Westwood Schools - Wildcat Yearbook (Camilla, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1973 volume:

1973 WESTWOOD SCHOOLS CAMILLA, GEORGIA TABLE OF CONTENTS Prologue............................................3 Board of Trustees...................................6 Administration and Faculty..........................7 Seniors ...........................................14 Juniors............................................21 Sophomores.........................................24 Freshmen...........................................27 Junior High .......................................30 Elementary.........................................36 Organizations .....................................51 Athletics .........................................69 In Retrospect......................................87 It takes many people to create an annual, not just one person. The 1973 WILDCAT is for those people who have helped to make this book possible. Lcyu1SU Editor in Chief 1973 WILDCAT 3 Heatuto AAA dfoola 1973 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Elmore M. Floyd James Lee Adams, Jr. B. Thomas Burson A. A. McNeill Clyde Shiver Eugene Williams Harry Holton President Claude F. Perry B. W. Hughes C. M. Stripling Calvin Baggs, Jr. A. T. Rigsby, Jr. Dan Palmer, Jr. Frank S. Twitty, Jr. John B. Johnson 6 If you can keep your head when all about you Are losing theirs and blaming it on you, If you can trust yourself when all men doubt you, But make allowance for their doubting too, Or being hated, don’t give way to hating, And yet don't look too good, nor talk too wise: 7 Dallas E. Sandifar Headmaster Rebecca Cribb Secretary Eloise Hancock Assistant Secretary Charlotte Brewer Assistant Secretary ADMINISTRATION 8 Jane Adams University of Georgia Albany Jr. College Valdosta State College Typing General Business Cheerleaders Hans Bertschi Planters College, Indonesia Ga. Southwestern College Spanish French French Club Spanish Club Lynn Cambell University of Ga. Second Grade Roberta Cooper Berry College Butler University English Drama Club Martha Cox University of Ga. Fifth Grade Edna Davis Valdosta State College Ga. State College Baptist Theological Seminary First Grade 9 Cynthia Fussell La Grange College Third Grade Jeff Gravelle Indiana State University Science P. E. Jr. Varsity Basketball Girls Basketball Patricia Etheridge East Carolina University George Mason University Third Grade Laura Jane Gray ValdostaState College First Grade Fie Kearsley University of Connecticut Florida State University Chemistry Freshman Science Club Softball Can’t wait can ya! 10 Patricia McNair University of Georgia History Sociology Government Seniors Student Government David Nelson Indiana State University Social Studies English Boy’s Basketball Lettermen’s Club “Look what the Easter Bunny left me!” June Mosely South Georgia Jr. College University of Georgia Kindergarten Jacqueline Nelson Indiana State University Fifth Grade Now, what can I steal! Margaret O’Connor University of Georgia English Seventh Grade Sponsor 11 k ' Thomas O’Connor University of Georgia University of Maine University of Vermont Guidance Counselor Social Studies Mary Beth Palmer Georgia Southwestern Fourth Grade Mary Sue Sandifar Purdue University Ball State University St. Francis University Librarian, English Courier, Yearbook Staff Nancy Shalmy University of Arkansas Geometry, Algebra, Trigonometry Tri-Hi-Y, Student Government Laura Vann University of Georgia Sixth Grade, Science Eleventh Grade Wille Belle Watson Valdosta State College Mathematics Eighth Grade 12 If you can wait and not be tired by waiting. Or being lied about, don't deal in lies If you can dream—and not make dreams your master; If you can think and not make thoughts your aim; Chip Ava 14 ii . ■ J 'd A «T' • - SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Mascots of 1973 Rhonda Sharp Louis Braxton President-Chip Harper Vice-President-Royden Hunnewell Treasurer-Ava Griner Secretary-Tim Davis Sponsor-Mrs. McNair 15 REGGIE CLEVE BOSTICK “Cucumber No. 2” FAVORITE SAYING: “Um... don’t say nothing.” PET PEEVE: Saturday nite ballgames. ACTIVITIES: Interact 11; Annual Staff 11; 4-H Club 11; Drama Club 12; Let- termans’ Club 12 (President); Student Government 12; Jr. Class Vice-President 11; Basketball 11 12 (Co-Captain) All Tournament Christmas Team 12; Most- improved player 11, Intramural Champions 11, Baksetball letter 11 12, Field Goal Award 12, Most Valuable Player 12; Football Statisticion 12; Baseball - Most Improved Player 12, Boy’s Sportsmanship Award 12, Activities Award. TIMOTHY OTT DAVIS “Tim” FAVORITE SAYING: Whooo?” “Don’t say nothin’.” PET PEEVE: Datsun trucks with rusty doors. ACTIVITIES: Annual Staff 11; Summer Scholarship Student 11; SQUALL Staff 11 (Feature Editor); French Club 11; Hall Moniter 12; Student Government 12 (Vice- President); Senior Class Secretary 12; Drama Club 12 (Program Chairman); Cast of District-State one -act play winner, THE SANDBOX 12; English and Literature Award. DIANE GILDA COLLINS “Half-Pint” FAVORITE SAYING: “I didn’t realize it was March until it was the 23rd!” PET PEEVE: Graduating in an unfinished gym. Not having a car to drive. ACTIVITIES: 4-H 11 (Reporter); Basketball 11 (letter); Hall Monitor 12; Student Government 12; Drama Club 12 (Vice-President); Library Assistant 12; Honor Roll 12; General Excellence Award. 16 JOE KIMBALL DUNAGAN “Joe” FAVORITE SAYING: “To be or not to be, that’s no question!” PET PEEVE: Undependable people. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 12; Newspaper Staff 12; (Editor) Student Government 12; Hall Monitor 12; Citizen- ship Award; Quill and Scroll;Best Speaker Award. AVA KATHRYN GRINER “Twinkle Toes” FAVORITE SAYING: “As you slide down the pie of life, may the splinters of life never point your way.” PET PEEVE; Spiders and Egors, Doors falling open. ACTIVITIES: French Club 11; Annual Staff 11 and 12; (Editor-in-Chief); Squall Staff 11 (Editor); Student Government 12; Library Assistant 12; Senior Class Treasurer 12; Drama Club 12; Tennis 12 (Most Valuable Player Award); Cast of District-State winner one-act play The Sandbox 12; Greatest Achievement 12; Quill and Scroll; Headmaster’s List; Math and Science Award; Valedictorian. ALTON FRANCIS HARPER, JR. “Chip” FAVORITE SAYING: “Did I ever tell ya’ ’bout the time I went to New Orleans.” PET PEEVE: Chemistry, broken guitar strings and Gargoyles. ACTIVITIES: Annual Staff 11; Squall Staff 11 (Art Editor); Class favorite 11; Baseball 11 (letter) and 12; Drama Club 12 (President); Student Government 12; Lettermans’ Club 12 (Treasurer); Vice- President Senior Class 12; Hall Monitor 12; Cast of District-State winner one-act play The Sandbox 12. 17 ROYDEN CHARLES WILLIAM HUN- NEWELL Honey” FAVORITE SAYING: Keep off da toes.” PET PEEVE: Basketball games on weekends. ACTIVITIES: Student Government 11 and 12; Annual Staff 11; Baseball 11 and 12 (letters); Drama Club 12; Lettermens’ Club 12 (Secretary); Basketball Manager 12; Senior Class President 12; Cast of District- State winner one-act plav The Sandbox 12. MARGARET ANN KELLY “Andrew” FAVORITE SAYING: “Hey that sounds like the Allman Brothers!!!” PET PEEVE: Frogs, chemistry, doors falling open. ACTIVITIES: French Club 11 (President; Squall Staff ll(Sports Editor); Annual Staff 11 and 12 (Elementary Editor); Student Government 11 and 12 (President); Cheerleader 11 and 12 (Cap- tain, Letter, and Most Outstanding Cheerleader 1973); Drama Club 12- Cast of District-State winner one-act play The Sandbox 12. JOSEPH EDWIN LUKE “Joe” FAVORITE SAYING: “Did you laugh?” PET PEEVE: Board Members! ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 12. 18 STEVEN RAY POPE “Bam-Bam Cucumber No. 1” FAVORITE SAYING: ? PET PEEVE: Short Hair, No Blue Jeans, Scum. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 12; Let- termen’s Club 12 (Vice-President); President of the Junior Class; Baseball 11 12 (Letters); Basketball 11 12 (Letters); All Tournament Christmas Team 11, Free Throw Award Basketball 12, All Tour- nament Team 12, Batting Award Baseball 12, Most Valuable Player Award Baseball 12. WAYMON RODNEY SHARP “Cricket” FAVORITE SAYING: “For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes on Him should not perish, but have everlasting life. John 3:16” PET PEEVE: A line of cars stopped for a stop sign and a 1963 blue Ford not stopping and hitting me. ACTIVITIES: Drama Club 12; Library Assistant 12; Annual Staff 12 (Business Editor); Newspaper 12 (Senior Class Reporter). 19 20 President-Babs Goldner Secretary-Ruth Collins Treasurer-Carmen Warren Class Favorites Babs Goldner, Ricky Shiver Teena A. Brooks Melanie Cain Mrs. Vann, Larkie Williford, Babs Goldner. In tree-Carmen Warren, Ruth Collins. Jon A. Brim Ruth Collins 21 Eugenia M. Douglas Babs Goldner Jeanie M. Floyd | Pamela J. Kelly Nell E. Lane Norma Smith Janice Eaton Marcus Eidson Charlotte E. Taylor Richard D. Shiver R. Carmen Warren 22 Why does every one look so bored? Larkie Williford Why the Big Grin, Ricky? Study Hard, Girls! Now What Kind of Test are We Going to Have? Top to bottom: Fran Cleveland, Phyllis Solomon, Becky Williams, Tim Maxwell. s o p H O M O R E S Class Favorites Bill Bullard, Fran Cleveland President-Phyllis Solomon Vice-President-Fran Cleveland Secretary-Becky Williams Treasurer-Tim Maxwell Mrs. Cooper, Sponsor Eddie J. Akridge Beth D. Brewer Terry A. Blewett 24 Troy T. Davis Kitty M. Dunn Rodney J. Hunnewell Sarah E. Palmer Stevey J. McKenzie Donna L. Phelps David Earnest Tim I. Maxwell Lauchlin M. Rozier Dana M. Davis Vic A. Greene Kevin T. Morey Phyllis Solomon 25 Frank H. Veale Lauta Walker r Rebbecca A. Williams J. D. Woody Lucretia A. Watson Lynn Watson Isn’t this exciting!!??? We’re always good!!! Caught in the act, huh????????? 26 FRESHMEN ■ Front row: Miss Fie Kearsley, Joey Palmer, Susan Shiver. Second row: Donna Hays, Jenny Butler. Class Favorites President-Donna Hays Donna Hays- Keith Ho,ton Vice-President-Joey Palmer Secretary-Susan Shiver Treasurer-Jenny Butler Dennis Bostick Jenny Butler William L. Colvin Sherry L. Cross 27 Bobby J. Davis I H P Randy L. 1 Hayes Johnny E. McKenzie Joey H. Palmer Donna K. Hays Susan E. Norris Kay D. Palmer Bobby Giddens Keith R. Holton Lynda A. Ott Mike B. Palmer George D. Hall Jeff Palmer Miriam E. Price 28 Lisa N. Sangster Donald E. Watson Marvin J. Williams Look at the fresh and lively Freshmen! 29 The Thinker Stacy Brooks, Suzanne Kelly, Louis Feingold, Mrs. Watson, Patti Palmer. President - Louis Feingold Vice-President - Patti Palmer Secretary-Treasurer - Stacy Brooks Class Favorites Patti Palmer, Butch Watson EIGHTH Joe Akridge Johnnie Brooks Stacy Brooks Barbara Brown Becky Clark Jerry Davis Jack Eubanks Louis Feingold Kim Grant 30 Stanley Green Don Gray Barbie Hall Penny Hammock Krista Harden Susan Palmer Ginny Penn Tommy Sailers Stanley Smith Robyn Smithwick 31 A1 Price Lisa Rigsby Renea Singleton Jimmy Stewart Anthony Veale We helped at the Junior-Senior! 32 Dicksy Campbell, Carol Dunagan, Lester Mixon, Mrs. O’Connor, Jimmy Stewart, Susan Dunn, Suzanne Crow. President - Lester Mixon Vice-President - Susan Dunn Secretary - Carol Dunagan Treasurer - Suzanne Crow Class Favorites A1 Price, Renea Singleton SEVENTH Susan Akridge Charlotte Baggs Lydia Bostick Jane Burson Carrol Butler Harrol Butler Dicksy Campbell Ben Cleveland Marla Cooper Nita Crook 33 Gina Davis Carol Dunagan Susan Dunn Rex Jones Frank Lamb David Maxwell Tracy McGahee Webster Hughes Darlene McKenzie Lester Mixon Martha Palmer Sandra Palmer Janet Phelps 34 Janie Spence Leah Twitty Butch Watson Kenneth Williams Tell ’em about it, Susan! Duh -h -h Look at this!! We’re really working! 35 Freddie Bostick Luci Feingold Nancy Hayes Martha Jane Bullard Doug Collins Billy Davis Robert Dunn Chris Edwards Lee Hall £ Flip R. Harper Lynn Hays Janice Hillard Lisa Jones 36 Terry Maples Michelle McGahee Sarah Mitchell Alan Moree Carol Muggridge Millie Palmer Susan Rozier Krista Shirah Janet Shiver Academic Banquet Winners Tate Williams Look at our door! Rodney Shiver 37 Robert Akridge Brad Brinkley David Edwards Jim Hilliard Susan Edwards Keith Hatcher Lynn Feingold Jimmy Lee 38 Tracy Rigsby Alan Shiver Fran Parker 39 Linda Davis Jim Dixon Buck Eidson Ellen Elkins Eric Hall Laura Hall Duane Harris Earl Ford Duane Hayes Sherri Hays Robbie Hunt Beth Johnson 40 41 Ginger Butler Kathy Cochran Joanie Crook Luci Crow i V Robert Doss Heidi Dunn Deidra Eidson Beverly Harris Tammy Hatcher Zo Edwards Jamie Johnson Tammy Johnson Tamara Jones 42 Todd Madding Billy Sullivan Marty Weathersby Deidra Martin Carol McGahee Ronald Shiver Carl Smith Chester Tatum Jamie Sullivan Carla Williams Felicia Wilson Chip Smithwick Charlotte Turley Keith Woody 43 Cullis Autry Doug Baxley Clayton Bullard Ricky Bullard Shane Bullard Nelson Burnett Tod Chapman Dawn Cochran David Cooper Kelly Dorsey Alan Eidson Steve Collins 44 Angela Johnson Carl Miller Aubrey Moree Dave Phelps Len Sangster Hort Williams Debbie Tatum Tony Smith Kim Sangster Eva Twitty 45 Ragean Bass Gina Brewer Lois Barrett Sherry Adams Andrea Brooks n Sandy Brown Diane Bush Sharon Caroll Guyton Cochran Terry Cochran Jodi Good Brendon Hannon I 'ml Tony Davis Betty Eidson Judson Hall First grade at work. 46 Debbie Harell Michelle Harris Jeffery Hughes Rhonda Hutto Jean Lamb Jim Maddox Alicia Kelly Mill McNair Michelle Martin Danyelle Jones Ted Palmer Kim Perry John Shiver Shawn Sharp 47 Kathy Brock Hal Cochran Louis Braxton Deanne Doss Kelly Elkins John Frey Tracy Griffin 48 Vicki McKenzie Jenny Palmer Edwin Pollock Final Kindergarten Program Rhonda Sharp 49 What do you want? Cheese! Hey Ellen, it’s your turn. Paul B. strikes again. Here we all are. Aren’t we sweet! King and Queen Contest 50 If you can bear to hear the truth you’ve spoken Twisted by knaves to make a trap for fools, Or watch the things you gave your life to, broken. And stoop and build’em up with worn-out tools: 51 LETTERMEN’S CLUB 1. Bill Bullard 7. 2. Chip Harper 8. 3. Steve Pope 9. 4. Jon Brim 10. 5. Reggie Bostick 11. 6. Bobby Giddens 12. Royden Hunnewell Ricky Shiver Vic Greene Frank Veale III. Mr. Nelson, Sponsor Bobby Davis President - Reggie Bostick Vice-President - Steve Pope Treasurer - Chip Harper Secretary - Royden Hunnewell Lettermen’s Club Lettermen’s Club is formed in an endeavor to maintain and develop a high standard of citizenship and school morale, to promote ac- tivities beneficial to the school, to strive to hold in high esteem the honors bestowed upon its members, to uphold all sports and the athletic programs sponsored by the school, and to help maintain and promote school spirit. 52 SCIENCE CLUB 1. Joey Palmer 2. Marvin Williams 3. Troy Davis 4. Kevin Morey 5. Vic Greene 6. Tim Maxwell 7. Miss Kearsly, Sponsor 8. Teena Brooks 9. George Hall 10. Pam Jones Science Club The area of science is one that should be appreciated by both laymen as well as scientists. It is the hope of the Science Club to participate in scientific events, such as science fairs, to further their appreciation of the subject and to increase their knowledge, as well as that of others, in this extremely significant and challenging field. President - Pam Jones Secretary-Treasurer - Teena Brooks Sponsor - Miss Kearsly 53 DRAMA CLUB 1. Royden Hunnewell 2. Steven Pope 3. Chip Harper 4. Ann Kelly 5. Reggie Bostick 6. Diane Collins 7. Rodney Sharp 8. Tim Davis 9. Ava Griner 10. Carol Dunagan 11. Nancy Kelly 12. Martha Ann Palmer 13. Lori Hilliard 14. Marla Cooper 15. Sherry Cross 16. Charlotte Baggs 17. Krista Shirah 18. Patty Palmer 19. Susan Dunn 20. Becky Clark 21. Mrs. Cooper - Sponsor 22. Susan Shiver 23. Susan Norris 24. Kathy Davis 25. Lynda Ott 26. Fran Cleveland 27. Jenny Butler 28. Carmen Warren 29. Kitty Dunn 30. Robin Smithwick 31. Leah Twitty 32. George Ann Mitchell 33. Stacy Brooks 34. Jeanie Floyd 35. Lauta Walker President - Chip Harper Vice President - Diane Collins Treasurer - Tim Davis Secretary - Kitty Dunn Sponsor - Mrs. Cooper 54 The Harlequin Playmakers is Westwood’s drama club newly organized this year. The primary aim of the club is not to produce professional actors and actresses but to stimulate creative abilities and to develop inner resources that lead to an enriched life which is so necessary in our world of cold science and hard fact. In belonging to a group that works toward a creative goal, students develop qualities that promote maturity: teamwork, co-operation, and dependability. Personal growth is assured as students gain confidence and poise from frequent participation. Improved body co-ordination and vocal flexibility that young people need for everyday com- munication also result from active participation in the Playmakers. We think that our projects this year have been worthwhile and satisfying activities. Our first production was the comedy farce, “The Shoemaker’s Wife’’, with Reggie Bostick, Chip Harper, and Kitty Dunn. Our Christmas play, “The Shoemaker’s Guest”, included a chorus plus a large cast centered on the shoemaker, Tim Davis. “The Sand- box”, a drama by Edward Albee, was our spring production, with the following seniors in the cast: Chip Harper, Ann Kelly, Royden Hunnewell, Ava Griner, and Tim Davis. This play won two trophies for the school placing first in District and second in state competition. Many of our Playmakers profited from an improvisational workshop taught by Chuck Doolittle, director of Albany Little Theater. Members also gained deeper insight into people by studying characterization in numerous plays presented by the Albany Little Theater group. To conclude our year on a high note, we had a very successful talent show. 55 TRI-HI-Y President - Eugenia Douglas Vice President - Libby Rozier Secretary - Lauta Walker Treasurer - Joanie Smithwick Community Chairman - Babs Goldner School Project Chairman - Jeanie Floyd Publicity Chairman - Ruth Collins Chaplain - Charlotte Taylor Sponsor - Mrs. Shalmy 1. Lucretia Watson 2. Ruth Collins 3. Pam Kelly 4. Babs Goldner 5. Teena Brooks 6. Joanie Smithwick 7. Fran Cleveland 8. Terri Blewett 9. Mrs. Shalmy 10. Nell Lane 11. Lauta Walker 12. Libby Rozier 13. Larkie Williford 14. Eugenia Douglas 15. Sarah Palmer 16. Carmen Warren 17. Melanie Cain 18. Kitty Dunn 56 The Westwood Phi-Beta Tri-Hi-Y is a service organization for young ladies and is affiliated with the state YMCA of Georgia and YMCA International. The Tri-Hi-Y purpose is “To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character.” The members of Phi-Beta Tri-Hi-Y have been ex- ceptional in their willingness to serve not only Westwood but also Camilla. For these acts of service this young club has received the honor of being named “Out- standing Tri-Hi-Y” of the Southwest District both years of its two-year existence. 57 STUDENT GOVERNMENT President - Ann Kelly Vice President - Tim Davis Secretary - Pam Kelly Treasurer - Marty Hilliard Sponsor - Mrs. McNair 1. Tim Davis 12. Pam Kelly 2. Phyllis Solomon 13. Chip Harper 3. Joe Akridge 14. Diane Collins 4. Lester Mixon 15. Jon Brim 5. Louis Feingold 16. Ann Kelly 6. Marty Hillard 17. Libby Rozier 7. Krista Harden 18. Bill Bullard 8. Lauta Walker 19. Eugenia Douglas 9. Jenny Butler 20. Reggie Bostick 10. Donna Hays 21. Royden Hunnewell 11. Pam Jones 22. Kieth Holton 23. Mrs. McNair, Sponsor 58 SK; President - Ann Kelly Vice President - Tim Davis Secretary - Pam Kelly Treasurer - Marty Hilliard Student Government Student Government is the organization through which the students may help make laws for the school. Its purpose is to help student-administ- ration communication, and to help with the student problems. It is the voice for the students in the school. 59 Editor - Joe Dunagan Assistant Editor - Nell Lane Business Manager - William Veale Elementary Editor - Vic Greene Club Editor - Kathy Davis Sports Editor - Frank Veale III Sponsor - Mrs. Sandifar 60 LANGUAGE CLUB Language Club The purpose of the language club is to further the understanding of the countries whose languages we learn, through field trips, films, informative talks by native speakers, and other activities. President-Troy Davis Vice-President-Kay Palmei Secretary-Dana Davis Treasurer-Susan Shiver 1. Cathy Cross 2. Terri Blewett 3. Jane Burson 4. Phyllis Solomon 5. Miriam Price 6. Norma Smith 7. Lisa Sangster 8. Martha Lee 9. Donna Hays 10. Babs Goldner 11. Dana Davis 12. Jon Brim 13. Susan Shiver 14. Mr. Bertschi, Sponser 15. Nell Lane 16. Jerry Davis 17. David Ernest 18. Troy Davis 19. Stanley Greene 61 Annual Staff 1. Ann Kelly 2. Lynda Ott 3. Kitty Dunn 4. Phyllis Solomon 5. Teena Brooks 6. Rodney Sharp 7. Melanie Cain 8. Dana Davis 9. Jeanie Floyd 10. Susan Shiver 11. Joanie Smithwick 12. Ava Griner 13. Lauta Walker 14. Babs Goldner 15. Jane Burson 16. Carol Dunagan 17. Ginny Penn 18. Mrs. Sandifar, Sponsor 62 Ava Griner Editor Jeanie Floyd High School Editor Charlotte Taylor Advertising Editor Photographer Babs Goldner Organizations Editor Assistant Editor Ann Kelly Elementary Editor Joanie Smith wick Sports Editor Rodney Sharp Business Editor Teena Brooks Junior High, Faculty Editor A t - Mrs. Sandifar Sponsor 63 Joanie Smithwick, Sherry Cross, Kathy Davis, Susan Shiver, Kay Palmer. Nell Lane, Pam Kelly, Cathy Cross. TEACHER ASSISTANTS Teacher Assistants Teachers assistants are assigned to elementary teachers. They help the teacher grade papers, monitor playground activities, read stories, and sometimes teach. They also give individual help to students that require it. Library Assistants Library assistants work one period each day. Their duties include filing catalog cards, stamping new books, pasting in book pockets, shelving books, keeping magazines in order, and finally, checking books in and out. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Sherry Cross, Norma Smith, Ava Griner, Rodney Sharp, Diane Collins,Martha Lee, Mrs. Sandifar. 64 Tim Davis, Babs Goldner, Carmen Warren, Dana Davis, Ricky Shiver, Chip Harper, Dennis Bostick, Fran Cleveland, Joe Dunagan. Hall M onitors Hall Monitors The duties of hall monitors include: Welcoming visitors into the building, an- swering inquiries, checking student passes, helping in emergencies, and running errands. 65 QUILL AND SCROLL Quill and Scroll is an international Honarary Society for high school journalists. The purpose of the organization is to encourage and reward individual student achievement in journalism and school publications. To be eligible for nomination to the organization, a student must have done outstanding work in some field of journalism. The members selected this year are charter members of the Westwood Schools Chapter of Quill and Scroll. 66 Headmasters List 1. Tom Solomon 2. Sheryl Cribb 3. Cathy Cochran 4. Lucy Crow 5. Joanie Crook 6. Lynn Feingold 7. Kay Palmer 8. Barbara Brown 9. Susan Norris 10. Janice Hillard 11. Frank Veale, III 12. Lucy Feingold 13. Krista Shirah 14. Millie Palmer 15. Ava Griner 1st row: Leslie Susan Edwards, Frank Twitty, III, John Hilliard, Todd Madding, Laura Hall, Charlotte Turley, Joanie Crook. 2nd row: Suzanne Crow, Norma Smith, Lisa Rigsby, Ruth Collins, Charlotte Baggs, Krista Shirah, Louis Feingold, Frank Veale, III, Deidre Martin, Fred Bostick. 1st row: Tom Solomon, Johnny Singletary, Brent Collins. Luci Crow, Sheryl Cribb, Cathy Cochran, Lucy Feingold. 2nd row: Ava Griner, Kitty Dunn, Kay Palmer, Jane Burson, Millie Palmer, Janice Hilliard. 67 1. Eugenia Douglas 9. Donna Hayes 2. Lauta Walker 10. Miriam Price 3. Joanie Smithwick 11. Martha Lee 4. Fran Cleveland 12. Kay Palmer 5. Kitty Dunn 13. Cathy Cross 6. Babs Goldner 14. Becky Williams 7. Libby Rozier 15. Pam Kelly 8. Jenny Butler G. A. A. The purpose of the Westwood Girl’s Athletic Association is to strengthen the girls’ athletic program at Westwood and to promote interest in girl’s sports. 68 If you can meet with Triumph and Disaster And treat those two imposters just the same; If you can force your heart, nerve and sinew To serve your turn long after you are gone, And so hold on when there is nothing in you Except the Will which says to them: “Hold on!” 69 70 WILDCATS r 71 Who’s helping Bill?—The Coach or Andy? On your mark, get set . . . What cha’ see, Ricky? Bla-bla-bla. Taking a rest, huh? Coaches walking the side line. 72 1 LADY WILDCATS Lauta Walker Forward Jenny Butler Guard Joanie Smithwick Forward Martha Lee Rover Donna Hayes Guard Eugenia Douglas Forward Kay Palmer Forward Kitty Dunn Forward Fran Cleveland Forward | Athletic Banquet 74 Special Achievement Legs!!! M Presentation 75 Coach, Tom Ed Fussell Where’s the ball? Team relaxes at half-time. Flying somewhere, Jenny? Victory. Stre-e-e-tch. Think ya’ cute, huh? 76 WILDCATS Steven Pope Senior Reggie Bostick Senior Jon Brim David Earnest Dennis Bostick Eddie Akridge Tom Cobb Don Gray 77 C’mon Dennis! Coach, Dave Nelson We won! 2 Points? Concentration. “Jump, jump, jump to the sky!” 79 JR. VARSITY GIRLS Robert Dunn, Flip Harper, Louis Feingold, Doyle Singleton, Frank Lamb. Hugh Palmer, Joe Akridge, Tommy Sailers, Jimmy Stewart, Butch Watson, Lee Woody, Rex Jones. Donald Watson, Spooner Bostick, Keith Holton, Don Gray, Bruce Walker, Coach Jeff Gravell. 80 Carla Goldner, Lucy Feingold, Becky Clark, Renee Singleton, Leah Twitty, Patty Palmer, Stacy Brooks, Lisa Sangster, Dicksy Campbell, Ginny Penn. Susie Kelly, Krysta Shirah, Nancy Kelly, Robyn Smithwick, Krista Harden, Coach Jeff Gravell, Janie Spence, Susan Dunn, Lydia Bostick, Jabra Harden. JR. VARSITY BOYS WILDCAT CHEERLEADERS Ann Kelly, Senior Libby Rozier Becky Williams Donna Phelps Cathy Cross Miriam Price 81 82 SOFTBALL First row: Renea Singleton, Larkie Williford, Lucretia Watson, Dana Davis, Martha Palmer. Second row: Robyn Smithwick, Kay Palmer, Donna Phelps, Carmen Warren, Miriam Price, Donna Hays, Pam Jones, Miss Kearsley, Coach, Kathy Davis, Teena Brooks, Tracy McGahee, Becky Clark, Charlotte Taylor. Slugger Homerun! 83 WILDCAT BASEBALL Bottom L-R: Frank Veale, William Veale, Vic Greene, Royden Hunnewell, Troy Davis, Middle L-R: Reggie Bostick, Bobby Davis, J.D.Woody.Chip Harper,Steven Pope, Jon Brim, Ricky Shiver. Top L- R: Johnny Brooks, Jeff Gravelle, George Hall, Marvin Williams, Bill Bullard, Tom Cobb. 84 TENNIS Miss Adams, Coach, Kitty Dunn, Fran Cleveland, Libby Rozier, Lauta Walker, Eugenia Douglas, Joanie Smithwick, Ava Griner. Champs 85 And lose and start again your beginnings And never breath a word about your loss; If you can walk with crowds and keep your virtue. Or walk with Kings-nor lose the common touch. IN RETROSPECT ’72-73 If you can make one heap of all your winnings And risk on one turn of pitch-and-toss, 87 Books, Books, and more Books! Fashions Galore Adding on... 88 Gotcha!! Oof! Touchdown! 89 Why, it’s Mrs. Grey’s 1st Grade October Kites Largest Smallest Highest Most Original Kim Perry Tod Madding Ann Kelly Ann Kelly 90 HjXL ftwE rCAtNiYxl PeanuTsL io Debbie Tatum - Pumpkin Heidi Dunn - The Mummy Eva Twitty - Purple People Eater Chester Tatum - Snoopy 91 Decisions, Decisions, Decisions ‘ A Busy - Busy - Busy How re you: Who cut out the lights? I don’t want to hear about it. What’s happening? Hectic A lucky number 92 Are They in There? Collectors Items of the Tri-Hi-Y A Visit to the Enterprise 93 A Christmas Party Shoemaker’s Guest A hospitable scene... A court for a ... A Suspenseful Moment Valentine King Royden and Queen Ann Mrs. Mosley’s Kindergarten Do you see what we see? 94 Mrs. McNairs Prize winning Door Mrs. Vann’s has a Sugar Plum Prize Door Mrs. Cooper’s kids Work hard. 95 Here We Are The Run Away Presents A Christmas Play THE SANDBOX DISTRICT WINNER AND RUNNER UP IN STATE Mrs. Cooper - Director Ava Griner - Grandma Tim Davis - Musician Royden Hunnewell - Youngman Ann Kelly - Mommy Chip Harper - Daddy 96 Poor Grandma Westwood girls take 2nd in the Christmas Tournament. The boys take a 2nd also. Reggie and Steve All Tournament Team A yell from Fran is Joanie and Kay All Tournament Team Ball, ball, in the air.. We’ve got a Secret! Deck the goals with lots of baskets. We’re ready to go! ball Jamboree! And I’m Smokey the Bear! 97 And a Dance... Shoemaker - Chip Harper Shoemaker’s wife - Kitty Dunn Fritz - Reggie Bostick Ahh...! Moment of decision Something funny is going on around here! Bill Bullard has a birthday The Shoemakers Wife 98 For everyone “Invitation From the Stratosphere” Dedication of the Elementary building A.J.C. Concert Band entertains Fran and Lauta serve a loving cupful. Board members with Joe M. Palmer We watched. Rodeo Parade The Pony Espress - raring to go. Rope that calf! Slake your thirst and eat up. 99 1st Semester Headmaster’s List An Easter Egg Hunt What is this? 100 TALENT SHOW WINNERS Elementary First: Carol McGahee, Luci Crow, Jeanie Crook, Acrobatics Second: Angie Johnson, skit Third: Diane Bush, Michelle Harris, Danyelle Jones. High School First: Barbara Brown, song. Susan Akridge, piano. Troy Davis, song. Dancers three “Mountain Jam” What do you see. Peanuts? LLdMfe' Troy sings. Assembly kk . rrn Mad! Mad! Mad! This takes some thought We present.. Barbara sings the blues. 101 THE MAGIC NIGHT 102 Go Rodney Stomp those balloons! The Senior Officers Steve Reggie read the Last Will Testament A Prophesy by Norman Shiver A Welcome and a Thank You Les jeune filles de francais We, the Seniors... Sing Out, Cotton Listen The Junior Officers Gee, this is fun And that’s the end Mascots and Parents Phew! 103 THE ATHLETIC BANQUET Mr. Singleton Mr. Rozier Mr. Lee Mr. Fussell Perfect Attendance Tops In Their Class Joe Dunagan Dennis B. Eugenia Douglas Chip Harper Reggie Bostick Smile, Eugenia! Mr, Burson. Mr. Grabill 104 105 GRADUATION Speaker Dr. Tilley from Albany Junior General Excellence Award Diane Collins Mathematics and Science Award Ava K. Griner Valedictorian Ava K. Griner Valedictory Medal Ava K. Griner English and Literature Award 106 SENIOR WILL We the seniors of the 1973, being of sound mind and body, short hair and long dresses, do leave our good moral conduct, good behavior, good grades, and our most treasured possessions to those who deserve them most. Reggie Bostick, with high hopes, leaves Pam Jones his successful patch of cantalopes. Diane Collins leaves to Carmen, her quiet ways, which are charmin. Jon Brim receives from Rodney his cricket. That's right! We hope it will please his appetite. Joe Luke leaves his laugh to Ruth, It fits her well and that's the truth. To Babs, Ann Kelly bequeaths her nude Alice Cooper sheets. To those of you who do not know, Rickey Shiver lost his toe. We found a donor in Steven, to make both Rickey's feet even. Jeanie Floyd receives a pair of bell-bottom pants from Royden Hunneywell. We're sure her new hot pants will fit swell. To Pam Kelly from Diane, a special treat, a bag of biddy feed for her to eat. Royden Hunneywell with great agility, leaves Teena his fielding ability. To Eugenia from Chip, who really makes the grade. His study habits and all the A's he has made. Joe Dunagan to Nell Lane bequeaths the Courier with great relief. Ava leaves Marty a ribbon for his hair. If this doesn't work we suggest a bottle of Nair. To our Women Libbers, Janice and Livia, Rodney leaves his grease monkey suit and his tools to boot. As was left to Ava in '72, The Sensous Woman is left to Norma, Good luck to you too. As was left to Tim in '72 Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex, But Were Afraid to Ask, is left to Marcus to see him through. Ann leaves to Cathy her spastic coordination May she use it with determination. The Senior Class leaves to Joanie who has great charm, the Daisy Hill Puppy Farm. Joe Luke leaves Charlotte His muffler loud, to make her car stand out in a crowd. The Senior Class leaves Melanie Cain some 6-12 for her mosquito pain. To Larkie from Royden, the Senior Class Presidency. From the Junior Class she was impeached but the Senior Class is still in reach. Since we are leaving so nice and sweet, we the seniors, every girl and boy. Leave these for the teachers to enjoy. From all the seniors in typing, to Mrs. Adams, a five minute timing. To Mrs. Shalmy, from every scholar a PA so she won't have to holler. To Mrs. Cooper a new drama workshop We hope this one won't be a flop. To Mr. Bertschi a teaching aid a longuage lab to help the grade. To Mrs. Vann, who help make this a success, in two hours a great big mess. To Mrs. Sandifar, who's quite contrary, her annual and library. To Mrs. McNair who's precious and Fair, we leave the juniors in her tender care. To Mr. Sandifar, who sticks to the rules, we leave a measuring tape and some barbering tools. 107 If you can make one heap of all your winnings And risk on one turn of pitch-and-toss. And lose and start again at your beginnings And never breathe a word about your loss; 108 If you can fill the unforgiving minute With sixty seconds' worth of distance run, ours is the earth and everthing that's in it. And - which is more - you'll be a man, my son! — Rudyard Kipling 109 PROPHECY When I got invited to this banquet tonight, I knew my entertaining had to be just right. They asked me for a class prophecy, you know- -wanted me to say which way the Seniors will go. So, I took myself a stroll the other day Across the streets of this U.S.A. You'll never believe what I did see- Yes sir The Senior Class of '73! Course it was 25 years from now. How'd I do that? I'm magic, somehow. I say the sign -1 looked at it straight- It said, This year is 1998. AND THIS IS WHAT I SAW: Reggie Bostick hasn't slowed down his wheel He passed me, flying low in his automobile At three P.M. he was on his way To open his Bunny club in L.A. In New York, a new star of TV Has a money making contract with NBC. Tim Davis, his face all aglow, Making bubbles for the Lawrence Welk Show. This lady crossed my path every day or so. Seems she is always on the go Making speeches across the nation. Deanne Collins, president of Women's Liberation. In Houston, Billy Graham's meeting was advertised I took my seat and much to my surprise As the organ played a fitting selection, There was Rodney Sharp - taking up collection. Mark Spitz - who loves himself best of all - Is retiring from swimming, come next fall. But U.S. Olympics have lots of hope. To take his place they have Steve Pope. 110 It really was no big surprise to me On my 1998 tour to see Ann Kelly - with her love for noise - Teaching yells in a cheer leader's school for boys. Royden Hunnewell's claim to fame is unique. He made it with that marvelous physique With his shoulders so wide and waist so lean. He models for Mr. America Magazine. And then, there's your friend, Joe Dunagan. Who - each election year - does run (again). He'll win one day, since his intent Is to be USA president. Camilla has given TV another star. Ava Griner's famous near and far On the Comet commercia I she has a big scene. As the original lady plumber, Josephine. It's hard to believe, but true, they say. The Police Chief in Camilla retired today. With his respect for the law and ability to hustle, Joe Luke has replaced Tom Ed Fussell Saw Chip Harper sitting on the river bank; A frown on his forehead - his face a little blank - With so much talent, he is still confused About which profession he should choose. To you, the Seniors of '73 I leave this thought - to you from me. Happiness is really the name of the game - Remember that when you're seeking fame. It's good to be famous, but always be true To those things in life that mean most to you. Don't want to sound corny - or square - or trite; But our best wishes come straight from our hearts tonight. -Virginia McMinn 111 EPILOGUE It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the season of Darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything be- fore us, we had nothing before us, we were all going direct to Heaven, we were all going direct the other way— — Charles Dickens 1 12 The staff of the 1973 Wildcat would like to thank the patrons and the advertisers on the following pages for their support. The help they have given has made this annual possible. Thanks again to all of you. Mr. and Mrs. Peyton Ott City Jewelry Store Martha’s Flower Shop W. A. Phelps Camilla Auto Parts J. T. 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