McGavock High School - Etc Yearbook (Nashville, TN)

Text from Pages 1 - 496 of the 1972 volume:

we Sod ania seakial 4 Bi ahtas et ihe OREO LO, 4 da cece bk) A aR gS tp et Le nthe: Rr as Wee's UW! ofS aeaaiel ab: PIO RY Pee ee ee are a eee ey oe ee i an wink shed ane va SIND a SN LALLA RLS LENGE OD EINE EAE AES GLAST EGEL LAA LEELA BEEN ALL ERE ABEL AAR ARE GaN stahuaten oe een CRU NAO erin wwe NY GO wt RALD NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE VOLUME ONE Editor: Terrie Ezell Co-Editors: Cheryl Hendricks, Edna Thomas Business Manager: David Clark Sponsors: Miss Judy Fitzpatrick, Miss Wanda Smith Busing was an issue at every school but it was the main factor that brought the students to McGavock. On Septem- ber 7, 1971, the school buses unloaded approximately 2600 students at the doors of McGavock. These students would soon make McGavock High School come to life. The ideas, im- pressions, and activities created by these students would remain guidelines for students of the future. All our feelings of loyalty and devotion for our pre- vious schools would be left outside. Although we came from_ different schools with different ideas, when we entered McGavock, we immediately had one common bond — we all felt small and insignificant, lost and bewildered. A mass confusion set in as we were split up into groups and guided into the four small school cafeterias. After a brief introduction by our small school principals, we were further divided into smaller groups. It was in these groups that we met our homeroom teachers, who led us, helpless, to our next des- tination. Leaving homeroom registra- tion, we entered the halls with their different colored walls and oddly num- bered doors seeking a friend, a familar face. Our first lesson was in map reading. Everyone had a map, because no one knew where he was going. Maps were here, maps were there, maps were everywhere METROPOLITAN NASHVILLE on coananae Saepness Bers a ee Pe Sagee ee, ey : aaa OR a ss eae EE arts ee Biba We ee het ere Although our maps showed a finished school, we soon found out different. The walls were wet, the ceiling had holes, and we had no name on our school. As we walked into the office, our eyes automatically shifted to the many wires sticking out of the wall. Our school wasn’t physically ready for us, and our mental attitudes weren’t the greatest. Due to the size of Mc- Gavock, each of us felt like aliens. We kept on asking ourselves, ‘Where do I stand here?” or ‘‘How can I become a part of the huge school?” Well, as we began associating with others, these questions began to an- swer themselves. Our school began to grow and soon we were starting to work together. We decided to play the Mc- Gavock game. ee ee Pal P aa co a nk PE eatoeg td Bs Ai ae ae Taare, : Baecn te saad nem Pee a ee or Pei: Ms Siete RRM OE. ED seo ? “ : s z 3 ‘ , : : g 2 a z 8 3 : 2 3 x : a ¢ 5 ‘ Ser ae wlan me Bi 0s PRIN Spams nae a 9 From the first time we stepped into McGavock, each of us noticed how dif- ferent our school really was. One of the most modern differences was the Carpet. When we walked into the classrooms, our eyes were focused on the walls between each classroom — there were none! QOpen-space classrooms and 3- room “pods’’ were new to everyone. Among classroom conveniences were private desks called ‘study carrels.” These independent desks have been very useful. Also, McGavock is equipped with many nice conference rooms. These are just a few of the differences at McGavock. In the next few pages, we will touch upon our vocational wing, commercial area, Late to Class—Report to Office Blue card filled out wrong Report to start HOMEROOM Got sick on doughnuts go to clinic OFFICE Bus didn’t come— Report to Homeroom Ate burnt biscuits in Foods— report to clinic Office Wait for principal Skip two turns Car blocking exit- wait one turn Snow day— no school Go back five trying to park— Make better grades than if you’d taken the exam—take extra turn With the use of dice and token, take turns rolling and moving your token the indicated number ofspaces. The vocational aspect of McGavock | amazes many people. For example, what other school has its own T. V. studio? With cameras, tapes, and special light- ing, someday we might be able to pro- duce our own show. Among the unique things at McGavock is our astronomy lab. By having our own planetarium, our science depart- ment has drawn the attention of more students. | In the vocational wing of McGavock, we have an auto shop. This course helps to prepare students for a future in auto mechanics. Besides having an auto shop and astronomy lab, we also have our own computer. Yes, McGavock is different and we have many opportunities awaiting us. CT GEE: When entering McGavock, you’d think you were going through a small town. As you walk through the halls, you soon come upon the small theatre. With cushioned seats, special lighting, and a modern atmosphere, who can’t be proud of it? In another section of the building is our printing shop. The equipment and supplies we have are very useful. By taking this course, students can be-better prepared for @ollege and professional printing Ale a ar Ng IC cs % The commercial foods department is one of the most interesting aspects of McGavock. Through this course, stu- dents learn the details in preparing meats, etc. for sale to the customers. CICS sel ee an 14 When speaking of McGavock as a small town, we can’t leave out our radio station. Through the broadcasting of WMHS, students learn how to be- come disc jockeys. We also have our own ‘‘Puppeteers.”’ The ‘‘Puppeteers’’ perform puppet shows, which give you the beauty and creativeness of the performing arts. Another vocational section of McGavock is the machine shop. Students learn the basics in auto mechanics through this course. Welding is also in the vocation- al wing. Our library is so large that we couldn’t possibly forget to mention it. Although we have few books, we do have an audio visuals room on the bottom floor. In the past few pages, we have covered only parts of the significant sights of McGavock. As McGavock began growing, we felt more important. We wanted to make our school well known, so celebrities began visiting us. Our first big assembly brought the whole school together for the first time. The Army band and chorus from Wash- ington, D.C. entertained us: he assemb- bly was fantastic and we all had a great time. McGavock had its second celebrity visit at one of our PISA meetings. We were priviledged to have Governor Dunn speak. Chet Atkins, then, took time out from his busy schedule to help the guitar students learn the fundamen- tals of guitar playing. etc. Siacabsennya de saya iit oY erate er AAI PET AP LEAR ein COSI SNA eS seecemawne AS IDRK ENE ne IEEE INS EEE SBA dorsi. 40% Pitomots) Abi se “4 Rene Nene) eeu And when the evening comes, we smile. cAeanh nit ROLE LLL L ELLIE ALLEL LAL AIO AED (eal LDCR ENN EERE, SEEN EAI EERIE. We'll find a place where there’s room to grow. So much of life ahead 26 S a 4a . ve Only Just Begun. . J We CASA Sharing horizons that are new to us. Watching the signs along the way. Talking it over, just the two of us. Working together day All color photography, with the exception of pages 4 and 5, was done by McGavock student photogra- 2 ree ee ne : | ' i | 1 i ‘ . a | cheater CDE Salil RSs RDI Se BS EIN “ORIEN Bin AR ary, 34 | FRONT ROW: Cheryl Hendricks, Gwen Winstead, Sue Shirley, Ann Gleaves, Denise Sparkman, Kathy Parrish; BACK ROW: Mike Mat- lock, David Vaught, Anthony Durham, Thomas Miller, Coach Brown, Mr. Neely, Not pictured: Richard Dobbs, Mrs. Pinckney. The Senior Advisory Committee was among the very first groups organized at McGavock High School. Formed during the summer, the members of this group were notified to come to the then incomplete McGavock High School, before even the final de- cision concerning bussing had been made. The students who composed the Senior Advisory Committee were chosen because of student offices they were currently holding or would have held this year at their original high schools. Since these students had been chosen by their peers to represent them at their various schools, the administration felt they would, by working together, be qualified to help bring the student body at Mc- Gavock together as a united group. Since McGavock High was to include students from so many high schools, the Senior Advisory Committee included pupils from the dominant schools McGavock would consist of. There were three stu- dents from Cameron, three students from Donelson, and three from Two Rivers. Antioch and Central each contributed one student to the committee. The Senior Advisory Committee was the only form of student government at McGavock until the stu- dent council was formed late in the year. For one entire semester, this group was the main link the students had with the administration. The Senior Advisory Committee had many ac- complishments during the 71-72 school year. Some of these were: Choosing the school colors Deciding upon the McGavock mascot Designing the class r ing Choosing the format for student council Among their last duties was coming to a decision concerning graduation invitations and caps and gowns. MARCHING _— ee seep te nr aa Ee rer Sem TTP teeter enmnnran ce re nat J ’ nonrrernmer rere st ie Sn io TSN Ne emesis snes Settee nnn ttm mer teen Se | | est ot ne ae souegey � Ry ras: j e 7 i) lap ey RAMBLIN’ RAIDERS 39 ...exemplify the success of our super-school. They had “Great Expectations’ and fulfilled them well. These pages help to tell the story. It began on a misty morn in mid-August as over one- hundred young musicians and their directors met in an abandoned field near the school. It was muddy and poorly mown, the lines were faint and crooked, but their minds were set and in an amazingly short amount of time, they perfected their first show. Wi th it, they captured third place in their first competition in the Vanderbilt Open—a fantastic accomplishment for a band that had been together less than a month. Their second show was even more successful than their first. The Rambling Raider Band took the Hillbilly Day Contest by storm. A superior performance won them the Mayor’s Cup and all other honors that accompany first place. Then less than two weeks later, the band returned to Vanderbilt for the MTSBOA Festival where they won their fifth trophy for an “A” rating. On October 23rd, in their finest performance at the “Contest of Champions’’ on the MTSU Campus, they won the honor of being one of the two bands to be called back for a second performance to see who was to be called “Champion.” This whirl-wind courtship with success can be attributed to a number of things—spirit, pride, a strong desire for accomplishment, and most certainly the brilliant direction of Kenton J. Hull and Jay Dawson. ‘’E Pluribus Unum’’—out of many one. Yes, one band—the finest in the state. tte J aver hoa ‘ ” ae eo a ? m THIS IS HOW IT TURNS OUT p A i i _f tet tenttin ne nnctscemrcee Lar Sk dnl teeter Spence seetvem (onmslecnasa he } F ey fe i a.) ’ OAD, ae Feats toda eM 2 « ” e Nore a a vo. Signal Major Kim Ezell Majorettes Captain Margaret Fly Co-Captain Margie Patton Seniors Sandra Brown Pam Whitwarth Ginny Stewart Junior Michelle Malone Sophomore Wendy Lloyd Captains Color Guard : i 3 i j } a Mr. Dawson wanted a curley color guard... 46. .47 48. ready go Barbie Hastings Shelia Rogers Sherrie Smith Lisa Boyd Pam Baines Linda Tuck Karen Kin Daunita Scott Cheryl Scott Kim Morgan Robin Wiley Phyllis Myers Ann Bunyan Dale Hollins Patti Powell With the kick off of McGavock’s first football season, we saw new faces and varied talents. Among them were some of the best players and coaches in the state: here Most Valuable Players: Offense: Mo Phillips RRS NA Ota Speeches at CME 7 AN OE aH Do Lineman Resta welitig aon, an sige Ath eer Ua RECN paceman hates Back An ny OCC amare toe eer eiraee o Most Improved Defense: Rass, Waddelipmeen vso5 809) a pa nate A Lineman Benjie Mamrick 4 sae cee SAU meMiy Ofer yet Back Frankie Weatherford «am. ss cee eee Most Improved Romietrriedman tr oe) sas ek a oe ey Sportsmanship Most Valuable Player: Cary Curd AAA Eastern: Mo Phillips Russ Waddell Cary Curd All NIL: Russ Waddell Mo Phillips 47 t always win, | we tried ... maybe not hard enough | | _ but we tried ae a ee 7 Although we did no M’boro Central ille c O Ww tH wv a) c Ov aD — e Be AS) MH O an! fae) ea Sp) Near the end we got it together. We were finally a team. 3 1 Maplewood } | j | | But the season was too short. We were cheated by t Ime. sine) rR NY TTT PETE FOO PO AA EID CARN NE RESET LDR TS TORS TT SL NE ET The season ran out just when we reached our peak as a team. Madison 0 1 : s we were N¢ 72 WILL PROVE IT ¢ ur peatarel : Franklin Co. oul 19 In SOE SESE EPI IT TLS ETE CSL TT OR ee ae Varsity Cheerleaders The Varsity cheerleaders played a vital role in creating school spirit which in turn contributed to the success of our teams this year. leletatets Hoth ABOVE: Cricket Donovan. UPPER RIGHT: sponsors, Miss Wilson, Mrs. Staton; captains and co-captains, Cricket Donovan, Delores Holt, Emily Wiseman. LOWER RIGHT: Emily Wiseman. NEXT PAGE. UPPER LEFT: Gwendolyn Winstead. LOWER LEFT: Janice Carnahan. UPPER RIGHT: Cindy Clayton. LOWER RIGHT: Delores Holt. ftps ©. : 3 fi Br ERE adie oe git | Se oe = weeny ae hae eH HH EE Sera ait 44 EES MIDDLE LEFT: Jan Thurman. LOWER LEFT: Rita Morris. MIDDLE RIGHT: Elaine Parsons. . Bierce Ce heer eos. The Pep Band, initiated by the students, really added pep to our rallys this year. All brass and percussion, the top players from the Marching Band got together and worked up their numbers—one of which was arranged by a stu- dent. We must admit these industrious students livened up our Pep Meetings. Ena ef ES 59 Cross-country is exactly what it says, a “cross-country race,” a two mile race. Anywhere you find two miles, you can find these devoted runners. Steeple chases, golf courses, open fields, etc... Not many people can cut it. It takes a lot of prac- tice...everyday. But practice makes perfect. We’re not perfect, not yet anyway. We're just the Best. ae 1 The | ' onal music | department’. i fast igi one of the | ‘most active ateas' in the school. The one. hundred | twenty member chorus: is” open’ to all: students, Through this; students are ‘taught � . the fundamentals of proper’ stated tated and hopefully } develop an appreciation pF goed music. ‘ i is! ohne nora was tetany te; erformi | The Cie. of London” for the South- Eastern Choral pougaetars Conference i in March. ) fal the eal fall, auditions were’ held. to select the. madrigal “group. ‘Fifty- seyen students auditioned Eves Ie @ co) oa them ‘the fifteen ‘best’ were selected, Through lots of hard work, they've , ‘become the | _ best high school: group’ of their type in’ the state. At the sto) o and Ensemble | Festival, the Mad- rigals: received. the’ highest . rating © given. | They’ye i performed. for many occasions including, a. special | i performance’ for’ Dr. Elbert Brooks, Director of Metro Schools. POMEL SOE The! Woung Aawice ‘an “all-girl chores is’ an, audition group also., The group, formed mainly. for: the enjoyment of ‘its _members, performs popular songs. as well as. songs’ (0) a spiritual ‘nature. The Young Americans have ‘had yal busy ‘year. ; singing at. Ravenwood, the Donelson Plaza’ and |, Park Manor. Wee ‘ a fa A Thee, MeCaveck had sixteen Students. to) bee welecial for the All- State Chorus. which “was | held in: Chatt- ship, preparedness ane Poise. If thie year’ is. an ‘Sange of: el ee come in the� Meter ‘music. department, McGavock, ‘has a great future ahead of her. PAWS ee Se SNCS a LRA AMM W279 OER PEN ATEN SOA A Concert Band The 1971-1972 Concert Band has been a credit to McGavock High School. As Band 2, these students are responsible for letting people know that our bands cannot be divided into distinct groups by their abilities. A fine band in their own right, they have given us reason to be very proud. Under the direction of Mr. Jay Dawson, this band has performed in two concerts, the MTSBOA Concert Festival and, divided into a woodwind choir and brass choir, they participated in the Solo and Ensemble fes- tival. The Spring trip this year took them to Knoxville for the Dogwood Arts Festival where they per- formed both as a concert band and as a march- ing band. F i“ S es ee A Wind Ensemble The McGavock High School Wind Ensemble has been a very active, very honored group this year. Chosen as one of only eight bands in the South- east to perform at the Music Educators National Conference, Mr. Hull’s group traveled to Atlanta in March. One of the very finest groups in the state, this ensemble has presented two concerts, and attend- ed all area contents,, The woodwind choir, the brass choir, and percussion ensemble have also proven to be very good as have the individual performers. They placed thirteen students in the All-State Band and nineteen the All-Middle Tenn- essee Band. If this year is an example of what is to come, we can expect great things. i i : i : i Woodwind Choir a) Percussion Ensemble cv) w) = ad D) cS Feet a PR tee oe —- cee ee + % ‘ =. Jazz Ensemble f B-Team Football “The future of McGavock” eo J on Sv esas ae eS | Lee ee C x a x, = ee ET ST FES Se SRR SS On SEAS SS — “S ; . Ty ae. ieee i ce a = 5 = WSS SSE SS bk FEE = = ee. SS : Baha a 7 i SN SSS = — we % wo. Si Saw SN a oor — es — - (sf WG Sessions = SSeS SSS A SS RS Soe ANAS. Oe. = — re SSN SOS Sue —- partite Ce SS AS SEOs SS NI ¥ PSS SSS Mn 2p : he a $ S se SS 2 — Ko See BSS AS BRS SRE Se RO eS SN SQ 2 a =. =_ Y cme XN ™= Ea og ne Sa — a a em ESSE OSES SS Pe pS ORS SSS a- «= = «2 SF —— a —— eS Se eye Wwe an — ea gs 70 McGavock’s B Team program helps prepare future gridders for varsity contact in their coming years at McGavock. They were coached by R. L. Williams and Mac Hargis. All B-Team games were played on Thursday after- noon at the Two Rivers Junior High field. These future All Americans are off to a promising start with 2 losses in the 1971-1972 season. We will be looking forward to seeing them on the field next fall. Demetre Cannon (20) Creature Caruthers (14) Jim McKinney (13) Mike McLain (31) Ricky Roll (30) Allen Herald (40) Billy Jones (32) Charlie Hunt (33) Demetre Cannon (20) David Lawson (43) David Smith (12) Mike McLain (31) Lloyd Bailey (41) Ricky Roll (30) Allen Herald (40) George Williams (23) Bobby Tanner (22) Jim McKinney (13) Creature Carathers (14) 72 Kenneth Thompson (82) Tommy Batson (80) Wayne Gregory (87) Dave Kautz (84) Steve Anderjack (85) Mike Weathers (60) Henry Davis (52) Steve McDonald (62) Buster Zavesky (63) David Lawson (43) James Alexander (67) ¥ pr ; Cha” Vane os lia as SS pe 73 Offensive Defensive Line: ON SS “Ss 3 2 Gor vu 7 OG haan, in ioe) Sh = 3 omar Sw O iz Se 3 5 Oona iS OO (e (84), Porky Smith (72), Chick Young (64), Wayne Gregory Dave Kautz Kenny Dyer (53) Steve Hawkins | | 3 = —® oe ae) more Xe} 0} aXe) ‘pera dcetrr tee Se Mme sma cae AIRNENEE Sophomore Cheerleaders This year the tenth grade cheerleaders cheered our boys on to victory. Through a lot of practice and effort these cheerleaders displayed quite a quality, and we all are very proud of them. One can’t help but say that our tenth grade cheerleaders are ‘THE BEST”! McGavock was well represented this year because of the enthusiasm these cheerleaders showed. The cheer- leaders were Susan Levan, captain, Shirley Moon, Eloise Edmondson, captain, Tracy Boles, Jill Pardue, Vicki Anderson, Marcia Gomer, Kathy Starks, Penny Porter, and sponsors Mrs. Allen and Miss Vantrease. ft seeasene saetTRREegeES SERS SERENERNS Barrett, Robert Bridges, Robert Bright, Jimmy Bodaford, Bobby Close, Jim Crosslin, Donnie Crosslin, Ronnie Curtis, Robert Dorris, Terry Felts, Zillon Gant, Ronnie Gantzer, Kenny Gray, Tim Griggs, Gary Hagar, David Hagar, Janice Hagar, Roy Hagar, Steve Haley, Gary Harrison, Jerry Helton, Mike Hethcote, Steve Jenkins, Herbie MaclIntyre, Steve Moody, Kenneth Moody, Jimmy Osborne, Donald Patton, Steve Phelan, Don Puckett, Mark Rippy, Jimmy Robinson, Buddy Russell, Eddie Sandin, Robby Stephens, Danny Stephens, Stanley Tribble, Sherrie Valentine, Sherdon Waggoner, Dennis Walker, Wayne Wheeler, Randy Wisdom, Terry Yates, Jimmy Yates, Steve Young, Beric Young, Karen Slaughter, Larry Morrel, Mark Future Farmers of “Nett ia dB America The FFA is an organization of youth with a purpose — young men and women whose goal is to be a part of the dynamic industry of agri- culture. FFA members prepare for challenging careers by enrolling in Vocational Agriculture classes. The FFA was founded with a purpose — to develop leadership, citizenship and cooperation in its mem- bers. Today’s FFA-youth with a purpose — uphold a tradition. Astronomy The course in astronomy is one of the many unique features of the Mc- Gavock academic program. This is the first and only full credit astronomy course offered anywhere in the state, and more than 100 McGavock stu- dents have elected to study astronomy. The planetarium serves as the laboratory for astronomy and_ space science. The main aspects of the sky are realistically simulated by means of a Spity A4 planetarium projector and the accompanying auxilliaries. Motions of the sun, moon and five naked eye planets are accurately repre- sented and most of the stars which are visible to the unaided eye may be projected. Controls allow the instrument to be adjusted so that the sky may be presented as it would appear from any place on earth and as it would appear at anytime in the past or future. ‘““And God Said .. . ...Let there be lights in the firmament of the heaven to divide the day from the night; and let them be for signs, and for seasons, and for days, and years: 15 And let them be for lights in the firmament of the heaven to give light upon the earth: and it was so. 16 And God made two great lights; the greater light to rule the day, and the lesser light to rule the night: he made the stars also. 17 And God set them in the firmament of the heaven to give light upon the earth, 18 And to rule over the day and over the night, and to divide the light from the darkness: and God saw that it was good. 19 And the evening and the morning were the fourth day.” Genesis 1:14-19 Aerospace Pt ataedccinens escent or irene . ao sarninnticytiesicnsseghbnaanie ee . Rt sa a5 : 86 Home Economics F.H.A. Kay Wright June Foster Alyce Barnes Martha Straube Debbie Latham Terry Niederhouser Betty Campbell Mrs. Brumley Patty Stamps Lou Ann Lynn Nancy Wright Maricca Tucker Debbie Shrack Lavern Crawell Dianne Parker Cecilia Shankle Shirley Conry Mrs. Woods Brenda Barr Carolyn Vaden Candy Martin Danette Reeves Dorris Lowell Annette Eads Pam Burton Rennie Finch Freda Bledsoe Rhonda Davis Sharon Russell Joann Thurman Donna Mondrall Sue Shirley Joyce Jones Pam Hagen Shelia Best Elaine Brim Debbie Guthoer] Dorris Holland Marcy Gober Joann Toombs Audrey Treadway wh — ve (1 ee | | a nae ee Ce tng ot nee pon gem yy All ee as a EMRE OBL MG i ‘ = q : : ¢ RESTATE Printing and Photography i it } | | ing Draft ee SOE ATEE e ding Trades ees has SO ROR il ie i tid ANN ee i So ee ola re imate Control Cl 10n- t Refrigera Seas i es ne eRlninReat es), tse 103 Radio Station Club | 4390 | RAQIO STATION Calvin Phillips Jim Foster Larry Powell Steve Jones Mr. Galony-Instructor Otley Brown George Merrit Mike Brown Chucks Howard David Wright Ben Krise Dave Wilson Mike Ferguson Jeff Meeks Andy Smith Mike Burbage John Sparkman Bill Lanier Steve Anderjack Leonard Powell Steve Rasmussen Robert Poteete eae , « Seay a Aircraft � « Mechanics a. segtey Wawhir al RARE “lal BB Auto Mechanics if Computer Club The Computer Club is composed of students who are _ interested in computer science. During their meetings, these people swap ideas and projects, explor- ing other students outside of this school to computer applica- tions. Field trips are taken by the club to study and observe computer facilities at various cor- porations. Fg Ce oth edi Computer usiness Education . VICA Members of VICA are de- dicated to the promotion of civic activities. They enjoy the thrill of competi- tion as can be clearly seen by the number of placements in the Middle Tennessee Regional Con- test. There were five first place, two second place, and one third place win- ners. This year’s State Skill Contest will be at McGavock, April 8. Pitt tee) fable voi tah sey aay fe, Jae] Ben Pugh Linda Tuck Jimmie Hagewood Joyce Jackson Last fall the McGavock Drama Department presented its first production, McGavock McGavock, under the direction of Kent Cathcart. The music and _ singing added something spectacular to the show. The audience approval was shown at the conclusion with a standing ovation. The McGavock Drama Department really out did itself the first time around. McGavock McGavock | | } ) Weird Harold’s Cinema Group t TV Studio broadcasts morning announcements Ircul U me) vY 7) = U D = 2) o fae) U = eee ee +S tey Ski Club Charlene Jackson David Lewis Kim Crook Rebecca Cunningham Jan Thurman Pat Baird Mr. King Chess Club Frank Gore Alan Gullitte Steve Roff Steve McGee Eddie Newkirk Andrew Schulert Kevin Duke Keith Curd uman Relations Gween Winstead Patricia Rogan Sheryl Morris William Fitzparick Sheryl Elam Viola Sellers John Woods Michael Matlock Joe Smith ‘Shida Susanne Pridgen Pete Frazier Kathy Delzell Trux Stubbey Mr. Bill Johnson-Instructor Leasa Farrel Carol Frazier David Businda Mr. Bob Hollingworth- Instructor Lavern Crowell Itan Civ sident Pre Greta Williams Vice President Steve Anderjack Secretary aundra Lewis S Treasurer Gayle Hall Sponsor Mrs. Johnson } | ; ; ; Math Club Steve Flatt Dan Gant J. B. Knight Lonnie Pittman Fred Nixon Pat Salsman Bobby Mee Steve McGee John Williams David Vaught Eddie Newkirk Sallie Pearsall Cathy Yorbrough Steve Roof Doug Garrett Kim Crook Billy Keel Shelly Gaines Roy Francis-Sponsor St a a eee ee Psychology Leasa Wilson Hope Croft Gail Hajek Randall Williams Steve Rpwlett Gaither King Andy Smith Marilyn Hues Dave Blankman Bunny Farrow Kathy Russum Rhonda Buchannon Sheils Richardson Chris Wilson Tootsie Frey Kay Wright Paula Cole Debbie Latham Carolyn Peterson Sheila Rogers Eileen Qualls John Corder Sherrie Marshall Pamela Smith Patricia Rogan Viola Sellers Miss Meador Mrs. Frye Motorcycle Stanley Schatt Diane Westfelt Theresa Brily Robin Wren Roger Foster Steve Craig Jack Fuller Karen Wharton Ed Wares, Sponser The Fellowship of Christian Athletic is an organization for all students interested in sports and physical fitness. An organ- ization dedicated to permoting the fitness of young adults mind spirit and body. Astron- omy Shooting aim? oF) cv) - Y) ieee PATOFRS ae oe BES Barry Pendley — State Wrestling Champion | PLIGHT Y FASC AVOk 138 Wrestling Cheerleaders Our wrestling cheerleaders, Kathy Far- ris, Brenda Green, Sherrie Exum, Beth- any Craig, Saundra Lewis, and Connie Eakes boosted our wrestling team on to victory this year. B TEAM BASKETBALL | 140 B TEAM BASKETBALL Without these boys there would be no basketball team next year. They are the future of ‘Big Mac,” they practice and play with little or no recogniti on. As they say ‘Your a better man than it abs ea A a PRIME OR NE OT FN GH TRACK: Track is a cruel and tiring sport. Perret It takes a lot of time anda whole lot of energy.’ Run; runiand) rune e ae ea “some more. Anything to. get TIN seta ee RAR NS shape for anything from throwing NUNC AM RRA a. 12-pound: ‘shot’ ‘to';a 100) ydeu ee a Os dash oramile runs 0 ahs, Dean Pear 144 ee Track, whether indoor or out, is tuff. This year our team proved they were “tuff’’ and started a fine McGavock tra- dition of winning. ; : : ; ; : ; - ep ae ee Pepe egENeN MERA ye ‘Parallel Bars Horizontal Bar : State i Southeastern re AU, Junior fi Olympics i bi z stele Gold, Gold... Side Horse Silver Still Rings Silver. Horizontal Bar . Bronze. Floor Exhibition’ _ ‘Bronze Vaulting Southeastern A.A.U. Junior Olympics Bronze _ Horizontal Bar | Gymnastics is a new sport to high schools. Not many schools even have a team, yet “Big Mac’ has one of the best. This year was great, but the future looks even better. Tgeteae es � OP an Joanie Kommer, Kathy Crocker, Delores Parks, Cindy Krise co-captain, Vicki Hunter, Tina Faircloth, Corisa Parks, Nancy Keckler, Gwenell Nubia co-captain, Janie Earhart, Nancy Welch, and Sherry Tribble worked together to form the J.V. cheer- leading squad. They cheered our boys to a 9-2 victorious season. The Drama Club strives to build a person’s char- acter on stage and off. The various activities of the club included dramatic readings, humorous skits, and competitive plays. Acting teach self-dis- cipline and responsibility. Anyone who is interest- ed may join the club. Melissa Cole Jonetta Bogle Joe Canary Cheryl Crocker Daphne Burney Glenda Alexander Cindy Cate Becky Boyd Debbie Dowdy Rebecca Cunningham Kim Crook Ann Conrad Kathy Creech Bill Baucom Donnelly Canary Wendell Cheatham Tim Bartley Craig Barber Dianne Dady Chery]! Allen Evelyn Davis Julie Carlson Betty Dean Harold Bandy Wayne Adams Mr. Guy Ragland Randy King Steve Flatt Pat Higdon Pam Foster Cheryl Hendricks Melissa Hudson Karen Frost Pam Higdon Donna Frost Pam Howard Doug Garrett Shelly Gaines Mark Hawkins Brenda Johnson Vickie Hunter Steve Hart Monica Helms Jimmy House Dan Griffin Danny Foster Tom Halsey Steve Hawkins Mike Eatherly David Ingram Charles Hale Emily Hardaway Ann Gleaves Mary Alyce Jordon Paula New Janice Nolen Cinda Pollock LouAnn Lynn Wanda Moore Sally Pearsall Kathy Parrish Joan Mosley Lynnisse Roehrich Debbie Pillon Sherra Poston Ronnie Pittman Mike Nicholas Terry Livingston Lonnie Pittman Larry Robinson Mrs. Stampley Bobby Massie Jim McKinney Bobby Mee Tim Murphy Steve McGee Biff MacLaurine Eddie Newkirk Mike Zoccola Sandra Sweeney Jill Wood Geri Zyla Melody Wea therly Pamela Smith Romona See Cheryl Scott Lynn Taylor Carol Smith Suzanne Tyler Tommy York Danny Zoccola David Zoccola Mark Sassaman Joe Smith Scott West Ricky York Mrs. Beasley Cheryl Toombs cee Ae RC AONE EE Forensic Gwen Caldwell Sherrie McCormick Nancy Welch Chip Zimmerman Pamela Smith Ora Beasley Mike Morrow Pam Rutherford Wanda Moore Thomas Miller Steve Hart Andrew McCarney Andy Smith Bobby Deren John Alexander Mr. Howard Henderson ULI a iil ; , i ' ‘ t ‘ ' ak ot we uh vn nnnmm = (2 ‘Ill — aaQunNON gmnNOOTNNOUEOEOEDD, he aaninen Seeder ta) ; eiteteatnats amoung nan a Dh w fag ae) tol ehmed © £ @ eo Paper—Staff oe — a. ee —apacnge” Barney Crockerall, Eddie Carter, ? Romeo and Juliet eo and Juliet Cast, LEFT TO RIGHT. BOTTOM: Kevin Duke, Kathy Yarbough, Lisa Wilson, Lucretia Lewis Julie Seitzman, David Watson. TOP: Edward Qmartt, Roy Garner, Steve Abbott, Don Hoover. Rom 169 The Romeo and Juliet stage crew included Bonnie Fleetwood, Glenn Seagroves, Barbara Drake, Patty Dye, Tony Bodaford, Robin Killen, Ken Bogart, Greer Gainey, Suzanne Browder, Tylett Adkins, Arnetta Bently, Becky Green, Scott Wooldidge, Patti Powell, Lavern Crowell, Jimmy Porter, Debbie Lavorn, Bill Conley, Denise Walter, and John Woods. ... Regional Champs 56 wey) 86 Se 63 40 66 43 SY 68 67 86 68 65 O7, 39 62 72. 64 64 72 District 43 64 67 72. 39 Substate 58 Gallatin Hillwood Cohn DuPont Walland Porter Antioch DES Ryan Madison Mt. Juliet Hillwood DuPont Glencliff Antioch IRS) Ryan Franklin Mt. Juliet Madison Glencliff Mt. Juliet Antioch Hillwood Hillsboro Overton Hendersonville Porter | Our girls’ basketball team had a ‘‘fantabulous’” season with a record of 26-1. Under the direction of Optimist Coach of the Year, Miss Doris Rogers, we swept away the honors of NIL, District 17, and Region IX championships. McGavock also took the Maryville Classic by beating Walland and Porter. This caused everyone to stand up and take notice. Individual honors were brought to our team by several players. Bettie Buchanan received Banner ALL-NIL, Tennessean All- City, and Optimist player of the Year. She was also chosen Most Valuable Player in the District and Regional Tourna- ments. Other awards went to Ann Gleaves, Rise Kyle, Janet Bowden, Pam Miller, Patti Pardue, and Cathy Coursey. All of this adds up to a No. 1 team! edema ee FAR LEFT: girls’ basketball team; BELOW: Coach Doris Rogers, captains Bettie Buchanan and Ann_ Gleaves; NEXT PAGE RIGHT: managers Cathy Creech, Nancy Cuz- zort and Pam Foster; RIGHT BOTTOM: Coach Doris Rogers; FAR RIGHT: Janet Bowden. —— THIS PAGE: guards Patti Pardue, Rise Kyle, Ann Gleaves, and Cathy Coursey. NEXT PAGE: forwards Bettie Buchanan, Janet Bowden, Pam Miller and Sherrie McCormick. 174 Ce e The Halftimers — Halftimers are a select group of students with outstanding dancing ability. After passing faculty approval on basis of grade and conduct, each candidate for halftimer performed on a short routine. The final selection of halftimers was done by a panel of qualified judges. After many hours of practice these students performed during the halftime of the boys basketball team to entertain the spectators. Sponsored by Miss Wanda Jane Smith, Captain; Randall Williams, co-captain; Agnes Oglesby, Fletcher Moon, | Linda Redmon, Edna Thomas, Rhonda Buchanan, Sherrel Morris, Faye Claybrooks, Denise Langsten, Vickie Herbert, Denise Harris, Pamela Hailey, Portia Reed, Beverly Braden, Vanessa Morris, Regina Helms, Nevada Scales, and Connie Hall. 178 Although the 71-72 team was young, they were a team. As the season progressed, fine individual efforts like that of Steve Flatt (pictured above) kept “Big Mac’’ on_ top. Out of every team ‘Superstars’ arise. It is essential for the “winning combination”, and McGavock was no exception. As the season progressed McGavock was seen not only in the win column, but in the individual honors. _eseennen wie ie al oth ‘ : ' z ep ry ad eS i a oasis : : { { : . 2) = 3 ° U i = Y as) = —— a) The issue of the way in which a student council would be formed at McGavock was a controversial one for many months. Everyone at McGavock wanted a student council that would represent the views and ideas of all the students, and therefore, be beneficial to the entire school, but no one was quite sure of how this task could be successfully accomplished. Taken into consideration was the fact that McGavock’s student body consisted of almost 3,000 students of dif- ferent races, and coming from a variety of social back- grounds, and a cross section of neighborhoods and schools. There appeared to be no way for a student council to conform to the many different needs of McGavock’s cross section of students. The administration devised a plan for electing student council representatives. Three would be chosen from each homeroom, and at least one of the three would have to be black. This plan would have guaranteed that there would be an appropriate ratio of blacks to whites in the council. Some concerned students, both black and white, did not like the idea of anyone telling them who they had to vote for, or the concept of the guaranteed ratio. These people felt that the students of McGavock should have the right to choose representatives for student council on the basis of the qualifications for the job. Regardless of color, if a person was qualified for the job, then he would get the position. The Senior Advisory Committee (having been formed even before the official opening of school) was given the awesome task of developing a plan for a working student council. The Advisory Committee was finally successful in devising a plan that was approved by the majority of the students. Each homeroom would elect two representatives. It was not required that one of the students be of the minority race. However, if, after all the homeroom representatives were chosen, and there was not enough blacks on the council, there would be a special election in order to put some on the student council. The students at McGavock were also anxious to dispose of the old President, Vice president, etc. concept that have always run student councils at most other schools. Instead, McGavock had an Executive Council which con- sisted of one senior, one junior, and one sophomore from each of McGavock’s four small schools. These 12 people were elected after a three-day campaign. The students could vote for only one person from each grade and only those candidates from their own school. The senior executive council member assumed the duties that the president usually performs. The junior was in the position as vice-president and the sophomore assumed the duties of a secretary. Because McGavock is so large, having two representatives from each homeroom still composed a group of more that 160 people. This group was still two large for any serious discussion and solving of problems. Conse- quently, the executive council was summoned for im- portant decision- making meetings. They would then re- late what happened to the rest of the student council at small school meetings. The student council was successful in accomplishing many tasks and acquiring many much-desired activities for McGavock students. The majority of the students were very much _ pleased with their student council and felt that most of the time it represented them all. North School The duly elected members of the McGavock North Executive Com- mittee for the year ‘71-’72 are An- thony Durham—senior, Steve Doran —junior, and Jo Anne Benson— sophomore. This year, Anthony, Steve, and Jo Anne have done a superb job of curbing chaos. Actual- ly, the homeroom _ representatives have really succeeded in getting our student government off to a good start. Next year’s student council will have large shoes to fill. “ se cadence tsaies East School The students of McGavock East chose Steve Garner for the 12th grade, Steve Flatt for the 11th grade, and Joy Flatt for the 10th grade to rep- resent them on the ’71-’72 Executive Committee. They have aided the homeroom representatives in arrang- ing such activities such as assem- blies, dances and pep meetings. They have done a really great job this year and the juniors and sophomores are looking forward to a fantastic next year. South School The McGavock South Executive Com- mittee for ‘71-72 consisted of Tho- mas Miller--senior, Sherrill Morris— junior, and Pam Rutherford—sopho- more. They have been helpi ng each other to direct the activities of those chosen by their individual home- rooms. This has been a hectic first year, but they have come through with flying colors. They have set many precedents for the years to come and next year’s council has much to look forward to. ume = SS West School Kevin Wright was chosen from the seniors, Scott West from the jun- iors, and Jan Smith from the soph- omores by McGavock West to rep- resent them on the Executive Com- mittee for the school year ‘71-72. These students have filled their posi- tions well. They have worked with the homeroom representatives and the student councils of North, East, and South to provide all of the stu- dents of McGavock a productive year. ANNUAL speaks Oh eects : ie: a ageinrnmeauamd se i | for the STAFF The Annual Staff of 1971-1972 is proud of the ETCERA, our first annual to be published for McGavock Senior High School. It is the only high school annual of its kind. The design, lay- out, and content is super in order to compli- ment our ‘‘super-school.”’ The name “etc.” was chosen because it implies that more is to follow and that is what McGavock is striving for as this is only the beginning of our school. Annual Homeroom Sarah Batson Vickie Anderson Tracy Boles Nancy Burke Barbara Drake Jim Brown Jim Arney Diane Choate Rebecca Cunningham David Blankman Kathy Delzell Diane Bradley James Carouthers Lawrence Buford Ricky Evans Sharon Neal Norma Floy Terry Foster Connie Jamison Greer Gainey Rhonda Edwards Bonnie Fleetwood Shelly Gaines Keith King Melody Hale Debbie Johnson Beth Falkenberry Gil Jones Susie Parks Vanessa Morris Sherrie Marshall Belinda Ray Sherrie Litsey Bonnie Linch Thomas Miller Mark Moore Cinda Pollock Saundra Lewis Sandy Riddle Sheila Rogers Ronnie Moore Vicky McClaine Sherrie Smith Debbie Smiley Patsy Womack Greta Williams Debbie Sims Judy Taylor Karen Young Nancy Wilson Connie Jaminson Emily Wiseman James Carouthers Aurdrey Tredway Joe Smith Paulett Shockley Office Workers The Office Workers are students who aid the faculty during their free time. In delivering their messages and doing odd jobs they save much time for teachers, secretaries, counselors, and principals. They help make the machine run smoothly. siding, . iin is Library Workers The Library Workers are volunteers who help other students to develop an appreciation of books and read- ing. This work provides an opportunity for students to be of service and encouragement to others in the use of the library materials. Girls’ Volleyball The girl’s volleyball team was made up of ten girls. Cindy Cate, Margi Skinner, Becky Morton, Brownie Holt, Pam Foster, Cathy Creech, Julie Carlson, Sarah Harrison, Janice Gant, Nevada Scales, and were coached by Matilda Crockett. : Sa enn il , ) aia |=6 Se + ££ eS og Girls Track The girl's track team had a hard time getting started this year but, appear to have a bright future next year. The participants were: Field Events, Discus and shotput, Nancy Russell, Running broad jump, Lisa Pate and Eden Jones, Standing broad jump, Duanita Scott and Lisa Pate, High jump, Eden Jones. Running Events, Fifty yard low hurdles, Kim Goins and Lynne Liddington, Eighty yard low hurdles Kim Goins, Fifty yard dash, Cassandra Reynolds and Pat Lewis, One-hundred yard dash, Cassandra Reynolds and Cathy Lewis, Two-twenty runners, Ellen Tucker and Cassandra Reynolds, Four-forty runners Joanie Pfeiffer, Pam Malcum, Lisa Pate and Laura Good, Eight-eighty runners, Lynne Liddington, Jere Simpson, Lizann Cox, and Lyn Salsman, Four-forty relay, Duanita Scott, Pat Lewis, Ellen Tucker and Cassandra Reynolds, Eight-eighty relay, Pat Lewis, Claudia Melton, Lisa Pate, and Kim Goins. 206 -? aati ea ate | Tt 34 a8 a rf sd ¢ je Se. In tennis, as in everything else we tried, we suc- ceeded. Our guys had an outstanding season, and things look promising for an even better season next year. Girls Tennis The McGavock girl’s tennis team had a great season with a 10-1 record. Kathy Creech made it to state. She was first single, Julie Carlson, second single, Nancy Cuzzort, third single. Bettie Buchanan and Wanda Barber were first doubles and Rita Morris and Cheryl Hendricks second doubles. 210 ore 213 Golf Birdies and bogies—this year McGavock had its share of both. But mighty McGavock still came out a winner. This team is a young team and the future looks bright. B TEAM BASEBALL OE a a PR Nate, cote st tae ee Oe Oe ee 214 B TEAM BASEBALL Although they are only Soph. and Jr. they are our hope and_ the team of ‘Mighty Mac” next year but they were also in there this year on top of course. “71 BASEBALL 72” The 71-72 Radiers opened up their season by defeating Antioch. And so fell everyone to “Mighty Mac.” Under the leardership of Coach Mel Brown, the new born Radiers captured the N.I.L. Eastern title. Fine individual efforts such as ‘All N.LL.” Tim Witmore, (senior) Pat Den- nis, (junior) Marvi n Manson (junior) paced the team to a regular season rec- ord of 8 wins 1 losses. This years was GREAT! (But next year’s even going to be better!) 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Digg pe ine eee tg ry 254 The National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test is given yearly to any junior who wishes to take it. The test is composed of four parts: English, Math, Science, and Social Studies. Each year large companies contribute money to the finalist’s scholarship fund. Lynnisse Roehrich and Lanance Binkley received letters of commendation for their efforts last year. Steve McGee and _ Janice Nolen graduated to finalists from the semi-finalists rank. All these people are to be congratulated for their achievements. Not pictured is Lanance Binkley, letter of commendation. 3 y biti, Bettie Buchanan The DAR Medal is awarded by the Daughters of the Ameri- can Revolution to senior young women who are out- standing in the areas of leadership and citizenship. The first McGavock DAR Medals are awarded to Bettie Buchanan, Mary Alyce Jordan, Janice Nolen, and Viola Sellers. John Preston Woods Civitan Medalists The Civitan Medal is awarded to senior young men who have displayed outstanding qualities of lead- ership and service. Anthony Durham, Louis Fried- man, Thomas Miller, and John Woods are the 1972 winners. r} Anthony Durham fee 258 Pam Foster Denzil Bryant 259 Kevin Wright al The Faculty Medal is awarded to students who are outstanding in the areas of scholar- ship, leadership, and service. The award is made to both a boy and a girl from each school. The first McGavock Faculty Medal was awarded to Cheryl Crocker, Pam Foster, Nan Nunes, Connie Shepard, Denzil Bryant, Tom Hulsey, Terry Livings- ton, and Kevin Wright. Spence McGavock Medal aS aS Rods =e The Spence McGavock Medal is awarded to seniors who have attained a 4.0 grade point average during their four years of high school. Sandra Bradley, Nan Nunes, Lisa Wilson, and Mike Zoccola received the Spence McGavock Medal for 1972. 260 Valerie Horton Miss Black Nashville Contestant 262 Theresa O’Guin FFA Queen “Sy Rept IES a i Hawes Boys’ State 264 Stanley Martin’. In the spring, each school chooses a junior boy to attend the American Legion’s Boys’ State. Boys’ State is designed to give the young men who attend a sample of the democratic process in action by holding mock elections. This year, the candidates to Boys’ State are Don Canary, Pat Dennis, Steve Flatt, Stanley Mar- tin, and Ricky Turbeville. 265 Girls’ State 266 Each spring the American Legion spon- sors Girls’ State on the MTSU campus. This is an opprotunity for junior girls to participate in democracy in action. The delegates from McGavock are Kathy Ber- nal, Cindy Cate, Ann Conrad, Carol Cox, Eva Gardner, Joy Lucas, and Lynn Tay- lor. Home Ec Award Winners UPPER RIGHT is Freda Bledsoe, winner of second place in the Sears Dress Contest. MIDDLE RIGHT is Martha Strobe, who won a $500 scholarship from the Nashville Asso- ciation of Home Economists. LOWER RIGHT AND BELOW is Connie Thompson, winner of the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Award. Connie has also won National Recognition in the Fostoria Table Setting Contest. stead 39 8 fee 12) sc fe, op fe w 2 = 0) 30s ae} % WW) cy eter © wn Soon (qe) 1d 9) nN Y wn c SS s 269 IJ IrCase “Up the Down Sta eh eeie Los ad 2. TWILIGHT Jr.-Sr. Prom ak ocraatne me a ay enone i 274 Set Senn men i se ye irae newest seg sitcabinte 8 mate 276 277 Junior Miss McGavock was well represented in the 1972 Junior Miss Pageant. Out of thirty-four contestants eleven girls were from McGavock. Each girl was judged on physical fitness, scholastic achievemet, poise, appearance, and talent. Representing McGavock were: (TOP), Terri Ezell, Shelley Gaines, Valerie Horton, Kay McNeal, Pam Miller, Nan Nunes, Kathy Parrish, Debbie Rawson, Jo Ann Rollins, Connie Sheperd, and Janice Skinner. Pam Miller (LOWER LEFT) placed fourth runner up in the pageant. Miss Nan Nunes was chosen the 1972 Davidson County Junior Miss and also placed fourth runner up in the state pageant. 285 --s nae Pere TET - — : i i i Davidson County’s Junior Miss Miss Nan Nunes 279 Ca Sey ie Ors = 42: ‘4 ) jaa) £ = as AS; © = om ww) oS Y a ee need ince The Frog Pr DOUGH” Peraron Beuncw Suor ter Came wre inf ID P Qoanée Taree Misa q i Me AE ose eS e Lite = eg = « oy ie 2 Re XS oo . s ? Oo { Pe “ ys Ky rz 7 Rosie Freelance re SENIOR Class of “72” STEPHEN ABBOTT VICKY ADDINGTON JIM AGEE FRED ALDRIDGE CHRIS ANDERJACK 291 GARY ANDERSON SUSIE ANDERSON THOMAS ANDERSON BRENDA ANDREWS BRENDA ARCHIBALD JANICE ARMSTRONG JIM ARNEY MERRILL ARNOLD SALLY ATCHLEY EVELYN AVERY PATRICIA BAIRD GREG BALLARD STEVE BARKER GARY BARNES JOAN BARNFIELD PAM BARRETT BARRY BARTON LYNDELL BARTON TOMMY BATSON HARRIETT BAUMGARTNER PAMELA BAYLOR JUDY BEAL LINDA BEAL BOBBY BEAN ORA BEASLEY EVELYN BELL MARY BENAGH DONNA BENWARD SUZANNE BEVELS CAROL BIANCONI JERRY BLACK DAVE BLANKMAN BOBBY BODAFORD KEN BOGART JONETTA BOGLE MIKE BOLLES MORRIS BONER CHARLES BOOTH GWENDOLYN BOSTICK JANET BOWDEN DEBBIE BOWMAN REBECCA BOYD BEVERLY BRADEN EDWARD BRADLEY MARY BRADLEY ERNESTINE BRADSHAW MARILYN BRADY JANICE BRATCHER SHARON BRATCHER GAYLE BREWINGTON DAVID BRILEY BARBARA BROWN OTLEY BROWN RICHARD BROWN SANDRA BROWN BOBBY BRUMLEY JIM BRYAN KATHLEEN BRYAN DENZIL BRYANT EDWARD BRYANT BETTIE BUCHANAN RHONDA BUCHANAN CHUCK BUCKLES JOEL BUCKNER MELANIE BUGG VICKIE BUIE JUDY BURGER NANCY BURKE LEE BURKETT DEBBIE BURNS LINDA BURROWS DAVID BUSINDA ALLEN BUTLER GWEN BUTRUM DAVID BYRNE GWENDOLYN CALDWELL STEVE CALLIS KATHY CAMPBELL KATHY A. CAMPBELL KATHY CAMPOLA JOE CANARY JANICE CARNAHAN GLORIA GARNEY KENNETH CARRUTHERS VICKI CASON BARBARA CARTER DAVID CARTER EDDIE CARTER LARRY CARTER MAE CARTER 295 RONALD CARTER LYNN CAWTHORNE BARRY CHAMBERLAIN JANE CHASTAIN TERRY CHESNEY DIANE CHOATE BILL CLARK DAVID CLARK FAYE CLAYBROOK GARY CLEMENTS JOHN CLOPTON TERRY COKER TOMMY COKER MELISSA COLE PAULA COLE LINDA COLEMAN JOHN CORDER RHONDA COTHRON SEMETTA COURE BRAD COURSEY CATHY COURSEY BRENDA COVINGTON PAM COWELL STEVE COX MAURICE CRAWFORD KATHY CREECH BARNEY CROCKARELL DANNY CROCKARELL CHERYL CROCKER HOPE CROFT LAVERN CROWELL CHARLES CROWLEY ROSALINO CRUTCHER CARY CURD KEITH CURD KATHLEEN CURTIS PAMELA CURTIS ROBERT CURTIS NANCY CUZZORT DIANE DADY LAWRENCE DAVENPORT GREG DAVIS RODNEY DAVIS VALERIA DAVIS DEBBIE DEBOW ROBERT DECOSTA SUE DEGROAT DENISE DEPRIEST SCOTT DERRICK CHARLES DESKINS EDWARD DILLAHAY LINDA DILLARD RICKY DILLARD RICHARD DOBBS DENNIS DODSON DIANNE DODSON SHERRY DOLING ANGELA DONOVAN DEBBIE DOWDY RICKY DOWNING JIMMY DRAKE MARSHA DREW JUDY DUKE KEVIN DUKE BETTY DUNGEY ANTHONY DURHAM STEVE DURR BRYON DYE CONNIE EAKES MIKE EATHERLY SUSAN EDENS DONNIE EDMONDSON RICHARD ELAM SHERYL ELAM DONNA ELLIOTT BETTY ENSOR CONNIE ETHRI DGE DIANNE EVANS AGNES EZELL DELIREZELL TERRIE EZELL BETH FALK RITA FERGUSON SANDRA FERGUSON TONY FERREIRA ! CATHERINE FERRELL ROBERT FIELDS DORTHY FILLMORE JIM FINNERAN 299 THOMAS FISHER BONNIE FLEETWOOD MARGARET FLY CELIA FOREHAND JIMMY FOSTER JUNE FOSTER PAMELA FOSTER PAMELA FOWLER CAROL FOX MARK FOX SHAWN FOX VALERIE FREE MALLARIE FREEMAN LOUIS FRIEDMAN KAREN FROST SHELLEY GAINES MARTHA GAMER DANIEL GANT JANICE GANT JANICE GARRARD JENNY GATLIN CHARLES GEBHARDT MIKE GEBHARDT ROBERTA GEBHARDT PAMELA GENTRY CAROL GLEASON ANN GLEAVES DONNIE GLEAVES JOHN GRANSTAFF TIMOTHY GRAY BRENDA GREEN FREDERICK GREEN WAYNE GREER JOHN GRIER TINA GRIFFIN PATTIE GRIGGS JOHN GRISSOM POLETA GROSS TOMMY GRUBBS LARRY GUFFEE DEBBIE GUTHOERL EDWARD HAGER GALE HALL VIRGINIA HALL PAMELA HAILEY VERA HAMILTON BEVERLY HAMLETT CHRISTY HAMMOND SUSAN HAMPTON EMILY HARDAWAY MARY ALICE HARMAN CATHY HARPER MICHAEL HARPER DEBBIE HARRIS DENISE HARRIS GRETA HARRIS GLORIA HARRISON SARAH HARRISON KARL HASLINGER BARBARA HASTINGS RANDY HAWKINS JANICE HAYES MIKE HAYES DEBRAH HAYNES HERMAN HAYNES LISA HAYNES SHEILA HAYNES KENNETH HEATH JEFF HEISLER REGINA HELMS CHERYL HENDRICKS ANNETTE HENDRIX CYNTHIA HENLEY BECKY HENRY DEBBIE HENRY STEVE HERALD VICKIE HERBERT MARSHA HERD TOMMY HICKS PAMELA HIGDON PATRICIA HIGDON NELDA HILL RICK HINDMAN SUSAN HINGST DONNA HIX JANET HOBBS SANDY HODGES SHERRIE HOLBERT HOLLISTER Gy. DELORES HOLT NAN RICHARD HOLT DWIGHT HOOPER TBY GH SHERRY HOWARD LISA HOPKINS VALERIE HORTON NE HOU JULIE HOWELL DIA ES HUDSON UGH NT ROGER HU MELISSA HUDSON BECKIE H TOM HULSEY MARK MIKE INGRAM CHARLENE JACKSON CONNIE JAMISON ELAINE JARRETT HERB JENKINS 3.03 BRENDA JOHNSON MARTHA JOHNSON WANDA JOHNSON RICKY JOHNSTON MIME JONAS PEGGY JONES STUART JONES TERESA JONES MARY ALICE JORDAN ALICE JURKOVICH PAMELA KAUTZ JACK KEATHLEY RONNIE KEITH SANDRA KELLEY CARYL KENNEDY BRUCE KESSLER ROBIN KILLEN DONALD KIMBRO RICHARD KIMSEY BILL KING GAITHER KING KIRBY KING STEVE KING RANDY KING MARY HELEN KISTNER 305 JEFF KLEMM J.B. KNIGHT CARLOS KNOTT SUSAN KNOTT CONNIE KOSKO RISE KYLE BARRY LAFON DIANA LAIRD JIMMY LANHAM DONNA LAWLER JERE@QEEE JOE LEE MELINDA LEE PATRICIA LEONARD DEBBIE LETHAM DEBBIE LEVAN DAVID LEWIS SARAH LEWIS SAUNDRA LEWIS JACKIE LIND JOHN LINK DAVID LITAKER SHIELA LITCHFORD TERRY LIVINGSTONE KEVAN LLOYD SHERRY LONG LOUANNE LYNN STEVE MACINTYRE HELEN MALONE PATTIE MALONE GERALD MANN ELAINE MANSON SARAH MARTIN STEPHEN MASSEY GARY MATTHEWS ROGER MAXWELL TERRY MAYO SHEARON MARYS SHEILA MAYS MICKEY McBRIDE PATTY McBRIDE — wi Sg ee ee RICHARD McBRIDE VICTORIA McCAULEY PAUL McCLURE AVA NELLE McCORMACK MARTIN McCORMACK SHERIE McCORMACK TERRY McDONALD BONNIE McEACHERN DEBORAH McFARLAND SCOTT McGEE STEVE McGEE REBECCA McGUIRE BERNARD McLAURINE JANELLE McMILLIN KAY McNEAL JEFF McPHERSON JAN METHENY DAVID MERRYMAN RONNIE MILAM ( HELENA MILLER PAMELA MILLER ROGER MILLER THOMAS MILLER FLETCHER MOON CONNIE MOORE RONNIE MOORE WANDA MOORE MIKE MORGAN MIKE C. 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Rowlett Karleen Dean Katherine Jamison Patricia Woods « oe = i fe ae fae eR 372 Judy Brumley Brenda Barr Child Care a ee Ae ¢ 4 Bob Hollingsworth William Johnson 374 Bobby Jean Frost Kenton Hull Robert Binkley John Bright Fay Benson Kathryn Jordon Foreign Language Louise Smith Eugene Speight Health Mac Hargis Bruce Meriwether Bobby Reasons 1 Education ICa | Phys Mathilda Crockett Doris Rogers 378 Robert Williams Garland Russell Omega Stratton James Watkins Roy Angel John Cain Bobby Davis Sip tl ce A eh lo) 2 TS wn vo Ieea= a5 o v Vv ee Robert Evans Victor Gabany 20 e re) = wn ic) B oO mid Patricia Guthrie Bobby Porter Richard Price Fred Rigsby Lillian Sunstead 382 John Weaver Louis Wilson David Adamson Dan Locke James Merritt REE 384 Susan Shaw Patrick Glossop sy a x � ORs Y Ye dé “ S Team Leader gies 385 Roger Flannery Wilburne Hunt Rob McGee Bernidence Pinkney Mary Seymore uidance ounselors John Taylor Robert Vann Gale Dale, South uidance Secretaries Mary Williams, West Mary Howse, East Cafeteria Ruth Anglin Sue Baker Peggy Beaty Emma Boner Mary Businda Belle Ford Elizabeth Fox Annie Gleaves Josephine Hall Maggie Harper Juanita Haynes Louise Jackson Pauline Johnson Mattie Kimbel Linda Kirkpatrick Sara Knight Ladies Dora Lawrence Fleeta Lawrence Christine Layne Cassie McFarland Rebecca Morgan Ruth Moss Docia Pace Mary Pass Elsie Sendelweck Geneva Shumate Ann Strack Edith Sullivan Wanda Sullivan Betty Thompson Tommie Williams Ellie Eva Wright 3 88 ee. pipe penne | Head Custodian, R. R. Webb Jr.; Green, and John Bradley 389 Custodial Staff Joseph Batey Larry Battle James Brewer William Brooks Precious Brown Aaron Bryant Willie Burroughs Vergil Davidson Joseph Gleaves Randall Grisham Carl Hall Walter Harris Charles Henderson Kenith Kelling Donald Key Raymond Lee Joe Lindsley Kenneth Lipscomb Preston McCauley Laura McHallin Sam Milligen Jimmy Perry Percy Sanders Raymond Springer James Thomas Mary Watkins With the coming of the spring semester, we began to turn our attention to the extracurricular side of school. During the fall semester, emphasis had been placed on academics, but now we were ready to broaden our interests. Through the efforts of concerned students and faculty members, second semester brought many exciting activities to McGavock. For the first time, we began having pep meetings with the entire student body crammed into the gym. Of course, some of us had to sit on the floor, but that was part of the fun. We also had a variety of exciting assemblies for the small schools. There were many _ activities taking place at night, too— dances, talent shows, ball games. We were finally beginning to feel that McGavock was a real school with everything to offer that our old school had, plus a lot more Faculty Advisor to Student Activities One of the many new positions introduced to McGavock in its first year has been ‘Faculty Advisor to Student Activities’. The man in charge is Coach Mel Brown. His duty is to listen to student grievances and suggestions and make them known to the administration and faculty. He also arranges conferences between the students and faculty to discuss these issues. As a result of this service several activities have been established in our school. Among them are the Brunch Shop, intramurals, the tutoring program, pep meetings, the rap room and the talent show. Youth Guidance | The Youth Guidance Officers, headed by George Currey, are a group of young men interested in the youth of today. There are thirty-five men involved in this organ- ization which is divided into three cate- gories: preventive, investigative, and en- forcement. The preventive division works mainly in the schools giving lectures and counseling with students. On the weekend they are on patrol as are regular policemen. The _ in- vestigative division deals with runaways and school burglaries. The enforcement division works answering radio calls deal- ing with cases of a more criminal nature — such as child abuse. Assemblies ... The McGavock Jazz Rock Group The McGavock Jazz Rock Group was one of the first assemblies here at M.H.S. They performed for the North, South, and West schools. Lucretia Mac Evil, Jesus Christ Super Star, and Shaft were among the popular numbers they did. The group was honored by Channel 2 when they were ask to do a taping for them. Jimmy Bass JIMMY BASS came to us from Andrew Price Metho- dist Church. He preformed twice for M.H.S._ stu- dents. He was very talented by playing both a banjo and a guitar while tapping a tambourine with his foot. “Tech Symphony Band” This symphony band was from Tennessee Technological University. It was a 70 member Band under the direction of Wayne Pegram. Among the six pieces they performed was Jesus Christ Super Star. “Southwestern Singers” The Southwestern Singers hale from Memphis Southwestern. The group con- sisted of about twenty men and women. Their speciality was in the area of Folk music and they preformed for our West School. Don Q. Pullen t “Encounter” — Two Rivers Baptis DOUGHNUTS i. Poraro Cures | Bruncy Suor | 0 f Lace ) Hor Cuococare - The | ee Brunch , Crunch! The Brunch Shop was set up to provide morning nourishment for students who arrived early by bus or missed breakfast at home. Much skepticism was expressed by the school’s advisors, but through hard-working students like Pam Rutherford, the Brunch Shop spon- ser, Project Brunch was soon on its successful way that other schools have adopted and developed this useful enterprise. Another First!!! ‘ A Spring Dance tal me scemssmasssnbesiinil i. S © Y) oha) — oc — if) — te VY = i.) bes ... “Cuntree Hamb” Arts Festival McGavock’s first annual Spring Fine Arts Festival featured art, drama, and music. During the three days of the festival an art exhibit containing oil paint- ings, pen and ink sketches, photography, pottery, and other types of graphic arts was displayed in the lower level of the Learning Center. The Jazz-Rock Ensemble performed Friday night. The highlight of their presentation was the theme from ‘‘Shaft.”’ Following this performance, the Media Department presented two McGavock student-made films, ‘Gum’ and ‘‘Reunion.” The next night a group of drama students who call themselves ‘Theater of the Mind’ presented ex- cerpts from the ‘Book of Job’ and from ‘‘Bald Soprano.” In addition, the group gave a musical comedy performance called “Follies.” Sunday afternoon the Madrigals performed a_pro- gram of 16th century music for which they received a standing ovation. 416 417 pe eer lle i oa tne ono Goodbye McGavock Goodbye Driver’s Education c war see OY J ae) S ce en ve Se ell rane aires all ‘ica McGavock Party at the Lake McGavock’s New Picnic Tables Are the Spring Place to Eat 437 fv a Ses s = ate e i f a A: -§ ee ee Ki te - NN. if ay ANY ae re Pe “s es a eS s Dy. Be ii ST KV AST = Ly a Soe PAY 'e . ’ does a's OO ee aaa . Sry GAY o Ge Chur ge PROFILES Name ABBOTT, STEPHEN WALLIS AGEE, JAMES ESTES ALDERIDGE, FRED WALLACE ALEXANDER, GLENDA CAROL ANDERJACK, CHRISTINE MARIE ANDERSON, GARY VERON ANDERSON, SUE ELLEN ANDERSON, THOMAS NATHAN ANDREWS, BRENDA ARMSTRONG, FANNIE MARIE ARMSTRONG, JANICE ANN ARNOLD, JAMES ARNOLD, SAMUEL MERRILL III ATCHLEY, SALLY FRANCES AVERY, EVELYN DENISE BAIRD, PATRICIA NELL BALLARD, GREGORY ALAN BARKER, STEVEN WILLIAM BARNES, ALYCE L. BARRETT, PAMELA MARLEAN BARTON, BARRY ALLEN BATEY, ROBERT THOMAS JR. BATTLE, STEVEN BAUMGARTNER, HARRIET ROSE BEAL, LINDA KAY BEALS, JUDY LEE BEAN, ROBERT R. BEAN, VIRGINIA LOUISE BEASLEY, ORA DEAN BELL, EVELYN MARIE BENTLEY, ARNETTA P. BIANCONI, ANN CAROL BLACK, JERRY KER RIGAN BLANKMAN, DAVID L. BODAFORD, WILLIAM H. BOGART, KEN BOGLE, JONETTA DAWN BOOTH, CHARLES JOSEPH BOSTICK, GWENDOLYN D. BOWMAN, DEBORAH ANN BOWDEN, JANET ELAINE BOYD, REBECCA BRADEN. BEVERLY RAY ANN Nickname Steve Jim Freddy Chris GV. Susie Tom Sissy Number two Jim Merrill Neesie Pat Greg J.B. Bobby Pinto “Dean” Shorty Netta Beeyancunnee Nugget Dave Bobby Boy wonder Charlie Peaches Debbie Bo-Deen Becky Ambition Professional Musician. To do whatever comes natural. To be me no matter what happens. To travel around the world. To play the, piano like Peter Nero. To get what I can get, and get away. To complete my college education and teach. 5 Key punch operator, housewife, and mother. To become a doctor. To become a hair dresser. To be a successful, single, business man. To live a fulfilled life. To be free, happy, and rich at the same time. To become an executive stenograph- er. Speach and drama major. To live useful, comfortable, and hap- py life. To become a great artist. To be a home economics teacher. Not only to listen and hear but understand. Computer programmer. To be a writer or musician. To attend law school. To go to college and someday get married. To become an elementary teacher. school To get married and be a execu- tive secretary. Veterninarian. To get all I can out of life. Registered nurse. Take upR.N. To become stage manager of a fa- mous production. To have two pierced ears. To be an electronics engineer and a pilot. Medicine. To become someone important in the world. To do something constructive. To make someone happy. Accounting. Go to college or be a nurse. To work in some type of music. To go to college and make the best of it. To be happy through concern, ser- vice, love, and achievement. To go to college. Philosophy Don’t do something today that can be put off to tomorrow. Experiences are life itself. Every man should do what he thinks best. Help the weak and helpless. Live each day to the fullest. Keep breathing and don’t worry. Live while you live, then die and be done with it. Life is what you make it. Don't look back. Now is the best time of your life so live it to the fullest. To love and be loved. “Unto thine own self be true.”’ To do the best I can in life. It has it’s ups and downs. Don’t take life too seriously or you'll never get out of it alive. To achieve all that life offers. Life is loving. Live life and enjoy it. Do as you please as long as it doesn’t hurt your fellow man. Life is sweet. Be happy and enjoy life. Enjoy life and always be happy. Live life to its fullest. Live life to it’s fullest. To live is to love for love is the key to life. “Black is beautiful’ To hell with it. Do what you will. Live and let live. Live it simple, happy, and free. To keep living. Live life to the fullest. Life is empty without love. Take each day as it comes. Be cool. Smile and be happy. Over come my disappointments learn from my failures, make the best of my opportunities. Be in reality what you appear to be. To help others. Achievements Tennis: 1,7 2°3),-4 band! ii, 2053. 4° all state 2, 3, 4; honor roll 4; german c. 1, 2; wind ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4. Latin c. 1, 2; chorus 1, 2; honor roll; math c. 1; spanish c. 1; home- room basketball. Honor roll 1; scout c. 1, 2, 3, v.p. 2; LIN Bet Beta c.; young historians; honor roll; band; annual staff; y-teens; latin c. Civitan 2, 3, 4, district awards chair- man 4; spanish c. Car and bike c. Drama c. 3; pep c. 1; 3, 4; wind ensemble 2, 3. Audio visual 1, 2, 3. Chairman of Christmas project. band 1, 2, Honor roll; black culture; art; home- making; glee c. Wal GaAe Football 1, 2, 3, 4; baseball 1: wres- tling 1, 2; chorus 2; french c. Lao Ge Ari Zi Ss Football 1; basketball 1; audio visual Cop SiinGeae Honor roll 1, 2, Sy Pep Crk nae Honor society; J.A.; glee c.; F.H.A. 3) 04 chorus a2) V.P. homeroom 3; homeroom rep. 4; computer c. 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; wind ensemble 4; french c. 2; pepc. 4. Banded) pepic icy Gramarcm omer psy. c. 4; wind ensemble 3. Honore society, i.) 2.035 bateAne ls 2,3,A4. 4-H c. 1, 2, sec. 1, v.p. 2; V.LC.A. 3, 4, reg. win. 3, 4. Baseball; chess c; computer c; sci- ence c; industrial arts c; pep c; home- room pres. Football, basketball. Chorus, library worker, J.A. Pep club 2; F.H.A. 3; psy. club 4; y-teens 1; honor roll 4; concessions oe Pep club; red cross rep; homeroom v.p. 3; paper staff volleyball team. Football 1, 3; baseball 2, 3; band it 2; key club 3; F.C.A. 3. Pep club 1; F.H.A. 2; civitan club 3. F.H.A.; pep club; worker; stu. council. Basketball; F.H.A.; volleyball; pep club; glee club. Basketball 3; tennis 3; volleyball 3; math club 3; science club 3; spanish club 3. EAS eo Band 1, 2. chorus 2; J.A.;. office civinettes 3; chorus 2. Track 3, 4; band 1, 4; honor ast. club Zao roll 2; german club 2, 3; 4; psy. club 4. Esp AG ee oeds Track 1; asst. director of Romeo .Juliet; ann. rep. Chorus 1; honor roll 1, 2, 3, 4; music club 1; drama c. 2; civinettes 3; McGavock theatre 4; Beta club 4. Computer club; math club. Latin c. 1, 2; jolly rogers 2, 3; chorus 1, 2, 3; library c. 3; young Ameri- cans 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4(captain); pep club 2; homeroom pres. 2; v.p. 3; v.p. of G.A.A. 3; stu. council 3. Band 2, 3, 4; all state orchestra SreAs | Gcluo Zap bet arGalou2ens a4: young Americans 4; drama 3, 4. Halftimer. BRADLEY, ANDRA JEANNE BRADLEY, EDWARD C. BRADLEY, MARY MARGARET BRADLEY, SANDRA JEANNE BRADSHAW, ERSTINE MARIE BRADY, MARILYNLYNETTE BRATCHER, JANICE MARIE BRATCHER, PEGGY DENISE BRATCHER, SHARON KEY BRILEY, DAVID LARKIN BRILEY, SUSAN EDENS BROWN, BARBARA BROWN, JOSEPH GARRY BROWN, MARTHA ELAINE BROWN, RICHARD LEE JR. BROWN, SANDRA GAYLE BROWN, WILLIAM OTLEY, JR. BRUMLEY, CHARLES ROBERT BRYAN, JAMES H. BRYANT, DENZIL AIDEN BUCHANAN, RHONDA FAYE BUCKNER, JOEL LYNN BUCKNER, LINDA JOYCE BUGG, MELANIE ANITA Ed Legs Bird POO. Little Smiley Barbara Elaine Sandre Ot Bobby Jim Motor Faye Buck Neno W.O. To graduate with a music degree from college Teacher. To graduate from college with a mu- sic degree. Professional singer. To be a nurse. To live the rest of my life with Smi- ley. To make a certain person eat their words. To succeed in life and to make cer- tain people proud. To do everything possible in the mu- sic field and enjoy it. To make Bobby very happy. To be content. To be happy. Child development or soc. teacher. Law. To work with emotional dist. child- ren. Music career. Go to college and help people. To be the best at what I do. Public relations specialists. Parapsychologist To be a good wife and mother. To find happiness in whatever I do. John 3:16. To face each day with a pos. attitude. Live and let live. That in everything ye are enriched by Him in all utterance and know- ledge. To live and let live. Trust in the Lord and he shall give you the desires of thy heart. The world should listen instead of trying to make trouble. Smile and be happy. To live and let live. Live your own life. If people would realize their resp. to themselves and society the world would be a better place. Help mankind for peace everything. Marry a rich man, have seven kids. Develop and enjoy your life. Give more love than you receive. Live each day as it comes for there won't be another like it. Chorus 2, 3, 4; beta c. 3, 4; latin c. 2; jazz-rock 4. N.E.D.T. certificate, spanish c. civitan c.; Chorus 2, 3, 4; beta c. 3, 4; latin c. 2; jazz-rock 4. Chorus 3, 4. Newspaper 1; y-teens 1; cheerleader 1 (capt:) pep: cy 2. GrAL AS evel C.A. 4. Y-teens 1(pres.); pep c. 2, 3; chorus 1, 2, 3; basketball 1; class treas. 1. F.H.A:) 1, 2)3 Teachers@ardiademas 3,4: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; jazz ensemble 4; honor roll 3, 4; french c. 1, 2, 3; mad- rigals 4. V.I.C.A. Red cross; F.H.A. 1, 2. Football 1, 2; pep c. 1, 2, 3; baseball 2S: Chorus c.; spanish c. 1; french, span- ish c. 2; F.H.A. c; homeroom basket- ball. Band; majorette; french c.; honor roll. Football 2, 3; track 1, 2, 3, 4; McG. radio sta; pep c. 1, 2, 3; 50 mile club 2, 3; cinema group(media vis- uals) 4. Baseball 3, 4. Band; J.C.L.; key club; V.L.C.A. Football 3; track 2, 3, 4; basketball 2, 3; Phi beta 1; honor roll 4; F.C.A. 7 ey, Majorette; honor society; stu. coun- cil; newspaper; halftimer; annual staff; teen board (Cain Sloan). Skin diving c.; deca. band; concert Riding c. 1, 2; latin c. 1. 2; civitan c. Z; Pres. phys. titness award 1. « iT taal tet BUNTIN, NORRIS WAYNE BURGER, JUDITH DIANE BURKE, NANCY JANETTE BURKETT, PRESTON LEE BURNETT, STEPHEN HAROLD BURNS, DEBORAH ANNE BURROWS, LINDA C. BUSINDA, DAVID MICHAEL BUTRUM, LYNETTE GWEN BYRNE, DAVID CALLIS, STEPHEN SPIKE CAMPBELL, KATHERINE ANN CAMPOLA, KATHLEEN ANN CANARY, JOELEE CARNAHAN, JANICE WESTELLE CARRUTHERS, KENNETH A. CARTER, BARBRA JANE CARTER, DALE EDWIN CARTER, LARRY D. CARTER, MAI ELIZABETH CARTER, RONALD WAYNE CASON, VICKI JEANNETTE Bluebeard Debbi Linda Tee Turtle Barbara Eddie Ace Mai Ronnie Vicki Sing. To go to the north pole. Set the highest goals, then reach them. College. Music and movie producer. To make teeny-boppers extinct. R.N. nurse. To succeed in life. To get married. To get rich. To be happy and live for God. To be a special education teacher. To marry Gary, keep him happy, and live forever. All at the same time. To be a lawyer. To be a Business Education teacher. To be a draftsman. To be happy. College. To make the best out of life and be happy. To enjoy life. To succeed in whatever I attempt to do in life. To be great is to sing. Happiness makes the world go round. Live life to the fullest and enjoy it by being yourself. To hell with it all. Love thine enemy, it'll confuse the heck out of him. Keep the faith, stay loose. To do the best you can. Only the fittest survive. Don’t be afraid to be in the min. stand up for what you believe. Life should be lived out and not worried about. Nothing is unattainable if you try. Stay together. To have fun. Live life as it comes. Live and laugh. To succeed. Live and be happy. Be friendly with everybody. It’s not how much you've got, it’s how you use it. Chorus; music. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; honor roll; civinettes 3; pep c. 1, 2; v.p. home- room. Student council; homeroom sec.- treas. 2, 3; G.A.A. 2, 3; civitan 2, 3; y-teens 2, 3. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; wind ensemble 4; french c. 1, 2; civitan c. 2, 3; office ry worker 3, 4; valentine attendant 2. Spanish c. 2; artc. 4. Science c. 1; stu. council; valentine attendant 2, 3. Newspaper staff 4. Football 1, 2, 3; wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; F.C.A. 2, 3, 4; homeroom pres. 1, 2. Y-teens 1; civics c. 1, 2; annual staff; french club 1. Library c. 3; annual rep. 3; homeroom basketball Honor roll; student council; beta c.: band; spanish c. Cheerleader; honor society; typing english award. Intramurals. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; wind ensemble 3, 4; french c. 1, 2; german club 3, 4. Swimming team; Hi-y c.; forensics c.; honor roll; acting. Football 1; basketball 1, 2; rod gun c. 1, 2; french c.; annual staff 4; key c. 3; photography 4. 4-H c. 1; library c. 2(pres.); civinettes BV GrAG se: Chorus 1, 2; civinettes 3; F.H.A. CAWTHORNE, LYNN H. CHAMBERLAIN, BARRY NEAL CHANS,: “HUS, KENNE CHESNEY, TERRY ALLEN DARYL JEAN CHOATE, LINDA DIANE CLARK, BILLY CLARK, DAVID DENBY CLARK, ROBERT, IV. CLAYBROOKS, FAYE CLEMENTS, GARY WINSTON CLOPTON, JOHN B. COKER, THOMAS HAGGARD COLE, MELISSA COLE, PAULA JEAN COLLINS, RICKY CORDER, REV. JOHN WILLIE CORLEW, VALERIA COTHRON, RHONDA KAYE COURSEY, CATHEY THOMAS COVINGTON, BRENDA GAYLE COWELL, PAMELA LYNN COX, STEVEN TIMOTHY COX, THOMAS EUGENE JR. CRAWFORD, MAURICE CREECH, MAKY KATHLEEN CROCKARELL, BARNEY, JR. CROCKARELL, DANNY BRANDON CROCKER, CHERYL ANN CROFT, HOPE CROWELL, JANIEMAE LAVERN CRUTCHER, ROSLIN D. CURD, CARY WILLIAM CURD, KEITHLY STANFORD CURTIS, KATHLEEN CURTIS, PAMELA GAIL CURTIS, ROBERT ALLEN CUZZORT, NANCY JOYCE DADY, TERI DIANE DARRELL, LUSK W. DAVENPORT, LAWRENCE DOUGLAS JR. DAVIS, BRENDA MARIE DAVIS, GREGORY STEPHEN Tur 440 Daryl Buddha Bobby Little Folks Ja-Gary Johnny Tommy PJ nipgreens Rhonda Cathey Slim Pammie Carney wa Kathy Barnes Doc Cracker Hopeless Boom-boom Jelly bean Bird Keith Kathy Pam Robert Nanny-pap Lawrence “Tea’’ Peabody To make money. To get it done. Business. To be a nice, honest American citizen. To understand people and the estab- lishment. To become an M.D. To have an exciting and successful career. To be a lawyer. To be a nurse. To be in the Electric Outdoor Pro- testant Blues Band and play like Duane Allman. To go to college and become a drafts- man. To marry a certain girl by the name of Barbara D. Elementary school teacher. Teach school. Fireman. Brickmason. To become Mrs. Michael Moore, and a nurse. To find one? To find a good job. To be anurse; L.P.N. Be a successful secretary. To find everything life has to offer. College and gourmet chef. Teach bus. education. Go to college, marry, teach, raise a family. To have my body bronzed. To direct the New York Philharmonic orchestra. To learn to care as much as Evelyn. To be a pharmacist. To do everything once or twice. Be a nurse. Coach. Go to college, become rich, and then... Commerical artist. To get a good job and marry Dena. Elementary education teacher. Teaching. To live to be an old man. To make a better person of myself. Obtain my M.D. and help others. You get out what you put in. Live. Live each day as it comes with curiosity for the future. You can get something if you try. Life is whatever you make it to be. It’s never too late. Every person should strive to find his purpose in life. Love and be loved. Get high. Don’t be in the wrong place at the wrong time. Do what ever you want to do. It’s not how much you get, it’s how you use it. You get out of it. The happenings. Helping people to become Chris- tains. Live and let live. To live each day as it comes. Every body needs somebody. Learn to face reality and accept things as they are. Save your money and die rich. To know yourself. Everything dies. Make friends and try to be happy. Do your best, even if you fail. Be cool. Always be happy and to make others happy. -Dynamite comes in small packages. Leave to learn and learn to leave. To be my natural self. To put Christ in my everyday life and share happiness with others. Paper staff 4; hr. pres. 1, 2, 3; band 1; track 1. French c. 3; civitan c. 3; pep c. 2, 33 V.LG@AGZ Basketball manager. Annual staff 4; ann. rep. 4; home- room rep. 4; honor roll 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3; football 3; track 1, 2, 3, 4; stu. council 1, 2, 3; annual staff 4(bus. manager); chorus 1, 2, 3,4. V.LC.A. 3, 4; perfect att. 1, 2; an= nual rep. Spring track 1, 2, 3, 4; winter track 3,4. Car and bike c. 1; radio c. 3; V.I.C.A. 4. Beta c. 2, 3, 4(treas.); GA.A. 3; civitan c. 2, 3; spanish c. 1, 2, 3; honor roll. Basketball, spanish c.; science c.; pep c.; stu. council psy. c. Basketball. Chorus; band; pantherette. Pep c. 1, 2; civitanc. 3. Basketball 2, 3, 4. Glee club; honor roll; tumbling team; F.H.A.; Volleyball. Honor roll 1, 2, 3, 4; annual staff 4; math contest 1; junior hi-y 1; audio visual 2, 3: N.E.D.T. award 2. H.R. pres. 2; J.C.L.; riding c.; wres- tling 1, 2. Honor roll; chorus Beta c. 1, 3, 4; honor roll 1, 2, 3, 4; basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; tennis 2, 3, 4; volleyball 2, 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3; J.C.L. J Ae 3 Madrigals 3, 4; jazz-rock 4; beta c. 3, 4; Romeo Juliet (Romeo); honor roll 1, 2, 3, 4; best actor 4. Photo: ¢: 33 hirs, vices pres: Lee paper staff 2; band 1, 2, 3, 4; wind ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4; jazz rock 4; brass choir. Honor roll 1, 2, 3) 4;sb1-A. 1, 2a beta c. 3, 4; anual staff 4; civinettes 3; stu. council 4; bookstore 4. Latin c.; beta c. 1; psy. c. 4; honor roll. Art guild 1, 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 4; office worker 2; science c. 1; tech. crew of Romeo Juliet. Black culture. Football 1, 2, 3, 4(capt.); basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; track 3; class v.pres. 2; stu. council 1, 3 Golf 3, 4; chess 2, 3, 4; german c 2, 3, 4; annual 2, 3; forensics 2, 3; NEES) alee ieeze Basketball 1; v.pres. h.r. 2; valentine atte2 Fal As 25 Stu. council; forensic c.; art guild) V.I.C.A.; chorus; french c.; ski c EP At 2, 3 4 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4; basketball man 4; G.A.A. 3, 4; chorus 4; y-teens 2, 3; office worker 3, 4; v. pres. 3] Glee c. 2; chorus 2; beta c. 2, 3, 4} G.A.A. 2, 3; honor roll; J.C.L. 1, 23 NE: Dies Band 1, 2, 3, 4. | Annual staff 4; band 1, 2, 3; photo c. 2, 3; hobby c. 1. DAVIS, LINDA SUE DAVIS, VALERIA ANNETTE DEBOW, DEBORAH KAY DECOSTA, ROBERT A. ' DEGROAT, SUE EDNA DEPRIEST, DENISE JUNE DERRICK, ALVIN SCOTT DILLAHAY, JAMES EDWARD DILLARD, LINDA DODSON, DIANNE DODSON, JAMES DENNIS DOLING, SHERRY DONOVAN, ANGELA FAYE DOTSON, CLIFF DOWDY, DEBORAH ANN DOWNING, RICKY DRAKE, JAMES ANDERSON JR. DREW, MARTHA GAYLE DUKE, JUDY FAYE DUKE, KEVIN LEE DUNGEY, BETTY JEAN DURHAM, WILLIAM ANTHONY Killdee Sexy Debbie Dingbat Suede Denise Edward Linda Worm Tex Cricket Debbie Dill Marsha Dukey Bear Betty Gnat Go into a data processing career. Doctor. To someday find real happiness and peace of mind. Succeed Howard Hughes. That in all things, Christ may be magnified in me. Practice law. To become a successful lawyer. To be able to live in peace. Always love Steve and make him happy. To find the right girl. To pass Biology II. To live and lead a happy life. Go into the navy. To be successful. Architect. Supreme gator of the world. To become a witness of love and peace. To die. . .then come back. To live for ever or die trying. To witness and follow Christ. To become a surgeon, a doctor. Let everyone live his own life. Get it while the gettings good. Be prepared. Live fast, die young, have a good looking corpse. To live free you must become a slave of the master. Try to be happy. Live today, come. Live your own life to the fullest. tomorrow may never To have all the fun I can. “All men are created equal.” To have a better out look on life. Live free. To be happy and make others happy. Live life, before its too late. A clean gator is a good gator. Be happy and live each day as it comes. Don’t worry about nothin, cause nothin ain’t gonna go right no ways. Relax and let all natural come out. Have confidence in whatever you do. To live life to its fullest in what- ever the good Lord would have me. Band; basketball; tennis; civinette; chorus; Mu Alpha Theta. HER eesecuml sn 2G aeclassmsecumlemwa: pep c. 1, 2; honor roll 4; civinettes 3; Miss Jr. Civitan 3; annual staff 4 (Sr. profiles editor). Pep c. 1; prom com. 3; honor roll 4; V.I.C.A. 4; stu. council rep. 4; an- nual rep. 4; N.F.L. 4. Annual 1; chorus 1, 2, 3; civitan 2, 3; french c. 3; F.H.A. 2(Parlimentar- ian). é Honor roll; J.C.L. 1, 2, 3; beta club 1.2.3.4: stu. govt. 4. Conservation c.; guidance worker; track; audio visuals. Pep c. 1; library c. 3; annual rep. 2, 3; library worker 4. Honor roll; wrestling; car and bike c. Latin c.; F.H.A.; twirling c.; arts crafts c. Cheerleading 3, 4(capt. 4); chorus 1, 3; pep c. 2; honor roll 1; civinettes 3; tennis 1. Spanish c.; beta c. 1, 2, 3, 4; civitan Cleo eA honorerolllil Zymic ee Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; track 1, 2; keyieh 2) 37F.C AL 27 3,4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4; wrestling 2, 3, 4; J.C.L. 2, 3, 4; Head Gator 4. Library c.; athletics c.; EsHeAte: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; honor roll; pep c.; track. German c. 1, 2, 3, 4(pres. 4); chess c. 2, 4; baseball 2; dramatics 4; honor roll 3, 4. J.A., 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. of sales Re- cieved All Progressive Awards in J.A. V. Pres. Key C.; 1971 boys state; Senior Rep. Basketball 1, 2,; Base- ball 25) 35) 4) Honor Soc; Who’s Who in Am. high school; Class V. Pres. 3; Order of Dem- olay. chorus; DURR. STEVEN HERMAN DYE, WILLIAM BYRON EAKES. CONNEE LEIGH EATHERLY, ROBERT MICHAEL EDMONDSON, DONNIE LEE EDMONDSON, WILLIAM E. II. ELAM, JAMES RICHARD JR. ELAM, SHERYL ELAINE ELLIOTT, DONNA MARIE ENSOR, BETTY LYNN ETHRIDGE, CONNIE LYNN EVANS, DIANNE EZELL, AGNES RAYNELL Byron Mike Puppy-man Dutch man Elmo Elaine Connie Flonny Jeannie PETER ERO EER TS aI ana i 4 i | 5 ( To be a successful in life. To make others happy. To be a contractor. Hotel manager. To be a cook. To marry Debbie. Singer. To be able to talk for myself, instead of others doing it for me. To become a home economics tea- cher. To survive. To get married. To live Michael forever. Try to do the best you can. Happy times should outweigh the sad times. To live life to its fullest. To stop the War. Everyone should be treated with love and respect. To live and let live. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Gym. 1, 2, 3, 4; Rod Gun’ Gi.15) EGA 23 ae Annual Staff 3. Wrestling Team; Madrigals. Wrestling Cheerleader 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Civitian Club 3, 4. Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Clas- sical League; Math Contest 1; Class pres. 1. Track. Chorus 3, 4; Madrigals 3, 4; Jazz- Rock 4; Concert 3; Soul Town Re- view 3; Talent Shows 3, 4; Solo Ensemble Fest. 3. Library C. 1, 2, 3, 4; Drama C. 2; Y-Teens 2; FHA 4; Annual Staff 4; Band 1; Honor roll 1, 4; Pro- ectionists 3. Office worker; Honor Roll. Annual Staff 4; Halftimer; Student Council; Homeroom Rep.; Panther- ette; Prom Com. POLES SOP TE EZELE BED OYsD EU EZELL, TERRIE LYNN FALER, KEN FALK, CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH FARRELL, ANGELA KAY FERGUSON, RITA NADINE FERGUSON, SANDRA LYNN FERREIRA, ANTHONY JOSEPH FERRELL, CATHERINE ELIZABETH FIELDS, DEBRA JO FIELDS, ROBERT FILLMORE, DOROTHY ANN FINNERAN, JAMES D. FISHER, THOMAS FITGERALD, WILLIAM D. FLEETWOOD, BONNIE GAIL FLOYD, BELINDA ELAINE FLY, MARGARET ANNE FOREHAND, CELIA ELAINE FOSTER, JAMES DWAYNE FOSTER, JANE DIANE FOSTER, LINDA GALE FOSTER, PAMELA ANN FOX, CAROL ANN FOX, MARK STEVEN FRANKLIN, BONNIE RHENEA FREE, VALERIE SUSAN FREEMAN, MALLARIE ELIZABETH FRIEDMANN, LOUIS PATRICK GAINES, SHELLEY JOHNSON GANT, DAN GANT, JANICE ANN _ GARDNER, STEVE GARRARD, JANICE LYNN - GATLIN, JENNIFER ANN GEBHARDT, CHARLES J. JR. GEBHARDT, JAMES MICHAEL GEBHARDT, ROBERTA JOYCE GENTRY, PAMELA NEIL _ GLEASON, CAROL FRANCES _ GLEAVES, DONALD WAYNE GLEAVES, MARGARET ANN Dell Strong arm Beth Angel San dra Cockroach Bunny Debby Rabbit Dot Jimmy Bubble Temptation Kenneth Bef Jimmy “Junestor”’ Cat Don Pam Pickles Foxy Funny bunny Monkey Mallarie Louie Shanes “Jay” Bogie Jenny Chuck Mike Berta Bam Bam Donnie a To make Michael happy forever and raise achampion Appaloosa. To live a happy contented life with BRS To have a lot of fun and not get caught. To go to college next year. T o marry Johnny. To marry Phillip and be a good wife. Attend college and live on a farm. To make something of myself. To be happily married. A housewife or stewardess. To travel the U.S. To marry Ronnie and never fail my duty to George. To make a million. Work! To become an entertainer. To have seven little Falers. Go to college and be successful. Travel. To become an airline stewardess. To go into the Air Force. To become a home economics tea- cher. To be a nurse. To help people and to be u seful. Boys! Go to college and make a good living. To help other people or elementary teacher. To find what I’m looking for. Artist and dancer. Todo! To keep smiling and make people happy. Architecture. To have peace of mind and human relations. To be a better person. To be a pharmacist. Mechanical engineer. Go to college, graduate, and make a good living. To teach bookkeeping. To live up to my expectations to the fullest. To make B. Y. happy. Graduating. Win the state tournaments! To make others happy. To live each day as if it were the last. K.K.K. all the way. Live naturally with the cycles of the universe. To love. To live and let live. Make every second count. Live each day as if there was no tomorrow. Add your love and understanding to the part of the world that needs it Live each day. Never regret the past, but look for- ward to the future. Stop the war. Never jive, take things in stride. To love and be loved. Always try to‘be a part of every- thing happy. Always live my life to the very fullest. Live for today and make the best of it. Do for country first and myself second. To live for the future. To get high. Make the most of what you get. Enjoy it. Live and let live. Live and let live. Shoot for the stars. Love many, trust few, always paddle your own canoe. To get the most out of life. Do as little as possible. Be calm cool, believe in the Lord. Be yourself. Get all you can get out of it. To live and let live. Be yourself and enjoy life. To accept people for what they are. Give a smile, it makes life worth- while. Laugh at the world, there are a lot of worse things. To get the most out of life. Eonorsrollii. 23: v.pres. of hur. 1; 4-Hc. 1; photo c. 2, 3. Annual staff 2, 3, 4(editor-in-chief 4); chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Miss Pagent 4 (semi-finalist); jazz rock 4; h.r. rep. 4; young Americans 4. Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4; band 1, 2, 3: track 1, 2, 3; tennis 2, 3; football PARES French c. 2, 3, 4; Nat. merit letter 4: soccer 1, 2; honor roll; newspaper 1, 2; stu. council 3. Pep c.; drill team. V.LC.A. 4. Honor roll; french c. 1, 2, 3, 4. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; baseball 1, 2, 3, student council 3; key club 2, Honor roll; paper staff; spanish art c; McGavock play, Spanish c 2, 3; GAA. 1 4; Se Cc; Honor roll 3, 4; band 1, 2, 3; wind ensemble 3; 4-H c. 1; F.H.A. 2, 3; library worker 4. Latin c. 1, 2; german c. 3, 4. Track 4. Chorus; players guild; McG. theater; jazz rock; honor roll; stu. council rep. Auto mechanics 1; annual 1; library c. 2; F.H.A. 2; y-teens 3; french c.; annual rep. 4; french c. 4. Band 1, 2, 3; pep c. 1, 2, 3; signal major 1; french c. 1, 2; glee c. 4; jazz rock 4. Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4(capt. 4); twirling Cod), BE Erie Aa 37) shonorerolls a2 ae ede spanish c. 3, 4; stu. council 3, 4. Band; civil air patrol; A.V. club; radio c.; library worker. F.H.A.; J.A.; honor roll; chorus. Half timer; newspaper. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4(manager); volley- ball 2, 3, 4(capt. 4); beta club 3, A(sec.). Y-teens; F.H.A.; v.pres. of hur. Football 1; wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4(capt. 4.); district champ 4; h.r. pres. 3; Colorguard 2; class sec. 2; F.T.A. 2: basketball 2, 3; civinette 3: red cross rep. 3. Art c. 2; pep c. 3; civitan c. ay, Al G.A.A. 2, 3; spanish c. 3; art guild 2,3; honor roll 4. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; stu. council 3, 4; key 3; pres. h.r. 3; v. pres. hur. 2. Annual rep. 4; beta 3, 4; honor roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Miss Pageant 4; Girl’s state alternate 3; stu. council rep. G.A‘A. 3; science c. 1; drama c. 2; tennis 3, 4; civitan 4; volleyball 4; outdoor life 3. Beacon reporter 3; h.r. sgt. at arms 3; photo. c. 3; sec. of spanish c. 4; F.H.A. Annual staff 3; chorus 3; J.C.L. 1, 2, 3; young amer. 4; G.A.A. 2, 3; lib- rary aid 2; hospital post 3, 4. V.I.C.A. 3, 4; rod and gun 3. Honor roll; newspaper staff. J.A. 2, 3, 4(treas. 3, 4). Class officer 1, 2; pep c. 1, 2; civ- inettes 3; paper staff 3; annual staff 2; psy. c. 4; perfect att. 1. Walentinelatty le 2) here treact 1; basketball 1, 2; chorus; young Ameri- cans. Betas Gaal, m 20a ra i]) Coens Phe Ge G.A.A. 2, 3; Girls state rep. 3: class treas. 3; sr. advisory com. 4; basketball 1, 2, 3, 4(capt.4); all NIL Distri GOMER, MARTHA GLADYS GRAY, TIMOTHY VAUGHN GREEN, BRENDA GAIL GREEN, FREDERICK Y. GREEN, GARY L. GREEN, KATHY GREER, VERNON WAYNE GRIER, JOHN GRIGGS, PATTI LEIGH GRISSOM, JOHN BOYD JR. GROSS, POLETA ANN GRUBBS, THOMAS CULLUM J R. GUFFEE, LARRY PHILLIP GURGIOLO, DANNY AUGUSTINE GUTHOERL, DEBORAH ROSE HAGAR, LARRY H. HAILEY, PAMELA DENISE HALL, DELILAH GALE HALL, VIRGINIA GAIL HAMILTON,VERA JEAN HAMLETT, BEVERLY HAMPTON, SUSAN CORINNE HARBSMEIER, DAVID Gomer Gozard Stump Fey. Dead-leg Sally John Patti Tree Leader War monkey Gwig Deb Pam Munchkin Jinny Short Bobu Susan Zero Graduate from college with a music major. To live a happy life. Const. engineer and musician. Get a job. To get married. To enjoy life. To live a free, happy life and never be tied down. sAlways respect myself and never go below my goals. Play college basketball and be a good Christian. To be a nurse. 2nd Lieutenant, Green Beret, demol- ition expert, and above all a Christian. To not judge people at first sight. To be a doctor. Go to college, be a nurse, and a wife. Attorney at Law. To be a secretary. “Never forget the past; plan for the future, but live in the present. “To be happy.” To take more typing and key punch; be happy. Secretary. Help other people in any way I can. Farmer. Accept life and what it hands to you, with good grace. Anything can happen. ae take the good in life before the ad. “To higher destinations” To do the best I can in life. Try it you'll like it. To do what ever you like. Nothing comes free. Big Deal. People are too lazy to do something about the world. Don't let other people walk over you. Strive for your wants and enjoy life. Everyone should be true to themselve and others. Live, love and loved. To get high. To live each day facing each new challenge with enthusiasm. To take things as they come. To turn on and get down. That everyone should help each other in any way possible. Basic Buddhist philosophy. Annual staff 1; office staff 1; band 1, 2, 3; madrigals 4. Wrestling, 1) 2),3,.4; E.PiA F.GsAz Wrestling cheerleader; concert band; chorus; Civitan; FHA; G.A.A. Marching Concert Band, Track, Project Opportunity. Track; Football. Photography Club. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; Honor roll 1, 4; Class Favorite 2; Homecoming at- tendant 2; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Trea- surer 2. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Bowling C. 1; Scout Merit Badge C. 2,3; Wind Ensemble. Honor roll; chorus. Band 1, 2, 3; FFA 1, 2, 3; Bowling C.; Photography; G.A.; Vica 3, 4; Guidance worker. Aviation Club. Civitan ‘c; 235.45 Drama G23. FHA 4; Annual 3, 4(Faculty editor 4); H.R. Annual Rep. 4; HR Sec. Treas. 2,3; Y-Teens 1. FCA; Track; Football; Beta C. Halftimer; Student Council Rep. Annual 4; Civitan Sec. 4; Homeroom Sec. 3; Photo. C. 2 Pep Club Tea- chers Asst; Concessions 3 FHA 2, 3. J.A. 2, 3, 4; progressive awards; sales awards; VICA c. Transfer student 4. HARDAWAY, EMILY FAYE HARDISON, DAVID ALLEN HARMAN, MARY ALICE HARPER. EDNA CATHRYNE ' | HARPER, MICHAEL GAINES HARRIS, DENISE MARIA HARRIS, GRETA HARRISON, SARAH L. HASLINGER, KARL ANDREW HASTINGS, BARBARA M. HAWKINS, RANDY STEWART HAYES, JANICE CAROLE HAYER, MICHAEL W. HAYNES, DEBORAH HAYNES, DOUGLAS HERMAN HAYNES, LISA COCHRAN HAYNES, SHELIA DELORES HEISLER, JEFF HELMES, REGINA HENDRICKS, CHERYL RUTH HENDRIX, ANNETTE HENDRIX, DARLENE HENLEY, CYNTHIA EVONE HENRY, DEBORAH KATHERINE Big ‘“M” “Rash’ M.A. Cathy Mike Neesie Greta baby Hay-slinger Barbie Randy Jan Mike Lou Lisa “Puddles” Orero Tina Cheryl Jap Shorty Cynthia Debbie To be an olympic coach. To have the fastest car in Donelson. To make a happy home. Registered Nurse. Be manager of Castner Knotts some- day. To become a registered nurse. Secretary. To become a nurse. To sponsor a hill climb on Mt. Ever- est. Make something of myself besides a nuisance. Lawyer. To rid “our’’ country of the deceit that is destroying it. To inherit my brother’s albino mon- key plantation. Go to college. Electrician. To live in, with, under the sun, to travel, make my days count. To always wonder what comes next. To get my car to run. A child care teacher. To make as many people as happy with life as I have been-to become a success. To become business administrator. Social work. To live and love in peace. To make Ronnie happy forever and raise a champion walking horse. Life is too precious to spend it on nothing. Live life one day at a time. To always have a great time in life. The good things in life come in shapely figures. Become the future Mrs. Donald E. Sadler. To stay happy in the future. To stay happy in the near future. Live when you still can. Live and don’t forget anything tnats precious. Wash your hair everyday. I believe in freedom and equality for all people. Right on. Do unto others before they do unto you. “Routine!’” But people make it you can’t make it without people. Everyone wonders if it will last. Smoke it when you can get it. To be happy all the time to be- come Mrs. J.L. Brown. To enjoy life while it lasts. I believe in being myself. To eat drink be merry. To live life to its fullest. Library c. 1; beta c. 3, 4; annual staff 4; chorus 1, 3; hur. v.pres. 1: EH AwA: Chorus; civinettes; pep c.; v. pres. of her: FHA 1; civitan c. 2; VICA 4; valen- tine att. 2; homecoming att. 3. Track 1, 2, 3; basketball 2, 3; chorus Phe Pantherette; h.r. rep.; halftimer; for- eign lang.c; chorus. Math c.; project opportunity. Volleyball. Art c. 1; wrestling 3; boy scout c. 2. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; honor roll iG, Ph, eh Ale color guard capt. 4. Wrestling 1, 2, 3; Pirates Log Staff 3; Male chorus) 1; F'GSA, 1, 2) 73: N.E.D.T. Certificate; chorus; mad- ricals; civinettes; pep club. Project opportunity; chorus. Student council 1, 3; Civitan 1, 2; Valentine Attendant 1, 2; Honor roll; VICA club 4; Psychology c. 4. Ghorusi224 bepl con tao GSO) 3; Cheerleading 3, 4; Homeroom treasurer 2, 3. Basketball; Chrous; Pep C.; Halftim- er; Homeroom Rep.; Prep Pep Queen. Basketball 1, 2, 3; Tennis 2, 3, 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Co- Editor 4; Girls State 3; Jr. Class Trea- surer; Sr. Advisory Board 4. Glee c; Track. Black Culture C.; Y-Teens. Honor roll; FHA 2, 3; Y-teens. Honor roll; Photo. 2, 3; 4-H C. 1; perfect Attendance 1. HENRY, REBECCA MARY HILL, NELDA ALENE HORTON, VALERIE ANNETTE HUDSON, MARK ALLEN HUDSON, MELISSA ANN HUGHES, REBECCA LOIS HULSEY, THOMAS ALLEN HUNT, ROGER L. ISOM, KEVIN JAMISON, CONNIE JUDE JENKINS, HERBERT VENTON JR. JENKINS, WILLIAM DELANCY JOHNSON, ALFRED JOHNSON, BRENDA FAYE JOHNSTON, RICHARD BURTON JONAS, MARY IRENE JONES, PEGGY JEAN JONES, S. THERESA JONES, THOMAS STEVEN KAUTZ, PAMELA SUE KEATHLEY, JACKIE RAY KEITH, RONALD LEE KESSLER, BRUCE EDWARD KILLEN, ROBIN MICHELLE KIMSEY, RICHARD LEE KING, BEVERLY BRYAN KING, JAMES GAITHER KING, KIRBY CONLY KING, STEVEN ALAN KNIGHT, J.B., JR. KNOWLES, MARY ELAINE KOSKO, CONNIE LYNN KYLE, RISE ANN LOFON, BARRY SAMUEL LAIRD, DIANA LEE LANIER, WILLIAM E. LATHAM, DEBRA JEAN LEE, JERE ROBERT LEE, JOSEPH GARY LEE, MELINDA KAY LEONARD, PATRICIA GAIL Becky Broom Hilda Val Fat Lips George Tom Sally Herb Al Capone Bren John Re) Mimi Peggy Sue Hotpants Boner Kannchi McGavock Jack Ronnie Kess Robin T-Head Herman Steve J.B. “Rise”’ Fat Gut Bill Debbie Hooks Joe Pat To make people happy and to know what a gift life is. To be a music therapist. To help someone in life. To fly. To learn to put others first. To marry Richard and go to Art school. Become a doctor. To graduate. Doctor. To follow that dream. To get it while it is still here. Military. To be a social worker. To do it every day. To be happy. To marry Richard. Join Navy for training in electronics, Electrical work. To be a surgercial Nurse. To work in the field of television. Be an artist. To graduate from Auburn be an architect. To be in a broadway musical. Go into Radio Television Com- munications. To always be a good wife to Larry. To make as many friends as I pos- sibly can. To become successful in life. Major in psychology Success, To be happy. To be an executive secretary. To fa ll in Love. To do what has to be done. Electronics Technitian .. . To become successful. Lawyer. Take it easy and anyway I can get it! To become aC.P.A. To enjoy spending all summer in Scotland. Live and be free. For with God nothing shall be im- possible - Luke 1:37. Life is only a two button machine. To be right. To do my best. Take each day as it comes. Golden rule. To keep trying. One way to do something and that’s right. To live each day as if it were your last. Live and let live. To accept life for what is. Life is what you make it. To give up if you fail twice. To be happy. To have as much fun as you can while your young. Take things easy, take’em in stride and don’t get uptight. Mankind loves a lover. Raise hell, be happy. To live each day as if it were the last To live life to its fullest. Try to do your besi at anything you do. A good disposition is worth more than gold. If it stays up, it won't come down. Live one day at a time. Let it ride, if it don’t sink, it’ll float. Live one day at a time. Don’t worry about nothing till the time comes. There’s a lot of wold to see and | plan to see it. 222? I'll find a way or make one. It’s only as good as you make it. Be interested and care about people. Smile and make someone else happy. Honor roll; Forensics 1; FTA 2; Span. ish 2, 3; Annual Representative 4. FHA 1; civinettes 3; newspaper 3; annual 4; young Americans 4; honor roll 4; stu. council. Honor society; Jr. Miss Pageant 4: teen board (Cain Sloan); track; forensic c.; Miss Black American Pag- eant 4. Beta c.; honor roll; civinettes; science award. Honor roll 2, 3, 4; FHA 2, 3; art guild 1, 2, 3, 4; art major 1, 2, 3, 4. Track 1; Latin c. 1; german c. 2, 3; beta c. 3, 4; Jr. Civitan 4; tennis 3, 4; hockey 1, 2, 3, 4. Baseball 1, 2, 3; football 1, 2, 3; basketball 1, 2, 3, Second Lieutant 3; soccer 3; transfer stu. 4. Basketball 3, 4(man.4); honor roll 1, 2, 3; GAA; annual 1 32 student council 3, 4. EAC 2 Pep c. 3; honor roll 2. baseball; Latin c. 1, 2, 3; beta c. 1) aseem band 1, 2, 3, 4; NEDT 1, 2; cert. of superior merit. Pres. h.r. 1, 2, 4; class pres. 1; base- ball 1, 2, 3, 4(capt. 4); football 1; stu. council 1, 2, 3, 4. Beta c.; spanish c.; science award. FHA 1, 2; sec. h.r. 2, 3, 4. Paper staff 1; stu. council rep. 1, 2; lionettes 3; prom com. 3. Electronics 4; r adio station 4; honor roll 4; computer c. 4. JCL; VICA; honor roll. Football 1, 2; coin c. 3; pep c. 3; stu. council 3. Honor roll 2, 4; drama c. 2, 4; y-teen � 1, 2, 3; FHA 2; art giuld 1, 2) Cinema c.; german c. Band; colorguard; basketball; tennis. NEDT 1; science c. 1, 2; art comm 2, 3; JA 1, 2, 3; newspaper 3; psy. c. 4; office worker 4. Track 1, 2, 3, 4; annual 4(sports ed- | itor 4), | Tennis; forensics; campus crusades; | math c.; aeros. c. Pep c. 1, 2, 3; honor roll 1, 23s Spanish c. Chorus 2, 3, 4; basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 (all NIL 4); GAA 3(sec. 3); NIL prep pep queen 4. Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4; stu. coun- cil officer 3; french c. 3; class favorite Znoe DE GAs FHA 4 (v. pres. 3); y-teens 1, 2; | psy. c. 4; french c. 2 officer worker | PARE JCL 1, 2, 3; Beta c 1, 2) oe boys state alt. 3; paper 3; h.r. rep. | 3, 4. | Passing; graduating!! Chorus 2, 3; beta c. 1, 2, 3, 4; french Caz FHA 2, 3; library c. 2, 3; beta c. 1, 2, 3, 4; VICA 4. LEWIS, DAVID RAY LEWIS, SARAH MAI LEWIS, SAUNDRA KAYE | ‘LIND, JACKIE LINK, JOHN LOUIS LITAKER, DAVID WALTER LIVINGSTON, TERRY MARK . LLOYD, JOHN KEVIN | LYNN, LOUANN MACINTYRE, STEVEN WAYNE “MADDEN, CHARLES E. JR. MANN, GERALD LAMAR ta MARSHALL, SHERRIE LYNN | MATTHEWS, GARY MAYO, TERRY LEE MAYS, SHERON _ MCBRIDE, RICHARD FRANKLIN MCCAULEY, VICTORIA ANN MCCORMACK, ALVA NELLE MCCORMACK, MARTIN LEE MCCORMACK, SHERRIE JULEEN MCCLURE, PAUL MCDANIEL, TERESA ANN MCEACHERN, BONNIE LYN � MCFARLAND, DEBORAH MCCLAURINE, BERNARD F. III. MCKNIGHT, MELVIN ) MCMILLIN, JANELLE RAE MCNEAL, DEBORAH KAY -McPHERSON, JEFFREY ALLEN li MEADOR, LARRY EUGENE David Sally Sam Jack Lancelot Dave ” “Lou Wolfie Chuck Gerry Slim Plank Gerry Cheevers “Red” Richard Runt Marty Cyrus Reese Debbie Biff Red Little Iodine Jam Mutley To become famous. To go into social work. For God to guide me as one of his pilots on the panel of life. To be free. To someday finish my schooling. Air Force pilot. Pharmacist. To get married and have a family. To become a A-1 Ford grease mon- key. To live. To be a successful commercial artist. Secondary instructor of education. Brick layer. To bea pro ice-hockey goalie. Home economics teacher. To be the best in what ever I do. Nursing. Modeling. To always be myself in whatever I try to do. To become a hygienist. Don’t know! To be a nurse. Work in special education. To succeed at all I strive to do. It is to get out of school. Go into Science. To get closer to God and make my parents and a certain person proud of me. Telephone lineman. To succeed in life with my favorite someone. Live and let live. What you get out of life is what you put in. Real happiness is someone to love, something to do, and something to hope for. One day at a time. To always smile no matter what. Live a respectable life. To live each day to the fullest. Just Jet it happen. Live life to the fullest. Live and let live. Score in the game of life you must have a goal. Live, love, and learn. Hate is the result of narrow minded- ness. Right-on. It’s okay if you have friends. Eat, drink, and be merry! Live life to its fullest. FBI You can make it if you try. That would be hard to write down. Never give up. You have but one life, make the best of it. As always “don’t you feel the need’’ God is love. A beautiful life is filled with love. We are what we make ourselves, but to others we’re what they make us. Ski c. 4; computer c. 4; chess c. 3; forensics 1. FHA 3; JA 2, 3, 4; VICA 4; WMHS newscaster 4. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; drama c. 3; stu. council 3; civitan 3, 4(V. pres. 4); wrestling cheerleader 4; annual rep. 4 Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4. Football 1; golf 2; wrestling 3, 4; stu. council 3; hobby c. 1; FCA 4. Band; track; aviation c.; math c.; eagle scout; honor roll. Honor roll 1, 2, 3, 4; newspaper 3, 4 (editor 4); beta c. 4; stu. council 1. Band 1, 2, 3; woodwind choir 2, 3; gym. team 3; JCL 1, 2. Sentative 3; beta c. 3, 4; volleyball 2, 3; basketball 3; chorus 4. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4(sentinel 4); soncessions 1, 2, 3, 4; hobby and stamp c. Tennis 1, 2, 3; wrestling 3; news- paper 3, 4; honor roll 3, 4. Stu. council 1, 2, 3; track 2, 3; an- nualle4-searmand), bike ic.) 2).3) 04) VICA c. 4; pep c. 3. Honor roll; newspaper; psy. c; pan- therette; FHA; prom com.; grad- uation com.,; chorus. Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4; forensic 2, 3; cinema c.; h.r. rep. Chorus; honor roll; PACCC. Newspaper 4; band 1; key c. 3; audio visual 2. Baton c.; pep c.; chorus. Track; y-teens 3; library worker 4. FCA 3; basketball 3; chorus 1, 2; pep c. 2. Basketballiet 2363) 4 ELA Ie: civitan 3; pep c. 2. Annual chorus. Newspaper 2, 3, 4; honor roll; cinerna c. 4, FHA. Golf 2, 3, 4; basketball 1, 2; foot- ball 1; paper 4; JCL 1, 2, 3; NEDT cert. 1, 2; honor roll 1, 2; latin cert. 2. Football; baseball; band; chorus. JCL 1, 2; german c. 3, 4; riding c. A Pe Basketball 1; y-teens 1; intern. c. 2; honor roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Miss cont.: civitanc. 3. Football; track; prep c.; honor roll 4. WMHS radio; honor roll; guidance; class sec.; annual. MERRITT, GEORGE BERNARD MERRYMAN, DAVID MICHAEL METHENY, JAN DEWITT MILAM, RONALD PAUL MILES, DEBORAH MARIE MILHOUS, HOLMAN CANNON MILLER, PAMELA GAIL MILLER, THOMAS H. MILLIKEN, DEBRA LYNN MONTGOMERY, MICHAEL MOON, FLETCHER F. MOORE, ERNEST WALTER MOORE, RONALD LU MOORE, WANDA LUCIA MORGAN, MICHAEL CHRISTO- PHER MORGAN, MICHAEL LEE MORRELL, CHERI WANNETTA MORRIS, RICKEY MORTON, LESLIE GARY MULLICAN, LOWELL DAVIS III. MULLINS, DIANE WILLIAMS MULLINS, MARSHA MULLINS, WALTER F. NEAL, NELDA JANETTE NESBITT, JANICE M. NEW, PAULA JEAN NEWKIRK, EDDIE BURTON JR. NOLEN, JANICE ELOISE NORMAN, ELIZABETH GAINES NUNES NAN ALICE OAKLEY, RICHARD THOMAS ODOM, BEVERLY CAROL ODOM, JAMES MICHAEL ODOM, WAYNE U. O’GUIN, TERESA YVETTE OLSON, KAREN KAY O’STEEN, JOE B. OVERSTREET, KAREN DENISE OWEN, TERESA BROWN OWENS, RANDY BENSON PAGE, MARK COTTINGHAM PARDUE, PATTILYNN PARKER, DONNA LEE “Greasy” Ronny “Mouse” Holman Pam “Cool breeze’”’ Deb “Motown” “Ero” Cool Moore Professor Teacher Big Mike Mike Flash Rickey Tull David Diane ‘Mousie”’ Red Eddie Beth Nasty Ricky Mike “Mouse” Goober Huckle hound “Slim” To be an electronic engineer, Forest ranger. Make money. To make enough money to buy my car? Become a Lab Technician. To make films. To fulfill the purpose I was sent to earth to do. To teach high school. Guidance counselor. Go into business. Music or journalism. To marry Dot, go to U.T., and live happy. Professor of fine arts and humanities. To get in the Police profession. Mechanic. To always be with my sailor. Mechanic. To live my life to the fullest. To graduate from U.T. Martin. To better the German Shepherd dog breeding. Own my own Mercedes Benz dealer- ship. To never again hurt the ones I love. Secretary. Teacher. Millionaire Math Teacher To be a writer and journalist. To raise Betsy to be a well adjusted child. College; to be a psychologist. To be rich. To be a psychiatrist. Artist. To get a good job after I finish school. To marry Paul ‘when he gets back from basi¢ training, be a good wife and mother. College-elementary education, To be a hermit. To turn my dreams into a reality. Nurse. Engineering. To graduate from college. To do my best whether it’s good or bad. Registered nurse. Understand and improve the world for mankinds sake. Win a few; lose a few. Survival of the fittest. Be friendly to all and never be lonely. Who can put philosophy? To keep your eyes open and let the Sonshine in. Live and let live. Actions speak louder than words. Get involved. To live it to the fullest while you can. To live it while you're young. Get it while you can! Don’t put people down for what they do. Get it while you can. To live your life the way you want to. Nothing matters. To live a free and happy life. John 10:10. To enjoy life and make it happy for others. With faith in God a little pa- tience everything will work out for the best. Make love a habit. Live for today, not tomorrow. Chess Math. To serve the Lord Jesus always. To live it to its fullest. Conformity is the destruction of the Soul. I don’t tell you how to run your business, you don’t tell me how to run mine. It’s a good world when evervthing is going. It’s great, especially since I met a certain young man. To make everyday count. Get high on sports. Live one day at a time. To be happy. P repare yourself for one day your chance will come. Keep happy. Forgive and forget. Make the best with what you have Civitan 1; basketball 2, 3; footba 3, 4; track 3. Riding c. 1, 2; rod gun c. 3, « rifle team 3, 4; wrestling 3; footba 2; skeet team 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; wind enemble 7 chess c. 2, 3. Spanish c. 2, 3; beta c. 3; pep ¢ 2, 3; bus staff 2, 3. Stu. council 3; honor roll 4; cinem c. 4; newspaper 4. Stu. council rep. 4; honor roll 1, 2 3, 4; basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; choru 1, 2, 3; Jr. Miss cont. 4(4th runne up); Betac. 1, 4. Basketball; baseball; band; executiy com.; Who’s who; National hono society; stu. council pres. Spanish c.; pep c.; FHA; h.r. annua rep.; DECA Baseball; basketball band; nat. honor society; drama; JA haltimer; stu. council; newspaper Who’s Who in Amer hs. Baseball; chorus; intramurals. Annual rep.; honor roll; band; hur. pres.; h.r. v. pres. Pep c.; band; chorus; nat. honor society; drama c.; spanish c.; forensic C. ball mgr.; band; FCA c.: aviation c. (pres.); hi-y c. sponsor. Deca c; Pepc. Deca c.; Pep c. Band 1, 2, 4; Wind ensemble 3, 4; Jazz rock ensemble 4: Pep band 4. Forensic c.; Dramac.; FHA. Newspaper 3; Annual 3 (co-editor); Madrigals 3, 4; All-State chorus 3, 4; French c.; Student council 3: Class play 3. Band 1, 2, 3; Honor roll. FHA; Library worker; office worker; pep c. Newspaper. ) Latin c. 2, 3; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta c. 3, 4; Library c. 3. Beta c.; Band; Chess c.; math c; Math team. Honor roll; Beta c.; Student council: Drama c.; Newspaper; Drill team Book c.; Library helper; Civinettes 4; Office helper 4; J.A. 2, 3. Spanish c. 2; Honor roll 1, 2, 3, 4; Forensic c. 1, 2, 3; Beta c. 1, 3S Jr. miss 4; NEDT cert. German c. 3, 4; Civitan c. 4. | FHA; Civinettes; Band; Annual rep; J.A. Intramurals; co-op. Inter. c. 1; treas. hur. 1; chorus 2; y-teens 3; VICA c.; FFA queen 4. | Transfer student 4; y-teens; french c.; band. Football 1, 2; baseball 2; basketball 2; track 1; chorus 1, 2, 3; FCA 1, 2, 3; audio visuals c. 2. VICA; sec. h.r.; pep c.; chorus; paper and annual rep. Beta c. Rod gunc.; spanish c. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3; pep c. 3. FHA 2; band 2, 3. PARRISH, KATHY NELL PARSONS, ELAINE PATTERSON, ROBERT DALE PATTERSON, WANDA DELORES PATTON, MARGARET ANN PEARSALL, SALLIE MAI PENDLEY, BARRY DALE PERKINS, VANESSA MARIE PETERSON, CAROLYN AGNES PEWITT, WILLIAM HAROLD PHILLIPS, TIMOTHY WAYNE PIERCE, DENNIS MICHAEL PILLON, DEBORAH ANN PINKSTON, RONNIE REX PITTMAN, SOLLIE JR. POLLOCK, CINDA TERESA POSTON, SHERRA MARIE POWELL, CYNTHIA A. POWELL, LAURA PATRICIA Kat Blondie Little Bob Peaches Margie Peen Vanie Pokey Bill Head Debbie Pooni Sherra Cindy Patti To make the best of my future. To become an airline stewardess. Go to the “hill” and be a part of it To be acosmetologist. To be happy. To become aR.N. To drive Val around in my purple Super Beetle. To become a registered nurse. To be a personal secretary. To go as far as I can in life. To graduate and be with Debbe. Masonry. To travel and try to understand people. To be acommercial artist. Professional activities. Go to college and be a lab technician. Teach music after attending Ouac- hita Baptist University. To be happy and have a fulfilling life. To be anurse. The more you put in life the more you get out. To sleep, go on a diet, drink, and have fun. Happiness is the secret Big Orange of life. Believe in yourself. You get our of life what you put in. To be black and proud. Life is a challenge and a never ending adventure. Give every sucker an even break. “Kool” “Kool:” Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. R.P. is the name, I'll paint anything. Love, peace, togetherness. To make the best of life and have fun. To see God in everything makes ute the greatest adventure. To put others before myself. Live day by day, to the fullest. Beta c. 3, 4; girl s state 3; stu. adv. com. 4; honor roll 1, 2, 3, 4; VICA (treas.4); Jy. Miss cont. Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; homecoming att. 3; class fav. 3; civinettes 3; pep c. 2; y-teens 1. Football man. 1, 2, 3, 4; basketball man. 1, 2, 3; baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; band 1, 2, 3, 4; honor roll 4; scout (Raley eh ue Pepc. Band) 1, 2) 3,4; beta 3, 4) ma- jorette 1, 2, 3, 4; chorus 1; NEDT certo dee Beta c. 3, 4; honor roll 1, 2, 3, 4; inter. c.; guidance worker. Wrestling 2, 3, 4(all NIL 4); chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 (state 4); newspaper 1; FCA 2, 3; gator 4. FHA; pep c.; chorus. Spanish c. 4; GAA 2; track 3; hr. rep. 4; volleyball 3; glee c. 2, 3, 4; psy. c. 4; Pres. phy. fitness award 2. Football 1, 2, 3; chorus; track; basket- ball; rod gun c. FCA; rifle team. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; wrestling 1, 2, 3; audio visual c. 2, 3(presi.). Chorus; basketball; football; honor roll; VICA. French c. 1, 2; civitan c. 2, 3; beta ci23))4;) honor roll, 2; 3; NED Certara. Paper 4; art c. (v. pres.); best artist metal. Basketball 1, 2, 3; baseball 1, 2, 3. Pep c. 1, 2, 3; betac.; annual rep. 4; stu. council 1, 2, 3. JG yal 203,45) betarc 14.273). 4; chorus 1, 2, 3. FHA 1, 4; photo. c. 2; civitan c. 3. Honor roll; band; cinema c.; beta PUGH, JIM RAGAN, DAVID BLAKE RAGLAND, EIDITH FAYE RALLS, THERESA GWEN RALSTON, IRIS BENITA RAWDING, ROBERT LES RAY, KATHI ANNE READUS, FLAVEL REDMOND, JIMMY REED, PATRICIA ANNE RICE, PATRICIA ANN RICHARDSON, BOBO RICHARDSON, SHELIA JO RIDLEY, FANNIE RIPPY, JAMES WILLIAM RITTER, CINDIELYNN ROBINSON, DANNY ROBINSON, GLORIA ROEHRICH, LIVIA LYNNISSE ROGAN, PATRICIA A. ROGERS, SHELIA ANN ROLL, CHARLES RICKEY ROOKS, JOSEPH DORRIS RUSH, MIKE RUSSO, SARA RUGENIA RUSSUM, CATHY LEE RYAN, TONY A SALES, MICHAEL SALSMAN, CHARLES PATRICK SANDLIN, LARRY HUGH SAWYER, MICHAEL DAVID SCALES, NEVADA SCHEIB, LARRY P. SCHROADER, DONALD SCHROCK, DANNY RAY SCHROCK, DANNY P. SCOTT, ELLIS SELLERS, VIOLA LILLIAN SHACKLETT, PAUL LAWRENCE SHANKLE, CECILIA ANN SHELTON, ROGER L. SHEPHERD, CONNIE JEAN PUCKETT, SONJA FAITH Sonja Edith Mouse California Les Kathi Raymond Pat Pat Bobo Little Stupid Sis Jimmy Critter Dan Dobie Lennis Pickles Dum-Dum Rick Coffee Ned Geniak Cath Tony Slim Pat Tex Butch Slim Turkey Don Don Scott Welle Cecil Roger Carney To always be happy. To graduate. To graduate, become a mechanic, and have a ball. Medical lab Technician To realize my purpose and self be- fore I wreck my life. To be a secretary. Get out of Donelson. Study arts and crafts and teach it to the handicapped. To be a millionaire. To be happy. Never to get married. To live with Susan and play my music forever. To make Steve happy and learn to wait for what I want. Receptionist. To get what I can. Interior Decorator and Designer. To use myself as a tool for the better- ment of mankind. Airline Stewardess To make the world a little better and in doing so, better myself. Psychology Teacher. To get a masters and teach. Women To get the multi-color back on the road. To make the world a better place. To understand others. To become a bricklayer. To be myself and do my thing. To be my own person. To stay single for a while. Executive Secretary. To be a mechanic and get a motor. To be happy and not to work. To have good things in life. To be a mechanic and get a motor. President. Elementary Teacher. To become a home economics tea- cher. To be a draftsman. To be successful in life. When the time comes, be there. Eat, drink, and be married. Take pleasure in all things. To make the best of life. Have fun even if it kills you. To treat everyone kindly and do my best. Do it, just don’t get caught. Live, laugh, and be happy. To live for today and don’t worry about tomorrow. To let everyone be what they wish. Live each day as it comes and to the fullest. Live and let live. To be acreative individual. Be yourself from day to day. Live and let live. Live while you live, then die and be done with it. Live life to the fullest. Live while you can. “Me” Get it, while it’s best. When life hands you a lemon make lemonade. Everyone is entitled to leave their life the way they want. Marry a old lady 80 years old, rich, and ready to die. Keep your head when no one else is and know what your doing. Live your own life and no one elses. To marry a good looking, tall, and rich man. To live and die and get out of wres- tling. Marry arich young woman. Do the best you can and live your own life. Life is like a woman very unpre- dictable. Be yourself, not as others want you to be. You reap what you sow. Basketball mgr. 1, 2, 3; library asst. 1,2, 2337 4) pep. cok), 2)6S eae (Parliamentarian) y-teens (v. pres.) Hr. tournaments. Library c. 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 1, 2, 3, @ Chorus 1, 2, 3; prom att. 3; girls state 3; basketball 1, 2; civitan c. 3, 4; citizen of the mth. 1. Tennis team; volleyball team. Football 1, 2, 3, 4(capt.4); track 1, 273, 4° F@ AM oa Honor roll 1, 2, 3, 4; art club 2. Basketball 1; track 2, 3; JCL 1, 2, 3; GAA 2, 3. Chorus 1, 2; co-op 2; art c.; acting 4; mechinical drawing; markting 1. Pep c. 1, 2; FHA 3; cinema 4; annual 4; psy. c. 4; stu. council 4. Football 1; basketball 3, 4; track 3; FEAW 2134: Office worker 1, 2, 4; GAA 1; y- teens 1; hr. sec. 3. Honor society; audio visual c; baseball; science fair; stu. council; band 1, 2, 3, 4; stage band. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; wind ensemble 3; color guard 2, 3(capt.); dramatics c. 3; beta c. 3, 4; honor roll 1, 2, 3, 4; annual 4. Nat. honor society; VIA club; chorus math c. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; FHA 2, 3; civitan 2, 3, 4; horse bridle 3; red cross 1, 2,.3) art cs 1, 2,3; annualeouem Pep c. 3; track 2; wrestling 3; foot- ball 3, 4. J.A. (safety director). Basketball 1; JCL 1, 2; GAA 1, 2, 3; honor roll. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4(madrigals 4); glee c. 4; y-teens 3; psy. c. 4; french Ca 2: Rod and gun c. 1, 2, 3, 4; rifle team 1, 2, 3, 4. VICA; basketball; band. Swimming 2, 3; band 3, 4; honor roll 1, 2, 3, 4; chess c. 1, 4; beta cc. 4; | german c. 4; math c. 4; pep band | Pde feya vale JCL 1, 2; cartoonist paper staff 3; McG. Theatre of the Mind; ‘‘Romeo and Juliet” cast; “McG. McG.” cast; VICA. Volleyball; halftimer; FHA. Football 1, 2, 3; scout c. 1; wrestl- ing 2, 3, 4; audio visuals 2; Gator c.4. Band; car and bike c.; pep c. Honor society; stu. council; project Opp.; newspaper; annual staff; glee c.; math c. ; sr. superlative. Y-teens; library c.; historian; JA; FHA. Hr. pres 2; hr. treas. 1, 3; rod and gun c. 1, 2; FCA 2, 3; key c. 3; trackway Honor roll 1, 2, 3, 4; stu. council! 2, 3; valentine att. 1, 2, 3; beta c. 1, 2, 3, 4; paper 3, 4(art editor 4);) VICA 4 (v. pres.); NEDT cert. 1. | SHEPHERD, DEBBIE Deb SHERRILL, PATRICIA LYNN Patty | SHIPPEY, DEBBIE A. Debbe | SHIRLEY, LINDA SUE oe | SHOCKLEY, WILLIAM C. Billy - SIMS, GWENDOLYN KAY Gwen SKINNER, GLENN EARL Glene Ura SKINNER, JANICE ELAYN Jan SMITH, BRENDA LEONA SMITH, CHARLENE HELEN Gharke SMITH, DAVID L. Dave SMITH, DONNA KAY SMITH, EDWIN T. Smitty SMITH, GARY WILSON SMITH, JOE Jo-Jo SMITH, MARCIA LUANNE SMITH, MARGARET ANN SMITH, MICHAEL JOELLE Blue cheese SMITH, PAMELA SMITH, PATRICK LEE Worm SMITH, SANDRIA FAYE “Faye” SMITH, STEPHEN HARLOW Steve SMITHSON, KAYE MARLENE SPARKMAN, KAREN DENISE Dennis SPENCER, SHELIA D. Slick STANGLINE, TINA MARIE Tina STARKS, RICHARD LEON JR. Chop-chop STEPHENS, JAMES ERVIN JR. Crybaby STEPHENS, WILLIAM HARDY III. “Stevie” STEWART, GINNY LOU Ginny STEWART, MARK ALLEN Mark STINSON, ROBERT PAUL Paul STORY, STEVEN GLEN STRATTON, HAROLD CLIFFORD “The hoop” JR. STROOP, RONALD PHILIP Ronny STROUBLE, MARTHA ELAINE Marthie STOUD, DONNA MARIE Don SULLIVAN, CHRISTINE FREDA SWEENEY, SANDRA ZANE SWINGER, WILLIE “Ochie” SWINK, GREGORY ALAN Greg TARPLEY, ANNA MARIA Anna TAYLOR, DOLLY HELEN Dolly Madison TEMPLETON, SANDRA LYNN Nana To be a nurse. To be anursery school teacher. To be a secretary. To be a model. To I am. succeed in life and be what To make S.H. happy and to enjoy life. Get out of this country and start a farm ranch in South America. To live one day at a time, fulfilling the purpose of each day. A nurse. To go to college, be a good wife and mother. To enjoy life. To live a good and happy life. Being a father. Certified public accountant or truck driver. Lawyer or nuclear engineer. To get a farm. To be successful with what ever I do. To over do everything. Go to college and become Psy. social worker. To be a millionaire before the age of 26. To be a nurse or take IBM keypunch. Child psychology. Vetinary medicine. To make the best of my life. A child care teacher. To travel and be a commercial artist. Medical technician. To drive my 59 “rambler scrambler’ until the wheel falls off, and be a pilot. Advertisement. To be happy. To be happy. Draftsman. Mechanic. Broadcaster or English teacher. To become a child psychologist. Become a nurse. To be a secretary. Something special. Gym teacher. To fly or work with aircraft. Go to college and major in psycology. To be a good secretary. To always remember the past, dream about the future, have a blast in the present. If you work hard enough you will have it. Everything happens for the best. Life is the best thing you can have. Live each day as it comes. Live for life. Let the son shine in. Respect yourself. Today is the first day of the rest of your life. Today is the beginning of the rest of your life. Is being black. Life is being black forever. That everyone is right in their own mind, no matter what they believe. Live each day at it comes. People try to impress others too much. Whatever will happen will happen. Everyone to have love, peace, and happiness. Being black. Christ is the way. Ya can’t have everything. There are so many good things in this world; all I need is to train my eyes to see them. Enjoy it. To get the most of life. Love it or leave it. Live each day as it comes. Get all you can while you're young. Get it while you can. Not to worry about it till it happens Everything is beautiful in its own Way. Love and be loved. Eat, drink, and be merry. Listen to advice, then do as you please. Judge not; lest ye also be judged. Black is beautiful. Live and love today; but never lose sight of tomorrow. Live and let live. Why put off till tomorrow what you can do today. Life is what you make it. There is always a tomorrow. Nothing in life is to be feared, its to be understood. Girls c.; biology c.; pep c.; civinettes; library c.; art c.; FML. GAA,.; science c.; JCL. Sr. adv. com.; civinette; FHA.; paper staff; jr. class treas.; junior prom att.; library asst. Stu. council 1, 2; hr. sec. 3; spanish c. 1; y-teens 2; valentine att. 1, 2 3; honor roll 4. Transfer stu. 4. Honor roll 4; stu. council 2, 3; chorus elena mibetar cml aA alte Vliss pageant 4. Library c. 1, 2; chorus 1. Annual 2, 4; german c. 1, 2, 3; FHA 2; GAA 2, 3; valentine att. 2, 3; honor roll 1, 4. Basketball; football; VICA. Band; newspaper; honor roll; math c.; creative writing c.; JA; Les Cheval- iers. Band 1, 2, 3. Honor roll; beta c.; band; wind en- semble; JA.; all state band. Track; crosscountry. Beta c.; stu. council; forensics; psy. c.; project opp.; bookstore mgr. Football 1, 2 mgr.; honor roll 1, 2; VICA 3, 4. Birdland and Soul Town Revue 1, Dior French c. 1, 2, 3; pep c. 3; hr. pres. 2,3. JGUS 2)63 sGlassssecs 1) sa,GAA 2; VICA 4; annual 4; stu. council 4; sr. superlative. Basketball. Forensic c. 1, 2; french c. 2; GAA 1, 2, 3; art guild 2; hr. v. pres. 3; VICA c. 4(v. pres.); valentine att. Ph Bie Stu. council 2, 3, 4; class sgt.-at-arms 3; basketball 1, 2, 3; chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; pepe cy elar2-acanmandiebikel cama: prom court 3. Football 2; baseball 1; FCA 2. French c.; honor roll; beta c.; band; majorette. School 1, 2, 3, 4. School 1, 2, 3, 4. Band; chorus; Les Chevaliers; stu. council; math c.; pep c.; tennis. Football 1; track 1, 2; basketball 1, 2, 3-0 Gla leo oe EGAU as Pied eh Ch EA 1) 2,03, 04. (press14)-}CL Ino 3, 4; honor roll 1, 2, 3, 4; beta c. ES As Honor-rollit,.2, 3, 4 )GL. i) 2, 3) 4; Latin cert. 2; NEDT cert. 1, 2; science c. 2; betac. 3, 4 (sec. 4). Football 1, 4; FFA 1; chorus 1; in- tramural 1, 2, 3. Spanish c. 3(pres.); newspaper 1; honor roll 3; stu. council 2; hr. pres. 2; chorus 1. Y-teens 3; pep c. 1, 2; basketball 1. THOMAS, EDNA E. THOMPSON, DEBRA SUE THOMPSON, JACK ANDREW JR. TILLMAN, JOANNE TODD, SAMMY DAVIS TOMLINSON, JERRY H. TOOMBS, JOANN TRAVIS, PAM TREADWAY, AUDREY ANN TRIBBLE, SHERRY ANNETTE TUCKER, GEORGE ELGIN TUCKER, MARICCA GAY TURNER, LONNIE GLENN TURNER, SANDRA JOYCE TYNER, GWENDOLYN JO VALENTINE, SHERDON VAN BUREN, RONNIE VANTREASE, CONNIE LYNN VAUGHT, DAVID LEE VERNON, MARY ALAN WADDELL, RUSSELL RALPH WADE, JAMES LESLIE WAGGONER, DENNIS EVERETT WALKER, BRILONTINE WALLACE, LINDA KAY WALLACE, PHILLIP DILLON WALLACE, SHARON ANN WALLS, PATSY WALTER, DENISE HARRIET WARD, SUSAN WATERS, THOMAS LEE JR. WATLINGTON, JOLYNN WATSON, DAVID ALAN WEATHERFORD, EARL FRANKLIN Frankie WEA1 HERLY, MELODY SUE Debbie Andy Jo Trudy Little Tuck Merle Sandy Gwen Sherd Van B.H. Welby Russ “Whiskey” Phil Sha Pat Neice Whop La’ Dictioniar Puddles WEBSTER, CHARLES WILLIAM Bill WEIR, SHERRY WELLS, ROSLYN JOYCE WEST, CYNTHIA LEE WEST, PAMELA ANNE Bama Cindy Pam WESTBROOK, DEBORAH LYNN Debbie WESTERMAN, STEVE L. WHATLEY, MONA DIANE WHEELER, RANDY LEE WHITWORTH, MARY PAMELA pickles WILES, LANNY LEE WILLIAMS, CHARLES R. Old Buzzard Bobby To remain black in mind as well as body. To be ahead D.B. To be an all-out success and stay with V.S. To marry David and make him happy. To be a professional welfare recipi- ent. Musician. To be happy for the rest of my life. To graduate from U.T. and always be myself. To help others in the field of nursing. Take some kind of trade. To be a teacher To succeed in everything I do. Elementary teacher. Ist grade school teacher. To do what I ain’t done and get what I ain’t got. To be a teacher. Drafting. College. Singer. Be the first person to surf down Stone River. To be a technology man. To find a Princess, run away to Calif., and start a banana farm. Bookkeeping. To live a happy rewarding life. To be an artist. To make money. To have a good time. World Dictator. Move to Florida and enjoy life. To have my cake and eat it, too. To become a nurse. Social worker. Secretary. To be a private secretary. Artist. Get through college. Fa shion consultant-planner. To never hurt the people I love and to always have a reason to smile and have the world smile with me. None- Accept whatever comes. To get out of this school. To love and be loved. To someday discover my life’s philosophy. Nothing comes easy. Live for the future, but remember the past. Look over people’s mistakes and look for the good they possess. Just one more morning, | will have to wake up with the blues. To live for the future and not the past. To never regret, yet always remem- ber. It’s better to give love than to be toved. Live and let live. Live and let live. To live life to its fullest. Nothing is impossible. Nothing is too hard to accomplish. To live while life is mine. You can take life for what its worth. Love people as you love yourself. If someone doesn’t want it told don’t tell it. Live as long as you can. Remember everything happens for the best. Fatalistic. Its full of mystery. Take what you can get and wish for more. To work to my fullest potential. Happiness is love. To take each day as it comes. It is to be lived and enjoyed. To live and let live. To live all I can while I’m young. To love and be loved. Strive for what you can be and not what you are. Live every day to the fullest. Life is a challenge. Be yourself no matter what. To be a success. Student council; prom com.; haltimer; project opp.; annual (co-editor). Annual and paper rep. 1, 2, 3; pep c. 1, 2; civinettes 3; VICA 4; honor roll 3, 4; prom com. and soph. com. Honor roll 1, 4; chess c. 1; spanish c. 3; transfer stu. 3. FHA 1; bowling c. 2; pep c. 3; GSO. 4; FHA 4. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: key c. 3; hi-y c. 1; guidance worker 1, 2; 3; citizen of the =mithae2 ees Band 1, 2. Band 1, 2, 3; FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. German c.; beta c. Hr. sec. 1, 2, 3; hr. rep. 4; y-teens 2; intern. c. 1; FHA c. 4(pres.); civi- nettes c. 3; prom com.; honor roll 4. Stu council rep. 2; cheerleader 1, 2, 3, A(j.v. 4); FFA; tennis team, Nikkic.; new comero c. Band; FTA c.; spanish c.; red cross; cheerleader. Football 1; NEDT cert. 2; aviation c. 3; car and bike 4. Library asst. 1; GAA 2, 3; JCL 1, 2,3,4; Betac. 1. Spanish c. 3. Car and bike c. 1, 2; FFA 1,2) 3.4 (Dist. v. pres. 4); concessions 1, 2, 3; honor roll 4; FFA chapter officer. Science c. 1, 2; math 1, 2. ; Baseball 2, 3; basketball 2, 3; beta c. 1, 2, 3, 4; honor society; class pres. 2; class v.p. 3; stu. body v.p. 3; Sr. adv. com. 4. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (capt. 4); baseball 20 GAs JA.; chorus; basketball. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. VICA. French c. 1, 2; y-teens 1, 2. Y-teens 1, 2, 3; honor roll 4. Spanish c. 3, 4; drama 2; stu. coun- cil 1; forensics 4; FHA 1; library 1; y-teens 2; ‘Romeo Juliet” cast. Library staff; honor roll. Basketball; football. Basketball 3; spanish c. 3; biology c. 3. Drama c.; linguest c.; skin diving c.; chess c.; honor roll. Football 1, 2, 3, 4 (Most improved player 4) all eastern; track 3; F.C.A. 3 (capt. 3); chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; pep Ch2: Honor roll 1, 2, 3, 4; paper 3; beta c. 3, 4; civinettes 3; y-teens 1; intern. Cae. German c. 4; horse and bridle c. 4; science c. 3. Honor society; project opp.; gym. c.; chorus; math c. Pepc. Library c.; hr. v. pres. Honor roll; chorus; beta c.; FHA.; newspaper; office s. Football 1; FFA 1, 2, 3, 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; majorette 2, 3, 4; twirling c. 1, 2, 3; wind ensemble | 2,3: WILLIAMS, JOY GRETA WILLIAMS, DORA MAGGIE WILLIAMS, MARK DWAYNE WILLIAMS, PAMELA JANE WILLIAMS, SONJA LYNNE WILLIS, HOLLY CHRISTINE WILSON. LARRY ALLEN, JR. WINN, MELISSA ANN WINSTEAD, GWENDOLYN YVONNE WISEMAN, MARTHA EMILY WOMACK, SHARON ANN WOODARD, PATRICIA ANN WOODS, JOHN WOODS, PATRICIA DENISE WOODY, JANICE ELAINE WOOLDRIDGE, SCOTT WORREL, RITCHIE EUGENE WRIGHT, DEAN KEVIN WRIGHT, MELINDA KAY WRIGHT, NANCY LUCILLE WRIGHT, ORDWAY YABLONSKI, GLORIA GROVES Y ABLONSKI, PAUL E. YANKEE, WILLIAM HENRY YARBROUGH, CATHY YORK, THOMAS EDWARD ZIMMERMAN, LEON HERSHEY ZOCCOLA, MICHAEL FLOYD ZYLA, GERILYNN Grease Marcus Pam Toni Gwen “Little Bit’ Patti “The Rev” Punkin JEW Ritchie Blight Smiley Simples Nan Sonny Charly Paulie Bill Tommy Chip Mike Ger... To not only profess Christ, but to live for him. To be a little different and make someone happy. To graduate from here and find something to do. To marry Jim Pat and make him happy. To major in art at M.T.S.U. To be happy. To become a Photographer. Find a good job, travel, get married. To always be happy. To become a nurse. To be happy. To live for the good things in life. Guidance Conselor have 25 child- ren. To find enough. To live a happy life. something worthwhile To be a Psychologist. To be financially successful. To make everyone smile. To live and enjoy it. To be a Mortician. Nobody’s business but mine. To live a life that’s good for us. To be happy and successful in life. To live a full happy life. To be the best in everything I do. To live life to the fullest. To have a contented life. To become a nurse, a devoted wife, loving mother. Proverbs 16:20. Watch out for yourself, because no one else will. To get the best, while you can. To live your life the way you want to. Life is what you make it, die laugh- ing. Get what you want any way you can. To be successful. To live a full and happy life. Life is what you make it. You get out of life exactly what you put into it. Let it be what it is. To live your life day by day. Girls, music, sports. Winners never win. never quit and quitters To live each day as it comes. Do anything you want as long as you don’t hurt anyone. Good things lead to good things, and bad to bad. Life is a merry-go-round with the same routine. Live each day as if it were your last. Also nobody’s business. Run your own life. Live life to its fullest. Love God and all humanity. Do unto others before they do it to you. Live each day as if it were the first of the rest of your life. You can do anything if you try. To put God first, others second, and myself last. Chorus 2, 4; pep c. 1, 2; civitan c. 3, 4(Lt. gov. valley district, and pres. 4); hr. annual rep. 4. Hr. v.pres. 3; civitan c. 3; pep c. 1, 2; prom com. 3; homecoming att. 3; hr. treas. 2. Chorus 1, 2, 3; y-teens 1, 3; valentine att. 1; newspaper 1; best looking 1. Wittiest award; art; civitan c.; red cross c.; chorus; horse and bridle c.; y-teens; GAA. Civinettes; french-c.; pep c.; ast. c; y-teens. Lionettes c. Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; honor society 1, 2, 3, 4; newspaper 2. (editor 2). Cherleading 1, 2, 3, 4; spanish c. 2; civitan 2; GAA 3; class fav. 1. Hr. sec. 2; red cross c. 3; spanish c. 2; y-teens 2. Band; jazz rock ensemble; organist and pianist; director of Romeo and Juliet. Honor society 1, 2; chorus 1, 2; FHA 2; tumbling 1; project opp. 1, 2, 3, 4; intramurals 1, 2. Beta c.; honor roll; library c.; civinet- tes; concessions. Honor roll 4; cast of Romeo and Juliet 4; chess c. 2, 3; Theatre of the mind 4. Band 4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4; wind ensemble 3, 4; jazz rock 4; civitan 1, 2, 3, 4; stu. council 1, 2, 3, 4; sr. executive com. 4; class fav. 2. Chorus; FHA; hr. v.pres.; brileyette; y-teens; honor roll; mayors youth adv. council. Y-teens; library c.; FHA.; Am. red cross. Football; intermurals. Band 1, 2, 3; cheerleader 1; majorette 2, 3; band att. 1, 3; beta c. 3; chorus 1; cheerleading c. 1(pres. 1). Band 1, 2, 3; annual 3; newspaper 3; class pres. 3; radio c. (pres.); audio visuals 1, 2, 3. Football 1; track 1, 2; hr. sec. 1 hr. v.pres. 2; hr. pres. 3; stu. coun- cil 3; citizen of the mth. 1, 2, 3. Honor roll; honor society; news- paper; math c.; forensic c.; drama c.; cast of Romeo and Juliet. Football 1, 2, 3, 4; baseball 2, 3; EG@AI ie 2543) 455 Betancs slye2eesned = honor roll 1, 2, 3, 4; french c. 2, 3. Football 1, 2(mgr. 3); tennis 3, 4; hr. pres. 1; forensics 4; spanish c. 4 (treas.); science c. 2; honor roll 2. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; sewannee c. award 3; beta c. 4(pres.); cross coun- try 2, 3; honor roll 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA 2, 3,4; hr. rep. 4. Honor roll 1, 2, 3, 4; annual rep. 3; paper 3; y-teens 1; civinettes 3; beta c. 3, 4; guidance worker 3, 4. Sp Sr ARS RS oy Tees ee = Sa ee paene a 458 a barat Another distinctive portrait Me : from the studios of: waldon s. fabry 119 17th ave. south. _ Appointment call: 242:5683 COIFFURE STUDIOS 2611 Lebanon Rd. Donelson 883-3264 ts of s 7) E A. E o) U Fe enng oe oss os FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Donelson, Tennessee : Sunday Morning Worship 10:15 A. Sunday Evening Wor ship 6:30 P. M. Training Union 5: 30, M . Wednesday Pr ayer Service 6 :30 P. : DONELSON INSURANCE SERVICE 883-2349 2628 Old Lebanon Rd. ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE BENSON’S BI-RITE Corner Central Pk. bate @ DYere Ero) al Chapel Hermitage ay “Enlarging to” . 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SHOPPING CENTER 244-6550 278-5366 | bi SHOPPING CENTER 515 DAVIDSON ST. A KODAK aE SUB cist || Deotoqrap toghaphic, EQUIPMENT IRENE’S SCHOOL OF THE DANCE Classical Ballet, Tap Modern Jazz 2514 Lebanon Rd. 883-3661 Because I Could Not Stop for Death Because I could not stop for Death— He kindly stopped for me— The Carriage held but just Ourselves— And Immortality. We slowly drove—He knew no haste And [had put away My labor and my leisure too, For His Civility— We passed the school, where children strove At recess—in the ring— We passed the fields of Grazing Grain— We passed the setting sun— Since then—’tis centuries—and yet Feels shorter than the day I first surmised the Horses’ Heads Were toward Eternity— Emily Dickinson IN MEMORY Weare sorry that these people could not be with us at the close of the year MARY CAMPBELL MRS. MARY CAMPBELL SONJA PUCKETT DONNELL JORDAN Our Thanks To: rabrey's Rrtrott Studio, Johnny é ae Pott A 5 for giving us film and letting us use his photography room. Me Bul Gill Nurs. Sunstead nur Hollungsworth, Roste Freelond, Luan Hornaclouy for contributing art work. 482 Mr. Lakever for his help and cooperation. Nurs. Daves for keeping up with our money. The homeroone representatives for their help with the annual sales. The Ranch Webster's, Bull’s, Ups Dovons, Dynorute,, § Candle Calin for letting us have pictures made in their stores. Mu: Wendell Deyton, Nur Harold MeGehee, Nur Dick Richardson ,nuiss Kit Hardly, for helping us put the annual together. The Merchants Poctrons who supported us by purchasing ads. As the first year of McGavock High School comes to a close, it seems impossible that so many obstacles have been overcome. When we started our school year in Septem- ber of ‘71, our building wasn’t completely finished and we had about 2700 students most of whom came from Cameron, Donelson, and Two Rivers High Schools. We had no student body officers, or class officers, or annual staff or student leaders of any kind. The end of September brought about the selection of the annual staff and our long and hard job began. We the members of the staff have tried to do our very best in giving you a book of experiences and memories that we hope you will look back on with fondness and remember that you were a part of the beginning of the most fantastic school in the South. This book is not the effort of just a few but is the WORK of the entire staff of 38 members plus our two competent sponsors Miss Judy Fitzpatrick and Miss Wanda Smith without whose help this book would not have been pos- sible. Because of the lack of space I cannot mention each staff member by name but each one had a job to do and everyone came through with a job well done. | would like to give a special thanks to my two co-editors Cheryl Hendricks and Edna Thomas. Without their help my hours would have been longer and more hectic. We the staff members had our moments of trials and tribulations trying to meet those awful deadlines, mixed with a few tears of heartache and exhaustion, but we have come through this the best of friends and | wouldn’t trade months of hard work with anyone. There are many other people outside of the staff who deserve a special thank you! We appreciate the teachers who were so understanding about letting us miss class, Mrs. Davis for handling our money, our many photographers and a special thanks to Mr. LaFever for his guidance and cooperation. But most of all we want to thank you, the student body, in putting your trust and faith in our 1971-72 staff and especially do we appreciate your patience and acceptance of our new ideas of an annual covering the entire school year. It is our hope that even though McGavock High started its first year with what seemed like unsurmountable ob- stacles, we have overcome each one and have built a strong foundation for a really great school. 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