Westwood Schools - Wildcat Yearbook (Camilla, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1975 volume:

(Sable ©f (Contents iPaculta 3 Mentors.. in Juniors 21 S opljomores 25 jFresijuien 3D Junior Miglj 34 tElementarg 41 (Clubs 55 iFeatures 72 S’ports 99 (graduation na Aduertisementa 123 3 Dallas E. Sandifar Headmaster Mrs. Adams attended the University of Georgia, Albany Junior College, and Valdosta State College. She teaches Business Education. She is also the Cheerleader and the ninth grade sponsor. Mr. Robert Berryman attended Northern Michigan University. He teaches English and Geography. He also sponsors the Junior Class. ((.irr � Mrs. Jean Floyd attended Wesleyan College. She teaches Spanish and sponsors the Spanish Club. Mrs. Roberta Cooper attended Berry College and Butler College. She teaches English and sponsors the eighth grade and the Drama Club. Mrs. Edna Davis attended Valdosta State College, Georgia State College, and Baptist Theological Seminary. She teaches First Grade. 5 « Mrs. Patricia McNair attended the University of Georgia. She teaches Math. She also sponsors the Senior class and the Student Council. Mrs. June Mosely attended South Georgia Jr. College and the University of Georgia. She teaches the Kindergarten classes. Mrs. Jean Palmer attended Florida State University, the University of Georgia, and the University of Illinois. She feaches Science and sponsors the Science Club. Mrs. Mary Beth Palmer attended Georgia Southwestern. She teaches the Third Grade. Mrs. Claudia Pitts attended the University of Georgia. She feaches Sixth Grade. Mrs. Mary Sue Sandifar attended Purdue University, Ball State University, and Saint Francis University. She teaches English. She is the Librarian and sponsors the Annual and the Newspaper. 6 Mrs. Gail Williams attended ABAC and Georgia Southern. She teaches History. She also sponsors the Tenth Grade and Tri-Hi- Y. Mrs. Nancy Shalmy attended University of Arkansas. She teaches Math. She also sponsors the Junior Class. Mr. Ed Hinnant attended Sanford University. He teaches History and Soc.- Economics. He coaches Football, Baseball, and sponsors the Lettermen's Club. Mr. John Sifford attended the University of Missouri at Columbia. He teaches Science and sponsors the Seventh Grade. Mr. Greg Main attended the University of Georgia. He teaches Physical Education. He coaches Football and Basketball. Mrs. Joy Thomas attended Georgia State College. She teaches Second Grade. 7 Mrs. Vickie Parker attended the University of Georgia. She teaches the First Grade. Mrs. Francis Butler attended Georgia Southern College. She teaches the Fourth Grade. Mrs. Sandra Kemp attended the University ot Georgia. She teaches the Second Grade. 8 9 10 CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT - Kitty Dunn VICE-PRESIDENT - Dana Davis SECRETARY - Gloria Gurley TREASURER - Eddie Akridge JAMES EDGAR AKRIDGE, JR. Hey Sweets! hates shaving. Beechnut Chewing Tobacco, stupid people. MILTON TITUS BROOKS Don't gimme those negative waves! -is reluctant about passing the buck. ELBERTBRADY BEASLEY II Fran, do you know your -71- government? -has a hard time waking up after a bad night with Ravenwood. WILLIAM WEBB BULLARD, III Yea, really?...How 'bout that?!? - hates to see unhappy people. ELIZABETH DEE BREWER Whoa...wait a minute! - can't stand SCHOOL!!! MARY FRANCESCLEVELAND QUIT!!! -despises Government class, Saturday night ballgames, and sprints. 11 THOMAS LUNDY COBB Let's go to Sundown!! -in desperate opposition with the Panama City Police. KATHERINEMARCIA DUNN Hark! -not to wild about eggs, frogs, or people who never do anything. RODNEY JAMES HUNNEWELL So what?!?! -turns his nose up at bird legs, English IV, Polacks, and government. DANA MARIE DAVIS ...and we 'bout had a wreck!! -has something against stiff blue jeans, 11:00 curfews, E on the gas guage. DAVID LEE EARNEST I'll die laughing while you die trying! -hates to get let down by people he thought he could count on...and a certain English IV teacher! GLORIA JEAN GURLEY TROYTALMAGE DAVIS It's about time! VICTOR ASHLEY GREENE When you think you have someone eating out of your hand, it's a good idea to count your fingers. -has a hang up about empty gas tanks and a broken-down car that you can't fix. JAMES STEVEY McKENZIE I think I can handle it. -strictly objects to people that TRY to tell him what to do. 12 TIMOTHY JACK MAXWELL I don't know. -hates English Lit. lauchlin McKinnon rozier, III I got paid today. - can't stand having NOTHIN' to do. FRANK COCHRAN VANN, JR. Let's go get one! -hates having to listen to those when I was a little boy stories in government class. CAREY KEADLE PHELPS I paid for it last time! - has a negative attitude about Monday mornings after a rough weekend and Monday football practices. PAMELA ELAINE TOMLINSON Wait a minute... - thinks little of a KNOW IT-ALL'S and English IV. LAUTA EMILY WALKER Go jump! Be Sweet! - gets perturbed about warts and people calling her Laura . DONNA LYNN PHELPS Now let me tell you something. - doesn't like not having any money. SUSAN ELAINE THOMPSON I don't remember. -gets annoyed when the discussion on Panama City is brought up. LUCRETIA AMAR WATSON Are you kiddin'? - can't stand riding around on empty or hardhats. 13 REBECCA ANN WILLIAMS What are you doing? —can NOT stand two-faced people. MRS. PATRICIA McNAIR —our favorite teacher because of her sweet and understanding personality. Just us...being us. This won't happen again!! United we stand... Now - what did you say?? II Penseroso Colonel Sanders would walk a mile for that chicken!!! 14 Beth Fran Troy Milton Bill Tom Dana E.B. 16 Stevey Tim Carey 17 Susan Lauta Lucretia Becky 18 JAMES EDGAR AKRIDGE, JR. FRESHMAN: Student Government; Class Vice-President SOPHOMORE: Basketball JUNIOR: Class Vice-President; Who's Who Among American High School Students Award SENIOR: Class Treasurer ELBERT BRADY BEASLEY, II FRESHMAN: Basketball SOPHOMORE: Basketball; Football; Most Valuable Lineman Award JUNIOR: Football: All-Region Offense; All- Region Defense; Most Valuable Lineman SENIOR: Football Statistician; Letterman's Club ELIZABETH DEE BREWER MILTON TITUS BROOKS JUNIOR: Chess Club SENIOR: Science Club WILLIAM WEBB BULLARD, III SOPHOMORE: Student Government; Class Favorite; Letterman's Club; Basketball; Football: Best Back; Baseball: Best Pitcher; Westwood Athlete of the Year JUNIOR: Student Government Secretary; Letterman's Club; Drama Club; Class Favorite; Football: All-Region Quarterback, All-Region Place-Kicker, Honorable Mention All-State Quarterback SENIOR: Drama Club; Football; Baseball MARY FRANCES CLEVELAND SOPHOMORE: Class Vice-President; Class Favorite; Hall Monitor; Tri-Hi-Y Club; Drama Club; Basketball; Tennis: Most Improved JUNIOR: Tri-Hi-Y Club; Student Government; Tennis; Basketball: Most Improved SENIOR: Tri-Hi-Y Club; Letterman's Club; Basketball THOMAS LUNDY COBB SOPHOMORE: Letterman's Club; Baseball; Basketball; Football: Most Improved JUNIOR: Letterman's Club President; Baseball; Basketball; Football: All-Region Team SENIOR: Letterman's Club; Baseball; Football: All-County Team DANA MARIE DAVIS FRESHMAN: French Club SOPHOMORE: Language Club Secretary; Hall Monitor; Annual Staff; Softball: Most Team Spirited JUNIOR: Hall Monitor; Quill and Scroll; Annual Staff Assistant Editor, Elementary Editor; Cheerleader; Girls' Sportsmanship Award SENIOR: Annual Staff Editor-in-Chief; Class Vice-President TROY TALMADGE DAVIS SOPHOMORE: Science Club; Spanish Club President; Third Place in Talent Show; Baseball; J. V. Football JUNIOR: Second Place in Talent Show; Football; Baseball: Most Improved Palyer SENIOR: Drama Club KATHERINE MARCIA DUNN SOPHOMORE: Basketball; Tennis; Drama Club Secretary; Tri-Hi-Y Club; Citizenship Award; Headmaster's List; Sportsmanship Award JUNIOR: National Honor Society; University of Georgia Certificate of Merit; Headmaster's List; Student Government Vice-President; Drama Club President; Tri-Hi-Y Community Project Chairman; Most Outstanding Student; Tennis; Basketball: Most Valuable Player SENIOR: National Honor Society; Class President; Student Government; Tri-Hi-Y Club Vice-President; Drama Club; Basketball; Letterman's Club; Headmaster's List; Literary Award; Salutatorian DAVID LEE EARNEST FRESHMAN: French Club; Girls' Varsity Basketball Manager; Basketball SOPHOMORE: French Club; Drama Club; French Club Activities Chiarman; Debate Club Vice-President JUNIOR: First Place in Chemistry Division of Science Fair; Drama Club VICTOR ASHLEY GREENE FRESHMAN: French Club; 4-H Club; Boys' Varsity Basketball Manager SOPHOMORE: Boys' Basketball Manager; Letterman's Club; Language Club; Science Club; Newspaper Staff-Elementary Editor JUNIOR: Boys' Basketball Manager; 19 Baseball, Science Club; National Honor Society; Newspaper Staff-Assistant Editor; Quill and Scroll; Chess Club SENIOR: Letterman's Club; Science Club; National Honor Society; Quill and Scroll; Chess Club; Newspaper Editor GLORIA JEAN GURLEY JUNIOR: Student Government; Drama Club; Annual Staff, Science Club; Tennis: Most Valuable Player; Class Treasurer; National Honor Society; Chorus; Headmaster's List; Region 1-A SEAIS Double Tennis Champs SENIOR: Student Government Chairman; Drama Club President; Class Secretary; Letterman's Club; National Honor Society; Headmaster's List, General Excellence Award; Math and Science Award; Valedictorian. RODNEY JAMES HUNNEWELL SOPHOMORE: J. V. Football; Cheer Club JUNIOR: Spanish Club President; Football Manager SENIOR: Letterman's Club JAMES STEVEY McKENZIE FRESHMAN: Girls' Basketball Manager; J.V. Basketball SOPHOMORE: J.V. Football JUNIOR: Football SENIOR: Football; Letterman's Club President TIMOTHY JACK MAXWELL FRESHMAN: Basketball SOPHOMORE: Class Treasurer JUNIOR: Spanish Club; Citizenship Award CAREY KEADLE PHELPS SENIOR: Student Council; Baseball; Basketball: All-Tourney in Christmas Tournament; Most Valuable Player in Christmas Tournament, All-Tourney in Region Tournament; All-County team Football: All-County Team; Headmaster's List; National Honor Society. DONNA LYNN PHELPS SOPHOMORE: Hall Monitor; Softball; Cheerleader: Most School Spirited Award. JUNIOR: Annual Staff; Cheerleader: Captain of the Squad, Most School Spirited Award. SENIOR: Annual Staff Sports Editor lauchlin McKinnon rozier, in SOPHOMORE: Football; 4-H Club JUNIOR: Football PAMELA ELAINE TOMLINSON JUNIOR: Third Place in Science Fair SENIOR: Basketball: All-State Team, All- Tournament Trophy in Christmas Tournament. SUSAN ELAINE THOMPSON JUNIOR: Tri-Hi-Y Club; Annual Staff; Teacher's Aide; Chorus; National Honor Society Vice-President SENIOR: National Honor Society President; Tri-Hi-Y School Project Chairman; Annual Staff High School Editor; Science Club Secretary; Library Assistant. FRANK COCHRAN VANN, JR. JUNIOR: 4-H Club; Football: Best Attitude Award; All-Region Center SENIOR: 4-H Club; Football: All-County Team LAUTA EMILY WALKER SOPHOMORE: Tri-Hi-Y Secretary; Drama Club; Student Government; Tennis; Basketball JUNIOR: Class President; Tri-Hi-Y Secretary; Drama Club; National Honor Society; Basketball; Tennis: Most Improved Player, Doubles Champs in Region 1-A SEAIS SENIOR: Tri-Hi-Y President; Drama Club; National Honor Society; Tennis; Basketball; Letterman's Club. LUCRETIA AMAR WATSON SOPHOMORE: Softball; Tri-Hi-Y Club JUNIOR: Tri-Hi-Y Club; Annual Staff; Cheerleader; GAA SENIOR: Tri-Hi-Y Club; Letterman's Club; Secretary-Treasurer; Baseball Statistician. REBECCA ANN WILLIAMS FRESHMAN: French Club; Class Favorite SOPHOMORE: French Club; Class Secretary; Cheerleader; GAA JUNIOR: Annual Staff; Tri-Hi-Y Club; National Honor Society; Chorus; Teacher's Aide; Class Secretary. SENIOR: Annual Staff Features Editor; Tri- Hi-Y Club; Library Assistant; National Honor Society 20 Dennis Bostick Jenny Butler Sherry Cross Kathy Davis Bobby Giddens President - Beth Vann Vice-President - Jenny Butler Secretary - Donna Hays Treasurer - Miriam Price Class Favorites Lisa Sangster Bobby Giddens Co-Sponsors Mrs. Shalmy Mr. Berryman Mel Gurley George Hall Donna Hays Keith Holton Martha Lee 22 Johnny McKenzie Kay Palmer Ben Peavy Tammy Roach Lisa Sangster 23 24 25 apliamares President: George Ann Mitchell Vice President: Patty Palmer Secretary-Treasurer: Janie Spence Class Favorites Joe Akridge Johnnie Brooks Julia Brooks Stacy Brooks Barbara Brown 26 Gina Bullard Villa Carlisle Karen Chorpening Jerry Davis Andy Fowler Frank Dixon Jack Eubanks Louis Feingold Don Gray Barbee Hall Krysta Harden Marsha Hayes Ronald Hays Stanley Greene 27 Ginny Penn Jan Rackley 28 NO PHOTO AVAILABLE Lee Woody Joe Gaines Penny Hammock 29 30 Lisa Rigsby, Keel Kemper, Darlene McKenzie. President - Lisa Rigsby Vice-President - Keel Kemper Secretary-Treasurer - Darlene McKenzie Class Favorites Lydia Bostick, Karl Kemper Susan Akridge Charlotte Baggs Lydia Bostick Jane Burson 31 f Dicksey Campbell Johnny Clarke Becky Clark Pickett Condrey Marla Cooper Carol Dunagan Susan Dunn Carla Goldner David Gurley Jabra Harden Lori Hillard Kevin Hollifield Dewey Howell Webster Hughes Rex Jones Karl Kemper Keel Kemper Frank Lamb Jr. 32 Darlene McKenzie Janet Phelps Sandra Palmer Renea Singleton 33 34 ingjjtlj draiie Sponsor - Mrs. Cooper Favorites: Janet Shiver Ben Cleveland V V V OFFICERS: President Lucy Feingold Vice President - Robert Dunn Secretary-Treasurer - Lynn Hays Fred Bostick Martha Bullard Lola Carlisle 35 David Clarke Terri Davis Wayne Fowler J Janice Hilliard Michelle McGahee Robert Dunn Lee Hall Lamar Holton Sarah Mitchell Charles Edwards Pam Hudson Alan Moree Billy Davis Lucy Feingold Angie Johnson Carol Muggridge 36 Millie Palmer Raymond Parker David Tomlinson Mary Vann They said it was out here some where! Milton Powell Teresa Roach Krista Shirah Janet Shiver Study, Study 37 0euentl| Bobby Bostick and Krista Royal Class Favorites Mr. Sifford Class Sponsor President: Frank Twitty, III Vice President: Wally Swilley Secretary-Treasurer: Fran Parker Robert Akridge David Bostick David Edwards I Mickey Gray John Hilliard Ken Hilliard Patrick Parker Craig Hollifield Rex Madding Tracy Rigsby Craig Chambliss Mary Lynn Gurley Alesia Hudson Andrew Palmer Sandra Roach 39 40 ixth Oka tie Beth Johnson Ralph Mullis Leah Powell Johnny Singletary 42 Doug Walker Lacy Wingate Ififtli (6raft e Melissa Brooks Ginger Butler Cathy Cochran Sheryl Cribb 43 Lucy Crow Charles Davis Heidi Dunn Zo Edwards Tammy Johnson Timothy Johnson Carol McGahee Todd Madding Deidre Martin Gary Royal Don Shiver Ron Shiver Chip Smithwick Jamie Sullivan Chester Tatum Charlotte Turley Jtourttf (Sra e Cullis Autry Clayton Bullard Sonny Burgess Stephen Collins David Cooper Patrick Ford Celia Gurley Wade Hall 44 Angela Johnson Carl Miller Aubrey Moree Dave Phelps 45 Sherry Adams Ragean Bass Gina Brewer Sandy Brown Diane Bush Guyton Cochran Terri Cochran Tony Davis ( Brendon Hannon Michelle Harris Mike Hinnant Rhonda Hutto Mill McNair Myra Lynn McSwam Jim Maddox Michelle Martin 46 Kim Perry Lisa Powell Sherry Roach Ricky Worsham Meconi (Srafce NO � MOIO AVAJLAM1 Joey Autry Bobby Bass Angie Bateman Angie Blewett Louis Braxton Allen Burgess Dana Bush Cass Chorpening Hal Cochran Billy Crane Julie Curies Cathy Davis 47 Donna Dorsey Tracy Grlffen Fran Gurley Hank Harris Donna Hatcher Don Howell, Jr. Julie Hughes Greg Ivey Pam Jones Bruce Johnson Jim Lemley Vickie McKenzie Lara Mitchell Jenny Palmer Angie Parker Edwin Pollock Rhonda Sharp Libby Williams Ted Williams Jfftrst (Irato 49 John Birdsong III John Bostick Jodi Cochran Rhonda Cross Claire Davis Christie Dorsey Fran Duke Todd Edwards Jeanie Fowler Kathleen Hays R. W. Hilliard, Jr. Brooks Holton Weyman Holton Katrina Hudson Penelope Hughes Cliff Johnson Julie Jones Lisa Jones Jeanie Kelly Tracy Lashley Bobby McSwain Selena AAosely Leslie Owens Michael Parker Eva Perry Bruce Rigsby Scott Rigsby Wey Rook Tammy Sharp Becky Shiver Sonya Singleton Sherry Thomas Amy Timmons Angel Watson Cody Williams Jamie Williams 50 SCtni tt garten Richard Williams Debbie Cross David Donaldson Karen Smith Victoria Adams Jeffery Anderson Craig Davis Trey Eubanks Brian Fussel Bruce Fussel Missy Harris Beth Hilliard Tommy Hilliard Elizabeth Hughes Richard Hunnewell Jackson Johnson 51 52 Ha! Ha! You can't have any! Wonder what's going on? 53 t Smile, you're on Candid Camera! Seeing Santa at Christmas time is one of the most fun things for little children. 54 55 Annual taff This yearbook is merely a portion of the events of the school year. The staff has, to the best of our ability, tried to capture some of the memories and put them on these pages. The staff hopes that we have adequately touched on each portion of our school and school events to bring back memories long to be cherished. We proudly present to you the 1975 Wildcat. First row: Karl Kemper, Keel Kemper, Jane Burson, Renea Singleton, Miriam Price, Charlotte Baggs, Stacy Brooks, Lisa Sangster, Janet Phelps, Sandra Palmer. Second row: George Ann Mitchell, Ginny Penn, Lori Hilliard, Marla Cooper, Dicksy Campbell, Lisa Rigsby, Darlene McKenzie, Lynda Oft, Susan Thompson, Becky Williams, Sherry Cross, Robyn Smithwick. Third row: Leah Twitty, Lydia Bostick, Jimmy Stewart, Donna Phelps, Susan Dunn, Warren Royal, Jabra Harden, Louis Feingold, Susan Shiver, Dana Davis, Kathy Davis, Frank Lamb. 56 Dana Davis Editor-In-Chief Becky Williams Feature Editor Donna Phelps Sports Editor X Kathy Davis Business Advertising Editor Susan Shiver Elementary Editor Faculty Editor Miriam Price Club Editor Susan Thompson High School Editor m i I il C a t 1975 Robert Dunn Photographer 57 Mrs. Sandifar Sponsor Harlequin kingmakers Dress rehearsal of Second Fiddle has Louis confronting Jimmy. Barbara Brown, Lori Hilliard Jane Burson, Keel Kemper, Treasurer Patty Palmer, Suzanne Crow, Frank Lamb, President Lynda Ott, Jeanne Roach. Second row: Marla Cooper, Dicksy Campbell, Lisa Rigsby, Louis Feingold, Jimmy Stewart, Secretary Krysta Harden, Leah Twitty, Beth Vann, Susan Palmer, Karen Chorpening, Miriam Price, Julia Brooks. Third row: Gloria Gurley, Karen Hudson, Krista Shirah, Wayne Fowler, Martha Palmer, Webster Hughes, Brenda McCook, Susan Dunn, Gina Bullard, Darlene McKenzie. Fourth row: Bruce Walker, Joey Hollifield, Dewey Howell, Don Gray, Dennis Bostick, Vice-President Kitty Dunn, Lauta Walker, Jabra Harden, Bill Bullard, Troy Davis. 58 The Playmakers fulfilled their ambition to tackle a three-act play by beginning the year with a delightful dilemma. Second Fiddle by Guernsey Le Pelley. The clever dialogue and humorous situation provided a good variety of characters and a real stage for acting. The cast included Patty Palmer, Krysta Harden, Brenda McCook, Karen Chorpening, Julia Brooks, Jimmy Stewart, Louis Feingold, Dennis Bostick, and Krista Shirah. A very good attendance hailed the play as one of the group's best performances. Entering the SEAIS district One-Act Play festival held at ABAC in Tifton, the group of players placed fourth with Lily, a dramatic story of a nightclub queen, Maudie Le Claire, who reveals herself as the daughter, Lily, so esteemed by her mother on a prison farm in Georgia. The actors holding the major roles in the play all received special recognition by the judges. They were: Patty Palmer as Janet, Leah Twitty as Maudie, and Gloria Gurley as Marne. Minor roles were by Brenda McCook, and Jan Rackley. The Playmakers hosted the Third Annual Talent Show at Westwood in May. The theme, Mardi Gras, added a carnival effect to the well- attended affair. Mrs. Cooper observes play Look, she tied her up! 59 First row: Jan Rackley, Barbee Hall, Susan Thompson, Lucretia Watson, Lisa Sangster, Marsha Hayes, Patty Palmer, Cathy Thompson, Karen Chorpening, Robyn Smithwick. Second row: Jenny Butler, Krysta Harden, Rita Lowery, Jeanie Spence, Sherry Cross, Karen Hudson. Third row: Kathy Davis, Donna Hays, Martha Lee, Kitty Dunn, Fran Cleveland, Lauta Walker, Susan Shiver, Brenda McCook, Beth Vann, Leah Twitty. |pt({ Seta Ulri-Mi-i 60 ■ Stacy and Jan talk to Santa. The purpose is of the Tri-Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. Last Summer members go to YTC camp. Mr. Swindle speaks to Student Body. Several members observe City Wide Survey. Lauta Walker President, Donna Hays Secretary, Jenny Butler Treasurer, Kitty Dunn Vice-President, Patty Palmer Publicity Chairman, Susan Thompson School Project Chairman, Leah Twitty Scrap Book, Lynda Ott Chaplain. 61 2jEtterman H (Elub The purpose of the Letterman's Club is to serve as a body for all students, who lettered in a varsity sport. The Letterman's Club promotes school spirit and carries out school projects related to athletics. Stevey McKenzie President, Martha Lee Vice-President, Lucretia Watson Secretary, Coach Hinnant, Sponsor. What are all of you thinking about? Letterman's Club sponsors Easter Egg Hunt. 4 First row: Miriam Price, Lucretia Watson, Donna Hays, Susan Shiver, Patty Palmer, Robyn Smithwick, Vic Greene, E. B. Beasley. Second row: Kitty Dunn, Gloria Gurley, Martha Lee, Lauta Walker, Jenny Butler, Fran Cleveland, Bobby Giddens, Tom Cobb, Stevey McKenzie, Rodney Hunnewell, Coach Hinnant. 62 Louis makes his opening speech. Science (Elub Realizing the importance of science in the life of every individual, the Science Club seeks to acquaint the students with the world about them and foster interest in careers in the Sciences. Louis Feingold - President Rita Lowery - Vice-President Susan Thompson - Secretary Don Gray - Treasurer First row: Vic Greene, Lori Hilliard, Jane Burson, Carla Goldner, Suzanne Crow, Karl Kemper, Barbara Brown, Karen Chorpening, Susan Palmer, Jeanie Roach, Julia Brooks. Second row: Jerry Davis, Hugh Palmer, Charlotte Baggs, Susan Akridge, Janet Phelps, Lydia Bostick, Jimmy Stewart, Louis Feingold, Susan Thompson, Gloria Gurley, Barbee Hall, Frank Dixon, Marsha Hayes, Rita Lowery. Third row: Wayne Fowler, Marla Cooper, Cindy Davis, Mel Gurley, Rex Jones, Warren Royal, Brenda McCook, Gina Bullard, David Gurley, Susan Norris, Sherry Cross, Karen Hudson. Fourth row: Mike Palmer, Donald Watson, Joey Palmer, Dennis Bostick, Jack Eubanks, Andy Fowler, Ronald Hays, Don Gray, Marvin Williams, Milton Brooks. 63 The purpose of the Spanish Club is to increase our interest in the Spanish speaking countries of the world by learning more about their customs, their music, their foods and their every day living. ICoa gates eapanolea First row: Renea Singleton, Keel Kemper, Susan Palmer, Suzanne Crow, Patty Palmer, Cathy Thompson, Stacy Brooks, Julia Brooks, LouisFeingold. Second row: Sandra Palmer, Millie Palmer, Martha Bullard, Marla Cooper, Leah Twitty, Karen Chorpening, Gina Bullard, Marsha Hayes, Rita Lowery. Third row: Mrs. Floyd, Krysta Harden, George Ann Mitchell, Carol Dunagan, Webster Hughes, Susan Dunn, Ronald Hays, Brenda McCook, Andy Fowler, Warren Royal, Janice Hilliard, Frank Dixon. 64 iHeaOmaster’s Hiat Students who were candidates both semesters were presented awards at the Academic BanquetBanquet. David Cooper, Cathy Cochran, Lynn Feingold, Martha J. Bullard, Lucy Feingold, Wayne Fowler, Millie Palmer, Jane Burson, David Gurley, Julia Brooks, Patt Palmer, Kay Palmer, Beth Vann, Kitty Dunn, Gloria Gurley. First Semester Candidates: First row: Lisa Rigsby, Patty Palmer, Cathy Cochran, Lynn Feingold, Martha J. Bullard, Lucy Feingold, David Cooper. Second row: Julia Brooks, Gloria Gurley, Kitty Dunn, Kay Palmer, Beth Vann, Mary Vann, Millie Palmer, Wayne Fowler, Frank Twitty, III. Not shown: Jane Burson, David Gurley, Carey Phelps, Donna Hays. Second Semester Candidates: David Cooper, Cathy Cochran, Lynn Feingold, Martha J. Bullard, Tom Solomon, Lucy Feingold, Wayne Fowler, Miller Palmer, Jane Burson, David Gurley, Julia Brooks, Patty Palmer, Karen Chorpening, Kay Palmer, Beth Vann, Kitty Dunn, Gloria Gurley. 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. 65 Student (Smiernment Louis Feingold, Gloria Gurley, Kay Palmer, Carey Phelps, Kitty Dunn, Susan Norris, Lydia Bostick. 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 tne students in the school. She Ball monitors Leah Twitty, Miriam Price, Susan Akridge, Carol Dunagan, Ronald Hays, Brenda McCook, Jeanie Roach, Sandra Palmer, Charlotte Baggs. Theahll monitors help to maintain order in our school. They have the duty of keeping our halls clear of people who should not be there and welcoming visitors to the school. 66 (Hearljer’s Alien Front: Villa Carlisle, Stacy Brooks, Lydia Bostick. Back: Jabra Harden, Lori Hilliard, Kay Palmer, Dicksy Campbell, Lisa Rigsby. Teacher Assistants are assigned to elementary teachers. They help the teacher monitor play ground activities and read stories. They also give individual help to students that require it. ICibrarg Assistants Library assistants work one period each day. Their duties include tiling catalog cards, stamping new books, pasting in book pockets, shelving books, keeping magazines in order, and finally, checking books in and out. Susan Shiver, Susan Thompson. Not shown: Louis Feingold, Sherry Cross, Becky Williams. 67 This is the third year of publication for the Courier. The staff has a weekly schedule well-established. Due to a lot of hard work and effort the paper won a first place in the statewide GSPA newspaper judging in 1973-1974. The staff this year feels that they have done an even better job! The purpose of the Courier is to keep the student body informed on all school affairs. Club meetings and projects, class plans, social events, sport news, policy rulings, and personal news at Westwood are all reported in the Courier. Courier Carol busy at work!!!! Carol, look!!! Oh, yes, it's Flash at work again!!! Lisa Rigsby, Dicky Campbell, Sherry Cross, Carol Dunagan, Marla Cooper, Frank Lamb, Louis Feingold, Vic Greene. Vic Greene Editor 68 (f uill $c Scroll Vic Greene, Marla Cooper, Frank Lamb, Susan Shiver. Not shown: Carol Duangan, Dana Davis, Becky Williams, Susan Thompson, Donna Phelps. Quill and Scroll is an international Honorary Society tor 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 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. 69 National Honor S� ociEtg Susan Thompson, Becky Williams, Lauta Walker, Kitty Dunn, Gloria Gurley, Vic Greene. The oath for the National Honor Society taken by all members includes creativity, dependability, responsibility, loyalty, honesty, and servitude. New members are 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 grade below a C.) 70 urriuof 72 Can you ding la a ptecum minute IV m at bat it lm licked auiuy? At Ike end d a steeling Retime U to el ua dam bid it ofay? 74 Com. you wmute Ike mdk o| Immm. Tkc good Hud ty ckaoce wuqki cowc; Tke kmiocltco, the joyo. tkc mmouia. Sack oh UHpttUud owe? 75 £Hje had a wag ol demanding Right to Ike mg end, The pti e to be bought...undmtanding. That eotm Jiwh the wuitk oj) a fcttend Can you matwie Ike mine (jtieud lup. Ofc mwinq Hud scmcm it tltW: 77 Fat Hoiking fa luglm m value. IVkatem tye clumeo fa tend... We wwat ptauc tiud we. fan. wte umtlkg And equal the watllt o| a fjtiend. 78 79 Dana Davis Escort: Stevey McKenzie nth Grade. Donna Hays Escort. Keith Holton Senior Representatives Kitty Dunn Escort: Cochran Vann 10th Grade: Cathy Thompson Escort: Butch Watson 1974 Becky Williams Escort: Bill Bullard 9th Grade: Susan Dunn Escort: Bruce Walker 80 Pom Pom's Galore The Dancing was.... ....wild!?! 81 Science Jffatr Mel Gurley First Place—Chemistry Julia Brooks First Place—Biology Karen Chorpening First Place—Physics 2Cite IFlging Contest Front Row: Sandy Brown, Jim Maddox, and Tony Davis—Largest Kites. Christy and Jamie Williams—Longest Flying Kite. Back Row: Brent Collins—Smallest Kite. Aubrey Moree—Most Original Kite. Alan Moree—Highest Flying Kite. 83 i£gg Hunts tHlementarn IFun 9 V y +? (tones 84 3lie Cast Couniutp Left to Right: Alan Moree, Billy Davis, Lamar Holton, Fred Bostick, Mary Vann, Millie Palmer, Janet Shiver, Lynn Hays Junior Class Officers Senior Class Officers Athletic banquet FOOTBALL Back Row: Coach Hinnant, Bill Bullard - Most Valuable Player; Carey Phelps - Best Attitude. Front Row: Mark McGahee - Most Improved Player; Tom Cobb - Best Lineman; Butch Watson - Best Back. BASEBALL Back Row: Coach Hinnant; Joe Gaines • Most Improved. Front Row: Bill Bullard - Leading Hitter; Carey Phelps Best Pitcher; Tom Cobb - Most Valuable. 87 Basketball Back Row: Renee Singleton - Most Improved, Coach Main. Front Row: Donna Hays - Best Attitude, Kay Palmer - Free Throw, Field Goal, Martha Lee - Most Valuable. Back Row: Carey Phelps - Most Valuable, Field Goal Award, Coach Main. Front Row: Bobby Giddens - Free Throw, Dennis Bostick - Most Improved, Butch Watson - Best Attitude. 88 Cheerleaders Back Row: Miriam Price • Most Outstanding, Jenny Penn, Rita Lowery, Karen Chorpening. Front Row: Patty Palmer - Most School Spirited, Suzanne Crow, Cathy Thompson, Krysta Harden. 89 Sportsmanship Award Butch Watson Pam Tomlinson Westwood Athlete of the Year Carey Phelps 90 Leah interprets Mr. Sandifar???? ®alent Ijuui Hold That Tiger!!! Costume Winners Strumming together 91 Aca emtc Hanquet Perfect Attendance: John Bostick, Amy Timmons, Becky Shiver, Rhonda Cross, Lisa Jones, Jeannie Kelly, Michelle Sharp, Ricky Hilliard, Jodi Cochran, Louis Braxton, Vickie McKenzie, Allen Burgess, Angie Blewett, Guyton Cochran, Michelle Martin, Mill McNair, Lisa Powell, Clayton Bullard, Celia Gurley, Wade Hall, Loree Hannon, Ginny Hart, Len Sangster, Stacy Kelly, Linda Akridge, Luci Crow, Ginger Butler, Charles Davis, Don Shiver, Ron Shiver, Johnnie Brooks, Terri Davis, Lydia Bostick, Jane Burson, Craig Hollifield, Krista Royal, Janet Shiver, Doyle Singleton, Lamar Watson. GRADE ONE Most Cooperative: Becky Shiver, Most Improved. Scott Rigsby, Best Citizenship: Bobby McSwain, Best Posture: Watson. ____________ GRADE THREE Best Posture: Ricky Worsham, Most Cooperative: Terri Cochran, Most Improved: Tony Davis, Best Citizenship: Kim Perry, Highest Academic Achievement: Myra Lynn McSwain. GRADE TWO Best Posture: Jenni Palmer, Most Cooperative: Dana Bush, Most Improved: Rhonda Sharp, Best Citizenship: Billy Crane. GRADE FOUR Best Posture: Ralph Mullis, Most Cooperative: Brent Collins, Most Improved: Jim Dixon, Best Citizenship: Leah Powell, Highest Academic Achievement: Johnny Singletary. 92 Best Posture: Sheryl Cribb Most Cooperative: Timothy Johnson Most Improved: Carol McGahee Best Citizenship Award: Melissa Brooks Highest Academic Achievement Award: Cathy Cochran Most Cooperative: Lynn Feingold Most Improved: Tom Solomon Best Citizenship Award: Frank Twitty, III Highest Academic Achievement Award: Lynn Feingold Best Posture: Ralph Mullis Most Cooperative: Brent Collins Most Improved: Jim Dixon Best Citizenship Award: Leah Powell Highest Academic Achievement Award: Johnny Singletary Most Cooperative: Doug Collins Most Improved: Krista Shirah Best Citizenship Award: Wayne Fowler Highest Academic Achievement Award: Millie Palmer 93 Speech Award: Kitty Dunn Activities Points: Lauta Walker Highest Achievement Index: Grade Eleven - Kay Palmer Highest Achievement Index: Highest Achievement Index: Grade Nine - Jane Burson Grade Ten - Julia Brooks and and David Guriev Pattv Palmer i ■ 1 Highest Achievement Index: Most Outstanding Westwood Grade Twelve - Kitty Dunn Student: Patty Palmer 94 F-l-G-H-T Want a Ride? 95 AQUA—VELVA FAD Watch O-U-T!!! What's happening? A Big Jump Hard Decisions I A Pair 25c???? 96 SCiniiergarten program ®aUnt houi 98 FRONT ROW: Wally Swilley, Manager; Ben Cleveland; Kevin Hollifield; Al Price; Allen Moree; Cochran Vann; Stevie McKenzie; Louis Feingold; Bill Bullard; Frank Dixon; Butch Watson; Lee Woody; Joey Hollifield; Frank Lamb, Manager. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Stewart; Robert Dunn; Joey Palmer; Mike Palmer; Bruce Walker; Don Gray; Ronald Hays; Johnny McKenzie; Mark McGahee; Dennis Bostick; Warren Royal; Carey Phelps; Keith Holton; Tom Cobb; Webster Hughes. SEASON RECORD t 0 r e 0 Westwood 0 Baker 3 Westwood 0 Southwest Ga. 29 Westwood 20 Westbrook 8 Westwood 0 Brookwood 10 Westwood 27 Buckhead 6 Westwood 2 Westbrook 20 Westwood 50 Effingham 12 Westwood 50 Worth 14 Westwood 0 Robert Toombs 34 Westwood 21 Brookwood 21 1 I 100 Did ya'II get that??? Here come the Wildcats COACHES HELPERS!!! Bill Bullard Tom Cobb Carey Phelps Stevie McKenzie Ha Q lliUicatB FRONT ROW: Renea Singleton, Tammy Roach, Kay Palmer, Pam Tomlinson, Beth Vann, Jenny Butler. BACK ROW: Robin Smithwick, Martha Lee, Susan Dunn, Lauta Walker, Fran Cleveland, Kitty Dunn, Donna Hays, Doug Walker, Manager. Lauta Walker Kitty Dunn 103 HANDS OFF!!!! Catch Me Now-— Scores Westwood 37 VS Bainbridge 32 Westwood 25 vs Tiftarea 23 Westwood 35 vs Smithville 33 Westwood 36 vs Brookwood 13 Westwood 38 vs Ga. Christian 28 Westwood 20 vs Crisp 49 Westwood 47 vs Greenfield 20 Westwood 35 vs Brookwood 21 Westwood 35 vs Bainbridge 27 Westwood 27 vs Worth 20 Westwood 54 vs Irwin 33 Westwood 43 vs Brookwood 15 Westwood 25 vs Tiftarea 24 Westwood 45 vs Westbrook 17 Westwood 48 vs Ga. Christian 18 Westwood 46 vs Smithville 52 Westwood 24 vs Westbrook 11 Westwood 36 vs Worth 27 Westwood 33 vs Crisp 40 Westwood 49 vs Bainbridge 41 Westwood 57 vs Irwin 34 Westwood 48 vs Greenfield 40 Region Play-Offs Westwood 46 vs Worth 31 Westwood 41 vs Randolph Southern 54 105 liili cata Wm p, 55m 3.V15|30i33 ? «ti ■ Jimmy Stewart, Bruce Walker, Andy Fowler, Don Gray, Keith Holton, Bobby Giddens, Carey Phelps, Joey Hollifield, Butch Watson, Lee Woody. Tournament Westwood 66 vs Worth Westwood 58 vs Greenfield Westwood Westwood Westwood Westwood Westwood Westwood Westwood Westwood Westwood Westwood Westwood Westwood Westwood Westwood Westwood Westwood Westwood Westwood Westwood Scores 45 VS Bainbridge 44 VS Tiftarea 67 vs Smithville 28 vs Brookwood 53 vs Ga. Christian 39 vs Crisp 57 vs Greenfield 69 vs Bainbridge 21 vs Brookwood 51 vs Tiftarea 70 vs Westbrook 59 vs Ga. Christian 77 vs Smithville 55 vs Westbrook 55 vs Worth 39 vs Crisp 65 vs Bainbridge 80 vs Irwin 68 vs Greenfield IDEA???? 106 Hustle!!! Easy Two Here They Come. Which Way??? Spooner's Got It! Catch Me Now... 107 We are ready to start playing... WINNERS!!! 108 3II Basketball FRONT ROW: Allen AAoree, Frank Twitty, Wally Swilley, Doyle Singleton, Jimmy Lee, Bobby Bostick, Scott Watson, Andy Palmer. BACK ROW: Robert Dunn, Wayne Fowler, Tom Solomon, John Hilliard, Billy Davis, Lamar Holton, Fred Bostick, Doug Collins. FRONT ROW: Alesia Hudson, Sandra Roach, Teresa Roach, Coach Hinnant, Lola Carlisle, Lynn Feingold, Lisa Williams. MIDDLE ROW: Krista Royal, Mary Lynn Gurley, Beth McCook, Carol Muggridge, Lucy Feingold, Krista Shirah, Fran Parker. BACK ROW: Terry Royal, Lynn Hays, Janice Hilliard, Sarah Mitchell, Janet Shiver. 109 STANDING: Rita Lowery, Krista Harden, Karen Chorpening. KNEELING: Cathy Thompson, Patti Palmer, Miriam Price, Jenny Penn, Suzanne Crow. z Cheerleading is being proud of your team whether they win or lose because you know you're a part of them. 0 no Get EXCITED!!! Look at the fans. Price Pattie Palmer Miriam Cathy Thompson Genny Penn Rita Lowery Karen Chorpening Krista Harden Suzanne Crow 111 REX won... Everybody clap your hands.. Busy at WORK. STATISTICIANS. 112 Remits Hit it Jenny. PLAYERS Lauta Walker Donna Hays Jenny Butler Kathy Davis Janie Spence Hit it Donna. PLAYERS Bobbie Giddens Webster Hughes Carey Phelps Keith Holton Baseball TOP ROW: Bill Bullard, Carey Phelps, Tom Cobb, Bobby Giddens, Troy Davis. BOTTOM ROW: Butch Watson, Warren Royal, Jimmy Stewart, Joe Gaines. MANAGERS: Aubrie Moree, Mike Hinnant, Gary Royal. RUN Butch!! A HOME RUN Ready for Action. 114 New Cheerleaders '75-76 What to do next??? Hard at Practice. The fans in the stands are nappy. 115 Prophet a The group that dispersed from the Emerald Seas of June of '75, Has now regrouped in Old Dodge City And they're very much alive. Come along with us to the famous city We're going to take you there We'll see what's happened In 20 years since to our brave and to our fair. In the city of many legends A class reunion is being held Even Festus and Matt Dillon Have no wilder tales to tell. As we near the city limits We expect the sign to say After May 2nd, 1995 Dodge will be closed to stay. Can you hear the noise? Can you see the dust? There's a big crowd coming And they're making quite a fuss. What's that in the middle Way up in the air It seems that someone's riding In a Ring like chair There's a great big banner That with our mystery helps It seems it's Mr. Universe Our own Carey Phelps. All along the sidewalk People stop and stare Who's that over yonder With the copper hair? My goodness, it's Pam Tomlinson I wish that we could reach her But she's always in a hurry Since she's an algebra teacher My goodness she looks taller As through the crowd she moves She seems to have grown at least a foot She's wearing platform shoes. Look there in the shadows Hiding in the hall It's the infamous Bill Bullard The greatest cheater of them all He has to hide in darkness To keep himself unknown It's hard to be a socialite When you're very accident prone He hides there in the darkness Waiting for a mate It seems to me that first things first He should try to find a date. She's trying hard to make her place In the wonderful world of art It would be so much easier if she were only smart Well, here she comes a cruising Behind her steering wheel It's Dana just a waving To give the boys a thrill. In his light green Cadillac Or is it his brown Mark IV? Stevey's trying very hard To park so near the door He's trying so his special date Won't have to step in mud No wonder they still call McKenzie The Westwood super stud. There's a game in the stadium Come both boys and girls It's starring Mr. Cochran Vann The biggest center in the world Cochran's still trying to bust thru' the line As the people stand and cheer When really he'd rather be at home Drinking a nice cold beer. As we watch the exciting game Perched on the edge of our seat We'll call our friend Lucretia We'll order up some ice cream It would be a treat We'll send it over by a girl It seems that she and Tommy Now have a branch; Ice Cream World. The game is almost over The stands begin to clear The cheerleaders are starting To give the final cheer. The captain is a hollering She's stirring up the crowd Who would believe Beth Brewer Could ever be so loud. As we leave the stadium And go out in the street Down at the shopping center Who do you think we meet In a swanky outfit She picked up in Sweden Kitty is a model for the famed Mark Eden. Also in the shopping mall There's a place called Purr It's a plush date bureau To match up him and her. Luata is its leader She matches them up smartly The only problem being She matched herself with Hartley. Just across the hall we find A different kind of store Milton Brooks selling John Boy clothes Overalls, hats, and more. He's doing quite a business It's really begun to thrive It should, he's been modeling the clothes Since 1975. Back at reunion headquarters We're astonished at the crowd They're all surrounding someone 116 froptyttQ It looks like its McCloud. Riding horses while on duty Can't be done too easily But they're all getting lessons From our own E. B. Beasley. Displayed in the lobby Surrounded by some hay Is the tractor Tim rode 'round the world Accompanied by Kay There's only one small problem That's causing quite a smear The tractor he rode was not a Ford Oh yes, a green John Deere. We notice two are missing We wonder where they are It seems they couldn't get away Because of Sandifar Being Westwood teachers Should be best you bet But there can be no favors Even if you're a pet. Yes, Susan and Miss Becky Are sitting with their classes Next time; they'll know better They'll be smarter lasses. Entering now is Troy Davis In sports he makes his fame He wanted a baseball scholarship But instead he's with the Flames Not in an official office Instead he hollers duck So none of the fans in the stands Will be hit in the head with the puck. Also in Atlanta associated with the Hawks Is David Earnest who hollers while he walks He tries to sell his hotdogs As through the crowd he roams It's the closest he's been to a basketball hotdog Since he came away from home. Tom Cobb is in the world of baseball, too. He's using his many talents He's designing the brand new uniforms In a coordinating balance The patterns and the colors Are distinguishable and fair Next, he will be telling them How to curl their hair. Sitting in the lobby Trying to stifle a sob Is poor Gloria Gurley Who seems to have lost her job. It seems that being a secretary Can be right exciting She found she could handle the shorthand. But she couldn't handle the typing. Rodney's in Dodge City Looking for a painter It seems the Piggly Wiggly signs Are getting so much fainter Everyone in Camilla Is standing around in line Waiting to shop at the brand new store To be built by the future home sign. It seems that the meat at the Piggly Wig Comes from very near It's all sold local to the store By the livestock auctioneer Fran's doing her job very well Although she's very slow She's trying to make a livelihood To support her sweet Jo-Jo. Ole Eddie Akridge is in fine form It seems he ain't no fool He just skipped out on Paula Allen Like he skipped out of school. He wanted to come to this reunion But he was sure to be late For as hard as he tried and as much as he cried He couldn't find a date. It seems that today We're very blessed For Lauch and Donna Have joined the rest together. At least for today. That is until Lauch has something to say. Then, Donna, she will leave him At that moment she won't shout She'll haul off and hit him Then she will walk out. It's time for this reunion To really get on its way Now the Master of Ceremonies Will have something to say. Our good friend Vic Greene With all his dependability Has made this whole thing possible When he reserved this City. Without his forward thinking We would have missed the treat Instead of seeing everyone here We would have found them on the streets. Hasn't it been enlightening To see what has happened plenty And once again will join them In another twenty. 117 (EU 00 118 ®f ’75 119 draimation Gloria Gurley, Valedictorian sam Griffin Literature Award Graduation Speaker Junior Women's Club Scholarship Kitty Dunn, Salutatorian Math and Science Award Presbyterian Church Scholarship ICast Hill Ani (tetament We, the Senior Class of 1975, have almost reached the goal for which we have worked so hard. We have had wonderful dreams about graduation, but now it has dawned upon us that we are not really ready to leave. There are several reasons our joy is tinged with sadness. We are about to leave friends — members of our class with whom we have shared the responsibilities of upholding the traditions of the school. That brings us to another reason for sadness. What will happen to all the treasures that we have so faithfully guarded during our Senior year? We are turning them over to you, the Junior Class. Next year you will become Seniors — the guardians of these class treasures. It will be your responsibility to keep them as well as we have done. It will be a great undertaking. Are you equal to the task? Have you the seriousness which the job requires? We, the Senior Class, have often wondered and worried as to what would happen when you, the Junior Class, take over the responsibilities. We have watched you grow from Freshmen to Sophomores and then to Juniors. We have watched you in frivolous moments and serious moods. We have seen many mistakes and foolish moves you have made. We would have liked to have given you some of our adult advice, but you were headstrong and we knew you would not listen. Age, however, brings wisdom and perhaps during the next few months your judgment will be better than we have given you credit for. We do have a little advice to offer and we hope you will consider it well. First, we think you should be more dignified in your associations with your elders, as becomes Senior Class members. If you continue as you have been next year, it will tend to lower the standard of our renowned class. Second, we urge you to make better grades. We realize this means less social activity, but you are older now. However, do not attempt to outstrip our own remarkable class, in fact it might be a difficult task to do so. We do urge you to uphold all the ideals for which we have worked to attain. Third, we beg you not to expose yourselves to that very common and contagious disease known as exaggerated ego, or in everyday terms — swelled head. This is not a fatal disease, but it may bring criticism and humiliation upon its victims. For you members of the Senior Class of 1976 we bequeath some special things: There's a new diet called the see-food diet. Every time you see food you eat. Dana, our see-food dieter. Leaves Susan Shiver her famous diet. To help her become a few pounds lighter. For Bobby Giddens, E.B. has a pair of handcuffs For we hear from the girls that he can be quite rough. When the moon comes out and it gets pitch dark, The only gear that his car knows is park. Witt best wishes to Lynda Ott, The presidency of the N.H.S. is left by Susan. This should keep her from being grounded a lot. So in her social life she won't be losing! To the petite and quiet junior, Miriam Price, Who has never cracked a smike in all her life. An instant giggle is left by Donna Phelps, Because when cheerleading it really helps. From Stevey to Johnny . . . the McKenzie name, In hopes that he'll continue to add to its fame. For the junior who we don't know much about, 121 But who comes out at night without a doubt. We leave to Tammy Roach from Beth Brewer, Self-confidence, her class participation to insure. The senior class has formed a new organization, (the N.O.S. — Non- Outstanding Seniors). We selected its first member without hesitation. The Joe Namath of Westwood, or as we know him, Lauch, Leaves this honor to Mike, the new Super Jock. Straight from Piggly Wiggly, in the best way he knew how, Rodney stole for George, a case of puppy chow. Lucretia leaves for Lisa a Saturday night chauffeur. In hopes younger men will be more available for her. Robbing the cradle has become a game for some. Look out freshmen . . . here Lisa comes. Pam leaves a chocolate factory to Donna Hays, To help her on those craving days. We regret that it's the candy company of Mars, ICaat Hill Ani alentament Because they don't make $100,000 bars. N-E-S-T-L-E-'S . . . Donna knows that it's the best. From our master-mind Vic, who is known for his delight, A new type of food called giant delight. We pick Spooner to give it a try. So maybe he'll succeed in reaching the sky. Tim . . . leaves Kay. Since at Westwood good grades are hard to attain, Fran leaves Susan Norris her overused brain. Especially for Joey from Milton Brooks, Membership in the Roman Health Spa for improving his looks. Daily workouts on the shaking machine Might very well help him become pleasantly lean. Gloria leaves to Sherry the Baptist moral code. In hopes that it will help her along life's rocky road. For Marvin Williams from Tom Cobb. A very exciting and glamorous job. In the June issue of Playgirl, for which he poses next week, A centerfold position for his gorgeous physique. Since we're leaving, next year's football is sure to lack. And a new face is needed to keep things intact. Our star quarterback Bill, leaves Mel, his position. To help the team in the very difficult transition. From Kitty and Lauta for Jenny, Because they know she needs so many, A year's supply of panty hose. To supplement her many clothes. Alka-Seltzer, Alka-Seltzer, fizz, fizz, fizz: After every party Boney feels a little dizz. To stop the morning headache and ease his sufferin' Carey leaves to Boney, a bottle of Bufferin. For the junior that we find hard to predict. Whether or not our age will do the trick. Cochran leaves for Donald an order for some beer, Because he'll be 18 by this time next year. Ben has been told time and time again. That washing his hair is not a sin. In regard to our senior boys' belief, David and Troy leave him a can of grease relief. Here just in time from Nassau, a new grass skirt. For Eddie Akridge to give to Martha Lee. To help her in her quest to become an accomplished flirt. For Kathy with her snobbish air. Who thinks she has the world's most beautiful hair. Becky leaves a pair of cutting shears. Hoping she'll change in a couple of years. Composing a book by us has been a difficult task. The Title: All We Wanted to Find Out from Mr. Sandifar, But Were Afraid to Ask. This is a special gift from the seniors to Beth Vann. Can she do it? We hope she can. There's a special person among us for whom we really care. Of our hopes, our dreams and anxieties, she has always been aware. She has put up with our tempers, and personality quirks. She has always work a smile, even when we acted like jerks. She has guided us through this long year, and hopefully we've matured. She's showed us that our opinions count, which has made us more self-assured. In life we hope there are people who will stand by us and care. And give us the warmth and kindness that we've received from Mrs. McNair. Now in parting, let us say to the juniors as a whole, that your last year of high school is one to be treasured. Savor every minute of it. With this in mind we close with our class motto: Have fun, let's jive. Cause we're the Seniors of '75. 122 The staff of the 1975 Wildcat appreciates the unfailing support of these patrons and the advertisers on the following pages. 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