Northwest Georgia High School - Wolverine Yearbook (Trenton, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1979 volume:

NORTHWEST GEORGIA HIGH SCHOOL Trenton, Georgia The 1979 WOLVERINE In our fourth year, Northwest Georgia completed her first cycle. The Freshmen of the year of consolidation were Seniors. The decade of the Seventies had taken us from separate schools in divergent parts of the county, through the turmoil of change, to the reality of Northwest Georgia High School. 3 t 10 12 15 ADMINISTRA TION From The Principal's Pen Every school year has its high and low points. This has been a good year as far as I’m concerned. Sure, we’ve had some problems; but with combined effort and understanding we manage to weather the storms. 1 feel that Northwest Georgia has an outstanding student body. For the most part you have achieved the goals of education and managed to have a little fun on the side. 1 hope that this year at Northwest Georgia has been a good one for each of you and that each day has brought you closer to attaining a meaningful place in the world. The world can be yours — if you will only make the effort to achieve it. Sincerely, Jerry E. Bryan 18 Staff And Administration Mr. Frank Starkey. Vice Principal B.S. Sanford University University of Alabama Mr. Charles Johnston. Vocational Supervisor B.S. Mississippi State University M. Ed. Georgia State University Mr. Thomas Stringer. Instructional Supervisor B.S. University of Alabama M.A. University of Alabama Mrs. Shirley Dickerson. Secretary Mrs. Imogcnc Ryan, Bookkeeper Board Of Education 19 Seated: Mr. Merrill Smyth. Mr. Alex Houts, Mrs. Evelyn Durham. Standing: Mr. Henry Elliott. Superintendent of Dade County Schools, Mr. Leroy Smith, Mr. Dion Bradford. Social Studies Ms Elizabeth Brannum B.S. Florence State University Mrs. Pat Denton B.S. Bethel College Middle Tennessee State University Ms Monty Hysinger B.S. University of Tennessee at Chattanooga 20 Math and Science Mr. Gerald Beard Snead State Junior College B.S. Jacksonville State University Mr. Ralph Faulkner B.S. Florence State University M.A. University of Alabama Mr. Randall Mills B.S. Jacksonville State University Mr. Otis Poe B.S. Berry College M. Ed. University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Ms Tonya Slaughter B.S. University of North Alabama Troy State University Language Arts B.S Ms Mary Bosch B.A. Indiana University Mrs. Rubynelle Counts B.A. Berea College Mrs. Joan Duncan . Jacksonville State University Mrs. Kate Elliott B.S. East Tennessee State University M.A. George Peabody College Mrs. Trudy Shadrick B.A. Lee College 'V 22 Vocational Education Mr. William Bulmer B.S. Berry College Mr. Edward Culp Coast Guard Academy University of Georgia Mr. John Gothard Georgia State University Tennessee Weslyan College Mrs. Janet Hixon D.A. Chattanooga Technical Institute L.P.N. Clara Carpenter School R.N. Dalton Junior College Georgia State University Mr. Larry Longshore B.S. Tennessee Technological University Mr. David Osworth B.S. Berry College Mrs. Martha Pullen B.S. University of Georgia Ms. Bonnie Zipperer B.S. Georgia College Business Education Mrs. Helen Geddie B.S. University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Mrs. Kay Hill B.S. Jacksonville State University M.S. Jacksonville State University Mrs. Phyllis Stancil B.S. University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Special Education Ms Katherine G. Armes B.A. Covenant College Mr. David Brown B.S. Jacksonville State University Mrs. Cynthia Cowan A.B. University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Mr. Tom Fortenberry B.S. Mississippi State University Mrs. Dorothy Gilliam B.S. Middle Tennessee State University M.Ed. Middle Tennessee State University Mrs. Mary Jane Hill B.S. Jacksonville State University M.S. Jacksonville State University Mrs. Pat McBryar Football, Basketball, Wrestling Cheerleader Sponsor Mr. William Norris B.S. Middle Tennessee State University Mrs. Willadean Patton University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Mr. Lee D. Ross B.S. Tennessee Technological University M.S. Middle Tennessee State University Mrs. Brenda Wheeler B.S. Jacksonville State University Associate Gadsden State Mrs. Sheila Wright B.S. University of Tennessee at Chattanooga M.S. University of Tennessee at Chattanooga 25 Faculty Softball The Northwest Georgia faculty softball game was held on March 20th. Perhaps never in the history of Dade County, has so awesome a group of talent gathered on one team. Led by the pinpoint pitching and uncanny hitting of Coach Lee Ross, the NWG Senior Wolves tamed an upstart B team to the score of 11 to 7. Mr. Randall Mills wielded a booming bat, hitting towering shots to deep left field resulting in a succession of singles. Coach Dirt Brown despite an old war injury and chronic alibi, managed to stretch several sure triples into doubles. Coach Starkey and Coach Beard were also standouts at the plate and on the field. ACADEMICS Freshmen David Allen Wcslyn Anderson Dawn Avans Joey Avans Chris Bain Kathy Barton Kim Barton Joan Bice Kay Black Shelia Black Glenda Blackstock Daphne Blevins Donna Bolton Jimmie Sue Bolton Scott Bolton Linda Bowen Tim Brogdan Craig Bush David Castleberry Layne Carroll Mark Casey Becky Castleberry Frankie Castleberry Melinda Castleberry Jackie Chambers Mary Chapman Gary Christopher Lester Chubb Crandall Clark Rodney Clark Shelia Clark 28 Freshmen Todd Clark Alan Clayton Sandy Cloud Anita Cooper Ronnie Cooper Ricky Cox Daniel Crabtree Tony Crisp Connie Cross Ruby Dagnan Sharon Daniels Ronnie Dickerson Lanthan Dodson Alcne Drew Kathy Duffey Mary Duffy Sandy Ferguson Jari Finlayson Mitzi Fitzpatrick Syble Ford Presta Forester Tim Foshec Wanda Forshee Sam Fowler Sherry Freeman Tammy Fritts David Gass Doug Gass Carl Gass Kay Gass l.ce Gass 29 Freshmen Michael Gass Kevin Gilley Allen Gray Lamar Guffey Tammi Guice John Hartline Gerald Helton Scott Henry Freddie Hicks Selina Holmes Grady Hood Shelia Jackson Donna Johnson Scott Keller Karen Kcslcr Barbra Lawson Jimmy Lawson Kim Leffew Denise l.ogan Ken Long Wayne Love Karen Lynch Mark Lynch Kathy Lynn Alvin Marshall Renea Mathews Delmus Maudlin Belinda McBryar 30 Freshmen Curtis McBryar Milford McBryar Rusty McBryar David McFarland Greg McMahan Reggie McMahan Recce McNabb Lottie Miller Tony Moonc Alyson Moore Don Moore Lynn Moore Sandra Moore Tildon Moreland Bill Morton Sharon Mullins Glen Murphy Edward Newt Ira Parker Vickie Payne Kay Phillips Willcnc Pullen Karla Raines LaWanda Raines David Reeves DeWayne Reeves Kim Reeves Stanley Reeves 31 Michelle Richardson Tarre Ridge Debbie Rogers Connie Rushing Boyd Scott Angie Sharp Simon Strickland Mike Simmons Tommy Sims Billy Slack Barry Smith Jackie Smith Mary Jo Smith Karen Stevens Linda Stevens Jeffrey Stevenson Debbie Stewart Anita Stockman Jackie Stockmen Pete Stone 32 Freshmen David Tabor Lori Taylor Mcndy Taylor Tammy Timm Bradd Tinker Julie Tinker Lee Tinker Dion Tipton Donna Tipton Randy Trapp Sherrie Trapp Kathy Tucll Chuck Wagner Teresa Walden Iran Wallen Eugene Warren Frankie West Shelia West David Westbrook David Wheeler Jeff White Jeff Whitzell Linda Williams Terry Williams Stephen Wilson Tim Wilson Phyllis Wooten Danny York Darwin York Shannon York Shelia York 33 Sophomores Mike Abbott Edward Adkins Beth Allen Kay A Isobrook Kathy Arbour Harold Atchley Terry Atchley Eric Ayers Angie Bell Sue Bettis Kim Blansit Sherry Blevins Bruce Bowden Cecil Bowling Billy Brandon Karen Breedlove Steve Breedlove Denica Brown Jim Brown Paul Broyles Cindy Cannon Rita Cason Sharon Carroll Sandra Chamblce Eric Channel Tammy Chappalear Greg Clark Dcwaync Cloud Chris Clift Clair Counts Mark Cross Cindy Shupc. President Donna Haswell, Vice-President Beth Allen. Secretary-Treasurer Bruce Bowden. Reporter 34 Sophomores Mike Daniels David Debord Lisa Ellis Sheila Elrod Ronna Everett Lisa Fahr Kenny Finlayson Randall Ford Becky Forester Christy Forester Derick Forester Dink Forester Greg Forester Ben Forshcc Cindy Foster Rachel Foster Tammy Fuller Carla Gass Kathy Gass Terri Gifford Tammy Giles Kenneth Goode Chip Greene Teresa Greene Lisa Guffey John Hammond Richard Haney David Harrison Chris Hartman Donna Haswell Betty Hester 35 Scott Hill Regina Holland Marianne Hoosicr Sharon Hubble Kim Hughes James Humphrey Sharon Jensen David Johnson Jeffrey Johnson Billy Jones Craig Jordon Carolyn Justus Michael Keith Tammy Kirchmeyer Tony Konrad Charles Lackey Charlie Lacy Tommy Landers Amanda Lancy Brenda Lawrence Cathy Lee Perry Leverett Chrystal Logan Scarlett Logan Darlene l.onas Clay Long Sandra Love Pat Lynch Kim Massengale Sophomores Lynn Masscngalc Robert Massengalc Tony Massey Reba McCord Shane McCormick Janice McDaniel Carol McEwcn Rusty Minor Joann Moats Dcwaync Moonc Jimmy Moore Rac Moore Wally Moore Donna Moreland Teresa Moreland Chuck Morgan Michael Morgan Martha Morton Rocky Mullins Robin Nunley Rcnny Owens Annette Paine Charlotte Payne Kimberly Payne Tony Pell Jeff'Phillips Renee Phillips Teresa Phillips Laurie Powell 37 Terry Powell Robin Privett Tracy Rayborn Patricia Reeves Pam Ridley Butch Roberts Melanie Sams Brian Sarrcll Roycc Sharp Tim Sharp Rebecca Shaw Roger Shrader Cindy Shupe Kim Sims Toni Sims Joel Sipple Brian Smith Dcwaync Smith Donnie Smith Eric Smith Lisa Smith Mark Smith Theda Smith Glenn Smyth Anthony Sorrells Rhonda Stallard Scott Stallings Terri Steele Dcloria Stephens Stanley Stephens 38 Ricky Stevens Sophomores Rena Stewart Michelle Striker Denny Sutton Cindy Swindle Mike Talley Rose Thomas Cindy Tinker Loretta Towns Sandy Turner Beth Vice David Wagner Louise Wallace Rita Wells Ricky West Tim Wheeler Terry White Randy Whitley Brian Williams Charles Williams Jerry Williams Linda Williams Linda Wood Jane Wood Karen Wooden Gina Wooten Kevin Wooten Nathan Wooten Sherry Wooten 39 Juniors Karen Adkins Kathy Allison Todd Allison Nancy Anderton Lisa Arbour Tim Atchlcy Sue Bailey Angela Bain Roger Baker Tammy Beaudoin Robin Bedwell Flake Bclk Beverly Bcthunc Linda Bettis Andrea Bice Larry Bishop Ricky Blansit Danita Blevins Ann Bodcnhamcr Reece Bolton Penny Bone Debbie Bowen Dale Brown Sharron Buffington Trina Cannon Pat Carroll Angie Cole Janet Cope Leonard Croft Rhonda Cross Chris Culbert 40 Juniors Debbie Curcton Bryan Cutshall Curtis Daniels Lani Denton Jacky Drew Greg Ellis Sandra Ellis Tim Elmore Jeff Everett Jamy Ferguson Debbie Forester Jim Forester Sharon Forester Raymond Forshee Roger Fossett Mike Fowler Dewayne Gass Kathy Gass Starla Gilliland Cecil Guinn Danny Hall Terry Hall Angie Hartlinc Kim Hartlinc Sherry Hartlinc Raleigh Hawkins Kim Holmes Debbie Hubble Angela Jones Lori Keeton Tanja Kcsler 41 Juniors 42 Marci King Anthony Lackey Lynn Lewis Juanita Martin Loretta Martin Sandra Martin Mutt Massengalc Eugene McBryar Melinda McBryar Roger McBryar Marie McCarty Joey McCormick Steve McFarland Melissa McGill Robbie McMahan Anthony Miller Lisa Moore Mitchell Moore Carl Moreland Mike Morgan Billy Murphy Mike Murphy June Nelson Michelle Nixon Doug Norwood Dcniccc Nunley Regina Palmer Ron Paynter Carla Powell Lennic Reeves Ronnie Richard Felton Rimas Juniors Chuck Robinson Mary Beth Rogers Quinton Rumley Robin Sharpton Gerald Sims Karen Smith Shannon Smith Stephen Smith Tony Smith Karen Smyth Darlene Spencer Chris Stallings Mark Stone Candy Stoner Karen Street Carnice Tabor Cindy Taylor Crystal Taylor Rita Thomas Mark Tinker Denise Trcmmier Patricia Turner Joey Vaughn Keith Veal Judy Wallen Renee West Penny White Lewis Whited Mark Wilson Mimi Wilson Marie Wood Donna York 43 Seniors President .... Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter .... . Terrie Lawson ... Allen Tinker Tammy Bracken . . . Ricky Webb .... Vickie Paris Patricia LaShawn Avans Jeffery Lynn Battles Gorden Randall Bcthunc Donald Ray Bodenhamer Tamara Ann Bracken Janice Elaine Brock John William Brogdon Kitty Sue Bush 44 Seniors Danny Lee Cameron Rebecca Lynn Castleberry Glen Thomas Castleberry, Jr. Clinton Craig Chezcm Kimberly Sue Christopher Johnny Rayford Clark Donna McBryar Cloud James Kenneth Cloud Roger Cloud Sharon Louise Cloud Carl Thomas Comstock Deborah Kay Crabtree Tonya Anne Craig Derwin Eric Cutshall Janet Matilda Dabbs Cheri Dianne Daniels 45 Seniors Pamela Valencia Davidson Alan Doyle Terry Jay Estes Jamcy Roger Everett Kathy Elaine Forshcc Milton Bradley Forshcc Charles Edward Foshee, Jr. Marshall E. Gass Cynthia Jane Gcarrin Terrell Anthony Gossett Kenneth Wayne Gray, Jr. Phillip Dale Guffey Patricia Ann Harris Mike Haswcll Charles Edward Hicks William Samuel Hicks 46 Seniors Talvis Wayne Hillcy Amelia Bonita Holder Ted Lamar Holland Karen Renee Howe Christopher Lyle Howell Sandra Gay Hunt Robbie Gayle Jackson Regina Gail Jeffery Bobby Joe Kennedy, Jr. Kimberly Ann Kesler Terrie Lynn Lawson Alisha Faye Lemmons Doyle Franklin Love Perry Allen Mathews Jeffery Dale McDaniel Dennis Lynn McDonald 47 Seniors Michael T. Meyer Ronda Eugenia Miller Randall D. Minor Michael Wayne Moore Richard Allen Moore Leslie Ryan Morgan Roger Allen Morgan Sandra K. Mullins Pamela J. Norton Hila Holcomb Pace Robert Haskell Palmer Vickie Louise Paris Gary Richard Payntcr Cathy Lynn Pittman Deborah K. Powell Delilah J. Powell 48 Seniors Dcvonna Lynne Powell Janet Denise Raborn Ernie Eugene Raines Marty Raymond Regina M. Ridley Carolyn Sue Rumley Ralph M. Ryan Rickey Allen Scott Ricky Roland Sharp Reba Lynn Shrader Jennifer Lynn Shupc Judy Ann Smitherman Mark Aaron Steele Terry Craig Stewart Kimberly Marie Stone Denise Louise Striker 49 Seniors Melanie R. Thompson Allen Ray Tinker Darcy Camilla Tishaw Joseph Jeffery Towns Anita Christine Trapp Angela Renee Wallin Terry D. Wallin David Robert Webb Ricky A. Webb Wanda Sue Webb James Edward West James L. White Harold Willct Mark Glen Wilson Mark Allen Woosley Wanda Lorene York 50 AH Right!! I’ll take Economics! Invasion of the Body Snatchers Spidcrman Just as you thought it was safe to go back into the water 51 I think it rolled under the wall. Back to Front: The Trippers Senior Superlatives Above: Prettiest: Carolyn Rumlcy, Most Handsome: Ralph Ryan. Above Right: Most Talented: Tammy Bracken and Kenny Cloud. Below Right: Most Studious: Sandra Hunt and Clint Chezem. 52 Above: Most Courteous: Terri Lawson and Johnny Clark. Above Left: Most Athletic: Kim Stone and Tony Gossett. Below Left: Most Spirit: Kim Kesler and Alan Tinker. Northwest Georgia students at the Georgia Assembly. Art Show Winners: Mike Moore, Becky Forester, Lori Keeton. Dade County Lions Club Star Awards: Mr. Charles Johnston, Clint Chezem. Star Student: Ms Monty Hysingcr, Star Teach- er; Mr. Jerry Bryan. N.W.G. Problem Solving Team, Shannon Smith. Sandra James, Cathy Pittman. Mrs. Cowan, Clint Chezem. placed second in the Nation. S6 7th District Georgia Congressman, Larry McDonald, appears at the N.W.G. Institute of Government. ASSOCIA TIONS Student Council First Row: Lynn Battles, Beverly Bethunc. Anita Cooper, Kim Barton, Allen Tinker, Allyson Moore, Monica Rake, Crystal Logan, Shannon Smith, Sandy Martin, Kim Hartline, Lynn Lewis. Second Row: Charles Foshcc, Mary Beth Rogers, Lisa Moore, Karen Smyth. Beth Vice, Christy Forrester, Starla Gilliland. Ernie Raines, Sponsor: Pat Denton, Harold Willett, Robin Bcdwell, Doug Norwood, Lori Keeton, Mutt Masscngalc, Chuck Robinson, Daniel Wheeler, Greg Ellis and Richard Blansit. Officers: Starla Gilliland, Treasurer; Harold Willett. President; Lisa Moore, Reporter; Pat Denton, Sponsor; Robin Bedwell. Vice-President. 58 The Student Council was very active this year. After cookouts at Cloudland Canyon and Nick- ajack, the members distributed Thanksgiving baskets throughout the community. Two Bikc- A-Thons were held this year for St. Jude’s hos- pital, and we helped to promote the Blood As- surance program. We gave an appreciation tea for business people of the community and con- ducted an Honors Program at the end of the school year. After selling flowers on Valentine’s Day, and producing the Miss Springtime Pageant, the council attended the GASC convention at Rock Eagle, Georgia. One of the highlights of the year, was the Male Beauty Contest. The winner, pictured below, was Stephanie McFarland. Beta Club The Beta Club had its usual busy year. We worked with the “Shamrocks for MD“ program as our community charity. We presented our annual Variety Show to the Student Body. We enjoyed initiation and cookouts. Mary Beth Rogers, our president, led us to a very successful year. Sitting: Lani Denton, Gina Wooten, Robin Bedwell, Tammy Bracken, Kim Blansit, Debbie Forester, and Starla Gilliland. Kneeling: Denise Striker, Ricky Sharp, Jeff Johnson, Lynn Lewis, Christy Forester, John Hammond. Cindy Shupe, Cindy Gerrin, Eugene McBryar, and Doug Norwood. Standing: Mrs. Kate Elliott. Sponsor, Kim Holmes, Lynn Massengale, Kathy Forshee, Mary Beth Rogers, Lisa Moore, Robin Privctt, Clint Chczem, Kim Hughes. Becky Castleberry, Sandra Hunt, Ms Monty Hysingcr, Sponsor. 60 62 First Row: Debbie Forester. Kim Hartlinc. Trina Cannon, Carolyn Justus. Cindy Cannon. Sandra Love. Rickey West. Donna Haswell. Cathy Lee, Presta Forester. Reba Schrader. Doniccc Nunley. Second Row: Dcwaync Smith, Sharron Buffington, Kim Holmes, Nathan Wooten. Kim Hughes, Darcy Tishaw, Sherry Hartline, Kathy Barton, Kim Reeves, Chip Green, Vicky Durham. Third Row: Betty Hester, Marie McCarty, Robin Privett. David Johnson, Sheila Elrod. Tim Wheeler, Kim Payne, Nancy Anderton, Barbara Lawson. Angie Cole, Denise Striker, Donna York, Shane McCormick, Bruce Bowden. Fourth Row: Angie Bell, Paul Broyles, Sharon Jensen, Pam Ridley, Sherry Blevins. Sandy Cloud, Tammy Giles, Tammy Frills, Charlotte Payne, Tammy Kirchemeycr, Wally Moore. Teresa Moreland. Judy Wallin. Janice McDaniel, Rac Moore, Lynn Moore, Chuck Morgan. Fifth Row: Dink Forester, Sherry Wooten, Lynn Masscngalc. Melody Lancy, Pam Sampson, Mark Smith. Dawn Avans, Tony Massey, Randy Whitley. Scott Henry, Brian Williams, Sponsor: Mrs. Stancil. Officers: Sponsor, Mrs. Stancil; Dcwaync Smith. Reporter; Sharron Buffington. Historian; Kim Holmes, President; Chip Greene. Secretary; Debbie Forester, Vice- President; Nathan Wooten. Parli- mentarian; Trina Cannon, Treasur- er. Future Business Leaders Of America FBLA had a total of 109 members for its 1978-79 year, which is double club membership for the pre- vious year. FBLA has not only quantity membership but quality. FBLA members work to sponsor many school events such as Fall Festival, Masquerade Day, Door Decorating Contest, Teacher Appreciation, and Valentine Party for Faculty. FBLA participated in the Thanksgiving Basket Contest and rode horses in the Homecoming Parade. As a service project this year FBLA gave a Christmas Party for the Vine Street Orphanage. FBLA members learn about Free Enterprise through fund raising and by competing in business contests locally, state wide and nationally. This year FBLA placed third in two areas of Public Speaking repre- sented by Betty Hester and Kim Holmes. FBLA is not all work; members have fun attending hayrides, skat- ing parties, etc. Officers attend state and national events, such as Local Leadership Conference in Gainesville, Ga, and the Southern Leadership Confer- ence in Orlando, Fla. Members attended state con- vention to vote for state officers in Atlanta. FBLA ended its year with a big picnic and a banquet at Wrights Restaurant where new officers were in- stalled. First Row: Gayc Ivey, Jennifer Shupe, Gloria Gilbreath. Suzy Pack. Reba Shrader. Michelle Nixon. Carolyn Justice, Delilah Powell, Regina Wooten, Sharon Forester. Second Row: Miss Zippercr, Sponsor; Doniccc Nunley. Kathy Gass, Kim Kcslcr, Sherry Hartline, Tammy Fritts, Debbie Forester, Kitty Bush, Starla Gilliland, Cindy Cannon. Robin Bcdwcll, Mrs. Pullen, Sponsor. Third Row: Robin Nunley, Sandy Cloud, Mary Miller, Laurie Powell, Mary Jo Smith. Sheila Elrod, Vickie Durham, Beth Vice, Terrie Steele. Fourth Row: Tammy Chappalcar, Nancy Anderton, Trinia Cannon, Donna Tipton. Barbara Lawson, Monica Rake, Kim Barton, Kathy Lynn, Terrie Lawson. Fifth Row: Andrea Bice, Cindy Gearrin, Vickie Paris. Kim Holmes. Jane Wood. Angie Hartline, Lisa Smith, Karen Atkins. Future Homemakers Of America 64 65 Library Club First Row: Robbye McMahan, Kim Kcslcr. Second Row: Clair Counts, Vickie Paris, Tammy Beaudoin, Janice Brock, Ronna Everett. Third Row: Bruce Bowden, Phyllis Wooten, Roger Fossett, Derrick Forester, Sponsor, Mrs. Wheeler, Debbie Stewart, Lisa Ellis, Pat Lynch, “Tick Webb, Charlie Foshce. Not Pictured: Julie Tinker V.I.C.A First Row: Mrs. Hixon, Sponsor; Mutt Masscngale. Carolyn Rumley, Kitty Bush, Pam Norton, Angie Hartlinc. Second Row: Jim Forester, Rob Walston, Quinton Rumley, Stephen Smith. Mike Moore, Terry Wallin, Eric Channel, Debbie Crabtree, Tim Sharp, Mr. Gothard, Sponsor; Hila Holcomb, Mr. Culp, Sponsor; Becky Castleberry. This year we had four students participating in the VSCA area competition. Pam Norton entered in the category of Nursing Aide and placed second. While Carolyn Rumley won second in Dental Assistants. Ricky Sharp won first place in the District and eighth place in the State, Georgia Power F.F.A. Electrification Contest. Mike Moore placed First in area and district of VICA, and Industrial Electronics to State. Terry Wallin won area VICA in Electrical Trades Contest and advanced to District. Letter men First Row: Lisa Ellis. Ray Bodcnhamcr, Carolyn Rumlcy. Starla Gilliland, Mark Steele. Chuck Robinson. Second Row: David Johnson. Ben Foshcc. Marianne Hoosicr, Ralph Ryan. Chris Cliff. Kim Payne. Third Row: Karen Smyth. Carnice Taber. Mary Beth Rogers, Beth Allen. Kim Stone, Lisa Moore. Candy Stoner, Steve Graham, Carl Comstock, Pat Caroll, Tony Gossett, Tony Smith, Rick Blansit, Tim Atchley, Denny Sutton, Sponsor: David Brown, Roger McBryar. Fellowship of Christian Athletes First Row: Rodney Clark, “Bea- ver Lawson. Kim Blansit, Kathy Palmer, Kim Barton, Rusty McBryar. Second Row: Chuck Robinson, Sponsor: Randy Mills, Lisa Ellis. Third Row: Vickie Payne. Allyson Moore, Sandra Moore, Christy Forester. David McFarland. Lisa Moore, Ricky West. Doug Norwood, Tracy Ra- born, Tony Crisp. Georgia Game Park Spot and friend Frog and friend Monk and Pig Vampire Bat Morgan Tick Webb Hog Stallings Possum Murphy The NWG Wolverine Drama Club Seated: Clint Chczem, Lynn Battles, Kim Massengale, Tammy Fuller, Shannon Smith. Harold Willett. First Row: Tcrric Steele, Beth Vice, Roger Sutton, Jeff White, Pam Ridley. Cathy Kilgore, Sherry Blevins, Ms Mary Bosch, Sponsor. Second Row: Lisa Guffey, Tammy Timms. Tammy Kirchmeycr. Angela Jones, Jennifer Shupe, Cathy Pittman, Tammy Bracken, Mrs. Rubyncllc Counts, Sponsor. Third Row: Lewis Whited, Danny York, Brian Cutshall, Chuck Morgan, Jeff Everette, Clair Counts, Ronda Cross, Lani Denton, Angie Bell, Debbie Cureton. The drama club has worked on two major productions this year under the direction of Ms. Mary Bosch. At the One-Act Play Festival in Rome, Georgia in December, Northwest Geor- gia Players placed better than they have ever before. In January the club went to Atlanta to tour the Alliance Theater and to see “The Little Foxes”. “Dracula”, the only full-length production of the year, was performed in March. A drama club banquet in May completed the year. This year sixteen drama club members were initiated into the International Thespian So- ciety, the honorary dramatics organization. 71 Future Farmers Of America Ronnie Richards, Joey Vaughan, Mike Murphy. Eric Smith, Joey McCormick, Keith Veal, Mark Stone, Marianne Hoosier, Raliegh Hawkins, Eugene McBryar, Greg Forester, Carla Gass, Derrick Forester, Angie Hartline, Terry Estes. Jeff White, Lisa Ellis, Todd Allison, Kay Alsobrook, Jim White, Larry Abbott, Chris Clift, Tim Elmore, Kitty Bush, Ricky Sharp, Teddy Holland. Kenny Finlayson, Carolyn Rumley, Phillip Guffey, Mark Lynch, Kenny Palmer, Quinton Rumley, Danita Cason, Reece Bolton. Greg Ellis, Daniel Wheeler, Bill Morton, Dink Forester, Charles Lackey, Sponsor Larry Longshore. The Future Farmers of America have been very active this year. In September, the school year began with a livestock judging contest held in Calhoun and Rome. A high- light of the fall was a trip to the Agriculture Sunbelt Exposition at Moultrie, Georgia. Also for the First time the club had an out- standing display at the New Salem Fall Festi- val in October. This spring, the FFA entered the First Annu- al Lumberjack Contest at Lakeview and placed second. Club members were involved in Forestry Field Day, area tractor driving and public speaking contests. Mimi Wilson and Quinton Rumley entered “Roy” and “Jay” in the market hog show in Calhoun. For our Community Service Project the club landscaped the new Dade Primary Health Care Center and the Trenton Church of Christ. 72 4-H First Row: Don Moore, Donna Moreland, Lee Tinker, Second Row: Michael Gass, Sandy Martin, Eugene Warren, Tommy Sims. Third Row: John Hammond, Karen Smyth, Kim Reeves, Monica Rake, Lynn Moore. Chess Club Members: Eugene Warren, Kathy Barton. Sponsor: Mrs. Cowan, Jeff Phillips, Royce Sharp, Danny York, Syblc Ford, Donna Moreland, Tom- my Sims, Renee Phillips. Lee Tinker, Kim Massengale, Carol McEwcn. Michael Gass, Annette Payne, Shannon York, Sandra Moore, David McFarland. Chip Greene, Kenny Wright, Ira Parker, Brad Tinker, Talvis Hilley, Ken Goode, Travis Scott, Anthony Lackey. Scott Stallings, David Waggoner. Terry Williams. Scott Henry, Jim Sharp, Ronnie Cooper, Shannon Smith, Clint Chezem. 74 Bible Club The Bible Club is for those who want to meet, read the Bible, and pray. We discuss the Bible, our problems, and also offer our help and pray- ers for all who want help. Our members include: First Row: Johnny Clark, Darlene Lonas, Kathy Forshee, Melanie Thompson, Sandra Hunt. Second Row: Tony Crisp, Crandall Clark, Rog- er Morgan, and Lanthan Dodson. 75 The Wolverine Band The Wolverine band started out the 78-79 season with a week of band camp at Mary- ville, Tennessee. Under a new director, Mr. Thomas Fortenberry, the band worked very hard at putting together rou- tines for halftime performances. The work didn’t stop after football season, the band held a Christmas concert and also participated in a contest held in Car- tersville, Georgia. New additions this year to the music de- partment were a swing band which played at basketball games and a chorus. MAJORETTES: Kim Barton. Kathy Gass, and Karen Street First Row: Donnie Smith, Steven Wilson, Lori Keeton, Mimi Wilson. Shannon Smith, Gina Wooten. Carol McEwcn. JoJo Bice, and Mindy Taylor. Second Row: Lee Tinker. Debbie Cureton. Cindy Shupc. Kathy Gass, Janice McDaniel, Danny York, Tammy Fuller, Jeff Stevenson, Kathy Lynn, Tammy Bracken, and Kim Massengale. Third Row: Becky Forester, Lynn Lewis, Butch Reeves, Clint Che em, Mike Morgan, Roger Baker, Don Moore, Billy Brandon, and 75 Michael Gass. Office Aides Left to Right Bottom: Crystal Logan, Michelle Richardson, Lori Taylor, Sherri Blevins; Second Row: Beth Al- len. Kathy Kilgore, Christy Forrester. Kim Massengalc; Third Row: Doug Norwood. Tammy Kerchmeyer, Trina Cannon; Fourth Row: Sandy Payne, Mutt Massengalc. Ricky Webb, Pam Norton. Counselor s Aides Left to Right: Kathy Kilgore, Chuck Robinson. Mrs. Mary Jane Hill. Robin Bedwell. Beth Allen, Harold Willett, Reba Shrader. Football 1978 Memories of a long hot summer . . . working out with weights ... the anxiety and tension before a game ... all these thoughts and images rush through a player’s mind. This was a long season, but the team gave its best in playing a division 2AAA schedule for the first time in our school’s history. First Row: Quinton Rumlcy. Ralph Ryan. Ben Foshee, Randy Whitley. Terry Atchly, Rodney Clark. Tim Atchlcy, Mgr. Carnice Tabor. Mgr. Flake Belk. Second Row: Greg Forester. Tracy Raborn, Doug Norwood. Mutt Masscngale, Chuck Robinson, Richard Moore. Mark Lynch, Charlie Foshee, Mark Steele. Mark Smith. Coach Steve Lea. Third Row: Ricky Webb. Steve McFarland. Roger McBryar. Tim Wheeler, Lynn Battles, David Webb. Ray Bodenhamer. Kenny Palmer, Joey Vaughn. Fourth Row: Coach Frank Starkey. Steve Graham. Reggie McMahan. Glenn Murphy. Wally Moore, Allen Tinker, David Johnson, Brian Smith, Tony Gossett. Ricky Blansit, Coach David Brown. Not Pictured: Sam Hicks, Tim Wilson, and Bill Thompson. 83 Northwest Georgia vs Lookout Valley 27-13 The Northwest Georgia Wolverines romped to their first victory of the 1978 season by leaving the Lookout Valley Yellow- Jackets behind by a 27-13 margin. The Wolverine offense was led by Junior halfback Quinton Rumley who rushed for 236 yards scoring three touchdowns along the way. Richard Moore, Tim Atchley, and Rumley led the defensive unit. Richard Moore booted three P.A.T.’S Northwest Georgia vs Gordon Lee 0-21 On September 8th, the Wolves traveled to Gordon Lee at Chickamauga to continue an old rivalry. Despite a valiant effort, we fell short 21-0. Quinton Rumley and David Webb were the leading ball carriers. Tony Gossett with nine tackles and Ray Bodenhamer with seven led the defensive unit. Northwest Georgia vs Southeast Whitfield 7-37 Northwest Georgia suffered the first home loss of the season to the Raiders of Southeast Whitfield by a score of 37-7. Rumley and fullback Ralph Ryan rushed for 65 and 28 yards respectively Noseman Charlie Foshee had two quarterback sacks. Kicker Moore added the P.A.T. Northwest Georgia vs Fannin County 16-7 The Wolverines bounced back the night of September 22nd with a much — needed win over the Fannin County Rebels. The final score was 16-7. Rumley again led the rushing with 20 carries for 104 yards. Tight end, Tim Atchley, totaled 47 yards in pass receptions. The highlight of a strong defensive game involved a forced punt by the Rebels in their own end zone which, due to a high snap, resulted in a 2 point safety for the Wolves. Center Tick Webb scored a crowd-pleasing touchdown when he scooped up Rumley’s fumble and ran it into the end zone. David Webb scored the second touchdown. Richard Moore added two P.A.T.’S. Northwest Georgia vs Lakeview-Fort Oglethorpe 0-19 “Homecoming” . . . 1978. Northwest Georgia was defeated by the Lakeview-Fort Oglethrope Warriors after a tough game. The Wolves depended on their passing game with Allen Tinker accounting for 37 yards in receptions, Tim Atchley with 11 yards, and Mark Steele with 9 yards. Steve McFarland quarterbacked the game. The defensive effort was led by Chuck Robinson and Wally Moore who each recovered fumbles. Northwest Georgia vs North Sand Mountain 36-7 On a cold night on Sand Mountain, Northwest Georgia came up with a big win over the Bi ons scoring five touchdowns and winning 36-7. Ray Bodenhamer scored two touchdowns with 170 total yards for the game. David Webb also went over the 100 ards rushing mark with 114 yards and one touchdown. Tony Gossett, Lynn Battles, and Charles Foshee were standouts on the new Split Four defense. Richard Moore kicked for four P.A.T.’s und threw the ball for a two point conversion The win was dimmed by the loss of Northwest’s leading ground gainer, Quinton Rumley. An elbow injury put him out for the season. Northwest Georgia vs Murray County 7-25 Northwest Georgia could not get on track in this game until the second half. But too little too late was the case. The Wolve’s passing attack had to carry the load relying on Tim Atchley, Allen Tinker, and Ray Bodenhamer. Tim Atchley scored the lone touchdown. The defense was led by Tony Gossett and Chuck Robinson. Richard Moore added the P.A.T. Northwest Georgia vs Northwest Whitfield 3-14 The Wolverines played a challenging game with the number one team in the sub-region, the hosting Northwest Whitfield Bruins. The score obscured the closeness of the contest. David Webb, Ralph Ryan, and Mutt Massengale were leding rushers with 72 yards for Webb, 40 for Ryan, and 39 for Massengale. Richard Moore scored the only points for Northwest Georgia on a 26 yard field goal. Northwest Georgia vs South Pittsburg 12-35 Northwest Georgia hosted last year’s second place team in Tennessee, the South Pittsburg Pirates. Facing the unfamiliar Single Wing, the Wolves had difficulty on defense. Allen Tinker, David Webb, and Mutt Massengale were offensive leaders. Tinker produced the only points for the Wolverines on two touchdown passes from quarterback Steve McFarland. Northwest Georgia vs Chattanooga Valley 12-0 The Wolverines defeated the Chattanooga Valley Eagles by a score of 12-0 in the final game of the season. Mutt Massengale with 117 yards and David Webb with 77 led the Wolves on offense. Allen Tinker scored the final touchdown of the season on a pass from Steve McFarland. Richard Moore kicked a field goal. Tim Atchley led the defense with a safety on the Chattannooga Valley quarterback. Northwest’s defense allowed only 87 yard total offense for the Eagles. This game marked the end of the playing careers of the following seniors: Tony Gossett, Allen Tinker, Ray Bodenhamer, Tick Webb, David Webb, Lynn Battles, Mark Steele. Charlie Foshee, Richard Moore, Ralph Ryan, and Sam Hicks. 86 First Row: Tim “Gladiator” Elmore, “Laughing” Larry Bishop, David McFarland, Billy “Red’ Jones. Ray Thumper Bodenhamcr, Steve “Bubba” McFarland, Tony Gossett, Tony “Fantastic” Massey, Pat “Peachtree” Carroll, Mark Woosley, Tony “Harvey” Smith, Tim “Bush” Atchley. This year’s basketball season was a difficult one. The players were always ready to play and gave their best every time they hit the court; but playing a full Triple A schedule was tough. Under the leadership of first year coaches Bill Bigham and Gerald Beard, the team showed promise for the future. 89 Wolverettes Basketball 1978-79 The ’78-’79 basketball season was a learning exper- ience for the Wolverettes who improved as the season went on. Since there wasn’t a senior on the team, they will be back next year with experience and knowledge of the game working for them. •Juupfnfii I First Row: Kathy Palmer, Candy Stoner, Kim Reeves, Kim Blansit. Second Row: Karen Smyth. Kay Gass, Christy Forester, Sandra Moore. Third Row Allyson Moore, Vickie Payne, Lisa Moore, Beth Allen. Mary Beth Rogers. 92 Coach Steve Lea’s Wolverines wrestled a full 6 AAA schedule this season with an impressive record of 8-1-1, the best in our school’s history. Several wres- tlers placed in the Ooltewah and Ring- gold Invitational Tournaments. Mat Maids added a new look to this year’s program. Seated: Paul Broyles — 126 lbs., Charles Foshcc — 138 lbs., David Webb — 155 lbs., Ralph Ryan — 134 lbs., Ben Foshcc — 119 lbs. Kneeling: Richard Moore — 145 lbs.. Mark Smith heavyweight. Chris Howell — 167 lbs.. Coach Lea. Denny Sutton 112 lbs., Ricky West 98 lbs., Crandall Clark - 105 lbs. Not Pictured: Bill Thompson — 187 lbs., and Robert Palmer — 138 lbs. B Team Randy Whitley — 138 lbs.. Coach Lea. David Tabor — 98 lbs., Billy Slack — 105 lbs. Standing: Tracy Raborn 155 lbs.. Mark Lynch 167 lbs.. Flake Bclk — 185 lbs.. Bryan Sarrcll 138 lbs.. Rusty MeBryar — 132 lbs. Not Pictured: Greg McMahan — 126 lbs., and Jeff Vaughn 112 lbs. Coach Brannum’s girls’ tennis team, with an unde- feated record against sub-region competition, won the regular season championship. They completed their outstanding season as Sub-Region Tournament Champions. Lakeview 8-1, Northwest Whitfield 6-3, Murray County 6-3, Fannin County 8-1, Southeast Whitfield 9-0, and Chattanooga Valley 9-0. Kneeling: Carolyn Rumley. Marianne Hoosier, Renee Wallin, Starla Gilliland. Standing: Chris Clift, Mary Beth Rogers. Lisa Moore, Kim Stone, and Candy Stoner. 9« Varsity Tennis Kneeling: Paul Broyles. Randy Whitley. Chip Green, Charley Foshec, Bobby Kennedy. Standing: Edward Atkins, Brian Williams, David Johnson, Ron Paynter, Eric Ayers, Shane McCormick. 99 Front: Carla Powell. Lori Keeton, and Robin Bedwell. Bat Girls. Second Row: Chris Stallings, Doug Norwood. Lynn Battles. Ricky Blansit. and Mark Steele. Third Row: Flake Belk. Manager. Joey Vaughn. Mut Masscngalc. Mark Stone. Tim Atchley, Tim Elmore, and Carnice Tabor. Manager. Fourth Row: Coach Lewis Wheeler. Quinton Rumlcy. Carl Comstock. Allen Tinker. Tony Massey. Tony Gossett, Steve McFarland, and Coach David Brown. 100 Perfect games are few and far between, but N.W.G. pitcher Quinton Rumley reached this baseball milestone while defeating Fannin County 2-0. 102 Coach Brown’s 1979 Wolverines were young and inexpe- rienced in varsity play, but fell short of Region AAA playoffs by only one game after being in contention throughout the season. With the loss of few Seniors, the Wolves should put together an outstanding season in '80. 103 Varsity Cheerleaders Under the direction of Mrs. Pat McBryar, the North- west Georgia cheerleaders gave us an eventful year. Along with the football and basketball squads. Mat Maids were added this year to cheer for our wrestlers. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: Donna Haswell, Candy Stoner. Charlotte Payne, Karen Smyth, Christy Forester, Mary Beth Rogers, Beth Allen, Collette Smith, Debbie Bowen, Kim Blansit, and Robin Bcdwcll. 104 BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: Trina Cannon, Cathy Lee, Beverly Bcthunc, Kim Kcslcr, Mimi Wislon, Melissa McGill, Kathy Gass, Karen Street, and Michelle Nixon. MAT MAIDS: Debbie Bowen, Cathy Lee, Robin Bcdwcll, Michelle Nixon, and Donna Haswcll. Softball 1979 Girls’ Softball First Row: Mitzi Fitzpatrick, Monica Rake, Teresa Davenport. Renee West. Karen Kcslcr, Debbie Forester, Cathy Lee. Second Row: Coach Kathy Farris, Tammy Kirchmeycr, Mimi Wilson, Vickie Payne, Sandra Moore, Allyson Moore, Christy Forester, Mary Beth Rogers, Beth Allen, Lisa Ellis. S3I1IAI1DV Spring Dance The FHA Spring Dance was held on St. Patrick’s Day. Sponsored by Ms Bonnie Zipperer and Mrs. Martha Pullen, the evening was highlighted by the crowning of Miss FHA Sweetheart 1979 . . . Reba Shrader. Candidates Below: Vickie Paris and Lynn Rutledge, Sandy Mullins and Marty Shrader, Michelle Nixon and Randy Hartline. Right: Ter- rie Steele and Mike Anderton, Kim Barton and Alan Tin- ker. Below Right: 1978 Sweetheart, Debbie Gass, and Mr. Bryan with Queen Reba. Miss Springtime The Student Council sponsored Miss Springtime pageant was held March 31st. Miss Terri Steele was chosen by the judged as 1979 Miss Springtime on the basis of her beauty, talent, and per- sonality. Miss Sandy Martin was cho- sen Miss Congeniality. Contestants in- cluded: Michelle Nixon, First Runner- up, Kim Barton, Second Runner-up, Jennifer Shupe, Third Runner-up, Car- la Powell, Fourth Runner-up, Regina Palmer, Karen Street, Kim Payne, Kim Holmes, Shelia Elrod, Teresa More- land, Terri Steele, and Sandy Martin. Judges for the evening were: Mr. Don Dutton of Rossville, Ms Connie Kelly, Chattanooga, and Coach Miles Frost of Nashville. Entertainment was provided by Jody Norris, Bonnie Zipperer, and Lori Keeton. --Ov Homecoming 1978 On September 29th, Northwest Geor- gia celebrated its fourth Homecoming. Carolyn Rumley was chosen queen by the student body and was crowned by 1977 Queen Melody Christopher who was escorted by Mr. Jerry Bryan. Queen Carolyn was escorted by her brother, Ted. Mrs. Bea Rumley, her mother, presented roses to the second of her daughters to reign as Homecoming Queen of Northwest Georgia High. Left to Right: Terri Lawson, Senior Representative; Starla Gilliland. Junior Representative; Jennifer Shupc, Senior Representative Queen Carolyn Rumley; Cindy Shupe, Sophomore Representative; Kim Kesler, Senior Representative; Monica Rake, Freshman Representative; Reba Shrader. Senior Representative. Sports Banquet On May 18th, the Northwest Georgia Athle- tic Department honored the year’s outstand- ing athletes. Pictured right Baseball; Quinton Rumley, Mr. Baseball, Pitching Trophy, Per- fect Game Trophy; Mut Massengale, No- Hitter; and Tony Gossett, Best Hitter, and Senior Plaque. Below Right: Lisa Ellis, Most Valuable Play- er Trophy in Softball. Far Right: Bobby Kennedy, Tennis Most Valuable Player; Charlie Foshee, Most Im- proved Tennis. Bottom Far Right Tennis: Marianne Hoosier, Most Improved; Renee Wallin; Carolyn Rumley; Candy Stoner holding Undefeated Season Trophy; Kim Stone, Most Valuable Player; Lisa Moore holding Sub-Region Championship Trophy; Chris Clift; Mary Beth Rogers; Starla Gilliland; and Coach Liz Brannum. Football: Mark Steele, Gary Wilson Award; David Webb, Best Offensive Back; Allen Tinker. Best Defensive Back; Tony Gossett. Best Offensive Lineman; Tim Atchley, Best Defensive Lineman; Steve McFarland, Most Valuable Player; Ray Bodcnhamcr, Wolverine Award; and Coach Frank Starkey. 116 117 Basketball: Coach Gerald Beard; Tim Atchley, Most Valuable Player; Tony Gossett, Best Def. Player; Steve McFarland. Best Offensive Player; and Coach Bill Bigham. Below Wrestling: Crandalc Clark, Most Improved; Denny Sutton, Most Valuable Player; Coach Steve Lea. Cheerleaders: Kim Blansit, Most Spirited Football Cheerleader; Mary Beth Rogers. Best All Around Football Cheerleader: Mrs. Pat McBryar. Sponsor; Candy Stoner. Football Captain Award; Kim Kcslcr. Basketball Captain Award and Best All Around; Michell Nixon. Most Spirited Basketball Cheerleader. Basketball: Candy Stoner. Co-Captain: Beth Allen. Best Offensive Player; Coach Eddie Riley; Lisa Moore. Most Valuable Player; Mary Beth Rogers, Best Defensive Player; Karen Smyth. Co-Captain. 119 Senior Prom We may never pass this way again, the theme for this year’s prom, holds true for many of us. As we each go our different ways the date May 26, 1979, will be tucked away in our memories as a special night for us and our dates. 120 We May Never Pass This Way Again . . . Class Night 1979 w- Opposite Page Top: Kim Stone and Allen Tinker. Histori- ans; Ralph Ryan and Jennifer Shupc, Class Prophecy. Mid- dle: Pam Norton and Ricky Webb. Top Talents; Janice Brock and Giftorian, Lynn Battles; Bottom: Class President Terrie Lawson and Mr. Jerry Bryan. Principal. This Page Top: Processional. Middle: Mr Bryan and Top Four Stu- dents; Class Poet Devonna Powell. Bottom: Jim Webb and Janet Raborn. Class Will. Mr. And Miss Northwest Georgia Carolyn Rum ley Ralph Ryan On June 1, 1979, Carolyn Rumley and Ralph Ryan were chosen to be the fourth Mr. and Miss Northwest Georgia High School. Carolyn and Ralph with their Court were nominated by the Senior Class, then selected by the Student Body. Left to Right: Ralph Ryan, Allen Tinker, Tony Gossett, and Jamey Everett. 127 Left to Right: Vickie Paris, Tcrric Lawson. Jennifer Shupc. and Carolyn Rumley. Graduation 79 Valedictorian Sandra Hunt Salutatorian Clint Chezem 128 On June 5th, THE graduating class of 1979 experienced one of the most memorable events of our life ... The feelings and thoughts of the class of 79 can never be fully transcribed, but the remembrance of graduation and the friends we made during our school will always be embedded in our minds as we each choose our road to travel, for “Those were the best times.” 130 131 Senior Directory PATRICIA LaSHAWN AVANS FHA II; VICA II. JEFFERY LYNN BATTLES 4-H 9; Junior Beta Club 9; VICA 11; Drama Club 10. 11; Interna- tional Society of Thespians 12, Thespian Award; Drama Club Vice- President; Lcttcrmen’s Club 12; Student Council 12; Band 9, 10, 11. 12, First Lieutenant 11; Tripper’s Club; Male Beauty Contest Third Runner-up; Football 9; Wrestling 12; Baseball 9. 10, 11, 12; Senior Sports Award 12; “Teacher’s Pest’’ Superlative; Senior Class Giftor- ian. GORDON RANDALL BETHUNE Wrestling 10, 11, 12. DONALD RAY BODENHAMER Pep Club 9, 10; Lcttcrmen’s Club 11, 12; FCA 11; Wolverine Sports Editor 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9. 10, II, 12. Captain 12; Wolverine Award 12; Who’s Who Among American High School Athletes; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. TAMARA ANN BRACKEN FHA 9; Beta Club 10, 11. 12. Treasurer 11; Drama Club 12. Interna- tional Society of Thespians 12; Band 11, 12, Chorus 12; Secretary of Senior Class; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Certificate of Merit of University of Georgia; Library Award; Chorus Award; Most Talented Superlative; Best All Around Superlative; Fac- ulty Representative. JANICE ELAINE BROCK Pep Club 9; 4-H 9, 10. II; FFA 10; Chorus 12; Library Club 12; Library Award 12. JOHN WILLIAM BROGDON FFA 9; Chess Club 10, 11; Industrial Arts Club 11, 12, Historian 11, President 12. KITTY SUE BUSH FHA 9. 10, 11, 12, Calendar Girl 11, 12, FHA Sweetheart Candi- date 11; Pep Club 9, 10; VICA 11. 12, Parliamentarian 12; FFA 12; Tennis Manager 11, 12; Wittiest Superlative. DANNY LEE CAMERON 4-H 9. 10; VICA 11; Pep Club 9; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Business Department Award of Distinction. 12. GLEN THOMAS CASTLEBERRY, JR FFA 9, 10; VICA 11. REBECCA LYNN CASTLEBERRY Senior Beta Club II, 12; VICA Club 12, Treasurer 12; Northwest Georgia News 12; Health Occupations I Award. 12; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Neatest Superlative; Top Ten Student, 12. FREDERICK VINCENT CERUTTI, III Chess Club. CLINTON CRAIG CHEZEM Pep Club 9; Student Council 10; Industrial Arts Club 10; Drama Club 10, 11, 12. President 12; International Thespian Society 11, 12; Beta Club 10, II, 12; Chess Club 10, 11, 12, Student Representative 10, Statistician 12; Marching and Concert Bands 9, 11, 12. Best Musi- cian 11, John Phillip Sousa Award 12; Chorus 12; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; University of Georgia Certificate of Merit; Presbyterian College Junior Fellow; Sociology Award; National Merit Commended Student; Most Studious Superlative; Dade County STAR Student; Salutatorian. KIMBERLY SUE CHRISTOPHER FHA. FBLA. JOHNNY RAYFORD CLARK 4-H Club; Bible Club, Spokesman; Football 9; Art Award. DONNA McBRYAR CLOUD KENNY CLOUD VICA 12, Parliamentarian 11, Vice-President 12; Lettermen’s Club 10; Chess Club 10, 11, Vice-President 11; Football 10; Tennis 10; Most Talented Superlative. ROGER CLOUD VICA; Lettermen’s Club; FHA; FFA 9. 10. 11. 12, Secretary 11; 4- H Club; Drama Club; Sophomore Class President; Junior Class Secre- tary; Basketball 9, 10, II. 12; Track; Football 9. 10. II. 12. All-County Football Jackson County, Most Valuable Defensive Player. SHARON LOUISE CLOUD CARL THOMAS COMSTOCK Lettermen’s Club II. 12; VICA 11; FCA II, 12; 4-H 9, 10; Baseball 10, II, 12; Who’s Who Among American High School Athletes. DEBBIE KAY CRABTREE 4-H Club, Bible Club; VICA; Drama Club; Health Occupations II Award, 12. TONYA ANN CRAIG Basketball. DARWIN ERIC CUTSHALL Chess Club 10, 11; Industrial Arts 12, Chaplain 12; 4-H 9; Track 9. JANET MATILDA DABBS CHERI DIANNE DANIELS 4-H. PAMELA VALENCIA DAVIDSON ALAN DOYLE TERRY JAY ESTES FFA 10, 11. 12; VICA 11; 4-H 9; Basketball 9. JAMEY ROGER EVERETT FFA 10; Band 9; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents; Mr. Northwest Georgia Candidate. KATHY ELAINE FORSHEE Pep Club 9; 4-H 9, 10; Bible Club 9. 10. 11. 12; Beta Club 11, 12. Secretary 12; Certificate of High Achievement Beta Club 11; Fall Festival Queen Candidate 9; Most Dependable Superlative; Home Ec I Award 12; Top Ten Student 12. MILTON BRADLEY FORSHEE Industrial Arts; Junior Achievement. CHARLES EDWARD FOSHEE. JR Lettermen’s Club 10, 11, 12; VICA II. Representative; Library Club 12. Reporter; FCA 10, II, 12; Student Council 12; Trippers Club 10. 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11. 12; Wrestling 9. 10. 11. 12; Tennis 9. 10. 11. 12; Most Improved Tennis Award 12; Who’s Who Among Ameri- can High School Students. MARSHALL E. GASS Distributive Education Award, 12. CYNTHIA JANE GEARRIN FHA; Student Representative. TERRELL ANTHONY GOSSETT 4-H 9; FCA 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 12; Lcttcrmcn’s Club 10. 11. 12; Vice-President 11; FFA 11; Wolverine Staff; Football 9, 10, 11, 12, News Free Press All North Georgia Team Honorable Mention 11. 12. Best Defensive Lineman 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Best Defensive Player; Baseball 9, 10. 11, 12, Baseball Hitting Award 12; Boys State American Legion Award; Most Athletic Superlative; Mr. Northwest Georgia Candidate. KENNETH WAYNE GRAY, JR Beta Club 10; Wrestling 9; Best Dressed Superlative. PHILLIP DALE GUFFEY 4-H Club; Industrial Arts Club; FFA Public Speaking Award. PATRICIA ANN HARRIS MIKE HASWELL Wrestling; Industrial Arts 11. SHARON HALLUM Top Ten Student. Senior Directory CHARLES EDWARD HICKS RANDALL D. MINOR WILLIAM SAMUEL HICKS 4-H Club; Lettermen's Club; FCA; VICA; Wrestling; Football 9, 10, 11, 12, News Free Press All North Georgia Team. TALVIS WAYNE HILLEY 4-H Club; Rifle Team; Beta Club; Chess Club. AMELIA BONITA HOLDER FBLA 9, 12; FHA 9. 10. II. Treasurer; 4-H 10. TED LAMAR HOLLAND FFA KAREN RENEE HOWE CHRISTOPHER LYLE HOWELL VICA. Treasurer; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12. SANDRA GAY HUNT FBLA 9; Pep Club 9. 10; Bible Club 9. 10. II. 12, Secretary 12; FHA 10; Beta Club 11. 12, Vice-President 12; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Certificate of Merit of Achievement 11; American History Award; Shorthand Award; World History Award; Home Ec I, II. Ill Awards; Most Studious Superlative; Vale- dictorian. ROBBIE GAYLE JACKSON SANDRA JAMES Top Ten Student. REGINA GAIL JEFFERY 4-H Club; Drama Club; Bible Club. BOBBY JOE KENNEDY. JR. Student Council 9; Chess Club 10; Tennis 12, MVP 12; Who's Who Among American High School Students. KIMBERLY ANN KESLER Pep Club 9; FHA 10, 11, 12, Calendar Girl 12; Industrial Arts Club 11, Parliamentarian 11; Marching and Concert Band 9; Library Staff 12; Lettermen's Club; Softball 11; Junior Prom Committee; Home- coming Queen Candidate 9, 12; Basketball Cheerleader 11, 12, Cap- tain 12. Best All Around Basketball Cheerleader 12; Most School Spirit Superlative. TERRIE LYNN LAWSON FBLA 9, 10; Lettermen's Club 11; Drama Club 11; Marching and Concet Band 9. 10, 11. Majorette 10. 11; Who's Who Among Ameri- can High School Students; Junior Homecoming Representative; Sen- ior Homecoming Candidate; Student of the Week Dade County Senti- nel; Junior Class Secretary; Senior Class President; Business Depart- ment Award of Distinction; Most Courteous Superlative; Miss North- west Georgia Candidate. ALISHA FAYE LEMMONS DOYLE FRANKLIN LOVE Transportation Award 12. DURRELL MARTIN Wrestling 10, 11; Football 10. PERRY ALLEN MATTHEWS Industrial Arts II, 12; VICA 11. 12; Pep Club 9. 10; Drafting I and II Awards. EMILY WESTBROOK McCORMICK FBLA; Drama Club; Business Department Award of Distinction. JEFFERY DALE McDANIEL FBLA 9. 12; FFA 10; Pep Club 9, 10; Wolverine Staff Photographer 10, 11; Student Council Representative 9. 10; Business Department Award of Distinction. DENNIS LYNN McDONALD VICA 11; 4-H 9. 10. MICHAEL WAYNE MOORE Pep Club 9, 10; VICA 11. 12, President 12; Baseball 9. 10; Football 9; Art Award 12; Drafting I Award 12. RICHARD ALLEN MOORE FFA 10; FCA 11; Lettermen’s Club 11, 12; VICA 11; Pep Club 9, 10; Football 9, 10. 11. 12; Wrestling 9, 11. 12; Baseball 9. 10. 11; National Merit Honor Student; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Top Ten Student. LESLIE RYAN MORGAN VICA ROGER ALLEN MORGAN Bible Club, Reporter 12. SANDRA K. MULLINS Industrial Arts Club 9, 10, Historian; FHA 12, Candidate for FHA Sweetheart 12; Pep Club 9, 10; Cheerleader 9, Co-Captain 9. LYNN PARDUE NEAL PAMELA J. NORTON FHA 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10; VICA 12, Secretary; Student Council 10, 11. Reporter; Freshman Class Reporter; Sophomore Class Vice-President; Prom Chairman; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Most Likely To Succeed Superlative; Class Night Speaker. HILA HOLCOMB PACE 4-H Club; FHA 9, 10, 11. 12; VICA. ANGELIA SUZANNE PACK ROBERT HASKELL PALMER 4-H Club; Industrial Arts Club 11, Chaplain; FFA 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 11. 12, Fourth Place Ooltewah Dis- trict Tournament. VICKIE LOUISE PARIS FHA 10. 11. 12, Calendar Girl 12. Candidate for FHA Sweetheart 12; VICA 11; FBLA 11; Pep Club 9, 10; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Senior Class Reporter; Miss Northwest Georgia Candidate. GARY RICHARD PAYNTER VICA 11, 12; Perfect Attendance Award. CATHY LYNN PITTMAN Pep Club 9; FBLA 10, 11; Drama Club 10, 11. 12; International Thespian Society 12; Chess Club 12; Lettermen’s Club 11. Band 10, 11; General Business Award 10; Enrichment Award 11; Sociology-Psy- chology Award 11; English IV Award; State and National Problem Solving Team Champions 11; State Champion Problem Solving Team 12; Second Place National Problem Solving Team 12. DEBORAH K. POWELL FHA 10, 11. 12. DELILAH J. POWELL FHA 9, 10, 11, 12. Honor Roll Chairman 11. 12; Beta Club 12; Home Ec III Award; Who's Who Among American High School Students. DEVONNA LYNNE POWELL FHA 10, 11, 12; FBLA 11; 4-H 11; Pep Club 9; FHA President 12; FHA Reporter 11; Second Runner-up Miss Springtime 11; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. JANET DENISE RABORN 4-H 9, 10; FBLA 11, 12; VICA 11, Parliamentarian; Pep Club 9; Chess Club 10; Student Council 12; Georgia Girls' State 11; Problem Solving Team 10; Teacher's Pest Superlative; Class Night Speaker. ERNIE EUGENE RAINES Pep Club 9, 10; Student Council 12; Beta Club 9; Baseball 10; Georgia Boys’ State 11; Young Americans Award 11; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Jaycccs Citizenship Award. MICHAEL T. MEYER RHONDA EUGENIA MILLER DONALD MARTIN RAYMOND VICA 11, President 11; Trippers Club 11, 12; FCA 11; Bible Club 9; Senior Directory Drama Club II; Football 9, 11; Wrestling 11; Tennis II; Golf 9, 10, Golfing Medalist; Cross Country 12; Most Valuable Cross Country 12; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. REGINA M. RIDLEY FHA 9, 10; VICA 11; 4-H 9. 10. LEE D. ROSS. JR. Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12. Mr. Basketball 11; Georgia Governor’s Honors Program; Golf 9, 10, Most Valuable Golfer; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Lcttcrmen’s Club. CAROLYN SUE RUMLEY Pep Club 9, 10; VICA II, 12; FCA 11; Student Council 9. 10; Lettermen’s Club 11, 12; FHA 12; Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10; Homecoming Candidate 10. 12; Homecoming Queen 12; Vice- President Freshman Class; Miss Northwest Georgia 1979. RALPH M. RYAN Lcttermcn's Club 12; Student Council 11; Baseball 9, 10; Football 9, 11, 12; Wrestling 11, 12; Most Improved Wrestler 11; Mr. Northwest Georgia 1979. RICKY ALLEN SCOTT FFA; Transportation Award 12. RICKY ROLAND SHARP FFA 10, 11, President 11, 12; Beta Club 12; GEMC Scholarship; Top Ten Student. REBA LYNN SHRADER FHA 9, 10, 11, 12, Convention Representative II, Secretary 11, Music and Recreation Chairman 11. Candidate for Sweetheart Queen 9; Sweetheart of FHA 12; Candidate for Homecoming Queen 12; FBLA 12; 4-H 9. 10, 11; VICA II; Pep Club 9; Basketball 9. 10, 11; Softball; Second Place in Gong Show 11; 4-H Reporter 11. JENNIFER LYNN SHUPE FHA 9, 10, 11, 12, Secretary 12; Student Council 11, 12; Official Delegate Student Council Convention 12, Secretary 12; Band 10, 11, 12, Color Guard 10, II, 12, Swing Band 12, Rifle Captain 12; Chorus 12; Best Special Accessory Band 10, 11; Lcttermcn’s Club 10. 11; 4-H 9; Drama Club 10, 11, 12; International Thespian Society 12; Home- coming Court 12; Miss Springtime Second Runner-up 12; Second Place Gong Show 11; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 12; Miss Northwest Georgia Candidate. JUDY ANN SMITHERMAN MARK AARON STEELE FCA II, 12; Lettermen’s Club 11, 12; VICA 11; Pep Club 9; Wolverine Staff; Football 9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball 9. 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents; Gary Wilson Award. KIMBERLY MARIE STONE 4-H 9; FFA 12; VICA 10; Lettermen’s Club 9, 10. 11, 12; FCA 10; Pep Club 9, 10; Student Council 10; Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12, Most Valuable Player 12; Basketball 11, 12; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Senior Historian. DENISE LOUISE STRIKER FBLA 10, 11,12; FFA 12; Pathfinders 9; Softball 9; Freshman Class Treasurer; Business Department Award of Distinction. JOSEPH JEFFERY TOWNS ANITA CHRISTINE TRAPP FBLA 11, 12; FFA 12; Business Department Award of Distinction. ANGELA RENEE WALLIN FFA 10, 11, 12, Secretary II, 12, Reporter 10; Pep Club 9, 10, 11; Lettermen’s Club 9, 10. 11, 12; VICA 11; Tennis 9. 10. II. 12; Basket- ball 10; Cheerleader 9, 11. TERRY D. WALLIN DAVID ROBERT WEBB FCA 12; Lettermen’s Club 12, President 12; Trippers Club II, 12; Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Best Offensive Back 12; Wrestling 11, 12; Tennis 11; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. RICKY A. WEBB 4-H 9; Beta Club 9, 10; VICA 11; RCA 12; Lettermens Club II, 12; Library Club 12, Outstanding Library Aide 12; Wolverine Staff 12; thinks he got the Chemistry Award 12; Junior Class Treasurer; Wit- tiest Superlative; Class Night Speaker; Mr. Psychology Runner-up; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. WANDA SUE WEBB MICHAEL A. WHEELER FFA, Industrial Arts Club. JAMES L. WHITE Drama Club 9, 10; Bible Club 9; FFA 10. 11, 12, Vice-President FFA; Star Greenhand Award; Star Agri-Business Man; Trippers Club 12; Basketball 11. 12; Psychology Award 12; DeKalb Agriculture Award 12; Class Night Speaker. CRYSTAL BIRD WILBANKS FFA; FHA; Pep Club; Drama Club; IDA Club; Flag Carrier. HAROLD EDWARD WILLETT 4-H Club 9. 10; Chorus 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12, Vice- President 11, President 12; Official Delegate Student Council Conven- tion 11; Industrial Arts 10. 11. Vice-President 11; Drama Club 10, 12, Reporter 12; Thespian Society 11, 12; Student Director Drama 12; Cat’s Meow Drama Award 11; Drama Club Player of the Year 12; Northwest Georgia News 11, 12, Fun Page 11. Editor 11, 12; Most Likely To Succeed Superlative; Male Beauty Contest First Runner-Up 12; Junior Class Vice-President. MARK GLEN WILSON MARK ALLEN WOOSLEY FFA Club; Wolverine Photographer; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Elec- tronics Club 9. 10. 11; VICA 9. 10, II, 12. WANDA LORENE YORK BETH S. THOMAS FBLA; FFA; Business Department Award of Distinction. MELANIE R. THOMPSON VICA; Bible Club. PHILLIP DeWAYNE THOMPSON ALLEN RAY TINKER 4-H Club 9; Industrial Arts 10, 11, Secretary 11; Lettermen’s Club 11, 12, Chaplain 12; Chess Club 9, 10; FCA 11, 12, President 12; Student Council 12; Trippers Club 11, 12; Baseball 11, 12, News-Free Press All North Georgia Baseball Team; News-Free Press All North Georgia All Star Team 11; Football 11, 12, News-Free Press All North Georgia Team Honorable Mention 12. Best Defensive Back Award 12; Senior Class Vice-President; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Best All Around Superlative; Most School Spirit Superlative; Senior Historian; Mr. Northwest Georgia Candidate. DARCY CAMILLA TISHAW Wolverine Staff Seated: Eric Smith, Karen Smyth. Starla Gil- liland, Lisa Moore, Mary Beth Rogers, and Trina Cannon. Standing: Ms Monty Hy- singcr. Sponsor. Lani Denton, Mark Steele, Robin Bedwcll, Ray Bodenhamer, “Tick” Webb, Joey McCormick, Danny Hall, Charlie Lacy. Not Pictured: Pam Norton, Mark Woosley, Tony Gossett, Steve Graham, Pat Carroll, Teresa Moreland. Dedication Each year the Wolverine staff dedicates the yearbook to a very special member of the Northwest Georgia school community. Our choice this year is also a very special member of the world community. Mr. Jody Norris is a born enthusiast, who, taking life at high tide, refuses to be daunted by conventional normality. Norris’ world is populated by an indignant duck who irreverently interrupts even the most seri- ous art lesson; a black cat who patiently laces up his four little Adidases and goes jogging; an invisible dog who has hitch-hiked to California and back; a cape-swirling vampire who stalks the good citizens of Soddy-Daisy; a guitar pick- er who favors us with original ballads about our double-knit society; and an artist whose works achingly capture the eyes of age. We, his students and friends, are also part of his world. Mr. Norris has opened our eyes to the splendor of art and to the importance of the artist. Our talents have been shaped and bur- nished through his efforts. Mr. Norris has given us our own private world of beauty, and we will never forget him. 139 AD VER TISEMENTS Compliments of BENGAL YARN Trenton, Georgia COCA-COLA BOTTLING Compliments of TRENTON SPINNING MILL DIVISION E B CARPET MILLS, INC. Arlington, Texas Chevrolet Compliments of Compliments of Gross Furniture Company Dyer Chevrolet Company Compliments of Holmes Tractor Company 143 Compliments Of Patrons Record World P.O. Box 273 Trenton, Georgia Compliments Of Wolverine's Den Mr. Wayne Snow State Representative Route 2 District 1 Post 1 Chickamauga, Georgia 30707 Mr. Forrest Hayes, Jr. State Representative District 1 Post 2 Route 3 St. Elmo Chattanooga, Tennessee 37 Cameron Music Highway 143 W Trenton, Georgia Compliments Of Moore’s Barber Sho Trenton, Georgia Compliments Of Jerry Sims The Sand Mountain Branch Of The First National Bank Of Stevenson, Alabama “The Bank That Service Built” Compliments of Dyer Lumber Company 1«6 Irene's Fashions “Clothes for the entire family” Open seven days a week Located on Highway 75 half a mile into Alabama Compliments of Dixie Kreme. Smith’s Texaco Congratulations Seniors. 3712 Cummings Highway Tiftonia, Tennessee 37419 Good Luck Seniors. McBryar Motel U.S. 11 657-4472 CLARK LUMBER CO. GRAY-SEAL PAI NTS The D, Sentinel Myrna McMahan Associate Editor Bernice Garrett Advertising Manager P.O. Box 277 Trenton, GA. 30752 Phone 657-6182 LOOKOUT VALLEY PHARMACY 2941 West Cummings Hwy. “The Store of Friendly Service” WEBB’S AUTO PARTS South Corner Courthouse Square 404-657-4326 P.O. Box 796 Trenton, Georgia 30752 Accross Street from Post Office 656-7177 615-894-5081 Beatrice Haygood Dea West 148 (404! 657 4886 LAMAR MOORE CONSTRUCTION EXCAVATING EARTH MOVING LAMAR MOORE P 0 BOX 348 Owner TRENTON, GEORGIA 30752 JJ’s JUICTI0I You're on the right track CLOTHING FOR MEN AND WOMEN MWT. 143. TRENTON. GA. 30792 OWNERS 404 957.4I94 JOHN a JUDY MCDANIEL 1° Rossville Federal Savings and Loan Association “A Savings Plan For Every Need” Trenton Office P.O. Box 249 Trenton, Georgia 30752 Compliments of 657-6838 Trenton Tire and Auto Custom Fabrications OCf? Tanks — Heat Exchangers V FI 1 J Bubble Towers ALLOY FABRICATORS, Inc. Stainless Steel Aluminum Alloys A.S.M.E. Qualified Shop For Unfired Pressure Vessels P.O. Box 759 Dot Holcombe Trenton, Georgia 30752 Phone (404) 657-7565 RYAN FUNERAL HOME Trenton, Georgia Phone: 657-7525 Owners David Ryan Bobby Ryan BANK OF DADE POST OFFICE DRAWER 9 • TRENTON GEORGIA 30752 • PHONE 404-657-6842 Your Community Bank Oi Service and Dependability EDWARD F. WILKIE, President Member FDK YACK-N-SNACK DRIVE IN Derrell Gaddis, Agent STATE FARM Box 127 Trenton, Georgia 657-4484 Office 657-4006 Home HomeOff.ee INSURANCE Compliments of Doug Porter and Yack-N-Snack Drive In Highway 136 Phone: 657-6593 SUNNYSIDE SALON Compliments of NORTH GEORGIA HEATING AIR CONDITIONING Wildwood, Georgia Complete Beauty Services for Men and Women Phone: 657-6370 General Electric — Carrier — Bryant heat pumps gas pacs General Electric Distinguished Monogram Dealer Best Wishes Graduates . . . DOT FERGUSON 1974 and 1976 Same Location 13 years J.C. Ayers, President “We service what we sell” 820-1601 820-2360 RENEAUS HOUSE OF STYLE Highway 11 South of Court House Sq . Phone 657-6901 152 DADE COUNTY LIONS CLUB L.C. Adams Wilson E. Byrd A.L. Dyer Henry Elliott Lloyd Gass Charles Johnston Cleron Kyzer Robert Fleming McClure Wallace Lamar Moore Elmer S. Oliver Bob Roos William Tatum Edwin Wilkie Herb H. Wilson Russell D. Brown Richard Durham Aubrey Dyer Benny J. Gaddis J.B. Geddie George Jones Kenneth L. Lewis, Sr. Cecil McKaig Charles Moore John Powell Dexter Stanphill Raymond L. Whited Jerry Bryan Hugh E. Reeves Dade County’s Finest Service Organization WOOD'S GROCERY DOBBIN'S SUPERMARKET Star Route Route 1 Trenton, Georgia Bryant, Alabama GADDIS MOTOR SALES VIRGINIA'S FLORIST Trenton Georgia P.O. Box 351 Trenton, Georgia Phone 657-7218 T R AUTO PARTS, INC. DORA CRISP REALITY “Your Headquarters for quality name- brand auto parts ...” Low Prices Trenton, Georgia Trenton, Georgia BROWN GAP AUTO PARTS ACE HARDWARE Highway 301 South Trenton, Georgia 30752 Open Seven Days A Week Call Anytime 657-6966 Top of Sand Mountain Intersection 301 136 Phone 657-4018 Compliments of CARTER S COUNTR Y STORE BENNYS CLOTHING Trenton, Georgia “We Try Harder At Carter’s” Trenton, Georgia Compliments of Dr. Robert McKaig, D.V.M. Compliments of FRED AND JOES BARBER SHOP 3103 Cummings Highway 154 BILLY HICK’S USED CARS “Quality Cars at Reasonable Prices’ Highway 143 Atop Sand Mountain for goodness sake! WESTERN ASTO) J.L. CASE COMPANY Associate Store H m aown d BENNEn FAMILY, Owner ON The Square - Phone: 404-657-4523 TRENTON, GEORGIA 30752 HUNTING t FISHING CONVENIENT LICENSES SOU) HERE CREDIT AVAILABLE Hardware and Appliances Trenton, Georgia Phone: 657-4334 DADE OFFICE AND SUPPLY COMPANY Compliments Office Equipment Office Supply Office Furniture of Roy or Milton Stephens Phone: 657-7713 THE WAFFLE SHOP STEPHENS MOBILE HOME SALES AND PARK Box 85, Rt. 1 Trenton, Georgia 30752 “We buy and sell any type used trailers ...” William Nevil Stephens Phone: 657-4165 Highway 11 at New England 156 Closed all day Wednesday Compliments Northwest Georgia Ladies’ Tennis Team of Dedicated to: Dr. and Mrs. Jeril R. Cooper, III Carolyn Rumley Kim Stone Renee Wallin Compliments MOUNTAIN TOP SUPPL Y of NATS FLORIST Congratulations Seniors Compliments of ROCK CREEK SAUSAGE COMPANY DA VE L. BROWN CO., INC. READY MIXED CONCRETE Owner: James Hall Chattanooga, Tennessee 37401 157 Compliments of R.D. MOORE FUNERAL HOME Trenton, Georgia 30752 Phone: 404-657-4382 _____________________________ 4 | Fin� Quality Rwlnnn | A Step Ahead TRINTON O A PHONE 404 487-4144 CHARLES 8r DELORIS SMYTH. Owner� GEORGIA GAME PARK Exit 1 Rising Fawn Best of luck Wolverines The Rumley Family R.C. Downer's Custom Home Builder Many years of experience Phone: 657-4929 or 657-7853 WRIGHTS RESTAURANT Family Style Food Fine Steaks The Looking Glass Caverns L. i- McBRYAR Wrecker Service and Garage Business 657-4173 Home 657-6897 Compliments of Russell Hill Compliments of 18 miles N. of Ft. Payne, Ala., , 35 miles S. of Chattanooga, TN., r' at Valiey Head, Ala. 35989 KOA Kampground Located at Sequoyah Caverns (205)635-2311 AMERICA'S PRETTIESTCA VERNS FEATURING THE LOOKING GLASS LAKES ODELL’S GROCERY Tiftonia LARRY MOORE WRECKER SERVICE 136 West Auto parts and service 657-4233 160 The Northwest Georgia Wolverine staff would like to express its thanks to the fol- lowing people who have helped us immea- surably with this edition of the Wolverine: Mr. Tom Stahl, Director of Medicare, The Equitable Life Assurance Society, Nash- ville, Tennessee, who, through much ef- fort, provided us with a photograph of a live wolverine in its natural habitat. This photograph was used for our Division pages and will be reprinted by our school in many ways in the future. Mrs. Shirley McGee of Bryant, Alabama, who graciously allowed us to photograph our Senior Superlatives in her lovely home. Mrs. Myrna McMahan and Mr. John Wil- cox and the staff of the Dade County Sen- tinel for covering events in our school and for allowing us to select much needed pho- tographs from their files. Ms. Liz Brannum, who furnished the staff with many fine photographs. David Webb, who designed our end sheets. Roger Baker, Northwest Georgia News photographer, who shared his photographs and negatives with us. Jim White, assistant to Wolverine photog- rapher, Mark Woosley, who provided aid, transportation, and good fellowship on many photo assignments. Mr. Jerry Bryan, who supported us all year in our picture sessions, our advertis- ing sales, and our rush against deadlines. r . . - V •; .. 'Vv' : • . •’ -f: •r. • •• - .. • •: • . v' J c - . I� .'-’ • - . . - . - ... •- . - . ,' • • • • v . • . . ’ _ - , .. • • . ,� ' . • • - • . • • • • • . ■ ■, . . . . • ,.. 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