanor Butler Jimmy Butler Rose Butler Carole Call Corey Cambron Patric Cantwell Gina Ann Carlton Cris Chastain Kimberly Clark Derinda Cook Ellen Cook William Cooper Beth Corn Daryel Cox Pattie Crist Scott Crittenden Tina Crockett Candy Cuthbert Cheryle David Debbi Davis Kim Davis JUNIORS Kim Davis Leslie Davis Donna Deitz Jeff deMontigny Melissa DePriest Phil Douglas Cappy Doxey Robert Dunn Demetrius Dunnigan John East Paul Elliot Dan Ethridge Keith Fagiier Lynda Farquharson Gina Ferguson Rich Field Russel Flanagan Tonya Freeman David Fuller Angelia Garret Lesa Garza Deanna Guantt Sonya Gay Melissa Gentry Juan George Michelle George Mark Gibbs Miriam Gomez David Gosset Stacy Greene Anthony Gregg Jeanie Gregory Traci Griffith Scott Hamrick Tina Harrison Jennifer Haverty Oneal Hinton Billy Holt Beth Huber Shellie Hufstetler Russel Hunter Laura Irish Susan Ivey Daniel Johnson Karen Johnson Moya Johnson Randal Johnson Sallie Johnson CLASS OF ' 86 Shirlyn Johnson Vemeca Johnson Annette Jones Cedric Jones Maria Jones Steve Jordan Susan Jordan Dawn Keating Serey Kong Greg Kruczynski Jeff Landis Tonia Lawrence Marie Ledet Ginnie Little Edward Loder Clay Long Paula Lyons David Marshall Mary Matthews Paul Mayes Shawn McAfee Melody McCroskey Mary Beth McCurdy Rick McLean Thomas Milo Randel Miltiades Donna Mines Theresa Misiaveg Mary Mitchell Sam Moon Howell Moore James Moore Windi Moore Kim Morris Shea Meyers Taylor Nierling Todd Olvis Lanier Owensby Phil Parkerson Marva Payton Ann Pennamon Bill Perry Chris Phillips Mark Pickelsimer Laura Pontious Michael Price Mary PriUaman Karen Queen JUNIORS Michelle Quiros Jill Rainey Kelley Ramsey Teresa Rankin Beth Reddoch Ashley Reese Bill Reeves Jose Reyes Tammy Richards Cynthia Ricks Alford Robinson David Robinson Elizabeth Rodriguez Melissa Rohner John Roma Angelique Roper Brian Roper Traci Rose Bernard Ross Missy Ross Raylon Ruggles Vikki Rust Tommy Ryan Steve Salyers Curtis Scrugham Penny Sexton Todd Shaw Todd SiUiman Roy Simmons Shana Simmons John Sinclair Charlie Sineath Francis Smith Michelle Smith Sherman Smith Stacy Smith Karen Somerlot Sandra Southard Billy Sparks Angle Spiva Ken Stadler Lisa Stegall Jay Stevens Sharon Stover Rodney Summerour Michael Tanner Sarey-Teng Carla Thomas CLASS OF ' 86 Butch Thompson Jay Thompson Todd Tibbs Scott Townson Tuan Tran Jimmy Turner Diane Tyson Woody Waters Dwana Watson James Watkins Kim Watts Alec Waugh Diedre Wheeler Charita White Michael White Truman Wilbanks Kim Wilkes Keith Williams Michael Willis Tracey WiUoughby Susan Wimberly Vinether Wise Dawn Wooldridge Shawn Wright Todd Wynn Sokea Yim Jeff Zajdel Not Pictured: Robin Feagans Yolanda Gomez Chiquita Hill Leo Love Scott Meyer Steve Mints Steven Newman Kenneth Perkins Samantha Philpot Tasha Smith Maria Wright Melissa Wynn JUNIORS Mr. Garrett, get oft the sundial I ' ve got to subscribe!! Research ... on him. CLASS OF ' 86 SOPHOMORES JOE ESKRIDGE PRESIDENT DAVID BROOKES VICE PRESIDENT KIMBRELL DUPREE SECRETARY JOE MAYTON TREASURER SOPHOMORES. CHEERING, LEARNING, YOUNG, FUNNY, 16, THE CLASS OF ' 87. FILLED WITH SOPHOMORE PRIDE THE YEAR FOR CRUSHES AND DATES, THE CLASS FOR HAVING FUN! 10th GRADERS. LOVING, WORKING, PROUD, HAPPY, FLIRTY, THE CLASS OF ' 87 CLASS OF ' 87 Michael Allen Lewis Alvey Tina Alvey Risa Anglin Jackie Arnold Jeff Asbury Kaye Bakatsas Alfonso Ballard Betsy Banks Jaime Barfield Carla Barrows Erica Betts Kathleen Blackmon Steve Blades Diane Boatwright Charles Bobo John Borden James Boyd Nicole Bowen Sherri Breeding Jeff Bowlen Denise Brock David Brookes Darryl Brown Eddie Brown Mike Brown Stephanie Brown Cindy Burgess Billy Butterworth Tom Button Tricia Capogrossi Kathy Carder Shawn Carlay Jodi Carr Dean Carver Leigh Anne Cash Michelle Cason Pete Cassara Chris Chastain David Chism Jennifer Clabby Ronald Clark Honey Clay Jerome Clegg Elinoranne Clotfelter Brian Coburn Anthony Cook Byrice Cook SOPHOMORES Barry Cochran Jahaziel Cook Andy Cromer Vivian Cox Jerry Crane Kelly Crosby Karen Davenpot Rhonda David Cheryl Delk Stephen Derks Liz Derthick Tautie Devane Ida Dial Shea DiUard Ashley Doris Catherine Dornbos Peggy Duncan Demetrius Dunngan Kimbrell Dupree Angle Durr Greg Edwards James Ellis Joe Eskridge Dacy Espy Nina Fey Sean Fields Jason Ford Lisa Ford Candi Foster Tresi Freeman Donna Garrett David Garrison David Gilreath Jeffrey Glover Gayle Gladden Robin Gober Steve Gober Beth Goodlet Jason Goggins Michelle Grant Nick Graham Demetria Gresham Tonia Gresham Selena Groves Lesa Hammond Todd Haney Christy Happolat Kim Harden CLASS OF ' 87 Sherry Harper Gail Harris Sharon Hawkins Jason Hayes Rufus Heath Rebecca Hepworth Angehc Hill Rena HoUoman Aaron Hosea Andrew Hosea Bryon Howard Leslie Howell Mai Hua Elaine Huber Kim Hubert Tanya Huiel David Huiel Trice Huiel Lisa Hulak Candler Hunt Stephanie Hunter Kinberly Hutchins Trinise Hutchinson Chris Hynek Philip Jacobs Clay James Daniel Johnson Tammy Johnson Cedric Jones Kurt Jones Brian Joseph Eric Kelley Bounthavy Keonet Michelle Key Shannon Key Anna King Ron King Tamey Kinney Erick Kobres Amy Kruczynski Mike Lambert Jim Lane Anthony Laster Tina Laughter Scott Lawrence Ladora LeCroy Hyungsook Lee Darryl Lewis SOPHOMORES Tim Lindley Allison Littleton Leslie Lotenz Christine Lores Tommy Lovato Kathy Lovinggood Robert Loviska Scott Luckett Corey Luster Fonda Luster Jerald Luster Patrick Mackey Larry Manley Phatrath Manysab Forrest Marsh Kelli Martin Joe Mayton Brent McBride Heather McCary Terrio McClinton Angela McConnell Robert McDaniel Doug McFalls Robert McGuigan Maria McKinney Kathy McNamara Morgan McNeel Terry Meeks Michelle Merchant Jennifer Mecure Brian Miller Tanya Miller Thomas Milo Terri Mitchell Tommy Mitchell Lisa Moats Daryl Montie Judy Moody Yolanda Moody Clarisa Moore Crystal Moore Gary Moore Mary Beth Morison David Moss Darren Moss Sharon Mott Richard MuUins Russell MuUins CLASS OF ' 87 Rob Murray Thai Wguyen Dana Ogle Gina Ogletree Celestina Owens Russ Owens Lee Patrick Teresa Painter Sandra Perkins Teresa Pickens Joey Pigott Jay Pollock Matt Pope Kelli Porter Bobby Price Jason Priebe Chris Pruett Pat Pruitt Chris Purcell Phet Raksasouk Shaunda Redding Ray Reed Michelle Reyes Debbie Rhodes Billy Rice Robertson Stephanie Robertson Kim Robinson Carlos Rodriguz Scott Roma Mary Rosser Keith Roy Deanna Ryan Tony Rzasa Benard Sampler Matt Sams Wes Sand fur Kendra Sanders Eve Schremp Donnie Scott Patrick Scott Steve Sears Scott Segers Anthony Shannell Dawn Sierra Chad Shiflett Debbie Smith Kim Smith SOPHOMORES Robert Smith Tim Smith Michael Stanton Lisa Stelmach Angela Stephens Susan Stephens Barry Sutton Christina Swain Susan Tabb Sharon Tatum Undra Thomas Tad Thompson Cindy Thurman Teri Tillman Shelby Tobler Marian Turner Anthony Upshaw Jennifer Vandiver Ernest Vaughn Tricee Walker Cheryl Walker Fredericka Washington Curtis Watson Mary Ann Watkins Brian Waugh Joycelyn Wells Sandy Wessler Yolanda Whisenton Craig White Richard White John Wholen Donny Wilbanks Lashonda Williams Tim Williams Christina Wilson Keith Womack Kelly Wright Kirsten Wrinkle Leann Yoda NOT PICTURED: George Baker, Peter Brownjeff Clark, Travis Copeland, Michelle Cornwell, Ronald Paul Davis, Gregory Edwards, Rennis Exicoff, Dwight Garrett, Eric Goodings, Tildred Head, Billy Robinson, Thomas Shattuck, Paul Slaven, Todd Tibbs, Dwana Watson, Tony Williams. IN MEMORY OF LISA MICHELLE RANKIN (1968-1984) The Marietta High School Student Body, 1984-1985 SOPHOMORES Time to grub!!! CLASS OF ' 87 The lights are on, but nobody ' s home! Is this voodoo or a new kind of dance? Wanna go to the Boy George concert GO, BIG BLUE!! FRESHMEN CASEY JONES PRESIDENT KERI STEVENS VICE PRESIDENT CARLA GOBER SECRETARY MELODY BROWN TREASURER Wide-eyed wonder Questions at every corner Where ' s the ticket for the Pep Rally? Is that the elevator to third floor? Cheering the Blue Devils on Buying tickets for the dances Looking up to the upperclassmen Will we ever arrive? Crushes on Senior guys (Sometimes wearing a jacket or two) Record-size Freshmen class To its record size spirit, Yelling to win the spirit stick. Planning and hoping to be a Sophomore. CLASS OF ' 88 Tom Adams Richard Adamson Lieha Albertson Michelle Almond Scott Amacker Tressa Amburgey Michael Amos Marshall Appenieller Sandra Appling Jennifer Asberry Scott Bagley Matthew Bailey Patrick Bailey Brian Baker Erik Baker Junior Banks Missy Bankston Dana Barber William Barker James Barlow Demetria Barnes Destiny Barnwell Robyne Barnwell Kent Bates Christy Bedelle Bonnie Benise Steven Bennett Barbara Berry Donna Berryman Chris Bertolo James Bickley Windy Blades Naniya Bostic Renea Brandan Roger Brittain Serena Britt Maurice Brooks Denise Brown Melody Brown Mike Brown Traci Brown Eddie Bryant Kevin Bryant Penny Bryant April Buggs Khanh Bui Jimmie Burns Lenny Burns FRESHMEN Scott Burns Mandy Butler Jessica Butts Courtney Callahan Brian Campbell Julie Campbell Anthony Canales Dee Canales Adrienne Candler Rhonda Cantrell Dawn Carlton Laura Carpenter Eddie Carter Chris Chance Flori Chastain Calvin Cherry Ann Clendening Blaine Clotfelter Tammy Coger Amy Collins KeShanda Comer Akella Cook Angle Cook Daniel Cook Shawn Copeland Joey Copley Michelle Cornwell Carey Cox Deana Cox Hawley Crary Tony Cribbs Stephen Crissey Penny Crowe Melissa Crymes Lisa Cull Jeff Cull Karen Davenport Keigh Davidson Kenny Davidson Angle Davis Chuck Davis Zan Davis David Dawkins William DeLand Trina Delk Deidre DeLoach Luis Diaz Christie Dinham CLASS OF ' 88 Harry Dinham Michael Dixon Kevin Dobbs Tina Dobbs Sherri Donlay Denise Donnelly Dewayne Dorris Kristi Drennon Ray Drew Bobby Duncan Ellen Dupree Joel Dye Nancy East Corey Echols Charles Elrod Sherry Espy Tammy Falsetta Chris Fellows Sherri Fields Carol Fitts Valorie Fitzpatrick Melissa Flanagan Barbara Floyd Marion Floyd Bernard Freeman Joyanna Freeman Doug Fuller Scott Gallops Mary Ganues Beth Gardner Julie Gardner Kim Garrett Frank Gaudious Renee Geoffrey Mark Gibbs JoEUen Gladney Carla Gober Cordelia Gober Elizabeth Godsey Finas Goodwin Waseem Goreja Jason Gramling Tim Grant Lynn Gray Brian Green Reece Grogan Michael GuUate Michelle Halman FRESHMEN Wilhelmina Hampton Lance Hancock Guy Hankins Patrick Harper Claude Harrison Beth Haverty Anthony Hayes Glena Haynes Billy Head Frank Hendrick John Herron Frantz Hightower Patrick Hill Patrick Hill Paul Hill Nathan Hitchcock Andrea Hobday Lea Hodges Joey Holland Sherman HoUoman Brad Holbrook Toni HoUiday Kathy Hood Kenny Howard Karen Howard John Hudson Rhonda Hughes Tawnya Huiel Haley Hunter Anita Hutchins Kesha Hutson Alan Ingram Judah Jackson Chip Jervey Casey Jones Leon Jones Oliver Jones Cynthia Johnson John Johnson Melissa Johnson Sonya Johnson Robbie Keener Mark Kendrick Patrica Kennedy Ricky Key Aram Khorrum Will Kimzey David Kinard CLASS OF ' 88 Denise King Dessie King James King Karen King Todd King Poo Kittiphanh Charlotte Knight Danny Knight George Knight Ansley Knox Kelly Kyburz Becky Lamanac Jenny Landis Penni Lane Carla Larsen Stacy Larsen Tiffany Larson Adam LaBorde Clete Ledford Jung Lee Steven Leonard Melissa Liebel Stacy Lorren Stacey Lott Al Lovinggood Paula Loviska Christi Lovvorn Carolyn Maddox Gina Madrid Stuart Major Rob Malsby Alisa Mann Rodney Martin Travis Matthews Maureie Mathis Dede Mathison Brian Mayes Kim Maynard Kim McArthur John McCleskey Tracey McClinton Ahcia McClure Donnie McCoUum Wesley McConnell Margaret McCullough Larry McHugh Todd McManus George McReynolds FRESHMEN Tammy McTaggart Lisa McWiUiams Jerry Merriweather Ann Miller Oriz Miller Tommy Miller Kitty Millirons David Milnder Craig Mink Elizabeth Misiaveg Andrea Mitchell Chason Mitchell Michelle Mitchell Nicole Mitchell Shannon Mize Calvin Moore Deloris Momore Kevin Moore Steve Moore Stacy Morris Lori Morrison Michael Morrison Robert Morrison Jay Mote Frank Mott Vickie Mott Stephen Myers Yves Neidingler Lyn Nichols Mike Nix An Nop Dy Nop San Norgh Kristen Northington Bronwyn O ' Dell Audra Oliver Blaine Orton Deanna Orton Burr Osoinach David Owen Daquen Ownes Derrick Owens Eric Owens Antonio Paden Darlene Paden Kyong Pak Lauren Pannell Melissa Parker I CLASS OF ' 88 Roger Patel Curtis Patton Darrell Payne Scott Peeples Billy Perkins Bob Perkins Hinpeth Phommerinh Candy Pittard Tim Porter Clif Poston Lhauna Powier Joe Rainwater James Ray Jerry Ray Pshotosh Razdan Kristy Reed Michael Reeder Beth Reeves Mischa Reyes Myra Richards Tina Richards Butch Richardson Connis Richardson Monique Richardson Melissa Roberson Brian Robinson Dawn Robinson Kevin Robinson Ivan Rodriquez Jennifer Roper Michael Roper Sharon Ross Tracey Rounds Doug Ruler Sandi Rust Willie Sallywhite Sharlon Sampler Debra Schenck Justine Schremp Elizabeth Schulz Tommy Setser Michael Seward Becky Sharpton Kariann Scheer Gaul Shellhouse Shannon Shogren Iris Silman Cathy Simms FRESHMEN Suzanne Simpson Mazio Skelton Betsy Smith Dana Smith Donnie Smith Sharon Smith Teddy Smith Angela Snell Joel Soloman Kimberly Sonnerfield Samantha Stafford Brent Stahlman P. Stanley Wendy Steffey Daren Stegali Jody Stephens Keri Stevens Sloan Stribling Terrell Summerour Renee Sutton Brad Sweet Mark Tarrant Paige Taylor Eddie Thackston Gerald Thomas Trinette Thomas Regina Thompson Anthony Thuman Kris Thurman Kim Tibbs Brent Tiggs Kim Tinsley Josh Touchton James Tuck Sherri Turner Thomas Tyler Leighanne Wallace Chris Waters Tammy Weissenberg Nancy Wentz Candi Wheeler Jason White Michelle White Jennifer Wiederman Joe Wigenton Dwayne Wilburn Carol Williams Jay Williams CLASS OF ' 88 Melissa Williams Jacquelyn Willis Renee Willis Brad WiUoughby Darby Wills Dawn Wilson Patti Wilson Tammy Wingfield Tim Witherow Ann Withers Wendy Wofford Britt Wood Kelvin Wood Billy Woods Tomy Worthy Edna Wright Heather Young Kim Young Tommy Young Not Pictured: Robin Beasley Joe Boatwright Judy Bryant Sak Chun Jason Coutu Cheryl Deweese Lynn Elrod Tarvan Hampton Darlene Harper Kenneth Heath Carol Holden Scottie Huiel Christopher Johnson Eddie Johnson Frank Kendrick Phavieng Kittiphanh Somphie Kittyphank Clarence Lipscomb Lenite Luxner Chris Massey David Moss Paulette Moye Angelia Paden Sueng Phan Randal Redding Willie Robinson Jeffery Smart James Smith Ben Tillman Jeffery Watson Ray White Frank Williams Vinether Wise Michael Workman Jeffery Yoder FRESHMEN Where s the beetV 156 CLASS OF ' 88 May I help y FEAVFiyRES HONORS Winners of Optimist Club Essay Jim Apple, Nancy Bell, and David Bass This year ' s honors recipiants were numerous and diversified. They were stud ents recognized for their talents and abilities to excel in a wide variety of areas. To begin the list, the winners of the Optimist Club Essay Contest were David Bass, Nancy Bell, and Jim Apple. The Optimist Club also recognized Julie Pollock as an outstanding student for 1985. Students attending the GMEA Junior High All-State Band included Eliza- beth Godsey, Ansiey Knox, and Haley Hunter. Our school is not lacking in talent in the foreign language department. Bill Robertson received the first place award in the Foreign Language Declama- tion at Clemson University. Also, Donna Bariman was the recipiant of the first place award in French at Clemson. Students who will be attending the Governor ' s Honors Program this summer include Kelli Martin, Nancy Bell, and Candler Hunt. First place winners in Social Science this past fall included Andrew Hosea, Aaron Hosea, Ashley Doris, Ashutosh Razdan, and Matthew Bailey. Second place awards went to Robert McDaniel, Candler Hunt, Marian Turner, Traci Griffith, and Scott Roma and Billy Butterworth for a joint effort. Selected for third place awards were James Stevens, Joe Mayton, Julie Gardner, and Roger Patel. Other honors included The Voice of Democracy Award which was given to Aaron Hosea, and the Hugh O ' Brian Outstanding Sophomore Award, which went to Andrew Hosea in recognition for his leadership abilities. Also, Craig Brookes was selected to be the WFOM Correspondent. His duties included a live broadcast on Friday nights centered around a synopsis of the Marietta High School football game. Optimist Club Outstanding Student for 1985 Julie Pollock GMEA Junior High All-State Band Elizabeth Godsey, Ansiey Knox, and Haley Hunter First Place in the Foreign Language Declamation at Clemson University — Bill Robertson. 1985 « - 1L Governor ' s Honor Program Deanna Gaunt, Kelli Martin, Chandler Hunt, Nancy Bell, and Phillip Jacobs. First Place in French at Clemson — Donna Bariman Second place in Social Science Robert McDaniel, Marian Turner, Traci Griffith, Scott Roma and Billy But- terworth. First place winners in Social Science Andrew Hosea, Aaron Hosea, and Ashley Doris. Third place award in Social Science Julie Gardner, James Stevens, and Joe Mayton. First place winner in Social Science Ashutosh Razdan aijb||g-jjj-||affi ' f . - 1 t . j;T ■ Voice of Democracy Award — Aaron Hosea Hugh O ' Brian Outstanding Sophomore Award — Andrew Hosea Junior Leadership Theresa Misiaveg and Donna Deitz WFOM Correspondent Award— Craig Brookes Governor ' s Honors Program Kristen Kyburz, Michael Reece, Mellisa Boch, Tammy Brown, Chris Dejarnett, and Jim Apple. ' Valentine Court ' 85 Each year, our school selects a Valentine King and Queen in honor of Valentine ' s Day. The court is made up of a King and Queen candidate selected by members of each club throughout MHS. These representatives are then put on a ballot and voted on by the student body. The 1985 Valentine Court was presented at a pep rally on Friday, February 8; yet the winners ' names are kept secret until the annual Valen- tine ' s skating party. This keeps the student body in suspense for almost a week in eager anticipa- tion of the results. It is not until the night of the skating party that it is revealed who will be crowned this year ' s Valentine King and Queen of Marietta High School. Congratulations to the Valentine King and Queen; John Roma, and Eleanor Butler. Black History Week ' 85 -■ - r ' TT. February 11-15, 1985 was designated as Black History Week at Marietta High School. It was a week which was designed to promote under- standing between people. The goal of Black His- tory Week was to encourage students at MHS to learn something new each day abnout famous black Americans and their heritage. The activi- ties this week included various speakers, spiritual singings, five-minute spots on black Americans in the classroom, and library displays. STAR Each year, students from Cobb County Schools, Joseph T. Walker, and Marietta City Schools are chosen as Star Students. At MHS, this title was bestowed upon Melissa Bock. To meet the qualifi- cations of Star Student, one must have a high SAT score, academic excellence, and high goals for the future. Melissa has met these standards, indeed, with her high SAT score and her excellent grades throughout high school. Next year, Melissa has plans to major in pre-med, either at the University of Georgia or Georgia Tech, both which have offered her scholarships. Melissa was filled with anticipation at the thought of receiving this honor, and she was excited when notified by a representative from the Metro Marietta Kiwanis Club. She is looking forward to a banquet which will be held to honor all Star Stu- dents from the area. STAR STUDENT Student Teacher Achievement Recognition 1985 One duty of the Star Student is to choose a Star Teac her. This was a difficult and thoughtful deci- sion for Melissa to make; yet, she finally chose Ms. Judy Williams. Melissa took into consideration that she and Ms. Williams have known each other for quite some time. Studying under Ms. Williams for three years, Melissa has gotten to know her very well. She says of the latter she is concerned about how I am as a person not just as a student. Ms. Williams certainly is a go-getter in the field of edu- cation. She studies abroad during the summers, car- ries students on European tours during spring breaks, and is currently enrolled in the Ph.D. pro- gram at Georgia State. Melissa has certainly learned a lot from this great teacher, and she feels that Ms. Williams is very deserving of this honor. TEACHER WHO ' S Artist, Loyal, Beatles Fan Who ' s Who . . . ANN NORTHCUTT Never forget that your ' re unforgettable. Poet. Bookworm, Mature Who ' s Who . . . KIRSTEN PRIEBE A star danced, and under William Shakespeare was I born. Photographer, Tennis, Mrs. Apple Who ' s Who ... LEE BLACK When faced with a mountain, I will not quit! I will keep on striving until I climb over, find a pass through, tunnel underneath — or simply stay and turn the moun- tain into a gold mind with God ' s help! Outgoing, Energetic, Enthusiastic Who ' s Who . . . AMY ANNANDALE Trust in the Lord all thine heart and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct thy paths. Proverbs 3:5,6 WHO Likeable, Everybody ' s friend, Pleasant Who ' s Who . . . HILWATHA STEPHENS The most wasted day of all is that on which we have not A Cherub, Powder Puff Coach, Mr. Nice Guy Who ' s Who . . . DANNY MONTIE The only thing worth have is an earthly existance is ; sense of humor. Pleasing to be Around, Friendly, Humorous Who ' s Who . . . EUGENE WEEMS If you don ' t do your own thinking, some else will do it for you. Edward DeBono Tennis, Cheerleader, Friendly Who ' s Who . . . BETH KING In helping others we shall help ourselves, for whatever good we give out completes the cirlce and comes back to us. HUk jJ ifa i J- ' V-jii ;? 19 Witty, Collen ' s twin. Good Poet Who ' s Who . . . CONNIE FUGUA Character consists of what you do on the third and fourth comes back to us. Quiet, Sweet smile, Miss Music herself Who ' s Who . . . SALLY CHRISTOPHER All things work together for good for those who love the Lord, and are called according to His purpose. Romans 8:28 n r - r Hi l-i WW 4 MB I t. . i 1 Hi ' ' W ' r 4 Cheerleader, Tennis, Keywanette V.P. Who ' s Who . . MARTHA HEATON Could ive see when and where we are to meet again, we would be more tender when we bid our friends good-bye. — Ouida Scott C, Sensitive, Skipper Who ' s Who . . . ROBIN CLARK If men and boys interfere with work and study, quit work and quit study. 85 Band Jock, Sanges, A true friend Who ' s Who . . . MARY VAUGHAN A friend loveth at all times, and a brother is born for adversity. Proverbs 17:17 j|A ' M- 1 ?i t - S A vi; -- -. Lil Rach, Cute, Vivacious Who ' s Who . . . RACHEL JOHNSON No one can make you feel inferior without your con- sent. Anna Eleanor Roosevelt i m 1 m HEp PI HB g j 1 1 v ' il lB ' ' ' ' ■ ' f Flag Captain, Jetter, Dedicated Who ' s Who . . . COLLEEN CALLAHAN Let me live in the house by the side of the road and be a friend to man. Dependable, Nicely Mannered, Food service Who ' s Who . . . BESSIE BAILEY The Lord is my Shepherd, I shall not want. Psalms 23.1 A perfect gentleman, Studies hard, Stephanie Who ' s Who . . . REGGIE HALLMAN Always overcome any hurdle to reach your greatest dream. She-She, Likeable, Sweet Who ' s Who . . . SHELIA NORAH All things are possible to him who believes. Mark 9:23 Friendly, Football, Athlete Who ' s Who . . . KEITH THOMAS Life is a gift that all mankind should share, so share your dreams to reach your goals. Guys, Ace is the place, Emotional Who ' s Who . . . STEPHANIE GURLEY The most wasted day is that on which we have not laughed. Sebastien R.N. Chamfort Friendly, Humorous, Dedicated Who ' s Who . . . FRED WILLIAMS All the intentions are for the best, even the worst ones. Lord Melbourne Flirt, Blaine, Original thinker Who ' s Who . . . KELLY MCKEOWN ■ Don ' t walk in front of me; I may not follow. Don ' t walk behind me; I may not lead. Just walk beside me and be my friend. FCA Prez., Mrs. Cox, Sincere Who ' s Who . . . CONNIE BROWN God ' s requirements are met by God ' s enablings. Quiet, Basketball, Baby-baby-baby Who ' s Who . . , HANSON SACHS How ' bout them dawgs! Rick, A bit jealous, Mt. B ' s right-hand girl Who ' s Who . . . LYNNE SMITH Success, fame, and fortune are all illusions. All that is real is the friendship two can shate. Unknown Keywanette Prez., Cheerleader, Twiggy Who ' s Who . . . KELLI HOLBROOK Strive for your goals and when obtained, the work will have been worthwile. j ' ■ ■ ' A. , A: ' m |rt ll in W Intellectual, Quiet, Michael J. Who ' s Who . . . AMANDA HENDERSON You can only do your best - and that ' s all that mat- ters. Quiet, Shy, Intellectual Who ' s Who . . . PETER KIANG Amelia, Caring, Good student WHO ' S WHO . . . AMY GORDON Fot I know the plans I have for you, says the Lord, plans for welfare and not for evil, to give you a future and a hope. Jeremiah 29;11 Mr. B ' s Niece, Music, Flirtatious WHO ' S WHO . . . HOLLY BONDS Yesterday is but a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision; But today, well lived, makes every yesteiday a dream of happiness, and every tomorrow a vision of hope. from Salutation to the Mr. Music, Kind, Studious WHO ' S WHO . . . CHRIS DEJARNETT Be strong and courageous, do not be afraid or tremble, for the Lord your God is the one who goes with you. He will never fail Ask Tom, Dupre, Contagious smile WHO ' S WHO . . . TREVILLE DUPRE He who seeks a friend without a fault remains ' Quarterback, Pitchfork editor, Pleasant WHO ' S WHO . . . JEFF CRIMM Always look to the future. Never dwell on the past. Keep your head high, always keep trying, and trust God. That is my key to a successful life. Cheerleader, Connie Sue, Outgoing WHO ' S WHO . . . KATHY WILHELM Remain faithful even when facing death and I will give you the crown of life — an unending, glorious future. Revelation 2:10 MOST LOYAL JULIE POLLOCK CRAIG BROOKES FRIENDLIEST BRAD BARFIELD AMANDA JOHNSON WITTIEST GREG WHITE KARI LAWANDALES MOST INTELLECTUAL MELISSA BOCK ANTHONY STELMACH MOST ATHLETIC KIM HUCKABY TONY BREWSTER BEST LOOKING JANET TOOLE MARK SHAMBLIN Most Talented Vicki Broom Michael Reece MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED KRISTEN KYBURZ JIM APPLE SUPERLATIVES _ , .,«fe-1 lj it jf imf , m 1 ■m, H: i- 1985 MR. MHS A Mr. MHS. Jim Reddoch. is a ven ' well-rounded person. His in- volvement in extra-curricular ac- tivities, scholastic achievements, and participation in sports v ill prove this. Jim ' s honors include the Uni- versir ' of Georgia Certificate of Merit, membership in The Soci- ety of Distinguished American High School Students, and Who ' s Who Among American High School Students. Besides his emphasis on aca- demics. Jim has found time to participate in many activities. He has proven his leadership ability this year as president of Key Club. Jim is also a valuable asset to our ath letic department. He is the starting kicker of our varsity foot- ball team and has played soccer for three vears. As a junior. Jim made the All-Star Soccer team and received an honorable men- tion from All-County. It is no wonder that Jim was chosen as Mr. MHS for 1984. Congratulations. Jim! MISS MHS The outstanding senior who has earned the honor of Miss MHS this year is Miss Kelley Morrison. Kelley has been involved in many activities during her four years at MHS. These include Stu- dent Council. FCA, and Beta Club. She is currently the secre- tary of VICA Graphic Aits and the president of Interenes. Kelley has also been a J.V. football and basketball cheer- leader, serving as the co-captain for both. She has been the co- captain for the varsity basketball squad, and is presently the cap- tain. As well as her participation in activities. Kelley also stresses aca- demics. Her achievements can be seen through the numerous awards she has received. Kelley has also been class president for the past two years. It is easy to see why Kelley deserves the honor of Miss MHS. Congratulations. Kelleyl MISS MHS KELLEY MORRISON MR. MHS JIM REDDOCH The student body at Marietta High School enthusiastically showed its spirit during the weetc of Homecoming 1984. This week was enjoyed by everyone, especially seniors, who were among the greatest participants in Spirit Week. Another highlight of Homecoming this year was a special assembly on Friday, followed by the traditional parade. There were many floats involved, but the originality of Graphic Arts ' float won them first place. Yet nothing could detract from the spotlight which fell upon the members of the Homecoming Court. All this Devil pride and spirit was just a prelude to the big event: the Homecoming game and the crowning of the queen. The recipient of the crown and the title ot Homecoming Queen 1984 was none other than Miss Kecha Hall. Escorted by Mr. Terrance Steele, she became the new, proud, (and shocked) Homecoing Queen of Marietta High School. The big finale for Homecoming 1984 was a special dance co-sponsored by the OLYMPIAN and Student Council. This was a great end to a suc- cessful and spirited Homecoming. MISS KECHA HALL HOMECOMING QUEEN 1984 ESCORTED by MR. TERRANCE STEELE 1984 HOMECOMING COURT: Christie Dinham— Brad VCilloughby; Moriic son— Shawn Copeland. Sophomores: Angie Durr— Al Ballard; Ten David Brooks: Ka ' e Bakatsas— Gary Moc Above: Seniors: Larisa Padovani— Mark Shi field; Rachel II— David Harde n— .Matthew Smith Juniors: Andrea Burdeshaw— Bill Reeves; Kin Tommy Ryan; Cappy Doxey— Todd Sillima • ■ 4ff • ■ ■■ ee ' 5 E)S CHANNEL 1 VIDEO Congratulates the Class of ' 85, and gives a personal thank you to TERRI WILDER and AMANDA JOHNSON for their dedication to the business. 680 Powder Springs Street Marietta, Ga. 30060 Phone 429-8942 ( CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 1985! GEORGE BERDANIS BILL CARPENTER CUPBOARD 645 Whitlock Avenue Phone Marietta, GA 30064 424-8994 if) PIGMALION ENT. Fine Jewelry Below Retail Prices 422-0824 GO, BIG BLUE!!! % Compliments of a Friend Dunaway Drugs 311 Marble Mill Rd. Marietta, Ga. 30064 427-5381 Sound Sensations 337 Cobb Parkway Marietta, Georgia 30062 429-1600 STEPHENS AND COMPANY INSURANCE P.O. BOX 4477 Marietta, Georgia 30061 % ( % B.N. Auto Parts 785 Clay Street Marietta, Ga. 30060 428-1551 Robert Bowden, Inc. Wholesale Building Materials 424 Glover Street Marietta, Georgia 30060 (404) 429-9285 GREG LUCAS Controller CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS of 1985!!! FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH MARIETTA Dr. Charles S. Lloyd, Pastor Building New Tomorrows for 150 years. Congratulations, Class of 1985!! Bodybuilding and Powerlifting Specialists CHARLIE THOMPSON Owner 24 Alexander Street Marietta, GA 30060 424-8668 Congratulations, Class of 1985!! % ft GO, BIG BLUE!!! Hair Desisns West Linda Barnes Owner Operator 1159 Powder Spgs. Rd, Marietta, GA 30060 (ir Compliments of TUNEUP ' S -STATE INSPECTION STATION ' OILS LUBSERVICE HIGH SPEED WHEEL BALANCING FRONT END ALIGNMENT AND B RAKE SERVICE WEAVER BRAKE and TIRE, INC. Tir( Sales Si ' i ' X ' uc Norman Holtzclaw BUS. PH. 422-3920 - 422-3904 - 422-3928 530 MANGET STREET - CORNER GLOVER STREET MARIETTA, GEORGIA 30060 Ansir, Inc. 44 Powers Ferry Road Marietta, Georgia 30062 971-3251 ' % Johnson Tire Service 787 Roswell Street Marietta, Ga. 30064 427-5591 POWERS FERRY BARBER Style Shop 68 Powers Ferry Road Marietta, Georgia 30062 Hours 9-6 971-6033 Congratulations, Class of 1985!! =J Congratulations, Class of ' 85 Goldstein ' s Clothes Shop 70 S. Park Square Marietta, Georgia 30064 428-5313 (f ' r e) % SMITH ACE HARDWARE 775 Whitlock Ave. Marietta, Georgia 30064 422-1646 Carney Flower Shop 855 Church St. Ext. Marietta, Ga. 30060 428-5371 I (fr GO, BIG BLUE!!! Kenmar Pharmacy 833 Campbell Hill Street Marietta, Ga. 30060 FLETCHER ' S JEWELRY 11 W. Park Sq Marietta, Ga. 428-8545 James P. Sylvan D.D.S. Phone 977-0977 1827 Rosvvell Road Parkway Village Shopping Center Marietta.Ceorgia 30062 Congratulations, Class of ' 85 ( s 422-8120 HAYNES HARDWARE 1 1 45 Powder Springs Road MaHatta, GA 30064 JIM HAYNES SUSAN HAYNES 0[J and Cuiitnl ilt Oficn foi £nga £.me.nti: (PaztUi, liancsi. Etc 70T j5ookinq oi UnroimalLon CaiL O iCifi g.acok 4ZS-S235 ay Ste,f nl 42S-304g f COUNTRY DINER Home Cooked Meals OPEN 7 a.m.-9 p.m. WESTSIDE SHOPPING CENTER Marietta Congratulations, Class of ' 85 James D. Jones D.D.S., P.C. BARNES AND BROWNING 225 Lawyers ' Building 166 Anderson Street Marietta, Georgia 30060 668 Whitlock Avenue Marietta, Georgia 30064 PRUCE J. SHAW, R. Ph. (404) 422-0702 fDarietta Trophy Engrauing, Inc. 565 South Fourlane Highway Lower Level. Marietta Bowling Lanes Marietta. Georgia 30062 Tele, (404) 427-4900 % tkiiifi 3e6iflrg, ' x t. fT COMPLETE SERVICE DEPARTMENT Fine Watches Jewelry Diamonds 790 SANDTOWN ROAD MARIETTA, GEORGIA 30060 PHONE 42ar4050 (ir % ( r LINSEY-GALT FURNITURE 817 Roswell Street Marietta, Georgia 30060 ( ATLAS Bolt Screw Co. In U.S.A. 1-800-321-6846 1415 Barclay Circle Suite E Marietta, Georgia 30060 In Atl. (404) 429-8899 VIC MILTIADES STATE FARM INSURANCE 1325 Concord Road Marietta, Georgia 30080 ffr THE MARIETTA FCA LOVES THE BLUE DEVILS!! % ( r Compliments ot DR. AND MRS. THAD RIDDLE DAIRY QUEEN 686 Powder Springs St. Marietta, Georgia 30060 LITTLE PROFESSOR BOOK STORE on the square in Marietta hardbacks paperbacks foreign and special interest periodicals 427-5664 SHERWIN WILLIAMS Co. 105 Waverly Way Marietta, Georgia 428-1586 % The Davison Company The Davison Company, Inc. Manufactures ' Representative Thirty Two Ayers Avenue George H. Davison, Sr. CHAIRMAN Post Office Box 125 Marietta, Georgia 30061 (404) 428-7807 4956 Ottllst West of the Square DIANNE BILLFEKETE 728 Whittock Ave. West Park Plaza Marietta, GA. 30064 (404)429-1853 W. GLENN LUCKETT Executive Vice President STUMBAUGH ASSOCIATES, INC. Management Consultants • Executive Search Suite 320 4319 Covington Highway Decatur (Atlanta), Georgia 30035-1291 404 288-5450 HANLEY COMPANY FUNERAL DIRECTORS AAQ Washington avenue MARIETTA. Georgia 3CX360 H. E. SHEUTON Telephone HOME (404I -428-6333 (-404) 4.22.iai6 f HAIR SALON CUMBERLAND so NO 953-0444 H ■D RON EATON V 1 J oii. crfinwoxin ' i. JituL£. cj hoh LADIES SPECIALTY SHOP Dresses - Sportswear - Accessories Bridal Gowns Party Wear TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS East Marietta Shopping Ctr. 973-5634 Market Square Shopping Ctr. 428-4827 Marietta. Georgia Montecalvo ' s Italian Cuisine 745 N. COBB PKWY. MARIETTA, GA. PHONE: 424-8771 Owners DENNIS MONTECALVO ANGELA BOLZA % Needlework • Classes • Basket Supplies Art Supplies • Gifts • Art Gallery pWk Pat Medlln Helen Mims 424-6995 6 Mt. View Road fVIarletta, Ga 30064 LITTLES AMOCO OWNED AND OPERATED BY Billy Jack Little 574 Roswell Street Marietta, Georgia Phone: 422-8428 HAV AOA - 422-1234 iCANTTr H AY-G ANTT Q unerai uiome, cJnc. A Home of Dignified, Symparhetic Service 1010 ROSWELL STREET. S. E - MARIETTA, GA. 30060 J. HOWARD GANTT, PRESIDENT THE ' MANE CONCEPT Of Hair Design Contemporary Unisex Styling 720 Whitlock Ave. Marietta, GA 30064 428-0600 teUTBBfSjf fcOENT y A. D. LITTLE, CPCU A D. LITTLE AGENCY. INC 202 CHURCH STREET. N. E. MARIETTA. GEORGIA OFF.: 428-3308 ESTABLISHED 1967 ATLAS NATIONWIDE TRANSMISSIONS 1032 ROSWELL ST. MARIETTA, GA 30060 DEXTER LESLIE 404 422-9610 CarCare Smith Brothers Gulf CarCare Center 591 Clay Street Marietta, Georgia 30060 (404)428-9316 f Annette Carter Owner Mon. thru Fri. 8:30 am to 9.00 pm Sat. 8:30 am to 4:30 pm Annette ' s Professional School of Cosmetology Hair Fashions 216 Alexander St. Marietta, GA. 30060 (404) 424-6540 % NOVELTY SHOP TRICKS-MAGIC-MAKE-UP-NOVELTIES-MASKS COSTUMES-GAG GIFTS-CARNIVAL SUPPLIES - POPCORN - 48 Soutti Park Square Marietta, GA 30060 (404)428-4314 5231 ■ E Memorial Dr. Stone Mountain, GA 30083 (404) 296-5653 -l: m. iiitil MARIEHA TOYOTA 750 Cobb Parkwa MARIETTA. GA 3006 mill Tercel • • Corolla • Celica • • Camry • Ciessldo • BOB PRESSLEY General Sales Manager Bus Phone 422-1 49i = L ' S. IK i Hr l p TRATON ' i I ' ll t Wkm l pP? CORPORATIONS ... w i 1 1 H . 4 THE CHATTAHOOCHEE BANK 1642 Powers Ferry Rd. Marietta, Georgia 30067 ( Carver ' s Amoco 612 Whklock Ave. Marietta, Ga. 30064 422-3141 NEEDLE NOOK of Marietta 379 Atlanta Street Marietta, Georgia 30060 404 424-0912 (ip %. ( r COX PRINTING COMPANY, INC. 11 Atlanta St. 55 Years in Commercial Printing 428-2183 JIMMY ' S 164 Washington Ave. Marietta, Ga. 30060 428-5627 (f Marietta Hardware Co. Westside Shopping Center Marietta, Ga. 30064 422-3912 THE RACKET SHOP 1885 Cobb Pkw. Marietta, Ga. 30062 952-LOVE COGGINS SHOES Eastgate Shopping Center Lower Roswell Rd 973-7756 ( IMJP S COMPLIMENTS OF STROTHER FORD AMCJEEP RENAULT 810 Cobb Pkwy. Marietta, Ga. 30064 THE MARLOW HOUSE 192 Church St. Marietta, Ga. 30060 426-1887 BLACK AND MYRICK, BLACK AND DAVID, BLACK BUILDERS % FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 56 Whitlock Avenue Marietta, Georgia 30060 I •« - ..; }fe r MARIETTA  Myr iSiTEIJMEHWDICT ESTABUSHED «33 • WORSHIP 8-30 9:40 UOOAM 7:00PM SUNDAY SCHOOL ' CHARLES A SINEATH. JR- PA«OR ( ATKINS APOTHECARY 30 S. Fairground St. Marietta, Ga. 30060 L Office Phone 428-3316 Jacbson J ng, jnc. m REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE - LOANS • PROPERTY MGMT. Donald B. King Res: 422-6030 840 RoswELL St. (P O. Box 10581 Mariettji. Georgia 30061 EMIK ' i Jo-Ann Shop On the Square 41 W. Parii Square Marietta, Ga. 30060 Stephens Records Tapes 742 Whitlock Avenue Marietta, Georgia 30060 424-9197 % NORTH CHEMICAL COMPANY 1525 Church St. Ext. Marietta, Ga. 30060 NORTH CHEMICAL COMPKiY il ' WILSON BROTHERS JEWELRY 77 Church Street Marietta, Ga. 30060 428-6581 COCHRAN PROPERTIES, INC. 2505 Cumberland Parkway Cumberland 432-8000 Business Park Dupre ' s 17 Whitlock Avenue Marietta, Ga. 30064 MNA 1320 Kennesaw Mt. End. Parkway Marietta, Georgia 428-0000 i SiiattlnttiiWiSMHI Marietta Travel Service, Inc. 15 Atlanta Street Marietta, Ga. 30060 422-6100 Cobb County Bulldog Club supports Marietta Blue Devils!!!!! Compliments of C. Jack Brown I |j SPos l eyes ' MEXICAN RESTAURANT S Los Reyes 1024 Roswell Street Marietta, Ga. 30060 429-9603 (fr BUILDING IDEAS, INC Remodeling, Additions, Repairs 6l40 Wintergreen Road Norcross, Georgia 30093 925-9577 % Office Sales Service 31 Atlanta Street Marietta, Ga. 30060 427-7361 % fj - _a__ .. .!;;js : . w m ■iHHMBMMHHH iri MP m j g V :.. . Buzzie ' s Ice Cream Food and Games 740 Whitlock Avenue Marietta, Ga. 30064 428-7117 FIELD FURNITURE 1260 N. Cobb Pkwy. Marietta, Ga. 422-8585 FREE DELIVERY FREE IN HOME SET-UP FREE IN HOME DECORATING SERVICE STRICK ' S Barber Shop 168 Hunt Street Marietta, Georgia 427-4373 % FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 189 Church Street Marietta, Georgia 30060 % n 11 ii ( ( r Weaver ' s Wares 379 Campbell Hill St., N.W. Marietta, Ga. 30060 427-5049 Marietta Pawn Brokers, Inc. 602 Atlanta St. S.E. Marietta, Ga. 30060 WE BUY GOLD AND SILVER Jack Driskell Lynda Ingalls % % CMC ' s 785 Sandtown Rd. Marietta, Ga. 30064 426-0050 % Leiter ' s Dept. Store 49 West Park Square Marietta, Ga. 30060 428-6136 % TAURUS Insurance Agency INC. AUTO— BUSINESS— HOMEOWNERS A Young Reliable Agency Representing Old Established Companies • NO FAULT INSURANCE • MOBILE HOME • MOTORCYLE • RECREATIONAL VEHICLES 728 ROSWELL STREET 428-2688 1 THE INSURANCE STORE 218 Roswell Road Marietta, Georgia 30060 422-4511 ( Johnson Tire Service 737 Roswell Street Marietta. Ga. 30060 427-5591 Gallery House Frame Shop 680 Powder Spring Rd. Marietta, Ga. 30064 429-0088 % GEORGIA MEDICAL RESOURCES 1347 Church St. Ext. Marietta, Georgia 428-5445 24 HOUR SERVICE i ALL ACTION SPORTS CENTER 20 N. Fairground Street Marietta, Georgia 30060 S.A. White Oil Co. % CARAUSTAR INDUSTRIES Box 157 Austell, Georgia 30054 % BUTCH THOMPSON ENT., INC. % C.W. MATTHEWS CONTRACTING CO. % ( Vales Hallmark Card and Gift Shop 33 W. Park Square Marietta, Ga. 30060 424-6552 SUBURBAN VETERINARY CLINICS, P.C. CANTON ROAD VETERINARY CLINIC 3007 Canton Road Marietta, Ga. 30066 (404) 422-0038 WESTSIDE VETERINARY CLINIC 101 Fairlane Drive Marietta, Ga. 30062 (404) 427-0033 THE ROCKER SHOP OF MARIETTA, GA. THE ORIGINAL BRUMBY ROCKER ' tt t ( r ). INTERIORS Specializing in interior Merchandising 425-5880 422-6840 SHELLEY MINCHEW 40 Powder Springs Street Marietta, Georgia 30064 BOMBER BATTERY berBatleni MutamOK ebdtic. -. Ik. I i ( % Trust Company Bank of Cobb County, lU. A. A Trust Company Bank in Georgia if 24 You can bank on it anytime! t TELEPHONE 432-7771 Member F.D.I.C. % 1 INTERIORS % B E V E R L Y M c C A F E E WALLPAPER WORLD MARGARET WHITE 3424 Canton hwv Marietta. Ga. 30O66 Junior Assembly of Marietta 1485 Brandon Drive Marietta, Georgia 30060 (404) 428-3178 Best Wishes to the Class of ' 85 from SMITH, EUBANKS SMITH ( TOM CHEVROLET JUMPER 7200 Roswell Road Atlanta, Ga. 30328 393-0560 ( [savings and loan 2265 Roswell Rd. Marietta, Ga. 30062 sm Locally owned and managed VAI % MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM PADEN ROBIN CLARK MHS ) MR. AND MRS. JOHN A. BOYKIN MIKE AND MARY BETH CLOT FELTER MR. AND MRS. CRIMM MR. AND MRS. RICHARD T.JOHNSON P JEFFREY LANDIS MCCONNELL AND MCCONNELL MELISSA DEPRIEST CONSTRUCTION A CECIL POOLE WARREN SOMERLOT MISS EILEEN MCCONNELL 1 LIESL PANNEL MR. RICHARD BLALOCK DR. CLEM DOXEY SANDWICH SHOP T 9 JOE AND SHARON ESKRIDGE MS. PEGGY BRINSON MR. AND MRS. LARRY STEVENS HAROLD AND REGINA MS. ROSIE FREEMAN GOLDSWORTHY R 8 WESTSIDE ALTERATIONS MR. AND MRS. STEVE LAWANDALES MR. AND MRS. RICHARD T. SCOTT SHERMAN GOBER PRODUCTION, INC. O MR. AND MRS. LEE BRANDT BOB AND ALISON LIVINGSTON 5 MR. AND MRS. BILL PHILLIPS MR. AND MRS. GARY C BONDS MRS. WM R. GLENN ASHLEY REESE N ARTHUR AND REBECCA BROOKS LESLIE SMITH MR. AND MRS. DWIGHT GLENN DR. AND MRS. BOB MITCHELL MANE CONCEPT MR. AND MRS. DAN STEPHENSON, JR. S MRS, HIDEKO DEITZ DR. AND MRS. KNOX MR. DON SHAMBLIN AMOS BATES DIXIE PET PARLOR MR. AND MRS. R W GORDON MR. AND MRS. CARROLL RAINES ERCELENE ADAMS Mr. AND MRS. R.G. MORAN DR. AND MRS. WARREN A. SOMERLOT DR. AND MRS. PAUL GILREATH MR. AND MRS. LINDELL DEJARNETT DR. AND MRS. CECIL TOOLE BUCK REESE MR. AND MRS. RICHARD MCGUIGAN ED AND LOUISE HANNAH MR. AND MRS. JOHN BROOKES i TEACHER OF THE YEAR Each year the students, parents and other interested people of our communi- ty nominate and recommend teachers from the system for a very distinct honor: Teacher of the Year for Marietta City Schools. This year this honor was bestowed upon Mr. Jeff Johnson, and a grand choice it was indeed. Mr. Johnson ' s youthful exuberence and his contagious enthusiasm (not only for choral music but also for every MHS student) is so evident. From announcing the home football games each Friday night to directing a medley of ' 50 ' s songs for the Homecom- ing Assembly to preparing for MHS ' s Prestigious Appearance at the lighting of Rich ' s Christmas tree or the Men ' s Cho- rus part on the program for Georgia Mu- sic Educators, Mr. Johnson is involved totally in educating the youth of MHS. Mr. Johnson is an example of what a teacher should stand for, the the Olympi- an staff congratulates and salutes him. DEDICATION Can you imagine a teacher who has spent her entire teaching career of 31 years with one school system and in just two schools? One of the honorees for this year ' s honor has done just that. Many of her present students are the chil- dren of her former students. But this lady is talented with the rare art of making people laugh; she is Miss Entertainment of M.H.S.. She has taught grammar in regular school; she has taught grammar in summer school for many years, and she taught in night school to adults and to Vets. This special person is a born mimic who has a great sense of humor. She is not only a housewife but also a devoted mother and an adoring grandmother. She taught at old Lemon Street High School for many years where she helped with the yearbook. She is very active in her church, Cole Street Baptist. Most students at M.H.S. remember her for many things; an entertaining teacher, a singer of spirituals each Febru- ary to help celebrate Black History Week, and especially as a yarn spinner of tall tales. Teachers who have devoted them- selves to their craft need to be remem- bered, respected, and honored. There- fore, the Olympian staff of 1985 honors Mrs. Dorothy Morris Dyer. DEDICATION L 1 m 1 1 Teachers should never be stereotyped. Their diverse personalities mai e their in- dividuality stand out; their individuality makes us remember them in special ways. Once one gets to know this gentle- man, who sometimes appears to be cryp- tic, cynical, abrupt, and humorous, but who is, in reality, always caring, one has met one of MHS ' true characters. This teacher became a part of MHS history and tradition in 1S)60. Since then he has been the varsity football cheer- leader sponsor, the sponsor of DEC, and now defunct social club, and he began the very first Key Club on the Marietta High campus. He once hauled the now stationary Victory Bell (atop Northcutt Stadium) on a special trailer cart behind his car to all away-football games, and he helped pull it up and down the sidelines of both home and away games — He has always been a loyal Blue Devil fan, sup- porting every aspect of MHS life. He is remembered kindly by students whom he has taught in his twenty-five years here; it is rare that a day passes in which some student fails to say, my mom dad said hello, and do you remem- ber when you taught them? This man ' s kindness is always in evi- dence, yet he prefers anonymity and would die before he admitted he liked you — but never fear, he does; he is a very caring person. We appreciate people such as he, and we long remember their example. We, the Olympian staff of 1985, feel very spe- cial about honoring Mr. Robert Ross Amacker! BEN WILKINS (1934-1984) COACH BENJAMIN TYRONE WILKINS- 1934-1984 COACH BEN AND BIG BEN Marietta City School has known a man of great magnitude; Marietta has lost a great, yet humble man — Coach Wilkins. Coach Ben always considered himself a man behind the scenes, and he was this, but he was an unsung hero in many cases. He is remembered by his former students from old Lemon Street High, Marietta High, and Marietta Junior H igh as a big man with a gentle voice and an unbiased view of mankind. He had a special knack for relating to all kids and their needs. He could size up a situation in a hurry and could, magically, come up with the right thing to say always. Coach Ben was born and reared b Florida, educated at Allen University in Columbia, South Carolina, and spent all of his teaching years in the Marietta City System. While at Lemon Street, he coached a State Championship football team, and he once coached the Georgia High School All-Star Team. When Marietta High and Lemon Street High integrated, Coach Ben helped to smooth this change. He chose to come to MHS and be a friend to the kids and to help them adjust to the change of schools. He was always there, ready to help. Coach Wilkins himself had a taste of the Big Life when he was chosen, after college, to play baseball for the Dodgers. He was a good player, but he chose to teach rather than play profes- sional ball. In the late 1970 ' s, he rather reluctantly agreed to go to the junior high as assistant principal. He continued to come to football practice each afternoon until a very few weeks before his death. Very soon a lasting monument to Coach Wil- kins will be erected at Northcutt Stadium, Some- where on that stone Coach Ben ' s often-quoted belief should be etched: Be Somebody! He always admonished the youth of MHS to work to be somebody. The 1976 OLYMPIAN, Marietta High School ' s yearbook, said of Coach Wilkins when it dedicated the yearbook to him; Americans admire people with ideals. We, as American citizens of Marietta High School, appreciate the quab ' ties of Americanism that are exemplified by all the faculty of our school. We especially admire one particular man. Men of ideals are not uncommon; men who stand up for and practice their ideals are. As a teacher, we admire his zeal; as a coach, we strive to learn his principles of sportsmanship and fairplay. As a friend, we recognize his sincerity, and as a man we admire, appreciate, and recognize his qualities as a good citizen, and we realize keenly that here truly is an individual in whom we can see the values of an Ameri- can at work and at play! For these, and countless other reasons, we choose to remember a great teacher, coach, and friend. c o a c h B e n PRIDE Marietta as a mother, As a guide and as a friend We ' ll be loyal to your colors. And your honor we ' ll defend. As for you you ' re always no ble And your guidance ever true. To your cause we ' ll all be loyal. Marietta White and Blue. The time has finally come for the seniors to graduate. Our class, the Class of ' 85, is one of the best classes to move through Marietta High School. I hope this yearbook will be a lasting reminder to all the seniors, and underclassmen, of the good times, bad times, happy times, and sad times during their 1984-85 school year. The staff has worked diligently all year long preparing this book for its presentation. We, the staff, are proud of the long hours we worked toward its completion, and we hope that everyone is as proud of this book as we are. This book would not have been possible if it were not for the guidance of Mr. Bonds, our advisor, and the assistance of the administration. The support given the yearbook by Mr. Garrett is especially appreciat- ed. While every staff member contributes his part, some staff members went above and beyond the normal caU of duty; these need to be recognized: Ben Brooks, Lynne Smith and Kari Lawandales. Good luck to all the seniors. I hope that each of you will often turn the pages of this OLYMPIAN to refresh the memories of your senior year. Sincerely, Craig Brookes Editor, 1985 Olympian Marietta school of glory. School of pride and honor rare. We will do our best to make you Prouder of the name you bear. We ' ll do all that ' s in our power. To obtain what ' s right for you, Doing things that show we ' re worthy of our Royal White and Blue. Robert Wood ' 34 SENIORS firrwj flnnftnJoJe f Mili dhLUe i AJoK J ' ' ■ i :i , . P J LOoctt V Qr . . V f [ ' 0 a,, Si etu. v% o c - a TV ' Sine -Sine ' J y 5y j M c dnjiy • jAcmre T-. nA_xv-4e_Aj©VA 5 fT y CLASS OF ' 85 Amanda Henderson -ov - .- 0 • oJchv Ui ' viKjA A - - ' t t- .. iv RESERVED FOR SOMEONE SPECIAL Hi a V • s- . ■ .A-„ f s X ■ AkkSl- -li: S6 S CO vuaik..- G - ' -rv.. -r- : i.r 77 YXT iXj. - v5Px5 vt3i-.5 c:!)ocr,.6 f(::i , ' 5rr ;vVy- ' 2ZKJ . .-- K.:i vAO ii-L -y- ' niA- iq lAJU ck- ' . ( lO iX t cck ..:r::Aj -■j ' TixS ' tJ -O ' fii ' aim t 1 M 4 14 1 I 4 M ?-3l 1 1 J 4 4 3 i ili f ■ : J 1 1 :z: b! -e- l . cj %6i ■ ti ' T %v mmmmm