Taylor County High School - Sampler Yearbook (Perry, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1984 volume:

2 1. His spirit is high and so is the football. 2. Bad Girls. 3. Get off Glenn! 4. Hey Seniors, is it Homecoming or Halloween? 5. How ’bout them 'Dawgs! Oct% Sftinifo “rtycyA, 7 1. Joanne is ready to “go for it” again. 2. Hey, Mom! I’ve got some girl hanging all over me. 3. LauriP U B«ih. What •r the oing 198 hiomecominc t. 5. Nacy. smile pretty for the camera. Our Bulldog mascot with a Bulldc 7. ----------------. i i ge| instiuLiiunr Dan and 1. 1. Our Miss TCHS, Mandy Hendry. 2. Joanne Braddock and Walt Evans take a break. 3. The guys like Cathy Fox’s hair. 4. Could this be Mrs. Morgan? 5. Could this be romance? 6. Kathy, who are you laughing at? 7. Is this Halloween, or what? 8. Is it that funny, Tracy? 'Mete 'peeiitt po d ?Ve K tutt ‘Tfto'ie 1. Practical jokes stink! 2. 1984 Homecom- Robin Brown. 3. Mrs. Parker models her ing King and Queen. Melvin Cribbs and Tourist Day attire. 2. 70 e TO e ‘ZOcrfcA, S a it 1. That’s some mascot! 2. “Go for it” Bulldogs. Favorite Soap Opera: 1. Guiding Light 2. General Hospital 3. Young and the Restless 4. All My Children Favorite TV Show 1. A-Team 2. Simon and Simon 3. Knots Landing 4. Fall Guy Favorites Favorites Favorite Car: 1. Corvette 2. 280ZX 3. Ferrarri 4. Porsche Favorites Favorites Favorite Color: 1. Blue 2. Red 3. Pink 4. Purple Favorites Favorite Celebrity: 1. Tom Selleck 2. Heather Thomas 3. Michael Jackson 4. Lionel Richie Favorite Cologne Perfume: 1. Halston 2. Musk 3. Lauren 4. Vanderbilt Favorite Sport: 1. Football 2. Basketball 3. Soccer 4. Swimming 5. Softball 6. Hunting Favorite Movie: 1. An Officer and A Gentleman 2. Christine 3. ET 4. Porky’s Favorite Expression Word: 1. Chill Out 2. Great Day 3. Rave On 4. Treacherous Favorite Teacher: 1. Page 2. Lilliot 3. Agner 4. Faircloth Favorite Hang-Out: 1. A P Parking Lot 2. McDonald’s 3. Anywhere 4. Skating Rink Favorite “Parking Spot 1. Anywhere 2. The Woods 3. Beach 4. Drive-In And the Winners Are: Early in the school year, members of the Sampler Staff took a survey of approximately 250 students to determine their in- terests. The votes were widespread, except for the favorite soap opera Guiding Light won by a landslide. We found out that teenagers have quite a bit in com- mon, but they also differ in many ways. Read for yourself and see! Favorite Restaurant: 1. Red Lobster 2. Wendy’s 3. Brown Derby 4. BJ’s Favorite Concert: 1. Alabama 2. Police 3. ZZ Top 4. Rick James 5. Prince 6. Hank Williams Jr. 7. Lover Boy 8. Kiss Favorite Jeans: 1. Levi’s 2. Lee 3. Calvin Klein 4. Jordache 18 I Favorite Album: 1. Thriller 2. Montain Music 3. 1984 4. All Night Long 5. No Parking On The Dance Floor 6. Eagle’s Greatest 7. Pyromania Favorite Musical Group 1. Alabama 2. Van Halen 3. Air Supply 4. De Barge 5. Midnight Star 6. Culture Club 7. Hank Williams Jr. 8. Duran Duran Favorite Single: 1. Break My Stride 2. Jump 3. All Night Long 4. Slow Jam 5. The Blues 6. Come on Feel The Noise 7. Thriller 8. Owner of A Lonely Heart 9. 99 Red Balloons Time Will Reveal 10 FACULTY Administration Mrs. Julie Annin Assistant Principal Dr. A1 Rother Principal Mr. Clyde Cruce Assistant Principal Office Staff Mrs. Bobbye Williamson Bookkeeper Mrs. Donna Ansell Secretary Mrs. Debbie Carlton Clerk Typist Miss Lee McHar Data Entry Operat 22 Faculty Mr. Webb oversees a dubious student. Nan Albritton Exceptional Ed Bob Annin Science Deborah Bader Language Arts James Baker Mathematics 23 Gilbert Barr Science Cathy Camp Language Arts Mac Cottle Evelyn Daniel Industrial Arts Language Arts Teachers Enjoy Homecoming While there are those teachers who cast a disapproving eye on the week of insanity which accompanies Homecoming, others resign themselves to the philosophy “if you can’t beat ’em, join ’em.” Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Faircloth grasped the Greek ideal of beauty on toga day. Miss Melvin appeared to have lost her proverbial marbles on inside out day. And on Tourist Day, well, Mrs. Faircloth took all honors as the tackiest of tourists! Merle Dugal Business Education Linda Faircloth Language Arts Has Miss Melvin gone mad? Mrs. Faircloth — which way is Miami? 24 Faculty “On the Road” in 83-84 1983-84 was a busy school year for those faculty members attending conferences to improve their skills. Mrs. Parker and Mr. Annin attended the Florida Council of Teachers of Mathematics conference in Jacksonville in October. Mrs. Daniel, Mrs. Woodell, Mrs. Hamby and Mrs. Faircloth went to an English conference in Fort Walton Beach. Mrs. Sewell and Mrs. Yarbrough attended a media conference in Orlando and Mrs. Lindsey went to St. Pete to study aerobics. Mrs. Daniel, Mr. McGlocklin and Coach Barr Burnt up the highway this school year in the process of writing performance standards to be incorporated with those from the rest of the state. These will hopefully result in a uniform curriculum for the entire state. Irene Fews Business Education Glenda Hamby Language Arts Lawrence Holt Betty Hughes Mary Ellen Hughes Physical Education Home Economics Language Arts 25 Mickey Hatleberg Speech Laura Jones Language Arts Pat Ketring Art Walt Lamb Mathematics Laura Jenkins Don Johnson Mathematics Science 1983-84 School Year Busy One for Faculty TCHS. Each Monday night for two months administrators, teachers, students and community members met in group sessions to compose the large manual which guided the SACSS team during their three day visit to the high school. Mrs. Anne Morgan was the school chairman for the evaluation. Taylor teachers spent their Monday nights last fall as students in a course designed to prepare them for the SACSS evaluation which was held in February. SACSS is the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools which decides the continuing accreditation of Mrs. Lindsey and friend conduct a health class. 26 Wanda Lilliott History Susan Lindsey Physical Education Dalene McGlocklin Chorus Tom McGlocklin History Parents Contribute to School’s Success While the high school owes a lot to its faculty, administration and staff, the parents are sometimes overlooked in their many contributions to the efficient running of the TCHS machine. Where would the senior class be if their dedicated parents didn’t put together mums, sell balloons, cook hotdogs and chaperone cruises? Where would the football team be if the Booster group didn’t meet regularly to guide its course? And a few nights this year Mrs. Woodell wondered where she would have been if some concerned parents of newspaper students hadn’t brought the fixings for missed suppers. It seems only right that the parents who contribute so much of their time to TCHS should be remembered here. Mrs. Martha Wiggins blows up balloons at the Homecoming game. Francine Locker Renee Melvin Language Arts Science 27 Georgia Mae Miller Exceptional Ed Malcolm Page Science Izell Montgomery Band Director Billye Parker Mathematics Estic Rollings Language Arts Anne Morgan Language Arts Sebring Ratliff Science Jesse Webb History Faculty members not pictured are: Deborah Cooper, Art Carol Putnal, Health Dr. G. S. Rahi, Science Joanne Sewell, Librarian Bryant Russell, DCT Nell Lee, Aide 28 Mrs. Parker relies on the classics to guide her pursuit of higher learning. Senior Sponsors Supervise Another Successful Year In spite of a few anxious moments, senior sponsors Glenda Hamby and Tom McGlocklin reported another successful year. This year’s class sailed to Mexico on the Britanis over the Easter holidays. Describing the class of ’84, Mrs. Hamby said: “They are slow starters, but fast to reach the finish line. They don’t make a lot of noise, but they get the job done.” She noted that this year more students worked after school and saved their own money for the senior trip. However, there were plenty of students who worked on fund raisers to finance the cruise. Martha Yarbrough Language Arts Elouise Gardiner Guidance Iris Dee Walker Guidance 29 Wanda Cash Library Aide Larry Grantham Media Aide Doris Schrammel Secretary Left: SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS - Laurie Adams, Treas.; Sherri Granthum, Vice Pres.; Joanne Braddock, Pres.; and Gayle Collins, Secretary. Below Right: Several seniors taking it easy during Sr. Day at NFJC. Below Left: The man who makes it all possible — our sponsor, Mr. Tom McGlocklin. Gary Batten Steve Berryhill Kathleen Belcher Ellis Beach Laurie Adams Linda Adams Kim Allen Kelly Bach Timothy Barnes Donald Bates Jeff Bethea Rhonda Bishop Sonny Bishop Debbie Blue Chandra Bowden Beverly Bowman Joanne Braddock Teresa Britt Ben Brown Nate Brown Robin Brown Marnie Brynes David Bundrick Sonja Burge Sonya Caddell Ashley Campbell 34 Ricardo Cook Debbie Cooper John Courtney Melvin Cribbs Cjanya Shelia Cutter Katie Drexler Cathy Deese Sharon Diamond Mike Dobson Wendell Driggers 38 Raymond Glover David Goff Lisa Grambling Donna Granthum Sherri Granthum Janet Griffin Marsha Grim Heather Gunter Juanita Hall Robin Hamilton Brenda Harris David Hart Trunda Hayes Nancy Hendrix Chris Herig J. D. High Lee Hill Cherie Holley Gary Horner Jim Houck 39 40 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Beth JA ood ant? Jim Wadlow were named “Most Wit- TyT which came as no surprise. Throughout their four years at TCHS, this pair has kept the days lively with theirantigs:------ ('' Joanne Braddock and Walt Evans were chosen “Most ukely to SatrcgecT Joanne plans to attend FSU and Walt plans to study PR at the University of Florida. Teresa Flowers and Ronnie Whittle were named “Most Intellectual.” Teresa plans to major in Computer Engineering at UF and Ronnie will attend the Air Force Academy in Colorado. Beverly Bowman and Mike Dobson were chosen “Most Dependable.” Beverly served as President of the Student Council and Mike has been an active member of the Brain Brawl team. Sherri Grantham and Ricardo Cook were named “Most Flirtatious,” the understatement of the year. Need we say more? Cathy Fox and Mike Mincy were named “Most Happy-Go-Lucky.” These two enthusiastic young peo- plgjiiilLalways put a smile on your face. CMitzi EzejT) and Melvin Cribbs were chosen “Best Sports.1' Nlitzi was an active member of the yearbook class and the Bulldog Mascot. Melvin was the King of the 1983 Homecoming. “Most Courteous” went to Cherie Holley and Kevin Lynn. Cherie plans to attend Florida Southern and Kevin plans to go into business with his father. Cyndi Sheffield and Ed Whiddon were named “Pret- tiest” and “Best Looking.” Cyndi plans to marry shortly after graduation and Ed will attend NFJC. “Most Athletic” were Robin Brown and Nelson Jerome Fitchett, both members of the TCHS basketball program. MOST DEPENDABLE 41 (Left to Right, Bottom Rows) Andrea Hughes Amy Jackson David Jackson Kevin Lynn Kenny Medeiros Richie Johnson Cynthia Jones Sean LaLiberty J Katina Mantzanas Tina Mathis 42 (Left to Right, Top Rows) Laurie Houck Vickie McCormick 44 Diane McHome Pam McLain George Mcleod Nita Mcleod Galvin McNeal Nathaniel McNeil Bill Merlo Steve Micklos Kenny Miller Barbara Miller Michael Mincy Andrew Mintz Glenn Monroe Susan Moore Gary Moran 45 Karl Morgan 46 Ruonda Morgan James Morris Robin Mosley Dallas Myers Trellis Nealy Jeff Nelson Jeff Newberry Ashley Newell Michelle Newman Robert Newport Robert Nowlin Darryl Oliver Donna Padgett Patrick Padgett David Page 47 Tracy Parker Kamal Patel 48 Scott Pierce John Thomas Fairly Pitts Shawanda Porter Timothy Rainey Lisa Reddish Tommy Reynolds Chris Rigoni Roger Robinson Richard Ross Joe Sadler Charlene Scott Glenn Sheffield Sandra Sistrunk Steve Slaughter Ken Smith Martin Shaw Nancy Shealy Cyndi Sheffield mom V J-LCiA'ul% Chad Smith Anthony Sneed Todd Suban Dennis Sullivan Christie Swain Dan Taylor Andre Thomas 50 Angela Thomas Karen Truman Janice Tucker Michael Urbanski Jim Wadlow Darrin Ward Shon Ward Ed Whiddon Rodney Whiddon Barbara White Samuel White Tammy White Wesley White 51 H o iJ hitehurst Ronnie Whittle Bobby Williams Ingrid Williams €reg Wilson Elizabeth Wood Theresa Woods Pauline Woulard Jacqulyn Wray Angela Wright Rodney Wright Gerald Coker Adams, Laurie Gayle: J.V. Cheerleader (1), Freshman Class Secretary (1), Girl’s Basketball (1. 2), Century Club President (3), Art (3), Student Council (1, 2, 3, 4), Ring Staff (3). Senior Class Treasurer (4), Pink Ladies (4) Adams. Linda Ann: Who’s Who In American High School Foreign Languages (1). Spanish Club (1, 2), Pom-Pon (2. 3, 4), Yearbook (4). Century Club (3). Ring Staff (3) , Orange and Blue Network (4). Spanish Award (2), Sophomore Server (2). Pink Ladies (4) Allen, Kimberly Renee: Band (2. 3), Student Council (2). Century Club (3) Bach, Kelly Lynn: Spanish Club (2), VICA (3, 4 — Vice-Pres.), Who’s Who In American High School Foreign Languages (2, 4), United Paperworkers Industrial Education Award (3), VICA 2nd Place Speech (3) Barnes, Paul Timothy: Track (1. 2, 3), Band (1, 2, 3. 4), Student Council (1, 2), DCT (2, 3) Bates. Donald Thomas Batten, Gary Lamar: Student Council (1, 2, 3, 4), Spanish Club (2, 3). Orange and Blue Network (4). Speech and Drama Club (4) , NHS (3. 4), Spanish Award (3). Who’s Who In American High School Foreign Languages (4). Model United Nations (3), Band (2, 3). Who’s Who In American High School Students (4) Beach Jr., Eric Clifton: Art Club (2, 3). VICA (2). Track (4) Belcher. Kathleen Berryhill, Steven James Bethea. Jeffery Bryan: Football (1. 2, 3. 4). Wrestling (3. 4), Chorus (2, 3) Bishop III, Conrad Cecil: Varsity Foot- ball (2, 3, 4), Varsity Basketball (2, 3), Varsi- ty Baseball (2, 3, 4), Scholastic Athlete of the Year (3), Key Club (1, 2, 3, 4). Orange Blueprint (2), Latin Club (1) Blue, Deborah Teressa: Century Club (3) , FHA (2, 3 - Treas., 4 - Pres.). FBLA (4) Bowden. Chandra Elise: Chorus (1), Spanish Club (1, 2). Century Club (3 — Vice-Pres.). Ring Staff (3). Student Council (3) , Varsity Cheerleader (3), Yearbook (3. 4), Model United Nations (3, 4). Drama Club (4) , Pink Ladies (4). Bowman, Beverly Anne: Spanish Club (1. 2). Girl’s Basketball (1, 2), J.V. Cheerleader (2), Varsity Cheerleader (3. 4), Little Women (3, 4), Century Club (3), Freshman Class President (1), Student Council (3 — Vice Pres., 4 — Pres.), Miss TCHS Pageant (2, 3), Most Dependable TCHS Cheerleader (3), Key Club Sweetheart (4), Senior Favorite (4) BraHdoclT. Joanne Katherine; Senior (Class Prudent (4). Junior Class President (3), Sophomore Class Secretary (2). J.V. Cheerleader (1, 2 — Capt.). Varsity Cheerleader (3 — Capt.. 4 — Capt.), NHS (3, 4), Honor Court (1, 2). Homecoming Court (4), Student Council (1, 2, 3, 4). Little Women (3. 4), Century Club (3). Ring Staff (3). Latin Club (1). Spanish Club (2, 3), Spanish Award (3). Who’s Who In American High School Foreign Languages (2), Year- book Staff (4), Model United Nations (3. 4). Senior Favorite (4), Most Spirited Cheerleader (3). Pink Ladies (4) Britt. Teresa Michelle Brown. Benjamin: Soccer (3. 4) Brown. Cheryl Robin: Girl’s Basketball Senior Directory (1. 2. 3. 4). Honor Court (2, 3), Homecoming Queen (4), Pink Ladies (4) Brown. Nathaniel Jerod: Football (1), Band 3. 4), Soccer (3, 4) Brynes, Marnie Lynn: Little Women (3 — Vice-Pres., 4 — Pres.), Student Council (1, 2, 3, 4), Junior Class Secretary, Year- book (3), Century Club (3), Latin Club (1), Marching Band (1,2), Concert Band (1, 2, 3, 4). Majorette Squad (3), Pom pon Squad (4), Pink Ladies (4) Bundrick, David Keith: Band (1), Video (3, 4), DCT (3, 4), Century Club (3) Burge, Sonja Carmen: DCT, FBLA; Sonja plans to get married, have a small family, and get a job after graduation. Caddell, Sonya Valanda Cannon. Kimberly Joy Campbell, Ashley: DCT Carter. William Blakely: VICA (1st and 2nd Place in Nationals), Auto Mechanics. Track [Vi yr.) Collins, Anita Gayle: Spanish Club (1 — Vice-Pres.), Girl’s Basketball (1, 2, 3), FBLA (3 — Treas.. 4), Freshman Class Treasurer. Senior Class Secretary. Century Club (3), Yearbook (4), Pom pon Squad (2). Orange-Blue Network (4) Cone, David Eric: Honorable Mention Award in Florida State University’s Humanities Writing Competition (4) Cook, Ricardo Cortez Cooper, Debra Maschel Courtney, John Ed Cribbs, Melvin Lanzy: J.V. Football. Varsity Football (3, 4), Homecoming King (4), Senior Favorite (4) Cruce, Tanya: Chorus (1, 2), Century Club (3), FBLA (4). Pink Ladies (4) Cutter. Shelia Marie Deese. Cathleen Rachel Diamond. Sharon Denise Dobson, Michael Dean: Band (1, 2, 3 — 2nd Lieut.), Baseball (3, 4). Century Club (3), Key Club (4). Yearbook (2). Model United Nations (3), Brain Brawl (3). Who’s Who Among American High School Students (3) Drexler, Kathleen Ellen: Orange Blueprint (3, 4 — Feature Editor), Russian Club (4) Driggers, Wendell Larry Dumas, Charles Fitzgerald Eckel. Amy Ann: Transfer from Cincin- nati. German Club Pres. (1), Drama Club Vice-Pres. (1), Track Statistician (1), Ecology Club (1). Student Council (1). Literary Guild Editor (1), Gymnastics (1); Transfer to T.C.H.S.: Chorus Accompanist (2), Student Council (2), Taylor Singers Accompanist (3), Little Women (3), Speech and Drama Club (3, 4 — Pres.), Soccer (3), Century Club (3), Model United Nations (3), Taylor Singers (4). National Merit Commended Student (4), Lit- tle Women — Reporter (4), T.V. Produc- tions (4); Plans to attend University of Florida and major in broadcasting management. Edmond, William Denmark Evans. Walter Thomas: Band (1.2 — 2nd Lieut. 2). Baseball (1. 2. 3, 4). Football (3. 4). Student Council (3). Yearbook (2. 3), NHS (2. 3. 4 — Pres.), Brain Brawl Team (3, 4), Key Club (1. 2, 3. 4 — Sec.). Century Club (3). Model U.N. (3). Boys’ State (3), Who’s Who Among American High School Students (3), Hugh O’Brian Outstanding Sophomore Award (2), Florida State Leadership Seminar (2), Danforth “I Dare You” Award, AYF National Leadership Conference (4), Little Women Sweetheart (4)t Homecoming Qnnrt (4) C Ezell, Mitzi Lee Majorette (1. 2, 3), Marching Bana [i, 27 3), Concert Band (1, 2), Century Club (3), Spanish Club (3. 4), Russian Club (4), Senior Favorite (4), Varsity Cheerleader (4), Vice-President Pink Ladies (4). Student Council (3), Drama Club (3), Yearbook (4), Ring Staff (3) Fain, Peggy Ruth Faircloth. Kimberly Ann: Band (4), FBLa (2, 3, 4 — Pres.), Little Women (3), VOE I (3), VOE II (4) Faircloth, Kimberly Sue: FHA (1 — Pres, and Historian), Student Council (2, 3), Pom pon Squad (4), DCT (4 - Pres.) Faircloth, Tammi Lynn Fitchett, Nelson Jerome Flanders, Herman Keith Flowers, Sylvia T. Flowers, Teresa Yolanda: Chorus (1, 2), Little Women (3, 4), Century Club (3), Model U.N. (3), Engineering Summer In- stitute (3), Who's Who Among American High School Students (3), Spanish Club (3, 4), Senior Favorite (4) Foster Tracy Anne: Student Council (3), Brain Brawl (3), Band (1, 2, 3. 4) Fox. Cathryne Belle: Latin Club (1), Orange-Blueprint (2), Drama Club (3), Stu- dent Council (2, 3, 4), Pom pon Squad (3, 4). Russian Club (4), Honor Court (4). Senior Favorite (4), Pink Ladies (4 — Pres.), Cen- tury Club (3) Frisby, Kevin Lowell Gaines. Jack Bennie Gamble. Jay Ralph Gillyard. Linda Charmaine Glass. Vickie Renee Glover, Raymond Oneal Goff, David: 2nd Place in Auto- Mechanics, 1st and 3rd Place Opening and Closing Ceremony VICA, VICA Club (Parliamentarian) Grambling, Lisa Annette Grantham, Donna Jo Granthum. Sherri Renee: Spanish Club (1), Sophomore Server (2), Who’s Who Among American High School Students (2), Art Club (2, 3), Orange-Blueprint (2, 3), Sophomore Class Treasurer. Junior Class Treasurer, Century Club (3), Ring Staff (3). Football Sponsor (3). Varsity Cheerleader (3) , Student Council (1, 2, 3, 4), Senior Class Vice-Pres., Senior Favorite (4), Drama Club (4) , Pink Ladies (4) Gunter. Heather Leann: Pompon Squad (2), Century Club (3), VICA. Cosmetology I, Cosmetology II, Speech Drama (4) Griffin. Janet Omega Hall, Juanita: Speech and Drama Club (U Hamilton, Robin Cassandra Harris, Brenda: Band Flag Squad (2. 3, 4). FBLA. Softball Hart, David Brett: Chorus (1). Art Club I (3), Century Club (3) Hendrix. Nancy Rhon: Chorus (1. 2 — I Acc., 3 — Acc.. 4 — Acc.), Girl’s Ensemble || (2, 3), Taylor Singers (4). Little Women(3, | 4), Century Club (3), Drama Club (4). Who’s I Who Among American High School I Students (4) Herig. Christine Ann: Medical Ex- I plorers (1, 2, 3, 4 — Pres.). Spanish Club (2. 54 3), Library Media Club (2, 3 — Pres.), Lit- tle Women (3, 4), Century Club (3). Model U.N. (3), Latin Club (4), Yearbook (4) High, James Darrell Hill, Georgi Lee: Chorus (1, 2, 3), Ensemble (2, 3), Taylor Singers (4), DCT (4) Holley, Janya Cherie Ann: Chorus (1), Student Council (1, 2, 3, 4), Little Women (3, 4), Century Club (3), Spanish Club (3, 4). Senior Favorite (4), Who’s Who Among American High School Students (4) Horner, Gary Edward Houck, James Nicholas Houck. Laurie Virginia: Band (1, 2. 3 — 2nd Lt.. 4), Century uub (3), Spanish Club (3, 4). Yearbook Staff (4); When 1 graduate I plan to enter N.F.J.C. and then enroll in a major university to pursue a career in English and become a teacher. Huey. Joseph Allen Hugger. Jr., Sylvester Hughes. Andrea Denise: Band (1, 2). FHA (1, 2, 3, 4), Speech and Drama (1), Track (1,2), DCT(l) Jackson, Amy Lou Jackson, David Alan Johnson, Richard Larry Jones, Cynthia Yvonne Laliberty, Shawn James Landers. Maria Michelle: Chorus (2, 3, 4 — Pres.) Lundy. Kelley: Spanish Club (1, 2), Stu- dent Council (2. 3). Band (2), Orange-Blue Network (4), Ring Staff (3), Pink Ladies (4) Lynn. Kevin: Key Club (3, 4), Senior Favorite (4), DCT (3, 4) McCormick, Victoria L. McHome. Diane Laverne McLain, Pamela Lorene: Century Club (3), Chorus (1), Model United Nations (3), Spanish Club (3, 4), Student Council (1,2, 3), Who’s Who Among American High School Studnets (2), Yearbook (3) McLeod. Jr., George Roswell McLeod. Nita Janine: Chorus (2, 3. 4 — Treasurer), DCT (4) McNeil. Galvin Lanard McNeil, Nathaneil (Jr.) Mantzanas, Katina Aliki: Latin Award (1), Latin Club (1, 4), Who’s Who Among American High School Students (4), Student Council (1. 2. 3, 4), NHS (2, 3. 4), Orange Blueprint (2, 3 — Feature Editor), Century Club (3), Model United Nations (3), Ring Staff (3), Football Sponsor (3), Little Women (3, 4), Who’s Who Among American Foreign Language Students (1) Mathis, Tina Annette Madeiros, Kenneth Wayne Merlo, William Lee Micklos, Steve Anthony Miller, Kenneth Wynn Miller, Pauline Schiffon Mincy, Michael Wayne: Football (1, 2. 3, 4), Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4). Key Club (1, 2, 3 — Treas., 4 — Pres.), Senior Favorite (4), Century Club (3), Honor Court (4) Mintz, Andrew Monroe. Glenn Alvin Moore, Susan Carol: Girl’s Basketball (1), FBLA (3 — Secretary. 4), Pink Ladies (4) Morgan, Gary Alan: Marching Band (1. 2, 3), Concert Band (1.2. 3), Key Club (2). Photo Club (3), Medical Explorers (4) Morgan, Karl Albrecht: J.V. Basketball (1, 2), Student Council (1, 2), Century Club (3), Varsity Football Manager (1, 2, 3, 4) Morgan. Kimberly Lamar Morgan. Mary Elizabeth Morgan. Rhonda Sebrena: Basketball (1, 2). Softball (2, 3 — Capt., 4), Latin Club (1), Christian Athletes (3), Pink Ladies (4) Morris. James Olan Murphy, Hugh Alexander: Latin Club (1), Student Council (1, 2, 3. 4), Key Club (3, 4), Junior Class Treasurer, Orange- Blueprint Art Editor (3, 4), Yearbook (4), Sophomore Server (2). Art Club (4) Myers, Dallas Lee Nealy, Trellis Lestral Nelson. Jeffrey Edwin Newberry, Jeffrey Lamar: J.V. Foot- ball (2, 3), J.V. Baseball (1.2). Century Club (3). DCT (4) Newell. John Ashley Newman. Belinda Michelle: Latin Club (1), J.V. Basketball (1), Varsity Basket-' ball (2. 3, 4), DCT (4) Newport, Robert Morris Nowlin, Robert Bruce: Band (1. 2), Solo Contest Superior Rating (2). Brain Brawl (3), Star Student (3), NHS (4 — Pres.), TCHS Parameds (1, 2) Oliver, Darryl Dwayne Padgett, Donna L. Padgett. Patrick Odell Page, David William Parker, Tracy Amanda: J.V. Cheerleader (1), Century Club (3) Patel, Kamlesh Kumar (Kamel): Stu- dent Science Training Program. University of Florida 1983, International Latin Club Award (3), Varsity Soccer (3, 4). Who’s Who Among American High School Students (2, 3). Parameds (2, 3), Medical Explorers (4), Latin Club (1) Pierce. Scott Michael Pitts, Fairley Dean: Football (1, 2, 3, 4) Porter, Shawanda Evette Rainey, Timothy Lameral Reddish, Lisa Jean Reynolds. Thomas Glynn Rigoni. Christopher Frank: Student Council (1, 2, 3), Sophomore Class Pres., Representative at Large (4). T V. Produc- tion (2), Art Club (3), Century Club (3), Orange Blueprint (4). DCT (4) Robinson. Roger Elcain Ross, Richard Allan Sadler, Joe Bryant: Football (2. 3), Who’s Who Among American High School Students (3). Russian Club (4). Model United Nations (3). Scott, Kathy Charlene Shaw, Martin Wayne Shealy, Nancy Darlene Sheffield, Andrew Glen Sheffield, Cynthia Faye: Chorus (1), Century Club (3), Senior Favorite (4) Sistrunk. Sandra Lynn Slaughter. Steve Andrew: Football (1, 2, 3, 4), Outstanding Sophomore Football Award (2) Smith. Chadwell Lee: DCT (4). Key Club (3, 4), Century Club (3), Orange-Blue Network (2) Smith. Kenneth Ramon Sneed, Anthony Alonzo: Yearbook (4), Sr. Band (1, 2, 3. 4), Band Captain (4), Con- cert Band (1, 2, 3, 4). Century Club (3), Stage Band (2, 3, 4), Baseball (1), Basketball (1. 2, 3, 4), 4-H (1, 2, 3, 4). Spanish Club (4) Suban, Todd Allen: Yearbook (3, 4), Editor (4), Sr. Band (1. 2, 3, 4), Concert Band (2, 3. 4), Century Club (3), Student Council (4), Stage Band (2), Model United Nations (3, 4), Journalism — Yearbook Award (4) Swain, Mary Christina E. Taylor, Dan Gordan: Football (2, 3, 4), Model United Nations (3), Century Club (3), Russian Club (4) Thomas. Jr., John Allen Truman. Karen Denise: Chorus (3), Lit- tle Women (3, 4), Pink Ladies (4) Tucker, Janice Vernice: FHA (4), Spanish Club (4), Library Media Club (3), Band (1, 2), Student Council Secretary (4), Yearbook Staff (4), Pink Ladies (4); I plan to attend Florida State University and study to become a child psychologist. Urbanski, Dennis Michael Wadlow, James Morgan: Varsity Baseball (1, 2, 3, 4). Basketball (1), Football (1, 2), Soccer Captain (4), Latin Club (1), 200 lb. Club (2, 3, 4), Student Council (1), Yearbook Staff (4). Newspaper Staff (2), Ring Staff (3), Senior Favorite (4) Ward, Darrin Guy: Art Club Vice-Pres. (1,2,3. 4), Century Club (3) Ward, Shon Lamar Whiddon, Edward William: J.V. Foot- ball (1), J.V. Baseball (1), Varsity Football (2, 3. 4), Varsity Baseball (2, 3, 4), Key Club (2, 3, 4), Orange and Blue Network (4), President Christian Athletes Whiddon, Rodney Darrell: Varsity Football (2, 3, 4), Homecoming Court (4) White, Barbara Jean White, Tammy B.: Track (1), FHA (3), Homecoming Court (4), Honor Court (1) White, Wesley Louis: Basketball (1), Band (2, 3, 4). Whitehurst, Troy Dean Whittle. Ronald Joseph: Spanish Award (1), Latin Award (3), Football (2), Track (2). American Legion Boys’ State (3), Treasurer of NHS (3), Brain Brawl (3), Cen- tury Club (3), Governor’s Challenger Pro- gram on Growth Management (3) Williams, Bobby Lamar: Varsity Basketball (3), DCT (1), Offensive Player of the Year Williams. Ingrid Michelle: Track (1), FHA (2, 3), Student Council (1,2, 3), Year- bogk tefft4) ------ Wood. Martha ElizabethT frV Cheerleader (1, 2 — Capt.), Varsity Cheerleader (3, 4), Freshman Vice- President, Sophomore Vice-President, Junior Vice-President. Century Club (3), Spanish Club (1, 2), Russian Club (4). Miss T.C.H.S. Contestant (2), Ring Staff Chair- man (3), Senior Favorite (4). Honor Court (2. 3), Homecoming Court (4), Yearbook Staff (3, 4), Pink Ladies Speaker of the House (4); After graduation 1 plan to attend Brevard College in North Carolina to study medicine. Woods. Theresa Annette: Student Council (1), Marching Band (1), Concert Band (1, 2, 3, 4), Century Club (3), Flag Girl (2) , Majorette (3, 4). Medical Explorer (4) Woulard, Pauline Wright, Angela Carole: Concert Chorus (1, 2, 3), Girl’s Ensemble (2, 3). Taylor Singers (3, 4). Advanced Girl’s Chorus (4), Drama Club (3), Century Club (3) , Library Media Club (2, 3) Wray. Jacqulyn: Band (1, 2), Pom pon Squad (2), Vice-President of Meridian Chapter F.B.L.A (3), Pink Ladies (4); After graduation I plan to attend Santa Fe Com- munity College and study to be a Paralegal. Wright. Rodney Lee Juniors display their enthusiastic spirit at one of the many pep rallies. It was these juniors who won several of the spirit contests held throughout the year. Walt Hamby “scopes the chicks” after a hard day in Spanish II. Junior class of- ficers for this year were President Cheryl Gray, Vice-Pres. Vickie Fowler, Secretary Laurie Hendry and Treasurer Kim Harrington. These women provided the leader- ship for a most difficult year ever for the junior class of 83-84. mo 56 NineteenEightyFour Jessie Alexander Dana Anderson Kathy Archer Janie Akins Larry Barnes Regina Bell Amos Bellamy Jerome Bellamy Michael Bennett Clay Bethea Kim Bishop Quint Bodiford Jason Blanton Frances Blondheim Wendie Blue Brett Bowman Garry Britt Nathaniel Britt Jerry Brown Patricia Brown Angie Hunter Lisa Capell 58 Diane Cheatham Rob Chesser Scott Coburn Michael Collins Marilyn Colson Caron Cone Sabra Cook Michael Crews Melinda Devane Derek Dixon Lander Durham Aaron Edwards Tommy Edwards Chris Ely Amy English Jimmy Fuller Clay Evans Kendra Evans Michelle Flowers Willie Flowers Victoria Fowler Teri Freeman Dana French Sandra Frye 59 Jimmy Fuller Lisa Gandy Guy Gibson Cinda Gilpin Edna Granger Billy Grant Brenda Grantham Cheryl Gray Charles Green Sean Griffin Roy Grubbs Chris Gunter Erika Hall Walt Hamby Rob Hardin Kim Harrington Philip Harrington Tommy Harris Brad Hatcher Lisa Helm Laurie Hendry Todd Hendry David Heartsfield Mike Heydt Edward Hill Donna Hilson Lisa Hingson Ronnie Hodge Lisa Holden Chanda Holley Dale Jackson Michael Horne Amy Huff Dorothy Hugger 60 Bern Hunter Glenise Island Alberta Jackson Dale Jackson Kathy Jackson Andall Jackson Steve Johnson Keith Jones Eric Jones Michelle Jones David Karns Angela Kent Frank King Randy Kinsey Ronnie Kinsey John Laing Bruce Lay Michael Lynn Cindy Mangum Kiki Mantzanas Joni Markey Tim Mathis Traci McCall Tim McDonald LeAnne McElveen Charolett McGowan J.P. McEwien Rodney McKinley Amy Miller 61 Carson Miller Scott Mixon Phyllis Monroe John Moore Mike Morris Lisa Murphy Peter Murphy Lisa Norman Amy Odum Trent Parks Molly Peake Kerri Pillow Keith Porter Mary Powe Devona Purvis Joe Redding Kelton Reed Robert Revels Wade Ricketson Annette Robertson “Rings Are ‘In’ Juniors anxiously awaiting their senior year received their class rings on December 1. This was one of the first signs of class pride and spirit shown throughout the year by the Class of ’85. Jerry and Scott make the “big” decision in choosing their class rings. 62 Juniors Take Studying Seriously? Our Junior year is a time for buckling down and squeezing in all the required courses so that our senior year will be spent having fun! Studies and good grades are all part of reality, even though many of us don’t realize that. Therefore, someone needs to tell these Juniors that they’re not Seniors yet. Michael and Wayne take a break. Amy has an interesting day in Spanish. Kimberly Robertson Cheryl Robinson Debra Rogers Lisa Ross Amanda Russell Joann Sadler Michael Sands Guy Shaw Diane Simmons Angela Smith Cathy Smith Jack Smith Lashawn Smith Lisa Smith Rhonda Smith Steve Smith Velma Spencer Tammy Spradley Chris Stalans Lisa Stevens 63 Gil Stewart Paul Stokes Joey Sturdivant David Sullivan Sunday Taylor Angie Tedder Wayne Tedder Annie Ruth Tensley Sonja Thomas Vickie Thomley Julie Thompson Joe Trofemuk Kenu Turk Chris Tuten Rena Vann Dillon Vizcarra Kim Walker Andre Watkins Sylvia Watson Scott Welch Shannor Carla Williams Penny Williams Tim Williams 64 Homecoming ’83,., Homecoming this year for the Juniors was great! It was a week filled with excitement, laughter, competition, contests, school spirit and friendship. Attendants were chosen from each class. Juniors honored with this title were Laurie Hendry, Edna Granger, and Sheila Abercrumbie. Our TCHS Superdog for 1983 was none other than Kim Har- rington. Kim’s super personality, energetic school spirit and “big mouth” guaranteed her the prestigious position. Our junior year has had many ups and downs. The ups were the lively pep rallies and good times that we’ll cherish forever. The downs, even though we don’t like to think of them, were falling short in magazine sales and the closing of the school year. We will never forget our old familiar saying: “Chill Out!” 67 68 Left: SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS — Lori Gunter, Amy McMullen, Denise Lewis and Angela Blackwood, Bob Donnelley prepares for Homecoming while Chris Blue is anxious to get back to class. SOPHOMORES Tina All Robert Allen Kenneth Anderson Alan Andrews Heath Annin Bill Barger James Barnes Gail Bethea Leon Bethea Gerald Bell John D. Bennett Linda Berry Angela Blackwood Angie Blair Chris Blue Keith Blue Jim Blume Brian Braddock Stanford Bragdon Veronica Bradley Sonya Bratcher Robert Britt Debbie Brown Kathy Browning Cliff Burford Stacey Burge Brad Cade Mike Calhoun Jason Cameron Jessie Cannon Dana Cannon Kim Carlton Leah Clark Vonda Coker Pheb Collins Billy Comstock Angelia Cook Laura Counce Joe L. Courtney Lori Coxwel 1 Flv T m 'V • 72 Karen Cruce Lisa Cummings Helen Daniels Tyrone Davis Dale Denmark LadonnaD fliclielle Dixon Robert Donnelly Cindy Drawdy Angela Dycus w ■€ Tommy Edwards Terri Ellison Amy Evans Denny Fike Lisa Fitchett � Gene Franklin Carlos Franklin Beth Fraser Laurel Fraser Debbie Gaines Sophomores Distinctive The tastes, ideas and principles of the Sophomore class vary, and are as individualistic as they are. From Nikes to Tony Lamas, from Van Halen to Hank Williams Jr., and from Big Macs to caviar the Sophomores are an interesting group. The class contains its share of scholars, musicians, artists and journalists. And, while it seems that they are so different, they all have a common factor that bonds them together — their love, loyalty and devotion to Taylor County High School. 73 Lucretia Gaines Brant Giddens Shelli Green Tiffanee Grubbs Lori Gunter Eddy Van Halen Carl Harrison Tina Hathcock Kal Hendry Mandy Hendry Tonya Herrin Voland Herring Daryl Hightower Link Hill Spencer Hodegas Angela Holden Willie Holmes Kendra Hudson Andrea Huxford Diane Johnson Angela Jones Chuck Jones Wanda Jones Amy Kallschmidt Colin Kelly Jason King Natalie Kinsey Andrea Kirkland Jim Kuhn Melyssa Lawrence Mark Lee Denise Lewis Robin Lilliott Daniel Lundy Amy Mathews Robie Mathews Jessie Mathis Julie Merschman Tony Mcallister 74 Sherry McCall Robin McDonald Michelle McNight Amanda McMullen Andrea McMullen Atesa McMullen Delbert McNutt Virginia Miles Shannon Millinor Deano Mixon Ann Mock Steven Montgomery Annie Ruth Moore Gerald Moore Jerry Nelson Amy Nix Sheila Noles Rhonder Oliver Vonder Oliver Lisa O’Steen Homecoming 1983 with Angie Blair escorted by Kenneth Lundy, Diane Johnson escorted by Daryl Hightower, and Lisa O’Steen escorted by Billy Grant. 75 Rita Palmer Claire Parker Amy Perry Charles Porter Tony Price 76 Sophomores Excel The members of the Sophomore class strive to excel in academic and artistic areas that have rarely been accomplished by Sophomores in the past. They work diligently toward success in many areas such as English, mathematics, history and science. Who knows? perhaps it is possible that many of the con- scientious students will advance to such careers, as doctors, lawyers, streetcar conductors, ditch diggers or psychoanalysts. 77 - 7. Michelle Ross A. J. Rother Frank Russell Gene Russell Shelton Sands Kim Satterwhite Treca Sayers Donald Schaak Gilbert Shaw Don Sheffield Roxanne Sheffield Corina Shinholser Darrin Simmons Brett Slaughter Annette Smith Miste Smith Troy Sneed John Sons Lisa Starling Darren Starks Dale Stephens Charlie Sturdivant Stacey Sturdivant Robin Sullivan John Swain 78 Sophomores Savor Homecoming Homecoming 1983 was an ex- citing time for the Sophomore class. They participated in all of the festivities, including Tourist Day, Inside-out Day, Toga Day, Hallo- ween Day, and Orange-Blue Day. At the pep rally they expressed ex- citement, and their enthusiasm for the Bulldogs was evident when a loyal few volunteered themselves to be human sacrifices for the bonfire. Carlos Thomas Pamela Thompson Theresa Thompson Jeff Touchton David Upshaw Rosalind Washington Rod Watkins Betty Jo Weatherly Tony White Al Williams 79 jjpnnift williams Ronald Williams Samantha Williams Allison Wisenbaker Bobby Jo€ Wood Kevin Woodall Mary Waulard Greg Wright Alvin Wright Teresa Wyche 80 81 Jack Adams Brent Anderson Connie Anderson Belana Arnold Allison August Dennis August Darrell Austin Sue Ellen Bassett Micheal Bayes Kim Beach Shirley Bell Connie Bellamy Scotty Benfiej Denise Bi oj? Brenda Blair Angie Bodiford Denna Bodiford Sabrina Bolden Banks Borklund Kerri Bowden Nancy Bowden Scott Bowdoin Barbara Bowman Meronica Bradley Brenda Britt Chari Bryant Ricky Bush Darin Buzbee Kit Buzbee Charlotte Calhoun Lisa Carlton David Cauley Rodney Cloud Tony Collier Roslyn Collins 84 Derek Cook Tony Jackson Cornelius Toni Courtney Angie Cruce Rebecca Dansby Beth Davis Donnie Demps Alton Diggs Brian Dixon Kenneth Dudley Terrie Durham Joel Edwards Missy Edwards Johnny Ellis 1 eresa hiiisoiT Amy Fissell Rhonda Flanders Audrey Flowers Sammy Flowers Timothy Flowers Guy Folsom Mary Lyn Foster Beth Freeman Glenn Frith James Fudge Angela Fulford Sherry Fuller LeAnn Gamble Drema Garner Cathy Garvin Charlie Gillyard Amy Glover Andrea Glover Jimmy Grambling Michelle Grambling Monica Granger Andre Greene Bernard Griffin Raymond Grim Tonia Grimes 85 Wade Hall Robert Hamilton Loreatha Hampton Rob Hance Lisa Hardin Charity Harrison Cathy Hart Lisa Hart -'' Tammy Hart Christie Hartsfield Christy Hightower Dewayne Hill John Hill Melissa Hill Lisa Hockaday Jimmy Holden Alecia Holland Eric Howell Kay Hudson Cassandra Hugger Freshman Honor Court The freshman class chose three lovely young ladies to represent them during Homecoming week. From left to right they are Cathy Hart, Monica Granger, and Sherri McGuire. 86 Freshmen Find Themselves The Freshman year is a time of discovery and during this time many Freshmen find out who they are and what they would like to be. To the left, Drema discovers herself. Deborah Hugger Stevie Hugger Tommy Hughes Vickie Hughes Charles Jackson l Donna Jackson «Jimmy'Date'Jackson Lisa Jackson Wilma Jackson Laurie Jacobs Henry Jay Brian Johnson Darryl Jones Keavin Jones Samantha Jones Sylvia Kelley Donna Kent Belinda King Sandi King Sharon King 87 88 Nikki Mantzanas Mike Markey Jimmy Markle Bridg tfe McAllister fConnie McCall Chris McCleod Stephanie McDonald Glenda McElveen FUinP rP,rp . Sherrie McGuire OJUJ1 Darris Mullis Shane Murphy Robert Murphy Adrianne Murray Denna Murray Tina Nealy Noelle Needham Susan Neel Betty Nettles Laura Newberry 89 Debbie Nolan Joe Nolan Tommy Norman Keith Nowlin Marty Nowlin Charlie Odum Leslie Odom Lon Oliver Sharnette Oliver Cindy Page Glen Padgett Terry Padgett Debra Parker L-Bonna Parker v tforothy Parker . Mellissa Pitts Paula Pitts James Poppell Tate Powers S Kathy Ragans Wade Raulerson Marsha Reams Felicia Reddin Hant Redifer Valena Reed Sherman Rhines Damion Rice Ricky Ricketson Albert Rivers Rhonda Roberts Phillip Rogers William Rollings Angela Rommes j Kimberly Ross V Shannon Ross 90 rol Shelley Debbie Shepard Keith Shiver Anne Sat IsT lawn Sadler Meredith Seay Lou Ann Shaw Dena Singletary Esther Smith Monica Smith Richy Smith Tracey Smith Cleveland Spradley Kim Suber Lisa Swain Vicki Taylor Trey Tew Archie Thomas Tangerla Thomas Tonya Thomley Joann Thompson SWWFowter Mitch Tucker Robert T ucker Keith Turner Darell Upshaw Frank Urbanski Michelle Urbanski — Ronald Lee Wahl Dennis Ward Jerry Weatherly Loree Wentworth Claire Westberry Suzanne Westbrook Crosby Whetsel Dona Whiddon Donna Kay White 91 Don Whitehurst Jamie Wilder Alma Williams Angeline Williams Cassandra Williams Cherul Lunn Williams Kelly Williams Vonda Williams Rob Wilson Clint Wood Deidra Wood Susannah Wyliie Alan Wynn Hope Wynn Quint Young 92 93 ACTIVITIES Robbie English Star Robbie Nowlin is the recipient of the English Award this year. In ad- dition to being an outstanding scholar, Robbie is a poet and a short story writer. Ronnie Math Intellect Each year the Math Department of TCHS awards the student with the highest G.P.A. and the most ad- vanced math courses taken in high school. This year’s recipient is Ron- nie Whittle. fMAftftl' Social Studies Award Shared by Two Joanne Braddock and Jeff Nelson share the Social Studies award this year. Mr. McGlocklin honored them with the award because of the high averages they have earned in five social studies courses during the past four years. 96 Science Award Shared by Seniors Both Ronnie Whittle and Robbie Nowlin received the Science award this year. This award was presented to them for maintaining the highest averages in Science. Todd Wins Yearbook Award Todd Suban, this year’s sampler editor was named the Yearbook- Journalism award. Mrs. Yarbrough, Yearbook Advisor, said that Todd is excellent at yearbook organiza- tion and design. Todd plans to pur- sue a career in journalism. Katie, Kathleen Newspaper Honorees Katie Drexler and Kathleen Belcher are the recipients of the Journalism Award. Katie has been on the Orange Blueprint Staff for two years. She has contributed her lively cartoons, movie reviews and layout skills to the paper. Kathleen is also a two-year veteran of the Orange Blueprint. She is the newswriter and one of the typeset- ters. She also writes editorials and draws layouts. Mrs. Woodell awards this honor each year. 97 Ronnie Receives Latin Honor Ronnie Whittle is this year’s reci- pient of the Latin award. This is the second year that he has received this award. Ronnie has been very active and shown great interest in his study of this foreign language. Kelly Top Russian Student Kelly Bach, a first year Russian student, was named the Russian award winner. Kelly hopes to major in foreign languages and become a foreign language teacher. 1 Cherie Spanish Award Winner This year’s recipient of the Spanish award is Cherie Holley. Cherie has been very active and shown great interest in her study of this foreign language. Ms. M. E. Hughes has chosen her for this award for having a high average. 98 Debbie Receives Business Award Debbie Blue has been awarded the Business Education Award. She studies computer skills and word processing at the Vo-Tech. Teresa Wins DAR After nomination by the seniors and election by the faculty from the top three nominees, Teresa Flowers received the DAR citizenship award for this year. She is a member of Little Women and is listed in Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Teresa receiv- ed this award for her outstanding citizenship during her years at TCHS. 99 Laurie Receives USMC Award Laurie Houck, recipient of the U.S. Marine Corps award, is the first chair trumpet player for the TCHS band. She has been section and squad leader for the band during the past two years. Mr. Montgomery com- mended her for outstanding leadership, dedication and loyalty. Sousa Award Goes to Anthony Anthony Sneed, a gifted musician, received the John Philip Sousa award this year. He has served as band captain and section leader. Anthony plays the drums, tuba and bass guitar, and is lead singer in the Stage Band. 100 Lisa Takes DCT Honor Lisa Holden has been awarded the DCT award. She is presently employed at Hardee’s. This award was given to Lisa by Mr. Russell for her outstanding workmanship. Two Win FHA Award Debbie Blue and Andrea Hughes are the recipients of the FHA award. Debbie has been in FHA for three years. In her second year, she was elected FHA treasurer, and was elected president her third year. An- drea has been a member of FHA for four years. Not Pic- tured: Andrea Hughes. 101 Seniors Share Art Award This year the Art Award is being shared by two seniors, Laurie Adams and Alex Murphy. Both students are exceptionally talented in the art department. Laurie hopes to attend Fort Lauderdale Institute and pursue a career in Advertising Design. Alex plans to attend North Florida Junior College and then transfer to Fort Lauder- dale Art Institute where he will major in Commerical Advertising. Aimee Drama Ace Aimee Eckel received the Drama Award given to her by Linda Faircloth. She was given this award for her outstanding work in speech and drama class. Aimee plans to attend the University of Florida and major in Broadcast Management. 102 Angela Receives National Choral Award Angela Wright is the recipient of the National Choral Award given by Mrs. McGlocklin. Angela has been ac- tive in chorus since Jr. High. Sophomore Award Goes to Bob Donnelly Bob Donnelly received the Hugh O’Brien award for Outstanding Sophomore following interviews by teachers. He is a very active soccer player and is ex- pected to excel as an upperclassman. 103 ATHLETICS 106 Kim Harrington Beverly Bowman Laurie Hendry Thjjs etn-Vsqtrad- was composed of: Joanne Braddock: Kim Walker, Kim Harrington, Cheryl Gray, Kiki Mantzanas, C k-yrCrWijgj Beverly Bowman, Annette Robertson, Laurie Hendry, and Mascott Mitzi Ezell. The Sponsors this year were Wanda Lilliott and Susan Lindsey. Wanda Lilliott Mascot Annette Robertson heerleaders Susan Lindsey Varsity Cheerleaders Win Awards The 1983-84 Varsity Cheerleaders had an exciting, eventful year. They exercised their skills and dexterity at Tift College in Forsythe, Georgia, where they attended camp last summer. They brought home the coveted “Spirit Stick” and were recognized as the “Most Spirited Squad, Best All Around” and placed first in the skit competition. 107 1984 Bulldogs! ’83 Schedule 20 Melvin Cribbs 81 Ed Whiddon 74 Denny Fike 80 Fairley Pitts 72 Mark Lee 75 Steve Slaughter 77 Brad Hatcher 85 Mike Brandon 78 Sonny Bishop 84 Eddie Williams 11 Thad Pennington 76 Mike Mincy 12 Jerry Brown 30 Alvin Wright 45 Randy Kinsey 70 Michael Sands 83 Rodney Whiddon 22 Clay Evans 23 Brant Giddens 55 David Heartsfield 65 Jeff Bethea 62 Clay Bethea 44 Steve Mackey nT-cwnnaa� 10 Ronald Williams 50 Chris Gunter 34 Tyron Davis 31 Troy Sneed 24 James Barnes 25 Tony Williams 13 Bill Barger 46 Frank King 32 Keith Porter 64 Roy Grubbs 60 Rob Chesser 21 Dan Taylor 82 Walt Evans 61 Lander Durham 53 Guy Folsom Santa Fe Live Oak Wakulla Williston Godby Jefferson Cross City Hamilton Leon Madison 108 Elmer Coker announced in November, 1983, his resignation as Athletic Director and Head Coach for the Bulldogs, ending his 22-year coaching career. Spending the last 10 years here in Taylor County, Coker brought many changes to the TCHS Athletic Department. He compiled a 53-52 record at TCHS, with the Bulldogs finishing III-A champions in 1978, and district champs in 1980. Upon leaving the position, Coker said that he plans to continue teaching and take life a little easier — though his heart is still with the Bulldogs. Elmer Coker 1 Jack Johnson Jack Johnson took over the job of Head Coach and Athletic Director in the spring of 1984. Former Cairo, Georgia head football coach, Johnson came to TCHS with a 38-12 record at Cairo. For nine years at Thomasville, Georgia, Johnson amassed an 80-15 record. The new coach is working the Bulldogs hard, but he expects results. He was also seen scouring the halls for potential athletes who may have opted out of football in the past. 109 Sonny Bishop, Mike Mincy, Fairley Pitts. Ed Whiddon Dan Taylor Tony Williams Season Turns Sour The Bulldogs started this season with a growl on their lips and a bad glint in their eyes. At season’s end, the growl had turned to a moan, and the steely glint could scarcely be seen through swollen lids. Visions of victory were torn from their grasp as in- juries stacked them like cordwood to be consumed on the pyre of defeat. 110 44 Bustin’ Loose! Brant Giddena, Clay Evans. Mike Mincy Dogs Show Improvement The 1983-84 Bulldogs had a tough season, failing to live up to the expectations of head coach Elmer Coker and the fans. Although the team didn’t enjoy an overall winning season, they did improve over last year. It seems that after opening the season with 2 wins, they fell jinxed by numerous injuries and mistakes. Even though the Bulldogs did not have a very prosperous year, win or lose, the Bulldogs will always re- main 1 in our eyes. Ill Back: Melvin Cribbs. Sonny Bishop. Mike Mincy, Fairley Pitts, and Steve Slaughter. Front: Tony Williams. James Barnes, Troy Sneed, and Walt Evans. This year’s Football Banquet was held Thursday, January 26, at the Junior High Auditorium. The award for “Most Valuable Player” was given to Fairley Pitts, the 6' 2 , 208 lb. senior who has played not only tight end this year, but also played positions of running back and defensive end. Mike Mincy, also a Senior, took honors of both the $500 Faircloth Ford Scholarship Award, and the “Offensive Lineman of the Year” award. Sonny Bishop received the Winston Cannon award for leader- ship and enthusiasm. Tony Williams, Offensive Back; Steve Slaughter, Defensive Lineman; Melvin Cribbs, Defensive Back; Walt Evans, Scholarship Award; Troy Sneed, Most Improv- ed; and Frank King, Scout Team Award. 113 Tommy Lee Coach Holt Retires Announcing his retirement this year was Coach L. A. Holt, a man whose expertise and super-vision have enriched the athletic program at T.C.H.S. for over 27 years. Coming here in 1956, he began his career by coaching J.V. Basket- hall and was Head Baseball Coach. Progressing through the years, he has coached not only Basketball but also J.V. Basketball, Baseball, and was an Assistant Football Coach for several years. Upon retirement, he plans to spend more time traveling, and do- ing work around the house. Rodney McKinley, Nathaniel McNeil, Sylvester Hugger, Carlos Thomas, and Sean Griffin. Nathai Boys Varsity Basketball Roundballers Face Rambunctious Foes Anthony Sneed Jerome Fitchett Schedule Lincoln Godby Rickards Wakulla Jefferson Co. Florida High Madison Leon Hamilton Co. Live Oak Sylvester Hugger Carlos Thomas The 1983-84 T.C.H.S. Varsity Basketball team faced many tough op- ponents this year. They played such highly rated teams as Godby, Jefferson County, and Leon. Leading the scoring was Jerome Fitchett, who by midseason was averaging 20 points a game. Coach L.A. Holt considers the best game they played by far the game with Hamilton County, when the Bulldogs won (84-82) in an extremely close game. Among the Sr.’s on the team were, besides Fitchett, BaBa McNeil, An- thony Sneed, and Sylvester Hugger. Billy Grant Girls Varsity Basketball Scores Successful Season The Girls Varsity Basketball Squad saw win after win this year, as they took tough Jasper games, but stumbled badly to F.A.M.U. Both games were viewed by Coach Susan Lindsey as critical, but she was generally pleased with the season. The Lady Dogs' leading scorer was Trunda Hayes, who by mid- season was averaging 20 points a game. This year’s squad included Tina Hathcock, Robin Brown, Michelle Durden, Volonda Herring, Wendy Blue, Sheila Knowles, Angela Cook, Lisa Fitchett, Melissa Pitts, Beverly Thomas, Michelle Newman, and Trunda Hayes. Coach for this year’s team was Susan Lindsey. Coach Susan Lindsey Top, Left to Right: Melissa Pitts. Volonda Herring, Beverly Thomas. Angela Cook. Middle. Left to Right: Tina Hathcock, Lisa Fitchett. Michell Durden. Bottom. Left to Right: Robin Brown. Trunda Hayes. Wendy Blue. Not Pictured: Michelle Newman. Schedule Jasper Florida High Lincoln Madison Leon Rickards Live Oak Jefferson Godby Hamilton Havana Aucilla FAMU Senior players Trunda Hayes and Robin Brown 117 P'1 (2 6.eenCeacte 4- Left to Right: Barbara Bowman. Denise Lewis. Laurel Fraser. Shelli Green. Lisa O’Steen. Beth Fraser. Hendry. Julie Merschman. Tammy Hart. Mandy Sponsor Marie Agner 119 ty V. ScAeduie Lincoln Godby Rickards Havana Wakulla Leon Jefferson County Hamilton County Florida High Live Oak Madison L. to R.: Al Williams. Johnathan Brown. Greg Flowers. Timmy Flowers, MikeBrandon. Kenny Anderson. Charles Gillyard. Claude Hall, Daryl Hightower, Bobby Joe Wood and Willie Foster. Coach Walt Lamb This year’s Junior Varsity basketball team ended its 83-84 season with a clean slate, remaining undefeated throughout the year. Coach Walt Lamb states that this was an exceptional year, citing that eight of 12 JV team members will be on Varsity next season, in- cluding Carlos Thomas, Robert Britt, Jonathan Brown, Daryl Hightower, Kenny Anderson, Michael Brandon, Greg Flowers and Timmy Flowers. These members, as well as the other players, Bobby Joe Wood, Al Williams, Claude Hall, and Charlie Gillyard, are destined to be an outstanding team in the years to come. 120 Top: Diane Simmons. Beverly Thomas. Middle: Kassandra Williams. Tangela Thomas. Bottom: Sheila Noles, and Lori Gunter. Coach Susan Lindsey Girls J.V. Looks Good Too While the girls Varsity Basketball Team raced along to a good season, the girls J.V. Basketball Team trotted past Aucilla Chris- tian, and loped home with two defeats, both at the hands of Jasper. 121 122 Batter’s Up! The 1983-84 T.C.H.S. Varsity Baseball team faced many difficult opponents this season, including Godby, Leon, and Lincoln. The team had 11 players returning from last year, 8 of whom started at one time or another. A major change of the program this year was drop- ping from a III-A division to the II-A division, which in- cludes such rivals as Jasper, Madison, and Monticello. This year’s roster included Mike Mincy, Jim Wadlow, Brant Giddens, Ed Whiddon, Sonny Bishop, Jerry Brown, Michael Lynn, James Barnes, Darrin Simmons, Robert Britt, Ronald Williams, Greg Yarbrough, David Upshaw, Steve Mackey, John Moore, Mike Dobson, David Bellamy, and Walt Evans. 123 Coach Sebe Ratliff Mike Mincy Sonny Bishop Jim Wadlow Ed Whiddon Walt Evans Mike Dobson 124 Front: Connie Bellamy, Trunda Hayes, Michelle Dixon, Robin McDonald, Michelle Durden, and Brenda Harris. Schedule Leon Hamilton Jefferson County North Florida Christian Live Oak Madison Lincoln Rickards Coach Harper 125 Visions of victory swirled through the minds of the girls volleyball team, as fall approached. These swirls met several eddies. When visions turned to reality, the record showed 5 wins, 7 losses. The team members included: Michelle Flowers, Angela Cook, Corina Shinholser, Kim Carlton, Sonja Bratcher, Diane McHome, Trunda Hayes, and Wan- da Jones, Coach Peggy Williams. Schedule Dixie County Jefferson County Madison Famu Leon North Florida Christian Wakulla 7tacti 7 Schedule Quincy Madison Jefferson Rickards Leon Florida High Hamilton County 126 Standing: Wanda Jones, LaShawn Smith and Susan Neel. Kneeling: Marilyn Colson. '7ruzc 7e«u t- Back Row: Timmy Barnes. Charles Green. Sam White. Steve Mackey. Mike Brandon. Troy Sneed. Kenny Anderson. Thad Penn- ington, Sherman Rhines, and Brad Hatcher. Front Row: Tyrone Davis, Tony Williams, Reggie King, Dillon Vizcarra, Tony Jackson, Dan Taylor, Steve Hugger, Jerry Nelson, and Gerald Moore. Among the new faces in the Social Studies department and Athletic department, is that of J. B. Wilson, head track coach and assis- tant football coach. His coaching career has spanned over 11 years, spending 9 years in Lowndes County, Georgia and more recently, 2 years in Wilkinson County, Georgia. Coach Wilson’s enthusiasm and skill are sure to help improve the Track Team, as well as the Social Studies Department for many years to come. Schedule Quincy Madison Jefferson Rickards Leon Florida High Hamilton County 127 128 Golf Team Shows Improvement Heath Annin Brett Bowman The TCHS golf team, which this year included Billy Grant, James Webb, Brett Bowman, Scott Coburn, Joe Trofemuk, Phillip Her- rington, Rodney McKinley, Tommy Lee, Rob Chesser, Walt Hamby and Heath Annin, faced a tough year. Among their opponents were Havana, Rickards, Aucilla, and Godby. Mr. Jesse Webb, team coach, feels that the organization is growing, and that the experience they gain this year is sure to benefit them in the future. Billy Grant Phillip Herrington Tommy Lee Scott Coburn 129 Top Left: Nathaniel Brown. Heath Annin. Babbs Radcliff, Jim Wadlow, Mike Heydt, Kamal Patel. Middle: David Sullivan. Charlie Odom. Billy Comstock. Debbie Rogers. Coach Harper. Bottom: Amy Odom. Robert Allen, Joe Courtney, Bob Donnelly and A. J. Rother. A. J. Rother and Coach Harper 130 Schedule Florida High Havana Lindoln Rickards Leon Godby Lander Durham 131 Left, Above: Senior favorites get organized. Below: Andall Jackson listens to the spheres. Below, Right: Seniors can’t seem to get organized. Opposite: Laurie, Todd and Chris just give up on getting organized. ORGANIZATIONS Members of the 1983-84 TCHS Marching Bulldogs are: First Row: Connie Anderson, Barbara Love, Dorthy Hugger, Cassan- dra Miller, Deborah Hugger, Audrey Flowers, Brenda Harris, Pam Thompson, Charlotte Calhoun, and Monica Smith. Second Row: Laurie Houck, Deano Mixon, Darren Starks, Jason Cameron, Dena Singletary, Anthony Sneed, Willie Holmes, Steve Montgomery, Marty Nowlin, Stacey Sturdivant, Lisa Swain, Tracy Foster, Keith Nowlin, Mitch Tucker, Marilyn Colson. Third Row: Charles Porter, Dorothy Parker, Rob Hance, Timothy Barnes, Allen Ingram, Henry Jay, Robert Hamilton, Darrin Jones, Gerald Moore, Nathaniel Brown, Ricky Green, Phyllis Monroe, Eric Jones, Wesley White, Jerry Nelson, Cathy Lanier Ricky Ricketson, Monica Granger. Fourth Row: Janet Griffin, Velma Spencer, Terrie Durham, Lisa Norman, Terri Freeman, Tracey Smith, Carla Williams, Vicki Hughes, Rhonda Flanders, Allison August, Connie Cruce, Stanford Bragdon, Dana Can- non, Roslyn Collins, Cassandra Williams, Alberta Jackson, Felicia Redding, Diane Simmons. Fifth Row: Amy Miller, Mamie Bryans, Sheila Abercrumbie, Kimberly Robertson, Linda Adams, Suzanna Wylie, Lisa Capell, Kerri Pillow, Wilma Jackson. MAJORETTES — Kathy Archer, Kathy Hart, Lisa Hingson, Renee Vann, Edna Granger, Theresa Woods. Band Director: Izell Montgomery. Drum Majorette: Cindy Mangum. 135 9£l 'Jttajtviettea — Pom 'Posta — 'pCaya The special groups of the T.C.H.S. Band attend camps and practice for many hours a week to perfect their routines and style. MAJORETTES — Lisa Hingson, Rena Vann, Head Majorette Kathy Archer, Edna Granger, and Theresa Woods. POM PONS — Marnie Brynes, Kimberly Robertson, Keri Pillow, Amy Miller, Wilma Jackson, Linda Adams (co-capt.), and Lisa Cape II (co-capt.) FLAG CORPS — Charlotte Calhoun, Pam Thompson, Audrey Flowers, Deborah Hug- ger, Cassandra Miller, Barbara Love, Nicky Smith, Brenda Harris, Beasley Miller, and Dorothy Hugger. Not pictured in the Ma- jorette section is Kathy Hart. 137 StcuCeat 0o4C tcCC 138 The 1983-84 TCHS Student Council deserves credit for many ac- tivities which it sponsored during the year. Homecoming, a time for bringing TCHS alumni back to join the student body of today, was mostly the product of this group’s hard work. During this week many contests were held under the direction of the Student Council. This year’s Student Council of- ficers are: President Beverly Bowman, Vice-President Kiki Mant- zanas. Secretary Janice Tucker, and Treasurer Cindy Mangum. STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS INCLUDE — Top Row: Louanne Shaw, Barbara Bowman, Beth Davis, Jamie Wilder, Lisa Hart, Sue Ellen Bassett, Brett Bowman, Carson Miller, Todd Suban, Vickie Fowler, Bob Connelly, Julie Merschman, Natalie Kinsey, Amy McMullen, and Kendra Judson. Se- cond Row: Wilma Jackson, Cindy Mangum, Wade Ricketson, Kim Walker, Amy English, Annette Robertson, Walt Hamby, Mike Mor- ris, A. J. Rother, Jim Blume, Amy Odum, Babbs Radcliff, and Angela Blackwood. Bottom Row: Kiki Mantzanas, 1 anrie Hendru Cheryl Gray, Kim Harrington, Beverly Bowman, Rhonda Morgan, Laurie Adams, Gayle Collins, Joanne Braddock, Katina Mantzanas, Mar- nie Brynes, Denise Lewis, and Lori Gunter. 139 s4cCv€UtcecL (pOtCt, The Ensemble consists of members who obtained their posi- tions by auditioning. The Ensemble sings a wide range of music and perform for various groups and organizations in the school and community. The picture on the right is of the Ad- vanced Girls Chorus officers. Top row: Natalie Kinsey, Kendra Hudson, Leah Clark, Beth Davis, and Carrie Bowden. Bot- tom Row: Atesa McMullen, Sheila Cutter, and Andrea McMullen. The bottom picture is of the Taylor Singers. Top Row: Helen Daniel, Shelley Green, Laurel Fraser, Lee Hill, Mandy Hen- dry, and Beth Fraser. Bottom Row: Sheila Cutter, Angela Wright, Aimee Eckel, An- nette Robertson, Angela Blackwood, An- drea Kirkland, and Nancy Hendrix. 140 Members of the Chorus include: Top Row: Nancy Bowdoin, Robin Sullivan, Nita Me- Cleod, Marie Landers, Regina Bell, Carlus Franklin, Chary]_____Williams, and Debra Roberts. Bottom Row: Leann Gamble, Misti Smith, Betty Jo Weatherly, Dorothy Hug- ger, Alberta Hugger, Stephanie McDonald, and Sheila Cutter. 141 The Art Club annually visits N.F.J.C. Regional Art Show as well as display their own talents in the library and the front office. Students also participate in a Spring Art Show here at T.C.H.S. Pat Ketring and Deborah Cooper are the art teachers. MEMBERS OF THE ART CLUB INCLUDE - Top Row: Michael Horne, Pat Ketr- ing, Todd Hendry, Darrin Ward, Brenda Grantham, Caroline Sheal- ly, and Angela Kent. Bottom Row: Mary Foster, Candy Payne, Alex Murphy, and Laurie Adams. 142 The T.C.H.S. chapter of the F.H.A., Future Homemakers of America, is made up of students who are enrolled or have been enrolled in Home Economics classes. Each year all F.H.A. members attend district meeting. A. few students, selected on a basis of points earned for participation in chapter activities, attend state con- ventions. The chapter competes with other state levels for Honor Rolls, state offices, district offices and community projects. MEMBERS OF FHA INCLUDE — From Left to Right: Monica Granger, Kathie Black, Lori Cox- well, Janice Tucker, Edna Granger, Debbie Blue, Alison August, Deb- bie Sheppard, Carla Williams, Willie Holmes, Vickie Hughes, and Dina Murray. Not Pictured: Monica Smith. 143 The Diversified Coperative Training Pro- gram is conducted through a cooperative ar- rangements between the school and employers. Students receive instruction in- cluding required academic courses and related vocational instruction by alternation of study in school with a job in an approved occupational field. The DCT Club is spon- sored by Bryant Russell. TftecUcaC Sx ifoieM, The Medical Explorers is a group of volunteers who wish to pursue a degree in medicine. THE MEMBERS INCLUDE - Back Row: Hudson Randall, Amanda Ellison, Donna Kent, Diane Cheatham, Richard Ross, and Gary Moran. Second Row: Rhonda Roberts, Chris Herig, Debbie Nolan, and Tonya Herrin. 144 1983-1984 was the first year that Russian was taught at T.C.H.S. and it was met with enthusiastic response by the students here. In addition to mastering Russian grammer and conversation, the class members have learned many songs and planned a traditional Russian meal at Easter. Mrs. Yarbrough is the teacher of the class. Top Right: Carla and Karen get a laugh out of Mrs. Yarbrough’s demonstration of a Russian. Top Left: Beth tries to give Cathy and Brett some of her intelligent advice. MEMBERS OF THE RUSSIAN CLASS IN- CLUDE — Joe Sadler, Dan Taylor, Linda Adams, Mitzi Ezell, Gary Batten, Samuel White, Lisa Hardin, Carla Williams, Katie Drexler, Karen Truman, Cathy Fox, Beth Wood, Brett Slaughter, and Kelly Bach. 145 The Latin Club is composed of those students who wish to extend their interest and appreciation of the Roman culture and civilization. This year there are two classes of Latin, Latin I and Latin II. Mrs. Agner teaches both of these classes. This year’s Latin Club had a Yo Saturnalia Feast, and at the end of the year they had a bonquet and play. MEMBERS OF THE LATIN CLUB INCLUDE — Top Row: Diane Cheatham, David Karns, Terrie Durham, Erika Hall, Kelton Reed, Mamie Brynes, Amy Miller, Michael Crews, Ricky Bush, Charlie Odum, Ronnie Whittle, and Robbie Nowlin. Bottom Row: Mary Foster, Angela Wood, Wade Raulerson, Merideth Seay, Katina Mantzanas, Debbie Brown, Amy Odum, Cheryl Grey, Chris Herig, and Candy Payne. 146 The Spanish Club is dedicated to the investigation and extension of the Spanish culture. The belief of all its members is that knowledge of another culture enhances relations between people of different nations. The club worked very hard and with lots of en- thusiasm to reach its goals of learning more about Spaniards and their culture. Members of the Spanish Club who are attending the Foreign Language Bowl are, Top Row: Robert Allen, Julie Merschman, Cindy Mangum, Leah Clark, Angela Holden, Darrin Starkes, Ronald Williams, Joe Courtney, Kendra Hudson, Theresa Floewers, and Denise Lewis. Bottom Row: Atesa McMullen, Babs Radcliff, Andrea McMullen, Kathy Archer, Dillon Vizcarra, Amy McMullen, Janice Tucker, and A. J. Rother. The Spanish teachers this year are Ms. Hughes and Ms. Camp. 147 Sfo nteA II The National Honor Society is an important club in our school. It holds high standards for its members, exemplified by its re- quired 3.65 grade point average for membership. The sponsors, Mrs. Iris Dee Walker and Mrs. Evelyn Daniel, devote many hours to making this club the best it can be. Members of the National Honor Society Include — Top Row: Jeff Nelson, Lisa Mur- phy, Gary Batten, Joe Trofemuk, and Joanne Braddock. Bottom Row: Dillon Vizcarra, Ronnie Whit- tle, Walt Evans, Robby Nowlin, and Katina Mantzanas. ‘S'uUtt Another very important group at T.C.H.S. is called the T.C.H.S. Brain Brawl team. Anyone who is willing to give a small portion of his spare time is eligible to be in this group. These students meet after school hours to practice and prepare for state competition. MEMBERS OF THE SCHOOL TEAM ARE — Left to Right: Walt Hamby, Mike Dobson, Cindy Mangum, Jim Blume, Babbs Radcliff, Amy Odum, A. J. Rother, Amy McMullen. 148 (2e ttccuf The Century Club is made up of Juniors who spend two weeks selling magazines in order to raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom. The members must sell at least $100 worth of magazines to determine their membership. Chris Tuten and Wade Ricket- son were the two top salesmen. MEMBERS OF THE CENTURY CLUB INCLUDE - Kim Harrington, Chris Tuten. Kendra Evans, Lisa Hingson, Kiki Mantzanas, Laurie Hendry, Marc Yarbrough. Wayne Tedder. Michael Lynn, Lisa Gandy, Scott Mixon. Kelton Bowman, Walt Hamby, Scott Coburn, Joe Trofemuck, Cheryl Gray, Steve Johnson, Mike Morris, Vickie Fowler, Michael Crews, Carson Miller. Erika Hall, Kim Bishop, Wade Ricketson, Evonne Wallace, Carla Dudley, Janie Atkins, Wen- dy Blue, David Karns, Michelle Durden, Tracy McCall, Kim Walker, Dana French, Diane Cheatham, Cindy Mangum, Clay Bethea, Amy Odum, Lisa Smith, Teri Freeman, Kerri Pillow, Lacretia Levanes, Alberta Jackson, Chanda Holley. Debbie Rogers, Kathy Archer, Lori Wiles. Lisa Capell, Amy English, Annette Robertson, Lisa Murphy, and Lisa Helm. 149 “Key @Cecd MEMBERS OF THE KEY CLUB ARE — Darrin Starks, Ronald Williams, Brant Giddens, Brett Slaughter, Wayne Tedder, Dillon Vizcarra, Robert Allen, Todd Hendry, Steve Johnson, Heath Annin, Joe Trofemuck, Bob Donelly, Marc Yarbrough, Rob Chesser, Clay Bethea, Jason Blanton, Greg Yarbrough, Walt Hamby, Rick Lewis, Brett Bowman, Michael Lynn, Phillip Harrington, Mike Heydt, Michael Bennett, John Moore, Jim Blume, Jerry Brown, and seniors Sonny Bishop, President, Mike Mincy, Sweatheart Bever- ly Bowmabn, Ed Whiddon, and Walt Evans. This year’s sponsor is Mr. McGlocklin. 150 I!';: Academic achievement and a pleasing personality are standards for membership in Little Women. The Little Women are under the leadership of Glenda Hamby. Members of Little Women include: Erika Hall, Diane Cheatham, Debbie Rogers, Kerri Pillow, Amy Odum, CiijdyLMangum, Amy Miller, Teri Freeman, Lisa Murphy, Kim Waklker, j orj [Wile . Kiki Mant- zanas, Amy Eckel, Theresa Flowers, Nancy Henc1 x, Chris Herig, Amy English, Sweetheart Walt Evans, President Mamie Brynes, Beverly Bowman, Joanne Braddock, and Katina Mantzanas. 151 Nettie ' 0 u4te i This year’s Speech and Drama Club is sponsored by Ms. Faircloth. Members of the Speech and Drama Club are: Chandra Bowden, Mike Morris, Chris Tuten, Heather Gunter, Christie Swain, Rhonda Morgan, Sheila Cutter, Nancy Hendrix, Kim Morgan, Sherri Granthum, Amy Eckel, Gary Batten, Carla Dudley, Wayne Tedder, Jay Gamble, Tina Mathis, Rodney Wright, Michael Crews, Cathy Smith, Janie Atkins, Debbie Ritch, and Kendra Evans. 152 154 Hard work and patience are what it takes to put a yearbook together. Days and weeks are spent just learning to create layouts, how to write copy, and where and when to make pictures. All the hard work creates pressure on the staff, sometimes causing tempers to flare and blood to boil. But whenever it seems that there is no light at the end of the tunnel, Mrs. Yarbrough always has the perfect solution. Being on the yearbook staff not only calls for creativeness, but good salesmanship. At the beginning of the year, every staff member went out into the community selling ads to the local businesses. By selling ads and year- books, the yearbook staff raised money for this year’s yearbook. The staff also learned about developing of pictures, layouts, and writing copy. The staff benefits from all of this experience. Putting out the yearbook is not always an easy task, for the students must learn to work together in stressful situations. Sometimes the going gets rough, but everyone must learn to cooperate in order to produce the kind of year- book that the staff and the school can be proud of. 155 MEMBERS OF THE YEARBOOK CLASS INCLUDE Back Row: Chris Herig, Tina Mathis. aune Houck Linda Adams, Chandra Bowden, Todd Suban, Andrea Huxford, Wade Ricketson, Alex Murphy, Brian Brad- dock, Kerri Pillow, Amy Kalschmidt, and Tim McDonald. Front Row: Ingrid Williams, Anthony Sneed, Walt Hamby, Mitzi Ezell, Beth Wood, Cliff Burford, and Chris Stalans. Not Pictured: Joanne Braddock, Jim Wadlow, Gayle Collins, and Janice Tucker. 156 pm O'uuupe 'Sbce 7tet«wi6 Have you ever watched Channel 4 on cable television and wondered where the Orange and Blue network is located? If you don't already know, it's located in our own high school. . . . It’s a classroom converted into a televi- sion studio and control room. It’s run by T.C.H.S. students under the supervi- sion of Martha Yarbrough. The Orange and Blue Network provides the school with educational videotapes and telecasts football and basketball games, chorus and band con- certs. school board meetings, parades, and other community events. The students in TV production classes benefit from the experience. Some of the students may become directors, audio engineer computer programmers. cameramen, and even performers. This is a group of skilled workers who work together to produce the school paper which comes out monthly. This organization, which is sponsored by Mrs. Marjorie Woodell, supports itself by its sales and ads. MEMBERS OF THE ORANGE BLUEPRINT INCLUDE — Back Row: Mrs. Woodell, Michael Bennett, Billy Comstock, Carson Miller, Chris Rigoni, Amy Odum, Kathleen Belcher, Katie Drexler, Tim McDonald, Lisa Murphy, Jason Blan- ton, and Jim Blume. Front Row: A. J. Rother, Cheryl Gray, Lisa Capell, Erika Hall, and Amy McMullen. Learning the correct way to pro- duce instead of just putting out a newspaper every month, students also take part in a Journalism course. Learning the difference bet- ween the correct way to put out a newspaper and the incorrect way is the main goal and the paper shows much improvement. The Orange Blueprint, now in its tenth year of publication, competes an- nually to keep up its standard of excellence. The sponsor, Marge Woodell, and editor, Erika Hall, work diligently throughout the whole year to make sure all operations run smoothly. •■v 159 ADVERTISERS (904) 584-4881 (904)584-7321 associat; store Frank T. (Toley) Powers P.0. Box 65 Sara K. Powers Cooper 118 Washington St. Co-Owners Perry, Florida 32347 Texgas ©mmmwm An LUED Company 216 W. Green St. P.O. Box 740 Perry, FL 32347 Bus.: 904 584-6546 Serving Perry Since 1955 ZEIGLER’S FLORIST GREENHOUSES Fresh and Permanent Flowers for All Occasions Over 8,000 Sq. Ft. of Greenhouses Growers of Quality Cut Flowers, Plants and Tropical Foliage 584-3921 313 W. Bay Perry, FL Name N. Brand V Products CLaylor (County Home improvement (Center Specialty Items For Interior Exterior Remodeling (904) 584-5478 W.L. (Billy) Ferguson 102 E. Main St. (904)578-2295 Telephones (904) 584-4106 Nights and Holidays 584-7518 jJfli PERRY PLAZA |||p FLORIST, INC. 1703 South Jefferson Street Perry, Florida 32347 Jack and Erma Lewis Manager and Designer A k DAIRY KING - -U U.S. Highway 19 S Perry, Florida (904) 584-7531 1500 S. Byron Butter Pky. in Congratulations Seniors WIGGINS CB SALES MARYLAND SERVICE ASSEMBLIES INC. Rt. 3 Box 119 Route 1 Box 686 Perry, Fla. 32347 Perry, Florida 32347 Rufus Wiggins, The Old Sandblaster Owner Phone 584-5606 904-584-2025 162 PERRY FLOWER GIFT SHOP 211 East Green St. SHEALY’S CLEANERS “Serving Perry Since 1924” • Professional Cleaning • Wedding Gowns Cleaned — Preserved — Boxed — Draperies Cleaned — Decorator Fold by Perfect Pleat Drive-in Parking — Cleo Shealy — Owner 124 S. Washington.....................................584-3981 PIZZA HUT 2199 S. Byron Butler 584-7480 163 Buckeye Applauds ■ OUOM Jl. Graduating Class yfa CELLULOSE Xar aJC CrLr rc A , V”V-Cl r '1 % P X 4 J 4 u - ,tl« JjJ? -£- � . Procter Gombte Connpflny THE BUCKEYE CELLULOSE CORPORATION Perry, Florida -V Compliments of TRI-COUNTY ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC. “Owned by Those It Serves” M. C. Burnett, Mgr. Box 208 — Telephone 973-2285 Madison, Florida 32340 Trustees W. H. Russell, Pres. Ralph Williams, Vice-Pres. C. A. Fulford, Jr. Sec.-Treas. Norman Newman Mack D. Sessions Raymon A. Cooey Carson Cherry Sinclair Miller Evans Brown 164 165 COX ELECTRONICS JENSEN SOUND IABOBATOBIIS py AND AWTWIA. Perry, Florida SALES AND SERVICE AFTER THE SALE, IT'S THE SERVICE THAT COUNTS E3535BS TOSHIBA Panasonic Taylor Square Shopping Center 584 5145 Radio hack DEALER 1305 South Jefferson Street 584 3944 Congratulations to All Graduating Seniors Much Success With Your Beginning New Life CASHWAY BUILDING PRODUCTS OF PERRY Building Supplies 310 W. Hampton Springs of All Kinds Perry, Fla. 584-3519 DENNIS LOCKSMITH SERVICE “Your Locally Richie Says: Congratulations Seniors Owned and Operated” Locks Changed • Sliding Doors Secured Dead Bolts Installed Automotive Lock Work Master Key Systems • Sates Keys Made Auto — Domestic and Foreign Keys Sales — Service — Repair 584-7327 IIIV2 S. Jefferson RICHIE S SEAFOOD RESTAURANT Hwy. 19 South Perry (904) 584-2088 SHEFFIELD’S NURSERY GARDEN CENTER David Sheffield 400 West Ash St. Owner — 117 W. High Perry, Fla. 32347 584-4605 MILDRED’S GREENHOUSE FLORIST 107 Magnolia Road Perry, Florida 32347 Owner, Mildred Kelly BELL PHARMACY 103 Ellis Street Station “Perry’s Most Interesting Drug Store” and Th’ Lopin’ Gopher Gourmet Sandwich Shop QUALITY BUILDERS SUPPLY • Building Materials IjYiy • Paint and Hardware IistI • Insulation — Attic Fans luM • Electrical and Plumbing ItwM • Lumber — Doors and Windows Hwy. 27 E. 584-5515 Perry PERRY GROCERY AND BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. 209 W. Green St. Everything to Build With Including the Kitchen Sink SKYLARK RESTAURANT Homecooked Dinners Fresh Vegetables Salad Bar Steaks Fresh Seafood Owner: Nell Jackson A A SALVAGE INCORPORATED Aircraft and Auto Used Parts 7700 Hwy. 19 South, R 3, Box 331 Perry, Florida 32347 Telephone (904) — 584-7227 Oft. Night Calls for Towing W. H. Rogers (904) 584-7012 W. J. McDougall (904) 584-5826 Congratulations Seniors! Jack and Betty Burke BURKE EXTERMINATING COMPANY Hwy. 98 West Perry, Florida Congratulations Seniors From POUNCEY’S RESTAURANT 2186 Hwy. 19 S. ROBERTS’ GROCERY Rt. 3, Box 35 Highway 27 East Good Luck Seniors 167 Compliments of JOE P. BURNS Joe P. Burns, Jr., LFD Phone: 584-4149 BURNS MONUMENT VAULT CO. Joey Burns — Barbara Burns Morgan Burns — Tim Howell PINEVIEW MEMORIAL GARDENS Barbara Burns — Office Manager 168 Congratulations Seniors! From L. B. CLARK, JR. GINNY’S MINI MALL AND ROLLER RINK 109 E. Green St. Phone: 584-4568 Your Chevron Wholesale Distributor 584-4467 P.O. Box 48 Perry, FL 32347 169 PERRY COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY U.S. Hwy. 98 West Perry, Fla. 32347 H. David Miller (Dave) Manager Congratulations and Best Wishes Ernest and Jim Tedder — Agents 207 E. Hampton Springs Ave. Perry, Fla. 584-7732 C onqra tu (a ti on J S eniori! WiZbei’s %J, ion A HICK’S FEED GARDEN CENTER 29 V. '— Si. P � . 3L. Sueanc JJa Wee Diesel 1114 S. Jefferson St. Perry, Florida 32347 Phone: 584-2068 BLOODWORTH’S Supervisor of Elections — Since 1905 — 101 E. Green St. “Where Friends Meet!' MARGARET S. HAMBY Congratulates the Seniors of 1984 perry eui0-H ra QUALITY AUTO PARTS, INC. 431 W. Hampton Springs Ave. 584-3523 Congratulations Seniors 1984 THE PERRY NEWS-HERALD Can Do More for You! 123 S. Jefferson 584-7819 Congratulations Class of 1984 Compliments of TOWNE SQUARE GROCERY It’s Our Pleasure to Serve You 200 N. Washington St. Perry, FL News 14WPRY Music ... and More Music Entertainment Contests It Pays to Listen to 14 WPRY Radio. Sports THE TEACHERS OF THE TAYLOR EDUCATION ASSOCIATION Congratulate the Class of “84” Ph. 584-3883 CRIBBS SON, INC. Auto Service Center 1005 So. Jefferson St. — Perry, FL 32347 Manager Jimmy Owner A. L. Cribbs Goodyear — Multi-Mile — Michelin LYNN’S TIRE, INC. Complete Line of Off-Road Accessories 205 E. Hampton Springs Avenue (904)584-7635 Tommy Lynn Perry, Florida 32347-4898 Owner Full Experience Family Hair Care BASSETT’S DAIRY 04 .!6HAIRS,ToyusTS “The Milk of Superior Flavor” Guys and Gals It’s Refreshing, Delicious, 2057 S. Bryon Butler Pkwv. and Nutritious I' Suite 7 Perry, Florida 32347 U.S. Hwy 19 South, Perry For Home Delivery Phone: 584-5149 Phone: 584-2743 for 29 Years. Congratulations Seniors!! O’QUINN PHARMACY “A Cut Above the Rest” Says THE HAIR HUTT Congratulations Seniors Phone (904) 584-2941 Brenda and Jim Wilson Joann A. Hughes 1305V2 West 98 200 N. Jefferson St. Owner Perry, Florida 32347 172 PERRY ANIMAL � HOSPITAL 1900 S. Dixie Highway 584-4233 Thomas H. Fletcher, D.V.M., P.A. THE TELEVISION APPLIANCE CENTER OF PERRY, INC. 1719 S. Jefferson St. Harold and Lucille Mixon WGKR FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 1310 on Your Dial AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF PERRY “Best in Country Music” Says “Congratulations Seniors” THE STYLES SHOPPE OF PERRY, INC. (to Ladies Wear 106 E. Main Street 584-6270 YOUR TROUBLES TAYLOR COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT Wishes Good Luck to the Class of 1984 Grady Murphy Sheriff CRIBBS SON 1005 S. Jefferson 173 LOUQUE VENDING Says Good Luck Seniors 602 W. Hampton Springs Perry, Fla. Phone: 584-9939 THE COACHMAN RESTAURANT for Quality Food and Great Service donqralululioni Struor i of 84 George and Ann Hill J. C. Yarbrough, Jr. Mayor Thomas Demps Vice Mayor T. Andy Bowdoin Councilman Joe Nola Councilman Byrum Whitfield Councilman William J. Noonan City Manager William T. Powers Finance Director Barney Johnson Public Works Samuel D. Sapp Ronald D. Smith Fire Chief Police Chief Isadore F. Rommes, Jr. City Attorney WACO FOOD STORES and WARE OIL AND SUPPLY CO., INC. Perry, Florida Phone: 584-6666 175 Congratulations Seniors UNITED PAPERWORKERS INTERNATIONAL UNION LOCAL 1192 Remember! Union Wages Buy More PRESCRIPTION CENTER phone tea 7591 PERRY, FLORIDA QUALITY PHARMACEUTICALS Gifts Greeting Cards Fast, Friendly Service “Next to the Hospital’' daaJL+ Congratulations Seniors From TREE CAPITAL CREDIT UNION 1717 S. Jefferson St. Perry, FL 584-3002 YARBROUGH TIRE CO. 602 W. Hampton Springs Perry, Fla. 584-7554 177 2061 Byron Butler Parkway U.S. 19 Taylor Square Shopping Center Perry, Florida Here’s to a Bright Future Seniors II BEERS PHOTOGRAPHY Walt and Barbara Beers 584-4422 ..Hi 124 Pine Tree Rd. Perry, Florida ALUMINUM FABRICATED PRODUCTS INC. Custom Gas, water and Holding Tanks Tool Boxes and Dog Boxes 300 Industrial Pk. Dr. 584-6898 Good Luck, Seniors! THE OTHER PLACE LINTON AUTO PARTS Hair Styling for Men, Women, and 301 Hampton Springs Ave. Children Congratulations Seniors of 84 Congratulations 1983 Seniors Cruise Through the 80’s With Johnson ' ' OUTBOARDS SALES SERVICE JACK'S BOATS TRAILERS BRADSHAW’S CHEVRON 1921 SOUTH JEFFERSON STREET PERRY, FLORIDA 32347 US. S. 19 Waymond Carroll OWNER PHONE (904) 584-2162 Congratulations Seniors! From KIDDIE KOLLEGE KINDERGARTEN CAMPBELL CHRYSLER Readiness Program for Ages 3-6 DODGE INC. 305 High Street Phone: 584-2265 — Seniors — Best of Luck Seniors Find All Your Printing Needs at SWIMCOOL POOLS JIMBOB PRINTING Look Sharp in 1984 ZfecjwceShop by Visiting Us at THE NEW ELEGANCE SHOP Perry Plaza 584-3897 182 brun-olan studi photography He died so we can live, He lives so we won’t have to die; If you’re not ready to die, Then you’re not ready to live! FLIGHT Pim ______________________ •------- Dealer Jeffrey Jeye Bryeon Bryson Aviation, Inc. Manager - Aircraft Sales 401 Airport Drive Home Phone (904) 584-8168 Perry, FL 32347 (904) 584-5759 First Baptist Church E. L. Mixon, Pastor Stephen Tassin, Youth Minister cjL i 184 STURDIVANT BROTHERS Located at 210 W. Hampton Springs Ave. 584-2920 Congratulations Seniors! Join the Youth Movement At FAIRCLOTH FORD A New Ford Truck or Car! Hlfflriri Glenda Hamby Tom McGlocklin 185 WILDER’S MEN’S SHOP AND SPORTING GOODS 108 W. Green Street 584-6057 “Looking Good!” NAPA AUTOMOTIVE PARTS ACCESSORIES PERRY AUTO SUPPLY INC. 1107 S. Jefferson JORDAN’S IGA W. Duval St. Says Congratulation Seniors CUTS AND CURLS Best Professional Hair Care for the Entire Family tvh - Perry Hardware PERRY HARDWARE 132 S. Jefferson McClellan oil COMPANY Phone: 584-2066 Hwy. 19 North Good Luck Seniors 187 WOODS ’N WATER ANDREWS DRUGS Big Bend Hunting and Fishing Says Congratulations Seniors os 19841 Ti cCC aacC 7e fame tt I, Laurie Hot-Legs” Adams, leave my handsome bro luck ’cause he’s got brains, but sense to go home before dawn. To C. J. Tuten, a little candy every New Year! To Kim S., brass knuckles. To Brett, luck to find one bet- ter than Wheezer. To Guy F., my lips. To B.J., answers. To Lisa Helm, a secret, to Mike Morris an earring, and to T.C.H.S. the best years of my life! I, Linda Adams, do hereby leave to “The Weiners,” my ability to do it with a shake; to Billy M., my ability to cheat and only get caught once; to Kim and Tammy, I leave some wild times in 3rd. and to TCHS, I leave the best years of my life. “Rave On PINK LADIES.” I, Ke y Bach, being of senseless mind and humorous soul, leave to my love, Chris, all the wonderful times we’ve shared and the many more that will come our way. To Sunday, Donna, Shel- ly, and Sue, 1 leave you all my ability to skip school one day and get caught the next. But even better luck to you all. I, Timothy Barnes, of sound mind and body leave to the Marching Band the ability to carry on its name. I, Kathleen Belcher, being of undersiz- ed mind and oversized body, do hereby bequeath the following to the following. To Erika Hall, my compu-graphic duties in Newspaper; to Amy McMullen, my ex- traordinary ability to write; to Marc Yar- brough, my senior parking space; and to all the underclassmen, the perserverence and determination it takes to attain the goals that I have at- tained. I wish for you, the best. I, Debbie Blue, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave to Mrs. Dugal all of the papers we graded and record- ed. To Molly, the happiness I had in my Senior year, and to the Taylor County High School, I just leave. I, Chan “Sunshine” Bowden, leave to Kendra my ability to stay SANE, to all the Poo and Pink Lady parties, I retire the “Toothbrush,” to “Ricky-Boy” Don- nelly the ability to look more like the real thing, to Mr. Page, peace of mind which he deserves, and to Kerri Lynn the hopes that she will have as wild a time as I did. Bye-Bye!! I, Beverly Bowman, being of “cheered-out” mind and body, do hereby leave Barbara, four great years; to Brett, lots of luck (especially w Kathy); to Kiki, best wishes with Student Council; to Lisa Helm, our famous night on the town”; to Carson I leave “memories”; and to TCHS I leave everything except my love which will ajjways4 e Steve’s.--— Vs 4r_ Joanne Braddoetc. being of sound mind and “Totally Hot” body, do hereby bequeath the following; to Brian the car; to the Bear” all the heartaches of plan- ning next year’s senior trip; to Mrs. Y, — the senior section; and lastly, I leave. I, Teresa Britt, of sound mind and body, leave to my sister Brenda my abili- ty to finish school, to my brother Robert the ability to keep up his grades and be a good basketball star, to my dear cousin Vicky the ability to continue going to school each and every day, and to all underclassmen I leave you attending TCHS. I, Robin Brown, being of absent mind and midget body, do hereby leave Koota Fanga a new roach patrol co-pilot, to Bil- ly Grant and Tommy Lee I leave my Opryland shirt, I leave Lori Gunter my round ball uniform and to everyone else I leave happiness throughout your high school years. We, Mamie and Kim. both being of totally awesome minds and bodies do hereby bequeath the following: to Kimberly, the ability to drive, to Debbie, wild weekends gone and still to come, and to Kerri P., hope to get to go out with us and live through it. I, David Bundrick. do leave my ability to say “OR ELSE” to Billy G. and Jerry B., to Tommy L., the hope he will find the right lady for him, to all the underclassmen, I leave all the fun times at TCHS. I, Sonia Burge, being of sound mind and fine body, leave TCHS for good, I leave Stacey my senior parking space (when she gets there), and my ability to skip and not get caught. I take my gorgeous hair away from Mr. Annin. I leave Mr. Russell good luck to find somebody as sweet as me. To the underclassmen, I leave total happiness. I, Ashley Campbell, do hereby leave to Michael Crews my ability to drive without hitting everything and everybody in his path. To my little bud- dy Freddie Byrd, the ability to find Perry on the weekends, so we can party all weekend long. 1, Gayle Collins, being of wondering mind and awesome body, do hereby leave C.J. a mega bunch of Candy; Pelo and Brett, each other; my cuz, Treca S., all the great times ahead; to the Class of ’85, I leave nothing. To TCHS, the best years of my life. I, Eric Cone, being of sound body and burned out mind, do hereby leave the following: To Mrs. Daniel, all my assignments turned in two weeks late, and to the ’85 Seniors the ability to party like we can, and last, but definitely not least, I leave TCHS. I, Ricardo Cortez Cook, hereby leave Carla, Edna, and last but not least, Shelia Abercrombie my Chilling Out area in the Front Hall by the Telephone, and I leave the Class of ’85 lots of bad luck. I, Tanya Cruce, do hereby leave Loree Wentworth and Angie Cruce the ability to ride the bus without getting into trou- ble; to Debbie Carlton, Lee McHarque, and Mr. Cruce, a little peace and quiet; but I’ll take Rhonda Morgan. Robin, Jaki Wray, Kim A. Faircloth, and Clay Clark with me. To everyone else at TCHS, I leave my sympathy ’cause you’ll need it. I, Sheila Cutter, being of sound mind and short body, leave to Mrs. M., my brother and sister; to Ms. F., I leave so- meone else to work as hard as I did; and to the crew that sits in guidance, I leave a hard time. I, Cathy Deese. would like to leave my thanks to the teachers who gave their help and support, and good luck to the Seniors of ’85. I, Sharon Diamond, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave my friendship to Audrey and my pencil and paper to Aundre W., and to all my enemies I leave a smile. I, Michael Dean Dobson, do leave to Steve my Senior parking space; to Mr. Page, I leave a lock of my hair; to Mrs. Daniels, the kindness to give that one ex- tra point; to Mike Heydt, my ability to seem innocent even when I’m not; and to the Class of ’85, 1 leave the hopeT of-a great Senior year. ' I, Aimee Eckel, leave the 1984 Drama Class, my stage presence, to Laurel my skill in missing classes, and to Mrs. Faircldfh n calmsaility.________ I, William Edmond, being of sound mind and body leave Melvin Simmons all of my talent and I also leave all of my ’ love to all of the girls. I, Walt Evans, do leave to Walt Hamby the Winslow C. Wilson Award, which has no meaning whatsoever but is nonetheless to be presented each year to a deserving Junior; and to my little sister Kendra, I leave the Bomb, with my condolences._______________________ I, Mitzi Ezell, leave all the jelly rolls to Kimbo, Jefferson Street to JM, my Pink Ladies shirt to Annette who will soon be able to fill it up, and Saturdays at FRM to Scott W. iTT gyy Futr , being oTsound mind and body, leave to my sis Lisa Pitts my short- ness and memories of all the wild times we have had, to Sunday Taylor the abili- ty to get along with the teachers, and to Glenn Padgett the ability to go to class at least one day a week. I, Kim Faircloth. being of devious mind and short body, do hereby leave Debbie Brown another ride to lunch, Tammy Spradley to Chris Rigoni forever, the Class of ’85 to “Rave on” like ’84, and to Mr. Bryant Russell, all my thanks, and last but not least to TCHS, I leave the best years of my life. I, Kimberly Ann Faircloth. being of sound mind and body, well . . . almost, do hereby leave my ability to wreck a car to anybody, and to Buc’s Paint and Body Shop, all my daddy’s money. 189 “ eC ty d ct ut 1, Tammi Faircloth. being of sound mind and body leave TCHS with some unforgetable memories; to the underclassmen good luck — they’ll need it; to Patrick I leave all my love; to Mrs. Hamby, my Senior parking place. I, Nelson Fitchett. of sound mind and body, leave the athletes at TCHS my desire to do well in everything that they do, and the special thing that I leave is all my love to my sister Lisa and to my lady Julia Ann Simmons. I, Herman Flanders, hope to leave this school with an education. I wish all of you underclassmen (except Candy), all the good luck, success and good times, 1 had at this school. I, Sylvia Flowers, with a sound mind, leave TCHS with a smile on my face. I leave all the underclass girls the ability not to fight or get mad over guys. If he wants you, he’d never fool around in the beginning. I, Tracy Foster, being of sound mind and body, do leave TCHS with many wonderful memories. I leave my sister, Mary, three more years of exciting ex- periences. I also le ye the TCHS Band the ability to please judges, crowds and Mr. Montgomery. I, Cathy. “Hot Lips” Fox. do hereby leave Victoria Fowler the ability to stay away from “Trash,” to Tammy and Nacy forever with Chris and Kevin, to the Pom-Pon girls I leave the ability to be a squad and to TCHS I leave the best years of my life. I, Sonja Franklin, leave my stylish clothes and my good manners to my sister Michelle Franklin. I, Kevin Frisby. being of sound mind and body do hereby leave nobody nuthin. I’m leaving nuthin, because I have nuthin to leave. This school has stripped me of all my possessions. Therefore, nobody gets nuthing of mine. I, Sherri “Hot Mama” Granthum, leave my cheat sheets and $100 to whoever graduates first . . . Debbie or Alex. To Rodney I leave all the memories we’ve shared and the ones to come. To the Cheezy-Riders I leave my heart, and to TCHS where I’ve spent the wildest years of my life, I gratefully leave. Rave-On Pink Ladies. I, Linda Gillyard. hereby leave Wayne Rowers all my love and to my brother I leave luck and to my cousin Willie Foster I hereby leave all the luck at TCHS to find a girlfriend. I, Janet Griffin, being of sound mind and body, leave Thad Pennington all of my love . . . The Class of ’85 the best of luck. To Phyllis Monroe, Velma Spencer and Teri Freeman, my friendship forever. I, Marsha Lee Grim, do leave to Cheryl Robinson, Lucrecia Gaines and Ray- mond Grim the words “I am as bad as the worst but thank God I am as good as the best.” I, Heather Gunter, being of sound mind and body, leave Kathy G. my abili- ty to get along with all the teachers, and to Keith J. and Kathy J. lots of luck and everlasting love. I, Juanita Hall, leave everybody at TCHS alone, to make it on my own, in this world where we all roam, so long underclassmen, I’m gone. I, Robin Hamilton, being of sound mind and body, hereby leave Allison and Vicki H. my shape. To Mary, I leave Calvin’s right hand. To Volanda, I leave a kitchen with plenty of food. Tonya Williams, I leave the night of OCT. 7, 1983 at the football stadium. To Diane J., I leave a pair of socks to match what she wears. To Lisa Starling, I leave our kitchen with food and a glass of water. To the freaks, I leave absolutely nothing. To the upcoming Seniors, I leave TCHS. I, David Hart, do hereby leave to Claire Parker all the good memories and great times; to the Cheezyriders, all the wild times and crazy actions; to Julie Merschman, I leave the hope for her to find the man of her dreams; to my little sister Lisa, I leave all the good times and the ability to stay out of trouble; to Mike Lynn, I leave my parking space; and to the underclassmen I leave to them this boring school. I, Nancy Hendrix, being of worn out mind and sound body, leave the piano in Chorus to all of helpless accompanists for Mrs. McGlocklin. To Kathy Ragans, Tronya Gunter, and Chari Bryant, I leave Geometry and great times. I, Chris Herig, leave my walking ability to all those Freshmen who can’t get a ride. And to the upcoming Seniors, I leave my Senioritis with the ability, to walk the halls. But most of all, to the faculty, I give my love and thanks for the best years of my life. I, Rhonda Hilson, in sound mind and fine body, do hereby leave Donna all the work in my math and Bible History Class. Also 1 leave the best of luck to the Class of ’85. “Chill Out.” I, Gary Homer, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave all my friends my love. I leave the underclassmen this school to themselves. I leave to my brother, Scott Horner, my ability to graduate and all the good times here at TCHS. I, Jim Houck, being of sound mind and body, hereby leave my parking place to anybody who drinks Busch Beer and hates Don Gutshall. I give all my love, and luck to Keith and Kathy and all my Alcatraz days to Angela R. I, Laurie Houck, do hereby leave to Alan a locker and a ride to school; to Amy English our friendship; to Mr. Mon- tgomery the Freshman Class and the “dreams” of having a “Superior” Mar- ching Band, and to TCHS I leave the best years of my life. The rest I’m taking with me for my baby. (G.W.) I, Andrea Hughes, do hereby leave Jr., Vicki, Raymon, Tearsa, Niki, Allison, Monica, and Tommy, love and lots of luck. To Carla, Edna, and Sheila someone else to call Sammy. To my aunt, Mrs. Hughes, a thank you and my love. To all my other teachers, my love. And underclassmen, “Bye-Bye” I, Amy Jackson, being of sound mind and body, hereby leave my sister Monica the four long years of High School. To Jessie Alexander I leave my ability to grow up, and to all my enemies I leave a smile. I, Richie Johnson, hereby leave my park- ing place to anybody with 20 or more traffic violations. I leave all my Copenhagen lids to Buckshot and Tim- my Williams. I leave Keith and Kathy luck. I leave all my love and best wishes to Tina Hathcock. I, Maria Landers, being of Simon Le Bon and John Taylor crazed body and Duran Duran obsessed mind, do hereby leave Cathy Smith the ability to hang on to and keep A.P. happy; to Cheryl, I leave my many hopes that someday she and her true love will get together and for her to take care of R.H. I, Kevin Lewis, being of sound mind and excellent body, do hereby leave Shannon Westberry lots of luck in his up- coming Senior year at TCHS and most of all keep Debbie R. out of trouble; to Darrin Mauldin I wish lots of luck in graduating from TCHS and especially the electronics class. To the class of ’85, good luck, you’ll need it. I, Katina Mantzanas. being of FSU- bound mind and body, leave to Carson a big “thank you” and a prayer that she’ll always have a way to Cross City (to find her a new king”.) To Niki (if she’ll put her boxing gloves away), a great time and a wish of good luck. I, Kelley “Hot Pants” Lundy, leave to Kenneth a great senior year; to Tammy, everlasting happiness with Chris; to Car- son, all of the cowboys; to “Pelo,” our wild memories; to Nacy, best wishes to you and Kevin; to Scott, my love and thanks for being the friend you were; and to Chris B., all my love . . . and Sheldon. I, Tina Mathis, do hereby leave TCHS with lots of wild and crazy memories. To Cinda I leave our motto. To all, I leave my own motto: “Capture all your dreams and get what you want out of life, for you only live once!” I do hereby leave, not of sound mind or body. I, Pauline S. Miller, being of sound mind and body, hereby leave to the “Playmates” Mary, Lisa and Diane their men; to Tonja Williams, the knowledge of knowing fighting doesn’t solve anything; and to all you underclassmen, I leave Tee Cee. mcttcC astet tf ctty... I, Mike Mincy, being of sound mind and body, leave Jerry B. all those 100- degree football practices. I leave John M. good luck in getting Gloria. I leave Key Club to whomever wants it. To Coach Rat, I leave thanks for getting me in shape during baseball season. To TCHS, 1 leave as quickly as possible. I, Susan J. Moore, being of burnt mind and somewhat wealthy body, leave Lee and Debbie an aide that is as “Brutimus” as I am. And to the rest... I leave. I, Karl Morgan, being of sound mind and body, do leave my ability to get cheese, be H.G., and talk trash to Billy G., Tommy L., and Brett B. And to Billy G., the ability to drive like his all-time hero, Joe S., and, finally, to Brett B. and Rob C, my ability to go hunting and shoot the cannon. I, Kim Morgan, being of weak mind and sound body, leave to my two freshman buddies nothing ... but good times. To the three teachers who mean so very much, I leave my love and thanks (Anne Morgan, Linda Faircloth and Debby Bader.) To Miss Melvin, I leave a glass of tea (no lemon.) To Kathy and Mullet, thanks for making my senior year great. I, Diane McHome. being of sound mind and body, leave Michelle Flowers the ability to keep on sticking and mov- ing, and to Debra Gaines I leave the abili- ty to keep that treacherous volleyball service. I, Pam McLain, being ready to leave dear ’ole Taylor Co. High, do hereby leave to my brother the ability to survive high school and to Taylor Co. High 1 leave the memories of the best years of my life. I, Robin Mosley, being of sound mind and short legs, do hereby leave Vicki Thomley the ability to chillout in Hardee’s, to Mr. McGlocklin I leave all of his boring lectures, to Mrs. Lee I leave a lot smarter, and last, but least, I leave Valena Reed nothing. I, A lex Murphy, leave Debbie Rodgers, the good times and a “slippery when wet’’ sign, to Michael and Deb lot- sa luck and to Taylor High I once again try to leave. I, Jeff Nelson, being of moral mind and body, do bequeath any decent grades and numerous nicknames to my brother. P.S. There is no excuse for this. I, Robert Nowlin, do leave to Keith and Marty, my driving (dis) ability, to David Karns, my trap shooting skills, to Joe Trofemuk, my Brain Brawl Techni- que of punching in first and then thinking of the answers and to TCHS, I finally leave. I, Shawanda Porter, being of sound, mind and body, hereby leave Angela Smith one more year at TCHS, to Edna and Carla love, and to others, a smile. I, Tim “Trech’’ Rainy, leave all my ac- quired knowledge to Bruce Leyier, without it he would never graduate from high school, to Darrin Mauldin my title “Trech,” to Larry Barnes the best times in Lundbergs class. I, Chris “Mad Dog’’ Rigoni, being of unstable mind and chubby body, do hereby leave all my brains, talents, and general goodness to Guy Shaw, my heart and soul to Tammy and to Dr. Rother, for his enjoyment, I leave. I, Joe Sadler, leave my truck to Billy G., because the Ranchero is about shot. My hunting ability, to John and Jerry. I also leave my ability to talk trash to Tommy Lee. Good luck, Sr. 85, you will need it. I, Cyndi Sheffield, leave Amy English a big thanks for all the memories of a great friendship and a life full of hap- piness with her baby, Justin. To Brian Johnson, the ability to stay out of trouble and to stay in school. To T.C.H.S. I say thanks for four great years. I, Chad Smith, do hereby leave to Scott Welch my ability to stroll with total ease! To Debbie Ritch my love and best wishes. To T.C.H.S. I hereby leave! I, Kenneth Smith, leave Al Johnson the ability to be as sporty as I was, to Ms. Glenise Island and Ms. Diane Johnson, my love, and to the class of ’85 and T.C.H.S., I leave! I, Anthony Sneed, being a cool and debonair fellow, do hereby leave the youngest of the Sneed brothers, Troy, all the charm and style of a true Sneed, and to Steve and Jimmy I leave the last Perry tradition to be carried on. I, Todd Suban, being of red hair and many freckles, do hereby bequeath my Senior parking space and my beer can collection to Wade and Kerri, but you must keep expanding it; my Firebird to Kimberly (without any dents); to Mr. Montgomery, I leave a lot of imperfec- tion; and to TCHS, I leave while I still have the ability to do so. I, Dan Taylor, being of sound mind and very sound body, do hereby leave all my driving ability to Angela Blackwood (she needs it badly). I leave all my athletic abilities to Jerry Brown, and I leave all my worldly knowledge to Lander Durham. I, John Thomas, being of scorched mind and loud body, leave my sister Melyssa all my boring classes, to Mr. Aninn all my corny jokes, to Brain Johnson all my abilities of skipping, to Kendra Evans all my chills, to all my male friends, all my female freinds, to Tinker Bell and Spencer, five inches of height. I, Karen Truman, being of absolutely no mind and very little body, leave to Robin Lilliott the ability to forget about GM. To Pam L. I leave all the good times she has coming during high school and to everyone else who is not a senior this year the ability to make it to their senior year. I, Janice Tucker, leave to the seniors of 1985 my extreme intelligence. I, James Morgan Wadlow. bequeath the following; to Mr. Cruce, I leave my ability to endlessly roam the halls in the hope that he bestows it upon a deserving senior next year; to the Juniors, I leave my parking space seeing how they park there anyway; and to Daddy Rat I leave a championship baseball team in hope that he can make it without his three sons, Ed, Mike, and I! I, Darrin Ward, being of half mind and new body, leave the teachers easily and leave my friends wondrous memories and prayers to succeed! I, Barbara White, leave my sweet, cute, and sexy sister Ms. Dank (Mary) the ability to overlook those dumb, stupid, upcoming senior girls. To Mr. Dank (Calvin) keep “Hand-Dancing,” but most of all good-bye underclassmen! I, Samuel White, being of subconcious mind and partially decomposed body, do hereby hastily leave T.C.H.S. in a situa- tion that I no longer have to worry about! I, Tammy White, leave my sister Mary the ability to dog Calvin; Lisa the shape she thinks she has; Niki, at least one more chance for Troy; Delois, the ability to get somebody; To Bitty and Glenise, the ability to stay short and walk tall. To the rest, be proud you are there, because, I’m gone! ’Sexy Eyes I, Ingrid Williams, leave Kelby my love, Shelia, Edna, and Carla, I leave what it takes to become successful playgirls, and to the underclassmen I leave Anthony’s love because I’m taking him with me! I, Beth Hot Hips” Wood, leave my gigolo bro Mom’s 20 questions and Dad’s “search-parties” on those late night weekends. To Billy, my ability to “look good today.” To Tripp, a trip ... “You know what ...?” To C.J., a wagon wheel that talks. Jack be “nimble” Jack be “quick.” To Brett, our memories and my wheezer. To T.C.H.S., I leave the best years of my life! Rave-On Pink Ladies ’84! I, Pauline Woulard. leave my younger sister the ability to look over these fighting little girls and to all the underclassmen the ability to break boys’ hearts, and to Lisa Stephens, my love! I, Angela Wright, leave my spot in Mrs. Walker’s office to David, Marty, and Keith. To Mrs. McGlocklin, my love and thanks for your patience. To David K. and Diane, hope that your high school years hold many memories. To Mrs. Walker, love and thanks, 1 could never have made it without your help and con- fidence. To Loree W. the ability to ride the bus without getting suspended! 191 CLASSES 195 The Seniors have many pleasant memories of their years at T.C.H.S. But more significant than the memories, they have built a firm foundation on which to build their future. Somewhere along the way these uncertain adolescents have evolved into confident young adults. The guidance and supervision they have received here have surely aided the formation of their attitudes and goals. Their experiences here have given them the motivation to move on to better things. Some will go on to be conscien- tious college students while others will remain here to build their lives in Taylor County. tvUaectencc Either way, they have grown into good and active citizens who would benefit any community. The students have had a wide variety of academic, social, and athletic instructional courses made available to them by T.C.H.S. As they have progressed through their years here, they have come in con- tact with teachers and students of many cultures, national origins, religions, and philosophical views. This is the most improtant element of T.C.H.S., its people. This was the year of the Class of 1984. For all of the graduating class, this year shall be remembered FOREVER. Editor Todd Suban Adviser Martha Yarbrough Sophomore Sectfm Andrea Huxford Amy Kallschmidt Joanne Braddock Janice Tucker 5S Freshman Section Brian Braddock Mitzi Ezell Walt Hamby Junior Section Kerrie Pillow Wade Ricketson Photography and Staff Cliff Burford Tim McDonald Chris Stalans Ingrid Williams Gayle Collins Alex Murphy Anthony Sneed Jim Wadlow Advertisements Chris Herig Autographs 395 fiV3 S tE W v —. iSxj' Si: _ £ 2 . S? •'w M -KlSi :l . . s . v . . '■•n � - .-kt1 , - r . - k «'w ■' ; y-: J - r : I' i?r . 1 «• i ■t. 7 %• T - .vv: s a • ' � a M • V Vr V ir t - t „ v '-‘ t •:'. : - J-i’ -