Seminole County High School - Indian Yearbook (Donalsonville, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1969 volume:

What can you tell me about this place called SC MS? But not everything?! The 1969 Indian Staff wishes to pay special tribute to Mr. J. B. Jenkins for his devoted service to Seminole County High School during his seventeen years as principal and two years as a member of the faculty. During his years as principal, he led Seminole County High School through many periods of change, adjustment, transi- tion ... and growth. He kept a firm hand on the operation at all times, ana the general public, especially those close to the educational programs, learned to admire and appreciate his real sense of dedication and loyalty to his task. Mr. Jenkins had a tough” job, and he did it well. He had to enforce rules and regulations, and he had to maintain discipline. He faced each challenge head on, meeting each time of decision with a strength that came from careful delibera- tion, then simple resolution and determination. These are qualities for which students, teachers, and other citizens still admire him. Mr. Jenkins focuses his main interest and attention toward the basics of education and the fundamentals of academic learning, never being led away from his goal by extracurricular interests; although he is certainly interested in sports and other school, civic, social, and religious activities. In fact, he coached our 1969 Debate Team to the Region Championship. To the students of Seminole County High School, Mr. Jenkins is known as our math teacher. He is always willing to take time out to help a student with his math or any other worthwhile problem. We’ve all learned to love and admire him. The 1969 Annual Staff and Seminole County High School are grateful to him for what he has done for us during the past nineteen years of hard, faithful work. In appreciation for such devoted service, the 1969 Annual Staff proudly dedicates this 1969 Indian to Mr. J. B. Jenkins. SCMS Js J Place With Zimes of Wonder Wonder how many are really studying. Wonder why they are so happy after such a schoolday. Wonder who she's waiting for. Wonder how many words a minute they can get. j Wonder what that aance is called. Wonder where those monkeys came from. Wonder why he gets to have all The tnn.__________________ Seminole County Board of Education L-R: Mr. N. P. Malcom, CSS; Mr. G. W. McLeod, CHR; Mr. Milton Johnson; Mr. H. C. Bridges; Absent: Mr. Ralph Trawick, Mr. Willis Ausley The happiness and prosperity of Our Town depend greatly on the proper education of youth. Our administra- tive staff strives constantly to improve the education of Seminole County students to prepare them for a successful life. MRS. MARTHA HASTEY Secretary MR. N. P. MALCOM County School Superintendent MRS. HELEN O'NEAL Visirinv rear her faculty •w ELIZABETH BRIDGES Ga. Southern College, B,S. Business Education EMMA S. BLAZER McKendree College, A.B., Southern 111. University, M.S. Ed. English ADDIE P. BRIGHAM W.C.G., A.B. English DOROTHY W. DALE University of Ga. A.B., Social Studies DOROTHY K. HALL W.C.G., B.S. Science JACKIE HORNSBY W.C.G., B.S. Social Science I EMORY C. KINARD Auburn B.S., M.Ed. Guidance Counselor MARY N. KIRKLAND W.C.G., B.S. Librarian MARCUS A. HOLLEY Berry College, B.S. M.Ed. University of Georgia P.E., Biology WILMA O. JONES W.C.G., B.S. Business Education KERRY KLEMPF Fla. State Univ, B.S. English, French DORIS D. OWEN University of Ga. B.S. Science fft 11 ANN T. SMITH Valdosta S. College A.B., English I' Uyynj - . 'f'lty A. gaJU-lL, aaaA Da' 'kA. f A A ' fj AGNES MOSELEY University of Ga. B.S. Social Science PATRICIA M. MILLER Georgia Southern B.S. Elementary Ed. Social Science DOUGLAS L. SPIVEY Troy State College B.S. P.E., Biology ROBERT L. STRICKLAND Auburn University, B.S. Band, Glee Club Oht my gosh! What have I done now? That's what staying up too late wil do for you, Mrs. Hall. Some eat, but, of course, some have to eaten up on the latest news. I'm not sure, but that's just what I heard. Now teachers, we'll have no loitering in the halls. CuHchroom Staff MRS. LOUIE OWENS, Manager MRS. HENRY TEMPLES Bus Drivers J. Dykes, L. T. Odom, A. Thomas, R. A. Baxley, Mrs. B. Reese, J. Odom, Jr., L. Odom T. Alday, A. Godby, G. Ivey, J. Ritchie, J. W. Yearta, H. Horn DEE ALBRITTON Blessed is the man who invented sleep. F.F.A. 4; Football 2 BOBBY ALDAY “Let others do the working. I'll do the resting. Sr. Superlative; F.F.A. 3; Football 3, Capt. 1; Baseball 1; Sr. Hi-Y 1; Jr. Class Vice-President EVERETT ALDAY Merrily, merrily I shall live. F.F.A. 4; Vice-Pres. 1 MARY ELIZABETH ALDAY Fair as the sunshine as fresh as the deer, always a smile waiting for you. F.H.A. 3 KENNETH ARNOLD Look out, he hath mischief in his eyes.” Basketball 4; Hi-Y 2 DEXTRAL AUSTIN Silence is Golden, but I'm no Gold Digger. JIMMY BARBER I love to work, it fascinates me, I could sit and watch it for hours. Baseball 2 WILLIE GENE BARBER Men of few words are the best men. F.F.A. 4 MARY BATCHELOR Teachers and classrooms are her only objections to educa- tion. Sr. Superlative; Tri-Hi-Y 4; Basketball 2; Lib. Club 1 Seniors wait for ... the last measurements. ANN BELL A good heart is worth gold. F.H. A. 4; Lib. Club 1 HOMER BRECKENRIDGE Men who loves not wine, women, and song, remains a fool his whole life long. Mr. S.C.H.S.; Football 4, Capt. 1; Hi-Y 3; F.F.A. 1; Jr. Class Pres.; F.H.A. Sweetheart RUTH BRIDGES She would sing the savageness out of a bear ... Sr. Superlative; Tri-Hi-Y 4, Pres. 1, Vice-Pres. 1; Cheerleader 3, Co-Capt. Band 1. Sec. 1, Flag Twirler 1; Girl's Trio 2; Annual Staff 1, Class Ed. 1; Homecoming Court 2; 4-H 1 ROSALYN BROOKINS Sweet magic of a cheerful face. Basketball 3; Lib. Club 2, Rep. 1 1; Seniors take ... The last walk through the halls of SCHS. RANDY BRUNSON All great men are dying, I feel ill myself. Sr. Superlative; Hi-Y 4, Chap. 1, Pres. 1; Treas. 1, Reporter 1 JANICE BUCKHALTER Quick, lively, happy, and gay, a smile for all who come her way. Sr. Superlative; F.H.A. 4, Sec.-Treas. 1; Lib. Club 2, V.-Pres. 1; Homecoming Court 1 LARRY BUSH Hark! I hear a hollow sound. Who is that tapping on my head? F.F.A. 4 CHARLES CHESNUT Do unto others - then split! Sr. Superlative; Football 1; F.F.A. 4; Hi- Y 2; Band 2; Homecoming Escort 1 DWIGHT CHILDREE Live fast, die young, and have a good- looking corpse. Sr. Superlative; Hi-Y 2; 4-H 1 ROGER CLAYTON If silence were golden, he'd own Fort Knox. ROBERT COLUNS Why try to hide my greatness? Sr. Superlative; Football 4, Capt. 1; Hi-Y 2, Chap. 1; Baseball 4; Basketball 4; Fresh- man Pres.; Sophomore Vice-Pres.; 4-H 1 DOROTHY CONYERS A lady has a right to change her mind. F.H.A. 4 CAROLYN COX Says everything - means nothing. F.H.A. 3 JOHNNY CREEL I believe in work, but I’m not in favor of it.” F.F.A, 4 RONNIE CREEL Youth is the time for pleasure. F.F.A. 4 STEVE CROSS Never trouble trouble 'til trouble troubles you. F.F.A. 4, Chaplain 1 NANCY CUMMINGS She burns the midnight oil, but not always for study. Tri-Hi-Y 2; Band 2 JACK DALE Never let studying interfere with your edu- cation.” Hi-Y 4; F.F.A. 1; Lib. Club 1 WAYNE DOZIER Why should the devil have all the fun? Hi-Y 3 SONDRA DuPRIEST For all that fair is, by nature, is good. F.H.A. 1; Lib. Club 2 SCOTT EDWARDS I'm not lazy. I'm just saving my energy. Sr. Superlative; F.F.A. 2; Football 3; Home- coming Escort 1 MARSHALL FAIRCLOTH Busier than a one-armed paper hanger with hives. National Science Foundation, Secondary Science Training Program at University of Ga. RONNIE FAIRCLOTH High school's tired of him, college isn't ready. F.F.A. 4 JANICE GODBY I never met a man I did not like. Sr. Superlative; Basketball 4; Annual Staff 2, Sports Ed. 1, Sr. Superlative Ed. 1; 4-H 1 FAYNE GORDON A boy who from girls does run, has much safety and little fun. Transferred '67; Hi-Y 2; Band 2 BETH HALL Never let study interfere with pleasure. Tri-Hi-Y 4, Treas. 1; Annual Staff 2, Bus. Man. 1, Ass. Bus. Man. 1 MARTHA REE HAYES Friends and friendly conversation are my companions. F.H.A, 4, Pres. 1, Vice-Pres. 1; Lib. Club 1 JIMMIE HILL A trim! A haircut? Yes sir, right away! Sr. Superlative; Basketball 2; Football 1; Baseball 1; Lib. Club 1 Anticipation rises as a dream is about to be fulfilled. REGINA HILL BOBBY HOLLOWAY When love and duty clashed, she let duty go to smash. Tri-Hi-Y 3, Chap. 1; 4-H 1; Basketball 4; Annual Staff 1, Sports Ed. 1 Onward, Onward, Oh time in flight, may the bell ring 'fore I recite. F.F.A. 4 DIANNE HOLLEY Not looking for trouble, not spoiling for strife, quietly making a success out of life ... Transferred '67 BRUCE HORN I strove with none, for none was worth my strife. ” F.F.A. 4 WADE INGRAM Studying is a waste of time.” F.F.A. 4; Sentinel 1; Football 1 STEVE JERNIG AN He may not be a Ford, but he can sure rattle on. Sr. Superlative; Hi-Y 3; 4-H 1; Homecom- ing Escort 3 DEBBIE JOHNSON Boys are her first interest, she has no other. Tri-Hi-Y 1; 4-H 1 LINDA JONES Thou art the star for which all evening waits. F.H.A. 3; Tri-Hi-Y 1; Band 4 BRENDA LANE Happy as a mosquito who just passed her screen test. F.H.A. 2; Lib. Club 3. 2nd SALA District Sec. 1; Pres. 1; 4-H 1 CARLTON LANE Trouble runs off him like water off a duck's back. Sr. Superlative; Basketball 4; 4-H 1; Home- coming Escort 1; Soph. Class Reporter PAT LUNSFORD Not all passes are made on a football field! Sr. Superlative; Hi-Y 3, Pres. 1; Football 3; Soph. Class Vice-Pres.; Senior Class Pres. JEANIE LYNN Keep smiling; it makes everyone wonder what you've been up to! Sr. Superlative; Cheerleader 2; 4-H 1 ANNIE McLEOD Good qualities need no advertising. Basketball 1; 4-H 1; Lib. Club 1 JANET McLEOD Her vocabulary isn't so large - it's just a rapid turnover. Sr. Superlative; Tri-Hi-Y 4, Rep. 1; Band 4, V.-Pres. 1. Rep. 1, Treas. 1, Major- ette 1, Head,Majorette 3; Fresh. Class Rep.; Jr. Class Rep. JOY MILLER The two studies she likes best of all; the heart of a boy and basketball. Sr. Superlative; Tri-Hi-Y 4, Pres. 1; Annual Staff 3. Ed. 1, Asst. Ed. 1, Club Ed. 1; Bas- ketball 4, Co-Capt. 1; 4-H 1; Fresh. V. -Pres.; DAR Good Citizen PHILLIP MOSS His hands are on the wheel, his eyes, on the sidewalk. Football 1; Basketball 3; F.F.A. 4, Chap. 1, Sentinel 1 We enjoyed our Jr.-Sr. Banquet, Moon- light and Roses. LINDA MOULTON One of a kind is her style, of course the boys catch her smile. CEBRON NUNNERY All I want to get out of school is myself. Hi-Y 3; 4-H 1; Golf Team 2 GLORIA ODOM Always happy, never sad, sometimes naughty, but never bad. Sr. Superlative; F.H.A. 4; Lib. Club 1; Cheerleader 1 WAYNE ODOM Impossible is a word I'll never use. Football 3; F.F.A. 2; 4-H 1 ANNE PARKER If worry were the cause of death, I'd live to be a hundred. F.H.A. 4; Annual Staff 1, Typ. Ed. 1; Soph., Jr., Sr. Classes Sec.-Treas. SHERYL PUMPHREY There's two sides to everything, my side and my side. Miss S.C.H.S.; Homecoming Queen; Tri- Hi-Y 4, V.P. 1; Band 4, Sec.-Treas. 1, V.P. 1, Maj. 2, D. Maj. 2; 4-H 1; Fresh. Sec.-Treas.; Sr. Rep. BILLY RATHEL High school's an awful bore; I wonder what I came here for.” Band 4, Librarian 1, Sec. 1; Glee Club CYNTHIA ROBERTS She raises your spirits from 'low' to 'high'. Tri-Hi-Y 2; Lib. Club 2, Parliamentar- ian 1 Signs of Seniority US ROBINSON He may seem quiet and look naive, but if you know Les that's hard to believe. Football 1; F.F.A. 4, Parlia- mentarian 1; Hi-Y 2; Lib. Club 1; Sr. Class Vice-Pres. NORMA JEAN SANDERS Live and let live as I will do. F.H.A. 4; Band 4; 4-H I TEX SHEFFIELD The first true gentleman (?) that ever breathed.” Football 1 MARSHA SHORES A pleasant smile adds to her charm. F.H.A. 2 JEANIE SIRMONS Always be yourself, and you will always do your best. F.H.A. 1 SHELTON SPOONER His get-up-and-go has done got-up-and- went. F.F.A. 4; Hi-Y 2 BRENDA SWANNER ” She can get 300 words a minute - without a typewriter. Tri-Hi-Y 4, Reporter 1, Treas. 1; Cheer- leader Sub. 1; Annual Staff 1, Snapshot Ed. 1 ALLEN TEAL Diffused knowledge immortalizes itself. Transferred '68 BESSIE TEAL Opportunity may knock, but temptation more often rings the bell. Transferred '68 ROBIN TEDDER My idea of an agreeable person is one who agrees with me.” F.F.A. 4, Treas, 1 GLENDA TURNER Nice personality is the greatest gift of all. Lib. Club 3, Parliamentarian 1, Historian 1; F.H.A. 4; 4-H 1 CAROLYN WADDELL Generally speaking, she's generally speak- ing. Tri-Hi-Y 4, Secretary 2 BETTY WHITE She is little, she is sweet; she's a dear from head to feet. Lib. Club 3, Sec.-Treas. 1. Historian 1; Annual Staff 1, Typing Ed. 1 DELORES WHITTAKER A cheery smile, a merry heart, always willing to do her part. Basketball 2; Annual Staff 1, Co-Ed. 1 DIANN WIDNER Trouble is: there are so many good-looking boys and so little time. ” F.H.A. 3, Parliamentarian 1 SHARON WIDNER High school days .have their delights, but don't compare with high school nights! Sr. Superlative; Tri-Hi-Y 4, Chap. 1; Basketball 4, Co- Capt. 1; Annual Staff 2, Sr. Ed. 1, Class Ed. 1; Homecom Oppressions Seniority. . . ... a tear of mitred joy and sadness on graduation night ... a step forward to a brighter, new tomorrow ... an attempt to make this last year the best ing Court 1 DON WILEY Sometimes I sit and think, mostly I sit. F.F.A. 4 ERICA WILLIAMS I had a long talk with my mother about boys, she didn't know anything about them either. F.H.A. 2 CHAROLYN WORRELL Life is really simple, but boys insist on making it complicated. JAY WRIGHT From great riches come great people - How long must I wait? 4-H 1 ‘Juniors Sec.-Treas. - LYNDA COWAN Reporter - KATHY ODOM President - DRAKE DALE Vice-Pres. - TOMMY FLOYD • • Roger Atkinson Kathy Barber John Broome Brenda Burke La von Chandler Jimmy Childree Gayle Cross Donald Dale Lynda Cowan 3f' Edgar Lane Darrell Langley Rena Loyless Kathy McLendon Phillip Reese Melinda Richards Sue Roberts Kay Seal Donna Smith Alice Snellgrove Nancy Spooner Helen Taylor Marsha Teal Christine Temples . Raymond Thompson Phillip Whittaker Kim Williams 1 4 - Raymond Wilson Jane Wright Gus Youmans 33 Sophomores CLASS OFFICERS President: ROBERT McLEOD Secretary-Treasurer: DOROTHY CLAYTON Vice-President: BRUCE PHILLIPS Reporter: SHEILA DURDEN Becky Alday Ramona Austin Steve Barber Graham Bell Phil Brackin Joy Braswell Vicki Braswell Ann Cummings Don Daniels Viola Davis Debbie Dobson Ricky Cross Bobby Deaton V Voncilie Donley Eric Gaulden David Gordon Sherrie Hall Delora Harrison Dennis Harrison AVAILABLE Horace Horn Don Howell Ronnie Huggins Jim Johnson Dewitt Ingram Louise Ingram Jimmy Jackson Hilton Lane Kathy Lynn Charlotte McDaniel Beverly McGowan Cynthia McLeod Robert McLeod Jeanie David Middleton Mims Tim Gary Larry Odom Perry Perry Ellen Glo Poole Richardson Gloria Roberts I Dewain Robinson Bruce Phillips Durall Pirn Rose Teal Jerry Temples Kattie Temples Jim Thomas Dianne Waddell Johnny Waddell Patricia Ward THE THREE STOOGES Yes, Bruce, even you have one of those. 37 freshmen CLASS OFFICERS President: Mike Worthy Secretary- Treasurer: Dave Roberts Vice-President: Ricky Jernigan Reporter: Les Bridges Roger Aligood Rufus Breckenridge Ricky Cherry Angie Armstrong Bobby Battles Larry Blackburn Jan Bowen Geneen Christmas Debra Clayton Bimbo Collins Dana Braswell Charlene Chapman Diane Cross Jane Drake Joe Drake Wes Dozier Glenda Eakin Wiley Easterwood Janice Edmunds t ) Donna Faircloth rJ Allen Faulkner Sara Fiveash Susan Hall Delores Harlow Marie Helms Warren Herring Susan Hudson Glenda Ellis David Fain David Loyless Pam McClellan Wendell McLeod Edwina Miller Janice Miller Josie Miller Rosby Moye Lillia Murkerson £L„iV Anita Odom Linda Miller Jesse Mosely Cosby Moye Charles Odom Gerald Odom Roy Parker Hugh Perry Butch Pierce Shirley Reese Ed Rogers Kent Shores Ted Shingler Ellen Stewart Rodney Suggs Jim Swanner Glenda Temples John Thomas Dianne Thompson Jerome Thursby Robert Thursby Gary Turner Many Waddell Mikey Waddell Eighth Qrade Pres. RAYMOND GUTERMAN V. Pres. WALTER SPOONER Sec.-Treas. Reporter ALANE EUGENE PRIEST DEATON Faye Garland Alday Alday Hiram Alday Alethea Bell I ' Craig Barns Jerry Sandra Cunningham Drake David Carden Mary Lou Gloria Grady Dukes Dukes Wallace Therisa Ginger Larry Tommy Dukes Earnest Easterwood Easterwood Easterwood 3 . Janice Ed Harrison Hay Wesley Jarvis Debbie Hooks Horn Emmett Horn Cathy Jerome Ingram Ingram Bubba Jones Debra Jones Paula Knight Susan Lane Glynn McCalvin Sonny McCracken Danny Sandy Bet 1 McLendon McLeod Medley Donnie Joan Darius Ray Miller Moat Moss Ronnie Moulton Susan Charley Moulton Newberry Billy Odom Bill Jan Sara Pritchett Pritchett Ann Rabon Deborah Anjjta Mark Rangel Reynolds Richardson Raymond Linda Richard Judy Lannie Rex Sherrer Smith Spooner Stewart Temples Thompson Eleanor Laura Linda Tucker Ward Weeks Andy Edward Kenneth Wells Whittaker Widner Thomas . PhilUrs Sharon Ritchie Claude Sheffield Debbie Trawick Jody Youmans FAVORITES Sherry Humphrey artel Homer Hreekinridge 47 48 Urenda Swanner and Dwight Childree Baseball KNEELING, L. toR.: B. Hudson, Drake Dale, J. McLeod, Don Dale, E. Odom, M. Carr, R. Hall. STANDING: Mgr. J. E. Knight, C. Horne. J. Barber, B. Alday, B. Johnson. R. Collins. A. Ingram, Mgr. C. Odom. Coaches - M. HOLLEY, D. SPIVEY, D. HICKEY SCHEDULE Marianna WE 1 THEY 2 Marianna 4 3 Early Co. 9 0 Mitchell Co. 3 2 Miller Co. 12 0 Early Co. 3 2 Mitchell Co. 12 1 Miller Co. 16 3 Terrell Co. 1 5 Terrell Co. 0 14 SCMS fo BACK ROW, L. toR.: S. Farley. B. Collins, R. Breckenridge, J. Thomas, K. Stewart. D. Mims, G. Youmans, H. Hodges, H. Lane. W. Herring.J� . Sauls. H. Perry. MIDDLE ROW, L. toR.: C. Hastey, R. _ Mrfiijwan J. Broome, D. Robinson. D. Herring, R. Suggs, M. Worthy, J. Doster, T. Hill, D. Albritton, C. Odom. R. Jernigan. FRONT ROW. L. toR.: M. Carr, T, Floyd, W. Odom, G. Dollar, R. Collins, H. Breckenridge, B. Alday, P. Lunsford, C. Horne, T. Sheffield. WE SCHEDULE THEY 7 Early County 13 20 Terrell County 6 26 Mitchell County 13 6 Pelham 7 27 Randolph County 13 7 Miller County 26 0 Grace ville 30 24 Turner County 0 14 Worth County 6 7 Brooks County 36 Coach: MARCUS HOLLEY ROBERT COLLINS Sr. Half Back ASSISTANT COACHES: David Hickey Douglas Spivey BOBBY ALDAY Sr. Half Back HOMER BRECKENRIDGE Sr. Tackle WAYNE ODOM Sr. Center MIKE CARR Jr. Quarter Back TEX SHEFFIELD Sr. Guard GENE DOLLAR Jr. Full Back DEE ALBRITTON Sr. Guard TOMMY FLOYD Jr. Guard JOHN BROOME Jr. Tackle CHARLES HASTEY Jr. End CAREY HORNE Jr. End GUS YOUMANS Jr. End STEVE FARLEY Soph. Quarterback DAVEY HERRING Soph. Fullback HARRIS HODGES Soph. Tackle HILTON LANE Soph. Halfback DAVID MIMS Soph. Guard KENNETH STEWART Soph. Halfback JIM DOSTER Soph. Tackle OMMY HILL Soph. End CHARLES ODOM Fresh. Center WARREN HERRING Fresh. Halfback DEWAIN ROBINSON Soph. Tackle MIKE WORTHY Fresh. Fullback RUFUS BRECKENRIDGE Fresh. Guard RICKY JERNIGAN Fresh. Guard HUGH PERRY Fresh. Guard JIM THOMAS Soph. Center PAUL SAULS Soph. Halfback MANAGERS Bill Rogers Ted Shingler BIMBO COLLINS Fresh. Guard RODNEY SUGGS Fresh. End yr. Varsity FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Jeff Godfrey, Andy Wells, Lemuel Ross, Jody Youmans, Bubba Jones, Ed Hay, Kenneth Widner, Mylan Brookins, Raymond Gutterman - Mgr. BACK ROW, L. to R.: Edward Gale, Ray- mond Sherrer, Sonny McCracken, Charley Newberry, Kirk Floyd, Tommy Easterwood, Thomas Phillips, Walter Spooner, Steve Edwards. SCHEDULE WE 26 Miller County THEY 0 19 Ba inbridge 7 13 Blakely 20 7 Miller County 6 0 Blakely 20 12 Bainbridge 19 Coach: DOUGLAS SPIVEY Homecoming e - ( • Queen and Court Queen and Senior Representatives S. Cummings C. Logue '67 Queen A. Clayton '68 Queen S. Pumphrey C. Chestnut Court cc. Louisa Roberts Cecilia Boyd Les Bridges Steve Edwards Qirls' basketball BACK ROW: Coach Holley, G. Richardson, K. Woodham, S. Hudson, S. Reese, C. Temples, C. Chapman, P. McClellan, L. Murkerson, K. McLendon, K. Temples, G. Widner, N. P. Malcom. FRONT ROW: C. McLeod, N. Mims, R. Brookins, J. Miller, S. Widner, J, Godby, R. Hill, J. Braswell Schedule BACK ROW: Coach Holley, S. Reese, L. Murkerson, C. Chapman, K, Tern ples, G. Temples, D. Harrison. FRONT ROW: D. J. Clayton, S. Hudson, K. Woodham, P. McClellan, G. Widner, H. Weeks b- Zeam We They 46 Miller Co. 39 33 Terrell Co. 16 60 Mitchell Co. 36 31 Bainbridge 21 41 Miller Co. 42 38 Bainbridge 27 30 Terrell Co. 13 36 Mitchell Co. 34 N. P. MALCOM - Coach We Schedule Girls They 43 Calhoun Co, 36 36 Randolph Co. 20 42 Whigham 37 58 Early Co. 42 57 Terrell Co. 35 70 Bainbridge 47 51 Cairo 57 59 Pelham 38 62 Mitchell Co. 53 51 Cairo 54 33 Miller Co. 43 64 Bainbridge 57 41 Calhoun Co. 46 59 Randolph Co. 26 66 Whigham 45 55 Terrell Co. 49 58 Early Co. 47 76 Pelham 33 42 Mitchell Co. 46 35 Miller Co. SOWEGA TOURNAMENT 44 51 Calhoun Co. 42 40 Miller Co. 35 CAPTS. Joy Miller, Sharon Widner JOY MILLER, Forward, Senior SHARON WIDNER. Guard, Senior JANICE GODBY REGINA HILL ROSALYN BROOKINS Guard, Senior Guard, Senior Forward, Senior NORMA MIMS Forward, Junior CYNTHIA McLEOD Forward, Sophomore JOY BRASWELL Guard, Sophomore Boys ’ Basketball Schedule BACK ROW: Coach Spivey. M. Worthy, R. Jernigan. E. Rogers. C. Odom, B. Phillips; FRONT ROW: D. Fain, B. Collins. L. Blackburn. W. McLeod, L. Bridges, E. Gaulden Boys Calhoun Co. 56 Randolph Co. 41 Whigham 63 Early Co. 64 Terrell Co. 30 Bainbridge 51 Cairo 51 Pelham 65 Mitchell Co. 36 Cairo 64 Miller Co. 40 Bainbridge 38 Calhoun Co. 58 Randolph Co. 26 Whigham 72 Terrell Co. 52 Early Co. 61 Pelham 59 Mitchell Co. 48 Miller Co. 51 SOWEGA TOURNEY Early Co. 65 BACK ROW: Coach Spivey, B. Collins, D. Dale, B. Phillips, E. Gaulden. D. Dale. D. Fain, L. Chandler, C. Odom; FRONT ROW; R. Collins, C. Lane, P. Moss, P. King, K. Arnold. C. Horne, E. Rogers L. to R.: Carlton Lane, Coach Spivey, and Robert Collins ROBERT COLLINS, Senior Captain CARLTON LANE. Senior Captain PAT KING, Junior DON DALE, Junior DRAKE DALE, Junior LA VON CHANDLER, Junior E. C. BRIDGES DRAKE DALE CEBRON NUNNERY SCJiS Cheerleaders CLAYTON mfl sU BEVERLY McGOWAN lJr. Varsity Cheerleaders STANDING L. toR.: Alane Priest. Spons. Kerry Klempf, Sandra Drake, Anita Reynolds. Laura Ward, Donna Gibbons. SEATED: Dale Roberts, Terry Hanna. Sandy McLeod, Mary Lou Crosby, Paula Knight SCHS on Parade! 1969 Star Student and Teacher Mrs. Hall and Pat Lunsford The trio entertained at our Jr. - Sr. Mrs. Smith's speech class present- ed our White Christmas program. One of the many privileges of a senior! Jr. - Sr. Servers 1968 Star Farmer - Johnny Odom ORGANIZATIONS CLUB EDITOR - Kathy Lynn ASSISTANT EDITOR - Lynda Cowan SPORTS EDITOR - Regina Hill SNAPSHOT EDITOR - Bill Lane EDITOR - Delores Whittaker ADVISOR - Mrs. Vic Hickson EDITOR - Joy Miller TYPING EDITORS: Betty White Anne Parker ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER - Patricia Ward BUSINESS MANAGER - Beth Hall SUPERLATIVE EDITOR - Janice Godby SENIOR EDITOR - Sharon Widner FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE EDITOR - Becky Alday EIGHTH GRADE AND JUNIOR EDITOR - Rena Loyless Juture Homemakers of America FIRST ROW: D. Widner, S. Fiveash, G. Odom, J. Edmunds, L, K. Miller, D.J j E, Poole, D. Glover, J. Thursby; SECOND ROW: D. Smith, M. R. Hayes, j. Buckhalter, E. Miller, P. Kelly, P. McClellan, B, Alday, Mrs. Hickson; THIRD ROW; S. Swanner, B. Whittaker, K. Mc- Lendon, B. Lane, B. McGowan, Ct. herring.}]. Miller P. Wiley; FOURTH ROW; L. Jones. S. Hines, M. Helms, S. Reese, C. Chapman, Seal, S. DuPriest, C. Cox, D. Thompson; FIFTH ROW: D. Conyers, A. Parker, D. Clayton, A. Bell, G. Turner, L. Ingram, C. Ingram, N. Sanders, J. Wright, G. Ellis, D. Faircloth ADVISOR: Mrs. Vic Hickson PRESIDENT: Martha Ree Hayes VICE-PRESIDENT: Kathy McLendon REPORTER: Carolyn Ingram SECRETARY: Janice Buckhalter 1 n j 33J Sweetheart 3HA JJJ Sweetheart Dorothy {Jo Clayton SJiA Sweetheart Mower Ureckenrhtge Juture Jamers of PRESIDENT: Johnny Odom, VICE-PRESIDENT: Carroll Cannon, SECRETARY: Jerry Temples, TREASURER: Robin Tedder, REPORTER: Bruce Hudson. CHAPLAIN: Phillip Reese FIRST ROW: W. Easterwood, J. Swanner, C. Chance, G, Bell, E. Odom, B. Battles, K. Shores, G. Odom, B. Cross, J. Jackson, R. Cherry, D. Worrell, D. Braswell, J. Ladd; SECOND ROW: T. Odom, D. Robinson, 5 P. Reese, J. Temples, C. Cannon, R. Tedder, P. Whittaker, D. Ingram, G. Perry, D. Jt Clayton, J. Mosely, Johnsor}. K. Williams, R. Thompson, J. Odom, J. White, D. Loyless, R. Huggins; THIRD ROW: B. B. C BiieffD. Howell, R. Wihorv T7 Johnsoq? J. Bridges, D. R, Kelly, E. Wilson, D. Carroll, H. Horne, B. N Hudson, L. Earnest, R. Cross, H. Lane, L. Perry, H. Perry, D. Langely, G. Edwards, W, Odom, E. Fiveash, 5 Alday, S. Barber, R. Thursby; FOURTH ROW: B. Glass, C. Chesnut, L. Robinson, L. Kirksey, B. Holloway, D. Albritton, L. Bush, J. Childree, P. Brackin, S. Spooner, W. G. Barber, G. Dollar, W. Ingram, S. Cross, R. Atkinson, R. Jernigan, C. Horne, E. Lane, S. Dupriest, J, Doster, R. McGowan, L, Middleton, D. Chancey Typing: N. Brown; J. Aligood Nancy, Second Diace, State Trio: J. McLeod, M. Callahan, R. Bridges Coach Music Mrs. P. Miller Girls Solo: F. Kirkland Boys Solo: G, Spooner Pianist: J. Aligood Essay: N. Alday, Robin Tedder Coach: Spelling, Decla- matic Essay. One Act Play. Mrs. A. Smith One Act Play: Manikin and Minikin P. Lunsford, S. Pumphrey. Third Place Region Senior Zri-Mi- X Club ADVISOR: Mrs. Agnes Mosely PRESIDENT Ruth Bridges VICE-PRESIDENT Sheryl Pumphrey SECRETARY Carolyn Waddell TREASURER Brenda Swanner REPORTER Janet McLeod CHAPLAIN Regina Hill FRONT ROW: S. Pumphrey, R. Bridges, R. Loylpss mil B. Hall, K. Barber, B. Swanner; SECOND ROW: J. McLeod, J. Newberry, M. Batchelor, ( Herring) D. Kirkland, M. Gibbons, G. Perry, N. Spooner. THIRD ROW; J. Miller, S. Widner, R? Hill, C Waddell. K. Seal, J. Burke, C. Roberts, C. Chandler, J. Wright, A. Mosely ‘■Jr. Zri-Jii- X Club FRONT ROW: J. Miller, B. McGowan, S. Clayton, C. McDaniel, B. King, A. Armstron gH 1. K. Miller, J. Drake; SECOND ROW: E. Stewart, K. Woodham, J. Middleton, S. Durden, L. KoBerts, P. Ward, D. Clayton, E. Miller; BACK ROW: E. Hines, G. Richardson, S. Youmans, G. Ellis, S. Hall, A. Odom, P. McClellan ADVISOR: Mrs. Lib Bridges TREASURER Kay Woodham REPORTER Beverly McGowan PRESIDENT Shelia Durden SECRETARY Patricia Ward CHAPLAIN Phyllis Spooner VICE-PRESIDENT Sherrie Hall Senior Hi- X Club FRONT ROW: C. Hastey, M. Carr, J. Broome, R. Hall, J. Edmunds: SECOND ROW: J. Dale, T. Floyd, D. Dale. C. Horne, L. Robinson, R. Brunson, Coach Spivey: THIRD ROW: R. Collins, D, Dale, C. Nunnery, K, Arnold, B. Lane, F. Gordon ADVISOR Coach Douglas Spivey PRESIDENT Pat Lunsford VICE-PRESIDENT Mike Carr REPORTER Rusty Hall TREASURER Randy Brunson SECRETARY Drake Dale PROJECTS CHAIRMEN Bill Lane Charles Hastey Donald Dale REPORTER Wendell McLeod SECRETARY Roy Moulton PRESIDENT Robert McLeod ADVISOR Coach David Hickey VICE-PRESIDENT Jim Thomas TREASURER Harris Hodges Hr. Hi- y Club FRONT ROW: D. Loyless, H. Perry, B. Battles, R. McLeod, H. Hodges; SECOND ROW: J. Doster, R. Jernigan, B. Collins, D, Gordon, M. Worthy, R. Moulton; THIRD ROW: J. Thomas, D. Fain, R, King, B. Ethridge. C. Odom, H. Lane. J. Thomas; FOURTH ROW: W. McLeod, L. Bridges. E. Rogers. J. Drake, J. Swanner, T. Shingler. D. Hickey Coed- Club FIRST ROW: G. Dukes, B. Jones, M. Richardson, A, Priest, J. Youmans. M. L. Crosby R Guterman W. Spooner. P. Knight: SECOND ROW: K, Harris, C, Boyd. S. McLeod, S. Drake, D. Hooks A Reynolds. T. Hanna. S. Lane. L. Ward; THIRD ROW: Mr. Kinard. D. Roberts. K. Floyd. J. Godfrey E Gale, E. Hay, C. Newberry, S. McCrackin PRESIDENT Grady Dukes VICE-PRESIDENT Walter Spooner SECRETARY Sandy McLeod TREASURER Dale Roberts REPORTER Alane Priest ADVISOR Emory Kinard Cibrary Club LIBRARIAN - Mrs. Mary N. Kirkland PRESIDENT: Brenda Lane, VICE-PRESIDENT: Janice Buckhalter, SECRETARY-TREASURER: Betty White. PARUAMENTARIAN: Cynthia Roberts. REPORTER: Rosalyn Brookins, HISTORIAN: Glenda Turner FIRST ROW: N. Spooner, J. Buckhalter, B. Lane, E. Poole, D. Faircloth, D. Smith, G. Odom, B. White. D. Ingram; SECOND ROW: L. Earnest, J. Hill, L. Robinson, C. Roberts, M. Batchelor, A. Bell, L. Cowan, S. Roberts, G. Turner, A. McLeod, B. Hall, P. Wiley, Mrs. Mary Kirkland Seminole County Migh School Marching Bund Under the Direction of ROBERT STRICKLAND OFFICERS: Librarian - B. Rathel, Reporter - J. McLeod, Sec. - Treas. - R. Bridges, President - A. Mosely, Director - R. Strickland, Vice- President - S. Pumphrey, Reporter - S. McLeod, Librarian - S. Hall Drum Majorette SHERYL PUMPHREY Feature Twirler ANNA MOSELY Head Majorette JANET McLEOD Flag T wirier RUTH BRIDGES Flag T wirier JOSIE MILLER BETH KING ANITA ODOM KATHY BARBER OFFICERS: (jlee RESIDENT: Debbie Clayton VICE-PRESIDENT: Jerome Thursby SEC.-TREAS.: Kathy Chandler REPORTER: _David_Foster FIRST ROW: B. R. B r er, J. Bowen, S. Hall, R. Austin, D. Clayton, J. Thursby; SECOND ROW: K. Chandler, D. Cross, S. Swanner. P. horneTG. Deaton. D. Foster. Pianist - R. 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