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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1981 volume:

SEMINOLE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL Seminole County High School What is school? A learning institution? To me and possibly to many others, school is a place of social learning, a place of understanding, and a place of imparted knowledge. School should be a place where students and teachers can get along in harmony. This we find at SCHS. This yearbook is a permanent record of our lives and times at Seminole County High School. This is our school; be proud to be a Seminole Indian. Joe Miller, Editor INDIAN Opening 1-8 Administration 9-16 Seniors 17-27 Senior Favorites 28-32 Senior Index 33-34 Juniors 35-42 Activities 43-61 Literary 62-64 Band 65-72 Sophomores 73-80 Sports 81-99 Senior Zodiac 100 Freshmen 101-110 Closing 111-112 Advertisements 113-136 DEDICATION The annual staff of 1980- 81 under the supervision of Mrs. Corene Hamilton and Mrs. Wilma Jones dedicated this volume of the INDIAN to the gradu- ating seniors of 1981, and a special dedication to the four students who would have graduated with them. Those stu- dents, Joey Baker, Kevin Ford, Tommy Lewis, and Reuben Brookins, are missed by all who knew them. The joy and happi- ness they put into our lives cannot be replaced. Even though they are far from us, they are far from being forgotten. Staff of 80- 81 The annual staff this year decid- ed to develop a theme pertaining to soap operas and television pro- grams. Students oftentimes picture themselves as am actor or actress on a stage; the stage being SCHS, and you, the student body as the actors. Let’s refer to this yearbook as a record of the players that “strut and fret their hour upon the stage; a tale told by an idiot; to be heard no more,” only to be read and seen in the 1981 INDIAN. Joe Miller, _ . , . Editor excerpts from the Shakespearean play Macbeth. 7 Seminole County Board of Education Seated: Burwyn Preston, Bill Dozier, Jesse McLeod Standing: Bill Thursby, Jay Godby, Jack Burke Above: Pat Burke, Debra Williams, School Board Secre- taries Right: Jesse McLeod, Superintendent of Schools Below: Verna Dennis, Secretary Below Center: Malcolm Freeman, Visiting Teacher Below Right: Grace Craft, Curriculum Director 10 Principal: Louis Bonner Vocational Supervisor: Wilma Jones Media Clerk: Mary E. Hooks School Secretaries: Jean Mosely, Mary E. House Assistant Principal: Douglas Spivey Guidance Counselor: Jackie Hornsby Homebound Teacher: Helen Thomas Media Specialist: Mary N. Kirkland 11 Seminole County School Bus Drivers: Left to right-James B. Dykes, Vera Man- ley, Barbara Long, Sue Crooms, Rudolph Drake, Henry Chancey, Harvey Anglin, Robert Pollard, Charlotte Odom, Donna Williams, Ray Hunter, Howard Rathel, James Richardson, W.C. Atkinson, Jr., Alvin Fennell, Henry Barber, Brady R. Miller, Grant Graham, Emily Mathews, Patricia Thursby. Absent: Leona Reese- Ralph Alday. High School Lunchroom Staff: Front row: Katherine Reynolds, Evelyn Temples, Virginia Reynolds. Second Row: Elverna Leonard, Jimmie Bush, Jeanette Godwin. High School Custodians: Left to right: Charlie Barber, Eva Blake, Crawford Groomes. 12 Gloria Cannon Samuel Beachem Myrvis Bridges Kathy Doster Emory Corbett Billie Darsey Peggy Downing Joanne Drake 13 Curtis Dumas Linda Graham Dorothy Hall Corcnc Hamilton Nancy Harris Patricia Harrison Joan Hicks Marcus Holley Alan Ingram Reginald Knight Clyde Perry Mary Lou Ponder Frankie Rambeau SENIORS Now this is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. But it is perhaps the end of the beginning. -Winston Churchill SEARCH FOR TOMORROW Debbie Adams Scott Addison Tony Atkinson Bruce Barber Fannie Barber Katrina Bennett Sheila Bland Vanessa Bledsoe Shannon Brimlow John Cainion Carole Chancey James Chase Barbara Coachman Ricky Coachman John Conley Jerry Copeland Christine Corbett Prissy Cummings Archie Davis Theresa Dixon Kaye Earnest Lisa Earnest Carol Easom Troy Edwards Eric Elijah Ray Elijah Robin Faircloth Gregory Fox Ginger Gardner Paige Glover Oris Fudge 20 Virginia Glover Chris Golden Michelle Gonzalez Veta Griffin Debra Groomes Sherry Groomes Eric Guice Therman Gullette Glinda Hall Timi Hall Alan Hampton Ervin Hention Tim Hicks John Hill Tracy Horne Tracy Hornsby Joy Hudson Beverly Jackson Jackie James Sheila James Cheryl Johnson Debbie Johnson Scottie Jones Timothy Jones 22 Warren Jones Mary Kimble Denease King Ed King Billy Langely Melvin Leonard Robert Leonard Lora Lindsey Dottie Loyd Lorrie Lynn Lisa Martin Debra Mathews Liz McCalvin Willie McLendon Carol Ann McLeod Lora McCray Joe Miller Angie Mims Jim Mock Renea Moody 24 Keith Moore Teri Murphy Patty Newberry Jerry Norris Jerrold Owen Gloria Parks Rajendra Patel Todd Pearce Brenda Perry Roy Roberts Scott Baxter Janice Ragan Wayne Register Dollette Shuler Janice Smith Jenny Smith Judy Smith Mary Jane Smith Jerry Stokes Michelle Stroud Kim Tedder Tony Thomas Doris Turner Eager Whittaker Howard Whittaker Van Wilson Margaret Womble Patrick Wurst 26 The following photographs were taken by our school photographer, Joe Miller. Richie Tyler Earl Williams John Wayne Williams 27 OM cm zo cm sew OK U 28 Todd Pearce Debbie Adams Joe Miller Stephanie Brewer Timothy Jones Rod Middleton Carole Chancey 29 Michelle Gonzales Archie Davis 30 Denease King Patrick Wurst Janet Brackin Virginia Glover Ed King Paige Glover Alan Hampton Tracy Hornsby Prissy Cummings Eric Guice Therman Gullette Jackie James 31 John Wayne Williams Patricia Bowers Eric Elijah Carol Ann McLeod Howard Whittaker 32 Debbie Adams-FFA-9; Tri-Hi-Y-11; FBLA-11, 12-Vice-Pres.; Debate-11; Gov. Hon. Nom.-ll; Spelling-10, 11; Annual Staff-11, 12; Sr. Fav- 12; Editor of Warpath-12; Cert, of Merit-11. Scott Addlson-FFA-10, 11, 12. Tony Atklnson-FFA-10, 11, 12; 4-H-9, 10; Band-9. Bruce Barber Fannie Barber-FHA-9; Track-11. Scott Baxter Katrina Bennett-FHA-9, 10; 4-H-10, 11; Bas- ketball-9; Track-11. Sheila Bland-FHA-9. Vanessa Bledsoe-Tri-Hi-Y-9, 10, 12; Chorus- 10; Band-9, 10, 11, 12-Flag. Veita Blue-Basketball-9, 10; Band-9, 10, 11, 12; Annual-11, 12. Patricia Bowers-Chorus-9; FHA-9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball-9, 10, 11, 12; 4-H-10; FBLA-12; Sr. Fav-12. Janet Brackin-Chorus-9, 10, 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y- 9, 10, 11, 12; 4-H-9, 10; Sr. Fav, Stephanie Brewer 4-H-9; FBLA-12; Cheer- leader-9; FHA-9, 10, 11, 12; Sr. Fav. Shannon Brlmlow-FFA-9, 10, 11, 12. John Cainlon-Football-9, 10, 11; FFA-9, 10, 11, 12; 4-H-9, 10, 11, 12; Track-11, 12. Carole Chancey-Chorus-9, 10, 11-Off.-10, 11; Literary-Ext. Spk.-ll; Track-11; Gov. Hon. Nom.-ll; Ga. Tech-11; Gifted Program-10; Sr. Fav. James Chase Barbara Coachman-FHA-9, 10, 11, 12; FBLA-12; Track-11, 12. Ricky Coachman-FFA-9, 10, 11, 12; Basket- ball-10, 11; Football-9, 10, 11. John Conley-Football-10, 11, 12. Terry Copeland-Football-9, 10, 11; FFA-11, 12; Baseball-11; Basketball-9, 10, 11. Christine Corbett-Lib. Club-9; WIN-10, 11; 4- H-9, 10; Piano-10, 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y-11, 12-off.; Band-11, 12; Prep Bowl-11, 12. Prissy Cummings-Lib. Club-9; Debate-12; Tri- Hi-Y-9, 10, 11, 12-off.; Tennis-11, 12; Sr. Fav. Archie Davis-Basketball-9, 10, 11, 12; Track- 11; Sr. Fav. Theresa Dixon-Tri-Hi-Y-9, 10; Chorus-10, 11. Kaye Earnest-FFA-9; FBLA-10, 12-off.; Lib. Club-11, 12-Par.-11, Pres.-12, Dist. Off.-ll; Tri- Hi-Y-9, 10, 12-off.; Debate-11. Lisa Earnest-Lib. Club-9, 12-off.; Tri-Hi-Y-9, 10, 11, 12-off. Carol Easom-Tri-Hi-Y-9, 10, 11, 12; Cheer- leader-11. Troy Edwards-4-H-9; Football-9, 10. Eric EliJah-Football-9, 10, 11, 12; Track-11; Basketball-9, 10, 12; Sr. Fav. Ray Elljah-Track-11. Gregory Fox-Band-9, 10, 11, 12. Joseph Freeman-4 H-9; FFA-9. Oris Fudge-4-H-9; Basketball Mgr.-10, 11, 12. Ginger Gardner-Tri-Hi-Y-9, 10, 11, 12; Band- 9, 10, 11, 12. Paige Glover-Band-9, 10, 11, 12; Track-11; 4- H-9, 10; Gov. Hon. Nom.-ll; Annual Staff-11, 12; Chorus-9, 10; Tri-Hi-Y-9, 10, 11, 12; Sr. Fav. Virginia Glover-Tri-Hi-Y-9, 10, 11, 12-off.-11, 12-Vice-Pres.; Debate-11, 12; Chorus-9, 10, 11; Tennis-11, 12; One Act Play-11; Annual Staff- 12; Sr. Fav. Chris Golden Michelle Gonzalez-FHA-9, 12; FBLA-11, 12; Off.-12; Track-11, 12; 4 H-9, 11; Cheerleader-9, 10, 11, 12; Sr. Fav. Veita Griffin-4 H-9, 12; FHA-10, 11, 12. Debra Groomes-4-H-9, 12; Band-9, 10, 11, 12; FHA-10. Sherry Groomes-4-H-9. Eric Guice-Chorus-9, 10; Band-10, 11, 12; Golf-9, 10, 11, 12; Hi-Y-9, 10, 11, 12; Sr. Fav. Therman Gullette-4-H-9, 10, 11; Basketball; Sr. Fav. Glinda K. Hall-Tri-Hi-Y-9, 11, 12; Lib. Club-9, 12. Timi Hall Alan Hampton-Hi-Y-9, 10, 11, 12; Golf-9, 10, 11, 12; Lib. Club-12; Sr. Fav. Ervin Hention-Football-9, 10. Tim Hicks-Football-9; FFA-9, 10, 11, 12. John Hill-Football-9; Band-10, 11, 12-officer; Hi-Y-9. 10, 12; 4-H-9, 10. Jackie Hodge-4 H-9; FFA-10, 11. Tracy Horne-Chorus-9, 10; Hi-Y-9, 10, 11, 12- Officer-10, 12; Baseball-10, 11, 12; Band-9, 10. 11, 12-Officer-12. Tracy Hornsby-Tennis-ll, 12; Band-9; Cheer- leader-11, 12; 4-H-9; Chorus-9; Tri-Hi-Y-9, 10, 11, 12 Off. 11, Pres.-12; Sr. Fav. Joy Hudson-4-H-9, 10, 11, 12; FFA-9, 10, 11, 12; Basketball-9. Beverly Jackson-FHA-l 1; 4-H-10. Jackie James-Tri-Hi-Y-9; FHA-9, 10, 12; Cho- rus-12; FBLA-12; Cheerleader-9, 10, 11; Sr. Fav. Sheila James-FHA-9, 11, 12; Lib. Club-12- 4- H-9, 10, 11, 12. Cheryl Johnson Debbie Johnson-Band-9, 11; 4-H-9- Tri-Hi-Y- 10, 11, 12. Scottie Jones-Football-9; 4-H-10; Basketball- 9, 10. Timothy Jones-Track-l 1, 12; Baseball-9; Bas- ketball-9, 10, 11, 12; Football-9, 10, 11, 12; Sr. Fav. Warren Jones-Track-l 1, 12; Basketball-9, 10, 11, 12. Scott Key-FFA-9, 10, 11, 12. Mary Klmble-4 H 9, 10, 11; Lib. Club-12. Denease King-Chorus-10, 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y-9, 10, 11, 12; Cheerleader-11, 12; Sr. Fav. Ed King-Tennis-11, 12; Annual Staff-10, 11, 12; Hi-Y-10, 11, 12; Sr. Fav. Billy Langely-FBLA-12; FFA-9. Melvin Leonard-Football-9, 10, 11, 12; 4-H-9; Track-11; Basketball-11. Robert Leonard-4 H 9, 10, 11, 12; FFA-11 12; Hi-Y-10. Lora Llndsey-FHA-9, 10. 12; FBLA-12; 4-H-9. Dottie Loyd-FBLA-12; FHA-12. Lorrie Lynn-FHA-9; 4-H-9, 10, 11, 12. Lisa Martin-FHA-9, 10, 11. 12; Track-11, 12. Debra Mathews-FBLA-12. Liz McCalvin-4 H 9, 10, 11, 12; Tri-Hi-Y-12; FBLA-12. Willie C. McClendon Carol Ann McLeod-4-H-9, 10, 11, 12; One Act Play-10, 11, 12; Debate-11, 12; Chorus-9, 11; Annual-12; Oral Interp.-ll; Band-9, 10, 12; Tri-Hi-Y-9, 10, 11, 12; Tennis-11, 12; Sr. Fav. Lora McCray-Annual Staff-10, 11, 12; WIN- 10; Gov. Hon. Alt.-11; Clark Col.-10; Health Careers Prog.-11; Nat’l Achievement Semifina- list; Who’s Who; Ga. Cert, of Merit-11; Prep Bowl-12. Rod Mlddleton-4-H-9, 10, 11, 12; FFA-9 4-H- 9. 10, 11. 12; Hi-Y-11, 12; Lib. Club-10, 11; Debate-11, 12; Extemp. Spk.-ll, 12; One Act Play-12; Tennis-11, 12; Sr. Fav. Joe Miller-Annual-10, 11, 12; Editor-Photo-12; Hi-Y-12; FBLA-12; Prep Bowl-12; Science Prog.-12; Who’s Who-11; WIN-10; Oral Interp.- 11, 12; Boy’s Typing-11, 12; Boy’s State Col- lege-11; Ga. Cert, of Merit-11; Sr. Fav. Angie Mims-FBLA-12; 4-H-12; Basketball-9; Tri-Hi-Y-9, 10, 11, 12-off.; Lib. Club-9, 10 11- off. Jim Mock-Band-9, 10, 11, 12; Hi-Y-12; FBLA- 12. Renea Moody-Annual-10, 11, 12; One Act Play-10; Chorus-9, 10, 11, 12-Off.; FBLA-11 12-Pres.; Tri-Hi-Y-9, 10, 11, 12-off.; Prep Bowl- 12; DAR Good Citizen-12; Ga. Cert, of Merit-11. Keith Moore-4-H-9, 12; Track-11, 12; Foot- ball-9; Basketball-9. Terri Murphy-Tri-Hi-Y-9, 10, 11, 12-off.; Cho- rus-9. 10, 11, 12. Patty Newberry Jerry Norris-Football-9, 10. Jerrold Owen-FFA 9; 4-H-9, 10, 11 12 Hi-Y 12. Gloria Parks-Lib. Club-12; 4-H-9, 10, 11, 12. Rajendra Patel Todd Pearce-Hi-Y-9, 10, 11, 12; 4-H-9; Ten- nis-11, 12; FFA-9; Chorus-9; Sr. Fav. Brenda Perry-4-H-9, 10, 12; Basketball-9, 10 11; FHA-9, 10, 12. Janice Ragan Wayne Reglster FFA-9. Roy Roberts Dollette Shuler-Lib Club-12. Janice Smith-4-H-9. Jenny Smith 4-h-9. Judy Smith-FHA-9, 10, 11, 12. Mary Jane Smith-4-H-9; Basketball-9 10 11 12. Jerry Stokes-Basketball-9, 10, 11; FFA- 9,10,11; Football-9. Michelle Stroud-Band-9, 10, 11, 12; Basket- ball-9, 10, 11, 12. Kim Tedder-Tri-Hi-Y-9, 10, 11, 12; Lib Club- 9, 10. Tony Thomas-4 H-12; Basketball-9, 10; Track- 11. Doris Turner Richie Tyler-FFA-9, 10, 11, 12. Eager Whlttaker-FFA-9; Cert, of Merit-11. Howard Whlttaker-WIN-10; Hi-Y-9, 10 11 12; Chorus-11, 12; 4-H-9, 10, 11, 12; Golf-9,’ 10, 11, 12; Band-11, 12; Sr. Fav. Earl Williams John Wayne Wllllams-Football-9; Sr. Fav. Van Wilson-FFA-9; Football-9, 10, 11, 12; Hi- Y 12. Margaret Ann Womble-Lib. Club-9, 10, 11; Ga. Tech-11. Patrick Wurst-Hi-Y-9. 10, 11, 12; Band 9, 10, 11; Chorus-9, 10, 11, 12; Golf-9, 10, 11, 12; Sr. Fav. x Kent Adams Bobby Addis Deena Alday Claude Ashley John Baker Janice Barber Patrick Barber Gregory Barnes Gary Bell Dean Bodiford Andrea Bowden Brenda Bradley Barbie Brannon Joseph Brown DeWayne Toni Chapman Jenny Clarke Anita Collier Shir! Collier Wanda Collins Ervin Conley Conyers Kent Croom Itas a CLONE!! Carlton Daniels Mary Beth Davis Ronald Davis Tami Faircloth Cleotha Fedd Shazbot! Teresa Golden Tammy Gonzalez Wanda Kaye Ford Elizabeth Freeman 4 Edward Groomes Kenneth Hall Debbie Hand Ted Hines Marilyn Harrell Keith Hatcher Joetta Henry Evern Hention Randy Herrin Micheal Hopkins 38 Gina Hooks Allen Horne Todd Hornsby Scott Howard Eddie Hunter Cheryl Horne Sabrina Horne Kelly Hornsby E ra Jones Michael Jones Barbara Kimble Linda King Tommy Huntei Gail Jones 0 Tammy Jones ft ' ™ Kenneth King Margaret Knight Tony Lane Kevin Lewis Melanie Lord Lori Loyd Carolyn Manley Jimmy Marshall Ray Mathis Susan Miller Selma Mitchell Arlene Moore Amanda Brown entered late Pam Moulton Lamar Murphy Sherri Murphy Jack Newberry John Moore Jonathan Moore Tonya Moore Ross Nickoley Wendell Parker Robert Perry Timothy Perry I'm Bored Debra Pickeron Scotty Pitt Liza Pollard Doretha Powdl Sharon Powell Beverly Pritchett Clarnette Rambeau Harriette Rambeau John Rambeau Tim Ray Jennifer Register Marvin Ross Mike Salyer Pam Sheffield A 33 Robyn Sheffield Buddy Simon Pam Skipper Beverly Smith Ervin Smith Julie Smith Melissa Smith Ricky Smith Sheila Smith Steve Smith Delia Spooner Lisa Spooner Randy Stewart f 'I rv Gary Stoke Jane Taylor Tammy Taylor Angela Thomas Micheal Turner Reginald Virgin Sabrina Weather spoon 41 John Williams Quinn Williams Randy Womble Susanne Young Felicia Wiggins Charlie Williams Austin Wilson Kevin Wood Tony Williams Troy Williams ACTIVITIES love of life ANNUAL STAFF This year the stall has tried to create the ultimate yearbook With its new additions; color prints, advertising, and fresh new ideas, we hope everyone will agree that from hard work, desirable results will come The Seniors ol 81 leave it now to the next graduating generation Hopefully, the activities next year will be as exciting as they were this past year We. the staff, designed this edition of the INDIAN to help the students, faculty, and general public to be able to look back and recontemplate the times we all had at SCHS -Editor Carol Ann McLeod: Photographer, Divider Page Designer, Ads Scott Miller: Photographer; Divider Page Designer Virginia Glover: Photographer; Divider Page Designer Janet Miller: Business Manager, Juniors Susan Miller: Activities Debbie Adams: Business Manager, Seniors, Literary, Typist Paige Glover: Band Steve Smith: Artwork, Administration Renea Moody: Senior Favorites, Administration, Typist Ed King: Sports Lora Ann McCray: Senior Favorites, Freshmen Phillip Virgin: Sophomores, Sports Cindy Bullock: Seniors, Literary Veita Blue: Sophomores Babs Adams: Juniors Patricia Freeman: Freshmen IS MEMBERS 1 Christine Corbett Lola Burke | 1 Terri Murphy Mary Jo Miller i 1 Angie Mims Rhonda Tedder I 1 Virginia Glover Gaye Boyd I 1 Tracy Hornsby Renea Moody j I Carol Ann McLeod Theresa Dixon 1 1 Janet Brackin Sonya Potts I I Denease King Dana Ivey 1 I Kaye Earnest Sandy Ford 1 1 Janet Miller Sharon Lewis j 1 Susan Miller Julie Smith 1 1 Prissy Cummings Tami Faircloth j 1 Peggy Downing Mandy Adams 1 I Advisor Babs Adams | I Deborah Whittaker Connie Earnest 1 1 Advisor Beverly Ray 1 a Gina Buckhalter Melissa Tyler 1 9 Deena Alday Denise Jenkins j I Jill Goocher Vanessa Bledsoe 1 1 Susan Ford Dana Merrifield j I Djuana Armstrong Liz McCalvtn j 1 Cindy Cannon Maureen Tedder 1 I Wendy Dunlap Malisa Hicks J 1 Catherine Qover Pam Skipper I 3 Marilyn Harrell Susanne Young 1 I Tammy Jones Sherri Murphy 1 I Delia Spooner Tom Chapman 1 I Pam Sheffield Jackie Dunlap 1 S Paula Middleton Ginger Gardner 1 1 Kerry Musgrove Carol Easom j I Lynn Sirmons Paige Gover j 1 Suzanne Logue Patty Newberry 8 I Kathy McCracken Robyn Sheffield 1 I Rhonda Williams Kim Merrifield § I Felicia Wiggins I i Susan Guice Absent 8 1 Stephanie Broome Charlene Bradley 1 I Gina Hooks Pebe Cordell | I Kim Tedder Lisa Earnest I Joanna Eubanks Ginda K Hal! Pam Helms Debbie Johnson OFFICERS President Tracy Hornsby Vice President Virginia Glover Secretary Susan Miller Treasurer Terri Murphy Reporter Renea Moody Chaplain: Christine Corbett World Service Janet Miller Nursing Home Janet Bracklm and Denease King Bainbndge State Hospital Carol Ann McLeod Community Projects: Kaye Earnest and Angie Mims Scrapbook Lisa Earnest and Prissy Cummings Spirit Leaders Toni Chapman and Pam Sheffield Basketball Prospects Janet Brackin Ginger Gardner Paige Glover Tracy Hornsby Carol Ann McLeod Dana Merrifield Kim Merrifield Angie Mims Advisors: Peggy Downing and Deborah Whittaker MEMBERS Eric Guice’ Kent Croom Ed King Todd Godfrey Patrick Wurst James Corbett Howard Whittaker Charlei Williams Tracy Horne' Mark Earnest Todd Pearce Greg Miller Claude Ashley David Faircloth Rod Middleton Doug McGriff Ted Hines Buddy Simon Randy Stewart Jim Mock Emory Corbett John Hill Kelly Hornsby Scott Howard Jerrold Owens Kenny King Joe Miller Absent: Mark Register Tony Atkinson 1 Farish Mulkey David Gordon 1 Stan Butler Alan Hampton’ 1 Ken Rathel Payne Hornsby I Edward Faircloth James Moody 1 Gary Stokes’ 1 Keith Hatcher ’Basketball 1 Scott Miller 1 Johnathan Wurst Prospects OFFICERS President Eric Guice Vice-President: Ed King Secretary: Howard Whittaker Treasurer Patrick Wurst Reporter: Tracy Horne Chaplain: Todd Pearce School Projects Ted Hines Community Projects Claude Ashley World Service; Rod Middleton Bainbridge State Hospital: Ted Hines and Randy Stewart Basketball Prospects Captains: Alan Hampton Kelly Hornsby Todd Pearce Advisor: Emory R Corbett MEMBERS Mary Branton, Debbie Adams, Debra Mathews, Judy Smith, Renea Moody, Kaye Earnest, Pam Skipper. Liz McCalvin, Nancy Ingram, Lisa Cook, Julie Smith. Dottie Loyd, Billy Lang- ley, Patricia Bowers, Angie Mims, Mi- chelle Gonzalez, Jackie James, Steph- anie Brewer, Fannie Barber, Joe Mill- er, Teresa Suttler-Advisor, Karl Sou- thall, Lora Lindsey, Selina Mitchell, Charlie Williams, Jenny Clark, Denean Ivey, Gina Bullock, Denease King, Joyce Howard, Sharon Powell (absent from picture) UTURE USINESS EADERS MERICA OFFICERS President: Renea Moody, Vice President: Debbie Adams, Secre- tary: Jenny Clark, Par- liamentarian: Charlie Williams, Treasurer: Michelle Gonzalez. Re- porter: Kaye Earnest, Historian: Angie Mims Advisor: Mrs. Theresa Suttle OFFICERS 5th from left President Shirl Collier, 6th from left: Vice-President Tonya Moore. 8th from left Secretary- Treasurer Melanie Lord. 7th from left Parhamentanan-Stephame Brewer. 2nd from left Historian Barbara Kimble, Far left: Public Relations-Dottie Loyd, 4th from left: Projects-Jackie James, 3rd from left: Honor Roll-Joyce Howard, Absent Janice Barber Music Recreation Advisor: Mrs Frankie Rambeau First Row: Stephanie Diamond, Denease McCoy, Lisa McClendon. Fannie Barber. Amy Smith, Gloria Jones Second Row Lillie Bower, Porshia Mitchell, Selina Mitchell, Lisa Martin. Jeanette Smith. Brenda Perry. Debra Pollard. Nancy Beltram. Mary Branton Third Row: Valerie Daniels. Joann Brunson. Natisse Benefield. Evern Hention. Paula Ford. Anita Collier. Janelle Curies. Beverly Smith, Julie Smith Absent Marie Brown. Tammy Camion, Barbara Coachman, Mary Etta Collins. Rose Eggleston. Sandra Elijah, Jenniver Freeman. Paula Ford. Lillian Harris. Cheryl Horne. Vickie Kight. Lisa Pollard, Debra Pickron, Bobbie Richardson OFFICERS President Kent Croom (top left). Vice President Scott Addison (absent from picture). Secretary Kevin Lewis (2nd from left standing). Treasurer Ted Hines (4th from left standing). Reporter Tim Hicks (absent). Sentinel: Bob Godley (top far right). Sweetheart Jackie Dunlap (3rd from left sitting). Past Advisor James Moore (standing front). Present Advisor Doyle Roberts (lower left) i OFFICERS Front Center-Mary Beth Davis: President, Front left-Carol Ann McLeod: Girl’s Vice-President, Front right-Howard Whittaker: Boy’s Vice President, Middle left- Susan Guice: Secretary, Middle rlght-Toni Chapman: Reporter, Top right-Rod Middleton: Chaplain, Top left-Stephanie Broome: Parlia- mentarian, Reid Torrence: Advisor 'J OFFICERS President: Kaye Earnest, Vice- President: David Gordon, Secre- tary-Treasurer: Vicki Kight, Advi- sor: Mary N. Kirkland, Reporter: Joanna Eubanks, Historian: Joetta Henry, Parliamentarian: Lisa Ear- nest, Advisor-Mary N. Kirkland, Members are: David Gordon, Vicki Kight, Joanna Eubanks, Joetta Henry, Lisa Earnest, Mary N. Hooks-clerk, Mary Kimble, Glinda K. Hall. Gloria Parks. Sheila James, Hazel Johnson, Pam Helms, Susan Jones, Natisse Benefield, Essie Smith, Dolette Shuler, Alan Hamp- ton, Linda Wallace, J.W. Turner, Larry Easom, Edward Burke, Ab- sent from picture: Kaye Earnest CHORUS MEMBERS Front center: Angie Carr, Michie Shin- gler, Catherine Glover Front row: Beverly Williams, Mimi Stewart, Sharon Johnson, Jackie James, Cindy Bullock, Jackie Dunlap, Rhonda Glass, Gloria March, Denease King, Paula Fullwood, Connie Earnest, Janet Brackin, Gaye Boyd, Jeannie Gordon, Suzanne Logue Second Row: Lisa Spooner, Terri Mur- phy, Patrick Wurst, Renea Moody, Mi- chael Harper, Kenneth King, Joh- nathan Wurst, Jeff Miller, David Fair- cloth, Joel Ingraham. Wendy Dunlap. Lisa Mathis, Valerie Daniels Back row: James Register, Howard Whittaker, Don Dukes, Mark Register, Ross Nickoley, Steve Smith, Randy Stewart, Claude Ashley, James Rich- ards, Terrell Harrison 56 OFFICERS Advisor: Joanne Drake, Li- brarian: Gaye Boyd, Report- er: Terri Murphy, Librarian: Jackie James, Secretary: Wendy Dunlap, Treasurer: Denease King, Stage Man- ager: Terrell Harrison, Stage Manager: Kenneth King, Stage Manager: Randy Stew- art, Chaplain: Claude Ashley, Stage Manger: Mark Regis- ter, President: Howard Whit- taker, Vice-President: Renea Moody, Parliamentarian: Pat- rick Wurst MEMBERS Denease King-Co-Captain, Tara Cumbic, Michelle Gon- zalez-Co-Captain, Samandra Copeland, Marilyn Harrell, Tracy Hornsby, Don Daie- Sponser, Delia Spooner, Su- san Ford, Regina Chrispen OTHER NOTES OF RECOGNITION Other activities take place at SCHS that sometimes go unheard of; activities that take alot of hard work and hours of tedious effort. We hope that we have included them all GHP Governor's Honors Program is a highly respected organization of students. These students show excep- tional academic abilities. GH nominees for this year are Susan Miller (mathematics). Claude Ashley (alternate). Marilyn Harrell (alternate). Kelly Hornsby (science). Clarriette Rambeau (alternate). Doug McGriff (music). DAR AWARD Renea Moody was dubbed as a Good Citizen by the Daughters of the American Revolution. She qualified for the award by having a high average in social studies and possessing qualities of leadership and dependabil- ity. Prep Bowl Lora Ann McCray; Joe Miller; Renea Moody; Emory Corbett-Advisor; Christine Corbett; Doug McGriff; Su- san Miller; Margaret Knight and Joyce Howard attend- ed the High School Quiz Bowl at Troy State University. Those representing our school were coached by Emory R. Corbett. 60 Boy State Who Who Two students from our school. Jo Miller and Rod Middleton attended Georgia Southern College during the summer in a program called Boy's State While they attended they learned about government and its processes Both Joe and Rod were named Who's Who among American High School Students, an hon or that only 5% of the station's students in high school receive Georgia Hi lory Day Last year, a few students went to Macon to present their project in GA History. There they won regional and went to Atlanta for State competition Winning at the state level, they went on to Washington D.C.. at the national level Those students were Jill Goocher. Ree Thursby. Joyce Howard, and Corene Hamilton as their sponsor Summer Program During the summer, some of our students go to summer programs These programs are designed for the students with exceptional science abilities Those students from SCHS were Lora Ann McCray (Clarke University); Carole Chancey. Margaret Womble and Rod Middleton (Georgia Tech) 61 Scorpio Capricorn Libra Sagittarius Tony Atkinson Patricia Bowers Bruce Barber Debbie Adams Scott Baxter James Chase Carol Easom Veita Blue Shannon Brimlow Theresa Dixon Chris Golden John Cainion Barbara Coachman Troy Edward Sherry Grooms John Conley Lora McCray Ray Elijah Eric Guice Paige Glover Oris Fudge Gregory Fox Mary Kimble Timi Hall Veita Griffin Ginger Gardner Denease King Jackie Hodge Glinda K. Hall Billy Langley Renea Moody Melvin Leonard Sheila James Joe Miller Patty Newberry Lorrie Lynn Scott Key Todd Pearce Eager Whittaker Jim Mock Lisa Martin Wayne Register Howard Whittaker Dollette Shuler Rod Middleton Judy Smith John Williams Kim Tedder Terri Murphy Jerrold Owen Mary Jane Smith George Strickland Margaret Womble Roy Roberts Tony Thomas Patrick Wurst Aquarius Pisces Taurus Leo Scott Addison Fannie Barber Carole Chancey Robin Faircloth Sheila Bland Janet Brackin Lisa Earnest Joseph Freeman Ricky Coachman Stephanie Brewer Michelle Gonzalez Ervin Hention Tracy Hornsby Prissy Cummings Therman Gullette Debra Mathews Warren Jones Jackie James Samuel Groomes Jerry Norris Carol Ann McLeod Willie McClendon John Hill Kevin O’Hearn Gloria Parks Angie Mims Cheryl Johnson Jomo Speed Michelle Stroud Brenda Perry Timothy Jones Jerry Stokes Richie Tyler Van Wilson Dottie Loyd Earl Williams Virgo Arles Cancer Gemini Terry Copeland Katrina Bennett Vanessa Bledsoe Tim Hicks Christine Corbett Virginia Glover Archie Davis Robert Leonard Eric Elijah Alan Hampton Kaye Earnest Keith Moore Debra Groomes Scottie Jones Beverly Jackson Janice Ragan Tracy Horne Ed King Debbie Johnson Joy Hudson Lora Lindsey Doris Turner Janice Smith Jenny Smith Rajendra Patel 62 Pictured Above: 1. Boy Girl Oral Interpretation- Janet Miller, Joe Miller 2. Boy Girl Extemperaneous Speaking-Carole Chancey, Rod Middleton 3. Boy Girl Spelling-Scott Miller. Margaret Womble 4. Boy Girl Essay-Lora McCray, Jeff Miller 5. Advisor for 1-4-Mrs. Patricia Harrison Boy Girl Typing-Jenny Clark, Joe Miller Shorthand-Tracy Hornsby Typing-Shorthand (6-7)-Mrs. Dorothy Nickoley Advisor Home Economics-Teresa O’Hearn Advisor-Mrs. Frankie Rambeau Piano-Christine Corbett Pictured Above: 1. Boy Girl Solo-Steve Smith, Angie Carr 2. Quartet-Jeff Miller, Claude Ashley, Howard Whittaker, Patrick Wurst 3. Trio-Lisa Spooner, Terri Murphy, Renea Moody 4. Musical Advisor-Mrs. Joanne Drake 5. Debate-Kim Merrifield, Payne Hornsby, Rod Middleton, Mimi Stewart, Sandy Ford, Dana Ivey, Carol Ann McLeod, Prissy Cum- mings, Sharon Lewis, and Wendy Dunlap. Mrs. Elaine Smith, advisor. 6. One Act Play-Sharon Lewis, Prissy Cummings, Sandy Ford, Dana Ivey, Wendy Dunlap, Carol Ann McLeod, Mimi Stewart, Payne Hornsby, Kim Merrifield, Rod Middleton, Mrs. Elaine Smith-Advi- SCHS Marching Green Machine ! = Senior + Officer ■ Section Leader NP ■ Not Pictured Band Director Robert L Strickland Drum Major-Carol Ann McLeod Trumpets Clarinets Feature Twirier ! Paige Glover (Far Right) Myles Gibson Laura Rathel Theresa Widner Stephen Knight James Moody Stanley Mathis Angie Can Kim Miller Hazel Johnson + Kenneth Hall +! John Hill Willie Shuler + Ted Hines Dena Kelley ! + John Brown (NP) Candy Josey (NP) Ervin Barber (NP) Mellaphones ! Michelle Stroud Julie Lee Laura Mathis Amanda Brown Trombone ! + Eric Guice (Far Right) Harnette Rambeau Veita Blue Jody Jones David Hail Patrick Hill ! + Tracy Horne Clay Alday Douglas Bell Tubas |+' Howard Whittaker (Far Right) � + Jim MocWFar Right) Jonathan Strong + Scott Bowen Dewayne Conyers Kevin Woods David Faircloth Claniette Rambeau (Far Right) Jujuan Bledsoe Susan Guice Angela Blake Andrea Jones ! Debra Groomes Sharon Lewis Kim Raffield Stephanie Brooms Paula Ford Maureen Tedder Mauriel Rooks Carolyn Manley Jennifer Price Theresa Chnspen Flutes + • Melissa Tyler (Far Right) Karen Odom + Catherine Glover Angela Holley Rhonda Croomes Kathy McCracken Kim Brannon Jackie Weatherspoon Saxaphones + Janet Miller Majorettes + Lisa Cook (Center Captain) Toni Chapman + Suzanne Young Wendy Dunlap Pam Sheffield + Tammy Jones Cindy Cannon Flags Susan Miller (Center Captain • Vanessa Bledsoe Angela Jenkins Gina Hooks Felicia Wiggins Denise Jenkins Rifles Rhonda Williams (Captain) Djuana Armstrong t ! + Percussion Tommy Gray (Far Right) Gregory Fox Mark Stewart John Wurst John Herring Charlie Williams (NP) Jerome Johnson (NP) Christine Corbett (Far Right) Doug McGnff (Far Right) Scott Hartzog Ronnie Dukes John Easom Stacey Miller Greg Ivey Jeannie Gordon Holly Hornsby Bill Rathel Ken Rathel Ginger Gardner Bruce Bullock Shan Nickoley Band Director Robert L Strickland Officer : Pres Eric Guice; Vice-Pres Howard Whittaker. Chaplain-Ginger Gardner; Secretary Carol Ann McLeod. Reporter Lisa Cook. Podium Assts John Hill. Jim Mock. Tracy Horne. Ted Hines. Kenneth Hall, Scott Bowen. Charlie Williams, Llbrarians-Susanne Young. Tammy Jones. Melissa Tyler. Catherine Glover 66 Drum Major Carol Ann McLeod Trumpet Section Leader Paige Glover Tuba Section Leaders: Jim Mock and Howard Whittaker Xylophone Section Leader: Christine Corbett Percussion Section Leader Doug McGriff Clarinet Section Leader Clarriette Rambeau Flute Section Leader Melissa Tyler Saxophone Section Leader Tommy Gray Feature Twirier Janet Miller Majorette Captain Lisa Cook Rag Captain Susan Miller 69 GREEN MACHINE 1 _____ _ YOUNG AND SOPHOMORES the restless This year’s Sophomore Class is very hard to describe because there is such c variety of people. Its members includt those who participate in ail phases of ac tivities to those who concentrate strictly on their books. If there is anything goinc on at SCHS, one knows that some Sopho more is involved. They may be found ir the parking lot before school, on the front steps, clowning around in the cafeteria, yelling as loudly as they can at a pep rally, or believe it or not, working hard in class. They are everywhere. As much as we tease about their youth and enthusiasm, we all know that good “old SCHS” wouldn’t be the same without the Sopho- mores. Babs Adams Danny Alday Djuana Calvin Atkinson Armstrong Brad Bell Wynola Bell Nancy Natisse Beltram Benefield Lillie Bower Gaye Boyd Ray Boyd Mary Branton 74 Cindy Bullock Edward Burke Ivey Chrispen James Mickey Valerie Steven Corbett Crawford Daniels Dempsey Don Dukes Jackie Dunlap Todd Dunn Joey Earnest Theresa Chrispen Allison Cockrell Billy Conley 75 Mark Earnest Marilyn Elijah Joanna Eubanks Jennifer Patricia Freeman Freeman Frankie Fudge Paula Fullwood Wesley Glass Bob Godby Jill Goocher David Gordon Kenneth grimes David Hall Tina Hall Kamona Hagler Terrell Harrison Mitch Hawkins Melvin Hair Lillian Harris Pam Helms Johnny Hernandez Jon Herring Mark Herring Mary Alice Hernandez Eddie Hill Jeff Holley Todd Hooper Dennis Hopkins Payne Joyce Hornsby Howard Joel Ingraham Nancy Ingram Denean Ivey Greg Ivey 77 Isadore Jones Linda Jones Randy Jones Angela Jenkins Eric Johnson Hazel Johnson Jerome Johnson Katherine Kenneth Sharon Johnson Johnson Johnson Vickie Kight Sandra Kimble Willie Knight Dan Land Donna Lanier Denise Manley Gloria March Lisa Mathis Steve Denease Lisa McClellan McCoy McLendon N T eresa O'Hearn jf 3 hi • 1 Ritchie Parker photo not available Robert Perry p™ «• I ;) Mark Register Billy Reynolds Gary Reynolds Janet Rambeau Bill Rathel James Register Ricky Phillips Henry Rambo Barbara Rambeau Robert Ramirez James Richards Donald Richardson Cylas Robinson Mauriel Rooks Maurice Rooks Essie Smith Hiram Smith Tammy Smith Karl Southall «, • ij AW--4 r j J.W. Turner Sharon Turner Andrew Virgin Phillip Virgin Steve Phyllis Virgin Linda Wallace Whittaker 80 Andy Williams Ken Williams Rhonda Williams Benjamin Willis Johnny Wilson David Womble SEMINOLE INDIANS BASKETBALL SCHS OPP. 72 BAKER 52 74 PELHAM 62 58 CAIRO 56 60 CALHOUN 66 63 RANDOLPH 81 51 EARLY 58 60 BROOKS 83 57 MILLER 66 64 CALHOUN 78 63 MILLER 67 62 TERRELL 57 66 CALHOUN 79 42 RANDOLPH 77 67 MITCHELL 78 68 EARLY 75 75 BROOKS 102 70 MILLER 82 63 MITCHELL 75 50 PELHAM 74 80 BAKER 61 59 CAIRO 49 68 TERRELL 77 82 SEMINOLE SQUAWS BASKETBALL SCHS OPP. 88 Baker 20 51 Pelham 35 31 Cairo 54 33 Calhoun 52 30 Randolph 39 60 Early 73 45 Brooks 47 35 Miller 41 44 Early 56 44 Terell 43 50 Calhoun 49 29 Randolph 42 42 Mitchell 57 60 Early 57 48 Brooks 63 44 Miller 59 52 Mitchell 51 41 Pelham 33 71 Baker 28 28 Cairo 67 55 Terrell 50 86 it 4 b ella 1 he ty In Georgia main- testimony tendine to exonerate turn; on Feb. 1, rs and the le larger tr lose six yea the toll they took of him; that be probably really fair to be done ions and th anging ove 22, when all charges against him were dis- id by Judge Andrew J. Waylon Jr. For the time since Dec. 12, 1974, Jerry Banks was a There could have been no better Christinas or inc _____________.hat had beard four shots fired at the time of the mur- ders — so rapidly that Banks’ single-shot weapon could not have fired them. All said that they had notified the sheriffs office but none had been called as witnesses. iver, and thi were whit i reported tl 73 and 1979 tling whites chair. But of whites I lling blacks lhng blacks The same survey showed that 1 pern those convicted of murder in the Atlanta ju circuit were sentenced to death, against 1 cent of those convicted in the Toombs tire and 8 percent in the Flint district, where incra Brown, Jackie WeaHlspoon. Frankie Fuck Daniel, Coac onald Dale, Beatrice Bennett, Rose Chrispen, Lillian Harris. Sandra Kimble Ivey Chris gleston. Ge a Amt Milton. V Y bj w jj s Edward Groomes, Todd Godfrey, Van Wilson, Carlton Daniels, Melvin Leonard, Coach Donald Moore 90 John Baker Claude Ashley Joseph Bug Darrell Brown' Kent Croom lohn Conley TDooley Still Favore Playoff i W miT t—rtortPA- Othei yuy: wiiu tuuiu � tup, of Gnffith s college opponents But all of them came down DarTell came down long enough to be drafted last June by the Utah Jazz, one of the NBA s worst teams The ■rs ,i tea o the cf iralive i ... 0 the eh child s f lission 11 sts.our olunteet ls. nake £ like nuu e of SI.5 1 the wo our S10 : and me L ' and cot ■ it.il -iia tetent. Everybody else was running through their plays, and I was out there just trying to figure out what was going He figured out quickly enough. immediately: 1. Fill out the coupon and tell us if you want to sponsor a boy or a girl, and check the country of your choice. 2. Or mark the emergency list” box ft ii jitn mjiji iw Lcl-HiHlI.1 1 I ijj ]« iy f A l sl .1 1 A £ I : t s«s“ irtrr H ; « life!! B-TEAM Miller Early Calhoun Miller Early Calhoun WINS LOSSES 55-62 66-0 39-0 53-20 16-0 60-20 «I 'earce, Ed King, and Claude AsMetf' M « «Mm 1TVA ■Hi % The Seminole County High School Golf Team had an unbeaten region re- cord for the 1980 season. They are the 1980 State Champions in golf. Alan Hampton led the INDIANS at State with a low score of 73. This earned him the low medalist award. His average for 1980 was 72, low score 69. Guice state score 85, 1980 average was 79.2, low 73. Earnest state 76, 1980 average was 84, low 77. Whattaker state 90, 1980 average was 89.8, low 83. Miller state 90, 1980 average was 90.4, low 82. Wurst 1980 average was 92.8, low 83. King 1980 average was 93, low 87. Hornsby 1980 average was 96.5, low 90. 97 J . Jv .4- t ' '� I ' o. Standing: Left ggpJPWW WFnrf!! Roy Boggs. Bill Stuart, and Morris Palmer • Second Row Jitfimy Dennis. Todd Godfrey Keith Hatcher. RSndt 'StAvnrt , v- Kneeling Mark Herring. Lurdell T bmw.’Tracy’ Horne ‘ ' W' j -,s 99 100 (m This title refers to you, freshmen, in the sense that you are set apart from the upper classmen. You are put into a new environment the minute you step through those “Doors of the Future” into S.C.H.S. That one step begins a complete new phase of your liffe. The cam- pus, the teachers, the food, the people, and the school itself are all new to you. Once you get over the first shock of going to a new school, you should get involved rather than isolate yourself. Although, it is important that you keep your grades up, it is equally important that you contribute other things to the school, as well. True, the school is here for the purpose of educating you, however, it would be unfair for you to take without giving back something. Getting involved in school ac- tivities allows you to contribute to the school and to expand your personality. Michael Barber James Barnes Glenda Anderson Robert Barber Todd Barber Alisa Bell Ed Berry Cedric Ash Tracy Atkinson Kay Bland Tina Bland Jujuan Bledsoe Darrell Brown John Brown Marie Brown Annie Bryant Lillie Buggs Norma Chase Lynn Buckhalter Bruce Bullock Jeffery Childres Bobby Buggs 1 Angie Carr Benita Chrispen 103 Regina Chrispen Calvin Christian Jeff Clark Joe Clemons Barrett Coachman Danny Coachman Veronica Coachman William Collier Samandral Copeland Harry Cox Tara Cumbie Janelle Curies John Dale Stephanie Teresa Diamond Dickens Reginald Donalson Robert Dukes Marie Duncan Wendy Dunlap Connie Vicky Earnest Kathy Easom Rosa Sandra Elijah Earnest Eggleston 104 Ward David Norma Wendy Ellison Eubanks Sherry Evans Tony Evans Faircloth SandV Ford Freeman Robert Griffin Carolyn Fulford Gary Glynn Morris Freeman Vivian Freeman James Fudge ilk Catherine Myles Gibson Rhonda Glass Glover PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Gerald Godby Carl Godwin cordon Walter Green Jeffrey Grice Susan Guice Bruce Gunn Kim Hagler Sandra Hagler Cindy Hall Kevin Gunn Jimmy Hamilton Thomas Hampton Patricia Handsford 105 Henry Harlow 1 . VI : i r, Marty Harper Michael Scott Harper Carolyn Harper Harris Shane Lisa Hicks Freddie Dana lvey Denise Linda Sonigett Herring Holland Jenkins Johnson Johnson Tony Johnson Alphonza Gloria Jones Lee Jones Marvin Jones Raymond Susan Jones Jones Jones 106 Candy Josey Alfonza Kimble Johnny King Sharon Lewis Suzanne Logue Jeanette Lord Calvin Love Shelia McMillan Priscilla Messer Paula Middleton Steve Miller Tommy McCalvin Barin McClendon 107 Portia Mitchell James Moody Edward Moore Tommy Orange Deidre Otto Mitzi Paul Beverly Perry Curtis Peters Timmy Phillips Darla Pickeron Allen Pitts Debra Pollard Soyna Potts Hubert Powell Jennifer Price Ken Rathel Beverly Ray PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Flozell Rogers Tim Sanders John Scott 108 Todd Reese Bobbie Jo Richardson Jake Robinson John Robinson Mike Seago Warren . . s, . Carmen Brian Shattles sanies shjng|cr Shoemaker Lynn Sirmons Sharon Sirmons Alisa Smith Carla Smith Jeanette Smith Jeff Smith Amy Smith Josephine Smith Willie Shuler Felt Simpson Barbara Smith Betty Smith Lamont Smith Marvin Smith P Micheal Smith Thomas Smith Donald Sparks Mimi Stewart Renee Smith Sandra Smith Randy Tondra Patty Stuart Bruce Taylor Chris Taylor James Taylor Paula Taylor Stinnett Stinson 109 Reggie T rawick PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE Alicia Trevina Barbara Trotman Charlie Mae Williams Columbus Williams Gregory Williams Jessie Williams LaPrice Williams Mary Williams Micheal Williams Williams Kim Willis Gregory Wilson Judy Wimbush Jonathan Wurst Johnny Wynn Krista Young National Honor Society The Board of Education granted the faculty of SCHS the permission to select members to be inducted into the Brigham-Smith National Honor Society. Those students must have an 85% grade average, have good character, show leadership, scholarship, and be of service to the school. Those members are as follows. Front row: Ramona Hagler, Margaret Womble, Carole Chancey, Vir- ginia Glover, Marilyn Harrell, Lora McCray, Veita Blue, Djuana Armstrong, Jill.Goocher, and Joel Ingraham. Second row: James Corbett, Claude Ashley, Dana Merrifield, Lisa Spooner, Renea Moody, Harriette Rambeau, Patricia Bowers, The-, resa Chrispen, Jeff Miller, Greg Miller, and joe Miller. Third row: Miss Collie Morris, sponsor, Farish Mulkey, Howard Whittaker, Rod Middle- ton, Debbie Adams, Eric Guice, Ray Mathis, Clar- riette Rambeau, Margaret Knight, Susan Miller, MaA Earnest, Gregory Fox, Mr. Emory Corbett, and Mrs. Elaine Smith, sponsor. Back Row: Dewayne Conyers, Jim Mock, J iny Clark, Archie Davis, Doug McGriff, Lmda Wallace, Kelly Hornsby, Tracy Hornsby, Scott Miller, and Alan Hampton. J'fot Shown: Carol A An McLeod, Chris- tine Corbett, and Ed King. Star Student-Star Teacher This year the Star Student for Seminole County is Eager Whittaker. Eager is the son of Ruby Whit- taker. He acquired this award by achieving an 1130 on his SAT. Along with the award, he was asked to choose a star teacher. The teacher he picked was Mrs. Myrvis Bridges. Together they share the honor of being star teacher and star student. A 9 THE EDGE� ' V. • :.1 in,,v. vi - 'y j .yj7i This school year, just as this yearbook, must come j%k close. Yet only memories remain of the school year, while the yearbook captures tteje memories in a binder. As you look back over the past year, I hope you will remember all ot the weekends we passed up just to finish a term paper, study for a nid-term exam, or any other of many reasons. But, also, remember the rewards, the compliments, ahd the smiles on the teachers’ fate's that we received for it. This has also been a year for expansion. The entire SCHS has been renewed and-remodled. 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