W F Dykes High School - Equites Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 312 of the 1970 volume:

I970 is fhe year of diversified groups and involved individuals, each expressing conformify or noncon- formify. The individuals give fo fheir groups in a way fhey fhink meaningful, as fhe revifalized groups fake fhe welcomed supporf and become working clubs in confrasf fo meefing clubs. This Equifes, fhe fenfh volume, recognizes fhe assefs of fhese individuals and records picforially fheir confribufions fo fhe groups of our school. To show fhe double funcfion of Dykes people, we divide fhis book info fwo parfs, Individuals and Groups. This division is unique: fhe book is foo. There is no beginning buf if has fwo endings which meef in fhe cenfer. lf is for fhe reader fo decide which cover is fhe beginning. The individual secfion recognizes people who are imporfanf fo us because of fheir differences: fhe sfu- denf, fhe faculfy, fhe adminisfrafion and fhe business- man. The sfudenf is nof a number on a role. He is an enfily fo our faculfy. The faculfy, in furn, is nof an aufhorifarian assembly buf real people who have human weaknesses buf superhuman dedicafion. The flexible adminisfrafion displays a personal inferesf in each individual by empafhizing wifh fhe resfless sfu- denfs. The businessman remains fhe unrecognized in- dividual, buf wifhouf his financial supporf, our book could nof be produced. Individuals make Dykes. Here are fhe I970 individ- uals. M-w ' mf emi 'Ag W f +Q B 4 1, , , .fi , -lay, H4 4 li lm fno ,Q km swims , a',,4','w'F KH, iv 'swan qt W Ha W 'Hg 4 M-n4 ,4Q 4 liz 11,40 an ,QM .V ' ,M an 4'2 M' .Q Ma' ,ff 14 . Lg uh wiv ' .u'1rl'l'-4 44-44 Uv, Q 1 fe' pw I ,U ql' vi' ,QQ ' v Q24:,l a'5,lz QW. my U lrwu, ,sul 1 'QF' , A-,,n , - k,,. 55.1351 if V .,,,,,,,?,,, , -, wwf, V , , , ww' n 'Aww . 2 J fa f velerans Th O GFS grou aufh of GCSS UFUOFOUS uclanl lc re -Q- Th car cafures '4- prou erales Th To f +h Om SFO and 'rh OS f orf ff Wh ey? Novices, , avorifes, and grouches. As a p. fhey are lhe f N orily, ye? as individuals. They offer h I . ey are fhe fired consumers o co es, lhe l policemen o lhe res+rooms, lhe midnighl aulhors o diff , e d pos- f pocliums. In lhe clas , e aculfy l e l argic pupil while cherishing lhe endea er- . 4 vem' sluclenft Thus, we recognize lheir dilemma, ac 1' 'rheir ailures, encourage lheir alosenleeism and appreciale 'rhei l l e s. O sessors e+h F +he of VOFS cep L0- re en? ess F lu-f-- r T T r I i WM 1 r ' Adminisiraiion And Counselors l Think iTs Time Tor a Three day vacaTfon . . . Give me your aTTenTion Tor The morning announcemenTs . . . Now son, leT's see your pink slip . . , BuT Mr. Garner, whal does U XLXIZ-25 mean? l would raTher leT The girls wear panTs. They are a Iof more Teminine Than some of Those shorT slcirTs girls are wearing These days Dosen'T Dr. LesTon believe in snow days? . . . LeT me lcnow il l can ever help you wiTh your scheduling or your privaTe problems, buT you sTill can'T have English 345 second period, winTer quarTer. f E Cf 'if Q , x. ffl 6 e x ,. Vkkhy 4 Dr. John Leison, Superinlendenr of Schools Mr. Mark Huie, Area Three Supervisor Mr. Douglas Rumble, Principal Mr. Jack Glasgow, Communily School Principal Mr. Roberf Garner, Assisfanr Principal Mrs. Beverly Edwards. Counselor Mrs. Frances Gillespie, Counselor Mr. George Sullivan, Counselor + sk R 2' . 'X if 1' xr T 'Q ' . f r craig ve .sg Good morning, Dykes l-ligh School . . . The records show ThaT your club is Two hundred dollars in debT . . . l-low come This diTTo machine geTs ink all over me, buT none on The paper? . . . Yes, Mrs. SmiTh, we will be glad To have an aide deliver The P.E. bag To Tom in The band room, The lunch box To Dick in The mobiles, and The car keys To Harry in Room 2Ol. You are welcome, we are glad we can help you. N ,,.c L .ws . Mr. Jerry Andrews, Coach Mr. James Barfield, Coach Mrs. Helen Buckner, Nurse Mrs. MarTha Bullock, AviaTion Mrs. Consfance Coiirell, Librarian s ,T Mrs. Louise EsTes, SecreTary C' Mrs. Mariha Jane Jones, Se-creTary Mrs. Regina LaBudde, Library SecreTary Mrs. Barbara Prechier, SecreTary Mr. John Presfon, Coach LA ' fx it Mrs. Jewel Reavis Financial C: -fig ' SecreTary Miss Jane SmarH, Physical EducaTion Mrs. Cynihia Sirong, Physical EducaTion Mr. James Theodocian, Head Coach 91 I The Ari l wanl you lo make somefhing you will be proud lo wear . . . and-a-one, and-a-Two, and sing . . . You would no? wanl fo eaf somelhinq aller somebody else has sluck lheir linger in il, would you? . . . The band will 'form Donald Dykes, who will dance for lhe sludenl body Salurday nighl af Grady s+aclium . . . You loefler walch The blade inslead of The line, unless you wanl lo loe minus one linger. Mrs. Kafherine Nash. Music Mrs. Loreffa Nunnally, Typing Mrs. Roberf Schwuchow, Band Mr. Loy Warwick. General Slwop Miss Jarla Wild, Ar+ Mr. Leon Greeson Shop Mechanical Drawing Mrs. Beiiy Harris Business Mrs. Clara Johnson Home Economics Mrs. Kaine Koleslcy Ari Mrs. Luclle Lyle Home Economics Mrs. Ruih Murray Business E n gl 'sh While l'm collecling your composilion books, you should be reading Jrhe nexl lweniy pages in your American Lileralure lends . . . ll Filzgerald uses yellow Jrhroughoui lhe novel +0 symbolize decay, whal' does green suggesT? . . . H is I, no+ il is me. She is feeling well, noi she is feeling good. May I, noi can l . . . 25. abominalez I. love 2. loalhe 3. abhor 4. despise 5. a++aclc Rela+e his slruggle in Jrhe jungle lo your everyday life . . . ln our sociely, would Zeus be considered: Al aloolulionisr Bl rnonoiheisl Cl polyga- mis'r? 41, , , Q VNTg,,lill ilgi llll 5' WWF Miss Mary Brennan Mrs. Mary Anne Chew Mrs. Pai Dillon Miss Lee Doyle Mrs. Marilyn Harris Mrs. Marilyn Hopkins Miss Susan Leas Mrs. Helen Logan Mrs. Phyllis Rodbell Mrs. Helen Taylor 3 I I 1' QW Leff fo righf: Mr. Douglas Allen. World Hisfory: Mrs. Miri. Chailrin, Governmenf. Infernafional Relafions: Mr. Jerry Helr World Geography, Department Chairman: Mr. David Howa American Hisiory. Economics: Mr. Fred Howard. Georgia Hisfo Mrs. Marian Posion, American Hisiory. Georgia Hisforyg Mrs. Bom PoHs, American Hisfory. 'i Social Science Today we resume our allaclc on The Germans. The lime is V-E Day, May 8, I945 . . . Anyone who locales Smyrna on your world map will gel an A for lhe day . .. Where was lhe annual Jonquil Fesllval held? . . . l don'l care aboul lhe dales, l iusl wanf lo know when if happen- ed I I Top row, lefi io riglmf: Miss Mary Brewin, Arifhmeiicg Miss Frances Fincher, Arifhme Algebra: Mrs. Jean Kirkland, Algebra: Mr. R. L. Lamb, Mafh Analysis. Deparfmenf Chl man: Col. Ernesf Possee, Algebra: Bo'Hom row, lefl' fo righh Mrs. Frances Robison, Cm mefry: Mrs. Wanda Snuggs. Algebra: Mr. Harry Thompson. Trigonomefry. Algebra: Rebecca Wafson, Geomefry. l L I Vlaihemaiics Try lo do problems one lhrough Twelve 'ronighl and I'II ex- ain 'rhem +omorrow O.K. Sapphire, you work 'rhe nex+ we Bingo for you! The Courf of Appeal will be Id affer class for anyone who has a correclion lo be made E his +es'r --'io i l i fe i , sl y 5 ,mfavnuag gf l Science Today you have lo learn lwo Things: how lo counl beads and how lo pay for The lesl +ubes ... Those les? lubes are len cenls apiece so lhal will be lifiy cenis allogelheru . . . Be care- ful while working wiih sulfuric acid, be- cause il eais your skin. Similarly silver niiraie will Turn your skin black . . . Bu+lv1rs. Beason, my formaldehyde rnusl be all wafer because my submerged pig slill s+inlcs . . . Some drosophila have red eyes and some have while eyes I8, l l i .4 ' 'FL ,sis 5 ,, Q. 3 Le'H' fo righi: Mrs. Gladys Afkinson, Biology, Deparfmenf Chairmang Mrs. Claudell Beason. Human Biology: Mrs. Judi+h Davis, Advanced Biology, Biology: Mr. Eugene Griffifh, IPS. Physics: Mrs. Margueri+e Meadows, Earth Scienceg Mr. Jerry Skelion, IPS: Mr. John Whiie, Chemis- fry. Senor, Carambalu . . . ll I had a nickel for every nnisfalce you have made, I could buy myself a yellow Rolls Royce . . . The earphones are a wasfe of ihe faxpayers' money, buf +hey're here, so plug fhem in . . . Oh you pipsqueak, whaf language are you 7., speaking anyway. Language Miss Frances Canfrell, Spanish Mrs. Mary Comer, Spanish Miss Mary Lydiclc. Spanish Mrs. Cecil MacKini'osh, French Spanish Mrs. Cafherine Ma'Hhews, Lafin, Deparirnenf Chairman Miss Maxine Taylor, Spanish. French ,gems Y M ALLEN, MR. DOUGLAS B.A., M.A.. Georgia Slale College: Social Science Sponsors Sludenl Council. ANDREWS. MR. JERRY B.S.Ed.. Wesf Georgia College. Auburn: Physical Educalion: Sponsors lnferacf Club: Coaches B- Team Foolball. C-Team Baslcelball. B-Team Baseball. ATKINSON, MRS. GLADYS B.S.. Georgia Sfaie College for Women. M.S.. Emory Universily: Sixth-Year Cerlilicale, Universiiy of Georgia: Science: Chairman of Science Deparl- menl: Sponsors Science Club. BARFIELD. MR. JIM A.B., Mercer Universily, P.T.. Chicago College: Physical Educalion and Healih: Sponsors Key Club. BAIRD, MRS. VIRGINIA G. B.A., Wesleyan College, M.Ed.. Emory Universify: Speech Correciion. BEASON, MRS. CLAUDELL B.S., Tennessee Polylechnic Universily: Science BRENNAN, MISS MARY B.A., Maryville College: English: Sponsors Junior Y-Teens. BREWIN, MISS MARY ELIZABETH B.S.. Slenson Universily: Malh. BROCK, CLAIRE K. B.A., Agnes Scoll, College, M.Ed.. Emory Univer- sily, Ed.S., Emory Universiiy: Music: Sponsors Or- chesira BUCKNER, MRS. HELEN Degree in Nursing, Baille Creek College: Nurse: Sponsors Allied Medical Careers Club. BULLOCK. MRS. MARTHA Degree in Secrelarial Sciences. Universify of Mon- levallo: Avialion. CANTRELL. MISS FRANCES A.B., Samford Universify, M.A.: Universily of Ala- bama: Spanish: Sponsors Spanish Club. CHAIKIN, MRS. MIRIAM A.B., Emory Universily: Social Science CHEW. MRS. MARY ANNE A.B., Wellesley College, M.A.T.. Harvard Univer siiy. COMER, MRS. MARY B.S.Ed., Louisiana Sfale Universily: Spanish. VCOTTRELL. M RS. CONSTANCE A.B.A.. Clark College, M.S.L.S., Allanfa Universily: Librarian. DAVIS. MRS. JUDITH M.A., Easr Tennessee S+a+e Universify. B.S.. Union Universify: Science. 22, S I 6 , I - s M.. Eg: I I I DILLION. MRS. PATRICIA A.B., Georgia Slale College for Women, M.A Georgia Siaie: English: Sponsors Drama Club, Thes- pian Sociefy. DILLON, MISS CLARE Purdue Universily: Dieiician DOYLE. MISS M. LEE B.S.. Spring Hill College: English: Sponsors Equiies. EDWARDS, MRS. BEVERLY B.A., Soufhern Melhodisf Universify, M.Ed., Uni- versiry of Georgia: Counselor: Sponsors lnferfailh Fellowship. ESTES, MRS. LOUISE Schedule Secreiary. FINCHER, MISS FRANCES ANN B.S., Universily of Georgia: Malh. GARNER. MR. ROBERT B.S.. Universily of Georgia, L.L.B., Emory Univer siiy, M.Ed.. Universily of Georgia: Assisfanl Princi- pal. GILLESPIE. MRS. FRANCES B.S., Georgia Slale College for Women, M.A. Universily of Georgia: -Counselor. GLASGOW, MR. JACK B.S., Auburn Universily, M.Ed.. Auburn Universiiy' Direclor of Communily School. GREESON, MR. LEON C. B.S.. Berry College. M.Ed.. Auburn Universify: In- duslrial Aris: Sponsors Honor Council: Coaches Cross Counfry, B-Team Baskeiball, Golf. GRIFFITH, MR. EUGENE B.S.. Furman Universilyi Science HARRIS, MRS. BETTY F. B.B.A.. Universiry of Georgia, L.L.B., Emory Uni- versiry: Business Ed ucalion. HARRIS, MRS. MARILYN A.B., Georgia Slafe College, M.A.T.. Emory Uni- versilyz English: Sponsors HooFprinI. HELMS. MR. JERRY B.A., George Peabody College for Teachers: M.A.. George Peabody College for Teachers: Social Sci- ence: Chairman of Social Science Department Coaches Varsify Girls' Baskeiball. HOPKINS. MRS. MARILYN A.B., Georgia Slale College: English: Sponsors Nafional Honor Sociely. HOWARD, MR. DAVID B.A. Ed.. Universiiy of Florida: Social Science Sponsors Music Experience Club. HOWARD, MR. FRED B.S. In Physical Educalion, Middle Tennessee Sfale Universiry: Social Science: Coaches Varsify Basker- ball and Blh Grade Foolball. JONES, MRS. MARTHA JANE Agnes Scori College: Secrefary. KIRKLAND, MRS. JEAN B.S.. Educalion. Universiry of Georgia: Malh. KOLESKY, MRS. RALPH B.S.. Women's College of Georgia. M.A.F.A.. Columbia Universiiy: Arr. JOHNSON, MRS. CLARA JOE B.S.He., Universily of Georgia: Home Economics. LABUDDE, MRS. REGINA Associaie Degree, Sheboygan Counfy Teachers Col- lege. Oshkosh Siafe Teachers College: Librarian. LAMB, MR. R. L. B.S.. Florida Sfafe Universily, M.M., Universily of Tennessee: Malh: Chairman of Malh Deparlmenl: Sponsors Senior Class, Jr. Jaycee's: Coaches varsify foolball, wreslling, lennis. LEAS, MISS SUSAN B.A., Emory Universiiy, M.A.. Emory Universily, English. LOGAN. MRS. HELEN A.B., Georgia Siafe College for Women: English. LYDICK, MISS MARY A.B., Souihwesiern ar Memphis: Spanish: Sponsors' Dykes Coll Brigade. LYLE, MRS. LUCILE B.S.H.E., Universify of Georgia, M.S.H.E., Univer- Faculig Direciorg .-.ff I H fi V ,. . Q , 'h-. ., .ss s r' Ill ' I . ' 9 ou, Ng 1 - N ........:. ' g.. . s sily ol Georgia: Home Economics: Head of Home Economics Deparlmenl. MACKINTOSH, MRS. CECIL A.B., Universiry of Michigan: French, Spanish: Sponsors French Club. MATTHEWS, MRS. CATHERINE A.B., Agnes Scorf College, M.A.T., Georgia Slafe College: Latin: Chairman of Foreign Language De- parfmenlg Sponsors Junior :Classical League. MEADOWS, MRS. MARGUERITE B.S. in Chemislry, Universily of Tennessee: Science: Co-sponsor ol Science Club. MURRAY, MRS. RUTH B.S., Norlh Georgia, B.S., Piedmonl: Business Edu- cafion: Sponsors Fulure Business Leaders of Ameri- ca. NASH, MRS. KATHERINE G. B.M.. Florida Slale Universily, B.S., Julliard School of Music, M.S.. Julliard School of Music: Music: Sponsors Coll-45's. NUNNALLY, MRS. LORETTA H. A.B., Clark College: Business Educarion. POSSEE, COL. ERNEST B.S.E., Universily ol Michigan, M.S.E., Universily oi Michigan: Marh. POSTON, MRS. MARIAN B.A., Cenlre College ol Kenlucky: Social Science: Sponsors Pep Club. POTTS, MRS. BONNIE B.S.Ed.. Universily of Georgia: Social Science: Sponsors Senior Y-Teens. PRECHTER, MRS. BARBARA B.A., Universily of Wisconsin: Secrelary. PRESTON. MR. JOHN H. B.S. Universily of Florida: Physical Educalionp Sponsors Junior Oprimisl, Coaches varsiry football. soccer. REAVIS, MRS. JEWEL B.S., Furman Universily: Financial Secrerary. if STRONG, MRS. CYNTHIA B.S., Norlh Carolina Cenlral Universily: Girls Physical Educalion: Sponsors Jr. Civilan. SULLIVAN, MR. GEORGE S. A.B., College of William and Mary. M.A., George Peabody College. Ed.S., Universily of Georgia: Counselor. TAYLOR, MRS. DIANE E. B.F.A., Universily of Georgia: Arr. TAYLOR, MRS. HELEN P. A.B.. Norrh Georgia College, M,A.T., Georgia ag? i. T Q 5 1 wld ROBISON, MRS. FRANCES B.A., Cumberland Universiry: Mafh: Sponsors Tal- Iulah Falls. RODBELL, MRS. PHYLISS E. B.A. in English, Universily of Pennsylvania: English. RUMBLE, MR. DOUGLAS M.A., Columbia Universiry Teacher's College, B.S. Emory U niversily: Principal. SCHWUCI-IOW, MR. ROBERT CARL B.M.. Weslern Kenluclzy Universify, M.M., Easl' Carolina Uniyersily: Music: Sponsors Band. SKELTON, MR. JERRY EVAN B.S., Alabama College: Science: Sponsors Science Club. SMARTT, MISS JANE B.S., Universily of Tennessee: Girls' Physical Edu- calion: Sponsors Jr. Civilan and Inrramural Pro- gram. SNUGGS, MRS. WANDA H. B.S., Troy Slale Universiry: Malh: Sponsors Anchor Club, Varsily and HB' Team Cheerleaders. Tix Slare College: English: Head of English Deparl- menl. TAYLOR, MISS MAXINE B.E.D., Universiry of Florida: French: Red Cross Represenlalive. TI-IEDODOCIAN, MR. JAMES P. B.S., Universiry of Florida, M.A., Peabody Teachers College: Boys' Physical Educalion: Chairman of Alhlelic Deparlmenrg Coaches varsily Ioolball, var- sily baseball. THOMPSON, MR. HARRY R. B.S., Georgia Tech: Malh. WARWICK, MR. LOY B.S.Ed., Universiry of Georgia: Induslrial Arls. WATSON, MISS REBECCA A.B. Randolph-Macon Woman's College, M.A.T., Universily ol' Norlh Carolina al Chapel Hill: Malh. WHITE, MR, JOHN B.A. Chemislry, Soulhweslern al Memphis, M,A.T. Science, Emory Universiry: Science: Sponsors Sci- ence Club. WILD, MISS JARLA B.V.A. Georgia Sfale Universily, Arl' Inslilule of San Miguel De Allende. Universily of Guadalaiara. 23, I f' ,W Eg nslead of FS l a Q.C 24- .,,. .xc Ac F1 GSSGYTI FS S '-0-.C el F 5 We OW T n d .O ng are G 'O 'O W 73 gf m +e VO f Y al can and ol ers ar fcanf OT! 86 Om c s h d W .4- c.O Oro 0 O 3'O fU SDCS -+- '-+- O .ac .,. 50- 'O 'D 5,0 ,UC ng Car O06 C5 l rs .O KD .O ch S fu l nvralons 4. ualon Y Q r C be SSH fuse fx nn 4- '4- S 95 a lh sel al SW F T a .C SGC OFS C 65565 lhe Om rf dpd US .Q -0- O nsle S lhal olher UNC-O W6 he How do you now lhey are Seniors? Who else s or s overalls, wears a class ' ring, rates a close par ing place and si s in oldi g ch i i bleach- i blies? H' r four years of following, we are charged wih 'rhe responsibilily o l a ing. Spoon-fe an cr dli ehind us an aced wif e isions-some are ledious, re signi i h e ludicrous. ere are yo i g lo college and why are y u going? Wh you, as n individual, oul pover y, cily slums an inlegra ion? Will rn rell maea'i er ? l ilion 'ro awesome queslions, some seniors ind rivia equally con- ing. Whi prinl slyle would es for pe I lli ds? How man rad i i i i should be ordered? l-low man fie ds and rela ives should be invi ed and how m ny will send good gradualion gi . All devaslaling queslions con - i h year, bu+ hey 'fr l . Buf he mosl o vious change I i i f doing ' l fc in , vve are lo i g e . ad h e walch Represeniaiive Seniors. 197C T I Who are fhey? The boy from Jrhe river, fhe honor sfudemt, fhe campus beaufy, fhe local all-sfar, Capfain America. They are 'rhe Senior represenfafives, eledred because 'fhey embody The fraifs which 'rhe class of l97O deems worfhy. Fw .-MN Q. w E 1 Q mm 1 yay- . s 1' I w-X dx. Q 1 ff as , x , 4,3 K: .W 1,. 4,3 'Swank ,Q-' ,x:,,y.J.'. Q, Q X ,J mQ,g,4QN QF- .. - ,,,k ,f v i ' , figgv- ,S , i fxiif 3 ! 3 LJ' Nancg Hambg Brgani Wrighi 'acg Crowe Ieicher Jernigan 7 C: .... f U., I ml!! f Il Q s Si . 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X ,.,,, My , g 5 2 fwf ? -44 . .,,,,,,. 1, f f f y ' nw, ,H IAYV f - Q 1, . i A 1 LIJ' 5 . mf , 95?f2f'f?? , Q fr w 2 Q .5 H 'Q' 1, 2 HAI .ff ,, wail in K , ,, f W , .Q Y? A Q .S '55 . 4' 3 ff Q ,,,-, 1 f. , 2- 'J . Jill Oglesbg Pai Boles Jodie Sims Ward Cleveland 3I, I Class Of 1970 Officers S E3 :S 'N Secretary, Jodie Sims W. .V xffg Treasurer, Kazuhifo Okuda :QLJ3 vw -1 5 5 3 resident Jill Oglesby 09 Y ,ar vfllf Co-Vice Presidenls, Ward Cleveland Pai Boles I I Susan Allen Bobby Arnold Jucly Aflcins JeffBacl1man SUSGV1 Bain Barbara Bair Greg Baldwin SCOH Ball Carol Barnes Linda Barne+'r KH BGWOV1 Sfeve Beach Seniors '70 Be+'ry Benning Karen Berman Linda Bingham Lisa Blumenfhal Diane Bercegeay Jeannie Bevins Leigh Bishop John Boggg 35, I During our Tive years aT Dykes, we have changed Trom apprehen- sive, slighTly scared sub-Treshmen To resTless, slighTly bored seniors. Our sTay aT Dylces has been Tilled wiTh monoTony and varieTy, conTusion and order, vicTory and deTeaT. Eiqh+h grade was a Time of adiusTmenT. The necessiTy oT The pink slips and The non-exisTence oT The elevaTor baTTled us. Hey, shrimp, you can'T go up Those sTairs. They're reserved Tor upper-classmen! Happiness was meeTing your big broTher and misery was wearing Those horrid gym suiTs. BuT we weren'T The only newcomers. A soccer Team gave a Toreign Tlair To our aThleTic program and The Spokesman Ieff when The HooTprinT came. Finally we goT down To The niTTy-griTTy of high school liTe. STeve SmiTh and Lane Powell were crowned King and Queen aT The eighTh grade dance. BenneTT Garner, Joe Glennon, Marlc Hughes and Linda Bingham Tied Tor TirsT in our class wiTh a 4.0. Jack DeLong was elecTed PresidenT and Lanny PeTerson and Anne Bruce became SecreTary and Treasurer. Their picTures in The black and gold Equifes were as inacTive as The oTTices They held. 4305! Anne Bruce KaThy Burrows Duane Cannon Don Bryan Lise Cagle Laird Carmichael lwllul nw-- 'amass N f W. ,QW Brian Carney Randy Carroll Jerry Carr Marllwa Carson HN' Grelchen Bohling Pal Boles Denise Borum Eric Bragg Barbara Branlley Viclci Brewer Bill Brown Roger Brown I Dale Cashion PGQQY Clark Julie Cau hnqan Kris Cleveland 9 AnneHe Charvai' Ward Cleveland Tom Cioffelfer Toby Cowarf Biair Craig Marsha Crawford Nancy Crenshaw Vicki Cromarrie Tracy Crowe Judi Daniei Bobby Day Jack DeLong Denise Dennison John Drohan -vinci-V' Danny Dunagan 'buff Debbie EllioH' Tom Elrod Chip Epsfen Sieve Erickson Frank Ewing Mimi Ewing Bill Felcler Chris Fincilar I 5 Sa ndy Earle ' if p 12 if 1 i' Bruce Finland STeve Franklin Maxine Freedman Sally Freedman As Treshmen we had climbed anoTher rung on The ladder leading To graduaTion. Thar was The year ThaT was Nancy was Miss Junior Dykes. Joe Williams was Class PresidenT, and Coach Spier was a dis- appoinTmenT. LesTer Maddox moved inTo The new governor's mansion and inTo The Dykes disTricT. Rolf lsighll broughT his kazoo To Dykes and became The Pied Piper Trom Sweden. Our gridiron season resounded wiTh waiT 'Till nexT year! BUT we TasTed vicTory when The B-Team cross- counTry won The ciTy championship. The TirsT compuTer dance maTched us wiTh our ideal daTe. WhaT!?i95 ls ThaT my ideal daTe? Hank Foldberg Mary FosTer Karla GanTT BenneTT Garner Glo Ghegan Linda Gholson I I ' m--- M M Befh Gilberl' Dana Granfham Gary Hallen Joe Giennon Jane? Grigonis Nancy Hamby Joe Goodrich Bob Guilafi' Sally Hancock Sarah Hardralli Helen Harrell Bucky Harris Jeanne Harris Jim Harris Diane Hawk Gail Hendon Pai Henry Sam Hewlefl Marianne Higgins Kalhy Hines l Suzanne Hirsch Jay Hoey Mark Hughes Andy Isalcson v-3 'Q - 'F Mary Ellen Jackson Bill Jarvis Roby Jenkins Flelclwer Jernigan The Sophomore slump hiT us hard buT aT leasT we're upperclassmen now. Once again our sporTs region was changed and Coach Theodocian ioined our ranks. We sTill losT every TooTball game, buT who says TooTball is The mosT imporTanT sporT? The wresTlers won The sTaTe championship, soccer won The ciTy championship and Dykes won besT sporTsmanship Trophy 'From The school sysTem. Hassell Brown, class vice-presidenT, came To Dykes buT he soon leTT. Young Life made The middle oT The week special and we looked Tor our names on The map. We've goT a loT oT living To do! and parT oT ThaT living was The J.O.'s Joe SouTh dance. We sTarTed worrying abouT The college oT our choice and SCAT's sTarTed The pressure boiler boiling. B J K Andrea Kohilis Debbie l-Glham ii22yJiili2Ziin sill Elfnafys Alan Kuniansky Cafhv Mer Jerry JohnsTon John KirCl1 BeTsy Karp Jim Kocly 45, I Ti Gwin Lawler Hank LeMas+er William Lesfer Alice Leedy Debbie LeShanna SCOH- Lowe Doug Maddern Sheryl Marlcs Sreven Marshall Mary McCall Vilclci McCard Mark McConnell Vance MCGBUQHGY Jol'1n Melof Mabel Merrill Tori Middlefon Helen Mills Joe Mirvis I I Sue Monroe Debbie Mouchei' Ricky Myers Marilyn Morrison Jane Murphy Ted Nelson Jan Mgrge John Musselman Ginger Newfon Lenore Norsworfhy Jill Oglesby Kazuliilo Okucla Annie Onolirio Kirk Oppenlancler Dan Oxford Paul PaHe rson Tom Paiion Bill Perlcinson Andy SCOH Shawn Senkbeil Ginger Sheafs Cigsy SCOH King Shaw Bob Sherry if Q7 Maurie Shields Morrie Siegel 5 As juniors we found ouf fhaf Friday 'rhe I3fh was a luclcy day when we beaf Briarcliff and broke a fwo year losing sfrealc. The beaufiful bod-squad was officially named fhe Colf Brigade. Our powder puff fe-am bowed fo fough compefifionm buf we won fhe egg fighf! On a serious level, we are besieged wifh PSAT's. SAT's, ACT's. AT's Are you cerfain fhaf's all? Af less serious momenfs we discovered fhe River, fhe Flesh pile, and skiing. Bryanf raised fhe money fo malce our Junior-Senior a smashing success and The Eighf of Us played. We gof our senior rings and showed fhem proudly fo all fhe world, especially fo fhe underclassmen! Lannie Peferson Lane Powell Sherry Reavis Bobby Reeves Charles Richardson Marvin Robinson Cafhy Rosinger David Russell Donna Russey l-lolli Sample Harris Simon David Simpson Jodie Sims Maria Slcanclalakis Neill Slaughfer Kenny Smillw David Somerville Greclwia S+anley It-4.-wi' -,M ,f iii Www' 'i ff , '95 Eddie Sieinhauer Don Sfewarl' Lee Sfillwell WJ Phil Sfovall Melinda Thomas Ronald Tillis Carol Tanner Bill Thompson Trina Van de Wefering Bud Taylor Jimmy Thompson Pam Vogf Jerry Voilh Jan Wansker Joe Wealherby Ann Wealhers Eddie Welborn Ralph Wells Norlhside, Norlhside, Norihside, Tough, Tough Tough! Homecoming was sweer viciory, I4-I2. The girls wore slacks and Kaz wore overalls. Simon Train visiled Dykes when we were The WQXI 'ream of 'rhe week. Nalurally, we won lhe powder-puff, 6-0. We won lhe Milk Bowl 'fool Gee, we're grearl Did someone say senior privileges? Our lasl monlhs al Dykes were lhreafened when lhe couris ordered faculfy inlegralion, 48170- 5l.9cyo. BUT we like our Teachers! Well, mosl' of 'em. Finally 'rhe big day comes and we leave Dykes and ils pink, green, and yellow slips and go info The world of aduFls. WO uni Wmzalf' Vicki Wesr Dick Weslnedge Ty While Peggy Whirlow tru? Cafliy Whiliier Sue Wilson Jeff Wiley Wayne Wilson Jacque Willi6mS Tom Wi+horn Joe Williams Bryam Wrighf Jan Wriqlwf Ann Yoclwem J Kvftvq - it ...L1,:3g5,,..1 iiii- f The senior nose all! As full of spirif as The mon+h of May -William Shakespeare 1 1 4 1 4 1 1 I 1 1 4 1 I Everyone's G-one ' To The Moon. oo o 'EV , ' ff ai W , ? ' m g j l , f iw ,A o 0 5 I i I 1 3 z ,-1 PX' -r f-.-Y . .4 1 A ,K ., V. I 4 .n x ,JV 2 P, V, t NG -.w.v..,r,hS,y RM ., .-., ,. In ' Q 7 L Q . , 3 h Who sfole Anne's uniform . - f ' 3 f Q 1 , ' K Should I 'rake 'rwo govern- men'rs, and one economics, or 'rwo economics, and one government or fhree governmenfs? 59, ,,,, Personally. l'm a sole man. g .. ff .4 ,,,VV ,V v, A 1' - L xi X I r A -1 B 3 1 Boy, look af fhose legs! Sf . -W': X-f, W 4 i E i i i i I v L., , Bobby Arnold-NHS Greg Baldwin-NHS Belly Anne Benning-NTS Karen Berman-GHP, NTS Lincla Bingham-NHS, SHS Leigh Bishop-DAR Good Cifizenship Awarcl, NHS Pal Boles-GHP, NHS, NTS U of Ga. C of M Barbara Branily-NTS Laird Carmichael-NHS Jack DeLong-NHS Maxine Freedman-NTS Benne'r+ Garner--GHP, NHS, NMF, U of Ga. C of M Linda Gholson-NHS, SHS, U of Ga. C of M Joe Glennon-NHS, NMF, U of Ga. C of M Andy lsakson-American Field Service Scholarship Bill Jarvis-NML of C, NTS Fleicher Jernigan-NHS James Kody-NHS Calherine Lawler-NHS Debora LeShanna-NHS, SHS Sieve Marshall-NMF Kirk Oppenlander-NHS, U of Ga. C of M Charles Richardson-NHS, U of Ga. C of M 62, N, K 7111. A Donna Russey-SHS David Simpson-NTS Jodie Sims-GHP, NHS, NMF, U of Ga. C of M Phil Sfovall-NHS William Thompson-NHS Trina Van de Welerring- W.A.G.A. Award for Ediforial Excellence Pam Vogf-NHS, U of Ga. C of M Ty While-GHP, NHS, U of Ga. C of M, Brown Un. Alumni Award Jacque Williams-NHS an S2 '48, tix s 491 ,K c as JW 8 I 5' 3 W ' K N 6 1 A., W QW ' I , , lv 412, i. 3 fig 5 7-X' + o ede b fr DUFT1 S66 !Dmn ELO f' lhe EUSG SC h ,. CD 1. -+- GPG GJ ,C .E grad Th num h fe 6 U0 'fU..C OU a anfed 0.14- -Q- j-an .C uw 2 S '19 ai S6 and p mores homeroom o cl GJ STRESS 0 Ome- ITIGS f L P h ron pei m CO SS omores an oais c a P o h U 'O O O -65- CZ VGFW Q. Who re y 7 W ' ber one, W' ber one Tradii nall H ch by seniors, in l97O The sop omores and shmen Lin r c nlli sieal irsf lace rom fhe seniors, w il 1' e juniors challenge h u - esh men for fi Th pl e. he eig e complains b i ling is split buf T 'fr hmen, s ho . juniors profesl againsi ihe 'logelh fassigne i .Th s b-'fre men dis- cover i i i ' len? 'for si n-painiing whil he so h d juniors allempi' +o e ecl iheirs. H c min 'fl , l i i c eers, and Chrisl ll i i f u clerclass re- s nsibililies while lhe juniors are o a ed wiiho helming faslcs. aising I Ofor - a Junior-S i , ducing a eapry pageani, organizing a w er- u V T -o- Q- 0.111 'Om O O. I 'QL al SX i v ' M B E, Q- X wi we N Juniors x x N-vi . sf as fa 1' ill Jody Cook, Vice-Presideni Don Malone, Presideni' Debbie Adams Helena Auyang Sandy Badger Chris Bailey Cindy Baker Bri'r+ Baldwin Sieve Barber Bob Barfield Sue Barneif Janei Beasley Nancy Beckemeyer Jack Bell Serey Benning Milne Berlin Teressa Bickers Susan Blaine Beisy Boland Susan Boleyn Allen Bowen Tommy Bowden R JUN 'ef-4 we .J 1'-ur' IC-3' Sara Branch Karen Breunig Zack Browning Elaine Bryan? Kafie Burgess Susan Bush Bill Cade Caflwy Carlen Rick Carpenler Debbie Carler Hoke Carler Wayne Carfer Mary Anne Carlledge Bob Caudell Tommy Connally Jody Cook Mary Cook Robin Cooke Gayle Crawford Beulah Crocker? Chrisly Cromer Nan Currie Ann Cyphers Debbie Daniel Mark Danneman Clair Daslrier Palsy Davis Brad Dayan Bubba Placido. mm Treasurer Jenny Wesi, Secrela ry Vicki de Give Leah Dickie Becky Jo Dilcher George Dillard John Dilfs Terry Dinafale Earl Dolive Jeff Dye Beverly Elrod Cheryl Enclres Vickie Eng Teri Epslen Ben Evans Carlene Evans Brian Finkel Barry Fifzgerald Paul Ford Candy Forsberg Peggy Fowler Warren Fraser Tommy Freeman Kathy Frey Karl Fries Sandra Frirchman ,W i ,o-Q, ff: me ' -wx fb .kip- Nancy Garvin David Geisl Sharon Ginburg Kenl Goodman Belsy Gregory Michael Gresham Diane Haab John Hall Kem Hall Susan Hall George Hallen Danny Hanlcey Libby Hannam Lisa Haverly Johnny Hayes Jaclc Head Marvin Hill Jim Hovis l 1 av 'veaif H -ai-...... QT.. rv 4 I, Q2 '1' Norman Hughes Pefe Hughes Randy Hughes Yvonne Hunfer Phil Hursf Ginny Irwin Dan Johnson Jana Johnson Marcia Jowers .rx 'll nn -na-'v siiulwi F Nui 6'1- all Y 4 Biil Kelley Tim Kepler Jane? Killingbeck Dick King Gillespie Kirkland Gene Koesier David Lacy Cindy Land Jeff Land Jol'in Langford Sam Ledbeffer Brook Leipliari' Tommy Lines Berlwe LiHle Crysfal Livaclifis Glen Long Jackie Lummus Ricky Lundin Don Malone Gary Margol Gale Marks Harrier Marks Terry May Anne Mazo Shelly McArTl1ur Sara McGuirk Jim McNair Jud McNair Danny Meadows Ricky Meyer Doug Mickey Befsy Milner Tracy Monrgomery Rurhe Morand Lynn Mounr Zifler Muller Bob Murray Bobby Neff Kuff Neisler Kirk Nelson 36 l ,fl if v 'ia Debbie Nicholas Jim Noliing Annie Norman Pal O'Connor Marie Olden Cindy Orrell Sandy Owings Ayers Pitman Bubba Placido Jeff Poe Kris Prechier Laura Rainey Lane Randall Mike Rawn Bellw Richardson Carol Roberls Joey Roberfson Linda Roseberry Jane? Ross Richard Rubin John Salfer Lyn Safferfhwaife Jeff SCOH' Sue Sharp Eloise Simons Penny Sims Barbara Skaiiy Lu Ann Slay Hank Small Brian Srniiey Gary Smifh Laura Sneliings John Squier Vicki Sfanley Wh I P T I T i Bryan Sransell Chris Sfarr Jim S1eI+en Chuck Sfern Fred SriHweH Richard Sfurm David Tenenbaum Robbie Thompson Susan Thompson Carl Tippin Teddy Tracy GayTe Trammell Earf Wasserman Alan Waffs Linda WaHs KeTTs Weafherby Claudia Weaver Jim Weiland Tom WeTls Bob We-sf Jenny Wes? Lynneife Whire Jeff Whirehead Hal Whifeman Peggy Whifinq Robin Whifney JuTia WiTson Lee Wilson Diana Woolard Grace Wriqhf John Yaksh Kay Yanfis 11010 'Qi v-I 0-if ,cf ,AY Qm,,,,,J - 3 ' sri: is . . 4 wi-in fsjzqiff f , - ,ff ' 'i W, . . .. , s W, . 3, :J ' T T .' 1 Y I Q gi A i T N 2 ..,.. k BT . , ,iii ,, E' V vb 5 ai' V , 'T ,-. A . 1,4 7 x NCQ' fm TF? , 1 C' ilk -1- ve- sf deff ' if Q ii -: iii: , iii VI . fr i, J 4' ,1 'Ni'-y x H , 4.14 -Y . ,L if . iysi sf Um 5 L , sr awk NOT PICTURED Chip Abernaihy Frazier Aiken Marlha Allison Marilyn Ausiin Susan Bainbridge Beverly Bowling Eric Bragg Slewarl Brown Joe Cannon Susy Chelfon Dodd Cook Marlha Cox Vicki Cleveland Ellen Feinman Meridelh Hein Thomas Hicks David Jabaley Margaref Jackson Joan Kable Wendy Keilh Judy Lewis Michele Malanos Charles Marlin Jane McAllisler David Michaelson Pele Paris Marilyn Rubin David Russell Royce Savage Mari Shaw Dan Smiih Nancy Spier Tena Spier Mike Talley Slefan Van San? Joe Wealherby Chris Yannopoulo S Alan Ackerly Andy Aderlwold Dee Allen Jan Andersen Jone Andrew Palfie Baggarly Marla Baker Lamar Ball Brian Barrleff Tommy Bares Debbe Bazzle Kafie Becker Ted Benning Mike Berger Laura Berry Nancy Bingham Wendell Bird Debbie Bla nkinship Mike Blumberg David Bock Terry Boles q 3 Qophomores June Borg Anne Bourne Belh Bowden Anne Branrley Ned Breunig Perer Breunig Oby Brewer Sian Buice Don Burdick Pam Busiclc Charles Canfield Elizabefh Cann Lynne Cannon Carol Carpenfer Julian Cash Joann Cason Richard Cave Michael Chafham Larry Chesin Doug Cleveland Kay Cook Susan Cook John Cooke Scoir Coulbourn John Cox Brad Craig Donald Crawley Tuner Curry Sally Sfilwell Secrefa ry Holly Dennison Treasurer I Susan Daniel Annefie Davis Karen Day Kalhy Dees Holly Dennison Holly Dickey Bucky Dilis John Dinos Dick Dowis Deedy Dryman Barbara DuBois Roberl Dukes Bayly Dunbar Shiel Edlin John Edmunds Robby Edwards Peggy Erickson Gil Ewing Gayle Farber Rusi Farr Kathleen Flynn Tom Forresier David Frey Dillon Fries Alex Gholson Debbie Gilberl Gary Gilberf Buddy Gilleniine Carolyn Gober Amy Gold Lyra Golden Emily Goldsmirh Kim Goldsmilh Roberio Goizuela Jeff Goodrich Roberl Gormley Carolyn Greene Ricky Gresham Vicki Groome Bruce Harlan Marlha Harrell Rhodes Haveriy Jimmy Hayes Gary Helms Judy Hemphill Glenn Hicks Jimmy Hiers Richard HodneH Karen Hoey Elhan Holcombe Sharon Hudson Waller Hufchins Mark Hulchison gk X Bill lnman Buddy Jackson Danny Jackson Tricia Jamison Alan Jennings Carler Jewell Barry Jonnson Cummins Jones Michele Kahn Miriam Karp Ann Keenan Bill Kier Anne King David King Chuck Kizer Bill Knoph Robin Kopley Tom Kulz Mike Lamberl Elise Largon John Law William Lawler Jeanne Lazaro Bobby Leedy Sieve Levifas Charles Liifle Liz Long Lang Lowery Pele Lunaii Perer Malires Edie Malone Sharlene Manley Holly Marks David Marshall Sieve McCard Jeff McClure Vicky McGaughey Larry McRae Anne Miller Jim Miller Pam Moody Buddy Moore Jim Moorhead Palfi Morrison Dave Morand Lea Nesmiih Meredilh Newland Karen Nielsen Lisa Nielsen Carol Olcallaghan Sieve Odom Lisa Oglesby Meg Olley Michael Pampalon Ginny Parks Ellen Pailerson Bob Penny Ted Pelerson Jim Piiman Ellis Prueii' v. ff' K ., ,,,,k, ,,, i Q1 f Q. i i K Q ,Mg ,L ' 4' i W -Q R .J -. ' sais? iw 5 QM, A ig f A five if av by . as ,,, gs- -avr Keiih Quarierman Tom Rarnseur Jay Reames Louise Reynolds Scoff Reynolds Judy Richards Greg Richey Chrisiopher Riqqall hlermina Robbins Jimmy Roberison Julie Robinson RObie Robinson Peggy Rose Mali Russell Yale Sage Sandra Salem Mary Saunders Paul Schwarh Andrea Scoff Debbie Scoii' Scoliy ScoH 'rms 'fl qu Nw Edward Scruggs Danny Serficlm Lawfon Shaw Fred Slweais Susie Sherry Greg Sheryl Randie Siegel Sheryl Silversfein Jon Simonion Christina Simpson Janice Sims SCOH Slauqlwfer Dru Smifh Eve Smiflw Karen Smillw Lindy Smiih dvd-rv' Marilyn Smiih Melinda Smifh Kim Somerville Jim Sprafl Sid Sfansell Jimmy Sfeele John Siephens Sally Slilwell Devvie Sfulfz Ellen Sfuiz Teresa Sullivan Dianne Tanner Luanne Thomas Ray Thomason Bob Thompson Genie Thran Sieve Thurman Sieve Tolleson Greg Tucker Susan Turl: Kaihy Turner Barbara Tyler Nafhan Vesfal Chris Voiih Kafhy Wager Sharon Walsh Lee Washburn Bill Weaihers NOT PICTU RED Brenda Allerman Donald Bowers Jay Copeland Craig Davis Hal Dobbins Mike Flores Crawford Long Marc Rose Alan Smilh Kells Wealherby John Willingham Linda Weaver Paul Weibel Harold Weissman William Wes? Andy Weslon Rocky Whilalcer Kalhy While Barbara Whillier Jim Wilkerson Dave Wilks Dennis Wills Hank Wilson Ricky Wilson Nell Woodrull Sherrill Woodruff Quinn Woodward Eddie Workman James Worrell Richard Yancey Linda Yarbrough Barry Young Julia Ball Bill Barber John Barber Carol Bai-ion Bern Beamer Bebo Beasley Debbie Beebe Fred Beerman Richard Benalor Phil Benneff Palfy Benning Jim Berlin Laurie Bishop Joan Body Elizabelh Boles Renee Boomershine Bill Bowling Vanessa Brown Lynn Bryan Chip Caldwell Pai Campbell Ruih Carson Ken Clialham Kim Cogqins Sfeplnen Cohen Roberf Coker Ray Coleman Robyn Crawford Freshmen David Rifchey, Presidenf Craige Pepper, Vice Presideni' , 11-vis' -C9 Ml Jack Alexander John Andrews Mike Andrews Rulh Askew Janef Arldns Lee Avary Glenn Bachman Claire Bailey Susie Bailey Claudia Bain Sieve Bair John Baker Maggie Meroney, Secrefary Claudia Bain, Treasurer Mike Crisamore Mary Belh Davidson Meri Dennison Chris Dierer Roberf Dilday Susie Dilfs Ginger Dinos Marlha Dodd Kim Donahue Pafricia Drake George Enale Cindy Easf Mike Elliorl' Debbie Endres Bill Evans Missy Farrell Bobby Fehskens Tony Fincher Sheila Flynn Karen Freedman SCOH Friedman Sieve Geisf Randee Gilberi' Lorri Goodman Sieve Goodman Anne Gordon Laurie Gregory Charles Grigsby Heydon Hall Ben Hancock Andy Hardesiy Mike Harris Susan Harris Diane Hari Laura Haynes Sleve Headrick Dade Hemphill Debby Henslwaw Terry Hiles Pam Hodges Einar Hoff Mark Hopkins Torn Howard Slalford Hull Kirk Hulchins Mark Hurlburl Lisa lmwold Arlhur Jackson Jenny Jackson Allen Jacobs Debbie Jenkins Sheree Jenks Sleve Johnson Meg Kauffman William Kennon David Knopf Laura Kuniansky Sherry Lassiler Kalhy Leamon Alan Lelson Jan Levin Leslie Levilas Jill Levy Andrea Lewyn Paul Liqhi Melanie Liqon Chip Lindgren Claire Li+'rle Susie Loudermilk Diane Loughrnan Harold Lovinger Leslie Marks Neal Marks P -'flu'-'SJ' i in V X . I Sue Murphy Bill Murray Larry Noliing Chris Norihcuh' Gail Oversireer Debbie Palay Rick Parks Craige Pepper Ricanne Perkins Jackie Perry Jenny Phelan Holly Plarnbeck Calhy Ramos Marcia Rawn Sharon Reece Gail Reynolds Ryan Reynolds Mark Richards David Riichey Kemper Roach Nancy Roach Tom Roberfs Judy Robinson Lisa Romm Nancy Rolhschild Pai Russell Amy Sacks Brenf Schofield X a ix K' R i 5 as as 3 s . if 'if R R Q :.L E ii 1' s xx K1 .xx Francine Schwariz Leslie Scoles Wendy Silver Margarel Ann Simpson Olga Skorapa Dean Slaughler Gary Sledge David Small Ellen Smifh Gray Smillm Leslie Smilh Mimi Smilh Q Jax. X fx 'SBS . , . fix. 1 - - is ' fl. Qi' X ' Ukx , A . K R s X K . 'J 'X NxX'fifw ' ' WW in-f-2 W' 'X xx + W' .1 wf S' . x .. , w. .,. xvk .. W W N x s x QS, 1. x A X X, N A. NOT PICTU RED John Balzer Micheal Baxler Carol Blaine Meridilh Coolc David Hur? Kalie Kohilis Brenda Parris Coe Perlcinson Jack Perry Reed Richards Geo? Rundlell Geoff Teague Charles Tolleson Buddy Worlcman in-If ,,.,.m-any 'SC T N K bu 'l 4 Susan Smilh Roberl Sorrell Belh Spanier Len Spears Gina Slem Don Stinson John Slewarl Manley Slocldon l-lal Swims Brenda Taylor Jeff Taylor Kifly Taylor Sue Templeman Kim Tolleson Paula Tracy Hallie Tuclcer Nonie Turrenfine Briclgel Tyson Rhandy Valdes Jimmy Vann Chuck Wallace Randy Ward Scoll Ward Julie Wells Linda Wells Tommy Wes? John Whinery Lynne While Ralph Whilen Spence Wighl Caryle Wildslein Lisa Wiley Page Wiley Lee Wilkie Brill Williams Debbie Williams Johnny Wilhers Jenny Wilhorn Sylvia Woolard Alice Wrighl' Sue Yanlls Jay Zipperman Vicki Allen Duffy Andersen Will Andrews John Arnold Donald Aronin Scolf Askew Kim Bailey Audrey Bain Bruce Baker Linda Baker David Ball Anne Barksdale Bob Barnwell Craig Baxfer Mimi Beasley Sue Becker Donald Benalor Mike Benner? David Berein Ellen Berman Peler Berfa Tommy Bickes Anne Bohlinq David Boland Jan Borurn Brad Bradshaw Bud Branan Peier Brown Sfen Snelling, Presidem' Pefer Brown, Vice-Presidenl Sub-Freshmen 93? Nancy Budd Waller Burson Valeri Burlon Glenn Bush Bob Cannon Tim Carler Chris Cales Pam Clwrisly Pal Clwrisry Dave Cleveland Dena Cohen Cecie Coleman Andrew Cool: Marlin Cool: Mims Cook AY M,,f i Rick Cook Bolen Coogler Oliver Cooper Jerry Copeland Nancy Correnry Candy Corsel Debra Crawley Howie Crawford Ginny Daniel lsabell Daniel Jonarhan Davis John Day Lisa Dodd Peggy Dowis Dale Dreyfoos Kafie Duncan Dianne Dufson Todd Edlin Tom Edmunds Edwin Elrod Flip Epsfein Mail' Ewing Remmie Fain Don Faison Allan Feifer Maris Feinman Wendy Feinman Johnny Fefz Terry Franco Janey Freedman Lisa Freeman Tracie Garner David Garvin Susan Gholson Mike Gilberr Tim Glass Elizabefh Glennon Ann Gober Gail Goldsmifh Gay Gran? wi, , '- Missy Groome Lisa Gulman Leigh Hale Kalhy Hansen Anneile Hardwiclr Chris Harlan Clare Harland Wallace Harper David Hayes Chip Headrick Julie Heavey Chip Henagan wi, S e' .. XM sl K f F P 'R 'J -sa N, - . Mx ---- Q , f :W ,M Q 1 wif' Q -4 S Slephanie Herndon Jan Hiers Alan Higgins Judy Hill Debbie Holden lvlarilwa Holden George Hovls Flynn Hudson Leslie Hughes Kerri Jenlcs Vance Johnson Larry Jolwnslon Joel Kahn Beniy Karp Ronnie Karp Nancy Kaufmann Bebe Kidd Susan Kirnbroug Wes Kindelberger Greg King Jolwn King Melinda King Spencer King Billy Kirch in 'L' . A ww' . Q ex ff' Qff' ,v Oi rfr 'M arf' WN 'QWQV QA' Y' -Fr 'N-...af ex 'Us I pr' We Nrtvs- ii.. Y fix Nrvew , 'FK-'f' Paul Koesfer Cherri Kop'ey Randy Kreiner Teresa Lavin Sherry Lawrence Debbie Lefson Howard Levine Carol Levow John Lipion Mike Loughman Farin Lovinger Kim Mankin Sammy Maflwis Gary McCauley Margaref McLennan Doug McRae Sieve Melof Jim Miils Larry Monigomery Brian Moody Jack Morris Wendy Morion Nancy Moser Beiiy Newfon Nancy Newion I Mark Nicholson Laurie Nielsen Jenny Nord John Nolling Bobby Oakes Wendy Owings Mary Oyler Kalhy Parks Paffy Parks Sieve Paris Louise Palfon Alby Penny Slacey Penny Paul Perkinson David Porler Dean Poulos Carol Powell David Presley Mary Price Alan Quarlerrnan Pal Rainey Ralph Ramos Nancy Randall Claudia Richards Elaine Richards Polly Robbins Pam Roberls Jane Roberlson Milli Robinson Bob Rodgers Bonnie Rubin Joe Rudolph Angela Rush Shelia Rufledge Ed Ruus Muffy Sage Ann Saladna Nancy Saunders Eric Schenkel Brad Scoff Jimmy Scoff Tandy Shakleford Joe Shepherd Sally Shuperf Herbie Silver Sam Silversfein Charles Simon Shelley Simonlon Peler Skandalakis Bill Skelley Charley Smilh Mary Graffon Smifh Sian Snellings Dean Sfarr Lisa Sleele Karen Slern Julie Sfillwell Ray Sfovall Warren Sfrickler Ki? Sfullz Nancy Sullivan Sonny Sullivan Befsy Swiff Susan Tanner Elena Tennebaum Trip Thomas Dickie Thompson Wesley Thompson Chrisfy Thran Teasely Tolleson Gwen Tucker Julie Turk Scofl Tyson Mel Upshaw Ellen Wager Melanie Walker Bill Wansker Amy Wafson Barbara Walls Donila Welsch Kim Wenner 1.15 g gggqf ml- ,419 NOT PICTURED Befh Adams Danny Rogers Glenn Roop Elisa Tenenbaum Waller Wellaorn 13727 ' i'l5i1'fQ:f-Mr n -ggwvaiw H.Qh4w 'if Jim Wes? David Wlwiffier Jane Wickham Kirk Wighf Holly Williams Ralph Williams Mary Woodson Jody Worrell .n,H, EEHIIIII l gR'v-, N N., 1 U COD- yo WOU Z6 S Ll- .Ad wlnaf ease OU WOU '7We UC TTT OW Y alc Q-fU n'reres+ed b OUI' Ve ll'OfT1 C6 We Fe s fhe 54000 u 'les H9- SFCOT1 U4- O. Few no+ ce 'rlwe ad seclo .C PS L9- H- 'O Q. .xc flu year Tlws boolc +l1e S OUI' OWV1 UVTWOF SVSF 50- Read + read l'l1 s sec+ on augh al +l1 alron ze lhf Sir, when' size ad would ou like fo buy. ll, i ld sider urclnasing? Could I s l1 ln y ld pl clona+e? 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You Probably cannof see lhe firsl' word in This line because il' was wrillen by Buckhead Glass Company in cryslal clear Crawford and Associafes-Adveriising Agency on 3330 Peachlree Rd. N.E. says Keep smiling 'ro 'rhe sludenls who are diligenlly working as maids and ianilors fo pay for lheir A.P. English lexi- boolcs. Sound lhe lrurnpelsg ring The bells: an ad lo Cafes Realfy our sfaff did sell. MitcheIl's Tuxedo Rental 2357 Peachtree Road P. 84 H. Hornischfeger Corporation Electronics and Electric Cranes Hoists and Solid State Devices 36I East Paces Ferry Rd. A. R. JOWERS, District Manager St. John United Methodist Church Kris glows as Linda painrs her nails a+ Cordes-Hen- drills, coiffures infernafion- ale wifh salons in Dalias, Housfon, Mexico Cify, and one in Aflanra af Lenox Square Your friendly Equifes house- painfer, Glo, says. Make your house Glow wifh painf from Thomas Pain? Mfg. fi: . M2'2z:.'f:-L1 7 And now ils lime for polpourri. Al Sylvia's Shoes, 35ll Norlhside Parkway, N.W. in Paces Plaza, you can shed your loolsies wilh such boolies as Keds, Edilh Henry, Spalding loalers and saddles, and Dance Foolwear Grover Anderson, Jerry Davis, and Roy Karr wanl everyone lo gel a haircul al Andy's Barber Shop on 45lO Roswell Rd. so lhal 'rhe scissors won'l gel rusry Bring your sickly car lo Powers Ferry bb , 3669 Powers Ferry Rd. and have il revilalized wilh new lires, balleries, and accessories. If your car can r make il lo lhe slalion you can call CE 7-9l55 and They will come gel il Aller your car is well lake your siclcly vacuum cleaner lo Jones Appliance Service, 3l5 Pharr Rd. N.W., 237-5783, where il can be repaired and benelir from 24 years of experience. If your vacuum cleaner doesn'l pull lhrough, The people ar Jones Appliance Service will be happy lo sell you anofher Allen- lion all prescriplion users. Go lo Tuxedo Pharmacy: you will find reliable druggisls al all ol lheir lhree localions: Lenox Square, 233-4497: l94-3 Peachlree Rcl., 355-7333? aincl 3659 Roswell Rd., 233-2212 The resl ol lhis page is broughl +04 you wilh complimenls from The smiling people from Jr. Y-Teens, Ray's Quick Marlrei, and U.S. Envelope and Paul Crawford. 'V , ', Jn,-sw vfilifs E may ax Q, it KQV ll P .. li is liii .- TN s 'Q 1' 'l f.ev,' ' -M1 W ..... 3 as 2 s . Q ' X' i 3, . Jf Sick.. J- gw . 'lf Nw ,xl gifualz r A II4, f Q ,f ,1 A I ' .I ' I , . W ' 'gy ' nasfsnrw ' y MQ x 1 4 '--i.-i,,,-.- .CMI Bo Ji's Flower Basket 3759 Roswell Road Second Ponce de Leon Baptist Church - A N II6 0 '- Shops 1 ' 7 Convenien+ Locafions . . . Waifing To Serve You l695 Peachfree Phone TR 6-52l4 . 544 P de Leon Ph TR 4-9927 I once one QI' 377 Moreland Avenue phone 523-1973 1 2439 Piedmoni Road Phone CE 7-3539 Moreland Avenue Phone MA 2-4251 , I253 Clairmonf phone 377-3133 I70I Lakewood Avenue. S.E. - Serving- ihg-Qesi' ln Food and Ice Cream Jtw, Bryant Does His Thing There are I97O differeni colors, shapes, and sizes of bells ai Bell's. So if you need bells iusi come 'ro Bell's and we will ring your chimes. Bu? if you iusi wani some odds and ends and ofher various goodies, come 'ro Bell's loo, and pick from ihe o'rher 9,691 ariicles a+ Bell's, 3756 Roswell Rd. Bu+ afier you've walked io Bell's, ihe soles of your shoes may be worn ihrough or maybe your shoes will be iusi' worn oui. If so, drive righi' down lhe road 'ro Trio Shoe Shop a+ 3082 Roswell Rd. and ihey will become your feei's humble servant Trio can shine and mend shoes or any oiher leaiher goods you have. For lhe Brighiesf shine in iown, go io Trio Now wilh your shoes all shiny you'll probably feel like buying a new house. Hugh K. Marshall, 3224 Peachiree, will design your dream house Af+er Mr. Marshall designs your dream house, Greenwood Builders will make ihai dream a realiiy. Using lhe besi' eguipmeni and fhe greenesl' wood, ihey can nail up a house fasier ihan you can say Greenwood Builders Afier many years of wear and fear you can sell 'thai house and gel a new one. Sprailin Associaies, af 2970 Peachiree Rd. N.W., will make Thar old 'rorn down, beai' up building appear brand new and sell if for a luscious price Bur Thai' price wouldn'+ be possible wifhour +he wide-range adveriising of Delia Sysiems of Georgia, Inc., lOl8 Monroe Drive, N.E. Delia provides elecirical sysiems for lhe irip io Pluio nexi monih. gl 5 5 , -ar sem 4 ,, -54 H T . , i -4 Mg? , hw ,. ,. ,M ,,W, ,M ,, ,,,, ,M , ef -- -Le 1 is if x ,ui .I Helen Does Bryont's Thing Smokey lhe Bear is probably The grealesr proleclor againsl' fire. Bur Smoky lives way our in lhe loresls. Whal' do smarl people in fhe cily do for fire proleclion? They call Securify Fire Pro- feclion Co., lnc. Some people sell dream houses for un' believably, dreamy prices. Bur al Margarel Gholslon Really 'rhe price you pay for REALTY is a REALITY. Margarel' Gholsfon Really. 3l66 Maple Dr. Buckhead Hardware has been on Peachlree longer lhan Peachlree has been in Allanlal Come see lhe hardware slore 'rhal slarled as an Indian pup 'ren'r and whose specially is selling peace pipes! Buckhead Hardware-3059 Peachlree Road, since l92I, says Gel 'em Colls Do you know why Dykes beal Norlh Fullon, 63-l3? Norlh Fullon Eleclric Co. rigged lhe wiring so The Norlh Fullon leam couldn r walch our films lhe week before 'lhe game. Go over and ask Norfh Fullon Elecfric Co., Inc., al 3208 Cains Hill Place, N.W. Mosl people have heard ol lemonade, buf have you ever heard of Colonnade? Colonnade is a deliciously, scrumplous lreal and lhere is only one place you can gel il: Colonnade Reslauranf, l879 Cheshire Bridge Rd. Come and ask lor a colonnade al lhe Colonnade For lhe faslesl road service in lown call lngram's Gulf Service al' 3639 Peachlree Rd. Phone 26l-98l2 or 233-8973. If you're wondering why lhe Dykes healing syslem is so messed us i+'s because Jack G. Croley Co. doesn'l do il. Also, if you decide lo give lhe school a presenl ol an air condirioninq syslem, call lhe Croley Co. Jack G. Croley Co. could insfall and service Air Condilioning, l-lealing, Humidifica- lion, Eleclronic Air Cleaners and Cenlral Vacuum 'Syslems al Dykes. . riff, Southern Bell N 6 M of 3 ., 7? vet- M, , 53 , , ' l ,JR 1 N1,x ' Q T ! . N amy!! Q NX 'w..1mj-.f V .V of 5 8 qxtf 'ie 1 TUX: NN lf .17 l'z af?- MILL 5329 llgli ni I a 1' M - -X 3.4: iii It-' 1 . , i f i g fg-5g 'f5 ' -f ww - 1' f gr? f q 5':, - - M avi .x , my e e ,, -FL,,,,g,,-,M .,.. - 1 M ., .A l- , . -Q he e - -'- ' f for fv 'fr fV'- ,. WM The Northside Drive Baptist Church 3l0O Northside Drive, N.W. Atlanta, Georgia 30305 9,45 N X yy, QAX Xxx s y isss es. e . 5 ' if-7 N,.1, Wfggfl . J N V me , Noi all red necks are dexierous bowlers. Likewise. noi all good bowlers are red necks. So, if your neclc isn'+ red, come lo Broadview Bowl-O-Maiic af 258i Piedmoni Rd. N.E. lf will blow your mind Ma and Pa Keifle and family can frequenfly be seen af Meiro Music Cen+er, 3l0O Roswell Rd. N.W. where ihey buy musical insfrumenis and accessories for iheir hoedowns every Saiurday nighf. Ma and Pa lcnow ihai if someone buclc dances on one of fheir insfrumenfs They can have il repaired or replaced a+ Mefro Have you forgofien wha+ color your car is? Well fhen fake your wheels +o Lenox Car Wash, 847 E. Paces Ferry Rd. N.W. I+'s righ+ nexf To Lenox Square so you can'l' miss ii. The people al Lenox Car Wash proudly say 'lhai 'fhey honor Texaco Credif Cards. CHARGE!!! Junior Civiian is keen. Junior Civifan is niffy. Junior Civifan is wiHy. Junior Civifan is service minded. Whaf isn'+ Junior Civiian? l2I, Besi' Wishes 'I'o 1'he Class of 70 55121700 W BUILDING CONSTRUCTION A : 2 5 'ff llI.lXI't.- A DYKES BOOSTER One day while I was on my way fo Green Brofher's Nursery 9545, I had a bi? of I 'IroubIe. I was speed shi'I+ing in Ia second gear, and I dropped me gear box. So I had herd 'raI AAMCO was jus' Iabulas in fixin up sic Tranmissions. So I caII'd up 'rhis here AAMCO an da nicesf man anserd. I-Ie said he'd be righI' down an pic up me Icar, and he 'rowed II +o AAMCO. So 'rhen I wenI' To fhe Farm Res'l'ran'I Io gef some grub. Boy, was if good! Me Irar was red'y Ie nex dey, I was pIan'n on geII'n hifched in aboui' Io monfhs so I wen righ+ over Io -Q Sam Hodges Company To have me a coffage built I-Ie +oId me Ihai' he couIdn'+ I' ' build me a coHage, bu? if I was in'reres+ed in a five sforey mansion, he could I heIp me. Q TRAIISMISSIUNS I -'-2:- :f:'4 Q: ,.W R :-:. .v 'i I 942 Peachfree Sf., N.E. S an-use NURS ERIES I 15,4 R- V. ' 1 C 'N ' - Vi - 4 7 ' Leis ' I - L9- ' 251 Q'-ff af ' ,. , , f a, I W ff? W g I . 1 xx1'.1,coM1f, 1 E 4 - ' 4 I If 'A ZQEL I:-,A--.hlrlh ' ' gl. f Soyez B1en Venus 1 1 ,W ,- X e - R - fs ' I - - is ' P V v.xlkomn.x 4,1 - - A I 6 BEN VENUTI . I -.. , my I h I , A , yy CHOICE CHARCOAL BROII-ED STEAKS 5 14300 POWERS FERRY ROAD, N, xv. willgekommen yy! '14 I I I, Ann ms rmgsr snrqqpg E y Iyi powrirown Phone 2557277 MII, . ff, gw omnsn ouur mme and sono , ly , WNW I s B' 33,153 BINE ATI VENIT 3--f',I'. if T PH Z 5 P-M--11 PM- N0 PM- -2 IM- ii I' -'I If ' ...M .sf NN ' K A 'I '.E ' mvu: Rooms ron nuns Ann annul P, I Z' ,L Stefan Popescu, mx ncrvmanagcr X ,-, llid MUIOI' Crldif A PHONE 237 7 1 i mm iv, rA it n- ,ff -I Cards Honortd 3820 IOSWELI. IO D, N.l. Q - 5 - I I22, is 'ww Q v N Y Q. 5 5? Q5 f Q, . .s 3 M W as fu is .vm Q 1 'sk H? gi Q , .ef 9,543 ' 'krk 4 4 . is YL! , ., J, W s X. ,Q ! W gy .,. .3 X -- fix? .-, if . f S f Q ' M g , E . ,,,4 is + fa i L X ,gy X , i-l W Lk N235 ' 3 K it s -ik .W wk E 'F , Q . Xx 1 is-tg 91525 Q . ,.., N, M, K, Q' ' ' ar Qe.s,.5,.5af,Wmf: . .,,x 5' W. f' x This page is a cure Tor all your ills. l.iTe isn'T always a bed oT roses: so if you geT in The Thorns Too oTTen, Cheer Up!! Osborne Travel Service on PeachTree Road aT Lennox Square has a cure Tor The Thorns. Their remedy is a Trip To any counTry oT your choice. Their mosT pic- Turesque and popular vacaTion spoTs Tor This year are Borneo, New Guinea, Mozambique, and The Republic oT Chad TheaTer of The Sfars is a good cure Tor Those Tew people who can'T enTerTain Themselves by Twiddling Their Thumbs Now everybody knows There is no such Thing as a hospiTal Tor cloThes. IT you wanT To cure your sickly cloThes The nexT besT Thing To do is To Take Them To Beacon Cleaners 8: Launderers aT eiTher 500 Roswell Road 255-4720 or 6303 Roswell Road, 255-4937. The saniTary Tolks aT Beacons will perk up your sickly cloThes Has your car ever goTTen grape ielly sTuck in iTs moTor? To cure your car oT This sTicky siTuaTion you can go To London Sinclair and They can immediaTely desTick your car and geT iT back in The groove again There are Tour seasons in a year, ThaT's inTuiTively obvious. And anyone ThaT can Tigure ThaT ouT can surely Tigure ouT ThaT There are diTTerenT kinds oT weaTher in each of These seasons. And iT you're smarT enough To Tigure ouT ThaT, you should have enough brains To know ThaT The Four Seasons, 3l6 E. Paces Ferry Road is The only place To geT sporTing cloThes Tor all Tour seasons lf you don'T wear sporTing cloThes Trom The Four Seasons you are liable To caTch cold or any oTher number oT inTecTious diseases. The NorThside Pharmacy, 3465 PeachTree Road N.E., has medicines To cure any diseases: Trom The common cold To The yellow mangled, mulTiple sclerosis, double hypnoTic neurosis oT The Toe Once There was The man who had an exoTic garden wiTh all kinds oT foreign, Tropical planTs! Well, one day he came home To Tind ThaT his garden had Taken over his house! The man-eaTing planTs had grown inTo The house and wouldn'T leT him in! They had Turned his house inTo a greenhouse! Well, he leTT The house alone Tor a while unTil someone Told him abouT G. O. Smifh Corp. 6. O. SmiTh has The mosT power- Tul mowers and garden equipmenT around. So The man wenT down To 3674 Roswell Road l237-4904! and goT himselT a SmiTh mower. And now he is living happily ever aTTer in compleTe conTrol oT his planTs Are you sTumping your Toe all The Time because you've goT a hole in your shoe? For The case oT mulTiple Toe sTump yOu'll have To go To The docTor, buT CaTo Shoe Repair will Tix your shoe's hole Tor you. Ca'I'o Shoe Repair, 3720 Ros- well Road, 233-9359. Come To Think OT iT, maybe This page will cause your ills. I24, You can lead a horse fo wafer buf you can'+ make if drink. So if you've goi a horse who doesn'+ like wafer, you've really gol a problem. Now if you had boughl yourself a car from Hennessey Cadillac al 3040 Pied- moni Rd.. you wouldn'+ have +his problem. You can drive your new cadillac 'fo any gasoline sfaiion and fill if up wilh gas and lhal' car will never again be ornery lf Thomas Alva Edison hadn'+ had an inquisifive mind we mighl sfill be sfudying by candlelighf and Edison Brofhers Eleclric Co. would no'r even be in exislence. To promofe Mr. Edison's invenfion The Edison Brolhers will be happy fo make your home lolally elecfric. So clear ou+ all your candles and kerosene lamps and march righf down lo 275 Pharr Rd. N.E. or call 'rhem al' 233-0482. So your 35 year old daughler finally gol' a dale-even if he did call only five hours before fhe dale. Jump for Joy! Bu+ oh no, +he dress she wanls 'ro wear is dirly. Whaf are you gojng lo do? Drive quickly buf carefully over fo Quick-As-A-Wink al' 4400 Roswell Rd. They can have The dress ready in Time because Quick-As-A-Wink does dry cleaning in one hour and laundry in 3 hours. Problems, Problems, Problems Problems, Problems. Problems Problems, Problems, Problems Solufion-Generaiion Gap, Inc. P.O. Box 96l3 Allanfa 303I9 Surburban House is noi' lhe house in which 'rhe Surburbans live No siree. lf's a place where you can buy really keen ilems wifh which lo decorale your house. Now The name Surburban House doesn r mean 'lhal lhe producls you buy lhere can only be used in a house: lhey can be used in a grass hui, a wigwam, or an igloo Wilh each purchase a+ Wallis Kamera House you will receive a nicely wrapped presenl which lhey guaranlee will make you smile anylime when you have your piclure lalnen. You will be surprised +o find +ha+ when you open'your nicely- wrapped present if is a cardboard placard wilh cheese prinfecl in bold, charlreuse lype Bush Consfrucfion Company is sorry lo announce lo all lhe inquiring horliculluralisls lhal lhey don'+ conslrucl' bushes, buf fhey will be happy lo help anyone wifh his building problems. Jusl gel in louch wilh lhem al 3867 Ros- well Rd. and lhey will lislen 'ro your problem wi'rh a sympaihelic ear . .. Jim Wallace Service Sfalions sell qualify producfs for less. fs' pf' If J 4 Q y .ss- ,,,. .4 s use . if . :- -.fo .. -:ia if as fs-ew-s H .fo rs- Q. . A: QQ -Q his ,V 1 .ii s ss .yn - - Y s 352: , so .. ig s so is -i ,,-. on 5 5 Have you been dragging down The Soulh Buckhead Tire Co. will be happy lo solve sell you rires for your car Your greai days To make clofhes. lnsfead of having 'ro 40 lafely? Do your fires look a bil frayed? Can you slill see 'rhe freads? If you can'i. your problem. Jus? drag on over 'ro 3070 Piedmonr Rd. N.E. and Buckhead Tire Co. will grandmolher would cerfainly lurn in her grave if she could see how easy il' is in These modern weave your own clofh and make a pa++ern from birch bark like They did in 'rhe olden limes. you can ger yourself down 'ro Norfhside Fabrics, 3726 Roswell Rd., N.E. and buy all fhe ready made fabric and paH'erns your liHle hearf desires. Norfhside Fabrics carries all paHern lines, BSE BuHons and sewing no+ions If you can'+ fell whefher your son is a human being or a shaggy dog, fhere is one simple iesl' you can adminisfer. See if he biles. lf 'rhis fails, you can +ake him +o.Buck- head Barber Shop al' 307I Peachfree Rd. N.E. Arfenlion all Posfmenl If 'lhere is a big maingy, vicious looking dog on your roule, play if safe. Go ro Roberi' E. Bruce Insurance Agency, l3l l0 Maple Dr., N.E. Mr. Bruce deals wirh Insurance, buf his specially is in- suring Posrmen againsf dog bi+es Flower Carl' has freshcur flowers for all occasions, including weddings and parries. Geenie PoHs, like flower pofs. ar 237-6620 and she will be delighled To help you Does your car look all pooped look like ir has seen i'rs lasl' days? lf so, rush if fo Glass Service Sfafion and Tire Cenfer, a+ 4402 Roswell Rd., N.E. and viralize your ,car so much fha? you will hardly recognize ir. If your car can'+ make if 'ro Glass Service and Tire Cenier You can call our! Does I+ lhey will re- you can call rhem a+ 255-4524 and 'lhey will help you gel your car ro 'rhe cenrer The resr of +his arfisfically creafed page is broughi +o you by Swank, Inc. and Thoben Elrod who encourage everyone +o supporr your local s'rree+ cleaner. l27, ll, ,V W, ,.,,L 'wh' WV? ' f'ff I iv 5 .,,, K? 414 4R50 we 5 ii uf X09 izf!f, , mia! 5 fx 5 .Q my A f W K-59:22 I K 'agfx Q'fz':.,f!ff We iff: tqqfi ,. 'if,'f3?5 me , J ,46,h.g,w ,L,,,,1 , ' 4 .,,, , Y K ' f f I , Q ,!'fvT'! ' ff f f 7 , 5,115 E 4, 1 1 I bb 2 5 D av . ,. N th ,.. gl WE'VE GOT SOME GOOD NEWS AND SOME BAD NEWS FOR YA'LL Firsl for flue good news-Guess wlwaf? Benning Consfruciion Co., General Conrracfors, of Allanla. Georgia bouglwl' rhis niffy ad from The annual slaff And now for The bacl news-We'll shool flue firsf one over llwe wall FIRE AWAY!! ' k,. ,an ,QA , as lr. '49 'ws M M A+ each monlhly meeling of Senior Y-Teens The program includes select ed readings from various poefs. AT lhe January meefinq some of The members choose 'lo recile The Flow- er by Henry Gibson in The sfyle of rhe fraclifional Greek chorus The firsr person in The band who can play rhe righl' nole and march on 'rhe correcf fool af fhe same fime will win a new car from Leiphari Chevrolet Inc. a+ 245 W. Ponce de Leon in Decalur. You musr have a sound movie of fhis momen+ous even? +o prove fo 'the people al Leiphar+ +ha+ i+ really happened The people al' Leipharf wish lo con- grafulafe 'rhe magnificenf class of 70. mil 1 QE 'eww LXR :il 4 is Q2 5 we yetems L. 81 M. Electronics, lnc 3693' Roswell Rd. N.W. The Cathedral of Saint Phillips 1-ff .......-f- A Q? Q. t 9 1 Q E QYW fn .L sl., sv X . .. , ,xxx 7 Y .. v - VY N3 ,, I. , N jnmrvt .. igyfy - X fJ,., 1 5 .,, ,s . -',,. X, vpn!! Q, I I .X , 4, ,a,rms:nf1, - i' A L 3 . .r ki,.1,g '.l- 'v K ., . 5 2,- t, ' A if ,L-HS ' , -9.71- . f V ig, Y , v , . 1,-L s' .- A Q, , 0 if . . Y , 1. 'A' K A - L 5 VE. a,.ia-X .fl ' .lv Q dy. ' 'fix .y Vt ,WV g N i. Q. K Y . .kiwi N9 I- 'f Q -- -- o I 1 .A wig, X i 3 If a Gorilla will gel' 'the iob done for you, Tillis Consfrucfion Company will be happy 'ro search fhrough 'rheir work crew of gorillas To find +he righl one for you: bul if you need a human being for mundane chores, Tillis Consfrucfion Company keeps a few on hand for 'rhose occasions. Lge- gg i 4, , . QQ-gig W' ' if ..,,, 1, 'wi , I33, A+'ren+ion all pas? firsl graders of PS 82652. Remember when your feacher, Miss Pringle, asked you 'ro fake our your red Crayola on Valen+ine's Day and fold you +0 draw a valenline for mommy and daddy and you 'foolc Thar big, faf, red Crayola and drew a lopsided mess. Well, 'fhaf red crayola mighf have been made from maferials sold by Aflan+a Tallow Company Ring fhe bell, sound rhe luba. l+'s 'rime for +he big queslion of 'lhe day. Whaf is a Tallulah Falls? ls if +he married daughler of Tallulah Banlchead? Or is il' Tallulah sfumbling down The slairs? I34, WW Before ihese waclcy seniors did fhis skif af a Dykes High assembly +hey all 'roolc a iaunr fo Aeina Life and Casualiy Insurance, I7I7 Fulfon Na- iional Banlc Building, To insure ihemselves againsl ihe briclcs, boifles, and roHen fomaioes which ihey lcnew rhe sfudenis would hurl al ihem. Their Insurance Man, Harry W. Ball, assured Them 'rhai if They were injured during +he course oi ihe slcir, rhey could call him ai 524-I736, af his of- fice. or 255-5677, ai his home, and he would quiclcly send ihem money +o cover rheir hospiializaiion cosis . . . Are you a wall flower? A+ a dance do you sii in The corner, hour affer hour and noi one fellow aslcs you To walfz? li your firsf ihoughf is io visil' your friendly neighborhood wifch and purchase a magic beauiy po+ion, iorgef ii. Judy's Hairsfylisfs. on IZO4 Wesi' Paces Ferry Rd. N.W., can malce you beauiiiul wifhoui magic Remember Tiny Tim's wedding on 'rhe Johnny Carson Show? Remember how a ilorisi' carpeied ihe enfire siage wiih iulips? Well, ii fhis is your bag, you +oo can have iulips af your wedding. Jus+ go 'ro Rosemoni' Florisfs a+ 4975 Roswell Rd. N.E. or call fhem af 252-5777. The smiling people ai Rosemon+'s will be happy +o supply you wiih rhousands of iulips To carpel' any sfage of your choice. Bu? 'they regrei' io say +ha+ They cannoi arrange +o have your wedding on ihe Johnny Carson Show. I35, M066 IN ATHLETICS AND RELATED ACTIVITIES IS THE PRIME MISSION OF We TO THIS END WE WELCOME AND NEED THE SUPPORT AND MEMBERSHIP OF EACH DYKES PARENT Roberi S. McArIhur Presidenf Richard Wilson V.P. Tony Yalsh Sec. Harry P. Kuniansky P.D. Dr. Kenf W. Hovis Roberf EIIIOH SoIomon Dowis, Jr. Lee Baldwin WiIIIam C. Kennan George Small V.P. Direciors C. C. WI1IIen, Sr. Tom Murray Loren Kier Ben ConnaIIy Jim Reeves Hill King V.P. John Head Treas. Mrs. Dan Hanlrey C.W.A. Frank SIovaII W. 6. Barber CIIH I-Iodneff Bryan Sfansell Sid Arnold Complimenfs of Earl Harwick Luclcie Building 359 Easl' Paces Ferry Rd. .N ! ,gs 3 Chinese Kitchen Have Fun Ealing Wifh Chop Sliclxs 3609 Roswell Rd. N.E. Mrs. Harry Norman 81 Associates REALTORS 77 Wes? Paces Ferry 233-9446 Rd., N.W. Georgia Dive and Ski Shop ln Buclrhead 3 l74 Peachlree Rd. 233-I6I3 Chris freaks our wifh Coke. Did you know Thar when you go To a Dykes play you can supporf fwo of our palrons and enjoy yourself in 'rwo refreshing ways?! For lhe besl in enlerfainmenl be sure lo alfend all of lhe pro- ducrions of lhe Dykes Drama Club and while you're lhere refresh wi1'h Coca-Cola from 'the Aflania Coca-Cola Bo++ling Company. l381 Did you ever wonder why Bailey Dunbar is such a sliclc caT? The answer lies in The secreTs of The E. V. Dunbar Company, 3030 PeachTree Rd. N.W. . . . Do you go Tor bells, see Through shirTs and oTher heavy Threads? IT you have enough money To buy cloThes in mosT mod sTores, you could have your cloThes Tailor made!! BuT The Wearhouse, aT T400 SouThland Circle, has heavy Threads aT prices even The common everyday redneck can aTTord WiTh all The new compuTers and oTher Time savers, people are Taced wiTh The problem oT whaf To do in Their leisure Time. Well, now There's a company ThaT specialized in buildings ThaT solve This problem: Leisure Living, lnc., 4590 Millbroolf Drive N.W. For a building wiTh all lcinds of Tricks, booby Traps and secreT corridors lin which you can spend days of your leisure Time iusT Trying To geT ouTl call Leisure Living, Inc. BuT all Those surprising build- ings wouldn'T be possible wiThouT Lummus Supply Co., I554 BolTon Rd., N.W. Aslc Jaclcie. 179 4 Does Bud really feed The band screaming yellow zonlcers? I39, it Wieuca Road Baptist Activities Building , ,I ff.,, ,. M , iid 'W gf V .' ,af ff, .fm 1 id.. 'g lf Y , , X if - 1 ' iff ,A tp ,, if I 415 ' 1 f in Q ., K f ,M if H, ' ,, . 4 1 'f-A Vgfzm 'ff ,,,, 'X V J i A H ' -W Z' V , K'g':' 'A , .,:'V. ' ' Q v wmmvw Ify, lg 1 ' , as 1, f 122, nf' 4, iz a O X 1 a all 0 L , ,-..,.,....... V, -f-':::,,,M,....-W-.W My ,, ..,, . -..h,.,.,-.-ff-ff--- ' K, E Wu, si f ' QX, gm, ,, ww, 0 X I 1 ff. f 'W I-1 M 1 fn: A ,', af na.. Q.. 'X 'Ea N .,.f . V ,V . 404 44. 444 444 O 5 5 af l l l ,W 'l 'i if L Z J ::,, .. -i 121' iff' 5 , ' ,wigs L, 5f . - , 'f . I Tss is Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Juniors and Seniors Who Made This Annual Possible lt's wise to do your real estate business through a Realtor ASS ' ' 5 Northside Realty Associates, Inc. 43 rs -: o 3 REALTORS 2 REALTORS ' ' FIRST IN SALES-AND SERVICE. TOO! K N S K TA SIX RESIDENTIAL OFFICES BUCKHEAD OFFICE SANDY SPRINGS OFFICE NORTHEAST OFFICE ROSWELL OFFICE 4320 Roswell Road 6090 Roswell Road I584 Tully Circle 45 Parlr Square 255-8220 255-763 I 633- l484 993-9200 COBB COUNTY OFFICE PERIMETER AT LA VISTA OFFICE COMMERCIAL DIVISION I584 Roswell Street 2262 Cooledge Road 6090 Roswell Road 427-0 I 7 I 939-6765 252-3900 LAND DIVISION 200 South Main Street 475-454I E .f....3-A Congrafulahons +o ihe I97O graduahng class a good group wlfhun a good group quups Bowne Siudlos por+ra1+ pho Tography Pralse Hwe Lord and pass fhe ammumhon Tha+s one way of hansporhnq Hwmgs anofher us Weafhers Bros Transporl' Co Inc 2728 N E Freeway I441 ...if lla MM -V K 1-WMA L. Q '--..,., - 'F S ii 3 .4 fs -Q X K n 4 f' . ls so ' 'fn K i l l I il X il i The Dykes PTA is always 'finding ways fo supporl' our sfudenis. Aiier many complainis abou? hol' assemblies, 'lhey pul' fans in The gym. They buy many books and periodicals for fhe library. To em'er+ain fhe s'ruden.'rs as The walk info school. They landscaped 'rhe fron? hill. And The greaf 'Fellowship of Kazuhifo would no+ be possible wi+hou+ fhe financial suppor+ of +he P.T.A. -N-M--Q-sew in if if saw : V ' :U 'T' 365' ., ,fp--4 ,W 4 4 -r 1 ,. .- MW ,nik 4 , . ,..,, , VL.. 6 f xl M W, swf 3, ' Xv'?bu . .0 M , nv ---k -- M-V ,Af fm r, H' ml' X Q Quinn xg- Vs, Z . ' W 'Q 1 - QNL1 5 'Q - , ., ,. 4, .,:V, L ., . A-Jews-f, .mania av ' ,, mfwg' 'Www -4. Q-ans fv l 1,!w,,f? 1555 ,N , no -W , u MW, . 4 . . it V I ,pus qw v , -few w' f ..n mv , 1 ,I W - ' f ., 1. ,. Q, pma,+1.www-Mvzs. , ' A ' ,.,..,.-.. M... ,..,.,.....w-M-w-'-+ M .. ,ww , MWMm,,,,4,,n...M......,W. 1 ' 1, 'I ' ' ,,,x , qw WW 1 -I '- 4 .L ff s ,I .., ., Q ,,,,,. g V' 4 A W V' f .ff ff' Q , U if K + 5 , M.. gf ' A Wiiif-f1','Lz:? ,,7,.1,?wf'iw ' f Wie up . '-ff'f'3E, if V! ,V ,,,ff.' W ' ls Q ,a a , ' 1 ' . .. - . 1 f -f A.. 1 f' ' 1 - I , . ,, F f Q , -. 1? A .5 f 1 , - A .4 39 i .., - VL , - . 'V , 5 ' 0- ,.. P 5 V-ggkifv, if f. . V paw ,,.,4- 5 W 2 y . in 0 ' I 1 f'? ., .N ,,f ff -V MQ, 5466 4 M, .... l -H- ' zz, ,, ,, ,,,V 2 . l The firsl' senfence of lhis page is dedicaled lo lhe Eguiles Slaff for lheir unseen brilliance and imaginafion. In lhis world 'rhere are many kinds of apples: sweel apples, sour apples, crabapples, lillle apples, and big apples. Speaking of big apples, 'rhere are a lol of lhem in Allanfa, so if apples are your lhing, run, don.'Jr walk, fo lhe nearesr Big Apple Food S'l'ore The apple-polishing people a+ Askew Realfy Company al 5505 Roswell Rd. NE., A+- lanla, Georgia, will buy or sell real eslale anywhere, even in The villages of Toronlo, Los Angeles, Cincinnali, Cleveland, Indian- apolis, and De+roi+. So if you're inreresled iusl call 'rhe people ar Askew l404l 252-2l2O. They're good apples. ,,,u.5..y 2 A gina all 'Q' ,Jw ,323 my -.. ,gm , 4 . 4 1 6 3 b' ,11 Nfxx. '31- I47, 1 N D ? ','t ,J ,Ny nf V if 5 A Q 'wfw1'iZi Emu Q ,ima 14 G I, , F ,i,,, .krkyyk 5 V 3 as ' 3 fl M35 .' al ' Y-f i 3 M Q 8 li 'il In 3 ur , IF 3 is 'f mi' any fAA-.IHA D009 N issley Aflanra Box Ga. I l573 634-7472 WEDDINGS-YEARBQOKS 1- 33-3.1 E Well afler Ten years of hard and sirenuous praclice, Chris finally graclualed from his 'lricycle 'ro a bicycle wilh fraining wheels, and you'll never guess where he wenl 'ro gel a new bike. Tha+'s righll Lenox Toy and Hobby Cenfer a+ 3393 Peachfree Rcl. N.E. in Lenox Square. I wonder how long Pr will Take him +o graduale from rraining wheels The eyes of Doug Nissley are wafching you, so if you've gol raspberry ielly on your face gel if off quick. I481 0 A K R C52 wwf-Q, id' . g -if if 3? ATTer Kaz's endeavor aT Trying To Tly like BaTman, he'll need a Trip To The local Red Cross CenTe Oh, while we're on The subiecT, iT you need somefhing To do This summer be an American R1 Cross WaTer Sa'FeTy Volun'I'eer. Call 874-I6Ol . .. TexTbook. Does ThaT Turn you on or off? TexTil WhaT does ThaT do Tor you? TexTbook mosT likely Turns you off, louT TexTile should Turn you o All Those sharp looking cloThes you wear are made Trom TexTiles, so supporT your local TexTi Trucking Company, Inc., 636 NorThside Drive .. . Speaking oT glamourous cloThes Tor glamourol looks: Glamour BeauTy Salon, Inc., Roswell Rd. N.E., in The Roswell-Wieuca Shopping CenTer. Fc The rnosT glamourous hair-dos phone: 255-0542 WhaT Mr. Wender didn'T know abouT drug Mr. RoloerTs did. Wender 81 RoberTs Drug STore, Inc., in The WesT Paces Ferry shopping cenTer NorThside . . . Sunshine is The ray oT energy ThaT comes Trom The sun., righT? Well, do you kno whaT Boomershine is? Boomershine is The ray,oT Tine qualiTy and good service ThaT goes in' every PonTiac sold aT Boomershine PonTiac, lnc., 390 Spring ST., N.W., 523-587I If you ea graham crackers in a house builT by F. Graham Williams Company, They won'T sTick To The roc of your house. F. Graham Williams Company, I69O Monroe Dr., N.E., 875-0043. 'here is only one resiauranf in Ailanla where lhey serve 'lhe African specialfy roasl' lion wi'rh fried giraffe eggs. You can gel 'rhese and Hrher specialfies a+ The Lion's Head, I9I5 Peachrree a+ Collier Rd.. 355-7l3O Guess wha+! Jeff Bachman's parenfs, Mr. and Mrs. 5ilber'r Bachrnan, boughi an ad ius+ 'ro say hi! Raco Conlraclors will Taclco your building up wilh ease and speed. Raco General Ionfracfors for commercial and lndusfrial Buildings, l-larry P. Kunianslcy-owner. Danial Boone Howard comes home from bear hunling. Mrs. Nunally spies a 'rypewriler running our +he room. 2 1 S X-I' R. i We , New s s si .s so so u uuuu u-u. u uuu.u usus us isii I fi 4 THE HQOFPRI Q W. F. DYKES HIGH SCHOOL She's Leaving Home bye-bye I lirsl mel Mrs. Harris in The Hoolprinl slall in a lypical pose. Staff Finishes Up Boisterous Year Reader-be lorewarned!!! Read lhis arlicle only if you enioy blood, guls, and cheap sex. Follow lhis slory only if you lhrill lo lales ol riolous parlies wilh booze and women! Find oul why Barney Carney became known as lhe LECH- EROUS LAD!!! Read lhe word lhal BROKE KAREN BER- MAN'S HEART! ALL THIS PLUS MORE!!! Enough accusalions. Hoof- prinl admils lhal il did have parlies wilh women and booze. Some ol lhe women seen al- lending included Rulhe Mor- and and Belly Anne Benning lol bourbon balls lame! BLOOD, SEX, AND GUTS Lane Powell's BLOOD rushed lo her lace when Jack DeLong lold his SEX iokes. Jack, who combined lhe courage ol Barry Golclwaler wilh lhe ribald hu- mor ol Millon Berle, cerlainly had RAW GUTS lo do his Amos 'n Andy rouline when lhe Smiley-Smilh-Richey Bunch ga+hered round and gave him lheir oulraged liberal slares. SNEAK OUT FOR PLEASURE While Jack, Dan, and Brian were arguing aboul lhe merils ol democracy, Trina Van de Welering, Calhy Whillier, and Sleve Erickson would SNEAK OUT FOR lhe , pper parking lol and smile Ah PLEASURE because Mrs. Harris never caughl lhem. Olhers were caughl VIOLATING NATURAL LAW. Mike Blumberg and Vance McGauhey's paper air- planes delied gravilalional law as well as Mrs. Harris'. IIIIBZEEIZHD THE HOOFPRINT w. F. Dykes High School Edilor-in-Chief Managing Edilor News Edilor ..... Fealures Edilor .. Edilorial Edilor Sporls Edilor .. Pegasus Edilor Business Manager .. Adverlising Manager .. Exchange Edilor ...... Technical Manager . Phofo ra her ....... .. .. Sleve Erickson Karen Berman Trina Van de Welering Brian Carney .. ........ Ty While Joe Glennon . . . Rulhe Morand Jack DeLong . . . . Lise Cagle .. . Lane Powell Jane Murphy Paul Pallerson 9 P Facully Advisor .. ..................... Mrs. Marilyn Harris Reporlers Belly Anne Benning, Mike Blumberg, Sandy Earle, Cindy Orrell, Mike Rawn, Brian Smiley, Dan Smilh, Calhy Whillier, Greg Richey, Vicki Slanley Seplember, I967. As a lrighl- ened lillle lenlh grader I en- lered wilh greal lrepidalion in- lo Mrs. Harris' room. Having heeded lhe warnings of friends and relalives and iudging 'from lhe lrighlened expressions on all lhe 'sludenls' laces, I knew lhal lhis wicked wilch ol lhe Easl meanl business. I spenl +ha+ year lrembling wilh every word she spoke. I slaved lo meel her high de- mands, bul mainly in order lo avoid her conslruclive, yel un- wanled sarcasm and knile-like crilicism. Slill, I look her medi- cine. Il is only now, as a senior, lhal I can. appreciale lhe con- cern she leels lor her sludenls. The 'Fear I once Tell has lurned inlo admiralion and respecl. She has become an undersland- ing co-worker on whom I can The Lady Wilh lhe Look. eu phemislically depend lor honesl crilicism. I lhink ol all lhe people who have had Mrs. Harris and who haven'l. I lhink how lucky I have been. lo have had her as a leacher and a lriend and leel sorry lor lhose who will never have her. Karen and Steve Do It Again The Hoolprinl has been lor- lunale lhis year in having as edilors lwo inlelligenl, reli- able, and wonderful llo quole lhe Dynamic Duo! people, Sleve Erickson, Edilor-in-Chiel, and Karen Berman, managing edilor. Those are impressive lilles, bul whal is an edilor? When queslioned, Sleve and Karen could answer only wilh blank slares. However, we have learn- ed lhal an edilor is someone who can assign iobs lo every- one else. bul in lhe end musl lake responsibilily lor every- lhing: someone who sacrilices his class lime lo lake lhe paper down lo lhe prinlers and con- soles himsell by slopping al Arby's on lhe way: someone who never seems lo do anylhing bul is immedialely missed when he is absenlg someone who oc- casionally even has lo wrile an arlicle called lhe Leller lrom lhe Edilor. Even lhough lhey may be more lrouble lhan. lhey are worlh, lhe Hoofprinl could nol gel along wilhoul good ol' Whal's his name and Whal's her name. The Dynamic Duo Augusi 30. 1965 Yellow Dodge.New Year's Eve.ToHy. Ground Hog Day.Turlcey.Snalce.Probalion. College Boards.Panama Ci+y.The Drafl. P.B.R.Slrolce Thai lv1onlcey.Robbo. Allania Jail.Carnel Wallc.Low Morals. Psychedelic. Bird Leqs. Sugar Bear. Sliclc.Ocean Drive. Red Hebrew. Squire Inn. Box.Po+.Powder Pull. Sapphire Valley.Young l.il:e.Dinlcler. Live al PaHerson's. Slciing.Sucls and Pizza.Sco++ies. Muddy Acres. Cox's Lalce. Popcorn.Ain'+ if funky now. Say Whal'.Ken+uclcy Beau. Drive ln. Flying.Junior- Senior.Graclua'lion. Lenore.Zero Period. Briclcs.Tams. Ace.San.'ra Claus. Bayou. Beech Mounlain. Toby.Myr'rle Beachfgg Figh+.Buzza rd.Snow.Beach Club. Ga.Tech.l-lair, Low Ren+.Parlc and Gorilla.King Blow.Key.Uncle P. Druqs.Dykes. Cold Duclc.Corlc Side Burns. Screw.Jean. Cily Champs. Claude Cowarl. Doug.C.T.A. Term Papers. Garner.Love. Prescripfion Lunch.Burqer BoHles.lv1ich. Kinq.Slcip.Foo+- Overalls, Flesh ball.De'l'en'rion. Piles. Pudqe. Suspension. Calaloochee. Bud.Baslcel Assemblies. Ball.Arnos. Economics. College.Ward. Siren. Tangle- lvlolor Cades. wood.Jarnes. life.Spring Parlc Pairol. Holidays. Teacher Transfe Jodie Cleve- Tubing.Keg. land.Dances. Dunque.Poolcy. Sex.Ral Palrol. Blood, Sweai and Rocky Raccoon. Tears.Toby Baccus.Apple Whiz.Red Neck. Beer.Coca Cola.Whi1e OHer.Mary's. Ailanla Police.Golf Course.Ripple. ag 27. l97O F. I Patrons Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. Aronin Dr. and Mrs. T. M. Aikins Mr. and Mrs. Ben S. Barnes. Jr. Dr. and Mrs. R. Jerome BarneH Karl A. Bevins Dr. and Mrs. Irwin Blumenihal Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bock Mr. and Mrs. Pairick Boles Rev. Charles Boleyn Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Bowen Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick O. Branch Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Cagle Miss Frances Canlrell Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Cannon Mr. and Mrs. E. l-l. Carson Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Carier Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Cason Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Caughman Dr. and Dr. L. G. Chelfon Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Cleveland Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Cleveland Mr. C. C. Cook Mrs. J. C. Covingion Mr. and Mrs. William Cromer Mr. and Mrs. Warner S. Currie Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Dasher Dr. and Mrs. M. Bedford Davis, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lauren'r de Give Mr. and Mrs. E. H. DeLong Mr. and Mrs. Fl. T. Dickie Colonel and Mrs. Paul S. Denison Mr. and Mrs. Soloman Dowis Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Erickson Bill Ewing-Class of '67 Dr. and Mrs. Gregory E. Flynn George l-l. Fosier Mr. and Mrs. Freedman Mr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs .C. M. Ganll A. R. Gholson Charles Glennon Fred Gober . Richard T. Goldsmirh .Thomas Hall Dr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Pallerson The Obie Powells Mr. and Mrs. Roberl R. Prechler G. S. Reynolds GSR USAF lRel.l Dr. and Mrs. George Roach, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joe D. Roberlson Dr. and Mrs. P. Hamby Mr. and Mrs. J. William Hemphill Mr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Hirsch Mr. and Mrs. Bennell Hulchinson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Allen S. Jackson Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jernigan, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. G. Fred Johnson Dr. and Mrs. J. Trimble Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Millon E. Johnson The Jorgensens Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Kays Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Lawler Mr. and Mrs. John S. Leedy Dr. and Mrs. John W. Lelson Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Loudermilk Mr. and Mrs. George M. Lundin Dr. and Mrs. Lee B. Malone Mr. and Mrs. William C. Manlcin Mr. R. S. McArlhur Mr. and Mrs. Guylon B. McCall Mr. and Mrs. John McGaughey Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Morrison Mr. and Mrs. John Mounl Mr. and Mrs. Roberl P. Musselman Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Norsworlhy lll Homer Oales Dr. and Mrs. James Olley Michael J. Onolrio, CDR USN lRel.l Mr. and Mrs. Elwood C. Orrell Mr. Douglas Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Jo Jo Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr.and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Rumble, Jr. W. A. Russey Sallerwaile Sims John P. Slcandalalcis and lamily Miles W. Smilh, Jr. Wilbur Smilh John Snellings Eugene Spier James D. Sprall Bob Slem William M. Simpson Fred Slillwell J. R. Slilwell T. D. Sfullz Hiram Slurm John B. Thomas. Jr. Mrs. Roberl L. Todd Tony lhe Horse Mr. and Mrs. Roger C. Walls Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Welborn Mr. and Mrs. Pele Wesl Merrill While Jay D. Williams Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wilson Dr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Wilson A. S. Yochem, Jr. Complimenls ol a Friend SUSAN ALLEN Miss Dykes Pageanl, II: Dykes Debs, 9, IO, Il: Junior Y-Teens, IO: Anchor Club, II, IZ, Vice- Presidenf IZ. BOBBY ARNOLD Junior Jaycees, IZ: Isf Place Georgia Slafe Science Fair, 9: Junior Civilan Junior 9, IO: Key Club II, IZ: Band, 8, 9, IO, II: Foofball Co-Capfain, IZ, 8, 9, IO, II, IZ: Wresfling, 8, 9, IO, II, IZ: Track, 8, II: Baseball, 9, IO: Fellowship of Chrisfian Afhleles, IZ, Presidenf, IZ: Infer-Club Council IZ: Senior Rep.: Nafional Honor Soc., IZ. JUDY ATKINS Transferred from Avondale High School, Avondale, Georgia, Jun- ior: French Club, 9, IO: Vice Presidenf 9, Presidenf IO: Tri Hi Y, IO, Secrefary, IO: Dykes Debs, II: Senior Y-Teens, II. IZ: World Fellowship Represen- fafive. Il: Tallulah Falls, II, IZ: Drill Team, 8, 9, IO, II, IZ, Isl Lieufenanf, II, IZ: Secrelary of Class, 9: Presidenf of Class, IO. HELENA AUYANG Transferred from Maryknoll Sis- fer's School, Hong Kong, Sophomore: Glee Club, IO, Presidenf, IO: Music Club, 8: Arl Club, 9. JEFF BACHMAN Junior Jaycees, IZ: Kiwanis Mosf Valuable Junior Sfudenf, II: Band, 8: Key Club, II, IZ, President IZ: Wresfling, 8: Track, 8, 9, IO, ll: Foofball, 8. 9, IO, II, IZ. Co-Capfain. IZ: Baskefball, 9, IO, II: Sfu- denf Council, II, IZ: Vice-Pres- idenl of Class, II. SUSAN BAIN Transferred from Granbey High School, Norfolk, Virginia, Jun- ior: Senior Y-Teens, IZ: Tallu- lah Falls, IZ: French Club, IO: King's Daughfer's, 8, Secrefary, 8: Annual Sfaff, 9. BARBARA BAIR Transferred from H. B. Planf High School, Tampa, Florida. Sophomore: FHA, 9, Vice- Presidenf, 9: Fine Arls Club IO: Spanish Club, IO, IZ: Sen- ior Y-Teens, II, IZ, Secrefary, II: Dykes Debs, IO, II, Vice- Presidenf, ll: Tallulah Falls, II, IZ: Drill Team II, IZ. GREG BALDWIN Top Ten Percenf, 8. 9, IO, II, IZ: Junior Jaycees, IZ: Junior Civifan, IO, II, IZ, Sergeanf- al-Arms, IZ: Foofball, 8, 9, IO, ll: Baskefball, 8, 9, IO, Il, IZ: Baseball, 9, I0, II, IZ: Track 8: Sfudenf Council, IO, II, IZ: Nafional Honor Sociefy, IZ. SCOTT BALL Inferacf Club II, IZ: Fellowship Council, IO, II, IZ, Presidenf, IZ: Band, 8, 9, IO, II, IZ, Vice- Presidenf, IZ: Track, 8: lnler- club Council, IZ. TOM BARBER Band, 8, 9, IO, Il. RAY BARKER Transferred from Riverside Academy, Gainesville, Georgia. Senior: ROTC, II. CAROL BARNES Cheerleading, 8, 9, IO: Drill Team, II: Powderpuff, II, IZ: Dykes Debs, 9, IO, II: Fellow- ship Council, 8, 9, IO, II, IZ. Treasurer, II, Secrefary, IZ: Junior Civilan, 9, IO, II, IZ. Senior Direciorg LINDA BARNETT Junior Civifan, IZ: Dykes Debs, 9, IO, II, Vice-Presidenl, IO: Junior Y-Teens, 9, IO: Senior Y-Teens, ll, IZ: Tallulah Falls, Il, IZ: Drill Team, II, IZ: Homecoming Courf, IZ: Queen of I97O Valenfine Courl. KIT BARTON Tallulah Falls, II: Junior Y- Teens, 9: Colf 45's, IO, II: Dykes Debs, 9, IO, II. STEPHEN BEACH Transferred from Sandy Springs High School, Junior: lnferacf Club, II, IZ: Foofball, 8, 9: Baskefball, B, 9, IO, Capfain, 9. BETTY ANNE BENNING School, Junior: Inferacf Club. II, IZ: Senior Y-Teens, II, IZ: Tallulah Falls, Il, IZ: Coll 45's, II, IZ, Vice-Presidenf, IZ: Dra- ma Club. 8, 9, IO, II: Music Club, II: Powderpuff Foofball, IZ: Hoofprinl, IZ. KAREN BERMAN Governor's Honors Program. I969: Nalional Thespian So- ciely, IO, ll, IZ, Clerk, II. Presidenf, IZ: Lafin Club, Il: Music Club, II, IZ: Drama Club, 8, 9, IO, II, IZ: Inlerclub Council, IZ: Hoofprinf, II, IZ, Man. Ed., IZ: Pegasus Ed., IZ. JEANNIE BEVINS Transferred from Chrisf The King High School, Freshman: French Club, 9, IO: Top IOM, 9, IO: Senior Y-Teens, IZ: Tallu- lah Falls, II, IZ: Dykes Debs, 9, IO, II: Band, 9, IO, II: Swimming Team, 9: Cheerlead- ing, B: Equiles, IZ, Sr. Sec. Ed. LINDA BINGHAM Nafional Honor Sociefy, II, IZ: Spanish Honor Sociely, IO, II, IZ: Tallulah Falls, IZ: Spanish Club, IO, II, Presidenf, II: Colf 45's. ll, IZ: Junior Y- Teens, 9, IO: Equifes, II, IZ. LEIGH BISHOP Nafional Honor Sociely, II, IZ: Tap ion. a, 9, io, ii, IZ: Senior Represenfalive, IZ: DAR Good Cifizenship Award, IZ: Junior Civilan Junior, 9, IO, Secrefary, IO: Anchor Club, IO, II, IZ: Powderpuff Foofball, II: Cheerleading, IZ: Sfudenf Council,'II, IZ: Equifes, IO, II, IZ, Edilor, IZ. LISA BLUMENTHAI. Anchor Club, IO, II, IZ: Jun- ior Y-Teens, IO, Il: Powderpuff Foofball, II: J. P. Allen Teen Board, IO, Il. JOHN BOGGS Key Club, 9, IO, II, IZ: Fellow- ship Council, IZ: Foofball, 8, 9, IO, II, IZ: Baskefball, 8: Soc- cer, 9: Baseball, 9, IO, II, IZ: Track, 8. GRETCHEN BOHLING Transferred from Wydown Jun- ior High School, Sf. Louis, Mis- souri, Freshman: Allied Medical Careers Club, 9: Dykes Debs, 9, IO, II: Powderpuff Foofball, II, IZ: Track Team, 9, IO, II. PAT BOLES Top ioffo, 8, 9, io, ii, iz: Na- fional Honor Sociefy, II. IZ, Secrefary, IZ: Governor's Hon- ors Program, Il: Universify of Georgia Cerfificafe of Merif, ll: Ouill and Scroll Award: Honor Council, IO, Il, IZ, Presidenf, IZ: Nafional Thespian Sociefy, ll, IZ: Senior Repre- senfafive, IZ: Junior Jaycees, IZ: Junior Civifan, II, IZ. Vice- Presidenf, IZ: Fellowship Coun- cil, II, IZ, Co-Presidenl, IZ: Track, 8: Cross Counfry, 9, IO: Golf, 8, 9, IO: Sfudenf Coun- cil, IZ: Co-Vice-Presidenf of Class, IZ: Inferclub Council, IZ: Equifes, II, IZ, Assl. Ed. IZ. BONNIE BOONE ERIC BRAGG lnleracl Club, IZ: Foofball, 8: Track, 8, 9: Baseball, IO, IZ. BARBARA BRANTLEY Transferred from Norfh Fulfon High School. Sophomore: Na- fional Thespian Sociefy, IO, II, IZ: Senior Y-Teens, 9, IO, II, IZ: Tallulah Falls, IZ: Dykes Debs, IO, Il: Lalin Club, 9, IO: French Club 9, IO, II, IZ, Pres., IZ: Allied Medical Careers Club, II: lnlerclub Council, IZ. BILL BROWN Transferred from DeKalb Chris- fian Academy, Aflanfa, Ga.. Junior: Foofball, 9, IO: Base- ball, 8, 9, IO: Soccer, 8, 9. ROGER BROWN Cross Counfry, 8. ANNE BRUCE Junior Civifan Junior, 9, IO, Chaplain, IO: Junior Civifan, II, IZ, Treasurer, IZ: Dykes Debs, 9, IO: Junior Y-Teens, 8: Anchor Club, IO: Cheerlead- ing, 8, 9, IO, II, IZ, Co-Cap- fain, IO: Sludenf Council, 8, 9, IO, II, IZ: Treasurer of Class, 8: Senior Represenfalive, IZ: Homecoming Courl, IZ: Dykes Beaufy Pageanf, IZ. DON BRYAN KATHY BURROWS Sfrings, 8, 9, IO, II, IZ: Music Experience, Il. LISE CAGLE Junior Y-Teens, 9: Dykes Debs, 9, IO: Tallulah Falls, II, IZ: Senior Y-Teens, II, IZ: Drill Team, IZ: Hoofprinf, IO, II, IZ: Powderpuff Foofball, II. SUSAN CALDWELL Band, IO, II: Powderpuff Foof- bail, ii, IZ. LAIRD CARMICHAEL Top IOLYO, 8, 9, IO, II, IZ: Key Club, IO, Il, IZ: Junior Jay- cees, IZ, Presidenf, IZ: Fool- ball, 8, 9, IO: Cross Counfry, II, IZ: Wresfling, 8, 9, IO, II, IZ, Capfain, IZ, Region Cham- pion, IO, II, Slafe Champion, IO, II: Baseball, 9, IO, II, IZ: Inlerclub Council, IZ: Nafional Honor Sociefy, IZ. DUANE CANNON Inferacf Club, IO: Junior Opfi- misf, II, IZ: Foofball, 8, IO, II, IZ: Wresfling, 8: Track, IO, II, IZ: Soccer, II. BRIAN CARNEY Dykes Social Science Fair, Znd Place, 9: Aflanfa Youfh Orches- Ira: Lafin Club, 9. IO: Spanish Club, II: Sfudenl-Teacher Re- lafions Board, IZ, Chairman, IZ: Foolball, 8, 9: Soccer, IO, II, IZ: Tennis, 9, IO: Track 8: Hoof- prinl, II, IZ, Fealures Ed. IZ. JERRY CARR Wresfling, 8, 9, IO: Foolball, IO, IZ: Track, 9, IO, ll, IZ: Music Club, 9, IO: Inleracf, IZ: Science Club, IO, II. RANDY CARROLL Allied Medical Careers Club. II: Science Club, IZ: Spanish Club, IZ: Tennis, 8: Soccer, IO. MARTHA CARSON Tallulah Falls Club, IO, II, IZ: Dykes Debs, 9. ll: Lafin Club. 9, IO, Il: Junior Y-Teens, 9. IO: Spanish Club, 8: Powder- puff Foolball, II, IZ. DALE CASHION Transferred from Chalsworfh High School, Senior: B Honor Roll, 8, 9: A Honor Rall, IO: Top School Choir, 8, 9, IO, Il. IZ: Sfudenl Council. IO. JULIA CAUGHMAN Drill Team, II, IZ, Co-Capfain, II, Lieufenanf IZ: Anchor Club, IO, II, IZ: Dykes Debs, 9. IO: Tallulah Falls, II, IZ: Girls' Glee Club, IO: Girls' Track, 8. ANNETTE CHARVAT Transferred from Lakeside High School, Decafur, Ga., Freshman: Science Club, 9, IO: Y-Teens, IO, II, IZ: French Club II: Dykes Debs, 9: Glee Club, IO: Drill Team Il, IZ. TERESA CHILDERS Transferred from D'Youville Academy, Aflanfa, Ga., Senior: Nafional Honor Sociefy Merif Awards, IO, II: Scholaslic Awards, 9, IO: Glee Club, 9. IO, II: Baskefball, IO, II: Cheerleading, IZ: Annual Sl. 9. KRIS CLEVELAND Coll' 45's, II, IZ, Treasurer, IZ: Baskelball, 9, IO, Il, IZ: Cap- Iain, IZ: Soflball, IO, II, IZ: Caolain, IZ: Powderpuff Fool- ball, II: Track IO. WARD CLEVELAND Foolball, 9, IO: Track, 9, IO: Co-Vice-Presidenf of Class, IZ: Hoofprinf, II: Equifes, IZ: Rep- resenlafive Senior, IZ. TOMMY CLOTFELTER Colf 45's, Il. CAROLYN COPGLER Science Club, IO, II: Drama Club, II, IZ: Music Experience, II, IZ: SRG, II, IZ: Girls' Glee Club, 9: Choraliers, IO, II. DAVID COOLIDGE TOBY COWART BLAIR CRAIG Spanish Club, IO: Science Club, IO: Baseball, IO: Soccer, IZ: Foofball, 8. MARSHA CRAWFORD Anchor Club, IZ: Junior Civifan, IZ: Dykes Debs, 9, IO, II: Tallulah Falls, II: Equifes, IZ: Colf 45's: Cheerleading, IZ: Powderpuff Foolball, IZ. NANCY CRENSHAW Dykes Debs, 9: Tallulah Falls Q 1 I 56, Club, II, I2: Powderpuff Fool- ball, Il, I2. VICKI CROMARTIE Y-Teens, 9, IO, ll: Tallulah Falls, Il: Dykes Debs, 9, IO, II: Anchor Club, I2: Powderpuff Foofball, II. TRACY CROVVE Anchor Club, IO, II, I2: Di- reclor, II, Presidenf, I2: Dykes Debs Club, 9, IO, Il, Secrefary, Il: Junior Civilan, I2: Dykes Beaufy Confesf, I2: Home- coming Courf, I2: Senior Rep- resenfafive, I2: Junior Y-Teens, 8, 9: Coll 45's, II: Girls' Glee Club, 9: Advanced Girls' Glee Club, IO: Cheerleading, IO, I2. Co-Caplain, IO: Drill Team, II: Powderpuff Foofball, II, I2. JUDY DANIEL Spanish Club, II, I2: Tallulah Falls, II, I2: Y-Teens, 8, IO, II: Dykes Debs, 9, IO: Volley- ball, IO. TRICIA DAOLE Transferred from Sf. Joseph, Aflanla, Junior: Choraliers, IO: Girls' Glee Club, 9. BOBBY DAY Junior Opfimisf, IO, Il, I2: Foofball, 8, 9, IO, II, I2: Bas- kefball, 8: Baseball, 9: Track, 8.,IO, II: Wresfling, 9, IO. JACK DELONG Junior Civifan, 9, IO: Junior Jaycees, I2: Fellowship of Chrislian Afhlefes, II, I2: Foof- ball, 8, 9, IO, II, I2: Track, 8: Baseball, 9, IO, II, I2: Wresfking, B, 9, Il: Class Presi- denf, 8: Sfudenf Council, 9, IO: Hoofprinl, ll, I2, Business Manager, I2: Nafional Honor Sociefy, I2. DENISE DENNISON Dykes Beaufy Confesf, B, Il, I2,i Semi-finalisf, II: Y-Teens, 8, 9, IO, Il, I2: Dykes Debs, 9, IO, II: Tallulah Falls, II, I2: Cheerleading 8, II: Powder- puff Foofball, II, I2: Band, 8: Girls' Track, 8: Girls' Baskef- ball, B: Girls' Glee Club, 9,, IO? Colt 455, II, I2. SUSAN DOUGLAS Transferred from Norlh Fulfon High School, Aflanfa, Senior: School Service, I2. JOHN DROHAN Cross Counlry, IO: Baseball, IO: Swimming, 9: Wresfling, IO. DANNY DUNAGAN ' Transferred from Lakeside High School, Allanfa, Sophomore: Junior Civifan, I2: Foofball, 8,' 9: Baseball, 8, 9: lnframural Soccer, IO: Baskefball, 9: Fufure 1 Bus. Leaders of America, I2. DEBBIE ELLIOTT Junior Y-Teens, 9: Fellowship Council, 9: Junior Civifan, Il. I2: Anchor Club, ll, I2: Cheer- leading, IO, Il, I2: Second place in Science Fair, 9: Powder- puff Foolball, II: Yearbook Sfaff, II, I2, Secfion Edifor, I2. TOM ELROD Key Club, II, I2: Baskefball, B. 9, IO, Il, I2. Capfain, I2: Foolball, 8: Track, B, 9, IO. STEVE ERICKSON . Junior Jaycees, I2: lnferacl, II, I2, Secreiary, I2: Tennis, 8: Track, 8: Cross Counfry, 9: Soccer, 9, IO, Il, I2: Golf, Il, I2: Hoofprinf, Il, I2, Edifor-in- Chief, I2. FRANK EWING Lafin Club, 9: Track, B, 9, IO, Il, I2: Foolball, B, 9, IO, I2. MIMI EWING Junior Civilan, 9, IO, ll, I2: Tallulah Falls. II, I2: Dykes Debs, 9, IO, II: Powderpuff Foofball, II, I2: Cheerleading, B, 9, IO, I2: Drill Team, II: Sfudenf Council, 8, 9, IO: Equifes ll. BILL FELDER Foolball, 8: Baskelball, 8, IO: Cross Counlry, II. CHRISTINE FINDLAN Transferred from Horace Gree- ley High School, Chappaqua, Junior: Senior Y-Teens, Il, I2: Drama Club, 9: Baskefball, 8, 9, IO: Volleyball Honor Squads, 9: Softball, 9, IO. BRUCE FINLAND Junior Oplimisl, II, I2: Fool- ball, 8: Track B: Wresfling, IO: Tennis, IO, II, I2: Soccer, I2: Powderpuff Foofball Coach, II, I2: Sfudenf Council, 8. HANK FOLDBERG Transferred from Marsh Junior High School, Dallas, Texas, Sophomore: Junior Chamber of Commerce: Key Club, IO, ll, I2: Baskefball, IO, II, I2: Fool'- ball, IO, II, I2: Track, IO, II, I2: Sec. of Junior Class, II. MARY FOSTER Transferred from Wesffield Senior High School, Weslfield, New Jersey, Junior: Y-Teens, 9, IO, II, I2: French Cl. IO: Tal- Iulah Falls, II, I2: Drama CI. 9. STEVE FRANKLIN Junior Civifan, I2: Foofball, 8, 9, IO: Wreslling, 8, 9: Track, 97 Golf, IO, II, I2. MAXINE FREEDMAN Lafin Club, IO, II: Allied Med- ical Careers Club, II: Drama Club, ll, I2: Thespian Sociefy, I2: Coll' 45's, II, I2: Music Ex- perience, II: Baskefball, 8: Baseball, II: Powderpuff Foof- ball, II: Volleyball, 8, 9. SALLY FREEDMAN Dykes Debs, 9: Girls' Glee Club, 9: Advanced Girls' Glee Club, IO: Senior Y-Teens, ll, I2: Tallulah Falls, II: Girls' Track, B. KARLA GANTT Y-Teens, 8, 9, IO, ll: Dykes Debs, 9, IO, II: Powderpuff Foofball, II, I2: Anchor Club, IO, II, I2: Cheerleading, 8, I2. BENNETT GARNER Top IO'X,, 8, 9, IO, II: Nafional Honor Sociefy, ll, I2: Uni- versify of Georgia Cerfificafe of Merif, II: Nafional Merif Semi-Finalisl, I2: Governor's Honors Program, IO: Emory Nafional Science Foundafion, Il: Honorable Menlion in So- cial Science Fair, 9: Science Club, II, I2: French Club, II: Band. 8, 9, IO, II: Tennis 8: Track 8: Soccer, IO: Vice Presidenl of Sfudenf Body, I2: Sfudenl-Teacher R e I a f i o n s Board, I2: lnferclub Coun., I2. GLO GH EGAN Transferred from Norfhside High School, Aflanla, Fresh- man: Science Club, 9: Dykes Debs, IO: Girls' Glee Club, 9: Powderpuff Foofball, I2: Year- book Sfaff, Il, I2. Secfion Ed- ilor, I2. LINDA GHOLSON Nalional Honor Sociefy, II, I2: Georgia Cerfificale of Meril: PTA Scholasfic Cerlificafe: Top IO'7o, B, 9, IO, ll: Nafional Spanish Honor Sociefy, IO, Il, I2: Y-Teens, 9: Colf 45's, II: Spanish Club, II: Baskefball, II, I2: Volleyball, B: Track, 8: Yearbook Sfaff, I2. BETH GILBERT Dykes Debs, 9: Girls' Glee Club, 9: Advanced Girls' Glee Club, IO: Senior Y-Teens, Il, I2: Tallulah Falls, II: Drama Club, 8, 9, IO: Baskefball, B: Track, B: Drill Team, I2. JOE GLENNON Tap IOVO, 8, 9, io, ii, I2: Nafional Honor Sociefy, ll, I2: Honor Council, IO, II, I2: Sec- refary-Treasurer, I2: Junior Jaycees, II, I2: Universify of Georgia Cerfificafe of Merif, Il: Nafional Merif Finalisf, I2: Quill and Scroll Sociefy, I2: Inleracf Club, IO, II, I2: Jun- ior Civifan, I2: Science Club, 9, IO, II: Fellowship Council, I2: Tennis, 8, 9: Hoofprinl' Sfaff, II, I2. Sporfs Edifor, I2: Norfhside Neighbor, Norfhside News, Journal, and Consfifu- lion Correspondent CINDY GREENE Girls' Glee Club, 9, IO: Dykes Debs, IO: Junior 'Y-Teens, -9: Home Economics, 8, 9, IO: Powderpuff Foolball, II, I2. BOB GULLATT GARY HALLEN Top lOcX,, 9: Key Club, IO, ll. I2: Science Club, Il: Band, 8, 9, IO, II: Track, B: Golf, IO, I2: Foolball, 8: Equifes, I2. NANCY HAMBY Cheerleading, 8, 9, I2. Co- Capfain, I2: Junior Y-Teens, 8. 9: Dykes Debs, 9. IO, II: An- chor Club, IO, II, I2, Secre- Iary, I2: Junior Civifan Junior, IO: Miss Dykes Pageanf, B, 9, II, I2: Miss Junior Dykes, 9: Valentine Courf, 8, 9, IO, II, I2, Valenfine Queen, 8, IO, II: Senior Represenfafive, Junior Jaycees Sweefhearl, I2: Home- coming Oueen, I2: Powderpuff Foolball, II, I2. SALLIE HANCOCK Junior Y-Teens, 9: Anchor Club, II, I2. SARAH HARDRATH Transferred from Norfh Fulfon High School, Aflanla, Fresh- man: Spanish Club, B: Junior Y-Teens, 9, IO, Treasurer, IO: Senior Y-Teens, Il, I2: Tallulah Falls, II, I2, Secrefary, II, Presidenf, I2: Club Represenf- afive, I2: Powderpuff Foofball, II: Drill Team, I2: Inrerclub Council, I2: Equifes Sfaff, II, I2, Ads Secfion Edifor, I2. HELEN HARRELL Y-Teens, 9, IO, II, I2: Tallulah Falls, II, I2, Treasurer, II: Dykes Debs, 9, IO, II: Spanish Club, 8, 9: Home Economics Cl. B: Powderpuff Foofball, II. JEANNE HARRIS Cheerleading, B: Miss Junior Dykes Pageanl, 8: Junior Y- Teens: Dykes Debs, 9, IO, II: Senior Y-Teens: Anchor Club, I2: Powderpuff Foofball, II, I2. BUCKY HARRIS Junior Oprimisl, II, I2: Junior Civifan, 9, IO: Foofball, 8, 9, IO, ll, I2: Wresfling, B, 9: Track, 8, 9, IO, II, I2: Vice- Pres. IO: Sfudenf Coun.,'lO, II. DIANE HAWK Y-Teens, B, 9, IO, ll, I2: Sec- relary, IO: Tallulah Falls Club, ll, I2: Girls' Glee Club, 9. IO: Dykes Debs, 9, IO, II: Drama Club, 8: Powderpuff Foofball, II: Drill Team, II, I2: Track, 8: Saks Teen Board, I2. BETTY HENDON ROBERT HENRY Lafin Club, IO. SAM HEWLETT Key Club, IO: Junior Opfimisf, IO, ll, I2: Foofball. 8, 9, IO. ll, I2: Baskefball, 8: Wreslling, 9, IO: Track, B, 9, IO. KATHLEEN HINES Kiwanis Club Award for the Mosf Improved Sfudenf, ll: Colf 45's, 9, IO, II, I2: Dykes Debs, 9: Y-Teens, 9: Track, 8: Powderpuff Foolball, I I: Volley- ball, IO, Capfain, IO. SUZANNE HIRSCH Top lO'Z,, 8: J. P. Allen Teen Board, I2: Junior Civifan, I2: Dykes Debs, 9, IO, II: Y-Teens, 9, IO, I2: -Spanish Club, 9: Tallulah Falls Club, Il: Anchor Club, I2: Candy Sfriper af Sf. Joseph's, IO: Powderpuff, II. JAY HOEY Junior Opfimisl, II, I2: Fool'- ball, 9, IO, II, I2: Track IO, II. MARK HUGHES ANDY ISAKSON Honor Council, II, I2, Vice! Presidenf, I2: Top IOZ, 9, IO: Recipienf American Field Ser- vice Scholarship, I2: Dykes Sci- ence Fair, Second Place, IO: Junior Jaycees, I2: Junior Civifan, I2: Foofball, 9, IO, ll: Track, 8.9, IO, Il, I2. MARY ELLEN JACKSON Dykes Debs, 9, IO, II: Junior Y-Teens, 8, 9: Tallulah Falls, I2: ' Girls' Glee CI. 9: Powderpuff Foofball, II, I2: Equifes, II, I2. BILL JARVIS Nalional Merif Lefler of Rec- omrnendafion, I2: Nafional Thespian Sociefy, I I, I2: Choraliers, 9, IO: Colf 45's, II, I2: Science Club, I2. Secrefary, I2: Drama Club, II, I2, Presi- denf, I2: Allied Medical Ca- reers Club, II: Golf, IO. ll. I2: lnfer-Club Council, I2: SRG, II, I2. CHARLES JENKINS lnferacf Club, I2: Foolball, B, Track, B, 9: Cross Counfry, 9. FLETCHER JERNIGAN Junior Jaycees, I2: Dykes Sci- ence Fair, Second Place, IO: Aflanla Science Congress, IO: Kiwanis Sfudenf of fhe Year, 9, IO: Junior Civifan Junior, 9: Key Club, IO, II, I2, Vice- Presidenf, I2: Foofball, B, 9, IO, II, I2: Baskefball, 8, 9, IO, Il, I2: Track, 8: Baseball, 9, IO, Il, I2: Sfudenf Council, 9, IO, II, I2: Treasurer. of The Sfudenl Body, IO: Secrelary of fhe Slu- denf Body, Il: Equiles, I2: Na- fional Honor Sociefy, I2. JENNY JOHNSON Science CI. 8, 9, IO: Girls' Glee Cl., 9: Volleyball Team, 9, IO. LYN JOHNSON ' Coll 45's, IO, II, I2: Junior Y-Teens, 8, 9: Dykes Debs, 9, IO, Il: Dykes Beauly Confesf, 9, IO, Il: Miss Dykes, II: Pow- derpuff Foofball, II, I2. JERRY JOHSTON Junior Civifan, II, I2: Science Club, 8, Track, 8, 9, IO: Soccer, IO, II, I2. BETSY KARP Transferred from Henry Grady I57 T Y T r High School, Sophomore: Beia Club, 8: Dykes Debs, 9: Senior Y-Teens, I2: Advanced Girls' Glee Club, IO: Cheerleading, 8, I2: Drill Team, II. NORMAN KAUFFMAN Drama Club, II: Fooiball, 8: Track, IO. BETTY JANE KAYS Spanish Club, 9: FBLA, IO, I2: Junior Y-Teens, 9, IO: Dykes Debs, 9, IO, II, STEVE KEENAN Ke Club, I2: Foolball, 8, 9: ack, 8: Baseball, 9, IO, II, IZ. JOHN KIRCH Wresiling, 8, 9, IO. JAMES KODY Top IO7, 8, 9, II, I2: Band, 9, IO, II: Tennis, 8, I2: Soccer, I2. ALAN KUNIANSKY Key Club. IO: Junior Opiimisr, II, I2, Presideni, I2: Scuba Club, IO: Fooiball 8, 9, IO, II, I2: Wreslling, 9, IO, II, I2: Baseball 9: Track, IIO: Inler- Club CounciI,I2. DEBRA LATI-IAM Dykes Debs, 9, IO, II: Junior Y-Teens, 8, 9, IO: Tallulah Falls, II, I2: Home Economics Club, 8: Girls' Glee Club, 9, IO: Maioreile, IO, II: Powderpuil Fooiball, I2. CATHERINE LAWLER Transferred from Pascack Hills High School, Monlvale, New Jersey, Senior: Naiional Honor Sociefy, II, I2: Top IO'7,, 8. 9, IO, II, I2: Alrernale Rep- resenfaiive lo New Jersey Girls' Sfale, II: Girls' Leaders Club, IO, II: Vice-Presideni, II: Color Guard, IO, Co-Cap- Iain, IO: Varsiry Color Guard. II: Co-Capiain, II: AFS, 9, IO, II: Tallulah Falls, I2: Y- Teens, I2: Choir, 8. 9: Service Club, 8: Pep Club, 8: Girls' Inlramural Sporis, 8, 9, IO, II. GWIN LAWLER Dykes Debs, 9, IO, II, Secre- rary, 9: Girls' Glee Club, 9: Choraliers, IO: Junior Y-Teens, 9: Tallulah Falls, I2: Anchor Club, I2, Sweelheari of An- chor Club, I2: Cheerleader, IO: Drill Team, II: Powderpuii Fooiball, II, I2, Co-Capt, I2. CLAUDIA LEATHERS Nalional Thespians Sociely, I2: Drama Club, II, I2: Science Club, II: Allied Medical Ca- reers Club, II: Music Club, II, I2: Presideni of Ihe Music Club, I2: Inler-Club Coun., I2, ALICE LEEDY Dykes Debs, 9, IO: Cheerleader, 9, IO: Dykes Beauiy Coniesi. II, I2: Drill Team, II, I2. HENRY LeMASTER Cross Couniry, 8: Science Club. 9, IO. DEBORA LeSHANNA Naiional Honor Socieiy, II, I2: Spanish Honor Sociely, 9. IO: Spanish Club, IO: Dykes Debs, 9: Tallulah Falls, II, I2, Vice-Presidenf, I2. WILLIAM LESTER Track, 8, 9: Foofball, 9, IO. WILLIAM LIPSCOMB Junior Civiian Junior, 9, IO: Key Club, II, I2, Vice-Presi- denr, I2: Junior Opiimisi, I2: Foolball, 8, 9, IO, II, I2: Track, 8, 9, II. SCOTT LOWE Inieracl Club, I2: Fooiball, 8. IO: Baseball, 9, IO: Swimming, 9: Cross Couniry, II, I2. SHERYL MARKS Transferred lrom Druid Hills High School, Freshman: Ma- ioreiie Corps, 9, IO, II, I2: Dykes Debs, 9: Tallulah Falls, I2: Senior Y-Teens, IZ: Girls' Glee Club, 9: Track, 8. STEVE MARSHALL Transferred from Darlingion. School, Rome, Ga., Senior: Na- iional Meri? Semifinalisi: French Club, 8: Junior Opiimisf, I2: Baskelball, 8, IO, II. PHILLIP MAYO Transferred from Groves High. Savannah, Ga. MARK McCONNELL Track, 8: Fooiball, 9, IO: Soc- cer, 9: Cross Couniry, II, I2, JOHN MELOF Choraliers, IO: Colr 45's, II, I2: Coll Pairol, IO, II. MABEL MERRITT Tallulah Falls, II: Dykes Debs, 9: Girls' Glee Club, 9, IO: Choraliers, II: Powderpuli Fool- ball, II. TORI MIDDLETON Dykes Debs, 9: Music Experi- ence, II, I2: Choraliers, IO, II, I2: Girls' Glee Club, 9. HELEN MILLS JOE MIRVIS Foolball, 8, Manager, 9: Basker- ball Mgr., 9: Baseball Mgr., 9. SUSAN MONROE Transferred 'From Norlhside High School, Aflania, Ga.. Baskeiball, 8, 9: Track, 8. MARILYN MORRISON Home Economics Club, 8: Sci- ence Club, IO: Tallulah Falls Club, II, I2: Senior Y-Teens. I2: Powderpufl Foofball, I2. JAN MORSE Y-Teens, 8, 9, IO, II, I2: Dykes Debs, 9, IO, II: Tallulah Falls Club, II, I2: Powderpulf Fooi- ball, II, I2: Drill Team, II, I2: Volleyball Team, 9. DEBBIE MOUCHET Transferred from Pace Acad- emy, Sophomore: Junior Y- Teens, IO: Tallulah Falls Club, II: Slalesboro Afhleiic Com- peiiiion, 8, 9. JANE MURPHY Junior Y-Teens, 9, IO, Presi- denl, IO: Senior Y-Teens, II, I2, Vice-President I2: Tal- Iulah Falls Club, I2: Dykes Debs, 9, II: Fellowship Coun- eil, I2: Coll' Brigade, II, I2. JOHNNY MUSSELMAN Junior Civiian, II, I2: Science Club, 8, 9: Fooiball, 8, 9, IO, II, I2: Wresiling, 8, 9, IO, II. I2: Track, 8, 9, IO: Equiies, I0, I2: Hoofprinl, II. RICHARD MYERS Inreracl Club, IO, II, Trea- surer, I2: Soccer, IO, II, I2: Track, IO: Foorball, 9, IO. MARY McCALL Spanish Club, 9, IO: Junior Y-Teens, 9, IO: Senior Y-Teens. II, I2: Tallulah Falls Club, II. I2: Dykes Debs, 9, II: Baskei- ball, 8. VICTORIA McCARD Dykes Debs, 9, IO. II: Junior Y-Teens, IO: Spanish Club, I2: Baskekball, II: Powderpuif Fool- ball, II, I2: Cheerleading, IO. VANCE MCGAUGHEY lnferaci' Club, II, I2: Fellow-- ship Council, I2: Science Club. IO, II: Fooiball, 8, 9: Track, 8: Soccer, II, I2: Golf, II: Hoof- prini, I2. BRUCE McKENNA Transierred from Norihside High School, Ailanla. Ga.. Junior: Junior Opiimisr, I2. TEDDY NELSON Key Club, IO, II, I2: Scuba Club. IL, I2, Treasurer, I2: Fooiball, 8, 9, IO: Cross Coun- fry, I2: Wresiling, 8, 9, IO, II, I2: Tennis, IO, II, I2. GINGER NEWTON Tallulah Falls, I2: Band, 8, 9, IO, II: Maioreife, IO, II: Coll 45's. IO, II, I2: Drama Club. 8: Dykes Debs, 9, IO, II: Pow- derpuii Fooiball, I2. BART NIKOLAS Biology Club, IO: Hoofprinr, Il. LENORE NORSWORTHY Junior Y-Teens, 9. IO: Senior Y-Teens, II, I2: Tallulah Falls, II, I2: Cheerleading, I2: Pow- derpuii Foofball, II. JILL OGLESBY Anchor Club, IO, II, I2, Chap- lain, I2: Junior Civiian, II, I2: Secre+ary, I2: Junior Y-Teens, 8, 9: Spanish Club, 8, 9, IO: Dykes Debs, 8, 9, IO, II: Skin and Scuba Diving Club, II: Saks Teenboard, I2: Powder Puff Fooiball, II, I2: Dykes Beauiy Conlesr, I2: Homecom- ing Courf, I2: Siudenl Council, I2: Treasurer of Class, II: Sen- ior Represenfaiive, I2: Infer- club Council, I2: Presideni oi Class, I2. KAZUHITO OKUDA Transferred from Shiniuku High School, Tokyo, Senior: Junior Civiian, I2: Tennis Team, IO, II, I2: Baskeiball, IO, II, I2: Baseball, IO, II, I2: Badminlon, IO, II, I2: Table Tennis, IO, II, I2: Soccer, IO, II, I2: Volley- ball, IO, II, I2: Gymnasiics. IO, II, I2: Cross Couniry, IO, II, I2: Swimming, IO, II, I2: Jump Rope, IO, II, I2: Track, IO, II, I2: Kendo liencingl, II: Treasurer of Class, I2. ANNIE ONOFRIO Transferred from Woodlands Academy of Ihe Sacred Hearf, Lake Foresi, Illinois: Science Club, I2: Drama Club, II, I2: Allied Medical Careers Club. II: Tallulah Falls, I2: Senior Y-Teens, II, I2: SIudeni-Teach- er Relaiions Board I2. KIRK OPPENLANDER Key Club, II, I2: Naiional Honor Socieiy, Il, I2: Junior Jaycees, I2: Harvard Book A- ward: Universiiy of Georgia Meril Award: High-O Team. ii, iz, Top 1070, a, 9, io. ii, I2: Dykes Science Fair, 8, 9, IO, II, I2: Third Place 8, Second Place, 9, IO: Aflania Science Congress, 8, 9, IO, Third Place, 8, Second Place, 9, IO: Ga. Sf. Science Fair, 8, 9, IO, Second Place, 9: Ailania Science Con- gress: Navy Award, IO, Army Award, IO, Air Force Award, IO, American Cancer Socieiy Award, IO: Aliernaie Award 'Io Naval Cruise, IO: Alfernale Award fo Iowa Symposium, IO: F.S.A. Regional Award. 8, 92 NSTA-NASA Youfh Science Congress Award, IO: Science Club, II, I2: Foofball, 8, 9, IO, ll, I2: Wresfling, 9, IO. II, I2: Regional Direcfor of fhe Georgia Junior Academy of Science, I2: Track, 8, 9: Golf, IO, II, I2: Dykes Science Club Probe. I2. WILLIAM OXFORD Science Club. 8: Bronze Key. 8: Track, 9: Tennis, 8. PAUL PATTERSON Junior Civifan, I2: Skin and Scuba Diving Club, IO, ll: Science Club, IO: Foofball, 8: Tennis, IO: Equifes, IO, II, I2: Hoofprint Il, l2. BILL PERKINSON High-Q Team, I2: Foofball Manager, IO, II, I2: Track, ll: Baskefball, I2. LANNIE PETERSON Sfudenf Council, 9: Junior Civi- fan, 8, 9: Key Club. IO, ll, I2: Treasurer of Key Club, I2: Fool- ball. 8, 9, IO, II, I2: Baskefball, 8: Baseball, IO, II: Track, 8. LANE POWELL Valenfine Court 8: Eighfh Grade Queen: Junior Civifan Junior, 8, 9, IO: Glee Club. 8. 9: Junior Y-Teens, 9, IO: Dykes Debs, 9, IO, Il: Tallulah Falls, II: Senior Y-Teens, I2: Cheerleading, 8, 9, I2, Co- Capfain, 8: Drill Team, II: Powderpuff Foofball, II: Sfud.. Coun., 8: Hoofprint II, I2. SHERRY REAVIS Transferred from Grady High School, Sophomore: Junior Bela Club, 8: Drama Club, 9: Junior Y-Teens, 8, 9, IO: Senior Y- Teens, II, I2, President I2: Tallulah Falls, II, I2: Dykes Debs, IO. II: Lafin Club, II: Track, 9: lnferclub Council, l2. ROBERT REEVES Key Club, IO: Junior Opfimist ll. I2: Football, 8, 9, IO, II. I2: Baskefball, 8, 9: Track 8: Baseball, 9, IO, II, I2. ELLEN RICHARDS Girls' Glee Club, 9: Choraliers, IO, ll. MAYTHA RICHARDS Transferred from Sandy Springs High School. Junior: Spanish Club, 8, 9. IO, II. CHARLES RICHARDSON Nafional Honor Sociefy, II, I2: Rensselaer Polyfechnic lnsfifufe of Malh and Science Award, ll: Universify Cerfificafe of Merit I I: Sewanee Club Award, II: Top IO'X,, 8, 9, IO, II, I2: Junior Civifan Junior. IO: Key Club, II, I2, Secre- fary, I2: Junior Jaycees, I2: Foofball 8, 9, IO, I2: Wresfling, 8. 9, IO, ll: Track, 8. 9. MARVIN ROBINSON Key Club, IO, II: Junior Opfi- mist I2: Junior Jaycees. I2: Foofball, 8, 9, IO, II, I2: Wresfling, 8, 9, IO, ll, I2: Track, 8, 9, IO, II. CATHY ROSINGER Junior Y-Teens, 8, 9, IO: Sen- ior Y-Teens. II. I2: Dykes Debs, IO: Pep Club. I2, President I2: Tallulah Falls, I2: Track. 8, 9, IO: Volleyball, 9: Powderpuff Foofball, II, I2. DONNA RUSSEY Spanish Honor Sociefy, 9, IO. Il, I2: Top IOZ, 9, 8: Dykes Debs, 9. IO, II: Y-Teens, 9, IO, II, I2: Tallulah Falls. II, I2: Spanish Club, Il, I2: Cheerleading, 8. 9, I0. Co- Capfain, 8: Drill Team, I2: Powderpuff Foofball, I I. HOLLI SAMPLE Home Economics Club, 8: Dykes Debs, 9, IO, II: Tallulah Falls. II: Y-Teens, 9, Il: Anchor Club, I2: Drill Team, I2: Pow- derpuff Foolball, II, I2: Candy Sfriper, IO. ANDY SCOTT S f u d e n f-Teacher Relafionship Board, I2: Band, 8, 9, IO: Foof- ball, 8, 9, IO: Wresfling, 8: Track, 8, 9: Golf, IO, II, I2: Soccer, II. CISSY SCOTT Dykes Debs, 9, IO, II, Presi- dent Il: Anchor Club, II, I2: Junior Civifan, I2: Powderpuff Foolball, II. I2. SHAWN SENKBEIL Key Club, IO, II, I2: FCA, I2: Foofball, 8.9, IO, II, I2: Track, 8, 9, IO, II, I2: Wresfling, 9, IO, II, I2, KING SHAW Transferred from Wesfminisfer Schools, Allanfa, Ga., Fresh- man: Science CI. IO: Soccer, 8, IO: Track, 8: Cross Counlry, 8. GINGER SHEATS Transferred from St Pius. Af- Ianfa, Ga., Freshman: Y-Teens, IO: Dykes Debs, IO, II: Tal- Iulah Falls, II, I2: Anchor Club, I2: Dykes Beaufy Con- 'rest II: Davison's Teen Bd.. II, I2: Powderpuff Foofball, II, I2. BOB SHERRY Transferred from Tucker High School, Tucker, Ga., Freshman: Inferacf Club, II, I2, Treasurer, II, Vice-Pres., I2: Track, IO. II, I2: Cross Counfry, IO. II. MORRIE SIEGEL lnferacf Club, II, I2: Scuba Club, II: Foofball, 8, 9: Cross Counfry, IO. II, I2: Soccer, 9, IO, ll: Track, 8, 9, IO, Il, l2. HARRIS SIMON Transferred from New Orleans Academy, New Orleans, La.. Jr.: Baskefball, 8, 9, IO, II, I2: Foolball, 8, 9: Track, 8, 9, IO. DAVID SIMPSON Band, 8: Foofball, 8, 9: Track, 8: Gymnasfics, 9. DAVID SIMPSON Drama Club, IO, II. I2: Na- fional Thespian Sociefy, IO, II, I2: Foofball. 8, 9, IO: Soccer. 9, IO, II: Cross Counfry, IO, III Trkk. IO. JODIE SIMS Universify of Georgia Cerfifi- cafe of Merit IO: Spanish Honor Sociefy, IO: Nafional Honor Sociefy, II, I2, Vice- President I2: Honor Council, ii, I2: Tap io7,,, B, 9, io. li, I2: Nalional Merif Semifinalist I2: Governor's Honors Program, IO: Junior Y-Teens, 9, IO: Tal- lulah Falls, II: Dykes Debs, 9, IO, II, Treasurer, II: Junior Civifan, I2: Coll Brigade. II, I2, Lieufenant I2: Baskefball, 8: Homecoming Court I2: Dykes Beauly Confest I2: Infer- acf Club Sweefheart I2: Rep. Senior: Secrefary of Class, I2. MARIA SKANDALAKIS Top IO'X,, 8: Coll' Brigade, II, I2: Tallulah Falls, II, I2: Jun- ior Y-Teens. 8. 9, IO: Senior Y-Teens, II: Baskefball. 8: Pow- derpuff. I2. NEILL SLAUGHTER Foolball, 8. 9, IO: Track, BI Wresfling, 8, 9. JEFFERY SMITH Foofball, 8, 9, IO: Track, 8: Wreslfling, 8. 9. KENNETH SMITH Georgia Leadership Insfifufe, I2: Band, 9, IO, II, I2, Presi- dent I2: Junior Civifan, II, I2, Pres., I2: Track, 8, 9: Wresf- ling, IO, II: Inferclub Council. DAVID SOMERVILLE Foofball, 8, 9. IO, II, I2: Bas- kefball, 8, 9, IO: Baseball. 9, IO, II, I2: Track, 8. GRECHIA STANLEY Y-Teens, IO, II: Dykes Debs, IO, II: Anchor Club. I2: Pow- derpuff Foofball, II, I2. EDWARD STEINHAUER Science, 9, IO: Tennis, 8: Track, 8, 9: Soccer, I2. DONALD STEWART Colf 45's, IO, II, I2: Chora- Iiers, 9, IO, II: Solo Fest ll. LEE STILLWELL Junior Jaycees, I2: Key Club, II, I2: Lafin Club, IO: Fool- ball. 8, 9, IO, II, I2: Baskefball, 8: Soccer. 9. IO, II, I2, Capt, I2: Track. 8. 9: Baseball, IO, II. PHILIP STOVALL Band, 9, IO: Top IO'X.,, 8, 9: Wresfling, 9, IO, II, I2, Co- Capfain, I2: Cross Counfry. 9: Track. 8, 9, IO, II: Equifes. II. I2, Business Manager, II, I2: Nafional Honor Sociefy, I2. CAROL TANNER Lafin Club, 9, IO: Science Club. 9: Gold Medal City Science Fair, 9: Dykes Debs, IO, Il: Drill Team, II: Hoofprint II. JAMES TAYLOR All-Sfale Band, II: Band, 8, 9, IO, II, I2, Sfudenl Conducfor, II, I2, Drurri Maior, I2: Tennis, 8: Track, II. MELINDA THOMAS Tallulah Falls. IO, II: Junior Y-Teens, 9, IO: Fellowship Coun- cil, II: Junior Civifan. I2. JAMES THOMPSON Top IO'X,, 8: Key Club, IO: Junior Opfimist II, I2: Foof- ball, 8, 9, IO, II, I2: Wresfling, 9, IO, II, I2: Track, 8, 9, IO, II. WILLIAM THOMPSON Transferred from Highland Park High School, Dallas, Texas. Sophomore: Top IO X,. II, I2: Key Club, IO, II, I2: Basker- ball, 8: Foofball, 8, 9, IO, II, I2: Wresfling, IO: Track, IO, II. I2: Nafional Honor Sociefy. I2. WILLIAM THOMPSON Transferred from Marisl' High School, Aflanfa, Georgia. Soph. TRINA VAN de WETERING Transferred from Loveff High School, Aflanfa, Georgia, Soph- omore: W.A.G.A. Award for Edirorial Excellence: F re n c h Club, 8, II, Vice-President II: Tallulah Falls, 8: Junior Y- Teens, IO: Pep Club. 8: Vice- Presidenf of Class, 8: Sludenf Council, 8: Hoofprinf Exchange Edifor, II, News Edifor. I2, PAMELA VOGT ' Tap roy, a, 9. lo, ii, I2: Nafional Honor Sociefy, Il, I2: Universily of Georgia Cerfifi- cafe of Merit II: Tallulah Falls, I2: Dykes Debs, IO: Glee Club, 9, IO: Choraliers, II. JERRY VOITH Top IO'X,, 8, 9: Key Club. Il, I2: Cross Counfry, 9. IO: Bas- kefball, 8, 9, IO, II, I2: Track, 8, 9, IO. JANIS WANSKER Drill Team, II, I2: Dykes Debs, 9, IO: Girls' Baskefball, 8: Dra- ma Club, 9. STEVE WARD ANN WEATHERS Anchor Club, IO, II, I2, Treas- urer, I2: Junior Civifan Jun- ior, 9, IO, Vice-President IO: Y-Teens, 8, 9: Tallulah Falls, I2: Dykes Debs, 9. IO. Il, Vice-President 9: Cheerlead- ing, 8, IO, II, I2, Co-Capfain. I2: Powderpuff Foofball, II, I2: Key Club Sweefheart I2: Homecoming Court I2: Val- enfine Court 9: Dykes Beaufy Confest 9, IO, Il, I2: Miss Equifes Confest I2: Choraliers. 9: Sfudenf Council, IO, -II: Secrefary of Class, IO. EDWARD WELBORN Junior Jaycees, I2: Key Club. II, I2: Foofball, 9: Wresfling, 9, II, I2: Cross Counfry, IO, II, I2: Track. 8. 9, IO.. II: Golf Team, I2: Equifes, II, I2: Nafional Honor Sociefy, I2. RALPH WELLS Firsf Place Social Science Fair, 8: Top IOLX, 9, IO: Lafin Club. 9, IO, II, I2, Vice-President II, President I2: Science Club, I2: Baskefball Manager, 8: Ten- nis, 8: Baskefball. 9: lnferclub Council, IZ. VIKI WEST Glee Club, 9, Vice-Presidenf: Dykes Debs, 9, IO. President 9, IO: Colf 45's. II, I2, Secre- 'lary, II, President I2: Tallulah Falls, II, I2: Home Economics Club. 8, 9: Track Team. 8: Pow- derpuff Foofball, II, I2. DICK WESTHEDGE Junior Opfimisfs, I2, Co-Presi- dent I2: Foofball, 9, IO, II. I2: Wresfling, 9, IO, Il: Track. 9, IO. ll, IZ. TY WHITE Brown Universify Alumni Award: Universify of Georgia Certifi- cafe of Merif: Nafional Merif Scholarship Semifinalisf: Top IO7., 8, 9, IO, II: Governor's Honors Program, II: Nafional Honor Sociefy, II, I2, Presi- dent I2: Science Club, IO, II: Sfudenf Council Represenfafive, I2: Inferclub Council. I2: Hoofprint I2: Ediforial Ed., I2, PEGGY WHITLOW CATHERINE WHITTIER French Club. II, Secrefary, II: Colf 45's, IO, II, I2: Drama Club, I2: Hoofprint I2. JEFFRY WILEY Transferred from D. M. Ther- rell, Aflanfa, Junior: Inferact IO: Baskefball, 8. 9, IO, II, I2: Baseball, II, I2: Track, 8, 9: Soccer, 8, 9: Golf. 9: Vice- Presidenf of Class 9. JOE WILLIAMS Foofball, 8. 9, IO, II, I2: Wresfling. 8, 9. IO, II: Track, 8. 9, II. SUE WILSON WAYNE WILSON Top IO'X,,, 9: Junior Civifan, 9, IO: Key Club, II, I2: Foof- ball. 8, 9, IO. II, I2: Baskelball, 8, 9, IO, II, I2: Baseball, 9, IO, Il. I2: Track. 8. THOMAS WITHORN Junior Jaycees. I2: Lafin Club. IO: Junior Opfimist IO, II, I2: Foofball, 9. IO, II, I2: Track. 8, 9, IO. II: Wreslling, 9, IO, II: Sfudenf Council, IO, II: Treasurer of Class, IO. BRYANT WRIGHT Junior Civifan. II, I2, Chap- plain, I2: Key Club. I2: Junior Civifan Junior, IO: Fellowship Council. IO, II, I2: Junior Jay- cees. I2: Baskefball, 8. I2: Ten- nis, 8, 9, IO, II, I2: Cross Counfry, 9: Sfudenf Council, I2, President I2: Presidenf of Class, II. JANINE WRIGHT Transferred from Sandy Springs High School, Aflanfa, Georgia, Freshman: Drama Club, 8, 9: Powderpuff Foofball, II: Junior Y-Teens, 8, 9: Dykes Debs, IO. II: Dykes Beaufy Pageant IO, Il: Tallulah Falls, ll: Senior Y-Teens, I2. ANN YOCHEM Junior Civifan, II, I2: Dykes Debs, 9, IO, II: Junior Y-Teens, 9, IO: Drill Team, II, I2, Cap- fain, l2. I59 Eclifor Assisfanl' Edi1'or Business Manager Advisor Pholographers Organizalions Seniors Facully Classes Ads Spor+s Sluclenl' Life Leigh Bishop Pai Boles Phil Slovall Miss Lee Doyle Mike Berlin John Musselman Paul Pallerson Richard Slurm Chris Voilh Linda Bingham Linda Gholson Jeanne Bevins Clair Dasher Mary Ellen Jackson Linda Wa++s Glo Ghegan Julia Wilson Lee Wilson Sarah l-lardralh Joe Cannon Ward Cleveland Eddie Welborn Gary Hallen Ricky Lundin Debbie EllioH Marsha Crawford Ginny lrwin Flelcher Jernigan ssh-as V s N r 5 I970 is fhe year of diversified groups and involved individuals, each expressing conformify and noncon- formify. The individuals give fo fheir groups in a way fhey fhink meaningful, as fhe revifalized groups fake 'l'he welcomed supporf and become working clubs in confrasf fo meefing clubs. This Equifes, fhe fenfh volume, recognizes fhe assefs of 'rhese individuals and records picforially fheir confribufions fo fhe groups of our school. To show fhe double funcfion of Dykes people, we divide fhis book info fwo parfs, Individuals and Groups. This division is unique: fhe book is foo. There is no beginning buf if has 'Iwo endings which meef in fhe cenfer. If is for fhe reader fo decide which cover is fhe beginning. The group secfion recognizes groups imporfanf fo us because of fhe dimensions 'l'hey add fo school life. Afhlefics provide a falenf ouflef for fhe parficipanf and a sense of pride for fhe specfafor. The performing arfs offer an avenue of expression fo fhe Thespian, fhe maioreffe, fhe Colf 45 and fhe band member. To recognize and encourage academic achievemenf, Dykes holds charfers in five nafional honorary or- ganizafions. Likewise, infernafional, communify, and school service clubs involve Dykes sfudenfs in civic acfion and school services as diverse as caroling fo fhe old folks and picking up frash. Individuals make groups and groups make Dykes. Here are fhe I970 groups. 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Meanwhile fresh painr, new , blac armbands. pin de+en+ion slips. Columbia blue uniforms. and scanl Than i i bas els are sigh s o '70. Sigh s ma nds and ds ma e an C SGFS v gorous ongs S s f UCB f OUF1 8 S r l SVS s lc fa ce .K '4- .,. .xc vng ksg k UD SO SOU lee 4. Be Young. Be Foolish. Buf Be Happg Be Young, Be Foolish, buf Be Happy , fhe biggesf hif song of fhe Tams singing group, is fhe fheme of our sfudenf life secfion because all of fhese dimensions, youfh, foolishness, and happiness, characferize fhe Dylces sfuclenfs of fhe l969-70 school year. Being young is sfampecling fhe foofball field affer homecoming, doing fhe gafor af fhe dances, nof even feeling fhe cold weafher af fhe foofball games, and doing your own fhing in fhe halls. Being young is wearing blaick mini-slcirfs wifh maxi-coafs. and wearing black armbands fo express your polifical opinion. Being foolish is running red lighfs in a honking, screaming, never-ending moforcade. Being foolish is procrasfinafing unfil fhe end of fhe quarfer and fhen paying for if when reporf cards come ouf. Foolishness is ioke fire alarms whose resulfs are fhe disrupfions of classes followed by a soff, yef firm, spolcen lecfure from Mr. Rumble. s s szrs S ss iiifl 51' ,. , . gag, 3... 4 I441 . , g ,,, '--' 1. Serum , if J.-B if iii if M if is sssss , o We .. f so s ss s s ,i Y le i , nrrgu A, - .pg , 'I' L ' V 5. Q , 4 rg :Qc I H 'L .qwffi 5 's any 1 , f :iff rf ,f law 'Z' ,, , x ,fr X J ' x .J f I4 . . fl Atl. v Q NV 'JL if x-dl , s EAA' -. 3 'l ..1u1 .- .fr-..'T.A. ' 7 Vb1aff E ?,, r 1 ' Xxx M R Being happy is finally having a greaf foofball feam. If is being able fo wear anyfhing you wanf fo school, even overalls. Happiness is ouf- smarfing Mr. Garner, finding ouf Coach Lamb does malce misfalces. and seeing Mr. Rumble in his blue coal' and baseball haf. Being happy is having beffer sfudenf-feacher relafions, finding fhree of your feachers on fhe absenfee lisf, hav- ing a 'resf cancelled, and holding a pink slip as Mr. Rumble rounds fhe corner. Don'+ lei ihe rain gei gou down I+'s a wasie of iime Have gour fun and live evergdag In the brighi sunshine if . if 1' 3' as Ji ,. ' ji in 1'3 'Z ,,. sm ,n A i- ., 'M 4, ., E 5 Q 1 5 ,.a W -A wi W mg fl W H' f x ' A p- 3 vb K' ' '9 ai aa ' x 3 8 ff' MJ ., M ,E u. ' 3 v pl At I x Y if X . Reach for ihe skg and iouch a sfar and gou'II Rnd gour dreams V pn, X 8 Y X . Y Y -J ... . -J Oooh-Dey +ink! Hold fhose mighfy arms so high, high high! S+uden+ body recognizes Amos af 'rlle Clwrislmas Assembly. Guesl spealcer Reverend Bill Self, joins in applause. 22., vii- lull l RNA Have you been a good li'Hle boy Chrisimas. 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However, acTiviTies preceding game day were en- joyed by only The I969-l97O sTudenTs who were young, Toolish and happy. Being young was playing The spiriT games Jr. CiviTan or- ganized To begin The week. Being Toolish was painTing our TeeT on banners and compeTing To see which class could painT The mosT signs. AlThough The boTh young and foolish iuniors powderpuff Team and cheerleaders Tried hard, The seniors emerged The vicTors of The annual powderpuff game. Each day's acTiviTies boosTed The spiriT of The sTudenTs, buT The peak oT ColT spiriT did noT come unTil Friday nighT's game wiTh The NorThside Tigers. All The Dykes Tans were Thrilled when Miss Nancy Hamby was crowned our I969 Homecoming Queen, buT Thrilled was noT The word To describe The Tans as The clock ran ouT 4Th guarTer and The scoreboard read I4-IZ. The ColTs wenT wild and sTampeded The Tield To congraTulaTe our TooTball Team. The climax of Homecoming week was Tinally here: we had beaTen NorThside and were on our way To The Milk Bowl. Upper: Tracy Qrowe and escorT, Bruce Finland: Lower: Linda BarneTT and escorT, Greg Baldwin. 27., Nancg Hambg 1969 Homecoming Queen Jodie Sims Miss Equifes. 1970 Each year The seven service clubs aT Dykes elecT a Senior girl To represenT Their club in The Miss EquiTes conTesT. Miss Jodie Simms represenTed lnTeracT Club and was selecTed Miss EquiTes by judges Miss Amanda Brown oT Saks FiTTh Avenue Fashion DeparTmenT and Mr. Randy Johnson oT The ATlanTa Fal- cons. The girls were inTerviewed indi- vidually so The judges could observe Their poise and personaliTy. leff-Sarah l-lardrallx sponsored by Tallulah Falls. below-Ann Weallwers sponsored by Key Club. A,-QM A Qtr iv saw -g fu.. Q e. 'Fi XV 0 l 1 XMI .-f .M W , Q4-I - A 'J Q-1 3.4 Y A. y, r f N K 1. + -- r lefi'-Melinda Thomas sponsored by Junior Civifan. H-Sherry Reayis sponsored by Y-Teens. :ove-Gwin Lawler sponsored by Anchor Club. lefi'-Peggy Whiriow sponsored by Junior Oprimisfs. 3I From Okuda To lsakson, Trom saki To cokes. Trom yukaTa To overalls. Tokyo is almosT 7,000 miles Trom ATlanTa, buT Dykes had a home ready Tor KazuhiTo Okuda when he arrived aT The ATlanTa airporT wiTh a group of AFS. exchange sTudenTs on AugusT 9, 1969. The Dykes sTudenTs immediaTely nicknamed Their exchange sTudenT, Kaz, and inTroduced him To American insTiTuTions like lvlcDonald's apple pies and l.um's hoT dogs. The class of 70 showed Their aTTecTion by elecTing Kaz Treasurer and presenTing him a Senior ring aT The ChrisTmas assembly. ThroughouT The year Kaz was mosT TreguenTly seen aT The Tennis courTs, buT he also managed To keep a wide range of acTiviTies in The school. Be-Kaz Accepi U . W Love Him Ah so. Two orders oT sukiyaki and one order of Terriaki senT To 4360 Paces Ferry Road Please bring IT To The room. ,fn Aff' , I, .43 gy I' f Q. V f 'iz A .it K-. From Yukaia To Overalls Cupud Qhoois Lmda Barneii The supersfnfnous spell of Friday fhe l3fh was brolcen by Cuplds spzrsf The annual Valenfunes Dance feafurecl The Oxfords and was blllecl as fhe lasf clance before fhe Tams came fo Dykes The dance was clrmaxed wnfh fhe presenfaflon of fhe Valenflne ueen and her courf Rengnlng over fhe affair was ueen Linda Barneff and her courf subfreshman Nancy Budd freshman Sue Murphy sophomore Marilyn Smufh and Iunnor Peggy Fowler W, V may-si W'-.,w 1 Miss Dukes. 1970 Denise Dennison Miss Junior Dykes, l97O Alice Wrighi Afler Three weeks ol hard praciices arrived 'rhe day lweniy eighl girls had anxiously been awaiiing -The Sih annual Dykes Beauly Pageanl. Don Ma- lone, presidenl of The iunior class headed lhe pageani as Masier of Ceremonies. The girls all modeled formal wear, casual ouliils, and slacks for judges, Carol l-luni, Miss Allania l97O, Joe Shirley, from Siadium Operalions, and Jerry McClellon, WSB-TV Newsman. Afier long debale ihe judges selecled Denise Dennison, Miss Dykes, and Alice Wrighl, Miss Junior Dykes. fi We W. if I sb BQ sms, a SS FV- U9 k .DOO 'U O .AK Uu- .qc UT 3 OI- mow Qt po +h lon lo sal s'ru H6 'O .C O .C a and Oh -C O H n nf n racf ce elerm na cluce success U' Q-'o C UHUQ q.'U .ac be 'C CEO. crowd Wh slrugge fo gesf a eba ec'ra+ors aflracf soccer wresf n -0-E 5.0 ba n slcei CD ,,,..Q 'O fU .xc I- CD unrecogn zecl GH FT1 F6 'O ,,,.-C 9 fh P COGC Uen 1' 'C 9-0 CD O. 'U Q-L 'U..c VS VO Wha'r's Involved? Passing, bloc ing, shooiin , I ling, pinnin , i I , I . u I ,spri I g, pi'rc ing nd cafchin . e nine s rfs o Dy es - p I ,d i 'ii , coordi I Isfy e alhlefes and 'r ful 'reams I r lhe sc ol. The enfs enioy The glory viclory affer fhe Team oes +he clirf wor , buf as always, lhe prou parenls remain +he frul edicafedfsp . A I +h past, fo all s fhe lar . ile a ll, , li g, and b s ll I gain support lennis, golf, frac n cross counlry I I and unaflend d. he hes yell, par Icipanls swear, an +he s eclafors c eer. Buf playing w ll an winning req 'fly emand +he cleferrninalion an ride of 'rhe d d- Icafe p e o l e w o a e In l d. The I969 TooTball season spoTlighTed Dykes in sTaTe sporTs news..Dykes surprised everyone buT ourselves by ending The season as The sevenTh ranked AAA Team in Georgia. When head coach James Bud Theodocian began The informal pracTices in July, he seT ouT To show ThaT This year's ColT Team was The besT Dykes Team ever assembled. The suc- cess oT The Team was accounTed Tor by iTs quickness and individual abiliTy, coupled wiTh superb coaching. Aided by deTensive coach R. L. Lamb and line coach John PresTon, Coach Theodocian guided an experienced Team To a record breaking Dykes season oT I I wins againsT only 2 losses. The Two deTeaTs came aT The hands oT AA sTaTe champ NorTh Springs and AAA sTaTe co-champ AThens. On SepTember 5Th, Dykes opened iTs season againsT a sTrong Therrell Team aT Grady STadium. Impressive running by Bobby Reeves and junior Sheffy lvlcArThur, along wiTh The excellenT passing oT Wayne Wilson, igniTed The Team To The Tune of a 48 To I3 rouT over Therrell. Hank Foldberg and co-capTain JeTT Bachman scored wiTh The college scouTs in The nexT Two games as we preceded To roll over BriarcliTT and Woodward Academy by The scores of 43 To 3 and I7 To O respecTively. Bachman was devasTaTing in The Briarcliff game as he rushed Tor l83 yards in The TirsT halT alone. Colis Win Milk Bowl Fm FEV YS ' f I Numa 1 NQQf Y' 'W' ' in W 1 -sv ,fu -van 1. 5- . gig, 9, , A, M . M M .fm My wg .1 V , ,. v 'Wa' , jr, A I Q ' K d f v 4 . , f Q Jw 2 K an. wry K ,f VV-4 1, FN:-w., ,.A,,-v... . 'Hindus .V Q , VY' W 'f 'aw R V 1 1 w 4 4 1 3912 f 'ff ' V JM? iw. , . A A ri A W . L L - k ...mc sea, A ..,,,S, - ' V, QW W, Dffensive Machine Posis 4 I 9 PoinT Season However, on SepTember 26, The evenTual AA sTaTe champ NorTh Springs deTeaTecl an overeconTidenT Dykes 2742l. Coming inTo The game The ColTs were ranked number 7 in The sTaTe. DeTermined noT To be kepT down, Dykes roared back To crush NorTh FulTon, 63-I3. The Bullclog's homecoming deTeaT was due in large parT To The passing aTTack oT Wayne Wilson To Hank Foldberg and David Somerville. OTher excepTional perTormances were Turned in by John Boggs and middle guard Duane Cannon. Boggs booTed nine exTra poinTs and Cannon made numerous Tackles in addiTion To blocking a punT. Fired up by The rouT OT NorTh FulTon, The ColTs sTreaked Through Their TirsT Three region games. Turner Tell by The score oT 46 To 8 and was Tollowed by Archer l52 To bl and Douglass l28 To Ol. ExcellenT play by The whole Team accounTed Tor These impressive vicTories. Jimmy Thompson, Though. sTood above all in The Turner game and was selecTed Lineman-oT-The-Week Tor The enTire sTaTe. Thompson blocked Two punTs, one oT which was recovered and re- Turned Tor a Touchdown by Bucky Harris. ' 40.1 Jus., 'W A A li DYKES 48 TherreII DYKES 43 Briarcliff DYKES I7 Woodward DYKES 2I Norfh Springs DYKES 63 Nor'rI1 FuI'ron DYKES 46 Turner DYKES 52 Archer DYKES 28 Douglass DYKES I4 Nor+I1side DYKES I9 Price MILKBOWL DYKES 33 Washingfon AAA NORTH GEORGIA SEMIFINALS DYKES 28 SouII1 Cobb AAA NORTH GEORGIA PLAYOFF DYKES 7 A+I1ens 1 I L Q i 2 5 .ef az 5 B H 4? N Undefeafed Region Plag Brings 6-AAA Tifle ,S-1 Af, L A . 5 f -I ,-aj, '..u:Jzr3'w'e' . -Ai The fhree region vicfories sef fhe sfage for a showdown befween Dykes and arch-rival Norfhside. On November 7, fhe Colfs were guided by Jeff Bachman fo a hard foughf I4-I2 Homecoming vicfory. Affer fhe game Dykes followers mobbed onfo fhe playing field 'ro personally congrafulafe fhe feam and home- coming queen Nancy Hamby. For fhe vicfory, Dykes was picked as fhe WQXI Team-of-fhe-Week. Nof fo be oufdone by Thompson, co-capfain Bobby Arnold came up wifh a clufch performance and was selecfed sfafe Lineman-of-fhe-Week. Affer winning over pass happy Price U9-l4l, fhe Colfs began posf season play by rolling over fhe highly regarded Washingfon Bulldogs, 33-2l. Lannie Peferson, Flefcher Jernigan, and Bucky Harris excelled on defense as fhe powerful Wash- ingfon offense was held in check. Bob Barfield was unsfoppable on offense and sophomore Bucky Dilfs confinued fo demonsfrafe why he led fhe region in punfing. The vicfory over Washingfon gave Dykes bofh fhe region and cify championships. 43., 6, K ,,,.,. Z,,,,4vf il JOIN 4-129' Wfv 3, f ,, - 5 QQ., Wd F ig? M . W. , , vi: ,age ...WW i ' 'i Q I Z , fn 5 5 s W 5 C' U W:- f w KA 1 O0 '42, Q z 1' 14' , fm 54 Y, f47' , ' 'S ,,, F Mo f Agri it ,N Z, ...l is 1 WLT. .mm . ,. ,, a M , f' ' 5103.2 , 45343 W4 s., 3, -. AP! , . , -14 ' E ' .- Q On November 28, fhe fired up Coll' defense sfopped fighfing Larry Mifcheli and Soufh Cobb, 28-fo 6. Defensive sfandoufs David Somerville, Dick Wesf- nedge, Alan Kunianksky, Marvin Robin- son, and Shawn Senlcbeil apparenfly didn'+ agree wifh fhe Soufh Cobb coach's sfafemenf fhaf anybody could score on Dykes. The offensive line, led by Arnold and Sam I-lewleH, opened holes fhrough which Bachman, Barfield, McAr+hur, and Joe Williams romped for 370 yards. ln fheir quesf for fhe Norfh Georgia AAA fifle fhe nexf week, fhe Colfs were sfopped by bad weafher and a falenfed Afhens feam, 28 fo 7. Al- fhough fhe season ended on a losing nofe, fhe boys in blue and whife have every riqhf fo feel proud. Their record of II and 2 was fhe besf ever achieved af Dykes. The 26 seniors of Dykes, however, will surely be missed nexf year. .sm i .44 vw! .V Y 2' ' Q I ' il, IV i 4 . my 7 Q '. 7 . ll 1 f . N- V 9' ., .3 my Q? ,, Q f ,, ' ' ' -f l ' r . 4 ff ...ff l-r W. fill f 3 ri ,leaf lid lr,-K1 l - X A ,, Z a X v 7 A . , 'N .x-1 - .- , .I-..'.s,,, J- --f ' ,f 1' , S . 53 N 4, . X - v QQQMXQQ-4QhR JD 9, 4 QQ an-V .IQ 34.3 QMPRAIN . 5 f 1 A A 'o 4 --V I I rg f , 475 ,V. x V 2 7,5 ,V I . , 'fl.,,f.n. . ,. rf eyrzdk -Y: L rf f A hw - J .nh ' 1475's ' A , .' 1 ' I X, ' ff' MA mlfliil nip f .. ' 7 r l ., 4'i!',S.3 sf' ff -4, u .Ji 1 1 V' 1 A-s-J.,:., xp-,Q , ' .J1'...-M' 51, ,. 3+ ,-.1-f ', - M' ' ' ,. . f'.' ' l x 5:73 '.r'sa3g , A 'K - -. 4, .. Y , ,K 1 i A ,l fs, y- if 71 . . 2 ' ' ... v,'1Q'.f .- -' S , ff . ., A .Q . Q K s If A S E I .. . , W .Y ' ., .,' -67 . - -- , ..,, -1- i , 4 Q--if .- I rf - . ' V . . A' -. .R ,- ' .. 'jif -, , I 0 lu. J- ' ' f iH, ' ' .1 r s f, 'sa 1' ii 4' ii f . ,ff -5 . -..,.,,,,r,.r4,, ff , , fr . ,A rm , P.-2 xv: - , . 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Lamb 64 Billy Thompson J lf, '65 Duane Cannon O n Preston '66 Bucky Harris ' genie,-5 67 Mark Dannerman Q-,.C5pfain in LeH': Managers John Musselman and Bill Kelley make a quick acliuslrneni' 'For passer Wayne Wilson. Below Righf: Defensive coach R. L. Lamb gives insfrucfions 'ro co-capfain Bobby Arnold. Below Cenfer: Co-capfain Jeff Bachman ancl Flefcher Jernigan congrafulafe each olher. an DYKES DYKES DYKES DYKES DYKES DYKES DYKES sl ., f 1-1 HL 2, L V 'V Qi ,, . .55 Q i J E Y, .Q-fi' if M' 9 M, W A f 24' at ff 1 y, F A Q Q W 4253 5' ff YK lorlh 'Fullon 'herrell 'urner 'Vashinglon slorlhside :ampbell ol Smyrna :ampbell of Smyrna B-Team Boasis 6 Wins The Dykes B -leam poslecl a successful 6-I record for lhe l969 season. The leam's sole loss came in ils firsl game againsl Norlh Fullon, in which lhe Colls losf by a single louchdown, I3-6. Following lhe loss, Dykes overcame rough compelilion from Therrell, Turner. Washinglon, Norlh- side. and Campbell of Smyrna. New lo lhe schedule 'rhis year was 'rhe ninlh grade squad going againsl lhe ninlh grade leam from Campbell of Smyrna. The Colls were again successful, winning by 30 poinls. The offense, lecl by Bill Murray and Bill lnman. scored a lolal of I57 poinls. while The de- fense, led by Alan Ackerly, held lheir op- ponenls 'ro 62 poinls. l969 Dykes B-Team I969 B-TEAM ROSTER I0-Carter Jewell l0-lee Wilkie Co-capfain I2-Ricky Wilson 2l-Sieve Tolleson 2l-Johnny Wilhers 23-Bill Murray 25-Dillon Fries 26-Jim Sprall 26-Jimmy Vann 27-Tom Ramseur 30-Gary Smilh 3l-Charles Grigsby 32-John Barber 33-Glenn Bachman 34-Bebo Beasley 40-Mike Crisamore 40-Tommy Wes? 4l-Bill Inman 5l-Pele Wesl- 60-Fred Sheafs 60-Richard Yancey bl-Alan Ackefly Co-caplain 62-Ted Pelerson 63-John Slewarf l-,PGH Ewing 64-Bobby Fehskens 65-John Andrews 65-Mike Harris 66-Sfafford Huff 70-Kim Coggins 70-Jimmy Hayes 7l-Tommy Bales 72-John Cox 73-Yale Sage 74--Brenl' Schofield 75-Scott Reynolds 75-Sieve Thurman 76-John Stephens 76-Don Sfinson 80-Jeff Goodrich Bl-Einar Horr 82-Harold Lovinger 84-Alex G-holson 95-Dee Allen 86-Manley Slocklon 88-Ed Scruggs 89-Lang Lowrey Managers: David Bach Sieve Cohen Alan Jennings Rusfy Mills Assislanf Coach: Bill Lipscomb 4941 N . ,, 1 .1 , , fi, ,1,.f,,,n14 , ' K .P r , Wig: Q fa an , i,,f,.5 R f 'MM r 'm--f-' f 3'i24'Wii,.! W ffiffj WW, ,,,, M, ,IJ -40 a 4WwM rf ggi -ljiybgry V 4w1Lg4':gyY.jf,. C Team Posis Q-2-I Season Under 'rhe new leadership of Coach Fred Howard, rhe Dykes Baby Cells opened lheir season by bealing arch-rival Norlh Fullon, 6-O. Then a 'rough Therrell leam corralled 'the Coils by bearing 'rhem 20-O, bul' lhe Colls charged back by delealing Norlhside 20-O. The once bealen Coll: again fell lo rough compelilion, losing 'lo Washinglon I8-O. ln lhe final game of lhe season Dykes played lo a 6-6 'lie wilh Turner. Norlh Fullon DYKES 6 DYKES 0 Therrell i DYKES 20 Norlhside DYKES 0 Washinglon DYKES 6 Turner .W v it l ii J 'L .. - - - - -xi-----1---3-'-----M- f9i'x'1 i9QK1'TXZ1R'CNTN'x e 'eb' :, 1 , 4 fy.. ,.., A 1 'Mui--4 I969 C-TEAM ROSTER llfTim Carler II-Vance Johnson l2-Ray Sloval I Co-ca plain I4-Eric Schenkle 23-John Liplon 26-Jerry Copeland Co-ca plain 27--Larry Johnston 30-John Arnold 3I-Bill Wansker 32-Bud Branan 33-Ed Ruus 33-Wes Kindleberger 4I-Wes Thompson 'S+ -f fi.: 44-Pele Skandalakis 50-Jim Wes? 5I-David Ball 60-Wallace Harper bl-Doug McRae 62-fJoel Kahn 63-Will Andrews 65-Brad Scoff 66-Scolf Askew 66-Dean Sfarr 7I-Chris Cafes 72-David Hayes 72-Chip Headrick 73-John Day 74-John Fell 75-Bob Barnwell 76YLarry Monlgemery 78-Paul Parkinson 80-Todd Edlin 81-Slan Snellings 82-Donald Aronin 83-Dave Cleveland 84-Jimmy Scoll 85-Gary McCaully B5-David Porfer 89-Pefer Berfa Manager: Flynn Hudson 'T' 3.4 I L, I q -he 0 0 0 D es ln ers Wm e ion' k I , ' r. , 1 .. y , . Q, Place Glh In Qlaie -l is ' ,q i 5 if F Al lhe oulsel ol 'rhe '69 season, Dykes was nol ranked as a polenlial cross counlry power- 7, 'IVVV WW!! V ,U house. However, as 'rhe individual lraining came lo a close, Coach Greeson look charge and ' , ff f f lhe 20 runners were quick lo absorb his delerminalion lo win. The slriders once again com- V m lm , piled an undelealecl record in regular season compelilion. This achievemenl exlended 'lhe H 'VV 2 ,'7 ,iQi i ' remarkable Dykes CC record lo 48 such conseculive meelsl This year's viclims included leams from Turner, Archer, and Norlhside. Throughoul lhe season, Dykes relied on lhe one-lwo combinalion of sensalional sophomore Jimmy Wilkerson and senior Eddie Welborn. Round- ?'2,, ing our lhe lop seven men,'in order, were seniors Laird Carmichael, Ted Nelson, Scoll' Lowe, W and freshmen Fred Beerman and Jack Alexander. '.V M' ln addilion To lhe dual meel schedule, Dykes enlered lhe Slone lvlounlain Five Mile lnvila- :,, lional and 'rhe Callaway Gardens lnvilalional. Al Slone Mounlain, Dykes pulled oul a lil+l1 place, ' , among lhe s'rale's besl leams. Al lhe Gardens, in compeling againsl lhe lop 40 'reams from - d u Georgia, Alabama, and Florida, lhe leam fell' disappoinled in bringing home a lhirleenlh place. L, .., . 'f ff ii x ' . N53 Dykes runners dominale rneel from The slarl. Ai' righ'r: Laird Carmichael 'finishes well in Sfafe Meer. ?H 'l H ', iu-f , . 2' Y' .. X ,,4.41 'i 5 'op man Jimmy Wilkerson shares slrafegy wifh eighfh grader Sammy Silverslein. A in 1 6 Hard luck sfruck 'rhe'Col+s as fhey placed lhird al 'lhe Cify Meet missing second place by a mere Two poinfs. However. 'l'he sfriders losl' no confidence. The following week, in 'rhe 6-AAA Region Meef, Dykes bounced back wifh an easy win over 'rhe nearesi compefirion by an impressive fwenfy poinl' margin! A week laier, as 'fhe morning of The Slale Meei came, 'rhe Coils enfered 'rhe Wafer Works in high spirit despiie lhe subfreezing femperafure and brisk winds. Loyal COH fans furned ou+ +o see a wealrher-beafen Dykes Team emerge wi+h a highly respecfable six'rh place in 'rhe s'ra+e. For lhe B leam, Fred Beer- man dazzled everyone by run- ning away wilh a decisive lirsl place in lhe B Team Cily lvleel. l-lis lirsl place enabled lhe Dykes B Team lo lake sec- ond place in lhe cily. Sopho- mores Bill Kier and Roberl' Dukes and freshmen Mark Hop- kins and Fred Beerman have years lo look forward 'ro on lhe crosscounlry scene. C Team Takes Fir l Place Our eighlh grade leam likewise deserves recognilion lor lheir performance ln :ls second year ol: exislence, The mini-slriders represenled Dykes well Led by Sammy Silversleln lhis seasons 8+h grade 'leam won The cily lille wilh a hrsl place in lhe Eighlh Grade Cily lvleel lor lhe sec ond conseculive year. 54,, ,lff, Hffiyhicf' 5 .L en A L., f- fa? - .,,' ' M . U f ,- 'iff ,, ,,,,-gg ' V, 73'- H 'gg t V ,, .. Q K f f 00' ' Q- , . V f A 7: L. . Jai, ur, A' mf I ,Q .Navy ,f , X - 2 f hi. R A 111. . r,n ' I ,gif K. ' . ,A ' W , . L ,ig W V, ggggfff'fJ'e fM'i ', HM. 5613? 1 V1.4 Tiff -. 5 450' + 1 'M f I , ,A ..- ag VYW 77' i ' ' . K, ' Y' :i7g11wgfwf,' f,,f if' 'f'MTWwY QT-'3'M .,i ' 4, 4 ' i W ff ' 'iii' Q ' is L 'X I -if f in L . - ' ' QA,4,?g ll 55 l K V, f , , f i N bl. K ,N X .1 in f if f . L .. Q . W Q L L . .S X ' 'fur LZ ' 4, ,M A , 'X if .f f . , ' , 1 I 1 ... 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ROSTER lVarsi+yl Jimmy Wilkerson Eddie Welborn Laird Carmichael Ted Nelson Scolr Lowe Jack Alexander Mark McConnell Morrie Siegel lB Teaml Fred Beerman Bill Kier Roberf Dukes Mark Hopkins Lamar Ball l-lal Dobbins Bill Barber Chris Voilh l8+h Grade Teaml , Sammy Silversrein Scoll Tyson Paul Koesler Brad Bradshaw Melvin Upshaw Coach Leon Greeson 1' Mark Hopkins and Bill Kier finish sfrong 'lor 'rhe B leam. U 1 ,QE Emi ,gg x .4 5 ,g4g .fr- i L ,, 'S1' 1 AfTfy QT55,,51 1l Q ,X ,AXXXX x 1 fx ' K 5, . K ' i sK-g 3 S an ,XM X, Wg sl ,mi 1 1- N ' X ifffdif 5 xl -1' f 1' NE R X f A 'L:E?L ' A IW K . ' Rf? ff . A if ' ,. , ' . F - , fi I n i .,:.' kkk.- xfkif fax. 2' X 1 l- Q I Q, IAxlV ::k 1,55 nW4g - ,MM. : i M I I K Q . m Q4 ww Coli Cagers Long On Taleni BuT QhorT On HeighT The Dykes VarsiTy baskeTball Team, alThough noT evidenT in iTs record, showed some greaT TalenT in Seniors l-lank Folberg, Chip Milner, and Tom Elrod. PoTenTially, Dykes had one oT The beTTer Teams in The region, buT The season was hampered by injuries and misTakes which resulTed in losing games by small margins. Also, The luck The ColTs ran inTo ThroughouT The season was unusually bad. AlThough iT was Coach l-loward's TirsT year, he did a remarkable iob OT coaching The Team. The ColTs also had some Tine Junior players including BriTT Baldwin, l-lank Small, Terry DiNaTale, and Brian STansell. The Team's mosT saTisTying win came againsT NorThside, who had previously beaTen Dykes by Two poinTs. Hank Folberg played an ouTsTanding game wiTh 37 poinTs, his season high, and 23 re- bounds. The sTuden.T body supporT was noT as good as desired, buT disTanT games and inconvenienT game Times accounTed Tor This. NexT year The Team looks Torward To a successTul season wiTh The reTurn oT some TalenTed Juniors and Sophomores wiTh valuable experience. t Seniors Elrod. Foldberg. And Milner Lead Squad 201 ROSTER l-larris Simon Hanlc Small Terry DiNa1ale Flelclier Jernigan Wayne Wilson Greg Baldwin Tom Elrod Jeff Scofl l5ryanlWriql1l' Brill' Baldwin Hank Foldberq Brian Slansell Bill Perkinson Clwip Milner Jerry Voillw Peler Malires, Manager Jeff Wiley. Manaqer Coach Fred Howard 60.2 N rf! gf ,fi ug , 5 ,Q N A .A x K ..f V, Q Aga Sr B ,S M , Y L. L y w ii .Q 5' if 'E W f lr ' M x 4 f lf! A Mfr i ff i .L-...M pf . ,rwai fx 'SF 2 'x S- Vi Dykes Dykes Dykes Dykes Dykes Dykes Dykes Dykes Dykes Dykes Dykes Dykes Dykes Dykes Dykes Dykes Dykes Dykes Dykes George Norlh Fullon Carver Norlh Fullon Wheeler George Therrell Bass Cherokee Norlhside Douglass Turner Price Archer Norlhsicle Douglass Turner Price Archer The B-Team baslcefball squad, composed of 9+h and lO+h graders, lriurnphanily ended ihe season wilh a 9-6 record. The group. coached by Leon Greeson, dis- played consislenl leamworlc, and +heir ag- gressiveness and highly efficienr play exe- culion led Them 'lo a very respeclable season againsl lough compeliiion. Greeson's Group included sfarlers Gary Gilberl and Bill Knopf ai forward. guards Bebo Beasley and co-capiain Chip Lindgren, and ouislanding cenier and co- capiain, Bill Kier. -fi- 5 D g B-Team Triumphani Againsi Tough Compeiiiion Dykes Norih Fulfon Dykes Norfh Fullon Dykes Therrell Dykes Therrell Dykes Bass Dykes Cherokee Dykes Norlhside Dykes Douglass Dykes Turner Dykes Archer Dykes Norlhside Dykes Douglass Dykes Turner Dykes Price Dykes Archer BoHom row: Brenf Scofield, Bebo Beasley, Chip Lindgren, David Knopf, David Small. Top row: Tom Roberfs, Gary Gilbert Rck Wilson Bll K Dick I-lodnelf, Bill Knopf, Ryan Reynolds. Sid Slansell. Coach Leon Greeso 64 Dykes 4l Norlhslde Dykes 22 Douglass Dykes 48 Turner Dykes 28 Archer Dykes 43 Norllwslde Dykes 3I Douglass Dykes 34 Turner Dykes 48 Price Dykes 32 Archer Wiki H'-ws, ... ,kgs Fron+ row: Ed Ruus. Donald Aronin, Jerry Copeland. Dave Cleveland, Brad Scoll, Scoll' Askew. Top row: Coach Jerry An- drews, Bud Branan, Peler Brown, Ray Slovall, Wes Kindelberqer, Gary McCauley, Wallace l-larper, Larry Jolmsfon, Sian Snellinqs, Dave Porler. li 3 Team Cl aim Winning Season 1 . M' ,pf The I97O Eighih Grade Baslcei- ball learn produced an impressive display of ialeni and readiness for laier varsiiy years. Wiih Coach Jerry Andrews ai lhe helm, ihe C-learn Colis came ihrough wiih a 5-4 record while playing an undeniably rough schedule. The siariers 'for 'rhe squad in- cluded Bud Branan. and Dave Cleveland al' guard, wiih Ray Sio- vall ai cenier. Gary McCauley, Wes Kindelberger, and Sian Snellings for The forward posiiion. However, a sirong baclc up core also proved eifeciive in games as such able B ball men as Peier Brown and Jerry Copeland saw fregueni aciion. 5 Dykes Dykes Dykes Dykes Dykes Dykes Dykes Dykes Dykes Dykes Dykes Dykes Dykes Dykes Dykes Dykes Dykes Dykes Dykes George NorTh FulTon Carver NorTh FulTon Wheeler George Therrell Bass Cherokee NorThsicle Douglass Turner Price Archer NorThside Douglass Turner Price Archer Girl Place Third In Region The Girls' VarsiTy BaskeTball Team slaTed an overall season oT IO-9, and a 6-4 region record. The ColTs losT To a Tough Harper Team, 50-26. in The region Tourna- menT. This loss ended hopes Tor a sTaTe Trophy. The girls' mosT impressive win came early in The season, beaTing The NorThside Tigers, 43-26. in The TirsT region game. Co-capTains Kris Cleveland and Teressa Bickers led The Team in scoring ancl rebounding, respecTively. Kris, The only senior on The Team, averaged 23 poinTs per game, while Teressa averaged I5 rebounds per game. The oTher sTarTers included Diana Woolard aT Torward, Julie Robinson and Barbara Tyler aT guard, and Laney BryanT alTernaTing aT Torward and guard. Iniuries plagued The Team early in The season. Sandy Earle, a sTarTing Torward, was ouT Tor The season because oT a knee iniury. WiTh Three Juniors, Two Sophomores, and five Fresh- men reTurning nexT season., The TuTure oT The Girls' Var- siTy looks promising. M, I MX 551 Q, . i, , if ' 15,334 xii ROSTER IO-Barbara Tyler I2-Nancy Roaclw I4-Teresa Biclcers 20-Diana Woolard 24-Palrlcia Drake 30--Kemper Roach 32-Kris Cleveland 42-Kaihy Wager 44-Pal Russell 50-Julie Robinson 52-Lanie Bryan? 55-Sandy Earle Nan Currie, Manager Linda Glwolson, Manager Coach Jerry Helms ROSTER lTop rowl Jim Spra++ Jon Simonlon Phil Slovall Kirk Oppenlander Shawn Senlcbeil Bolo Barfield lsecond rowl Ted Nelson Jimmy Thompson Jolnn Yakslw Bobby Arnold Marvin Robinson Alan Kunianslcy lBoHom rowl Laird Carmichael John Musselman Richard Benafor Eddie We-lloorn Roblnv Edwards Brill Williams Dgkes Wresilers Gain Runner-Up Posiiion In 9TaTe WiTh Ten OT a possible Twelve sTarTers reTurning Trom lasT year's squad, Coach R. L. Lamb enTered The l97O wresTling season wiTh greaT hope oT success. The Team, predominaTely composed oT seniors. responded wiTh an adequaTe regular season record OT 6-4 againsT The besT compeTiTion To be Tound in Georgia. The Tough dual maTch schedule Tulfilled iTs declared purpose oT readying The grapplers Tor The posT season Tourna- menTs. The TirsT oT such TournamenTs, being The IOTh annual Dylces lnviTaTional, proved The ColTs To be one OT The mosT TalenTed Teams in The sTaTe. WiTh I6 Teams compeTing in The largesT TournamenT oT The lnviTaTional hisTory, The ColTs emerged vic- Torious by decisively Taking TirsT place wiTh a ToTal oT 83 poinTs, 23 poinTs in TronT oT The runnerup Woodward Academy. BeTore claiming The TirsT place Trophy, Dylces had To deTeaT Three Teams which had previously deTeaTed The ColTs during The regular sea- honors wenT To Laird Carmichael, Ted Nelson. and Alan Kunianslcy as They earned TirsT places in Their weighT classes. FurTher honors wenT To Marvin Robinson place, Eddie Welborn wiTh a Third place, and Jimmy Thompson wiTh a TourTh place in his weighT division. son. Individual Bobby Arnold, wiTh a second l ...J 3 A., . -W-W-....,,,4 M. WIN .4,.. . .ymly 'Vx AKA! V il V gp, 1 R: 41 -with , ,g by -5' E Colis Sweep Region Bg 50 Poini Margin Coli Grapplers Take Top Honors In Dgkes lnviiaiional Laird Carmichael becomes siaie champion for ihird consecuiive gear I The sTarTing Twelve. saw iii 'T' W'f+'Mi' Wm ris1 as W'-wvwwnaa-ww T , , ,, ,sw ,. ,, ' f f'f, if- ,, J 'i , ' . ,.,.,,,,r ' WM, , q,,M,i,,, Y ,wi H-if f, 4 mf As The Area l Regional TournamenT approached, The Dykes grapple-rs wenT To Osborne l-ligh School conTidenT oT bringing back TirsT place. In a Tield OT seven Teams, Dykes noT only won TirsT place buT also had 8 TirsT place Tinishes in The Twelve weighT classes! This amazing per- Tormance gave Dykes a grand ToTal oT ll4 poinTs, 5l poinTs ahead oT The nearesT compeTiTion. These 8 TirsT place Tinishes included Robby Edwards, Eddie Welborn, John lvlusselman, Laird Carmichael, Ted Nelson, Bobby Arnold, Marvin Robinson, and Alan Kuniansky. Thus Dykes, wiTh eighT wresTlers gualiTying Tor The sTaTe Tour- namenT, proved To be a deTiniTe TronT runner in The bid Tor The sTaTe championship. The Tollowing week brough+ The all-imporTanT sTaTe TournamenT, This year held aT Columbia l-ligh School. The compeTiTion was keen. NeverTheless, Dykes had Tive wresTlers To advance To The semi-Tinals, wiTh Two going TurTher To The Tinals. John Musselman conTribuTed wiTh a TourTh in his weighT class. Third places were recorded by Marvin Robinson and Alan Kuniansky. Bobby Arnold earned his way To a second place in The sTaTe wiTh an overall record oT lf?-I. And capTain Laird Carmichael wenT on To win The sTaTe TiTle in his weighT division Tor The Third year in a row, a TeaT rarely accomplished by a Georgia wresTler. As The emoTion.s seTTled, Dykes had Tallied enough poinTs To slip inTo second place and be- come Georgia's runnerup Tor The AAA sTaTe champion- ship. The soccer +eam's 6-O-I season ended wilh disap- poinlmenl. Dykes, which was +he only unclefeafed Jrearn in melro-Aflanra, was nor permi++ed 'ro parficipale in 'rhe cily and slafe playoffs because cerfain eligibiliry lorrns confaining a leam rosfer had no'r been received by lhe head office. The donkey squad, fhough saddened abou? being eliminaled from winning Jrheir Jrhird srraighl Ciiy Charn- pionship, s+ill remained highly respecfed fhroughoul 'rhe ciiy, and led lhe ci+y in +o+al defense, giving up only Three poinls during fhe season. Chosen To 'rhe All-Cily +eam from Dykes were fullbacks Ricky Myers and Jerry Johnsfon, halfback Vance McGaughey, and goalie Lee S'l'illwell. E 2 9 5 5 as is I Q .fm A-ai5'.,. ' up he J K. ' , 4.. Sf-'jf-' ' Q' ' 4 1, ,af .ff 'a,,. Dwi --, s ,ge ,-1.fE w.- ' - o s ,f-AW' gf- 'fm ., 'ii-Jw., YL 1 A... 6 isifvg-Lis? R' - - '. T' 1. 1-1435, 5' -- 3 Q-334 V S. ., 'TSW .2 ,N - A 1 1,4-N ,, - .i ini. V., K qs. .gg - y 6, A . Q y 7 U. , , . ,. ,s , -' - ' ig pf- -- f ' 2 :Ta V' nz -. L- pf ,1, Q 5 -,. 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Bill Kelley manager, Lee Slillwell, Coach John Preslon. H7415-Z' i' Tennis Team Neis , Winning Season i K- f ' f , ' I I I I 4 K' 3 0 1 a I A' 9 i 1' I 1 4 , ' 4 . f 0 ' , 1 o 4' ' J ' I 5 J 1 4 ' 4 ' ' I , i 1 9 I, , , 4 4 o Q A 0 Q5 W we 1. 1 o J 0 I 0 lu: Q . J 4 e i ,k i iff ii ' f ' 1 - ix, e e ee eie L ,Q , in if .,. p e . f.i,j' 1- if it W4 s -Q 5 4 '- n' , n 'WN R Q 1 5 I if? . fl xii'-5 1 A . I ,V , ' 3 y 'i ' Q' i . ' --...e eenei fi . i' 2-1 ' A i nd W 5 1 -- ta ' -5 9 if 4 ,JS N251 K gf e 4 4 Ve . 5, e ,, .e wg . K si K 'S ' xy fi V if ll eei'eiiln j jf e 4 W ee eje e LJ 5 - - - ., .4 , , HJ N , . I ,g Hz Je, i 1' .Yf ft ROSTER Jimmy Kody Paul Pafferson Teddy Nelson Kazulwifo Olcuda Teddy Nelson Roberf Sorrell Clwrisiy Cromer Crysfal Livadifas Jim McNair Jan Levin Kris Precler Merediflw Hein Peggy Fowler Linda Walls Noi piciured Gio Glieqan Laney Bryan? Narcy Beclcemeyef RUH1 Carson 4 'Q . W. x . M -- -' . . , Q N ea. ' ,. 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II I I I 'F , I ii I . pen a I ips' a ppor+unI+ for sfudenfs Io parficipafe in diverse in1'erna1'IonaI, I y, and sch I I s. The performing acfivifies I of acfing, Iwirling. singing. playing, and cheering p ide a 'I'aIen+ ou'rIe+ for Ihe parficipanf and enferfain- men? for 'rhe specfafor. Each organizafion re- I I a I I I I il ing I I I I sion To our hool SH dm ncI' sf cl Is ww.,M., Z' 'wr 'W 3 i Qiudeni Council V I 1 of Q , T l wenT down To The river! O.K., BryanT, you can pracfice 'rhaf lafer. Righf now we need To discuss The new way Thaf STudenT Council members and class officers are elecfed. lf everyone undersfands how The STudenT-Teacher Relafion Board worlcs, we'll puT These Two issues of The new ConsTiTuTion before The sTudenT body To- morrow. Can we Tall: abouT The possibilify of open campus? We've proposed a meefing for all The schools who are inTeresTed in open campus. Tl1aT's all we can do righT now. Have we sold enough Ticlcefs To geT The Tams? We finally sold enough TiclceTs. So The Tarns are going To come in The fiffh of March as we'd planned. LefT: Vice-presidenf Benneff Garner and Secrefary Bob Bar- field discuss plans for The Chrisfmas dance. 'Far Leffz Mr. Allen reviews The final draff of The new Consfifu- Tion. Upper Leffz Presidenf Bryanf Wrighf keeps The assemblies swinging wifh his lively spiriT. 3 f an avg 90M of , .1 4 ,, I V ,A pq '-S 0 x N-'f' . ,. in Q' Q5 Equiies F?-I N .gk T Y x Miss Doyle, when is our firs+ deadline? This Monday! I hope you finished all your copy and cropping. Leigh and Pal' did 'reach you how 'ro crop, didn'+ +hey? Well, kinda. They're bolh s'rilI working on fhe prologue +ha+ Ihey slarled in Sep- 'rember. ln +hir'reen weeks you could have wri'r'ren . . . I don'+ believe anyone on The slaff is busy enough. Don r worry. Miss Doyle. We've only go+ Ihree hundred more pages of Ihe annual +o finish. Which reminds me, I can'+ 'Find a piclure of iuniors. We've 'raken 5500.00 worlh of piclures and you can'I 'find one pic+ure of The iunior class? Look in lhe 'dead piclrure' box. l can'+. Ward can'+ remember where he hid il. -arf' Hoofprini s Vw' ii ...X-.NM A -U. .1 Deadlines are +his weelc. So no one leaves un+il +his pas+e-up is finished. Bu+ Mrs. Harris, I need To go gel 'rwo more ads. Lise, we don'+ have To sell ads anymore, remember? The school sysfem finances fwenly-seven papers, including +he Hoofprinff' Bur i+'s for +he direcfory, nol +he paper. All righ'r. Lane. why haven'i' you been using 'rhe vari+ype? Well . . . y Who can pick up +he paper nexf weelc? Karen. can you or Sfeve go gel if during second period? Sieve, you go . . . if you're nor absent 1 1 ig 'fax af wif , ,,. , .V Us Y x -M1 .... t , , W V Q if 1 MQW: 9411 2 ? . i 'f ,,w A ,, WV, My F , .U I .fa ez 4 W I i .Wil-a.. ..a.-g.ag.l.,15 QCUYTY Iiffowship X, Remind all The eigh+h, ninTh, and TenTh grad- ers To bring Their money and permission Torms Tor The Tall reTreaT. There was an announcemenT abouT ThaT This morning. If you see ScoTT Ball, Tell him ThaT The counselors need To decide on Their skiT Tor The reTreaT. Also, SCOTT has To ask KazuhiTo To give The devoTional aT The Sunday morning ser- vice. Did PaT Boles geT a conTirmaTion on The speaker Tor The Thanksgiving Assembly? Yes. lT's Mr. Thurman. Tomorrow we'll begin The announcemenTs abouT The homeroom bas- lceTs Tor ShelTering Arms. lsn'T Leigh Bishop c-e OT The six STudenT Council members who is going To deliver The food? Yes. And They also geT To eaT lunch wiTh The children. ix ', qr7'Jf f.JU'nf', iff ,Z M ra 1 13' gfwwf W , - 48, 2, , S K. Q 1,54 T -f i ,JlQ4l,,,Q L .?3'-3'7 5 -, , itwlrf Honor Counoi Hey Pat are we having an Honor Council meeiinq during HH period? Yes. We'll mee+ in Mr. Greeson's room. And you'd beHer remini Andy Isakson or he'lI forgef 'ro come. X l'll sfop by The Honor Council Locker on 'rhe way +0 fhe meerinq and see if Hwere are any new cases. ,L 9 'f 'X - asm. ' i f , cw, f, ., f X 5 L 41 'N 'w.,, 5 ,121 If 1 Wi? H- ' 'DH gg 5 ? , lil 7' I G 3 5 'KW-K pf Q4 K K We F -,Q W ki' ' 5 Cheerleaders ,- C B-Team fl, .W ,i E ffm ' I- , ff N in xi , L I -L x p ' .V ' ii at A R+: 4 vi ' ITV I 1 f i .1 'ff-f' wi dfwanf.-2 sim!! 1 - 1 .hir . 'ts33?RL:, -wr + fl Y, 5 .., , W kN-'I 25:42 - ':1K2f51'R Law ll 9 , . f g W! I 3 .AW raw' 1 .1- '3 p 1 - 1 Huw :bf , 1541.4 C-Team Nh Q . I I 1 .x.Af- W sin KE .W Ag . . .. , A I N .K : E -- A I in . 3 I ' is ii iilsi' - -- ...T 3.116 6 I W' is -- .V ,N y I02l, Are we doing Thal hand rou+ine lor assembly? Anne said we might I hope we don'+ because I Ioslr one of my while gloves. I couIdn'I believe Jrhe band played Jrhe wrong song for our roulinef' I could! II was bad enough Ihal if was so cold. I wish we could have worn while Iiqhls wilh our uniforms. A+ leasl Miss Lydiclc lei us wear whife shirIs. so ffw, , is .Nw Coli Brigade sis 1 2 m s , z Band V.. ia if B I mywl ' 5 . i ' 2 1 w .- 5 ' .fr . Q r s ' X Everyone grab your coars. We're pracficing on fine field Hwis period! Bur Mr. Schwuchow, i+'s zero de- grees ou'rside. Thar doesn r maffer. We need fo pracrice for ine game Safurday. And ler me remind everyone Jrhar +here's piay pracrice for fine nexr Three nighrs ai' seven o'clocic and everyone rnusi come. HHELP! When do we qer fo go home? Ai+er we pracrice Jrhe Driil Team's number. E W..- 'I Ma oreHes 3 V2 Q , w,. , E 1 ? Becky Jo, are we performing in assembly +oday? Yes. We are doing our rouline 'ro 'Blue and Whi+e'. I hare rhaf roufine. I iusl' know l'll drop my baron. Or forgef lo counl. Bur fhe worsl lhing was when 'rhe balloons filled wifh helium jusl sfayed on rhe ground. Thar was embarassing! And so was lhe Hme The band played 'rhe wrong roufine and we iusf slood fheref' 0.4 I07G Inferac- 44- 1149- ATLANTA T7 13 - We're going +o enferiain fine foreign sfudenis during ine Chrisimas holiday aren r we Tom? Yeah And don r forqei we're having an aucfion for ine siuif in ine LOST an Found 'iomorrowf' You're kidding. No, We're donaiing Hwe money we qei io 'rhe Boys' Club. l 4 r Q, f, 52, ,ffm ,VC 'Li' I . 'T fax bu rl, . , . -L v! J ,Hn ' 4-J ,A Kj,,' .Oi . ag what f Aff: S . -.,...u..., ' .Lg , Ao-, r .J as AN- ya,- VFP A ,, ,K 1 4.11 -il M ,, DQ. Q Q if e 'll Om -as M 14, . a O. o s apo, fr W Il I Q . luv - ' ' :. -sv v. Mb . WMIQ, QA1 -4 'Y -1 an G 6' ., Anchor Club X 401 Q w U4 3 5'- J ,fxk 3 p, x , s 'I 4. W1 gi M Q--f--4-0-----.....,l -v. k of 1 V ,, Ai ' Qu I 4.-..-.... --ff 2 X 1 ' 1 ' s , ,.,.,w.,. ,,.-4- Q P- W' 4 ,. ,,' Q- W A , I isno. ., ..,., -WN '7 , 134' nw -C Encourage everyone 'ro vole in lhe Prelly Legs conlesl because rhe money goes +o help suppori' Milledgeville. Tell anyone who wan'rs lo help leach swimming lo +he children af Emory 'ro bring Their swimming caps. I'll lell lhern for you, Tracy. Are we supposed +0 bring our Chrisfrnas slockings for +he Veferans +his week? No, +haT's nexl week. We're going To sell doughnuls lhe nexl Two Sarurdays. You can pick up your doughnuls al' Mrs. Snuggs' afler eighl in lhe morning. I heard Marsha Crawford was a scream helping a+ lhe Lenox Doll Show. Yeah, she worked in The Wishing Well hooking bags of refreshmenls on lhe end of 'rhe kids' fishing poles. I-Iow many cookies did you bake for 'Ihe Sadie Hawkins? Noi very many. The oven was filled wirh cup- cakes for 'Ihe Safurday bake sale. Oh no, I forgo? abou? Ihar. Holly Dennison wanred you Io 'rurn in 'rhe money Thai was collecled from UNICEF. Sure Ihing. And can I have a ride Io The parly we're giving for Ihe underpriviledged children? Only if you'II promise Io give me a ride when we go Io enferfain Ihe children af The Shelfering Arms Day Nursery. Junior Y-Teens l ,, , , 1.- I. l .54 611- ,,4L-f .., 9214 I ia Q. --....,,.! -I : -..., 55 '-H--. , Qi S Y-Teens HR? Sadie Hawkins Jriclcels go on sale This Monday, so spread The word. l will, Jane. Are we making lhe posfers and props for lhe dance a+ Sherry Reavis' house? Right I also need 'ro 'ralk +o Sherry abou? lhe plans for going Chrisfmas carolling. Are we going To have lhal' parly for fhe children al Granl S'rree'r Mis- sion? Yes. We'II have fhe par'fy lhe Third week in December. Also, we need +o malce cookies and fill lhe sloclcings for The children. Hey, don'+ forgei' 'rhere's a Tallulah Falls meefing af Sarah HardraTh's house ionighif' O.K. Is if a business meeHng? We're going ro work on The arch for homecoming. buf we need +o decide on our Thanksgiving proiecf, foo. Aren'1' we sending food and cloihes fo ihe Granf Sireef Mission for Thanks- giving? Yes, and also 'l'oys. Then for The Chrisfmas proieci we're going carolling for +he Old Folk's Home and have a parfy for The children af ihe Gran? Sfreef Mission. Wow, we sure are going 'ro be busy. ..-f lv' QE Lb may K kr Ki S 1 ei Y , Ns, sg X SY: , 3 X X 1 - 'ii X Vi MM ,sg x si.g 1 A igs- 4? 45 Q fi? 'Rl M kvvvff W A? .L u sl' X L19 'ff M .,,. o 0 ,M Junior Clviian x-1.2 Q gf-' , 13: -. is -rf Q...wa ' i nv Q EX 2 1 , P' 7 Jw ,M V ,V g? 5 ?' , ,M 22 ,il fa 'P - 4 s I' 9 ,L-nf' , V, A 8 7, 4 vt? fc M ty Aa 'Y w ix hx' 3 i? CiviTan sure did do a good iob on Homecoming. The conTesTs, bonTire, power-puff game, moTorcade, and dance all Turned ouT TanTasTic. Isn'T Kenny SmiTh The presidenT? WhaT else does The club do? They help The Teachers by running errands during pre-planning week in AugusT. And you've seen Those blue Tlags waving in assemblies and aT The games. CiviTan made Those spiriT Tlags and presenTed one To each class presidenT in assembly. All year long They work To earn money Tor The spring Trip To Jekyll. On weekends They hold car washes and bake sales, and a new proiecT This year was puTTing drinking glasses on door knobs Tor STandard -n Oil. You'd Think They would make enough off Their TruiT cake sale. My moTher buys Tive pounds of ClaxTon TruiT cake every ChrisT- mas. AT EasTer, we're sTilI eaTing TruiT cake Tor desserT. Keg Club When's lhe hayride? Some'rime in lhe spring. We've gol 'ro wail unlil lhe weafher gels a liHle warmer. I wish we could also poslpone collecring lor Emply Sloclc- ing Fund unlil if was warmer. Oh, yeah, l'd forgollen Thai was This Sunday. l was busy engaging a spealcer for 'rhe Chrislmas assembly. Mr. Sell from Wieuca Road Baplisl Church is going lo iallc and l've heard he's really inlereslingf' l couldn'l believe Bill Thompson pul only 21 in lhe offering plale when we visiled Willeo Baplisl Church in Roswell, Ga. l know. Hey, when is Jeff Bachman going lo bring 'lhe 'rraclc records back 'ro school? As soon as he finishes bringing 'rhem up lo dale. ,af I 'if '5 ' 1 f, Y-H. 4 Mi ig? -if 3 Ffh 'VF gn sy - 'M , 4 M, f Q-L . ,M Hgh-14 ,, '- , Q Q -.sa ,WZ ,4 .W A , ,-f,-'Lf', 54 if H QM 9 gi,-1 E gf' jf-ji as 43 s . -ig .-' ' ,V 2 . ,,- ,2, , fir'-44 f Vtlgzsxy, ' A. '92 ,ia 4 .... 4 Q Q ia ff' :Z 4 'fig AQ ' X f : 'ff f ' f 1 2 ' 2, ' 5 F JW I, f If , ,, QF wx ' , TIS Q i ff' W. J ,Aff I mi- L ' -, 5 , I , f N i r .K k ,iil 5, . gm: . ,W a ' 'J I , if 9 ga, ,,,,, ' f , 4452? K M W H N L 7 f I 1 .2 ff' 4591 if f Eg? 12 ' uf 5 , Q W 2 five ff 6 3: ,, 'k.f 2 1, 'f 35 9 lg '54, fr 1 'Q - ,. Jw, 'K .f . A My 41 if ' M . pw, Q ,,,,1'lzQQ dl--' ' ef Jagcees Laird, do you lcnow how many boys are coming +o hear Col. Charles Lindsey speak aboul The principle of The new drafl lo++ery? V Noi for sure, Coach Lamb. Bui we hope Jro have I5 oui of 2O. And Laird, don? lorgel lo organize a group ol boys lo collecl for Jrhe empiy sloclcing fund Jrhis Salurdayf' The map from ihe olisirici office came in +oday's mail so we will assign posls al Tuesdayis rneelingf' :HX I LW fire K mum, ,f.k A in wr -1-- -1- ixi do 4' r' 14' sw Q , ! ,,,,i.. . ,4,..x 'ww Z 2 ix J Q w ?? ' 1 Q, , :QV fflqs vwmqvw Y' fx I , xx Aw' , N 35 O 45 I 4 QR N. ...ww .v f,,,.,,,q Iir. ' ' 5 ,df -Q vw fill? . 1 - f T5 . Q, AW rx' .932 QQ N Q ' ix K K , . 0 3 'fe ' .' , . t . I NK .1 X x . A ,- f , Q A S sy: Q j -'hx XY YY 'iix EX 4.x vm. ax-I 1 1 1 fi . 23 gl V Y r ' .1 ' 5 A Q ' f .. ,rl , L U . . 'x ,A . X if f, vvs' is N 0-IX 4' as X Q v N I W 3 . Q . 'fi IA Y 'ki A V Q X I., f , , .3 K . W .fuels f - - M' Q 'R ' ' f ' 53' ,fufgf V, w W-arf.-x ' 8, .. . 1 .A , . .. . f , ,V 3 -q Age-'rg-1-ff' .. ' I, V ,nxt 'K W2 vu . , ,,. mug: .,,w, .w W4 Q 4 . ,Q.x. , V ii n x , .S We ,MV x A 4: wks, b . --my 11 ..'- m,-K : .: xv H IP . ,Q Fm f ' ,. 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I hope we can ge+ some as good as fhose we had fhai' nigh'r we wen+ To fhe Abbey fo eaf. Do you Think Mrs. Mackinfosh knows +ha'r we are giving her a par'iy? I don'+ know. l'm going 'io buy 'rhe presenf for her +oday. so l'd loeHer go. Au revoir. Fufure Business eaders Of America ,In Wha+ are you doing geHin.g oul a'r I2:3O? l'm on V.O.T. V.O.T.? I've never heard of +haI. I+ iusf means I gel ou'r early fo go Io work. I lay bricks affer school. Can I gel oul' early foo? No, Firsl you need 'ro enroll in 'rhe V.O.T. class. I+'s sponsored by Fulure Business Leaders of America. I use The diclalion and Iyping 'rhaf I learned in V.O.T. Io earn Iols of money on a fob Jrhal Ihe Fufure Business Leaders of America gof me. l2b., J-4' 1 Y 'Quan ,qw fs 3 ,mv ' 1 W 2 5 . f ' .X xx fv . 0, A 5 ff - Rx V S .. gmgxgi-fx Q .4 5- A X X 1 -f , 4 mi F --ian,-.. .1 -Misuse! cw:-YQ? '- '- '1fg':zi H.'5X f i , ' Ji- ' is 's f-veg , 'Xqg K 'Q ,W ,, u. fun.-- ' if wg. K figf.., . gig M vw V ,,.w++f-W' mg, K . .gg is 'HJ Colis A Lxswm WWW Ca+hy, have you seen how many performances and pracfices are scheduled? Don'+ gel so excilred. Remember we're going on 'four ihis spring. How could I forget We have +o sell a million of lhose MacDonald liclcers lo raise money. And lhen collecr papers for rhe March paper sale. Righ+ now, we've goi ro rehearse every clay for Carnival because There is only one week lelr unril lhe performance. ls lhal all? l diclrfl realize il was so soon. When we finish fhe play we have 'ro slarr pracficing for lhe Thanksgiving and Chrislmas assemblies. We're never going lo be able +o relax. In January we siarl singing al The grammar schools. Oh well, a+ leasf rhis way we'll be in praclice for 'rhe spring +our. l Choruses ' A M' 'lf 3 , ,,,, ,....F IU M AW' --.JN M-1... l3l, 'Q' QQ V- N- f 1 ,w fsaf.: fs f f M. Um 3 f ,4 if f Lf. sz ' Z N , 'Q if S , 1 173. ! 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Index A Chip Abernathy 43i, l339 Alan Ackerly 489, 76i, B39 Beth Adams Debbie Adams 66i Steve Adams Andy Aderhold 76i Frazier Aiken, Jack Alexander 549, 839, 87i Dee Allen 489, 76i, l29g Susan Allen 34i, lllg Vicki Allen 96i, Il3g Martha Allison Brenda Alterrrian Dutty Andersen 96i Jan Andersen 76i Jone Andrew 76i, 1079, ll39 Will Andrews 96i, 509 John Andrews 489, 87i Mike Andrews 87i John Arnold 509, 96i, lO59 Bobby Arnold 30i, 34l, 479, l2lg Donald Aronin 509, 96i Ruth Askew 87i, lI3g, l3lg Scott Askew 509, 96i Janet Atkins 87i, H39 Judy Atkins 34i, I03g, II29 Marilyn Austin Helena Auyang 66i B Glenn Bachman 489, 87i 7 l I lg II99, 59 Jeff Bachman 27i, 34i 479, 899, II99, I2Ig Sandy Badger 66i, 1309 Pattie Baggarly 76i, 979 Chris Bailey 66i Claire Bailey 87i, II39, l259 Kim Bailey 96i, l059 Susie Bailey B7i, l3lg Audrey Bain 96i Claudia Bain 87i, 959, l0l9 Susan Bain 34i, 90i, ll29 Susan Bainbridge ll3Q Barbara Bair 34i, I03g, ll2g, ll5g, l23g Steve Bair 87i Bruce Baker 96i Cindy Baker 66i John Baker 87i Linda Baker 96i Marla Baker 76i Britt Baldwin 66i, 849, II99 said Baldwin 34i, sig, slid, arg, ing, 'Q David Ball sog, sri Lamar Ball 549, 76i Julia Ball B6i, Il3g Scott Ball 34i, 959, I05g, I099 John Balzer Bill Barber 549, B6i John Barber 489, 86i Steve Barber 479, 66i, 849, II99 Tom Barber 34i Bob Bartield 479, 66i, 7l9, 849, 899, 979, II99 Ray Barker 34i Anne Barksdale 96i Carole Barnes 34i, 959, Il7g Sue Barnett 66i, I33g Bob Barnwell 509, 96i Linda Barnett 34i, I03g, ll29, ll5g, ll7g, I23g Brian Gartlett 76i, Carol Barton B6i, ll3g Kit Barton 34i Tommy Bates 489, 76i, l059 Craig Baxter 96i Micheal Baxter Debbe Bazzle 76i, Il3g Steve Beach 34i, l09g, II99 Beth Beamer 86i, ll3g Bebo Beasley 489, 62g, 86i Janet Beasley 66i Mimi Beasley 96i, ll39 Nancy Beckemery 66i, II59 Katie Becker 76i Sue Becker 96i Debbie Beebe 86i, l25g Fred Beerman 549, 86i Jack Bell 66i Donald Benator 96i Richard Benator 86i Mike Bennett 96i Phil Bennett B6i Elizabeth Benning 35i, 939, ll2g, II59, l29g, l33g Patty Benning B6i, l3lQ Serey Benning 66i, 899, llg Ted Benning 76i Diane Burcegeay 35i, ll2Q Mike Berger 76i David Berein 96i Jim Berlin 86i, I269 Mike Berlin 66i, 899, 9lg, 959, l29g Ellen Berman 96i Karen Berman 35i, 939, l33q Laura Berry 76i Peter Berta 509, 96i Jeannie Bevins 35i, 9Ig, II29, ll5g Teressa Bickers 66l, 689, lO5g Tommy Bickes 96i Linda Bingham 35i, 9lg, ll5g, l23g Nancy Bingham 76i Wendell Bird 76i, l26g Laurie Bishop 86i, Il3g Leigh Bishop 30i, 35i, 899, 9l9, 999, lllg Carol Blaine Susan Blaine 66i Debbie Blankinship 76i, l059, IO7g, ll3Q Mike Blumberg 76i, 939, I26g Lisa Blumenthal 35i, lllg David Bock 76i Joan Body 86i, lI3g John Boggs 35i, 479, 849, II99 Anne Bohling 96i Gretchen Bohling 37i Betsy Boland 66i, l29g David Boland 96i, l059 Elizabeth Boles 86i, 899, 959, ll3g Pat Boles 3li, 33i, 37i, 899, 9Ig, 959, 97g, IO99, ll79, l2lg Terry Boles 76l Susan Boleyn 66i, II29, l29g Renee Boomershine 86i, II3g June Borg 77i, I03g, llag Denise Borum 37i Jan Borum 96i, IO09 Anne Bourne 77i, l3Ig Beth Bowden l249, l33g Tommy Bowden 66i, I269, I33g Allen Bowen 66i, 47g Donald Bowers Beverly Bowling Bill Bowling Brad Bradshaw 549, 96i Eric Bragg Bud Branan 509, 96i Sara Branch 66i, II59, l29g Anne Brantley 77i Barbara Brantley 37i, ll5g, l24g Karen Breunig 66i Ned Breunig, 77i Peter Breunig 77i, l26g Oby Brewer 77i, 47q, 839, 899, l09g Vicki Brewer 37i Peter Brown 96i, 969 Roger Brown 37i Stewart Brown Vanessa Brown 86i Bill Brown 37i Zack Browning 67i, I09g, II99 Anne Bruce 27i, 36i, 89q, 999, II79 Don Bryan 86i, IO99, l339 Lynn Bryan B6i Elaine Bryant 67i, 689, 899, 979, I03g, mg, :wg Chip Caldwell 86i Susan Caldwell Pat Campbell 86i Charles Canfield 77i, l269 Bon Cannon 97i, l25g Duane Cannon 36i, 47g, l2Og Joe Cannon 9l9 Lynne Cannon 77i Cathy Carlen 66i, l29g Laird Carmichael 36i, 549, 849, 7l9, II99, l2l9 Brian Carney 37i, 939, 959, 969 Carol Carpenter 7li Rick Carpenter 66i, l29g Elizabeth Cann 77i, 959, l29g Jerry Carr 37i, 479 Randy Carroll 37i, I269 Martha Carson 37i Ruth Carson 86i, ll3Q Debbie Carter 67i, II29, II59 Hoke Carter 67i, 839, l05g Tim Carter 509, 97i Wayne Carter 67i Mary Anne Cartledge 67i, 999 Julian Cash 77i Dale Cashion 38i Joann Cason 77i, II59 Chris Cates 509, 97i, l059 Bob Caudell 67i Julie Caughrnan 38i, I03g, lllg, II59 Richard Cave 77i Annette Charvat 38i, I03g, ll2Q Ken Chatham 86i Mike Chatham 77i Susy Chelton Larry Chesin 77i Pam Christy 97i Pat Christy 97i Peggy Clark 38i Dave Cleveland 509, 97i Doug Cleveland 77, l309, l29g Kristina Cleveland 38i, 689, l25g, l29g Vicki Cleveland Ward Cleveland 3li, 33i, 3Bi, 9l9, 969 Tommy Clotfelter 39l Kim Coggins 489, 86i Dena Cohen 97i Stephen Cohen 489, 86i Robert Coker 86i, 1059, l269 Cecie Coleman 97i Ray Coleman 86i Tommy Connally 47g, 66i, 849, 899, II99 Bolen Coogler 98i Carolyn Coogler I339 Andrew Cook 97i Dodd Cook I20g Jody Cook 66i, 899, Kay Cook 77i, ll3g Martin Cook 97i lllg Cookie Cook 67i, 959, II29 Meridith Cook Mims Cook 989, 97i, Rick Cook 98i I05g Susan Cook 77i, Il3g, I23g, I26g, I3lg John Cooke 77i Robin Cooke 67i, 959 David Coolidge Oliver Cooper 98i Jay Copeland Jerry Copeland 509, Nancy Correnty 98i Candy Corsel 98i 98i Nancy Budd 97i, IO09 Stan Buice 77i Don Burdick 77i, ized, iaoq Katie Burgess 67i, ll5g, Ben Burrell Kathy Burrows 36i Beverly Burson Walter Burson 97i Valeri Burton 97i Glenn Bush 97i Susan Bush 67i, II29, II59, Il Pam Busick l3Og C Bill Cade sri, ing 7Q Lise Cagle 36i, 939, 1039, II29, ll5g Scott Coulbourn 77i, IO5g Toby Cowart 39i John Cox 489, 77i Martha Cox Blair Craig 39i Brad Craig 77i, 959, l059, l269 Gayle Crawford 67i, 959 Howie Crawford 98i Marsha Crawford 39i, 9lg, Illg, II79 Robyn Crawford 86i, Il39 Debra Crawley 98i Donald Crawley 77i Nancy Crenshaw 39i, ll5g Mike Crisamore 509, 88i Beulah Crockett 67i, 959, l29g Vicki Chromartie 39i, lllg Christy Cromer 67i, 789, Illg, II29 Tracy Crowe 39i, 59i, 999, lllg, ll79 Nan Currie 66i, 689, ll5g, l23g, I269, l29g Turner Curry 77i, E09 Ann Cyphers 66i, ll2g, II79 Tom Cyphers D Debbie Daniel 67i Ginny Daniel 98i, l25g Isabele Dan1el 981 Judi Daniel 391, ll5g Susan Daniel 781 Mark Danneman 47g, 671 Patricia Daole Paul Daole Clair Dasher 671, 9lg, II2g, 115g, 125g Annette Davis 781 Craig Davis Jonathan Davis 981 Mary Beth Davidson 881 Patsy Daviz 671, 105g Bobby Day 391, 47g, 120g John Day 50g, 981 Karen Day 781, 95g, lI7g Brad Dayan 47g, 671, 83g Kathy Dees 781, l23g, l26g, 130g Vicki deG1ve 681, ll5g, l26g, 130g Jack DeLong 391, 47g, 84g, 93g, 121g Denise Dennison 391, 112g Holly Dennison 781, 771, lOlg, 113g Meri Dennison 881, 113g Holly Dickey 781, 95g Leah Dickie 681, 103g Chris Dieter 881, 113g Becky Jo Dilcher 681, l07g, 115g Robert Dilday 881, 105g George Dillard 681 Bucky Dilts 781 John Dilts 47g, 681, 83g, l09g, 120g Susie Dilts 881, 108g Terry Dinatale 47g, 61g, 691, E3g, 109g Ginger Dinos 881, ll3g John Dinos 781, l26g Hal Dobbins Lisa Dodd 981, 113g Martha Dodd 881 Earl Dolive 681, I09g, 120g Kim Donahue 881 Dick Dowis 47g, 781, 97g, I09g, Il9g Peggy Dowis 89g, 981 Patricia Drake 68g, 881, 125g Patricia Drake 68g, 881, 125g Dale Dreyfoos 981 John Drohan 398 Deedy Dryman 781, 125g Susan Douglas Barbara DuBois 781, 113g Robert Dukes 54g, 781, 109g Danny Dunagan 401, l09g, Il7g Bayly Dunbar 781 Katie Duncan 981 Dianne Dutson 981 Jett Dye 47g, 681, 80g E George Earle 881 Sandy Earle 401, lI5g, 93g, 68g Cindy East 881 Shiel Edlin 781, l26g Todd Edlin 981, 250g John Edmunds 781 Tom Edmunds 981 Robby Edwards 781, ll9g, l05g, 71g Debbie Elliott 401, 99g, 9lg, ll7g, 113g Mike Elliott 96g, 881 Beverly Elrod 681, ll5g, 107g Edwin Elrod 981 ,105g Tom Elrod 401, Il9g, 61g Cheryl Endres 681 Debbie Endres 881, 113g Vickie Eng 681, ll5g, lllg, 103g Flip Epstein 981 Chip Epsten 401, 133g Tel-1 Epsten 691 Peggy Erickson 781, 113g Steve Erickson 401, l2lg, 93g, l09g, 80 Ed Eskew Ben Evans 681 Bill Evans 881 Carlena Evans 681 Frank Ewing 401 Gil Ewing 781, 48g, 125g Mat Ewing 981, Mimi Ewing 401, Il5g, 99g, lI7g F Remmie Fain 981, 125g Don Faison 981 Gayle Farber 781, Il3g, 130g Russ Farr 781 Missy Farrell 881, l31g, 142g 9 .1 A, R ' 5. Y Bobby Feshkens 881, 48g Allan Feiter 981 Ellen Feinman 129g, 133g Maris Feinman 981 Wendy Feinman 981 Bill Felder 401 Johnny Fetz 981, 50g Tony Fincher 881 Christine Findlan 401, 112g Bruce Finland 411, 120g Brian Finkel 681, l30g, 133g Barry Fitlgerald 681 Mike Flores 130g Kathleen Flynn 781, 89g, 10lg, lllg, Sheila Flynn Il3g, 881 136g Hank Folberg 411, l2lg, 47g, Il9g, 61g Paul Ford 681, 129g Tom Forrester 781 Candy Forsberg 691, ll5g Mary Foster 4li, ll5g, ll2g Vicki Foster 4Ii Peggy Fowler 681, lllg, 78g Terry Franco 981 Steve Franklin 411, ll7g, 80g Warren Fraser 681, 125g Janey Freedman 981 Karen Freedman 881, I3lg1 Maxine Freedman 411, 129g, 133g Sally Freedman 411, 112g Lisa Freeman 981 Tommy Freeman 681 David Frey 781, l26g, 105g Kathy Frey 681, l26g, 129g Scott Friedman 881, 130g Dillon Fries 781, 48g, 125g Karl Fries 681, Sandra Fritchman 691, I30g, 12g G Karla Gantt 411, 99g, lllg Bennett Garner 411, l2lg, 89g, 97g, 96 l26g Tracie Garner 981, 100g David Garvin 981 Nancy Garvin 681 David Geist 691 Steve Geist 881 Glo Ghegan 411, 9lg Alex Gholson 781, 48g, 105g Linda Gholson 411, 9lg, 68g Susan Gholson 981 Beth Gilbert 421, loag, 112g Debbie Gilbert 781, Illg Garry Gilbert 781, 62g Mike Gilbert 981 Randee Gilbert l0lq, Il3g, 881 Buddy Gillentine 781 Sharon Ginburg 691 Elizabeth Glennon 981, 95g Joe Glennon 421, 95g, l2lg, 93g, 97g, ll7g, losa Ann Gober 981 9. Jean Gober 781, Il3g Roberto Goizueta 781, 123g, l26g, 105g Amy Gold 781, 113g Lyea Golden 781, Il3g, 129g Gail Goldsmith 981 Emily Goldsmith 781, 113g Kim Goldsmith 781 - Kent Goodman 961 Lorri Goodman 881, lI3g Steve Goodman 891, l26g Jeff Goodrich 781, 48g Joe Goodrich 421, 109g Anne Gordon 891 Bobby Gormley 791 Dana Grantham 421, 1I5g, Illg Gay Grant' 981 Carolyn Greene 791 Cyndy Greene 421 Betsy Gregory 691 Laurie Gregory 891 Michael Gresham 691, l26g Ricky Gresham 698, l26g Ricky Gresham 791 Janet Grigonis 421 Charles Grigsby 891, 48g Missy Groome 991, I0Og, 971 Viiki Groome 791, 95g, 89g, 101g 9 Bob Gullatt 421, 129g Lisa Gutman 991 H Diane Haab 681, l29gl Leigh Hale 991 Heydon Hall 891, John Hall 691, l23g, l26g Kem Hall 691, llSg Susan Hall 691, ll5g, 103g, 112g Gary Hallen 421, 9lg, Il9g, 80g George Hallen 691, 47g, ll9g Nancy Hamby 281, 421, 99g, lllg Ben Hancock 891 Sallie Hancock 421, lllg Danny Hankey 691, 47g, I09g, 84g Libby Hannam 681, ll5g, 112g Kathy Hansen 991 Andy Hardesty 891 79. Sarah Hardrath 431, II5g, 9lg, 103g, 112g Annette Hardwick 991 Bruce Harlan 791, 133g Christopher Harlan 991 Clare Harland 991, 100g Wallace Harper 991, 50g Helen Harrell 431, 1l5g, 112g Martha Harrell 791 Jeanne Harris 431, lllg Jim Harris 431 Mike Harris 891, 48g Robert Harris 431, l20g, 47g Susan Harris 891 Diane Hart 891, 125g, 105g Lisa Haverty 691, 130g Rhodes, Haverty 791, 125g Diane Hawk 431, l15g, 103g, 112g David Hayes 991, 50g Jimmy Hayes 791, 48g Johnny Hayes 691, 109g Laura Haynes 891, 108g Jack Head 69,1 47g, l20g, 89g, ll9g, 83g Steve Headrick 891, 105g Chip Headrick 991, 50q Julie Heavyy 991 Merideth Hein lllg Gary Helms 791 Dede Hemphill 891 Judy Hemphill 79i, Il3g, 124g Chip Henagan 991, 105g Gail Hendon 431 Pat Henry 431 Debby Henshaw 891, 108g Stephanie Herndon 1001 Sam Hewlett 431, l20g, 47g Glenn Hicks 791, 130g Thomas, Hicks Jimmy Hiers 791, l26g Jan Hiers 1001 Alan Higgins 1001 Marianne Higgins 431, 129g Terry Hiles 891 Judy Hill I001 Marvin H111 691, 125g Kathleen Hines 431, 129g Suzanne Hirsch 441, ll7g, lllg, 112g Pam Hodges 891, 10Ig, II3g Richard Hodnett 791, Il9g, 62g Jay Hoey 441, l20g, 47g Karen Hoey 791, l26g Einar Hoff 891, 48g Edee Hoque 130g Ethan Holcombe 791 Debbie Holden 1001, 95g Martha Holden 1001 Mark Hopkins 891, 54g George Hoirs 1001 Jim Hovis 691, 109g, 84g Tom Howard 891 Flynn Hudson 1001, 50g Sharon Hudson 791, 1039, 129g Stafford Huff 891, 48g Leslie Hughes 1001, 100g Mark Hughes 441 Norman Hughes 701, 47g, Il9g, 109g Pete Hughes 701 Randy Hughes 701 Sally Hughes 95g Yvonne Hunter 701, ll2g Mark Hurlburt 901 Phil Hurst 701, 109g David Hurt Kirk Hutchins 891 Walter Hutchins 791, 105g Mark Hutchison 791 Lisa lmwold 901, 131g- Bill Inman 48g, 801, 89g, 109g Ginny lrwin 701, 9lg, 123g Andy lsakson 441, 83g, ll7g, 121g J David Jabaley Arthur Jackson 901 Buddy Jackson 801, 129g Danny Jackson 801, 105g Jenny Jackson 901, l3lg ,Margaret Jackson 130g Mary Ellen Jackson 441, 9lg Allen Jacobs 901, 105g Tricia Jamison 801 B111 Jarvis 441, l26g, 129g, 133g Debbie Jenkins 901, 113g Roby Jenkins 441 Kerri Jenks 1001 Sheree Jenks 901, 113g Alan Jennings 801, 48g, l26g, 130g Fletcher Jernigan 291, 441, 47g, 6Ig, 84g, 89g, Il9g, l2lg, 9lg Carter Jewell 48g, 801 Barry Johnson 801 Dan Johnson 701 Jana Johnson 701, lI5g, 112g Jenny Johnson 451, l26g Lyn Johnson 451, 129g Steve Johnson 901, l26g Vance Johnson 50g, 1001 135, Dave . ,, l'. 'iifiifii P .ss Jerry Johnslon 45i, II79 Larry Johnsion 509, l00i Cummins Jones 80i Perkins Jones Marcia Jowers 70i, ll59 K Joan Kable Joel Kahn 509, l00i Michele Kahn 80i Beniy Karp l00i Belsy Karp 45i, Il2g Miriam Karp 80i, l24g Ronnie Karp l00i, l059, l25g Meg Kauffman 90i Norman Kauffman 45i, I339 Nancy Kaufmann l00i Beffy Jane Kays 45i Ann Keenan 80i Sieve Keenan 45i, 849, II99 Wendy Keifh l3lg, l329 Bill Kelley 70i, 47g William Kennon 90i Tim Kepler 70i Bebe Kidd I00i Bill Kier 549, 629, 80i, l059 Janel' Killingbeck 70i, IO79, Il29, Susan Kimbroug I00i Wesley Kindelberger 509, I00i Anne King 80i David King 479, 80i, l059, l259 Dick King 7Ii, lO5g, I099 Greg King l00i John King l00i, l05g Melinda King I00i Spencer King I00i Billy Kirch l00i John Kirch 45i Gillespie Kirkland 7li Chuck Kizer 80i Bill Knopf 80i, 83g, 899, I269 David Knopf 629, 90i Jim Kody 45i, 78g Gene Koesfer 7li Paul Koesfer 549, l0li Andrea Kohilis 45i Kafie Kohilis Cherri Kopley l0li Robin Kopley 80i Randy Belh Kreiner l0li Alan Kuniansky 45i, 479, 7lg, l20 Laura Kuniansky 90i, II39 Tom Kulz 80i, l059, l26g L David Lacy 7li Mike Lamberf 80i Cindy Land 7li Jeff Land 70i John Lan-gford 70i Q ll59 Elise Largon 80i Sherry Lassifer 90i Debbie Lafharn 45i Teresa Lavin l0li John Law 80i Cafhy Lawler 45i, ll2g, IIS9, l249 Gwin Lawler 46i, lllg, llsg William Lawler 8li Sherry Lawerence l0li Jeanne Lazaro Bli Kafhy Leamon 90i Claudia Leafhers I339 Sam Ledbelfer 70i Alice Leedy 46i, IO39 Bobby Leedy Sli Brook Leipharf 7Ii Hank LeMasfer 46i Debbie LeShanna 46i, ll5g William Lesfer 46i Alan Lefson 90i Debbie Lefson l009, l0li Jan Levin 899, 90i, 959, IO89, ll3g, I2 Howard Leirne l0li, IOS9 Leslie Levifas 901, 959, II39 Sfeve Levifas 8li, 899, l259 Carol Levow l0li Jill Levy 90i Judy Lewis I309 Andrea Lewyn 90i Paula Lighf 90i, II39 Melanie Ligon 90i, l3lg Chip Lindgren 629, 899, 90i Tommy Lines 7Ii, l269, I309, I339 Befhe Liflle 7Ii, I29g Charles Liffle 8li Claire Liffle roi, 95q, II39 Bill Lipscomb l20g John Lipfon 509, l0li Crysfal Livadifis 7Ii, 789 Crawford Long l209 Glen Long 7li Liz Long 8Ii, lolg, ll49 Susie Loudermilk 90i Diane Loughman 90i, IOl9, II39 Mike Loughman l0Ii Farin Lovinger l0Ii, II39 Harold Lovinger 489, 90i Scoff Lowe 4bi, 549, 959, I099 Lang Lowrey 489, 8li, 839 Jackie, Lummus 70i Pefe Lunafi Bli Ricky Lundin 70i, 9lg, l23g M Doug Maddern 47i Michele Malanos Pefer Malires blg, 8li Don Maline 47g, 66i, 70i, ll9Q Edie Malone 8Ii,Kim Mankin I0li Bruce Margol Gary Margol 7li Gale Marks 7li 49 Harrier Marks 7Ii, 99g, Illg Holly Marks 8li, lll9 Leslie Marks 90i Neal Marks 90i Sheryl Marks 47i, l079, Il2g, lI59 David Marshall Bli Sleven Marshall 47i, l209 Charles Marfin Sandy Martin Tobey Marfin 9li Sammy Mafhis IOli Terry May 7li Timmy May 9li Anne Mazo 7Ii Jane McAllisfer Mac McArlhur 9li Sheffy McArfhur 479, 70i, 849, ll9g, IZO9 Anne McCall 9li, l3lg Mary McCall 47i, ll29 Sieve McCard 8Ii Vikki McCard 47i, l23g Megan McCarlhy 9li, II39, l3lg Gary McCauley 509, l0li Jeff McClure 8li Mark McConnell 47i, 549 Vance MCG5UghC'Y 47i, 939, 959, IO99 Vicky McGau9hey 8li, l249, I29g, I339 Sara McGuirk 70i, I29g Bruce McKenna l209 Margarel McLennan l0li Jim McNal'f 70i, 789, I239, l269 Jud McNalf 7li, 1239, l2b9 Doug McRae 509, IOli Larry McRae Bli, 959, l23g, l269 Danny Meadows 7li John Melof 47i, I29g Sieve Melof IOli Maggie Meroney 87i, 9li, ll3Q, l3lg Mabel Merriff 47i Ricky Meyer 7li David Michaelson Doug Mickey 7Ii Tori Middlefon 47i, l3lg, I339 Anne Miller 8Ii, l299, I339 Debbie Miller 9li Jim Miller 8li, l269 Helen Mills 47i, lllg, ll5g Jim Mills IOli Kelly Mills 9li, l299, I339 Rusfy Mills 9li, 48g Tommy Mills 9li Belsy Milner 7Ii, 959, ll2Q, llsg Chip Milner 6I9, l209 Jenny Noid l02i Annie Norman 72i Lenore Norsworfhy 49i, 99g Chris Norfhcuff 92i O Bobby Oakes l02i Carol O'Calla9han 82i, IO39 Pai' O'Connor 721, I2b9, I309 Sieve Odom 82i Jill Oglesby 3li, 33i, 49i, 899, III9, ll7g Lisa Oglesby 82i, l0lg Kazuhifo Okuda 32i, 49i, 789, Il7g, l269 Marie Olden 72i, Meg Olley 82i Anne Onofrio 49i, 969, ll29, ll5g, I269 Kirli Oppenlander 479, 49i, 7lg, 809, II9 I Ig Cindy Orrell 72i, 939, I339 Gail Oversfreel 92i Sandy Owings 72i, ll59 Wendy Owings l02i Dan Oxford 49i Mary Oyler l02i P Debbie Palay 92i Michael Pampalon 82i Pefe Paris l09g Ginny Parks 82i, l309 Karen Parks l02i Paffy Parks l02i Rick Parks 92i Brenda Parris Sfeve Parris l02i Ellen Palierson 82i, l23g, I309 Paul Paflerson 49i, 789, 939, ll7g Louise Paffon 959, l02i Tom Paffon 49i, l09g, l209 Alby Penny l02i Bob Penny 82i, 959, Il7g, l25g, l269, l29 Sfacey Penny 959, l02i Craige Pepper 86i, Egg, 92i, 959, 969, IO89, lI49 Ricanne Perkins 92i, II39 Coe Perkinson l3lg Paul Perkinson 509, l02i Bill Perkinson 49i, 479, blg Jack Perry Jackie Perry 92i Lannie Peierson 5li, 479, II99 Ted Pelerson 489, 82i, II99 Jenny Phelan 92i Ayers Pifman 72i Joe Mirvis 47i Susan Monroe 38i Larry Monfgomery 509, I0li Larry Montgomery 9li, l059 Tracy Monlgomery 70i, l03g, ll5g Brion Moody l0li Pam Moody Bli Buddy Moore 8Ii Jim Moorhead 8li Morand 8Ii Jim Pifman 809, 82i, l259 Bubba Placido 479, 67i, 72i, l05g, 79 Holly Plambeck 92i, ll39, l3lg Jeff Poe 72i, l09g David Porfer 509, l02i Dean Poules l02i, l26g Carol Powell IOO9, l02i Lane Powell 5li, 939, 999, llzg Kris Prechfer 72i, 789, lll9 David Presley l02i Rufhe Morand 70i, 939, I339 Jack Morris l0li Marilyn Morrison 48i, ll29, ll59 Paffi Morrison Bli, l079 Jan Morse 48i, IO39, ll29, ll5g Wendy Morfon lOli Nancy Moser l009, l0li Debbie Mouchel' 48i, IO39 Lynn Mounf 70i Joe Muller 7li Barbara Mundy 9li, II39, l23g Jalnli Murphy 48i, 939, 959, I039, IIZ9, Q Sue Murphy 92i, l0l9 Bill Murray 489, 92i Bob Murray 7li John Musselman 48i, 47g, 7lg, 9l9, ll7g Ricky Myers 48i, IO99 N Lea Neismifh 82i, I309 Mary Neal Bobby Neff 7li Kurl Neisler 7li Kirk Nelson 7Ii, l059, I269 Ted Nelson 48i, 549, 7lg, 789, II99 Meredifh Newland 82i, IO3g Befly Newion IOIi, l059 Ginger Newlon 48i, I299 Nancy Newfon l0li, IO5g Debbie Nicholas 72i, Mark Nicholson l02i, I29g Karen Nielsen 82i Laurie Nielsen l02i Lisa Nielsen 82i Barf Nikolas Jim Nolling 72i, I339 John Nolfing l02i Larry Nolfing 92i Mary Price l02i Ellis Pruell' 82i, l059 O Alan Ouarferman l02i Keifh Ouarlerman 82i, l259 R Pai Rainey l02i Laura Rainey 72i, IIS9, ll7g Cafhy Ramos 92i, IO89 Ralph Ramos l02i Tom Ramseur 489, 82i Nancy Randall 72i Nancy Randall l02i Mike Rawn 72i, 939 Marcia Rawn 92i John Rayfield Jay Reames 82i, Sherry Reavis 5Ii, lI29, ll5g Sharo Reece 92i Reed Richards Bobby Reeves 479, Sli, 849, I20g Gail Reynolds 92i, II39 Louise Reynolds 82i, I269, I309 Ryan Reynolds 629, 92i Scolf Reynolds 489, 82i Ellen Richard 959 Claudia Richards l02i Elaine Richards l02i Judy Richards 82i Mark Richards 92i Mayfha Richards Befh Richardson 72i, ll59, I339 Kim Somerville 84i James Charles Richardson 479, Sli, ll99, Greg Richey 82i, 939, l33g Christopher Ri99all 82i, I059 David Ritchy 86i, 92i Kemper Roach 689, 92i, i259 Nancy Roach 689, 92i, i259 Polly Robbins l02i Sally Robbins 82i Carol Roberts 72i, ll59 Pam Roberts l02i Tom Roberts 629, 92i Jane Robertson lO2i Jimmy Robertson 82i Joey Robertson Zi, 72i Milli Robinson I02i Judy Robinson 92i, ll3g Julie Robinson 689, 82i l2l 9 Marvin Robinson 479, 5li, 7lg, l209 l2lg Robie Robinson 809, 82i Bob Rodgers l02i Danny Rogers Lisa Romm 92i, l0l9, ll3g Glen Roop Marc Rose Peggy Rose 8li Linda Roseberry 73i Cathy Rosinger Sli, II29, ll5g Janet Ross 73i Nancy Rothschild 92i, IO59, ll3Q Bonnie Rubin lO3i Marilyn Rubin Richard Rubin 73i Joe Rudolph lO3i Geot' Rundlett Angela Rush 899, l03i, llag David Russell Matt Russell 82i, IZ59 Pat Russell 689, 92i, l259 Donna Russey 5li, lO3g, II29, ll59, I2 Shelia Rutledge l03i Ed Ruus 509, l03i S Amy Sacks 92i Muffy Sage l03i Yale Sage 82i, 48g Ann Saladna l03i Sandra Salem 82i, IO39 John Salter 73i, l20g Holli Sample Sli, Illg, l03g Lyn Satterthwaite 73i, IO79 Mary Saunders 82i, l039 Nancy Saunders l03i, ll3Q Royce Savage I209 Eric Schenkel 509, IO3i Brent Schofield 489, 629, 92i Paul Schwartz l259, l269 Francine Schwartz 93i Leslie Scoles 93i, ll39 Andrea Scott 82i, IO39, ll39 Andy Scott 50i, 809, 969 Brad Scott 509, l03i, lO5g Cissy Scott 50i, lllg, II79 Debbie Scott 82i, lllg Jeff Scott 479, 6l9, 72i, l09g Jimmy Scott 509, l03i, lO5g Scotty Scott 82i Mary Ann Scroggins Edward Scruggs 489, 83i Danny Sertich B3i, l299 Shawn Senkbeil 47g, 50i, ll9g Tandy Shakelford l03i Sue Sharp 73i, II29, l23g King Shaw 50i Lawton Shaw 83i Mari Shar lzqg, l33g 39 Fred Sheats 489, 83i Ginger Sheats 50i, Illg, IIS Joe Shepherd lO4i Bob Sherry 50i, lO99 Susie Sherry 83i, l03g Greg Sheryl 83i Maurie Sheilds Sli, lO5g Sally Shupert IO4i Morrie Siegel 5li, 549, lO99 Randie Siegel 83i, l23g Herbie Silver l04i Wendy Silver 93i, ll3g Sam Silverstein 549, l04i Sheryl Silverstein 83i, ll39, Charles Simon IO4i Eloise Simons 73i, ll5Q Harris Simon 52i, 6l9 9 T239 Jon Simonton B3i, 959, IO59, ll7g Shelley Simonton IO4i Christina Simpson 83i, I299, l339 David Simpson 52i David M. Simpson 52i, l339 Margaret Ann Simpson 93i Janice Sims 83i, IO59, l089, ll3g Jodie Sims 32i, 32i, 52i, 979 l039, ll79 Penny Sims 73i, ll29, l!5g Barbara Skaliy 73i, ll5g Maria Skandalakis 52i, l039 ll59 Pete Skandalakis 509, IO4i Bill Skelley 899, IO4i Olga Skorapa 93i, IO59, I3lg, l33g Dean Slaughter 93i, IO29 Neill Slaughter 52i Scott Slaughter 83i LuAnn Slay 73i Gary Sledge 93i David Small 899, 93i, 629 Hank Small 6l9, 72i, 84g, ll9g Brian Smiley 73i, 939 Alan Smith Charley Smith IO4i Dan Smith 939, I339 Dru Smith 83i, 959, ll7g Ellen Smith 93i, l249 Eve Smith 83i, l039, lO5g Gary Smith 73i, Gray Smith 489, Jeffery Smith Karen Smith 83i Kenny Smith 52i, lO5g, ll79 Melissa Smith Leslie Smith 93i Lindy Smith 83i Mary Smith IO4i I339 93i Marilyn Smith 76i, 84i, 959, lolg, ll7g Melinda Smith 84i, l03g Mimi Smith 93i Susan Smith 94i, l3lQ Laura Snellings 73i, l299 Stan Snellings 509, 96i, IO4i, lO5g David Somerville 479, 52i, 84g Robert Sorrell 789, 94i, IOZ9, l059 Beth Spanier 94i Len Spears 94i Nancy Spier Tena Spier Jim Spratt 489, 84i John Squier 479, 73i, 8-ig, avg, ll9g Grechia Stanley 52i, lllg Vicki Stanley 73i, 939 Bryan Stansell 6l9, 74i Sid Stansell 629, 84i Chris Starr 74i Dean Starr 509, IO4i Jimmy Steele 84i Lisa Steele IO4i Robert Steele l04i Edward Stinhauer 52i in Jim Stelten 74i Gina Stem 94i John Stephens 489, 84i Chuck Stern 74i, 969, lO5g, l269 Karen Stern l04i, ll3g Don Stewart 52i, l299 John Stewart 509, 94i Fred Stillwell 74i Julie Stillwell IO4i Lee Stillwell 479, 52i, ll9g, l2lg Sally Stillwell 78i, 84i, 959, ll3Q Don Stinson 489, 94i Manley Stockton 489, 94i Phil Stovall 53i, 9l9, ll9g Ray Stovall 509, IO4i Warren Strickler lO4i Devvie Stultz 84i, lO79, ll39 Kit Stultz IO4i Ellen Stutz 84i Richard Sturm 74i, 9l9, l22i, I269 Nancy Sullivan l04i Shauna Sullivan IO4i Teresa Sullivan 84i Betsy Swift l04i, Il39 Hal Swims 94i T Mike Talley IO99, ll7g Carol Tanner 53i Dianne Tanner 84i, ll3g Susan Taner IO4i Brenda Taylor 94i James 53i, l059 Jeff Taylor 94i, IO59 Kitty Taylor 94i, l3lg Geoff Teague l339 Sue Templeman 94i David Tenebaum 74i, l209 Elena Tenebaum l04i Elisa Tenenbaum Luanne Thomas B4i, lI39, l299 Melinda Thomas 53i, ll7g Trip Thomas lO4i Ray Thomason 84i, l259 Bill Thompson 53i Billy Thompson 53i, 479, ll9g Bob Thompson 84i, IO59, l269 Dickie Thompson IO4i Jim Thompson 479, 53i, 7l9, IZO9 Robbie Thompson 74i, lO9g, l20g Susan Thompson 74i, I299 Wesley Thompson 509, l04i Christy Thran IO39, 84i, ll79, l309 Steve Thurman 489, 84i Ronald Rillis 53i Carl Tippin 74i Charlie Tolleson Kim Tolleson 94i, ll3g Steve Tolleson 84i, 489 Teasely Tolleson lO4i Paula Tracy 94i Teddy Tracy 74i, l239 Gayle Trammell 74i, lllg, l3O9 Greg Tucker 84i Gwen Tucker l04i Hallie Tucker 94i, l099, Julie Turk IO4i Susan Turk 84i, l03g Kathy Turner 84i Nonie Turrentine 94i Barbara Tyler 689, 84i, l25g Scott Tyson 549, l04i Bridget Tyson 94i U Dale Undercofler Mel Upshwaw 549, l04i, lO5g V Rhandy Valdes 94i Trina Van de Wetering 53i, 939 Stetan Van Sant Jimmy Vann 489, 94i Nathan Vestal 84i Pam Vogt 53i, ll59 Chris Voith 549, 84i, 9lg Jerry Voith 54i, 6l9, ll9g W Ellen Wager l04i, lO5g Kathy Wager 689, 84i, 959 Randy Waggoner Melanie Walker l04i, ll39 Chuck Wallace 94i, Sharon Walsh 84i, lllg Bill Wansker 509, l04i Jan Wansker 54i, l039 Scott Ward 94i Steve Ward Randy Ward 94i Lee Washburn 84i Earl Wasserman 74i Amy Watson IO4i Alan Watts 74i, l259 Barbara Watts 899, IOO9, l04i, IO59, Linda Watts 74i, 789, 9l9, 979, lllg, II79 Ann Weathers 54i, 999, lllg, ll9g Bill Weathers 84i, 89g Joe Weatherby l209 Kells Weatherby 74i, l209 Claudia Weaver 74i, ll5g Linda Weaver 85i, ll3Q Paul Weibel 85i, i339 Jim Weiland 74i, ll9g Harold Weissan 85i Eddie Welborn 54i, 549, 7l9, 839, 9l9, ll9g, l2lg Walter Welborn Julie Wells 94i, l259 Linda Well-s l3lQ, 95i Torn Wells 74i, Ralph Wells 54i, l259, l269 Donita Welsch lO4i Kim Wenner lO4i Bob West 74i Jenny West 67i, 74i Jim West 509, l05i Tommy West 489, 95i Viki West 29q, 54i, ll5Q William West 489, 85i Dick Westnedge 479, 54i, l2O9 Andy Weston 85i, IZ69 John Whinery 95i, Cathy Whitaker Rocky Whitaker 85i Kathy White 85i, lO79, ll3g Lynette White 74i Lynne White 95i, ll39 Ty White 54i, 899, 939, 959, l2lg, IZ69 Jett Whitehead 74i Hal Whiteman 74i, l26g Ralph Whitten 95i Peggy Whiting 74i, IZ99 Peggy Whitlow 54i, lllg, ll7g, l2O9 Robin Whitney 74i, lllg, ll5g, Barbara Whittier 85i, l249 ,I339 Cathy Whittier 55i, 939, IZ99 David Whittier l05i Jane Wickham l05i Kirk Wight l05i, Spence Wight 95i Caryl Wildstein 95i Jett Wiley 55i, 6l9, 849 Lisa Wiley 95i, Il3q Page Wiley 95i, ll39 Lee Wilkie 95i, 48g Britt Williams 7l9, 95i Debbie Williams 95i, ll39 Holly Williams l05i Joe Williams 479, 55i Ralph Williams l05i John Willingham Dennis Wills 85i Jim Wilkerson 549, 76i, 839, 85i, lO5g Dave Wilds 85i, Hank Wilson 85i Julia Wilson 74i, 9l9 Lee Wilson 74i, 9l9, lO39, ll59 Sue Wilson 55i, II29, llsg Ricky Wilson 489, 629, 85i Wayne Wilson 479, 55i, 6lg, II99 Johnny Withers 489, 95i Jenny Withorn 95i, l259 Tom Withorn 47g, 55i, l209, l2l9 Mary Woodson lO0g, l05i Dorothy Woodruff 85i Sherrill Woodruff 85i, l03g Quinn Woodward 85i Diana Woolard 689, 74i, ll59, ll7g Sylvia Woolard 95i, 959, lO89 Buddy Workman Eddie Workman 85i Worrell 85i, l269 Jody Worrell l05i Alice Wright 899, 95i, 959, lOlQ, ll39 Br ant Wright 28i, 55i, 6l9, 899, 969, 959, t7g, ll7g, ll9g, izig Grace Wright 74i, 999, lllg, II29, ll59 Jan Wright 56i, lllg Y John Yaksh 479, 7l9, 74i, 839, ll9g Chris Yannopoulos l299 Richard Yancey 489, 85i Kay Yantis 74i, l299 Sue Yantis 95i Linda Yarbrough 85i, l249 Ann Yochem 56i, IO3g, ll7g Barry Young 85i Z John Zellars S6i Jay Zipperman 95i l37,, ll Arm hong Walk While Maddo Cgcles America reioices over being firsf fo walk on 'lhe moon, while af home we were saddened by fhe collapse of fhe Kennedy dynasfy following Ted's accidenf af Chappaquiddick. Neil Armsfrong Securely walks on fhe moon wifh fhe supporf of fhe world and claims his firsf sfeps are a gianf leap foward world unify, buf, somehow, fhe secessions of fhe Biafras and fhe Viefnams confra- dicf fhis opfimisfic affempf. By spending billions of dollars, man reaches fhe unfouched oufer-space buf cannof seem fo reach fhe corrupfion which confronfs him every day. A smear breaks fhe day before fhe mayoral elecfion. Massell is charged wifh graff. buf fhe rumors do nof impede his vicfory. The elecfion of a Jewish mayor evidences fhe receding efhnic biases in Aflanfa, buf reflecfing nafional preiudices. Clemenf l-laynesworfh's nominafion for fhe Su- preme Courf is reiecfed because he is a Soufh- erner. Local pollufion begins fo mafch fhaf of fhe major cifies. Congress calls nafional affenfion fo environmenfal confrol. Everyone fhinks if is a shame fhaf fhe public pufs enough wasfes in rivers. sfreams and lakes fo kill fiffeen million fish in one year. Women are franfically eychanging fheir dief colas which confain harmful cyclamafes for carfons of cigareffes which confain nicofine fars. Docfors fell us you can gel' cancer from smoking, hunger from nof smoking. and hearf disease from overeafing. The marriage of Tiny Tim and Miss Vickie rafes as fhe wedding of fhe year as millions view fhe sinqer's firsf kiss. Alfhough Tiny didn'f make an Aaflanfa concerf appearance, l50,000 young people fook fwo days from fheir summer roufines fo ex- perience fwenfy-five rock groups af fhe pop fes- fival. ViceAPresidenf 'Spiro Agnew leads fhe silenf speaking ouf againsf nafional TV, he can'f maiorify by courageously fhe news media: buf on drive his golf ball sfraighf, as proven by fhe knof on Doug Sanders' head. Governor Maddox leads Georgia forward as he rides his bicycle backwards for fhe fhousands affending rhe Peach Bowl, ..52'f'3if4l'l' ..f'?i.f4'ui lU'ffa 4 .:i 'lI?'3LiX, , - H' i 'i F , ifr'Q all Z' if' R , 'N M , A ' Q., ' we - 4' M- A 1 - we 1 ,, L in - ' 42,1 ff Q 1 4 K ' 3 wir 3.-3 Lljvfi if i 41? 541 f Wliii , 15, K A V , 5 Q 111517 nfl, 1 i 7 1 1 4.. .wf-wV,:W,.:'lv.r ef Irfifal W- ei'.ii'i l'J-'I : 'zz ? W? 1, 62 a ' , ,H We . , fi-M. f , . . , . ,,., ,, K, December I. 57-43A 0 . I I W l M 'e Teacher Exec Sees e n 4' - Four Athletici mmm 6, t Aeceptance of Shafthce School Changesfs 3 Wm DQCUMIW- 1 ' ' v r x hwy c,z , .. , ,, N ,A fi'3f,tfnn,Pgf?fj i-ff bhulllc ol lcz14:ln:l's Delayed lo xlHl'lZl l 5 QW ,VVV jf 5fWfd ' RusseHCen See L1!tlcHop4 ,. ,, 'mmm Of Halfing Schoo!Trends 7767 5 k W 'l,Mf'f,f,,f ,,,,,, ,,.JV'- ,Q4f7'?,Ff,A,.?9f!!1!L9fL,, f Slate ls Told to Cut Of f Funds e fi QRising To Force School Integration On T6qCh6r L ff n.ne fe Switch r 4 5fm,+5c:f,--rf Kuhn. 'A ' x Jwperkeiects March 5 'f fgfgffmsins Outline f w- ' H- -' n41,' -' fn fr M 'n,, .eee 'Qi 'W we M s.:Q-W Tmvlwrs Ifmrl In Lottery Will: Despair, Joy .r:.1.-jv e , ' , . nn, ,n,n ,.g,j V , iH,,f:i: 'k .51 .ELL 'za ,I 2,3 V, Q V sch 'Turning , . ' ' M e samloemm 1. 1, 'wc-by A ' n n 1 F '5'e'N 5'Y' 'J Ji, 4 44 ,553 'film Cfm,f,gfe.Q, V Letson May Renege' A ,3 2 A -14 , ,W 4059141-FfY,g Lottery st3l'fS i OnTeaCherShif1S 2' pu- f A H?M5 Teacher Shifts ' , 'f W ik ' ' R Y 0 4--eww A 7 'L L- , A Ak RAMHFR? ,irfi,..:m1b. -. ,. J, , I 1 in , ,X Y . If e-325: I e nn N + Teachers' DenY if QQ ff Ike' M22 .. -'11 ll'a 7'f'ur'lu'r 0 ' - v1.Ilfl!'f VDll.Y 'Rqqgfg' Label ofhefnaxac canes Torn Lane Atlanta by school H595 4 WLT-ll4V-4 We 1 MW--W 4 A 'ihl 'lllunlu 11'lIf'hl'l'8 w,,,,w som ms mums scuooL mu e. 'ff-1 -Dlfan ovsnurrlun zones I cons ,',, - . A ' ' nm ' , - 1 f 1 KJ . i e n 4 Q? , n H lf'w1sff1+1- I I-own e e enne .WP . H umm: ---f'--fwL--- '-f-K M- H-WW-'-- H'M'1M Wn 5 W . , W .N., -,,-M....,,fT,,,,,,,w C.. l40n OCTOBER 17, 1969 TIME, suv: Of' Qepfember I 4 E? .W X. A . fv- x-as ATLANTA STUDENTS DEMONSTRATING AFTER MADDOX SPEECH Open encouragelrnenf To defiance. TIME, FEBRUARY 2, 1970 bers, lasT numbers, lucky numbers, ill-Ta+ed greT ThaT numbers are beginning To gov- ern our lives. In order To legally play The number games, you have To Travel 2000 miles To Nevada or else be a male ciTizen OT The UniTed STaTes, be nineTeen years or older, and be in your year oT eligibiliTy. On December l, l969, The sagacious men and women who govern us reverTed To The childhood games oT drawing sTraws. The goodie bag conTained 366 birThdays, and The order in which The numbers were Tished deTermined which lucky number owner would win Uncle Sam's Two year plan ThaT includes a Twelve monTh Tour oT beauTiTul downTown Saigon. SepTember TourTeenTh sTole TirsT place and TorTunaTely Tor Bob l-lope, he was over-The-hill. Similarly, CapiTol l-lill reTained The naTion's aTTenTion ThroughouT The Tall. Nixon's policy on VieTnam remains as conTroversial as in The pasT. NoT only in ATlanTa, buT ThroughouT Amer- ica, Thousands wearing black armbands seT aside OcTober TiTTeenTh and November Thir- TeenTh To proTesT peaceTully Nixon's sTand and To mourn Those who died in The de-esca- laTed war. BuT a naTional loTTery game was noT enough. The number bomb hiT locally. ATTer The Su- preme CourT's ruling based on equal inTegraTion, The FiTTh CircuiT CourT oT Appeals moved To enTorce a raTio inTegraTion plan. Dr. I.eTson and his band oT merry men decided To play The number game, also. This Time women were eligible, buT anyone over 65 or wiTh TwenTy- one years oT experience was counTed ouT. The limiTed Tield oT Ten numbers did noT impede a vicTory, buT in Tive shorT minuTes, The Tun and games were over. Maddox encouraged leTTing The air ouT OT school bus Tires in deTiance oT The courT-order, buT sTudenTs Through- ouT The ciTy chose To proTesT by marching. OTher sTudenTs argued and proTesTed ThaT youTh were in Tavor oT 57-43 raTio enTorcemenT and Th aT The bigoTed esTabIishmen+ was The ob- iecTor. Regardless oT who obiecTs, iT is agreed upon by everyone ThaT The primary obiec- Tion is To The procedure OT selecTion. Teachers deny ThaT They are all equally capable and resenT being shuTTled as capsules. ThroughouT The year and across The counTry, ciTizens re- senT losing Their personal idenTiTies by becoming a losT number. BuT our deepesT losses were oT Mr. Lucius Fears Trom our TaculTy and Kirk WighT oT our sTudenT body. Mourning Their deaThs broughT TorTh senTimenTs oT grieT which we seldom display in our pseudo-sophisTicaTed socieTy. l4l4z Numbers, numbers, numbers. FirsT num- numbers. Regardless oT which one, we re- ighiing To Save The Earih From Man In the last year ot his lite, Bertrand Russell said, Three Passions, simple rut overwhelmingly strong, have governed my lite: the longing tor love, he search tor knowledge, and unbearable pity tor the suttering ot man- ind . . . love and knowledge, so tar as they were possible, led upward oward the heavens. But always pity brought me back to earth. Echoes it cries ot pain reverberate in my heart. Children in tamine, victims ortured by oppressors, helpless old people a hated burden to their son, nd the whole world ot loneliness, poverty and pain make a mockery it what human lite should be. I long to alleviate the evil, but l cannot, o l too Sutter. As seniors, we are ready to become a real part ot this world ot con- usion and contlict. It is up to us and not our teachers or counselors or Barents to decide where we will take our place. We can become an pathetic individuoal or a part ot the silent majority. We can be a pro- estor against anyone or anything because the in-thing is to dissent. iut while doing your own thing, remember that the real challenge is o otter our generation and the next, a better way ot lite. So how are 'ou going to tight to save the earth trom man? 4 M 4 , , ,cv f AL, :Q 1 , ? 4 .KM , 1. , J? K 3' 4, ,z qw - 1 11, - Q - -W . 1 5 f U, If . iff.: ,J : ' J I . sz,- gn W 1 if i lf Aggl .. Q: J if ' ,,.. , 5 nr 'L rU f +4