Bamberg American High School - Der Reiter (Bamberg, West Germany)

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VW W Q QW my iw Ogg ABvNf.1G55fXSQ3Qi JSP 5 ,ON , ,QP 9 sb Q59 Xs9'W Q mf? 900 yy W 'X Ox.WQ,5f Jycq OJ , N JJ PQ v5V x? 53 PV ' bf AW Sy X ,Ngy xx WNW ,-+A X1 9 AV 00 Wgwwipabxyyfgx-96 WWA.- Qy? yy? QM Q 'Q A9 i ,ff Q QQWZSQW Nfgfx wffF 5 N fc!! Bamberg Barons Bamberg American High School now has true spirit with the newly printed logo. The tree of knowledge was erased and our logo takes its place. A fresh new coat of paint decorates the exterior of our school. People from all over used to see our school as small and unspirited. The Barons are small, but they certainly aren't unspirited. We are small, but big at heart. 1987 Der Reiter ,, ' V , ,, ' , 0 I .,.......f'1x. W, t S ,, , f G 1 if ,- M I ' ffff- V I W' I V' ' ' 5 ' V 1 ' X I 5 . I , ay , , f , 1 Y ' xi 1 f r 2 r F 5 ,,AY 'E , Afh, , ,,.., , , n,, II. ,,,, Z , Z .1 at if , M L , it , , , ,,,, Ji 3 an 'F U--...,,. DER REITER is an unofficial publication of Bamberg American High School, Bamberg West Germany. Under the direction of Mrs. Hanson, this year's book was compiled by the following: Tim Conley, Deidre Goettsch, Jeany Tri, Amy Henderson, Sara Henderson, Shelley Joy, Jeff Highley, Laura Rader, Liana Hall, Kim Rader, Cynthia Kingma, Rob Langley, Rhonda Nalley, Preshana Price, and Kristin Garot. Z 1 , 'W X1 ismoiooklfwwoh 55 46.frYy9Jwx'QfQJ2f'7'L52 ,Aviw TABLE OF CONTEETSI Q ' ' 'Q ED ACTIVITIES 4 ORGANIZATIONS 18 CLASSES 46 ATHLETICS 78 5 , 5? - - 4 gl ,igz V IE r S ACTIVITIES f W If I af1 .A-if '5 51, X ,, , ' ' ' ' by V1 'ag' ,1 X ,ln I 371 In N Z I 5911. 4 X ,ATLANTA -rqrxf Top-Best Looking: Daryll Johnston Tonia Mullen Below Left-Most Valuable: Tim Conley Becky Ridge Below Right--Class Clowns: Chris Coffman Katie Liermann Bright Stars Of '87 In early December the senior class selected the outstanding members of their class. These superlative seniors will be expected to well-represent Bamberg High School in the years to come. '5 riff? 33g, N X H3 lx lg 'ij gf w fl MSN: 'Z Congratulations to these students and all other members of the Class of 87. Top Left Most Athletlc J lmmy Thompson Ahce Wllhams Top Rlght Most Llkely to Succeed Mlchelle Danford Left Most Llkely to Succeed Ed Hervas Jedng 9S UI S10 xl Upside Down Beauties Reign At BAHS The Model United Nations sponsored the first beauty pageant of its kind-Miss Upside Down 1986. The coveted prize was won by Alberta Foster, Ms. Pennsylvania. Other beauties vying for the crown were Ms. Kentucky--Roberta Langley, Ms. Nevada-New York Stephanie Talbot, Ms. California-Josephine Drewy, Ms. Oklahoma-Curtis Thomas, Ms. Florida-Tawana Conley. as NV P' rf K Q kd -s r tl Starting top left: The judges thought Stephanie's rare country beauty was a breath of fresh air . Alberta, winner of the first Ms. Upside Down, sits pretty for the camera. The contestants awaited the judges decision with excitement and relief: In her workout Antoinetta advised the audience to A'Not let their fries, go to their thighs . Kel- ly Stovall replaced Bob Barker as the Master of Ceremonies. Miss Tawana Con- leyys unusual talent was not playing her trumpet. This bathing beauty got lots of at- tention in that round of competition, Bamberg Barons Bravely Battled Brain enum an mi 'WU' WW ' 1 i 55 3 T z l as 5 f 2' 1 This year BHS's Brain Bowl traveled to Berlin where they competed in the 1986-87 Brain Bowl. Bamberg was the only Single A high school to make it to the final round of competition. BHS went up against such schools as Kaiserslautern and Zweibrucken and answered such questions as Name the son of Aphrodite and Hermes. ' A if v WZ, Y '25 ' fs . :fr A W ii. i , 3 ' 2' H f r a Q ' i i X ? , I , 2 5 is t K? iif H ea Bowlers In Berlin- Bravo! Msr.:,,Q,g 6 , V I fy 'H A 4 i ,f .f 4565s any , Ei Q27 M, V E 1 f Mfg i 7 Y2ZE?fiE?J?.G The students on this year's team: Captain-Sophomore Kevin Danford, Seniors Michelle Dan- ford and Cherie Bankus, Junior Laura Rader and Freshman Danny Poston, not only worked hard but also had fun. They wrote on the Berlin Wall, saw amazing sights as Russian soldiers guarding the Rus- sian Monument and generally goofed around. Students Honored At A Christmas The students of Miss Hutchinson's, Mr. Dinter's, and Mr. Krauchi's classes were honored at a Christmas Tea and displayed their Work. More than two hundred and fif- ty people-teachers, parents, and students attended the event. X S-Q 12 di s sss Q Tea And Display Of Their Work Q' The art students prepared an art show and decorated the hallway and lobby. Home Economics students served a delicious array of goodies they had prepared and also displayed serving projects. Sleds, bowls, bread boxes and many more wooden projects were displayed by the Industrial Arts students. A good time was had by all! The Baron Spirit flows in trickles and floods. It is comprised of a variety of in- dividual spirits and types of spirits. These include: the spirit of sporting events and the cheers of the cheerleaders and the crowd, the spirit of friendship and comraderie, the spirit of living, and the spirit evoked by a photographer and a camera. M The Bamberg Spirit M fi Z, My ' 1 sm, A 3 ,X 4 1 Q N3 xx px XX ,W W, f f MMA if W My . , 5 D , if The Baron Spmt 1986 Homecoming-Pride + People POWERYV A W tc 4 a ,, . 2 :sn Q ms. Q X X 5 xfmssP:X X? X is yl F X N .,,, ss X Kms NN N Q Qs S NR N s if W W 1' 1- vt ' 1' ef S R x i l I x M The spirited students were seen at the pep rally, the game, and finally the dance. 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Ja' Qa- if- 'CL.ff' 1 1 1 1 1 5 Q, A w 4 EO V 1 S f PN 3521 ex 1, g,,, K X x 1 Q A ORGANIZATIONS Student Council Working For You! Student Council is student government at work. It takes dedication, creativity, and hard work to make our school run easily. Throughout the year the council has shown us over and over again how much they care by supplying us with activities. Activities such as Spirit Week, homecoming ffootball and basketballl, door decorations, and regular council activities. The Student Council meets once a month for discussion and planning. For all their work and dedication we say THANKS! Right: Christine works intensely. Bottom left: The council votes on Basketball Homecoming. Bottom right: The student representatives show their stuff. 'Vmuff A f ,. X t m+ 1 fn . ..-W, W I dxf. . wma I M ,ff ' 25, Top: Student Council at workl Left: Student Council Officers-1-r: Christy Sawyer, secretaryg Tony Brunelle, treasurerg Kristina Somerville, presidentg Becky Ridge, vice-president. Above: Mrs. Rushing has cake and eats it too! , l K MU 1987 More Than Modeling The Model United Nations pro- vides BAHS students with a chance to deal with real-World political situations in a simulated international conference setting. In order to earn money for their trips to the Hague in Holland and the NHSMUN in New York the students sponsored a highly suc- cessful Upside Down Beauty Contest. .:xmsm,,,,,MN will if .--r M-W' 4 'Z 'fx Model United Nations The varsity cheerleaders were very active this year. They helped boost the Baron spirit in many ways such as: making spirit posters for the school, holding several pep rallies and participating during spirit week. The fall cheerleaders were: Cpt. Becky Ridge, Co-Cpt. Rhonda Stoffel, Kaye Oelze, Kim Williams, Karen Gregory, Crystal Potter, Dawn Cavanaugh, Janice Williams, and alternate Angie Dorsey. The winter cheerleaders were: Cpt. Karen Gregory, Janice Williams, Crystal Potter, Kim Williams, and Dawn Cavanaugh. Clockwise: Fall cheerleadersg Sock it to 'em Barons, I'm so excited. MQ ,W we Cheerleaders Varsity Cheerleaders On The Go I S. 9Y P 7 X e. A 1- K ir., ig il 2 1. 1 fi, 3 A . J ' TL f V ' , k Q. r..W.g 1 Clockwise: Say cheese Beckyg Cheering the together now girlsg Kim Williamsg The team onto another Baron victoryg All winter Cheerleaders. FBLA- Business As Usual The members of FBLA were very busy this year. They continued to work on various projects for themselves as well as for other people. Some of the projects include: monthly bake sales to support a child in Bangledesh, and a pie-in-the-face contest. They participated in a Leadershipfbusiness competition and they also sold boo and santa grams. ,A in A .dev-f mm, - XR 4 'W-asf.. .. L K si if aww Clockwise: Our adopted child in Bangledeshg one of the many bake salesg the officers: Kris Sommerville-Presidentg Carolyn White-Vice Presidentg Denise Stevens-Secretaryg listening intentlyg Mrs. Philpot working hardg dedicated members. ssoxg pe O CHI 3 ll Clockwise: RCY meetings Mondays at lunch in room 1085 Maria Smith bagging for tips at Foodlandg Why are we all staring at the windows?g Mitch Feller and Mrs. Youmans blowing up balloonsg the Red Cross Youthg the RCY officers: Patti Bolenbarker-Special Projects, Sabrina Biggers-Secretary, Janice Williams- Treasurer, Jeff Highly-President, Mitch Feller-Vice President. 5 '24, Wm - el E VW? Red Cross Helps Others :ii The Red Cross Youth Organization began at the end of last year. During the year, in- terests were aroused and the RCY membership increased. Mrs. Oneda Youmans, Diane Martinez, and Jackie Black were this activity's sponsors. Ms. Hutchinson was the faculty advisor. The RCY did various things throughout the year to help others including: offering CPR and First Aid courses, bagging for tips at Foodland, car washes, bake sales, working for the OWC bazaar, selling poppies for the VFW, and helping the local MP chapter with the Child Find Program. These students also donated money to the Red Cross. As a reward for this hard Work, the RCY went on a ski weekend to Austria. . 5 N . This year's newspaper, sponsored by Mr. Luken, was a strictly after-school activity. The staff has spent many long hours working to keep our newspaper alive. These dedicated members were . . . Christine O'Brien, editor, Ed Hervas, cartoonist, writer, Robert Langley, sports editor, Derek Bates, co-editor, and writers Andy Atkinson and Dennis Welsh. Robert . . . Working hard? Hardly working? The Distinguished Editor What order were these papers in? Earth calling Ed!!! I ,7 y I ' xx I SA NNNA X - f A fe xx .. jfs .....................-.--m--.w--- sgjljg, ff Q , ,V X 2 The Town Crier Derek, Andy, and Mr. Luken . . . taking a break. Mr. Luken . . . the brave sponsor. Is someone speaking to me? l IM Der Reiter: A Hard Working Staff Deadlines, Photographs, Money, Ads, Writing copy and typing copy, selecting photos, cropping photos, marking photos, choosing layouts, collecting information, identifying people . . . deadlines, deadlines . . . The dedicated staffers of DER REITER 1987 Were: Michelle Danford, Tim Conley, Shelley Joy, Sara Henderson, Laura Rader, Kim Rader, Kristin Garot, DeeDee Goettsch, Amy Henderson, Jeff Highly, Jeany Tri, Patricia Phillips, and Rhonda Nalley. Clockwise from top: Laura Rader says Real funny Mr. Krauchi! g Teamwork is fun said Tim and Sara, Kristin, Sara, DeeDee working hard on the yearbook, Well . . ., said Patriciag 'tThat's going to be 521.00 please. 1 f mf - . Q 'ess' l'.fx? 1Ei X -if lun-Q UQ, mr' g i gg mr nf'-T' 'Am ans ,J fClockwise from leftj I volunteer to do Decisions, decisions, decisions- . hate the whole yearbook next year, volunteers them! Jeff Highley. Working hard to meet the deadline. I love working on the yearbook staff!', The choir members under the direction of Melissa Gitlin are Cleft to rightl L. Rowlands, A. Ewing, K. Pearson, C. Peterson, T. McCants, M. Satterthwaite, R. Nalley, P. Price, T. Spelhaug, M. Danford, andJ. Ward. fl wikis . . A is A .3 KS ,. R We . 'fini The World Of MUSIC The bands and choir were in volved in many things this year. The concert band performed at football and basketball games. The beginning band and the concert band, together with the choir spon- sored a Christmas concert and a spring recital. The choir also Voic- ed their talents at a special Strullendorf Elementary School performance. Top picture: Beginning Band members iBack rowj B. MURPHY, R. LOWELL, A. CADWALLADER, P. PRIDE, L. SMITH, B. ERNTOS, S. MOORE, J. MOORE, A. OSTER, fSecond row? L. HARRING, L. YEE, LT. YOUNG, J. NUESSEN, M. REYNOLDS, J. HADLY, T. DREWRY, E. CULLINS, fFront rowj R. BIGGERS, S. OSORIO, K. FLORA, K. GAROT, D. HOLMAN, S. MARTINEZ, C. YATES, K. RADAR, AND K. HENDERSON. Bottom picture: Concert Band members fBack rowj S. TALBOTT, R. KUYKENDALL, J. ORMES, C. HAMILTON, B. WELCH, E. PECSON, S. WILSON, B. SHOATES, B. JOHNSON, G. MEDLEY, iSecond rowj K. WHITEHEAD, C. SAWYER, C. CYPHERS, S. KIETZMAN, M. REYNOLDS, M. PETE, M. SMITH, J. FELLER, KFront rowj K. STRICKER, J. MULLER, V. AVILA, L. ROWLANDS, F. MONTES, C. BANKUS, AND J. SMITH. Both bands are under the direction of Melissa Gitlin. ..... 1 L, Q,..M.i k..k K K -A mr -2ifMWb.M, gf- -K . ,e.u..m........ K - - . I -- '- -' K' -. : - -1 -I ,,,.. ,N,,,,,3,M,,, ' . , f ft , Q..-.J .. 35 AJ ROTC This year was a good one for the cadets of the 51st. Under the leadership of Chief Griggs a lot of things are getting done. A new rifle range enabled ROTC to host a ri- fle meet. Besides supporting school ac- tivities, special ROTC units participated in Veteran's Day activities, German American Football games, and the NEO exercise. Keep up the great support AJ ROTC! Leadership, Training, And Support faq A, CClockwise from leitj 1. Honor Guard at Homecoming Halftime. 2. Major Redmond and Captain Lane talking with cadets. 3. Singelton and Bouher up on the new rifle range. 4, Fancy Drill at competition earning a 2nd place finish. 5. The Color Guard looking their best. 6. The staff members of the 51st. 7. R. Bouher with Cadet of the Year, C. Lowell. Congratulations Christina! up un ,- Superstar Drill Team! Girls On The Go The 86-87 school year has been most rewarding for the Drill Team. They've choreographed their own routines to modern dance tunes with dazzling footsteps and twirls. During the course of the year they've put on fund raisers to attend away games to help support our Barons. Under the leadership of team captain Gigi Wilkerson, the girls have par- ticipated in several school activities. From l-r standing: G. Wilkerson, V. Sandor, W. Guthrie, C. Hamilton, A. Zanders. Seated: M. Troy. Manager-K. Stricker. Sponsor-J . Rushing. 3 A-4 .Er ., W N ss.. .. , ag Ilfiifib- N .. eases:- seg, 3 ..., X ' .. H X Y Y Q , 1 ' . Mg ' fs f-sf L - if 'KN e E W .s-a.,r,.,,g. --,....- ...M 1 , gg .s .Si ,5- w .r,i . MN 4 mv C C . 'lt . .. ix ,M m ' This years Pep Club with the guidance of Mrs. Rowlands has cheered our teams to many a vic- tory. Following the cue for the Drill Team , the Pep Club accom- panied the Barons on several road trips. The Pep Club squad has made it their business to rally both home and visiting crowds to their feet to show that one of a kind 'Baron Spirit'. Officers l to r: Shannon Osorio, Chris Cyphers, Amber Javery, Chris Colby, Betty Rowlands-Sponsor. I '49 The National Honor Society The National Honor Society is an elite society composed of students with outstanding scholar- ship, leadership, and other unique qualities. All members of the NHS are selected based on their grade point average, and by teacher recommendations. The NHS members started the year with a bake sale and by co- sponsoring a dance with the FBLA. Both fundraisers were to raise money to add some excite- ment to their activities. The NHS will close out the year by having an induction ceremony at the Bamberg Chapel sometime in May. mmm s xwwmmmh if ff' Hmterbrand For the past two years Mrs. Liv- ingston and Mr. Dinter have taken thirteen students to Hinterbrand Lodge, near Garmisch, for a week of outdoor education. While there they participate in outdoor ac- tivities which include rappelling, hiking and cross-country skiing. They cook for themselves and the group they meet there. They work together on group projects which teach cooperation and how to ac- cept responsibility. Everyone learns to like the usual morning Run-and-Dip which includes the early morning jog and swim in a cool mountain stream. w 41 Bamberg's literary-arts magazine, REFLECTIONS, is a collection of BAHS student writing and art work compiled by Mrs. Krauchi's creative writing class. From September through February students submit work for possible publication. The class then evaluates the work and selects the Reflections best for publication and to use for two writing awards-best prose and best poetryg and two art awards-best cover design and best art work. A cash award of S25 is given in each category. The resulting professionally published magazine is a reflection of creative endeavor and hard work. ,-,: Q , . . .h. , .,,,. itt, ,,,.. . . , , A q Ht if K E 1 3' -Lf 2 at RFQEQ ' s , fl g t - Q ,IQQ - -zggj sl, it 2 gsgffyff - fs l I ..... , Q is sg 2 ' ia's Q v , - sss. f. sp4'M 1- - i N- ,,rt J Rf. i M b W iii -sw' is W . . - 'fwff f .,t, issss H ...mx f-Mffi fr f N nm' 1 1 ff YW .:n, X Talented And Gifted This year saw to the beginning of an entirely new Talented and Gifted QTAGJ program at Bamberg High School. The new coordinator, Ms. Susan Culbertson, started many new programs. A team from Bamberg traveled to Berlin to compete in the Dodds Brain Bowl and tied for 7th place. TAG also participated in the trip to Paris with the Art!Humanities classes. A special presentation was given on How to look at Artn. Hopefully, the TAG program at BHS will con- tinue to grow bigger and better. The Silent ajority The junior high students don't an important and spirited part of have many opportunities to get in- our student body. volved at B.H.S. However they are iq fgggf A 'vt as its se it k SN s if-9' 9 . 9 H,-I mn an Candids!!! m',?VAi X 1? wr SV 5 ., -:L 'RN' Q Qx k Ox Q54 if 3 , I XS' K Q... SEN Q3 N53 x. L is 2? is C 8. J N Qf . gi Q ' NJ J , f S' .QQ- SQ QBW5 g t mic np J lug 3 Z N-iwf b I . X f X Q E ET 32? CLASSES Remember The Good Ole Days The seniors had a full, but fun year and did quite a few things in their last nine months in school. Their year began with fundraisers for their graduation and senior trip which consisted of a raffle, carwashes, and the cleaning of the local Thrift Shop. Their senior year will be com- pleted on June 12, 1987 when they graduate! Congratulations!! Good Luck Class of 1987!!! Twig! 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I Lane, Antonio Liermann, Katie Lowell, Christina McAlpin, Karen Merkt, Frank W' Motley, Katrina Mullen, Tonia N alley, Rhonda Negrette, Carole Northington, Charles Poynter, Frank Price, Preshana' Redmond, Brian Ridge, Rebecca' Rodriquez, Angelika Smith, Jennifer Smith, Marial' Somerville, Kristina Spelhaug, Tonya Stevens, Denise Thompson, Jimmy Williams, Alice Williams, Brian Williams, Joseph Anckaitis, Kim Barclay, Julie Barnes, David Beihl, Andrew Bernacki, Penni Brunelle, Anthony Bull, Catherine Butler, Ellen Collins, Quinton Cournoyer, Lance Cruz, Julia Thomas, Dewald Feldt, Manivanh Green, Richard Hall, Renee Hamilton, Kim Higgins, James Hunt, Jessica Jordan, Tyrone Bamberg Prom Queens ohm E 1' lf, fxg lu, X. - , A -I X .Li 5 li Q 1 UQ Q nik Km, ic. up-Q, fn- 'hx A . Y I 'h N LK 'Pl Ll ga L L 3. ogg, Q 5,1 wk XZQL Ll ld Q Tm Q-viifjv LA i VXKLX ,jk I R I he Class of 88 and their spon- V, v X C . sor Mr. Krauchi, have been work- L' k' ' ing hard this year on the Junior-il ' mx sim N Senior Prom. It will be held atc, N, ir Giechberg Castle, near Schesslitz. qllwu 3 . . . l 'fPl l'lQ . Money making projects included. .EJ Checking hats and coats for 3d Bde-9 l Q W ,Lb-1 M0-L LIUMQQ , VK ll . l. Q Mfg lL S ii W' ball, bagging at the P.X., a Snack 'SN Stand during Semester Finals, 'Clif fl, d , roses for Valentine's Day PM Ll Bllwulclir sweethearts. lvl 5' All bil ff? Q, Q CLASS OFFICERS fl, NXQ: pez Q5 Xwkzlx President: Tony Brunelle HQ 1,,, CQ 3, Q nie Vice President: Laura Rader 47 ANN ,K ,X I Ek . a Treasurer: Shelley Joy Tekle 'flu X Q X' Secretary: Curtis Thomas ,Ll Qix ' - K fi Us 3 QQ ggi 'mnigq lg T ' ' fx l Class Of 1988 gtk CX Y 12TfEi1'ey Lane, Fred Langley, Robert 5 -, Lawler, Brian Migliozzi, Anthony Montes, Fredrical Nesbitt, Bonnie X ' 0'Brien, Christine? Oelze, Kaye Onderdonck, Gerhard Priddy, Stacy 51 Rader, Laura Satterthwaith, Monica Sellers, Christina Stoffel, Rhonda Summer, Donnie Talbott, Steven Taliaferro, Mechelle Thomas, Curtis Turcotte, Marc Ward, Jennifer White, Carolyn Wiggins, Rosalind Wilson, Dennis Yates, Terri Zanders, Aurienta 2 3 , A , h T1 l W X? 64 f Q1 Xl' A jk 3 A E 'i 1 , j X U ,10- 4 N-Q Q IU' is H .av r-1 WE' i ww W f f The Class Of 89 Class Officers President-Kevin Danford Vice President-Chuck Dull Treasurer-Rita Gross Secretary-Sara Henderson Baldwin, Jesse Basnight, Scarla s Batchelder, Eric 3? Beasly, Evelyn Bernacki, Mike Biggers, Sabrina Broaders, Tony Brown, Geneva Burnard, Alex Cervantes, Bernadette Childress, Williarn Danford, Kevin Davis, Dean Dermata, Becky Drone, Connie Dull, Chuck Federico, Veronica Foster, Alberto Fugett, Charles Gates, Daniella oqdog S910 U1 O3 Goettsch, Deirdre Gross, Rita Groulx, Henry Henderson, Sara Hendricks, Laurie Highley, Jeff J odlowski, Richard Kidder, James Kidder, Jerry Kingma, Cynthia Kohn, Jordan Machia, Chris MCC rea, Joel Medley, Greg Moore, Ralph Mullen, Shelton Nies, James Oliphant, Keith Padilla, James Pecson, Edjude Pittman, Roger Ray, Susanne Reynolds, Monica Rios, Tony ff , N 4 Jimi ,, ,ft X, 'J' x 1 'W' in CU Magma ,,,, h5Eif'Q! ' . ' H 43 Zvvzi A 2. H llzx i ,. ,lf - P f A l la ii' fffs ' 1 .QM J Roongrueng, J ira Rowlands, Laneie Rycek, Brenda Sanders, Bervis Sawyer, Christy Singleton, William Sombolay, Trina Stricker, Karen Stroup, Kristy Theriault, Cal Thomas, James Town, Cory Tri, J eany Ufland, Debbie Whitehead, William Wilkerson, GiGi Williams, Kelly Williams, Kimberly D Williams, Kimberly R Youmans, Steve The Freshman Class this year is alive and full of spirit! During BHS Spirit Week they won the hall decorating contest. Daniel Odom, left, looks happy despite the fact he was too new to be a part of the festivities. Adams, Mikeal Alaniz, Ruben Anderson, Glenn Anderson, Melissa Atkinson, Andrew Austin, Eric Avila, Veronica Barclay, Ryan Barnes, Valencia Barry, Chris Bates, Derrick Brooks, Sherry Burcher, Margaret Butler, Elain Cadwallader, Yvette Cavanaugh, Dawn Childress, Kelly Colby, Christina Cole, Monique Cyphers, Christina Danford, Kristie Danford, Michael Daniel, Jason Davis, Carl Dobbins, Mark Dorsey, Angela Drewry, James Drone, Sandra Einhorn, Jeffrey Fargo, Tamara Feller, Mike r Feller, Mitchell 2- Field, Kisha Graham, Tisha ' Grant, Aaron Green, Devon 5 Gregory, Karen' Gregory, Tereiagr Grob, Julie Guthrie, Wendy Hall, Liana Hamilton, Chris J avery, Amber Jones, Angela Kemp, Charles Homecoming 86 Wont anyone dance with a Freshman girl? Key, Stephanie Keyster, Michelle Klynstra, Sean Lundell, Sarah Martinez, Thomas Mason, J , J. Mattox, Simon McCants, Taiuana McDaniels, Cynthia Moore, Chama Moyer, Christine Nelson, Michael Nodago, David N orsworthy, Chrystal Northington, James Onderdonck, Sharon Osorio, Shannon Patterson, Derrick Pearl, Brett Phillips, Priscilla Poston, Daniel Potter, Chrystal Redmond, Christopher Reigel, Tim Robinson, Clarence The young ladies at right have spirit with a capital S. The Freshmen Class had a monopoly on Pep Club Officer positions. X .mx nd? , dLs 'ggif::-g.5 i U ll is El 'Qi it H E 2 .ff- SP3 'fiiiis Rogers, Bret Sandors, Victoria Shell, April Shelton, Vanessa Smith, Dawn Smith, Meyoshi Stevens, Kimberly Stewart, Jack Thomas, Kim Thompson, Brian Troy, Michella Turcotte, Nicole Turner, John Unseld, Terrence Walclburg, Sheila Washington, Calvin Welsch, Misty White, Eric White, Melissa Whitney, John Williams, Chris Williams, Janice Wipert, David Class Officers: Pres.-Devon Green, V. Pres-Kim Thomas, Treas.-Michella Troy, Sec.-Angie ml S91 ll U9 U! LD 3? 1'-l ll 9.1 3 slap Abro, Willie Allen, Kent Allen, Michael Anckaitis, Robert Anderson, Chris Bankston, Rod Bankus, Robert Barclay, Edward Barclay, Shawn Beihl, Pamela Barry, Eugene Bradsher, Lajean Brightup, Marie Brown, Yara Boger, Thorston Carrasco, Chris Coder, Marcie Coulee, Tamara Conley, Mike Cournoyer, Jared Cowart, Kevin Cullins, Eric Davis, Lakisha Edwards, Antolina Ernston, Bobby Ewing, Angela Frank, Richard Freeman, John Freeman, Willie Eighth Grader Eric Feller-pretending to study ll L Hey-Why is everyone laugh1ng'7 Feller, Eric Finch, Jason Fitch, Eric Flowers, Helen Flowers, Paul Grandberry, Paul Gross, Rebecca Hall, Fey Hombrick, Latisha Hachat, Leon Harris, Stephanie Harwood, David Hines, Kenneth Hogan, Justin Horn, Ryker Houk, Michelle Howard, Bryan Hunt, Billy Hunter, Gary J allo, Jennifer Johnson, Billy Johnson, Jocelyn Kietzman, Stacy Kuykendall, Randy Lane, Michael Langley, Patrick Lloyd, Kim Mason, Melanie McLaughlin, Sayonara 3? Till Ll '91 3 slap McNickle, Kestin Muller, Jennifer Mohs, Windy Morales, Gracie Murphy, Bruce Nuesson, Jon O'Brien, Andrew Ogles, James Ormes, Jason Padilla, Jared Paxton, Bianca Pearson, Kellee Pecson, Edgar Pete, Michelle Phillips, Patricia Priddy, Kerry Poynter, Charmaine Quinney, Elden Rios, Maria Samuel, Monica Santa Rosa, William Sawyer, Carl Secrest, Daine Shoates, Brian Shoates, Michael CLASS OFFICERS Pres.-Marci Coder Vice Pres.-John Freeman Sec.-Billy Santa Rosa Treasurer-Syonara McLaughlin f V I X f f f 'aw' ,, f We 3 . K x A01 Ayr-4' W WV' me . ,, ,nz .4-'i.,', 4 , Q. Lf si r ., Sidebotham, Robert Singleton, Anthony Stephens, Jasmin Stiggers, Jasmin Villebrun, Jason Waters, Val Webb, Mike Welch, Rebecca White, John White, Stephanie Whitaker, Kwandra Whitehead, Kellie Wilkerson, Donald Wipert, David Wright, Antonio Young, Taish Zachary, Michelle -4l fLeftJ Is it June Yet? asks Thorston Boger. fAboveJ don't understand-FAKE IT 1? If You 3? lq 'Q B1 1 slap g 1 63 Baldwin, Tania Banks, Herod Barclay, Monica Bernaki, Paula Biggers, Ramona Braxton, Carmelita Blackburn, Leslie Brow, Sherrel Buckland, Tim Bustos, Vuonne Cadwallader, Adam Cavanaugh, Jennifer Cline, Jon Diaz, Maria Dore, Stacy Drewizy, Tobias Ecklmaier, Marcus Edwards, Tyrone Ellis, Tamika Esclamado, Jessica Exavier, Nathalie Feller, J eania Fishback, Allison Flora, Kathy Flowers, Charles Gant, Carolyn Garot, Kristin Goettsch, Patricia Hamlett, Tammy Harris, Arnold Hardy, Charlotte Hervas, Daniel Hester, David Hinnant, Twana Holman, Deirdre Henderson, Kari Holters, Sabine Howard, Shaften Howle, Kathy Jackson, Steve Jacobs, Ricky Johnson, Cindy Johnson, J onetta Johnston, Melissa J osephson,Ma1ia Joy, Steve Kirkelie, Steve Lawler, Brenda Lawson, Mike Lindberg, Christel Lockridge, Letonia Lowell, Richard Martinez, Sealy McC1eallan, Jason McCoy, Misty McDaniels, Laura Moore, Heather Moore, Jonathon qquefxeg Bl QP U5 O5 Moore, Richard Moore, Steven Muller, Abigail N abarowsky, Anthony Neville, Jeff Otero, Angel Pinion, Samantha Plants, Shane Plants, Sonya Poston, Shannon Poynter, Sujon Quies, Meridith Rader, Kim Rice, Clayton Richmond, Katherine Roby, Janette Rolf, Lynn Sanchez, Jason Sanders, John Santa Rosa, Teresa Schepper, Jeff Shilling, Caryn Shilling, Craig Smith, April Smith, Brian f. IZ' ff? , . S x A W wg X s S WL X 5 .. X , xx N W- ,A Smith, Diane Smith, Jesse Smith, Kalvin , -, E vf' ,ff Stevens, Christina Taft, Tanika Tomis, David Town, Amy Troy, John Upeslacis, Christopher Vaugham, Erika 5 wk si .of ,J ---ff1 f ' f 446 , Wil f WZ' ,hw-V x ,7 4,8 m y K vt? Q , tm Walker, Katrina Washington, Edmond Waters, Lennie Welsh, Dennis Whitney, Carrie 1nrfh Williams, Patrick Wilson, Stephanie Yates, Connie Youmans, Greg Wlu V3 A Class Officers: Pres.-Kristin Garot, V. Pres-Allison Fishback, Treas.-Sherell Brown, Sec.-Kari Henderson, Recorder-Melissa Johnston afxeg apex qqu 67 John Murray Principal Larry Wolfe Vice-Principal Lois Haselby Counselor Martha Rouse Nurse Penni Gallop Secretary Sylvia Patterson its ms. A -,. f Secretary Ron Baker World Regions, English 7 Charles Brunelle Soc. Studies, US History, Cond. Kathy Einhorn English 9 Jeff Fishman Spanish, CWE Robert Germaine Algebra I, Geometry, Math 8 Mary Jo Ginevra Librarian Kenneth Griggs R.O.T.C. Jan Hanson Math 8, Pre-Algebra, Computers Annette Henry Aide Kay Hutchinson Home Ec., Foods Mike Jones Algebra II, Adv. Math, Computers Cynthia Krauchi Eng. 9, 10, Reading 7, 8, Writing Wade Krauchi Art, Humanities Heidi Lind German I, II, III, IV se-87 Faculty If .. e,,k . . f jv- 1- , 1 v ' r . WW, , W '-Php m . ,Q K. ,fb WWW we .rig fx ,V-iff. , KY lifes OJLX AMUW if My Q X I I Ngl 1 X ffl rf' N I ,LQ 1 V' OV fflylia . Adi' ygfvfvi if 'JK f l il! ll f, I mtl' ,Wi 1 L it VQW01 ff: U t , , J, f I ijt! 5 , -Lf N 'iii ' 2 1 an A ff L .ik im L, fA f!Wwn. ,, v I J , I si! if X02-f The faculty helped the student body by coaching sports, sponsor- ing projects and clubs, and even by staying after school to help confus- ed students deal with personal and classroom problems. We the stu- dent body, would like to say Thank-you faculty for caring about us and BAHS. Wadene Livingston Special Ed. Robert Luken English Pamela Marlow Comp. Ed Aide Ann McKinney P.E.!Health MMP' Betty Parthum Math!Science Nancy Philpot Reading!Typing Irene Rhyne Comp. Ed 7-12 Don Seidler Science Ann Whitt English , Ui- ath And Computers f The Arts ,dgnlflwt This year's math and computer department has continued to change. The year started with new math textbooks, new software, and two new graphics printers. There were also two new courses offered this year, pre-algebra and ad- vanced computer utilization. Mrs. Hanson spon- sored the first annual computer-art contest for the students in her computer classes. M. WW .,.. . ..,.f,. , f... .. 1 ,,,, ,,,,, This year's Arts dept. has grown to include a Crafts class, co-taught by Mr. Krauchi and Mr. Dinter. The class is for those interested in working with wood, glass, plastics and metals. Ms. Hutchinson's, Mr. Krauchi's and Mr. Dinter's classes put on the first annual Christmas Tea to show off the things they have made since the school year began. This is a first at Bamberg High and we hope that there are many more to come. This year's band has performed in several con- certs. They have also raised Baron spirit at football and basketball games. ' wi. stt s :::'N ,,,, T . 5 r .-s.5.41Z1f Q.. .... . 77 7 ' M v,,, ..p A ..., r,. ....,, ............. .......... c -'II Q v ,fa r N ,,.. , .. News A is is Nl mi mimi ggi f r 3 The Social Studies Department kept busy this year teaching Jr. High and High School students the facts of Government, History, World Issues, Geography etc. In addition, the department spon- sored two special activities: A Voice of Democracy Speech con- test, and Model United Nations. 'Y' English . . . Social W 1 I , df Mi 1 ix M' t f ne' ' W: 4. Q .9 9 4? L - 'wh Q, Reading-Gateway to Knowledge might have been the theme of the BHS English depart- ment this year. All junior high students enrolled in reading courses, and senior courses em- phasized reading and grammar. In- terested students could also pursue their writing in Mrs. Krauchi's Creative Writing class. ,fwf- Studies . . . English 1 sf M Specializing Is The Name Of The Game The Specialists, Department is the largest department in the school. Members of this group include: Wadene Livingston fSpecial Education, Career Work Experiencej, Irene Rhyne fComprehensive Educationl, Susan Culbertson KTAGJ, Lois Haselby CCounselorJ, Al Ahlsten CPhysical Educationl, Kenneth Griggs CROTCJ, Mary Jo Ginevra iMedia Center Specialistl, Martha Rouse lNurseJ, and Cathy Einhorn fSpecial Educationj. Ms. Livingston serves as department head. L. iunhnin-uv Dr. Francis Heads Science Department DODDS requires one year of physical science and one year of biology for graduation. This year taking a science requirement means taking a class with Dr. Ernie Francis. In addition to his classroom duties, Dr. Francis serves as chairman of the Science Department. Other members of the department include: Harriet Trumpet iLife Sciencel, Betty Rowlands fPart-time Earth Science and Physical Sciencej and Don Seidler fPhysics, Chemistry and Earth Sciencej. Administrative continuity Administrative Continuity i iin We tiii 4. A continued at BAHS with Principal John Murray serving his third consecutive year at the schools helm. Assisting in the administrative duties were: Mr. Larry Wolfe fVice-Principall, Ms. Lois Haselby lGuidance Counselorh, Mrs. Penni Gallop fMain Office Secretaryj, and Sylvia Patterson CGuidance Office Secretaryj. X 77 f n V. . ' if 1 v ,, M, V 5 V , M f -M 'Y M W V M M M ,g -, A M Q U z' - filly, .W 4,.. 1 L, v ' 1 v 'f , P, N f ww 1- V 4, ', X lg I 1 ,A-' A v , M ,Q ,gh M Q I, ,J I ' ,f 'Q' W , , . , W. -W ,, -,,,M,., N A 4, , . 7 'P 2 V- ' H , .V ' , 5 ' M - ' ,,,, A V ,,,,, 7, ,, , ,, , , L V V I 2 a V f' T 5 , 5 .5 W A A Lf ,, W .,,, , 5 i V V, , 1435 N , 3 ,, X I V ' ,, I , ' , ' , WI ' 1? We . ' '-., . -1 1 vvv- N W ,,,,, I . U Wg W f'N 31 ,, fw-WW 'V'M, , . Z.. : ,,,, ' ' ' Q' -'9g?.,+,,,,v:. ,,,w!h'5' ,,, 4 f, nf . j g ,. f T'A 'A' -gf-e-fy ,vvv U - ,. ' , f- ---- 1,v 5 .,1,QZ A v-.qi f H V W .. q,j',i.' ' ,iww A ffff VZ-:fLW' f,' t,eIi,,,.,f H . , I. V, krrr A yrr, ' ., , A W 3 N ,,,, 78 f FN F. 0 E .4 sg Xb' . ,-:?iil?f h x' ' P W .A 49 W A iffy 75 QL , 1 NX N ' P g f 4 'B X S X , n x I ATHLETICS Bold And Victorious Barons The Bamberg football team had They did an exceptional Job and we a winning season which was filled hope their spirit will live on and with many exciting moments. help next years team fi-F.. ' V , , A N . I ' S Qgv. e - - P l , 2 S was F :f . its 3 W7 Q gg L ,.tt . s - up so W - s i f l- - r s. , r.:' is - is . 1 ,.... 5 ioi. J' it 3 ' A ' . U we Y? avifv 'Y V -25 ': ' f af' m sg., Q sf M .:-q,s.X, ki ff gg ra ,sw 'S-H' 'Q g , r...t ,Q 55,9 . sk st., s K , is A s 2 f f . - H, ':. ss .eg .f Sig, ' 'Jr fir.-As, Sf ' - J so Q Q ' ot - , - it E D .,x., , M mv-1 3 'Vx W N if-.Qi .. -fi. is-1 .i ' i 5'qi'fi-- 'ing .-,.m,,.,. , . - 4 s r -H V' k .., Xu 'Q - f 1- 1 - A P.. - s. -- S ,I ,VI 5 . x . ,K i , ...s,,,,,,,,.. . - we I as---vm Q W -Awful. -.,..,-,,.,. ,, 1Ku:mm ri ttto, 8, A Y QL The football team members are ltop leftl Coach G., Manager Patti Bolenbarker, Billy Singleton, J. J. Mason, Eric White, Marc Turcotte, Steve Youmans, Chris Redmond, Tony Broaders, Shelton Mullen, Jimmy Thompson, Mike Kreeb, Daryll Johnston, Jim Drewry, Tony Brunelle, Eric Austin, Coach Knight, Coach Jan White, David Nodado, Fred Lane, Mike Feller, Chuck Dull, Tyrone Jordon, Brian Redmond, Steve Talbott, Curtis Thomas, Deago Hicks, Alex Burnard, Robert Langley, Henry Groulx, Charles Pearson and James Higgins. ef Barons In Action! 'J WZQQW if 6- 'mi' m. L 91. fm 'f 2, I 4 my ,A , Qt, v 1 Barons showing spirit after yet another victory. Barons may fall but they never touch the ground. Bump, set, spike Our team is great, sike! - e-1e Q C X : L 1- W DFXIX Bamberg Varsity include itop leftl Coach Rushing, Kim Johnston, Bonnie Nesbitt, Jeany Tri, Jessica Hunt, Karen McAlpin, Monica Satterthwaite, fbottom leftj Stacy Priddy, Katie Liermann, Caroline V White, Michelle Danford. Katie doing the Baron Shuffle on court much to the dismay of Coach Rushing. Volleyball Beautiful, Baronette Babes At Play -- Bonnie and Jen hit the floor while Katie shuffles some more. J ira's praying, J essica's saying, hurry up and hit the ball. We want to go to the mall. Bamberg Tennis Team Has Another Successful Season The team once again had members distinguished themselves. Good job who went to the championship and guys! 'VN Members include ftop leftl Chris Coffman, Rich Jodlowski, James Kidder, Ralph Moore, Sara Henderson, Laura Rader, Christine OlBrien, Kristy Kirklie, Donnie Sumner, Jerry Kidder, David Barnes, Kari Henderson, Christina Stevens, Amy Henderson, Kristina Somerville, Andy Biehl, Coach Brunelle, Coach Liermann, Coach Kirklie. Tennis Baron Boys Are Rough And Tough The 1987 Barons fought hard for a conference championship right down to an exciting last game against Ansbach. Bamberg finish- ed with a 5-5 conference record for a third place tie with Ansbach. With the top 3 teams going to the small schools tournament, the 3rd place team was determined by a flip of a coin, which Bamberg lost. The Baron team was noted for its quickness, ball-handling skills, and fast-break effectiveness. Higgins and Jones were named to the all- conference team. The 1987 Baron team members: fl-rl Brian James, Chester Jones, James Higgins, Keith Oliphant, James Northington, Tony Brunelle, Jimmy Thompson, Robert Cline, John James, Quinton Collins, Tyrone Jordan. The Barons were coached by Mike Giacchino. W C 142 CD CD D CD W il cr Q9 S Basketball Baronettes The 1987 Basketball Baronettes may not have done as good as last year, but their spirits were high and they tried their best. This year's team consisted of many new players who were lack- Of Bamberg ing varsity experience. Kim Thomas lead the girls in scoring with a season total of 92 points. Carole Negrette and Kim Thomas tied for honors for rebounds with each garnering 60. Team picture: left to right, Manager Melissa Anderson, Veronica Avila, Jeany Tri, Coach Mrs. Einhorn, Darla Hendricks, Deirdre Goettsch, Devon Green, Valencia Barnes. . l My X, ffxv , T flag X Varsity Team Picture: left to right, Julie Anderson, Carole Negrette, Denise Pride, Sheila Waldberg, Coach Mrs. Einhorn, Rennie Hall, Darla Hendricks, Veronica Avila, Jeany Tri, Teisha Gram, Jennifer Collins, Kim Thomas and Bonnie Nesbit. A Reorgamzed Boosters Club The Bamberg American High School Boosters' Club is comprised of many parents, community personnel and faculty. This year saw a reorganization of the club to include the scholarship committee and parents interested in a PTA. The organization continues to support and assist in a variety of school events. Continues Support Of chool Event N gf 3 t 1 , t ,gt L't-f XQ-t f -, .tA.tgA .U , -. -'h'- A I t env' K L A NN 1 ls., Ex X WWW I 7 L M A, 54 'Uv 5' ?,f?'zf ' f-:Z 5' if? nl- I , 'avg ww: 1443, K fii if f W J., 1' x V' V -w .,, Q' ,fl . 1 t , , .tnn I + P 91 A N li L Y if 14 ? V - Q 4 .,w,,.,,,. '14yfa1?,' 'V t u V, ,,, . . ., kai , i l . 'E Ag Q .55 I ,V V W M., Z: An If www M L ,.,. ,,' i'Wf'-'M' F , ,, , m w , 25'5'J' .f 'y- W K f'Hf Mr, V, , , 91 W . ' 1 ' I ! O P921 .I SSO LIQHOA 92 I 'fi S S UF ,, , , DY Red Cross Youth Give Support To Yearbook The Red Cross Youth of Bamberg American High School assist the school and community through volunteer service. Here the Youth support the High School Yearbook through the pur- chase of a sponsorship page. Thanks! Youth Alive! r Nam ...- im .N- WN AK 1.15 . F 'li . The Bamberg Community Chapel supports a large and Very active youth program. These Alive 7th-12th grade youth meet weekly for fun, fellowship, study, and service activities. During 1986-87 many special events took place-a Halloween party, Powder Puff football, Christmas carolling, winter ski trip, volksmarching, and a Spring lock-in. The Chapel wants to offer a special congratulations to Kristy Kirkelie, Tim Conley, Michelle Danford, Katie Liermann, and Amy Henderson. Q,TU 'best 95 Zollnerstrasse 165 A Open 9-5 Weekdays Telephone 0951 !3293 1 Across from the Commissary Gate Casa Mexicana BAMBERGRS BEST MEXICAN FOOD Across from the Commissary Gate Monday-Friday 11:00-17:00 Saturday 11:30-16:00 Take Out Service Only O The Student Council Supports You Kristina Sommerville, President Becky Ridge, Vice President Christy Sawyer, Secretary Tony Brunelle, Treasurer Don Seidler, Sponsor 72 Autographs 521510, X X - X j--mv 'fl 1 Q,7f1f1f,' GL MQ ny gavslf IEPC! I 'fi N 7 Q2-Pvc. AL AXIC Q 5Qf27,,1,g if ,A v' '2fv'1i't,. I! . f I 1 S f Q 1, 1,11 ALL AUTOGRAPH SPACE ON THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY THE EAHS FACULTY SOCIAL COMMITTEE u I If A COngratu1at1OnS W W I. JY! W +V Kp Aw I A IDI Uygssg CLASS OF 1987 ' X ' ' I. mocks N My , A mgmczx A dffffw HOr:JglLcl':J:I:ETY Cygffiul '7QWVL Y Salutes f7CMff OL WVZQS vw I S THE CLASS OF 1987 ffm? A 5 Lf A I Congratulations Class Of 1987 Compliments of the Bamberg Officers' and Civilians, Women's Club Autographs . eg s I ,E ,WISJX . jj 911015 EW Ji Congratulations Amy Henderson You're Number 1 in our book and in your class! L Papa, Mom, Sara, and K ?p 5 fig 29 ff Qsvioggm W MQW Waffwiw WWWQQELM g WCS 53 gggm Jawa R 3 K gi E S gg is X i S SM XSQXS S R