McIntosh County Academy - Buccaneer Yearbook (Darien, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1982 volume:

Life-so they say Is but a game and they let it slip away 2 1982 BUCCANEER McIntosh County Academy Darien, Georgia 31305 Love-like the Autumn sun Should be dying but it's only just begun Like the twilight in the road up ahead They don't see just where we're goin' And all the secrets in the universe Whisper in our ears and all the years will come and go And take us up always up 4 We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again 6 I � Peace-like the silent dove Should be flyin' but it's only just begun 7 Like Columbus in the olden days We must gather all our courage 8 9 Sail our ships out on the open sea We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again So I wanna laugh while the laughin' is easy I wanna cry if it makes it worthwhile 14 15 We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again We may never pass this way again Dedication Coach Steve Watson Because of his popularity among students, his devotion to his work and his concern for education, the Buccaneer Staff of 1982 dedicates the yearbook to Coach Steve Watson. 1981 Bucs Win Sub-region Kneeling: Darrell Ellison, Stevie Mitchell, lames Green, Randy Popped, William Alston, Robert Baker, |esse Alston. Standing: Tracie Laroche, batgiri; Ray Meadows, coach; Kelly Ward, Statistician; Ruby Baker, batgiri; Al Costner, John Littles, Greg lames, Richard Baker, Tyrone Sallins, Byron Alston, Ken Edwards, Mike Hawthorne, Robert Edwards, Eddie Wiley, manager; Bill Henry, coach The 1981 Baseball season at MCA proved to be not only exciting, but also successful as the Buccaneers brought home the 2-A East Sub-region championship. Under first year head coach Ray Meadows, the Bucs enjoyed a 9-9 season with all but four losses coming from AAAA schools. After a disastrous start, MCA came on strong in the last half of the season to win 8 out of 10 games. Four of these wins were most important as they came against sub-region foes Long Co., Charlton Co., and Patterson. The Bucs had several outstanding athletes on the '81 squad, including 6 seniors. Among these were James Green, shortstop and most valuable player; Byron Alston, leftfieid and best hitter; Robert Edwards, catcher and Buccaneer Award; Mike Hawthorne, Pitcher (6-3); John Littles, first base; and Greg James, right field. Track 1981 Boys Sylvester Grovner—440, 220 Stanely Scott—440, 220 Warren Sloan—2 miles, 1 2 mile Oscar Burgess—2 mile, 1 2 mile Frankie Walden—440, 1 2 mile Greg James—440, 880 Alfred Sallins—440, mile relay Ben Barber—880 Johnny Russell—long jump, high jump James Greene—880, mile relay Girls Terry Campbell —1 and 2 mile Mary Simmons —1 2 and 1 mile, mile relay Kendra Reed —440, broad jump, 1 mile Sherry Hollis —440, 880, high jump, broad jump Shandora Lane —high jump Arlene Jackson Cynthia Thomas Cynthia Bloodworth Anneletha Hall 19 Together May 30, 1981 Together was the theme of the 1981 Jr.-Sr. Prom. Using coastal Georgia decor, students and teachers decorated the MCA cafeteria Friday night and Saturday in preparation for the band Luv 'n Haight. Students danced into the night and were most appreciative to the sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Heck, Ms. Goodson, Mrs. Lane, Mr. Brown, and Mrs. Pittman. 20 Graduation 1981 We shall never pass this way again, said the graduating class of 1981. The night was filled with fear, anxiety and excitement. Along with the stigma of leaving high school and becoming members of the adult race, the class made history. It was the first class to graduate in the new gymnasium at MCA. Also, it was the largest class, graduating 109, in about four years. tss LEADERS 0f. ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS McIntosh County Academy's Student Council is in its second year of existence under the leadership of Ms. McKenzie. The Student Council is the governing branch of the McIn- tosh County Academy Student Association. It is comprised of a president, vice-president, secretary, treasurer, assistant treasurer, parliamentarian, cha- plain, and six representatives from each grade (9-12). The council is generally designed to promote school spirit, to better student faculty relationships and to promote the general welfare of the students at MCA. Top Row: Carol Jenkins, Shelia Stephens, Aundra Simmons, Chaplain; Mark Ulmer, Parliamentarian; John Reed, Vernon Banfield. Second Row: Dink Hoyt, Brenda Cuthbert, Vice-President; Jackie Sallins, Assistant Treasurer; Suzanne Gardner, Treasurer; Chuck Waters, Olivia Butler, President; William Jennings. Third Row: Joy Jacobs, Phillip Bradley, Cordi Jordan, Teresa Banks, Virgil Jenkins, Karen Grovner, Chito Peppier, Ms. McKenzie, Advisor. Bottom Row: Cindy Boone, Avin Brown, Lisa Harden, Vanessa Frazier, Lisa Alston, Rhonda Harden, Secretary; Trade LaRoche. Cal Bennett, Graham Prescott, Jeffrey Caldwell, Carol Frey, Kevin Nelson, Angie Deal, William Jennings, Audrey Todd, World Service Chairman; Gary Ryals, Phillip Bradley, Vice President; Glenda Braxton, School Projects Chairman; Lewis Truett, Beth Gerson, Secretary; Greg Wheeler, Sheila Strickland, Bess Brown, Fund-Raising Chairman, Joe Maulden, Sheila Stephens, Kim Hankerson, Missy Amerson, Kristie Wortham, Publicity Chairman; Frankie Johnson, Angela Wheeler, Kelly Ward, Annletha Hall, Sherry Moody, Leslie Irwin, Carol Costner, Keith Lyons, Mary Ann Simmons, Kim Green, Debi Dixion, Dale Padget, Alicia Moore, Amy Walzak, Stacy Barrow, Clifton Boone, Alison Prescott, Chito Peppier, Janean Love, Amber Kroll, Chaplain; Sonjeanette Bennett, Scrapbook Chairman; Cindy Boone, Tracie LaRoche, Jimmy Miller, Mart Ulmer, Al Costner, Dink Hoyt, Eric Croft, Treasurer; Brenda Cuthbert, President; Marty Collins, Thomas Bohannon, Mike Wilson, Ray Gardner, Chuck Waters, Ronnie Bethune, Randy Poppell, Deborah Bethune, John Reed, Carol Jenkins, Anita Spencer, Julie Kennedy, Gwen Stevens, Penny Santigo, Aundra Simmons, Rod Hankerson, Lisa Harden, Rhonda Harden, Scrapbook Chairman; Wendy NeeSmith, Chris Ulmer, Lisa Beacher, Virgil Jenkins, Suzann Gardner, Community Project Chairman. The M.C.A. Co-Ed Y Club is similar to many clubs but has unique features which stem from its Christian purpose and objectives. 26 TOP ROW: Cal Bennett, Leroy Deverger, Marty Collins, Dewayne Stamey, Alison Prescott, Don Rentz, Al Costner; SECOND ROW: Greg Moxley, Frankie Wallace, Paul Franklin, Raymond Vereen, David Ryals, Terry Towell; THIRD ROW: Greg Wheeler, Jimmy Miller, Billy Pitts, Bart Kemp, William Wilson, Greg Hollis; FOURTH ROW: Ronnie Howard, Bill Strickland, Don Rozier, Soott Dye, Alisha Moore, Teresa Speight, Micheal Speed, Elijah Ogbure; FIFTH ROW: Robert Baker, Johnny Cummings, Sheila Meekins, Paul Williams, Shame Mize, Stevie Cox, Joe Williams; SIXTH ROW: Steven Hanrahan, Jeff Evans, Steve Sykes, Ethel Heidt, Sonjeanette Bennett, Rosemary Armstrong, Ken Conley; SEVENTH ROW: Keith Lyons, Katie Carter, Sandra Ogburn, Wanda Holmes, Deirde Bacon, Alberta Banks, Lesilie Scott, Debra Young; EIGHTH ROW: Mr. J. Roberson, Advisor; Eric Croft, President; Amber Kroll, Secretary; Missy Amerson, Reporter; Willie Roberts, Vice President; Art Archer, Parliamentarian; Mr. A. Roberson, Advisor. The Vocational Industrial Club of America is an organization of students that plan to be leaders in the working world. VICA members strive to maintain high moral standards as they move ahead with dreams to have the best life possible. 27 Buccaneer Staff 1982 i� . This year's Buccaneer Staff made a brand new start under the supervision of Mrs. Nutt. The staff is made up hardworking so- phomores, juniors, and seniors. Hue to the fact that most of the staff members were new, an editor was not selected this year. But each member had worked as diligently as possible to produce the best Buccaneer ever. 28 Kevin Nelwson, Carol Jenkins, Mrs. Nutt, Jackie Salline, Gwen Stevens, Aundra Simmons, Gary Ryals, Tracie LaRoche, Suzanne Gardner, Chuck Waters, Beth Gerson, Kelly Ward, Glenda Braxton, Eric Croft, Adrienne Brown, Dink Hoyt, Timmy Burkhead, Terry Palmer We Did It! 29 Art Club The purpose of the Art Club is to promote art awareness at school and the community. Plans were to sponsor two juried art shows each school year and to travel to at least one art exhibit each year. TOP ROW: Chris Speed, Jimmy McQuaig, Randy Turner, Michelle LaRoche, Clay Douglas; SECOND ROW: Mrs. Reams, Advisor; Sandy Edenfield, Lewis Truett, Susan Trutt, Delores Simmons; THIRD ROW: Valerie Johnson, Tiny West, Treasurer; Sandra Arbery, Sherlene Bines, President; William Wilson; FOURTH ROW: Carrie Allison, Sandra Ogbum, Recording Secretary; Elgah Ogburn, Angela Stevens, Lizzie Skipper; FIFTH ROW: Geogette Cummings, Tammy Allison, Sharon Young, Chearissa White; SIXTH ROW: John Harrison, Julius Bailey, Caesar Pinkney, Edwin Vereen, Mary Simmons, Corresponding Secretary; Anita Spencer, Benjamin Barber, Raymond Vereen. NOT PICTURED: Cheryl Young, Sonja Young, Michael Walker, Cordette Sams, Olivia Butler, Sharon Lexley, Cheryl Frazier, Sherry Hollis, Michelle Harrell, Gayle Johnson, Keith Middleton, David Moran, Lavon Johnson. 30 Beta Club Kyle Sheppard, Advisor; Suzann Gardner, Fund Raising; Aundra Simmons, School Project Chairman; Sheila Norman, Chito Peppier, Paulette Evans, Janice Jones, Theresa Banks, Don Roberts, Karen Grovener, Robert Downie, Annie Kinsey, Scrapbook Chairman; Michelle Everson, David Hombeck, Kelly Ward, Vanessa Evans, Timmy Burkhead, Sheila Strickland, Audrey Todd, Community Project Chairman; SITTING: Vernon Banfield, Vice President; Vanessa Frazier; Treasurer; Rhonda Harden, Secretary; Pearl Peppier, Chaplain; Brenda Cuthbert, President. NOT PICTURED Allen O'Cain, Leslie Scott The National Beta Club is an organization of high school students of good mentality and character, creditable achievement, and commendable attitudes. Membership therein signifies that the student has been designated by the high school authorities as worthy of special recognition because of out- standing attainment and promise. 31 TOP ROW: Clarence Thorpe, William Banks, George Brennon, Paul Williams, Ed Butler, Vice President; Dwayn Dye, Michelle LaRoache, Mike Barrow, Tracy Hacther, Bradley Hutcherson, Chris Speed; SECOND ROW: John Jenkins, Chito Peppier, Steve Sykes, Jimmy McQuaig, Lewis Truett, Russell Rogers, Eric Thorpe, Steve Simmons, Darryl Skipper, Milton Thorpe; THIRD ROW: David Hornebeck, Chaplain; Joe Brown, Micheal Speed, Joyce Poncella, President; Ken Edwards, Randy Popped, Johnny Cummings, Greg Golden, Julius Bailey, Penny Santiago, John Coriette; FOURTH ROW: James Thompson, Craig Sullivan, Sential; George Alston, Kim Rozier, Alisha Moore, Treasurer; Marvin Grovner, Micheal Sullivan, Joe Mauldin, Tammy Carter, Jerry Ricker; FIFTH ROW: Sylvester Grovner, Moses Armstrong, Edris Wiley, Allen Thomas, Stanley Row, Annette Sumner, Wendy Johnson, Stevie Cox, Clifton Boone, Greg Wheeler; SIXTH ROW: Lorenzo Spaulding, Fred Jackson, Ricky Norman, Isadore Wilson, Debra Palmer, Elaine Moran, Adrienne Brown, Secretary; Sandra Roberts, Earnest Jackson, Jerry Young; SEVENTH ROW: Audwin Booker, Barry Pierce, Gary LeCounte, Charles Mention, Marvin Jackson, Derrick Reed, Benjamin Barber, Adrian Holmes, Eric Jackson. The aim and object of the Future Farmers of America is to help members help themselves through participating in the activities carried on by the local, state, and national organization. Future Farmers of America Future Homemakers of America First Row: Wonda Holmes, Julian Kennedy, Phylis McCliver, Vonda Jordan, Kim Hankerson, Sonia Young, Lynette Jenkins, Monica Marshall, Reporter; Stevie Mitchell, Garland West; Second Row: Adrienne Brown, Treasurer; Barry Pierce, Parliament; Ursula Bryant, Lisa Beecher, Historian; Melicia Hayes, Gwen Stevens, Vice-President; Marsha Armstrong, Emma Moran, Sandra Aubery, Ricky Norman, Reporter; Third Row; Carol Jenkins, President; Tammy Skipper, Alfreda West, Alicia Scott, Shelia Daniels, Shelia Stephens, Degree Chairman; Claudia Palmer, Sonjeanette Bennett, Pamela Cook, Rodrick Hankerson; Fourth Row: Wendy NeeSmith, Reporter; Denise LaRoche, Honor Roll Chairperson; Alisha Moore, Secretary; Carol Frey, Music Recreation Chairperson; Miriam Pinkney, Kendra Reed, Carol Ellison, Regina Deveger, Russell Roberts, Sherry Porter, Joe Brown, Mrs. Thomas, Advisor. We are the Future Homemakers of America, We face the future with warm courage and high hope. For we have the clear consciousness of seeking old and precious values. For we are the builders of homes. Homes for America's future. Homes where living will be the expression of everything That is good and fair. Homes where truth and love and security and faith Will be realities, not dreams. We are the future Homemakers of America. We face the future with warm courage and high hope. 33 FBLA TOP ROW: Carol Jenkins, Leslie Scott, Anita Spencer, Second Vice-President; Shelia Stephens, Pamela Palmer, Yasma Lemon, Historian; Pamela Cook, Chaplain. SECOND ROW: Mario Spaulding, Regina Cook, Wanda Mifflin, Deborah Weldon, Sonjeanette Bennet, Mary Ann Simmons. THIRD ROW: Sharon Jackson, Secretary; Shelia Strickland, Debi Dixon, Reporter; Sherry Williamson, Susan Trutt, Glenda Braxton, Katie Carter, Jackie Sallins, First Vice-President; Gwen Stevens, President; Mrs. Faust, Advisor. 34 The Future Business Leaders of America provides an integral part of instructional program, additional opportunities for secondary students in business and office education to develop vocational and career supportive competencies and to promote civic and personal responsibilities. ICC Brenda Cuthbert, President; Carol Jenkins, FHA; Gwen Stevens, FBLA; David Hombeck, FFA; Tiny West, Art Club; Diana Grant, Industrial Arts; Eric Croft, VICA; Vernon Banfield, Beta Club; Glenda Braxton, Y-Club The Inter-club Council is composed of the vice-president of the club. It is designed to coordinate the activities of the clubs. This organization helps each club keep in touch with the student council and all other clubs. 35 Industrial Arts Robert Poppell, Shandora Lane, Kendra Reed, Andre Pinkney, Joe Brown, Tammie Allison, Jerry Young, Mr. Aldophus Williams, Sherlene Bines. Officers unknown. 36 Choir FRONT ROW: Felicia Walker, Lena West, Janice Way, Darryl Ellison, Cheryl Banks, Alberta Banks, Teresa Banks; BACK ROW: Larosa Newton, Micheal Dinkins, Adris Armstrong, Kim Hankerson, Regina White, janice Green, Benny Walton, Dora Byran, Wilmer Banfield, Craig Sullvin Miss Gray 37 4-H ANIMALS PLANTS WILDLIFE 38 PUBLIC SPEAKING HOME ECONOMICS HOME ECONOMICS Penny Williams Pam Sanner Vonda Holland Rose Mary Williams Lawanna Alston Lynette Jenkins PUBLIC SPEAKING Kenneth Dixon Loretta Jones Pamela Taylor Rod Hankerson Ursula Bryant Katie Carter Carol Jenkins Debra Young Gwen Stevens Yasma Lemon RECREATION David Rozier Rod Butler Greg Hollis Kevin Noble Debra Hord Lisa Simmons Avin Brown Gary Lee Carmen Anderson Michael Wilson Bo Clements Billy Bailey Andre Reed Roy Green Robert Hoyt Russell McDaniel Robert Saliins Lawrence Alston Jerry Jackson Annette Brown Sandra Newton Pat Brannan Timothy Bryan Janice Waye Annletha Hall 4-H CLOTHING Monica Marshall Diana Johnson Linda Evans Kimberly Hankerson Tina Thomas Tanya Ferguson Lazonia Jordan LaWanna Grovner Julie Kennedy Cathy Butler Marsha Armstrong Ansie Alston Vanesha Jones Georgetta Cummings PHOTOGRAPHY Diana Grant Eric Croft Chuck Waters Gary Ryals Tracie LaRoche Suzann Gardner Lewis Truett Rhonda Harden Al Costner Graham Prescott Zandra Harden Greg Bailey Delores Simmons Michelle LaRoche Melinda Strickland Suzanne Bethune Scott Speed Bill Strickland Aretha Walker Eric Greene Beth Gerson PLANTS WILDLIFE Stephen Hanrahan Kevin Woodcock Michael Reed Tyler Gardner Chito Peppier Cal Bennett Mart Ulmer Andrea Aspras Ken Edwards Jimmy Miller Jesse Alston Wesley Griffin Denise LaRoche Wendy Neesmith Jimmy McQuaig Stevie Poppell Ken Miller Gina Messer Diane Harris Shane Stamey Elaine Hornbeck Attia Thomas Michele Stone Sandra Davis Denise Clark Lisa Maulden COMPANION ANIMALS Cindy Williams Derek Brown Trina Todd Robyn Nelson Britt Poppell Shayne Franklin Terri Sawyer Kiri Hanrahan John Coker Michele Bowden Amber Kroll Lisa Beecher Frankie Johnson Denise LaRoche Wendy Neesmith Clifton Boone Joey Kennedy Billy Pitts Alison Prescott Pamela Palmer Carrie Allison Lee Robertson Michael Johnson Marvin Lynn Mike Wilson Steve Frey Andre Pinckney Gary Lee MECHANICAL ELECTRICAL Penny Santiago Nathaniel Hicks Tim Thomson Forrest Sawyer Pat Sylvia Jonathan Thomson Frank King Reginald Brown Eric Thorpe John Jenkins Mike Wilson John Harrison Joe Maulden Jimmy Horne Derek Henley William Saddler Frank Alston Gerlad Thompson Vernon Banfield Marty Collins Jackie Oliver Fred Alston Marvin Lynn Stacy Barrow Lisa Harden Frankie Johnson 39 MCA Band Bottom: Shad Waters, James Jenkins, Darryl Speight, Ray Ryals, Ms. Patti Tolbert, Director; Second Row: Natalie Todd, Sherry Dixon, Suzanne Bethune, Susie Hughes, Genie Clarke, Roby Moody; Third Row: John Lewis, John Thompson, Elton Reed, Donald McSpadden, Emmit Moore, Pat Slyvia; Fourth Row: Olivia Butler, Wesley Griffin, Paul Blackburn, Ronald Hollis, Randy Young. 40 DAR Recipient Each year the Daughters of the American Revolution sponsor an award entitled D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award. The recipient of this award is first nominated by his or her classmates, and then the teachers make the final decision. This year's recipient of the award is Brenda Cuthbert. She is affiliated with many school organizations such as Y-Club, Beta Club, Student Council, and ICC. Her future goals are to attend the University of Georgia and major in data processing. 41 Brenda Cuthbert ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS ACADEMICS Administration Mrs. Pam Jordan, Asst. Principal Tardy notes, skipping class, cutting up. All of these and more got you a trip to one of the three administrators. Hopefully, you didn't go from there to the slammer. Mr. Carl Brown, Asst. Principal Superintendent Wadyce Jenkins Mr. Jenkins took office in January 1980, as superintendent of the McIntosh County Schools. Also serving the McIntosh County School System as board members are Sandra Robertson, Board Chairman, Ron Dixon, Frankie Middleton, Betty Young, Louise Rasheed. 46 Guidance Mr. C. N. Croft Mr. Cary Pignataro The guidance department serves the students in the areas of counseling, scheduling, and testing. Mr. Croft and Mr. Pignataro serve as guidance counselors for all students. Also working in this office this year was Mrs. Johnnie Heck. 47 Mr. Eldrige Mann The Language Arts Department covers the reading lab, regular English classes, speech and drama. The reading lab offers remedial work and individualized instruction for grades eight and nine. Speech and drama are new additions to this department for students who are interested in public speaking and acting. Mrs. Celia Fahs Social Science 52 Mrs. Anna Gardner Ms. Karen McKenzie The Social Studies Department offers a variety of history subjects ranging from Minority Problems to American Government and also includes Psychology and sociology. 53 Mrs. Clovis Spaulding Mr. David Flesch Mathematics Mr. James Holt Mrs. Roslind Evans In the Math Department, students are given the opportunity to improve their mathematical abilities. Courses vary from the basic math and remedial courses to more advanced subjects such as algebra and trigonometry. Mr. Albert Way Mr. Kenneth Bruley BASEBALL Try OU.TS r -12” grades Feb. I� -5 Af-Hr School Physical Education Mrs. Mary Lou Brooks The Physical Education Department offers many courses for students at MCA. Health and PE are required subjects for graduation and weight lifting is a new elective for students that are interested. Mr. Cleveland Butler Vocational Department Mr. Austin Roberson Vocational Director Mrs. Bert Bluestein Vocational Secretary The Vocational Department is one of the newest additions to MCA. Its purpose is to expose the students to different job vocations and to introduce them to the basic skills required by these jobs. Students may choose courses ranging from child care to transportation. In the two hour blocks alotted for each class, students have the opportunity to actually work with the mechanics required by each individual course. Child Care Health Occupations Transportation Business Sewing Cooking Drafting Agriculture Construction Industrial Arts 61 Business Mrs. Mikki Faust As part of the Vocational Department, the business curriculum offers courses in business math, business machines, accounting, typing and VOT. These courses give students the opportunity to get a taste of the business world and prepares some of them for careers in this area. Also, in the Vocational Department is Driver's Ed, taught by Mr. Thomas. Mr. Frank Thomas Agriculture Construction Industrial Arts Drafting Mr. Joe Washington These four areas also come under the Vocational Department. These courses give students an idea of what these areas include and offer the students skills for furthering their interests in them. Mr. Bill Heck Mr. Joe Roberson 65 Transportation Child Care Cooking Sewing Ms. Polly Huntley Special Education The Special Education Department includes classes to help special students. These classes emcompass behavior disorders, learning disabilities, remedial math and English and remedial vocational classes. Also included in special ed is the Enrichment program. I 68 Mrs. Jackie Vereen Mrs. Jolene Brannan Art Art courses include some of the favorite pastimes of many students. Printing, sketching, crafts and sculpture are just some of the different skills taught in art. Mrs. Pat Reames The Slammer!! A new addition to MCA this year was the in-school suspension center, commonly known among students and faculty as the slammer. Tardiness, continual disruption in class, skipping, smoking without a permit and rudeness to teachers could all get you sent to the center. Students were totally isolated with their regular classwork and allowed out fortunch and to go to the restroom only during times when the other students were in class. Keeping watch over the slammer were Mr. Nobles, Mr. Heck, Mr. Way, Mr. Saunds, and Mr. Myers. Mr. Nobles at his post in the suspension center. Mrs. Janice Sapp and Mrs. Janet Coker Did you ever have one of those days when you needed a note, were doing an errand for a teacher, wanted to go home or just generally didn't know what to do? These were the ladies to see! Mrs. Coker and Mrs. Sapp, Mr. Huff's right hand men , offered an aid to students and teachers alike. Visiting Teacher Mr. Everson, MCA's visiting teacher, had the pleasant job of looking for those chronic absentees. 72 Mr. Johnnie Everson Front: Mrs. Row, Mrs. B. Young, Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Pelham; Back: Mrs. Hutcherson, Mrs. M. Young, Mrs. Johnson. Front: Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Anderson, Ms. B. Anderson. Back: Mrs. Burgess, Mr. Tyson, Mrs. Mention. Not pictured: Mr. Butler, Mr. Mention, Mr. Rowe Eat lunch' You must be kidding! I have 17 lunch tickets saved up if you want one. Call Fred Rowe. My air con- ditioner doesn't work. Get out of my way. It's time for lunch. Did you see how many times Mr. went back for food? 'Mrs. Taylor, the bathroom is flooded. 73 SPORTS ACTIVITIES SPORTS ACTIVITIES SPORTS ACTIVITIES SPORTS ACTIVITIES SPORTS ACTIVITIES SPORTS ACTIVITIES SPORTS ACTIVITIES SPORTS ACTIVITIES SPORTS ACTIVITIES SPORTS ACTIVITIES SPORTS ACTIVITIES SPORTS ACTIVITIES SPORTS ACTIVITIES SPORTS ACTIVITIES SPORTS ACTIVITIES SPORTS ACTIVITIES SPORTS ACTIVITIES SPORTS ACTIVITIES SPORTS ACTIVITIES SPORTS ACTIVITIES SPORTS ACTIVITIES SPORTS ACTIVITIES SPORTS ACTIVITIES Football 76 MAC'S 81-82 football season was one well worth remembering. Under the guidance of head coach Ray Meadows, our team grew and matured in preparation for their first varsity year next fall. With the help and support of the student body, the Bucs played their first games on our home field in twenty-five years. 77 00 o 1981 Buccaneers L Io R: SITTING: Greg Hollis, lames Jenkins, William Jennings, Don Roberts, Galin Hulett, Michael Fanline, Darryl Jenkins, William Alston Warren Sloan, Stacy Barrow, Oscar Burgess, Bradley Hutcherson, Mgr. KNEELING: Fred Alston, Mgr., Timothy Bryant, Mgr., Ken Conley, Gary Lee Joe Maulden Franklin lenkins, Chuck Waters, Lawrence Alston, Antonio Gaines, Steven Hanrahan, Greg Rowe, Chris Ulmer, Herschel Campbell, Richard Baker Michael Palmer, Mgr., STANDING: Coach C. Butler, Coach J. Roberson, Jimmy Miller, Stat., Frankie Walden, Earnest Jenkins, Mike Barrow, Ty Poppell Chris Brady, Mart Ulmer, Scott Speed, Joe Brown, Dwight Alston, Alfred Sallins, James Williams, Head Coach R. Meadows Coach D Flesch This season was one of learning and preparation for our young football team here at MCA. There was alot of sweat and hard work put into practice every afternoon after school. Everyone on the team is enthusiastic about next year's first varsity schedule. Many are looking forward to the Friday night games at MCA. Head Coach Ray Meadows states, If we make as much progress next year as we have the past two years, I am looking forward to a great season. Coach Ray Meadows, Head Coach and Offensive Coordinator; Coach Cleveland Butler, Assistant Defensive Coach; Coach David Flesch, Assistant Offensive Coach; Coach |oe Roberson, Defensive Coordinator •«Out-1, MCA OPPONENT 0 Camden Co. 48 0 Bradwell 12 12 Brunswick High 20 6 Glynn Academy 12 22 Wayne Co. 6 6 Brunswick High 8 6 Glynn Academy 8 6 Bradwell 12 12 Wayne Co. 6 6 Camden Co. 20 81 Varsity Cheerleaders The Cheerleaders of MCA are to be commended for their promotion of school spirit. They provided pep rallies and spirit contests to arouse the student body to support the Bucs. Sponsor was Ms. McKenzie. 82 Bottom: Ursula Bryant, |oy Jacobs, Cynthia Thomas, Alison Prescott, Captain; Lisa Brack, Teresca Ferguson, Rhonda Harden, Buccaneer; Cindy Boone. Top: Amber Kroll, Kristie Wortham, Alfreda West. B-Team Cheerleaders Top to bottom: Michelle Bowden Lisa Alston Traci Bradley Elaine Hornbeck Cordi Iordan Angie Wheeler Lori Corbett Amy Walczak Pep-Rallies Promote Spirit!! Several pep-rallies were held during the football season to promote spirit. The cheerleaders planned mans skits which in- cluded a wet t-shirt contest, kiss the pig, female football players, and male cheerleaders. The juniors seemed to have more spirit than anyone else. Everyone screamed and veiled, but the juniors always walked awav with the spirit stick. 84 Spirit! Spirit! Spirit! The students at MCA were given a chance to vote for their favorite or most unfavorite teacher to kiss a pig. Coach Meadows and Mrs. Iordan were elected to kiss the Pirate Pig for the Brunswick High game pep-rally. 85 The First Annual All-Male Review Remember the best-looking legs in school? The First Annual All-Male Review was the most memorable display of beauty ever witnessed. Sponsored by the Drama Class and under the direction of Mrs. Jordan, students and teachers modeled lovely fashions from around the world. Models included Kevin Nelson, Chuck Waters, Cal Bennett, Gary Ryals, Isaiah West, Eric Croft, Terry Palmer, Jeff Evans, John Littlejohn, Emanuel Skipper, Earnest Jenkins, Mr. Archie Myers, Stevie Mitchell, Mike Barrow, Mr. William Heck, Mr. Joe Washington, Mr. Henry Cowan, Stacy Barrow, Chris Brady, Philip Bradley The Beast Must The Student Council fall movie, “The Beast Must Die , thrilled and chilled students the night of October 29. Student Council also provided popcorn and candied ap- ples for the horror movie fans. 87 © © © © Basketball © © © © Coach Watson, Garland West, Richard Baker, Steve Sykes, Barry Pierce, Ed Butler, Vemon Banfield, Ken Edwards, Alexander Dallas, George Alston, Robert Baker, Randy Poppell, Carmen Anderson BUCS HAVE WINNING SEASON ADVANCE TO REGION TOURNAMENT The boys' basketball team got off to a slow start as they dropped their first 3 games. But, they came back strong with a convincing win over Glynn Academy. The season was one of ups and downs as the Bucs seemed to lack the consistency needed to become a truly good team. The Bucs had just won 3 out of their last 4 games when the team was torn apart. The boys that stayed and played showed an incredible amount of character and desire in the homecoming game. I have nothing but admiration for this group, said Coach Watson. The Bucs began to get it together coming down the home stretch as they won 7 of their last 10 games. Their sub-region record was 4-2 and good enough to gain a second place finish behind Charlton Co. In the sub-region tournament, MCA romped over Frederica 64-50 and earned a trip to the region tournament in Douglas. This year will see the end of a brilliant career for Barry Pierce. He was outstanding this year averaging 22 points and 11 rebounds per game. Seniors Garland West, George Alston, Steve Sykes, and Randy Poppell will also leave behind some shoes that will be hard to fill. 88 89 Boys Girls M.C.A. Opponent M.C.A. Opponent 42 Bryan Co. 44 22 Bryan Co. 33 56 Richmond Hill 73 35 Richmond Hill 41 73 Brunswick High 75 34 Brunswick High 33 79 Glynn Academy 68 39 Glynn Acad. 55 70 Long Co. 48 41 Long Co. 27 49 Charlton Co. 66 53 Charlton Co. 39 46 Frederica Acad. 44 41 Glennvilie 35 73 Glennvilie 52 51 Brunswick High 64 60 Brunswick 69 40 Richmond Hill 57 47 Richmond Hill 68 29 Sav. Coun. Day 37 64 Sav. Coun. Day 55 39 Camden Co. 58 63 Camden Co. 69 28 Sav. Coun. Day 38 64 Sav. Coun. Day 55 5 Charlton 101 49 Frederica Acad. 43 22 Bryan Col 66 59 Charlton Co. 69 18 Long Co. 28 68 Bryan Co. 60 53 Long Co. 50 63 Glennvilie 59 66 Camden Co. 64 56 Glynn Acad. 65 Christmas Tournament M.C.A. Opponent M.C.A. Opponent 53 Richmond Hill 55 41 Glynn Acad. 48 68 Long Co. 58 331 Long Co. 44 91 Top Row: Sherry Hollis, Anita Spencer, Shandora Lane, Monica Marshall, Adrienne Brown, Cynthia Bloodworth. Bottom Row: Vicky Iordan, Kendra Reed, Tammy Skipper, Shelia Norman, Coach Washington, Manager Audwin Booker. Also playing: Bess Bwom, Sheila Strickland, Audrey Todd, Katrina Washington, Joy Jacobs, and Wendy Johnson. Girls' Varsity The Lady Bucs of Coach Joe Washington finished the 1981-82 season with only a handful of players, but that small number that continued to give a 100°o each time they took the floor played with a great deal of determination and a whole lotta heart. The girls finished the year with a 4-13 overall season record and a sub-region record of 2-2. 92 93 B-Teams Top Row: Willie Pinkney, Jamie Rouse, Edward Jones, Jonny Russell, Richard Baker, Rodney Lemon. Middle Row: Dennis Alston, Isaiah West, Al Palmer, Carmen Anderson, Antonio Blackshear. Bottom Row: Dwight Alston, Roy Green, Isaac West, Kendell Washington, Coach Butler. Top Row: Angie Alston, Katrina Washington, Missy Chambers, Sherry Moody, Annette Brown, Coach Brooks. Second Row: Paulette Evans, Rosemary Waye, Wendy Johnson, Cynthia Blige, Ruby Moody. 96 SujuiODauiOH Week 1982 Homecoming 1982 was again sponsored by the Student Council. This year's activities included something for everyone. The week began with Club Day on which all club members wore their club's emblem. An assembly for each Homecoming nominee to be introduced was held on Tuesday. Wednesday was 50's Day. Students and teachers came to school in leather jackets, poodle skirts, and greasy hair. On Thursday, another student-faculty basketball game was held in the gym, but this year an added attraction made the game a first. Female faculty members played two quarters and helped the men keep the record for beating the students four games in a row! The Student Council also held a wall-decorating contest for clubs. The Art Club was chosen the winner for best carrying out the theme of Just Once. 97 Homecoming Queen 1982 Miss Sherry Williamson Escorted by Ty Barrow During halftime of the boys' game Miss Sherry Williamson was crowned MCA's 1982 Homecoming Queen. Escorted by Ty Barrow, Sherry is the daughter of Carolyn Nettles and John Williamson. Sherry was elected by the student body of MCA and was crowned by 1981 queen, Miss Kim Brannen. Queen and Court Denise LaRoche, Ninth Grade Princess; Sherry Williamson, Homecoming Queen 1982; Joy Jacobs, Tenth Grade Princess; Tracie LaRoche, Eleventh Grade Princess 100 Left to Right: Denise LaRoche, Ninth Grade Princess; Mike Barrow, Amy Walzak, Phillip Bradley, Joy Jacobs, Tenth Grade Princess; Gary Ryals, Glenda Braxton, Greg Grinstead, Sherry Williamson, Queen; Ty Barrow, Missy Amerson, Roger Hawthorne, Tracie LaRoche, Eleventh Grade Princess; Randy Poppell, Angie Deal, Keith Whitton SENIORS: Glenda Braxton, Sherry Williamson, Missy JUNIORS: Tracie LaRoche, Angie Deal. Not pictured: Amerson. Not pictured: Anita Spencer and Sharon Adrienne Brown, Ursula Bryant, Arlene Moran Jackson SOPHOMORES: Joy Jacobs. Not pictured: Theresa Banks, Emma Moran, Cheryl Pinkney, Kendra Reed FRESHMEN: Denise LaRoche, Amy Walczak. Not pictured: Linda Evans, Diane Johnson, Vanessa Jones 102 The Bucs' Finest Hour Homecoming week was a hectic one, but on top of all the rush and hectic activities, MCA was confronted with another problem. Due to circumstances beyond their control. Buccaneer coaches were confronted with a small number of players, and some quick decision had to be made. Taking the floor with only five players, Coach Washington's girls made an admirable showing against Bryan County. But Coach Watson's five faithful Bucs came on strong and held the lead the entire game, winning the Homecoming game 68-60. Playing an outstanding game were Barry Pierce, George Alston, Vernon Banfield, Ken Edwards, and Steve Sykes. Congratulations, Bucs, for a fine showing!! 103 Remember . . . 1981-82 SONGS Endless Love Just the Two of Us For Your Eyes Only I Heard It Through the Grape Vine Give It To Me, Baby I Found Love on a Two-way Street Just Be My Lady One in a Million Step by Step Who's Crying Now Just Once Centerfold Private Eyes I Can't Go for That Elvira Anti-Christian Physical Open Arms You're Going to Lose a Heart Tonight Apache Why Do Fools Fall In Love? Controversy EVENTS Anwar Sadat Assassination Pig Kiss-off Dodgers win the Series Columbia makes successful second voyage First American test-tube baby 49ers win Superbowl Assassination attempt of Pope John Paul II 747 Air Florida crashed in DC - only 5 survivors Marcus Allen wins Heisman Clemson No. 1!! Libyan fighters shot down by American Tomcats Chrysler shows profit for first time in 3 years Birthrate increases for first time in 10 years Pac Man MOVIES Raiders of the Lost Ark The Empire Strikes Back For Your Eyes Only Bustin' Loose Stripes Endless Love Saturday the 14th Cornin' At You Deadly Blessing Sharky's Machine Absence of Malice Watcher in the Woods The Fox and the Hound Modern Problems French Lieutenant's Woman Nice Dreams Body and Soul On Golden Pond The Beast Within Making Love Seduction Fame Ragtime � 104 We actually wore . . . Penny loafers l ods Knickers GOLD!! Add-a-beads Duck shoes Ankle warmers Lee jeans Button downs Jordache Nikes Curly kits Monogrammed sweaters 105 PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE 108 Top to bottom: Dink Hoyt, Garland West, Missy Amerson, Barry Pierce, Phillip Bradley, Kevin Nelson, Glenda Braxton, Lynn Maulden, Olivia Butler, Thomas Grant, Debbie Bethune and Brenda Cuthbert 109 SENIORS Class of 1982 AMERSON, NANCY GWEN (Missy) SAGE 3; Y-Club 3, 4; FBLA 4; Steering Committee 3, 4; Annual Staff 3; VICA 4. ALSTON GEORGE ANTHONY (George) 4-H 1, 2; FFA 1, 2, 4; Basketball 1-4; Industrial Arts 3; Baseball 3, 4 ARCHER, ARTHUR (Art) VICA 4; Parliamentarian; Who's Who in American High Schools ARMSTRONG, MARSHA (Marsha) 4-H 1-4; Art Club 3, Parliamentraian; FHA 4 ARMSTRONG, MOSES (Mojo) FFA 1, 4; 1-3; Basketball 1-3; VICA 3 BACON, DEIRDRE LYNETTE (Dee) 4-H 2, 3; Perfect Attendance 3; VICA 4 BANKS, ALBERTHA DELORIS (Bert) Perfect Attendance 3; Chorus 4; VICA 4 BENNETT, CHARLES CALVIN (Cal) Y-Club 1, 2; FFA 1-3; VICA 2, 4; 4-H 1, 2, 4 BENNETT, SONJEANETTE (Sonja) FHA 2-4; SAGE 3; Y-Club 3, 4 Scrapbook Chairman; FBLA 3, 4; Who's Who in American High Schools; VICA 4 BETHUNE, DEBORAH DEANNE (Debbie) Annual Staff 2, 3; Y-Club 2 Scrapbook Chairman 3, Publicity Chairman 4; SAGE 2, 3; Honors Program 1-4; Who's Who in American High Schools; Girls' Trio 3; Prom Committee 3; Newspaper Staff, Asst. Editor 3; Senior Class Secretary BINES, SHERLENE WILSON (Sherlene) 4-H 1-4; Science Fair 1st Place 2; District Science Award 1st Place 2; Industrial Arts, 4 Secretary; Art Club 4 President BRADLEY, PHILLIP WEBB (Phillip) Y-Club 1-4; Annual Staff 1-3; SAGE 2, 3; Student Council 3, 4 BRAXTON, GLENDA REGINA (Glenda) 4-H 1-3; Y-Club 3 School Projects Chairman, 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Student Council 3; Who's Who in American High Schools BRIGMAN, LORI LYNN (Lori) BUTLER, OLIVIA ANN (Olivia) Band 1, 3, 4, 4-H 1, 2; Track 2; Y-Club 3 Publicity Chairman, 4 Secretary; Spanish Club 2 Reporter; SAGE 3; junior Class Secretary; Student Council 3 Parliamentarian, 4 President; Who's Who in American High Schools BUTLER, OPHELIA FRANCES (Ophelia) 4-H 1; FHA 1-3; FFA 3; Industrial Arts 3 Secretary CAROLL, LARRY ALLEN (Larry) FFA 3, 4-H 3 CARTER, KATIE MAE (Katie) 4-H 1-4; Science Club 1; Art Club 3; Industrial Arts Club 3; VICA 4; FHA 4; FBLA 4 COOK, PAMELA (Pam) FHA 1-4; FBLA 3, 4 CUTHBERT, BRENDA VALENCIA (Brenda) Math Toumament 1,2; Y-Club 2 Scrapbook Chairman, 3 Vice-President, 4 President; SAGE 2 Secretary, 3; Pep Club 2 Secretary; Student Council 3 Secretary, 4 Vice-president; Governor's Honors Semi-finalist; lunior Class President; Perfect Attendance 3; Trio 3; Extemporaneous Speaking 3; Soloist 3; Chorus 3; Newspaper Staff 3 Editor; ICC 4 President; Honors Program 1-4 DANIELS, SHEILA MARIE (Sheila) FHA 2, 4; FFA 3; Track 2 DRURY, CYNTHIA (Cindy) EDWARDS, CASSANDRA BERNICE (Cassandra) FHA 1; 4-H 2; Industrial Arts Club 3; FHA 4 ELLISON, CAROL LYNETTE (Carol) 4-H 1, 4; Basketball 1, 3; FHA 4 FRANKLIN, PAUL WESLEY Paul FFA 1; VICA 3, 4 FRAZIER, CHERYL LYNN (Cheryl) 4-H 1-3; FHA 4 GERSON, DAVID KENEN (David) Transferred from Jenkins High School, Savannah, Georgia GERSON, ELIZABETH SCHONFELD (Beth) Transferred from Marietta High School, Marietta, Georgia; 4-H 2,3; Y-Club 2,3 Secretary; FHA 3 Degree Chairman GOOGE, SCOT GLENN (Scot) Y-Club 1; 4-H 2-4; Track 2; VICA 3; Typing Award 3 GRANT, THOMAS LOUIS, JR. (Thomas) 4-H 1-4; Honors Program 1, 2, 4; SAGE 2, 3; FHA 4; Student Council 3 GREEN, NATHAN ALEXANDER (Nathan) 4-H 1-4, Basketball 1-3 Student Council 3 Vice-president GROVENOR, SYLVESTER (Sylvester) Track 3 HANKERSON, RODERICK LEROY (Rod) 4-H 1-4; Y-Club 2, 4; FHA 4; VICA 3 HOLLIS, SHERRY ELAINE (Sherry) 4-H 1, 4; Basketball 1-4; Track 2, 3; FHA 4 HOLMES, ADRIAN JEROME (Adrian) Perfect Attendance 1, 3; VICA 4; FHA 4 HOLMES, DARRYL LAVON (Darryl) 4-H 1; VICA 2, Basketball 1 HOLMES, WONDA ELAINE (Wonda) 4-H 1, Basketball 2, 3; FHA 3, 4 HOWARD, RONALD MARTIN (Ronnie) FFA 1; Baseball 1; 4-H 1; Spanish Club 1, 2 HOYT, ROBERT WAYNE (Dink) 4-H 1, 4; Basketball 1; FFA 2-4; Y-Club 3, 4; Student Council 4; Annual Staff 4 IRWIN, LESLIE MARIE Leslie) Transferred from Glynn Academy; Y-Club 4 JACKSON, BRENDA LAVERNE WEST (Bren) Math Tournament 2; SAGE 2, 3; Pep Club 2; Spanish Club 2 Treasurer; Art Club 3; 4-H 1-3 JACKSON, CHARLES EDWARD (Cheese) Basketball 1, 2; FHA 4 JACKSON, JACQUELINE (Jackie) FHA 4 JACKSON, MARVIN (Marvin) FFA 2, 4; Basketball 3; VICA 4 JACKSON, SHARON RENEE (Sharon) 4-H 1, 2 Secretary, 3, 4; Basketball 2; FHA 3; Prom Steering Committee; Homecoming Princess 3; FBLA 4 Secretary; Senior Class President; Who's Who in American High Schools JENKINS, CAROL DENISE (Carol) FHA 1,2,3 President, 4 President; 4-H 1,2,3 Reporter, 4; Y-Club 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4; SAGE 3; FFA 3 Reporter; FHA State Degree 3; Girls' Trio 3; Steering Committee 3; FBLA 4; Annual Staff 4; Senior Class Vice-President; Who's Who in American High Schools; ICC 4; Pep Club 2 JOHNSON, DEUCIA LAVERNE (Delicia) 4-H 1-4; Art Club 2; FHA 4 LANE, SHANDORA (Shan) 4-H 1, 4; Basketball 1-4; FHA 1, 4; FFA 2 MENTION, CHARLES CARMICHAEL (Charles) FFA 1, 4; Industrials Arts Club 2 MIFFLIN, WANDA ALFREDA (Alfreda) 4-H 1-4; FHA 2; Y-Club 3 MITCHELL, JOHN STEVEN (Stevie) 4-H 1-4; Science Club 1; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1-4; FFA 2, 3; Industrial Arts Club 2; SAGE 2, 3; FHA 4 NELSON, KEVIN GEORGE (Kevin) Track 2; SAGE 2, 3; Y-Club 3, 4; Annual Staff 4 LAROCHE, LISA MICHELLE (Michelle) FFA 3; 4-H 3; Art Club 3 LEFAVE, MITZI LYNETTE (Mitzi) Transferred from Roto, Spain, and Virginia Beach MAULDEN, LINDA ROCHELLE (Lynn) 4-H 1; Y-Club 2 Community Projects Chairman 3, 4; SAGE 2, 3, Annual Staff 2, 3 Co-editor; Pep Club 2; Student Council 3; Steering Committee 3; Who's Who in American High Schools; Newspaper Staff 3; VICA 4 MAXWELL, TILMON, JR. (Tilmon) 4-H 2, FHA 4 NORMAN, BRENDA GAIL Basketball 2 NORMAN, RICKY ALTON FFA 1, 3; 4-H 1 (Brenda) (Ricky) PALMER, PAMELA (Pam) 4-H 1, 2, 4; Basketball 2; SAGE 2; FFA 2; FBLA 4 PALMER, TERRY VERMONT (Terry) 4-H 1; FFA 2; Industrial Arts Club 2; Annual Staff 4 PEPPLER, PEARL (Peart) Spanish Club 2; Student Council 3, 4; Senior Class Treasurer; Who's Who in American High Schools; Beta Club 4 PIERCE, BARRY (Barry) Basketball 1, 2, 3 Captain, Most Valuable Player, 4; Baseball 2; FFA 2-4; FHA 4 Parliamentarian; Who's Who in American High Schools PINKNEY, MIRIAM LORRAINE (Miriam) 4-H 1; FFA 1; Track 2, 3; FHA 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4 PINKNEY, WILLIE JOE (Willie Joe) Track 1; FFA 2; FHA 2, 3 POPPELL, JOSEPH RANDOLPH (Randy) 4-H 1; Basketball 2; Baseball 2-4; Booster Club 2; Y-Club 3, 4; FFA 4 POWELL, SHIRLEY ANN (Shirley) FHA 4 OGBURN, SANDRA LEE (Sandra) Cheerleader 1; FHA 1; Local Science Fair 1st Place 1; 4-H 2; VICA 4; Art Club 4 Secretary PALMER, CLAUDIA VERNICE (Claudia) 4-H 1, 4; Basketball 1-3; Track 2; FBLA 4 REED, DERRICK (Derrick) 4-H 1-4; FFA 4 REED, JOHN PREE (Pree) 4-H 1; Steering Committee 3; Y-Club 4; Student Council 4 ROBERTS, RUSSELL JAY (Russell) 4-H 1, 2; FHA 3, 4 ROBERTS, WILLIE W. (Willie) 4-H 1; FFA 3; Who's Who in American High Schools; VICA 4 Vice-president; FHA 4 SALLINS, JACQUELINE (Jackie) 4-H 1,3; Y-Club 2 World Service Chairman, 3 Chaplain; Math Tournament 2; FBLA 3, Vice-President 4; SAGE 3; FHA 3 Secretary 4; Cheerleader 3; Steering Committee 3; Student Council 4 Asst. Treasurer- Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 2 SALLINS, SAMUEL TYRONE (Ty) Baseball 2-4; Basketball 3 SCOTT, STANLEY JEROME (Stanley) Track 1-3 SIMMONS, AUNDRA RENAE (Aundra) 4-H 1-4; Honors Program 1-4; SAGE 2, 3; Pep Club 3; Math Tournament 2; Y-Club 3, 4; Who's Who in American High Schools; Debate Team 3; Home Economics 3rd Place Literary Meet 3; Chorus 3; Student Council Chaplain 4; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff Managing Editor 3; Perfect Attendance 1; Beta Club 4 School Project Chairperson SIMMONS, MARY ANN (Mary) FHA 1, 2, 4; 4-H 1-4; Track 1-4; Y-Club 4 SKIPPER, DARRYL (Darryl) 4-H 1, 2; Industrial Arts Club 2; FHA 2; FFA 4 SPAULDING, LORENZO (Harry) SPENCER, ANITA (Anita) 4-H 1-3; Band 1; SAGE 3; Junior Class Vice-president; Annual Staff 3; Steering Committee 3; FHA 3; Art Club 3; Y-Club 4; Who's Who in American High Schools STEVENS, GWENDOLYN (Gwen) 4-H 1-4; FHA 1-3; Honor Roll Chapter; 4 Vice-president; Y-Club 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4 President; Student Council 3; Junior Class Treasurer; Senior Class Reporter; ICC 4; Annual Staff 4; Who's Who in American High Schools SULLIVAN, CRAIG BERNARD (Craig) Basketball 1-4; 4-H 3; VICA 3; FFA 4 SYKES, STEVE (Steve) VICA 4; FFA 4; Y-Club 4; Basketball 4 TIMMONS, JEROME (Jerome) FFA 1; 4-H 1, 2; VICA 4 UNDERWOOD, MORIA MICHELLE (Mona) Cheerleader 1, 2; Homecoming Court 2; 4-H 3, 4; Who's Who in American High Schools WALLACE, FRANKLIN STEVEN (Frankie) FFA 1, 2 President; Prom Committee 3; VICA 4 WELDON, DEBORAH ELAINE (Deborah) FHA 2, 3; FBLA 4 WELDON, MYRON MAURICE (Myron) 4-H 1-4, FBLA 4 WEST, GARLAND (Garland) Basketball 1 ; Track 1, 2; 4-H 1, 2; FFA 1; SAGE 3; Industrial Arts 3; FHA 4 WEST, TINY LOUISE (Tiny) Spanish Club 2; Art Club 4 WHEELER, WILLIAM GREGORY (Greg) Y-Club 1-4; Track Team 4; FFA 2, 4; SAGE 3 WILLIAMSON, SHERRY ANNIECE (Sherry) 4-H 1; FFA 1 Parliamentarian, 2 President 3; SAGE 2, 3; Cheerleader 2, 3 Captain; Y-Club 4; FBLA 4; Homecoming Queen SENIORS NOT PICTURED: BESS, WILLIAM CHARLES CALDWELL, JEFFREY MICHAEL CAMPBELL, RICHARD JENKINS, LYNETTE McGHEE, JERRYLON ROGERS, MILTON RUSSELL SCOTT, ALICIA ANN SKIPPER, WILLIE FRED TYSON, CHRISTOPHER WILSON, ISADORE 119 Quotes of MCA Seniors Seniors are a symbol of PERFECTION!! The class of '82 has mef much adversity, but, yes, we will survive. To go through a senior year at MCA is like going to a meeting with the Hell's Angels. If life is a barrel of fun, what is being a senior? After all we've been through, the class of '82 is still proud and true. These were the best and worst of times. We made it!! 121 Missy Amerson Glenda Braxton Senior Lovelies are elected among the seniors themselves for giris they feel are the prettiest. Not pictured are Anita Spencer and Sharon Jackson. Olivia Butler Lynn Maulden 122 Juniors Class of 1983 Edna Armstrong Rose Mary Armstrong Sandra Aubrey Terry Bailey Robert Baker Lisa Brack Robert Brigman Adrienne Brown Dora Bryant Lisa Bryant Ursula Bryant Ed Butler Terry Campbell Marty Collins Ken Conley Regina Cook Al Costner Eric Croft Alexander Dallas Angie Deal Debbi Dixon Lloyd Deverger Clay Douglas Alexander Drake Denoia Dunwoody Dwayne Dye Scott Dye )erry Edenfield Ken Edwards Teresca Ferguson 123 Carol Frey Su ann Gardner Rhonda Harden Ethel Heidt Glen Holmes LeVon Johnson Vonda Jordan Bari Kemp Amber Kroll Trade LaRoche Yasma Lemon Keith Lyons Sheila Meekins Kelvin Mells Shane Mize Al'sha Moore Dwan Norman Elton Norman Dale Padgett Mack Palmer Cynthia Parker Ammie Pinkney Billy Pitts Joyce Poncela Rosemary Poncela Allison Prescott Graham Prescott Don Rentz Jerry Ricker Pernell Roberts Charlie Rogers David Rozier Don Rozier David Ryals Gary Ryals 124 Alfred Wes! Chuck Waters Debra Young Sonya Young Anthony Sallins Steve Simmons Emanuel Skipper Sheila Strickland David Sutphin Lizzie Skipper Tammy Skipper Mart Ulmer Georgetta Vereen Susan Trutt Lewis Truett Audrey Todd Linda Thorpe Melinda Strickland Angela Stephens Teresa Speight Scott Speed Micheal Speed Mario Spaulding Leroy Wynn Paul Williams Cindy Williams Keith Whitten Cheresa White Ezekiel West 125 Sophomores Class of 1984 Jesse Alston William Alston Edrislee Armstrong Andrea Aspras Richard Baker Cheryl Banks Sharon Banks Teresa Banks Stephanie Barns Mike Barrow Antonio Blackshear Thomas Bohannon Cindy Boone Marvin Bradley Bess Brown Oscar Burgess Timmy Burkhead Herschel Campbell Lori Carter David Coles Clarence Collins Valerie Collins Carrie Costner Carol Costner Benjamin Cummings Georgetta Cummings Derrick Daniels Cindy Drawdy Donna Edenfield Samantha Ellison Paulette Evans 126 Vanessa Evans Michelle Everson Vanessa Frazier Ann Frey Steve Frey Esther Grant Kim Green Kathy Griffin Karen Grovner Pamela Harris Johnie Hartl Karen Hawthorne Melicia Hayes David Hornbeck Ernest Jackson Kenneth Jackson Joy Jacobs Ernest Jenkins Janette Jenkins Valerie Johnson Wendy Johnson Felicia Jones Janice Jones Anne Kinsey Patrick LeCount Rodney Lemon Lena Lewis Mikel Littles Marvin Ly Janean Love Roseann McIntosh Darryl Mdver John McMullen Jimmy McQuaig Sherry Moody 127 Emma Moran Kristie Morgan Greg Moxley Shelia Norman Arthur O'Berry Alan O'Cain Elijah Ogburn Jackie Oliver Michael Palmer Chito Peppier Willie Pinkney Angie Popped Ty Popped Kendra Reed Don Roberts Jackie Rozier Johnny Russell Bid Skipper Chris Speed Dwain Stamey Bid Strickland Phyllis Sullivan Kathy Summer Cynthia Thomas Tanya Underwood Raymond Vereen Kelly Ward Katrinia Washington Deanna West Isaiah West Issac West Joe Williams Ardretta Wilson Laura Wooldridge Jerry Young 128 Freshmen Class of 1985 Carrie Allison Tammy Allison Dennis Alston Dwight Alston Frederick Alston Lisa Alston Carmen Anderson Clarence Armstrong Juius Bailey Tonya Baker Barbara Banks Stacy Barrow Preston Beam Lisa Beecher Ronald Bethune Audwin Booker Clifton Boone Chris Brady Joe Brown Marie Branson Sandra Brigman Annette Brown Avin Brown Timothy Bryan Cathleen Butler Tammy Carter Tommy Chastine Lynette Cook Lori Corbett John Corlette 129 Ben Cummings Johnny Cummings Sheila Cummings Nina Dallas Danny Deal Jackie Deverger Renee Deverger Robbie Dixon Harold Evans Linda Fay Evans Mellissa Ford Connie Francis Suzanne Frazier Mike Flynn Valerie Gordon Veronica Gordon Esther Grant Anthony Greene lanet Greene Roy Greene Lawanna Grovnor Mike Grovner Lisa Harden John Harrison Angie Hewitt Regina Hill Tracie Holman Jimmy Home Danny Howard Pamela Howard Walter Hutcherson Galin Hulett Fred Jackson William Jennings Diane Johnson 130 Gayle Johnson Lawrence Johnson Cordi Jordan LaZonia Jordan Darryl Jenkins Franklin Jenkins James Jenkins Virgil Jenkins Julie Kennedy Frank King Denise LaRoche Gary Lee Kenneth Lemon Makolom Lewis Monica Mashall Joe Maulden Russ McDaniels Betty McIntosh Eugene Mcflver Ida McNear Eric Meekins Carlene Mention Natalie Mention Roslyn Mention Jimmy Miller Ruby Moody Douglas Moore David Moran Wendy NeeSmith Robyn Nelson LaRosa Newton Peter Norman Micheal Palmer Ceasar Pinkney Willie Pinkney 131 Britt Popped Robert Popped Ulysses Proctor Andre Reed Daryl Reed Sandra Roberts Lynn Rowe Greg Rowe Stanley Rowe Kim Rozier Martha Rozier Leon Russell Peggie Ryals William Saddler Alfred Sallins Cordette Sams Penny Santago Forrest Swyer Delores Simmons Edith Simmons Lisa Simmons Doretha Sloan Darryl Speight Donald Stevens Pat Sylvia )ohn Sullivan Aden Thomas Tina Thomas Gerald Thompson |on Thompson Edward Thorpe Randy Turner Chris Ulmer Edwin Vereen Cynthia Wallace 132 Glenn Young Randy Young Aretha Walker Felicia Walker Amy Walzak Kendall Washington Janice Way Darlene West John West Angela Wheeler Charles Whitfield Scottie Whitten Tommy Williams John Williamson Alphose Wilson Mike Wilson Sonya Woods 133 Eighth Grade Class of 1986 Angela Alston Anthony Alston Frankie Alston Jeanette Alston Thurnell Alston Allen Armstrong Edward Bacon Gregory Bailey Suzanne Bethune Paul Blackburn Roger Blakesmith Anne Marie Bohannon Michelle Bowden David Bowman Jerry Bradley Traci Bradley David Brannen Pat Brannen Franklin Brantley Kurt Brogden Willie Canada Missy Chambers Denise Clark Bo Clements John Coker Lori Corbett Mike Cox Toriano Crayton Bob Davis Ellen Davis 134 Sandra Davis Sherry Dixon George Everson Rod Everson Michael Fantine Shayne Franklin Antonio Gaines Mary Gardner Tyler Gardner Barbara Grant Eric Greene Wesley Griffin Marlon Gordon Kiri Hanrahan Zandra Harden Maggie Harmon Charles Harrison Tony Henrique Nathaniel Hicks Robert Hicks Diane Harris Henry Hill Michelle Hill Lavenia Holland Ronald Hollis Debra Hord Elaine Hombeck Cynthia Howard Kenny Howard Sheila Jackson Rose Jackson Edward Jones Lisa Jones Schnell Jones Joey Kennedy 135 Melissa Kicklighter Gregory King Raymond King Mary Lecount Mike Lewis John Lewis Sharon Mallard Lisa Maulden Jean McNear La Tonya Mention Nadine Mention Gina Messer Ken Miller Levi Mitchell Emmett Moore Jackie Moore Bradley Moran Gwethlyn Moran Angela Moring Jennifer Moxley Kevin Noble Alcindo Palmer Arline Palmer Aundre Pinkney Sammie Pinkney Stevie Popped Lonnie Rainey Calvin Reed Elton Reed Michael Reed Albert Roberts Lee Robertson Benjamin Rogers Albert Ross Geoffrey Ro ier 136 Ray Ryals Terry Sawyer Anthony Shinard Arnold Simmons Roosevelt Singleton Shane Stamey Eddie Lee Stevens, Jr. Anessa Stevens Joe Sylvia Michelle Stone Rhonda Stevens Attia Thomas Wayne Thomas Tim Thompson Daniel Thorpe Efrim Timmons Katrina Todd Natalie Todd Allen Tyson Trene Underwood Frankie Walden Sharron Walker James Wallace Sonya Wallace Willie Waye Michelle Washington Shad Waterws Eloise Williams Morris Williams Penny Williams Rosemary Williams John Williamson Roderick Wilson Rosemary Williams Kathy Wynn 137 138 THE DARIEN BANK F.D.I.C. Darien Branch U. S. 17 Tele. 437-4141 140 Eulonia Bank Tele. 832-4418 pam par+in 'school If dance j fcrtruj c csse,S in. bailed, poiwte., jazz ,tap, and jynnastus SUMMER WORKSHOPS... for information call 457-6509 McIntosh county Salutes the SENIORS OF 1982 Compliments of DARIEN HARDWARE AND SUPPLY CO. COACH WATSON'S HOMEROOM Pat Brannen Michael Johnson Joey Kennedy Greg Bailey Alcindo Palmer Gwen Moran Nadine Mention Lori Corbett Tawanna Alston John Lewis Tschia Fantine Emmet Moore Diane Ro ier Anthony Shirard Arnold Simmons Allen Tyson Calvin Reed BUCS AND COACH WATSON'S HOMEROOM ARE NUMBER 1! ARCHIES RESTAURANT SENIORS: This above all: To thine own self be true. And it must follow as the night the day. Thou canst not then be false to any man. Ninth Grade Mr. Mann Home of the World's Famous Fried Shrimp 437-4363 Darien, Georgia 142 KEYSTONE MOTEL Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Googe Mitzi and Stan Congratulations to Scot Googe and all his fellow SENIORS Congratulations to the CLASS OF '82 and to all of M G A Wadyce Jenkins, Superintendent Compliments of BRANNEN'S SEAFOOD CO., INC. 832-4985 Crescent, Georgia 31304 143 CONGRATULATIONS from TASTEE FREEZ Darien, Georgia 437-4717 CONGRATULATIONS Seniors of '82 Sea Garden Seafood, Inc. Darien Highway Brunswick, Georgia Congratulations to the COLLINS FROZEN Class of '82 from FOODS THE CHICKEN SHACK ANNETTE'S BEAUTY SALON EXTENDS CONGRATULATIONS TO MISSY AMERSON 145 Best Wishes and Good Luck to the Seniors of ‘82 BLUESTEINS SUPERMARKET Two Locations Darien Eulonia 146 McIntosh County’s Low Price Leader THE GIFT HOUSE Once a child—at last a young adult. Finally a Senior—now a Graduate. The cherished moments in between; Will give you wisdom for the tomorrow. Congratulations Graduate 1982 May God lead you to all you can become. Patti Bethune, Owner (912) 437-6332 PRIDE POOL CO., INC. Congratulations to the Class of 82 from FRED'S 'Swimming Pool Specialists P. O. Box 565 Claxton, Georgia 30417 Office (912) 739-4334 Residence (912) 739-1470 Compliments of Gary E. Smith, President Mr. and Mrs. David Flesch 147 McIntosh County Family Medical Center, Inc. Located in Eutonia between 1-96 and U.S. 17 on Ga. 99 Rt. 2, Box 24C a Townsend, Georgia 31331 (912) 832-4495 The McIntosh County Family Medical Center ie a permanent community based non- profit corporation providing family medical core. The center is financially supported by the Department of Health and Human Services, patient fees. Medicaid and Medicare Payments, and other third-party payors. The Mclntoeh County Family Medical Center serves the medical needs of McIntosh County and surrounding area. The center pledges to provide high quality health care services, in a prompt and courteous manner, at the lowest possible cost. Compliments of BOONE'S SEAFOOD ALTAMA DELTA CORPORATION Darien, Georgia An Equal Opportunity Employar U F Mrs. Sheppard's Homeroom BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 82 Mrs. Heck's Homeroom Mary Simmons Brenda Jackson Deirdre Bacon Tiny West Steve Sykes Wanda Holmes Leslie Irwin Jeff Caldwell Dink Hoyt Ernest Jackson David Hornbeck Lori Ann Carter Kathy Griffin Thomas Bohannon Kendra Reed Deanna West Sherry Moody Kim Greene Sheila Norman Katrena Washington Stephen Frey Johnnie Russell Vanessa Frazier Joahnnie Hartl 151 • KI -t-.'-'V- I' rienNews fr Post Office Box 496 • Darien, Georgia 31305 Job Stamps Rubber Stamps Engraving Wedding Invitations 437-4251 Darien, Georgia BILL BRASHER ASSOCIATES REAL ESTATE Waterfront Properties Our Specialty Highway 17 North Darien, Ga. Bill Brasher (912) 437-6633 SUMNERS AUTO PARTS AND REPAIR Darien, Georgia 31305 All Types of Auto Repairs Auto Parts for Most Vehicles Compliments of MAX AND BETTY HUGHES 152 BUCCANEER CLUB INSTITUTIONAL GORES SEAFOOD WHOLESALERS Fish and Frozen INC. Shrimp CONTINENTAL INSTITUTIONAL, GORE SEAFOOD INC. jMlmk Subsidiary of CFS Continental Liberty Church Road Macon, Georgia 31208 P.O. Box 31 Valona, Ga. 31332 832-5538 BEN'S SEAFOOD COMPANY P.O. Box 276 Crescent, GA 31304 832-5121 HARBOR HANDI MART 832-5553 Processor and Buyer of Georgia Blue Crab Ben H. Cox, Owner Corner of Pine Harbor Rd. and U.S. Hwy. 17 Compliments of DR. J. S. SNOW Compliments of Small Claims Court 1 Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. A.S. Poppell, Jr. 154 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1982 DAYS INN AND BEST WESTERN 832-4411 832-4444 Highway 99 1-95 Eulonia, Georgia Hammond (Butch) Bolin, General Manager Charles H. S. Roberts, III, Assistant Administrative Director 155 Mrs. Nutt's S Homeroom 157 - Compliments of Hendrix Shoes SPEED'S KITCHEN Brunswick Mall, Brunswick, Georgia Congratulates the Seniors of 1982 Linda Howard 832-4763 Shellman Bluff, GA Open Thurs.-Sat. 5-10 pm Sun. 12:00-10:00 pm Anything from Seafood to Steaks! Cannon Bluff Minit Market Located Shellman Bluff Road Mark Douglas, Owner 158 o m Mrs. Whorton's Homeroom Congratulations to the Class of 82 Butler's IGA Goodliner . . . We really care SKIPPER'S NETTLES' GAS SEAFOOD SERVICE I VheVIL E5'V LVChS M I SERVICE F VLPGAn — Darien, Georgia Rt. 2, Box 178-AI Townsend, Georgia 31331 Compliments of ROGER'S DRUGS SHELLMAN GROCERIES n Phone Mary Bland 832-5426 ¥ Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1982 Andy Rogers Phone 437-4101 Darien, GA 31305 161 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! Ed Deal's Used Mr. Thomas' Cars Ninth 437-6526 Grade Darien, Georgia 31305 Hwy. 17 North Homeroom Owned and Operated by Ed Deal BALFOUR Your Balfour Representative Nathan Morgan Jeff Morgan Rings, Invitations, Cards, and Diplomas 162 DARIEN AUTO PARTS Starters Alternators Generators Chain Saws Boone and Dedmon Company Pile Driving U Dock Building P.O. Box 1102 Darien, Georgia 31305 The Red Top Crescent, Ga. 31304 Phone-832-5741 BEST WISHES CONGRATULATIONS From to the Senior Class of 1982 Mr. Mrs. J. W. Pelham From Eugene, Lena, Eugene III, Creighton and Karen Roberts. 163 Mrs. Faust's Homeroom Annual Staff Congratulates Dennis Brennon Wanda Mifflin Katie Carter Claudia Palmer Cassandra Edwards Pam Palmer Carol Ellison Willie Joe Pinkney Nathan Green Derrick Reed Sherry Hollis Russell Roberts Adrian Holmes Stanley Scott Charles Jackson Willie Fred Skipper Delicia Johnson Craig Sullivan Shandora Lane Deborah Weldon the '82 Seniors and the rest of M.C.A. Mrs. Freeland's Homeroom 164 ♦ 4 Mrs. Blackshear's Homeroom FRED1 fCHEVROLET r Darien, Georgia Full Service Dealer Complete Inventory Of New-Used Cars And Trucks At Special Discount Prices 437-4127 Hwy. 17—Darien, Georgia Mr. Way's Homeroom Mr. Myers' Homeroom Ms. Stance's Homeroom George Everson Antonio Alston Willie Canada Bo Clements Elton Reed Frank Alston Shayne Franklin David Bowman Eric Greene Ronald Hollis Allen Armstrong Gregory King Barry Thomas Wesley Griffin Roger Blakesmith Thurnell Alston Franklin Brantley Compliments of Mrs. Heins' Eighth Grade Homeroom 167 THE DARIEN TELEPHONE COMPANY Serving Darien and McIntosh County Business Office 437-4111 ( w Stephen D. Jessup JHT Director ' William Repko, Jr. Recreation Supervisor mcintosh county Department of Leisure Services P.O. Box 1136 Darien, Georgia 31305 437-6657 437-6658 McIntosh County CONGRATULATIONS to the GRADUATING CLASS OF 1982 THE DARIEN RESTAURANT 437-6574 Marion and Naomi Hawthorne, Owners CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF '82 H O ELECTRONICS COMPLIMENTS of SHERIFF and MRS. ROBERT CANNON 169 170 HARBOR VILLAGE DARIEN FUNERAL HOME extends Special Congratulations GULF to the SAYS 1982 Senior Class Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1982 H. G. Cooper, Pres. Mrs. C. M. Cooper, V. Pres. Reggie Williams, Assoc. Gary Cooper, Assoc. Phone: 437-4123 Darien, Georgia GILBERT INSURANCE You aren't paid for what you know. You're AGENCY fw paid for what you do with what you know IB YOUR Ktidependent Insurance K AGENT ••serves YOU first ©NAIA Dewitt's Seafood 437-4953 Hwy. 17 Darien, Georgia 171 PATRONS MRS. RUTHIE MAE WEST MRS. J. B. WHITE MRS. ROSETTA BOYD GLENN ROZIER PEARL ROZIER MR. AND MRS. TRACY L. WALKER MRS. JORDAN MRS. SHEPPARD MR. AND MRS. KERRY KICKLIGHTER VIC, BRENDA, JAMIE AND LEVI VANSANT JACK, CAROL, DINK, AND HANK HOYT MR. CARL BROWN MR. AND MRS. ARCHIE MYERS CAL BENNETT Congratulations for a job Well Done! Mrs. Gale BEST WISHES from Billy Pitts Scot Googe Wyatt Poppell DeWayne Dye Congratulations to Glenda Braxton and The Class of 1982 from Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Braxton GOOD LUCK SENIORS from Mrs. Roberts' Homeroom WE MAY NEVER PASS THIS WAY AGAIN. WE MAY NEVER if mmm