Perry High School - Perryscope Yearbook (Perry, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1981 volume:

Perryscope Perry High School 1980-81 Perry, Georgia Volume 36 i eg 4 New Experiences Good times walked hand in hand with each new ex- perience. Nevertheless, a student didn’t have to be in- volved in extracurricular ac- tivities to be included in the fun times during school. Rushing to homeroom at 8:28, grabbing a snack at break, cramming for tests, running from class to get in the lunch line, watching the clock tick down to 3:15 on a Friday afternoon ... all these happenings set the scene for a whole school year cramm- ed full of fun times and new experiences that will never be forgotten. 5 Having 6 7 Having friends and being one, is an important part of being a student at Perry High School. There is a strong sense between the student body and the teachers that is pre- sent here more than anywhere else. Teachers are constantly noted for going out of their way to help students, and the students are usually more than happy to extend this help to each other. No matter what color, age, or social status, one can always find a friend within the walls of P.H.S. Learning to share and to spread happiness is a quality that enhances all types of relationships. Whether one is participating in a club project, sports event, or daily friendship, each is expressing the qualities, beliefs, and values of the students and faculty of P.H.S. Sharing IMP 8 Showing Panther Spirit was ridin’ high this year. The cheerleaders, band, and twirlers put on a show that lasted the entire season. And of course, their efforts were reflected in the cheers at pep rallies and the support of the students and faculty of Perry High School. Students show- ed their spirit in numerous ways: the bonfire, door decorations, spirit week, signs, cheers, and chants. All these made spirit so plentiful that it was always present in everyone’s mind. 11 To be a Panther, one often had to achieve difficult tasks. P.H.S. was full of good students, dedicated athletes, and exceptional talent. Sometimes it was hard to ac- complish what teachers and classmates expected, but since it was demanded, only the best effort was good enough to carry on the Pan- ther name. Achieving 12 Difficult Tasks... 13 15 LOOKING 16 GOOD ORGANIZATIONS Perryscope Staff Second Quarter Annual Staff First Row: (I to r) Ray Stapleton, Cindy Peavy, Queenie Kennedy, Michelle Harris, Jody Tyson, Pam Adams, Teri Sweat, Shawn Broderick, Sheryl McGowan, Philip Arnall; Second Row: (I to r) Bryan Walston, Lee Jones, Bill Hayzlett, Terje Knutsen, Bill Ragan, Lassi Noponen. First Quarter Annual Staff: Sitting: (front to back) Sheryl McGowan, Ray Stapleton, Cindy Peavy, Jody Tyson, Sydney Smith, Teri Sweat, Carla Detscher, Donna Jones; Standing: (front to back) Shawn Broderick, Mike Lyons, Bill Ragan, Heidi Fruehauf, Bill Hayzlett. 18 Band Concert Band: 1st circle — from left: Cedric Mickles, Teresa Foun- tain, Cindy Rudd, Lori Collins, Belinda Arnold, 2nd circle — from left: John Bennett, Loraine Noble, Darlene Connell, Chuck Farnham, Cindy Bridges, Teresa Moss, William Bryant, Eric Borden, Joel Mims, Tres Sinyard, Joey Romubio, 3rd circle — from left: Tammie Barnes, Flip Arledge, George Sandler, Joe Barker, Anita Fairchild, Nancy Miller, Craig Nap- pier, Dede Romubio, Lisa Bridges, Dale Swain, Glenn Hayes, Terje Knutsen, Bryan Davee, Jeff Allen, Reggie Montgomery, Travis Minor. 21 Chorus Entertains 6th Period Chorus: First Row: (L to R) Lona Bretz, Ruby Lane, Paula Rucker, Sandy Whiddon, Eva Luisi, Angela Beasley, Tammie Solomon, Cindy Lewis; Second Row: (L to R) April Goetz, Sandy Oliver, Veronda Griffin, Alexander Dixon, Linda Ragin, Delphine Roberts; Third Row (L to R) Bret Kennoy, Randy Walenceus, Walter Womack, Steve Harris, James Holmes; Fourth Row: (L to R) John Bennett, David Kane, Tommy Lindstroem, Greg Kennoy, William Bryant, Horace Williams. 5th Period Chous: First Row: (L to R ) Evelyn Carla Detscher, Lona Bretz, Paula Rucker, Angela Beasley, Sheryl Williams, Stephanie Marshall, Debra Keen Second Row: (L To R) April Wheeler, Linda Webb, Sandy Oliver, Heidi Fruehauf, Sydney Smith, Miriam Huffman, Teresa Barnes, Berna Mae Holmes, Cassina Small, Third Row: (L to R) Veronda Griffin, Alnita Lasseter, Millicent West, Rosalyn Williams, Jackie Joseph, Jackie Davis 4th Period Chorus: First Row: (L to R) Tina Wilson, Catherine Cosby, Pam Fairfax, Elaine Mace, Gail Kendrick. Second Row: (L to R) Cathy Lee, Sharon Hamsley, Pam Dalrymple, Cindy Rudd, Cindy Lewis, Dena Headley; Third Row: (L to R) Angela Scott, Betty Sparks, Denise McWilliams, Denise West, Debra Cherry, Rosa Felder, Melanie Taylor, Kerri Mc- Clure, Cindy Shelton; Fourth Row: (L to R) Lori Capenter, Debbie Hale, Gail Hart, Louise Rogers, Alma Davis, Cathy Felder. 22 Civitan officers; (I to r) Lona Bretz, Secretary; Angela Beasley, Vice- president; Laura Baumli, Treasurer; Donna Jones, Presi- dent. Civitans First Row: (I to r) Mrs. Pierce, sponsor; Michelle Smith, Jane Hendrix, Angela Beasley, Lona Bretz, Naomi Solomon, Laura Baumli, Sandy Whiddon, Eva Luisi, Teri Sweat, Joy Kittreil; Se- cond Row: (I to r) Natalie Norris, Lisa Cason, Melanie Robinson, Lonieze Arnold, Kathy Andrews, Donna Jones, Sheryl McGowan, Cindy Walley, Flip Arledge, Mr. Thompson, sponsor. 23 DECA First Row: (I to r ) Reginald Mont- gomery, Jim Moody, Oswald Johnson, Tim Moore, Lance Whit- ten, Randy Walencues, Ricky Har- ris, Second Row: (I to r) Teresa Fowler, Curtis Solomon, Rick Tut- tle, Brenda King, Danny Arial, Kay Sledge, Jill Partain, Third Row: (I to r) Elaine Anderson, Charles Harrell, Jesse Garza, Ben Keen, Jane Wingfield, Michael Eikel, Jeff Allen, Jackie Tucker, Teresa Barnes, Ray Sledge, Teresa Moss, Terry Rhine During the school year 1980-81, students in Marketing and Distributive Education program at Perry High School were involved in many worthwhile community pro- jects. Each DECA chapter com- mittee, including Free Enterprise, Shoplifting Prevention, and Pepsi Earn and Learn, worked diligently to present its program of work to the local community. In March of 1981, students traveled to Atlanta to participate in the State Leader- ship Conference for DECA students. The conference ended with Jane Wingfield and Jan Clayton earning the priviledge to go to Anaheim, California in June. We are looking forward to many more productive years as Perry High’s DECA chapter. DECA Officers: Front Row: (I to r) Shelly Tucker, Reporter; Hazel Jackson, Secretary, Back Row: (I to r) Ben Keen, Treasurer; Reginald Montgomery, Vice- president; Not Pictured: Jane Wingfield, President. 24 Jennifer Andrews Renete Black Tammy Bozeman Lisa Bryant Felicia Bumpus Jane Hendrix Laurie Carpenter Loletia Griner Cindy Hamsley Future Business Leaders of America 25 Cindy Peavy Lisa Peavy Penny Ragan Dede Romubio Comp6tf(ion..yvtnr r R) Donna Bynum, Cind j Romubio, Karen Long! sfe Michelle Smith, Konnie Oil Wanda West; Denise Yancey Mrs. Loudermilk Mrs. Lumpkin FBLA consists of students who are in- terested in becom- ing a business leader. The club sponsored the pro- ject of selling Senior T-shirts. Several members par- ticipated at Region VI Competition in LaGrange, Ga. Those attending were Wanda West — Stenographer II, Denise Yancey — Stenographer I, Donna Bynum, Ms. FBLA, Karen Long — Ms. VOT, Lisa Peavy — Business Communications, Konnie Lanier — Accounting I, Michelle Smith — Clerk-Typist II, Dede Romubio — Clerk- Typist I, and Cindy Hamsley — Job In- terview. The club is proud of the members who represented it at this contest. The FutureBusiness Leaders of America are always willing to help anyone who wants to learn more about the business world. Fellowship of Christian Athletes Fellowship of Christian Athletes: Front Row: James Holmes, Curtis Dugger, David Whiddon, Ed Huckaby, Philip Arnali, Ken Ter- rell, Vincent Glover, Back Row: Kenny Grace, Randy Findley, Jerome Johnson, Johnny Bass, Roy Fruehauf, Scott Taylor, Andy Morgan, Rodney Norwood, Joe Scott, Keith Fleming. People for Christ People for Christ: First Row: (I to r) Terje Knutsen, Greg Kennoy, Lee Jones; Second Row: (I to r) Kathy Lee, Alisa Vocom, Ed Huckaby; Third Row: (I to r) Ruby Lane, Ellen Whitlatch, Clarissa Woodard, Mr. Jim Soles, sponsor. 28 First row: Greg Hardy, Lamar Wright, Tracy Grantham, Ben Defore, Willie King, Melanie Taylor, Alfonso Foster, Joey Wright, Rodney Bryant, Melvin Freeman, Arrie Rumph, Grover Jackson, Chas Wisekal, W. C. Fowler, Charlie Lester, George Ogan, Terry thomas; Second Row: Jody Tyson, Sandy Carter, Inger Calhoun, Jay Bumpus, Rusty Giles, Donny Roberts, Junior Lester, Wayne Henry, Donald Wright, Mike Wright, Andy Morgan, Walter Hilburn, J. L. Bryant, Alan Culpepper, Lee Salter, Curtis Hammontree, Steve Yancey, Ricky Jackson; Third Row: Shelly Horton, Doug Graves, Melanie Chamlee, Gayle Davis, Ronald Wright, Chris Wright, Ron- dale Dykes, Debbie Adkins, Kathy Andrews, Andy Dike, Steve Ramage, Jeff Loewen, Nathaniel Rawls, Sandra Neal, Tim Johnson, Terry Lawhorn, Mike Francis, Melanie Robinson, Tommy Flet- cher, Kathy Britt, Kathy Kelly. F.F.A. FFA Officers: Front Row: (I to r) Kathy Kelly, Chaplain; Jody Tyson, Secretary; Doug Graves, Vice- president; Tommy Fletcher, Reporter; Second Row (I to r) Tim Johnson, President; Lee Salter, Parliamentarian; Curtis Hammon- tree, Treasurer; Greg Hardy, Sentinel. 29 FHA FHA: First Row: (I to r) Catherine Cosby, Ruby Lane, Pam Adams, Alinta Lasseter, Millicent West; 2nd Row (I to r) Sponsor: Mrs. Shirley Parker, Brenda King, Clarissa Woodard, Barbra Barrett, Denise McWilliams, Joyce Ann Brown; 3rd Row (I to r) Alvin Durham, Gary Felder, Fredrick Askew, Travis Minor, Alphonso Davis, Timothy Kendrick, Junior Lester. FHA Officers: Front Row: (I to r) Brenda King, Vice-president; Gary Felder, Project Chairman; Jac- queline Adkinson, President; Back Row: (I to r) Wanda Lester, Reporter; Millicent West, Treasurer; Clarissa Woodard, Secretary. 30 French Club First Row: (I to r) Sydney Smith, Jimmy Luster, Bret Kennoy, Rhon- da Woodard, Chris Spears, Mike Lyons, Whitt Smith, Mrs. Ross, sponsor; Second Row: (I to r) Mrs. Smith, sponsor; Tonya Taylor, Carla Detscher, Joyce Tharpe, Ruth Ann Fineis, Tammie Barnes, Miriam Fluffman, Nancy Miller; Third Row: (I to r) Lori Reeves, Louise Rogers, Heidi Fruehauf, Kim Gorman, Susan Marchman. The Perry High French Club is a newly revived organization, re- established by Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Ross. Membership is open to all students interested in learning about French culture, customs, and history. It is not necessary to be enrolled in the French language class to participate. The only re- quirement is members who are willing to work and learn. The French Club’s participation in decorating the cafeteria with appropriate slogans from the Language of love on Valentine’s Day, will become an annual affair. A bake sale” was also held by the membership in the fall which was to raise funds earmarked for the club’s long-range goal — to earn enough money so that all its members may dine on authentic cuisine at a French restaurant. This active club has also decorated and entered a wagon float” on Pep Day in the fall and purchased red and white T-shirts displaying multiple French say- ings. Vive le club des fracais.” French Club Officers: Front: Mike Lyons, President; Back: (I to r) Tonya Taylor, Food Chairman; Tammie Barnes, Vice-president; Nancy Miller, Secretary; Louise Rogers, Food program; Kim Gor- man, Food program; Miriam Huff- man, Treasurer; Carla Detscher, Representative; Joyce Tharpe, Scrapbook chairperson. 31 IDA Club First Row: (I to r) Darryl Albritton, Joey Hendrix, Rodney Bridges, Mike Smith; Second Row: Mr. Loudermilk; Wren Rainey, Joey Ledlow, David Arnall, Roy Fruehauf, Scott Westmoreland, Marty Caffey, Jim Fudge, Gary Davis, Ashish Gupta; Third Row: Glenn Lawson, David Kane, David Conaster, Mike Eikel, Jimmy Mer- rit, Allen Morgan, Greg Harvey, Terje Knutsen, Kirk Borden, Tyler Golder. IDA Officers: Left to right: Wren Rainey, President; Gary Davis, Secretary; David Arnall, Treasurer; Joey Hendrix, Sergeant at Arms; Glenn Layson, Chaplain; Jim Fudge, Reporter. 32 Officers: President — Yetoria Lumpkin Project Chairman — Jimmy Luster Co-Project Chairman — Tim Dennis Secretary — Debra Cherry Co-Project Chairman — Robert West Treasurer — Caroline Riley Pep Club Back Row (L-R): Joy Kittrell, Arrie Rumph, Ray Wimberly, Debbie Adkison, Loneize Arnold, Kathy Andrews, Lisa Cason, Geraldine Watkins, Michele Cainon, Pamela Adams, Deborah Walker, Annie Asbury; Front Row (L-R): Jackie Davis, Angela Lester, Cueenie Kennedy, Pam Albritton, Melanie Robinson, Felicia Stubbs, Charlene Newberry, Sonia Wynn, Bridgette Nunn. 33 03 The GA 66th Air Force Junior ROTC Unit at Perry High has been selected as a National Meritorious Unit this year. The Unit has been Meritorious or an Honor Unit since it became eligible in 1974. __ ROTC is more than just another class; it is an opportunity for each student to participate in the learn- ing experience of Leadership. This is accomplished in many ways. The unit is structed along military lines. It is completely operated by the cadets and supervised closely by the instructors. The cadets find there is enough freedom to “do their thing,” while following well established guide lines published by the U.S. Air Force and the Houston County School System. The course includes study about airplanes and things of an aeros- pace nature, and those involved find that these areas add toward their knowledge of everyday living. Each school quarter field trips are taken to nearby points of interest being studied, climaxed by a meal at Robins AFB. Also the cadets plan and manage one social func- tion each quarter, such as the Mili- tary Ball, Dining In, Field Day Pic- nic, and Spring Military Review. The ROTC sponsors an Award winning DRILL TEAM and Rock- etry Club. All cadets earn Award Ribbons for Outstanding effort, while many of the Outstanding Cadets are also presented Medal Awards by numerous civic organi- zations. The AFJROTC Parents' Club sponsors many of the Cocur- ricular Activities both with financial and moral support. All in all. AFJROTC at Perry is the best! ROTC Drill Team: Front Row: (L to R) Delphine Roberts, Emalda Coates, Michele Canion, Alex- ander Dixion, Patrica Bryant, Ver- nae Dixion; Back Row: (L to R) Kenneth Grace, John Bennett, Jessie Barrett, Joy Kittrell, William Bryant, Hervia Ingram, Anthony Alford. ROTC Staff Officers: Left Row: (F to B) Chandria Woodard, Charles Lattanzie Viola Warren, Randy Walenceus, Alvin Durham, Connie Davis; Middle: William Bryant; Right Row: (F to B) Bruce Giles, Rory Lester, Ricky Harris, Emalda Coates, John Kame, Bruce McGhee, Dennis Peavy. ROTC Rifle Team: Front Row: (L to R) Steven Armitage, Rodney Bryant, J. L. Fowler, Ricky Harris; Back Row: (L to R) Tommy Wood, John Bennett, Bruce Giles, Cedric Mickler, Joel Mims, Willie King. 35 Science Club The Perry High Science club, under the supervision of Mrs. Long, had a t very active year. The club took numerous field trips, to such places as the Water Department and other educational facilities. The club also participated in the state convention where it earned an award for their most original name tag (above). The science organization is open to all Perry High students who are inter- ested in science related fields. First Row: (I to r) Glenn Layson, Darrell Thompson, Ricky Joye; Second Row: (I to r) Mike Eikel, San dra Neal, Chris Vianey, Bryan Walston; Left to Right: Rick Tuttle, William Bryant; Cedric Mickles, Martin Gutsche; Officers: (I to r) Phoeby Johnson, Secretary Treasurer; Glenn Layson, Vice-president; Sandra Neal President; 36 Thespian Club: Front Row: (I to r) Ruth Ann Fineis, Shawn Broderick, Sydney Smith; Back Row: (I to r) Carla Detscher, Chris Spears, Heidi Fruehaut, Cindy Morrow, Greg Ken- noy, Tammy Solomon, Steven Harris; not pic- tured Bill Ragan Thespians in Spotlight 37 V.I.C.A. First Row: (I to r) George Lanier, Barbra Adams, Rose McAtee, Karen White, Leslie Mercer, Tam- my Hudson, Tammy Duke, Mike Pike, Jeff Maddox; Second Row: (I to r) Mike Francis, Frank Lester, Kenneth Davis, Sherry Motes, Lisa Maner, Jennifer Clayton, Darlene Bozeman, Jerry Dean, J. B. Joiner, Tim Moss, Johnny Adams; Third Row: (I to r) Samuel Walker, Mar- cus Small, Debra Hill, Lenny Grif- fin, Tommy Shelnut; Officers: Front Row: (I to r) Bridgette Britt, Treasurer; Jennifer Clayton, Secretary; Back Row: (I to r) Tommy Shelnut, Vice-President; Leslie Mercer, Reporter; Jerry Dean, President; 38 V.O.C.A. First Row: (I to r) Junior Lester, Darren Rumph, Chuck Straka, Thad Pitzer; Second Row: (I to r) Horace Williams, Clint Fleming, Nebbie Montgomery, Charlie Lester, Karl Harris, Bubba Traylor; Third Row: (I to r) Dena Headley, Annie Asbury, Loretta Love, Pam Adams, Yvette Green, Brenda Findley, Shirley Womack, Angela Scott, Eddie Keen; Fourth Row: (I to r) Robert Brunson, Douglas Watkins, Alfred Childs, Joe Louis Keen, Undra Lester, Donny Roberts, William Fletcher, Sid Griffin, Terry Lawhorn, Mark Thompson, Tim Moss, Ricky Har- dy, Rusty Giles, Larry Washington, David Green; Fifth Row: (I to r) Jim King, Robbie Case, Robert West, Cephes West, Anthony Childs, Greg Little, Matthew Zammit, Dale Williams, Gary Felder; Officers: First Row: (I to r) Yvette Green, Reporter; Sid Griffin, Treasurer; Pam Adams, Secretary; Second Row: (I to r) Maurice Zammit, President; Mrs. McDonald, Sponsor; Matthew Zammit, Vice-President; Rusty Giles, Parliamentarian; 39 YoMen Club Sweethearts: Front Row: (I to r) Ruby Lane, Heidi Fruehauf, Yetoria Lumpkin; Second Row: (I to r) Cindy Morrow, Bonnie Howard, Sandy Whiddon; YoMen Club (Picture opposite page) Top: (I to r) Robert Brunson, Scott Taylor, Darryl Albritton, Andy Morgan, Keith Fleming, George Sandler; Middle: (I to r) Lonnie Boone, Gary Davis, Billy Hayzlett, Chuck Langston; Bottom: (I to r) Joel Mims, Curtis Solomon, Reggie Montgomery, Jeffrey Allen, Jim Fudge, Marty Caffey, Philip Arnall, David Arnall, Carlton Clarington, Wren Rainey, Mike Lyons, Roy Fruehauf, David Whiddon, Scott Westmoreland, Lonnie Boone; 41 Office, Library and Guidance Staff 1. James Dinkins Assistant Principal 2. Mr. Malcolm Marchman Principal 3. Mrs. Lillian Gammage Secretary 4. Mrs. Lilli Ann Barrett Bookkeeper 5. Mrs. Suzzane Richards Librarian; Library Club 6. Mrs. Myra Andrews Office Aide; Assis, to Librarian 7. Mrs. Betty Gray Counselor 8. Mrs. Thelma Collier Counselor 45 English Department «r S � 46 I km fe: 6 1. Mrs. Janette Anderson English 2. Ms. Janet Defore English, Thespians 3. Mrs. Frances Hartman English, Honors 4. Mrs. Sharon Lee Drama, English 5. Mrs. Tina Smith English 6. Mrs. Joyce Jones English, Drama 7. Mrs. Shirley Ross Art 8. Mrs. Rose Mae Smith French, English 9. Mr. Paul Shelton English, Social Studies, Humanities, Yomen 10. Mrs. Delean Taylor English Math and Sciences 1. Mrs. Janice Smalley Math; Math Team 2. Mr. Kenny Moore Math; Football; Tennis; FCA 3. Mr. Juan Thompson Math; Jr. Civitans 4. Mr. James Kinchen Math; Junior Class Advisor 5. Mr. Jim Soles Math; PFC; Math Team; Baseball 6. Mrs. Lorene Long Science; Science Club 7. Miss Evelyn Bennett Science 8. Mrs. Susan Pierce Science; Jr. Civitans 9. Lt. Col. Polnaszek ROTC 10. C.M.S.G.T. John Barton ROTC 49 History and Business 50 1. Ms. Betty Duke Social Studies 2. Mr. Alan Shaw Social Studies 3. Mrs. Betty Bloodworth Business 4. Mrs. Avalyn Pope Social Studies 5. Mr. Melvin Sweat Social Studies P.E. 6. Mrs. Ellie Loudermilk Business, FBLA 7. Mrs. Lane Lumpkin Business 8. Mrs. Shirley Parker Vocational FHA 9. Mrs. Jeanne McDonald Vocational, VOCA 10. Mr. Charles Rodger D.E. DECA 51 Electives 52 1. Mr. Bill Alford Music; Band 2. Miss Donna Arrington Music; Chorus 3. Mr. Willie Street P.E.; Drivers' Ed.; Track; Football 4. Mr. David Crockett P.E.; History; Football; Baseball 5. Mr. Argene Claxton Agriculture; FFA 6. Mr. Bill Eaves Agriculture; FFA 7. Mr. William Loudermilk Vocational; IDA Club 8. Miss Sunny Myrell P.E.; Cheerleaders; Softball 9. Mr. Charles Culpepper Vocational; VICA 53 Lunchroom, Custodians and 54 New Teachers 1. Mrs. Gusie Lynn Custodian 2. Mrs. Eileen Paige; Mrs. Aretha Parker Cafeteria 3. Mrs. Audrey Cason; Mrs. Annie Scott; Mrs. Nona Lawson; Mrs. Aretha Parker; Mrs. Nattie Smith; Mrs. Addie Hodges Mrs. Eva Cummings Mrs. Eileen Paige; Cafeteria Staff 4. Mrs. Gusie Lynn Mr. Owen Collins; Custodians 5. Mr. Jerry Ridley; Custodian 6. Mrs. Mattie Smith; Mrs. Audrey Cason Cafeteria 7. Mrs. Aretha Parker Cafeteria 8. Mrs. Sharia Van Dyke Reading 9. Mrs. Carol Chapman Special Education 10. Mrs. Ann Lanter Reading 11. Mrs. Celia Anthony English 55 LOOKING GOOD 56 Wm CLASSES 57 Sophomores 58 Arthur Adams Lisa Adams Angie Alford Anthony Alford Sandra Allen Angelia Ambler Darron Anderson Herbert Anderson Julie Anderson Elizabeth Ariedge Stephen Armitage Philip Arnall Belinda Arnold Emory Askew Timothy Askew Joe Barker Tammie Barnes 8arbara Barrett Laura Baumli John Bennett Troy Bennett Michael Berry Wanda Bigelow Eddie Billings Sandy Billings Kirk Borden Tammy Bozeman Rodney Bridges Diane Brown J. L. Bryant Katrina Bryant Rodney Bryant Anthony Bumpus Diane Caldwell Inger Calhoun Michele Canion Paul Carroll Sandy Carter Robbie Case Lisa Cason Darlene Connell Alfred Childs Anothony Childs Audrey Clark Marcus Clark Dwight Cochran Lori Collins Catherine Cosby Robby Cosey Linda Cross Bryan Davee Connie Davis Jacqueline Davis Linda Davis Lisa Davis Sandy Davis Shir loan Davis Alessandra Dixon Tim Dennis Harold Durham 59 Craig Eckman Curl Eckman Jackie Elwood Pamela Fairfax Johnnie Farm Charles Farnham Deanna Farnham Pamela Felder Gary Felder Malcolm Felder Sandra Felder Deborah Felton Mark Fendly Everett Ferebee Brenda Findley Eddie Findley Willie Findley Frederick Fluellen Robin Folsom Alphonso Foster William Fowler Mike Francis Patrick Fredrick Verdell Golden Kimberly Gorman Brenda Grace Kenneth Grace Charles Groone Yvette Green Rodney Grim Veronda Griffin Debbie Hale Stacey Hammock Sharon Hamsley Greg Hardy Danny Harris Derrick Harris Jeffrey Harris Jesse Harris Terry Harris Paul Harvard Jeffrey Hathcock Susan Heyob Joseph Hayes Joey Hendrix Shelly Horton Sherri Houseman Bonnie Howard Tammy Hudson Miriam Huffman Hervla Ingrim John Irby James Ivester Jonathan Jackson Shelly James Danny Johnson Earnest Johnson Gail Jones Sharon Joseph Jon Julian Eddie Keen Lisa Keen Bruce Kendrick Bret Kennoy Billy Klmsey Laurie King Joy Kittrell Terrence Lane Steve Lawson Debra Layfield Lori Ledfoy Joseph Ledlow Angela Lester Louis Lester Undra Lester Cynthia Lewis Sandra Loftly Loretta Love Oscar Lowe Sebastian Lumpkin Eva Lulsl Elaine Mace Russell Maddox Julie Maner Hattie Manning Susan Marchman Robert McAtee Kerri McClure Fennie McGhoo Olivia McGhee Joe McKellar Jeffrey Merritt Cedric Mickles Nancy Miller Joel Mims Nebble Montgomery Michael Moore Andrew Morgan 61 62 Richard Motes John Mullis Craig Nappier George Neal Charlene Newberry Robin Nickles Laura Nobles Bridgette Nunn George Ogan Ronald Paige Kevin Patton Sherri Peavy Helen Porter Linda Ragin Frank Randall Ava Ray Pamela Redding Lorrl Reeves Delphine Roberts Carolyn Robinson Jerro Robinson Mike Robinson Shirley Robinson Daniel Ross Angelia Ross Paula Rucker Descinda Rudd Steve Rumph Nick Sampson George Sandler Jame3 Scott John Scott Tracy Scott Willie Scott Cindy Shelton David Shelton Tres Sinyard Casslna Small Danny Soloman Billy Spires Ricky Stark Joe Stinson John Stinson Doretha Stripling Yolanda Stripling Felicia Stubbs Arthur Swain Teri Sweat Debbie Tacsik Lewis Taylor Melanie Taylor Scott Taylor Steven Taylor Kenneth Terrell Joyce Tharpe Carla Thomas Charlen Thomas Steven Thomas Terry Thomas Bubba Taylor Connie Vance Randy Walenceus Denise Walker Lingall Walker Rudoan Walker Cindy Walley Douglas Watkins Gloria Watkins Curtis Webb Paula Weekly Ricky West Sandra Whlddon Amuel Whitehead LarryWhitfietd Moneclous Whitfield Dale Williams Horace Williams Melanie Williams Paul Wilson Tina Wilson Ray Wimberly Chas Wlsekal Shirley Womack Tommy Wood Rhonda Woodard Michael Wright Thomas Wright Sonya Wynn Donald Yancey Matthew Zammlt Sophomore Class Officers: Front Row: (I to r) Paula Rucker, President; Veronda Griffin, Vice-president; Second Row: (I to r) Helen Porter, Secretary; Willie King, Treasurer; Joyce Tharpe, Reporter. 64 JUNIORS Class of 1982 One of life’s greatest progres- sions is the summer which takes us into our junior year of high school. We were then aware of all the things that went on around school, and we were in on the rituals of being an upperclassman. The juniors, class of ’82, won a lot of recognition away from the Seniors such as the winning of the tug of war and the winning of chain link sales at Homecoming. Class rings were another asset of being a Junior. As Sophomores, we piled into the lunchroom to order our class rings, and when we got them it associated us with being an upperclassman. The biggest satisfaction of be- ing a junior was the time when the Jr-Sr Dance rolled around. The juniors spent hours, days, nights and months putting together the elaborate night, which started with magazine sales in September. The reward was paid off the night of the dance when the Senior class appreciated the Juniors for the hard work done in recognition of them. The end of our Junior year was a happy time and a sad time. We were happy to start our last year of high school as Seniors, in the fall. But, we were sad to see our older friends graduate. Junior Class Officers: Front Row: (I to r) Jody Tyson, President; Mike Lyons, Vice-president; Jacqueline Adkinson, Secretary; Second Row: (I to r) Brenda King, Treasurer; Phoeby Johnson, Reporter. 66 Pam Adams Deborah Adkins Johnny Adkins Jacqueline Adkinson Pam Albritton Jennifer Allen Jennifer Andrews Kathy Andrews Lonieze Arnold Annie Asbury Becky Attaway David Barker Caroline Barratt Jessie Barrett Johnny Bass Shirley Battle Angela Beasley Robin Black Darlene Bozeman Gary Bramlett Lona Bretz Lisa Bridges Kathy Britt Shawn Broderick Joyce Ann Brown Lisa Bryant Greg Bryant Robert Brunson 67 Candy Burns Laurie Carpenter Gary Clark Jennifer Clayton Brenda Cochran Brenda Collier Coretta Collier David Conaster Hugh Cross Pam Dalrymple Sonya Daniels Carlisle Davis Dwayne Day Linda Dean Carla Detscher Curtis Dugger Pam Durham George Ernest Jeff Eubanks Michele Evans Anita Fairchild Carl Fairfax Brent Farber Scott Farguharson Kathy Felder Randy Findley Ruth Ann Fineis Keith Fleming Harvey Fletcher Tommy Fletcher Charlette Fluellen Troy Fluellen Donald Forbes Teresa Fountain Teresa Fowler Heidi Fruehauf Jim Fudge Ricky Gary Jesse Garza Vincent Glover April Goetz Tyler Golder Tracy Grantham Doug Graves Jesse Grider Sidney Griffin Tim Hamsley Jack Hancock 68 69 Bruce Harris Ellen Harris Ricky Harris Cedric Hart Jarvis Hart Greg Harvey Wayne Henry Walter Hilburn George Hill Robert Hill James Holmes Lisa Holmes Marvin Howard Janie Hulett Scott Hunt Johnny Hurdy Jane Hendrix Robin Hollier Penny Hudley Hazel Jackson Rogenta Jackson Sharon Jackson Mark James Jerome Johnson PheobyJohnson J. 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Joiner Arnita Jolly Richard Jones Joseph Joy John Kane Joe Keen Cynthia Kelly Kathy Kelly Chucky Kendrick Queenie Kennedy Ed Kezar Brenda King Emory Kovac Ruby Lane George Lanier Alnita Lasseter Charles Lattanzie Terry Lawhorn Pamela Layfield Junior Lester Wanda Lester Willie Lester Jeff Loewen 71 Jimmie Luster Kent Lynn Mike Lyons Queen Mace Jeff Maddox Lisa Maner Fred Marshall Linda Marshall Rose McAtee Cindy McDonald Denise McWilliams James Moody Tim Moore Bruce Morgan Cindy Mosley Teresa Moss Tim Moss Sherri Motes Laura New Marvin Nobles Natalie Norris Rodney Norwood Paul O’Connell Laura Offenburg Phyllis Peoples Bill Ragan Nathaniel Rawls Richard Ray Anthony Riley Lisa Riley Melanie Robinson Joey Romubio Ann Ross Rhonda Rucker Deborah Rush Frank Salter Martin Sanders John Scott Kay Sledge Ray Sledge Marcus Small Mike Smith Sydney Smith Whitt Smith Pam Sneed Naomi Solomon Betty Sparks Chris Spears Ray Stapleton Steve Stokeling Tim Swearingen Jody Tyson Daron Thomas Joe Thomas 72 73 Stephen Thomas Mark Thompson Jackie Tucker Rick Tuttle Willie Walker Eddie Watkins Linda Watkins Loretta West Millicent West Ricky West Robert West Sharon West April Wheeler Rochelle Whiddon Lance Whitten Gwen Williams Wendell Williams Willie Williams Donna Willis Clarissa Woodard Vickie Woodard Alise Yacom Steve Yancey 74 SENIORS REMEMBER. . . filling the schedule with electives, sending graduation an- nouncements to unfamiliar relatives and friends and hop- ing for presents, breaking out in chills over the SAT scores, listening to prospective employers harp on the decadence of youth, getting the uncontrollable urge to see the decorations of Junior-Senior before time, cheering the loudest at the pep rallies, trying to make a ninety on a grammar test the day of graduation, teaching the Exchange Students the “easy way out,” cheering the teams to victory, electing class officers, sneaking out of school to eat, being able to have the oppor- tunity to attend Pearl Stevens, inventing reasons for leaving campus, mixing chemicals that should not be combined, owing the Library an arm and a leg for overdue books, breaking in the lunch line to talk not eat, and using work as an excuse for not staying in detention. 76 A. DARRYL ALBRITTON JEFFREY LINDSEY ALLEN DENISE KAY ALBRITTON-GREEN ALEXANDER B. E. M. ANDERSON BEVERLY ALLEN DANIEL G.ARIAIL DAVID WOODS ARNALL ANGELIA DENISE ASKEW FREDERICK JEROME ASKEW RONNIE ASKEW ROBERT L. BABBERT COLISTINE BAILEY TERESA MARIE BARNES KIMBERLY BUNI BARR GREG ALLEN BENSON SUSAN RENEE BLACK RUBY MAE BATTLE LONNIE BOONE Senior Class Officers: Left to Right — Back Row — Lonnie Boone, Vice ent, David Arnall, President; Sandra Wright-Blasher, Secretary; Carolyn eporter• Yetoria Lumpkin. TreasucecSS A. Darryl Albritton — Football 9; Basketball 9, 10, 11 (Coaches’ Trophy), 12; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; YoMen 10, 11 (Treasurer), 12 (Vice President); IDA 12; BETA 9, 10, 11, 12; Showtime 10, 11, 12; Who’s Who 12; Honors 11, 12. Denise Kay Albritton-Green — Spanish Club 9, 10; Library Club; Chorus; Flag Girl; Spanish Awards. Beverly Allen — Pep Club 9; FHA 9, 10, 11; Basket- ball 9, 11, 12; Basketball Award. Jeffery Lindsey Allen — Baseball 9; Band 9, 10, 11, 12 (Sergeant); DECA 11, 12; YoMen 12; Literary Typing 10, 11. Alexander B. E. M. Ander- son — Library Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 9, 10; Band 9. Daniel G. Ariail Jr. — YoMen 11, 12; DECA 12; Drama 10; Chorus 11; Band 9, 10, 11; One Act Play 10. David Woods Ar- nall — Football 9, 10, 11 (Perfect Attendance), 12 (Perfect Attendance, Best Of- fensive Back); Baseball 9, 10, 11 (Batting Trophy), 12; YoMen 10, 11 (President), 12; BETA 9, 10, 11, 12; IDA 12 (Treasurer); Showtime 10, 11, 12; Honors 11, 12; Senior Class President; Who’s Who 11; DAR Citizenship Award 12. Angela Denise Askew — Basketball 9, 11; Pep Club 9; FHA 9; Softball 12. Fredrick Jerome Askew — Track 9; FHA 12. Ronnie Askew — FFA 9. Robert L. Babbert — Tennis 10, 11. Colistine Bailey — VOCA 9; Chorus 10, 12. Teresa Marie Barnes — Library Aide 9, 11, 12; ROTC 10, 11; Who’s Who 11; Honor Student 10, 11, 12; Governor’s Honor Nominee 11; DECA 12; ROTC Ribbons; Library Club 12. Kimberly Buni Barr — Softball 9, 10; Basket- ball 9; Civitans 10, 11; DECA 12, Ruby Mae Battle. Greg Allen Benson — Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Baseball Letter; Honor Student 11, 12. Susan Renee Black — FBLA 10, 11, 12; VOT 12. Lonnie Boone — Senior Vice President; Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12 (Most Valuable Player 10, 11, 12); (Team Cap- tain 12); Baseball 9, 10, 11; Football 9; YoMen 11, 12 (Secretary); All State Basketball Team 12. 77 Leslie D. Bowens — VOCA 9. Bridgette Rene Britt — National Honor Society 11; Ecology Club 11; FFA 12 (Honor); VICA 12; Applied Math Certificate. Darnell Brown — Pep Club 9 (Secretary); ROTC 12. William Bryant — FFA 9; Science Club 11, 12; ROTC 10, 11, 12 (Squadron Commander 12); Band 9, 10, 11, 12 (Drum Major 12); Chorus 9, 10, 12; Who’s Who 11. Clara Felicia Bumpus — Library Club 10; FHA 9; FBLA 12. Donna Lynn Bynum — FHA 9 (Vice Presi- dent ); PFC 9, 10; FBLA 11, 12 (President 12); Chorus 9, 10, 11; Panther Pageant 11; Honor Stu- dent 10, 11, 12; Civitians 10; VOT 11, 12; Outstanding FHA’er; American Legion Award 9, American Legion Certificate 10; Who’s Who 11; Governor’s Honor Nominee 11. Martin Edward Caf- fey — Football 10, 11, 12 (Most Im- proved Offensive Lineman 12; Perfect Attendance 12; Wrestling 9, 10; YoMen 11, 12; IDA 12; Showtime 11; Honor Student 11, 12; Who’s Who 11; Outstanding Names and Faces. Deanna Lynn Caldwell — DECA; Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12 (Captain); Science Club 9; Pep Club 9; Library Club 10, 11 Treasurer 12); Homecoming Court 10, 12; YoMen Club Sweetheart 10; Panther Pageant 10, 11; Civitans 10; FBLA 12 (Secretary); IDA Sweetheart 11; Outstanding Names and Faces; Donna Caldwell Spirit Award 12. Melanie T. Chamlee — Annual Staff 9; Chorus 9; FHA 9; Library Club 10; FFA 12; Certificate for an “A” in FFA. Josephine Chaney — FHA 9; ROTC 10, 11; ROTC Sweetheart 10, 11; Chorus 10, 11; Drill Team 10. Debra Denise Cherry — FFA 9; FHA 10; Pep Club 12; Chorus 9, 11, 12; Flag Girl 10, 11. Carlton Clarington — Football 9, 10, 11; Baseball 9; Basketball 9, 10, 11 (Most Improved Player), 12; Gover- nor’s Honor Nominee 10; YoMen 10, 11, 12; FCA 12; FFA 9; Band 9, 10. Marla Jan Clayton — DECA 11, 12. Harvey Lee Cosby — Football 9; Basketball 9. John Harold Croom — VICA 10, 11, 12. Alan Bowen Culpepper — Baseball 9 (Houston County Champs), 10, 11, 12; FFA 9, 10, 11, 12; Sportsmen’s Club 9; VICA Club 10 (Vice Presi- dent); BETA Club 9; French Club 9. Alma Jean Davis — FHA 9 (Award), 10; Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Flag Girl. Anna Denise Davis — ROTC 10, 11, 12. Annie Davis — FFA 9, ROTC. Gary Kevin Davis — Sportsman’s Club 9; FFA 9; BETA Club 9; YoMen Club 11, 12; Tennis Team 11, 12; IDA Club 12; Cer- tificate of Merit 11; American Legion Boy’s State 11; Governor’s Honor 10, 11 (Finalist). 78 - LESLIE D. BOWENS BRIDGETTE RENE BRITT CLARA FELICIA BUMPUS WILLIAM BRYANT MARTIN EDWARD CAFFEY DEANNA LYNN CALDWELL JOSEPHINE CHANEY DEBRA DENISE CHERRY v A DONNA LYNN BYNUM Vs MELANIE T. CHAMLEE CARLTON CLARINGTON Mrs. McDonald’s Senior Homeroom was the most supportive of the annual staff by purchasing the most annuals. Back row — Left to right: Ben Robinson, Carolyn Riley, Anthony Rawls, Wren Rainey, Terry Ryan, Mike Pike, Erik Stahl, Tim Sinyard, Middle row: Gwen Poole, Lucy Releford, Michelle Smith, Penny Ragan, Cindy Peavy, Dede Romubio,First Row: Angela Scott, Arrie Rumph, Kelvin Ross. ALMA JEAN DAVIS ANNA DENISE DAVIS JOHN HAROLDCROOM ALAN BOWEN CULPEPPER GARY KEVIN DAVIS ANNIE DAVIS ROSA MARIE FELDER DANI FLOREZ ROY LAWRENCE FRUEHAUF GEORGE RUSSELL GILES KENNETH MORRIS DAVIS RUTH NELL DURHAM MICHAEL MANLEY EIKEL JERRY WAYNE DEAN MICHAEL ANDREW DICK CLINTON ROGER EASTMAN MARQUITTE FELDER ALMA FLEMMING CHARLES RONDALL DYKES VERNITA EVERETT MARK ALAN ECKMAN LENNON E. GRIFFIN ASHISH KUMAR GUPTA DONALD EUGENE GREEN LOLETIA GAYLE GRINER JOSEPH NATHANIEL GRIDER Kenneth Morris Davis — Foot- ball 9; FFA 9; VICA 11, 12; FFA 10. Jerry Wayne Dean — Sportsman Club 9; FFA 9, 10, 11 (Greenhand Degree 11); VICA 10, 11 (Two Awards in Bricklaying), 12 (President) Michael Andrew Dick — Sport- sman 9; FFA 11, 12. Alvin Thomas Durham — Football 9, 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 11; Track 9; One Act Play 10; ROTO 10. 11, 12; FFA 9; Library Club 9; FHA 12; Drill Team 10; Two Weightlifting Trophies. Ruth Nell Durham — Drill Team 10, 11. Charles Rondall Dykes — FFA 9, 10, 11, 12; Greenhand Degree Award. Clinton Roger Eastman — Sportsman Club 9; Wrestling 10; IDA 10; Rocket Club 10. Mark Alan Eckman — Civitans 10, 11; Debate 10, 11, 12; German Club 9; Baseball 10; Wrestling 9; Certificate of Merit 11. Michael Manley Eikel — Football 9; IDA 9, 10, 11, 12; Science Club 11, 12; DECA 11, 12. Vernita Everett — Office Aide 9; ROTC 10, 11 (Awards); Drill Team 10, 11; Chorus 11. Marquitte Felder — FFA; Chorus; ROTC (Awards). Alma Flemming — Chorus 12; Pep Club 9; VOCA 9. Rosa Marie Felder — Pep Club 9; Chorus 12; VOCA 9; Perfect Atten- dance. Dani Florez. Roy Lawrence Fruehauf Jr. — Basketball 9, 10; Baseball 11; Football 10, 11, 12; YoMen 11, 12; IDA 12; FCA 12. George Russell Giles — VOCA 9, 10, 11, 12 (Parliamentarian); FFA 11, 12. Phyllis Denise Glover — FHA 9; Chorus 9; Marching Band 10, 11, 12; Drill Team 10, 11 (Rifle Corp); Pep Club, ROTC 10, 11; Perfect Attendance. Vicky Ann Gore — Band 9; Band Club 9; FFA 11, 12. Charles Grace. Donald Eugene Green — Football 10, 11, 12 (Most Improved Defensive Back); Wrestling 10; YoMen Club 10, 11; Tennis 11 (Most Valuable Player). Joseph Nathaniel Grider — Track 9, 10; FFA 9. Lennon E. Griffin — VOCA 10, 11; VICA 12; DCT 12. Loletia Gayle Griner — Newspaper Staff 9; Chrous 9, 10, 11; FBLA 11, 12; VOT 11, 12; Drill Team 11; Band 9; Shor- thand Certificate; Panther Pageant 12. Ashish Kumar Gupta — Football 9, 10, 11; Track 9; IDA 9, 11, 12; Drama 9; Wrestling 10; Who’s Who 11; Honors. Curtis Hammontree — FFA 10, 11, 12; VOCA 10, 11, 12. Martin Ulrich Gutsche — Homeroom Represen- tative 10; Science Club 12; Math Team 12; Track Award 11. Charles Duane Harrell — Baseball 9; Basketball 9, 10; Track 9; DECA 12; Art Club 10. Stephen Eugene Harris — Thespians 9, 10, 11, 12; One Act Play 10, 11; Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Literary Soloist 11, 12; Literary Soloist Alternate 10; Mar- ching Band 10, 11, 12; Drill Team 10; ROTC 10 (Merit Award); Perfect Attendance 9, 10, 12; Homeroom Representative 11. Daniel Wayne Hart — FFA 10; Basketball 10. Sandra Gail Hart — Pep Club 9; FFA 9, 12; FHA 9, 12; Chorus 12. William David Hayzlett — Football 10 (Most Valuable Underclassman 10; Coaches Award 10; Most Tackles); Baseball 10; DECA 11; Annual Staff 10, 12; Letterman’s Club 10; YoMen Club (Member of the Year); Reverse Beauty Pagenat Queen 9; Student Government Representative 10. Brenda Lee Henry — Pep Club 9; Chorus 9; ROTC 10; Perfect Attendance 9. William David Henson — Football 9; FFA 10, 11, 12. Geoffrey Tyrone Hill. Priscilla Ann Hill — Pep Club 9; FFA 9; FHA 9; Chorus 9, 10. Jack Edwin Huckaby Jr. — Basketball 9, 10; PFC 10, 11, 12; IDA 9; FCA 12; Tennis 10, 11 (Letter 10); Wrestling 11, 12; Who’s Who 11 (Boy’s State). Tracey Lynn Hunt — VICA Club 11, 12. Susan Joann Jackson — Basketball 9; Annual Staff 9; FBLA 9, 10, 11, 12 (Reporter and Project Chariman); IDA 9 (President and Sweetheart); VOT 10, 11, 12. Grover Lee Jackson — Football 11; FFA 10, 11, 12. Vicki A. Jackson — Office Aide 12; Library Aide 12. Vickie Sheree Jackson — Basketball 9; Pep Club 9. Clementine Johnson — Softball 12. Evelyn Jane Johnson — CVAE 9 (Career Manual Awards). Timothy Louis Johnson — FFA 10, 11 (Vice Presi- dent), 12 (President); Band 9, 10, 11, 12; VICA 11; National FFA Band 11. Donna Lynn Jones — Cheerleading 9, 12; FBLA 10, 11, 12; Civitans 10, 11 (Sweetheart), 12 (President); Panther Pageant 10, 11, 12; Showtime 10, 11, 12; Tennis Team 11, 12; Annual Staff 11, 12; FT A 9; IDA 9; Who’s Who 11; VOT 10, 11, 12; President of Junior Class; Pep Club 9, 11, 12. Lisa Darlene Jones — DCT 10, 11, 12; VICA 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10; FFA 11, Nancie Janette Jones — FBLA 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 9; FHA 9; VOT 10, 11, 12. David Thomas Kane — IDA 9, 10, 11,12; Wrestling 11. CURTIS HAMMONTREE WILLIAM DAVID HAYZLETT BRENDA LEE HENRY MARTIN ULRICH GUTSCHE CHARLES DUANE HARRELL JACK EDWIN HUCKABY JR. VICKI A. JACKSON TIMOTHY LOUIS JOHNSON DAVID THOMAS KANE VICKIE SHEREE JACKSON EVELYN JANE JOHNSON DONNA LYNN JONES _ Mk LISA DARLENE JONES NANCIE JANETTE JONES WILLIAM DAVID HENSON TRACEY LYNN HUNT GEOFFREY TYRONE HILL SUSAN JOANN JACKSON CLEMENTINE JOHNSON BRUCE McGHEE RORY LESTER SHERYL LYNN McGOWAN KAREN ELIZABETH LONG LESLIE MELINDA MERCER GREGORY GLEN KENNOY KONNIE MARIE LANIER KIM LESTER HATTIE KING GLENN ALAN LAYSON TERJEKNUTSEN CATHERINE LOUELLEN LEE TIMOTHY JAMES KENDRICK CHARLES N. LANGSTON FRANKIE EDWARD LESTER YETORIA MICHELE LUMPKIN RAYNARD MICKELS TERESA REGINA MILTON TRAVIS MINOR REGINALD LeVANT MONTGOMERY ROBERT ALLEN MORGAN Timothy James Kendrick — ROTC 10, 11, 12; FFA 10; FHA 12. Gregory Glen Kennoy — Chrous 10, 11, 12; PFC Club 11, 12; Thespians 11. 12; Showtime 10. 11; Governor’s Honor Nominee 10, 11; PFC Club 12 (President); One Act Play 11; Literary Quartet 10, 11, 12; Literary Soloist 11; FBLA 12. Hattie King — VOCA Club 9 (President); Pep Club 9; Track Team 10; Chorus 10, 11. 12. Ter- je Knutsen — Exchange Student (Nor- way) 12; PFC Club 12; Homeroom Representative 9. 11; IDA Club 12; Band 12, Annual Staff 12; Christian Club (President). Charles N. Langston III — Football 9; Basketball 9. 10. 11. 12; Basketball Trophy’s 9, 10, 11, 12; YoMen Club 11, 12 (treasurer); FCA 12; Student Advisor 9; Track 9, 10, (Trophy); Who's Who 11. Konnie Marie Lanier — FHA 9 (Parliamentarian); Softball 9; Cheerleading 9; ADYA 9; Honors 9; Student Council 9; Library Club 10, 11; FBLA 12 (Treasurer); YoMen Club Sweetheart 11; IDA Sweetheart 12; Homecoming Court 11, 12; PFC 12; Region Mini Conference; Literary Spelling 12; Outstanding Names and Faces. Glenn Alan Layson — IDA 10, 11, 12 (Chaplain); Science 11, 12 (Vice President); PFC 12. Catherine Louellen Lee — PFC 12 (Secretary); Chorus 10, 12; PFC Club 12; FBLA 11. Frankie Edward Lester — FFA 9 (President); ROTC 10, 11; VICA 12; Track 9. Kim Lester — Football 9, 11, 12 (Best Offensive Lineman). Rory Lester — FFA 9, 10; FHA 9; VOCA 9, 10. 11, 12; ROTC Staff. Karen Elizabeth Long — FHA 9; FBLA 11, 12; VOT 11, 12 (Calculating Machines Award); Shorthand 10, 11, 12 (Pin for Shorthand Dictation). Yetoria Michele Lumpkin — Student Advisory 9 (Chair- man); Home Economic Award 9; PFC Club 10; Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12 (Cap- tain 12); YoMen Club Sweetheart 10, 12; Homecoming Court 10, 11, 12 (First Runner-up 12); Pep Club 12 (President); Panther Pagenat 10; Senior Class Treasurer; Chorus 9, 10. 11. Bruce McGhee — FFA 9. 10. 11, 12; FHA 9, 10; VICA 11, 12; IDA 9, 10; Pep Club 9, 10; ROTC 10, 11, 12. Sheryl Lynn McGowan — Civitans 11, 12; Panther Pageant 12. Leslie Melinda Mercer — Showtime 11; VICA 11, 12 (Reporter 12). Raynard Mickels — Baseball 9(Trophy). Teresa Regina Milton — Basketball 9, 10; (Three Year Basketball Trophy); Softball 9; FFA 9; Pep Club 9. Track 10 (Most Valuable Player). Travis Minor — Track 9; FFA 9; Band 9, 10, 11. 12; FHA 12; Science Club 12; Stage Band 12; Band Club 9; Pep Club 9. Reginald LeVant Montgomery — Baseball 9; DECA 11, 12; YoMen Club 12; Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Stage Band 11, 12; DECA (Vice President); Free Enter- prise Chairman; Chorus 11, 12; Band Club 9. Robert Allen Morgan — IDA Club 10- 11. 12. Cynthia Sue Morrow — Drama Club 9; Thespians 10, 12; Statician 9; PFC 10; YoMen Club Sweetheart 12; BETA Club 9; American Legion Award 9; Certificate of Merit 11; Who’s Who 11; Showtime 11, 12. San- dra Leigh Neal — French Club 9; ROTC 9; Science Club 12; Who’s Who 11; FFA 12. Lassi Tapani Noponen — Annual Staff 12; Homeroom Representative 9; Basketball 9, 10; Volleyball 9. 10; Biol- ogy Club 9. REGINALD VINCENT NORWOOD MARCELLA ANGELA PAIGE A . I VICKI RENEE’ NOTEWARE SANDRA ANN OLIVER KENNETH EDWIN PAYNE III CYNTHIA GENNELL PEAVY LISA GAYE PEAVY MICHAEL LYNDON PIKE RAYMOND DENNIS PEAVY GWENDOLYN POOLE PENNY RENA RAGAN WILLIAM WREN RAINEY Reginald Vincent Norwood — FFA 9; Art 10; Football Manager 12; IDA Club 12. Vicki Renee’ Noteware — Flaggirl 10, 11; Majorette 1 2. Sandra Ann Oliver — VICA Club 11; Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Medical Self-Help Graduate 9. Marcella Angela Paige — Cheerleader 9; Basketball Manager 11, 12. Kenneth Edwin Payne III — Humanities 12; Honors 10, 11. Cynthia Gennell Peavy — Honors 10. 11; FBLA 11, 12: PFC 10; Chorus 10; BETA Club 9; Junior Class Vice President; Honor Roll 9; Panther Pageant 12; Showtime 12; Varsity Soft- ball 12; Coaches Trophy 12; Baseball Statistician 9; Office Aide 9; FHA 9; An- nual Staff 11. 12; Humanities 12; Gover- nor’s Honor Nominee 10, 11; Certificate of Merit 11; 1st Honor Graduate 12; Who's Who 11; Perfect Attendance 10. Raymond Dennis Peavy — ROTC 10, 11, 12; Drill Team 10; Newspaper Staff 9; DAR History Award 10; Flint Electric Award 11; SAR Medal 10; Squadron Commander 12; Best BSCS Y-Student 10; Best Chemistry Student 11; VFW Academic Ribbon 11; Outstanding Cadet 10, 11. Lisa Gaye Peavy — Cheerleader 9 (Captain); BETA Club 9; PFC Club 10; Sophomore Class Treasurer; FBLA 12 (Vice President); Honors 9. 10, 11, 12; VOT 11, 12; Chorus 10, 11; 1st Honor Graduate; Certificate of Merit 11. Michael Lyndon Pike — Basketball 9; Football 9; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; YoMen Club 11, 12; VICA 12; FFA 9; 2nd Honor Graduate; One Act Play 10. Gwendolyn Poole — FFA 9; FHA 9; Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 9; ROTC 10; Flag Corps 12. Penny Rena Ragan — Basketball 9; Basketball Manager 10; Track 9; Class President 9; May Day President 9; Civitans 10, 11; FBLA 12; FBLA Officer 12; PFC 10; Annual Staff 12. William Wren Rainey — Football 9; Wrestling 9, 10; IDA 11, 12 (President 12); YoMen Club 12; PFC 10; Honors 9, 10, 11, 12; Who’s Who 12; Society of Distinguished Students 10. Steve Ramage — FFA 9. 10, 11, 12; VICA 10, 11; IDA 9, 10; DECA 11. Anthony George Rawls — Football 11, 12 (Cap- tains Trophy 12); ROTC 10, 11, 12; FFA. Lucy Releford — FHA 9; Pep Club 9. Annette Rice — FHA 9; Chorus 12. Carolyn Riley — FHA 9; Annual Staff 9; Pep Club 9, 12 (Secretary 12); Chorus 9; ROTC 10; VOT 11, 12; Senior Class Reporter 12; Shorthand Award. Louise Rogers — FHA 9; ROTC Drill Team 10; D Flight Sergeant; ROTC Most Merits; French Club 12; Pep Club 12; Cooking Officer Chairman 12; Chorus 12. Detres Olivia Romubio — Honors 9, 10, 11, 12; FBLA 11, 12; Band 9. 10, 11. 12; Honor Band 9, 10; Governor’s Honor Nominee 10, 11; Band Festival 9, 10, 11; BETA Club 9; FHA 9; 1st Honor Graduate; Certificate of Merit 11; Kiwanis Club Scholarship 12. Kelvin Jerome Ross — Football 9, 10, 11. 12; ROTC 10; YoMen 12. Buddy Sheffield — IDA 9, 10, 11, 12; FFA 10. Kathy Singleton-Smith. Gina Michelle Smith — Tri Hi Y 9; Cheerleader 9; Sophomore Class Of- ficer; Homecoming Queen Represen- tative 11; SAGE 9; FBLA 12; Civitans 12; VOT 12; Panther Pageant 12; Showtime 12. Curtis Raynard Solomon — Football 9; Track 10; Boy’s Quartet 10; Showtime 10, 11, 12; Thespians 11 (President); Outstanding Thespian’s Award; Boy’s Spelling 11; YoMen 11, ANTHONY GEORGE RAWLS ANNETTE RICE KELVIN JEROME ROSS CURTIS RAYNARD SOLOMON STEVE RAMAGE BUDDY SHEFFIELD LUCY RELEFORD CAROLYN RILEY LOUISE ROGERS KATHY SINGLETON-SMITH DETRES OLIVIA ROMUBIO GINA MICHELLE SMITH ERIK GUNNAR STAHL CHARLENE THOMAS GLORIA FAIRCHILD-STEPHENSON MARY JOE THOMAS MAMIE STUDSTILL NANCY JILL THOMASON-PARTAIN TONYA LATRICE TAYLOR DARRELL WINIFRED THOMPSON iram: Left to Right — Back Row — Wren Rainey, Mark Eckman; Ed Huckaby, David Arnall, ty Caffey, Ashish Gupta. Middle Row — Jane Wirtjrfield, Dennis Peavy, Cindy Morrow, Darryl tow Cindy Peavy, Dede Romubio, Chris VianeyTSnd Donna Bynum. cur. or si 88 MICHAEL D. TURNER CHRISTINA VIANEY STEPHANIE VIANEY FRED VINUP DEBORAH DENISE WALKER ANGELAJEANESE WALLACE SAMMY WALKER VIOLA BERATHA WARREN Erik Gunnar Stahl — Exchange Student (Sweden) 12; Homeroom Representative 9, 10; President of Student Ad- visory Committee 9. Gloria Fairchild Stephenson — Art Club 9; Y-Club 9. Mamie Studstill. Tonya Latrice Taylor — French Club 12; PFC Club 11. Charlene Thomas — Pep Club 9; FFA 9; Basketball 9, 10 (Manager 11, 12); Deca 10; ROTC Staff Officer 12; French 12. Mary Joe Thomas — Pep Club 9. Nancy Jill Thomason Partain — Cheerleader 9, 11; BETA 9; Pep Club 9; Chorus 9, 10; Deca 11, 12; Band 9, 10; Governor’s Honors Nominee 11. Darrell Winifred Thompson — FFA 9; Drama 9; PFC 10, 11; Chorus 10; Science Club 12. Melanie Marie Tobler — Pep Club 9; Voca 9; Chorus. Jean Marie Tomlinson — Deca 11, 12; Chrous 10, 11. Shelly Camille Tucker — Chorus 9, 10, 11; Drama 9, 10, 11; Drill Team 10, 11 (Co-captain 10); Newspaper 9; Cheerleader 12; Deca 11, 12 (Reporter 12); Homecoming Court 11, 12 (Homecoming Queen 12). Michael D. Turner — Basket- ball 10, 11; Wrestling 9, 11; FFA 10; Annual Staff Editor 9; Debate 10; Beta Club 9; Band 9, 10; Governor’s Honors Nominee 10, 11; Certificate of Merit 11. Christina Vianey — French Club 9, 10; Science Club 12; Pep Club 11; Ushers 11; Biology Award 10; Math Award 10; French Award 9, 10; Health Award 10. Stephanie Vianey — French Club 9, 10 (French I and II award) Latin Club 11; Pep Club 11; Usher 11; Math Team 11, 12; Science Club 12; Health Award 10; Dar Excellence; History Award 11. Frederick H. Vinup — FFA; Horticulture. Deborah Denise Walker — Pep Club 9, 12; Sammy Walker — Football 9; Basketball 9; Band 9, 10; Perfect Attendance 9. Angela Jeanese Wallace — Basketball 9, 10,11, 12; Voca 9; Pep Club 9; Track 10. Viola Beratha Warren — FHA 9, 10, 11; FFA 9; Pep Club 9, 12; Chorus 9, 10, 11; Flag Corps 10, 11, 12; Rote 10, 11. 12. 89 Aaron Watkins — Basketball 9; FFA 9, 11, 12; Football 9. Patricia Ann Watson — FBLA 12; FHA 9; Library Club 10, 11; 2nd Honor Graduate. David Scott Westmoreland — Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; YoMen Club 11, 12 (presi- dent 12); Civitans 10; Debate 10; IDA Club 12; FFA 9; Honors 10, 11; Humanities 12; Governor’s Honors Nominee 10, 11. David Roy Whiddon — YoMen Club 11, 12; Civitans 10; FCA 12 (President 12); Football 9, 10, 11 (Coaches Award), 12 (Best Defensive Back), Perfect Attendance; IDA 9; FFA 9. Karen Renee White — Cheerleader 9, 11, 12; Library Club 10, Jr. Civitans 10, 11; Vica Club 12; IDA Club 9; Flag- girl 10. Scott Randall White — Basketball 9; Civitans 10, 11; Ten- nis 11. LaBrenda Gail Whitehurst — FFA 9; Rote 10, 11; Chorus 9, 10. Amy Regina Whitfield — Track 10, Rote 10, 11; Rote Awards, Homecoming Court 11. Gary Louis Williams — FFA 9, 10; Safe Hunter Award 10; AFJROTC 11; Ga. 66 (Staff Sgt. 12) Element Leader and assistant (E-Flight) Promotions 12; Chorus 12; FHA Reporter 12. Sharon Denise Williams — Pep Club; FFA; Voca. Beverly Jane Wingfield — Girl’s Cross Country Team 9; Girl’s Tennis Team 9; School Musical 9; One Act Play 10; Thespians 10, 11; Civitans 10; Spanish Club 9, 10; Panther Pageant Contestant 11; Jr. Honors 11; Humanities 12; Deca 11 (Secretary), 12 (President); 1st Place District Competition 11; Deca-Job Interview (1st place in District); Deca-Job Interview (1st place in State); Deca convention; Deca Outstanding Member 11; Chapter Project Award 11; 2nd place State Competition 11; Insight 80’ participant 11; Who’s Who 11. Debbie Sue Womack — ROTC 10, 11, 12; Thespians 11, 12; Literary Spelling 11; One Act Play 10, 12; Kitty Hawk Honor Society 12; 2nd Honor Graduate. Walter Womack — Football 9, 11; Track 9, 10. Chandria Yvett Woodard — Basketball Manager 9; FFA 9; FHA 9; DECA 11; Prayer Club 12; ROTC 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 9; Kitty Hawk Honor Society 12. Evelyn Woodley — Library Club 9; ROTC 10. 11, 12; (Best Military Flight); Chorus 11, 12, Sandra Shannada Wright- Blasher — Flag Girl 10, 11; Senior Class Secretary; ROTC 10, 11; FFA 9; FHA 9; Gold Certificate for Elec- tronic Calculator 12. Denise Marie Yancey — FHA 10; FBLA 12; Chorus 10, 11; 2nd Honor Graduate. Maurice J. Zammit Jr. — Football 9; VOCA 9, 10, 11, 12 (VOCA President 11, 12), (Honorable Mention in State Public Speaking) (1st place VOCA Region Public Speaking). AARON WATKINS PATRICIA ANN WATSON DAVID SCOTT WESTMORELAND DAVID ROY WHIDDON KARAN RENEE WHITE SCOTT RANDALL WHITE LaBRENDA GAIL WHITEHURST SHARON DENISE WILLIAMS WALTER WOMACK SHANNADA WRIGHT-BLASHER AMY REGINA WHITFIELD GARY LOUIS WILLIAMS BEVERLY JANE WINGFIELD EVELYN WOODLEY MAURICE J.ZAMMIT JR. CHANDRIA YVETT WOODARD DENISE MARIE YANCEY Not Pictured: Johnny Adams Brenda Adkinson Elaine Anderson Danny Coates Tony Crowley Ronald Dezurn Jimmy Dugger Wesley Ellis Martha Flournoy Melvin Freeman Jan Garrett Bruce Giles Robert Graham David Green Cindy Hamsley Adleigh Harrell Terry Harrell Wendy Hocking Benjamin Holmes Norbert Jackson Ricky Jackson Darren Kendrick Kenny Kendrick Leroy Kendrick Doug King Tim King Greg Little Lisa Little Tommy Lindstrom Mike Maddox Glen Marshall Horace Marshall Stephanie Martin Jimmy Merritt Ben Robinson Johnathon Ross Arrie Rumph Darren Rumph Willie Rumph Terry Ryan Lynn Sanders Angela Scott Sue Shoemaker Jim Sinyard Derrick Stripling Vivian Thomas Glenn Tucker Horace Washington Jerry Washington Stanley Washington Geraldine Watkins Jackie Watkins Belinda Watson Wanda West Angela Wheeler Brenda Wimberly Donald Wright Ronald Wright IK- LOOKING 94 95 The Days of Our Lives 96 «°v4|JVOT,„oq£; Working Together Sometimes a whole school of students doing their own thing is what gets the bigger projects ac- complished. Students must be respected as individuals with their own individual talents before the various traits can be combined to form teams, committees, clubs and staffs. On the other hand, no one individual can do it all himself. Perry High is composed of a varie- ty of talented students working together. 99 001. Home- coming Is Big Celebra- tion Although the students at Perry High are known for their spirit, the week of Homecoming celebration brought forth more enthusiasm than even the students knew they had. The doors were decorated with messages such as “Indians Bite the Dust,” “Extinguish the Injuns,” and “Get Dodge out of Perry.” The stu- dent body also showed its support by dressing up in various costumes on each special day of Homecoming week. “Disco Day,” “Kiddie Day,” and the traditional “Maroon and Gold Day” on Friday were days which will always bring back a smile to everyone’s face. The celebration was concluded with an exciting football game and dance. Students who had always been clad in jeans and pit- ching sleeves showed up at the dance in suits and dresses. It was a special night which represented a special event. 101 1980 Homecoming Court 104 Football Sponsors Jennifer Clayton, a junior, is seventeen years old. She was chosen as the second Football Sponsor and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Clayton of Woodland Drive. Jennifer enjoys P.E. and history and is a varsity cheerleader, VICA member, and M.C. of the Panther Pageant. Jennifer would like to become an interior decorator. Junior, Naomi (Tammy) Soloman is 16 years old and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Solomon. They reside at 1207 Old Fold Lane. Naomi enjoys chorus and algebra II. She is a varsity cheerleader, a member of Thespians and Jr. Civitans. After graduation Naomi would like to attend Howard University and major in Pre-Law. Sophomore Representatives Fifteen year old Linda Diane Caldwell is a sophomore representative on the Homecom- ing Court. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Caldwell of 112 Chris Dr., Hayneville. Diane is an FBLA member and enjoys swimming, gymnastics, horseback riding and tennis. After graduation, Diane plans to go to the University of Georgia and study journalism. The other sophomore represen- tative is Bonnie Howard. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Howard of 2390 Hwy. 341 S. Bonnie enjoys biology and is a flag girl, YoMen sweetheart, and an ROTC sweetheart. Among her interests are cheering, skating, and reading. Bonnie plans to at- tend a college or modeling school after graduation. 105 Bretz, Hazel Jackson d, Naomi : I, Diane Ca 106 Junior Representatives Lona Bretz, a junior represen- tative on the Homecoming Court, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bretz, and they reside at 701 Evergreen St. Lona’s favorite class is chorus, and she is also an honor student. Her in- terests include Civitans, Pep Club, singing, playing the piano, composing music, and dating Earl. Lona plans to attend Macon Jr. College and become a dental hygienist. Hazel Jackson, a junior, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Jackson of 1521 Sunshine Avenue. Hazel enjoys DECA and English. She is a member of DECA and holds the office of Secretary. Hazel likes to dance and sing. After graduation, Hazel would like to attend the Barbizon School of Modeling and become a professional model. Cindy McDonald, seventeen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McDonald lives at 1800 Houston Lake Rd. Cindy enjoys Biology and is a member of Pep Club, IDA, and Civitans and was a member of the 1979 Homecom- ing Court. Horseback riding, gymnastics, swimming, and cam- ping are some of her hobbies. After graduation, Cindy would like to become a veterinarian or a biologist. Ruby Lane, age sixteen, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Lane of 3414 H’way 341 So. Ruby’s favorite class is chorus, and she is a YoMen sweetheart, an FHA member and a Showtime cast member. Her hobbies are singing, dancing, acting, and writing. After graduation, Ruby would like to attend Speiman College in Atlanta, and major in Pre-law and minor in music. 107 Senior Representatives Left to right: Yetoria Lumpkin, Konnie Lanier, Jeneace Wallace, Shelly Tucker, Mamie Studstill, Deanna Caldwell. Yetoria Lumpkin was chosen the first runner up on the Homecom- ing Court. She is seventeen years old and is the daughter of Mrs. Anna Mae Lumpkin of 1007 Creekwood Drive. Yetoria enjoys sewing, dancing, singing, and swimming. She is a co-captain of the varsity cheerleading squad. This is Yetoria’s third year on the Homecoming Court. After graduating from P.H.S. she plans to major in Business Education at Clark College. The 1980 Homecoming Queen is seventeen year old Shelly Tucker. Shelly is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry L. Tucker of 136 H’way 247, Kathleen. Her favorite classes are DECA and Drama. Shelly’s interests include cheering for football and basket- ball, reporting for DECA and working. After graduation, Shelly plans to go into fashion mer- chandising, and would like to be a buyer for a store in Atlanta. 108 Seventeen year old, Konnie Lanier is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. George Lanier of Rt. 1 Farm Estates. Konnie enjoys ac- counting and is FBLA treasurer, PEC secretary, and an IDA sweetheart. Reading, swimming, horseback riding, sewing and spending time with her family and friends are among Konnie’s interests. She would like to at- tend Mercer University and work part-time after graduating. Seventeen year old Mamie Studstill is a senior represen- tative on the Homecoming Court. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Studstill. Mamie en- joys reading, sewing, and cook- ing. After graduation, Mamie would like to become a model. Deanna Caldwell is a senior member of the Homecoming Court. She is seventeen and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Caldwell. She lives at Rt 1 Chris Dr. English Lit. and gymnastics are her favorite classes. Deanna is a captain of the varsity cheerleading squad and is secretary of FBLA. Gym- nastics, jogging, swimming, soft- ball, and cheering are among her hobbies. After graduating Dean- na would like to go into a field where she can work with young children. Jeneace Wallace, seventeen years old, is a senior member on the Homecoming Court. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Wallace. Jeneace would like to attend Savannah State College after graduation. She en- joys basketball, track, and other sports. 109 Glynn Ross Crowns Shelly Tucker Homecoming Queen Selection of Miss Panther ’81 This is every girl’s dream — to be in a pageant with twenty of her closest friends. The preparations, the night itself are events she will never forget. Top center are the twenty contestants together. First Row: (I to r) Diane Caldwell, Jody Tyson, Lona Bretz, Michelle Smith, Sheryl McGowan, Tina Wilson, Queenie Kennedy. Second Row: (I to r) Angela Beasley, Naomi Solomon, Sandy Whiddon, Carla Detscher, Donna Jones, Shelly Tucker, Cindy Peavy. Third Row: (I to r) Sydney Smith, Jane Hendrix, Ruth Ann Fineis, Heidi Fruehauf. (Not Pictured — Loletia Griner). The pageant was hosted by juniors Shawn Broderick and Jen- nifer Clayton, who did an excep- tional job supporting the contestants. The pageant began with an opening dance number to “I Enjoy Being A Girl.” As the curtains closed, an award was made to Rochelle Whiddon who had been ill for several weeks but had at- tended the pageant to support her friends. The talent competition began, and the audience was entertained as the girls danced, sang, acted, and performed their way into everyone’s heart. 112 113 RuthAnn Fineis Chosen Miss Panther Formal Wear competition was next, and the effect was dazzling as each contestant appeared in the dress of her choice. After a brief inter- mission, the girls reap- peared for the talent and formal wear awards and the announcement of the five finalists. Carla Detscher was the winner of the talent com- petition. She combined a short piano piece, a broad- way song, and a captivating performance by her show dog into one skit. Ruth Ann Fineis was presented with the “Miss Congeniality” award and the Formal Wear award. These two girls and three others, Sydney Smith, Naomi Solomon, and Lona Bretz were chosen as the five finalists. After each finalist answered a brief question, the tension mounted as Shawn and Jen- nifer announced the awards. Lona Bretz was named 4th runner-up, Sydney Smith was awarded 3rd runner-up, Naomi Solomon was called forward as 2nd runner-up, and Carla Detscher was an- nounced as the 1st runner- up. Ruth Ann Fineis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Fineis, became the new “Miss Panther” for 1981. 115 116 Stars Shine In Showtime ’81 Every year the YoMen club puts on a grand production and Showtime ’81 was no exception. In front of two sell out crowds and one near miss, the cast of for- ty five Perry High students danced and sang their way into everyone’s heart. The show was under the direction of Mr. Paul Shelton, Mr. Allen Shaw, and Miss Donna Arrington. Songs and dances were per- formed from the Broadway, Country- Western, Soul, and Rock categories. Among the acts there were a few per- formers who were really impressive. Lona Bretz performed throughout the night, and was featured in two solos, “Nine to Five’’ and “Treat Me Right.” Curtis Solomon really stopped the show with his numbers “Jailhouse Rock’’ and “One In A Million.” Another well received performer was Ruby Lane with her songs, “Stop In the Name of Love” and “On the Radio.” Master of Ceremonies, Michael Lyons, was multi- talented; he kept the show rolling with his magic and his solo, “Almost Like A Song.” The audience really enjoyed the YoMen club in the “Gambler” and “All Shook Up.” The Showtime Jazz Band, under the direction of Mr. Bill Alford, was a great asset to the show, with its accom- paniments and solos. The many acts and songs made stars of students from Perry High and the cast and the audience en- joyed every minute of the show. 117 Jrs.-Srs. Enjoy Prom The theme for the 1981 Jr.-Sr. prom was unanimously chosen to be Fantasy Island. Amidst numerous palm trees, sea shells, waterfalls, and grass huts, the couples danced the night away. The sophomore servers wore grass skirts and passed out leis to all the seniors and their dates. “Bill and Love” set the pace with a variety of music, and the juniors were rewarded for their hard work by the satisfied smiles on the seniors’ faces. 120 121 122 123 Students Honored at Assembly At the Annual Awards Day ceremony held in the gym, David Arnall received three of the top awards, the Mayor’s Award for General Excellence, the Charles Bridges Memorial Award, and the V.F.W. Outstanding Scholar Award. Other Awards presented were: Penny Ragan and Angela Askew, the Flint Electric Outstanding Seniors Home Economics’ Award; Doug Graves, the Washington Youth Tour Award; Gary Davis, a scholar- ship from Medusa Cement Company; Cin- dy Morrow and Lonnie Boone, D.A.R. Citizenship Awards; and Martin Gushe, the D.A.R. American History Award. Dede Rombuio received the Kiwanis Club Scholarship; Shelly Horton, the Cohen Walker Award; Tim Johnson, Dekalb Award; Joyce Tharpe, Woodmen of the World American History Award; Darryl Albritton, YoMen Club Scholarship; Wan- da West and Donna Bynum, Perry Business Women’s Club Award; Lonnie Boone, V.F.W. Outstanding Athlete Award; Ed Huckaby, Hugh Hill Rotary Scholarship; Shawn Broderick, Houston Home Journal Periscope Award; Stephanie Vianey, Proctor and Gamble Merit Scholarship; Christine Vinay, Chamber of Commerce S.T.A.R. student; Curtis Hammontree, Chamber of Com- merce Award; William Bryant, Perry Women’s Society Scholarship; Rick Tuttle and Chris Spears, American Legion Award; Carla Detscher and Chris Spears, Governor’s Honors Recognition; and Marla Clayton, Hardee’s Food Services, Inc. Scholarship. University of Georgia Certificates of Merit were presented to Carla Detscher, Ruth Ann Fineis, Tommy Fletcher, Heidi Fruehauf, Jim Fudge, Tim Moore, Bill Ragan, Whitt Smith, Chris Spears, Jackie Tucker, Rick Tuttle, Jody Tyson, and Alisa Yocum. 124 Others receiving Awards were: Lonnie Boone Brenda King Chuck Langston Lisa Cason Carlton Clarington Deanna Farnham Kim Lester Debbie Tascik Anthony Rawls Michelle Smith Joel Mims Deborah Walker J. L. Bryant Lisa Bridges John Bennett Evelyn Johnson David Kane Ray Sledge John Kane Katherine Britt Tommy Wood Lisa Bryant Willie King Jeannie Tomlinson Rodney Bryant Yetoria Lumpkin Ricky Harris Sandra Blasher William Bryant Patricia Watson Debbie Womack Felecia Bumpus Emalda Coates Nancie Jones Dennis Peavy Renee Black Lona Bretz Martha Flournoy Greg Kennoy Cissy Jackson Carla Detscher Donna Jones Angela Beasley Carolyn Riley Bret Kennoy Gloria Stephenson Randy Walenceus Stephen Armitage Janie Hulett Susan Marchman Karen Long Joyce Tharpe Doug Graves Ricky Stark Joe Barker Jody Tyson Laura Baumli Jennifer Clayton Konnie Lanier Helen Porter Rick Tuttle Curtis Solomon Mark Eckman Philip Arnall Bill Ragan Jeff Loewen Jackie Elwood Craig Nappier Heidi Fruehauf Hazel Jackson Sydney Smith Joe Thomas Donald Forbes Jane Wingfield Chris Spears Reginald Montgomery Paula Rucker Jeffrey Allen Stephen Harris Tim Johnson Ruby Lane Billy Hayzlett Veronda Griffin Scott Westmoreland Cedric Mickles Thomas Ragin Wren Rainey Yolanda Stripling Glenn Layson Felecia Stubb Wanda West . Larry Sutton Rhonda Rucker Melanie Taylor Cindy Hamsley Dale Swain Jackie Adkinson Joe Stinson Anita Fairchild Larry Washington Julie Anderson Jimmy Merritt Kim Gorman Reginald Norwood Laurie Carpenter Jessie Grider Willie Lester Rudean Walker Jimmy Luster Barbara Barrett Danny Johnson 125 Perry High’s Honors Perry High has a great deal of talent, and many students are honored for them. The students of P.H.S. this year are no exception. They have earned honors and privileges for the school. 1. The literary contestants who competed from Perry High School. 2. Gary Davis received a 6,000 dollar scholarship from Medusa Cement Co. 3. Mr. Paul Shelton was recognized as the S.T.A.R. teacher for 1980-81. 4. Christine Vianey was selected as the S.T.A.R. stu- dent, based on the highest 5. A.T. scores. 5. The Governor’s Honors finalist were: First Row: (I to r) Paula Rucker, Flip Arledge, Carla Detscher, Ruth Ann Fineis; Second Row: (I to r) Stephen Armitage, Doug Graves, George Sandler, Chris Spears, Lisa Cason, and Teresa Fountain (not pictured). 6. Carla Detscher was selected to attend the Gover- nor's Honors camp during the summer. 7. Christopher Spears was the other student from P.H.S. to attend the Gover- nor’s Honors camp. 127 1. The Debate team composed of Jackie Elwood, Doug Graves, Mark Eckman, Joe Barker, and Bill Ragan won top honors in numerous tournaments during the year. 2. Karen Long represented Perry in the Shorthand com- petition and earned the right to compete in the state meet. 3. This year’s Math team com- peted in the annual Math tour- nament at Georgia Southern. The team consists of Jody Tyson, Shawn Broderick, Ruth Ann Fineis, Chris Spears, Miriam Huffman, Jon Julian and Jim Fudge (not pictured). 4. Laura Baumli and Randy Walenceus competed in the Ex- temporeaneous Speaking con- test at the literary meet with the following two students. 5. Konnie Lanier and Rick Tuttle represented P.H.S. in the Spell- ing contest. 6. Doug Graves and Carla Detscher earned the right to compete in the Oral Interpreta- tion contest. 7. The boys’ quartet was com- posed of Randy Walenceus, Bret Kennoy, William Bryant, and Greg Kennoy. 8. The boy’s soloist at literary was Greg Kennoy. 9. Lona Bretz, Carla Detscher, and Angela Beasley represented Perry as the girls’ trio. 10. The girl’s soloist was Lona Bretz. 129 Class Of 1981 Graduates Twelve years of hard work finally paid off for the Class of ’81. Graduation Day!! The seniors took their first step in- to the real world as each received his diploma. The Graduating Seniors are listed below: Darryl Albritton Beverly Allen Jeffrey Allen Daniel Arial David Arnall Angela Askew Fred Askew Ronnie Askew Colistine Bailey Greg Benson Renee Black Lonnie Boone Leslie Bowens Bridgette Britt William Bryant Felecia Bumpus Donna Bynum Martin Caffey Deanna Caldwell Melanie Chamlee Josephine Chaney Debra Cherry Carlton Clarington Jan Clayton Danny Coates Harvey Cosby Alan Culpepper Alma Davis Anna Davis Annie Davis Gary Davis Mike Dick Alvin Durham Ruth Durham Charles Dykes Mark Eckman Mike Eikel Wesley Ellis Vernita Everett Marquette Felder Rosa Felder Donella Feldon Alma Fleming Martha Flournoy Roy Fruehauf Jan Garrett George Giles Phyllis Glover Vicky Gore Charles Grace Robert Graham Edwin Green Donald Green Joseph Grider Loletia Griner Ashish Gupta Martin Gutsche Curtis Hammontree Cindy Hamsley Charles Harrell Stephen Harris William Hayzlett Brenda Henry David Henson Geoffrey Hill Priscilla Hill Wendy Hocking Jack Huckaby Tracey Hunt Grover Jackson Ricky Jackson Susan Jackson Vicky Jackson Vickie Jackson Clementine Johnson Evelyn Johnson 132 Timothy Johnson Donna Jones Lisa Jones Nancie Jones Roy Kendrick Timothy Kendrick Greg Kennoy Hattie King Terje Knutsen Charles Langston Konnie Lanier Glenn Layson Frankie Lester Kim Lester Rory Lester Tommy Lindstrom Aletha Little John Little Karen Long Vetoria Lumpkin Stephanie Martin Glen Marshall Gary McGhee Anthony Rawls Lucy Releford Annette Rice Carolyn Riley Benjamin Robinson Louise Rogers Detres Romubio Kelvin Ross Arrie Rumph Darrie Rumph Terry Ryan Angela Scott Michelle Smith Curtis Solomon Erik Stahl Charlene Thomas Vivian Thomas Darrell Thompson Melanie Tobler Jeannie Tomlinson Shelly Tucker Michael Turner Christina Vianey Sheryl McGowan Leslie Mercer James Merritt Teresa Milton Travis Minor Reginald Msntgomery Robert Morgan Cynthia Morrow Sandra Neal Lassi Noponen Reginald Norwood Vickie Noteware Sandra Oliver Marcella Piage Tonya Parker Kenny Payne Cynthia Peavy Dennis Peavy Michael Pike Gwendolyn Poole Penny Ragan Wren Rainey Steven Ramage Stephanie Vianey Denise Walker Sammy Walker Jeanese Wallace Viola Warren Geraldine Watkins Belinda Watson Wanda West Scott Westmoreland David Whiddon Karen White Scott White Amy Whitfield Sharon Williams Gary Williams Brenda Wimberly Beverly Wingfield Debbie Womack Walter Womack Chandria Woodard Evelyn Woodley Donald Wright Ronald Wright 133 Attitudes Students at Perry High know that the best way to make anything work is by cooperating, whether it is time for a pep rally, banquet, play or bonfire or even something as everyday as water- ing plants and filing library cards. Whatever the situation, most students are ready and willing to work together, as long as it takes, to get the job done. Attitude sets this school apart from other schools and the students know it! 135 Support Support is another important aspect of a successful school. Most students are valuable supporters without even knowing it! For example, eating in the lunchroom, and just coming to class are two common ways of supporting. It takes effort to make it to the games and even more to cheer at them. It takes practice to sing in the chorus concerts and to play in the game, but regardless of the extent of each student’s support, the overall effect is what keeps the school going. 136 1st Row: (I to r) Paul O’Connell, David Whiddon, J. D. Holmes, Philip Arnall, David Arnall, Alvin Durham, Don Green, Marcus Minor, Larry Whitfield, Keith Fleming, Curtis Dugger, Robert West, Walter Womack, Mark Pike, Kenny Grace 2nd Row (I to r) Coach Boschelli, Rodney Bridges, Roy Fruehauf, Derrick Harris, Bruce Harris, Marcus Clark, Arthur Adams, Jerome Johnson, Gary Felder, Amuel Whitehead, Johnny Bryant, Scott Taylor, Ricky West, Vincent Glover, Randy Findley, Johnny Bass, Reggie Norwood — Mgr., Coach Kinchen 3rd Row: (I to r) Coach Street, Coach Shaw, Ken Terrell, Kim Lester, Rodney Norwood, Marty Caffey, Danny Solomon, An- dy Morgan, Joey Ledlow, Wayne Henry, Thomas Ragin, Willie Walker, Gary Clark, Kelvin Ross, Steve Rumph, Mike Smith, Ben Defore, Anthony Rawls, Donald Yancey, Johnny Farms, Willie Vance — Mgr., Coach Crockett, Coach Moore. 140 Panthers Struggle Through Tough Season Rodney Norwood — MVP This year’s football season was a time of experiences. The team was young, but its dedication showed through on many occasions. At almost every game, Perry fans filled the stadiums, dressed in school colors waving banners and pom- poms. The football season provided entertainment for the Perry High students, faculty and fans, and the pep rallies provided a place for the students to “let loose” some of their spirit. Football season is a time that almost everyone hates to see end. 141 Coaches: (I to r) James Kinchen — Tight Ends, Kenny Moore — Of- fensive Backs, Dave Boschelli — Defensive Backs, Alan Shaw — Receivers, Dave Crockett — Head Coach, Willie Street — Linemen 144 Seniors: (I to r) David Whiddon, David Arnall Seniors: (I to r) Kelvin Ross, Alvin Durham, Donald Green, Marty Caffey, Anthony Rawls, Kim Lester, Roy Fruehauf, Wayne Henry. 145 Cheerleaders Raise Spirit Front Row: (I to r) Shelly Tucker, Julie Maner, Heidi Fruehauf, Sandy Whiddon; Second Row: (I to r) Donna Jones, Tammy Solomon, sponsors Ms. Defore and Ms. Myrell, Yetoria Lumpkin, Michelle Harris; Third Row: (I to r) Jennifer Clayton, Cindy Lewis; Deanna Caldwell; 146 Shell jcker Deanna Caldwell Donna Jones Regardless of how much spirit the Perry High students seemed to have, one cannot imagine a game or pep rally without the cheerleaders. When the game looked bad, the cheerleaders were still smiling. They sent chants of support and con- fidence to the players whenever they needed it. The cheerleaders even carried out their duties off the field or out of the gym by cheering up the players after a particularly discouraging game. And on the days when Perry was victorious — WATCH OUT! They cheered right out of the stadium and even on the bus home. Cheerleading is a full-time ac- tivity, and the Perry High girls carried the responsibility proudly. The cheerleaders were sponsored by Miss Sunny Myrell and Ms. Janet Defore. 147 Yetoria Lumpkin Heidi Fruehauf Christine Jackson Panther- ettes Claw Way To Region Playoffs Girls Basketball Members: Jeanese Wallace Geraldine Watkins Beverly Allen Vicky Woodard Patricia Holmes Lora Ann Nobles Joni Hickey Patrice Golden Katrina Bryant Lisa Riley Managers: Marcella Paige Anthony Rawls Charlene Thomas 152 153 154 155 Senior: Darryl Albritton Senior: Lonnie Boone 8$ Senior: Carlton Clarington 156 Panthers Capture Region Title As was expected, Perry’s basketball season was ex- ceptional. Winning each game became an expected outcome, and although there were a couple of upsets, all middle Georgia was watching the Panthers. The excellent coaching combin- ed with a team full of talent brought only pride to Perry High. Basketball Team Darryl Albritton, Lonnie Boone, Carlton Clarington, Ed Hammock, Chuck Langston, Marvin Noble, Ben Robinson, Steve Stokeling, Daron Thomas, Wendell Williams, Manager, Willie Vance, Coach Melvin Sweat 157 r 158 159 MINUTES «SECONDS PERIOD fimPu? •. ... HOME VISITOR Wrestlers Show Moves First Row: (I to r) John Scott, Nebbie Montgomery, Jero Robinson, Ricky Thompson, Mike Robinson, Tim Moore, Ricky Stark, Jeffery Eubanks; Second Row: (I to r) Andrew Lester, Eddie Wheeler, Tim Askew, Chas Wisekal, Troy Bennett, Danny Solomon, Harvey Fletcher, Ed Huckaby, Mark Pike, Joey Hendrix; Third Row: (I to r) John Stin- son, Keith Fleming, Gary Clark, Chuck Lattazie, Ken Terrell, Eric Stahl, Donald Yancey, Paul O’Connell; Most Valuable Player — Keith Fleming. 163 P.H.S. Tennis Swings Into Action The 1981 Perry High Ten- nis team ended their season with a 5-3 record, and had a singles’ competitor who won second in region and com- peted in the state tourna- ment. Greg Benson, a senior, played the first singles' siot and went on to the state match. Juniors, Shawn Broderick and Dwayne Day occupied the second and third singles’ slot, playing different posi- tions at different matches. Greg Benson and Dwayne Day were the first doubles team as Shawn Broderick and Robby Cosey played the second doubles position. Tyler Golder, Mike Turner, and Gary Davis played the other singles’ positions respectively. Wendy Hock- ing, the first singles' girl, teamed with Michele Evans, the second singles girl, to form the first doubles team. Sheri Peavy played the third singles slot. Donna Jones and Robin Black played as the second doubles team and alternated playing fourth and fifth singles. The Most Valuable players were named Greg Benson and Wendy Hocking for 1981. 164 166 Senior: Darryl Albritton Coach Soles Play Ball This year’s baseball team was one which will be remembered with great pride. Under the leadership of Coach Crockett and Coach Soles, the team end- ed its season with an outstan- ding record. The team included five fine seniors who provided leadership for the underclassmen throughout the season. 169 Bottom Row: (L to R) Timothy Dixon, Mike Smith, Vincent Glover, Stanley King, Darryl Albritton, Ricky Motes, George Hill, Mike Pike; Top Row: (L to R) Coach Soles, Coach Crockett, Frank Jones, Paul Carroll, Rodney Norwood, Keith Fleming, Archie Sanders, Scott Westmoreland, Scott Taylor, Whitt Smith, Alan Culpepper, Jim Fudge, David Arnall, Jessie Harris. Softball Places Second The varsity softball team had a 7-3 record and placed second this season. This record came as a shock to many people, even the team. The Pantherettes (Triple A) had to play all Quad A teams which was more than enough competition. The softball team loaded on the bus after school amost every afternoon and head- ed toward a hard practice. Coach Evans, a student teacher from Fort Valley State College, assisted Miss Myrell in coaching the team. The first game was not any longer than two weeks after tryouts, so it took many long hours to get ready. All of the home games were played in Warner Robins. Front Row (L to R) Angela Askew (1st Base); Angela Scott (2nd Base); Vicky Woodard (Short Stop); Cindy Peavy (Pitcher); Ben Keen (Manager); Clemen- tine Johnson (Outfielder); Bell Jackson (Outfielder); Miss Myrell (Coach); Paula Weckley (Catcher); Linda Dean (Out- fielder); Wanda Lester (Outfielder); Charlene Thomas (Scorekeeper). Trophies: Clementine Johnson (Most Valuable Player); and Cindy Peavy (Coaches' Trophy). 172 173 Track Hurdles Way To Victory This year’s track team worked its way to victory with a four out five win season. Perry’s competitive boys came in second place in region. First Row: Terrence Lane, James Parker, Author Adams, Johnny Clark, Robert West, Joe Scott, Gary Felder, Lonnie Boone; Se- cond Row: (L to R) Andy Morgan, Greg Harvey, David Barker, Curtis Dugger, Chas Wisekal, Thomas Ragin, Jervart Heart, Tommy Wood, Randy Findly. Robert West-Broad jump Greg Harvey-polevault 177 178 GOOD rr SPRING ’80 179 180 1980 Varsity Baseball Team Plays Ball 181 Tennis 1980 The 1980 Perry High Tennis Team was composed of almost a brand new group of players. The team had three returning members, as five Sophomores joined the team, and four new Juniors. The coaching staff also had a new addition. Coach Kenny Moore joined Melvin Sweat to coach the young team. The team played inner matches to find the rank of each player. Donald Green played the first singles slot, as Shawn Broderick played the second singles’ slot. The first doubles’ team was also made up of Donald Green and Shawn Broderick. The second doubles’ team was made up of Dwayne Day and Tyler Golder. The girls’ first singles’ player was Terri Dayton, while Michele Evans played the second slot. Terri Dayton and Michele Evans also played first doubles’. Robin Black and Donna Jones played the second doubles’ position. The team played matches with the sur- rounding schools, then competed in the region tournament. The awards banquet ended the season as the Most Valuable Players Terri Dayton and Donald Green were honored. The most improved players were Michele Evans and Dwayne Day. 182 Showtime Is a Huge Success Again this year the YoMen club put on a grand production with their presentation of Showtime 1980. Mr. Allen Shaw and Mr. Paul Shelton spent their evenings with the cast made up of Perry High students since February. Their hard work was well exhibited in the production. Showtime ’80 got off to a great start as the cast was featured in “There’s No Business Like Show Business.” The night was highlighted by different acts. One featured Billy Stark and Leslie Mereer in “Heartbreaker!” Shirley Temple was also portrayed by Ruth Ann Fineis in a song and dance routine. David Loliis, Yetoria Lumpkin, and Dani Florez were featured as soloists. Among the acts, a trio made up of Yetoria Lumpkin, Ruby Lane and Traci Easley performed “Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy.” The Showtime band provided most of the music for the shows. Showtime ’80 concluded as the cast joined hands and sang “God Bless America in recognition of the American hostages in Iran. 184 ’ ! f rVv tt r f � v I ’ 186 Lauren Fruehauf Crowned “Miss Panther” At the annual “Miss Panther” Pageant, sponsored by the Thespian Society, Lauren Fruehauf was crowned “Miss Panther” for 1980. Seventeen contestants competed for the title, each nominated from a specific organization at Perry High. Each contestant was featured in the opening number, in the formal wear, and in the talent competition. They were judged on talent, beauty, and poise. Five finalists were chosen from the seventeen, and they were asked a question by Masters of Ceremonies Shawn Broderick and Susan Hayzlett. Four runners-up and “Miss Panther” were selected by the inter- views. Fourth runner-up to first runner-up were: Jennifer Andrews, Traci Easley, Bonita Roberts, and Sydney Smith. “Miss Panther” 1979, Linda Stark, crowned Lauren the new “Miss Panther” for 1980. 187 189 BANK OF PERRY 1001 Carroll St. Perry, Georgia 31069 987-2554 GEORGIA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN 916 Main St. Perry, Georgia 31069 987-1522 FRANK ELLIS PHOTOGRAPHY Perry, Georgia 31069 987-4310 COKE’S CAMERA Watson Blvd. Warner Robins, Georgia 31093 CANDLES BY KENNEDY SINYARD’S INC. Kathleen, Georgia 31047 987-4609 Printing — Office Supplies — Gifts Handpainted Figurine Candles 756 Carroll 987-4700 191 Good Luck Class of ’81 From THE DENIM DEPOT STATE FARM INSURANCE 1001 Washington Street Perry, GA 31069 987-1224 PERRY BOOKSTORE 907 Carroll St. Perry, GA 31069 987-0600 WPGA Says: Congratulations Seniors WPGA — AM 980 — Adult Contemporary WPGA — FM 100.9 — Stereo — Rock Radio Worth Listening to for a Change 193 LEIGH CASUALS BARBECUE KING 1425 Sam Nunn Blvd. 987-5561 Everything for Today’s Modern Ladies With Your Interest at Heart Open 10 to 10 Daily MERLE NORMAN COSMETIC STUDIO AND BOUTIQUE Courtesy Lessons by Appointment Helen L. Elkins, Owner 1024 Ball St. Perry, GA 31069 Hwy. 341-N Perry 987-1984 STANLEY FURNITURE COMPANY 1107 Macon Hwy. 987-2504 194 JONES SURVEYING CO 1010 Ball Street P.O. Box 337 Congratulations Seniors DAIRY QUEEN OF PERRY U.S. —41 South Perry, GA BEL AIRE MOTEL WALKER-RHODES TRACTOR Perry, GA 31069 987-1173 CHINAGATE RESTAURANT Carroll Blvd. Perry, GA 31069 UTILITY SERVICE • Purchasing a Reconditioned Tank OXFORD CHEMICAL 1016 Bonner Dr. Perry, GA 31069 987-2148 197 WALKER THOMPSON SUPPLY COMPANY Purina Chows Martin Senour Paints Quality Field and Garden Seed 987-1771 Perry, Georgia AAA NEW PERRY HOTEL-MOTEL AND COFFEE SHOP U.S.41,341 and 1-75 Business Loop Perry, GA 31069 912-987-1000 TOTS-N- TEENS CLOTHING SHOP Downtown Perry, GA 31069 PABST BREWING COMPANY PERRY GARDEN CENTER 1639 Houston Lake Rd. Perry, GA 31069 EDWARDS-HARPER GEORGIA-FARM BUREAU 909 Carroll St. P.O. Box 77 Perry, Georgia 31069 Perry, GA 31069 987-2391 987-2470 201 WARNER ROBINS SUPPLY COMPANY P.O. Box 2268 Warner Robins, Georgia CARD CAROUSEL TOLLESON VILLAGE SUPPLY SHOPS 903 Jernigan 987-2105 736 Carroll Blvd. 987-5211 Building Materials Ready-mixed Concrete “When You Care Visit our Paneling Center Enough to Send the Very Best” MEDUSA 202 514 Carroll Blvd. 800-342-5513 FAUCONNIERE IND. 247 Spur 987-0609 We Pay Top Prices for Aluminum Cans Compliments of DR. PHILLIP RIGDON Sr £ M IMS ANTIQUES FROM THE SHED 1139 Macon St. 987-2469 Connette and Joe Gayle Best Wishes Class of 1981 From CONTINENTAL CAN COMPANY P.O. Box 1190 247 Spur Pabst, Georgia FORD WILSON JR. FRANKLIN DISCOUNT COMPANY K-MART 1444 Sam Nunn Blvd. Perry, GA 31069 811 Carroll St. Perry, GA 31069 912-987-0880 987-1700 WESTERN AUTO 1013 Main St. Perry, GA Lawn Mower Appliances Bike Repair Kraco Radios Tires The Biggest Little Store in America GREATER UNION BAPTIST CHURCH 1006 Marion Street Perry, GA 31069 206 Compliments of BROOKS HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATES MUSE’S DOGWOOD GARDEN DR. PIERCE FRANSUE’S BOTTLE SHOP HIGH ROLLER DEMO TEAM DR. ARNALL BARTON’S MEN’S SHOP CRUMPTON SHOES DR. VANCE RUSSO’S CHEESE BARREL MOSS PHARMACY HORACE AND MILDRED SHOP DR. HENDRICKS PINCKNEY PHARMACY Warner Robins LANCE POTATO CHIPS David McNally, Lance Representative DUKE’S BEAUTY SHOP 207 BEAVERS INS. AGENCY DRAWER R Perry, Georgia 31069 PERRY FLOWER AND GIFT 1109 Washington Street Perry, Georgia 987-1656 Compliments of: MR. MRS. DAVID PIERCE Hey You! If you read this ad sign where indicated and bring it to either Mrs. Pope or Mrs. Hartman within three days of the distribution of the annuals. You will receive a $1.00 discount on your 1982 Perry High annual. 208 RICHARDSON REALTY Rt. 2 Box 134AA Perry, Georgia 987-0763 The 1980-81 Perryscope Staff Encourages You to Patronize These Fine Establishments Which Have Supported Our Annual. In Memory of Tyler Eric Golder No man is an island, entire of itself; every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main ... Any man’s death diminishes me because I am involved in mankind, and therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee.. John Donne In a sense, we are the losers, for Tyler Golder was a unique young man. He was interested and con- cerned for those around him. He had a quick, ready smile and a “Hey” for his friends. Those who knew him will miss him. Tyler was a member of several clubs and organizations, and he worked hard to make each activity a success. Those organizations will miss him. Tyler wasa person of deep con- victions. He was learning more about his faith and beliefs every day and was striving to live his beliefs. His church will miss him, but those who will continue to miss him the most are his family. They will miss living and sharing the every day occurrences we take for granted and frequently ignore. In another sense, however, we were the recipients of a great deal for we knew Tyler. We will remem- ber all the good times and fun we shared together. He will not be for- gotten. John Donne wrote, “Any man’s death diminishes me ... ” We the students and faculty of Perry High and the members of the Perry community, no matter what age, are diminished by Tyler’s death. We all will miss him greatly. 210 In Memory of Kelly Lynn Ratterree ONE OF GOD’S BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS In the Book of Solomon, Chapter 6, verse 2, we find these words: “My Beloved is gone down into His Garden ... to gather Lillies.” The “Beloved,” the Gardener, is Christ and “His Garden” is the World. In this Garden He is cultivating Flowers with which to adorn His Home in Heaven. The Flowers are in- dividual Christians. The death of one of God’s Redeemed here on earth is simply God’s plucking a Flower from His Garden for the Great Bouquet in Heaven. This is His method of gathering His Flowers. KELLY LYNN RATTERREE — one of God’s beautiful Flowers — was loaned to us by a loving Father, for only fifteen short years. But she lived more and touched more people’s lives in those fifteen years than most people do in their whole lifetime — whether they live to be fifty, seventy-five, or even a hundred years old. — Rev. Hal C. Keller 21111 212 Good ... 213 Sharing 214 ■■■ Special Moments.. The entire high school experi- ence is made up of moments, and the majority of them are spe- cial. This is a time during which all are growing mentally and growing together makes it easier. Sometimes the moment is spe- cial because everyone has passed a hard test; while other times it could be the result of pre- paring for the prom or a team doing well in a game. Then again, some of the more unpleasant moments can be made special by a friendly smile or a reassuring pat on the back. Whatever the occasion, it is only made a spe- cial moment by friends. 215 216 New Decisions ... The decisions a student makes in high school are often ones that will affect the rest of his life. It is nice to know that there are always counselors, teachers, and other students ready to help. From deciding on what classes to take, to choosing a college, Perry High students have shown they know how to make new decisions with confidence. -.i •■ .♦ rz 217 Growing 218 Older Together... 219 High School is ... 221 Looking 222 L is for the laughs we always hear while in the hall. 0 is for the open hearts of all — the short and tall. 0 is for the optimistic at- titude it takes to win. K is for the pride of Kings we know will never end. 1 is for the initials, PHS, we are honored to wear. N is for the nights we sup- port our teams — we’re always there. G is for the giant leap we’ve taken for the better. G is for the grin the boys have when they get that letter. O is for our objective — to express the best of our school. O is for the outings during lunch — okay, so it is against the rules. D is for the determination of a school that knows it is best. ! and this is just the add- ed touch to show we’re above the rest. 223 Much time, effort, and hard work has been put into this annual by many people. I would like to thank the members and advisors of the Perryscope staff for all the hours spent on the annual, the Houston Home Journal for its supply of pic- tures, and Ken Thomas for his help with the photography. The staff and I hope this annual brings many memories and provides a chance to remember the days when, we were looking good. Shawn Broderick Editor In Chief 224