Richmond Hill High School - Wild Cat Yearbook (Richmond Hill, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1985 volume:

Acknowledgments Photography by Robbie Lee. Photography assistance by Doug Haymans, Susan Smith, and Steve O'Neil. Studio photography by lack Orman of Olan Mills Studios, Statesboro, Georgia, Darkroom management by Kyle Christiansen. Darkroom assistance by Doug Haymans and Tony Solomon. Business management by Paula Barnette. Business assistance by Sandie Lucas. Copy direction by Kevin Davis and Paige Bagley. Typing by Sherri McLendon. Indexing and editing by Donna Caudill. Supervision by Kyle Christiansen. Creative assistance by Ms. Faye Siddall. Personal assistance to the staff by numerous members of the faculty, secretarial staff, administration, student body, and residents of Bryan County. 1985 WILDCAT advised by Mrs. Rebecca Ball. ' Specifications WILDCAT 1985 was printed by Henington Publishing Company of Wolfe City, Texas, on HPC 80-pound gloss enamel. Original cover designed by 1985 WILDCAT staff with permission from Wildcat Vans of Hartwell, Georgia. Optima type was selected for the 200-page book. Awards A The 1984 WILDCAT is a member of the Columbia Scholastic Press Association and entered into competition. The 1984 WILDCAT won a third place award. 2 1 ' ffi':. -2--V-4llim' ' Z v We ve Got It View .- 2' 198 Goals ......... Splrlt ........... Pride...g.... Class .............. .......... Wisdom ........ ...... Funds .......... . Sports .. Clubs Honors Classes Faculty .....Ads '- Richmond Hill High School Richmond Hill, Georgia 31324 Volume XIX 198 VVe've Got It Good times, outstanding accomplishments, and unforgettable moments. K 1 . 4? at ' K ...awk I vwq L.. 2 - We've Got lt! 1 Each passing day adds new memories of our years at Richmond Hill High. If-gf F 4k We've Cot It! 3 Our school may be small, 4 - VVe've Got lt! but we have a vast array of different personalities and lifestyles n: '1b 'lz l X LW. mm. -,J 1, , -,V px,-,L A wif v N, f A 1 L?-f'iASva mgiif 1555 ,,:,, . ,Q - . n 4 L, , 1-1 'wiki' 'Q' ' x . F2 , '. -. 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Teachers, trying to get everything organized and classes started, are up to their elbows in mounds of paperwork. The new clothes, hair styles, and llast but not leastj faces are all a part of the first-of-the-year scene. However, as the first week melts into the second and everyone becomes accustomed to the routine, students take on the appearance and mannerisms of a veteran Wildcat. all , f r -we l 5 Back to School! 9 We've Got . we' M. by fa' fy. ,,,V M..-4 5 i Personality! R.H.H.S. sports a variety of different and unique personalities. Depending on your direction of travel, you may be startled by your encounters. Don't be afraid if you see a rather thin lad flexing his 'lsemi-muscular chest. lt's only Bubba flaunting what he's got for doesn't havel. While Bubba is busy displaying his physique, Lamar is busy displaying another part of his anatomy. You guessed it - his legs! During all these escapades, you can find Keith UBoo-Boo Sisco just bummin' around. Simply, wherever you go, you will find that Wildcats have PERSONALITIES. 10 - We've Cot Personality! . E ' if 1 . P . i'. as -2: if A in ' 'gyk aj 2 . I fi . tt.. t .I r ts . s ig VVe've Got ff? if Friendship! What will we remember most when we finally leave high school? Teachers? Wrong! Algebra? Be SERIOUS! There's only one answer - friends fand all of us have made some friends that are simply unforgettable! You met them, learned to divide fractions together, wrote term papers together fthat will bond people for life ll, and managed to grow up a little somehow. And there were the little things: like those spend-the-night parties, that day you dressed alike, that first day back to school when you were dying to see each other, those crazy dances, and even that time you all skipped school fand all got in troublej. But friendship is part of what school is all about anyway, isn't it? i We've Got Friendship - 11 C Second Runner-up The Atlanta Braves Select Michelle Ruiz as Miss WILDCAT ,' ir X - ,,41.f'.w: -1-, ' ',1:1,,-gg.,-. f N ,Z :mr glfjgf-f,l e1,.? 'ff al -5 ' mzxw 44'-2 w, 'i'ai1'i5f?Zf9'f K ' 'iff-1 55 'PF' 7-1- iss ' ' '1w,f'g7'ggQif,.g1E52'- -f , C , Q f?v11fa:'-5-.J:r15- '3vl5'ix'? A E: -4 . f ' l4 ' U , ,,,x,,fSffk,fX P O BOX O6 ATLA TA GA 30302 AC O P7 632 gfhx, October 8, l984 Rebecca Ball Richmond Hill High School Richmond Hill Georgia 3l324 Hello Rebecca! It gives us pleasure to be able to help select your HMiss wildcatn for l984-'85, In a selection process whereby the photos were awarded points for lst, 2nd and 3rd, here are the top three selections, based on the photos we recieved: Michelle Ruiz - winner Kelli Christiansen - First Runnerup Jennifer Owens - Second Runnerup The voting was really close, as no more than two points separated the top four candidates. Good luck to you all in l985! Si ,efply, fi! f oak Ewing I 'c Relations Atlanta Braves 14 - Miss WILDCAT ww SL - .LVDCFIIM , X ,-,,l,. ,z',,-.N,,,f 1984 ATLANTA BRAVES A T1 L'- Vim-. rxhafl Mzrgfmseera. Taffy Fiszsief CmmieiiWasmrxgtnm 8fJtwH0wvr JeffI'3wGrrmn,Ge91zA!dF7Qrry.LfefH33YSxer,Q:QkMamie! Pine F4114-fxu CfmqMcMm2:y Rick Camp 3'?12::.iHf5rw Jefryiifvystwr Amt YYCHHGP!CnFW1rJLElDf1,B!llCQ EienedscztxTerryHarp4'ar,G0nf5Q3afw91 ilmsme Memes Ciws Ckwrsrvrmss, Bats Wzaisrm Sizeve Bociwsmrz Dan- Murphy Grown Hunt-nfdx Randy Jokmsrm, Raimi? Viarmrez Pfmpnal Pom: Ass: Emnoment Managef Casey Ste'-fe:-rwsrnrw Sf-cami Row 1'mwi:ng Secretary 5312! Amee, Am: Trevmo, Battmg Imszmutur Luke Applmgg Coach Dau Mmwmx Coeaczw Tamwmxe Amon Msmaqw Jew Tone Cc-:sch Bob Gmswm, Coach .ima ?ngn.1mnQ Conch Fh1Y:cfWaiker,fStrfgng2?w S Fi93XfU1!sZyCf1aCT:?ai:3MaS!f0pas15uA Alhevt HAH Trafm3rDav1?Pln5Fey From! Hrgw Eiaibfyys Themes Bums Chff 5371433205 CSYQHQ KQIO, Fleck Gm Nm pscfwes Keen Otwrkleii Ruium Lwmms Brad Knmmmsk Canon flilr. . CANUN THE OFHCIAL CAMERA OF THE ATLANTA BRAVES 15 We've Got . Graduates! Receiving a high school diploma is always something to be proud of. lt symbolizes twelve years of cooperation, tolerance, learning, and lol coursel partying. Last year's seniors gathered for the last time on june 4, 1984. Plentiful teary goodbyes were evident, but an overall sense of accomplishment, excitement, and optimism prevailed. Last year was even more special than usual because R.H.H.S. had a record number of graduates Q54 to be exactl led by class Valedictorian Zandy Gill and Salutatorian james Turner. Class officers were jill Crosby, Steve Ham, Barbara Galbreth, and Nelson Chapman. Ceremonies were held in the Richmond Hill Elementary School gym. 16 - We've Got Graduates! We've Got . Goals! Sports at RHHS is a subject that is not taken lightly. Under the advice and supervision of coaches lohn Rahn and jimmy Hiers, the Richmond Hill Wildcat's track, softball, baseball, and basketball teams displayed Wildcat courage stamina and excellence against their opposition. Competing against teams from around the Southeast, the 'Cats' teams procured scores that were unbeatable for the opposition. According to Coaches Rahn and Hiers, the Wildcats' success was due to long hours of strenuous exercise and countless executions of standard drills during practice. The boys' varsity basketball team dominated the scene, however, look inside for the whole story. Instructed by Coach John Rahn, the Wildcats' 1983-84 track team en- countered obstacles that were just too large to overcome. Composed of six students, Michael Clark, Lamar Davis, Tony Bennett, Dough Haymans, Ricky Waters, and Jeff Richbourg, the team managed to turn in some statistics that proved they had potential. Doug Haymans threw the shot put 35'2 . Michael Clark, the only senior, leaped for 23'2 in the broad jump. He also ran the 220 and the 100 yard dash. Lamar was close behind with a distance of 22'10 . He also entered the triple jump. Not far down the track, Jeff and Tony were running the mile and two mile races. Running the mile, Jeff finished with a time of 6 minutes and 15 seconds, while Tony followed along with a time of 6 minutes and 22 seconds. The star was no doubt Ricky. He hurled himself 9' in the pole vaulting competition to place third in the region. Keep practicing 'Cats - you're almost there. Richmond Hill Goes i if f as ......... ,- ' l N 5 Z L 18 - We've Got Track! M Q , gf Y in-A z A ' GSW 31 - i - A Q ' a ' are . lf dl I ...tivo 1 3 --4 ' ' 5 F'f?f:.: Y -My f 3 , G A , X V sta ,. . ' ua.. mir...- Around the Track Again! Track Doug Haymans Lamar Davis jeff Richbourg Tony Bennett Michael Clark Ricky Waters Coach John Rahn U!! 2655'- ,, N' ' ' few GTM. u i. ff. T' 1' f, 'jf-Q'-A-'wwf asa, 16 - . , , ,QAM -195,1 ,aw -ai T 1 7 tim , l ,A,Q,, x ' 0 A . AW ' - 'M' in ,+R 4 fafdsxt We've Got Track! - 19 After facing stiff competition, the boys' baseball team managed to end the season with an 8-8 record. The 'Cats, led by Coach limmy Hiers, were a young team with only one senior, Despite all the difficulties the boys faced, Coach Hiers said that he was well pleased. The boys' hitting attack was led by Kyle Christiansen who had an average of 450. Left fielder Greg Blocker was named Most Improved Player. Kevin Henderson, pitcher, was awarded the Most Valuable Player trophy. ...Ta Y, 1 5+ ,s,,,Q.,,,E+fy . , Wildcats Hit It 5, KQ'Qm i' ff' 'ffm g'2i'95fqP?ifwP1!g .N Mfy -mfyqjkl' 'Q . 'slit - 1' ai. ' l f ' ,, 5' L 4-,wt 5121242.75 Q 5 - 'C tg sg f it + .Q wi Fifi A C v '3 so.-fn. 'Q' 1 xg ee. . I if if 20 - We've Got Baseball! 'Lg- To 'Eml Baseball Chris Davis Timmy Casey Robert Torres Greg Blocker Bruce Fussell Eric Theisen Kevin Henderson Coach jimmy Hires Manager Rudy Mesorio Michael Lewis Reynaldo Mayol Damon Stafford Bubba Braddock Brian Fussell Kyle Christiansen kafduwwm 'I- r' M fy K., I We've Got Baseball - 21 Even though they lost quite a few players, this year's girls' softball team vastly improved the disastrous record from last season. They were made to endure long tiring hours of practice and coaching, but the players were glad to finish up the season with a respectable record of five wins and six losses. Overall, the Wildcats came in fourth place in our region. Erica Groover led the team with the most doubles, triples, homeruns, and overall hits. Michelle Ruiz hit the most singles and the second most overall hits. Monica Messorio, Pam Finley, and Heather Gill were also valuable players. Fi 22 - We've Got Softball! Makes Roaring Comeback Soffball ,I t,v.L Kelli Christiansen jennifer Sasser Wallette Widener Tonya Williams Nancy Holland Erica Groover Carlyn Gill Monica Mesorio Dawn Finley Coach lohn Rahn Heather Gill Tami Hunter Jennifer Owens Terri Ruiz Libby O'neaI Pam Finley Michelle Ruiz Sherry Cox do-was .sn-M I , , N vf5Li:v' We've Got Softball' 23 Though a young team, this year's Richmond Hill junior varsity managed to have a successful season. With Keith Mikell, Phil Clark, and Theodore Scriven leading the rest of the pack, the B-Team 'Cats defeated teams such as Long County and Bryan County. Coach jimmy Hiers is expecting this up-coming team to mature into an invincible basketball machine during their varsity years. Although most of this year's IV players will play on the varsity team next year, there are some who will still be on the team to show the rookie Wildcats what the game is all about. Young Wildcats .ff wi X L ff ' , ... if 51,29 my iw 1 N fi ., 'Kr-1 1 ,K ,inl- fin --s...f Fw- ' , fr 50: . 8 4 J, Ax w . ph . .. sua 4 1 5 J 'ff' ' Q' W M' tl I A I if , ' I u V .J Q l ' swff'-Q ' .rg 5 Lag 8 f 4 Z 2 N f . Q ll 1 l 'Z K nf mm..- We -M 4, 1-- W 114 ' as .,. .. , , . V i C i ir - l r-W-.. ..... ,. ' l4'9IIl P i Nvsw A eu. .- X I jf v ., -v K . X V Compliments of cm or RICHMOND HILL l' i 24 Richmond Hill, Georgia Are Learning Fast! r'v1 7 -9 Suv -.., kj t tit nur-5 or'-E tl' jimmy Deal Keith Fulwood Carlos Mikell Robert Torres Phillip Clark lon Clark Bryan Davis Theodore Scriven Tommy Fussell Gary Wise Dewayne Grant Morris Lee Marty johnson Bernard Davis Coach - jimmy Hires IM-13 1 in W-D105 Uv! We've Got junior Varsity Boys Basketball! - 25 The girl's junior varsity basketball team met some tough opposition this year. Although they put forth good efforts, they ended the season with a record of three wins and four losses. They played Bryan County twice with scores of 25-29 and 18-37, Bradwell Institute with scores of 19-24, and Macintosh Academy with scores of 22-44. They defeated Long County C19-171 and Country Day twice 128-14 and 42-231. The Wildcats gained experience certain to help them in future years. No one player dominated, Sandra jackson, Kelli Christiansen, Dana Meguiar, and lennifer Owens were all lead scorers. 26 es, -i 1-Q. A ell if ' X 4:31111 'T s' f H ill. , lllljlf fwtl x Q 5 t0M!Qxcu A . - k..Iw.12'l if'-' 4 gy ' - . gt f -1 -2 fn , - ' ' .1 ,'-' sf- W ,fgi ,,' if 5-+75 1 , l -- 6 Zi '-ns Q. Z' -.,,. i ' fiqmt I - Q0 f ' C, f- 4 tx Compliments of HOBART Richmond Hill, Georgia J -1 Blanca Mayol Shauna Friend jennifer Owens Kelli Christiansen Heather Gill Wallette Widener Kathy Brown Dana Meguiar Amanda Estes Deede Fields Angi Rushing Stacey Rushing Linda Barnard Tasha Hamilton Sandra lackson Valarie Canavan Coach - lohn Rahn 0 1' I .-.,.-4 J. 'W , A 13 ' f 3 f waf y i 91 1 A 3 i x 4 t s 2- , A We've Got lunior Varsity Girls Basketball' 27 November 16 - Richmond Hill 47fLong County 43 Ludiwici - Lamar Davis scorched the nets with 27 points to lead the Richmond Hill Wildcats to victory in their opening game against the Blue Tide. Chris Davis hit for nine points and Bruce Fussell followed with six. At the end it was 47-43 Wildcats, an impressive showing for such a young team. December 1 - RH 73fBryan County 63 Richmond Hill - The Bryan County Redskins met the Richmond Hill Wildcats in a basketball game Friday night that resulted in a 73-63 victory for the RH Cats. Leading the way were Chris Davis with 21, and Lamar Davis with 15 points. December 11 - RH 71!Ridgeland 44 Ridgeland - Ridgeland High School encountered some awesome Wildcats in their gym Tuesday night. Although Ridgeland made a valiant effort, the RH Wildcats clawed their way to a 71-44 victory. Top scorers for the night were Lamar Davis with 28 and Chris Davis with 16. lanuary 4 - RH 64!Savannah Country Day 46 SCD - The Richmond Hill Wildcats defeated the Savannah Country Day Hornets 64 to 46 Friday night in Savannah. Lead scorers for the night were Lamar Davis, 20, and Greg Blocker, 14. The Wildcats' defense kept the Yellow lackets' players out of double figures with lay Goldstein getting only 9 points as high scorer for SCD. lanuary 5 - RH 64!Ridgeland 46 Richmond Hill - The Richmond Hill Wildcats' boys' basketball team ripped through Ridgeland Saturday night with a 64-46 victory. Leading scorers for the night were Lamar Davis with 31 points, Chris Davis with 13, and Greg Blocker with 9. lanuary 8 - RH 49!Hilton Head 33 Hilton Head - The R.H. Wildcats travelled to Hilton Head to defeat them 49 to 33. The Cats' defense held Hilton Head's scoring attempts until 4:01 remained in the first half. Leading the way for the Wildcats were Lamar Davis, 195 Greg Blocker, 103 and Chris Davis, 8. lanuary 11 - R.H. S7fGlennville 50 Richmond Hill - The Glennville Bulldogs were no match for the R.H.'Wildcats Friday night. The Cats, leading by 10 points to the end of the first half, rallied to win a 57-50 victory over the Bulldogs. Wildcats hitting the nets were Bruce Fussell and Chris Davis with 6 points each. But the top scorers of the night were Lamar Davis with 24 and Brian Fussell with 16 points. lanuary 18 - R.H. 64!West Hardeville 44 Richmond Hill- Last Friday night the Richmond Hill Wildcats ripped through West Hardeeville with a 64 to 44 victory. Though West Hardeeville displayed lots of courage, the Cats proved that they were a force to be reckoned with. Lamar Davis had a tremendous night. Before it was over, Lamar netted 31 points, and Chris Davis added 10 more. lanuary 19 - R.H. 60fBradwell Institute 44 Bradwell - The R.H. Wildcats took a trip to Bradwell Institute in hopes of bettering their record. At the game's end the score sheets totaled up a Wildcat victory of 60 to 44. Lamar Davis dumped in 22 points with Chris Davis adding 14. 28 Varsity Boys Are Standing v tm' hi s M - 4 M0547 ,L Q .fl f C ' T pn A -Q-f ,t gifs ,LYM-L. --Q..-L W. lla ll 1 . 1' 'QP mmf 'wud' nz . eww 'ma-.. gr 9 .M- ' ,,,..-nfH Compliments of HOBART Richmond Hill, Georgia as .,-- -Q., 46-'04 .itocqrf .2 K1 'A 4. Tall Among the Small! A t ax H , fi ' , an ,f www 3 V 'K 42' uvwnvrug v ' ' 2' 1 U c W W I I I. L B K I Q f S Y Keith Fulwood Greg Blocker Bruce Fussell Brian Fussell Lamar Davis Steve Barnard Keith Mikell Carlos Mikell Steven Sasser Chris Davis Phillip Clark Robert Torres Lance Lovell Damon Stafford Managers Al Fulwood jason Moss Ray Begley Coach - jimmy Hires 3- l!l ii llll C fri i B Wifi' .. ' LQNII5' U . ., :vw . We've Got Varsity Boys Basketball! - 29 lanuary 22 - R.H. 44!Glennville 61 Glennville - Tuesday night's basketball game ended in defeat for the R.H.Wildcatsas theGlennville Bulldogs rallied to a 61-44 victory over the Wildcats in the boys' game. Scoring for the Wildcats were Lamar Davis, 13, Bruce Fussell, 8, and Chris Davis, 6 points. lanuary 25 - RH 68fSavannah Country Day 58 Richmond Hill- Richmond Hill improved its record to 11-2 overall with a 68-58 win over SCD in a Friday night boys' basketball contest. Keith Mikell and Brian Fussell led RH with 16 points each, and Lamar Davis added 14 points. lanuary 29 - RH 49!Long County 31 Richmond Hill - RH outscored Long County 31 to 13 in the second quarter enroute to a 49-31 victory in the game Tuesday night. Lamar Davis a 6'3 center, led the winners with 14 points and Keith Mikell added 10. Richmond Hill held Long County to 5 points in the third quarter. Febmary 1 - RH 61!Richmond Hill 44 Richard Arnold - Richard Arnold's pride was shattered Friday night as the Richmond Hill Wildcats pulled a 61-44 blowout in Richard Arnold's home court. Lamar Davis led another high scoring night, bucketing 24 points, with Keith Mikell following at 18. February 2 - RH 47!West Hardeeville 54 West Hardeeville - The Richmond Hill Wildcats were defeated Saturday night by West Hardeeville with a score of 54-47. Though the Cats had won the first time they had met, WH proved to have a much better night with a 13 point margin. Chris Davis led the night with 14 points, along with Lamar Davis and Keith Mikell scoring 10 each. February 5 - RH 45!Southeast Bulloch 51 Richmond Hill -Southeast Bulloch came to the Wildcat's den Tuesday night in hopes of defeating the Cats at home. Southeast Bulloch went home victorious with a score of 51 to 45. Chris Davis' 21 points and Brian Fussell's 8 points weren't enough to stop Southeast Bulloch. February 8 - RH 53!Bryan County 61 Bryan County - The Redskins had to go into overtime to win the game from the Wildcats Tuesday night. Going into overtime with the score tied at 53-53, the Redskins were Et' too much for the Wildcats. Though the Cats led until the fourth quarter, they were defeated by a score of 61 to 53, The RH Wildcats were led by Keith Mikell with 18 points and Chris Davis with 14 points. February 9 - RH 62!Hilton Head 39 Richmond Hill - The RH Wildcats' Keith Mikell and Lamar Davis hit in double figures, Keith hitting for 20 points and Lamar getting 17 points. ln the final moments of the game Coach Hiers was able to let every Wildcat play as the boys defeated Hilton Head by a score of 62-39. Scoring Cats included Chris Davis, 9, Damon Stafford, 65 Phillip Clark, 45 Greg Blocker, 35 Steve Sasser, 2, and Robert Torres with 1 point, 30 By the Board! vv'.- 55 Q 9 G Q: . 3 x 'lt' , 2 V' Qi! Sak if f ' M EA, -9. .N......4- YY: gg, if ff B. gr '- 'fd f CMT, Lili, I 'ifv P' 'fi mmm ' , ,av .K , is We've Got Varsity Boys Basketball! - 31 The Wildcats: the New ---...,s,-mm, '1 M V, - -4 32 Esau ,A . W, Q N f I , W ,qeawgfvft tt at ' t li !l-DtQfstc0t5gfa f ' . ,X t a tt . ia t , , ., .. , ,,,. , - , 5'-'he A A ' ,A I a e JA , . 'f aq' ' ' ,f 1 ii, , '?':L' la VJ, : jj , X . ' , 1. 'WNW W- s,'f . AV at ,, t .. 1 Ii, ttt W tttt '4i' e e te , t 5 4 T' ,t . It 2 so ' in 719 ,, in an 8' 45,6 uf, 1 s , 5 1 9 'K , ' ,A r , f 4 ad , YL x NE wg! ' W 'A ,- Q I 2 ,. , 4 0 H 2. S' Q S egg, ,Q W3 , . V W Q ' 'Km PM . 9' W4-Q l W ,M H W '-.e.,,w Y W 3 t a ' aata 32 N. , uw V ,,,,,.. Q.. V. ,, ,W- i. .' Q, g ' , - 1 ,N , W + , Q M at .... Y J 5, ...- Compliments of BALFOUR Representative - Nathan Morgan Boss of the Court! V -4... f'fwQwN1 F SCC: Vi November 16 - RH 31!Long County 53 Long County - The Lady Wildcats lost their first game of the season by a score of 31-53. The high scorers for the RH Lady Cats were Lisa O'Neil with 13 and Lavonda Fulwood with 12 points. December 1 - RH 427Richard Arnold 56 Richmond Hill- The Lady Wildcats secured a score of 56-42 Saturday night against Richard Arnold, Leading the ladies were Lavonda Fulwood with 16 and Lisa O'Neil with 12 points. December 7 - RH 34!Bryan County 76 Richard Hill - The Bryan County Redskins travelled to the Wildcat's den Friday night to defeat them with a score of 76 to 34. Lavonda Fulwood led the Cats by netting 17 points. December 11 - RH 29!Ridgeland 28 Ridgeland - The Lady Wildcats travelled to Ridgeland High School Tuesday night to defeat the team by a score of 29-28. The Lady Wildcat Lavonda Fulwood again led the rest of the pac with 10 points. December 14, 15 - RH 47!Glynn Academy 875 RH 43!Brunswick B1 Brunswick - The Lady Wildcats found it difficult to defeat any opposition during the Christmas tournaments in Brunswick. On December 14, the Lady Cats played against Glynn Academy and were defeated by a score of 47-87. On December 15, the Wildcats tried again to defeat Brunswick but suffered a loss of 43 to 81, In the first game, lead scorers were Lisa O'Neil with 16 and Wallette Widener with 14 points. In the second game, Lisa scored 12 points but was followed closely behind by Lavonda Fulwood who netted 11 points. lanuary 4 - RH 26!Savannah Country Day 46 Savannah - ln Friday night's basketball game, the RH Wildcats lost 46 to 26 to the SCD Hornets. The Wildcats were led by Lisa O'NeiI and Lavonda Fulwood, each getting 8 points. lanuary 5 - RH 37fRidgeland 24 Richmond Hill - The Lady Cats captured a victory over Ridgeland Saturday night with a 37-24 win. Lead scorers in the game were Wallette Widener and Lavonda Fulwood with 10 each, with Lisa O'Neil adding 6 more. january 8 - RH 32!Hilton Head 57 Hilton Head - Travelling to Hilton Head Tuesday night, the Lady Wildcats took a 57-32 loss. Lavonda Fulwood collected 13 points for the Cats. She was followed by Lisa O'Neil with eight points and Heather Gill and Wallette Widener with four points each. lanuary 11 - RH 507Glennville 34 Richmond Hill - Lavonda Fulwood scored 20 oints and lennifer lackson scored 14 points as the RH Ladcy Wildcats ripped the Glennville Bulldogs 50-34 Friday night. Other Lady Cats scoring were Wallette Widener with six and Lisa O'Neil with four points each. lanuary 18 - RH 49!West Hardeeville 50 Richmond Hill - Mustering all their courage and ability, the Lady Wildcats could not defeat West Hardeeville. Although it was nip and tuck throughout the game, West Hardeeville won by a score of 50 to 49. Lavonda Fulwood and Lisa O'Neil were the lead scorers again with 27 points and 8 points, respectively. lanuary 19 - RH 49!Bradwell 50 Bradwell - The RH girls' Wildcat basketball team suffered another loss Saturday night to Bradwell Institute. Though the Lady Cats gave their best, Bradwell won with a squeaker of 50-49. Lavonda Fulwood had a great night. She dumped in 27 points, while Lisa O'Neil added twelve more. 34 Getting llHigh 5 i R ' N 4 1 ' A . 1 g la I '4 . m 4 to fa! h X V l-L I .B if f- .1 R l 5 i' it l f az. ti' A - s l .,-6-:wh +R-in M -:gg . Compliments of BALFOUR Representative - Nathan Morgan on the Hoop! I ,Q ,., p00 ir: 136 112 i lennifer Owens Dana Meguiar Heather Gill Linda Barnard Wallette Widener Kathy Brown Kelli Christiansen lennifer jackson Libby O'Neal Lavonda Fulwood Erica Groover Lisa O'NeiI Managers Pam Fabian Shelia Case Coach - lohn Rahn ,..,..--lp vf , V' lai n .W or ,yi lllllll 'iv , 5 We've Cot Varsity Girls Basketball! - 35 january 22 - RH 41fGlennville 19 Glennville - A little Iuckier than the boys' team, the Lady Cats ripped a 41 to 19 victory over the Glennville Lady Bulldogs Tuesday night. Lavonda Fulwood burned the nets for 16 points. Other Lady Cats that helped were jennifer jackson, 8, Heather Gill and Lisa O'Neil 6 points each. january 25 - RH 33!Savannah Country Day 39 Richmond Hill - ln the girls' varsity basketball game Friday night, the Wildcats and the Hornets seemed to want to wait and see who was going to move first, Neither team scored until five minutes were left in the first quarter with the Lady Cats getting the first basket. But it just wasn't the Ladies' night. The Hornets netted a 39-33 victory. Leading the way for RH were Lavonda Fulwood with 16 points and Wallette Widener with four. january 26 - RH 24!Southeast Bulloch 46 Southeast Bulloch - Holding Wildcats Lavonda Fulwood to twelve points and Lisa O'Neil to only seven, the Southeast Bulloch team swept over the Wildcats by a score of 46 to 24. january 29 - RH 42!Long County 56 Richmond Hill - Long County met stiff opposition Tuesday night in the Wildcat's den, Although the Cats fought bravely, they were defeated by a score of 56 to 42, Leading the way for the Wildcats were Lavonda Fulwood with 19 and Lisa O'Neil with 11 points. February 1 - RH 37fRichard Arnold 52 Richard Arnold - Richard Arnold once again defeated the RH girls' basketball team with a score of 52 to 37. Lead scorers for the Wildcats were jennifer jackson with twelve points and Lisa O'Neil with nine points. February 2 - RH 51!West Hardeeville 69 West Hardeeville - Though Lavonda Fulwood led the Lady Wildcats scoring with a total of 28 points, the West Hardeeville defeated the Cats by a score of 69 to 51. February 5 - RH 45!Southeast Bulloch 38 Richmond Hill - Tuesday night the Lady Wildcats avenged their Anrevious loss to Southeast Bulloch with a score o 45 to 3 . Leading the Wildcats in scoring were Lavonda Fulwood with 15 points, and Wallette Widener following with 11 points. February 8 - RH 28!Bryan County 55 Bryan County - The Redskins proved again how strong they are as they defeated the Lady Cats 55 to 28, Lavonda Fulwood was lead scorer with 9 points. February 9 - RH 49fHilton Head 26 Richmond Hill- Playing in the Wildcats' den, Hilton Head sustained a 49-26 loss to the young Cats of RH, The lead scorers for RHHS were Lavonda Fulwood with 18 and jennifer jackson with 10. Tournament: February 14 - RH 48fRichard Arnold 64 The Richmond Hill Wildcats Met Richard Arnold Thursday night in the major tournaments, Although Lavonda Fu wood burned the nets for 15 points with Wallette Widener close behind with 10 oints of her own, Richard Arnold roved once again to ge too much for the Cats. The Wildcats went home carrying a losing score of 48 to 64. 36 a Hot Model! f 'Wx....f Q5 H, M111 QE, C, sf? .W . .m........... K Lf M x,.f fQ1 2 W GV'yGlBkbIl37 A Testy Season ,Q Q fx A fl '..71' '1'Y 0 38 Af aim M o AI ' 3 Compliments of LAURA B. MCGEE, C.P.A. Richmond Hill, Georgia 1-iii Q... for Varsity Girls! l f ig X ,gm - , ww T-V I S gifs K I NZM .9 05- l Ll L, X Compliments of GEORGE A. WATERS Richmond Hill, Georgia ff w,Qm+,,,,....A MA 1-- f 3 xnxx , X . PM W ww, , 1 1 ?y!. Alex Lyons Takes Homecoming Honors K oming Kathy Brown 81 Keith Fulwood This year, homecoming week at RHHS was a sight to behold! lanuary 7-11 was a combination of fun, excitement, and craziness as the students at RHHS prepared for the coming ballgames and celebration. The school days were boosted by the annual dress up event, highlighted by Punk Day, Kiddie Day, Georgia Bulldog Day, Hat Day feverybody's favoritej, and Black and Gold Day - the l'Day of the Wildcat. When Friday rolled around, it was evident that the l'Time was right for the cheerleaders to host a rousing pep-rally to the beat of 'llungle Love. Much to the dismay of the Senior Class, the juniors recaptured the spirit stick, showing everyone who was 'Bossf' That evening, the Lady Wildcats strutted their stuff, sweeping Glennville with a score of 50-34. The boy's varsity team was also red-hot. By halftime, they had captured the lead, throwing a special glow over the homecoming activities. The event all had waited for - the crowning of the Homecoming Queen - had finally arrived. Tony Solomon, president of the Student Council, had the pleasure of crowning Alex Lyons, escorted by Russ Carpenter, queen of the Homecoming Court. The other members of the court included Michelle Ruiz, escorted by Robbie Lee, Erica Groover, escorted by Jody Owens, Alison Orne, escorted by Mark Gerald, and Ashley Ward escorted by Andy Darling. When the game resumed, the 'Cats wound it up by defeating Glennville 57-50. The celebration continued in the RHHS multipurpose room where the traditional homecoming dance was held. Music by I-95 provided the atmosphere for a few hours of dancing and enjoyment, officially ending with the magic of midnight. We've Got Homecoming! - 45 ,,..-an L 46 - We've Cot Home-co min Homecoming at RHHS - Dress Up, ,W DUNK THQ? , I ,m LEHHQI at A V S , DUNK THE BULLDO E S X ., V. , Dance, and Defeat the Bulldogs! 'Q dig? .fe Q. U6 . FGM:-. 8 'E' ' aah ? 1 X , 4 Z w N543 12 ,fav Q 9 f 3: wfnsvu 'S i H gi? 'Z ,Mg 4.-, W. , il 1 1 s 32 1 4 .hy if Q f f , P' 4 iw., , ,M e,eeeee 4 ,,,,,...--- goof' I 3 e eee 1 We've Got Homecoming - 47 Homecoming and Spirit Week Highlights 4 sw 'Zvi 'vw N i o , vi' fi 2 , 1 A, - Nx I 'Where Q in.: , V iiilfbf' iw A ,534 AX Y IKM K v s VJ - . s 5' 1 4 1 Y 9 , T! ,, ess: x ,f , 31 is X' 'Qs ,uf-U wg A.g....e2-- -. g wil. H X .x Q. i Lgiiigiglg - ' 1 , ig,,L J We F 3 9 N , iii i eii -, 2 l,'z . , Q ' ' e ' Q . , .I 48 - We've Got Homecoming! gp- 1 l ...A . A, me ee if 1 'M Q, 3 N g We've C-ot . Spirit! Ranging from five to fifteen members, the clubs at RHHS definitely have one outstanding factor. They all contain students who want to be more involved in and better educated about the world surrounding them. These students have high standards, with the will to achieve and the ability to make it work. And when these students put it all together, it's truly amazing to see. For example, the newspaper staff encourages students to learn responsibility and grammatical correctness in their writing. Literary Club members relay their feelings to others through competing in oral interpretation, essay, speech, and other activities. ff si X . 'fav ln each club at RHHS, one finds this quality of excellence reflected in its members, its performance, and above all, its achievements. So take a look at the people who sponsored events that made the school year more enjoyable for all. bw sw. A ., gw 1 ,-13.3,-wg-Q - ' 'J'Cf. dd, -Q, :- 1 'we N-Y ,Mwwi ,. A f W, Q. ww 4?-4 ,,.' 3 V 'T ,,., Q i-, V ,A - , ' , 9 'W ,.,..- YW ,w . .wwf .mm ,af EES? 10319 'YES x THQ 'W Dn Q QW. W E 1 I K 4 Y 1 1 1 1 iwgfz 1 3 ls, apwk 14 I WFP! -ga-K l . 4- Y Q w - Q ' , aw JU Q , I A .V D 5 I' f N9 XSLA1 1 ., 4 A X 1 1.41 A air 9' 9,1 Q18 4 M A My 'wr' K ,, f Q. X 'Y .V v K b bb 1 ' V .1 , 7. Q, Q . L'-I Y IEE: . f A in 755' 1 -' W 13' as X Q4 I WAN b 2 I A A ll t MN... O0 1 fl' U ',,,f- 'fl , Y 3 xi' gs V? 1 F .R : WMA is uu'u 'V wx Y :M 4 an ...as -p- W H L ,W if , , uf, X, , N., We've Got Honors! at i A i p lr , 'f 1 A ri if !i1.fQQQfiQfQL..jfI11'3 s A Though RHHS is relatively small, its members boast a great variety of talents and characteristics. In our school can be found everything from a star student to a Winter Star Queen to an Outstanding Senior. Among the features possessed by many of our students land faculty, tooj are wit, wisdom, beauty, popularity, and even generosity. We often flaunt these talents to larger schools, for we feel that we are unique, and our pride in our achievements makes us truly great. But don't take our word for it - let the trophy display at the school's entrance tells the story. You've Got lt, Mrs. Ball! W e the Wildcat Staff take great ' pride in dedicating the 1985 WILDCAT to a terrific lady who always stands out in a crowd. Much more than a teacher or an advisor this woman is a true friend who is always willing to help students and faculty alike with their problems whether they are academic social Her ability to relate to her students through her sense of humor and her determination to inspire students to strive to exhibit their utmost ability are two of her most distinguishing characteristics. Her dedication to the student body and our staff is phenomenal. The creativity the super-human stamina and the long hours she has put into the yearbook are what make it possible to have an annual we can all be proud to call ours. With these thoughts in mind the Wildcat Staff would like to dedicate the 1985 WILDCAT to awonderful lady teacher and friend-Mrs Rebecca a :fl b G I I or personal. , I 'ur B Il. I I l ii , 'N 5- 'N 68 - We've Got - Dedication! 'lu -----.i-..........5 l 'Q' -N w A 5 H :A K i X Z A if . 1 f'l M QQ, .A i 47' Two 'Stars' Appear on the Horizon .,,,-un--' i if E? Every year, the senior who scores the highest on the Scholastic Aptitude Test QSATJ is named the Star Student. Paige Bagley took this year's honors with an SAT score of 1320. Paige's favorite subject is math, and she chose Mr. Van Estes, her trigonometry instructor, as the Star teacher. Paige finds understanding the concepts behind the math formulas to be quite interesting. She especially enjoys solving geometric proofs. Mr. Estes places emphasis on understanding these concepts. Paige plans to spend her first year of college in the Honors Program at the University of Georgia. i We've Got Stars! - 69 Diversified Seniors Named to KYLE CHRISTIANSEN Kyle Christiansen has been on the Annual Staff for four long years. The first two years he was a flunkie, meaning he got to do everything that no one else wanted to. But his hard work paid off I In his junior year he was named darkroom manager and, finally, in his senior year he became editor, Mrs. Ball said she chose him for editor because Kyle is a very responsible and dependable person. He's someone you can count on. He always stays calmer than I do! Kyle is alsoinvolvedin StudentCounciland Senior Beta, and he has been on the baseball team for four years. Kyle's awards include the leadership and math awards, and youth of the month for the local paper. Kyle's favorite subject is math. He said, I like to work with numbers and figure out problems, Kyle has applied for admission to Annapolis Naval Academy. If he does not attend Annapolis, he wants to attend Georgia Tech to study Aeronautical Engineering. In his spare time, Kyle enjoys fishing, boating, and other outdoor sports. itiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 4444! 4444444444 sg Kyle A L, - 444 DOUG HAYMANS Doug Haymans has devoted his entire school years to 44444444444444444444444 the 4-H club. In fact, known as Mr, 4-H himself, Doug has gained many rewards from his involvement in the club. Besides being president of our local 4-H club, he is very active in state 4-H. Doug was both district winner and state winner for his project in the Conservation of Natural Resources. He has also won the Georgia 4-H award and earned the citizenship and leadership pins. Doug feels that 4-H has provided him with many opportunities that he would not have had otherwise. Doug has a well-rounded schedule of school activities. Besides 4'H, Doug is also a photographer for the annual staff, an active member of the debate team, and he participates on the track team. After school, Doug works as a desk clerk at the Holiday lnng and in his spare time, what little he has, he enjoys attending basketball games. Teachers and students alike agree that Doug is a good old sport. In school Doug enjoys chemistry. When asked why, Doug replied, UI like the challenge of trying to solve problems, and Bobby Rahn is an excellent teacher. Chemistry is a very interesting subject, 'I Mr, Rahn described Doug in this way - Doug's pleasant and witty personality makes him a delight to have in class. Immediately after high school, Doug plans to become a Rock Eagle Camp Counselor for three months 14-H againlj. His far-reaching plans include attending the University of Georgia in the School of Arts and Science. He hopes to obtain a Master's Degree in Marine Biology. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitii Kiiifggrtiiitiiiiiii Doug 44444444444444444444 Who is always friendly and has a smile for everyone? Holly Waters, of course. Holly's favorite subject in school is word processing. Working with computers is relaxing and enjoyable. Holly cpmmegtedf UI feel like l've really accomplished something when I do a piece of work that was a my i ea, Holly is a member of the Literary Club, in which she competes in Home Economics. Holly stays busy as vice-president of FBLA and competes in the category of public speaking. Holly hopes to again go to competition in both these areas this year. In her free time Holly enjoys reading, counted-cross stitch, and riding horses. She is interested in photography and takes pictures in spare moments. I When asked who she admires the most, Holly replied, my mother - she loves me just the way am. After finishing high school, Holly plans to spend her first year at Armstrong State College and then transfer to Georgia Southern University for her final three years. Her dream includes becoming a physical therapist or another career in the medical profession. Holly is proud of her accomplishments, but most of all she feels she is ufinally growing up l Her teachers seem to agree, for Mrs. Haddock was heard to say, lIHolly is among the finest stu dents to ever come through Richmond Hill High School. She has a great attitude about most everything. HOLLY WATERS W 1 1+ 4 i ll' i 1 i i i 1+ X i i i 1 I J mi- 4-V-44-44-V-444444-V-44-V-44 70 - We've Got the Best All-Around Seniors -4444444444444444444 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiititii IIAII-Star Faculty List! ffffffunnnu-kin nw..- I I I PAICE BAGLEY I I Outstanding senior Paige Bagley is involved in the academic side of school. She has been , a member of the Senior Beta Club for three years and has represented the school for three I years on the math team. She is currently vice-president of the Literary Club and competes in t spelling. Although this is only her first year on the annual staff, Paige has already earned the I title of assistant Copy Editor. During her high school years, Paige has strived to maintain her ...Q ' , i A average and was named Star Student this year. ' t Paige's favorite subject in school is math, or more specifically trigonometry. She said she finds l math interesting and challenging. Mr. Estes commented, Paige has an excellent reasoning I 'P ability. This, combined with her pleasant personality, makes her a joy to have in class. , i After high school Paige plans to go to college for four years. She will spend her first year at the University of Georgia in the Honors Program. After getting her bachelor's degree, she t will work a few years, then return to college to receive a master's and a doctoral degree. She f plans to major in a field that uses math and design principles. x In spare time, Paige plays the piano, reads, and participates in water sports. She admires her granddaddy above anyone else. 'He is the funniest man I have ever met, 4 . Q and he is very intelligent, she stated. I , . . 3.52 1 :wma W t 2 si SW i l-it ..... S - 'i 1 Paige . ' I' 1 It iiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiii LAVONDA FULWOOD When one thinks of girls' basketball, one automatically remembers LaVonda Fulwood. LaVonda has been a member of the Richmond Hill girls' basketball team for the past four years. Obviously, she really enjoys basketball to dedicate so much time and effort to the , sport. At last year's sports banquet LaVonda received the prestigious Coach's Award. When 3 asked who she admires the most, LaVonda replied, l'I must admire Coach lohn Rahn because he has really helped me this year to become a better basketball player. He has pushed me to the limit. She further went on to say, If possible, because of Coach Rahn, I will further I my basketball abilities when I attend college. Coach Rahn feels LaVonda is an exceptionally well-mannered young adult. He said, She has great offensive basketball skills with the ability I to achieve. LaVonda's favorite course at school is crafts. She delights in engaging in different projects, and she says Mr. Moeller makes class fun. , In her leisure time LaVonda enjoys skating at the local rink, going to the movies, and, like most girls, talking on the telephone. After graduation, LaVonda plans to attend Draughon's junior College. si X P L 44 K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K K44444444 iiiiiiti LaVonda III-I sl pf .. . .5g.fx'S'i l9 Q gy. - Laws. ..ft esgs . ' 'om mi-ri-'-': 3' 533,-D Oxsgggxgi'-'pw :v f-E C-ng-D QHOQT,-, - .-. rn -if' 4 03.m:'34gCi 'm:,-:-- S 2:1 o aQgES'Z-Exesgqg Z QTNQQQFQETOWT U ro8g:roaf15'2m57S3' -Dwof EOQJD 4 3Omv1O5'EQhU'aCS.1 m3y3S,Q. gmiqgs U7 4053.23 F- -.f-33' Q DTN-N D.mFbQ,Q-gOfT133,4 'PD mmf. Q.-G' :J PU :NIU f-f :.5W0g?.- fps:-fem -8 sQ32sQ523Q3 :'7QR:3o.o:'.32gf Urmfb ,D-om 'Vt -.S. g3g'Q'DDf5'52T 33553533522 NSQQWJQQQEO w735'l!,2,Q'gfDE2gj 33,-5'g2-3- 34,3-o NOD-,QWrpi'.:'5E'f'D3 :J :UMCO--P--ow w-.rD -.1 vi gn., -+-.m:D:xm g..mEOD-. H253 -gQs':NE,5-Slaio W 35'O3Un-1V O'3 g'QCH3fw':F3-'f,9i Piggaaxgmag -. -. 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We've Got the Best All-Around Seniors - 71 Q9 - ,, 1 , , , 62 ,445 5B,Q:D!55 650,42 653,139,445 659,43 6l,QD,4f'-fb 659,453 We've Got - Some Richie Meguiar Timmy Casey Lloyd Rogers Pam Finley Deanne Shuman Tina Casey Q9 GDY9 427 Ydbzih-9 0:7 'GYQ9' Q9'AGDY9 Q57 KCRJQQ Q.74G'Dgi1-9 Q.-7465-1 Q'7!G27-1 f-25 'G'-ibilb Q-J KCDKTE9' Q7 539.55 Cqkjilb 653,439,455 629,455 G'wB,G9,4f-99 654294593 GALQZLZPQ Gk,Q9.1G?-J 530463 6339.45-3 65 M143 Very Sweet Valentines! Lance Lovell Robbie Lee at ? r :!,J.t M I Heather Gill as jenny Sasser .1,n,,,., ., . 427'4GDiL-9 Q7 Q7tRfiL-9 346039 Q5'AGD4?-9 CEWFDAYQ L L Z L L L i l Z L L L Gif?5425?5623?C.-5747-.D'i9QS?CZDY5'9'L'.?tDiQiCRJiQ5 fDAiED5GDiQ7'GD'isDQ7 Ashley Ward Crowned 1984 Miss Winter Star ZEN ft-6A rd J Ashley Ward, representing her seventh grade homeroom, was crowned 'lMiss Winter Star 1984 Miss Ward competed with twenty-nine other girls in the auditorium of the Richmond Hill Elementary School. The pageant was sponsored by the FBLA and directed by its advisor, Barbara Haddock. Representing homerooms, clubs, and local businesses, the girls were judged in three categories: costumes, casual wear, and evening gowns. The five finalists also had to respond to questions asked by Kelly Blackstone, Miss Georgia USA of 1982. The contestants sang and danced to i'Deck the Halls after the five finalists were announced. The audience was also entertained between judgings by Christie Cook, Laurie Gill, and Lanie Hancock. Miss Blackstone then announced Kim Hall second runner-up, Michelle Ruiz first runner-up, and Ashley Ward as the winner. Tina Casey, 'Miss Winter Star 1983, crowned Miss Ward to conclude the evening. jennifer Sasser Holly Waters Georgia Gill Lydia Blackledge Lynn Pecenka Pam Finley Tonyah Williams Melissa Ansley leana Harden Lois Harn lenny Jacobs Ashley Ward Sandie Lucas Kim Hall Laura Miller Libby O'Neal Betty lo Allen Carla Eunice lody Smith Missy Spoon Leslie Smith Allison Orne LeAnne Rogers Michelle Ruiz Missy Boone Debra Williams Alexandria Lyons Tina Lee Veronica Anderson fe 0 ', Miss Winter Star 75 I im I' Miss Winter Star Contestants at -lynn Peceala W5 .f,,,f I ,f if Vx ' -'53-.Ji -um 3 Guia Sauce 7165446114 240, 76 - We've Got Beauty! 1, .gy . Q ,. ...ll fi Qssse W i f 2 X9 if t fl 4, f ' ' 5 1 at .e ,. 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All proceeds from these events went to pay for the graduation ceremony and a gift to the school. llAre you sure you don'twant to buyamagazine? . . . was the question asked by every junior earlier this year. Magazine subscriptions and the now infamous Lifesaver Lollipops were the two projects the Iunior Class officers supervised. All proceeds went for a terrific prom. IC Sec. - Watersg IC Treas. - Lance Lovell fi -Lf' ' C 4 Erica Groover SC Treas Doug Haymans H SC Pres. - Robbie Leeg SCVP - Greg Blocker if in Class Officers Take Charge! - 79 Sophomores Sweep Up at Science Fair l if W 0 ing The top four places in Richmond Hill High School's annual science fair were all captured by sophomores. The fair, held lanuary 21-25, displayed fifty-seven projects and eleven research papers. Dr. Beverly Pestel, assistant professor of chemistry and director of general chemistry, and Dr. Gary lohanning, assistant professor of chemistry, both of Armstrong State College, were welcomed back this year to judge our fair. lmpressed by the quality of the work, Dr. Pestel and Dr, lohanning invited the students to come and visit the chemistry department at the college. Melissa Ansley took first place with an experiment entitled The Effects of Birth Control Pills on Plants. Dawn Finley took second place with a project entitled 'lWhich is the Better Insulator - Gypsum or Wood? Third place this year was a tie between Cheri Anderson and Travis Gerrald. Cheri's research paper was entitled Physiological Disorders, while Travis entered a project called Alcohol and its Effects on Hamsters. Mrs. Hanson, head of Richmond Hill's science department, was satisfied with this year's response but hopes next year's will be even greater. Q t. 1-qj c i ' s .tx Hx im i ,ef F' 5 T :assi 3 LJ 2nd place - Dawn Finley ' S .WSW l Dr. Beverly Pestel - judge lil 3rd - tie - Cheri Anderson, Travis Gerald 80 - We've Got Science Fair 'if Melissa Ansley takes lst place We've Got . Class! The students that inhabit the halls of RHHS possess an assortment of mannerisms. The scholarly type of student - formerly known as bookworm - can be found eating from a lunchbox, hiding a pencil behind his ear, arguing his point of view, and carrying a stack of books because lockers are too much trouble. The ucool type of fashion-conscious student is observed wearing parachute pants or brilliantly colored-florescent clothing. This type of student has an overflowing locker and never has all the necessary materials for class. He eats lunchroom food when it suits his fancy, and he brings a brown bag filled with goodies like lolly Ranchers. Then, of course, there is the more typical student of average or better intelligence, neatly dressed, slightly unorganized, and fairly punctual. x1,,5iT T RHHS has a variety of students: the brains, the trendsetters, the conscien- tious, the neat, the sloppy, the organized, and the unprepared. Take a look! iors. . Seniors . . Seniors . Seniors We FG the CIEISS of 198 ' Patricia Ann Allen - Basketball, FHA 25 Science Club5 Softball Manager 35 Science Club 4. 4 Michael Terry Ansley - Industrial Arts Club5 Sergeant At Arms 35 Office Aide 4. Paige A. Bagley - FBLA, lunior Beta 15 FBLA5 journalism Award5 Math Tournamentg Senior Beta 25 Miss Sweetheart 5 Winter Star Contestant5 Math Tournament5 Presbyterian College lunior Fellowship Award5 Senior Beta: Treasurer5 Who's Who Among American High School Students 35 Annual Staff: Copy Editor5 Literary Club: GirI's Spelling, Vice President 5 Math Tournament5 Senior Beta5 Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. 82 - Senior Class l VVETE the Class of 198 l - Seniors . . Seniors . . Seniors . . . Seni xl lanet Lorraine Bashlor lanet l Laurie Andrea Bennett - Science Club 2: FBLA 4. Gregory Miles Blocker - l.V. Basketball 15 Baseballp l.V. Basketball 25 Baseballg Most Improved Player Award 35 Baseballg Varsity Basketball: Captaing Class Vice President 4. l Senior Class - 83 . Seniors Theresa Lynn Campbell transferred from Effingham County High School 35 FBLA 84 - Senior Class . . Seniors . . Seniors - VVe're the Class 01: 'I98 I . .,.., , . I , ,, , gigs, LM. ,K Sharon Denise Brown -Perfect Attendance 1 g Perfect Attendance 2. Sharon - h X 4. sw ' V Theresa ' it ' ,..,. ,V .L 2. ' Q 'A' i A ' if t..V . t 3 H ZS, Virginia l. Campbell- transferred from Effingham County High School 1, Ginger 1 VVETQ the CIHSS Of 'I98 I - Seniors . . Seniors . . Seniors . Kyle Dennis Christiansen - Student Councilg Baseballg Annual Staff 'lg Student Councilp Baseballg Annual Staff, Sr. Beta 25 Student Councilg Baseballp Annual Staffp Sweetheartg Senior Beta 35 Student Councilg Basebalig Annual Staff: Editorg Senior Beta 4. Karen Renee Crowley - Class Reporter 2. Robert joshua Darieng - Industrial Arts Club, One Act Play 2, FHA 3. Senior Class - 85 Shirley Anita Drlggers - FHA 15 FHA 2 FBLA FHAg Newspaper Staff 3 Newspaper Staff 4. Seniors. . Seniors . Seniors We FE the ClElSS of 198 l loseph Kevin Davis - Baseball 15 Industrial Arts Club 25 Industrial Arts Clubg Drafting Achievement Award: Science Fair: First Place 35 Annual Staff: Copy Editorg Industrial Arts Club 4. Pamela Ann Finley - Basketballg Miss Sweetheartg Science Clubg Softballg Student Councilp Class Favoriteg Class President 1g Varsity Cheerleaderp Miss Wildcat Contestantp Softballg Student Council 25 Varsity Cheerleader: Miss Winter Star Contestantg Softballg Class Favorite 3g Softball 4. VVGT9 U19 Class of 'l985l - Seniors . . Seniors . . Seniors . Lavonda Alfred Fulwood lavonda Lashelle Fulwood - lv Basketballg Miss Wildcat Contestantg First Runner Up: Newspaper Staff 15 IV Basketballg Track Team 25 Varsity Basketball 35 Varsity Basketball 4. Georgia Raye Gill - Class Treasurerg Miss Wildcat 1. Senior Class - 87 ors . . .Seniors . . Seniors . Seniors VVS FE The Class of 'l985l Erica Lea Groover - Homecoming Contestantg Literary Clubp Perfect Attendanceg Science Clubg Softball 15 Basketballg FHAg Miss Wildcat Contestant: First Runner-upg Perfect Attendanceg Science Club: Secretaryg Softball 25 Basketball: Most Improved Player Awardg Miss Winter Star Contestantg Science Club: Secretaryp Softball: Best Hitter Award 35 Science Club: Secretaryp Softballg Student Councilg Who's Who Among Amercian High School Studentsg Class Secretary 4. Kim Renea Hall - transferred from Hancock High Schoolg Winter Star Contestant 3. i t Douglas Haymans - Baseball, 4-H: President 5 junior Beta: Treasurer School Spirit Awardp Science Club: Treasurerg Class Treasurer 1 Basketball Managerg 4-H: President 5 journalism Awardg Newspaper Staff: Treasurer: Science Club: Presidentg Student Council Secretary 25 Annual Staffg Basketball Statisticiang Debate: 4-H Presidentg Journalism Awardg School Service Award 5 Science Club President, Track 3g Annual Staff, Debatep 4-H: Presidentg Georgia Key Awardp Literary Clubg Trackg Class Treasurer 4. 88 - Senior Class XVETE the CIEISS of 1985! - Seniors . . Seniors . . Seniors . . .Senic i Ronnie Lee Hearn Kevin Ray laynes Michael Eugene Holland - transferred from Camden County High Schoolp FBLA 25 FBLAg Third Place Region fBusiness Computer Data - Design and Applicationj Literary Club: Reporterg SAGE: Reporter 3g FBLA: Presidentg Literary Club: Secretary 4, Senior Class - 89 fiiors. . Seniors . .Seniors . . Seniors - VVQIFG the Class of 198 l leffery A. King Robert Edward Lee - Class Favorite 15 Student Councilg Tennisg Class Favorite 25 Annual Staff: Photographerg Coastal Electric Youth Tour Finalistp Tennisg Class Favoriteg Class Vice-President 35 Annual Staff: Photography Editorg Class Pres- ident 4. Roy Ronald Love - Science Fair: Third Place 25 Industrial Arts Clubg Senior Betag Science Club 35 Industrial Arts Clubp Science Club 4. 90 - Senior Class leffery , .ic ti Ronnie lm Ee af 4 slsa A S, K -'Wi-it W it we fi , s . .. wwf. ,adam l l VVe're the CI355 Qf 1985! - Seniors . . Seniors . .Seniors . Tamara Ann Oberlin - Science Club lg FHAp Newspaper Staffg Science Club 25 Newspaper Staffp Science Clubg Student Council 35 Newspaper Staffp Science Club 4. Elizabeth Rebecca O'Neal - transferred from Rogers High Schoolp Varsity Basketball, Soft- ball 3g Miss Wildcat Contestantp One Act Playg Softball 4. Selena Lynn Parish - transferred from Myrtle Beach High School 3 5 Literary Clubp Solog One Act Play 4. Senior Class - 91 ors . . Seniors . . Seniors . Seniors VVS F9 U18 CIEISS Of 198 ' lerome Alton Phillips - Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. 92 - Senior Class Dorothy lynn Pecenka - Literary Club: Fourth Place Region 1Pianolg junior Betag Perfect Attendanceg Tennis 1g 4-Hg FBLA: Secretaryg Literary Club: Pianop Perfect At- tendanceg Tennis 2g Basketball Statistician: 4-Hg Literary Club: Pianog Miss Winter Star Contestantg Perfect Attendanceg Girl's Softball Managerg Student Council 35 Literary Club: One Act Playp Pianog President: Perfect Attendanceg Student Coun- cilg Tennis 4. john V. Pittman - transferred from Hayfield Secondary School: Debatep Literary Club: Typing 4. We're the Class of 'I98 l - Seniors . . Seniors . .Seniors . Tony Elizabeth E. Rebl - FBLA 5 Miss Wildcat Contestant 3. Anthony Morelle Solomon - lr. Betag Baseball 15 Baseball g lr. Beta 25 Annual Staffg Darkroom Assistantg Math Tournamentg Newspaper Staffg Science Club: Treasurerg Student Council 35 Annual Staff: Darkroom Assistantg Newspaper Staffg Science Club: President: Student Council: President 4. Norma Michelle Turner - Class Secretary 25 Citizenship Awardg FBLA 35 FBLA: Secretaryp Senior Beta 4. Senior Class - 93 .Seniors .Seniors Senrors We re the Class of 198 l Daniel Wellington Wells 94 - Senior Class Rhonda Holly Waters - JV Cheerleaderg Newspaper Staff 15 Annual Staff: Typist: Literary Club: Miss Sweetheartg Newspaper Staff: Editorg Class Vice President 25 Annual Staff: Typistg FHAg Miss Winter Star Contestantg Class President 35 FBLA: Vice Presidentg Miss Wildcat Contestant 4. Angela Sharon Wheeler transferred from Mclntosh County Academyg Literary Club 4. i VVGTG The Class of 198 ! - Seniors . . Seniors . .Seniors . i ,Ll in TA 4 ' Fx 4 X1 err. X' ts S , if Roger Gayle Widener - Perfect Attendanceg Tennis: Most Improved Player Award 1g One Act Playp Perfect Attendanceg Science Clubg Tennis: Most Improved Player Awardp 4-H: Vice Presidentg Perfect Attendanceg Science Clubg Tennisg Class Secretary 3g Tennis 4. 5-, swxy x y I i 1 . , .s I '-u,,N, swam!!! 'ml xx 'ni ff .. 'iv Senior Class - 95 Senior Favorites Pam Finley and Kyle Christiansen Michelle Turner and Ronnie Hearn X S I Georgia Gill and i fi i- . Robbie Lee fl Erica Groover and Greg Blocker Holly Waters and Roger Widener 96 - We've Got Senior Favorites Sandy Waters and Chris Poppell av 1 Betty lo Allen and Damon Stafford We ve Got Class Favorites 97 Af' Chris Baker Paula Barnett Melton Bashlor Richard Brown We've Got . . Mrs. Ball's juniors! so Y, Sherri Carothers Angela Daniels Chris Davis Cathy Driggers Diane Futch Richard Halston Phyllis Haymans Barbra Holland Pam lacob Lance Lovell Nancy MacMillan Amy Maltby Candice NeeSmith Glenda Owens Chris Poppell Terri Revels Steve Sasser lulie Sauls Phillip Sherman Leslie Smith Susan Smith Terri Stark l 98 - We've ot luniorsl W ,,., 2, ,wif- ' s v 'V aasr W f ' r.ass S' v igff-., -55555 ii- f X V .grggm ,ma 5 I kia--s ,m', 'si '- r L , S l :im'vffmff s.- iff X :-:: .gy zz. Q - .LW L mf. 'fi - , - 2 L 1, l'ii 5 l' l f, ' f Y Q 'X isa Stringfellow 4 'pffv A ie' ,WR ,. of if f-r ff Ns., 'sz 'Mv- ... 6 9 .,, -Wg ,..A,l.l xi We've Got . . Mrs. Rogers' juniors! ,,.ff 't Marc Barnett Lydia Blackledge Chris Brown Sheila Case Keith Crowley Patti Cuthbert Bobby Deal Felicia Findley Keith Fulwood Carlyn Gill Kelly Henderson . . F ssc st s rr r ii ' ft ws- S -wa' Q li! fig, ' a XX li li 5 T x sf .N .,,, , ,. , Melissa Hurd Tres Kirkland Eva Langley Kim Lee Sandie Lucas Adam fi Martin April Q Massey Sherri McLendon Richie Meguiar Keith 'lk K if t w . K, Tonia Williams FJ Mikell Thad Owens Shannon Rahn Sherri Revels Michelle Ruiz Deanne Schuman Keith Sisco Missy Spoon Rickey Waters Sandy Waters We've Got juniors! - 99 We've Got . . .juniorsl l ' ,L ..., X, 'Qv K xx if 100 - We've Got juniors! .Jw 2 w U, .M , WM- ! Qin-1 X. .. 1 4 Q. . fi.,AN,+A.,5:.,G.,:-V., w Lkxyif 'Q We've Got . . N :if def? ,fl I WD K Q, . 'VG Q3 juniors! ,, ss! f, 0 We've Got juniors! 101 We've Got . . . Mr. Estes' Sophomore'sl Cheri Anderson Dawn Belcher Tony Bennett Melissa Boone lOY Burkhalter larred Campbell Penny Cheaves Sherri Cox Matt Cribbs Lisa Eldred Travis Gerrald Lisa Hamilton Mark johnson Renette Lee Michael Lewis Alexandria Lyons Blanca Mayol Reynaldo Mayol Bryan Newton Michelle O'Neil Leanne Rogers Lloyd Rogers Kevin Sauls Davida Scott Julius Scriven lohnny Strickland Sharon Whitten 102 - We've Got Sophomores! xi 35-v 'Q- ' in p... Z l , 'X-T Mrs Haddock s Sophomores! I X x ii I9 T ,B '.': 5- TA 1. :I as li B ki Candi Thornton Sharon Anderson Melissa Ansley Stephen Boyd Bubba Braddock Kim Brandel Tim Canavan Donna Caudill Keith Cole Billy Collins Rhonda Davis limmy Deal Deede Fields Brian Fussell Gary Garrett leanria Harden Jennifer lackson Krenson Knipher Thomas Lewis Vicki Owens Timmy Ramage Danny Riberia Terri Ruiz Jenny Sasser Mikell Sauls David Smiley Robin SPVY We've Got Sophomores! - 103 Betty lo Allen Renaye Ball Timmy Casey Dusty Connell lohnny Crowley Mark Driggers Dannette Eaker Dawn Finley Bruce Fussell loseph Golden Dusty Harn Lois Harn Billy Haymans Lisa Hughes Tammy Hunter Denise Lovell Michael Lee Ronnie Matthews Beth Oberlin Stephanie Miller Audrey Proman Liz Proman leff Richbourg Shawna Seay Ivey Spence Damon Stafford Karen Wilder 104 - We've Got Sophomores' VVe've Got . . . Sophomores! if 'A L':: 1' , H f W W , . MW M Q x ! QNX 7 W m,,m. Q .. 2' GotS p h 105 We've Got . . . Mrs. Barnes' Freshmen' Robert Anderson Linda Barnard ' 5: Chris ivg l Burch l 453 L Becky 5 M i Butler Phillip Clark lonathon Collins Tracy Eaker Diane Fulwood Russell Ienkins limmy lohnson Bill Leverette Mary Lewis William Long Dana Meguiar Monica Mesorio Steve O'NeiI jennifer Owens Teresa Prid en Q g ....s....- ni Matt Rebl lohn Sauls Lauren Sharpe David Swain Ben Williams Debra Williams Ji, X Tonya Williams 106 - We've Got Freshmen! aaa me iff' Q lla., fi We've Got . . Mrs. Myers' Freshmen! Steve Barnard Dustin Biles Dorothy Blige Robin S A D .QM 11495 3 -is ,QI ,, M i Brown Danny Butler jennifer Caldwell Valerie Canavan Shelly Cash Theresa Davis Pam Fabian Larry Galbreath Heather Gill 85, r- , ,, ., f A -, ., it iii- Dwayne Grant Ray Griffin Nancy Holland Marty johnson Tessa Lane Cheryl Lovell Carlos Mikell Laura Miller Troy Padgett Donna Pye 1. jeremy Reynolds Lorenda Sauls Theodore Scriven Hal Smith David Kathy Stark kk TK Swanson David Young We've Got Freshmen! - 107 We've Got . . Mrs. Scott's Freshmen! Sabrina Allen lohnny Benton Natalie Blige Kathy Brown Kelly Christiansen Ashley Clark N Trey Coursey Amy Donovan Manasha Fice Nancy Findley Sonja Garrett Monty Groover Scott Holme lami Howard Danny lenkins Gary lohnson April Langley Morris Lee Michael Martin Sabrina McLendon Michelle Morgan Shannon Patrick Gwen Pittman Tonya Phillips Frank Rushing Stacey Rushing Lori Sauls Paul Thompson Robert Torres Wallette Widener 108 - We've got Freshmen! .24 9 CX ,.-v .f- ' ffl i l .ar VVe've Got . . Freshmen! may 'i' VW 1, . Gnhrl . F, M ,Elma N .'1Q '2'f e e . - .kLg: :ZV 4 ax 'W Q M-.Q , AW W ,M We've Got Freshmen! - 109 We've Got . . . Mrs. Arrington's Eighth Graders! Ashley Anderson Leanne Bagley C.G. Caldwell Lisa Cox Terry Cuthbert Kyle Davidson Darrell Eaker Carla Eunice Chris Fudge Tommy Fussell Sabrina Green Mindy Hales Greg Hammond Doris Haymans Michael Houston Kim Knipher Karyn Lewis Denise Moore CS L ' 1-. N ,, zf x SD l x S- i 9 X --t.,,ig,Naf Jason Moss Cheri Owens Ray Polite Stacey Rentz Angie Rushing Stacey Sapp Tracie Stebnitz ' ' 7 lason Stevens Russell Williams I 110 - We've Got Eighth Graders! . ,J +:. fe X ii 54,4 We've Got . . . Mrs. Leggett's Eighth Graders! Melanie Anderson Ray Begley Stephanie Bennett Laura Burnette Dana Chapman Michael Coats Ricky Dudley Amanda Estes Clifford Finley Gina Foss Ted Gray Tasha Hamilton lames Haymans Tim Hiers lay Hudsbeth Stanley Hurd Sandra jackson lon Liebfried Laurie Martin Alison Orne Tammy Owens Clay Reynolds Ray Robertson Iohn Shellman Wesley Smith Joanne Teal Roy Usery y XL, ,,, ,I We've Got Eighth Graders! - T11 We've Got . . . Mrs. Hanson's Eighth Graders' Tina Barnes Michael Barnett Charles Biles Tina Casey lames Clark Christi Collins Roger Cowart Bryan Davis Mary Margaret Duke Shauna Friend Becky Garrett Mark Gerrald Lizette Haddock l09Y Harn limbo Hastings lennifer lacob Deborah Kingery Kelly Knox Gail Miller Glenn Muncey Gina O'Neil jackie Poinsette Lee Schuman Sally Shuman lody Smith Ali Spell Gary Wise PM Richard Woods Sheila Young 112 - We've Got Eighth Graders! X V -,,, Nw. ,4- Z gf-1. XZ' We've Got . . Eighth Graders! The Late Bird Gets D-Hall l Sure you've heard of the old saying, 'The early bird gets the worm. Well, at R.H.H.S. the late bird gets something, too - D-Hall. The BD ldefinitely does not stand for delightful. T When the tardy bell rings in the morning, most students are waiting 'to be accounted. However, some students, like April Massey, just can inot seem to make it on time. tHow many was it last year, 47?l Whether lto homeroom in the morning or just to another class, some students find it impossible to be on time. The excuses for tardiness range from car trouble to the famous Amtrak train blocking the road to UI overslept . But no matter which excuse a student gives, a total of four tardies entitles him to one hour of the infamous D-Hall, and infamous it is! Detention Hall is one solid hour of the most dreadful task a student lcould be burdened with - studying. Mrs. Barnes fthe toughest D-Hall sergeant of alll will, rest assured, have a person tortured out of his mind. 'lClass be seated is her favorite lopening line. The rest of the hour one sits there motionless under the evil eye of Deputy Barnes. lt's a long time until 4:00 p.m. ..,, Nui .MN sk We've Got Eighth Graders! - 113 We ve Got Mr Deneen s Seventh Graders' Nicole Anderson Roni Anderson Joann Beam Willie Blige Eric Canavan Dereck Connell Deborah Crowley Bernard Davis Robert Ferrell lohn Harris Kathy Henderson Michael Horne Shelley lackson Keith Lee Niki Lokey Mike Lucas Holly Morgan Alfred Morris leff Murray Phil Page lason Parker Scott Reynolds Danny Salter Sandra Sheppard Angie Strickland Marie Waltz 114 - We've Got Seventh Graders' We ve Got Kincaid s Seventh Graders! LY N X f Tracie Trobeck lake Umholtz Ashley Ward Bo Alexander Shannon Baker Fredrick Benjamin Denetta Bryant Bennett Byrd loe Curtis Mark Davis Brent Fields Freida Fulwood Kim Hickox Tina lohannsen Daniel Martin Shannon McBride Danny McGowan Danny MacMillan Ashley Reardon Mark Ribera Rickey Royal Dee Dee Seay Patrice Shellman Andy Shuman Beckie Strickland We've Got Seventh Graders! - 115 jason Anderson Theresa Bashlor jon Clark Kim Clark Andy Darling Michael Deal Stacey Durrence Lee Griffin Tara Hibbs Chanel Jones loev Layden Tina Lee Danny Lovell Noelle McClary Angela McKenzie Wendell Miller lason Pauly Brian Redding Timmy Sauls Kim Sellers Debra Sherrod Ronnie Strickland 116 - We've Got Seventh! We've Got . . . Mrs Morris' Seventh Graders' Kristie Wilson Chris Whitfield We've Got . . . Seventh Graders! Ili X e ee e U Q llUlnsu.u,,,,-5 Q We've Got S th G d We've Got . . Class! 118 - We've Got Class! ' 'su' may ? 0'.':f .,.'il 30' kss 'O' We've Got . . . Class! .. Q, N ,, sy ,,.k, .iii , , ,I-, WE We've Got Class! - 119 3... We've Got . . . Class! 155' ,R ii.-:gif , ..w X kqgi, mmm! ii We if 120 - We've Got Class! We've Got Class! fl-if Wwfmmwy mmm We've Got Class' - 121 We've Got . . . Class! 2- 'ls S K. X N4 f ie xx MX sg . f..:,, wfi .X . X as S ali' T. .A xxx W-Xi X .xx mqxjj V . 4! ' --M hmm WN s ff' , Xxx -'CK' ,fl- Nix 122 - We've Got Clas Tiih, qA ff We've Got . Wisdom! The f in faculty definitely does not mean 'lbelovv 60 - failing The letter actually stands for fantastic. The faculty at RHHS makes attending school not only a fundamental experience but a fun-filled one. Each teacher's ,unique style, methods, and personality has a considerable impact upon every student he teaches. This impact may be in the form of the mighty flwooden disciplinarian or the dreaded 'D-hall. The famous reaction i is always the same - Oh, No! Whether firm or finagled, the punishment is administered fairly . -H at PM 3: 'I fl 'fl .. 1, if R.H,H,S Department Chairmen l5lRi-1625! Teachers faithfully prepare their students for the real world. There are facts as well as fun filtering through these halls. There are favorite teachers, fascinating teachers, and fearsome teachers. In this section, we feature these teachers. e've Got . R. Elbert Fields, Principal University of Georgia, B.S. lEducationJ Athens, Georgia Georgia College M.Ed. lSocial Studiesl Milledgeville, Georgia University of Georgia Post Graduate: School Administration Athens, Georgia 24 years experience Marge Lippencott Guidance Counselor California State College B.S. lElementary Educationl M.Ed. lGuidance Counselorl California, Pennsylvania 16 years experience R.E. Fields 124 - We've got Supervision! Marge Lippencott ,A-f fi rt 2 G 'Wh C Supervision! '- I Anne Donnelly Media Specialistg Literary Sponsor Georgia Southern College Bs. qengnsm Statesboro, Georgia 10 years experience Nan Schwabe Secretary I Anne Donnelly H' ff'fPW f?5, ?'fi'9Y 1 ' Q5 Q - 'Bai Nan Schwabe We've Got Supervision! - 125 We've Got Rebecca Ball English, WILDCAT Sponsor, lunior Class Sponsor Samford University B.A. tEngIishl Birmingham, Alabama Georgia Southern College M.Ed. fEngIishl Ed. Specialist tEnglishl Statesboro, Georgia 12 years experience Martha Coffield Englishg Senior Class Sponsor Mercer University B.A. fEnglishl Macon, Georgia 8 years experience Gayle Marie Simmons Reading, One Act Play Director West Georgia College B.A. fEngIishl Carrollton, Georgia University of Georgia M. Ed. fReadingl Athens, Georgia 10 years experience GW if 'W 126 - We've Got Communication! M55 Rebecca Ball English Department Chairman Martha Coffield Gayle Simmons L 1 Communication! ei' ef' B Faye Siddall i Dorothy Myers Debra Scott Debra Scott English Savannah State College B.S. lElementary Educationj Savannah, Georgia 8 years experience Faye Siddall Englishp Spanishg RH Factorg junior Beta Clubg Senior Class Advisor Georgia Southern College B.S. fEnglishJ M.Ed. lEnglishJ Ed. Specialist fEnglishl Statesboro, Georgia 10 years experience Dorothy Myers English Women's College of Georgia B.S. fEnglishJ Milledgeville, Georgia 30 years experience We've Got Communication - 127 We've Got Experiments' Dorothy Hanson Biological Sciencesg Science Club Advisor Columbia College B.A. iBiologyJ Columbia, South Carolina 14 years experience Bobby Rahn Physical Sciences Georgia Southern College B.S. fGeologyJ Statesboro, Georgia Georgia Tech M.S. lGeophysical Sciencesl Atlanta, Georgia 'I2 years experience 128 - We've Got Experiments! l f F ' 2 .dl Q A I We've Got . . Special Talents Chuck Moeller in il ,tt 1 Vi Halas Special Educationg Cheerleading Sponsor Tift College B.S. lHome Economics! Forsyth, Georgia 14 years experience Tony Logsdon Instrumental Music University of Georgia B.S. lMusicJ M.Ed. tMusic Performancel Athens, Georgia 1 year experience Chuck Moeller Art Kutztown, State College B.S. fArt Educationl Kutztown, Pennsylvania Savannah College of Arts an B.F.A. fGraphic Designl 7 years experience d Design if -Q ,i Vi Halas - f - . is, J 5 'gt . f Q, I El i 5 4 1: Tony 1 1 Logsdon s f - , : , s.,.5:E..sf I. an n-my-a T 129 Pam Arrington C A ice Barnes We've Got Problems' Van Estes Mathematicsg Student Council Sponsor University of Oklahoma B.S. lPetroleum Engineeringl Norman, Oklahoma A8fM College of Texas BS. fCivil Engineeringl Bryan, Texas 13 years experience Pam Arrington Mathematics Carson-Newman College B.S. fElementary Educationl jefferson City, Tennessee 9 years experience Alice Barnes Mathematics Tennessee Technological University 8.5. fMathematicsJ Cookeville, Tennessee 11 years experience V ii l l I 9- 5, , E may 'Qi K Kg '7 ' MIL i-. ,w4 it r E -...-..- We've Got . Fitness! limmy Hires Physical Education Head Basketball and Baseball Coach Georgia College BS. lHealth, Physical Education, and Recreationl Milledgeville, Georgia 12 years experience lohn Rahn Physical Education jimmy Hires Department Chairman Iohn Rahn Softball, Track, and Girl's Basketball Coach Georgia Southern College B.S. lPhysical Educationl Statesboro, Georgia 2 years experience I. -.I We've Got Fitness! - 131 We've Got . Careers! Millie Morris Home Economicsg FHA Sponsor Georgia Southern College B.S. lHome Economicsl M.Ed. lHome Economicsj Statesboro, Georgia 9 years experience Barbara Haddock Businessp FBLA Advisor B.S. lBusiness Ed.J Georgia Southern College M.Ed. tBusinessl Statesboro, Georgia 20 years experience Bert Kincaid Industrial Artsg Industrial Arts Club Georgia Southern College BS. llndustrial Artsj Statesboro, Georgia 6 years experience I Millie Morris Department Chairman I Barbara Haddock Bert Kincaid 132 Lexx lt . .,-,,, W, M, -.,,, Nf,. -v-14 . , fi hi L Aimfvffq-2. will 'St' ' , 5 ' it , I ,. Q , H 7 l I 3 We ve Got . f Fact's! I l Marva Rogers l l Social Studiesg junior Class Sponsor Paine College B.S. tHistoryJ Augusta, Georgia ww, 33 ,M 8 Years experience F . ,.,.,., V filer! Q g l: A Rebecca Leggett Social Studiesg Debate Coach, Tennis Coach W' , Georgia Southern College , g sf B.S. fSecondary School Sciencesl lv .. -' . , M.S.T. fSecondary Social Sciencesl , ,.o: W Statesboro, Georgia , A' ' i'ii ul, 'VI years experience L S ' tL,, S G y, Daniel 1. oeneen 1 1,f. Social Studiesg V ' Q Senior Beta Sponsor .-'.. 1: ff- Youngstown State University ggi! Q BA. fSociologyl K' gf . Youngstown, Ohio Ex G ot,, . Q . e -, 3 years experience Marva Rogers Department Chairman Rebecca Leggett wifi 2 s .. g.,:l all Daniel Deneen 133 VVe've Got Special Services ,X A..-r -. 7 'NM 2 ,f. 2 1 rp fi 1 Lunchroom Employees Mona Stembridge Jeanette Haymans Ianie Rushing Ruby Smith Debbie Haymans Teacher Aides Inez Henderson Margaret Jackson Lunchroom Ladies leanette Haymans, lanie Rushing, Mona Stembridge - Margaret jackson Manager, Ruby Smith if QV' Q ii' Q ae I' iv 5 'GW we , Qi? ,w,,., ,pm Debo Haym YV S .. i We've Got fir ab rah Kingery, Dolly Solomon, Naomi Zerby, Peggy Hendley, Debby ans, Annette Walker Special Services 1 BPM. ,alle it ew ylfi' 5 . Q, , ga W H C x. L i unzi- 'X if.. he .if B' ' 31 fl JU' it William Blige, Willie Lewis, Dorothy Blige 'wr N BUS DRIVERS Deborah Kingery Pauline Rushing Naomi Zerby Dolly Solomon Annette Walker Debby Haymans MAINTENANCE Willie Lewis William Blige Dorothy Blige We've Got QW Close ups' 1 fl! 136 - Faculty Close-ups Priced at 5100.00 for a full page, 550.00 for a half page, and 535.00 for a quarter page, the staff managed to collect 53000.00 toward their 1984-85 VWldCat's budget of 513,000.00 Try us. And compare: 756-3371 Highway 17 Richmond Hill, Georgia 31324 Lf N.f fn! X RICHMOND HILL 1, ,?,,,,,Zi59, ff FLORIST st NURSERY ff Q 4, so , 5334359 x 5 X X J We Have - X lj Balloon Bouquets 'Fruit Baskets - 'f Cut Flowers - X Gift ltems Julie Pelli 'K Weddings Owner 84 Operator J' Plants I Delivery to Savannah, Midway, and Richmond Hill C d D. uts an ries ' Linda and Bobby Harn for Gllls and Guys Owners 756-3838 1 Highway 144 756-3954 Richmond Hill, Georgia 31324 fi A Richmond Hill, Georgia 31324 138 - We've Got Funds! PLANTATICN BUILDING SUPPLY The sign of quality. The sign of service. ' Building Materials 1' Hardware if Paint Supplying the Richmond Hill community with lumber and much needed hardware supplies, Plantation Building Supply is locally owned and operated by Pete Carreaga. The friendly employees of the supply store work diligently to satisfy customers in every way possible. So if there is something you need for your home or any job requiring wood products, make Plantation Building Supply your first stop. Large or Small - We Sell Them All! ',-.. -' ' - 51 X '45 ' 4-I f b lla. 756-3316 Highway 144 Richmond Hill, Georgia 31324 3 L KIDDIE S KOTTAGE We Have - Complete Day Care Center Georgia State License and Inspection Qualified Staff Hot Lunch Outdoor Play Yard re-School Classes Open: 6:30 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. Monday through Friday Children Ages 1 - 7 Years Pre-Registration Required Drop-Ins Accepted For Pre-Registered Children 756-2524 507 Ford Avenue Richmond Hill Georgia 31324 fx B I lk ik lk ' Morning and Afternoon Snack ik Pk 'F P l Richmond Hill realty -tltxliuA s A ilvipllfli Mt . fi X, 1 fl I Xllwllkll I : t . .f I 1 , I - . tlilllitlllilffl 4 F' Qdllflif Pat the railroad tracks 756-2525 We've Got Funds' 139 H88888 G8 EE RICHMOND HILL POOL CO. Builders of Quality In-ground Po l We also ha I , I ifiifjuppl if H SPT lo 6 ' C IIT d y ' 3 727 2562 Richmond Hill, Georgia 31324 TOWN AND 15 ,O COUNTRY g Ed Wexler S E yF hion E yDay Q 232-2111 5 234 Bull Stree .,,Qq-f.Y Q S nah, Georgia 31404 Best Wishes ,E to the Class of 1985!l of: SAVANNAH Sign 84 Screen lnC T Sh l Y R I E e Sig Sh Signs B ers T kDeCaIs g A TZ-1gS XX fg 'Bump S kers ' TPlexgI Sgns .I X 5 l E i XNNXXX X , T I N i T lx Il I ' G 2325220 l l l l 2438 B ns l S h G g ' :' GVHHD 31404 ,.. C8mR 91 Foodliner Open Monday thru Friday 7 A.M. to 9 PM. Saturday 7 A.M. to 9 PM. Sunday 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. 756-3684 Highway 144 Richmond Hill Ga. 31324 . ' Wewclcome 5 USDA I-'ood Stamp . Customcrs F Mock 5 EQUIPMENT SERVICE 84T d-E E hi E If E E voukm!0 - rl - ' 884-2671 , Y G g. 3 8fB'IlyM I Cl Tractors, Mowers ll Poulan Cham Saw Wee ate G s 84 Electra T , . B g ater, Elect B g KII E3 0 E' E ' L' A A Sales Ren as Service Mrdwa, eor ra 1320 Owners Dot 1 ock WHEN YOU'RE JUST STARTING OUT ASK US WE LL KNOW SAVANNAH BANK S. TRUST CDIVIPANY E BER 5 I l . -L .H sf fl! ' XY A 'W Q M M FDIC LAURANCE BEASLEY Supplier of 3' Top Soil ' Backhoe Work X Septic Tanks .EEEZEEEEEEEE MIDWAY HARDWARE COMPANY Located on Highway 17 South in Midway, the Midway Hardware Company carries all your hardware needs. From nails to lawn mowers, the Hardware store's 'ugnaaaaaaa products are of high value and are reasonably priced. EEL For friendly staff and atmosphere, come to the Midway X Hardware Company. , l i X l -GSM . Day After 5:00 P.M. 884-2301 884-2556 Richmond Hill, Georgia 31324 884-2815 Midway, Georgia 31320 Best wishes to the Class of 1985! I - 3 -- - . y SOUTHERN INTERIQRS is gi: nj ' . 'Custom Window Treatments 3 ' 3 f. 3 5 gi, 5253 for every taste. 3 ii i A , ' Workroom on h . Premises X Drapenes i 756-3334 it Qlfggleatments ' RlChfTlOl'1d Georgia 'K Kirsch Rods 81 Accessories ' 'K Mini-blinds 'i 'K Window shades i ' X Wall coverings 4. ' ' 'K Floor coverings 5: X Custom installation We've Got Funds! - 143 WZQEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESEEEEEEEEE se Bucics ourBoARD SERVICE? LIBERTY REALTY 0' Serving the Arias? 'fag Over 10 Years Eagles 'K Evenrude Motors I I A H and Gafdff-Sl' dj ' New 84 Used Parts, Engines, Boats 01 'F OMC Accessories 0' 5 Teleflex Steering Systems J 'f Trailor Parts, TireS 5 You'll Be Surprised 5 it Marine Batteries, Paint M At Our Selection! 0 5 Visa 84 Master Charge Accepted E 5 M Located on Highway 17 in Richmond Hill and 211 J M General Screven Way in Hinesville, Liberty Realty 5 Wm- serves the public by offering their expert assistance 50 Open 0 to families wishing to purchase a home that suits their , - F rv ' special needs. For reliable real estate assistance, 5 Mon' ' FN' 9 AM' - 6 P'M' It 0' contact Peggy Helan. J Sat. 9 AM. - 3 PM. 1 pile, 5' 684-5955 I 5' Isle of Wight LQ M sy, Midway, Georgia 31320 In 9 . 33 M' 3 asaaaasasa aaaasaa a s 'ss Peggy Healan F.M. PHILLIPS, IR. Realm LOGGING BUSINESS 756-3611 Highway 17 South Richmond Hill, Georgia 31324 876-8151 , . , it 211 General Screven Way I H P.o. Box 617 'B I ' fsgl-af-kj-X Hinesville, Georgia 31313 g --1 wa s 1 .- Timber Buying m nefxtrort' Richmond Hill, Georgia 31324 Congratulations to the Class of '85! I 144 - We've Got Funds! Coastal Eleetno Membersh1p Corporat1on We re Supplylng the Spark for a Better Quahty L1fe To know us IS to know that our sole reason for ex1stance IS qua11ty SCI'V1CC to our Member Owners by prov1d1ng adequate and re11able e1ectr1c power at the lowest pOSS1b1C cost conslstent w1th sound eoonomlc bus1ness practlces POST OFFICE BOX 109 MIDWAY GEORGIA 31320 0 0 0 9 s Q 1 O 9 7 We've Got Fu L X-f C L STAFFORD Building Contractor, Inc H3631 Home BuiIderfDeveloper Residential 84 Commercial Rentals 756-3336 Richmond Hill Georgia 31324 Congratulations to the Seniors of 1985! JK J K , , I O I O C ,X wr Nlix Q' X fb' 'ESQ , , I .I In? I AL i gggltlj, I L ' n 2 I dtex: I :QFD fair, , f. -:lbw gm'-Q : , Q.. I TOBY'S BEAUTY SHOP if ,iv is 4 N WW 5 1 Hit, jeg! J Super Styles for Guys 84 Gals 884-201 1 Highway 17 South Midway, Georgia 31320 Across from Cherokee Restaurant FORMAL t..t -' In . - S.Ai.E,Sf:!.i .mem a N-'sovs 4 '4'- Over 20 Years Experience Specializing in Weddings One Day Service Look Your Best For Less! 354-5424 3125 Skidaway Road at 51 Street Savannah, Georgia 31404 .!!QQ'L!!l.!2EL .Wh .Wendi after Siiw 146 - We've Got Funds! . :ll ttvwffab 1 , Sl 'V lllllllll I -lllllllllll 5 o I L - .231 E 5 5 I i I 2, 1 Q Q v WXXQTSQ bf' tg 2 wNc5,,. .rz v,.z is G 5 . as A x X ' Nr s Q g- S s A v 02-5' - , ...X . I TN w n s 5 :Nun Urn f XXV 3 A Q - f. I .- . - Restaurant - Lounge Meeting Facilities 756-3351 U.S. Highway 17 84 I-95 Richmond Hill, Georgia 31324 - - , LJ Y STRICK S MIDWAY AUTO PARTS . . .- .-.'... ' ' . .... m 'v 4w5E1:- . -2135555555335 Q :1:f Open six to ten, Strick's is an ideal place to purchase gas and cold beverages at everyday low-low prices. Located at US. 17 and Interstate 95, Strick's is easily 884-5111 accessible to the public. For more information on the merchandise available, call Strick's at 756-2151. Highway 17 South 1 Midway, Georgia 31320 - 1 . 756 215 Congratulations, Paula, Highway 17 84 I-95 and Richmond Hill, Georgia 31324 the junior Class! ' J-X J K We've Got Funds! - 147 3-K1 lOl lvl lOl !0l lOl lOl lOl lOl l0l lg 3 THE 2 3 PEMBROKE 3 STATE BANK 3 rv yi 3 0 S! E Small Enough to Know You - Q Large Enough to Serve You V r-. 0 .,. 3, ,.. r N 3, ' 1 - - - N' YT' . VS if ' --s Y C 'N-4 VS 3, T ,, Two locations to serve you! .S 'S' 653-4396 756-3391 E E l Pembroke, Richmond Hill, Georgia 31324 Georgia 31324 E S 3 Best Wishes to the Class of 1985! -5 21 c-A in c-i c-1 4-i i-i or 4.1 4.1 HQ 148 - We've Got Funds! gn rs O -N., MIDWAY CLINIC Family Practice Dr. Victor C. Bautista, M.D. Physicals ' Check-Ups 'F EKG ' X-Rays 4' Minor Office Surgery ' Weight Control Office Hours - Mon. - Sat. By Appointment 884-3323 or 884-3324 If No Answer - 876-2997 Or - 876-3511 Highway 17 South Midway, Georgia 31320 GRAINGER AUTO PARTS, INC. Used Auto Parts 964-2474 In Georgia - 800-342-9097 Out of Georgia - 800-841-3643 Highway 80, West At Chatham Parkway Savannah, Georgia 31408 iQ lvl in in c-J cp 7 FiNDLEY's 3 5 GARAGE 3 E Qs, 'malt' 3-I.. E rn -- - - ff L ue - , PV 'Q 4 - ,. 3 - g-. Q -,, I!! X T E V Repairing Volkswagen it Toyota if Datsun f' 0 L 756-3758 - Richmond Hill, Georgia 31324 T Owner - Elbert Findley fi 37 COT C057 lil C07 ii We've Got Funds! - 149 ,gcsxgwgxigaggtggggiiw-siirx africa 4' risH 5 gills' 3 60165. 2 FXUUQFRATWV' f V, .A.,. P: .V 'A , ,-,.. E, ,H I , I . - , 5P04fBox 6095 RiChn1ondi'Hill, Georgiall324519122 7 27-2126 4 2, 2 ,S at 5 , at ' l if F 2 22 3 if F 3 LE E l Producers of Fine Seafood Georgia White Shri p X Blue Crab 'lf Clams Royal Red Shrimp X Whiting X Conch X Rock Shrimp 'F Flounder 'F Offshore Fish g 3350? ShelICrakl A M gg 3 Qystwersg A M: g Scallops QF ! 5 - -Nfl' THE HA'R Fliilllzhlflulllzf STATION MART Styles for men and women Hours Brand-name furniture Tuesday - Wednesday 10 5 Thursday - Friday 9 5 S t 9 2 at discount prices 3 Ufdal' ' if Bassett Am Dre Theresa McTeer D Owner!Operator S g L loDene Valentine X Stanley Qpefator T Chl'OTTTCfaft 756-2723 llWhere You Get Value 81 Quality R h and Hill, Georgia 31324 232-3399 Savannah, Georgia 31405 I I RICHMOND HILL HARDWARE, INC. Friendly Personal Service . . GUARANTEED! ? gT 'Vahze HARDWARE STORES Q Congratulations to the Class of '85! 756-3422 or 756-3424 509 Ford Avenue R h ond Hill, Georgia 31324 Ronald Gerrald Derrick Smith Owner Manager Planting for the Future Thanks to the advanced research programs of Union Camp and other forest pro- ducts companies, tree farming is now more efficient than ever. Genetically superior seedlings planted today can reach a height of 60 feet in 20 years. As we harvest each crop of trees, we replace them three- fold with genetically superior seedlings from our nurseries. These plantations, which pro- vide twice the wood fiber as those from natural stands, along with our seed orchards and nurseries are the labora- tories of tomorrow's forests. BELFLOWER'S M WER SAWS gf O 5 w.M. SMITH CONSTRUCTION CO. tv 1 ' l fe. R 'd - I d v1.9-few We have a saw or mower to suit your need. Check our repair prices - quality work for by W.T. Belflower Owner! Operator 756-3501 Richmond Hill, Georgia 31324 152 - We've Got Funds! less For competitive prices and quality construction of new homes, contact C.W. Smith Construction. Mr. Smith has years of experience in building homes. C.W. Smith Construction can provide you with whatever information you need. Call today. 756-3467 Richmond Hill, Georgia 31324 RAY C. SMITH Attorney at Law iii' 'ii ' ll 5 l Y lm f 'X You'll Get Personal Service! 756-3 3 18 Richmond Hill, Georgia 31324 Congratulations Seniors of 1985! B 84 B CONTRACTORS Building 81 Remodeling 'K Room Additions 'f Game Rooms 'F Kitchens If Store Fronts 'K Garages 4' Patios 'lOur company is built on service 84 satisfied customers. Call Gordon T. Blount 884-2270 Midway, Georgia 31320 WILLIAM E. WALLACE, D.M.D Family Dentistry gmf WD, it OFFICE HOURS: 10 A.M.-8 PM. Monday - Thursday Closed Friday - Sunday 756-3880 Richmond Hill, Georgia 31324 We've Got gilIIWIBHIWIMIIUIIMIWHMIIIDIIIIIHIIHHWIIIIHIUHIHIIHIllllllflllllIf nm mllm lil nll nll Il nlln nIImInnnlnmlllmmllllmmllmmlimmulllung FINE JEWELERY R6 D555i'fZNS BELK OGLETHORPE MALL EFLECTICDH5 IKJELUELRY 8. GIFTS Huott Regency. Sovonnoh illllllumllllu:mnIullllllmmmlmmmmmllIu:mlunmmmnnnmmunmmllmmllnunullunlllmulm Innnmnmnmmnugnmnuunnnmmlumnmnmi 154 - We've unds! 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Highway 17 81 l - 95 E E- Richmond Hill, Georgia 31324 E E 'E-' E ROBERT E. PARKER 3 E E E E E lf you need a septic tank or fill dirt, contact Robert E. Parker at 727-2421. wk Septic Tank S E Mr. Parkerls experience in installation of septic tanks and his fine grade of , TE' :.-'f fill dirt makes him your best choice for pre-landscaping materials. See Mr. ll'iStaiiatlOl'1S E 'E Parker today. wk Landscaping E E E' gli: 727-2421 2 E Richmond Hill, Georgia 31324 'Ez- miiiunnnliinmimnmiiiiilmmmiimi,minluiiiiimiiImilumiiiiiiiiilliiiiniimiiimiuiinmlninlmuiiiiiuuiiiiiuiinllmiiiiiliiuinmiiiiiulii We've Got Funds! - 155 GEORGIA UPHOLSTERY AND DON AULD'S FLOOR COVERING CO PRESCRIPTION SHOP Bill Sapp - Owner Where it's always a pleasure to serve you! We do Re-covering james D. Boatright 1' ReSfXliD8 Pharmacist I Repamng Located Between City Hall 84 Post Office Cusiywrggstggpes , 755-3458 I Great Prices! Richmond Hill, Georgia 31324 354-9742 Savannah, Georgia 31404 U. AS 'f Y LLOYD D. MURRAY Attorney-at-Law it wh V 1. ,i li , i 1 . L Congratulations to I p I the Class of '85! f it ' From Lloyd, Billie, 84 L.D. 653-2807 i North Railroad Street Pembroke, Georgia 31321 r-1 , i i 3 !,5Nr7ll!'c lsr x x X i 1 lt, 156 - We've Got Funds! X! ll! t 1 lk 76 TRUCK STOP ff Service for Automobiles and Trucks at Restaurant - Dine In or Carry Out Buffet and Salad Bar - 11 A.M. - 9 P.M. Daily Specials - Open 24 Hours 756-3562 Highway 17 84 I-95 Richmond Hill, Georgia 31324 Congratulations to the Class of '85 and Have a grand summer! We've Got Funds! - 157 BRYAN COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATORS Members: Dr. Sallie Brewer Superintendent Mr. Hughlyn Page Chairman Ms. Emogene Bacon Vice-Chairman Ms. Ellen Cannon Mr. Louis Cowart Ms. Shelly Shuman Best Wishes To The Seniors! JOBS. Accounting Air Conditioning, Heating 8 Refrigeration Auto Body Repair Automotive Mechanics i Barbering Brick Masonry Carpentry Chemical Technology Child Growth 8. Development Civil Technology Clerk Typist Clothing 8t Textiles Management Cosmetology Data Processing Dental Assisting Diesel Mechanics Drafting 8. Design Technology Electrical Construction Electronics Engineering Technology Electromechanical Engineering Technology Food Service Management Forestry Technology Machine Shop Maintenance Mechanics Major Appliance Repair Marketing 8t Management Mechanical Engineering Technology Medical Office Assisting Practical Nursing Radio 8. TV Repair Secretarial Science Surgical Technology Surveying Welding Word Processing 5 Savannah Tech At Sav. Tech, our job isn't finished until your job begins. CALL US TODAY at 352-1464 or visit us at 5717 White Bluff Road. L KRAUSS' OGEECHEE DRUGS Prescriptions, Toys, Sundries, Gifts, We Have It All! 232-6145 Savannah, Georgia 31324 158 - We've Cot Funds! POPPELL BROTHERS RUSSELL CARPET5 CONSTRUCTION Sales 84 Cleaning David - Sales Gene - Cleaning loe - Installation lohn - Installation Allen - Sales 84 Installation 925-3638 Good Luck, Doug, and Congratulations to the Class of '85 I 727-2335 Ft. McAllister Richmond Hill, Georgia I E E GILL'S GRILL Your IIDOwn to Earth Restaurant 756-2395 Richmond Hill, Georgia 31324 KILKENNY FISH CAMP Boat Loading Dock, Fishing Supplies 727-2215 Richmond Hill, Georgia 31324 We've Got F ABERCORN HOUSING CENTER Manufactured Housing Energy-Efficient Mobile Homes J' Artcraft X Commodore 'f Catalina 'F Liberty 1' Concord New 'lf Used if Trade-Ins 1 VA X FHA Conventional Financing No Down Payment on VA 81 Other Qualified Customers Gpen 7 Days a Week ' V. ' ' FREE DELIVERY! X wi, SETUP WITHIN 100 Ml . , ll? ' to 1. - L Q S 'f V7 4 925-2521 Highway 17 South at Abercorn Expressway Savannah, Georgia 31419 160 - We've Got Funds! Senior Cinema Laurie Bennett - You've made us proud! Congratulations on your efforts to success. May God always lead and guide you. With all our love, Hulett, Mom, 84 Stephanie 'G' 'C' -0' 'C' 'C' 'll 'G' 'C' 'CP To Greg Blocker - We have watched you grow since childhood, We have watched you learn. We have celebrated your accomplishments, And now we are so proud- You're a graduate of '85! Love, Mama, Daddy Senior Cinema - 161 CD FD 2. 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The rooms may be cluttered, the furniture worn, but there's gladness and laughter to share, a house where a child is welcomed and loved is the happiest home anywhere! Congratulations! We love you! Mama, Daddy, Sandy 81 Rickey Waters Senior Cinema Congratulations - Michelle Turner and the class of 1985! We love you, l.F., Liz, james, 84 lon To Roger Widener, our son and brother. We wish you the best and may God Bless You! Congratulations! Daddy, Mama, and Wallette Nothing's gonna break your stride! Congratulations, Kyle and the class of '85 ! Love, Mom, Dad, and Kelli Christiansen '04 'O' VO' 'O' 'O 1 -of -0- -0- -of -of C 164 S Ce Senior Cinema Pam, Our sweet little girl has grown into a wonderful young lady. You have brought so much happiness to your Mom and Dad, that . To have a Daughter is to know a special kind of joy! Congratulations! Love, Mom, Dad, Dawn, Cliff and Randy Finley You've Come A Long Tami, Way Baby!! We are proud Congratulations - of You and Your 1-Cm, Solomon classmates! k?Vef Love, Om, M wnne, Digi' Fredgie and ill? Beth Lllllan Oberlin ll I S C 165 Senior Cinema 9 5 Congratulations, Kevin Davis! We are proud of you and wish you ' much success in the future! Love - Mama, Daddy, and Family .............................,,.................................................s Ronnie Love, We are very proud Best Wishes to of yOu. Good . tfffif L ? luck-1ndG0d C Sharon Brown bless you! 1 f' i ' Q .e v 'C , and the ' ,C L class of '85! ! s i ' f Love, Congratulations! i Love Mama, Mom Daddy, and Latrelle 84 Dad Herbert 166 - Sen'or 4 i Ha -1-Q25 H Q H H -figs: M H H H +212 vet H M H +E+ M H H H Q H H H +5 +5 Q H H H H is +24 gg +9 3 123 5' E -1 -as Q E3 +9 3 H ass Cv Qiiiiiiiiii Egg?QQQQQQQQQQQQQWQQQQQQQQQW?QQQ 5+ To Lynn Pecenka - We are proud of you. You are if-+1 with us! o I Q is amemafaa May God's blessing be upon you and guide you throughout your EQ QQQQQEQQEEQ S? H H H W H W H H 93+ M H H H E3 E3 E3 Q E3 H E3 E3 E3 E3 E3 E3 E3 E? 53+ E3 E3 E? E? E3 E3 E3 3 E3 Q+ E3 E3 E3 E8 E3 E3 Q 0 1-1-341-iii-2-KQQ-1-1-1-Q-42.4.A.-scsc.:xr-.-.--.-:.-.A.-.-.-i-.-- Congratulations and We Love You! Daddy, Mama, and joe Senior Cinerna - 167 Senior Cinema Georgia, Wishing you a future filled with good luck, good health, good friends and success in all you do. Congratulations! Grandma 84 Grandaddy Gill aeaexaexeases eiexexeseeaa eaeifawexeeeses emeieressea Qxeaerexerexeaexese To Michael Ansley, y Have you really grown 5EisisisCH.:.:.:.:.,.c.:.:.:.:.:+H+:.:.:.:Es up? rl T .l 'i' l III i rl lr Love, i 'l' Mama, Daddy, -V :iz and :lg lg Melissa il sl Ili fl: fl If l M , l. I -I .. .V l Al, .V li' ., i -la -:-:-o-:-:-:-:-:-J-G-:-:-:-:-.-:f:f:-:-:-:-:-:Jll Se C Senior Cinema Qeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeassess Q '93 QP Q 3 Ha iness ao Qs pp an Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q . . Q Q Q 0 . . Q I Z Q Q I I Q Q Q I I Q Z Z Q o 0 Q Q Q . . 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Always remember the six essential qualities that are the key to success: sincerity, personal integrity, humility, courtesy, wisdom and love. Mom 84 Dad We love you! Mom, Dad, Kevin, and U Matt Hearn l ' 1 l S C 171 Senior Cinema COl'igl'3tUl3tlOl'1S Congratulations to OU' Son' Libby owealt Doug Haymans l' May God lead and guide you in all walks of life. Love, We love you - Mom, Dad, 84 Family Mom, Dad, and Sam 0333036600000 GQQGEDQSQGGQSQGQGICIDGGGQBG3233306000031 393333333339369003039039SQQQGQQQQGQGQQGG And it's run for the roses As fast as you can. Your fate is delivered, Your moment's at hand. lt's the chance of a lifetime ln a lifetime of chance. Congratulations - Selena Parrish! Love, Mom -D. Folgelburg 172 - Sen ior Cinema Senior Autographs 66666666666665 6665? Q QF QF G Q' Q' Q Q if Q Q 'QF Q' Q Q if Q CLASS 1' GF 'F Q Q' ff Q '85! 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X ' Eg ig if 9514 og J 1 - 1 ,' 'ig FRESH SMOKED BAR-B-Q! Pork, Beef, Chicken EAT-IN or TAKE-OUT Quality Food-Quality Service WE CATER! TUES.-SAT. 11 A.M.-9 P.M 884-2999 Old Post Office Building Midw y C rgia 31320 S 2 1111 1 11111 1 121 lllllllfllllllfl III!!! Ill Ill! ll 111111111 Ill 1 1 111111 ll N DURHAM OIL CO. 122522531 fzsfsiixs' 0 232-5611 Savannah, Geor X llfflllllflllllllflllllllflllll S 111111 1111 111111111111 1 1111 110 182 - We've Got Funds! gia 3140 THE RICHMOND HILL HIGH SCHOOL BOOSTER'S CLUB SALUTES THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1985! I? fa . , 6 Halloween is a special holiday at Richmond Hill High School. It brings enough candy for even the greediest seventh grader, and it brings out every type of costume imaginable. We had Georgia Gill as a clown, of all thingsg Sherri Carothers as a witchg Travis Cerrald as a singerg along with a real ballerina fSherri McLendonl and Tinkerbell herself lSandie Lucasl. Halloween this year seemed to bring more feelings of youth and adventure than ever before. We even had some juniors and seniors to dress up. Right Madonna? ,AK 1 1 . 1 f Er 184 - We've Got Halloween! is 1 5 will tg, y Halls at RHHS! W S35 2 We've Got Halloween! We Had Ourselves a Merry CHRISTMAS Little Christmas! ia' a 1 This past Christmas was a very special event for both the students and faculty at RHHS. As usual, there were gifts and a two week vacation to enjoy, but this year we had an extra taste of something that made it all even better - good spirits that seemed to run almost rampant. Students spent hours decorating homeroom doors with Santa Clauses, Christmas trees, and candy canes, while the faculty celebrated together at a Christmas party given after school in Mrs. Morris' room. Georgia Gill sat on Mr. Fields' lap and presented him with the faculty's Christmas present - a gift certificate. Everyone was able to enjoy the school's Christmas tree, a gigan- tic cedar placed in the library. The tree was chosen, cut, and tran- sported by seniors. Afterwards, the tree was decorated with ornaments that were permanently donated by students and their families. Several students contributed ceramic ornaments they had hand-made in Mr. Moeller's art classes. Mrs. Siddall just had to show off her lldogs that Shirley and Tami gave her as a - present. . . Q gi C fx it tx if . . N Christmas! - 187 uEducational Excellence: Our Nation's Strongest Defense From November 12th to November 16th, faculty, students, and other administrative personnel took part in numerous activities. On Monday, the executive committee of the Booster's Club was invited to school for lunch and a tour of the facility. Dr. Brewer and the Board of Education were invited to join the faculty on Tuesday for a breakfast sponsored by the lunior and Senior Beta Clubs. They were invited to stay and visit classes for as long as they wished. Wednesday was Student Day. Students were thrilled with no exams and no homework. Support Personnel Day was Thursday. Teacher's aides, cafeteria workers, custodians, bus drivers, parent volunteers, secretaries, and substitute teachers were invited to a reception, which was spon- ls theme for National Education Week sored by the FHA. 188 - National Education Week X tsl sq., K 'W . ' I 1 Friday was Faculty Ap- preciation Day. Students were urged to do something nice for their teachers that day. The Student Council presented each staff member with a red apple. Also, a breakfast was given at 7:15 a.m. for the faculty. lt's Fridayllllll it QQ M-QQ if . ling Qin N 'N wwf The shriek of a bell shatters the silence, and the expected quietness lurking throughout the building becomes instant and utter chaos. Herds of students stampede the narrow beige hallway in a virtually uncontrollable frenzy. Lockers slam with resounding bangs. ls it a fire drill? No. Is it a locker check? Wrong again. It's FRIDAY!! The frantic footrace to the parking lot is accompanied by the reving of engines, the squeal of tires, and earsplitting blasts of music. As each and every student abandons their 'home away from home, the teachers heave a sigh of relief, Heaven help Savannah, though! Un, the Sights land Sounds! Lip Sinc. . . Oh, the sights land sounds! of some of our students! This year saw a fad take over many young people in America - the lip sinc contest. Perhaps inspired by last year's video craze, these contests occurred everywhere, from national television to night clubs - even to Richmond Hill High School. HIGH SCHOOL!? That's right, Mrs. Coffieldfs drama students held their own lip sinc performances as a semester test, and some of her students even performed in the library and gym so that the faculty and other students could watch. Many interesting things happened! Chris Brown called Lynn Pecenka up llto say I love you. He knew that he better be good to her. Lisa O'Neil had her eyes on Chris, too, fguess she didn't know that he was '!Somebody's else's guy l. Liz Proman is still holding on to her 'llucky star. Missy Boone, however, is having no luck at all, it even 'lrained on her prom night! Monica Messorio was after the Human Touch, but Selena Parrish 'ljust wanted to have fun. The contest was judged by teachers, and Lisa O'Neil, Lynn Pecenka, Donna Caudill, Chris Brown, and Selena Parrish fimitating locelyn Brown, Tina Turner, Stevie Wonder, Cyndi Lauper, and Patti Smythe respectively! all received the highest score possible. 190 - We've Got Lip Sinc! , ..- cam e, i w N i 4 'big J I , V 5,7 I ' . 'assi' W Mfg QW, 'Q hr ag il of Some of Gur Students! J . f i K' 4-fa M X 5 ,,..: 0-ugm W'4 4 Q af 1? 4 v4 5 6565, .za 4 W, .. Ab., 'V 5 148.5 f , M. f Q M f , ' 41 2? Q Wzfmi iq 'f4rfK , M f f p , L L .' T V' ,, fff' 51 I 4 f . , if We-'ve Got Lip Sinc! - 191 We've Got Leisure Time! Because we're such a small school, RHHS students have little time to engage in pastimes other than those involved with the school. But those who do have the time participate in a wide variety of activities, Chris Birch and many others are active in scouting. Ashley Ward and Kristy Wilson allot their leisure time to modeling or dancing. Everyone, including Phil Clark, has time for breakdancing. Computers, balloons, and games also occupy some of our students' spare moments. Even though sometimes we have to search for it, WE'VE GOT LEISURE TIME! , V ' V r, - f, .,,. 1:13 -: .L 1-wa' ., QMHQAUOGR lit' - N i its tltgtat strfa M Mk mmm-N., , la-fit ., 57? - ,. 9 C, , i t U .M wx . , -,-eil . 35 :1 1 5 Kiwis L e - 4 in ,sax .-we ' .N .llfi N K A :.' GA-1 -1 mf X .cvxgu R, ':.. , ',..gg3sgg.: as e my vt ,gt .51 E .. .E , - 4, , H, affxf' ts ' .- ia , . ms, .4 Egg! Q gh- , , it . L Q ,-' T , .... C- - I X' ' iw' 2 H? z ..4... x ' i I . V .Jai 192 - We've Got Leisure Time GQ! Oli mall sfyag lt Was a Year to Remember' INTERNATIONAL - The deadlock over arms control became more urgent than ever as technology hurdled forward, creating weapons that may soon be impossible to control, The Super-powers negotiated the issue for months this past year and President Reagan held a face-to-face meeting with foreign minister Andrei Gromyko, the most powerful Soviet diplomat in decades. Unfortunately, little was resolved, One windy night in Central India, a chemical storage tank at a Union Carbide plant sprang a leak and spread a cloud of deadly gas over the city of Bhopal. More than 2,500 people were killed and as many as 100,000 injured. Fears of the possibilities of similar accidents occuring in other places and of the chemical age itself are spreading the globe. A vast drought began to spread famine across central and southern Africa and has killed thousands of people already. Millions more are endangered. Richer nations have responded with huge outpourings of sympathy and relief aid. Corporations, as well as individuals, have contributed food and money. An estimated two billion television viewers around the world saw American athletes capture most of the glory in the games of the Olympiad. American cyclists broke a seventy-two year medal drought, and the four American relay swimmers broke world records. Mary Lou Retton delivered several perfect 10's and won a gold in the all-around women's gymnastic competition. Carl Lewis carried home a triumphant total of four gold medals. The American male gymnasts, led by Peter Vidmar and Mitch Gaylord, even managed to beat the Chinese at their own game and carried home yet another gold medal for the Americans. The partisan crowd in Los Angeles roared with excitement at the awesome demonstrations of these and other American contenders, lust three weeks after the historic operation that prolonged life for Baby Faye, the baboon's heart inside the infant's chest beat for the last time. Still, sorrow could not erase the strides made by the transplant. Fifty-two year old William Schroeder was therecipient of the world's second artificial heart. Four days after it was implanted the larvik-7 heart began to beat perfectly. Murry Haydon became the third artificial heart recipient. While these three operations raised many hopes, they also posed many new questions of medical ethics. NATIONAL - The presidential election smothered the national news media this year. Although Ronald Reagan won re-election Qonly the second president in twenty-eight years to do sol, the Democratic nominees managed to capture a lot of attention. The Reverend lesse lackson was the first black to seriously campaign as a candidate - hopeful, and Geraldine Ferraro was the first woman ever to be a major party's nomination for Vice President. lt looked as if Reagan's challenger, Walter Mondale, would put up a good fight for a while, but Reagan ended up winning with the biggest electoral college landslide in history. After presiding over an improvised indoor Inaugural parade fa bow to record-breaking freezing temperatures in Washingtonl, our President turned to second term business with vigor. He dedicated his term to curbing federal budget deficits, making progress in arms-control talks, and reforming taxes. Reagan said he wishes to achieve a new American Emancipation. Some historians think Reagan has a chance to go down in history as one of America's great presidents, but it will not be easy. Various sects of the American public launched awareness campaigns against pornography, drunk driving, teenage suicide and abortion. Some of the pro-lifers even went so far as to bomb abortion clinics. The U.S. sent a space shuttle on a l'secret mission for the first time and also launched many long-term satellites. Americans couldn't get enough of Trivial Pursuit games, video recorders, and Eddie Murphy. Also on the lighter side, the celebrated VICTORY tour was a huge success, the lacksons 194 - We've Cot the Year in Review! . Ml' .-u..,.af-5. di played three full nights in some of the largest arenas in the country. Prince, Cindi Lauper, Duran Duran, and Lionel Richie dominated the radio scene. Marvin Gaye - a legend in American soul music - died this year, killed violently by his own father. Martin Luther King, lrfs birthday was made a national holiday, the San Francisco 49'ers won the Super Bowl. STATE - Georgia experienced her coldest weather of the 20th century during lanuaryg the temperature in some areas dropped below three degrees. Christmas Day, however, was a warm seventy-five degrees. A documentary of 'The Atlanta Child Murders caused many parents to be outraged. CBS and Atlanta hotlines received more than 100 calls from upset parents. Scholastic Test scores were improved in our school systems this year, and another healthy increase is expected next year. Test results show that students have responded well to a series of tougher standards enacted over the past two years. LOCAL - The Savannah Waterfront Association and other merchants on River Street had the city block off sections of the cobblestone street on weekend nights, They complained that the local teenagers have adopted River Street as a place to drink alcohol and take drugs, cruise in cars with radios blaring, and insult passersby. Merchants also say out-of-town visitors fear venturing onto River Street because of the street-to-sidewalk banter. It was also feared that the cruisers would keep fire trucks, police officers, or ambulances from reaching an emergency if one occurred. A major tourist development made strides in 1984 as Parsons Brinckerhoff of New York opened the Great Savannah Exposition. The multimillion dollar project is designed to enhance the city's already profitable tourist industry and represent a cooperative effort between government and business. The Exposition, which cost over nine million dollars to open, was the first of a three-phase, eight million dollar restoration of the forty acre Battlefield Park. lt was dedicated with much fanfare on February 16, during Georgia Week. Richmond Hill's population increased even more dramatically this year than in past years. The city saw the coming of a number of new subdivisions, restaurants, and private businesses. Many of our students obtained jobs at the new Arbyfs on Highway 17. February 13 brought the installation of our first traffic lights at the intersection of Highways 17 and 144. SCHOOL - Our school took pride in a new gym and an art and music building, and also acquired its first band director, Anthony Logsdon. Our art teacher, Charles Moeller, was hired to design an album cover for the singing group Special Cookin'. Another parking lot and computer lab were also added to our campus. Our lunchroom won first place in district competitions for attractiveness, cleanliness, quality of food, and percent of participation. The Exchange Club of Richmond Hill started the i'Student of the Month program, and senior Kyle Christiansen was our first winner. The student body's annual drive for food to give to the needy during the Thanksgiving holidays was especially successful. As usual, the carnation sale by the Senior Class was quite successful. Everyone delighted in the giving and receiving of flowers on Valentine's Day. As we look back over our '84-'85 school year, we will remember not only the events themselves, but the people we shared them with to make our memories so special. Paige Bagley We've Got the Year in Review' 195 IIIIIiiIliIIiiIiIiiIIIIiiIIuIiiInuinmlllnuulunniilmiiiiiiunIIIuulmnlmuluimnIInmnInmulHum:IlliniulllumillIIiIInIIIIIiIIiIIIIlimillllimiillinnllllnunlllnnIIIlllnmllliiuilllliiuIIIIIIiiIiIIIIIiIIiIIlllmullliiulillllil Qi We've Got . The Wildcat Staff would like to thank the following people for their time and contributions in making this annual the best it could be. 2 Patrons E Mary and Paula and Timmy - Charles and Margaret Beasley - Henry and Kathleen Haymans : Dora Louise Coffer E David and Angie Rogers and Family - Paul and Amy Zechman E Paul and Margie Crowley and Family E Bill and Cathy Webb and Family .E Avon E Patricial A. Smith 5 April and Lance E Barbara Holland E Mr. and Mrs. E.L. McLendon - Mr. and Mrs. Tim Blackledge E Mr. and Mrs. Rick McClary : Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Ruiz E Pat and Linda Henderson - Gerald and Sandra Butler E Carolyn and Phil Page : Mr. and Mrs. K.H. Davis E Nancy Marie MacMillan - Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haymans E Mrs. Stella Haymans : Mrs. Edna Peebles Yarbrough E Vicki and Don Keith jones - Van and lo Estes :-' Bobbie and Dalhia Rahn E Mr. and Mrs. Gene Gay : Mr. and Mrs, lohn Harris - lohn A. Von Waldner : Denny and lan O'Neil : Ron and loanne Yeakle : lohn and Kathy Breen - Dan and Shirley Hires - Christi Collins E Mrs. Ann Caudill E Alison Orne E Mike and Martha Coffield and loseph - lohn R.W. Bagley E Mr. and Mrs E Mr. and Mrs E' Mr. and Mrs E Mr. and Mrs 5 Mr. and Mrs . Rl. Pecenka . Samuel O'Neal Elliott Groover : Mr. and Mrs. . l.F, Turner, lr. . Gary Holland . Hullett Rushing Special Thanks Lisa Stringfellow Felicia Findley Mary Barnett Frances Barnett Faye and Stan Siddall Rebecca and Larry Leggett Mona Stembridge Christine and Richard Davis Margaret and Wallace Widener Lydia Blackledge April Massey David and lanis Suddath Sharron lames Paula and Robbie Massey lan and Dennis O'Neil Carolyn and Phil Page Sandra and Gerald Butler Coach jimmy Hires R.E. and Marsha Fields Ronnie and Rebecca Ball Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sasser Tami Oberlin Shirley Driggers Georgia Gill Tom and lune Sasser Tami Oberlin Ronnie Hearne These students who helped us sell 9,264 candy bars. mlllllllllllllIlIllIllIlIllllIlIllIIIlllllIlIlIlllIIIIlIIIllllIIIllIIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIlIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllI'llIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 196 - We've Got Special People! We've Got a Terrific Editor! As I look back over the pages of this year's annual, I remember all of the good times we have had - and all of the rough ones. lt seems like just yesterday that I was in the seventh grade trying my best to survive the hassles of junior high life. My work with the annual staff began in the ninth grade when Tracy Bacenas and I were chosen to be llgophersf' In the tenth grade I helped with layouts, and in the eleventh grade I was promoted to darkroom manager. Being chosen as editor this year was as great an honor as it was a surprise. I thought I would finally get to come out of the darkroom and tell everybody else what to do instead of having them tell me. It didn't work out that way though, it seems as if I spent more time in the dark than ever before. The staff was great I Everyone worked hard. We all pulled together to meet our deadlines, but we did have our share of obstacles to overcome. Pictures were lost, PM Mmvwav ' '--w cameras were seldom loaded correctly, film was exposed, or the pictures were not taken at all. Copy was not written on time, layouts were drawn incorrectly, and it seemed like we would never get rid of all the chocolate bars. In spite of all this and thanks to Ms. Ball's determination, we met all of our deadlines. Without Ms. Ball's constant linaggingf' we could not have gotten through the rough times. I would like to give special thanks to all of the students and faculty that have supported the annual. We hope you enjoy looking at the annual as much as we have enjoyed putting it together I As you can see as you look through the pages, we've got it all! Jflgfls CME?-'A 'TT We've Got the Editor's Page - 197 Index Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Abercom Housing 160 Alexander, Bo 115 Allen, Betty lo 32, 40, 42, 43, 46, 77, 97, 104, 184 Allen, Pat 3, 4, 5, 58, 82, 162 Allen, Sabrina 4, 108 Anderson, Ashley 2, 110, 120, 186, 192 Anderson, Cheri 53, 80, 102 Anderson, lason 52, 59, 116 Anderson, Melanie 2, 5, 111, 122, 186 Anderson, Nicole 114 Anderson, Robert 106 Anderson, Roni 56, 75, 77, 97, 114 Anderson, Shari 9, 103, 108 Ansley, Melissa 9, 43, 46, 75, 78, 80, 102 Ansley, Michael 6, 82, 168 Arrington, Pam 130 Bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb , Bagley, Leanne 2, 51, 110, 186, 189 Bagley, Paige 9, 53, 60, 62, 63, 64, 69, 71, 82, 170 - Baker, Chris 98 Baker, Shannon 59, 115 Ball, Rebecca 16, 63, 64, 66, 95, 123, 126 Ball, Renaye 47, 58, 104 Bamard, Linda 27, 35, 106 Bamard, Steve 29, 107 g Bames, Alice 16, 130 Bames, Tina 112 Bamett, Paula 11, 53, 59, 60, 62, 63, Bamette, Marc 55, 99 Bamette, Michael 112 Bashlor, lanet 83 Bashlor, Melton 98 Bashlor, Theresa 6, 56, 116 B818 Contractors 153 Beam, loanne 114 Beasley, Laurance 143 Begley, Ray 29, 111 Belcher, Dawn 102 Beltiowers 152 Benjamin, Frederick 115, 119 Bennett, Laurie 51, 83, 161 Bennett, Stephanie 111, 184 Bennett, Tony 9, 18, 19, 102 Benton, lohnny 55, 97, 108, 109, 184 Biles, Charles 112 Biles, Dustin 9, 107 Blackledge, Lydia 50, 51, 53, 57, 78, 99 Blige, Dorothy 135 Blige, Dorothy 107 Blige, Natalie 108 Blige, Patti 11, 50, 100 Blige, Willie 114 Blige, William 135 Blocker, Greg 11, 21, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33 95, 96, 161 Boone, Melissa 43, 60, 76, 102, 191 Boyd, Stephen 103 Braddock, Bubba 4, 10, 21, 59, 103, 105, 121 Brandel, Kim 55, 58, 103, 104 r, . Brewe Dr Sally 188 Darieng, Bob 46, 85, 121, 171 Brown, chris 54, sa, 99, 118, 191 Darling, Andy 3, 45, 116 Brown, Kathy 26, 27, 35, 37, 45, 97, 108 51,1 Davidson, Kyle 110' 184 Brown, Richard 98 Davis,,Bemard 3, 25, 59, 114 Brown, Robin 107, 118 V, Davis, Bryan 25, 112 Brown, Sharon 11, 84, 166 Davis, Chris 21, 28, 29, 30 Bryan County Board of Educators 158 Davis, Kevin 11, 54, 63, 64, We 198 ' Index 3 Bryan Fishennan Co-op 150 Bryant, Denetta 56 Buck's Outboard Service 144 Burch, Chris 49, 52, 54, 58, 106 Burkhalter, loy 3, 59, 102 Bumette, Laura 56, 111 Butler, Becky 106 Butler, Danny 107, 120 Byrd, Bennett 115, 119 Ccccccccccccccccccc Caldwell, C.G. 110 Caldwell, jennifer 107 Campbell, lared 102 Campbell, Ginger 84 Campbell, Theresa 84, Canavan, Eric 114 g Canavan, Tim 103 , , Canavan, Valerie 4, 27,'36, 37, 100,'107, 191 Carpenter, Russ 44 45 ' , . ,, Case Curtis Cuthbert, 101, 118 Cuthbert, Terry Daniels, Angle 98, 122 Davis, Lamar 5, 10, 18, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 186 Davis, Mark 115 Davis, Pennell 100, 119 Davis, Rhonda 3, 32, 42, 43, 53, 55, 103 Davis, Theresa 107 Days Inn 138 Deal, Bobbie 55, 95, 99 Deal, limmy 24, 25, 30, 103 Deal, Mike 56, 116 Deneen, Daniel 5, 53, 133, 136, 188 Dixie Crystals Don Aulds Prescription Shop 156 Donnelly, Anne 16, 52, 60, 124, 125 ' Donovan, Amy 10, 40, 41, 108 Driggers, 50,98 ,,,, , , Beckey 112 Gary 103 Sonja 108 Upholstery and Floor Covering Gerrald, Mark 5, 45, 112, 122, 186 Gerrald, Travis 80, 102, 185 Gill, Carlyn 5, 22, 23, 53, 60, 62, 99, 100, 189 Gill, Georgia 2, 46, 76, 87, 96, 168, 184, 187 Heather 5, 22, 23, 27, 34, 35, 37, 39, 52, 59, 73, 107 Gills Grill 159 ' Globe Shoe Compan 178 1 Golden, joseph 104, ,118 W ' Grant, Dewayne 24, 25, 29, 107 lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll ll'ldGX jackson, jennifer 5, 11, 35, 36, 37, 39, 103 jackson, Margaret 187 jackson, Sandra 27, 111 Shelby 56, 114 jennifer 75, 76, 112 Pam 98 Kevin 89 35,'-145, sa, 59, T'ma3 54, 108 35 57, 106 McCoy, Shawn McGee, Laura B. McGowan, Danny 56, 115 McKenzie, Angela 116 Mclendon, Sabrina 108 Mclendon, Sherri 4, 60, 63, 65, 99, 185 MacMillan, Danny 56, 115 MacMillan, Nancy 81, 98 Maltby, Amy 98, 99, 185, 189 Martin, Adam 99 Martin, Daniel 56, 115, 121 Martin, Laurie 111, 184 Martin, Michael 7, 108 Massey, April 6, 11, 13, 81, 99 Mathews, Ronnie 100, 104 Mayol, Blanca 27, 102 Mayol, Reynaldo 17, 21, 102 Meguiar, Dana 7, 26, 27, 34, 35, 36, 52, 106 Meguiar, Richie 72, 99, 100 Mesorio, Monica 10, 22, 23, 55, 106, 190 Mesorio, Rudy 21 Midway Auto Parts 147 Midway Clinic 149 Midway Hardware Company 143 Midway Phamlacy Mikel, Carlos 5, 24, 25, 29, 107, 119 Mikell, Keith 24, 29, 99 Miller, Arthur Miller, Gail 112 Miller, Laura 40, 41, 46, 77, 107 Miller, Marlin 11, 118 Miller, Steplranie 104 Miller, Wendell 116 Mock's Equipment Company 142 Interstate Paper 182 58, 104 11, 28, 30, 73, 98 11, 59, 63, 65, 77, 99, 100, 185 Mike 56, 114 Alexandria 44, 45, 53, 75, 77, 102 Shannon 3 115 Noelle 46 50 56 116 Chuck 123, 129, 188 Denise 52, 110 Michelle 40, 41, 46, 108, 122 Alfred 56, 114 Millie 49, 50, 132, 135, 136 58, 110 1129 jerry 114 Lloyd D. 156 Dorothy 126, 127, 188 lnllnnnn Neesmith, Candace 3, 6, 98 Newton, Bryan 46, 102 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Oberlin, Beth 58, 104 Oberlin, Tami 3, 55, 58, 91, 165 Ogeechee Dmgs O'NeiI, Gina 112 ' O'Neal, Libby 9, 13, 22, 23, 35, 60, 76, 91, 172, 189 A O'Neil, Lisa 35, 37, 38, 39, 100, 124 0'Neil, Michelle 13, 102 O'NeiI, Steve 52, 54, 58, 63, 65, 106 Ome, Allison 40, 41, 45, 46, 55, 56, 67, 75, 78, 11 1 Owens, Cheri 110 Owens, Glenda 47, 98, 187 Owens, jennifer 7, 12, 23, 26, 27, 35, 36, 37, 52, 106 Owens, jody 45 Owens, Tammy 111 Owens, Thad 99 Index - 199 Index Owens, Vickie 103, 106 PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP Padgett, Troy 107, 120 Page, Phil 114 Parker, jason 3, 48, 49, 52, 59, 114, 192 Parker, Robert E. 155 Parrish, Selena 60, 61, 62, 91, 172, 191 Patrick, Shannon 46, 108 Paul, Terri Pauley, lason 116 ' Pecenka, loe Pecenka, Lynn 7, 9, 11, 59, 60, 61, 75, 76, 167 A Pelli's Shear Shanty 138 Pembroke State Bank Phillips, F.M., lr. Logging Phillips, lerome 92, 122 Phillips, Tonya 108 Pittman, Gwen 108 Pittman, lohn 9, 92, 171, 185 Plantation Building Supply Poinsett, jackie 49, 52, 112, 122 Polite, Ray 110, 113, 121 Poppell Brothers Carpets 159 Poppell, Chris 28, 30, 47, 97, 98 Pridgen, Teresa 106 Proman, Audrey 104, 105 Proman, Donnie Proman, Liz 190 Pye, Donna 107 92, RFI'I'l'l'I'l'l'l'l'fl'l'l'l'l'l'I'l'l'I'l'l'l'l' Rahn, lennifer 29, 40, 41 Rahn, Bobby 128, 188 A Rahn, lohn 18, 22, 23, 27, 35, 37, 39, 131 Rahn, Shannon 11, 99 Ramage, Timmy 103 Reardon, Ashley 115 Rebl, Liz 93, 186 ' Rebl, Matt 106 Red Anderson 8: Sons 154 Reddy, Bryan 56, 116 Reflections 154 Rentz, Stacey 110, 113 Revels, Sherri 9, 99 Revels, Terri 98 Reynolds, Clay 111, 122 Reynolds, leremy 54, 58, 107 Reynolds, Scott 114 Ribera, Danny 103, 105, 118 Ribera, Mark 56, 115, 117 Richbourg, leff 18, 19, 102, 104 Richmond Hill Beverage Center 178 Richmond Hill, City of 24 Richmond Hill Florist 82 Nursery 138 Richmond Hill Hardware 151 Richmond Hill Phannacy 155 Richmond Hill Pool Company 140 Richmond Hill Realty 139 Robertson, Ray 111 Rogers, Leanne 29, 40, 43, 55, 57, 77, 102 Rogers, Lloyd 6, 72, 102 Rogers, Marva 123, 133, 188 Ron's Wood World 177 Royal, Ricky 59, 97, 115 Ruiz, Michelle 5, 12, 23, 45, 46, 50, 53, 56, 75, 76, 79, 99 Ruiz, rem 22, 23, 32, 42, 46, 53, 103, 184 Rushing, Angie 26, 27, 52, 59, 110, 122 200 - index 74 Rushing, Frank 48, 57, 106, 108 Rushing, lanie 134 Rushing, Stacey 26, 27, 37, 39, 52, 108 Russell Construction 159 Sssss ssssssssssssssss Salter, Danny,,i14 ' Sapp, Stacy 11? Sasser, lenni,5,gq1, 22, 23, 29, 40, 43, 55, 73, 78, 103,119 Sasser, Steve 14, 28, 29, 30, 98 Sauls, lohn , Sauls, lulie 100, 120 Sauls, Kevinf10 , 119 Sauls, Loreniia- , 107 Sauls, Sauls, MikelE6,:gI03 Sauls, Timmy 116, 117 Savannah B f kind Trust Company 142 Savannah Sgt ghd Screen 140 Savannah S8 76 Truck Stop 157 Schuman, Deanfae 72, 99 Schuman, Lee 132, 122, 189 Schuman, Sally 5112, 113 Schwabe, Nan 124, 125 Schwartz, Patty 8 Scott, Davidaj 2, 105 Scott, Debra-312 , 127, 136, 188 Scriven, e 24, 25, 28, 107, 109, 122 Scriven, luliui-1 12, 118 Seay, Dee-Degfl15 seny, shnwnif9,i104 Sellers, Kim 1169117 Lori 108 Sharpe, Laurens 9, 106 Shellman, lo N Shellman, ,:i 6, 115 Sheppard Sherrod' Sherman, - sy. Shuman, A siddnii, ray , I 126, 127, 186 Simmons, gi 0, Sisco, 99 -D -5 Smiley, . Smith, Zsit f ygjfl, ompany 152 Smith, Hal ' ffl Smith, Smith, Rayifiiiiff, Smith, Smith, Leslwi , , 9, 185 Smith, 3, 64, 9 Smith, wegigyx 111, 122 The Smokiajxg l i gi 182 Solomon, DES, Solomon, 55, 58, 59, 63, 65, 93, Southem Ili ,,,- f Qf g143 Spell, Ali Spence, 104, 192 Spoon, 42, 43, 47, 49, 50, 78, 98, Serv, Robiii Stafford, ruction Company 146 Stafford, 21, 30, 32, 97, 104 sinrk, Stark' Teffii Stebnitz, Stembridgg, A 134 Stevens, is in 10, 122 Strickland, , 1 14 StrickIand,SeckiZEig, 5 sirickinnd,,i1ohnny, ,9, 102 Stricklandgxiirimgy 16 sincics Texaco, 1 sinngfeiinwiesusisigs 53, 59, 62, 79, 98, 160 Sunshine pany 155 Swain, 5 ,1 -ig.: ' -1. ffii . YI , , gi Swanson, David 107 N TIitllltiilillllltiiliiltii' 4 Teal, lo Ann 111 Theissen, Eric 21 Thompson, Paul 108 Thompson, Tommy Thomton, Candi 49, 103 Toby's Beauty Shop 146 Torres, Robert 20, 21, 25, 28, 29, 108, 109 Town and Country 140 Trobeck, Tracie 114, 115 Trust Company Bank 179 Tumer, Michelle 37, 56, 93, 96 Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu 4 Umholtz, lake 115 Union Camp 152 U.S. Marine Corps Usery, Roy 111 1 Vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv Vasques, Tonya 109 ' Village Hardware 151 ' Wwwwwwwwwww A Walker, Annette 135 Wallace, William E. 153 Ward, Ashley 45, 67, 74, 75, 115, 193 Waters, George A. 39 Waters, Holly 11, 13, 51, 61, 71, 76, 94, 95, 96 163 Waters, Rickey 18, 19, 99, 120 waters, Sandy 3, 6, 50, 97, 99, 101 1 The Waving Girl 101, 200 1 Wells, Daniel 94, 95 1 Wheeler, Angie 60, 94, 185 1 Whitfield, Chris 56, 58, 116 Whitten, Sharon 102 Widener, Roger 11, 95, 96 1 Widener, Wallette 22, 23, 27, 35, 36, 37, 38, 1 39, 59, 108 Wilder, Karen 104 Williams, Benton 106 Williams, Debra 52, 57, 59, 60, 77, 106 l Williams, Williams, Williams, Michael 6, 10, 62, 95 1 Russell 110, 120, 122 Tonia 99, 106 Williams, Tonyah 5, 22, 23, 75, 78, 189 Wilson, Kristie 49, 52, 56, 67, 116, 193 Wilson, Stephen 133 Wise, Gary 25, 112 Woods, Richard 112 YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYV Young, David 107 Young, Sheila 112 Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz ZeIbY1 Naomi 135 ,SRQBNYATKZS O , ,g 1 w 1 C I l , 1 , . 4 NW ,.,,4-1 'R'Pf'+