T W Josey Comprehensive High School - Eagle Yearbook (Augusta, GA)

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1982-83 Eagle Yearbook Staff a dsp2vv J I Since 1928 Top Row, L to R; Michelle Rice, Nancy Bennett 2nd Row, L to R; Christine Muns, Delores Tanks- ley 3rd Row, L to R; Willie Bolaware, Celia Hillman, Warren Willianns, Mrs. Gilyard, Advisor 4th Row, L to R; Dianne Jenkins, Traci Woods, Tonethia Frails Bottom Row, L to R; Thedora Wills, Francine Lane, Andrea Jenifer Christine and Celia busy working!! 126

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STEREO CITY Come to STEREO CITY for all Powers-Baldwin of Augusta your audio and video needs Baldwin Pianos and Organs Tp i 1712 Walton Way 2069 Augusta Mall y y Daniel Village 738-4507 738-8256 1 y Shopping Center J.L. Welty 7 manager — sales advertising P IP PATRONS and BUSINESS PATRONS Burdell Andrews Bates Auto Parts. Inc. Mr. and Mrs James Bates Carolyn Carter Mrs. Donnita C. Chafin Mr Jessie W, Chambers Lewis Drapery Center Mr. M. Linder Lionel Smith Lts. Ms. T. Miller Rev. EL. Moreland Mrs, Amanda O ' Bryant Chat ' N ' Curl Beauty Salon Mrs Madine Cummings Mr Henry Curry Deek ' s Modernistic Barber Shop Dekle ' s Barber Shop Miss Caroline Durst Economy Drug Mrs. Wartina Eubanks Mrs. C. Fahnoe - Tal Fennel. Jr. tm Frank Bowman Photography ' Hair Chef ' s Uni-Sex Shop Mr. and Mrs. David Hall Handyland Robyn Hardy Roger Harley. Sr. Mrs. Gwen Hightower Mrs. Mary B. Hillman Mr. and Mrs William T. Howard. Sr, Ms. Magdalene Kelly Kirkland ' s Miss Shannon Patterson Parts Warehouse Co. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Scott Becky Seals Beth Seals Skinner Auto Supply Co. Southern Finance Mrs, Fannie B, Strickland Mrs. Janice Thompson T ' s N ' Tops Cynthia Walker Mr, and Mrs, G,W, Warthen Whitton and Dicks Radiator Miss Pamela B, Williams Terry L Williams Mrs. Willie Mae Williams Miss Pamela B. White Mr. and Mrs. W.F. Woods Your Majesty ' s Beauty Shop Compliments of a Friend From a Friend 125

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An Editorial Epilogue This has been a fun and exciting voyage, but also a chal- lenging journey of togetherness. The Eagle 1983 has erupted from an aerie of pride, dedication and hard work. There were times when it seemed as if the staff were tackling an unending, laborious struggle of labor; but as we glimpse back, we conclude that our efforts were well worth the result. We can modestly and deservingly express our true eagle pride. We extend our sincerest gratitude to all of those who have made the publication of this volume possible. We are extremely fortunate to have a family, as our eagle crew, to have given that special push of motivation, which kept us together and helped us make deadlines and finally com- plete a work of art. Our advisor, Mrs. Gilyard, has been a wonderful person, filled with vigor, concern, and loyalty. In fact, without her we would have been as eaglets, never learning to fly. There was a time when the eagle was on the verge of extinction, but through federal laws of protection, we glad- ly see our bird becoming more populous every year. Meta- phorically speaking. The Eagle and its future are in the hands of the congress of Josey ' s student body. I therefore solicit your continuous support, pride, and encourage- ment. Remember, your annual is just what you make it! I personally have enjoyed my voyage, and I hope you have likewise. May you forever treasure this Fantastic Voyage through a Journey of Memories in 1983. As Always, I am Yours with a sincere eagle pride. I Iir ATrtD Great Work, Warren! from the yearbook staff! Warren A. Williams Mrs. Gilyard having fun as always! Creation at hand. 127