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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1982 volume:

Nestled In The Mountain Foothills Bold Against The Sky Proudly Stands Our Alma Mater Northwest Georgia High It pays to let a friend drive Celebrate Good Times 6 2 In the year 81 -82. we celebrated lots of things like victories and defeats. Izods and Foxes. Rubiks Cubes. Work and Play, ups and downs, and permis- sion slips running out of our ears. This year held many good times with new students, new activities, and even though work was involved, the year flew by. The 81-82 school year was a year for remembering and as you look through the memories of this aca- demic year and see the reflection of you as it was when you were celebrat- ing the good times in your school years, remember that these are the times of your life. 3 Our years at Northwest Georgia High brought forth friendships and bonds that will remain in our hearts forever. Though we may all go our separate ways in the future, the imprints of those ties with our school years will always be with us in our souls. 7 Homecoming has always been a night of gala events and the Homecoming of 1981-1982 was no different. The parade was as beautiful as ever and the crowning of the queen was suspenseful and exciting. This year’s queen was Monica Rake. She is shown to the right being crowned by principal. Jerry Bryan. The Homecoming Court consisted of Freshman Representative. Sherry Al- sobrook; Sophomore Representative. Trade McBryan Ju- nior Representative. Debbie Gass; and Senior Represen- tatives. Kathy Barton. Kim Barton. Presta Forester. Moni- ca Rake, and Karla Raines. The Court and their parents enjoyed a Homecoming Dance after the game in their honor. Homecoming 1981 8 11 Lord. It's Killing Me” 12 r From The Principal’s Pen At the beginning of the year we asked you to accept the challenge and make this year one of the most outstanding years of your life. I am pleased to see that some of you accepted the challenge. The students in the marching band, swing band, and concert band had a very outstanding year, one they will remem- ber the rest of their lives. The girl's basketball team, the baseball team, several wrestlers, and track people have made an admira- ble showing this year. In the academic areas many of you have accepted the challenge by making star roll , honor graduates, and by winning state and local honors in literary events, history day. scholars bowl, and library club. I think the History of Dade” was a great achievement in this area. Others of you have made outstanding achievements that you feel are just as impor- tant as the ones mentioned above and for these I commend you. I further challenge you not to stop here, but let your efforts be rekindled and go forth in life with purpose and not be satisfied until you have fulfilled your goals. For those of you who have not yet accepted the challenge, don't wait too late in life to become more involved. Jerry E. Bryan. Principal. Administration Ralph Faulkner. Vice-Principal B.S. University of Alabama Charles Johnston. Vocational Supervisor B.S. Mississippi State University M.Ed. Georgia State University Thomas Stringer, Instructional Supervisor B.S. University of Alabama M.A. University of Alabama Shirley Dickerson. Secretary Imogene Ryan. Bookkeeper Reba Avans. Bookkeeper Doris Poe, Bookkeeper Faculty Terry Adkins (the one on the left) Drafting Gerald Beard. Math and P.E. Snead State Junior College B.S. Jacksonville State University Graduate School; University of Alabama Bill Bigham. Social Science B.S. Lee College 19 Dorothy Collins. Counselor B.S. Middle Tennessee State University M.Ed. Middle Tennessee State University Rubynelle Counts. English B.A. Berea College M.Ed. West Georgia College Edward Culp. Electronics Coast Guard Academy University of Georgia Pat Denton. Social Sciences B.S. Middle Tennessee State University Joan Duncan. English and Counseling B.S. Jacksonville State University M.Ed. University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Kate Elliott B.S. East Tennessee State University M.A. George Peabody College of Vanderbilt University Tom Fortenberry. Music B.S. Mississippi State University Graduate Work at University of Southern Mississippi Helen Geddie. Business Education B.S. University of Tennessee at Chattanooga John Gothard. Transportation Georgia State University Tennessee Wesylan College Don Guinn. Driver’s Education Kay Hill. Business Education B.S. Ed. Jacksonville State M.S. Ed. Jacksonville State Mary Jane Hill. Counselor B.S. Ed. Jacksonville State M.S. Ed. Jacksonville State Janet Hixon. R.N. A. D. Dalton Jr. College D.A. Chattanooga Technical Institute Monty Hysinger. English. History. Laws of Tennessee B. S. Ed. University of Tennessee At. Chattanooga Donald Leach. Business Education B.S. Ed. Delta State University M.S. Administration Mississippi State University 20 Larry Longshore. Agriculture B.$. Tennessee Technical University Mary Lou Lynch. Special Ed. West Georgia College University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Northeast Alabama Jr. College Billy Millican. P E B.S. Athens State College Randall Mills. Math B.S. Jacksonville State University Willedean Patton. Special Ed. University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Jacksonville State University Otis Poe. Sciences B.S. Berry College M. Ed. University of Georgia Martha Pullen. Home Ec. B.S. H.E. University of Georgia Trudy Shadrick. English B.A. Lee College Rosemary Stephens. Social Studies B.S. Middle Tennessee State University Ardiane Rogers. Secondary Education B.S. University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Becky Rogers Taylor. Art and Photography B.V.A. West Georgia College Georgia State University Mike Walton. Social Studies and P.E. B.S. University of Alabama Pam Walton. Biology and Math B.S. Jacksonville State University Gadsden State Junior College University of Alabama Auburn University Brenda Wheeler. Library Sciences A.S. Gadsden State University Sheila Wright. Special Ed. Med. LHC Bonnie Zipperer B.S. Jacksonville State Home Ec. University B.S. Georgia College Famous Teacher! The Teacher’s Hall of Fame is an exceed- ingly high honor for which only one teach- er is selected each year throughout the state of Georgia. Out of the thousands of teachers in the state of Georgia. Mrs. Kate Elliott was chosen for this honor. Mrs. Elliott is one of the most well-known teachers in the Dade County School System, both by students and fellow teachers. She is chosen as Most Likely to Paddle and Most Likely to Retire” each year by the Senior class. Mrs. Elliott was also rewarded the Citi- zenship Award by the Lions Club in June of 1982. Congratulations. Mrs. Elliott. We are all very proud of you. Mrs. Elliott inducted into Teacher’s Hall of Fame Av it 22 J 3 6 ffi m Mrs. Shirley Dickerson D e d ♦ I c a t ♦ i o n 23 Roses Are Red, Froggies Are Green. When Your Fish Wiggles. Everybody Screams! Written in harmony by Sandra Moore and Vicki Payne 24 Freshmen Irina Adkins Corky Alexander Ronnie Allen Chris Avans Marie Black Devera Blevins Mark Blevins Mike Blevins Tammy Blevins Gerald Bradford Regina Brandenburg Barbie Breeden Terry Breedlove James Britt Lachel Britt Chuck Carver Kim Casey Gayla Casey Chuck Castleberry Stephanie Castleberry Yvonne Castleberry Junior Chapman Marline Cheron Judy Click Jerry Cloud Lisa Collins Tim Conner Carl Cooper Jeff Cox Brad Crain Jerry Creech Andy Crisp Scott Cureton Mike Cuzzorl Glen Daniels Jeff Daniels Troy Daniels Patricia Davis Jennifer Denton Rhonda Elrod Dean Everett Carla Finnen Kent Floyd Monica Forshee Tammy Forester Norma Freeman Becky Fulgum Joel Gass Kevin Gass 26 Marilyn Gats Greg Ginn Wayne Goff David Goodwin Becky Gothard Tonya Golhard Theresa Gould Jimmy Graham Joe Graves Eric Gravitt Mike Gray Roy Gresham Scott Griffith Dee Guffey Sheryl Hales Houston Hawkins Kyra Hawkins Lisa Hawkins Lonnie Hawkins Missy Herron Angie Hester Doug Hickey Tim Hicks Mitchell Hill Cheryl Holifield Danny Holmes Billy Hulsey Sheila Hulsey Sherry Hunt Kelly Johnston Tony Jones Jeannie Kennedy Tamra Kenimer Kristy Kilgore Steve Krishbaum Donna Lancaster Bill Lang Mary Langley Tammy Lawrence Johnny Lawson Mike Lee Ocelia Lewis Tim Lynch Bruce McClendon Tate McKissick Sandy McMahan Cheryl McNabb Missy Martin Jimmy Miller Adam Moore Cynthia Moore Jan Moore Lisa Moore Victor Moore Anita Neeley Bobby Neeley 27 Bruce Neely Crystal O'Dell Bryan Overdear Sean Page Jerry Payne Lisa Payne Connie Peak Juanita Philbs Lisa Pittman Malinda Plumblee Mickey Porter Anita Powell John Price Clyde Raines Joey Raines Melody Reed Tony Reeves Greg Renn Barbara Resents Connie Riddle David Rollins Phillip Rushing John Smith Paula Smith Sandy Smith Jay Searcy Angie Sherrill Dean Simmons Kenny Sims Kevin Slater April Stephens Denise Stevens Eva Stevens Anthony Stewart Marlon Stone Bobbie Styles Teresa Sullivan Tracy Swindle Greg Taylor Lori Taylor Paula Taylor Jimmy Teas Rodney Thompson Lonnie Travillion Curtis Utz Lea Waddell Lisa Wagner Roy Walden Mollie Walker Lisa West Karen Whaley Robin Wheeler Lamar Whited Dale Whitmire Jerry Whitzell 28 Debbie Williams Millette Willaims Alan Wilson Fran Wilson Chris Wooden Greg Wooten Tommy Wooten Fresfimen W Sophomores Kim Adkins Trent Atchley Alan Avans Lashawn Bailey Chris Baldwin Mark Baliles Teresa Barnette Dal Bethune Lisa Boland Robert Bowers Tim Bowman Bruce Bradford Lamar Bradford Lisa Britt Kenny Brock Ron Buffington Sandy Burnett Tina Butler Tammy Chambers Kathy Chapman Danny Clark Lisa Clayton Lisa Clemons Mary Cole Tim Combs Joe Casper Mark Daniels Aaron Davis Mike Davis John Devlin Nick Dimos Robert Dickerson Paul Drew Timm Dunn Tim Durham Steve Everett Kim Fitzpatrick Eva Foshee Bobby Foshee Janice Freeman Nickie Friske Robin Gass Darrell Gentry Virginia Gentry Donna Gifford Mark Goodwin Crystal Green Mitchell Griffin Debbie Grimmite 30 Shannon Hampton Ronnie Haney Pam Harmon Rex Harrison Sherry Hawkins Lori Haswell Fredia Hicks Cheryl Hill Jim Hill Dee Dee Hilliard Donna Holland Deborah Hood Karma Hubble Ann Hughes Pam Hulvey Teresa Hunt Janna Hames Denise Johnson Michelle Jordon LeeAnn Kernea Lori Kirchmeyer Fred Langley Phillip Lawson Lloyd Lewis Richard Love William Lynn David Massengale Tracie McBryar Tim McBryar Wayne McCormick Kennon McKutchen Tommy Mcmahan Becky Miller Jeff Mitchell Audrey Moore Jenny Moore Evonne Morree Hope Moss Pam Newt Marsha Ott Sharon Owens Thomas Pardue Karen Parker Tim Parrish Paul Peterson Rickey Phillips Darrin Pierce Chris Porter Vickie Powell Tim Prince Brenda Pryor Lisa Pryor Beth Reese Travis Reese Rip Ridge Clinton Roberts 31 Julie Roberts John Rose Devina Scott Sammy Scott Sandra Scott Bernie Schultz Kim Seals Dennis Shrader Donna Simmons Robert Sims Karen Smith Marshall Smith Kerry Steele Gregg Stone Buster Stone Kim Street Darla Sutton Tommy Swafford Kim Tatum Eddy Timm Jeanie Tomlinson Steve Tomlinson Debra Thompson Mary Usry Randall Veal Lisa Wallace Virginia Warnock Sue Weaver Rhonda West Chris Westmoreland Vernon White Carnella Whitley Rodney Weid Kathy Wilson Tammy Wilson James Williams Violet Williams Steve Williams Tammy Whimpee Aaron Wooten 32 Sophomore Candids Pick up the ladder, please. Play it again. Greg. Tammy Adkins Gina Akers Teresa Alsobrook Mark Baslwin Sieve Beaudoin Priscilla Berry Richard Steve Blackmon David Blevins Marlin Blevins Melissa Blevins Vinson Blevins Alan Bolton Gary Bone Roger Bowen Darla Bradford Phillip Brown Terri Cagle Tammy Case Randy Chubb Lebron Clark Alan Clayton Cindy Clift Jeff Clure Kendall Crain Nena Crisp James Cole Steve Cole Donald Conner Wayne Cuzzort Cindy Daniel Mike Daniels Wayne Durham Doris Durham Steve Duvall Stephanie Ellis Randy Forester Stevie Forrester Kent Franks Debbie Gass Randy Gass Perry Gossett Trish Gothard Tony Gray Tony Griffith Buddy Hall Boyd Hartline Rhonda Henderson Dewanna Higdon Myra Hill Juniors 34 Bryan Holmes Clint Hulsey Candy Hughes Teresa Hurst Scott Konrad Bobby Lackey Leann Lawson Darren Lingerfelt Gretchen Lynch Vickie Martin Lynn Massengale Stacey Mathews Charlene McCarty Kathy Meeks Marie Miller Bruce Moore Jarrett Moore Karen Moore Bill Moss Dennis Murphy Melanie Neal Paula Neely Lisa Newsome Kristy Oft Ken Owens Suzie Page Ken Pack Gina Parion Micheal Plumlee Amy Privitt Kathy Raborn Todd Reese Jeff Reeves Butch Reeves Stanley Reeves Boyd Scott Lisa Powell Robert Sharp Jerry Sharp Kim Sharp Tammy Sims David Smedley Kevin Smith Kent Smith Amy Steele Caprice Stoner Paula Striker Mary Jane Sutton Rhonda Trapp Steve Troxtell Jeff Vaughn Greg Veal Terry Veal Ken Wilson Darvin York Johnny Roland 35 A� Senior Directory Wesley Frank Anderson Christopher Jonathan Bain Vica 12; Industrial Arts 9 Brenda Kathleen Barton Student Council 12: FBLA 9; FHA 10: President Chess Club 12. V. President 9: Junior Class Treasurer: Tennis 9. 10. II; Wrestling Manager II. 12: Drill Team 10. II. 12: Drill Team 2nd Lieutenent I I; Junior Representative Homecoming; Homecoming Queen Can- didate; Miss Northwest Georgia Candidate; Historian for Class Night Kimberly Jean Barton FHA 9. 10. I I; FCA 9. 10. II: Lettermen 12: Student Council 9. 10. II. 12; Lettermen Secretary 12; Student Council Secretary 12; Float Committee 9. 10. II. 12: Prom Committee II: B-team Basketball Cheerleader 9; Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 10. II. 12; Co- Captain II. 12: Most Talented Senior Superlative; Most Spirited Basketball Cheerleader 12: USCAA Cheerleading Award 11; Major- ette 9. 10. II. 12; Head Majorette 10. II. 12: Superior Marching Band Festival I I; Band Improvement Award 10; Majorette Award 9. 10. II: FHA Sweetheart Candidate 9. I I; Miss Springtime Candi- date 9. 10. II; Third runner up 9; Second runner up 10: First runner up I I: Miss Congeniality I I; Newspaper Staff 12: Northwest Geor- gia Junior Miss Contestant 12; Second runner up and Talent Award 12; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 12: Top Talent Class Night Speaker 12; Homecoming Court 12 Onvil Mae Bethune Glenda Faye Blackstock 4H 9; VICA 12 Donna Faye Bolton Judy Kay Bowen VICA 12 Linda C. Bowen Library Club 10. II. 12: Secretary 11. Vice President 12; Track 10: Chorus. Superior 11; Outstanding Library Assistant 11: Certificate of Service 12: Who’s Who Among American High School Students Ricky Eugene Breeden FBLA 10; FFA II. 12; Wrestling 12 Timothy Glenn Brogden Industrial Arts: Sociology Award 12 James Layne Carroll VICA Club Mark Dewight Casey FFA 10. II. 12 Vice President 12: Football 9. 10. II. 12 Three Year Letterman. Most Valuable Defensive Player II. 12: DeKalb Agricul- ture Award 12 Gary Lee Christopher VICA 10. II. 12; Electro-Mechanic Vocational Student of the Year 12; Perfect Attendance 12 Lester DeWayne Chubb VICA: Football 11.12 Most Improved 11 Most Valuable Offensive 12 Jackson Todd Clark Industrial Arts; FFA; Vica; Track 12 Rodney Brooks Clark FCA 9. 10. I I. 12; Letterman II. 12; FFA II. 12 Sentinel 12; Beta 10. II. 12; Football 9. 10. II. 12; Baseball 12 Sandra Benita Cloud FHA 9: FBLA 9. 10: 4H 9. 10; Tennis 9; Wrestling Manager II. 12; Drill Team 10. II. 12; Most Improved 10 Lisa Kathleen Cooper VICA Daniel Franklin Crabtree Industrial Arts; VICA: Float Committee Chairman; Wrestling Billy D. Creech Library Award 12: Perfect Attendance 12 Susan Loretta Towns Creech FBLA; 4H: Beta; Who’s Who Among American High School Stu- dents; Co-Captain Flags Corps Tony Lamar Crisp Connie Cheryl Cross FFA II. 12; Most Valuable Skeet Shooter Sharon Juanita Daniels VICA; FBLA Tammi Lynnette DeLaney Ronnie Lee Dickerson VICA 11. 12: FFA 10 Lisa Ann Downer 4H 9; Miss Springtime 1st Runner up 9: Miss Springtime I I; Beta Club Talent Show 10; Northwest Georgia Chorus 12: Chorus festi- val 12 Penny Lois Ellis Sandra Leigh Ferguson Jari Lynn Finlayson Library Club 9. 10. II. 12. Parliamentarian II. Secretary 12 Randall William Ford Presta Elaine Forester FBLA 9. 10. II. 12. Vice President 12: Parliamentarian 10: FFA I I: Student Council II. 12; Senior Class Treasurer; Basketball Cheer- leader II: Homecoming Court 12 Wanda Gail Foshee FHA 9: VICA 12; Health Occupation Delegate 12: Softball II: Medical Assistance in Competition 12; Superior Student in Health Occupations 12 Samuel Eugene Fowler Sherry Lynn Freeman Tammy Angela Fritts FBLA 9. 10. II: FHA 10: VICA II. 12 Treasurer 12 Carl Douglas Gass VICA; Auto-Mechanics Award 12 38 David Hobert Gass VICA; Electronics Award 12; Outstanding Electronics Student 12 Elitta Kay Gass Karl Seth Gass FFA 9. 10. II. 12; Chess 12; Basketball William Douglas Gentry Library 10. II; VICA 12 President 12; VOCA 11 Vice-President 11; 4H 9; Football 9 10 Wanda L. Gould Randall Lamar Guffey Lettermen's Club 10. II. 12; FCA 10. II. 12; Basketball 9. 10. II. 12; Cross Country II; RVI Student of the Year 12; Photography Award 12 Tracie Lea Harris Treasurer at Red Bank Independent Baptist School; FHA 12; Beta. Co-Chairman of Beta Talent Show 12; Library 12; Basketball 10; Valedictorian; Most Studious; Most Academic 9. 10; 1st place District. 2nd Place State in Old Testament Knowlege 9: 2nd place District. 1st Place State in Bio chemistry 10: Algebra II Award 12; Sweetheart Queen 9; FHA Sweetheart 12; Miss Springtime 12: Miss Congeniality 12 Neal Hill. Jr. Basketball 9. 10. II. 12 Selina Melinda Holmes VOCA II; VICA 12: English III Award 12 Grady Lamar Hood Football 9. 10; Drafting II Award 12; Perfect Attendance 12; Superi- or Student in Drafting 12 Rodney Wendell Hysinger. Jr. VICA; ROTC Cecilia L. Jackson Donna Ann Johnson FBLA 10. II. 12; VICA: Chorus Craig Quinton Jordan Jeffrey Scott Keller FFA; VICA: Baseball Karen Denise Kesler Lettermen 10. II. 12; FFA; Vica: Softball 9. 10. 12; Cheerleader 9 James Henry Lawson Basketball 9. 10. II. 12: Tennis 9. 10. II. 12; Letterman; FCA: FCA Award 12 Teresa Marie Long Beta; FBLA Sharon Darlene Lynch Chorus William Mark Lynch FFA 9. 10. II. 12; Sentinel 10. II. President 12; Letterman 10. II. 12; President Freshman Class: Football 9. 10. II. 12: Track 12: Wrestling 9. 10. II. 12 State Wrestler II. 12; Male Beauty Contest 12; Longshore’s Nitty Gritty Greenhouse Band II. 12; Lumberjack Contest 11.12 Kathy Marie Lynn Alvin Lee Marshall. Jr. Renae Edna Matthews VICA Lamar Delmus Mauldin. Jr. Perfect Attendance 12 Curtis Earl McBryar FBLA; VICA Milford L. McBryar FFA; 4H; Chess Club; Tennis: Sold second most oranges in FFA; 1st in horseshoes at Lumberjack Contest Russell K. McBryar FCA: Letterman’s Club: Wrestling 9: Track 10; Football 9. 10. II. 12; Male Beauty Contest 2nd Runner Up Joe Edward McCown. Jr. David M. McFarland Most Handsome Senior Superlative; Basketball 9. 10. II. 12; Letter- men Gregory Kevin McMahan Wrestling 9 Reginald Mark McMahan FFA 12; Lettermen 10. II. 12; Student Council 12: Baseball II; Track 12; Football 9. 10. II. 12; All North Georgia Football Team II: Winner's Plaque 12; Lumberjack Team 12 Lenard Reese McNabb VICA Tammy Annette York Mathis VICA 12: BETA 12 Brenda Gail Miles VICA Barbara Lynn Moore Carrie Allyson Moore Student Council 9. 10. II. 12: Lettermen 10. II. 12; Beta 10. II, 12; FBLA 12; Sophomore Class Reporter: Prom Committee I I: Bas- ketball 9. 10. II. 12 Best Offensive 10. Best Rebounder II. Best Defense 12; Tennis 10. II. 12 Best Doubles II. 12; Best Singles 12; Chattanooga News — Free Press All-North Georgia Basketball 10; Who’s Who Among American High School Students I I; French I Award 12; Chorus II. 12; 2nd Place Regional Literary Events Girls’ Trio 12 Donald Rudolph Moore. Jr. Beta 10. II. 12: 4H 9: Drama 10: Library Club 10: Track 10; Star Student; Who's Who Among American High School Students 9. 11; Awarded National History Day Certificate and Medal 12; Band 9. 10. II. 12; Band Improvement Award 9; Swing Band Award 10; Chorus 12; 2nd Place Boys' Quartet 12: 1st Place District and State History Fair; 2nd Place National History Fair II; 1st Place State Problem Solving Bowl Finalist in Nation 10; Boy Scouts; Eagle Scout; God and Country Sandra Kay Moore FBLA 9. 12. Reporter 12: Chess Club 9; Letterman’s 10. II. 12 Vice- President 12; Beta Club 10. II. 12; Student Council 12; Freshman Class Secretary; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Junior Class Presi- dent; Most Likely to Succeed 10; Best All Around 10: Most Depend- able 12; Softball 9. 10. 12 Most Valuable Player 10. 12: Basketball 9. 10. II. 12. Four-year Letterman; Tennis 11: Mascot I I; Who’s Who Among American High School Students II: Who's Who 39 Among American Journalism Students 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Year- book Staff Award 12; Northwest News Staff 12; Co-Editor of the Yearbook; Top 10% of Senior Class: Candidate for Miss Northwest Georgia Angela Delynn Moreland William Howard (Bill) Morton FBLA 9; FFA 9: VICA Club. Reporter 10. II; Teacher's Pest Senior Superlative Jimmy D. Mullins. Jr. VICA Glen Edward Murphy FFA Treasurer: Football 9. 10. II. 12; Student Council Award 12: Wittiest Senior Superlative Phyllis Joy Wooten Nix 4H 9; FHA 10; Student Council: Best Dressed Senior Superlative; Northwest Georgia's Representative on the Miller's Teen Board Ira Quinn Parker. Jr. Chess 9. 12: 4H 10. II: Chess Club Tournament Chairman; Perfect Attendance 11 Erik L. Patterson Basketball Manager Vicki Lynn Payne Basketball 9. 10; Softball 9. 10. 12 Steven Jeffery Phillips Groom in Mock Wedding Susan Kay Phillips VICA 12. Secretary 12; Beta 10. 12; Health Occupations Award; Perfect Attendance: Competed in VICA Competition James Franklin Plumlee Wrestling 9. 10. II. 12. State Champion I I; Football 9. 10. II. 12; Most Valuable Wrestler II. 12: Most Valuable Boys' Track Runner Karla Marie Raines FFA 10; Student Council 10. II. 12. Reporter II. 12; Letterman Club I I. Reporter 11: Senior Class Secretary: Prom Committee 11: B Team Football Cheerleader 9: Co-Captain Wrestling Cheerleader 10; Bat Girl I I: Basketball Cheerleader I I; Homecoming Court 12; Student Council Award 11; Northwest News Staff 9. II. 12. Co- Editor 12; Miss Springtime Speaker II. 12; Class Night Speaker 12 Rita Fay Raines FFA 10. II; FHA 9. 10: VICA 12: 4H 9 Monica June Rake 4H 9. 10. II. 12. Girls' Vice President 10. 12. County Council President 12; FHA 9. 10. II. 12; FBLA II. 12. President 12: Chorus 12; Office Aide 10. II. 12; Senior Class Reporter: Softball 9: Drivers Ed. Award 10; Shorthand Award I I; Outstanding Business Award 12; United States Student Council Award 12; Georgia Key Award 10; Perfect Attendance 9. 10; Miss Sweetheart Representative 10; Homecoming Court 9. 10. I 2. Queen I 2; Page for Georgia House of Representatives 12: Senior Class Night Speaker; Miss Springtime Speaker 12 Kimberly Kay Reeves 4H 9. 10. Secretary 9: FBLA 10; Letterman 10. II. 12; FCA II. 12; Basketball 9. 10. II. 12. Best Defensive 11. Most Valuable 12; All- North Georgia I I: Cross Country 10. II. 12. Regional Trophy 10. I I: Track 10. II. 12. Regional and State Champion 10. II. Most Valuable II; Tennis 10: Softball 12; Northwest Georgia Achieve- ment Honor 10. II. 12: Junior Olympics in Atlanta; Junior Olym- pics in Memphis; Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents I I Stephanie Michele Richardson FBLA 10. II; Drama 10: Office Aide 9; Northwest News Staff II. 12; Circulation 12 Tarre Ridge FBLA 9. 10. II; FHA 9. 10. II. 12; FFA 12: Cheerleader 9; Drill Team 10 Melissa Ruth Searcy FBLA 10; FCA 10: Lettermen II. 12: Beta II. 12: Student Council 12: Prom Chairman I I; Track I I: Football Cheerleader 9. 10. II. Captain 12. Best All Around 12; Basketball Cheerleader 9. 10. II. 12: Journalism Award lit Newspaper Certificate 12: English IV Award 12; Journalism III Award 12; Georgia Girl’s State Delegate I I; Newspaper Staff 10; Editor-in-Chief II. 12; Who's Who Among American High School Students II. 12; Society of Distinguished American High School Students II. 12: USCAA Cheerleading Award II: Toss-up team 12 Rebecca Jeanne Shelton McBryar Library: Drama: Softball; Track 10. II; Who's Who Among Ameri- can High School Students Sandra Lynn Short FBLA 9. 10. II. 12 Roger Allen Shrader Thomas Jereld Sims 4-H Club 9: Reporter 9: 4-H Land Judging Award 9: 4-H Junior Leadership Award 9; Chess Club 9; Library Club 10. II. 12. Report- er I I. President 12: Georgia Association of Media Assistants 10. II. 12; State Convention. Atlanta 10. II. 12; 1st. Place Media Project 12: Library Award II. 12: Library Aide 10. II. 12; Drama Club 10. II. Reporter II; One-Act Play Competition. Rome 10; Northwest Georgia Problem Solving Team 10; Scholar's Bowl Team I 2; Toss-Up Team 12: Beta Club II. 12. Treasurer 12: Junior Class Reporter; Prom Committee: Homecoming Float Committee 9. 10. II. 12; Marching and Concert Band 10. II. 12; Quartet Master Committee 12: Swing Band 10. II. 12: Swing Band Award 10: Band Improvement Award 10: Pep Band Award I I; Chorus II. 12; Vice- President I I; Northwest Georgia Quartet I I; Chorus Solo Ensem- ble Excellent Rating II; Band Solo Ensemble Excellent. Superior Rating 12; Literary Meet. Carrollton II. 12: All-District Chorus 12: Northwest News Staff Reporter 12. Business Manager. Photogra- pher. Assistant Editor 12; Senior Edition Editor 12; International Quill and Scroll Society 12: United States National Journalism Award 12; Who's Who Among American High School Students. Journalism 12: Senior Band Award 12: Perfect Attendance Award 12 Barry D. Smith Most Courteous Senior Superlative: VICA; Baseball 10. II. 12: Football 9. 10. II. 12: Winners Plaque; Gary Wilson Award 12 Mitchell Kevin Smoak Best Dressed Senior Superlative Jacqualine Renee Smith 4-H Club; VICA; FBLA Debra M. Stewart Library Club: Student Council Representative: VICA: Library Club Certificate; Miss. Springtime Contestant Anita Faye Stockman Jackie E. Stockman FFA 9. 10. II. 12: VICA 12: Wrestling II. 12; Perfect Attendance 12; Saint Jude Bike-a-Thon 12. 40 Robin Lanore Stoner Simon Pat Strickland VICA; President; Wrestling David Wayne Tabor Most Spirited Senior Superlative; Library Club: Student Council; Wrestling; Baseball Manager; Football Manager; Wolverine Mascot Rickey Lane Tatum Lori Ann Taylor Wittiest Senior Superlative; 4-H 9. 10; FBLA 9. 10. II; Drama 10. 11; Newspaper Certificate 12; NW News Staff Writer II. 12; Office Aide 9; Color Guard 9: Advertising Manager Senior Edition 12; Perfect Attendance 9. 10. II. 12 Mendy Kay Taylor Tammy Lee Timm Drama Club 9. II: Beta Club 10. II. 12; Chorus II. 12; Student Council 10; Drill Team 10. II. 12; Beta Secretary; Beta President; Drill Team 1st Lieutenant; Captain Drill Team; Chorus Secretary and Treasurer: Accompanist Award; Future Problem Solving Bowl State Winner 10: Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents: United States Drill Team Achievement Award: American Business Womens Association Scholarship: Scholars Bowl Team; Toss-Up Team; Accounting I Award; Drill Team Best Drill Award. Best All Around: Chorus Solo-Ensemble. All District Chorus; Liter- ary Meet Girls Trio; Best All Around Chorus; National Chorus Award Marion Bradley Tinker Chess Club: FFA; Football; Baseball; Best Defense II. 12 William Lee Tinker Concert Band 9. 12. II: Marching Band 9. 10. II: Swing Band; Pep Band; Junior Class Secretary; French I Award; English II Award; Who’s Who Among American High School Students; Student Council; Beta Club; Chess Club; Northwest News Staff; Junior 4-H Leadership Award; Most Improved Band Member: Chorus: Chorus Solo Ensemble; Band Solo Ensemble: French Horn Section Leader; Swing Band Award; Top Ten Student; Prom Committee; Float Com- mittee Dion Franklin Tipton VICA; Saint Jude Bike-A-Thon Sherrie Renee Trapp Perfect Attendance 9. 10. II. 12: Top Salesman Junior Class Ivan Wesley Wallin FFA; Wrestling; Most Improved; Saint Jude Bike-A-Thon. David Eugene Warren Franklin E. West VICA Mark R West Daniel Reid Wheeler FFA: FBLA: Student Council: Lettermans Club: Freshman Treasurer: Sophomore Treasurer; Football; Baseball: Basketball; Most Valu- able Player Football; Winners Plaque; Baseball Pitching Award: All North Georgia Baseball Team All Stars: Winner Male Beauty Con- test; Longshores Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. Robert Jeffery White Most Talented Senior Superlative; Best All Around Senior Superla tive; FFA; Drama Club; Library Club; FFA Star Green-hand Award; FFA Quartet: Basketball: Beta Club: Vice-President Beta Club: Li- brary Vice-President: Student Council Senior Class Vice-President: Georgia Certificate Of Merit; Georgia American Legion Boys State; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Boys Quartet 2nd. Place Region; Solo-Ensemble Superior Rating; Superior and Excellent Rating 12; All District Chorus; Most Outstanding Chorus; National Chorus Award; Quartet Award; Special Services Award; Certificate Of Services; Scholars Bowl Team; Library Award: Home coming Float Committee: Prom Committee: FFA String Band: Slide Presentation 1st. Place. Jeff Lebron Whitzell Stephen Glenn Wilson 4-H Club; Industrial Arts Club: Library Club; VICA; Tennis; March- ing Band; Concert Band; Perfect Attendance 9. II; Library Club State Convention Danny James York Chess Club; Parliamentarian; Library Club 10. II. 12; Library Club Student Council Representative 10. President II. Vice-President 12; Georgia Association of Media Assistants 10. II. 12; State Convention Atlanta 10. II. 12; 1st Place Media Project; Library Award II. 12; Library Aide Award: Drama Club; One-Act Play Competition II; FFA; FFA Competition; 1st. Place Quartet: Beta Club; Student Council; Vice-President II. President 12; Problem Solving Team 9; Toss-Up Team II. 12; Scholars Bowl Team 12; Dalton Junior College Scholars Bowl All-Star Team II. 12: Dalton Junior College Scholars Bowl Scholarship; Marching and Concert Band 9. 10. II. 12: Swing Band 9. 10. II. 12: Band Captain 12: Band-Aide Award 10. II; Band Improvement Award 10; Swing Band Award 10. II: Band Leadership Award I I; Band Solo-Ensem- ble Excellent. Superior Rating 12; Chorus 9. 10. II. 12: President 12: Northwest Georgia Quartet 11: Chorus Solo-Ensemble Superior Rating I I: All-District Chorus 12; Senior Band Award; Senior Cho- rus Award; Literary Meet. Carrollton II. 12; English II Award; Journalism II; Journalism Award II; Freshmen Class Reporter; Sophomore Class President; Junior Class Vice-President; Senior Class President; Homecoming Float Committee 9. 10. II. 12; Prom Committee; Most Dependable Senior Superlative: Most Likely To Succeed Senior Superlative; Perfect Attendance For 12 Years; Spe cial Services Award; Certificate Of Services Award: Band Leader- ship Award 12; John Phillip Sousa Award 12: Danforth I Dare You Award. Shannon Kirk York Most Studious Senior Superlative: Beta 10. II. 12; Chess Club 9; FFA 9-. Tennis 12: Typing I Award: Geometry Award: English IIIB Award: Georgia Certificate of Merit; Presbyterian College Certifi- cate of Merit; Salutatorian; Perfect Attendance 9. I I. Shelia Lynn York Industrial Arts 9. 10. II. 12; FBLA 12: FHA 9; Industrial Arts Secretary 9. Treasurer 9. Historian 10. Parliamentarian 10. Presi- dent II. 12; FBLA Historian 12; Governors Honors 1980-1981. Industrial Arts Award; Who’s Who Among American High School Students: Perfect Attendance; Prom Committee; Float Committee 9. 10. II. 12; Industrial Arts State Convention Representative. Macon. Georgia 9. 10. II: FBLA State Convention Representative. Atlanta. Georgia 12: Problem Solving Team. Problem Solving Bowl Athens. Georgia 9; Honor and Star Roll 9. 10. II. 12 y THE YEAR THE YEAR THE YERR TIHIC TEAK Don Moore was named the STAR student for the 1981-82 school year. Don obtained the hon- or by scoring highest on the Scholastic Aptitude Test he took last fall. His SAT score, combined with his high school average, was used to deter- mine the award. The STAR teacher is chosen each year by the STAR student. Don chose Mrs. Rosemary Stephens as the 1981-82 STAR teach- er. Congratulations to Don and Mrs. Stephens! 47 SENIORS Senior Class Officers Judy Kay Bowen Linda C. Bowen Ricky Eugene Breedon Timothy Glenn Brogden James Layne Carrol Mark Dewight Casey 48 Sandra Benita Cloud Lisa Kalhelecn Cooper Daniel Franklin Crabtree Susan Towns Creech Tony Lamar Crisp Connie Cheryl Cross Billy D. Creech Sharon Juanita Daniels Tammi Lynnette DeLaney Lisa Ann Downer Penny Lois Ellis Sandra Leigh Ferguson 49 Wanda L. Gould Allen Gray Randall Lamar Guffey Tracie Lea Harris 50 m Neal Hill Jr. Selina Melinda Holmes Grady Lamar Hood Rodney Wendall Wysinger Jr. Cecilia L. Jackson Donna Ann Johnson Craig Quinton Jordon Karen Denise Kesler James Henry Lawson Teresa Marie Long William Mark Lynch Kathy Marie Lynn Renae Edna Matthews Lamar Delmus Mauldin Jr. Curtis Earl McBryar Milford L. McBryar 51 Russell Kirk McBryar Joe Edward McCown Jr. David M. McFarland Gregory Kevin McMahan Reginald Mark McMahan Brenda Gail Miles Barbara Lynn Moore Carrie Allyson Moore Donald Rudolph Moore Jr. Sandra Kay Moore Jimmy D. Mullins Glen Edward Murphy Phyllis Joy Wooten Nix Ira Quinn Parker Jr. 52 0 Vicki Lynn Payne Karla Marie Raines Stephanie Michele Richardson Sandra Lynn Short Tarre Ridge Melissa Ruth Searcy Rebecca Jeanne Shelton Thomas Jereld Sims Barry D. Smith Jacqualine Renee Smith 53 Debra M. Stewart David Wayne Tabor Tammy Lee Timm Rickey Lane Tatum Marion Bradley Tinker Lori Ann Taylor Mendy Kay Taylor William Lee Tinker Dion Franklin Tipton Sherrie Renee Trapp Ivan Wesley Walin David Eugene Warren Franklin E. West 54 Jeff Lebron Whitzell Shelia Lynn York Mark R West Daniel Reid Wheeler SENIOR SPONSERS Tammy Annette York Danny James York Robert Jeffery White Shannon Kirk York Senior Superlatives Right: Prettiest and Most Hand- some. Monica Rake and (not pic- tured) David McFarland. Bottom Left: Most Talented. Kim Barton and Jeff White. Bottom Right: Wittiest. Lori Taylor and Glen Murphy. Left: Best All Around. Monica Rake and Jeff White. Below Left: Most Studious. Tracie Harris and Shannon York. Below Right: Most Courteous. Presta Forrester and Barry Smith. Super Seniors 60 Left to Right, front row: Baldy Williams. Danny Blevins. Wayne Cuzzort. Jimmy Plumlee. Randy Chubb. Shannon Hampton. Tony Crisp. Kirk Prince, Trent Atchely. Steve Beaudoin. Tim Prince. Tim Lynch Middle Row: David Rollins. Alan Bolton. Lester Chubb. Daniel Wheller. Mark Lynch. Michael Plumlee. Jay Searcy. Joey Raines. Charlie Alsobrook. Chris Porter. Kerry Steele. Third row: Rodney Clark. Jeff Vaughan. Rusty McBryar, Barry Smith. Reggie McMahan. Mark Casey. Glen Murphey. Kenny Brock, Perry Gossett. Bill Moss. I dare you to step over this line. 65 Boy’s Basketball The 198 I -82 Boy’s basketball team had a very successful season. Even though five seniors will be lost, the team as a whole gained some valu- able experience. Pictured below are Lamar Guf- fey, Steve Blackman. Dennis Dabbs. Jay Searcy. Karl Gass. Jeff Reeves. Tim Bowman. Buddy Hall, Eddie Timm. Daniel Wheeler. Neal Hill. Jimmy Lawson. Jarrett Moore, and Coach Billy Millican. Girls’ Basketbal Left to right: Kim Reeves. Vickie Martin. Sandra Moore. Stephanie Ellis. Caprice Stoner. Allyson Moore. Kay Gass. Janet Tinker. Kristy Ott. Teresa Alsobrook. and kneeling. Coach Bill Bigham The 1981-82 Wolverenes posted an outstanding season with an over-all record of 21 wins and 4 losses. North- west placed second in the sub-region tournaments but was eliminated in the first round of Regions by Cartersville. Four seniors will be lost due to gradu- ation. They are: Kay Gass. Allyson Moore. Sandra Moore, and Kim Reeves. All four seniors played regu- larly and three were regular starters. Junior Caprice Stoner started varsity frequently while Teresa Alsobrook, Stephanie Ellis. Vickie Martin, and Kristy Ott saw quite a bit of playing time. A special thanks goes out to Coach Bigham for all his time and efforts, and for everything he did for the team. 70 I Got The Beat Pisgah looks disappointed after Northwest puts a halt to their winning streak. Northwest's fans stand proud. Rip down that rebound! iip mm) ay m bombs J The Bill Bigham 7 1 look! Project Adventure is trying, succeeding, failing, and trying again. The old saying, It’s better to have tried and failed than to have never tried at all” is made into a distinct reality. Through the Project Adventure curriculum. Group Initiative Problems, such as the Nitro-crossing. The Wall.” and the Electric Fence help build mutual support within a group. All of the exercises which entail the use of balance and agility help develop the students level of physical coordination. Almost all the activities help increase the students sense of self-confidence. Activities such as the Tangle”. 4-pointer. Hog call” and all the trust activities help develop an increased joy in one’s physical self, and in being with others. A lot of the Project Adventure unit is taught on the Ropes Course and in the outdoors to provide students with different experiences and help develop an increased familiarity and identification with the natural world. In many ways the course and the risks involved are uncompromising for students the experience is both stressful and joyous. Ideally as they dare to try they being to experience physical success and recognize that the seemingly difficult is often quite possible. Their struggles are often the beginnings of maturity which we believe entails, in part, having real experience with a wide range of natural human reactions — fear. joy. fatigue, compassion, laughter, pain and love. Coach Millican Wrest Our Score Opponent Opponent’s 51 Chatt. Valley 24 26 Cass 51 31 East Rome 38 30 Lafayette 45 40 Model 42 24 N.W. Whitfield 49 57 Darlington 30 44 Lafayette 38 48 Ooltewah 29 48 Chatt. City 22 7 wrestlers Make State!!! This years captains were Jimmy Plumlee and Mark Lynch. Both are graduating seniors along with Ivan Wallin. Ricky Breeeden. Jackie Stock- man and Simon Strickland. This years team pro- duced two most valuable players Jimmy Plumlee and Kenny Bishop. Kenny’s record was 9-0. Jim- my's was 9-1. According to Coach Beard. It was hard to get their morale up. but they were hard workers. Other leading performers on the team were; Mark Lynch — 9-0-1, Danny Blevins — 7- I. Ivan Wallin — 8-2. and Vernon White — 6-3. Overall the wrestlers performance was excep- tional with 7 wrestlers qualifying for state. Top left to right; Jeff Mitchell, Ivan Wallin, Mark Lynch. Danny Blevins. Michael Plumlee, Kenny Bishop and not pictured Jimmy Plumlee state bound. Left: Wrestling Managers Lori Kirchmeyer, Sandy Cloud. Kathy Barton. Virginia Warnock. Joy York. Teresa Barnett. Kim Street, and Kay I Hubble. H Coach Beard would like I to give a special thanks for H all their help. ■ Bottom Left: B-Team B wrestlers. David Smeadly. I Bernie Schultz. Simon ■ Strickland. Mark Daniels, ■ Mark Blevins. Mark Good- win and I im I vnch 75 Top left to right; Coach Beard. Kim Reeves. Kelley Ellis. Marie Miller. Lisa Newsome. Terri Cagle. Stephanie Ellis. Lori Kirchmeyer. Becky Gothard. Janna James. Lisa Moore. Teresa Alsobrook. Me- lanie Neal. Janet Tinker. Crystal Green. Virginia Warnock. Bottom left to right; Mark Goodwin. Jarrett Moore. Jimmy Plumlee. Bruce Bradford. Clint Hulsey. Mark Lynch. Reggie McMahan. Eric Patterson. Mike Gray. Jimmy Teas. Aaron Woo- ten. Tim Lynch. David Goodwin. Jimmy Miller. Allan Wilson. 76 The 1981-82 Cross Country teams showed considerable improvement and more participation than last year's. Pictured above is the boys' team. From left to right: Coach Beard. Robert Bowers. Lamar Guffey. Joey Floyd. Jimmy Teas. Jimmy Miller. Mike Gray, and Victor Moore. The Girls' Cross Country team members included, from left to right: Coach Gerald Beard. Trish Gothard. Janna James. Lisa Moore. Melanie Neal. Kim Reeves. Teresa Alsobrook. Crystal Green, and Missy Martin. - -J� 78 The 1981-82 Wolverine Boys Tennis team proved to be both challenging and powerful. Steve Morris coached the boys and guided them through a tough season. Jimmy Lawson (right) was named Most Valuable Player and shared Most Valuable Doubles honors with Jay Searcy. Pictured above are Shannon York. Tim McBryar. Wayne Goff. Milford McBryar. Philip Lawson. Jay Searcy, and Coach Morris. The tennis tea Moore. Tammy 79 Standing left to right are; Charlie Alsobrook, Eddie Timm. Buddy Hall. Tim Bowman. Barry Smith. Daniel Wheeler. Wayne Cuzzort. Rodney Clark. Roy Morgan. Brad Tinker. Steve Blackmon. Shannon Hampton. Mike Cuzzort and Joe Cosper. (TJ -G at Kh (U CO PRIDE ENS� 80 Softball This year the State of Ga. made softball a state sport. The first NWG Girls Team played hard and played to win and win they didl When region tournaments came around, this first year team played 5 back to back games to take second. We are all proud of the fighting Lady Wolves. This years team was made up of; Sandra Moore. Vicki Payne. Kim Reeves. Karen Kesler. Sherry Freeman. Nena Crisp. Darla Bradford. Lori Kirchmeyer. Tina Butler. Gina Parton, Rhonda Trapp. LeAnn Lawson. Marie Miller, Cindy Clift. Caprice Stoner and Stephanie Ellis. A special thanks to Coach Bill Bigham and Mr. Johnny Murphy, statistician, for all their time and efforts. 1 9 S 2 Rhonda make First. 81 Music Banquet The 1982 Music banquet proved to be one of the most successful ever. Trophies were presented to outstand- ing drill team members, and drill team captains. The band awards included most improved, musicianship, most outstanding, leadership. John Philip Sousa, band captain, and drum major award. Also included are most valu- able Majorette and Flag team member. Chorus awards were given for accom- panist. quartet. Miss and Mr. All Northwest Georgia Chorus, and spe- cial honors to senior members. fi +1 Football Cheerleaders The 1981-82 football cheerleaders showed a lot of spirit for the Wolver- ines. Pictured at the bottom of the page from left to right are Audrey Moore. Missy Searcy, Crystal Green. Vickie Martin. Caprice Stoner. Rhonda West. Tammy Adkins, and Teresa Bar- nette. Basketball Cheerleaders Fall Sports Banquet 1981-82 The Fall Sports Banquet was held in the cafeteria of Northwest Georgia. Coach Mike Walton was the Mas- ter of Ceremonies and Coach Roy Gregory, line coach from the University of Tennessee at Chattan- ooga was the guest speak- er. Before awards were giv- en. everyone enjoyed a covered dish supper in honor of the parents and athletes. Coach Mike Walton Roy Gregory Left to Right: Vickie Martin. Most Spirited Cheerleader; Caprice Stoner. Most Valu- able in Girl’s Cross Country: Sandra Moore. Most Valu- able Softball Player; and Missy Searcy. Best All Around Cheerleader. 92 1981 -82's Most Valuable Defense play- er is Mark Casey and Most Valuable Offensive. Lester Chubb. Football Hustle Awards were given to Shannon Hampton. Barry Smith. Mark Casey. Reggie McMa- han. and Daniel Wheeler. Named Most Valuable Player and Giv- en the Coca-Cola award was Senior Daniel Wheeler. 93 Winter Sports Banquet The winter sports banquet was held in the cafeteria. Special guest speaker was Georgia Coach Andy Landers. Coach Landers enhances and enlightens crowd. Georgia Coach — Andy Landers. Wrestling Awards were given to Danny Blevins. Jimmy Plumlee. Kenny Bishop. Jeff Mitchell. Ivan Wallin. Mark Lynch and Michael Plumlee. Kenny Bishop and Jim- my Plumlee also shared Most Valuable Wrestler Award. Left: Girls’ Basketball trophies were awarded as follows: Vickie Marlin. Best Free Throw: Caprice Stoner. Best Offense: Terri Cagle. Best Rebounder: Allyson Moore. Best Defense: and Kim Reeves. Most Valuable. Boys' Basketball awards were given to Neal Hill. Best Defense and Best Rebounder. Best All Around and Most Spirited Cheerleaders are Kim Barton and Tammy Adkins. Spring Sports Banquet The guest speaker at the Spring Banquet both enlightened and enthralled the crowd. He spoke of the importance of participation in high school athletics. 95 Most Valuable Boys Track Award was given to Jimmy Plum- lee. Best Doubles Girls Tennis Award was presented to Julie Roberts and Allyson Moore. Ally- son also received Most Valuable player trophy. Track Awards were given to Terri Cagle and Kim Reeves. Kim was also given Most Valuable Girls Track Award. Baseball Awards were presented to Daniel Wheeler. Brad Tinker and Wayne Cuzzort. The doubles team of Jay Searcy and Jimmy Lawson was awarded Most Valued Doubles team for the 1982 Boys’ tennis program. Jimmy also received the Most Valuable Player trophy. Barry Smith received the Gary Wilson Award FCA Athlete of the Year — Jimmy Lawson 99 100 If there ever was any truth to the statement the good keep getting better the vocal music program at NWG is a prime ex- ample. In only its second year the program has shown great improvements. Performances were given at Spring Concert. Lions Club Christmas Meeting. Christmas program at Tri- County Hospital, and various other places. The Chorus also made a good showing at festi- val. The quartet of Butch Reeves. Jeff White. Gregg Stone and Don Moore along with the Trio. Dewanna Hig- don. Allyson Moore and Tammy Timm both took sec- ond at literatry meet. Stated left-to-right; Cheryl Hill. Kim Sharp. Norma Freeman. Karen Harrison. Susie Clemons. Lashawn Bailey. Jeannie Tomlinson. Rhonda West. Audrey Moore. Tammy Gothard. Mary Sutton. Sherry. Cynthia Beason. Fran Wilson. Lisa Pryor. Tracie Harris. Debbie Grimmett. Lisa Smith. Paula Cagle. Kelly Ellis. Suzie Page. Tarrie Ridge. Cathy Wilson. Monica Rake. Tammy Chambers. Lisa Clemons. Cindy Daniels. H A � . Sweetheart Queen . Tracie Harris Student Council Officer — Danny York — President. Nena Cri p — Vice-President. Kim Barton — Secretary. Monica Rake — Trea- surer. Karla Raines — Reporter, and Mrs. Den- ton — Sponsor. Miss Springtime was per- haps the most beautiful and most successful in the histo- ry of Northwest Georgia. Other than mishaps in sound effects. Miss Spring- time was enjoyed by all. Trade Harris was crowned queen by 1981 Miss Spring- time. Lisa Downer. Trade was also named Miss Con- geniality. Hceeeeeeerrrrrr'� Johnny! Liu congratulate� Tracie. no Miss Springtime 1982 The five finalist : Julie Roberts. Traci Harris. Tammy Case. Sunday Bastain. and Dewana Higdon. 1981 Sweetheart. Lisa Downer. Front row left to right: Hope Moss. Rhonda West. Cathy Wilson. Kelly Ellis. Presta Forrester. Darla Bradford. Gina Parion. Vicki Marlin. Greg Wooten. Mary Sutton. Debbie Stewart. Lori Kirchmeyer. Lynesia Atchley. Karla Raines. Kim Barton. Missy Searcy. Tammy Adkins. Lisa Pryor. Tim Parish. Clint Hulsey. Mrs. Denton. Sandra Moore. Allyson Moore. Wayne Cuzzort. Shannon Hampton. Nena Crisp. Monica Rake. David Tabor. Jay Searcy. Danny York. Amy Privet!. Glen Murphy. Reggie McMahan. Perry Gossett. Steve Duvall, and Kevin Slator. Aides Counselor Aides — Glen Murphy. Kim Street. Vicki Payne. Janna James. Chris Baldwin. Kim Barton. Karla Raines. Myra Hill. Tammy Adkins. Kathy Meeks, and Mrs. Hill. Office Aides — Monica Rake. Deb- bie Gass. Vicki Payne. Gretchen Lynch. Allen Gray. Kathy Barton. Steve Everett. Lashawn Bailey. Missy Marlin. Karla Raines. Phillip Lawson. Lamar Guffey, and Mrs. Dickerson. Drama Club Officer . Robin Gas — President. Irish Gothard — Treasurer Secretary. Steve Everett — Vice- President. Front left to right: Mickey Porter. Bobbie Styles. Becky Gothard. Scott Griffith. Teresa Barnett. Irish Gothard. Regina Brandenburg. Middle: Irish Davis. Jeannie Gentry. Stevie Forester. Karen Smith. Donna Holland. John Devlin. Rhonda West. Candy Hughes. Back: Sponsor Donald Leach. Robin Gass. Randy Forester. Jimmy Teas. Sunday Bastain. Christine Baldwin. Virginia Warnock. Steve Everett. Marilyn Gass. 114 Butch Reeves — President Monica Rake — Girl's Vice-President Lloyd Lewis Boy s Vice President 115 F B L A Bible Officer� seated left to right; Monica Rake. Pre ta Forrester. Allyson Moore. Sandra Moore. Cathy Lynn. Michelle Richardson. Terri Massengale. Becky Gothard. Connie Peek. Teresa Long. Lisa Smith. Sheila Jackson. Vickie Martin. Amy Steele. Karen Moore. Trish Gothard. and Mrs. Kay Hill. Kathy Raborn and Bruce Bradford Industrial Arts Club. Sheila York. Wanda Gould. Bruce Neeley. John Painter. Gregg Wrenn. Rodney Thompson. 116 Northwest News Staff These are those hungry reporters famed for scoop- ing the Sentinel that put out the Wolverine” monthly. These are the faces in front of the brains. All those seemingly harmless high school students are really Clark and Clara Kents! Pictured in mass dissarray are Mrs. Shadrick. Michelle Richardson, Tommy Sims. Lori Taylor. Kim Barton. Co- editor — Missy Searcy. Co- editor — Karla Raines. Gina Parton. Phillip Lawson, Kay Hubble. Steve Williams, and Clint Hulsey, (also Sandra Moore) The staff is shown below in a top-secret, closed-door staff meeting!? Simon Strickland President Allen Bolton Vice president Lynn McKaig Treasurer Kay Phillips Secretary Dennis Murphy Parlimentarian FFA members left to right - James. Robert. Ivan. Ricky. Karen. Mark C.. Mark I.. Lisa. Tim. Boyd. Rhonda. Tracie. Ken. Jarrett. Gregg. Joey. Rodney. Reggie. Glen. Mark D.. Glen. Darren. Lynesia. Kevin. Scott. Jackie. Brad. Milford. Bruce. Daniel. Buddy. Timmy. Sammy. Kim. Lon. Caprice. Stephanie. Dino. Kelly. Butch. Baldey. Doug. Charles. Darryl. Glen. Randy. Tim. Carl. Anthony. Larry Longshore. IMOKI HWfcST 1 GEORGIA - ■ HIGH SCHOOL FFA Officers — Rhonda Trapp — reporter. Rodney Clark — Sentinel. Mark Casey — Vice-President. Glen Murphy — Treasur- er. Mark Lynch — President, and Kay Gass — Secretary. 119 Future Farmers Of America I� v. 3% .' STa? jf� . 120 Melissa Blevins. Mrs. Wheeler. Linda Bowen. Jari Finlayson. Debbie Stewart. Becky Shelton. Tracie Harris. Danny York. Jeff White. Tommy Sims L ♦ I b r a r y c i u Toss-up and Scholars Bowl Team. Missy Searcy. Mrs. Wheeler. Tommy Sims. John Ross. Jeff White. Don Moore. Danny York. SCHOLARS BOWL TEAM Front left to right — Paula Smith. Mary Langley. Trina Adkins. Ada Mae Guinn. Sandy McMahan. Ms. Count. Lonnie Travillion. Jeanie Kennedy. Terry Breedlove. Stanley McBryar. Ronnie Allen. Shell Smith. Theresa Gould. Alan Clayton — President. Tony Williams. Beta Club First Row: Karen Smith. Terri Massengale. Stevie Forester. Kay Phillips. Tammy Wimpee. Sheila Jackson. Teresa Long. Tina Butler. Myra Hill, and Kathy Raborn. Second Row: Kate Elliott. Sponsor. Deborah Hood. Tammy Adkins. Kathy Meeks. Kristy Ott. Lloyd Lewis. Cindy Daniels. DeeDee Hilliard. Tammy Mathis. Tammy Timm, and Monty Hysinger. Sponsor. Third Row: Tracie Har- ris. Missy Searcy. Ron Buffington. Lori Kirch- meyer. Sandra Moore. Allyson Moore. Stephanie Ellis. Robin Gass. Randy Forester. Tommy Sims, and Mark Baliles. Fourth Row: Don Moore. Shan- non York. Danny York. Jeff White. Gregg Stone. Chris Porter. Rodney Clark. Wayne Cuzzort. Amy Privitt. and Lisa Newsome. The Beta Club, under the leadership of President Tammy Timm, had a very exciting and eventful year. They worked with Shamrocks Against Distrophy in the drive to raise money to help find a cure for muscular distrophy. In February, the officers and sponsors attended the State Beta Convention and in April, the Beta Club held its annual Variety Show. The club participated in the Thanksgiving Basket Contest and held its own Christman dinner at Wright s Restaurant. Club Officers: Front, left to right: Sponsor Monty Hysinger. President Tammy Timm, and Sponsor Kate Elliott. Back, left to right: Vice-President Jeff White. Secretary Terri Massengale. and Treasurer Tommy Sims 125 126 The 1981-82 Junior-Senior Prom was held on April I Oth at the Ches- ter Frost Park Pavillion. The food was catered by the Northwest Geor- gia Future Flomemakers of America. The entertainment was provided by Mass and Palmer. 127 Celebrate Seniors Nights £ Class Night 1982 Class Night 1982 was held on June 4. in the Dade Middle School Gymnasium. Several awards were given, speeches read, and Mr. and Miss Northwest Georgia was announced. Candidates for Mr. Northwest Georgia were Lester Chubb. Glen Murphy. David McFarland. Reggie McMahan, and Mark Lynch. Candidates for Miss Northwest Georgia were Karla Raines. Kathy Barton. Sandra Moore, and Kim Barton. Class Poet. Jeff White Historian. Kathy Barton Lee Tinker and Karla Raines read Class Will Citizenship Awards — Tommy Sims and Missy Searcy Class President. Danny York Class Prophets. Jeff White and Tammy Timm (right) . .• I Graduation 1982 Graduation is a time of celebration — a happy, yet sad time — when one era of life ends and another begins. The graduating class of 1982 experienced mixed emotions as diplomas were distributed and we suddenly realized that we were on our own. Superin- tendant Loyd Gass handed out diplomas as Principal Jerry Bryan announced recipients. Tracie Harris was Valedictorian. Shannon York, Salutatoriam Lynn Moore. Faculty Representative; and Kay Gass was our Student Representative. The 1981-82 Wolverine Annual Staff wishes to ex- press a very hearty thanks to Mr. Eddy Gifford. Publisher of the Dade County Sentinel and Ms. Myrna McMahan. Editor of the Sentinel who have provided us with much-needed photographs and negatives and. without these, we feel that the Wol- verine might not have been possible. We sincerely ap- preciate their cooperation and kindness. The Wolver- ine Staff. Carolyn York For all your years of dedicated ser- vice to the Northwest Georgia Music program a plaque and mention in the annual seems obsolete. All your hard work and determination when you gave everything and expected nothing seem ill-rewarded. We at Northwest Georgia appreciate your kindness and offer our sincere thanks. Mr. Bryan. We want to thank you for your patience, understanding, time, and co-operation as we have strived to put together a yearbook that will hold as many memories as can be packed into its cover. We feel that, with your help, we have overcome inadequate conditions and have made this book the best that we can make it. Thank you most of all for showing each stu- dent how much you care for his her well-being. 137 San. Through all the hardwork and de- pressing times you always pulled us through. If there was ever someone I could depend on it was you. Re- gardless of the weeks of summer vacation it took to finish this book and all the problems we faced you never complained. Long after every one else had given up you stayed to see it through. Even when things got tough and it seemed no one was on our side your hard work and de- termination to make this a success always brought me up. If there was anything I gained from this exper- ience it was how to handle a tough responsibility and a great friend Nena. I can’t believe it! We’re through! Finished! It's been a long road but I believe our efforts were worth while. You have done so much and you have worked at times when I haven't been able to. I appreciate that, and the fact that you never gave up on it. When I got tired of the complaints, the financial situation, and the whole thing in general, you reminded me that there are some students who would KILL me if we gave up com- pletely. I’m glad we were in this mess together: It gave us time to talk but Nena the thing I appreci- ate about you most is your friendship. Thanks again. Sandra Love, Nena Yearbook Sponsor: Rebecca Rogers Chris Bain Onvil Bethune Congratulations to the last of the litter. Chris, you have brought much joy to our lives and many times our hearts would nearly burst with pride as we watched you reach new heights in your young life. It’s with mixed emotions that we watch you graduate, happy that you have reached another goal, sad that you are no longer. No longer our little boy.” As you choose a career and set goals for your- self make sure God has an important place in your life. With the Lord leading, you will find real happiness and true success. Our prayer for you is health, happiness, and fulfillment. With much love. Mama. Daddy, and Angela. Neal, as we watched you grow and mature, we take great pride in know- ing we have produced a man of such depth and quality. We hope that life has as its reward for you as much joy and happiness that you have given us — just by being our son. We love you. Mom. Dad. Toni, and Lori. Kathy, yesterday you started first grade, today you graduate. Time has gone by so fast. But its been a lot of fun getting to events you were participating in and watching you play or per- form. I know in the past 12 years. I have driven a million miles getting you from place to place. We wish you all the best in the future and we love you very much. The only thing we ask is when you go off to college, come home ever once in awhile to clean up your room you left from high school. your proud Mom. Dad. Alfred Jr.. Tanya. Hi Jim! We wish to congratulate you on the super job you have done over the last twelve years. We are very proud of you and wish you the same success in your future. Twelve years of schooling and he finally accomplished the task of feeding himself. We are proud of you. Son. as you take this giant step into your future. Mom and Dad Love. Mom and Dad Clark Karla. Thanks for sharing your 17 years with us. We love you and are very proud of all your accom- plishments during high school. Love. Mother. Daddy, and Joey 142 - f This is my son at the age of six months. He is now seventeen and will graduate this year. I am very proud of him. Sandra Moore V Congratulations on your achievements throughout your school years. It has been a pleasure watching you grow and become the young lady that you are. It has also been a pleasure watching you participate in all the athletic activities that have been offered to you throughout your school years. We are proud of you! Mom. Dad. and Randy Congratulations! Presta. We are so proud of you. You are such a joy to us. Love and stay as sweet as you are. Mom. Dad. Debbie. Greg, and Jeff Being Lamar’s mother. I cannot say all that could be said about him in just a few words; But to make it short, he was a pretty good boy. except for being mischievous and always play- ing some kind of tricks on somebody. Still. I have enjoyed having him for my son. We love him. as we do his other brothers and sisters. I hope he has brought the same joy to others while being a student and school. You’ve come a long way, Babyl Craig, you have been a great son. We are proud of you and your accomplish- ments. Mama and Daddy Bill Morton This is Bill Morton when he was about one year old. He used to cry a lot when at this age. But now he’s a fine young man full of laughter and jokes. He started to school in 1970 at Look- out Mountain Jr. High first thru sixth grades. Then he went to Dade Middle School seventh thru eighth grades. Now he goes to Northwest Georgia High School. This is his senior year — 1982. We are real proud of him. He is our only son. He plans to go to Walker Technical School this fall to major in Electronics. Parents of Bill Morton Congratulations. Son. on your gradu- ation day — we are proud to call you our son as you have brought so much happi- ness into our lives. Continue to set your goals and work until you fulfill them. Love people and be happy and you will be loved in return. Love you. Mother Tony Crisp When you were just a little girl, you brightened up our days And brought such beauty to our world with your delightful ways. And time has made you more wonderful and dear. And brought you closer to our hearts with every passing year. Congratulations! We are very proud of you. Volker and June Rake Connie Cross Tracie Harris ¥ 4 Our bundle of joy. Mark. Congratulations and best wishes upon your graduation. May you have the best life has to offer. Love. Mom and Dad William Mark” Lynch Y ' V' ___ - 145 CLAUDE BAILEY Bailey Furniture Exchange Inc. 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