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SPIRIT OF 92 
Southwest High School 


Macon, Georgia 31206 
Volume XXII 





Diana Becham and Cindy Chapman 
Co-Editors 








AY IT WITH 


ISDOM 


An idea from Aristotle, a formula 
from Einstein. .. Knowledge at its best. 
Some say that to lear n by doing is how to 
acquire knowledge. Others say it is to 
listen to those that know. At SW you 
take in both aspects of acquiring knowl- 
edge and wisdom: by doing chemistry 
experiments; interacting with other stu- 
dents; listening to your parents, teach- 
ers, and counselors. All will provide you 
with valuable advice you need for the 
present and for the future. The knowl- 
edge that you acquire in school and at 
home, and knowing how to apply this 
knowledge is to have wisdom. 











AY IT WITH 


IGNITY 


The admired George Washington, 
the respected Martin Luther King, Jr. . . 
Renowned men of dignity. The ability 
to acquire admiration and respect is no 
easy accomplishment. Events through- 
out history have given us people of great 
stateliness and integrity. There are also 
many who acquire distinction within our 
own surroundings: the caring teacher, 
the student who brings honor to the 
school, and the parent who is the source 
of encouragement and guidance. These 
people enhance the teaching of self re- 
spect and esteem, which are found every 
day at SW. 





AY TT WITH 


EELING 


The tenderness of Mother Theresa, 
the love of Romeo and Juliet... Per- 
sonalities of affection. Experience 
creates a multitude of feelings and emo- 
tions in our lives. The ability to express 
our innermost thoughts with compas- 
sion and understanding can create an 
atmosphere of gratification to oneslf and 
to those with whom we have contact. 
Some experiences result in excitement 
while others may bring a lump to the 
throat. During our years at SW we have 
experienced thrilling triumph; defeat; 
and the consoling words of a counselor, 
teacher, or a friend. 











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Patriot Pride 


This past season was not a phys- 
ically good year for the Southwest 
Varsity football squad. Most record 
keepers would probably consider the 
91-92 football season as being a los- 
ing one, but not the students, faculty 
members, and team members of 
Southwest High. The Patriots 
amazed crowds week after week as 
they relentlessly led assaults on op- 
posing teams. The team, led by only 
a handful of skilled seniors, never 
gave up. They were always walking 
proudly away and never lowering 
their heads to even give a hint of a 
defeat. Not to mention the excep- 
tional job on the part of the coaching 
staff in keeping this years team at- 
titude positive. 

A teams record may say a lot 
about that team but it can never even 
begin to tell the true story of how 
courageous this young and small 
team really was on the field. Nev- 
ertheless, our Patriots overwhelmed 
several teams along their way in at- 
tempting to better themselves and 


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represent Southwest High School 
with dignity and pride. This young 
and courageous group of 
Minutemen gave patriot fans a 
whole lot of something to cheer 
about as they rallied over Evans in a 
21-0 asault at homecoming. 

The coaching staff is looking 
foward to next year, as they are ex- 
pecting a lineup of experienced and 
well-rounded individuals to present 
to Patriot fans a great year of South- 
west football. 


TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Hicks drops 
back and threatens to release a long bomb. S$ 
Harris breaks loose and is touchdown bound 
B. Simmons overwhelms a Warner Robins De 
mon in the backfield. BOTTOM, LEFT TO 
RIGHT: T. Walker and B. Simmons work 
together to sandwich an offensive running 
back. T. Walker cuts to the outside to evade 
would-be defenders. The "91-'92 Senior Play- 
ers: First row, L-R: T. Sharpe, C. Ellington 
Second row, L-R: T. Smith, S. Harris, Coach 
Hatcher, B. Simmons, C. Brown. Third Row, L 

R: J. Stiles, A. Thomas, M. Powell, J. Butts, M 
Phelps, K. Brown, S. Hatcher. Fourth row, L-R: 
H. Primus, J. Welcher, G. Patat, S. Haywood, 
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TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Simmons struts off 
of the field. T. Walker (17) attempts to invade the 
Evans defenders. The S.W. Coaching Staff  
First Row: J. Matthews, E. Hatcher, A. Sharpe. 
Second Row:D. Grube, H. Simmons, R. Pla eA. 
Higdon, H. Appling, I. Hill. BOTTOM, Te 

TO RIGHT: S. Harris (20) gains momentum as 
support is provided by B. Simmons (22). Varsity 
Team  First Row: D. Boyd, A. Clark, B. Nich- 
olson, T. Sharpe, A. Mason, J. Ellington, 1 

Smith, G. Polite, D. Berkner, M. Jacobs, r. 
McGee, L. Rummel. Second Row: K.Pope, A 

Ford, T. Hicks, R. Smith, C. Ellington, T. Walk- 
er, T. Smith, S. Harris, R. Ive . Simmons, T. 
Gordon, T. Talton, J. Davis, V. Curtis, S. Rivers. 
Third Row: T. Williams, C. Hughes, K. Brown, C 
Ellington, C. Brown, A. Thomas, J. Jackson, A. 
Woodard . Hall, B. Jefferson. Fourth Row: M. 
Powell, Ford, J. Butts, J. Harden, K. Hill, S. 
Hatcher, M. Young, S. Davis, B. Joyner, C. Cater, 
D. Payne. Fifth Row: J. Calhoun, C. Halligan, B. 
Blow, T. Calhoun, J. Styles, C. Mays, R. Sherman, 
K. Grinstead, H. Primus, J. Wilcher, K. Sampson, 
S. Parks, L. Jones. Sixth Row: M. Williams, T 

Smith, G. Patat, C. Middleton, K. Mack, D. Reg- 
ister, T. Clark, D. Simmons, S. Haywood, T. Hall, 
D. Spencer, D. Evans, M. Stafford. 


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SW Stars 


The Southwest 1991-92 football 
players were honored as usual, for 
their hard work and dedication in 
their representation of our school on 
the field. The following awards were 
given out at the ceremony: Coach's 
Award  Joe Harden (11) and 
Charles Halligan (11), Patriot Award 
 Marlon Powell (12), Patriot 
Award  Tim Sharpe (12), Patriot 
Award  Charles Ellington (12), Pa- 
triot Award  James Stiles (12), Pa- 
triot Award  Clarence Brown (12), 
Rookie of the Year Offense  Kevin 
Grinstead (10) and Channing Mays 
(10), Rookie of the Year Defense  
Chris Blow (11), Most Versatile Line- 
man  Tim Clark (12) and Shay 
Hatcher (12), Best Receiver  Steve 
Harris (12), Best Offensive Lineman 
 Greg Patat (12), Best Offensive 
Back  Kareem Brown. (12), Best 
Defensive Back  Tim Hicks (11), 
Best Lineman  Brad Simmons (12), 
Best Defensive Lineman  Bobby 
Stephens (10), MVP Offensive Player 
 Todd Walker (11), Iron Man 
Award  Johnny Butts (12), Most 
Valuable Player  Tim Hicks (11), 
Golden Helmet Award  Brad Sim- 
mons (12). Congratulations to all the 
winners and to the whole Patriot 
team for a good season. 


TOP LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Simmons proudly 
sports his hard earned Golden Helmet 
Award. T. Hicks shows us his winnings from 
the evening. C. Brown and C. Ellington smile 
eagerly as they show off their Patriot 
Awards." MIDDLE: D. Boyd and S. Rivers are 
only to happy to strike a pose. BOTTOM 
LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Smith and K. Hill were 
able to be caught for a moment and be pic- 
tured as they presented their awards. A 
Thomas, C. Middleton, "Tonio Haywood, and 
D. Simmons were pictured flaunting their win- 
nings for the crowd. 


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City Champs One More Time! 


The Southwest B-Team football 
squad had an outstanding season. 
This talented and hardworking 
group of young men, led by expe- 
rienced coaches such as Albert 
Sharpe and Iris Hill, went undefeat- 
captured the City- 
Championship for the second year in 
a row. The B-Team began the year 
with a hard fought victory over 
Northeast. It was a rainy day, just 
typical for a group like this to hang in 
and defeat N.E. by a score of 6 to 0. 
This was an opening debut in which 
the team finely displayed their goal 
fulfilling ability. The next team 
which fell victim to the squad was our 
city rival, the Central Chargers. The 
Patriots walloped the Chargers in a 
thrilling 14 to 0 victory, that set the 
pace in which the Patriots kept all 
year. The group went on to defeat 
two more teams, ending the year 4-0, 
and sweeping the championship. 
This year the Ninth Grade team 
also had a goal fulfilling year. The 


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team, coached by John Mathews and 
Haywood Simmons, defeated 
Northeast twice with scores such as 6 
to 0 and 24 to 6. Further into the 
year the squad tied Houston Co. ina 
close game which had Patriot fans on 
the edges of their seats. The gang 
ended the season with a final record 


of 2-2-1. 


TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Ford is open for 
the pass. Ninth grade team: First Row, L-R: R. 
Scott, R.Sallet, W.Simmons, R.Sheikholeslam, 
R. Lester, D.Duhart, B.Christian, L.Miley, 
M.Stevens. Second Row, L-R: D.Richardson, 
D.Enoch, C. Mann, T.Jackson, S.Watkins, 
N.Stewart, T.Wilson, R. Chester, A.Hall. 
Third Row, L-R: S.Caldwell, L. Johnson, 
A .Wasden, A Gates, S.Andrews, 
Clarington, J.Ussery, S.Holden, M.Jonson, 
C.Whitehead. BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: 
B-Team Football team: First Row, L-R: 
A Clark, G.Polite, A.Ford, M.Mitchell, R 
Smith, C.Evans, T.Gordon, T.Williams. Sec- 
ond Row, L-R: C.Hughes, J.Jackson, D.Ford, 
B.Smith, C. Mack, S.Davis, B.Joyner, 
G.Arnold. Third Row, L-R: R.Evans, 
B.Nicholson, T.Smith, C.Murphey, J. Foster, 
Coach Sharpe. Coach Mathews plans his next 
wave of attack. R. Sheikholeslam looks on at 
the intense game. 





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SOFTBALL 


Spectacular! 


This year, Coach Dannah Graham 
and the young Lady Patriots had a 
challenging season. Mrs. Graham 
coached her team to a spectacular 
season despite the loss of many top 
players from the 1991 softball squad. 
This years dedicated performances 
promise a bright future for Mrs. Gra- 
hams young team. 

The following Lady Patroits were 
recognized for their exceptional 
achievements: Most Spirited- Laurie 
Smith; Best Offensive- Sabrina Nel- 
son, Best Defensive- Amy Copeland; 
Most Valuable Player- Felicia Col- 
lier; Best All-Around- Mandy Lind- 
sey. 


TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Softball Team, 
Kneeling, L-R: M. Lindsey, A. Statham, T 
McKinney, A. Copeland, F. Collier, S. Haw- 
kins, A. Lovsey. Standing, L-R: J. Slaughter, I 
Miller, A. Grant, A. Prestridge, S. Nelson, E. 
Stinson, T. Clark, L. Smith, Coach D. Gra- 
ham. A. Lovsey takes a swing. M. Lindsey 
concentrating hard on the perfect pitch. BOT- 
TOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Lindsey in- 
tensely anticipating the pitch. S. Nelson 
streches to make the out. Coach Graham 
struts her stuff. A. Statham poses with perfect 
form. 


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City Champs 


The 1992 Southwest wrestling 
team had a good season as they wres- 
tled their way to a 9-6 record and the 
City Championship. The team was 
short of experience as there were 
only two returning seniors Brad Sim- 
mons and Shay Hatcher. The squad 
finished 3rd in the Southwest Invition- 
al Tournament, 4th in the Area Tour- 
nament, and 24th out of 72 teams in 
the State Tournament. Coach Dan- 
ny Grube says next years team 
should greatly improve as twelve 
members are returning. Among 
those returning are Juniors Derail 
Ford, Tim Gordon, Joe Harden, 
Tim Hicks, and Sophomore Bennie 
Smith. 


TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Polite slams his 
opponent to the mat. B. Smith goes for the 
pin. BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Team: 
First Row:R. Chester, K. Swint, K. Sheikholes- 
lam, G. Spencer, A. Insley. Second Row:B. 
Smith, J. Jackson, C. Hughes, B. Christians, T. 
Gordon, G. Ford. Third Row: C. Smith, K. 
Stamps, T. Hicks, S. Hatcher, J. Harden. G. 
Ford has a headlock on his man. The winner is 
K. Swint. 


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BASKETBALL 


Against All 
Odds! 


The inexperience of the Lady Pa- 
triots caused a great many problems 
for the team. With only one return- 
ing starter from the previous year 
the odds were definitely against the 
Lady Pats. The team finished the 
season with a 1-17 record. The rec- 
ord doesnt show that many of the 
games were extremely close  some 
lost at the buzzer and even one in 
double over-time. Retiring head 
coach Albert Sharpe says he was 
proud of this team because they 
never quit. Sharpe was assisted by 
David Reid and India Cater. The 
Lady Pats were led by Seniors Tif- 
fany McKinney and Tricia Jarrell, 
Juniors Asa Grant, Shantelle Oliver 
and Renina Jordan and Sophomores amy 
Sabrina Nelson and Tamika Clark . . [7h hE wi, a AG AE OE A OS 
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TOP LEFT TO RIGHT: Team First Row: T. 

Jarrell, T. Hill, T. Glover, S. Oliver, T. McK- 

inney, N. Johnson, C. Gilbert. Second Row: C. 

Brown (Trainer), R. Johnson, Coach D. Reid, 

A. Grant, Coach A. Sharpe, T. Clark, D. El- 

lington (Trainer). R. Jordan goes in for the 

shot. Two more points for A. Grant. T. McK- 

inney shoots over her opponent. BOTTOM 

LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Nelson attempts two. S. 

Oliver brings the ball down court. Serious talk 

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Tradition Upheld Under New Leadership 


Che winning tradition of Southwest 
basketball is known throughout the 
country. This season was no exception. 
With only three experienced players re- 


turning from last years squad, the 


young, but talented Patriots upheld this 
tradition. Under the leadership of new 
head Coach Clyde Barden and Assis- 
tant Coach Ronald Taylor the Patriots 
finished the season with a 20-5 season. 
[hey started off the season by com- 
piling an 8-0 record before losing their 
first game to LaGrange in the CITGO 
Christmas Tournment in Griffin, Geor- 


16  Boys Varsity Basketball 


gia during the Christmas holidays. Af- 
ter the Christmas break the team con- 
tinued their winning ways earning a 15- 
2 record before losing to Northeast 31- 
33 in late January. Going into the Sub- 
Region Tournament the Pats were 18- 
4. They Northside in the 
opening game 68-52 and won the Sub- 


defeated 


Region Championship in a double over- 
time victory 72-70 over Baldwin Co. In 
the semi-final game of the Region 
Tournament in Augusta, the Patriots 
lost a heart breaker to Northeast 44-46. 
Chis loss kept the Patriots out of the 


State tournament for the first time u 
12 years. Even though the team lose 
four outstanding players, they will be ; 
force to content with in the 92-93 sea 


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Row,Left to Right: Coach C. Barden, Score 
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Talented 
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The 1991-92 Southwest team had 
a quartet of talented seniors that pro- 
vided the Patriot fans with some ex- 
citing basketball. The leading scorer 
for the Patriots was Chris Robinson 
with 18 points and 8 rebounds per 
game. Chris Collins and Patrick 
Smith each added 10 points per 
game. Mid-way in the season Tim 
Green became a valuable player 
coming off the bench to average 7 
points per game. Juniors Nicholas 
Hargrove and DeWayne Davis ayv- 
eraged 10 and 8 points respectively. 
These two players are expected to 
form the nucleus for next years 
team. 


TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Barden 
draws out a play. P. Smith gets the tip off. C. 
Robinson tips in a basket. BOTTOM, LEFT 
TO RIGHT: N. Hargrove drives around his 
defender. Coach Taylor has a last minute chat 
with C. Robinson. Media reporters F. Malloy 
and J. Battcher get the stats from scorekeeper 
A. Fugate. T. Green plays tough defense. 


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Rewarding the 
Best 


It was an evening of reminising 
during the Southwest Boys Basket- 
ball banquet at the Ramada Inn. The 
master of ceromonies was Bobby 
Jones, a long time friend of South- 
west basketball. Plaques were given 
to Mrs. Odom, Mrs. Wilder-Hood, 
Mrs. Black, and Mrs. Simmons in 
appreciation for their assistance dur- 
ing the season. For her 12 years of 
dedicated service to Southwest bas- 
ketball the senior players presented 
Ann Fugate with a special award. 
The team presented Coaches Clyde 
Barden and Ronald Taylor with ap- 
preciation plaques. The following 
players were presented awards: Coca- 
Cola Golden Basketball for Player of the 
Year  Chris Robinson; Best Defense 
 Chris Collins; Most Versatile  
Patrick Smith; Best Hustle  Tim 
Green; Most Improved  Nicholas 
Hargrove; Most Academic  
Shedrick Clark. Collins, Robinson, 
and Hargrove were recognized for 
being named to the All-City Basketball 
Team. Robinson was named to the 
Georgia North-South All-Star and Geor- 
gia-Tennessee All-Star teams, and has 
signed to play at Western Kentucky. 
It was also announced that Smith 
signed to play at Macon College. 


TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT:C. Robinson  
Golden Basketball Award. C. Collins  Best 
Defense. P. Smith  Most Versatile. MID- 
DLE:Tim Green  Best Hustle. N. Hargrove 
 Most Improved. BOTTOM, LEFT TO 
RIGHT:S. Clark  Most Academic. Seniors 
present plaque to Ms. Fugate. Former SW 
coach D. Richardson, former SW star M. Pat- 
rick, SW girl's coach A. Sharpe, coaches C. 
Barden and R. Taylor gather after the ban- 
quet. 


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Future Stars 


The Junior Varsity and Ninth 
Grade Basketball teams are the fu- 
ture stars on the court for South- 
west. The JV boys were coached by 
Ronald Taylor and finished the sea- 
son with a 7-3-1 record. The girls, 
coached by India Cater, were not as 
successful ending with a 2-8 season. 
Under the direction of Earl Rob- 
inson the Ninth grade boys complied 
a record of 10-1 and captured the 
City Championship. The girls 
coached by Harvey Appling had a 1- 
9 record. 


TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Girl's JV Team: 
First Row:N. Johnson, O. Johnson, F. Collier, 
T. Glover. Second Row:C. Gilbert, K. Stephens, 
R. Johnson, C. Rhyne, Coach I. Cater. Girl's 
Ninth Grade Team: First Row:K. Hill, F. Col- 
lier, K. Sapp, N. Troutman. Second Row: Coach 
H. Appling, R. Johnson, T. Sandord 

loway. BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: 

JV Team: First Row: T. Williams, T. Robinson, 
M. Mitchell, C. Swint, M. Gilbert, C. Daniels. 
Second Row: Coach R. Taylor, J. Foster, M. 
Poole, M. Green, C. Harrelson, C. Clowers, 
Manager  T. Thompson. Boys Ninth Grade 
Team: First Row: D. Albriton, D. Pitts, R. 
Lester, W. Jones, K. Hill. Second Row: A. Wat- 
son, J. Herring, G. Poole, Q. Pierson, L. Jack- 
son. Third Row: W. Simmons, N. Williams, R. 
Jones, N. Williams, K. Horton, J. Rancy. 


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BASEBALL 


Promising 


Future 


The Southwest Varsity Baseball 
Team ended a relatively good season 
with an overall record of 10-7 and 6- 
4 in the Region. Coach Edgar Hatch- 
er, who is in his fourth year as head 
coach said for being a young team 
they did a great job and expects next 
year to be better. 

Tim Hicks, who is only a junior, 
had another solid season for the Pa- 
triots. Tim, who plays shortstop and 
occasionally the outfield, batted .468 
with 7 homeruns and 32 runs batted 
in. He pitched nearly 50 innings with 
a 5-3 record. 

Players who had good years for the 
Patriot team: Brad Simmons, senior, 
batted .355 and Tarik Goff had a 
.362 batting average, with 6 
homeruns and 32 runs batted in. 
Other players who helped contribute 
to the teams success were Charles 
Halligan, Stacy Little, and Todd 
Walker. Over the course of the 
season, the Patriot baseball team had 
a lot of close games and big region 
wins. The team picked up their first 
region win with a 6-2 victory over 
Northside. Tim Hicks pitched a com- 
plete game allowing only 4 hits. 

On March 27, the team beat 
Northeast 8-6. On that day, the Pa- 
triots hit 3 homeruns as they piled up 
10 hits overall. Todd Walker picked 
up the victory that raised his record 
to 2-0. The next day Clarke Central, 
a team from Athens was the Patriots 
next victim. On just 8 hits the team 
scored 14 runs. 

At the end of the regular season, 
Southwest was tied with Northside. 
In the playoff game Northside de- 
feated the Patriots thus ending their 
season. 


TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Hicks throws a 
curve ball. Team. First Row: Coach Hatcher, S. 
Little, G. Patat, B. Nicholson, A. Mason, D. 
Williams, R. Darley, T. Hicks, J. Reynolds, 
Coach Howell. Second Row:]. Higdon, Coach 
Mathews, T. Walker, C. Harrelson, J. Abney, 
R. Ivery, T. Goff, B. Simmons, C. Hughes, D. 
Simmons, C. Halligan. BOTTOM, LEFT TO 
RIGHT: D. Williams completes the double 
play. Coach Hatcher encourages his players. 
T. Walker takes a swing for the fence. 


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TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT:B. Nicholson takes a 
trip around the bases. Huddle time at the 
pitchers mound. S. Little is safe. BOTTOM, 
LEFT TO RIGHT: Another homer for C. 
Halligan. A. Mason is set in the field. T. Hicks 
gets another hit. SW players watch the action. 


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The Southwest 1992 Junior Var- 
sity team is a stepping stone for the 
chance to play on the Varsity team. 
For the most part the team played 
hard, ending their season with 6 
wins, 2 losses, and 2 ties. Coached by 
John Mathews, the team consisted 
mainly of ninth graders with a few 
tenth graders rounding out the ros- 
ter. The young team members 
gained experience and valuable play- 
ing time which is necessary for their 
upcoming Varsity years. Over the 
course of the season, the team played 
against their traditional rivals of 
Central, Northeast, Warner Robins, 
and Clarke Central from Ath- 
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TOP: Shane Stokes watches his hit sail over 
the fence for a homer. BOTTOM: Junior Var- 
sity Team: First Row: Donald Pitts, Tony Wat- 
son, Danyl Telela, Delvecchio Coleman, Brian 
Thompson, Shane Stokes. Second Row: Jamie 
Abney, Chris Harrelson, Wendell Simmons, 
Gary Melvin, Brandon Miller, Mark Strong, 
Brant Rowell. 


28  Junior Varsity Baseball 





Drives and 
Putts 


Golf at Southwest has not been a 
dominant sport, but the players who 
do participate give it their best ef- 
fort. This year the team had some 
exciting matches as they greatly im- 
proved their golfing skills. Consisting 
of four seniors and one junior the 
team finished with a 3  2 record. 
The number one player for each 
match was determinined by the low 
score of the player from the previous 
match. Coach Richard Plagge hopes 
that more boys and girls will show an 
interest in golf in the future and help 
build up the sport at Southwest. 


TOP: Golf Team: Coach Richard Plagge, 
Brad Simmons, David Williams, James Reyn- 
olds. BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT:Team 
members James Stiles and Andy Clark pose 
before a match. James Stiles lines up a putt. 





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Track team had a good year and 
Coach Albert Sharpe said the team 
performed as well as expected. The 
team was very competitive during 
the year. Coach Sharpe was hoping 
that the relay team would qualify for 
the State, but was unable to, but he 
felt they could have gone a long way 
if they qualified. Some of the girls 
who had a productive season are 
Nikki Johnson, Octavia Johnson, 
Keisha Glover, Latarsha Hill, Karla 
Rhyne, and Tricia Jarrell. 


TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT:L.Hill (R) gives T. 
Jarrell the baton. O.Johnson jumps high in the 
long jump. K.Rhyne races for the finish. BOT- 
TOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Top Row: Coach 
Appling, D. Hughes, B. Brezeal, A. Greene, K. 
Rhyne, L. Hill, and T. McKinney.Bottom Rou 
O. Johnson, T. Jarrell, N. Johnson, and K. 
Glover. Nicole Johnson runs hard as she goes 
for the first-place finish. Coach Appling con- 
gratulates the team. 


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Teamwork 


The Southwest Boys Track team 
coached by Clyde Barden had a rel- 
atively good season. Barden said he 
was pleased with the overall perfor- 
mance of the team. Southwest sent 
several representatives to the State 
Tournament. Airrion Mallory, a 
senior, finished fourth in the 400 
meters race and also competed in the 
long jump. The Mile Relay team also 
qualified for the State. The team 
consisted of Javar Ellington, Mi- 
chael Poole, John Mann, and Air- 
rion Mallory. A number of the team 
will be returning next year. 


TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT:Travis Robinson 
leaps high over the bar. Michael Poole at- 
tempts to throw the shot put. Lance Reid 
competes in the triple jump. BOTTOM, 
LEFT TO RIGHT: Varsity Boys Team: First 
Row: Coach Barden, J. Ellington, M. Poole, A. 
Mallory, J. Mann, T. Robinson, T. Green, C. 
Brown, M. Gilbert, Coach Simmons. Second 
Row: C. Smith, G. Poole, E. Bivins, R. 
Sheikholeslam, L. Reid, E. Riggins, D. Al- 
britton, N. Hargrove. John Mann receives the 
baton from Patrick Smith. 


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Real Football 


The 1991-92 Southwest Soccer 
team had a difficult season this year. 
They played a tough schedule with 
relatively few experienced players. 
They finished the season with a rec- 
ord of 3-7. Southwest was victorious 
twice over the Panthers of Perry 
High School. With the brilliant play 
of Keith Smith and Jeffery Wilder 
Southwest defeated the Panthers 4-0 
and 5-0. Coach Robert Fightmaster 
was very supportive of the team and 
looks forward to a more experienced 
team next year. 


TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT:Goalie Andy Clark 
stops an attempted goal. Keith Swint dribbles 
the ball. Derail Ford uses his head for a spike. 
BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Team: First 
Row:D. Davis, J. Wilder, A. Coan, A. Clark, 
R.J. Slaughter, K. Swint. Second Row: Trainer 
 K. Smith, B. Hunt, G. Johnson, J. Peacock, 
B. Smith, A. Merchant, G. Polit. Third Row: 
Trainer  S. Hunnicutt, J. Foster, G. Foun- 
tain, D. Ford, A. Ford, S. Flemming, R. Smith, 
Coach Fightmaster. Jeffrey Wilder moves the 
ball down field. Greg Johnson attempts a goal. 


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The 1991-92 season was a tough 
one for the inexperienced tennis 
teams at Southwest High School. 
Both this years boys team, as well as 
the girls team, played well against 
the odds. The boys tennis team 
ended the season with a 6-2 record 
while the girls team finished 1-7. 
Coach Iris Hill says she expects 
great things from these young play- 
ers in the future, particularly fresh- 
man Ginger Wilder and twins Mi- 
chael and Victor Belarmino, as well 
as junior Inga Harmon. Hill said 
both teams are very young, but both 
have promising futures. 


TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT:Victor Belarmino 
goes for the slam. Sophomore Tamika Clark 
serves the ball. Michael Belarmino delivers a 
hard serve to his opponent. BOTTOM, LEFT 
TO RIGHT: Ginger Wilder returns the ball. 
Boys Team: First Row: Victor Belarmino, Mi- 
chael Hamlin, Michael Belarmino. Second Row: 
Manishh Patel, Corley Moran, Anthony Lowe, 
Jay Jump. Girls Team: First Row: Andrea 
Campbell, Tamika Clark. Second Row: Tewan- 
na Davis, Oona Samples, Ginger Wilder. Oona 
Samples volleys the ball. 


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CHEERLEADERS 


Award 
Winners 


The Southwest Varsity Cheer- 
leaders were lead throughout an ex- 
citing year by Sheila Bell.The year 
for these spirited girls started when 
they spent a hard-working week at 
the Universal Cheerleading Association 
Camp learning cheers and chants. 
They received numerous ribbons 
and trophies for cheerleading excel- 
lence. The SW squad won the cov- 
eted Spirit Stick? and Leadership 
Awards. Bronwyn Jefferson was 
chosen for the All-American Cheer- 
leading Squad and performed in the 
New Years Day Parade in London, 


England. 


TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Rivers performs 
for the crowd. O. Johnson claps after a basket 
B. Jefferson does her own thang. BOT- 
TOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Jefferson and L. 
Rummel cheer their team on. SW Spirit lead- 
ers combine forces for an assembly. Squad: 
First Row: B. Jefferson, M. Williams, S. Rivers, 
L. Rummel, O. Johnson. Second Row: V. Cur- 
tis, D. Boyd, D. Bonner, K. Nelson, A. An- 
derson 


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Outstanding 
Year 


The Southwest Junior Varsity had 
an outstanding year! They cheered 
Southwests B-Team football players 
onto a glorius winning season. The 
Patriot girls had an exciting week at 
the Universal Cheerleading Associ- 
ation Camp at West Georgia College. 
They received a number of ribbons 
of excellence and second place in the 
dance competition. The squad was 
under the leadership of Pat Jackson. 
The girls really worked hard to have 
an outstanding year. 

Although the Ninth Grade cheer- 
leading squad had a late start they 
weren't deterred from showing their 
Patriot spirit. The squad, under the 
direction of Kristen Brewer, worked 
hard after school to learn cheers and 
chants to inspire their team to a vic- 
tory. 


TOP: B-Team: First Row: L. Moore, T. 
ralton, G. Davis. Second Row: A. Woodard, K. 
Collins, L. Jones. Ninth Grade Team: First 
Row: B. Colbert, S. Durham, G. Wilder, L. 
Robinson. Second Row: K. Waller, K. Corbin, 
C. Causey, K. Seldon, A.Maynard. 


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DRILL 


Excitement 


For the first time in six years 
Southwest has had an outstanding 
drill team. Led by Gregory Cubit, 
and co-captains Bridget Durham, 
Chiquita Gosha, and Lashandia 
Griffin, the drill team performed 
during pep rallies and basketball 
games. Bursting with enthusiasm and 
spirit, we hope that this group stic ks 
around! 


TOP: The members of the drill team chillin 
before a performance. MIDDLE, L-R: B. Dur 
ham gets into the groove. C. Gosha with a 
smile. B. Veal leads the group out. BOTTOM: 
The 1992 Drill Team: Kneeling, L-R: ( 

Gosha, B. Durham, L. Griffin. Standing, L-R 
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ALL SPORTS PICNIC 


Fun in the Sun 


The All Sports Picnic sponsored 
by the Pep Club was held on May 26 
at Lake Tobesofkee. This annual 
event honors all athletes, coaches, 
and cheerleaders. The coaches ar- 
rived early, fired up the grill and 
cooked hotdogs and hamburgers for 
everyone. After devouring all the 
goodies, trophies and awards were 
presented. The awards were made to 
those who participated in wrestling, 
baseball, track, soccer, tennis and 
golf. 

This year the Pep Club, under the 
direction of Geraldine Dumas, 
honored Ann Fugate and Albert 
Sharpe. They were presented gifts 
by the Pep Club in recognition of 
their service to Southwest. Both of 
them are retiring this year and will 
be missed at Southwest. 


TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coaches Hatcher 
and Matthews play chef. Retirees A. Fugate 
and A. Sharpe show off their gifts. Southwest 
faculty members enjoy the picnic. MID- 
DLE:Southwest students having fun. BOT- 
TOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Fixing hamburgers 
are Coaches Hill and Fightmaster. Coach 
Barden and G. Dumas doctor up the lem- 
onade. Coach Sharpe cooks burgers for the 
last time. Bird munches his burger. 


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SW Leaders 
Say It With 
Spirit 


The ones who lead the spirited 
Southwest Patriots get into the spirit 
and are ready to fight. Complex 
Principal Dr. Columbus Watkins is 
always on top of things, that is, when 
hes not out shooting the hoops. You 
cant outsmart Willingham A Prin- 
cipal David Reid at school or on the 
courts. Another administrator that 
keeps Southwest High in spirit is 
Mrs. Jackie Richardson, Associate 
Principal of Instruction, who really 
pumps up our school spirit. Our oth- 
er pro-athletes include: Jesse Mays, 
Willingham B Assistant Principal, 
who can always slug a homerun; Bill 
Boyd , Assistant Principal, who never 
fumbles in work or play; and last but 
not least Director of Vocational Ed- 
ucation, Charles Rogers, the tennis 
star. 

Our administrators work really 
hard to ensure that things are run- 
ning very smooth and efficiently. 
Many students dont realize how 
much pressure is put on the admini- 
stators each day they are at school. 
Even with all the responsibilities 
these leaders have, they always seem 
to make sure Southwest is successful 
in all that we do. Our administrators 
always say it with pride when it 
comes to Southwest High School. 


TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT:Dr. Watkins ready 
for the hoops. Mr. Reid is in the swing of 
things. MIDDLE, LEFT TO RIGHT:Mrs. 
Richardson pumps up the spirit. Mr. Rogers is 
ready and waiting. BOTTOM, LEFT TO 
RIGHT:Mr. Boyd is ready for the big time. 
Mr. Mays looks ready for the majors. 


Opposite PageCharles Rogers, director of Vo- 
cational Education; Jesse Mays, Willingham B 
Assistant Principal; Dr. Columbus Watkins, 
Complex Principal; David Ried, Willingham A 
Principal; Bill Boyd, Assistant Principal of Wil- 
lingham A; Jackie Richardson, Associate Prin- 
cipal of Instruction. 


Administration  51 





Randy Abare  English 
Grover Amos  Science 
Carolyn Andrews  WB 

Secretary 

Clyde Barden  Physical 
Education; Head Varsity 
Boys Basketball; Cross 
Country; Boys Track. 
Eugene Barden  Math 


James Barfield  Social 
Studies; Academic Team. 
Shirley Barlow  WA 
Registrar Clerk. 

Leonard Battle  Math. 
Gwen Bell  Social 
Studies; Beta Club; 
Senior Class Advisor. 
Maston Bell  CVAE; 
VOCA. 


Sheila Bell  RVI; 
Varsity Cheerleaders. 
Eloise Black  Math 

Kirsten Brewer - 
English; 9th Grade 
Cheerleaders. 

Dinah Brown  Social 
Studies. 

Veronica Calhoun - 
Home Economics; FHA. 


52  Faculty 








Cathy Cargill  English; 
Montage; Key Club. 
India Cater  Science; 
Girls Basketball. 

Janice Childers  WB 
Registrar. 

Mary Cliett  Physical 
Education. 


Garey Cooper  French. 


Demaris Copeland - 
Special Education, 

Ken Copenhaver - 

Special Education. 

Mary Jo Cote  WA 
Registrar. 

Sherman Crockett - 
Spanish; Spanish Club. 
Gregory Cubit  Art; Art 
Club. 


Alice Dickey  Math; 
Mu Alpha Theta; 
Math Team. 
Geraldine Dumas - 
Special Education; 

Pep Club. 

Barbara Evans - 

WB Secretary. 

Robert Flightmaster - 
Latin; Soccer;Latin Club. 
Ann Foster  CBE; 
FBLA. 


Faculty  53 








Ann Fugate  Social 
Studies; Basketball 
Scorekeeper; Yearbook 
Advisor. 

Wilma Fussell - 

Complex Secretary. 

Joey Givens  Science. 
Mary Glover  English. 
Dale Gonzalez  Spanish. 


Dorothy Goodrum - 
English. 

Linda Gosnell - 
Counselor. 

Dannah Graham  Art. 
Art Club; Softball. 
Jimmie Grisham  Social 
Studies. 

Danny Grube  Physical 
Education; Wrestling; 
Asst. Varsity Baseball; 
Asst. Varsity Football. 


Edgar Hatcher - 

P.E; Athletic Director; 
Football; Baseball. 

Iris Hill- Health; 
Physical Education; Ass. 
Varsity Football; Girls 
Tennis. 

Susan Honeycutt-Childs 
- por meee 
Cosmetology Club. 
Jeanne Hoskyn  Choral 
Director. 

Tanya Humphries - 
Spanish; Spanish Club. 


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The Art of 
Music 


I love teaching and working with 
young people. But, there is a part of 
me that expresses through music, 
mostly rap music. That is what Mr. 
Gregory Cubit says about his music 
hobby. 

Mr. Cubit, who was inspired by the 
Sugarhill Gang, began working in 
music in 1986. From studio record- 
ing to being a D.J., Mr. Cubit has 
taken his hobby seriously. He hopes 
to enter the music industry as an art- 
ist/writer/producer. He is presently 
on a demo tape for himself and also 
for some local artist in the Middle 

ia area. 

Mr. Cubit says he hopes to make a 
serious move into the industry and 
come back to help others. He would 
like most of all to be a positive role 
model to his audience. 


Milton Ivery Math; 
Computer Club. 

Oscar Jackson Director 
of Bands 

Carolyn Johnson 

Health 

Barbara Jolley Math 
Ida Jordan English; 

Y Club 


Jerry Joyner Industrial 
Arts; Industrial Arts 

Club 

Sue Kalbfleisch 

English; Newspaper; 

LEO 

Juan Kirkpatrick Social 
Studies. 

Christine Kpor Special 
Education Chairperson; 
Junior Class Advisor. 

Gail Langley  


Counselor; Peer Helpers 
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Jerrilyn Larkin English 
Carline Leonard 
English; T.A.P 

Senior Class Advisor. 
John Mathews Social 
Studies; Mock Trial; 
Football; Baseball. 

Mae Matthews  
Vocational Secretary 
Clara McCann WA 
Media Clerk. 


Faculty  55 





JoAnne McDuffee WA 
Media Specialist 

Richard Merchant 
Science; Science Club 
Cynthia Mincey WB 
Media Specialist 
Judy Moore Math 
Math Team; Beta Club 
Student Support Team 
Linda Neal WA 


secretary 


Goodbye 
409! 


If anyone has ever had Mrs. Cyn- 
thia Warren-Ross you may have 
heard her say I run 409. Not any- 
more, Mrs. Ross has now gone from 
English teacher to Motivational 
Counselor as you may already know. 

Mrs. Ross says she was happy in the 
classroom, teaching English and that 
she has also loved working with 
young people; however, because of 
the many problems that youths are 
faced with, she decided to seek train- 
ing in counseling. When asked which 


one she liked better, she replied, I 
love them both. The two jobs ac- 
tually work hand in hand. 

Mrs. Rosss advice to a younger 
counselor is to try to be as real and 
up-front as possible and to always be 
honest. 


Trudy Norris English 
Chairperson 
Bitsy Phillips English; 
Mock Tria 
Virgina Phillips Social 
Studies 
Larry Ramey 

Counselor; Business 
Manager 
Alma Redding -F BLA; 


Business Education 


Alex Reid Science 
Sherry Reid Science 
Edward Robinson 
Science Chairperson; 
Basketball 

Cynthia Ross 
Achievement Counselor 
Nellene Salmon WB 
Media Clark 


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Albert Sharpe  Physical 
Education; Girls Track; 
Girls Basketball; Varsity 
Football. 

Gwendolyn Simmons  
Math; JV. Math Team; 
Mu Alpha Theta. 
Haywood Simmons  
Math; Football; Track. 
Alphonso Smith  
Transportation. 

Tom Stahl  Science. 


Betty Stewart  Social 
Studies; Student Council. 
Esterine Stokes  WB 
Bookkeeper. 

Stacy Summers  DECA; 
Marketing Education. 
Dennis Swearingen  
Special Education. 

Carol Taylor  Math 
Chairperson; Math Team 


Ronald Taylor  VICA; 
DCT; Varsity Basketball. 
Eric Thompson  FFA; 
Agriculture. 

Dana Tolliver  English. 
Sallie Towns  English. 
Patricia Vinson  Special 
Education. 


Faculty  57 





Janie Wach FHA; 
Home Economics. 

Betty Walker - 
Counselor. 

Jewell Walker Math 
Mary Weaver Social 
Studies Chairperson. 
Ann Wilder-Hood - 
Math. 


Gladys Wilder  Special 
Education. 

Eleanor Wilson  WA 
Secretary. 

Pat Yarbrough  Social 
Studies. 

Emmett Young Science. 
Lee Ann Young - 

English. 


Keys To Success 


As a professional pianist, a collector of minatures ace, Billy Joel, and Vladimir Ashkenazi. All of 
pianos, Mr. Dale Gonzalez is never bored. He has__ which he has seen live with the exception of Vla- 
been playing the piano for about twenty years. Be- dimir Ashkenazi and Billy Joel. 
fore he began taking lessons he could play a little by Mr. Gonzalezs miniature pianos are made of 
ear, and on April 14, 1970 he had his very first piano. various materials including: porcelain, wood, lu- 

Mr. Gonzalez says that he was inspired by many cite, tortoise shell, metal, stone, sterling silver, 
artists such as Roger Willams, Ferrante and Teicher, glass, and diamonds and gold. 

Marvin Hamlisch, Victor Borge, Ruth Laledo, Liber- 


58  Faculty 





Food for 


Thought 


Our lunchroom staff works very 
hard to ensure that the students at 
Southwest are well fed and ready to 
learn. Not only do they provide us 
with a well balanced lunch, but a 
nutritious breakfast as well. In order 
to do so, they must also arrive at 
school as early as 6:30 AM every 
morning to begin cooking a healthy 
breakfast for those who do not have 
time to eat at home. Then, of course, 
the lunchroom staff must diligently 
begin to cook up lunch for 1500 hun- 
gry mouths. 

Being responsible for making sure 
that the students at Southwest have a 
well balanced diet is not an easy task; 
therefore, the lunchroom staffs 
should be commended for a job well 
done. 


TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT:WA staff; N. Ber- 
nard, L. Collier, M. Ashley, C. Williams, K. 
Daniels, A. Edge, A. Pope, D. Williams, E.R. 
Bounds. BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT:WB 
staff; E. Smith, B. Hall, E. Finney, M. Register, 
M. Lester, P. Smith. 


Lunchroom Staff  59 





Christmas 
Frolic 


As a Christmas tradition at South- 
west, the faculty has always delighted 
the seniors with their version of the 
Twelve Days of Christmas. Sheila Bell 
and Geraldine Dumas began the 
show with their musical rendition of 
the song. As each day was introduced 
in the song, characters portraying 
the day would appear from behind 
closed doors in the gym. The gym 
shook with the loud roar of laughter 
and whistles as each character ap- 
peared. The Cast of Characters 
were: Singers-S. Bell, G. Dumas; Par- 
trige in a Pear Tree-I. Hill, V. Phil- 
lips;Turtle Doves-A. Fugate, T. Nor- 
ris;French Hens- S. Summers; Calling 
Birds-K. Cargill, B. Phillips; Golden 
Rings-K. Kapor;Geese-a-Laying- G. 
Bell; Swans-a-Swimming-G. Langley; 
Maids-a-Milking-B. Stewart, E. 
Stokes, J. Childers;Ladies Dancing-S. 
Hunnicutt-Childs, P. Vinson, C. 
Patterson; Lords-a-Leaping-E. Hatch- 
er, R. Merchant, A. Sharpe; Pipers 
Piping- R. Taylor, C. Barden; Drum- 
mers Drumming-J. Mays, C. Watkins, 
J. Richardson. 


TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT:Ms. Kpor helps 
Coach Hatcher stretch before his perfor- 
mance. Mr. Merchant shows Coach Sharpe the 
SW leap. Mrs. Bell is about to lay an egg 
BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Is this really 
what a Calling Bird looks like, Ms. Phillips? 
Mrs. Stewart is milking her cow! Ms. Hun- 
nicutt-Childs gets down 


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Keith Abrams 


Julie D. Adams 


Danny Adkison 


MarVetta Ammons 


Sidney Andrews 


Warren Armour 
Debra G. Ashcraft 
Jason Atkinson 
Joseph Austin 
Reginald Bagley 
Melody Barden 


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Peyton Battle 
Diana Becham 
Jay Bell 
Emmett Bivins 
Selena Bivins 
Shay Bivins 


Sonia Blake 
Danyelle Bonner 
Deidre Bonner 
Angel Boone 
Niki Borum 
Lakeithia Boston 


Stacie Bowden 
Danielle Boyd 
Melissa Bradshaw 
Sherrie Bray 
Bianca Breazeal 
Clarence Brown 


Jonathan Brown 
Kareem Brown 
Mark Brown 
Wanda Brown 
Diana Bryant 
Kristie Bryant 


Kevin Buckalew 
LaShunda Burney 
Felicia Butler 

La Teshia Byas 
Sarah Y. Cainion 
lerrance Calhoun 


Audreia Cameron 
Ferrance Card 
Michael Carter 
Tammie Carter 

Bridgett Casteen 
Cindy Chapman 





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Seniors 





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Kim Clark 
Sherella Clark 
lim Clark 
Cassandra Coach 
Angela Coleman 


Chris Collins 

Amy L. Combes 
Timothy L. Coons 
Alexis J. Cooper 
Gary Copeland 
Olnick Cornelious 


Lisa Cox 

Greg Crafter 
Marlin Crawley 
Amelia D. Cross 
Lonnie Daniel 
Tabatha Danielly 


Iris Daniels 
Charlie Daniely 
Jessica Darley 
Tracy Darsey 
Jawana Daugherty 
Patrick Davis 


Selena Davis 
Letashya Dennis 
Tami Dial 
Michael Dixon 
Davoan Duncan 
lerrilyn Duncan 


Ricky Durden 
Bridget Durham 
Kristy Earwood 
LaChell Faulk 
Monica L. Fielder 
Curtis Finch 


64C 








Brandon Foskey 
Tonya Foster 
Calvin Fountain 
Nikki Fuller 
Jewel George 
Tarika Goff 


Chiquita Gosha 
Todd Grayer 
John N. Green 
Timothy Green 
Darryl A. Greene 
Lashandia Griffin 


Catrina F. Griner 
Deonne Hadaway 
Kat Hall 

Kendall Hall 
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Tonya Harden 


Jeff Harmon 
Craig S. Harris 
Teeneka S. Harris 
Shay Hatcher 
Santonio Haywood 
Cartisia Henderson 


Priscilla Henderson 
Wesley S. Hendrick 
Keith G. Hill 
Latasha Hill 
Sabrina Hill 
Teresa Hill 


Sherry L. Hinson 
Jimmy Hollis 

Jody Holtzclaw 
Latasha D. Howard 
Jenny E. Hunnicutt 
Altovise Jackson 


64D Seniors 














Cedric Jackson 
Jarvis Jackson 
Tandy James 
lricia S. Jarrell 
B.J. Jefferson 


Angela Johnson 


Marsha L. Johnson 
Nicole M. Johnson 
Robert Johnson 
Kandy Jones 

David Jones 

Kim Jones 


Lakisha T. Jones 
Mandrill Jones 
Yoshunda A. Jones 
Darrell D. King 
Kuwanza King 
Valerie L. King 





Tangie Knight 
David Krummrick 
Karma R. Lavette 
Ronnie D. Lawson 
Dameon A. Lowe 

Charles A. Lucas 


Lora M. Lynn 
Airrion Mallory 
Shiqueta Martin 
Rene McCrorey 
Autavia McFlroy 

liffany McKinney 


John S. Meeks 
Cedric Middleton 
Debeshia L. Miley 

Beth Mishoe 
Kristy Moore 
Corley Moran 





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Jimmy L. Moran 
Ronnie Morgan 
Nura Moshtael 

Suhiv Mosley 
Michael Mull 
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Christophe Mullis 
Robert Nations 
Karla M. Nelson 
Yakima Nelson 
Wendy Newberry 
Codes Newbill 


Danyelle Newton 
Amy Nugent 
Shanta O'Neal 
Shelley O' Neal 
Shanta Oliver 
Sheckeela Palmer 


Reginald Parsons 
Greg Patat 
Chris Payne 
Markello Peck 
Kristi Peugh 
Angel White Pike 





Juli Pitts 

Marlon D. Powell 
Hakim Primus 
Samantha Pyers 
Latonya D. Raines 
Lori Register 


Jimbo Reynolds 
Noreen Rhodes 
DeAndra Richard 
Andrea M. Rigo 
Ronkisha Ringwood 
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Rob L. Roberts 
Chris Robinson 
Nina Rose 
Netta Ross 
DeAndre Ross 
Trillis D. Ross 


LaShonia Rouse 
Laura P. Rummel 
Tammy Rutledge 

DeRon Sanders 
Stephanie S. Sark 

Latatia Searcy 


Tookie Seldon 
Tim Sharpe 

Brad Simmons 
Jolene Slaughter 
Carrie Smith 
Christopher Smith 


Pat P. Smith 
Rearcous R. Smith 
Terrance Smith 
Sean Sneed 
Quatique Stallworth 
Vanessa Stamps 


Latissa Stanley 
Ametress Stephens 
Lisa Stieber 

Mike N. Stieber 
James Stiles 
Hesper Stone 


Latosha Story 
Betty Stubbs 
Roger E. Tackett 
lim Tanner 
Felicia Taylor 
Zandra Taylor 





Seniors 64G 














Adonis Thomas 
Cutina Thomas 
Kevin Thomas 
KaJuana Vhompkins 
Sherry Tompkins 
Chris Upton 


Kimberly Utting 
Ramone Veal 
Christpoher Walker 
Harriet Walker 
Shaquitta Warren 
Yasmin Washington 


Melody L. Watkins 
Veronica Watson 
Thomas Welker 
Latricia Whipple 
Shatina White 
Wanda Wiggins 





Jon L. Wilcher 
Robin W. Wilcher 
Jefirey J. Wilder 
Patricia Wilder 
Kimberly Williams 
Wesley Williams 






Chris Willis 

Rita Wilson 
Libby Wimberly 
Nicole Winegeart 
Ponya Woodard 
Vrinada Worriels 


We live in the present, we 
dream of the future, and we 
learn eternal truths from the 
past. 


LaShawna Wright 
Richard Wright 
Vheresa Wyche 


MME. Chiang Kai-She 


64H Seniors 


OUTSTANDING SENIORS 


First Row: Laura Rummel  Most Popular, Felicia Butler  Most Academic. Second Row: Chris Robinson, Tiffany 
McKinney  Most Athletic, Patricia Wilder, Patrick Smith  Best All Around. Third Row:Deandra Richard, Jarvis 
Jackson  Most Spirited. Fourth Row: Latonya Raines, Jody Holtzclaw  Best Personality, Marvetta Ammons, Jeffrey 
Harmon  Most Likely to Succeed, Michael Simmons, Chiquitta Warren  Best Dressed. 


Outstanding Seniors  65 





MOST ACADEMIC 
Joseph Austin and Cindy Chapman 


BEST PERSONALITY 
Cedric Middleton and Danielle Boyd 


66  Superlatives 


MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED 


Rearcous Smith and Karla Nelson 


BEST ALL AROUND 
Tim Clark and Lashandia Griffin 





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MOST POPULAR 


MOST ATHLETIC 
Chris Collins and Shanta O Neal 


Tricia Jarrell and Brad Simmons 


MOST SPIRITED 


BEST DRESSED 
Bronwyn Jefferson and Charles Lucas 


Theresa Wyche and Terrance Smith 





Superlatives  67 


A strong bond links 
seniors Amelia Cross 
and David Krum- 
mrich: their fascination 
with art. Amelia has 
been drawing since she 
has been able to write. 
Not encouraged by any- 
one specifically, Amelia 
gives her mother credit 
for supporting her tal- 
ents. She has won sev- 
eral awards and hopes 
to turn her passion into 
a career. 

Also an enthusiast of 
drawing, David Krum- 
mrichs interests go be- 
yond the easle. Talent- 
ed in drawing, David is 
unique in his choice of 
collecting; skulls are his 
fancy, and he has col- 
lected 15 skulls of all 
kinds. David is definite- 
ly an artist of unusual 
taste. 


She has really flipped!! Since the young age of seven, Cindy Chapman has 
aspired to be a great gymnast. She first became interested when she saw her 
father doing handsprings in the yard. After that Cindy decided to go to school. 

Since then Cindy has competed in over fifty competitions and has won about 
200 awards. She is a member of the U.S. Gymnastic Federation, AAY, and the 
Gym Nests of Macon. She has traveled to several cities such as: Houston, TX. 
(competed in Jr. Olympics); Hot Spring, AR. (won Arkansas Health Fest); 
Florida, Alabama, South Carolina, and Atlanta, GA. She won the Georgia State 
Championships Class III in 1988. 

In Cindys senior year, she had an injury and had to have reconstructive 
surgery on her knee, but she hopes to coach gymnastics and even participate in 
competitions again. 


68  Seniors 


Vanessa Stamps is really the cats meow. 
She has been in love with cats since she was a 
little girl of five years. 

Since the age of ten, Vanessa has collected over 
fifty cat items and has had eight live cats. 

Vanessa has become a great lover of cats and 
wants to pass her colllection on to her daughter, 
Chirlonca, when she is old enough to enjoy them. 





Chris Mulllis and Damiso 
Lamb both enjoy the martial 
arts. Influenced by his 
friend, Chris became inter- 
ested in karate in 1985. It 
started out as something new 
to try but became much 
more. Since taking up the 
sport, he has collected sev- 
eral magazines and books, 
and participated in tourna- 
ments that have led to re- 
gional and state champion- 
ships. Chris also gives 
demonstrations for various 
organizations. 

Damiso Lamb became in- 
terested in the martial arts at 
a young age while watching 
Kung-Fu Theater, with 
Bruce Lee serving as an in- 


spiration. He has received 


several medals and devotes 
his time to teaching classes. 
Damiso hopes that one day 
he will own his own karate 
school. 


Flying has been 
a passion of Tim 
Clarks since he 
was a child. While 
most kids wanted 
to be doctors, law- 
yers, and firemen, 
Tim wanted to be 
a pilot. In a years 
time, he has col- 
lected seventeen 
model airplanes. 
Over a period 
time Tim hopes to 
increase this col- 
lection. 

Tim is more 
than a collector of 
model airplanes; 
he actually flies 
them. He is a stu- 
dent at Flight 
South. By the time 
he graduates he 
hopes to obtain 
his private license. 


Kevin Thomas and 
Rearcous Smith share a 
love of music. Kevin plays 
numerous instruments, 
such as: the piano, saxo- 
phone, oboe, bassoon, 
french horn and clarinet. 
In the band Kevin plays a 
different instrument every 
season: saxophone 
(marching season, spring 
concert), bassoon 
(Christmas), French Horn 
(spring festival). 

Kevin was influenced 
greatly by his mother and 
7th grade music teacher. 
He plans to learn how to 
play the trombone and 
baritone. He strongly be- 
lieves that everyone 
should put their God giv- 
en talents to use. 

Rearcous Smith is very 
active in the performing 
arts, with performances of 
singing, dancing, and act- 
ing. He began singing at a 
very young age with his 
great-grandmother. Since 
his younger days, he 
played the leading role in 
the play Purlie. He has 
also won several trophies 
for his singing talents. 


Seniors  69 





SENIOR DIRECTORY 


Abrams, Keithdren L (Keith)  4-15- 
74  Aries. VICA 12. Song:Tonite. 
Adams, Julie (Jules)  3-4-73  Pi- 
sces. Sweetheart Coronation 9; Com- 
puter Club, President 9-10; Varsity 
Tennis 10; Whos Who Among Amer- 
ican High School Students 12. Song: 
Everything I Do (I Do It For You). 
Ammons, MarVetta (Vetta)  11-10- 
73  Scorpio. Beta Club 9-12; Mu Al- 
pha Theta 11, Vice-President 12; TAP 
9; VICA, Secretary 10-12; Math Team 
9-12; Sweetheart Coronation 9; Junior 
Guide; Marching Band 9-12, Secretary 
10-12; Concert Band 9; Symphonic 
Band 9-11; Jazz Ensemble 11; Band 
Honor Society 9-10, Vice-President 11- 
12; Excellent Rating Bibb County Solo 
Ensemble; Bibb County Social Science 
Fair, First Place 10; U.S. Mathematics 
Award Nominee 9-10; Principal's List 
9-12; Governor's Honor Program 9-10; 
Junior City Council; Student Council, 
President 12, Representative 9. 
Song:*Please Don't Go Away From 
Me. 

Andrews, Sidney (Cool Sid)  Cap- 
ricorn. VICA 12. Song:If It Will, It 
Will. 

Armour, Warren  | 1-20-71  Scor- 
pio. Pep 9; Marching Band 10-11; DE- 
CA 12. Song:The Dance. 

Ashcraft, Debra Gail (Tweety Bird)  
8-14-74 - Leo. Octagon 9; Beta 9-12; 
Key Club 10, Secretary 11, President 
12; Student Council, Treasurer 11-12; 
Mock Trial 11-12, Outstanding Witness 
Award 12; Tennis 10-11; Junior Class 
Representative 11; Junior Guide 11; 
Honor Roll 11; Pricipals List 9-10,12. 
Song:Everything I Do (I Do It For 
You). 

Austin, Joseph (Joe)  8-12-74  
Leo. Beta 9-12; Peer Counselor 12. 
Song:How Deep is Your Love? 


Bagley, Reginald (Boobie)  8-28-74 
 Virgo. Song:Always Into Some- 
thing. 

nm, Melody (Mel E Nel)  10-10- 
73  Libra. TAP 9; Pep 10-12; Band 9- 
12, Majorette 10-12; Honor Roll 10. 
Song:**So Much Love. 
Battle, Payton  1-18-23  Capri- 
corn. Song:I Adore Mi Amor. 
Becham, Diana Leigh (Nana-Beck- 
Boo)  2-14-75 - Aquarius. Beta 9-12; 
Pricipals List 9-10, 12; Honor Roll 11; 
Student Council, Treasurer 10; Ke 
Club 10-12; Mu Alpha Theta 11-12; 
Junior Guide 11; Governor's Honors 
Program Nominee 10-11; Whos Who 
Among American High School Stu- 
dents 11-12; University of Georgia Cer- 
tificate of Merit 11; American Legion 
Womens Auxillary Girls State 11; Na- 


70  Senior Directory 


tional Council of Teachers of English 
Composition Nominee 11; Georgia 
Power Certificate of Achievement 10- 
11; Gordon College English Represen- 
tative 12; Recipient of Macon College 
Certificate of Recognition in English 
12; Goofy Goblin 12; Peer Counselor 
12; Mock Trial 11-12; Annual Staff 10, 
Computer Editor 11, Editor 12. 
Song:"Dont Close Your Eyes. 

Bell, Jay (JB)  4-10-73  Aries. Art 
Club 11-12; Varsity Baseball 10-12, 
Varsity Football 10-12. Song:'Slow 
Love. 

Bernard, Susan L. (Sue B)  3-21- 
73  Aries. Song:*What's Goin On. 
Bivins, Emmett (The Biv)  9-30- 
73  Libra. Track 9-12; Marching 
Band 9-12; Computer Club 10; Band 
Honor Society 10,12; Jazz Band 10-12; 
Y-Club 11-12; Song:My World Came 
to an End. 

Blake, Sonia  8-19-73  Leo. Span- 
ish Club 10-11; Honor Roll 11. 
Bonner, Danyelle  10-10-73  Li- 
bra. Honor Roll 10-11; Spanish Club; 
VICA; Junior Varsity Cheerleader 10. 
Bonner, Deidre (Dee)  10-5-73  
Libra. Newspaper Staff 11-12; Cheer- 
leader 10,12; Spanish Club 10-11; 
FBLA 12; Upward Bound 9-12; TAP 
9,12; Pep Club 11. Song:*Is It A 
Crime? 

Boone, Angel  3-9-73  Pisces. 
TAP. Song:Tender Kisses. 

Borum, Nicole B. (Niki)  2-14-74  
Aquarius. Principals List 10; Octagon 
10; Cosmetology 12. Song:Everything 
I Do (I Do It For You.) 

Boston, LaKeithia (Kee-Kee)  | 0-25- 
73 - Scorpio. Pep Club 9-10; DECA 11- 
12. Song:*Motown Philly. 

Bowden, Staci Lynn (Stac)  7-13-73 
 Cancer. Octagan 9, President 10. 
Song:*Everything I Do (I Do It For 
You.) 

Boyd, Danielle (Dani-B)  7-14-73  
Cancer. Drama Club 9-10; Tap Show 
Chorus 11; Drill Team 10; Newspaper 
Staff 11-12; Cheerleader 11; Miss 
Sweetheart 11. Song:Addictive Love. 
Bradshaw, Melissa (Mel)  1-30-74  
Aquarius. Song:"When A Man Loves A 
Woman. 

Bray, Sherrie  9-5-73  Virgo. 
Song:*Emotions. 

Breazeal, Bianca (Binky)  9-19-73 
 Virgo. Pep Club 9-11. Song:How 
Can I Ease The Pain? 

Browner, Sherrie (Shortie)  3-15-73 
 Pisces. Song;When Will I See You 
Smile Again? 

Brown, Kareem (Champ)  1-30-73 
 Aquarius. FHA 9; Basketball 9-10; 
Football 9-12. 

Brown, Wanda (Peanut)  3-] 1-74  
Pisces. Song:*I Just Want To Hold 
You. 

Browner, Sherry (Twin)  3-15-73  
Pisces. Song:Lovers and Then 
Friends. 

Bryant, Diana (Bunny)  8-18-74  
Leo. Spanish Club 10,12; Key Club 11- 
12; Junior Varsity Cheerleader; Who's 
Who Among High School Students 10- 
12; Sweetheart Coronation 10-11; Jun- 
ior Assistant 11; Montage 10; Honor 
Roll 9,11; Principal's List 10; DECA 12; 
Mankind 9-10. 

Bryant, Kristee Marie (Simply Red)  
11-29-73 - Sagitarius. Cosmetology 
Club 10-11. Song:**Pink Houses." 
Burney, LaShunda (LilQ)  6-3-74 
 Gemini. Song:Forever My Lady. 
Buckalew, Kevin  10-11-72  Libra. 
FFA II. Song:*Pop That . . . 


Butler, Felicia (Lisa)  7-31-73  
Leo. Computer Club 9; Peer Counselor 
12; Band 9-12; Honor Roll 9; Princi- 
pal's List 10-11. Song:*I Do Need 
You. 

Butts, Johnny (Butts)  10-24-74  
Scorpio. Football 9,1 1-12. 

Byas, LaTeshia (Teshia)  12-31-73 
 Capricorn. FHA 9-10; Marching 
Band 12. Song:*Just Me And You. 


Cameron, Audreia J.  1-25-73  
Aquarius. FFA 12. 

Carter, Michael (Mikey)  11-11-73. 
Computer Club 9; Band 9-10; Spanish 
Club 11. Song:*Call Me The Breeze. 
Carter, Tammie (T.J.)  1-5-74  
Capricorn. CBE 11; DECA 12. 
Song:Only Time Will Tell. 

Casteen, Bridgett Amanda (Loca)  2- 
6-73 - Aquarius. Drama Club 10-11; 
Sweetheart Coronation 9-10; Who's 
Who's Among American High School 
Students 10-11. Song:*Promise of a 
New Day. 

Chapman, Cynthia Dale (Peanut)  
12-2-73 - Sagitarius. Beta 9-12; Prin- 
cipals List 9-12; Key Club 11-12; Mu 
Alpha Theta 11-12; Junior Guide 11; 
Governors Honor Program Nominee 
10-11; Whos Who Among Ameican 
High School Students 1 1-12; University 
of Georgia Certificate of Merit 11; 
Mock Trial 12; Annual Staff 10-11, Ed- 
itor 12; National Council of Teacher's 
of English Composition Nominee 11; 
Gordon College English Representative 
12; Erskine Fellow 11; Presbyterian Fel- 
low 11; School Winner and third place 
recipient in Macon College Spring Arts 
Festival 11; Project Link Community 
Representative 12; United States 
Achievement Academy 11; Georgia 
Power Certificate of Achievement 10- 
11; National High School Math Exam 
10. Song:**The Dance. 

Chastain, Tonia  7-27-74  Leo. 
Cosometology Club 11-12(Best Student 
for Cosmetology). Song:Cant Wait 
Another Minute. 

Clark, Kimberly Yolanda (Lil Bit)  
5-30-74 - Gemni. Song:*Its So Hard 
To Say Goodbye. 

Clark, Timothy Jr. (T.J.)  9-11-72  
Virgo. FBLA 11-12; Spanish Club 10; 
Beta 12; Varsity Football 9-12; Wres- 
tling 12; Track 9; Basketball 9. 
Song:Forever My Lady. 

Coach, Cassandra Elaine (San)  6- 
21-72 - Cancer. Pep Club 9-10. 
Song:**Please Don't Go Away. 
Coleman, Angela Marie (Acie- 
Anshwa)  9-5-74 - Virgo. Cheerlead- 
er 9; Beta Club 9-12; Key Club 12; 
Annual Staff 9-11; Principals List 9-12; 
Mu Alpha Theta 11-12; Georgia Power 
Certificate of Achievement 10-11; Uni- 
versity of Geogia Certificate of Merit 
11; Whos Who Among American High 
School Students 11; Governors Honors 


Program Nominee 10; Senior Class 
Representative; National High School 
Math Exam 10; United States Math 
Award 12; Song:*The Dance. 
Collins, Chris (C-Squared)  10-1-73 
 Libra. Song:Forever My Lady. 
Combes, Amy  10-28-73  Scorpio. 
Song:*Here and Now. 

Conaway, Donzaleigh (Leigh-lee)  3- 
11-74 - Pisces. TAP 9-10; Pep Club 11- 
12; Honor Band Society 9-12; March- 
ing Band 9-12. Song:Its So Hard To 
Say Goodbye. 

Coons, Timothy L. (Tim)  1-24-74 
 Aquarius. Spanish Club 10-11; Ad- 
vanced Chorus 9-12; Booster Club 9- 
12; Mercer Upward Bound 9-12; Geor- 
gia Southern Outstanding Black Geogia 
A. Scholar 11. Song:*When Im With 
You. 

Cooper, Alexis Jeniel (J.C.)  12-26- 
73 - Capricorn. Beta 11-12; Student 
Council 9; Symphonic Band 9-12; 
Marching Band 9-12, Drum Major 10- 
12; TAP 9; Pep Club 10-12. 
Song:Uhh Ahh. 

Copeland, Gary  11-13-73  Scor- 
pio. DECA 12; Wrestling 9; Baseball 9. 
Song:Everything I Do (I Do It For 
You.) 

Cornelius, Nick (Neno)  9-28-72  
Libra. VICA; Touchdown Club 10-12; 
Pep Club 9-12. Song:*Pop That .. . 
Cox, Lisa Marie (Twig)  1 1-27-74  
Sagitarius. Cosmetology Club 10-11. 
Song:*Rush, Rush. 

Crafter, Gregory L. (T-Roy)  7-25- 
74  Leo. Computer 9; Beta 9-12; 
Math Team 9; FBLA 10-12; Honor 
Roll 9-11. Song:Stay. 

Cross, Amelia Desree (Amy)  3-12- 
74  Pisces. Key Club 10-12,(Vice 
President); Pricipals List 11; Art Club 
12. Song:*Spellbound. 


Daniel, Lonnie (Shorty)  10-4-73  
Libra. Honor Roll 10-11; VICA 12; 
FHA 12. Song:Im Ready. 

Daniely, Charlie (Dopeman)  10-16- 
73 - Libra. Marching Band 10-12; Jazz 
Band 11-12. Song:For Only One 
Night. 

Danielly, Tabatha (Tab)  6-8-73  
Gemini. FHA 9; DECA 11-12; Spanish 
Club 11-12. Song:Just Me and You. 
Darley, Jessica Danielle  1-4-74  
Capricorn, FHA 9; Octagon 10; FBLA 
11; Cosmetology 12. Song:Everything 
I Do (I Do It For You). 

Darsey, Tracy  2-2-74  Aquarius. 
Octagon 9; Spanish Club 10; Key Club 
11; DECA 12. Song:I'll Be By Your 
Side. 

Daugherty, Jawana Darcelle (J.D.)  
2-16-74 - Aquarius. Pep Club 9; Perfect 
Attendence 9-10; TAP 10-12; March- 
ing Band 9-12; Drum Major 11-12; 
Class Representative 1 1-12; Honor Roll 
11-12; Band Honor Society 9-12; 
Sweetheart Coronation 9-10; Outstand- 
ing Marcher 9-12. Song:Just Me and 
You. 





Davis, Patrick (Pat)  7-6-74  Can- 
cer. Whos Who Among High School 
Students 10-12; Marching Band 9-10; 
Annual Staff 10,12; Spanish Club 11; 
Newspaper 11-12. Song:*Fairweather 
Friend. 

Davis, Selena (Low Rider)  7-2-73 
 Cancer. VOCA 10. Song:Its So 
Hard To Say Goodbye. 

Dennis, Letashya (Short T)  4-5-74 - 
Aries. Beta Club 9-12; Math Team 9- 
10,12; TAP 10-12; Mu Alpha Theta 
11-12, Secretary 12; Band Honor So- 
ciety 10-12, Secretary 11; Marching 
Band 9-12, Drum Major 12, Drill Sarge- 
ant 12; Concert Band 9; Symphonic 
Band 10-11; Principal's List 9-12; Uni- 
versity of Georgia Certificate of Merit 
11; Whos Who Among American High 
School Students 11; Outstanding Black 
Scholar 11; Outstanding Marcher 10- 
12; Governors Honors Program Nom- 
inee 10-11; Senior Class Representive 
12; Junior Fellowship Award 11. 
Song: Always. 

Dent, Robert J. (Rodent)  | 1-27-73 - 
Sagitarius. VOCA; VICA. 
Song:Mandatory Suicide. 

Dial, Tamara (Tami)  11-24-71  
Sagitarius. Honor Roll 10-12; Junior 
Class Representative 11; Junior Assis- 
tant 11; Outstanding Student of Mar- 
keting Education 11; DECA 12, Vice 
President. 

Dixon, Michael (Mikey)  10-19-73 
 Libra. Perfect Attendance 9; Honor 
Roll 9; Beta 9; Soccer 9-10; Principals 
List 10; Tennis Team 11; Junior Guide 
11; Science Club 11; Spanish Club 11. 
Song:Everything I Do (I Do It For 
You). 

Driskell, Antonio (Tony)  4-5-74  
Pisces. Song:Lets Chill. 

Duncan, Dazoan Shametta (Day-Day) 
 9-6-73 - Leo. Class Representative 
11. Song:Baby Im Ready. 

Duncan, Terrilyn (Nikki)  9-25-73 
 Libra. Marching Band 9-12. 
Song:Tender Kisses. 

Durham, Bridget  3-17-74  Pisces. 
Honor Roll 9-10; Pep Club 9-11; Beta 
Club 11-12; FBLA 12. Song:*It's So 
Hard To Say Goodbye. 


Earwood, Kristy  2-20-73  Pisces. 
Octagon 10; DECA 11-12. 

Easton, Jeff (Captain Beyond)  8-12- 
71  Leo. Song:Ballad of Dwight 


Frye. 


Faulk, Quenell Lachell (Lachell)  4- 
17-73 - Aries. Song:**You and Me. 
Finch, Curtis (Cool C)  10-8-72  
Libra. Song:**Pop That . . . 

Foskey, Brandan (Fozgate)  | 1-9-72 
 Scorpio. VICA 11-12. Song:"*Sweet 
Home Alabama. 

Foster, Tonya  6-4-74  Gemini. 
TAP 10; Beta 10-12; VICA 12. 
Song:Just You and Me. 

Fuller, Nikki- -7-30-73  Leo. Honor 


Roll 10; DECA 12. Song:*So Amaz- 
ing. 


Glover, Taquita (Lil Bit)  5-22-74 
 Gemini. Chorus 9-10; Whos Who 
Among American High School Stu- 
dents 10; Computer Club 11; Track 11- 
12; Basketball Trainer 12; Pep Club 9- 
12. Song:Me and You. 

Goff, Tarik (Da-Goff)  6-16-73  
Gemini. Marching Band 9-12; Concert 
Band 9-12. Song:*Pop That... 
Green, Timothy (Mr.Do Right)  
2-28-74 - Pisces. Band 9-11; Track 10- 
12; Basketball 10-12; Pep Club 10-11; 
Y-Club 10; Computer Club 9; Band 
Honor Society 9-11. Song:*Lonely 
Heart. 

Greene, Toraino (Darryl)  8-7-73  
Leo. Song: Forever My Lady. 
Griffin, LaShondia (Shun-Shun)  
12-2-73 - Sagitarius. Honor Roll 9,11- 
12; Pep Club 9-11; Drill Team 10; Prin- 
cipal's List 10; Homecoming Court 10- 
11; Student Council 10-12; Beta Club 
11-12; FBLA 12. Song:It's So Hard 
To Say Goodbye. 

Griner, Catrina (Pookie)  5-28-72  
Gemini. Chorus 9-12. Song:*When I'm 
With You. 

Gunter, Parrish (Slim)  1-5-74  
Capricorn. FHA 9; Pep Club 10-11. 
Song:*Special. 


Hadaway, Deonne Renee (Dee)  3-3- 
74  Pisces. Principals List 10; Key 
Club 11-12; Honor Roll 11. 
Song:Everything I Do (I Do It For 
You). 

Hall, Dwayne (Wankie)  11-8-74  
Scorpio. Song:*Ooh Ahh. 

Hall, Katherine (KAT)  4-11-73  
Aries. Honor Roll 11; FBLA 11-12. 
Song:*When I See You Smile. 
Hancock, Brandee Nicole  3-7-74  
Pisces. Key Club 10, Treasurer 11, Sec- 
retary 12; Montage 11 ; Pricipals List 
11; Georgia Power Honor Certificate of 
Achievement 10; Varsity Tennis 11. 
Song:Everything I Do (I Do It For 
You). 

Harden, LaTonya (Tonya)  1-7-74 
 Capricorn. Marching Band 9-12; 
Drum Major 12; Outstanding Marcher 
10-12; Honor Roll 10; Principal's List 
11. Song:It's So Hard To Say Good- 


bye. 

+: ly Cartisia Shewain (Teesa) 
 7-12-73 - Cancer. Song:Me and 
You. 

Henderson, Priscilla D. (Cilla)  7- 
14-74 - Cancer. Spanish Club 10, Pres- 
ident 11; Whos Who Among American 
High School Students 10-11; Junior 
Class Representative 11; Pep Club 9. 
Song:*Just Me and You. 

Hendrick, Wesley (Mr. Good Bar)  
12-8-72 - Sagitarius. VOCA 9,11. 
Song:*Dead Skin Mask. 

Hill, LaTarsha Nicole (Nikki)  1-8- 
74 - Capricorn. Girls Basketball 9-10; 


Girls Varsity Track 9-10. 

Hill, Sabrina Kewran (Brina)  7-27- 
74  Leo. Honor Roll 9; Principal's 
List 10-11; Beta 11-12; TAP 10-11; 
Marching Band 11-12; Band Honor So- 
ciety 9-12; DECA 12. Song:I Can't 
Wait Another Minute. 

Hill, Teresa (Resa)  2-26-73  Pi- 
sces. Key Club 10-11; Student Council 
11; Basketball 9; Tennis 9-11; Library 
Assistant 10-11; Y-Club 12; DECA 12. 
Song:*Unchained Melody. 

Hinson, Sherry Lynn (Roadrunner) 
 8-1-73  Leo. Song:I Give All My 
Love To You. 

Holtzclaw, Jody (Jodine)  6-15-74  
Gemini. Pep Club 9; Junior Varsity 
Cheerleader 9; Georgia Power Certif- 
icate of Merit 10; Honor Roll 10,12; 
Goofy Goblin 11-12; Key Club 11, 
Treasurer 12; Student Council, Direc- 
tor 11, Complex Vice President 12; 
Womanless Beauty Pageant 11-12; Who 
Who's Among American High School 
Students 11-12; Varsity Tennis 11-12; 
Annual Staff 11, Computer Editor 12; 
Blood Drive Chairman 12. Song:*Its 
So Hard To Say Goodbye. 

Howard, Latasha (Tee)  10-22-72  
Libra. TAP 9; Pep Club 11. Song:*I 
Give All My Love To You. 


Jackson, Altovise G. (Visa)  7-27-72 
 Leo. Pep Club 9-10; CBE 10. 
Song:So Much Love. 

Jackson, Jarvis (J- Money)  5-11-74 
 Taurus. Song:Niggaz 4 Life. 
James, Tandy (Tator Tot)  2-1-74  
Aquarius. FBLA 11-12. Song:The 
Love Of A Lifetime. 

Jarrell, Tricia  4-6-73  Aries. Pep 
Club 9-12; Basketball 9-12; Girls Track 
9-12; TAP 11-12; Whos Who Among 
American High School Students 11. 
Song:*Stay. 

Jefferson, Bronwyn (B.J)  9-10-74 
 Virgo. Beta 9-10; Varsity Cheerlead- 
er 11-12; Honor Roll 9-11; Whos Who 
Among American High School Stu- 
dents 10-11; Student Council, Senior 
Class Director 12; All Star Cheerleader. 
Song:*With You. 

Johnson, April Lizette (Half Pint)  
9-10-72 - Virgo. Superior Ratings In 
Solo Ensemble; Superior Ratings In 
Voice Competition; 3 Years Allstate 
Choirs. Song:*Millions. 

Johnson, Marsha (Tootie)  6-7-73  
Gemini. Cosmetology Club 11-12. 
Song:I'll Give All My Love To You. 
Jones, David  11-7-72  Scorpio. 
Wrestling Team 9-10. 

Jones, Kimberly (Kim)  9-5-73  
Virgo. FBLA. Song:When Im With 
You. 

Jones, Lakisha (Shorty)  9-6-73  
Virgo. Honor Roll 10; Pep Club 12. 
Song:"How Can You Hurt The One 
You Love? 

Jones, Yoshunda Anitre (Yo-Yo)  2- 
17-74 - Aquarius. Beta 9-12; Marching 
Band 9-12; Band Honor Society 9-12; 
Upward Bound 11-12; Mu Alpha Theta 
11-12; Whos Who Among American 
High School Students 11; Governor 
Honors Program Nominee 9; Princi- 
pals List 9-11; University of Georgia 


Certificate of Merit 11. Song:Always 
And Forever. 


King, Darrell D. (Hitman)  3-23-73 
 Aries. Song:Just You And Me. 
Knight, Latanganier (Tangie)  5-29- 
74  Gemini. VICA 11. Song:*Its So 
Hard To Say Goodbye. 

Krummrich, David  1-24-73  
Aquarius. 


Lamb, Damiso (Mese)  12-6-74  
Sagitarius. Song:Lets Chill Remix. 
Lavette, Karma RaChelle (Poonley) 
 1-15-74 - Capricorn. Band Honor 
Society 10-12; Tap 10-12; Pep 11-12; 
Honor Roll 10. Song:Just Me and 
You. 

Linder, Anita Lynette (Lynn)  3-14- 
74  Pisces. Pep Club 9; DECA 12. 
Song:* Always. 

Livingston, Michelle Lynn (Mick-Lil 
Bit) - 12-11-73  Sagitarius. Cheer- 
leading 9; Beta 9-10; Beginning Choir 
10; Concert Choir 11. Song:*Rush, 
Rush. 

Long, Frank (Ol Sweatness)  5-31- 
74  Gemini. VICA ih 
Song:*Armageddon It. 

Lowe, Anthony (Lowe Dawg)  Cap- 
ricorn. FBLA 10-11; VICA 11-12. 
Song:O.P.P. 

Lucas, Charles A. Jr. (Luke)  4-2-73 
 Aries. Outstanding Marcher 9-12; 
Outstanding Jazz Muscian 11-12; Band 
President. Song:'The Blues. 

Lynn, Lora Miranda (Skeeter)  8-1 7- 
74  Leo. Key Club 11; DECA 12. 
Song:The Search Is Over. 


Marter, Shiqueta (Queta)  3-11-73 
 Pisces. Song:It Aint Over Until Its 
Over. 

Matthews, Sandy Tanya (Red)  4-20- 
73  Taurus. Perfect Attendance 9- 
10. Song: Always. 

McCrorey, Rene (Jap)  7-11-74  
Cancer. Student Council 9-10; Beta 9; 
National Honor Society 10-11; French 
Club 10-11; Math Team 9-11; Drill 
Team 9; Jazzette 11; Majorette 12; Sci- 
ence Club 11. Song:Optimistic. 
McElroy, Autavia Antionette (Tater) 
 10-8-73 - Libra. VOCA 12. 
Song:How Can You Hurt The One 
You Love? 

McKinney, Tiffany Chanel (Tip)  4- 
28-74 - Taurus. Pep Club 9-12, Sec- 
retary 11; Honor Roll 11; Basketball 
10-12; Softball 10-12; Track 10-12. 


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Song:*Can You Stop The Rain? 
McKinnon, Kimberly D.  4-14-74  
Aries. Chorus 9-10; Junior Varsity 
Cheerleader 10-11; FBLA 12. 
Song:Thinking Back. 

Meeks, John (I.W.B.)  12-8-73  
Sagitarius. Song:Primal Scream. 
Miley, Debeshia Lasharma (Beshia)  
1-13-74 - Capricorn. i Club 9; Drill 
Team 9; Cheerleader 10. 
Song:**Tender Kisses. 

Mishoe, Beth  5-5-74  Taurus. 
Song:Everything I Do (I Do It For 
You). 

Moore, Kristy  8-23-74  Virgo. 
FHA 9; Octagon 10; Cosmetology 11- 
12; DECA 12; Junior Class Represen- 
tative. Song:"Can I Count On You. 
Moran, Elderidge Corley. (C-Mor)  
3-13-74 - Pisces. FBLA 10-12; Varsity 
Tennis 11-12; Honor Roll 10-12. 
Song:Forever My Lady. 

Morgan, Ronnie (Pee Wee)  7-25-72 
 Leo. VICA. Song:Just Me and 
You. 

Moran, Jimmy Jr. (Jam)  2-19-74  
Pisces. Beta 9-11; Band 9-12. 
Song:When Will I See You Smile 
Again. 

Mosley, Suhir (Smiles)  Capricorn. 
FHA 9; VICA 12. Song:*Good Love. 
Muff, Tellara (Tera)  10-26-73  
Scorpio. Just Say No Club 9; Teens 
Against Pregnancy 10; Pep Club 11. 
Song:In Your Eyes. 

Mullis, Christopher (Chris)  2-2-74 
 Aquarius. Art Club9-10; Football 9; 
Montage 11; Chess Club 11. 
Song:*Dont Look Back." 

Myers, Deloria Delecia (Dee Dee)  7- 
31-72 - Virgo. FHA; Chorus 9-12. 
Song:*So Much Love. 


Nations, Robert (Alex)  5-17-74  
Taurus. Science Club 11; Spanish Club 
11-12; Tennis Team 12. Song:*The 
Flame. 

Nelson, Karletha Michelle (Karla)  
1-27-74 - Aquarius. Band Honor So- 
ciety 9-12; Homecoming Representa- 
tive 9; Student Council, Treasurer 9; 
TAP 9; Project Link 9; Majorette 9-12; 
Beta 9-10, Vice President 11, President 
12, State Beta Secretary 12; Pep Club 
10-12; Georgia Power Certificate of 
Merit 10-12; Georgia Power Oratorical 
Contest  3rd Place 11; Principals 
List 9-11; Perfect Attendence 9-11; 
Math Team 11; Mu Alpha Theta 11-12; 
Who's Who Among American High 
School Students 10; Peer Counselor 1 1- 
12; Governor's Honors Nominee 10; 
Junior Guide 11; University of Georgia 
Certificate of Merit 11. Song:So Much 
Love. 

Nelson, Yakima (Boochie)  12-1-74 
 Sagitarius. Cheerleader 9; J.V. 
Cheerleader, Captain 10; Varsity 
Cheerleader 11-12; Pep Club, Vice 
President 12. Song:Just You And 
Me. 

Newberry, Wendy Michelle (Pooh, 
Window) - 5-23-74  Gemini. Octagon 
Club 9; Spanish Club 10; Honor Roll 
10; Key Club 11-12; Goofy Goblin 12; 
Gordon College Humanities Represen- 
tative 12. Song:*You Are Everything. 
Newton, Danyelle (Nani)  12-17-73 
 Sagitarius. Pep Club 9-12; Chorus 
10; Advance Performance Chorus 11; 
Junior Class Representative 11; VICA 


72  Senior Directory 


12. Song:*My Name Is Not Susan. 
Morris, Robert Jr. (Snoodle)  10-24- 
71  Libra. Computer Club 9; Ad- 
vance Chorus 10-12; Just Say No Club 
10; Honor Roll 11; Y- Club 11-12. 
Song:Opposite Attracts. 

Nugent, Amy (Nuggett)  9-28-73  
Libra. Student Council Representative 
9; Junior Class Representative 11. 
Song:*Letting Go. 


ONeal, Shanta (Ta-Ta)  6-29-73  
Cancer. Tap 9-11; Pep Club 12; Ma- 
jorette, Co-Captain 10-11, Captain 12. 
Song:Please Dont Go Away. 
O'Neal Shelley (Shell-Bone)  9-27- 
73  Libra. Civinettes 10; Key Club 
11-12; Honor Roll 9-12. 
Song:Everything I Do (I Do It For 
You. 


Palmer, Antonio  8-26-74  Virgo. 
Spanish Club 11. Song:*How To 
Servive In South Central. 

Palmer, Sheckeela (Kee-Kee)  6-1-74 
 Taurus. Song:Forever My Lady. 
Patat, Daniel Gregory (Patat)  | 1-9- 
73 - Scorpio. Key Club 12; Beta 9-12; 
Football 9-12; Baseball 9-12; Wrestling 
9; Principals List 10; Honor Roll 11. 
Song:The First Time. 

Patel, Sunita (Suni)  6-1-74  Tau- 
rus. 

Patterson, Lachelle (Chelle)  2-24 - 
72 - Pisces.Song:*How Can You Hurt 
The One You Love? 

Peacock, Michelle (Chelle)  9-3-73 
 Virgo. Song:*The Rose. 

Peugh, Kristi Lynn (Red)  12-20-73 
- Sagttarius. Octagon Club 9; Civinettes 
10; Sophomore Class Director 10; Com- 
plex Director 11; Complex Chief of 
Staff 12; Cheerleader 9; Varsity Cheer- 
leader 12; Student Council 10-12; Su- 
pervision Representative 9-12; Honor 
Roll 9-11; Principals List 11; Who's 
Who Among American High School 
Students 11; Sweetheart Coronation 9- 
10; Beta 10-12; Mu Alpha Theta 11-12; 
United States National Mathmatics 
Award 10-11; Georgia Certificate of 
Merit 10-12; Governors Honors Nom- 
inee 10. Song:Shiny Happy People. 
Pitts, Juli Amanda (Manda)  2-14-74 
 Aquarius. Honor Roll 9-10; Perfect 
Attendence 10-11; VICA 12; Whos 
Who Among American High School 
Students 11. Song:Love Takes Time. 
Pyers, Samantha (Sam)  2-15-74  
Aquarius. FHA 10; Cosmetology 11-12; 
DECA 11; FBLA 12. Song:Everything 
I Do (I Do It For You). 


Raines, LaTonya (Tonya)  9-22-73 
 Virgo. Beta 9-12; Leo Club 10-12; 
FBLA 11-12; Perfect Attendance 9-12; 
Who's Who Among American High 
School Students 11-12; University of 
Georgia Certificate of Merit 11; Junior 
Guide 11; Peer Counselor 12; Honor 
Roll 9; Principals List 10-12; American 
Legion Auxiliary Girl's State 11. 
Song:Just Me And You. 

Register, Lori Rekell (Skido)  5-20- 
73 - Taurus. Octagon 10; DECA 11-12. 
Song:*Friends in Low Places. 
Rhodes, Noreen (Honey Cake)  1- 
22-74 Aquarius. VOCA 12. 
Song:Your Love. 

Richard, DeAndra Nicole (De)  8-9- 
74  Leo. Perfect Attendance 9; Beta 
Club 9-10; Mu Alpha Theta 11-12, 
Treasurer 12; TAP 10-12, President 
10; Pep Club 9; Whos Who Among 
American High School Students 11; 
Governors Honors Program Nominee 
10; Annual Staff 10; Spanish Club 11; 
Jr. City Council 10-11; Outstanding 
Black Georgia 11; Class Representative 
9-12; Marching Band 9-12, Assistant 
Secretary 10, Drill Sergeant 11-12, 
Spirit Leader 11-12, Outstanding 
Marcher 10-12; Symphonic Band 11; 
Concert Band 9-12; Band Honor So- 
ciety 10-12, Spirit Leader; Presidential 
Academic Fitness Award 9-12; National 
Merit 11-12; Honor Roll 9-12; Prin- 
cipals List 10; Cosmetology Club 12; 
Key Club 12. Song: Addictive Love. 
Richard, Dolphanie (Dee)  9-27-72 
 Libra. Song:Can You Stop The 
Rain. 

Rigo, Andrea Marie (Shorty)  5-7-74 
 Taurus. Spanish Club 10; FBLA 12. 
Song:When Will I See You Smile 
Again. 

Rivers, Shenelle M.  10-21-73  
Libra. Pep Club 9-10; Basketball 9-10; 
Track 10-12; Varsity Cheerleader 11, 
Captain 12; Computer Club President 
11-12; Chorus 9-10. Song:So Much 
Love. 

Roberts, Kevin L. (Rob)  1-1-73  
Capricorn. Song:*There You Go Tell- 
ing Me No. 

Rouse, LaShonia Antionette (Shonia) 
 4-23-74 - Taurus. TAP 9-12; VOCA 
11; Whos Who Among American High 
School Students 11; DECA 12; Teen 
Community Representative 11-12. 
Song:How Can You Hurt The One 
You Love? 

Rummel, Laura P. (Poo Girl)  2-18- 
74 - Aquarius. Beta 9-10; Sweetheart 
Coronation 9-10; Honor Roll 9; Stu- 
dent Council 11-12, Representative 9- 
10, Secretary 11-12, Junior Assistant 
11; Cosmetology 10-12, Secretary 
10,12; Whos Who Among American 
High School Students 10-11; J.V. 
Cheerleading 10, Varsity 11-12; Project 
Link 11; Key Club 11; Goofy Goblin 11; 
Homecoming 11-12; Soccer Manager 
10; Georgia Power Certificate Of Merit 
9. Song:*I Adore Mi Amore. 


Sark, Stephanie Shawn (Shawn)  7- 
2-73  Cancer. Key Club 11-12; Show 
Choir 11-12; Sweetheart Coronation 
11. Song:Ill Be There. 

Searcy, LaTasha (Tasha)  11-20-73 


 Scorpio. FBLA 11-12. Song:*Me 
And You. 

Seldon, Tenica Rena (2-Key)  4-4-73 
 Aries. Pep Club; DCT. Song:"There 
You Go Telling Me No Again. 
Sharpe, Tim (T.Sharpe)  9-17-73  
Virgo. Varsity Football 9-12; Varsity 
Baseball 9,12; B-Team Basketball 10; 
FBLA; Spanish Club; Tennis Team. 
Song:Uhh Ahh. 

Simmons, Micheal E. Jr.(Little Mike) 
 1-2-73 - Capricorn. VICA 11, 
Song:Forever My Lady. 

Slaughter, Jolene  12-31-73  Cap- 
ricorn. Octagon Club 10; Key Club 11- 
12; Soccer 11-12; Softball 11-12; Stu- 
dent Council 11-12; Mock Trial 11-12; 
Latin Club 12. 

Slocumb, Angela Denise (Neyas)  
10-24- Scorpio. VOCA 12, 
Song:Here And Now. 

Smith, Carrie  4-28-73  Taurus. 
Song:Friends In Low Places. 

Smith, Rearcous (Rea)  4-2-74  
Aries. Principal's List 9-12; Beta 9-12; 
Tap 11-12; Chorus 9-11; Show Choir 
10-11; DECA 12; Most Outstanding 
Chorus Member 9-11; Most Outstand- 
ing Show Choir Member 10; Who's 
Who Among American High School 
Students 10-11; Erskine Fellow 11; 
Georgia Certificate Of Merit 11; Out- 
standing Black Scholars Award 11; P.C 
Junior Fellow 11; United States Math- 
ematics Award Nominee 10. 
Song:When I'M With You. 

Smith, Terrance  11-4-74  Scor- 
pio. Beta 9-12, Treasurer 12; Honor 
Roll 9; Principal's List 10-12; Who's 
Who Among American High School 
Students 11-12; Computer Club 9-10, 
Parliamentarian 10; FBLA 11-12; An- 
nual Staff 10; Footbal! 10-12; Baseball 
9; Soccer 10-12, Rookie Of The Year 
10; Student Council, Vice President 11- 
12, Director 12; Perfect Attendance 9- 
12; Junior Guide 11; Junior City Coun- 
cil 11-12; Governors Honors Program 
Nominee 10-11; Georgia Power Ora- 
torical Contest- Ist place, 3rd place; 
FBLA Impromptu Speaking Contest 
(Region)  2nd place, State  5th 
place; High School All American Stu- 
dent; Project Link 12; U.S. Senate 
Youth Program Nominee 12; Georgia 
College Black Youth And Business Pro- 
gram 12; Mr. Southwest; All American 
Scholar; Mu Alpha Theta 12. 
Song:Forever My Lady. 

Spry, Trisa Yolanda (Treet)  6-19- 
74  Gemini. Song:Its So Hard To 
Say Good-Bye. 

Stallworth, Quatique Monique 
(Teekee Stallworth)  6-16-73  
Gemini. VICA 12; Pep Club 10-11. 
Song:*Always. 

Stamps, Vanessa (Van S.)  9-24-73 
 Libra. Principal's List 9-11; i 
Certificate Of Merit 11; Flag Corps Su- 
perstar Nominee 11; American Hi 
School Mathematics Exam 11; Sow 
west Sweetheart Nominee 11; Advance 
Chorus 9; Beta 11-12;Annual Staff 12; 
Whos Who Among American High 
School Students 10-11; Band Aid 9; 
United States Mathematics Award 11; 
Flag Corp 11; FBLA 12. Song:No 
Matter What You Do. 

Stephens, Ametress (Nikki)  5-31-73 
 Gemini. Song:My Name Is Not Su- 
san. 

Stiles, James (Big Stiles)  10-15-73 
 Virgo. Football 9-12; Key Club 12. 
Song:It's So Hard To Say Good-Bye. 
Stone, Alyssa Hesper  12-30-73  
Capricorn. 





Honor Roll 11. Song:I'll Give All 
My Love To You. 

Story, Latasha (Tasha) 6-8-74 - 
Gemini. Majorette 10-12; Leo Club 
11; FHA 12; Who's Who Among 
American High School Students 12. 
Song:"Don't Go. 


Tackett, Roger E. (Torch  Dino) 
 1-18-74 Capricorn. Annual 
Staff 10-11; Student Council 10; Oc 
tagon Club 9; Key Club 10,12. 
Taylor, Felicia Lushun (Flea Bug) 
 10-2-74 - Libra. Beta Club 9-10; 
Mu Alpha Theta 12; TAP 10,12; 
Class Representative 10,12; Junior 
Varsity Math Team 9-11, Varsity 
12; Sweetheart Coronation 9; Lit- 
erary Bow] 10-12; Junior Guide 11; 
SW Marching Band 9-12; Concert 
Band 9; Band Librarian 11; Drill 
Sergeant 12; Jazz Ensemble Vocalist 
10; Band Honor Society 9-12; Ex- 
cellent Rating Bibb County Solo and 
Ensemble; Whos Who Among 
American High School Students 11; 
Young Georgia's Writers Exposi- 
tion  School Winner 10; Optimist 
Club Essay Contest School Win- 
ner 10; Bibb County Social Science 
Fair  2nd place 10; United States 
MathematicsAward Nominee 9; 
Georgia Certificate Of Merit Recip- 
ient 11; Outstanding Black Georgia 
Scholar 11; Principal's List 9-10,12. 
Song:"I Can't Wait Another Min- 
ute. 

Taylor, Zandra 3-6-74 Pisces. 
Leo 11; Band 9-12. Song:*Me And 
You. 

Thomas, Adonis Leon (AD) 9- 
18-73  Virgo. Student Council 9; 
Optimas Club Oral Contest Winner; 
Band; Track; Football; Pep Club. 
Song:"If Only For One Night. 
Thomas, Cutina (Tina) 12-18-72 
 Sagittarius. Song:Are You Still 
In Love With Me. 

Thomas, Kevin Bernard (Kai-Tei) 
 9-20-74 - Virgo. Marching Band 
9-12, Drill Sergeant 11-12; Jazz 
Band 10-12; Math Team 10-12; 
Beta 9-10; Class Representative 11; 
Outstanding Jazz Muscician 11; 
Honor Roll 9-11; Principal's List 12; 
Spanish Club 11-12; TAP 11-12; 
Key Club 12; Teen Community 
Representative 11; GHP Science 
Nominee 10; Symphonic Band 9-11; 
Concert Band 12; Band Honor So- 
ciety 9-12. Song:*You Didn't Give 
Up On Me. 

Thompkins, KaJuana (Smooth 
Black)  12-9-73 - Sagittarius. 
Band 9-10; Majorette 10-12; Honor 
Roll10. Song:*You And I. 


Upton, Chris David (Gangsta)  4-6- 
73  Aries. Band 9-12; Jazz Band 9,12; 
Honor Roll 11; Junior Guide 11; News- 
paper Staff 12; Beta 9; Soccer 12; Prin- 
cipals List 12; Key Club 12. 
Song:Comfortably Numb. 


Vickers Eric DeWayne (Egg Man) -4- 
25-73 - Taurus. VICA; Touch Down 
Club, MVP 2 Years. Song:Better 
Have My Money. 


Walker, Christopher (Big Boy C) 
Computer Club 9; Pep Club 11; FBLA 
12; Band 9-12; Jazz Ensemble 10-12; 
Outstanding Jazz Muscician 11-12 
Song: Please Don't Go. 

Warren, Shaquitta LaShae (Quitt 
Baby) 10-9-73 Libra. Southwest 
Marching Banb 9-12; Band Honor So- 
ciety 9-12; TAP 9-10,12; Pep Club 11- 
12; Eight Years Perfect Attendance; 
Beta 12; Class Representative 12; Con- 
cert Band 9-10; Symphonic Band 11-12; 
Whos Who Among American High 
School Students 11. Song:*Uhh Ahh. 
Washington, Yasmin Desiree (Big 
Cheeks-Baby Girl) 3-30-74 Ari- 
es. TAP 10-12, President 9,11; Beta 9- 
; Mu Alpha Theta 11-12, President 
; Georgia Certificate Of Merit 11; 
Annual Staff 12; Most Improved Pho- 
tographer At Georgia Tech 12; South- 
west Marching Band 9-12; Drill Ser- 
geant 12; Outstanding Marcher 11-12; 
Class Representative 11-12; Junior 
Guide 11; Principal's List 9-10,12; 
Honor Roll 11; Whos Who Among 
American High School Students 11; 
Band Honor Society 9-12; Math Team 
9-12; Earth Club 10; Governors Honors 
Program Nominee 9; Symphonic Band 
10-12; Concert Band 9; Bibb County 
Social Science Fair, Honorable Mention 
10; Georgia Power Speech Contest Fi- 
nalist, 2nd Place 12. Song:*Uhh Ahh. 
Watkins, Melody Lakeshia  8-7-74 
 Leo. VICA 12; Pep Club 9-11; 
Marching Band 9-12; Concert Band 9- 
12. Song:I Adore Mi Amore. 
Watson, Veronica (Scooter)  8-25-74 
 Virgo. Song:Its So Hard To Say 
Goodbye. 

Welker, Tommy  11-9-73  Sag- 
ittarius. Song:Louisana Saturday 
Night. 

Whipple, Latricia (Tricia)  2-21-74 
 Pisces. Student Council 10. 
Song:Forever My Lady. 

Wiggins, Wanda  12-13-73  Sag- 
ittarius. Beta Club 9-11; Newspaper 
Staff 9-10; ROTC 10-11; Science Club 
9; Student Council, Vice President 9; 
French Club. Song:"A House Is Not A 
Home. 

Wilcher, Jon (Big Wil)  7-9-73  
Cancer. Football 9-12. Song:Slave To 
The Grind. 

Wilcher, Robin W.  7-9-73  Can- 
cer. Art Club 12; Song:She Goes 
Down. 

Wilder, Jeffery Jonathan (Light)  2- 
20-74 - Pisces. Octagon 9; Beta Club 9- 
12; Honor Roll 9-11; Principals List 
10; Key Club 10-12; Soccer Team 9-12; 
Golf Team 10; Tennis Team 11; Peer 
Helper 11-12; Junior Guide 11; Student 


12 
12 


Council 9-10; Annual Staff 11; Class 
Representative 11; Macon Junior City 
Council 10. 
Wilder, Patricia Renee (Overdrive) 
1-20-74 - Capricorn. Beta Club 9-12; 
Student Council, Treasurer 9, Vice 
President 10; Octagon 9; Key Club 11; 
Civinettes 10; Annual Staff 11, Business 
Manager 12; Goofy Goblin 12; Home- 
coming Court 9-10; Sweetheart Coro 
nation 9-10; Peer Counselor 11-12; 
Project Link 9; Principals List 9-12; 
Mu Alpha Theta 11-12; Junior Guide 
11; Who's Who Among American High 
School Students 11; University of Geor- 
gia Certificate of Merit 
Song: Unbelievable. 
Williams, Kimberly (Elmira)  8-3-74 
Leo. Spanish 10, Treasurer 10, Vice 
President 11; Latin Club 11-12; Earth 
Club 10; Key Club 11-12; Chess Club 
11-12; Math Team 12; Honor Roll 10- 
11; Junior Assistant 11; Junior Class 
Representative 11; Soccer Team 11-12. 
Song:Angel, Angel, Down We Go To- 
gether. 
Willis, Chris 9-15-72 
Song:Smoke On Water. 
Wilson, Rita Aquarius. Song:*Baby 
I'm Ready. 
Wimberly, Tina (Ms. Thickness) ] 
29-74 - Aquarius. Pep Club 9-12 
Winegeart, Nicole Brandi (Nikki- 
Cole) 5-5-73 - Taurus. VOCA 11-12, 
Treasurer 11. Song:Love Thy Will Be 


Virgo. 


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Done. 

Woodard, Tonya La-Kesha (Buffy)  

9-20-72 Virgo. VOCA 10-12. 

Song:*Just Me And You. 

Worriels, Trinada (Pooney) 6-3-74 
Gemini. TAP 11; Whos Who 

Among American High School Stu- 

dents 11. Song:When Will I See You 

Smile Again? 

Wright, LaShawna (Slim) 11-29-73 

- Sagittarius. TAP 9-10; Pep Club 11; 

Band Honor Society 9-12. 

Song:*Forever My Lady. 

Wright, Richard (Rich)  1-29-73  

Aquarius. Just Say No Club 9. Song:"I 

Want To Sex You Up. 

Wyche, Theresa M. (Smooth Black) - 

2-4-74 - Aquarius. Pep Club 9,11-12; 

Newspaper Staff 11-12; Cheerleading 

9-10. 


Yates, Matilda 9-13-73 Virgo. 
Advance Concert 9; Advance Sym- 
phonic 10-11; Spanish Club 9. 
Song:*Lonely Heart. 


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BEST 
FRIENDS 
FOREVER! 


Angela Marie Coleman 
and 


Cynthia Dale Chapman 


Acie / Answa Peanut / Cindy C. 


Throwing notes * Ditches * Rollin Blazers * Michaels House- Michael and Bill -Stairs * 
Mall-M&B * Ding Ding Ding * Chasing the baseball players * Acies house-M&B * Dog 
House * Weekends at Cindys * Party at Lake Tobosofkee * Skiing * Sharing boyfriends * 
Cherry Blossom Street Party * Waffle House * Prom-Michael and Drew * Fair-Drew * AP 
Study session * Racing down Eisenhower * Whos turn to drive? * Sheriff! * Bs * Js * 
Chick-fil-A * Look at that guys butt! * Baskin Robbins-can I have another spoon? * 
Tobosofkee * Tatnall Football games * Junk food * Labyrinth * Burger King * Pet Land * 
Jeffreys Party * Chucks Pool-Chuck and Jeffrey * Kroger * Frozen Pizza * GET A CLUE! * 
Greg B. * Dr. Pepper * Fountain Too * zippers * Perry Fair * Paddleboats * Brian C. * 
Finchers * S.A.T.- Shoneys-Acie following Jeff T. * Christmas Lights * Ice fights * 
Cartersville * Arbys * Cindys dating Andy?-Are you sure? * Physics * Tricias Prediction * 
sisters * The Baklava * Angelas Pool * Michelle M. * Angelas still dating Michael? -YEP! * 
Central Park * Suspension * Thomaston-jay walking- windshield wipers * ACL surgery 
(wheres Andy?) * Fort Valley  Wanderbird Bluelodge?? * Hornets Store-boiled 
peanuts * Borrowing Gregs truck * Jeff J. (Windsor) * SPRING BREAK * Greg again? * 
Coach Matts class * chocolate milk * Andy R. again? (Oh yeahl) * signing in/out * Are yall 
sisters? * Festiva * cutting class * Wheres the riot? * A-n-g-e-l-al! * In the pool? * The 
Dance * Prom-Michael and Greg-LATE! * Ive gone fishin Cindy, call me back (Andy) * 
me and Acie waking up Andy * Look at that fish! * YES WAY * Little black dress * 
scheming * cutting Prom Day  Angelas house * Senior cut day * Honor Grad Breakfast 
 polka dot dress * 72-45 Eisenhower * I got the Accord! * Honors Night - Angela in fine 
form  home late * Get your cap flat! * Dentyne * Beta Banquet * Which ones Cindy? * 
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CLASS OF 1993 


Officers: Sitting: Jaq 
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Jennifer Adams 
Gabriela Aguayo 
Andrea Anderson 
Burt Ard 

Karen Armstrong 
Eric Arnold 


Gerald Arnold 
Earnest Barlow 
Joe Bartholf 
Greg Becham 
Darren Berkner 
Nikki Bernier 


Carol Bilow 
Paul Bissinger 
Chris Blow 
Angelo Bond 
Shelly Borders 
Alan Bray 


Jonathan Bryant 
Monolito Bryant 
Angela Bunn 
Joel Caldwell 
Tony Calhoun 
Andrea Campbell 


Thomas Carr 
Brandi Chapman 
Kenneth Chapman 
Kristy Ciccimarro 
Andy Clark 
Shawanda Clark 


Sheddrick Clark 
Lucretia Clayton 
David Clements 
Andy Coan 
Wiilie Coleman 
Darrell Collier 


Thomas Crews 
April Curtis 
Laura Danielly 
Russell Darley 
Dana Davis 
Jerri Davis 


Juniors  79 





Latresia Dixon 

. Yakethia Duncan 
Tiffany Dykes 
Jason Elder 

Javar Ellington 
Rhonda Ellington 


Warren Ellington 
Chiquita Ellis 
Angela Evans 

Kristi Evans 
Tina Everly 
Kelly Farr 


Candace Fielder 
Scott Fleming 
Keith Floyd 
Shameka Floyd 
Derail Ford 
Kendall Fordham 


Shanna Fossett 
Carlos Foster 
Tonya Fountain 
Loland Foust 
Bridget Freeman 
Keisha Freeman 


Shonta Fuller 
Cedrick Garland 
James Gay 


Trenace Gay 
Kim Gilbert 
Lakeitha Gilbert 


Nayland Glover 
T.J. Gordon 
Adrian Grant 


Asa Grant 
Jennifer Greek 
Adrian Green 


Nayland Glover performs during the Womanless Beauty Pageant 


80  Juniors 





Beverly Greene 
Tonia Greene 
Mandy Hall 
Anke Hallberg 
Charles Halligan 
Bucky Harbuck 


Joseph Harden 
Nicholas Hargrove 
Kim Harrell 

Dora Hayes 

Lou Helms 
Michael Henderson 


Timothy Hicks 
Shawanna Hiley 
Curt Hill 

Jason Hill 

April Holloway 
Anthony Holmes 


Tameka Horton 
Tellis Hudson 
Clifton Hughes 
James Huguley 
Chris Hutchinson 
Milton Ivery 


James Jackson 
Lee Jackson 
Monica Jackson 
Taconya Jackson 
Marcellis Jacobs 
Deerhoy! Johnson 


Jaquel Johnson 
Octavia Johnson 
Santonio Johnson 
Susan Johnson 
Magina Jolly 
Willie Jolly 


Amie Jones 
Contessa Jones 
Demestric Jones 
Shininta Jones 
Renina Jordan 
Brent Joyner 


Dee Dee Kendrick 
Jerry Latimore 
Montreese Lawson 
George Leary 
Daryl Leslie 

Amy Lewis 


Juniors  81 





Stacy Little 
Angie Lovsey 
Kory Mack 
Nyra Mallard 
John Mann 
Natondra Mann 


Alison Marcott 
Antuane Mason 
Kim Mason 
Benjamin McDonald 
Amy McElmurray 
Lori McElroy 


Amethyst Merchant 
Kris Mills 

Reginald Mills 
Lachana Moore 
Roshonda Moore 
Chequeta Morris 


Kareen Morris 
Shane Moxley 
Enoch Myrick 
Tracy Neal 
Patricia Nesmith 
Darnell Neville 


Brian Nicholson 
Jennifer O'Neal 
Scott OQuinn 
Shantelle Oliver 
Chaka Pearson 
Crystal Phenix 


Paige Pipkin 
Gerald Polite 
Kim Pope 
Laquincy Pringle 
Sheree Rain 
Keith Randolp 


Deryle Register 
Lance Reid 

Charlie Riley 
Quencys Roberts 
James Robinson 
Wesley Roquemore 


Oona Samples 
Latrina Searcy 
Demetrice Simmons 
Lovetta Simmons 
Christy Smith 
Craig Smith 





82  Juniors 


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Erika Smith 
Kia Smith 
Laurie Smith 
Melissa Smith 
Sharon Smith 
Tiffany Smith 


Lisa Snider 
Derontae Spencer 
Hal Stalvey 
Clinton Stephens 
Rex Stinson 
Bobby Stubbs 


uita Stubbs 
Ti Swearingane 
Carla Tanner 
Bryndis Thomas 
David Thomas 
Larry Thomas 


Beth Veal 

Todd Walker 
Shauntrice Walton 
Jennifer Ward 
Kevin Watson 
Antonio Webster 


Lemuel] West 
Angela Widener 
Alton Wilburn 








Officers: Standing: Tonya Long Vice President, Tamika Clark 


{ lass of 1 994 Director, Christy Pierce - Treasurer. Sitting: Tiko Glove 
President, Valerie Curtis Secretary. 





James Abney 
Jamie Atkinson 
Anita Austin 
Chris Barnhill 
Misty Beck 
David Bennett 


Karen Berry 
Keshia Boone 
April Boring 
Ronald Braswell 
Melissa Bray 
Dennis Breazel 


Arneetra Brezial 
Jodi Brockman 
Tamara Brooks 
Brandi Broome 
Deshawna Brown 
Reginald Brown 


Valencia Brown 
Jennifer Bryant 
Tracie Bryant 
Tiquila Bryson 
Karmesha Burnett 
Venita Campbell 


Chris Cannon 
Quintin Carter 
Tamika Clark 
Christopher Clowers 
Ketura Collins 
Roderick Combs 


Catina Cooper 
Michael Crawford 
James Crowe 
Valerie Curtis 
Jeffery Davis 
Bernard Dawson 


Christine Denmark 
Freddie Dent 
Chance Dixon 
Trepanieal Driskell 
Kevin Dubose 
Kevin Duraso 


Jason Echols 
Glenn Edwards 
Atari Endsley 
Charles Evans 
Jimmy Evans 
Robert Evans 


Sophomores  85 





David Faircloth 
Jene Finney 
Maria Finney 
Raina Flowers 
Alton Ford 
Antonio Ford 


Felton Ford 

Teo Fort 

James Foster 
James Frazier 
Charles Freeman 
Michael Fulwood 


Latesha Gibson 
Carolyn Gilbert 
Marvin Gilbert 
Cora Glenn 
Donnie Glover 
Kesia Glover 


Takisha Glover 
Tiko Glover 
Angelia Goodwin 
Monica Goodwyn 
Ricky Gordon 
Tashania Gordon 


Allison Graham 
Demetris Grayer 
Kevin Grinstead 


Felicia Guyton 
Shedrick Hall 
Tameka Hall 


Michelle Hamilton 
Michael Hamlin 
Tommy Hamlin 


Latravia Harmon 
Lakeisha Harper 
Chris Harrelson 


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86  Sophomores 





Emily Harrington 
Charlyque Harris 
Paris Harvey 
Rico Hatcher 
Susan Hawkins 
Shana Hayes 


Conswala Heath 
Chuck Henderson 
Kelly Hendrick 
Michelle Hendrix 
Chris Henry 
Thomesena Higle 


Diontae Hill 
Renzette Hill 
Tami Hill 
Patrick Hodges 
Sharrod Hogan 
Shunderlon Holt 


Kame! Howard 
Rodgerick Howard 
Nathan Howell 
Latsha Humphries 
Staci Hunnicutt 
Brad Hunt 


Scott Hunt 
Sherod Hunt 
Jeffery Hurst 
Anita Jackson 
Antonio Jackson 
Carlos Jackson 


Jacque Jackson 
Stephanie Jackson 
Tammy Jacobs 
Lashonda James 
Audrey Jarrell 
Deborah Jefferson 


Adrian Johnson 
Dewayne Johnson 
Marcus Johnson 
Christy Jones 
Gwendolyn Jones 
Lakeshia Jones 


Miranda Jones 
Tamara Jones 
Tracy Jones 
Jay Jump  
Tangela King 
Maria Kitchens 


Sophomores  87 





Joy Krummrich 
Stephanie Lemon 
Karese Lewis 
Yolander Lewis 
Mandy Lindsey 
Tonya Long 


George Lowe 
Tami Lowery 
Kristina Maldonado 
Nikki Maready 
Robert Mason 
Eldrecus Mathews 


Stacey Mathews 
Jerome Maynard 
Channing Mays 
Garardo McCall 
Angel McElhaney 
Loveitt McElroy 


Vonteash McElroy 
Twila McGee 
Ladonna McGlon 
Dell Meridy 
Jaukena Miller 
Milton Miller 


Tonya Miller 
Missy Mills 

Amy Mincey 
Patrick Mitchell 
Lashandra Moore 
Paul Morris 


Kiffany Morton 
Amos Moss 
Beth Muller 
Candy Murphy 
Khary Murphy 
Sonia Murphy 


James Myers 
Eric Nelson 
Sabrina Nelson 
Michael Nesmith 
Marion Noble 
Dewayne Owens 


Terrence Parker 
Christopher Parkerson 
Manishh Patel 

Andrea Patterson 
Deliha Payne 

Tom Penix 


88  Sophomores 





Andre Pennington 
Christy Pierce 
Clifford Pless 
Chris Poole 
Michael Poole 
Amy Prestridge 


Chan Proctor 
Lawanna Queen 
Tiffany Ragan 
Kenzie Raines 
Damarcus Rainey 
Laretta Ramey 


Shayla Reese 
Rhonda Rennie 
Carla Rhyne 
Christy Richardson 
Chris Riner 

Billy Robbins 


Rick Robinson 
Terriano Robinson 
Travis Robinson 
Stephanie Rose 
Robert Rozier 
Andy Rumney 


Kelvin Sampson 
Marcello Samuel 
Katrina Sapp 


Amy Sheffield 
Rodney Sherman 
David Shiver 


David Sigmon 
David Simmons 
Bennie Smith 


Latrice Smith 
Reginald Smith 
Tavaris Smith 


Patrick Hodges and Atari Endsley say Peace. 


Sophomores  89 





Travis Smith 
Anthony Solomon 
Tiffany Spivey 
Shawanda Stafford 
Kamisha Stephens 
Laurie Stewart 


Emily Stinson 
Tammy Stopher 
Sherry Streeter 
Coy Swint 

Keith Swint 

Kim Swint 


Robert Taylor 
Misty Tetterton 
Mandy Thames 

Sabrina Thomas 
Amy Thompson 
Terence Thompson 


Cindy Trotter 
Natasha Vickery 
Antonio Walker 

David Ward 
Jada Ward 
Kimberly Ward 


Candice Warner 
Lakeatra Washington 
Emily Waters 

Amber Watts 

Chad Weldon 

Lee Whelchel 


Dedra Whitby 
Rashida Whitby 
Freddy White 
Deborah Wiggins 
Christa Williams 
Danielle Williams 


Dexter Williams 
Kenya Williams 
Marla Williams 

Nicki Williams 
Ted Williams 
Elena Willis 


John Wilson 
Tabatha Winn 
Aleatha Woodard 
Glorianna Woody 
Jennifer Worthy 
Ricky Wyche 


90  Sophomores 





Morp Is 
Sdrawkcab 


Morp is prom spelled backwards, 
thus the sdrawkcab dance. This 
years Morp was as wild and wacky as 


ever. All who were present dressed 


down and had a great time. This 
has become an annual event spon- 
sored by the Student Council. It is 
held after first quarter final exams to 
give students an opportunity to un- 
wind. Students showed up in their 
wildest outfits and danced to music 


provided by Greg Cubit. 


TOP: Students enjoying the free atmosphere 
MIDDLE: M. Lindsey, W. Newberry, and T 
Ragan strut their stuff on the dance floor. B. 
Veal jams with the beat. BOTTOM: K. Nelson 
has her a private dancer for the night. Mr 
Cubit provides the music for the crazy night. 


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Class of 1995 


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Officers Left\to Right: Arrika Maynard - Vice Pes 
ident, Crystal Causey = ident, Chayncey Me 
Intosh  Se.- Treas. 





Nichole Abney 
Dana Absher 
Danny Adams 
Deandre Albritton 
Stacey Alligood 
Cary Allman 


Denetrice Anderson 
Daryl Andrews 
Shane Andrews 
Lahsonda Archie 
Nicholas Arline 
Erin Arnold 


Kevin Arnold 

Tim Austin 

Levi Bailey 

Sheri Baldschun 
Tracy Banknell 
Dejennette Bannister 


Latonja Barlow 
ason Barnes 
Rochelle Barnes 
Charles Bartley 
Jennifer Bass 
Andrea Bearden 


Michae! Belarmino 
Victor Belarmino 
Wendy Berkner 
Naivasha Blow 
Joseph Bohannon 
Dwayne Bone 


Krista Booker 
Letasha Boone 
Monica Booze 
Laura Borders 
John Boyd 
Prentice Braswell 


Thomas Brock 
Michael Brooks 
Jasmine Brown 
Tameka Brown 
Michael Bryan 
Dexter Bryant 


Richard Burnham 
Nichole Butts 
Gregory Byrd 
Jenny Byrd 
Sammy Caldwell 
Lacy Calhoun 


Freshmen  93 





Tim Carmichael 
Carl Carrick 
Tamika Carson 
James Carstarphen 
Brad Castrovillari 
Crystal Causey 


Kwame Cuasey 
Rollo Chester 
William Christian 
Terrel Clarinton 
Adam Cochran 
Bartyce Colbert 


Delvecchio Coleman 
Shenita Coleman 
Bernard Coley 
Kenneth Coley 
Felicia Collier 

Erica Collinsworth 


Kesa Combs 
Darrell Coney 
Christy Cook 
Amy Copeland 
Kwankila Corbin 
Heather Cranford 


Jenny Crawley 
Amanda Crook 
Jason Crumpton 
Amy Curtis 
Scholanda Curtis 
Chekesha Daniel 


Amesha Darrisaw 
Heather Davidson 
Danie! Davis 
Donna Davis 
James Davis 
Nathaniel Davis 





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Justin Dunn 
Sommer Durham 
Leon Dwight 
Kristina Dykes 
David Eady 
Stacey Edwards 


Leslie Ellington 
Shannon Elsasser 
Dennis Enoch 
Tydoreum Evans 
Marco Farrar 
Rossie Fielder 


Chris Finnell 
Ryan Fleming 
Jacob Floyd 
Brandi Fordham 
Tommy Foskey 
Gary Foster 


Donnie Fowler 
Shannon Fowler 
Chikenna Francis 
Beth Frost 
Ayanna Frye 
Amy Gaines 


Serena Galloway 
Demetrice Gary 
Charles Gaston 


Albert Gates 
Michelle Gibson 


Larry Gilmore 


Jesha Glover 
Tiki Glover 
Willie Glover 





Teresa Gordon 
Jason Gosnell 
Ulysses Grable 
Jennifer Grant 
Dana Grayer 
David Green 


Jason Green 
Michael Green 
Summer Green 
Valeta Greene 
Shon Grimsley 
Dwayne Gunnels 


Heather Gunter 
Aureagus Hall 
Lakethia Hamilton 
Sitafa Harden 
Shemeeka Harris 
Kittie Hartman 


Tywanna Haugabrook 
Todd Helms 

Tiffany Henderson 
Jonathan Herndon 
John Herring 

Amy Hester 


Keith Hicks 
Dexter Hill 
Jose Hill 
Keia Hill 
Kenyea Hill 
Latonya Hill 


Jessica Hoffman 
Jason Hogan 
Shon Holden 
Sandy Hollis 
Willie Hollis 
Kory Horton 


Erica Howard 
Maquita Howard 
Stacy Howard 
Andy Hudson 
Larry Hunnicutt 
Phillip Hunnicutt 


Byron Ivey 
Derrick Jackson 
Larry Jackson 
Nigeel Jackson 
Shandra Jackson 
Shawanna Jackson 


96  Freshmen 





Stephanie Jackson 
Tammie Jackson 
Tirrell Jackson 


William Jackson 
Natasha Jaglowicz 
Tonya James 


Josh Jamison 
Antionette Johnson 
Antwan Johnson 


Dontrez Johnson 
Gary Johnson 
Jerrie Johnson 
Landon Johnson 
Merritt Johnson 
Sheronda Johnson 


Sylvia Johnson 
Yolando Johnson 
Trent Jolly 

Chris Jones 
Dalisa Jones 
Emily Jones 


Jason Jones 
Ramarizus Jones 
Charlotte Jordan 
Alisa Justice 
Tameka Kendrick 
Felton King 


Maurice King 
Acquilla Knight 
Stephanie Krysalka 
Ricardo Lamar 
Chris Lambert 
Aaron Lann 


Milton Lawrence 
Keisha Lee 
Tukesha Lee 
Kenyetta Lester 
Rodney Lester 
Christy Lewis 


Freshmen  97 





Lillian Lloyd 
Wayne Long 
Juan Lopez 

Leo Lopez 

Dee Ann Lowery 
Arthur Lundy 


Lakeeta Mahone 
Malina Maldanado 
Shawona Mallory 
Jarmal Mann 
Tanya Marshall 
Marion Martiny 


Rosemary Martiny 
Cliff Mask 

Stacy Mason 
Charlie Mathis 
Chad Mauldin 
Arrika Maynard 


Demetrish McAllister 
Jonathan McBride 
James McCrary 
Debra McDaniel 
Rebecca McDonald 
Todd McDonald 


Carterina McDowell 
John McDowell 
Blanton McElhaney 
Steven McElmurray 
Latasha McGee 
Nikki McGee 


Keron McGruder 
Chauncy McIntosh 


Daniel McKinnon 
John McLean 


Richard Meister 
Garry Melvin 


98  Freshmen 


Big Stiles antagonizes a Freshman 





April Mercer 
Lamontis Miley 
Brandon Miller 
Lawanda Miller 
Angie Minor 
Amy Moore 


Curtis Moore 
Andros Morant 
Elizabeth Morgan 
Lashawn Mosley 
Tommy Mosley 
Kathryn Mullis 


Gwen Nelson 
Tamera Nelson 
Wendall Nelson 
Chad Newman 
Bobby Norrington 
Patrick Palmer 


Rodney Parker 
Kim Parolek 
Amee Patel 
Mitesh Patel 
Latrisha Patterson 
Tamiko Patterson 


Brandi Peace 
Jeremy Peacock 
Catina Pearson 
Dennis Pearson 
Jason Pearson 
April Peavy 


Isula Peek 

Sam Perkins 
Terrill Perkins 
Waynesha Perry 
Scott Pierce 
Quincey Pierson 


David Pirkle 
Ronald Pittman 
David Pitts 
Deneatress Pitts 
Donald Pitts 
Leon Pitts 


Ravane Pleas 
Anzio Pless 
Angela Pollard 
Gabriel Poole 
Shalonda Poole 
Shirett Poole 


Freshmen  99 





Tanesha Pope 
Nashawna Pounds 
Kris Prince 
Latoya Pringle 
Dee Rankin 
Sontha Reese 


April Reeves 
Amanda Revell 
Jevon Rhaney 
Donald Richardson 
Susan Rigby 

Elton Riggins 


Edrick Roberson 
Stacey Roberts 
Carla Robinson 
Latasha Robinson 
Lisa Robinson 
Matt Rogers 


Philip Rogers 

Kim Rose 

Clanders Ross 
Demetrues Ross 
Montego Roundtree 
Letitia Rouse 


Brant Rowell 

Angel Rumney 
Roderick Rutherford 
Roderick Sallette 
Mandi Salmon 
Latonya Sams 


Wendy Sandifer 
Latasha Sanford 
Erica Sapp 
Laretta Satcher 
Ronald Scott 
Kwanjula Seldon 


Joni Sheffield 
Mehdi Sheikholeslam 
Abraham Simmons 
Kristie Simmons 
Latoya Simmons ; 
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Jeanne Slocumb 
Charles Smith 
Deute Smith 
Kawgilyne Smith 
Lloyd Smtih 
Roy Smith 


100  Freshmen 





Steve Smith 
Tammy Smith 
Tony Smith 
Shawanda Solomon 
Melvin Spencer 
Jennifer Spicer 


Vonetta Spight 
Charles Stanley 
Amy Statham 
Jimmy Stephens 
Mark Stephens 
Misty Stephens 


Nate Stewart 
Shane Stokes 
Brandi Strawn 
Mark Strong 
Kristen Styons 
Wendy Swanner 


Coletha Swint 
Jermain Taylor 
Jerterrence Taylor 
Kimberly Taylor 
Timothy Taylor 
Anthany Teasley 


Dany! Telela 
Kelly Thames 


Derrick Thomas 
Felicia Thomas 
Lawanda Thomas 
Brian Thomason 


Richard Thompson 
Heather Thurston 
Darnisha Tillman 





Benjamin Toney 
Nashunda Troutman 
James Tucker 


Montrell Wallace is shocked from his experience. 


Freshmen  101 





Lisa Upshaw 
John Ussery 

Nolan U. 
Jennifer Vanderhoff 


Carla Vandyne 
Stephen Vaughn 


Donyetta Veal 
Darnell Vickers 
Antoine Waal 
Keith Wade 
William Waits 
John Walden 


Connie Walker 
Demetrice Walker 
Edward Walker 
Vertiues Wall 
Montrell Wallace 
Clifford Waller 


Kimberly Waller 
Rekita Ward 
Rhonda Warren 
Travis Warren 

Andy Wasden 
Tomeka Washington 


Ashantye Watkins 
Sheldon Watkins 


Joseph Watruba 
Antonio Watson 
Kevin Watson 
Germaine Weaver 


Ronnie Weeks 
John Weldon 
Jessica White 

Kenneth Whitehead 
Kris Whitehead 
Lynell Whitehead 


Orlando Whitehead 
Richard Whitman 
Ginger Wilder 
Antonio Williams 
Derrick Williams 
Lewis Williams 


Rushell Williams 
Tonikkia Williams 
Tremaine Wilson 
Lawrence Woodard 
Angela Woolfork 
Antonio Wright 


102  Freshmen 





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Steppin Higher 
Than Ever 


Under the leadership of Oscar 
Jackson the Southwest Marching 
Band still holds the title of the best 
marching band in town. They are the 
pride and glory of the many tradi- 
tions at Southwest. The bands hard 
work started long before school 
opened. During the summer months, 
band members were at school brav- 
ing the sun to prepare for the up- 
coming football season. Their hard 
work paid off with the presentation 
of three awesome shows at half-time 
performances. The Country and 
Western show was the hit of the year. 
Dressed in country and western out- 
fits, the band danced to the music of 
many famous country and western 
tunes. This show brought the crowd 
to their feet with thundering ap- 
plause. 

After football season is over the 
band doesnt stop performing. In De- 
cember the band traveled to Atlanta 
to march in the Christmas parade. 
Here too, they were greeted with 
enthusiastic applause and were also 
highlighted on television by the local 
broadcasters of WSB-TV. To help 
celebrate the holiday season the band 
held their annual Christmas concert 
at the December PTSO meeting. 
The highlight of the year was the 
invitation to march in the Mardi Gra 
Parade in Mobile, Alabama. They re- 
ceived the honor of being the lead 
band in the parade. Then came the 
Cherry Bloosom Parade in Macon and 
the Rose Parade in Thomasville, 
Georgia. The band concluded their 
season with a successful first an 
evening outdoor concert at the 
school. This was truly a year that 
proved the members of the South- 
west Band were Steppin Higher 
Than Ever! 


TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT:]. Robinson and K. 
Gilbert get into the swing of things during the 
Country and Western Show. Drummer J. 
Echols comes to attention during practice. F. 
Taylor gets her position down pat during sum- 
mer practice. BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: 
Mr. Jackson directs the band from a position 
high above the band. L. Reid on trumpet plays 
the Star Spangled Banner while C. Jones sa- 
lutes the flag. S. ONeil and T. Gibson per- 
form during the Country and Western Show. 
r. Dennis picks her leg up high as she leads 
the band. 


106  Band 





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Band  107 








Leaders of the 
Pack 


In every group there are leaders who 
work hard to make sure everything 
runs smooth. The band is no dif- 
ferent. Band director Oscar Jackson 
depends on these young leaders to 
coordinate many band activities. 
TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Drum Ma- 
jors: J. Daughtery, T. Harden, A. 
Glover, and L. Dennis. Band Officers: 
First Row: J. Daughtery, T. Harden, 
S. ONeil, L. Dennis, A. Glover. Sec- 
ond Row: E. Bivins, A. Jones, M. 
Ammons, D. Richard, F. Taylor, J. 
Robinson. Third Row: Y. Jones, D. 
Conaway, K. Thomas, Y. Washing- 
ton, C. Lucas. Featured Twirler: Carla 
Rhyne. 


108  Band 








JAZZ ENSEMBLE 


Talent and Perseverance 


The Southwest Jazz Ensemble under 
the direction of Oscar Jackson has al- 
ways been known for their sweet music. 
Their renown reputation is the result of 
outstanding talent and perseverance. It 
is well known that the marching band 
works hard throughout the year, but 
less well known that the members of the 
Jazz Ensemble step and dance along 
with the other band members at all 
their performances. In addition, they 
played at nearly every middle and el- 
ementary school in the Macon area and 
several Southwest events. These events 
included the Yearbook Promotion 
Show, the annual Sweetheart Corona- 
tion, the Golden Eagle Awards cere- 
mony, the Christmas concert, and the 
Spring extravaganza. At the ABAC Jazz 
Festival the group received a Superior 
rating. Receiving Superior ratings for 
their solos were Algernon Glover, 
Lance Reid, Charlie Danielly, Emmett 
Bivins, and Charles Lucas. 


TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Reid performs a solo 
during a performance. Jazz Members: First Row: J 
Robinson, R. Weeks, C. Walker, V. Johnson. Sec- 
ond Row: A. Thomas, Q. Baldwin, C. Lucas, I 

Reid, C. Daniely. Third Row: K. Thomas, J. Gay 

BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT:C. Walker, V. 
Johnson, A. Glover play sweet music at Golden 
Eagle Awards. Mr. Jackson directs the group at a 
performance. Members of the trumpet and sax- 
ophone sections 





Jazz Ensemble  111 





XXX XX 


Spirited Bunch ov Ha at Be 


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The Student Council is one of the mint als Hn 
most active organizations at South- 2 
west High. Throughout the school 
year the Student Council does many 
activities in support of Spirit for 
the school, which includes the pro- 
duction of anything from banners 
for a ballgame, to activity calendars 
for the school. 
Under the direction of the Student 
Council advisor,Betty Stewart- 
Crossan, the Student Council has 
worked very hard in making sure 
Southwest's Spirit stays at its best. 
We can definitely say that the South- 
west Student Council is a very 
Spirited Bunch. 


TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Complex Officers: 
First Row, T. Dennis  Secretary, T. Swear- 
ingane  9th grade Coordinator, J. Holtzclaw 
 Vice President, L. Griffin- President, A. 
Jackson  Club Coordinator, C. Gosha  
Director, J. Jump  Treasurer, K. Peugh - 
Chief of Staff. T. Clark gives blood. BOT- 
TOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Student Council 
Members: First Row, T. Greene, S. Clarington, 
I. Dennis, A. Maynard, L. Rummell, B. Jef- 
ferson, V. Curtis, T. Swearingane, G. Ash- 
craft, T. Clark, L. Griffin, J. Johnson. Second 
Row, Advisor  Mrs. Stewart- Crossan, D. 
Thomas, C. McIntosh, C. Gosha, J. Jump, K. 
Peugh, A. Jackson, T. Long, J. Slaughter,  
Cook, T. Smith. T. Long shows what not to 
wear to school. T. Ragan poses with her 
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The Southwest chapter of the Na- 
tional Beta Club participated in a va- 
riety of activities in 1992 as they strived 
towards excellence. This honor society 
requires a minimum grade point aver- 
age of 3.5 from its 122 members, and is 
dedicated to the bettering of its school 
and community. 

Led by Mrs. Gwen Bell and Ms. Judy 
Moore, along with officers Karla Nel- 
son - President, James Robinson - Vice- 
President, Carla Rhyne  Secretary, 
and Terrance Smith  Treasurer, the 
Southwest Beta Club has a record of 
service and leadership. The motto, 
Let us lead by serving others epit- 
omizes the goal the club is determined 
to reach. Through activities such as 
bringing goodies for American Educa- 
tion Week, making Easter baskets for a 
nursing home, and donating items to 
the Macon Rescue Mission, the club 
hopes to bring a change for the better 
to the Middle Georgia area. Another 
project was Military Mail Call in which 
287 letters were sent to service men and 


114  Beta Club 


A Shining Star Of Excellence. 


women all over the world. They also 
contributed $683.09 to the American 
Cancer Society. 

At the State Beta Convention in At- 
lanta, Karla Nelson presided as the 
State Beta Secretary. The group also 
participated in several competitions. 
Winning first place in the talent com- 
petion for their rendition of Amazing 
Grace, were Kim Gilbert and James 
Robinson. Yasmin Washington won 
third place in the scrapbook compe- 
tition. In the first ever oratorical com- 
petition, Terrance Smith took first 
place with his speech Unity Through 
Diversity. 

The final activity of the year was the 
annual Beta Awards Ceremony. Nu- 
merous awards were given to deserving 
Beta members, and Ms. Moore gave out 
her famous Beta Beagles. The event 
ended with a Senior Spotlight and slide 
show. 


TOP: Senior Beta Members. BOTTOM, LEFT 
TO RIGHT: Beta Club members (in alphabetical 
order by classes): Freshmen:M. Belarmino, V. 


Belarmino, C. Causey, B. Colbert, E. Collin- 
sworth, C. Daniel, T. Davis, S. Doston, S. Dur- 
ham, K. Dykes, C. Golden, D. Grayer, S. Harden, 
B. Hicks, G. Johnson, L. Johnson, 8. Johnson, Sy. 
Johnson, B. McElhaney, G. Nelson, A. Patel, J. 
Peacock, S. Poole, M. Salmon, W. Sandifer, R. 
Sheikholeslam, S. Stokes, K. Styons, H. Thurston, 
M. Wallace, K. Waller, K. Whitehead, G. Wilder. 
Sophomores: C. Barnhill, D. Bennett, K. Berry, 
T. Brooks, P. Bryant, V. Curtis, F. Dent, C. Free- 
men, C. Gilbert, T. Goolsby, M. Hamlin, S. Haw- 
kins, C. Heath, C. Henderson S. Hunnicutt, B. 
Hunt. L. James, J. Jump, T. King, M. Lindsey, A. 
McElahney, M. Miller, S. Murphy, C. Parkerson, 
M. Patel, C. Rhyne, C. Richardson, D. Sigmon, L. 
Stewart, T. Stopher. Juniors:J. Adams, K. Cic- 
cimarro, L. Clayton, A. Coan, R. Darley, T. Ever- 
ly, T. Fossett, K. Gilbert, L. Gilbert, J. Greek, I. 
Harmon, R. Ivery, J. Johnson, D. Leslie, S. Little, 
A. Merchant, R. Mills, L. Moore, K Plummer, N. 
Pope, J. Robinson, L. Smith, S. Smith, T. Smith, 
D. Thomas T. Tutt. Seniors: M. Ammons, G. 
Ashcraft, J. Austin, D. Becham, D. Bryant, C. 
Chapman, S. Clark, A. Coleman, J. Cooper, T. 
Crafter, L. Dennis, B. Durham, T. Foster, L Grif- 
fin, B. Hancock, L. Harden, J. Harmon, S. Hill, 
K. Jones, Y. Jones, K. Nelson, G. Patat, M. Powell, 
L. Raines, S. Rivers, B. Simmons, T. Smith, V. 
Stamps, Y. Washington, S. White, J. Wilder, P. 
Wilder. M. Lindsey assists J. Grant during Fresh- 
men Orientation. T. Stopher contributed the 
most cards and letters for Military Mail Call. 





Beta Club  115 





The Voice of Southwest 


The Southwest school newspaper, 
The Patri-Article, has continued to in- 
form the students of Southwest of all 
events that took place during the school 
year. This year the Patri-Article was able 
to print four newspapers during the 
school year. The advisor of the news- 
paper is Ms. Sue Kalbfleisch, who is 
serving her ninth year in that capacity. 
Assisting Ms. Kalbfleisch were Co- 
Editors-In-Chief Patrick Davis and 
Danielle Boyd. During this past year 
the staff attended two workshops. Par- 
ticipating in the seminar at Georgia 
College, the staff heard guest speaker, 
Larry Munson, the Voice of the Geor- 
gia Bulldogs. Later in the year the staff 
traveled to the University of Georgia in 
Athens to attend the GSPA Convention 
and awards luncheon. Over the years 
the Patri-Article has been honored by 
the GSPA for its continuous service of 
informing the students and faculty of 
news at Southwest. 


The creative Montage staff once 
again produced an outstanding educa- 
tional magazine for the enjoyment of 
Southwest students. First year advisor, 
Ms. Cathy Cargill, did an excellent job 


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First Row, L-R: T. Whyche, K. Pope, B. Veal, S. O'Neal, D. Boyd. Second Row, L-R: P. Davis, R. Moore, 


A. Clark, T. King, S. Kalbfleisch. 


Shades of Grey 


making the magazine a great success. 
The magazine definitely showed off the 
artistic culture and intelligence that the 
students at Southwest represent. 

They attended a workshop at Geor- 


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gia College as well as the Georgia Scho- 
lastic Press Association at The Univer- 
sity of Georgia. The editors were 
Reginald Parsons and Keith Hill. 


Montage Staff: Andy Clark, Rhonda Ellington, Tina Everly, Nyland Glover, Shawanna Jackson, Denny Landry, Angie Lovsey, Chris Parkerson, Kia Smith 
Laurie Smith, Rearcous Smith, Brandi Strawn, Montrell Wallace. 


116  Patri-Article/Montage 





The Southwest Chorus, con- 
ducted by an experienced di- 
rector, Ms. Jeanne Hoskyn, 
had an excellent year. The cho- 
rus consisted of four talented 
choirs: Kyrie. Womens Choir; 
Infinite, Show Choir; Opus One, 
Advanced Choir, and The 
Newest Addition, Beginning 
Choir. This young, but well de- 
veloped, group of singers per- 
formed at many functions. 
Their year first began with a 
magnificent Christmas Con- 


CHORUS 


SW Chorus Hits High Notes Again 


cert. The chorus also attended 
a GMEA festival as well as a 
festival in Orlando, Florida. 
Both of their performances re- 
ceived excellent ratings. The 
chorus ended their year here in 
Macon. The Spring Concert 
that they presented captured 
everyones ears and hearts. 


TOP: M. Goodwyn shows her talent as 
she plays the tamberine. Middle: The 
1992 Chorus Opus One Group. Bottom: 
The Chorus Kyrie Group. 


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-PEPCLUB 


The Heart of SW Spirit! 


During the year, Southwest High This year the Pep Club sponsored its ership of Theresa Wyche (Pres.) and 
school calls upon one club to create fun annual Sweetheart Coronation, also the Beth Veal (V-Pres.), the Pep Club has 
and spirit filled activities. The Pep Basketball teams trip to Ocala, Florida, once again proven itself to be the heart 
Club, sponsored by Ms. Geraldine and the All Sports Cookout, where this of SW spirit. 

Dumas, is the club that backs the teams year retirees Ann Fugate and Albert 
and stirs up the spirit! Sharpe were honored. With the lead- 


118  Pep Club 





Promoting Standards of Christian Character. 


The motto of the Y-Club is to create, 
maintain and extend, throughout the 
home, school, and community, high 
standards of Christian character. The 
community projects undertaken by this 


years members consisted of Easter bas- 
kets for the Childrens Home, baskets 
for the needy at Thanksgiving, and 
goodies for a nursing home at Christ- 
mas. Under the leadership of Ms. Ida 


Jordan, the club participated in many 
school projects. During American Ed- 
ucation Week the club provided re- 
freshments for the teachers. They also 
decorated the schools Christmas tree. 


First Row:D. Whitby, S. Murphy, L. Harper, C. Reliford. Second Row:Ms. Jordon, Y. Pierson, D. Bennett, P. Bissinger, A. Pennington, A. Campbell,  


Glover, R. Hill. 


Helping Students Make a Difference 


This year, TAP has been very active. 


The TAP advisor, Ms. Caroline 


Teens Against Pregnancy is sponsored Leonard, assisted the club as they at- 


by the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority, and 


tended a Financial Aid workshop at 


stresses to teenagers the importance of Southeast, hosted a food drive at 


safe sex. 


Thanksgiving, and threw a jamming 


party in December. All through the 
year TAP did work for the community. 
They assisted in an Easter egg hunt at 
Coleman Hill and volunteered time ed- 
ucating our teenagers. 


First Row:]. Daugherty, T. Talton, D. Bonner, S. Warren, B. Breazeal, T. Jarrell, D. Richard, B. Barnes, T. Hall, R. Pleas, S. Poole, T. Beddingfield, Ms. 


Leonard. Second Row:D. Conaway, V. Watson, K. Thomas, F. Taylor, S. Thomas, S. Ree 


Gaskins, G. Nelson. 


se, Y. Washington, L. Stanley, S. ONeal, T. Nelson, K. Simmons, M. 


Y-Club/Tap 119 





Buenas dias! 


Once again the Spanish club of 
Southwest has completed another year 
of bilengual excitement. The leaders 
for this years club were: Christy Jones 
as President, Maria Kitchens as Vice- 
President, Ginger Wilder as Secreata- 
ry, and Staci Hunnicutt as Treasurer. 
The Spanish Club has made use of the 
new language skills they have learned 
by fluently speaking with natives that 
live in the Macon area. The club of- 
ficers did an excellent job of keeping 
the members busy. Tanya L. Hum- 
phries,first year advisor, made it pos- 
sible for the members to experience 
Mexican culture and food. They attend- 
ed functions at various restaurants in 
Macon, including dinners at Pollys La 
Mesa and El Sombrero. At these din- 
ners they were able to use their new 
language by ordering their meals in 
Spanish. They also enjoyed eating the 
Mexican cuisine. This club is one that 
combines having fun and learning at 
the same time. 


The Latin Club is a club created for 
the enjoyment of the students. Several 
times during the year the club met for 
an evening of dinner and fun. Due to 
the impossible schedule of its advisor, 


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Front to Back: G. Wilder, C. Jones, M. Kitchens, S. Hunnicutt, T. Humphries. 


Rident Stolid; Verba Latina 


Robert Fightmaster, the Latin Club 
was unable to participate in the State 
sponsored activities. Perhaps next year 
the club will be able to attend the Geor- 
gia Junior Classical League convention. 


Officers: Kim Williams  Presi- 
dent, Angel Pike  Vice-President, 
Amy Merchant - Secretary, Manishh 
Patel  Treasurer. 


First Row, L-R: A. Coan, J. Bass, M. Patel, K. Williams, A. Merchant, L. Smith, T. Everly, T. Long, C. Parkerson. Second Row, L-R: J. Adams, K. Styons, A. 
Widener, T. King, L. James, C. Gilbert, T. Goolsby, J. Davis, S. Hawkins, N. Vickery, T. Swaeringane. Third Row, L-R: R. Flemming, S. Flemming, M. 
Hamlin, D. Sigmon, M. Miller, V. Smith, J. Jump, J. Peacock, D. Leslie. 


120  Spanish/Latin 





First Row, L-R: M. Hamlin, K. Smith, L. Smith, P. Nesmith. Second Row, L-R: T. Everly, A, Merchant, A. 
Clark, J. Slaughter. Third Row, L-R: B. Nicholson, A. Coan, D. Thomas. Fourth Row, L-R: D. Sigmon, B. 
Greene, R. Merchant, S. Flemming. Fifth Row, L-R: C. Halligan, B. Joyner, R. Darley. 


The Southwest Computer Club had a 
very productive year under the lead- 
ership of advisor Milton Ivery. The 
members had several fundraisers to 
raise money for the club. With the mon- 


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First Row, L-R: S. Hollis, J. Parker, T. 


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High Technology 
ey, they took an educational trip to the 
Georgia Farm Bureau, where they had 
an opportunity to learn about high tech 
computers. Trips of this nature help 
students understand the importance of 


Save the Earth! 


The 1992 Southwest Science Club 
was extremely busy this year as the club 
participated in many extracurricular ac- 
tivities. The group under the direction 
of Richard Merchant was responsible 
for the restoration of the campus green 
house. They also sponored the school 
project for the recycling of aluminum 
cans. The club placed containers next 
to all the drink machines in school so 
students could place their empty drink 
cans in them when they finished their 
drinks. 

The club also participate in such 
events as the Science Fair, Science 
Bowl, and even the Science Olympics. 
The group provided environmental 
leadership for the school and the sur- 
rounding community. 

This years officers who lead the club 
to a very productive year were: 
Amythest Merchant - President, Andy 
Coan  Vice President, Charles Hal- 
ligan  Secretary, and Patricia Nes- 
mith  Treasurer. 


high technology in todays world. 

The officers for this year were: Mi- 
chael Carter  President, Sandy Hol- 
lis - Secretary, Terence Thompson II 
 Treasurer. 


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Horton. Second Row, L-R: A. Graham, M. Jolly, C. Williams. Third Row, L-R: M. Ivery, C. Wilder, M. Carter. 


Science /Computer 





John Matthews and Virginia and 
Bitsy Philips shaped a small, dedicated 
group of students into courtroom ge- 
niuses. The Mock Trial members began 
in late fall, studying courtroom proce- 


Order in the Court! 


dures to prepare for the State Mock 
Trial competition in February. 

With the help of Hal McCord and 
Bryan Passante the group made an im- 
pressive second year debut at the City 


Courthouse. Although the team placed 
third, Felicia Taylor and Diana 
Becham were awarded Most Effective 
Attorney, and Jolene Slaughter re- 
ceived Best Witness. 


First Row:S. O'Neal, D. Becham, F. Taylor, D. Ward, T. Glover, A. Clark. Second Row:V. Phillips, B. Phillips, C. Chapman, J. Daugherty, M. Lindsey, T. 
Ragan, T. Hill, G. Ashcraft, J. Slaughter, J. Mathews. 


Again this year the SW Academic 
team has proven themselves as whiz 
kids. This team of highly intelligent stu- 
dents practice continuously to maintain 
their trivial and common knowledge. 


Whiz Kids! 


Throughout the year, the Academic 
team, advised by Jim Barfield, partic- 
ipated in competitions around the state. 
As a first this year, the team was tel- 
evised on WMAZs Teen Challenge 


program, however they suffred a loss. 
The Academic team is composed of 16 
members who work hard to impose a 
positive image of Southwest. 


First Row:P. Nesmith, B. Greene, A. Merchant, K. Styons. Second Row:Mr. Barfield, M. Hamlin, D. Sigmon, J. Jump, G. Johnson, R. Mills, A. Coan, J. 


Peacock. 


122  Mock Trial/ Academic Team 





Mu Alpha Thetas continuous drive 
for academic excellence is superseded 
only by their commitment to commu- 
nity service. Under the leadership of 
Alice M. Dickey and Gwen Simmons, 


Helping Others 
they gave food baskets to needy fami- 
lies, donated toys to the childrens ward 
at the Medical Center and presented a 
puppet show for which they received a 
certificate of appreciation. The club 


also donated money to the American 
Cancer Society. At school they donated 
tokens to staff members, helped co- 
sponsor the A.P. Calculus Test, and tu- 
tored students after school. 


First Row:L. Smith, JT. Everly, A. Merchant, A. Coan, D. Richard, M. Ammons, Y. Washington, D. Becham, R. Darley, D. Thomas. Second Row:Mrs. 
Simmons, Mrs. Dickey, B. Greene, K. Peugh, A. Coleman, C. Chapman, P. Wilder, G. Ashcraft, K. Nelson, T. Smith, F. Taylor, L. Dennis. 


Not many people can identify with 
the equation Y=MX+B, but all of the 
students on the Southwest Math Team 
know it and are able to solve it. After a 
year of equation solving, the team rep- 


Y=MX+B 


resented Southwest well at the two Bibb 
Co. Math Meets, the Macon College 
Math Olympics, the American High 
School Math Exam and the Georgia 
Mathematics League Contest. With the 


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help of Ms. Judy Moore, Ms. Carol 
Taylor, Mrs. Gwen Simmons, and 
Mrs. Alice Dickey, the Southwest stu- 
dents were able to compete in all these 
events with ease and pride. 


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First Row: M. Hamlin, M. Patel, M. Belarmino, G. Johnson, D. Sigmon, V. Belarmino, J. Wilder, R. Ivery. Second Row:G. Simmons, C Taylor, M. Ammons, T. Morris, J. Johnson, A. Coleman, K 
a , V. Stamps, B. Durham. Third Row:A. Dickey, J. Moore, K. Abrams, S. Rivers, F. Taylor, T. Glover, S. Patel, L. Dennis, B 
g Clark, Y. Jones, K. Gilbert, Y. Washington. Fourth Row: J. Moran, T. Smith, R. Parsons, T. Johnson, D. Bonner, L. Smith, C 
Causey, L. Griffin, A. Merchant, K. Nelson, S. Hill, C. Middleton, S. Little 


Peugh, T. Raines, R. McCrorey, T. ag A. Hallberg, T. Kin 
Colbert, L. James, P. Bryant, G. Wilder, D. Richard, L. Gilbert, 


Mu Alpha Theta/Math Team 





Tomorrows Leaders 


This year, under the advisement of 
Stacy Summers, the DECA club par- 
ticipated in the DECA Fall Leadership 
Council in Atlanta, Georgia. The par- 
ticipants in the Conference were:Lora 
Lynn - Apparel and Accessories, Gail 
Ashcraft  General Merchandising, 
Anita Linder  Food Marketing, 
Tami Dial  General Merchandising, 
Amy Nugent  Job Interview, Kristy 
Moore  General Marketing, and 
Tabatha Danielly  Hotel/Motel. DE- 
CA also participated in the March of 
Dimes Walkathon, in which Kristy 
Earwood was Chairperson, and the Em- 
ployer Appreciation Breakfast. DECA 
held competition with Northside High 
for the District. Officers were: 
Rearcous Smith  President, Tami Di- 
al and Jonathan Brown  Vice Pres- 
idents, Lora Lynn  Secretary, Kristy 
Moore  Treasurer, Kristy Earwood 


 Chaplin. 


The VICA Club, advised by Ronald 
Taylor and Al Smith, had an active 
ear. Along with visiting and decorat- 
ing the nursing home for Christmas and 
collected canned goods at Thanksgiv- 
ing. They upheld their tradition of suc- 


First Row:B. Stubbs, T. Danielly, M. Bradshaw, K. Moore, S. Perkins. Second Row: N. Fuller, V. King, L. 
Register. Third Row: F. Butler, S. Clark, L. Rouse. Fourth Row: S. Hill, Y. Jones, T. Dial, T. Hill, L. 
Lynn. Fifth Row: V. Stamps, K. Earwood, L. Glasco, L. Boston. Sixth Row: J. Wilder, R. Smith, V. 
Watson, T. Carter, D. Bryant. Seventh Row: S. Summers, D. Adkison, S. Hinson. 


Helping Out 
cess by winning first place in the Wheel- 
chair Contest for Memorial Nursing 
Home during the Cherry Blossom Fes- 
tival. This year the club attended the 
Leadership Conference and the State- 
District Conference. Officers: Marvetta 


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Ammons  President, Lonnie Daniel 
- Vice-President, Tonya Foster  
Secreatry, and Melody Watkins  
Treasurer. 


First Row:D. Bonner, S. Bowden, J. Adams, M. Ammons, A. Evans, S. Trokie, S. Mathews, A. Stephens, F. Foster, M. Watkins, T. Harris, W. Brown. Second 
Row: A. Lowe, K. Abrams, K. Hall, R. Lawson, M. Simmons, C. Walton, D. Jones. B. Foskey, K. Spires, B. Ard, F. Long, D. Williams, R. Dent. 


124  DECA/VICA 





Led by Ms. Susan Childs, the Cos- 
metology Club has proven that they are 
not just a looks-only organization! The 
club collected clothes for the Macon 


More Than Hair and Nails 


Yule Love, particpated in the March of 
Dimes Walk-a-thon, and helped termi- 
nally ill cancer patients collect business 
cards so they could be entered in the 


Officers: Samantha Pyers - Presi- 
dent, Shana Hayes  Vice President, 
Laura Rummel  Secretary, Marsha 
Johnson  Treasurer, Rhonda Ren- 


Rescue Mission, donated $25 to Kids Guiness Book of World Records! nie - Parlimentarian. 


First Row: D. Jefferson, N. Borum, B. Mishoe, J. Darley, T. Fountain, A. Jones, S, Hayes, S. Johnson. Second Row: G. Aguayo, T. Dykes, A. Holloway, L. 
Rummel, S. Pyers, M. Johnson, K. Moore, A. Pike. 


Workers on the Move 

Also, an annual Christmas party was 
held for the members. This years VO- 
CA club has definitely been on the 
move. 


and Region competitions, as well as vis- 
its to various sights of Atlanta  the 
CNN Building, Underground Atlanta, 
State Capitol Building, and Six Flags  
were among the numerous events at- 
tended by VOCA members. 


It's been another great year for the 
longstanding Southwest VOCA Club. 
Advised by Mr. Maston Bell, the mem- 
bers of VOCA participated in a variety 
of activities throughout the year. Sev- 
eral functions, bachadiegs trips to State 


First Row: A. Slocumb, N. Winegeart, A. Jones, T. Woodard, B. Stubbs, T. Bryant, T. Balkcom, L. Peyton, Mr. Bell. Second Row: R. Howard, R. O'Neal, M. 
Wimbush, D. Tolbert, T. Hudson, R. Johnson, C. Hill, D. Bryant. 


Cosmetology/VOCA  125 





Making a Move on 
Southwest 


The Future Homemakers of America 
Chapter I under the leadership of Mrs. 
Janie Wach, started the year off by ar- 
ranging for and serving refreshments 
during Parent-Teacher Conference 
Day at school. They also served as host- 
esses for the event. In November, the 
club sold candy to raise money for their 
upcoming activities. 


At Christmas, the faculty and staff 


was remembered with cards and favors. 
A Christmas party was held at school 
for the FHA members. Later in the 
year the members attended a breakfast 
at Shoneys which gave them a chance 
to eat out and to develop their social 
skills. On Valentines Day, members 
made Valentines and prepared fruit 
baskets for the patients at a local nurs- 
ing home. In the Spring, the members 
were treated to a pizza party at the 
Pizza Hut. 

Officers were: Latricia Whipple - 
President, Kelly Hendrick - Vice- 
President, Laurie Stewart - Secretary, 
Natondra Mann  Treasurer. 


Under the leadership of new advisor, 
Ms. Cathy Cargill, the Key Club began 
the year by volunteering their time at 
Bill Boyds Annual Over Seventy-five 
Birthday Party. To help Southwest stu- 


First Row:S. Rose, M. Bray, S. Baldschun, L. Dinkins, L. Story. Second Row: L. Whipple, K. Hendrick, L. 


Stewart, N. Mann, O. Samples. 


Caring Students 


dents get into the Halloween spirit, 
members dressed up as Goofy Gob- 
lins and collected money that was giv- 
en to the Childrens Hospital. 

Looking out for the SW faculty, they 


provided refreshments during Teacher 
Appreciation Week. Officers were:Gail 
Ashcraft  Pres., Jody Holtzclaw  
V-Pres., Brandee Hancock - Sec., 
Jolene Slaughter  Treas. 


First Row: C, Hutchison, M. Kitchens, B. Hancock, G. Ashcraft, J. Holtzclaw, T. Ragan, D. Payne, L. McGlon, M. Lindsey. Second Row: C. Cargill, L. Smith, J. Slaughter, A. Nugent, 
W. Newberry, C. Chapman, A. Coleman, P.Wilder, S. Hawkins. Third Row: T. Smith, S. Smith, E. Stinson, JT. Everly, S, ONeal, K. Peugh, L. Rummel, D. Becham, J. Stopher. 
Fourth Row: J. Stiles, K. Ciccimarro, R. Woodall, A. Lovesey, A. Curtis, C. Field, M. Patel. Fifth Row: P. Pipkin, J. Wilder, V. Curtis, T. Long, A. Clark, A. Coan. 


126  FFA/Key 





First Row:T. James, B. Durham, A. Foster, M. Powell, C. Middleton, T. Crafter, T. Raines. Second 
Row:R. Ward, S. Oliver, T. Glover, B. Simmons, T. Clark. Third Row:A. Rigo, L. Gilbert, J. Harmon, T. 
Smith, S. Little. Fourth Row: B. Jefferson, K. Gilbert. Fifth Row: L. Griffin, C. Gosha, D. Bonner, R. 
Ivery. Sixth Row: T. Clark, A. Thomas, C. Jones, I. Harmon, S. Rivers, K. Jones. Seventh Row: D. Gary, 
V. Stamps, T. Goff, P. Henderson. Eighth Row:T. Goolsby, T. Robinson, K. Plummer, N. Pope. Last 


Row: T. Sharp. 


This year was another great year for 
Southwests Future Farmers of Amer- 
ica. Under the direction of Erik 
Thompson, the club attended State 
FFA Convention, District Livestock 
Show and Contest, and participated in 


First Row: S. Blake, T. Rutledge, A. Cameron. 


the Horticulture Contest. They par- 
ticiapted in FFA Week as well as Vo- 
cational Week. They held plant and 
candy sales, made a visit to the State 
Forestry Commission, and helped to im- 
prove the school through various proj- 


Business as Usual 


The Future Business Leaders of 
America, under the advisement of Mrs. 
Ann Foster and Mrs. Alma Redding, 
had another fulfilling and educational 
year. 

This year FBLA members participat- 
ed in the FBLA Regional competition 
at Jones County High School in Gray, 
Georgia. The club attended the Fall 
Leadership Conference in Atlanta and 
the State Conference also in Atlanta. 

Terrance Smith came in second place 
in the FBLA Impromptu Speaking Con- 
test at the Regional Conference and 
then advanced to the State. 

The FBLA members continued to 
collect Kroger receipts to help acquire 
computers for the business department 
at Southwest. 

Officers this year were: Jeffrey 
Harmon - President, Luretia Clayton - 
Vice-President, Cedric Middleton - 
Secretary, Troy Crafter  Treasurer. 


ects. This years club officers were: 
Tammy Rutledge - President, Scott 
OQuinn - Vice-President, Lisa Cox  
Secreatry. 


Second Row: S. OQuinn, E. Thompson, M. Brooks, S. Yarbrough. 


FBLA/FFA  127 





The Leo Club, advised by Mrs. Sue 
Kalbfleish, contributed to charities by 
collecting eye glasses for Third World 
Countries. They also sponsored many 
projects for the Georgia Academy for 


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The club was led this year by 
LaTonya Raines, President; Mark 
Brown, Vice President; Tammy Willis, 
Secretary; and Carolyn Gilbert, Treas- 


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urer. The Leo Club definitely show 
their caring spirit by helping those 2 
the Blind Academy and lifting the spi 
its of those who are less fortunate tha 
we are. 


First Row:K. Hicks, M. Spencer, Q. Baldwin, M. Brown, S. Kalbfleisch. Second Row:E. Willis, C. Louis, A. Louis, T. Raines, T. Bryant, C. Gilbert. 


As students confide in one another, 
they learn that the problems and feel- 
ings they have are shared by others. 
The Peer Counselors, advised by Gail 
Langely, realized this as they attended 


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Students Who Care 


seminars once a week to learn how to 
better serve their fellow students. This 
program serves as an extension for 
guidance services provided at school. 
As reward for their hard work and ded- 


ication, they were given certificates 4 
an awards luncheon they attended 4 
the Olive Garden. As Southwest strive 
to excell, support is an important faq 
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First Row:F. Dent, J. Wilder, H. Stalvey, T. Raines, K. Nelson, R. Smith, J. Jackson, R. Driggers. Second Row:P. Bryant, P. Pipkin, P. Wilder, D. Becham, 
Hawkins, C. Causey, M.Miller, M. Goodwyn, W. Perry, C. Barnhill. 


128  Leo/Peer Counselors 





The Art Club is full of great artists as 
well as generous caregivers. The club is 
advised by Dannah Graham and Greg- 
ory Cubit. 

On Valentines Day the club visited a 


Artists at Work 


nursing home to offer treats to the res- 
idents. 

The members also sponsored the an- 
nual Womanless Beauty Pageant which 
was held in March. The project proved 


very successful in raising money for the 
club. In May the Art Club hosted its 
annual Art and Phtography show; cash 
prizes were presented to the winners. 


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First Row: T. Lowery, T. Higle, C. Richardson, K. Berry, E. Purcell, M. Pope, J. Barnes. Second Row: A. Cross, K. Williams, B. Toney, E. Warren, D. Toney, 


R. Wilcher, M. Stieber. 


The Band Honor Society, Omega Phi 
Delta, is an organization developed to 
recognize band members that maintain 
a 3.5 or above grade point average. 
This organization encourages band 


First Row:L. Dennis, P. Bryant, F. Dent, J. Daugherty, L. Byas, T. G' 
Wright, M. Watkins, K. Sweat, M. Gaskins, C. Jones, W. Sandifer. Thir 
Conoway, J. Austin, R. Hatcher. Fourth Row: C. Daniel, J. Bryant, L. Jo 


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Omega Phi Delta 


members to focus not only on their in- 
struments but also their academics. 
Members are given an Omega Phi Delta 
patch to wear on their uniforms in rec- 
ognition of their academic achieve- 


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ments as well as their superior musical 
performaces. Band director, Oscar 
Jackson, feels students should be re- 
cognizee for academic as well as musical 


ability. 


lover, M. Kitchens, H. Stalvey. Second Row:S. Murphy, L. Harmon, S. Warren, K. Lavette, L. 
d Row: K. Jones, K. Nelson, Y. Washington, F. Taylor, S. Clark, F. Butler, Y. Jones, S. Hill, D. 
hnson, C. MacIntosh, K. Bennet, M. Spencer, B. Hicks, D. Neville, V. Johnson. 


Art Club/Band Honor Society  129 





SOUTHWEST 
KEY CLUB 


Left to Right: Secretary  Brandee Hancock; President  Gail Ashcraft; 
Advisor  Cathy Cargill; Treasurer  Jody Holtzclaw. 


130  Key Club Ad 





SOUTHWEST PATRIETTES 


Steppin Out of 92 


Karla Nelson Bianca Breazeal 
Melody Barden Harriet Walker 
Shanta ONeal LaTosha Story 
Shatina White Latissa Stanley 

KaJuana Thompkins Rene McCrorey 


Patriettes Ad  131 











Southwest 
Spirits 


The week before Halloween, 
members of the Southwest Key Club, 
also known as the Goofy Goblins, col- 
lected money to go towards the Chil- 
drens Hospital of Macon. On the 
final day of collecting donations the 
Goblins showed their true identity by 
dressing up in their goofiest cos- 
tumes. 

The Key Club member who raised 
the most money for the Central 
Georgia Youth was Brandee Han- 
cock . Jolene Slaughter, who was a 
high spirited clown, was recognized 
for having the best costume overall. 
Some of the other Goofy Goblin cos- 
tumes ranged from dinosaurs and 
bears to M&Ms and pumpkins. 


TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Slaughter shows 
off her first place Halloween costume. S. Haw- 
kins the Pirate with best friend T. Long the 
Black Cat. Jester B. Hancock has Dinasour D 
Becham by the tail. MIDDLE, LEFT TO 
RIGHT:Key Club officers: B. Hancock 
(jester), G. Ascraft (mime), and J. Holtzclaw 
(teddy bear). T. Everly the M&M, Angel A 
Lovesy and L. Smith the gypsy. BOTTOM 
LEFT TO RIGHT: The Whole Goofy Crew 
Football players R. Woodall and C. Ciccimar- 
ro are ready to play 





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OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP: Mr. Southwest - Terrance Smith. BOTTOM: Homecoming Queen - Shanta O'Neal. 
THIS PAGE: STANDING: Tonya Long, Summer Green, Adonis Thomas, Danyelle Boyd, Chris Collins, 


Tamekia Clark, Terrance Smith, Karla Nelson, Emmett Bivins, Laura Rummel, Kittie Hartman. SJTTING; 
Demestric Jones, Shanta O'Neal, Renee Woodall, Lashandia Griffin. 





Homecoming  137 


Another Great 
Affair 


This years Sweetheart Coronation 
turned out to be another great affair. 
Mrs. Dumas, the advisor, coordinat- 
ed the affair of approxiamately forty- 
four girls. The Jazz Band, led by Mr. 
Oscar Jackson, performed for the 
ceremony, which was sponsored by 
the Pep Club. 

Tonya Long was crowned Miss 
Sweetheart by last years winners. 
Members of the court included: 9th- 
Kwanjula Seldon; 10th-Deliha 
Payne; 1lth-Roshanda Moore; 
12th-Latasha Story. For raising the 
most money for the pageant, 
Kwanjula Seldon was crowned Miss 
Finance. First and Second Runners- 
up, Rossie Fielder and Erica 
Maynard, also received trophies for 
their fund raising efforts. 


TOP, L-R: T. Long was crowned Miss Sweet- 
heart. M. Dixon and K. Ward make a lovely 
couple. J. Bass flashes a smile at her date. 
BOTTOM, L-R: The 1992 Sweetheart Court. 
Coronation participants wait in anticipation to 
walk across the stage. 


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As the years come and 
go, some things stay the 
same but fads and fash- 
ions are constantly 
changing. The students 
at Southwest express 
their individuality with 
enthusiasm and charm. 

There were many new 
looks on campus this 
year including ribbed 
shirts, Hilfigers, and 
pleated skirts. We also 
got back to the basics 
with Polo, Tretorns, and 
colorful boxers. Then 
there were some who 
stuck to the original, 
bluejeans and Nikes! 

As students change, 
their likes and dislikes 
change, also. AS we all 
get older our styles will 
adjust to display our in- 
dividuality and the per- 
sons we are! 


140  Fads and Fashions 


TVs newest rage, Damon 
Wayans  Homey! 


Music styles ranged from 
country to rock to rap. 


Modeling the latest fashions are: LEFT TO 
RIGHT: Laura Rummel, Paige Pipkin, Jeffrey 
Wilder, and Elton Riggs. 


National League 
Championship created Braves 
Mania. 





Boys and girls sported the 
Polos and Hilfigers. 


Pink ice, big earrings, and 
Rolexes were the style. 


New snacks seen at Southwest. 


I AS H { O N Nike jogging suits were 


fashionable. 


Fads and Fashions  141 





Guys or Dolls? 


Sexy legs, manicured nails, and 
teased hair-dos, what more could 
you ask for in a guy? You missed 
these things and more if you didnt 
attend the Art Clubs Second Annual 
Womanless Beauty Pageant, under 
the direction of Dannah Graham- 
Minton and Greg Cubit. 

There were twelve women in 
this spectacular event. The contes- 
tants and their sponsors were intro- 
duced by mistress of ceremonies Pat 
Vinson : Ms. Leo, Quintina 
(Quinton) Baldwin; Ms. Junior, Vic- 
toria (Victor) Goolsby; Ms. Montage, 
Nadine (Nayland) Glover; Ms. Vica, 
Kendra (Kendall) Hall; Ms. Football, 
Santinella (Santonio) Haywood ; 
Ms. Annual Staff, Jodine (Jody) 
Holtzclaw ; Ms. Band, Charlene 
(Charles) Lucas; 


TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: The Winner  
Jodine (Jody) Holtzclaw. Cedrica (Bird) Mid- 
dleton and his bra. Rearcous Smith tries to 
revive one of the pageant contestants. MID- 
DLE: Duke propositions Cedrica. BOTTOM, 
LEFT TO RIGHT: The contestants pose af- 
ter the pageant. Charlene Lucas pulls up 
her/his hose. Victoria (Victor) Goolsby per- 
forms during the talent competition. 








Showing That Patriot Spirit 


This May 15, Uncle Sam, Betsy 
Ross, and the Liberty Bell graced our 
halls here at Southwest. The first an- 
nual Patriot Day was an enjoyable 
success as students and faculty mem- 
bers dressed as an intriguing char- 
acter of history. 

All Social Studies teachers gave 
their students the opportunity to par- 
ticipate and the turn-out was out- 
standing. The costumes worn by the 
faculty and students displayed au- 
thenticity and originality. The three 
winners of the costume contest were: 
3rd  Patrick Hodges (Johnny Ap- 
pleseed), 2nd  Lucretia Clayton 


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Ellington  Frederick Douglas. 

Those students who preferred not 
to dress up decorated posters to dis- 
play in the halls. The posters, much 
like the costumes, exuded positive 
effort put forth by the students to 
show their Patriot spirit. 


TOP, L-R: Ms. Yarbrough in her 
finest. Student teachers S. Turner and T 


Sunday 
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son join in on the event. This years winners 
MIDDLE: T. Long and Ms. Fugate dressed as 
Uncle Sam. BOTTOM, L-R: Ms. Fugate, Mr 
rurner, Ms. Wilson, and Mrs. Phillips display 
their Patriot pride. M. Salmon (Betsy Ross) 
knits the American flag. This years costume 
participants 


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Unforgettable! 


Once again Southwest hosted its 
annual Junior - Senior Prom at the 
Macon City Auditorium. With the 
prom colors, ice blue and pearl, ex- 
pertly hung, draped, and set floating, 
the auditorium definitely benefitted 
the proms theme as 
Unforgettable. Bobs Mobile 
Sound provided the music to which 
the students slammed, jammed, and, 
of course, swayed to throughout the 
night. 

Senior lead out was one of the 
highlights of the evening, followed 
by the naming of Prom King and 
Queen, which was Terrance Smith 
and Teresa Whyche. 


TOP,L-R: W. Hendrix and T. Smith pose for 
the camera. T. Harden and C. Lucas enjoy 
their dance together. L. Glover, N. Ross, C. 
Robinson, and R. McCory sit this one out 
MIDDLE: H. Stalvey and M. Thames make a 
cute couple. BOTTOM, L-R: C. Middleton 
and date pose during lead-out. C. Halligan and 
M. Hall enjoy a dance. B. Hancock and date 
make a stunning pair. S. Johnson and date are 
having a good time. 


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TOP, L-R: A cute prom couple. K. Moore and her date at lead-out. K. Hall and 
date make a hit. K. Jones and C. Collins chill. MIDDLE: Three great looking 
guys pose for the camera. BOTTOM, L-R: Group of Prom-goers goof off while | 
they wait on their dates. S. Harris and S. Mosely parade in front of on-lookers. T. 


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Leaders of the Southwest Chapter 
of the National Beta Club 


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State eta secretary ye . . 

Local President Local Vice-President Local Secretary 


Terrance Smith Yasmin Washington Natasha Pope 


ps $ git lop Fundraiser 
Local Treasurer Beta Scrapbook Editor Puen & Cancer Society 


Cindy Chapman and Felicia Taylor Kevin Thomas, James Robinson, Kim Gilbert 
Star Student Awards Ist Place Talent Competition State Beta Convention 


150  Beta Ad 





We Love and Miss You, Mandi 


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Oh ,Mandi, well you 
came and gave 
without taking, but I 
sent you away. Oh, 
Mandi, will you kiss 
me and stop me from 
shaking, and I need 
you today. Oh, 
Mandi. 


Barry Manilow 


Mandi, you and your memories will live in our 
hearts forever. We will never forget your 
beautiful blue eyes and the wonderful person you 
have always been to us. 

From the hearts of friends and family: 


Tiffany Ragan Tonya Long Patricia Wilder 
Amy Thompson Mandy Lindsey Shelby & June Latham 
Dwayne Gunnels Brandi Broom Mr. & Mrs. Long 
Chuckie Freeman Juan Lopez Ladonna McGlon 
Dwayne Johnson Susan Hawkins Renee Woodall 

Robbie Rozier Jamie Abney Christy Richardson 

Deliha Payne Scott Chapman Melissa Bray 
Wendy Newberry Lee Whelchel Nikki Bernier 
Diana Becham David Williams Kristy Ciccimarro 
Draa Bowden Chris Barnhill Cindy Chapman 
Cindy Trotter Paige Pipkin Brent Joyner 


Mandi Clements  151 

















Striving for 
Excellence 


The annual Underclassmen Hon- 
ors Day was held again this year in 
the Willingham A gym. Recognizing 
the best of the underclassmen, var- 
ious students walked across the stage 
to receive certificates and plaques as 
reward for their outstanding 
achievements. 

Andy Coan was a name heard of- 
ten throughout the ceremony as he 
received numerous awards, including 
the second annual Erskine Fellows. 
Tina Everly, Lakeithia Gilbert, and 
Amy Merchant were also recipients 
of this award. Amy Merchant also 
received an award for Outstanding 
Achievement in AP Biology, a pre- 
dominantly senior course. 

Other achievers were recognized 
as members of school publications, 
summer programs, and various other 
recipients of academic excellences 
were presented with awards. 


TOP, L-R: The 1992 Junior Guides. S. Flem- 
ming shows off his plaque for his excellence in 
art. L. Robinson, awarded Outstanding Be- 
ginning Band student, poses with Mr. Jackson. 
BOTTOM, L-R: The recipients of the Erskine 
Fellows. Girls and Boys State participants. 


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TOP, L-R: G. Woody shows off her Principal's List award. C. Hen- 
derson displays his certificate for 10 yrs Perfect Attendance. Pres- 
byterian Fellows. BOTTOM, L-R: Outstanding Majorettes. Mrs. 


Glover awards M. Salmon her Principals List award. J. Robinson 
receives a trophy for Outstanding Band Member. 


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Senior Honors Night Awards 


SCHOLARSHIPS 
SCHOLASTICS 
Cindy Chapman 
Temple/Inland Foundation  $1000 
Ben Hogan Scholarship  $2250 
Macon College Foundation  lyr 
Karla Nelson 
Temple/Inland Foundation  $1000 
Melvyn Williams English Award 
Delta Sigma Theta  $500 
Diana Becham 
B.C. Adams III Memorial  $250 
Mercer University  $22,400 
Deonne Hadaway 
Macon College Foundation  lyr 
Latasha Dennis 
Walmart Scholarship  $1000 
Alpha Kappa Alpha  $500 
Delta Sigma Theta  $500 
Lora Lynn 
BAE Scholarship 
DeAndra Richard 
De Paul University  $20,000 
Brad Simmons 
Melvyn Williams Math Award 
Van Allen Johnson 
Georgia College Scholarship  Full 
tuition 
Joseph Austin 
Raymond V. Damadian Scholarship  
$1000 
Terrance Smith 
Delta Sigma Theta- $500 
Shenella Rivers 
Zeta Phi Beta  $500 
Melony Watkins 
Sigma Gamma Rho 
Marvetta Ammons 
Tim Stenson Memorial Scholarship  
$100 
MUSIC 
Charles Lucas 
Georgia College 
Chris Walker 
Georgia College 
Emmitt Bivins 
Morris Brown 


PRESIDENTIAL ACADEMIC FITNESS 


AWARD 
Cindy Chapman 
Karla Nelson 
Diana Becham 
Letashya Dennis 
LaTonya Raines 
Felicia Butler 
Brad Simmons 
Patricia Wilder 
MarVetta Ammona 
Vanessa Stamps 
Joseph Austin 
Felicia Taylor 
Tonya Foster 
Yasmin Washington 
Angela Coleman 


Extraordinary Effort 


Terrance Smith 
Jody Holtzclaw 
DeAndra Richard 
Shenella Rivers 
Lora Lynn 
Greg Patat 
PERFECT ATTENDANCE 
One Year 
Tiffany McKinney 
Charlie Danielly 
Shay Hatcher 
Todd Grayer 
Christy Moore 
Mark Brown 
Noreen Rhodes 
Matilda Yates 
Four Years 
Terrance Smith 
Nine Years 
Latasha Dennis 
Brad Simmons 
Eleven Years 
Tricia Jarrell 
PRINCIPALS AWARD 
Nominees, Receive Awards 
Julie Adams 
Marvetta Ammons 
Gail Ashcraft 
Joseph Austin 
Melody Barden 
Felicia Butler 
Johnny Butts 
Tim Coons 
Troy Crafter 
Latasha Dennis 
Tonya Foster 
Jody Holtzclaw 
Bronwyn Jefferson 
April Johnson 
Karla Nelson 
LaTonya Raines 
DeAndra Richard 
Shenella Rivers 
Laura Rummel 
Tim Sharpe 
Brad Simmons 
Carrie Smith 
Terrance Smith 
Adonis Thomas 
Jeffrey Wilder 
Patricia Wilder 
Richard Wright 
Winner, Receives Check 
Terrance Smith 
HONOR GRADUATES 
MarVetta Ammons 
Gail Ashcraft 
Joseph Austin 
Diana Becham 
Felicia Butler 
Cindy Chapman 
Sherella Clark 
Angela Coleman 
Letashya Dennis 
Tonya Foster 


Deonne Hadaway 
Brandee Hancock 
LaTonya Harden 
Sabrina Hill 
Yoshunda Jones 
Rene McCorey 
Karla Nelson 
Kristi Peugh 
LaTonya Raines 
Brad Simmons 
Rearcous Smith 
Terrance Smith 
Vanessa Stamps 
Felicia Taylor 
Hariett Walker 
Yasmin Washington 
Patricia Wilder 
OUTSIDE AWARDS 
Bibb Cty Bd. of Ed. Resolutions for Academic 
Excellence 
Terrance Smith  Oratorical Contest 
Winner 
Cindy Chapman  Star Student 
Diana Becham  Mock Trial 
Jolene Slaughter  Mock Trial 
Felicia Taylor  Star Student & Mock 
Trial 
Karla Nelson  State Beta Secreatry 
Teen Community Representative 
Latonya Raines 
American Legion Citizenship Award 
Terrance Smith 
Baptist Ministers Union Award 
LaTonya Raines 
Kappa Alpha Phi 
Marvetta Ammons 
Scholar Athlete Award 
Brad Simmons 
Cox Cable Essay Contest 
Terrance Smith  3rd 
Armed Services Academic & Athletic Award 
Brad Simmons 
Tricia Jarrell 
U.S. Air Force  Best Math/ Science Student 
Tonya Foster 
Most Improved Math Student 
Teeneka Harris 
Most Improved Honors Math Student 
Sabrina Hill 
MUSIC AWARDS 
Outstanding Majorettes 
Shanta O Neal 
Shatina White 
Master Band Member 
Charles Lucas 


TOP, L-R: Deonne Hadaway receives her Macon 
College Scholarship from Mr. Ramey. Shatina 
White receives a band award from Mr. Jackson. 
MIDDLE, L-R: Special Singers. Samantha Pyers 
enjoys the ceremony. BOTTOM, L-R: Group of 
seniors display their awards. Kristi Peugh walks 
off with her Student Council medal. 


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For the first time, Southwest held 
its Senior Honors ceremony in the 
evening. This year the event was 
held at the Grand Opera House and 
began at 7:30 PM. The Opera House 
added a touch of elegance to this 
prestigious night. 

The ceremony began with pres- 
entations of academic scholarships 
and various other awards. LaTonya 
Raines made an impressive display of 
achievement as she received Woods- 
man of the Year and numerous other 
recognitions. 

Other than academics, certificates 
and trophies were also presented to 
students excelling in art, vocational 
courses, and music. 


TOP, L-R: L. Raines shows her gratitude for 
her award. S. Hill receives Most Improved 
Honors Math student. A. Fugate congratu 
lates T. Smith for placing 3rd in Cox Cable 
essay contest. MIDDLE: L. Dennis is all smiles 
in acceptance of her certificate. BOTTOM, L- 
R: T. Foster receives a certificate for her ex 
cellence in Math and Science. Mrs. Stewart 
congratulates J. Slaughter for her participa 
tion in Student Council. Senior Beta members 
with their stoles 


 


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Southwests 
#1 TOY 


Each year Bibb County salutes out- 
standing educators for a job well 
done. It also singles out the most 
dedicated to be named Teacher of 
the Year. Nominated by their respec- 
tive schools and selecetd by a com- 
mittee, the list of qualified teachers is 
narrowed down to three. This years 
recipient happened to be last years 
first runner-up and one of our own 
members of the Southwest faculty. 

A teacher since the age of 19, Ann 
Fugate has devoted her life to ed- 
ucating the adolescents of Middle 
Georgia. Having taught for numer- 
ous years at Dudley Hughes (Bibb 
Tech), Ballard A, McEvoy B, and 
Willingham B of Southwest High 
School, Ms. Fugates dedication to 
teaching is to be tremendously re- 
spected and admired. 

Those students who have had the 
opportunity of taking Ms. Fugates 
ninth grade Citizenship/ Free En- 
terprise/Geography (H) course can 
relate to the exellence of her abil- 
ities. Even those students who were 
not taught by Ms. Fugate, but are 
familiar with the 1992 TOY, ben- 
efitted from her caring nature. Ms. 
Fugate, better known to some as 
Fruitcake or Fruity, teaches the 
young minds at Southwest not only 
book knowledge but also respect, for 
oneself as well as for others, disci- 
pline, and proper grammar. If youve 
ever asked Ms. Fugate, Can I go to 
the bathroom, you know that the 
reply is always the same:I dont 
know, can you? 

As well as a great role model for 
today, Ms. Fugate proves to be an 
outstanding inspiration for tomor- 
row. An encourager of dreams and 
goals, Ann Fugate is the epitome of 
the perfect teacher  no doubt de- 
serving her title of Bibb County 
Teacher of the Year! 


Congratulations 
Ms. Fugate! 
We Love You! 


162  Teacher of the Year 





Soaring with 
Stars and 
Eagles 


Southwest has been blessed with 
many great minds this year, as every 
year. Dedicated to honoring its ex- 
cellent students, Southwest recog- 
nizes its highest SAT scorer as STAR 
student. This year Cindy Chapman 
and Felicia Taylor tied with a score 
of 1140. John Mathews and Trudy 
Norris were named by the STARs 
as STAR Teachers. 

Another top recognition of stu- 
dents is the Macon Telegraph's 
Golden Eagle awards. Bibb County 
students are nominated by their 
schools in specified areas in which 
they excell to be eligible for the 
Golden Eagle. Southwest sent eleven 
oustanding students to participate. 
These students have definitely 
brought honor to our school. 


TOP: LEFT TO RIGHT: John Mathews - STAR Teacher and Cindy Chapman  STAR Student; Felicia Taylor  STAR Student and Trudy Norris 
STAR Teacher. BOTTOM: Golden Eagle Nominees, FIRST ROW, L-R: Marvetta Ammons - English/Literature, Diana Becham - Journalism, Cindy Chapman 
~ Social Studies, Shelley ONeal  Social Science. SECOND ROW, L-R: Latonya Raines - Foreign Language, Terrance Smith - Citizenship, Brad Simmons  

Math, Rearcous Smith  Drama, Gail Ashcraft - Industrial /Vocational. (Not Pictured) Karla Nelson  Science and Amelia Cross  Art. 


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Wild and 
Wacky! 


The last full week of school was 
full of excitement and emotion, es- 
pecially for the seniors. Designated 
as Senior Week, the upcoming grad- 
uates were busy with a jam packed 
schedule: rehearsing for honors 
night, attending informative assem- 
blies, and just being wild and wacky! 
During the week, the Seniors were 
also honored with a breakfast at 
Shoneys and participated in Twin 
and Tacky/Kiddie Days. Towards 
the end of the week the excitement 
was overwhelming as the Senior 
Chant was heard again and again. 


Participation was enthusiastic as the 


seniors looked forward to their last 
week of high school. 


TOP: Seniors participate in the volleyball 
tournament. MIDDLE: An assembly was held 
for students to register to vote. BOTTOM, L- 
R:]. Cooper was Dr. Cooper for Career/Twin 
Day. Y. Washington and D. Richard dressed 
alike. 


164  Senior Week 





Food and 
More Fun 


The final Friday of the school year 
was a tremendous day for the Seniors 
of 92! Following an assembly in the 
morning, the seniors congregated in 
the WB lunchroom to enjoy one final 
feast together. Seated and served by 
the Junior Guides, the upper class- 
men munched ona meal prepared by 
the lunchroom staff. 

After the initial dining, a skit was 
performed by selected seniors to en- 
tertain their fellow classmates. De- 
andra Richard and Marvetta Am- 
mons narrated a class reunion and 
presented the future occupations and 
interests of their friends - the scenes 
were surprising, but could prove to 
be true! 


TOP: D. Duncan and K. Howard enjoy their 
meal. MIDDLE: D. Hadaway and K. Williams 
smile for the camera. BOTTOM, L-R: R. 
Tackett and D. Boyd perform for their class- 
mates. T. Smith with his girls 








Stepping 
Out! 


As the graduation candidates ar- 
rived at the Coliseum, the lower lob- 
by grew in anticipation, nervousness, 
and noise level. Most faces were all 
smiles  looking foward to their 
flight from high school; others were 
slightly tear-stained as they thought 
of the memories and were relunctant 
to let go. 

Led by the Junior Guides the 
paired line of blue gowns marched 
proudly in front of the audience and 
waited to receive their hard earned 
diplomas. Lashandia Griffin began 
the ceremony by leading the Pledge 
of Allegiance. Welcomed by 
MarVetta Ammons, the senior class 
grew nearer to becoming graduates. 
Valedictorian, Cindy Chapman, ad- 
dressed her classmates on the impor- 
tance of friends, memories, and the 
future. Karla Nelson followed Cindy 
to the podium as second speaker, Sa- 
lutatorian. Elected Senior speaker, 
Terrance Smith, also addressed the 
class as he spoke of family and spir- 
itual values. 

Proceeding the speakers, the Sen- 
ior Class was recognized by Board of 
Education member Don Hadaway as 
having met all necessary reguire- 
ments for graduation, and therefore 
becoming the 1992 Graduates of 
Southwest! 

After the closing remarks by Jody 
Holtzclaw, the graduates performed 
their Senior song, Its So Hard to 
Say Good-bye (To Yesterday), for 
the final time. Marching off of the 
Coliseum floor brought mixed emo- 
tions: excitement, fear, joy, sadness, 
and triumph! 

After the diplomas were distrib- 
uted, departure from the Coliseum 
was slow but steady as these young 
people stepped into the world  on 
their own! 


TOP, L-R: Mrs. Leonard checks over her 
group of excited seniors. J. Cooper gives a 
congratulatory kiss. The administrators pre- 
pare for the ceremony. MIDDLE: W. 
Armour, G. Ashcraft, J. Austin listen to the 
speakers. BOTTOM, L-R: A. John- 
son,D.Becham and C.Chapman, and D. Dun- 
can enjoy their final moments together. Ms. 
Cater with Q. Stallworth. M.Barden, 
A.Beaver, D.Becham, and C.Berkner enjoy 
the ceremony. 


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TOP, L-R: Graduation Speakers. Valedictorian 

Cindy Chapman. Salutatorian Karla Nelson. Sen- 
ior Speaker Terrance Smith. MIDDLE, L-R: One 
happy graduate receives his diploma. Diana Becham 
chats with Junior Guide, Brent Joyner before her 
departure BOTTOM, L-R: A look of sadness yet 


longing was displayed by most graduates. Jonathan 
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Brown receives his diploma. Lashandia Griffin 
welcomed those in attendance. Marvetta Ammons 
led the pledge 


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TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jody Holtzclaw sits and awaits his time to make the closing remarks. The Junior Guides stand ready to precede the graduating class. Equadorian 
exchange student, Diego Cornejo visits for the last time with one of his teachers, Ann Fugate. Senior, Gail Ashcraft, has become a GRADUATE. BOTTOM: A group of 
excited graduates celebrate a little early 


Hail to the seniors, Hail! Hail! Hail! 
Theres nothing that we cannot do! 
Got that Spirit! Mighty, mighty Spirit, 
Seniors Do! 

Never on bottom, always on top, 
Once we get started, we never, never stop! 
Hail to the Seniors, Hail! Hail! Hail! 
Theres nothing we cannot do! 

Hail to the class thats finally through, 


HAIL TO THE CLASS OF 92! 


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AY ITT WITH 


PRIDE 


The playing of our National anthem, 
the American flag blowing in the 
breeze. .. Symbols of pride in the Unit- 
ed States. With the raising of the flag 
and the rendition of the National an- 
them, you can feel excitement rush 
through your body as you stand to show 
that youre proud to be an American. 
This same kind of pride is found at SW 
when our athletes compete, the band 
marches on the field, or one of our stu- 
dents receives an academic honor; we 
love to boast that were the best, and SW 
is #1! It is said that our Patriot blood 
runs red, white, and blue here at... 





We must accept fine dis- 
appointment, but never 
lose infinite hope. 


Martin Luther King, Jr. 


If you first have pride in 
yourself, you can con- 
quer the world. 


Mandy Lindsey 


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Master Band Member, Charles Lucas, leads the band in some jammin excercises. S. Patel displays her cultural garb. 


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Kandy Jones in the Cherry Blossom Pageant. Chris Collins, Chris Robinson, and Cedric Middleton entertain the seniors at the talent show. 


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Getting the Job Done! 


Selected members of the SW stu- 
dent body undertook the responsi- 
bility of producing an important pub- 
lication this year. The 1992 Annual 
Staff has once again provided the 
students and faculty of SW a memory 
book to cherish for a lifetime. The 
preparation for this years book be- 
gan before the convening of the 
school year. At Georgia Tech, mem- 
bers of the annual staff were intro- 
duced to layouts, croppers, gutters, 
and intricate computer programs  
tools necessary to create the year- 
book. Being a fairly new staff, the 
members still toughed it out and got 
the job done as they have produced 
the book in your hands. 

Spirit of 92 Staff: Advisor  Ann 
Fugate, Co-Editors  Cindy Chap- 


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Jennifer Adams, Nikki Bernier, 
Tamara Brooks, Diego Cornejo, 
Patrick Davis, Tamekia Hall, Chris 
Harrelson, Susan Hawkins, Jody 
Holtzclaw, Staci Hunnicutt, Brad 
Hunt, Brent Joyner, Mandy Lind- 
sey, Kristina Maldonado, Ladonna 
McGlon, Sonia Murphey, Wendy 
Newberry, Paige Pipkin, Tiffany 
Ragan, Christy Richardson, Vanes- 
sa Stamps, Terence Thompson, 
Yasmin Washington, Rashida 
Whitby, Patricia Wilder, Renee 
Woodall, Van Johnson. 


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The Boody Short Girls. BOTTOM, L-R: 
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Saying Good-bye to Our Fruity! 


The Spirit of 92 lost a very important 
member of its staff at the end of this 
school year. Ann Fugate has been the 
advisor of the SW yearbook for the past 
seven years. Since she has taken the 
reigns, Southwest has produced an 
award winning book for the past five 
years. 

A teacher of 32 years, Ms. Fugate has 
dedicated a numerous amount of hours 
to education. However, none of the past 


25 can total the enourmous amount of 


time and effort she spent in the past 
seven years devoting her time to the 
yearbook. Most people probably dont 


realize the time, energy , hardwork, and 
dedication necessary to produce an im- 
maculate book such as the SW annual. Ms. 
Fugates schedule began upon her arrival 
to school at 7 AM, and most days did not 
end until 5 PM. 

Her abilities and skills as a teacher and 
advisor are tremendous, so many times she 
has gone beyond the call of duty. Ann 
Fugate has left her mark on Southwest 
High school, and our lives. We hope that 
next years staff and advisor can carry out 
Fruitys legacy. Good luck guys, because 
her path i is difficult to follow and her shoes 
are hard to walk in. 


Ms. Fugate, 

lo the teacher we've all grown to love, who has 
stood by us through the good and bad times 

You have taught us more than book knowledge 
you've taught us how to work hard for what we 
want, no matter how tough it gets. You have been 
greatly appreciated throughtout the years that we 
have all known you! We cant say enough for our 
appreciation 

Throughout this year, 
kinds of 
times to go by! 
impact on our minds. We are sorry to see you go 
but we know deep down inside that you will never 


we've put up with all 
all of the good 
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As you leave, 


leave our hearts! 


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Its Been Fun! 


At the closing of last year we were ap- 
proached with the idea of being the editors 
of the Spirit of 92. After a little deliberation, 
we decided that since the task was such a 
major one, and our schedules all ready de- 
manding, we would tackle this job together. 

Our school year began in August when 
we, Ms. Fugate, and five other staff mem- 
bers attended a workshop at Georgia Tech. 
Here is where we developed the theme and 
skeleton of the book. From there everything 
went downhill; of course, with an occasional 
bump, or two, or ten, suffered along the 
way. For example, the most dreadful was the 
imminent chance of not having a book be- 
cause of lacking funds. Ms. Fugate dug in 
and restricted our budget very tightly and we 
were allowed to produce the book  but, 
we had a loss of color. Ms. Fugate redrew 
the senior section so that we could at least 
have the class pictures in color, everything 
else would have to be in black & white.  
Sorry Guys! Of course there were other mis- 
haps, for example, Diana almost broke both 
computers and erased the annual off of the 
disk, and of course Cindy was always there 
to fix things. 

Despite the bad times, we have had many 
great ones. As editors of the book we have 
learned excellent lessons of responsibility  
and a few other skills, for example, adding a 
little bull crap to copy so that it fits its 
designated areas and posing for pictures. 
We've also gotten the opportunity to meet 
new people and to share in the closeness of 


friendships that existed this past year. As 
the book came to a close we were extremely 
grateful, yet more so sad. After 3 1/2 years 
of being on the annual staff we were losing a 
major part of our lives, and we mean MA- 


JOR! The pressure was always intense, but 


we stuck it out until the very end. 

We are very proud of the work that we 
and the staff have accomplished. We wish 
that each of you can flip through the pages 
and laugh as you remember the times that 
you experienced this past year, as we will. It 
was a great experience, and we offer you 
this book in hopes that you cherish it and 
never forget the faces, people, and places. 

On a final note, we would like to extend 
our sincere gratitudes to the SW faculty who 
assisted us in our fundraising  Thank 
You! To Angela, Patricia, and Mandy 
thank you for your support of us and our 
short tempers, you mean a lot to us. And 
especially to Ms. Fugate, thank you for al- 
ways being there to help us out, as you did, 
often, and being our friend. We love you 
dearly, and we'll miss you more! 


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In Memory of 


Sherquita Flint 
and 
Karmyn Albritton 


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Fond Memory brings the light 
Of other days around me; 
The smiles, the tears, 
Of boyhoods years, 
The words of love then spoken; 
The eyes that shone 
Now dimmed and gone, 
The cheerful hearts now broken. 


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