Westwood Schools - Wildcat Yearbook (Camilla, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1976 volume:

Camilla, Georgia 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY____________ 3 CLUBS______________lO FEATURES...........97 SPORTS.............53 ELEMENTARY.........69 JUNIOR HIGH........85 FRESHMAN...........90 SOPHOMORE..........95 JUNIOR-............99 SENIOR............104 ADVERTISEMENTS. 123 � ' � « Mf wrmpt a won many things we want to saf'tor times that we spent together t. forgotten. We had a friendship that lasted from the time we were jest kids until the time we became Adults. We don't understand what has happened to you, But that is not ours to question why. We fast hate to accept it and go on hiring. Joey, we wiH always remember you because you left us with somet aery special- The gift of enjoying Ufa. It is not going to be theuame without you because you were like a ray f sunshine, And now everything harTttddenhr ovnedatk ln ti� e 5S accept the fact that you are gone. But for how we wdl remember how very much you meant to all of us. We Love You Joey. Ruth Collins ■ ■ Joseph ChaRJes FACULTY 35 Spwrt of 76 ii appreciating mnjtkiuq the faculty da tm at 4 5 Mrs. Gail Williams ABAC, Georgia Southern History Sponsors: Tri-Hi-Y, Student Government, Softball Mrs. Mary Sue Sandifar Librarian Purdue University, Saint Francis University Sponsors: Annual Staff, Newspaper Mrs. Joy Thomas Georgia State College Second Grade Mr. John Sifford University of Missouri Science Sponsors: Junior Class, Junior Science Club Mrs. Nancy Shalmy University of Arkansas Math Sponsors: Junior Class Mr. Marvin Powell Jefferson Davis Jr. College Social Studies Co-Sponsors: Lettermens' Club 6 Mrs. Sue Slover University of Georgia Third Grade Mrs. Vicki Parker University of Georgia First Grade Mrs. Mary Beth Palmer Georgian Southwestern Third Grade Mrs. Jean Floyd Wesleyan College Spanish Sponsors: Senior Class, Spanish Club Mrs. Jean Palmer Florida State University, University of Georgia, University of Illinois, Science Sponsors: Science Club Mr. Greg Main University of Georgia Physical Education Coaches Girls' Varsity Basketball, Boys' Varsity Basketball Sponsors: Letter mens' Club Mrs. Joan LaGrass University of Georgia Mathematics. Sponsors: Eighth Grade Mr. Warren Kirbo North Georgia College, Georgia State College, Georgia Tech Mathematics Sponsors: Tennis Mrs. Melodie Holton West Georgia College University of Georgia University of Oslo English Sponsors: National Honor Society, Seventh Grade, Junior Class Mrs. Sandra Kemp University of Georgia Second Grade Miss Nancy Farnsworth Florida State University Fourth Grade Mrs. Jane Adams University of Georgia Albany Junior College Valdosta State College Sponsors: Cheerleaders, Sophomore Class Mrs. Elizabeth Drewry Study Hall Miss Cassandra Crooke Andrew College, Georgia Southwestern College, University of Georgia Sixth Grade Sponsors: Newspaper Mrs. Roberta Cooper Berry College English Sponsors: Freshman Drama Club Mrs. Anna Lynn Bush University of Georgia Fifth Grade Mrs. Edna Davis Valdosta State College, Georgia State College, Baptist Theological Seminary First Grade Class, Mrs. Lynn Campbell University of Georgia Kindergarten r Dallas E. Sandifar, Headmaster Lydia W. McKenzie, Secretary A D M I N 1 S T R A T I O NDaleW. Williams Assistant Secretary 9 Annual Staff: 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, he 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 1976 Wildcat. Mrs. Sandifar Sponsor Ginny Penn, Susan Palmer, Stacy Brooks, Miriam Price, Robert Dunn; Second row, Keel Kemper, Sherry Cross, Cathy Davis, Lynn Hays, Susan Norris, George Ann Mitchell; Third row, David Gurley, Jenny Butler, Lynda Ott, Susan Shiver, Martha Lee, Millie Palmer. ll Wildcat 1976 Susan Shiver Editor-in-Chief Senior Editor Ginny Penn Club Editor Cathy Davis Martha Lee High School And Faculty Editors Miriam Price Sports Editor Jenny butier Feature Editor Sherry Cross Susan Norris Elementary and Ad Editors Cathy Davis Photographer Robert Dunn Photographer 12 Phi Beta Tri-Hi-Y Officers: Patty Palmer, Chaplain; Krysta Harden, School Project Chairman; Leah Twitty, Treasurer; Jenny Butler, President; Beth Van, Vice President; Donna Hays, Secretary; Suzanne Crow, Scrapbook; Martha Lee, Community Project Chairman. Mrs. Williams Sponsor Jenny Butler, Kathy Davis, Lisa Sangster, Leah Twitty, Jan Rackley, Patty Palmer, Suzanne Crow, Shirley Griffen,; Second row, Lisa Rigsby, Cindy Davis, Linda Ott, Beth Vann, Janie Spence, Ginny Penn, Renea Singleton, Jan Reeves, Marsha Hays, Barbara Brown, Carla Goldner,; Third row, Jane Burson, Marla Cooper, Lorie Hilliard, Robyn Smithwick, Dixie Campbell, Martha Palmer, Charlotte Baggs,; Back row, Susan Dunn, Susan Shiver, Monica Gaines, Donna Hays, Brenda McCook, Leslie Jones, Rita Lowery, Krysta Harden, George Ann Mitchell, Jabra Harden. 13 The purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian character. Louis Feingold, President Susan Dunn, Secretary Leah Twitty, Vice President Jane Burson, Treasurer Recognizing the importance of communication in today's complex world, the Playmakers is dedicated to full development of its members. Areas of work in oral interpretation, speech, acting, and technical training in play production provide interested students both training and an outlet of expression. The district one-act play The Gallery placed fourth at Valdosta early in December. Only the guide and the old lady have speaking parts in this avantgarde play. Louis Feingold as the guide shows Jan Rackly the paintings and the statues (Elliott Hendricks, Marla Cooper, Frank Lamb) which all remind her of deceased family members. After wishing for her son (Jimmy Stewart), who makes a brief appearance with his girl (Leah Twitty), the old lady is ushered to the empty pedestal. The playmakers decided to tackle a comedy in the Spring called Everybody's Crazy . This three-act farce involves all the tricks three college students resort to in order to keep paying customers for their hotel. Members: Joe Akridge, Julia Brooks, Barbara Brown, Gina Bullard, Jane Burson, Villa Carlisle, Marla Cooper, Doug Collins, Suzanne Crow, Kathy Davis, Carol Dunagon, Susan Dunn, Louis Feingold, Lynn Feingold, Lucy Feingold, Andy Fowler, Wayne Fowler, David Gurley, JaBra Harden, Krysta Harden, Marsha Hays, Ronald Hays, Elliott Hendricks, Lori Hilliard, Dewey Howell, Karen Hudson, Rita Lowert, Brenda McCook, George Ann Mitchell, Lynda Oft, Patty Palmer, Susan Palmer, Miriam Price, Jan Rackley, Jeanne Roach, Warren Royal, Krista Shirah, Robyn Smithwick, Janie Spence, Greg Turner, Leah Twitty, Bruce Walker. Harlequins Playmakers 15 The Director Play cast in The Gallery Everybody's Crazy 16 The purpose of the Spanish Club is to increase interest in the Spanish speaking countries of the world by learning more about their customs, their music, their foods and their every day living. Los Gatos EspaooJes A o o rwyyvf emo ) Lee Hall, Fred Bostick, Angie Johnson, Lucy Feingold, Keel Kemper, Lola Carlisle, Carol Muggridge, Martha Bullard, Michelle McGahee, Lamar Holton, Darlene McKenzie, Sarah Mitchell, Janice Hilliard, Janet Shiver, Robert Dunn, Lynn Hays, David Gurley, Terri Royal, Hugh Palmer, Millie Palmer, Doug Collins, Carol Dunagan, Mrs. Floyd. 17 The purpose of the Leterman'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. LetteRraao’s Clab Beth Vann, Kay Palmer, Miriam Price, Rita Lowery, Patty Palmer, Louis Feingold, Cathy Thompson, Suzanne Crow, Second row, Jenny Butler, Joe Gaines, Frank Dixon, Donna Hays, Renea Singleton, Martha Lee, Susan Dunn, coach Main; Third row, Ronald Hays, Butch Watson, Joey Hollifield, Bobby Giddens, Dennis Bostick, Andy Fowler, Mark McGahee, Jimmy Stewart. 18 First Row: Karl Kemper, Dicksy Campbell. Martha Palmer. Mario Cooper, Julia Brooks. Mrs. Palmer, Charlotta Baggs, Susan Norris, Louis Feingold, Lydia Bostick; Second Row: Webster Hughes, Lisa Rigsby, Susan Palmer, Frank Dixon, Becky Clark, David Gurley, Wayne Fowler, Dewey Howell. 19 JamoR Scierace Clcib Members: Bob Akridge, Bobby Bostick, David Bostick, Craig Chamblis, Bent Collins, Jim Dixon, Earl Ford, Mickey Gray, Eric Hall, John Hilliard, Ralph Mullis,Andy Palmer,Milton Powell, TracyRigsby, Johnny Singletary, Doyle Singleton, Tom Solomon, Wally Swilly, Frank Twitty, Doug Walker, Scott Watson, Craig Hollifield, Linda Akridge, Faye Dixon, Lynn Feingold, Margaret Green, Mary Lynn Gurley, Shari Hays, Beth Johnson, Beth McCook, Fran Parker, Krista Royal, Lisa Williams, Lacy Wingate. The purpose of the Junior Science Club is to provide an opportunity for the students to further their science education through extra class activities, such as guest speakers and field trips. Stcident Gooennment 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 student problems. It is the voice of the students in the school. First Row: Jenny Butler, Lynn Feingold, Jane Burson, Kay Palmer, Beth Vann,; Second Row: Millie Palmer, Miriam Price, Lynn Hays, Donna Hays, Sherry Cross, Susan Norris, Julia Brooks, Louis Feingold. 20 Webster Hughes, Miriam Price, Renea Singleton, Bruce Walker, Ronald Hays, David Gurley. Hall MooitoRS The Hall 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. TeacbeR’s Aides Angie Johnson, Terri Davis, Susan Rozier, Janet Phelps, Lisa Sangster, Susan Palmer 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 requre it. 21 Lisa Rigsby, Sherry Cross, George Ann MitcheU, Dixie Campbell, Carol Dunagan, Martha Palmer, Charlotte Baggs, Frank Lamb. Not Pictured: Sarah Mitchell. LibRciRc Assistants Library assistants work one period each day. Their duties include filing catalog cards, stamping new books, pastirfg in book pockets shelving books, keeping magazines in order, and finally, checking books in and out. Miriam Price, Kathy Davis, Dixie Campbell, Frank Lamb, David Gurley, Susan Shiver, Martha Palmer, Lisa Rigsby. Qtrill ScroJI 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 an award, a student 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. 22 HeadraasteR’s List Honorable Mention: Tammy Hattaway, Lynn Feingold, Charlotte Baggs, Leah Twitty, Wayne Fowler, Jan Reeves, Barbara Brown, Webster Hughes, Lynn Hays, Tom Solomon. Not Pictured: Dainne Bush Eva Twitty, Celia Gurley, Cathy Cochran, Frank Twitty. 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. Headmaster s List: Jane Burson, Patty Palmer, Lucy Feingold, Mary Vann, Martha Bullard, Davie Gurley, Kay Palmer, Beth Vann, Andy Folwler, Mill! Palmer, Julia Brooks. Not Pictured- Sandv Brown, Guyton Cochran, Michelle Harris, Myra Lynn McSwain, John Hilliard, Susan Norris. 23 CociRierc 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. STAFF Editor................................Carol Dunagan Club Editor..........................Dicksy Campbell Marla Cooper Elementary Editor.................Charlotte Baggs Martha Palmer Sports Editor.........................David Gurley Features...............................Lisa Rigsby Sherry Cross Becky Clark Business Manager......................Frank Lamb Staff Sherry Cross, Frank Lamb, Dicksy Campbell, Charolette Baggs, Becky Clark, Darol Dunagan, David Gurley, Martha Palmer, Marla Cooper, Lisa Rigsby 24 National Hodor Society The object of this chapter is to create an enthusiam for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in all students of the Westwood Schools. Mrs. Holton, Leah Twitty, Cathy Thompson, Patty Palmer, Gina Bullard, Susan Norris, Donna Hays, Martha Lee, Jenny Butler, Beth Vann, Kay Palmer, Julia Brooks. 26 FEATURES Spirit of) 76 id pariicipaiiug tit M ike adivitiet ike bdwt. 27 King - Bruce Rigsby And Queen - Claire Davis H A L L o w E E N 28 Costume Parade: Angel Harris Michelle Harris Boyd Williamson Ashley Holton Brooks Holton Todd Williams Jamie Williams Terri Cochran Christi Williams Julie Hughes 30 Bicentennial Program 31 Homecoming Queen H O M E C O M I N G 1975 1975 Homecoming Court 32 Jenny Butler Senior Representative 35 Junior Class Officers Senior Class Officers Sac oioaRcr 37 Athletic AcoaRds Kay Palmer........Best Offense Susan Dunn .......Most Improved Jenny Butler .....Best Attitude Martha Lee........Most Valuable Donna Hays........Best Defense 40 Donna Hays - Most Valuable Janie Spence - Most Improved Bo ys Tennis Baseball Boj s Basketball Most Improved . Bobby Giddens Most Valuable Webster Hughes Football Most Improved . .Warren Royal Best Offense Greg Turner Best Defense---limmy Stewart Most Valuable ... Butch Watson Most Improved .Joey Hollifield Best Offense......Butch Watson Best Defense.........Don Gray Best Attitude.....Keel Kemper Most Valuable.. Bobby Giddens All-Region in Football Most Improved ...Frank Dixon BestOffense......Mike Palmer Best Defense... Mark McGahee 110percent . .Johnny McKenzie Most Valuable ... Butch Watson Mike Palmer Mark McGahee Frank Dixon Johnny McKenzie Butch Watson 41 SE AIS SpoRtsrnansbip Acoaads Bobby Giddens Joe Gaines Gi'rIs SpoRtsmansbip Donna Hays Boys SpoRtsmanshiip Joey Dwafpir) AcoaRd Bobby Giddens Westwood’s Athlete of the Year Butch Watson Senior Class - Football Spirit Award Freshman Class - 43 Basketball Spirit Award GRADE ONE: Academic Achievement Award - Vicki Adams and Elizabeth Hughes; Most Improved - Susan Feingold and Roy Oliver; Citizenship Award - Jenni Royal. GRADE TWO: Academic Achievement Award - Gobby McSwain and Amy Timmons; Most Improved - Christie Dorsey and Jeannie Kelly; Citizenship Award - Jeannie Fowler. GRADE THREE: Academic Achievement Award - Angie Bateman and Jim Lemley; Most Improved - Hank Harris and Donna Dorsey; Citizenship Award - Fran Gurley. GRADE FOUR: Academic Achievement Award - Myra McSwain, Most Improved - Stefanie Jones; Citizenship Award - Michelle Harris. GRADE FIVE: Academic Achievement Award - Celia Gurley, Most Improved-Clayton Bullard; Citizenship Award - Cullis Autry. GRADE SIX: Academic Achievement Award - Cathy Cochran; Most Improved - Jamie Sullivan; Citizenship Award - Heidi Dunn. GRADE SEVEN: Academic Achievement Award - Brent Collins, Most Improved - Lynn Fitzgerald; Citizenship Award - Doug Walker. GRADE EIGHT: Academic Achievement Award - Frank Twitty, Most Improved - Milton Powell; Citizenship Award • Lisa Williams. 44 A C A D E M I C A W A R D S GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT INDEX: Grade Nine - Millie Palmer, Grade Ten - Jane Burson; Grade Eleven - Pattie Palmer, Grade Twelve - Kay Palmer HEADMASTER'S LIST HEADMASTER'S LIST: Grade Nine - Martha Jane Bullard, Lucy Feingold, Millie Palmer, Mary Vann; Grade Ten - Jane Burson, David Gurley; Grade Eleven - Julia Brooks, Pattie Palmer; Grade Twelve - Susan Norris, ay Palmer, Beth Vann 45 Tri-Hi-Y Award: Jenny Butler Awards: Leah Twitty, David Gurley QUILL SCROLL Back Row: David Gurley, Susan Shiver, Martha Palmer, Lisa Rigsby; Front Row: Miriam Price, Kathy Davis, Dicksy Campbell, Frank Lamb Back Row: Wayne Fowler, Jan Reeves, Barbara Brown, Webster Hughes, Lynn Hays, Tom Solomon; Front Row: Tammy Hattaway, Lynn Feingold, Charlotte Baggs, Leah Twitty. Honorable Mention HeabrnasteR's List 46 Citizenship Atoawds Patti Palmer and Andy Fowler Most Outstanding WctstfOooA Stndpnt 47 David Gurley DAR Essay AataRds: Lynn Fitzgerald Not Shown-Frank Twitty Kindenganten Pnognar Beth Vann ■ Valedictorian General Excellance Award Kay Palmer - Salutatiorian Mathematics and Science Award 52 SPORTS Spirit ci 76 ia pMtiupatuiq iu a 53 I ... and you hit 'um hard. Football m Block 'Um! Go Wide! This ground sure is hard!!! I sure hope they are blocking!! Now hey! This is the way you are supposed to do it! No. Name Pos. 6 Hollifield, Kevin B 8 Woody, Lee QB 10 Moree, Alan B 11 Turner, Greg B 20 Watson, Butch B 22 Dixon, Frank LB B 23 Price, Al DE 24 Kemper, Karl B 34 Royal, Warren DEB 40 Gaines, Joe B 42 Stewart, Jimmy B 43 Cleveland, Ben DE 52 Fowler, Andy G 55 Feingold, Louis G 60 Hays, Ronald G 61 McGahee, Mark G 63 McKenzie, Johnny G 64 Dunn, Robert C,G 65 Hendricks, Elliott T 70 Palmer, Mike T 71 Williams, Tate G 72 Maxwell, David T 74 Palmer, Joey T 82 Holton, Keith E 83 Hollifield, Joey E 84 Walker, Bruce E Somebody get the ball!! football scores Westwood 8 Irwin 7 Westwood 14 Westbrook 6 Westwood 6 Pineland 6 Westwood 22 Flint River 0 Westwood 14 Citizens Christian 6 Westwood 8 Southwest Ga. 28 Westwood 6 Terrell 42 Westwood 18 Tiftarea 14 Westwood 12 Westbrook 14 Westwood 0 Brookwood 53 55 Two Points, We Win! Fight for it!! Lade Wildcats GirJs’ VaRsit Basketball Donna Hays Jenny Butler Martha Lee Kay Palmer Beth Vann Renea Singleton Susan Dunn Krista Shirah Janice Hilliard Janet Shiver Sharah Mitchell Carol Mudgridge Lynn Hays Lucy Feingold Krista Royal Mary Vann Jump Martha! ScoRe Bocmd Westwood 36 Bainbridge Christian 14 Westwood 40 Ba. Christian 23 Westwood 29 River view 42 Westwood 43 Pineland 22 Westwood 52 Tiftarea 30 Westwood 48 Brookwood 21 Westwood 48 Brookwood 21 Westwood 36 Worth 38 CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT Westwood 34 Westbrook 18 Westwood 41 Pineland 8 Westwood 34 Randolph Southern 26 Westwood 55 Westbrook 11 Westwood 40 Tiftarea 42 Westwood 35 Brookwood 19 Westwood 47 Valwood 28 Westwood 29 Worth 23 Westwood 51 Randolph Southern 41 Westwood 29 River view 41 Westwood 62 Valwood 18 Westwood 43 Westbrook 22 Westwood 47 Pineland 15 Westwood 25 Ravenwood 26 Westwood 53 Georgia Christian 17 REGION TOURNAMENT Westwood 51 Georgia Christian 22 Westwood 33 Worth 24 Westwood 24 Crisp 51 STATE TOURNAMENT Westwood 22 George Walton 24 I was only kidding ref! I wasn't really gonna throw it. Don Warming Up!! Westcoood Wildcats Boy's Varsity Basketball Bobby Giddens Dennis Bostick Donald Watson Keel Kemper Eliot Hendricks David Gurley Butch Watson Don Gray Joey Hollifield Robert Dunn Kevin Hollifield Greg Turner Coach Main O.K. Joey it's all yours! ScoHeBoaRd Westwood 43 Bainbridge 34 Westwood 39 Ga. Christian 73 Westwood 33 Riverview 55 Westwood 65 Pineland 42 Westwood 60 Tiftarea 49 Westwood 22 Brookwood 56 Westwood 47 Worth 73 CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT Westwood 36 Pineland 44 Westwood 64 Randolph Southern 62 Westwood 77 Westbrook 38 Westwood 81 Tiftarea 71 Westwood 35 Brookwood 76 Westwood 84 Valwood 66 Westwood 53 Worth 54 Westwood 68 Randolph Southern 66 Westwood 74 Riverview 56 Westwood 86 Valwood 43 Westwood 66 Westbrook 59 Westwood 55 Pineland 4 Westwood 55 Pineland 36 Westwood 41 Ravenwood 61 Westwood 33 Ga. Christian 65 REGION TOURNAMENT Westwood 43 Brookwood 67 I thought Dennis was the tallest on the team! Our Score keeper always takes his job seriously! 60 61 Our Coach in Action! GirJ’s Tennis Team Donna Hays Lucy Feingold Janie Spence Kathy Davis Susan Dunn Lynn Hays Carol Mudgridge Villa Carlisle Barbara Brown 62 Boy’s Tennis Team Bobby Giddens Keith Holton Webster Hughes Dan Green Robert Dunn Frank Twitty Billy Davis Rex Jones Al Price What kind ot torm is that, Webster? 63 '76 CHEERLEADERS Number One!! c H E E R L E A D E R S Miriam Price, Captain Patty Palmer, Co-Captain Cathy Thompson Rita Lowery Krysta Harden Leah Twitty Robyn Smithwick Suzanne Crow Our sponsor Mrs. Adams Alright, Alright, Alright, Hey! We've got that spirit!! And they listened AAy aren't we pretty!! As each of us leaves and others come join our squad, the memories of laughter, smiles and even tears will be with us always because there will be cheerleaders to keep our spirit at its best. 65 Could it be the Swinging Cheerleaders?? What am I supposed to write down? Throw it to me will you! Baseball Team Lee Woody Greg Turner Doyle Singleton Warren Royal Joe Gaines Butch Watson Jimmy Stewart Elliot Hendricks Pickett Condrey Mark Hart Marvin Williams Louis Feingold David Bostick 66 • 67 Gi'rI’s Softball Krista Royal Becky Clark Millie Palmer Krista Shirah Linda Akridge Angie Johnson Monica Gains Beth Cooper Shari Hays Mary Lynn Gurley Sponsor: Mrs. Floyd Marla Cooper Joy Joiner Faye Dixon Lynn Fitzgerald Jane Burson I Lori Hilliard Charlotte Baggs Dicksy Campbell Martha Palmer Sponsor: Mrs. Williams Renea Singleton Terri Royal Barbee Hall Krista Jones Beth Johnson Sponsor: Mrs. Palmer 68 ELEMENTARY Spiul of) 76 b Reading, Riling, and Rillmelic. K f n d Grzg a rzten Susan Adams Jeff Anderson Allison Bafeman Alison Broome Keifh Bush 70 Mia AAoir Tracey Pitts Christa Rooks Firs t GRade Scott Adams Vicki Adams April Beasly Kevin Bush Kevin Cardin 71 Lynwood Griner Richard Hunnewell Becky Newton Craig Davis Ronica Davis Trey Eubanks Susan Feingold Angie Pascal Kathy Perry Dawn Ponder Brent Rigsby 72 73 Jeannie Kelly Bobby Me Swain Lesli Owens Michael Parker Eva Perry Bruce Rigsby Scott Rigsby 74 Sonya Singleton Karen Smith Sherry Thomas Amy Timmons Angel Watson Richard Williams Cody Williams Jamie Williams ThiRd 75 Allen Burgess Hal Cochran Billy Crane Julie Curies Cathy Davis Mona Hart Donna Hatcher Trudy Hendricks Don Howell Julie Hughes Lunch Time! Jim Lemley 76 Vickie McKenzie Lara Mitchell Jenny Palmer Edwin Pollock Rhonda Sharp Libby Williams Ted Williams Ricky Worsham FoaRtb Stefan ie Jones Mill McNair Brendon Hannon Michelle Harris Rhonda Hutto Myra McSwain Michelle Martin Kim Perry 78 Fifth G Rade Celia Gurley Loree Hannon 79 Ginny Hart Tammy Hatcher Johnny Hendricks Tony Smith 80 Sixth GRade Melissa Brooks Luci Crow Eric Brooks Charles Davis Zo Edwards Ginger Butler Cathy Cochran Kl Heidi Dunn Gary Addison Tammy Johnson Carol McGahee 81 Sheryl Cribb Natalie Hattaway Todd Madding 82 84 JUNIORHIGH Q Spirit ol 76 b when one geb la ftuiiiat High and mli$M that it b eueu gimiex tkm imagined. President, Doug Walker; Vice-President, Margaret Greene; Secretary-Treasurer, Ralph Mullis Linda Akridge 86 Craig Hollifield Beth Johnson Class Favorites: Margaret Green, Scott Watson Johnny Singletary Doug Walker 87 Bob Akridge David Edwards Mary Lynn Gurley Ken Hillard Bobby Bostick David Bostick Class Favorites: David Bostick and Sandra Roach Eighth Alesia Hudson Jimmy Lee Craig Chambliss Lynn Feingold k. Beth McCook 88 Andy Palmer Sandra Roach Wally Swilley Fran Parker Krista Royal Frank Twitty Milton Powell Tracy Rigsby Tom Solomon Doyle Singleton Tammy Hattaway Lisa Williams President, Tom Solomon; Vice-President, John Class Sponsor: Mrs. LaGrasse Hilliard, Secretary-Treasurer, Krista Royal 89 Lynn Addison Fred Bostick Lola Carlisle Class Favorites: Vickie Williams Robert Dunn FResbraeo David Clark Johnny Clark Ben Cleveland 91 Robert Dunn Pickett Condrey Class Sponsor: Mrs. Cooper President, Wayne Folwer; Secretary, Janet Shiver; Treasurer, Janice Hilliard; Vice President, Alan Moree 92 Lee Hall Lamar Holton Angle Johnson Nancy Hayes Moo Bien! Joye Joiner Lynn Hays Loookin' Goood!!! Sarah Mitchell Carol Muggridge Janice Hilliard Pam Hudson Michelle McGahee Millie Palmer 93 Teresa Roach Terri Royal Susan Rozier Mary Vann 94 Dicksy Campbell Marla Cooper Cindy Davis SopbomoRes President, David Gurley; Vice President, Lydia Bostick; Secretary, Susan Dunn; Treasurer, Jane Burson Carol Dunagan Susan Dunn Donna Cooper Monica Gaines 95 Carla Goldner Dan Green Jabra Harden David Gurley Lori Hilliard Kevin Hollifield Dewey Howell Webster Hughes Krista Jones Mrs. Adams Rex Jones Keel Kemper Frank Lamb 96 Darlene McKenzie Janet Phelps David Maxwell Al Price Sandra Palmer Lisa Rigsby Martha Palmer Renea Singleton Class Favorites: David Maxwell-Susan Dunn 97 Bruce Walker Becky Clark How's this for a smile? Tell ya what— 98 Do What??? I'll be there in a second! You think so? Me Smile??? 1,2, 3,1, - Keep in step now! 1, 2, Wait a minute-1 wasn't ready! Junioris President, Brenda McCook; Vice- President, Jan Rackley; Secretary, Andy Fowler; Treasurer, Krysta Harden; Class Officers Joe Akridge Stacy Brooks Julia Brooks Johnny Brooks Jerry Davis 99 Joe Gaines Don Gray Stanley Greene Barbee Hall Penny Hammock Mark Hart Ginny Penn and Ronald Hays Krysta Harden Marsha Hayes Ronald Hays Elliott Hendricks Joey Hollifield Karen Hudson 100 Leslie Jones George Ann Mitchell Jan Reeves Hugh Palmer Susan Palmer Patty Palmer Jeanne Roach 101 Mr. Sifford, Mrs. Holton, Class Sponsors Warren Royal Stanley Smith Robyn Smithwick Come on! We don't have all day!! Lunch is a Laugh!! Janie Spence Cathy Thompson Kenneth Williams Lee Woody 103 SENIORS SPM oi 76 m � «% •« , � w. „ 104 p R O P H E C Y It seems 1976 was a bicentennial year, Supposedly tilled with patriotism and cheer. However, the seniors of '76 Tired of patriotism's demands. Decided to reunite in '96 And in the country of Japan. It's the middle of July and we're as excited as can be, For we've come by accident to Sendai by the sea. And what to our wandering eyes should appear, But the familiar faces of the seniors of that year. Mike always looked like a silly duck-- Driving 'round Camilla in that ol' pick-up truck. But now he drives a sleek black Le Mans- Trying to assume the role of the Fonz. And what's this we see- A swanky place by the edge of the sea. Several hotrods are parked in the garage, And the sign on the door says, Martha's Massage. Who is this in a black leisure suit, A hat, a cane, and a briefcase to boot - He's lost all convictions by Golly Gee- . It's Joey Palmer from the NAACP! There ain't nothin' that we can't fix-We're the seniors of '76! We hear this chant is slowly nearing, who is it? Why, Miriam with her students a cheering! Gloria left to Sherry the Baptist Moral Code, She took it in earnest and changed her mode. However, the Baptist has been forgotten by Sherry, And now she is running her own monastery. For Mel we propose this riddle- The answer is as hard to pick as a fiddle, What's thedifferencein a bathroom and an alley? The question was so difficult he was tempted to cheat. The answer is: In a bathroom a plumber can fix the leak. As it turns out, plumbing is the profession Mel did seek. And here is Susan Norris... Now we see the reason for his ever being all hands. He had to have practice for his professional demands. He must have been through about a million girls- He'd love 'em and leave 'em alone. But each ended up the benefactor, 'Cause Bobby sure made a good chiropractor. Who's the number one policeman in the nation today? You might think it's Kojak, But we're here to say - He greases his hair and he looks kinda sleezy ; It's Patrolman Peavy and his sidekick Beasley. 112 Johnny and George Ann couldn't make it today, They've moved to Africa, and live too faraway. Johnny is now known as Daddy Boone, And George Ann stays home with the baby baboons. After all her target practice on Monday nights. We find that Donna enjoys a little fight. You might not believe it 'cause hardly anyone knows. But Donna is a champion egg thrower on the hit show, Almost Anything Goes! One of our seniors has become a Scout leader... Here is a portion of one of the pack's songs- The scouts come marching sooner by sooner hoorah, hoorah; The scouts come marching sooner by sooner hoorah, hoorah; The scouts come marching sooner by sooner. The last one stops to get --$ ? by Spooner! You can tell by their stance it's Lisa and Susan- Thank Goodness they made it with all their cruising and boozing! The name is the same for tradition, of course, Buf the white car has been exchanged for his fashionable white horse! And now we find out about Lisa at last— In the new annual we see her in the kindergarten class. According to the principal her teaching is the best. However, he says he has trouble distinguishing her from the rest. Making an entrace for all fo see. Is Jenny Bufler and Butch Cassidy- Out with the old F lash, in with the new- It's Kathy Davis and her Kodak II. Flash has retired and Kathy's been hired. But Joe breaks the camera and Kathy's been fired. Visiting Washington we are met at the door, By Donald Watson--the House janitor. Boney has received the Nobel Prize in medicine, To help him when with liquor he's been messin'. To the formula, he's added a little rum- It's a new perfected form of Turns. Now know as Einstein's successor. It's Beth Vann, the absent-minded professor! It seems that Beth has retained her mode... She's slipped up and forgotten something- My Goodenss--her clothes!! Kay received a patent for a new type of Ford, And Tim is in the driver's seat yelling All Aboard! The go cart is a tiny addition to the famous line And all their younguns hop on just in time. While walking through the woods on a nature hike. We encountered Paul Ott and his new wife. Why Lynda hasn't changed her name- It's Lynda Ott-just the same. Montana Marvin has extended his name. He's added another state to his fortune and fame. Riding on his belt-buckle is the state of California, Marvin How'd your mother ever born ya? The rest of fhe Trio has dropped out you see, Because of Shirley's vast popularity. But though she signs with glee - Shirley-it's not possible to sing all three! And now to be serious for a momenf or two. The school will be missing something without all of you. The future will put the past few years to the test. And to you, the seniors, we wish the very best. SAYONARA 113 119 115 117 Susan Elizabeth Shiver Norma Lisa Sangster Marvin Franklin Williams, III Elizabeth Janie Vann Mrs. Jean Floyd, Sponsor Donald Earl Watson, Jr. 118 Seni'oR Sketches JESSIE DENNIS BOSTICK FRESHMAN: Basketball; Football Manager SOPHOMORE: Spanish Club; Science Club; Newspaper Reporter; Basketball; Baseball Manager JUNIOR: Drama Club; Science Club; Basketball; Football Manager; Most Improved; Basketball JENNY BUTLER FRESHMAN: Drama Club; Student Government; GAA; Basketball; Freshman Class Treasurer; Basketball: Best Attitude SOPHOMORE: Drama Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Student Government; Basketball; Class President; Drama Club-Treasurer; Basketball: Best Defensive Player; Homecoming Court; Headmaster's List JUNIOR: Letterman's Club; Basketball- Tennis; Class Vice President; Tri-Hi-Y Treasurer; SENIOR: National Honor Society; Letterman's Club; Student Government; Basketball; Tennis; Annual Staff-Features Editor; Tri- Hi-Y President; Class Secretary; Homecoming Court SHERRY LEE CROSS FRESHMAN: Teacher's Aid; Newspaper SOPHOMORE: Library Asst; Teacher's Aid; Science Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Drama Club; Student Government JUNIOR: Library Asst.; Science Club; Tri-Hi- Y; Newspaper Staff; Elementary Ed.; Yearbook Staff SENIOR: WLAC President; Tri-Hi-Y; Science Club; Student Government; Newspaper- Features Editor; Annual Staff-Business Editor and Ads Elementary KATHRYN ELAINE DAVIS FRESHMAN: Drama Club; Teacher's Aid; Softball; Courier Staff; Club Editor SOPHOMORE: Drama Club; Chorus; Teacher's Aid; Courier Staff-Club Editor; Yearbook-Advertising Staff and Assistant Photographer JUNIOR: Tri-Hi-Y; Tennis; Yearbook- Advertising and Business Editor SENIOR: Drama Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Tennis; Yearbook-Teacher and Faculty Editor; Photographer ROBERT SHELBY GIDDENS FRESHMAN: Lettermen's Club; Basketball SOPHOMORE: Baseball; Basketball: Best Defensive Player JUNIOR: Baseball; Tennis; Basketball-Free Throw Award; All-Tournament Team SENIOR: Lettermen's Club; Senior Treasurer; Basketball SHIRLEY GRIFFEN SENIOR: Tri-Hi-Y MEL GURLEY FRESHMAN: 4-H Club; B-team baseball SOPHOMORE: Science Club JUNIOR: Sceince Club; Science Fair-lst Place, Chemistry SENIOR: Class President DONNA KAY HAYS FRESHMAN: GAA; Student Government; Language Club; Pep Club; Girls' Softball; Girls' Basketball; Class President; Class Favorite; Basketball: Best Defense SOPHOMORE: Tri-Hi-Y; Student Government; Drama Club; Girls' Basketball; Basketball: Most Valuable Player JUNIOR: Tri-Hi-Y; Lettermans Club; Girls Basketball; Girls' Tennis; Tri-Hi-Y; Secretary; Class Secretary; Homecoming Court; Basketball: Best Attitude; Tennis; Most Valuable Player, Most Spirit SENIOR: Tri-Hi-Y; National Honor Society; Lettermans' Clubs; Student Government; Girls' Basketball; Girls' Tennis; Tri-Hi-Y; Secretary; Christmas All Tournament Team KEITH RANDOLPH HOLTON FRESHMAN: Basketball; Football; Class Favorite SOPHOMORE: Basketball; Football; Class Favorite JUNIOR: Basketball; Football; Tennis; Certificate of Merit Winner SENIOR: Football; Tennis MARTHA JEAN LEE FRESHMAN: Language; Library Assistant; GAA-Vice President; Basketball; Most Valuable Player SOPHMORE: Drama; Tri-Hi-Y; Student Government; Library Assistant; Baketball: Oftensive Player JUNIOR: Lettermans-Vice President; Drama; Tri-Hi-Y; Basketball; Tennis; Most Valuable; Region All Tournament and Most Valuable SENIOR: National Honor Society; Lettermans- Vice President; Tri-Hi-Y- Community Projects Chairman; Region and Christmas All Tournament 120 JOHNNY EDWIN McKENZIE, JR. FRESHMAN: Football SOPHOMORE: Football; SEAIS-REGION 1A Team JUNIOR: Lettermans Club; Football SENIOR: Lettermans Club; Football; SEAIS- REGION 1A Team SUSAN ELAINE NORRIS FRESHMAN: Spanish Club; Drama Club; Headmaster's List SOPHOMORE: Spanish Club; Science Club; Highest Achievement Index; Headmaster's List; NEDT Award JUNIOR: Science Club; Language Club; Student Government; Secretary of Student Government; Headmaster's List SENIOR: Language Club; Science Club; National Honor Society; Co-Editor Ads and Elementary Section of Yearbook; President- National Honor Society; Literary Award LYNDA ANN OTT FRESHMAN: Drama; Yearbook SOPHOMORE: Drama-Secretary; Tri-Hi-Y - Treasurer; Hall Monitor JUNIOR: Drama-President; Tri-Hi-Y- Chapiain SENIOR: Drama; Tri-Hi-Y; Yearbook-Sports MICHAEL BENJAMIN PALMER FRESHMAN: Spanish; Football SOPOMORE: Science Club JUNIOR: Football SENIOR: Football KATHERINE DUNN PALMER FRESHMAN: 4-H; GAA; Basketball; Softball; Highest Achievement Index; Headmaster's List; Best Offensive Player; Christmas All- Tournament Team SOPHOMORE: Tri-Hi-Y; Letterman's; 4-H; Basketball; Softball; Class Secretary; Headmaster's List JUNIOR: 4-H; Letterman's; Basketball; Headmaster's List; Highest Achievement Index; Free Throw Award; Field Goal Award; Christmas All-Tournament; Region 3 All Tournament SENIOR: National Honor Society; Letterman's; Basketball; Christmas All- Tournament; Salutatorian; Math and Science Award JOSEPH HOWARD PALMER, JR. FRESHMAN: Science Club; Spanish Club; Class Vice-President SOPHOMORE: Science Club JUNIOR: Football SENIOR: Football .. MIRIAM ELAINE PRICE FRESHMAN: Spanish; GAA; Cheerleader; Softball SOPHOMORE: Hall Monitor; Cheerleader; Yearbook; Treasurer JUNIOR: Drama; Letterman's Club; Hall Monitor; Cheerleader; Captain; Yearbook; Club Editor; Treasurer; Most Outstanding Cheerleader SENIOR: Drama; Student Government; Letterman's Club-President; Hall Monitor; Cheerleader; Captain; Yearbook; Sports NORMA LISA SANGSTER FRESHMAN: Pep Club; Basketball SOPHOMORE: Drama Club Basketball; Class Favorite JUNIOR: Tri-Hi-Y; Yearbook; Class Favorite SENIOR: Tri-Hi-Y; Teacher's Aid; Homecoming Court SUSAN ELIZABETH SHIVER FRESHMAN: Drama; Language; Treasurer; Secretary SOPHOMORE: Drama; Spanish; Vice- President; Basketball-Manager; Yearbook JUNIOR: Tri-Hi-Y; Letterman's; Statistician; Yearbook-Faculty Editor; Elementary Editor; Assistant Editor; Quill and Scroll Award of Honor SENIOR: Tri-Hi-Y; Yearbook Editor-in-Chief; Editor of Senior Section ELIZABETH JANIE VANN SOPHOMORE: Tri-Hi-Y; Drama; Basketball- Best Attitude; Vice-President; 4-H; Vice- President; Tri-Hi-Y Award JUNIOR: Tri-Hi-Y, Community Projects Chairman; Drama, Program Chairman; President 4-H; Basketball Headmaster's List; Tri-Hi-Y Award SENIOR: Tri-Hi-Y„ Vice-President; National Honor Society, Secretary Treasurer; Letterman's Club; Student Government; Basketball; Vaidictorian; General Excellence Award DONALD EARL WATSON, JR. FRESHMAN: Language; J.V. Basketball SOPHOMORE: Science Club, President JUNIOR: Science Club SENIOR: Basketball MARVIN FRANKLIN WILLIAMS, III FRESHMAN: Science Club; Baseball; Reporter for Science Club SOPHOMORE: Science Club; Chess Club; Reporter for Science Club JUNIOR Science Club SENIOR: Statistician for Football; Baseball Last Will And When in the Course of human events, it becomes necessary for Seniors to dissolve the educational bands which have connected them with a school, and to assume among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which the Laws of youth and of 12 years of educational experience entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation. We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all students are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are wisdom, respect, and the pursuit of success. That to secure these rights, schools are tolerated among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the educated; That whenever any form of conduct becomes destructive of these ends it is the right of the board to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new rules, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Well- being and Happiness. Prudence, indeed, will dictate that schools long established should not be change for light and transient causes; and accordingly all experience hath shown, that students are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed. But when a long train of homework and term papers, pursuing invariably the same objects, evinces a design to reduce them under absolute misery, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such restrictions, by graduating, and to provide new Guards for their future security. Such has been the patient sufferance of these pupils; and such is now the necessity which constrains us to alter our former condition... We, therefore, the Seniors of Westwood Schools, in Unanimous Agreement, Assembled, appealing to the board of directors for the rectitude of our intentions, do, in the Name, and by the Authority of the good People of this Class, solemnly publish and declare. That these United students are, and of right ought to be Free and Independent Individuals; that they are Absolved from all Allegiance to Westwood, and that all educational connection between us and the school, is and ought to be totally dissolved, and that as Free and Independent Individuals, we have the full power to choose a career, initiate friendships, strive for our goals, rear families, and to do all other Act and Things which Independent Individuals may of right do. And for the support of this Declaration, with a firm reliance on the protection of Divine Providence, we pledge to the Junior Class or study habits, our sympathies, our good times, and our fortunes. To Penny Hammock who has boys on the brain, Susan leaves a muzzle so she won't drive everyone insane. Ben Peavy has an essay that should be well read. So he is gonna let Elliot read to the folks instead. Susan Shiver leaves Leslie her alto tone. So she can sing a tune of her own. Johnny leaves to George Ann to solve her frenzie, A book on the ru les to become a Me Kenzie. To Hugh Palmer who is looking, swell, Miriam leaves a pair of scales, so that he can see he has progressed well. To Ginny Penn who never seems to have time to primp or prepare; Bobby leaves a 220 electrical outlet, so that she may curl her hair. In high hopes that Jan may reach the heights she wishes, Spooner leaves a world famous kite to satisfy her quenches. Shirley Griffen, who, as a rule Is often absent from school. Leaves Jan Reeves her excuse, A necessary tool. From Susan to Warren so he won't be bored. She leavesa souped up impala to replace his old ford. To Stanley who never wears lace, Boney leaves him a mask to cover his face. Donna leaves to Robyn to step up her cool, A golden suntan to go with her pool. All the Senior men, within this organization, chipped in to buy Janie a gallon of gin; Because it seems to help her coordination. To little Cathy Thompson with a body like vanilla, Mel leaves her a can of Schlitz Malt Liquor so she can ride the bull to Camilla. Johnny McKenzie leaves his masculine ability to Don Gay; With that much coordination what else can we say. To Stanley Greene who thinks he is the Evil Knieval of his neighborhood, Bobby leaves a bigger bike, so that Stanley won't be misunderstood. To Barbee Hall to aid her miss match Jenny leaves some tips on Dress to get a Catch To replace Krysta's Quarter Horses and reigning events; Beth leaves her a thoroughbred and an English Saddle to boot; In hopes that perhaps, before she is through she will give Hunters and Jumpers a hoot. 122 Testament To Mark Hart who has a big ego and a big head Donald leave a bottle of dye to change his neck to white from red. To Marsha Hayes who can't catch any fish with her hook. Sherry leaves a very helpful device called her Little Black Date Book. To Ronald Hays with high hopes of a good success, Donna leaves her government book, her trig book, her English book, and her Accounting book, praying he will not put them to rest. To Hollifield, Mr. Skin and Bones, Boney leaves some weights to assist him in taking Susan on. To Rita Lowery who has a lovely body from pot up, Joey leaves some fat to cover her legs up. To Brenda from Beth-for her Junior Class pains-much sympathy and good luck for she went through it too. But in addition to this some comforting words When all is over, wonderful memories you will have gained. To Mark McGahee, the big firefighter Mike leaves a shirt big enough to cover his beer gut, So the buttons will be maintained and will remain tucked. As left to Martha in '75, her grass skirt. She leaves to Susan Palmer in hopes she will become the accomplished flirt. To Patt Palmer whose parents are not made of dollars' and cents' Lynda leaves her economical Datsun to replace Patty's T- Bird so Lee can help with the expense. Boney leaves to Greg his chevy bomb. Which in comparison to Krysta's car, has much more charm. This is left to Mr. Turner so he will have a way To go to Krysta's farm to play in the hay. To Leah who is cute and petite, Jenny leaves some growing pills so when the lovers meet, she won't have to stand on Bubba's feet. To Butch Watson, who was born athletic, Boney leaves his drinking habits and his good physique. So he will not face defeat. Miriam leave Lee Woody a sign for his chest. It says Ha, Ha, I fooled you...I'm really only second best. To Joe Akridge from Sherry Cross She leaves a prop So his head won't drop To Julia Brooks with her vann made by Dodge, Lynda leaves some curtains so she can privately lodge. Stacy Brooks, who has become a pain Slowly but surely is learning to get out of the rain ; Martha leaves the Emily Post so Stacy will become a more prompt dame, Because if she doesn't she'll never be tamed. To Johnny Brooks, who can't seem to handle his drink, Mel leaves a case of certs so his breath won't stink. To Barbara Brown, Donna leaves her skill as a successful tennis player so she won't be a failure. To Gina Bullard who doesn't whoop or holler Marvin leaves her a megaphone and George's flea collar. To Villa, who loves to chase, Kay leaves her a car so maybe she can win her race. To Jerry Davis who makes such bad grades in school, Susan Norris leaves him her golden rule: Don't stay up late and study hard and in result you will have a better report card. To Frank Dixon who thinks he is Mr. Hardware, Lisa leaves him a six-pack and some tender loving care. To Jack Eubanks with his scarves and curled hair, Lisa leaves a pair of high heels, and of course they are the flashiest pair. Dear Ole Spooner is feeling blue. Because he is having to leave the Jew, Since Louis is graduating from comic books soon, Dennis is leaving him his supply of National Lampoon. To Andy Fowler who is panzie and weak Ben leaves a pint of Vodka to brighten up his cheeks. Kathy leaves Joe. There is one specia I lady here whom we a II love and know. And we could never express to her our thanks for helping us grow. She tries her very best to understand us through and through. And by her actions we can see she rea ily loves us too. So often when our rowdy class is in its usual mess. She toughs it through and tries so hard to see us at our best. When we do things to test her and cause her trust to bend. Her faith in us somehow it seems will win out in the end. To us, the seniors of '76, there's only one lady who could possess The faith, love, and courage that can make us all a success. So to you, Mrs. Floyd, our heartfelt thanks and love. May you have the happiness that you so much deserve. ..We, the Seniors of Westwood Schools, in order to form a more perfect institution, establish order, insure the office's tranquility, provide for the faculty's defense, promote the Student's welfare, and secure the blessings of Mr. Arnold to ourselves and the Juniors, do ordain and establish this Last Will and Testament of jthe Class of 1976. 123 PATRONS The 1976 Wildcat staff would like to thank the following patrons and advertisers for their valuable support. Class of '76 Class of SI CoaRieR DRarna Clab National Hohor Society Science Clab Spanish Clab Stadent Coancil Tm-Hi-Y 124 THE CAMILLA ENTERPRISE ‘Read By More Mitchell Countians Than Any Other Publication” 13 South Scott Street Camilla, Georgia Cify fywefa} Sto e 32 S. 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