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Collection:: Middle Georgia School Yearbooks
Title:: The Growl 1970
Creator:: Jones County High School (Gray, Ga.)
Publisher:: Gray, Ga. : Jones County High School
Date of Original:: 1970
Subject:: Jones County High School (Gray, Ga.)--Students--Yearbooks
School yearbooks
High school students--Georgia--Gray--Social life and customs
Junior high school students--Georgia--Gray--Social life and customs
Location:: United States, Georgia, Monroe County, Forsyth, 33.0343, -83.93824
Medium:: school yearbooks
Type:: Text
Description:: A 1970 Jones County High School yearbook from Gray, Georgia.
Metadata URL:: https://archive.org/details/1970-jones-county-high-school-yearbook
IIIF manifest:: https://iiif.archivelab.org/iiif/1970-jones-county-high-school-yearbook/manifest.json
Language:: eng
Holding Institution:: Washington Memorial Library, Middle Georgia Regional Library
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An I,D, Bracelet changes hands and a figure, tall
broadshouldered strides quickly down the hall. Then
comes the sound of sobbing only half-muffled by
small, finely-shaped hands, The huddle breaks; the teams
get ready for the play. Suddenly a weaving, dodging,
twisting figure hurtles into the clear, running all out
under the bright lights, He crosses a white line, content
now to drop his precious prize. The crowd roars, TOUCH-
DOWNI!! Because it is not only a law of physics, but also
a law of life, this years Growl Staff has chosen as its
theme Newtons Law

For every ACTION
There is ... REACTION.

TOUCHDOWN! The crowd roars! All sports
are filled with action and reaction, probably more
obviously than any other phase of school life. Not
only the players, but also the crowd and cheer-

leaders have shown enthusiasm, tears, and other
emotions throughout the year.

A bright flash ... a click of the shutter...
a picture has been taken. An action has been

captured; the reaction will be released when you

look at these pictures.

Surprise, Mrs, Pulliam!

Andy, Ann, Julie, and
Penny pose for a picture
on the Capitol steps.
Guess when!

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No football game, basketball
game, or pep rally would be
complete without our Alma Mater.
Likewise this yearbook would be
lacking an important element
without it.

ALMA MATER

On the city's western border,
Reared against the sky,

Proudly stands our Alma Mater,
As the years go by.

Forward ever be our watchword,
Conquer and prevail,

Hail to thee our Alma Mater,
J.C. H.S., all hail.

Students, students, students, running to and fro like so many
ants, Students sitting in classrooms, running to lunch, talking, fight-
ing, laughing, always on the go. Wherever they are, whatever they're
doing, the students make their school. From the youngest freshest
seventh grader to the oldest most somber senior, the students represent
their school ... they are the school, Without the students the school
has no purpose, no being; it is just an empty shell with no feeling.
Then the students come and the school is alive with joys, sorrows,
laughter, and tears. Because the yearbook is a pictorial history of the
school year, the Yearbook staff is proud to dedicate the 1970 Growl to
you... the Student Body of Jones County High School ... the
Greyhounds.

MR. and MISS

KIBBY GREENE GABE TAYLOR

J.C.H.S. 1970

KAREN CONN - Betty Crocker Homemaker of
Tomorrow Award

LYNN WILCOX - Governor's Honor Program RUTHIE GOLSON - D. A. R. Good
Citizenship Award

LINDA GRIFFIN - Star Student,
MRS, JOYCE LAWRENCE - Star
Teacher

CAROLYN FOUNTAIN - F.H. A, State Degree DEANA GAULTNEY - F.H.A. State Degree

GAYE PHILLIPS -
McCalls Teen
Fashion Board
Member Award

DALE FOSTER and JULIE HENDERSON
Glee Club Award

RUTHIE GOLSON - History Award

Ruthie Golson - Pres.

Barbara Fraizer - V. Pres.

Julie Henderson - Sec.

Dianne Martin - Treas.

Dale Foster - Chap.

Sue Thompson - Comm. Proj. Chm,
Anne Hammrick - Pub. Chm.

Carol Foster - World Service Chm,
Kibby Greene - School Proj. Chm.

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SHERRY McCANT - Miss F. H. A.

SHERRY McCANT - Pres.

DIANNE POWERS - V. Pres.

GAYE PHILLIPS - Sec.

MARY JO GATLIFF - Treas.

JANNA WALLACE - Rep.

RHONDA BARNES - His.
MARGIE HARRISON -
Money Making Chm,
CONNIE JOHNSON -
Honor Roll Chm,

SUE THOMPSON - Song
Leader

MRS, SMITH - Adv., Linda Griffin, Carol Phillips, Robert Lovelady, Karen Conn, Al Andrews.

Jones County High is very proud of their
Debate Team. This is only the second year that
they participated. That did not stop them; they
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CLARA COMER - President

SUE THOMPSON - Vice President
RHONDA BARNES - Secretary

VICKIE KICKLIGHTER - Treasurer
MARILYN KITCHENS - Parliamentarian
WANDA MANNING - Chaplain
DIANNE MARTIN - Projects

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JULIE HENDERSON - President
DALE FOSTER - Vice President
RUTHIE GOLSON - Secretary
CAROLYN FOUNTAIN - Treasurer
GAYE PHILLIPS - Rep.

ROBERT LOVELADY - Pres,
AUBREY GORE - V. Pres.
DAVID MOORE - Sec.
QUENTON BRAGG - Treas.
COACH ADLER - Adv. PONDER CHILDS - Rep.

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JIMMY HORTON
DAVID MOORE
ALVIN ANDREWS -

AUBREY GORE - Editor

JON SELLERS - Front Page Editor
DIANNE MARTIN - Feature Editor
ALVIN ANDREWS - Business Editor
JIMMY HORTON - Sports Editor

GAYE PHILLIPS - Ed.

CECIL ETHERIDGE - Asst. Ed.

ANDY MELVIN - Class Ed,

STEVE NOBLES - Adv. Ed,

CAROL FOSTER, JIM CARPENTER -
Sports Ed,

LINDA GRIFFIN - Faculty Ed.

DEBRA MAYNARD - Bus. Mgr.

VICKIE KICKLIGHTER - Art Ed.

MARILYN KITCHENS = Act. Ed.

DEANA GAULTNEY - Pres.
STEVE NOBLES - V. Pres.
CAROLYN FOUNTAIN - Sec.
ALICE COULTER - Treas,
KATHY MOCK - Rep.
PENNY WADE - His.

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BUBBA JACKSON - V., Pres.
JOHNNY MADDOX - Sec.
BILLY ADAMS - Treas.
DENNIS WEBB - Rep.

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RHONDA BARNES - 3 years CAROL FOSTER - 4 years

BARBARA FRAZIER - 2 years DARLENE HITCHCOCK - 2 years BETTYE FULFORD - 2 years

LISA BLANKS - 1 year

CINDY BRAGG - 1 year

CAROL FOSTER
Football Captain

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Homecoming was held on November
7, 1969, during the Jones County - Ft.
Valley ballgame. Suspense grew as half-
time drew near, at which time Miss
Kibby Greene, escorted by Ponder Childs,

was crowned 1969 Jones County Home-
coming Queen, A dance was held in the
gym after the ball game.

QUEEN - MISS KIBBY GREENE
was escorted by Mr. Ponder Childs.
Kibby is an active member of the
JCHS student body. She has been
in the Glee Club ensemble for
two years. She is in the Drama
Club, is school projects chairman
of the Tri-Hi-Y, and has been a
varsity cheerleader for one year.
She is also Viee-Pres. of the
Senior Class.

FIRST RUNNER-UP

MISS RHONDA BARNES was es-
corted by Mr. Tommy Myers.
Rhonda is in the Glee Club,
Drama Club, Tri-Hi-Y, is
historian of the FHA, and secre-
tary of the FTA. She is Hi-Y
Sweetheart and has been a varsity
cheerleader for three years.

SECOND RUNNER-UP

MISS KAREN CONN was escorted
by Mr. Robert Lovelady. Karen
is in the Tri-Hi-Y, Drama Club,
FHA, FTA, has been in the Glee
Club ensemble for one year, and
a varsity cheerleader for one year.

THIRD RUNNER-UP

MISS JULIE HENDERSON was es-
corted by Mr. Tommy Todd.
Julie is in the Drama Club, is
secretary of the Tri-Hi-Y and
senior class, pres. of the Beta
Club, and the pianist for the
Glee Club and ensemble.

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1970 Jones County Greyhounds - Region 4-B West - 6 wins 4 losses L-R FIRST ROW:
M, Cauley, M, Freeman, R, Lyster, C. Childs, D, Faulkner, G, Duckworth, M
Jenkins, A, Greene, Mgr. Benton, Mgr. Roberts. SECOND ROW: B, Borah, J. Garrett, M,

Fountain, R. Wood, C. Lane, R. Womak, F. Comer, A. Andrews, D, Turk, K. Childs. THIRD

ROW: C, Hamrick, D. Williams, J. Sellers, G. Taylor, R. Holloway, L. Jordon, K. Childs,
L. Harris, R, Lyles,

Mgr. Wood,
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HEAD COACH Albert Radford ASSISTANT COACH Lani Schewe

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GABE TAYLOR - Defensive End

JON SELLERS - Cornerback

MONTICELLO

Jones County's Greyhounds opened
the season at home and on a winning
note by beating out the Hurricanes of
Monticello 24-14 as both Floyd Comer
and Dean Faulkner crossed the goal
line twice.

EAST LAURENS

The Greyhounds next took on
the Rams of East Laurens and

pulled off their first real upset by
solidly beating their opponents
39-14, Again Floyd Comer
crossed the goal line twice while
Faulkner and Ronnie Womack

both crossed once. Womack added
a l-and 2 point conversion,

MACON COUNTY

The Greyhounds next journeyed to Macon

County for a try at the Rebels. But the men of
Macon proved to be up to the task of stopping our
team's winning ways as the hounds fell 18 to 13.
Dean Faulkner and Ronnie Womack each scored
once and Womack kicked a P, A. T. to round out

the scoring for the Hounds.

HAWKINSVILLE
The Hounds next played host to the Red

Devils and fell 13 to 0 before their "HOT"
offense.

WILKINSON CO,

The next week our hounds paid a visit to
the Warriors of Wilkinson County. The hounds
got scalped 38 to 6. The only score for the
Hounds came on a pass from Floyd Comer
to Ray Lyles.

G.M.C,

The G.M.C. Bulldogs came up from
Baldwin County to avenge their loss of a year
ago and went back with a 6 to 0 victory over

the Hounds.

COCHRAN

The team next journeyed to Cochran and
furious over their train of losses, unseated the
Royals 14-0. Both Dean Faulkner and Floyd Comer
crossed the goal line once while Womack kicked
both PAT'S,

PUTNAM

The Hounds then went to Putnam County for
a try at the Blue Devils. In a cold, wet, game
the Hounds made things "HOT" for the Blue Devils.
Stunning them 24 to 22, Floyd Comer lugged the

Pigskin over for two TD's and three PAT 's, and

passed to Ray Lyles for another.

FT. VALLEY

Homecoming night brought
Fort Valley and another victory
to the hounds as they pulled
the biggest upset of the season,
stunning the Wave 14 to 8 as
Womack and Charles Lane
scored one a piece and Womack
kicked the PAT'S,

JOHNSON COUNTY

Following their victory over the Fort Valley
Waves, Jones County's Greyhounds journeyed to

Johnson County to battle the Tigers. But the Tigers

turned to Housecats as they were romped by the
Hounds 44 to 20, Touchdowns came from Floyd
Comer, who had two and a two point conversion.
Charles Lane who had one, Dean Faulkner, Ray
Lyles, and Lonnie Harris, each of which had one.
Womack racked up four points on PAT's and
Faulkner, two on PAT's,

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WORLD OF SPORTS

LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Jones, J. Comer, B. Ussery, B, Goolsby, B. Lawrence, B. Bowden, N, Greene, A.

Hamrick, C, Kitchens, J. Brackin, P. Martin, B. Bragg, M. Childs, N. Ingerson, D. Newby.

FAR RIGHT:
MANAGERS;
J. Gordon
D, Pendly

RIGHT:
Coach Abbott

ANNE HAMRICK NANCY GREENE

It was a great season! The vic-
tories were thrilling, but some-
times the scoreboard indicated
heartbreaking losses. The team
members learned how to accept a
loss with dignity just as they accept-
ed a win with humbleness. The
season was a success, and much was
gained by all,

All the seniors agree, "We're
sure gonna miss it..."

"Dont run away Martin, HELP ME!"

That's a NO-NO,

Goolsby.

No need to rebound Annie's ball!

GIRLS SEASONS RESU
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Putnam -----+ OT.) I..C, 1 Ft. Valley

Macon 48 ad 52 Hawkinsville
Baldwin ] 15 Putnam
Valley 5 Fats. 36 Baldwin

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THE 1970 BASKETBALL TEAM
Greene, D,; Faulkner, D.; Comer, F.; Sellers, J.; Riddlehoover, S.; Lyles, R.; Hamrick,

C.; Todd, T.; Horton, J.; Childs, C.

THE 1970 MANAGERS COACH DON ADLER
Rainey, L.; Turk, D.; Holloway, R.

TOMMY TODD

JON SELLERS JIMMY HORTON

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B. Conn, B, Jackson, BACK ROW: B. Crawford, F. Comer, D. Faulkner, R, Lyles, Charles Lane,
T. Myers, J. Horton, P. Singleton.

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Floyd Comer, Dean Faulkner, Ray Lyles, Charles Lane and Ronnie Wood competed in the
Region Track Meet.

Track members on the way back L-R- Danny W., Ronnie W., and Carl Hamrick
from track meet. are the 3 FUNNY DUCKS of the track team.

Coach Radford talks over the results of the track meet Dean Faulkner competes in the high-jump event.
with another coach.

Ray Lyles tries to throw a discus. Charles Lane throwing shot-put while others look on.

FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Quenton Bragg, Billy Goolsby, Craig Childs, David Hill, Ronnie Wood, Greg Wolford,
Steve Carter, Bill Wyatt, Ponder Childs,

Ronnie, please don't close your eyes!

Is this the right way to putt?

Coach, could you call this a handicap
shot?

He always was the workhorse type.

The GLEE CLUB ensemble sang

Al Andrews praises the Booster's Club

Coach Radford was presented with a gift. Nancy explains to the coach.

GOLDEN HELMET - Gabe Taylor

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER - Carol Ann Kitchens

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER - Jimmy Horton

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AUBREY GORE
Pres,

KIBBY GREENE JULIE HENDERSON
V. Pres. Sec.

DALE FOSTER JON SELLERS
Rep. Treas.

DELORES JEANETTE ALTMAN JOHN WILLARD AVERY
"Delores" "Johnny"

JAMES ALVIN ANDREWS, JR.
"Alvin"

SHIRLENE ELIZABETH BATCHELOR
"Shirlene

RHONDA JOYCE BARNES JUDIETH KALUA BEDINGFIELD
"Rhonda" Judy

WANDA ANN BENTLEY Neco KATHY BETH BORAH
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"Wanda" "Kathy"

FRED RAY BILDERBACK
"Fred"

EDWARD EUGENE BREWER
"Gene"

QUENTON EMMETT BRAGG PENNY BEVERLY BROACH
"Quenton" Penny

JAMES ELBERT CARPENTER RONALD DEWAINE CAULEY
"Jim" "Ronald"

ROBERT STEVEN CARTER
"Steve"

HOWARD PONDER CHILDS, JR.
"Ponder"

ALTON LEE CHAMBLESS CLARA GRACE COMER

"Alton" Clara

DAVID CLAUDE COMER DEBRA ELAINE CRAINE
"David" , "Debra"

KAREN BEVERLY CONN
"Karen"

DONNA DONALDSON RONALD CLAUDE EVANS
"Donna" "Rorald"

DONALD JACKSON EVANS
"Donald"

DEBRA LOUISE FOLENDORE CAROL ANITA FOSTER
Debra "Carol"

LINDA SUE FOSKEY
"Linda Sue"

DEBORAH DALE FOSTER BESSIE JOYCE FULFORD
"Dale" "Joyce"

CAROLYN MARIE FOUNTAIN
"Carolyn"

MARY JO GATLIFF EDWIN ALLEN GOCHENOUR
"Mary Jo" "Ed"

CAROLYN LADETA GAULTNEY
"Deana"

JAMES AUBREY GORE
"Aubrey"

RUTH CHILDS GOLSON DENNIS LANE GREENE
Ruthie "Denny"

KIBBY LEE GREENE MARY LINDA GRIFFIN
"Kibby" "Linda"

NANCY ANN GREENE
"Nancy"

MARGIE LOUISE HARRISON
"Margie"

ANNE EDWARDS HAMRICK LOUISE HAYSLIP
Anne "Louise"

JULIE PAMELA HENDERSON STANLEY LEWIS HOLMES
"Julie" "Stanley"

RONALD EMORY HOLLOWAY
"Ronnie"

RONALD CLAY TON JACKSON
"Bubba"

JIMMY LEE HORTON CONSTANCE ELIZABETH JOHNSON
"Jimmy" Connie

VICKIE ANN KICKLIGHTER MARILYN PATRICIA KITCHENS

Vickie ? "Marilyn"

CAROL ANN KITCHENS
"Carol Ann"

SHERRY JANE McCANT
"Sherry"

JOHN EDWARD MADDOX, JR.

ROBERT DARRELL LOVELADY
Johnny

"Robert"

WANDA. _ LOU MANNING GEORGE SEBRAN MASON, JR,
"Wanda" "George"

JUDITH DIANNE MARTIN
"Dianne"

ANDREA MARIE MELVIN
"Andy"

DEBRA LOUISE MAYNARD DEBRA GAIL MILLER
"Debra" "Gail"

KATHRYN MOCK JEAN THOMAS MYERS, JR,
"Kathy" "Tommy"

DAVID JONATHON MOORE
"David"

ROBERT STEPHEN NOBLES
"Steve"

RONNIE WILLIAMS NICHOLS GAYNELLE RUTH PHILLIPS
"Ronnie" "Gaye"

PAMELA ANNE ROBERTS MARY BEATRICE ROZIER
"Pam" "Bea"

JOHN CURTIS ROSS
"John"

CALVIN SIMMONS

"Calvin"
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JON MARK SELLERS MURRAY KING SMITH

"Jon "Murray"

TROY GABE TAYLOR i LAWRENCE THOMAS TODD, JR.
"Gabe" "Tommy"

LYNDA SUE THOMPSON
Sue

PENNY PAULA WADE
"Penny"

FRANCES KAY TOUCHTON SHARON SUZANNE WINCEY
"Kay "Sharon"

KAOST
POPULAR,

KIBBY GREENE and

GABE TAYLOR

BEST LOOKING

JULIE HENDERSON and MURRAY SMITH

FRIENDUECT

KIBBY GREENE and JON SELLERS

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ANNE HAMRICK and JON SELLERS

KAOST

DAVID MOORE and

DALE FOSTER

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CAROL FOSTER and JON SELLERS

ROBERT LOVELADY and

LINDA GRIFFIN

JULIE HENDERSON and PONDER CHILDS

TOMMY TODD and DIANNE MARTIN

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GAYE PHILLIPS and STEVE NOBLES

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RUTHIE GOLSON and ROBERT LOVELA DY RUTHIE GOLSON and STEVE NOBLES

GRADUATION 1970

Graduation was held on June 1, 1970 in the
Jones County High Gymnasium. Seventy-eight
seniors graduated, leaving many precious memories
behind.

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Valedictorian - DIANNE MARTIN

Honor Speaker - LINDA GRIFFIN Honor Speaker - DEBRA CRAINE

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1970

Kathy Borah leaves her public speaking poise to Bettye Fulford.

Quenton Bragg leaves his ability to sweet talk a typewriter to Joey Bullington.

Clara Comer leaves her ability to blush to Brenda Davis.

Delores Altman leaves her conniving ways to Lydia Lowe.

Alvin Andrews leaves his way with women to Mike Freeman.

Johnny Avery leaves Donny Hall his ability to finally graduate, if he doesn't quit first.
Rhonda Barnes leaves her big brown eyes to Henrietta Lossiah.

Shirlene Batchelor leaves her height to Jo Ann Hancock and Darnell Hester,

Wanda Bentley leaves her love for Mrs. Pulliam to Judy Massengale.

Fred Bilderback leaves his ability to skip school to go fishing to Bruce Jackson.

David Comer leaves his ability to not be absent to Jerry Colvin.

Ponder Childs leaves his "family affair" to Skipper Seabolt.

Gene Brewer leaves his ability to work in Journalism to Dickie Horton.

Penny Broach leaves her smoking booth to Brenda Toole; also she leaves her tape measure to
Deborah Evans.

Jim Carpenter leaves his ability to put off things until the last minute to Gary Dye.
Steve Carter leaves his poker chips to Mike Carpenter.

Ronald Cauley leaves his dead finger to Lee Simpson.

Alton Chambliss leaves his smoking place in the shop to Dennis Webb.

Karen Conn leaves her ability to get there 10 minutes after it's already started to Oliver
Leveritt.

Debra Craine leaves Vicki Brown her bad influence and her shield against hypocrisy.
Donna Donaldson leaves her love for music to Linda Avery.

Ruthie leaves her mother to the mercy of the Junior Class,

Aubrey Gore leaves his ability to get along with people to Dean Faulkner.

Denny Greene leaves his tall, lanky build to Jeff Bartlett and Ronald Wall.

Donald Evans leaves his trips to Wayside to Tommy Holloway and Jimmy Jordon.
Debra Folendore leaves her ability to dress in style to Carolyn Walker and Pam Martin.
Linda Sue Foskey leaves her red hair to Wendy Barron.

Joyce Fulford leaves her personality to Marsha Moore.

Mary Jo Gatliff leaves her ability to get out of 6th period to Brenda Bragg.

Deana Gaultney leaves her long hair to Linda Gordon.

Carol Foster leaves her experiences with white GTO's at cheerleading camp to Darlene
Hitchcock.

Dale Foster leaves her typewriter and 7 typing erasers to Jerry Chandler.

Carolyn Fountain leaves her scattered brain to Margie Moore.

Linda Griffin leaves her study habits to Danny Hinson.

Ronnie Holloway leaves his ability to aggravate anything, male or female human or
otherwise, to Charles Lane.

Stanley Holmes leaves his worrying about shop work to Andy Haskins.

Kibby Greene leaves all her diet plans to Debra Greene.

Nancy Greene leaves her basketball locker to Bonnie Lawrence.

Julie Henderson leaves her adventures with the security guard on the Beta Convention to
Marilyn Walker; also she leaves her place on the piano bench to Luann Kitchens.

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Anne Hamrick leaves her bicycle to Beth Bowden,
Margie Harrison and Connie Johnson leave their love for shorthand to Brenda Layson and
Lynn Mcgouirk.

Louise Hayslip leaves her typing ability to Debra Harrison.

Jimmy Horton leaves all his mvonlight parking places to Lonnie Harris.

Bubba Jackson leaves his ability to build St. Bernard dog houses to Tommy Baker.
Vickie Kicklighter leaves her ability to play the field to Debbie Turner.

Carol Ann Kitchens leaves her love for basketball to Beth Goolsby.

Marilyn Kitchens leaves all her headaches of the yearbook to Gary Joiner.

Robert Lovelady leaves his deck of cards to the editor-in-chief of next years Challenger.
Sherry McCant leaves her loven to Tony Miller.

Johnny Maddox leaves his ability to do anything to Dannie Ryle.

Wanda Manning leaves her love for basketball coaches on train rides to Carol Phillips and
Mrs, Golson.

David Moore leaves his swinging parties and poker games to Greg Wolford.

Tommy Myers leaves his 1001 ways to skip school and not get caught but once to Donnie
Edwards,

Ronnie Nichols leaves his ability to get along with Cap to Herbert White and Ray Stewart.
Andy Melvin leaves her place in the office to Ray Lyles.

Gail Miller leaves her greene contacs to Jenny Lee.

Kathy Mock leaves her ability to stick her foot in her mouth to Gloria Hester.

Dianne Martin leaves her talkative ways to Billy Adams.

George Mason leaves his small size to Chuck Bragg.

Debra Maynard leaves her parking place at school to Cecil Ethridge.

Bea Rozier leaves her ability to bounce off the library floor to Joe Briley.

John Ross leaves his knowledge of electronics to Eugene Black.

Jon Sellers leaves his hot temper to Floyd Comer.

Calvin Simmons leaves his ability to get along with Mr. Damour to Leon Roberts and
James Greene.

Murray Smith leaves his "Rabbit" to Barbara Frazier,

Tommy Todd leaves his place on the bench next to Coach Adler to Donald Greene,

Sue Thompson leaves her ability to enjoy life to its fullest to Johnny Faye Brackin.
Steve Nobles leaves the greyhound to Jimmy Myers.

Gaye Phillips leaves her ability to forget and lose everything to Iris Whitaker.

Pam Roberts leaves her friendly ways and smiling personality to Estelle Greene.

Judy Beddingfield leaves her driving ability to Ronnie Ennis (AND HEAVEN HELP THEM
BOTH).

Gabe Taylor leaves his charming looks and love for football to Floyd Comer,

Kay Touchton leaves her silly ways to Susie Griffin.

Sharon Wincey leaves Robbie Ann Williams 34",

Ed Gochenour leaves his shyness and quiet ways to Monty Fountain and Wayne Gatliff.
Penny Wade leaves nothing to nobody.

The Senior Class of 1970 leaves all its best wishes and hopes to the Class of 1971...

CLASS PROPHECY 1970

The members of the 1970 graduating class at JCHS are beginning to arrive now. It
doesn't seem like 15 years since they walked down the fateful aisle at JCHS. We are deeply
grateful to David Moore, tycoon playboy of the year, for letting us use his mansion here in
Beverly Hills for our reunion. David started his fortune as janitor of Davison's in Macon,
Georgia, under the direction gf Aubrey Gore who is presently General Manager of Davison's
nationwide. Vicki Kicklighter, David's private secretary, stands ready for dictation.

Over to the left around the fountain, we see the president of Kool-Aid Incorporated,
Murray Smith. With him is his V. President in charge of distribution - Donald Evans. Walking
toward them is nationally known beach bum, Sue Thompson. She has just returned from
Panama City, Florida, her summer home,

Out by the pool, I see the show people gathering to share their autographs, Debra
Folendore, dairy queen of 1985 is busy passing out autographs. Louise Hayslip accompanied
by Bubba Jackson has been the hit of the country western concert at the old Macon Coliseum.
Ronnie Nichols, star of the new TV series, Super Noodles, gives his autograph to Andy Melvin
who is presently secretary at JCHS. Dale Foster and Steve Carter, the new Dale Evans and
Roy Rogers of Hollywood, left Silver outside. Silver is the name of their 1985 Vette Stingray.
Linda Sue Foskey is known on international TV for her famous Russian commercial, She asks,
"Do Reds have more fun?" Her hairstylist is the world renowned Mary Jo Gatliff, Nancy
Greene, lead singer of the red hot singing group - The Purple People Eaters has just given her
autograph to her old school chum, Anne Hamrick. Anne Hamrick has just signed a contract
with the Pittsburg Powder Puffs as quarterback. Penny Wade stands nearthem. She has made
a great come-back with her version of "Mustang Sally."

One important celebrity is not chatting with this group. It is romantic singer, Robert
Lovelady. He has just announced that he plans to run for governor of Georgia. He is talking
with Jimmy Horton, star of Horton's Hornets Basketball team. Tommy Myers, now under
contract with the Atlanta Braves, shares his exciting victories with Jimmy.

Just arriving outside is Julie Henderson, famous and rich concert pianist. She is being
chauffeured in the latest of her collection of GTO's, It was designed by Johnny Maddox,
President of Nationwide Pontiac. As she enters, she chats with her old school chum, Ruthie
Golson who is presently dean of men at Auburn University.

Debra Craine enters in one of her own creations. She is employed by one of the most
exclusive fashion lines in London now owned by Marilyn Kitchens. Marilyn holds the title
of Miss World 1985. She is talking with Shirlene Batchlor and Kay Touchton who have just
concluded their newest chain of petite clothing stores.

Margie Harrison, bridal consultant at Riches of Atlanta, is seen discussing the latest
fashions with Debra Maynard, owner of the world's largest chain of dry goods and general stores.
Donna Donaldson, President of the Beatle's Fan Club, is being interviewed by Gaye Phillips.
the editor of the Women's section of Vogue Magazine. Next, Gaye will interview Gail Miller
who placed first in the Olympics for speed in typing and shorthand.

Tommy Todd, President of Volkswagen International, has just arrived in his 1985 VW.
Since he had such respect for law enforcement in his youth, he is a part-time Georgia State
Trooper. He is seen talking to the first woman pope, Dianne Martin.

Gabe Taylor, owner of the largest gambling casino in Las Vegas, has just arrived in his
tuxedo. He seems to be making his way through the crowd to Jon Sellers. From what I've
heard, Jon is the leading hustler at Gabe's casino. Wanda Manning has cornered Jon. She
is the head of the Women's Temperance League against profanity.

David Comer, mayor of Wamer Robins, talks over the affairs of big cities with the mayor

of Haddock, Johnny Avery. Johnny is very proud indeed of Haddock's new medical center.
Head nurses there are Wanda Bentley and Connie Johnson.

George Mason has just inherited a large grant of land now known as The Mason Plantation.
This is the ideal test track for farm machinery, Ronald Evans, owner of Evans Tractor
International has rented an area of four miles for testing his tractors. America's leading test
driver of tractors, Denny Greene, is seen talking to an insurance woman, Penny Broach.

Pam Roberts, Metropolitan Opera star, is seen talking to Kibby Greene. Since Kibby's
flop on Broadway in the Sound of Silence, she has taken over Dear Abby's Counseling Columns.

Carol Foster, head cheerleader at Georgia Tech, has just left. She couldn't stay but for
a minute, She had to catch a plane to Texas where she is head of a National Cheerleading
Clinic to be held in Dallas this week. Before she left she had a chance to talk to her old
school friend, Carol Ann Kitchens. She is at present the nurse for Comer's Plumbing Company.
Alvin Andrews is a part time plumber there but is better known for his racing of 6-cylinders.

Sherry McCant, home economics teacher at JCHS, enters with Tony Miller who is FFA
advisor there. Carolyn Fountain, national Senior President of FHA is talking with Deana
Gaultney. Deana gave up her elaborate career in FHA to become co-owners of Nobles Kennels,
owned and operated by Steve Nobles. They specialize in raising Greyhounds.

Alton Chambless and John Ross are in the den to our left where they are Indian wrestling.
This is only a small spirit of competition because the next week they will box for the heavy-
weight championship of the world. Referee for this match will be Fred Bilderback. Standing
nearby is Gene Brewer. He is famous around the world for his success in carpeting the White
House with psychedelic rugs.

Stanley Holmes now owns a very exclusive men's shop in New York - Stanley Manly
Fashions, With him is Calvin Simmons who made his fortune in the manufacture of mirrored
sunglasses.

Two famous livestock specialists are sharing methods of raising. Sharon Wincey owns
Wincey Stables, and Clara Comer owns Comer Deer Ranch. They are talking with Delores
Altman, Vice President in charge of her husband's oil stations with its headquarters in
Savannah, Georgia.

Kathy Borah just flew in from Washington DC where she teaches speed reading in the
White House. She and an old classmate Ronald Cauley were aboard the same flight. Ronald,
now director of the FBI, flew in for the reunion too, Kathy Mock, head stewardess of Pan
American Airlines gave them an extra special trip since she was a 1970 graduate of JCHS, too.

Rhonda Bares has just been seated in the parlor. She is the author of the new best-
seller "How to Get Your Man and Keep Him," With her is her co-author and sister-in-law,
Joyce Fulford. Talking with them is Quenton Bragg who has taken time away from his busy
golf tour to be here today. Incidentally, Quenton just won the Master's Golf Tournament of
1985.

Jim Carpenter, President of Brillo Pads Inc. , discusses business with Ponder Childs, now
owner of the Purina Chow Mills and Ed Gochenour owners of Gochenour Groceries.

As we move toward the dining room, we see Linda Griffin talking to Bea Rozier. Linda
is master of ceremonies of the Hi-Q program on TV. Bea sponsors the show with her honey from
the Famous Bea Honey Farms.

Now in the dining room we see the place of honor at the head of the table has been
reserved for Ronnie Holloway, United States Champion Pie Eater. But wait a moment, a
helper has just informed me that Karen Conn, head chef of the kitchen, has burned our Bettye
Crocker supper. So it will be delayed quite a bit. So until next reunion remember:

NONE SO HEAVENLY AS THE CLASS OF 1970"

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BARBARA FRAZIER JOHNNIE FAYE BRACKIN
CHARLES LANE

Billy Adams
Doyle Avery

Linda Avery
Steve Baker

Tommy Baker
Wendy Barron

Jeff Bartlett
Gwen Bean

Jo Ann Beck
William Benton

Eugene Black
Beth Bowden

Johnnie Faye Brackin

Brenda Bragg

Chuck Bragg
Joseph Briley

Dana Brown
Vickie Brown

Joey Bullingtor
Mike Carpente

Jerry Chandler
John Coker

Jerry Colvin

Floyd Comer

Brenda Davis
Ann Dillard

Gary Dye

Donnie Edwards

Mary English
Ronnie Ennis

Cecil Ethridge
Debra Evans

Dean Faulkner
Monty Fountain

Barbara Frazier
Mike Freeman

Bettye Fulford
James Garrett

Wayne Gatliff
Beth Goolsby

Linda Gordon
Steve Gore

Debra Greene
Donald Greene

Estelle Greene
James Greene

Susie Griffin
Laura Grogg

Lonnie Harris
Debra Harrison

Andy Haskins
Darnell Hester

Gloria Hester
Danny Hinson

Darlene Hitchcock
Pat Holder

Tommy Holloway
Dickie Horton

Bruce Jackson
Janice Jackson

Gary Joiner
Wanda Johnson

Bobby Jones
Ricky Jones

Jimmy Jordan
Luann Kitchens

Charles Lane
Bonnie Lawrence

Brenda Layson
Jenny Lee

Oliver Leveritt
Henrietta Lossiah

Lydia Lowe
Ray Lyles

Lynn Magouirk
Pam Martin

Melba Mason
Donna McElhenney

Tony Miller
Margie Moore

Marsha Moore
Jimmy Myers

Glenda Osborne
Carol Phillips

Dianne Powers
Leon Roberts

Dannie Ryles
Skipper Seabolt

Vickie Shaw

Lee Simpson

Jack Skinner
Steven Steward

Ray Steward
Cassie Temples

Jerry Thomas
Brenda Toole

Debbie Turner

Carolyn Walker

Marilyn Walker
Ronald Wall

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BETTYE FULFORD MONTY FOUNTAIN

BONNIE LAWRENCE DONALD GREENE

BETH BOWDEN LONNIE HARRIS

President - CARL HAMRICK Secretary - LISA BLANKS

Vice-President - MIKE TYSON Treasurer - BERT LISTON
Reporter - RICKY LYSTER

Judy Atkins
Edward Alligood
Dennis Andrews
Shirley Baker

Charles Benton
Ray Billingslea
Butch Blair
Lisa Blanks

Bruce Borah
Cindy Bragg
Suellen Bryant
Linda Burgess

Randy Carter

Mike Cauley
Craig Childs
Janette Childs

Keith Childs
Kirk Childs
Larry Childs
Marcia Childs

Julia Comer
Scott Davis
Gary Duckworth
James Duncan

Celia Ennis
Steve Ethridge
Gene Foster
Ricky Fountain

Lillian Fulford
Ricky Gatliff
Gary Gigliotti
Billy Goolsby

Connie Gordon
Danny Gordan
Jackie Gordon
Ricky Gordon

Stewart Gordon
Mark Grimes
Donnie Hall
Carl Hamrick

David Hill
Vickie Hill
Pandora Hill
Jill Henderson

Pat Henderson
Michael Hinson
Mitchell Hinson
Helen Holmes

Bert Liston
Joan Long
Ricky Lyster
David Martin

Judy Massengale
Paul McDaniel
Evelyn Miller
Faye Miller

Ricky Mock
Earl Moore

Cathy Moore
Allen Morris

Linda Howell
Darlene Ingerson
Norma Ingerson
Rodney Jackson

Walter Jenkins
Linda Johnson
Shelia Johnson
Jo Ann Jones

Lee Jordan
Diane Kimbrell
Carol Keenum
Jeannie Kitchens

Jean Moughon
Donna Newby
Kary Poole
Charles Purser
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Steve Riddlehoover
Carla Roberts
Randy Roberts
Gary Rowe

Dianne Sanders
Carolyn Simmons
Wayne Smith
Karen Souther

Chris Steward
Sam Thornton
Kathy Tillman
Buddy Touchton

Mike Tyson
Mike Tribble
Perry Tyson
Brenda Ussery

Caroletta Vaughn
Danny Vaughn
Barbara Walker
Allen Ward

Jan Wells

Joan Wells
Nancy Wells
Linda Wertman

Len Wheeler
Lynne Wilcox
Danny Williams
Sandra Willis

Ronnie Womack

Ronee Wreee NOT PICTURED:
James Colvin Marlene Maddox
Alice Coulter Vickie McKinley
Debra Dean Kathy Mize
Elton Dixon Irvin Parker

Doug Dumas Larry Purvis
Pauletta Edwards Karl Sneid
Len Kitchens Carolyn Spencer

LISA BLANKS SHIRLEY BAKER

CARL HAMRICK GARY DUCKWORTH

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Treasurer - SHIRLEY COLVIN

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Stephen Ard
Karen Arnold
David Avery
Ricky Baker

Sandy Baker
Andy Bartlett
Jeannie Bartlett
Mike Bartlett
Lena Barton

Barbara Barton
Rita Baxley
Wayne Beck
Ricky Bentley
Joe Benton

Fernandez Billingslea
Terry Black

Valerie Black

Ricky Blair

Steve Bond

Joyce Bragg
Denise Briley
Lori Brown
Mike Brown
Mike Bryant

Cathy Burnette
Harold Burnette
Terri Burnette
Janet Chambless
Mike Chapman

Don Dyche
Linda Epps
Michael Evans
Glenda Faulkner
Steve Foster

Mary Fountain
Gary Freeman
Chris Garey
Mike Gatliff
Chester Gordon

David Gordon
Ricky Gordon
Jimmy Gore
Marie Gore
Steven Gothenour

Sylvia Childs
James Clowers
Shirley Colvin
Doris Comer
Bill Conn

Tina Couch

Joe Craine
Buddy Crawford
David Crumbley
Norman Dailey

Paulette Daniel
Bobby Daniels
Buddy Davis
Vickie Dixon
Joyce Drawdy

Ann Jones

Mike Jones

Debbie Kicklighter
Gary Kitchens
Robbie Kitchens

Craig Layfield
Goldie Lester
John Lowe
Wiley Mannuel
Susan Matidin

Loray McCallum
Alan McCant
Kathy McCant
Lavona McCay
Sharon McCoy

Al Greene
Walter Grimes
Don Harris
Terri Hash
Russell Heath

Kiser Hill

Patsy Hinson

Clinton Hollingsworth
Terry Hubbard

Danny Jackson

Darrell Jackson
Frankie Jackson
Vickie Jackson
Lorraine Johnson
David Joiner

Danny Powell
Lamar Rainey
Jan Reynolds
Larry Roan

Teresa Roberts
Marilyn Ross
Wayne Shaw
Regina Sheffield

Terri Sheffield
Kathy Simpson
Evelyn Simmons
Hugh NeSmith

Joyce McCrimmon
Ricky McGowan
Jerry Miller

Terry Miller

Debra Mock
Emmit Mitchem
Billy Moore
Carol Moore

Deborah Perryman
Shirley Pierce
Randy Pike

Randy Pope

Earl Tribble
David Turk
Dennis Vaughn
Ricky Wells

Lonnie West
Bobby White
Elaine Williams
Jimmy Williams

Kirby Wincey
Donnie Wood
J. T. Woodard
James Wright

Sandy Simmons
Steve Sims
Paul Singleton
Alan Smith

Glen Stuart
Lynn Strickland
Shan Stuart
Randy Temples

Rhonda Terrell
Dennis Thompson
Paul Thornton
Edward Tool

JAN REYNOLDS ROBBIE KITCHENS

HUGH NeSMITH RICKY BLAIR

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Virginia Powell
Joe Smith

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President - DONNA HUEY Vice-President - KENNY FAULKNER

Secretary - DONNA MULLIS Treasurer - KATHY MADDOX

Susan Cauley

Les Chapman
Susan Childs

Ves Childs
Douglas Clements

Denny Coulter
Ronny Coulter
Linda Colvin
Thomas Comer
Dale Crooms

Lewanda Crumbley
Mike Davis

Teresa Davis
Donald Disharoom
Lynn Drowdy

Ruby Adkins
Mike Allen
Timothy Allen
Claire Anderson
Mark Andrews

Glynn Ard
Tommy Avery
Princess Bass
Harold Benton
Tina Billingslea

Wayne Bloodworth
Bobby Bonds

Jill Brooks

Wally Burnett
Sandra Burney

James Elliot
Jean Ethridge
Brian Evans
Kenny Faulkner

Alan Fields
Patricia Ford
Donna Foskey
Gail Foskey

Randy Freeman
Craig Greene
Kurt Greene
Mike Greene

Walter Greene, Jr.
Edward Griffin
Gail Griffin

Louise Hall
Ricky Hancock
Allen Harrell

Sheree Hattaway
Sheila Hawkins
Jean Henderson

Steve Hester
Barbara Horton
Donna Huey
Ronnie Hulett

Curtis Jackson
Kathy Jackson
Cynthia Johnson
Cheryl Kitchens

Dorothy Layson
Walter Leveritt
Barbara Long

Diane Lovelady

Deborah Lowe
Steven McAlpine
Linda McCuiston

Glynn McDaniel
Marcia McDaniel
Trena McRae

Kathy Maddox
Larry Magouir]
Benny Malone

Phyllis Mullis
Ronnie Mullis
Dawrva Neil

Carolyn Nunnelly
Lillian Patterson

Robby Pippin
James Pritchett
Judy Rachels
Sheree Radclif*
Cheryl Reeves

Diane Roberts
Jack Roberts
John Roberts
Elmer Rozier
Charles Shipes

Sonja Meldrim
Ed Melvin
Suzanne Melvin
Lucy Metcalf

Terry Milam
Joel Miller
Tommy Miller
Ronnie Mock

David Moore
Marie Moore
Pam Moore

Donna Mullis

Danna Simmons
Cindy Simpson
Linda Simpson
Mary Skinner

Jackie Smith
Shirley Ann Smith
Terry Lee Smith
Ken Sneid

Lance Souther
Pauline Stephens
Tim Steward
Michael Stewart

Carl Thomas
Clara Thomas
Mickey Thompson
Larry Toole

Linda Tuberville

Carol Turner
Angie Tyson
Joey Upshaw
Randy Vaughn
Mike Ware

Dennis Wells
Kathy Wells
Connie Williams
Ronnie Williams
Sherry Williams

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President - DENNIS ROBERTS Vice-President - DEBBIE GORDON

Secretary - LISA BRYAN Treasurer - JEANNE HAWKINS
Reporter - KEITH WELLS

Cliff Bryant
Jeffry Chapman
Jack Childs
Debra Clanton
Earl Colvin

Cindy Comer
David Crawford
Terry Crisp
Emory Crumbly
Rene Daniel

Angela Davidson
Tammy Davidson
Hugh Edens

Beth Ethridge
Jimmy Ethridge

Jan Adams
Debbie Alford
Tommy Altman
Pauline Avery
James Baker

Dale Barlow
David Barton
Alfred Bean
Debra Beasley
Tina Bentley

Stewart Bond
James Brinson
Bennie Brown
Kier Brown
Lisa Bryan

Rhonda Faulkner
Butch Foshee
Kathy Fountain
Jette Frazier
Richard Garcia

Diane Gatliff
Samuel Gibson
Clyde Gordon
Deborah Gordon
Mark Gordon

Vickie Gordon
Josephine Greene
Normon Greene
Mike Griffin
Audie Grogg

Jodie Grogg
Michael Groover
Linda Hammock
Timothy Hancock
Jeanne Hawkins

Rhonda Hawkins
Roy Hayslip

Jan Hester

Rudy Hill
Ronnie Hinson

Debra Horton
Phillip Howell
Rickey Hubbard
Ronnie Hubbard
Dannie Hunt

Randy Kelly
Anita Kendrick
Danny Kitchens
Marty Kitchens
Jamie Ladson

Alice Lossiah
Barbara Lowe
Elaine Lumley
Michael Lumley
Pam McAlpin

Peggy Mackey
Kaye Magouirk
Carl Mannel
Jimmy Mauldin
Bobbi Miller

Brenda Jackson
Carolyn Jackson
Chris Jackson
George Jackson, Jr.
Lana Jackson

Randy Jackson
Gail James
Thomas Jarrell
James Jeans

Donna Sue Johnson

Danny Jones
Faye Jones
Martha Jones
Lisa Jordan
Phil Justice

Sandra Riddlehoover
Dennis Roberts
Mark Roberts
Michael Roberts

Steve Roberts
Ola Jean Ross
Howell Sauls
Charlie Shaw

Tim Sheffield
Neal Simpson
Bob Small
Julie Smith

Roy Morris
Jay Moughon
Kathy Nabors
Monty Neal

Donald Patterson
Bill Payne

Frank Pittman
Sidney Pittman

Renarda Pitts
James Powers
Foy Rearden
George Reynolds

Tom Smith, Jr.
Jane Steward
Dianne Stone
Pam Strickland

Jan Thornton

Rose Mary Tribble
Kay Turner

Bobby Upshaw

Ronald Ussery
Aaron Wall
Johnny Walsh
Kevin Washburn

Keith Wells
Randy Wells
Delene West
Jill Wheeler

Debra Whidby
Floyd Whitehead
Carol Wilcox
Carolyn Williams

Paula Willis
Steve Winner
Jordan Woodard
Roni Woodard

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FAVORITES

Lewanda Crumbley
Donna Mullis

JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y

Advisor - MRS, GRACE B, WHITLEY
President - DORIS COMER
Vice-President - JOYCE BRAGG
Secretary - SHIRLEY COLVIN

Treasurer - TERESA ROBERTS

Chaplain - TINA COUCH

Community Proj. - DONNA MULLIS
School Projects - LEWANDA CRUMBLEY
World Service - DEBBIE KICKLIGHTER
Publicity - DONNA HUEY

JUNIOR BEIA CLUB

FAVORITES

Cindy Simpson
Michael Evans

OFFICERS

President - MICHAEL EVANS
Vice-President - TERESA ROBERTS
Secretary - JOYCE BRAGG
Treasurer - DAVID TURK

Reporter - DORIS COMER

Advisor - MR, DAMOUR

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JESSIE MOORE

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MR, LINTON JORDAN, County School
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MRS, ELIZABETH SLOAN MRS. BERNICE GREENE,
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ADMINISTRATION

MR. JIM ABBOTT
Phy. Ed., Art
Gen. Sci.

MR, DON ADLER
Gen. Sci., Phy. Ed.,
Phy. Sci.

MRS. RONNI ATTAWAY
Librarian

MRS, GLORIA BASS
Geom., Adv. Math,
Alg. II

MR. EDWARD DAMOUR
Sociology, W. Geog.

MRS, ALICE GOLSON
Eng. II, Lit. 8

MRS, ELON GOSSETT
Eng. 8

MRS. HUGH HAMRICK
Sci, 7

MRS, SANDRA HOLSENBECK
Span. I, I, Lit. 8

MRS, ELIZABETH KEENE
Eng. 10

MRS. LIZ KERNE
Math 7

MRS, JOYCE LAWRENCE
Eng. 12, Speech, Drama,
Yearbook

MRS, LILLIE LEVERETT
Soc. St. 7

MRS, NANCY MOORE

W. Hist., Eng. 9, Gov't,
Journalism

MRS, LORENE MORROW

Earth Sci. , Biology
Phy. Sci,

MRS, MARY MUSSELMAN
Typing I

MISS MARTHA ODOM
Am. Hist. , Glee Club

MRS, CAROLINE PHILLIPS
Math 8, Chemistry I

MR, C, ARD PULLIAM
Ag. I, Il, If, Shop

MRS, LOUISE PULLIAM
Home Ec, I, II, IV, Fam. Liv.
Cloth, Const.

MR. BUDDY RADFORD
Counselor, Football,
Baseball, Track, Coach

MISS VICKY RIDEN
Lit. 8

MISS JEFFIE RUSSELL
Eng. 7

MR. LANI SCHEWE
Gen. Math, Math 8

MRS. MADOLYN SCHEWE
Alg. I, Gen. Math

MRS, DOT SCHUYLER
W. Hist., W. Geog.,
Civics

MRS, LOUNETTE SHRIGLEY
Bookkeeping, Shorthand,
Typing I, Il

MRS, SUSAN SMITH
Lit. 8, Eng. 9

MRS. PEGGY STEVENS
Soc. St. 8

MRS. GRACE WHITLEY
Sci. 8

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