Flint Academy - Academia Yearbook (Flint, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1985 volume:

Academia Flint Academy 401 E. McClellan Flint, Mi. 48505 Volume VIII, 1985 Theme 3 Today they survive as students of fortune. If have a problem, they can solve it. If you nee above average commitment, they will be there if you can identify them maybe you can hire the A Team -2 IT CD 2 CD o10. m o x g_ g. CL § O 3 o 0 Breakdancing Dominates Talent Show Dione Freeman and Dione Adams let their movements do their talking. Artunado Scott excites the crowd with his superb dancing. Denise Yarbrough demonstrates the newest dance moves. 8 Talent Show The hottest fad of 1984 — Breakdancing Carlos Johnson demonstrates The 1984 Talent Show was an all around suc- cess on and off the stage floor. The show consist- ed of students mostly from the Academy par- ticipating in sketches. Since 1984 was the year of breakdancing; that was the main event. The Wac Dancers marveled the judges with their moves to win first place along with $50. The Dy- namic Breakers, Carlos Johnson and Kian John- son, won second place and twenty-five dollars by putting on a show with speculator dancing. Serenia Flourney sang her way to third place and fifteen dollars. There were many performers who did not win but per- Jerry Minor and George Hannah sparkle the crowd with their breakdancing moves. formed remarkly well. Eighteen people actually performed on April 6. Talent Show 9 The two major trips scheduled for Spring '84 at the Flint Academy were to Boston and Washington DC. The 11th grade American Literature and U.S History students vis- ited Boston, Massachusetts on May 15-20 while the 9th grade Civics students travelled to our nation’s capital, Wash- ington D C., on March 29-April 2. On their way to Boston, the 11th graders went through Canada and stopped by Niag- ara Falls. They visited such sights as the House of Seven Gables, John Hancock Obser- vatory. Old North Church, Granary Burying Ground, and the New State House When coming back home, they first went to Rhode Island to visit the Marble House and Hunter House. The sponsors were Ms. Glenda Eiler and Mr Bruce Wiltse The 9th graders visited the FBI Building. U.S. Su- preme Court. Kennedy Center for Performing Arts, and the Smithsonian Mall. They saw how money was made in the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. The sponsors were Mr. Harry Cybulski. and Mr. John Davidek. FRONT ROW Leisja Webb. Lisa Oden. Carne Bragg. Colette Brown. Darmsha Woodyard. Penny Clark Manetta Davis. Kenneth Butler Lenora Seale SFCOND ROW Reginald Winslow. Shaton Smith Andree W ams. Lydeii Brown Audra Johnson. Connie Scott George Hannah, Sonya Davis Rhea Richardson. Abbey McMullm. Callie Cottman, Cindy Hatch. THIRD ROW Xavier Peterson Michael Jefferson. Jerry Gohi Michelle Zeiley. Rodney Mosley. Chris MacDermaid. Melvin Riffe. Willie Avery. Joseph Walton, Todd Mitchell Kathy Johnson BACK ROW James Smith Sebastian Robinson. Lisa Dively. Bob Jordan. Steve Dufon. Wanda Derengowski Waiting outside the House ot Seven Gables is Reginald Winslow 10 Spring Trips Leisia Webb Colette Brown, and Penny Clark freshen up during a stop on the way to Boston Sitting FRONT ROW Eric Evans Alberta Crawford. Wilandra Blair. Richard Russell SECOND ROW Terry Reeves. Katrina Hannah. Eliza Bankston. Quentella Tyler THIRD ROW Maria Stapleton Shane Reed. Michael Goins. Denise Yarbrough. Jennifer DeMaria FOURTH ROW Pamela DeVaugn. Regina Battle. Matt Riffe. Wendy Morton FIFTH ROW Angelina Davis. Tim Root. Jow Pickens STANDING IN REAR Kristi LeBianc. LaJuan Pringle. Twyla Simms. Traiome Perkins. Pamela Franklin Liz Willoughby. Sandra Goss. Larry Hubbard. Janeen Duckett. Detra Harrington. Rashawnda Blake. Laurie Webb. Janeen Overton. Ineatha Waters. Alvita Rouser. Cheri Woods. Mary Haney STANDING ON STAIRS Chris Warmbold. Meghan Hanley. Glen Keely. Joe Franklin. Mrs Rice. Mr Davidek Mrs Davidek. Mr Cybuiski. Miss Overton. Dale E Kildee-U S Rep Boston And D.C. Were Educational, But Mostly Fun The bus ride is only part of the fun for Wendy Morton Mary Haney. Shane Reed, and Glen Keely relax before touring more of Washington D C Twyla Simms takes time out to pose be- fore getting on the bus Spring Trips 11 Surprises, Awards, And Everyone is anxious to start the senior Commencement activities. The Senior Commencement was on June 9. 1984 in the Academy gymnasium. Eighty-nine seniors were honored in the commencement exercise. Seven seniors had the privilege of graduating with high distinction, (3.5-4.0 grade point average) and thirteen seniors were recognized for graduating with distinction (3.0-3.4 grade point average). The softball, track, base- ball, and tennis team met with their fam- ilies and coaches at Flushing Park to give away awards and trophies. The following are a few of the awards given out for outstanding performance. Outstanding Sportsman 1984 for tennis was Steve White. Scholastic Athlete went to Todd Smith and Lynn Zoll. Most Improved were Chris Warmbold and Rick Warbold. Coaches Award went to Jo Ellen Darling- ton and Mike Franklin. The Eagle of the Season for softball was Thelma Koger. The Eagle of the season for boys’ track was Larry Hawthorne and Benard Cole, while the Eagle of the Season for girls' track was Alvita Rouser. A surprise gill to Mr Whiteley from the senior class-a belly-dancer, makes sure that she has his attention. 12 Commencement More Academy Awards Mr Long and Rhonda Thompson are all smiles at the Mason Fournier gets congratulations tor a job well done by Mr Kiewitt banquet Mr. Long prepares the hamburgers tor the banquet Spring Banquet 13 Inconsistent Play Proves To Be Downfall Of Year Coach Kiewit! tells the team the starting lineup before a game against Flint Nothern The 1984 baseball team was incon- sistent throughout the season. The team had a potent offensive attack but seemed weak on the pitching staff. Captain Andre Adams led the offensive attack in almost every category and was the Most Valuable Player on the team. The team had an unusual amount of bad luck dur- ing the year when several times they lost games in the last inning. Poor defense accounted for these losses. The bright side of the season was the occasional offensive punch by the team. They scored sixteen runs against Hamady and twenty-two runs against Flint Nothern for two wins. The win against Flint Northern was the first Academy baseball win against a class A school ever. The team was good when it wanted to be They didn't seem enthusiastic enough on the field and their record reflected it. Hilling a line drive single up the middle is John Fournier is the best pitcher on the stall based Steve Dulon. on his pitching record 14 Varsity Baseball The 1984 Baseball Team FRONT ROW Mason Fournier. Larry Hubbard. Tim Brown Brain Duck- worth. Steve Dufon. Tim Whalen BACK ROW Tom McMurray. Karl Petrich. Stacey Henderson. Bob Jordan. David Welsh. Reggie Cram. David Games. Tony Cavette. Andre Adams. Coach Dennis Kiewitt Catcher Brain Duckworth tells pitcher Tim Whalen to concentrate and to throw strikes Varsity Baseball 15 Smartly taking a low pitch tor a ball is Missy Beebe Pitching admirably in every game is Becky Hopper Crystal Gray makes solid contact tor a base hit to right field Coach Long has done wonders with the girls’ softball team. He turned an erratic team destined to a losing season into one of the better teams in Class “C . An example of the turn around is against Bentley. Early in the season they lost a tough game to Bentley because they committed too many errors and base running mistakes. Later in the season the softball team destroyed Bentley by the score of seventeen tc nine. Missy Beebe back from an extended absence became the pitching star on the team. She pitched a no-hitter against Saginaw St. Mary in a twenty-seven to nothing win. This game was easily the climax of the season in that they did whatever they wanted in the victory. Powerhouse sluggers Tabatha Koger Sylvene Riddick, and Thelma Koger had a field da against St. Mary’s pitching staff. The team really matured during the season into a determined. we,; balanced ball club. ’6 Varsity Softball Mediocre Turns To Superior Season For Softball Team The 1984 Softball Team. FRONT ROW: Crystal Gray. Monique Brown. Rhonda Thompson. Angie Davis. Missy Beebe. Marietta Davis. Becky Hopper BACK ROW: Coach Phil Long. Diana Hewitt. Tabatha Koger. Janis Sny. Chari Fykes. Sytvene Riddick. Ouentella Tyler. Mary McCain. Thelma Koger Tabatha Koger races around the bases for a Pitching ace Missy Beebe pitches a no-hitter homerun against Saginaw St. Mary F A OPPONENT 10 Hamady 8 2 Bentley 6 20 M S.D 6 4-7 Goodrich 21-15 13-15 Beecher 5-6 6-9 Holy Rosary 7-8 13 M S.D 12 27-15 Sag St Mary 0-5 17 Bentley 9 4 Lakeville 21 13-17 Sag St Mary 2-6 14-8 Hamady 4-0 21-8 Atherton 7-6 District Tournament 0 Atherton 14 Varsity Softball 17 Academy Thinclads Take Charge In Area Relays The 1984 Academy track team finished out a fine season, taking fourteenth place in State competition. The Eagles were well-trained and dedicated, resulting in a hard-working team. Led by team captain Larry Hawthorne and co-captain Bernard Cole, the thinclads raced their way to a first place trophy at the Bentley Relays and several second and third places throughout the season. The 1984 Track Team. FRONT ROW: Larry Hawthorne. Michael Jahr, William Carrington, Derrick Lillard BACK ROW: Coach Charles Thomas. Darryl Howard. Bruce Morris. Thomas Pearson. Darrius Wright, Bernard Cole. Doing a broadjump is a self-assured John Fountain Bernard Cole was a vital force to the overall team performance. 18 Boys' Track Nothing breaks Bruce Morris' stride as he races to a sure win. Team Captain Larry Hawthorne pushes on towards the finish line. Boys' Track 19 Stephen White shows great form as he attempts a backhand return. OPPONENT Northern Clio Mt Morris Atherton Northwestern Goodrich Mt Morris Ainsworth Atherton Ainsworth J V Carman J.V Goodrich Hamady Northwestern Record 12-2 ' 3 1 1 “o. o 0 2 0 2 1 1 3 4 1 0 I 20 Tennis Anticipating a high serve is a tense Jo Ellen Darlington. Chris Warmbold watches closely as he sends the ball away Eagles Sparkle To Twelve Win Season The 1984 tennis team completed an incredible winning season, compiling a record of 12 wins, 2 losses. Strong sin- gles were the key to this year’s victo- ries; with first and second singles David Bell and Matt DeFrain, as the co-cap- tains for the team. The younger, less experienced doubles teams showed great potential. Highlights of the sea- son came during the State Regionals, where Bell, DeFrain, and Todd Smith took first place each in singles match- es, while Steve White took a strong second. Coach Bateman spoke highly of the team. “I feel that this was a strong year and I hope the trend con- tinues.” The 1984 Tennis Team FRONT ROW: Kevin Nichols. Chris Warmbold. Todd Smith. Chris MacDermaid. Lynn Zoll. JoEllen Darlington. BACK ROW: Mr Hoskins. Darryl Simmons, Matt Detrain. David Bell. Mike Franklin. Rick Warmbold. Steve White. Coach Lloyd Bateman. Veteran Todd Smith goes up for a sure save. Tennis 21 Many Factors Lead Defenses dread when Ulysses Burns gets to the outside on a run. The football team had a disappointing year ending the sea- son with a record of one win and seven losses. The offense had problems scoring, and the defense had trouble stopping the opposition. The whole team had little ethusiasm. When the team would get behind early, they tended to give up. Their best game of the season was against M.S.D. They won by the score of 28 to 7. The team played well in spots but they were erratic most of the season. They were always one block or one play from scoring but many plays away from being a good team. All of this contributed to the losing season but the most important factor was the inexperience. Many first year players were pushed into starting assign- ments. 24 Football To A Losing Season The 1984 Football Team FRONT ROW: Lonnie Duncan. Todd Mitchell. Xavier Peterson. Mike O'Dell. Darien Brown. Reginald Winslow. Dwayne Barton. Willie Avery MIDDLE ROW: Brent Crowder. Jeff Lillard. Andre Kelley. Ulysses Burns. Robert Turnbull. Miles Carter. Van Dawkins. Karl Patrick BACK ROW: Coach Jerry O’Dell. Coach Eddie Johnson. Mike Morgan. Harold Morgan. Milton McGee. Craig Sutters. Tim Brown. Nate Lewis. Richard Cory. Jeff Holove. Coach Lee Williams. Coach Charles Thomas. FA Opponent 8 Goodrich 8 Ashley 26 8 Algonac 0 Wood haven 47 0 Mt Pleasant 48 0 Vestaburg 27 28 M.S.D 8 28 Pittsford 31 Record 1-7 Whenever Reginald Winslow ( 16) talks, the football team listens. Football 25 Last Two Victories Make JAaft H The 1984 Soccer Team FRONT ROW: Doug Ruggles. Maynard Newman. David Gaines. Todd Smith. Kevin Scobey. Brian Worth. Ron Croudy BACK ROW: Glen Keely. Rick Warmbold. Ken Becker. Bob Jordan. Brent Marko. Joe Franklin. Joe Smith. Chris Warmbold. Dave Franklin. Ameer Rutherford. FA Opponent 1 i Southwestern 5 1 Lake Fenton 4 7 Flushing 4 0 Southwestern 2 1 Northern 6 1 Swartz Creek 5 0 Carmen 8 3 Northern 4 1 Flushing 3 2 Lake Fenton 1 2 Goodrich 1 •cords 3-8 Richard Russell's only concern is getting the ball back Rick Warmbold tries to out-hustle an opponent for possession of the ball 26 Soccer Team Inaugural Season ■ r. wv.f� Goalie Todd Smith is a tough competitor in tront ot the nets A Success The soccer team officially ended its inaugural season with a record of three wins and eight losses. The record is deceiving because the soccer team was in many close games. The team's inexperience led them to make mistakes at critical times in the game. They did end the season positively and confidently by beating Lake Fenton and Goodrich by the identi- cal score of 2-1. With more determnation in practice and more experience, the soccer team can only im- prove. The climax of the season had to be victory over Goodrich because it was the first time the team has ever won two consecutive games. Ken Becker's speciality is the corner kick. David Gaines delivers the ball toward the opponent's goal Soccer Team 27 Season Was Super Fantastical The proper release is important in Marta Greer's tree-throw shooting Ann Elzie can shoot but the strongest part of her game is getting rebounds c FA 35 53 66 36 51 50 48 47 51 42 43 50 76 50 55 36 43 Montrose Mt Morris Atherton Montrose Bentley Hamady Bendle Nouvel Athertor Bendle Nouvei Dydrer m TuthAreo—- Mt. Morris Valey Luthern Districts Lakq,.Fenton Bendle Bentley Regicnais Capac Brown City Quarterfinals Gabriel Richard Semifinals Newaygo Record 14-10 Opponent 47 54 42 48 56 56 33 49 28 22 48 28 _______43 46 44 43 45 42 47 39 38 38 38 48 28 Varsity Girls' Basketball Coach Nicholson reminds the team how to play tough defense. Says Coach Nicholson The 1984 Varsity Girls Basketball Team Coach Clif Turner. Dawn Hinton. Andree Williams. Sandy Westbrook. Ann Elzie. Christian Houston. Rhonda Thompson. Katrina Hannah. Lisa Dye. Coach Lloyd Nicholson Teams are helpless from stopping Rhonda Thompson drive to the hoop Varsity Girls Basketball 29 The 1984 varsity girls’ basketball team went from a losing regular season record of eight wins and nine losses to one win away from being in the state tournament finals. The tur- naround could be attributed to playing a tough schedule of teams. Playing these teams toughened them up for the playoffs. They played a tenacious defense that forced opponents into a number of turnovers. The strong rebounding of Ann Elzie, Sandy Westbrook, and Christain Houston helped shut down on the number of shots from op- ponents. Captains Sandy Westbrook, Rhonda Thompson, and Marta Greer dis- played leadership. Coach Nicholson felt the team played up and over its expectations for the year. The team had one flaw, poor shooting. Their field-goal percentage was bad, but they made this up with tough de- fense. Congratulations to Sandy Westbrook; chosen as the Prep Player of the Week (Nov. 30-Dec. 3) by the Flint Journal. Congratula- tions also to Sandy Westbrook and Ann El- zie; Sandy was picked to the fifth team All State list while Ann was picked to the honor- able mention All State list by the Detroit Free Press. Marta Greer engineers the Eagle oflense Free-throw shooting comes easy to Ann Elzie 30 Varsity Girls' Basketball Sandy Westbrook's shooting keeps Academy in many games. Trying to elude an opponent is Alvita Rouser Coach Turner gives his girls a pep talk Victorious Season For J.V. The 1984 j.v. girls' basketball team ac- complished everything that it wanted to according to Coach Clif Turner. “We had many young people on the team and basically the goal is to get them playing time so they will be ready for varsity, said Turner. Not only did the players get time to play, but they played well, -ending the season with a record of ten wins and nine losses. The climax of the season was winning six consecutive games. The problem the team had was scoring points. Coach Turner attributes this to the school not having a 7th and 8th grade girls bas- ketball program. “The girls go through a few years of not playing and this hurts their play, said Turner. The girls played hard and with more practice could help out the varsity in a few years. Carmen Hudson was one of the outstanding players on the team. The season gave the girls time to refurbish their basketball skills and in doing so they had a winning record. '984 J.V Girls Basketball Team FRONT ROW Alvita Rouser. Ashley Humphries. Stephanie Lewis, Ineatha Waters. Angie Davis BACK ROW: Coach Clif Turner. Tawanna Patilla. Tamara Johnson. Dione Freeman. Regina Battle. Carmen Hudson. Stephanie Duncan, Redonna Riggs. Monica Holmes J V. Girls' Basketball 31 Boyce Leads Academy To A If if is either from the outside or the inside. Terry Boyce is an explosive shooter “When Terry Boyce goes so goes the basketball team” appeared to be the motto for the 1985 varsity boys' basket- ball team. They started the season off by beating arch rival Hamady 69-58 and soon afterward moved into the top ten rankings for Class “C . They lost some momentum during a stretch of three con- secutive Saginaw teams but came alive during a game against highly ranked Saginaw Valley Lutheran on the road. They won the game 87-80. The big win carried them right into the high school playoffs. Sometimes depending on one person can hurt a team, but it didn’t af- fect the eagles in the playoffs. They won the districts and regionals. In the quarter finals the eagles lost to the eventual Class ‘C” champions. Detroit DePorres. 32 Varsity Boys' Basketball Sebastian Robinson looks to inbound the ball. Opponent Hamady Calvary Baptist 8 Fowler vHle 62 Michigan Luth. Seminary 60 Bay City % 63 Hamady ' 50 Nouvel Catholic k 85, Michigan Luth ' Senmia-v vagina Valley 4 58 4 Luthern Goodrich � 55 l ake fenton 24 Bay City 49 Nouvel Catholic Sagmav. Valley 58 Ldlhern - 49 Atherton 57 Holy Rosary 56 Brandon 36 Playoffs Atherton 42 Hamady 54 Bendle 40 Capac 50 USA 52 DePorres Record - 19-4 72 Ten Ranking In The State Sebastian Robinson is as smooth as silk on his jumpers. Craig Sutters’ main job is to get rebounds and block shots. The 1984-05 Varsity Boys' Basketball Team Manager Christian Houston. Robert Rumph. Willie Avery. LeRon Henry. Ken Becker. Terry Crews. Jonathon Mateen. Coach Clift Turner. Sebastian Robinson. Lonnie Duncan. Terry Boyce. Dave Franklin. Lydell Brown. Coach Lloyd Nicholson. Equipment Manager Redonna Riggs Varsity Boys’ Basketball 33 J.V. Gets Better As The Season Goes Along The 1984-85 J.V. Boys’ Basketball Team. FRONT ROW: Miles Carter. BACK ROW: Manager Redonna Riggs. Michael Goins. Milton McGee. Eric Evans. Eric Brantley. Rick Warmbold. Tim Brown. Larry Hubbard. Equipment Manager Christian Houston. Coach Lloyd Nicholson. FA Opponent 51 Hamady 43 56 Calvary Baptist 17 67 Fowlerville 29 53 Michigan Luth. Seminary 42 50 Lake Fenton 23 58 Hamady 57 42 Bay City 46 49 Nouvei Catholic 80 46 Michigan Luth. Seminary 55 59 Saginaw Valley Lutheran 61 70 Goodrich 69 64 Bay City 49 41 Saginaw Valley Lutheran 40 47 Nouvei Catholic 62 68 Atherton 43 62 Holy Rosary 41 54 Brandon 50 Record 12-5 Speedy Mike Lewis penetrates and dishes off to a wide open Karl Petrich. 34 J.V Boys' Basketball Team Despite all of the turnovers, fouls, and missed free-throws throughout the sea- son, the j.v. boys’ basketball team ended the basketball season with a record of 12 wins and 5 losses. Coach Nicholson's team was inexperienced which attributed to erratic play at times. The more games they played, the better they seemed to gel together as a unit. They cut their tur- nover rate problem down and even beat a very good Saginaw Valley Lutheran team on the road. They seemed to enjoy play- ing overtime games as they played three of them. The longest of them was a four overtime win over Goodrich. There were some great wins during the season but winning against arch rival Hamady was ever so sweet. The varsity and j.v. each beat Hamady twice during the regular season. Take that Hamady Hawks! Whenever Milton McGee has his hands on the ball, the opposition shutters. Shooting an outside jumper is Tim Brown. Loosening up betore a game are Michael Lewis. Michael Goins. Larry Hubbard, and Rick Warmbold J.V. Boys' Basketball Team 35 Ineligibility, Small Squad Steve Dufon and Mike O’Dell take a breather after swimming. The lone diver on the team is Tammy Johnson PA Opponent 50 Mt. Morris 121 58 Detroit Country Day 107 79 Kearsley 72 61 Owosso 107 102 Northwestern 62 67 Northern 102 60 Kearsley 103 755 Ainsworth 73.5 61 Powers 93 72 Northwestern 91 49 Mt. Morris HO 21 Detroit Country Day 60 86 Owosso 81 35 Ainsworth 43 Record 4-10 Sean Harris. Mike O’Dell, and Peter Johnson warm up before a swim meet Cause Team To Pull Together The 1985 Swim Team FRONT ROW: Chris MacDermaid. Sean Harris. MIDDLE ROW: Coach Judy Dawson, Tammy Johnson. Kevin Nichols, Vicki Ballentine BACK ROW Steve Dufon, Rodney Steve Dufon dives off the platform as Sean Harris White. Glen Keely, Assistant Coach Bill Cook, Peter Johnson, Mike O'Dell. awaits his turn. Swim, swam, swum!” was the varsity swim team's slogan for the 1985 season. The tankers fin- ished the year with a disappoint- ing record of four wins and ten losses. Although the team had experienced swimmers and skill, the' small number of members prevented the Academy from fill- ing all the events and resulted in incomplete scores.” We had an excellent group of swimmers, said Coach Judy Dawson. Ev- eryone was pulling it together- coaches and swimmers. Eligibility hurt us with two of our swimmers, but we regrouped and made the best of it.” She continued, “I cer- tainly hope that Academy stu- dents that are interested in swim- ming or diving will take advan- tage of swim training to be held this spring. The team's most ex- citing win was against Kearsley, where they won by the score of 79-72. The team showed great Academy swimmers practice getting a fast start improvement by beating OWOSSO 86-81 after losing the first time. Lets Get Fired Up! The 1984-85 Varsity Cheerleading Squad. FRONT ROW: DeShawn Aytes. BACK ROW: Pam Cox. Yolanda Feaster. Leisja Webb Not pictured: Sonya Davis. Connie Scott. Marietta Davis. Penny Clark. Marcia Williams. Linda Whidbee Penny Clark and Leisja Webb encourage Academy spirit. 38 Varsity Cheerleading Trying to urge on the basketball team is Yolanda Feaster Rashawnda Blake and Uyonka Rushing cheer for the blue and gold. Pam Franklin excites the crowd at half-time. The 1984-85 J.V Cheerleading Squad FRONT ROW Pam Franklin. Tonya Campbell. Janeen Overton. Uyonka Rushing. Laurie Webb BACK ROW from top to bottom: Alberta Crawford. Rashawnda Blake. Detra Harrington. Never afraid to cheer on the eagles on the road is Janeen Overton. J.V Cheerleading 39 Academy Ski Club Is Off The 1985 Ski Club. FRONT ROW Scott Ballentine. Matt Dover, Andrea Butler. Jennifer Kroll. Sue Hunter. Michelle Utt, Kathy Dufon. Kevin Scobey. Scott DeMaria. Eric Ludvigsen. Mike Dimmick. SECOND ROW: Vicki Ballentine. Tracey Beck. Andrea Taulker. Christy Sage Shelly Ford. Pam Devaughn. Detra Harrington, Rashawnda Blake. Regina Battle. Rhea Richardson. BACK ROW: Tim Burton, Randy Soyka. Mel Riffe, Mark Schnesk. Chris Warmbold. Alan Holmes. Sean Harris. Mike Leonard. Arnold McIntyre. To The Slopes Again Ms Harris. Mrs Lemere. Ms Dawson. Malt Ride. Rashawnda Blake, and Mrs. Levander rest after a hard day on the slopes. The 1984-85 ski club had another suc- cessful season. The club mastered the slopes as if they were professionals. The group took numerous trips to Mt. Holly on Tuesdays and Wednesdays where many new skiers learned a great deal on the snow-covered hills. The major weekend trip Jan. 18-20 was to Boyne Highlands and Boyne Mts. where 40 students and 20 adults stayed at the Cliffdweller Lodge. Clear but cold weather made for excellent skiing conditions. This year's club sponsors were Mr. Lloyd Bateman and Mr. William Robson. Down tor the count is Chris White Mark Schnesk makes an outstanding leap Ski Club 41 Lady Eagles Strike Fear The varsity girls’ volleyball team en- joyed another fine season. They fin- ished the season with a record of four wins and six losses. It is espe- cially remarkable because they had only four home games. It is always hard to play games on the road. They were an inexperienced team with only three players returning from last season. Captain Rhonda Thompson led the way to impres- sive victories over Peck and Bee- cher. They deserve more respect and credit for a tremendous job they did during the season. Properly showing how to use your whole body to serve is Andree Williams As Ann Elzie and Soprano Cox look on. Audra Johnson vainly tries to gain a point tor Academy 42 Varsity Volleyball Into Opponents The 1984-85 Varsity Volleyball Team. FRONT ROW Rhonda Thompson. MIDDLE ROW: Mary Stewart. Audra Johnson. BACK ROW: Soprano Cox. Ida Berry. Bonita Williams. Ann Elzie. Andree Williams. Dawn Hinton. • 7. 4 Ml.12 4.15.16 - 1. 8.12 11.14 7. 9 15.15 CAvary Baptist Sa ittA High Bentley w . 3ecf Northwestern Rosary Bentley Brandon Brandon Beecher Opponent 6.10 15.15 15.15 15. 3ti4 5 15? 3 15.1 15 ’• 15.16 15.15 7. 9 Record 4-6 Audra Johnson watches as Mary Stewart dives to save a point. Vainly Volleyball 43 Young Team Produces An Laurie Webb is a vital part of the Eagles' success. Pamela DeVaughn lets go of a very smooth serve 44 J.V. Volleyball Exceptional Season The 1985 J.V. Volleyball Team FRONT ROW Pamela DeVaughn. Laurie Webb. BACK ROW: Ineatha Waters. Tamara Johnson. Heidi Williams. Angela Ascencio. Pamela Franklin. Gina Novara. Julie Gerace The j.v. volleyball lady eagles post- ed a fine record after a well played season of six wins and three losses. The team was young, with only three returning players. The netters showed great improvement over last year’s team by having a more pre- cise attack. The best game for the Eagles was against Saginaw, where they came from behind to defeat a more experienced volleyball team in the season opener. Coach Shirley Luckado and captains Pamela De- Vaughn and Laurie Webb showed great leadership in all of the games. Angela Ascencio makes a successful dive at saving the oaii J.V. Volleyball 45 Senior Activities (continued on page 49) WILLIE AVERY: Football. DESHAWN AYTES: Marching Band, Color Guard, Majorette, Cheerleading. VICKI BALLENTINE: National Honor Society, Ski Club, News- paper Staff, Swimming. ANN BARD: BOEC. JOEL BARNES: Baseball, Ski Club. DEWAYNE BARTON: Football. KEN BECKER: National Honor Society, Basketball, Baseball, Soccer. MISSY BEEBE: Basketball, Soft- ball, Ski Club. CHERYL BENWAY: National Honor Society, BOEC. TERRY BOYCE: Basketball, Track, Student Council. ANTOINETTE BOYLSTON: BOEC Secretary. CARRIE BRAGG: Student Coun- cil Vice-President, Choir, BOEC. COLETTE BROWN: Co-op Pro- gram, BOEC. DARIEN BROWN: Football. LYDELL BROWN: Basketball. KENNETH BUTLER: National Honor Society, Co-op Program, Marching Band. CARMEN CHATMAN: BOEC. PENNY CLARK: Student Council Treasurer. CALLIE COFFMAN: Ski Club, Tennis. DEANNA COLE: Marching Band. MARIETTA DAVIS: Softball, Ski Club, Co-op Program, Student Council, Yearbook, Cheerlead- ing. SONYA DAVIS: Cheerleading. CARMEN DAWKINS: Track. WANDA DERENGOWSKI: Ski Club. STEVE DUFON: National Honor Society, Baseball, Football, Ski Club, Co-op Program, Marching Band, Swimming. LONNIE DUNCAN: Basketball, Football, Track. LISA DYE: Basketball, Track, Volleyvall, Student Council, BOEC. YOLANDA FEASTER: National Honor Society, Cheerleading. SERENIA FLOURNEY: Student Council, Choir. ELKE FOCHLER: National Hon- or Society Secretary, Ski Club, Co-op Program, Yearbook Staff. JOHN FOURNIER: Baseball. DAVID GAINES: National Honor Society, Baseball, Football, Ski Club, Soccer, Newspaper Staff, Marching Band. MICHAEL A. GALE II: Yearbook Staff, Newspaper Staff. DAN GIBBS: Ski Club. JERRY GOHL: National Honor Society, Football, Ski Club, Co- op Program, Tennis. MICHAEL HALE: Ski Club, Co- op Program. CINDY HATCH: Ski Club. BOEC. KIM HEWITT: Co-op Program. TIM HOGAN: Drama. ALAN HOLMES: Football, Ski Club, Yearbook Staff, BOEC. LINDA HOPKINS: BOEC, Co-op Program, Senior officer. AUDRA JOHNSON: Volleyball. KATHY JOHNSON: National Honor Society, Ski Club, Co-op Program. TAMARA JOHNSON: National Honor Society, Ski Club, March- ing Band, Swimming, Drum Ma- jor. BOB JORDAN: National Honor Society Secretary, Baseball, Football, Ski Club, Soccer, Year- book Staff. MICHAEL KLEBS: National Honor Society. 48 Senior Activities Joel Barnes Scot! Asa ’Vicki Ballentme ’Ann Bard Most Athletic-Terry Boyce and Missy Beebe Carrie Bragg Colette Brown Terry Boyce Lydell Brown ‘Kenneth Becker ‘Cheryl Benway Antoinette Boylston Best Sense of Humor-Rhonda Thompson and Michael A Gale II S2 Wanda DerengowsKi Gina Dickson ••Mark Donnelly Steve Dufon Serenia Flourney Michael A Gale George Hannah •David Gaines Michael Hale Kim Hewitt S3 Most Intelligent-Abbey McMullin and Jerry Gohl Alan Holmes Richard Johnson •Tamara Johnson Darren Jones Robert Jordan Thelma Koger Best Dressed-Colette Brown and Kenneth Butler Sandra Morgan • Alesha Mosley Rodney Mosley Renee Mukes •Cindy Payton Thomas Pearson Xavier Peterson Rhea Richardson Lenora Seale 'Stephanie Seymour Melody Sias Yolanda Small Latnce Smith Shafon Smith Todd Smith Jams Sny Vatina Topps Rhonda Thompson Scott Torrey Swam Triplett Penny VanWyck Lesija Webb S7 Kim Wicks Andree Williams Most Outgoing-Rodney White and Marietta Davis Reginald Winslow Gina Wilkerson 'Distinction (GPA 3 0-3 49) ••High Distinction (GPA 3.5-4 0) As of Jan 3. 1985 ••Darnisha Woodyard • Michelle Zelley THELMA KOGER: Softball. CHRIS MACDERMAID: Ski Club. Tennis, Yearbook Staff, March- ing Band, Swimming. ABBEY MCMULLIN: National Honor Society, Ski Club, Co-op Program. Marching Band, Swim- ming. THOMAS MCMURRAY: Base- ball, Ski Club, Newspaper Staff. BETH MINCE: Ski Club. JERRY MINOR: Quiz Bowl. NAOMI MITCHELL: Volleyball. SANDRA MORGAN: Basketball, Track, Yearbook Staff, BOEC. ALESHA MOSLEY: National Honor Society, Treasurer, Stu- dent Council, Marching Band, BOEC. RODNEY MOSLEY: Choir. KEVIN NICHOLS: Tennis, Swim- ming. MIKE O’DELL: National Honor Society, Football, Ski Club, Newspaper Staff, Swimming. CINDY PAYTON: National Hon- or Society, Ski Club, Yearbook Staff, Newspaper Staff. BOEC. THOMAS PEARSON: Basket- ball, Track, Ski Club. XAVIER PETERSON: Football. RHEA RICHARDSON: Ski Club. MELVIN RIFFE: Ski Club, Tennis. SEBASTIAN ROBINSON: Bas- ketball, Student Council. CONNIE SCOTT: Track, BOEC. Cheerleading. STEPHANIE SEYMOUR: Nation- al Honor Society, BOEC Presi- dent, BOEC Secretary. MELODY SIAS: BOEC. JAMES SMITH: Ski Club. SHAFON SMITH: Marching Band, Color Guard. TODD SMITH: National Honor Society, Football, Ski Club, Soc- cer, Student Council, Tennis , Newspaper Staff. JANIS SNY: Softball, Volleyball. BELINDA SPEARS: Ski Club. Volleyball, Newspaper Staff. Color Guard, BOEC. JOHN STEVENS: Baseball, Ski Club, Yearbook Staff, Newspa- per Staff, Marching Band, Swim- ming. RHONDA THOMPSON: Basket- ball, Softball, Volleyball. VATINA TOPPS: BOEC, LEISJA WEBB: National Honor Society, Volleyball, Marching Band, Color Guard. BOEC, Cheerleading, Junior Class President. DAVID WELSH: Baseball, Foot- ball. SANDY WESTBROOK: Basket- ball, Track, Student Council, Choir, BOEC Vice President. LINDA WHIDBEE: Cheerleading. RODNEY WHITE: National Hon- or Society, Ski Club, Choir, Marching Band, Swimming. STEVEN WHITE: Ski Club, Ten- nis, Marching Band, Swimming. KIM WICKS: Ski Club, Tennis. ANDREE WILLIAMS: Basket- ball. Volleyball. REGINALD WINSLOW: National Honor Society Vice President, Football. Yearbook Staff Editor in Chief, Assistant Coach Softball. DARNISHA WOODYARD: Na- tional Honor Society, Student Council, Choir. MICHELLE ZELLEY: National Honor Society, Ski Club, Year- book Staff. Senior Activities Senior Activities 49 Seniors Share Special Just hanging around are Alan Holmes. Mike O'Dell and Todd Mitchell Finishing up some homework is David Welsh 50 Seniors Most likely to succeed-Mike O’Dell and Alesha Mosley. Moments, Special Memories Prettiest Smile-Leisja Webb and Lydeli Brown John Stevens can't believe its his senior year Seniors 51 Academy Named In Top The 1984-85 Academy Quiz Bowl Team. FRONT ROW: Mel Rifle. Mike O'Dell. Jerry Minor. Rick Warmbold. BACK ROW Rodney White. Coach Glenda Eiler. Assistant Coach Margaret Taylor. Steve Dufon. Resting from fruit distribution is Angela Ascencio. 54 Happenings The 1984-85 BOEC Club FRONT ROW Mary Stewart. Laurie Webb MIDDLE ROW Najia Elerson. Ineatha Waters. Vatina Topps. April Alexander. Cindy Payton. Charmane Taylor. Detra Harrington. Tawana King. Rashawnda Blake. Shelly Ford. Crystal Broughton. Bethany Green. Christine Gale. Wilfred McNeil. Sponsor Mrs. Nunn BACK ROW: Nichole Fielder. Linda Hopkins. Monica Hayes. Dana Blassmgame. Joyce Cade. Cassandra Simmons. Linette Nadir. Stephanie Seymour. Michigan High Schools At Halloween. Ms Harris. Ms. Eiler. and Mrs. Cochran wear 19th century outfits. In addition to the usual dances, pep assemblies, candy sales, and raffles there were some un- usual happenings this year. A tra- dition was continued when the faculty provided a potluck buffet for the seniors in December. The ninth graders were lucky to get their oranges for their Washing- ton D.C. fundraiser before severe weather destroyed most of the Florida orange crop. The Acade- my's first effort in the High School Quiz Bowl resulting in a 240-60 victory over Hamady made everyone feel proud. The Academy's selection as one of the best nine high schools in the state was certainly one of the best happenings this year. Christine Gray and Crystal Gray are visited by a gorilla. Service Is Indispensable Counseling Service Students. FRONT ROW: Sue Hunter. Crystal Freeman. Beth Ingram. Carrie Lisa Oden and DeShawn Aytes check the Bragg BACK ROW: Alesha Mosley. Latrice Smith. Carmen Chatman. Kathy Maule. Dawn Shrop- student mailing labels for the newsletters to shire. be sent home. Library Service Students. FRONT ROW Loren Carlson. Dorcas Tedford. Amy Furze. Marta Greer. Carmen Hudson. El-Hajj Triplett. Sandra Youngblood. BACK ROW: Dan Gibbs. Larry Lane. Latrice Smith. Tim Root. Office Service Students FRONT ROW: DeShawn Aytes. Jo Ellen Darlington. Lisa Oden BACK ROW Scott Hawkins. Brian DeJournett. Marie Makidon. Latrice Smith uses the Dewey Decimal system to put library books in order Service 57 Attendance Service Students. FRONT ROW Mason Fournier. Brigette Webb. Pam Cox. Judy McMurray. Dawn Hoke. MIDDLE ROW Patrice Triplett. Angie Davis. Jamel Bolden. Elonda Duncan. Dione Freeman. BACK ROW: Michael Klebs. Darren Jones. Sandy Westbrook. Tim Hogan. Antonia Crawford. LeRon Henry. NHS Service Benefits Many The 1984-85 National Honor Society. FRONT ROW Elke Fochler, Cindy Payton. Ann Bard. Darnisha Woodyard. Alesha Mosley. Tammy Johnson MIDDLE ROW Kathy Johnson. Stephanie Seymour. Abbey McMullin. Vicki Ballentine. Leisja Webb. Michelle Zelley. Yolanda Feaster. Kenneth Butler. Todd Smith. Advisor Lloyd Bateman BACK ROW: Chris MacDermaid. Reginald Winslow. David Gaines. Brent Marko. Bob Jordan. Bonita Williams. Mike O’Dell. Jerry Gohl. Steve Dufon. Michael Klebs. Reginald Winslow shows the main course, ham. at the Christmas party. In the Eagle’s Nest. Brent Marko demonstrates his sale technique 58 National Honor Society Amy Furze gets help from tutor Alesha Mosely on her assignment Dave Gaines and Brent Marko en|oy the party. The National Honor Society is an organiza- tion of students who have shown scholar- ship, leadership, character, service, and have earned a grade point average of 3.0 or higher. They take part in activities to better the school and community. NHS runs the school store, the Eagle's Nest, which sells school supplies, tasty goodies, and items that show Eagles' spirit. All members help other students with free tutoring Mondays. Tuesdays, and Wednesdays. They also par- ticipated in community services such as singing Christmas Carols at a convelescent home and Trick or Treating for Unicef. The officers of the NHS are Bob Jordan, Elke Fochler. Todd Smith. Alesha Mosley, and Reginald Winslow. National Honor Society 59 Communication Is The Key To Student Commision FIRST ROW Ericka Powell, Tanya Moore, Dallas Lenear. Alvita Rouser. Carrie Bragg. Darnisha Woodyard SECOND ROW Kim Skipper. Janme Brown. Dawn Hinton. Laurie Webb. Marta Greer, Sonya Davis. Terrance Butler THIRD ROW: Ashley Humphries. Carmen Hudson. Jesse Etheridge. Rashawnda Blake, Pam Franklin, Lon Stapleton. Robin Howard. The Student Commission is an organization of representa- tives elected by fellow stu- dents. They met daily in Mrs. Cochran's room to discuss up- coming plans and projects. It's members, officers and the Ad- visor worked with other stu- dents. the dean and faculty to talk over student grievances and suggestions. So far this year, the Student Commission has sponsored a door deco- rating contest, a canned goods drive, Spirit Week, and a Dance. The profits from these fundraisers were donat- ed to different organizations and causes such as Muscular Dystrophy and Ethiopian re- lief. Sophomore Class President. Laurie Webb, ad- dresses the student body. The perfect choice for President of Student Commission is Carrie Bragg 60 Student Commission Student Commission’s Success Linette Nadir and Beth Green display their school spirit on Blue and Gold day during Spirit Week Giving a winning speech to her fellow juniors is Robin Howard. 61 Participating in the inside-out day are Carrie Bragg and and Lenora Seale Marching Eagles Show Style Colorguards. BACK ROW: Angela Ascencio. Belinda Spears. Karen Roofe. Gina Novara. Wendy Morton. FRONT ROW Kristi LeBlanc. Amy Furze. Nadine Warner. Sabrina Pendleton. The Flint Academy March- ing Band directed by Floyd Matthews entertained with different types of music and corps style routines. Last Summer, the band was in- vited to Auto World and in the Fall, to the Riverbank Jubilee to perform with oth- er area bands. The band also provided pre-game and half-time entertainment at football games. A con- cert at Boblo Island in May will complete the marching bands schedule for this school year. Majorettes BACK ROW: Shonda May. Kass� e Porteous. Dione Freeman. Edris Burt. SECOND ROW Kim Morton. Lisa Bronson. Detra Harrington. FIRST ROW: Laurie Webb. Monica Adams. Mindy Dimmick FLINT ACADEMY .v C I IK1T I i l Autiliary Flags Curtina Willis. Moieshae Jenkins. 62 Band At Riverbank Exhibition. Drumline. BACK ROW: Ramona Bishop. Crystal Gray. Virgil Avery. Tizana Wicker. FRONT ROW Abdul Rashid. Brook Thornton. Todd Garner. Carlton Tedford. Bobby Cooper Lower Brass and Saxaphones. STANDING Michael Morgan. David Salinas. Patti VanWyck. Williams VanWyck. David Carpenter KNEEL- ING: Shawn Sanderson. Trumpets. STANDING: Roxanna Jones. Erica Powell KNEELING Darelyn Crochran. Eric Evans. Clarinets BACK ROW: La Trease Banks. Amy Lampley. Ritchie Brown. Karen Gooley. Marie Jones FRONT ROW: Terrence Lilly. Dawn Haeger. Tammy Williams. Karla Barnett Band 63 Musicians Visit State Capitol Orchestra. FRONT ROW: Trachelle Pearson. Ramona Bishop. Tizana Wicker. Tiffany Battles. Alberta Crawford. Crystal Gray. Dorcas Tedford. Yolanda Clark. BACK ROW: Denise Barnett. Malisa Wolfe. Leslie Smith. Shonda May. Jennifer Lam. Julie Maziarz. Carman Lewis. Jeannie O'Neal. Stacy McGee. Not pictured: Colette Brown. Karen Cox. Charese Junior. The Flint Academy Orchestra will com- plete this year’s concert schedule with a performance on the state capitol grounds at Lansing in March. The sev- enteen member orchestra under the leadership of Mr. Floyd Matthews re- ceived a “2” for their performance at the District Music Festival held in Clio during January. Tizanna Wicker re- ceived a promotion to first chair during the year. Dante Williams is an expert trumpet player Sounding harmonious on the flute is Yolanda Odom. 64 Band Junior Band. FRONT ROW: LaShoine Melton. Katrina Durrett. Jamie Menzmg. Shantel Miller. Tanya Moore. Yolanda Hill. Shante Walker. Monica Adams. Yolanda Odom MIDDLE ROW: Edris Burt. William VanWyck. David Claxton. Justin Bigelow. Krystal VanArsdale. Sherrise Strong. Bobbie Woodel. Finnitta Cole. Kim Morgan. Dana Meadows. Stephanie Sherwood. Stephanie Neal. Danielle Overton. Tameika Taylor. Shalenza Collins. Carmen Brown. Linda Ringlein BACK ROW: Gary Kilgore. Keith Koger. Anvil Henry. Carlton Tedford. Steve Waycaster. Richard Heller. Virgil Avery. Lisa Bronson has the clarinet in perfect tune. William VanWyck jazzes up a tune on the saxaphone. Band 65 Eagles Let The Beat Go On The band performs extremely well at River bank. Karen Roofe checks to see what the score is at a football game The band entertains Academy students at half-time. 66 Band All of the hours of practice pays off for the colorguards. Band 67 Harmony And Melody = Choral Ensemble FIRST ROW Director Mrs. Doris Carroll. Sheena Jackson. Anita McDaniel, Sabrina Pendleton. Wanda Marthrel: SECOND ROW: Omar Salaam. Tabatha Koger, Karl Petrich. Elizabeth Tedford. Kevin Fortenberry. It's been a busy year for the Ju- nior and Senior High Choir. A number of concert performances and competitions included a pre- sentation during the Holidays at Auto World. Elizabeth Tedford was chosen to sing in the Michi- gan School Vocal Association Regional A Honors at Ferris State College. 68 Choir Flint Academy Choirs Warming up at the piano is Mrs. Carroll. At rehearsal is the Junior Choir. Junior Choir. FIRST ROW: Shantel Miller. Quinette Junior. Danielle Overton. Amanda Walker. Jamie Menzmg. Eric Pike SECOND ROW: Yolanda Odom. Jamen Cobbin. Paula Sheick. Dorcas Tedford. Carman Lewis. Aimee Fink THIRD ROW Miko Anderson. Jennifer Lam. Nikka Thompson. Monica Holmes. Danette Thompson. Tammalette Mattison FOURTH ROW: Director Mrs. Doris Carroll. Jerry Soyka. Debbra Smeja. Carlton Tedford. Kelly Beasley. Michelle Grant. Choir 69 Quality Staff Contributes Administrators Dean Charles Whiteley Assistant Dean Miss Kathleen Anderson Secretaries Mrs. W Hope Mrs S. Rice Mrs. S. Slatton Counselors Mrs G Bronson Ms J. Culnon Mr R. Schwitalla Always busy working are Mrs. Slatton. Mrs. Rice. Mrs. Hope and Mrs. Lemere 72 Staff To Academic Excellence Food Service Ms P Miller Manager Mrs M Mrs C Smith Ms L Witter Shaw Librarian Mrs M Stauffer Maintenance Mr. E. Arrasmith Mrs M Kagen Brian DeJournett poses with Security Aide Mr A Brown Maintenance Mr C. Bedenfield and Mr C. Hudson Staff 73 Faculty Sets The Pace Mr Long says. ’l can’t believe I ate the whole thing! . Mr W Blair Mrs D. Carroll Physical Education Music Mrs Y Carter Math Mr Eichelberg checks Brian Worth’s artwork Ms J. Dawson Physical Education Mr R Edson Science Ms G. Eiler Mrs M Jones English English 74 Faculty Mr. D Kiewitt Social Studies Mrs. A Maddix Spanish Mrs A McCabe Home Economics Mr F Matthews Band Mrs D Moss Home Economics Mrs M Nunn Business Ms G. Tibbetts French Mr S Tomczyk Industrial Arts Mr C. Williamson Math Mr B Wiltse Social Studies Loretta Forward. Katrina Hannah, and Monica Hayes help Mrs. Taylor sort papers Ms Dawson tries on a new hairdo for Hallow- een Faculty 75 NDERGRADUATES 76 Undergraduates Undergraduates 77 Juniors-One More To Go Bryan Allen Efrem Anderson Michelle Anderson Barbara Atkinson Ryan Avery Charlene Baber Keith Banks Mark Bard Dana Blassmgame Meivma Blevins Eric Brantley Yaeko Brodie Shareatha Brown Tim Brown Dana Burns Janme Busha Tabatha Butler Joyce Cade Karen Cox Pamela Cox Terry Crews Ronald Croudy Tonya Campbell David Carpenter Matthew Coggins Shaan Colyler Richard Cory Darelyn Crochran 78 Juniors Surprised by the camera are Tim Brown and Pam Cox JoEllen Darlington Van Dawkins Susan Dunford Sheila Edwards Werner Fochler Tresa Fordham Tracey Franklin Crystal Freeman Chan Fykes Christine Gale Karen Gooley Bethany Green Edrick Greene Marta Greer Sean Hams Scott Hawkins Monica Hayes LeRon Henry Lon Hewitt Dawn Hinton Dawn Hoke Christian Houston Robin Howard Robert Hudson Lacheiie Jackson Paulette Jackson Carlos Johnson Cheryl Johnson Stephen Kennedy Tawana King Juniors 79 Peter Johnson shines ROTC member Rick Warmbold’s shoes Trma Koger Paul Kopcan Kirk Lawson Michael Lewis Diane Lixey Anthony Lynch Brent Marko Jonathon Mateen Kathleen Maule Latasha McNeai Wilfred McNeil Tamara Mont Katrece Moore Michael Morgan Randy Morgan Lmetta Nadir Martin Needham Maynard Newman Lauretta Ngakane Creshando Payne Sabrina Pendleton Mary Peterson Cardi Powell Jovita Roberts Karen Roofe Uyonka Rushing Brian Sanderson Shawn Sanderson Mark Schnesk Kent Scobey Laquita Scott Carlton Shelton Dawn Shropshire 80 Juniors i Cassandra Simmons Erst on Simms Lisa Smith Mary Stewart Gene Stuart Susan Thompson Robert Turnbull Jennifer Uhlbeck Patti VanWyck Joseph Walton Rick Warmbold Bonita Williams David Williams Jeanette Williams Marcia Williams Scott Yurk Joseph Zelley What9 No sweat. Van Dawkins? Juniors 81 Sophomores-Don’t Stop Now Krista Adams James Addison April Alexander Greg Baer Elizabeth Bankston Denise Barnett Jeff Bates Regina Battle Ida Berry Veronica Bethune Ramona Bishop Mark Bivins Ronda Black Wilandrea Blair Rashawnda Blake Delphme Blevins Bryan Bobel Jamei Bolden Mark Buchler Tim Burton Loren Carlson Shannon Case Timothy Chastain James Claxton Robert Waycaster -Hard at Work! Chen Woods does her best to achieve good grades 82 Sophomores Amoma Crawford Allen Davis Angilena Davis Kim Morton and Gina Novara are all smiles Michael Davis Jennifer DeMaria Pamela Devaugn Michael Donigan Michelle Draheim Brad Edgecombe Najia Elerson Eric Evans Darrel Fagen Nichole Fielder Loretta Forward Mason Fournier Matthew Franklin Pam Franklin Michael Garner Michael Goins Sandra Goss Christine Gray Crystal Gray Angela Gulley Rodney Hankerson Angela Hewitt Kathleen Himes Taura Howard Rashawnda Blake gives her Class Rep campaign speech Sophomores 83 Lawrence Hubbard Elizabeth Ingram Jerry Ishmael David Johnson James Johnson Peter Johnson Brian Joshua Glen Keely David Keller Andre Kelley Tammy Kellum Deanna Kessler Colleen Klebs Tabatha Koger Kristi LeBlanc Michael Leonard Nate Lewis Daniel Madison Mane Makidon George Mayes Judy McMurray Lyanna Millen Marvin Miller Harold Morgan Wendy Morton Carolyn Nickles Gma Novara Otis Nunn 84 Sophomores Peter Johnson proves that he is more than skin and bones Laurie Otler Janeen Overton Tawanna Patilla Tralome Perkins Brian Petrella Karl Petrick Joseph Pickens Danae Plamondon Michelle Rayford Terrance Reeves Matthew Rifle Barbara Ringlem Timothy Root Alvita Rouser James Ruddy Richard Russell Ameer Rutherford Christy Sage David Salinas Michele Seymour Suzanne Shelton Bryon Simmons Twyla Simms Kimberly Skipper Randy Soyka Maria Stapleton Sophomores 85 Ann Stefamc Dina Tasevska Elizabeth Tedford Brook Thornton Christina Torrey Patrice Triplett Krystal VanArsdale Melissa Vickery Shirley Waite Vamta Wamble Chris Warmbold Ineatha Waters Giving her best pose is Angela Gulley Wearing hats at the Academy is a No-No. Brad Edgecombe 86 Sophomores Dionne Adams Shane Adams Angela Ascencio LeVernon Bailey Karla Barnett Leann Bates Marcus Bates Tracey Beck Justin Bigelow Gretchen Blackwell Crystal Broughton Cheryl Brown Percy Buck Ulysses Burns Kimberly Butler Terrance Butler James Campbell James Camper Frosh — You’ve Come A Long Way Miles Carter Bermta Caruthers Courtney Cavette Alonzo Cheeks Colette Cram Karen Crawford India Crayton Brent Crowder Lawanda Davis Twanethea Davis Darcy Drwal Stephanie Duncan Shirlet Earnest Mike Eckert Erica Evans Shelly Ford Yolanda Fortenberry Dione Freeman Freshmen 87 Amy Furze Julie Gerace Jeffrey Gerard Mindy Gibson Darian Goza Dawn Haeger Monica Harris Rebecca Haughey Burdette Hawkins James Hawkins Julie Hawkins Delbert Holley Jeffrey Holove Burton Hubbard Carmen Hudson Ashley Humphries Omar Hyatt Clarence Johnson Leonard Johnson Tamara Johnson Brad Jones Ernest Jones Kim Jones Roxanna Jones 88 Freshmen Thomas Junior Gregory Kent Dawn Kincaid Amy Lampley Dallas Lenear Adam Lester Jeffrey Lillard Stephanie Lincoln Douglas Long Melissa Mason Tyrone Maxwell Tonya Mayberry Julie Mazlare Sheila McDaniel Milton McGee Cassandra Mobley Michael Moore Shannon Morrison Michael Murphy Coretta Ngakane Tara Nitz Consueia Norris Stephen Novak Ericka Nunn Jeffrey Overman Trachelle Pearson Freshmen 89 Valori Perdue Jodi Perrault Kassandra Porteous Angie Portillo Michael Powers Heather Provost James Rideout Ray Riggs Yuseff Robinson Bradley Ross Danielle Royster Douglas Ruggles Omar Salaam Kevin Scobey Saul Segura Shelly Shannon Robert Sias Joe Smith Pete Smith Regina Smith Kim Starks Sironda Stigall Andrea Taulker Nicole Taylor 90 Freshmen Erica Thomas Lisa Tower Bethany Trevithick EI-Hijj Triplett Timothy Varner Shant6 Walker Nadine Warner Timothy Webb Michelle Westbrook Jams Whitfield Tizana Wicker Byron Williams Heidi Williams Sharena Williams Daniel Willy Aaron Wilson Mahsa Wolfe Lisa Wood After Chanse Junior completes her work she checks out what her mischievous classmates are up to. Freshmen 91 Great Times To Come Monica Adams Scott Ballentine Daniel Bard Mishell Batson Thomas Battles Kelly Beasley Dana Bedard Onda Berger Jennifer Betts Eugene Black Tasha Bowman Dennis Boyer Nemecia Bush Andrea Butler Walter Butler Jermaine Caldwell Carla Calhoun Terrence Campbell Yolanda Clark Anita Clarke Janien Cobbin 9 K -m Lisa Bronson Carmen Brown Janine Brown Jill Bruckman 92 Eighth Grade Twanna Coleman Jesse Collins Shalenza Collins Robert Cook Kimberly Cooke Ken Cooper Daniel Cox Patrick Cox Danielle Crowder Kimberly Daly Shontetle Dent Matthew Dover Christopher Dowd Ira Edwards James Elam Jesse Etheridge Tracy Evans Aimee Fink Patrick Garner David Goddard Caroline Goss Always enjoying the lunch period are Jason Harrington. Elizabeth Stgura. and Tammy Barge Eighth Grade 93 Jason Harrington LaMonica Harris Richard Heller LaRonn Hemphill Melanie Hemphill Joshua Hewitt Yolanda Hill Sheena Hodge James Hollins Monica Holmes Michael Horton Patricia Hoskm Pamela Hussey Karen Hutchins Crystal Isom Tamika Jackson Christopher Jes� ek Hue Johnson Jennifer Jones Sylvia Jones Charise Junior Melanie Katzmareck Brenda Keller Jacqueline Kish Keith Koger Jennifer Kroll 94 Eighth Grade Seth Lawson Colette Lewis Feneda Lewis Amy Lock Stephanie Lyde Wanda Marthrel Amy Martmdale Joseph Maule Anita McDaniel Stacy McGee Arnold McIntyre Theresa McNamara Dana Meadows Lashoine Melton Tanya Moore Kimberly Morgan Kimberly Morton Stephanie Neal Tracy Neal Demetria Newman Troy Nielson Natascha Nunn Yolanda Odom Nathan Orange Danielle Overton Andrea Patrick Eric Patterson Eighth Grade 95 Luis Portillo Kerry Price Angela Pugh Linda Ringlem Corey Root Daria Ross Michelle Royster Hassan Rutherford Dawn Scott Elizabeth Segura Paula Sheick Donnell Shepperd Stephanie Sherwood Debbra Smeja Mikey Soyka Lon Stapleton Joel Stiff Mark Stohon Sherrise Strong Brian Tallieu Amca Tasevska Tameike Taylor Carlton Tedford Nikka Thompson Javonka Thorns Todd Thornton Boris Turner Steve Turner Trina Turner William VanWyck 96 Eighth Grade Denise Vyse Steven Waycaster Michael Webb Shari Weeder Christopher White LaRon Wilburn Dawn Williams Tamera Williams Craig Wiltfong Bobbie Woodel Eighth Grade 97 You’ve Made A New Start Rodney Adler Mlko Anderson Jodi Baer Lavisa Baker Shawn Barnett Latasha Barton Tiffany Battles Edris Benton Tamsha Boone Kenneth Bostwick Kamarh Bowers Christopher Brooks Wake up. Shawn Barnett! Tarnessia Buford writes a letter during class free time. Thomas Buchler Tarnessia Buford Ernestine Burks Edris Burt Acho Byrd Annta Callaway James Cloyd Finnitta Cole Cortez Collier Jermaine Connor 98 Seventh Grade Rhonda Crayton Sean Croudy Jacqueline Dantzer Necia Davis Deseri Delano Robert DeMaria Michael Dimmick Cornelius Donnel Kathryn Dufon Shawn Dunigan Katrina Durrett Europe Dye Troy Elbert Frank Franklin Percy Glover Michelle Grant Veronica Gulley Claudette Hairston Annette Hanley Heather Hanley Damone Harper Majorie Haughey Ronald Heller Anvil Henry Amy Herman Mark Herron Angela Hetherington Richard Hilderth David Horna day Moieshae Jenkins Erika Johnson Rochelle Johnson Brian Jones Seventh Grade 99 Quinette Junior Anthony Kilgore Gary Kilgore Latisha Koger Brian Lam Jennifer Lam Idris Lee Carmen Leflore Todd Leflore Tamia Lever Tony Linton Karn Lock Eric Ludvigsen Yolanda Macklin Lorna Mann Jamie Marshall Denise Matney Tammalette Mattison Shonda May Tawana McCullough Jamie Menzing Shantel Miller Teresa Miller Kimberly Mitchell Daryl Motley Marcel Nadir 100 Seventh Grade Rachelie Neal Janet Nelson Lataska Oden Jeanme O’Neal Michelle Ott Joe Parks Stephanie Payne Dondrick Perkins Keith Petrella Jennifer Poland Traci Polovina Ericka Powell Jodi Prater Stephanie Ragland Abdul Rashid Angelique Riley Kelly Rockwood Patrick Russell Steve Scarberry Sanita Scott Rhonda Simpson Leslie Smith Lowna Smith Monica Smith Sean Croudy takes time out from his assignment to look at the camera Seventh Grade 101 Sherry Smith Christopher Sparrow Daniel Spencer Gina Stacy Dorcas Tedford Ronelle Thomas Danette Thompson Tamika Thompson Allen Tolbert Aaron Trawick JaJuan Turner Christopher Waite Amanda Walker Veronica Wesley Antonio White Isaac White Tracy Wicks Dante Williams Tonya Williams Curtina Willis Teresa Wingard Jamie Wright Dellisa Wynn Chris Younger Walker Younger 102 Seventh Grade Underclass Late Pictures eighth grade Melissa Knight Sheila McDaniel Eric Pike ninth grade Colette Brown Milton Brown Teresa Suff tenth grade Sandra Youngblood Mary Stewart wears shades during spirit week Keith Banks and Richard Russell strike a happy pose Late Pictures 103 Index A Dionne Adams 8. 87 Krista Adams 82 Monica Adams 62. 65. 92 Shane Adams 87. 90 James Addison 82 Rodney Adler 98 April Alexander 54 Bryan Allen 78 Derrick Anderson Efrem Anderson 78 Michelle Anderson 78 Miko Anderson 69. 98 Scott Asa 51 Angela Ascenc o 45. 62. 87 112 Barbara Atkfr son 78 v Ryan Aver 78 Virgil Avery 63. 65 Willie An. y 10. 25. 33. 48. Si Aytes 38. S7 B Charlene Baber Cletus Baber Greg Baer Jodi Baer 98 Gary Bailey Le Bailey 87 Lavisa Baker 98 Scott Ballentine 40. 92 Vicki Ballentine 37. 40 48. SI. 58 Keith Banks 78. 103 Latrease Ba - Elliza Bankston 11. 78. 82 Ann Bard 48. Si, 58 Daniel B0MI92 Mark Bard 76 Tammy Bargo 93 Mark Barner 93 Joel Barnes 48. SI Denise Barnett 64 Shawn Barnett 98 DeWayne Latasha Barton Jeffrey Bates 82 Leann Bates 87 Marcus Bates 87 Sheila Bates Mishell Batson 92 Regina Battle 11. 31. 40. 82 Thomas Battle 92 Tiffany Battles 64. 98 Kelly Beasley 69. 92 Tracey Beck 40. 87 Kenneth Becker - 26. 27. 33. 48. Si Dana Bedard Melissa Beebe 16, Jack Bell Cynthia Belser JanneHe Benson Jasor Benson Edrls Benton 98 Cheryl Benway 48. SI Onda Berger 92 Ida Berry 42. 43. 82 Pamela Berry 56 Veronica Bethune 82 Jennifer Betts 92 Justin Bigelow 65. 87 Teresa Bmgiey Ramona Bisnop 63. 64. 82 Mark Bivins 82 Eugene Black 92 Ron da Black 17. 48. SI .. 78 „ 82 48. Si Gretchen Blackwell 87 Wilandrea Blair 11. 8? Rashawnda Blake 11 39. 40. 54. 60. 82. 83 Dana Blassingame 54 Delphine Blevins Melvina Blevins 78 Bryan Bobolz Jame! Bolden 57. Vincen Bolden Tanisha Boone 98 Kenneth Bostwick 98 James Bourcier r Kamarh Bowers 98 Tasha Bowman 92 Terry Boyce 32. 33. 48. SI Dennis Boyer 92 Antoinette Boylston 48. SI Maurice Brady Carrie Bragg 10. 48. Si, 56. 60. 61 Sean Brandon Bryan Bransford Eric Brantley 34. 78 Yaek.) Brodie 78 I isa Bronson 62. 65 92 Christopher Brooks ‘ 8 Crystal Broughton 5 v 87 Angela Brown 'Carmen Brown 65,1)2 Cheryl Brown 87 Colette Brown 64. Colette Brown 10. Darien Brown Janine Brown 60. Lydell Brown 10. Michael Brown Milton Brown 103 Ritchie Brown 63 jhareatha Brown Tamara Brc Timothy Brrwn 25. 34. 35. 78 “an 92 Tremayne Bryant Percey Buck 87 Mark Buchler 82 Thomas Buchler 98 Tarneseia Buford 98 Ernestine Burks 98 Kena Burnett Dana Burns 67. 78 Ulysses Burns 24. 25. 87 Edris Burt 62. 65. 68 Timothy Burton 40. 82 Nemecia Bush 92 Janine Busha 78 Andrea Butler 40. 92 Kenneth Butler 10. 48. S2. S5. 58 Kimberly Butle' 87 Terrance Butler 60. 87 Walter Butler 92 Acho Byrd 98 Joyce Cade 54. 78 Jermaine Caldwell 92 Carla Calhoun 92 Annta Callaway 98 Amy Campbell S2 James Campbell 87 Terrance Campbell Tonya Campbell 39. 78 James Camper 87 Loren Carlson 56. 82 David Carpenter 63. 67. 78 Miles Carter 25. 34. 87 J, oo, 4 64, 92 2 65 Robbin Carter Bernita Carulher 87 Shannon Case 82 Courtney Oavette 87 Timdthy Chastain Carmen Cnatman 48. S2. 56 Alonzo Cheeks 87 Ray Christopher Penny Clark JO. 38. 48. S2 [ Yolanda Clark 64. Anita Clarke 92 David Claxton James Claxton 82 James Cloyd 98 Jamen Cobbin 69 9? Callie Coffman 10. S2 | Chad Coffman S21 Matthew Coggins 78 Stephanie Cohen Deanna Cole 48. S2 Finmtta Cole 65. 98 Twanna Coleman 93 Cortez Collier 98 Lisa Collier 93 Jesse Collins 93 Shalenza Collins 65. 93 Shaan Colyer 78 Lawrence Conley Jermaine Conner 98 Robert Cook 93 Kimberly Cooke 93 Kenneth Cooper 93 Lorene Cooper 82 Robert Cooper 63. 82. 112 Donnell Cornelius Richard Cory 25. 78 Daniel Cox 93 Karen Cox 64. 78 Pamela Cox 57. 63. 78 Patrick Cox 93 Soprano Cox 42. 43 Colette Crain 87 Alberta Crawford 11. 39. 64. Antonia Crawford 57, 83 Karen Crawford 87 India Crayton 87 Rhonda Crayton 99 Terry Crews 33. 78 Darelyn Crochran 63. 78 Cindy Crockett Ronald Croudy 26, 78 Sean Croudy 99 101 Brent Crowder 25. 87 Danielle Crowder 93 Kimberly Daly 93 Jacqueline Dantzer 99 Jo Ellen Darlington 20, 21. 57, 79 Allan Davis 83 Angie Davis 11. 17. 31. 57. 83. 112 Lawanda Davis 87. 89 Marietta Davis 10, 17. 38. 48. S2 Micheal Davis 83 Necia Davis 99 Sonya Davis 10. 38. 48. S2, 54. 60 Twanethea Davis 87 Carmen Dawkins 48 Linda Dawkins Van Dawkins 24. 25. 79. 81 Nicholas Dean Brian DeJournett S2. 57. 73 Deseri Delano 99 Jennifer DeMaria 11, 83. 99 Robert DeMaria 9 82 104 Index Shontelle Dent 93 Wanda Derengowski 10, 48. S2 Pamela DeVaughn 11. 40. 44. 45. 83 Gina Dickson S2 • j Melinda Dimmick 62, 103 Michael Dimmick 40. 99 Michael Domgan 83 Cornelius Donnei 99 Mark Donnelly S2 Matthew Dover 40. 93 Christopher Dowd 93 Noel Doyle Michelle Draheim 83 Darcy Drawl 87 Janeen Duckett 11 Kathryn Dufon 40. 99 Steven Dufon 10. 14. 36. 37. 48. S2. 54. 58 Honda Duncan 57 Lonnie Duncan 25. 33. 48 Stephanie Duncan 31. 87 Susan Dunford 7 Shawn Dunigan 99 Katrina Durrett 64. 99 tufape Dye 99 48. sa m E Shir let Earnest 87 Michael Eckert 87 Brad Edgecombe 83. 86 Ira Edwards 93 Sheila Edwards 56. 79 James Elam Jr. 93 Troy Elbert 99 Najia Elerson 54. 83 James Elston Ann Elzie 28. 29. 30. 42. 43 Jesse Etheridge 60. 93 Eric Evans 34. 63. 83 Erica Evans 11. 87 Tracy Evans 93 Darrel Fagan 83 Yolanda Feaster 38. 48. 53. 58 Nichole Fielder 54. 83 Aimee Fink 69, 93 Aleta Finley Serenia Flourney 9. 48. S3 Elke Fochler 48. S3. 51. 58. 59 Werner Fochler 79 Shelly Ford 54 87. 88. 112 Tresa Fordham 79 Kevin Fortenberry M Yolanda Fortenberry 87 Loretta Forward 83 John Fournier 14. 48. S3 Mason Fournier 13. 57. 83 David Franklin 26. 33. 79. 103 Frank Franklin 99 Matthew Franklin 56. 83 Pam Franklin 11, 39. 45. 60. 83 Tracey Franklin 79 Crystal Freeman 56. 79 Diene Freeman 8. 31. 57. 62. 87 Amy P rze 56. 59. 62. 88 Char f kes 17. 79 G Robert Gaines 26. 27. 48. S3. 58. Christine Gale 54. 79 Michael Gale 48. S2. S3 Michael Garner 83 Patrick Garner Julie Gerace 45. 88 Jeffrey Gerard 88 Eric Gibbs 48. S3 Mmdy Gibson 88 Angela Giden Percy Glover 99 David Goddard 93 Jerry Gohl 10. 48. S4. 53. 58 Michael Goins 11. 34. 35. 83 Manuel Gonzales Karen Gooley 63. 79 Monique Gooley Carolyn Goss 93 . L Sandra Goss 11. 83. 85 Darian Goza 88 Michelle Grant 69. 99 Christine Gray 54. 83 Crystal Gray 16. 17. 54. 63 64. 83 Bethany Green 54� 61. 79 Edrick Greene 79 Marta Greer 28. 36. 56. 60. 79. 112 Angela Gulley 83. 86 Billy Gulley 93 Veronica Gulley 99 H Dawn Haeger 63. 88 Claudette Hairston Michael Hale 48. 53 Trina Handley MaryJ-ianev U Rodney Hanker son 83 , Heather Hanley 99 George Hannah 9. 10. S3. 54 Katrena Hannah 11. 29 Deisha Hanson 93 Tremayne Harden 93 Kim Hardin Damone Harper 99 Detra Harrington 11. 39. 54. 62 Jason Harrington 94 Camille Harris LaMomca Harris 88 Monica Harris Sean Harris 36. 37. 79 Cynthia Hatch 10. 48. S3 Marprie Haughey 99 Rebecca Haughey 88 Burdette Hawkins 88 James Hawkins 88 Julie Hawkins 88 Scott Hawkins 57, 79 Monica Hayes 54. 79 Richard Heller 65. 94 Ronald Heller 99 Alan Helms LaRonn Hemphill 94 Michell Hendricks S3 Anvil Henry 65. 99 Leonard Henry LeRon Henry 33. 57, 79 Amy Herman 99 Jason Henngton 93 Mark Herron 99 Angela Hethenngton 99 Angela Hewitt 83 Joshua Hewitt 94 Kim Hewitt 46. S3 Lori Hewi 79 Richard Hildreth 99 Yolanda Hill 65 Kathleen Himes 83 Norman Himes Daw” Hinton 43. 60 Crysta Hodm Sheena H Jge Tim Hogan 43. S3. 57 Dawn Hoke 57. 79 Brenda Hoiienback Delbert Holley Dwayne Hollins James He i is 94 Alan Hok es 48. S4. 50 Monica Holmes 31. 69. 94 Jeffrey Holoye 25. 88. 112 1 Linda Hopkins.41 t S4. 54 56 David Hi ichael H Itricia Hi jristian Houston 29. 33. 34. 79| Robin Howard 60. 61. 79 Taura Howard 83 Wanda Howard 112 Burton Hubbard 88. 112 Lawrence Hubbard 11. 34. 35, 84 Deborah Hucdieston Carmen Hudson 31. 56. 6T 8 Jeffery Hudson Ashley Humphries Susanne Hunter Pamela Hussey 94 Karen Hutchins 94 Omar Hyatt 88 Glenn Hyrman I Betsy Ingram Elizabeth Ingram 56. 84 Jerry Ishmael 84 Crystal Isom 94. 97 Crystal Jackson Lachelle Jackson 79 Paulette Jackson 79 Sheena Jackson 68 Tamika Jackson 94 Michael Jefferson i0. S4 Chantel Jenkins Moieshae Jenkins 62. 99 Christopher Jesiek 94 Audra Johnson 10. 42, 43. 48, S4 Carlos Johnson 9. 79 Cheryl Johnson 56. 79 . Clarence Johnson 88 David Johnson 84 M k Erika Johnson 99 Hue Johnson 94 James Johnson 84 Kathryn Johnson 10. 48. S4. 58 Leonard Johnson 88 Peter Johnson 36. 37. 84. 112 Richard Johnson S4. 56 Rochelle Johnson 99 Tamara Johnson 45. 48. 88 Tamara Johnson 31. 36. 37. S4. 58. 62 Bradley Jones 88 Brian Jones 99 Darren Jones S4. 57 Ernest Jones 88 Jennifer Jones 62. 94 Kim Jones 88 Mane Jones 63 Roxanna Jones 63..88 Sylvia Jones 94. 96 Robert Jordan 10. 14. 28. 48. S4. 58. 59 Trade Jordan Brian Joshua 84 Charese Junior 64. 91. 94 Quinette Junior 69. 100 Thomas Junior 89 Melanie Katzmareck 94 Glen Keely 11. 26. 37. 84 Brenda Keller 94 David Keller 84 Andre Kelley 25. 84 Tammy Kellum 84 Stephon Kennedy 79 Gregory Kent 56. 89 Thomas Kerby Deanna Kessler 84 Anthony Kilgore 100 Gary Kilgore 65 Index 105 Dawn Kincaid 89 Tawana King 54. 79 Jacqueline Kish 94 Colleen Klebs 84 Michael Klebs 48. 55. 57. 58 Keith Koger 65. 92. 94 Latisha Koger 100 Tabatha Koger J 7. 29. 68. 84 Thelma Koger 17, S5. 49 Tnna Koger 80 Paul Kopcan 80 Jennifer Kroll 94 Joseph Kucharski Brian Lam 100 Jennifer Lam 64, 69. 100 Amy Lampley 63. 89 Crystal Lang Leslie Lawson 80 Seth Lawson 95 Kristi LeBlanc 11. 84. 112 Idris Lee 100 Carmen LeFlore 100 Todd LeFlore 100 Dallas Lenear 60. 89 Michael Leonard 84 Adam Lester 89 Tamia Lever 100 Carman Lewis 64. 69. 97 Colette Lewis 95 Dhanetta Lewis Feneda Lewis 95. 97 Gretei Lewis Michael Lewis 34, 35. 80 Nathaniel Lewis 25. 84 Stephanie Lewis 31 Jeffrey Lillard 25. 89 Terrence Lilly 63 Stephanie Lincoln 89 Tony Linton 100 Diane Lixey 80 Amy Lock 95 Karen Lock 100 Douglas Long 89 I Eric Ludvigsert 100 HEric Luokka Stephanie Lyde 95 MAnthony Lynch 56. 80 Marvin Lyons Tawana McCuUough 100 Anita M, Daniel 68. 95 103 M |Nycorta Mabry Christopher MacDermaid 10. 37. S5. 49. 58 Yolanda Macklin Daniel Madison 84 | Marie Makidon 57. 84 ■ Annette Manley Lorna Mann 100 Brent Marko 26. 58. 59. 80 Jamie Marshall 100 Wanda Marthrel 68. 95 Wanda Marthrel 68. 95 Amy Martindale 95 Jerry Martindale Melissa Mason 89 Jonathon Mateen 33. 62. 80 Greg Mathews Denise Matney 100 Tammalette Mattison 69 Joseph Maule 95 Kathleen Maule 56. 80 Tyrome Maxwell 89 Shonda May 62. 64 iQO lonya Mayberry 89 George Mayf s 84 David Mayton S5 Julie Maziarz 4 89 Aimeer McCrary ft 35 r f 0. S4. 49. r. 84 S5. 58 heila McDaniel 89 e McGee fton Me Gee 25. 34 gey McGee 64 5 r old McIntyre 95 McMullin 16 McMurray 57 McMurray S5 49 Shamara McNair Theresa McNamara 95 laTasha McNeal Wilfred McNeil 54. 56 Dana Meadows 65. 95 James Melton S5 LaSholne Melton 65. 95 Jamie Menzing 64. 69. 100 Lyanna Millen 84 Marvin Miller 84 Scott Miller S5 Shantel Miller 65. 69. 100 Tere rWWer 100 Bethany Mince 49 Jerry JflpDr 9. 49. 54 Kimberly Mitchell 100 Todd Miichell 10. 2t S5 Cassandra Mobley 89 Tyrann Monreal 'ama a Mont 56. 80 Katrece Moore 80 Michael Moore Tanya Moore 60. 65. 95 Harold Morgan 25 84 Kimoerly Morgan 65 95 LaVance Morgan Michael Morgan 25. 63. 80 Randy Morgan 56. 80 Sandra Morgan St 49. 56 Shannon Morrison 89 Kimbgjfy Morton 62, 63. 95 Wendy Morton 11, 62. 84 Alesha Mosley S6. 49. 50. 58. 59 Joseph Mosley Kimberly Mosley Rodney Mosley 10. S6. 49 Daryl Motley 100 Tyron Motley Regina Mukes Renee Mukes S6 Sherwin Mukes Michael Murphy 89 Hakim Muwwakkil ft N Lmette Nadir 54. 61. 80 Marcel Nadir 100 Rachelle Neal 101 v B Stephanie Neal 65 Tracy Neal 95 Martin Needham 80 Regina Nelms S6 Janet Nelson 101 Demetria Newman 95 Maynard Newman 26. 80 Coretta Ngakane Lauretta Ngakane 80. 81 Kevin Nichols 37. S6. 49 Carolyn Nickles 84 Troy Nielson 95 Tara Nitz 89 Corey Nolden 56 Consuela Norris 89 Stephen Novak 89 Gina Novara 44. 45. 62. 83. 84 Frlcka Nunn 89 Natascha Nunn 95 Otis Nunn 84 O f Michael O'Dell 24. 25. 36. 37. S6. 49. 50, 58 L aT.iska Oden 101 Lisa Oden to. S6. 57 Yolanda Odom 62, 65. 69 Jeannie O’Nea 64. 101 Nathan On Laurie Otler Michelle Ott Jeffrey Overma 39 Danielle Overton 65 69. 95. 96 Janeen Overton 11. 39. 85 ;aom I 'Nea 64, 1%95 )tt Joe Parks 101V Tawana Patilla 31. 85 Andrea Patrick 95 Eric Patterson 95 Creshando Payne 80 Stephanie Payne 101 Cindy Payton S6 49. 54. 58 18. S6. 49 Trachelle Pearson 64. 89 Sabrina Pendleton 62. 68. 80 Valerie Perdue 90 Dondrick Perkins 101 Tralonie Perkins 11. 85 Jodi Perreault Mary Peterson 80 Xavier Peterson 10. 25. S6. 49 Brian Petreila 85 Keith Petreila i0i Karl Petnck 25. 34. 68. 85 Joseph Pickens 11, 85 6r.c Pike 69. 103 Danae Plamondon 85 Jennifer Poland 101 Traci Polovina 101 Kassandra Porteous 62. 90 Angie Portillo 90 Luis Portillo 96 Cardi Powell 80 Ericka Powell 60. 63 Michael Powers 90 Jodi Prater 101 Veronica Presnail Kerry Price 96 _aJuan Pringle 11 Heather Provost 90 Angela Pugh 96 Stephanie Ragland 101 Abdul Rashid 63. 101 :helle Rayford 85 rrence Reeves 11. 85 Richardson 10. S6. 49 Rideout 90 itthew Riffe 11. 49. 85. 112 Redonna Riggs 31, 34 Angelique Riley 101 Barbara Ringlein 85 Linda Ringlein 65. 96 Jovita Roberts 80 Brenda Robertson Sebastian Robinson 10. 32. 33. 49 Yusuf Robinson 90 Kelly Rock wood 101 Karen Roof© 62. 66. 80 Corey Root 96 Timothy Root 11, 85 Bradley Ross 90 Daria Ross 96 Alvita Rouser 11, 31. 60. 85 Danielle Royster 90 Michelle Royster 96 James Ruddy 85 Douglas Ruggles 26. 90 106 Index Robert Rumph 33 Uyonka Rushing 39. 80 Patrick Russell 101 Richard Russell 11, 26. 85. L Robin Russell m Ameer Rutherford 26. 86 Hassa Rutherford 86 s Christy Sage 85. 112 mar Salaam 68. 90 : avid Sa unas 63. 85 layton Sellas S6 Brian Sanderson 80 hawn Sanson 63 Steven Scar berry 101 Mark SchnesK 80 rent Scobey 80 r evm Scobey 26. 90 onnie Scott 10. 38. S6. 49 awn Scott 96 aquita Scott 80 anita Scott 101 sonji Scott S6 enora Seale 10. 57. 61 96 aul Segura 90 Micfiele’Seymour 8 112 Stephanie Seymod WFf W: Robert Shafer 54. 55 5« Shelley Shannon 90 Paula Sheick 69. 96 (Carlton Shelton 80 Suzanne Shelton 85 Donnell Shepperd 96 Stephanie Sherwood 65. 96 Dawn Shropshire 56. 80 Melody Sias S7. 49. 57 Robert Sias 90 Dry on Simmons 85 Cassandra Simmons 54. 81 f-rston Simms 81 'wyla Simms 11, 85 Rhonda Simpson 101 Armond Singleton Kimberly Skipper 60. 85 olanda Small S7 Debbra Smeja 69. 96 aig Smith lames Smith 10. 49 Joseph Smith 26. 90 i.atrice Smith 57. 56. 57 .eslie Smith 64. 101 Lisa Smith 81 Lowna Smith 101 Smith 101 Smith 90 Smith 90 Dhafon Smith 10. S7. 49 Sherry Smith 102 Todd Smith 21. 27. S7. 49. 58. Janis Sny 17. S7. 49 Jerry Soyka 69 Randy Soyka 85 Christopher Sparrow 102 Belinda Spears S7. 49. 56. 62 Daniel Spencer 102 Gina Stacy 102 Lon Stapleton 60. 96 Maria Stapleton 11. 85 Kim Starks 90 Ann Stefamc 86 John Stevens S7. 49. 51. 112 Mary Stewart 43. 54. 56. 81. 103 Joel Stiff 96 Sironda Stigall 90 Mark Stohon 96 S her rise Strong 65. 96 • Twyla Strozier Gene Stuart 81 it, 69. 96 102 Teresa Suff 103 atherine Sutherby ichelle Sutke raig Sutters 25. 33. 56 Brian Tailieu 96 Karman Tankersle Nina Tardy 112 Anica Tasevsr 9f Dina Tasevska 86 Andrea Taulke 90 Charmane Taylor 54 Nicole Taylor 90 Tameika Taylor 65. Carlton Tedford 63 69. 102 Elizabeth Tedford 68. 86 Erica Thomas 91 Ronelle Thomas 102 Danette Thompson 69 Nikka Thompson 69. 96 Rhonda Thompson 13 '7. 29. 43. S2. S7. 49 Susan Thompson 81 Tamika Thompson 10- Jovonka Thorns 96 Brook Thornton 63. 6 ’ Todd Thornton 08 Allen Tolbert 102 Kaleb Topps Vatma Topps S7. 49. fhnstma Torrey 86 Hcott Torrey S7 iisa Tower 91 Aaron Trawick 102 Bethany Trevithick 91 El-Hajj Triplett 56. 91 Patrice Triplett 57. 86 Swain Triplett S7 Robert Turnbull 81 Bons Turner 94. 96 JaJuan Turner 102 Steve Turner 96 Trma Turner 96 Quentella Tyler 11. 17 103 54 U Jennifer Uhlbeck 81 Daryl Urquhart Michelle Utt rystal VanArsdale 65. 86 atti VanWyck 56. 63. 81 enny VanWyck S7 iii.am VanWyck 63. 65. 96 imothy Varner eiissa Vickery ■mse Vyse 97 W Jhris Waite 102 Shirley Waite 86 Amanda Walker 69. 102 Shante Walker 65. 96 Joseph Walton 10. 81 Vanita Wamble 86 Christophlr WarmbOid 11, 21. 26. R'cX Brmbo,d21.26’3. 35. Nadine Warner 62. 91 Yolanda Warren Ineatha Waters 11. 45, 54. 86 Raquel Watson Richie Watt Robert Waycaster 82. 86. 97 Steven Watcaster 65. 97 Bngette Webb 57. 86 urie V tjr qeiie weDD o oo Laurie Webb 11, 39. 44. 45. 54. 60. 62. 86 Leisja Webb 10. 38. S7. 49. 51. 58 Michael Webb 97 Timothy Webb 91 Shani Weeden 97 David Welsh S8. 49. 50 Veronica Wesley 102 Michelle Westbrook 91 Sandy Westbrook 29. 30. S8. 49. 57. 58 Linda Whidbee 38. S8. 49. 55 Antonio White Christopher White 97 Isaac White Rodney White 37. S8. 49. 54 Stephen White 20. 21 Janis Whitfield 91 Tizana Wicker 63. 64. 91 Kimberly Wicks S8. 49. 58 Tracy Wicks 102 LaRon Wilburn 97 Regina Wilkerson S8. 58 Andree Williams 10. 29. 42. 43. S8. 49 Bonita Williams 43. 58. 81 Bryon Williams 91 Dante Williams 64 David Williams 81 Dawn Williams 97 Heidi Williams 45. 91 Marcia Williams 38. 81 Tamera Williams 63. 97 Tonya Williams 012 Curtina Willis 62. 102 Elizabeth Willoughby 11, 86 Daniel Willy 91 Aaron Wilson 91 Craig Wiltfong 97 A Teresa Wmgard 102 Reginald Winslow 10. 25. S3. S8. 49. 58. 59. 112 Colleen Wolfe Lisa Wolfe Malisa Wolfe 64. 91 Lisa Wood 91 Bobbie Woodel 65. 97 Cheri Woods 11. 82. 86 Darmsha Woodyard 10. S8. 49. 58. 60 Brian Worth 26 Bondee Wright Jamie Wright 100. 102 Dellissa Wynn Jason Wynn 56. 86 Marcus Wynne 91 Denise Yarbrough 8. 10. 11 Monique Young Sandra YounnoTood 58 103 Chris Younger 102 Walker Younger 102 Scott Yurk 81 Joseph Zelley 8 Michelle Zelley, 10 Index 107 The Year In Review Unknown Vieu«u: Vet is honored, buried vour bill to bring up £aby $142,700 fVPFK nr receipts hiygarp speed a Jones and the Temple of Doom'' set gate recetpBfl Duck s 50 Blrthda Jair in troutp in New Orleans President fleagan he ilfvillmg to talk to Soviets Supre|f� vourt rules the! Seniority most impor tant . Six ask fgr heart Senal9£0tts 21 drink mi Jesse IgpR on. Adel Gpstr talks contr e. John DeLor an jury-tatipe' ng probe J. Jackson'4 tour sells tickets for $30 a AutoworkJ otf C ally open Break ouncesJind new ways tooreaktk Mondate picks Geraldine Fet firo os his yfce-presi dent ifr 4T St 6 M bn profit at GM in 2nd quarter, v Mondale picked as the De Bic p nominee Spac0’Amv Talks Off between U S a Prince’s Purple Raip movie debuts USA Olympic team leadmg the world in Carl Lewis wins his third gold-medal J Zilwaukee Jayced dose down rather thar admit hR__________‘ Speculation abounds on Chernenko' health . Postmaster Bolger hints at Spent stamp w 86 USFL win move to tall season m 1986 NASA seeks teacher-naut llinois lottery pot up to $28 mifiic dies ntial June 17 June 22 June 23 June 24 June 26 July 4 Juiy 9 July 11 July 17 July 19 W22 July 27 July 3i Augus- 3 August 18 Augus- 19 Augus 21 Augus- 25 Augus- 28 WBjKt 29 HB ___ September 1 ►‘«GHOST BUSTERS' top summei box f tffce hit 11 Ferraro shows up to Ffctl late. X t September 17 Terrorist group vows to hit U.S. in Lebanpr September September 10 USA scolds Ethiopfe on famine mi Sr September 19 Smoking can triple risk Peart disease Octet - 1 October 7 October 10 October 12 October $4 October 17. October 19 October 27 October 28 October 3i November 2 November 6 Noverrjber 10 November 15 November 23 Pope Travels iry.looisteps of Columbus Mondale and Reagan debate in Kentucky] UAW chief sees ok on GM contract First U.S. worn n walks in space. Detroit Tigers wifl World Series. Our college ..rnpu|jie 52% women Ban on paDdlmg .rged Reagan lending bigm all of the poll Baby Fee's baboon heart opera roads' U S goal Safe Ha oween Debt-ridden World's Fair plans quiet end Ronald Reagan Wins Election Big GOP gams in state 'egislatures. | More foreign stuoepts attending USA schools Film firm gives ax t Santa horrqr fHrr December December December December December December December 28 December 29 December 30 January 1 January 2 r January January 8 January 11 January 12 January 13 January 16 January 19 January 20 January 21 January 23 Tip O’Neill voted Speaker ol House again Gas leak kills thousands in India Big push for seat-belt laws, implant patient serious after stroke Job offers up for '85 grads’ Report Card Our schools are better Reagan praises Afghan rebels. Good mate Best care for depression Good year for artificial heart recipient Wil- liam Schroeder Ice. snow hit Flint area Subway vigilante may fight return Herpes risk low for kids, experts say. GM starts a new company. Saturn Celebrating Rev King's Day begins one year early Inauguration II: Less ritz more style Autoworld temporarily closes Court OK s student searches Total ban urged on cigarette ads San Francisco wins Super Bowl Freezing temperatures close Flint Schools FLINT ACADEMY PICKED ONE OF TOP SCHOOLS IN Ml January 28 January 29 February 4 February 7 February 9 February 11 February 12 February 13 February 14 February 15 February 16 USA m Beirut Security fears grow Wall Street hits all-time mark by breaking 1300 Michigan workforce puts 2.300 on the job School reforms show results Pentagon payment for military spare parts disputed Tuition for class of 85’ up 7% Chernenko still absent; a mystery School called off at the last moment for Flint Public Schools.(Chill Factor -40°) About 1 billion Valentine cards are ex- changed today. Anti-abortion push in 37 states Murray Haydon is the third artificial heart February 17 February 18 February 20 February 21 February 22 February 23 February 24 February 25 March 1 recipient Stamp goes up to 22 cents today CBS. Westmoreland settle libel suit; claim victory Miss Liberty com to raise millions to repair Statue of Liberty Weather changes from cold to warm caus- ing flooding Gas prices inch higher. $1.07 per gallon Wolverines beat Spartans 75-73 in basket- ball game A trail, ailing Chernenko appears on TV. Ethiopia demands return of Black Jews'. Yearbook is officially done We did it! We recorded history GOLD PATRONS A. Frame Awards Miss Kathy Anderson Angelo’s Coney Island Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Ascencio Mr. Richard Bolden - Master Glamour Studio Elegance Florist Enterprise Tackle Co. Farmers Market Collectibles Mr. Joe Hagar Gloria M. Horton - Princess House Crystal Consultant (Crystal-Silver- China) J H Plumbing Co., Complete Plumbing Repair, Emergencies - 789-5856 Mr. Robert Krabill Mr. and Mrs. Ray and Pam Lee Norma J. Levander Mrs. Deborah Levoir Mrs. Ann McCabe Mr. and Mrs. Melvin L. Riffe Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Seymour John Brenda Stevens Mr. John R. Stevens Mrs. Eula Thigpen Mrs. Gloria Tibbetts Underhill Pharmacy PATRONS BLUE Pat Capo Evergreen Cleaners Sandy Collard Diplomat Pharmacy Ms. Glenda L. Eiler Mr. Gordon Freeman Mrs. Wonda Hope Amy and John LaClair Mr. Lloyd Nicholson Mr. Jerry O’Dell Woodrow Proffer Barbara Reynolds Mr. Melvin C. Scott Mrs. Liz Sisk Mrs. Margaret B. Taylor Ms. Jacqui Wells Autographs Autographs We Love It When A Plan Comes Together The 1984-85 Academia Staff. FRONT ROW: Peter Johnson (4 semesters): Photographer; John Stevens (2 semesters): Head Photographer; Reginald Winslow (7 semesters): Editor-in-Chief. Sports Editor. Seniors; Shelly Ford (2 semesters): Student Life. Index: Angela Ascencio (1 semester): Typist. Index. MIDDLE ROW: Angilena Davis (1 semester): sports; Jeff Holove (1 semester): Index; Sandra Morgan (3 semesters): Typist; Nina Tardy (1 semester): Index; Burton Hubbard (1 semester): Photographer; Wanda Howard (1 semester): Index BACK ROW: Matt Riffe (1 semester); Index; Michele Seymour (3 semesters). Student Life. Faculty. Undergradutes; Christy Sage (3 semesters): Student Life. Faculty. Undergraduates. Business Manager; Bobby Cooper (2 semesters): Sports; Marta Greer (1 semester): Photographer • A special thanks to Ron Harrold and Josten’s American Yearbook Company. 112 Yearbook Staff ICSTENS