The Patriot 1990

Designing the Parts

design: to prepare the plans for; to plan and fashion skillfully.

Before creating any good machine, there must be a
design. If the machine is going to function for any length of
time, the design had better be good. A machine is only as
good as the parts. The Southwest drawing board re-
ceives input from many engineers," each of whom is
involved at some stage in the overall design process.
Parents provide the initial raw material. Registrars, book-
keepers, lunchroom staff, custodians, faculty, adminis-
trators, secretaries, campus security no contribution is
insignificant. The plans are developed and the design is
drawn up.

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Assembling the Parts

gear: a moving part receiving or imparting force by means of cogs
engaging with cogs in a corresponding part; possible combination

of such parts.

Once the design receives approval, the parts move on to
the assembly line. The labor force takes over now.
Southwest's faculty instructs and works with each com-
ponent until they are sure they have received enough
drilling of facts, have been oiled with encouragement,
tempered with humor, and polished to a shine before
being passed on to the final stage.

Testing the Parts

machine: an apparatus consisting of interelated parts with separate
functions, used in the performance of some kind of work.

At last the finished product is ready for testing. Years of
planning, re-designing, instruction and polishing have been
implemented. The question is - will it function? It must be
tested for fatigue and load efficiency before it can be
given a final seal of approval. The metals are strong, the
design good, the assembly the best possible. The testing
begins. Students go for job interviews, prepared by vo-
cational training. They take SATs and ASVAB for college
or military service. The Big Red Machine rolls into
athletic scholarships for many students. The testing com-
pleted, the machines now fully geared are ready to make
things happen. . .

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FOOTBALL

Awesome Comeback

What's this? The SW Patriots made a
reverse play!" After a disappointing 88
season last year, the team finished with
a final record of 8-2 for its regular sea-
son and 8-3 for post season play. As if
that wasn't enough this great team tied
the school record for the most wins in
Southwest history.

What could have caused a team to
change so drastically in just a few short
months? Maybe new recruits? No, the
team was made up of mostly the same
players as last year. OK, maybe it was a
new coaching staff. No way! They had
the same coaches, too. It was a rebirth
of spirit and determination in a team
who had it all along, but never realized it.
With the help of a great coaching staff
and a team who was willing to be just
that, a team. They worked together and
kept each other going. They began the
season by winning their first game
against Benjamin Banneker by a score
of 21-6.

After that win it didn't take long for
the school and fans to get back behind
the Big Red Machine." With everything
intact, the team rolled over a major rival,

Baldwin County, in the second game.
The Pats were handed it's first disap-
pointment of the year, losing to Butler
21-7. The teams fourth game was a loss
but definitely not a disappointment. The
Patriots dominated the Warner Robins
Demons in the second half of the game,
but came up shy of a victory. The next
victory the Patriots took was from
Northside, 14-11, in the International Ci-
ty Stadium.

The Pats didnt stop there. They went
on to defeat Evans 39-12, Northeast 21-
13, Southeast 44-0, and Hephzibah 42-
14, for the City Championship. And to
guarantee the awesome Red Machine
a place in the Post Season play-offs,
they defeated cross-town rival Central
7-6. The final record of the '89 season
was 8-3, in a tie with the school record
for the most Southwest wins.

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marcus Andrews booms
off a punt. Joe knows football. BOTTOM, LEFT TO
RIGHT: The offensive line pays the price. Kelvin
Oliver celebrates after a great defensive play. Per-
ez makes his cut. The Southwest defensive line
downs Northeast

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Iron Men

The Iron Men of the Southwest
Football Team placed ten players on the
All-City Football Team. Linebacker
Marquis Daniels made 107 tackles, 8
quarterback sacks, and caused 5 fum-
bles. Another linebacker Kelvin Oliver
made the city squad by making 148
tackles and intercepting 3 passes.
Southwest's best man-to-man defender
was defensive end Art Cummings. De-
fensive back Jack Parks broke up 4
passes and had 3 interceptions. Punter
Marcus Andrews made the team by
averaging 49.1 yards per punt. Linemen
Michael Moore and Derek Dumas
made the All-City squad by grading out
90% in their blocking. Receivers James
Flowers and Charlie Simmons had an
outstanding year. Flowers had 23 catch-
es for 611 yards and 5 touchdowns,
while Simmons had 39 catches for 537
yards and 4 touchdowns. Charlie, one of
Southwest's top college prospects,
signed to play for Georgia Tech. Quar-
terback Joe Dupree, showed why he
was one of the state's top recruits by
completing 94 passes for 1,489 yards
and 12 touchdowns. He signed to play
with the University of Georgia. South-
west also placed three players on the
All-Middle Georgia Football Team.
Named were Marcus Andrews, James
Flowers, and Joe Dupree.

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Dupree throws a
screen pass. Derek Dumas puts on his game face.
Quarterback Joe Dupree sets up another touch-
down pass. BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Kelvin
Oliver brings opponet to the ground as Jack Parks
comes to assist. Southwest Football Team: First
Row, Left to Right: L. Herring, N. Mack, J. Chap-
man, A. Cliett, L. Langley, A. Mallory, A. Pierce, J.
Lewis, T. Ayers, E. Brown, E. Jaskula. Second
Row, Left to Right: A. Sears, P. Cummings, T.
Sharpe, J. Parks, A. Cummings, J. Avery, R. Hill,
O. Reese, J. Dupree, D. Hicks. Third Row, Left to
Right: A. Sears, C. Evans, T. Walker, T. Smith, R.
Ivery, T. Moore, D. McElroy, J. Flowers, K. Brown,
H. Royal, M. Herring. Fourth Row, Left to Right: O.
Williams, T. Campbell, J. Lane, W. Coleman, J
Butts, K. Oliver, M. Andrews, L. Coats, M. Dupree,
C. Middleton. Fifth Row, Left to Right: J. Williams,
J. Lambert, S. Hatcher, C. Ayers, B. Simmons, S.
Solmon, C. Railey, J. Glass, M. Moore, D. Rumney,
J. Herring. Sixth Row, Left to Right: V. Royal, B.
Gay, M. Daniels, H. Simmons, D. Dumas, J. Styles,
S. Ivey, C. Benn, R. Walker, K. Robinson. Seventh
Row, Left to Right: K. Dawson, A. Ellington, W.
Byrd, J. Wilcher, R. Henley, G. Patat, T. Clark, C
Simmons.

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Simply The Best!

The best" in Southwest's Football
program were honored at an Awards
Assembly in the Willingham B gym on
January 17, 1990. Senior cheerleaders
receiving awards for showing that spe-
cial spirit associated with Southwest,
were Ericka Brown, Lisa Herring, Er-
ica Jaskula, and Jennifer Lewis. Un-
derclassmen cheerleaders were awarded
certificates. Johnny Higdon received
an appreciation plaque for his many
services to the school. Football man-
agers received varsity certificates.

The players also took their turn in
giving credit where credit was due by
presenting to the coaching staff,
plaques to show their gratitude for an
outstanding 1989 season. The plaques
were given to coaches Harvey Ap-
pling, Iris Hill, Clyde Barden,
Haywood Simmons, Albert Sharpe,
and Danny Grube. A special plaque of
the 1989 City Champions was given to
Coach Edgar Hatcher .

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The Winners Are

The following awards were presented to
the members of the Big Red Machine:
Coaches Award Robert Henley,
Chris Railey, Jamie Glass, and Anthony
Ellington. Defensive Rookie of the
Year Adrian Brown. Best Defen-
sive Back - Jack Parks. Most Val-
uable Special Team Player - Marcus
Andrews. Most Consistent Defensive
Player Haywood Simmons. Most
Valuable Defensive Lineman
Marquis Daniels. Most Improved Play-
er - James Flowers. Best Receiver -
Charlie Simmons. Best Offensive
Back - Perez Cummings. Most Ver-
satile Offensive Back - Ron Hill. Best
Offensive Linemen - Michael Moore
and Derek Dumas. Scholar Athlete -
Stacy Ivey. Iron Man Award - Art
Cummings. Most Valuable Offensive
Player - Joe Dupree. Most Valuable
Defensive Player Kelvin Oliver.
Coca Cola Golden Helmet Award
Joe Dupree.

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Stuart receives the
City Chamionship trophy. Ron Hill smiles for the
camera. Most Valuable Offensive player and Gold-
en Helmet award winner Joe Dupree. BOTTOM,
LEFT TO RIGHT: Senior players receive awards.
Underclassmen receive letters.

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Young Talent

The 1989 B-Team football team had an-
other squad of talented young men. The
squad, coached by Iris Hill, impressed
Southwest fans with victories over North-
east, Central, and Southeast. After a 28 to 14
loss to Baldwin, the team won their next four
games. The team finished a good season
with a 4-2 record and won the city cham-
pionship. Kareem Champ Brown was
the leading scorer with nine touchdowns.
With the winning attitude of these fine young
men, the Varsity football team can look for-
ward to many more succesful seasons.

The fall of 1989 was a learning experience
for the Southwest Ninth Grade team. Al-
though the team finished with a 0-4 record,
the team played with pride and determi-
nation. The hardwork displayed by these
young players will make good additions to
the future B-Team and Varsity football
teams.

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Walker avoids the pres-
sure. Coach Hill points out stragedy to Champ
Brown. S. Bonner drops back to pass. BOTTOM,
LEFT TO RIGHT: B-Team picture, First Row: T.
Sharpe, O. Reese, C. Evans, T. Walker, R. Ivery, D.
McElroy, T. Smith, K. Brown, T. Campbell, J.
Lane. Second Row: C. Brown, W. Coleman, M.
Powell, J. Butts, M. Foster, T. Taylor, K. Abrams,
S. Hatcher, B. Simmons, C. Black. Third Row: T.
Willis, J. Styles, J. Reynolds, Coch Iris Hill, J.
Wilcher, G. Patat, T. Clark.

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ninth Grade team picture,
First Row: D. Owens, S. Bonner, N. Hargrove, J.
Ellington, G. Polite, B. Nicholson, T. Hicks, T.
Fort, C. Hughes, J. Harden, V. Smith, S. Worthy.
Second Row: Coach Reid, J. Williams, M. Jacobs,
S. Johnson, M. Youns, J. Caldwell, B. Joyner, T.
Calhoun, A. Mason, D. Clements, D. Ford, C.
Halligan, C. Blow, C. Mark, Coach Simmons.

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The Southwest Lady Patriots were
coached by Dannah Graham, and as
always, showed their determination and
spirit on the field. The team ended the
regular season with a 9-4 record, with
wins against Baldwin, Northeast, Cen-
tral, and their sister school, Southeast.
Each victory can be attributed to the
hard work put forth, on and off the field,
by every player.

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Melody Sandford tagging
out an opponent. Team. Back Row: L. Howard, T.
Smith, A. McCray, A. Grant, T. Smith, T. Wool-
folk, T. Hall, M. Sandford, D. Graham. Front Row:
N. Bernier, T. McKinney, A. Lovsey, K. Mason, T.
Dinkins, S. Oliver. Shantelle Oliver feels the agony
of de ball. Taniece Smith strutting her stuff.
Tiffany Smith makes an effort to catch the ball.
Annie Bell McCray making an outstanding play.

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Awards

At the girl's softball banquet, awards
were given to the players who achieved
their highest potential. Trece Dinkins
and Tara Hall received Sr. trophies.
This years most valuable player was
Annie Bell McCray. The team's most
spirited were Tonya Woolfolk and Tif-
fany McKinney. The best defensive
player was Lisa Howard.

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Melody Sandford scoop-
ing it up. Kim Mason drives it home. Tiffany
Gildersleeve putting power behind her swing. Lisa
Howard showing her perfect form. Trece Dinkins
teasing the opponent. Annie Bell McCray making
an outstanding play

Young Team
Finishes Strong

With only four experienced wrestlers,
the Patriots made a slow beginning, los-
ing their first match to East Laurens, 24
to 48. The wrestlers improved greatly
throughout the season and finished 18th
out of 80 schools who competed in the
state tournament. Senior Marquis Dan-
iels won 27 out of 28 matches. His
tremendous talent on the mats earned
him the honors of Hornet Classic Cham-
pion, Fitzgerald Invitational Champion,
Southwest Invitational Champion, Out-
standing Wrestler of the Southwest In-
vitational, and Area Champion. Ter-
rance Williams, also a senior, finished
his season with a 21-3 record. He placed
third in the Hornet Classic, was the Fitz-
gerald Invitational runner-up, and the
Area Champion State runner-up.

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Smith goes for the
takedown. Southwest starts off strong. Southwest
wrestler turns his opponent. BOTTOM, LEFT TO
RIGHT: M. Daniels shoots for the pin. Coach
Grube yells encouragement to his wrestler. M
Daniels anticipates the next match. SW waits for
more

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BASKETBALL

Lady Pats Stay Optimistic

The 1989-90 season for the South-
west Lady Patriots was another suc-
cessful year for a relatively young and
inexperienced team. They compiled a
16-6 record and won the Savannah Hol-
iday Classic Tournament. Coaches Al-
bert Sharpe, Iris Hill, and David
Reid felt the girls won more games than
they had anticipated at the beginning of
the season. The team had only three
experienced players returning from last
years Region Champions seniors
Larita Knight and Latarsha Harvey
and junior Lisa Howard. Rounding out
the starting five were juniors Taniece
Smith and Tonya Woolfolk.With the
loss of Knight at mid-season, freshman
Asa Grant was thrust into a starting

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position. The team then looked to How-
ard and Harvey for their offense. Both
these players were excellent outside
shooters and could also drive to the
basket. Lisa Howard finished the season
averaging 16 points and 8 assists per
game. Latarsha Harvey averaged 15
points and 8 rebounds per game.

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tasha Harvey brings the
ball down the court. Coaches Hill, Sharpe, and
Reid talk to the girls during a time-out. MIDDLE,
LEFT TO RIGHT: Lisa Howard concentrates on
her foul shot. The Team; First Row: A. McKinney,
T. Dinkins, L. Howard, S. Oliver, L. Poole.Second
Row: Coach Sharpe, R. Jordan, A. Grant, T
Smith, L. Harvey, T. Woolfolk, Coach Hill. BOT-
TOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tonya Woolfolk goes
after a loose ball. Tasha Harvey looks inside to Asa
Grant. Taniece Smith guards against the inbound
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SW Stars

The Southwest Lady Patriots proved
that they, too, have the winning bas-
ketball spirit by capturing first place in
the Savannah Holiday Classic tourna-
ment during the Christmas holidays.
During first round play they defeated
Jenkins 84-21, and then won over Wind-
sor Forest 67-29. In the championship
game Larita Knight and Lisa Howard
scored 20 and 17 points respectively to
lead the Southwest Lady Patriots to a
67-29 victory. Knight was named the
Tournament MVP. The Lady Patriots
placed four players on the All-
Tournament team Larita Knight,
Lisa Howard, Taniece Smith, and
Latarsha Harvey. Southwest was also
honored when both Lisa Howard and
Tasha Harvey were named the All-City
second team.

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT:Tasha Harvey shoots for
two as Asa Grant goes to the boards. Asa Grant
and Taniece Smith play tough defense. Tasha
Harvey hits the floor as Lisa Howard comes to her
aid. BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT:Lisa Howard
shoots over her defender. Lisa Howard dribbles
toward the basket. During a timeout Tonya Wool-
folk checks her injured finger.

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Pats Win Region With 12-0 Record

The talented Southwest Patriots con-
tinued their winning tradition by having
another outstanding season. Coached by
Don Richardson, Clyde Barden, and
Ronald Taylor, this team proved to be
the best in Region 2AAAA by finishing
with a perfect 12-0 region record. The
thriller of the season was the game be-
tween Southwest and Baldwin. The
game ended 82-81 in Southwest's favor
after FIVE overtimes. Reginald
Manuel hit the winning free throw with
no time remaining on the clock to end
two hours and 45 minutes of exciting
basketball. Manuel finished the game
with 35 points and Charlie Simmons
had 20 points.

Another exciting experience for the
Patriots was their trip to Chicago, Il-
linois, to play in the Windy City Classic
during the Christmas holidays. De La
Salle of Chicago handed the Patriots
their first loss of the season 56-44, but
Southwest came back the following two
games defeating Flint Central of Mich-
igan 61-51 and Chicago's Simoen 53-44.

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Chris Robinson and
Sharone Wright go to the boards. Sharone Wright
slams in a dunk. Art Cummings brings the ball
down the court. BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT:
The Coaches: C. Barden, D. Richardson, R. Taylor,
and Scorekeeper, A. Fugate. The Team; First
Row: C. Collins, A. Gibson, T. Ware, R. Dawson,
K. Oliver. Second Row: A. Wallace (statistician)
P. Smith, C. Robinson, C. Simmons, S. Wright, K
Satcher, R. Manuel, R. Hill, A. Cummings. The
coaches discuss strategy during a timeout. Doc
heads for the basket

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SW Makes Final Four

After
Southwest entered sub-region play

another successful season,
The
Patriots played an inspired Baldwin
team for a third time, but Southwest
cruised to the Sub-Region title with a 75
55 win. Charlie Simmons was the
game high scorer with 24 points in-
cluding four 3-pointers. The win secured

Southwest home-court advantage in the

Region playoffs. Their first opponent in

the region play was city rival Central.
Southwest defeated them 107 to 81, and
then defeated Butler by breaking the
century mark again with 103 to 68 vic-
tory to win the region 2AAAA title. This
Win qualified the Patriots for the state
tournament. First round opponent for
Southwest was Carver of Columbus.
Southwest won the game 56 to 34 with
Sharone Wright leading the way with
19 points. The Patriots then defeated
Griffin 55-40 with Charlie Simmons
scoring 26 points.

The Patriots then headed to Atlanta
and the Final Four of the State AAAA
Tournament. Their dream of a seventh
and second consecutive state title came
to an end at the hands of Columbia in an

69-60 Even in defeat
the Southwest Patriots exhibited their

true class on and off the court and ended

overtime game

a 25-3 season still number one in the
hearts of all their supporters.

During the season, the Patriots were
led by Reginald Doc
Sharone Wright. Both players were
selected to the All-City and All-Middle
Georgia teams. Manuel was also named

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the Macon Telegraph and News Player
of the Year and was honored at the
Annual Naismith Awards Banquet by
being named to the Georgia State All
Star Team. Manuel averaged 25 points
and 5 rebounds a game with Wright
contributing 20 points and 17 rebounds
per game. Fans are looking forward to
next season with the return of both of
these talented players.

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Doc Manuel defends
against a pass. Charlie Simmons drives the base-
line. Sharone Wright pulls down a re-
bound.BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ms. Fugate
watches the game with intensity. Doc drives for
the goal as Sharone sets a pick. Ron Hill outjumps
his opponents for the ball

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On The Rise

The Ninth Grade Boys Basketball Team
had another outstanding season. For the
second straight year they went unde-
feated with a record of 10-0 and cap-
tured the City Championship. Coach
Eddie Robinson honored the team at a
banquet at Quincy's. Each player re-
ceived a trophy engraved with their
name and the season's record.

The B-Team Boys Basketball Team
coached by Ronald Taylor had a re-
spectable record of 5-5. The talent ex-
hibited by these young men will cer-
tainly help continue the tradition of
future basketball teams. The B-Team
girls had a learning experience this past
season. Even though the team finished
0-10, it does not reflect the hard work
put in by these young ladies and their
coach, Iris Hill.

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: B-Team Girls: First Row:
T. Bedgood, S. Rivers, T. Jarrell, T. McKinney, L
Hill. Second Row: Coach Hill, A. McCrary, R.
Jordan, A. Grant, B. Glover, W. Brown. Coach
Robinson presents trophy to Dewayne Owens.
BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: B-Team Boys: First
Row: Coach Taylor, N. Cornelius, K. Hubbard, T
Grayer, T. Sharpe, A. Mallory, C. Middleton, J
Williams, T. Green, A. Sears, A. Sears. Second
Row: K. Brown, S. Harris, D. Henry, M. Walker, B.
Simmons. Ninth Grade Boys: First Row: S. Bon-
ner, M. Davis, N. Hargrove. Second Row: R. Ivey,
J. Ellington, S. Clark, C. Hughes, K. Mack, M.
Jacobs, K. Randolph, N. Glover. Third Row: Train-
er L. Moore, K. Watson, T. Walker, L. Thomas, D.
Davis, J. Jackson, A. Johnson, D. Owens, C.
Blow, Coach Robinson.

VARSITY BASEBALL

Hustling Around :
The Diamond

The Patriots baseball team began the
season looking sharp in their new uni-
forms. After a loss to Jones County, the
Patriots won three in a row by defeating
Central, Southeast, and Northeast. They
lost to Northside in the Lem Clark Tour-
nament finals. Their hopes of a good
season fell through due to injuries sus-
tained by two of the top pitchers. How-
ever, everything came together for the
Pats in the series sweeps of Baldwin and
Northeast. The season ended with a 7-
12 record.

In spite of less than perfect season,
the future for the Patriot's baseball team
looks bright. With diamonds in the
rough, Tim Hicks and Todd Walker,
both Freshmen and the promising talent
of Junior, Ashley Dixon, the 1991 sea-
son looks good.

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Carroll gives the ball a
ride. M. Andrews takes a hard cut. B. Gay stretch-
es for the pitch, BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT:
Varsity Team: Standing, Left to Right: Coach
Hatcher, J. Higdon, M. Dupree, J. Flowers, R. Hill,
J. Robinson, M. Moore, B. Gay, H. Simmons,
Coach Grube. Kneeling, Left to Right: A. Dixon, T.
Hicks, E. Jones, L. Helms, D. Henry, T. Walker, J.
Reynolds, C. Simmons, M. Andrews. Sitting, Left
to Right: P. Cummings, B. Newman, B. Carroll, G.
Patat, R. Ivery, T. Reese, D. Williams, B. Simmons,
T. Sharp. The Coach gives instructions to the
team.

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TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Cummings struts his stuff. Patriot slides safely at home. A.
Dixon is congratulated by his teammates. MIDDLE, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Hill beats the
throw to first. A. Dixon shows his perfect form on the mound. BOTTOM, LEFT TO
RIGHT: J. Robinson prepares to throw a curve ball. M. Dupree waiting on the ball. M.
Moore makes the stop.

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B-Team/Ninth Grade Baseball

Batter Up! 1 ae

The B-Team was coached by Coach
Grube, and they had a very good sea-
son. Their record was 5-4 with wins
against Warner Robins, Northside, and
three wins against Southeast. The B-
Team had just the right talent for next
years varsity team. The Ninth grade
team was under the direction of Coach
Matthews, who taught the boys all they
need to know for the upcoming year.
The team finished their season with a
record of three wins and three losses.

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: B-Team picture: First
Row: Coach Grube, T. Sharp, A. Gibson, J. Flow-
ers, J. Reynolds, G. Patat. Second Row: R. Ivory,
T. Reese, D. Williams, E. Jones, T. Walker, B.
Simmons, T. Hicks. Ninth Grade team: Standing:
T. Walker, J. Beck, C. Halligan, C. Stephens, R.
Ivory, Coach Matthews. Kneeling: J. Caldwell, C.
Goss, A. Mason, B. Nicholson, E. Stephens, C.
Hughes. BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Walker
hits a grounder. Coach Grube talks to D. Williams
and G. Patat. C. Halligan runs to first. Coach
Matthews talks to players.

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On The Right Track

The Girls Varsity track team faced
a tough season this year with speed
and agility. The team more than ful-
filled their coaches expectations with
strong finishes in their track meets.
The team had a natural ability to
work together. The highlight of the
season was when the team competed
in a city wide meet and placed a
strong second out of four Macon
schools. LaTonya Woolfolk qual-
ified for the state tournament in the
long jump. With a number of the
ladies returning next year, the Lady
Patriots promise to have a bright fu-
ture.

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT:Tara Hill and Tonya
Woolfolk prepare for the meet. Tonya Wool-
folk starts off with a bang and not with a
whimper. Tasha Mack soars to new
heights. BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT:Tonya
Woolfolk leaps with all her might. Tara Hill
leaves the competition in the dust. Girls Var-
sity Track Team.First Row:A. Grant, U. Sam-
ples, L. Clayton, T. McKinney, T. Jarrell. Sec
ond Row: T. Mack, T. Woolfolk, L. Smith, T
Hill, S. Rivers. Third Row:A. Taylor, T. Smith,
S. Oliver

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Hard Workers

The Boys Varsity Track team went
into the season with great expectations
of having a good year. The team fulfilled
these expectations with top honors. The
440 relay team competed valiantly with
other Middle Georgia's best teams. The
440 Relay and Mile Relay teams finished
first in the All-City to capture the City
Championship. The 440 Relay and Mile
Relay teams were composed of Airrion
Malory, Carlos Blake, Reggie Wil-
liams, and led by Gabriel Harmon.
Carlos Blake qualified for the State
Tournament in the 300m hurdles and
long jump. Blake finished third in the
300m hurdles.

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT:Airrion Mallory gets some
advice from Coach Barden.Boys Varsity Track.
First Row: A. Harmon, T. Green, C. Smith, V.
Moore, A. Mallory. Second Row: C. Benn, T. Card,
R. Williams, P. Smith, C. Blake, G. Harmon. BOT-
TOM, LEFT TO RIGHT:Carlos Blake gives it his
best.Cedric Middleton runs the last lap.Ninth
Grade Track. First Row: N. Glover, J. Jackson, C.
Foster, J. Ellington, W. Owens. Second Row:
Coach Simmons, C. Blow, V. Smith, D. Ford.

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In the Swing of Things

It's a hole in one, Fore!! What a slice,
nice drive. These are just a few of the
remarks you hear on the green during a
golf match. Yes, its that time again,
time for the 1990 Southwest Golf team
to take to the course. This years team
was led by Senior, Jeff Marshall, an
outstanding young golfer.

The team was made up of young and
inexperienced players who tried as hard
as they could to help the team out. The
1990 golfers traveled to Greensboro to
play in the Region Tournament, they
placed in sixth at this competition Jeff
Marshall brought a win to the team as he
placed third in the City Tournament.

The Patriots played hard all year long
showing both pride and determination.
With a few players returning, they are
looking forward to another good season.

TOP: Jeffrey Wilder poses before a round. Team
Standing: J. Flowers, B. Simmons, J Wilder
Kneeling: W. Johnson

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38 Soccer

The Patriot Soccer team started their
second season with team of young, in-
experienced players. Their season
ended with a record of four wins and
three losses. The Patriots lost their first
game to an experienced Dublin team, 8-
2. In their second game, the Patriots
skills showed improvement, as they
beat Southeast 3-0, in overtime. Al-
though they lost against Dublin, the
team was victorious over Perry and
Southeast. In a show of spirit, the Pa-
triots played Central for the City Cham-
pionship, losing 6-2.

Southwest showed their pride and
spirit the second time around and are
looking forward to next year.

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Dixon steals the ball
from a Southeast player. T. Smith drives the ball
down the field. Coach Reinerth studies over game
plans. BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Soccer
team: Standing, Left to Right: D. Clements, D.
Ford, Coach Reinerth, T. Smith, G. Becham, C.
Black, A. Cohen. Kneeling, Left to Right: L. Rum-
mel, J. Lambert, M. Dixon, D. Noel, A. Clark.
Sitting, Left to Right: A. Merchant, C. Railey, D.
Richardson, K. Smith, B. Dunlap, K. Bateman. D.
Noel runs from the pack that's in hot pursuit.

SW Smashers

The SW Smashers were coached by
Iris Hill. She coached the girls team to
a record of three wins and four losses.
The boys team had a record of four
wins and three losses. Both boys and
girls teams are only losing one player
this year, so the upcoming year looks
promising. Most of the members from
both teams were first year players. In
the Region 2AAAA, the girls lost out in
the first round while the boys advanced
to the quarter-finals in Augusta.

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Mason makes an ace
on the scene. T. Durham shows her powerful
backhand. L. Howard making a perfect backhand
R. Romeiser waiting on the upcoming serve. MID-
DLE: Girls team: Standing: Coach Hill, T. Dur-
ham, G. Ashcraft, T. Hill. Kneeling: J. Adams, L
Howard, T. Bedgood. T. Bedgood hitting a fore-
hand lob. BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Boys
Team: Standing: K. Satcher, A. Harmon, S
Wright, C. Robinson. Kneeling: A. Mason, R
Romeiser. T. Hill smashes the ball. S. Wright
makes an overhand shot

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Behind every great team, such as
ours, is a group of hard working cheer-
leaders. While their jobs may appear to
be all fun and games, the truth is, these
very dedicated ladies put in several
hours a week practicing their routines.
The Varsity Cheerleaders cheer faith-
fully during football season and the long
basketball season. These girls put forth
every effort to give support to our ath-
letes, and our winning records show just
how well they do.

The cheerleaders have many fund-
raisers each year, such as candy sales,
to pay for the cheerleading camp they
attend during the summer. This year the
tedious work paid off. They raised
enough money to go to Chicago, Illinois,

42 Varsity Cheerleaders

to cheer for the boys basketball team
when they played in the Windy City
Classic during the Christmas holidays.
This year's great group of cheerleaders
was under the capable direction of She-
lia Bell.

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jennifer Chapman shows

it by clapping her way to victory. Cheerleaders
shows Southwest is number one by huddling to
gether after the Central game. Teresa Ayers prays
over a foul shot. MIDDLE, LEFT TO
RIGHT:Andrea Mallory cheers the players to vic
tory. Cheerleaders jump to a great start at the
beginning of a basketball game. Bookie Cliett
cheers hard for the mighty Patriots. Ericka Jas
kula leads the crowd in a rousing cheer. BOTTOM
Varsity Squad: First Row:E. Jaskula, A. Mallory,
T. Ayers, N. Mack, J. Chapman. Second Row:1
Herring, L. Langley, E. Brown, J. Lewis, A. Pierce
A. Cliett

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The
Cheerleader

The 1989-90 Southwest Jr. Varsity
Cheerleading squad consisted of nine
exceptional young ladies. At UGA's
Cheerleading Camp, the girls received
an Award of Excellence. Under the guid-
ance of Mrs. India Cater, the Jr. Var-
sity Cheerleaders truly perfected and
boosted the traditional image of The
Cheerleader.

Besides all the hard work on the field,
the cheerleaders also sold football pro-
grams for the football team. They have
already begun to plan for summer camp.

TOP:Junior Varsity Cheerleaders smile for per-
fection.Bottom:Junior Varsity Squad. First
Row:T. Wyche, K. Kpor, A. Boone. Second Row:
D. Miley, R. Johnson, S. Williams, K. Nelson. Third
Row:K. McKinnon, L. Rummel.

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ees True Spirit

The Ninth Grade Cheerleading Squad,
coached by Mary Cliett, demonstrated
strong support for the ninth grade teams

at Southwest. Every year the Ninth
Grade Cheerleaders look forward to the
Homecoming game because they have
the opportunity to cheer along with the
Varsity Cheerleaders. They really ex-
pressed their enthusiastic spirit that
night.

Along with their other events, they
sold doughnuts to help raise money for
the Ninth Grade Basketball banquet.
Through their outstanding performance
the girls showed their true spirit
throughout the year. These girls are
looking forward to advancing to the B-
Team and Varsity squads.

TOP:Andrea Anderson and Roshanda Moore fin-
ish their cheer with perfection. BOTTOM:Ninth
Grade Squad:First Row:N. Pope, R. Moore. Sec-
ond Row:L. Gilbert, L. Dixon, K. Plummer, S.
Bryant, J. Adams. Third Row:C. Clark, K. Gilbert,
A. Anderson.

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52 Administration

Southwests Executives

Every good factory has to have a Board Room. In that
room, or suite of offices are the Chairman of the Board, the
C.E.O. and other executive personnel. In the Education Busi-
ness they are referred to as Principals. Southwest has been
fortunate in the past as well as the present, to have had CEO's
of the highest caliber. Mr. Gerald Stuart serves as the
Complex CEO (Principal). He sets the standards for the entire
school to follow. Mr. Jesse Mays , First V.P. (Assistant
Principal) handles the daily problems of running a business
.. .which is usually disruptive workers" (students). Mrs. Jack-
ie Richardson, Production Manager, (Assistant Principal of
Instruction) approves the plans and makes sure that the Plant
Supervisors (teachers) are on task. Mr. Charles Rogers,
Technical Engineer (Principal of Vocational Building), makes
sure that the vocational interests of the students are served. In
the Willingham A Plant, Mr. John Grenga serves as CEO. He
is assisted in those duties by Mrs. Grace McCormick .

Southwest is one of many plants in the Bibb County Cor-

poration. Chairman of the Board is Dr. Thomas Hagler, who
serves as Superintendent of Bibb County Schools. He has been
with the Bibb System for nine years and has implemented
many changes in the factories through his emphasis on
excellence in the product. Mr. William Bell is Assistant
Superintendent for Secondary Education. Mr. Bell has been
with the company for over thirty years. Dr. Thomas Mad-
ison is the Deputy Superintendent of this corporation. With
this Board there is no question of a successfully geared product.

Opposite Page:The Executives gear up for the Spirit of 90. TOP LEFT:
Gerald Stuart, Complex Principal-B.S., Ed. S.; Jesse Mays, WB Assistant
Principal-M.A., B.S., M. Ed., Ed. S.; Jackie Richardson, WB Assistant Principal-
A.B.. M.A.T., Ed. S.; Charles Rogers, Vocational Supervisor-B.A., M.A., Ed. S.;
Columbus Watkins, WA Former Principal-B.S., M. Ed., Ed. S., Ed. D.; John
Grenga, WA Assistant Principal-A.B., M. Ed., Ed. S. TOP RIGHT: Thomas
Hagler, Superintendent of Bibb County Public Schools-B.A., M. Ed., Ed. S., Ph.
D.: Thomas Madison, Deputy Superintendent-B.A., Ed. S., Ph. D.; William Bell,
Assistant Superintendent- Secondary Schools-B.S., M.A., Ed. S.

Administration 53

G. E. Amos Science
Carolyn Andrews WB
Secretary

Rob Andrews Special
Education.

Clyde Barden Physical
Education; Football;
Basketball; Boys Track
Eugene Barden Math

James Barfield -Social
Studies; Academic Team
Leonard Battle Math
Gwen Bell Social Studies
Beta Club; Senior Advisor
Maston Bell CVAE; VOCA.
Sheila Bell Special
Education; Varsity Cheerleaders.

Eloise Black Math.
Linda Bowden Spanish.
Dinah Brown Social
Studies.

Veronica Calhoun Home
Economics; FHA.

India Cater Science; Jr.
Varsity Cheerleaders.

54 Faculty

Nina Childs Jr. Counselor.
Janice Childers -WB Registrar
Mary Cliett Health;Phy-
sical Education; 9th Grade
Cheerleaders

Garey Cooper French
Demaris Copeland Special
Education.

Mary Cote WA Registrar.
Gregory Cubit -Art; Art

Club.

Fernando De Rojas -Spanish.
Alice Dickey Math; Mu
Alpha Theta; Jr. Varsity

Math Team.

Lewis Downer Sophomore
Counselor.

Geraldine Dumas Special
Education; Pep Club.

Ann Foster -CBE Coordinator;
FBLA.

Ann Fugate Social Studies;
Annual Staff; Basketball
Statistician.

Wilma Fussell Complex
Secretary.

Dorothy Gibson -Special
Education.

Faculty 55

Joey Givens Science
Mary Glover English

Dale Gonzalez Foreign
Language

Dorothy Goodrum English
Drama Club

Dannah Graham Art;
Softball; Art Club

Jimmie Grisham Social
Studies.

Danny Grube Physical
Education; Football;
Wrestling; Baseball.

Edgar Hatcher Physical
Education; Athletic Director;
Football; Baseball.

Melissa Helton English.
Iris Hill Physical
Education; Football; Girl's
Basketball; Girl's Tennis.

James Hinson Science;
Department Chairperson.

Susan Honeycutt Cosmetol-
ogy; Cosmetology Club.

Joann Ishmail English.
Milton Ivery Math.

Oscar Jackson Band
Director.

Barbara Jolley Math

Ida Jordan -English; Y-Club
Jerry Joyner Industrial
Arts; Industrial Arts Club

Sue Kalbfleisch English;
Newspaper; Leo

Juanita Kirkpatrick Social
Studies

Christine Kpor Spe-
cial Education; Dept.
Chairperson;

Junior Advisor

Jerrilyn Larkin Eng-
lish; Literary Club;
Carline Leonard Eng-
lish; TAP

John Mattews -Socia!
Studies; Baseball.

Mae Matthews Vocational
Secretary

Clara McCann WA Clerk.
JoAnn McDuffee WA Media
Specialist.

Richard Merchant -Sci-

ence.

Judy Moore Math;

Beta Club; Math Team.

Linda Neal WA Secretary.

Faculty 57

Trudy Norris -English
Department Chairperson
Bitsy Phillips Eng-
lish; Civinettes; Key
Virginia Phillips
Social Studies; Key;
Civinettes; Annual

Staff

Carolyn Pirkle WB Media
Specialist

Lee Ann Raby Math
Octagon Club

Family
Hobby

Collecting baseball cards is a real
family affair for Coach Danny
Grube. He and his four brothers have
been collectors since they were young
children. Today, Coach Grube shares his
hobby with his three children.

I've collected baseball cards since |
was in the first grade. | played baseball
almost everyday when | was growing
up. ..| guess thats what got me inter-
ested in the cards.' He is especially
proud of a Mickey Mantle Rookie Card.
His collection consists of mostly pre
1970's cards, but he does own quite a
few newer ones, such as 25 of Jose
Cansecos rookie cards. They may be
valuable some day. | don't collect for the
money, | just love baseball. Coach
Grubes collection consists of over
10,000 cards and includes another spe-
cial card, former Southwest Patriot, Mil-
ton Cuylers Rookie Card.

Larry Ramey Sr. Counselor
Athletic Business Mar

Alma Redding -Business
Education; FBLA

Alex Reid Science

Sherry Reid Science
John Reinerth -Mankind;
Soccer

Marilyn Rice Reading
Edward Robinson Sci-
ence; Boy's Basketball

Sandy Rogers WB Secre-
tary

Cynthia Ross English;
Montage

Nellene Salmon WB Media

58 Faculty

Albert Sharpe Physical
Education; Football;

Girls Basketball;

Track.

Gwendolyn Simmons -
Math; Jr. Varsity

Math Team; Mu Alpha
Theta.

Haywood Simmons Math;
Football; Track

Al Smith Trans-
portation

Norman Smith Metals;
Industrial Arts Club.

Esterine Stokes WB
Bookkeeper.

Betty Stewart Social
Studies; Student Council.
Stacy Summers ME
Coordinator; DECA.
Carol Taylor Math;
Math Team.

Ronald Taylor DCT
Coordinator; VICA; Bas-
ketball.

Eric Thompson Hort-
culture; Agribusiness;

FFA.

Sallie Townes English.
Patricia Vinson Special
Education.

Janie Wach Home Eco-
nomics; FHA.

Betty Walker Freshman
Counselor.

Faculty 59

Jewell Walker Math.
Mary Weaver Social
Studies; Sr. Advisor;
Dept. Chairperson
Doris Wellborn
Biology.

Ann Wilder Math;
Fund Raiser Advisor for
Boys Basketball

Gladys Wilder Special
Education.

Eleanor Wilson

WA Secretary

Randolph Wilson
English.

Pat Yarbrough Social
Studies.

Emmett Young Science
Lee Ann Young English.

Excellence
in
Education

Mrs. Christine Kpor recently re-
ceived the Bibb County Special Ed-
ucation Teacher of the Year Award.
She is a member of the Council for
Exceptional Children and the Georgia
Association for Educators. Mrs. Kpor
studied at Georgia College and Memphis
State University. She has never thought
of Special Education as being anything
more than offering extra help for those
who need it. She has travelled exten-
sively throughout Europe and Africa and
lived in Monrovia, Liberia, for five years.
Her favorite pastimes are listening to
soothing music, collecting mugs, and
helping others help themselves.

Southwest's Teacher of the Year for
1990 was Ms. Ann Fugate and the
nominee from our school for Bibb Co.
Teacher of the Year. As one of the three
finalists Ms. Fugate was runner-up for
this honor. She has a B.S. degree from
the University of Tennessee at Chat-
tanooga and an M. Ed. from Georgia
College. After twenty-eight years of
teaching Ms. Fruitcake, as she is af-
fectionately called, still loves working
with young people. At Southwest she
teaches Social Studies, advises the
Yearbook Staff, and keeps the
scorebooks for the Varsity Basketball
teams. Outside of school Ms. Fugate
loves her bowling. She was named
Macon's Bowler of the Year in 1980.

60 Faculty

Thank You

The students of Southwest High
School want to send a very special
thank you to the lunchroom staffs of
Willingham A and B. Their day begins
around 6:30 am when they arrive at
school to begin scrambling eggs and
frying bacon. After breakfast they begin
to prepare us a well balanced meal for
lunch. Our lunch usually consists of one
meat, two vegetables, and a dessert of
our choice.

We the students, sometimes forget
how hard our lunchroom staff works.
Cooking food, especially in the summer
when there is no air conditioning
(Willingham B) can be very hard work.
So the next time you go through the
lunchline and the staff is waiting to
serve you with a smile, remember how
hard they have worked and say Thank
You.

TOP,WB Staff.First Row:B. Hall, E. Finny, S. Ad-
kins.Second Row:P. Smith, E. Fambles, E. Smith,
M. Smith. BOTTOM,WA Staff.First Row: M. Ash-
ley, L. Collier, C. Williams.Second Row: A. Edge,
A. Pope, A. Fair.

Lunchroom Staff 61

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*Seasons Greetings from the Faculty

Christmas would not be the same with-
out the faculty's performance of the
Twelve Days of Christmas. The faculty
puts on this great skit annually for the
Senior class. The teachers continue to put
on a show that displays their Christmas
spirit. Milking maids, leaping lords, and
dancing ladies got the seniors rocking with
Christmas spirit. Everyone laughed when
Mr. Stuart, Mr. Mays, and Mrs. Rich-
ardson portrayed the drummers of the
Southwest Marching Band. After the skit,
the teachers provided the seniors with

Christmas goodies. The students really en-
joyed the performance and will always
cherish it.

Cast Of Characters Singers-S. Bell, G.
Dumas; Partrige in a Pear Tree-I. Hill, V.
Phillips; Turtle Doves-A. Fugate, T. Nor-
ris; French Hens-J. Barfield, J. Givins;
Calling Birds-B. Phillips, M. Helton;
Golden Rings- K. Kpor; Geese-a-Laying-G.
Bell; Swans-a-Swimming C. Johnson;
Maids-a-Milking- M. Weaver, D. Brown,
B. Crossan; Ladies Dancing-D. Graham;
Lords-a-Leaping -E. Hatcher, R. Mer-

chant, A. Sharpe; Pipers Piping- D. Rich-
ardson, C. Barden; Drummers Drum-
ming- J. Richardson, -G. Stuart, J.
Mayes.

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Who are these turtle doves -
we know (Mrs. Fugate and Mrs. Norris.) Mrs. Rich-
ardson and Mr. Stuart jam to the beat. BOTTOM,
LEFT TO RIGHT: The Lords show their muscles.
Mrs. Stewart leads her cow out for milking. Our
partridge (Ms. Hill) perches under our pear tree (Mrs.
Phillips). The French Hens strut their stuff.

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Tavis Algea
Charles Allen

Erik Allman
Eric Anderson
Marcus Andrews

Tiffany Armstrong
William Atkinson

Kimberly Bagley

Marc Baker
Robin Ballard
James Banks

Calandra Barber
Heather Barth
Christopher Bass

Seniors 67

Andrea Battle
Michael Bond
Joe Booker
Katherine Boyd
Raymond Brinson

Dexter Brooks
Adrianne Brown
Candy Brown
Ericka Brown
Felicia Brown

LaTanya Brown
Jeremy Bryant
Debra Bundrage

Christopher Caines
Tracy Calloway

Doug Carr
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Scott Casteel

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Kristina Clinard
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Sandy Colston
Nicole Cook
Dawn Cottrell
Adris Coxton
Stacey Crowder
Arthur Cummings

68 Seniors

If there is anything you
want to know about baseball,
just ask Brian Dunlap. His
interest in the game and a
natural curiosity got him in-
terested in collecting Base-
ball Cards about five years

ago. Brian says he enjoys
studying the statistics and
trivia of the game and his
favorite players. He has over

nine thousand five hundred
cards in his collection and
Brian says as long as | am
alive and they continue to
make the cards he'll con-
tinue to collect them. Some
of the cards have become
valuable over the years, but
Brian's main reason for col-
lecting is his love for base-
ball!

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70 Seniors

In talking with French ex-
change student, Christine
Germain, one discovers
that Chris has interests sim-
ilar to our young people.
Christine lives in Brittany
where she has completed
high school. She enjoys
playing tennis, swimming,
and jogging. Chris also en-
joys history and philosophy

and hopes to attend law
school. She is also looking
forward to visiting China in
the future.

Southwest's other ex-
change student is Aaron
Deang who comes from the
Phillipine Islands. Both of
these students are far from
home, but seem to enjoy
Macon's hospitality.

Perez Cummings
Bobby Cupp
Carla Lynn Cupp
Christie Lee Cupp
Consuelo Daniel
Marquis Daniels
Audrey Daniely

Natasha Daniely
Aaron Deang
Trece Dinkins
Eric Duggar
Derek Dumas
Brian Dunlap
Joseph Dupree

Randy Durden
Tiffani A. Durham
Anderson Earley, Jr
Kimberly Earley

Leslie Elder

Anthony Ellington
Ima Endsley
Stephanie Evans
Belinda Everly
Amy Favors

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Jimmy Fordham
Michele Fountain
Stacey Foust
Tara Franklin

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Randy Gainer
Douglas Garrett
Richard Gates
Christine Germain
Jamie Glass

Joel Godwin
Chris Goode

Valarie Gooden
Michael Goodwin
Tacia Goodwin
Stephanie Goolsby
Terralyn Gordon
Tonja Gordon
Dawn Graham

Christopher Griffin
Shannon Gunnells
Randy Haire

Tara Hall

David Lamar Harper
LaTonya Harper
Tina Harper

Alisa Harrell

Class of 90

Janelle Harris
Tremayne Harris
Darren Hart
Latarsha Harvey

72 Seniors

Jimmy Melton has been
working on the railroad
since he was six years old.
His interest in trains began
when he visited Chattanoo-
ga, Tennessee, and saw the
model train layout. His father
helped him construct a mod-
el village, complete with
mountains, stores, and hous-
es. Jimmy has almost 200

engines and cars which pass
through tunnels and through
his town. He has boxcars, tank-
ers, flatcars, and of course, a
little red caboose. Other than
model trains, he also has a col-
lection of pewter trains. Jimmy
has a genuine engineer's cap
which came from the railroad
museum in Strasburg, Pennsyl-
vania. He also has a collection

of railroad paraphernalia,
which includes patches, key
chains, belt buckles, spikes,
and pictures. Although he
will be leaving the trains be-
hind when he leaves for col-
lege, Jimmy will be a heck-
uva engineer. Jimmy is
going to Georgia Tech.

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If music is the
international language,
then Dennis Henry, Chris
Griffin, and Ken Jones can
really speak the language!
Dennis has been playing the
trumpet for six years. He
says he expresses himself
through his music. He per-
forms with Southwest's
Marching Band and Jazz En-

semble and the All-State Jazz
Workshop.

Chris took his first piano les-
son when he was nine. He has
earned superior ratings in fes-
tival competitions. He is work-
ing on his own compositions
and hopes to become one of the
best musicians of all time.

Ken's goal is to be the best
bass player in the world. He

began playing bass four
years ago and plans to study
music in college. He, too,
performs with Southwest's
Jazz Ensemble, and has re-
ceived recognition by the
Georgia Association of Jazz
Educators and the Macon
Kiwanis Club. His dream of
becoming a studio musician
is rapidly becoming reality.

Tonya Hatcher
Lisa Hattaway
Robbie Hawkins
Kim Hayes
Robert Henley
Dennis Henry
Lisa Herring

Caprice Hester
Ron Hill
Carolyn Holley

Cassandra Hollingshed

Tammy Hollingshed
Michele Hollis
Tamia Horne
Shondra Horton

Carrie Howard
Stacy M. Hunnicutt
Alan Hunt

Stacy Ivey

Allen Jacks
Sonya Jackson
Erica Jaskula
Cedric Johnson

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Derek Johnson
Kelly Johnson
Staci Johnson

Windle Johnson
Angelan Johnston
Jennifer Jones
Ken Jones

Kim Jones
Marcus Jones
Nigel E. Jones

Antonio Jordan
Jennifer Jordon
Derrick Kendrick
Michael King

Ranitress King
Chery! Knight
Larita Knight
Gwen Kornegay

Stacey Lacefield

Amy Lawrence
Lori Lee
Katrina Lem
Jennifer Lewis
Traci Lewis

Class of 90

Tawsha Lockett
Tara Long

Julie Lowe

Lisa Elizabeth Lowe
Deborah Lynch

76 Seniors

She believes in the magic
of carousel horses. Kristina
Clinard surrounds herself
with statues, pictures, and
even a blanket of these
beautiful horses. Kristina has
it all. She began to collect
carousel paraphernalia while
vacationing in New Hamp-
shire, a state known for its
champion horses. I just

love horses in general, but
there is a special beauty and
magical quality in a carousel
horse." Kristina enjoys read-
ing and working with people,
too. She is certain to con-
tinue her collection after
high school. Who knows?
Someday she may have a
real life size carousel in her
yard!

Seniors 77

Dawn Lyons

Antonio Mack

Jason Maloy

Jeff Marshall
Jennifer Martin
Chris Matthews
Felenthean Matthews

John A. May
Melanie Maynard
Jamie Mayne
Torah D. McCowan
Denise McCoy

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James Melton

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Chad Miller
Derick Moore
Iris Moore
Michael Moore
Vernon Lamont
Lakeisha Mosley
Heidi Mueller

Eddie Murphy, Jr.
Kwajalein Neal
Kim Nelson
Quito R. Newbill
Nastasha L. Noble
Tara O'Bryan
Colin O'Neal

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Kelvin Oliver
Stacey Oliver
Ryan Orr
Steve Pardue
Cynthia Parks
Jack Parks, Jr.
Wayne Parks

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Tonya Penix
Ericka Pharisee
Melody Pierce
Eddie Pipkin
Kimberly Pittman
Latonya Poole
Kimberly Porter

Chris Railey

Tracie Rainey
Chanda Reliford
Michael Renn
Amanda Reynolds
DeWayne Richardson
Michelle Roach

John Robinson
Cindy Rogers
Steve Roland

Robert Romeiser
William Roquemore

Corey Samples
Wendy Sears
Latisha Seldon
Melody Sheffield
Charlie Simmons

Class of 90

Madonna L. Simmons
Jerelyn Sims

Juhan Slocumb
Felicia Smith

Kenya Smith

80 Seniors

DeWayne Richardson
just loves the water! He has
been skiing since the early
age of eight. DeWayne has
delighted his friends with his
tricky stunts. He slaloms
(skiing with one ski) and also
rides his kneeboard. He can't
wait for the warm weather to
arrive so he can get out on
the water. Sometimes he

doesnt wait he skiis in
cool temperatures, too.
DeWaynes current interest
is in wind-surfing. He should
have no problem continuing
his hobby because DeWayne
plans to have a career in Ma-
rine biology. He'll probably
grow gills before the Class of
90's tenth reunion.

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Kevin Smith
Regina Smith
Dewayne Spinks
Chris Spivey
Lakesia Straws
David Stubbs
Venita Talton

Skyla Laton Talton
Kevin S. Tanner
Catrina A. Taylor
Chantelle Thomas
Chonda Thomas
Danita Thomas
Octavia Thomas

Tim Thomas
Keshia Thompkins

Curtis Thompson Jr.

Susan Tidwell

Erica Tolbert

Scott Townsend
Leigh Ann Vandiver

Chad Vonsteenburgh
Chris Waldorf

Knitra Walker

lris V. Waller

Carol Ward

Asha Warner

Trella Warren

Wendy Webb
Keith White
Stephanie White
Australia Williams
Lori Williams
Tom Williams
Nolita Woolfork

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Carla Worthy
Timothy Lee Wright
Charlene Wynn

Southwests
Super Seniors

Macon's Central City Park
has been the sight of many
special events, from horse
shows, to ball games, to the
annual Georgia State Fair.
It's ponds, fountains, and ga-
zebo hold a little bit of south-
ern charm for Maconites and
also for visitors who come to
the city.

Each year the seniors at

Southwest select their favorites
from the members of their
class to represent them as
Southwest's Super Seniors.
They excell academically,
physically, and socially to be
the best in their class. This year
those special seniors are: Most
Academic - Nolita Woolfork
and James Fordham; Most
Likely to Succeed - Lisa Her-

ring and Robbie Romeiser;
Most Athletic - Trece Dinkins
and Joe Dupree; Best Dressed
- Kim Jones and Patrick Bent-
ley; Best All-Around- Erica
Jaskula and Charles Allen;
Most Popular- Skyla Talton
and Chris Spivey; Most Spir-
ited- Sharon Hughes and Derek
Dumas; Best Personality - Er-
icka Brown and Perez Cum-

mings.

The Spirit of 90 Staff
would like to congratulate
these outstanding students.
They are the best of the best
and we hope that they can
live up to their titles as
superlatives. They are
part of the reason why
Southwest is on top, where
we belong.

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Most Academic Most Athletic
Jimmy Fordham and Nolita Woolfork Joe Dupree and Trece Dinkins
Most Likely to Succeed Best Dressed
Robbie Romeiser and Lisa Herring Patrick Bentley and Kim Jones

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Best All-Around Most Spirited

Charles Allen and Erica Jaskula Derek Dumas and Sharon Hughes
Most Popular Best Personality

Chris Spivey and Skyla Talton Perez Cummings and Ericka Brown

Superlatives 87

Adams, Kristie 12/14/71. Beta
9-10; Annual Staff 12; Civinettes 10-
11; Student Council 10-12; Softball 10;
Junior Guide 11; Honor Roll 9. Song:
Right Here Waiting.

Algea, Erik (Tavis) 10/27/72.
Civitan 9-10; Youth Against Cancer
10; Beta 9-10; Art Club 11-12; News-
paper Staff 11-12. Song: Mr. Brown-
stone.

Allen, Charles (Pig) 12/10/71.
DECA 11-12; Pep Club 12; Student
Council 11; Senior Superlative Best
All-Around; Song: Rock Witcha.

Allman, Erik 3/28/72. Beta 9-12;
Spanish Club 11; Key Club 12.

Anderson, Eric (Big E) 1/4/71.
Band 9-12. Song: If You Ask Me To."

Andrews, Marcus 8/24/71. Var-

sity Football 9-12; Varsity Baseball 11.
Song; Baby, Come To Me.

Bagely, Kimberly M. (Kimbo)

3/17/72. VOCA 10-11; Graphic Arts
10-11; Softball 10-11; FFA 12. Song:
Seventeen.

Baker, Marc 7/28/72. Drama 9-
11. Song: ! Remember You.

Ballard, Robin (Rah) 6/4/72.
FFA 11; DECA 12.

James Banks (J.R.) 12/25/71.
Beta 9-10; Pep 10-11; VICA 12.
Song:"Scandalis."

Barber, Calandra Shawanna
(Shorty) 4/1/72. BETA 9-11; Pep
10-12; Marching Band 10-12; Band
Honor Society 11-12; FHA 12.
Song;:'All My Love."

Barth, Heather Lynn. 11/15/72.
Civinettes 11; Key Club 12; Montage
11, Editor 12; Golden Eagle Nominee
Journalism. Song:"'Add It Up.

Bartholf, Gene. 5/12/72. Art
Club 10-12; Governor's Honors Nom-
inee 11; Souhtwest Art Contest, Hon-
orable Mention 10, Second place and
Honorable Mention 11; Golden Eagle
Nominee Art.

Battle, Andrea (Drea) 3/7/72.
Principal's List 10; Honor Roll 11.
Song:*Baby Come To Me.

Bond, Michael D. (Mike)
6/21/72. Annual Staff 9.

Senior Directory

Booker, Joseph (Tater)
3/18/72. Band 10-12; Drill Sergeant
12; Section Leader 12; Computer Club
11. Song:**Girl I'm Gonna Miss You."

Boston, Calvin (Boogie)
8/30/70. VICA 11-12
Song:"*Children's Story.

Boyd, Katherine 5/3/72. Civinet-
tes 12; Mu Alpha Theta 12; Math
Team 12. Song:You're The Inspira-
tion.

Brice, Joseph (Tanka)
11/29/68. Song:*Here And Now.

Brinson, Raymond T. (Big Bird)
12/19/71. Perfect Attendance 10-12;
VICA 12.

Brooks, Dexter (Lighting)
8/16/71. B-Team Basketball 10; Var-
sity Basketball 11-12. Song:Closer
Than Just Friends."

Brown, Adrianne 4/2/72. Pep
Club 9; DECA 11-12. Song:"*Here And
Now."

Brown, Candida (Candy)
12/14/71. Pep Club 9. Song;:'Let's
Wait A While.

Brown, Ericka (Dimples)
7/22/71. Student Council Represen-
tative 9; Pep Club 9; Homecoming
Court 10,12; FHA Secretary 10; Miss
Junior Sweetheart 11; FHA Parliamen-
tarian 11; Varsity Cheerleader 11; FHA
President 12; Co-Captain Varsity
Cheerleaders 12; Senior Superlative
Best Personality. Song:Here And
Now.

Brown, Felicia (Feekee)
4/11/72. Honor Roll 9-11; Perfect At-
tendance 12. Song:'Here And Now."

Brown, Latanya (Evette)
3/28/71. Pep 9-10; Honor Roll 10.
Song;:*Just Call My Name.

Bryant, Eric (Eric B*) 3/9/71.
VOCA 10; Band 9-12; VICA 12.
Song:"*Smooth Operator."

Bryant, Jeremy 10/16/71. VICA
9; Art Club 10-12.

Bundrage, Debra (Fabulous)
1/26/72. Future Teachers of America
9-10; Teenagers Against Pregnancy
11-12; Future Business Leaders of
America 12; Ga. Certificate of Merit
11; Southwest Band 10-12; Sweet-
heart Coronation 10. Song:'*Baby
Come To Me."

Burke, Jemima (Jen) 8/7/71.
Song:*Baby Come To Me."

Caines, Christopher Allan (Pooh)
1/19/72. Pep Club 11.
Song:Don't Take It Personal."

Calloway, Tracy (Cole)
11/7/70. Song:*Always.

Carr, William Douglas (Doug E.
Fresh) - 12/30/70. Civitan 11; VICA
12.

Carroll, Brent Timothy (B.C.)
6/2/72. Beta 9-12; Student Council
Director 10-11, Complex Vice Pres-
ident 12; Principal's List 9,11,12; Hon-
or Roll 10; Varsity Baseball 10-12;
M.V.P. Junior Varsity Baseball; Pep
Club Award; Piggly Wiggly Leadership
Award 10-12; Annual Staff 12; Key
Club 12; Civitan 10-11; Governors
Honors Alternate to Science; Who's
Who Among American High School
Students; National Honor Society.
Song:*'Wind Beneath My Wings.

Casteel, Scott L. 7/16/71. VOCA
10-11; FFA 12; DECA 12. Song:Lost
In Your Eyes.

Clance, Heather 12/26/71. Oc-
tagon Club 9; Leo Club 10; Industrial
Arts Club 11; Future Business Leaders
of America 12. Song:Once Bitten
Twice Shy.

Clements, Steve (Auburn)
3/22/72. Civitan 11; VICA 12.
Song:"Country Can Survive.

Clinard, Kristina Michelle (Tiner
Winer) - 3/6/72. Advanced Cho-
rus 9-12; Girls Choir 11-12. Song:"*You
Take My Breath Away.

Cole, Wanda (Bubbles/Teddy
Bear) 8/31/71. Band 9; Perfect
Attendance 9; Just Say No 11; Art
Club 12; Future Business Leaders of
America i2Zt JSN 10.
Song:'Patience."

Coley, Tinora (Tina) 6/21/72.
FHA 11-12; FBLA 12; Civinettes 12;
Annual Staff 12. Song:**Arms of Ori-
on.

Cook, Nicole 1/20/72. Chorus 9;
Drama Club 10. Song:""How Deep Is
Your Love.

Cotrell, Dawn 11/28/71. Leo
Club 10; DECA 12. Song:*'Angel
Eyes.

Coxton, Adris (P-Nut) 3/3/72.
Chorus 9-12; Pep Club 9.
Song:**Spend The Night.

Crowder, Stacey 8/28/72. Cos-
metology Club 11-12. Song:''N.E.
Heartbreak."

Cummings, Arthur (Art)
7/9/70. Pep 12.

Cupp, Bobby (Booby) 8/10/72.

DECA 11, Vice President 12.

Cupp, Carla 1/2/72. Beta 9-12
Literary Magazine 10; Civinettes 10-
11, Vice President 12; Student Council
12; Annual Staff 12; Mu Alpha Theta
11-12; Presbyterian College Junior
Fellow 11; Georgia Certificate of Merit
11; Junior Guide 11; Principals List 9-
12; Mock Trial Team 12. Song:"'lf
Only For One Night.

Cupp, Christie (Chris) 1/2/72.
Beta 9-12; Annual Staff 12; Literary
Magazine 10; Civinettes 10, Secretary
11, Vice President 12; Student Council
11-12; Mu Alpha Theta 12; Georgia
Certificate of Merit 11; Principals List
9-11; Leadership Award 11; Who's
Who Among American High School
Students 10-12; Junior Guide 11; Triv-
ial Pursuit Club 9; National Honor So-
ciety 10-12; Mock Trial Team 12.
Song:"*Wind Beneath My Wings.

Daniel, Consuelo (Tina) 5/9/72.
Computer Club 9-10; Spanish Club 9-
11; Future Business Leaders of Amer-
ica 11-12; Literary Magazine 12.

Daniely, Audrey (Tot) 8/29/71.
Beta Club 9-12; Pep Club 9,12; Vogue
10; Tap 11; Peer Counselor 9; Band
Honor Society 10-12; Marching Band
10-12; Who's Who Among American
High School Students 9-12; Outstand-
ing Distinguished High School Stu-
dents 9-12; Mu Alpha Theta 12; Senior
Class Representative 12. Song;:'Here
and Now.

Daniely, Natasha 5/14/72.
Song;:Baby Come To Me..

Dumas, Derek 10/16/72. Foot-
ball 9; Baseball 9; Varsity Football 10-
12; Wrestling 11-12; Third Runner-Up
to Mr. Beautillion 1989; Who's Who
Among American High School Stu-
dents; Pep Club 11, Vice-President 12;
Senior Class President; Project Link;
Alpha Phi Alpha Southern Teen Lead-
ership Conference; Senior Superlative
Most Spirited. Song:'Here and
Now.

Dunlap, Brian 1/23/72. Beta 9-
12, Council 10; Science 10-11, Project
Chairman 10, Vice-President 11; Key
12; Principals List 9; Honor Roll 10;
National Honor Society 9-10; Mu Al-
pha Theta 11-12; Math Team 9-12;
Academic Team 9-12.

Dupree, Joe 10/18/71. Pep 12;
Most Valuable Offensive Player 10-11;
Senior Superlative Most Athletic.
Song:"'Rock Witcha.

Durden, Randy 5/14/71. Civitan

9-10. Song:'Here | Go Again.

Durham, Tiffani Alyce (Tiff)
8/13/72. Beta 9-12; Teens Against
Pregnancy 9-11; National Honor So-
ciety of Distinguished American High
School Students 10-12; Pep 12; Teen
Comunity Representative 9-11; Annu-
al Staff 12; Mu Alpha Theta 12;
Marching Symphonic Band 9-12; Var-
sity Tennis 10-12; Honor Student 9-
10; Junior Guide; Band Honor Society
9-12; Who's Who Among American
High School Students 9-12; Latin Club
10. Song:"'Rock Witcha.

Dykes, Laura 2/3/72. Future
Business Leaders.

Dinkins, Trece LaShon (Tree)
6/8/72. Senior Superlative Most
Athletic. Song:Here and Now."

Duggan, Eric 12/31/71. Ad-
vanced Choir 12. Song:''Rock
Witcha.

Earley, Anderson Jr. (Andy)
3/22/71. Debate Team 12; Industrial
Arts 9; Senior Class Representative.
Song:"'I'm An Englishman In New
York."

Earley, Kimberly Frantella (Kim)
7/7/72. Cheerleader 10-11; Drill
Team 12. Song:"'Lost Without You.

Echols, Norman L.
4/27/70. Song:'Patience.

(Lee)

Elder, Leslie Gail (Les) 4/14/72.
LEO 9; Chorus 9,10,12; Show Chorus
10; Art Club 10-12; Montage 11-12;
DECA 12; Solo Ensemble, Excellent
Rating 9, Superior Rating 10; Honor
Roll 11; Junior Guide 11; Sweetheart
Coronation 10-11; Concert Choir, Su-
perior Rating 9-10. Song:Never Say
Good-Bye.

Ellington, Anthony James (A.J.)
11/15/72. Varsity Football.
Song:'Rock Witcha.

Endsley, Ima (Sweet-E) 1/1/73.
Beta 9-12; KEY 11-12; Honor Roll 9.
Song;:"'Everything.

Evans, Stephanie Diane (Maxx)
6/27/72. Beta 9-12; Newspaper,
Reporter 10-11, Columnist 12; LEO
10-12; Drama Club 11; DECA 12;
Civinettes 12; Mu Alpha Theta 12;
Honor Roll 9-12; Who's Who Among
American High School Students 10-
12; Youth Against Cancer 10; National
Honor Roll 9-12. Song:Dream On.

Ford, Michelle (Chicken)
4/23/71. VOCA 9-10,Secretary 9-10;
Track 9,12. Song:"Soon As | Get You
Home.

Fordham, James (Jimmy)
7/8/70. Song:"'Simple Man."

Fountain, Michele Lynn
8/11/72. Beta 10-12; KEY 10-11; VI-
CA 12; Certificate of Merit; Pricipals
List 10-12; Who's Who Among Amer-
ican High School Students; Mu Alpha
Theta 12; Chorus; Song:Strength of
My Life.

Foust, Stacey (Rugrat)
12/30/72. Industrial Arts Club 10-11;
VICA 12; Song:Poison.

Franklin, Tara Shalon (Tootie)
12/27/71. Song:We're Gonna Make
It."

Fuller, Tracey 11/14/70. Beta 9;
Civinettes 10-12; Honor Roll 9; VOT
12. Song:"*How Can | Fall.

Fullman, Don 1/21/72. Art Club
9-11, won secondary Art contest in
ninth grade. Song:*'Crazy Train.

Fulmore, Harriette Darlene
(Muffin) 6/22/72. Honor Roll 9-
10.

Gainer, Randy 3/28/71. Perfect
Attendance 9-10; VICA 11.
Song;:''Personality.

Gates, Richard (Slick) 1/10/72.
Football 9; DECA 12; Junior Guide 11;
United States Achievment Award
(Math) 10-11.

Germain, Christine 8/14/71. Ex-
change Student From France. Spanish
Club 12.

Gladin, Tami 5/12/72. Future
Farmers of America 12. Song:l Re-
member When.

Glass, James (Jamie) 3/13/72.
Football 9-12; Art 12.

Goodwin, Joel (Duey) 7/26/72.
Future Farmers of America 10-12.
Song;:Born To Be Wild.

Goode, Chris (Pooh) 8/25/72.
Baseball 9-10. Song:"Spend The
Night.

Gooden, Valarie (Val) 10/13/71.
DECA 11. Song:Babies Having Ba-
bies.

Goodwin, Michael J. (Grandpa)
5/6/71. VICA 12. Song:'Family Tra-
dition.

Gordon, Terralyn Necol (Nikki)

2/16/72. Teens Against Pregnancy
10-11; Future Homemakers of Amer-
ica Il 12. Song:"Baby Come To Me.

Gregory, Stanley Jerome (Duke)
5/18/72. Art Club 9-11,
Song:'Suspicious Minds.

Griffin, Christopher Paul (Chris)
4/8/72. Spanish Club 11; Ad-
vanced Chorus 9-12; All-State Chorus;
Vocal four years; Show Chorus 9-12;
Golden Eagle Nominee Music

Gunnels, Tracey Shannon
8/14/72. Beta 9-11; DECA 12.
Song;:"All | Need.

Haire, Randy (Harebear)
11/30/70. DECA. Song:"*Miss You
Much.

Hall, Tara (T) 3/28/72. Pep 9-
10; VICA 12; Track 9,11-12; Softball
10,12; Basketball 10,12. Song:"*Rock
Witcha.

Harper, David L. (Dave)
5/14/71. Beta 9-10; Latin 10-12;
Football. Song:"Girl I'm Gonna Miss
You.

Harper, Latonya (Nuk-Nuk)
12/20/72. Drill Team 10-11, Captain
12; DECA 12. Song:"Here And Now.

Harper, Tammy (Tambo)
8/4/71. Song:'| Remember You.

Harper, Tina (T-Wee) 8/4/71.
DECA 11-12; Cosmetology 10.
Song:"Listen To Your Heart.

Harrell, Alisa 9/11/72. Beta 9-
12; Annual Staff 12; Mu Alpha Theta
11-12; Teens Against Pregnancy 11;
Band 10-12; Band Honor Society 11-
12; Pep Club 12; Outstanding Students
of America 9-12; Whos Who Among
American High School Students 9-12;
Junior Assistant 11; Georgia Certif-
icate of Merit Winner 11; Society of
Distinguished High School Students
10-11; Perfect Attendance 10-11;
Principal's List 9-12. Song:*Spend
The Night.

Harris, Janelle (Nell) 1/30/72.
Teens Against Pregnancy 11; Drill
Team 11-12. Song:"Miss You Much.

Harris, Tremayne (T.S.D.)
3/1/72.

Hart, Darren (Duke) 6/26/71.
Song:"How Deep Is Your Love.

Harvey, Andre (Ore) 2/5/72.
Hawkins, Robbie (Hippie)

4/22/72. Art Club 11. Song:"'I'll Be
There For You.

Hayes, Kim 3/29/72. LEO 9; Peer
Counselors 10-12; Art Club 11; Cos-
metology 10-11; Civinettes 12; DECA
Secretary 12.

Hatcher, Tonya 8/3/71. Basket-
ball 10; Cross Country 11.
Song:"Make It Last Forever."

Hattaway, Lisa 6/17/72. Band 9-
12; LEO 10-12; Who's Who Among
American High School Students 11;
National Honor Roll 11; Outstanding
High School Students of America 11-
12. Song:"Right Here Waiting.

Henley, Robert O. (Skeet)
12/18/71. Honor Roll 10; Junior Guide
11; Perfect Attendance 9-10; Football
9-12. Song:"Good-Bye Love.

Hester, Caprice Vushune (Shune)
11/9/71. Pep Club 12. Song:*'Here
And Now.

Hill, Michael (Lump) 9/16/70.
Pep Club; VICA. Song:"Spend The
Night.

Hill, Terrance (Terry) 8/6/70.
Football 11. Song:"Cruse Word.

Holley, Carolyn (Fish bait)
3/22/71. Song:"'| Remember You.

Hollingshed, Cassandra Gail
(San) Future Homemakers of
America 9-10; Key 11-12; DECA 12.
Song:Here And Now.

Hollingshed, Tammy 4/30/71.
Song:"Something In The Way You
Make Me Feel.

Hollis, Michelle 8/23/72.
Song:"Love Shack.

Horne, Tamia 3/6/71. VICA 12.
Song:"How Deep Is Your Love.

Horton, Shondra 7/14/72. Pep
Club 12; Newspaper Staff 10-12.
Song:Spend The Night.

Howard, Carrie 8/8/72. Beta 10-
12; Math Team 12; Governor's Honors
Alternate 11; Principal's List 9-11; Mu
Alpha Theta 11-12; Civinettes 11; Key
Club 12. Song:"Pretty Vacant.

Hughes, Sharon (Olive Oyl)
1/5/72. Beta 9-12 Student Council
Representative 11; Senior Superlative
Most Spirited; Golden Eagle Nom-
inee Industrial/ Vocational.

Hunnicutt, Stacy Michelle
5/5/72. Beta 9-12; Key Club 10; DE-
CA 12; Governor's Honors Nominee
11; Principal's List 9-10; Honor Roll
11.

Hunt, Albert 2/19/72. Pep Club
11.

Jacks, Allen (Apple Jacks)
4/6/72. Beta 9-12; Math Team 9-12;
Mu Alpha Theta 11-12, Treasurer; De-
bate Team 9-11, Co-Captain; Latin
Club; Vice-President; Key Club 12;
Perfect Attendance 9-12; Principal's
List 9-12; Who's Who Among Amer-
ican High School Students 10-11.
Song:"'| Remember You.

Jackson, Sonya Monique (Soni)
8/31/72. Beta 9-12, Secretary 11;
Annual Staff 12; Teens Against Preg-
nancy 10-11; Pep Club 12; Band Honor
Society 10-12; Marching Band 9-12;
Symphonic Band 10-12; Concert Band
9; Jazz Ensemble 11-12; Band Assis-
tant Secretary 11; Teen Community
Representative 10-12, Vice-President
11; Who's Who Among American
High School Students 9-12; Most Out-
standing Freshman (Band) 9; Princi-
pal's List 9; Honor Roll 10-11; Perfect
Attendance 9-11; Math Team 9.
Song:*Here And Now."

Jaskula, Erica (Bob) 4/17/72.
Beta 9-12, Secretary 12; Cheerleader
9; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 10; Var-
sity Cheerleader 11-12, Captain 12;
Civinettes 10-12, Treasurer 11, Pres-
ident 12; Principal's List 9-11; Student
Council Representative 9-11; Senior
Class Vice-President 12; Mu Alpha
Theta 11-12; Governors Honors Al-
ternate 11; Junior Guide 11; Who's
Who Among American High School
Students 10-12; National Honors So-
ciety 10-12; Trivial Pursuit Club 9;
Georgia Certificate of Merit 11; Lit-
erary Magazine, Prose Editor 10; Sen-
ior Superlative Best All-Around;
Golden Eagle Nominee Drama.
Song: Nobody's Fool."

Johnson, Cedric 1/8/71. Beta 9-
12; Key 11-12; Song:"Leaving On A
Jet Plane.

Johnson, Derek R.(Deja)
2/7/72. Pep Club 10; VICA 12.
Song:"'Spend The Night."

Johnson, Kelly (Killer)
8/31/71. Future Farmers of America
12. Song:Simple Man."

Johnson, Staci Lynne 5/24/72.
FHA 10-11; VICA 12. Song:'] Remem-
ber You.

Johnson, Windle (Neon)
3/4/72. Band 9-12; Golf 11.
Song:*When I See You Smile."

Johnston, Angelan (Angine)
1/23/72. Trivial Pursuit Club 9; Beta
9-12; Marching Band 9-11, Most Out-
standing Sophomore 10; KEY Club 10;
Band Honor Society 10-11; Civinettes
11-12, Chaplain 12; Symphonic Band
10-12; Jazz Ensemble 11-12; Annual

Staff 12; Perfect Attendance 9-10;
Georgia Certificate of Merit 11; Prin-
cipal's List 9-11; Mock Trial Team 12;
National Honor Society 10-12; Who's
Who Among American High School
Students 10-12. Song:'Since | Fell For
You.

Jones, Jennifer 6/13/71. YAC 9;
Future Business Leaders of America
12. Song:"Baby Come To Me.

Jones, Kimberely M. (Pumpkin)
4/29/72. Honor Roll 9-11; VICA 12;
Who's Who Among American High
School Students 11-12; Senior Super-
lative Best Dressed.
Song:"Somebody For Me.

Jones, Patricia Ann (Sweets)
1/8/70. Song:*Party Man."

Jones, Roderick (Ruddie)
6/10/72. DECA; Just Say No.
Song:"Baby Come To Me.

Jordan, Antonio (Sport)
11/19/72. French Club 10; Just Say
No 11; Pep Club 12. Song:"'Spend The
Night."

Jordan, Jennifer (J.J.) 6/5/72.
Beta 9-11; Just Say No 9-10; KEY
Club 11; Future Business Leaders of
America 12. Song:"'He Set My Life To
Music.

Kendrick, Derrick 3/24/71.
Band; Art Club; Computer Club.
Song:"'Good-Bye Baby."

King, Michael 4/3/70.

King, Ranitress (Ni-Ni) 6/15/72.
Advanced Chorus 10-12; Pep Club 12.
Song;:**Spend The Night."

Knight, Cheryl (China) 9/1/72.
Future Homemakers of America 12.
Song:"All My Love.

Knight, Larita (Red) 4/22/72.
Teens Against Pregnancy 9-11; Span-
ish Club 12; Varsity Basketball 9-12;
Varsity Track 9-10. Song:Loveable.

Kornegay, Gwenda 12/25/71.
Future Business Leaders of America,
11 Vice-President, 12 President.
Song:"'Leaving on a Jet Plane."

Lacefield, Stacy (Fireball)
6/13/72. Beta 9-10; Just Say No 10;
Future Business Leaders of America
11; Cosmetology Club 12. Song:*Bust
A Move.

Lauer, Donna Lee (Bratt)
5/5/70. Song:"Poison.

Lem, Katrina Michelle (Woota)
8/31/71. Beta 9-10; Teens Against
Pregnancy 9-11; Peer Counselor 9;
Pep Club 12; Teen Community Rep-
resentative 9-11; Newspaper Staff 12;
Who's Who Among American High
School Students 9-10; America's Most
Outstanding Distinguished High
School Students 9-10; Honor Roll 9;
Civinettes 11. Song:''Rock Witcha.

Lewis, Bernice Jennifer
11/18/72. Junior Varsity Cheerleader
9; Concert Choir 9-12; Show Choir 12:
Teens Against Pregnancy 11; Pep
Club 12; Student Council 12, Treas-
urer; Peer Counselor 12; Sweetheart
Coronation 10; Track 9. Song:Rock
Witcha."

Lewis, Traci Michelle (Tweety)
7/5/72. Pep Club 9-10; Band 10-12;
Teens Against Pregnancy 11.
Song:"Spend the Night."

Lockett, Arrellius (Skipp)
6/7/70. Future Homemakers of
America 9-10; VOCA 11-12.

Lockett, Tausha (Lucy)
8/10/72. Student Council Represen-
tative 9-10; Future Teachers of Amer-
ica 9; Teens Against Pregnancy 11-12;
DECA 12. Song:Here and Now."

Long, Tara 12/15/71. Marching
Band 9-11; DECA 12; Sweetheart Cor-
onation 10. Song;:Angel Eyes.

Lowe, Julie (Bug) 12/4/70. VICA
11-12. Song:"Hangin Tough.

Lowe, Lisa Elizabeth 5/31/72.
Homecoming Representative 11-12;
Civinettes 12; Modeling 10-12; Art
Show, Second Place 10. Song:The
Right Stuff.

Lynch, Deborah 4/30/71. Band
9, Marching Band 10-12; Just Say No
10; Key Club 11-12; Who's Who
Among American High School Stu-
dents 12. Song:*'Right Here Waiting.

Lyons, Dawn (Punkin) 10/6/72.
Art Club 10-11; DECA 12.
Song:**Cover Girl."

Marshall, Jeffrey Alan 8/18/72.
Beta 9-12; VICA 12; Baseball 9-10;
Varsity Golf Team 10-12.

Martin, Jennifer N. 5/22/72.
Tennis 10; DECA 12. Song:Once Bit-
ten Twice Shy."

Mathews, Christopher Lee
9/2/72.

May, Johnathan (John)
9/13/71. Beta 9-11; Annual Staff 1}.
12; Future Homemakers of America
12; Honor Roll 9,11; Prinicipal's List
10. Song:"Girl, I'm Gonna Miss You,

Maynard, Melanie Jo (Mel-Mel)
8/2/72. Octagon Club 10; Marching
Band 10-11; DECA 12; Song:"'You've
Lost That Loving Feeling.

Mayne, Jamie (Poohsly)
5/15/72. Marching Band 9-11; LEO
11. Song:* Tuesday's Gone."

McCowan, Torah (T.D.)
12/13/70. Just Say No 11; Pep Club
12. Song:Baby Come To Me.

McCoy, Latricia Denise (Cake)
1/16/72. Beta 9; Teens Against Preg-
nancy 10-11; DECA 12; Honor Roll;
Certificate of Merit; ROTC 10; Daugh-
ters of Revolution Award. Song:'*More
Bounce.

McDonald, Chadwick W. (Chad)
4/22/72. Beta 9-12; Math Team 9-
12; Academic Team 9,11,12; Honor
Roll 10; Principal's List 9,11; Amer-
ican Chemical Society 11; Debate
Team 9-12; Montage 12; Mu Alpha
Theta 11-12; Key Club 12; Science
Club 11; Quill and Scroll 12; GSPA 12;
Golden Eagle Nominee Foreign
Language. Song:Dazed and Con-
fused.""

McElroy, Jamone (J-Rock)
6/15/72. Song:*Roll It Up My
Homeboy.

Melton, James (Jimmy)
6/15/72. Science Club, Vice-
President 10, President 11-12; Annual
Staff 12; Newspaper Staff 12; Mock
Trial Team 12; Mu Alpha Theta 12;
Who's Who Among American High
School Students 10-11; Outstanding
Students of America 11; Golden Eagle
Nominee Science. Song:''We
Didn't Start The Fire.

Moffet, Alicia Nicole (Peanut)
4/28/71. VICA 12.

Moore, Derick 7/20/72.

Moore, Michael M. 2/6/71. Var-
sity Football 10-12; Varsity Baseball
11-12.

Moore, Vernon L. (Vern)
3/14/72. Track 9-12; Chorus 11-12.
Song:"'Do Your Dance.

Mosely, Lakeshia (Kee)
5/10/71. VICA 12; Pep Club 12.
Song;:"Babies Having Babies."

Murphy Jr., Eddie L. (Junior)
2/8/72. Chorus 9-10; Show Choir 10;
Beta 9-12; Student Council 9-10; Pep
Club 11-12; Spanish Club 12; Drama
Club 12; Who's Who Among Amer-
ican High School Students 10-12; Out-
standing High School Students 11;
Honor Roll 10; Beautillion, Third Run-

ner Up. Song:*Nobody Can Make It
Better.

Neal, Kwajalein Yvette (Buchie)
1/2/72. Song:*Rock Witcha.

Nelms, Paul 5/27/71 . VICA 11;
Art Club 12.

Nelson, Kimberly F. (Special K)
1/10/72. FHA 9; VOCA, Vice-
President 11. Song:*Rock Witcha.

Newbill, Quito (Newbill)
11/10/69. Perfect Attendance 9-10.
Song:"Spend The Night.

Noble, Natasha (Quack Quack)
7/29/72. Song:Back To Life."

OBryan, Tara (Little Elmer)
2/22/72. Octagon Club 10; LEO 11-
12; Junior Class Representative 11;
Sweetheart Coronation 11; Drama
Club 11; Newspaper Staff 11; Art Club
12; Montage Staff 12; American Le-
gion Oratorical Contest 12.
Song;:'Birthday.

Oliver, Kelvin (Dee Dee)
6/7/71. Basketball 9-12; Football 9-
12. Song:"Baby Come To Me.

Oliver, Stacey (Pebbles)
7/2/72. VOCA 9-11; Pep Club 12.
Song:"More Than Friends.

O'Neal, William Christopher Colin
10/21/71. Song:Dr. Feelgood."

Pardue, Steve M. (Maine)
8/21/71. DECA 12; Wrestling 12.
Song:Love Song.

Parks, Cynthia (Sagacious)
2/8/72. Future Teachers of America
9-10; Concert-Marching Band 10-11;
Band Honor Society 10-11; Teens
Against Pregnancy 11-12; Supervision
Representative 10; Symphonic
Marching Band 12. Song:Here And
Now.

Parks Jr., Jack (Caboose)
6/5/72. FHA 9-10; Track, City Cham-
pion 9; Perfect Attendance 10; Varsity
Track, Third in State 10; Rookie of the
Year 11; Football 12; Track, Captain
12. Song:'Don't You Know | Love
You?"

Parks, Wayne 9/12/71. Song:'!'ll
Be Loving You (Forever)."

Penix, Tonya 10/2/72. DECA 12.
Song:"Scandalous."

Pharisee, Ericka (Red) 3/4/71.

Pierce, Melody (Dunk) 2/12/71.
Cosmetology 12. Song:Right Here
Waiting.

Pittman, Kimberly M. (Kim)
6/17/72. Beta 9-12; Annual Staff 12;
Civinettes 11; Computer Club 10; Fu-
ture Business Leader's of America 12;
Peer Counselor 12; Perfect Attend-
ance 9,12; Honor Roll 9,11-12.
Song:"'Here And Now.

Pittman, Michael Allen (Pitt-Bull)
10/4/70. Band 9-12. Song:"'Ain't
No Half Stepping.

Pitts, Carlos (Tiger) 8/10/71.

Poole, LaTonya T. (Tonya)
2/24/72. Beta 9-10; Student Council,
Secretary 11; Marching Band 9-11;
Teens Against Pregnancy 10-11; Drill
Team 11; Vogue 9. Song:"Baby Come
To Me.

Porter, Kimberly Denise (Kim)
7/24/72. Chorus 11; Honor Roll 11;
VICA 12. Song:'Don't Make Me
Over.

Railey, Chris (Railey) 6/11/72.
Civitan 10; Red Cross Youth Board 11-
12; Varsity Football 11-12; Varsity
Soccer 11-12; Yearbook Staff 10-12;
Art Club 11. Song:*Blame It On The
Rain.

Rainey, Larry 9/26/71. Basket-
ball. Song:*Bust A Move.

Rainey, Sharesa (Resa)
5/20/71. Art Club; Marketing Edu-
cation. Song:"*Me Myself and I.

Rainey, Tracie Nicole (Balkom's
Girl) 9/12/71. Pep Club 9-10.
Song:"Baby Come To Me.

Reliford, Chanda (Tresey)
7/1/71. Song:"If You Asked Me To.

Renn, Michael (Mike-D)
10/31/72. Honor Roll 10-12; Baseball
9; Tennis 10; Spanish Club 11-12; DE-
CA 12; Math Team 11. Song:'Hands
To Heaven.

Rhodes, Alex (Spud) 9/15/71.

Richardson, Dewey Dewayne
4/13/72. Beta 9-12; Annual Staff 12;
Trivial Pursuit Club 9; Key Club 10-12;
Principal's List 9-11; Georgia Certif-
icate of Merit 11; Who's Who Among

American High School Students 10-
12; Junior Assistant 11; Mu Alpha
Theta 11-12; National Honors Society
10-12. Song:"*Too Many By Suicidal
Tendencies.

Robinson, John A. 2/9/72. Stu-
dent Council, Treasurer 9-10, Com-
plex Seceretary 11, Complex Presi-
dent 12; Key Club, Director 9,
Secretary 10, President 11-12; Beta 9-
12; Mu Alpha Theta 11, Secretary 12;
Math Team 9-11; School Advisory
Board 12; Project Link 12; Mock Trial
Team 12; Macon Junior City Council
11-12; Georgias Boy State 11; Junior
Guide 11; Presbyterian College Junior
Fellow 11; UGA Cetificate of Merit 11;
GHP Alternate 11; National Honors
Society; Who's Who Among Amer-
ican High School Students; Piggly
Wiggly Southern Inc., Service Award
9-12; Nominee for Japanese Student
Exchange Program 11; U.S. Academic
Association; Principal's List 9-12;
Honor Roll 9-12; Society of Distin-
guished American High School Stu-
dents; Baseball 9-12; Golden Eagle
Nominee English/Literature.

Robinson, Neil 7/7/72. Band 11-
12; Perfect Attendance 9; Pep Club 12;
Just Say No 11. Song:''Here And
Now.

Rogers, Cindy 5/5/72. Beta 9-10;
Civinettes 11.

Roguemore, William (Bubba)
6/26/72. Octagon 10; VICA 11-12.
Song:"Bust A Move.

Roland, Steve 12/4/71. Trivial
Pursuit Club 9-10; Industrial Arts 11;
VICA 12.

Rozier, Tammy Denise 12/5/71.
Cosmetology 10-11; VICA 12.
Song:"Rock Witcha.

Samples, Corey A. (CASH)
12/25/70. Science Club 12.

Sanders, Elijah (Sweethang)
1/8/71. Song:"'Steep Into The Am.

Sears, Wendy Renee (Poohbear)
8/4/71. CVAE 9-10; Art Club 11.
Song;:*'Dr. Feelgood."

Sheffield, Melody 12/5/71. VICA
11-12 Song:*The Way You Love Me.

Sheikholeslam, Yasmine (Hoover)
10/25/71. Latin Club 9; Trivial Pur-
suit 10; Science Club 11; Art Club 12;
FFA 12; LEO Club 9; Junior Guide 11;
National Fitness Award 11; Honor Roll
10-11. Song: The theme song from
The Duck Tales.

Sims, Jerelyn Michelle

10/24/71. Song:Superwoman.

Simmons, Charlie Jr. (Bug)
8/25/72. Beta 9-12; Football 9-12,
Best Receiver; Basketball 9-12, Scho-
lastic Player. Song:'Goodbye Love.

Slocumb, Juhan Student Council
9-11; Math Team 9-11; Drama Club
11-12; Band 9-12. Song:"Don't Take It
Personal.

Smalls, Rodney Karl (Shorty)
6/26/72.

Smith, Athea (Tee Tee)
11/17/71.

Smith, Felecia D. (Foofur)
8/13/72. Vogue 9-10; Pep Club 12;
Chorus 9-12. Song: Til The End of
Time."

Smith, Kenya (Kinc-Kinc)
6/25/72. Song: Rock With You.

Smith, Kevin 8/28/72. Beta 9-12;
Mu Alpha Theta 11-12; Key Club 12;
Spanish Club 11; Certificate of Merit;
Principal's List 9-10; Honor Roll 11-12.
Song: Shiver and Shake."

Smith, Leonard (Bubba)
12/23/70. Song: Babies Having Ba-
bies.

Spinks, Dewayne (Spinky)
7/16/70. FFA 9,11, President 12.
Song: Angel Eyes.

Spivey, Christopher M. (Chris)
12/7/71. Beta 9-10; Civitan 9-11;
Honor Roll 9; Senior Superlative -
Most Popular. Song: One In a Mil-
lion.

Straws, LaKesia (Kesia)
2/5/72. Beta 10-12; Civinettes 11;
Who's Who Among American High
School Students 10-12; Honor Roll 9-
10,12; Principal's List 9; Cheerleader
11-12; Vogue 10; Pep Club 9-10; DE-
CA 11-12; Math Team 9. Song: Boys
to Men.

Stubbs, David (Dave) 11/3/72.
Beta Club 9-12; Key Club 12; Honor
Roll 9-10; Principal's List 11; Quill and
Scroll 12; GSPA 12; Montage 12; Ma-
con College Literary Contest, Honor-
able Mention. Song: Dazed and Con-
fused."

Talton, Clarice V. (Red Gal)
3/1/72. Just Say No 9-11; TAP 12;
Perfect Attendance 11; Honor Roll 9-
12; Beta 12; Sweet Heart Coronation
11. Song: Back To Life.

Talton, Skyla Laton (Peaches)
9/1/72. Cheerleader 9; Cadet Band 9;
FHA 9; Majorette 10; Co-Captain 11-

12; Pep Club President 12; Senior Su-
perlative Most Popular. Song
Don't Take It Personal.

Tanner, Kevin Scott (The Grand
Wizard D.J. Finesse) 9/6/71.
Song: | Think | Can Beat Mike
Tyson."

Thomas, Chantelle (Chan)
1/18/72. Band 9-10; Vogue 10; Drill
Team 12. Song: Rock Witcha.

Thomas, Chonda (Candie)
4/4/72. Debate Team 9; TAP 10; DE-
CA 12; Honor Roll 10. Song: Good-
Bye.

Thomas, Octavia (Nickie)
11/14/71. Band 10; Majorette 11-12;
Pep Club 12.

Tidwell, Susan (Susan)
11/24/71. Cosmetology Club 10-11;
VICA Club. Song: Angel.

Thomas, Tim (Schooly D")
6/16/72. Beta 9-12; Computer Club 9;
Spanish Club President 11; Honor Roll
9-12; Principals List; Newspaper 12;
GHP 11; Mock Trial Team 12.
Song;:'High Plains Drifter.

Thompkins, Keshia Antoinette
(Prestigious) - 2/8/72. Concert
Band 9 and 11; Symphonic Band 10
and 12; Honor Roll 9; Perfect Attend-
ance 9-11; Pep Club 9; TAP 9-12;
SADD 10. Song:Make It Last For-
ever.

Thompson Jr, Curtis (Cooter)
2/8/71. Computer Club 9-10; Band 9-
10; VICA 11-12. Song:'THe Four
Horsemen."

Townsend, Scott 4/11/72.

Vandiver, Leigh Ann (Money)
2/18/72. Art Club 10; DECA Pres-
ident 12. Song:"When | See You
Smile."

Vonsteenburgh, Chad R.
(Lieutenant) 8/16/72. DECA 12.
Song:"'Love And Feeling.

Waldorf, Christopher H. (Topher)
12/4/71. Art Club 10-12; Honor
Roll 10-11. Song:"Grandma Got Ran
Over By A Reindeer.

Walker, Knithra (Nita) 3/15/72.
Band 9-12. Song:"*Rock Witcha.

Waller, Iris (Vicki) 1/3/72. Band
9-12; Junior Representative 11; Junior

Assistant 11; Pep Club 12.

Song:'Spend The Night.

Waller, Robert Jr. (Rob)
10/21/70. Pep Club 9-10; Steering
Committee 11-12. Song:"'Ya Gotta Get
Down."

Ward, Carol Lynell 2/16/72. Pep
Club 12. Song:"*Rock Witcha.

Warner, Asha L. (Rude)
10/2/72. Beta 9-12; Teens Against
Pregnancy 11; Pep Club 12; News-
paper Staff 12; Band 9-12; Band Hon-
or Society 10-12; Sweet Heart Cor-
onation 11; Junior Assistant 11;
Project Link 12; Georgia Certificate of
Merit Winner 11; Who's Who Among
American High School Students 9-12;
Society of Distinguished High School
Students 10-11; Junior Class Repre-
sentative 11. Song:'Spend The
Night.

Warren, Trella 3/2/71.
Song:"Don't Make Me Over.

Webb, Wendy 5/14/71. Beta 10-
12; KEY Club 11.

West, Sebrina (Brina) 3/6/ .
Cheerleader 9; FFA 9; FHA 9-10; KEY
Club 12; Drill Team 12; Student Coun-
cil Representative 12. Song:''The
Champion."

White, Kieth
Song;:Hangin Tough.

8/19/71.

White, Stefanie Shernita (Kandi)
5/21/71. Pep Club 9; DECA 11-12.
Song;:'Here And Now.

Williams, Australia (Fat)
1/5/72. Basketball 9-10; Track 9-10;
Just Say No 11; DECA 12.
Song:"Rock Witcha.

Williams, Lori (Little Bit)
5/5/71. Civinettes 11; Peer Counsel-
ors 11; Sadolis 9-10. Song:'*Don't
Close Your Eyes.

Williams, Michelle (Chelle)
11/6/70. Song:"*Shower Me With
Your Love.

Williams, Tom 8/21/72. Beta 10-
12, Beta Council 11; LEO Club 9-12,
Treasurer 10, President 11; Civitan 11,
Chaplain; Boys State 11; Annual Staff
11-12, Business Manager 11, Editor
12; Macon Junior City Council 11-12;
Junior Guide 11; Close-up 12; Student
Council Director 12; Who's Who
Among American High School Stu-
dents 10-12; National Honor Society
of Distinguished High School Students
10-12; Honor Roll 11-12; Peer Coun-
selor 10-12, President 12; Two Years
Perfect Attendance; Assistant Teen
Director of Southside Lions Club 11-
12; Japan Exchange Program Nom-
inee; KEY Club 12; LEO of the Year
Nominee; Mock Trial Team 12; Ac-
ademic Enhancement Program Tutuor
11; Golden Eagle Nominee Social
Science. Song:""We Didn't Start The

Fire."

Willis, Brant 1/11/71. FFA 11-
12. Song:"A Country Boy Can Sur-
vive.

Woolfork, Nolita Lynn (Lita)
6/15/72. Beta 9-12; Annual Staff 12;
Teens Against Pregnancy 9-12; Prin-
cipal's List 9-12; TCR 10-12; Project
link 11; Perfect Attendance 9-12; Jun-
ior Guide 11; Georgia's Girl State 12;
Project P.O.W.E.R. 12; Society of Dis-
tinguished High School Students 9-12;
Who's Who Among American High
School Students 9-12; Senior Super-
lative Most Academic.
Song:"*Shower Me With Your Love.

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Worthy, Carla (Candy)
10/24/70. Song:Here And Now

Wright, Timothy (Tim) 7/ 13/7)
Song;:"'l Like.

Wynn, Charlene 12/29/70
Spanish Club 10; DECA 11; VICA 12
Song:"Love Shack."

White, Keith -
Song:*Hangin Tough."

8/19/71.

TOP: Kevin Smith experiences the other side" as Allison in Cantebury Tales. BOTTOM:
Co-Presidents of the Senior class, Lisa Herring and John Robinson, preside at a Senior

assembly.

L. G. BALFOUR CO.

P.O. Box 927
Milledgeville, GA 31061

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Hajji Abdullah
Andrail Adams
Sabrina Adams
Becky Andrews
Warren Armour
Marty Avera

Jonathon Avery
Teresa Ayers
Steve Barton
Dwana Bass
Cindy Batchelor
Diane Batchelor

Misty Bennett
Kim Blackerby
Amye Booth
Tricia Bostic
Christy Bowen
Jason Braswell

Jeremy Braswell
Patricia Briley
Danyelle Broach
Germaine Brookins
Adrain Brown
Cassandra Brown

Matt Brown
Melanie Brown
David Browning
Keith Bryan
Cherann Buchanan
Nicole Buckner

Dana Burney

Jerry Busbee
Maurice Butts
Willie Byrd
Sharonda Callaway
Rhonda Campen

Shannon Carter
Tracy Carter
Jennifer Cates
Christy Causey
Jennifer Chapman
Leo Chester

Heath Clance
Tawanna Clark
Robby Clements
Akebulan Cliett
Corey Clowers
Larry Coats

Juniors 95

Maurice Cobbs
Tony Coleman
Benjamin Collins
Tyrone Collins
Todd Conger
Amy Connell

Sammy Coons
Misty Corbin
Crystal Cowart
Heather Crawford
Warren Cray
Geyssie Cruz

Bonita Davis
Eric Davis
Howard Davis
Selena Davis
Bernard Dawson
Reco Dawson

Kim Deason
Tanyeka Dent
April Dinkins
Ashley Dixon
Ronnair Dixon
Alex Donald

Chad Dumas
Jermaine Dumas
Dazoan Duncan
Jennifer Dunlap
Marcus Dupree
Jeff Easton

Wade Eavenson
Chad Ellerbee
Scottie Evans

Terrance Farrar

Konswella Fields

Lavon Flanders

James Flowers
Charles Ford
Franceen Ford
Brandan Foskey
Maurice Foster
Ywakita Fuller

Rachelle Gallimore
Valencia Gary
Virgil Gates

Billy Gay

Toya Germany
Brad Gibbs

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Warren Cray, Vice-President of the
Southwest Beta Club, became President
of the State Beta Club in early February.
Not only was this a personal victory for
Warren, but this was a victory for all
Beta Club members and advisors. War-
ren's leadership qualities helped him
take charge of the convention and with
the help of his fellow members, the slo-
gan Stick with Cray! He'll make your
day!"" became famous. The spirit of
Southwest was strongly displayed as
everyone rallied behind Warren.

Congratulations to Warren Cray and
the entire Southwest Beta Club for a job
well done!

Chad Gibbs
Arthorio Gibson
Dashonza Gilbert
Tiffany
Gildersleeve
Darrell Gillis
Sortora Glover

Grant Carlton
Dexter Grier
Kenzmit Grier
Darrell Hale
Delaunda Hallock
Taunjia Hammonds

Taurus Hansford
April Hanson
Jim Haralson
Melanie Harbin
Adrian Harmon
Gabriel Harmon

Comeiko Harrell
Jennifer Harris
Bryan Hartley
Arquethia Haywood
Latrena Heath
Tammy Helmuth

Cartisia Henderson
Robert Henderson
Chris Hendrix
Talaneous Henry
Karen Hicks
Valencia Hill

Juniors 97

Ernest Hobson
Christy Hodges
Kenya Hollingshed
Adrian Holt
Christopher Hood
Spencer Hortman

Carlos Howard
Kimberly Howard
Lisa Howard
Calvin Howe
Karen Huffman
Jenny Hunnicutt

Trina Hunt
Kimberly Hutton
Laquisha Jackson
Troy Jenkins
Michael Jernigan
Andre Johnson

Calandra Johnson
Carlos Johnson
Frederick Johnson
Jacquelyn Johnson
Mary Johnson
Rosilind Johnson

Ange Jones
Eddie Jones
Melissa Jones
Sabrina Khatri
Adona Kitchens
Charles Knight

a a an v ev

Gearing For
Our Sr. Year

What is the best thing about becoming a
Sr.?

1 Getting Sr. Ring

2 Its my LAST year here!

3 Sr. privileges

4 Prom

5 Graduation

6 Sr. Cruise

7 No longer an UNDERCLASS-
MEN!
What is the worst thing about becoming
a Sr.?

1 TOO EXPENSIVE!

2 Leaving close friends

3 TOO EXPENSIVE!

4 Term papers

5 TOO EXPENSIVE!

6 Decisions about the future

7 TOO EXPENSIVE!

Jason Lambert
Jerry Lane
Lisa Langley
Heather Layson
Amy Liskey
Chris Lowery

Natasha Mack
Darren Major
Andria Maldonado
Andrea Mallory
Shantale Mallory
Bernard Mangham

Kelvin Manning
Reginald Manuel
Rady Masicott
Robbeyelle
McCormick
Nealie McCoy
Annie McCray

David McElroy
Deshond McGee
Niki McGee
Amy McLendon
Dedra McNeal
Cornelius Mercer

Arcifues Meridy
Sean Merritt
Jennifer Middleton
Leandre Miley
Misty Miller
Sandra Moore

Sofette Moore
Terry Moore
Derek Morton
Misty Moss
Timeka Murphy
Beverly Newman

Brett Newman
Robert Norris
Dawn O'Neal
Paul Ogden
Latascha Parker
Brenna Parks

Brandon Pate
Alpa Patel

Ron Payton
Amanda Pierce
Clay Pierce
Lateshia Poole

Shemika Poole
Kijuan Pryor
Ava Rainey
Dawn Ray
Gregory Ray
April Reese

Jason Resha
James Richardson
Yandchia Ridley
Hannah Riner
Stasia Roberson
Katina Robinson

Michele Robitzsch
Phillip Rogers
Brett Roquemore
John Roquemore
Angela Ross
Warren Rouse

Harry Royal
Vanessa Royal
Tammy Rozier

Danny Rumney
Donald Rumney
Delana Ryles

Cristy Sama
Ursula Samples
Timothy Sampson
Melody Sanford
Kelvin Satcher
Christie
Sekermestrovich

Danny Sheffield
Travis Sheffield
Haywood Simmons
Stephanie Simpkins
Latasha Singleton
Julie Slater

Scott Smallfence
Cherie Smith
Latoya Smith

Philip Smith
Rebecca Smith
Sharon Smith

Taniece Smith
Grady Sneed
Krysta Solomon
Christina Sorrow
Teekee Stallworth
Charlene Stanley

And last but not least. . .
(Late Pictures)

Victoria Stanley
Joel Stenson
Brandon Stoeckig
Albertina Taylor
Kristi Tharpe
David Thomas

Kenya Thomas
Reginald Thompkins
Kim Thompson
Nicki Thurston
Maurice Tripp
Desmond Tucker

Kesia Tuff
Tiffany Turner
Tara Ussery
Alisha Utting
Rafael Vega
Cordell Walker

Algernon Wallace
Dexter Wallace
Phyllis Wallace
Christopher Waller
Craig Walton
Larry Washington

Tiawana Washington
Nicole Webley
Monica West
Heather Whipple
Holly Whipple
Sabrina Whisby

Georgia White
James Williams
Randy Williams
Terrence Williams
Kimberly Wilson
Larri Wilson

Rita Wilson

Tara Womack
Randall Wood
Latonya Woolfolk
Sharone Wright
Antonio Young

Jonathan Bartholf
Tyrone Cambell
Macy Fox

Juniors 101

Class of 1992

Officers - Left to Right: Patricia Wilder
Vice President; Jeffrey Wilder
President; Roger T Director;
Chiquita Gosha S ry; (Not Pic-
tured) Diana Becham Treasurer; Kris-
ti Peugh - Director

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102 Officers

Keithdran Abrams
Julie Adams
Daniel Adkinson
Marvetta Ammons
Sidney Andrews
Tina Andrews

John Anthony

Burt Ard

Stephanie Armstrong
Steve Armstrong
Wesley Armstrong
Debra Ashcraft

Jason Atkinson
Tammy Aultman
Joseph Austin
Melody Barden
Leon Barfield
Dorothy Bateman

Foy Battle
Michelle Beaver
Diana Becham
Tiffany Bedgood
Chad Berkner
Thomas Berry

Emmett Bivins
Shay Bivins
Chris Black
Danyelle Bonner
Angel Boone
Niki Borum

Lakeithia Boston
Stacie Bowden
Danielle Boyd
Melissa Bradshaw
Alan Bray

Sherrie Bray

Bianca Breazeal
Carolyn Breazeal
Clarence Brown
Kareem Brown
Wanda Brown
Sherry Browner

Carol Brumfield
Diana Bryant
Jonathan Bryant
Kristee Bryant
Kevin Buckalew
Thi'Shilyn Burke

103 Sophomores

Lashunda Burney
Felicia Butler
Galen Butler
Johnny Butts
Lateshia Byas
Terrance Calhoun

Audreia Cameron
Terrance Card
Danyelle Carmichael
Tammie Carter
Vince Castrovillari
John Champion

Cindy Chapman
Tonia Chastain
Gina Childers
Kimberly Clark
Sherella Clark
Tim Clark

Angela Coleman
Darrell Collier

Chris Collins
Donzaleigh Conaway
Timothy Coons
Jeniel Cooper

Gary Copeland
Nick Cornelius
Marlon Cowan
Troy Crafter
Marlin Crawley
Amelia Cross

Lonni Daniel
Tabatha Danielly
Iris Daniels
Charlie Daniely
Eric Darby
Jessica Darley

Tracy Darsey
Jawana Daugherty
Patrick Davis
Jonathan Davison
Michelle Debow
Letashya Dennis

Tory Denson
Robert Dent
Tamara Dial
Frank Dixon
Michael Dixon
Jonathon Dodgen

Sophomores 104

Bryan Dorough
Eric Dowty
Nikki Duncan
Ricky Durden
Bridget Durham
Nicki Dykes

Kristy Earwood
Charles Ellington
Shannon Evatt
Lachell Faulk
Tara Ficklin
Mike Ford

Tonya Foster
Calvin Fountain
David Fowler
Cecil Freeman
Denise Fuhrman
Nikki Fuller

Reginald Garland
Tina Gaston
Jewel George
Latonya Glasco
Algernon Glover
Taquita Glover

Tarik Goff
Chiquita Gosha
Todd Grayer
Timothy Green
Toraino Greene
Lashandia Griffin

Vivian Guios
Parrish Gunter
Deonne Hadaway
Christie Hall
Dwayne Hall
Jennifer Hall

Kendall Hall
Brandee Hancock
Tonya Harden
Jeff Harmom
Steve Harris
Teeneka Harris

Grace Hartman
Shay Hatcher
Santonio Haywood
Anthony Helms
Priscilla Henderson
Darrell Henry

105 Sophomores

Kieth Hill
Latarsha Hill
Sabrina Hill
Teresa Hill
Vereza Hill
Izell Hillman

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Sherry Hinson
Christina
Hollingshed
Jimmy Hollis
Jody Holtzclaw
Aaron Howard
Kennan Howard

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Tasha Howard
Kison Hubbard
Jarvis Jackson
Tim Jackson
Betty James
Sheryl James

Carlmalisa Jarrell
Tricia Jarrell
Bronwyn Jefferson
David Johnson
Marsha Johnson
Van Johnson

David Jones
Jeffrey Jones
Kandy Jones

Kimberly Jones
Lakisha Jones
Shininta Jones

Paul Jones
Yoshunda Jones
Darrell King
Kuwanza King
Valarie King
David Krummrich

Damiso Lamb
Karma Lavette
Ronnie Lawson

; Anita Linder
Michelle Livingston
Anthony Lowe

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Dameon Lowe
Charles Lucas
Lora Lynn
Rachael Madden
Nyra Mallard
Airrion Mallory

Sophomores 106

Greg Martin
Sandy Mathews
James Maxwell
Jerome Maynard
Alton McCoy
Autavia McElroy

Tiffany McKinney
Kimberly McKinnon
John Meeks

Cedric Middleton
Debeshia Miley

Eric Miller

Richard Miller
Donald Moore
Kristy Moore
Jimmy Moran
Darrlyn Morris
Nura Mostael

Suhir Mosley
Tellara Muff

Chris Mullis
Kendrick Murphey
Deleria Myers
Robert Nations

Everett Neal
Crissy Nelson
Karla Nelson
Kym Nelson
Wendy Newberry
Codez Newbill

Danyelle Newton
Darrell Noel

Amy Nugent
Ronald O'Neal, Jr.
Shanta O'Neal
Shelley O'Neal

Antonio Palmer
Martino Palmer
Sheckeela Palmer
Reginald Parsons
Greg Patat

Chris Payne

Debra Payne
Mark Peck
Sherry Perkins
Kristi Peugh
Marcus Phelps
Julie Pitts

Sophomores 107

Elijah Powell
Marlon Powell
Quinton Powell
Hakim Primus
Michelle Radford
Latonya Raines

Lori Register
Octavia Reese
Jimmy Reynolds
Noreen Rhodes
Deandra Richard
Andrea Rigo

Ronkisha Ringwood
Shenalla Rivers
Tommy Rivers

Kevin Roberts
Christopher Robinson
Nina Rose

Trillis Ross
Lashonia Rouse
Laura Rummell

Tammy Rutledge
Kelley Sanders
Angela Schell

Latasha Searcy
Anthony Sears
Antonio Sears
Tenica Seldon
Tim Sharpe
Brad Simmons

Jolene Slaughter
Shawn Slaughter
Angela Slocumb
Chris Smith
Latonya Smith
Patrick Smith

Rearcous Smith
Terrance Smith
Wendell Smith
Steve Solomon
Latissa Stanley
Marcynda Stewart

Lisa Stieber
James Stiles
Alyssa Stone

Latasha Story
Robin Straws
Betty Stubbs

108 Sophomores

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Roger Tackett
Tim Tanner
Felicia Taylor
Tameeka Taylor
Thadeus Taylor
Cutina Thomas

Kevin Thomas
Robert Thomas
Ken Trotter
Anika Turner
Demettree Turner
Kim Utting

John Vick

Lori Vissage
Toni Wade
Chris Walker
Harriett Walker
Maurice Walker

Terri Wammack
Shaquita Warren
Yasmin Washington
Melody Watkins
Angel White
Shantina White

Carey Widener
Jon Wilcher
Robin Wilcher
Jeffrey Wilder
Patricia Wilder
Bethany Wilkus

Vanessa Wilkus
David Williams
Kimberly Williams
Stacy Williams
Wesley Williams
Chris Willis

Dorian Willis
Tina Wimberly
Nicole Winegeart
Tonya Woodard
Trinada Worriels
Chris Wright

Lashawna Wright
Theresa Wyche
Stephanie Yarbrough
Gene Yates

Matilda Yates

Jodye Yaughn

Sophomores 109

Class of 1993

Officers - Clockwise: Inga Harmon
Vice President; Shemeka Clarington
Secretary; Beth Veal President;
Royce Ilvery Treasurer.

110 Officers

Jennifer Adams
Mathew Amerson
Andrea Anderson
Cecil Anderson
Eric Arnold
Gerald Arnold

Melinda Ashley
Shalani Ayers
Tamiko Bailey
Guinton Baldwin
Tanyanika Balkcom
Earnest Barlow

Joe Bartholf
Brian Barton
Angel Bass
Anita Battle
Clarissa Battle
Katrina Battle

Jamey Beacham
Greg Becham
Jason Beck
Tiffany
Beddingfield
Hugh Berkner
Nicole Bernier

Contrina Berrian
Greg Billingslea
Carol Bilow

Paul Bissinger
Antonio Bivins
Christopher Blow

Antonio Bond
Shelton Bonner
Chris Boring
Stacey Bradley
Christy Broady
Amy Brooks

Chansler Brown
Mark Brown
Dexter Bryant
Tervonda Bryant
Angela Bunn
Michelle Burney

Michael Burnham
Joel Caldwell
Tony Calhoun
Andrea Campbell
Thomas Carr
Stephanie Cates

Freshmen 111

Greg Causey

Brandi Chapman
Kenneth Chapman
Shemeka Clarington
Andy Clark
Aundrae Clark

Quandra Clark
Sheddrick Clark
Tellis Clark
Lucretia Clayton
David Clements
James Cliett

Latanga Clyde
Andy Coan
Heather Colbert
Shallay Coleman
Amy Combes
Spring Craven

Tommy Crews
April Curtis
Loura Danielly
Dewayne Davis
Jeffrey Davis
Leslie Davis

Michael Davis
TeWanna Davis
Kevin Dawson
Carla Deason
Letica Dinkins
Latreia Dixon

Wayne Dover
Cedric Driskell
Yaketha Duncan
Misti Durden
Tiffany Dykes
Stephanie Edalgo

Javar Ellington
Warren Ellington
Chiquita Ellis
Tony Ellis
Charles Evans
Jimmy Evans

Kristi Evans
Sylvia Evans
Tina Everly
Gisela Farrar
Alex Felts
Cande Fielder

112 Freshmen

Scott Fleming
Kieth Floyd
Derail Ford
Kendral Fordham
Teo Fort
Veranda Fort

Angela Foskey
Shanna Fossett
Tanisha Fossett
) Carlos Foster
Tonya Fountain
Loland Foust

Jamey Fowler
James Frazier
Bridget Freeman
Kiesha Freeman
Shonta Fuller
Herbert Garcia

Cedric Garland
James Gay
Trenace Gay

Kim Gilbert
Lakeitha Gilbert
Nayland Glover

Joshua Goolsby
Lisa Goolsby
Victor Goolsby

T.J. Gordon
Adrian Grant
Asa Grant

Jennifer Greek
Adrian Green
Tonia Green

Mandy Hall
Matt Hall
Charles Halligan

Kim Pope and Julie Parker aren't just singing in the rain.

Freshmen 113

Bucky Harbuck
Joseph Harden
Nicholas Hargrove
Inga Harmon
Tanya Harper
Kimberly Harrell

Shewonda Harrell
Henry Hartage
Paris Harvey

Dora Hayes

Kelly Helms
Michael Henderson

Wesley Hendrick
Chris Henry
Jonathon Herndon
Julie Hickman
Tim Hicks
Shawanna Hiley

Cassandra Hill
Curtis Hill

Gary Hollingshed
April Holloway
Falesha Holloway
Tonya Holloway

Anthony Holmes
Olivon Holston
Larry Horne
Tameka Horton
Jamie Hough
Chiquita Howard

Nathan Howell
Clifton Hughes
James Huguley
Matt Hussey
Milton Ivery
Bernard Jackson

Carlos Jackson
James Jackson
Marcellis Jacobs
James Jenkins
Adrian Johnson
Eric Johnson

Jaquel Johnson
Kari Johnson
Robert Johnson
Susan Johnson
Bernard Jolly
Magina Jolly

114 Freshmen

Shalandria Jolly
Annie Jones
Billy Jones
Contessa Jones
Demestric Jones
Robert Jones

Traci Jones
Tracy Jones
Renina Jordan
Brent Joyner
Dee Kendrick
Craig King

Eric King
Felton King
Heather Kirklin
Timiko Lamar
Calandra Lamb
Jerry Latimore

Shannon Lawrence
Daryl Leslie
Maqutia Lockett
Frank Long
Melissa Long
Angie Lovsey

Kory Mack
Natondra Mann
Alison Marcott
Trey Martin
Antuane Mason
Kim Mason

Jason Mathis
Benjamin McDonald
Kevin McEldowney
Amy McElmurray
Tomekki McGee
Tracy McGreggor

Mike McKenzie
William McMullan
Amy Merchant
Kimberly Meyer
Reggie Mills
Raymond Mintz

Lori Mitchell
Chris Monile
Lachana Moore
Roshanda Moore
Chequeta Morris
Kareen Morris

Freshmen 115

Shane Moxley
Enoch Myrick
Michael Nash

Tracy Neal
Chiquita Nelson
Darnell Neville

Brian Nicholson
Marion Noble
Latosha
Norrington

Greg Ogden
Shantelle Oliver
Jennifer O'Neal

Hulk" Brent Joyner and Slammer" Shalani Ayers compete for the SW
title!?!

Scott O'Quinn
Antonio Owens
Dewayne Owens
Patrice Palmer
Julie Parker
Kapri Parker

Chris Pate
Evette Patrick
Joey Patton
Lori Payton
Chaka Pearson
Tommy Penix

Crystal Phenix
Joseph Phillips
Yashica Pierson

Paige Pipkin

Duane Pittman

Kenya Plummer

Gerald Polite
Kim Pope
Natasha Pope
Stephanie
Pressley
Laquincy Pringle
Chan Proctor

116 Freshmen

Erica Purcell
Sheree Rainey
Keith Randolph
Mark Reeves
Deryle Register
Lance Reid

James Robinson
Keith Rooney
Anleci Roquemore
Wesley Roquemore
Jerry Rowland
Buddy Rozier

Robbie Rozier
Yolanda Ruffin
Mike Russell
Oona Samples
Henry Sands
Lawrence Scott

Latrina Searcy
Marvin Seymour
Nicole Shelven
Shanette Shippy
Drew Shugart
Demetrice Simmons

Lavetta Simmons
Christina Smith
Christy Smith
Erika Smith

Kia Smith

Laura Smith

Melissa Smith
Sharon Smith
Tiffany Smith
Verconus Smith
Lisa Snider
DeRontae Spencer

Roger Spires
Clinton Stephens
Janice Stewart
Willie Stewart
Rex Stinson
Bobby Stubbs

Dyquita Stubbs
Mekeen Summerford
Tiffany Swearingane
Latonya Taylor
Daniele Tharpe
Bryndis Thomas

Freshmen 117

David Thomas
Larry Thomas
Rico Threatt
Alxendo Tolbert
David Tolbert
Daniel Toney

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Darius Tunstell
Susan Turner
Tamiko Tutt
John Twilley
Beth Veal
Selina Walden

Antonio Walker
Christopher Walker
Felina Walker
Chris Walton
Shauntrice Walton
Jada Ward

Sirenna Warner
Anthony Watson
Kelvin Watson
Amber Watts
Kristopher Watts
Waldon Webster

John Weldon
Tommy Welker
Lemuel West
Kim Whitehead
Angela Widner
Chad Whited

Antonio Wiggins
Alton Wilburn
Chandra Wilder
Daniel Williams
Jessie Williams
Jonathan Williams

Lotsha Williams
Nathaniel Willis
Brandi Wilson
John Wilson
Markell Wimbush
Rhonda Windham

Renee Woodall
Sherrod Worthy
Jeff Wyche

Steve Yarbrough
Mitchell Young
David Youngblood

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Beta Club

Serving the Community with Pride

The Southwest chapter of the National
Beta Club has once again served its com-
munity with pride. The Beta Club is an
honors society focused on aiding the com-
munity in various ways. To become a Beta
member, a student must earn a 3.6 GPA,
and maintain a 3.5 GPA to remain in the
club.

The Beta Club participates in a number
of service projects each year. The 1989-90
school year was no exception. The mem-
bers of the club made goodies for the
teachers during American Education
Week. There was an event called military
mail call, in which letters and cards were
sent by Betas to military persons over seas.
At Christmas time, the club sent $100 to
the relief fund for Hurricane Hugo victims.
On Valentine's Day, sweethearts received
suckers sold by the Beta Club. In con-
tinuing with their goal to serve those less
fortunate, Betas collected personal hygiene
items for the Macon Rescue Mission and

sent Easter baskets to local nursing homes.
At the State Beta Convention in February,
Southwest Betas campaigned vigorously
for Junior Warren Cray as he ran for the
office of State President. Wearing T-shirts
and chewing gum wrappers, Betas urged
State members to stick with Cray.

The Beta Banquet was held May 15, for
Beta members only. Betas were treated to
dinner, at the Willingham B lunchroom.
Advisor, Judy Moore presented Beta Bea-
gles to selected members. Also at the ban-
quet, next years Beta officers were an-
nounced.

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: National Vice-President con-
gratulates State President Warren Cray. Beta Officers:
First Row, Left to Right: Jimmy Fordham-Treasurer;
Erica Jaskula-Secretary; Warren Cray-Vice-President.
Second Row, Left to Right: Mrs. Gwen Bell-Adbvisor;
Lisa Herring-President; Ms. Judy Morre-Advisor. Seni
ors: E. Allman, B. Carroll, C. Cupp, C. Cupp, A.
Daniely, B. Dunlap, T. Durham, |. Endsley, S. Evans,
J. Fordham, M. Fountain, A. Harrell, D. Henry, L.
Herring. C. Howard, S. Hughes. S. Hunnicutt, A.
Jacks, E. Jaskula, C. Johnson, A. Johnston, J. Maloy,

J. Marshall, C. McDonald, E. Murphy, K. Pipman, A
Reynolds, D, Richardson, J. Robinson, R. Romeiser,
Simmons, K. Smith, L. Straws, D. Stubbs, T. Thomas,
A. Warner, W. Webb, T. Williams, N. Woolfolk. Jum
iors: M, Bennett, C, Bowen, C. Buchanan, J. Busbee,
J. Chapman, H. Crawford, W. Cray. J. Dunlap, K
Fields, F. Ford, R. Gallimore, B. Gibbs, C, Gibbs, T
Hammonds, G. Harmon, T. Helmuth, B. Henderson, K,
Hicks, R. Johnson, A. Maldonado, A. Mallory, B
Newman, J. Resha, H. Simmons, B. Smith, S. Smith,
K. Soloman, J. Stenson, A. Taylor, M. Tripp, T.|
Ussery, A, Wallace. Sophomore: M. Ammons, G. Ash-
craft, J. Austin, D. Becham, L. Butler, C. Chapman, ,

Clark, A. Coleman, |. Daniels, L. Dennis, M, Dixon, J

Harmon, V. Johnson, K. Jones, Y. Jones, N. Moshtael,
K. Nelson, G. Patat, M. Powell, L. Raines, D. Richard,
L. Rummel, B. Simmons, R, Smith, T. Smith, F.
Taylor, Y. Washington, S. White, J. Wilder, P. Wilder

Freshmen: J. Adams, L. Clayton, A. Curtis, T. Everly,
T. Fossett, K. Gilbert, J. Greek, B. Harbuck, J. John-
son, J. Lattimore, A. Lovesy, R. Mills, L, Moore, K

Plummer, N. Pope, J. Robinson, C. Shugart, L. Smith,
S. Smith, T. Smith, D. Thomas. B. Wilson. Easter
Bunny, Gwen Bell, prepares baskets for nursing home.
Kandy Jones, Marvetta Ammons, and Yasmin Wash-
ington present congratulatory cookie to President|
Warren Cray.

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Cray Elected!

The enthusiastic Southwest Betas
pulled up to the Atlanta Hyatt-Regency
Hotel looking forward to a weekend full
of excitement, fun and memories. The
convention consisted of inspirational
speakers, get aquainted dances, col-
orful skits, and dignified campaign
speeches. The slogan 'Stick with Cray
seemed to be the most popular theme
known at the Georgia State Beta Con-
vention mainly because Southwest
Betas campaigned with the most spirit,
pride, and confidence. With these same
qualities, Warren Cray was able to cap-
ture the title and office of State Pres-

idency.

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Warren Cray runs for
state Beta President. Marvetta Ammons, Joel
Stenson, and Kristie Peugh help with the Cray
campaign.MIDDLE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Hen-
derson shows his spirit by being the already been
chewed piece of gum. The Beta Queens exemplify
all the qualities needed to be a Super Beta. No
matter what your choice of chew Warren Cray is
the one for you.

Good, Better, Best
Never let them rest
Cintil your Goods are
Better and your Betters

Are the Best.**

Lisa Nicole Herring
National Beta Vice-President
State Beta Vice-President
Local President

The Southwest High School Chapter

of the National Beta Club salutes

LISA HERRING for being the first

person from the state of Georgia to
serve as a National Beta Officer.

WE LOVE YOU!

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the faculty. The faculty was treated to
decorated cupcakes made by the mem-
bers on Valentine's Day. The purpose
behind these activities was to help de-
velop the creativity and the leadership
which lies within each member.

No words can describe the qualities of
the FHA Il members. Along with the
help of its advisor, Veronica Calhoun,
the club exhibited its talent in the sec-
ond annual fashion show. In keeping
with this years theme, Express Your-
self, the members designed clothing of
several varieties. Students of Mrs. Cal-
houn's classes, along with those in FHA,
worked to create a grand show of style

and good taste.

TOP: FHA | Members: B. Davis, O. Samples.
BOTTOM: FHA Ii Members: J. May, C. Barber, E.
Brown, Mrs. Calhoun Advisor.

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Latin Club

Optime!

This year, under the leadership of the
new advisor, Robert Fightmaster, the
Southwest Latin Club once again
showed its compassion and consider-
ation for the community. The new ser-
vice project for the year was the adop-
tion of a needy family for Thanksgiving
and Christmas. Latin students carried
food to this family.

To add a new twist to the traditional
jerseys, the Latin Club members de-
signed their own shirts. The students
painted their new design and slogan on
T-shirts. It consisted of an axe with the
statement, In hoc signo vinces," which
means, In this sign you will conquer."

TOP: Latin Club officers, Left to right: Eddie
Jones Project Chairman, Jennifer Dunlap -
Treasurer, Becky Smith Secretary, Jimmy
Fordham - President, Allen Jacks - Vice-President.
BOTTOM: Latin Club members, Advisor Rob-
ert K. Fightmaster, J. Anthony, G. Arnold, M.
Corbin, J. Dunlap, J. Fordham, D. Harper, O.
Holsten, A. Jacks, E. Jones, B. Joyner, A. Patel, J.
Resha, D. Sheffield, B. Smith, S. Smith, A. White.

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vised by Linda Bowden, is once again
on a roll. This year, the Spanish Club
managed to roll their way into the lives
of orphans and underpriviledged chil-
dren. In December, they sent Christmas
gifts to an orphan in Honduras. In April,
the club sponsored an Easter egg hunt
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Cliett-Pres., Darren Majors-V. Pres., Larita Knight-
Sgt. at Arms. Bottom, left to right: Tanyeka Dent-
Secretary, Stephanie Simpkins-Asst. Secretary,
Kim Williams-Treasurer. BOTTOM: Club mem-
bers: J, Adams, J. Atkinson, C. Batchelor, K.
Bateman, S. Blake, D. Bonner, D. Bonner, K.
Bryan, D. Bryant, T. Bryant, L, Chester, T. Clark,
A. Cliett, H. Colbert, T. Coons, |. Daniels, T. Dar-
sey, S. Davis, T. Dent, D. Dumas, D. Gilbert, C.
Griffin, L. Harden, L. Heath, P. Henderson, A. Holt,
S. Khati, L. Knight. D. Major, S. McCoy, D.
McGee, N. Moshtael, E. Murphy, T. Murphy, W.
Newberry, C. Pierce, K. Pittman, A. Rigo, D. Ray,
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Math Team

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Mathematicians

Not many students are willing to be at
school at 5:30 A.M. on Saturday morn-
ings, to spend the day solving com-
plicated math problems. This is a fa-
miliar scene in the life of a SW Math
Team member. They spend time before
and after school trying to learn the-
orems, formulas, etc.

The Math Team got off to a good start
this year. Both Jr. Varsity and Varsity
teams have been busy studying in order
to stand out beyond the rest. Their ad-
visors have worked hard to insure that
when Southwest leaves a competition,
they've done their best.

TOP: Officers: Standing: Chad McDonald- Brian
Dunlap- Robbie Romeiser- Sitting: Jimmy
Fordham- Allen Jacks- BOTTOM: Members:
Back Row: Mrs. Dickey, Mrs. Simmons, J.
Dunlap, M. Bennett, H. Riner, K. Thomas, R. Ivory,
J. Stinson, B. Simmons, M. Tripp, Ms. Moore,
Mrs. Taylor. Third Row: A. Merchant, K. Gilbert,
D. Richards, J. Chapman, F. Taylor, L. Gilbert, A.
Wallace, B. Henderson. Second Row: S. Khatri, S.
Smith, B. Smith, A. Patel, A. Coan. First Row: C.
McDonald, A. Jacks, J. Fordham, R. Romeiser,
and B. Dunlap.

130 Math Team

Mu Alpha Theta
Figuring It Out

Mu Alpha Theta is a service club for
students who excel in the area of math.
It promotes enjoyment and understand-
ing of mathematics. The club is advised
by Alice Dickey and Gwen Simmons.
Each Thursday MAO members tutor
students who have difficulty with math.
The club also provides services to the
community through projects done dur-
ing Thanksgiving and Easter. The club
members also show appreciation to the
teachers and the staff for assisting in our
educational growth.

TOPLeft to right: John Robinson - Secretary, Al-
len Jacks Treasurer, Jimmy Fordham - Pres-
ident, Chad McDonald Project chairperson,
Robbie Romeiser Vice President. BOTTOM
Members in alphabetical order: M. Bennett, C.
Bowens, K. Boyd, J. Busbee, J. Chapman, H.
Crawford, C. Cupp, J. Dunlap, T. Durham, S.
Evans, K. Fields, J. Fordham, M. Fountain, A.
Harrell, T. Helmuth, K. Hicks, C. Howard, S.
Hughes, A. Jacks, E. Jaskula, S. Khatri, A.
Maldonaldo, C. McDonald, J. Melton, A. Patel, H.
Riner, D. Richardson, J. Robinson, R. Romeiser, K.
Smith, R. Smith, S. Smith, A. Wallace, N. Wool-

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Computer Club

Computing Toward
the Future

The Southwest Computer Club are
getting ready for the future, under new
leadership of Milton Ivery. They were
involved in a numerous amount of ac-
tivities this year. The club visited the
Sears Claims building to study the dif-
ferent types of claims, such as accident
home fires, and real estate claims. They
attended many other computer facilities
to learn about the many functions of the
computer. This gave the members a
chance to learn more about the many
opportunities available to them in the
future computer world.

TOP: Officers: Standing: Terrance Smith - Sarge-

ant at Arms; Brad Simmons Treasurer; Janet
Parker SecretarySitting: Julie Adams - Pres-
ident; Catina Parker Vice President. BOTTOM:
Members: J. Adams, J. Adams, E. Arnold, D.
Berkner, P. Bissinger, L. Chester, T. Crafter, B.
Davis, K. Gilbert, T. Harper, B. McDonald, J. Mi-
ester, D. Moore, E. Moran, J. Parker, K. Plumner,

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Smith, C. Stephens, B. Thomas, C. Thomas, A.
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Science/
Academic

Stars of Tomorrow

The Academic Team sharpened more
than their pencils this year. The mem-
bers of this group worked hard to sharp-
en their wits! Academic competition is a
challenging way for students to compete
with teams from other schools in a
Battle of Brains. The team answers
questions on a variety of subjects in
competitions on county and state levels.
Thanks to the advisor, Mr. James
Barfield, Southwest is able to compete
in numerous academic meets through-
out the school term.

This year's Science Club was advised
by James Hinson and Richard Mer-
chant. Among other activities, this
years club is noted for their help in
organizing and judging the 1990 Bibb
County Science Fair.

TOP: Science Club members: Standing: A. Mer-

IENCE chant, C. Samples, A. Clark. Kneeling: J.
sc Fordham, J. Melton. BOTTOM: Academic Team:
First Row: A. Merchant, A. Jacks, C.McDonaid, J.

Dunlap. Second Row: J. Fordham, B. Dunlap, R.
Romeiser, Mr. Barfield.

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Octagon Club
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The Southwest Octagon Club was on
the roll again this year. The club, ad-
vised by Mrs. Leigh Ann Raby, did an
outstanding job this year in serving their
community as. well as serving students
and teachers at their school. The mem-
bers of the club held a fun filled Hal-
loween party for the members of the
Macon Health Care Home. The mem-
bers returned to the home in December
with fruit baskets for the residents. This
visit certainly helped to make their
Christmas a little more memorable. In
February, Octagon members made Val-
entine cards for the home to show the
residents that someone cared for them.
The club also made gifts for the teach-
ers of the Southwest Complex during
Teacher Appreciation Week. For such a
small club, this turned out to be a very
active year.

TOP: Officers Stacy Bowden President; Tiffany
Bedgood Vice President. BOTTOM: First Row:N.
Borum, S. Bowden, T. Bedgood. Second Row:Mrs.
Raby, Advisor, K. Moore, J. Darley, L. Register.

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brought a new advisor for the Y-Club,
Ms. Ida Jordan. Under the leadership
of Ms. Jordan, the Y-club has supported
a numerous amount of community ac-
tivities. In October, the club visited the
children's ward at the Medical Center of
Central Georgia and gave the children
Halloween candy. As a Christmas proj-
ect some members of the club took
groceries to the Family and Children's
Services. This food was distributed to
local needy families.

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ganization full of young students ready
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can-Secretary; Krysta Soloman-School Comm.
Chairman. Bottom, Left to Right: Lisa Howard-
Chaplain; Robbeyell McCormick-Pres.; Andrea
Campbell-Treasurer. BOTTOM: Members: Top,
Left to Right: Advisor-l. Jordan, C. Benn, P, Smith,
W. Cray. Bottom, Left to Right: Y. Duncan, A.
Campbell, R. McCormick, K. Soloman, L. Howard.

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Mock Trial

Order In the Court

This year, a new group has emerged
on the Southwest Campus the Mock
Trial Team. This group of students was
organized by John Mathews in an ef-
fort to give students an opportunity to
learn more about the judicial system.
They did this through participation in a
real case, as well as a Mock Trial.

The Mock Trial Team had the priv-
ilege of working with two local attorneys
at law, Hal McCord and Brian Pas-
sante. The two attorneys coached them
in practice in order to prepare them for
competition. Through hard work and
determintion, the team went on to win
third place in the Region Mock Trial
Competition. Several of the team mem-
bers have plans of pursuing a career in
law.

TOP: Erica Jaskula gives testimony as the team
practices for the competition. BOTTOM: Mock
Trial team, Front row, left to right: A. Johnston, E.
Jaskula, A. Pierce, J. Chapman. Back row, left to
right:T. Williams, J. Melton, C. Cupp, C. Cupp, D.
Henry, K. Smith, T. Thomas.

136 Mock Trial

LEO
Spreading Happiness

The Leo Club continued in the great
tradition, as always, in spreading joy to
those in need. Supervised by Sue Kalb-
fleisch,and sponsored by the local
Southside Lions Club, the club partic-
ipated in many worthwhile civic proj-
ects. In a visit to the Georgia Academy
for the Blind, members played games
and talked with the blind students. The
members also took the time to throw a
series of parties for the students. In
October there was a Halloween Party,
followed by a Christmas Party in De-
cember. On Valentines Day the Leo
Club shared the love in their hearts with
the children by giving them a party. The
Leo Club has proved that it is possible to
shine a little light on even the darkest of
days.

The Southwest club was recognized in
the National Leo Magazine for their
many outstanding contributions to the
community.

TOP: First Row, left to right: Officers: Karen
Hicks Vice President; Sue Kalbfleisch - Advisor;
Tom Williams Past President.Back Row:
Charles Benn Treasurer; James Flowers - Pres-
ident. BOTTOM: Alphabetically: Club members-
Q. Baldwin, S. Evans, G. Harmon, L. Hattaway, N.
Mann, J. Mayne, H. Mueller, L. Raines, T. Wil-
liams.

Fighting the Battle on
Common Ground

Teens Against Pregnancy is a club
that fights the battles of teenage preg-
nancy. The teens in this group fight this
battle with the knowledge that they
learn from professionals.

TAP is a program that addresses
teenage pregnancy in schools. The in-
tent of TAP is to provide activities that
encourage teenage girls to complete
high school.

TOP: Class Directors: First Row: Nolita Woolfork-
12th, Kim Wilson-1 1th, Jaquel Johnson-9th, Clar-
ice Talton-12th, De Richards-10th.Second Row:
Konswella Fields-1 1th, Tamiko Bailey-9th, Felicia
Taylor-10th, Yasmin Washington-10th. BOTTOM:
Members listed in alphabetical order. T. Bailey,
C. Berrian, C. Bowen, M. Brown, D. Bundrage, T.
Carter, S, Clark, D, Conaway, J. Daughterty, L.
Dennis, K. Fields, S. Floyd, J. George, T. Good-
wyn, C. Gosha, |. Harmon, J. Harris, S. Hill, C.
Hollingshed, L. Howard, L. Jackson, J. Johnson,
D. Kendricks, K, Lavette, T. Locketts, A. Mallory,
T. Muff, C. Parks, D. Richard, L. Rouse, C.
Shemeka, E. Smith, M. Summerford, C. Talton, A.
Taylor, F. Taylor, K. Thompkins, P. Wallace, Y.
Washington, K. Wilson, T. Womack, N. Woolfork,
L. Wright.

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year than any of the past years. Under
the supervision of Erik Thompson, the
club helped decorate Macon as a part of
the annual Macon Cherry Blossom fes-
tivities. The club also participated in
many State Fair and Horticulture con-
tests sponsored by the Macon Exchange
Club.

During the Spring, the club once
again sold greenhouse grown poinsettias
to the Southwest High school students
and faculty. The club then went to tour
the Jarrell Plantation, while there, they
studied and learned about the growth of
plants. Towards the end of the year,
they began a tree and shrub production
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TOP: Officers: Kelly Johnson, Scott Casteel,
Dewayne Spinks, Erik Thompson-Advisor. BOT-
TOM: Members: Left to Right: S. Smith, M. Fox,
S. Casteel, D. Ray, D. Graham, M. Avera, K.
Johnson, E. Thompson, W. Parks, D. Spinks, J.
Harris.

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Cosmetoloc
The Cutting Edge

There's more to the Southwest Cos-
metology Club than just perms and hair-
cuts. The members of this club are also
very active in their community. In No-
vember, they collected canned goods to
give to the needy of Macon for Thanks-
giving. They again showed their concern
for their community by collecting toys
at Christmas time for the Salvation
Army. The Cosmotology Club also
brought in women's and babies clothes
for the battered women and children at
the Macon Rescue Mission.

As a celebration for such a productive
year, the club held their annual Cos-
metology Club dinner at the Olive Gar-
den. They ended the year with a fun-
filled trip to Six Flags.

TOP: Front Row,left to right: Stacy Lacefield-
Treas.; DeLana Ryles- President. Second Row, left
to right: Lavon Flanders- V. President; Laura Rum-
mel- Secretary. BOTTOM: Club members in al-
phabetical order T. Bostic, K. Bryant, D.
Carmichael, L. Cox, N. Danielly, L. Flanders, D.
Hallock, D. Jones, S. Lacefield, T. Moore, M.
Moss, M. Pierce, T. Rozier, L. Rummel, D. Ryles,
M. Sanford, A. Slocumb.

140 Cosmetology Club

Art Club

Expression

Not only is the Art Club a club in
which people express themselves
through their art, but also it is a club that
demonstrates caring and sharing. The
Art Club is advised by Dannah Gra-
ham and Gregory Cubit. They began
their active year in October. In Decem-
ber, they delivered Christmas goodies to
the Harrison Retirement Home. Also,
they took valentine candy to the Har-
rison Home, and planned to visit there
again for Easter. In April, the club vol-
unteered to make poster advertisements
and mile marker signs for the March of
Dimes Walkathon.

In May, the club held its seventh an-
nual Art and Photography show. It was
open to all students at Southwest. A
cash prize was awarded for first through
fourth places.

TOP:Officers, From left to right: Phillip Rogers,
Leslie Elder, Hannah Riner, Tavis Algae. BOT-
TOM: Members: T. Algae, G. Bartholf, J. Beck, A.
Coan, W. Cole, C. Dumas, L. Elder, S. Flemming,
E. Gilchrist, C. Mullis, T. O'Bryan, A. Patel, M.
Phillips, C. Proctor, H. Riner, P. Rogers, C. Sama,
D. Shugart, R. Stinson, D. Thomas, C. Waldorf, H.
Whipple.

Pep Club

Energized!

Webster describes pep as full of en-
ergy, liviliness, vigor, and spirit." That is
exactly what the Southwest High School
Pep Club is about. It organizes many
functions and trips which support our
teams and other organizations. They
also maintain a very valuable place in
the hearts of the new students, thanks
to the club advisor Mrs. Geraldine
Dumas.

The Pep Club started out fresh this
year with a funeral for our rival team,
Central High School. In February, the
Pep Club sponsored the Sweetheart Cor-
onation, to raise money and also pro-
mote school spirit.

In the spring, the Pep Club took its
annual trip to Six Flags. This trip is
organized to provide fun and relaxation
for the students, in a supervised and
organized manner. It gives the students
an opportunity to enjoy a Saturday out-
ing with their friends.

The Pep Club ended the year with the
All-Sports Cook Out, to show appre-
ciation to all SW athletes for the 89-90
season. The outing was held at Lake
Tobesofkee.

Not only is the Pep Club full of vigor
and spirit, but it also encourages the
students to be too!

TOP,LEFT TO RIGHT: Officers. Members: H.
Abdulah, C. Barber, M. Barden, L. Boston, S,
Calloway, T, Calloway, A, Campbell, Q. Clark, L.
Clayton, J. Cooper, A. Cummings, P. Cummings,
A. Danielly, L. Danielly, T. Danielly, M. Daniels, H.
Davis, B. Dawson, A. Dinkins, T. Dinkins, A.
Dumas, D. Dumas, Y. Duncan, J. Dupree, B. Dur-
ham, T. Durham, K. Early, K, Fordham, S. Fuller,
L. Glasco, T. Glover, S. Goolsby, C. Gosha, A.
Grant, L. Griffin, P. Gunter, A. Harrell, J. Harris, T.
Harris, L. Harvey, T. Helmuth, R. Henderson, L.
Herring, S. Horton, C. Hester, R. Hill, T. Hol-
lingshed, C. Holt, K. Howard, A. Kent, S. Ivey, R.
Ivery, J. Jackson, S. Jackson, T. Jarrell, A. John-
son, S. Johnson, A. Jones, C. Jones, A. Jordan, K.
Lem, J. Lewis, C. Lowery, K. Manning, R. Manuel,
F. Mathews, J. Maxwell, T. McCowen, A. McGee,
T. McKenzie, P. McNear, C. Middleton, L. Moore,
S. Moore, S. Moore, C. Morris, E. Murphy, T.
Murphy, C. Nelson, Y. Nelson, D. Newton, S.
Oliver, S. Oliver, L. Patterson, L. Poole, S. Poole,
M. Rainey, S. Rivers, N. Roberson, V. Royal, U.
Samples, T. Searey, H. Simmons, L. Simmons, F.
Smith, J. Stenson, S. Talton, O. Thomas, D. Tuck-
er, B. Veal, H. Walker, |. Waller, C. Walton, K.
Watson, A. Warner, M. Williams, R. Williams.
BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: A group of mourn-
ers. Christy Smith as Miss Freshman. The SW
football team grieves the death of a known rival.

142 Pep Club

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FBLA

Getting Down to
Business

The Future Business Leaders of
America at Southwest are once again
proving to be leaders for our future.
They have been busy year-round par-
ticipating in a variety of activities. In
November, the FBLA traveled to At-
lanta, where they took part in the annual
FBLA State Convention. The purpose
for participation in the convention was
to sharpen their skills in the various
fields of interviewing, transcribing, typ-
ing, and other skills pertaining to the
rapidly changing business world. In Feb-
ruary, the FBLA was invited to take part
in the region competition, which was
held in Peach County. To help support
the activities they participated in, the
FBLA held fundraisers during the year,
such as candy sales, among others. Year
after year, FBLA shows that they are
leaders by continiously serving the com-
munity and Southwest.

TOP: Doris Hunt Vice President; Consuelo
Daniel Tresurer; Nealie McCoy - Parliamen-
tarian. BOTTOM: D. Brundrage, H. Clance, W.
Cole, T. Crafter, G. Cruz, C. Daniel, B. Everly,
Ford, T. Gordon, J. Harmon, D. Hunt, J. Jones,
Koraeguy, H. Layson, S. Mallory, N. McCoy,
Pittman, B. Simmons, T. Smith, K. Solomon,
Taylor, K. Tharpe, M. Tripp, T. Washington.

Award Winners

The DECA club, advised by Stacy
Summers, had a busy year. Dawn Cot-
trell, Kim Hayes, Kandy White, and
Leigh Ann Vandiver attended the DE-
CA Fall Leadership Conference in Gain-
sville, Georgia. In February, the club
sponsored a reception for the eleventh
graders who wanted to enroll in Mar-
keting Education for the next school
term. Eleven members competed in the
sixth district competition, five South-
west students were winners, Dawn Cot-
trell, Chad Vonsteenburg, LaKeshia
Straws, Randy Durden, and Melanie
Maynard. These students were also el-
igible for state competition. The DECA
Club ended the year with a bash.

TOP:Officers:First Row:Dawn Cottrell - Treasur-
er; Kandi White Chaplain; Stacy Summers -
Advisor. Second Row:Chad Vonsteenburgh
Sgt. at Arms; Charles Allen Vice President;
Bobby Cupp - Vice President. BOT-
TOM:Members: C. Allen, A. Brown, D. Cottrell, B.
Cupp, R. Durden, L. Dykes, L. Elder, S. Evans, R.
Gates, T. Goodwyn, S. Gunnells, R. Haire, L. Harp-
er, T. Harper, K. Hayes, C. Hollingshed, M. Hollis,
S. Hunnicutt, D. Jones, M. Jones, R. Jones, T.
Lockett, T. Long, D. Lyons, M. Maynard, H, Muel-
ler, S. Pardue, T. Penix, M. Renn, P. Rogers, M.
Sandiford, L. Seldon, L. Straws, C. Thomas, L.
Vandiver, C. Vonsteenburgh, K. White, A. Wil-
liams.

Community Service

The Voca Club ia a community
service club designed to help
young men and women learn to
give, and to help the community.

VOCA's big event for this
school year was during Christmas.
The members of VOCA visited the
Hephzibah Orphanage Home to
present gifts to each of the junior
residents. Through the generosity
of VOCA, these youngsters had a
brighter and merrier Christmas.

Maston Bell has been the ad-
visor of the VOCA club for fifteen
years, and continues to work to-
ward bettering the community.
Students at Southwest should be
proud to be a part of VOCA,

TOP: Officers: Left, Top to Bottom:Tonya
Woodard Sgt. at Arms; Shaylor Duncan
Historian; Betty Stubbs Secretary
Right, Top to Bottom: Malaika Johnson
Second Vice President; Arrellius Lockett
First Vice President; Crystal Cowart Par-
liamentarian. BOTTOM: Members: C.
Armstrong, C. Black, M. Bradly, L. Camer-
on, C. Cowart, R, Dent, S. Duncan, N.
Dykes, J. Fowler, W. Hendrick, M. John-
son, M. Johnson, A. Lockett, J. Middleton,
B, Stubbs, J. Twilley, D. Veal, T. Woodard,

VICA
Upon My Honor

VICA not only stands for Vocational
Industrial Clubs of America, but it also
stands for vocational integrity. Ronald
Taylor, the VICA advisor, emphasizes
this image throughout the school and
the community. This year VICA pre-
pared a Thanksgiving basket for an
adopted family and sold candy to fund
their annual Halloween and Christmas
Parties.

The members of VICA are proof that
this is an honorable organization. Some
of these members participated in area
competitions of vocational skills, held in
Cochran and Hawkinsville. They were as
follows: Michael Goodwin, Sammy
Coons, Sabrina Adams, Patrick
Bentley, Sharon Hughes, and Tara
Hall. Upon their success they traveled
to the district competition in Vidalia,
where Michael Goodwin won the vic-
tory.

TOP: Officers:Top: Patrick Bentley-Vice Presi-
dent, Curtis Thompson-President.Middle: Sabrina
Adams-Treasurer, Marvetta Ammons-Secretary.
Bottom:Ronald Taylor, Advisor, Tara Hall-
Reporter. BOTTOM: VICA members: S. Adams,
M. Ammons, P. Bently, R. Brinson, S. Coons, M.
Fountain, S. Foust, M. Goodwin, T. Hall, D. Han-
son, S. Hughes, A. Lawrence, L. Lee, J. Lowe, J.
Marshall, D. Morton, E. Pipkins, K. Porter, W.
Roquemore, R. Smith, C. Thompson, S. Tidwell,
N. Webley.

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Key Club

Unlocking Hearts

The Key Club accomplished many
goals as they unlocked their hearts and
tended to others. They visited the Me-
morial Nursing Home, served in Bill
Boyd's Over 75 Birthday Party, and pro-
vided money for the Hurricane Hugo
Relief fund. Under their new advisor,
Virginia Phillips, the club raised $250
by sponsoring the Goofy Goblin contest,
for the Georgia Sheriffs Youth Homes.
At the state convention, the club re-
ceived an award for this project. Robbie
Romeiser received the Lt. Governor of
the Year award for his outstanding work.
They ended the year by taking two six
mile walks for the March of Dimes
Walk-America and the Juvenile Diabe-
tes Foundation Walk-A-Thon.

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT:imea Endsley Treas-
urer; Jimmy Fordham Vice President; Belinda
Everly - Secretary; John Robinson President;
Mrs. Phillips - Advisor; Robbie Romeiser Lt.
Governor; Dennis Henry 2nd Vice President.
Key Club members: E. Allman, G. Ashcraft, H.
Barth, D. Becham, J. Braswell B. Carroll, A. Cross,
B. Dunlap, |. Endsley, B. Everly, T. Everly, J.
Fordham, J. Gay, D. Henry, T. Hill, C. Hollingshed,
C. Howard, A. Jacks, E. Jones, J. Maloy, C.
McDonald, M. Phillips, D. Richardson, J. Rob-
inson, R. Romeiser, T. Rutledge, K. Smith, L.
Smith, D. Stubbs, J. Wilder. BOTTOM, LEFT TO
RIGHT:Jason Braswell, Eddie Jones, and David
Stubbs visit a patient at nursing home. Amy Cross
makes a new friend. Heather Barth plays sit down
volleyball.

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Civinettes
Helping Hands

Starting off fresh with a new advisor,
Bitsy Phillips, the Civinettes had an
outstanding year in the service of their
community. One of the most rewarding
and beneficial activities the girls par-
ticipated in was The Bill Boyd Over 75
Birthday Party. When the guests arrived,
the Civinettes pinned corsages on them.
The girls handed out ice cream and cake
and danced with some of the guests.
They all had a great time.

The Civinettes also adopted a nursing
home this year. They enjoyed going to
the nursing home on special occasions.
They provided entertainment by playing
volleyball and bingo with the residents.

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Officers; First Row Carla
Cupp-V. Pres.; Angelan Johnston-Chaplain; Cher-
ann Buchanan-Sgt. at Arms. Second Row Christie
Cupp-V. President, Jennifer Chapman- Secretary.
S. O'Neal enjoys the dance with her date. Erica
saves the last dance for DeWayne. MIDDLE: For
some, the Tech play-off game was more inter-
esting than the dance. BOTTOM, LEFT TO
RIGHT: Members; T. Ayers, K. Boyd, D. Broach,
C. Buchanan, R. Campen, J. Chapman, C. Cupp,
C. Cupp, J. Dunlap, S. Evans, T. Gordon, V. Guios,
K. Hayes, E. Jaskula, A, Johnston, M. Jones,L.
Lowe, A. Maldonaldo, H. Mueller, S. O'Neal,
K.Peugh, A. Pierce, B. Smith, C. Stanley, P. Wil-
der, Tim takes Andria for a dip. Becky and Jeffrey

Montage

Creative Forms

For the second year in a row Ms.
Cynthia Warren-Ross, the Montage
advisor, has demonstrated her expertise
in leading the Montage staff to excel-
lence. Not only did the literary staff
publish an outstanding magazine, but it
has taken time out to participate in nu-
merous competitions. Among these are:
Macon College Spring Arts Festival
1990, 1990 Scholastic Writing Awards
Smith Corona, Princeton University
Secondary School Poetry Contest, Op-
timist International Essay Contest, and
countless others. The Montage Staff, as
well as its advisor, can be proud of its
accomplishments.

TOP: Montage officers, Top, left to right: Cynthia
Ross Advisor, H. Barth Editor, L. Elder
Managing Editor, G. Cruz - Typist. Bottom, left to
right: D. Major - Business Manager, P. Rogers
Assistant Managing Editor, D. Stubbs Layout
Editor. BOTTOM: Montage Members: H. Barth,
D. Bryant, M. Cobbs, G. Cruz, C. Daniel, L. Elder,
C, Johnson, V, Johnson, D. Major, C. McDonald,
T. O'Bryan, P. Rogers, S. Smallfence, D. Stubbs,
K. Wilson.

Patri-Article
Hot Off The Presses!

The Patri-Article is one of three pres-
tigious publications at Southwest High
School. Advising the school newspaper
is a tough job which is capably handled
by Sue Kalbfleisch.Two workshops
are held to teach staff members skills
necessary for newswriting. Following
the workshop, there is an awards lunch-
eon, sponsored by Georgia School Pub-
lications Association. The newspapers
are judged on layout and copy writing,
then awards were presented. This chal-
lenging event took place at the Uni-
versity of Georgia in Athens on May 4,
1990. Adding to this adventure in Ath-
ens was the exposure of the staff of both
the Montage and Patri-Article to BIG
RED MEASLES!

Patri-Article Editors-in-Chief include: L. Langley
and S. Moore. Members: K. Lem, J. Melton, A.
Warner, S. Evans, J. Atkinson, E. Allman, T.
Ussery, C. Hodges, C. Sekermestrovich, C, Knight,
T. Thomas, A. Pierce, S. Horton, H. Mueler, and T.
Algea.

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Student Council

Future Leaders

Student Council is one of the most
active groups at Southwest. This club
has been busy year round, activities in-
clude making football signs, candy
sales, and preparing spring activities.
With the help of Advisor Betty Stew-
art-Crossan, Student Council has
worked hard for over 13 years.

Student Council activities included
the first assembly of the school year to
discuss the dress code. They were in-
volved in the Close-Up trip to Wash-
ington D.C. in November of 1989.

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Complex Officers: First

Row, Left to Right: L. Herring-Co-Pres.; J. Chap-

man-Secretary; J. Robinson-Co-Pres. Second

Row, Left to Right: L. Griffin-Tres.; J. Maloy-

Director; B. Everly-Director. Third Row, Left to

Right: B. Carroll-V. Pres.; K. Adams-Director; C.

Cupp-Director. B. Cliett struts a "NO." The Sand-

man, J. Stenson, takes P. Wilder away. BOTTOM,

LEFT TO RIGHT: Student Council members:

Seniors: D. Dumas, E. Jaskula, J. Lewis, E.

Brown, C, Cupp, T. Gordon, T. Williams. Juniors:

J. Stenson, T. Ayers, B. Cliett, M. Tripp, M. Jones,

C. Buchanan, D. Rumney, R. McCormick. Soph-

omores: J. Wilder, P. Wilder, C. Gosha, D. .
Becham, K. Peugh, R. Tackett. Freshmen: B. Veal, ae
I. Harmon, R. Ivory, S. Clarington. Students show E re 7

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Chorus

Southwest Choir:
Right On Key

The Southwest Chorus under the direc-
tion of Renee Kimberly performed during
December, putting everyone into the hol-
iday spirit. Their annual Christmas concert
was held at St. Joseph's Catholic Church.
To raise money for their spring concert
tour they had a gift wrap booth at Westgate
Mall during the Christmas season. At the
GMEA 1Ith District Festival their perfor-
mance was rated excellent. The choir
had the privilege of performing at Opryland
in Nashville, Tennessee.

Also under the direction of Mrs. Kimber-
ly are the Show Choir and the Girls Choir.
These groups also participated in many
concerts. They won numerous awards with
their outstanding performances.

The three choirs participated in the
Spring Concert, which was held at the
Grand Opera House. The choir has a rep-
utation of creating delightful music. As al-
ways, the Southwest Chorus is right on
key.

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT:Mrs. Kimberly carefully in-
structs the choir on the right notes. The Advanced
Choir. A. Anderson, J. Austin, E. Barlow, A. Battle, Q.
Clark, K. Clinard, A. Connell, T. Coons, M. Corbin, A.
Coxton, N. Danielly, L. Elder, W. Ellington, M. Finney,
K. Gilbert, T. Glover, A. Grant, C. Griffin, C. Hanks, D.
Harper, K. Harrell, T. Harris, P. Henderson, T. Jarrell,
B. Jefferson, L. Jones, R. King, J. Lewis, A. Liskey, J
Maxwell, T. McKinney, K. McKinnon, A. Meridy, R.
Moore, V. Moore, T. Murphy, K. Nelson, J. O'Neal, E.
Pharisse, K. Plummer, S. Poole, K. Pope, N. Pope, E.
Purcell, S. Rainey, J. Resha, S. Rivers, L. Simmons, S.
Simpkins, F. Smith, R. Smith, R. Smith, T. Swea-
ingane, J. Thomas, P. Wallce, W. Webb.,BOTTOM,
LEFT TO RIGHT: Kim Gilbert and Priscilla Hen-
derson go through their routines during the Spring
Concert held at The Grand Opera House. The Girls
Choir. A. Battle, L. Brown, T. Clark, K. Clinnard, A.
Connell, N. Danielly, T. Ficklin, A. Johnson, L. Jones,
J. Jordan, D. Lauer, A. Liskey, K. Nelson, D. Newton,
E. Pharisse, V. Pirkle, L. Smith, F. Walker, W. Webb,
M. Williams, L. Van Ness.(Not Pictured) The Show
Choir. A. Battle, M. Corbin, A. Coxton, C. Griffin, B
Jefferson, J. Lewis, A. Meridy, V. Moore, J. Resha, R.
Smith, R. Smith, J. Thomas, P. Wallace.

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JAZZ ENSEMBLE

Jazz Ensemble Plays
the Gig

Whether its music or community ser-
vice, the Jazz Ensemble plays the gig.
The Jazz Ensemble visited Burghard,
Butler, and McEvoy Middle schools, en-
couraging the kids to Just Say No" to
drugs. The members performed a skit
and rap condemming the use of illegal
drugs, ending the visits with a perfor-
mance.

In competition, the group received
Superior ratings at Solo/Ensemble and
Georgia College Festivals. They have
awed audiences at The Cardiac Cafe,
Ebony Fashion Fair, Golden Eagle cer-
emonies, and the Cherry Blossom Fes-
tival.

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Jones jams on his
bass. K. Thomas tickles the ivories. K. Hicks
Swings on the sax. BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT:
Mr. Jackson leads the pack. D. Henry on the horn.
Jazz members: First Row, Left to Right; D, John-
son, E. Bivins, D. Henry, C. Walker. Second Row,
Left to Right: K. Hicks, S. Jackson, A. Johnston,
C. Walker, A. Glover. Third Row, Left to Right: K.
Jones, C. Bass, K. Thomas, Q. Baldwin, E. An-
derson, D. Tucker.

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BAND

Long Workouts Result in Super Year!

The talented members of the South-
west Marching Band began their year in
early August under the scorching Macon
sun. They spent at least four hours a day
learning new formations and routines in
order to entertain the football crowds
who eagerly awaited the exciting half-
time performances. The spectacular
dance routines led by Drum Majors
Warren Cray, Jeniel Cooper,and Ca-
landra Barber performed by the band
at half-time, are but a part of the tra-
dition established by the Marching Pa-
triots. These sweaty workouts and long
hours in the summer heat paid off tre-
mendously as the Marching Patriots
completed another super year.

This year the band rated first in their
appearance, as well as in their
performace, as they took the field with
their new bright red and white capes and
shoe spats. The band, with the help of

their energetic and devoted Band Par-
ents Club, sold Southwest seat cushions
and fruit to help purchase these new
accessories.

Nothing was capable of stopping the
Marching Patriots on the field or in the
local community. The members of the
band collected over three-hundred cans
of food in their annual can drive for the
needy at Thanksgiving. The Southwest
Marching Band marched into the hearts
of those at Southwest High and the
community around them. So as you see,
the best is at Southwest.

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT:Troy Crafter shows Mau-
rice Slocumb how to keep cool during practice.
Jeniel Cooper gets down to the music. Eric An-
derson really gets into his music. BOTTOM,
LEFT TO RIGHT: The band shows that practice
makes perfect. The Southwest Bass section
pumps up the bass. Band members enjoy a half-
time break.

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The pulsating beats of the bass drum,
the blaring sound of the instruments, the
lift and step movements of each mem-
ber in the band, along with the roaring
and screaming of fans, make the South-
west Marching Band unbeatable. Under
the direction of their illustrious director
Oscar Jackson,the Marching Patriots
shook the field with lively perfor-
mances, that left the crowd standing in
amazement.

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ing group of performers. In after school
sessions, band members mastered rou-
tines, learned new songs, and offered
constructive criticism to one another.
This constant practice and interaction
created a pride that was evident to each
person who observed a half-time per-
formance at a Southwest football game
by this energetic group.

The Marching Patriots carried this
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field to parades such as the Vererans
Day Parade and the Cherry Blossom
Parade in Macon, and the Rose Parade
Parade in Thomasville, Georgia. They
continued their display of excellence by
receiving an excellent rating for their
performance at the Region Festival.

Their highstepping style, class and
brilliant movements are just a few rea-
sons why the Southwest Band can be
classified as untouchable.

MARCHING BAND

Band Members

FIRST ROW:C. Morris, M. Barden, T. Jackson,

K.Thompkins, K. Nelson, S. Oneal, L. Stanley, S

Talton, J. Cooper, W. Cray, C. Barber, U. Samples,

O. Thomas, K. Thompkins, C. Brown, L. Story, S
White, S. Bundrage. SECOND ROW:K. Hicks, C
Broado, J. Johnson, M. Yates, M. Duncan, T.
Harden, C. Hollingshed, S. Clark, Y. Washington,
D. Richard, N. Moshtael, L. Dennis, F. Taylor, S
Glover. THIRD ROW:A. Harrell, T. Durham, S
Jackson, A. Warner, F. Smith, D. Lynch, M
Watkins, M. Ammons, A. Daniely, |. Waller, K
Lavette, J. Daughtery, C. Warren, D. Conaway, L.

Wright, T. Louis, K. Jones, F. Butler, T. Par
ker.FOURTH ROW:J. Slocumb, J. Robinson,
King, V. Johnson, T. Crafter, M. Slocumb,
Glover, M. Pittman, D. Kendrick, W. Armour,
Neal, P. Davis, N. Robinson, R. Dixon,
Booker.FIFTH ROW:D. Tacker, A. Baldwin,
Moore, J. Richardson, T. TAnner, C. Walker,
Stenson, A. Mack, L. Reid, M. Cowan, J. Moran,

Daniely, T. Denson, C. Lucas, E. Bivins, D. Henry,

D. Johnson. SIXTH ROW:J. Gay, J. Latimore, T
Goff, T. Green, W. Johnson, B. Henderson, D
Morris, C. Upton, C. Johnson, C. Cooper. SEV

ENTH ROW:C. Waller, T. Calhoun, R. Stallings, G
Ogden, K. Moore, S. Brown, S. Slaughter, F
Mathews, C. Bass, E. Powell, D. Sheffield

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Mourning
The Dead

The Southwest Patriots gathered
once again to mourn the passing of their
rival the Central Chargers! The ser-
vice was presided over by Rev. Derek
Dumas who brought tears to the funeral
procession and thrilled the souls of the
crowd. After a .toast to the deceased
Chargers by the Mighty Southwest foot-
ball team, Big Charles Ben made
orange crush and the funeral turned into
a pep rally. The Southwest Patriots
screamed and shouted to the beat of the
drummers, while the cheerleaders
shouted their encouragement for South-
west to be victorious.

TOP,LEFT TO RIGHT:The Patriots toast the
passing of the Chargers. Mrs. Cliett catches the
spirit. BOTTOM,LEFT TO RIGHTt:Derek Dumas
preaches as Felicia Smith gives him an Amen
Chris Railey, Charles Ben, and Billy Gay bring in
the deceased. A group of mourners shout.

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Ghouls
and
Goblins

Goofy Goblins from Key and Civinette
Clubs collected money to benefit the
Georgia Sheriff's Youth Home during the
week of Halloween. These dedicated
students undertook this project to help
abused Georgia youth. On Friday, Oc-
tober 30, the representatives joined to-
gether for a Halloween bash in their
creative, ghoulish costumes.

In the costume department, Carla
Cupp came up victorious for her unique
pumpkin body. Roger Tackett came in
second with his Grim Reeper costume
and Dedra McNeal placed third in her
She Devil costume.

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT:The winners of the cos-
tume contest. Heather Barth the bunny wabbit.
Dennis Henry in his usual attire: BOTTOM, LEFT
TO RIGHT:Danyelle Broach as the jester. A mon-
ster. Andria Maldonado, the frog lady.

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A Night to
Remember

It was a magical, beautiful night in
which some of Southwest Lady Pa-
triots shined as diamonds. Yes, the
1990 Annual Sweetheart Coronation
was an event that these young ladies
will remember forever. The Sweet-
heart Coronation showed the public
why Southwest is the best. During
this ceremony, Southwest's Jazz
Band provided the audience with en-
tertainment.

Contestants were introduced by
the Mistress of Ceremonies, Ms.
Ross. The anticipation of the winner
quieted the atmosphere. Then the
winners were announced. They were:
Miss Freshman Christy Smith,
Miss Sophomore LaShondia
Griffin, Miss Junior - Teresa
Ayers, Miss Senior Ericka
Brown. Lisa Lowe was crowned
Miss Sweetheart of 1990.

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT:The Sweetheart Court
poses for the camera. Miss Sweetheart 1990 Lisa
Lowe. David Jones escorting Brandee Hancock.
BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT:LaShondia Griffin
being dubbed Miss Sophomore. Chris Griffin and
date Geyssie Cruz

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It was the night everyone had been
looking forward to. The crowd was anx-
ious to meet their new homecoming

king and queen.

As the band serenaded with Spend
the Night, the glamoruos couples glid-
ed across the football field. Anticipation
filled the air. The friends of the con-
testants nervously kept their fingers
crossed as the announcer named Skyla
Talton and Joe Dupree as queen and
king. The anticipation in the air was
then taken over by excitement. The wild
crowd stomped and yelled in the mid-
night air as the king and queen silently
left the field in a smile.

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHTSA line of winners. Joel
Stenson & Ericka Brown. Dewayne Richardson &
Erika Jaskula. BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr
& Mrs. Dupree. The queen. Lashondia Griffin with
date. Teresa Ayers and escort

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Dance

October 28th was the night of the
annual Southwest Homecoming
Dance. The defeat of Southeast (49-0)
filled the students with excitement. The
gym was packed full of teens ready to
congratulate and crown their new home-
coming court king and queen.

The dance itself, was a hit! Everyone
was dancing, mingling, and having a
good time. Although it was hot, the heat
didn't seem to affect anyone. In fact, the
heat may have caused even more people
to get up from their seats and join the
fun!

Some say the dance was jammin',
jumping, or even pumping. Others
say it was cool, happening, and
hittin. No matter which way you say
it, the Homecoming Dance was a

SMASH!

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Smilin Ericka Brown.
Picking the perfect record. A group of dancers.
BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Calandra Brown &

friends at the dance. Posing for the camera.
Shecheela Palmer dancing her heart out.

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All Sports
Wang-Dang
Cook-Out!

On Thursday May 24th, the South-
west Pep Club sponsored a banquet for
all sports players, cheerleaders, and Pep
Club members at Lake Tobosofkee.

After everyone stuffed themselves
with hamburgers, hot dogs, fish, and
other goodies it was declared time
for the games to begin." Sandy" foot-
ball games kicked the cook-out off. Stu-
dents ran and chased after each other in
pursuit of who would become the next
victim to be dunked.

When the water events were over, the
dancing began. As music from car and
truck radios sounded, students phys-
ically expressed themselves. Everyone
was dancing and laughing and having a
great time!

Afterwards, the awards, medals, and
trophies were given out. As the students
resumed their dancing, it was an-
nounced that the party was over and
that it was time to go home. Sadly, the
students packed up their awards and
wet, sandy clothes, and headed for the

nearest bus. For those of you who didn't
have the opportunity to get dunked,
there's always next year!

TOP LEFT TO RIGHT: Tiffany Bedgood munches
down on a hamburger at cookout. Taniece Smith
and Lachana Moore pose for the camera at the All-
Sports Cook-Out.Johnny Higdon shows off his
awesome Patriot shirt. BOTTOM LEFT TO
RIGHT: Charlie Simmons tries to talk with his
mouth full.Coach Matthews burns whats left of the
food. Terry Wiiliams and Marquis Daniels show off
their wrestling trophies they received

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Every now and then
comes a period

when its time for a com-
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of the scenery, the senses,
even the wardrobe.

Thats when SW Fifth Av-
enue steps in.

With selections that are
focused on your

exact needs. Then its just
a matter of

making the choice
whether its totally

radical, casually sporty or
a sheer

elegance of style. Anyway
you want it,

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you.

Southwest
Fifth
Avenue

STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT:Lakesia Straws,
Kevin Smith, Tonya Thomas.SITTING, LEFT TO
RIGHT: Trellis Ross, Carla Cupp, Laura Smith.

Hold On To
The
Night

This year the Juniors did a great job in
getting ready for the Prom. The hard
work began on May 19, 1990 PROM
DAY! They started their day off at eight
that morning and worked until the set-
ting was perfect. So perfect that the

Seniors would never forget this most

memorable night.

Dazzling couples walked into the Ma-
con City Auditorium hand-in-hand
awaiting the excitement and fun that the
night was expected to bring. With the
music being played by the band
Princess and Stardust, the students
danced across the floor as if it was a
moonlit beach.

As the night drew on, the crowd ea-
gerly awaited the announcement of the
King and Queen of the Prom. Once the
lead out was completed, Ms. Cynthia
Warren Ross came out with the special
announcement. Erica Jaskula and
Chris Spivey were presented as the
King and Queen of the Southwest Prom.

This magical evening truly made
everyone Hold on to The Night.

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT:Caprice Hester, Derek
Dumas, Felicia Smith, Carol Ward and a school
aquaintance pose for a breath-taking picture
Christine Germain and Gwen Kornegay grab their
dates to take a once in a life time pic-
ture.MIDDLE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Melissa Jones
and Tara Long smile with their dates Johnny and
Laing. Trece Dinkins enters the magical ballroom
with her handsome escort by her side. Cindy
Chapman and Tom Williams smile for the camera
while their dates are getting drinks. BOT-
TOM:Dwana Bass hangs on to her date Dale Join-
er as he dips her to the floor during a dance.

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The Class of 1990 kicked the end of
their Senior year off with a Reverse
Beauty Pageant made up of males and
females. The reversing of roles in the
contest gave the students a chance to
display such characteristics as person-
ality, appearance, and talent. Between
Eric Duggan and Charlie Simmons
the contest was pretty exciting. This
unique contest proved to be a humorous
and eye-catching assembly.

The next activity the seniors enjoyed
was the Senior Breakfast. Each senior
nad two sausage biscuits and Coke. Af-
terwards they practiced the Senior song
Friends. This made many students
finally realize that school was coming to
an end.

The students wore their caps and
gowns on Senior Honors Day for the first
time. Following Honors Day the seniors
had a luncheon in the Willingham B
Lunchroom. They received placemats

with their names on them as souvenirs.
Later a skit was put on by the Southwest
Student Council members and a Lip
Sync contest was held. Various con-
testants showed their talents through
singing and dancing. Senior Week was
finally coming to an end. The Grand
Finale was the Senior Dance. It was held
in the Macon Coliseums Monument
Room. The music was provided by
Bob's Mobile Sound. The dance
lasted from 8 till 12 with many of the
Seniors shouting for more. At the end
they all decided to end their Senior
Week with a famous chant known to the
halls of Southwest. HAIL TO THE
CLASS THATS HIGH AND MIGHTY
HAIL TO THE CLASS OF 1990!!

TOP LEFT TO RIGHT:Carla Cupp and Dennis
Henry enjoy their lunch after Senior Honors Day.
Eric Duggan and Derek Dumas participate in the
Senior skit as husband and wife. Kevin Smith
looks over the items available at the Senior Break-
fast. BOTTOM LEFT TO RIGHT:Madame Nolita
Woolfork kindly talks to one of her employees
Terralyn Gordon while she's going out with date
for the night Neil Robinson. En Vogue Plus One
demonstrate their talent to the audience at the
Reverse Beauty Pageant.

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Although, the setting was not as el-
egant and fabulous as that of the Acad-
emy Awards, the participants in the an-
nual Underclassmen's Awards program
felt as if they had received their own
oscar. Awards were presented to stu-
dents who had been a part of each
schools publication, who had shown
leadership ability, and those who had
participated in Math competitions, Lit-
erary events, Academic meets, and De-
bate and Science competition. Certifi-
cates of Merit from the University of
Georgia were given to each junior who
had remained in the top five percent of
their class.

Students with the brains of Einstein
were presented a Mu Alpha Theta
Award, those with the poetic mind of
Thoreau received a literary award, and
those with the talent of Micheal Angelo
were presented an art award.

Nobody likes to come to school,
but that statement can be proven false,
because many underclassmen were rec-
ognized for their perfect attendance
which ranged from one to eleven years!

The Honor Roll awards were present-
ed to those students who had main-
tained a grade-point average of 3.6
throughout the academic year. Tension
really mounted as the names were called
from the Principal's List, composed of
students who have maintained an av-
erage of 4.0 or better.

To end the program the Junior Class
President, Joel Stenson, made a spe-
cial presentation to Mr. Stuart who
was leaving Southwest to serve as the
Principal of the Alternative School.

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT:Becky Smith and Kon-
swella Fields are announced as the Co-Editors for
the Spirit of "91. The Stock Market Game par-
ticipants. BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: The Junior
Guides.First Row:K. Kpor,B. Smith, R. Johnson,
A. Wallace. Second Row: J. Chapman, K. Fields,
A. Mallory. Third Row: W. Cray, R. McCormick, K.
Solomon. Fourth Row: A. Taylor, G. Cruz, A.
Maldonado. Fifth Row: M. Tripp, C. Dumas, T.
Ayers.Sixth Row:M. Dupree, J. Dunlap, J. Wil-
liams.Seventh Row:J. Lambert, J. Busbee, P.
Rogers.Back Row: D. Rumney, H. Simmons, J.
Stenson. Scott Fleming and Dannah Graham are
proud of Scott winning the Hallmark Art Card
Contest. Amy Merchant shows off her Mankind
Award.

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Underclassmen Honors 199

The Flight
to Success

Again this year Southwest left the
Golden Eagle Awards ceremony with
something to shout about. James
Fordham won the Golden Eagle Award
in Math, Robbie Romeiser received an
Honorable Mention in the Social Studies
category, and Chad McDonald also
won an Honorable Mention in Foreign
Language. The new category of Social
Science was also added to the beginning
eleven to make the competition alto-
gether great and harder for over 100
students from nine counties in Middle
Ga.

Southwest's Nominees in each cate
gory:

Robbie Romeiser. SOC/AL STUDIES
John Robinson .. ENGLISH LITERA
TURE

Jimmy Melton.......... SCIENCE
Christopher Griffin MUSIC
Tom Williams ... SOC/AL SCIENCE
James Fordham

Chad McDonald ... FOREIGN LAN
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Heather Barth...... JOURNALISM
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A.P. European

Erik Allman
Heather Barth
Katherine Boyd
Brent Carroll
Carla Cupp
Christie Cupp
Jimmy Fordham

Christine Germain (on loan from France)

Dennis Henry
Carrie Howard
Allen Jacks

Erica Jaskula
Angelan Johnston
Jason Maloy
Chad McDonald
Heidi Mueller
DeWayne Richardson
John Robinson
Robbie Romeiser
Kevin Smith
David Stubbs
Tim Thomas

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Tour of Duty

A.P. American

Erik Allman
Heather Barth
Brent Carroll
Jimmy Fordham
Dennis Henry
Carrie Howard
Allen Jacks
Jason Maloy
Chad McDonald
Heidi Mueller
DeWayne Richardson
John Robinson
Robbie Romeiser
Kevin Smith
David Stubbs
Tim Thomas

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Brent Carroll
Jimmy Fordham
Carrie Howard
Allen Jacks
Erica Jaskula
Chad McDonald
Robbie Romeiser
David Stubbs

M. 1. A.

Rufus Butler

Joey Coleman

Allison Hooker

Jon Kent

J.J. Maner

Yasmin Sheikholeslam
Nolita Woolfork

Commander-in-Chief

Virginia T. Phillips

Tour of Duty 201

*Honoring
Tomorrows

Leaders

May 25th 1990, was a day that shall
be cherished by the class of 1990 for a
lifetime. The trip to the Grand Opera
House, by bus, was the first step toward
full tuitions being paid, the Star Student
having his last stroll, and the Senior
Class to make their presentation to the
school.

Recognition ranged from Scholar-
ships and Special Achievements to the
Most Improved Honors Math Student.
Smiles were washed away from their
faces as the pianist began to play the
chord for their senior song. They knew
that with this note it was time to start
packing up the dreams that had been
planted and begin another chapter of
their lives. Senioritis or not, the class of
1990 maintained pride for their school,
academic standings, and their motto of
being High and Mighty.

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: The 1990 Honor Grad
uates. Lisa Herring receives the American Legion
Citizenship Award. BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT:
Charlie Simmons receives an award from the Ma-
rines for his Excellence in Athletics. Robbie
Romeiser received the Woodman of the World
American History Award

Allen Jacks receives a scholarship from Macon College.

204 Honors

Ken Jones displays his Louis Armstrong Jazz Award Christine Germain accepts a Health Education Award

Ima Endsley won the Tim Stenson Memorial Scholarship Skyla Talton shows off her Outstanding Senior Majorette Award.

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206 Honors

Awards Presented at Senior Honors Day

SCHOLARSHIPS
SCHOLASTICS
Carla Cupp
Mercer University $24,900
hristie Cupp
Mercer University $21,900
Erica Jaskula
Mercer University $28,000
*hadwick McDonald
Mercer University $28,000
John Robinson
Mercer University $24,900
Robbie Romeiser
Oglethorpe University $28,000
Melvyn Williams English Award
Kevin Smith
Mercer University $24,000
James Fordham
Georgia Scholar
Temple/Inland Foundation Scholarship
Melvyn Williams Math Award
Tom Williams
Alpha Phi Alpha Scholarship $600
Kappa Alpha Psi Scholarship $200
Ga. Military College Scholarship $3100
Larry Naylor Memorial (Annual Staff) $50
Nolita Woolfork
The Society CPCU Scholarship $500
James R. Melton
Ga. Tire Dealers & Retreaders Assoc. Scholarship -
$1000
FINE ARTS
Gene Bartholf
Savannah College of Art and Design $15,000
ATHLETIC
Joe Dupree
Football Player of the Year
University of Georgia
Charlie Simmons
Georgia Tech
Derek Dumas
Albany State College
Kelvin Oliver
Jacksonville State University
Arthur Cummings
Union College
Ron Hill
Union College
PRESIDENTIAL ACADEMIC FITNESS AWARD
Eric Allman
Leslie Elder
Carla Cupp
Jimmy Fordham
Carrie Howard
Stacy Hunnicutt
Allen Jacks
Erica Jaskula
Chad McDonald
Jimmy Melton
DeWayne Richardson
John Robinson
Robbie Romeiser
Kevin Smith
David Stubbs
Tom Williams
Nolita Woolfolk
PERFECT ATTENDANCE

One Year

Chris Matthews
Corey Jackson
Christopher Railey
Sandy Colson
Two Years

Alisa Harrell
Clarice Talton
Charlie Simmons
Albert Hunt

Tom Williams
Four Years

Mr. Stauart and Nolita Woolfork, winner of the Prin-
cipal's Award

Jeffery Marshall

Ten Years

Nolita Woolfolk
PRINCIPAL'S AWARD

Non inees Rec eive Au ards

Erik Allman

Nicole Cook

Derek Dumas

loe Dupree

James W. Fordhan

Lisa Herring

Erica Jaskula

James Melton

Chris Railey

DeWayne Richardson

John Robinson

Robbie Romeiser

Clarisse Talton

Tom Williams

Winner, Receive Check

Nolita Woolfork
HONOR GRADUATES

Eric Allman

Andrea Battle

Carla Cupp

Christie Cupp

Brian Dunlap

James W. Fordham

Michelle Fountain

Alisa Harrell

Carrie Howard

Stacy Hunnicutt

Allen Jacks

Erica Jaskula

Angelan Johnston

Jeffrey Marshall

Chad McDonald

James Melton

Amanda Reynolds

Dewey Richardson

John Robinson

Robbie Romeiser

Kevin Smith

David Stubbs

Clarice Talton

Nolita Woolfork
MATH TEAM AWARDS

Katherine Boyd

Brian Dunlap

Jimmy Fordham

Allen Jacks

Chad McDonald

Robbie Romeiser

Joe Dupree

Most Improved Honors Mathematics Student

GOLDEN EAGLE AWARDS
Matt
Jimmy Fordham, Winner Trophy & $500
Social Studies
Robbie Romeiser, Honorable Mention Plaque &
$100
Foreign Language
Chad McDonald, Honorable Mention Plaque & $100
OUTSIDE AWARDS
American Legion Citizenship Award
Lisa Herring
Bibb Association of Office Personell
Sharon Hughes, Scholarship
3aptists Ministers Union Award
Nolita Woolfork
Woodman of the World
Excellence in American History
Robbie Romeiser
Health Dept. Teen Community Representative
Nolita Woolfork (Representative for 3 yrs.)
Distinguished Male Athelete Award
Charlie Simmons
Distinguished Musical Excellence Award
Ken Jones
Macon College Scholarship
Allen Jacks
Delta Sigma Theta
Derek Dumas
Alisa Harrell
Nolita Woolfork
MUSIC AWARDS

All-State Bass Player
Ken Jones
Outstanding Marcher
Calandra Barber
Outstanding Majorette
Skyla Talton
Louis Armstrong Award for Outstanding Jazz En
semble Player
Ken Jones
Received Superior Rating in Solo Ensemble Festival
Sonya Jackson
Windle Johnson
Chris Bass
Dennis Henry
Derrick Johnson
Angelan Johnston
Ken Jones

Eric Anderson

Iris Waller

The Final
Outcome!

For eleven years the 1990 seniors
have been eagerly awaiting the day that
they could walk across the stage and
accept their diploma. That day finally
came on June 8, 1990. The ceremony
began at 8:15 p.m., which seemed like a
lifetime for the seniors since they had to
arrive forty-five minutes early. The halls
were filled with laughter, joy, excite-
ment, and sadness.

The seniors waited for the time they
could hear the processional music to
enter. Once inside, their stomachs were
filled with butterflies, mainly because
they wondered whether or not they
would trip and fall while going across the
stage. Then the announcer called their
names happy and proud of them-
selves, they accepted their diplomas
and became Ready For the Future.

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT:John Robinson leads the
Pledge of Allegience. Valedictorian James
Fordham Salutatorian - Robbie
Romeiser. BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT:Members
of the Board of Education and Administrative Staff
of Southwest. Senior Speaker - Lisa Herring. Sen-
ior President Derek Dumas

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working parts in this factory
and is guaranteed ready to
function at maximum
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Southwest

High School

214 Closing

Geared for the Future

future: time that is to be or come hereafter.

The parts have been tested and the machine stamped geared and
ready for the future. No matter where that future may take these
students, they leave Southwest prepared for maximum performance,
Many will go on to college. Others will find themselves in faraway
places in military careers. Some will enter the business world. Most of
them will, at some point, find themselves involved in the design
process as they make homes and begin families. Regardless of the
area of service, these machines" are now fully warranteed and. . .

Closing 215

16 Amanda Blake, Miss
Kitty on *Gunsmoke,
died at the age of 60.

28 First day of school.

29 Senior assembly about
do's and don'ts of the
new school dress code.

30 Junior assembly about
do's and don'ts of the
new school dress code.

31 Freshmen assembly
about do's and don'ts
of the new school dress
code.

SEPT

1 Sophomore assembly
about do's and don'ts
of the new school
dress code.

2 Southwest Football
Team won against
Banneker, 21-6.

4 Labor Day Holiday.

9 Southwest won
against Baldwin, 14-7.

13 First Senior vote for
Homecoming.

14 Underclassmen vote
for Homecoming.

15 Southwest at Butler-
Augusta, lost 7-21.

16 Debbye Turner of Mis-
souri was crowned
Miss America.

18 Bus Evacuation Drill
for safety, 6th period.

19 Assembly for guest
speaker. Jay Strack.

20 Ken Jones's car
caught on fire after
school.

21 Student body vote for
Homecoming.

22 Senior rings came in.
Warner Robins at
Southwest, 7-21.
Irving Berlin, compos-
er of White Christmas,
died at age 101.
Hurricane Hugo pum-
meled into South Car-

olinas coast.
26 Sophomores took Ba-
sic Skills Writing Test.
Helen Homans Gil-
bert, Trustee of Har-
vard University, died
of cancer at age of 75.
28 Ferdinand Marcos
died in Honolulu at
age 72. First club
meetings, 5th period.
29 Spirit of '89 year-
books arrived. - Au-
gust A. Busch Jr., the
last of the nations old
time beer barons died
at age 90. Mercer
University's Claude
Smith died at age 81.
30 Composer, Music Crit-
ic, Virgil Thomson
died at age 92.

2 Homecoming Court

announced.

3 Sophomores began

three day Basic
Skills Test.

4 Secretariat, the

greatest horse who
ever lived, died at
19 years of age.
Graham Chapman,
of Monty Python's
Flying Circus, died
of cancer in Britain
at age 48.

The Dalai Lama of
Tibet won the 1989
Nobel Peace Prize.
Jim Bakker was
convicted on 24
counts of fraud and
conspiracy against
the PTL.
Southwest won
against Northside,
14-7. Two-time
Oscar winner, Bette
Davis, died of
cancer at age 81.

9 Columbus Day.
12 - Herschel Walker

was traded to the
Minnesota Vikings.

13 Wall Street Stock

Market dropped 190.58
points to 2,569.26.

Southwest won against
Evans 39-6

16 Parent-Teacher Confer
ence Day

17 Earthquake in San
Francisco collapsed
upper section of the
Bay Bridge between
Oakland and San Fran-
cisco

20 Southwest won at
Northeast 21-11. - Ac-
tor-Director Sir Antho-
ny Quayle died at age
76

21 PSAT taken by GHP
nominees in WB lunch-
room

23 Mock Trial. Actor
Cornel Wilde died at age
74. Edward Ware
Barrett, founder of C
lumbia Journalism Re
view, died at age 74

26 Spirit of 90 Promotion-
al Assembly.

27 Southwest crushed
Southeast 49-0 in our
Homecoming game.
Zsa Zsa Gabor was con-
victed on three misde-
meanor accounts, in-
cluding slapping a
police officer.

31 Goofy Goblins parade
the halls on Halloween.

NOV

1 Cosmetology food
drive for Salvation
Army.

-School pictures were
taken Strikers
picketed Cagles Inc
Southwest won at
Hephzibah, 42-14.
East Germans
crammed into the
West German Embas-
sy awaiting Frei-
heit!" Freedom!
East Germans de-
manded free voting
and unrestricted trav-
el.

Richard Ramirez,
Night Stalker, was
sentenced to death in
the gas chamber.
Congressional and
State elections.

East Germans fired
Politboro majority.
Bon fire at Southwest
to promote SPIRIT!
East Germany opened
its borders. Deng
Xiaping resigned last
formal post in China.
Central funeral was a
reality, we buried

them 7-6. Berlin
Wall began to come
down

Southwest Marching
Band performed in
Veterans Day parade.
Pro-choice and anti-
abortion advocates
marched on Macon
City Hall.

- Lech Walesa, solidar-

ity leader, made his
first trip to the U.S.

- Seniors nominated

Senior Superlatives.
Southwest lost to Cen-
tral, 21-7. - Final ex-
ams started today.
Student Holiday, Staff
planning.

Alexander Dubcek,
ousted Czechoslova-
kian leader, returns to
the lime-light.
300,000 Czechs de-
manded democratic
reforms. Thanks-
giving Day.
Thanksgiving Holiday.
Basketball game,
Southwest won over
Douglass.

First day of 2nd quar-
ter.

Southwest and South-
east battled it out at
the hoops.

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DEC

1 American Red Cross
Blood Drive

6 Actor, John Payne, of
Miracle on 34th
Street died of heart
failure at age 77
Seniors order caps
and gowns. Francis
Bavier, Aunt Bea on
the Andy Griffith
Show, died at age 86.
Southwest wins over
Vanguard, 56-54.
Southwest defeats
Northside, 54-33.
Last day of school be-
fore Christmas Holi-
days.
Lithuania declares its
independence from
the Soviet Union.
A sailor and three U.S.
soldiers killed in the
invasion of Panama to
seize Manuel Noriega.
Nobel Prize Winner,
Samuel Beckett, died
at age 83.
Christmas Day.
Noriega surrendered
to the Vatican in Pan-
ama City. Billy
Martin, former Yan-
kee Manager, died at
age 61. Ousted
President Nicolea
Ceausescu and his
wife were executed in
Romania.
The Windy City Clas-
sic in Chicago, attend-
ed by the Southwest
Basketball Team.
Alexander Dubcek un-
animously elected as
Chairman of Czech
Parliament.

JAN

1 Happy New
Year /Decade!!

2 Allan Hale Jr., the
captain on Gilligan's
Island, died at age 71.

First day back to
school after Christ-
mas Holidays
Southwest won at Bal-
dwin, 65-64, with five
overtimes.

Bomb threat during
fifth period
Southwest over Cen-
tral 53-50

Martin Luther King
Jr.'s birthday - Holi-
day.

Southwest won over
Warner Robins, 63-62
Mayor Marion Barry of
Washington, D.C. was
arrested on a narcot-
ics charge.
Southwest defeated
Baldwin, 53-40. - Ac-
tress Ava Gardner
died at age 67.
Shree Rajneesen the
free love guru died
at age 58.

Actress Barbara
Stanwick died at age
82.

Southwest defeated
Southeast, 49-45.
Columbian Boeing 707
jetliner with more than
140 aboard crashed on
approach to the Ken-

nedy Airport in New
York

27 Southwest was victo
rious over Windsor
Forest, 54-53

29 Arnaud d'Usseau
blacklisted play
wright, died at age 73

30 Southwest won
against Northeast,

54-22

FEB

1 State Beta Club Con-
vention.

8 Oil spill off Huntington
Beach, Calif.

9 CBS suspended Andy
Rooney from 60 Min
utes over racial re-
marks.

13 Sweetheart Corona-
tion.

16 Emory Greene, Chair-
man of Bibb County
Board of Commission-
ers, died at age 59.

20 Allen Collins, Lynyrd
Skynyrd guitarist,
died at age 37.

24 Malcolm Forbes, own-
er of the business
magazine that bears
his name, died at age
70.

26 Coasters lead singer,
Cornelius Gunter, was
shot to death in Las
Vegas. UGA IV, the
Univ. of Ga.'s official
mascot, died at age 6.

MAR

2 Sixteen Americans
were injured in a blast
at a Panamanian dis-
cotheque.

3 Michigan student,
Carole Gist, became
first black Miss USA.

5 Staff Planning Day,
student holiday.

7 Southwest baseball
season began.

16 The painters started
painting the school.
Gorbachev gave
Lithuanians three
days to return to the
fold.

18 East German vote be-
gan unity push. -
Cherry Blossom Fes-

tival began.

19 Don't drink the wa-
ter, this week be-
cause of flooding.

23 Sarah Fergueson,
Duchess of York, had
her second daughter.

25 87 people died in a fire
at the Happy Land
night club in the
Bronx.

26 9th & 11th graders
took ITBS & TAP
tests.

27 Halston died of an
AIDS related diseases.

APR

1 Daylight Savings
Time.
3 Spring pictures.

9 Spring Break!!

19 Club pictures were
taken. Debbye Tur-
ner, Miss America
1990, visited South-
west.

22 The first Earth Day in
20 years.

27 Southwest Band trav-
els to Thomasville to
preform in the annual
Rose Day Parade.

28 Alpha Phi Alpha Co-
tillion at the Macon
Auditorium.

200,000 joined rally
against abortion in
Washington, D.C

MAY

Spring Fling.

Latvia declares its in-
dependence from the
Soviet Union.

Larry Justice was
elected the new Chair-
man of the Bibb Coun-
ty of Commissioners.
AP Calculus test.

AP American and Eu-
ropean History test.
AP Biology test.

AP English test.
Voter registration for
Seniors. Sammy
Davis Jr. died of lung
cancer at age 64.
Jim Henson, 53, cre-
ator of the muppets,
died in New York of
pneumonia.
Junior/Senior Prom.
Jill Ireland died of
breast cancer at age
54.

Senior Week! Sen-
ior Chant Day.
Rocky Grotzeono died
at age 71.

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eant for Seniors 5th
period.

23 Art Show at 7:00 P.M.

24 Underclassmen Hon-
ors Day. Senior
Breakfast.

25 Senior Honors Day.
Lip sync contest for
Seniors, 6th period.

JUNE

4 lst, 2nd, & 5th period
finals.

5 3rd, 4th, & 6th period
finals. LAST DAY
OF SCHOOL!!!

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Kiss her good-by!
Noriega has been a bad little General

Young Ava Gardner in 1942
East meets West in Germany

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The new night stalker BATMAN!

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Hugo hit Carolina hard. Zsa Zsa, hands off now!"

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also turns 50!

Gone With the Wind
Ryan White and his mother before his death

Actor Lawrence Oliver died

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Convicted Jim Bakker, his mouth still open.

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Year in Review

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The hostages home from Iran

The Callenger was an awful loss

Baby Jessica in safe hands. Jim and Tammy Bakker really love the PTL!

Decade in Review

224 Decade in Review

Monkey Business" was the name of the boat

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Ollie North was a national hero

John Lennon left us to Imagine. The Marine barracks in Beirut were bombed

1980 1990

226 Decade in Review

Good
Luck
Patriots!

(A Friend of Southwest)

Congratulations
Christie & Carla
Love Dad

To the Class
of 1990
| Salute You

Marvin J. Johnson

Hats off to
the Mighty
Southwest Patriots

Johnny E. Jackson

We Love You
Brent

Mr. & Mrs. Carroll

Good Luck
Carla & Christie
Love Mom

Congratulations

and

Best Wishes
to the

Class of 90

From the

Spirit of 90

Staff

We Did It
Our Way!

The work for the Spirit of '90 year-
book started weeks before school was
scheduled to begin. During the summer
Senior pictures was the first job on the
agenda. Once they were completed
some of the staff along with Ms. Fu-
gate and Ms. Phillips went to the Tay-
lor Yearbook Workshop at Ga. Tech. It
was on this campus that our yearbook
was born. The theme had been chosen
and the opening layouts had been drawn
to perfection. Now it was time to see
what the Taylor Representatives
thought of our book. On Awards day we
were awarded the Sweepstakes Award,
which is the highest award in our
schools size division. We were very
proud of ourselves for achieving this
goal. Once school began the staff had
lots to learn and little time to learn it. We
divided into two groups with one fo-
cusing on copy and the other on layouts.
This proved to be good because it gave
us a little more time to work on the BIG
ONE. Our first deadline was hectic.
Layouts, paper, and pencils were every-
where but we managed to make to the

end. It was hard work but somebody had
to do it.

Spirit of 90 Staff:-Editor Tom
Williams. Kristie Adams, Diana
Becham, Jerry Busbee, Brent Car-
roll, Cindy Chapman, Angela
Coleman, Heather Crawford, War-
ren Cray, Carla Cupp, Christie
Cupp, Patrick Davis, Tiffani Dur-
ham, Konswella Fields, Alisa Har-
rell, Tammy Helmuth, Lisa Herring,
Sonya Jackson, Rosilind Johnson,
Angelan Johnston, Andria
Maldonado, Johnathan May,
Kimberly Pittman, Chris Railey, De-
Andra Richard, Dewayne Richard-
son, Becky Smith, Cherie Smith,
Terrance Smith, Roger Tackett, Ca-
trina Taylor, Nolita Woolfork.

Special thanks to Kathy Keth our
wonderful Taylor Representative.

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT:Out with the old Editor
(Tom Williams) and in with the new (Becky Smith
and Konswella Fields). Taylor Workshop partici-
pants. Chris Railey on his way back from the
lagoon. MIDDLE, LEFT TO RIGHT:Becky Smith
and Andria Maldonado take yearbook pay-
ments.BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: The Sweep-
stakes Award is ours. The Spirit of "90 Yearbook
Staff.

228 Annual Staff

THANK YOU!

Another year has come and gone and
with it another yearbook has been com-
pleted. The Spirit of 90, like previous
books, took many long hours of ded-
icated work by the entire staff. The main
cog" in the wheel of production was
the editor, Tom Williams. He put in
long hours to make sure the Spirit of 90
was an outstanding book. We were con-
stantly hollering Tom-Tom, where is
the copy for this layout? we have a
deadline next week!" He never com-
plained and went about his work with a
smile on his face. Thanks to his work
and determination the Southwest year-
book was once again selected as a na-
tional show book by Taylor Publishing
Company. He will always have a special
place in our hearts We LOVE you
Tom-Tom.

There were many other cogs in the
wheel that helped produce this out-
standing book. Special thanks to Kon-
swella Fields for keeping up with the
money; Chris Railey and Jerry Bus-
bee for taking pictures; Cindy Chap-
man for putting layouts on the com-
puter; Becky Smith and Cherie Smith
for chasing down pictures for their sec-
tions; Heather Crawford for diligently
keeping up with the news of 1990 and
De Richard and Patrick Davis for
keeping up with the yearly Southwest
events; Jimmy Melton, Kim Pittman,
Tammy Helmuth, and Catrina Tay-
lor for doing a variety of jobs when
called upon; and a GREAT BIG Thanks
to Diana Becham for working many
long hours after school was out typing
all the copy on the computer. Thanks to
the entire staff for collecting money,
selling doughnuts, completing your as-
signed sections, and for putting up with
us.

There were many other people out-
side the staff who helped us. Thanks to
Janice Childers and Esterine Stokes
for their assistance in collecting debts;
Kathy Keth, our Taylor representative;
the photographers of SPI for taking care
of us in the absence of Larry Naylor;
and the faculty and administration of
Southwest for their co-operation and
support.

The Spirit of 90 wouldn't have been
possible without the hard work and as-
sistance of all these people. From both
of us THANK YOU!

Ann and Virginia

230 Advisors Page

A Special
Thanks
From the Editor

When | was approached with the idea
of being Editor of The Spirit of 90 year-
book | was flabbergasted. | wondered
whether | could hold up to the past
quality of all the past yearbooks, would
the staff like me, and most of all would
the yearbook be the best ever.

As time passed | felt that the staff
would get used to me because | couldn't
tell them what to do without laughing
about it first. | believed in them and
when deadlines came around and the
work got piled up with all the stress and
confusion they were there to back me
up.

As the year came to a close | finally
knew that | could make this book the
best. With all the help and support from
my parents and all the bragging that my
grandmother did, | knew that they all
believed in me also (Thanks Mom, Dad,
and Grandmother). Most of all THANK
YOU Ms. Phillips and Ms. Fugate for
putting up with me, first as your Busi-
ness Manager, and then as your Editor.
I'll never forget you for all your help. |
also thank God for giving me the
strength to stick on until the end and
Larry Naylor for being more than the
best photographer in the world. God
bless our most dearest friend. We'll miss
you Larry! Last but not least | must
thank Cherie Smith for caring and
teaching me how to forgive and forget
as you can. | also thank you for your
ruthless attitude. And | mean that in a
sensitive way because your attitude is
one that | would love to have. Thanks
Cherie!

This yearbook is sincerly the best
ever and | enjoyed every minute of it. It
was an experience that | will always
cherish and hold dear to my heart. |
know now that | am definitely READY
FOR THE FUTURE!!

WLiiamy

Tom's Page 231

In Memory of Larry Naylor

Do not go gentle into that good night,
Old Age should burn and rave at close of day;
Rage, rage against the dying of the light."
Dylan Thomas

It has been said by many poets that only the good die
young." When we think of Mr. Larry, we know that is a
truth. Larry Naylor was a photographer with Southeastern
Portraits. For many years he came to Southwest, taking
Senior pictures, Senior focals, Superlatives, Homecoming,
Sports, everything for the yearbook. No picture was too
difficult. Mr. Larry climbed rickety old ladders, went up in
cherry-pickers or fire truck buckets for us in order to get
the perfect shot

232 In Memorium

But he was more than just our photographer. He was our
dear friend. He helped us with difficult layouts and laughed
with us as we worked on the Spirit. We would see Larry
coming with camera bags on each shoulder, his old, thick
coffee mug in his hand, a smile on his face, and we knew
we'd get the job done. He always left us with a smile and,
Drive Careful.

We lost our friend to cancer on May 13,1990. Those of us
who knew and loved Mr. Larry' have set up a Memorial
Scholarship to be given each year to a Senior Annual Staff
member. The names will be added each year to a plaque in
Larry's honor.

It is with love that the Advisors and Staff of Spirit of 90
dedicate the yearbook in the memory of Larry Naylor.

Drive Careful, Mr. Larry!

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