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Collection:: Middle Georgia School Yearbooks
Title:: The Patriot 1993
Creator:: Southwest High School (Macon, Ga.)
Publisher:: Macon, Ga. : Southwest High School
Date of Original:: 1993
Subject:: Southwest High School (Macon, Ga.)--Students--Yearbooks
School yearbooks
High school students--Georgia--Macon--Social life and customs
Location:: United States, Georgia, Bibb County, Macon, 32.84069, -83.6324
Medium:: school yearbooks
Type:: Text
Description:: A 1993 Southwest High School yearbook from Macon, Georgia.
Metadata URL:: https://archive.org/details/1993-southwest-high-school
IIIF manifest:: https://iiif.archivelab.org/iiif/1993-southwest-high-school/manifest.json
Language:: eng
Holding Institution:: Washington Memorial Library, Middle Georgia Regional Library
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SPIRIT of 93

Southwest High School
Macon, Georgia
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What is the first thing
you do when you try to
put a puzzle together, or

attempt anything new

and different? Take a
good look at the pieces
and read the directions!
sometimes you just have
to find someone to help

you get the job done.
This is what the staff of

spirit of 93 decided
Southwest High School
was all about. From the
time you enter the
school as a Freshman
until you leave as a
graduating Senior, your
education is one big
puzzle.

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What exactly are
the pieces of this
puzzle we Call
Southwest? Some of
them are obvious.
We looked at the
administrators, the
faculty, the students.
Those are the easy
pieces. But what
about all the other
things and people
who are around
every day to help us
with this puzzle?
Many of them are
behind the
scenes, such as the
custodians and
lunchroom workers,
Campus Police and
maintenance
workers. They may
not have as visible a
role as teachers and
students, but they
are necessary parts
of a puzzle all the
same.

We also believe
that emotions are
part of our
puzzle. The pride we
feel as our band
marches onto the
field, or our athletes
enter the fields of
competion, or our
Academic and Math
teams win a meet, or
our Mock Trial team
places in statewide
competion is a vital
part of the feeling we
call Southwest Spirit.
There are those who
say that Southwest
just does not have
the Spirit anymore.
But as your Spirit of
93 Staff worked to
get the pictures and
Stories for this
yearbook, we
discovered that the
pride still exists, the
Spirit is still there and
we at Southwest are
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STUDENT LIFE

Something Everyday!

At Southwest there's always something
going on. Beginning in September with
the ordering of Caps and Gowns for Seni-
ors and signing up for Drug Education
classes, students moved into the '92-'93
school year. Senior spirit became obvious
with breakfasts and new jerseys! Other
programs soon followed. Some students
worked in a little studytime as the first
grading period approached all too quick-

ly.

Clockwise:Mrs. Stokes takes an order from L. Reid;
Dr. Tate discusses Night"; L. Moore serving at the
Senior Assembly; SENIORS!!; Mrs. Richardson &
Coach Hill register students for Drug Awareness

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Double Vision?

During Homecoming week, many spir-
ited people dressed alike on Twin Day.

LEFT TO RIGHT:Social Studies Teachers June Bry-
ant & Janann Wright; Best Friends Carol Taylor &
Judy Moore; Asa & Adrian Grant; Richard Merchant
& Tom Stahl the Mad Scientists; Sommer Durham
& Summer Greene; Real Twins Michael & Victor
Belarmino

OMECOMING 92-'93

Homecoming Court 92:Darren Berkner & Renee
Woodall: James Robinson & his escort; Kim Gilbert &
her escort: Tim Hickss dad & his escort; Roshonda
Moore & her escort; Kevin Dawson & his escort;
Tonya Long & her escort; Aisha Glover & her escort

Night of Dreams

In spite of the rainy weather,
on October 17, Demestric
Jones was crowned Home-
coming Queen with Paige
Pipkin as the runner up and
Todd Walker was named Mr.
Southwest with Brent Joyner
as the runner up. Our SW foot-
ball team became victorous

over Butler County with a
score of 19-0.

TOP:Runners Up: Paige Pipkin & Brent
Joyner; The show of our spirit;T. Bryant
shows her spirit; MIDDLE, L-R: P. Pip-
kin & Mr. Joyner; N. Glover & her escort
D. Jones & her escort; V. Curtis heads
for the top. L. Thomas lends a hand to
help his mom. BOTTOM, L-R: B. Col-
bert & her escort; N. Gilbert & her es-
cort; T. Clark & her escort. The court
waits with anticipation

MORP

Get down! Turn around! If it's casual fun
and dancing you enjoy, then the MORP is
just for you. MORP, or PROM spelled
backwards, is the students opportunity
to be sloppy, dress funky and have a
good time. This is one time the students
of Southwest don't have to worry about
the dress code. This event is sponsored
annually by Student Council which is
headed by Betty Stewart-Crossan and
has proved to be a lot of fun for everyone
involved

TOP:G. Wilder, J. Bass, R. Weeks, and K. Styons
MIDDLE:.. Latimore shows everyone how to get dowr

Jones, J. Jump, and A. Jackson shows you the REAL
dress code. BOTTOM:Walk-This-Way!? Are you sure

this is how this goes?

This Magic
Moment

It was an evening of hearts, lace and
beautiful girls as the Southwest Pep Club
sponsored the annual Sweetheart Cor-
onation. Every year a lucky sweetheart is
chosen from each class and also one to
be the overall Miss Southwest Sweet-
heart. This year the Miss Southwest
Sweetheart was given to Miss Simona
Shannon. Paige Lindsey was Freshman
Sweetheart, Keisha Lee was chosen
from the Sophomore class. Tawanda
Talton won the Junior Sweetheart, and
Paige Pipkin took the Senior Sweetheart
honors. There was also an award given to
the three young ladies who raised the
most money for the evening. First place
was awarded to Keisha Lee , second to
Tamika Pearson and third place to
Stephanie Baldwin. Congratulations to
all of the Sweethearts!

TOP: The reigning Miss Sweethearts: Paige Lindsey,
Keisha Lee, Tawanda Talton, Paige Pipkin, and
Simona Shannon. BOTTOM:The Freshmen wait pa
tiently for their turn. Miss 1993 Southwest Sweet
heart Simona Shannon

Ghosties and Goblins and WHAT?!

Witch teacher would be the Wacky -
Witch was the question as the Spirit of Tear Ly
'93's fundraising event became a heated
race between Mrs. Gwen Bell and Ms.
Bitsy Phillips. Most of the faculty agreed
to participate in the Wacky Witch contest,
but in the early days it became obvious
that the show down would be between
two of the SW favorites.
The students watched the tote board
each day during lunch as the money was
increased. Finally, the announcement
came. Ms. Bitsy Phillips was the Wacky
Witch. On Friday she joined the Key
Clubs Goofy Goblins in a haunting of
the campus. The Goblins were also in-
volved in a fundraiser to benefit The Chil-
dren's Hospital. Spirit of '93 appreciates
the great effort and Spirit shown by all
in this fun raising event.

CLOCKWISE:Ms. Stokes takes the votes. Marilyn
Payne. Renee Woodall & Kristy Ciccimarro make 93. Fab
ulous Fifties. Goofy Goblins prepare to haunt. Convict
Hawkins, Phantom & Conehead Hutchinson. Ms. Bitsy Phil-
lips haunting Juan Lopez. The WITCH!!!

Mock Election

The candidates met at SW
for a final showdown. Hal
Clinton, David Bush, and
Reece Perot made prom-
ises to an enthusiastic crowd.
Adding to the rally were per-
formances by the chorus and
the cheerleaders who cheered
for their favorite candidates.
Clinton definitely had the vol-
ume of support as students
proved that they were Amer-
ican Patriots.

CLOCKWISE: One student has al-
ready made his choice; Governor Hal
Clinton; The candidates and their se-
curity; Arrika Maynard's top hats;
Reece Perot

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MANIA!!!

Southwest
showed their sup-
port as they
cheered the
Braves to their
2nd Division Win
and World Series.

SENIOR TEAM
MEMBERS HONORED

Platters full of fried chicken welcomed
Senior members of the football and cheer-
leading squads as they were honored on
October 15. Board of Education admin-
istrators William Bell and Harry Trawick
joined Dr. Watkins and the coaches as
the Seniors were recognized for their con-
tributions to Southwest. Team captains
Todd Walker and Tim Hicks, and An-
drea Anderson expressed gratitude to
their coaches.

TOP LEFT-RIGHT:Team Captains T.Hicks and
T.Walker. K.Plummer, L.Gilbert, and A.Anderson are
happy to be seniors. Proud coach Sheila Bell with
her squad. MIDDLE D.Ford and M.Jacobs dig in
T.Hicks enjoys his lunch.Seniors check out their
goodies. Is that enough chicken, Scott?! Deputy
Superintendant William Bell gives a special mes
sage to the Seniors

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Susan Childs

Janie Wach

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Betty Hall
Pat Smith
Angela Edge
Jeanette Francis
Donald Williams

Ruth McCallum
Kelvin Daniels
Ella Smith
Dorothy Smith
Margaret Lester

Cleeve Williams
Diane Williams
Addie Pope
Marge Register
Everlean Finney

Eddie Ruth Bounds
Larry Harris
Lou Verne Collier
Mattie Tolbert
Ellen Finney

William Holt
Shirley Williams
Janette Wesson

Mary Ashely
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Adams, Jennifer 5-26-75
Gemini. Cheerleader 9-10;
Computer Club-Secreytary 9;
Spanish Club 10; Latin Club
11-12; Deca Club-Vice Presi-
dent 12; Beta Club 9-12;
Scrapbook Editor 12; Annual
Staff 10-11; Girls State 11;
Honor Roll 9; Principal's List
10-12; Junior Guide 11; Junior
Class Representative 11;
Who's Who Among American
High School Students 10-12;
United States National Math-
ematics Award 11; American
Scholar 11; Governor's Honor
Nominee a Song:
Comfortably Numb.
Adams, Nikki 7-25-73
Leo. Made It To The Twelth
Grade. Song: Just Love Me
Down.

Anderson, Andrea 1-12-92
Capricorn. Chorus 9; Pep
Club 9-11; Cheerleader 9-12
(12 Captain); All- Star Cheer-
leader 12; Student Council
Treasurer 12; Sweetheart
Nominee 9. Song Love
Shoulda Brought You Home.
Ard, Burt 4-25-74 Tau-
rus. Vica 11; FCA 12. Song:
Achy Breaky Heart.
Armstrong, Karen 1-14-74
Capricorn. Song: What
Bout Your Friends.

Arnold, Eric 12-24-74
Capricorn. Computer Club 9-
10; VICA 11-12. Song:
Computer Love.

Bailey, Tamiko 6-2-75
Taurus. Made it to the Twelth
Grade. Song: Goodbye
Love.

Baldwin, Quinton 4-13-74
Aries. Jazz Ensemble 9;
Band Section Leader 11; Pres-
ident of the Band 12. Song:
Pressure Cooker.

Balkcom, Tanya 7-11-75
Cancer. VOCA; VICA.
Song: | Don't Want To Do
Anything.

Barlow, Ernest 5-15-75
Taurus. Made it to the Twelth
Grade. Song: Scenario.
Bartholf, Joe 7-1-75
Cancer. Made it to the Twelth

Grade. Song: Puff The Magic
Dragon.

Bass, Angel 11-1-74
Scorpio. Pep Club 10-11; Hon-
or Roll 10-12; VICA Treasurer.
Song: Yesterday.

Battle, Clarissa 5-11-75
Taurus. Made it to the Twelth
Grade. Song: Love You
Down.

Bennett, Kenyatta 2-24-75
Pisces. Basketball 9-10;
Baseball 9; Band 9-12; Early
Intervention Program; Honor
Roll 9-10; Project Link; Track 9-
12; Perfect Attendance 9-10;
Mentor Program.

Song: Planet Rock.
Berkner, Darren 7-15-75
Cancer. FCA; DBCA; Scr
ence Club; Computer Club;
Football. Song:'Midnight |p
Montgomery.

Bernier, Nikki 1-28-75
Aquarius Drama .Club 9;
Sweetheart Coranation 10; An-
nual Staff 11; FCA 12. Song:
Somewhere Other Than The
Night.

Bilow, Carol 12-05-74
Sagitarius. Made it to the
Twelth Grade. |Song:
November Rain.

Bissinger, Paul 5-5-75
Taurus. Computer @lub 9; Y:
Club 11-12; School Projects
Chairperson 12; Perfect At-
tendance 11; Honor Roll 11.
Bond, Angelo 3-7-74 Pi-
sces. Song: Rap.

Brown, Sherrode 3-9-74
Made It To The Twelth Grade.
Song: Back To The Hotel.
Bryant, Tervonda 6-13-74
Gemini. Cheerleader 9; Var-
sity Cheerleader 12; VOCA 10;
VOCA Club President. Song:
Slow Dance.

Bundrage, Shenitra 10-30-
74 Scorpio. Majorette; VO-
CA Club; Song: End Of The
Road.

Bunn, Angela 8-13-75
Leo. Made it to the Twelth
Grade. Song: Knockin On
Heaven's Door.

Caldwell, Joel 7-8-75
Cancer. Baseball 9-10; Foot-

ball 9-10; FCA 12. Song: " Set
A Drift Of Memories Bliss Of
You.

Cambell, Andrea 8-17-74
Leo. Student Council 10;
Junior Class Representative.
Song: One More Night.
Carr, Lane 11-12-74
Scorpio. Song: " End Of The
Road.

Carr, Robbie 5-7-73
Taurus. Song: Slow Dance.
Causey, Greg 10-31-73
Scorpio. Honor Roll 9-11.
Song: A SouljaStory.
Chamblisy Tosha 2-10-75
Aquarius. Honor Roll. Song:
Dont Be Afraid.

Chapman, Brandi 4-10-75
Aries. Art Clup10-12, Song:
Wasted Times

Chapman, Scott 1-5-74
Capricorn. Song: Pouring
Like Rain.

Ciccimarro Prince, Kristy
11-13-74 - Scorpio, Beta 10-
72; Key Club 11-12; Deca 12:
Governors Honors Nominee
10. Song: It Alli Begins: With
You.

Clarington, Shemeka 2-3-
75 = Aquarius. Director 9;
Sophomore President; Junior
Class Prsident; Complex
President; TAP 9; Pep Club 10-
11; FBLA 12; Honor Roll 10.
Song: Right Now.

Clark, Andy 8-12-74
Leo. Science Club 9-12; Key
Club 10-12; Patri-Article 11-12;
Montage 11; Mock Trial 10-12;
Soccor 9-12; Football 11; Golf
11-12; FCA 12; Junior Guide.
Song: Give It Away.

Clark, Shawanda 11-13-74
Scorpio. FBLA; Honor Roll.
Song: Real Love.

Clark, Sheddrick 11-4-74
Beta Club; Mu Alpha Theta;
Honor Roll; Upward Bound;
Varsity Basketball. Song: End
Of The Road.

Clayton, Lucretia 9-18-74
Virgo. Who's Who Among
American High School Stu-
dents 10-12; FBLA

10-12; FBLA President -12;
Beta Club; Pep Club 9-

11;Certificate of Merit Awa
Nominee; Honor Rg
9;Principals List 10-12; Proje,
Link 12; Mu Alpha Theta 11-19
Song: | Don't Want To >
Anything.

Cliett, James 11-6-74 ~
Scorpio. Voca. Song: Wh
Will | Choose?

Clyde, LaTonya 6-10-75-
Gemini. Computer Club 10-1
Song: Right Now.

Coan, Andy 2-12-76
ademic Team 10-12 - Captaj
12; Math Team 9-12; Mu Alphy
Theta 11-12; Science Club $
12 Vice President 12: Pro
ect Link 10; Beta Club 9-1)
Governors Honors Prograp
science major. Song: l Shg
the Sheriff.

Coleman, Shallay 11-2
73 Football. Song: End
the Road.

Crews, Tom 6-30-73 -
Cancer. Song: Jailhous,
Rock.

Curtis, April 4-5-75 Ay
es. Honor Roll 9-12; Perfect Ai
tendance 10; Key Club 11-12
Georgia Merit Winner 11; Jur
ior Class Representative; Ju
ior Guide; Mock Trial 12; FG
12. Song: Wind Beneath M
Wings.

Danielly, Barbara 9-117
Virgo. Honor Roll. Song
Silent Prayer.

Danielly, Loura 11-8-74-
Scorpio. Song: End of th
Road.

Darley, Rusty 9-10-74 -
Virgo. SADD; Beta Club 10-1
Science Club 11; Key Club %
Mu Alpha Theta 11-12; Publ
Relations Chairperson
Baseball 10-12; Honor Roll 1)
FCA 12; Junior Guide; Who
Who Among American Hig
School Students 11-12. Sone
Come and Talk to Me.
Davis, Bridgett 1-5-74-
Capricorn. Honor Roll 11; Cot
puter Club 9-11. Song: End!
the Road.

Davis, Dewayne 7-13-74 -
Cancer. Basketball 10-12.

Song:"Right Now.

Davis, Jerry 7-26-75
Leo. Perfect Attendance;
Who's Who Among American
High School Students; J.V.
Cheerleader; Pep Club; FBLA;
Junior Represenative.
Song:"Bridge Over Troubled
Waters.

Davis, June 7-26-75
Perfect Attendance; Superior
in Solo; Ensemble Officer; Drill
Sergeant; Pep Club; FBLA;
Junior Representative. Song:
Everlasting Love."

Davis, Leslie 9-25-73
Libra. Drama Club 9; VOCA
Club 10-11; DECA Club 12.
Davis, TeWanna 8-31-75
Virgo. Honor Roll; Football
Manager 9-12; FBLA 12; Var-
sity Tennis 10-12. Song:
When Doves Cry.

Dawson, Kevin 7-31-75
Pep Club 10-11; FBLA 12; Per-
fect Attendance 10; Football
Trainer 9. Song:| Dont Want
To Do Anything.

Dennis, Tomeka 5-23-75
Gemini. Drill Team; Pep
Club; Y Club; FBLA; Student
Council; Color Guard. Song: 'If
Having You Is All That | Have
To Do.

Dinkins, Letica 9-24-74
Libra. VOCA; FHA. Song:
End of the Road.

Dixon, Latresia 8-9-74
Leo. Cheerleader; Pep Club;
FBLA. Song: If | Ever Fall In
Love.

Duncan, Octavia 1-21-75
Aquarius. Pep Club; Y Club
9-10; Vica 11; Student Council
Vice President 10; Vica Sec-
retary 12. Song: If Loving You
Is All That | Have To Do.
Dykes, Tiffany 7-31-74
Leo. Cosmetology Club 10-11;
DECA Club 12. Song: It
Could've Been Me.

Ellington, Javar 9-11-74
Virgo. Football; Basketball:
Track. Song: End of the
Road.

Ellington, Rhonda 12-1-74
Sagitarius. Honor Roll 9-10;
DECA; Montage; Young Geor-
gia Authors Award; Journalism
Awards. Song: | Love You Pe-

riod.

Ellington, Warren 10-31-74
Scorpio. Chorus President
11; Outstanding Senior; Junior
Guide; Sectional leader- ad-
vanced choir; Leo Club 9; Art
Club 10&12. Song: Jesus,
Your the Center of My Joy.
Ellis, Chiquita 9-30-74
Libra. Honor Roll 9-10; Drill
Team 11. Song: Slowdance.
Ellis, Tony 6-30-74 Can-
cer. Made It To The Twelth
Grade. Song: End of the
Road.

Evans,Angela 12-13-73
Sagitarian. Tap 9-10;

VICA 11-12 President 12.
Song: End of the,-Road.
Evans, Kristi. 5-28-74
Gemini. Cosmetology Club;
Spanish Glub; DECA. Song:
Unchained Melody .

Evans, Sylvia 2-21-75
Pisces. Y Club; Drill Team;
FBLA ; Perfect Attendance 11.
Song: | Dont Wanna Do Any-
thing.

Everly, Tina 11-29-74
Mu Alpha Theta 10-12; Key
Club 9-12; DECA 12; BetaClub
9-12; Governors Honors Pro-
gram 11; Latin Club 11; Who's
Who Among, American High
School Students 10-42; Er
skine College Fellow_aq; GA
Certificate of Merit 4d; Princi-
pal's List 9-10; Honor Roll 11;
Montage ae Song:
Comfortably Numb.

Farr, Kelly 11-4-74 Scor-
pio. Sweetheart Coronation
11. Song: Everything | Do (|
Do It For You).

Farrar, Terrence 5-22-73
Gemini. Made It To The
Twelth Grade. Song: Money
and the Power.

Fielder, Candace 8-8-75
Leo. Honor Roll 10; Class
Representative 11-12; Junior
Assistant; Key Club 11-12; An-
nual Staff 12-; Co-Editor, Busi-
ness- Editor; Mock Trial Wit-
ness 12; FCA 12; Governor's
Honor Nomminee; Peer Coun-
selor Nomminee; Kid's Voting-
Georgia; Red Cross Blood
Doner 12; Golden Eagle Nom-
minee-Journalism. Song: The

Dance.

Fleming, Scott 4-15-75
Aries. Principals List 9-10;
Honor Roll 11; Governor's Hon-
ors State Semi-finalist 10-11;
Merit Award 11; Outstanding
Achievement in Art 9&11; Soc-
cer 10-12; Presbyterian Fellow
11; Junior Guide; Latin Club
10-12 -President; Art Club 9-
10&12; Science Club 11-12.
Song: Nothing Else Matters.
Floyd, Shameka 2-11-74
Aquarius. Tap 9; Pep 10;
VOCA 11eMIGA 12. Song: Lift
YourmHead Up and Smile."
Ford, Derail 8-12-74
Football; Wrestling; Soccer.
Song: If Loving You Is All That
Have ToDo.

Fort, Veranda 7-25-75
Leo. Club 9; Pep Club 10-11;
FBEA 12. Song: Don't Leave
Me.

Fossett, Shanna 5-28-75
= Gemini. 'Y Club 9-10; FBLA
11-12; Pep Club 11. Song: I
Don't Want To Do Anything
Else But Love You.

Fossett, Tanisha 3-5-75
Pisces. Who.s Who Among
Am@rican High School Stu-
dents 9-11; Honor Roll 9; Prin-
Cipals List 10; Beta Club 9-12;
Spanish Club 12. Song:
Pouring Like Rain.
Fountain, Tonya 8-25-75
Cosmetology 10-12- Pres-
ident; DECA 12. Song:
Anymore.

Foust, Loland 8-21-75 -
Leo. Made It To The Twelth
Grade. Song: End of the
Road.

Francis, Anthony 1-22-75
Made It To The Twelth
Grade. Song: Love Shouldve
Brought You Home.
Freeman, Keisha 11-5-73
Scorpio. Sweetheart Coro-
nation. Song: | Dont Want To
Do Anything Else.

Fuller, Shonta 10-16-73
Libra. Pep Club 9&11; FBLA
12; Junior & Senior
Representaive. Song:"'| Could
Use A Little Love.

Garland, Cedric 1-20-74
Aquarius. L.L Cool J. Songs.
Gaskins, Melanie 8-1-74

Leo. Band 9-11; Omega Phi
Delta 10-11; TAP 10-11; Song:
Real Love

Gay, James 9-22-74
Beta Club; United Nations
Summit; KEY Club: Mankind;
Who's Who Amoung American
High Schoo! Students; March-
ing Band; Symphonic Band;
Concert Band; Jazz Ensemble
(Outstanding Drum Solo);
ABAC Jazz Festival; Band
Honor's Soceity; Outstanding
Jazz Musician, Soloist; Geor-
gia College Jazz Festival.
Gay, Trenace 8-23-73
Virgo. Song: Love Should
Have Brought You Home.
Gilbert, Kimberly 11-19-74
Scorpio. Jazz Ensemble;
Chorus 9; Cheerleader 9-12;
Track 9-10; FBLA 10-12; Pep
Club 9-11; GHP Alternate; Na-
tional Special Talent Champi-
on; Math Team 9-11; Mu Alpha
Theta 11-12; TAP 12; Honor
Roll 9-10; Principal's List 11;
Project Link. Song: Your
Smile.

Gilbert, Lakethia 10-14-74
Libra. Georgia Certificate of
Merit; Cheerleader; Beta Club;
FBLA; Math Team; Mu Alpha
Theta; Principals List; Perfect
Attendence; Chemistry
Award; GHP Nomminee; Er-
skine Fellow National Merit
Commended Scholar; United
States Mathmatics Award; All-
American Scholar; Who's Who
Amoung American High
School Students; Girls State.
Song: Keep The Faith.
Glover, Nayland 9-13-74
Virgo. Pep Club 9-11; DECA
Club 12 Vice-President; Mon-
tage 10-11; Song: Love
Should Have Brought You
Home.

Gordon, Tim 1-25-75
Football; Wrestling; Song:
End Of The Road.

Grant, Asa 7-19-75 Can-
cer.

Basketball 9-12; Softball 9-12:
Track 9-11; Tennis 12; PEP
Club 9-11; FBLA 12; Song:
End Of The Road.

Greek, Jennifer 7-10-75
Cancer. Principal's List 9-10;
Honor Roll 11; Governor's Hon-
ors Nomminee 10; Georgia
Certificate of Merit 11; Pres-
byterian College Junior Fellow
11; Beta Club 9-12; KEY Club
12; Who's Who Amoung Amer-
ican High School Students
10&11; Scrapbook Co-Editor;
Junior Assistant. Song: End
Of The Road.

Green, Adrian 5-27-74
Gemini. Song: | Dont Wanna
Do.

Greene, Beverly 3-25-75
Aries. Regional Library
Competition 9; Honor Roll 10;
Regional Debate Team; Cer-
tificate of Achievement 9-11;
TLT inductee 10. Song:
Watch Me.

Greene, Tonia 4-19-75
Aries. Perfect Attendance;
Student Council; Drill Team,
Complex Vice-President; Jun-
ior Class Director, FBLA.

Song: I've Been Searching.

Halligan, Charles 12-31-74
Capricorn. Football 9-12;
Baseball 9-12; Science Club
10-12 - Secretary; FCA 12
President; Wrestling 9; Perfect
Attendance 9. Song: Always
and Forever.

Harbuck, Mack 1-16-75
Capricorn. VICA. Song:
Johnny Blade.

Hargrove, Nicholas 3-28-
75 Aries. Varsity Basketball
10-12; Spanish Club; FBLA;
Track. Song: Can You Stand
the Rain?

Harmon, Inga 7-7-75
Cancer. Whos Who Among
American High School Stu-
dents 9-12; Principal's List 9-
12; Math Honor Society
Award; Honor Roll 9-12; Beta
Club. Song: | Dont Want To
Do Anything Else.

Harrell, Kimberly 2-10-75
Aquarius. Chorus 9-11;
FBLA 12; Y Club 9-10; Pep
Club 11. Song: If Loving You
Is All That | Have To Do.

Harrell, Showonda 9-2-73
Virgo. VOCA 10-11. Song:
Make It Last Forever.
Hartage, Henry 7-6-75.
Cancer. Honor Roll 11; DECA.
Song: | Dont Want To Do
Anything.

Harvey, Paris 2-16-75
Aquarius. Made It To The
Twelth Grade. Song: End of
the Road.

Hayes, Dora 7-5-73
Cancer. Computer Club. Song:
Who Will | Choose?

Henry, Chris 11-9-74
Scorpio. Key Club 9-10; DECA
11-12; Marketing 11-12. Song:
November Rain.

Hiley, Shawanna 8-16-74
Leo. FBLA; Pep ClubgSong;:
Love Should Have Brought
You Home.

Hill, Curtis 11-10-74
Scorpio. VOCA; Track. Seng:
Right Now,

Hicks, Kimberly 5-30-73
Gemini. Song: Gnd of the
Road.

Hicks, Tim 8-8-74 Leo.
Rookie of the year-10; MVP
Football 11. Song: *'l've Been
Searching.

Hill, Jason 11-29-74
Scorpio. VOCA; Art. Song:
Break Down.

Hill, Vereza 9-22-73 Vir-
go. VOCA. Song; Season No
Reason To Change)
Holloway, April 4-3-75
Aries. Song: Letting Go.
Holmes, Anthony 10-30-73
Scorpio. Song: Slow
Dance.

Horton, Tameka 7-7-75
Cancer. Secretary Computer
Club 10-11; FBLA 12. Song: *
Got A Thing For You.
Howard, Chiquita 7-7-75
TAP 10-11; Pep Club; Cos-
motology Club. Song: Silent
Prayers.

Howard, Aaron 3-13-73
Song: Right Now.

Howard, Richard 3-7-75
Pisces. Honor Roll; VICA Vice-
President. Song: Sexual Heal-
ing.

Hudson, Tellis 8-7-74
Leo. VOCA. Song: Shake
What Your Mamma Gave

You.

Hughs, Clifton 10-27-74
Scorpio. Song: Right Now.
Huguley, James 12-12-74
Trainer Boys Basketball 9;
Trainer Girls Basketball Team
10; Band 11-12; Varsity Soccer
10; Varsity Baseball 12; VICA
12. Song: End Of The Road.
Hunt, Shamika 7-6-75
Top Five In Track. Song: Mad
Cobra.

Hurst, Kentrel 10-20-73
Libra. Song: What About
Your Friends?

Hutchinson, Chris 3-28-74
Aries. Key Club 11-12; Ten-
nis 11,42; FBLA 9; Whos Who
Among American High Schoo!
Students 11; Technological
Students of America 9.

Ivery, Royce 9-10:74
Virgo. Freshman Class Treas-
urer; Pep Club; Who's Who
Among American High Schoo!
Students 10-11; Project Link 9;
Junior City Couneil 10-12;
Math Team 9-12: Beta Club 9-
12; Baseball; Football 9-12;
Basketball 9-10 <= Manager;
FBLA; Honor_Roll 9-12: Edu-
cational Talent Search; Perfect
Attendance 9-11. Song: |
Don't Want Anything Else.
Jackson, Altovise Song:
Nobody Like You.
Jackson, James 8-17-74
Leo. Basketball 9-12; Track
9&11. Song: Flex.

Jackson, Lee 5-20-75
Taurus. Wrestling 9-10. Song:
Back To the Hotel.
Jackson, Monica 7-28-75
Leo.

Jacobs, Marcellis 5-24-75
Gemini. Football; Basket-
ball; Baseball. Song: Planet
Rock.

Jarrell, Audrey 4-27-74
Taurus. Song: 'l've Been
Searching.

Johnson, Charles 2-27-74
Pisces. Song: College
Girl.

Johnson, Jaquel 7-28-75
Leo. President of DECA;
Upward Bound; Student Coun-
cil V. Pres.- Director; Beta
Club; Honor Roll.

Johnson, Octavia 8-18-74

Leo. Hustle Awarg
Basketball; Perfect Attey
ance; French Award; Hoy
Roll; Track 3rd in regi
Song: Slow Dance.
Johnson, Santonio {j,)
74 Scorpio. Band.
Song: Shake Whatcha Mer
Gave Ya.

Johnson, Susan 7-2-74|
Cancer. Cosmetology 10,
Deca Club 12. Song: Sha
The Sugar Tree.

Jolly, Magina 9-10-73,

Jolly, Shalandria 9-1-74.
Virgo. FHA 9-10; FBLA; Hop
Roll 11. Song: | Wanna Lo)
You.

Jolly, Willie 9-30-74 |
bra. VOCA; Football; Baseby
Song: Guerillas In The Mist
Jones, Amanda 7-18-75,
Gemini. VOCA. Song: Givi
Him Something He Can Feg
Jones, Amanda 7-13-75.
Cancer. Cosmetology; DEG
Song: End of the Road.
Jones, Demestric 10-2)
Libra. Homecoming Co
9-12, Majorette 10-11, 9
Grade Representative, Mai
ette Captain 12, Homecom
Queen 12, FBLA; Son
Something In My Heart.
Jones, Shininta 5-22-74
Gemini. Song: Alone W
TOU."

Jones, Tracy 6-24-74.
Cancer. Song:End of ft
Road.

Joyner, Brent 10-25-74.
Scorpio. Football 9-12; Wr
tling 9-10; Science Club 9
Latin Club 10-11; Junior Guit

resentative; FCA V. Pr
12. Song:'Back to the Hote
Kendrick, Dee Dee 3)
74 Pisces. TAP 9; Pep!
11; Chorus 10,12; FBLA?
Song:End of the Road.

L_atimore, Jerry 9-23-75
irgo. Beta Club, Who's Who
Among American High School
Students; Honor Roll; Honor
Band; Section Leader of
Drums. Song: "Shaft."
Lester, Quanjalain 1-3-75
_ Capricorn. Pep 9-11; FBLA
42. Song: End of the Road.
Lewis, Amy 9-28-75
eo. Choral Festival, VP Ad-
vanced Choir, Treasurer Leo
Club, Who's Who Among
American Highschool Stu-
dents, Congressional Scholar.
Song: | Will Be Here For
You."
Lewis, Yolander 1-17-75
Capricorn. Song: Il Could |
Just Kill A Man.
Little, Stacy 2-16-75
Aquarius. All American Schol-
ar, U.S. Mathametics Award,
Who's Who Among American
High School Students, Geor-
gia Certificate of Merit, Varsity
Baseball, Principals List,
100% participation in Beta
Club, Beta Club, FBLA, Math
Team, Mu Alpha Theta. Song:
Come Back."
Lovsey, Angie 12-13-74
Sagitarius. Softball 9-12, Key
Club 9-12, Key Club V.P 12,
Montage 11, Annual Staff 12,
Honor Roll 9-11, Junior Rep.,
Student Council Sr. Class Sec-
retary, Mock Trial Witness 12,
FCA 12.
Mack, Kory 7-28-75 Leo.
Football 9-12, Pep 10-11, Bas-
ketball 9, FHA 9, Tennis, Art
Award, Spanish Club, Who's
Who Amoung American High
School Students, Who's Who
Amoung American High
School Athletes. Song: There
You Go."
Mann, John Basketball B-
Team & Varsity, Track, Foot-
ball. Song: Your Love Is Too
Hype.
Mann, Natondra 7-8-75
Cancer. Varsity Track, FHA,
FBLA. Song: Slow Dance.
Marshall, Tiffny 4-10-75
Aries. Honor Roll, TAP. Song:
End of the Road.
Martin, Trevmon 8-24-75
Virgo. Song: End of the

Road.

Mason, Antuane 7-11-75
Cancer. Varsity Baseball,
Varsity Football, Varsity Ten-
nis, FBLA, Mock Trial. Song:
I'm Still Waiting.

Mason, Kim 1-23-74
Aquarius. DECA, Softball
Song: It Could've Been Me.
Mathis, John 6-5-75
Gemini.

McCoy, Alton Song: Come
By There My Love.

McCoy, Ryan 5-27-75
Physical Best of Southwest.
Song: A Country Boy Can
Survive.

McDonald, Benjamin 11-
29-74 SagitanwS eSong:
The Angel Song.
McElimurry, Amy 11-7-74
Scorpio, Song: Cold No-
vember, Rain,

McGee, Antonio 5-28-74
Gemini. Song: End of the
Road.

McKinnon, Kimberly 4-4-
74 Aries. Chorus, Junior
Varsity Cheerleader, FBLA,
DECA. Song: Can You Stop
The Rain?

McNan, Phyllis 3-11-74
Pisces. Song End of the
Road.

Meadows, Ronkisha 9-13-
74 Song: End.of the
Road.

Merchant, Amethyst 2-10-
74 Aquarius. Highest av-
erage in/Science class & AP
Biology, Govonor's Honors
Science Major/Math Minor,
Principal's List, Science Club
President, Latin Club VP, Math
Team, Academic Team, Beta
Club, Project LINK, Soccor
Team, Third place in American
High School Mathamatics Ex-
am, Mu Alpha Theta, Second
Place Bibb County Science
Fair, Second Place Optomist
Club Oratorical Contest. Song:
Imagine.

Morris, Chequeta 3-24-75
Aries. Majorette, PEP Club,
Homecoming Rep., Who's
Who Among American High
School Students. Song: End
of the Road.

Moore, Lachana 10-24-74

Principal's List, Honor Roll,
PEP Club, Basketball Statis-
cian, Junior Assistant, Who's
Who Among American High
School Students, All American
Scholar, Sr. Class President,
Beta Club, Mock Trial.

Moore, Roshonda 12-25-
74 Capricorn. Cheerleader,
PEP Club, Miss Finance of
Sweetheart Coronation, Drill
Team, FBLA, Homecoming
Rep., ETS, Patriot Article Staff.
Song: I'm Still Waiting.
Morris, Kareen 8-13-74
LeowSong: Boyz n the
Hood.

Morris, Tiffany 4-25-75
Taurus. Honor Roll, Chorus,
Drill Team, Student Council,
FBLA, TAP, PEP, Junior Guide.
Songz With You.

Mosley, Hannan. 2-12-74
Aquarius. Song: Love
ShouldHave Brought You
Home.

Moxley, Shane 7-21-73
Cancer. VOQCA, DECA, FFA.
Song: Midnight in Montgom-
ery.

Myrick, Enoch 9-28-74
Libra. Song: I'd Die For You.
NeSmith, Patricia 5-31-74
Gemini. Academic Team,
Chorus, Science Club, FCA,
Latin Club, Whos Who Among
American High School Stu-
dents, Honor Roll. Song: |
Adore Me Amore.

Neville, Darnell 2-9-75
Aquarius. Marching Band,
TAP. Song: Sleigh Ride.
Nicholson, Brian -4-21-74
Taurus. Football, Baseball.
Song: End of the Road.
ONeal, Jennifer 8-23-74
Virgo. Chorus, FBLA. Song:
| Been Searching.

ONeal, Ronald 5-2-73
Taurus. Song: End of the
Road.

OQuinn, Scott -6-12-75
Gemini. FFA, FCA, Football.
Song: End of the Road.
Oliver, Shantelle -6-5-74 -
Gemini. PEP, FBLA, VICA,
Honor Roll, Varsity Basketball,
Rookie of the Year. Best All
Around, Perfect Attendence.
Song: | Dont Wanna Do Any-

thing Else.

Parker, Kapri 5-24-75
Gemini. Band, Computer Club,
FBLA, Tennis. Song: Dont
Leave Me.

Payton, Lori 9-13-74 Vir-
go. FHA, VOCA, Cosmetology.
Song: End of the Road.
Penix, Tommie 10-27-74
Scorpio. Song: Welcome
to the Getto.

Phenix, Crystal 10-17-74
Libra. DECA. Song: End of
the Road.

Pierson, Yashica 5-3-75
Taurus. GA. Power Honor Roll,
Y-Club, FBLA. Song: Love
Shoulda Brought You Home
Last Night.

Pipkin, Paige 10-29-74
Key Club, FCA, Mock Trial,
Peer Counselor, Homecoming
Court, Principals List, Junior
Guide, Fads and Fashions,
DECA, Annual Stafff, Design
an Add Contest, Outstanding
Senior, Good Citizen Nomm,
February Student of the
Month, Sweetheat Coronation-
Sr, Sweetheart, SWTV Broad-
caster. Song: Free Your
Mind.

Pittman, Duane 2-11-75
Aquarius. Honor Roll, Football.
Song: Back to the Hotel.
Plummer, Kenya 12-11-74
Sagitarius. Varsity Cheer-
leader, Beta Club, Honor Roll,
Ga. Merit Award, Who's Who
Among American High School
Students, FBLA, American
Scholar. Song: Part of Me.
Polite, Gerald 8-25-75
Virgo. Honor Roll, Perfect At-
tendence, Latin Club, Varsity
Football, FBLA. Song: Funky
Lyrics.

Pope, Natasha 2-6-75
Aquarius. American Scholar,
PEP Club, FBLA, Whos Who
Among American High School
Students, Beta Club, Honor
Roll, Chorus, Cheerleader.

Song: Part of Me."

Pringle, LaQuincy 7-3-75
Cancer. PEP Club. Song:
You And |.

Rainey, Sheree 3-24-75
Aries. Chorus, Computer Club,
Rep. of Sweetheart Ball. Song:
Slow Dance.

Randolph, Keith 8-15-75
Leo. Basketball, Computer
Club, FBLA. Song: Come And
Talk To Me."

Reid, Lance 5-30-75
Gemini. Marching Band, Jazz
Ensemble, TAp, FBLA, Varsity
Track. Song: ' | Shot The Sher-
iff.

Riley, Charlie 1-3-74
Capricorn.

Robinson, James 1-16-75
Capricorn. Band 9-12, V.P
11, Drum Major 12; Jazz Band
10; Project Link 10; Beta 9-12,
V.P. 11, Pres. 12; Homecoming
Rep. 12; FBLA 12; Pep Club
10-11. Song:"'If Loving You is
All That | Have To Do...
Roquemore, Wesley 7-25-
74 Leo. Song: Air of
Night.

Samples, Oona 12-21-74
Sagittarius. FHA, Tennis,
Honor Roll. Song: Baby Hold
On To Me.

Seary, Latrina 1-19-73
Aquarius. Song: End of the
Road.

Shannon, Simona 7-6-75
Cancer. Homecoming Run-
ner-up, Math Club, Basketball
MVP, Track, Perfect At-
tendence, FBLA, Drill Team.
Song: Rump Shaker.
Shaw, Ben 7-15-75
Song: Lucifer.

Simmons, Demetrice 5-
11-74 Taurus. Beta, Honor
Roll. Song: End of the Road."
Simmons, LaVetta 8-29.
75. Pep Club 9-11; Who's Who
Among American High School
Students 9-12, Honor Roll 10,
Varsity Cheerleader. Song:
What About Yo Friends.
Smith, Christina 1-22-74
Aquarius. Song: End of

the Road.

Smith, Erika 12-09-73
TAP, FHA, VICA. Song: The
End of the Road.

Smith, Kia 1-17-75 Cap-
ricorn. Montage, Science Club,
Newspaper. Song: End of the
Road.

Smith, Laura 8-26-75
Virgo. Key Club-President,
Beta, Mu Alpha Theta, Gov-
ernor's Honors Nominee,
Math Team, Softball, Princi-
pals List, Honor Roll, Fads
And Fashions, Sweetheart
Coronation, Junior City Coun-
cil, Montage. Song: With or
Without You.

Smith, Mekisha 12-27-75
Capricorn. Song: Ain't No-
body Like You.

Smith, Melissa 7-28-75
Leo. Physical ,Best-Bibb, .Stu-
dent Council#Sophomore Sec.-
Junior Dir,-Senior Complex
Dir., Key) Club, Project Link,
Mu Alpha Theta. Song:
Sometimes love Just Ain't
Enough.

Smith, Sharon 3-10-75
Pisces. Beta, Honor Roll, Key
Club, Deca, Who's Who
Among American High Schoo!
Students. Song: Lets Give
Them Something#To Talk
About.

Smith, Tiffany 6-18-75
Gemini. Principal's List, Honor
Roll, Beta Club, Key Club,
Softball, Who's Who Among
American High School Stu-
dents, Ga. Power Acheive-
ment Award. Song: Keep The
Faith.

Smith, Verconus 10-19-74
Libra. Song: Looking At
The Frony Door.

Snider, Lisa 4-24-75
Taurus. Principal's List, Beta
Club. Song: Knockin On
Heaven's Door.

Solomon, Shalonda 1-19-
75 Capricorn. Made it to the
twelfth grade. Song: Kiss and
make up.

Spencer, DeRonte 7-3-75
Cancer.

Stalvey, Hal 4-11-75

Band Honors, District Honor
Band, Honor Roll, Peer Coun-
selor, Drum Major. Song: End
of the Road.

Stephens, Clint 8-26-74
Virgo. Computer Club, DECA,
Baseball. Song: End of the
Road.

Stewart, Will 6-7-75
Gemini. Song: They Want
Erx.

Stubbs, Bobby 12-9-74
Band. Song: | Wanna Love
You Down.

Stubbs, Dyquita 224-75
Pisces@PEP Club, Cosme-
tology. Song: Slow Dance.
Swearingane, Tiffany 6-5.
74 = Gemini. Student Coun-
cil, Upward Bound. Song:
Two Sparrows In A Hurri-
Cane.

Tharpe, Danielle 4-12-75
Aries. PEP Club, Computer
Club, FBLA, Drill Team. Song:
If Loving You Is All | Have To
Do."

Thomas, Bryndis 1-25-75
Aquarius. Computer Club,
DECA. Songi Slow, And
Sexy.

Thomas, David 66-75
Gemini. Beta Club,Mu Alpha
Theta (Pres.), Art Club, Mock
Trial Team (Best Defense At-
torney), Ga. Certificate of Mer-
it, Governor's Honors Nomi-
nee, Principal's List, Senate
Youth Program, Macon Junior
City Council, Student Council.
Thomas, Larry 3-23-74
Aries. Varsity Baseball 10, Var-
sity Football 12. Song: I Got A
Thing For You, Baby.
Thomas, Regina 9-18-74
Virgo. Art Club. Song:
Freak Me.

Thompson, Earin 11-26-75
Sagittarious. Marching,
Jazz Bands. Song: Close To
You.

Toney, Daniel 1-28-75
Aquarius. Annual Art And Pho-
tography Show Honorable
Mention 9, 1st Place Painting
11, Honor Roll. Song: Full
Time Minister.

Tunstell, Darius 9-7-74

Virgo Basketba
Song:Soldier Story.

Tutt, Tamiko 1-1-75
Capricorn. Beta 9-4
Govornor Honors Nominee 4
Principal's List 9-12, Pep O
9-11, Vica 12. Song:"'Log
Control."

Veal, Beth 12-23-74.
Capricorn. Pep Club 9-14
Pres. 11, Sweetheart Rep
J.V. Cheerleader 10, Pay
Article 11, Junior Rep., Der
Club Secretary 12, Dp
Team 9 & 11-12 Captain 4]
Song:"'Make Love To Me."
Warner, Sirena 8-7-73 |
Leo. FHA 12, FBLA 12, ph
Team 12. Song:Mr. Wenda
Watson, Kelvin 12-13)
Sagittarious. Basketball |
10, Varsity Basketball 11-1)
Varsity Track 10, Junior Guid
11, Mock Trial 12, FBLA 11-1
Pep Club 9-10, Principal Li
12. Song:"U & I.

West, Lemuel 2-18-75 -
Aquarius. Latin Club - Secs
tary. Song:"*Cool Like Dat.
Wilder, Chandra 4-277
Taurus. Computer Club!
11 Pres., FBLA 12. Song:Al
See Is Your Love.
Windham, Rhonda 1{1-/
74 Scorpio. Key Club if
Deca 12, Sweetheart Coron
tion 11. Song: The Alad
Theme Song.

Woodall, Renee 3-207
Pisces. Key Club 11-12 -
Treasurer 12, Homecomin
Court 10-12, Art Club 10, Ou
standing Senior, Sweethe#
Coronation 10. Song;:''Tears|
Heaven.

Wooten, Christopher /
20-73 Pisces. Trasporatie
11. Song:Spice 1 Eastbe
Gunsta.

Worthy, Sherrod 4-257
Taurus. Football 9, FHA 1
Voca 12. Song:"'It Feels Goo
To Be A Gangsta.

Wynes, Kelvin 3-7-73 -
Pisces. Song:'Lift Your Hea
And Smile.

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Outstanding Seniors

Darren Berkner
Sherrode Brown
Shemeka Clarington
Kevin Dawson

Kim Gilbert
Lakeitha Gilbert
Inga Harmon

Tim Hicks

Royce lvery
Demestric Jones

Ame Merchant

Ame Merchant, Valedictorian for Class
of '93, plans to persue a Ph.D. in biology
at the University of Georgia. Ame has
always been involved in academic team
competitions and also serves as pres-
ident of the Science Club. She has been
on the Macon Telegraph's Teen Board for
several years. As a college professor and
a lover of nature, Ame hopes to teach
others the importance of a clean envi-
ronment.

Brent Joyner
Dee Kendrick
Stacey Little
Roshanda Moore
Paige Pipkin
James Robinson
Laurie Smith

Hal Stalvey
Todd Walker
Renee Woodall

Andy Coan

Andy Coan, Salutatorian for the Class
of'93, plans to persue a degree in en-
gineering at Georgia Tech. Andy has par-
ticipated in academic team competitions,
Teen Challenge for WMAZ-TV and Sci-
ence Club activities. Andy is Southwest's
Star Student, having attained the highest
S.A.T. scores of the senior class. He se-
lected Richard Merchant as his Star
Teacher.

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BLES SUM.
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SPORTS

Patriots Never
say Die

It may have been a slow beginning,
but true Patriots never give up. After
losing their first two games, the Pa-
triots prepared for battle against a
tough Northeast team. The Raiders lost
14-0 in a fiery overtime. This win
launched our team on a wave of vic-
tories, defeating such teams as Bal-
dwin County, Butler, and Southeast. It
goes without saying our red, white, and
blue Patriots are not very well known
for their ability to give up.

The Homecoming game against But-
ler sent a strong message to the region
competitors. The Southwest Patriots
ran over the Butler Bulldogs telling
themselves, their fans, and most im-
portantly, the other teams in our region
that the Patriots were back and had
the playoffs in mind.

Sadly, the playoffs were not to be
this year. The Evans Knights defeated

the Patriots 21-14 after the Patriots re-
ceived points for only two of the five
touchdowns scored. The team may
have missed out on the playoffs, but
they were still big winners at home and
in the hearts of true Patriot fans.
Thanks, Coach Hatcher and the
Coaching Staff for a good season!

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT:Larry Thomas has the
ball and turns it upfield for another big gainer
Coach Hill appreciates the refree's call. Marcellis
Jacobs receives the kickoff and prepares for the
return. BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: TEAM PIC-
TURE: BOTTOM ROW: Coach Boyd, T. Davis, D
Evans, L. Thomas, A. Mason, J. Ellington, G
Polite, M. Jacobs, A. Ford, D. Ford, W. Jolly, T
Hicks, C. Glover, T. Walker, J. Halligan. 2nd Row
Coach Hudson, W. Simmons, R. Ivery, R
Shiekholesiam, C. Hughes, M. King, B. Christian,
M. Gilbert, R. Chester, A. Gardner, J. Jackson, B
Stephens, R. Evans, K. Halligan. 3rd Row: Coach
Simmons, S. Watkins, T. Glover, L. Miley, L.
Johnson, M. Young, T. Wilson, B. Joyner, B
Hunt, S. Caldwell, T. Coleman, C. Halligan, B.
Nicholson, N. Stewart, Coach Matthews, Coach
Goolsby. TOP Row: Coach Hill, Coach Hatcher,
T. Parker, C. Mays, C. Murphy, D. Pittman, K.
Grinstead, S. OQuinn, P. Palmer, T. Williams, M.
Johnson, K. Mack, K. Whitehead, G. Simmons,
Coach Plagge, Coach Appling. Todd Walker And
Tim Hicks attempt a Patriot's first down

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TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT:Coach Hatcher discuss
es the situation with T. Walker. The Patriot quar-
terback evades a Northeast defender. Todd
Walker drops back and delievers the bomb in the
endzone. BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. EI
lington recovers an Evans fummble for key Pa-
triot field position. L. Thomas rushes towards the
goal line. Coach Appling and C. Mayes converse
on the performance of the offensive line

On The Job
Training

This year's B-team football squad
had a good season for learning as
they prepared themselves for next
year's varsity experiences. The
team's overall record was 1-2-1 as
they gathered many necessary
Skills. The coaching staff consisted
of Haywood Simmons and Iris Hill

The coaches led the team through
a 14-8 victory over Northside. The
guys suffered a close defeat of 14-
12 at the hands of Houston County.
The team also had a tie game with
cross town rivalry, Central, leaving
them with anticipation for next year.
Good luck in the future.

TOP:James Foster breaks loose. BOTTOM:
LEFT TO RIGHT: B-TEAM:A. Ford, T. Wil-
liams, T. Hall, L. Johnson, M. King. 2nd
Row:J. Herring, B. Christian, W. Simmons, S
Watkins, R. Sheikholeslam, K. Murphy
TOP:Coach Simmons, R. Chester, T. Wilson,
L. Miley, S. Caldwell, D. Brezeal, N. Stewart,
Coach Hill

B-TEAM / NINTH GRADE

Young and
Promising

The future looks very promising
for the young members of the
Southwest 9th grade football team.
The squad had a final record of 1-2-1
with a blowout victory over North-
east by a score of 35-0. The team
members also experienced a dis-
appointing loss at the hands of
Southeast with a heartbreaking
score of 14-13. The team showed a
noticable amount of improvement
from the beginning day of practice
to the conclusion of the season.
Coach Matthews assured us of a
promising future for the young men.

TOP:The Patriots getting prepared to rumble
9th Grade Team Picture: BOTTOM, LEFT TO
RIGHT:S. Bonner, T.J. Nixon, L. Williams, S
Williams, L. Curtis. SECOND ROW:M. Smith
L. Brown, B. Pauldo, A. Meadows, S. Howard
K. Pierson. TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT:Coach
Matthews, C. Montgomery, K. Thomas, J
Lundy, A. Watson, T. Smith, C. Jackson, T
Perkins

SOFTBALL

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: S
Krysalka winds up for a delivery
All the right tools. T. Smith on the
way home. BOTTOM, LEFT TO
RIGHT: The team members take
time out to goof off. TEAM PIC
TURE: Bottom L-R:F. Collier, T
Clark, A. Lovesy, S. Oliver, L
Smith, S. Krysalka.Top L-R:Mrs
Trible, M. Herring, S. Adkins, A
Johnson M Lindsey,M
Seagraves, P. Lindsey, A. Grant
D. Parkerson, T. Smith, D. Minton

Determined
Spirit

The Southwest 1992-93 softball
team had a disappointing season as
their true talents were never displayed
by the final scores. The girls gave a
tremendous effort throughout the year
as they faced a rugged schedule. The
team had some difficult losses at the
hands of Northside and Southeast. The
girls never lost their Patriot spirit and
improved greatly through the season.
The team was led by only a few seniors
consisting of Angie Lovsey,
Shantelle Oliver, Laurie Smith, Tif-
fany Smith and Asa Grant. The girls
got on track early in the season by
defeating Northeast by a score of 12-5
and once more during the season. Ms.
Trible and Mrs. Graham-Minton
should be congratulated for their con-
stant efforts in working with the girls.
The coaches look forward to next year
with many returning stars surely to
shine.

Southwest Dominates
City- Tournament

Blowing Central away with a 54-18
win, Southwest expressed their train-
ing received by Coach Richard Plagge
in a successful match ending with a
nine and one loss for Southwest. North-
east tried to pose a problem for the
Patriots by leaving the match up to the
last three opponents which brought
Southwest out of the fire for 38-33 win.
Facing Southeast with an exhausted
team, Southwest showed their dom-
inating ability again by a 51-21 win. The
team spirit kept Southwest alive as the
other schools dropped like flies at the
Patriots feet. Ambition is the essence
of winning as proved by the Southwest
fight for the city championship.

Top Left to Right: Marty intimidates his op-
ponent; Derantae comes out a winner; Derell
works in a move

Bottom Left to Right: Team. First Row: J. Mills,
K. Swint, D. Spencer, A. Thompson. Second
Row: R. Weeks, M. Smith, R. Sheikholesiam, L
Jackson. Third Row: T. Hicks, A. Howard, L
Whelchel, A. Ford, B. Smith, D. Ford, Coach R
Plagge; Tim goes for a pin

Top Left to Right: Jerry Mills cheers his fellow team mate on; Coach Plagge
explains some of the finer points of wrestling technique; The Team converses
about the upcoming match

Bottom left to Right: Lee Jackson tries strenuously to roll his opponent; Reece
Sheikholeslam prepares for his match; Keith Swint locks in a two-on-one

Soccer

The 1993 Southwest soccer t
looks forward to this year 4
chance to show region teams}
much they have improved, and
to pose a serious threat for a
spot in region play. Co
Fightmaster has rallied new fo
interests in the sport and built
team into a force which is to
reckoned with. The team is exp
ed to make things a little interes
in the region as they give reg
competitors some stiff competiti

Top, Left-Right: Trainer- K. Smith, A.G
R. Sheikholesiam, G. Polite, A. Mercha
Coan, Trainer- S. Hunnicutt.

Top: D. Ford, R. Smith, A. Ford, G. Fo

J. peacock, B. Hunt, R. Robinson, S.
ming, Coach Fightmaster.

TENNIS

The 1992-1993 tennis team is anx-
iously awaiting for this years sea-
son to get underway. Coach Iris
Hill says she expects great things to
come from these young players in
the future. Coach Hill believes that
although the boys and the girls team
are very young they both have
promising futures ahead of them in
the sport of tennis. This years team
expects to improve even further on
the record of last year. We wish
Coach Hill and the team the best of
luck in their upcoming season

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Harmon, Tameka Clark, Victor Belarmino
TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jay Jump, Sabrina
Nelson. Chris Hutchinson, Andrea Campbell,
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Once again the Southwest Boys
Basketball Team has proven them-
selves to be the best of the best. The
team has completed their regular sea-
son with a great record of 18 wins and
5 loses. Some of the local teams who
suffered the Patriots wrath were:
Southeast, Warner Robins, Central.
North Side, and Baldwin. The team
anxiously awaits the regional tourna-
ment. Coach Barden has done a fine
job with these young men.

Top-L to R: C. Hargroves relaxes before the
game. T. Walker takes the shot. K. Watson drives
towards the goal.Bottom-L to R:1993 S.W. Bas
ketball Team: K. Watson, C. Clark, C. Hargroves,
M. Gilbert, J. Mann. Sec. Row: Coach Taylor, T
Robinson, G. Simmons, R. Williams, J. Jackson.
W. Davis, T. Walker, R. Cheary, Coach Barden
W. Davis shoots his free throw. C Hargroves
inbounds the ball

Rising to the Top

The 1992-93 Southwest Girl's Bas-
ketball Team had a fine season as they
faced tough competition. The girl's
were victorious over Northside, Cen-
tral, Southeast, Warner Robins, and the
Raiders of Notheast. The girls have a
record of 14 wins and 10 losses. Their
sub-region record is 10 wins and 6
losses. The team has been preparing
for the region playoffs and expects a
good showing. Congratulations to
coach Goolsby and his hardwork with
these young ladies.

Top-Left to Right: S. Coleman shoots. T. Gor
don shoots free throws. Coach Goolsby explains
defense. Bottom- Left to Right: S. Oliver sets
up the offense. T. Clark accepts pass. The
Team C. Gilbert, S. Oliver, S. Mathis. Second
Row: L. Harmon, A. Taylor, F. Collier, T. Gordan,
J. Ellington. Third Row: C. Cater, S. Johnson, A
Grant, S. Nelson, A. Fryer, L. Coleman, T. Clark, |
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The Junior Varsity and 9th grade
basketball teams are the future stars
on the court for Southwest. This years
ninth grade girls team was under the
direction of Haywood Simmons. The
girls finished with a 3-8 record. The
ninth grade boys were directed by Earl
Robinson through their season.

Bottom to Top, Left to Right- Boy's 9th Grade
A. Thomas, M. Etheridge, S. Williams, J. Barden
Second Row: Coach Robinson, B. Barfield, J
Goolsby, T. Nixon. Third Row: M. Gordon, M
Sandifer, K. Howard, K. Glover. Girl's 9th Grade
Bottom to Top : A. Ross, S. Adkins, J. Johnson
Second Row: G. Parkerson, T. Watson, C. Rob
erts. Third Row: Coach Simmons, N. Danielly, E
Mitchell, C. Webb, M. Conaway. Top: Left to
Right: Coach Goolsby goes over the strategy
with some of his girls. Boy's 9th Grade. Bottom
Left to Right: Girls 9th Grade. T. Walker tries to
get around the defender. S. Oliver sets up the
Patriot's offense

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The Southwest cheerleading squads
gave our Patriot crowds quite a per-
formance this year as they continued a
proud tradition of supporting that well
known Patriot pride. The squads were
directed by Shiela Bell and Kristen
Brewer as they participated in many
spirited activities. The team co-
captains were Andrea Anderson and
Valerie Curtis. Our cheerleaders pre-
sented an outstanding banquet in hon-
or of our Senior football players before
our homecoming game. Thanks alot for
all of your spirit girls, we really ap-
preciate everything.

TOP, L R:The B-Team cheerleaders get the
spirit flowing before halftime. K. Plummer and L
Gilbert await the arrival of the team before the
Homecoming game.BOTTOM, L R: L. Gilbert
pulls out the rain gear to keep dry. Co-Captain
Andrea Anderson leads the squad during a
cheer while the Patriots are on a roll. TEAM
PICTURE: BOTTOM TO TOP:L. James, A. An
derson, K. Alsobrook, K. Plummer, V. Curtis, V
Johnson, L. Gilbert, K. Collins

COME TO SOUTHWEST

Lets Play Ball

The 1992-1993 Southwest Baseball
season promises to be one of the best
years yet. The team members are very
excited about a shot at the region title
The only thing capable of stopping
them seems to be the always tough
Warner Robins Demons. Coaches and
players alike seem to believe it will
come down to the Patriots and the
Demons for the title. Coach Mathews
and Coach Hatcher are doing a fine job
of getting these young men ready for
the upcoming weeks. Good luck to the
Patriots!

TOP TO BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Masor
prepares to take a swing at the ball. C. Halligan
makes a perfect throw to second base. Team
Picture: 7st Row S. Little, A. Mason, R
Darley, T. Hicks, B. Riles, S. Stokes. 2nd Row
Coach Hatcher, T. Walker, C. Harrelson, R. Ivery
C. Halligan, D. Simmons, Coach Mathews. T
Watson shows off at practice. You're doing a
great job, Coach Matt!

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Causey, R. Shiekholeslam, M. Poole, C. Swint
TOP: Coach Simmons, M. Gilbert, J. Ellington, L
Reid. Lee Whelchel prepares to take a swing
Jerry Mills checks out the distance on his drive
BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT:Girls Track:Coach
Appling, L. Hill, O. Johnson, K. Glover, Coach
Goolsby. Golf Team:J. Mills, L. Whelchel, R
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Loud and Proud

The crowd cheers as the Southwest
Marching Band takes the field. The
drums beat in the familiar cadence. For
years the Band has produced their own
special sound.'Say it loud, say it
proud is the theme as Drum Majors,
James Robinson and Hal Stalvey ,
work hard leading the band. Director,
Oscar Jackson and these Patriots
spend hours praticing so that this band
lives up to its reputation. Then they put
the final effort on the field!

TOP TO BOTTOM: Saxophone: L-R, Back Row
B.Merritt, J.Hargrove, A.Fort, R.Weeks; Front
Row: K.Hill, W.Perry, K.Lee. Trumpets: L-R, Back
D.Pearson, D.Nuville, D.Rainey, J.Rainey
B.Hicks; Front: J.Mills, A.Gates, L.Reid
L.Robinson. Solo Twirler: Carla Rhyne. Percus
sion: L-R, Back Row: J.Gay, S.Johnson, J.Echols,
A.Jackson; Front Row: R.Robinson, T.Austin
J.Latimore, D.Rankin, C.Mcintosh, M.Johnson
T.Carson. Cheering the team to victory
L.Harmon prepares to enter the field

Making A Joyful Noise

Noel! Noel! Sing Noel! The sounds of Christmas filled Mercer
Universitys Newton Hall as the Southwest choral groups gave a
grand performance. The director of the Southwest choir is
Jeanne Hoskyn. There are three of these melodious groups
Opus One, the advanced, mixed choir; Kyrie , the girls chorus;
and the Newest Edition, or beginning choir. With over a hun-
dred voices blending together, these Southwest songbirds
made a beautiful noise for the people at the John Wesley
Villas and St. Andew's neighborhood as they went Christmas
caroling. The choirs also compete at the annual Music Festival.

TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT:!'ve got lipstick where? Opus One. MIDDLE, LEFT TO
RIGHT:DeeDee asks Amy Is it tight enough yet?, Let's go, group Kyrie
group, Newest Edition. BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT:SW faculty members A
Foster, V. Calhoun, E. Young, D. Goodson, and J. Simmons add their voices

The beginning choir. Making music. It's over

And All That Jazz

lf theres a special event around town, one group who is
almost always present is theSouthwest Jazz Ensemble. This
band plays for Cherry Blossom Pageants, Golden Eagle Cer-
emonies, our Sweetheart Coronations , and many other civic
events. Directed by Oscar Jackson, the ensemble rarely turns
down a gig. In addition to these performances, the band plays
for many of the county's elementary schools each spring. And, if
the audience is lucky, Mr. Jackson accompanies the group in
some of their numbers.

The Band: Baldwin, Quinton; Evans, Tydoreum; Fort, Alex; Gay, James;
Hargrove, Jerry; Hicks, Keith; Latimore, Jerry; McCrary, James; Merritt, Brad;
Morris, Darrlyn; Neville, Darnell; Ogden, Gregory; Reid, Lance; Robinson,
James; Sandifer, Wendy; Spencer, Melvin; Stanley, Charles; Thompson, Earl;
Weeks, Ronald; and Gilbert, Kim. We appreciate this fabulous group!

NOBODY DOES IT BETTER

BETA Club Convention comes each January and each year
Sw's club brings home honors and awards. 1993 was no ex-
ception. In Group Talent, a medley of Religious music was
performed by lead singers Kim Gilbert, Bartyce Colbert, and
Erica Collingsworth who were backed by many others. They
took a First place with their beautiful music. The Scrapbook was
planned and kept all year by Jennifer Adams and Jennifer
Greek. It, too took a First Place. Jay Jump and LaShonda
James, also took a First with their incredibly artistic Banner.
Ginger Wilder placed third in the Oratorical Contest and the
Quiz Bowl Team placed fourth. These hardworking honor stu-
dents serve SW and the community by sending tons of letters to
lonely soldiers through the Military Mail Call. This has been an
important BETA project for many years. The members prepare
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Children's Hospital. We appreciate the dedication of BF
advisors, Gwen Bell and Judy Moore . Ms. Moore was eled
by the State Convention to serve as State Sponsor Elect j
two year term, after which she will be a State Sponsor for
years.We know she will serve the State organization with
same devotion she has shown Southwest all these yg
Janann Wright will be working with Ms. Bell next year

Key Club

As in past years, the Key Club has
participated in many public services. Ac-
tive members of this club participated in
the Run Against Drugs, the Salvation
Army Canned Food Drive, and collected
toys for Kids Yule Love. This spirited
group also raised $260 for the Childrens
Hospital and collected $50 for the FBLA
Putnam County Project. Under the su-
pervision of Janann Wright, the Key Club
has been one of the most popular clubs at
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LATIN CLUB

The Spanish Club, advised by Diane Goodson, offered peer
tutoring for the students. The club planned to adopt an elementary
school class and to visit nursing homes during the year. The main
emphasis of this group is to create an interest in SPanish culture.

Latin Club exists solely for student enjoyment. The club, directed
by Robert Fightmaster meets monthly for dinner and a movie. El
Sombrero seems to be the group's favorite place, but they have
been known to go to Pizza Hut or Village Pizza. It's a purely for
fun group.

COMPUTER CLUB
SCIENCE CLUB
ACADEMIC TEAM

Milton Iverys Computer Club stays busy
making signs for every campus occasion. They
decorate the doors of each classroom during
American Education Week. Another important
service of the club is to keep the cumulative
record of all the basketball statistics.

If there is a young Einstein around , you can
bet he/she is in the Science Club. Richard
Merchant and the club have organized many
recycling projects, working continuously to im-
prove the environment and save our natural
resources. The club also takes part in the Sci-
ence Fairs.

Advised by Jim Barfield, the Academic
Team represented SW in statewide compe-
tiotions, traveling from Brookwood to Fort Val-
ley to Georgia Tech. They have appeared on
WMAZ's Teen Challenge, and a variety of other
competitions . This group represents us well as
a symbol of academic excellence.

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Y-Club

Peer Counselors

Have you ever wished you had a fairy god-
mother? The Y-Club filled that role for a special
family in Macon. The members of the Y-Club pur-
chased a Nintendo and several cartridges for a
family on the Make-A-Wish List. They were also
able to buy groceries for a Thanksgiving dinner for
a family in need.

The Y-Club, advised by Ida Jordan, also pro-
vided snacks for teachers during American Ed-
ucation Week, sodas for the Marching Band and
gave out Halloween candy to the Children's Ward
of the Medical Center.

In addition to these community projects, the Y-
Club helped decorate the school Christmas tree.
This group is very active in keeping the school
campus Clean for visitors and for the students of
Southwest.

The Y-Club participates in activities on the
school campus but also aids in public services.
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giving old magazines to the residents at local
nursing homes.

You may never know this
group exists unless you
need help. Advised by Gail
Langley, the Peer Counsel-
ors help incoming Fresh-
man make a Smooth Move
from middle school to high
school. They are also avail-
able to discuss problems
with troubled students who
need a sympathetic ear."

This hand-picked group
of young people go to the
middle school in the Spring
to discuss high school life
with upcoming freshmen.
They show the new stu-
dents around Southwest
and also tutor the middle
school students after
school.

Pep Club
FCA

The guardian of school spirit
at Southwest is the Pep Club,
advised by Mrs. Geraldine
Dumas

Encouraging pride and ex-
celling in the educational en-
vironment, the Pep Club an-
nually sponsors the Central
funeral, the Sweetheart Coro-
nation, Fun Day at Six Flags,
bus trips for students to key
football and basketball games,
and the All Sports Cookout,
honoring atheletes and retiring
coaches The club also
helps finance holiday tourna-
ments for the basketball team

A new group on campus,
The Fellowship of Christian
Atheletes was organized by
Coach John Mathews to pro-
mote friendship among stu-
dents. Some of the things the
club has done was to take
Christmas gifts to the Chil-
drens Hospital at the Medical
Center. President Charles
Halliganbelieves the club has
had a positive impact on stu-
dents and atheletes at SW

Cosmetology Club

Future Farmers of America

The Cosmetology Club
got into the Christmas spirit
this year by sponsoring a
family for the holidays. They
generously bought
presents for an eight year
old boy and a three month
old boy. The Cosmetology
Club also collected decora-
tions for a family that could
not afford a Christmas tree.

All year they collected
canned goods for Project
HOPE (Helping Other Peo-
ple Eat). The members also
dedicated their time by col-
lecting clothing for the Bat-
tered Women and Chil-
dren's Unit of the Macon
Rescue Mission.

As part of their activities
this year the Future Farm-
ers of America (FFA) have
planned to beautify the
Southwest campus. Led by
their advisor, Eric Thomp-
son , the club planted new
flowers and trees. Club
members also took their
hogs and other animals to
the Georgia State Fair in
October. They competed in
several categories, bringing
home several prizes.

TAP

Future Homemakers of America

TAP, under the guidance of their ad-
visor, Carline Leonard, joined with
many of the other clubs collecting
canned goods for needy families. TAP
participated in the Putnam County Re-
lief project and many members served
as ushers for local sorority AKA's fash-
ion Show. One of the main goals of this
group is building young women's char-
acter.

The FHA | club has kept
its calendar full this year
with fund raisers, faculty fa-
vors and valentines and
fruit baskets for the nursing
homes. They don't stop
there, though. The FHA
made a contribution of mon-
ey and canned goods for
the Putnam County Relief
Fund. The club is advised
by Janie Wach.

FHA Il has had a busy year.
They brought sunshine into
the lives of many families as
they prepared special goody
boxes for Christmas. They
added toys for Kids Yule
Love and munchies for SW
Faculty on Teacher Appreci-
ation Day. Their advisor, Ve-
ronica Calhoun , works hard
getting the group ready for
the annual State Convention
and Style Show.

Drama, the art of acting has returned
to Southwest. The Southwest Drama
Club was re-established by Dennis
Swearingen, who believes that the
study of drama is very important in
developing social character and self
esteem.

The members of the Drama Club
learn the importance of voice, speech,
movement and dramatic technique.
The goal for the drama club is to per-
form a contemporary piece in the late
spring.

The SW Art Club ad-
vised by Dannah
Minton and Greg Cubit
provides an invaluble
service to the elderly in
our community. For
Christmas, Valentines,
and Easter the Art Club
visits the Harrison Nurs-
ing Home, bringing
treats and companion-
ship. On March 18th the
Womanless Beauty Con-
test was held to raise
funds for the 10th annual
Art and Photography
show in May. Not only
does the Art club commit
itself to the betterment of
our community, but also
offers students not in-
volved in art an oppor-
tunity to show off their
talent.

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Patri Article

The Business Leaders of tomorrow work hard today. The
FBLA, advised by Alma Redding and Ann Foster, participated
in many activities ranging from FBLA week to the Fall Lead-
ership Conference. The club members also sponsored a fund-
raiser for the Putnam County Relief Effort after tornadoes dev-
astated that area. FBLA participated in the Region V Conference
in Jones County at the Jones County High School, returning to
Southwest with many awards. Among those who placed in these
competitions were Chris Parkerson first place in Computer
Applications, Tiffany Morris second place in public speaking,
Lakeitha Gilbert third place in Word Processing, Shannon
Fossett third place in Miss CBE, and Natasha Pope fifth place
in Impromptu Speaking.

During the course of
this school year, the Patri
-Article, has produced
four issues of the school
newspaper. They spon-
sored a potato chip sale
and are presently a
member of the GAPA.
With Tangela King and
LaShonda James as
the co-editors, the Patri-
Article has had a very
successful year under
the supervision of Mrs.
Kalbfleisch.

VICA appropriately stands
for Vocational Industrial Clubs
of America. Each of these stu-
dents excel in vocational tech-
nology. Under the guidance of
Ronald Taylor, this group de-
velops their leadership skills
through different activities &
social events. In return, they
teach other students to devel-
op responsible experiences.
Vica members are very hard
workers and have earned the
respect of their peers.

This year the VOCA Club
attended the Officer Training
Conference and also the Re-
gional Contest. Mr. Maston
Bell serves as sponsor of this
club. Voca members went to
Atlanta to the state capital, the
CNN Building, Underground
Atlanta and to Six Flags. The
VOCA club has had a Christ-
mas party at Shakey's and
sold chips as a fundraiser.
They were welcomed at the
State Convention on St. Si-
mon's Island. As always, these
Students vocational training
paid off in competition and in
preparation for the future.

The Leo Club, directed by
Sue Kalbfleisch ,held parties
at the Georgia Academy for
the Blind during the holidays.
They served as volunteers at
the Lions Club pancake
breakfast, collected used eye
glasses and hearing aids for
those who cannot afford them,
and held a mop and broom
sale to raise money. For all
their hard work they received
the Lions Club Service Award.

Did you know that alcohol is
the single largest killer of
young people, that 90% of

high school students have
tried alcohol and that 5% of
high school seniors describe
themselves as daily drinkers?
Or that 8 million teens use al-
cohol every week and 4.5 mil-
lion teenagers have a serious
drinking problem? If these
facts scare you its no wonder.
Alcohol is scary stuff, a down-
er which actually depresses
the nervous system, causes
slow reactions, and some-
times even unconsciousness.
If you are driving while drink-
ing, you are a lethal weapon.
These are some of the things
that SADD wants you to be
aware of. The club works hard
to get this message out, es-
pecially during the holidays
and Prom night. The club is
advised by Elizabeth
Carenen and hopes to make a
real difference at SW.

Mu Alpha Theta

Student Council

Mu Alpha Theta, the
respected Math honors
society, is directed by
Alice Dickey and Gwen
Simmons. They collect-
ed canned goods for
needy families, provided
gifts to the children at
the Medical Center. The
group donated funds for
nursing home residents,
and provided goodies at
Valentines Day for teach-
ers. Club members pro-
vided refreshments for
teachers and staff during
American Education
Week and recognized
Math teachers at Christ-
mas.

Student Council is one
of the most active
groups at Southwest.
These dedicated stu-
dents were busy year
round. During the school
year they helped pro-
mote school spirit by
making signs for the
football games and ar-
ranging assemblies.

With the help of their
advisor Betty Stewart-
Crossan, Student Coun-
cil sponsored events
such as the MORP, the
Blood Drive, and the
50's, 60's and 70's
Dance. Thanks, Stu-
dent Council, for a great
year!

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The Drill Team has been a
regular feature at SW basket-
ball games for several years
now. This lively group of danc-
ers, directed by Greg Cubit ,
performs for assemblies and
other school activities as well.

Team: R. Moore, B. Veal, D. Tharpe, T.
Dennis, A. Maynard, T. Bailey, T
Greene, T. Morris, T. Goolsby, A
Campbell, T. Gordon, S.Warner

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A Job Well Done

The annual Southwest Varsity Football
Awards ceremony was held once again
this year. The banquet is part of the
coaches way of extending their appre-
ciation to players and other important
members of the team. The event is an
important part of the players year. The
winners are: Best Manager Tewanna
Davis; Coach's Award Marcellus
Jacobs, Gerald Polite, Antuane Mason,
Tim Gordon, Clifton Hughes, Mitch
Young; True Grit Award Jarvar Elling-
ton, Kory Mack, Brian Nicholson; Most
Promising Offensive Lineman Kevin
Grinstead, Channing Mays; Most Prom-
ising Defensive Lineman David Sim
mons; Best Blocker Derail Ford;

Best Receiver Marvin Gilbert; Best
Linebacker - Tarvaris Smith; Best Offen-
sive Lineman Charles Hallingan, Brent
Joyner; Best Defensive Lineman - Bobby
Stephens; Most Versatile Player Royce
lvory; Scholar Athlete Award Royce
Ivory; Iron Man Award - Larry Thomas;
MVP Defensive Player Tim Hicks; MVP
Offensive Player Todd Walker; Golden
Helmet Award - Tim Hicks.

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er hands o e. awards. Dr. Madison
presents t w plaques. MIDDLE: K
ad, D. Simmons, G. Polite, and T. Hicks are
ed with their awards. BOTTOM: R. Ivery
shakes hands with Coach Boyd. Dr. Watkins wel
s the guests. The staff looks on with antic
ipation

Perry Mason LOOK OUT...

Southwest's legal eagles tried a sexual harrassment case
Attorneys Brian Passante and Robert McCullers coached the
team as they prepared their case. The first round took place
Feb. 20 in real courtrooms. Advisors John Mathews, Bitsy
Phillips , and Virgina Phillips all agree that the Mock Trial gives
our students experience with the law in a positive setting. They
develop critical thinking skills and sharpen their competitive
skills, too.

The Plaintiff Team was Jay Jump, Tico Glover, and Tiff;
Morrisas attorneys. Witnesses were Mandy Lindsey, Ang
Lovsey, and Candace Fielder . Alternates were Antwan wy
son, Deliha Payne, Valerie Curtis, Natasha Pope, and Pa),
Pipkin

Attorneys for the Defense were David Sigmon, David Tho
as, and Kenya Plummer. Defense witnesses were Day
Ward, Chris Hutchinson, and Lucretia Clayton. Alterna
were Tonya Long, Shantelle Oliver, and Tamara Jone
Timekeepers were Brent Joyner and Rusty Darley. The te,
finished third in the Middle Georgia Region

SOUTHWEST BETA CLUB SUPERSTARS

Andy Coan
Richard Dunlap STAR Award

Treasurer Tangela King, Vice-President Valerie Curtis, President James Robinson
Secretary LaShonda James

Natasha Pope
Top Fundraiser
American Cance ciety
Second Consecutive Year

Erica Collinsworth, James Robinson, Kimberly Gilbert, Brian Hicks, Bartyce Colbert
Featured Soloists, First Place Group Talent
1993 State Beta Convention

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BAD TRIP; GREAT ENDING

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James Robinson, Kimberly Gilbert, Kevin Thomas

With their rendition of Amazing Grace, James, Kimberly, and Kevin were named the Beta Clubs National Talent
Champions at the 1992 National Convention in Washington, D.C. Since winning, these students have performed at the
Systemwide Convocation for Bibb County Public Schools, the Macon Board of Realtors August Luncheon Meeting, And
several churches. They were also recognized at the July meeting of the school board, featured in The Macon Telegraph,
The Macon Courier , and spotlighted on a one-half hour television show with George Foster of Channel 64.

Kim, James and Kevin are inspirations to us all. They taught us to never give up when the odds are against you and to

keep reaching for your dreams. These students set high goals and worked hard to achieve them. A sincere appreciation
and love are bestowed upon them.

Jennifer Adams, Editor

Beta Club Scrapbook

The Southwest Beta Club offers a special thanks to Oscar Jackson, SWHS Band Director, for devoting his time and
talents to this arrangement of Amazing Grace.

MRS. BELL DOES IT AGAIN

We don't know what kind of magic .
Mrs. Gwen Bell uses, but Supervi-

sion 407 had 100% participation in

Yearbook sales! Thanks again, 407!!

You guys are SUPER SENIORS!

SPIRIT OF 93

Appreciates
The following for all their support!

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It was only yesterday that you were
starting Kindergarten. Now you're grad-
uating. We're proud of you Peanut & we
love you!

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Congratulation to the Southwest Athletes of the
Class of 1993. Thank you for your hard work
and dedication. Good Luck in your Future En-
deavors, do your best in whatever you choose
to attempt.

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Allison Marcott
Candace Fielder

April Curtis

Shelly Borders

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Joel Caldwell
Rhonda Windham
Rhonda Effington
Renee Woodall

Rusty Darley
Kim Mason
Kristy Ciccimarro
Andrea Anderson
Patricia NeSmith

Royce Ivery
LaChana Moore
Brent Joyner
Chris Hutchinson
Shonta Fuller

Tiffany Marshall
Paige Pipkin
Angie Lovsey
Kelvin Watson
Chequeta Morris

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NBA Championship
Chicago

World Series
Toronto

Super Bowl
Dallas

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MOVIES-
Aladdin,
Batman Returns
Dracula,

Home Alone 2,
Wayne's World

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McCauley Culkin,
Jack Nicholson
Eddie Murphy,
Kevin Costner

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Miss Piggy
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Demi Moore

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Jimmy Connors
Emmett Smith

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Johnny Carson
Magic Johnson
Larry Byrd
Richard Petty
Authur Ash

TRIBUTE TO...
Lyle Alzado
Eddie Kendricks
Sam Kinison
Alex Haley

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Pop. 254,283,000
Ave. Income 30,056
New Ford 13,500
Gasoline 1.18
Bread .73

Postage Stamp .29
Candy Bar .50

Soft Drink .75

CD 14.95

Movie 6.00

Tape Rental 3.00
Milk 2.72

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lan.1- Ellis Island celebrated it's 100th anniversary.

$-18- President Bush visits Japan to discuss trade agree-
ents.

7-Trial begins for cannibalist Jeffrey Dahmer.

eb. 8-23- Winter Olympics held in Albertville, France.

lar. 27- Mike Tyson sentenced to six years in prison for rape
ipril 13- Nelson Mandela seperates from his wife Winnie, after
4 years.

5- Tennis star Arthur Ashe announces that he contracted AIDS
fom a blood transfusion.

-In reaction to the Rodney King verdict, rioters begin pillaging
guth Central L.A.

)- The last episode of the Cosby Show" which ran for eight
pasons aired.

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Show" after 30 years.

une 3- Rio de Janeiro hosts the Earth Summit.

2 U.S. Supreme Court rules that 1st. Ammendment protects
ate speech, including racial slurs and cross burnings.

26- Willie Williams replaces Darryl Gates as L.A.'s police cheif-
he's the cities first black police cheif.

28- an earthquake regestering 7.4 rocked Joshua Tree, Calif.
July 16- Ross Perot drops out of the presidential race after
building a strong following.

20-25- 8th. international AIDS conference hels in Amsterdam.
26- The Americans With Dissabilities Act went into effect.
25-Aug. 9- The Summer Olympics are held in Barcelona, Spain.
Sept. 11- Hurricane Iniki ravages Hawaii with 160 mph. winds.
14- The U.N. Security Council votes to send more troops to
Bosnia.

Oct.8- Ross Perot reenters the presidential race.

12- The 500th anniversary of Columbus arrival in the New World
is celebrated.

25- Toronto Blue Jays win against the Atlanta Braves and
become the team outside of the U.S. to win the World Series.
Nov. 3- American People elect Bill Clinton as President along
with Al Gore as Vice-President.

Dec.9- American troops are sent to Somalia to feed the starving.
31- Lee lacocca, the chairman of Chrysler, resigns.

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EDITORSNOTE

It was 9:00 P.M. on February 24. We sat at our computers,
typing furiously. Ms. Phlip" stood behind them with a whip. On
Mandy! On Cande! Get through with it all!' We're all getting
punchy by now. The deadline was Friday. There was still LOTS
to do. It seemed as if everything that COULD go wrong DID go
wrong. We had a disk drive go out and never come back. We
had to retake the retake pictures. It was unbelievable! And all of
this was after we pulled off the Miracle of Miracle Sales on
December 11. In spite of many strange events, we had a great
time putting it all together for you. Thanks, Patriots, for your
terrific support!

High School A Greasure Chest Of

Memories

High School- the place where friendships are made, dreams are born, and our paths are chosen.

High School- the turning point in our fives the place where we feam so much more than
reading, writing, and arithmetic. We leam about life.

In our Freshman year, we all (ean on each other, desperate to keep old friendships strong as
swarms of Upperclassmen brush by us in the halls. We cling to each other for security and
comfort. A year passes and we become confident Sophomores. No longer the new faces in the
crowd, we are ready to take on the world, to branch off in new directions and find our own
identities. We allow the new friendships to blossom and some of the old to slip away. Suddenly,
we are Juniors, trying to make premature decisions about our futures. The insecurity we felt as
Freshmen resurfaces as we face choices about our freedom, sexuality, and our responsibilities.
Then all too quickly, like a lightning bolt, we are Seniors and our High School days are almost
over! Only then do we begin to reflect on the years and wonder where the time has gone.
Finally, bonded together as a class we filter through the memories, savoring the laughter, the
tears, and the secrets shared.

As a Senior, I know I have been affected by my friendships those kept and those lost

and by my choices those positive and those not so positive. This awareness fills me with
both happiness and sadness. Happiness comes from my sense of accomplishments, mastering the
reading, writing and the arithmatic, and from my new found independence.
Sadness comes from the sense of loss of the friends that are no longer with us and from the
reality that we as a class will never be this close again. Not only have we as classmates helped
one another, but our teachers, counselors, and administrators fave started ours fires, pushed us to
our potential, and shown us the importance of our dreams. Our parents, who have stood in the
shadows ready to catch us should we fall, have also guided us through the many stages
throughout our lives.

It seems like just yesterday that we were nervous little Freshmen and now we are Seniors
preparing to graduate and eave behind our childhood, and protection from the real world. As
classmates and friends we have shared first boyfriends and girlfriends, first cars, and first

ventures.

As we finish our year the long walk to those big red doors that will close behind us one
last time without the choruses of see you next year but instead with take care and I'll miss
you, we realize that High School is the best time of our fives and all the memories, good and
bad, are memories worth treasuring.

Nikki Bernier

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It was just a short time ago that we
began our Senior year. We worked so
hard and waited what seemed forever to
finally be seniors. Now, we are about to
take that walk. We'll rush out the Inter-
state to the Coliseum. We'll hope we have
everything cap, gown, stole. We'll
line up the way we practiced that morn-
ing. We'll figit and talk nervously as we
wait for Our Moment. Then we'll hear the
music begin. Our supervisors check our
Caps one more time. The lines begin to
move toward the entrance. The Junior
Guides are there to tell us our row. We sit
down. Ame and Andy make their address-
es to the Class of '93. The list of names
begin. We each take our turn as we cross
the stage and receive our diplomas. As
the music begins once more, we stand
together. Some of us wipe our eyes as the
reality of the moment sets in. This is the
last time we will all be together. This is the
moment the Class of '93 realizes that they
have finally.... Put It All Together.

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ITS ALL TOGETHER!

This has been a strange year for the Spirit of '93. We had a new advisor, mostly new
staff and a huge problem with our finances. As seems to be the case all over America,
yearbook sales are down. We realized that if we were going to continue to produce a book
at Southwest, we would have to make some drastic changes. We did this. As in any
transistion year, some things have to be changed. We have tried to include as many faces
and activities as possible within the range of our deadlines. It has not been easy and there
will be some things which had to be omitted, such as Prom and Graduation, in order to get
the book back in May. If we didn't give a group the many pages of coverage as it had in
previous years, or if we left it out, PLEASE know this was not an intentional slight. We did
the best we could within the time and budget limits.

We've tried very hard to make this EVERY Patriot's book. We tried to include as many
different people as we could. Naturally, some faces appear more often than others.
Involvement in school activities accounts for that. We tried not to keep staff members or
students from classes for Yearbook business or pictures unless there was just no other
way to get the job done. We appreciate all the patience and cooperation from the
teachers, staff, and administrators, especially Social Studies, on the days we shot mug
shots again and again!! We appreciate Mrs. Smith's help as we rearranged the lunch-
room twice for Senior Pictures.(and will again, we hope.) To so many who went above and
beyond the call of duty, we say THANKS.

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Mandy Lindsey
Scott Fleming
Deliha Payne
Susan Hawkins
Brent Joyner
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