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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1974 volume:

This is the 1974 INDIAN. Mrs. lean Moseley is the secretary at SCHS. She nurses our sick (hands out aspirin), tolerates faculty ineffici- ency , takes messages and sends them along on her 3X5 notecards, and greets each visitor to her domain with a smile. But her secretarial skills are not the only qualities that we admire about Miss Jean. We dedicate the 1974 Indian to Miss Jean because she blankets us in the aura of warmth that surrounds her. We dedicate the 1974 Indian to her because she is genuinely interested in each student and his education. We dedicate the 1974 Indian to Miss Jean simply because we like her. We started out this year by trying to decide just what a yearbook is. The trend these days is toward visual interpretation, with tons of pictures and very few words. Go for the fast eye impact, and leave the messages to the readers. But a yearbook is above all a distillation, a preservation of a segment of time. 1973-74 is a time that cannot be completely grasped by visual images, without some attempt to convey the attitudes, opinions, and frustra- tions of the day. Fifty years ago, yearbooks featured page after page of essays and commentary. They gradually evolved into picturebooks, set aside on dusty shelves to be revived every ten years or so to recall the quaint style and appearance of nearly-forgotten acquaintances. It is our hope that this book will be worth the preserva- tion. The emphasis in our book is on the school and the people who are the school. Here are our successes and occasional failures. 1973-74 was the time for hair and sideburns and much hand-wringing by concerned parents. 1973-74 was the time of Watergate. 1973-74 was the second time a Vice-President has resigned from office. 1973-74 was the time of high food prices. 1973-74 was the time of an unstable economy. 1973-74 was the time of a fuel shortage. With any luck at all, the 1973-74 yearbook has managed to capture some of what was really going on at the time. It has a lot more words in it than it probably should have, but 1974’s kids were a talkative bunch. Hope- fully, the book is worth keeping around. Cathy Newberry Louise Baker 5 Do not try to understand me, for in doing so you restrict my being and insult my individuality. I have no limit; there is no end, no boundary can be set on my soul. So do not define my personality. Let me remain a spirit drifting free. and this is loneliness the kind i have known if you've had times like this, my friend, you're not alone. standin' by a highway waitin' for a ride a bitter wind is bio win' it keeps you cold inside a line of cars is passin' no one seems to care you look down at your body to be sure you are there. siltin' in a hotel starin' at the walls cracks across the ceiling silence in the halls you open up the window and turn the tv on then you go down to the lobby but everybody’s gone. so you leave the empty cities and go down to the shore you're achin' to discover what you’re lookin' for the beaches are deserted in the morning time a solitary figure you walk the water line. you come upon a tidepool you stand there peerin’ in and when you touch the water the circles do begin you look to where a seabird lies crumpled on the sand then you take a single pebble and hold it in your hand. you come back up the beaches at the end of day and see how all your footprints have been washed away nothin' is forever we are bom to die so may i say i love you before i say good-bye. and this is loneliness, the kind 1 have known if you've had times like this, my friend, you're not alone. 8 ADMINISTRATION N. P. Malcolm Superintendent of Schools Malcom Freeman STANDING, L-R: Morris Johnson, Jack Burke. SEATED: N. P. Malcom, Superintendent: Herbert Bridges, Chairman; Willis Ausley. ABSENT: Bill Dozier. 10 Assistam Principal, Douglas Spivey; Secretary, Jean Moseley; Principal, Louis Bonner. Curriculum Co-ordinator, Panola Brady; Visit- ing Teacher, Helen O’Neal Much has been said throughout history about the merit (or lack of merit) of administrations in general. Some people promote total control by an administration; others promote anarchy. By including these pictures in the Indian we are asserting our belief that an administration that encourages individualism is the answer. Moderation is the keynote. By including these pictures of our administration here in Seminole County we are saying thank you for tempering our idealism with practicality. n LUNCHROOM MANAGER Mrs. Eugene Reynolds CUSTODIANS Crawford Grooms and Herman Coachman LUNCHROOM STAFF STANDING, L-R: Mrs. Buddy Reynolds, Mrs. Clifton Godwin, Mrs. Henry Temples, Mrs. Collie Leonard, Mrs. Ed Bush. FACULTY MYRVIS BRIDGES PEGGY DOWNING ADDIE P. BRIGHAM JOANNE DRAKE DOROTHY DALE CURTIS DUMAS ELIZABETH BRIDGES DOROTHY HALL LINDA GARCIA MARCUS HOLLEY DONALD HENDERSON IRENE GILLIAM MARY HARRIS CORENE HAMILTON 16 MARTHA REGISTER FRANKIE RAMBEAU CLYDE MACKEY WILMA JONES MARY KIRKLAND FAVORITES Teresa Ford and Ricky Suggs 20 ■■i Cathy Newberry Philander Moore Jeanie McClellan Don Bridges CLASSES Seniors PRESIDENT-.................................-...............................Terry Shamblin VICE-PRESIDENT............................................................Kenneth Reynolds SECRETARY-TREASURER...........-..............................................Louise Baker GARY L. BAKER LILLIAN LOUISE BAKER LENA MAE BARBER 28 TANNA JOYE BATTS SHARON DENISE BELCHER EMILY ELIZABETH BELL SHEILA DIANNE BODIFORD BOBBY CARL BRANNON MAZIE BREWER DONALD COACHMAN BRIDGES DEBRA ANN BRINSON RICKY BROWN WILLIAM RAYMOND BURKE DONALD A. BUSH VICTOR M. CANNON SUZANNE CARTER PATRICIA CLEMONS FLOSSIE DIANNE DANIELS CURTIS BRADLEY DUNNING JOYCE ANN CROWDER CYNTHIA LAVERNE DALE ROGER DEESE JOHN PIERCE DRAKE BRENDA GAYLE EAKIN LEE JUDSON EASOM 31 DAN FULFORD 32 GWENDOLYN EVANS DONNA L. GOLDEN ROBERT FAIRCLOTH ROBERT E. FORREST III J BRENDA GRAHAM CATHY LaVERNE HOPKINS DEBORAH HOPKINS 33 DIANE HOPSON HENRY HOPSON KATHY INGRAM CALVIN JACKSON DEBRA DIANNE JONES SHIRLEY LEE TRAVIS LAMAR JARVIS STANLEY LANE CARSON LEONARD ROGER MANN 34 JOAN MARTIN JEANIE MARIE McCLELLAN Carolyn McClendon DONNIE RAY MILLER RHONDA KAY MILLER MICHAEL OTIS MILLER TIMMY DEWAYNE MILLER RUTH MARIE MINTER PHILANDER EDWARD MOORE JOHN MOORE BILLY MYERS CATHERYN CAMILLE NEWBERRY CLARENCE JIM MOORE RAYMOND KEITH ODOM 36 JOY DALE PARKER MIKE PEARCE WARD PHILLIPS GREGORY QUICK CHARLOTTE RAMBEAU BLANCHE RAMBO VICKIE LATRELL REGISTER KENNETH REYNOLDS 37 TRAVIS REGISTER KAREN ROBERTS RONNIE CHRIS ROBERTS TERRY SHAMBLIN ANNIE PEARL SPENCER WADE GARWOOD SPOONER KATHY STEPHENS 38 39 NANCY GLORIA VARNUM RAMONA KAY WALKER DEBORAH ANN WHITE JACK CARLTON WILLIAMS. JR. BRENDA WOMBLE 40 Juniors Kathy Drake VICE-PRESIDENT Joye Miller REPORTER Jimmy Mann PRESIDENT Kathy King SECRETARY Alfonza Adams Tommy Alday Lynn Anderson Louveme Baker Eugene Barber Izell Barber James Barber Keith Barber David Battle Runette Bell Sara Bell I Rob Blackburn Anita Boyd Ray Brackin Roger Braswell Edward Breedlove Anthony Brookins Vanessa Brookins Pearlie Brown Shirley Brown Brenda Burke Dean Burke Debbie Burke Donna Bush Jerryl Cainion Latrisa Califf Olga Cano Cindy Carter Randy Chancey Vie Childree Cynthia Chrispen Febby Cleary George Collins Lee Conoly William Conyers Cindy Courson NO PHOTO 42 Mickie Crooms Maudine Cunningham Joey Daniels Terry Daniels Linda Davis Milton Davis Kenneth Deal ” Ricky Dobson Kathy Drake Patricia Duncan Faye Dunlap Mike Dupree Delores Eakin Greg Easom Nick Easom Becky Farley Mike Farley Harriett Freeman Linda Freeman Dennis Gale Benny Gay Robin Glover Ronny Golden Eamestine Groomes 43 Kevin Groomes James Hartzog Norma Hatcher Jeana Heard Eddie Henry NO PHOTO Jerry Henry Marti Herndon Donnie Herring Barbara Hodge NO PHOTO Cris Hodges Ricky Horn Donna Hornsby Van Hornsby Gene Houston Debbie Ingram Lily Ingram Lucy Ivey William Jackson Jan Johnson Joe Johnson Mike Johnson NO PHOTO 44 Susan Johnson Glenn Jones Carlton Kelley Kathy King Edith Lee Wayne Leonard Cassaundra Lindsey Mary Ann Lisenby Dale Lynn Jimmy Mann David Mathews Irving McLendon Andy Miller Joye Miller Perry Miller Ted Newberry Pam Newton Sherry Nielson Norma Nobles Susie Odom Kevin Perry Selena Perry Dorothy Peterson 45 Beverly Phillips Cheryl Pugh Vivian Ram beau Vira Register Andre' Richardson Joyce Roberts Kathy Robinson Calvin Rogers Maurice Sallee Ronny Shingler Jackie Smith Virginia Smith William Snipes Pamela Sowell Walter Spier Donna Spooner Kathy Spooner Rebecca Spooner Tommy Spooner Chip Stewart Robert Stewart Tamara Suggs Jeff Teal Joann Temples Rebecca Temples NO PHOTO 46 Eve Trulock Karen Wells Alice West Mavis White Billy Coy Williams Calvin Williams Esther Williams Kathy Williams Ronald Williams Susannah Wilson Bobby Womble Jody Youmans Favorites Jimmy Mann and Marti Herndon 47 Sophomores David Hill VICE-PRESIDENT Rhonda Burch SECRETARY Bernard Brewington PRESIDENT Sandy Miller TREASURER Eddie Alexander Chris Armstrong Esther Ash Michael Ashley Blanche Baker Britt Barnes Maria Battle Ronald Battle Rosemary Battle Myra Bell Teddy Blanks Jackie Brannon Rhunette Brannon Bernard Brewington Brant Broome 48 NO PHOTO Freddie Mae Brown Margaret Brown Helen Bryant Tracy Bunce Rhonda Burch Jeff Burke Vivian Chrispen Charles Christian Luanne Clarke Mary Clemons Danny Conoly John Corbett Joseph Corbett Myrvin Coyle Ronnie Crawford Cecil Croomes Elomes Daniels Larry Daniels Parsha Davis Richard Davis NO PHOTO NO PHOTO Wayne Davis Bo Drake Gene Drake Edwin Dukes John Dukes Leon Durden Ralph Elijah Alfonza Fedd Alonza Fedd Marcia Felts 49 Ricky Fennell David Floyd Ulysses Floyd Kevin Ford Debbie Frazier Brenda Freeman Edith Freeman Jackie Lee Freeman Dianna Gale Pam Gay Rick German Julie Gordon Debra Greene Eddie Greene Donald Groomes Charles Hall Harry Hall Neal Hall Billy Gene Hano Dianne Harris Kathy Harris Hattie Henry Melvin Henry Dora Mae Hention David Hill Allie Mae Hodge Brenda Hodges Bruce Holman Carlos Hopson Herman Hopson 50 Marsha Home Gary Huggins Amy Jackson Benjie Johnson Debra Johnson Kathy Johnson Mike Jones Ralph Jones Cindy Kelley Deanna Kelley Gil Kelley Alice King Calvin King Steve Kirkland Theresa Lane Mattie Lee Kenneth Leonard Dale Mathews Beverly Ann McCoy David Allen McCoy Charlotte McCray Dorothy McCray Tony McCray Danny McLendon Gayla McLendon Tim Middleton Eddie Miller Lisa Miller Sandy Miller Ruby Moat 51 Bob Mock Ervin Moore Louise Moore Mary Moore Renae Moore Shelly Moore Willie Moore Delma Mosely Carey Moye Debbie Newberry David Norris Becky Oder Betty Odom Willie Oliver Anita Parker Sherralyn Perry Sammy Peterson Angie Phillips Craig Pierce Gloria Pollard Robert Pollard Phillip Poole Betty Powell John Powell Arthur Quick Frederick Rambeau Michael Rambeau Danny Ram bo Sherrill Rambo Mary Register 52 NO PHOTO Violet Register Michael Roberson Jim Tom Robinson Jeffery Rogers Keith Rogers Martha Scott Martha Seago Steve Shores John Ray Simmons Bernice Smith Hubert Smith Jimmy Smith Irvin Snipes Melody Spooner Stephen Stewart James Taylor Eloise Thomas Gail Thomas Larry Thomas Peggy Todd Dorothy Tolbert Michael Tucker Ronnie Tucker Betty Jo Walker Delores Weeks Kelly Wells Stacey Whitehead Wayne Whittaker Anthony Williams Barbara Williams 53 Betty William� Douglas Williams Larry Williams David Wilson Pam Woods Sylvia Yates Judy Youmans Favorites Parsha Davis and Margaret Brown 54 Freshmen Ronny Burke PRESIDENT Mary Baker SECRETARY-TREASURER Michael Saffold VICE-PRESIDENT Terry Adams Debbie Alday Joseph Alday Theodore Allen Kim Anderson Mary Baker Albert Barber Brenda Barber Julia Bell Ronnie Bell 55 Cindy Bethel Derrell Brown Herbert Brown Sheila Brown Winnie Brown Rhonda Braswell Steve Bryant Barbara Burke Ronny Burke Curtis Butler Carl Cainion Alex Califf Jimmy Cannon Don Childree Ronnie Chrispen Sharon Chrispen Ricky Christmas Ricky Christmas Dianne Coachman Vivian Coachman Bruce Collins Deborah Collins Michael Collins Karl Courson Alice Marie Cumbie Gary Cunningham James Daniels Janice Daniels Willie Joe Daniels Byron Davis Kenneth Davis Otis Davis Annie Donalson Jim Dozier Denise Drake 56 Sandra Duncan Bruce Earnest Gail Earnest Randy Earnest Ricky Earnest Elaine Easom Patsy Easom Gloria Elijah Bobby Ellis Greg Eubanks S. T. Fedd Judy Felder Gina Fennell Eugene Floyd Tyronne Ford Joan Fowler Gloria Freeman Mary Freeman Paulette Freeman Dede Franklin Debra Fudge Tim Gibson Gloria Godby James Godwin Lisa Godwin Anita Gonzalez Alwillis Gosier Greg Granger Othal Griggley Carrie Groomes Gloria Groomes Pat Hagler Henry Handford Tammy Harlow Glenda Harrison 57 Gloria Harvey Rusty Hatton Jay Hawkins Ray Hawkins Mark Heard Dianne Henry Tonya Hicks Buddy Hill Ramona Hill Bob Hines Viola Hodge Becky Holley Lamar Hopson Bill Hornsby Cslinda Johnson Charlie Johnson Fannie Mae Johnson Annie Ruth Jones Debra Jones Glenn Jones Laveme Jones Lemanuel Jones Mary Ann Jones Dianne Kennedy Earl Kimble Billy Kirkland Linda Koonce Lola Koonce Theneatric Koonce Lena Kroll Jack Lane Frankie Lawson Bert Leonard Billy Leonard Patricia Leonard 58 Sandra Leonard Shirley Leonard Gina Lewis Latonji Lindsey Ken Long Julia Lowery Paul McLaughlin Jacquelyn McLendon Andy McLeod Keith Medley Shari Nobles Susan Norris Mickey Norton Patricia Odom Steve Odom Wyatt Parker Emma Jean Parks Michael Parks Susan Pearce Mike Perry Herman Pollard Nan Pritchett Vivian Quick LaJoyce Rambo Anita Ready Benny Miller Brent Miller Cindy Miller Donna Miller Sharon Miller Eugene Milton Jeri Mitchell Wanda Mitchell Verbert Moore Jack Newberry 59 Patricia Register Terry Reynolds Michael Richardson Victor Richardson Charles Ridley Rhonda Riley Rhonda Roberson Bubba Roberts Sue Roberts Michael Saffold Bill Scoggins Robert Scott Pam Singleton Betty Smith Beverly Smith Cathy Smith Joseph Smith Larry Smith Ola Jean Smith Randall Smith Dale Swanner Linda Sweet Debbie Thomas Ricky Thursby Melba Tucker Karen Turner Howard Tyler John Vamum Curvie Walker Darryl Walker Hoza Wallace Jody Warren Brenda Weaver Wilson Weeks Angela Whitaker 60 Favorites Michael Saffold and Mary Freeman 61 ATHLETICS fr-s? The Indians were able to win through hard work, dedication, loyalty, and a desire to excel. - MARCUS HOLLEY All Area Coach of the Year. We defeated ten opponents by the desire to perfect the game of football, and by the sheer love of playing for one another. - WADE SPOONER Linebacker 65 Ricky Brown Jerryl Cainion Brad Clarke Cecil Crooms Mickie Crooms John Drake Gene Drake Greg Easom 66 Lee Easom, Captain Mike Farley Mark Hanna Henry Handford Carson Leonard, Captain Jimmy Mann Roger Mann, Captain Tony McCray Donnie Ray Miller Eugene Milton Carey Moye Phillip Poole Sherrill Ram bo Kenny Reynolds Terry Shamblin Walter Spier Wade Spooner Robert Stewart Ronny Stuckey Ricky Suggs David Wilson Bob Youmans Jody Youmans 67 Region I-A Champs B-TEAM Left to Right, FRONT ROW: R. Burke, J. Newberry, M. Jones. B. Kirkland, B. Hines, D. Wilson. BACK ROW: Coach Eugene Adams, M. Parks, A. McLeod, B. Roberts, E. Milton, B. Miller. 68 CLOCKWISE: Cathy Newberry, Suzanne Carter, John Bray, Coach: Rebecca Temples, Barbara Hodge, Alice King. Mary Moore, Vanessa Brookins, Kaye Wright, Rebecca Hill, Beverly Phillips, Brenda Freeman, Rebecca Spooner. 69 B-TEAM Left to Right, FRONT ROW: A. Parker, J. Felder, G. McLendon, G. Fennell, R. Hill. B. Burke. BACK ROW: G. Elijah, Manager; T. Harlow, L. Clarke, R. Moore, C. Groomes. Coach Marcus Holley. Left to Right: Shelley Moore Calvin King Clarence Moore David Hill Terry Shamblin Carlton Kelley Parsha Davis Danny Rambeau Jerryl Cainion Shirrell Rambo Coach Donald Henderson 72 B-TEAM Left to Right, FRONT ROW: J. Powell, D. Williams, S. Moore. B. Brannon, F. Rambeau. S. Rambo, W. Moore. BACK ROW: P. Davis, I. Snipes, W. Snipes, T. Gibson, J. Freeman, C. Oliver, M. Saffold, Coach Jesse McLeod. 74 GIRLS BASKETBALL Seminole Co. 39 Early Co. 23 Seminole Co. 40 Clay Co. 24 Cairo 29 Seminole Co. 25 Seminole Co. 33 Bainbridge 29 Seminole Co. 32 Whigham 31 Cairo 38 Seminole Co. 29 Seminole Co. 45 Calhoun Co. 30 Seminole Co. 31 Miller Co. 30 Randolph Co. 37 Seminole Co. 35 Bainbridge 32 Seminole Co. 23 Seminole Co. 39 Early Co. 31 Seminole Co. 42 Whigham 27 Seminole Co. 36 Clay Co. 26 Randolph Co. 50 Seminole Co. 29 Seminole Co. 35 Mitchell Co. 21 Seminole Co. 38 Pelham 31 Miller Co. 39 Seminole Co. 37 Seminole Co. 40 Mitchell Co. 24 Seminole Co. 41 Pelham 22 Seminole Co. 35 Calhoun Co. 30 CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT Seminole Co. 44 Calhoun Co. 25 Seminole Co. 30 Miller Co. 21 BOYS BASKETBALL Early Co. 65 Seminole Co. 50 Clay Co. 85 Seminole Co. 37 Cairo 54 Seminole Co. 48 Bainbridge 87 Seminole Co. 62 Whigham 74 Seminole Co. 73 Cairo 72 Seminole Co. 58 Calhoun Co. 57 Seminole Co. 42 Seminole Co. 56 Miller Co. 54 Randolph Co. 74 Seminole Co. 58 Bainbridge 75 Seminole Co. 45 Early Co. 63 Seminole Co. 41 Seminole Co. 65 Whigham 50 Clay Co. 72 Seminole Co. 50 Randolph Co. 60 Seminole Co. 56 Mitchell Co. 51 Seminole Co. 36 Pelham 67 Seminole Co. 43 Miller Co. 69 Seminole Co. 49 Calhoun Co. 51 Seminole Co. 27 Pelham 68 Seminole Co. 32 Mitchell Co. 59 Seminole Co. 50 CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT Calhoun Co. 94 Seminole Co. 45 Miller Co. f Seminole Co. 44 FOOTBALL Seminole Co. 20 Worth Co. 0 Seminole Co. 33 Calhoun Co. 6 Seminole Co. 31 Miller Co. 6 Seminole Co. 56 Lee Co. 0 Seminole Co. 42 Turner Co. 7 Seminole Co. 10 Mitchell Co. 0 Seminole Co. 21 Macon Co. 6 Seminole Co. 48 Terrell Co. 0 Seminole Co. 48 Pelham 0 Seminole Co. 27 Randolph Co. 0 REGION CHAMPIONS State Tournament First Round 75 Mount deSales 10 Seminole Co. 0 Cheerleaders Cheryl Pugh, Debbie Burke, Pamela Sowell. Brenda Burke, Co-Captain; Cynthia Chrispen, Patsy Easom, Joy Parker, Captain: Cathy Hopkins, Co-Captain. We are especially proud of our 1974 cheerleaders. Their new uniforms, their acrobatics, and their boundless enthusiasm have made our football and basketball infinitely more enjoyable. We applaud the revival of the SCHS spirit. 76 Left to Right, FRONT ROW: J. Drake, G. Easom, W. Spooner, N. Easom, J. Mann. BACK ROW: E. Hay, L. Easom, A. Brookins, W. Phillips, E. Gale, M. Brookins, R. Mann, Coach Eugene Adams. 77 Charles Hall Craig Pierce John Moore Ted Newberry Billy Williams Jack Lane Harry Hall Coach Holley ACTIVITIES Seminole County Marching Indians DIRECTOR Robert Strickland OFFICERS: Don Bridges. President: Joel McCleod, Vice-President; Suzanne Carter, Secretary; Kathy Drake, Reporter; Joe Thomas, Chaplain; Kathy Spooner, Librarian; Louise Baker, Librarian. DRUM SECTION: Buddy Gamble Mark Barnes Lemanuel Jones Tim Shamblin Rick Germon Clint Oliver Joe Thomas Philander Moore Ricky Thursby Nick Easom Bobby Ellis Cleatus Hopkins Carl Cainion TROMBONE SECTION: David Hill Keith Rogers Craig Pierce Douglas Williams Calvin King ABSENT: Mark Hanna Randy Kirksey TUBA SECTION: Joe Thomas, Danny Rambeau, Clar- BARITONE SECTION: Joel McLeod, Mike Jones, Mar ence Moore, Sammy Peterson, Ricky Dobson. ABSENT: gie Conner, Dee Wurst. Henry Hopson. 81 TRUMPET SECTION: Jeffrey McDuffie, Mike Conoly, Jody Spooner, Jack Lane, Don Bridges, Frederick Rambeau, Harry Hall, Glenn Jones, John Pritchett, Greg Drake. ABSENT: Ansley Rowell. SAXOPHONE SECTION: Ricky Christmas. Bennie Lomi- neck, Gina Lewis, Mike Roberson, Susan Pearce, Charles Hall, Sandy Miller. CLARINET SECTION: Louise Baker Verbett Moore Kim Anderson Vivian Richardson Vivian Coachman Judy Youmans Vivian Rambeau Kathy Drake Julie Gordon Patricia Williams Judy Felder Melody Spooner Barbara Burke Suzanne Carter ABSENT: Carol Jones, Dede Franklin, Eve Trulock. 82 FLUTE SECTION: Chris Hodges Perianne Fiveash Michelle Lewis Jackie Brannon Joye Miller Rita Thursby Debbie Lewis Kathy Spooner Debra Faircloth STANDING. Left-Right: Luanne Clarke, Flag Twirler: Joye Miller, Head Majorette: Kathy Drake, Jackie Brannon, Eve Trulock, Barbara Burke, Sandy Miller, Flag Twirler. KNEELING: Suzanne Car- ter, Drum Majorette; Kathy Spooner, Feature Twirler. 83 Tri-Hi-Y OFFICERS: Suzanne Carter, President: Cathy Newberry, Vice-President: Kathy Drake, Secretary: Kathy King, Treasurer: Mrs. L. Garcia, Sponsor: Teresa Ford, Chaplain; Deborah White, Reporter; Mrs. E. Bridges, Spon- sor. 84 Hi-Y I imeviw wvif «� ' w wfttxw,. SGaSCMIPib OFFICERS STANDING: Terry Shamblin, Reporter: Kenneth Reynolds, Treasurer; Joe Thomas, Chap- lain: Mr. Douglas Spivey, Spon- sor. KNEELING: Chip Stewart, Secretary: Jackie Williams, President: Bill Burke, Vice-Pres- ident . 4-H OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: Melba Tucker, Girls' V. President; Keith Odom, President; Brad Clarke, Boys' V. President; Ricky Byrd, Advisor. BACK ROW: Harry Hall, Reporter; Kathy Ste- phens, Secretary-Treasurer; Bob Youmans, Parliamentarian. 86 Library Club OFFICERS: STANDING: Donna Golden, Secretary-Treasurer; Tamara Suggs, Parliamentarian; Ruth Minter, Historian; Bill Burke, Reporter; Mary Lou White, V. President. SITTING: Brenda Womble, President. Future Homemakers of America OFFICERS: Debbie Thomas, Music-Recreation; Julie Lowery, Parliamentarian; Mavis White, Public Relations Chairman; Cynthia Chrispen, President; Harriett Freeman, Historian; Dorothy Peterson, Projects Chairman; Flossie Daniels, Degree Chairman; Linda Davis, Honor Roll Chairman; Runnette Bell, Vice-President; Becky Holley, Sec.-Treas.; Mrs. F. Rambeau, Sponsor. 88 Future Farmers of America OFFICERS: Greg Easom, Chaplain; Ralph Elijah, Treasurer; Jerryl Cainion, Sentinel; Ronnie Shingler, Reporter: Anthony Brookins. Secretary: Ray Brackin, Vice-President: Phillip Poole, President: Shelly Moore, Parliamen- tarian: Mr. B. B. Baker, Sponsor. 89 Chorus OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: Robert Stewart, Chaplain: Brenda Hodges, Treasurer: Joan Fowler, Carson Leonard. Librarians. BACK ROW: Runnette Bell, Secretary: Louveme Baker, V. President: Tracey Bunce, Stage Man- ager: Gene Houston, President: Benny Gay, Stage Manager: Karen Wells, Reporter. 90 BOYS’ QUARTET: John Drake, Don Bridges, Benny Gay, Ricky Dobson. PIANIST: Ruth Minter; Advisor: Mrs. Joanne Drake. GIRLS' SOLO: Sheila Brown. 91 One Act Play The cast and I agree that Gammer Gurton's Needle” was a fun play. We had to take a time out frequently because everybody was convulsed with laughter over the antics of Dic- con (Chip), the real life squabble between Gammer Gurton (Cathy) and Dame Chat (Brenda), the predicament of Hodge (Brad), or the misfortunes of Tyb (Kathy) and Cocke (Mike). William, Jeff, Benny, and Donnie not only constructed very attractive props, but also managed to be excused from class in the proc- ess ! As the Coach, I rated our performance in region competi- tion as perfect, and one of the judges concurred in my opinion. Ann Smith Top to Bottom. Left to Right: Brad Clarke, Joe Thomas, Brenda Burke, Cathy Newberry, John Drake, Mike Miller, Chip Stewart, Kathy Drake. 92 JOHNNY MOORE - Extemporaneous Speaking KAYE WRIGHT - Essay, Spelling LAMAR JARVIS - Essay BUDDY HILL - Spelling CATHY NEWBERRY - Oral Interpretation MRS. ANN SMITH - Coach 93 Debate Team SITTING: Benny Gay, 1st Affirmative: Bill Burke, 2nd Affirmative: Lamar Jarvis, 2nd Negative: John Moore, 1st Negative. STANDING: Mrs. Mary N. Kirkland, Advisor: Rhonda Holley, Chairman; Kathy Ingram, Alter- nate: Buddy Hill, Timekeeper. RESOLVED: That the Federal government should guarantee a minimum annual income to each Family unit. For the first ime in the history of SCHS, our debate team secured the state championship. The team adopted as their theme song If You Believe, You Shall Receive. Obviously, they believed. STAR STUDENT: HOME ECONOMICS: Debbie Thomas, WEIGHT REDUCTION. Suzanne Carter. 95 Louise Baker, CO-EDITOR Cathy Newberry, CO-EDITOR Teresa Ford Kay Miller Cathy Hopkins Cynthia Chrispen Lynn Anderson Sandy Miller Rebecca Spooner Dede Franklin Kaye Wright Kathy Stephens Gary Huggins Brad Dunning Chip Stewart Jackie Brannon Luanne Clarke Kathy Ingram David Chancey Lamar Jarvis Wilma Jones. ADVISOR Anne Trawick, ADVISOR 96 All workers are equal, but some workers are more equal than others. A � 4 :: •rl