Woodland High School - Fantasia Yearbook (East Point, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1986 volume:

Opening Faculty Organizations Sports Features Classes Senior Section Closing Our dreams and aspirations give our lives mean- ing. While different people have different ideas of fulfillment and success, we all need something for which to strive. The spirit of Woodland is com- prised of a diverse collection of ideas, opinions, and perspectives. Whether we lean toward aca- demics, athlectics, social growth, or personal awareness as a measure of our individual success, one thing is constantly true: We are all here to grasp all the experience we can toward realizing our goals. In doing so, we amplify a separate goal-the continuance in the Woodland spirit for those to come. Through our successes in various areas of interest, we contribute to, and provide the assurance of the revitalization of the Woodland spirit of achievement for our successors. School spirit gives a student body unity. With this unity, ob- tained by athletic support al- most any worth-while endeav- or ccm be accomplished. Warrior spirit can be seen in the pep rallies and large turnouts at sports events. These pages are dedicated to the things that students are not allowed to have or do during school. Regardless to the rules, these students definitely found a way to break them. am a a E: m L gawk L w , , aw L we Lg n15 wmaemwmmmm E . hm? x La 59 mmnsmgm $25 geaPad 5; L L a swag L L sL L? L z ms? :5 L g mw . nu? L saggy $y$ s. L a mg L L 5.; m 5.3, 9mg a ummmn wwwaummmmmu h my? mmmmwgmm Lm ammgmgai an $4an $$$qu L La ; aim; EM ;w x L as agmdg L L samadmauagamun $$$$$me .mmuuamvz ..... En mm g 9: mg L amnaam Lug $$$$$me Wzggggmmxm': 3mg Ewgammwxav 3m : Exigsgg ya 3$ES$533 Sggg $mzvx a W gem g: ?;gg NE m ,2 WW mam W Mkw mom 95$: eww saw g g g 53$; $67 ka$g3 $2M 9 s$ gig? mm m? x E ; a gig: M $ WW :3??? 3 a w ?Eg? a fi $$$91 Ewm ma mm g ?Eg w $533 ?;Zigw gm W? E? ii? gm $31 mm? 3 W93 ??;?gg; gigitgy :wi nag Mg? 1.5x $$$$me wwevaag wmgggg Ea : mgmgm W gum gmmwg mg Q $39, a gut www.gsg W a 3 ,wwwmwe: i '3 Qmwwummw ; k y gs: k vawmwm 3 Egg 3E; gs: g $$$an Q xx: Egg 4 wk R mamwm gnaw naaimsax sagguguaEExw EEK mggE mm m? Kemaag : $23. gm$$$you$$ :53? m m: a m; avg m uixga vmgg 4 saw v? mm mmEgmm $03.34 :3 5 gm mmmmemwpmengoaasxw? $$5$ Eggkve muysgkuusgummgwmu $a2mgww V Hagar g $13 a ng aw? Mm ummwuwav wigs , ; Q, 3:, Zimwwg g Qagk$$w3$g $$$$$me g g g a ii??? 2W VAR? fxea a ggggzzwgg e, mawmmm $$ng ggggg; $$ng a mmgsg 65$ vigggggwo A wmm Eamwsvv $3243; umW$ MW: 2 , , , gwawewxa 5 .Wi , mwmawmma E3 , gmmigi gimmmw wggwm $$$$me$$ 5 mm. gag awmmmmwgmaw $$$$ awn av gag W m y B mgwwgmm mmWWszwwmwawwmg Wwwwiwmwawmmmm 39$: a . HP; 3w w gm, Qawwmwwwwwmawwwm $$$$$ngng www.?mawmwmgmmigi wmwmwm 3 A assuage m$$ea 5:: Wwawnazwmmumaxgwngu $$m$m$$i3$au $2, wwviih mmmgw squm Ewmwan a $$mm anmmme SEW? wnmumawig , sggg, 3; . w W; m w : WW a aamwwasmmwnb mm: 3 $$ 63; $333 gawk a 33332 mm a mmmmw a gamma Wagmtww . L ammwawmmuza gig www.wwam . $$www mmsm menu m , mam mam? ; W maxgyEwwmmmaz awwgiu $3 , EKWWMME MW 3 mm s ssmwgu um mam Way m; 3 a w iv my: , 2; Z: Exaggmmma , , memnamr wag YKQWgSQWNE guagugwwmgg m a Wuaawvwwggw :amggam wit wgmma wmwu g w a ma 3 yaw: a: 0mm 6 m i m agm m $9; mm: wmaggw Mmmwsamm a vggm mwwmm e18 em 55$ mam mm M 3,3 39 $m93? now 6 ob wmm Mum w s: WW SR :5 mwaigwm g g a $29?ggwwmxmmiggiai V?iiggmnwyg 23 gaggwgag Wgaw$3w , , $95M a Ba : wvmw fw swggigsmzmnvw ngxggwww k 31 3 m a wzg: w w 31 w umm a, g f gig mygg: 1, g 5giwm$ $ m w gig 33 Exryw g , gweWX wm $3$ sum; a m; WE??? .i Qt , WW wmas Sn , , 9Q $ um gwaaa EmQEzwmmmmmwwmaw ?mwmww . gage; E; Am: mmmmmmyw g .qm i; w m: wmwggms M. aa gamma; - ?EXKEEE: 2222: 2'25 :2 22:22:: 22222 :22 2292222222222: 22: wy$mggxazgwg 22222222222 222222222222222222222222222: 2 :2 22222222222222? 22:22:22, 22222-2 22- 2 2222 22 22 2 222,2 2 2 2 $2222 2 22222222222222222222.222222222222222 22222: :gwa 2 WW 2222222222222 2232 2 222222222222222222 222 22mg, ngangggg 222 w22322mm :2: 222222 222 22:22:22: 22 22:2 2 WWWWW 2232222 22:22:2222222222223222 22222222222222222 2w: 23$22293WW2WWW3$$$ 2 22 :3 2222;222:22222222 22 22222222 222 22 22 22 2 22 3 22222 2, :22 2222229222.: 2 22:: 22:22:22 2 :2 22:22:22 2 22:22:22 2222: 2222.22 22 2:222:22: 22222.2 2222.222 2222222222 2:22:22 222222222222 $322222 2 2222 22 v12zgggg g 222222 2222222 23:52 2'5 22.: 2: $22: 1 22a 22:22:22 2252?: $232; 22$;g $22 22:25 :22: 3; 2.3323 :22 2:2 22:22:22,222:ng 2 2222222222? : WA$ M35222 2 22 2. $2 23222222252222g222v 2 W233; 2222232? 2223922 2: 2999 2 V2 2 2 2 2 22222222332 ME 2 2 12222222252221: 222222223323?ng 23 2: 22 2:, 2:: :2 22; 222222 2:22:12 2:22 $73.22 3'22? 2,, $ 02 i 2 22:22 22 22 222232229222gsmv Z??- 2224 :22 $7222 2 22:22 2:2 22232222 22:22 :22 X 222222 22222 2222 2222' 22523 222 2 22222.22: H2122: 2s mmsewev gay 2: mmaam2 22 222,222 2 2:2 22223:: 2:: 2 22 2:: 222 22222222233322m 2 2 22222222222 :2 22 2 ,222 :5 2 5:22:32ng :2 22.222222222222322? 2222282222: 2 2 m2222222222222 2 22222232222222: 2222 2 22 222222. :2 2 3? 22232 22322 2 22:2 2 42??ng 2 2 222 2222222 2 2 22222222222 2 $222 2 222: 2 $2: 2? 2 225225225 32322 w 2 2? $322 w 2 :22: 2 :22: 2:22: 222: 2;: 222:2? 222 2222 222222 2222222 :2 22222222 22222 22122 :22: 2x: 22 2:225 222 2 22 :22 , 222K 222$;me $2223 225 22222222222222: 22: 2222222222222: 222 22222222222222.2522 2 mwzmmggg :2 222 2 :2 E :22 22:: 9 $23; 2: 2:2 53 :2; 22 22 2 2 m2 2 T2 2 :22 :2: 2 22 2: 222222222222222223222 2 2.2222222222222222? 2 2222;332:3232232 W 2 22222222222222: 239$ 35 2222222222222222 2 22222222222? 22 2222222222 :2 2232222222 222222222, 232$: a2$2gi22322522222222224 22222:: 32: 2222:: MW 2 422: 223222 222222222 22 2 22.2: 22 2:: 22222: 2274 :2 W 22:22:: 2:22:22: 2222222 21252222222 2 222222222 22 2 2 22 2 y' 2 $23; 2,? 32222 22523322 222222m 2322322222223 22 M27522 2:: 222: 2: ' i 2222: iv; :2 2: 3222 222 223222222 $222222 25222272222 223222223 22 222222222 22 2222 55;;222 2222222 22:22 22 2232222 222 2 22E$32323 $273222 $322523: 22 2:22 2 22.222222222222222 23222222222222: 22222222222222: 22222222222 :29 2:2, 222 22:: 22222222222322: 2 2m: 22 222222223 222: ;2 K 22 :222 222323 2?; 2 2 2:222 3 2:32:22: :2 2 223: $2 , 11 2222 2?; 3;: 222 2322 22222223 221222222: M2173 3:22 2 2 M222 2222 2 2222 $3 222222 222 2222222 222222 22222222 22:22 222:; 22222 22222W 2 222:1 42 m2: 222:2 2:22 :22 222522? 2 :13 2:2 2 2: W22: 2 2:. 2:22.: 22 23? 22.22222 W 2222:2222 232231 S323$w2wmw 2 W x :22. 222's; 92w 33492:; H o w 2 2 222.2 2 221 22522 222.222 2 , 2 , 222 222222222222 2 22 2 222222232? 2222:? 2222222222222 2 2222222 22 :2 222 222222222222 2 222 MW 2 20222929 99 ,2 x2 1,, 24 2329229293242 sz2 A? 2222; $2222 22:22:22 2222:2222 :22 v 2 2 2 22222 2222222 222:: , 22 22:22 a 22: 2222?: 222222 2222 2222222222222 22222 2 2 ggggggggkmmume 22 222 222: f 2222?? 2222 22222 2222222222 yuMM 22252223272 X: M225 . ,. v2 ., 2:222:22222222 2 2 ' 2 . va' k 22223298290849912332232 599 my $26 2 2:22:22: 2:, 2,22 222:: , 2 22 2 2 22 2:, 222222222W22222222222222222222222222222 2 22222122222222222223222? 222353222 .222: m g 22:22:22,222222222222222222222222232222132, 22222222222222, 22222222 2 2 2 , . 22:22:22.: rwwuwmw 2 2 2. 2'2 W 2 2222;222:2222 .. 2 222E22W2 222,, 22 22222222222222252 $2 g2m22222222222m 2 , 2 2 WM 22 2:: A2222 2222222 2222222222222 . 22 2222 . '4 222222222222222 1 2222:2222: , 2222-22: 2 2:: 2 2:22: 2222222222222, 22222 222 2.332: 2.3 m2: 2 ,. , 2 22,:22222222 2' 222222222222$a2m$2m 23222222322 23222222223222.2222 2222222222222222222222 gag: 22222222222222.2222? $29 2 222w$$22222 -, 2:22 , 22 22.2 . 2 22222222222 22 222222222222222221222222 2222222322222 22222222222 23? 2-2 2 2:2 2 , 222322222222222m$22 2222 22:22: 22:22:: 22222.22: :2 22:22:22: 2:22: 2 222222 3, 2 22222222222222: 2? 22222222222222.2222. 22$ng 2 2 2 2 22222222222222: :2 2222:: mg g: : : 22 2 22222222222222 22222222222 32222222222222 2322;232:322 :7 gm 22223222222: 22.22 . 2223292222 www 2222222222: 5'22 42 22222 2 2:2 :9 Q4222: 22322222222202 2; 22222222222, 22 2 2 2 $222 5:32 g z 2222.: 22 2222222 2222: 2225223 22:23-32:35? 2 22222222 2222322 2 2 22222222222222 2 .2, - 2 2 222222 22222222222222 2 4, 2222:2222: E2. 2 wwvwwwemw swmgimw g 2 :2 4o; :9 ' 222222222 ' 22222222222222 W ' 22:2??6 223222255222 2 2 ?QE: - 2 2 2 . ; 2222x2222 22222222222232 23.332212222222222? 22222222222222 2222 2222222222 2:: 2 22 2:2 32225222992222422 22222222222222: 22122222222222 2222222222322 2 $3 2'22: 2: :22: 222222233 2 2:22:22 22 :22 g; 2 :2 222222 2233' 22 22 :22: '2 2,: 2: 9 :22 2221232 22:; 2 223 2 2222222222222 322222233222 $322233 22222: 22:22: $5 22222 $22322? 2222 22: 2 932222222: 2 322 2 2 2 2 22 i 22 2235534 2 2 mi 2272 22? 22222 2 2 22:52: 2222 22 222;: 2 2 22222 222 2222 2 222 $22 4222222 2-222 ' $22 22 22 2 2:2: 2 , 22: 222:2 2 2222:;W:2:Eg:22 2 . 2 , - m :2 2222222 22222222222222. 2 22:, 22 2 2: 22222222922222 2 222:2 22: 22 2 2 , 2 ' ' 2 2222?:22222 222 V 2222? 2 22.222222222222222 q 2: :2 2:22:22 :22: 22: :22: 2 2 2 2 2 2.2222222222222222 2222222332132222222222 James Abrams, Principal B.S. Morris Brown University, M.A. New York University, Go. State University. The Game of life can be compared to a TRACK RACE so as the track coach says to his runners, I say to each student at Woodland: Dig your starting hole deep and firm Get a good foundation by applying yourselfl llLunge out with all the power within you lPut forth your best efforts at all timel Run the race with patience lDon't be distracted by outside influences nor try shortcuts to successl And in the END my friend, you will be successful. Ms. Lillie L. Suder, Assistant Principal Ga. State College for Women B. S. University of Georgia, M. Ed. uNothing Great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. 034 x: m V ward Speer Assistant Principal B.A. Morris Brown Uni- Joy Lyle B.A. West Georgia College rsity When the going gets tough-the tough get going! 0 unto others as you would have them do unto you. abeth Summerhill, Counselor B.A. Emory University, A. Peabody College for Teachers, 6-year degree, ecialist in Education University of Georgia elieve that one should set one's goals high and con- ntly strive to reach them. If they are not fully at- ned, then one will have the satisfaction of knowing . -t he has done his best. We are the architects of our Freido Smith, Counselor B.S. Tennessee State Univer- s-only through diligence and constant striving can sity M. Ed. West Georgia College hope to build the kind of lives of which we can be He who never tried never did; he who never did ly proud. never tried. Miss Emily M. Atchison Physical Education, Healthy West Georgia College 8.5. In all things success depends upon previous preparation. And without such preparation there is sure to be failure. Mrs. Corylon E. Brown yBusinessy Hampton Insti- tute 8.5. West Go. College MED, Atlanta Univer- sity If you dream it, you can do it. UWNLR S mmimtsmum Mrs. Deborah E. Carter yMathematicsy West Go. College BA Go. State University MAT And be ye kind one to another, tenderheorted, forgiving one another, even as God for Christ's soke hath forgiven you Ephesians 4:32 Mrs. Dorthy Carter Choral MusicNournolismy Carson Newnon College 85. Music Education. In all thy woys acknowledge Him and He will direct thy paths. Mrs. Lisa C. Cline Resoursa Clemson Universi- ty, Furman University, Ga. State University BA Ah, but man's reach should exceed his grasp or what's a heaven for. Robert Browning Ms Ellen Johnson Davis Spanism Rhodes Col- lege, Florida International University BA in for- eign languages Learn to see God in yourself, in others and in the world around you. Believe in yourself and be yourself. Mrs. Delaney Science Deth AB Morris Brown College MS Atlanta University ED Atlanta Uni- versity Chuck Douglas MRD Xavier University, BA. Art Ed. I can't imagine anyone going through Cl day, a week Gifd without setting personal goals for success to be successful one must set mer- sonoD goals and not aliow anyone or anything to hinder your goal attainment success breads success, and we usually get out of life what we put into it. Mrs. Iris Ferguson sClerkk Draughn's Business College, Business Education Bobby Gotlin Physical Educatiom; Mid- dle Tennessee State University, 8.5.: It takes a little more to make a champi- on-make a committment to excel- Ience.' Ms. Heike M. Gehrmann sBiologys Maths; University of Honnover, M.Sc.: uBe true and respectful to others-ond to yourself. Ms. Karen Gold Khemistry, Physics, Physical Sciencek Beloit College, B.A.; Georgia Tech, M.S.: uA foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds. -R.W. Emerson Mistakes are a sign that someone is doing something 'II Mrs. Linda Harper UWedio Center Clerkk Ga. State University: Always strive to be the best you can be; in words and in actions. George V. Henderson tBandx Brewton Parker Jr., A.A.; University of 60., BM. Ed.: uWithout musictlife would be a mis- tote. Jeffery E. Hughes tSocioI Studiest; Brew- ton Parker Coltege, A.A. in History; Georgia Southern College, BSEd., Ga. State University: I decided long ago, never to walk in anyone's shadow. If I fail or if I succeed at least I'll live as I believe. No matter what is taken from me, they can't take away my dignity. Mrs. Delores Jordan tSocial Studiest; University of Virginia, 85.; Ga. State University, M.Ed. Mrs. Martha Kimes tEninshL' University of Miss., B.A. English; Georgia State Uni- versity, M. Ed. : Oh, for the gift that God has given us, to see ourselves as others see us. - Robert Burns Dennis M. Leath Undustriol Artsy; Uni- versity of Georgia, B.S.Ed,; Georgia State: Work hard to prepare for your future, but enjoy your high school years. You are only young once. P.S.-Don't ploy softball 20 years from now-you do get old. Ms. Marlene Leopold yT.A.GJ; Edinboro University of PA and Go. State Univ., 85. Geography and Social Studies, Mos- ters in Guidance: As a teacher, my main goal is to teach you to get along without me! Mrs. Carolyn Lisbon yEnglishy; Morris Brown College; Ga. State Univ., B.A.: The longest journey begins with a sin- gle step. Mrs. Edna A. Lisbon iEnglishi Morris Brown College; Wayne State University BS: MA God's love strengthens. James E. Little iSociol Studiesi Living- ston University BS Do good things to others and good things will happen to you. Mrs. Peggy B. Lowry iMathematicsi Howard College, Georgia State Universi- ty AB with major in Mathematics. Life is like a grindstone, whether it po- lishes you up or wears you down de- pends on what you are made of. Bob Martin iDr. EdiPhy. Edi Jacksonville State University BS. Phy Ed. I would like to deny the statement thatl think basketball is a matter of life and death I feel it is much more important than that. Selvakumor Newton iMothematicsi An- drews University, MA. Do not waste time. Ms. Frances L. Padgett iEnglishi Georgia College AB English, University of Michi- gon, MA English, Ga State University Ed. Spec. English. To be what we are, and to become what we are capable of becoming, is the only end in life Robert Louis Stevenson Mrs. Fran Nides Library Educationi University of Term. BS, MS A weed is no more than a flower in disguise. James R. Lowell Mrs. Susan Parker iReodingi Univ. of N.C.O., M.A. Reading, Oswego, B.A. Ed. This life is yours, take power to choose what you wont to do and do it well. Take the power to love what you want in life and love it honestly. Take the power to walk in the forest and be a port of nature. Take the power to control your own life. No one else can do it for you. Take the power to make your life happy. Mrs. Michael Paris iHome Econom- icsi Winthrop College, 3.5., M.S. You can be the person you want to be if you are willing to try. i Mrs. Emma H. Peasant iMathemat icsi Fort Valley State College; Eastern University, BS. uA divided house cannot stand. Margaret Peebles tPhysicol Educa- tiorMHeoltht Ga. College, 8.5., Go. State, M.A. When you are first and others follow, that's called leadership. Robert H. Peterson tEnglishtStudiot University of North Carolina, M.A.T. University of Florida, Ga. State Univ. B.A. Imagination is more important than knowlledge. Albert Einstein Lilo G. Perez-Velasco tSpcmisht Nor- mal School for Teachers, University of Havana, B.A. Doctor in Pedagogy. Learn from the past, but live in the present and look forward to the fu- ture. Mrs. Judy Presley tSocial Studiest Au- burn Univ., 85., MEd. Be lazy-do things right the first time! John W. Prince iDCTi Univ. of Go. 85. Ed. Masters Ed. What is easy is seldom excellent. Ms. Ethel Ramsey iConseIors Secre- taryi uIf you can't help somebody at least don't hurt them. Ms. Barbara J. Rachels iWorId Histo- ryi Tift College, AB. in social studies, West Ga. Coilege, M.A. in history. Ride with the tide and go with the flow. Henry C. Rast iEnglishi Univ. of the South, B.A. English, Go. State Univ. M.A.T. This above all; to thine own self be true. And it must follow, as the night the day. thou canst not then be false to any man. Shakespeare Miss Louvenia Reeves tDoto Process- ingiBusiness EJ Georgia College, 8.5. Georgia State Univ. A day of worrying is more exhausting than a week of work! rs. Brenda S. Shelby imathi Goshen ollege; A.U., Ga. State U., B.A. 'emember now thy Creator in the uoys of thy youth, while the evil days ome not, nor the years drawn high hen thou shalt say, I have no plea- ure in them. Ecclesiates 12:1 Mrs. Jennifer Elaine Sparks iDota Clerki Phillip College of Atlanta. Education is like playing on instru- ment, you can only become 0 profes- sional through continuous practice. Ms. Carol G. Speir tFrenchiLotini Barry University, B.A., Ga. State Univ., M.A.T. uL'hommes qui parle deux langues voux duex hommes. Shirley M. Steuart Physical Science Douglas Stevens Orchestra B.A. Car B.A. Chemistry College of Georgia at Ieton College Milledgeville, M.E. Science Atlanta University Be still and know to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. Miss Patricia M. Stewart Science BS Mercer University Mrs. Terri Stewart Aide in Resource When You fail to prepare, you pre Room Georgia State University pore to foil. Dwight Stokes Health and Physical Education BS. Lane College Work hard! Work Hard! Work Hard! Mary Ann S. Tibbs VOT, Notehond, Personal Finance, Keyboarding B. S. Alabama A8iM University Graduate work at University-of the Philippines, Master's Degree Georgia State Uni- versity. Whoso loveth instruction loveth , knowledge: but he that hateth re- proof is brutish. Ei Homer Thornton Social Studies B.A. Morris Brown College The disgrace is not in falling down, but is in not getting up again. Dr. Fox Superintendent of Schools Fulton County II II C t S .m r e ..l e f G C ial Staff Custod mg? 6?? 09 6:91p? - 0Q Q? O$9' 909 0$$g0$90$ . 909 9? 909909 f 9909 C99:919909909 6:9 909909 9$MO$6O$ 69$ 1?? 0 09909 $990909 0:91;? 99099059? 919909909 09$ 30 90. 59099 C9991,9909909 C$991yko9909 $909909699M09909 9:3 $309909 6: . 919909909699w09909 69:9 1Ago9909 9 9w90990969$$$09909 093 $509909 9w90990969$9g9909909 09:9 1Jgo9909 9 9w90990999$$$09909 9? 1$309909 $90990969$9M09909 09:9 1$30990 09909699909909 69:9 1950990 909 C9:919909909 C33195099 9 C$909909 9:3 1$309. 929909909 9931,30 9 909909 6:9 1330 909909 69:9 1,5 $909 69;: 1,9 09 99:9 9 g 9 9 1,99 9909 9 $90 V9909 093$? $109809 9 09 099? 09999x 990 9 $9 $90 C9? O$w$$90 9 $O$9 99 909 D .09 99 09 $1? 909 0px 1? 9909 693130 09909 9?? 19:90 09909 C;x:91;9099 909909 Q$091390990 9? $0909 09:9 19309909 0? 1,? A 1$39909 99? 1$909909 6:91p x1FCB$9O$ C3991;309909 6:9 $33 9 $9909 0:9 11309909 $91539 9 09909 9:3 1$309909 6:9 4D$39909 09909 C23109309909 9? 1539909 9 09 99395090999933900 9 ' 9300330939g$$039 : 9 9 9 99999 9 9 90 909 091,9? 9 $996949? 969$M0 o $9$1 9 9 ate Bond Fes l c 1 e Staff wishes to a or being the iH Line Coptains-Back Row-Djuan Strozier, Drums; Jim- my Debro, Tuba; Paul Harkness, Trumpet; Stephen Huff, Saxophones. Front Row-Muriel White, Flutes; Alma Stephens and Sandra Walters, Clarinets. o Kemo Tillman and other band members pre- pare to JAM on the field. M! 7! HI, Band-Aids-Sharmian White, Tshimpole Mu- ? m $291531; kenge, Miquel Whitlow. 73 30M c3 5; g; ,7 $1 1183?ng Xr'FX QBW 5 At right,standin - Dexter Neely, Jim- mie Burton, Jimmy Debro, Arthur Phil- MZO-mmcnxrh-o Our FRESH Drum Maiors-Kemo Tillm n a di Mukenge. WW Back-Cameron Smith, Wallace Cotton, Diuon Strozier, Xavier Rivers. Standing cen- ter-Anthony Newsome, George Warren, Eric Hill, Dion Smith. Kneeling-Makeba Reed, Dereck Wilson, Jeanette Harden 1mw1,u,i,muuuum1w L1 mwuwwi; Standing-Shandro Lyons, Win- dee Smith, Alma Stephens, Pro- vito Munsin, Liniuo Harper, Ma- longo Mukenge, Sandra Walters, Soleatha Ronsome, Thowona Ev- ans, Monica Evans, Amanda Kel- ly. Kneeling Audrey Rhodes, Torino Rowan, Tommy Comp- bell, Miranda Fallen, Tara Jen- kins, Robin Thomason. Muriel White and Cheryl Jones. wan. Eioao 4! .JJ Standing RQbert Broadwoter, Ter- rance Mills, Stephen Huff. Kneeling- Anthony Bradley, Thomas Rumton, DGP rel Carson. $3Eami 353513137 Jam 0 2? a EEO J- 7 T? k3 1 :3 pm V HWVFW'V , I . V ; , . A , V Stonding-Timothy Adams, Paul Harkness, Exubia McDowell, Londell Jones. Kneeling-Carlos Phillips, Dan Sims, Darren Clark. grgooow 53c lPam Williams doing er stuff on the field! ' The halftime shows would have been just that without the majorettes uhalf a show. This year's Woodland High major- ettes were outstanding! They put in long hard hours of practice to improve their technique and add style to their perfor- mance; and that they did. Their perfor- mances were real crowd dazzlers! The Drill Team and Majorette squads for the 1985-86 year par- ticipated in many activi- ties. Under the sponsor- ship of Mrs. Freida Smith the groups cap- tured lst place in summer camp at West Georgia Col- lege in Carrol- ton, but they won't stop now. In their strive to be the Best in the nation they will be attend- ing another in the 'Pam Williams; Co-captoin of Maiorettes, Carla Owens; Co-captain of Drill Team, Mrs. Smith; Drill Team and Majorette sponsor, Peggy Williams; Cap- tain of Maiorettes, Yvette Terry-Captoin of Drill Team. 'The Maiorette Lineup-Stacy Daniels, Pamela Williams, Peggy Williams, Yvette Payton, Mar- shunda Strickland. Drill team captain Yvette Terry ' led the group in a successful sea- son. They performed at football games and basketball games. Pub- lic ,oppearances were made too. They along with the mojorettes and band showed Atlanta their lot- est steps at the Morris Brown po- rode. Besides working hard the group spent time at play. Get to- gethers to make tassels for boots were quite hilorous. Yvette wishes the Drill Team the best next year and she leaves with them the thought, Don't take the fun out of being on the Drill Team. 1 D 01A 1 Standing-Angela Carroll, Ursula Fambro. On the flbor3Nechole Murchison, Yolanda Williams, Dena Cooper. 3, 3323 mm w M 4-39 ,1 $335959 $333 313 z m 313373 .623 3:333 , $1623.33 r44! Ayv $9.44 , g: Wi 33332:: W3 :33;ch 393W 3:? 9g Q s V 3 C S 1 x 99:23 51 E622 M 4;: ;., 3333 33933 Back Stonding-Kim Adams, Center Sta ing3Renee McCown, Citico Coleman,-To Clark. Kneeling-Kim Monore. Me; 33 Pk y M 13.323333 19333 fin m n HMXW dnluw .1. u 532 , , Stondirig-Koren Jackson, Marva Woods. Kneel- ing-Andera Newsome, Lorraine Neely. Center- Nico Smith. Inn y u 3 W! Words from the Worriorettes Yvette, my tossles won't stay on 3Renee3 . . . Look Candace are my legs going high enough when we're doing back kicks? 3K m3 uOh boy not another day of practice. yNecoleL . . Come on girls and get in line so we can go through this routine one more time. ertta Mrs. Smith the girls wish to thank y u for your leadership! 333 93333 3??! 3233233232 3?: 333,3 333 $3 342: 33333:. 23322; 354333333 3124339393 53 133 35333343113 323331 g 3433,33 , . g g 3 Stonding-Candoce Byrd, lst Lt., Christy Mosby, 2nd Lt., On the floor- Tracey Comes, Co-Captain Flags. u 3, I v 33 33: 8232 s 3 m3 M3 g2 33'? , 3 3325433 3133 333 32f 53 731 With nervous anticipation and weeks of prac- tice, the drill team makes final preparation. Just who does Kemo think he is? The moiorettes pose for the camerg despite the pestering of avid fans! Standing-Director Mr. Stevens, Yvonne Stone, Koren Jackson, Moryelle Green, Ron Ried, Gwen Langley. Sitting-ngdgette Till- mon, Kim Rodgers, Tonya Hodgeson, Audrey Bryant, Jennifer Johnson. E mrrw w, ?;ng mg; m: 333:3; 9w WWWWWWWWW memW ' 4? W22: 5: igm: 3N; 1' WWWWW W WWW 312$: WQWMWEWW am m WWW WWW w MW WW 2:: mamx WW 9113717? WWWWWI . Wsioowa WEE p W ma p339 5351119313 oissaumaxg go ggoqsaum sq; M139 e.tssaqom am 31mg 03 :pmmopqmm um i itssgm sgozamgp 313nm man at; x3118 EUJ 2; X KguaH 1 pinaqegwem VD theg umaugmmogg amigem 1i i mama? 430333.119 :3; la v-de 01 s; ampamgd uowmo; warm; 3:. v . 3Q Kan: emu R a manna $95 A 5? h ' WC? a w . MW 93m 5-3 $3 2 r '1 ' m Back row-Octuvio Perez-Velosco, Paul Evans, Zerah Gaines, Eric Wil- lioms, Jarrod Collins, Lorenzo Worrill, Preston Harden, Tracy Arnold, Eric Miller, John Goodlett, Ricky McLaughlin, Carl Owens. 2nd row- Laura Lefevers, Tasha Tibbs, Melis- sa Currin, Tammy Green, Latisho Leovell, Sandra Walters, Leslie Wiggs, Kim Duncan, Front row- Stephanie Jett, Angelo Scott, Nicole Williams, Carla Owens, Yvette Terry, Tonya Howard, Alma Stevens, nws . 4M 3139191 a u. The Chorale performs Christmas songs i, Practice make perfect. Emmi; isv Do-Re-Me-Fa-So-La-Ti-Doc nYes, the Chorale does warm up! Even though the group consisted of many talented youngsters, Warmups were still necessary. Professional though they were, practice did make the performances perfect. The chorole can accredit their proteas- sionalism to their director, Mrs. Dorothy Carter. Under her leader- ship the group made special ap- pearances at the Choral Festival . and the Baccalaureate Services. They also graced the community with their annual Christmas con- cert and cabaret shows. This year's chorale worked hard to pre- sent us with shows better than Broadway! Chorale concerts frequently included solo pieces, such as this one featuring Miss Yvette Terry. Woodland's Drama Club, under the leadership of Mr. Newton, added spice to everyone's life. They enter- tained with short skits and plays. They worked on improvement of their act- ing abilities by attending professional plays which broadened their acting horizons. TO THE LEFT, SPONSOR MR. NEWTON. k to m Patchees Joseph, Tara Hall, So leathe Ransom, Lorraine Nealy, Shawn Hamlet, Jami North- . ern, Audrene Rhodes, Thesa Taylor, Ka- . trina Williams, Tasha Mills, Ursula Hill, Angela Brown, Amy Taylor, Laura LeFevers, Sabrina Selby, Mina Baker, Phoebe Bridges, Edward Robinson, Natasha Tibbs, Marco Porcile, Michael Williams. Wot Pictured: , Jennifer Johnson, Tammy Green,Coley Greene, Steven Dedrick, and Ava Tillmanl :3: mM 3::31333:::e3:k:e: 3:: :3: 3:13:33: :3: 333:2 3:3: L :g:ggge::s: m: 3 :unm31193 m: 3:33 313333333 3333 33:33:: 3:: 93:33:: 3:13:13 3:23 i:: 3:: $4:::::::;:23 e 3 Wm :39: .- $4$$3$$J 33:: v : :Qve w:?.?: 2 msg :3: 23:3; ngmm :s: 33:33:; 3m The Studio Club worked with the techni- 3333533311 9: col side of productions. They are 0 group $13; 3: . - . . $$$ggqgm who worked together to learn the oudIo- Sponsor.Mr,t:e I 3 . . . - t n n e at: 5:333: VIsuol techanues of productIon. They pigfousl year, :Qggggugm work throughout the year to produce a t v. produced a vid- H 33:33:? program at the end of the year to be aired eo describing 2fo$ng :33 on WBHS T. V. 6. student activi- :E::2:u 1'1 , , : ties at Wood- :13: s:::a;:3 x: L - , , iond. I 3:: :33: 3:36: ' ' 3 :11 ::::3::: :3: 3:3: 8: N32 33? 3 gyms mg: Michael Witherspoon films a high school press conference at the Fulton County Board of Education Building. magma 31:: 331105931 3500 3 ,Q .. 33$ SH: Q3? 59? Li: C: 3.3:: mm , 3 . Mgsgayi 3 :21: I 1:443:31: :WHEW 3V NW 3 : 3 181,13 ?:?:XK gags: :: i . I .3 ' 31 133133333: 3333 3833333333 3 hGng: L , 3 :3: . - mm : :5: :33313313 W: $383338 $3333; I 36:21: . Q33 :3 93:33:31: 39:: :: :::::::::: 6:11:33 :9; :: - : 1 am: i: 3- :9 :gf 33:3: gem: Kenny Spearman tD accepts an award for best exhibit dur- , ing the celebration of Woodland's 3rd birthday. ' Sitting: Monica Hammond, Demonica Appling, Sabrina Kenny Spearmon, Tonya Williams, Kathleen Reaves, Jim Thorpe, David Martinez, Pam Williams. Starfding-Mr. Douglass, Jerry Floyd, Marco Porcile, John Goodlett, Vanessa Quick, Stacy Ware, Ally Smith, Anthony Wells, Sonya Hall, Sean Tromble, Keisha Smith, Eric Miller, Nina Okam, and Keith Ridley. ' Woodland's Art Club was totally awesome! They lived up to every aspect of their motto . . . orga- nized to promote, assist, and par- ticipate in the aesthetic develop- ment of art activities within the school and the community. The club presented the school with their hard Work in many ways. They collaborated with the fashion design class to present us with a magnificent fashion show. Many of the students partici- pated in the arts festivolo8t exhi- bition to bring home trophies and certificates. Others in school activites included the Halloween decoration contest and the Christmas door decora- tion contest which they held to promote schoolwide participa- tion in exercising. the creative abilities. Sitting: Mr. Douglas, sponsor: Pom Williams, co-chairperson; Monica Hammond secretary; standing Kenny Spearmun, co-choirperson; Jim Thorpe, treasurer. .V e e- - - DEARC mENT! NOT n: sues THE one we GUT IT OFF Alternating front to back, left to right: Sharmian White, Paul Evans, Lori Wood, Jarrod Collins, Lorrie Smith, Paul Zook, Christy Pate, Scott Register, Rashida Shaikh, Muadi Mukenge, Octa- vio Perez-Velasco, Yvette Terry, Tony Brown, Mrs. Lowry, sponsor. ??JEQJSSER3EL .. .... v. .3... i W -m V 5 The National Honor Society con- sists of students who have main- tained at least a 3.3 grade point over- age throughout their high school careers, and who exhibit the traits of Character, Leadership, Service, and Scholarship. This year, members of the National Honor Society 'were ac- tive in providing tutorial assistance for Woodland students who needed it. Through this and other activities, , : the National Honor Society was a IME TO . ' i 3 . pride contributor to Woodland. QU,RE 1 Pres.-Jorrod Collins, Treos.-Scott Register, SeoeTony $8,ng V-Pres. Eldred Freeman not pictured. Front: Sharmian White, Michelle Cantrell, Alma Stephens, Stephanie Jett, Bonnie Simpson, Ned Van- diver, Tony Moses, Mid- dle: Yvette Terry, Nigel Montgomery, Achele Price, Jarrod Collins, Marva Woods, Lori Wood, Eldred Freeman, Eric Turn- er, Carmen Luttery, Uwezu McReynolds, Back: Paul Evans, Lorrie Smith, Steven Dedrick, Kevin Franks, Geoff Swearingin, Preston Burden, Tony Brown Not Shown: Natasha Tibbs, RIchard Daniels, Scott Register, Caryn Halstead, Louis Thomas, M Achele Price, Rashida Shaikh, Christy Pate, Florence Gebre-Hiwet, Vicki Dowden, Lisa Thomas, Denise Byrd, Tony Crawford, Amanda Kelley, Candace Byrd, Paul Zack ITHINK KAY AN! 1 ARE Treas. -Eric Turner, Sec. -Jean Bulfin, V- Pres. eTony Moses, Pres. -Octavio Perez-Velasco. l l TAKE TOM WITH V011 IGOT A DOLL. JUET L KE DoT'E! One of the largest clubs in the schaal was I the Senior Beta Club. It was compiled of those in Woodland who managed to keep a 3.0 V average since the 9th grade. This year the ' club partook of many outside activities. The I group was represented at the National Senior Beta competition at the Waverly Hotel. In ad- dition to their activities, as a club they ren- dered various services to the community. I... a - a, t -y. ' t g 3 ENLY REALTZED LET YOU KNOW WHY ' I EXPECT YOU CAN'T TOLERATE M7 P ME, I HAD I BROTHER HORACE R TELLYOU $i AND WANT NOTI TH!NG.8AM!L i I TO DO WlTH Hi; i 'i EVER! a ow WALTER SCOTTtS Personality Parade the hats? Opinion? 1mm Write Walter Scott, 146 N. Rammn 0n, Bevetly mils, Cam. 90210, or phone 1213! 851-3375. Putt name win he used unless etbmise requested. Vow of malt .. a you think the history books will remember Q When Princess Diana and other female mem- vldReagan as the glarious hero of Grenadatt ? T. Bishop, El Paso, Tex; bSt Our Academic Bowl here at Woodland High did a superb job this particular year. They worked hard to bring home a sixth place certificate in the Fulton County meet. Mrs. Presley, the club's sponsor, coordinated their practices, but the actual practicing was done among themselves. Their intellectual bars of the British royal family have babies do they pay the hospital and medical biils, or do thev cal and hospital services free on the Na- ealth Service? By the way. who is the ian who delivers the royal babies? Some ton about him would be welcome Or is trician a she ?-M.D., Lexingtow f ers of the British mi y for their V abilities were definitely displayed in the final competition. ce he at K ? e Ted Ken now that dent? Also, residency 01? d Kennedy, 53 dent. He merele w orthe Democrat ; . He feels he has . V , it of the Presiden L ..ut mt on that Kennedy will thiP' Wmanying, panicJ M VIN t t -.. lvdu 4.. C- L L f x Bkuanvhim i936 e We! contributions to: Articles, Parade. 750 Third York, 83!. 19017. mucus: remntme care Vim be ammuewmmmm Q Did Elizabeth Taylor mance in her youth wit political columnist. who grandfather?m.lessica S . A Max Lemar, 83, is ali 1960, when Liz Taylor w years her senior, the rum' that Taylor was attracted t her beauty and that they ax Max Lerner at K1! the cred in whic ,licized? usicals ?-Jahn Agfano, A The great musical-co responsible for the mos and hits of this century Ff ethin Ric WGWMCBWWW ISEBWORQMSM WNWMM m L NWNWWMkMNRMNQMmeWh :Jhm mamm mem swimeWdW u... .a.v..-.. . .. .. all things, a the inn still college, a prestigious name in American education, but find 30 W319? the hodgepodge of architecture failed to excite us. soundi, no T' lDay Two: Destination: The Old Tavern at Graft P901319 C0 11m. Vt tum watchin Some 13 miles north of Williamstown lay the Green paths, readi M01111 I of Vermont Benuington a nondescript drink in the z . home of the girls coilege of is skiing ne nington College is reputed to and. in the ' xpensive schools in the com. abie. t. It took 113 L minated by low, white block from 11 re like barracks than Church, 3200 owned. A11 t 3 miles of beautiful been painted I 1 State 7, three Ianes viliageis cont. x and majestic wh1te birch thing from ' ' sparkling silver rods. Street Journa 1 at even road signs , We dined - 1 fire in a 1:02 besgde zhe Stai- L1 - , L1 , u in ?dannhrm6n- a. ..:n--y A, anvJ-L-Mt- Y- - .nderland in C1211. 'ral Park 11211111312311 Passport also 1 can arrange far $80, for a trained storyteiler to 11111;: by 11 3101131 room and read the kids 1.11 steep. Manhattan Passport charges $25 per halfuhour for time spent: plan- i ning an itinerary and making the ' necessary arrangements and resern vatious, p111: expenses such as tel- exes 0r mesaenger delivery. HWe can usually pian a weekend itiner- ary in an hour 01' so, Ms, Seiden C said. The hard part is finding out what peopie want to de and how , much they can really spend The L p: eM45AM1u- LSZMA- -Mk- 1; d1 pl 1 , L L L I iBottom rowi: Shawn Rogers, Robert King, Tracy Comes, Byron Berry, Kevin Franks, Anthony Bradley, tSecond rowi: Franklin Boll, Donald Howard, Tony 1! Crawford, Eric Ayers, Kent Kimes, iThird rowi: Rick Wood, Tony Pope, L 1 George Jones, Michael Cook, Skip Thomas, iTop rowi: Anthony Newsome, b , , . David Lord, Chris Moss, Sharmian White, Keith Ridley, Marcus Johnson, not pictured: Scott Register Bureau ' Science Club members have proven, from post per- formance in science courses, that they are interested this , in, and have talent in the sciences. Whether getting S Seal. L 1 L 1 together and discussing scientific dilemmas, or mull- L I L ing over career choice details, the Science Club has given those interested in the how and the why' a anhate place to go express and reconsider their views. ailery 3011611:- 01 11W . , 311111115 CL' .1; .1 : ;, and 1 , to see cm Officers: Pres, Skip Thomas, V- Pres., not pictured, apera ch11 Treas., Scott Register, Sec., Tracy Comes 5' 3t the ion .3 5 b8. 3 ate the New York Convention and Visi- '1ng? s 11311.2: Bureau, 2 Calumbus Circie, ' antiiin an a New Yerk, NY. 18019. L haiis 5 Getting there: A number of WWW ' . i y ' a . . WWW Sand airlines 12y betwegn Atlanta and Bath stcne fireplace cabie W wood deck MUD! HEABA VASAYID?! 1mm PRHAI event V ew York The lowest; current mini.spe1:tacular 1112111300 yds 10 slopes NisHT Beautiful Oceammms 1mm $375 wk..' ey're mum fare tsubject w $?th and :Klmsi Dining 3, enmnammgm m 10119.3 Locations..8est Rateatprivate Foot. going veriticacmn With U 6X A1. me $95 pet mm 1 2 mte Min Ownet WEEKEHD SPECiALS...FineSt FREE GO .. V 1 3 1 14341524 110225 Tennis 0319 an Istandefree C. 1.1: my the airlineskz i 'gQFLi: 912:; WMMWW ' . . '1 '1 1 15 w, advance , g, 1 C SMOKE? 51111110113 111m Unusual mstic $$$35f3313f3842121imm x A .jcnvnl allu, VA were in evidence. Otherwise, uch as it did in 1788. You'll in the office out of sight and activity, no nightlife. In for peace and quiet and na- d their time strolling wooded In the porch and enjoying a e a crackling fireplace. There I! as well as cross countryi is and swimming are avail- Hurrying from a sudden spring'like shower. we stood at the. checkdn desk while an ancieat gentleman fumbled with forms and solemnly weicomed us. Nearby. the Carriage Room lounge caught our eye with its tables assembled from old bellows and chairs made from seats of dismantled buggies. hugging our suitcases up the staircase tbeilboys are unheard of in this worldi, we could hear the creaking of the steps, nature's own builtein burglar alarm. There on the landing, to match the modernity of Graftonis eleva- tor, conspicuously stood ' tardy old black and white R'ds 'i re 0' I 31' u wooden houses were the same bet 1:: theroughfare. Unlike rustic Grafton a streets were lined with grocery stores, florists, even small shopping malts. At t white, threestory inn with attached. mo ing annex. From the main building .3 out covering the sidewalk and from t ovaloshaped sign identified The Griswo At the registration desk m a tabi front parlor u we felt we were again i Despite the familiar shaping floore, hm mites to walk the village. A n, next to the Congregational pale yellow house, privately ctures looked as if they had day. The General Store, the outside world, carried everyx vys to groceries to the W TV set. Entering our inn, we tow bed anr' one 4,. i :t night in front otr 00m. But the arden Row ture DD L go. 31'. y-Iilt ted ct. l on cm 75'. I e from vacation .. ariented. $3; in Sea Pines ?tantatton. ?ertect for families and grmps at Ie rates. Catt tstand Rentals TOLL A , to: rooms. 61. SC 294556652. W , 031M110 CENTRAL RESERVATBOUSH One source Free service. When Ortanqo's soon learn ttThe Gris was not typicalt At mid-atternoon on this Friday, built in 1783 as a schoolhouse, was . with a joyful group from nearby Ya! passed on through to a group of co rooms and were impressed by the prints, ship models and other decorativ sea literally covering the wailst Each tandies. a d that gt red. Inn for di 'oom, but it. So we ' The me ater fish, one of 10 rooms in the canopied, four-poster wder which multiwoio t 2 groans of the am 'imhled down the tie 200.year old I Tog I.D. Top to bottom, left to right: Shar- mian White, Paul Zook, Skip Thomas, Kevin Franks, Eric Turner, David Mar- tinez, Alma Stephens, Lorrie Smith, Bonnie Simpeon, Tony Moses, Denise Byrd, Lisa Richmond, Maudi Mukenge, Jean Bulfin, Geoff Swearngin, Scott Regis- ter, Beth Sullivan, Paul Ev- ans, Octavio Perez-Ve- lasco, Darrell Carson, Eric Ayers, Miss Leopold- Sponsor. was SO r Ive ieisur Old Ly . could h . Intemt p's emit .I New Ha ,JWS 0' . . , . t not as elegant as Grafton, but Tips for the trip W ,- in vrmr mun Ann , Here are the prices charged during visit: The Griswold Inn: 360-880 double, nental breakfast. The Hancock Innt . vc. plan. The Old Tavern, $5948 . $60470 dI Ms. Leopold loves to dazzle her students with elevated, insightful tales of legendry and folklore. Woodland's Talented and Gifted program really flour- ished this past year. Many new members were added to this elite group of students. They worked on improving their intellectual abilities by attending group lectures and doing projects that tied in to the things they heard and saw. by a crackiing tire and watch it snow or retax in your own hot tub. Whethet you're ptanning the perfect honeymoon or a hotiday retreat to: the family, HIDQEN MOURTMN 83:15 VERMONT stews: m at me 'uI YOOMS G? h .....l. WEI. I RESTERATE: . ???Ekmxggggf, W 3 NEW INVEsTMEN . . . ' h h t COUNSELLOR IS UPDATE. REVENGE- - ,. $WINDLER' CPAZED DALEWER - OFFLATTOR V h , commwgosuzcoe 3 , I: ' f WHEN COQNERED t i , h 8V POLICE. ' ' DKK 4W t AUTHORITY: uvpo crews mm mm o , , , mWEN'HCM $ECTlON Model United Nations consisted of on as- piring group of young people who wished to learn more about the United Nations. They were assigned to represent the Federal Repub- lic of Germany. They along with other such groups had question and answer sessions in- Sitting Mucdi Mukenge, Michael Witherspoon, Octavio Perez-Ve- volving governmental procedures. Iasco standing-Scott Register, Poul Zook, Marco Porcile, Geoff Swearngin, Eric Ayers, Moryellt'a Green, Paul Evans, sponsor, Mrs. Leopold. EDS HIS sun'e OF OFFiCES - va- 7,. e ' PArz-mar . ARE IN A FASHiONABLE AND ' ALTHY sueuea - ; CONPER ,5 Wm A CHEN yous; Mosr RECE VESTMENTv OF 50,000- HAS CL $340,000 m ONTH! TELL TRENDV! Close up, sponsored by Mr. Thron- ton, is an organization designed to give students the opportunity to see how their national government is run. This past year the group togk their annual trip to Washington. The members ex- pressed to the student body that they felt this trip was much more enlightening :- than the others, in that they participat- ed in abortion rallies dealing with the pros and cons of this national concern. To the group, it was a moving and memorable experience. Club Memb s-topeKim Rogers, Sheliey Northern, Preston Harden, Yvonne Terry, Preston Burden, Bottom-Andy Halm, David Martinez, Beth Sullivan, Marco Porcile. Active members-David Martinez, Beth Sullvoin, Marco Porcile, Andy Halm, not pictured Terese Conwelli , These members had a field trip to Washington, DC. to learn more about our government. OfficerSeKim Rogers, President; Shelley Nothern, Vice-President; Yvonne Terry, Secretary; Preston Harden, Treasurer 4V x ; ewzmw 1 ; L z ., ?Pa 33 ' r, a , : 00$ m5 ta ,Ctosse me my Caf? mew : awng The Student Council helped to make this past school year a success. They helped the teachers pro- mote the true meaning of striving for excellence The words of encouragement they offered geared toward making Woodland a great school brought a lot of school student involvement for their effort. Their ef- forts did not stop there. The group led the school in the production of Woodland's 4th annual Homecom- ing. The executive council also aided the administra- tion in the making of Woodland's Birthday Tea 0 great success. 3.3mm m :23 t: , zxzcmm mm; 9V2 : i'imfx Ltr ??95 pm I, Bottom Row: Alma Stephens, Yvonne Terry, Achele Price, Christy Pate, Windee Smith Top Row: Alicia Trice, Pom Williams, Jo cene Williams, Lorrie Smi h, David Martinez i Bottom Row: Jimmy Walker, Ginger Taylor, Bottom Row: Amanda Kelly, Tracey Comes, Kevin Franks, Carmen , , V' Luttery Carla Owens Top Row: Muriel White, Michele Cantrell Ingrid Perry, Angela Carrol, Torino Rowan, Marshundo Jeanette Harden I'm? Mara , Bottom Row Mia Smith, Dan Sims, LaNita Bussie Top Row: A drene Rhodes, Landreo Ellis , IIIIIIIII RCIIII IIIII3 , . I 33.33.13le , LEI, RVYRETER ; firedwes ISM gQw : , , , I I , I , Weomu QEZIiANCt: ?NSUQANC? 5W7 , I l , , I , , , 2163; W myrwagj pa K943i ? mswfimgm The Future Business Leaders of America consists of high school students participating in business related programs. They were represented in many competitions displaying their various talents and skills. They showed their salesmanship skills by selling candy grams of var- iousokinds. The tea the group gave the teachers was very well planned and business like. The group atso received many out- standing awards in the areas of computer science. M5 7.30 7,83 7.72 5. 56 7.36 7?? Officers: Tonya Butler, Tredsurer; Leslie Wiggs, Secretory; Tony Brown, School Store Representative; Marco Porcile, Historian; Andrew Halm, Vice-President; Paul Zook, President. C Future 0m Rich Law Settle cm $ W CATYKE 90 , 5m 53.. 33 en 5m 5m 525 FMS sates ?HM Frifsoaen w Sims, w: 22. Fesoen cntLE mm tbs; cum pct as. v Jan .n , .w 3 Mar , ,3? 33,! Standing Back-Preston -' Harden, Paul Horkness, Michael Witherspoon, Vic- tor Simpson. Center Standing-Scott Register, April Adams, Michael Holmes, Tony Brown, John Goodlett, Andrew Halm, Karen Allen, Tonya Wil- liams, Jeff Sturtz, Tonya Butler, Aletheo Lou, Leslie Wiggs. Sitting-Beth Sulli- van, Penny Porlier, Car- mella Brazzle, Dee Todd, Kenji Ladson, Melissa An- derson. z t C t t . 163.00 143.00 mm mm +1.9 F t we: um. - F .s oven in: 5339, 09 m. ,, lntk Monetary Market $33 3mg 63:3 min 0,ng Law Semyi cm Sass. 5943: Mo 29:19 SRSK LnstPV LaserCn Lfetne .meLfe LineFlm MIG 501 LouG pi Lusm wi v :1 X aw. a' 1 Sim n um Div PE mo; LWiMnes .M 2915.9 n of i mm s .59 I? me me; 9H8 :2 ICSV; .53 95m , mm m msmr A , t. hf f s h f r 3r: r r 6 6 r Future Homemakers of America were really on top of things in the absence of their sponsor. They sponsored a can food drive during Christmas and after their hard work they had a Christmas par- ty. They planned on making little treats to take to members of a community convalescent home. The group did an excellent job on showing - .L their school spirit From top to bottom-President Cindy S in participating in Brock; Vice President Elizabeth Pickard; a Cti vitie S WhiC h Secre ary Beth Sullivan, Treasurer MISSY ;, gave them, as we Anderson - , e; , , .7 as Woodland,no- h Vh L toriety. ; 'Nvuuuuuugmudw k :3 8 ms , 23v 83m: 220 h 28 . 3 15V: Sth e 13 um: , ,L 3 e e .mcm 30 L- ma ' :9 now my m -cou 8m . .t L L :3me wen t , f M :2 52 3: 03;. z n... n... . a x! . cocmbmams : one , M a c .3 3 as. 17Wmm3wa230w t .L L M 33622.. t e x Tee femwsria N I 2 N t4 . a t x 08; n. a y 6 o. 553 mizoum .owmmak $102me a Maaox 2:83 Hi... k $2.5 :3. 319 0.53.3. 3:73: $3 $2. wow 3: harton, Nelletha Pitts, April Adams Not Shown: Alicia T ce, Penny Parlier, Cynthia Jackson, Simmons, Kenji Ladson, Patric Dominicke e . $0 w? w . a W. WWW Gwen 5 Tara Hand, Missy Anderson, Dee Todd, Veronica Lowe, Chaundro Heard Center: Gloria Williams, Karen Allen, Monica Hammond, Standing Bottom Row Sitting: Corey West, Randy Dudley, M Tibbs tsponsort MM Mb 0 T MA; 4.5 .3 mg 8: Mn W IA Z ; r8mum a egg ina- mung pehod a day. During the afternoon they tgn emommwgcs ived classroom ?uOHifuJ , 391V 09 98 99 3:6 tructions from the coord saunma 99? Vocational Office Tra was a program designed to give students who were interested in wt 39 3559 533355 n6 salts mm; Inlng even more. 3 chance to be trained in every- day office procedures. The stu- were on the job using the knowl- office related occupations o edge they had gained and ot- tor Mrs. Tibbs, one dents rece ms to 5:6 ma ?Zu $30 1681 $58 ' Wit 81 6m 0 mm vi M Mwwmzmwmwmtt V: f ,L Roswell area or :fdelPow rs Fm L immediate Resist! 0'13va mom: 8mm d m :6: ' 3am off at L Hone 9mm r 3mm NnelitsL Can Ms. : 3 am Amman ontv. L SECRETARY - - L maceulngai Com Sales attice for a mutftanattmo NS M?MRBVGSW L crporationt Exqetient compare WV WW 9906 W L and Ltienefits. Lemma years experience rec t r e . Needs eexmmrtw and able IoL mist in 1:! SECREYARY sen! Hinge benefits melt 3?3rim, Cal! 459-532? r ' LLSECRETKRY Heavy! typingianswef set L qud meninw; tym Skin :9 curred. Cal: 55 .2800, Dunwooq IL 952-5560. Nor! . L- ama t e swam:- h mw L tes, Cali Sunday from LI? ndsvi from 1M? 'gmkyt' e. 7 Lu, W 19? . $9M. 099mm. , twimmimx ggot commnvt poravrlie urea. ,- ekjrm person mm excgjiem urn: x in r tlcutato? and thim 933. format? back 6 . ground and word arocessm 3 cm. 551ng my W, ..L L, LL LL . L ?ggmmzo'aaiicagai Top to Bottom left to right: Richard t Currin, Alan Smith, Craig Gardiner, Mark Jones, Kevin Shedrick, Kenan Ozee, Tony Longely, Melossie Le- croy, Douglas Jennings, Tracey Jor- dan, Shellie Northern, Kevin Funk, Lori Wood, Paul Harkins, Maurice Vaughn, Glen Harkins, Eric Sanders, Kema Tillman, Bop Underwood, Jimmy Irvin, Rhett McLoughlin, Tammy Greeh, Annette McAuthor, Jeff Sturtz, Ricky McLaughlin, Ravi jLindsey, Sandro Herald, Cindy 71:72.2, 2 g2; g 31-2 j Brook, Robin McClure, Tonya Butler, ; Chantal Williams. ith corporate counclt. Legal per nceEheiptu! Word process- L. iaML mm? mm snug 99 strain Satyr? and fun - cw - Lianne North a! soar P32: 3 : kt .santdme R6 mm km W! a . c n Ah? N mum mg; l h. at 3920739 for aminb n. u L A .- .' mum scgmmsgus; L ins candtdste must have a, strong mechanica! aptituae. m quatitied in Ltispatching. customer servite; and personml- msnag'ematdtt Senarrtsume andsalary histeqto: L y, ItDNO; 1876 t L Clo mPtoumaUConsMsm .. :a ' 5:5: - L3,, 'w etmnt L A , L r L L L! gyg possimesmidm L We offer ' r 4ompetifiteLLSiertia , L ary pins excetignz commisszon Weasant atmosphere ', L LMAN , Efexsmitg tagger? frmA 3w? 3 s - Wm: n t n . y :L aremcw 351.3295, re a r ' .tswgm V ' wax r. A club whose motto Preparing for leadership in the world of work said it all. Vocational Indus- trial Clubs of America was an orga- . nization that offered students the opportunity to have class instruc- tions and on the job training in the worlds of industry. Led by Mr. Prince, they also attended many conventions and conferences to learn even more. They attended a training conference in the fall and state leadership conference in the spring. While they were getting an education they were giving their services as they sponsored a Can- cer drive and gave the cafeteria and custodial staffs baskets for Christmas. 1m? 39ers2$21b$aum hm perms Only from 2pm to t to Davie Lane 3!: L 3mm memo P'Ires Indusmzu BM L amblee 3035!! mm; -ek L ' 56:! L tamer sewing advertisement via telephone to cormrate decmon makers. Pre- ter prevmus telephone exoerlenca. $33an + commnsmnt cw Carotyn gransbv at 396-3519 Between . am. TELEMARKETWG PART-TtME UN reruns orb 1N7: xnrnvn mun , :wwr $2; oer vim A??? P9 was 9 Y m person ?gg Funstfune RENIAL, yd gmgnwgopmm Mona: t; u: L t a , 375-5053. Y tsieisal. Ierview V L-tivated 1 -t l ike. WW ; time, Kwee-ga're C 54577.? N mgr: in-L 8.- part- L forLourAttaafg W A valid credentm '5 required For m re interwar : tact Ed; ward , M. rawmx EACR stFegerat a Lsmute us now Ming run tme Teachers or ma J u .u L 7 totP 1n Lbb Parkway Marietta. T i; ARKETtNg ,L SALMEY PLQS LgIgWISSION 05A Mariana company. in Buckhead news ex mm mote ta sew? - gum av Licagonsmggzgemgga L 5V m amv. Cat! Bebogmt: x . x L tRANsPOetAm y , NTEHN t L L , : RAN ATLANTA, BRAN International Exoor sidiory of Fortune L ??on Organization se motivated individu in an ntases m' i V Must be LWL MA tank truck Luv inLStEt area mapager. Achaan aenencedt ,handsm agert Experrence in ch vanmeniat regs. Syn mm or related held May require resent send resume and sat men! to Act Na 1888 stitution. KO, Box 4 GA 30302. An Equat mSo er. r YRIWEL AGE Entry gave: Courier 90 am wzth nationajly k -ncy. Compemwe ts, C I: .Ask NeW'cmcL em verso min. Sal. ' Resources 1 mm Nationm-tmvei C ins: student tray tame :eeks Age Send resume to: 455 Arrowhead 9437911 - L 'I'L Estab. travelL expergenced tottowmg di . GROUP WS t ervaccepti . , total am; over .tCtass V lzcense .13: have 2 years expert toad driving record. 8;? 5.50.5650 oer hr. Can 1 w, 4d7-512At tRUCK DRIVER CONCRETE WE TRUCK DRWER ! year exo, required, 9? E a. W on new Lubw IRUCK DRIVER tDORAvoLLLEt me o! Altgntq's geadsng p fWAC .dssmbu ors nee; mgr wnh a cm; W h. animation of good crnving Susi be famltiar'wim Aida :r local deigverzes. Pm: K: APEX SUPPLY C0,: 2 m maven Dc; Man 30m mamas , L , mucmwsa m Lumber Co. to riatst A19: area. , 8? 69 gm; exp. we . 2335 Fiesta: - 1676. -' - YUCK rm TR Mustbey years a 2 2 2 r cm: s: uess gum 19126 money :33: ccrwm :tems 2,2 gawng23; 2322,22 25222::2222 and 222:- from 33': 5:3 2:: $95 533:: :3 5:0 as: wmawniy a :33: :3: mew 858155: 23:22:22; :20 32, 52365 M 5385255, 52:10 :33: cad be 052:5; 22:55:15,: 5555;35 555555 55,55; 55555555555: 3:333:33: Camtyard at Towe' 55 3 830355555353: .2 e :52 wardmhe 5:32. 2551232523 piaga 322223 22222 3322329228 222 805 , re changing. 0:255:33; am: 52:33:; 33:3,: 3222222222, 1:33: havesoid mare mm: 32320351392: a 5501:3322 2622,22, Piazza -2 the past 5:303:33: 53:21:: meg: had 22,222, 22, 2:, 22,22, 2222,2252, ,2 22, Id 3:: the pmmmm 55: 3:323:33; 32323::33122 exam: 5:2 am The 232223222 222 $222222 3 222,2: 222:, pm, :33: ?:mwday, 'QHQinS miss 3:; mmimscw: :35 2: mm: :9 355' 5555 6 55 555 55555555555503 hub Hunter gr: 6:: :3 mixed 2:25:21: 55555 55555555 555555 3555555555555; 555 23:: Q I . 00d zones; 2:19;. am 53:22:25: 52:13:32, :32, 22323555 55555555553555 5555558 55555 am .eav dsport' , - 5 ' 2 :3th:: Ar: ft; :53 35335; .: stare ofwra in 2 .36??? 2:353:23, a Gut The Fellowship of Christian Athletes was an organization to present :y s Charg22, apgomtmenw. dc: to the athletes and all those around them that influence their lives the 535335393 aifgraiimns 3W3 53re335n challenge of receiving Christ as their Savior. The FCA, sponsored by 5753 5355ame 05 a naw garment Coach Leath, had many programs teaching them how to serve the Lord on a daily basis. One of their activities was the annual Jog-A- Thon to raise money for those in need! 0 the 29:38:23: Tower 551398 5:36:35 :2 Segmmbe: 6f :23: game 33: 53523,, a former customer, reached him with :he idea :35 arming his patina: A native 35.31 mm, 3533 came mm the man: '3 an suits w: mas ggrmwts 2 2:: 3,: 2:: :3 :: 23:35:: 3:023: 333:: 5:8 2:35: 3mm: :3 Guifey iabei Smaii mamfaczu :3 :3: 3:33:35 355:3 22 mam: 2:; Mrih 63:30: 22:22:22: 2:2:ofking 22; 32:5: famgiytg b s produce the 02:15:33: 3:30:33: mm: 12:12: 27:: 53:33:33: 22:55, 22933;, Eiimam, Which has $1369 :3 stem garmemg mag: 53: 0:323:06? 3:255:33 23352335313333, 5:: mowd :0 32:336. r 252 percent mar: 35:31:: 5:: :0: an 23:31:: 30:39:: Ck 30318 22322222 3522 :3 1333: TOP: Lori Wood, Tim Murdock, Jennifer Jones, itinCtWC lining 272 22212220,, CENTER: Lea Kilburn, Christy Mosby, Lorrie Smith, Christy Pate, 2 H r , . C5 ff f 5 TWO GUYS: John Stewart and NigelMontgomery '5 351.5255 55921355856553 5, 2555,5152 5:555 mg: bu: mm: 23:3: 932:: 23:: 50:32 5221,32 mat 0: 3:02:33 :3 r it, 2 1 2 2 , :' 3:233:3333W, 9:33:35: 5:323:33: chief mama: manager, 3232mm: A5533 Mmond: 52:22:: :3 32:62:: 2:13:33: '21:: 5:363 25:23:32: 3:31:29 53:23:: :3 wartimms. e ti: 519:3: rs disensging 2 2:: cusmmer mm 3': am: 2:332:33: 2;: 53:3: :0 wear :0 5,. , 2222522232 2m 2,: 2,, eda 23nd cummmh 231:5 25mg C5: 53. C the town, :3: a aashm : 3:25 33:8 3:22:56: :3 stacks for :92 3:332:32 I gaaciatim am; 0238:3336: a sec: Gaiiema m Navem z: ,2 23:23:13 meg: m psdywng 5! straight :39, 0:33 89:29:: and get 2319 curig 330:: wave. Pam inciudes ghanmoo, cut and styie. $ome perm: not recommended for meachec: o: frosted 21:33: .12? ', ..'.G'Q nowwzaz mmwmemw This year's Anchor Club lived up to every as- pect of their motto: Building respect for the rights of others and practicing thoughtfulness and helping others. They showed that they really cared for those around them t ough their participation in community activities. They per- formed the flag ceremony for the PTSA meeting in October and served as aides in the Fulton County Special Olympics. Some of their activi- ties around the school were sponsoring the Teacher Appreciation Luncheon at Valentines and preparing Easter Baskets for the needy. fliumzm MW , MN, Officers-Achele Price, President; Yvonne Terry, Vice President; Gin- ger Toonr, Secretory; Lorrie Smith, Treasurer Left to Right-Denise Byrd, Christy Pate, Dena Cooper, Janice Smith, Christy Mosby, Barba Lowe, Yvonne Terry, Carmella Brazzie, Achele Price, Windee Smith, Jodi Denmon, Jean Bulfin. 2nd Row-Ms. Reeves, sponsor, Yvonne Andre, Ginger Taylor, Lorrie Smith, Robin Thomason, Kim McDowell, Vicki Dowden, Lisa Thomas 3rd Row-Dee Todd, Lori Wood, Kelly Lonkford, re Willingham. am as ta: 3 warring eff this exciting new wriag martewear, Mandaymd Tuasaaja ?gimary 3 am :2: 3 v ' ' 1 : a; ?m H ? m A . a Pleasing the people is what the concession work- ers did best. They worked hard to ease the hunger pains of those who were starving for food after a hard days work. It was necessary for concession personnel to work overtime in manning their posts dur g basketball season. Richard Daniels, Natasha Tibbs, Michael Witherspoon, Le- Tonya Williams, Sharmian White, Eric Ayers, Jodi Denmon, Tony Brown. kxgai. :9 GMT; owe: Hank 0'3 ?ormai trouserg m uis Fe Au mkobw eiagont e sii'x iocqwrd Gotta n emeroid cm whim tr k The top bbuscmm on knit waist band cm. sion 0? 2 pieces wifh ,. meroEd Veinseh The: rxd pieaied ftouncem Orisian. $490. 4. 34, 3 ?MZA 5465 w: my w nearye HM men Wl purchase tuxedos or ' year. Seven and a . and boys will ren weddings and a will pay around 3; for an evening on . adds up to $150 mm for seliers and $56!! those in the r While a ., . and rented ,, ' an 'r.. . M 53W? 0? v. , :31 pair of tartan in W :rquscrs With g trons; from longtime locai ' , , ' f WWW SWDCS M farmaE W - . mnes wear retailer Ham Stockton. 'eODCC. during a tri yanks in particular, are wont to The auzhemic Georgia, tartane llamas. I bought a be tmissioned from Scotland to hm brocade dmmrja time X tziiked myts 1f colored one. I never wo gwg - jg 195x325. i235 the pi. ' Bean, recently L rtwright 8; Bean, The 85-86 school year saw the Y-Teens fulfill their goals to provide worthwhile exper- iences for its members, to be an integral part of school ac- tivities and to be of service to the coman'tY' The gnrls 'n egimmq or the few. New thus club pitched In wherever side 0:13;; Ara 05mm 50 5h they were needed to make in ,0 dfow gfw;0f05;. m every activity one of com- , plete fulfillmerm C'WW Bid 6' lst Picture members standing: Natashe Mills, Vicki Tompkins, Twendolyn Bryant, Patricia Ben- ton, Pam Champion, Renee McCown, Torry Sledge, Toniie Clark, Karen Jackson, Tracey Freeman, Tina Dunston, Windee Smith Kneeling: Janene Isaac, Dena COoper, Ka- ren Allen, Alethea Lou, Mia Smith, Kim Cosby, Athena Smith A OFFICERS: Pamela Champion, Publicity Choir-a man, Vicki Tompkins, President, Torry Sledge, Vice-President, Kneeling: Renee McCown, Sec- retary, Kim Cosby, Treasurer, Patricia Benton, Chaplain. $W - 2nd Picture o ' Standing: Cheryl Jones, Andrea Newsome, Nicole German, Demonica Appling, Kiniyu Harper, Patricia Thrasher, Tanisha Hodges, Provita Mungin, Thuiuona Parks, Nico Smith, Kneeling: Romani Locke, Tania Lodgson, Lynito Bussey, Lan- drea Ellis, Ursula Fombro NONWEDKE? MON The Latin Club consisted of those stu- dents who were accredited with having taken Latin classes in the post. The club sponsored by Ms. Speir was geared to- wards presenting the history of Latin and its cultural influence from the post to the present. The French Club, sponsored by Mrs. Speir, was designed to offer students the opportunity of experiencing the culture of France and not just stopping at the knowl- edge of its language. The club as 0 whole collectively studies French and its history and then finds out how the language come to be. Frhdam Km ' Hand . SwCeY om ' 10K; Va 5m Luxxew . $ t ito I ,n SU camera, ahora tienc . 3 , ' . prdxima mev . . . . , 3 - t , 4 . antcrmr . - . , r dc mg? Despues i. m , . ' . - aque a quc n , W J; . . g. .1 . , para 61091110 no en la , , 5 t .H to. otms - ' . i i , i - , , 5 , . lev eses, dese . , . . e y .: . . Ics- cicme de 105 son he 1Learn; , . ' .1 Iinci- cuchar major, di 1.6 3:181! , , . , i y Pero at'm ie qu mom I y l 1 . , - cer - escuchar y i ante: ' 'OADVIEWE 2581 Piedmont . - GA 30 This particular year the Spanish Club went I beyond achieving their goals in class and met community goals as well. For the Thonksgiv- E ing and Christmas seasons they prepared food baskets and toys for the needy families. After their hard work they decided to do something for themselves so they had 0 ad pizza party. In line With their Classroom GC- From top to bottom: left to right-ln rows-Jimmy Walker, Romane 1 tivities they Filonned O trip to Florida to Locke, Shawn Rogers, Mrs Velasco, Jeff Koth, Carl Anderson, Lor- study the Spanish sbciety there. enzo Worrill, Wayne Smith, Thuiuanna Campbell, Tomeko Brown, ' Kenyatta Rocker, Ursula Fambro, Sholondo Rowan, George Jones, Darrell Carson, Karen Allen, Camille Quick, Nicole German, Nico Smith, Lorraine Neely, Anthony Bradley, Muriel White, Joy Beslow, Angela Dawson, Schandro Lyons. ' I ' A I Joy Beslow-Treasurer, Camiile Quick-Secretary, Wayne Smith-Vice President, Muriel White-President. Sponsor, Mrs. Velosco Motto: To strive for high standards and to work building a fine foundation ' of the Spanish language. ; . o waft te'ntz'co Restaurante Espaiiol laws, kMakalwszom-eWHJuanwpamlosmmm's Q2, .aw Disfmte del fabuloso especiai de 5 plates 0 . par 5610 $13. 75 anmu Divzirtase con la mm de Otto Rondo'n 37am 9;. de mia'colas a sdbado. i 2 n I .11. 0 Mg '- ESPOR f ' , ' a ,V K ANUNCIE EN MUNDO HISPANICO una car ,- w on nos- 5qu w owdem o O 7. Wm Car Irene ahora 0 ?out 5; son amveld- ee-Hweh W mes semanat' . najo, seguro medico rmes, cPor que' no vrene y l onvenga a usted para su propio futur L r r, . , 3: S! Ud es conscrenzudo respecto a la ca ciuu . t , ' 7'6, Vutre $10 800 y 814 300 anuales hoy mlsmo Es mcm . V . y. , e ' ' w t que 38 Se preste atencso'n a detaltes pero no se necesi ' M ' ' ' ,u prevna E! trabajo consxsura em echarie gasoline a los autos y I tumor y e! extenor antes de alquitarios - REPRESENTANTES DE SERVICIO AL CLIENTE: cEsta cansadotar de de una Ofacma todo et dna? Recrba y ayude ai publico y haga ias IHSD' los vehiculosr Ganese hasta 510.900 at aim tsalarso per hora mats 18 Dr 0609 tamer una gum n r - r. no -c rsonandad. aotw Bum a los clients? A select group of students make up the 21 ages Ge r Spanish Honor Society. Those who were y ser servi- 3 Buenos Alres y Sarmago noted as excelling in their knowledge of E 909 T Mame 3' 4043530008 the Spanish language were chosen. Many ma ' ' of the members were given the opportuni- ty to compete against other schools in the Spanish Culture and Language competi- tion e'uu... Jean Bulfin ipresident Florence Gehre- Ucmx Maw ' Hiwet, viceipresident;'not pictured q W s s suenos puede WW I . r ' ac' . ,.0 8w me t Peachlrcc Center Aw. M r . A tkntruda dc Bakcr Street t..nlradu dc . Por hum n0 Han? or memo, Baker Street! L p lg'uuldml dc Unnmmudrtdw Mrl ,HIV AT! ,AN'lIA Marriott MARQU IS mmt$$fa$$$v3s23$$mq 9543;; wk: 2:29 223:? :9: 21:3? g: ms: 2.: 999:9: 99:: We$$3m :2::;22;:z:2:22:3 W: WM: 9 2 $3223$$3Q$i22$ Mama WWW m 9:322:29: 3,399WWF 3 2 In 2223:: ms 2 22.32:: 32:: :2: .2999 $999 :95: : 9999:99 22:: .922: 2: am f: 99:29 a: 99999999$$Eggg999g9$ 2222:2293: $$$$9 q; V9935? M 2 2: mm: : $$ 222:2:22 ' gag: 9x229$2ng222gg$gggi$ikmo 9;:f::9999$ W V. $ggg: We: g;me a 21 v: .. 229:: mg: m::m:2x2v :99 99 .2: : : :zymw: $22: 222,: 9'2 9 v w : 2wgf23w$$$ :a 22g::2;::g;g22: $ V :2: $2 :2: 9mm 2:. wag? 91:: W2 2 5:912:22: 2:2 W$999999 2:2: , : w 9:9 99999 M :2 W:$$$::E:w mam: 72:21:: $$Q: 3:12:22: 2 $23qu Ekq k3 : 2:: fmw ngm ?EE: $$$me 99922:: Wm: : W: m , igjka 132g: 2:223: : 3::2w2222m2g22wfgg: :2 $32M: 22$$$$m$$ 322: 22:: 2 :ig: ' 2 :2 2: m 2$g : ha: 2: 22m: 229 : $3th :2: 9 :2 222: , :9 9 99 w 999,: 229 3993:: ,: 9 9:::,:9:9: 2 9mm: 2:32: 22:32:22: :2: 2 2 , :5 : W :32 .. 9 :2: 92mg 2:: : 92:: :m: m2; :2: , W Q : mm V : v? 2:: 22 : 5:: :2: :33 322222229 229: : ,: 9 2 2: . 5 . 2::9W $9: .: V 291:: W2 W2 2: 313k? WW 2 2:222:2m2 922:: 9:99:99: 9:: mm: W999 9999:9999 mg: :g 999999999999 99: $$$$$99$g999 . a, Qgggg $23M: m 99:92:: 9 m999999 W 9992? V 9 9 99 $$$$$3$3 : 9 W :$: 9999 0W $$$$$ag9$ 3: W33 W$9m 2:99 mm :32 : 99,9 H 2:3: gm$$$m3:::g 999NW - QM: 2: . mmem wgm . . 922352$9fz W22: 9 2: Wm: . 2:: :;::::w 3:22:22 2g : 3: $222: km: :22:23 Emw2kg? : :3 2: m 22:? 2, . 2:203: ?:??:?ng gg? :m w? $9 2: 4?: gmwgsmwggmw W$$migwm$9999w 2?: 3 9m V 2 mm 3, gwnigg $25? ?$? Ag: MMF 2:53:33; $2: Mardy Ezzard, Tim Porter, Ryan Hammock; Uwfezu McReynoldS, Edward'Husbond mot pigituryiedx Eldred ErgyemangGienk ngkins, Kevin Walcott, CoreyWest, Nigel McntQOmery, Kevin Franks; Reginoid Jones, DorryErDukes, J9 n Stewart, ' BentanJarrod Coilins, Eric Williams, Pete Menckefee, Mark Birdow, ng Underwood; Tommyf Ector, Mario Biqck,- W Vdndiver, Robby Pate Mot picturedx James Augustus. Quinton debrot Oscar Williams, Eric Miller,'LCoreYR'iieykEtic' , : Kuykendall, DavidMurtinez, John Manning, Marc Jones, Jeff Kath, Tony Green, Sear: Dupree. Rickie DeonJohnGoodiett; Alan Smith,Lynn Btackmon. ' ' ' $ L ' , f L i , ' ' , a ConchLedtbf A Coacheatvm '- , , ' Coachmt ' .,: , V, . . , .iHead Couch ' ' : 2 - POpx Uhderwoodl ' Darryl Dukes The Seniors of this years varsity football team have proven to be some of the best defensive and offen- 'siVe players in high school Tim, Murdock John Gocydlett Atari Smith: nMaribiBldck jEric Mille . w .. w w WMEWWxEWWWga waywxmvagw?, B MW vw WM 6;th MMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM MMMMME MMMMMMMMMMM M2:??ng:aMZMMMMMEEMEWxgm M 3 agaiag $9 ME ggzgggmgggrgmm Mwwgggggggggggggwigwggw ,Qw fag; 93ng many a 3HMM w MMMirWMMs ab 2:1, $4: MMMM Mi :23 M MMMMWMMMMMM MimMMMwiggwwMgzMM MM Miww MMMW MgMgm gagwmgmgamwgww MMMaMM gmmMMM M e '5? , M M M M m ma: ,N: m gmm m 3 $6, ,g 93M 3 m: $31 0 k D E 4k x MW , M: a .6 MMMMMMV ,MWMWM Mama ? M May, MMMEMMMM M; M M W a M M K m m ngMwagMMM W M Mg 53E: x E$242: a i 3? mg xx . MMMMM V M M V a VQ, Q $339, a; way MM? mngwWM QMQMmk xx ; y? N V g M, ww MW mg, a V; M w M M M M M MWMMM MMMM 4; WM: MW mzmMMMMggmifg M9 , M MMMM M m k A V w M 3 mm M w, ; La 3 7:? V , x w , MM 4 w as kka xx 9a; WA Mfg; mm MM; M? v 3 X 3 mg a 'M am ? Mn; a: W? M WMHa-Ma- M n MM 3 A 9 a 4 $9 $gv$$M$WM w M gs M 95M MM . Wig??? 3k ' Ms; Peebles, Spenser, y' The 1985- 86VaIsityChecizriecders w'ef'e onk IV TL ,exCeptEonol groLIp. of young ladies which con- sisted of five seniors and two juniors This summer the cheerleaders attended camp at rWoodward Ach'demy They perIOr ribbons and won first- nne up at the 3 Atlanta Superstar Chee ,, mgr, amp The s I Varsity Chee kaders w e part of Our oQi T I e and chee e C games to . I I ,, L I dccompl ' i as; been ,pos'Sible WIthout the I V, pp Sor, M51Pee rbies. It cum 5; 7 I ' C I American su , Warriors. on ' that? .'.- g Love. I T. E F. F R U 0 v: P M O T s wxgm mam ?WE a Q gagggggga KW? zEEE? $375 :9 66k 16;: gmggggw :52; gg m3 93 $1333 33354 3 g g 43$;- w 3a 3g $ 2 wmamu 2M . mmwa Sitting: Bobby Strozier, Pete Mene- fee, Mario Black, Wayne Stephens, Kevin Walcoitt, Bernard Heard ,vigtory. During the trying season of Woodland High's Varsity Boys team, there were many accom- plishments made, some good and some not so good. The team chose Mario Bbckksas fthe- most voluable'r-playe Walcott,o ' L ers was injur These are, things the tea L' and still cam Standing: Coach Martin, David Lord, Steve Ridges, Dexter Sanders, Deron Keenan, Derrih Campbell, Gary Lewis, Sean Dupree, Coach Hughes REBOUND BASKETBALL . yaxgm. ??2? ?:2: fife??? N222? m a mi? ??:?:zwa? 0:? 953mm? 2 a??? , ???mgwigzggy , W $33M a W????Ea?s::?:gg:ggg E: ?2 m2? ?:: :2 gm ?:M I 2???? W??? M ??:?:E . : ; , y 2 g L 2 $?Q? ??:gfgfg? a: y 'xa 3.??? gggiggwgu ggxma a 1 K 336????ng52: 33:: mm aw: $ 21.33:??? ?s: ??v :V ? W2? ??:?:W w :: V :2pr 9. gig : : we :3: g??? :3: 9;: gig: gt. 3 2 ?:??:m : , 2 : 2 , : g : x? $$$$$i$wi$m$ m, : W w? ' , 4 1 WW $?mm mm W: ??????:E: 3: , : 3: mg? as: M : : : a , q m Wm 2 m , W2. , ?????:?M ?:mwwm 53,: ?wgi? WE??? : 9, P 31? $$$$$migigmagwawe$$gwg$$ ii :ifgg: W mm????zw ????:??:??:??g ??Wm W ???;wm???g$w WWW? m m ?:??:ammmw yza 3? Mag? 3, $3 , a: 4 3:33 wk , w H unwm a 2, w aw m awwwakmwgwwsa w m 39$ $13; gag m mmmwmmmmmww $3 .3. . The Lady Womdrs proved to be an excellent team that worked well together Coached by Ms Atchison the team had a winning I A ' h only two, eniors on nd drive that fine at let Ire, will; never be onok gr: sbasketballteom ,-becouse of th Ay possess. wax MN KneelingIDenise Brown, Kelly Lankford, Vicki Dowden, Kim McDowell Janice Smith, LStondingH-wen Bryant, Lisa Thomas Lorrie Smith ennifer Jones, Portico Thrasher, Rhonda Grant Wm ngm: Kw gb m$mw W ma wmwuwwm gs W $3; $$mg$$w a saw a max WWW? w?g$$?$i ,K ??E 33 25$ g4 a a v $$$$g W343? mm? 4 $ 9W 2'9 wag W gmxgmg?:zwg$$ mmsgmgm m , Ems? w? m m vmvggav $9 3? a ,5 gm wmm ???ggw 5:33 93M? 9 Wm. ; M w y ,wfg; Mm WWEWE; WWWEW gfga mag; szgzgmw Wmsgmga 3;? $58 M a saw? Wlwgwagww aw i WM? um NWMWWWWWWWWEE WWWZM 3; 23;; x3 WW ; WWWWaiiWs gig W 3mm ngx, WNW 4, $9,ka mmma q Wwwm WWW a w W WWW w Eu W?y ,9 Mo , A sta wWEWWWWWWWWWW WWW W W w w W MWQEWWWWW am we a 2g WWW wmv K W w , mam WWWWEW W WW WWW WW M WW m of a W a W mggggmga h: ' 35 ha X 4 W W g , W nggggg 3 Kneeling: Teraino Albrittino, Ned Vondiver, Corey Riley, Michael Witherspoon. Standing: Tshimpo Mukenge, James Augustus, Tommy Ector, Donnie Jones, John Manning. PIN 'EM! 'The 1985-86 Warrior wrestlers wereeo very successful team. The team saw many young hopefuls shoot for victory as well as person- al satisfaction. TJ Smith, one of the younger Wrestlers went on to be- come the AA rStategkChampion. The wrestlers were led by gut- standing tedm members sUch as ?evin Stiliwell, Ned Vcih'diverhiend 1 Michael Witherspoon; ,who under the direction onCO ch Little suc- k h Vinjg b ;e of their best leced third curnoment M.W.WM L The 1985- 86 Baseball team was a great tecim The boys work , d together as a fedm to defeat many, opponents L and to move further up in their region. . Eve , though, the team started the sea- STRIKE! W W mm 555551955575? CR VKW5 5 NW9WVWVS$WWnamvmm 55,: w 55W:555555525555555:555555555525e5555355egm535555 5 555555555 7M 9 mm 5 W5: 5255559275555 W5 : :5ng xmaeggn 5w 5 455 W55 ?55 W s wiefemwfmwwm 5591555355: 4555355555 355555 r5555 55 mm W 5555555555555555555 y: $Q$chsw$ws$xxxm9rmvnw mam 5mm 55.: VWM w 522235555555555555555 55m 5 55: 55555555555355553555W55555 5:055 35 WWHW $5555 295555532 9525:5555? 3W 555WMVHWWW$55$55 55555st I 552 $5 555555545315: , mWWWWWMWM WW $5555555W5555zgw5: WWWWWWW 5 :5 5 $5 5: :555W W5w5wm 5:5 555555555555555555 55555.55: :5 : 55555555535535T5m55$533552$55W? m5 : :55; 55535:: 255555555534 3 2.1555 5;; WWgWE'W 55555 W 5. . . g; 5 35555: , 53555555555555555555 5: i555 mWRWMMWE; K 5:555:53 5 : : 515:5:W5M5555 5? mywaivavc'aemgs 35 5 gag5m$12233$$123332i$$$$$me555me jgi$ag1mwk :meszWngxglivaMW 55555555555555.5255 W555 .5555 555555555555 55255; g; 35455.??sz . S: hzmqa 5 555555555555 va$$mem$m5$$a$x WWWWWWWJ; 555:5 WWWWmm 5, 55555555 531' 3 55555553525555555 5 mggwm$yam 32$ :55; 3f 25 5 5.5 555mm .5 wwmmmmemm W5 55555555555555amazemWWW 555:55555::::W:55 ' y 555 22 $2 3? 5 3 Wemmm $255 was 5 WE? Wm $3 $3 5mm$3$ $5 Wmmggxwmw 59$Qi$$$w$ 5555555555 555551 55:: WWWW$EE$$$RWWWWME wwwmmfm 5 W m WWW Www$gw:w:5m5 5 55555:; $31 5 2552 w 55 WWWW$555555 swewwampsmg $55555 M 25555:: , W5 5555555555555; 5555 55 2555555595555 vmmw 4 31 WWW, 5:2 5 555a 37 V Wm 3 mjw w $533552W55$$55w5m 5:555:55 $$$$$$Egggmwz MW mzmgwwggmgxgzw 5 5 55 :5- :55 5mm. m e um wowvao '55 W WWWWWWWW:25:55:555W5WWWF 55.5 $555533 :00 WW: 53;: , my? Kw WWW 55:5 5 5:55:5W5Wm5. .5; 555$ W 5555555555555: 5 WW: 5,: e5 WWWWgsisifssm 595553, a 55 W 333$ 3?: :55 55535 'wgwmsmzasggagggg 555922555 5:55 5555555555 . 555555555555555553 55g53:ga555955w555 : :5 i 5 5 SW: WWWWWWWWWW 5:me 555ng 55995 M 35 5555555555555 55555 555555: . ,4 kana Q WW5$ 22$ .5 5 $555555: 5 51$ng vigwmmeWWWWWm WW 55 u 355555555 555555555 vngquvm 2419!; wwaw e 555555555 95 mmmww m 1595 4 a W553i 5;. m5 553 zjmmwngwm WWW W W 5 555555555 V 555555;: 5 WW 9 W, kwv $151!, $$09m$ 37 3553555555: 5 L5? men 355 views 5 Wimwammw em: a a w 5 55555 ymwgggggf? 5 $55 5555555 2:;555555 55555555: 54 55551555555 5 55522: E552: 555555 :55? 9555 555 gammnmw 5535555: 555555555 53W :23 5555qu55005 55:: 5W 5W 5555555555qu 555 :5 5 . .5 55:: $11? 5 5052235555 4 Q? nmawwbvwzwpeggvse 5 WW: :5 35555:. WWW 55 55335555555 km 54 52933; 91 5:55:55 5 5 2W E 352 5 5 MW 5 555353355553$3$ 55555555553555: 55555;: wvamawmzkhnzwwz 55155555555; 55 Tammi 5 275 5 W5m5 3; zwaa aWS 55:555m55n 5:555:55 Mrsggogggggggvgggggsa 5 , w W5 535555555555: 555555 55 553555555 WWW 5555555555 Ptiziqsnwwmmnif W V 5 5 5; 5:53.: 5,: 5,35 595:5: 55 55:55 5 5555,5ng W 9 w my 5555 5:55:55555555: 5.2: 55555555555555WmsammaWWWWMm 5 5 EWWWWWWWWW5W55:55ng55555555555555.5555 5:: am 55555:: 5 W353 Wm 55555555555455 WWWszWWWWW 5 5 W55,45 555' 542 wwwymm z 5531 555252525 53543552552515750553555 3 5 5:52:55 5? '55 55555555555555 S 5:55:355555555wmm 5.555575555555595 mm :5 355$: 33? mm; 5 5mm: 5555555555555555555555555 $339555 W gggggggg135535;;gyg55$5$g555m535m5i5gg53555 $33313 5 5 S 94W $3335 5 59 wwmmw 55:55: WW5 5555525555: 555m MWWM W 5 WWW? mmWWWW 555W 4 55.555555555555555'5W 95W$$$mm m WWW W Wagmaizg'iEmeiEggirgEW g55535:::fg5igggg5g5gaggggggz:g::;;;;5:5:5:555555;5g5555gg55555555; 55555555 555555555: 5mm5555: WWW 555555555 5555:55555555555555555555555545: 5 x5555: 5555555555555 5:5W5WW5555WWEWW 5 m WWWWWWWWWW W W WWWWWWWWWWWWW 55555555955 523235555. wmmmm Qiggggg 55557553555 $553255 55 3255 auaz'aa Mm gamma mm 545 5? Wmth 55 55555 5, 555529, 55525 - a WEWQ 5352555555 555mm 5 5. 5:55:25 5555555555555 5 5:: 55555555 ' 25,853 5 55 gm 5? $$wa gym g5 WWW 55555555 5:355? 555 555552;? 554 w: 5 555553341Q3$$K 3555 5 W 5 55:55 mm 55$wa am 555 5535555 ' 5mm W $$$$5WWW 5555555555: 5 w 5,, W .W 55555 .W. 55555 555 W 5:555:55555555 5555335 554 WW: 5133533; 2 555555555553 9 v 5555 555533 553:3 5 W535? same 2 Wu 553255 $ 555555; 55 V 5393: 555:, W 5 :3 igii , R: 5955555555: 55555555: 55 53:35:: W 5 53355::55555555555 W5 9?: 5w 55551537255355 5 3:5 5 55 wen 555333; ngwwwwmw? g?a555255555555555555555555252555M; 55w maamvwwwwmk 555: 555355 gmusewwazwwwawwmmm5 ma W 5:53: 5559555555555 55:35 555 Wye km , 5.555555555555555555555mmmm w 99wwwwmmzmwwwmwawwzmmwa ,5g55ww55my5555am5wm55555555525555r 59 55555.55 5 v 55555555555555 wmw 55, 5 555.5 55555555555555.5555 WWWWWWgw 9:5 '5 555 Woggmgmfw , 55$??5555555525555555555f : W 55555555555555.5555 95W 5555155555555555525555555 5 WWW 5. 5:555:5555555555 0a waaa 5933,55 yam'a magsm am'b , 5W 55.555554355555555: W 53555255555355; 52513213535555;ng 3' v 555$ aMNast 1m .95: 5.555 w 35 5555559455 V sz-z 52$, x; 5mm w am am mswwmuwemz new V9 ' W55 55.5mm 55:55: 5w 52555555: 55:51:55: qmawya 9: 5555535555 $25.35; 5.5.5 52$5$ 55.5555??5W 5555$5555i5555 55555::m55mz5w W5 5555555555555555555555555555555'55 WWWW 5555555: WWW WWW 555 555W. 53X$$$$ $5 E$333$$$m333mm553397w$ wi: 55555555555555 $53: 5555555555355 5255 Wwyams W5 5 5 m mmmmmmmm 5 mm W 5555955 $mw$$wmw Emwomgsmg WWWWW 5W5555555555M5555551555555555: mg :3: 5 ; 5:5 5555555555555555555 5 5$5W5WWW5 5m mamwmmgmm 555533355555275: 555355 5 smugmmsawweggggyuwamgmwow 6254!: 552555555555 55555555: ::::::55m55555mww :55555535593 555555255 5: 5555555555me 5: 5545:5965wa a 5 455$ng 555 9 335:?Q3555ngm55m35555iz 5W555W52555555;5555525555559555551555535555: W 5555555535 5555:5555. WWWWWWWWWWWXWW M 2.555 moxgga 555$ 59 55555335 Wm55wmy55mw555'g55 5?. 5WW5555:55553555555555555552555555 53$ W 2 51955552555 5 53w 3: $5 55;: M , g 5 535225455 5523535 :24 55mg W 55:35:: 5: WWWWWWWMW 555555555255555555: 5575 2155555 kjgsmjnym 4 95555555535555ng 5 5:5 .4 .. 95:55:55 W5 3555;525:555 555555W$5555 W m 5:55:25 5555555555555555555555555555 9:: q 55; 5 555me 5 E??iww WWWW 5 $2 5 W w 5351?;mww 5 55555555555559 55mm 5 $$$$$$Eim : 5 Wigg$i315WWW 533325352? .3 55555: $553555 55555555 555: : 5 5 555555: W C 5205;5ng 15555535552552255: Sq 255.5335 3;; 55p? 33$ 5 mm 5.2 55W::E55:55.555555:55555555555555255555WMM5 555555355 W5ma5wmm 5553mm 5 15:5 5555555555555: m 5:455:55 5555155229: 5553359535325??? 5555555555: : 5 55535555355555555555555 W555 55555 m5 wmiifmW5ma55$53$$gu$2315?53W mam mmv V 55.55555, 5335: 39323553306: N K555317533: 55555555555555.5535: 5 WWWWWWWW WWW WWWWW 2355555555555555555WmWW 55555255535555.5555?55:55 5 55555595555555an mmammfxinkww MWWIW r Q59: D. Robertson C. Owens and D. Dukes T. Comes and J. Collins Y. Terry and E. Williams M. Glass and M, Black C. Pete and D. Martinez 3. Daniel A. Porter and S. Dupree V. Tompkins and R. Dean T. Howard and J. Goodlet A. Smith and A. Smith 121 This year Woodland hosted its first annual Mr. and Miss Woodland Pageant. All eligible guys and girls were given the opportunity to model their fa- vorite sportswear, dressweor and formal wear ensembles. However, good looks and charm were not the only cate- gories! The contestants were posed a question to determine how well they could speak on theirfeet and in front of an audi- ence. Judges scored the contes- tants in the three fashion cate- gories and the mystery question and the scores were tallied. And the winners were . . . . .0 z a 533 W w c m usz Jarrod Collins Yvette Terry Eldred Freeman Lorenzo Worrill Tonia Howard Tim Murdock Pamela Williams Nigel Montgomery Not pictured: Patricio Benton Tonia Howard, on active member of the Anchor Club and the Chorale, has been a member of the varsity cheerleading squad for two years. She plans to attend Howard University after graduation. Woodland was very delighted to have Tonia as Miss Woodland. Eldred Freeman, 0 varsity football player for three years, is a member of the National Honor Society and Senior Beta Club. After graduation, he plans to attend Clemson University. Woodland was very proud to have Eldred as its first Mr. Wood- land. The theme for the 1985-86 Homecoming was Hooray for Hollywood . The first stars to daz- zle our eyes were Kim Brooks and Romani Locke, the ninth grade representatives. Next making their debut were Marva Woods and Nechole Murchison, the tenth grade represen- tatives. Representing the eleventh grade were Ginger Taylor and Jami Northern. At the top of the ladder were veteran stars Achele Price, Pam Williams and the young starlet Dcwnette Lounds. These lovely debutantes represented the senior class. Through artistic talents of members of the different classes, we decorated our field. The freshman were represented by the uWizclrd of 02 followed by Yul Brynner repre- senting the sophomores. The juniors were repre- sented by The Supremes. And finally the seniors saluted Hollywood. Last but definitely not least the senior sponsors of 1985-86. The senior sponsors represented the senior varsity ath- letes. Although the Warriors were defeated on Homecoming, it was still a festive occasion for everyone involved. K m ro ok s the president Of her? Kim represent them Romani Locke represented the, Freshman ciassLShe is well known and liked thrdughout her class. She displays beauty, and a good person- L ality One of the tebresentotives 'of'thek Sophcmore class is Marvc Wood She is a member of the SeniOr Club and an active member inthe: it Drill Team Marvo has a style qnd-M ciass all her own. Nechole Murchison is the treasurer of the sophomore class. She is a member of the drill team, as well as on active member of FCA. As you can see, she shows much spirit as she represents the sophomore class. 4W Ginger Taylor is a very active stu- dent ofVWoodlond. She is a member of the Varsity Cheerleading Squad, membership chairman of the Fellow- ship of Christian Athletes, secretary of $he Anchor Club and a member of the Spanish Club. With these involve- ments who wouidn't wcmt Ginger for a representative. Jamie Northern is a member of the Drama Club. She gives tyle and Cho- risma to the Junior Class. Pamela Wiiiiams is Pres, of her senu ior cioss. She is the tri-editor of Wood- land's Annual. She is the Co-Copt. of the 1985-86 majorette squad. Pome- la is one of the two Chairpersons of the Art Club. She is definitely a schooi leader and best oli around. Her grace arid poise enhanced the student body of Woodland High. Achele Price is COeCaptain of the Varsity Cheerleading Squad, and President of the Anchor Club. She is a member of the National Beta Club, Annual Staff, and the Art Club. She is most popular in her class. She dis- piayed great school spirit in and out of her cheering uniform. Woodland was proud of her representing the Senior Cioss. Cheryl Terrell, Torry Sledge, Latisha Leovel, Laura Lefevers, Melissa Currin, Alma Stephens, Tammy Gree Wanda Ricks, Sandra Walters, Natasha Tibbs, Stephanie Jett, Yolanda Pleasant, Leslie Wiggs, Angelo Scot Tonia Howard, Chris Arnold, Eric Miller, Ricky McLoughlin, Zeroh Gaines, Eric Williams, Jarrod Collins CABARET Cabaret, that magical word, that mystical sound, heard only by the Woodland Chorale casts its transform- ing spell over all. It is the one time in the year where dreams really do come true. The cobwebs of the mind are brushed away; the cogs are oiled and begin to move; the ideas spring forth. A STAR iS BORN . . . on stage . . . before a live oudi- ence . . . among our peers! Dancers have their chance to leap, whirl, and turn amid the lights. Singers, shaking with fright, have their time to show the world how good music can sound. It's the scramble off the stage, the grabbing of the next costume, the heat of excitement when the show is great. It's the confidence one gets from doing his best with the talent given only to him or her. The dream-plunges one to the depths of his soul with the demand for excellence and lifts one to the pinnacle of success, acceptance, confidence, and STARDOMH Kimberly Brooks, Lisa Groover, Lonita Bussey, Lashawn Tolbert The Freshman Class brought a re- newed feeling to Woodland. As Woodland's largest class, they evoked a wave of enthusiasm in pro- portion to their size. They participat- ed wholeheartedly in school pep ral- lies, winning several of the spirit contests. Under effective leadership, the class flourished and demonstrat- ed traits of future accomplishments. Robert Adu-Marfo Synecca Alexander Carl Anderson Demonica Appling Eric Ayers Barbara Bailey K Alan Baker Franklin Boll Greg Battle Eric Benton Byron Berry Cordell Birdow Troy Bishop George Bonds Angie Boyd Anthony Bradley Robert Broadwater .,Kimble Brook Dexter Brown Robert Brown Tameka Brown Audrey Bryant Lynita Bussey Shelby Bynum Tammy Campbell Darrell Carson Youlando Carter Wesly Chevonnes Charlene Christian Darren Clark Tonji Clark Citicia Coleman Micheal Collins Sabrina Cullins Antonio Doiley Chico Daniels April Davis Angela Dawson Devin Dowdell Kim Duncan Tommy Ector Londy Ellis Darryl Evans Monica Evans Thawono Evans Mirranda Fallen Ursula Fambro William Farmer Lenne Fields Alegra Flewellen Jerry Floyd Rio Frances Keith Freeman Tracey Freeman Richie Gazawoy Alon Gardiner Clarence Gardiner Nicole German Chris Gomillion Lisa Groover Sonya Hall Marcus Hamilton Kevin Harper Kiniya Harper Domingo Harris Tania Hodgson Shelby Hollis Chris Holmes Donald Howell Zack Hoyrst John Hubbard Dana Hutchins Angelo Ivory Reggie Jackson Denise Jenkins Catherine Jett Andre Johnson Ryan Johnson Cheryl Jones Geroge Jones India Kelly Terry Kendrick David Kim Alicia Kitchen Gwen Langley Demetrius Luster Latisha Leovell Lisa Lester so Lester non Linsey rice Lipscomb aniLocke eol Lofts PHOTO NOT AVAELABLE Gigi Lounds Schondro Lyons Mesholl Martin Scott Martin Richard Mason PHOTO NOT AVNLABLE Derrick Mathews Vickie Mattiro Dion McClure Exabio McDowell Corlissia McKissick Robbie McLaughlin Terrence Mims Kim Monroe Sean Moore Yolanda Moore Molongo Mukenge Provito Munge Roy Murphy Tim Murphy Lorraine Nealy Andrea Newsome Nena Okom Aaron Page William Parker Thuiuona Parker John Peacock Robert Pickord Chanto Pittman Jackie Pope Vanessa Quick Harold Roshid Thomas Royton Clifford Reeves Ron Reed Audrene Rhodes Xavier Rivers Rico Raoch Edward Robinson William Robinson Kenyatta Rocker Shawn Rogers Rochelle Rowan Tameka Sanders Tino Shelby Don Sims Sylvia Small Cameron Smith Keisha Smith Mia Smith Nico Smith J.B. St. John Brion Stodghill Willie Stokes Darren Talley Rod Tate Amy Taylor Theso Taylor Leroy Thornton Patricia Thrasher April Tillman Bridget Tillman LoShawn Tolbert Sean Tremble William Trout Tan Turnipseed Keith Walker Adrian Wallace Dexter Ware Stacey Ware Doretha Washington Mark Washington Bobbyjean Watts Benjamin Wells Donnie West Brian William John William Manuel Williams Chrystale Wilson Chris Woods Marvin Woods Chorne Worrll Carlos Wright Ebon Wynn Byron Young nWha't the . . . u Aren't two hands enough, Paul? W w WM w e W: e N u W e A w w, e w W WNWN V WNW WW W V w M N W0 H mm W m e mm a! W of M w When the spirit hits us, we jam and jam hard! 81mm! mmum Which has more uir my head or . . . P With a mug like that, Scott . . . . 9 ?'chg 95 O O$e 9g $3366 93? $0 093 98g: 960$Oqg 99 Yxo OQonngQQ gSQYb OQQO$OQ$ gggO QOQQQQ 95 $0 0W gaywo 913 99M o?YxO $00 6 Q? 90 $0 0936-350? 99 QVQxO 6 99o? . 9290?on $9990Q$0$ ???squVXKDQ eowowqfo 66 eggquxO$0$e 63? egeoQVxCNKYQ 9SQ$ 660660$099 95 6 ovxxowqg 6g 609$0$OQ$ 6:326 g OQonngQQ 9SQ$Q Q62 Q$o$o$9 9SQYXQ 6590? 0$099 GgQgQ 960Q60$0$e 5S6? O 66 oonqg 99 :Qt 660 $0 $96 9g96 . 0930ng - OW J .00 ' Skip Thomas, Kevin Franks, Kim Adams, Nicole Murchison The Sophomore Class exhibited 0 sense of great maturity and responsibil- ity with their promotion. Their zeal how- ever was not dampened by their new found sophistication as they participat- ed with vigor in pep rallies winning many of the spirit contests. The Sophomore class participated in many activities, in- cluding a fund raiser to establish money towards next years prom. Such efficient foresight as this shows the promise the class portrays for future years to come. Poul Baler Steve Bowen Denise Brown Carlos Bynum Karla Anderson Darlene Bankston Phobe Birdges Rod Brown Rod CampbeII James Augustos Marcus Bell Twendolyn Bryant Tracey Comes Mina Baker N Sonya Bibbs Angel Brown Tiso Burson Angela Carroll Kim Cosby Kim Davis Robert Feliz Jonathn Clark Michael Cook Wallace Cotton Melissa Currin Tina Dunson Tyrone Henderson Kevin Franks Monica Cobb Dena Cooper Osiris Daniel Craig Gaines Keith Gommage Koren Holsteod Nicole Hill Letasha Johnson Amanda Kelley Jeonnett Harden Tommy Johnson Kenneth Kernan Darin Gresham Lynette Harden Jeff Howard Donny Jones Kent Kimes Gina Isaac Rob King Gary Lewis David Lord Allan Martinez Chris Moss Malinda Moulder Tshimpo Mukenge Anthony Newsom Robert Norwood Robby Pate Randall Patterson Ingrid Perry Chiquita Rondle Marlo Robinson MichoeI Seorcy Allie Smith Dino Pickelsinaer Lisa Richmond Torino Rowan Annetti Smith Christina Pope Corey Riley Kim Solsbury Bonnie Simpson Athena Smith Kelly Pritchett Dione Robertson Michael Sarver Joy Sipe Wayne Smith Yvonne Stone Wanda Swann Vicki Thomas Tina Tucker Miguel Whilten Geoff Sweorngin Bridget Toodle Ned Vondiver Caterina Williams Morshundo Strickland A 'k m Stephen Stove Natasha Tibbs Alexis Townes Walter Wore Latosho Williams Bobby Strozier Skip Thomas Carlos Traylor Kevin Waters Nicole Williams A Derek WHson Kim Winston Morva Woods David Wooten Dwayne Yancey Pres. Florence Gebre-Hiwet, V. Pres. Muriel White, Secretary Carla Owens Tres. Eric Turner Loryesa Aaron April Adams Yvonne Andre Terrence Baker Joy Beslow Mark Birdow Lornya Bowie Sharon Brunetti Shirley Bulfin Jimmy Burton Candace Byrd Denise Byrd Michelle Cantrell Teresa Conwell Richard Daniel Stephen Dedrick Jodi Denmon Dana Dodson Vicki Dowden Tim Dunn Doug Elliott Arlene Ferrell Troy Frye Gary Fuller Kenneth Fuller Moryelle Greene Antonio Green Andy Halm Shawn Halmet Becky Hall Tara Hall Ryan Hammock Yvette Henson Choundra Heard Sandro Herold Florence Gebre-Hiwet Debra Hines Anthony Holiday Terry Houston Stephen Huff Edward Husband Ameshow Isaac Nathaniel Jackson Stephanie Jett Craig Johnson Jennifer Johnson Deanne Jones Reginald Jones Eric Kuykendall Tony Langely Kelly Lankford Laura Lefevers Valerie Lewis Marcus Linner Barbara Lowe Veronica Lowe Kevin Luttery Denise McAllister Anette McArthur Tiki McCloudy xms. .x. RX w xg , $qQ?n xxa 3 so, waxm. ES: so $$$$$ $$ wxuz $$$x Nancy Pope Tim Porter Carlo Owens Kenan Ozee Vinh Phom Christy Mosby Tony Moses Kim McDowell Camilla McK Issic Terri Portis Onyeka Nchege Jami Northern Heath Ounn Rhett McLonghlith Terri Mills Camille Quick Soletha Ransom Leon Philips Carlos Phill Ips Katherine Morrison Kathleen Reeves Steven Ridges Laurie Robertson Charlie Rogers Michelle Rogers Eric Sanders Kenneth Sims Lotefo Simmons Chuck Smallins Dion Smith Janice Smith John Stewart Stephanie Stodghill Djuan Strozier Ginger Taylor Sunday Taylor Lisa Thomas Ava Tillman Natalie Troutt Eric Turner Jimmy Walker Muriel White Lesile Wiggs Gloria WilIioms Michael Williams Lynore Willingham Michelle Witherspoon xv xkxtv k x aggm 2531 wow x 32633? ??gga ?- a ngww :5 Mm a a3w-nm kw $u$i$ 27$ x , magihw we . $?g, .nggjgj? a $g$mm v. , e wym WV Maw . Mg? im an 375?; a Marlon Brown PoulEvans Eldred Freeman Jennifer Jones Dawnette Lounds Muodi Mukenge Christy Pate Octavio Perez-Velosco Marco Pocile Michael Witherspoon Achele Price Scott Register Lorrie Smith Yvette Terry Yvonne Terry Shormain White Pamela Williams Outstanding Seniors Honorable Mention Mario Block Preston Burden Jarrod Collins Stacey Daniel Sean Dupree John Goodlett Bernard Heard Tonia Howard David Martinez Nigel Montgomery Alma Stephens Wayne Stephens Kema Tillman Kevin Walcott Eric Williams Joycene Williams Peggie Williams Lorenzo Worrill Best Dressed-Eric Williams and Robin McClure Most Courteous-Lorenzo Worril Most Popular-Nigel Montgomery and AC and Christy Pate Price uperlatives Best School Leaders-Michoel Most Likely To Succeed-Octovio Witherspoon and Pamela Williams Perez-Velcsco 0nd MGUdi Mukenge 9V MOSt SChOOI Spirited Bemard Underwood , Most Humorous Robin McClure and Alan Smith not u and Lorrie Smith 3 pictured Most Talented Tonio Howard Kenny Spearman and Kema Tillman Most Athletic-Bernord Heard and Jennifer Jones THE TRAI mmwx Wk L XXV gm; Adviser: Mrs. Dorothy Carter! ' F ' l eotures. J I l I I , , A. i LAZER STAFF Organizations: Steven Dedrick, Michelle Cantrell, Ava Tiiiman. v Classes: Laura Lefevers, Yvonne Terry, Tonya Williams. Scott and Marco, WE NEED THOSE PIC- TURES! . . . Can you type this for me? . . . No more leaving the room . . . Get Steven to show you how to crop . . . Everyone get to your table and stay there iHo HOD . . . PAMH . . . When are the pictures going to be developed? . . . Will you write me some copy, Shormion? . . . Everything has GOT to be sent in by Friday . . . Marco, I need that picture of Mr. Newton! . . . Where is Jodi? .. . Ava, go do the announcements Look, you slum Organizations editor . . . Yvonne, Michael is NOT going to do your section for you! . . . Everything has to be sent in on Monday. . .Whot about staff pictures?!! . . . We'll send everything in on Tuesday How long has Mrs. Carter been sick? . . . I need to go type . . . We'll send it all in on Wednesday! . . . Who has the cropper? . . . IS THE YEARBOOK GONNA BE BACK ON TIME???!!! ection Editors: Marco Porcile, Yvonne Terry, Achele Price, Steven Dedrick, E Not pictured: Jodi Denmon, Financial editor, ormella Bmzz'e' i Vicki Tompkins, Ads editor. ! a H IR over! J masf Campus Wf mysenwryear wasundwbhdly , ' 1W MOSRYCHLlng as wcHOs educahmal Veareuef. 7706 ymrbook was 04 hm; a bofher, howeuenJ was able 750610 much as , x on edifwr mfber eWecmelq. HapePuHx; Hie yearbook LU! Kfum ouf HM way anCbplanned $an beThn'J wzsb 1W, ,foGIWOZUSILOPPs m'flae Puma much luckBemg X11 member M Hm. Wallbhzer afaPF 1.3 at 60c! xxppperhmzfy fhmt every one shade! wan'f 1;? J expenmadfeamed MAW! more , Hm year on HM 785me XVOMFWM . and Teacher? WW J Mummy 7 4 ROM 661 m GIN Wheerrl Banks TVI 1SihiefsxiaService 1784 WashingtohrRoad :- , L East point, 60. 30344 , L 761-4135 ' ' 767-6404 RCA T.V. F.P. URJ BANKS - M ' ! I'll GENERAL PRACTICE or OPTOMETRY 1 mm, WITH EMPHAsss ON CONTACT LENSES American Optometric Association GARY G. CROOK. O.D. DOCTOR or OPTOMETRY 27OSVCHURCH ST. 1 1 5 COMMERCE DR. P. 0. BOX 90458 0 SUITE I ' EAST POINT. GA'30364 . , FAYETTEVILLE GA 30214 ?QQ-T'BSG L L 46152633 ALAN MCKEE Asxixmnl ,1lumzy4-r ' L-5404woe 3100 : ' 3 ' 1354 SOUIHL'AKE FARKWAv-Momow GA 30250 : 008 Morrow Georgia 30260 Business 0100 363- 2100 TBesidence 04040 997- 6956 , Office is Independentierwnedgand Opezat Congratulations To Keith Ridekly CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS South Dekalb Your Return Is Our Concern Baileys Barber 8; Style Shop 2971 Church Street East Point. Georgia 30344 Closed Monday Gerald Bailey Week 8:30 - 6:00 Bus. 767-8798 Saturday 8:00-5:00 Res. 763-8345 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '86 ,8 1 ' TRAILBLAZER STAFF I ETTS U? ?'Q YOU A dipiamdg very ggaamaim ??'3 Skate a goirien key Thai ?agms 2m ieck On :my Ciao? Mmkeg kbppmmmiy'q 8m tyne ?hing m mmembm E? yea; wam m gm EmideW H15 up to you is give ihe nudge ?th gwimgg :? QQQVE wide? And iffy up :0 you w mice We Semi ane ymfre :mida mg 603: T9 599 if w?mi 's bghmd i? Es; who? yszive Emerz ieeiamgg ?0? Than i? i? is? yam have m maid i? ?ugh kin mg $3 fee 33$? ms: mipgmri'unify becomes A big guacesg ?0? you Si? U86 jmur key, bu? be aware Wis gust? a key 0? beer? Ami ?mmembef mm $55 ng3 to you ' E'O g0 and do ?he ms? ngiiam 43:16 i.,.E:'zabafE'3 Summmeiii w?anya Micheaiie WsEiiG ms, K5389 ?:?:y hem? WE??? 53$ diiigemce; ?m 0w; 0? 3? am: $53 Eagueg 4:3? iife ?mwr'bs 52:23 vag, Mia ??amis end Shaka??? Tmmg YO JOYCENE The higheg? reward far 0 manis ?OQE is not whm he gefs far if, bu? rather what he beccmgs by ii, 895? Wishzga You: Cowgirls Samdm and Vaiancia Mmifym Pgige Congratulations to the Senior Class of t86' Ava R. Tillman April D. Tillman Alexander E. Paige Congratulations, Raymond uIn all of your ways acknowledge Our desire for you is to Him, and he shall direct your paths. meet the future fixed with the Proverbs 3:6 flame of the present and armed with the steel of the past. Love, Love Mom, Dad, and Brothers. Robby Michele Wishing the very best there is for a special person in our lives. Love, Mama and the family. $ Congratulations Ravi Love, Grandmama Rowena, and AI May you find what you want in life, Know it when you see iJ,C1ndhOVe the goOd luck to get it and keep it. Congratulations on your ACcompIishmenf! I We, love you m up a chiid in The'LWGy a should go; and when he is old, he wiH nor apart from it. Prov. 22:6 THOMAS PAUL HARKNESS We love you, Mother, Willard And Emily , ongratulations to a wonderful daughter, and mother from your dad and little girl, Joseph and Kianna Hand God made a worid of His dreams of majestic m0untains oceans, and streams, prairies and ploinsVGnd-WdOded land. Thenpaused and thought, W need somebhe-to stand On top of the mountains, to conquer the'Seds; : explore the plains and dimb the trees. Someone to Start h out smcm and grow sturdy and strong like a tree. And so mm H mum He created boys ful! of spirit and fun, to explore and WW conquer, to romp and run, with dirty faces and bandaged Skins with courageous hearts and boyish grins, and when He'd completed the task He'd begun, He surely said . . . nThat's 0 job-well done! uThat's. a job weli ' done, David! L Congratulations to our: Daughter With the Best of Luck in the Future; : Love; Mom-Dnd. :L and the, fdmily We are very 5 Proud of , You. We wish your dreams for the future will become reality. Love, Your Family. m 4;: Smmg mg a w 61m: gay gig m $$gggg? m w mmwg VWW We mm S3 9h mmgg $3 :9 Mmzw 4 13433 g: V: 3 sq 9.? a W zum$ Wm M, mm Love, Mom and Dad CONGRATULATIONS to Our Daughter CHERYL YVETTE HILL x:'$ Wome of FEMININITY. are and give your, Love and God's Blessings from Mother, Father, Nate, Cookie and Missy. CONGRATULATIONS TRACY!!! WE ARE VERY PROUD OF YOU!!! Love, Mommy, Grandma, Aunt Gaye, Uncle Insole 'you'rseif to ' V gthel end L;Life':wor:ks7 : i font ihi me sweeifbye and Love, Caroiyn and 1 Sara WP HR? VDUR SKIEE BE FILLER HITH SUNSHINE EHCH DH? ?DUR HHDLE LIFE THRUUGH. NHT' EFFORTE' THHT YOU HON PUT FORTH BF'IHG PICH PEHHRDS TD YDU. MR? EHEH REIMBUH THHT VDU SEEFZ TU FIHD HUT E EF BE E-UUGHT IH VHIH MR? EHCH CHEPIEHED BURL YOU HBVE IN SIGHT BE WUUPE TU HHVE HHD GRIN. NH? HDFES HHD DEEHNS THHT ?UU PDSSEBS UHE DR FOR ?DU C'DME TPUE. NH? 60D MHLK HLMHVS E? ?UUR SIDE HHD LIGHT THE MR? FOR YOU. Harold J. Hahn This 15 our eternal wish For you. FROM MUM AND DAD QOOUOUGGOOOOO. ccccceeccoccscecct 3 , C9 C9 C9 C9 Q9 0 C9 C9 0 C13 0 C? C9 C9 C13 0 C9 C? O .1! To the administration, faculty and wetoff of BriarwoodYWoodland High Schoolf Our sincere thanks to you for all the positive Ways that you've touched our children, May God bless you ten thousand fold. ' Fleetwood 8vBlonnie'Rigby Price Achele Theresa Price 1, Franchot ,tL laughter and yes the tears, bLLut mostof oll thonktyou for the love you have brought our lives , You have and cOntinue to make us very proud in his care. To the students Who remain Ct; Wobdldnd Please remembere-LWhat you are to be you are now becoming Achele Therese Price To our daughter, our baby, our friend- We challenge you to laugh often and much, to win respect of intelligent people, To earn the appreciation of finest critics and endure the betrayal of false friends, to appreciate beauty, to find the best in others, to leave the world a little bit better whether by a flower garden or o redeemed social condition, to know even one life has breathed easier because you Iived-this is to have succeeded. God bless, and keep you Love, Momma E$ Daddy U Thressdloknians 521$ Because giving thanks, r-',-,--,-',-- . Congratulations to Jarrod Keith Collin5i Continue to look for God, for hope, and promise. Success is never finoklund ,. failure never fatal, it's courage that counts. A person of courage is also full of faith. Keep Your Faith Love, L Mom, Dad; and Chunky You have grown into a beautifUl and intelligent young lady, and possess the potential and Class it takes to ' succeed in life; You have surely come into your owh. ; Best of Luck ' and Love Always, Mom, Dad, Dan and The Family w? 9 w .xywww, u d e g 0 r U 0 C n e d n G d e t r 0 Dr D. U S e V O h m S r a e Y .W r o e r u o y m o r f u 0 Y igh school career throughout your h ind no greater reward in your och and we f levements to Than . Continue ive for only the best and success sir I ife in! ith Love W and much pr I ide I Mom Dad and Grandma Nigel, Life is full of many opportunities. Be steadfast and reach your highest goal and we we will always be by your side ALL THE WAY! Love you, Vera, Sidney, Jr., Dorothy, Maggie , Carolyn, Gaye, - Liz and Arie Moe Ex 33 gm; us very prOUd of YOU We love yOU, Mom Dad Darrell r U h Ll r A h. C n U :0 n O G r G b r O B .7; n U A 6 my OC nu oLL Him nu uA A .m aw C n U wW 00, KM; mm uu AA We have watched you grow from L a beautifuI-child into a very , mature, inteliigent young lady Love, Mom and Dad VVVV V VV VVVVVV VVVVV V V X4004? V VVVVV. V VVVVVVM. V V V VVVVVVVVV VV.. . VV MVVVVVVVVMVVVVV VVV VVWVVVV VVXVVVVVV XV VVVVV , VVVVVVW V V VVVV VVV VVVVVVW V VVVVVV V V VVVVVWWMMMVVVV f V VVVVVVVVV. VVVV V, VVVVVVVVVVVVMVV .VV VVVV VVVVVVVVVV . V? VVVVVV WVVVVVVV .. . VVMWVVW VVVVVVM V VVVVVV V.VVV VWV VVVV VVVVV V V .V V V V VV V VVV . Vat VVVVVVV VVV VVV , mVHVVVVV V V JVVVV 7: .V V .VVVVVV V V. VV . . V,V NVVVV V VVVVVVWVV V V. . VVVV V V V.VV VV V V . VK VVVVIVVV VVVVVVVVVVVVVV . VVVVVVVVV VVVVVVVVVV . VVVVVVVVM V L V V V V i .7 V V . VV VVVWVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV V VVVVVMV V .VVVV V VVV VVVVVVVVV ..VV.. .VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV... VVVVH . VV ...VV VVVVWVVVVVVVVV VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV VVVVVVVVVVVVVMVMVV VV VVVVVV, VVVVCVVWXVVVVV MWVVVVVV V VWV VWVVVVVVVVWVVVV V VVVM, VVVVVVVVV V, V, V VVVVV V VVV VV V V MV VVVMVV V V V V VVVVVVVVV .WVVM V. . VVV V V VV V V. .V y p. .VVVVVVV . V, V V VVV VVV VVVVVVVM , VVVVVVVVVVV VVVVVM. VVV V V V .VVV V V .VVVVVVV VVVVV V V fV V V, .V .VVV, . VVVVVVVV V V VVVVWVVVV V, V VVV VVVV, VVVVVVI VVVVVM VVVVV. V 50: V VVV V. V V V V VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV VVV VVVVVVV V. , V77; VVVVVVVV VVVVVVVVVVV VVVVVV VVVVVVV . . VV . V. . VVVVVVVVVVVVV. .V . VVVVVV V,,,.VVV.VV . . .,.VVVVV A V V VVVVVVV VMVVNVV VDVVV V V M,V.VVV?VVVVVVV, V V VVVVVVVVVVV V V V V V f Congratulations to the nSHAKE AND BAKE? twins, Yvonne and Yvette Terry! , From Uncle Dee Dee and Aunt Audrey tAnd We HelpedD CONGRATULATIONS LVYVonne and 'Yyk'yvet'tet o; Have faith in your ability to be . . . take everything that is strong in you and put it to work oset it free . . . take all your muscles and stretch them to their limits . . . you'll amaze yourself how good you'll feel and how much good you'll do . . . you are beautiful be be be! Best of Everything, Lois and Handy Johnson set to do. There will be It must be borne in mind that the tragedy in life doesn't lie in ,. H reaching your goal; The tragedy lies in having no 9001 10 reach It isn't a calamity to die with dreams unfulfilled, but it is a calamiYy not to dream. It is not a disaster to be unable to cap ture you? ideal, but it is a di- soster to have no idea! to capture. It is not a disgrace to have no stars to reach for. Not faiture, but low aim is sin. ,L Benjamin Eliiah Mays ggf $0,732; ???,?3 W m w W W M, xgxizggifaa? W CONGRATULATIONS SANDRA You have met and conquered one of Lifes many challenges. May your many talents and virtues always inspire you to achieve your goals. Love, Mom, Dad and Mike 4r CONGRATULATIONS: AND BEST WISHES WOODLAND PTSA x Congratulations on your , achievements. We are very proud of what you have accomplished. You may be assured that you have the LOVE, SUPPORT, and BEST W!SHES from your entire family for any worthwhile endeavors that you pursue. Love, Mom, Dad and Tonya Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1986 East Point Drugs 2768 East Point St. East Point, Ga. 30344 Congratulations Pamela Jo. Williams -, LoVe; Mommy,rDoddy,- Michde 7 Gilbert, Shelia, Van,'-Reggie, Bridn; Cortney, and little Reggie: CONGRATULATIONS TO CARMELLA From PAM J. . MIDDLETON Metropolitan Life, Auto 8: Homeowners Insurance C04 SPECIALIZING IN Life Insurance Automobile Insurance Disability Income Homeowners, Apartment Renters, Condominium IRAS, Annuities Group, Business, Commercial Investment Products Pensions, Deferred Compensation, Salary Continuation Line of Security, Bonds WE CAN CUT YOUR INSURANCE COSTS IN HALF. CALL PAM 691-6851 HOMEISERVICE ix: 691 2424 OFFICE Metropolitan AUTOGRAPHS