Savannah High School - Blue Jacket Yearbook (Savannah, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1973 volume:

1973 BLUE JACKET Savannah High School Savannah, Georgia Volume: 53 3 Time was waiting. You could not be blamed for walking blindly along, only bumping into Shadows. How was it really? Did anyone ever see? Were we too wrapped up In petty words and childlike voices to see the larger scale? 12 Did you taste, or smell, or hear the feeling of Existence? Did you Smile once without your well- trained Laugh? Did you cry because you could Not Accept that you were not great Enough? V •( It often Hurts to Live, But it is Real. u Blue Jacket Volume 53 Dedication.................................................................... 16 Academics......................................................................18 Beauty ........................................................................40 Organizations..................................................................50 Sports.........................................................................96 Student Lite .................................................................136 Seniors.......................................................................170 Classes.......................................................................214 Advertisements................................................................252 Closing.......................................................................276 1973 Blue Jacket Staff Editor...................................................... Copy Editor ................................................ Layout Editor............................................... Business Manager............................................ Sports Editor............................................... Darkroom Technician......................................... Circulation Manager ........................................ Photography Editor.......................................... Club Editor................................................. Business Staff.............................................. Copy Staff.................................................. Layout Staff................................................ Photography Staff .......................................... . . Mary Ann Reiser ......Susan Arden ....Kathy Blanton .... Debra Brewton ....Robert Brown ....Charles Ferris ......Betty Lanier .... Chuck Newcity ......Linda Terrell .......Lysa Dixon Carmel Garvin .... Jody Schwartz . . Mark Dickerson George Sicay .....Bruce Brown Tarriel Covington Mrs. Mejol Burchett Advisor 1973 Blue Jacket Dedicated to Miss Janette Carroll This year at Savannah High has often been confusion where we lost ourselves in the largeness of buildings and the smallness of life. We have known teachers and administrators (good and bad) and we have felt the need to have a one-to-one relationship with someone, somewhere. Someone recognized this need and tried to fill it for us. She gave more than what was just necessary”; She gave a genuine concern, friendship, and interest. Revealing herself as a person, she saw you as a person; Never judging but by what you were. With her there was the freedom to be honest; to be an individual. All who opened their hearts instantly saw what can be when someone tries, it is doubtful that she will ever realize how much every gesture has meant. But to those of us who have been fortunate enough to know her, she has made the days of this year count. Therefore, it is to her effort to the spirit it inspires, and to the person, Janette Carroll, We dedicate this volume: Blue Jacket 1973 17 Mathematics Absolute in its severity . . pres- enting a symmetry and balance to life when we learn to work through regu- lations and possibilities . some- times odd problems only we must accurately measure Time in hours, days, and years . . . Mathe- matics . teaching principles and giving examples to support those principles . . universal . . . practi- cal . . often unrealistic, always interesting and should we never need to know the answer to problem 16, page 292 again, still we have grown in the search for that answer . perhaps to the point that one day we may finally find for ourselves that elusive common denominator. 20 English Each Thought is but a moment of our consciousness . . . not truly existing in reality until expressed . English the communication and expression of our thoughts and the thoughts of others . . . showing the beauty of form in language poetry . . . Faulkner Dickinson exposing the magic behind the concept of a word 23 Science New depths, wider perceptions . . . worlds within worlds . the people and possibilities contained within ourselves physical proper- ties . enzymes .for once giv- ing us an answer to “Why?” . . Science . . just facts, but when combined into a sequence or proc- ess. become Life 24 Physical Education Bodies were made to use to their most glorious capacity . . . P.E. . . . a time to learn the difference that giv- ing All can make ... not just mus- cular matters, but something deeper within you than bone the sharp pains of striving to fulfill your poten- tial ... the throb afterwards . . . lungs that hurt with the effort required keeping life youthful . . . showing that poetry and grace in motion comes only with practiced action. ROTC An environment where the dra- matic becomes routine . . . Uniforms every Tuesday and Thursday . guns . . . brass . . . orders medals do make a difference Practice-agam . Haircut?? . . . The military life always, always — hup. two, three, four a game or reality? 27 28 Practical Arts Economics, the arts, and science brought into one class . . desiring a material success . . . crafts which require skill and control . . . blue and brown . . . ink and cloth . . . build- ing techniques to education . . . revolving wheels in everything . aiming for self-sufficiency today and tomorrow. 6000 ooool oooo 8 Social Science Study of the cycle of History . . Evaluation of the inclinations of a nation of people records . artifacts . . . realization that cause'' is rarely a single action . . . Life’s autobiography . . the only stability is change 31 Language Saying things you've said all your life in a way refreshingly different . . . Feeling the close tie between people and pronunciation and when testing time comes, who ever really wanted to be bi-lingual anyway? . . . filmstrips . . foreign foods . . . our famous southern dia- lect always in the way ... the prob- lem wasn't that you'd forgotten the translation; it was that you never knew it . . . sometimes you came close spending class dreaming of the day you can speak and even think in a language other than your own. 32 V Fine Arts No more painting between the lines now you live in a world inspired by you . . . expressing the life around you as you see it . . expanding . . using every sense and ability . . . creative people creat- ing lifting the notes from the page . transforming ink into music . . exposing your inner talents to criticism . . . standing alone . . and, if you really want to. producing and achieving You. 33 Professional Staff Outstanding individuals . . pro- fessionals who are given too few opportunities to do what they like best too much paperwork too little time ... too many students . . . recording and filing . sched- uling classes . . . testing by micro- phone and No. 2 pencils only . . . But when you get to know them, they become someone a friend to boost your ego by giving you a chance to achieve ... a sounding board for uncertain principles giving the needed encouragement for us to understand ourselves and the complexities of life. 34 Personnel Always al work coordinating our odds and ends fingers moving in patterns that differ daily . . . chang- ing light bulbs . . . records and reports . . . cleaning continuously . . . transcending procedures and yet supporting order . . employees of a different standing a vital, yet often unrecognized part of our school. Board of Education A new School Board . . . starting oft on an optimistic note informing the community of educational needs . . . promoting the use of modern facilities . . . giving time and energy to serve our school system . . . These are the concerned citizens of Chatham County . . . working often without recognition for man ’s great- est endeavor: education Administration Carrying a heavy load of responsi- bilities with dignity . discipline — the foundation of their control . . the parent of our success . . having care and concern govern the final answer . . endeavoring to give us their best thought and best effort the right man in the right place at the right time . giving an honest equivalent of our interest. 37 38 Adams, Dorothy Mrs.; English Adkins, Robert C. Mr.; Practical Arts All, Josie Mrs.; Treasurer Anderson. James Mr.; Science Barnes, Judy Mrs.; Practical Arts Bath, Clarence Sgt. Major; ROTC Bersseiner, Earl Mr.; Social Science Bloodworth, W. L. Mr.; Social Science Bohannon, Janet Mrs.; Mathematics Boiler. Ann Miss; Science Brand, Betty Miss; Social Science Branscomb, J. S. Mr.; Counselor Briggs, John Mr.; Practical Arts Brown, Dorothy Mrs.; Mathematics Brown, Freddie Mr.; Practical Arts Brown, Eugene Mr.; PE Brunner, William Mr.; Social Science Bull. Desaussure Col.; ROTC Bunger, John Mr.; Custodian Burchett. Meiol Mrs.; English Burgess, Althea Miss; Fine Arts Carroll, Janette Miss; Science Caterisan. Mary Mrs.; Practical Arts Cawley, Florence Mrs.; English Clay. Evelyn Mrs.; English Cope, Enid Mrs.; Language Courtney, Lucille Mrs.; Records Office Cowart. Hazel Mrs.; Infirmary Davis, Helen Mrs.; English Dawes, Marie Mrs.; Secretary Deal. Jack Mr.; Practical Arts Dean, W. A. Mrs.; Counselor Dewitt. Betty Mrs ; Mathematics Dingle. Joyce E. Mrs.; Social Science Edwards. Virginia Mrs.; Social Science Elam, Carolyn Miss; Chorus Gastin, Rayford Sgt.; ROTC Gilbert. Robert L. Mr.; Science Hall, James M. Mr.; Science Hamilton, Caroline Mrs.; Practical Arts Hart, Mamie Mrs.; Social Science Hickman, Louise Mrs.; Practical Arts Hodge, Elizabeth Mrs.; Mathematics Holmes, Arvel Mr.; P.E. Howard, Cleo Mrs.; Mathematics Faculty James. Elizabeth Mrs ; Practical Aris Johnson. Clevon Mr; Asst. Principal Johnson. Juliette Miss; English Jones. Gladys Mrs.; Science Jordan, John Mr.; Social Science Jordan. Shirley Mrs.; English Kennedy. Jackie Miss; English Lawson, Patricia Mrs.; Mathematics Ledford. Sheila Mrs.; Mathematics Lodge. Albert Mr.; P.E. Luten. Edna Mrs. . Social Science Masters, Marie Mrs.; Language May, Evelyn Mrs.; English McAlpin. Pauline Mrs.; Language Mell, Shirley Miss; P.E. Morgan. Joan Mrs.; Science Nall. Aileen Mrs.; Social Science Natson, Barbara Miss; P.E Neisler, Eloise Mrs.; Mathematics Newman, Eileen Mrs.; English Newman, Joy Miss; Language Nisbet, James Mr.; Social Science Polite, Evelyn Mrs.; Mathematics Poller. Michael Mr.; English Preetorious. Virginia Mrs.; Counselor Redden. Katherine Mrs.; Counselor Reeves, Stella J. Mrs.; Social Science Rogers. Jenell Miss; Practical Arts Salwatore, Jo Mrs ; Counselor Oflice Sapp. Tossie L. Mrs.. Pre Vocational Sellers. Ethel L Mrs.; Science Sheppard, Winnie Miss; English Sisson. Michelle Mrs.; English Sleth. Beverly Mrs.; Practical Arts Smith. Charii Mr.; P.E. Smith. Rosie Mrs.; Science Spencer, Theron Mr.; Social Science Spillane. Susan Mrs.; Office Sullivan, Mary Mrs. Practical Arts Thigpen. I. E. Mr.; Counselor Office Thompson. James Mr.; Fine Arts Warren, Linda Mrs.; Practical Arts Wilcox, Gwendolyn Mrs.; Social Science Williams. Barbara Mrs.; Attendance Oflice Williams, Erma Mrs.; English 39 1973 Miss Blue Jacket Finalists Vanessa Smith Volanda Cobham Jan Thigpen Susan Arden Jan Nieuwstraten Brenda Clanton Phyllis Shannon Tootie Grady Nita Daniels not pictured: Leslie Grant Rick Nelson Chooses Miss Blue Jacket 1973 . . . Jan Thigpen Jan Thigpen Miss Blue Jacket A6 Leslie Grant Blue Jacket Court 48 50 ORGANIZATIONS 51 Blue Jacket Yelling out the familiar, “Anybody wanna buy an annual? , in home- rooms. scrambling to meet deadlines, staging candid shots. A boisterous collection of people spilling forth cre- ativity. imagination, and promise. 52 1. Linda Terrell 2. Carmel Garvin 3 Mark Dickerson 4 Kathy Blanton 5. Lysa Dixon 6 Mary Ann Reiser 7. Jody Schwartz 8 Betty Lanier 9 Charles Ferris 10. Debra Brewton 11 Bruce Brown 12. Terrell Covington 13 George Sicay 14 Susan Arden 15. Robert Brown 16 Larry Naylor 53 Blue and White Interviewing, writing editorials, scrounging for ads. and selling sub- scriptions. A vibrant group of journal- ists presenting the story of S.H.S. through the printed word. 1. Debra Jenkins 2 Vera Lloyd 3. Jamie Stringfellow 4 Gary Fodor 5 Steve Evans 6 Mary Ann Pridgen 7. Jan Thigpen 8 Mary Gugel 9 Susan Arden 10 Howard Cooper 54 Art Club Gifted students perfecting an idea by an individual way of self-expres- sion. 1 Allen Fireall 10. Debra Howard 2 Jeanette Duncan 11 Alum Hamilton 3 Daryl Piner 12. Derek Taylor 4 Faith Parrish 13. Donna Dick 5 Rose Marie Glover 14 Kevin Gillison 6 Nadine Jones 15. Gail Porter 7 Phylls Lyde 16 Rochelle Sellers 8 Ronald Anderson 17. Miss A Burgess 55 1. Mrs Cawley — Advisor 2 Kim Askew 3. Jeanie Fields 4 Joseph Barr 5 Vera Lloyd 6 Mary Gugel 7. Jo-Ann Harrigan 8 Maggie Anderson 9 Cindy McLaurm 10 Carea Ware 11 Bonnie Sigwald 12. Rosemary Jackson 13. Tim Stemhouser 14 Cathy Furhman 15 Susan Sutton 16 Kathy Brown 17 Dewilla Hooper 18 Ann Arden 19 Susan Arden 20 Melanie Anderson 56 Drama Club Memorizing lines, constantly rehearsing, and finally performing Theatrical students displaying talent and true ability. National Honor Society Excelled students willing to serve Their ability shows potential, their accomplishments show mastery, they show achievement. 1. Kathy Blanton 2 Peter Ulbnch 3. Tim Garrett 4 Priscilla Linton 5. Steve Vause 6 Paul Bryan 7. Howard Cooper 8 Mrs Pretorius Advisor 9 Diane Carter 10 Mrs Jordan Advisor 11 Juliann Carter 12. Susan Arden 13. Mary Ann Reiser 14 Linda Terrell 15 Deborah Brantley 16 Barbara Stem 17. Rosemary Jackson 18 Debbie Ridgeway 19 Brenda Ng 20 Joey Barr 21. Morris Geffen 22. Robert Brown Key Club 1 Walter Thomas 2 Randy Oliver 3. Albert Schunemann 4 Randy Smith 5. Raymond Beasley 6 Larry Branson 7. Gregg Ewaldson 8 Bill Holiday 9 Charles Rockwell 10 Bill Ingman 11 James Nesbit — Advisor 12. Ted Stroud 13 Jimmy Lynch 14 Nita Daniels — Sweetheart 15 Nicky Evans 16 Tim Garrett 17. Robert Brown 18 Mark Redding 19 Dewey Dimsdale 20 Robert Thomas 21 George Bartheles ICC Leaders of clubs discussing activities, coordinating meetings, developing ideas into projects. Putting the links together to form a chain of organizations that make up S.H.S. 1. Elaine Andris 2 Lee Broderick 3. Linda Terrell 4 Tim Garrett 5 Mark Dickerson 6 Gary Foder 7. Mary Ann Reiser 8 David Anderson 9 Robert Rollins 10 Kathy Blanton 11 Priscilla Linton 12 Robert Brown 13. Jan Nieuwstraten 14 Brenda Clanton 15 Fred Hodge 16 Mary Gugel 17 Vicki Bevill 60 Bi-Racial Committee Peacefully settling disputes between the races, cancelling controversy, and resolv- ing discord Helping us toward a more harmonious co-existence. 1. m Holliday 2. Vera Lloyd 3. Ronald Simmons 4 David Reiner 5 Sheila Hamilton 6 Clevon Johnson — Advisor 7. Maggie Anderson 8 Carolyn Jenkins 9 Cindy McLaurin 10 Van Ellen Parks 11. Barbara Smith 12. Jeame Fields 13. Gary Fodor 14 Joseph Barr 15. Morris Gitten 16 Elwood Massey 61 Alpha Beta An exceptional organization of enterprising students Rendering service, practicing leadership, and radiating success. 1 Robert Brown 2. Steve Vause 3. Charles McCoy 4 Rosalyn Scheer 5. Susan Deason 6 Tim Garrett 7. Juliann Carter 8 Vicki Bevill 9 Robert Rollins 10 Kathy Blanton 11. Priscilla Linton 12 David Anderson 13. Louis Drago 14 Debbie Mahany 15. Patricia Cook 16 Mary Ann Reiser 17 Elaine Andris 18 Steve Evans 19 Janet Flowers 20 Sue Moore 21 Robert Clanton 22 Kathy Hagen 23. Cecile Blalock 24 Barbara Stem 25 Debbie Ridgway 26 Mary Gugel 27. Gary Fodor 28 Linda Terrell 29 Krystal Karatassos 30. Diane Carter 31 Debra Brewton 32. Jan Thigpen 33 Susan Arden 34 Howard Cooper 62 Omega Beta Organizing worthwhile projects, benefiting our school and commu- nity, always excelling. The Junior Betas — progressing as individuals. 1. Rose Mary Jackson 2 Gertrude Lawrence 3. Joey Barr 4 Morris Geffen 5. Mutt 6 George Sicay 7. Pat Doty 8 Jackie Davenport 9 Linda Holden 10 Robin Gnsson 11. Mrs Bohannon 12. Lynn Davis 13. Terry Britt 63 1. Carmel Garvin 10 Tommy Waters 2 Robert Rollins 11. Cynthia Rivers 3 Sharon Morgan 12. Elaine Andns 4 Louis Drago 13. Sylvia Gardner 5. George Sicay 14 Karen de Angelis 6 Sharon Brown 15. Elizabeth Sicay 7. Ann Arden 16 Tim Garrett 8 Athena Andris 17. Kathy Blanton 9 Carolyn Shuman 18 Mary Ann Reiser 19 Donna McKay 28 Kim Askew 20 Donna de Angelis 29 Debra Brewton 21 Lisa Brown 30 Charles McCoy 22 Terry McClain 31 Jan Nieuwstraten 23 Diane Kennedy 32 Cindy Cox 24 Pnscilla Linton 33 Mrs Howard 25 Lee Broderick 34 Mrs Sapp 26 Rosemary Sicay 35 Susan Fntts 27 Juliann Carter 36 Cheryl Jenkins 37 Robert Brown 65 STUDENT COUNCIL 66 Dedicated leaders concerning themselves with the betterment of the school. Planning activities, co-operat- ing with the student body, getting things done. 1. Tim Garrett 2 Brenda Clanton 3 Fred Hodge 4 Debbie Ridgway 5 Jan Thigpen 6 Priscilla Linton 7 Lysa Dixon 8 Betty Lanier 9 Beverly Blue 10 Kim Askew 11. Brenda Quest 12 Jan Nieuwstraten 13 Marchelle Williams 14 Steve Evans 15 Danny Garrett 16 Vicki Bevill 67 Junior High Student Council Able representatives managing stu- dent government and exhibiting knowledge in leadership. 1. John Morse 15. Tony Johnson 2 Lamar Dayar 16 Charlesetta Bryant 3. Daryl Piner 17. Stephen Dermer 4 Mrs Edwards 18 Debra Howard 5. Julie Powell 20 Miss Sisson 6 Carla Stevens 22 Julie Rahn 7. Beth Headley 23 Erin McGinn 8 Kathy Rawls 24 Dona De Angel is 9 Cathy Henderson 25 Rosemary Sicay 10 Wessley Roberson 11. Joy Williams 12 Virgil Daughtry 13. Pamela Rountree FTA Young people intrigued with the aspects of the teaching profession The Future Teachers of America — preparing for tomorrow. 1 Mrs E. E. May — Advisor 2. Elaine Andris 3. Karen Smalls 4 Steve Hartley 5. Angela Black 6 Linda Johnson 7. Larry Golden 8 Cynthia Haygood 9. Denise Harrelson 10. Shelia Hamilton 11. April Medlock 12. Ronald Simmons 13. Shelia Gordon 14 Susannah Henderson 15. Kathy Centamore 16 Van Gignilliat 17. Lee Broderick 18 Maggie Anderson 69 GAA Girls seeking a challenge by going beyond what is required of them. The Girl’s Athletic Association — reach- ing a goal, while displaying une- qualled skill. 1. Diane Bryant 9 Jacquelyn Simmons 2 Saralyn Trudell 10. Diane Cody 3 Patricia Polite 11. Debra Jenkins 4 Betty Green 12. Debra Robinson 5 Venus Thompson 13. Wanda Andrews 6 Linda Shephard 14 Louberta Johnson 7 Carolyn Cooper 15 Winker 8 Paulette Bryant 16 Miss Mel 1 70 1. Jackie Johnson 13. Linda Bazzell 2 Howard Barrett 14 Martha Bratcher 3 Rhonda Ward 15 Mrs Barnes — Advisor 4 Susan Murphy 16 Lynn Smith 5 Diane Wasson 17 Nita Daniels 6 Kathy Davis 18 Donna Stone 7 Sue O'Neal 19 Athena Mock 6 Krystal Karatassos 20 Pam Lancaster 9 Debra Dick 21 Diane Holford 10 Judy Brooks 22 Suzanne Edentield 11. Karen Christy 12 Janet Flowers 71 FHA Making it as a woman, thinking of the future as a family, and turning lit- tle girl dreams into a world of reality. The Future Homemakers of America — practical minded, efficient, and productive. 1 Cathy Centamore 2. Mary Hewitt 3. Barbara Pollack 4 Denise Harrelson 5 Gwendolyn Swain 6 Diane Kennedy 7. Deborah Simmons 8 Patricia Pinkney 9 Esther Robinson 10 Hattie Berry 11. Lawanda Robins 12. Mrs Warren — Advisor 13 Cynthia Rivers 14 Cheryl Jenkins 15 Patricia Mumford 16 Miss Rogers — Advisor 17. Julie Powell 18 Geneva Berry 19 Linda Hensley 72 FBLA Reserving a front row seat in the world of tomorrow. The Future Busi- ness Leaders of America — insuring a better future by finding a place in the business world today. 1 Martha Bratcher 2. Kathy Davis 3. Linda Bazzeil 4 Janet Flowers 5. Susan Murphy 6. Sue O'Neal 7 Louis Drago 8. Lynn Smith 9 Judy Brooks 10 Debra Dick 11 Diane Holford 12. Athena Mock 13. Pam Lancaster 14 Mrs Barnes (Advisor) 15 Donna Stone 16 Diane Wasson 17. Nita Daniels 18 Jackie Johnson 19 Karen Christy 20 Crystal Karatassos 21 Suzanne Edenfield 73 Susan Arnett George Beasley Nick Boone Steve Brown Diane Bryant Ken Chapman Norman Chapman Raymond Cheong Leon Clayton Konrad Clemens Joey Conner Robert Coppage Gerome Davis Myra DeLoach Karen Farmer Donald Fawcett James Garvin Betty Green William Grimm Robin Grissom Anthony Haggray Jack Hale John Hargrove Leste Hayman Otis Lee Hicks Cindy Holloway Dewilla Hooper Susan Hooper Keith Jarvis Ronnie Knight Carl McCarty Wayne McCullough Jimmy Mallory April Medlock Sashi Menon William Pleasent Christine Rogers Jay Rosenberg Paul Sands Anthony Sapp John Smith Karen Smith Mark Smith Sandra Stafford Donald Terry Saralyn Truedell David Valdes Ella Walker Wanda Waters Debra Williams Raymond Wright Blue Printers Architecturally minded young men and women developing skills in mechanical drawing, drafting, and design. 1. Lester Lamhut 2. John Marcantonio 3. Mr Adkins 4 AJlen Faircloth 5. David Anderson 6 Jeanme Fields 7. Albert Schunemann 8 Alex Miltiades 9 Hollis McLendon 10 Mike Polack 76 Quill Scroll Senior students on Staffs of Blue and White or Blue Jacket pursuing a greater knowledge of the literary realm 1 Linda Terrell 2 Robert Brown 3. Debra Brewton 4 Gary Fodor 5 Betty Lanier 6 Jamie Stringfellow 7 Debra Jenkins 8 Mary Ann Reiser 9 Susan Arden 77 78 Black Culture Interested students reviving a uni- que culture as they study the colorful background of their race 1. Mrs E. Polite — Advisor 2. Andrea Bowers 3. Maxine Williams 4 Brenda Copeland 5. Letitia Grant 6 Ronald Murray 7. Delons Stewart 8 Perry Grant 9 Gwendolyn Roberson 10 Danny Gillard 11 Ronnie Clark 12. Gwendolyn Swam 13. Judy Wilhite 14 Vanessa Smith 15 Sheila Gordon 16 Joann Harrigan 17 Deborah Middleton 18 Joyce Walker 19 Tyrone Benjamin 20 Cynthia Haygood 21 Larry Golden 22. Yolanda Cobham 23. Ronald Simmons 24 Lisa Morgan 25 Mrs Dingle — Advisor 26 Maggie Anderson 27. Saralyn Trudell 28. Betty Green 29 Sheila Hamiton 30 Theresa White 79 Bible Club Students singing, studying scrip- tures, having fellowship together. Learning that life is having peace and joy inside you. 1. Carmella Leak 2. Louis Dr ago 3. Deborah Brantley 4 Grace Miller 5. Miss Elam 6 Kerry Alifi 7. Cynthia Lake 8 Mark Dickerson 9 Kathy Blanton 10. Carmel Garvin 11. Wesley Hall 12. Lee Broderick 13. Dan Beam 14 Susie Johnson 15. Dottie Bell 16. Mary Ann Pridgen 17. Mike Hodge 18 Seylance Scott 19 Beth Headley 20. Jan Beasley i 80 1. Mary Ann Reiser 2 Susan Sterling 3. Rosalynn Scheer 4 Gary Fodor 5. Jan Nieuwstraten 6 Louis Drago 7. Lisa Morgan 8 Susan Arden 9 Ed Ferris 10. Kim Askew 11 Bruce Brown 12. Jerry Pearlmen 13. Charles Ferris 14 Betty Lanier 15. Juliann Carter 16 Fred Hodge 17 Nina Garlmgton 18 Beverly Blue 19 Krystal Karatassos 20 Sharon Brown 21 Kathy Blanton 22 Debra Brewton 23 Mrs Reeves 81 1 Randy Coburn 2 Robert Bernstein 3 Ellen Tanner 4 Mary Sheehan 5 Deborah Grantham 6 Jill deVegter 7. Carolyn Her 8 Carol Collins 9 Bunny Wood 10. Donna Fender 11. Deveeda Mitchell 12. Charlie Hearn 13. Tina Rich 14 Robert Clark 15 Sandra Howard 16 Bobby Redding 17 Vanessa Howard 18 Terry Reggs 19 Pam Arnold 20. Ann Thorpe 21. Donnie Hall 31 Steve VanDora 22 Glenda Michael 32 Tricia Gunter 23 Jay Mock 33 Pam Howell 24 Pat Waddell 34 Dennis Alitfi 25 Debra Peterson 35. Jeffrey Culin 26 Wayne Franklin 36 Andy VanDora 27 Tony Stanford 37 George Grant 28 Sheryl Brey 38 Mane Carroll 29 JoAnn Fergerson 39 Mary Kelly 30 Sandra Leggett 40 Robert Thomas 82 Keeping a job while staying in school. Distributive Education — learning how to make a living on your Distributive Co-operation . . . Training . . . Combining two lives . . . the student and the employee accepting the responsibility of a job while completing a high school education . . getting paid in money, knowledge and experience . 84 25. Conrad Larrimore 26 Vernon Ricord 27. Melanie Curran 28. Arthur Kirk 29. Gary Vinson 30 Craig Blumbiy 31. Larry Fall 32. Terry Hendrix 33. Virgil Scott 34 Timmy Griffin 1. Jack Deal — Advisor 13. Larry Stanfield 2 Dwight Shelley 14 David Udmsky 3 David McCoy 15. Charles Allen 4 Gene Hughs 16 Frankie Legrand 5 Terry Reedy 17. Mike Schroeder 6 Russell Tarrell 18 Jesse Sullivan 7. Ted Glisson 19 Angie Davis 8 Ronny Barrett 20 Mike Vaughn 9 Steve Jordon 21 Charles Thomas 10 Milton McLaurin 22 Rene Lanier 11 Jimmy Johnson 23. Lynn Deal 12. Ted Stood 24 Robert Smith 85 Latin Club Singing carols in Latin, planting flowers in the courtyard, having infor- mal get-togethers. Latin students broadening their knowledge of the ancient Greek world. • 1 . t VxrVo 1 Vance Henderson 2. Mrs McAlpin — Advisor 3. Sheri Burke 4 Vicki Bevill 5. Kim Askew 6 Sharon Brown 7. Priscilla Linton 8 Mary Gugel 9 Connie Neal 10 Rosemary Sicay 11. Lisa Brown 12. Holly Dyar 13 Cay Cliett 14 Enn McGinn 86 French Club Diligent students translating, recit- ing. reading great works. Delving more deeply into the French lan- guage 1. Daniel Beam 2 Richard Brown 3 Elizabeth Sicay 4 Sylvia Gardner 5. Adeline Paguibitan 6 Carmel Garvin 7. George Sicay 8 Morris Getfen 9 Keith Herrington 10 Miss J Newman — Advisor 11 Carzadean Burke 12. Harold Watts 13. Mrs Enid Cope — Advisor 14 Cathy Centamore 15. Brenda Ng 16 Denise Harrelson 17. Linda Holden 1. Steve Hartley 22. Charles Ferris 2 Ed Ferris 23 Priscilla Linton 3. Tim Garrett 24 Bobby Goff 4 Susan Arden 25 Gregg Levin 5 Steve Vause 26 Howard Cooper 6 7. 8 Charles McCoy Lester Lamhut Howard Barrett 27 28 29 30 Diane Carter Hollis McLendon George Sicay Elaine Andris 9 Daniel Beam 31. Mrs Bohannon — Advisor 10 Dino Assalams 32 Bruce Brown 11. Robert Rollins 33 Robert Clanton 12 Kathy Blanton 34 John Parnsh 13. David Anderson 35 Mary Ann Reiser 14 15 Louis Drago Keith Burr 36 37 38 Linda Terrell Joey Barr Morris Geften 16. Joe Lee 39 Brenda Ng 17. Mrs Howard — Advisor 40 Kathy Hagan 18 Robert Clanton 41 Lisa Morgan 19 Brenda Terrell 42 Martha Ann Seyle 20 Robert Brown 21 Cindy McLaurin 88 Eager numerical scholars gaining a greater understanding of the world formed by numbers. Increasing skills, mastering new techniques, learning how to better cope with today’s sta- tistical world. Chorus Sight-reading new music, attending night rehearsals, incessantly drilling, and at last, performing. Hard-working students displaying talent and profes- sional showmanship. 90 James Allen Maggie Anderson Diane Bennett Cecile Blalock Deborah Brantly Brenda Brown Lee Broderick Cora Brown Sharon Brown Ricardo Bryant Cheryl Byrd Nathan Cayle Karen Cnstie Brenda Clanton Marilyn Davis Mark Dickerson Sydney Drake Ali verna Fields Janet Flowers Francia German Cynthia Anatt Chrystal Gerardeau Wanda Gordon George Grant Robert Grant Kathy Hagen Tia Halatis Corine Harley Debbie Herrington Jenny Hester Edna Hill Mary Ann Hill Bryan Jarrott Deborah Johnson Paula Jumonville Davey Jones Cathy Knott Cynthia Lake Lynn Luker Monique McClellen Sonya McDaniel Jerry McLeod Grace Miller Larry Milton Dyanne Mitchell Earl Mitchell Ronald Murray Judy Owens Mike Palmer Tish Payne Reno Perkins Susan Plumbley Barbara Polak Priscilla Pristell David Rahn Jeanette Richardson Esther Roberson Gwend Roberson Wesley Roberson Julie Scrivner Caroline Shuman Lyndy Simmons Charlotte Snider Bonny Sommers Sandra Stafford Vickie Stapleton Delons Stewart Sheila Sullivan Karren Tenney Linda Terrell Faye Waldhour Neil Wall Lynn Watts Lynda Wells Billy Wolfe Michael Wright ROTC Continuous marching, tiresome drilling, and always achieving Mold- ing young men into capable leaders K Albright L. Davis K Albright B Dean C. Andrews E. Dean R. Archibald J. Dudley R Armstrong M Ellison A Arrington G Faircloth R Barrow 1 Ferguson C. Bath B Finch D Beam T Flowers M Benoit T Foskey T Biscard M Givens M Blackshear P Golden T. Blackshear R Green P Brannan R Grissom W Brodenck P Hagan F Brown J. Hall V. Brown T Hall T Buchan K Herrington G. Bullard M Hodge J Burke C Holmes N Cail M Jackson W Cason L. Jenkins M Cela B Johnson T. Clark D Johnson J Cote M Johnson E. Cribbs S Johnson J. Crosby R Johnson R Crosby W Johnson P Wilson M Polite M Winarski B Poythress W Wolte S. Ouarlerman W Johnson M Rahal J Jones J. Reynolds H Jordan F Rhaney S Kaminsky M Rhaney E Keitt R Rollins S Kenard M Shuman R Kennedy D Sikes L Kent G. Snyder H Laster D Stanford M Lewis C. Steed C Lightfoot H. Tuten J. Lightfoot J Utley E Mack P Voyles G McCaskill D Waldhauer R McElveen D Walker J McLeod H. Walker A McMillan J Walker J McRall H Watts R Morgan K Webb D Nicodemus M Wedincamp J. Norris L Wickline T Orr R Williams G Parrish G. Wilmott H Pickney M Polack 92 95 96 Jackets Have 5-5 Season The powerful Blue Jackets broke even this year with five wins and five losses The boys made several fine showings and despite their record they had the potential of being a win- ning ball club. The Blue Machines' defensive unit was strong and rarely let the opposition’s offense make substantial gains. This defensive unit was led by Leroy Harris and Bill Holli- day. The offensive unit was usually aggressive. The passing attack was led by Billy Fields and Joey Tanguay. The receivers were Timmy Phillips and Walter Thomas. The ground attack was super Leroy Harris aver- aged 100 yards per game and was the city's second leading scorer. 99 100 Richard Arnold Nips Jackets in Opener The powerful Blue Jacket defensive unit allowed only a minus four yards rush- ing as the Eagles upset the Jackets. Savannah High only lost by one point which was an extra point made after Arnold s Jo Jo White ran a touchdown. The Jackets’ single score came when Timmy Phillips intercepted a pass from R A Dan Ellison. The kick for the extra point sealed S. H. S. doom In the final minutes of the game the offensive unit made a gallant but fruitless effort to come from behind After Billy Fields completed four passes to move the ball to the 20 as the clock ran out. The game was over and the Jackets had lost but on the statistics column the Jackets proved to be Number I. 101 Glynn Upsets Blue Jackets as Lights Go Out The Glynn Academy Red Terrors nipped the Blue Jackets in a come- from-behind victory. The strong SHS offensive unit made a fine showing during the first half of the game with three touch- downs. These scores were made by Fields, Holliday and Watson. Leroy Harris booted two extra points At the beginning of the third quar- ter a transformer blew out and the game was delayed as the players lay on the field in the dark. After the lights came back on the Jackets’ aggressiveness was gone. The Red Terrors made a tremendous come- back and tied the game at 20-20 with only minutes to play In the final sec- onds of the game the Red Terrors booted a 45 yard field goal which sealed SHS's doom The game ended 23-20, providing a win for the Ter- rors. 102 103 SHS Romps Over Johnson The offensive and defensive units of the Savannah High Blue Jackets seemed almost flawless as they made an easy 49-0 win over Johnson. The Blue Machine’s ground game, led by Leroy Harris, picked up 403 yards Harris scored three touch- downs and rushed for 158 yards. Michael Gadson scored two touch- downs. The other touchdowns were made by Fields. Phillips and Walker. Tim Garrett ran for 3 two point con- versions. The powerful defensive unit allowed only 68 yards rushing and completely stopped the Johnson attack. The Jackets for the first time looked like championship material. 104 Bulldogs Zipped by Jackets Leroy Harris paced the SHS boys in Blue to a 27-0 win over the Beach Bulldogs Harris, better known as Monk.' scored three touchdowns and rushed for 83 yards Clifford Perry scored the other Jacket touch- down on a 52 yard interception. Clar- ence Pawloski kicked three extra points. The defensive unit stopped Beach with only 24 total yards The unit was led by Bill Holliday. Andy Mendonsa also was very effective on defense SHS Nips Wayne County Quarterback Joey Tanguay com- pleted a touchdown pass to Timmy Phillips and Clarence Pawloski booted the extra point as the clock ran out to give the Blue Machine a 7- 6 victory over Wayne County. This touchdown was the reward of efforts to come from behind. It was the cli- max of a 38 yard drive with only 36 seconds on the clock. The Jackets seemed to be having trouble with the officials and were penalized 102 yards. Despite this problem the well disciplined Jackets come out on top. 106 Tompkins Stopped by SHS The powerful Blue Jackets once again used its strong ground game in a 14-0 shut-out over the Tompkins Wolverines. The strong defensive unit, led by Holliday and Gadson. allowed the Wolverines to enter SHS territory only twice during the game and the offense moved at will. Gadson and Harris scored the two touchdowns and Pawloski added the extra points. Harris with his fantastic strength and speed pushed for 172 yards. Timmy Phillips and Walter Thomas also made several fine catches of passes from Tanguay 107 Jackets Win Color It 27-13 Once again Leroy Harris and Clif- ford Perry led the Jackets' offensive unit in the 27-13 victory over Bruns- wick. Harris scored only once but ran for 117 yards. Clifford Perry scored two touchdowns one being a 79 yard kickoff return. Mike Gadson also scored a touchdown and Pawloski kicked three extra points. The Jack- ets made 222 yards in ground gains. The Jackets once again proved their potential. Windsor Defeats SHS Homecoming Game The Windsor Forest Knights completely crushed Savannah High in a 24-0 defeat of the Blue Jackets. It seemed the Jackets could never get fired up and were stopped in all areas of the statistics. Sybil Nixon was elected Homecoming Queen during halftime activities. Janet Beasley and Leslie Grant tied for first runner-up. 109 SHS Loses To BC The SHS Blue Jackets lost the closing game of the season by a score of 15-7 to the BC Cadets. The Jackets came out strong the first half with the defense holding the Cadets very well. The offense was also strong, led by Leroy Harris, who made the only SHS score on an 80 yard romp. After the halftime the Jackets seemed to have lost their ambition to win and BC controlled the remainder of the game. SHS lost again 10 Football Roster Bill Thomas Bill Fields Joey Tanguay Leroy Harris Jody Clonts Clifford Perry Michael Owens Andy Mendonsa Tim Garrett Ivan Clark Kenny Cechanowski Jim Lynch Walter Thomas Mike Loper Jim Constantine Albert Shunemann Danny Garrett Terry Holmes Mike Williams Larry Branson Rocky Brower Dewey Dimsdale Mark Redding Chris Bragg Stanley Walker Michael Gadson George Barthlemess Raymon Beasley Tony Watson Larry Sims Mike Smith Bill Holliday Clarence Pawlaski Timmy Phillips Marty Marmolejo in Jacket Cagers Are Determined The Blue Jacket basketball team for the 1973 season was not much different from the teams that pre- ceded them — except for the fact that they were defending state cham- pions. For this reason the opponents which were to face the Jackets knew what to expect. The S.H.S. Boys in Blue were ready to prove they were still number one. Also as usual, the Jackets had experienced personnel. Returning was 6-9 Lucius Luke Foster who was a member of the last year's State AAA all-tournament team Two year starter Gregg Ewaldsen also returned to the forward position. Danny Her- nandez was also a returning starter who is known for his excellent ball handling. Rounding out the starting five were 6-6 Ronald Simmons and 6- 1 Roney Clarke. The entire starting team presented a scoring treat any- time they got hold of the ball. The S.H.S. bench also was full of talent and could be called upon at anytime to help the team. David Walker, Perry Grant, and Archie Simmons were always surprising everyone with their magnificent back-up help The Jackets had great leadership under Harold Scott and his assistant Coach Brown. The Jackets had excellent coaching, ability and sup- port of the fans. With all these factors in favor of the Jackets they will still need much determination to once again become State Champs 115 Jackets Show Their Stuff The opening game of the season showed Savannah High completely dominating the Groves Rebels in an easy 70-31 win. The powerful Jack- ets returned to Tompkins the follow- ing week and treated them as harshly as they had the Rebels. They com- pletely dominated the Wolverines in the 96-48 victory. Coach Scott emp- tied the bench to let everyone show their talents. Big Lucius Foster com- pletely dominated the boards in both games. The first real challenge of the season came from Windsor Forest whose Knights held the “Big Blue to a low scoring battle. The Jackets did emerge the victor by a score of 48- 44. SHS Edges Beach to Take First in Christmas Classic The Jackets entered the Christmas tournament undefeated but had to face several tough teams. The ‘Blue Boys” won their first round victory against Windsor Forest by eight points. The Jackets also won the semifinal game by the same margin against the Jenkins Warriors. The Jackets had to face Beach in the final round which the Jackets won 58-54. Lucuis Foster was high for Savannah High with 18 points. Gregg Ewaldsen followed with 16 and Danny Hernandez dumped in 12. The Jackets placed an unprecedented five men on the all tourney team. These were Lucius Foster, Gregg Ewaldsen, Danny Hernandez, Roney Clarke and Ronald Simmons. Gregg Ewaldsen was also given the Most Valuable Player award They had proven their potential. 117 Jackets Continue Streak The still undefeated Jackets continued to add victories to their belt in games against B.C., Richard Arnold and John- son The Blue Machine had slight diffi- culty in defeating the Benedictine Cadets by a score of 48 to 43 Next the Jackets went on to score an easy victory over Richard Arnold. 85-52. The boys contin- ued showing their potential by scoring at will and clearing the boards Savannah High then proceeded to dismantle the Johnson Atom Smashers. The Jackets now ranked number one in State AAA basketball, defeated them 57 to 41. Lucius Foster was named best player in the State and Gregg Ewaldsen was ranked fifth in a poll by the Atlanta Jour- nal Jackets The Blue Jacket basketball team kept on winning after the midway point of the season. They won several close games but as a rule, the Jackets won with ease. Savannah High School easily defeated Richard Arnold by a score of 61 to 42. Lucius Foster and Gregg Ewaldsen always played consistent games with great help from Roney Clark and Ronald Simmons. Danny Hernandez was also a great factor in determining the out- come of the season. After several Continue to Win easy wins, the Jackets defeated Beach by a score of 62 to 59. Next, after the victory over Beach, the Jackets won in a 73-43 victory over Tompkins. The only loss in the regu- lar season came in the following game with Beach. The Bulldogs defeated the Jackets in a close game by a score of 52 to 48. Following this loss, the Jackets were never again in trouble for the remainder of the sea- son. 120 SHS Wraps Up Regular Season The last five games in regular sea- son play were easy victories for the Jackets They defeated Jenkins by a score of 52-48. Then, SHS romped over Windsor Forest, Groves, and Waycross in that order The Boys in Blue finished the regular seasbn with a record of 22 wins and only one loss. This, in itself, is a fantastic achievement for a truly fantastic team. 121 Savannah High Defeats Way cross SHS easily dissassembled the Way- cross offense in the semi-final action of the region tournament. The 64-46 victory gave the Jackets the right to play Jenkins for the championship. Once again the Savannah High giants completely dominated the smaller Waycross team on both the offensive and defensive boards. The strict discipline of the Jackets was a major factor in determining the out- come of the lopsided game SHS Wins Region 3AAA In the final round of Region 3AAA action Savannah High defeated Jen- kins by a score of 45-42. This was a very exciting game in which the entire team gave their all. Coach Scott did an excellent job in directing the boys in this close game Lucius Foster did an excellent job on Jenkin's James Johnson and Gregg Ewaldsen added much to the SHS victory. Because of their actions Gregg Ewaldsen and Lucius Foster were voted Co-Most Valuable players in the region tournament. During the game, all of the SHS players kept giv- ing support to the players on the floor. With this kind of team loyalty Savannah High will still be respected, win or lose. 123 Columbus Is Victim Of SHS The Savannah High Blue Jackets treated the Columbus High basketball team in the same manner in which they treated 26 other teams this sea- son. The taller Jackets completely dominated the rebound column as they took an easy 74-52 victory. Coach Scott used the starting five but also played several substitutions in the latter moments of the game. In the final quarter, Lucius Foster sprained his ankle but the rest of the team carried on to finish the game. After the opening minutes of the game Columbus was already far behind and did not have enough man power to come back from the large deficit. 124 Jackets Are Defeated In quarter final action of the State AAA Tournament in Macon the Savannah High Blue Jackets lost a very close game to Valdosta. The Jackets were handicapped in the fact that big Lucius Foster was playing with a bad sprain on his ankle. Even with this disability Big Luke played a great game and had much help from the rest of the squad. The game was really down to the wire. With seconds left, the score was tied a 47 all. Roney Clarke was bringing the ball down court for the Jackets when a controversial walking penalty was called. Valdosta got control of the ball and pulled ahead 49-47 as the time ran out. 125 Region 3-AAA Champions Robbie Mitchell Jerome White Henry Thornton Roney Clark Dannel Gilliard Archie Simmons Danny Hernandez Perry Grant Paul Bryan Roland Brisbane Gregg Ewaldsen Marc Tyke” Howard Richard Mike Marvin Hamilton Ronald Simmons Mike Williams David Walker Lucius Foster 126 B-Team Has Impressive Win The SHS Baby Jackets won 16 games against 3 losses The young cagers showed the Savannah High spirit and gave the school a good outlook for the future. Coach Eugene Brown did a great job with the boys. The outstanding players on the team were Mike Williams, Robbie Mitchell, Vincent Benjamin, Ivan Clark, John Marsh, Roland Brisbane, Marvin Headley. Freddie Jackson, Jackie Frazier, and Barry Kennedy. Michael Carter Robbie Mitchell Vincent Benjamin Bill Thomas Ivan Clark John Marsh Michael Reiser Roland Brisbane Marvin Headley William Stanley Alphonso Phillips Freddie Jackson Robert Coppage Jackie Frazier Barry Kennedy Varsity Cheerleaders A group of girls . . . putting in hours of hard work . . . attending VCI clinic . . . achieving the top squad in Georgia . . . improving techniques . . . displaying coordina- tion . ability . . . and a big smile all for a purpose ... to encour- age spirit . . spread enthusiasm . . . and show . . . We’re big . . . b-i-g We’re bad . . . b-a-d We’re boss . . . b-o-s-s b-o-s-s BOSS!!! Miss Janette Carrot — Advisor 128 B-Team Cheerleaders Girls . . . just beginning . first show of ability trying hard . . . helping to boost spirit . . . while develop- ing the skills needed . to be a No. 1 cheerleader . . in a No. 1 school . . . SHS . . . 1 Donna Price 2 Tern Barnes 3 Vickie Bell 4 Kelly Watson 5 Charlotte Thornton 6 Barbara Smith 7 Patricia Towns 8 Donna Burgstemer 9 Julia Graham 10 Marsha McCoy 11 Beth Blanton 12 Debbie Hill 13 Wanda Jones 130 Pep Squad Learning chants . . . doing routines . . . encouraging cries . . . shouts of joy . . . all added to the excitement and spirit ... of the games . . this is the pep squad a major force in boosting the spirit ... at SHS . . . 1 Carol Greene 2 Jo Ann Young 3 Gwendolyn Roberson 4 Debra Grant 5. Jackie Jackson 6 Jackie Frazier 7. Andrea Bowers 8 Diane Bennett 9 Judy Wilhite BLUE Batsmen Rebuild Roster The Savannah High baseball team had only an average season in 1972, but the fact that they will lose only two seniors holds promise for ’73. The Jackets have several good batters returning such as Joey Tan- guay, Joe Lee. Jerry McNair, and Max Forehand Many of the other players can also handle the bats well The pitching staff included Bucky Bryabt. Larry Sims, and Joey Tan- guay These boys lacked experience this past year but should help the Jackets toward a successful season next year The only players the Jackets will lose are Earl McClure and Danny Durden who were always adding spirit and experience. Under Coach Albert Lodge we hope that our bats- men will become a championship team Max Forehand Joey Tanguay Nicky Evans Murray Smith Danny Bragg Joe Lee Earl McClure Don White Jerry McNair Ted Stroud Larry Sims Bucky Bryant Coach Albert Lodge 133 Track The SHS track team won several city meets, but once again lost the region to Waycross. Larry Williams, who was named most valuable member of the Region, won several first place ribbons. Other valuable members of the Jacket team were Frank Brooks. Gregg Ewaldsen, Gibby Barnes, and Robert Grant. With all but Larry Williams and Barnes returning for another year we hope the cindermen can once again show the talent we have at SHS in the 73 season. 134 Golf The SHS golf team was not one of the strong points of the athletic pro- gram here at Savannah High. The team placed only sixth in the region Members of the team were Tommy Waters. Brian Minkovitz. Richard Solomans. and Howard Barrett. Hollis Stacy was also a member of the team. 135 T.SHS Morning comes upon us with a bang, a ringing that awakens (and sometimes fails to awaken) the ani- mal instinct in us of urgency. You must move quickly — Pull yourself out from safe lodgings. Now exposed to the elements, Go — don’t pause for thought. X 138 140 jm� jp 142 Hours so similar that they merged into Days so similar. 145 147 151 152 I have felt times of darkness and great voids in myself When I Waited for something or someone to enter and make me laugh. 155 If in years to come you remember a cold wet morning or windy after- noon or sweaty summer day. 158 160 162 165 fotOtoQ SHS Seniors Seniors ... A class similar to any other class . . composed of con- flicting ideals and characters . . . beginning to grasp the meaning of the times to follow . . therefore looking ahead while trying to hold on to what we have . . . and while wait- ing to be engulfed into the quiet his- tories of time, we share our life, our youth, and ourselves. WADE AIKENS MARY ELIZABETH ALLEN DAVID OWEN ANDERSON BECKY ANDERSON MAGGIE ANDERSON ELAINE ATHENA ANDRIS SUSAN ARDEN SUSAN ARNETT PAM ARNOLD DINO ASSELANIS WILLIAM HOWARD BARRETT RHONDA BARROW 172 UNDA BAZZELL JANET BEASIY TYRONE BENJAMIN ROBERT BERSTEIN VICKI BEVILL WAYNE BEVILL LEE ANN BIGGS CECILE BLALOCK CATERINE BLANTON BEVERLY BLUE NICK BOONE GLORIA BORRUM 173 David Anderson Senior Class President Key Club Vice-President Alpha Beta Club President of Blue Printers Club Diplomatic . . respected planning ahead leading opposing points of view to a mutual agreement. ELLEN BOWEN ANDREA BOWERS GWENDOLYN JANISE BOWERS CHRIS BRAGG PAMELA BRAGG RHONDA BRAGG 174 TERI BRAGG LEHMAN BRANNEN MARY JANE BRANNEN DEBORAH BRANTLEY MARTHA BRATCHER MARIA DIXON BRAUN DEBRAN BREWTON SHERYL BREY JOSEPH DOUGLAS BRIDGER DEBRA BRIGGS SAMUEL BRIGHT CAMILLE BROOKS 175 FRANK BROOKS JUDY BROOKS MARY BROWER DENA BROWN LUTHER BROWN ROBERT BROWN SHARON BROWN SHELIA BROWN PAUL E. BRYAN 176 DIANE BRYANT GLORIA JOYCE BRYANT HAROLD BRYANT RAYMOND BUNGER JERRY RAY BURKE SANDRA BURKE SHARON BURKE RHONDA BURNS LEO BURNSED Susan Arden Copy Editor — Blue Jacket University of Georgia Certificate of Merit Science Seminar Governor s Honors Award an accomplished penman . sunny . amicable enterprising intelligence and beauty ail in one. 177 KEITH BURR NORINTHIA DYLESA CAGLE JOHNNY CARNES CHRIS CARTER DIANE CARTER JULIANN CARTER KATHY JO CENTAMORE KAREN CHRISTIE BRENDA SUE CLANTON ROBERT CLANTON YOLANDA CLAIRE COBHAM RANDY COBURN 178 Kathy Blanton Booster Club President Christmas Princess Blue-Jacket Staff-Layout Editor Senior Homeroom Secretary Forceful . . witty . . . aware of the people around her volunteering for the unwanted (most difficult) job . . . taking change DYANNE COOY STEVE VITTARIO COLBERT CAROL COLLINS 179 PARTICIA ANN COOK ERIC COOLEY HOWARD COOPER IDELLA COOPER RICKIE COOPER ONEITA COVINGTON STEVE COWART DANNY CRAMER JEFFERY CULIN Robert Brown President of National Honor Blue Jacket Staft-Sports Editor Alpha Beta Club Senior Homeroom President Modestly showing his capabilities . . . loving the world and being loved 180 JUDI DAWSON C LYNN DEAL CHARLOTTE DEAN SUSAN DEASON ROBIN DERMER JILL DEVEGTER 181 Brenda Clanton Vice-Presiden t of Student Council ICC President ROTC Sponsor Varsity Cheerleader Making the special effort to help . possessing a natural charm . . . dedicated . . . providing the necessary element to any endeavor LOUIS DRAGO JEANETTE DUNCAN LAURA DURDEN BETH EDENFIELD PRISCILLA EDWARDS JAMES ELLIS 182 EDWARD ELLISON STEVEN W EVANS W GREGG EWALDSEN DONNA FENDER JO ANN FERGUSON CHARLES C. FERRIS BILLY FIELDS NANCY FINCH DEBORAH LOUISE FLEMING JANET MARIE FLOWERS GARY FODOR SONIA YVETTE FOSTER 183 WAYNE FRANKLIN RHONDA FUSSELL PATRICIA GADSON NINA GARLINGTON TIM GARRETT JAMES GARVIN LINDA GARVIS ANNE GRIFFIN CHRYSTAL GIRANDEAU BOBBY GOFF JANET GOODMAN PERRY GORDON 184 SHELIA GORDON ANN GRADY JACKIE GRAHAM MARY GRAHAM LESLIE JACKIE GRANT ROBERT GRANT Charles Ferris STAR Student National Merit Semi-Finalist Rensellaer Award for Math and Science Bausch and Lamb Science Award “Master of the Photographic Arts” Brilliant, and knowing it . . . accurate judge of situations and people Seeing the answer that everyone else missed a most exceptional friend 185 DEBORAH GRANTHAM JANICE ANNE GRAVES BETTY GREEN DEBRA LA YON GREEN MARY GUGEL TRICIA GUNTER KATHY HAGAN DANA HAGGINS CYNTHIA HAYGOOD EDWARD HAGGRAY DONNIE INEZ HALL SHEILA ANN HAMILTON 186 Billy Fields Key Club President Junior Class Vice-President Football Team, Quarterback Latin Club Showing himself on the field an achiever . . exercising his abilities . . involved among people a real team worker LEONARD HAMKERSON FRANK HARDEN ANDREA HARDWICK IDA KAY HARDY CYNTHIA HARMON LESTER HARMON 187 LYNN HARROD DENISE HARRELSON JO ANN HARRIGAN ROSE MARY HEATH LORRI HELGRIN DEBBIE HERRINGTON Tim Garrett Student Council Treasurer Representative to U S. Coast Guard Academy Representative to Youth Week Key Club Secretary and Treasurer Considerate . talented the Renaissance man . . . a caring helping friend 188 MARY HEWITT KATHY HILL EDNA DORETHA HILLS BRIAN L HINDS FREDRICK HODGE TERRY HODGE DIANE HOLFORD WILLIAM BAYLUS HOLLIDAY CHARLES HOLMES DEWILLA HOOPER NOELLA MARIE HOUSTON VANESSA HOWARD 189 Fred Hodge President of Student Council Junior Class President History Club Key Club A serious thinker in the disguise of a clown . . . polite politician . . . talkative . . . free-thinking a true individual PAM DIAN HOWELL CAROLYN ANN ILER WILLIE JACKSON MARIE JAMES SONYA JAMES CHARLES J JEFFERSON 190 DEBORAH GENE JENKINS DEE JOHNSON DORETHA JOHNSON SHELLEY JOHNSON MAHAL IA JONES CRYSTAL MARIE KARATASSOS DAVID KENDRICK KAREN KENNEDY BARBARA KEYES ANNETTE KNIGHT SHERYL KNIGHT TINA KOLGAKLIS 191 LEO LACHAPELLE STEVE LAIN MICHAEL LANCE ELIZABETH ALLEN LANIER VICTORIA ANN LANIER BEULAH LASH DANIEL LAMB FAYE LAMB MARVIN LAMBERT TONY LANE JOE LEE JUDITH LEE 192 JAMES LEGGETT SANDRA ELIZABETH LEGGETT FRANKIE LE GRANDE DEBBIE LETTERMAN GREG LEVIN RICK LEWIS Priscilla Linton Senior Class Treasurer Latin Club President University of Georgia Certificate of Merit Student Council Representative A person of many moods and many faces . . . sensitive . . . joking . open to the friendship of others 193 ROSALYN LEWIS CHARLES LINTON PRISCILLA LINTON VERA LLOYD TONY LOVE GWEN LOVELL KATHERINE LYNAH WILLIAM MADDOX KATIE MAGWOOD DEBBY MAHANY JAMES HOWARD MALLORY JR JOHN MARCANTONIO 194 Lisa Morgan Varsity Cheerleader Black Culture Club Math Club History Club quiet gentle an everlasting smile . . curious about the future . always willing to help . there when you need a friend. JULIAM MARTIN BARBARA MATTOX LARRY McALPlNE rhodesia McClain WAYNE McCOLLOUGH CHARLES McCOY 195 lynn McDonald NOLA APRIL McELVEEN PATRICIA McKINE KINNY McLAURIN HOLLIS McLENDON ALBERT McMILLIAN Jan Nieuwstraten Varsity Cheerleader History Club President Senior Class Representative Miss Blue Jacket Semifinalist Striving towards her own goals until she reaches them . . . always smiling . . enjoying people the kind of friend to have 196 VIRG1E McMILLIAN JERRY McNAIR RICHARO H MIKE JOYCE MIKELL GRACE MILLER TERRY MILLER RANDOLPH SHELTON MILLIGAN DEVEEDA MITCHELL DYANNE MITCHELL JEROME MITCHELL NATHANIEL MITCHELL STEVE MIXON 197 Mary Ann Reiser Blue Jacket Editor Girls’ State National Honor Society University of Georgia Certificate of Merit Making the individual feel special . . . emotionally dealing in the practical . . . self-assured . . . '‘liberated’' . . a sentimental, loyal friend. SUE MOORE MARILYN MORAN USA JANET MORGAN SHARON MORGAN SANDRA RENE MOULTRIE KATHLEEN MULLERS 198 JOHN MURPHY RONALD EDWARD MURRAY OLIVER MURRAY BILLY NESMITH CHARLES NEWCITY DENNIS MICHAEL NICODEMUS JAN NIEUWSTRATEN SIBYL NIXON EDWARD O'OUINN MILTON OWENS GALE PACE MICHAEL PARKER 199 TISH MARIE PAYNE GARY PENCOE JERRY PERLMAN WALTER ERNEST PETERSON PATRICIA ANN PHILLIPS VICKI PIERCE BARBARA POLAK MICHAEL POLAK VIVIAN PONDER RHICHARD ALLEN PRICE MICHELE EDMUND RAHAL CINDY RAHN 200 CLARA RAWLS BRUCE R RAY BOBBY REDOING TERRY REEBY DAVID REINER MARY ANN REISER Debbie Ridgeway Student Council Secretary Varsity Cheerleader and Majorette Junior Class Chaplain National Honor Society opinionated energetic . . enthusiastic toughness concealed in an innocent-looking package 201 KATHY RHODES CHRISTINA HOPE RICH VERNON RICORD DEBBIE RIDGWAY RHONDA JANET RIMES TONA RIMES JUDY ROBERTS TONY RICHARDS ROBERSON FRANCES E ROBINSON CHARLES SAMUEL ROCKWELL JANET ROCKWELL ROBERT W ROLLINS 202 Linda Terrell Alpha Beta President Club Editor — Blue Jacket University of Georgia Certificate of Merit ICC quiet . . . conscientious fair blushing at a laugh sincerely caring for others the most beautiful of people the purest form of friendship FREDOY RUARKS LAURA SAUNDERS LONA SAXON 203 ROSALYN SCHEER MIKE SCHROEDER ALBERT SCHUNEMANN LORI JILL SCHWARTZ BEN SCOTT VIRGIL LAMONT SCOTT WILBUR SECKINGER SHARON SELLERS MARTHA ANN SEYLE Jan Thigpen ROTC Sponsor Miss Blue Jacket Bi-Racial Committee Student Council Representative Honest considerate always surprising creative . imaginative . setting and achieving the highest standards 204 PHYLLIS SHANNON MARY SHEAHAN CARL SHOEMAKER ANTHONY SINGLETON RONALD SIMMONS DEBRA SMALL KAREN MARIA SMALLS LYNN MAREE SMITH ROBERT SMITH VANESSA DEE SMITH WAYNE SMOAK JONATHON SPAULDING 205 SANDRA STAFFORD TOM STALVEY LARRY P STANFIELD BARBARA STEIN NATHANIEL STEPLIGHT MORONICA STEVENS DELORIS STEWART WVNDHAM STEWART DONNA MARIE STONE TED STROUD JESSE SULLIVAN SHEILA SULLIVAN 206 207 DEBRA THOMPSON LARRY THOMPSON ANN THORPE ANNA TOMPKINS MICHAEL TOWNS CARL TRAVIS 208 RAY TUCKER TURVIS TURNER STEVEN M VAUSE GARY VINSON PATRICIA S. 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Steinhauser Qndy Sterling John Stewart James Strawbndge Gwendolyn Swain Vivian Swain Laurie Sweatt Joey Tanguay David Taylor Karen Tenney Donald Thomas Robert Thomas Yvonne Thomas Charlotte Thornton Henry Thornton Joyce Tison Nancy Todd Debbie Tomlinson Saralyn Trudell Diane Tucker Patty Turner David Udinsky Peter Ulbrich Steve VanDora David Wadell 223 David Walker James Walker Joe Ann Walker Stanley Walker Kathern Ward Juanita Washington Suther Washington Tony Watson Brenda West Peggy West Don White Jerome White Prudence White Salathia White Steve White Cynthia Wicks Judy Wilhite Angela Williams Debbie Williams Floyd Williams Otis Williams Gary Wilmoth Mike Wilson Billy Wolfe John Wright Michael Wright Carolyn Yates Etta Young Leon Young Sheila Young Tyrone Young Wesley Young 224 Steven Akins Delons AJbfight Michael Alexander Kerry Alitfi Wayne Allen Patti Amerson Benjamin Anderson Edwin Anderson Marty Anderson Melanie Anderson Wanda Andres Clarence Andrews Gregory Andrews Sheila Andrews Steve Andrews Robert Andrews Gary Applebaum Ann Arden Kim Askew Diane Atkinson Richard Baker Michael Banks Charles Bath Eddie BarlieW Terri Barnes George Beasley Raymond Beasley Ronnie Bedgood Vickie Bell Tommy Belle Floyd Bellinger Vincent Benjamin Maurice Bentley Tony Bevill Pam Biggs Angela Black Don Blackburn Michael Blackshear Thomas Blacksheer Beth Blanton Harry Brook hod Dolly Boyde John Bragg Cay Bridges Class of 1975 225 Class of 1975 Ronald Brisbane Tim Bragg Larry Branson Presley Broman Constance Brook Alan Brooks Anthony Brown Carlton Brown Melvin Brown Steve Brown Rocky Brower Wilson Brown Henry Bryant Johnny Bryant Paulette Bryant Tommy Buchon Glene Beillard Donna Burgstiner Carzadean Burke Julian Burke Sherri Burke Will Burnard Becky Burnsed James Etta Bush Carlos Butler Kathy Butler Cheryl Callaway I verna Campbell Larry Carter Diane Cason Derrence Chamber Ken Chapman Norman Chapman Jeannie Christie Kenneth Ciechanowski Ivan Clarke Kim Clements Konrad Clemens Rhonda Cobb Yvonne Cobb Rodney Cobham Jeannette Cochran Eddie Cockman Jerry Cody 226 Cheryl Cohen James Cole Frances Collins Kelly Compton Greg Conner Johnetta Cooley Carl Cooper Rachael Cooper Debbie Cope Robert Coppage Kathy Coram Senettie Cosby Billy Covington Tarnel Covington Susan Cowan Lucious Earl Coxon Cindy Cox Darnell Crawford Herman Crawford Wilbur Cnbbs John Crosby Angela Crow Shaun Curram Michael Cultor Bobby Dean Lon Van Dalteren Susan Daly Marilyn Davis Evelyn Days Mindy de Angelis John Deloach Lon DeWitt Dorothy Dillon Heidi Dolin Virginia Donaldson Larry Donis Denise Donaldson Lon Draady James Dudley Rodnal Dunbar Tony Duncase Bobby Durden Dianne Durden Mike Durden Dennis Eason Roger Edwards Cathy Embly Flora Emerson Walter McDonald Herbert Emerson Patricia Emerson Janice Engram Wayne Evans Carne Fall Karen Farmer Debra Ferguson 227 Bernette Ferrell Jeanette Ferrell David Fields Frederick Frazier Jackie Frazier Janice Freeman Ray Freeman Ricky Freeman Susan Fritts Terry Foskey Darlene Futch Horace Gardner Danny Garrett Francenia German Harvey German Harold Gilliam Susan Gilliland Paul Golden Janice Googe Julie Graham Patty Graham Sandy Graham Stephanie Graham Linda Grant Priscilla Grant Walter Grant Barbara Gray John Green Richard Green Paul Greene Mickey Greenlee Ronald Gregg David Griner Darlene Gross Greg Hamilton Nancy Hamilton Ronald Hamilton Jeff Hancock Robert Hargroves Tammie Hargroves Annette Harmon Terry Hernandez Eddie Harper Terry Hartlaub 228 Lester Hayman Marvin Headley Patty Heidts Rebecca Henderson Tom Henderson Diane Hendrix Keith Herrington Steve Hirsch Charles Hester Otis Hicks Debbie Hill Anthony Hills Helen Hill Veronica Hills Tony Hobbs Brenda Hodges Jackie Hodges Mike Hodges Jonell Holmes Cindy Hollingsworth Cindy Holloway Terry Holmes Susan Hooper Martha Horgan Sharon Housey Jerome Houston Andy Howard Debbie Howard Raurettre Houston Nancy Howe Gwendolyn Howsia Crystal Hudson Gene Hughes Ken Hughes Rose Hunter Vera Hunter Kelvin Hutchenson Melinda Hutson Frederick Hutto Henry Inglesby Ross llngon Aaron Jackson Freddie Jackson Glynms Jackson Vera Mae Jackson Cathy Jacobs Michael Jefferson Bubba Jenkins Cher Jenkins James Jenkins Elaine Jennings Betty Johnson Carolyn Johnson Cheryl Johnson Elaine Johnson John Johnson Kathy Johnson Linda Johnson Loberta Johnson Mark Johnson Richard Johnson Smart Johnson Thomasma Johnson Willie Johnson Barbara Joiner Ernestine Jones Herbert Jones Wanda Jones Gwendolyn Joyner Kay Jordan Joyce Judson Jennifer Kamalakis Diane Kaminsky Sam Kaminsky William Keith Berry Kennedy Lawrence Kent Mark Kersey Billy Kicklighter Barbara Kelpatrick Samuel King Mary Kirk Cathy Knott Joyce. Lanston Micheal Lanier Randy Lanier Flavious Lash Pam Lawson Deshag Legree Michael Lewis 230 Class of 1975 Carl Lightfoot Gussie Lightfoot Sherry Lightfoot Glenda Lloyd James Logan Sterling Long Mike Loper Cynthia Lovett Jane Lowe Lynn Locker Genie Lynes June Maddox Kevin Mahany Eddie Morrison John Marsh Mike Martin Anthony Mazes Carl McCarty Gerald McCaskill George McClain Marsha McCoy Lisa McElveen Richard McElveen Randolph McGowan Bill McKay Serrell McKell Cindy McLaurm Valerie Mell Sashi Menon Linda Merriweather Beverly Middleton Annette Milton Robbie Mitchell Vicki Mitchell Danny Mock Lida Modest Patncia Moore Mary Marain Ronald Morgan Edith Morris Larry Morrison Teresa Morse 231 Joe Myatt Veronica Mullino David Neal Kathy Newcity Debbie Nicodemus GerokJ Norrington Monica North Patricia Nunford Levi Oliver Randy Oliver Mike Owens Mike Palmer Adalme Pagiubitan Mane Pagibitan William Parker Van Ellen Parks John Parrish Clarence Pawloski Marian Payne Deborah Pedersen Dorothy Lee Perdms Jeo Ann Perry Ronald Pewzy Donna Peterson AJphonso Phillips Elaine Philyan Donna Pickell Ann Pierce Joyce Pierce Debra Pike Henry Pickney Monica Pinckney Patricia Pinckney Tony Pinckney Richardean Platts Patricia Polite Aquilia Potter Donna Price Mark Price Charles Priester 232 Priscilla Pnstell Anthony Proctor Janice Procter Angela Pullutia Ida Rabhan Bonnie Rachael Ernest Ransom Sherry Reed Susan Reese Michael Reiser Rusty Rentzel Patty Rhodes Roxann Richards Gary Richey Carol Riggs Anthony Riley Glenn Rimes Cynthia Rivers Elaine Roberts Ester Lee Robertson Debra Robinson Marcella Robinson Harold Robinson Christine Rogers Deborah Russell Elizabeth Salley Denise Sanders Manlyn Sanders Debi Scarborough Jennifer Scheiber Cindy Schuman Denise Scott Julie Scnlner Paul Semmes Dorothy Shavers Terrie Shaw Larry Sheer Donald Shetey Linda Sheppard Rachael Shinall Sue Shing Carolyn Shuman Bonnie Stgwatd Deborah Simmons Glona Simmons Jackie Simmons Robert Simmons Ruth Simmons Rutha Mae Sinclair Cassandra Singleton 233 Harry Singleton Cynthia Smalls Judy Smalls Julia Smalls Natalie Smalls Rosemary Smalls Michelle Smiley Barbara Smith Billy Smith Diane Smith Gary Smith Karen Smith Mark Smith Mark Smith Randy Smith Telanna Smith Teresa Smith Pearl Smulevitz Charlotte Snider Darleme Snyder Gary Snyder Johnson Stacry Karen Stephens Cynthia Stevens Greg Stewart Theresa Stroud Chuck Stud Freddie Tanner Valerie Tanner Jackie Taylor Tony Taylor Carmellia Teak Brenda Terrell Donald Terry Bill Thomas Glenn Thompson Patsy Thompson John Thompson Venus Thompson James Thrower Richark Thurlou William Tillis Lewis Tillman Janice Tilson 234 Richard Tilson Leonard Timmons Patricia Towms Robert Trappis Harold Turkland Charlotte Turner Charles Tuten Susan Ulbrich Cindy Usher Jess Utley David Valdez Paul Voyles Ella Walker Gloria Walker Julius Walker Rosalyn Walker Neal Wall Cathryn Walters Robert Walters Susan Ward Sandra Warren Charles Washington Charles Washington Sandra Washington Kelly Watson Harrell Watts Lynn Watts Mike Wed incamp Timmy Welch Cynthia West Gretta White Vernell White Judy Wilder Audrey Williams Beverly Williams Daisy Williams Denise Williams Elizabeth Williams Jimmy Williams Margaret Williams Mary Williams Michael Williams Mickey Williams Ranell Williams Randy Williams Sherwood Williams Mark Wilson Wanda Wise Joe Wrenn Class of 1976 Mitchell Adams William Adams Larry Aiken Brenda Alexander Scott Allman Kieth Bargeron Jan Beasley Archie Beckett Theresa Bedgood Donnie Bell Clyde Bentley Hattie Berry James Bisaro Tyrome Bisard Joe Bowder Cora Bragg Ola Brannen Russel Brantley Ruthie Bright David Britt Fred Brown Janice Brown Julie Brown Nathaniel Brwon Patricia Byrd Ai Castandi Hunter Clemens Lawrence Conyers Gary Cooper Diane Collins Karen DeAngelis Myra Deloach Stephen Dermer Robert Dossery Lamar Dyar Denise Eason John Fitzgerald Martin Flowers Debbie Forshee Walter Fuller Sandra Gantt Sylvia Gardner Vernon Gardner Lynn Geirner Moses Givens Richardean Gouddine Jan Gorman Ramee Gould Vickie Go wen Tommy Gray Chip Grissom Tia Halataf John Hall Timmy Hall Myra Harris Niles Han � n 236 Lester Haymen Beth Headley Michael Henderson Lolly Hendrix Bunny Hernandez Ginny Hester Anthony Hewitt Mary Ann Hill Mark Hodges Debra Holloway Sandy Hook Bert Hopkins Philip Howard Martin Howard Glenda Jacobs Bryan Jarrett Shirley Jaudon Cynthia Jenkins Debra Johnson James Johnson Ernestine Jones Polly Jones Mack Kitchen Terri Kitchens Mary Lam Tracey Lamar Kay Lambert son Jerry Langford Julie Lamer Barbara Larodes Mary Lutchas Craig Lewis Sput Long Harry Lord Cheryl Lovett Isabella Lowe Brenda Lyde Maxine Mack Teresa Macon John Marone Derek Maskevich Mary Martin Ray McArthur Mike McCord Mel McLaurm Margie Meachum Patricia Memis Larry Milton Patricia Mims Debra Middleton Michael Mitchell Bernest Moore Janice Morain Debbie Morrison John Morse Arnea Moultrie 237 Class of 1976 Betty Murry Connie Neal Paul Nichols Debbie Oliver Tyrone Orr Denise Parrish Raymond Perry Monica Pinckney William Pleasent Mark Polak Peter Potak Arthur Ponder Robyn Poppell Julie Powell Danny Powers Kathy Rawls Timmy Redding Taylor Reedy Paul Reilley Phillip Reilly Henry Richard Naomi Roberts Wesley Robertson Anthony Robinson Lawanda Robinson Danny Rockwell Fred Robinson Jay Rosenberg Anthony Sapp Lon Schmidt Cardyn Scott Theortis Scott Maria Scruggs Chaketa Sellers Elizabeth Sicay Lindy Simmons Vanessa Singleton Beverly Simpson Tammy Smart Karen Smith Monyell Smith Wade Smith Melinda Snowden Bonnie Sommers John Smith Mike Stefamck David Teston Ronnie Teston Cynthdella Thomas Russel Thomas Henry Thompson Vicki Thompson Linda Tolbert Linda Tukes Sharon Turner Eric Van Ellison 238 Gloria Walker Harry Waller Debbie Mandel Marlin Warmarski Johnny Watts Alice Weaver Lear Williams Marshelle Williams Paul Wilson Sheila Youmans Groland Youmans JoAnn Young Thomas Young Hye Ran Yun Class of 1977 Lavern Alexander Patricia Anderson Althena Andris Sia Antonpolo Cecilia Attaway Earnest Bailey Johnny Baker Glen Barber Sandra Boyette Sarah Bazemore Janice Bean Betty Beecher Dottie Bell Geneva Berry Chris Betterson Tommy Bevill Betsy Biggs Stephanie Biladeau Frankie Blich Patricia Boone Linda Bragg Joseph Branner Wayne Bridges Helen Broderick Lisa Brown Ronald Brown Shirley Brown Vicky Brown Denny Brownstine William Bryant Matthew Bush Jill Cad man Henry CampfiekJ Charles Carter Kay Celit Neyle Colquitt Wilbur Cooper Nancy Cowart Michael Cribb Eula Crosby Evelyn Crosby Jett Croslin 239 Julie Daniel David Daniels Virgil Daughtery Alan Davis Keith Delaigo Nick Dickerson Sue Driggers Carlo Dunbar Delores Duncan Holly Dyar Gene Ennis Marlin Fall Thomas Ferguson Timothy Ferguson Timothy Flanagan Dana Fowler Drusilla Fuller Mary Ann Fuller Carolyn Fulton Michael Garvin Karen God bee Randal Gooddien Regina Gooddine Glenn Gowen Ronald Graham Annette Grant Ronald Grant Ronald Gray Darell Green Linwood Green David Griffin Suzanne Grissom Joy Halcelsor JoAnn Hamilton Johnny Hamilton Valery Hamilton Herbert Handy Joyce Hard I Lewanda Hayes Robert Henderson Terry Hernandez Dale Hill Willie Hodges Dewey Hooper Ezra Hopkins Jerome Horton Juanita Horton Kenneth Howsia Debbie Hughes Kenneth Jackson Troy Jackson Lisa Jacobs Karen James Charles Jenkins Warnell Jenkins Chuck Jennings 240 Jeanette Jennings John Jennings Kathy Jennings Frances Johns Lenora Johnson Nadine Johnson Wanda Johnson Joyce Jones Timmy Jones Gay Kaminsky Sandra Kent Katie Kirkland Bubba Lanier Rachael latson Michael Leochman Charles Lewis Lisa Linder Julie Lindsay Serena Lyde Pamela Mack Julie Mackey Floyd Martin Elwood Massey Erin McGinn Yvonne Mclver Laurie McKay Vervita McKemma Randy McNill Ann Medders Silva Mircedes Robert Michele Celestme Middleton Taylor Mikell Debra Miller Janette Milton Marty Mitchell Shirtme Mitchell Michael Morgan George Murray Garrett Newman Louis Oliver Beverly Orr Joyce Owen Russell Palmer Jerry Parnsh Sandra Parrish Cindie Pederson Keith Pelargo Florence Perry Terrell Pevey Daryl Piner James Platts Ruth Polite Gail Porter Angela Potter Edward Pressley Robert Pridgen Vicky Psillos Julie Rahn Lori Rahn Tyrine Ransom Brian Ray Gwen Reese Francis Renew Kenneth Rinerney Dennis Roberts Perry Robinson Pamela Roundtree Kenneth Sanders Vernon Sanders Abraham Scott Delphine Scott Nathaniel Scott Virginia Scott Rochelle Sellars Brenda Shinall John Shinall Carla Stevens Rosemary Sicay Roszella Simmons Ivey Simmons Gloria Smith Milton Smith Brian Sommers Jean Stacy Bill Stanley Michael Stevens Mike Stewart Brenda Stringer Rosalynn Tanksly Derick Taylor John Thompson Linda Thompson Jocelyn Tilson Anthony Travis Malison Tucker Edward Tyson Nancy Ussery Steve Valdez Cheryl Walker Anthony Washington Dwayne Watts Frank Westberry Mark Wheeler Johnny Faye White Alma Williams Bernadette Williams Charles Williams Cheryl Williams David Williams Delons Williams 242 Class of 1978 Linda Adams Debra Alexander Franklin Alexander Debra Anderson McKinley Anderson Glenda Bailey Jacqueline Baker Vicki Baker Kenneth Bargeron Nola Barnwell Patricia Bennett Althea Black Robert Brewer Terry Bnnton Tina Brittingham Danny Brophy Dashanna Brown Lynn Brown Tony Brown Debra Brunson Charles Bryant Charlesetta Bryant Michael Burnsed Roberta Carter Roland Carter David Cason Carol Chappell Anthony Cheevers Paul Chastin Lepaldes Clarke Peter Clonts Barry Cobb Jimmy Cody Daryl Cone Frederick Cooley Thomas Cooler Suzy Cotingham Kevin Covington Renell Creech Rodney Croslm Vernon Cutter Dona DeAngelis Donna Dick Michael Dixon Albert Dreissen Angie Duncan Scott Edwards Robert Feathers Ewin Gaspen Rene Girardeau Marianna Gleaton Rose Marie Glover Randal Goodine Reubenia Dooddme Frank Graham Pauletta Graham Gregory Grant Paul Grantham Sammie Grant Catherine Gray Gail Gray Antonio Griffen Joann Hamilton Johnny Hamilton Sherrie Hancock Tommy Harralson Arnold Harvey Kathy Henderson Lester Hendricks Margaret Hester Angela Hires Shawn Hobbes Sharon Holmes Debra Howard Carl Iwenhdler Cornell Jackson Harold Jackson Herman Jackson Willie Mae Jefferson Julie Jenkins Willie Jenkins John Jennings Mary Johnson Pamela Johnson Simon Johnson Susie Johnson Tony Johnson Michael Jones Nadine Jones Larry Kelly Topoko Kelly James Kendricks Michall King James Lane Alexis Larck Corrine Lasiow Rodney Lee Lourie Lindler Phillip Lyde Randolph Mack Nathaniel Madden Glennwood McDonald Vickie McKay Valarie Me Neal Su Shi Menon Franklin Middleton Ernest Middleton Hollis Mitchell Sarah Mitchell Latonia Moor Jesse Morgan Jeff Neal 244 Diane Paige Christie Parrish Faith Parrish Debbie Phoenix Veda Phillips Robert Polite Rhonda Poppell Vernon Porter Glen Price Iris Richard Barbara Roberts Theresa Roberts Craig Robinson Ronald Robinson Delores Sanders Michelle Sanders Edwin Sasser Jett Saxon Carla Scarborough Norma Schmidt Alfred Scott David Scon Jacqueline Scott Michelle Scruggs Eugene Seaborough Robert Seaborough Dennis Seyle Carol Stewart Judy Summerlin Angela Thomas Mary Tilhs David Waldlour James Wallace Ruben Walling Chris Walls Elizabeth Walters Albert Walton Avanda Ward Hubert Ward Mark Ward Charise Washington Jimmy Waters Edward Williams Constance Wilson Dwayne Wilson Eugene Wilson Frank Wilson Wilson Williams Frank Willis Mary Winters Dorothy Woods Kenneth Woods Alonzo Wright 245 Senior Directory AIKENS. WADE. Track; F T.A. ALLEN. MARY ELIZABETH ANDERSON. DAVID OWEN. Senior Class President. Key Club Vice-President; Alpha Beta Club. Math Club; Blue-Printer's Club President; Scuba Club; Cross-Country Track Team; I.C.C. ANDERSON. MAGGIE MAE. Senior High Homeroom Representative; F T A.. Bi- Racial Committee; S.H.S. Chorus; Black Culture Club; Drama Club ANDERSON. WADE ANDRIS. ELAINE ATHENA. Bible Club; Booster Club; Alpha Beta Club; F.T.A . Math Club President. Yearly Honor Roll; Certificate of Merit — French; I C C. ARDEN. SUSAN. Latin Club; Booster Club. History Club — Secretary and Treasurer; I.C.C.; Omega Beta President. Alpha Beta Vice-President; National Honor Society; Blue Jacket Copy Editor; Blue and White; Quill and Scroll. Science Seminar; Governor's Honors; Senior Class Representative; Math Club Projects Chairman; University of Georgia Certifi- cate of Merit; Miss Blue Jacket Finalist; N.E.D.T. Certificate of Achievement; D.A.R Citizenship Award; Drama Club. ARNETT. SUSAN. Johnson High — Band. Pep Band Savannah High — Band ARNOLD. PAMELA. D.E. I.; Miss Blue Jacket Representative ASSELANIS. DINO. Math Club Vice-Presi- dent; Booster Club. BARRETT. WILLIAM HOWARD. French Club; Math Club; F.B.L A.; Golf Team. Baseball Team BAZZELL, LINDA R.. F B.L.A.; French Club; V.O T. BEDGOOD. VANESSA ANN BENJAMIN. TYRONE. Black Culture Club BEVILL. VICKI. B-Team Cheerleader; Var- sity Cheerleader Co-Captain; Sophomore. Junior, and Senior Class Student Council Representative. Omega Beta; Alpha Beta; Latin Club Secretary; Senior Class Vice President. I.C.C ; Homecoming Sponsor BEVILL. WAYNE BIGGS. LEE ANN BLALOCK. CECILE. Certificate of Merit Winner; Governor's Honor Nominee, Yearly Honor Roll. National Honor Soci- ety; Bible Club; Alpha Beta Club BLANTON. CATHY. History Club; Math Club; Blue Jacket Staff Layout Editor; Booster Club President; Omega Beta Treasurer; Alpha Beta; National Honor Society; Governor's Honor Nominee — Biology and English; Georgia Certificate of Merit, Bible Club; Quill and Scroll; Christmas Princess. I.C.C. BLUE. BEVERLY J., Savannah High — History Club; G.A.A St. Pius X — Stu- dent Council; Black Awareness; French Club. Math Club; Teenage Living; Class Representative. Physical Fitness Team BOONE. NICK. Band — 3 Years; Band Officer BOWERS. ANDREA R . Black Culture; F.B L A ; Pep Squad; Drama BOWERS. GWENDOLYN JANISE BOYCE. LYNDA BRAGG. CHRIS. Football — Varsity. Best Offensive Lineman BRAGG. PAMELA. BRAGG. RHONDA BRAGG. TERI. O.C.C. BRANNEN. LEHAMAN. Blue Printer s Club. BRANNEN. MARY JANE. BRANTLEY. DEBORAH. Math Club National Honor Society. Bible Club; S.H.S. Chorus; Certificate of Merit Win- ner; Yearly Honor Roll; Student Council Representative BRATCHER. MARTHA. V.O.T.; F.B.L A. 246 BRAWN. MARIA DIXON. Harvest Ball Representative; F.H.A.; O.C.C. BREWTON. DEBRA. Booster Club. Vice- President. Latin Club. Secretary. Presi- dent; I.C.C ; Blue Jacket Business Staff. Blue Jacket Advertising Manager; Alpha Beta Club; History Club; Quill and Scroll. Mayor’s Youth Cbuncil. BREY. SHERYE. Library Club. Homemak- ing Club; D.E. BRIDGER. JOSEPH DOUGLAS. D.A.R History Award BROOKS. JUDY. V.O.T.; F B L A BRIGGS. DEBRA D . Chorus; F.H A . Black Culture BROOKS. CAMILLE. D.E BROWER. MARY BROWN. ROBERT. 10th Grade Student Council Representative, Omega Beta Club; Blue Jacket Sports Editor; National Honor Society. President; University of Ga Certificate of Merit; Quill and Scroll. I.C.C.; Alpha Beta Club; Math Club; Key Club; Booster Club BROWN. RUDOLPH. BROWN, SHARON. Secretary. Student Council Program Chairman; History Club. Vice President; Booster Club; Latin Club. Pep Squad Mayor's Sub Committee on Special Education; Sophomore Class Representative. Math Club; D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award BROWN. WILLIAM II. Basketball. Black Culture BRYAN. PAUL E.. B-Team Basketball; Varsity Basketball; University of Georgia Certificate of Merit. Yearly Honor Roll; Alpha Beta. Vice President; National Honor Society; Track Team; Math Club Treasurer BRYANT. DIANE. Varsity Band; Bi-Racial Committee. All-City Band; Black Culture; G.A.A. BRYANT. JOYCE GLORIA. Homeroom Representative BUNGER. RAYMOND. Secretary. Math Club; Omega Beta; Alpha Beta BURKE. JERRY RAY. Member of D C T BURKE. SHARON. Latin Club. BURNSED. LEO. Johnson High — Foot- ball CAGLE. NORINTHIA DYLESA CARNES. JOHNNY. D.C.T. CARTER. CHRIS LEE CARTER. DIANE. Yearly Honor Roll; Omega Beta; Alpha Beta. Secretary; National Honor Society; Math Club. CARTER. JULIANN. Omega Beta; Latin Club; History Club. National Honor Soci- ety. Booster Club; Alpha Beta. Treasurer; Certificate of Merit. Math Club; Yearly Honor Roll CENTAMORE. KATHY JO. Booster Club; French Club; Good Citizenship Award; Vice President. Junior Degree. Chapter Degree, and Junior Degree in F.H.A.; Program Chairman. F T A CHANEY. MARK CHAPMAN. PATTI. D.C.T II CLANTON. BRENDA SUE. Johnson High; Student Council Representative. Sopho- more Class Representative; Varsity Cheerleader Savannah High; Student Council Vice-President; I C C President; Varsity Cheerleader. Homecoming Spon- sor; R.O.T.C. Officer s Sponsor; Miss Blue Jacket Finalist; Chorus CLANTON. ROBERT. Alpha Beta. Chap- lain. Math Club; Certificate of Merit; F B.L.A.; Yearly Honor Roll STEWART. DELORIS. Chorus; Black Cul- ture; All-City Chorus COBHAM, YOLANDA CLAIRE. Secretary. Black Culture; Co-Captain, Pep Squad; Semi-Finalist Miss Blue Jacket Pageant CODY. DYANNE. G A A COLBERT. STEVE VITTARIO. Jenkins — Black Action Committee; Student Council. Beach — Varsity Football; Spanish Club. COLE. LLOYD VAUGHN. Band; F.T.A. COLLINS. CAROL. D.E COOK. PATRICIA ANN. Booster Club; Alpha Beta Club; Yearly Honor Roll COOK. RALPH COOLEY. ERIC ESO.. R.O.T.C.; Blue Printers Club COOPER. HOWARD. Math Club; Omega and Alpha Beta Club; National Honor Society. N.E.D.T. 99th Percentile; Gover- nor’s Honors Nominee. Ga Certificate of Merit; National Merit Semi-Finalist; High School Quiz Bowl Team; Sports Editor of the Blue and White. Recognized in Who's Who Among American High School Students M COOPER. IDELLA. COOPER. RICKIE. Basketball COVINGTON. ONEITA. Volleyball CULIN. JEFFREY. R.O.T.C. 3 Years; D.E. CULIN. RACHEL. CURRAN. MELANIE PATRICIA. French Club; Bi-Racial Member; D.C.T. DANIELS. NITA. V.O.T.; F B.L.A.; Miss Blue Jacket Finalist; Key Club Sweet- heart DAVIS. ANGIE. D.C.T. Secretary; Jr.-High Student Council. DAVIS. CARL DAVIS. KATHY. F.B L.A.; Bi-Racial Club on the Executive Board DAWSON. JUDI. Booster Club DEAL. LYNN. D.C.T. Officer DEASON. SUSAN. Booster Club. Alpha Beta Club DERMER. ROBIN. B-Team Cheerleader; Varsity Cheerleader. Co-Captain; Home- coming Queen Sponsor. I C C; Chaplain, Senior Class; History Club; Booster Club. DEVEGTER. JILL. D.E. DUNCAN. JEANETTE YVONNE. Vice President Art Club; Drama Club DRAGO. LOUIS. Windsor Forest — Presi dent Fine Arts; Football Team Savannah High — Alpha Beta. Booster Club; His- tory Club; Math Club; Bible Club DURDEN. LAURA EDWARDS. PRISCILLA. Library Club; D.E. EDENFIELD. BETH LORRAINE. Johnson High — Student Council Member ELLIS. JAMES. ELLISON. EDWARD. R.O.T.C.; Chorus EVANS. STEVEN W . Alpha Beta. Senior Class Representative; Student Council Representative. Blue and White. Reporter EWALDSEN. W GREGG. Key Club; Var- sity Basketball. Track. Baseball FENDER. DONNA. Secretary. D.E. Club FERRIS. CHARLES C.. Math Club; History Club; Quill and Scroll; Photographer. Blue Jacket Staff; National Merit Semi-Finalist; Governor s Honors. Two Years. University of Georgia Certificate of Merit. Rensellaer Award for Math and Science; Bausch and Lomb Science Award. 99th Percentile on N.E.D.T.. High School Quiz Bowl Team; Recognized in Who’s Who Among American High School Students;” Savan- nah Science Seminar; Yearly Honor Roll FERGUSON. JO ANN. D.E. FIELDS. BILLY. President. Key Club; Latin Club; Mayor’s Youth Council; Track; Football Team; Vice-President. Junior Class FIELDS. JAMES. Basketball; Football; Chorus; Black Culture; Baseball; Track. FINCH. NANCY FLEMING. DEBORAH LOUISE. FLOWERS. JANET MARIE. Chorus; French Club; F B.L.A.; Alpha Beta FODOR. GARY. Editor. Blue and White; Quill and Scroll; Alpha Beta; Bi-Racial Committee. Booster Club; I C C.; History Club; Senior Class Representative; Stu- dent Council Representative FOSTER. SONIA YVETTE. F.H.A. FRANKLIN. WAYNE. D.E. Club. Senior Directory FUSSELL. RHONDA S.. D E Club GARLINGTON. NINA. History Club; Stu- dent Council Representative Country Day — Junior Class Secretary; Student Coun- cil Representative; Varsity Basketball GARRETT. HENRY SLY. Football; French Club GARRETT. TIM. Football; Track; Math Club. Vice-President; Omega Beta. Corre- sponding Secretary; Alpha Beta. Secre- tary; Treasurer Key Club. Treasurer. Stu- dent Council. National Honor Society; Georgia Certificate of Merit; Chorus; Opti- mist Club Youth Week; Representative to United States Coast Guard Academy Pro- ject AIM GARVIS. LINDA. Occupational Home Economics. GIRANDEAU, CHRYSTAL. Chorus GOFF. BOBBY. Math Club; Key Club GOODMAN. JANET GALE. GORDON. SHEILA. F T.A.; Black Culture; Miss Blue Jacket Representative; G.A.A.; Student Council Representative. Miss Blue Jacket Semi-Finalist. GRADY. ANN. B-Team Cheerleader (10th); Booster Club; Harvest Ball Repre- sentative; Miss Blue Jacket Finalist. GRAHAM. CURTIS. Baseball GRAHAM. JACKIE T GRAHAM. MARY. GRANT. GEORGE. Black Culture Club GRANT. LESLIE JACKIE. G.A.A ; Bi- Racial; Student Council; Blue Jacket Semi-Finalist and Finalist; Blue and White. GRANT. ROBERT. Basketball. Track GRANTHAM. DEBORAH. D.E.; D E C A. GRAVES. JANICE ANNE. G.A.A. GREEN. BETTY. President of G.A.A ; Swimming Club; Pep Band; Black Culture Club; Girls' Basketball Team. Marching Band GREEN. DEBRA LA YON GRIFFIN. ANNE. GUGEL. MARY. Student Council Repre- sentative; Booster Club; Drama Club President. French Club; Southern Associ- ation of Student Councils Secretary; Pep Squad; Bi-Racial Committee; Bi-Racial Advisory Board; Latin Club; I C C.; Senior Class Secretary; Alpha Beta; Blue and White Staff Reporter; Math Club; Modern Dance Club. GUNTER. TRICIA, D.E. I; F.B.L.A. at Johnson High School HAGAN. KATHY. Latin Club; Booster Club. Math Club; Omega Beta Club; Alpha Beta Club. Secretary; Yearly Honor Roll; Chorus. HAGGRAY. EDWARD. Best Dress Experi- ences; Basketball; Singing HALL. DONNIE INEZ. D.E. I. HAMILTON. SHEIAL ANN. Vice-President of Black Culture; F T.A ; Pep Squad; Stu- dent Council Representative; Senior Class Representative; Bi-Racial Committee; Mayor's Committee; Booster Club HAMILTON. GREGORY ALLEN. HARDWICK. ANGELA. Girls' Basketball Team HARDY. IDA KAY HARMON. CYNTHIA. G.A.A HARRELSON. DENISE. Treasurer of F.H.A.. Booster Club; F T.A. Club; I.C.C.; French Club; Chorus. HARRIS. LEROY. HARROD, LYNN HAYGOOD. CYNTHIA ALETHIA, F T A ; Black Culture Club; Captain of Pep Squad; Booster Club; G.A.A. HEARN. CHARLES. Johnson High — Football and Track Teams; Band; SHS — D.E. I; D.E. I. HELGRIN. LORI. HERNADEZ. MICHAEL DANIEL. Basket- ball Team HERRINGTON. DEBBIE. Sophomore and Junior Student Council Representative; Junior Class Treasurer. Booster Club. Girls' Softball Team; Chorus; Participant in Talent Show HESTER. DAVID WILLIAM HEWITT. MARY. F.H.A. HILL. JULIE KATHLEEN. F.H.A. HILL. EDNA DORETHA. F.H.A.; Chorus. HODGE. FREDRICK. Band; Junior Class President. President of Student Council; Outstanding Senior HOLFORD. DIANE. Booster Club; V.O.T.; F.B.L.A. Vice-President. President HOLLIDAY. WILLIAM BAYLUS. Football 71. 72; All City Linebacker; Track 71; His- tory Club; Key Club; Bi-Racial HOLMES. CHARLES. Captain of the SHS R.O.T.C. Drill Team HOOPER. DEWILLA, Bitburg. Germany — Varsity Band; Girls' Bowling Team. American High School Band to Berlin. Pep; Band; Student Council; Yearbook Staff; Sophomore Committees; Drama Club; SHS — Varsity Band; Pep Band; All-City Band. First Lieutenant of Band; Drama Club. HOWELL. PAM DIAN. D.E. I. ILER. CAROLYN ANN. D.E. I; D.E. II. JACKSON. JACQUELINE. Pep Squad. F.H.A.; Honor Society; Drama Club. JACKSON. WILLIE. R.O.T.C. JAMES. MARIE JEFFERSON. CHARLES J.. Newton High School: New York; High School Basket- ball. Black Culture Club; Track. 248 JENKINS. DEBORAH GENE. Assistant Business of Blue and White; G.A.A. Mod- ern Dance JOHNSON. ALVIN. JOHNSON. SHELLEY FRANCENE. Drama Club JONES. MAHALIA. KARATASSOS. CRYSTAL MARIA. F.B.L.A Treasurer; Alpha Beta Club; Cer- tificate of Merit Winner. History Club; Math Club; Yearly Honor Roll; Booster Club; Senior Class Representative KENDRICK. DAVID. KENNEDY. KAREN. Yearly Honor Roll; Chorus. KEYES. BARBARA KNIGHT. ANNETTE. KNIGHT. SHERYL. KOLGAKLIS. TINA. Math Club; Drama Club; U. of Ga Certificate of Merit KRAMER. DANNY. D.E. Club Vice-Presi- dent; Store Manager LACHAPELLE. LEO JOSEPH III. LAMB. FAYE. LAMBERT. MARVIN. Black Culture Base- ball; Football; Bi-Racial. LANCE. MICHAEL. Irmir Dep High. Irma, Turkey; Football; Travis High School. Austin. Texas; Football; Basketball. Del Valle High. Del Valle. Texas, Basketball LANIER. ELIZABETH ALLEN. Booster Club; Recording Secretary of History Club; Quill and Scroll; Student Council Representative. Blue Jacket Business Manager LANIER. RENE R.. Tennis; Key Club; Vice-President of D.C.T.; Latin Club; Jen- kins; Golf Team; Track LANIER. VICTORIA ANN. Chorus; Bi- Racial Committee on the Executive Board; Chaplain of D.E. Club LASH. BEULAH LASTER. HARMON J.. S.H.S Chorus. Hubert Glee Club; R.O.T.C. Program LEE. JOE PAUL. Baseball Team; S.H.S. Co-Captain; Math Club; Photographer, Blue and White; Basketball Team and Track Team at Shuman Jr High LEE. JUDITH. LEGGETT. SANDRA ELIZABETH. D.E. I. LeGRAND. FRANKIE. D.C.T. LETTERMAN. DEBBIE ANN. Bi-Racial Committee. Occupational Home Econom- ics. LEVIN. GREG STANLEY. Math Club LEWIS. HELEN LEWIS. JOSEPH. Football LEWIS. RICK LINTON. PRISCILLA. Student Council President; Shuman Junior High; Anchor Club; Johnson High; Student Council Representative; Math Club; Booster Club; Latin Club President; Omega Beta Chap- lain; Alpha Beta Club Chaplain. National Honor Society; Senior Class Treasurer; I C C.; University of Georgia Certificate of Merit; Miss Blue Jacket Representative LLOYD. VERA. Assistant Editor of Blue and White; Vice-President Drama Club; Quill and Scroll; Bi-Racial Committee; E.S.A P. Youth Advisory Council; Pep Squad; Student Council Representative — Sophomore. LOVE. TONY LOVELL. GWEN. Track and Field; D.E. Club. MADDOX. WILLIAM. Pin and Certificate for Yearly Honor Roll. MAGWOOD. KATIE. MAHANY. DEBBY. Alpha Beta Club; Bible Club. MALLORY. JAMES HOWARD. JR.. Key Club; Vice-President Math Club. First Lieutenant in Band; Pep Band; All Star Band MARCANTONIO. JOHN. Booster Club; Blue Printers Club; I.C.C. MATTOX. BARBARA McALPINE. LAWRENCE W III, Student Council. McCLAIN. RHODESIA. Black Culture Club; Booster Club; F.H.A.; G.A.A McCLELLEN. DEIDRE MONIQUE. Debate; Chorus. Dance Club McCOY. CHARLES. Alpha Beta Club; History Club; Booster Club; Senior Class Representative. Key Club; Vice-President Math Club. McCULLOUGH. WAYNE T.. Senior Band; Sergeant Pep Band. MCDONALD. LYNN. F.H.A. McELVEEN. NOLA APRIL. McKINE. PATRICIA. McLAURIN. MILTON K. JR.. D.C.T. McLENDON. HOLLIS. Yearly Honor Roll; Industrial Arts Award; Certificate of Merit; Math Club; Blue Printers Club. McMILLAN. VERGIE. Pep Squad, Track Meet MILLER. TERRY. Latin Club. O.C.C. McNAIR. JERRY. Co-Captain of Baseball Team MIKE. RICHARD H . Basketball MIKELL. JOYCE. MILLIGAN. RANDOLPH SHELTON. A.V.A.; D.C.T. MITCHELL. DEVEEDA EUNICE. D.E Club; Band. Basketball Team. Black Cul- ture Club; Latin Club. MITCHELL. DYANNE. Chorus. MITCHELL. NATHANIEL MOCK. ATHENA. F B.L.A. Club; V.O.T. MOORE. SUE E . F.H.A.; Bible Club; Alpha Beta Club. MORGAN. LISA JANET. Sophomore Class President; Junior Class Secretary; Bi-Racial Committee; Pep Squad; Varsity Senior Directory Cheerleader; History Club; Vice-Presi- dent; Black Culture Club; Math Club; Modern Dance Club; Representative to Student Council. MORAN. MARILYN MOULTRIE. SANDRA RENE. Library Club; Johnson High; F.H.A. MOUTON, ROBERT L., Track; Baseball; Basketball; Football; Black Culture. MILLER. GRACE ANN. Pike County High: Plays; S.H.S.: Chorus. Secretary of Bible Club; Homeroom Representative for Miss Blue Jacket Pageant MULLER. KATHLEEN MURPHY. JOHN MURRAY. OLIVER. JR.. R.O.T.C. Second Lieutenant; Track. MURRAY. RONALD EDWARD. Black Cul- ture Club. NICODEMUS. DENNIS MICHAEL. R.O.T.C.; B Company. First Sergeant Fir- ing Squad; Squad Leader; Battalion Ordi- nance Officers (S-4); Officer s Club. Cap- tain; Best Drilled Squad Ribbon; Best Drilled Platoon Ribbon; Best Company First Sergeant Ribbon; Sharpshooter Medal. Academic Achievement Ribbon NIXON. SYBIL, B-Team Cheerleader; Co- Captain Varsity Cheerleaders; Student Council Representative; I.C.C.; Home- coming Queen; G.A.A.; Senior Class Rep- resentative; History Club NIEUWSTRATEN. JAN. Booster Club; Pep Squad. Sophomore Class Representative; Junior Class Representative; Varsity Cheerleader; Senior Class Representative; Student Council Representative; History Club President; Scuba Club Secretary; Miss Blue Jacket Semi-Finalist. NEWCITY. CHUCK. Blue Jacket Photog- raphy Editor; Quill and Scroll. PARKER. MICHAEL PAYNE. TISH MARIE, Beach: Booster Club; F.H.A.; S.H.S.: Chairman of Chorus. PENCOE. GARY PERLMAN. GERALD S.. History Club; Senior Class Representative; Student Council Representative PETERSON. WALTER ERNEST PHLILLIPS. PATRICIA ANN PIERCE. VICKI. POLAK. BARBARA. Occupational Home Ec.; Chorus; I.C.C.; President of F.H.A. PONDER. VIVIAN. PRICE. RICHARD ALLEN RAHAL, MICHELE EDMUND. Baseball; History Club Parliamentarian; 10th Grade Homeroom Representative RAHN. CINDY. Alpha Beta Club. RAWLS. CLARA. Honor Society at Wilder and Beach RAY. BRUCE. D.C.T. I. II. REDDING. BOBBY. Red Cross Represent- ative. Booster Club; D.E. Club President. Student Council Representative; Blue Jacket Representative; ICC REINER. DAVID. Key Club; Bi-Racial Committee; Student Council; E.S.A.P. Youth Council REISER. MARY ANN. History Club; Booster Club; Omega Beta Club. Alpha Beta Club; Quill and Scroll; National Honor Society; Blue Jacket Editor; Certifi- cate of Merit. I CC.; Representative to Girls’ State From S.H.S. RHODES. KATHY, Miss Blue Jacket Semi- Finalist RICH. CHRISTINA HOPE. D.E. I. Photog- rapher. Miss Blue Jacket Semi-Finalist RIDGWAY. DEBBIE. Johnson: Majorette; S.H.S.: Omega Beta Club; Student Coun- cil Representative; Junior Class Chaplain; Majorette; National Honor Society; Alpha Beta Club; Varsity Cheerleader. Secretary 250 of Student Council; Homeroom Chairman RIMES. RHONDA JANET ROBERSON. TONY RICARDO. Chorus. Student Council Representative; Class Chairman ROBINSON. FRANCES E.. Reading Club. F.H.A. ROCKWELL. CHARLES SAMUEL. Key Club; Math Club; Homeroom Representa- tive; Bi-Racial Committee ROCKWELL. JANET. Booster Club; B- Team Cheerleader; Miss Blue-Jacket Nominee ROLLINS. ROBERT W . French Club. Math Club; Booster Club; R.O.T.C Drill Team; R.O.T.C. Officers Club. Cadet Colonel; I C C.; Alpha Beta Club RUARKS. FREDDY. D.C.T. Club. SAUNDERS. LAURA ELIZABETH. SAXON. LONA. SCHEER, ROSALYN. Alpha Beta Club. Booster Club; History Club. French Club; Latin Club SCHUNEMANN. ALBERT. Football; Key Club; Latin Club SCHWARTZ. LORI JILL. Blue and White Business Manager; Miss Blue Jacket Homeroom Representative SCOTT, BEN JR III. Hubert Junior High Newspaper Staff. Sports Editor. Typist SCOTT. VIRGIL LAMBERT. Honor Soci- ety; Beach High SELLERS. SHARON. Blue and White. SEYLE. MARTHA. Math Club; Chairman of Clinic; Bible Club. Yearly Honor Roll SHANNON. PHYLLIS. B-Team Cheer- leader. Varsity Cheerleader; Semi-Finalist and Finalist in Miss Blue Jacket Pageant SHEAHAN. MARY. D.E. Club SHELLMAN. FREDRICK REESE JR., Woodberry Forest High School. Va Cross Country; Track; Track Manager; Oracle School Newspaper. Talon; School Literary Magazine; Graphics Editor; Vol- leyball. Orientation. SIMMONS. RONALD JEROME. President Black Culture Club; Treasurer Black Cul- ture; French Club; President Bi-Racial Committee. F T.A ; President Tots and Teens Club. Basketball Team SIMMONS. THOMASINA. Hubert. F.H.A.; Beach; Choir SMALL. DEBRA SMALLS. 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WADE. OLAN. WALDHOUR. FAYE. Chorus; Girls’ Ensemble. All-City Chorus WALKER. JOYCE YEVETTE. Homeroom Representative for Miss Blue Jacket Pag- eant; French Club; F.T.A , Black Culture Club WALLER. HIRAM. D.E. Club. WARD. CHARLIE M WARD. RHONDA. V.O.T. Class; F.B.L.A. WASSON. DIANNE. V.O.T.; F.B.L.A. WATERS. TOMMY. Golf Team. Science Seminar. Booster Club; Captain of Quiz Bowl Team. Football Team WELLS. LINDA L.. Chorus WEST. DIANE. Student Council Repre- sentative. Johnson: Chorus. WEST. RHODENA. Cheerleader; Debating Club; Chorus; Math Club; Basketball Player. WHITCOMB. VIRGINIA. Alpha Beta Club. WHITE. THERESA. Student Council Rep- resentative; Miss Blue Jacket Contestant; Black Culture Club. WIESS. SALLY E. WILLIAMS. JANIE L. WILLIAMS. MAXINE. Black Culture Club. WOOD. BUNNY. D.E. Club. D.E. I and D.E. II. WRIGHT. RAYMOND R . S H.S. Band. Property Manager. All City Band. Pep Band; Booster Club. WU. WILLIAM. Ga. 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Staff Marcia Collins Patty and Kaysue — B.J. 72 Big Ed's Redneck Band Good Luck and So Long — Ricky Price 271 ■ Thank You Mrs. Josie All Mr. Russell Brantley Mr. William Brunner Mrs. Mejol Burchett Miss Juliann Carter Mr. Jim Crowley Mr. Mike Finocchiaro First Presbyterian Church Mr. A1 Henderson Mr. John Jendro Mr. and Mrs. Clevon Johnson Mr. Delmus H. Knight Mr. Larry Naylor Mr. Gerald Steven Perlman Photocraft Photographies of Georgia Stage Crew Mrs. Pat Sanford Taylor Publishing Company Mr. I. E. Thigpen William's Studio 273 Savannah High School Athletic Association Building Together Supporting Student Athletes And Our Athletic Programs Support the Blue Jacket� 275 Epilogue Our memories of this year will always be ones of last moment rushes, photographers, and patterns of behavior we swore last year we would break There will always be the memory of our dream to give you a Blue Jacket that would be beautiful and honest. We knew that we were only as stable as the wind that would soon sail us into different directions; but it was important that before we went on, we leave behind a visible proof of our friendships and lives together We may be apart, but we are as close together as the pages in this book As these pages turn so do our lives, existing only from one moment to another, existing as memories we know are far behind us now. These pages represent much of our feelings and a great part of our lives. They mean the success and failures of all our hopes and dreams. They remind us of times of working with and for people we love They also bring back the understanding and forgiveness which must exist in all of us in order to remember happi- ness. Now, as we drift out. watching the shore fade into memories, we dream of the time that perhaps, for a moment, our paths will cross again. 276 277 iiiUp.T� For we have shared So much of one another That parts of us Are exchanged forever. 27� 281 Yet keep patient — In but a little while In times not yet known — We shall look back In different forms — And meet again in memory — Once more stretching forth Our Love To greet a Friend. 283 Alma Mater Our Alma Mater, S.H.S. You stand beneath a southern sky. Oh, how our hearts are filled with pride. Whene'er your banner waves on high. Loyal to thee, our guiding light, We'll ever praise the Blue and White. When from your classrooms we have gone. Our places in the world find. In mem'ry we will come again. And gather 'round old High School's shrine. Loyal to thee, our guiding light. We'll ever praise the Blue and White. n