Spencer High School - Spencerian Yearbook (Columbus, GA)
- Class of 1977
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spencer high school 1977 spen cerian volume 45 vr r . â SWB! as our paws cross. . . jv ' student Ijie venturers alcpg (he path ⢠if' ' 40 '' ÂŤsse ' , ' _ 2. fi O ,AJ| P paths to progressam 4 . ⢠administration paths to participation . . .136 organizations? paths toglor . . 170 sports providers along the path , ... 196 business i976,C ARTER vs. FORD I sue 5 carter 1 $ Vir ' â˘' FORD 62 : -C some paths are determined by fate in spite of our endeavors and personal goals. however, though our travels may wander, f ie pace we set will be our own. n IS 18 campus life brings together the feeling of togetherness moves in all we do, whether it is get- ting down at a pep rally or hitting the mark in rifle com- petition. this green- wave spirit, which is often channeled into us by others, leads us to attempt to excel in all activi- ties. the ringing of the first bell signals the beginning of an active day. although we each go in differ- ent directions, the spirit of the green- waves remains with- in us. participation is the key to understanding ourselves as well as others, being'together in activities gives us a chance to grow, thus, spencer students more frequently in this year of 76-77 turned to full and active participation in such activities as the newspaper staff, the newly formed debate club, sex- ually integrated physical edu- cation classes, the yearbook staff, rote, and many other clubs. 23 we are all winners. . . 24 but if we had to choose one special person to represent us, it would be regina crittenden. regina is what spencer stands for . . . potential . . . achieve- ment . . . and humility, reg- ina has participated and con- tributed to many organizations, both in and out of school, she served as secretary of the junior class, as a cheerleader for three years, and as secretary of fbla. this is regina 's fourth year at spencer; and as she graduates, she will leave traces of herself to be followed through the years by future spencerians. miss green wa ve regina crittenden 1 first runner-up annette dyer second runner-up ivonne font miss senior karen mcnealy miss sophomore gerralyn russell . . . each year spencer carries on the tradi- tional selection of miss greenwave and her court, where girls from each class are selected as representatives, this selection is a true honor for those seven lucky girls, after the fri- day night coronation, these girls proudly rep- resented spencer at the homecoming football game. beauty at its best. . . 28 the green waves began cheering the team to victory by burying columbus high school at the homecoming pep rally, this pep rally also gave greenwaves a chance to see the happenings around spencer high school. after the posting of the colors, the drill team and majorettes each performed numbers with the band, the varsity and junior varsity cheer- leaders were intro- duced and led the crowd in cheering, the chorus per- formed three musical numbers. several seniors engaged in the grand finale, a funeral for the blue devils. 29 green- waves fired . . . although the homecoming tradi- tions were carried out in a unique man- ner, the anxieties and excitement remained the same. preparation activities for homecoming started off with the pep rally, leading into the selection of miss greenwave and her court this year the new queen was honored with a homecoming dance in the school gym. various clubs and organizations formed a caravan to the game, tension mounted the week of the game, creating joyful confusion; but the final outcome was victory, as spencer truly buried columbus high with a 14-13 victory. 31 spencer is making the scene around columbus. in your wildest no softies in this game . . . powder puff football SENIORS: Front Row: Brenda Jennings, Kitty Karnes, Tammy Beard; Middle Row: Julie Bullock, Cheryl Thomas, Thelma Whit- taker, Lisa Chapman, Wilda Byrd, Edna Karnes, Becky Morgan, Lavern Taylor, Charlene Jones; Back Row: Cindy Williams, Danette Hicks, Pat Ketterer, Angie Wilson, Pat Shelton, Pam Green, Gloria Thomas, Teresa Boren, Leslie Tucker, Linda Shelling; Not Pictured: Sharon Hardy and Darneta Jones. JUNIORS: Front Row: Delores Smith, Cynthia Mitchell, Alicia Hiett; Middle Row: Donna Purdon, Margie Cooper, Cynthia McLester, Angela Searcy, Annie Stewart, Theresa Wisdom, Wanda Whittlesey, Gwen Harper; Back Row: Sharon Calhoun, LaJune Campbell, Linda Byrd, Laquetta Jenkins, Beverly Rumley, Andrea Bush, Linda Alexander, Tina Pryor, Princess Critten- den . 34 SOPHOMORES: Back Row: Pam Jenkins, Ellen Simmons, Sonya Rentz, Joyce Run- dell, Twyla Wheeler, Gerri Russell; Middle Row: Betty Crowell, Blondell Thomas, Terri Russell, Sandra LaMont, Debra Hood; Front Row: Monika Mathis, Sheila Maddox, Gwen Dove. the powder puff game of 1976-77 was quite an experi- ence for both the players and their coaches, the girls partici- pated actively in practice and tried their best in the game, the game was supposedly called powder puff or flag football; but some of the girls became confused and resorted to wres- tling tactics. FRESHMEN: Back Row: Theresa West, Gillian Smith, Sandra Nelson, Brenda Hall, Joni Gardner, Janet Norwood, Nina Hill, Verna Whittaker; Front Row: Nadine Alexander, Cynthia Givens, Katrina Coleman, Katrina Chester, Gaby Polk, Angie Tatum, Verenda Walker, Vivian Puryear. 35 survival of the fittest the freshmen and sophomores played first, ending in a victory for the freshmen 20-0. the seniors and juniors battled it out in a rough, brawling contest to end in a win for the juniors of 6-0. next, it was the freshmen and the juniors; and the freshmen, using superior skills and teamwork, won 6-0. 36 new talents. the drama class this year has been an especially active group, perhaps because of the presence of malik purley, the art- ist-in-residence the first half of this year, these candids show drama students participating in drama exercises, acting in their performance of impromptu. also seen is one shot from malik's per- formance of pantomimes. 37 march of dimes the march of dimes campaign is a universal attempt to fight birth defects, the money goes to the build- ing of hospitals and research centers, as well as paying for braces, opera- tions and a qualified staff, students participated in the balloon sales, the walk-a-thon; and students are the ones who make up their own ââspecial pro- jects.â one of spencerâs special pro- jects was quiet day, when if anyone talked during class he had to donate money to m.o.d. almost everyone participates in m.o.d.; for, at the balloon sale, spencer collected $309.00. the reason that m.o.d. is so popular is through the help of special people, the 1977 spencerian would like to recognize the advisors - mrs. bradley, ms. edge, ms. hay wood; and student leaders angie wilson and debra hood. 38 birth defects are forever unless you help 39 Albert Duncan (Spencer High School), Tim Karanovich (Muscogee County), Annette Dyer (Muscogee County). s.a.i.l. students 40 finalist national merit scholarship for outstanding black students albert duncan society of distinguished american high school students Back Row: Mike Fry. Tim Karanovich. Kurt Andre. David Goeres. Larry Newman. David Karpinia. John WPPins: MÂŁddlc Cedric Leake. Elton Davis. Richard Hagborg. Richard Trout. Albert Duncan. Carol Battles. Debra McNealy. Sharon Shoe- maker. Karen McNealy, Sue Bremer. Dianne Heideman, Selvin Hollingsworth: Front Row: Cheryle Sisson. Shelley Larry, y Williams, Pat Booth. Teresa Boren. Annette Dyer, Angie Wilson, Susan Lind, Vikki Jacobs. Deborah Rhymes. Vvayne mi . kV class of the senior class was represented by president: frank martin; vice- president: julie bullock; secretary: sharon myers; and treasurer: hon- ise weldon. Gregory Wayne Allen Capricorn Jeffery L Acker Keith D. Alexander Virgo Floyd Baker Charlene Andree Ambertena Andrews Aquarius Cancer Freddie Baldwin Clara Michelle Banks Eugene Banks Aries Cancer Cancer Willie Banks Gemini Jackie Battle Scorpio Toni Barton Sagittarius Greg Baxter Gemini Tammy L. Beard Gemini Kathy Betteridge R ungnapa Billue Da vid Earl Blackmon Sagittarius Sagittarius Terry Blaxton Sagittarius Teresa G. Boren Subrnia Dee-Dee Jerry LaMon Pisces Bowens Brannon Capricorn Libra Janice Marie Susan Leslie Bremer Sarah Louise Brooks Branscomb vir8° Aries Aquarius 51 Petira Denice Bruce Ann Bulger Julie Ann Bullock Pisces Pisces Aries Douglas Frank Burch Clifton Bernard Warren Keith Burns Pisces Burford Aries 52 Lisa Jeannene Donna G. Christian Henry Lorenzo Cobb Chapman Aries Gemini Vi Mark Allen Cogar Deborah F. Colbert Dennis Couch Pisces Leo Taurus Ramona Jane Cotton Rhonda Jean Cotton Marina Crawford Libra Libra Gemini Michelle Crew Regina Louise Brenda Jo Culpepper Leo Crittenden Pisces Aries Vickie Crowell John Curti, Jr. David Keith Daniels Gemini Pisces Sagittarius Cynthia Renae Darbe Darlene Ann Bobby Jerome Davis Capricorn Davidson Gemini Aries Carolyn Deneise Dawkins Taurus Steve Joseph DeRoche F.i 'n Joyce Gale Dinkins Taurus Teresa Denise Albert Bernard Mary Ellen Dupont Dumas Duncan Libra Scorpio Capricorn § $ vi Annette Marie Dyer Eugene Harrison Gemini Dykes Le Jerome Dyser Aquarius Pamela Kay Fehlauer Bruce Kendall Fingles Timothy Shaun Pisces Libra Flanagan Capricorn Ivonne Font Geraldine Fortson Debra A. Foster Capricorn Aquarius 56 Christopher Francis Cancer Denise Francis Virgo Gary Lynn Freeman Capricorn Lathel Gardner Capricorn Michael R. Fry Judith Ann Gardner Leo Leo Daniel Gilbert Taurus Michael Warren Glaze Cancer David Flarold Goeres Virgo Kiwani Marie Grantham Pamela Green Capricorn Perrie Gail Greene Scorpio Melvin Hardy Aquarius Joe Louis Hall Capricorn Scorpio Sharon Denise Hardy Aquarius Mary Harice Capricorn Amanda Laverne Harris Venston Maurice David Jackson Michael John Hefty Harris Haynes cancer Leo Libra Danette Hicks Robert Wayne Curtis Hill Virgo Hightower Capricorn Leo David Franklin Hill Mark Christopher Belinda Gail Hornsby Sagittarius Hill Gemini Sagittarius 59 Peggy Joyce Hudson Capricorn Connie Laquita Howell Scorpio Mareia Annette Hudson Gemini Richard Lamont Hults Aquarius Tom Hutson Sagittarius Alisa Annette Jackson Cancer Judy Jackson Virgo Brenda Joycena Jackson Cancer Jerry Ray Jackson Aquarius Tina Jackson Frankie James Marissa Ann James Richard Leonard James Gemini Robert P. Jenik Scorpio Brenda Merion Jennings Libra Donna Jernigan Virgo Marshall Jiles Scorpio Alphonso Johnson Aquarius Cynthia Johnson Aliene Jones Charlene Denise Aries Sagittarius Jones Pisces Darneta Jobell Jones Donna Fay Jones Dwain Christopher Taurus Libra Jones Leo Willie Varnord Jordan Pete Jung Aquarius Roslyn Ann Justice Aries Capricorn 62 Edna Marie Karnes Kitty Lynn Karnes Pisces ⢠Gemini Timothy Wayne Karanovich Patricia Ann Ketterer Loretta Mae King Patrick Lee Koffman Sagittarius Capricorn Taurus Stephen Woodard Ligget Michael Anthony Lang Zelford Theirris Leonard Aquarius Susan Kim Lind John S. Lorms Jay Malo Aquarius Leo Pisces Carol L. M. Martin Frank Martin Bobby D. McAbee Virgo Pisces Cancer Karen Cornelia Willie Ann Mickles Edna Miller McNealy Taurus Gemini Pisces 64 Gregory Dale Mitchell Glenn Wayne Moeller ?nee Mills Aries Carolyn E. Morgan Rebecca A. Morgan Cancer Aquarius Donna L. Monte Taurus Stacy Moss Capricorn David Michael Moring Aquarius Janet Marie Morris Cancer Kim Myers Sharon Yvette Myers Glenn Lee Naler Cancer Sagittarius Capricorn Elaine Marie Hazel Dianne Dorothy P. Nordwall O'Hern Pangelinan Taurus Aries Cancer Carlene Elizabeth Linda Faye Pickett Jacqueline Pitts Petit Virgo Gemini Aquarius Raymond Porter Michael Pritchett Cynthia Ruth Ragan Virgo Gemini Leo Patricia Ann Register Russell Robert Roby David Raynold Libra Taurus Rundell Leo John Russell Leo Sherrod R. Russell Aries Sylvia Gunda Schmitt Capricorn Linda Faye Shelling Patricia A. Shelton Gemini Libra Charles Eugene Simmons Aquarius Cheryle Lynn Sisson Capricorn Vondra Spraggins Capricorn Wayne Brian Smith Sagittarius Uliana Eleonore Strange Sagittarius J. Gary Stripling Aries Brenda Nell Swanson Angela Tarver Sandra Faye Tate Taurus Cancer Virgo Laverne Bruce Taylor Martin Joseph Taylor Patricia Taylor Capricorn Libra Libra Jeff Thomas Scorpio Michael Edward Thomas Scorpio Michael Paul Tipton Stephen Joseph Carlos Leroy Anne Marie Vasas Villagomez Wadsworth Pisces Aquarius Leo 70 Richard Lee Trout Lesley Susan Tucker Ernest Lee Upshaw Jimmy John Wickard Rickey D. Wiley Aquarius Virgo Dexter Thomas Whittlesey Cancer Anthony Williams Aries Ben Williams Aquarius Cynthia Jean Williams Taurus Emily Ann Williams Ricky Costello vir8° Williams Taurus Deborah Ann Williamson Capricorn PaulC. Williamson Aries Melvin Bernard Wilson Pisces Ronnie Wright Virgo Oscar James Willis Capricorn LaDevra Vitina Wood Virgo Angel Gayla Young Cancer -----------N Angeleisha Kay Wilson Leo Danny Wright Virgo anes march 20 â april 19 arians have a frank, open, outspoken and generous disposition; they often are rash and daring. lucky stone: diamond best day: tuesday lucky number: 8 best marriage bet: gemini be cautious with: cancer opposite qualities: libra taurus april 20 â may 21 taureans are patient, industrious, practical, and possess great determina- tion. lucky stone: emerald best day: friday lucky number: 6 best marriage bet: pisces be cautious with: leo opposite qualities: scorpio ⢠⢠s gemini may 22 â june 21 geminians are skillful, sensitive, restless, and intuitive, lucky stone: agate best day: Wednesday lucky number: 5 best marriage bet: aries be cautious with: virgo opposite qualities: sagittar- ius f cancer june 22 â july 23 cancerians are extremely sensitive, love nature, are dependent and very emo- tional . lucky stone: ruby best day: monday lucky number: 2 best marriage bet: taurus be cautious with: aries opposite qualities: libra leos tend to be generous, honest, impulsive, ambi- tious, and faithful, lucky stone: sardonyx best day: Sunday lucky number: 1 best marriage bet: libra be cautious with: taurus pposit qualities quarm : s virgo august 24 â September 23 virgoans have the ability to analyze quickly, are men- tally alert, and have a keen sense of responsibility for money. lucky stone: sapphire best day: Wednesday lucky number: 5 best marriage bet: cancer be cautious with: gemini qualities: pisces opposite ( libra September 24 â October 23 members of this sign possess wisdom, are a natural exponent of liberty, and have artistic, literary, and musical talent, lucky stone: opal best day: friday lucky number: 6 best marriage bet: leo be cautious with: cancer opposite qualities: aries ----------:â scorpio October 24 â novem ber 22 all scorpio people possess an abundant life-giving magnetism; they are proud, jealous, secretive, ingenious, strong-willed, and skillful. lucky stone: topaz best day: tuesday lucky number: 8 best marriage bet: virgo be cautious with: leo opposite qualities: taurus sagittarius novem be r 23 â december 21 sagittarians possess the knack of getting down to the heart of any problem; they are conservative and extremely enthusiastic. lucky stone: turquoise best day: thursday lucky number: 3 best marriage bet: libra be cautious with: pisces opposite qualities: gemini â ------:----- capricorn december 22 â january 20 ---------â˘âs aquarius January 21 â february 19 S pisces february 20 â march 20 capricorns have an amaz- ing capacity for work; they are tactful, alert, and dip- lomatic. lucky stone: garnet best day: Saturday lucky number: 4 best marriage bet: scorpio be cautious with: aries pposit ualities ance aquarians tend to follow their own ideas and may have inventive talents; they possess the quality of leadership. lucky stone: amethyst best day.: Saturday lucky number: 7 best marriage bet: aries be cautious with: taurus opposite qualities: leo pisceans possess the quality to succeed; they are highly idealistic, sensitive, mod- est , and prone to worry. lucky stone: aquamarine best day: thursday lucky number: 9 best marriage bet: taurus be cautious with: gemini opposite qualities: virgo 75 class of 78 the class of 78 is represented by president: linda alexander; vice president: cathy williams; secre- tary: cynthia m itch ell; and marilyn hutchi- son as trea- surer. Shirley Akridge Nathan Albritton Brenda Alexander Linda Alexander Michael Alexander Jimmy Anthony Faye Arrighi Emanuel Baldwin 76 Deborah Ballen Johnny Banks Deborah Barnett Michael Barnett Mark Beach Tim Beach Darlene Beck Brady Bennefield Ricardo Bennett Steve Besson Greg Biggers Young Hui Bird Billy Bishop Rocky Blaxton Valerie Boggs Mike Bowden Brigitte Bozard Althea Brown Cynthia Brown Morris Brown 77 Patricia Bryant Ann Bulger Mary Burford Cynthia Bums Peggy Bums Terri Bums Andrea Bush Linda Bush Arthur Butts Carol Byrd Linda Byrd John Caldwell Sharon Calhoun LaJuene Campbell Kevin Cantrell Morris Cantrell Alexander Carlisle Sam Carlson Perry Chambley Mark Chamberlain 78 Nell Charter Debbie Chreene Aaron Claiborne Steven Clegg Shelly Cloy Avon Cobb Nora Collum Donna Cone Robert Cone Freeman Cooper Margie Cooper Greg Cope Princess Crittenden Cindy Daniels Elton Davis Jacqueline Davis Kathy Davis Lei-Ann Davis Martha Davis Barry Deering 79 Steven Dotson David Dove Becky Dowlen Jerrell Dozier James Dupont Donald Ely Shirley Faircloth Michael Faniels Carolyn Farmer Vanessa Farmer Ronald Fox Michael Free 80 Tim Gallagher Wanda Gamer Terri Gaylor Jacob German Ricky Gibson Phyllis Gosha Michael Greene James Greene Tommy Guthrie Anthony Hall Bonnie Hall Larry Hamon Brad Hanna Vickie Haracourt Gwen Harper Wanda Harper Bobby Harrell James Harrell James Harrell Annie Harice 81 Gerard Hatcher Ricky Heaton Debbie Henderson Pat Henderson Georgia Herbert Wendell Herndon Eric Hill Keith Hill Lisa Hitt Selvin Hollingsworth James Howard Michael Hourel Donna Hunt James Huntington Marylin Hutchison Debbie Hutto Gary Iber Alexander Jackson Margaret Jackson Vikki Jacobs 82 Laquetta Jenkins Alfredia Johnson Debra Johnson Deborah K. Johnson Angela Jones Eddie Jones Ined Jones Lavoyn Jones Calvin Jordan Donna Judah Danny Juhan Madeleine Kalyandjian Stuart Karanovich Walter Karpinia Reine Kinard Alex Lamboy Darren Langford Shelley Larry Cedric Leake Larry Luttrell Tony Luttrell Jeff Mackey Carl Madison Mickey Malo Robert Mapp Deanna Marlowe Johnny Massie Rosie McArthur Gayle McBride Jeanette McCraw Sandra McCullough Cynthia McLester 84 Beverly McMillan Elaine Melvin Donna Millbauer Rhonda Milligan Kevin Mills Cynthia Mitchell Donald Morgan Bobby Moring Bill Nalley Terry Paulk Frances Perez Gloria Phillips Lorie Pierce Tessie Pierce John Pippins Donna Plain Earl Powell Sean Pruitt Donna Purdon John Ragster 85 Ramona Rancourt Diana Reyes Deborah Rhymes Frank Roberson Jerry Robinson Joseph Roy Fred Scarbrough Janice Scott Jimmy Seagle Angela Searcy Alphonzo Seldon Roderick Sharpe Hugo Shipman Sharon Shoemaker Tyler Short Susan Shouppe Ivet Sierra Byron Smith Delores Smith Floyd Smith 86 Leroy Smith Lorraine Smith Patricia Sovia Annetta Snead Stanley Spivey Sylvester Stanley Ronita Stephens Ann Stewart Donald Stewart Vicki Strayer Debra Stripling Bryce Swindle Sandra Tarkington Janet Taylor Larry Taylor Susan Taylor Jerry Teal Greg Thomas Willie Thomas Randy Thompson 87 Donyea Thrasher Russell Tiffany Connie Tipton Daniel Tisdale Patrina Toone Jimmy Traywick Breck Upshaw Deborah Vick Willie Walker Laura White Dale Whittlesey Wanda Whittlesey Erin Wiggins Cathy Williams Hal Williams James Williams Sherry Williams Donna Williamson Thomas Wilson David Windsor 88 Teresa Wisdom Robert Woods Timothy Woods Un Hee Yu Mike Zinser 89 we are determined to be cheerful and happy; whatever the situation before us. for we have learned from our experi- ences that the greatest part of our happiness comes from sharing our lives with one another! class of '79 the class of '79 is represented by president: leslie colon; vice president: r on aid hurst; and treasurer: beverly juhan. Lisa Allison Sandra Allman Carol Amyette Robert Anderson Kurt Andree George Andrews Starla Austin Debra Avellina Larry Banks Tammie Barfield Terri Bass Carol Battles Renee Beam Debbie Beard Daniel Bechdolt 92 Norma Jean Boatwright Nancy Bohon Mike Bosley Joey Bradford Deborah Branscomb Reida Brasington Christopher Breazeale James Brewer Jeff Brewer Penny Bright Josephus Brooks Audrey Brown Joy Brown Ronnie Brown Susan Brown Greg Broxson Gregory Bruce Tim Brusso Cindy Burns Brian Bush Gwendolyn Butts Cheryl Byrd Robena Byrd Sonya Byrd Danny Cagle 93 Lynn Campbell Mike Carder Brian Canirell Criselda Carlos Marsha Carpenter Antonio Carter Pamela Carter Phillip Castell Marion Cathey Frank Chester Linda Childress James Clinton Verita Cobb Vincent Colbert Tina Collins Leslie Colon Tina Cone Carolyn Cooper George Cooper Janet Cooper Jennifer Corbit Randall Cotton Julia Crawford Junior Creech Mark Crew Cindy Crews Michael Crews Betty Crowell Kathy Dalton Pamela Daniel 94 Michael Darbe Anthony Davis Grover Davis Jeffery Dean Cynthia DeRoche William Dixon Gwen Dove Edna Dozier A1 Drake David Duffey Karen Earnhart LaShone Edwards Michael Elliot Henry Ellis Douglas Ely Darryl Enfinger Greg Evans Ronnie Farley Robin Fetter Steven Fisher David Flowers Darla Fox Carolyn Frye Sharon Gardner Faye Gathings Daryl Givens Charles Greer John Griffith Kathleen Gross Larry Goss 95 Charlene Gunier Theresa Guthrie Lacy Hamilton Todd Hann Aqua Harris Randy Harris Suzanne Harriss Nick Harrel Lani Hashimoto Anthony Hatcher Stan Haynes Mike Heaton Mark Hefty Elaine Hicks Dawn Higginbotham Greg Hill Joyce Hill Patty Hill Ronald Holmes Leslie Hornsby Sandra Hornsby Tanya Howard Tascha Howard Angela Hubbard Harry Hughes Timothy Hull Ronald Hurst Giowamia Ingersoll Cynthia Jackson Ray Jackson 96 Thomas Jackson Donna Jacobs Bonnie Jarvis Pamela Jenkins Lisa Jim merso n Dixie Johnson Helen Johnson Morris Johnson Charles Jones Danthea Jones Marvin Justice Steve Karnes David Karpinia James Kay Sheila King Sandy La Mont Deborah Lind Chris Long Ray Lovejoy Florie Lusano Terry Luttrel Petra Macy Sheila Maddox Colleen Mann David Mann 97 Gary Marshall Wanda Maslen Debra Massa Tim Matheson Monika Mathis Lillian May Leroy McCaskey Mike McClellan Lesha McCormick Sandra McCormick I Reginald McCalla Dale Mclntire Gregory McLester Andy McNeal Deborah McNealy Gene Miles John Moeller Brenda Moore Margit Moore Mark Moore Ronnie Moore Severo Moore Keith Morris Issac Munford Tammy Muncy Tammie Newman Vickie Newsome Lisa Nolin Jerome Norris Daniel Osborne 98 Andy Patterson Diego Pedraza Felix Perez Tonui Permetter Ben Perrine Craig Peters Carmen Phillips Lisa Phillips Gary Pierce Lisa Pierce Randy Pierce Rrenda Pitts Fat Pitts Renee Pitts Glenna Plain Kathleen Poe Lynn Porter Rrenda Powell Billy Powell Ted Preshin David Railey Louis Rama Mark Ramsey Cathy Reed Robert Reiney Sheryl Renn Danny Renn Sonya Rentz Debra Richard James Richmond 99 Greg Riggins Mary Roberts Lawanda Robinson Richard Robinson Joyce Rundell Geralyn Russell Terralyn Russell Ralph Salinas Steve Sampson Darryl Savage Gary Sawyers Lynn Scott Stephen Seagle Troy Seckinger Junior Sierra too Eric Taylor Linda Taylor Harold Teague Bernard Thomas Blondell Thomas Ellen Simmons Anthony Simmons Kathy Shause Cornell Smith Deborah Smith Eberhard Smith A1 Smith Geraldine Smoot Curtis Stanley Charles Stephens Jill Stewart Jennifer Stroud Ronald Summers Karen Sundie Lorenzo Tatum Larry Thomas Tyrone Thomas Mike Thompson Phillip Thornton Pearce Toney Dianne Turner Pat Underwood Bobby Upshaw Olai Vanderpan Steve Vilicic 101 Danny Waits Ray Waldrop William Walker Page Walters Cindy Walter Robert Watkins David Watson John Weeks Ben Wells Renee Wells Nancy West Keith Westmoreland Twyla Wheeler Ira Whitaker Danny Whittlesey Raymond Wilkes Kennedy Williams Terri Williams Theresa Williams Hazel Wyatt 102 class of 80 the class of 80 was represented by the follow- ing officers: president: gil- lian smith and vice-president: lisa franklin. Debra Alexander Nadine Alexander Patricia Alexander Sabrina Alexander Angela Allen Carl Allman Neil Amerson Nick Ashcraft Sarah Askew Heida Avellina Kevin Bailey Natalie Baird Sherry Baker Cassandra Baldwin Gwen Balfour Rachel Ballen Gena Banks Jessie Banks Dwayne Barfield Lorado Barnes 103 Daniel Barnett Keith Baxley Cheryl Beard Roxanne Beck David Belcher Alex Bell Mike Bennett Alfonzo Bentley Tracy Bidwell Bapiewon Billue Salina Bishop Renee Blanchett Mark Bokina Charles Boren Randy Bosley Johnnie Bowman Cynthia Brackett Danelle Braley Charles Branscomb Carrie Brinkach Sherry Brinkach Frederick Britt Edgar Brooks Angeline Brown Reginald Brown Renee Brown Juanita Bryan Dwayne Bums Christine Butler Johnny Butler Phillip Bye Cheryl Byrd Linda Byrd Lee Cantrell Doyle Carder Theresa Carlisle Victor Carlisle Donald Carmichael Jeff Carter Julie Cathey 104 Billy Cato Robert Chamberlain Phillip Chapman Katrina Chester Frances Childress Bruce Chreene Eva Claiborne Harvey Claiborne Roy Cloy Richie Cobb Annie Cody Judy Cogar Charles Collins Sandra Cone Herbert Corlew Majorle Corlew Robert Corley Eric Crew Robin Crittenden Debra Croney Jimmy Cumbie Jeff Cummings Mark Darling Billie Davis Cynthia Davis Harold Davis James Davis Lawrence Davis Ruben Day Eric Dean Terri De Brabant Karen Dence David DeRoche Keith Dickerson Jeffrey Dinkins Stephen Dixon Curtrina Doleman Tina Dove Felecia Downs Debra Dozier 103 Derek Drummond Dennis Dumas Connie Duncan Jackie Duncan Douglas Dunwoody Karen Dyer Eddie Dykes Mike Dykes Harry Eberle Jackie Edrew Didra Ellerbee Gary Elliot Willie Elliot Becky Ellis David Ely Phyllis English Frankie Epolite Peggy Erb Kay Evans Rae Lynn Evenson Wanda Faircloth Debbie Farmer Lisa Feggins Liz Fingles Ricky Fisher Willie Flint Gerald Flowers Orlando Font Derrick Forehand Penelope Forest Cheryl Fowle Allen Fox Jackie Francis Lisa Franklin Felecia Gardner Joni Gardner Lisa Gamer Angela Gilbert Daniel Gilliland Cynthia Givens 106 Robert Gould Priscilla Graddy Todd Green John Greene Kim Greene Gregory Greer Otis Griffin Chuck Grimes Lisa Grimes Chris Grimsley Martha Guajardo Carol Guthrey Darrell Guthrey James Guthrie Brenda Hall Mary Hardwick Tammy Hare Doreen Harper Debbie Harrington Mike Harris Jerry Hashimoto Robert Hatchett Debbie Henderson Dina Henderson David Henry Donald Herndon Marion Hester Kurt Heugetter Robin Hickman Greg Hicks Jim Hight Nina Hill Sally Hitt Alvin Hodge Calvin Hodge Marinda Hall Tonya Hamilton Susan Hanlon Ricky Hann Willie Harden 107 Willie Hodge Susan Hollingsworth Debra Hollis James Hollis Raven Hollis Rodney Holmes Melanie Horne Lisa Howard Marcus Howard Dennis Howe Sherry Hyde Karen Ingram Elaine Jackson Greg Jackson Regina Jackson David Huff Valerie Hughley Alfred Hunter Tommy Huntington Thurston Hurst Victoria Jackson Stephen Jennings Alice Jiles Donna Johnson Sonya Johnson Harry Jones Sylvester Jones Greg Jordan Chantale Joseph Linda Joyner Paul Kalyandjian Brett Karanovich Wayne Karanovich Martha Kelly Nancy Kim Judy Kinard Bonnie LaClair Jay LaMont Tom Langford Cindy Larry 108 Ralph Ligon Joseph Lind Cary Liner Jerome Lockhart Brenda Lowe Ken Lucas Jackie Lyles Theresa Mackey Curtis Madesitt David Mann Pam Mann Jeri Marshall Regina Martin Sandra Martin Kim Massey Cathy Matheson Connie Mathis Charles Matthess Paula Matthews Tommy Matthews Mike May Tammy Mayberry John McArthur Kevin McBride Vicky McCraw Connie McCullough Vanessa McDaniel Kathy Mclntire June Me Kenner Helen McKinney Kenneth McKnight Robin McNeal Gussie Me Tyre David Meders Jessie Miles Karen Miller Carlos Miranda Felix Miranda Lisa Mirick Jimmy Monte 109 Charles Moore Kim Moore Kenny Morgan Craig Myers Karen Myers Nedra Myers Gwen Nace LeeRoy Nagy Saundre Nelson Roberta Newman Janice Norwood Gabriela Omboy Gaby Omboy Rita O'Neal Amy Owen Warren Pace Deborah Parker Robin Parker Terry Parks David Phillips Shirley Phillips Cathy Pines Edward Pinkney Charles Poe Mary Pritchett Vivian Puryear Billy Ray David Reed Carolyn 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Welch Sherry Welch Theresa West Neal Westbrook Verna Whitaker Elbert White Gregg White Steve White Betty Whittlesey 12 Vanessa Whittlesey Alice Wicks Jennifer Wiggins Teresa Wilboum Darrin Williams David Williams Gloria Williams Karl Williams Pam Williams Angela Willis Kevin Wilson Kim Wilson Robert Wilson Silvia Wilson Tony Wilson Eileen Wooley Dennis Wright Sharon Wright Tommy Wright Kim Wynn 113 114 administra tion 117 William W. 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Beverly Schlitzkus TYPING, SHORTHAND, OFFICE PRACTICE I Florida Southern College - B.S. Back Row: Mr. Harding, Mrs. Reid; Front Row: Mrs. Moyel, Mrs. Farmer, Miss Schlitzkus. 119 counselors Carolyn Ferguson FRESHMAN COUNSELOR Sponsor: Human Relations Committee: University of South Carolina - B.A., M. A. Delores Sanders GUIDANCE DIRECTOR Duquesne University - M.Ed. Mr. Pinson, Mrs. Sanders, Mrs. Ferguson 120 fine arts department Harry Johnson Charlie C. Walker Leon Brown INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Sponsor: Band, Flag Girls, Majorettes; Alabama A M - B.S.; Temple Uni- versity - M.Mus. Ed.; Auburn Univer- sity - S.Ed. ART I, II, III, IV Sponsor: Explorers Photography Club; Columbus College - B.A. VOCAL MUSIC Sponsor: Choral Groups, Ensemble, Spirit Club; University of Alabama - B.S., M.A. Ii brarians Maretta Taylor HEAD LIBRARIAN Albany State - B.S.; Indiana Univer sity - M.S. home economics department Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Burton Pamela Burton HOME ECONOMICS Sponsor: FHA, Cheerleaders Tennessee Technological University - B.S. Back Row: Mr. Rodriguez, Miss Sewell, Ms. Edge, Mrs. Agnew, Mrs. Carpenter, Ms. Ostrander, Mrs. Galbraith, Mr. McCall: Front Row: Coach Works, Mrs. Bradley, Mrs. Hendrix, Mrs. Snopkowski, Mrs. Singh. english department 123 Sandra Bradley Wanda Carpenter ENGLISH III Sponsor: National Honor Society, Spirit Club; Auburn University - B.S.; Georgia State University - M.Ed.; Columbus College - M. A. Sherry Edge ENGLISH IV Sponsor: Spirit Club: Troy State Uni- versity - B.A.; Columbus College - M.Ed. 124 Lillian Galbraith ENGLISH I Sponsor: Student Council; Tuskegee Institute - B.S.; M.E.D. Glenda Hendrix ENGLISH III, JOURNALISM - YEARBOOK Sponsor: Yearbook Staff, Quill and Scroll; Samford University - B.A., M. A. Troy McCall ENGLISH II Livingstone College - B.A. Betty Ostrander GERMAN, ENGLISH I Sponsor: German Club: Georgia State University - A.B. Ruben M. Rodriguez SPANISH Sponsor: Spanish Club; Columbus Col- lege - B.S. Paula P. Simko ENGLISH I Columbus College - B.A.; Georgia State University - M.E.D. Karen Sewell FRENCH, ENGLISH I Sponsor: J.V. Cheerleader; University of North Carolina - B.A. Susan Snopkowski ENGLISH II, LATIN I and II Sponsor: Debate Club; St. Bonaventure University - B.A.; Auburn University - M.Ed. 125 mathematics department Pamela Co ffie Id ANALYSIS. GEOMETRY. MODERN MATH II Sponsor: Mu Alpha Theta; University of Georgia - B.S.; Georgia State Uni- versity - M.Ed. CarolJ. Knight MODERN MATH II. GEOMETRY, PHYSICAL SCIENCE Auburn University - B.S. Mrs. Knight, Mrs. Coffield, Mr. McDaniel, Mrs. Koart, Miss Lee, Mrs. McKindra, Mr. Willis 126 Diane B. Koart ALGEBRA I, GENERAL MATH I Auburn University - B.S., M.E.D. Joyce Marie Lee MATH I, GENERAL MATH II Mercer University - B.S. Raymond McDaniel MODERN MATH, GENERAL MATH II LaGrange College - A.B. Martha McKindra Andrew Nolan Jon D. Willis ALGEBRA II, ADVANCED ALGEBRA, GENERAL MATH I University of Arkansas - B.S. GEOMETRY, ALGEBRA I, GENERAL MATH I Columbus College - B.S. ALGEBRA II, GENERAL MATH I Sponsor: Football, J.V. Basketball; Columbus College - B.S. 127 physical education department Sandra Matheny PHYSICAL EDUCATION Sponsor: Tennis Team; George Pea- body College - B.S. i Mr. Walker, Miss Powers, Mrs. Matheny, Coach Norris 128 pre-vocational department Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Davis, Ms. Nelson Gordon J. Burke R.O.T.C. R.O.T.C., Rifle Team, Drill Team Jesse W. Chambers R.O.T.C. ROVING INSTRUCTOR 129 social science department Walter Haralson WORLD HISTORY. U.S. HISTORY Sponsor: Spirit Club, Senior Class: University of Indiana - B.S.; Colum- bus College - B.S., M.Ed. Linda Jones SOCIAL EDUCATION Sponsor: Flag Girls; Columbus College - B.S., M.Ed. Back Row: Mr. Mackey, Mr. Reynolds - Student Teacher; Middle Row: Mr. Kennedy, Miss Jones, Mrs. Cole, Mr. Reese, Mr. Shumate; Front Row: Mr. Staley, Mr. Haralson, Miss Skinner. Claude Shumate WORLD HISTORY, SOCIAL EDUCATION Sponsor: Assistam Football Coach: Transylvania University - B.A.: Lex- ington Theological Seminary, M.Th. Edmund J. Kennedy III WORLD HISTORY Louisiana State University - B.S.: University of Alaska - M.A.; Georgia State University - Ed.S. Parker Mackey, Jr. SOCIAL EDUCATION Georgia State University - M.A.; Auburn University - B.S. James Reese SOCIAL EDUCATION Sponsor: Football Cross Country, Track, Wrestling: University of Geor- gia - B. A. U.S. HISTORY, U.S. GOVERNMENT, CONTEMPORARY HISTORY Sponsor: National Honor Society, Sen- ior Class: Georgia College - B.S., M. Ed.: Georgia Southern - Ed.S. U.S. HISTORY. SOCIOLOGY American University - M.A. 131 vocational education Drucilla Crawford COSMETOLOGY Albany Stale College - B.A.: Univer- sity of Georgia - M. A. AUTO MECHANICS Tuskegee Institute - B.S.; University of Georgia - M. Ed. INDUSTRIAL ART, MECHANICAL DRAWING Sponsor: R.O.A.; University of Mary- land - B.S. Mr. Edmunds, Mr. Reeves, Mrs. Crawford, Mr. Penny, Col. Nett. Bobby Penny CONSTRUCTION CLUSTER University of Georgia L J Arthur S. Reeves INDUSTRIAL ARTS (WOODWORK) Savannah State College - B.S. issp Gerald Turner Sponsor: Football, Basketball; Fort Valley State College - B.S. Rujean James, Aide 133 secretaries Ma ttie Cra wford LIBRARY CLERK Carrie Harice ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY Margo Leatherland SECRETARY TO THE PRINCIPAL Wit tie Ward E.S.S.A. AIDE 134 many thanks to all of our teachers 0 0 0 We, as spencerians, are proud to have such dedicated and enthusiastic teachers, they help us to understand and better our- selves through education, teachers are not the only ones who help mold our paths through life, we are also guided by other staff members, such as secretaries and aides. custodians securi ty guards Edna Brown Harry Sidensrricker Hopper McKnight Charlie Williams Hebron Curry John Hill 135 ORGANI NATIONS 136 more brains than brawn . . . national honor society the national honor society, composed of the top academic students of spencer, each spring inducts new members in a candlelight ceremony, this ceremony holds a special place for everyone, whether they are just observing or are being inducted, this year the n.h.s. sponsored a paper drive to raise money for the 1977 induction and a possible year-end trip, members of the n.h.s. were easily recognizable by the bright blue and gold jerseys they purchased this year with the n.h.s. emblem on the front. rack ROK :bMnâ Marnn Taylorâ Wchard Hagborg. Jeanette McCraw, Larry Hamon, Walter Karpinia, Elton Davis Richard Trom. Mike Fry, David Goeres, Willie Jordan, Unknown, Mike Hefty, Wayne Smith, Mrs. Cole; Middle Row- Mrs. Brown Brian Ste- phens. Jay Malo, Floyd Smith, Vikki Jacobs, Pete Jung. Susan Lind, Faye Arrighi. Mike Tipton, Vanessa Farmer, Cathy Williams, Nell Charter, Lesley tucker, Miss Skinner: Front Row: Debbie Williamson, Donna Williamson, Shelley Larry, Julie Bullock Jackie Davis Karen McNealy, Delons Smith, Sharon Shoemaker. Beth Britt, Pat Booth. Deanna Marlowe. Elaine Melvin! Angie Wilson, Annette Dyer the best angle is a try-angle. . . mu alpha theta mu alpha theta is a national high school and junior college mathematics club founded for those students wanting to improve math skills or broaden their field of mathematical opportunities, this year, our mu alpha theta students attended various mathematics tourna- ments, including the georgia south- western tournament. 2333 Back Row: Bruce Fingles. Mike Tipton. Wayne Smith, Elton Davis, Walter Karpima, David Goeres; Middle kow: Mrs. v-omeiu - opu - , Russell Roby, Annette Dyer. Shelley Larry, Julie Bullock, Terri Burns, Carol Martin, Cathy Williams; Front Row: Martin Taylor, Albert Duncan, Mike Fry. Not Pictured: Tim Karanovich, Pres. sor Richard Hagborg 139 . . . the truth shall make you free quill and scroll this national organization was originated in 1926 for the pur- pose of encouraging those stu- dents talented in the field of journalism. the spencer chapter has been organized for five years. guided by ms. agnew and ms. hendrix, this organization hopes to build the initiative for better and more ambitious jour- nalism students. Back Row: Greg Campbell. Wayne Smith, Angie Wilson, Teresa Boren, Cynthia Mitchell; Middle Row: Shelley Larry, Annette Dyer, Linda Shelling. Vanessa Farmer; Front Row; Julie Bullock. Petira Bruce. Vikki Jacobs. MO in conclusion 0 0 0 debate club work, confusion, and triumph are the key words used in describing the life of a debater. learning to speak persua- sively, think reasonably, and practice oral communications are just a few skills acquired through participation in this club. mrs. kay agnew and mrs. susan snop- kowski are the advisors for the 1976-77 debate team, they feel that through hard work and fierce determination the newly formed debate team will go far and accomplish much. the club partic- ipated in debates with columbus high school, hardaway high school, pacelli high school, and attended the regional finals at carrollton, georgia. members of the debate team itself are james harrell, shelley larry, julie bullock, and sonya rentz. ack Row: Jeff Mackey, Sonya Remz, Walter Karpinia erri Burns. Julie Bullock, Shelley Larry. Jackie Davis, Cedric Leake; tront kow: james narren, lwuic Ml lending a helping hand guidance aides office aides Back Row: Richard James, Gail Hornsby, Gregory Mitchell Joy Mills, Melinda Walker, Susan Shouppe, Kitty Karnes, ' 1 ⢠Linda Shelling, Pat Koffman, Bruce Fingles, Pete Jung Theresa Dumas, Wilda Byrd. Kim Myers, Jane Cotton. Paula Mathews Jeanie Cotton Wanda Harper Ramona Williams Debbie Avellina library aides Get into the Back Row: Carol Martin. David Blackmon. Carol Morgan, David Ely, Valerie Boggs, Douglas Ely, Geraldine Fonson. Johnnie Massie, Jan Faniel, Freddie Baldwin. Deborah Ballen. Robert Mapp. Tammy Beard, Lajuene Campbell, Cynthia Martin. Don- ald Morgan; Front Row; Althea Brown, G. W. Herndon, Uliana Strange, Diane Hill, Ramona Rancourt. Pat Register. Teresa Boren, Leslie Colon, David Keller, Linda Byrd. 143 ladies and gentlemen . . . future business leaders of america promoting leadership among business students is the job of f.b.l.a. this club performed several projects to raise money for sending representatives to state meetings this year, this active group, led by pete jung, has produced many able student leaders. â I Reâd,âCy l,hia ,0hnSOn' Car0lyn Dawkinsâ Tina Iackson- Janet Morris, Karen McNealy, Pete Jung, Pat Ketterer r vyilllams- Richard James. Alisa Jackson, Sharon Myers, Kitty Karnes. John Russell, Mrs. Farmer: Sitting- Edna Karnes Connie Howell, Eugene Banks, Beth Brin, Mike Hefty, Regina Crittenden, Marissa James. Melvin Hardy, Brendf Culpepper 144 a woman's work is never done . . . future homemakers of america the f.h.a. organization of spencer high school is engaged in prep- aration for the future in homemaking and community work, spencer has been fortunate to have a f.h.a. chapter for two years. president - vice-president - secretary - treasurer - committee chairman - public relations - advisor - --linda shelling --blondell thomas --princess crittenden --linda alexander --tami colombus --kathy shause - -mrs. burton Back Row: Wanda Whittlesey Annie Stewart Angela Tatum Sherri Richmond Mrs. Burton, Sponsor Middle Row: Ella Simmons Rosie McArthur Pamela Green Amanda Harris Beryl Scott Charlene Jones Stacy Moss Front Row: Linda Shelling Blondell Thomas Linda Alexander Princess Crittenden Kathy Shause us tque pasa?. . . Spanish club what's happening in the Spanish club? this yearâs group, under the guidance of mr. rodriguez, the new Spanish teacher, has been truly active, for example, they visited nurs- ing homes and gave baskets to the needy, they also contrib- uted a large float to the home- coming caravan and success- fully hosted a mexican fiesta in the cafeteria and gym. this fiesta presented students with both mexican food and lively combo music, the club enjoyed several meetings held at panc- hoâs little mexico restau- rant. officers: shelly larry - cindy larry - cindy deroche - not pictured: carlene petit - mr. rodriguez - vice president treasurer secretary president sponsor Back Row: David DeRoche, Russell Roby, Bruce Fingles, Alex Lamboy. Dean Mobly, David Daniels, Mike Pritchett, Sharon Wright, Lisa DeWater, Carlene Petit, Sandra Nelson, Pam Green, Michael McKnight; 3rd Row: Mr. Rodriguez, Cathy Poe, Ruthie Wyman, Alice Weeks, Jimmy Torrence, Kevin Wilson, Albert Duncan, Gwen Harper. Deloris Smith, Sharon Shoe- maker, Brenda Jennings, Didra Ellerbe, Cindy Larry, Jennifer Corbitt, Rhonda Milligan, Elbert White. Ronita Stephens, Lisa Franklin. Robert Newman. Shelley Larry; 2nd Row: Dorothy Pangelinan. Debbie Vick, Terry Burns, Wanda Maslen, Kiwani Grantham, Deanna Marlowe, Chris Butler, Susan Hanlon, Carol Guthrey. Terry Smith, Debbie Shipman, Rachael Ballen, Karen Dyer: Front Row: Junior Sierra, Tommy Wright. 1 46 deutschen haben mehr spass. . . german club yes, germans have more fun. the german club, composed of members of the german classes, promotes the study of the german lan- guage and customs. this year the club held a party at emmy's snitzel hause. they also worked vigorously on a dance program in the traditional european style. president----richard trout vice-president â-charlene andree secretary-treasurer-james guthrie representative---kurt andree sponsor------miss ostrander Back Row: Chris Grimsley, James Guthrie, Tom Sand, Pete Jung, Cary Liner, Cynthia Walters, Carlos Villagomez, Larry Hamon, David Keller, Mike Hefty, Todd Hann, Dewayne Breazeale, Uli Strange, Richard Trout, Charlene Andree, Chuck Grimes, Mary Burford, Diana Reyes, Robert Cone, Miss Ostrander; Middle Row: Debbie Avellina, Robert Chamberlain, Lisa Allison, Lani Hashimoto, Judy Cogar, Pam Carter, Derek Drummond, Mike Glaze, Brett Karanovich, Sylvia Zinser, Robert Corley, Freddie Britt, David Phillips, Jack Griffith; Front Row: Elaine Hicks, Renee Beam, Kurt Andree, Carmen Phillips, Vondra Spraggins, Gaby Polk, Tammy Mayberry, Priss Rentz, Gaby Omboy, Page Walters, Karen Myers, Larry Gross, Beth Britt, Mary Ellen Dupont. 147 lights, camera, action . . . as the curtain rises, a hush falls over the audience, allowing us to escape into our imaginations, this year the drama group has performed two one-act plays entitled a soul gone home and impromptu, and the formal presenta- tion of vignettes titled celebration. the students, under the direction of mrs. bradley and malik purley, were highly commended for their performances, malik, an artist-in-residence fresh from new york, added to spencer in many ways, when asked, he commented, i feel our performances before the school have brought unity to the drama stu- dents.â the students benefited from his presence during the yearâs first semester, president - sharon shoemaker secretary - vicki haracourt vice-president - pat ketterer business manager - robena byrd drama club Back Row: Mrs. Bradley, Gerri Marshall, Alphonso Johnson. Donna Jones, Terry Mobley, Connie Howell, Pat Alexander, Becky Dow- len, Mike Free, Vicki Haracourt, Ann Gardner, Jeff Mackey; Middle Row: Pat Ketterer, Shirley Akridge, Yvonne Gallardo, Sharon Shoemaker, Angela Young, Yvette Turner, Ambertena Andrews, Deanna Marlowe, Sherri Hyde: Front Row: Jeff Acker, Jenny Wiggins, Robena Byrd. Mr. Purley, Erin Wiggins, Thelma Whitaker, Deborah McNealy, Lisa Franklin, Carol Martin, Beverly Juhan, Michael McKnight. 48 may i help you? 0 0 0 courtesy club serving as official hostesses, the members of the newly formed courtesy club have aided during various school functions, working as school guides and ushering during drama productions and p.t.a. meetings, with mrs. brad- leyâs guidance, they hope to be assets to spencer and the community. Back Row: Sabrnia Bowns, Janice Branscomb, Sharon Hardy, Mrs. Bradley; From Row: Connie Howell, Regina Criitenden, Cheryl Thomas. Back Row: Vikki Jacobs, Kitty Karnes, Brenda Jennings, Edna Karnes, Donna Purdon; Front Row: Larry Gross. Russell Tiffany, Mike Hefty, Zelford Leonard, Stuart Karano- vich. Not Pictured: Wayne Smith. smile, you're on candid camera explorers' photography post the members of explorers' post learn the fundamentals of photography in creating the best possible pictures. the post has grown from just a small handful of spencer students to a larger group which includes students from several schools, the group, sponsored by mr. johnson, participated actively and yielded many top photographers, wayne smith and tom Stafford won awards for their work at the columbus square art show in the fall. president---vikki jacobs vice-president-kitty karnes secretary---danette hicks treasurer---brenda jennings sgt.-at-arms---zelford leonard 149 whistle while you work ⢠⢠⢠distributive education d.e.c.a. is a national youth program whose purpose is to develop future leaders for marketing and distribution, students engaged in a project of producing and selling the popular leather wristbands to learn more about marketing and to raise money, students enrolled in d.e. go to required classes, including one d.e. class period, and work in the afternoons and mornings. Back Row: Terry Paulk. Rick Hultz, John Coll, Ben Keuerer, Bob McAbee, Ken Cary; 3rd Row: Gary Freeman, Mike Lang, Tommy Guthrie, Sonny Woods, John Curti, Allen Moring, Fred Tramel, Greg Bennefield, David Hill. Bobby Davis, Keith Alexander, Jeff Acker, Mr. Harding, Sponsor; 2nd Row: Jimmy Trawick. Oscar Willis, Keith Bums, Jay Malo, DeWayne Jones, Tim Flanagan, David Moring, Mark Cogar, John Lorms, Floyd Baker; Front Row: Willie Jordan, Sabrina Bowens, Roslyn Justice, Peggy Hudson, LaDebra Woods, Donna Christian, Cindy Ragan, Diane Warrick, Wendy Waggener. 150 keep the presses rolling. . . spehisco the SPEHISCO staff has really been busy this year learning, experiencing, and accomplishing, the object of the group is to acquaint the student members with the many and complicated tasks involved in preparing a newspaper. editor associate editor news leader feature article leader sports leader advertising leader an leader typist advisor ----vikki jacobs ----janice scott ----cheryl sisson ----faye arrighi ----deborah mcnealy ----gayle mcbride and shirley akridge ----donna purdon ----angie wilson ----mrs. agnew Back Row: Glenn Moeller. Wayne Smith, Becky Dowlen, Donna Millbauer, Terri Burns, Faye Arrighi, Lillian May, Sandra Martin, Mrs. Agnew, Vanessa Farmer, Sandy Lamont, Angie Wilson, Ann Gardner, Beverly Juhan; Front Row: Donna Jones, Cheryl Sisson, Donna Purdon, Janice Scott, Vikki Jacobs, Shirley Akridge, Gayle McBride, Deborah McNealy, Cora Ligon, Terralyn Russell, Kathy Davis, Denise Francis, Madeleine Kalyandjian, Cynthia Burns. 151 togetherness was the key element in successfully creating the 1976-77 SPENCERIAN, the staff is formed of many smaller staffs working together to estab- lish one large group and one outstanding book, the copy staff devoted much of its time to writing headlines and paragraphs about all the clubs, organizations, and activities in our school, the layout staff drew different patterns and forms for every page in the book. the business staff worked hard selling advertisements and other items to raise money for the book, photo detail staff selected the best pic- tures, taken by staff photographers, to use in the book, the staff worked together enthusiastically to produce a satisfying book for the school. editor-in-chief-----annette dyer layout editor-----linda shelling photography editor------pat koffman copy editor-----shelley larry business editor-----karen mcnealy making it happen . . . spencerian staff Back Row: Glenn Moeller. Karen Sundie, Karen McNealy, Wayne Smith; Middle Row: Greg Campbell. Zelford Leonard, Pat Koffman. Julie Bullock. Ronita Stephens, Cynthia Mitchell, Petira Bruce. Shelley Larry, Debra Hood. Floyd Smith. Teresa Boren; Front Row: Annette Dyer, Mark Hill, Marylin Hutchison, Mary Ellen Dupont, Sharon Hardy. Not Pictured: Linda Shelling, Amy Baxter. 152 photography staff layout staff copy staff photographers business staff one for all, and all for one. . . student council yes, the goal of the student council is to promote the idea of togethernessâ within the spencer student body, mem- bers of student council learn diplomatic procedures and represent their fellow stu- dents - their ideas, suggestions, and crit- icisms. thus, each student has a voice in school functions through student council. this year the student council had a very successful thanksgiving drive to gather food for others and also sponsored several school dances. president-----melvin hardy vice-president------linda shelling secretary-----linda watt treasurer-----julie bullock advisors------mrs. lewis, mrs. galbraith Back Row: Mrs. Galbraith, Regina Crittenden. Linda Shelling, Linda Watt, Karen McNealy, Teresa Boren. Honise Weldon. Mark Hill. Zelford Leonard, Richard James. Danette Hicks, Mrs. Lewis; 2nd Row: Ronita Stephens, Cathy Williams, Elaine Melvin, Cynthia Mitc- M M I ; Va essa Farmerâ Deloris Smithâ Marylin Hutchison; 3rd Row: Cindy Bums. Annette Blackmon. Debra Hood. Debo- ah McNealy , Twyla Wheeler, Joyce Rundell; Front Row: Tammie Mayberry. Sherri Hyde, Cindy Larry, Karen Dence, Yvette Turner, Jom Gardner, Laroda Barnes. 154 senior represen ta tives sophomore representatives i'd like to teach the world to sing 0 0 0 chorus a chorus student studies and performs good choral music, the members learn different varieties of music in different languages, all the way from pop rock to gloria da valtia. the choral groups produced a number of finalists and a winner, lesley tucker, in the senior and junior all-state competi- tions. they also presented a Christmas concert and performed in the homecom- ing pep rally, the ensemble went to an ensemble fair; and at the end of the year the concert and all girls chorus presented a pop concert. Leslie Tucker, All-State Back: Lavoyn Jones, Mike Russell, Cedric Leake, Jeff Myers; Front: Lisa Back Row: Mike McKnight, Alphonzo Smoot, Lavoyn Jones, Mike Russell, Cedric Leake, Jeff Dinkins, Jeff Myers, Rocky Blaxton; Middle Row: Yvette Turner, Elaine Hicks, Debbie Hutto, Becky Dowlen, Lawanda Robinson, Shirley Ackridge, Karen Sundie, Lisa Chapman; Front Row: Amanda Harris, Lynn Campbell, Valerie Harper, Julie Bullock, Angie Wilson, Patty Hill, Pat Register, Debra Stripling, Mr. Walker. concert choir 156 mixed beginning chorus ensemble Chapman, Angie Wilson; Not Pictured Lesley Tucker. Back Row; Mike Seldon, Ricky Williams, Earl Powell, Eric Hill, Jeff Mackey; Middle Row: Ambertina Andrews, Andrea Brown, Debra Branscomb, Carolyn Amyette, Jennifer Corbitt, Pam Fehleuer, Patricia Bailey; Front Row: Mr. Walker, Carolyn Render, Pam Carter, Sandra Mitchell, Giowamia Ingersoll, Connie Howell, Elaine Jackson. Back: Lavoyn Jones, Mike Russell, Cedric Leake, Jeff Myers; Front: Lisa Chapman, Angie Wilson; Not Pictured: Lesley Tucker. Middle Row: Pat Ketterer, Penelope Forrest, Pamela Green, Andrea Bush, Abby James, Un Hee Yu, Kathleen Gross; Front Row: Gwendolyn Harper, Sally Hitt, Kim Moore, Nell Charter, Debbie Vick, Nancy Kim, Mr. Walker. girls' chorus 15 7 tabu, tabu, fa, fa, tabu . . . spencer greenwave spirit club has participated actively in the motivation of spirit this year at spencer. the purpose of s. g. s. c. is to instill spirit and motivation, to move to unite and organize spencer high behind its entire ath- letics program, the trademark for s.g.s.c. is a green jersey with spencer spirit inscribed across the front, the newly formed group participated in pep rallies, foot- ball games, the homecoming parade, basketball games, track meets and other athletics, they also made appearances at school p.t.a. meetings, worked for march of dimes, and proposed a year end picnic. president - ray morgan vice president - cindy larry secretary - deborah ballen activities chairman - dee dee milligan spirit club Mr Haraison - Spenser. Beverly Juhan, Debbie Massa. Verenda Walker. Cynthia Givens. Nadine Alexander. Verna Whittaker. Frances Childress. Lisa Jimmerson, Linda Childress. Felicia Downs, Susan Hanlon, Dawn Kitchens. Chris Butler, Sharon Hardy. Amanda Harris, Deborah Ballen. Tammy Newman, Julie Bullock, Cindy Larry, Brenda Swanson, Sandra Alman. Alice Wicks, Robin Crittenden, Geral- Sponsor 001 D°nna WiUiamSOnâ Lisa Franklin sherry HYdeâ sie McArthur. Annie Cody, Mrs. Carpenter - Sponsor. Mrs. Edge - 158 stepping high . . . wavettes the wavettes are a twenty-two girl ââdance ' line which performs with the band during half time at the football games, they do dance routines which are a combination of modem dance and drill positions, they, like the majorettes, joined the band to march in parades, always stepping high and smiling. capiain-------sharon myers co-captain--------wanda boggs squad leaders-----valerie boggs clara banks secretary-----debra hood treasurer-----geri russell officers------connie howell ambertena andrews Back Row: Ambertena Andrews, Wanda Boggs, Connie Howell, Andrea Bush, Marissa James, Valerie Boggs, Angie Wilson; Front Row: Cheryl Byrd, Gail Hornsby, Debra Hood, Geri Russell, Linda Byrd, Sharon Myers, Sandra Hornsby, Wanda Whittlesey, Annetta Snead, Althea Brown, Deborah McNealy. 159 practice makes perfect 0 0 0 marching band the purpose of the william h. spencer high school marching band is to meet the musical needs of the school in every way possible. the s.h.s. band participated actively in many different activities this year, they had several flea markets to raise money for band functions and also were in the phenix city Christmas parade and our own homecoming caravan, they gave many outstanding perform- ances at student body assemblies, football games, and at local band festivals, with their many goals for the future, this group is moving on toward even better things! 160 Starla Austin, Linda Alexander, Rachel Ballen, Carol Battles, Mike Bennett, DeWayne Breazeale, Edgar Brooks, Cindy Burns, Warren Burns, Arthur Butts, Greg Campbell, Char- lotte Chamberlain, James Clinton, Robert Conley, Eric Dean, Jeffery Dean, Terri DeBrabant, Keith Dicker- son, Maverick Drake, David Duffy, Albert Duncan, James Dupont, Paul Dupont, Greg Evans, Robert Everidge, Vanessa Farmer, Stephen Fisher, Robin Fetter, Penelope Forest, Darla Foy, Michael Fry, Joni Gardner, John Greene, Pamela Green, Mark Hardin, James Harrell, Randolph Harris, David Haynes, David Hill, Keith Hill, Tim Hull, Thurston Hurst, Alisa Jackson, Deborah Johnson, Martha Kelly, Wayne Karanovich, Sandy Lamont, Cedric Leake, Florence Lusano, Jeff Mackey, Sheila Maddox, Tammy Mayberry, Helen McKinney, Andy McNeal, Robin McNeal, Rhonda Mil- ligan, Carlos Miranda, Felix Miranda, Glenn Naler, Sandra Nelson, Daniel Osborne, Andy Patterson, Randy Pierce, Cindy Ragan, Priscilla Rentz, Sonya Rentz, Lydia Roberson, Mary Roberts, Beverly Rumley, Richard Rumley, Mike Russell, Roderick Sharpe, Deloris Smith, Keenan Sprag- gins, Eroll Stevenson, Ronita Ste- phens Annie Stewart, Connie Tipton, Spencer Turner, Jose Valenzuela, Walter Ward, Karl Williams, Theresa Williams, Deborah Williamson, Kel- vin Wilson, Marion Wilson, Melvin Wilson, Robert Wilson, Tony Wilson, Timothy Woods, Eileen Wooley, Jan Youmans, Roger Zimmerman. Director: Mr. Brown Drum Majors: Debby Williamson, Arthur Butts Section Leaders: Flute - Cindy Burns; Clarinet - Vanessa Farmer; Trombones - Tim Hull; Baritones - DeWayne Breazeale; Trumpets - Keith Burns; French Homs - Mike Fry; Drums - David Haynes, Cedric Leake; Basses - David Hill; Bass Clarinets - Mary Roberts. Not Pictured: Bassons - James Harrell; Saxophones - Glenn Naler; Oboe - Joni Gardner. 161 strutting out. . . flag girls and majorettes this is the first year for flag girls performing with the spencer high school marching band, the presentation by the girls contributed to a more interesting and eye-catching half-time show. the leadership and dedication of captain pamela green helped the girls tremendously in this first year of work, next year the group plans to be even better. Pamela Green, Captain Linda Alexander, Co-Captain Sharon Calhoun, Brenda Jackson, Patricia Byrd, Debra Colbert, Joyce Hill, Sandra Tate, Lajuene Campbell, Betty Crowell, Linda Alexander, Pamela Green. Robin Fetter Deborah Johnson Rhonda Milligan Alisa Jackson, Captain the majorettes also perform with the marching band at parades and during half-time shows during football season, after football season, the girls return to playing various instru- ments. on the field, the girls perform dance routines, baton routines, and other items that lend them- selves to making a favorable presentation to the public, this year the majorettes have been a much improved group, perhaps because of the intense work done at band camp over the summer, where miss susan tar- ply from valdosta helped the group develop new routines. Ronita Stephens Annie Stewart Eileen Woody 163 spencer green and gold. . . varsity cheerleaders cheering spencer teams on to victory was the job of our cheerleaders, by promoting school spirit and generally setting an enthusiastic mood, these girls helped enlarge the size and enthusiasm of spectator crowds, the cheerleaders began work early last summer, helped during football camp, and led spencer cheers throughout foot- ball and basketball seasons. Captain - Deborah Rhymes, Sharon Shoemaker, Co-Captain - Laquetta Jenkins, Angela Jones, Wilda Byrd, Honise Weldon. Darnetta Jones, Co-Captain - Linda Shelling, Roslyn Justice, Deanna Marlowe. . . . has lots of so junior varsity cheerleaders the j.v. cheerleaders worked with the varsity cheerleaders in the promotion of school spirit. like the varsity cheerleaders, they led the student body in cheers and represented spencer at local sport functions. Shirley Phillips Debbie Beard Gwen Dove Aqua Harris - Captain Terralyn Russell Lisa Allison Gillian Smith Lisa Nolan 165 hup, two, three, four. . . j.r.o.t.c. the reserve officer training corps promotes leadership and develops self-discipline. color guard with the presentation of the flag, the color guard has formally opened various activities, such asp.t.a. meetings, concerts, and pep rallies. From Back: William Walker, Larry Smith, Joe Villareal, Johnnie Jones, Ruth Weyman, Charles Poe, Joann Vick, James Greene, Cmd. a company ij t Nicholas Ashcraft, Frederick Britt, Juanita Bryan, Sonya Byrd, Robert Chamberlain, James Clinton, Annie Cody, Ola Davis, John Green, John Griffith, Tammy Hare, Michael Harris, Marion Hester, Rodney Holmes, Valerie Hugley, Alfred Hunter, Gary Iber, Stephen Jen- nings. Teresa Locklear, David Mann, Michael May, Glenda McKenner, Theresa McPeeks, Gussie McTyre. Ronnie Moore, Gwen Nance, Leroy Nagy. Roberta Newman, David Phillips. Charles Poe, Tracey Robinson, John Roop. Stephen Seagle, Daniel Shorter, Terry Smith. Cynthia Swanson, Lisa Vanderwater, Joann Vick, Ruthie Wayman, Terry Weaver, Jeffery Westbrook, Cynthia Young, Paul Dupont, Martha Davis, Ronnie Davis. batta Ilion staff Marion Wilson, CSM Dale Mclntire, Asst. S-l George Andrews, Asst. S-2 Elton Davis, Asst. S-3 Wendell Herndon, Asst. S-4 Donna Williamson, S-5 Uliana Strange, S-l James Greene, S-2 Johnnie Massie, S-3 Steve Dotson, S-4 Debby Williamson, S-5 Carlos Villagomez, Bn. Co. b company Patricia Anthony, Gwen Balfour, Mark Bokina, Dennis Bondon, Johnny Bowman, Charles BranscomD, pninip eye, uoyre .x w Cobb, Bruce Chreene, Roy Cloy, Vincent Colbert, Charles Collins, Mark Darling, David DeRoche, Diedee Ellerbe, Nicholas Harrell. Donald Herndon, Kurt Huegatter, Harry Jones, Kenneth Lucas, Wanda Maslen, Kathleen Mclntire, Reginald McTyre, Marilyn Mirick, Craig Meyers, Linda Perry, Kathy Roberts, Robert Shoemaker, Rickey Short, Larry Smith, Joe Villareal, Malcolm Vandergriff, Cynthia Walters, Ricky Hamm, Jerry Hashimoto, Brien Bush, Dennis Warrick, Alfonza Bentley, Alex Lamboy, Thomas Sand, Tim Flanagan. 168 drill team headed by cdt. It. larry hamon, the drill team has prac- ticed every day and works anx- iously preparing for all the vari- ous drill meets, one of the rou- tines or moves is the queen anneâs salute in a v-formation, as pictured. Todd Hann Carl Madison Keith Westmoreland Wendall Herndon Elton Davis Uliana Strange Larry Hamon Jeanette McCraw Douglas Ely George Andrews Johnny Massie David Karpinia Steve Dotson reserved officers' association this organization, which is under the leadership of col. robert nett, is a stepping stone for a college rote schol- arship and military career, this group is one of the few j.r.o.a. organizations in the nation, it holds meetings and has an annual drill meet to teach more about military life. Back Row: Steve Deroche, Larry Hamon, Dan Bechdolt, Elton Davis, Dale Mclntire, Todd Mann: 3rd Row: Jeanette McCraw, John Greene, David DeRoche, Jerry Hashimoto, George Andrews. David Karpinia, Cindy DeRoche; 2nd Row: Walter Karpinia, Donald Ely, Jeffery Cummings, Rodney Holmes, Greg Bruce, Ruth Wayman, Mark Moore, James Greene, Kurt Huegatter, Sgt. Burke, Steve Dotson; Front Row: Debby Williamson, Col. Nett, Wayne Smith, Carlos Villagomez, Major (Ret.) Yott, Uliana Strange. 169 â pressing energies toward a goal â striving for a higher level of achievement â accepting victory humbly; defeat, honorably â paths to glory tackle, interception, touchdown, ⢠⢠⢠varsity football this year spencer high schoolâs football team had great success with six victories, many of our play- ers received some form of award or recognition, the entire team was elected best team of the week in one of the local newspapers, head coach thomas works won best coach of the year. spencer is very proud of the 1976 football team and of its show of spirit and muscle, breck upshaw won all bi-city, as did jerry jackson and melvin wilson. co-owners of the academic award were tim beach and darrell langford. greg baxter and melvin wil- son won the golden helmet award, keep up the good work, greenwaves! 172 victory is our cry! Spencer 20 Carver 0 Spencer 6 Northside 14 Spencer 8 Kendrick 20 Spencer 30 Jordan 16 Spencer 7 North East 20 Spencer 12 Warner Robbins 54 Spencer 12 Hardaway 9 Spencer 14 Columbus 13 Spencer 41 Baker 0 Spencer 21 LaGrange 19 Back: Melvin Wilson, Anthony Williams, Eugene Banks, Sambo Johnson. Lathel Gardner: Front: Greg Baxter. Ricky Williams. Glen Naler, Jerry Jackson: Not Pic- tured: Richard Bettis. jimmy anthony - center offensive guard, eugene banks - offensive tackle. johnny banks - running back greg baxter - kicker and offensive tackle - golden helmet (co-recipient), tim beach - tight end - academic award (co- recipient), brady bennefield - offensive tackle, richard bettis - wide receiver - all bi-city (2nd team) - most improved offensive lineman (co-recipient), morris brown - linebacker - most improved defensive linebacker, john caldwell - quarterback - most valuable offensive player (co-recipient) - most improved offensive back (co-recipient) - player of the week - all bi-city (2nd team) - led region quarterbacks in touchdown passes thrown. alexander Carlisle - fullback - linebacker, aaron claibome - comerback. leslie colon - offensive tackle, freeman cooper - defensive back, jeffery dean - wide receiver, jerald dozier - defensive back, al drake - defensive tackle - offensive tackle, mike elliott - running back lathel gardner - wide receiver - most improved offensive back (co-recipient), ricky gibson - offensive guard - most improved offensive lineman (co-recipient), eric hill - defensive back, michael hourel - nose guard - head hunter award. jerry jackson - offensive tackle - all bi-city (1st team) - most valuable offensive lineman. sambo johnson - running back - line backer - most improved defensive back (co-recipient) - most valuable linebacker, eddie jones - running back - most valuable offensive back - team's leading rusher - player of the week - most improved defensive back (co-recipient), ined jones - defensive end - most improved defensive lineman (co-recipient), darrell langford - nose guard - most improved defensive lineman (co-recipient) - academic award (co-recipient), tim mathison - weak safety, leroy mccaskey - linebacker, perry moore - defensive end. ed pinkney - quarterback. earl powell - defensive tackle - most valuable defensive lineman - lineman of the week. Sylvester seldon - corner back, alphonso smoot - comerback. bernard thomas - defensive tackle, tyrone thomas - tight end. bobby upshaw - runningback. breck upshaw - wide receiver - most valuable offensive player (co-recipient) - teamâs and bi-city's leading scorer - all bi-city (1st team). ernest upshaw - weak safety - most improved defensive back (co-recipient), robert watkins - comer back - string safety - most valuable defensive player - most interceptions - player of the week - all bi- city (1st team) - led region in interceptions, anthony williams - defensive end - coaches' award. ricky williams - fullback. melvin wilson - center - defensive tackle - all bi-city (1st team) - player of the week - golden helmet (co-recipient), ricky wilson - defensive end. senior players spencerians are really proud of the fantastic football team and the record they set this year, the team really got together and hustled out some good performances and moves. 174 we played many good schools; but our team came out in the top through it all. spencerians went all the way to show our team we stood behind them through thick and thin. 175 down, se, hut, ⢠⢠⢠junior varsity football since this is the first year for junior varsity football competition in muscogee county, the games still need to grow in popularity because many schools do not have enough football players to form a j. v. squad. this yearâs team had an interesting season, celebrat- ing their victory over carver high school, the most val- uable offensive player was alexander Carlisle; and the most valuable defensive player was brady bennefield. most of these team members also played varsity foot- ball, so they kept busy during the season! Back Row: Jimmy Anthony. Ricky Wilson, Brady Bennefield, Leslie Colon, Freddie Davis, Bernard Thomas, Tim Beach, Calvin Bailey; Middle Row: Leroy McCaskey, A1 Drake, Alex Carlisle, Dennis Warrick, Freeman Cooper, Gerald Dozier, Eric Hill, Tim Matheson, Willie Flint; Front Row: Bobby Upshaw, Cary Liner, Edward Pinkey, Alfonzo Seldon, Marlon Sharpe, Jeff Dean, Mike Elliott, Jesse Banks. 176 go! fight! win!. . . freshman football even though the freshman football team went through difficult times, most of the team members learned that there was more to football than just playing the game, next year they all will be better players because of their experience on this squad. three young men showed outstanding potential, according to coach gerald turner, most outstanding defensive player was james davis, most outstanding offensive players were edward pinkney and calvin bailey. Coach Gerald Turner Back Row: Cary Liner, Warren Pace, Paul Kalyandijiau, Dennis Warrick, Alfred Hunter, Johnny Butler, Darren Williams, Dennis Wright, Calvin Bailey; Middle Row: Jesse Banks, Harvey Claiborne, Ken McKnight, Tony Wilson, Calvin Hodge, Willie Flint, Ralph Ligon, Alvin Hodge; Front Row: Ricky Fisher, Edward Pinkney, Robert Gould, Marlon Sharpe, Laroda Barnes, Jessie Miles. 1 sink that ball. . . varsity basketball 178 try for it, hit that basket, shoot two points!'' this year's varsity basketball team has put forth much effort and really made spencer proud with their team work and ability, instructed by coach norris, the team has shown many basketball skills. Joe Hall John Caldwell Lathel Gardner Stanley Spivey Brady Bennefield David Goeres Eugene Dykes Ined Jones David Rundell Anthony Hall Clifton Burford Breck Upshaw in that basket! Spencer 56 Carver 92 Spencer 58 Jordan 68 Spencer 76 Kendrick 65 Spencer 58 Northside 60 Spencer 68 Baker 83 Spencer 50 Jefferson Davis 86 Spencer 73 Columbus 82 Spencer 40 Southwest 68 Spencer 32 Hardaway 48 Spencer 65 Pacelli 58 Spencer 51 Kendrick 59 Spencer 58 Mount Olive 50 Spencer 70 Jordan 64 Spencer 60 Columbus 70 Spencer 60 Lanier 79 Spencer 52 Baker 62 Spencer 72 Northside 62 Spencer 56 Hardaway 68 Spencer 79 Carver 74 181 whooosh . . . junior varsity basketball j.v. players are getting their first taste of genuine on the record games, this team con- sists of those young men who are preparing themselves and per- fecting their skills for varsity games, this year's team, coached by jon willis, repre- sented spencer to the best of their ability. Back Row: Joey Bradford, Bernard Thomas, Ricardo Bennett, Lacy Hamilton, Glenn Benefield, Willie Wyatt, Tommy Wilson; Front Row: Coach Willis, Emanual Baldwin, Morris Cantrell. Larry Banks, Sylvester Stanley. Phillip Thorton, Kurt Andre. 182 two poin ts!. . . freshman basketball the freshman basketball team consists of young men who hope to better themselves in the game of basketball, freshman basketball prepares them to play on junior varsity and varsity basketball. many of the players are just starting out and are somewhat inexperienced in the game, but with a little time and effort, they should excel in basket- ball and win many games. Back Row: Coach Turner, Greg White, Kenneth Johnson, Darrin Williams, James Davis. DeMichael Thomas, Darrin Hammond, Sylvester Jones; Front Row: Warren Pace, Calvin Bailey, Robert Gould, Douglas Dunwoody. Ricky Fisher. 183 steal it, steal it, take it away. . . girls' basketball the girls' basketball team has worked hard this year to win several games, their coach, miss faye powers, taught them many basketball skills which they consistently put to practice in competition games. most of the girls are freshmen just beginning to play basket- ball. the team has three sen- iors. linda pickett, teresa dumus, and patricia taylor, who have played ball for a couple of years, janet cooper is a promis- ing sophomore, good sports- manship and team work can be seen throughout each game. managers: Terri Bass Lynn Campbell Petira Bruce D'andree Sistrunk, Valerie Hughley. Patricia Alexander. Pat Taylor, Carol Byrd. Rene Pius. Janet Cooper. Linda Pickett, Vicki Jackson. Sandra McCullough, Chantelle Josephs, Teresa Dumas. Valerie Scott, Liz Taylor, Angelia Gilbert. 184 ready, aim, ire . . . rifle team this year, as always, the rifle team has shown great perform- ance. with john moeller as cap- tain and Steve deroche as co- captain, the team has com- peted in several meets and tour- naments, such as the tamco match in tampa, florida, in which they placed third, in addition, they also won many other awards and recognitions. Back Row: Kurt Huegatter, Bruce Chreene, Craig Myers, Doyle Carder, Harry Jones, David DeRoche: Front Row: Carlos Villago- mez, John Moeller, Steve DeRoche, Mike Carder. 185 pin him to the mat!. . . wrestling team Back Row: Alphonso Smoot, Tyrone Thomas, Tim Beach, Tim Matheson, Walter Karpinia, Darrell Langford, Bruce Foster, Zelford Leonard, Alex Langford, Jerry Jackson, Jim Mathis; Middle Row: Coach Reese, David Meders, Cary Liner, Terry Lutt- reH Don Herndon, Tom Langford, Terry Sierra, Charles Edgerton, Freeman Cooper; Front Row: Ed Pinkney, Jeff Dinkins, Brett Karanovich, Glenn Naler, Gary Marshall, Harold Teague. 186 wrestling gives a different group of people a chance to represent spencer, for competi- tion is held in different weight classes for varying body builds. this year's team competed in two local tournaments - one at troup county high on January 14 and 15; the other at baker high school on January 21 and 22. the team also competed in an area tournament at northside high on february 10 and 11. 187 on your mark,, get set. . . track Back Row: Coach Reese, Ms. Maiheny, Mike Fry, Alphonso Smoot, Chuck Edgerton, Glenn Moeller, John Russell, Mark Hefty, Craig Peters; Middle Row: Doug Burch, Tyrone Thomas, Pat ShelTon. Bobhy Upshaw. Ray Jackson, Rickey Williams; Front Row: Teresa Wisdom, Annie Stewart. I go! participating in events such as relays and short distance runs, the young track members competed against other schools to improve themselves and create a better field of competition, coach reese and miss matheny sponsored the track team at spencer this year. over rough and uneven ground, the cross country team finished top for spencer, this team, sponsored by coach reese, has placed high in many of the competitions. at the region meet held at flat rock park, john russell walked away with first and doug burch with a fourth place finish, at another meet held in Carrollton, john russell won second place. cross country Doug Burch, Chuck Edgerton, Glenn Moeller, Mike Fry, Coach Reese, Craig Peters, John Russell, Mark Hefty. 189 tennis, anyone?. . . tennis team the newly organized coed tennis team spent fall and winter in preparation for spring competition by learning, practicing, and per- fecting the game of tennis, the team, under the direction of coach matheny, entered enthusiastically into actual spring competition against local high schools. Across: Donald Morgan. Tony Curtis, Bruce Fingles, Pat Koffman, Larry Newman; Down: Darlene Davidson. Marylin Hutchison, Beth Britt, Miss Matheny. spencerians are up to par. . . golf team golf is a sport requiring deep concentration and dedication, the golf team began practicing early in the fall in preparation for spring competition, this year coach works, who is a new coach in this field, anticipates a winning season. 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Tenors shall rule the world, sq.M.J.J.R.C. To all my friends - Good Luck, Tammy May all things we have in common and all that we've been through, keep us together. Congratulations, members of 12-1 homeroom. Best Wishes - Dwain and Darneta. Aunt Bobbyâ 78â is great. Dave T.: To all our tomorrows, Brenda J. Darlene, your day is near - LB, BP, and GB. To a special person, T.G.B. Love, T.L.B. and M.E.W. Class of 77 - pan of a new life! Janie and Jeanie - forever! David Goeres has legs! - S.L., J.B., T.B., P.B. Congratulations and Good Luck, Lek-Sak The Copy Staff is number one! Teresa, we're proud! - Mom and Dad Wilda - S. H. S. can never forget you! Pat Koffman knows he's the best of 77 Congratulations, Donna Jones, 77 Keith Bums and Connie Tipton - forever. May the first four years be as good as the last. Best of luck to Amy and Steve in the future. Class of 78 is the best! Best wishes to Trina and Mike in the future. Love, Madeleine 78 Lani H. luvs Benny S. â79â To a very special person. Love you, Kim. Congratulations, Class of 77. Congratulations, Pat, from Dad. Kim - thanks for being you! Kathy. Amy Baxter, are you sick? K. B. Good luck, Dani - Elaine. Spencer High is number 1, no shame - R.O.T.C. Senior with the most - Wayne. Mom and Dad It's been great knowing you, Richard - J.D. Teresa and her jeep say goodbye S. H. S. No way, Twins, you're too immature. T.G.B. Donna Monte loves Frank Lewey. Good luck Booni, Noodlie, Stu-Boosen! D.H. Class of 77 will be the best. Keith and Connie forever. Oct. 29, 1975 Class of 78 is Sho' nuff great! Farewell, majorettes - Ronita Good luck Anthony Williams - Ronita Best wishes to the class of 77. Congratulations to my son Clifton. I luv blondes and brunettes - C. P. Little Bit loves Big Bear, 78-80. Good luck, future Dr. Hutch - M.E.D. Good luck, Pat; don't run into any more rocks. 206 Good luck, class of 77, from Pat Koffman. Congratulations, Pat, from Suzanne. 1st Trumpets are no 1 in 77â. K.B., C.B., D.O., K.B., and C.T. I love Pat. M.T. Ronnie loves Cindy. Mickey Mouse says Hi to the fish. Remember all the good times. Laquetta and Pam Best of luck, Mary Ellen and Denise. M. H. If you enjoy a good dope, see J.L. R.P., B.H., C.K., D.H. Mom, I did it! Dane tie Jimmy, you'll never learn. T.G. The 76-77 S.H.S. Drummers are the best. Congratulations to Karen, the best Miss Senior of all time. Lots of love to Leona Slagle and Debbie H. R.R. Wanted: Two tall, handsome, sexy, sophisticated young men. Contact R.G.M. and A.R.F. Mandy loves Jim! Forever! Confederate marines 1 - G.W., R.C., J.M. Kawasaki lets the good times roll! - F. S. Dear Ma and Pa, I love you very much. Love, Maim. I love you, Gary Marshall. Everybody on bus 84 loves Cecil Burt. Congratulations 12-1 seniors. Mr. McCall Ricky loves Charity 4-ever. Good luck to M.K. and J.S. in the near future. Good luck, upcoming seniors! Congratulations, tennis seniors of 77. Debra, may God always be with you. Dad Within the world there is hope, a smile. Congratulations to my 111â sis Julie. May the three musketeers be forever! I wish my fellow graduates lots of luck. Best wishes seniors, especially Petira. Best wishes and love to Janice B. - Nelson. Best wishes to my daughter, Debra Hood - Mom. Lots of luck to Starla, Carol, Susan. Lots of luck, S.H.S. Seniors, continue on. Best from the rest. We sure miss you, Michelle. Best of luck 77, from Tammy Wright. Anthony, I shall always remember and cherish deeply our friendship. D.H. Freshmen, eat your hearts out - J. A. B. Julie, we love you - Mom and Dad. J.A.B. finally made it, what's next? T.B. Congratulations, Annette - S.F.C. and Mrs. Dyer. Have entertainment at Victory Drive. Wewuzhere! Alice, Gaby, Bo, David, Sue. Happy are those who dream dreams, and are ready to pay the price to make them come true.â Congratulations to the class of 77. 207 senior directory JEFFERY ACKER: 110 McAfee Avenue, Columbus. KEITH D. ALEXANDER: Lot 111, Lake Crystal, Columbus. GREGORY WAYNE ALLEN: 2509 Garden Drive, Columbus. 1 - Wrestling, Football; 2 - F.L.A.S.H. AMBERTENA ANDREWS: 2201 Willard Street, Columbus. 1 - Pep Club, Wavetteâs; 2 - Wavetteâs; 3 - Wavette's, F.H.A.; 4 - Wavetteâs, F.H.A., Drama Club. PATRICIA JANE BAILEY: 365 Clover Avenue, Columbus. FREDDIE BALDWIN: 604 Apt. C, E. Canty Apartments, Columbus. CLARA MICHELLE BANKS: 303-F, E. Canty Apartments, Columbus. 1 - Wavette's; 2 - Wavetteâs; 3 - Wavette's; 4 - Wavette's. EUGENE BANKS: 630 16th Avenue, Columbus. 1 - Football; 2 - Football; 3 - Football, Junior Class Officer; 4 - Football, V.O.T. TONI ROBIN BARTON: 5882 E. Heights Drive, Columbus. 1 - Girlsâ Chorus; 2 - Chorus. TAMMY L. BEARD: 256 Lavoie Avenue, Fort Benning. 1 - Pep Club, Spanish Club; 2 - Spanish Club; 4 - Senior Class Representative. RUNGNAPA BILLUE: 225 Logan Avenue, Fort Benning. DAVID EARL BLACKMON: 722 Talley Avenue, Columbus. 1 - Basketball; 2 - Basketball; 3 - Basketball; 4 - Baseball. SHERRY LYNN BLOCK: 5374 Misty Lane, Columbus. 4 - F.B.L.A. WANDA JEAN BOGGS: 3013 Lee Street, Columbus. 1 - Wav- etteâs; 2 - Squad Leader of Wavetteâs; 3 - Squad Leader of Wavetteâs; 4 - Co-Captain of Wavette's, Spanish Club. PAT BOOTH: 5924 Fomof Road, Columbus. 4 - National Honor Society. TERESA G. BOREN: Rt. 1, Box 224, Midland. 1 - President of Spanish Club, Courtesy Club, Tri-Hi-Y; 2 - Spanish Club; 3 - Spirit Club, Girlsâ Ensemble; 4 - Yearbook Staff, Student Council. SUBRNIA DEE-DEE BOWENS: 820 Fulton Avenue, Columbus. 1 - Pep Club; 4 - Courtesy Club, F.H.A., D.E.C.A. SARAH LOUISE BROOKS: 2109 Heard Street, Columbus. JERRY LaMON BRANNON: 1226 Pritchett Road, Fortson. JANICE MARIE BRANSCOMB: 400-D Farley Homes, Colum- bus. 1 - Student Council; 2 - Student Council; 4 - Courtesy Club, Drama Club, D.E.C.A. SUSAN LESLIE BREMER: 526-A Hartsock Loop, Fort Benning. ELIZABETH HOPE BRITT: 309 Miller Loop, Fort Benning, 4 - N.H.S., Tennis, German Club. PETIRA DENICE BRUCE: 22-B Johnstone Court, Fort Benning. 3 - Girlsâ Softball Manager; 4 - Girls' Basketball Manager, Girlsâ Softball Manager, Yearbook Staff. JULIE ANN BULLOCK: 2862 Luckie Street, Columbus. 1 - Student Council, Girlsâ Chorus; 3 - Student Council, National Honor Society; 4 - National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, Spanish Club, Treasurer of Student Council, Yearbook Staff, Vice President of Senior Class, United Nations Program, Debate Team, Spirit Club, Concert Choir. DOUGLAS FRANK BURCH: 515 Roosevelt Avenue, Columbus. 1 - R.O.T.C., Drill Team, Color Guard, Sabor Detail; 2 - Football, Track, R.O.T.C., Drill Team, Color Guard; 3 - Football, Track, R.O.T.C., Drill Team; 4 - Track. RENIT A D. BURDITT: 21 Lavoie Court, Fort Benning. CLIFTON BERNARD BURFORD: 2703 Clover Lane, Columbus. 2 - J.V. Basketball; 3 - Varsity Basketball; 4 - Varsity Bas- ketball. WARREN KEITH BURNS: 5041 Warm Springs Road, Colum- bus. 1 - Band; 2 - Band; 3 - Band, Spirit Club; 4 - Band. PATRICIA ANN BYRD: 2512 Cole Drive, Columbus. 4 - Flag Girl. WILDA CAROL BYRD: 5349 Brookview Drive, Columbus. 2 - Pep Club; 3 - Spirit Club; 4 - Mascot, Senior Superlative (Biggest Flirt). 208 GREGORY CAMPBELL: 2808 Clover Lane, Columbus. 1 - Stu- dent Council; 3 - Band, Yearbook Staff; 4 - Band, Yearbook Staff. KENNETH B. CARY: 301 Austin Loop, Fort Benning. LISA JEANNENE CHAPMAN: 404 Zuckerman Avenue, Fort Benning. 2 - Concert Choir; 3 - Drama Club, German Club; 4 - Ensemble, Concert Choir, Senior Representative. DONNA G. CHRISTIAN: 7507 Merrimac Circle, Columbus. 4 - D.E.C.A. DENNIS MICHAEL CREWS: 6032 Crystal Drive, Lot 139, Columbus. HENRY LORENZO COBB: 608-A Murray Street, Columbus. 3 - Home Room Representative. MARK ALLEN COGAR: 101 McAfee Street, Columbus. 3 - Outstanding Student in Ecology; 4 - D.E.C.A. DEBORAH F. COLBERT: 2412 7th Street, Columbus. 2 - Pep Club; 4 - Flag Girl. JANIE COTTON: P.O. Box 125, Shinn Drive, Fortson. 1 - Newspaper Staff; 3 - Spirit Club; 4 - F.B.L. A. JEANIE COTTON: P.O. Box 125, Shinn Drive, Fortson. 3 - Spirit Club; 4 - F.B.L. A. MARINA CRAWFORD: 22-A Battle Park, Fort Benning. REGINA LOUISE CRITTENDEN: 2003 4th Street, Columbus. 1 - Miss Freshman, J.V. Cheerleader; 2 - Varsity Cheerleader; 3 - Varsity Cheerleader, Jr. Class Secretary, F.H.A.; 4 - V.O.T., F.B.L.A. Secretary, Student Council, Miss Green- wave, Senior Superlative - Most Likely to Succeed. VICTORIA CROWELL: 105-D, Elizabeth Canty Apt., Colum- bus. BRENDA JO CULPEPPER: 1161 Noble Street, Columbus. 1 - Softball Team; 4 - V.O.T., F.B.L. A. JOHN CURTI, JR.: 115-B Leonard Street, Fort Benning. 4 - D.E.C.A. DAVID KEITH DANIELS: 510 Bjornstad Street, Fort Benning. 3 - Tennis Team; 4 - Tennis Team, Spanish Club, Stage Band. CYNTHIA RENAE DARBE: 5951 Highpoint Drive, Columbus. DARLENE ANN DAVIDSON: Route 1, Box 44, Midland. 2 - Tennis; 4 - Tennis. BOBBY JEROME DAVIS: 805 Lawyers Lane, Columbus. 3 - D.E.C.A.; 4 - D.E.C.A. CAROLYN DENEISE DAWKINS: 1511 Coffee Court, Colum- bus. 1 - Pep Club; 4 - F.B.L. A. STEVE JOSEPH DEROCHE: 101 Zuckerman Avenue, Fort Ben- ning. 2 - R.O.T.C. Rifle Team; 4 - Rifle Team. JOYCE GALE DINKINS: 1519 Coffee Court, Columbus. 1 - Pep Club. TERESA DENISE DUMAS: 7-F Nash Court, Fort Benning. 2 - Basketball; 3 - Basketball; 4 - Basketball. ALBERT BERNARD DUNCAN: 600 1st Division Road, Fort Benning. 4 - Band, National Merit Scholarship Semi-Final- ist, Mu Alpha Theta. MARY ELLEN DUPONT: 2-D Roark Court, Fort Benning. 3 - Georgia Merit Certificate Winner; 4 - German Club, Year- book Staff. DAVID DUTRISAC: 243 McFalls Street, Fort Benning. ANNETTE MARIE DYER: 203 Lenahan Street, Fort Benning. 1 - 3rd Place in District An Show; 2 - Wavetteâs, Outstanding Mathematician, Outstanding An Student, Explorersâ Post; 3 - Junior Class (Pres.), Mu Alpha Theta, United Nations Pro- gram, Yearbook Staff (Business Manager), Outstanding Social Studies Student; 4 - N.H.S., Mu Alpha Theta, Yearbook (Editor), 1st Runner-Up to Miss Greenwave. EUGENE HARRISON DYKES: 4-B Yano Coun, Fon Benning. 4 - Football, Basketball. JEROME DYSER: 1432 Brookhaven Blvd., 24. Columbus. CHARLES BRIAN EDGERTON: 202 Miller Loop, Fon Benning. 2 - Wrestling; 4 - Wrestling, Cross Country. CONNIE EDWARDS: 610-B Farley Homes, Columbus. 3 - F.H.A. JAN FELISHA FANIEL: 2404 Amos Street, Columbus. 1 - Chorus; 2 - Chorus; 3 - Chorus; 4 - Library Aide. PAMELA KAY FEHLAUER: 126 Ingersoll Loop, Fon Benning. BRUCE KENDALL FINGLES: 123 Rainbow Avenue, Fon Ben- ning. 3 - Tennis; 4 - Tennis, Spanish Club, Mu Alpha Theta. TIMOTHY SHAUN FLANAGAN: 246 Lavoie Avenue, Fon Benning. 3 - D.E.C.A.; 4 - D.E.C.A., R.O.T.C. IVONNE FONT: 107 Lavoie Avenue, Fon Benning. 1 - Span- ish Club, Softball; 2 - Softball; 4 - Senior Superlative (Most Athletic), 2nd Runner-Up to Miss Greenwave. GERALDINE FORTSON: 1633 Apt. C Shepherd Drive, Colum- bus. 1 - Pep Club; 4 - Spirit Club. DEBRA A. FOSTER: 347-A Pon Street, Fon Benning. CHRISTOPHER FRANCIS: 115 Bryant Street, Fon Benning. GARY LYNN FREEMAN: 2331 7th Street, Columbus. 2 - R.O.T.C.; 3 - Drama Club; 4 - D.E.C.A. MICHAEL FRY: 301 Miller Loop, Fon Benning. 3 - Band, N.H.S., Golf; 4 - Band, N.H.S., Cross Country, Golf, Mu Alpha Theta. JUDITH ANN GARDNER: 210 Miller Loop, Fon Benning. 3 - Certificate of Merit Award; 4 - Drama Club. LATHEL GARDNER: 857 Magnolia Avenue, Columbus. 1 - Football, Basketball, Track; 2 - Basketball, Track; 3 - Bas- ketball, Track; 4 - Football, Basketball, Track. MICHAEL WARREN GLAZE: 201 Lenahan Street, Fort Ben- ning. 4 - German Club. DAVID HAROLD GOERES: 121 Rainbow Avenue, Fort Ben- ning. 2 - J.V. Basketball, German Club; 3 - Vice-President of Junior Class, Student Council, German Club, DAR Award, Basketball; 4 - Basketball, N.H.S. (Pres.), Mu Alpha Theta, Senior Superlative (Most Likely to Succeed). KIWANI MARIE GRANTHAM: 2606V Cusseta Road, Colum- bus. 1 - French Club; 2 - F.L.A.S.H. Club; 4 - Spanish Club. PAMELA GREEN: 606-B Farley Homes, Columbus. 1 - Miss Freshman, Band, Softball; 3 - Band, Softball; 4 - Band, Chorus, Spanish Club, F.H.A., Softball, Flag Girls (Cap- tain). PERRIE GAIL GREENE: 2712 Dawson Street, Columbus. 2 - Student Council, National Honor Society; 4 - National Honor Society. JOHN GRIGGS: 2054 Mason Street, Columbus. RICHARD KIM HAGBORG: 7560 Nature Trail, Columbus. 2 - National Honor Society; 4 - Mu Alpha Theta. JOE LOUIS HALL: 2704 Lumpkin Court, Columbus. 4 - Var- sity Basketball. MELVIN HARDY: 207-C Elizabeth Canty Apt., Columbus. 1 - Student Council; 2 - Student Council; 3 - Student Council (Vice-President), German Club, Spirit Club, F.L.A.S.H. Club; 4 - Student Council (President). SHARON DENISE HARDY: 7 Battle Court, Columbus. 1 - Student Council, Drama Club; 3 - Office Aide; 4 - Spirit Club, SPENCERIAN Staff, Courtesy Club. MARY HARICE: 502-B Elizabeth Canty Apt., Columbus. AMANDA LAVERNE HARRIS: 542 Fulton Avenue, Columbus. 1 - Pep Club; 2 - Pep Club; 4 - Concert Choir, F.H.A., Spirit Club. VENSTON MAURICE HARRIS: 2722 Garden Drive, Columbus. 1 - Football; 2 - Football (Manager), Wrestling Team. DAVID JACKSON HAYNES: 5892 Fornof Road, Columbus. ! . Band; 2 - Band; 3 - Band; 4 - Band. MICHAEL JOHN HEFTY: 207 Sigerfoos Road, Fort Benning. 1 - German Club; 2 - German Club, Chess Club; 3 - German Club, Baseball Team, Student Council, National Honor Society; 4 - F.B.L.A., National Honor Society, German Club. DIANE KAREN HEIDEMAN: 420 Bernard Drive, Columbus. ROBERT WAYNE HIGHTOWER: 1916 7th Street, Columbus. CURTIS HILL: 605 Havenbrook Court, Columbus. DAVID FRANKLIN HILL: 815 Ragland Court, Columbus. 1 - Band; 2 - Band; 3 - Band; 4 - Band, D.E.C.A. MARK CHRISTOPHER HILL: 2006 Paris Drive, Columbus. 4 - SPENCERIAN Staff, Student Council. BELINDA GAIL HORNSBY: 1420 19th Street, Columbus. 1 - Wavetteâs; 2 - Wavetteâs; 3 - Wavetteâs; 4 - Wavetteâs. CONNIE LAQUITA HOWELL: 2053 Cusseta Road 4, Colum- bus. 2 - Wavette's; 3 - Wavetteâs, Spirit Club, Student Council; 4 - Wavetteâs, Senior Superlative (Most School Spirit), F.B.L.A., Drama Club, Beginning Chorus, Courtesy Club, V.O.T. MAREIA ANNETTE HUDSON: 1501 Shepherd Drive, Colum- bus. 1 - J.V. Cheerleader; 2 - J.V. Cheerleader; 3 - Spirit Club. PEGGY JOYCE HUDSON: 515 15th Avenue, Columbus. 4 - D.E.C.A. RICHARD LAMONT HULTS: 4827 Bruning Street, Columbus. 1 - R.O.T.C. Drill Team; 2 - R.O.T.C. Drill Team; 3 - R.O.T.C. Drill Team (Captain). ALISA ANNETTE JACKSON: 5920 Norton Street, Columbus. 1 - Band; 2 - Miss Sophomore, Majorette, Band; 3 - Band, Majorette; 4 - Head Majorette, Band, F.B.L.A. BRENDA JOYCENA JACKSON: 1717 Shepherd Drive, Colum- bus. 4 - Flag Girl, D.E.C.A. JERRY RAY JACKSON: 604-A Murray Street, Columbus. 1 - Football, Wrestling; 2 - Football, Wrestling; 3 - Football, Wrestling, Human Relations; 4 - Football, Wrestling, Human Relations Committee, Senior Superlative (Most Athletic). JUDY JACKSON: 2803 8th Street, Columbus. TINA JACKSON: 2210 6th Street, Columbus. 3 - F.H.A.; 4 - F.B.L.A. MARISSA ANN JAMES: 2316 7th Street, Columbus. 2 - Pep Club; 3 - Spirit Club; 4 - Wavetteâs, F.B.L.A. RICHARD LEONARD JAMES: 2415 7th Street, Columbus. 1 - Football; 4 - Student Council, V.O.T., F.B.L.A. ROBERT JENIK: 2801 Ladd Street, Columbus. 2 - Baseball; 3 - Baseball (Co-Captain); 4 - Baseball (Captain). BRENDA MERION JENNINGS: 2-B Fous Court, Fort Benning. 4 - Explorersâ Post, An Show Winner. ALPHONSO JOHNSON: 537 Fulton Avenue, Columbus. 3 - D.E.C.A.; 4 - D.E.C.A. CYNTHIA JOHNSON: 2129 6th Street. Columbus. ALLENE JONES: 106-A Elizabeth Canty Apt., Columbus. CHARLENE DENISE JONES: 95 Lavoie Avenue, Fort Benning. 4- F.H.A. DARNETA JOBELL JONES: 2211 Tillman Street, Columbus. 2 - Spirit Club; 3 - Girlsâ Basketball, Library Aide; 4 - Varsity Cheerleader, F.H.A. DWAIN CHISTOPHER JONES: 2211 Tillman Street, Colum- bus. 1 - Student Council, French Club; 2 - German Club; 3 - Student Council, Drama Club, Human Relations Committee, German Club, Flash Club; 4 - D.E.C.A., Human Relations Committee, Student Council. DONNA FAYE JONES: 135 Celia Drive, Columbus. 4 - News- paper Staff, Drama Club. WILLIE VARNORD JORDAN: 444 20th Avenue 23, Colum- bus. 1 - Drama Club, Student Council; 2 - Student Council, German Club; 3 - Student Council (President), D.E.C.A. (Vice-President); 4 - National Honor Society, D.E.C.A. (President), Senior Superlative (Friendliest). PETE JUNG: 215 Logan Avenue, Columbus. 3 - National Honor Society (Parliamentarian); 4 - National Honor Society (Parliamentarian), F.B.L.A. (President). ROSLYN ANN JUSTICE: 2127 7th Street, Columbus. 1 - Stu- dent Council; 2 - Pep Club (Secretary); 4 - Varsity Cheer- leader, D.E.C.A. TIMOTHY WAYNE KARANOVICH: 303-B First Division Road, Fort Benning. 1 - German Club, Chess Club; 2 - Stu- dent Council, German Club, Football, Wrestling; 3 - Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, Football, Wrestling, Golf, Governorâs Honors Program; 4 - Mu Alpha Theta (Presi- dent), National Honor Society, Wrestling. EDNA MARIE KARNES: 8309 Trafalgar Way, Columbus. 4 - V.O.T., Explorers' Post. KITTY LYNN KARNES: 8309 Trafalgar Way, Columbus. 1 - French Club; 4 - Explorersâ Post (V.-Pres.), F.B.L.A. DAVID M. KELLER: 312 Ewan Avenue, Columbus. 3 - Teacher Aide. BEN KETTERER: 505-A Farley Homes, Columbus. 1 - Basket- ball. PATRICIA ANN KETTERER: 505-A Farley Homes, Columbus. 4 - F.B.L.A., Drama Club, Senior Class Representative, Girlsâ Chorus. LORETTA MAE KING: 202-A Baker Village, Columbus. 3 - F.H.A. PATRICK LEE KOFFMAN: 6170 Miller Road, Columbus. 1 - Basketball; 3 - Tennis, Student Aide; 4 - Tennis, Yearbook Staff (Photo Editor), March of Dimes, Student Aide, Senior Superlative (Most Witty). KENNETH LEROI LANE: 49-A Doane Loop, Fon Benning. JAMES GREGORY LANG: 110 Lavoie Avenue, Fon Benning. MICHAEL ANTHONY LANG: 110 Lavoie Avenue, Fon Ben- ning. 1 - R.O.T.C.; 2 - R.O.T.C.; 3 - Football; 4 - D.E.C.A. ZELFORD THEIRRIS LEONARD: 717 Lawyers Lane, Columbus. 3 - Explorersâ Post; 4 - Student Council, Wrestling, Explor- ersâ Post, Yearbook Staff, Senior Superlative (Most Attrac- tive). STEPHEN WOODARD LIGGET: 4451 Ritch Haven Road, Columbus. 1 - Baseball; 2 - Baseball; 3 - Baseball; 4 - Base- ball. CORA INELL LIGON: 2808 Tillman Street, Columbus. 4 - Newspaper, Spirit Club. SUSAN KIM LIND: 182 Derrickson, Fon Benning. 2 - Soft- ball, N.H.S.; 4 - N.H.S. JOHN S. LORMS: 3 - Track; 4 - D.E.C.A. JAY MALO: Box 174, Upatoi. 1 - Baseball; 2 - Baseball; 4 - N.H.S. CAROL LAVONNE MILLER MARTIN: 3309 10th Street, Columbus. 1 - Library Aide; 2 - Library Aide; 3 - Library Aide, Drama Club, Outstanding Student in Library; 4 - Mu Alpha Theta, Drama Club, Library Aide. BOBBY D. McABEE: 4736 Acorn Street, Columbus. 3 - French Club; 4 - D.E.C.A. (Treas.). MICHAEL ANTHONY McKNIGHT: 2130 Willard Street. Columbus. 2 - Chorus; 3 - Chorus; 4 - Chorus, Drama Club. KAREN CORNELIA McNEALY: 1432 Brookhaven Blvd., Apt. 23, Columbus. 3 - March of Dimes, N.H.S.; 4 - Student Council, Yearbook Staff (Business Editor), F.B.L.A. (V.- Pres .), Miss Senior, N.H.S. WILLIE ANN MICKLES: 1308 Bacon Street, Columbus. 3 - Chorus. JOHN THOMAS MILLS: 2505 Lumpkin Coun, Columbus. JOY LENEE MILLS: 28 Lavoie Coun, Fon Benning. 1 - Ger- man Club, An Show Award; 3 - D.E.C.A., D.E.C.A. Achievement Award; 4 - Office Aide. GREGORY DALE MITCHELL: 2425 7th Street. Columbus. 4 - Senior Superlative (Best Dressed). DEAN ERROLL MOBERLY: 5936 Dearborn Avenue, Columbus. GLENN WAYNE MOELLER: 240 Logan Avenue, Fon Benning. 1 - Rifle Team, R.O.T.C.; 2 - Rifle Team, R.O.T.C.; 3 - Rifle Team, R.O.T.C., Explorers' Post; 4 - Rifle Team, Senior Class Representative, Yearbook Staff Photographer, Crosscountry, Explorersâ Post. NICKEY NATHANIEL MOORE: 1714 Nina Street, Columbus. 1 - Chorus. DONNA L. MONTE: Route 1, Midland. BECKY A. MORGAN: 24 Lavoie Coun, Fon Benning. 3 - 211 SHERROD R. RUSSELL: 6-F Kedenburg Court, Fort Benning. - Baseball. RALPH R. SCHMITT: 7532 Nature Trail, Columbus. SYLVIA GUNDA SCHMITT: 7532 Nature Trail. Columbus. LINDA FAYE SHELLING: 105-D Elizabeth Canty Apt., Columbus. 1 - Pep Club, Courtesy Club: 2 - Pep Club (Co- Captain), Yearbook Staff; 3 - Yearbook Staff, Student Coun- cil, F.H.A. (Pres.), Quill and Scroll; 4 - F.H.A. (Pres.), Quill and Scroll, Student Council (Vice-Pres.), Varsity Cheerleader (Co-Captain), Yearbook Staff (Layout Editor). CHARLES EUGENE SIMMONS: 1401 Briarlock Road, Colum- bus. TERRY JAMES SIRARD: 3021 Gloria Court, Columbus. 1 - Wrestling; 4 - Wrestling. CHERYLE LYNN SISSON: 5368 Rockhurst Drive, Columbus. 4 Cheerleader, Softball, Outstanding P.E. Student; 4 - Soft- ball. CAROLYN E. MORGAN: 364 28th Avenue, Columbus. 4 - Library Aide. DAVID MICHAEL MORING: 3001 Colonial Drive, Columbus. 1 - Baseball; 3 - D.E.C.A.; 4 - D.E.C.A. JANET MARIE MORRIS: 6120 Arnold Drive, Columbus. 1 - J.V. Cheerleader; 2 - Cheerleader; 3 - Cheerleader, Most Valuable Cheerleader Award; 4 - F.B.L.A. - Newspaper Staff. WAYNE BRIAN SMITH: 42-D Arrowhead Road, Fort Benning. 2 - R.O.T.C.; 3 - Yearbook Staff, R.O.T.C.. National Honor Society (Vice-Pres.), Explorersâ Post (President), Cer- tificate of Merit; 4 - R.O.T.C., National Honor Society (Vice-Pres.), Explorersâ Post, Mu Alpha Theta, Yearbook Staff, United Nations Delegate. ULIANA ELEONORE STRANGE: 302-C Lumpkin Road, Fort Benning. 3 - Drill Team, R.O.T.C., Best Drilled Cadet; 4 - Drill Team, German Club, R.O.T.C., Best Drilled Cadet. STACY MOSS: 119 Bryant Street, Fort Benning. 3 - F.H.A. (V.-Pres.); 4 - F.H.A., Senior Superlative (Most Attrac- tive). SHARON YVETTE MYERS: 601-B Elizabeth Canty Apt., Columbus. 1 - Wavetteâs; 2 - Wavetteâs; 3 - Wavetteâs (Squad Leader); 4 - Wavette's (Captain), Secretary of Senior Class. GLEN LEE NALER: 1052 Amber Drive, Columbus. 1 - Band, Wrestling, Track; 2 - Band, Wrestling; 3 - Band, Wrestling; 4 - Band, Wrestling, Football. ELAINE MARIE NORDWALL: 108-F Sisler Loop, Fort Benning. HAZEL DIANNE OâHERN: 2723 Clover Lane, Columbus. DOROTHY PAULI PANGELINAN: 518-A Hartsock Loop, Fort Benning. LINDA FAYE PICKETT: 803-C Elizabeth Canty Apt., Columbus. 1 - Jr. Red Cross; 3 - Basketball; 4 - Basketball. BRENDA NELL SWANSON: 510-C Farley Homes, Columbus. 2 - F. H. A.; 4 - Spirit Club. BRIAN S. STEPHENS: 6114 Arnold Drive, Columbus. 1 - Tennis; 4 - National Honor Society. J. GARY STRIPLING: 6146 Miller Road, Fort Benning. 1 - Adv. Band; 2 - Adv. Band, Student Council, Human Rela- tions Committee, Outstanding Mechanical Drawing Student; 3 - Junior Class Representative, Outstanding Mechanical Drawing Student; 4 - F.B.L.A., National Honor Society. LEROI STRONG: 829V4 6th Avenue, Columbus. 1 - Basket- ball; 2 - Basketball; 3 - Basketball; 4 - D.E.C.A. ANGELA TARVER: 2504 Alford Street, Columbus. SANDRA FAYE TATE: 2507 7th Street, Columbus. 2 - Pep Club; 4 - Flag Girl. LA VERNE BRUCE TAYLOR: 418 9th Street, Columbus. 4 - Wavetteâs. CARLENE ELIZABETH PETIT: 207 McFalls Street, Fort Ben- ning. 4 - Spanish Club (Pres.). JACQUELINE PITTS: 2207 7th Street, Columbus. 1 - Basket- ball; 3 - Basketball; 4 - Senior Superlative (Best Dressed). CYNTHIA RUTH RAGAN: 7604 Melinda Drive, Fortson. 1 - Band; 2 - Band; 3 - Band, Spirit Club, Outstanding Social Studies Student; 4 - Band, D.E.C.A. PATRICIA ANN REGISTER: 5801 Bishop Drive, Columbus. 1 - Chorus. Pep Club, French Club; 2 - R.O.T.C.; 3 - R.O.T.C., F.H.A., Spirit Club; 4 - Chorus. RUSSELL ROBERT ROBY: 406 1st Division Road, Fort Benning. 4 - Spanish Club, Mu Alpha Theta. DAVID RAYNOLD RUNDELL: 324-B Port Street. Fort Ben- ning. 4 - Basketball. MARTIN JOSEPH TAYLOR: Route 1, Box 13, Upatoi. 1 - Band; 2 - Band; 3 - Band; 4 - Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society. PATRICIA TAYLOR: 302 Lavoie Avenue, Fort Benning. 4 - Basketball, Softball. CHERYL LYNN THOMAS: 2421 Brookhaven Road, Columbus. 1 - Cheerleader; 2 - Cheerleader, Home Room Representa- tive; 3 - Cheerleader, Home Room Representative; 4 - Cour- tesy Club, Home Room Representative. FREDERICK THOMAS: 2612 7th Street, Columbus. JEFF THOMAS: 1521 Coffee Court, Columbus. 1 - Basket- ball; 2 - Basketball, 3 - Basketball; 4 - Football. MICHAEL EDWARD THOMAS: 207-D Elizabeth Canty Apts., Columbus. 1 - Basketball; 3 - Drama Club. 212 MICHAEL PAUL TIPTON: 276 Lavoie Avenue, Fort Benning. 1 - Football, Latin Club; 2 - Latin Club (President); 3 - F.L.A.S.H. Club, Spirit Club, Boysâ State, Model UN; 4 - Mu Alpha Theta, National Honor Society, D.E.C.A., Model UN. FRED T. TRAMEL: 12 Lavoie Court, Fort Benning. 2 - Base- ball; 3 - Baseball; 4 - Baseball. RICHARD LEE TROUT: 124 Bryant Street, Fort Benning. 3 - German Club, First Place in Academic Studies, Georgia State German Convention, National Honor Society, Best For- eign Language Student; 4 - German Club (President), National Honor Society. LESLEY SUSAN TUCKER: 126 Rainbow Avenue, Fort Ben- ning. 3 - Spirit Club, Most Outstanding Choral Student, All- State Chorus, National Honor Society; 4 - Spirit Club, All- State Chorus, National Honor Society (Treasurer). ERNEST LEE UPSHAW: 2212 7th Street, Columbus. 1 - Foot- ball, Wrestling, Track; 2 - Football, Track; 3 - Football, Track, Basketball; 4 - Football, Track. STEPHEN JOSEPH VASAS: 3007 Smith Road, Fortson. 2 - Outstanding Woodshop Student. CARLOS L. VILLAGOMEZ: 138 Bryant Street, Fort Benning. 1 - R.O.T.C., Rifle Team, Color Guard; 2 - R.O.T.C., Rifle Team, R.O.A., Explorersâ Post; 4 - Rifle Team, Ger- man Club, Spirit Club, R.O.T.C. ANNE MARIE WADSWORTH: 603 Wickersham Street, Fort Benning. 1 - Chess Club. TERRI LYNN WADSWORTH: 603 Wickersham Street, Fort Benning. WENDY WAGGENER: Garret Road, Midland. 1 - Spirit Club, J.V. Cheerleader; 4 - D.E.C.A. LINDA DENISE WATT: 218 McFalls Street, Fort Benning. 4 - Student Council (Secretary), Spanish Club, Spirit Club. HONISE WELDON: 5 Patch Drive, Columbus. 1 - Wavetteâs, 2 - Wavette's; 3 - Wavetteâs; 4 - Cheerleader, Senior Class Treasurer, Senior Superlative (Friendliest), Student Council. THELMA LEE WHITAKER: 500-B Farley Homes, Columbus. 1 - Spanish Club; 2 - Drama Club; 3 - Spirit Club; 4 - Drama Club, Flag Girl, Senior Superlative (Most Witty). DEXTER THOMAS WHITTLESEY: 2208 8th Street, Colum- bus. 1 - Basketball, 2 - Spanish Club. JIMMY JOHN WICKARD: 115 Derrickson Street, Fort Ben- ning. JAMES MICHAEL WILBOURN: 2909 Jeannie Drive, Colum- bus. KENNETH ALVIN WILBOURN: 2909 Jeannie Drive, Colum- bus. BEN WILLIAMS: 2220 6th Street, Columbus. 1 - Football, Track, R.O.T.C.; 2 - Football, Baseball; 3 - Football, Baseball; 4 - Track. CYNTHIA JEAN WILLIAMS: 288 Lavoie Avenue, Fort Ben- ning . 4 - F.B.L.A., V.O.T. EMILY ANN WILLIAMS: 2333 South Andrews Circle, Colum- bus. RICKY COSTELLO WILLIAMS: 7-D Arrowhead Road, Fort Benning. 2 - Football; 3 - Football; 4 - Football. DEBORAH ANN WILLIAMSON: 612 Bjornstad Street. Fort Benning. 1 - Band, Drama Club; 2 - Band, R.O.T.C., Rifle Team; 3 - Band (Assistant Drum Major), Spirit Club, R.O.T.C.; 4 - Band (Drum Major), R.O.T.C., National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta. PAUL C. WILLIAMSON: 7741 Fortson Road, Columbus. RICKEY D. WILEY: 1 - Basketball; 2 - Spanish Club. OSCAR JAMES WILLIS: 3002 10th Street, Columbus. 1 - Football; 4 - Track. ANGELEISHA KAY WILSON: 610 Gibson Drive, Fort Benning. 2 - Drama Club, Spanish Club, Tri-Hi-Y; 3 - Student Coun- cil (Asst. Treasurer), Wavette's, Spirit Club (President), Concert Choir (Secretary); 4 - Ensemble. Concert Choir (Asst. Chairman), Wavetteâs (Squad Leader), National Honor Society, Correspondent for LEDGER, Newspaper Staff. MELVIN BERNARD WILSON- 628 16th Avenue, Columbus. 1 - Band, Football, Basketball, Track; 2 - Band, Football, Track; 3 - Band, Football, Wrestling, Track; 4 - Band, Football, Track. LADEVRA VITINA WOOD: 9-D Lloyd Way, Fort Benning. 4 - D.E.C.A. ANGELA GAYLA YOUNG: 5-B Lloyd Way, Fort Benning. as our destiny unfolds before us, 214 we must not look back; but hold our heads high . . . 215 216 Taylor Publishing Company ilnsico
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