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Opening 1 .

Working in cooperation with the Data
Processing Program, John Shell and
Dee Scarborough demonstrate the
right way to conduct a job inter-
view.

Lending a helping hand to the march-
ing band, senior Billy Wood applies
the finishing coat of purple paint to a
xylophone stand.

As the year progresses, Mrs. Sires
finds herself all wrapped up in Ad-
vanced Biology.

2 Opening

Wrapping It Up

Packing Up and. Moving Out

ew high school by the fall of 1991. A wave of excitement filled the air as
students, faculty, and administration started thinking about their new, soon-
to-be-built air-conditioned school. The move will affect everyone, with the alum-
nae wistfully recalling fond memories, teachers being forced to throw away old
files and to pack up hundreds of books, and students eager to find new and cooler
surroundings. Yes we are wrapping it up in different ways, but toward the same
goal the new schooll

B= in September of 1987, it was decided that Jones County would have a

Taking a moment from his busy

schedule, Mr. Colvard helps

Tonya Napier with her homework.
As the day wraps up, Sam Henderson asks Mrs. Simpson one last siti joe
question before the bell.

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Warming up for the big game, Kevin Harri-
son displays his school pride as he raps to
the beat of his own drum.

Happiness wraps up the thoughts of Tom-
my Robinson and Sarah Hipps as they take
a moment to enjoy each others company.

After the No Shorts rule was revoked,
these students proudly modeled their new
look.

6 Opening

Wrapping to the Beat

Of a Different Drie

uniqueness of the student is unmatched. In one corner a group of friends

rap to the beat that only they can hear while others try to catch up on last
nights homework. In another corner, some cheerleaders practice the latest
cheers while several athletes review their performance and try to find ways to
improve. Besides these few groups, there are students that stand out just because
of their own originality.

A Ss one walks along the halls of the JCHS campus the individuality and

The students here are allowed to express themselves freely through their clothing,
hairstyles, friends, and even the classes they choose. Hopefully, this freedom ot
expression will never be taken for granted. For not only are we given this freedom,
but many of the faculty actually encourage the students to develop their own
individual personalities. As well as the diversity of its members, the student body
at JCHS is unequaled among other high schools. In comparison, our special
qualities and talents make us stand out in a crowd, Our dignity and school pride in
such areas as sports, drama, and academics makes us not only a unique school
but also an example to others.

After school, April Turk and Felippe
Holiday diligently work on their hon-
ors reading tests.

Opening 7

pienveniays

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A Wrap on Words

A Day in the Life at JCHS

senior, last class of school

Time to act mellow, not like a fool

When you're a senior, many dues must be paid
They blow up in your face like a grenade.
While walking on the campus ground
Moving your head to the Greyhound sound
Mr. T., Coach P. and Mr. Smith are all around
Because theyre down with the Greyhound sound.
Am a Cool cat, and that is true
I walk around campus with girls, one or two
I walk around school everyday
And talk to my friends in every way.

by: Deshawn Lester, Barry Bullard

Opening 9

As the end of her senior year rap-
idly approaches, Traci Thompson
takes a peak at what her future
holds.

Taking a well deserved break from
a hectic day, Mrs. Sanders and Mr.
Colvard chat in the teachers
lounge.

10 Opening

It's Under Wraps

The Future: There Ss No Holding Us Back!

ave you ever sat back and wondered what the future holds in store for you? All
of us have, but sometimes we are thrown for a loop. The future holds the
bizarre and unexpected, and its all under wraps.

Most seniors wonder what college will accept them. They begin to dream of future
occupations and goals to be reached. They are only just beginning to know the real
world. It is fascinating, but scary at the same time.

Juniors find themselves concerned with planning and preparing the prom and how
their project will be received. They begin to realize that they only have two years of
school left. This leads to thoughts of becoming a senior and what an awesome
experience it will be.

Being accepted by others as something other than a freshman is on the minds of
many sophomores. They wonder what this school year is going to hold and what
good may be found.

Freshmen wonder mostly about what high school life is really like. They realize that
they have made it through eight years of school and are curious if four years more
will be worth it.

We all have dreams and aspirations for the future. All we have left to do is wait for the
future to unwrap and show what's in store.

As students pass through the senior high |
hall, they are given the opportunity to ex-

plore a wide range of colleges and careers

displayed on the counselors bulletin

board.

Ricky Layson and Michael Repzynski are
looking forward to the new high school.

Opening 11

Seniors are known for their Big Man On
Campus attitudes, and Chad Jackson, Jake
Stevenson, Glenn Hamilton, and Jeff Jerni-
gan display their own.

At the FBLA rush party, it looks as though
Bryan Greenway is definitely a hit.

First
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The Memories of the Old
School Will Always Kemain

Strolling across campus, Carlton Stewart displays a rare sense of style and individuality
that most students at JCHS capture when they become seniors.

SUPERLATIVES
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Seniors 13

Christy Cox

Justin Griggs

Crysti Hamrick Scott Hinson

14 Mirror

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Kerri Reese

Karla Reese

Trista Pounds

John Shell

Sallie Seay

Johnny Robinson

Carlton Stewart

Jake Stevenson

Amy Sires

Mirror 15

Being chosen as a Mirror student is a
great honor that only 21 seniors at
JCHS received. Mirror recipients re-
flect an image of pride and dedica-
tion to JCHS. They are picked by the
faculty and administration on the ba-
sis of their leadership, scholarship,
and service through their years of
dedicated work.

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16 Mirror

Dee Scarborough Senior Class President Lisa McClain Senior Class Vice-President

Tasha Singleton Senior Class Secretary Vicky Gandy Senior Class Treasurer

Seniors 17

Fleming Anderson Amy Andrews Sharn Andrews Greg Appling

Ami Arnold Tonia Arrington Kole mer lilag Jason Barbee

Alasliliiame st-lalenyy Keith Bartlett Leatha Battle Sally Bellamy

18 Seniors

Cindy Bennett Dwight Bills Kourtney Black

Wendy Bloodworth Demetrice Bonner Carlton Braswell Alfred Broadus

Gwen Broadus Michelle Bryant Wele(ate Mm ilas Tonia Chapman

Seniors 19

Barri Chisolm

Ray Comer

Len Crane

20 Seniors

Victor Clay

David Cornelius

Tameika Curry

Cotinia Collins

Mice m@elicag

Victor Davidson

Quatilus Combs

Christy Cox

Robin Davis Donald Dulong

Tarra Dumas Joanne Finney Talsha Gainey Vicky Gandy

Nikki Genone Kesha Glover Sheri Goble Stacy Goodrich

Seniors 21

Bryan Greenway ALT alemerace (et) Brenda Grimes

ei ilimarleliicog) Crysti Hamrick Kevin Harrison

Kim Hazel Vanessa Hill Nloelameslistieye!

22 Seniors

Brad Hunnicutt

Chad Jackson Melissa Jackson Jeff Jernigan Edward Johnson

Sonia Juhan Daniela Justice Chris Kelly Shelley Keys

Seniors 23

Bonny Kitchens

Jennifer Leonard Dishawn Lester Catina Leverette

24 Seniors

Diana Maki Tammy Mauldin Lisa McClain Loretta McCranie

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Antoinettia McCrary Johnny Mercer Latonya Mercer Krise Middlebrooks
A muilicag Brandi Mitchum Jason Moore Annissa Morgan

Seniors 25

Tracie Morgan Darleen Mullikin Greg Parker Stefan Parsons

Shannon Patrick Laurie Pinkins Vivian Pittman Taiwana Pitts

Lynn Posey Trista Pounds Walter Powers Karla Reese

26 Seniors

Michelle Sherrell Tasha Singleton Amy Sires Tommy Skinner

COfeelsltuite Mel e-lics)ce| Jake Stevenson COrTeiteyimelia vlad Patrick Stovall

Sherri Stripling Davina Sullivan Lyn Talcott David Taylor

28 Seniors

Frank Taylor Michael Thomas Michelle Thompson

Traci Thompson Tina Toler Alicia Tuft Hope Turberville

BT <a Ohilelaarielere| Shantae Veal Leonard Walk

Seniors 29

Takeela Warren Kesha Washington Brian Watson Steve Weekley

Kenneth Williams Libby Williams Vicky Williams Freddie Wilson

Billy Wood ip ito me Celere (eral Amy Young Raybon Haynes

30 Seniors

Tina McDuffie

Seniors 31

A WRAP above the Kest

Marte Kitchens cant hide her excitement after the Lady Greyhounds Johnny Robinson and Keith Bart
capture the 1990 State Softball Championship. lett always seem to know when
camera is near!

After a long day at school, Demetrice Bonner pops
some candy in her mouth for extra energy.

As a yearbook deadline swiftly approaches, Crysti Ham-
rick is deep in thought.

32 Seniors

Wost Likely To Succeed

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successful when they set
' their goals for life and do
~ | their very best to achieve

: these goals, whether
their aim is to be Presi-
dent of the United States
or a simple everyday
worker. The key is to do
their very best while
working on these goals.
My motto comes from
my third grade teacher:
CAN'T never can do any-
thing because CAN al-
ways beats him to it.
Mrs. Beverly Wells

Kesha
Glover

Superlatives 33

Best All Around: (L-R)
Rondell White, Tedra
Brown, Joell Roberson,
and Bryan Tompkins.

These few students were
selected due to their all
around good qualities to
represent JCHS. They
excel in all they do and
have an air of dignity
that surrounds all their
activities.

34 SUPERLATIVE

Most Likely To Succeed:
(L-R) Top Row Larry
Sellers and Preston Gray
Bottom Row Kim
Frady and Sharlonne
Rollins

These four seniors were
recognized by their fel-
low classmates for hav-
ing a special quality that
will enable them to suc-
ceed in the future. They
possess a knowledge
that will help them
achieve their goals.

SUPERLATIVE 35

To be the Best All
Around is to be a think-
er, and a dreamer, but
more important, to be a
doer.

Mr. John Trimnell

Davina
Sullivan

36 Superlatives

So if I live or die to serve
my friend tis for my love
tis for my friend alone
and not for any rate that
friendship bears in heav-
en or on earth.
George Elliot

Submitted by Mrs. Mattie
Middlebrooks

Superlative 37

Most School Spirit: (L-
R) Valerie Daniels, Ken
Wells, Kim Whisby,
and Reggie Riggins (Not
Pictured).

These student possess
spirit and energy that al-
ways supports JCHS.
They are eager to cheer
our school on to victory.

38 SUPERLATIVE

Mr. and Miss JCHS: (L-
R) Rondell White, Tedra
Brown, Wes Harrison,
and Joell Roberson.

Mr. and Miss JCHS
have been chosen as the
most popular students
to represent our school.
Their outstanding quali-
ties have made them an
important and unique
part of JCHS.

SUPERLATIVE 39

Cutest

A thing of beauty is a joy forever.

Submitted by Mrs. Barbara Boone

Ryan i Kourtney
Miller Black

40 Superlatives

Senior Directory

Anderson, Fleming: Flembo Ya
gotta love it!

Andrews, Sharn: Herb Get with
the program.

Appling, Gregory Leon: Duke
Junior Class President, Varsity Bas-
ketball 3 yrs., Marching Band 5 yrs.,
Drama Club, French Club, Science
Club, Student Council President,
Now, when I hit you, I want you to
know why.

Arnold, Ami Denise: Finch-Funch
Flag Corps 3 yrs., Captain 2 yrs.,
Student Council 1 yr., Most Out-
standinig Flag 90, Call Guiness
I'm going to crawl under a rock
and die.

Arrington, Tonia L.: Tonia FBLA
3 yrs., FHA 1 yr., Spirit Club 2 yrs.,
DECA 1 yrs., 1st Runner Up Sr. Miss
Pride Pageant 1990, Drill Team 1
yr., Whos Who Among American
High School Students 89-90, Jr.
Usher 1990, Only one person in
the world can defeat you. That is
yourself.

Bailey, Tora: Tora FBLA 2 yrs.,
HOPE, Treas. 1 yr., NHS 2 yrs.,
BETA 5 yrs., National Merit Science
Award, Homecoming Court 90,
Varsity Cheerleader 1 yr., Home-
coming Queen 91, Got any gum,
John?

Barbee, Jason: Barbee Doll Band
4 yrs., Librarian 1 yr., 1st Chair
Tuba Player 3 yrs., 1st Chair French
Horn 1 yr., Perfect Attendance 3
yrs., Tuba spelled backwards is a-
but!

Barlow, Jennifer: J.J."
Lettered, Get a life.

Softball,

Bartlett, Brian Keith: Buggar Var-
sity Baseball 4 yrs., Lettered, Stu-
dent Council 1 yr., FCA 1 yr., Senior
Superlative, 1 doubt it!"

Battle, Leatha: Pumpkin Jr. Varsi-
ty Cheerleaders 3 yrs., HOPE 35 yrs.,
Science Club 2 yrs., FBLA 1 yr., NHS
3 yrs., DATA Processing 1 yr., Spirit
Club 4 yrs., Mu Alpha Theta 1 yr.,
Math Club 1 yr., Drill Team 1 yr.,
Drama Club 3 yrs., Freshman Class

Favorite, Sophomore Homecoming
Representative, Junior Marshall,
Senior Superlative, Homecoming
Queen 91, You tripped out.

Bellamy, Retha Elaine: Sally Jr.
Varsity Cheerleaders 3 yrs., Drill
Team 1 yr., HOPE 4 yrs., Spirit Club
2 yrs., Math Club 1 yr., Mu Alpha
Theta 1 yr., Science Club 2 yrs.,
NHS 3 yrs., Dont gimme that.

Bennett, Cindy: Bow DECA 1 yr.,
I love you more today than yester-
day, more tomorrow than today.

Bills, Dwight John: Dog-Faced-
Gremlin FBLA 1 yr., Spirit Club 1
yr., Drama Club 2 yrs., 2nd Region
6-AA One Act 90-91, NHS 1 yrs.,
Math Club 1 yr., Mu Alpha Theta 1
yr., Literary Team 1 yr., Perfect
Attendance 1 yr., NEDT Award 87-
88, Science Merit Award 87-88,
Whos Who Among American High
School Students 88-89, 89-90.

Black, Kourtney: K-Rock Base-
ball 3 yrs., Lettered, Most Im-
proved, Basketball 3 yrs., Junior
Class Favorite, Senior Superlative,
Beta Phi Beta Member 1 yr., Sim-
ple as Dat!

Bloodworth, Gwendolyn: Wendy
Pooh NHS 3 yrs., FBLA 4 yrs., So-
cial Studies Club 1 yr., Science Club
1 yr., Whos Who Among American
High School Students 3 yrs., Say
what?

Bloodworth, Tina: Varsity Basket-
ball 3 yrs., Lettered, NHS 3 yrs., As-
sist. Sec., Student Council 1 yr.,
FBLA 1 yr., Perfect Attendance 2
yrs., Sophomore Class Secretary,
Prom Committee, FCA, Our great-
est glory isnt in never failing, but in
rising every time we fall. Gold-
smith.

Bonner, DeMetrice: Jr. Varsity
Cheerleader 2 yrs., Math Club 2
yrs., Varsity Cheerleaders 1 yr., Sci-
ence Club 2 yrs., HOPE 35 yrs., Spirit
Club 3 yrs., Mu Alpha Theta 2 yrs.,
FBLA 4 yrs., Drama Club 2 yrs., NHS
3 yrs., Freshman Class Secretary,
Homecoming Court 90, DATA Pro-
cessing 1 yr., Senior Superlative,
Do watcha like when it comes to

being yourself.

Broadus, Gwendolyn Thewonda:
Piggy Softball 4 yrs., Lettered,
Most Valuable Player 88, B-Team 1
yr., Basketball 3 yrs., Lettered, Best
Rebounder 89, Track 3 yrs., Broke
School Record, HOPE 3 yrs., Stu-
dent Council 2 yrs., All Middle Geor-
gia 2 yrs., Who's Who Among Amer-
ican High School Students 90-91,
French Club 1 yr., You must be-
lieve to achieve.

Bryant, Judy Michelle: Lefty Jr.
Varsity Basketball 1 yr., Varsity Bas-
ketball 2 yrs., DATA Processing 1
yr., Varsity Track 1 yr., French Club
2 yrs., Spirit Club 1 yr., FBLA 3 yrs.,
Whos Who Among American High
School Students 2 yrs., NHS 1 yr.,
Art Club 1 yr., Senior Superlative,
Oh, really?

Butler, Marletta DeAnn: Shorty
Rifles 3 yrs., DECA 2 yrs., Marketing
Co-op 1 yr., Its the shortest things
in life that bring the greatest plea-
sure.

Chapman, Tonia: FBLA 2 yrs.,
DECA 2 yrs., Marketing Co-op 1 yr.,
How much time before the bell?

Chisolm, Barri: Poo-Bear DECA,
Marketing 2 yrs., Yeah, you know
mel

Clay, Victor: Vic FFA 3 yrs., FBLA
1 yr., DECA 1 yr., Tastee Freeze,
may | help you?

Collins, Cotinia Jeana: Tina
HOPE 5 yrs., FBLA 2 yrs., DECA 2
yrs., Student Council 2 yrs., Jr. Var-
sity Basketball 1 yr., Varsity Cheer-
leaders, Manager, 1 yr., Spirit Club
1 yr., Dont you do thatl

Combs, Quatilus: Q.T.Pi Jr. Var-
sity Basketball 1 yr., Varsity Basket-
ball 3 yrs., Class Favorite, Fresh-
man & Sophomore, Student
Council 2 yrs., Spirit Club 1 yr.,
HOPE 2 yrs., Jr. Marshall 90, Sen-
ior Superlative, Yo girl, this is be-
tween you and I, so dont tell my
girlfriend.

Cox, Angela Christine: Christy
Majorette 4 yrs., Captain 2 yrs., Let-

Sr. Directory 41

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Congratulations, Marcy! You've made us so proud. This is only the
beginning. Set your goals high because you are worth it!

We love you,
Mama and Daddy

MARCY COLLETT

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Congratulations, Little Girl, you made it! We are so
proud of you. Always do your best in aything you
attempt. We are here for you always.

Love,
Mom and Dad

ANGIE JARVIS

42 GRAD ADS

Cougratulations fo fedd Garrett!

We are so proud of you, Son.
We love you!

Mother and Daddy

Cougratulations Ja Kim Prady!

Kim, you have been a
real joy in our lives.
We are so proud of
you. We wish for you
the best of everything.

Love you,
Mom and Dad
(Jim and Peggy Frady)

GRAD ADS 43

Senior Directory

3 yrs., Not me Man Yall seen
Dee?

McCrary, Antoinettia Deanne:
Neat FBLA 2 yrs., Basketball 2
yrs., Track 3 yrs., DECA 1 yr., Stu-
dent Council 1 yr., Dont you
know?

McCrary, Ka-Alease: Kay-Kay
French Club 4 yrs., Secretary 1 yr.,
President 1 yr., NHS 1 yr., Drama
Club 3 yrs., Debate Team 1 yr.,
SADD 2 yrs., Science Club 1 yr.,
Marching Band 3 yrs., DECA 1 yr.,
FBLA 1 yr., Student Council 3 yrs.,
Spirit Club 2 yrs., Art Club 1 yr.,
Secretary, Photography Club 1 yr.,
Varsity Track 4 yrs., Varsity Cheer-
leader 1 yr., I dont know?

McDuffie, Tina: Booger FBLA 4
yrs., Dont say that."
Mercer, Johnny Paul: Scooter
FFA 1 yr., Hey Baby!

Mercer, Latonya: Ton-Ton Spirit
Club 2 yrs., Who's Who Among
American High School Students 2
yrs., Mercer Upward Bound 3 yrs.,
Student of the Month 2 yrs., You
sho cut the fool then, Man!*

Middlebrooks, Krise: Tina NHS 3
yrs., Upward Bound 3 yrs., Who's
Who Among American High School
Students, International Talent
Search, Spirit Club 3 yrs., Student
Council 1 yr., Art Club 1 yr., Ohl
That's what the boys sayl

Miller, Ryan Lamar: Chester Per-
fect Attendance 1 yr., Art Club, Pho-
tography Club, Baseball 2 yrs., Let-
tered 2 yrs., Softball Manager 1 yr.,
FCA 1 yr., Senior Superlative, How
bout them Dawgs!

Mitchum, Brandi Lea: Student
Council 3 yrs., FBLA 4 yrs., NHS 1
yr., Spirit Club 3 yrs., French Club 2
yrs., HOPE 1 yr., Majorette Manager
4 yrs., DATA Processing Co-op 1
yr., Junior Class Treasurer, WHAT-
EVER.

Moore, Jason: Ole Man Bird
Football, Lettered 2 yrs., Football
Captain 90, Best Offensive Line-
men 90, FBLA 1 yr., Wakka Wakka

44 Sr. Directory

Dude! O, Yes!"

Morgan, Tracie Lynn: Butthead
DATA Processing Co-op 1 yr., Stu-
dent Council 1 yr., FBLA 3 yrs., Fi-
nancial Committee, Civic Commit-
tee, Homecoming Committee,
Spirit Club 1 yr., Senior Homeroom
Representative, Senior Homecom-
ing Court, Senior Superlative,
Why?

Morris, Jerry: Sugar Baby DECA
That all right there?

Mullikin, Darleen: FBLA 2 yrs.,
DECA 1 yr., DATA Processing Co-op
1 yr., Don't lie.

Parker, William Gregory: Soul-
doq Varsity Baseball 2 yrs., Rook-
ie of the Year 89, But huh .. .

Parsons, Stefan Bernard: Stefano
FBLA 35 yrs., Civic Committee 1 yr.,
Financial Committee 1 yr., Newslet-
ter Committee 1 yr., Reporter 1 yr.,
Prom Committee, DATA Processing
Co-op 1 yr., Spirit Club 1 yr., You
trippin hard.

Patrick, Shannon: 4-H 3 yrs., DECA
2 yrs., Co-op 1 yr., FBLA 2 yrs., Be-
Cause ..."

Pinkins, Laurie: NHS 3 yrs., FBLA 2
yrs., Student Council 2 yrs., DATA
Processing Co-op 1 yr., Whos Who
Among American High School Stu-
dents 3 yrs., Spirit Club 1 yr., Ain't
it though!

Pittman, Vivian: \Jeanie FFA 1 yr.,
FBLA 1 yr., DECA 1 yr., It'll be all
right tomorrowl

Pitts, Taiwana: Wana Science
Club 1 yr., Spirit Club 2 yrs., DECA
1 yr., Student of the Month, Club
Winner of Stock Market, Basketball
1 yr., You got it going onl

Posey, April Lynne: Poo-Bear
FBLA 2 yrs., FFA 1 yr., Treasurer,
DECA 2 yrs., Special Olympics
Summer and Winter, You don't
know? You better go ask some-
body.

Pounds, Trista Laurelle: Tris Al-
gebra Il Award, Advanced Math/

Trig Award, Information Processing
Award, GA Certificate of Merit, Na-
tional English Merit Award, Youth
Leadership Program, Charter Mem-
ber, Whos Who Among American
High School Students, HOPE 4 yrs.,
Secretary 3 yrs., Student Council 3
yrs., Spirit Club 4 yrs., NHS 3 yrs.,
Math Club 3 yrs., Program Chair-
man 1 yr., FBLA 3 yrs., Mu Alpha
Theta 3 yrs., Presidents Club 1 yr.,
BETA 5 yrs., Public Relations 1 yr.,
President 1 yr., Jr. Varsity Cheer-
leaders 1 yr., Varsity Cheerleader 3
yrs., Captain 2 yrs., Mirror Student,
DATA Processing Co-op 1 yr., Pub-
lic Relations, Senior Superlative,
Oh! You sho tripped out then.

Powers, Walter: 5.0 DECA, NHS,
| kill mel

Reese, Karla: Twinlet #1" FBLA 4
yrs., Reporter 2 yrs., State Reporter
1 yr., HOPE 3 yrs., Vice-President 1
yr., BETA 35 yrs., Public Relations 1
yr., NHS 3 yrs., Math Club 2 yrs.,
Math Team 2 yrs., Mu Alpha Theta 2
yrs., Presbyterian College Junior
Fellow, Governor's Honors Program
Finalist Math, FBLA Nationals
2nd Business English, FBLA State
3rd Information Processing Con-
cepts, University of Georgia Merit
Scholar, GA Young Author Ist,
Literary Typing 3rd, I don't
know.

Reese, Kerri: *Twinlet #2 FBLA 4
yrs., Treasurer 2 yrs., Secretary 1
yr., HOPE 35 yrs., Reporter 1 yr., His-
torian 1 yr., BETA 3 yrs., Public Re-
lations 1 yr., NHS 3 yrs., Math Club
2 yrs., Math Team 2 yrs., Mu Alpha
Theta 2 yrs., Presbyterian College
Junior Fellow, Governor's Honors
Program Finalist Technology,
FBLA Nationals ist Machine
Transcription, FBLA State 3rd
Business English, University of
Georgia Merit Scholar, Literary
Meet 2nd Girls Piano 2 yrs.,
Dont ask.

Reliford, Tonya Yvette: Bo-Eazy II
FHA 5 yrs., FBLA 4 yrs., HOPE 2
yrs., Science Club 1 yr., Student
Council 3 yrs., Student of the
Month, Math Club 1 yr., Spirit Club
4 yrs., You tripped out then!

Senior Directory

Richardson, Stacy: Deak Spirit
Club 2 yrs., Student of the Month,
Can't Touch This!

Rigby, Cynthia Kay: Cynt FBLA 2
yrs., Photography Club 1 yr., Do
ya love me?

Robinson, Johnny Kyle: J-Boy
#21" Baseball 3 yrs., Lettered 3
yrs., Basketball 1 yr., Manager 2
yrs., 1990 Georgia Boys State, So
what chu tryin to say?!"

Robinson, Tommy Lyle: Tombo
Perfect Attendance 1 yr., Baseball 3
yrs., Lettered 2 yrs., Basketball,
Manager, 3 yrs., FCA 1 yr., I know
what cha mean.

Ross, Cotina Louise: Sweet T Stu-
dent of the Month, Home Econom-
ics I, English I, Softball Award,
DECA, YAC, My name is low and I
got to golll

Weda

Rouse, Wenona: You

didnt know!"

Rosue, Xanthus: Taye FBLA 3
yrs., NHS 3 yrs., Spirit Club 2 yrs.,
Drill Team 1 yr., HOPE 4 yrs., Mu
Alpha Theta 2 yrs., Math Club 2 yrs.,
National Mathematics Award, Per-
fect Attendance 1 yr., Live each
day so that you will neither be afraid
of tomorrow nor ashamed of yester-
day.

Scarborough, Dee: Dee Lee Sen-
ior Class President, DATA Process-
ing 1 yr., Photography Club 1 yr.,
Art Club 1 yr., Vice-President 1 yr.,
FBLA 3 yrs., NHS 3 yrs., Student
Council 1 yrs., Prom Committee,
Where's Lisa? Stop itl

Seabrooks, Avonte: Art Award, Man-
ager of the Year, French Club, Art
Club, Oh! U didnt know!

Seabrooks, Scott: Scott LA Rock
You know it.

Seay, Sallie Elayne: Sallie BETA
2 yrs., NHS 3 yrs., Student Council
2 yrs., FBLA 3 yrs., Parliamentarian
1 yr., Newsletter Committee Chair-
person 1 yr., Superior Rating 1 yr.,
FBLA Region V 3rd Public Speak-
ing, Science Club 1 yr., Drama Club

4 yrs., Thespians 3 yrs., Lettered,
Region One Act Play Competition 2
yrs., Region Best Actress 87,
Placed 3 yrs. at Region Literary
Competition, Placed 2 yrs. at Young
GA Authors competition, Journal-
ism 2 yrs., Lettered 1 yr., Math Club
2 yrs., Whos Who Among American
High School Scholars Award, U.S.
National Math Award, U.S. National
Science Award, U.S. National En-
glish Award, DATA Processing, Em-
ployee of the Month, Mirror Stu-
dent, Senior Superlative, Well
color me HAPPY!

Shell, John Andrew: Bigfoot
BETA 2 yrs., NHS 3 yrs., FBLA 2
yrs., Science Club 1 yr., Student
Council 3 yrs., Treasurer 1 yr., Dra-
ma Club 4 yrs., Thespian 2 yrs.,
Best Actor 1 yr., Sports Announcer
3 yrs., Varsity Track 1 yr., DATA
Processing, Secretary 1 yr., Aca-
demic Team 4 yrs., Middle GA RESA
Academic Meet 2nd, Governor's
Honors Program, State AAA Extem-
poraneous Speaking 4th, Region
AAA Extemporaneous Speaking
1st, Presbyterian College Jr. Fel-
low, National Science Olympiad 1st
Biology, 2nd Biology, 3rd
Physical Science, JCHS Poetry
Competition Ist, JCHS Writing
Competition 2nd, Mirror Student,
Senior Superlative, Gordon Jr. Col-
lege Social Sciences Competition
1st, Are you serious?

Sherrell, Michelle: Red Softball 2
yrs., Basketball 1 yr., Basketball
Coach Award, DECA 2 yrs., Say
What?!

Singleton, Felicia NaTasha: Ta-
sha HOPE 3 yrs., FHA 3 yrs., Vice-
President 2 yrs., Student Council 3
yrs., Marketing Co-op, DECA 1 yr.,
Spirit Club 2 yrs., Whos Who
Among American High School Stu-
dents, Senior Class Secretary, Jr.
Varsity Cheerleader 1 yr., Varsity
Cheerleader 1 yr., Varsity Basket-
ball Manager 1 yr., FBLA 3 yrs.,
That's bout legit. ;

Sires, Amy: Journalism 3 yrs., Edi-
tor of Yearbook, Varsity Cheerlead-
ers 2 yrs., FBLA, Historian 1 yr.,
FCA, Treasurer 1 yr., BETA 2 yrs.,
NHS 3 yrs., Student Council 1 yr.,

Mirror Student, Senior Homeroom
Representative, Youth Leadership
Council 1 yr., Math Club 2 yrs., Mu
Alpha Theta 2 yrs., Senior Superla-
tive.

Skinner, Tommy: Tom Just let
that go.

Stafford, Corinthia: Precious Jr.
Varsity Basketball 1 yr., Track 1 yr.,
Student Council 1 yr., FBLA 1 yr.,
HOPE, FHA, Spirit Club 3 yrs., Its
a Black Thang, U-in know.

Stevenson, Jake A.: Jake Literary
Boys Piano, Quartet, & Oral In-
terpretation, Band 1 yr., Academic
Team 4 yrs., Math Club 1 yr., Tennis
Team 1 yr., Student Council 3 yrs.,
Vice-President, FBLA 3 yrs., Drama
Club 3 yrs., Thespians 3 yrs., BETA
5 yrs., NHS 3 yrs., National Science
Olympiad Physical Science 1st,
Chemistry 1st, Biology 3rd, Nation-
al Merit Scholarship Commenda-
tion, Young GA Author's Award (Po-
etry) Ist in County, Can I borrow .
OF ie

Stewart, Carlton Appollus: Stew
Band 4 yrs., 1st Chair Saxophone,
Lettered 4 yrs., Saxophone Section
Leader, Most Improved, Math Stu-
dent of the Month, English Student
of the Month, Student Representa-
tive JCHS Media Center, Spirit Club
4 yrs., FBLA 3 yrs., Science Club 1
yr., Dat bust me up!

Stovall, Patrick: 4 EYES SOS
Want to use my Ford, or can the
Chevy handle it?

Stripling, Sherri Michelle: Softball 4
yrs., Lettered 3 yrs., Whos Who
Among American High School Stu-
dents 2 yrs., I really don't care!

Sullivan, Davina: Vina Varsity
Cheerleaders 3 yrs., All American
Cheerleader Finalist 90, Mirror Stu-
dent, Homecoming Court 91,
HOPE 4 yrs., Vice-President 1 yr.,
Co-President 1 yr., FBLA 3 yrs.,
DATA Processing 1 yr., NHS 3 yrs.,
President 1 yr., President's Club 1
yr., Student Council 2 yrs., Spirit
Club 3 yrs., Math Club 2 yrs., Mu
Alpha Theta 2 yrs., Youth Leaders
of Tomorrow, Jr. Marshall, Who's

Sr. Directory 45

Adams, Leslie Dianne: Weswie NHS 3
yrs., FBLA 2 yrs., DECA 2 yrs., Spirit Club
1 yr., FFA 1 yr., Homecoming Court 2 yrs.,
Class Favorite 1 yr., I'd hate to hafta slap
yal

Ammons, Sheddrick: Shake Track 2
yrs., Football 1 yr., So whatcha saying?

Arnold, Sharon: Sha Modeling Club 1
yr., Secretary 1 yr., R team Basketball 1 yr.,
Spirit Club 1 yr., DECA 1 yr., Most Witti-
est, Varsity Basketball 1 yr., Sigma Pearls
1 yr., Marketing II Program, I got mines,
Girlfriend!

Bailey, Nicolle: Niki FBLA 1 yr., Data
Processing 1 yr., Thrash or be thrashed.

Balkcom, Laverne: Vette Spanish I Stu-
dent of the Month, Whos Who Among
American High School Students 2 yrs.,
Spirit Club 1 yr., Most Sincere, Come on
wit it!

Barton, Bonnie Adeana: Bon-Bon Fresh-
man Class Favorite, Freshman Homecom-
ing Representative, FBLA 1 yr., Math Club
1 yr., Mu Alpha Theta 1 yr., Student
Council 2 yrs., NHS 3 yrs., Treasurer 89-
90, Sr. Class Treasurer, Cutest, Mirror Stu-
dent, 1989 Homecoming Queen, Look.
Do I have food in my teeth?

Barton Jr., Terry Wayne: NHS 3 yrs., Art
Club 1 yr., Math Club 1 yr., Mu Alpha
Theta 1 yr., 1989 Art Award, I wouldn't
be an angel, for angels have to sing. I'd
rather be a senior and never do a thing.

Bates Jr., Bill Lane: Screamin Korean
Football 3 yrs., Lettered 1 yr., B-team Foot-
ball 1 yr., HOPE 2 yrs., Historian 1 yr.,
Academic Team 2 yrs., FBLA 1 yr., NHS 2
yrs., Upward Bound 1988, Most Sincere,
Mirror Student, Whos Who Among
American High School Students, Student
Council, I dont lie, I just dont tell all the
truth.

Benjamin, Buffy Michelle: Buff Science
Club 3 yrs., Secretary 1 yr., President 1 yr.,
Student Council 1 yr., Band 3 yrs., Presi-
dent's Club 1 yr., Basketball 1 yr., Sopho-
more Homecoming Representative, If
you're going to be anything be real
believe dat.

Bonner, Derrick: Big D Varsity Football
2 yrs., Track 1 yr., Most Outgoing, Stu-
dent of the Month, Do the right thing.

Bowden, Francine: Bookie Spirit Club 2
yrs., Come on wit it and get yourself
some business.

46 SENIOR DIRECTORY

Bowden, Rodney: Hot Rod You aint
right.

Brown, Tedra L.: Princess Sophomore
Class Secretary, Sophomore Class Favor-
ite, Spirit Club 3 yrs., NHS 2 yrs., Student
of the Month in Algebra II, Student Coun-
cil 3 yrs., FBLA 3 yrs., Historian 89-90, Jr.
Varsity Cheerleader 1 yr., Varsity Cheer-
leader 1 yr., Science Club 2 yrs., Jr. Class
V-Pres., Jr. Class Favorite, Data Process-
ing 1 yr., Miss JCHS, Best All Around,
Mirror Student, Spirit Club V-Pres.,
Homecoming Queen 1989, I had nothing
to do with it.

Brundage, Towanna Rosendra: Lyn
FBLA 2 yrs., FBLA Superlative Degree,
FHA 3 yrs., FHA Historical Reporter, FHA
V-Pres., FHA Jr. Degree, DECA 2 yrs.,
Drama Club 1 yr., Spirit Club 1 yr., Social
Studies 1 yr., Anyhow. Anyway. Excuse
me!

Collett, Marcy Deitra: Marcelle Softball
3 yrs., Data Processing 1 yr., French Club
4 yrs., Pres. 1 yr., V Pres. 1 yr., Class Rep-
resentative 1 yr., FBLA 1 yr., Perfect
Attendance 3 yrs., Anyway! Excuse me!

Cannon, Renee: Stump Student Council
1 yr., FBLA 1 yr., Data Processing Sec. 1
yr., Spirit Club 1 yr., NHS 2 yrs., Softball 1
yr., Jr. Class Representative, Know what
I mean?

Carden, Chad: FBLA 2 yrs, Perfect Attend-
ance 88-89, NHS 89-90, I dont know!

Carr, Glenn: Mole FFA 1 yr., FBLA 1 yr.,
T quit!

Cason, Felicia Marie: DECA 1 yr. FBLA 1
yr., It ain't no big thing!!

Chapman, Kevin: Navajo Whos Who
Among American High School Students
87-88, 88-89, Mirror Student, Baseball 4
yrs., Lettered 3 yrs, Wisdom is the princi-
pal thing; therefore get wisdom: and with
all thy getting get understanding.
Proverbs, 4:7.

Childs, Natalie Alanna: Nat FBLA 2
yrs., BETA 3 yrs., NHS 3 yrs., Asst. Sec.
89-90, GA Certificate of Merit 1989, Math
Club 1 yr., Mu Alpha Theta 1 yr., Sr. V-
Pres., Scrumptious!

Cleveland, Chilece: Nooh Softball 2 yrs.,
Track 2 yrs., What's up?

Conyer, Doug: The Dougster Whos
Who Among American High School Stu-
dents 87-88, That'll work.

Crane Jr., Michael Ray: Mikey FFA 4
yrs., Really!

Daniel, LaJuana Torane: Short Dawg
Varsity Softball 4 yrs., Coachs Award
1986, Best Defensive 1987, Sportsmanship
1988, Most Athletic, Whos Who Among
American High School Students in Soft-
ball 4 yrs., Who's Who Among American
High School Students in English 2 yrs.,
FBLA 2 yrs., Varsity Basketball 2 yrs.,
Most Promising Greyhound 1987, Jr. Var-
sity Basketball 1 yr., Data Processing 1989,
NHS 1989, It dont make me none.

Daniels, Valerie: Val Varsity Cheerlead-
er 2 yrs., Lettered HOPE 1 yr., Drama 1 yr.,
FBLA 2 yrs., Spirit Club 3 yrs., French
Club 2 yrs, Most Spirited, Whos Who
Among American High School Students 3
yrs., Outstanding High School Students of
America 2 yrs., Class Representative 2
yrs., Typing Certificate 1 yr., To every-
thing there is a season and a time to every
purpose under heaven. Ecclesiastes
Si.

Davis, Stacy Maria: Spam FBLA 2 yrs.,
Spirit Club 2 yrs., Perfect Attendance 2
yrs., For real.

Edmonson, Laurie Marie; Laurie Soft-
ball 2 yrs., Basketball 1 yr., NHS 1 yr.,
Most Athletic, Oh! Really!

Evans, Carrie: Simmons, Aycock, Sim-
mons, Evans NHS 3 yrs., Spirit Club 3
yrs., Student Council 4 yrs., Varsity
Cheerleader 1 yr., Drama 4 yr., Best New-
comer 86-87, Lettered, Thespian 2 yrs.,
Drill Team 1 yr., Freshman Class Pres.,
Sophomore Class Pres., HOPE 2 yrs., Pres-
idents Club 2 yrs, Math Club 1 yr., Mu
Alpha Theta 1 yr., FBLA 1 yr., Data Pro-
cessing 1 yr., Whos Who Among Ameri-
can High School Students, 3 yrs., The
Lord is the strength of my life. Psalms
27:16.

Evans, Shannon L.: FBLA 1 yr., Spirit Club
1 yr.; NHS, Data Processing, I aint nev-
er.

Foster, Fonda F.: D FBLA 4 yrs., Student
Council 2 yrs., NHS 4 yrs., Jr. Class Rep-
resentative, Peer Tutor 87-88, Whos Who
Among American High School Students 2
yrs, Most Outgoing, Mirror Student, Ah!
You tripped out, but aint nothin wrong
with that!

Foster, Misty: Misty May FBLA 2 yrs.,
NHS 3 yrs., BETA 1 yr, Math Club 1 yr,
Mu Alph Theta 1 yr., Science Club 1 yr,
GA Certificate of Merit, Whos Who

Among American High School Students 2
yrs., Journalism 2 yrs., Quill and Scroll 1
yr. I jib up!

foster, Rhonda Marlene: Roni Spirit
Club 2 yrs., FBLA 3 yrs., Science Club 1
yt. SADD 2 yrs., Social Studies Club 4
yrs., Pres. 89-90, Sec. 88-89, HOPE 3 yrs.,
Whos Who Among American High
School Students 86-87, I dont wanna
hear it!!

Folendore, Shane: Clapper FBLA 1 yr.,
Jr. Class Favorite, Varsity Football 3 yrs.,
Lettered 2 yrs., Hey man, it wasnt me!

Frady, Kimberly Ann: Kim FBLA 3 yrs.,
Civic Committee Chairperson 89-90, Ist
Place Region Keyboarding I 1988, Ist
Place Region Keyboarding I 1989, 2nd
Place State Keyboarding I 1989, Math
Club 2 yrs., Treasurer 89-90, Math Team 2
yrs., Mu Alpha Theta 2 yrs., BETA 2 yrs.,
NHS 1 yr., Data Processing 1 yr., French
Club 1 yr., Honnor Roll 3 yrs., Math
Award 1988, Business Award 1988, Usher,
Most Likely To Succeed, Mirror Student,
I love you, Donald!

Gainey, Ronald: Clutchmaster Im a B-
Boy 100% legit.

Garrett, Joel Todd: Tom Bodet Baseball
2 yrs., Lettered 2 yrs., I'll leave the light
on for ya.

Gault, Brian D.: Boss Tweed Ohl! You
went out den!

Gavel, Angela Susan: Angel Softball 4
yrs., Lettered 3 yrs., Coachs Award 1 yr.,
Sportsmanship Award 1 yr., French Club 4
yrs., Journalism 2 yrs., FBLA 1 yr., Math
Club 2 yrs., Mu Alpha Theta 2 yrs., Math
Team 1 yr., NHS 3 yrs., Academic Bowl,
Whos Who Among American High
School Students 87-88, Whats up,
child?

Glover, Christine Michelle: Shell FBLA
2 yrs., Data Processing 1 yr., I doubt it.

Goolsby, Katie M.: Sweet Kay Spirit
Club 1 yr., Student of the Month, Say
what?

Gray, Corey Laville: Cricket Varsity
Baseball 3 yrs., B-Team Basketball 1 yr.,
What it be like?

Gray, Preston: Gray Football 1 yr., Let-
tered, Jr. Varsity Basketball 2 yrs., NHS 2
yrs., Jr. Class Representative, Sr. Class
Pres., Youth Advisory Council Pres., Most
Likely To Succeed, Mirror Student, Math

Club 1 yr., Jr. Marshall, OOQO-WOO!

Gunter, Jason: Wild Catt If you do not
have a smile on your face, move to Had-
dock, its a better place.

Harris, Bobby: DECA 1 yr., Julie!!

Harrison, Julie: Julie-Ree FHA 2 yrs.,
Pres., Student Council, Presidents Club,
Bobby!!

Harrison, Wesley: Wes Football 3 yrs.,
Lettered 3 yrs., Baseball 1 yr., FBLA 1 yr.,
Student Council 1 yr., So?

Harvey, Tammy: Modeling Club, Usher,
You worrying about the wrong thing.

Haynes, B. Joshua: Josh Art Club 1 yr.,
Drama 2 yrs., Lettered, Best Newcomer
1989, Thespian, FBLA 3 yrs., French Club
1 yr., Math Club 1 yr., Mu Alpha Theta,
NHS 1 yr., Sec. 1 yr., National Physical
Science Olympiad 3rd Place, Top 10% on
NEDT, Student of the Month in English,
Boys State Nominee 1989, Whos Who
Among American High School Students 2
yrs., Wittiest, Hey Gumby.

Herndon, Shane: Chane Jr. Marshall,
Hey! What's up?

Hill, Frank: Barrf Baseball 1 yr., NHs 2
yrs., FFA 4 yrs., FBLA 2 yrs., 4-H 4 yrs.,
Dont worry about it!

Hilton, Wendy Lynn: BETA 3 yrs., Public
Relations Chairperson 88-89, Pres. 89-90,
FBLA 3 yrs., Parliamentarian 88-89, News-
letter Committee Chairperson 88-89, Sec-
retary 89-90, Math Club 2 yrs., V-Pres. 89-
90, Mu Alpha Theta 2 yrs., President's
Club 1 yr., Whos Who Among American
High School Students 2 yrs., Governor's
Honor Nominee, GA Certificate of Merit,
National Honor Roll, U.S. Achievement
Academy Math, NHS 3 yrs., Computer
Education Award, Math Award Algebra
II, 2nd Place Public Speaking FBLA Re-
gion 88-89, I mean, you know.

Hubbard, Marsha: Punkin Perfect
Attendance 86-87, Spirit Club 1 yr., French
Club 1 yr., I know thats right!

Hubbard, Troy: T-Roy DECA, It'll be
all right in the morning.

Hubby, Kevin: Kev FFA 3 yrs., Can I
help ya?

Hunsinger Jr., Leo D.: Gus FFA 2 yrs.,
Anything worth getting is worth work-
ing for!

Jackson, Marcus L: Icies Boys State, Stu-
dent of the Month, Usher, DECA, But
anyway.

Jackson, Staci: FBLA 1 yr., Social Studies
Club 2 yrs., Student Council 1 yr., You
know what Im saying?

Jarvis, Angie: Angel-Face Student
Council 1 yr., FBLA 2 yrs., Peer Tutoring 1
yr., NHS 1 yr., Whasa matta for you?

Kaylor, Katrina Joy: Trina Student
Council 1 yr., Honor Roll 86-87, 89-90,
FHA 1 yr., Shane ... Shane ... Shane

Kent, Candice Elana: Candi FHA 1 yr.,
Where is Bobby??

Lazenby, Shane: Pretty Boy BETA 3 yrs.,
NHS 3 yrs., National Science Olympiad
3rd Place 87-88, National Science Olympi-
ad Ist Place 88-89, Spanish Foreign Lan-
guage Awrd 87-88, Varsity Football 2 yrs.,
Varsity Track 1 yr., Academic Team 3 yrs.,
FBLA 3 yrs., V-Pres. 88-89, State and Local
Pres. 89-90, 4th Place Economics State
Competition, Math Club 2 yrs., Math
Team 2 yrs., Mu Alpha Theta 2 yrs., GA
Governor's Honors Alternate, GA Certifi-
cate of Merit, Presbyterian College Jr. Fel-
low, Student Council, Youth Leadership,
Math Award, Whos Who Among Ameri-
can High School Students 2 yrs., Guberna-
torial Debate Nominee, Perfect Attend-
ance 2 yrs., GA Electrification Council
Youth Tour Participant, Data Processing,
President's Club 1 yr., Prettiest Eyes 88-89,
Most Outgoing, All things are possible
with God and FBLA.

Lewis, Marcy: Cricket Spirit Club 2 yrs.,
Modeling Club 1 yr., FBLA 1 yr., Social
Studies Club 1 yr., HOPE 1 yr., I can do
all things through Christ which strength-
en me.

Lineberger, Leslie Jill: Jillie-Willie NHS
3 yrs., Math Club 1 yr., Mu Alpha Theta 1
yr., FBLA 1 yr., Data Processing 1 yr., Civ-
ic Committee 1 yr., Freshman Class Sec.,
French Club 4 yrs., Treasurer 1 yr., SADD
1 yr., Whos Who Among American High
School Students 2 yrs., College Joint En-
rollment Program, I love you, Shannon
Bilow.

Lowe, Nikki: Waddles Data Processing
1 yr., NHS 3 yrs., FBLA 4 yrs.

Malone, Kim: Kimberly Ann FBLA 2
yrs., Spirit Club 1 yr., French Club 2 yrs.,
Student Council 1 yr., I love you, Richard
Henry!

SENIOR DIRECTORY 47

48 Grad Ads

Christy

Lin
Hamrick

Christy, we are so
proud of you and all
of your accomplish-
ments. We wish
you all the success
and happiness in
the future. We love
you very much.

Mama and Daddy

Congratulations,
You really made
it. There are
many friends
who join us in
wishing you the
best in the fu-
ture.

Linda and Leon-
ard Crane

Congratulations,
Tweety-Bird!
We are so very
proud of you. Al-
ways reach for
the stars you
deserve the best!
We love you,
F.R.!

Momma, Daddy,
and Jenny

you, along

with your sister, are

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heart.
greatest wish for

our

Congratulations, Ja-
son and the Class of
1991. We are very
Mindy and J.W.

Daddy, Lonnie,

you is to continue
Love, Mama,

Mother and Daddy
shine in our lives.

Your smile can al-
ways bring happi-

that you are.

Our love,

You are the sun-
ness. We are proud
of you!

Daddy, Mama,

and Precious

Grad Ads 49

Congratulations
Greg! You've
made us very
proud! You are

a wonderful Greg

son and a great

(uncle) Bubba. Darker

Good luck in the

future. Enjoy + 2 2

Life." We love
you, Mama,
Daddy Clue, and

Double trouble,
Double fun,
Double blessing.
And we're

Doubly Proud!

An inspired
artist will rise to
duplicate her image
in a fanfare of
pastels, for she
is the manifestation
of a dream
whisper; once
seen, sealed
forever in the
brain.

Love,

Mom and Dad

50 Grad Ads

You've made those
big twelve years.
What lies ahead
will be up
to you. We hope ;
you accomplish Michelle

our highest
aie. Remember Sherrell
we're behind you
100%
Love,
Mom and Dad

Amy means
Beloved What
an appropriate
word to describe
one who is so
special and
unique! We
are blessed
that you are our
own.

With great love
and admiration
Mom, Dad, and Joe

proud of you!

May you break
a leg on the Jake

stage of life. Atevenson
Love,
Dad, Mom,
and Erin

Grad Ads 51

We are very proud
of you. We hope your
future holds as much

: happiness as you

Sherri have given us. Al-

sents ways set your goals

Stripling high for you deserve
the best.

We love you,
Mama and Daddy

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Bri. Ree

Congratulations,
Brian and the class of
1991! We're very
proud. This is only
the beginning of your
life. Please make the
decisions that have
some benefits to you.

Love,
Mom and Dad

To our special
daughter and sister,

Kesha congratulations!
With love,
Vonshell =e
Washington | James

Jarwin
EnRico

William

Nicholas
Hemingway

Woodcock

Billy, you are the
favorite son, the fa-
vorite brother, and
the King! (of what we
are still not sure!) We
are very proud of
you.

Love ya, Dad
Mom and Stephanie

Congratulations,
Nick! we are so
proud of you for your
perserverance! We
wish the best for you
always.

We love you,
Mother and Daddy

Amy, you are so
special to us. Always
do your best and
reach as high as you
can, even to the
stars. We will always
be with you.

Love,

Mama and Daddy

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Taking time out from her busy schedule,
Mrs.Thomas talks to her fellow teacher,

Mrs. Boone

Resting after a job well done, Thad Fulford
and Chris Simmons admire their work.

54 People

We're Wrapped
Up
In One Another

From freshmen to faculty we study,
we share, and we accomplish.

Glad for a burst of cool weather, Amy Howell, Mary Ann Evans, Jenifer Greenway, and Niki
Bray happily bundle up in winter clothes

People 55

Advisor Nancy Nash

_

Class
1992

_

Class Officers: Kelly Patterson Pres., Felippe Holiday
Treas., Tenecia Pitts V. Pres., Michelle Hall Sec.

ae Class Favorites (L-R): Taron Fleming, Kelly Pat

56 Juniors terson, Tracy McClellan, Hidemasa Gojo

Marla Adams
Kasonya Alexander
Cassandra Anderson
Ricky Anderson

Godfrey Appling
Telly Arnold
Tonya Asbell
Allen Aultman

Sco Austin
Britt Bagwell
Emily Bailey
Chad Baker

Valerie Banks
Annette Banta
Brad Barfield
Samantha Bartlett

Ellen Batchelor
Michelle Bearden
Holly Beck
James Bivins

Adams-Bivins 57

I am a Junior!

Throughout your highschool career, you al-
ways dream of making it to your junior year. As
a junior, you are finally accepted as an upper-
classmen, Its the year you plan the prom, get
your class ring, and are one step away from
your senior year. Your junior year always
proves to be exciting, because you are finally
able to drive and for the lucky ones, have a car
of your own. You feel a sense of pride like no
other to be part of the Class of 1992!

Felippe Holiday and Micah Whitby show the serious side of | Clowning around in the lab, Jim Scales and Tasha Miller
junior life as they study for chemistry test. demonstrate how to use the lab instruments.

Dee Dee Black
Jim Bloodworth
Alfrinita Bonner

Brandi Bonner

Nathan Bragg
Benjy Brewer
Kim Brock
Shannon Brown

58 Black-Brown

Demetrice Bryant
Barry Bullard
Niki Burdick
Kristi Burnsed

Tonya Byrd

Sam Byron, Jr.
Thindwia Cabiness
Sonya Carey

Tracey Carithers
Tifinni Cason
Jeanie Chambers
Ronald Chancey

Cassandra Chermaine
Chad Childs

Cacia Clark

Phalon Clowers

Maria Cook

Kristy Couch
Lisa Coward
Corry Craine

Bryant-Craine 59

Stephanie Crane
Jonathan Crews
James Cromer
Will Daniels

David Doles
Jennifer Dudley
Felecia Dumas
Wendy Dupree

Kim Edmonson
Ronald Epps
Ray Ethredge
Ronee Evans

Taron Flemming
Greg Flowers
Stacie Fripp

Lee Gibbs

Hidemasa Gojo
Russell Gordon
Brent Green
Anna Greene

60 Crane-Greene

Tonya Greene
Holly Griffin
Daniel Hall
Jason Hall

Michelle Hall

Mike Hanania
Jade Haralson
Danielle Harrelson

Jon Harrison
Heather Haygood
Kim Herin

Beth Holloway

Bobby Holmes
Steve Hubbard
Eric Hutchings
Jarvis Jackson

Wanzina Jackson
Julie Jackson
Meg Jackson
Jimmy Johnson

Greene-Johnson 61

Vicky Johnson
Keisha Jones
Randy Jones

Stephanie Jordan

Brenda Kemp
Sabrina Kent
Chris Lainey
Lan Lashley

Lyndoll Layman
Jeff Layson
Bryan Lee
Adam Lowe

Johnny Lowe

Chris Mackey
Thomas Massengale
Tracy McClellan

Joshuah McCranie
Kevin McPherson
Amie McSwain
Christopher Mercer

62 Johnson-Mercer

Summer
Reading
Started

During the spring of the 1989-90 school year, it
was decided that the Jones County High School
honor classes would participate in a summer
reading program. The students were to read two
books for each honor class they were taking for
the 1990-91 school term. After reading the re-
quired books, they were given objective tests
which were scheduled periodically throughout
the summer. These test counted 25 percent of
their nine weeks grade in the honor class.

Concentrating intensley on a hard question, junior Traci Skin-
ner works to complete her summer reading exam.

Christopher Miles
Natasha Miller
Vanesa Mills
Stephen Mock

Brian Moore
Jason Moss
Lennie Moton
Amy Nickles

Donna Norman
Tyrone Norman
Phillip Paree
Tim Parker

Miles-Parker 65

Kelly Patterson
Tenecia Pitts
Christy Presley
Robert Reece

Sonya Rice

Susan Rich

Jackie Riddle
Shannone Roberson

Chadol Rouse
Bryan Ryals
Randy Sapp

James Scales

Brian Schattner
Keisha Shinholster
Antione Simmons
John Simmons

Mary Simmons
Sean Sink
Traci Skinner
Julie Smith

64 Patterson-Smith

Latravia Smith
Michell Smith
Josh Smyth
Amy Stanley

Michael Stedman
Kris Stewart
Kevin Stevenson
Cassandra Still

Jim Stirk
Susan Stroup
Amiee Strozier
Don Taylor

Dophie Thomas
James Thomas
Jason Tucker
Marcus Tukes

April Turk
Harriett Turk
Brad Walker
Lisa Walker

Smith-Walker 65

Amy Walsh
Scott Ward
Neshia Ware
Latonja Warren

Brandon Webb
Brandi Whiddon
Stephen Whiddon
Melinda Whisby

A few years ago, the no
Pass, no play rule was estab-
lished. Ultimately, the rule
states that if a student
doesnt pass five out of six
classes, then he is academi-
cally ineligible for extracurric-
ular activties. This includes
sports as well as clubs and
holding a class office.

It is very important for ath-
letes to make the good
grades. They are not only ath-
eletes, but good students.
When they have established
such a reputation, they are re-
spected by all. They not only
reflect well upon themselves,
but are people the entire
community can be proud of.

Working hard on a Spanish II
assignment, football player
Greg Flowers strives to make
academic excellence.

66 Walsh-Whisby

Danny Williams
Delmicka Williams
Latoya Williams
Monte Williams

Robyn Williams
Shannon Wimberly
Michelle Wrenn
James Wright

Stephanie Wood

Very interested in the subject being taught, Michelle Bearden listens
carefully to the lesson.

Robert Reece and Robby Matthews have a fun time in P.E.

Marla Adams, tiredly anticipates her next class.

Williams-Wood 67

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Advisor Mary Stewart

Class Officers: Michelle Gonzalez V.Pres.; Dana Bryant
Treas.; Kim Holton Pres.; Diana Bryant Sec.

Class Favorites: Melinda Dumas, Brandi Fulford,
68 Sophomores Jonathan Pitts, Nathan Joyner

Chris Abbott

John Altman
Frederick Ammons
Ashley Anderson
Brandon Baggarly

Rhonda Barlow
Kim Bartlett
Geoffrey Barton
Jason Batchelor
Calvin Bebee

Christy Blackwelder
Travis Blair

Allen Bonner

Joe Brannan
Christy Brower

Glenn Brown
Michael Bruce
Dana Bryant
Diana Bryant
Theron Bryant

Tameka Burroughs
Chad Carruthers
Billy Cauley

Billy Chambers
Ramon Cherry

Latoshia Clowers
Matthew Cobb
Shunda Coney
Kassie Craine
Robby Cramer

Abbott-Cramer 69

Smiling, Robbie Walker, Misty Tyson, and
Cammie Tipton try to keep from laughing at
one of Mrs. Patti Williams humorous com-
ments.

Sandi Craven
Brandon Crews
Paula Coulter
Kendra Dean
David Dillard

Courtney Dixon
Dan Doster
Derrick Dudley
Jerod Dumas
Melinda Dumas

Leslie Dye

Clint Edmonson
Danielle Etheridge
Brandi Evans
Mary Ann Evans

Sherri Evans
Wesley Evans
Bucky Farrell
Tammy Fisher
Lisa Folendore

70 Craven-Folendore

Giving a smile of confidence, Chad Skin-
ner lets us know he is ready for a win-
ning baseball game.

Brandi Fulford
Thad Fulford
Joe Glitz
Richie Glitz
Dewey Godwin

Michelle Gonzalez
Corey Goodley
Kerri Goodrich
Anthony Gordon
Tina Gordon

Chris Gore
Bryant Hamilton
Nicole Hamm
Sean Hampton
Ellyn Hamrick

Chad Harbin
Lakeshia Hardwick
Dantoni Harris
Joseph Harris
Rod Harris

Fulford-Harris 71

Nicole Hart

Tim Hasty
Kristin Haynes
Sam Henderson
Chad Hester

Ben Hill

Toni Hill

Jimmy Hipps
Sarah Hipps
Christy Holloway

Falesha Holloway
Kim Holton
Jennifer Hood
Ike Houston
Michelle Houston

Keith Hubbard
Kevin Hudson
Gerald Hunt
David Hursey
Sean Hutchings

Tonia Ingram
Lorrie Irby
Kadena Jackson
Laura Jackson
Misty Jackson

LaTonya Jarrel
Clifton Jefferson
Jimmy Johnson

Jason Jones
Jonathan Jones

72 Hart-Jones

Nathan Joyner
Quentin Keen
Robert Kelly
Joey Kemp
Eric Kent

Randy King
Valerie King
Marcie Kitchens
Murray Kitchens
Rosalyn Kitchens

Adam Lancaster
Jason Lavender
Wanda Lether
Jennifer Lineberger
Summer Livingston

Nakia Majors
Dorcia McCrary
Kathy McCrary
Chad Meadows
Grady Miller

Ken Miller
Frederick Mitchell
Katie Mitchell
Terry Moody
Olivia Moore

Shane Moore
Donnie Murray
Mark Myers
Kate Newberry
Eddie OKelley

Joyner-OKelley 75

Daryl! Oxford
Katrina Parsons
Jeremy Patterson
Stacy Patterson
Mandy Pittman

Jonathan Pitts
Kimberly Pitts
Nicole Pitts
Shametrae Pitts
Candice Pope

While quietly working, Kelsey Risby
takes a moment from his intense
work to pose for the picture.

Jamie Porter
Avery Potts
Benji Pounds
Wayne Powers
Brian Rainey

Cassandra Rawlings
Michael Rawlings
Markesha Ray

Christy Reid
Cassandra Richardson

74 Oxford-Richardson

Kelsey Risby
Roni Risby

Zena Roberts
Richelle Robinson
Jimmy Kose

Rusty Russell
Johnny Sands
Danielle Sargent
Dee Dee Scott
Tracy Seales

Becky Sexton

Scott Sheffield

Chris Sibley
Christopher Simmons
Chad Skinner

Angel Smith
Lee Smith
Sherri Smith
Tony Smith
Wendy Smith

Running an errand, Randy King
pauses a moment to challenge
the photographer for an umbrella
dual.

Risby-Smith 75

Demetrice Smothers
Kristen Soles

Kelli Solomon
Clarence Stephens
Tina Stevens

Andy Stewart
Chad Stewart
Jonathan Stewart
Shay Stewart
Jason Stone

Stephanie Sullens
Jermaine Tarver
Gina Thomas

Jerri Thomas
Samantha Thompson

Jennifer Thurman
Walter Thurman
Cammie Tipton

Julie Todd
Ellen Thompkins

Emily Tompkins
Kelsey Tuft
Toya Turner

Misty Tyson
Robby Walker

Brennan Ward
Michael Ward
Tabatha Watkins
Shannon Wealot
Travis Weis

76 Smothers-Weis

Cathy Wheeler
Shannon Whitaker
Melissa Wilfong
Tyrone Williams
Nathaniel Wimberly

TAT In

Tina Wimberly
Kimberly Woolfolk
Gloria Young
John Young

Expressing her enthusiasm, Katie Mitchell is always there to cheer
her classmates on.

Before class, Eddie O'Kelly hands out papers for Ms. Simpson

Wheeler-Young 77

Advisor Karen Mitcham

Class Officers: Kathy Ethridge Treas.; Carmen King Sec.;
Celeste Adkins Pres.; Christy Little V. Pres.

Class Favorites: Celeste Adkins, Leah Tucker,

78 Freshmen Chris Battle, Wes Daniels.

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Kris Abney

Celeste Adkins
Courtney Alexander
John Allen

Steven Ard

Brandy Asbell

Benjy Aultman
Andy Baez
Andrea Banks
Salvador Banks
Clara Banta
Gawana Barnes

Denise Bates
Toby Bates

Chris Battle

Clint Beck

Doyle Bennett
Angelo Billingslea

Karen Bishop
Kilwanjulyn Blash
Carlos Bloodworth
Christy Bloodworth
Harrel Blount
Tracena Blount

Billy Bonner
Jennifer Bonner
Tommy Boutwell
Jeff Bowden
Melissa Brantley
Patricia Braswell

Niki Bray

Tara Brennaman
Tracy Broach
Christopher Brown
Marnico Brown
Scott Brown

Cliff Bryant
Vineda Butler
Sylvia Callaway
Jody Campbell
Tanya Cantrell
Jennifer Carter

Abney-Carter 79

Kim Cassell

Erin Chancellor
Michael Chancey
Mandy Chapman
John Childers
Karon Clemems

Jackie Coleman
Kelly Collett
Mark Combs

Andy Cook
Melissa Cook
Dion Cooks

Joseph Coon
Sandy Coward
Detra Crawford

Deresa Cruz
Jamie Curry
Larry Curtis

Jessica Dailey
Wes Daniels
Chad Daugherty
Al Davis

Helena Devlin
Dana Dix

During Mrs. Middlebrooks sixth period ge-
ometry class, Angela Turk, Michelle Whit-
by, and Josh Scoville attempt to solve yet
another proof.

80 Cassell-Dix

Louwana Donaldson
David Duragan
Jason Edmonson
Kathy Ethredge
Jaime Evans
Richard Evans

Arlisha Farley
Quan Farley

Tara Farr

Carla Farrer

Joey Ferland
Shakendra Finney

Barbi Fortin
Jason Foster
Keli Foster
Keri Foster
April Freeman
Jaime Fulford

Tracie Fuller
Misty Garrett
Bobby Garza
Jeb Gaskin
John Gibson
Melissa Gilreath

Michelle Grant
Kathy Greene
Rashida Greene
Reginald Greene
Jennifer Greenway
Antonio Grier

Angie Grimsley
Frank Hamm
Todd Hampton
Steve Harden
Regina Harris
Billy Harrison

Jennifer Hawkins
Chuck Hayslip
Kenneth Heath
Chris Hester
Charee Hill

Troy Hill

Donaldson-Hill 81

Becky Hipps
Lisa Hoffman
Scott Holmes

Shane Hopkins

Billy Horlock

Amy Howell

Kim Hudson
Raymond Huff
Elisha Hurt
Otis Ikner
Ronnie Imlay
Jada Jackson

Tamiko Jackson
Tannille Jackson
Tommy Jackson
Tamara James
Jason Jernigan
Amanda Johnson

Adrian Jones
Amber Jones
Kellea Jones
Carmen King
Debracca King
Mary Ann Kitchens

Theron Knight
Lorie Kondorf
Dexter Lamar
Theodore Lamar
Frances Lampp
Scott Land

Razzy Lavender
Ricky Layson
Angie Lee
Dereck Lipsey
Kristy Little
Eric Livingston

Wanda Lucas
David Maddox
Jamie Maki
Courtney Marsh
Machelle Mason
Tanya Mason

82 Hipps-Mason

Wearing her new jacket Stephanie Sher-
ell, member of the Lady Hounds Cham-
pionship Softball team, cheers on the

football team.

Brian Mathews
Sandy Mathis
Lachrissa McAfee
Ryan McCabe
James McCant
Sharon McCrary

Adam McDaniel
Wendy Mcinnis
Christina McKinney
Jason McSwain
Chris Meadows
Twana Middlebrooks

Stephen Miller
Tonya Miller
Laleita Mincey
Marcus Mincey
Clint Monaghan
Jay Morgan

Keon Morgan
Robyn Morgan
Tifany Morgan
Darrell Morris
Rodney Mygrant
Lester Nesmith

Matthews-Nesmith 83

Christopher
O'Conner
Jason Oglesby
Dustin Orlando
David Oxford
Damien Patrick
Rosa Patten

Renardo Patterson
Tish Payne

Christopher Pelham
Dennis Perdue

Chuck Powell
Stephanie Power

Brandy Redd
Tameka Redding
Juliana Reeves
Michael Repzynski
Brandi Reynolds
Chador Richardson

Jeffrey Riggins
Julie Roberts
Chad Rodeheaver
Donza Rogers
Twan Ross
Lakisha Rouse

Pamela Russell
Jason Sapp
Amy Scott
Josh Scoville
Greg Seabrooks
Robby Sellers

Able O/

84 OConner-Sellers

On his way to the football field,
little practice.

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Toby Bates leaves school to get in a

Manolom
Sengsouvanh
Holly Senn
Stephanie Sherell
Bryan Simpson
Jason Skinner
Evette Smith

Kelley Smith
Tamika Smith

Wesley Smith
Nusheco Sneid

Matthew Song
Joseph Stewart

Working diligently are Mrs. Musselmans touch typists, Melissa Cook
and Detra Crawford.

Beau Strickland
Michael Strickland
David Strozier
Jamey Taylor
Juanita Taylor
Rebecca Tester

Vickie Tester
Kesha Tharpe
Laura Thomas
Margie Thomas
Brandy Thompson
Eric Thompson

Tawaniza Timothy
Leah Tucker
Angela Turk
Sandy Turner
Tina Turner
Joseph Veal

Sengsouvanh-Veal 85

Farard Walker
Charles Washburn
Lisa Whidby

Kim Whisby
Jessie Whitaker
Michell Whitby

Amy White
Jason White
Sharon Whorton
Jonathan Wiley
Brandi Williams
Clayton Williams

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Danny Williams

Elizabeth Williams
Jay Williams
Melinda Williams
Rodney Williams
Undre Williams

Nikki Williamson
David Wilson
Jemello Wilson
Amanda Wood
John Wood
Monica Wood

Heather Wrenn

86 Walker-Wrenn

FACULTY

DEDICATEES

Ms. Florence Mixon

There are times in our lives when we come
across an individual who stands out above the
rest. In students eyes, few gain their respect,
not only as a teacher but as a friend. This year
we have chosen a teacher who has accom-
plished both. She has a certain zest and happi-
ness about her that touches the lives of all she
meets. She can always be found with a smile on
her face ready to assist her Spanish students.
She is known for supporting her favorite
Hounds team. With her fair looks and bubbly
personality, she opens the door to the lands
and languages. It is with great pride and dignity
that we have chosen Ms. Florence Mixon as a
1991 Growl Dedicatee.

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Mr. R. E. Eidson

This year our yearbook dedicatee is Mr. R. E. Eid-
son. He is a prime example of someone who is not
only our teacher, but our friend. With his wonder-
ful sense of humor, he makes the tedious envir-
omnent of school more bearable.

He was honored with a trophy by the Lady Grey-
hounds for his outstanding school spirit. You can
always count on him to be at most every game,
sporting his special-made t-shirts and cheering
the teams on to victory.

Thank you, Mr. Eidson, for your dedication to the
teams as well as to our education. We are honored
to have you as our 1991 Growl Dedicatee.

RACUEK

(LU LMLE GG Leo

1991 Board of Education

Mr. Jordan
Alvin Andrews, La Haskins, Ted Stone, Delores Moon, Willie Fluelle 2
y 94 Superintendent of Schools

Mr. Trimnell Mr. Patterson Mr. Smith
Principal Assistant Principal Assistant Principal

88 Faculty

POeLLyY

This year the Growl staff chose sev-
eral of the faculty to provide a
glimpse into the past of JCHS.
They have graciously submitted a
special memory of what will soon

Mr. Adams Dr. Black be the old school.
Associate Superintendent Dir. of Special Educ.

Ms. Cobb

Mr. Matthews
Assistant Superintendent Director of Nutrition Assistant Superintendent
Instruction Administrative Serivces

av

Ms. Mitchell Vaughn Gene Appling

l : Denise Bennett
Elem. Curriculum Director 3 yrs. JCHS; B.S. Morris Brown; Teaching 5 yrs. JCHS; B.A. Mercer; M.Ed. GC
Certificate GC

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Mary Lois Johnson Bland

22 yrs. JCHS; B.A. Shaw U. M.S. FVSC; Spe-
cialist WGC

Stanley R. Bobinski Mrs. Boone
12 yrs. JCHS; B.A. U of Conn.; M.S.Ed. Bar- 5 yrs. JCHS, B.A. Talladega
ry: Ph.D. Heed; UGA M.A. Ohio State

Faculty 89

PGeLLTY

My special memory of the JCHS
campus is the gathering of young
people to pronounce their faith.
Mrs. Mary Musselman

Ron Colvard
16 yrs. JCHS; B.S. G.C. M. Ed. G.C.

la Gad

Ed. Damour Marcus G. Daniel
24 yrs JCHS; B.S.Ed. UGA; M.Ed. UGA 4 yrs. JCHS; B.S.Ed. UGA M.Ed. UGA

Connie Dufford
1 yr. JCHS; B.S. Southwestern 13 yrs. JCHS; B.S. Auburn; M.Ed. Mercer
M.Ed. Southwestern

Denise Ethridge Chuck Gibson
9 yrs. JCHS; M.Ed. GC; B.S.Ed, Ed.S. GSU. 5 yrs JCHS; B.A. Mercer

90 Faculty

George Cooper
18 yrs. JC HS;
B.A. Southern Miss.

Douglas D. Davis
15 yrs. JCHS; M.A. GC; B.A. St. Augustine's
College

R. E. Eidson
7 yrs. JCHS; B.A. Oglethorpe U.

Jean Guthrie
20 yrs. JCHS; B.S.Ed. GSU

Charlie Harbor
3 yrs. JCHS; B.A.(Music) UGA

Wilma Jonston
1 yr. JCHS; Tenn. Tech U

Mattie Middlebrooks
32 yrs. JCHS; B.S. FVSC

Judy Morgan
14 yrs. JCHS; B.S.Ed. UGA; M.Ed. GSC;
Ed.S. UGA

Toni Harmony
12 yrs. JCHS; B.S. GC; M Ed. GC

Elizabeth Keene
20 yrs. JCHS; B.A. Mercer; B.A. UGA

Karen Conn Mitchum

1 yr. JCHS; B.S. UGA; M.Ed. Mercer; So.

Bap. Theology

Patricia Morgan
9 yrs. JCHS; B.A.Eng. Tift.; M.Ed. GC

pad
RAGUIEKY

I will always remember the White
Christmas presentations by the
seniors in our auditorium. The
spirit of Christmas and a feeling of
unity are in the airl

Jeri O. Perry

Cathy McCracken
5 yrs. JCHS; M.Ed. GC; B.S. WGC

Florence Mixon
6 yrs. JCHS; B.A. UGA; GC

Mary R. Musselman
22 yrs. JCHS; B.S.Bus.Ed. GSC

<] Faculty 91

My fondest memories are the
friendships I have made with facul-
ty and students past and pre-
sent. They were the best of times,
they were the worst of times.

Geraldine Thomas

Jeri O.Perry
16 yrs. JCHS; B.S.; M.Ed. GC

Daniel N. Rogers
6 yrs. JCHS; B.S. WGC

Sherry Sanders
10 yrs. JCHS; B.S. Kennesaw College

Nancy G. Nash
7 yrs. JCHS; B.A. Tift C. M.Ed GC.(Eng.)
M.Ed.GC

Bonnie Peters
3 yrs. JCHS; A.A.MC; B.A.GC; working on
Masters Mercer

Vicki Rogers
9 yrs. JCHS; A.S, GC; BS.GC; M.Ed. GC

Debra R. Saureo
6 yrs. JCHS; B.F.A. UGA; Cert. Mercer, GC

Terree Newberry
7 yrs. JCHS; B.S.; M.Ed. GC

Mattie Pitts
30 yrs JCHS; B.S. FVSC

Trudy Sampson
Tuskegee Institute

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C. Scamihorn
6 yrs. JCHS; M.Ed. Indiana U.

Madolyn Schewe
25 yrs. JCHS; B.S.Ed. GSU

Julia Simpson
13 yrs. JCHS; B.S.GC; M.Ed. GC

Lavon H. Smith
6 yrs. JCHS; B.S.Ed. UGA; M.Ed. UGA

Bonnie Stevenson
9 yrs. JCHS; B.Ed. GSU

Don Sherwood
1 yr. JCHS; B.S. Kings C.; M.S. U.S. Sports

Ellen C. Sires
19 yrs. JCHS; A.S. ABAC; B.S. GC; M.Ed. GC

Karen Souther
15 yrs. JCHS; B.S. GC

M.Ed. Mercer

POLLY

My special memory is the excite-
ment generated by the boys bas-
ketball team (1974-1977) to the
winning of the state baseball and
softball championships (1989-
1990).

Jean Guthrie

Allyson M. Smith
3 yrs. JCHS; B.S. GC

Peggy Stevens
23 yrs. JCHS; B.S. GC

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Wydene P. Stewart
14 yrs. JCHS; B.S. FVSC; M.Ed. GC

PGeULTY

I especially remember juniors re-

ceiving class rings at the Prom

Banquet in the lunchroom, the

Proms in the gyms, the senior gar- 4 SER
den, and the rocking Sock-Hops. ~

Ellen Sires Geraldine M. Thomas Mike Thompson

21 yrs. JCHS; B.S. FVSC; Further Study Co- 7 yrs. JCHS; B.S.Ed; M.Ed GSWC A.A. Bre-
lumbia, Mercer bard Comm. College

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Joe Thornton Beverly Wells Bettye Williams
2 yrs. JCHS; B.S. UGA; M.Ed. UGA 15 yrs. JCHS; B.S. UGA; M.Ed. GC 9 yrs. JCHS; B.S., M.Ed. D.A. GC

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Bubba Williams JoBeth Williams Patti Williams
12 yrs. JCHS; B.S. U of Tenn. 1 yr. JCHS; B.S. Tenn. Tech. 13 yrs. JCHS; B.S.Ed UGA; M.Ed. GC

Phyllis Williams 3 Ms. Blount
5 yrs. JCHS; B.S. Valdosta State; M.Ed. GC

94 Faculty

No Photo
Available

Ms. Hawthorne
Aide

Ms. McCrary Ms. S. Morgan
Aide Aide

PULOLT

What I most remember from years
past are the students, teachers,
and administrators who have been
associated with the school and the
achievements of many of the grad-
uates.

Ed Damour

Ms. K. Stewart
Aide

Faculty 95

LUNCH
STAFF

Front: Maudlyn Meldrim, Donna
Hill, Euphama Jackson; Back:
Christine Hunter, Beatrice Lester,
Ruby Elder.

DRIVERS

Driving a school bus is considered
a part-time job. These retirees,
home makers, and moonlight-
ers are required to be alert, fair,
and gently firm. Each day they
take responsibility for the welfare
of hundreds of lively Jones Coun-
ty students.

96 Faculty

Alma Mater

On the citys western border,
Reared against the sky.
Droudly stands our Alma Mater,
As the years go by.

Forward ever be our watchword.
Conquer and prevail.

Hail to thee, our Alma Mater;
JCHS, all hail.

Artist: Tricia Layson
Class of 69

Alma Mater 97

After a long hot day at Cheerleading Camp
at West Georgia College, Traci Thompson
and Michelle Thompson still show that spe-
cial glow only a cheerleader can possess.

Ready for battle, Undre Williams, Jay Bell,
and Rod Harris lead JCHS on to the football
field for another victory.

98 Sports

Wrapping Up
The Game

Day in, day out,
Greyhound spirit never stops.

As Randy King proudly shows off his tennis trophy, Bobby Wood, Recreational Director,
extends a hand of congratulations to him for winning first place in the 1990 fall tennis
tournament.

The 1990 Lady Hounds had an
outstanding season. They went
undefeated the entire reqular
season and set a school record
of 21-0 for the most consecutive
wins in a row.

During the middle of the sea-
son, the Lady Hounds hosted
the Martin Marietta Softball
Tournament. The Lady Hounds
won First Place.

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Softball

1990 Softball Awards

Most Valuable Player Sherri
Stripling
Best Offensive Player
Broadus
Best Defensive Player
Gandy
Dee Dee Black
Sportsmanship Award
Tuft

Gwen

Vicky

Alicia

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Most Improved Player Marte

Kitchens

Captain Award Vicky Gandy
Sherri Stripling
Gwen Broadus

Coach's Award Wendy Dupree
Tonya Greene

The 1990 Lady Hounds (L-R) Row 1 Marte Kitchens, Christy Brower, Marci Kitchens, Carla Farrar, Michell Smith, Mary Ann Kitchens
Tammy Fisher, Gwen Broadus, Vicki Gandy, Alicia Tuft, Row 2 Coach Rogers, Kim Lynch, Michelle Bearden, Amy Walsh, Kris
Abney, Tonya Miller, Stephanie Sherrell, Niki Burdick, Tina Toler, Valerie Banks, Mike Pace, Row 5 Bettye Williams, Kim Edmonson,
Kim Bartlett, Carmen King, Kristy Wimberly, Sherri Stripling, Cathy Wheeler, Wendy Dupree, Dee Dee Bla

THE BEST IS

100 Sports

Tonya Greene gives a
smile.

d,

Rogers. Coach Rogers asks who's the guilty one?

YET TO COME

Celebrating their victory, the team pours ice water on Coach

er A i tn
Sports 101

CAN'T TOUC

For the past five years in a row
the Lady Hounds have made it a
tradition to win Region. In the
beginning of the season they set
this as one of their very first
goals.

This year the Lady Hounds
dream came true. Going 29-0,
they are AA State Champions.

Shooting that ball to first, Wendy Du-
pree warms up for the upcoming
game.

a we ww ee ae

102 Sports

Before throwing the first pitch of the Region
game, Sherri Stripling makes sure every-
one is ready.

et ee.
Why say morel?

At the crack of the bat, Gwen Broadus takes
off towards third base.

ee ee ee ee ee eee ae

THIS
CHAMPIONS

Showing their team spirit, Tonya Greene, Dee Dee Black, and Niki Burdick proudly
show they're number onel

Coming from the stands the Lady Hounds

fans come to congratulate the team. : sone
Showing off that state trophy are Mike Pace, Coach Rogers, Bettye Williams, and our

seniors Gwen Broadus, Vicky Gandy, Tina Toler, Alicia Tuft, Marte Kitchens, Kim
Lynch, and Sherri Stripling.

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Sports 103

The Jones County Greyhounds
gained valuable experience and
endured a hard fought season.
The highlights of the year were
victories over Harlem, Oconee
County, Putnam County, and
Hancock County. Finishing out
the season at 4-6, the Hounds
look forward to the 1991-1992
season with only six players
graduating this year.

(L-R) Glen Daniel, Chuck Gibson, Don Sherwood, Gary Thompson, Monroe Abraham,
Michael Thompson, Bubba Williams, Carl Dixon, Rick Wilson.

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Lib PERERA &

The Greyhounds are Gerald Hunt, Alan Harvey, Jimmy Williams, Justin Griggs, Jason Moore, Kevin Alford, Scott Hinson, Toby
Bates, Jason Moss, Shannon Brown, Sean Hampton, Shay Stewart, Rod Harris, Stacy Patterson, Terrance Grantham, Nathanial
Wimberly, Jason Jones, Undre Williams, Tyrone Norman, Greg Flowers, Johnny Sands, Chad Carruthers, Stephen Whiddon, Kevin
Stevenson, Manolom Stengsovanh, John Young, Jason Jernigan, Brian Mathews, Lee Gibbs, Godfrey Appling, Dophie Thomas, Jay
Bell, Ronald Epps, Antoine Simmons, Lennie Moton, Felippe Holiday.

104 Sports

Walking on to the field, Seniors, Justin
Griggs, Jason Moore, and Scott Hinson
get ready for a big game.

Big Man ponders the next play of the
game.

Lined up and ready to go, the Grey-
hounds prepare to smash the Greene
County Tigers.

Along with their parents, Jason Moore,
Jimmy Williams, and Scott Hinson await
their recognition on Senior Night.

Junior, Felippe Holiday watches as his
teammates untangle from the last play.

Sports 105

Senior, Jason Moore takes a lunge at the
offending team.

Getting ready for a big game, junior,
Greg Flowers poses for the camera.

The referee blows the whistle after a
play.

The Greyhounds are giving the Monticel-
lo Hurricanes a little twist of their
own.

SCORES

SCORES

Jackson 00-28 L
Monticello 14-16 L
Oconee 19-00 W
Putnam 22-21 W
Harlem 28-18 W
Washington Co. 00-14L
Washington Wilkes 02-06 L
Morgan 17-20 L
Hancock 45-20 W

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Junior, Lee Gibbs runs to make a touchdown.

The Greyhounds trample over an unfortunate opponent.

Junior, Tyrone Norman takes a break from an exhausting
game.

Junior, Lennie Moten successfully tackles the opposing play-
er.

Senior, Kevin Alford gets tackled by members of the opposite
team.

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Sports 107

Front Row (L-R): Cedric Wilson, Jonathan Pitts, Ryan Miller, Hidemasa Gojo, Hoyt Stanfield, Tommy

Robinson, Britt Bagwell, Johnny Robinson, Keith Bartlett, Kourtney Black, Mantrell Blount, Bryan Green-
way, Coach Daniel; Back Row: Coach G. Thompson, Don Taylor, Tyrone Norman, Todd Garrett, Jay Bell,
Alan Altman, Frank Hill, Coach Rogers, Larry Sellers, Kevin Chapman, Antoine Simmons, Greg Parker,
Godfrey Appling, Lee Gibbs, Curtis White, Rondell White

This was Coach Danny Rogers first year as coach of the
JCHS Baseball Team. When asked about his first year,
Coach Rogers responded by saying that there was alot of
pressure due to the fact that he was following the strong
program established by Coach Patterson. Coach Rogers
was faced with keeping his program on solid ground after
the 1989 JCHS Baseball Team won the State Champion-
ship. He said that people expected the same level of play
from the 1990 team that they had with the 1989 team.

When asked about his 1990 team, he said that it may have
lacked team ability but the 1990 team was full of heart.
Even though they were considered the underdogs they kept
up their spirit and tried hard, at home and on the road.

Coach Danny Rogers collects his thoughts as his
team takes its turn at bat.

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Rondell White, senior of the 1990 JCHS Baseball
Team, gave all he had to his position in centerfield
and to his overwhelming swing. After graduation,
White was picked 24th overall in the first round
draft, and he signed with the Montreal Expos. After
signing, White received a monetary signing bonus
for being drafted in the first round, and among other
signing bonuses, he received a paid in full college
education.

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The 1990 Seniors are (L-R): Todd Garrett, Curtis
White, Frank Hill, Coach Rogers, Hoyt Stanfield,
Rondell White, Kevin Chapman, Larry Sellers. Rondell White swings into action!

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Johnny Robinson takes a break before the
Hounds test their skill on the baseball diamond.

Tyrone Norman keeps up the Jones County Pride with his unique pitching
style.

Greg Parker gets in a few practice throws before a
game.

Godfrey Appling poses for a quick picture as he heads back to the dugout.

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Ryan Miller takes a break during a game. Exercise also plays an important part in the game of baseball.

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The 1990-91 Lady Hounds
basketball team are under the
advisement of a new coach
this year. The girls spend
long hours practicing during
the week and on weekends.
Through hard work and dedi-
cation they strive to make the
season the best they can.

This years seniors are: Back row(L-R)
Gwen Broadus, Kim Lynch, Alicia Tuff
Kneeling Shantae Veal.

(L-R) Don Sherwood (coach), Shantae Veal, Tenecia Pitts, Kim Lynch, Kelly Patterson, Valerie Banks,
Dee Dee Scott, Amie McSwain, Alicia Tuft, Ellen Batchelor, and Gwen Broadus.

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Concentrating on the goal, Alicia Tuft

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th great quickness, Dee Dee Scott tries to block her opponent's pass santa tor Gem

Tenecia Pitts, Dee Dee Scott, and Kim Lynch sit pa-
tiently awaiting their turn on the court.

Trying to get her teammates attention, Amie McSwain points to their With swiftness and agility, Shantae Veal struggles
open player. hard to find an open and available player.

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The 1990-91 Jones County bas-
ketball team strived to have the
best year ever. With many dedi-
cated players they endure long
hours of practice and many chal-
lenging games. Among the
teams many accomplishments,
Walter Thurman not only led his
team in the number of points
scored, but also led the entire
Middle Georgia area.

The seniors are Shawn Gotel, Alan Harvey, Q.T. Combs, and Greg Appling.

The Varsity boys are Frederick Ammons, Cedric Knowlton, Telly Arnold, Derrick Dudley, Q.T. Combs, Seai
Hutchings, Walter Thurman, Alan Harvey, Tyrone Williams, Jermaine Tarver, Felippe Holiday, Shawn Gotel
Jason Jones, and Greg Appling. The team is led by Coach Chuck Gibson.

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Walter Thurman tries very hard to block a shot by
a Putnam County player.

The Hounds listen attentively to Coach Gibsons next strategy.

Felippe Holiday waits patiently to see if his shot
gives the Hounds a lead.

Greg Appling watches very closely to see if Q.T. Combs gets the jump ball.

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The 1990 Tennis Team had an
excellent year. Many long hours

were spent at the courts. Not

only has the team grown in size

and number but also in spirit. a
Because of the great concern of

the parents and alumni, a Ten-

nis Boosters Club was orga- Nv
nized to show their overwhelm-

ing support. Their duties
included providing meals for

the team on two occasions and
seeking out sponsers to provide
money for tennis balls. Coach

Jim Abbott and team members
sported new T-shirts with the

logo Hard Rock Tennis. Many
students and faculty members
showed their support by wear-

ing the shirts.

Glenn Hamilton and Scott Hinson walk off the court after their region match.

The Tennis Team and family meet for the annual
tennis banquet at the Quails Nest.

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Eddie OKelley takes a practice The boys on the 1990 Tennis Team were Chris Abbott, Sam Henderson, Eddie OKelley, Chad
serve before beginning his match. Jackson, Jeff Jernigan, Randy King, Scott Hinson, and Glenn Hamilton.

Michelle Bearden makes her way The girls on the 1990 Tennis Team were Michelle Bearden, Kristi Burnsed, Sheri Goble, Kate
to the court at the Region Tourna- Newberry, Thindwia Cabiness, Stephanie Wood, and Stephanie Crane.
ment.

The 1989-1990 Golf team included this fearsome four: Billy Wood,
Brandon Webb, Adam Lowe, and Brad Barfield.

Adam Lowe, junior, prepares for the up-
coming tournament.

The 1989-1990 Golf team had a
memorable year. They had a
very challenging season. With
this fearsome four, the team is
looking forward to a very prom-
ising season in the upcoming
golf year.

Practicing out back of the school, Brad Barfield, lines up for his next shot.

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The 1990 track team accomplished
some outstanding feats during the
spring of the year. The team traveled
in many directions such as Perry, Up-
son Co., and even a trip to Albany,
GA for the State Meet.

Three school records were re-written
in 1990 by these tracksters. The 220
yd. record was toppled by graduate
senior Carla Redding. She also was a
member of the record setting 440 yd.
relay team, that included Dee Dee
Scott, Kim Pitts, and Alicia Tuft. And
to end up her final year of competi-
tion Carla qualified for the State Meet
at Albany in the hurdles. Oustand-
ing!

The other school record that fell was
the shot put. Gwen Broadus added a
couple more inches to the previous
distance.

So the 1990 team had a lot to brag
about. The other members contribut-
ed a great deal to make this an enjoy-
able spring season.

Top Row (L-R) Cassandra Rawlings, Keisha Shinholster, Gwen Broadus, Valerie Banks, Alicia Tuft,
Kay McCrary, Antoinettia McCrary; Bottom Row (L-R) Dee Dee Scott, Laura Thomas, Kim Pitts,
Teresa Little, Betty Davis, Tameika Curry. Graduated seniors are Carla Redding and Cleophus
Pounds.

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The Varsity Cheerleaders are a group of girls who are responsible for upholding the spirit of the schoo
They cheer at Varsity Football and Basketball games. This summer the squad traveled to Carrollton
Georgia, for cheerleading camp at West Georgia College. While there, they received various awards ang
honors, a blue ribbon for each day there, the spirit stick to bring home, and an All-American nominee
Davina Sullivan. Besides all of these accomplishments they also established bonds that bring fo
cooperation, dignity, and lasting friendships. The members of the 1990-91 squad are Kim Woolfolk, Kay
McCrary, Jennifer Leonard, Katie Mitchell, Davina Sullivan, Traci Thompson, Michelle Thompson, Amy
Sires, Kesha Hardwick, Laura Thomas, Kelly Solomon, Maryann Evans, and Trista Pounds Captain

Manager Cotinia Collins

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Picture 1 During halftime, these
senior cheerleaders pose for a quick
picture.

Picture 2 Sophomore, Laura
Thomas performs one of the many
jumps she has learned this year.

Picture 3 Michelle Thompson
shows the crowd her Cheerleader
Smile.

Picture 4 After a hot week at
camp, Jennifer Leonard packs her
bag in hopes of getting home quick-
ly.

Picture 5 As the game progresses,

Trista Pounds and Amy Sires lead the
crowd in a victory cheer.

Picture 6 The Varsity Cheerlead-
ers pose for an out of uniform pic-

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The Jones County High School
Marching Greyhound Band has
performed better than ever this
year. With new and creative half
time shows, they have really
drawn the support of the crowd.

This year the band has partici-
pated in the Jack-n-Jill Fun Run,
the Masonic Parade, the Macon
Christmas Parade, and the Cher-
ry Blossom Parade. They show .
confidence and hard work
through their ability in playing
their instruments.

Jason Barbee, Greg Appling, Kim Markham, Andy Baez, Dewain Robinson, Eric MaGouirk
Bobby Garza, Erin Stevenson, Kelly Collett, Dan Doster, Chris Hood, Robby Walker
Charles Washburn, Stephen Thomas, Carlton Stewart, Emmalee Bragg, Kenisha Harris
Nadia Ryder, Kelly Floyd, Rachel Pease, LaTonya Card, Lisa Hoffman, Angela Turk, Johr
Allen, Ronda Reeves, Todd Hampton.

The captains of 1990-91 are Kim Herin, Ellyn Hamrick, Cacia Clark, Tenecia Pitts,
Christy Cox, Amy Arnold, James Thomas, Donald Dulong, and Phillip Paree.

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Band director Charles Harbor

(L-R) Kevin Harrison, James Robertson, Phillip Paree, Lynn Talcott, David Maddox,
Kenny Williams, Joey Greene, Brian Rainey, Jason Foster, James Thomas, Jay Herin,
Kenny Sumner, Kim Herin, Erin Chancellor, Erical Smith, Christy Holmes, Kristen

Miller, Kelly Patterson, Tyree Smith, Earl Shaw

Drum Major Donald Dulong

Kenny Williams and Jason Barbee
show their musical smiles.

The Seniors are (L-R) Jason Barbee,
Kenny Williams, Greg Appling, Carl-
ton Stewart, Lyn Talcott, Kevin Harri-

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Caught unaware, Erin Stevenson takes a break to adjust
her sleeves.

James Thomas smiles for the camera.

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Performing on the JCHS
football aa Kim Herin Practicing for the Beach Show, Jason Barbee and Joey Greene On the practice field, Kelly Pat-

try to show how much they love band. terson practices a different

pauses and plays her band step.

flute.

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The 1990-91 Majorettes are
(L-R) Richelle Robinson,
Christy Cox, and Sarah Hipps.

As always, the majorettes had
a great year. They attended a
summer camp in order to
learn a variety of tricks to in-
corporate in their twirling
skills. This year, they have
been involved in football
games, parades, and pep ral-
lies. They have become cre-
ative as well as confident in
themselves by working to-
gether as a group. These are
several reasons they've made
this year a success.

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Under the advisement of Phyllis
Williams and Paula Joyner, the
Rifle and Flag teams have man-
aged to have another successful
year. This year the teams have
had to practice long and hard
due to the number of newcom-
ers, but through great determi-
nation they represent JCHS
well.

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Melissa Brantly, Kerri Thomas, Tammy Mauldin, Louwana Daniels, and Beth Wil-

Flags Captain: Ami Amold liams practice one last time before the big game.

Flags Captain: Michelle Hall

Back row (L-R): Tammy Mauldin, Brandi Williams, Wanzina Jackson; Front row: Jennifer
Lineberger, Melissa Brantley, Ami Arnold; Kneeling: Kerri Goodrich, Louwana Daniels

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Latravia Smith, Nikki Williams, Holly Senn, and Cacia Clark please the audience with another spectacular performance.

The Drill Team started its year ADE
off at NCA Camp in Statesboro,
Georgia. Because of their over-

all camp performance, they

were one of the three teams that
received the Sweepstakes
Award. This qualified them to be

invited to perform in the 1990-

91 Cotton Bowl Parade and Half-

time show.

In the fall, they returned with an
invitation to perform. Their year

has been spent practicing and i
raising money for their trip.

Captains (L-R) Cacia Clark, Ellyn Hamrick, and Tenecia Pitts.

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Advisor, Stacy Roberts waves happily to the
crowd.

During the freezing cold, Ellyn Ham-
rick, Jennifer Greenway, and Michelle
Gonzalez take time out to smile for
the camera.

Senior, Tonia Arrington shows her
school spirit.

Standing (L-R) Rashida Greene, Amanda Johnson, Melisa Gilreath, Sandi Craven,
Holly Senn, Niki Williams, Tonya Arrington, Kelly Smith, Michelle Gonzalez, Amy
Howell, Thindwia Cabiness. Sitting Back row (L-R) Tenecia Pitts, Cacia Clark. Sitting
Front row (L-R) Ellyn Hamrick, Jennifer Greenway. Not Pictured Celeste Adkins and
Latravia Smith.

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The 1990 J.V. Football Team
turned out an excellent year
of football. With many long
hours and hard work, they are
a fine example of what we as
Greyhounds should be
proud of.

Cheering his team on, Sean Hampton
shows his Greyhound Spirit.

Toby Bates shows his concentration
while waiting for the next play to be-

gin.

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First Row (L-R): Eric Thompson, John Young, Manolom Sengso-
vanh, Sean Hampton, Wes Daniels, David Strozier, Brian Matthews;
Second Row: Dorcia McCrary, Larry Curtis, David Oxford, Chad
Carruthers, Chad Skinner, Jeb Gaskin, Steven Miller; Third Row:
Gerald Hunt, Toby Bates, Johnny Sands, Ben Hill, Nathaniel Wim-
berly, Jason Oglesby, Jamie Taylor, Jason Jernigan.

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The J.V. Cheerleaders main purpose is to give support to the J.V.
football and basketball teams. Every week they hold practice they
go over old cheers and chants and also learn new ones.

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The J.V. Cheerleaders are: Brandy Asbell, Leah Tucker, Nushico Sneid, Amber Jones, Kim Cassell, Deresa Cruz, Keon
Morgan, Melissa Cook, Brandy Reynolds, Monica Wood, Lisa Whidby, Heather Wrenn, Jamie Fulfor, Vinead Butler, Julie
Robertson.

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The 1990-1991 J.V. girls basketball team is made up of a very dedicated group of
girls who have practiced long and hard to achieve their goals. They will be excellent

Coach Carl Dixon
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The 1990-1991 J.V. girls are Jennifer Thurman, Tracy Jones, Cassandra Rawlings, Patricia Jackson,
Michelle Grant, Kathy Greene, Charee Hill, Tameika Smith.

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The 1990-1991 J.V. boys bas-
ketball team is under the
leadership of Rick Wilson. Af-
ter long hours of hard work
and practice these boys are
eager to succeed. They have
shown much dedication and
pride and will be excellent ad-
ditions to the 1991-1992 Var-
sity team.

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The members of the boys team are Jonathan Pitts, Jermaine Tarver, Jonathan Wiley, Johnny Sands,
Derrick Dudley, and Ramon Cherry.

Student
ife

Creating unforgettable memories, Kevin Al-
ford and Julie Jackson smile for the camera
at the 1990 Prom.

The excitement is unmistakable as fresh-
men Kim Hudson and Robyn Morgan cheer
with David Taylor and Anna Green at the
football game.

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Packing
It In

Activities span from meetings in the
morning to practices in the afternoon

On the way to her bus after school, senior Laurie Pinkins stops by the Coke machine.

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Homecoming was ushered in by fun, week-long ac-
tivities in which all the students were encouraged to
show their spirit. This year, almost everyone partici-
pated in dressing to fit each day, even faculty. This
was the last year for students at JCHS to enjoy
Homecoming activities at the Old School, and
this could help explain the spirit-filled attitudes
which surrounded the high school.

ig ie Wanzina Jackson and Jenifer
onya an awn Warren, Lineberger dress as members

show their spirit with a of the working class.
sense of humor.

Emily and Ellyn Tompkins and Brandi Evans show

heir spirit and their friendship by dressing alike. :
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Trista Pounds, Loretta McCranie, and Mrs. Bonnie Stevenson
get caught in the Time Warp of 50s and 60s Day.

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Josh Smith and Will Daniels pose as real good friends.

Getting into the spirit, football
player, Chad Carruthers dis-
plays real crutches and a fake
chest.

Disquised as little kids, Sandy Coward, Carla Farrar, and

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Brian Schattner, Will Daniels, Vineda Butler parade around school

and Donnie Murray show their
Tackiness on Tacky Day.

Everywhere around cam-
pus, students joined in the
fun. There were many car-
toon characters, doctors,
housewives, and some who
appeared to be in a time
warp, wandering around the
school. Despite the difficul-
ties due to weather, the
Greyhound spirit continued
to burn brightly.

These Hippies, Lan Lashley Stefan Parsons shows some
and John Young, protest going leg during Opposite Sex Day. Chris Mercer's sunglasses and ice cream prove that being tacky is
to class. cool.

SUPPORT YOUR
HOUNDS...

WEAR - PURPLE
AND GOLD

AND WUD ATS

Dressing as one of our own JCHS Greyhounds,
Holly Griffin shows her spirit.

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This year, the clubs and organizations were all
asked to prepare a banner that represented their
club and showed their Hound Spirit. It was, to say
the least, an outstanding success. Each of the
banners showed the creativity and hardwork of
each club and organization. They were paraded
during the excitement filled pep rally Thursday
night.

Kim Herin, Kay McCrary, and friends play as they prepare for
the pep rally.

The newly established Parade of Banners is an outstanding success.

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Freikman Class Representative, Vineda Butter. Excouted by her
falher, Mr. Willie Bur. South

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These underclassmen were honored members
of this years Homecoming Court. Despite the
extremely cold temperatures, the band and
auxiliaries performed as the girls and their es-
corts lined up. Postponement due to hard rains
didnt dampen the spirits on our Saturday
Homecoming festivities.

Junior Class Represenititive, Kim Edmonson. Excoiled by Mr. Jomy
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Sophomore Class Representative, Richelle Robinson. Escorted by her Cophomore Claus Representative, Melinda Dumas. Excotled by her
father, Mr. Richard Robinson. brother, Mr. Scott Dumas,

Junior Cless Representative, LaTravia Suit. Excotted. by Mu. Mark
Whit.

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Being a member of the Senior Homecoming Court i a special honor

Uhl only a fou of the Senior Class get a chance To experience. This

the leit Time there ladies will be able to participale ix Homecoming

adlivities at JCHS. They have been choien because of their unique

Calenli and personalitien. This years Howecowing 9O theme aceu-

walt doa th gue Ths 4 to bat nding Go wo Represent, Tracie Morgan. Exeotid. by hen fatten,
ny: th, Ton Mies

Senior Class Representative, Robin Davis. . :
Excorted by ker Falken, Mr. Bobby Davia. ancy Rikccomry Davina Sullivan, Excoxted by her grandfa-
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Senior Class Representative, Leatha Battle. Excorted by her falter, Mr.
Lovenza Battle.

Ganioe Cle Repraestitie, Tora Baily. Excotd by Me. Randy Senior Clay Repeaeaate, Denstico Bonner. Excoitd _@ gh

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by her Faller, Mr. Freddie Bonner.

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The 1990 Homecoming Queen i Tora Baity. She u a
member of NHE FBLA, and Beta Club. Tora hat won a
National Science Merit Award and is an Honor Roll student:
After. high school, ihe plans To allend Georgia Colbge and
pursue a career in piychology.

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Toua enjoys the warn of the sunshine on a cool Fall day.

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The 1990 Homecoming Queen is Leatha Battle. She u the
daughler of Mr. and Mr. Lorenza Battle. Leattia i theasunen
fox NHS; 4 in DATA Processing, FBLA, HOPE, Drama
Chub, and Spirit Club. She was homored os Freshman Class
Favorite, and received an Academie Award in Typing. Afr
high school, Leaithia plas to allend Clark College and become, a
Corlitied Public Accountant.

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A Typical Day at JCHS

A typical day at Jones County High
School may include a variety of activi-
ties for each student, such as club meet-
ings, practices, and studying. At the
sound of the first period bell, the mad
dash to classes begins. However, some
do not make it within the allotted
amount of time. For these unfortunate
few, a little late is too late, and they are
required to attend Tardy Hall. Tardy Hall
is held twice a week in room 17 starting
at 35:10 and lasting for 50 minutes. For
the many students who do make it to
class On time, the day long process to
help broaden young minds begins. The
JCHS faculty teach a variety of subjects
ranging from science to psychology to
P.E. Luckily, a long awaited break oc-
curs for lunch. During this time the stu-

dents here are able to eat, drink, and
otherwise be merry. Unfortunately this
break never seems to last long enough,
and soon its back to the old grindstone.

For many the end of classes does not
mean the end of the day. After school
comes the long practices, club activi-
ties, and for some work. And for every-
one comes the homework and studying
needed to help prepare for the next day
of classes.

The day to day life of students can be
monotonous, and just plain dull. Howev-
er, the unique personalities of the stu-
dents and faculty help to spice up the
life here in Jones County.

Those gears are grinding as Mrs. Perry's class works

diligently.

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Mrs. Stewart carefully explains an algebra
problem to one of her students.

Taking advantage of their lunchtime break, Kim Holton and Ellyn
Hamrick catch up on their latest weekend gossip.

Taking a break from her computer, Tracy McClellan smiles at

Traci Thompson, Becky Hipps, Tora Bailey, and the Reese twins, __ her latest accomplishment.
chill out at lunch with a cool drink.

Rushing to class, JCHS students are eager to learn.

Entertaining her students, Mrs. Middlebrooks encourages par-
ticipation from her class.

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. During the summer the French
Last spring, learning Club and other interested students
extended beyond the had the privilege of exploring Paris
Classroom for some and various other parts of France.
biology students They had many interesting experi-
chia saieatietaen ences as they flew to a foreign
Skidaway Institute of country and enjoyed a new culture,
Oceanography. Taey Also this summer our band and
examined many differ- auxilliary practiced for the upcom-
ent types of ocean life ing school year. They improved

and experienced their abilities and shared each oth-
hands-on training in

Marine Biology.

ers ideas and company.

The French visitors stop exploring to take a few moments in front
of the Eiffel Tower.

Amy Stanley and Randy King feel that friendship makes the world

easier.

Together
Forever

All across campus relation-
ships are being created. Many
of these will last a lifetime,
while others will become a
treasured memory. The
friendships gained help
brighten the lives of students
at JCHS. The bonds of friend-
ship stretch beyond the diffi-
culties usually created by so-
cial barriers. The day can
always be turned from bad to
great when a friend is there to
make you smile, even though
you dont feel so happy.
Sometimes when a friendship
goes really well, deeper feel-
ings may evolve. Then its al-
ways nice to be with the per-
son you care about the most,
even if you are at school. Cou-
ples can be seen quietly talk-
ing between classes and at
break completely oblivious to
the rush around them. For
these, they dream to be to-
gether forever.

Carla Farrar, Sandy Coward, and Donza

Rogers use their friendship for support.

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GHP is a program that takes place during the
summer. It lasts for about six weeks and includes
a variety of special events and seminars. During
the summer of 1990, Jones County High School
sent three students to GHP. They were Kerri
Reese who went in Technology, Karla Reese who
went in Math, and John Shell who went in Social
Studies. These three students represented our
school well, and we congratulate them on their
success.

They're happy and they know it, so the faces of Kerri Reese, John
Shell, and Karla Reese surely show it.

Friends Helping Friends

Peer tutoring provides
the opportunity for
students to receive
help in a class that is
giving them a little
trouble. The students
are tutored by fellow
students. A peer tutor
can put the work in a
more understandable
manner or just help
study for a test. The
purpose of peer tutor-
ing is to have a person
your age there to give
that extra encourage-
ment

Crysti Hamrick gives a helping hand to a fellow student.
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Busily working at M & Ds Hardware, Hope Tuberville earns mon-

ey as well as grades.

ot

Everyone is familiar with the need for money. A
steady flow of cash is required for the activities
in which many of todays teenagers are in-
volved. To help solve this problem, JCHS has
provided a way for students to gain valuable
work experience, as well as grades and an in-
come. Seniors learn to fill out work applica-
tions and attend interviews to obtain their jobs.
Then every afternoon, the selected students
leave after fifth period to go to work. They earn
their grades according to reports frpm their
employers, as well as getting to keep the mon-
ey they earn.

Working at Tastee Freeze, Vic Clay greets friends and customers with a smile.

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Keith Bartlett and Tracie Morgan Q.T. Combs and Leatha Battle

Only four seniors are lucky enough to be named Mr. & Ms. JCHS. These people received this honor because of
their unique talents and personalities. Mr. & Ms. JCHS represent the entire spirit which surrounds our
campus. They consistently display the qualities which have caused others to take notice.

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Seniors sang out this
Christmas when they per-
formed the traditional pro-
gram of White Christmas.
The singing was a hit, and
the skit demonstrated the
hardwork of the seniors.
Under the leadership of
Geraldine Thomas and
Judy Morgan, the talent of
the Class of 91 was fine-
tuned, and the program
was an enjoyable experi-
ence for everyone.

Jason Barbee, Kevin Harrison, and Lyn Talcott use their musical
talent to express their holiday spirit.

Seniors perform a popular Ray The senior class tell what they think is the meaning of Christmas.
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Band banner boasts beautifully the beat.

The French Club banner makes members
known.

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Special Delivery

These clubs bring people of different lifestyles together on common interest.

Futures Farmers wrapped up the best banner of the night.

Clubs 155

Academic Team Competes For Fun

The Academic Team is a small
group of students who takes time
out to put their knowledge to a test
for fun. They practice once a week
after school to prepare themselves
for such events as RESA Quiz
Bowl, Macon College Quiz Bowl,
Fort Valley State College Quiz
Bowl, and WMAZ Quiz Bowl.

The members of the Academic Team are (L-R) Jason Lavender, Loretta McCranie, Bryan Lee, Clifton Jeffer-
son, Amie McSwain, Derika Lee, Jake Stevenson, and John Shell(not pictured).

156 Clubs

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Burdick, Trista Pounds, Tenecia Pitts, Samantha Bartlett, Xanthus Rouse, Susan Stroup, Ami Sires, Kesha
Glover, Amie McSwain, Michelle Wrenn, Kristi Burnsed, Bryan Lee.

The Math Club, which is under the
advisement of Mrs. Wells, has
about fifteen members. This club
sponsors teams to represent JCHS
in numerous tournaments. This
year the teams participated in
tournaments at Mercer University
and Georgia Southwestern Col-
lege. Certain students are also
members of Mu Alpha Theta.

Bryan Lee President

Kristi Burnsed Vice President
Tenecia Pitts Secretary
Loretta McCranie Treasurer

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The members are: front row Jackie Riddle, Jade Haralson, Bonny Kitchens, Kerri Reese, Karla Reese,
Sonya Rice, Trista Pounds, Lorreta McCranie. 2nd row Kenee Gordon, Hope Turberville, Kim Lambeth,
Christy Cox, Sallie Seay, Crysti Hamrick, Tenecia Pitts, Bryan Lee, Kristi Burnsed, Samantha Bartlett, Tora
Bailey. Last row Ashley Anderson, Amy Sires, Wendy Smith, Jake Stevenson, Kesha Glover, Amie McSwain,
Brent Green, Derika Lee, Clifton Jefferson, Corry Crane. Not pictured Bryan Greenway, John Shell.

The Beta Club ia a club for the elite few who
have a 92 average. Once in the club you
must maintain a 90 average and uphold the
Beta Club rules and codes. The Beta Club
holda regular meetings and does different
community service projects over the school
year. This year it has planned to attend the
Beta Club Convention in Atlanta and co-
sponsored the Adopt-A-Saudi-Soldier pro-
ject with the NHS Club. The Beta Club mem-
bers uphold three virtues: Achievement,
Character, and Leadership.

Sergeant of Arms Brent Green
Treasurer Amie McSwain

President Trista Pounds

Vice President Corry Crane

Secretary Crysti Hamrick

Public Relations Karla Reese and Kerri
Reese

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First Row(L-R): Christy Cox, Tracie Morgan, Michelle Bryant, Daniela Justice, Vicky Gandy, Dee Scarborough,
Lisa McClain, Leatha Battle, Demetrice Bonner, Sallie Seay; Second Row: Karla Reese, Kerri Reese, Trista
Pounds, Darleen Mullikin, Tina Leverette, Marty Kitchens, Stacy Goodrich, Kim Lambeth, Bonny Kitchens;
Third Row: Brandi Mitchum, Stefan Parsons, Laurie Pinkins, Betty Davis, Joanne Finney, Kesha Glover, Davina

Sullivan.

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Data Processing is a program
made up of twenty-seven seniors.
These seniors hold part-time jobs,
while maintaining required aver-
ages in school.

The Co-Op program elects a *stu-
dent of the month whose name
and picture is placed in the Jones
County News with a description of
his/her job.

The officers are:

Pres. Vicky Gandy

V. Pres. Tracie Morgan
Sec.(not pictured) John Shell
Treas. Leatha Battle

Public Relations Trista Pounds

Clubs 159

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The members of DECA are Pam Grantham, Marietta Butler, Amy Andrews, Michelle Sherrell, Kim Dobbs, Kay McCrary, Tiwana Pitts, Tarra
Dumas, Tasha Singleton, Cotinia Collins, Tamekia Curry, Barri Chisolm, Shelly Keys, Steve Weekley, Sonya Hunt, Lynn Posey, Susanne
Landress, Cotina Ross, Antionettia McCrary, Melissa Jackson, Wenona Rouse, Shannon Patrick, (Advisor)Cathy McCracken, Tracie
Coulter, Cindy Houston, Robin Davis, Hope Turberville, Ray Comer, Vanessa Hill, Tammy Clowers, Leonard Walk, Walter Powers, Niki
Genone, Tonia Chapman, Jeannie Pittman, Frank Taylor, Edward Johnson, Len Crane, Alfred Broadus, Freddie Wilson, Victor Davidson,
Luke Underwood, Brad Hunnicutt, Raybon Haynes, Ben Hursey, Victor Clay.

DECA is an organization that provides mar-
keting students with the opportunity to get
ahead in the business world. Members 0!
DECA are allowed to leave school after fifth
period to go to work. The club as a whole
also does fund raisers and interesting activ-
ities which are usually decided on at their
monthly meeting. You will find the mem,
bers of this club around school wearing
their local colors of black and red. The club
proves to be an important part of many stu
dents business future; it allows them to get
ahead and gain experience.

The officers are:

Pres. Pam Grantham

V. Pres. Steve Weekley
Treas. Sonya Hunt

Sec. Vanessa Hill

Parl. Tammy Clowers
Historian Kim Dobbs
Reporter Tarra Dumas
Chaplain Cotinia Collins

160 Clubs

Debate Battles It Out

The members of the 1990-91 JCHS Debate Team: Derika Lee, Chris Abbott, Kristen Soles, Kim Herin, Dana
Bryant, Joe Branan, and Theron Bryant.

All high school debate teams an-
nually debate the same issue,
which changes each year. This
years topic is Resolved; that the
U.S. Government should signifi-
cantly increase space exploration
beyond the Earth's mesosphere.
The debate group has gone to two
workshops and are in the process
of learning how to debate, with
hopes to go to some meets later
this year.

The members of the 1990-91
Leadership Committee for the De-
bate Team are:

Kim Herin

Kristen Soles

Dana Bryant

FBLA encourages students to
strive to develop improvements in
business and community. Not only
does this club stengthen the busi-
ness field it also develops charac-
ter and assists students in the es-
tablishment of their future goals.
Advisors are Vicki Rogers, Cathy
McCracken, Jean Guthrie, Mattie
Pitts, and Mary Mussleman.

The officers are (L-R) Karla Reese,
Sallie Seay, Stefan Parsons, Mi-
chelle Bearden, Christy Cox, Kerri
Reese, Kesha Glover, Amy Sires,
Traci Thompson.

Celeste Adkins, Courtney Alexander, Ricky Anderson, Amy Andrews, Brandy Asbell, Andrea Banks, Annette Marie Banta, Clara Banta, Ellen Batchelor, Denise Bates, Chris Battle,
Leatha Battle, Michelle Bearden, Kilwanjulyn Blash, Christy Bloodworth, Wendy Bloodworth, Tracena Blount, Brandi Bonner, Demetrice Bonner, Niki Bray, Tracy Broach, Nico Brown,
Dana Bryant, Diana Bryant, Michelle Bryant, Theron Bryant, Niki Burdick, Kristi Burnsed, Chad Carruthers, Kelly Collett, Cotinia Collins, Dion Cook, Kristy Couch, Detra Crawford.
Betty Davis, Louwana Donaldson, Wendy Dupree, Kathy Etheridge, Brandi Evans, Joanne Finney, Shakendra Finney, Tammy Fisher, Barbi Fortin, Jason Foster, Jamie Pulford, Vick)
Gandy, Misty Garrett, Robert Garza, John Gibson, Kesha Glover, Sheri Goble, Michelle Gonzalez, Stacy Goodrich, Renee Gordon, Anna Greene, Rashida Greene, Bryan Greenway
Jennifer Greenway, Justin Griggs, Jade Haralson, Neather Haygood, Kristen Haynes, Sam Henderson, Scott Hinson, Beth Holloway, Kim Holton, Amy Howell, Kim Hudson, David
Hursey, Elisha Hurt, Darrell Ikner, Laura Jackson, Jimmy Johnson, Amber Jones, Kellea Jones, Daniela Justice, Bonny Kitchens, Marcie Kitchens, Marte Kitchens, Mary Ann Kitchens,
Lori Kondorf, Kim Lambeth, Scott Land, Jason Lavender, Jeff Layson

162 Clubs

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Bryan Lee, Catina Leverette, Jennifer Lineberger, Kristy Little, Summer Livingston, David Maddox, Courtney Marsh, Brian Matthews, James McCant, Lisa McClain, Tracy McClellan,
Loretta McCranie, Amie McSwain, Jason McSwain, Chris Mercer, Natasha Miller, Laleita Mincey, Katie Mitchell, Brandi Mitchum, Terry Moody, Jason Moore, Keonn Morgan, Robyn
Morgan, Tiffany Morgan, Tracie Morgan, Darleen Mullikin, Stefan Parsons, Laurie Pinkins, Vivian Pittman, Tenecia Pitts, Candice Pope, Trista Pounds, Stephanie Power, Robert Reece,
Karla Reece, Kerri Reece, Julianna Reeves, Christy Reid, Cynthia Rigby, Richelle Robinson, Xanthus Rouse, Bryan Ryals, Dee Scarborough, Amy Scott, Josh Scoville, Sallie Seay,
Manolom Sengsouvanh, Holly Senn, Becky Sexton, John Shell, Stephanie Sherrell, Chris Sibley, Mary Simmons, Amy Sires, Tracy Skinner, Angel Smith, Kelly Smith, Wendy Smith,
Nusheco Sneid, Kristen Soles, Kelli Solomon, Jonathan Stewart, Cassandra Still, Susan Stroup, Amiee Strozier, Davina Sullivan, Gina Thomas, Brandy Thompson, Traci Thompson,

Ellen Tompkins, Emily Tompkins, Leah Tucker, Hope Turberville, Angela Turk, Misty Tyson, Brian Watson, Brandon Webb, Lisa Whidby, Brandi Whiddon, Dixie Whitten, Sharon
Whorton, Brandi Williams, Danny Williams, John Wood, Monica Wood, Heather Wrenn, Gloria Young, John Young

Clubs 163

Drama Club Acts It Out

The 1990-91 Jones County High School Drama Team has acted out their parts skillfully this year. Their
region one-act play was The Sandbox. They! ranked second-place in region. That performance was followed
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The members of Thespians are:
John Shell, Jake Stevenson, Kris-
ten Haynes, and Greg Appling.
These students have earned 35
points in Drama.

164 Clubs

Art Club Colors The Future

In 1990-91 the Art Club of Jones
County High School was involved
in many activities, such as Home-
coming, an art show, and a trip to
the museum. The Art Club has 25
club members. The club officers
are as follows: Loretta McCranie
pres., Lisa McClain v.pres., Bri-
an Lee treas., and Annette
Banta sec.

The members of the 1990 Art Club are: Back row(L-R) Derika Lee, David Taylor, Joey Ussery, Melissa Jackson,
Heather Haygood, Angel Smith, Annette Banta, Christie Hancock, Keith Bartlett, Loretta McCranie, Mrs.
Suareo(advisor); Center row Crysti Hamrick, Lee Gibbs, Tammy Mauldin, Ryan Miller, Phillip Paree, Kim
Hazel, Sheri Goble, Bryan Lee, Brad Walker, Yarvis Williams, Phalon Clowers, Braynt Hamilton; Front row
Vicky Williams, Kesha Washington, Daniela Justice, Vicky Gandy, Michelle Bryant, Geoffrey Barton, Dee
Scarborough, Lisa McClain, Kay: McCrary, Talsha Gainey.

Clubs 165

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Front Row: Randy Jones, Jermey Paterson, Jimmy Johnson, Chad Caruthers, Kevin Alford, Mr. Joe Thorton; Second Kow: Ken Miller,
Fleming Anderson, Ricky Anderson, Terry Moody, Kevin McPherson, Jimmy Wright, Jess Chambers, John Simmons, Brennan Ward, Jim
Stirk, Billy Bowling; Third Row: Scooter Mercer, Chuck Hayslip, Dophie Thomas, Shane Hopkins, Jim Bloodworth, Curtis Jackson, Fred
Mitchell, Charles Kelly, Luke Underwood, Danny Williams, Keith Hubbard; Back Row: Brad Walker, Allen Altman, Allen Kitchens, Edward
Johnson, Raybon Haynes, Ray Comer, Scott Holmes, James Cramer, Brian Moore, Shane Moore, Quan Farley, Ray Etheridge, Chad

Childs, Andy Gordon, Steve Hubbard

166 Clubs

From agriculture to livestock the
Future Farmers of America take an
active part in Jones Countys farm:
ing community. This forty-five
member club attends a variety of
competitions such as the Agricul-
ture Exposition in Moultrie, Geor
gia, and the Hog Show in February.
One project FFA has taken on this
year is restoring an old Case Trac
tor. Cutting firewood is another
project FFA has undertaken as a
fundraiser. Future Farmers of
America hopefully will be the fu:
ture food producers of the south.

Chad Currythers Vice Presiden
Jimmy Johnson President
Joe Thornton Advisor

Kevin Alford Secretary

Randy Jones Treasurer
Jeremy Patterson Reporter.

FHA Prepares For the Future

The members are: K. Souther, Advisor, Libby Williams, Christy Brower, Misty Tyson, Danielle Sargent, J.
Perry, Advisor, Nico Brown, Courtney Alexander, Beth Williams, Lisa Folendore, Dixie Whitten, Rhonda
Barlow, Kim Brock, Candice Pope, Susan Stroup, LaShawn Warren, Sandy Turner, Gloria Young, Tonya Asbell.

FHA is a youth organization that
functions at the local, state, and
national levels. This group holds
monthly meetings in which mem-
bers learn hands-on experience in
arts, cooking, and crafts. They
have participated in many projects
including a food drive for needy
families, caroling at the nursing
home, career day, and a state pro-
ject.

The officers of FHA are Lisa Folen-
dore, President; Susan Stroup,
Vice President; Candice Pope, Sec-
retary; not pictured, Sabrina Kent,
Projects Coordinator.

Clubs 167

C'est la Vie!

French Club has about thirty mem-
bers this year. They sell spirit rib-
bons during football season, take
many trips, such as trips to Cha-
teau Elan and wine vineyards, a
French restaurant, and possibly a
trip to New Orleans this summer.

Kay McCrary President
Susan Stroup Vice President
Brenda Grimes Secretary
Michelle Wrenn Treasurer

Left to Right: John Childers, Ramon Cherry, Jason Oglesby, Darrell Idner, Michah Whitby, Joey Ussery, Susan
Stroup, Michelle Wrenn, Tammy Smith, Christy Presley, Sylvia Callaway, Shunda Coney, Ellen Tompkins,
Emily Tompkins, Theron Bryant, Avonte Seabrooks, Gwenn Broadus, Frances Lampp, Mrs. Keene, Kim Herin,
Brandi Evans, Kelly Smith, Brandy Redd, Brenda Grimes, Tamika Smith, Samantha Bartlett, Kelly Collett,
Kerri Goodrich, Kay McCrary, Vanessa Mills.

168 Clubs

4-H Provides Leadership And Fun

4-H gives its members an opportu-
nity to obtain leadership skills and
at the same time have fun. Mem-
bers compete in competitions
where they give demonstrations
on things concerning their health
or the community.

The officers are (L-R):

Emily Tompkins Reporter
Ellen Tompkins V. Pres.
Summer Livingston Sec.
Brandi Evans Pres.

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The members are (L-R): Top Row Diane Annis(Advisor), Laura Thomas, Jerri Thomas, Stephanie Power,
John Simmons, Gloria Young, Ellen Tompkins, Brandi Evans, Judy Livingston(Advisor); Bottom Row
Emily Tompkins, Brian Rainey, Kelly Collett, Summer Livingston, Angela Turk, Todd Hampton.

Clubs 169

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Row 1 Kilwaljulyn Blash, Rashida Greene, Celeste Adkins, Dememtrice Bonner, Leatha Battle, Xanthus Rouse, Lyndoll Laymen,
Thindwia Cabiness, Tasha Singleton, Jason Foster, Louwana Donaldson, Cotinia Collins. Row 2 Kasonya Alexander, Donna Norman,
Alfrinita Bonner, Lisa Walker, Cacia Clark, Stephanie Power, Crysti Hamrick, Trista Pounds, Sally Bellamy, Robyn Morgan, Mary
Simmons. Row 3 Dion Cook, Chris Mercer, Angie Lee, Bryan Lee, Chris Abbott, Kesha Glover, Lorraine McCranie, Latravia Smith,
Demetrice Bryant, Tonya Asbell, Amy Nickles, Davina Sullivan, (Advisor) Mary Musselman. Row 4 Jennifer Carter, Kim Herin, Chris
Mackey, Derika Lee, David Taylor, Candice Pope, Alan Harvey, Joey Ussery, Becky Sexton, Chris Stewart, Tameika Curry, Lisa Coward,
Chris Battle.

HOPE (He Only Provides Encour-
agement) is a club available to stu-
dents interested in encourage-
ment, fellowship, and enrichment
in their lives. During the holiday
season the club members visit
nursing homes, childrens hospi-
tals, and childrens homes. To be
eligible for this club, each member
must have passed five courses the
last semester.

Robyn Morgan Historian
Davina Sullivan Vice president
Cacia Clark Reporter

Amy Nickles Treasurer

Keshia Glover President
Derika Lee Secretary

David Taylor Chaplain

170 Clubs

Journalism Wraps It Up

Members (L-R): Kris Stewart, Chris Abbott, Jonathan Jones, Crysti Hamrick, Mrs. Morgan Advisor, Randy
King, Michelle Bearden, Kristi Burnsed, Amy Stanley, Amy Nickles, Niki Burdick, Amy Sires, Michelle Thomp-
son, Richelle Robinson, Lisa Coward, Jackie Riddle, April Turk, Wanzina Jackson, Michelle Hall

It is very seldom that a group of teenagers
is entrusted with the responsibilities of run-
ning a business. It is almost next to never
when they are trusted with a budget of over
$20,000. However, the JCHS Yearbook
Staff deals with this type of work on a daily
basis. The staff is responsible for every as-
pect of creating the yearbook, ranging from
writing copy to drawing original layouts.
They handle all financial affairs and adver-
tisements. Not only do the members of the
staff have to be competent photographers,
they also must be good salesmen. The
yearbook staff runs smoothly under the
leadership of Amy Sires, editor-in-chief and
Mrs. Patricia Morgan, Advisor.

Amy Sires Editor-in-chief, Amy Stanley,
Kristi Burnsed, Amy Nickles, Niki Burdick,
Kris Stewart, Lisa Coward.

Clubs 171

Student Council

Kilwanjulyn Biash, Marre! Biunt, Venida Butler, Melissa Cook, Jamie Curry, Wes Daniels, Bobby Garza, Jennifer Hawkins, Tamiko Jackson, Amanda Johnson, Lori Kondorf, Scott Land,
Robyn Morgan, Keon Morgan, Jason Oglesby, Stephanie Power, Brandi Reynolds, Donza Rogers, Nusheco Sneid, Leah Tucker, John Wood, Monica Wood, Chris Abbott, Diana Bryant,
Sandy Craven, Melinda Dumas, Brandi Evans, Michelle Gonzales, Kerri Goodrich, Ellyn Hamrick, Sam Henderson, Kim Holton, Jason Jones, Nakia Majors, Katie Mitchell, Kate
Newberry, Eddie O'Kelly, Richelle Robinson, Dee Dee Scott, Kristen Soles, Stephanie Sullens, Jerri Thomas, Kristy Wimberly, Gloria Young, Kasonya Alexander, Michelle Bearden,
Demetrice Bryant, Cacia Clark, Thindwia Cabiness, Lisa Coward, Felicia Dumas, Taron Fieming, Anna Greene, Michelle Hall, Kim Herin, Wanzina Jackson, Bryan Lee, Amy Nickles,
Tenecia Pitts, Traci Skinner, Dophie Thomas, Hariett Turk, Lisa Walker, Micah Whitby, Latoya Williams, Kelly Patterson, Kevin Alford, Gregory Appling, Ami Arnold, Keith Bartlett,
Gwen Broadus, Cotinia Collins, Q.T. Combs, Tamika Curry, Kim Dobbs, Michael Freeman, Vanessa Hill, Jennifer Leonard, Kris Middlebrooks, Lynn Posey, Sallie Seay, John Sheil,
David Taylor, Traci Thompson, Shantae Veal, Leonard Walk, Libby Williams

The Student Council is made up of a
group of representatives from each
homeroom who meet to make plans for
the students of the school. The student
council has planned many activities for
the student body, for example the Valen-
tine Dance and a Mock Election held on
Nov. 6. The council has also planned
many activities for the community
sponsoring a child overseas and the
mail call for soldiers. The highlight of
the year was a visit from Congressman
Roy Rowland, who took time off from his
busy schedule to present us with a flag
and answer some of our questions on
Oct. 29. The 1990-91 officers are Presi-
dent Greg Appling, Vice President
Kelly Patterson, Secretary Kevin Al-
ford, Treasurer John Shell.

172 Clubs

The Science Club Analyzes The World

The Science Club was created for
those students who possess an in-
terest in the sciences. The Science
Club holds meetings in Mrs. Sires
room where visiting quest speak-
ers lecture on marine biology,
medicines, human physiology,
and other topics. This club offers
students a chance to broaden their
scientific knowledge of the world
around them. The officers are:
Kristi Burnsed reporter, Mi-
chelle Bearden treasurer, Der-
ika Lee president, Scott Hinson
vice president, and Tenecia
Pitts secretary.

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1st Row (L-R) Samantha Bartlett, Kelly Patterson, Christy Cox, Leatha Battle, Demetrice Bonner, Michelle
Bearden, Shantae Veal, Jackie Riddle; 2nd Row Loretta McCranie, Sonya Rice, Crysti Hamrick, Sally
Bellamy, Taiwana Pitts, Greg Appling, Tenecia Pitts, Traci Skinner; 3rd Row Jerri Thomas, Christy Presley,
Derika Lee, David Taylor, Kris Stewart, Kristi Burnsed, Nathan Bragg, Corry Craine, Scott Hinson, Jarvis
Jackson.

Clubs 173

Honor Your School With Pride and Joy

This year the National Honor Soci-
ety has 120 members. These
members strive to give something
back to the community. This in-
cludes giving baskets on special
occasions such as Thanksgiving
and Christmas. They also give do-
nations to the Jones County Can-
cer Society and send cards and
gifts to the nursing homes on
Mother's Day.

Davina Sullivan Pres.
Christy Cox V. Pres.

Vicky Gandy Sec.

Tina Bloodworth Assist. Sec.
Leatha Battle Treas.

The members are Greg Appling, Ami Arnold, Tora Bailey, Leatha Battle, Sally Bellamy, Dwight Bills, Tina Bloodworth, Wendy Bloodworth, Demetrice Bonner, Christy Cox, Betty Davis,
Tonya Deason, Talsha Gainey, Victoria Gandy, Randy Sapp, Kesha Glover, Sheri Goble, Stacy Goodrich, Michelle Wrenn, James Greenway, Justin Griggs, April Turk, Glenn Hamilton,
Crysti Hamrick, Brandon Webb, Chad Jackson, Jeff Jernigan, Earl King, Susan Stroup, Kim Lanbeth, Derika Lee, Tina Leverette, Amy Stanley. Bonny Kitchens, Lisa McClain, Randy
King, Loretta Mccranie, Robert Kelly,Krise Middlebrooks, Brandi Mitchum, John Young, Laurie Pinkins, Wendy Smith, Trista Pounds, Walter Powers, Kim Holton, Karla Reese, Kerri
Reese, Xanthus Rouse, Dee Scarbourgh, Sally Seay, John Shell, Jake Stevenson, Davina Sullivan, Tracie Thompson, Hope Tuberville, Amy Sires, Kesha Washington, Vicky Williams,
David Taylor, Shantae Veal, Michelle Thompson, Ricky Anderson, Tonya Asbell, Brad Barfield, Samantha Bartlett, Michelle Bearden, James Bivins, Demetrice Bryant, Kristi Burnsed,
Cacia Clark, Corry Craine, Greg Flowers, Brent Green, Michelle Hall Jade Harrelson, Danielle Harralson, Kim Herin, Nikki Burdick, Jeff Layson, Bryan Lee, Amie McSwain, Amy Nickles,
Kelly Patterson, Tenecia Pitts, Christy Presley, Sonya Rice, Susan Rich, Jackie Riddle, Antoine Simmons, Traci Skinner, Kimberly Woolfolk, Kathy Wheeler, Jerri Thomas, Stephanie
Sullens, Kelli Solomon, Rebecca Sexton, Richelle Robinson, MarKesha Ray, Cassandra Rawlings, Edwin O'Kelly, Kate Newberry, Katie Mitchell, Summer Livingston, Jason Lavender,
Clifton Jefferson, Kadena Jackson, Jimmy Johnson, Jason Patterson, Tabiatha Watkins, Ellen Tompkins, Nicole Pitts, Toni Hill, Ashely Anderson, Kimberly Bartlett, Kassie Crane,
Danielle Etheridge, Lisa Folendore, Janice Gordon, Tina Gordon, Sam Henderson, Kristin Haynes, Ellyn Hamrick, Wanzina Jackson.

174 Clubs

Sie A SE OR eR a ce ae
FCA Is The Best

Kris Abney, Godfrey Appling, Ami Arnold, Britt Bagwell, Valerie Banks, Keith Bartlett, Kim Bartlett, Chris Battle, Michelle Bearden, Tina Bloodworth, Melissa Brantley, Shannon Brown,
Cliff Bryant, Niki Burdick, Kristi Burnsed, Quatilious Combs, Dion Cook, Sandi Craven, Wes Daniels, Will Daniels, Lewis Delong, Dan Doster, Wendy Dupree, Kim Edmonson, Maryann
Evans, Barbi Fortin, Jason Foster, Stacie Fripp, Jamie Fulford, Vicky Gandy, Jeb Gaskin, Michael Goolsby, Tonya Greene, Antonio Greer, Justin Griggs, Glenn Hamilton, Frank Hann,
Lakeshia Hardwick, Sam Henderson, Scott Hinson, Angela Howard, Kim Hudson, Dayton Hunt, Gerald Hunt, Elisha Hurt, Darrell Ikner, Laura Jackson, Jason Jernigan, Jeff Jernigan,
Amber Jones, Chris Jones, Jonathan Jones, Kellea Jones, Carmen King, Earl King, Randy King. Marcie Kitchens, Marte Kitchens, Mary Ann Kitchens, Jennifer Leonard, Adam Lowe,
Courtney Marsh, Brian Matthews, Ryan McAbe, Amie McSwain, Grady Miller, Katie Mitchell, Tyrone Norman, Jason Oglesby, Eddie OKelley, David Oxford, Jeremy Patterson, Kelly
Patterson, Trista Pounds, Brian Rainey, Richelle Robinson, Tommy Robinson, Twam Ross, Brian Schattner, Jim Scales, Dee Dee Scott, Maneom Sengsouvahn, Stephanie Sherrell,
Tasha Singleton, Amy Sires, Tamika Smith, Beau Strickland, Davina Sullivan, Jamey Taylor, Brandy Thompson, Michelle Thompson, Traci Thompson, Leah Tucker, Alicia Tuft, Robby
Walker, Tarund Walker, Cathy Wheeler, Lisa Whidby, Jessie Whitaker, Beth Williams, Brandi Williams, Undre Williams, Billy Wood, Monica Wood, Kimberly Woolfolk

is JCHSs newest organization. It
was Chartered in the fall under the
guidance of advisor, Danny Rog-
ers. The club is open to all highs-
chool kids who want a good Chris-
tian atmosphere with all around
great atheletes. Our FCA chapter
is involved in various activities in-
cluding huddle meetings, youth
rallies, and FCA sponsored sum-
mer camps. The 1990-1991 offi-
cers would like to thank all who
helped in getting JCHSs chapter
off the ground.

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The officers are Michelle Thomp-
son pres., Michelle Bearden
v.pres., Jennifer Leonard sec.,
Amy Sires treas., Niki Burdick
public relations, and Traci
Thompson chaplain.

Clubs 175

Social Studies Club Makes History

The members are Diana Bryant, Michelle Wrenn, David Taylor, Chris Abbott, Len Crane, Jeri Thomas, Kim
Herin, Stephanie Sullens, Kimberly Soles, Lyndoll Layman, Diana Bryant, Mr. Damour Advisor.

The Social Studies Club was founded
for those students who have an in-
trest in Social Studies.

During the year the Social Studies
Club plan to visit various historical
sites, including the Museum of Arts
and Science, the Hay House, Jarrell
Plantation, and the Museum of Avia-
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Len Crane Pres.
Chris Abbott V. Pres.
Dana Bryant Sec.
David Taylor Treas.

176 Clubs

Follow the Lead Dog

The members include: Courtney Alexander, Angelo Billingslea, Kilwaninlyn Blasby, Tara Brennamen, Cliff Bryant, Dana Bryant, Kelly
Collett, Cotinia Collins, Melissa Cook, Deresa Cruz, Wes Daniels, Barbi Fortin, Jamie Fulford, Jennifer Greenway, Angie Grimsley, Amy
Howell, Elisha Hurt, Darrell Ikner, Amber Jones, David Maddox, Antionettia McCrary, Kay McCrary, Robyn Morgan, Laura Pinkins,

Candice Pope, Stephanie Power, Brandi Reynolds, Julie Roberts, Becky Sexton, Stephanie Sherrell, Nusheko Sneid, Kristen Soles,
Jerri Thomas, Leah Tucker, Lisa Whidby, Heather Wrenn.

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The Spirit Club is here to help boost the over-
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letes. Being such a large club, spreading the
enthusiasm through out the school is not too
difficult. At special events, you will usually rec-
ognize a member by his effort in boosting en-
thusiasm of others. This club like most other
clubs also holds meetings in which the most
sincere members attend in order to come up
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Vice President Lisa Whidby

Treasurer Stephanie Power

Assistant Secretary Robyn Morgan
Secretary(not pictured) Jennifer
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Rt 14 Box 35 MACON, GA 31211

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P.O. Box 1649
Gray, GA 31032-1649
912-986-4324

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LEES AUTO REPAIR

Corner of Homer Roberts Rd. and Gray Hwy.
Gray, Georgia 31032
Phone 986-5001

Complete Auto Service

Electrical & A/C Brakes

VILLAGE DRUGS
Lee Rymer Rivers
Pharmacist

Modern Service,
Old Fashioned Friendliness

Gray, Georgia (912) 986-5454

QUALITY CONSTRUCTION
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Hwy. 22
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RIVERSIDE DAIHATSU

2110 RIVERSIDE DRIVE MACON, GA 31204
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1564 Eisenhower Pkwy
Macon GA
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3439 Joycliff Road next door to C & M Market

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Macon, Georgia 31211 (912) 745-9282

APPLING & APPLING
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1511 Johnson Ferry Road Suite 125
Marietta, Georgia 30062
404/977-4343
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GATEWAY SHOPPING CENTER
GRAY, GA 31032

(912) 986-3122

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CONGRATULATION

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P.O. BOX 1509
GRAY, GA. 31032

912-986-3184

WE WANT YOUR CANS
TOP PRICES PAID

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METALS

GRAY, GA 743-CANS
GRAY HWY. 743-2267
BETWEEN GRAY & MACON

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FOR OUT OF TOWN RESERVATIONS:
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CATERING FOR ALL OCCASIONS
BBQ Ribs, Chicken, Chipped

(912) 741-1507 3475 Jeffersonville Rd.

Macon , Georgia 31201

Compliments Of

JONES COUNTY BANK

P.O. Box 188
Haddock, GA 31033
932-5226

Compliments Of

WESTERN AUTO
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P.O. Box 377
113 Railroad Street
Gray, GA 31032

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105 State Farm Building
Gray

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986-4934

Linda Firestone, Owner

Premium Pet
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MARILYN SAULS
Tax Commissioner
Jones County

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MACON, GEORGIA 31201
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986-3115
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HADDOCK, GA
YOUR FRIENDLY CONVENIENCE STORE

Compliments
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CHARLEANS
FRIED CHICKEN

Gray Landing
986-5994

Congratulations
Seniors

DR. THOMAS GRIFFIN

Hwy 129 Box 670
Gray, GA
986-6821

THOMAS F. FREEMAN, JR.
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
261S GRAY HIGHWAY
MACON, GEORGIA 31211

TEL. (912) 745-7978

Compliments Of

JUDGE MIKE GREENE
Probate Court

Compliments
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BROWNS EYE
CENTER

Macon & Milledgeville

In Recognition of Outstanding Salosmanship
(Wisc IE &
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New and Used Car Sales

HUCKABEE AUTO COMPANY
696 Third Street
Macon, Georgia 31201

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P.O. Box 927, Milledgeville, GA, 31061
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Gray, Georgia
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116 EAST CLINTON ST.
GRAY, GA. 31032

STORE: 986-5112 RES: 986-6552

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986-3374

P.0. BOX 483 GRAY GA., 31032

(912) 742-5714

MANS WORLD, INC.
MENS CLOTHING & FURNISHINGS

We Fit All Size Men; See Us
For Your Formal Wear Needs.

1617 SHURLINGTON PLAZA

EUGENE KINARD MACON, GEORGIA 31211

CLAMPITTS
WELL BORING

24 BORED WELLS

Install & Service Pumps

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HADDOCK, GEORGIA 31033

LONZY F. EDWARDS, SR.

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EDWARDS & MIDDLETON
369 MULBERRY STREET
P.O. BOX 12
MACON, GEORGIA 31201

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Business Products, Books, & Gifts

PHONE
(912) 745-4380

NANCY EDWARDS
Manager
(912) 745-0819

301 Poplar Street
Fifth at Poplar
Macon, GA. 31201

THE PROFESSIONAL CLEANERS

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1990-1991 Yearbook Staff,

Thank you all for your hard work! You'll never
know how much it meant to mel We created a
great book and many fond memories that will
last a lifetime!

Love Always,
Your Editor,
Amy Sires

Jason Moore,

I just want to thank you for standing by me
through the best of times. I will love you forev-
erl

I love you,
Sheri

The leadership and dedication of Christy Cox
as a majorette will be missed by Richelle Rob-
inson and Sarah Hipps as well as the JCHS
Marching Band.

To Davina, Amy, Michelle, Kay, Jennifer, Traci,
Sonia, Kelli, Lakeshia, Kim, Mary Ann, Katie,
Laura, Tina, and Mrs. Middlebrooks:

The friendship bond that we've established is
one that will last forever. I've enjoyed being
your captain and I love you alll

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Shane Herndon,

Thanks for the wonderful memories we've
shared. Remember you will always hold a very
special place in my heart. I love you, now and
always.

Forever yours,
Traci Skinner

I want to thank my family for all the love, under-
standing, and good times. To Sherri for being
yourself and being there when I needed you.
Thanks Jenny.

Love you all,
Marietta

To Sherman Stewart:

I'll always remember the times we've shared
together. No one knows what the future holds
for us, but I do know that the memories will
forever be a part of my life.

I love you,
Trista

To Amy N., Amy Jo, Jade, Amy S., Kristi B., and
all my yearbook buddies Thanks for all the
good times! Yall are the best.

Shannon you are very special. Smile!
Jonathan you make life interesting!

Mom & Dad I love youl

I love you all, cheeseballs!

Niki

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A Real Good Friend left us here alone,

Not knowing why or what went wrong.

We all still remember her in that very special way,
Although theres nothing we can do or say,

To bring her back to us on this very day.

Now that we've lost A Real Good Friend,

Our destroyed hearts will never, ever mend.

We'll never forget that very tragic day,

When our Real Good Friend passed away.

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Concentrating on perfection, Mr. Charlie
Harbor and Mathew Song rehearse a flute
performance for Friday night's big qame.

Cliff Bryant and Sherri DeLong share a joke
before Mrs. Perry's health class.

The new high school slowly comes to life,
awaiting our arrival.

Wrapping the keys of Mrs. Musselmans
typewriter is a daily routine for Niki Bray.

Taking a breather from a hot and strenuous
flag corp practice, Marletta Butler and
Brandi Whiddon enjoy a coke and a smile.

208 Closing

It's A Wrap

liaise Of The Past

Many things come and go.

Some come fast, some go slow.

But through it all, one thing lasts

And thats the memories of our past.

We hear laughter ringing in our ears

As we look back to our high school years.

The cheers, the prom, and Valentines dance

Maybe a chance for a little romance.

We can look at things that made us cry

And just how fast our life went by.

We see our standing friendship, true to the end.

Sometimes a broken heart had to mend.

We complained of all the tests to take

And many more mistakes we made.

There was always a fight for the best

Only a few could pass this test.

Now after all thats been said

We must make a step to the future ahead.

But looking back one last time

To say goodbye to the friends of mine.

Saying goodbye was the hardest thing to do

Especially between friends like me and you.

But there is one thing we can always grasp

And look back to the memories of the past.
Stephanie Sullens

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I remember how
Close our class

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We remain Close
even today. = 4
Ellen Sires

1 will never forget
the morning when
Mrs. Pulliam, the
Home Economics
teacher, announced,
The Betty
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all of my see
rs and si
sly fell out
of the desks
laughing! Karen
Mitchum

We used to have g
Powder puff
football team for
{WO Years. We
wore footbal]

and everything
Julia Simpson

Bring Back the
Memories!

The 1981 Baseball Team: M. Robinson, J. Glover, K. Haynes, K. Martin, M. Barfield, J. Robinson, D. Gattie,
Coach Patterson, G. Sands, D. Grimes, K. Patterson, T. Miller, and N. Veal.

Ah yes, those were the days! Many recall a
time when girls wore mini-skirts and guys
talked of fast cars and a time when sock-
hops were a popular event and doo-wop
tunes bopped on the radio.

Throughout the years, the halls of Jones
County High School rung with the familiar
sounds of teenagers laughter and voices.
The conversations were of football games
and Friday night bonfires, or perhaps they
discussed Mrs. Stevens American history
test.

The hair styles for girls ranged from bou-
fants to wings and guys ranged from the
slicked back look to afros. The cars that
were driven were classic Mustangs and '57
Chevy's with fins.

The styles have changed over the years, but
the hearts of all teenagers remain the same.

In 1981, this cool dude struts around campus.

Major Headlines:

President Kennedy Is Assasinated!
Vietnam

The Water Gate Scandel
Challenger Explodes!

Popular Singers And Songs:

Elvis Presley You Ain't Nothin But
A Hound Dog

The Beatles I Wanna Hold Your
Hand

The Supremes Baby Love

The Righteous Brothers You've Lost
That Loving Feeling

James Brown I Feel Good

Marvin Gaye I Heard It Through The
Grapevine

At a football game in 1971, Lonnie Harris, #75
and Floyd Comer, #12 await the coin toss.

211

AA State Champs. FBLA State Reporter.
Congressman Speaks at High School. South-
ern Literature and Folklore Students Read at
Gray Elementary. Special Olympics Held in
School Gymnasium.

These headlines were only a few of the many
activities going on at Jones County High
School during the 1990-1991 school year. On
any given day you can find some special
activity going on ranging from basketball
practice after school to the spring play in the
auditorium.

No matter what the situation, we can hon-
estly say that we have had the times of our
lives.

Ready for attack, the JCHS defensive line-
men anticipate the next play.

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Major Headlines:

U.S. Attacks Iraq

Berlin Wall Falls

Zell Miller Elected Govenor
Gray Opens Teen Center

Popular Singers and Songs:

MC Hammer U Can't Touch This
Jon Bon Jovi Blaze of Glory
Wilson Phillips Hold On

Stevie B Because I Love You

Anticipating the snack bar opening, these students wait
patiently.

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Students speak
on going to
new high
school

I hope
individualism
balances the
Stmilarity in
Classrooms, Most
of all | hope we
get Outstanding
Senior Priveleges,

Jade Haralson,
junior

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Clark, junior

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MOving to better
facilities but it will

an unfamiliar
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It was the best

times!

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laugh with eac
i joke, Ashley Anderson and Kate Newberry laug
Sharing a private joke,

Senior, Tina Bloodworth ties a yellow ribbon to a tree
on the front lawn in support of our troops.

Showing off their patriotic pride, Mrs. Sanders Honors
American Government class makes ribbons to adorn
classroom doors.

If I could talk to President Bush ...

.. I would ask him what are we really fighting for and
would he make the same decision if his grandson was in
the Middle East. Neshia Ware, junior

.. I would tell he
did the right thing,
but I'm scared.
Stephanie Wood,

junior

I would tell him
that we could have
avoided the whole
issue by not going to
fight. Tony Tukes,

junior

I would tell him that I support his decision and I
hope he'll make all the right decisions for our country
Jennifer Leonard, senior

- I would tell him I support you all the way!
Brandie Redd, sophomore

I would tell him he shouldn't have put us in this
war in the first place. Jada Jackson, freshman

I would tell him many people are behind him and
to please make this as short as possible. Amie
McSwain, junior

Go Bush! You
did the right thing!
Mary Ann Evans,
sophomore

Its War!

On Wednesday, January 16, 1991 at about
6:45 p.m. EST, the lives of all students at
JCHS changed dramatically. The United
States declared war on Iraq. For the first time
in our lives, we, as teenagers, faced what it
means to be at war.

On Thursday, January 17, 1991, all television
sets on the campus of Jones County High
School were tuned to special reports giving
updates on the war as information was re-
leased. Students felt waves of mixed emotion
as they watched the events unfold.

Keep your heads down and your eyes open. You
are handling yourselves very well and making everyone
proud. Gabriel Brown, senior

If I could talk to
the troops, I'd tell
them Be Strong!
Tonya Green, junior

Defend for what is right and kick their behinds!
Play it smart! Becky Hipps, sophomore

I'd tell them they should be proud of themselves .. We love y'all and
for fighting and representing their country, as true we are behind yall
Americans. Tonya Jarrell, freshman : 110%. God bless you

all. Amy Sires,
senior

I would tell them that I support you and that I hope
all of you return home unharmed. Donza Rogers,
freshman

For the most part, JCHS students supported
President Bush. They felt he took the neces-
sary action the stop Saddam Hussein. Yet
there were others who felt he should have
resolved the problems through peace-talks.
Some thought he should not have attacked
on Martin Luther King, Jr.'s, birthday. De-
spite the mixed emotions toward Bush, all
students were in support of our troops. They
spoke words of encouragement and wished
them all a safe return.

Thanks for all
that you are doing for
America and the
world. I love you all!
Tammy Fisher,
sophomore

I support you 100%. You are in my thoughts and
prayers daily. come home soon! Amy Nickles, junior

If I could talk to the troops ...

Editor's Signoff

Taking part in the creation of our
yearbook, despite all the hard work
and frustrations, has been one of the
most wonderful experiences of my
life. My staff and I are like a family.
We have worked together and
laughed together, but more impor-
tantly we have built friendships that
will last a lifetime. I would like to
thank not only my staff but Mrs. P.
Morgan for all the support and en-
couragement she gave us. I hope
each student at the ola JCHS WRAPS
UP their year with a happy heart and
bright future that reflects the spirit of
their old Alma Mater.

Joys

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With hardwork and dedication, Amy Sires has worked hard with }
staff to produce a creative and innovative yearbook that JCHS can
proud of.

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