Rossville High School - Roines Yearbook (Rossville, GA)

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Advertisements ... Reference Aids.... Closing. 2 Introduction 5 it was a time to speak. Introduction 3 4 Introduction It was a time of wisdom; it was a time of foolishness. Introduction 5 6 Introduction It was a time to love; it was a time to hate. Introduction 7 ■ 8 Introduction It was a time to weep; it was a time to laugh . . . Introduction 9 10 Introduction V 1 fs It was a time of hope; it was a time of despair. ... ' ‘■V,Av ?-V . i - . t itl- a V 52 :;S ■•r- :7?! ii j ? • -•■ J A • j ” ’ I ■. r ' % vli-. . s v-V ■:.r5 jr .- ' ! I .l- . - i ■ • ■� ■ ' i “-i n w ■ Introduction 11 12 Introduction . si • It was the best of times; it was the worst of times. Introduction 13 14 Introduction It was the time of all times. It was our time. We had everything before us ... Introduction 15 s ACimnES EVENTS •• ■ V ■•■- ' .. i ' -- Potpourri ' 73 Students return with resumption of new classes Summer ended with the ringing of the school bell. Back in the halls of R.H.S., students returned to the swing of school life. Cafeterias refilled, while local restaurants welcomed students ' new business. Students lingered around the halls, breeze-ways, and the campus trying to find something new to do. Motorcycles covered a large area within the teachers ' parking lot as good weather enabled cyclists to ride their cycles to school. Do I ever have a lousy schedule! Have you seen the new boy who moved here this summer? Male and female students com¬ pare experiences of the first day of school. Sitting around in the halls left no choice except the floor. Connie Mix and Bud Fowler relaxed together the first day back at R.H.S. 18 Potpourri Hanging around the breezeway after lunch refreshed students. Paul Swanson, Steve Hammer, Phillip Smith, Chuck Purcell, and Scott McCuiston enjoyed the nice weather. Freshman, Kenny Kyle, tried to believe that soon he would be playing on the Rossville High football field. Busy cafeterias regained business with return of students. Students chose from a large variety of food, candy, and soft drinks. Potpourri 19 Unknown pranksters rolled trees during the night on the school ' s campus. That will be a size six ' suggested the senior ring salesman. Janet Chadwick and Ann Chambers measured for rings with other junior classmates. Yearbook advertisements were placed in students ' sight, in hopes of a high sales rate. 20 Potpourri 73 Potpourri 73 Various antics, sales, improvements begin year Paved lots improved parking conditions for students who purchased a parking space. The spaces were sold for two dollars each. A five dollar fine was given to any violator parking in someone ' s space. Construction workers completed work almost two weeks following the first school day. Juniors ordered class rings in Reference Library. Rings returned in January and juniors flashed them around underclassmen. Roines were ordered during homeroom for seven dollars. Pranksters rolled trees on the school campus. Toilet paper remained on trees for all students to see the next day. Groups formed throughout all halls making new cliques and congesting halls. Groups drew together as different cliques. Gale Carey stopped talking to smile for the camera. City highway construction workers paved the new student parking lot. Paved lots were located behind annex and the main school building. Potpourri ' 73 21 Pep Sessions Unique ideas boost school spirit at pep rallys Students reported to the football field every Friday, sixth period for Pep Ses¬ sion. Cheerleaders and band members welcomed students with music and warm smiles. Competition Yell-Out gave each class a chance to prove its own spirit. Classes were judged and winners were selected. The Sophomore Class tied with Seniors for first place. The Pep Club presented its annual program at Pep Session. It consisted of a skit with male cheerleaders and female football players. All other pep sessions were planned and conducted by the RHS Cheerleaders and Mrs. Knight. Sophomores tied for First place with the theme “Bulldog Battleground. The float represented only half of their unique skit. Seniors tied for First place In Competition Yell- Out with a theme, We make our own kind of Spirit. Mike Brown, Steve Hammer, and Ricky Anderson pulled Jimmy Morgan and Cary Robins on the field. Pep Club pep session cheerleaders were Gary Robins, Claude Duffey, Bobby Butler, Steve Hammer, Steve Moreland, and Captain Bob¬ by McNabb. 22 Pep Sessions Signs filled the stands while students yelled and held signs. The Juniors hoped to place high in Competition Yell-Out. Cheerleaders presented weekly skits to rouse Bulldogs ' Spirit. Terri Roberts and Jeannie Henley jump with joy after defeating a weekly foe. Freshmen presented a group pretending to be R. L. Osborne Cardinals and lay dead on the ground after being shot. Pep Sessions 23 Homecoming Rain postpones Homecoming; curiosity rises Homecoming Queen-Jeannie Henley 24 Pep Sessions Senior Representative-Jan Campbell Senior Representative-Jennifer Morrow Homecoming 1972-1973 remained traditional as senior candidates and class representatives attired in ante-bellum gowns walked across the field to the accompaniment of the Miss America Theme. Rain, an unwelcome condition present for Homecoming the past two years, caused a postponement of the game until Saturday night. Chosen from three Senior finalists. Miss Jeannie Henley reigned as 1972-73 Homecoming Queen. Jan Campbell and Jennifer Morrow, queen finalists, shed undistinguished tears of joy, sadness and relief that it was over. Now the rumors and mudslinging could be forgotten and hopefully forgiven. All three girls had been selected by the Senior class from a group of six semi-finalists. Campaigns carried out the she ' s the best theme with a multitude of vari¬ colored and shaped signs. Campaigners doled out favors with attached candy. Persuasive vote-getting smiles, motor¬ cades with blaring horns and screaming students completed election day activities. Jan Campbell, Jeannie Henley, and Jennifer Morrow nervously await the announcement of the new queen. Homecoming 25 Homecoming Students vote, parade, elect Homecoming Queen! Junior Representative-Leah Harris Sophomore Representative-Connie Wall Dressed in light blue, three girls, elected through a election, found themselves on a slushy field Homecoming night. The girls each carried one red rose to highlight their dresses of an ante-bellum gown style. Fans cheered the homecoming half time as excitement grew. The announcement of the new queen gave relief to almost everyone throughout the stadium. Homecoming candidates and the court rode a Pep Club float escorted by police and a motorcade. The parade encountered Rossville traffic from the entire city. The float was designed in blue and white with the court dressed also in blue and white. Pep Club ' s float presented candidates, Jan Campbell, Jeannie Henley, Jennifer Morrow, and court, Tammy Eubanks, Leah Harris, and Connie Wall in a motorcade through the Rossville area. 26 Homecoming Tears of happiness were found as jeannie Henley tried to believe she was the new queen. Many varieties of suits were displayed by sponsors and escorts. Becky Miller, sponsor, was escorted by Bendy Kellerhals. Homecoming 27 Homecoming Players select Homecoming sponsors and escorts Undoubtedly the most attractive parts of being a senior football player were get¬ ting a letter to put on one ' s jacket and asking a girl to become one ' s sponsor. This sponsor represented the senior player at the halftime program of Homecoming game. As the sponsor came across the football field on Homecoming night, the players received second half plans. But, a feeling of pride prevailed in the locker room. The girls received mum corsages with the player ' s number in the center. Escorts wore white boutonnieres to add to their suits. Sponsors and escorts preceding halftime were Mike Cole, Beverly Gore; Joe Don Stephens, Debbie Womack; Dennis Brock, Marcia Hanes; Kathy Butler, Bobby Shellnut; Lynita Purcell, Steve Moreland; Darlene Brown, Steve Hammer. Captain Dicky Clark and Becky Miller Paul Swanson and Darlene Brown Bud Fowler and Elaine Born Ronnie McDaniel and Tricia Kellerhals Larry North and Kathy Woodall 28 Homecoming Sponsors and escorts were Jimmy Morgan, Sallye Williams; Bobby Butler, Patricia Kellerhals; Scott McCuiston and Lynita Purcell Johnny Burnett, Elaine Born; Becky Miller, Bendy Kellerhals; Kathy Woodall, Mark Stephenson; B. J. Brooks, Ricky Anderson. Phil Summers and Kathy Butler Ken Blevins and B. J. Brooks Co-Captain Roy Blevins and Debbie Womack Wendell Morris and Sallye Williams Co-Captain Doug Turner and Marcia Hanes Joey Evans and Beverly Core Homecoming 29 Freshman class officers hold early morning meetings. Terri North, Pam Robins, Kenny Kyle, Sheree Hartman, and Teresa Morgan plan new activities for the Freshman class. Friendly faces and pretty smiles won votes for Jennifer Morrow, Homecoming Queen candidate. Lynita Purcell pins a favor on Bobby Shelnutt. Elections ' 73 Voting, campaigning, elections at RHS, 72-73 Several students gathered to urge new voters to vote for their candidate. Students who participated were Bendy Kellerhals, Steve Moreland, Diane Mizell, Mary Alice Clark, Elvira Word, Nancy Trundle, Charles Adams, and Frank Hufstetler. Voting and campaigns began with Homecoming elections and ended with the election of Class Night Court. Students campaigned for the Homecoming candidate they wanted as queen. Favors were distributed and smiles greeted unknown students trying to win their votes. Sophomore class officers campaigned with signs and favors trying to win the confidence of classmates. Seniors who were eighteen were urged to vote at the City Hall. American Government classes campaigned to get voters to vote during the National Election. A booth was set up for students to vote for their choice in the Presidential election. Voting for class officers, Cathy Queen tries to decide her choice for office. Elections 31 Potpourri ' 73 Many activities occupied students ' , faculty ' s time Above left. Key Club sponsored its annual door decoration contest. Christmas decorations appeared throughout every hall. Above right. Learning the art of golfing, Ricky Anderson helps Jeanne Whitlock improve her swinging form. Below. Seniors ordered stationery and jewelry. Debbie Liles and Dianne Pouts fill out their forms with assistance from Miss Carter. Indoor and outdoor activities occupied faculty members ' and students ' time. Golfing, ping-pong, tennis and other sports filled the long hours of boring days. Teachers worked for students through various means of help. Seniors ordered invitations and jewelry getting in the mood for graduation. Last minute activities were planned; parties and dances for students were given. 32 Potpourri Grading papers, working on yearbook, and attending graduate school filled many overtime hours for Mrs. Bozeman. Above. Cheerleaders Jeanne Whitlock, Connie Hix, Gale Carey, and Marsheena Green become excited about the upcoming game.Below. Fans packed the gym to watch the “mighty Ross ville Bulldogs. 4 1 -. ■ ft 1 I vgH 1 7m ' 4 |L Dances Christmas party remains all-school social event Preparations for the school-wide Christmas Dance began with officer meetings held in Miss Holder ' s room. Officers representing each class were appointed specific duties. Tickets were sold for $1.50 per person. The band, Apple Jam, pleased students with three hours of dance music. Refreshments were served throughout the party. The treats were prepared by the new Food Service Class. Lack of money made it necessary to charge ten cents a person to check in shoes, coats, or handbags. Students were required to take off their shoes before entering the gym floor. % ' A Hk. V Tired feet found nearby chairs to relieve tensions. Donna Curtis and date cuddled on the sidelines to watch other dancers. Soft music and dim lights made it possible for Steve Williams and date Doris Black to find themselves in a world of their own. 34 Dances Rocking with the music, B. J. Brooks and Jiffy Blevins danced to the fast music of “Apple Jam. Even teachers got into the swing; Miss Elliot and date demonstrated their vigor for students. Despite the formal attire, the word for feet was informal. Maureen Blevins and date enjoyed a fast dance at the Christmas party. Couples gathered at the check-in counter to chat or leave their possessions. Debbie Edwards, Randy Akridge, Jerry Smith, and Angie Warner take time out to talk. Dances 35 Fashions 73 Keeping up with new fashions proves challenging The Shag epidemic spread throughout R.H.S. Debbie Baker models one of the many styles. Teenboard members from area stores were well represented at R.H.S. Fashions worn by members displayed items that could be purchased at their respective stores. Smock-tops, the no-bra look, and baggies rated high in students ' clothing. Girls found the smock- top comforta ble dress-wear for school. Cuffed baggies grew in popularity with both male and female students. Shags were the most common hair style worn. These hair-cuts ranged from long shags to short ones. Long hair still remained in at R.H.S. Arm-wear made students take interest in prisoners of war with the P.O.W. Bracelet. Cool and comfortable is a good description for this raging style, the Smock-Top, worn by Phyllis Guest. Members of teenboards from area stores wear uniforms to advertise latest fashions. Left to Right: Kathy Butler, Lovemans; Sharon Scott, Terri Roberts, Kay Helton, Jo-Ann Shop; Paula Bohanon, Miller Brothers. Arm-wear consisted of P.O.W. or M.I.A. bracelets which students ordered. I L Fashions 37 Card games took up long hours on an afternoon date. Marsheena Green, Beverly Gore, Steve Hammer, and Mike Cole play a fast hand of poker. Keeping in shape, joggers found near-by fields an advantage. Bud Fowler and Connie Hix take an afternoon jog. 38 Dating Dating 73 Afternoon, evening dates remain casual affairs Valentine candy and sweethearts found happiness on February 14. Tom Hufstetier presents Rochelle Powell a token of his affection. Dates remained normal at R.H.S. with few occasions for exciting affairs. Afternoon card games, jogging or watching television became a routine for many ' ' Steadies. Formal parties, sock-hops, or cookouts gave couples a chance to mingle with other couples, junior Senior Prom and the Christmas Party became the only two formal events couples attended in formals and tuxedos. Valentines, birthdays, and Christmas presents were ex¬ changed by steady dates to show their affection. Dating 39 Marriage 73 Love, faith, marriage unites couples at R.H.S. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Emrick cut their wedding cake with hope of happiness. 40 Marriage Miss changed to Mrs. while students planned their futures. More couples than ever expected united in marriage and returned to school. Christmas presents ranged from promise rings to engagement rings to wedding bands. Students found apartments near the school ' s location to ease transportation problems. Now wives found themselves preparing supper, washing dishes, and balancing a budget. Married students from Freshmen to Seniors had the right to continue school as long as they wished. Some wives continued school during their early months of pregnancy and returned later to complete the year. Making a wedding list, Zelda Carter wrote out names of members of her family that she was inviting to her wedding. Youngest mother at Rossville, Ann Chambers holds her daughter, Jennifer. school schedule to dream about her wedding dress. Wedding dresses were shown through various magazines. Suzanne Powell took time o ut of her Marriage 41 College 73 Senior students seek acceptance to a university Excited, Steve Romanchik smiles and winks to show his happiness for acceptance to the University of Georgia. 42 College Important decisions had to be made concerning which college a student should attend. Mr. Kenneth Wood, guidance counselor, and Boyd Hargraves discuss Boyd ' s college plans. Colleges and universities began receiving applications from all high schools. RHS students mailed applications early in hopes of being accepted. Happy students received news of acceptance through letters; other students received letters of acceptance after a long wait. Business schools took the place of colleges for many senior students. These students took mainly business courses throughout school hoping to use them after graduation. Mailing the college application on time seemed important to Gary Ashley. He mailed the application at the school ' s mail box. College 43 Looking over last year ' s yearbook, students wondered whether this year ' s would arrive on time. Sharon Dean silently thinks of past memories. What a mess! A candid picture of the women teacher ' s lounge surprised Mrs. Mildred Mullis, a substitute teacher. School drew to a close and students realized that the year was almost over. New thoughts of summer entered students ' heads; summer baseball, graduation, jobs and swimming. Teachers felt joy and relief that they had made it through another year, but many looked forward to plans being made for the quarter system for next school year. Registering for the draft, Phil Summers shows Mrs. Barbara Moore his I.D. Card. 44 Potpourri Potpourri ' 73 School comes to a close; summer activity begins TEACHERS.Deliveries PARKING ONLY. NO THRU TRAFFIC Violalors Will Be Prosecuted SY OtfDEK nOSS POLICE DEPT Above. Sign posted by the Rossville Police Department forbids parents or students to enter the teachers ' parking lot. Above right. Caps and gowns worn by Seniors were purchased preceding graduation. Debbie Culver gets ready to leave for graduation ceremonies. Below. Summer season and summer baseball drew large groups of RHS students to the Rossville Recreation Field. Potpourri 45 n Languages Mrs. C. Allison English III Mrs. V. Arledge French, English III Miss L. Battle English I, Speech Mrs. S. Bozeman English I Miss D. Brewer English I, II Mrs. M. Cain English IV Mrs. W. Eason Spanish Miss J. Holder English III, Creative Writing Mr. C. Loggins English II Miss. N. Mink English III, Reading Mr. R. Turner English II Above. Kent Chandler shows his classmates a drawing during a speech presentation in English III. Right. Mrs. Grigsby leads a group discussion about a required book, A Separate Peace. 48 Languages M Do you have a synonym for this? . . . Endless diagramming . . . transformational trees ... I have a few announcements to make . . . Vocabulary on Friday . . . Hester and Abigail . . . Narrative patterns . . . archetypal characters ... Overheated rooms ... prefixes and suffixes. .. Mobiles ... war poems . . . outlines . . . Shaking knees . . . butterflies . . . Notecards . . . Enunciate clearly. Lynn Johnson views a literature mobile. Mobiles, speech, drama create lively atmosphere Mike Dunn and Bobby Shellnut display enthusiasm in creative writing. Languages 49 Languages Fine Arts Foreign Languages, fine arts teach new culture i French students Gail McDonald and Cathy Wallace put together a model of a French home. Spanish students, Mary Ellen Smith and Mike Coodson display Spanish clothing. Mike will travel to Spain this summer. C ' est la vie... language labs... Spanish food ... Por favor... ferme la bouche.... Drill, translations... more drills... Trying to learn German at 7 in the morning... more and moredrills. 50 Languages Mr. D. Shaffner Band Director Mrs. M. Stinnett Art Mr. Dale Shaffner leads the band during a practice session. Introduction to art... drawing... Painting... busy on art exhibits... Copper enameling... mixing paints... Getting ready to sculpt... Putting together crafts... Disneyland shades... Turn down the radio ... Ford ' s nudes... clean up your mess ... Odor of pipe... beautiful music... Sour notes... sore throats... Band festivals... hours of practice m ' ’.rching... New uniforms. Above. Mr. Shaffner gives the down beat. Left. Greg Watkins, art student, draws a block picture. Fine Arts51 Home Ec.; Social Studies Females learn to sew; school-wide election held Learning the art of sewing, Teresa Chadwick finds this is only one phase of home economics. Teenagers and the law . . . Riding around with the police . . . Keeping in touch with Korean Foster Child . . . School wide presidential election . . . Study for American History Test . . . Religion and man ... experiments in ESP . . . No chewing gum . . . marriage problems ... Salt and sugar mix ups... burned food ... Interior decorating ... boys in aprons . . . Family and child development . . . Boy problems . . . wardrobe planning. Miss Mary Emerson received Teacher of the Year 71-72 from the Beta Club. Miss Emerson teaches psychology and sociology. 52 Social Studies, Home Ec. Miss L. Elliot Home Ec. Mrs. E. Jesse Home Ec., Family Living Miss M. Sprayberry Home Ec., Food Service Miss J. Carter American History Miss. M. Emerson Psychology, Sociology, American History Mr. R. James World Geography Mr. W. Lowry Current Affairs, Religion and Man, Economics Mr. C. Miller American Government, Transportation Mrs. S. Smith World History Above. Sociology students helped support a Korean orphan. Mike Rosser pins up the orphan ' s picture. Left. Learning a new geographical region, Mrs. Smith showed Becky Carver a new region on the map. Below. Simulating the procedure of voting, students in American Government cast votes for their favorite presidential candidate. Business Education Space . . . s . . s . . double space . . . Keys clicking . . . practicing efficiency . . . Mass production ... a voice dictates . . . Taking dictation from dictaphones . . . Endless homework of practice dictation . . . Writing checks . . . balancing ledgers and journals. Pro-typist Jackie Ashley gets ready for production typing. Above. Pointing out a mistake, Mrs. Kidd shows Ernest Bean a typing error to correct. Below. Office Practice students learned to build office skills. Sharon Ross practices to build speed. 54 Business Education T 3. ' gg l Aa Miss L Cook Bookkeeping I, Shorthand II, VOT Mrs. L Curtis Bookkeeping l-ll, Office Practice Mrs. M. Greene Typing II, Bookkeeping I Mrs. W. Kidd Personal Typing, Typing I Mrs. J. Nasca Typing I, Shorthand I Business Ed. prepares students for future jobs r Cindy Fraley, VOT member, tries her salesmanship skill on Diane Mizell. VOT girls sold candy as a money-making project. Business Education 55 Difficult problems . . . worn down erasers . . . Geometric figures... tired brains... Nightly homework, notebooks... Confusion ... experiments.., Fission ... insect collection ... Fruit flies... more notes. Top right. Ceilia Burney and Jerry Brodie dissect a frog during biology class. Bottom right. Myra Stout, Steve Rudd, and Aleta Patterson look for minute organisms beneath the telescope lens. Mr. B. Roberts Physical Science Miss S. Lovin Biology Miss N. Reagan Biology Miss A. Springer Physics, Applied Math Mr. J. Williams Biology 56 Science Mathematics, Science Figures, Shapes interest scientific minds w ■r 1 Mr. V. Campbell Algebra I, II Mr. C. Flynn Algebra I Mr. L. Murdock Geometry, Adv. Math Mr. J. Smith Geometry, Algebra II Top left. Miss Springer cuts Dicky Clark ' s hair while Scott McCuiston waits his turn after Applied Math class. Bottom left. Applied math students Chip Russell, Rodney Wooten, and Jane Wooten confer over a class drawing. Below. Mary Anne Dockery works an algebra problem for her classmates. Mathematics 57 Mr. B. Bouiware Physical Education Mr. L. Fleming Health, Physical Education Mrs. J. Houston Physical Education, Health Mrs. M. Knight Physical Education Mrs. N. Walker Health Mr. S. Walker Health Legs, Legs, Legs. Different sizes and shapes are displayed as P.E. boys get ready to run relays. Leonard Mclntire is one of few students who uses study hall the way it should be. 58 P.E., Health Assigned seats . . . sleep . . . Carving on chairs ... no talking... Bored faces... bandaged arms... Skeleton ... Sex . . . Problems of dating ... psyched-out movies... Make way for the girls . . . rules, rules, rules . . . Jammed fingers... serving your partner ... Attention, at ease ... Girls beat boys. Health, Physical Education, Study Hall Minds, bodies developed; study hall bored P.E., Health 59 w Library, Guidance Problem—overdue books; Mrs. J. McDaniel Mrs. H. P. Reed Librarian Librarian help problem—counselors Libraries... 21... leisure reading... Reference ... work... Hold report card ... books Quiet... study... Odor of coffee percolating ... Wipe your feet before entering ... Interesting and informative. Right top. Librarian Mrs. June McDaniel finds card cataloging easier with the help of her new assistant, Mrs. Karen Swanson. Right bottom. Library assistant, Elaine Guthrie, binds worn book covers. Above. Joyce Clark reshelves books which have been returned. 60 Library With the coming of the quarter system, Mr. Ken Wood, Guidance Counselor, talks with Roy Clark about his courses for next year. Counseling.. .registration ... IBM Print-out sheets... ' ' That teacher doesn ' t understand me ... Schedule card changes... problems of dropouts More schedule card changes... Thoughtful consideration given to students ' problems . . . Questions, answers... Assistance. Guidance Counselor, Mr. Jim Fowler, spends a few hectic minutes with students ' records. Special Education Right. Teresa Tyler and Gary Ashley, students in the Gifted Program, hang room decorations. Above. Gifted students ' ' did their own thing. Jeannie Bowman and Kim McGibony watch as Peter Wyeth plays a piano solo. Special students; special instruction Gifted Program.,. laboratory for creative students... projects... intellectual loafers... infrared astrophotography... Psychological studies related to criticism and humor... German history... electronics... Other special classes... Students ' ' gifted in their own ways. Mrs. I. Coppinger Mr. D. Thompson Mr. R. Westcott Special Education CVAE Gifted Program 62 Special Education Mike Myers and Danny Wooten, students of Miss Stephens, work on their math assignment together. Jacquie Butcher and Gail Harrison read the newspaper and cut out interesting articles. Special Education 63 Administration Three top chiefs ' ' provide leadership at RHS RHS Principal-Mr. Larry S. Waite 64 Administration Assistant Principal-Mr. James A. Smith Establish curriculum ... decisions.. .numerousduties... Advising.. .headaches... Answering questions.. .leadership... Backbone of the school... Dintsch on the war path... disciplinary punishments. Disciplinarian-Mr. Bob Dintsch Administration 65 Office Staff Offices require extra help from volunteering student workers Strange faces constantly appearing ... ring, ring.,. Daily lists of absentees.., I wanttobuysomecoughdrops ... Ring, ring... Daily announcements... “May I have your attention please ... Coffee breaks... stale smoke... Ring, ring... “Hello. Secretary - Mrs. Barbara Moore Annex Office Staff. Jackie Ashley, Elaine Born, Jeanne Whitlock, Connie Wall, Jennifer Morrow. 66 Office Staff Secretary - Mrs. Sarah Waite Teachers take lunch break in office. Back wing Office Staff. Paula Thacker, Pam Kelley, Vickie Willett, Jackie Kimsey, Anita Hall, Debbie Harris, Aleta Patterson, Debbie Liles. Office Staffs? Key Club Lieutenant Governor, directories, banquet held 1st Row: Ken Blevins, Scott McCuiston, Boyd Hargraves, Mr. Wayne Lowry, Sponsor. 2nd Row: Doug Turner, Gene Eason, Tom Schultz, Mark Castings. 3rd Row: Mark Dodd, Bobby Ireland, Don Sanland, Steve Dunn. 4th Row: David Hicks, DeWayne Walker, Mitch Woods, Henry Ellis, Mike Lowry. 5th Row: Dennis Brock, Robbie Robertson, Grover Campbell, Joe Lawson. 6th Row: Steve Garrison, Ronald Haney, Mike Morrow, Richard Howard, Ricky Bailey. 7th Row: Leroy Walden, Paul Beam, Jimmy Kelly, Roy Clark, Rodney Dupree, Steve McDaniel. 8th Row: Steve Christopher, Roy Blevins, Joey ' Evans, Larry Brooks, Dale McCurdy. 70 Key Club a . . 1 state Lieutenant Governor remained at RHS again this year. Boyd Looking over the agenda, Jiffy Blevins takes a few mental notes from Hargraves proudly held the honor for the Kentucky-Tennessee his Key Club folder. District. Sock-hops at Federal... Directory sold ... Sweetheart banquet . . . Hayride . . . Lieutenant governor . . . Teacher ap¬ preciation week... Larry S. Waite Award ... Homecoming Dance... Service Club . . . School leadership banquet, dance. Scott McCuiston persuaded Debbie McCallie to purchase a student directory. Right. An automatic stamp machine makes Doug Turner ' s job, mailing Key Club letters, easier. Junior Exchange Club Bulldog towels sold; student appreciation day Junior Exchange Club. First row: Dicky Clark, Steve Camp, Bud Fowler, Jimmy Morgan, Mark Stephenson, Flerbert Canada. Second row: Bobby Shelnutt, Tommy Brackett, Steve Moreland, Jerry Smith, Tom Hufstetler, Charles Adams. Third row: David Graham, Mark Smith, Tony Tucker. Fourth row: Don Porter, Gary Teem, Mike Cole, Phil Summers, Wendell Morris. Fifth row: David Heathcoat, Scott Coffey, Steve Flammer, Paul Swanson, Larry North. Sixth row: Chuck Purcell, Glenn Creel, Bobby Eubanks, Gary Jones, Ronnie Shaver. Seventh row: Randy Akridge, Ric Hankins, Johnny Burnette, Joel Black, Richie North, Mike Lawson. Eighth row: David Hall, Jeff Jones, Alvin Boulton, Mr. Burnett Roberts, sponsor; Bendy Kellerhals, David Nave, Ray Wallace, Bo McDaniel. 72 Junior Exchange Above. On student appreciation day, Bobby McNabb receives his Below left. J. E. Jeff Jones tries to sell another Bulldog towel to Kathy coke from J. E. Cary Teem. Thomas. Towels Sold ... Last chance dance... Sweetheart chosen ... Hayride... Teacher appreciation day... Change from Optimists to Exchange.. Sponsored Buses to football games... Cave exploration ... J.E. Pups... j.E. Newsletters. Junior Exchange 73 Y-Teens Potato Chip sale raises funds; Cumberland trip Senior Y-Teens. First Row: Marcia Hanes, Paula Bohannon, Jan Campbell, Sallye Williams, Sponsor-Mrs. Judy Nasca. Second row: Linda Bailey, Elaine Born, Jeannie Henley, Denise Burris. Third row: Donna Kernea, Susan Quinton, Barbara Pierce, Bazalene Wright. Fourth row: Terri Roberts, B.J. Brooks, Sharon Scott, Kathy Butler, Rochelle Powell, Pat Langston. Fifth row: Becky Miller, Janet Chadwick, Patricia Kellerhals, Loretta Harris, Debbie Culver, Carolyn Dean, Cindy Tucker. Sixth row: Lynn Johnson, Edith Downs, Diane Mizell, Mary Anne Dockery, Angie Davis, Lynda Crowder, Judy Baker, Kim Smith, Cindy Cray. Seventh row: Leah Harris, Jan Weils, Kay Helton, Donna McKeehan, Tonja Beatty. Senior Y-Teens. First row: Darlene Key, Linda Thrailkill, Patty Cauthen. Second ro w: Connie Hargis, Donna Welter, Anita Hall. Third row: Martha Cook, Debbie Ellison, Cathy Queen, Sharon Dean, Darlene Brown. Fourth row: Donna Pell, Kay Johnston, Gale Carey, Connie Wall, Marsheena Green. Fifth row: Nancy Crane, Lynita Purcell, Jane Reeves, Patricia Palmer. Sixth row: Nancy Stanfield, Kathy Singleton, Ann Hall, Vicky Lynn. Seventh row: Beverly Core, Jackie Kimsey, Pam Kelley, Debbie Hickman. Eighth row: Sandra Kelley, Karen Johnson, Kym Parrish, Melody Beene, Debbie Baker, Karen Tate. Wreaths for Christmas Party . . . ICC President . . . New Uniforms . . . Potato Chip Sale . . . Bi-Weekly meeting . . . Halloween party . . . New Sponsor. . . Cumberland trip . . . Cookout. 74 Y-Teens Freshman Y-Teens. First row: Patricia Bowen, Terri North, Cindy Graham, Janet Templeton. Second row: Beverly Dean, Susan Kolwyck, Patricia Davis, Sherry Acuff. Third row: Vicky Wilson, Linda Kelley, Sandra Dyer, Sandra Davis. Fourth row: Nancy Shirley, Terry Tinker, Patsy Riddley, Jackie Butcher. Fifth row: Crystal Williams, Sherry Bowman, Debbie Richardson, Sheila Lowman. Sixth row: Miss Jean Stephens-Sponsor, Miss Lana Elliot- Sponsor, Donna Rowell, Lisa Whittaker. Freshman Y-Teens. First row: Kathy Carter, Cindy Teems, Teresa Leigh. Second row: Connie Hadden, Tammy Eubanks, JoAnn Brock, Jackie Haire. Third row: Kathy Butcher, Sharon Teague, Cathy Taylor. Fourth row: Elaine Zaremsky, Pam Robins, Janet Stapp, Paulette Duke, Kathy Ellis. Fifth row: Gloria Fricks, Debbie Millican, Cindy Kisor, Jane Clay, Judy Yarbough. Sixth row: Dianna Young, Lynette Thomason, Phyllis Cash, Kay Dobbins, Connie Fowler. Seventh row: Sharon Henderson, Sherry Hulgan, Rhonda Shoemake, Tina Skillington. Eighth row: Brenda Helton, Susan Wallace, Tammie Berry, Phyllis Scott. Ninth row: Renee Hyde, Nancy Trundle, Mary Ann Michaels. Orange Grove Trip .. . New uniform ... Bi¬ weekly meetings . . . Decorated for Christ¬ mas Party . . . Hanging of the greens... St. Pauls recognition service . . . Hayride. Freshman Y-Teens Patricia Davis, JoAnn Brock, Donna Crane leave school in new uniforms to visit Orange Grove. Y-Teens75 Medical Club March of Dimes fund grows larger in its donation Medical Club, right. First row: Kim McGibony, Teresa Biddle, Jeannie Bowman, Stephanie Teague. Second row: Sheila McCloud, Diane Pace, Janet Stapp, Mike Goodson. Third row: Paula Brown, Sharon Teague. Fourth row: LuAnne Ellis, Sheila Sartin, Penny Ran¬ dolph. Fifth row: Mike Rosser, Roy Steele, Darlene Pell, Everette Bass. Sixth row: Jan Wyatt, Lamar Blankenship, Darla Mizell. Seventh row: Renee FJankins, Tony Fowler, Jerry McCollum. Eighth row: Dimmy Wilkinson, Dale Moore, Bobby Howard. Medical Club, left. First row: Sharon Dean, Sharon Scroggins, Marianna Marshall, Barbara Parrish. Second row: Susan Alex¬ ander, Kathy Curl, Mary Anne Crow, Pat Butcher. Third row: Kathy Hayes, Sharon Smith, Sheila Arp. Fourth row: Ginger Wooten, Carolyn Dean, Shelley Lewis, Dana Russell. Fifth row: Desiree Adams, Paula Bohannon, Mike Smith. Sixth row: Carol Morgan, Peggy Green, Gail Wooten. Seventh row: Darla Williams, Chip Russell, DeWayne Steel. Eighth row: Trina Hakes, Tim Robinson, Larry Maner, Brian Salmons. March of Dimes ... Membership Drive ... State President... AMCC Banquet... Guest speakers... Place mats sold ... Convention ... Road Blocks ... $1822.00... New Uniforms. 76 Medical Club i g Collecting money in the halls and homeroom, Stephanie Teague held out her can for donations for March of Dimes. 1 Library Club. First row: Mrs. June McDaniel, sponsor; Beverly Dean, Pat Butcher, Stephanie Teague, Gloria Wooten, Chip Russell. Second row: Gail McNish, Shelia Simpson, Jean Wyatt, Elaine Guthrie, Randy Shelton. Third row: Vickie Adams, Marie Sparks, Pattie Huff, Sharon Nelson. Fourth row: Sandra Doss, Brenda Beayers, Robert MacGregor, Bob Ferguson. Orders were taken preceding the Library Club ' s doughnut sale. Sharon Nelson takes orders from Curt Camp, Terri Roberts, Bobby Butler, and Randy Pagett. 78 Library Club Library Club Library staff workers; doughnut sale successful m ©E )! - : 1 Top. Library Club members worked as aids in the Library. Chip Russell and Beverly Dean kept busy at the front desk. Left. School wide project for purchasing benches, sponsored by the Library Club, is described by Gloria Wooten for club representatives. Doughnut sale ... Announcements of overdue books... School wide project for benches... Quietness... Cookouts... New Co-Sponsor... Library Staff workers. Library Club 79 I FTA Club. First row: Ricky Anderson, Johnny Burnette, Hazel Payne, Susan Fox, Renva Hughes. Second row: Renee Hankins, Gail McNish, Suzanne Powell, Donna McClure, Robbie Lowrance. Third row: Debbie Owens, Faye Miller, Bazalene Wright, Pattie Huff. Fourth row: Spon¬ sor, Joyce Holder; Zelda Carter, Tonja Davis, Sharon Nelson, Debbie Hickman. Fifth row: Mark Stephenson, Pam Kelley, Kathy Curl, Sandra Kelley. Sixth row: Mark Fuller, John Bishop, Joel Evans. Seventh row: DeWayne Steele, Chip Russell, Roy Blevins. Members of FTA sold pencils as a money-making project. Roger Ridge buys a pencil from FTA member, Debbie Hickman. Substitute teaching... Teacher aids... Pencils sold .. .Teaching experience... Meetings... Learning experience... Patience ... Ability ... Broken ink pens... Convention in Atlanta. 80 FTA FTA, FHA FTA sells RHS pencils; FHA peddles toothbrushes FHA Club. First row: Debbie Stone, Tina Skillington, Elaine Zaremsky, Shelley Lewis, Donna Hudson. Second row: Becky Carver, Janet Stapp, Cindy Graham, Penny Randolph. Third row: Brenda Thomason, Sharon Mooney, Crystal Williams, Darla Williams. Fourth row: Desiree Adams, Jane Clay, Judy Yarbrough. Fifth row: Diane Haire, Beverly Dean, Page Brandon, Teresa Chadwick. Sixth row: Sharon Weathers, Renee Hyde, Lynette Smith, Key Helton. Seventh row: Denise Jackson, Patsy Ridley, Vickie Wilson. Eighth row: Vickie Boyd, Debbie Richardson, Lisa Whittaker, Joy Duvall, Mary Ann Michaels. Ninth row: JoAnn Brock, Darlene Maughon, Jackie Haire, Vickie Burcham, Melainie Beene, Angela Schultz. Mother-Daughter cookout... Meetings at Shoneys... Bazaar... Toothbrush sales . . . Served at Football banquet . . . Homemaking practice... Sweetheart banquet... FHA members worked hard selling toothbrushes. Richard Howard buys a box from Elaine Zaremsky. FHA 81 B FBLA Future Business Leaders learn new office skills I I I ' I i ' ■Iji - FBLA. First row: Terran Smith, Nancy Johnson, Teresa Wells, Margaret Lewis, Brenda Mizell. Second row: Debbie Bryan, Pat Langston, Terry Lovinggood. Third row: Nila Venable, Cindy Fraley, Debbie Lunsford, Barbara Pierce. Fourth row: Denise Burrows, Teressa Crane, Susan Kelly. Fifth row: Sponsor, Mrs. Lynn Curtis, Gloria Wooten, Miss Lillian Cook, Sponsor; Teresa Beard. I i i i Office trainmg...Secretarial Practice... Typewriting...Adding Machines... Business Needs...Typing for teachers... Officers...$killed workers. Left. FBLA members were taught to use the dictaphone. Brenda Mizell tries to increase her speed with practice. Below. Adding machines made mathematics easier for FBLA member Gloria Wooten. FBLA 83 Motor, Science Clubs Auto confuses mechanic; Science Club plans trip Science Club. First row: Cary Ashley, Rob Suggs, Lamar Wyatt, Bob Ferguson. Second row: Tina Skillington, Jeanie Bowman. Third row: Donald Bain, Kim McCibony, Teresa Tyler. Fourth row: Susan Wallace, Doug Patrick, Henry Ellis. Fifth row: Larry Maner, Ernest Early, Beverly Dean, Chip Russell, Elaine Zaremsky. Rob Suggs and Lamar Wyatt load up for their trip to the observatory along with other Science Club members. Microscopes ... Chemicals... Geological Study ... New equipment room ... Hours of experimentation ... Planned tripto Apollo lift off... Trip to observatory. 84 Science Club I i J Motor Club. First row: Mr. George Miller, sponsor; Frank Watson. Second row: Darrel Scealf, Gary Potter, Robert Thrush, Terry Moreland. Third row: James Troxell, Damon Ross, Jimmy Harper, Terry Jones. Motor Club member Chuck Powell examines the underside of a parked car. Engines ... Repair... Parking lot at football games... Girls rejected from membership ... Announcement of new members... New sponsor. Motor Club 85 i I Spanish, German, Thespian, Drama Clubs Foreign languages; Junior Senior play planned Helping each other with Spanish, Glenda Shockley and Tommy Brackett go over a dialogue. Hoala... Por Favor... Siestas... Hasta-La-Vista ... Spanish Classes ,.. German ... new club ... Plan trip to Europe . . . sold Football Dolls . . . Class held before school . . . Learning tapes . . . Gutentasen. 86 Language, Drama Clubs Spanish Club. First row. Shelia McCloud, Glenda Shockley, Carolyn Wann, Mike Rosser, Renee Hankins. Second row: George Walcott, Diane McClary, Mike Goodson, Susan Fox. Third row: Brenda Beavers, Darla Mizell, Beverly Gore, Marina Henderson, Darla Williams. Fourth row: Mary Ellen Smith, Karen Johnson, Debbie Baker, Nancy Trundle. Fifth row: Sonja Riddle, Sharon Nelson, Mickey Henshaw, Melanie Beene. Sixth row: Jerry McCollum, Tommy Brackett. German Club. First row: Mike Dunn, Daniel Morgan, Ray Simmons. Second row: Melissa Burchfield, Yvonne Templeton. Third row: Bobby Lowe, Mrs. Helen Reed, sponsor. Junior-Senior Play ... Thespian point membership system ... Acts .., Practice ... Speeches,.. Voice ... Knocking knees .., endless lines ... April 13, play date. Drama Club. First row: Mike Dunn, Donna Griffin, Stephanie Teague, Steve McDaniel, Miss Loraine Battle, sponsor. Second row: Gail McDonald, Robbie Lowrance, Kathy Hickman. Third row: Kathy Wallace, Melissa Burchfield, Renee Hankins, Gail McNish, Pat Butcher. Below. Studying lines was the hardest part of being in the Junior-Senior play. Robbie Lowrance and Kathy Wallace study together. I m I I c i I i W i Thespian Club. Everette Bass, Janet Stapp, Darlene Pell, Charisse Cantrell, Elvira Word, Phyllis Scott, Rhonda Shoemake, Regina Thomas, Shelia Roper, Kathy Mann, Susan Wallace, Miss Loraine Battle sponsor. Language, Drama Clubs 87 I hb FCA. First row: Bud Fowler, Kenny Kyle, Larry North, Mike Dendy, Richie North, Chuck Purcell. Second row: Tommy Brackett, Mike Baxter, Doug Turner, Larry Griffin, Raymond Chastain, Charles Adams. Third row: Dicky Clark, Wayne Baker, Marty Simmons, Scott McCuiston, Sherman Ross. Fourth row: Randy Akridge, David Smitty, Terry Adams, Bobby McNabb, Lebron Yates. Fifth row: Mike Lawson, Jimmy Roderick, Frank Hufstetler, Carey Looney. Sixth row: Tony McDaniel, Steve Hammer, Gary Jones. Seventh row: Jerry Smith, Curt Camp, Paul Swanson, Dana Russell. Eighth row: Cary Teem, Larry Buff, Tony Tucker, Joel Evans, Jiffy Blevins. Ninth row: Terry Kimsey, Bendy Kellerhals, Doug Patterson, Steve Dunn. Rossville Bulldog cushions were sold by FCA members. Larry North, president, offered a cushion to a buyer. Cushions sold ... Slave Sales ... Meeting in Annex ... New Sponsors ... Distribution of Food at Thanksgiving ... Fellowship ... Prayer... Christians. 88 FCA FCA; Bible Club Athletes sell slaves; Bible Club gives devotion Bible Club. First row; Joyce Sexton, Aleta Patterson, Kathy Haynes, Steve Hinch. Second row: Sheila Sartin, Renee Patterson, Curtis Crin- dle. Third row: Scott McCuiston, Lynita Purcell, Myra Stout, Darla Mizell. Fourth row: Richie North, Pam Palmer, Darlene Pell, Debbie Vass, David Lane. Fifth row: Bobby Ireland, Renee Thompson, Mike Goodson. Sixth row: Boyd Hargraves, Pattie Huff, Debbie Akin. Seventh row: Lamar Blankenship, Sharon Nelson. Bible Club held meetings open to the public. Renee Patterson reads her daily scripture before she attends the meeting. Suckers Sold...Prayers given at Pep Sessions... New Sponsor...Money Collected... Bible study...Faith. Bible Club 89 Art Club Afro-American Club Art exhibits; collections for needy Artists at work, Kym Parrish and Sharon Ross, painted for Art class. 1st Row: Renva Hughes, Kym Parrish, Sharon Ross. 2nd Row: Sandra Greer, Donna McKeehan, Pam Kelley, Renee Hankins. 3rd Row: Martha Cook, Debbie Ellison, Mrs. Martha Stinett, Sponsor, Debbie Hickman. 4th Row: Butch Ford, Mark Stephenson. 5th Row: Steve Moreland, Mike Nix. Exhibits . . . Drawings . . . Paintings . . . Talents t . . Bake Sales . . . Contests . . . New Ideas ... Montage ... Old Ideas... Collage . . . New Sponsor . . . inspired members. 90 Art Club 1st Row; Cary Long, Sytira Foster, JoAnne Adams, Mary Alice Clark. 2nd Row: Steve Christopher, Gail Winston, Elvira Word, George Watkins. 3rd Row: Delores Stamper, Renee Russell. 4th Row: Sharriet Morgan, Darlene Pasley, Phoebe Fields, Marie Sparks, Edith Downs. 5th Row: Ralph Foster, Joyce Clark, Greg Watkins, Gloria Clemons, Melvin Burse, Majorie Porter. 6th Row: Herman Clements, Calvin Foster, Kathy Shropshire, Debra Langston. 7th Row: Robert Knox, Gale Carey, Regina Knox, Patricia Crogins. Canned food goods were collected for needy by the Afro-American Club. Mary Alice Clark added her contribution. Black is beautiful . . . Canned goods for needy . . . Buses chartered for away football games . . . Faithful fans . . . Sponsored Soul Hop ... New Sponsor.. . Black Expo. Afro-American Club91 I i u I i ! Roines Staff Staffs ' work united to publish and finance annual Above left. Business staff members, Mrs. Marguerite Cain, Tim Lawson, Dan Youngblood, Kathy Wallace, and Renee Hankins plan the ad section. Above right. Editor-in-Chief of the Business Staff, Brenda Wilbanks, shows Angie Davis what she needs to know about the ad section. Right. Gathering ideas for class sections, Mrs. Grigsby, co-sponsor; Mary Ann Dockery, Dianne Mizell, and Lynn Johnson plan their sec¬ tions. Below. Team work helped Tommy Sanders, Bobby McNabb, and Terri North as they prepare the freshman class section. Business staff... Advertisements... Local business... Layouts... Pictures... Money... Yearbook sale... Deliver annuals... Deadline... Budget.,. Pictures made... Banquet. Working on activities and events, Editor-in-Chief Marcia Hanes checks out Sharon Scott ' s typing. Business Staff members listen to helpful hints. Below left. Susan Quinton, Sallye Willaims, Bobby McNabb, Paula Rowan, Leah Harris, Kym Parrish, and Dianne Pouts work to complete the yearbook. Below right. Photographer Denis Norwood took pictures of events occurring at school. Bottom. Filing became easy after practice for Kathleen Smith, Sandra Kelley, and Karen Tate. Photography... layouts... Larger staff... proofreading... Deadlines... cutlines... theme... Printers ' strike... cropping... New staff... New co-sponsor... Typing ... indexing.,. Camera breakdowns... action shots... Posed pictures. Roines Staff 93 Rossvillite School newspaper publishes ads ' for companies Editor-in-chief Glenda Shockley rechecks her stencils before completion of the new issue. Above. Large quantities of paper, required to publish the newspaper, are carried by Lamar Wyatt and Chip Russell. Below. Miss Alice Springer, sponsor, explains dummy sheets to Steve Camp. Rossvillite Staff. Jeannie Bowman, Steve Romanchik, Lamar Wyatt, Miss Alice Springer, sponsor; Glenda Shockley, Chip Russell, Steve Camp. Finding errors and correcting them required long hours of patient cutting and gluing by Steve Romanchik and Jeannie Bowman. Stencils...Typing...Proofreading... Mimeographing...colored paper and inks... Deadlines...Sixth period... New sponsor... Rossvillite room...Sold during homeroom... News articles...Layouts... Announcement of Senior superlatives... Larger staff...Club reporters... Advertisements...Dummy sheets. Rossvillite 95 Pep Club i I Bulldog spirit boosters; 73 motto Get fired up ' ' Pep Club. First row: Mr. Bob Dintsch, sponsor; Bobby McNabb, Mary Anne Dockery; Miss Loraine Battle, sponsor; Lamar Campbell. Second row: Delores Stafford, Bazalene Wright, Leah Harris, Kathy Singleton. Third row: Paula Bohanon, Martha Cook, Karen Tate, Steve McDaniel. Fourth row: Carolyn Dean, Pam Kelley, Melanie Beene, Lynita Purcell, Steve Hammer , Scott McCuiston. Fifth row: Rochelle Powell, Sandra Kelley, Wayne Baker, Larry North, Terri Roberts, Sharon Scott. Sixth row: Ricky Anderson, Jan Campbell, Jeanne Whitlock, Becky Miller, Patricia Kellerhals, Darlene Key. Seventh row: Jeff Jones, Kym Parrish, Denis Norwood, Chuck Purcell. Pep Club. First row: Jeannie Henley, Donna Pell, Bud Fowler, Sandra Buff, Steve Moreland. Second row: Terry Johnson, Marsheena Green, Connie Hix, Pat Langston. Third row: Kathy Butler, Kenny Kyle, Jimmy Morgan. Fourth row: Bobby Shelnutt, Patricia Palmer, Kay Johnston, Jackie Kimsey, Darlene Brown, Sallye Williams. Fifth row: Kathy Carter, Jackie Haire, Diane Young, Sandra Greer, Sharon Roden, Gary Robbins. Sixth row: Teresa Leigh, Ann Hall, Curt Camp, Cathy Queen, Jan Smith, Debbie Baker, Angie Lamb, Terri North. Seventh row: Rosemary Griffin, Joy Crane, Jane Clay, Connie Wall, Mary Ann Michaels. Ecology stationery was sold by Pep Club members. Martha Cook took LeRoy Walden ' s down payment. Jerseys sold ... Pep Session ... Weekly meetings... Motorcades... Signs ... Spirit Week ... 7:45 Thursday morning ... Cheering ... Merchant of the Month ... Banquet... Ecology stationery... Work hours... Enthusiasm .., Bobby Prescott Award ... Homecoming Parade. D , 1 m. f Pep Club. First row: Marcia Hanes, Doug Turner, Elaine Born, Donna Pell. Second row: Susan Quinton, Jennifer Morrow, Debbie Harris, Bobby Butler. Third row: Dicky Clark, Karen Johnson, Joann Brock, Richie North. Fourth row: Gale Carey, Debbie Culver, Marilyn Kettles. Fifth row: Beverly Gore, Nancy Crane, Darlene Maughon, Jane Reeves, Wawana Simmons. Motorcades were sponsored by the Pep Club for all students on football game nights. Bobby McNabb, Pat Zaremsky, Lamar Wyatt, Rob Suggs, and Sue Myers decorate for the event. Pep Club ' s annual pep session performance consisted of a small football game. Pep club 97 CAL, Freshman Cheerleaders GAL buys equipment; Cheerleaders boost spirit CAL Club. First row: Marcia Hanes, Jeannie Henley, Jennifer Morrow, Elaine Born, Jeanne Whitlock. Second row: Sponsor, Mrs. Mary Knight; Marsheena Green, Janet Walston. Third row: Kathy Stone, Edith Downs, Donna Pell, Donna Kernea, Sharon Scott. Eourth row: Kathy Woodall, Mary Anne Dockery, Sharon Ross, Terri Roberts, Darlene Brown. Fifth row: Rochelle Powell, Carolyn Dean, Paula Bohanon, Debi Culver, Jackie Kimsey. Sixth row: Connie Hix, Barbara Starnes, Debbie Baker, Bazalene Wright, Paula Brown, Melanie Beene. Seventh row: Gale Carey, Pat Zaremsky, Robbie Ashley, Brenda Tabor. Eighth row: Sharon Scroggins, Janet Hayes, Patricia Palmer, Diane Mizell, Darlene Pell. Ninth row: Jackie Ashley, Sue Myers, Shirley Holcomb, Patricia Kellerhals, Susan Alexander, Mary Ellen Smith. Sold programs...Cake and Candy sales... P.E. girls...3:05 in locker room... Banquets...Jackets...Blue and white... Athletics...Equipment...Trophies... Assembly. Members of the CAL ciub sold programs at all home football games. Pat Zaremsky and Sue Myers get ready for the crowd. 98 GAL-Freshmen Cheerleaders The Freshman Cheerleaders for 1972-1973 are Tricia Bowen, Dianna Young, Kathy Carter, Teresa Leigh, Lynette Thomason, Terri North. Above. Freshman girls try to impress the varsity cheerleaders with their cheerleading ability during a week of practice. Below: The favorite cheer Rip ' em up is performed by Frosh cheerleaders as they boost students ' spirit. Spirit of 76 . . . Six boosters . . . Rip ' em up . . . Tear ' em up . . . Week long practice . . . Tryouts before varsity . . . Go Frosh .. . Bulldogs are the BEST! Cheerleaders! Freshman Cheerleaders 99 Varsity Cheerleaders Spirit boosters ' ' lead fans in cheering Bulldogs Senior Captain-|ennifer Morrow Senior Co-Captain-Terri Roberts VI Me 11 Enthusiastic varisty cheerleaders, minus two members who are in the Homecoming court, are introduced to RHS fans at the Sprayberry game. 100 Varsity Cheerleaders ■ Senior-Jeannie Henley Senior-Jeanne Whitlock . -Ti� f rTI VM . 1 1 j Pep Sessions... Yells... Screams... Excitement. .. Cheering ... theThrill of Victory... Ballgames . . . Go B ig Blue . . . the Agony of Defeat. .. Go ' Dogs ... Aching Muscles... 5:00 Practice... Do it, Do it . . . but most of all—fun. cheerleaders Connie Hix, Gale Carey, Marsheena Green, and Jeanne Whitlock display one of the things involved with being a cheerleader—fun. Varsity Cheerleaders 101 Varsity Cheerleaders Sports activities receive cheerleaders ' support strike up the band! Here come the Bulldogs! Cheerleaders lead the football team onto the field as the band forms a passageway and plays “Mr. Touchdown. This ritual precedes each game. f Junior-Gale Carey Junior-Marsheena Green 102 Varsity Cheerleaders Top. Varsity cheerleader, Jeannie Henley helps conduct a week- long clinic for girls hoping to become Freshman cheerleaders. Below. Cheerleaders Terri Roberts, Jennifer Morrow, Janne Whitlock,and Jeannie Henley lead cheers in the morning before school begins. Varsity Cheerleaders 103 1972-73 Pom-Pom Squad. (Standing, L to R.) Sheree Hartman, Darlene Pasley, Elvira Word, Susan Baker, Jan Smith, Deborah Stone, Laura Steinman. (Kneeling, L. to R.) Kay Dobbins, Loretta Harris, Jo Ann Adams, Rhonda Perry, Phoebe Fields. Twelve smiling faces . . . Basketball halftime shows... Tears of a Clown ... New to RHS in 72-73 ... Practice every day ... One, two, three, four... Wayne, the record man . . . Picking up pom poms . . . Co-Captains and Sponsors of the 1972-73 Pom- Pom Squad are Jo Ann Adams, Mrs. Nancy Walker, Miss Norma Mink, Rhonda Perry. 104 Pom-Pom Squad Pom-Pom Squad New Experience Harmonize ... Soprano, alto, bass, tenor ... Lead on, Mr. Ransom ... Appearance on TV . . . “Mod apparel.. . Christmas program for students . . . The New Experience. “New Experience members Boyd Hargraves, Darcia Chandler, Donna Griffin, and Mike Rosser sight read a choral selection from the hit movie. Love Story. Singing voices, dancing legs treat students, fans “New Experience. 1st Row, L to R: Janet Walston, Carol Burney, Kathy Cobbler, Brenda Curtis, Theora Crowe, Anita Brown, Cindy Walston. 2nd Row: Sheila McCloud, Pat McCraw, Darlene Bethune, Sandra Dee, Dorthea Harris, Cecilia Burney, Sheila Sartin, Sherry Strickland, Kathy Curl. 3rd Row: Darcia Chandler, Rosemary Griffin, Cynthia Kelly, Renee Patterson, Pat Ashton, Karen Leming, Donna Griffin, Mary Ann Crow, Sheila Arp. 4th Row: Tommy Schultz, Ricky Wright, Curtis Grindle, Lamar Blankenship, Dale Moore, Gary Farmer, Boyd Hargraves, Bob Ferguson, Mike Rosser, Dan Burney. New Experience 105 1972-73 RHS Marching Band Practice ... Practice ... Drill... Drill... Band Festival Honors... Down the field . . . The Blue and White Band . . . Seniors Farewell . . . Home Sweet Home at Homecoming ... Halftime show ... Rain or snow.. .The Marching Bulldog Band. Band officers line up for presentation at pep session. 106 Band Band RHS Marching Band wins band festival honors Drill Team members and band enjoy a football game as they await their turn on the field. Award winners at the Tri-State Band Festival were Debbie Womack and Sharon Nelson, marjorettes; B.J. Brooks, drum major; Anthony Arp, band member; Linda Bailey, drill team member. Band 1972-73 Drill Team. (Kneeling; L-R) Donna Robertson, Beverly Gore, Raynelle Anderson, Cindy Klassen. (Standing; L-R). Patricia Grogins, Sytira Foster, Jan Wells, Debbie Hickman, Darlene Pell, Edith Grogins, During the summer, the Drill Team members spent long, hard hours of practice for the upcoming marching season. Renee Burse, Becky Brewer, Stephanie Teague, Cindy Cates, Regina Thomas, Pat Smith, Phyllis Scott, Rhonda Shoemake, Sharon Teague, Gail Powell. A Attention! The Drill Team performs for the student body at a Friday afternoon pep session. 108 Band New RHS Drill Team, Majorettes Spark Blue and White Band Look what ' s new ... Drill Team ... Furling flags.. Western hats . . . Twirling rifles . . . Frontier theme . . . Stars and Stripes . . . March, drill, march, drill... Practice routines... Yellow Rose of Texas . . . Oops, a dropped baton . . . Start again . . . Smiling Faces. . . RF S Drill Team and Majorettes. Majorettes display their talents at the Salute to the Band pep session. 1972-73 Majorettes (L-R) Kathy Thomas, Doreen Patterson, Sharon Nelson, pebbie Womack. Band 109 Band Band receives new chimes at Christmas concert RHS Band performs award winning routine at Bristol, Tennessee. IIOBand Band members Shelia McCloud, Jeff Burchfield, Bobby Ireland, and Melissa Burchfield anxiously await the annual Christmas concert presented at the Annex on a Sunday afternoon in December. FT. aQLt.rHO{rPE Left. Chimes were presented to the Band at the Christmas concert. Mr. John Lancaster from Standard Coosa Thatcher presents the chimes to band Director, Mr. Dale Shaffner, and Band Booster President, Mr. Bill Brooks. Below. Judy Baker, B.J. Brooks, Mrs. Shaffner, Mr. Shaffner, Cary Farmer, and Anthony Arp admire an oil portrait presented to Mr. Shaffner at Christmas by band members. Varsity Football Winning season heralds Bulldogs return to 5-AAA 1st Row (L-R), Dale McCurdy, Bo McDaniel, Roy Blevins, George Walcott, Tony Tucker, Larry North, David Lane, Paul Swanson, Cary jones,Tommy Jaynes, Don Baugh, Tommy Brackett, Steve Dunn. 2nd Row (L-R), jimmy Roderick, Ray Wallace, Casper Bailey, Johnny Brock, Charles Adams, Chuck Purcell, Curt Camp, Bud Fowler, Joel Evans, Scott McCuiston, Wendell Morris, Jerry Adams, Billy Scealf, Glenn Creel, Coach Leonard. 3rd Row, Coach Fleming, Coach Young, Phil Smith, Doug Turner, Mike Brown, Herbert Canada, Dicky Clark, David Crane, Tom Hufstetler, Mike Baxter, Ricky Stone, Ken Blevins, Ronnie McDaniel, Phil Summers, Leroy Walden, Coach Boulware, Coach Murdock, Coach Walker (not pictured). Left. “And here come the Bulldogs echoes the p.a. system as Rossville rushes on to another victory. Above. Charles Adams is brought down after a big gain during the Douglas Co. game. 114 Varsity Football Above. Bud Fowler again comes up with the big play as he decks Lakeview ' s Tooter Liebe. Left. David Crane (80) concentrates on catching the football as his Sprayberry counterpart contemplates a smashing tackle. The 72 Bulldogs equaled the record of the 71 team by compiling again an 8 - 2 worksheet. Pacing the offensive attack were seniors Dicky Clark, Ronnie McDaniel, and Doug Turner, along with junior Charles Adams, the human flash who led in scoring in the Chattanooga area. Charles has 126 points credited to him. The defense was led by seniors Roy Blevins and Bud Fowler, along with juniors Tommy Brackett, Chuck Purcell, Mike Baxter, and Tony Tucker. The Bulldogs had high honors bestowed upon them by having nine players chosen by The Chattanooga News- Free Press to be on their All North Georgia All-Star Team. The particular players earning this honor were: seniors. Bud Fowler, Dicky Clark, Wendell Morris, and Roy Blevins; juniors, Mike Baxter, Chuck Purcell, Charles Adams, Tommy Brackett, and Tom Flufstetler. Receiving honorable mention were Doug Turner, Ron¬ nie McDaniel, and Scott McCuiston. Rossville ' s Lynn Murdock was named All North Georgia Coach of the Year. Varsity Football 115 Varsity Football Seniors earn 22-8,3 year record as Bulldogs R.H.S. 27 21 19 12 20 29 37 41 42 12 Lakeview Opp. 8 Dalton 13 Campbell-Smyrna 0 Marietta 7 South Cobb 14 Douglas Co. 52 Wheeler 6 Sprayberry 0 R. L. Osborne 13 West Rome 15 Roy Blevins Ronnie McDaniel DickyClark DougTurner This year ' s senior football players will leave behind them many impressive accomplishments. Among those honors earned was an impressive record of 22 wins and 8 losses for a three year percentage of .733. The seniors also played on the 1971 team that brought Rossville its first sub-region championship in many years. They achieved this by completing the season with a perfect 8-0 sub-region slate, but then lost a tough battle to West Rome 17-0 in the Region championship game played here at Rossville. Particular honors went to three year letterman Dicky Clark, who was chosen to the Atlanta Constitution ' s All State-AAA Team. He was chosen for the position of quarterback. Sometimes you just lower your head and shove as Charles Adams ' attitude demonstrates here. This action took place during the Dogs 41-0 romp over Sprayberry. 116 Varsity Football i Larry North Wendell Morris Hugging that valuable piece of pigskin, Bud Fowler (22) turns the corner and heads for pay dirt during the Sprayberry game. Bud Fowler Ken Blevins Paul Swanson Right. Sic ' em ' Dogs! —A cry often heard urging our defense on. Here they can a Sprayberry opponent for a sizable loss. In on the tackle are Bud Fowler, Herbert Canada, and Curt Camp. Below Right. Once again Clark goes to David Crane (80) for yardage through the air. This play went for much yardage against Sprayberry. Scott McCuiston Joel Evans Phil Summers The Dogs made their return to region 5-AAA well-known, finishing second in the region with 7 wins and 1 loss, while finishing 8-2 overall. The Blue and White posted victories over Lakeview, Dalton, Campbell of Smyrna, Mariet¬ ta, South Cobb, Wheeler, Sprayberry, and R.L. Osborne. The two losses came at the hands of region champs Douglas County and West Rome, in a non-region season finale. In coasting to their winning record the potent ' Dog offense rolled up a total of 261 points while the defense limited our opponents to only 126. Varisty Football 118 B-Team, 9th Grade football B-Team, 9th Grade have difficult gridiron year 1 1 m f- 9 J 9th Grade. 1st Row: Mgr. James Troxell, Mark Cole, Randy Lynch, Joey Lawson, Raymond Chastain, Scott Benge, James McAllister, Ricky Camp, Mike Dendy, Marty Simmons, Jim Reed, Mike Black, Mgr. Michael Johnson. 2nd Row: Gerald Thomas, James Johnson, David Smiddy, Anthony Hawkins, David L. Harris, Jeff Morgan, James Mann, Benny Culpepper, Mark Billingsley, Terry Adams, Dewayne Smith, Terry Nida, Sherman Ross, Frank Hufstetler. 3rd Row: Coach Phil Young, Dean Kelley, Don Guthrie, Lebron Yates, James Groce, Claude Duffey, Bobby Butler, David D. Harris, Tony McDaniel, Jennings Blevins, Tony Nix, Doug Patterson, Bryan Jackson, Bruce Coope r, Kenny Kyle, Coach Craig Leonard. B-Team. 1st Row: Richie North, David Heathcoat, Larry Brooks, Rodney Dupree, Mike Lawson, Jerry Smith, Walter Sanders, Gary Jones, Terry Kinsey, Don Sanland. 2nd Row: David Nave, Billy Scealf, This year proved successful once again for varsity footballers, while B-Team and 9th Grade teams faltered. The ninth grade played a fruitless season as they failed to Roger Spain, Darrel Ivester, Herbert Canada, Ricky Bailey, Bo McDaniel, Curt Camp, Jerry Adams, Ronnie Shaver, Danny Buchanan, Larry Buff. notch a victory for the second straight year. The B-Team, comprised of sophomores and juniors, completed their season by registering one win against four losses. Football 119 Varsity Basketball Team. First row: Dicky Clark, Jeff Jones (captains). Second row: Gary Jones, Mike Cole, Ronnie McDaniel, Joel Black, Bill This year ' s edition of Bulldog basketball wasn ' t quite what the fans expected. After last year ' s trip to State, this year ' s record of 7 wins and 14 losses plus the added failure of not making the region tournament was a great disappointment to students and players alike. Jeff Jones led the Dogs in scoring with 479 points for an average of 22.8 points per game. Dicky Clark was second with 259 for 12.9 points per game. Clark was the leading rebounder with an average of 11.6 per game. Jones led in assists with 139. The team averaged 62.5 points per game and hit 65 per cent from the charity stripe. The Blue and White averaged 35.6 rebounds a game while hitting only 39 percent of shots from the field. 120 Basketball Brown, Doug Turner, Waymon Graham, Steve Christopher, Tim Harvey, Mark Smith, Roger Ridge, Larry North. Keeping their eyes fixed on that spinning leather sphere, Jeff Jones (43) and Dicky Clark (45) try for a rebound as their Kirkman opponents leap high in desperation. Below right: Larry North uncorks a shot as Jeff Jones gets ready for the rebound if needed. Below left: As Mark Smith looks on, sophomore Joel Black guns for two against the Hawks. Above left: Stretching to his full-height, Mark Smith pushes one over a KHS defender. Above right: Warming up during halftime, members of RHS ' team ponder what will take place in the second half. Rossville basketball team endures ' 72-73 season Basketball 121 Basketball Jones Clark lead Bulldog basketball team stats Co-Captain-Dicky Clark Above: Jeff Jones, RHS ' leading scorer, prepares to drop in another ' ' charity shot. Left. Showing good form, Dicky Clark guns in another basket in the ' Dogs win over Kirkman. Captain-Jeff Jones RHS Opp. 74 Hixson 61 78 Kirkman 53 38 Baylor 51 53 Ringgold 62 55 La Fayette 57 62 Notre Dame 75 67 East Rome 71 43 Hixson 56 78 Chatt. Valley 60 27 Baylor 56 88 Kirkman 67 78 Soddy Daisy 72 57 Lakeview 63 64 McCallie 83 83 Lakeview 71 103 Chatt. Valley 53 55 Ringgold 63 60 McCallie 63 50 LaFayette 63 42 Soddy Daisy 70 55 Dalton 58 122 Basketball Senior - Larry North « Above. Little Larry North proves that a small man does have a place in basketball. Here he pays no attention to his opponents ' height advantage, proving himself a true Bulldog. Senior-Doug Turner Senior - Ronnie McDaniel Doug Turner drives in for a fast break basket against Kirkman. Basketball 123 i Basketball Bulldogs in action... Below left: Applying sticky defense, Freshman Kenny Kyle works for a steal. Below right: Varsity player Doug Turner prepares to make his move on a LaFayette Rambler. Above right: B-teamer Sharriet Morgan leap ' s high over his LaFayette adversary to make two. Above right: Roger Ridge sets up a play. 124 Basketball f Left. Kenny Kyle grabs a rebound and heads downcourt against the Ramblers. Below. B-teamer Herbert Canada clears the boards and prepares to gun the ball to a team-mate. Above left. Terry Adams pumps in a bucket against LHS. Above right. “Let ' s run a three-two and see if we can ' t keep ' em outside, men ' says Coach Phil Young. p Wrestling Bulldog grapplers carry on despite depleted squad Below. Tony Osborne rides his Lakeview opponent enroute to a close 6 to 5 win. Top right. The winner declares the referee as he holds Phil Summers arm high in the air to signify that another Warrior had bit the dust. Despite the number of varsity wrestlers that quit the team during midseason, the gallant Blue and White wrestlers managed a season record of 4 wins, 5 losses, and 1 tie. The wins came against Lakeview, Ringgold, Knoxville Hall, and Cherokee. The losses went to McCallie, Baylor, East Ridge, R.L. Osborne, and Rockmart. The lone tie was with Sprayberry. For the last half of the season the team was 12 points behind. This was because 185 pounder Phil Summers was sidelined with a rib injury. - ' 7 1 ' J 1st row (L-R): Jim Harper, Mike Brown, Paul Smith, Cary Jenkins, Tony Tucker, and Steve Swanson, Buddy Eubanks. 2nd row: Steve Moreland. Brown, Bendy Kellerhals, Wayne Baker, Jerry Joe Stevens uses his weight to subdue his opponent in the Lakeview match. Joe finally pinned his man to add six more team points to the already all Rossville score to beat the Warriors by the score of 40-14. 126 Wrestling I Varsity B-Team RHS Opp. 12 Baylor 36 6 McCallie 39 40 Lakeview 14 51 Knox. Hall 7 39 Ringgold 18 17 Osborne 30 25 Sprayberry 25 9 East Ridge 46 9 Rockmart 39 48 Cherokee 13 RHS Opp. 6 Baylor 46 6 McCallie 46 18 Ringgold 36 12 East Ridge 45 45 Chatt. Valley (V) 21 43 Ringgold 18 Chatt. Central Tournament V 2 pts.-9th place Northwest Ga. Tournament MVi pts.-13th place Top Left. Joe Stevens works his man to a position in which he can gain a pin. Above. ' ' How could this happen reads Steve Moreland ' s expression during a break in his 9-9 tie match. Bottom left. Mike Brown struggles to gain a takedown in his 5-4 decisioned match. Below. That ' s it! Now shoot your half. Coach Sherold Walker could often be heard giving his wrestlers advice as well as support from the sidelines. ■ - 1 Wrestling 127 Below. Steve Brown works to prevent his Lakeview opponent from getting a reversal and two points. Steve won by the score of 14 to 4. Above right. Adding pin points to make the final score, 40 to 14, Joe Stevens is signaled the winner in his heavyweight match. Above left. The seniors of this year ' s wrestling team are (L-R) Jim Harper, Paul Swanson, and Mike Brown. Not pictured is Steve Moreland. After two crushing defeats by Baylor and McCallie, Rossville ' s Blue Fury wrestling team bopped Lakeview ' s Redmen, 40 to 14. This defeat snapped a three match Warrior winstreak. Those gaining wins in the match were Wayne Baker, Tony Osburne, Tony Tucker, Paul Swanson, Steve Brown, Jimmy Harper, Phil Summers, and Joe Stevens. Steve Moreland fought to a 9 to 9 tie with his opponent. Tucker, Harper, Summers, and Stevens beat their opponents with pins; Baker, Osburne, Swanson, and Brown won by the scores of 10-6, 6-5, 12-1, and 14-4, respectively, as once again the Bulldogs proved superior to their cross-town rivals from Lakeview. 128 Wrestling Wrestling Bulldogs wallop arch rival Warrior matmen in big win Left. Joe Stevens prepares for a takedown on his Lakeview opponent. Bottom of page. Tony Tucker works to position his man on his back, while the referee checks the Warrior ' s shoulders for mat contact. junior Varsity. 1st row (L-R): Matthew Young, Steve Canada, son, Mike Johnson, Wayne Baker, Dan Burney, Mike Fowler, Wayne Weathers, Randy Akridge. 2nd row: Robbie Robert- and Coach Sherold Walker. Matmen . . . Challenges . . . varsity . . . Trip to Gatlinburg ... Shoot the hold ... Get up, get up . . . Blue and White . . . Win . . . Practice . . . laps. . . How many calories.. . Overweight... Courage ... RHS Wrestlers. Wrestling 129 Baseball Bulldogs roar through first seven games Varsity Baseball. First row: Tim Harvey, Mike Cole, Mike Morrow, Harold Mark Smith, Ronnie McDaniel, Jeff Jones, Dicky Clark, Eddie Ervin, Phil Willoughby, Jerry Brodie, Gary Jones, Robbie Robertson. Second row: Summers, Bobby Butler. The Bulldog baseball team for 73 really came through their first seven games with a roar, winning six games while dropping a 1-0 heartbreaker to Marietta. In this game freshman Bobby Butler pitched a two hitter and struck out seven. As chance would have it, the two hits were back to back doubles in the sixth scoring the only run of the game. Other victories were over Dalton, South Cobb, R. L. Osborne, Douglas County, Sprayberry, and Wheeler. At this point in the season the ' Dog attack is being spearheaded by Jeff Jones, Dicky Clark, Eddie Ervin, and Bobby Butler. Sophomore Mike Morrow shows why Rossville baseball is tops, good defense. 130 Baseball Senior, Ronnie McDaniel Senior, Jeff Jones Senior, Dicky Clark I f t Senior, Phil Summers Senior, Eddie Ervin (r) New uniforms . . . Hitting .. .throwing... Hopes for State . . . Trips to Atlanta . . . Old foes return . . . region . . . Rossville Yarn . . . Slide . . . What a team . . . RHS Baseball. 1 I Baseball 131 Girls Sports Girls P.E. classes offer variety in athletics Kickball began another year of P.E. Tournaments were held after school, giving competition to every classes ' all-stars. Girls on the all-star team were selected by four captains chosen by their individual classes. Folk dances were taught to students to acquire poise and grace. Badminton, horseshoes, archery, and softball were taught to P.E. students. Some courses taught were optional to the student. Modern dance filled three weeks of listening to music, thinking of stels, and worry. No costumes were presented because of the hard task of acquiring them. Volleyball reigned as Queen with Girls ' athletics. A team was chosen by Mrs. Judy Houston to play opposing teams from surrounding schools. Above. Mrs. Knight explains to a group of P.E. girls the intricacies of the frisbee. Below. A girls ' Modern Dance group, which includes Nancy Higdon, Sheila Lowman, Teena Skillington, Karen Nelson, Melanie Beene, Sharon Scott, and Pam Brooks practice their beginning formation. 132GirlsSports Above. With whistle in hand, Jeannie Henley, calls a volleyball game to earn her umpire certification. Below. Modern Dance group members Kathy Taylor, Gloria Clemons, Shir ley Porter, Sharon Henderson, Joyce Coots, Lucinda Brandon, and Kathy Jackson practice new steps for their dance. Girls Sports 133 Boys Sports Phys. ed. classes provide outlets for enthusiasm Boys physical education classes could be described as wild, rough, enthusiastic, and most of all fun. The classes consisted mostly of freshmen, for whom it was required, but a good number of upperclassmen chose P.E. as a class they could ' unwind in after attending the other, more strict courses. The activities consisted of football, basketball, volleyball against the girls ' P.E. classes, soccer, softball, and one of Coach Ben Boulware ' s own creations, speed ball. Above. Exercising to keep in shape, Glenn White prepares himself for a game of volleyball. Right. A group of 4th period students “spike , volley , and try to put it on their opponents. 134 Boys Sports Above. Sleve_Moreland suffers the consequences of playing football shoeless. tim Stephens and Richard Howard help him to the back wing clinic as Ric Hankins advises them to amputate. Left Relay races are a part of Phys. Ed. Teamwork is especially important in this event. Boys Sports 135 i Competition Bulldogs... This was a year of mixed emotions for RHS athletics. Football again reigned ' ' King while basketball became its lackluster prince . B-team sports became more recognized, although still not gaining the popularity it deserves. The track team seemed to remain unknown, except to those tireless few who stuck it out through fall and winter training in hopes of gaining that symbolic R . High hopes are floating on the ' 73 baseball team as RHS athletics for ' 72- ' 73 draw to a close. Top right. Sophomore Ronnie Shaver puts in two for RHS ' B-team. Above. Under the watchful eye of Coach Beri Bo ulware, some track team members get set for a dash to the ribbon. 136 Competition Top. Stretching with all his ability, B-teamer Herbert Canada struggles to control the tip against LaFayette. Right. Senior Ronnie McDaniel again conies up with the needed yardage against Sprayberry. Above. left Johnson, John Smith, and Billy Brickley stay alert during the B-team game doing their duty of keeping the statistics. King Football... Go Dogs... Big Blue ... AAA .. .touchdown ... Joy... Frustration... All State... Bananas... Lackluster basketball... Courage ... RHS Sports. Competition 137 i ll± Freshmen Class of ' 76 elects officers in class meeting President—Kenny Kyle Sponsors—Miss Loraine Battle Mr. Ron Turner 140 Freshmen Vice-President—Terri North i The Spirit of 76 came marching in anxiously, and the Freshmen began a new phase of their school history. The first few days of the 72-73 school term found Freshmen scurrying down the lockerlined halls in search of their next class. Being a Freshman was not easy, but the newcomers quickly began to learn that they have to accept the new respon- sibilitiesalong with the new privileges. It did not take them long to find out what being a Bulldog was all about. Since time was running out before Competition Yell-Out, election of class officers was held in a class meeting. This avoided having to go through the rigorous activity of campaigning, and proved to be just as enjoyable to the energetic bunch of Freshmen that gathered in the auditorium. Secretary—Sheree FHartman T reasu rer—T ej:esa Morgan Social Chairman—Pam Robins . Freshmen 141 i.; , r- ■; ■ ;; A. ' r if 4 r tj- ir ' ■ ' Sherry Acuff Terry Adams Vickie Adams Wanda Adams Ricky Atkins Rhonda Bailey Donald Bain __ Way ne Bak er Tommy Barret Sherry Barton Darren Beene Mickey Bell Scott Benge Donald Bennet Tammie Berry Mark Billingsly Steve Bishop Mike Black jerry Blackwell Jennings Blevins Maureen Blevins Teresa Blevins Patricia BovyeiL-J Sherry Bowman Vickie Boyd Lucinda Brandon jo Ann Brock Pam Brooks Susan Brown Tony Bryant San dra B uff Steve Burk Carol Burney Catherine Butcher Bobby Butler Tim Butler Benny Byer Linda Cameron Ricky Camp Lamar Campbell Austin Canada Steve Cannon Ke n n ethjiantre! I Alan Carter Angie Carter Kathy Carter Ik Becky Carver Phyllis Cash 142 Freshmen i Freshmen Easy Riders ' travel the country on their Honda Becky Carver and Bobby Wigley think that motorcycle riding is lots of fun as motorcycles become more popular with boys as well as girls. Pam Castleberry Teresa Chadwick Jerry Chambers Raymond Chastain Paula Christian Michael Clark Re nee Clark Jane Clay Danny Cochran David Cofer Mark Cole Dwan Collins Freshmen 14 3 O - Billy Cooke Bruce Cooper Joyce Coots David Corneilson Cindy Coulter Donna Crane Dennis Cross 4=4 Darrell Crbuth Terry Crowley Benny Culpepper Brenda Cureton DebbieCurtis DonnaCurtis Dianne Davis Patricia Davis l Sandra Daw s Tommy Davis Alice Dean Beverly Dean Joey Dean w-r-’ Mike D endv Kay Dobbins ‘ Gayle Dorsey Patricia Doss Sandra Doss Ronnie Downs Claude Duffey Paulette Duke Randy Dunagan Barbara Dunn V Pam Dunn P am PunTiingtoji Stjev.eJ)ujQwood y Joy Duvall jefLEblen Bobby Elkins Katherine Ellis Kathleen Ellis Tim Ellis Terry Ellison_ V i IdeilEuBanks Tammy Eubanks Randy Evett Paul Fairley Kay Faulkner Phoebe Fields Armelia Foster Melody Foster 144 Freshmen Freshmen Conversationalists find hours of enjoyment thru Bell V invention Dianne Young and Frank Hufstetler spend many happy hours on the telephone discussing the events of the day. Connie Fowler Donna Fowler Russell Franklin Gloria Fricks BethGaskill , , EddieGerman Ken Gibson Kenneth Gibson Cindy Graham Randy G ravitt Ricky Gravitt PE. Kenneth Green y- Peggy Green Ricky Gregg Larry Griffith Ja mes G roce „ V, c n Mike Groves Sharon Guess Freshmen 145 Freshmen Tennis fans refuse to let rain stop their fun Randall Guice Don Guthrie Connie Hadden Jackie Haire Ann Ha kes Trina Hakes Mary Hale Debbie HammjJi Roxey Haney David D, Harris David L. Harris Dorthea Harris Jerry Harris ShereeHartman A Way neHarve y CTndy Hatfield f Anthony Hawkins This summer an additional sport came to the Rossville Recreation Center when tennis courts were built. Enthusiastic teams seemingly filled the courts every hour of the day and night. Even rain could not deter their enthusiasm as is proved by Sandra Buff and Carey Looney. 146 Freshman p Danny Hawkins Brenda Helton Kim Helton Marina Henderson Sharon Hender n ' r ' Jimmy Henry _ i John Hickey Barbara Hixson Connie Holder Randy Holladay Cindy Holland Pam Housley Donna Hudson JoeHuffm Frank Hufstetler Karen Hughey y Sherry Hulgan A , , Renee Hyde Bryan Jackson Denise Jackson Donald Jackson Kathy Jackson Ray James Karla Johnson Mike Johnson Dean Kelley Linda Kelley Ernest Kilgore Vickie Kilgore Jackie killin sworth Kelley King Cindy Kisor Donald Knox Susan Kolwyck Kenny Kyle Jimmy Lackey - Randy Lacy Tina Lane Joey Lawson Tim Lawson Susan Lee TeresaLeigh Larry Lewis Teresa Lewis Margie Liebe Lynn Lingerfelt Randy Little Carey Looney y «eu Freshmen 147 Freshmen Girls go far to get mistletoe for favorite beau Sheila Lowman Bobby Lunsford Randy Lynch -, i yiike Lynd ell CW. Lynn Jamie McAllister Karla Johnson and Tim Lawson add to the spirit of Christmas by gathering mistletoe. ) ‘ Aj e j _ Bobby McBride Tony McDaniel Kathy McGhee Gordon McQraw i Davi d McKgehan Susie McMaughon 148 Freshmen Bobby f cNabb Tonya McNabb James Mann Robert Mathis Darlene Maughon Mary Ann Michaels Barbara Miller Debbie Millican ■ PamMiriis Janie Mitchelle Denise Moore Walter Moore Teresa Morgan William Mullis Karen Nelson Sammy Newsome Terry Nida r h ir Tony Nix v, , 7 Terri North Steve Oswalt Jan Pace Debra Palmer Michael Parham Scott Parker Darlene Pasley Doug Patterson Jack Payne Lebron Phillip s - Pam Phillips Vickie Philpott Ann Price Lois Radford Jeannie Ragsdale Penny Randolph Joni Reagan Donna Rhodes Roberta Rhodes Debbie Richardson James Richey Patsy Ridley V Pam Robins V ■ .L Tony Roberts Pam Robertson Carthell Rogers Sherman Ross Donna Rowell Tina Rutledge Tommy Sanders 6 Freshmen 149 p Angela Schultz Phyllis Scott Donna Sharp Tim Shearin Nicky Shell Nancy Sherlin Debbie Shirley Scott Shirley Rhonda Shoemake David Sholtz Marty Simmons Edwin Singleton Tina Skillington David Smiddy DeWayne Smith Donna Smith Janie Smith Lynette Smith PatSmith- Sandra Snyder Shirley Spears -f Robert Stamper janetStapp Robin Stoker Loretta Stone Carol Strickland Loretta Strickland Greg Suggs DarleneSuits Danny Summers Debbie Swaney jamesTate joy Tate Cathy Taylor Sharon Teague Cindy Teems janetTempleton Barry Thomas Gerald Thomas ReginaThomas BrendaThomason Susan Thomason Dianna Young Matthew Young DebbieThomison LynetteThomison Richard Thornbrough Steve Thurman Terri Tinker MarkTow Dan Youngblood ' ' ElaineZaremskv ' 150 Freshmen Freshmen Winged kites gain freedom during windy weather jamesTroxell Nancy Trundle KarlaTurbyfill Debbie Waddle Susan Wallace Randy Waller Jan Wallin George Watkins Sharon Weathers Sherry Webster Teresa Welch Jennifer West Dwight Whitmore Lisa Whittaker Bobby Wigley Janet Wilkes if Debbie Willard Darla Williams Harvey Williams Mark Williams Scotty Williams Harold Willoughby David Wilson Eddie Wilson Mike Wilson Nancy Wilson Vickie Wilson DeWayne Wright Judy Yarbrough Lebron Yates Sophomores Spirited Sophs are competition for upperclassmen It would be difficult to describe the Sophomore Class of ' 73 without using the word enthusiasm , especially when it came to ex¬ hibiting spirit. A prime example was Competi¬ tion Yell-Outi It was evident that the Sophomore Class, which walked away with first place as Freshmen, was determined to come out on top again. They succeeded in tying the Seniors for top honors because of their infinite enthusiasm. The class sponsors. Miss MioJi and Mrs W alker, gave unselfishly of their time and effort fo make the Christmas Dance a decorative event. Aided by a group of hard-working Sophs, they did an exceptional job. Many Sophomores were honored with various awards. Governors Honors semi-finalists were Richie North in French and Kay Johnston in Social Studies. Above. Cheerleading is a favorite pastime for Sophomore Vice- President Trkia_J almer. Above, top. Class Sponsors, Mrs. Nancy Walker and Miss Norma Mink prove very helpful to Sophomore Class. Right. Basketball anyone? Sophomore President Cary Jones dresses for practice. 152 Sophomores Sophomore officers posing with their winning teepee are Patricia Palmer, Lynita Purcell, Gary Jones, C onnie Wall, and Nancy Crane. Connie Wall sells stationery as part of her job as secretary of the sophomore class. Sophomore treasurer, Lyn ita Purcell, is kept busy on the phone trying to drum up money for her class. Social chairman Nancy Crane enjoys a Coke and a short rest away from her duties as social chairman. Sophomores 153 Billy A dams Desiree Adams Debbie Akin Randj Akridge Mark Alexander ' RoxanneAnderson Car Atwood Rickey Armstrong Sheila Arp Yvonne Ashley Ann Avakian Ricky Bailey Sam Bailey David Bain Susan Baker Darlene Bales Dewayne Ball Pam Ball Ken ny Bancro ft Judy Bankston Janet Barfield Roger Barton Everette Bass Robert Baugh Renee Baxter- D bie Beene Tonja Beatty Brenda Beavers MjkeBeihune K. David Betty Connie Blacky •? Joej k Lamar Blankenship Charlotte Blaylock Alvin Boulton AlBoyd Rhonda Bo -a . Page Brandon Becky Brewer, Jimmy Brock_ Jerry Brodie Larry Brooks Steve Brookshire Kaye Broome Anita ro filTlBrown Darlene Brown David Brown 154 Sophomores Sophomores Food selection not easy in RHS cafeteria ' ' What shall we have today? Elvira Word and pan Buchanan try to decide what foods to choose for a hearty meal Charlene Browning Carl Broyles Jackie Bryant Don Bryson Larry Buff Vicki Burcham Cecilia Burney Beverly Burrows Aaron Burse M elvin Burse Curt Camp Grpver Campbell DonnieCallahan Charisse Cantrell Wanda Carlt VK indy Cawthorne CleoClark Joyce Clark Roy Clark StanleyClark Gloria Clemons Wade Clemons Kathy CobblerJ ? Debbie Cook Sophomores 155 Sophomores often have time to increase their knowledge by means of the Reference Library. Mjckey Fulton nd Henry- Ellis see what National Geographic has to offer. O) ii c q 1 _£2 o o U i 0-0 Q-( j - 0 0 - o u ■O k. o u OJ c ro O) t o; c.- fO (L): E, o k- 1 o, o u (U 00 (U U -O C -Q ro q; =1 u ( ) y c - ■ r= O ( ) E J2. Z Q E C «3 Q (U Q .2 4- O C C O O -Q TO ■ ■g i i _ XX ' ( It _ O o o o Q Q O 2 = 0 al to ' Q GO to CQ U s O o a� c O t: c c $ D o c c ?.?-o 8 U t O OJ Z J=5 2 E TO _C k. o Q - o o to 0 ) (U L. §■ o c ■O ) TO ( -D k_ TO |T3 jj (U (U Lu I O; c ' d� !: O Q 156 Sophomores huvml aii ta Sophomores Library satisfies many diversified interests Mark Eller Pebble Elliot PeeTilis Henry Ellis Luann Ellis Steve Ellis Wanda Ellis Buddy Eubanks G ary Fann Lanessa Fincher Freddie Fletcher Vonda Foster Annette Foutz Mike Fowler Pam Fowler Tricia Freeman Sheila Freeman Mic key Fulton Paul GarmpQ Steve Garrison Gregg Goins Linda Goins Mike Goodson Penny GossetP J.arry Gra ham Charles Graves Vicky Gravitt Cindy Gra r 7 a ; r Sherry Gregory George Green Rhonda Green Y Susan Green-5 Sandra Greer Tony Grey Rosemary Griffin CurtisGrindle Patricia Grogins Jif- ReneGuinj JoeGuthrie A ' cs..- A: Diane Haire Danny Hale Ann Hall Sophomores 157 PavidHall Ricky Haney Randy Harden jack Harp Sandra Har rison Diane Hartman Kathy Haynes Janet Hayes Jeffrey Hayes David Heathcoat Patricia Helton Karen Henryk Laura Higdon A— Nancy Higdon Steve Hinch 0 Denise Hix Greg Hope Doris Horton Lloyd Huffman DebbieHull Mike Humphrey Darrell Ivester Hoyt James Henry Johnson Jeff Johnson Sherry Johnson Kay Johnston Gary Jon_es Janice Jones Lebron Jone s Mike Jones — Beverly Justice Neal Justice Steven Justus ’■ Bendy Kellerhals Gary Kelly Jimmy Kelly Tina Kelly Joyce Kilgore Carlton King Teresa King Carolyn Kir Cindy KlassenV Regina Knox Teddy Ladd James Lance l immv L ance Sheila Lance 158 Sophomores 7 n I Andy Lane Del Langston Martha Large Mike Lawson Bob Le John Ligon Roger Lewis Shelly Lewis Dale Liles Patricia Long Randy Longley Louise Lee Martha Lowman Lebron Lowrance Sue Lowrance Randy Lynn Vickie Lynn Debbie McCallie Sophomores Bubble-brellas gain popularity on rainy days enthusiasm of Sophomores Vickie Burcham and Mike Wilson for going out to lunch. - Sophomores 159 S-T k i . .v7- Diane McClary - Donna McClure Steve McClure Alicia McDaniel McDaniel Sammy McGee Kym McGibony Mik e McKenzie Terr y McK enzie Randy McNabb Mike Malone Kathy Mann Terri Masterson. DennisMerit Mike Miller Darlene Mitchell Sharon Mooney Daniel Morgan Danny Morgan Debbie Morgan Reid Morgan Sherry Morgan- •Mike Morrow Loretta Mullinax Joe Murr Mike Myers Carol Nash David Nave Mike Neighbors Gary Nicholson Cool water cools a hot day. N cy Oane and Curt Camp stop for the pause tfiaT refreshes afteTa long day ' s work. 160 Sophomores Sophomores Christmas brings competition for door decorations T: ' 1 - d j VI V ' lh. i Sophomores, Rho nda P erry and David Rhea, are puzzled over what gift to send Santa this year. Donna Nida Roseanne Nifong Richie North ) f Gail Ogles panita Oliver Robin Osburn Randy Padgett ;(f-Patricia Palmer Elaine Parker Tim Parker Sophomores 161 Sophomores Sports cars are a status symbol among sexy sophs Small talk begins over small cars as Paul Garmon and Sharon Roden discuss the incidents of the day. Barbara Parrish jimmy Parson Mary Ann Parson Aleta Patterson, Gjyle Payne Darlene Pell Robin Pendly Kenny Pennington Rhonda Perry 2. Beverly Pittman Don Porter Shirley Porter Dewayne Potter _ Sharon Pruett Lynita Purcell Kathy Queen Mike Radcliff 162 Sophomores T V Lisa Reed Jane Reeves Scott Revis Ronald Roach Steve Roberts Robbie Robertson Sheena Robinson Sharon Roden jimmy Roderick Sylvia Rollins David Rhea 7 Debbie Rhodes I I Sonja Riddle Steve Rudd Carolyn Rutledge Brian Salmons MarySamillo Becky Sammons Blanton Sanders Gene Sanders Don Sanland Sheila Sartin Billy Scealf Scoggins T joyce Sexton RonnieShaver Jerry Shaw Sherry Sherill Kathy Shropshire Cindy Simerly Wawana Simmons Sheila Simpson yiKathy Singleton SandySisk - CindySmith Danny Smith Don Smith Jan Smith Jerry Smith Kevin Smith Mary Ellen Smith Don Smothers Kathy Snyder Jeanette Sparks Delores Stamper rv -IMancy Stanfield Robert Steed Roy Steele Sophomores 163 Sophomores New cracker machines satisfy hungry students Laura Steinman David Stevens Lisa Stevens V-Debbie Stone Deborah Stone ' f Edward Stone Pam Stone Myra touT Billy j oe Svyeadngi n t Brenda Tabor , Ki m Taylor. Gary Te em PaulaThacker S h a r o n.T hpm aso n ReneeThompson Sandy Turner Vanessa Tyboroski Velda Underhill Deborah Vass Louis Viega Glee n Vinp s Connie VValJ T johnny Wallace j Randy Walker Janet Walston AngelaJ Vam Gregg Watkins Paula Watkins Carol Webb Leonard White j fS h e i I Wj c k ham Mary Wilkes Vi ie Willett Mark Williams Wayne Williams Michael Wilson 164 Sophomores r ' ' Use at your own risk ioel Black and Ly nita Pur cell found this phrase posted on the cracker machine. Should they try or should they wait? Elvira Word 1 j WrighX Jean Wyatt M rk Young Sophomores 165 juniors Xlass of 74 ' ' marches on with determined leaders ■ 1 ■ir -■ ii Top. President, Chuck Purcell, takes a rest while thinking of the coming year. Left. Tommy Brackett, Vice-President, supports the selling of little football players. Happiness is.. .being a Bulldog. juniors back up this thought by showing how proud they are to be Bulldogs. Competition Yell-Out involved a lot of work as the juniors made a big sign displaying what happiness is. A victory was not won, but undefeated, they kept right on working by hanging signs in the halls to show their true Bulldog spirit. Election for class officers changed this year. Instead of campaigning, the officers were elected at a junior Class meeting. Finally the day has arrived. On October 26, the Juniors ordered their class rings and are enthusiastically looking toward the day of their arrival. Juniors received the annual responsibility of planning the Junior -Senior Prom. 166 Juniors S ' -: n r’-’l::;’ ’ ' wJ|J t.- •;■•«.?■; -I ti-- • ;; fop .eft. Treasurer, Jackie Kimsey, shakes the bank for any stray money. Top Right. Busy at work, Secretary, Martha Cook, finds the job comes along with much paper work. Left. Leroy Walden, Social Chairman, boosts social events forward. Above. Junior Sponsors Mrs. Judy Nasca and Miss Joyce Holder. Juniors167 I Charlotte Adams Jo Anne Adams Susan Alexander Robbie Ashley Patricia Ashton Mike Atkins Jerome Avakian . Unda Bail Debbie Baker Judy Baker Don Baugh Melanie Beene Randall Benge Darlene Bethune Teresa Biddle Doris Black Sheila Blevins Gary Bloodworth Charles Boss Tommy Brackett Leon Bradford Charles Bramlett Billy Brickley Dale Bright Denny Brock John Brock Johnny Brock Billy Brooks Billy Brown Mike Brown Paula Brown Steve Brown Wiley Brown Jack Buffington Melissa Burchfield Nancy Burr.is Lee Burse Renee Burse Donnie Cameron David Cape Gale Carey Terry Carrol Mark Castings Cindy Cates Sheila Catlett Patty Cauthen Janet Chadwick Ann Chambers 168Juniors I Juniors Monkey Bars provide childish fun reminiscent of the good ole days Playing on monkey bars, Ray Wallace, Leah Harris, Debbie Baker, Martha Cook, Chuck Purcell and Leroy Walden revert to childhood pastime. .cott Coffey MikeCole Martha Cook Perry Cook Kerry Cooper Barbara Cordle Don Coulter David Crane Glenn Cre Ricky Crouch Linda Crowder Lynn Crowder BrendaCurtis Lamar Davis jimmy Dean Brenda Dobbins Mary Anne Dockery Mark Dodd Sharon Doss Edith Downs Lisa Duncan Ernest Early Debbie Ellison Debbie Evans Kenny Farmer Carolyn Feagans Ralph Foster Susan Fox Claudette Fricks Paulette Fricks Juniors169 Juniors Curriculum offerings prompt careers Junior, Kim Smith, takes shorthand dictation by a dictaphone, one of many electronic devices in use by the Business Department. Robert Frost Ricky Fulps Ricky Gibson Vickie Gifford Lloyd Goins Beve rly Gore Vivian Goss Alma JoGowan David Graham Waymond Graham Marsheena Green Phillip Green Edith Grogins Dennis Guinn . y Michelle Haley Anita Hall Jerry Hamilton Wanda Hamilton Ronald Haney Ric H anki ns Connie Hargis jimmy Harper Leah Harris Loretta Harris 170 juniors Ronnie Harris Susie Harris Tim Harvey John Henderson Steve Henry Mickey Henshaw Richard Hickey Debbie Hickman Kathy Hickman Mark Higdon Carolyn Hill Diane Hill Teresa Hill Connie Hix Shirley Holcomb Bobby Howard Diana Howard Susie Huffman Tom Hufstetler Stanley Ireland Barry Jackson Helen Jackson Tommy Jaynes jGaryJenkins Reba Jenkins Karen Johnson Lynn Johnson Greg Johnston Jan Jones Betty Kelley Pam Kelley Sandra Kelley Kenny Kendricks Donna Kernea Marilyn Kettles Darlene Key Jackie Kimsey Angie Lamb Lamar Lamb Debbie Lancaster Danny Lane Gregg Lawson Jean Lawson Joe Lawson Karen Leming Bobby Lowe Mike Lowry Gail McClure Juniors 171 Jerry McCollum Dale McCurdy David McDaniel Steve McDaniel Pat McGraw Danny McNabb Karen Middlebrooks Faye Miller Treva Mitchell Darla Mizell DianeMizell Deborah Moore T e r r y M orela n d Carol Morgan Sharriet Morgan Brenda Murray Janice Myers Vicki Myers Debbie Nelson Dan Newton George Newton Denis Norwood LynnO ' Briant Kenneth O ' Pelesky yickje-Olive.r Diane Pace Kym Parrish Doreen Patterson Garv _Pavne Donna Pell Kathy Pettitt Shirley Phillips Sharon Poole Marjorie Porter Chuck Powell Linda Pressnell Chuck-PurceJI Kathy Richie Roger RkJje Donna Robertson Damon Ross Paula Rowan D Russell ICarerTRoss Tommy Schultz Riclcy Selvidge BrenBTsRav Cindy Shidler ( j 172Juniors ! II Juniors Blowing kisses make rewards nice for doing good deeds among cousins ' ' Kissing cousins ' a well-known phrase, can be applied at Rossville High School by cousins Donna Welter and Tim Harvey. Ray Simmons Becky Smith John Smith Kathleen Smith Kim Smith Mark Smith Mike Smith Phyllis Smith Rhonda Smith Rodney Snyder MarieSparks jack Sprayberry Dewayne Steele joe Don Stevens Karen Tate CharleneTaylor KathyThomas Sandy Thompson Linda Thrailkill RobertThrush Cindy Tucker TonyTucker Darlene Veal George Walcott Leroy Walden Dewayne Walk er JamesWiTIcer ' Cathy Wallace RayVVaMace Wayne WaTd Juniors 173 Juniors New students are introduced to Bulldog Country Freda Posey and Brad Carpenter become acquainted with the Bulldog banner. Stewart Warren Wayne vyeathers- Jan Wells Donna Welter Danny White Mark Williams Mike Williams Steve Williams Debbie Wilson Lara Wilson Gail Winston Mitch Woods Danny Wooten jane Wooten Dennis Yates 174 juniors 1 Junior cheerleaders Gale Carey, Connie Hix and Marsheena Green proudly show everybody what true happiness is. Which should we play now? Mike Cole and Lynn Johnson discuss current hits. juniors 175 Ready to begin a long, rough day, Paul Swanson deposits his jacket in the nearest locker. Paul serves as Treasurer of this year ' s Senior Class. The position of Vice-President of the ' 73 Senior Class is only one of the pleasures which Larry Maner enjoys. One of many Senior spirit-boosters is Jeannie Henley. She serves as A gracious hostess and superb party planner, Marcia Hanes fulfills her Secretary of the Class of 73. duties as Social Chairman with great efficiency. 176 Seniors Seniors Students who proved worthy gain leadership title President Rob Suggs is known to be a science bug. Looking over a new piece of equipment, he waited anxiously to give it a try. The Senior Class of 1972-73 mixed new ideas, tradition, enthusiasm, spirit, and a lot of effort together to produce a year filled with ex¬ citement, achievement, and many memories. Faced with the thought of this being their last year and wanting to prove their spirit and willingness to work, the Senior Class ' Tut it all together —determination, pride, and a lot of spirit—to capture the first place title in the annual competition Yell-Out. Flashing Senior rings, attending Senior activities, worrying about final grade averages, and practicing for graduation were a few of the advantages of finally being a Senior. These as well asother memories will long remain a part of the Cl ss of 73. Senior Sponsors were Mrs. Lynn Curtis and Miss Joann Carter. Seniors 177 Seniors Mr. and Miss Senior V3 nominated by their class Ricky Anderson Anthony Arp Ray Arp Gary Ashley Stanley Banther Ernest Beam Teresa Beard Stanley Beasley 178 Seniors Paula Bohanon Considered tops by their classmates, Dicky Oark and J eannie Hen ley were voted Mr. and Miss Senior by the Cfass of 73. Walter Bramblett Elaine Born Seniors 179 Seniors Class of 73 favorites voted Most Popular couple Sean Britton Jimmy Brock Greg Brooks B.J. Brooks Mike Brown Debbie Bryan Jeff Burchfield Pamela Brooks Johnny Burnette Dan Burney Denise Burrows Pat Butcher 180 Seniors A friendly smile and winning personality were two traits given prominence in the Seniors ' choice of Mo st Popular, Doug Turner and Jennifer Morrow.„ Seniors 181 Seniors Personality, cooperation made Best All Around Rated high on the list of superlatives, jeff )ones and Marcia Hanes captured the most votes for Best All Around Ronald Carter Wanda Carter Zelda Carter Karen Catlett 182 Seniors David Crawford Kenneth Cross Seniors 183 Debbie Culver Tonia Davis Carolyn Dean Teressa_Q[ane Lamar Dean Kathy Curl Seniors Warm friendly smiles are selected as Friendliest Teresa Dempsey Winnie Emerick Ricky England Eddie Ervin Kathy Evett Gary Farmer Sandy Fafris Bob Ferguson Rosemary Flegal Butch Ford Dianne Fouts Bud Fowler 184 Seniors A warm smile and pleasing disposition were outstanding characteristics of the Friendliest seniors, Bud Fowler nd Jan Campbell. Sherry Fowler Cindy Fraley Mark Fuller Tony Fowler Debbie Fugate Labron Gooch Seniors 185 Seniors Exuberant enthusiasm shown throughout the year Mike Good Randall Graves Brenda Gray At almost any sporting event, Larry.JNorth and Elaine Born could be seen backing the Dogs either in the crowd or with the team. They were chosen as having the Best School Spirit. Donna Griffin Michael Griffin Phyllis Guest 186 Seniors Jeannie Henley Carolyn Harris Debbie Harris Seniors 187 Boyd Hargraves Donna Hickey David Hicks Patty Headrick jimmy Hicks Seniors Coordination proves valuable for Most Athletic Denise Hill Debbie Hindham Cathy Hixon Richard Howard LeBron Howell Pattie Huff Renva Hughes Peggy Hurst David Huskey Bobby Ireland Nancy Johnson Jeff Jones 188 Seniors Patricia Jones Terry Jones Blane Justice Patricia Kellerhals Seniors 189 Because they possessed agility, versatility and good sportsmanship, Ronnie McDaniel and Jea nne Whitloc k were named Most tHTeTic. Seniors Polished manners, thoughtfulness— shown to all Peggy Kelly Susan Kelly Ricky Kernea Robert Kissing Thomas Knowles Angie Lackey Pat Langston Jeff Lee 190 Seniors Terry Lovinggood “Please and “thank you as well as “ma ' am and “sir were among the words used most often in the vocabularies of Scott McCuiston and Sharon Scott, voted Most Courteous. Dan Lowry Darrel Longley Seniors 191 sheila McCloud Scott McCuiston Ro Dai_e M cDaniel Leonard Mclntire Donna McKeehan Gail McNish Robert MacGregor Beverly Malone Marianna Marshall Becky Miller Brenda Mizell Denise Mizell 192 Seniors II i Seniors Dale Moore Steve Moreland Jini my M organ ' As we change, so do fashions ' —A fact shown by two superlatives Always neatly attired for any occasion, Mark Stephenson and Sallye Williams were selected as Best Dressed. Seniors 193 Seniors Hard work and determination proves worthwhile Linda Morgan Wendell Morris Kathy Murdock Sue Myers The two Most Talented members of the Class of 73 were Robert MacGregor and B. J. Brooks. 194 Seniors Debbie Owens Mickey Powell Pam Parson Rochelle Powell Barbara Pierce Susan Quinton Renee Patterson Ron Pruett Seniors 195 p Seniors The wonders of nature evade the quietest moments Steve Romanchik Sharon Ross Mike Rosser Michael Rowan Hollis Rudd Chip Russell Linda Sartin Darrel Scealf 196 Seniors I Bobby Shelnutt Glenda Shockley Bernitta Shrade Alice Simerly Seniors 197 Sharon Scroggins Sharon Scott Outside beauty attracted Kathy Woodall and Paul Swanson to a local field. Seniors Studious ' seniors sighted specific study spots Seniors were sometimes found studying in the front halls. Kathy Butl et, took a brief glance over her history notes. Tonja Smith Jeffery Snyder Jackie Sprayberry 198 Seniors Judy Taylor Teresa Taylor Michael Teague Barbara Starnes Rob Suggs Gary Stacks Sherri Strickland Mark Stephenson Phil Summers _ Paul Swanson Stephanie Teague Tim Stephens Rodney Underwood Nila Venable Sidney Walker Carolyn Wann Cindy Walston Frank Watson Teresa Wells Jerry Whitfield Jeanne Whitlock Dimmy Wilkinson Bobby Willett Sallye Williams Seniors We live for today and believe in our tomorrows Sharon Williams Judy Wilson Debbie Wofford Kathy Woodall Gloria Wooten Nathaniel Word Bazalene Wright Carla Wright Ricky Wright Lamar Wyatt Debbie Younes PatZaremsky Seniors 201 Honors Top two grads speak at commencement I I ■ I I ■ 4 j Valedictorian - Gary Ashley 202 Honors Honors 203 Honors Honor grads; DAR Award Each year at Graduation Ceremonies, four students are chosen as speakers. Valedictorian and Salutatorian are the students with the top grades in their class. Also chosen to speak from a list of Star Graduates are Class Representative, chosen by the senior class members, and Faculty Representative, chosen by the RHS faculty. A local DAR chapter presents a citizenship award each year to an out¬ standing senior who is selected by the RHS faculty and the senior class. Left. Class Representative - Rob Suggs Below. Faculty Representative - Elaine Born Honors Star and Honor Graduates for 1973 Star and honor graduates represented the upper ten percent of the Senior Class. These honors were based on the grade averages of the freshman, sophomore, junior years and the first semester of the senior year. Special recognition was given these students at Gradua¬ tion held on Monday, June 4th. Star Graduates (ranked by class order from 1-23). 1st row: Gary Ashley, Marvin Cornelison, Rob Suggs, Jan Henson, Robert MacGregor, Steve Romanchik (not pictured), Pat Langston, Terran Smith, Glenda Shockley, Darcia Chandler. 2nd row: Linda Bird (not pictured), Terri Robert Frank Watson, Boyd Hargraves, Teresa Wells, Eddie Ervin, Nila Venable, Brenda Wilbanks Gray, Cynthia Kelly. 3rd row: Barbara Starnes, Elaine Born, Jeanie Bowman, Jeanne Whitlock. 206 Honors Honor Graduates (ranked by class order from 24-46). 1st row; Steve Camp (not pictured), Marcia Hanes, Larry Maner (not pictured); Sharon Scroggins, Teresa Tyler, Mary Alice Clark (not pictured), Kathy Woodall, Sherri Strickland, Doug Turn er, Gloria Wooten (not pictured). Ginger Wooten, Lamar Wyatt. 2nd row: Margaret Lewis, Pamela Brooks, Sheila McCloud, Mike Dunn (not pictured), Denise Hill, Zelda Carter, Wanda Carter, Pat Zaremsky, Paul Swanson, Bobby Ireland, Patricia Kellerhals. Honors Scholastic honors rank high at RHS Beta Club... Character,., Leadership,.. Responsibility ... Scholarship,.. Atlanta Convention Trip... 90 average for admittance.., Ushers at football games... Student, Teacher of the year... Who ' s Who in American High School . . . Governor ' s Honors. Beta Club. First row: Rob Suggs, Marcia Hanes, Elaine Born, Chu ck Purcell. Second row: Miss JoAnn Carter, sponsor; Terri Roberts Kathy Woodall, Mary Anne Dockery. Third row: Yvonne Templeton Treva Mitchell, Kathleen Smith, Don Bryson, Jeannie Bowman, Jan Henson. Fourth row: Joy Crane, Boyd Hargraves, Steve Romanchilt, T om Shultz. Fifth row: John ori, Steve Camp, Marvin Cornelison. Sixth row: Larry Maner, Paul Swanson. Beta Club. First row: Terran Smith, Jeannie Whitlock, R ichie North . Second row: Miss Marian Sprayberry, sponsor; Jackie Kimsey, Teresa Wells, Doris Black. Third row: Nila Venable, Shelia McCloud, Janet Walston, Gale Carey, Debbie Stone. Fourth row: Sharon Scroggins, Brenda Beavers, Nancy Stanfield. Fifth row: Glenda Shockley, Kathy Mann, Martha Cook, Angie Davis. Sixth row: Brenda Tabor, Mary Ellen Smith. Seventh row: Pat Langston, Patrica Kellerhals, Becky Miller, John Smith. Eighth row: Susan Quin¬ ton, Lamar Wyatt, Leroy Walden, Stanley Ireland. Ninth row: Dicky Clark, Bobby Howard, Cary Ashley, Eddie Ervin. 208 Beta Club who ' s who in American High Schools for 1972-73 are Elaine Born, Ken Blevins, Te rri Roberts, Doug Turner, Jeannie Henley, J|m- rny Morjan, Marcia Hanes, Rob Suggs, Mary Alice Clark. Governor ' s Honors nominees for 1972-73 are (seated) R ichie No rth, French; K ay Johnston, Social Studies; Tom Shultz, Science; Melissa Burchfield, Engli ; Judy Baker, Music. Honors Exchange Club honors Boy, Girl of Year Boy of the Year—Rob Suggs 210 Honors Honors Annual Class Night royalty presented Class Night King - Doug Turner Class Night Queen - Jeannie Henley 212 Honors 1973 Class Night Court. Jeff Jones, Jennifer Morrow, Bud Fowle r, Marcia Hanes, Dicky Clark, and Jan Campbell. Class Prophecy - Steve Romanchik Class History - Doug Turner Class Will - Steve Camp Below. Beta Club King - Rob Suggs Beta Club Queen - Marcia Hanes Honors Athletes, fans, students, band receive honors Top right: Wrestlers Paul Swanson and Mike Brown won second place in their weight classes at the Georgia High School State Wrestling Tournament in Atlanta. Below right. 1972-73 Football Awards.. Ken Blevins, Citizenship Award; Wendell Morris, Outstanding Senior Lineman; Ronnie McDaniel, Sportsmanship Award; Doug Turner, Scholastic Award; Dicky Clark, Outstanding Senior Back. Left. Teacher Fan of the Year, Mrs. Shirley Grigsby; Parent Fan of the Year, Mrs. Claude Henley; Student Fan of the Year, Elaine Born. I 214 Honors 9S l ssPille 3{igh SchooL ' Band l dith best i fisheSy ' J. f Vice-President Spiro T. Agnew visited Chattanooga to speak at a political rally before the November Presidential election. The RHS Band was selected to provide music for the rally. Honors 215 I RUSTY ' S MEAT MARKET Rusty ' s Meat Market has the lowest beef prices in town. Look for the sign of the steer. Spring formais were bursting out all over the Jo-Ann Shop when jeannie Henley discovered this one. Tim Stephens and Sandra Buff try to learn all of the intricacies of a challenging insurance business. THE JO-ANN SHOP DAUGHERTY INSURANCE 218 Advertisements Sheree Hartman enjoyed her brief ride in this luxurious 73 Thunderbird at Bert Brown Ford in Rossville. I BERT BROWN FORD, INC. Advertisements 219 LANE FUNERAL HOME Ross C. Lane, President—Phone: 866-5151 i I f FRANCES ' SHOP A girl could get stars in her eyes while discovering the large selection of bridal gowns and accessories at the Frances ' Shop. Teresa Beard found this exquisite gown and agreed to model it for us. 220 Advertisements 103 W. Lake Avenue ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA 866-0306 BEST JEWELERS KLEEN-A-MATIC 205 Chickamauga Avenue ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA 866-1814 Rossville School Rings 4 weeks delivery JONES BARBER SHOP 703 McFarland Avenue Razor Cuts—Styles LONGLEY ' S PHARMACY 785 Chickamauga Avenue Rossville, Georgia 866-1220 RELIABLE T.V. SERVICE Sales Service House of Hobbies Ceramic Hobby Supplies Sherwin-Williams Paints Supplies 1005 McFarland Avenue Rossville, Georgia HICKS INSURANCE For the best coverage and the lowest insurance rates in town, Pat Butcher sees Mr. Hicks. f ' ty % Advertisements 221 Nancy Duffey and Richie North appreciate the beauty and comfort of C. M ' s living room suites. G M FURNITURE COMPANY UNCLAIMED FREIGHT FURNITURE La Fayette Road Hwy. 27 FT. OGLETHORPE, GEORGIA Phone: 866-5613 Ask about our complete guarantee We Can ' t be Undersold Seeing is Believing WHITE WAY CLEANERS 306 Spring Street ROSSVILLE, Georgia 866-8629 JIFFY MARKET 814 Mission Ridge Road ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA MORGAN PRODUCE COMPANY Spring Street ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA 222 Advertisements BRODY JEWELERS Waymond Graham enjoys courteous service from Mr. Brody who shows him the new class rings. For expert draftsmanship, just look for the sign of the compass. DUGGAN DUGGAN, INC AMERICAN STATION Sharon Henderson and Renee Hankins learn about prompt and courteous service that holds customers. David Hixon assists Hollis Rudd and Mark Higdon with a sports coat fresh from their spring collection. HIXON ' S MEN ' S WEAR Advertisements 223 SHIPLEY ' S LAY DRUG COMPANY, INC VASSEY ' S MEN ' S STORE 4810 Rossville Boulevard 104 Chickamauga Avenue Chattanooga, Tennessee 698-2564 ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA WALTER A. WOOD SUPPLY COMPANY KENYON SOUTHERN, INC. 4517 Rossville Boulevard CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE 867-1033 P.O. Box 639 ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA 866-3973 f ftwwrjl PISTON RiNas|l ■ cHAi ptowj AUTO PARTS ■ AUTO PARTS ! Johnny Burnette and Joel Evans know where to go for all of their automotive needs. POST AUTO PARTS 224 Advertisements LA DEAN SHOP CREIGHTON ' S FLOWER SHOP Cathy Wallace discovers quaint old-fashioned wedding gowns or more modern ones to cater to individual taste. Angie Davis recommends these beautiful floral arrangements to further Cupid ' s cause. Advertisements 225 MELLO KREME BOTTOMS UP Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia 629-0053 ACE VENDING COMPANY 829 Chickamauga Avenue Rossville, Georgia 866-9330 Mr. Greene recommends a cranberry knit jacket for David Harris to start his spring wardrobe. HASSELL AUTO PARTS 308 LaFayette Road FORT OGLETHORPE, GEORGIA 866-0722 BRANDON INSURANCE REALTY Carolyn Harris and Tonja Davis are sold on this beautiful Zenith Chromacolor television set. 866-8038 CALLAHAN FURNITURE CO. ' 109 State Street Rossville, Georgia 226 Advertisements B B TRUE VALUE HARDWARE DAN WILLIAMS PIANOS EDMONDSON COLLEGE HUGH RUSSELL BODY SHOP HUNGRY HOLLOW LOOKOUT SPORTING GOODS MILLER BROTHERS PEERLESS FLORIST RHODES BARBER SHOP TOWER CREDIT CORPORATION MARTIN-THOMPSON COMPANY O ' NEAL AND SON ' S REAL ESTATE CHATTANOOGA COCO-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY, INC. Gale Carey and Steve Christopher are going to try to teach the world to sing about the clean taste of Coca-Cola. Advertisements 227 STANDARD OIL COMPANY 800 McFarland Avenue CONLEY I.FLEGAL MC FARLAND MOTORS 817 McFarland Avenue ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA MIDWAY AUTO PARTS 1419 LaFayette Road Rossville, Georgia 866-9551 E E DISCOUNT SHOES 201 W. Gordon Avenue Rossville, Georgia 866-3646 FAYE ' S QUICK LUNCH 815 Chickamauga Avenue Rossville, Georgia 866-6432 FORT OGLETHORPE STATE BANK 201 Thomas Road Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia 866-1146 Modeling this demure formal is fun for Brenda Gray. No doubt she will remember the good quality and high style of all the Personality fashions. PERSONALITY SHOP 228 Advertisements RUBENSTEIN ' S Rubenstein ' s on Rossville Boulevard supplies the needs of this area ' s men and young men. ROSSVILLE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN Karen Johnson and Glen Creel assure Mrs. White of their continued patronage. LAFAYETTE WHOLESALE COMPANY 1008 Carline Road Rossville, Georgia 866-2 MORGAN MOBILE HOMES BROCK CANDY COMPANY 1113 Chestnut Street CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE HEADRICK ' S GARAGE 2395 Rossville Boulevard 1838 McFarland Avenue Chattanooga, Tennessee 267-9770 S S MOTORS, INC. At the Big Umbrella 2828 Rossville Boulevard Chattanooga, Tennessee ' RHYNE PHARMACY J. HAROLD SHALETT Downtown Rossville 866-0465 Complete Drug and Prescription Service Rossville, Georgia BEST WISHES A Friend COMPLIMENTS of a friend 861-0835 Advertisements 229 1 ROYAL CROWN COLA WOOTEN HARDWARE COMPANY Debbie Owens knows that people who really love cola really love R.C. Marvin Cornelison and Hollis Rudd find pocket knaves for most any purpose at their favorite hardware store. Tommy Dupree is there to assist should Scott McCuiston and Doug Turner need help in choosing an outfit. 5. 5. Kresge ' s in Rossville ' s Shopping Center is famous for its great variety of reasonably priced merchandise. H C MEN ' S WEAR S. S. KRESGE COMPANY 230 Advertisements ROSSVILLE JONES AUTO PARTS AND MACHINE SHOP SERVICE 867-9941 4707 English Avenue W. E. HAYS REAL ESTATE General Real Estate... Appraisals Office: 215 West Gordon Ave. Phone: 866-7182 KRISPY KREME DOUGHNUT COMPANY 5609Brainerd Road DUKE BROOME HARDWARE COMPANY 106 LaFayette Road Sheila Freeman and Robbie Robertson found the friendly ready IF GEORGIA bank ready for them and their needs. ' Advertisements 231 WOODS—CHRISTIAN TITLE AGENCY Mitch Woods tries to fit his father ' s desk as he helps jackie Kimsey, Mark Castings, and Doug Hall by advising them on abstracting and insuring land titles. ROBERT W. FLEGAL INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. For the customer ' s convenience, there is parking behind the building also. Dicky Clark, Jeanne Whitlock, Chuck Purcell, and Debbie Bryan assure Mr. Hale of their continued patronage. HOME STEAM LAUNDRY CLEANERS 232 Advertisements ■ ' ’T I I tow Do lyOi ' r hee? SONNET XLIII I low do 1 lovo thop? me count the ways. I love tlu ' P to the depth and breadth and height My •-■)ul can reach, w hen feeling out of sight For the ends of fh ' ing and ideal Grace. I love thee to the level of every day’s Most (luiet nee l, by sun ami candle light. 1 love thee freely, as men strive for Right; I love thee purely, as they turn from Praise. 1 love thee w ith the passion put to use In my ohi griefs, and w ith my childhtxxl ' s faith. 1 love thee w ith a love I seemed to lose With my lost saints,—! love thee with the breath. ■Smiles, tears, of all my life!—and, if Gixl rh(X)se, I shall but love thee l)etter after death. Klizabeth Barrett Brow ning Famous for its unique wedding service, Stanrich Studio displays a gallery of fine photography. STANRICH STUDIO Advertisements 233 WAYNE BROCK DODGE Lafayette, Georgia 234 Advertisements mmi: DREAM CREAM Jackie Ashley serves Eddie Ervin one of the famous Dream Cream chocolate malts. MILLIGAN WHOLESALE AND VENDING COMPANY Mrs. Holder, Mrs. Milhorn, and Mrs. Cook sell candy from Millican ' s. Mrs. Peggy Carver and Mrs. Ruby Taylor enjoy selling the new style of shoes at Rossville Shoe Store. JAFFE ' S ROSSVILLE SHOE STORE FAY ' S MOTORS 3215 Rossville Boulevard CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE GILREATH ' S EXXON 788 Chickamauga Avenue 866-2380 Best wishes from BENTLEY FABRICS 1971 McFarland Road Rossville, Georgia 866-0147 Headquarters for Yards of Satisfaction Advertisements 235 ROSSVILLE ESQUIRE MEN ' S SHOP Mr. Gene Roberts offers Dan Youngblood and Tim Lawson courteous service and fashions to fill their needs. DODD BROTHERS SERVICE STATION 2004 McFarland Gap Road Rossville, Georgia T T 866-9929 MOTORS 1313 LaFayette Road ROSSVILLE, GEORGIA good yearbooks deserve . . . BENSON NASHVILLE . . . others need us Cathy Carter and Raymond Chastain get their milk assembly line fresh at Happy Valley Farms. HAPPY VALLEY FARMS, INC 236 Advertisements In life I DARR ' S The Family Place For Fast Food Advertisements 237 ’. ' pVVl ' CKFr, BAR b q • S ' A F OOrc GIAWtc . S Miscellaneous memories mingle in our minds Top. A Christmas tree provided by the Key Club adorns the school roof. Bottom left. Paul Swanson presents the Spirit Stick to Jackie Kimsey, representing the Junior Class, at the spring Blue-White game. Bottom right. Sharon Roden smiles happily at the Blue-White game for she knows spring is near. I 238 Memories } Top left. Studies continue throughout the year. LaRonda Riddle works on a science project. Top right. A new fad—red stick-on smile hearts—could be seen on books, lockers, and clothing. Bottom. Cars, cars, and more cars jam the free craters-of-the-moon parking lot across from the school. Memories 239 I Senior Information Lists ANDERSON, RICKY—Pep Club 10, II, 12; Football Escort 12; Key Club 9, 10; FTA 12, Social Chairman. ARP, ANTHONY—Band 10, I I. 12, Captain 12; Medical Club 9, 10, II, 12, 3rd Vice-President I I, 1st Vice-President 12, State President 12. ARP, RAY—Band 9, I 1. ASHLEY, GARY—Math Club 9, Beta Club 10, II, 12; Spanish Club 10; Science Club 10, II, 12, 2nd Vice-President 12; Certificate of Merit II; Governors’ Honor Program II; National Merit Commended Student M; Dorothea Barrett Scholarship Award II; Helen P. Reed Foreign Lan¬ guage Proficiency Award II; NEDT Award 9; English Award 10; Spanish Award I I. ASHLEY, JACKIE—GAL 10, II, 12; Volleyball 10, II, 12. BANTHER, STAN LEY- BEAM. PAUL—Key Club II, 12; Basketball Manager 10, II, 12. BEAN, ERNEST— BEARD, TERESA—FHA 9, 10; Library Club 10, Sweetheart 10; FBLA 12. BILLINGSLEY, ANDY— BIRD, LINDA— BISHCP, JCHN—Football Team 9, 10; Boxer 12; FTA M, 12. BLEVINS, KENNETH—Football Team 9, 10, II, 12; FCA 10, II, 12; Key Club 10, II, 12, Treasurer I I, President 12, Key Clubber of the Month I I; Wrestling I I. BLEVINS, RCY—Football Team 9, 10, I I, 12, Co-Captain 12. BOHANON, PAULA—Pep Club 10, II, 12; Y-Teens 9, 10, II, 12, Social Chairman 12; Medical Club 10, M, 12; GAL I I, 12; Dance Team I I, Secretary I I. BORN, ELAINE-—Cheerleader 9, Pep Club 9, 10, II, 12, Treasurer 12; Y- Teens 9, 10, II, 12, Chaplin 9, 10, Treasurer II, Senior Representative 12; GAL 10, II, 12, Secretary 12; Beta Club 10, II, 12, Corresponding Secretary 12; Referee Kickball Official 12; P.E. Officer 10, II, 12, 10 Big Sister, II Co-Captain, 12 Captain; Football Sponsor 12; Student Fan 12; Correspondence to News-Free Press 12; Class Officer 10, II, Vice President 10, II; Annex Officer Girl. BOWMAN, JEANNIE—Medical Club 10, II, 12, Chaplain II, Treas¬ urer 12; Science Club 12; Beta Club 12; Rossvillite Staff 12. BRAMBLEH, WALTER— BRinON, SEAN—Y-Teens 9, 10. BROCK, JIMMY- BROOKS, B. J.—Band 9, 10, II, 12, Assistant Drum Major 9; Drum Major 10, II, 12; Outstanding Drum Major Awards 10, M, 12; Football Sponsor 12; Superlative Most Talented 12; Y-Teens II, 12; Pep Club 9, 10, II; Medical Club 9, 10. BROOKS, GREG— BROOKS, PAM- BROWN, MIKE — Wrestling 10, II, 12, Captain 12. BRYAN, DEBBIE— BURCHFIELD, JEFF— BURNETTE, JOHNNY—Boxing Team 10 II; Junior Exchange 9, 10, II, 12; FTA I I, 12, Social Chairman 12. BURNEY, DAN—Chorus 9, 10, II, 12; Wrestling 12. BURROWS, DENISE—Y-Teens 9, 10, II, 12; VOT 12; FBLA 12. BUTCHER, PATRICIA—AMCC 9, 10, II, 12, Clinic Manager II, Recording Secretary 12; Library Club 12, Secretary 12; Thespians 12; Y-Teens 10. BUTLER, KATHY—Pep Club 9, 10, II, 12; Medical Club 9, 10, class representative 10; Rossvillite Staff 9, 10; Y-Teens 10, II, 12, Scrap¬ book Chairman II; P.E. Captain 12, GAL II, 12; ROINES Editorial Staff 12; Football Sponsor II, 12; Volleyball Team 10, II, 12. CAGLE, JAMES— CAMP, STEVE—Chess Club 9; Junior Exchange Club 9, 10, II, 12, Secretary 12; FCA 10, II; Track Team II, 12; Debate Team 9; Basket¬ ball Manager II; Rossvillite 12; Word Staff 10, II. CAMPBELL, JAN—Pep Club 9, 10, II, 12; Y-Teens 9, 10, II, 12, Devotional Chairman 9, Class Representative 10, Most Outstanding Y- Teen 10, Vice-President II, President 12; Homecoming Queen Candi¬ date 12; Superlative Friendliest 12. CARTER, RONALD— CARTER, WANDA— CARTER, ZELDA—FHA 9; Science Club 10; FTA 12; Chorus II, 12. CATLETT, KAREN— CAUSBY, JOHN—Applied Math Award II. CHADWICK, KENNETH— CHANDLER, DARCIA—Chorus II, 12, Secretary 12. CLARK, DICKY—Junior Exchange 9, 10, II, 12, President 12; FHA King Candidate 10, II; Varsity Baseball 9, 10, II, 12; Basketball Team 10, II, 12, Co-Captain 12; Football Team 9, 10, II, 12, Captain 12; Class Officer, President 9, Vice-President 10; Calendar Boy 9; Pep Club 9, 10, II, 12, Class Representative 9, 12; Beta Club 9, 10, 11; FCA 9, 10, II, 12; Superlative Mr. Senior 12. CLARK, MARY—Black Afro-American Club II, 12, President 12; VOCA 12, President 12. COBBLER, MARY—Medical Club 10. COOPER, TERRY— CORNELISON, MARVIN—Beta Club 9, 10, II, 12; Certificate of Merit II; Science Award, Math Award, French Award, English Award I I. CRANE, TERESSA—Y-Teens 9, 10; FBLA 12; VOT 12. CRAWFORD, DAVID- CROSS, KENNETH— CULVER, DEBBIE—GAL 10, II, 12; Pep Club 9, 10, II, 12; Y-Teens 9, 12; Captain P.E. Class 12; Junior Achievement II, 12. CURL, KATHY—FHA 9; Band 9, 10, II, 12, Sergeant 12; Medical Club 10, II, 12; FTA 12; Chorus 12. DAVIS, TONJA—Y-Teens 9, 10; FTA 10, II, 12. DEAN, CAROLYN—Medical Club 9, 10, II, 12; Y-Teens 10, II, 12; Pep Club 10, II, 12; GAL M, 12; ICC 12, President 12. DEMPSEY, TERESA— ENGLAND, RICKY— EMRICK, WINNIE—Y-Teens 9; Band 9, 10, II, Sergeant II. ERVIN, EDDIE—Beta Club 10, II, 12; Football Team 9; Basketball 9; Baseball 12; Chess Club 9; Math Club 9; Debate Team 9; Rossvillite I I; University of Georgia Certificate of Merit I I. EVANS, JOEL—Football 9, 10, II, 12; Baseball 9, 10; Wrestling Team 10, II; FCA 9, 10, II, 12; Key Club II, 12; FTA 12. EVANS, RITA—Medical Club 9, 10; Pep Club I I. EVETT, KATHY—CVAE 12; VOCA 12. FARMER, GARY—Band 9, 10, II, 12, 2nd Lieutenant 9, Sergeant 10, 11, Band Manager 12, Master .Sergeant 12, John Phillips Award. FERGUSON, ROBERT—Chorus 9, 10, II, 12; Word Staff 10, II; Art Club II; Rossvillite Staff 12; Science Club 12, Sergeant-in-Arms 12; Library Club 12. FLEGAL, ROSEMARIE—Medical Club 9, 10. FORD, BUTCH—DECA II, 12; Art Club II, 12. FOUTS, DIANNE—FTA 9, 10, 11; Pep Club 9, 10; Rossvillite Staff 10, II; ROINES Editorial Staff 12; Y-Teens 10, II. FOWLER, BUD—Pep Club 12; Junior Exchange 10, II, 12, Sergeant- in-Arms 12; FCA 9, 10, II, 12, Vice-President 12; Football Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Boxing 9, Motor Club 10, I I, President I I. FOWLER, SHERRY—Medical Club 10, II, 12, Volunteer Work Chair¬ man II, Social Chairman 12, Spectrum Secretary 10, II; Junior Achievement II, Personal Manager II. FOWLER, TONY— FRALEY, CINDY—Medical Club 10, II; Spanish Award 12; VOT 12; FBLA 12. FUGATE, DEBBIE—Y-Teens 9, 10; Pep Club 10. FULLER, MARK— GOOCH, JAMES- GOOD, MIKE—Track Team 9; Band 9. GRAVES, RANDALL- GRAY, SHARON—Y-Teens 9, 10, II, Vice-President 9, 10, Sergeant- in-Arms I I; Pep Club 10, GAL I I. GRIFFIN, DONNA—Band 9, 10, II; Drama Club 10; Thespians II, 12; Junior and Senior Play II, 12; Chorus 10, I I, 12, President 12. GUTHRIE, ELAINE—Library Club 12. HAMMER, STEVE—Pep Club 10, II, 12; Junior Exchange Club 10, II, 12; FCA 10, II, 12; Football 10, 11; Wrestling Team 9, 10, II, 12. HANES, MARCIA—Beta Club 10, II, 12, Social Chairman 12; GAL 10, II, 12, Historian 12; Medical Club 9, 10; Pep Club 10, II, 12, Class Representative II, Vice-President 12; Y-Teens 10, M, 12, ICC Representative II, ICC President II, Most Outstanding Y-Teen II, Vice-President 12; Class Officer 10, 11, 12, Social Chairman 10, II, 12; Calendar Girl 10; Football Sponsor 12; ROINES Editorial Staff 10, II, 12, Editor-in-Chief 12; Junior and Senior Play 12; Superlative, Best All Round 12; DAR Citizenship Award 12. HANKINS, RENEE—Debate Team 9; National Forensic League 9; Y- Teens 9; Beta Club 9, 10, II; Band 9, 10, II, 12; FTA 10, II, 12, Reporter 12; Art Club 12, Reporter 12; Spanish Club 10, 12, President 12; ROINES Business Staff II, 12; Medical Club 12; Thespians 12. HARGRAVES, BOYD—Chess Club 9, Treasurer 9; Medical Club 10, II; Band 9, 10, II, 12, 2nd Lieutenant 12; Thespians II; Junior and Senior Play 9, 10, 12; Word Staff 10, II; Bible Club 12; Key Club 9, 10, M, 12, Senior Director 12, Lieutenant Governor 12; Governors ' Honors Program Nominee II; Beta Club 9, 10, II, 12. 242 Senior Information Lists HARRIS. CAROLYN— HARRIS, DEBBIE—FTA 9; Y-Teens 10, II: GAL II; Pep Club 12; Junior and Senior Play 12. HEADRICK, PATTY—Y-Teens 10, II; FHA 9, 10; Pep Club 9, 10. HELTON, KAY—Y-Teens 9, 12; Pep Club 10; FHA 12; FTA 12. HENLEY, ' JEANNIE—Y-Teens 9, 10, II, 12, ICC Representative 12; GAL 10, II, 12, Vice-President 12; Pep Club 9, 10, II, 12, Progrann Chairman 10; Cheerleader 9, II, 12; Medical Club 10; Class Officer 10, II, 12, Secretary 10, II, 12; Homecoming Queen 12; Superlative, Miss Senior 12: Key Club Sweetheart 10, Candidate 10, II. HENSON, JAN—Y-Teens 9, 10, II, 12; Beta Club II, 12; FHA 9; Chorus 10, II; ROINES Editorial Staff II; Certificate of Merit Award II; English Award 10. HICKEY, DONNA—Y-Teens 9, 10, II; FHA 10; DECA II. HICKS, DAVID— HICKS, JAMES—Art Club 12. HILL, DENISE—FHA 9. HOWARD, RICHARD—Key Club 10, II, 12. )_iypp p 7tip_pha 9, 10, II, 12, Secretary 10; ROINES Business Staff 10, 11; Thespians 1 I; Drama Club 9; Band 9, 10, II, 12, Sergeant 12; Bible Club II, 12; Library Club 12; Pep Club II; Medical Club 12; Junior and Senior Play 12. HUGHES, RENVA—FTA 9, 10, II, 12, Secretary II, President 12; Art Club 12, Vice-President 12; FTA Award 10, II, Art Award II. HURST, PEGGY— HUSKEY, DAVID— IRELAND, BOBBY—Chess Club 9; Band 9, 10, II, 12; Bible Club II; Key Club II, 12. JOHNSON, NANCY—Medical Club 9, 10, 11; VOT 12, Vice-President 12 . JONES, JEFF—Pep Club 12; Junior Exchange Club 10, II, 12; Y-Teen Beau Candidate 11; Football 9, Basketball Team 9, 10, II, 12, Captain 12, News Free Press 1972 All-City Team, Chattanooga Times All-City Team 11; Baseball Team 10, II, 12; Football Escort 9; Superlative, Best All Round 12; FCA 10, I I. JONES, PATRICIA—FHA 9. KELLERHALS, PATRICIA—Pep Club 9, 10, II, 12; Y-Teens 9, 10, II, 12; Beta Club 10, II, 12; GAL 10, II, 12; FTA 10, II; Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Co-Captain P.E. Class II; Outstanding P.E. Student 10. KELLY, CYNTHIA—FHA 9, 10; Art Club 10, II, 12, Secretary II, President 12; Award for Outstanding Art Work II, Most Improved Artist II. KELLY, PEGGY—DECA I I; GAL 9, 10. KELLY, SUSAN—Y-Teens II; VOT 12; FBLA 12. KERNEA, RICKY—DECA II; Chess Club II; Motor Club 10, II. KISSING, BOB—DECA II. LACKEY, ANGIE— LANGSTON, PAT—Y-Teens 9, 10, II, 12; Beta Club 9, 10, II, 12; Governors ' Honor Nominee 10, II; VOT 12; FBLA 12; University of Georgia Certificate of Merit. LEWIS, MARGARET—Y-Teens 10, II; Homecoming Class Representa¬ tive I I: FBLA 12. LILES, DEBBIE—FHA 9; Y-Teens 9; GAL II, 12; Junior and Senior Play 12. LILES, RICKY— LONG LEY, DARYL— LOVINGGOOD, TERRY—Y-Teens 9, 10, II, 12, VOT. 12, FBLA 12. LOWRANCE, ROBBIE—Thespians I 1; FTA II, 12. LOWRY, DAN— LUNSFORD, DEBBIE—FHA 9; Y-Teens 10, II; FBLA 12. McCloud, sheila—D ebate Team 9; Y-Teens 9; Band 9, 10, II, 12; Beta Club 9, 10, II, 12; FTA 10, II, Devotional Chairman II; Art Club 10; Spanish Club II, 12, Social Chairman 12; Medical Club II, 12; Chorus 10, II, 12, Soloist 10, II, 12; NEDT Award 9. McCUISTON, SCOTT—Key Club 9, 10, II, 12; Pep Club 9, 10, II, 12; Football 9, 10, II, 12; Basketball Team 9, 10; Superlative, Most Courteous 12. McDaniel, RONNIE—junior Exchange Club 10, II, 12; Football 9, 10, II, 12; Basketball Team 9, 10, II, 12; Baseball Team 10, II, 12; Pep Club 12; FCA 9, 10, II, 12. McDonald, GAIL—Thespians. MclNTIRE, LEONARD— McNISH, GAIL— MacGREGOR, ROBERT—Art Club 10, II, Secretary II; Library Club 12; Superlative, Most Talented 12. MANER, LARRY— MARSHALL, MARIANNA—FHA 9, District Representative 9; Band 10, II, 12; AMCC 10, II, 12, Senior Representative 12; Guidance Office Assistance 12. MILLER, BECKY—Pep Club 9, 10, II, 12; Y-Teens 9, 10, I I, 12, Secre¬ tary 9; Beta Club 10, II, 12; GAL 10, II; FTA 10, II; Volleyball 10; Captain of P.E. Class H; Class Officer 9, Secretary 9; Cheerleader 9, Key Club Sweetheart Candidate 10; Junior and Senior Play II. MIZELL, BRENDA—Medical Club 9; FBLA 12; VOT 12. MIZELL, DENISE— MORELAND, STEVE—Football Team 9; Track Team 10, II. 12; Wrestling Team II, 12; Junior Exchange Club 9, 10, II, 12; Pep Club 11, 12; Art Club 12; FCA II, 12; FTA I I; FCA II, 12. MORGAN, JIM—Football Team 9, 10; Boxing Team 9, 10, II, 12; Junior Exchange Club 9, 10, II, 12, Vice-President; Pep Club 12; Art Club 12. MORGAN, LINDA— MORRIS, WENDELL—Football Team 9, 10, II, 12, All North Georgia First String 12, All North Ga.-Ala. First String 12, Best Lineman Award Blue and White Game II; Junior Exchange Club 9, 10, II, 12; FCA 12; Outstanding Senior Lineman 1972. MORROW, JENNIFER—Pep Club 10, II, 12; GAL 10, II, 12, Presi¬ dent 12; Y-Teens 9, 10, President 9; Key Club Sweetheart Candidate 9, Key Club Sweetheart I I ; JO Sweetheart Candidate 10; Cheerleader 9, 10, II, 12, Captain 12; Homecoming Candidate 12; Superlative, Most Popular 12; P.E. Captain I I, 12; Volleyball Team 10; Calendar Girl 9, 10. MYERS, SUE—Pep Club 9; Medical Club 10; GAL 10, II, 12; Out¬ standing P.E. Student Award I I. NEELEY, DEBBIE— NELSON, SHARON—Band 9, 10, II, 12, Squad Officer 9, 12, Ma¬ jorette 10, II, 12, Head Majorette 12; Art Club 9; Spanish Club 12; Library Club 12; FHA 9, 10, Secretary 10; FTA II, 12; Pep Club II; Bible Club. NORTH, LARRY—Junior Exchange Club 9, 10, II, 12; FCA 9, 10, II, 12, President 12; Pep Club II, 12; Football Team 9, 10, II, 12; Basketball Team 9, 10, II, 12; Baseball Team 9, 10, II, 12; Superlative, Best School Spirit 12, OSBURN, TONY— OWENS, DEBBIE—FHA 9, 10; Y-Teens 10, II; FTA II, 12. PATTERSON, RENEE—Transferred from A.C. Reynolds High School 10; FHA II, Treasurer 11; Bible Club II, 12, II Program Chairman, 12 President. PAYNE, HAZEL—Chorus 9, 10; FHA 9; FTA M, 12, Secretary 12; Y- Teens 10; Spanish Club 12; Library Club I I. PIERCE, BARBARA—FHA 9; Class Officer 9, Social Chairman 9; Y- Teens 10, 1 I, 12; VOT 12; FBLA 12; Medical Club 10. POWELL, MICKEY— POWELL, ROCHELLE—Pep Club 9, 10, II, 12; Y-Teens 9, 10, II, 12, Junior Representative 11; GAL II, 12; Junior and Senior Play 12; Basketball Team Score-Keeper II, 12; English Award 10. POWELL, SUZANNE—Chorus 9, 10; Principal Alto 9, 10; Band 9, 10, M, 12; Science Club 9; Pep Club 10; Medical Club 10; FTA II, 12, Treasurer 12. PRUETT, RONNIE— QUINTON, SUSAN—Medical Club 9, 10, Secretary 10; Pep Club 9. 10, II, 12, Class Representative 10, Secretary II, 12; Y-Teens II, 12: Co-Program Chairman II; Beta Club 9, 10, II, 12; Devotional Chair¬ man 10; NEDT Award 9, 10; Class Officer II, Treasurer: Outstanding P.E. Girl I I: ROINES Editorial Staff II, 12. RIDDLE, La RHONDA—Medical Club 9, 10, II, 12. ROBERTS, TERRI—Beta Club 9, 10, II, 12; Y-Teens 10, II, 12, ICC Representative II; Pep Club 9, 10, II, 12; Calendar Girl 9; Football Sponsor 10; J.O. Sweetheart Candidate 11; Cheerleader 9, II, 12, Co- Captain 12; Co-Captain P.E. Class 12; Certificate of Merit Winner I I ; Outstanding P.E. Student Award 10. ROBINSON, SYTIRA—GAL II; Band Front 12; Black Afro-American Club 12; Vocal Club 12; Dance Team 12. ROMANCHIK, STEVE—NEDT Award 9; University of Georgia Certificate of Merit II; French Award 11; Governors ' Honors Nominee in Science, Math, and French 11; Class Officer II, President II; Beta Club 12; Junior and Senior Play 12; Rossvillite Staff 12, Editor of Creative Writing Magazine 12. ROSS, SHARON—FHA 9; Certificate of Merit 9; Y-Teens 10, II, 12; Art Certificate of Merit. ROSSER, MIKE—Chorus 9, 10, II, 12, Officer II, 12; Medical Club 11, 12; Spanish Club 12, Vice-President 12. Senior Information Lists 243 RUDD, HOLLIS—Science Club, ROINfS Business Staff 12. RUSSELL, CHIP—Science Club 9, 10, II, 12; Library Club 10, M, 12, President II, Social Chairman 10, Reporter 12; AMCC 12: FTA 12; Rossvlllite 12. SARTIN, LINDA— SCEALF, DARREL— SCOTT, SHARON—Y-Teens 9, II, 12; Pep Club 9, 10, II, 12; GAL 10, II, 12; ROINES Editorial Staff 12; Football Sponsor M; Super¬ lative, Most Courteous 12. SCROGGINS, SHARON—FHA 9, Medical Club 10, II, 12, Historian 12; Pep Club 10, II; Guidance Assistant 9, 10, 12; GAL 10, II, 12; Beta Club II, 12. SHELNUTT, BOBBY—Boxing Team 10, II, 12; Pep Club 12; Junior Ex¬ change 9, 10, II, 12. SHELTON, RANDY—Science Club 9, 10; Library Club II, 12. SHOCKLEY, GLENDA—Beta Club 9, 10, II, 12; Art Club 10, II; Rossvillite 10, II, 12, II Copy Editor, Editor 12; Certificate of Merit 11; Creative Writing Magazine 12, Publication Editor 12; Spanish Club 12, Publicity Manager 12. SHRADER, BERNITTA—Drama Club 9; Junior Achievement II. SIMERLY, ALICE— SIMS, LYNN—Y-Teens 9, 10, I I; GAL 10, 11; Dance Team II. SIZEMORE, DONNA—Drama Club 10, Vice-President 10; Chorus 9, 10, II, 12. SMITH, TERRAN—Transferred from Chattanooga Valley 10; Beta Club 9, 10, II, 12, Social Chairman II, Secretary 12; Y-Teens 9; Medical Club 10; Pep Club 10, II; ROINES Editorial Staff 11; FBLA 12, Presi¬ dent 12; VOT 12. SMITH, TONJA— STARNES, BARBARA—FHA 9; GAL 10, 12. STEPHENS, TIM—Chess Club 9. STEPHENSON, MARK—Junior Exchange 10, II, 12; Baseball Team 9; Superlative, Best Dressed 12. STRICKLAND, SHERRI—FHA 10; Chorus II, 12; Art Club II, Art Awards 10, II. SUGGS, ROB—Debate Team; National Forensic League; Chess Club 9; Beta Club 9, 10, II, 12, Vice-President 12; Science Club 10, II, 12, President II, President 12; Georgia Governors ' Honor Program II; Class Officer 12, President. SUMMERS, PHIL—Football Team 9, 10, II, 12; Basketball Team 9; Baseball Team 9, 10, 11; Junior Exchange Club 9, 10, II, 12; Wrestling 10, 12, Co-Captain 12; FCA 9, 10. SWANSON, PAUL—-Football 9, 10, II, 12; Wrestling Team 9, 10, II, 12, Captain 12; Track Team II; Junior Exchange Club 9, 10, II, 12; Pep Club 10; Beta Club 10, II, 12; FCA 9, 10, II, 12; Class Officer I 2, Treasurer 12. TAYLOR, JUDY—Transfer from Northside Jr. High, VOT. 12; FBLA 12; Chorus 9; Band 9. TEAGUE, STEPHANIE—- Rossvillite 9, 10, II, 12, Circulation Man¬ ager; Medical Club 9, 10, II, 12; Social Chairman 9, 10, II, President 12; Volunteer Board Representative 10, II, Chairman 11; Pep Club 10; Y-Teens 10; Bible Club 9, 10; Drama Club 10; Thespians II, 12, Presi¬ dent 12; Junior and Senior Play II, 12; Library Club 12, Vice-President 12; Junior Achievement 12, Control Manager; Rossvillite Certif¬ icate of Merit 9, 10; FHA M, Reporter II; Band Honor Guard 12. TURNER, DOUG—Class Officer 9, President; Football Team 9, 10, II, 12, Co-Captain 12; Track Team 10, II, 12, Co-Captain II; Pep Club 9, 10, II, 12, President 12; Basketball Team 9, 10, II, 12; Key Club 9, 10, II, 12, Vice-President 12; Beta Club 9, 10, II, 12, President 12; Superlative, Most Popular 12; Larry S. Waite Service Award II. TYLER, TERESA— UNDERWOOD, RODNEY— VENABLE, NILA—Math Club 9; Y-Teens 10, II, 12; Beta Club 12; Miss Fire Prevention 12; FBLA 12. WALKER, SIDNEY— WALSTON, CINDY— WANN, CAROLYN—FHA 9, 10, Parliamentarian; Spanish Club 12, Treasurer 12. WATSON, FRANK—Motor Club 10, II, 12; President 12. WELLS, TERESA—Math Club 9; Pep Club 9; Medical Club 10; Y- Teens 10, II, 12; FBLA I I, 12; VOT 12. WHITFIELD, JERRY— WHITLOCK, JEANNE—Beta Club 10, II, 12, Treasurer 12; GAL 9, 10, II, 12, Treasurer 12; Pep Club 9, 10, II, 12; Y-Teens 9, 10, 11; Superlative, Most Athletic 12; Co-Captain P.E. Class 12; Volleyball Team 9, 10, II, 12; Cheerleader 9, 12; Annex Office Girl 12. WILBANKS, BRENDA—Drama Club, Business Staff 10, II, 12, ROINES Business Staff Manager 12. WILKINSON, DIMMY—Medical Club 10, II, 12; Track Team 10, 11; Pep Club 12. WILLIAMS, SALLYE—Y-Teens 9, 10, II, 12, Devotional Chairman II, Secretary 12; Medical Club 9, 10; Pep Club II, 12; Football Sponsor 12; ROINES Editorial Staff II, 12; Superlative, Best Dressed 12. WOMACK, DEBBIE— WOODALL, KATHY—Medical Club 9, 10; Y-Teens 10, 11; Beta Club 9, 10, II, 12, GAL 10, II, 12; JO Sweetheart Candidate 11; Football Sponsor 12. WOOTEN, GINGER—FHA 9, 10; Library Club II. WOOTEN, GLORIA—FHA 9; Medical Club 9, 10, II, 12; Library Club 11, 12, Sweetheart II, Librarian of Year II, Reporter II, President 12; Spanish Award I I. WORD, NATHANIEL—Science Award 10; Track Team 10, II, 12; Black Afro-American Club II, Vice-President 12. WRIGHT, BAZALENE—Pep Club 9, 10, II, 12; GAL 10, II, 12; Afro- American Club II, Vice-Treasurer II, Y-Teens 12; DECA II, FTA 12; Drama Club II; Library Club II. WRIGHT, RICKY—Chorus 9, 10, M, 12. WYATT, LAMAR—Science Club II, 12, Secretary 12; Chess Club 9, Beta Club 9, 10, II, 12; Debate Team 9; Spanish Award II, Rossvillite 12. YOUNES, DEBBIE— ZAREMSKY, PAT—Debate Team 9; Medical Club 10; GAL 10, II, 12. General Index Ace Vending Company .226 Acuff, Sherry.75,142 Adams, Billy .1,154 Adams, Charles .31,72,88,114,116 Adams, Charlotte.168 Adams, Desiree .76,81,154 Adams, Jerry.88,114,119 Adams, joAnne .91,104,168 Adams, Terry .125,142 Adams, Vickie.78,142 Adams, Wanda.142 Akin, Debbie .89,154 Akridge, Randy .35,72,88,130 Alexander, Mark .154 Alexander, Susan.76,98,168 ALLISON, MRS. CAROLYN.48 American Station .223 Anderson, Ricky .22,29,32,96,178 Anderson, Raynelle.108 Anderson, Roxanne .154 ARLEDGE, MRS. VIRGINIA.48 Armstrong, Rickey.80,154 Arp, Anthony.107,111,178 Arp, Ray.178 Arp, Sheila.76,105,154 Ashley, Gary.34, 65, 84,178,202, 206, 208 Ashley, Jackie.54,66,98,235 Ashley, Robbie.98,168 Ashley, Yvonne .154 Ashton, Patricia .105,168 Atkins, Mike.168 Atkins, Ricky.142 Atwood, Carl .154 Avakian, Ann .154 Avakian, Jerome .168 B B True Value Hardware .227 Bailey, Linda.74,107,168 Bailey, Ricky.70,119,154 Bailey, Rhonda.142 Bailey, Sam .154 Bain, David .154 Bain, Donald.84,142 Baker, Debbie .36, 74, 86,96,98,168,169 Baker, Judy.74,111,168,209 Baker, John ' .96 Baker, Susan.104,154 Baker, Wayne.88,126,130,142 Bales, Darlene .154 Ball, DeWayne.154 Ball, Pam .154 Bancroft, Kenny.154 Bankston, Judy.154 Banther, Stanley. Barfield, Janet.154 Barret, Tommy.142 Barton, Roger.154 Barton, Sherry .142 Bass, Everette .76, 87,154 BATTLE, MISS LORAINE. 48,87,96,140 Baugh, Don.114,168 Baugh, Robert .154 Baxter, Mike.88,114 Baxter, Renee.154 Bean, Ernest .54,178 Bean,Paul.70 Beard, Teresa .82,178, 220 Beasley, Stanley.178 Beatty, Tonja.74,154 Beavers, Brenda.78,86,154,208 Beene, Darren .142 Beene, Debbie.154 244 General Index Beene, Melanie.74, 81, 86, 96,98,132,168 Bell, Mickey .142 Benge, Randall.168 Benge, Scott.119,142 Bennet, Donald .142 Bentley Fabrics .235 Berry, Tammie .75,142 Best Jewelers .221 Bethune, Darlene .105,168 Bethune, Mike.154 Betty, David Biddle, Teresa.76,168 Billingsly, Andy .178 Billingsly, Mark .119,142 Bird, Linda.178 Bishop, John.80,178 Bishop, Steve .142 Black, Connie.154 Black, Doris.34,168, 208 Black, Joel.72,120,121,154,165 Black, Mike.119,142 Blackwell, Jerry .142 Blankenship, Lamar.76,89,105,154 Blaylock, Charlotte.154 Blevins, Ken . 30,35,39,70,71, 88,114,117,178, 205, 209, 214 Blevins, Maureen.35,142 Blevins, Roy .30,70,80,114,116 Blevins, Sheila.168 Blevins, Teresa.142 Bloodworth, Gary .168 Bohanon, Paula .37,74, 76,96,98,179 Born, Elaine. 28, 29, 66, 74,97,98,179, 186, 204, 206, 208, 209,214 Boss, Charles.168 Boulton, Alvin .72,154 BOULWARE, MR. BEN.58,114,136 Bowen, Patricia .75,99,142 Bowman, Jeanie.62,76,84,95,208 Bowman, Sherry.75,142 Boyd, Al.154 Boyd, Rhonda.154 Boyd, Vickie.81,142 BOZEMAN, MRS. SANDRA.33,48 Brackett, Tommy.72, 86, 88,166,114,168 Bradford, Leon.168 Bramblett, Walter .179 Bramlett, Charles.168 Brandon Insurance Realty .226 Brandon, Lucinda .133,142 Brandon, Page .81,154 Brewer, Becky .108,154 BREWER, MISS DOROTHY.48 Brickley, Billy .137,168 Bright, Dale.168 Britton, Dean .180 Brock, Denny.28, 70,168 Brock, Jimmy .180 Brock, Jimmy .154 Brock, John.75,81,97,142 Brock, John.168 Brock, Johnny.114,168 Brodie, Jerry.56,130,154 Brody jewelers .223 Brooks, B. J.29, 35, 39,74, 111, 180,194 BROOKS, MR. BILL.Ill Brooks, Billy .168 Brooks, Greg.180 Brooks, Larry.70,119,154 Brooks, Pam .142 Brooks, Pamela.132,180, 207 Brookshire, Steve.15 Broome, Kaye.154 Brown, Anita.105,154 Brown, Bill.120,154 Brown, Billy.168 Brown, Darlene .28, 74,96,98,154 Brown, David .154 Brown, Mike.22,180,128,126,127,214 Brown, Mike.114,168 Brown, Paula.76,98,168 Brown, Steve.126,128,168 Brown, Susan .142 Brown, Wiley .168 Browning, Charlene.155 Broyles, Carl.155 Bryan, Debbie .180 Bryant, Debbie.82, 232 Bryant, Jackie.155 Bryant, Tony.142 Bryson, Don .155,208 Buchanan, Dan.119,155 Buff, Larry .88,119,155 Buff, Sandra .96,142,146,218 Buffington, Jack.168 Burcham, Vicki.81,155,159 Burchfield, Jeff.111,180 Burchfield, Melissa .86,87, 111, 168, 209 Burk,Steve .142 Burnette, Johnny.29,72,80,180, 224 Burney, Carol.105,142 Burney, Cecilia.56,105,155 Burney, Dan .105,130,180 Burris, Denise.74 Burris, Nancy .168 Burrows, Beverly .155 Burrows, Denise.82,180 Burse, Lee .168 Burse, Aaron.155 Burse, Melvin.91,155 Burse, Renee .108,168 Butcher, Catherine.75,142 Butcher, Jackie.63, 75 Butcher, Pat .76,78,87,180,221 Butler, Bobby.22, 30,78,97,119,130,142 Butler, Kathy.28, 29, 37, 74,96,181,198 Butler, Jim.142 Byer, Benny.142 Cagle, James.18 CAIN, MRS. MARGUERITE.48,92 Callahan, Donnie.155 Callahan Furniture Company .226 Cameron, Donnie.168 Camp, Curt.78, 88,96,114,118,119,155,160 Camp, Ricky.119,142 Camp, Steve.72,95,181,208,213 Campbell, Grover.70,155 Campbell, Jan.25, 74,181,185 Campbell, Lamar.96 CAMPBELL, MR. V. M.142 Canada, Austin. m .142 Canada, Herbert .72,114,118,119,125,137 Canada, Steve.130 Cannon, Steve .142 Cantrell, Charisse .87,155 Cantrell, Kenneth .142 Caoe, David .168 Carpentar, Brad.174 Carey, Gale. 21, 33,74,91, 97,98,101, 102,168,175, 208, 227 Carlton, Wanda .155 Carrol, Terry.168 Carter, Alan .142 Carter, Angie .142 Carter, Kathy .75,96,99,142,236 Carter, Ronald .182 CARTER, MISS JOANN.32,53,208 Carter, Wanda .182,207 Carter, Zelda.41, 80,182, 207 Carver, Becky.53,81,142,143 Cash, Phyllis .75 Castleberry, Pam .143 Castings, Mark.70,168,232 Cates, Cindy.108,168 Catlett, Karen.182 Catlett, Sheila.168 Causby, Jonn .182 Cauthern, Patty.74,168 Cawthorne, Cindy.155 Chadwick, Teresa .52,81,143 Chambers, Ann .20,41,168 Chambers, Jerry.143 Chandler, Darcia.105,182, 206 Chandler, Kent..48 Chastain, Raymond.88,119,143,236 Chattanooga Coca-Cola Bottling Co .227 Christian, Paula .143 Christopher, Steve.70,91,120, 227 Clark, Cleo .155 Clark, Dicky . 28, 72, 88,97,114,116,120, 122,130,131,179,183, 208, 213, 214,232 Clark, Joyce.60,155 Clark, Mary Alice.31, 91,183, 209 Clark, Michael .143 Clark, Renee.143 Clark, Roy.60,70,155 Clark, Stanley.155 Clay, Jane .75,81,96,143 Clements, Herman .91 Clemons, Gloria.133,155 Clemons, Wade.155 Coats, Joyce .133 Cobbler, Kathy.105,155 Cobbler, Mary.182 Cochran, Danny.143 Cofer, David.143 Coffey, Scott.72,169 Cole, Mark .119,143 Cole, Mike .28, 38, 72,120,130,169,175 Collins, Dwane.143 Cook, Debbie.155 COOK, MISS LILLIAN.55,82 Cook, Martha.74, 96,169,175, 208 Cook, Perry.169 COOK, MRS. WILLODEAN.235 Cooke, Billy .144 Cooper, Bruce .119,144 Cooper, Kenneth.156 Cooper, Kerry .169 Cooper, Lisa .156 Coots, Joyce .144 Copeland, Jerome.156 COPPINGER, MRS. J.62 Cordle, Barbara .169 Cordle, James.156 Cornelison, David .144 Cornelison, Marvin.182, 203, 206, 230 Coulter, Cindy.144 Coulter, Don L.169 Crane, David.114,118,169 Crane, Donna.75,144 Crane, Joy.96,156,208 Crane, Nancy .74,97,153,156,160 Crane, Teressa .82,182 Crawford, David .183 Creel, Glenn.72,114,169,229 Creighton ' s Flower Shop .225 Cress, Debbie.156 Cross, Dennis.144 Cross, Kenneth.183 Crouch, Darrell .144 Crouch, Ricky.169 Crow, Mary Anne .76,105,156 Crowder, Lynda.74,169 Crowder, Lynn.169 Crowe, Theora.105 Crowley, Terry.144 Culpepper, Benny.119,144 Culver, Debi.45,74,97,98,183 Cureton, Brenda .144 Curl, Kathy .76,80,105,183 Curtis, Brenda .105,169 Curtis, David ..156 Curtis, Debbie .144 Curtis, Donna.34,144 CURTIS, MRS. LYNN.55,82 Dan Williams Pianos . 227 Darr ' s .237 Daugherty Insurance .218 Davis, Angie.74,92,156,208,225 Davis, Diane .144 Davis, Lamar.169 Davis, Mark.156 Davis, Patricia.75,144 Davis, Sandra .75,144 Davis, Tommy.144 Davis, Tonja .80,183,226 Dean, Alice.144 Dean, Beverly.75,78, 79, 82, 84,144 Dean, Carolyn .74,76,96,98,183 Dean, Joy.144 Dean, Jimmy.169 Dean, Kevin .156 Dean, Lamar.183 Dean, Sharon .44,74,76,156 Dee, Sandra .105 Dempsey, Robert.156 Dempsey, Teresa.184 Dendy, Mike.88,119,144 Dial, David .156 General Index 245 DINTSCH, MR. BOB.65,96,251 Dobbins, Brenda.169 Dobbins, Bruce .156 Dobbins, Kay .75,104,144 Dockery, Mary Anne .. .57,74, 92, 96, 98,169, 208 Dodd Brothers Service Station .236 Dodd, Mark .70,169 Dodd, Sharon.156 Dorsey, Gayle.144 Doss, Billy .156 Doss, Patricia .144 Doss, Sandra.144 Doss, Sharon.78,169 Downs, Edith .74,91,98,169 Downs, Ronnie .144 Dream Cream .235 Duffey, Claude.22, 23,119,144 Duffey, Coy.156 Duffey, Nancy .156,222 Duggan Duggan, Inc .223 Duke Broome Hardware .231 Duke, Paulette.75,144 Dunagan, Randy .144 Duncan, Lisa.169 Dunn, Barbara .144 Dunn, Mike .49,86,87 Dunn, Pam .144 Dunn, Sherry .156 Dunn, Steve .70,88,114,156 Dunnington, Pam .144 Dunwoody, Mike .156 Dunwoody, Steve .144 Dupree, Rodney .37,70,119,156 Durham, Scott .156 Duvall, Joy.81,144 Dyer, Sandra.75 E E Discount Shoes .228 Early, Ernest.84,169 Eason, Gene .70,156 EASON, MRS. WINIFRED.48 Eblen, Jeff .144 Edmondson College .227 Edwards, Ronnie .156 Elkins, Bobby .144 Eller, Mark.157 Elliot, Debbie.157 ELLIOT, MISS LANA .35,52,75 Ellis, Dee .157 Ellis, Henry .70,84,156,157 Ellis, Katherine.75,144 Ellis, Kathleen.144 Ellis, Luann .76,157 Ellis, Steve .157 Ellis, Tim.144 Ellis, Wanda.157 Ellison, Debbie.35,74,90,169 Ellison, Terry.144 EMERSON, MISS MARY.52,53 Emerick, Winnie .184 England, Ricky.184 Ervin, Eddie.130,131,184, 206, 208, 235 Eubanks, Buddy.72,75,126,157 Eubanks, Idell.144 Eubanks, Tammy .26,27,28,144 Evans, Debbie.169 Evans, Joel.29, 70, 80, 88,114,118, 224 Evett, Randy .144 Evett, Kathy.184 Fainley, Paul .144 Fann, Gary.157 Farmer, Gary.105, 111, 184 Farmer, Kenny.169 Farris, Sandy.184 Faulkner, Kay.144 Fay ' s Motors .235 Faye ' s Quick Lunch .228 Feagans, Carolyn.169 Ferguson, Bob .78,84,105,184 Fields, Phoebe .94,104,144 Fincher, Lanessa.157 Flegal, Rosemary.184 FLEMING, MR. LARRY.58,114 Fletcher, Freddie.157 FLYNN, MR. C.57 Ford, Butch.90,184 246 General Index Fort Oglethorpe State Bank .. .228 Foster, Armelia. .144 Foster, Calvin . .91 Foster, Ralph. .91,169 Foster, Melody. .144 Foster, Sytira. .91,108 Foster, Vonda. .157 Fouts, Dianne. .32,93,184 Foutz, Annette. .157 Fowler, Bud. ....18, 28, 38, 72,88,96,114, 115,117,118,184,185,213 Fowler, Connie .... .75,145 Fowler, Donna. .145 FOWLER, MR. JIM . .61 Fowler, Mike . .130,157 Fowler, Pam . .157 Fowler, Sherry . .185 Fowler, Tony. .76,185 Fox, Susan. .80,86,169 Fraley, Cindy. .55, 82,185 Frances ' Shop . .220 Franklin, Russell .... .145 Freeman, Sheila .... .157,231 Freeman, Tricia .... .157 Fricks, Claudette ... .169 Fricks, Gloria. .75,145 Fricks, Paulette. .169 Frost, Robert. .170 Fugate, Debbie. .185 Fuller, Mark . .80,185 Fulps, Ricky. .170 Fulton, Mickey. .156,157 G M Furniture .... .222 Garmon, Paul . .157,162 Garrison, Steve. .70,157 Gaskill, Beth . .145 German, Eddie. .145 Gibson, Ken . .145 Gibson, Kenneth ... .145 Gibson, Ricky. .170 Gifford, Vickie. .170 Gilreath ' s Exxon .... .235 Goins, Gregg . .157 Goins, Lloyd . .170 Goins, Linda. .157 Gooch, Labron. .185 Good, Mike . .186 Goodson, Mike .... ...50,76,86,89,157 Gore, Beverly. .28, 29, 38, 74,86,97,108,170 Goss, Vivian . .170 Gossett, Penny. .157 Gowan, Alma Jo .... .170 Graham, Cindy. .75,81,145 Graham, David. .72,170 Graham, Larry. .157 Graham, Waymond . .120,170,223 Graves, Charles .... .157 Craves, Randall .... .186 Gravitt, Randy . .145 Gravitt, Vicky . .157 Gray, Brenda. .186, 206, 228 Gray, Cindy. .74,157 Green, George. .157 Green, Kenneth .... .145 Green, Marsheena . ...14,33, 38,96,98, 101,102,170,175 Green,Peggy . .76,145 Green, Phillip. .170 Green, Rhonda .... .157 Green, Susan . .157 GREENE, MRS. MARIE. .55 Greer, Sandra. .90,96,157 Grey, Tony . .157 Gregg, Ricky. .145 Gregory, Sherry .... .157 Griffin, Donna . .87,105,186 Griffin, Michael .... .186 Griffin, Rosemary .. .%, 105,157 Griffith, Larry . ' . .88,145 GRIGSBY, MRS. SHIRLEY ... .48,92, 214 Grindle, Curtis. .89,105,157 Groce, James . .119,145 Grogins, Edith. .108,170 Grogins, Patricia .... .91,108,157 Groves, Mike . .145 Guess, Sharon. .145 Guest, Phyllis .36,186 Cuice, Randall .146 Guinn, Dennis .170 Guinn, Rene.157 Guthrie, Don .119,146 Guthrie, Elaine.60,78,187 Guthrie, Joe .157 H C Men ' s Wear .230 Hadden, Connie .75,146 Haire, Diane.81,157 Haire, Jackie.75, 81, 96, ' 146 Hakes, Ann.145 Hakes, Trina .76,146 Hale, Danny .157 Hale, Mary .145 Haley, Michelle.170 Hall, Anita.74,170 Hall, Ann.74,96,157 Hall, David .72,158 Hall, Doug.232 Hammill, Debbie.145 Hamilton, Jerry.170 Hamilton, Wanda .170 Hammer, Steve.19, 22, 28, 38,72,88,96,187 Happy Valley Farms, Inc .236 Hanes, Marcia . 28, 29 , 74, 93, 98,176, 182,187, 205,207, 211,213 Haney, Ricky.39,158 Haney, Ronald.170 Haney, Roxey.146 Hankins, Renee .76,80, 86, 90,92,187, 223 Hankins, Ric.72,135,170 Harden, Randy.158 Hargis, Connie.74,170 Hargraves, Boyd .. .43, 70, 71,89,105,187, 206, 208 Harp, Jack .158 Harper, Jimmy .85,126,128,170 Harris, Carolyn.187, 226 Harris, David D.119,146, 226 Harris, David L.119,146 Harris Debbie.67,97,187 Harris, Dorthea .105,146 Harris, Leah..26, 74,93,96,169,170 Harris, Loretta.74,170 HARRIS, MR. RONNIE.171 Harris, Susie .171 Harris, Teresa .151 Harris, Terry .146 Harrison, Sandra .63,158 Hartman, Diane.158 Hartman, Sheree.30,104,146,219 Harvey, Ronald .70 Harvey, Tim.120,131,171,173 Harvey, Wayne.146 Hassell Auto Parts .226 Hatfield, Cindy.146 Hawkins, Anthony.119,146 Hawkins, Danny.147 Hayes, Janet .98,158 Hayes, Jeffrey.158 Haynes, Kathy.76,89,158 Headrick, Patty.187 Headrick ' s Garage .229 Heathcoat, David.72,119,158 Helton, Brenda.75,147 Helton, Kay.37,74,81 Helton, Kim .147 Helton, Patricia .158 Henderson, Marina.86,147 Henderson, Sharon.75,133,147,223 HENLEY, MRS. CLAUDE.214 Henley, Jeannie. 23, 25, 26,27, 28,74,96,98, 101,103,133,176,179,187,205, 212,218 Henry, Jimmy.147 Henry, Karen .158 Henry, Steve.171 Henshaw, Mickey .86,171 Henson, Jan .206,208 Hick ' s Insurance . 221 Hickey, Donna.187 Hickey, John.147 Hickey, Richard.171 Hickman, Debbie .74,80,108,171 Hickman, Kathy.87,171 Hicks, David .70,187 Hicks, Jimmy.187 Higdon, Laura.158 Higdon, Mark.171, 223 Higdon, Nancy.132,158 Hill, Carolyn.171 Hill, Diane.171 Hill, Denise.181 207 Hill, Teresa .171 Hinch, Steve.89,158 Hindman, Debbie.188 Hix, Connie ... .18, 33, 38,96,98,101,103,171,175 Hix, Denise.158 Hixon, Barbara.147 Hixon, Cathy.188 Hixon ' s Men ' s Wear .223 Holcomb, Shirley.88,171 Holder, Connie .147 HOLDER, MISS JOYCE .48,80,167 HOLDER, MRS. PAULINE.235 Holladay, Randy.147 Holland, Cindy.147 Home Steam Laundry and Cleaners .232 Hope, Greg.158 Horton, Doris.158 HOUSTON, MRS. JUDY.58 Howard, Bobby .76,171,208 Howard, Diana.171 Housley, Pam .147 Howard, Richard.70,81,135,188 Howell, Lebron .188 Hudson, Donna.81,147 Huff, Pattie .78,80,89,188 Huffman, Joe .147 Huffman, Lloyd .158 Huffman, Susie.171 Hufstetler, Frank .31,88,119,147 Hufstetler, Tom .39,72,114,171 Hugh Russell Body Shop .227 Hughes, Renva.80,90,188 Hughey, Karen. Hulgan, Sherry.• -75,147 Hull, Debbie.158 Humphrey, Mike.158 Hungry Hollow .227 Hurst, Peggy.188 Huskey, David .188 Hyde, Renee.75,81,147 Ireland, Bobby.70,89,111,188,207 Ireland, Stanley .171,208 Ivester, Darrell.119,158 Jackson, Barry. Jackson, Bryan . Jackson, Denise. Jackson, Donald. Jackson, Helen. Jackson, Kathy . jaffe ' s Rossville Shoe Store James, Hoyt. James, Ray. JAMES, MR. RON . Jaynes, Tommy. Jenkins, Cary . Jenkins, Reba. JESSE, MRS. EDNA. Jiffy Market . Jo-Ann Shop . Johnson, Henry . Johnson, James. Johnson, Jeff. Johnson, Karen . Johnson, Karla . Johnson, Lynn . Johnson, Mike .. Johnson, Nancy. Johnson, Sherry. Johnson, Terry. Johnston, Kay. Johnston, Greg Jones Auto Parts . Jones Barber Shop . .171 .119,147 .89,147 .147 .171 .133,147 .235 .158 .147 .53 .141,171 .126,171 .171 .52 .222 .219 .158 .119,151 .137,158 ....74, 97,171,229 .86,147 .49, 74, 92,171,175 .119,130,147 .82,188 .158 .% 74, 96,158, 208, 209 231 221 Jones, Gary .72, 88,114,119,120,130,152,153,158 Jones, Jan.172 Jones, Janice.158 Jones, Jeff .72,73,96,120,121,122,130, 131,182,188,213 Jones, Lebron.158 Jones, Mike. 58 Jones, Patricia.189 Jones, Terry.85,189 Justice, Blane .189 Justice, Beverly.158 Justice, Neal .158 Justus, Steven.158 Kellerhals, Bendy.27, 29, 31,72, 88,126,158 Kellerhals, Tricia .. .28, 29, 74, 96,98,189, 207, 208 Kelley, Dean.119,147 Kelley, Betty.171 Kelley, Linda.75,147 Kelley, Pam.67,74,80,90,171 Kelley, Sandra.74, 80,93, 96,171 Kelly, Cynthia.105,206 Kelly, Gary.158 Kelly, Jimmy.70,158 Kelly, Peggy .190 Kelly, Susan ..82,190 Kelly, Tina.158 Kendricks, Kenny .171 Kenyon Southern, Inc .224 Kernea, Donna.74,98,171 Kernea, Ricky.190 Kettles, Marilyn .91,171 Key, Darlene.74,96,171 KIDD, MRS. WANDA.54,55 Kilgore, Ernest .147 Kilgore, Joyce.158 Kilgore, Vickie.147 Killingsworth, Jackie.147 Kimsey, Jackie 67,74,96,98,167,171, 208, 232,238 King, Carlton .158 King, Kelley.147 King, Teresa .158 Kinsey, Terry.88,119 Kirby, Carolyn .158 Kisor, Cindy .75,147 Kissing, Robert.190 Klassen, Cindy .108,158 Kleen-A-Matic .221 KNIGHT, MRS. MARY .23,58,98,132 Knowles, Thomas.190 Knox, Donald.147 Knox, Regina .91,158 Knox, Robert .91 Kolwyck, Susan .75,147 Kresage, S. S Company .230 Krispy Kreme Doughnut Company .231 Kyle, Kenny.19, 30, 88 , 96,119,124,140,147 La Dean Shop .225 Lafayette Wholesale Company .229 Lackey, Jimmy .147 Lacy, Randy.147 Ladd,Teddy .158 Lamb, Angie.96,171 Lamb, Lamar.171 Lancaster, Debbie.171 LANCASTER, MR. JOHN .Ill Lance, James.158 Lance, Jimmy .158 Lance, Sheila.158 Lane, Andy .159 Lane, Danny .‘..171 Lane, David.89,114 Lane Funeral Home .220 Lane, Tina .147 Langston, Debra.91 Langston, Del.159 Langston, Pat .96,190,74,82, 206, 208 Large, Martha.159 Lawson, Gregg.171 Lawson, Jean.171 Lawson, Joe.70,171 Lawson, Joey.119,147 Lawson, Mike.72,88,119,159 Lawson, Tim .92,147,236 Lee, Bob.159 Lee, Louise .159 Lee, Jeff.190 Lee,Susan .147 Leigh, Teresa.75,96,99,147 Leming, Karen .105,171 LEONARD, MR. CRAIG...114,119 Lewis, Larry.147 Lewis, Margaret.82,190, 207 Lewis, Roger.15 9 Lewis, Shelly.76,81,159 Lewis, Teresa.147 Liebe, Margie.147 Ligon, John.159 Liles, Dale .159 Liles, Debbie.32,67,190 Liles, Ricky .190 Lingerfelt, Lynn .147 Little, Randy .147 LOGGINS, MR. CHARLES .48 Long, Gary.91,190 Long, Patricia .159 Longley, Randy .159 Longley, Darrel .191 Longley Pharmacy .221 Lookout Sporting Goods .227 Looney, Carey .88,146,147 LOVIN, MISS SANDY .56 Lovinggood, Terry.82,191 Lowe, Bobby.86,171 Lowman, Martha.132,159 Lowman, Sheila .75,148 Lowrance, Lebron.159 Lowrance, Robbie.80 Lowrance, Sue .159 Lowry, Dan .191 Lowry, Mike .70,171 LOWRY, MR. WAYNE.53,70,251 Lynch, Randy .119,148 Lyndell, Mike.148 Lynn, C. W.148 Lynn, Vickie .74,159 Lynn, Randy .159 Lunsford, Bobby .148 Lunsford, Debbie.82 McAllister, James.119,148 McBride, Bobby.148 McCallie, Debbie .71,159 McClary, Diane .86,160 McCloud, Sheila .76, 86,105,11,192, 207, 208 McClure, Donna .80,160 McClure, Gail.171 McClure, Steve .161 McCollum, Jerry .76,86,172 McCuiston, Scott. 11,19, 29, 57,70,88,89, 114,118,191,192, 230 McCurdy, Dale.70,114,172 McDaniel, B.72,114,119,160 McDaniel, David .172 MCDANIEL, MRS. JUNE.78,60 McDaniel, Ronnie. 28,114,116,117,120, 123,130,131,137,189,192, 214 McDaniel, Steve.70, 87,96,172 McDaniel, Tony.88,119,148 McDaniels, Alicia.160 McDonald, Gail.87,50 McFarland Motors .228 McGee, Sammy . 160 McGhee, Kathy .148 McGibony, Kim.87,50 McGraw, Pat.76,84,65 Mclntire, Leonard.58,192 McKeehan, David .148 McKeehan, Donna .74,90,192 McKenzie, Mike .160 McKenzie, Terry .160 McMaughon, Susie.148 McNabb, Bobby.22, 73, 88,92,93, 96,142 McNabb, Danny .172 McNabb, Randy.97,160 McNabb, Tonya.149 McNish, Gail.78, 80,87,192 MacGregor, Robert.78,192,194, 206 Malone, Beverly.192 Malone, Mike.160 Maner, Larry.76, 84,176, 280 Mann, James.119,149 Marshall, Marianna.71,76,192 Martin-Thompson Company .227 Masterson, Terri.160 Mathis, Robert.149 Maughon, Darlene.81,97,149 Mello Kreme .. ' .226 Merit, Dennis.160 General Index 247 Michaels, Mary Ann .75,81,96,149 Middlebrooks, Karen.172 Midway Auto Parts .228 Miller, Barbara.149 Miller, Becky .27, 28, 30, 74, 96,192, 208 Miller Bros., Co .227 Miller, Faye.80,172,208 MILLER, MR. GEORGE.53,85 Miller, Mike .160 MILHORN, MRS. FRANKLIN .251,235 Millican, Debbie .75,149 Millican Wholesale and Vending Co .235 MINK, MISS NORMA .48,104,152 Mines, Pam.149 Mitchell, Darlene .91 Mitchell, Janie .149 Mitchell, Treva.172, 208 Mizell, Brenda .82,83,192 Mizell, Darla.76,86,89,172 Mizell, Diane .31,55,74,92,98,172 Mooney, Sharon .81,160 MOORE, MRS. BARBARA.44,66 Moore, Dale.76,105,193 Moore, Deborah.172 Moore, Walter.149 Moreland, Steve . 22,28,31,72,90, 96,126,127,193,135 Moreland, Terry.85,172 Morgan, Carol .76,172 Morgan, Daniel .86,160 Morgan, Danny .160 Morgan, Debbie .160 Morgan, Jeff.119 Morgan, Jimmy .22, 29, 72, 96,193, 209 Morgan, Linda .149 Morgan Mobile Homes .229 Morgan Produce Company .222 Morgan, Reid.160 Morgan, Sharriet.91,124,172 Morgan, Sherry . Morgan, Teresa .30,149 Morre, Denise .149 Morris, Wendell.30, 72,114,117,194, 214 Morrow, Jennifer. 25, 26, 66 , 97, 98,100, 103,181,213 Morrow, Mike .70,130 MULLIS, MRS. MILDRED.44 Mullis, William.149 Mullinax, Loretta.160 Murdock, Kathy.149 MURDOCK, MR. LYNN.57,114 Murr, Joe.160 Murray, Brenda .172 Myers, Janice .172 Myers, Mike.63,160 Myers, Sue .97,98,194 Myers, Vickie .172 NASCA, MRS. JUDY .55,74,167 Nash, Carol.160 Nave, David .72,119,160 Neeley, Debbie . 194 Neighbors, Mike.160 Nelson, Debbie .172 Nelson, Karen. 149 Nelson, Sharon ... .78, 80, 86 , 89,107,109,132,194 Newsome, Sammy. 149 Newton, Dan .172 Newton, George .172 Nicholson, Gary.160 Nida, Donna.161 Nida, Terry .119,149 Nifong, Roseanne .161 Nix, Mike.90,195 Nix, Tony.119,149 North, Larry . 28,72,88,96,114, 117,120,121,123,186,195 North, Richie .72,88, 89,97,119,161, 208, 209, 222 North, Terri.30, 75, 92, 96, 99,140,149 Norwood, Denis .93, 96,172 O ' Briant, Lynn .172 O ' Kelly, Christine .195 O ' Neals and Sons Real Estate .227 O ' Pelesky, Kenneth .172 Ogles, Gail .161 Oliver, Danita.161 248 General Index Oliver, Vickie . Osborne, Tony Osburn, Robin Oswalt, Steve . Owens, Debbie .172 .. .126,195 .161 .149 80,195,230 Pace, Diane. Pace,Jan . Padgett, Randy ... Palmer, Debbie .. Palmer, Pam . Palmer, Tricia .... Parham, Michael . Parker, Elaine .... Parker, Scott. Parker, Tim . Parrish, Barbara .. Parrish, Kym . Pasley, Darlene ... Parson, Jimmy .... Parson, Mary Ann Parson, Pam . Patrick, Doug_ Patterson, Aleta .. Patterson, Doreen Patterson, Doug .. Patterson, Renee . Payne, Gary. Payne, Gayle.. Payne, Jack .. Payne, FJazel. Peerless Florist .... Pell, Darlene. Pell, Donna. Pendly, Robin. Pennington, Kenny Perry, Rhonda .... Personality Shop .. Pettitt, Kathy. Pierce, Barbara .... Pittman, Beverly ... Phillips, Lebron ... Phillips, Pam. Phillips, Shirley .... Philpott, Vickie .... Poole, Sharon. Porter, Don. Porter, Frankie .... Porter, Marjorie ... Porter, Shirley. Posey, Freda . Post Auto Parts .... Potter, Dewayne .. Powell, Chuck .... Powell, Gail. Powell, Mickey .... Powell, Rochelle .. Powell, Suzanne ... Pressnell, Linda ... Price, Ann . Pruett, Ron . Pruett, Sharon .... .76,172 .149 .78,161 .149 .89 74, 96, 98,103,152,153,161 .149 .161 .149 .161 .76,162 .74, 79, 90, 93, 96,172 ...91,104,149 .162 .162 .195 .84 .56, 67, 89,162 .109,172 .88,119,149 .89,105,195 .172 .162 .149 .80 .227 .76,87,89,98,162 .74, 96, 97, 98,108,172 .162 .162 .104,161,162 .228 74, 82,195 .162 .149 .149 .149 .172 .72,162 .162 .91,172 .133,162 .174 .224 .85,162 .85,172 .108 .195 39, 74, 96, 98,195 .41,80 .172 .149 .195 .162 Purcell, Chuck 19,72, 88 , 96,114,166,169,172, 232 Purcell, Lynita.28, 30, 74,89, 96,153,165 Queen, Kathy.31, 74,96,162 Quinton, Susan .74,93,97,195 Radcliff, Mike.162 Radford, Lois .149 Randolph, Penny.76,81 Ragsdale, Jeannie .149 Reagan,Joni. 149 Reed, Jim. 119 REED, MRS. HELEN .60,86 Reed, Lisa .163 Reeves, Jane.74,97,163 Reliable T. V. Service .221 Revis, Scott.163 Rhea, David .161,163 Rhodes Barber Shop .227 Rhodes, Debbie.163 Rhodes, Debbie.163 Rhodes, Donna . 149 Rhodes, Roberta .149 Rhyne Pharmacy .229 Richardson, Debbie .75,81,149 Richie, Kathy .172 Richy, James.149 Riddle, La Rhonda.196, 239 Riddle, Sonja .86,163 Ridge, Roger.80,120,124,172 Ridley, Patsy .75,81,149 Roach, Ronald .163 Robert W. Flegal Insurance Agency .232 ROBERTS, MR. BURNETT .72 Roberts, Steve .163 Roberts, Terri. 23, 28, 37,74,78,96,98, 100,103,196, 206 Roberts, Tony.149 Robertson, Donna.108,172 Robertson, Robbie .130,231 Roden, Sharon.238 Romanchick, Steve.42,95,196, 208, 213 Rossville Esquire Men ' s Shop .236 Rossville Federal Savings and Loan .229 Royal Crown Cola .230 Rubenstein ' s .229 Rudd, Hollis .223,230 Rusty ' s Meat Market .218 S S Motors, Inc .229 Salmons, Brian .163 Samillo, Mary.163 Sammons, Becky .163 Sanders, Blanton .163 Sanders, Gene .163 Sanders, Tommy .92,149 Sanders, Walter .119 Sanland, Don .70,119,163 Sartin, Linda .196 Sartin, Sheila.76,89,105,163 Scealf, Billy .114,119,163 Scealf, Darrel .85,190 Schultz, Angela .81,150 Schultz, Tommy.70,105,172, 208, 209 Scoggins, Carol .163 Scott, Phyllis.75,87,108,150 Scott, Sharon .37, 74, 96 98,132,191,197 Scroggins, Sharon .76, 98, 207, 208 Selvidge, Ricky.172 Sexton, Janice.89 Sexton, Joyce .163 Skillington, Tina.150 SHAFFNER, MR. DALE .51,111 SHAFFNER, MRS. DALE .Ill Sharp, Donna.150 Shaw, Brenda .172 Shaw, Jerry .163 Shaver, Ronnie.72,119,136,163 Shearin,Tim .150 Shell, Nicky. 150 Shellnutt, Bobby .28, 30, 49,72, ' 96,197 Shelton, Randy.78 Sheltz, David.150 Sherill, Sherry.163 Sherlin, Nancy .150 Shidler, Cindy. 172 Shipley ' s Lay Drug Co., Inc .224 Shirley, Debbie . 150 Shirley, Nancy . 75 Shirley, Scott. 150 Shockley, Glenda. 86 , 94, 95,197, 206,208 Shoemake, Rhonda.75, 87,108,150 Shrader, Bernitta. 197 Shropshire, Cathy .91,163 Shultz, Angela . 150 Simmerly, Alice . 197 Simmerly, Cindy .163 Simmons, Marty.88,119,150 Simmons, Ray. 173 Simmons, Wawana .97,163 Simpson, Sheila .78,163 Sims, Lynn. 198 Singleton, Edwin .150 Singleton, Kathy.74,96,163 Sisk, Sandy. Sizemore, Donna.198 Skillington, Tina.81,84,132 Smiddy, David .88,119,150 Smith, Becky. 173 Smith, Cindy.163 Smith, Donny.163 Smith, Don .163 Smith, Donna.150 Smith, DeWayne .119,150 SMITH, MR. JAMES A.57 SMITH, MR. JAMES ALONZO.65 Smith, Jamie.150 Smith, Jan .104,163 Smith, Jerry.35,72,88,119,126,163 Smith, John.137,173,208 Smith, Kathleen.93,173,208 Smith, Kevin.163 Smith, Kim.74,170,173 Smith, Lynette .81,150 Smith, Mark .72,120,121,130,173 Smith, Mary Ellen.50,86,98,163, 208 Smith, Mike .76,173 Smith, Pat .108,150 Smith, Patricia.198 Smith, Phil.19,114 Smith, Phyllis .173 Smith, Rhonda.173 SMITH, MRS. SANDRA .53 Smith, Sharon.76 SMITH, MRS. SHIRLEY.61 Smith, Terran .82,198,206,208 Smith, Tonja .198 Smothers, Don.163 Snyder, Jeffery .198 Snyder, Kathy.163 Snyder, Rodney.173 Snyder, Sandra.150 Spain, Roger.119 Sparks, Marie .78,91,173 Sparks, Jeanette.163 Spears, Shirley .150 Sprayberry, Jack.173 Sprayberry, Jackie.198 SPRAYBERRY, MISS MARION .52,208 SPRINGER, MISS ALICE .56,57,94,95 Stacks, Cary.199 Stamper, Delores.91,163 Stamper, Robert.150 Stafford, Delores.96 Standard Oil Company .228 Stanfield, Nancy.74,163, 208 Stanrich Studio .233 Stapp, Janet.75, 76, 81,87,150 Starnes, Barbara.98,199 Steed, Robert.163, 206 Steele, Dewayne .76,80,173 Steele, Roy .76,163 Steinman, Laura.104,164 Stephens, Tim.135,199,218 Stephenson, Mark.29,72,80,90,199 Stevens, David .164 STEVENS, MISS JEAN.63,75 Stevens, Joe Don.28,126,127,128,130,173 Stevens, Lisa .164 Stoker, Robin.150 Stone, Debbie .81,164,208 Stone, Deborah .104,164 Stone, Edward .164 Stone, Kathy.98 Stone, Loretta.150 Stone, Pam .164 Stone, Ricky .114 Stout, Myra.56,89,164 Strickland, Carol .150 Strickland, Loretta.150 Strickland, Sherri.105,199,207 Suggs, Greg.150 Suggs, Rob .84,97,177,199, 204, 206, 207, 208, 209, 210, 213 Suits, Darlene.150 Summers, Danny.150 Summers, Phil24,44,72,114,118,126,130,131,199 Swaney, Debbie.150 SWANSON, MRS. KAREN .60 Swanson, Paul. 19, 28,72, 88,114, 117,126,128,176,199, 207, 238 Swearingin, Billy Jo.164 T T Motors .236 Tabor, Brenda.98,164 Tate, James .150 Tate, Joy.150 Tate, Karen .74,93,96,173 Taylor, Cathy .75,133,150 Taylor, Charlene .173 Taylor, Judy.199 Taylor, Kim .164 Taylor, Teresa.199 Teague, Michael .199 Teague, Sharon .75,76,108,150 Teague, Stephanie.71,16,18, 87,108,199 Teem, Gary.72,73,88,164 Teems, Cindy .75,150 Templeton, Janet.75,150 Templeton, Yvonne .86,208 Thacker, Paula .67,164 Thomas, Barry.150 Thomas, Gerald .119,150 Thomas, Kathy .73,109,173 Thomas, Regina.87,108,150 Thomason, Brenda .81,150 Thomason, Sharon .164 Thomason, Susan.150 Thomison, Debbie.59,150 Thomison, Lynette.75,99,150 THOMPSON, MR. DALLAS.62 Thompson, Renee.89,164 Thompson, Sandy .173 Thornbrough, Richard.150 Thrailkill, Linda .14,173 Thrush, Robert.85,173 Thurman, Steve .150 Tinker, Terri .75,150 Tow, Mark.150 Tower Credit Corporation .227 Troxell, James.85,119,151 Trundle, Nancy .31,75,151 Tucker, Cindy.74,173 Tucker, Tony.72, 88,114,126,130,173 Turner, Doug. 29,70,71,88,97,114,116, 120,123,124, 205, 207, 209, 212, 213,230 TURNER, MR. RON.48,140 Turner, Sandy.164 Tyboroski, Vanessa .164 Tyler, Teresa.62,84,207 Unclaimed Freight .222 Underhill, Velda .164 Underwood, Rodney .200 Vass, Deborah .89 Vassey ' s Men ' s Store .224 Veal, Darlene .173 Venable, Nila .82,200, 206, 208 Viega, Louis.164 Vines, Glenn .164 Waddle, Debbie.151 WAITE, MRS. SARAH .67 Walcott, George .86,114,173 Walden, Leroy .96,70,114,173,169,167, 208 Walker, Dewayne .70,173 Walker, James.173 WALKER, MRS. NANCY.152,104,59,58 Walker, Randy .164 Walker, Sidney.200 WALKER, MR. SHEROLD.114,127,130,58 Wall, Connie.26,74, 66, 96,153,164 Wallace, Cathy.87,92,173, 225 Wallace, Johnny.164 Wallace, Ray.72,173,169,114 Wallace, Susan.75,84,87,151 Waller, Randy.151 Wallin, Jan.151 Walston, Cindy.105 Walston, Janet .98,164,105,208 Walter A. Wood Supply Co .224 Wann, Carolyn.96,200 Ward, Wayne .173 Warner, Angela.35,164 Warren, Stewart.174 Watkins, George .91,151 Watkins, Gregg .91,164 Watkins, Paula .164 Watson, Frank .85, 200, 206 Wayne Brock Dodge .234 W. E. Flays Real Estate .231 Weathers, Sharon .81,151 Weathers, Wayne .130,174 Webster, Sherry.151 Webb, Carol.164 Welch, Teresa.151, 206 Wells, Jan.74,108,174 Wells, Teresa.151 Welter, Donna.74,173,174 West, Jennifer.151 WESTCOTT, MR. ROBERT.62 Whitaker, Lisa.81,151 White, Danny.174 White, Glenn .134 White, Leonard .164 White. Way Cleaners .222 Whitfield, Jerry.200 Whitlock, Jeannie . 189, 200,101,103,96, 98, 66, 33, 32, 206, 208, 232 Whitmgre, Dwight .151 Whittaker, Lisa.75,181,151 Wilbanks, Brenda .92,206 Wickham, Sheila .164 Wigley, Bobby .143,151 Wilkes, Janet.151 Wilkes, Mary.164 Wilkinson, Dimmy.76 Wilkinson, Jeannie .200 Willard, Debbie. 151 Willet, Vickie .67,164 Willet, Bobby .200 Williams, Crystal .75,81 Williams, Darla.151, 76,86, 81 Williams, Harvey .151 WILLIAMS, MR. JOHN.56 Williams, Mark.164 Williams, Mark.174 Williams, Mike.174 Williams, Sallye .96,29,200,74,93 Williams, Scotty.151 Williams, Sharon .200 Williams, Steve.34,174 Williams, Wayne .164 Willoughby, Harold .130,151 Wilson, Debbie .174 Wilson, Eddie.151 Wilson, Judy.200 Wilson, Laura .174 Wilson, Mike .159,164 Wilson, Mike .151 Wilson, Nancy .151 Wilson, Vickie .75,81,151 Winston, Gail .91,174 Womack, Debbie.28, 29,107,109 Woodall, Kathy .28, 29, 98,197, 207,208 Woods-Christian Title Agency .232 WOODS, MR. KENNETH.43,61 Woods, Mitch.70,174, 232 Wooten, Danny.174,63 Wooten, Gail .76 Wooten, Ginger.76,207 Wooten, Gloria .78,82,83,90,200 Wooten Flardware Company .230 Wooten, Jane.174,208 Wooten, Rodney.57 Word, Elvira .31,87,91,104,155,164 Word, Nathaniel .200 Wright, Bazalene.74, 80,96,98, 200 Wright, Bill .164 Wright, Carla .200 Wright, DeWayne.151 Wright, Ricky .105,200 Wyatt, Jan .76 Wyatt, Jean .78,164 Wyatt, Lamar.84, 94, 95,97, 200, 207, 208 Wyeth, Peter.62 Yarbrough, Judy.75,81,151 Yates, Dennis .174 Yates, Lebron .88,119,151 Younes, Debbie.200 Young, Diane.75,96,99,150 Young, Mark.164 Young, Matthew .130,150 YOUNG, MR. PHIL.114,119,125, 2t1 Youngblood, Dan .92,150,236 Zaremsky, Elaine .75,81,84,150 Zaremsky, Pat.97, 98,200,207 General Index 249 4 Faculty Information Lists ALLISON, MRS. CAROLYN G.—English III. ARLEDGE, MRS. VIRGINIA G.—French I, II; English III. BATTLE, MISS LORAINE—English I, Speech; Drama Club, Thespian Club, Pep Club, Freshman ClassSponsor. BOULWARE, MR. BEN—Physical Education; Football and Track Coach. BOZEMAN, MRS. SANDRA—English I; Co-Director of Yearbook; received Master of Education Degree, 1973. BREWER, MISS DOROTHY—English I, II. CAIN, MRS. MARGUERITE C.—English Composition, English IV; Director of Business Staff of Yearbook. CAMPBELL, MR. V. P.—Algebra I, II; Geometry. CARTER, MISS JOANN—American History; Senior Class Sponsor; Beta Club Sponsor. COOK, MISS LILLIAN A.—Vocational Office Training, Shorthand II, Bookkeeping I; FBLA Sponsor. COPPINGER, MRS. INEZ—Learning Disabilities; Working toward a Master Degree in Learning Disability at University of Georgia. CURTIS, MRS. LYNN—Bookkeeping I, II; Office Practice; FBLA Sponsor, Senior Class Sponsor. DINTSCH, MR. ROBERT F.—Disciplinarian. DUNN, MRS. JEANNE—Reading. EASON, MRS. WINIFRED—Spanish I, II. ELLIOT, MISS LANA—Home Economics, Physical Science; FHA Sponsor, Freshman Y-Teen Sponsor. EMERSON, MISS MARY—Sociology, Psychology, American History. FABREE, MR. TONY—Basic Math, Algebra I, Business Math. FLEMING, MR. LARRY—Health, Physical Education; Varsity Football Coach; FCA Co-Sponsor. FLYNN, MR. CHARLES F.—Algebra I. FOWLER, MR. JIM-Counselor. GRAY, MRS. SHARON—Pre-Algebra, Business Math. GREEN, MRS. MARIE C.—Typing 1,11; Bookkeeping I. GRIGSBY, MRS. SHIRLEY SCOTT—English II, IV; Co-Director of Yearbook. HOLDER, MISS JOYCE—English II, III; Creative Writing, Junior Class Sponsor, FTA Sponsor. HOUSTON, MRS. JUDY—Girls’ Physical F]ducation, Health; Girls’ Varsity Volleyball Team Coach. Team Coach. JAMES, MR. RON—World Geography; Varsity Baseball and Basketball Coach. JESSE, MRS. EDNA EARL—Home Economics II, III, Family Living; FHA Sponsor. KIDD, MRS. WANDA—Typing I, Personal Typing. JOHNSON, MRS. BRENDA—General Math. KNIGHT, MRS. MARY—Girls ' Physical Education; Cheerleaders and GAL Sponsor. LEONARD, MR. CRAIG—World Geography, American Government; Freshman Basketball, Football Coach. LOGGINS, MR. CHARLES—English II. LOVIN, MISS SANDY—Physical Science, Biology. LOWRY, MR. WAYNE—Current Affairs, Religion of Man, Consumer Education; Key Club Sponsor. McDaniel, MRS. JUNE—Librarian; Library Club Sponsor. MILLER, MR. GEORGE A.—American Government, Transportation; Motor Club Sponsor. MOORE, MRS. BARBARA—Registrar. MURDOCK, MR. LYNN—Advanced Math, Geometry; Varsity Football Coach, Athletic Director. PARRY, MR. BILL—Chemistry, Physical Science, Business Math. RANSOM, MR. JIM—Band, Chorus. REAGAN, MISS NANCY—Biology. REED, MR. BILL—Economics, Consumer Education. REED, MRS. HELEN PAYNE—Librarian; A-V Staff Sponsor, German Club Sponsor. ROBERTS, MR. BURNETTE F.—Physical Science; Junior Exchange Club Sponsor. SHAFFNER, MR. DALE—Band. SMITH, MR. JAMES ALONZO—Assistant Principal. SMITH, MR. JAMES ALLEN—Algebra II,Geometry; Sophomore Class Sponsor. SMITH, MRS. SANDRA—World History. SMITH, MRS. SHIRLEY R.—Counselor; Allied Medical Careers Club Sponsor. SPRAYBERRY, MISS MARIAN—Home Economics I; Beta Club Co-Sponsor, FHA Sponsor. SPRINGER, MISS ALICE J.—Physics, Applied Math; Rossvillite Sponsor. STEPHENS, MISS JEAN—EMR. STINNETT, MRS. MARTHA—Art I, II; Art Club Sponsor. THOMPSON, MR. DALLAS R.—CVAE TURNER, MR. RON—English II; Freshman Class Co-Sponsor. WAITE, MR. LARRY- S.—Principal. WAITE, MRS. SARAH—Secretary. WALKER, MRS. NANCY—Health; Pom-Pom Squad Sponsor. WALKER, MR. SHEROLD—Health; FCA Co-Sponsor; Football and Wrestling Coach. WESTCOTT, MR. ROBERT $.—Gifted Program; Science Club Sponsor, Afro-American Club Sponsor. WILLIAMS, MR. JOHN—Biology. WOOD, MR. KENNETH—Counselor. YOUNG, MR. PHIL—Introduction to Business; 9th Grade Football and Basketball Coach. 250 Reference 4 Top left. Cafeteria worker, Mrs. Frankie Millhorn, cleans the kitchen utensils at the end of lunch period. Below left. Coach Phil Young signs a library pass for a study hall student. Top right. Mr. Wayne Lowry prepares to call roll. Bottom Right. Disciplinarian, Mr. Bob Dintsch, calls a parent to check on a “behavior problem . Reference 251 when we are young We long to tread a way none trod before, But find theexcellentold way through love And through the care of children to the hour For bidding Fate and Time and Change good¬ bye. Yeats I k 252 Closing I ■ The time is close when you shall forget all things and be by all forgotten. Aureluis Closing 253 I i I ♦ Lives of great men all remind us We can makeour lives sublime, And departing, leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time. Longfellow 254 Closing - rj,.. The Happening took place in Room 22. Nineteen students and two advisors worked together for a common goal ... a goal not defined, yet well understood. Creative ideas written on paper are torn apart, only to be written over and perfected. Time was spent sixth period, after school and late at night to meet deadlines that were never met. Emotions expressed between fellow workers varied—affection, anger, or aughter. 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