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SPIRIT OF '94

7ALLY COOL

If youve ever been in a class
room in Willingham B at 1:30 or
you've ever left the taunting cool
ness of the lunchroom to walk
down a Stifling hot unaircondi
tioned Southwest Hall, then you
know just how hot the summers
are to which weve become ac
customed. To the Seniors, Jun-
iors, Sophomores who have had
at least a year of the sweltering

classes, a day
wiping sweat
from your brow
as you frantically
try to keep your
mind focused on
your work in-
stead of how hot
and uncomfort-
able you are,is
nothing unusual.
We can all re
member at some-

time sacrificing our only relief,
fans, just to hear the teachers
finish a lesson. Most of the stu-
dents learn to bear it, the heat
that is. When the controversial
school bond issue was tied up in
court for nearly five years, stu-
dents never really felt there was
any chance of the talk of air con-
ditioning becoming a reality. The
issue became tied up when mem-
bers of the community protested

and filed suit over the legality of
the procedure the city officials
used to get the bond issue on the
Bibb County ballot. The debates
and hearings of the issue became
as hot as the classrooms them
selves. Finally, a compromise was
reached! The suit was dropped
and Southwest was to be fully air
conditioned during the summer
of 1993. Our school was the first

in a group of sev
enteen in Macon
to be updated by
the bond. Now,
the talk that most
students passed
off as doubtful
hopes has be
come a very chil-
ling reality. The
announcement
that Southwest
High School was

going to be air-conditioned com
pletely before the return of the
class of 1994, excited all of the
Patriots.

The air conditioning of Wil-
lingham B will put our school
where it belongs according to the
standards of any modern, public
school. We have long needed
what certainly is no luxury, but a
necessity in the South to make a
school a good learning environ-
ment.

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WTALLY NEW

Although the building at Wil-
lingham B is not new, once the
air conditioning project was com-
pleted, there was a new appear-
ance to the classrooms. New
paint, new doors, new windows.
These things gave the campus a
feeling of newness.

Other new things at Southwest
included the Semester System.
Most Georgia
counties have
been on semes-
ters for years.

Bibb County de-
cided it was past
time to join
them. After
studying neigh-
boring Houston
Countys system,
we made the
move. We had to
get use to differ-
ent grading periods and the idea
that spring semester would not
pull up a low, or failing fall se-
mester grade. Another new part
of the semester system was com-
prehensive finals in EVERY class!

93-94 introduced the new ISS,
or In School Suspension pro-
gram. Mr. Philip Oakley joined
the faculty in November to be in
charge of the program. Offenses
which had previously resulted in
Suspension, now might send a
student to ISS instead. There,
they are isolated from the student

body, do assignments furnished
by their regular classroom teach-
ers, and remain totally silent. It is
a punishment without having
days out count against the stu-
dent.

Exit Exams were another new
experience for Bibb County stu-
dents. Tests in English, Math, So-
cial Studies and Science must be

taken in order to
receive diplomas.
The exam should
make students re-
alize the serious
need to study
hard and retain
information.
One of the best
new things for
Southwest was
the new band
uniforms. The
gorgeous red,
white, and blue uniforms made
the 93-94 school year Totally
New and Totally Cool!

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Our Patriots. . .
Reaching Out to the World

The arrival of summer vacation
for the

udents and faculty at Southwest.

eans a variety of events

For most it means re

g out, and enjoying the days of
comes call

back to school. But for

hese staff and students,

summer

vacation was an opportunity for

tl

1em to venture out and see the

world. Whether it was the mighty

ruins of an ancient culture or the

Wi

orlds most exciting fun park,

Our Patriots have seen it all

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J. Vastakis and Michael and
ictor Belarmino travelled to
enver for the World Youth Con

Social Studies

The
Macon was sent to Russia. Senio

T. Bryson and T. Spivey

delegation

ternational.

some of their vacation to
the nations c Ap! al.
Washington D.C., th

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Back To
School

School days, school days, dear

old golden rule days. Most of us (ph ne

cringe at the thought that school
actually begins in August.

ers returned on the 17th, with the
Students following on Monday,
the 23rd.

Before that first day, the
Freshman class had the opportu
nity to come find their classrooms,
meet their teachers and get a
sense of their new surroundings.
lhe Smooth Move program helps
Bibb County ninth graders adjust
to high school.

Southwest teachers were hap
pier to return this year because of
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conditioning. y also had
fun of attending the Annual
County Convocation-traveling by

Cheese.

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As the leaves begin to change their
colors and fall from the trees South
west moves into Autumn with foot
ball games and girls softball. Sport

ing events, pep rallies,
Homecoming Week activities,
and classes fill the days. We
watched the faculty compete
for the title of Wacky Witch
and Key Clubs Goofy Goblins
rased money for the Ga.
Sherriffs Boys Home.

The second hall
classrooms were

ready to be occupied once again. Teach
ers moved out of the trailers and the
Junior Hall class
es moved into
them. Would this
air-conditioning
ever be finished?
Meanwhile,
school went on.
Ball games, pep
rallies, fun and
games and acting
totally cool.

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VARSITY
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The Southwest football team had a tough
season, but their determination was still phe
nomenal. Although the team was made up of
many talented players, the magic that leads a
team to victory was not there. Southwest suf
fered major defeats this season losing to inner
city rivals Northeast and Southeast. Despite
these losses, the team never gave up. With a
strong offensive line, led by quarterback Wen
dell Simmons, and a young defense, the Pa-
triots fought to the end in every game. Despite
a disappointing season, every player gave 110
percent at practice and at games. The spirit of
the Patriots has been unbelievable. The South
west team will return to the field next year
with a lot to prove.

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The Southwest Cheerleaders of 93-94 have
had a really great year. There were many
newcomers to both Varsity and Junior Varsity
squads, but they have worked very hard to do
their best.

The Cheerleaders had an exciting time at
camp over the summer. There, they worked to
improve their techniques, acrobatic skills, and
practice new cheers. Many of the girls won
awards in various competitions at camp. Both
squads won first place for best cheer in their
division. The best part of camp for the girls
was making new friends and becoming closer
to the other cheerleaders on the squad.

Varsity squad captain is LaShonda James
and co-captain is Jennifer Bass.

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SOFTBALL

Most Valuable Player Amy
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problems with their pitching. But

the Patriots pulled through ending

team:

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and a 6-9 in non-region games.

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Best Defensive Michelle Rob-
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Best Offensive Andrea John-
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Leadership Award Tamika
Clark

Coachs Award Kim Parolek

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Cooking Up something Good!

Theres always something good on re Stoves in the WA and WB lunchrooms. Whether its pizza, fried chicke
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[he WB Patriot Inn is managed by ae Pat Smith, who has been at WB over 20 years. Her staff includes: Margaret
Sheila Robinson, Ella Smith, Margie Register, Pat Smith.
Mrs. Angela Edge manages the WA lunchroom where they serve breakfast, as well as lunch five days a week!

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Keeping Our Campus Clean

e Southwest Custdial Staff works hard to keep the school
clean. Mrs. Smith starts the day around 6:00 a.m. as she
unlocks the buildings and puts the flag out. The head custodian,
Mr. William Holt, spent most of the last summer at the school

working with the air conditioning project. All the staff work long
hard hours to keep the three buildings as clean as possible.

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Last Will &
Testaments

I, Joyvoka Holt,being of sound mind and
body leave the back of my head for yall to
remember cause Im Outa Herel!

I, Tiffany Spivey,being of sound mind and
body leave good feck to the up coming seni-
ors.

I, Charles Curry,being of sound mind and
body leave to everyone the history of the
SW Patriots.

I, Andrea Patterson,being of sound mind
and body leave Amy Gaines nothing but the
best of luck in life. I'll miss yal

I, Scott Hunt,being of sound mind and body
leave my ability to flunk Mrs. Reids class. If
you set your mind to it, anyone can doit!

I, Linda Mata, being of sound mind and
body leave my thanks to Mr. Ramey, Mrs.
Mincey, Mrs. Stokes, Mrs. Bryant and all my
new friends who helped me with my English
and for being my friends. ;

I, Pam Driskell, being of sound mind and
body leave Vondrika axes my intelligence
and the ability to become a senior like me.
I, Brad Hunt, being of sound mind and
body leave to my sister, Wendy Hunt, my
intelligence, my ability to stay out of trouble
in school, and my ability to get our mother
to take my side every time you and I get into
a fight.

I, Terrance Parker, being of sound mind
and body leave a little bit of love to all
underclassmen at SW.

I, Karen Berry, being of sound mind and
body leave to all underclassmen my ability to
suceed in everything that I do.

I, Sabrina Nelson, being of sound mind and
body leave Laretta Satcher my sense of hu-
mor and silliness and my job getting by.

I, Ricky Gordon, being of sound mind and
body leave to Nicole Wilson my heart, body,
and soul, but most of all my Unconditional
Love I love you!

I, Monica Bass, being of sound mind and
body leave Stephanie Jackson the strength
to look past any obstical that may try to
hinder you from reaching your goal. Keep
oressing forward girl.

f Tammy Stopher, being of sound mind
and body leave Steven Peano my eternal
friendship and my love.

I, Octavia Weaver, being of sound mind
and body leave Stacey Roberts my attitude
to not let any girl or boy talk to her in any
kind of way, to be on time to all her classes,
and dont let anybody bring her down.
I, Latasha Smith, being sound mind and
body leave LaToya and Sharee Pringle my
ood looks and my ability to keep all the
ellas in line and to Valerie Woolen my good
looks and ability to catch all the fellas eyes.
I, Rico Hatcher, being of sound mind and
body leave Gabriel Poole my ability to dress
and pimp to girls like I use to do.
LLekestis J. Boone, being of sound mind
and body leave Shawanta Hodges, Tosha
Boone, Eva, De-De Grayer and Consyance
Humphries my smart, intelligent mind.
I, Keisha Glover, being of sound mind and
body leave Kizzy Jones my excellent abilities
on the track.
I, Vonteash McElroy, being of sound mind
and body leave Summer Green my ability to
make a cheat sheet and not get caught.
I, Demitria Jacobs, being of sound mind
and body leave Daneilla Hiley the ability to
chill in the hottest weather and to keep
striving to reach your goals.
I, Donnie Glover, being of sound mind and
body leave best wishes to Tiki and Tia Glov-
er and Nashunda Troutman.
I, Lawanda Miller, being of sound mind
and body leave Kristy ONeil the ability to
become a super senior and to have the best
year!
I, Lovett McElroy, being of sound mind and
body leave to all my followers my ability to
make friends and be the best you can be.
I, Christopher Clowers, being of sound
mind and body leave the Southwest Band
my high stepping, and in Track my love for
running. See ya and I wouldnt want to be
yal
I, Chance Dixon, being of sound mind and
body leave underclassmen the ability to take
a chance toward your dreams.
I, Alton Ford, being of sound mind and
body leave my looks, sense of humor, kind-
ness, cuteness, spirit, athletic ability, and
talent and last but not least, to my soul
brothers and sisters Peace!

1, Tamekia Hardy, being of sound mind ar
body leave all the underclassmen my abilit
to laugh and talk loud.
I, Christy Jones, being of sound mind an
body leave Tamara Fennell the ability ;
hold onto your high morals and to alway
keep a great outlook on life.
I, Jamie Hough, being of sound mind ay
body leave Danny Mullis my English not
book from Mrs. Leonards 12th grade Eng
lish class.
I, Tyrone Solomon, being of sound mi
and body leave SW to the upcoming sw
dents.
I, Felton Ford, being of sound mind ar
body leave my intelligence to David Pitt
and my comedian talents to Kawandra Pr
or.
I, Allison Graham, being of sound minj
and body leave my best of luck to Mr
Reids future chemistry honors students
You will need it.
I, David Sigmon, being of sound mind ani
body leave to all my underclassmen friend
my undying quest for knowledge and wis
dom and search for a deeper spirituality,
I, Melissa Bray, being of sound mind ani
body leave Jason and Joey Johnson my abi
ity to get through high school without fail
ing a grade and my school spirit.
I, Candace Warner, beind of sound min
and body leave to my brother, Marvin, mj
academic ability to the first edition of m
book of thesis and to Turance my love.
I, Aleatha Woodard, being of sound min
and body leave to Lawrence Woodard th
ability to love once and love again. Kee
trying Lilcuz you'll find her.
I, Tuesday Morris, being of sound min
and body leave Cinques Jermell Glover a
my love.
I, Tamika Clark, being of sound mind an
body leave Laree McKinney and all varsit
irls basketball players the ability to worl
nard, chill hard, and to strive for excellence
to become a super senior.
I, Shayla Reese, being of sound mind an
body leave all the i, Re aensan my goo
work, self esteem, intellectual decisions ant
hard labor

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SENIORS ARE
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| Thomasena Higle, |
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liffanie Robert

|, Lakeatra Washington, being
nd body leave all my love to

ton. Continue to work har
|, Eric Nelson, being g of sound mind and body

ability
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year.
|, Markell Wimbish, t
jy leave Roderick
brother. Being that
|, Jerrell pant, being of sound mi

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body leave nothin and knowledge
for everyone to learn. Always remember to
strive to be the best.

|, Tonya Long, being of sound n
eave Rebecca McDonald my
i, Sharon Towns, being of pet mind a

body leave my ability to cheat on test but try to

hope

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nind and body

messy locker.

be the best.
Tracie intent being of sound mind and
ody le my sister Sherrie my ambition and
the ability to f fullf fill my dreams.
|, Sabrins Thomas, being of sound mind and
body leave Shayla Reese my sense of humor,
my cleverness, and my ability to lie with a
Straight face.
|, Valerie Curtis, being of sound mind and
body leave my brother Lee alot of love, my
ability to cut class and still pass with an A. Also
to Morgan and Hunt, I leave my charm and my
ability to make up a believable lie on moments
notice.
|, Latasha Humphries, being of sound mind

Tonya
y smartness,
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, Demetris Grayer, |
body onya Port
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, JauKena Miller, being of sound mind and
ody leave Khondra Alsobrook my ability to
complete my studies and eiemoud of love.
, Misty Tetterton, bei
Kristy Oneil

f sound mind and
ell Baco the ability
k or treat and
ature guy
LaDonna NcCion, being of
Kristy ONeil the
ntered,
Also I leave all the
the abili hat they believe
never let anybody hold you back.
I, Victoria Woodard being of sound mind and
body Kristy ONeil Hardees,
Bell, and the ability to make new
your old ones are leav
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sound mind and
alee to
immature, unworthy
underclassmen
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body leave forget

about the self-ce
guys at SW.

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friends
because all ing. Also to
Lisa U pshaw and Olivi
graduate

I, Emily Stinson, being of sound mind and
body leave Amanda Madison the strength to
get through a couple more years of this school.
I, Kristi Evans, being of sound mind and body
leave the underclassmen the ability to finish
school and never give up on life

1, Dexter Williams , being of sound mind and
body leave my charm and popularity
Pitts because | know he will carry well.
I, Sharon Warren, being

body leave everything Ive ever done
my brother Travis Warren.

I, Latravia Harmon, being of sound mind and

to David

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he underclassmen the ability to
t along with your enemies

iy leave all t
g time, ge
and do your work.

I, Estoria Ellington, being

here on

. of sound mind and
body leave Tiffany and Leslie Ellington all of
the blessings God has endowed me with.
|, Elena Willis, being of sound mind and body
leave Stephanie Jackson my talent for leaving
but at the same time be able to clown around.
1, Lakeshia Jones, being of sound mind and
body leave Shamarko Jones & Keitha Davis, my
intelligence, smile, personality, being well
dressed, and the ability to do well in school.
I, Chris Parkerson, being of sound mind and
body leave my sister, Danielle, my dry wit,
idiotic sense of humor, and absolutely none of
my clothes!
I Marvin Gibert, being of sound mind and
body leave my brother, Derrick Gilbert, my
sweetness, being cool, and being the best ath
lete this school has ever seen.
1, Nicki Williams, being of sound mind and
body leave my brother, Mashawn the ability to
get good grades and to survive Mrs. Reids
chemistry honors class.
1, Christa Williams, being of sound mind and
body leave Amy Copeland the strength to put
up with Charles and the best of luck in the
future.
I, Derethro Meridy, being of sound mind and
body leave my sweetheart, Shantell Stapleton
with a beautiful smile, that brings the sweet
ness out of her and to support me and and my
little brother Marcus Meridy to come to
school.
I, Karese Lewis, being of sound mind and
leave Tatika battle my sweetness and
riendliness.

I, Tiffany Goolsby, being of sound mind body
leave all the underclassmen my personality and
the ability to pimp anything that comes my
way. Remember to always be yourself no mat
ter what anyone says.

|, Tameka Hall, being of sound mind and body
leave the underclassmen my will to keep my
self and the ability to look good at the same
time.

I, Reginald Brown, being of sound mind and
body leave the underclassmen the ability to
front and eat potatoe chips in the back corner
of english class.

I, Latesha Gibson, being of sound mind and
body leave Nene and Kwanjulan my good
ooks and sense of humor and also the ability
to do all things.

, Nyra Mallard, being of sound mind and
body leave Ricardo Griffen my unique dress
ing, my wonderful looks, and my popularity at
SW and the ability to get up out this camp.

I, Shana Hayes, being of sound mind and body
eave all the underclassmen my ability to party,
get in trouble, have fun and get away with it.
I, Kenzie Raines, being of sound mind and
body leave Cinques Glover my loving heart,
beautiful appeal with the ladies, smooth dress
ing, and my sense of humor.

I, Khary Murphy, being of sound mind and
body leave Terrell Smith my sexiness, cool
ness, and smartness. So that he may pull the
best Trick in school.

I, Shawanda Stafford, being of sound mind
and body leave Walter Stafford and Roderick
Vaughn all my love and the ability to be all you
can be no matter what.

I, Sherry Streeter, being of sound mind and

body leave Shakarter Moore my
intelligence, and my

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I, Keith Swint, being of sound mind and body

leave my best wishes to all the underclassmen,

others.

hoping you will go all the way

through high
school and college. Especially my
Marvin Warner.

I Tiko Glover, being of sound mind and body
leave to all the underclassmen my ability to be
a leader in my school and have an influential
voice in my city government.

I, Paris Harvey, being of sound mind and body
leave my brother, Boo-man and cousin Pie that
cool cat look and chepac taste also I leave SW,
proud to be Class of 94!

|, Robbie Rozier being of sound mind and
body leave my underclassmen friends my abil
ity to play around and still pass most of my
classes.

I, Carolyn Gilbert, being of sound mind and
body leave to Shondria Cullers my ability to
suceed. Also to the girls varsity basketball team
I shall leave behind the abilities to always
hustle and never give up.

I, Emily Harrington, being of sound mind and
body leave the underclassmen the best of luck
for the years to come.

I, Kevin Grinstead, being of sound mind and
body leave all underclassmen my ability to play
football, party without getting caught, and my
ability to charm the ladies.

I, Undra Thomas, being of sound mind and
body leave some of my hair to all you females
who cant grow your own and cant afford any.
I also leave alot of love to all my fellow seniors
that arent going to be able to graduate. Bye!

cousin

1, Tonya Johnson, being of

body leave the under

if you tr

takes alot to be a senior like me, but
you'll make it!
|, Pedra-Katrina, being of

body leave Ro-Ro & Albruce Green, and all

sound mind and

1/2 brothers the ability to be cool by suceeding

like their big sister.

1, DeJuan Winn, being of sound mind and

body leave my cousin, the right to do anything

she would like to do. BYE!

I, Milton Miller,

body leave the underclassmen

wear loud colors.

|, Conswala Heath, being of sound mind and

body leave Catoria Edwards my ability to get
with igl

concerning the

being of sound mind and

my adility t

along others and my keen eye sight
exit exam. Also I leave

underclassmen the memory of the best class
ever 1994)
I, Sherod Hogan, being of sound mind and
body leave Albert Bailey my good looks.

I, Christy Richardson, being of sound mind
and body leave Mitzie Beaver my ability to get
a real boyfriend.

I, Coro Glenn, being of sound mind and body
leave Jonathan Howard my hall pass to walk
the halls and still do his work and pass also all
the happiness from Casandra.

I, Tangela King, being of sound mind ans body
leave to all the underclassmen my ability t
make good grades and know when and how to
have a good time.

I, Kim Pope, being of sound mind and body
leave Lorei Petty my ability to be a senior,
come home at a decent hour, and my ability to
Word Up.

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do my

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ability to
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|, Amy Thompson,

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|, Candy Murphy, | eing of sound
best to Monica Hightower and
Hathaway my
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days.

leave Teresa

to stay out of school on

|, Deborah Jefferson, being of soun

body leave to the upcoming

to succeed in whatever I do and the abil

stay in school.

Tigila nad Anne beir f sound mind
eave Tony ee ison my deodorant

amel Mann my pack of gum.

, LaQuasha Hill, being of sound mind and

my love to my sister Latonya Hill

All my love to

body leave all
and best friend Erica Spivey
Lewis Balkom Williams.

, Tawanda (Pookie), being of sound mind and

body leave Latoria Edwards my ability to think

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Carlo Wilson, being

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, Glen siaevcenes: being of

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ligance,

Way Ou trou ble.

sound mind and

. Good Bye!

, Raich Hamlin, be of sound mind
to Wes ONeal, Jerry Mills, John

, Michael and Victor Baan he abi
have a blast their SENIOR year r

thinks!

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vairo Morgan

talk your

and

what everyone else
I, Missy Mills, b
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that I didnt have
|, Sonia Singleton, being
body leave James McQuery
driving and march up
I, Michelle Jackson, being of sound mind and
body leave Nalani Teasley the abilty to do
everything that I would do and please stay in
See Ya!
I, Shirley Tober, being of sound mind and
body leave all my knowledge of fun in school
) the future class of 95!
1, Ketura Collins, being of sound mind and
ave Omesha Darrisaw and her posse to
and sexy like

ind body
d Wes
e graduation test,

to take.
of sound mind and
the ability to keep

to life

school.

body le
have the ability
me!

I, Fredricka Dent, being of sound mind and
body leave to all the upcoming seniors my
ability to be the most spirited seniors at South
west and keep up my grades at the same time.
I, Christy Jolley, being of sound mind and
body leave Kharah Mays, LaShondra Trout

to be nice, sweet,

man, and all the upcoming seniors my great

taste in men!

I, Angel McElhaney, being of sound mind and
body leave to Khandra Alsobrook, Panithia
VanDiver, and Jacinta Howard my love, my
love and tape covered calculus book to Thomas
Foskey, and my love and good grades to
Blanton McElhaney. Ill miss you guys.

I, Jay Jump, being of sound mind and body
baby sister and best
shes for her future.

I, Staci Hunnicutt, bein
leave the future
High School my ability
and never get detention.
I, Susan Hawkins, being of sound mind and
body leave all Seniors the ability to keep a
cheerful attitude and make the most of your

Senior year.

I, Manishh Patel, being of sound mind and
body leave my sister, Amee Patel, the ability to
grace the halls of Southwest as I have the past
four years!

I, Deliha Payne, being of sound mind and
a leave to all underclassmen the strength,
power, and most of all, the glory and
of being a SENIOR of the CLASS Of

leave to my all my love

of sound mind and
Southwest
to always sign in late

body Seniors of

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1994!

I, Mandy Lindsey, being of sound mind and

body leave to Paige Lindsey and Amy Copeland

ity to put up with Mrs. Graham an

Best a luck to you both; | leave

to Shane Stokes my attitude, the ability to

play ", and last but not least my sincere
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President Victor Belarmino

Vice President Michael Belarmino
Secretary Charles Barthey
Treasurer Jennifer Bass

Directors ShaLonda Poole
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Lorie Petty
Scott Pierce

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Gabriel Poole
Shalonda Poole

Tanesha Pope
Nashawna Pounds
Deidre Rankin

Jevon Rhaney
Donald Richardson
Susan Rigby

Ehon Riggins
Stacie Roberts
Latasha Robinson

Matt Rogers
Montego Roundtree
Brant Rowell
Amanda Salmon
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Laretta Satcher

Abraham Simmons
Wendell Simmons
Roy Smith

Jimmy Stephens
Mark Stephens
Nate St t
Shane Stokes
Mark Strong

Kristen Styons
Jermaine Taylor
Anthony Teasley
Kelly Thames
Charles Thomas
Derick Thomas

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Marshieka Thompkins|
Richard Thompson
Freincina Thurman
Heather Thurston

Sue Tober

NaShunda Troutman
Tamika Tyree
Jennifer Vanderhoff
Panithia Vandiver
Carla Vandyne
Edward Walker

Montrell Wallace
Kimberly Waller
Rekita Ward
Rhonda Warren
Andy Wasden
Sheldon Watkins

Antonio Watson
Ronnie Weeks
John Weldon

Kris Whitehead
Lynnell Whitehead
Antonio Williams

Jamaal Williams
Neil Williams
Lawrence Woodard
Torris Woolfork
Angela Woolfork

CLASS Of *96

President Willie Jackson

Vice President Corey Cater
Secretary Rhonda Rozier
Treasurer Jeffery Jackson

Director Tracy Johnson

Shalonda Ball

Cobia Banks

Jeffery Barden
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Jamie Becham
Keith Bell
Melody Bittner

Tiffany Bi

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Letasha Boone

Doug Boyd
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Vice President Yolanda Jordan
Secretary Luteesa Taylor
Treasurer Eddie Johnson

Directors Shana Askew
Kendra Baxter

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Lashonda Clowers

Amardo Cohall

Latasha Coley

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Andrea Crockett

Derrick Crowell

Landrell Daniely
Anthony Davis
Brandi Davis
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Stephen Gore
Nathan Graddick

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Derrick Greer

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Chris Harris
DAngleo Harris
Eric Harris

Tacosa Harris

Cheryl Hobbs
Donna Hobbs
Nakeesa Hodges
Chris Hoffman

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Mathew Hopkin
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Amanda McDanile
Scott McMillan
Kenny Miller
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Kelly Mims
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Charles

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Genitha Mobley
Chris Montgomery
Natanja Moore

1y Morales

Consuala Mosley
mmed Mosley
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Tony Mosley
Kenyata Moss
Alicia Mullings

Chris O'Barr

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Bryan Teasley

Stephanie Thompson
Tiffany Threatt
Michael Tibwell
Mary Tingen

Stephanie Vickers
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10n White

Antonio Williams

Arinza Williams
Cerino Williams
Marquiez Williams
Micah Williams
Sarah Williams
Sharonica Williams

Shemeka Will

David Wimberly

Westhony Woodard
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Drill Team

The Drill Team is showing off their spirit in
their new uniforms. They worked hard all
summer long at camp to give their audience at
the basketball games a great show at half time.
Our new exchange student Linda Mata joined
the Drill Team and rallied Southwest spirit.

All of the Drill Teams fancy steps were
choreographed by Jennifer Bell, who works
with the Atlanta Hawks. All their hard work
and determination will be rewarded when
theyre featured in Studio 26. After the last
game their work is still going to continue when

they start in their community workshop.

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B-TEAM BASKETBALL

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The Southwest Marching Band, consisting of 125 members, ha

sound unlike any other band. Performing at halftime d

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Whether they are singing
Broadway show tunes or Chri
mas music, the choral groups
SW always give a beautiful per
formance. The Chorus is directed
by Jeanne Hoskyns. Under her
bervision, these voices are
for the Chorus as they sing from

1 to New York!

until they are ready to

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Key Clu

[he Key Club stands for service. The club

these projects involve collecting canned g
for the Salvation Army

on Mulberry Street. Als

projects possible. The officers are as follows:

Mandy Lindsey President, Deliha Payne
Vice-President, Lee Whelchel - Sargeant at

Arms, Reese Sheikholeslam - Treasurer.

t expt
ut of all the activities that I hay

press what a great decision
jefinitely find Key Club tol

I. Stopher, Seni
s great. We do so mu
ily been in a coup

rom those few you ca

Southwest Geta Clue

Let Us Lead By Serving Others

Lashonda James President

many hours

Jeremy Peacock Vice President

ving Others, our

Jay Jump Secretary

Carolyn Gilbert Treasurer =
club a visors, Ms. Wook, Ms. Bell, a ; Carolyn Gilbe
Wright , ears club worked ; hard t Hallelujah! Salvation and Glory! AMEN!
prepare for competitions at the convention. Chris Parkerso
[he Beta Club remains one of
productive organizations in the nation. South

wests Beta Club is certainly no exception.

Carla Rhyne
Beta Club, I believe, i
best club at Southwest

School.

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Mock Trial

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Perhaps the most exciti

ization on campus, Mock

students a chance

to put

court case. Participants have the

portunity to be eith

lawyer. Intense

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tine team practices for we

pare for a competition at the

February.

Returning from

last years

petition with bitter

Mock Trial team has worked espe

cially hard to make sure the results of

this years competi

disappointing.

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discontent,

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the roles are decided. With the he

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Jay Jump, Senior

Mock Trial helps you learn the judical system

and how it works. Competition in the Mock trial

is nothing to play with.

Mandy Lindsey, Senior

t Out a court
case and get the feel of what its like to be
involved in an actual case.

hh Patel, Senior

STUDENT COUNCIL

Southwest's Student Council began the

school year staffed with the most

dinate school

Stewart, also

money for
sold and
> students. This group also worked very

to promote school spirit. To

school

g most students dont

President Jay Ju Manishh Patel; Chief of Staff Michael Hamlin; Treasurer Tonya Long; Secretary

Academic Team

victories at 4

the team secureg

nd round of the same
be played later in the

The teams coach, Mr. Barfield, has w

very had each and every year. He has dedic
many hours of his time to form well-rounded
teams. The SW Yearbook Staff thank
Barfield for his patience and ability to alwa

turn out a good academic team.

The FCA is a good opportunity for fellow Chris
lians to assmble and fellowship in God.

Andrews

I think that it is great that Southwest ha FCA
because this school needs ais ( tian leader

ship. C. Golden

FCA is a club of Christian friendship, love, and

hood that gives us all a common factor, Our

C. Barnhill

FCA is the Fellowship of Christian
Atheletes. This year they had many guest
speakers. In November they gave each teacher
and administrator an apple with flags and Bible
verses for American Education Week. In De
cember they collected and donated teddy bears
to the Childrens Hospital at the Medical Cent
er of Central Ga. FCA also collected money for
Chip Minton, husband of teacher Mrs. Dannah
Minton, who made the Olympic Bobsledding
Team. The money raised went toward helping
his parents attend the Olympics in Norway.
FCA is headed by John Mathews who is a
coach, teacher and friend all in one.

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Peer Counselors

Helping to lead the way down lifes trou
bled paths.

P. Bryant, Senior

Spanish

"n abou t different people

>. If you like to eat tacos, youll probably

Knowledge is what we seek.
R. Fleming
Latin club gives me an opportunity to go
eat at El Sombrero.
M. Patel

DRAMA

The Drama Club has been a fun and ed

ucational experience. It expands your imag

ination and increases creative ideas.

J. Cowal

y enjoy the Leo club and working witl
e blind kids. Its a great pleasure to be

helping out people who are less fortunate than

Pep Club makes me feel good about myself
and my school.
G. Weaver

There is always something good going on in
the Pep Club.

ne science ciuD 1s not a regular clul

SCIENC

:

ib. Not only do we |
y, we help the earth.

COMPUTER

The Computer Club is top key.
A. McElhaney

We're stroking keys to higher technology.
R. Whitby

MONTAGE

Montage is an organization that gives
a chance to express their thoughts
through poems and pictures. We are able to

ninds, express our feelings and be

iit

Patri-Article

As a Senior of 94, The Patri-Article gave
me the opportunity to express my feelings on
ertain issues of importance. | have fully en
xyed these past two years and I wish The
Patri-Article the best when I go on and pursue
a career in journalism.

K. Collins

s at Southwest High Scho

r

To be a positive role model as a TAP mer

makes it possible to be an achiever instead of 4

failure.

To always be a leader in all you do makes yo

successful, and TAP is leadership and succes;
C. Warner

Y-Club, through school and community ser
vice projects, tries to make our community a
better place in which to live.

SADD

The Sadd club is dedicated to promoting an
cohol free and drug free Southwest.
[. Glover, Senior

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SWTV is an inovative new way of getting
news quickly to the students.

A. McElhaney, Senior

We with SWTV have had an enjoyable

time instigating this new club. We have

learned much concerning news anchoring, re

porting, and film editing.
D. Sigmon, Senior

ampus news to the students and

teachers of Southw

PBL

FBLA is a club that I feel everyone should

take part in. It teaches the young people

today that they can be any and everything th
they want to be. Its the best school orgar

ization we have.

The Future Farmers of America cleaned up
around the Ingleside Park and then we played
football.

R. Fleming

Just Doin It

10 Girlfriend!

Voca club gives me the opportunity to go
laces and meet new people.

K. Simmons

Voca club is a new beginning for me and is
elping me become a more mature adult.

R. Gordon

The Deca Fall Leadership Conferenc
on Jekyll Island was a very fun experience,
learned a lot about team work. We met a lot

iends. Deca shows you how to meett

Global Challenge.

Cosmetology

Last year we bought Christmas presents f

two children whose mother has AIDS. It meat
a lot to me to help the kids.
T. Dav
We try to reach out th the community an
in turn we participate in activities.
K. Chatma

Mu Alpha Theta

Mu Alpha Theta is an honor organization for
ytstanding juniors and seniors in math. But, it is
so a service and tutoring club.

D. Sigmon

Mu Alpha Theta has been a very interesting

yb. Itis a great honor to be in the club and to be
part of such an honored organization.

M. Patel

eta is a prestgious organization at Southwest High School. It is a way to honor students who

mathematics.

Math Team is a union of those who excel
in mathmatics at Southwest. Our great speed
and accuracy in mathmatical skills help us to
compete against other schools in the region
and display the mathmatical talent that South
West holds,

M. Hamlin

Math Team members prove their mathmatical ability during competitions at various schools.

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Atheletes Signing Day!

Four varsity football players received scholarships. The signings are as

fol si s: Kevin Grinstead Middle Georgia College; roe Smith

aldosta State University; Channing Mays South Carolina State;
aa David Simmons Bethune Cookman College.

Patriot run

Working Hard To Bring You The Best

STAFF MEMBERS

Mandy Lindsey.........Editor-In-Chief

Jay Jump..............cCopy Editor

Deliha Payne..........Layout Editor

Manishh Patel.........Layout Editor

Staci Hunnicutt.......Organizations Editor
Michael Hamilin........Photographer; Sports
Susan Hawkins.........senior & Faculty Editor
LaDonna McGlon........Class Sections

Kathy Chamblee........Classes; organizer

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Academic Team
P. Coan

M. Hamlin

J. Jump

A. McElhaney
B. McElhaney
C. Parkerson
M. Patel

J. Peacock

S. Peano

D. Sigmon

K. Styons

H. Thurston
M. Williams

Art Club
A. Abney
D. Bowman

. Brewer

. Callaway
>. Cannon

>. Carrick

. Cochran

. Conall

. Collman
T. Deshazier
. Driggers

. Fordham
3. Gee

. Hendrick
T. Higle

.. Hobbs

. Ivey

. Jacks

. Jacks

5. Jones

3. Lambert

. Lovsey

G. Madden

. Mayo

. McBride
M. McCallister
D. Parkerson
S. Parks
G. Poore
C. Richardson
J. Richardson
R. Robinson
J. Taylor
D. Thomas
S. Thompson
M. Warner
M. Watruba
N. Williams
S. Williams

Beta

C. Barnhill

D. Bennett

K. Berry

P. Bryant

V. Curtis

L. Gibson

C. Gilbert Treasurer
T. Glover

T. Goolsby
M. Hamlin

S. Hawkins
C. Heath

S. Hunnicutt
B. Hunt

A. Jackson

L. James President
J. Jump Secretary
T. King

M. Lindsey
A. McElhaney
M. Miller

S. Murphy

C. Parkerson
M. Patel

C. Rhyne

C. Richardson
A. Sheffield
D. Sigmon

L. Stewart

T. Stopher

M. Belarmino
V. Belarmino
C. Causey

B. Colbert

E. Collinsworth
C. Daniel

S. Durham

D. Grayer

E. Grayer

S. Harden

K. Hill

L. Johnson

S. Johnson

A. Patel

J. Peacock V. President

S. Poole

M. Salmon

W. Sandifer

R. Sheikholeslam
K. Styons

H. Thurston

M. Wallace

K. Waller

K. Whitehead

Southwest Organizations

A. Woolfork
5. Adkins

>. Baldwin
>. Campen
>. Cater

.. Chamblee
. Coan

. Corbin

>. Cross
Davis
Denkins
Driskell

. Dunham
Edwards

. Fields
Gassett
George

A. Gordon

G. Gray

J. Hargrove
K. Hill

N. Houser
B. Jacks

3. Johnson

S. Jones

C. Lawless

A. Long

C. Moss

S. Moss

T. Nixon

W. ONeal

S. Peano

E. Porter

T. Ranow
R. Rozier

T. Scott

R. Smallwood

J. Stewart

D. Thomas

C. Webb

K. Alsobrook

S. Askew

F. Barnes
K. Baxter

Q. Braswell
E, Brown

S. Callaway

S. Causey

J. Chambliss

A. Crockett

S. Culler

S. Cullers
N. Dwight

J. Dykes

C. Eversole

OoONr-NnNDA

O. Finney
J. Ford

A. Gates

D. Hill

A. Hollis

R. Jackson
E. Johnson
Y. Jordan
M. King

M. Lanford
K. Loftley
M. Malcom
B. Mayo

S. McMillan
K. Mims

D. Nelson
A. Patel

C. Pritchett
K. Pryor

M. Randolph
M. Rowland
T. Smith

T. Smith

W. Stafford
L. Taylor
M. Williams
T. Willingham

Chorus
Opus One:
S. Arline
M. Bass

T. Bittner
L. Boone

S. Davis

L. Dinkins
M. Farrar
A. Frye

M. Goodwyn
T. Goolsby
D. Griffin
L. Hill

E. Howard
L. Hughes
S. Jones

R. Lassiter
J. McDonald
N. Mitcham
R. Mosley
M. Noble
R. Oliver

A. Palmer
S. Perkins
K. Pryor

7 Sanford

2 Smallwood

7, Stopher

\, Thompkins

, Tober

9, Watson
Williams

M, Williams

t, Williams

\, Woodard

), Zellner

Kyrie:
, Anthony
M. Bass

M. Bittner

$, Burnett

l, Clark

, Colbert

F, Collier

E, Collinsworth
|, Cowart

L. Girdman

T, Haugabrook
D, Hill

L. Hill

kK. Howard
M, Huston

C. Johnson

J. Johnson

T. McCoy

A. McDonald
. Moore

C. Mosley

C. Murphy

. ONeal

. Overstreet
M. Padge

M, Randolph
L. Robinson
L. Sears

D. Shankled
H. Singliton
S. Whitehead
A. Woodard

Beg. Girls:
K. Booker
Z. Brown
A. By Wader
T. Carder
S. Causey
T. Coley

G. Durham
L. Elsasser
A. Fryer

C. Hill

L. Jackson
W. Johnson

D. Kirkland
L. Mallsry
A. Rigby

S. Simmons
S. Tuff

T. Watson

Show:
S. Arline
S. Askew

L. Beddingfield

L. Corneluis
K. Cohen
M. Danilelly
T. Davis

T. Felts

L. Girdman
T. Hall

T. Hutto

S. Jackson
M. King

T. Long

L. Mallory
T. McBride
A. Meadows
N. Murphy
M. Noble
L. Oliver

B. Pauldo
A. Reese

T. Tyrce

J. Watruba

Computer
V. Brown
D. Griffin
T. Harris
M. Martiny
R. Martiny
D. Pearson
E. Tumblin
D. Vickers

Cosmetology
L. Archie

L. Boone

K. Chatman
J. Crawley
D. Davis

T. Davis

C. Denmark
K. Flowers
L. Girtman
S. Hayes

H. Hoffeditz
K. Johnson
L. Mata

L. Pringle
O. Shugart

L. Upshaw
J. Vanderhoff

DECA

J. Atkinson

E. Barlow V. President
M. Beck

W. Berkner

B. Bradbury

M. Bray

D. Brown

A. Callaway

V. Curtis

E. Ellington

R. Flowers

M. Goodwin

A. Graham V. President
K. Grinstead

S. Harden

T. Hardy

E. Harrington

S. Hayes President
J. Howard

A. Hudson

M. Jackson

D. Johnson

C. Jones

A. McClendon

D. McDaniel

L. Miller

N. Mitchum Chaplain
K. Mullis

N. Murphy

E. Palmer

C. Pitts

S. Rose

K. Sampson

J. Slocumb

L. Stewart

K. Swint

T. Talton

M. Tetterton

A. Thompson Secretary
C. Warren

D, Whitby Treasurer
D. Williams

D. Winn

Drama

T. Berkner
K. Bohannon
W. Bryant
S. Caven

J. Cowart

J. Freiburg
S. George

C. Harris

T. Henderson
B. Howard

J. Jackson

C. Jones

K. Kelly

M. Lanford
L. Leek

A. McDonald
C. McDuffy
J. Poole

S. Proctor

T. Taylor

D. Thomas
S. Thompson
A. Walker

FCA

J. Abney

D. Andrews

C. Barnhill V. President
J. Brockman

M. Bryan

J. Carpenter

R. Dixon

K. Dykes

M. Elsasser

S. Elsasser

C. Eversole

C, Findley

G. Fountain

C. Golden Activity Cord.
K. Grinstead

M. Hamlin

E. Harrington

S. Hawkins

M. Herring Secretary
S. Hunnicutt

S. Hunt

M. Lindsey

L. Mata

J. Mills

K. Mills

M. Mills

D. Payne

S. Peano

K. Pope
T. Ranow
A. Rigby

R. Rozier President

M. Salmon

M. Seagraves Recruiter

A. Shieffield
L. Wheichel

FBLA
Ss. Adkins
. Austin
. Bannister
D. Berry
A. Boring
Brown
. Brown
. Brown
. Bryant
. Buckalew
. Burke
. Cater
. Causey
. Clark
. Coleman
. Collins
. Corbin
. Danielly
Davis
Davis
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. Duhart
Durham
. Fair
D. Fields
A. Ford
F. Ford
J. Ford
P, Fortson
D. Gary
A. Glover
K. Glover
N. Glover
T. Glover
J. Goode
T. Goolsby
A. Gordon
J. Grant
D. Grayer
S. Green
T. Hall
L. Harmon
P. Harvey
C. Henderson
M. Hendricks
J. Holt
S. Holt
M. Hood

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K. Lewis

A. Maynard
C. Mays

T. McGee
J. Miller

M. Miller
K. Mims

T. Morris
C. Murphy
K. Murphy
Q. Napier
C. Parkerson
M. Patrick
A. Patterson
C. Pitts

K. Pryor

K. Raines
D. Rankin
A. Reed

S. Reese

V. Risby

S. Roberts
L. Robinson
T. Robinson
N. Sanford
B. Smith

T. Smith

T. Smith

T. Spivey
T. Spivey

S. Stafford
A. Stephens
E. Stinson
K. Tasker
N. Teasley
M. Thames
S. Thomas
U. Thomas
J. Tolbert
C. Trotter
N. Troutman
N. Vickery
A. Ward

R. Ward

S. Watkins
C. Webb

D. Williams
L. Williams
S. Woodell
R. Wyche

FFA
L. Borders

D. Bowden
T. Brook

M. Brooks

R. Burnham
J. Carter

B. Castrovillari
A. Crook

D. Faircloth President
R. Fleming
L. Hunnicutt
T. Jackson

E. Johnson

J. Jones

T. McDonald
M. Newberry
J. Patat

M. Revell

C. Smith

M. Stephens
M. Strong

T. Sylvia

R. Thompson
A. Wasden
R. Watson

B. Watruba
J. Weldon

S. Yarbrough

FHA

L. Banner-Parliamentarian

M. Cambell Asst. Treasurer
S. Doston President

K. Hill V. President

T. Jones Treasurer

S. Vickers Asst. Secretary
S. Whitehead Secretary

Key Club

S. Baldwin

J. Becham

C. Beck

M. Bittner

T. Bittner

K. Brookins
K. Chamblee
A. Copeland
A. Curtis

H. Davidson
K. Grinstead
M. Hamlin
S. Hawkins Secretary
C. Henderson
J. Herdon

S. Krystalka
M. Lindsey President
P. Lindsey

L. McGlon
A. Moore

K. Parolek

A. Patel

D. Payne V. President

S. Peano
L. Petty

R. Sheikholeslam

J. Stewart
M. Tetterton
K. Thames
R. Turner

C. VanDyne
C. Ward

L. Whelchel

Latin

S. Arline

C. Bartley

J. Bass

M. Belarmino
V. Belarmino
R. Basswell
C. Carrick

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3. Causey

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. Curtis

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Durham

. Fennell

. Fleming
Harden

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J. Hood

L. James

L. Johnson
T. King

B. McElhaney
S. Moore

L. Moss

S. Moss

C. Parkerson
D. Parkerson

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Srgt. at Arms

|, Peacock

M. Pelt

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p, Sigmon
M. Spencer

kK. Styons
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4. Thurston
N. Vickery

Leo Club

D. Albritton
C. Bartley

[. Bryant

C. Causey
B. Colbert
f, Colbert
K. Coley

l, Dixon

T. Evans

M. Fulwood
A. Gates

C. Gilbert
W. Glover

. Herring
B. Hicks

. Hill

L. Jackson
C. Lawless
J. McCrury
>. Pitts

), Pitts

J. Rhaney
E. Riggins
W. Simmons
M. Spencer
N. Stewart

Math Team
C. Bartley

M. Belarmino
V. Belarmino
P. Bryant

C. Causey

P, Coan

M. Hamlin
K. Hill

L. James

L. Johnson
A. Patel

M. Patel

M. Patel

J. Peacock

D. Sigmon
K. Styons

M. Wallace

Montage

K. Alsobrook

S. Baldschun

B. Billinglea Editor
T. Clark

P. Coan Editor

J. Crumpton Art Editor
J. Feagle

L. Harmon

A. Madison

S. Moss

M. Newberry

T. Norman

V. Risby

L. Robinson

A. Sorrow

D. Thomas

S. Tober

Mu Alpha Theta
C. Bartley
M. Belarmino
V. Belarmino
. Bryant Proj. Chair.
>. Causey
. Curtis Ass. Secretary
C. Daniel
5. Daniel
T. Foskey
. Gilbert
T. Glover
:. Grayer
C. Henderson
M. Hamlin
S. Hunnicutt
L. James President
L. Johnson
Y. Johnson
J. Jump V. President
T. King Secretary

C. Parkerson Proj. Chair.

A. Patel

M. Patel

J. Peacock
S. Poole

C. Reliford
C. Rhyne
D. Sigmon Treasurer
K. Styons
M. Wallace
D. Whitby
A. Woalfolk

Patri-Article
J. Brockman
D. Broomfield
K. Collins

L. Gibson

E. Harrington
C. Henderson

P. Hodges
J. Peacock
L. Petty
K. Pope
A. Revell
R. Rozier
T. Smith
R. Spires
K. Styons

Peer Counselors
C. Barnhill
P. Bryant

C. Causey

F, Dent

R. Driggers
M. Goodwyn
S. Hawkins
M. Miller

C. Parkerson
W. Perry

Pep Club
F, Beddingfield
K. Boone
. Burnett
S. Clowers
_.. Cornelivs
S. Davis
. Dinkins
. Durham
. Enoch
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3. Fowlers
C. Frazier
R. Hatcher
C. Holloway
A. Howard
S. Howard
J. Jacobs
M. Jarrell
D. Jefferson
R. Jenkins
L. Jones
T. Jones Asst. Secretary
. Johnson
. Kendrick Secretary
. Mathis
. Mays
>. Milner
. Moore
. Mosley
Moss
. Pearson
Pope
. Rainey
. Reese
. Robinson
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C. Ross

G. Ryans

M. Sandifar

D. Smith

M. Smith

T. Smith

J. Solomon President
S. Soloen

K. Tasker

J. Taylor

L. Washington

G. Weaver V. President
B. Whitaker

R. Williams

T. Williams

D. Wooten

A. Wright

SADD

D. Bone
T. Day

T. Glover
S. Jackson
D. Merridy
C. Rhyne
O. Shaw
S. Thomas
C. Trotter
E. Willis

Science Club
J. Bass

M. Belarmino
V. Belarmino
P. Coan Treasurer
E. Collinsworth
T. Foskey

R. Fleming

M. Fulwood
M. Hamlin

B. Hunt

K. Loftley

T. Long

R. McDonald

M. Patel

J. Peacock V. President
D. Sigmon President
K. Styons Secreatry

H. Thurston

J. Vastakis

R. Weeks

A. Williams

Spanish Club

B. Barfield

K. Bell

V. Brown

C. Cross

C. Daniel Secretary
S. Jones

M. Johnson

S. Johnson

M. Kitchens V. President
T. Morgan

B. Pauldo

W. Sandifer

C. Swint Prresident

Student Council
S. Askew
C. Barnhill
C. Bartley
J. Bass
K. Baxter
M. Belarmino
V. Belarmino
T. Clark
. Cater
S. Cullers
V. Curtis
S. Driskell

D. Dunham
A. Glover
M. Hamlin
L. Harmon
J. Jackson
W. Jackson
E. Johnson
T. Johnson
Y. Jordan
J. Jump

T. Long

C. Mcintosh
M. Patel

S. Poole

R. Rozier
T. Taylor

TAP

T. Anthony
R. Barnes
K. Barron
K. Bell

N. Blow

D. Booker
Z. Boyd

Q. Braswell
D. Brown

S. Colson
M. Conaway
A. Crockett
N. Danielly
C. Davis

L. Ellington
S. Fed

A. Fort

A. Goodrum
T. Hall

R. Jackson
A. Jackson President

5. Johnson

T. Jones

1. Leek
Leonard
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McIntosh Treasurer

R.
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L. Mitchell
S. Moore
D. Nelson
G. Nelson
K. Nelson
S. Nelson Secretary
T. Nelson
S. Poole V. President
M. Randolph
L. Sanford
T. Scott
. Sneed
<. Thomas
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/, Wooten
M. Young

VICA

M. Clanton
C. Cotton

P. Driskell
A. Fryer

S. Hogan

J. Jackson

D. Sandifer
M. Singleton
K. Stevens
T. Thompson
C. Williams
D. Williams
M. Williams

M. Wimbush

VOCA

M. Bass

W. Davis

L. Dwight
R. Gordon
C. Hallman
M. Hallman
Jackson

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. Neil

. Pitts

. Rozier

. Sapp

. Simmons
. Smith
Sutton
Wiggins
. Willliams
. Williams

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D. Bennett
. Brabson
J. Bryant
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. McElhaney Chaplain
. Glover Chairman
. Harper President
>. Heath Treasurer
. Hill Chairman
.. Johnson Chairman
T. Jones
T. Kendricks Chairman
. King V. President
S. Murphy Secretary
D. Whitby V.President

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Christopher Parkerson David Sigmon

Priscilla Bryant Golden Eagles Coy Swint

Sabrina Thomas
Jeffrey Jump Mandy Lindsey Christopher Parkerson Dedra Whitby
Tangela King Angel McElhaney David Sigmon

Lashonda James

Ah, Spring! The leaves returned, the were thrown onto the fields. Soccer balls
flowers bloomed and pollen filled the were kicked around. Juniors planned the
air! However, a different feeling Prom and Senioritis set in for sure

filled the halls at South
west. Pollen blowing in
the open windows and
circulating the class
rooms as fans oscillated
was no longer a problem.
Let them mow the lawn
during classes! We didnt
care. Our walls were solid,
our windows gone.

Spring semes
ter was business as
usual. Baseballs

as the lake began to beckon.
With May came AP exams
and our first Memorial Day
holiday. Yearbooks arrived
and the Class of 94 had their
Signing Party. Soon it would
be June and we would all
abandon Southwest for an
other summer. As the
Seniors cross the stage
and receive their di
plomas they know
they were the first
Totally Cool class at

School.

the addition of a new 220lb. weig!
which reduced injuries to wrestlers. However,

this new weight class was a problem for South

fest since it was one of the six weight di
visions which could not be filled. Although

in number, SW did not lack the skilled wres
tlers needed to rack up the team points to
defeat other schools who were able to fill every

weight class.

The individualism of the sport was clearly
the winnings of the Southwest

wrestlers. Due to the number of forfeits the

team had to make an extra effort to pin their
Opponents. Because of this extra effort the
team as a whole was still able to claim eighth
out of the fifteen schools in the area.

Four wrestlers succeeded in going to the
state wrestling tournament. These were Keith
Swint, Benny Smith, Alton Ford, and Reece
Sheikholeslam. Next year Coach Howe hopes
to have more participation in the sport and
thinks that if this is achieved t
could be the power house it has been in

previous years.

VARSITY TENNIS

Anxious to return to the courts the tennis
team began dedicated practice with f
hints of warm weather. With several seniors
returning to both the boys and girls teams,
the season had a very bright outlook.

Last year the girls team battled a lack of
players to compete against other schools. They
did very well considering the size of the team.

Coach Iris Hill hopes to recruit some young

players for the future.
On the other hand, the boys team was well

Several mem

prepared and packed with talent.

bers dedicated all of their

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BEST FRIENDS
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Fence Prints*Mrs. Browns 2nd period American History class*Robert Johnson*Marcus H.*The wall*Roger S. (fix me
up)*lunch in the hall*U go girl*Brad Miller*Do da business*U da man*M-Hat (Jason W.)*cowboy*Where did you go to
school?*Byron!*D-U-S-T-Y!*Benjamin (Whoa Baby)*John Gregory Weldon*HoJo*Polys*Get in the Car!*Snowed out frat
party*Attention K-Mart Shoppers*R.H.*Barbeque Sunflower seeds*For real doe*Whos Driving*Black GEO
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Telson*Did he really stay till 4 in the morning? (Jason E.)*Birthday Parties*Garthh Brooks*White Waters (Misty the
punching bag)*Strawberries, whip cream and the Atlanta Braves*Mr. Construction Worker (Biff)*Britt Suber*Glass of tea
and an eyeliner pencil*Taco Bell*Hardees*He Said, She Said* No neck*Shes wearing a CHOKER!*I see your true colors
shining through*Football games*Get him, Get Him!*Busted at apllebees*There goes Barbie in her mystic Geo Storm*Are
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new friend Ladnna*Stories about Mandy & Hal*Misty uproots the mailbox*Poison Ivey*Class of 94 and the wannabe
04*and many more memories. . .

Misty & Kristy: Through every laugh, every tear, every heartbeat, every breath; you both are the
spirit inside of me. I Love You!

Misty & Victoria: Thruogh all the laughter, romances, & tears weve been through, weve always
stuck by one another. To my 2 BEST GRADUATES Thank you for it all.

Victoria & Kristy:We have been through so much together, good times and bad times. I am so
greatful to have friends like yall. Thanks for all the fun and memories. | will never forget them.

Staci,
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Always and Forever youre our little girl.

WE LOVE YOU! Daddy & Mama, Jessica & Will

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You have grown from a beautiful baby
into a beautiful young woman and we
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beautiful. The love we have for you
grows deeper with every year you share
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As you have grown through
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into a wonderful young man,
you have made us very proud.
We wish you the best as you
continue on with the next step
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Science Club

Sci
Mu Alpha Theta

In Memory Of

Carolyn Lawson ahnsan

Teacher and Friend

She Is Not Dead Carolyn was our friend. We loved her.

She could make you laugh, cry, learn and wonder. She could talk
to you with the knowledge of the greatest teacher or get down on
anyones level. She could fit in anywhere. ;

She was a friend, a next door neighbor, an animal lover
especially dogs), a fisherman, a naturalist and a believer in rights
ONLY with responsibilities. She was an honest, caring human
being. Until the day she died, she didfor others. Some will never
know her. We are glad we did.

Carolyn, we love you. Rest in peace, our friend. And, hey, dont
catch em all!

I cannot say, and I will not say

That she is dead. She is just away.

With a cheery smile, and a wave of the hand,
She has wandered into an unknown land
And left us dreaming how very fair

It needs must be, since she lingers there.
And you-oh, you, who the wildest yearn
For an old-time step, and the glad return,
Think of her faring on, as dear

In the love of There as the love of Here.
Think of her still as the same. I say,

Ear iis Iris Hill
She is not dead-she is just away. :

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Sweethearts

Chris Barnhill
David Bennett
Karen Berry
Priscilla Bryant
Latesha Gibson
Carolyn Gilbert
Tiffany Goolsby
Michael Hamlin
Latravia Harmon
Susan Hav

Staci Hunnicutt
Brad Hunt
Anita Ja

Lashanda James**

Jeffrey Jump
Tangela King

Honor Graduates

Amanda Lindsey
Angel McElhaney
Milton Miller
Amy Mincey
Christopher Parkerson*
Manishh Patel
Deliha Payne
Carla Rhyne

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Javid Sigmon**
David Ward
Dedra Whitby

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Totally Through

As we look back over these short
months that we have been putting the
Spirit of 94 together, we realize that a
lot of things happened this year. We
set the book up by seasons so that the
final product would have a chronology,
much like a history book. In January,
as we approached our final deadline,
we realized we needed more pages.
Luckily, we were able to do this since
the staff met all deadlines on time.

So, its over for the Class of 94. And

the Patriots had a lot
to get fired up
about. Air condition-
ing, Semester Sys
tem, both brought
moments of frustra-
tion, but we kept
our cool anyway.

Student Council
revived Spirit Stick
competition and the
classes wore colors,
decorated doors and
cheered with each

other. Spirit was alive and well as the
Lady Patriots went to their first-ever
State Basketball Championship.
Latavia Coleman was chosen to play
on the State All-Star Team. We added
pride to our spirit as we watched for
mer Patriot Chip Minton represent the
United States on the Olympics Bobsled
Team.

We said good-bye to friends like
David Reid , as he moved to his new
position as Principal at Weir School,
and to Jackie Richardson who retired.
Many of us remember Mrs. Richardson
as one of Southwests strongest and

most spirited supporters. We will cer
tainly miss her.

The Class of'94 made preparations
for graduation. We ordered caps and
gowns and invitations. Some of us
prayed wed pass English. In May,the
SPIRIT OF 94 arrived. Seniors laughed
and shared memories as they signed
each others Yearbooks in the special
Senior Signing Party. We watched the
Juniors take the new Exit Exam and
prepare to take their place as the Sen

ior Class of 95. We
reflected upon the
many things our
friends, families, and
teachers tried to tell
us as they steared us
toward our MO-
MENT in JUNE.
Finally, graduation
night arrived. There
were sO many mem
ories flooding our
minds as we put on
our academic regalia

and marched into the Coliseum. It was
an emotional time for us as we realized
that this would be the last time we
would do anything together as a class.
We also realized that this was the mo-
ment we has worked for the past
twelve years. It was time for the Class
of 94 to move on and the Class of95
to step into their place as the Senior
Class.

As we took our diplomas and left the
auditorium for our various celebra-
tions, we, THE CLASS OF 94 are
gratefully, finally, and at last... TO-
TALLY THROUGH!!!

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