Westwood Schools - Wildcat Yearbook (Camilla, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1974 volume:

Kindergarten First Grade 2 o •t p CD Fourth Grade Fifth Grade 4 Sixth Grade Seventh Grade 5 Eighth Grade Ninth Grade 6 Tenth Grade 7 Class Of‘74 8 TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty...................................................10 Classes...................................................18 Freshmen..................................................6, 40 Sophomores............................................7,43 Juniors...................................................7, 44 Seniors...................................................8, 49 Clubs....................................................... Sports....................................................74 Features .................................................92 Potpourri..............................................HO Class Prophecy.........................................115 Graduation...........................................116,117 Class Will................................................. Epilogue ................................................120 Advertisements.............................................. DESIDERATA from THE POEMS OF MAX EHRMANN Copyright 1927 by Max Ehrmann All rights reserved. Copyright renewed 1954 by Bertha K. Ehrmann Reprinted by permission Crescendo Publishing Co., Boston, Mass. 9 F acuity Rebecca Cribb Secretary Thomas O’Connor Elementary Principal Dale Williams ssistant Secretary JANE BAKER ADAMS Mrs. Adams attended the University of Georgia, Albany Junior College, and Valdosta State College. She teaches — Typing, Shorthand, Physical Education, and sponsors the Eighth Grade and the Junior Varsity and Varsity Cheerleaders. 13 WM ROBERT BERRYMAN Mr. Berryman attended Northern Michigan University. He teaches 7th, 9th, and 10th grade English, Short Story and Creative Writing, and sponsors the Sophomore Class. DON CELORIA Mr. Celoria attended Stetson University. He directs the chorus. ROBERTA COOPER Mrs. Cooper attended Berry College and Butler College. She teaches Seventh Grade Reading, Eighth Grade, Junior and Senior English, and sponsors the Junior Class and Drama Club. MARTHA COX Mrs. Cox attended the University ot Georgia. She teaches the Third Grade. EDNA DAVIS Mrs. Davis attended Valdosta State College, Georgia State College, and Baptist Theological Seminary. She teaches First Grade. JENNIFER FINDLEY Miss Findley is presently attending Albany Junior College. She teaches Music to Grades One thru Six. 14 JEAN FLOYD Mrs. Floyd attended Wesleyan College. She teaches Spanish, and sponsors the Spanish Club. DONALD HICKS Mr. Hicks attended Georgia State University, and Florida State University. He teaches Boys Physical Education, Grades Seven thru Twelve. He is Athletic Director, Varsity Football Coach, and Varsity Girls' Basketball Coach. NANCY HICKS Mrs. Hicks attended Florida State University. She teaches First Grade. JAMES HOWARD Mr. Howard attended Georgia Southwestern and Valdosta State College. He taught Seventh Grade Math, Geometry, and Algebra I. He coached Junior Varsity Football and Girls Basketball. PATRICIA McNAIR Mrs. McNair attended the University of Georgia. She teaches Government, Economics, Senior Math, Algebra II, 8th and 9th grade Math, and sponsors Student Government, and the Senior Class. JUDITH MOORE Mrs. Moore attended the University of Georgia. She teaches Algebra I, Geometry, and Seventh Grade Math. 15 ■ JUNEMOSELY Mrs. Mosely attended South Georgia Jr. College and the University of Georgia. She teaches the Kindergarten classes. DAVID NELSON Mr. Nelson attended Indiana State University. He teaches 8th grade G.orgia History, 7th grade History, Sociology, and sponsors the 7th grade. He coaches basketball and football. JACQUELINE NELSON Mrs. Nelson attended Indiana State University. She teaches the Fifth Grade. DAVID NORRIS Mr. Norris attended Albany Junior College. He taught band to High School and Elementary students. JEAN PALMER Mrs. Palmer attended Florida State University, the University of Georgia and the University of Illinois. She teaches Chemistry, Biology, Physical Science, and sponsors the Science Club. MARY BETH PALMER Mrs. Palmer attended Georgia Southwestern. She teaches the Fourth Grade. 16 SHIRLEY PARKER Mrs. Parker attended Indiana State University. She teaches Physical Education, 7th and 8th grade Science and sponsors Girls J.V. Basketball. CLAUDIA PITTS Mrs. Pitts attended the University of Georgia. She teaches the sixth grade. SUE SANDIFAR Mrs. Sandifar attended Purdue University, Ball State University, and St. Francis University. She sponsors the Annual Staff and the Newspaper. She is the Librarian. LAURA VANN Mrs. Vann attended the University of Georgia. Mrs. Vann taught sixth grade for several months. DONNA WHITE Mrs. White attended Kansas State Teacher's College and taught second grade the first semester. GAIL WILLIAMS Mrs. Williams attended ABAC and Georgia Southern. She teaches 8th grade literature, Ancient History, and American History. She sponsors Tri-Hi-Y and the Freshman class. 17 18 Keep interested in your career, however humble; it is a real possession in the changing fortunes of time. Exercise caution in your business affairs, for the world is full of trickery. C lasses A dilkvi, a doMan, A leu o'clock tcfalwi, Wlud mdm you cowo ao OOK? you uaed to tom cd leu o'clock And mu you com cd mm. Kindergarten John Bostick Karon Carroll Jodi Cochran Rhonda Cross Claire Davis Fran Duke Brian Fussell Bruce Fussell Kathleen Hays Brooks Holton Penelope Hughes Julia D Jonas Norma Jean Kelly Bobby Me Swain Sylena Mosel y Michael Parker Eva Perry Bruce Rigsby Weymon Rooks III Becky Shiver Angel Watson Brian West Cody Williams Richard S. Williams F irst Grade Joey Autry Bobby Bass Angela Bateman Angela Blewett Louis Braxton Allen Burgess Dana Bush Cass Chorpening I Hal Cochran. Jr Dawn Coker Julie Curies Cathy Davis 22 Donna Mae Hatcher Kevin Heath Donald Hicks Don Howell. Jr. Julie Hughes Gregory H Ivey Bruce Johnson Pamela Jones Vickie McKenzie Susan Mahaffey Lara Mitchell Jenny Palmer Angela Parker Edwin Pollock Rhonda Sharp Angie Spiers 23 Libby Williams Ted Williams James Lemley Second Grade Ragean Bass Gina Brewer Brent Brinkley Sandy Brown Dianne Bosh Sharon Carroll Guyton Cochran Terri Cochran Tony Davis Jodi Good Brendon Hannon Michelle Harris Scott Hayes Jetfrey Hughes Rhonda Hutto Jean Lamb 24 Mill McNair Myra Lynn McSwain Jim Maddox Michelle Martin Kim Perry Sherry Roach Third Grade Cullis Autry Doug Baxley Clayton Bullard Sonny Burgess Steve Collins David Cooper Patrick Ford Celia Ann Gurley Wade Hall Loree Hannon Virginia Ann Hart Steve Hinson Bill Holton Angelo Johnson Cor I Miller Aubrey Moree Dove Phelps Len Songster Tony Smith Debbie Totum Jeffrey Thompson Evo Twitty Hort Willioms Fourth Grade Ginger Butler Cothy Cochron Sheryl Cribb Luci Crow Chorles Oovis Heidi Dunn Zo Ed words Deidre Eidson 21 Tammy Hatcher Tammy Johnson Timothy Johnson Carol AAaGahee Ron Shiver Chip Smithwick Billy Sullivan Jamie Sullivan Chester Tatum Charlotte Turley Scott Vann Felicia Wilson 27 Fifth Grade Linda Ak ridge Brent Collins Glenda Davis Jim Dixon Bock Eidson Ellen Elkins Earl Ford III Eric Hall Duane Hayes Shari Hays Beth Johnson Ralph Mullis Johnny Singletary Doug Walker 28 Sixth Grade Bob Akridge Bobby Bostick David Bostick Brad Brinkley Cherry Carroll Craig Chambliss David Edwards Lynn Feingold Mary Lynn Gurley John Hilliard Kenneth Hilliard Cheryle Hinson Craig Noll.field Jimmy Lee Beth McCook Rex Madding Andy Palmer Darrell Parker Fran Parker Pat Parker 29 i Snack Time For The Poster Prize Winners Kindergarten Eric |_|a|| Luci Crow Glenda Davis Mary Lynn Gurley Afternoon Kindergarten Visits the Fire House Standing: Mr. O'Connor, Shari Hays, Celia Gurley, Lynn Feingold, Tom Solomon, Ralph Mullis, Mrs. Holton. Kneeling: Tammy Hatcher, Ginger Butler, Cullis Autry. 31 Fourth Grade really listens! Morning Kindergarten visits the Fire Truck mm Third Grade poses for Charlotte. First Grade Art Lesson Sixth Grade at work First grade Story Hour SEVENTH 3EAEMXH Class Favorites Lynn Hays and Robert Dunn Billy Davis Lucy Feingold Janice Hilliard Sarah Mitchell Terri Davis Robert Dunn Charles Edwards Lamar Holton Alan Moree Carol Muggridge 34 Millie Palmer Raymond Parker Krista Shiver Terri Royal Mary Vann Susan Roller David Tomlinson Janet Shiver IE DAY THE Seventh grade Spanish says queso! d' ’ Kl: , Could Mr. Nelson really be Santa Claus? 35 EIGHTH EIGHTH President - Keel Kemper Vice President - Suzanne Crow Secretary - Susan Dunn Treasurer - David Gurley Susan Akridge Charlotte Baggs Class Favorites Renee Singleton and Karl Kemper Lydia Bostick Jane Burson 36 Dlcksy Campbell Suzanne Crow ■ I Susan Dunn Lori Hilliard Rex Jones Cindy Davis Gina Davis Carla Goldner Kevin Hollifleld David Gurley Dewey Howell Marla Cooper Carol Dunagan Jabra Harden Webster Hughes Karl Kemper Tracy McGahee Sandra Palmar Terry Roach Broce Walker Keel Kemper Darlene McKenzie Renea Singleton Vickie Williams Frank Lamb David Maxwell Joe Lewis Martha Ann Palmer 38 FRESHMEN LBE8HWE1 Sponsor Mrs. Williams Joe Akrldgc JoJmnle Brooks Stacy Brooks Barbara Brown Gina Bullard 39 Kim Grant Krysta Harden Don Gray Martha Ha yet Suzanne Kelly 40 Tommy Sailors Stanley Smith i � 7 7 Leah Twitty Robyn Smithwick Lamar Watson Lee Woody J � Spence Jeame Roach SOPHOMORES 80bH0W0BE8 President - Jenny Butler Vice President - Beth Vann Secretary - Kay Palmer Treasurer - Miriam Price Class Sponsor Mr. Berryman Class Favorites Lisa Sangster, Keith Holton Dennis Bostick Jenny Butler Sherry Cross Bobby Davis 42 Donna Hays Martha Lee Susan Norris Johnny McKenzie Mike Palmer Curt Parker Ben Peavy Miriam Price 43 JUNIORS imioflg President - Lauta Walker Vice-President - Eddie Akridge Secretary - Becky Williams Treasurer - Gloria Gurley Class Favorites Kitty Dunn and Bill Bullard Eddie Akridge E. B. Beasley Terri Biewett Beth Brewer 45 Bill Bullard Fran Cleveland Tom Cobb Dana Davis Kitty Dunn David Earnest Vic Greene Troy Davis a It Gloria Gurley Steve McKenzie William Holton Tim Maxwell Sarah Palmer Donna Phelps 41 Lauch Rozier Susan Thompson Fr Cochran Vann Frank Veaie 47 MASCOTS SPONSOR Sylena Mosely Mrs. McNair Bruce Rigsby SARA BABETTE GOLDNER Babs favorite saying is That's the breaks. A three year student she plans to attend the University of Georgia and teach science or English. ACTIVITIES. Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Community Projects Chairman 10, Publicity Chairman 11, Co-President 12; G.A.A. 11; Student Government 11, 12; Annual Staff 10, 11, 12, Assistant Editor 11, Editor 12; Language Club 10, 11, President 10; National Honor Society; Basketball 10; Basketball Manager 11; Junior Class President; Class Favorite 11; Senior Class President; Quill Scroll 12; Most Outstanding Student, Hon. Mention 12; Math Science Award. President JEANIE MCNAIR FLOYD Ya'II... is Queenie's favorite saying. A three year student, she plans to attend the University of Georgia. ACTIVITIES: Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, School Project Chairman 11, Vice President 12; Student Government 10, 12; Drama Club 11; Annual Staff 10, 11, 12, High School Editor 11, Feature Editor 12; Spanish Club 10, National Honor Society; Cheerleader 10; Sophomore Class Treasurer; Senior Class Vice- President; General Excellence Award. Vice-President 49 Secretary Treasurer JOANIE ELIZABETH SMITHWICK Madame President's favorite saying is Sure . A two year student, she plans to attend Georgia Southern College and then go into the field of Fashion Merchandising. ACTIVITIES: Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12, Treasurer 11, School Project Chairman 12; Annual Saff 11; Drama 11; GAA 11; Student Government President 12; Basketball 11; Tennis 11, 12; Senior Class Secretary and Treasurer. JON ALLEN BRIM Fishs ' favorite saying is What? A three year student, he plans to attend Albany Junior College and teach History. ACTIVITIES: Lettermens Club 11; French Club 10, President 11; Football 12; Basketball 10, 11. TEENA ANN BROOKS I'm hungry! is Brooksy's favorite saying. A three year student, she plans to attend Valdosta State College and to teach Business Education in High School. ACTIVITIES: Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; Science Club 11, Secretary and Treasurer 11; Annual Staff 10, 11, 12 Faculty Editor 11, Club Editor 12; Quill Scroll Award of Honor; Spanish Club 10; Softball 11. 50 MARY RUTH COLLINS I'm getting fat is Rufus favorite saying. A three year student, she plans to attend the University of Georgia and then major in Journalism. ACTIVITIES: Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Publicity Chairman 11, Co President 12; Annual Staff 10, 12, High School Editor 12; Spanish Club 10; French Club 10; Cheerleader 10; Sophomore Class Secretary; Junior Class Secretary; National Honor Society; Salutatorian. CATHRYN ANNE CROSS Can I have a ride? is Cathy's favorite saying. A fhree year student, her future plans are undecided. ACTIVITIES: Language Club 10, 11; GAA 11; Chorus 12; Newspaper Staff 10; Cheerleader 11; Teachers' Aide 11, 12. EUGENIA MAUDE DOUGLAS Sam's favorite saying is I can't do it off the top of my head! A three year student, she plans to attend Georgia Southern College. ACTIVITIES: Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Chaplain 12; Spanish Club 10; Student Government 11, 12, Treasurer 12; Drama Club, Vice- President 12; GAA 11; Cheerleader 10; Basketball 11; Tennis 11, 12, Statistician 12; Best Attitude Tennis 12; National Honor Society, President. JOSEPH DRAFFIN I don't know is Poo's favorite saying. A one year student, he plans to attend Valdosta State College and study Business and Physical Education. ACTI VITIES: Student Government 12; Football 12; Basketball 12; Baseball 12; Best Attitude Baseball 12; Best Attitude Basketball 12; Boys Sportsmanship 12. MARCUS SHELTON EIDSON Cuss is a three year student who plans to attend Albany Junior College. ACTIVITIES: Football 11, 12; Basketball 12. CLARA PAMELA JONES I don't reckon is Pam's favorite saying. A two year student, she plans to attend Valdosta State College, and teach Elementary School. ACTIVITIES: Tri-Hi-Y 11, 12; Student Government 11; Science Club President 11; Annual Staff 12; Softball 11. 52 PAMELA JEAN KELLY Let's go through town one more time is Biddy's favorite saying. A three year student, she plans to attend Valdosta State College and major in Sociology. ACTIVITIES: Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12; GAA 11; Annual Staff 12; Student Government Secretary 11; Language Club 10; Basketball 10, 11; Softball 11. NELL ELIZABETH LANE Red's favorite saying is I'm hungry, let's eat!! A three year student, she plans to study Cosmetology. ACTIVITIES: Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11; Language Club 10, 11; Newspaper Staff Assistant Editor 11, Editor 12; Annual Staff 10; Quill Scroll Award of Honor. JODY MARK MCCARTY Let's Eat is Jody's favorite saying. A two and one-half year student he has no definite plans. ACTIVITIES: Football 12; Basketball 11, 12; Baseball 11, 12; Best Offensive Player Basketball 12; Most Valuable Player Basketball 12; Most Valuable Player Football 12. 53 CHARLES RASTUS MATHEWS JR. “That's Junk“ is “Rastus' favorite saying. A two year student he pians to attend Albany Junior and major in Business Administration. ACTIVITIES: Basketball 10, 12; Class Vice-President 10; Student Government 10. EUGENE R. PARKER JR. Butch, a one year student, plans to attend Gupton Jones Mortuary School in Atlanta. ACTIVITIES: Student Government 12; Football 12; Basketball 12; Baseball 12; Most Improved Player Basketball 12. MARTHA ELIZABETH ROZIER Libby, a three year student, plans to attend ABAC and major in math or science. ACTIVITIES: Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Vice President 11, Publicity Chairman 12; 4-H 11, 12; Annual 10, 12; GAA 11; Student Government 11; Spanish Club Secretary 10; Cheerleader Co-Captain 11; Tennis 11; National Honor Society; Citizenship Award. 54 RICHARD DALE SHIVER Ricky's favorite saying is Do unto others, before they do unto you! A three year student, he plans to attend Albany Junior College. ACTIVITIES: Letterman's Club 11; Basketball 11; Baseball 10, 11, 12, Football 11, 12. NORMA DANA SMITH Snuffy's favorite saying is You never heard of Branchville? A three year student, she plans to attend Valdosta State College. ACTIVITIES: Annual Staff 10; Tri-Hi-Y 10, 11, Secretary 11; Spanish Club 10,11; Drama Club 12; Newspaper Staff Elementary Editor 12; National Honor Society; Basketball 10; Quill Scroll; Headmaster List; English Literature Award; Valedictorian. favorite saying. A three year student, she plans to attend the University ot Georgia and teach Elementary School. ACTIVITIES: Tri Hi-Y 10, 11, Chaplain 11; Annual Staff 10, 11, 12, Ad Editor 10, 11, Faculty, Administration and Senior Editor 12, Photographer 11, 12; Drama Club 12; Spanish Club 10; Softball 11; Quill Scroll, 11, 12. But let this not blind you to what virtue there is; many persons strive tor high ideals, and everywhere life is full of heroism. 56 Lucretia Watson, Susan Thompson, Miriam Price, Donna Phelps, Sarah Palmer, Gloria Gurley, Becky Williams, Susan Shiver. Not shown: Jane Burson, Ginny Penn, Pam Jones. W ildcat Staff 1974 The WILDCAT is produced by the students of Westwood. It takes many thoughts, ideas, and dedicated people to produce an annual. This annual will be enjoyed for many years to come as the reader is reminded of the events of the past. 58 Babs Goldner Editor Teena Brooks Club Editor Pam Kelly Business Manager Advertising Editor Dana Davis Assistant Editor Elementary Editor Ruth Collins High School Editor Charlotte Taylor Senior Class Editor Photographer 59 Jeanie Floyd Feature Editor Libby Rozier Sports Editor A busy worker. Harlequin Play makers Louis Feingoid, Secretary Lyda Ott, President Kitty Dunn, Vice-President Eugenia Douglas, Treasure Jenny Butler, Gina Bullard, Kathy Davis, Susan Palmer, Marla Cooper. Second row: Mrs. Cooper, Bill Bullard, Cathy Thompson, Patty Palmer, Leah Twitty. Third row: Karen Chorpening, Suzanne Crow, Janie Spence , Susan Dunn, Beth Vann, Gloria Gurley, Martha Lee, Lauta Walker, Fran Cleveland, Donna Hayes, Lisa Sangster, Frank Lamb. Fourth row: Jimmy Stewart, William Holton, Susan Shiver, Jack Eubanks. Not shown: Norma Smith, Charlotte Taylor, David Earnest, Barbara Brown, Stacy Brooks, Dicksy Campbell, Gina Davis, Don Gray, Krysta Harden, Lori Hilliard, Brenda McCook, Terri Royal. Before Thanksgiving, the Playmakers began the season with a one-act comedy, Antic Spring, by Robert Nail. The trials and tribulations of six typical high school young people on a picnic provided great merriment for both the elementary and high school students. Preparing for the district One-Act Play Festival the group presented in January a short novel play by Murray Schisgal entitled Memorial Day . This play, with only two characters, offered a real challenge to our actors, Eugenia Douglas and William Holton, as it presented many varied emotional reactions. The annual Talent Show sponsored by the Playmakers was a big success this year. 60 Lori and Webster in Antic Spring Eugenia and William in Memorial Day Norma taking a group on a picnic! ■'� ti Makeup demonstration At the picnic in Antic Spring 61 Seated: Vic Greene, Nell Lane. Standing: William Veale, Mrs. Sandifar, Frank Veale, Kathy Davis, Robert Dunn, Dennis Bostick, Carol Dunagan, Norma Smith. Editor...............Nell Lane Ass't Ed............Vic Greene Sports Ed.................Frank Veale Elem. Ed..................Norma Smith Club Ed...................Kathy Davis Bus. Mgr................William Veale Reporters................Robert Dunn, Dennis Bostick and Carol Dunagan The Courier is in its second year of publication. The first few issues last year were published bi-weekly; however, the staff soon published a paper every week and this schedule has been maintained to date. The staff has worked very hard this year trying to maintain and improve the standards set last year when the Courier placed second in the statewide-GSPA newspaper judging. The intent of the Courier is to keep the student body informed of every thing that happens at Westwood, when it happens. Club meetings and projects, class plans, social events, sports events, policy rulings, and personal news all come under observation in the Courier. WESTWOOl , COURIER c 0 u R 1 E R S T A F F 62 Phi Beta Tri-Hi-Y Joanie Smithwick, Eugenia Douglas, Lynda Ott, Beth Vann, Lucretia Watson, Martha Lee, Jenny Butler, Fran Cleveland, Donna Hays, Lauta Walker, BabsGoldner, Kitty Dunn, Jeanie Floyd, Pam Kelly, Libby Rozier, Ruth Collins, Mrs. Williams, Susan Thompson, Teena Brooks, Sherri Cross, Getting ready for Money tor Salvation Army 64 Any girl at Westwood who is a sophomore, junior, or senior and is looking for service may join the Tri-Hi-Y. The stated purpose of the club is: to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. The Tri-Hi-Y is a Christian fellowship of young women with deep convictions and a desire to help others lead the Christian life. Because it is a Christian emphasis program, the club undertakes projects that will render a valuable service to some person or group. The Westwood Tri-Hi-Y has consistently proven to be an outstanding club, both within the school and in the district. It is known by its achievements. Entry in Harvest Days Parade Discussion Time at a Meeting. 65 S tudent Government MEMBERS Ruth Collins Babs Goldner Butch Parker Joey Draffin Jeanie Floyd Bill Bullard William Holton Lauta Walker Gloria Gurley Fran Cleveland Donna Hays Jenny Butler Martha Lee Sherry Cross Louis Feingold Don Gray Joey Hollifield Patti Palmer Barbara Brown David Gurley Susan Dunn Renea Singleton Robert Dunn Krista Shirah Lucy Feingold OFFICERS Joanie Smithwick, President Kitty Dunn, Vice President Eugenia Douglas, Secretary-Treasurer Mrs. McNair, Sponsor Student Government is the organization through which the students may help make laws for the school. Its purpose is to help student-administration communication, and to help with the student problems. It is the voice for the students in the school. 66 Science Club Louis Feingold, Jack Eubanks, Ronald Hays, Gloria Gurley, Rita Lowery, Mrs. Palmer, Sherry Cross, Joey Palmer, Dennis Bostick, Marvin Williams, Mike Palmer, Don Gray, Donald Watson. Not shown: George Hall, High Palmer, Vic Greene, Warren Royal. The purpose of the Science Club is to increase the students' knowledge of science. The Club helps the student find out more about the world and learn his community. A final aim of the Science Club is to encourage careers in the field of science. 67 Los gatos espanoles Sponsor Mrs. Floyd, Susan Shiver, Louis Feingold, Krysta Harden, Villa Carlisle, Cathy Thompson, Stacy Brooks, Lynn Hayes, Ginny Penn, Patty Palmer, Jan Rackley, Robyn Smithwick, George Ann Mitchell, Lucy Feingold, Barbara Brown, Martha J. Bullard, Susan Palmer, Marsha Hays, Gina Bullard, Rita Lowery, Don Gray, Dennis Bostick, Krista Shirah, Janet Shiver, Janice Hilliard, Martha Palmer, Susan Norris, Penny Hammock, Ronald Hayes, Karen Chorpening. The Rock-a-thon was a big success. Mr. Rackley receives money to aid the Guatemalans. The Spanish Club is organized to learn more about the Spanish - speaking countries and their peoples. The club helps the students to understand the importance of learning Spanish. A major aim of the club is to give service in the community and in the nation. Headmaster’s List Back: Norma Smith, Gloria Gurley, Kitty Dunn, Beth Vann, Kay Palmer, Martha Jane Bullard. Front: Lynn Feingold, Lucy Crow, Sheryl Cribb, Cathy Cochran, Frank Twitty III. Not Shown: Patti Palmer. Candidates Back: Donna Hays, Patti Palmer, Millie Palmer, Lucy Feingold, Frank Veale III, Krista Royal, Front: John Hilliard, Wally Swilly, Brent Collins, Johnny Singletary, Tom Solomon. Not shown: Jenny Butler, Janice Rackley. Students who were candidates both semesters were presented awards at the Academic Banquet Back: Frank Veale III, Norma Smith, Kay Palmer, Beth Vann, Patti Palmer, Kitty Dunn, Gloria Gurley, Millie Palmer. Front: Brent Collins, Tom Solomon, John Hilliard, Frank Twitty III, Lucy Feingold, Lynn Feingold, Krista Royal. Sitting: Cathy Cochran, Sheryl Cribb, Lucy Crow. Candidates To achieve the Headmaster's List, a student must maintain a semester average of 3.80 on a 4.0 scale. This must be all A's with the exception of one B. An A is in the 96-100 range. A student must also maintain an S or better in conduct. Students must be nominated as candidates both semesters. They are honored at the Academic Banquet in the spring. 69 The National Council of the National Honor Society of Secondary Schools granted a charter to Westwood Schools on the twenty-sixth day of November, nineteen hundred seventy three. All students in the picture are charter members who have pledged to tutor fellow students by request. The oath taken by all members includes creativity, dependability, responsibility, loyalty, honesty, and servitude. New members will be selected on the basis of conduct, attitude, service, leadership, honesty, and dependability. The National Honor Society grade standards must be met before consideration for membership. {B average with no grade below a C for each six weeks in a semester and the semester average must be a B and no Frank Veale III, Mr. Sandifar, Norma Smith, Kitty grade below a C.) Dunn, Babs Goldner, Jeanie Floyd, Lauta Walker, Eugenia Douglas, Libby Rozier, Ruth Collins, Becky Williams, Susan Thompson, Terri Blewett , Vic Greene, Gloria Gurley. National Honor Society Quill And Scroll Quill and Scroll is an international Honorary 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 a be a junior or senior, must be in the upper third of his class, must have done superior work in some phase of school publications work, such as writing, editing, business management, or production, and be recommended by his advisor and approved by the secretary- treasurer of the Society. Frank Veale III, Vic Greene, Norma Smith, Babs Goldner, Dana Davis, Charlotte Taylor. 70 Chess Club Season Record Player Won Lost Lydia Bostick 2 5 Vic Greene 1 3 Frank Veale 7 0 William Veale 4 3 Marvin Williams 3 4 Back: Sponsor- Mr. Berryman, William Veale, Marvin Williams, Frank Veale, Vic Greene, Seated: Lydia Bostick. Chorus Marsha Hays, Barbee Hall, Charles Edwards, Charlotte Baggs, Susan Palmer, Rita Lowery, Lisa Rigsby, Cindy Davis, Patti Palmer, Susan Norris, Susan Thompson, Gina Bullard, Dicksy Campbell, Susan Akridge, Mr. Celoria, Marla Cooper, Becky Clark, Sherri Cross, Lori Hill' ird, Karen Chorpening, Gloria Gurley, Becky Williams, Brenda McCook, Mrs. Rigsby. Not shown: Kathy Davis, Cathy Cross, Charlotte Taylor, Frank Lamb, Nancy Hays. Hall Monitors The hall monitors help to maintain order in our school. They have the duty ot keeping our halls clear of people who should not be there and welcoming visitors to the school. They should have the respect of every member of our school. Eugenia Douglas, Dana Davis, Miram Price, Leah Twitty, Lynda Ott, Jon Brim, Joey Hollifield, Ronald Hays. T eacher’s Aides 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. Sherry Cross, Susan Palmer, Ruth Collins, Donna Phelps, Becky Williams, Robyn Smithwick, Sarah Palmer, Charlotte Taylor, Nancy Kelly, Susan Thompson, Gina Bullard, Brenda McCook, Pam Jones, Kay Palmer. Not shown: Beth Brewer, Kathy Davis, Susan Norris, Jan Rackley, Joanie Smithwick. 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. 73 George Ann Mitchell, Louis Feingold, Norma Smith, Mrs. Sandifar, Susan Shiver, Martha Lee. Nurture strength ot spirit to shield you in sudden misfortune. But do not distress yourself with dark imaginings. Many fears are born of fatigue and loneliness. ATHLETIC AWARDS Football Trophy Winners. L-R: Cochran Vann, Best Attitude, Jody McCarty, Most Valuable Player and Best Back, E. B. Beasley, Best Lineman, Frank Veale, Most Improved. Basketball Trophy Winners: L-R: Kitty Dunn and Donna Hayes, Most Valuable Players, Fran Cleveland, Most Improved, Jenny Butler, Detensive Player, Martha Lee, Offensive Player, Beth Vann, Best Attitude. Basketball Trophy Winners. L-R: Joey Dratfin, Best Attitude, Jody McCarty, Offensive and Most Valuable Player, Bobby Giddens, Detensive Player, Butch Parker, Most Improved. Cheerleader Trophy Winners. School Spirit, Patty Palmer, Outstanding Cheerleader, Donna Phelps. Baseball Trophy Winners. L-R: Joey Draffin, Best Attitude, Bobby Davis, Leading Hitter, Troy Davis, Most Improved, Phillip Kearns, Best Pitcher and Most Valuable Player. Tennis Trophy Winners. Best Attitude, Eugenia Douglas, Most Valuable Player, Gloria Gurley, Most Improved Player, Lauta Walker. 76 FOOTBALL REGION 1-A SEAIS CHAMPIONS Front: Stevie McKenzie, William Veale, Butch Watson, Ronald Hays, Troy Davis, Cochran Vann, Mark McGahee. Middle: Lauch Rozier, Butch Parker, Bill Bullard, Jody McCarty, Joey Draftin, Warren Royal, Johnny McKenzie, Frank Veale. Back: Coach Hicks, Keith Holton, Tom Cobb, Bobby Davis, Ricky Shiver, E. B. Beasley, Jon Brim, Marcus Eidson, Coach Nelson, Mgr. Rodney Hunnewell. Coach James Howard, Head Coach Don Hicks, Coach Dave Nelson. 77 Jon Brim , 1 I 1 Marcus Eidson WILDCAT SENIORS 1973 SEASON SCHEDULE Westwood 12 Southwest Ga. 0 Westwood 8 Ravenwood 49 Westwood 54 Westbrook 6 Westwood 27 Buckhead 10 Westwood 27 Westbrook 0 Westwood 24 Brookwood 8 Westwood 28 Robert Toombs 27 Westwood 20 Baker 19 Region 1A-SEAIS Championship Westwood 10 Brookwood 6 South Ga. Class Championship Westwood 6 Robert Toombs 6 78 Jody McCarty Ricky Shiver YEA! Six Big Ones! Jody gets by another Now, do you UNDERSTAND? Take a rest, boys! 79 J. V. FOOTBALL R. Dunn, J. Davis, A. AAoree, K. Kemper, L. Feingold, K. Kemper, K. Hollifield, Coach Howard, T. Sailers, W. Hughes, B. Cleveland, J. Hollifield, D. Gray, A. Veale, A. Price, J. Stewart. Ok! You guys, get'em! The J.V. Fan Club J.V.SCHEDULE Westwood 12 Pineland 14 Westwood 12 Southwest Ga. 0 Westwood 14 Pineland 35 Westwood 14 Worth Academy 6 Westwood 14 Riverview 20 Get ready, get set, GO! 80 Hey, Ref! I can't see LADY WILDCATS Front: Janie Spence, Beth Vann, Robin Smithwick, Suzie Kelly, Kay Palmer, Mgr. Susan Shiver. Back: Mgr. Doug Walker, Martha Lee, Kitty Dunn, Fran Cleveland, Lauta Walker, Donna Hayes, Jenny Butler, Coach Don Hicks. Sink it Fran! Sink It! Up, Up, and Away. All in a night's work. Concentration! SEASON SCHEDULE Westwood 34 Worth Academy 22 Westwood 26 Baker Academy 34 Westwood 56 Smithville 15 Westwood 26 Westbrook 28 Westwood 23 Crisp 38 Westwood 39 Greenfield 43 Westwood 40 Tiftarea 38 Westwood 46 Worth Academy 27 Westwood 56 Greenfield 39 Westwood 32 Brookwood 30 Westwood 22 Randolph Southern 53 Westwood 31 Tiftarea 53 Westwood 46 Smithville 21 Westwood 18 Crisp 28 Westwood 35 Riverview 58 Westwood 32 Randolph Southern 54 Westwood 22 Westbrook 37 Westwood 48 Baker 40 Westwood 41 Brookwood 30 Tournament Region 1-A Westwood 34 Westbrook 35 82 Can't catch me now. What it it comes over here! Wait a Minute! Are we playing TACKLE? and then you should have moved over here. 83 WILDCATS Front: Mgr. Vic Greene, Joey Draffin, Butch Watson, Charlie Mathews, Jimmy Stewart, Butch Parker. Back: Coach Dave Nelson, Captain Jody McCarty, Don Gray, Bobby Giddens, Dennis Bostick, Marcus Eidson, Tom Cobb, Keith Holton, Athletic Director Hicks. Guards: Charlie, Jimmy, Jody, Joey. Forwards: Butch W., Don, Butch P„ Tom, Keith. 84 Centers: Bobby, Dennis, Marcus. Jody up tor a shot. Statisticians: Eugenia Douglas, Joey Hollifield, Lynda Ott. SEASON RECORD Westwood 39 Worth Academy 22 Westwood 33 Baker Academy 46 Westwood 60 Smithville 62 Westwood 40 Westbrook 45 Westwood 36 Crisp 75 Westwood 57 Greenfield 85 Westwood 72 Tiftarea 40 Westwood 69 Worth Academy 24 Westwood 45 Greenfield 69 Westwood 18 Brookwood 55 Westwood 54 Randolph Southern 80 Westwood 45 Tiftarea 34 Westwood 56 Smithville 63 Westwood 19 Crisp 68 Westwood 39 Riverview 70 Westwood 46 Randolph Southern 48 Westwood 75 Westbrook 43 Westwood 56 Baker Academy 85 Westwood 51 Brookwood 66 Region 1-A Tournament Westwood 65 Westbrook 53 Westwood 53 Randolph Southern 64 85 J. V. BASKETBALL Front: Krista Harden, Cathy Thompson, Leah Twitty, Lydia Bostick. Back: Nancy Kelly, Renea Singleton, Coach Mrs. Parker, Lucy Feingold, Penny Hammock, Front: Webster Hughes, Tommy Sailers, Jimmy Stewart, Keel Kemper, Lee Woody, Kevin Hollifield, Robert Dunn. Back: Coach Dave Nelson, Butch Watson, Joey Hollifield, Dennis Bostick, Don Gray, Bruce Walker, Mgr. Frank Lamb. 87 WILDCAT CHEERLEADERS Miriam Price, Dana Davis, Captain Donna Phelps, Lucretia Watson, Barbara Brown, Patty Palmer. Our first Pep Rally. Sponsor: Mrs. Jane Adams. J. V. Cheerleaders Captain Suzanne Crow, Charlotte Baggs, Janice Hilliard, Angie Johnson, Carol Muggridge. 89 TENNIS Doubles: Kitty Dunn, Janie Spence. Singles: Fran Cleveland. Doubles: Gloria Gurley, Lauta Walker. Senior: Joanie Smithwick. Coach Mrs. Adams Senior: Eugenia Douglas. Look at that Backhand! Good form, Gloria. 90 Let's get busy, Eugenia! Baseball Front: Bat Boys Don Hicks, Gary Royal. Middle: William Veale, Joey Draffin, Butch Watson, Troy Davis, Keith Kearns, Vic Greene, Curt Parker, Warren Royal. Back: Bill Bullard, Dennis Bostick, Jody McCarty, Tom Cobb, Phillip Kearns, Jon Brim, Bobby Davis, Butch Parker, Frank Veale, Bobby Giddens, Coach Hicks. Good game. Boys! ft X v rr Does it take that many too play Baseball??? 91 Batter UP! And whether or not it is clear to you, no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. 92 HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL 1973 Costume winners—Hal Cochran, Cathy Cochran, Diane Bush, Lucia Bush, and Dana Bush. The Westwood Monsters—Don Gray, Fran Cleveland, Jon Brim. Look at all the funny faces! 94 Working Parents Surprises Mickey and Dannie Cochran stand by the second place ribbon. Cowboy Country What's this?? The Calaboose? 95 HOMECOMING 1973 The bonfire started off the first annual homecoming. What's everybody looking at? Y-E-L-L, EVERYBODY YELL!! The cheerleaders and our 3 coaches in action. u; A crowd of Westwood fans came to rouse up team spirit. Susie Kelly Jenny Butler Lauta Walker Escorts: Mark McGahee Escorts: Keith Holton Escorts: Bill Bullard Ronald Hays Johnny McKenzie Cochran Vann Ruth Collins Jeannie Floyd Libby Rozier Escorts: Joey Dratfin Escorts: Marcus Eidson Escorts: Jon Brim Butch Parker Ricky Shiver Jody McCarty HOMECOMING QUEEN AND HER COURT 97 98 Tri-Hi-Y Door Contest Mrs. Williams wins first prize. Mrs. Palmer wins second Mrs. Floyd wins third prize. prize. Parent - Faculty Game Hustle Ladies!! Somebody rebound!!! Can anything be said about this picture? Coach Nelson attempts to ring toul shot! The Parents Team and Faculty Team meet to discuss important items ot dress. A few of the men who played in the Parent-Faculty Game. 100 o fv'va: Aunt Lollipop comes for a Deputy Dawg speaks on drugs. Sixth graders put on a half visit. time show!!! Spring Dance The Spring Dance was sponsored by the Music was presented by Yakatz. Tri-Hi-Y. The gym was decorated with balloons and crepe paper hanging from the ceiling. 101 Talent Show The little ballerinas. Elementary winners - Michelle Harris, 3rd Place; Todd Madding, 2nd Place; Carol McGahee and Luci Crow, 1st Place. Everybody loves to square dance!! High School winners- Charlie Mathews and Troy Davis, 2nd Place; Frank Lamb, 3rd Place; Patty Palmer, 1st Place. Kite - Flying Contest Tri-Hi-Y members help with contest. Winners; Best - Looking, Louis Braxton; Shortest - Flying, Bruce Johnson; Highest - Flying, Don Hicks; Longest - Flying, Doug Walker; Most Original, Wally Swilly; and Babs Goldner, Tri-Hi-Y co-president. A Daddy helps to get kite in the air. 102 WORKS Krista Harden and Leah Twitty won First Place in the Biology department. Their project was entitled Diabetes. The first annual Science Fair was a big success. There were many entries. These were the three top winners. The Kindergarten class had an Easter egg hunt here at Westwood. Mrs. Mosely added to the fun by bringing her pet goat, Sally. In the Physics department, Karen Chorpening won First Place on her project called Infrared Photography. George Hall, Vic Greene, and David Earnest won First Place in the Chemistry Department on their project called Amount of Vitamin C in Various Fruits. Kindergarten classes' Easter egg hunt. Sally, the goat, visits the Kindergarten class! Who's gonna find the prize egg???? 103 Athletic Banquet All the way to STATE!!! Baseball players receive trophies. Jody McCarty, Most Valuable Player football; Cochran Vann, Best Attitude - football. Junior Varsity boys and girls receive trophies. Smile Ya'II!! Joey Draffin is given Boys' Sportsmanship Award. Dana Davis is given Girls' Sportsmanship award. 104 MAGIC CARPET RIDE 1974 Eugenia, Ruth, and Joanie read the Last Will and Testament. 105 The Cutest Couple The next thing they'll want is a glass of Alka- Seltzer! Moccasin Flatt entertained on that night. 106 Goof-offs!!!!!! You bring ouf the animal in me!!I Does my thumb look like a nail???? Tim, Stevie, Rodney, and David plan to go into the palm-tree making business. Sheik Jack and Queen Fran getting ready for the Magic You ask the dumbest questions!!! Carpet Ride. 107 Grade 8: Best Citizenship Award - David Gurley, Most Improved - Susan Dunn, Most Cooperative - Dicksy Campbell. Grade 1: Most Improved Cass Chorpening, Most Cooperative - Donna Mae Hatcher, Best Posture - Don Hicks, Best Citizenship Award - Angela Spires. Grade 4: Best Citizenship Award - Felicia Wilson; Most Improved - Scott Vann; Most Cooperative - Chip Smithwick; Highest Academic Achievement Award - Luci Crow; Best Posture - Deidre Martin. Grade 2: Best Posture - Terri Cochran; Most Cooperative - Dianne Bush. Not Shown: Most Improved - Sherry Roach; Best Citizenship - Sandy Brown. Grade 7: Best Citizenship, Highest Academic Achievement, Most Improved Martha Jane Bullard; Most Cooperative Janice Hilliard. Grade 5: Best Citizenship Award - Shari Hays; Most Improved - Ralph Mullis; Highest Academic Achievement Award- Johnny Singletary; Most Cooperative - Linda Akridge; Best Posture - Ellen Elkins. Grade 3: Best Citizenship Award - Hort Williams; Most Improved - Sonny Burgess; Most Cooperative - Steve Hinson; Highest Academic Achievement Award - Celia Gurley; Best Posture- Tammy Hatcher. Grade 6: Highest Academic Achievement Award - Lynn Feingold; Best Citizenship - Krista Royal; Most Improved Ken Hilliard; Most Cooperative - Andy Palmer; Best Posture - John Hilliard. 108 Highest Academic Index: Norma Smith, 12; Kitty Dunn, 11; Patty Palmer, 9; Not shown Susan Norris, Quill and Scroll: Susan Shiver, Norma Smith, Dana Davis, Babs Goldner, Vic Greene, Nell Lane, and Teena Brooks. Co-winners of Activities Points: Kitty Dunn and Lauta Walker NEDT Certiticates: Karen Chorpening, Warren Royal, Martha Jane Bullard, Beth Vann, Susan Akridge, Tim Morey, Lisa Rigsby, Jane Burson. Not shown: Karl Kemper, Susan Norris, and Webster Hughes. Outstanding Westwood Student: Kitty Dunn Citizenship Award: Libby Rozier and Tim Maxwell. Outstanding Tri-Hi-Y member: Beth Vann 109 Ill Babs Goidner Mathematics Science Award Jeanie Floyd - General Excellence Graduation Speaker The Honorable H. E. Carswell 114 PROPHECY The other day while I was polishing a dish, A genie appeared and said, ''Give me your wish. I thought for a moment and then replied, Let's go for a 'Magic Carpet Ride!' No sooner had we taken off from the floor. Than we saw the Seniors of '74. I turned to the Genie and told him my aim. We veered to the left and neared a door. That said Enter the year 1994. As we entered the door we looked all around. And these were the sights and surprises we found. A love lorn column Joey Draffin did start To lighten the sorrow of a female heart. Write in your problems, however many. And Joey promises to add to them plenty. Cathy's from the country, but that don't spoil her form She's cruising through Camilla, waving up a storm. We see Babs lying in the sun. She shed the habit that made her a nun. She's always up for something new Next, she's going to be a guru. Whatever happened to Gladys Knight? She and Charlie got in a fight. The crowd all gathered to see the duel. Who would come out super cool? He ruled out Gladys and got real hip. Now its Charlie Mathews and the Pips. Ole Jon Brim - a temper had he. He's serving time in the penitentiary. What did he do -- Oh! what a whooper. He got mad and hung Berta Booper. My, what a day when our local mortician Butch, got himself into such a condition. Instead when the time for the funeral was slated They found poor Berta had been cremated. Joanie hates to be called the queen. What she hates even more is a date that makes a scene. So, since with many men she likes to mingle, We find Joanie still is single. Jody's in the big game losing his life. He's hocked all his trophies and now it's his wife, Poker's always been his downfall. But cheatin' sho' nuff cost him his all. When you see Libbys, Libbys, Libbys, On the label, label, label. You see Pat and all the kids Around the table, table, table. Announcer's voice: Now let's go to the roller derby in Los Angeles We have in this round - Big Rick Shiver and Pompous Pam Jones against 747 and Tiny Earline. Together they make quite a good team. Lanair and a beauty parlor were once Nell's song. Whatever happened - what went wrong? She opened a parlor in a brand new mall, Ruth went in first and came out bald. Look at the crowd, they're all in a dash. They're trying to get ready 'cause here comes Flash. She's hither and dither, skipping and hopping. Look at Charlotte with her flashbulbs popping. Anyone seen Teena's taxi in town? Walter's always sure to be around. He's her faithful companion in the house or yard. He follows her around like a sweet St. Bernard. Look! Look! There in the new car. It's Eugenia, the movie star. She went to Hollywood to seek her fame Too bad no one remembers her name. We look down on Marcus as we fly through the air. He's become a gas station millionaire. He didn't get to where he's at by lying on his back Now he's sporting around a brand new Cadillac. Because of something startling Which Norma will do. Her name will be listed with The greats in WHO'S WHO. Jeanie's gone to Spain with the best intention Of seeing Mr. Bertschi at the Spanish convention. True love at Westwood was ignited, To be rekindled when he is signted. Listen to the beat, listen to the beat! Pam Kelly's in a band and it's not Canned Heat. It's not the Beatles or the Mothers It's the one and only Allman Brothers. Ruth weaves, and speeds, and screeches Until her distination she reaches She drives reckless, what the heck. Everyone knows she won't have a wreck. We leave our Magic Carpet and lay down our spy glass. It seems our trip has ended. We have looked in on your class. To you, the Seniors of '74, We leave you standing at a door. A door that leads to hunger an d strife Or one that leads to love and life. The road you choose is left up to you, What you make of yourself is left there, too. We wish for you the best that you can find ; Happiness, love, and peace of mind. Now Seniors, take this warning, though your names are on the sun. The Juniors are just behind you. And We've Only Just Begun! 116 117 Last Will and Testament We, the Senior Class of 1974, having been thoroughly examined and tested by capable psy- chiatrists and brain specialists and pronounced reasonably sane and able to negotiate such an important document, do hereby execute and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament, and do hereby declare all previous wills if any, or promises made by us, individually or collectively, verbally or written, to be null and void. We bequeath to our parents our deepest gratitude for all the sacrifices they have made in our behalf, in order that we may be given an education to fit us for our life careers. To the faculty we bequeath our sincere apologies for all the headaches and heartaches that they may have suffered in the training and developing of our youthful minds! We realize that it has been a tremendous task — but they have accomplished wonderful results — as you can see for yourselves! We now have some tokens for some of our worthy faculty: To Mrs. Adams, we leave a tennis team with championship serves and a case of Tabs to calm her nerves. To Mrs. Moore, we leave a pacifier, in hopes that it will satisfy her. To Mr. Berryman, who is not very strict with his classes, we leave a more promising career as manager of a factory for green sunglasses. To Mrs. Palmer, from her biology, chemistry, and science classes all, we leave a slimy frog, big and tall. To Mrs. Cooper, we leave an extra difficult task, the job of teaching pronunciation to the Senior English class. To Mrs. Parker, who made us physically fit; We leave a trampoline, gym suit, and a baseball mitt. To Mrs. Floyd in Room 113, we leave a new pinata to fulfill her dream. To Mrs. Williams, who is calm and shy, we leave the unruly Tri-Hi-Y. To Coach Nelson, The Yankee Doodle who thinks he's a dandy, we leave a plate of grits and a bottle of brandy. To Coach Hicks, who had to sweep a lot of gym floors, we leave an automatic broom to help with his chores. To Mrs. Sandifar, who likes to have everything neat and in place, we leave the memory of the Senior Class, which we're sure she'd like to erase. To Mr. Sandifar, who can't keep things straight; we leave some bell-bottomed jeans and a muscle shirt to bring him up to date. We also leave him a tape recorder, so he can remember what he oughta. We make several bequests to the Juniors as a whole. They consist of some of the habits in which we have indulged during class time, namely: gum chewing, eating in class, flirting, snickering, and many more. They will be of no more use to us as a class, but in passing them on, we advise that they be used with extreme caution. We do not wish to stir up any friction between faculty and the incoming seniors, even if we, ourselves, did somehow get away with them. We bequeath the following gifts from certain individuals in our own class to the individuals of the Junior class: 118 Charlie Mathews, who is known for his wild clothes of pinks, purples, and blues leaves to Vic Greene a pair of his high stacked shoes. Libby, who is well versed in perpendicular lines, theorems, and triangle QRT, leaves to Fran all the formulas for trigonometry. Marcus leaves to David the free use of the gas station, so he can still joy ride even if we have to ration. Cathy Cross, who is a very good cook, leaves to Kitty Dunn her Betty Crocker Cook Book. Jeanie leaves to Lauta, who combs her hair a lot, a compact make-up mirror for primping on the spot. Butch leaves to Cochran his pair of quiet basketball shoes for tipping, so he can sneak into his room, before his mother knows he's been nipping. Joey Draffin leaves his partying times and bad influence to Carey Phelps. Joey has set an amazing (hiccup) record, but we fear that Carey will have topped him by next year. Teena leaves to Susan a pencil and pad, so she can write a book on all the shorthand experiences they've had. As was left to Norma in '73, she leaves The Sensuous Woman to Donna as a key. As was left to Marcus by Tim, Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex, But Were Afraid to Ask is left to Lauch, to aid him. To William from Jody, the Wildcat superstar, we leave the challenge to surpass Jody's record, for he's the best candidate by far. To Sarah Palmer, who never speaks out in class, Eugenia leaves the techniques she has used in the past. To Gloria, Joanie leaves the best tennis racket in the land, so that she, like Joanie, can improve her backhand. The Senior Class leaves to the junior who thought he was a senior, Tom Cobb, the negotiation of senior privileges as his new job. Jody leaves to Frank, before his image fades, his academic learning and his excellent grades. To calm Beth Brewer's boisterous ways, Pam Kelly leaves a few pointers on how to behave. From the seniors in Short Story to Troy Davis with his smart aleck smirk, we leave a book entitled How to Become a Jerk. Joey leaves to Stevie his little black book, so if he ever needs a date, he won't have far to look. From Pam Jones to Pam Tomlinson, who travels far, we leave a set of tires and some bug spray for her car. To Terry Blewett from Ruth, a permanent wave so she can make her hair behave. Ricky leaves to E.B. something to help him catch a dame, a shiny black alligator belt without his name. Charlotte leaves to Denise, who thinks studying is a bore, the hope that she might make an even better SAT score. Jon, who likes sports best of all, leaves to Phillip a book on how to play baseball. Babs, who in taking piano, wasted many years, leaves to Becky her sheet music, ability, and many tears. From everyone to Bill, we leave a trip to Mississippi to pick a show steer, maybe this will help him have a Grand Champion next year. Nell borrowed from Lanair something special for Tim, she is sure a John Deere Tractor is the perfect gift for him. Just out of the lab after many tests, Ricky leaves to Eddie his tangle tamer invention for all the hair on his chest. Jon Brim, a fine car dealer, leaves to Dana his sleek and shiny four wheeler. To Rodney, Pam Kelly leaves the hospital switchboard, she hopes that he won't choke himself with the cords. To Lucretia from Ruth we leave a trip to Screen Gems studio to audition for To Tell the Truth. We saved this special one for last . . . To Mrs. McNair, whom we all adore, we leave this fond remembrance from the class of '74: To the lady who a Iways looks for the best, and tries to be fair even when we are pests. To the one who understands us all, because without her there we surely would fall. She is faithful to this class without slight, and works unendingly for us with all her might. We will always be thankful to her for the way in which she has helped us grow. Mrs. McNair, we'll never forget you, because we love you so. In witness thereof we, the Class of 1974, have set our hand and seal on this tenth day of May, in the year 1974. 119 Assuming the responsibility of editing the 1974 WILDCAT is probably the most difficult and exciting responsibility I have ever undertaken. Even though I realize that some will find fault, I sincerely hope that this annual will help you to recapture and relive many exciting moments here at Westwood -- whether it be the football games, basketball games. Spring Dance, Halloween Carnival, Homecoming, Junior-Senior, final exams, or graduation. I would like to thank all of my staff especially the sectional editors. They helped to make this annual a memorable one by spending time and thought and adding something extra to their individual sections. In the years to come this annual will be a book of treasured memories for you. My staff and I hope that you will enjoy this book as much as we enjoyed its preparation. ScLAO- JdmdinjiA 120 The staff of the 1974 WILDCAT would like to thank the patrons listed below and the advertisers on the following pages for their generous support of this annual. 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