Gadsden High School - Crucible Yearbook (Gadsden, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1988 volume:

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What sep- arates Gadsden High from other schools is the percentage of those who make the decision to take an active role in their high school experience. contents opening aficnts activities o anijati ns tnends fiensonatities iacuiUi aofi uwtones fcati yts seniors ctoSiKf cottuttfutiUf aufifuvtt index 2 7 27 51 76 21 22 27 97 105 113 155 173 S above: Michael Madden and Janice Hooks are proud to be Gadsden High Tigers. They have made the decision to be involved in school life. right: Seniors Larry Rozelle, John Rutledge, Jonathan Godbey, Cynthia Williamson, Andrew Loveman, and Brian Green wear their shades to show it is cool to be a Tiger in 1988. 2 left: Seniors John Rutledge and Phillip Beddingfield realize one of their last journeys through the scie' building. below: jimmy Jordan, William Jones, Chanda Baptist, Teddy Kirby, Darryl Douthard, and Gerry Benson styling and profiling in the library. above: Senior class president Andrew Loveman shapes the homecoming Tiger with help from Nathan Moore. left: Eric Higgins, number 61, sends an Emma Sansom Rebel into repentance as leading rusher Sedric Hol- stick gains yardage for the Tigers. Gadsden High defeated arch-rival Sansom 28 to 7. 3 above: Wendy Johnson and Jana Massey prove that cheerleading makes friends forever. right: Mrs. Cowart's Advanced Placement English students work hard to meet their research paper dead- line. 4 top: Linda George and Janna Morrow don't always exhibit their friendship this obviously, but they are representative of the many friendships that grow and remain among GHS students. left: Johnny Horsely and Taylor Edge have fun during their lunch class. Generally, most students look for- ward to lunchtime as a break in their busy day of study and classwork. above: Freshman Mary Margaret Haygood has that look of surprise that seems so common on the faces of ninth graders until they get used to being at GHS. CRUCIBLE 1988 a time for involvement The uninvolved Student had no ex- cuse. The number of extra-curricular activities and the opportunities for each and every person to become in- volved were numerous. Whether you were in an A.P. class, a member of the cheerleading squad, or involved with class homecoming activities, you had the opportunity to make the most of your high school experience. The saying one can only expect to get out of some- thing what one puts into it applies to high school as much as it does to any other part of life. The following pages are the culmi- nation of ideas, observations, and input from a group of people who came to- gether one hour a day to function as a unit and accomplish the demanding task of assembling a yearbook which all students would be proud to call their Crucible. 5 a yeast C t — Sports and athletics enrich the curriculum of any school by paying attention to the physical development of the student as well as the mental development. GHS offers a number of opportunities to students to become active in athletics as shown by the wide range of sports and the high number of students involved, top: The Soccer Team in action, above: A Tiger runner slides toward the base. left: Volleyball competition brought our Lady Tigers one-on-one with other top notch players. 7 rr ; Tiger Head Coach Vince DiLorenzo sums up the football season: 1 am very proud of the way the football team handled the adversities and injury problems we had this year. This class of seniors will graduate knowing they have never been beaten by Sansom or Litchfield. The legacy they leave behind is that anything is possible if you will set your goals, believe in them and then work hard to accomplish them. This is the price of success. The football team once again had a winning season. Our record was 6-3 and included some close wins as well as heartbreaking losses. The Tigers proved that they could indeed progress and carry on as the pride of our city. It was difficult to top the performance of last year's state championship team, but no one ever accused the 1987 Tigers of resting on their laurels”. They worked hard throughout the season and earned the respect of their many fans and supporters by playing with determination and effort at every outing. No, it wasn't another state championship year, but it was definitely a year when we all could say It's great to be a Gadsden Tiger! 4 lilfJg56As7 7i 3UAlff 3 ti2rsB25i0ry5 b% dmmm. Pictured above, with their coaches, are players of the 1987 GHS Tiger Football Team. Some of these players did not play the entire year on the varsity squad. Those who did, according to the coaches, are identified here, jaime Day, David Jones, Tony Roberson, Sedrick Holstick, Dewayne Byars, Steven Henslee, Jamie Bowers, Buddy Wright. Mark Skelton, Harry Kampakis, Jeff Crumley, Chad Mink, Joe Starnes, Eric Higgins, Scott Stewart, Phillip Beddingfield, Jeff Gilbert, Rodney Calloway, Shonte Ford, Scott Walker, David Partridge. Matthew Pine. Kelvin Bradford, Jason Watkins, Johnny Smith, Jason Crow, Bart Copeland, Baylor Street, Torren DeRamus. Ben Parker, Dexter Harrell, Foster Smith. Cecil Booker, Shawn Lawrence, Bobby Avery, Jonathan Best, Jimmy Jordan, Nathan Schultz, David Ball, John Roden, Craig Liggan, Ronnie Philpot, Drew Howard, Thomas Hannah, Keith Dudley, Dunican Caselberry, Anthony Gaston, Patrick McGee, David Parks, and Anthony Thomas. Senior Football Players, top row: Dunican Caselberry, Kelvin Bradford, Bobby Avery, jimmy for- dan, Rodney Calloway, Jason Crow, Eric Higgins, Jamie Day front row: Scott Stewart, John Roden, Drew Howard, Jonathan Best, David Partridge, Phil- lip Beddingfield, Jamie Bowers, and Craig Liggan. At left: Nathan Schultz attempts a field goal. Bottom: Coach Ronald Mayes, on the sidelines, thinks up another game plan. SCORE 13 — 6 28 — 9 3 — 0 7 — 27 19 — 0 28 — 15 0 — 13 0 — 24 28 — 7 OPPONENT Litchfield Coffee Wellborn Minor Southside Anniston Etowah Ft. Payne Emma Sansom right: Senior Bobby Avery cuts back against the grain in a display of agility, below: Kelvin Brad- ford has trouble eluding some persistent wildcat opponents. (Photos on this page courtesy of Chets Heargt I'm very proud of this year's team. They set some goals at the first of the year and then worked hard to reach those goals. They represented themselves, Gadsden High, and their families well. I guess the thing that I’ll remember most about this team is that they never gave up, no matter how bad things looked. They're all winners in my book. -Coach Ronald Mayes Overall, we had a good season. We had a few let downs during the season that cost us a play-off spot, but the players put it all on the line and played well when they ivanted to. It was a season to look back on, be proud of, and learn from. -Coach Mike Argo above: ,SuperTiger Jaime Day leaps tall players in a single bound, left: Sedrick Holstick slips away from a Wellborn tackier and heads for daylight. (Photos on this page courtesy of Chns Heard) 11 ti tut X f daA t u2fL '7 was very proud of this year's team (18-8) because they overcame two or three situations beyond their control to be able to compete and have a chance to win against any team in the state of Alabama -Coach Gary Muskett Tiger Basketball 1987-88 Tigers opponents 87 lackson ville 60 75 Southside 74 94 Ft. Payne 69 65 Etowah 66 62 Emma Sansom 59 73 Brainard, TN 82 67 Austin 51 69 Saks 68 76 Ft. Payne 49 58 Etowah 52 64 Emma Sansom 54 83 Banks 71 55 Litchfield 65 63 Coffee 79 61 Southside 51 55 Anniston 54 62 Litchfield 48 66 Saks 61 60 Jacksonville 53 63 Anniston 54 62 Banks 55 53 Coffee 46 54 Southside 50 44 Etowah 58 63 Athens 66 The 1987-88 Tiger Basketball Team, shown standing with Coach Gary Muskett. are: Rodney Samuels, Ronnie Philpot, Daryl Douthard, Shawn Huff, Keith Dudley, Chuck Herb. David Swain, Bobby Avery, Andre DeR- amus, Kelvin Bradford, and Rodney Calloway. 12 Sl tjaiffttfaZL Lorrie Davis fires up two in the Area Championship game against Emma Sansom. The 1987-88 Lady Tiger Basketball Team, pictured at right are: Deanna Woody. April Wise, Jana Elrod. Adarea Fair. Cecelia Parker. Melissa Barbee. Ann Johnson. Lome Davis. Paula Taylor. LaSonya Brad- ford. Tracci Maddock, Tiffany Parker. Myra Jones and Coach Danny Kimble. 1987-88 Season TIGERS 57 Jacksonville opponents 26 51 Guntersville 45 35 Southsidc 73 39 Ft. Payne 40 49 Etowah 32 41 Sansom 55 20 Grissom 67 22 Ft. Payne 43 43 Etowah 31 41 Sansom 46 28 Guntersville 44 49 Litchfield 33 32 South side 43 32 Anniston 50 29 Litchfield 47 38 Jacksonville 29 39 Anniston 51 58 Etowah 27 34 Sansom 38 above: Tracci Maddock plays good defense again. Sansom. “I was very proud of this year's Lady Tiger Team. They were a very young team, but played with a lot of experience. They all worked hard and proved to themselves that you can do any- thing and overcome any situation if you just work hard. We had two players to be named to the All-Area team: they were Tracci Maddock and Ann Johnson. -Coach Danny Kimble i m m m1 i ; The 1987-88 Junior Varsity Basketball Team was coached by Rick Arthur (at far left) The team consisted of: Jay Tinker, Corlan Roscoe, Matt Mill- er, Barry Bell, Johnny Roberson, Cornelius Smith. Keith Calloway, James Garrett. Anthony Thomas, Jemichael Pearson. Tracy Johnson. Marlon Russell, and Foster Smith, team manager. 1987-88 Scoreboard TIGERS opponents 80 Jacksonville ' 43 50 Southside 54 bO Ft. Payne 41 53 Etowah 48 48 Emma Sansom 72 82 Saks 71 60 Ft. Payne 63 54 Etowah 55 53 Emma Sansom 64 90 Banks 61 64 Litchfield 73 57 Coffee 77 54 Southside 49 47 Anniston 72 55 Litchfield 76 48 Saks 34 50 Jacksonville 39 49 Anniston 76 53 Banks 63 44 Coffee 53 15 , uaMsjf utM The members of the 1987-88 Tiger Volleyball Team are pictured at right front row: Myra ones, attice Hooks, Dionne Adams, Wanda Conrad, back row: Paula Taylor, Ann ohnson, Tracy Johnson, Tammy Robertson. Holley Cray, and Carmen Cox. I was very proud of this team; it was a very young team. There were only two seniors. The team worked hard and accomplished several goals. Tammy Roberson and Carmen Cox were also named All-Area. -Coach Danny Kimble Track Team front row: Shonte Ford, Stanley Studdard, Robert Core, Teddy Curry, Stacey Hale, Mark Skelton, David Partridge, Buddy Wright, second row: Nathan Schultz, Michael McMahon, Zac Clay, Porter Foster, Kelvin Bradford. Dwayne Byers, Foster Smith, Ben Parker, Ronnie Philpot. Kevin MacPherson, back row: Scott Walker. Tony Lipscomb, aime Day, Mat- thew Pine, Derrick Williams, Kristopher Thomas, Thomas Hannah, Tony Almond, Tony Robertson, and Shawn Lawrence. The Track Team is coached by Mike Argo. Golf Team front row: Matthew Meloun, Hasty Laney back row: Johnny Roberson, Jason Wilhite, Glenn McSpadden. The Golf team is coached by Ronald Mayes. Cross Country Team Members of the Cross Country Team are Spence Tay- lor, Matthew Meloun, Kevin MacPherson, John Paul Huguley, and Doric Elliott. The Cross Country Team is coached by James Hall. 17 Ie utt4 Girls' Tennis Members of the learn are pictured al right, front row: Ian Keeling, Kathrine Todd. Renee Kampakis, Elene Kampakis. back row: BarrelI, Robin Russell, Micki Coker, Mamie Coker, Amy Dennis and coach, Martha Bullmk. Not pictured with the team is Paige Jones. above: Senior Mamie Coker returns a serve with championship form. Pictured at right are the top six players on this year's team, top row, left to right: Jan Keeling, Mamie Coker, Kathrine Todd, bottom row, left to right: Paige Jones, Micki Coker, Renee Kampakis. 18 above: Senior Nathan Moore crushes his opponent with a powerful forehand. Pictured at left are the top six players on this year's team, top row, left to right: Laddie Baird, Nathan Moore, and John Hatfield, bottom row, left to right: Scott Haller, Andrew Loveman, and Jon Doss. Boys' Tennis The Gadsden High School Boys' Tennis Team had a very successful year. The season record was 8-1. The team will have five of the top six players graduating this year. I hope there will be many younger players willing to practice throughout the year in order to take their places on the 1989 team. -fane Skipper, coach Members of the team are pictured at left, front row: Bo Beason, Andrew Loveman, Nathan Moore, Laddie Baird, Jon Doss back row: John Hatfield, Byron Todd, David Doss, Bryan Utter, Spence Taylor, Chris Garmon, Robert McElroy and coach, Jane Skipper. Team manager John Paul Huguley is shown in the back. Not pictured with the team is Scott Haller. Members of the Gadsden High Soccer Team are (front row) Mark Skelton, John Rutledge, Hasty Laney, Bay- lor Street, Eddie Edwards. Scott Reynolds, Bill Sul- livan, (second row) Jason Crow, Matt McCollum. Kevin Vezertzis. Craig Smith, Jami Christopher, (back row) Ken Maudsley, Phillip Beddingfield, Chuck Herb, Craig Uggan, and Scott Walker. Not pictured with the team are Bo Beason and Matthew White. left: Kevin Vezertsis and Matthew White join other Tiger players in a short break after a particularly rough first half. left picture: Bo Beason puts the ball into play, right picture: Kevin Vezertzis passes the ball downfield against opponents from Anniston. 20 Members of the CHS Softball Team, pictured at left are top row: Coach Danny Kimble, Janice Hooks, Adarea Fair, middle row: Amy Dil- lard, Lisa Dillard, Tammy Robertson, Melissa Barbee, Angel Morgan. Holley Gray. Suzi Gibbs, Christy Roberson, front row: Jennifer Martin, Tracy Johnson, Tracci Maddock. Ann Johnson, Paula Taylor, April Wise, Nichole Kell. above left: Nichole Kell catches a fly to left field, above right: Christy Roberson shows us how it’s done, lower left: Tammy is safe at third, lower right: Suzi Gibbs, Tracci Maddock, and Nichole Kell find time to monkey around. I am very proud of this year's team. They were a very good team. They surprised a lot of people on how well they played to- gether. They were third in the sectional tournament. Tammy Robertson was named to the all-section team and was also chosen as the team's MVP.'’ -Coach Danny Kimble foite Ul Members of the 1988 Tiger Baseball Team, shown with Coach Rick Arthur, are back row: Ricky Kell, John Brothers, Torren DeRamus, Ion Teusink, David Ball, Andre Wright, Michael Brewster, Dexter Harrell, Lurenza Heard, Jimmy Iordan, Matt Miller front row: Beotis McClain, Scott Washburn. Rodney Cal- loway, Steven Kellet, Dan Tucker, Jimmy Pierce, Tony Fowler, Randy Beason, Bobby Bellew. Taylor Edge, Lett Thomason, and Toby Wood. above: Batgirls for this year's team are Erika Heard, Wendy Johnson, Brandi Payne, Lisa Spaf- ford, and Paige Barclay, above right: Teusink awaits a pick-off throw at first, (photo courtesy of Chns Heard' right: limmy Pierce attempts to steal second base. Is he safe . . . ? (photo courtesy of Chns Heard). 22 above: John Brothers shows off his skill left: Jimmy Pierce, you're out of there! (photos courtesy of Chns Heard) Even though this team finished at 11-11 for the year, they will always be remembered by myself as a team of class and pride. This was a team that went to war in the area tournament and gave all they had for their team, school, and community. All Area, 5A, Team members from Gadsden High were Randy Beason, Dex- ter Harrell, and John Brothers -Coach Rick Arthur Nikki, Jana, Tonya. Paige, Mary Beth, and Janna prepare to lead the cheers for the opening pep rally, held in the stadium before school actually opened in the fall. Here they are warming up and waiting on the stands to fill. top picture: the 1987-88 varsity cheerleaders are: (front row) Paige Barclay(co-head), Wendy Johnson, Tonya Player, Nikki Tinker, (back row) Jana Massey, Mary Beth Cook(head), Linzy Barber, and Janna Morrow. just above: Wendy, Jana, and Tonya — all sophomore members of the varsity squad, take time out for a picture. 24 below: ana and Tonya prepare the spirit signs in the stadium for the first pep rally. upper left: Cheerleaders pause for prayer during their annual camp, above: Ask these cheerleaders just how many girls it takes to hold down a bunch of helium balloons, left: Paige and janna fire up the crowd in the gym during a football season pep rally. 25 The 1987-88 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders, shown at right are standing: Jill Yancey, Alana Worley, Charity Woods, Regina Crews, kneeling: Becky Allen, Dina Gowens, Meshonda Crews, Erika Heard. center left: The 1987-88 JV Grand Champs work hard at summer camp to get ready for a busy year. above: Dina Gowens and Jill Yancey take time out from hanging a spirit sign, left: Junior Varsity Cheerleaders at work during a pep rally make building a human pyramid look incredibly easy. 26 0 0 0 activities Activities are the manifestation of school spirit and social growth. By participating in various school functions, students learn, grow, and change. Gadsden High is fortunate to be able to offer so many activities and opportunities for extracurricular involvement. Students attend dances and special programs of clubs, they have assemblies and pep rallies in school. and they find that by becoming involved, they make lasting friends, lop: The spirit of the Timers is shown as our 1987 football team breaks onto the field, charging the crowd with enthusiasm above: Seth Hudson was one of many students who spent part of Homecoming week helping finish his class float for the parade, left: Senior Homecoming Maids Mamie Coker. Mary Beth Cook. Jacquelyn Lindsey, Kellie Lindsey, and Lorretta Thomas were presented at the homecoming pep rally — one of the many assemblies that brought the student body together. 27 MAGAZINE SALE top left: Misti Smith thinks of places she'd rather be as she takes magazine orders being turned in by Michael Lassater and Mark Willard, top right: Overall top salesman Alton Harrold with his chosen prize, a new stereo system, above: John Williams looks tired, even though it is only the second day of the sale, above right: Paw prints climb toward the top of the ladder as students near their goal, right: Yearbook staff members Jennifer Vice. Jonathan Doss. John Williams, and Janna Morrow are glad the sale is nearly over, lower right: Tisa Moore looks bored after a slow day of turn ins. far right: Bo Beason and Chuck Herb work diligently to take money being turned in by freshmen salesmen. 28 Military Ball top left: GHS students Mikki Wil- son and Ledoria Goldsby join other JROTC students in the receiving line, top right: Dr. Bone along with Mr. and Mrs. Russell greets guests Sharon Wallace and Antho- ny Thomas, left: Proceeding through the honor guard, the lead out is introduced to the guests. GHS students Ted Knight, Eugene Jones, Whitney Perry, and Robert Core participate. 29 Pep Rallies ... a chance for all students to come ti gether and share their spirit, their tali nt, and sometimes, their chiU shness top left: Alana Worley, Dina Gowens, and Charity Woods show that Freshmen can have Tiger spirit too. top right: The Varsity Cheerleaders lead the students in a cheer, above: A highlight of many pep rallies was the acrobatic grace shown by the Varsity Cheerleaders as demonstrated with this pyramid, above right: The class of 1988 usually showed their spirit loudly, right: Seniors Ray Bar- rett, John Williams, Jennifer Vice, Kellie Lindsey, and Mamie Coker took advantage of pep rally time to socialize with friends as well as show their spirit. 30 far left: The entrance of the football team began the excitement at all of our pep rallies. left: Cheerleader-planned games and class competitions gave students a chance to work off some energy. Here Jana Massey gives Mat- thew White and John Williams advice on how to ride a tricycle, below left: The Tiger Band's rendition of our fight song 'Tiger Rag'' always got the crowd into the mood to cheer. above: Coach DiLorenzo always complimented the student body for their enthusiasm and urged them to get involved with their school and support their football team, far left: Fresh- men succeed in building a human pyramid during a class competition, left: Seniors An- drew Loveman and John Rutledge celebrate hat day . 31 Homecoming Parade immediate right: Alfonzo Coats far right: Tiger- ettes entertain the crowd above: senior maids Kellie Lindsey and Mamie Coker, immediately above: senior maids Jac- quelyn Lindsey, Mary Beth Cook and Lorretta Thomas, top center: the Freshman class float, lower center: the Junior class float, bottom left: the Vocational School float with Kim Hancock, Caroline Bufford and Lorenzo Heard, bottom right: car carries Leslie Corker, Karen Wesley and Monica Beck. 32 far left: Varsity Cheerleaders Janna Morrow and Tonya Player and Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Jill Yancey, Alana Worley and Dina Gowens add Tiger spirit to the Homecoming Parade, immediate left: Gadsden High's J.R.O.T.C. units display military discipline during the parade. ,„,Ul � , I i'll� top center: the Senior class float, a first prize winner at last for the class of 1988, lou er center: the Sophomore class float, bottom far left: FHA King and Queen Michael Madden and Janice Hooks, bottom near left: Robin Russell, Elizabeth Haney, Paige Jones, Sarah Wood, Loren Nesbitt, Betty Hammond, and Kelly Elliott represent SADD in the parade, top, above: Junior class maids Renee Kampakis, Erical Johnson and Paige Bar- clay, center, above: Sophomore class maids Dionne Adams, Wendy Johnson and Jana Massey, immediately above: Freshman class maids Becky Allen, Erika Heard and Lana Elrod. 33 QUEEN AND SENK MAIDS top left: Marnie Coker top right: Jacquelyn Lindsey center: Queen Mary Beth Cook lower left: Kellie Lindsey lower right: Lorretta Thomas Homeco C Junior Maid Junior Maid Junior Maid Paige Barclay Erical Johnson Renee Kampakis Sophomore Maid Sophomore Maid Dionne Adams Wendy Johnson Freshman Maid Freshman Maid Becky Allen Sophomore Maid Jana Massey Freshman Maid 35 Lana Elrod Erika Heard Key Club Valentine far right: Jamie Bowers enjoys himself at the dance, right: Shannon Sherman and Todd Hardin dance to the music of the Young Churchills Dance left: District Sweetheart Mary Beth Cook is escorted by Key Club President Jaime Day. center: Senior Sweetheart Marnie Coker is escorted by Eric Higgins, right: Senior Sweetheart Kellie Lindsey escorted by David Partridge. left: Senior Sweetheart Amy Ward and her escort Scott Stewart, center: Junior Renee Kampakis is escorted by Matthew Pine, right: Jodie Leach is escorted by Andrew Loveman. left: Sophomore Sweetheart Jill Barrett with her escort, Harry Kampakis. center: Sophomore Robin Russell escorted by Nathan Schultz, right: Freshman Sweetheart Meredith Mitchell escorted by Joe Starnes. 36 The week of October 4-11,1987, was special for CRUCIBLE staff members as it marked the first annual observance of National Yearbook Week. This week was set aside to focus on the contributions made by school yearbooks to society over the years; they are a rich source of history, a sort or local chronicle of the lives of students during a particular year. The CRUCIBLE staff chose the theme Too Good To Forget and spent the week in activities designed to let the community Know the importance of their work on the yearbook, left: Posing outside City Hall are members of the CRUCIBLE staff John Williams, Randu Beason, Jonathan Doss, Jennifer Vice, Tisa Moore, Marcie West, Chuck Herb, Misti Smitn, and Bo Beason. National Yearbook Week — October 4-11, 1987 Cm t fonyet... t� At the Gadsden City Council meeting on Monday, October 5,1987, the CRUCIBLE staff received a special proclamation from Mayor David Nolen proclaiming National Yearbook Week in Gadsden. Mayor Nolen commended the CRU- CIBLE staff for their proud tradition and their contribution to the city of Gadsden. The 1988 CRUCIBLE staff is the sixty-second group to produce a yearbook for Gadsden High School, above: Crucible co-editor Jonathan Doss receives the proclamation from Mayor Nolen as other members of the staff look on. 37 top: Freshman Beauty Diane Peterson escorted in the lead out by Freshman Kingsman Scott Haller. The Freshman Class Favorites, pictured in the center of the page, beginning at the left are: Dina Gowens escorted by Patrick Cook, Elene Kampakis escorted by Scott Haller, and Meloney Thomas es- corted by Jay Tinker. At right: Favorites Diane Peter- son and Alan McCool. Not pictured are Charlotte Jones and Corlan Roscoe. c cvtt top: Sophomore Beauty Carmen Cox escorted in the leadout by Sophomore Kingsman Harry Kampakis. The Sophomore Class Favorites pictured in the middle row from left to right are: Jill Barrett escorted by Baylor Street, Robin Russell escorted by Mark Skelton, and Janna Morrow escorted by Harry Kampakis. Other Favorites pictured at left are: Dana Carter escorted by Buddy Wright and Carmen Cox escorted by Tommy Sandridge. deftnc ... dcvUety — cutcC often. top: Sophomore Favorites Jill Barrett and Bait lor Street enjoy the leadout dance. above left: Junior Favorites Betty Ham- mond and Joe Starnes wait for their cue in the leadout. above right: Sophomores Jan- na Morrow, Harry Kampakis, Robin Rus- sell, and Mark Skelton stand in the door- way to the auditorium, waiting to walk through the arch and into the spotlights. right: The Freshman Favorites, Scott Hal- ler, Diane Peterson, Jay Tinker, Meloney Thomas, Alan McCool, Elene Kampakis, Corlan Roscoe, Charlotte Jones, Patrick Cook, and Dina Gowens relax in line after their portion of the leadout and watch as the next set of class favorites is presented. 40 Gadsden High students enjoyed themselves in various ways during the Coronation Ball. Most danced to the music of RadioBerlin. Some spent time admiring the formal attire of friends. It was an evening for couples ... top left: Freshman Favorites Corlan Roscoe and Charlotte Jones enjoyed the lead out dance, left center: Taylor Edge and his date for the evening Jana Elrod, right center: Nathan Schultz and Kelly Elliott pose for court pictures before the leadout. bottom: Paige Jones and her escort Greg Elrod seemed to have a good time at the dance. 41 ,'Juk jueuon count top: Junior Beauty Peacolia Jones escorted in the lead out by Junior Kingsman Joe Starnes. Class Favorites shown in the middle row, left to right: Betty Hammond escorted by Joe Starnes, Peacolia Jones escorted by Patrick McGee, and Kelly Elliott escorted by Nathan Schultz. Favorites shown at right are: Jodie Leach escorted by Matthew Pine and Lorrie Davis escorted by Shawn Huff. 4e U i The Senior Cias� Favorites for 1988, beginning with the top row, are: Nichole Kell escorted by Drew Howard and Michelle Baker escorted by Jaime Day. middle row: Daphne Lindsey escorted by William Jones and Tiffany Ballou escorted by Bobby Avery. bottom row: Jennifer Vice escorted by John Williams and Linzy Barber escorted by Andrew Loveman. ju C pe 6e U i count 44 top left: Jaime Day gives a funny answer to judges Gerrie Tinker; Mayor David Nolen, and Lynn Pass. top right: Jennifer Vice leans for a peek into the judge's room during the interview of another can- didate. above: Drew Howard seems to be thinking up answers to possible questions as he awaits his in- terview. above right: assistant Chuck Herb dem- onstrates techniques of relaxation for the anxious class favorites William Jones, Sedrick Holstick, John Wil- liams, and Andrew Loveman. right: Senior favorites Bobby Avery, Ragan Burchfield, Nichole Kell, Sedrick Holstick, Ledoria Goldsby, and Kelvin Heard show varying degrees of tension as they wait for their call from the judges. dfrU $ The 1988 Coronation Ball — SPRING FLING — was held on Friday, April 1, at Gadsden's Convention Hall. The Dance xvas the culmination of weeks of planning and preparation by the yearbook staff, sponsors of the annual event. During the preceding weeks, each class had been asked to select students as its 1988 Favorites. Freshmen, Sophomores, and luniors elected five couples and the Seniors elected ten couples. The lower classes then voted among the favorites to select the top male for kingsman and the top female for beauty. Senior Favorites were intervieived by a panel of judges from outside the school who ranked them and thereby selected the three kingsmen, three beauties, king, and queen. None of the favorites were told ahead of time who would be named kingmen or beauties. After an hour of music by the band RadioBerlin, the crowd at the dance settled as Crucible co-editor Tisa Moore began the announcements for the leadout. The favorites from each class were announced as they walked through an ivy-covered archway, down the center of Convention Hall and up the green-carpeted stairway to the stage. After all favorites from each class were announced, Crucible members presented sealed envelopes containing the election results so that Tisa could announce the kingsman and beauty. After the Freshmen, Sophomores, and luniors were announced, the crowd grew restless waiting for the big moment — the senior leadout. Senior Favorites were attired in traditional formalwear — boys in white tie and tails and girls in formal white dresses with long gloves. When all ten couples had been announced and were on stage, Tisa read out the names of the four kingsmen and four beauties who stepped forward expectantly. Misti Smith, yearbook staff member, was given the honor of crowning this year's king, Sedric Holstick. After teasing the four beauties with the queen's crown, Sedric finally placed the tiara on the head of Shannon Sherman. Roses were presented to the queen by Crucible co-editor Ion Doss. After all this suspense and tension, the entire court relaxed as they led the guests in a traditional first dance following the leadout. It was an evening of beautiful clothes, sparkling smiles, and tender memories. All those who participated or observed will not forget the lovely moments shared during the Spring Fling of 1988. top: Crucible co-editor Jonathan Doss presents a bouquet of roses to newly-crowned queen Shannon Sherman, center: Queen Shannon is surrounded by the elegant gentlemen of the class of 1988 bottom: The Big Moment — Sedric places the queen’s crown on Shannon's head as the other class beauties watch her emotional reaction. top right: Our 1988 King and Queen, Sedrick Holstick and Shannon Sherman. above: Senior Beauty Ragan Burchfield escorted by Senior Kingsman David Partridge, right: Senior Beauty Ledoria Goldsby escorted by Senior Kingsman Sedrick Holstick. seme “My reaction was surprise and shock. I had no idea my name would be called. Its still a little hard to believe. It was a great honor to be chosen as a ior favorite, but being crowned King was the climax of a great senior Sedrick Holstick My reaction to being crowned Gadsden High Coronation Queen was one of joy and pride. Every girl's dream became a reality for me and my family that night. I cannot think of a better way to end these four years at Gadsden High School. I am proud to have been selected by my peers and a school that is the epitome of tradition, education, and all of the qualities that every fine institution strives for. I am thankful to have played a small part in the history of Gadsden High School. — Shannon Sherman top left: Shannon and Sedrick lead the Coronation Court in the traditional lead-out dance to the music of RadioBerlin. above: Senior Beauty Bridgett Graham escorted by Senior Kingsman Kelvin Heard left: Senior Beauty Shannon Sherman escorted by Senior Kingsman Eric Higgins 47 tutfoMJiC Junto aociety c uCccctam National Honor Society members conducted an im- pressive ceremony as they inducted new members in late April. Membership in the National Honor Society is based on the qualities of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Since only those students who exhibit these qualities are considered, the prestige of being selected for membership in NHS is great. The veteran members of the NHS began the ceremony with remarks by president Nathan Moore, followed by a devotional led by Adria Garry (right). Other students in the group spoke briefly on the qualities required for membership. Jonathan Godbey (right, second picture) spoke on the qualities of scholarship. Nichole Kell (right, third picture) lit the candle of character and spoke on this trait, fason Wilhite lit the candle of sendee and Sedric Holstick (right, bottom picture) spoke on the virtues of leadership. After this, the members made their way through the crowd of stu- dents to find those who were selected to be tapped into membership. 48 left: NHS member Jason Wilhite taps new member Harry Kampakis. left, below: NHS members Jodie Leach, Bill Sullivan, Nichole Kell, and Adria Garry watch as Sedric Holstick finally locates the new mem- ber for whom he was searching, just below: Paige Jones escorts new member Georgia Wilson to the podium to announce her name, bottom: Catherine Inzer shows her surprise after being tapped by Kelly Elliott. 49 tecv4sit evhtd wUcc de tt4cmcy content The Voice of Democracy Contest is sponsored annually by the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States. Students in grades ten through twelve in public, parochial, and private schools are eligible to compete. Participants are judged on their interpretation of the year's theme. Each year the theme changes, but always covers a phase of democracy. Contests are held on the local, district, state, and national levels. Approximately 125 Gadsden High students participated in the 1987-88 contest. Scott Steu art was the Gadsden High School winner. After winning the school contest, Scott placed first in the city-county schools contest ivhich gave him the opportunity to compete against winners from across Alabama on the state contest level. Scott received cash awards for city-county and district participation. Un4er acocvutecC frUje in c ntedt The Lindy Division of Union Carbide yearly sponsors a citizenship contest for high school juniors in the Gadsden city and Etowah County area. Schools participate on a rotating basis, assuring every school of one winner in approximately every ten years. The winner in the essay contest receives a one- week, all-expense-paid trip to Washington, DC. Students from all over America convene to vieu first-hand the mechanics of democracy. This year's winner was GHS junior Nikki Tinker. Nikki's essay was judged superior and she was awarded the prize trip for her efforts. 50 a cfccvi Ck t e Cl e — Clubs and organizations form a nucleus for school life at Gadsden High. Students may be involved in several clubs representing curriculum interests, vocations, fine arts, or high scholarship, top: Members of the Spanish Club, one of the larger groups on camvus, pose in the stadium with Mrs. Hills famous sombreros, above: Students in the Drama Club entertained the English classes with two presentations during the year — this scene is from DRESS REHEARSAL Members of the GHS chapter of the National Honor Society gather to discuss who they are to tap during their annual assembly program to induct new members. 51 GHS Key Club Has an Active Year Key Club is an international high school organization with more than 125,000 members dedicated to service and spon- sored around the world by Kiwams International, a com- munity service organization for professional men and women. Gadsden High’s seventy-five members have worked diligently toward improving their school and community this year. They received honorable mention for their achievements at the Alabama District Key Club Convention. Their achievements include the following projects and activities: The students honored the teachers with a luncheon during Teacher Ap- preciation Week. They helped park cars at all the home football games. $1000 was raised for the Alabama Sheriff’s Boys' and Girls' Ranches and the group also held a canned food drive and collected over 500 cans at Christmas for these needy children. The Key Club also took presents for 50 chil- dren to the Danville ranches at Christmas. They held a breakfast for the football team to show their support and also honored the principal with a plant during Administrators' Appreciation Week. A major project was the annual Valentine Dance which was well attended by students. During the spring, club members cleaned rooms for the teachers, a task they had prepared for by cleaning the field house prior to the homecoming pep rally in the fall. Their clean-up campaign extended to their participation in the city-wide beautification day program and they also helped provide the new land- scaping in front of the school. The group sponsored an in- terclub picnic for the boys at John Croyle's Big Oak Ranch. Key Club was indeed busy this year. just above: Key Club officers for this year are David Doss, Harry Kampakis, Hasty Laney, Jodie Leach, and Jaime Day. center picture, top: Members of the GHS Key Club are front row: Mrs. Faye Pierce-sponsor, Harry Kampakis, Jodie Leach, Jaime Day, Hasty Laney. second row: Lisa Spafford, Jennifer Vice, Eliz- abeth Haney, Renee Kampakis, Jana Massey, Robin Russell, Mary Beth Cook, Jana Elrod, Ashley Davis, Amy Ward, third row: Catherine Inzer, Amy Cope- land, Meredith Mitchell, Jill Yancey, Drew Howard, Matthew White, Clay Nelson, Elene Kampakis, Stacy Davis, Lana Elrod, fourth row: Amy Dennis, Katie Ray, Cathy Reynolds, Julia Bernecker, David Par- tridge. Mamie Coker, Nikki Tinker, Paige Jones, Kelly Elliott, Loren Nesbitt, fifth row: Stephen Henslee, Tonya Player, Jill Barrett, Linda George, Kellie Lind- sey, Betty Hammond, Carolyn Miller, Melissa Norris, Tiffany Ballou, Mark Brothers, sixth row: Mark Skel- ton, Bill Runyans, Paul Worley, Bo Beason, Phillip Beddingfield, Johnny Horsley, Eric Higgins, Andrew Loveman, Scott Stewart, David Doss, seventh row: Jeff Crumley, Bart Copeland, Kevin Vezertzis, Phil Stephens, Spence Taylor, Laddie Baird, John Williams, Jamie Bowers, Jason Crow. Nathan Schultz, back row: Jonathan Godbey, Joe Starnes, Jonathan Doss, John Paul Huguley, Chuck Herb. Jason Wilhite, Pat- rick McGee, Matthew Pine, Johnny Roberson. Jamie Bowers and John Williams clean desks in the classroom as a part of the club's spring cleaning day for teachers, one of their many service projects this year. 52 upper right: Jana Massey serves Mr. Martin during the club's luncheon for teachers, middle right: David Doss congratulates Mr. Brown after Clean-Up Gads- den Day. left: Key Club members Catherine Inzer, Chuck Herb, Bo Beason, and Jonathan Doss scrub desktops after school to help the teachers. 53 Computer Club Members of the Gadsden High Computer Club are: bottom row: Melissa Norris. Julia Bemecker, Paige Jones. Renee Kampakis. Elizabeth Haney, middle row: Sedric Holstick, Alton Harrold, Angel McGowan, Dionne Adams, Jennifer Vice, Jonathan Doss. Reginald Banks, back row: Andre DeRamus. Kevin Kovalchic, Omar Cunningham, Adam Hawkins, Jonathan Godbey, Chuck Herb, Nathan Moore, and Byron Todd, inset picture: Officer of the club are Reginald Banks, Jonathan Godbey, and Chuck Herb. John Hatfield diligently works at his computer as Mr. Wren checks his work. Mr. Wren, computer instructor, adds his own kind of dry humor to a very technical course, making him a favorite with all the students. 54 Quiz Bowl Team The officers of the Drama Club, shown in the inset picture at left are: Melissa Norris, Angel McGowan, and Dee Dee Mitchell. Members of the Drama Club, shown at left are: Katie Benedict. Donna Schroeder, Angel McGowan, Elizabeth Temple, Sally Swafford, Steven Stewart, John Conner, Leon- ard Bellew, Tim Whitmore, May Hoksas, Julia Bemecker, Kelly Fowl- er, Sidney Clark, Katie Wells, Erika Heard, Bill Sullivan, Derek McElroy, Natashia Yarbrough. Me- lissa Norris, and Dee Dee Mitchell. Drama Club The members of the Quiz Bowl Team are, front row: Tisa Moore, Johnny Horsley, Mark Skelton, Jen- nifer Vice, Jodie Leach, Melissa Norris, Kai Hao Lien and sponsor Mrs. Linda Ford, back row: Trey Nolan, Mark Brothers, Alan Mc- Cool, Stephanie Johnson, Jonathan Godbey, Jason Crow, Jeff Horsley, and John Barnes. In the inset pic- ture are officers of the Quiz Bowl Team for 1987-88: Tisa Moore, Jonathan Godbey, Mark Brothers, and Johnny Horsley, back row: John Barnes and Jason Crow. 55 The Gadsden High School Tiger Band (shown al right), has a nch tradition in pride and excellence. Over the last SO years, many a Tiger has looked forward to putting on the orange and black and going out to excite thousands of people. This year's Tiger Band did ust that as they performed at all the football games, parades, and concerts — not to mention being invited to participate in Magic Music Days at Wall Disney World in Florida where thousands of people along the parade route got their first glimpse of Gadsden. Alabama while watching this band tilnder its first year of leadership by new band director Curtis Burttram. the band received superior ratings at the Mid-South Marching Festival, Pell City Festival, and excellent ratings at the Homewood Marching Classic. Tigerettes. Drum Major, and Color Guard also re- ceived individual honors throughout the year. There is no substitute for hard work and pride This is evident in the C H S. Tiger Band jusl below: Band officers for this year are Tncia Tucker-libranan. Anna Hamil-secretary. Ragan Burchfield-Tigerette captain. Melissa Norris- chaplam. Bill Sullivan-band captain, and Natashia Yarbrough-drum ma or lower left: Tigerettes are Monique Hart. Tonya Edwards. Bobbie Cole. Angela Day. Christina Baker. Michelle Baker. Cathy Nails, Richelle Williams. Amy Mitchell. Donna Schroeder. Melissa Norris. Katrina Turnbach. latona Garrett. Ragan Burchfield. Bndgett Graham. Stephanie fohnson. Susanne Watkins, and Cynthia Quinzy lower right: Color Guard members are Melissa Hams, Ioanna Pruett. Stephanie Williams. Kim LeCroy, Sherry Gargus. Angela Templeton, and LePrecious Leonard k. t 56 Tiger Band members spent a lot of time with the band — performing, practicing, and traveling, below: Joanna Pruett and Sherry Gargus perform careful routines with their flags as the band marches in a parade on Broad Street, center, below: The Gadsden High Band is joined by students from the Disque Middle School Band during a practice for the home- coming pre-game performance. The band spells out G.H.S. on the field for the playing of the alma mater. left: Tiger Band Drum Major Natashia Yarbrough led the band during all their competitions and perfor- mances of the year, above: Band members clown around and enjoy the company of their friends on the long bus trip to Disney World in April. 57 Trumpets: (front row) Elishah Thornton, Bobby Bellew, Al Garrett, Greg Graves, Ali Sullivan, (back row)Bill Sullivan, Becky Argo, Dan Tucker, Mark Willard, and Michael Ball. Percussion: (front row)Eric Justice, Jami Christopher, Anna Hamil, Ragan Burchfield, (back row)Bernard Cantrell, Tara Dumas, Dawn Phillips, and Derrick Cooks. Clarinets: (front rowfCharlotte ours. Lakisha Harvey. Angela Freeman. Catrena Jenkins. Rhonda Morgan. Shundra Bradford, (second rowkMomquc Hart. Cynthia Quinn, Stephanie Johnson. Latona Garrett. Bridget! Graham. Christina Baker, Cathy Nails, (third rowH Rita Carr. Traci Underwood. Tonya Davis. Angela McClain. Kim Ragland. Cynthia Trammell. Darlene Timmons, (back row abnna Reid. Ioanna Pruett. Steph- anie Williams, and LePrecious leonard Flutes: (front row)Kristi McGrew, Amy Ball, Kristi Bridges, Whitney Perry, Katie Benedict, Charmaine Covington, Mia Hart, (back row)Emily Butler, Paige Porter, Bobbie Cole, Carrie Green, and Lanese Sanders. Low Brass: (front row)Melissa Norris, Natashia Yarbrough, Tim Spivey, Tony Fowler, Angie Campbell, (back row)Rodney Yow, James Reaves, Derek McElroy, and Alphonso Coats. 58 Saxophones: (front row)Tricia Tucker, Phil Stephens, Michael Lassater, Yolanda Jones, Susanne Watkins, (back row)Angela Templeton, Rod Whitson, and Alonso Coats. Magnavox Staff The Gadsden High student newspaper the Magnavox kept the student body informed of current events and school news throughout the year. Sponsored by Mrs. Byars and Mrs. Donald, the staff of the newspaper is pictured at left. They are Hasty Laney, Lisa Hughes, Mary Beth Cook, Laddie Baird, John Hatfield, Robert McElroy, Tammy Robertson, Ramona Garrett, Christy Roberson, Mark Brothers, Shannon Sherman, Clay Nelson, Baylor Street, and Scott Stewart. Shown in the inset photo are this year's editor, Scott Stewart, and co-editor, Mary Beth Cook. Jazz Ensemble The great new sounds we hear bouncing off the walls of GHS come from the new GHS Jazz Ensemble. The Jazz Ensemble represented our school at such events as the Chamber of Commerce Year-End Banquet, United Way Victory Celebration, and meetings of various civic clubs as well as school concerts and PTA meet- ings. They ended the year with a combined concert with the Hokes Bluff High School Jazz Band at the historic Gadsden Amphitheatre on May 12. We are happy that JAZZ is back at Gadsden High. Members of the Jazz Ensemble are Rod Whitson, Whitney Perry, Angie Templeton, Susanne Watkins, Phil Stephens, Tricia Tucker, Jonathan Wimpee, Tim Spivey, Tara Dumas, Anna Hamil, Derrick Cooks, Taylor Edge, Michael McMahon, Ali Sullivan, Bobby Bellew, Porter Foster, Greg Graves, Derric Jackson, and Tony Fowler. inset picture: Jazz Ensemble members spent many hours rehearsing in the bandroom to make sure their performances were spectacular. 59 Catherine Inzer John Williams Ianna Morrow Jamie Bowers Tonya Player Bo Beason Jennifer Vice Chuck Herb T racci Mad dock Marcie West Randy Beason Misti Smith 60 Tisa Moore,co-editor for 1988 Jon Doss,co-editor for 1988 top left: 1988 Crucible staff, top right: Scooter, Randy, and Jamie work hard on the sports section layouts, center left: 'Coach' Lan- caster calls a play, center: Bo explains the technical aspects of cropping photographs to Chuck, just above: Janna draws a layout for the yearbook. Tonya crops photos for her work in the activities section. The staff dealt with literally thousands of photographs to select the ones which were best to use in the finished yearbook. Randy wonders if the rest of the pages for his section will be finished in time for the deadline. Staffers often worked on tight schedules to complete the work in time for publication. i Student Council The Gadsden High Student Council acts as mediator between the student body and the school admin- istration. Its purpose is to develop leadership and citizenship; to establish and maintain a high moral standard: to encourage cooperation and participation of students in all school activities; and to promote activities that contribute to the general welfare of the school. The SCA sponsors a social program that con- siders the entire student body. This program includes: Freshman Orientation. Homecoming. Reception for the 25th year class honored at the homecoming re- union. a Christmas Dance, a Halloween Dance, and school-wide assembly programs. Eric Higgins president Patrick McGee vice president Mary Beth Cook vice president Harry Kampakis reporter Mark Brothers treasurer Paige Barclay secretary Yvonne Garrett chaplain fonathan Godbey parliamentarian 62 Bible Club front row: Ali Sullivan, Karen Calloway, Paula Tay- lor, Elijah Thornton back row: Bill Sullivan, Alicia Jones, Derek McElroy, Jami Christopher, Alecia White, and Alton Harrold ASX front row: Michelle Baker, Ragan Burchfield, Brian Green, Kristie Beck, Joanna Pruett second row: Billy Page, Rodney Alldredge, Randy Beason, Larry Rozelle, Michael White, hen Thomason, Toby Woods third row: Jennifer Pierce, Bobby McGuire, Sally Swafford, Elisha Spurling, Monica Green, Kim Beck, Nancy McGuire, Leigh Ann Gattis fourth row: Carrie Green, Sherry Gargus, Tara Dumas, Holley Gray, April Wise, Misha Petty, Shannon Craig, Kris Norton fifth row: Jana Haney, Katrina Tumbach, Donna Schroeder, Leigh Ann Adams, Tara Stringer, Ingrid Wilson, Dina Gowens, Tammie Goins sixth row: Angie Templeton, Melissa Harris, Kristi Bridges, Al- lison Green, Becky Argo, Christy McBumett, Kristi McGrew, Amy Mitchell, Paige Porter last row: Amy Ball, Kim LeCroy Future Home- makers of Ameri- ca listed alphabetically, the members of FHA are: Michelle Baker, Reginald Banks, April Barber, Lee Ann Box, Beverly Clay, Carlos Cook, Regina Crews, Tammy Farrow, Latona Garrett, Thomas Graham, Sherry Griffin, Cindy Harkins, Diane Hoagland, Jan- ice Hooks, Sandy Hopkins, Kristie Howard, Cathrine Jackson, Tracy Johnson, Myra Jones, Amy Leach, San- dra Long, Tracci Maddock, Cathy Nails, Tony Patrick, Michael Reed, Carrie Smith, Paula Taylor, Latonya Thomas, Jason Watkins, Mikka Wilson, Nikka Wilson, Lasondra Winborne, Christie Woodward, Andre Wright, and Andrea Young 63 A.P. Calculus Members of the Advanced Placement Calculus class are, front row: Michelle Harris, Byron Todd, Jon- athan Godbey, Nathan Moore, Yvonne Garrett, back row: Laddie Baird, Ken Maudsley, Craig Liggan, John Paul Huguley, Andrew Loveman, and Kai Jai Lien. A.P. English Members of the Advanced Placement Course for Twelfth Grade English are, bottom row: Yvonne Garrett, Kai Jai Lien, Kevin MacPherson, Byron Todd, John Paul Huguley, Alisha White, back row: Laddie Baird, Jonathan Godbey, Nathan Moore, and Andrew Loveman. A.P. Spanish Members of the Advanced Placement Spanish class are, bottom row: Matthew Meloun, Derek McElroy, Michael Jelks, back row: Yvonne Garrett, Kevin Mac- Pherson, Kai Jai Lien, Blake Stringer, and Angela Jones. 64 Beta Club The members of the CHS Beta Club are from row: Kai Hao Uen. Trey Nolen. Kai jot Uen. Matt Meloun. john Hatfield. Andrew Loveman. Byron Todd. Spence Taylor, Matthew White. Laddie Baird. Paul Worley. 2nd row: Tisa Moore. Jennifer Vice. Bridgett Graham. Michelle Baker. Tuquita Densmore. Jacquelyn Lindsey. Nikki Tinker. Harry Kampakts. Loren Nexbitl. Kelly Llliott. Paige Jones. Elizabeth Haney. Katie Wells. Renee Kampakis. Jodie Leach. Tiffany Ballou. 3rd row: Mary Beth Cook. Barbara Brennan. Jennifer Boyd. Michelle Hams. Ragan Burchfield. Veronica Wofford. Sedric Holstick. Unda George. Robin Russell. Jana Massey. Leslie Corker. Betty Hammond. Caroline Miller, Amy Dennis. Lynn Bearden. Kris Loveman. David Doss. 4� h row: Yvonnne Garrett. Shannon Sherman. Tammy Robertson. Nichole Kell. Reginald Banks. Kevin Kovalchic. Natashia Yarbrough. Bill Sullivan. Melissa Noms. Stephanie Johnson. Katrina Turnbach. Richelle Williams. Cindy Harkins. Angie Campbell. Greg Green. Suzi Gibbs. Kevin Vezertzis. Michelle Wolfe. Joe Starnes. Kevin MacPherson. Jeff Crumley. Mattheu' Pine. Glenn McSpadden. Jeff Gilbert, back row: Ken Maudsley. Jon- athan Godbey. Chuck Herb. Nathan Moore. Blake Stringer. Craig Liggan. Jason Wilhite. Jonathan Doss. John Rutledge. Sandy Hopkins. Barry Bell. John Paul Huguley. Mark Brothers. Patrick McGee Club sponsors are Mary Smith and David Wagnon in e« picture: Michelle Baker is inducted into the Beta Club during ceremonies for members and guests. National Honor Society Members of the prestigious National Honor Society are Kelly Elliott, Betty Hammond, Elizabeth Haney. Paige Jones. Renee Kampakis. Jodie Leach, Matt Meloun. Melissa Norris, Blake Stringer, Bill Sullivan, Katie Wells, Jason Wilhite, Natashia Yarbrough, Adria Garry, Jonathan Godbey, Sedric Holstick, Nichole Kell, Nathan Moore, Yvonne Garrett, Byron Todd, Linda George, John Barnes, Misty Garrison, Jeff Hor- sley, Catherine Inzer, Harry Kampakis, Kai Jai Lien, Kris Loveman. Jana Massey, Trey Nolen, Robin Rus- sell, and Georgia Wilson, inset picture: Nathan Moore, NHS President, addressed the students and guests at the beginning of the society's annual tapping ceremonies to induct new members. 65 etudi French Club Members of the French Club are front row: Tim ones. Roderick Whitson. Edward Kinzer, Sheldon Ragland, on Horton. Taylor Edge. David Bright. Spence Taylor. Matt McCollum. Paul Worley, Vinny Harrell. Alton Harrold 2nd row: eannie Pyron. Dylan Hyman, an Keeling. Erika Heard, ennifer Carter. Vonetta Kerley. Kristie Burnett 3rd row: Derrick Cooks. Misty Garrison, Roslyn Hardy, acquehne Martin. Melissa Veasy. Julia Bemecker, Becky Allen. Gina Schmuck. Chanty Woods. Susie Simmons. 4th row: Christy Heiberger. Ijina Elrod, Angel McGowan. Yolanda ones. Stephanie Pnce. Kim Ragland. Sabrina Reid. Bridgett Graham, ames Reaves, Ricardo Banks, ana Elrod, Steph- anie Sparks, back row: Cynthia ohnson. Shelley Raney. Reginald Banks. Alicia ones. Cynthia Quin:y. Nikka Wilson. Claire Moore. Claire Hardy. Karen Wesley. Betty Hammond. Sponsor is Mrs. Barbara Bishop. Spanish Club Members of the Spanish Club are John Barnes. Barry Bell. Alonso Coats. Alphonso Coats. Bart Copeland, Jeff Crumley, amle Evans. Laura Heaton, ohn Knight. Matt Miller, Bill Sullivan. Byron Todd. Cliff Vance. Natashia Yarbrough. Melissa Baker. Bobby Bellew. Amy Cope- land. Robert Core. Al Garrett, Istgh Ann Gattis. Sharon Graves. Scott Haller. Michael Lasseter. Alan McCool, Michael McMahon. Chns Mill- er. Meredith Mitchell. Mark Skelton. Bernard Staten. Theresa Steeley. All Sullivan. Sarah Walker. F.vangela Wright, ill Yancey. Lana Berry. LaSonya Bradford. Shundra Bradford. Angie Campbell. Zac Clay. Tiffany Cochran, Patrick Cook. Ashley Davis, Christy Fail, Tammy Goins, Dina Gowens. Lakisha Harvey. Mary Margaret Haygood, Knsta Hughes, Mia Krogh. Christy McBumett. Angel Morgan, Kristy Mostiller. Clay Nelson. Dan Norris, Edward Osley, Paul Sparks. Missy Self. Scott Stewart, Lyndia Sumpter. Brandon Tovar, onathan Wimpee. Lynn Bearden. Dana Carter. Jason Crow. Linda George. Greg Green. Jeff Horsley. Lisa Hughes. Teresa Ingram. Catherine Inzer, Harry Kampakis. Kai Hao Lien, Kns Loveman. Jana Massey. Trey Nolen. Scott Reynolds. Robin Russell, Wanda Conrad. Stacy Davis. Tara Dumas. Jennifer French. Meredith Giles. Seth Hudson. Eric justice. Elene Kampakis, Gail Keeling, emichael Pearson, Drew Porter. Patrick Ragland. Chris Robinson, Vincent Rolley. Kathrine Todd, Bryan Utter. Traci Woodham, Porter Foster, ennifer Denney. Angela ones. Kai ai Lien, Derek McElroy. Matt Meloun. Blake Stringer. Mark Willard. Yvonne Garrett. Michael elks, and Kevin MacPherson. Sponsor is Mrs. Dora Gene Hill. Jr. Red Cross Members of the Jr. Red Cross are front: Jennifer Vice, Mamie Coker, Kellie Lindsey, second row: Jimmy Jordan, Karen Calloway, Paula Taylor, Jennifer Boyd, Chanda Baptist, Kelvin Bradford, back row: Jon Best. Club sponsor is Mrs. Juanita Wilson. 66 MA0 The members of Mu Alpha Theta, the mathematics honor society, are: John Barnes, Andrew Loveman, Jeff Horsley, Leslie Corker, Adria Garry, Kai Jai Lien, Betty Hammond, Elizabeth Haney, Katie Wells, Trey Nolen, Misty Garrison, Matt Miller, Nichole Kell, John Paul Huguley, Suzi Gibbs, Loren Nesbitt, Caroline Miller, Paige Jones, Kelly Elliott, Renee Kampakis, Jodie Leach, Robin Russell, Linda George, Natashia Yar- brough, Melissa Norris, Jeff Gilbert, Michelle Harris, Alonso Coats, Brandi Payne, Jonathan Godbey, Gary Wallace, Nathan Moore, Craig Liggan, Reginald Banks, Sedric Holstick, Carla Malone, Blake Stringer, Matt Meloun, Jason Wilhite, and Bill Sullivan. J.R.O.T.C. Members of the Female Drill Team are pictured above left. front: Cadet Major Nikka Wilson. Commander second row: Mikka Wilson, Janice Turner third row: Charlotte Jones, JoAnn Johnson. Lashundra Drake fourth row: Catrena Jen- kins, Beverly Clay, Lasandra Winborn. Sharon Wallace and Col. Harrison. Members of the JROTC Alpha Company are pictured above, front row: Julie Johnson. Sharon Aaron. JoAnn Johnson. Janice Turner, Kellie Miller, Mikki Wilson, Marsha Mathis. Tony Almond, second row: Lashundra Drake, Beverly Clay, Charlotte Jones, Tony Patrick, Ivy Tim- mons, Terry Thomas, Daric Elliott and Col. Harrison, third row: Marietta Yow, Rodney Calloway. Ricardo Banks. Jerry Martin, Daryl Moore. Tracy Garrison, Eugene Jones. Sharon Wallace back row: Rochelle Smith, Ledoria Goldsby, Anthony Clay, Robert Core. Tim Cox, Dunican Caselber- ry(Commander), Cornelius Smith, Lasandra Winborn, and Ronnie Philpot. Members of the JROTC Bravo Company are pictured at left, front row: McShone Jackson, Kim Morris. Danielle Sawyer, Lynette Johnson. Cynthia Palmore, Tammy Jackson, Ricky Sanders, Nikki WilsonfCommander),Kenny Norwood second row: Christie Woodward, Andrea Cranford, Lee Ann Adams, Dwayne Byers. Charlotte Vaughn. Lashunda Underwood. Catrena Jenkins, Ted Kirby third row: James Renfroe, Michael Reed. Terrance Greer, Stacy Hale, Beotis McClain. Kim Smith, Malcolm Fomby back row: Col. Har- rison, Terry Harrison, Keith Calloway, Jarrin Lindsey, Foster Smith, Rodney Wright, and Terrance Smothers. 67 efa Lt— Traffic Safety Council Members of the council shown standing with sponsor James Hall are: Veronica Wofford, Peacolia Jones, Alisha Jones, Paula Taylor, Dionne Adams, and Tiffany Ballou. V.I.C.A. Members of the Vocational and Industrial Clubs of America chapter are, front row: sponsor-Mrs. Phillips, Gary Wallace, Tony Crook, Sherry Clark, Veronica Benson, Jacqueline Lindsey, Lorretta Thom- as, Demetrius Erwin, and Vickie Saffold, second row: Willie Stroud, Emily McCurdy, Beverly Oliver, Danielle Sawyer, Karen Calloway, Brian Green, and Beth Foster, third row: Susan Bramblett, Derence Hughley, Gerry Benson, William Jones, Willie Mar- shall, Roderick Turner, Annise Smith, Derric Jackson, Rodney Alldredge, Michael White, fourth row: Mi- chael Darnell, Conway Naylor, Lynn Butler, Rodney Jones, James Leonard, Larry Hill, Terry Bufford, Tony Williams, Eddie Dann, Denise Sandridge, Matthew White, Scott Weatherbee, Larry Rozelle, Michael Brewster, and Gene Millican. Science Olympiad- Team Members of the 1988 Science Olympiad Team are, front row: Michael Lassater, Darric Elliott, Al Garrett, Kai Hoa Lien, Stanley Studdard, second row: Byron Todd, Matt Meloun, Bill Sullivan, and back row: Diane Peterson, Melissa Norris, Sharon Graves, Eric Higgins, Nathan Moore, Jason Wilhite, Blake Stringer, and John Barnes. 68 69 Velvetones The members of the 1988 Velvetones are Lana Berry, Whitney Perry, Adria Garry, LeeAnn Box, Kelly Fowl- er, Holley Gray, Ledoria Goldsby, Melissa Hunter, Misty Martin, Kelly Pankey, Elaine Rector, Michelle Simon, April Wise, Mia Krogh, Omar Cunningham, Jonathan Wimpee, Tony Lipscomb, Greg Womack, Leonard Bellew, and Tim Whitmore. 2XE front row: Jennifer Vice, Linda George, Kellie Lind- sey, Robin Russell, Mamie Coker, Tisa Moore, Marcie West, Chris Porter, Annette Prewett second row: Lynn Bearden, Micki Coker, Lisa Spafford, Erika Mackin, Janna Morrow, Laura Heaton, Cathy Camp, Misti Smith third row: Amy Dennis, Catherine Inzer, Kris Loveman, Lisa Hughes, Beth Cranford, Michelle Harris fourth row: Yvonne Garrett, Angela Day, Nichole Kell, Brandi Payne, Barbara Brennan, Cathy Nails, Tonya Edwards fifth row: Tonya Player, Linzy Barber, Wendy Johnson, Mary Beth Cook, Jana Massey sixth row: Jaime Day, Andrew Loveman, David Par- tridge, Eric Higgins, Drew Howard back row: Phillip Burchfield, John Williams, John Hatfield, Eddie Ed- wards, and Jamie Bowers Members of the Fine Arts Orchestra of the Gadsden City Schools are: Violins: from Gadsden High: Angie Campbell, concert mistress, Ramona Garrett, principal second, Erika Mackin, Kristie McGrew, Christy Rober- son, and Sharon Graves; from Emma Sansom: Sylvia Harris, Mark James, Paula Johnson, and Kelli Nail; from Litchfield: Gina Sherrell. Violas: from CHS: Susanne Watkins, principal; from Emma Sansom: Kim Gulledge and Daryl Hatcher. Violincellos: from CHS: Adria Garry, principal, Tammy Goins, and Rod- ney Yow; from Emma Sansom: Leigh Behrens; from Litchfield: Markeshya Guinn. Contrabasses: from CHS: Edward Kinzer; from Emma Sansom: Vic Hatch- er, principal, and Michael Putnam. Guests: from CHS: Bobbie Cole-flute, and Seth Hudson-clarinet. (Group photo courtesy of Chris Heard) right: Officers of the Stringed Orchestra, which is a combined group made up of high school orchestra students from Gadsden High, Emma Sansom, and Litchfield, are: Christy Roberson, vice president; Adria Garry, president; and Kim Gulledge, secre- tary treasurer. The orchestra is conducted by Mr. Robert Hudson, inset picture: GHS Senior Adria Garry practices with the orchestra during class. 70 Gadsden High students practiced long hours to con- tribute their talent to the success of the stringed orchestra program. top picture: All the members of FBLA pose for their group photo on the front steps. Their names are listed beside the photograph, inset photo: FBLA members decorated a car to show their school spirit for the annual homecoming parade in October. F.B.L.A. The members of the Gadsden High Chapter of the Future Business Leaders of America are (alphabetically) Jennifer Boyd, Angie Campbell. Susan Gable, Anna Hamil, Betty Hammond, Michele Harris. Sandy Hopkins, Seth Hudson, Peacolia Jones, Barbie Lewis, Latonia Lewis, Caroline Miller, Derek McElroy, Misha Petty, Brandi Schrimsher, Annise Smith, Apryl Smith, Bill Sullivan, Lyndia Sumpter, Angela Tem- pleton, Jennifer White, Ingrid Wilson, and Georgia Wilson. Club members are shown with their sponsor, Mrs. Dorothy Woodward. above: Business education classes at Gadsden High offer students a variety of opportunities to master the skills needed to be successful in the business world. Angie Campbell practices her typing skills in Mrs. Woodward's typing class, left, bottom: Sandy Hop- kins, Michele Harris, and Angie Campbell unpack products to be sold by FBLA members as a club fundraiser. 71 Youth in Govern- ment front row: Bobby Avery, Yvonne Garrett, Eric Higgins, Mary Beth Cook, Stephanie Johnson, back row: Gene Millican, Jason Crow, Drew Howard, David Partridge, Scott Stewart, Alton Harrold, and Sedrick Holstick 72 Gadsden City Schools, in conjunction with the YMCA and Gadsden City government, sponsored Youth In Government Day on February 15, 1988. The YMCA coordinated activities through the democracy teachers at the three city high schools. All seniors at Gadsden High were registered to vote” on February 2, 1988, by the chairman of the Board of Registrars. Candidates then qualified and campaigned February 3 — 9. Campaign speeches on February 9 gave student voters a chance to hear the platforms of the various candidates before casting their votes on February 10. Eric Higgins was elected mayor. City Council members elected were Mary Beth Cook-chairperson, Bobby Avery, Alton Harrold, Sedrick Holstick, Stephanie Johnson, Gene Millican, and David Par- tridge. Mayor Higgins then appointed other positions which included Fire Chief Drew Howard, Personnel Director Yvonne Garrett, City Plan- ner Jason Crow, and School Superintendent Scott Stewart. These students spent February 15 in their respective posts and also toured city facilities. They were recognized at that evening's city council meeting. All felt that this was a rewarding and educational experience. AVQ Little sisters, shown in the top photo, are: Tiffany Parker, Evange- la Wright, LaSonya Bradford, Re- gina Crews, Gwen Fomby, Erika Heard, Meshonda Crews, Meloney Thomas, Latrice Kimble, Rhonda Morgan, and Sharon Aaron. Big sisters, bottom photo, are: front row: Yolanda Jones, Cynthia Quinzy, Bridgett Graham, Stepha- nie Johnson, Latona Garrett, Chanda Baptist, and Mia Hart, sec- ond row: Richelle Williams and Deanna Woody, back row: Cynthia Trammell, Traci Underwood, Malanie Williams, Nikki Tinker, and Christina Baker. The 1987-88 member of the CHS chapter of SADD are shown above and listed alphabetically below: Lee Ann Adams. Becky Allen. Bothy Avery. Laddie Baird. Melissa Baker. Michelle Baker. Tif- fany Ballou. Reginald Banks. Melissa Barbee, fill Barrel!. Lynn Bearden. Bo Season. Monica Beck. Bobby Bellew. Lana Berry. Evan Blackwood. LaSonya Bradford. Kelvin Bradford. Shundra Bradford. Mark Brothers. Dwayne Byers. Dana Carter. Dunican Caselberry. ami Christopher. Marnie Coker. Bobbie Cole. Wanda Conrad. Mary Beth Cook. Amy Copeland. Leslie Corker. Carmen Cox. Shannon Craig, Beth Cranford. Latonya Davis. Tracey Davis. Angela Day. Tuquita Densmore. Rita Devine. Tonya Edwards. Kelly Elliott. Becky Evans. Tammy Farrow. Shonte Ford. Kellye Fowler. Chns Garmon. Ramona Garrett. Adria Carry. Leigh Gattis. Sun Gibbs. Meredith Giles. Yolanda Goggans. Holley Gray. Sharon Graves. Allison Green. Came Green. Anna Hamil. losh Hamil. Betty Hammond. Elizabeth Haney, fana Haney, fohn Hatfield. Mary Margaret Haygood. Erika Heard. Christy Heiberger. Stephen Henslee. Enc Higgins. Sednc Holstick. Sandy Hopkins. Drew Howard. Usa Hughes, fohn Paul Huguley. Catherine Inzer. Daphne fackson. Wendy Johnson. Paige Jones. Jimmy Jordan. Elene Kampakts. Harry Kampakis. Renee Kampakts. Gail Keeling. Nichole Kell. Jason Kimbnl. Kevin Kovalchic. Jodie Leach. LePrectous Leonard. Kai Jai Lien. Craig Uggan. Kellie Lindsey. Andrew Loveman. Kns lujveman. Kevin MacPherson. Tracci Maddock. Carla Malone. Jana Massey. Patrick McGee. Bobbie McGuire. Caroline Miller. Kellie Miller. Amy Mitchell. Meredith Mitchell. anna Morrow. Cathy Nails. Loren Nesbitt. Melissa Norris. David Partridge. Jonathan Perry. Whitney Perry. Misha Petty. Sheldon Ragland. Shelley Raney. Rudy Ransaw. Scott Reynolds. Laurel Roberson. Robin Russell. Tracy Sandlin. Brandi Schnmsher. Missy Self. Susie Simmons. Mark Skelton. Came Smith. Craig Smith. Johnny Smith. Usa Spafford. Stephanie Sparks. Elisha Spurting. Dorothy Steele. The- resa Steeley. Kicheka Swain. Spence Taylor. Elizabeth Temple. Angie Templeton, Lynn Theil, Meloney Thomas. Darlene Timmons. Cynthia Trammell. Katrina Tumbach. Sharon Underwood. Melissa Veasy. Kevin Vezertzts. Jennifer Vice. Sarah Walker. Scott Walker. Gary Wallace. Sharon Wallace. Susanne Watkins. Iason Wilhite. Mark Willard. Ingnd Wilson. Jonathan Wimpee. Michelle Wolfe. Knsti Woodham. Chanty Woods. Deanna Woody. Alana Worley. Tonya Wynn. Jill Yancey. Natashia Yarbrough, and Manetta Yow. Students Against Driving Drunk The GHS chapter of SADD won first place and a $50 prize in the 1988 Just Say No competition sponsored by the Regional Alcoholism Council, left: SADD Of- ficers are Betty Hammond, Paige Jones, Renee Kampakis, Elizabeth Haney, and Kelly Elliott in9et left: Spence Taylor and John Hatfield supervise the group's prize-winning display which included posters, essays, and a computer program by Paige Jones be- low left: SADD Essay Contest winners were Johnny Smith, Betty Hammond, and Kenneth Maudsley. 73 dbliLi ' D.E.C.A. Members of the Distributive Education Clubs of America are pictured at right. They are Sherry Griffin, Yolanda Herron. Teresa Ingram. April Kendrick. Katie Rozelle. I anna Morrow. loAnna Pruett, Timothy Most el It, Terrance Bufford. Kim Beck. Barbara Brennan, Roger Brown, Ragan Burchfield, Craig Collins, Shannon Craig. Adarea Fair. Vanesa Ingram, Jason Kimbnl. Charlie Lapsley, Nancy McGuire, Glenn McSpadden, April Mitchell. Crystal Weeks, Cynthia Williamson, Eric Womack, Toby Wood, John Roden. JoAnna Sisson, Paige Giamalva, Bernard Cantrell. Angela Cash, Erron Cherry, Bemetta Coats, Pamela Croft. Lorrie Davis, Becky Evans, Bobbi Fazekas. Susan Gable. Belinda Gibbs, Melissa Harris, Karen Howell. Sophilus Hoyt, Christie Jenkins, EricaI John- son. Alicia Jones, Lavetta Jones. Tracy Matthews. Casonya Mitchell, Tracy Phillips, Andrea Young. Karen Allen, and Chris Fleming. Craig Collins and Chris Fleming find a new friend at the nursing home during their visit with the members of DECA. • wmi . M 1 Ragan Burchfield, Andrea Young, and Shannon Craig are proud of their trophy — one of many won by DECA members in several competitions during the year. Andrea Young won regional and state com- petitions and was awarded an opportunity to travel to Salt Lake City, Utah, to participate in the National DECA Competitions this spring. inset picture, top: Jason Kimbril enjoyed meeting these ladies during his DECA visit to the nursing home. Showing these older people some attention dur- ing the holiday season is only one of the ways DECA students became involved in the community during the year, just above: Ragan Burchfield hugs Santa Toby Wood and hopes her Christmas wishes will come true. DECA students made Christmas happier for many of our community's older citizens by sharing their holiday spirit. 74 A.P. American History Students in the Advanced Placement American History course this year are, top row: Doug Smith, Seth Hudson, Mrs. Linda Ford- instructor, Matt Meloun, Philip Nolen-guest instructor, Derek McElroy, Blake Stringer, Ja- son Wilhite, Jeff Gilbert, Bill Sullivan, bottom row: Jennifer Boyd, Anna Hamil, Caroline Miller, Natashia Yarbrough, Katie Wells, Paige Jones, Renee Kampakis, Jodie Leach, and Me- lissa Norris. upper right: A.P. Spanish members play around before posing for a formal picture. ♦Q4� enters the homecoming parade, left: Members of the Drama Club pause for a break after a hard day of acting. 75 0 0 0 9 Q-104's morning DJ, Larry Logan, tried to bring public attention to the common teenage problem of nothing to do in Gadsden. His original lyrics were set to the tune of Michael Jackson's Dirty Diana and became a popular and often requested number on Q-104 each day. The song ivas requested so often by teenage listeners that it rose to on Mike Mitchell's Top Ten at Ten listing. The teens hoped that by showing their support for this song, their problem of boredom can be eliminated. above: Noccalula Falls, Gadsden's most famous tourist spot, was also a popular place for teens to gather to socialize with friends, right: a popular place to gather after football games was Country Gold in Rainbow Plaza. I Live in Gadsden lyrics by Larry Logan I try to tell people there's nothing to do in Gadsden. Sure, the movies are great, but going night after night can get old ... Why do I stay at home. Night after night all alone? You say there's something to do, I say thit it's just not true. I can't go cruisin' at all, I cannot circle the mall, I can't go standing inside, They'll run me off and I'll hide. Others say that's OK. Gadsden might change one day. But I don't know if I can wait. Why do they pro-cras-ti-nate ... I keep talking about this stinking town I live in You ask me just how I feel? Then I will tell you again! I live in Gadsden, oh, There's nothing to do in Gadsden, Nothing. 76 left: This proves that, contrary to the opinion of some teens, Gadsden IS on the map. below: During the warmer months, Phillip Burchfield's pier in Whorton's Bend was a popular place after school, and for some students who cut classes, during school hours as well. , , , fazctyattfo left, top picture: 76 Mart was a familiar meeting spot throughout the year, left, bottom picture: Regardless of the clique you were in, Meadowbrook Park was always a place to meet and make new friends. a yeax C Piead i t98X 77 t ie , , , above, left: George Michael was a popular face among music lovers this year due to his extremely popular album Faith . Music and cars seemed to go together this year, because the music you listened to while riding in your car was almost as important as the car itself. Music as well as cars ranged from old classics to new hits . The various tastes in music and autos reflected the differences among in- dividuals. There were also about as many new faces on the music scene for '88 as there were new drivers on the roads. left: This music display in a Gadsden store shows some of the top selling titles and artists of 1988, as well as the popular prices paid by music lovers to listen to their favorite sounds. 78 Students' tastes (and budgets) dictated the types of cars that were popular in 1988. Choices ranged from the classy Nissan Maxima (too) to sportier Jeeps (above and lower left) to the classic styling of the Fairmont (left). 0 0 0 79 0 0 0 fctefaoa tnettcte Walking down the halls of Gadsden High, one could see an assortment of styles. The word fashion meant choice to the teen of 1988. Dress lengths ranged from the ex- treme mini to skirts that fell at the an- kles. Mixed prints were a hot look along with shirts left untucked and hanging from under overshirts and sweaters. Personal- ities could be expressed through fashion. During the summer months, sundresses for girls and Duckhead shorts for guys were popular. Tie-dyes and torn jeans were worn by all. Once an escape from the heat was no longer needed, there was an obvious shift in fashion. Students no longer clung to a uni- form look, but found styles that worked well for them individually. A majority opted for dressier clothes; tailored and fitted clothing were very fash- ionable. far right: Claire Hardy models the sundress and tennis shoes that were fashionable in warmer months, right: Hard Rock T-shirts were a popular look this year. i above left: ANARCHY and PEACE were pop- ular symbols displayed on t-shirts and other clothing this year, above right: Tank tops and bare shoulders were part of the springtime fashion look, right: Tie-dyed t-shirts in bright colors were among the hottest fashion looks for casual dressing during 1988. far right: Josh Hamil models the popular look of shorts and button-front t-shirt. 80 a yean 6 t t6e Cc e fren4e taCitie top: Shannon Sherman, Christy Roberson, and Tammy Roberson pause during their lunch break, above: The Tiger Band knows how to have a great time during a pep rally, left: Cheerleader Janna Morrow shares her Tiger Spirit with our mascot, Yvonne Gar- rett. a yean C t t6e Cc e £... acuity cutcC top: Gadsden High School Principal Bob Russell, above: Assistant Principal Johnny McAlpine, right: Assistant Principal Gary Muskett faculty cutcC Thelma Alexander Mike Argo Rick Arthur Gene Barnes Barbara Bishop lames Brown Martha Bullock Georgia Clarke Mary Rose Cowart Vince DiLorenzo Mildred Donald Jeannette Ford VOCOfi. Linda Ford Net a Graves James Hall top: Sarah Ashley takes a break from her ninth grade English classes above: Tina Cross, a new member of the faculty this year, helps Eddie Edwards with his anatomy assignment. Beulah Harrell Dora Gene Hill Ernesto Johnson 83 Charles Wren Nancy Yeats top left: Robert Hudson, strings instructor, enjoys his lunch with Mrs. Cowart and Mrs. Ford, above: Band director Curtis Burttram helps Phil Stevens master the saxophone, left: Norma Tow takes a moment to explain a fine point to her English class. okcC top: School Custodians arc Sail) Mc- Coy, Harold Philmore, Carl W. Mc- Carver, and Dean J. Arp. center: In- structors for the city school system’s f.R.O.T.C. Program, based at Gads- den High, are Sgt. fames Bonds, Col. Carl Harrison, and Sgt. fames Glaze. bottom: Cafeteria staff workers are Martha Humphries, Margie Baswell, Sarah fohnson, Mamie Morgan, Be- linda George, Carol Lee, Dora Knowl- es, and Joyce Elliott. ■v'-J J ,4 - S r!! 86 top: Freshman Class Officers for 1987-88 are President Erika Heard, Vice President Lana Elrod, Secretary fill Yancey, and Treasurer Charlotte ones, above: Drew Porter has a surprised expression when caught working on the freshman class float, left: Class of 1991 poses beside their first homecoming float. right: Leigh Gattis, Malcolm Fomby, Sally Swafford. Bryan Utter, and Al Garrett put final touches on the freshmen 's tiger head for their first homecoming float below: Freshmen follow their homecoming theme and Walk This Way down Broad Street during the homecoming parade. Sharon Aaron Becky Allen Patricia Baker Amy Ball Ricardo Banks 88 April Barber Rhonda Barton Bobby Belleu Jennifer Benedict Lee Benson Lana Berry Larry Black LaSonya Bradford Shundra Bradford Kristi Bridges David Bright Ricky Brown Yolanda Brown Kristie Burnett Lmily Butler LaRita Carr Jennifer Carter Zac Clay Beverly Clay Tiffany Cochran Carlos Cook Derrick Cooks Amy Copeland Robert Core Charmaine Covington Josette Cranford Meshonda Crews Regina Crews Michelle Croft Michelle Curry Ashley Davis Dawndra Davis Stacy Davis Amy Dillard Derryl Douglas Lashonda Drake Tara Dumas Taylor Edge Jeffery Edwards Jana Elrod Lana Elrod Christy Fail Alfonzo Fisher Gwentelle Fomby Malcolm Fomby 89 Porter Foster Tony Fowler Shirley Franklin Angeli a F reeman Jennifer French At Garrett Tracy Garrison Leigh Ann Gattis Meredith Giles Tammy Goins Dina Gowens Greg Graves Sharon Graves Allison Green Carrie Green Stacy Hale Scott Haller Claire Hardy Roslyn Hardy Vincent Harrell Jason Harris Lakisha Harvey Mary Margaret Haygood Erika Heard Christy Heiberger Johnny Horsley John Horton Vicki Hoskins Kristi Howard Krista Hughes 90 Dylan Hyman Lequinta l$om Belinda Jackson McShone Jackson Catrena Jenkins Cyndi Johnson Joann Johnson Julia Johnson Sonya Johnson T racey Johnson Charlotte Jones Eugene Iones Timothy Jones Eric Justice Jennifer Jordan Elene Kampakis Gail Keeling Jan Keeling Steven K el let Eat rice Kimble above: Katherine Todd. Diane Peterson. Jana Elrod, and Suzie Simmons join their class in showing Tiger Spirit during the pep rallies, left: Sarah Walker proudly shows off the Freshman Class homecoming t-shirt on the night before the parade. Michael I assater i.vette l ewis David l.indsey larrin l.indsetf Tony Lipscomb Michael Madden ()llis Madden Roderick Marhury lackie Martin Wayne Martin Heotis McClain Matt McCollum Alan McCool Kristi McGrew Ray McGuire Michael McMahon Chris Miller Meredith Mitchell Claire Moore Daryl Moore Waltina Moore Angel Morgan Rhoda Morgan Kim Morris Kristy MostiHer I right: I til Yancey shows off her carpentry skills, below: Ashley Davis supervises while Diane Peterson, Susie Simmons, Stacy Davis, and Alarm Worley demonstrate the reason they are also known as hams. lemichael Pearson Whitney Perry Diane Peterson Misha Petty jennifer Pierce Drew Porter Paige Porter leannie Pyron Sheldon Ragland Shelley Raney right: Meredith Giles and Amy Copeland show that freshman friend- ships are special, below: Leigh Ann Gattis puls a headlock on Sally Swafford while Christy Fail and Dina Gowens cheer her on. Brandt Schrwtsher Susie Simmons Mark Skelton Apryl Smith Kim Smith June Snyder Paul Sparks Stephanie Sparks Tim Spivey Bernard Staten Dorothy Steele Theresa Steeley Keven Stephens Stanley Studdard Ali Sullivan Lyndta Sumpter Sally Swafford Kicheka Swain Elizabeth Temple Edward Terry Kristopher Thomas Meloney Thomas Stacie Thomas lames Thompson Ivy Timmons Darlene Timmons lay Tinker Katherine Todd Brandon Tovar Dan Tucker Sharon Turley Bryan Utter Melissa Veasy Sarah Walker Sharon Wallace Kevin Wells Jennifer White Roderick White Roderick Whitson Michael Wiggonton Contena Williams Donna Williams Larry Williams lames Wilson Ion Wimpee Greg Womack Traci Wood ham Charity Woods Christy Woodward AI ana Worley frietAtftCK - - Freshmen not pictured individually: (in alphabetical order) Andrea Cranford, fennifer Denny, Catrena Jenkins, Edward Kinzer, Allen McDaniel, Kellie Miller, Terry Thomas, Jerome Wynn, and Divina Zelsdorf. I - 96 a yean i i t ie £i£e £... fZ., top: Sophomore class officers for 1987-88 left to right are President Hasty Laney, Secretary Tommy Sandridge, Treasurer Jason Watkins, and Vice President Mark Skelton, above: Johnny Roberson shows his affection for one of the class sponsors, Faye Pierce, left: Sophomore girls take a well-deserved break while working on their homecoming float. right: Robin Russell and Jana Massey get a hug from the sophomore tiger. below: Lisa Spafford and Lisa Hughes — Lisa-Lisa, where's Cult-Jam?” John Barnes Jill Barrett Lynn Bearden Bo Beason Monica Beck Barry Bell Leonard Be I lew Evan Blackwood Bobby Brewster Phillip Butler Joseph Baker Melissa Baker David Ball Michael Ball Kenny Bankston Dionne Adams Lee Ann Adams Tony Almond Jimmy Baird Christina Baker 01 Catherine Camp Dana Carter Cornelia Coker Micki Coker Nathaniel Collins John Conner Wanda Conrad Sally Cook Bart Copeland Carmen Cox Beth Cranford Hezey Croc ton Terry Crowe Jeff Crumley Eddie Dann La tony a Davis Tracy Davis Angela Day Amy Dennis Stanley Dixon Gary Drake Tonya Edwards Shonte Ford Anthony Gadson James Gaines Chris Garmon James Garrett Ramona Garrett Misty Garrison Linda George 99 100 Yolanda Goggans Holley Gray Greg Green Monica Green Terrence Greer Sherry Gunter Angel Hanna Milton Harvey Laura Heaton Stephen Henslee Jeffrey Horsley Betty Horton Kimberly Horton Selena Hudson Lisa Hughes Melissa Hunter Catherine Inzer Lynette Johnson Tracy Johnson Wendy Johnson Jeanie Jones Myra Jones Yolanda Jones Harry Kampakis Ricky Kell John Knight Hasty Laney Kai Lien Kris Loveman Erika Mackin Amy Maharry Beverly Massey Jana Massey Marsha Mathis Kevin Matthews Kevin McAlpine Tallulah McAlpine Christy McBurnett Angela McClain Bobbie McGuire Lisa Miller Matt Miller Chad Mink Amy Mitchell Donald Morgan Gerald Moore Taylor Morgan Janna Morrow Mickey Nail T rey Nolen left: Linda George and Hasty Laney work on their class homecoming float above: Paul Worley seems to be working hard. Kristy Norton Kelly Pankey Ben Parker Cecelia Parker Dawn Phillips Chuck Pierce Tonya Player Zero Poole Bobby Poole Annette Preivett Stephanie Price Kimberly Ragland Shane Ratledge Sabrina Reid Scott Reynolds lohnny Roberson Denise Rudolph Bill Runyans Robin Russell Donna Schroeder Missy Self Mark Skelton Brady Smith Carrie Smith Cornelius Smith Foster Smith Tarance Smothers Lisa Spafford Elisha Spurting Phil Stephens 102 left: Sophomores always had fun during the pep rallies and showed their class spirit with pride, below: Erika Mackin and Wendy Johnson seem to be sick of working on their homecoming float. Tara Stringer Angie Templeton Tonya Thomas ten Thomason Elisha Thornton DonYale Timmons Cynthia Trammell Patrick Tucker Tricia Tucker Katrina Turnbach I an ice Turner Lashonda Underwood Sharon Underwood Traci Undenvood Cliff Vance . .. � Charlotte Vaughn Kevin Vezertzis Jason Watkins Tim Whitmore Derrick Williams 103 Toby Wood Deanna Woody Paul Worley Buddy Wright Rodney Yow Sophomores not pictured individually: (in alphabetical order) Melissa Barbee, Jennifer Martin, Rochelle Smith, Baylor Street, and Teresa Underwood. right: Sophomore homecoming maids Dione Adams, Wendy Johnson, and Jana Massey represented their class during the homecoming parade, below: The Sophomore class homecoming maids seem nervous during the homecoming pep rally. Tony Williams Malanie Williams Richelle Williams Georgia Wilson April Wise top: The 1987-88 Junior Class officers are President Bill Sullivan, Vice President Nikki Tinker, Treasurer Natashi Yarbrough, and Secretary Renee Kampakis. above: Future custodians from the class of 1989 are Bobbie Cole, Suzanne Watkins, and Melissa Harris. left: Juniors like Loren Nesbitt, Katie Wells, and Karen Wesley show their class spirit during pep rallies. a yeast i t t£e Cc e ... 105 left: Juniors put the final touches on their homecoming float a few minutes before the big parade begins, below: The club entry from gets last minute adjustments before the parade moves down Broad Street. Warren Adams Karen Allen Kathy Allen Becky Argo Chanda Baptist Paige Barclay Larry Beason Kim Beck Veronica Benson Cecil Booker Jennifer Boyd Pauline Brown Roger Brown Dzvayne Byers Angie Campbell Bernard Cantrell Angie Cash Err on Cherry Jami Christopher Andy Clackum 106 Antonio Clay Alonso Coats Alphonso Coats Bobbie Cole Gerald Coleman Leslie Corker Phillip Cranford terry Crowe Lorrie Davis Tuquita Densmore Torren Deramus David Doss Daryl Douthard Michael Dunn Daric Elliott Kellie Elliott Tammy Farrow Bobbi Fazekas Kerri Fazekas Kellye Fowler Sherry Gargus Suzi Gibbs Jeff Gilbert Sherry Griffin Anna Hamil Betty Hammond Kim Hancock Elizabeth Haney Tom Hannah Cindy Harkins 10 7 Shawn Lawrence Amy Leach James Leach Jodie Leach Kim Lecroy Dexter Harrell Melissa Harris Mia Hart Adam Hawkins Lorenza Heard Yolanda Herron Ebony Holt Rita Hoskins Karen Howell Seth Hudson Shaivn Huff Vanesa Ingram Cathy Johnson Tammy Jackson Renea Jennings Ann Johnson Erical Johnson Alicia Jones David Jones Earl Jones Paige Jones Peacolia Jones Renee Kampakis Ijzne Keener Jason Kimbril 108 Kevin Kovalchik LePrecious Leonard Barbie Lewis Latonya Lewis Sandy Long Tracci Maddock Emmanuel Major Willie Marshall Misty Martin Janette McCloud Victoria McCurdy Derek McElroy Patrick McGee Angel McGowan Glenn McSpadden Mattheuf Meloun Caroline Miller Vinny Miller Monica Murphy Loren Nesbitt left: Matthew Meloun and Jason Wilhite seem to be wondering if they'll have enough crepe paper to finish their float, above: Spence Taylor feels proud as he relaxes with the completed Junior float. 109 Melissa Norris Billy Page limmy Pierce Kelvin Pierce Matthew Pine Ioanna Pruett Jeremy Pruitt Cynthia Quinzy Patrick Ragland Katie Ray Roman Ray James Renfroe Kathy Reynolds Dexter Robertson Tony Robertson Nathan Schultz Douglas Smith Joe Starnes Blake Stringer Willie Stroud Bill Sullivan Spence Taylor John Teusink Dorris Thomas Nikki Tinker Randy Tolbert Roderick Turner Scott Walker Scott Washburn Suzanne Watkins 110 Xatuchi Watson Katie Wells Karen Wesley Chad West Jason Willheight Mark Willard Rusty Willbanks Stephanie Williams Ingrid Wilson Mikki Wilson Nikki Wilson Lasandra Winborn Michelle Wolfe Christi Woodham Sarah Woods 111 Juniors not pictured individually: (in alphabetical order) Kristie Barrett,'Todd Beckner, Kim Blevins, Leann Box, Craig Collins, Eddie Dann, Lisa Dillard, Becky Evans, May Hoksas, Lanetta Jones, Charlie Lapsley, Andrei Ray, and Maurice Timmons. 112 a yea Ck t6e Cl e £ ... top: With this many seniors working on our homecoming float, how could we help but win first place? above: Jennifer Vice rides her tricycle across the finish line for a senior victory during one of the pep rally competitions — it seems all seniors are still children sometimes. left: Senior class officers for 1988 are President Andrew Loveman, Vice President Lorretta Thomas, Secretary Kellie Lindsey, and Treasurer Jacqueline Lindsey. 113 Rodney K. Alldredge Bund-4 years; SADD-2 years; VICA-2 years; A2X -1 year Robert L. Avery, Jr. Kingsman-1 year; Varsity Football-3 years; All-State Football-2 years; All-Area Football-2 years; Jr. Varsity Football-1 year; Varsity Basketball-2 years; Jr. Varsity Basketball-2 years; Track-2 years; Soccer-1 year; Span- ish Club-1 year; French Club-1 year; SADD-3 years; FCA-1 year Laddie Baird K. Tiffany Ballou Homeroom Representative-2 years; Class Favorite-2 years; Spanish Club-1 year; Beta Club-2 years; Key Club-1 year; fr. Red Cross-2 years; Traffic Safety Coun- cil-1 year; SADD-3 years; FHA-2 years; Young Life-1 year; Bible Club-3 years; Hi-Y — 1 year Reginald Antonio Banks I rench Club-2 years; Beta Club-1 year; Computer Club- 3 years; Computer Club Honor Society; Treasurer of Computer Club-1 year; SADD-1 year; FHA-1 year; Vice President of FHA-1 year Soccer-2 years; Tennis Team-2 years; Spanish Club-3 years; Mu Alpha Theta-2 years; Beta Club-3 years; Magnavox Staff-2 years; Key Club-3 years; Drama Club-1 year; SADD-2 year; Young Life-3 years Michelle Baker French Club-1 year; Beta Club-1 year; Tigerettes-1 year; Velvetones-I year; SADD-4 years; FHA-3 years; Vice President of FHA-1 year; AZX -4 years; President of AZX -1 year Linzy Kaye Barber Class Favorite-2 years; Varsity Cheerleader-1 year; Club — I year; SADD-1 year; DCCA-1 year; FH year; ZXE -3 years Randy Beason Soccer-2 years; Baseball-4 years; French Club-1 Crucible Staff-1 year; SADD-2 years; Young i years; Hi-Y — 1 year; Drama Club-1 year 114 Philip Beddingfield Varsity Football-3 years; Spanish Club-1 year; Latin Club-1 year; Key Club-1 year; Band-1 year; Young Life- 3 years Gerry W. Benson Homeroom Representative-1 year; Varsity Football-3 years; Jr. Varsity Football-2 years; Baseball-1 year; JROTC-3 years; Velvetones-1 year; Jr. Red Cross-1 year; V1CA-1 year; All-Area in Football-1986-87; All-State in Football-1985-86 Julia Bernecker Exchange Student; French Club-1 year; Key Club-1 year; Drama Club-1 year; Computer Club-1 year; Young Life- 1 year William Jamison Bowers Varsity Football-4 years; Spanish Club-1 year; Crucible Staff-1 year; Key Club-1 year; SADD-1 year; ZXE -2 years Kelvin B. Bradford Varsity Football-3 years; Jr. Varsity Football-1 year; Varsity Basketball-1 year; Jr. Varsity Basketball-3 years; Track-2 years; Baseball-1 year; Athletic Team Manager-1 year; Jr. Red Cross-2 years; SADD-2 years; Most Valuable Defensive Back-1987 Susan Bramblett JROTC-2 years; JROTC Female Drill Team-2 years; VI- CA-1 year; AZX -2 years Barbara Brennan Spanish Club-2 years; Beta Club-3 years; Key Club-1 year; Band-2 years; Drama Club-1 year; DECA-1 year; Young Life-2 years; 2XE -3 years; Who's Who Among High School Students; National English Merit Award-3 years Mark Wayne Brothers Student Council Officer-1 year; Homeroom Represen- tative-1 year; Spanish Club-4 years; Beta Club-3 years; Magnavox Staff-2 years; Key Club-2 years; Drama Club-1 year; Quiz Bowl Team-2 years; Science Olym- Team-2 years; SADD-2 years; Young Life-4 years; 115 Phillip Burchfield Kingsmart-1 year; Jr. Varsity Football-1 year; Baseball- 3 years; Spanish Club-2 years; Mu Alpha Theta-1 year; Key Club-1 year; Band-2 years; Young Life-2 years; 2XE -2 years Carla Ragan Burchfield Senior Beauty; French Club-2 years; Beta Club-2 years; Band-4 years; Tigerettes-2 years; Drama Club-1 year; SADD-1 year; DECA-1 year; A2X -3 years; French Club President — 2 years; Majorette-1 year; Tigerette Dance Captain-1 year; A2X Vice President-1 year Lynn Butler Cross Country-1 year; JROTC-1 year; Stringed Orches- tra-1 year; V1CA-3 years; A2X -1 year Karen Marie Calloway JROTC-2 years; Velvetones-1 year; Jr. Red Cross-4 years; VICA-1 year; Bible Club-4 years; Jr. Red Cross President-1 year; JROTC Color Guard-1 year Rodney Calloway Varsity Football-4 years; Jr. Varsity Basketball-1 year; Track Cross Country-2 years; Baseball-1 year; Athletic Team Manager-2 years; JROTC-1 year; SADD-1 year Dunican Caselberry Varsity Football-2 years; Varsity Basketball-1 year; Jr. Varsity Basketball-1 year; Track Cross Country-1 year; JROTC-1 year; SADD-1 year; Young Life-1 year Bernetta Coats Mamie Coker Class Officer; Homeroom Representative-2 years; Home- coming Maid-2 years; Class Favorite-2 years; Class Beauty-2 years; Tennis Team-4 years; French Club-1 year; Latin Club-1 year; Key Club-3 years; Jr. Red Cross-1 year; SADD-3 years; Young Life-4 years; 2XE - 2 years; Key Club Sweetheart-1 year; 2XE Officer-1 year; Tennis Team Captain-1 year 116 Mary Beth Cook Class Vice President-3 years; Student Council Vice Pres- ident-1 year; Homecoming Queen for 1987; Homecoming Court-4 years; Varsity Cheerleader-3 years; Asst. Head Varsity Cheerleader-1 year; Head Varsity Cheerleader- 1 year; Track Cross Country-1 year; Spanish Club-2 years; Beta Club-3 years; Magnavox Staff-2 years; Key Club-3 years; Key Club Sweetheart and District Key Club Sweetheart; Girl's State Representative; Young Life-4 years; 2XE Tim Cox Shannon Craig SADD-2 years; DECA-1 year; FBLA-1 year; Young Life- 1 year; A2X -1 year Pamela Croft DECA-1 year Rafael (Tony) Crook Jr. Varsity Football-1 year; Athletic Team Manager-1 year; French Club-1 year; Jr. Red Cross-4 years; Traffic Safety Council-1 year; SADD-2 years; VICA-1 year Jason Crow Varsity Football-3 years; Spanish Club-2 years; Key Club-4 years; Band-2 years; Quiz Bowl Team-2 years; Science Olympiad Team-2 years; SADD-2 years; Young Life-3 years Omar Nigel Cunningham Jr. Varsity Football-3 years; French Club-2 years; Band-3 years; Velvetones-3 years; Drama Club-1 year; Jr. Red Cross-1 year; Computer Club-1 year; SADD-2 years; School and City PTA Talent Show Winner Jaime Day Homeroom Representative-2 years; Class Favorite-1 year; Varsity Football-3 years; Jr. Varsity Football-1 year; Track-2 years; Soccer-2 years; Spanish Club-2 years; Key Club-2 years; President of Key Club-1 year; Young Life-3 years; Hi-Y — 1 year; Good Citizenship Award 117 Angela Fomby Beth Foster French Club-1 year; Key Club-1 year; VICA-1 year; Young Life-1 year; 2XE -3 years; 2XE Vice President-1 year Latona Denise Garrett French Club-3 years; Band-4 years; Tigerettes-3 years; Color Guard-1 year; SADD-2 years; FBLA-1 year; FHA- 1 year; A Q -3 years Yvonne Marie Garrett Class Officer-1 year; SGA Chaplain-1 year; Spanish Club-4 years; National Honor Society-2 years; Mu Al- pha Theta-3 years; Beta Club-3 years; Key Club-1 year; Drama Club-3 years; Quiz Bowl Team-1 year; Science Olympaid Team-3 years; SADD-3 years; Young Life-2 years; 2XE -3 years; President of Spanish Club-1 year; Tiger Mascot-1 year Andre T. DeRamus Varsity Football-2 years; Jr. Varsity Football-1 year; Varsity Basketball-2 years; Jr. Varsity Basketball-2 years; Track Cross Country-2 years; Spanish Club-1 year; French Club-1 year; Computer Club-1 year Jonathan Andrew Doss Tennis Team-4 years; Spanish Club-2 years; Latin Club- 1 year; Beta Club-3 years; Crucible Staff Editor-1 year; Key Club-2 years; Computer Club-1 year Eddie Edwards Golf Team-2 years; Spanish Club-1 year; 2XE -2 years Chris Fleming French Club-1 year;SADD-l year; VICA-1 year; DECA- 1 year; FHA-1 year 118 Adria Garry Spanish Club-4 years; National Honor Society-3 years; Mu Alpha Theta-1 year; Beta Club-3 years; Velvetones- 2 years; Stringed Orchestra-4 years; President of the Orchestra-1 year; Drama Club-2 years; Winner of Gadsden Music Club Scholarship; SADD-1 year Paige Giamalva Track-1 year; Key Club-1 year; Stringed Orchestra-1 year; DEC A-2 years; FHA-2 years; Young Life-1 year; 2XE -3 years Jonathan Godbey Student Council Parliamentarian-1 year; Spanish Club- 3 years; National Honor Society-3 years; NHS Vice Pres- ident-1 year; Mu Alpha Theta-3 years; Beta Club-3 years; Computer Club-3 years; Computer Club Treas- urer-1 year; Computer Club President-1 year; Quiz Bowl Team-3 years; Science Olympiad Team-2 years; Young Life-2 years; A.P. American History Award-1987 Ledoria Ann Goldsby Class Beauty-1 year; Spanish Club-1 year; JROTC-4 years; Velvetones-4 years; Drama Club-2 years; Jr. Red Cross-2 years; SADD-2 years; Hi-Y — 1 year Bridgett Felice Graham Class Beauty-1 year; Spanish Club-2 years; French Club-1 year; Beta Club-3 years; Band-4 years; Tiger- ettes-2 years; SADD-1 year; Beta Club Secretary — 1 year; A Q -4 years; A Q Officer-2 years Brian Green V1CA Keith Haney JROTC-2 years; Boys' Drill Team-1 year; SADD-1 year; Rifle Team-1 year S. Todd Hardin Golf Team-3 years; SADD-4 years; V1CA-2 years; Young Life-2 years 119 de Uor Michele Diantt Harris French Club-1 year; Latin Club-1 year; Mu Alpha The- ta-3 years; Beta Club-3 years; Band-3 years; Color Guard-2 years; SADD-1 year; FBLA-1 year; FHA-1 year; Young Life-2 years; ZXE -3 years Alton Harrold French Club-3 years; Computer Club-1 year; Bible Club- 4 years; President of Bible Club-1 year; Top Salesman in 1987 Magazine Sale Monique Hart French Club-2 years; Band-4 years; Tigerettes-2 years; SADD-1 year John Hatfield Homeroom Representative-2 years; Soccer-1 year; Ten- nis Team-4 years; French Club-1 year; Latin Club-1 year; Mu Alpha Theta-2 years; Beta Club-3 years; Magnavox Staff-1 year; Key Club-1 year; SADD-1 year; Young Life-3 years; ZXE -2 years Chuck Herb Varsity Basketball-1 year; Jr. Varsity Basketball-2 years; Spanish Club — 2 years; Beta Club-1 year; Cru- cible Staff-1 year; Key Club-2 years; Computer Club-2 years; Computer Club Secretary-1 year; SADD-2 years; Young Life-4 years Eric Higgins President of the Student Council-1 year; Homeroom Representative-1 year; Kingsman-4 years; Varsity Foot- ball-3 years; Jr. Varsity Football-3 years; Soccer-1 year; Spanish Club-2 years; Beta Club-1 year; Key Club-4 years; Quiz Bowl Team-1 year; Science Olympiad Team- 1 year; SADD-4 years; Young Life-4 years; 2XE -1 year Diane Hoagland French Club-2 years; SADD-1 year; FHA-2 years; Young Life-2 years; Secretary of FHA-1 year Sedrick Holstick Coronation King-1988; Varsity Football-3 years; Jr. Varsity Football-1 year; Track Cross Country-1 year; French Club-2 years; National Honor Society-2 years; Beta Club-1 year; Computer Club-1 year; SADD-1 year; MVP of football team; Treasurer of National Honor Society 120 Janice Elaine Hooks Volleyball-4 years; Softball-3 years; Athletic Team Manager, official scorekeeper for State Volleyball Championship-3 years; Spanish Club-2 years;SADD-l year; FHA-2 years; FHA President-1 year; FHA Home- coming Queen-1987-88; PTA Talent Competition Cassandra Denise Hop- kins Spanish Club-2 years; Beta Club-1 year; Magnavox Staff-2 years; SADD-1 year; FBLA-1 year; FHA-1 year Drew Howard Varsity Football-3 years; 1987 Varsity Captain; fr. Var- sity Football-1 year; Track Cross Country-1 year; Soc- cer-3 years; Golf Team — 2 years; Key Club-1 year; SADD-3 years; Young Life-4 years; 2XE -3 years Sophilus Hoyt Spanish Club-2 years; Velvetones-1 year; VICA-1 year; DECA-1 year; Hi-Y — 1 year Chip Huff Derence Ramon Hughley Varsity Football-2 years; Jr. Varsity Football-1 year; Track Cross Country-1 year; French Club-2 years; SADD-2 years; VICA-1 year John Paul Huguley Track Cross Country-1 year; Tennis Team-1 year; French Club-1 year; Latin Club-1 year; Key Club-4 years; SADD-1 year; Young Life-3 years Teresa D. Ingram Spanish Club-2 years; Mu Alpha Theta-1 year; Beta Club-2 years; Stringed Orchestra-2 years; Jr. Red Cross- 1 year; DECA-1 year 121 Erice Jackson Michael Jelks Spanish Club-4 years; Computer Club-1 year Stephanie Michelle Johnson Spanish Club-1 year; Latin Club-1 year; Beta Club-3 years; Band-4 years; Tigerettes-2 years; Color Guard-1 year; Quiz Bowl Team-1 year; SADD-2 years; A Q -3 years; A'i'Q Manager-1 year; Beta Club Secretary-1 year Angela Denice Jones Spanish Club-3 years; FHA-1 year William Jones, Jr. Class Favorite-1 year; Varsity Football-3 years; Jr. Var- sity Basketball-1 year; SADD-2 years; VICA-1 year; FHA-2 years Jimmy Jordan Varsity Football-1 year; Jr. Varsity Football-1 year; Jr. Varsity Basketball-1 year; Baseball-3 years; Athletic Team Monager-1 year; JROTC-3 years; Jr. Red Cross-1 year; SADD-1 year Nichole Kell Class Favorite-3 years; Softball-2 years; Spanish Club-2 years; National Honor Society-3 years; Mu Alpha The- ta-3 years; Beta Club-2 years; SADD-1 year; 2XE -3 years; Young Life-2 years April Darie Kendrick SADD-1 year; DECA-2 years; FBLA-1 year; FHA-1 year; Young Life-1 year; Vice President of DEC A-1 year; President of DECA-1 year; President of FHA-1 year 122 Mia Krogh Spanish Club-1 year; Velvetones-1 year fames Bernard Leonard VlCA-4 years Kai Jay Lien Spanish Club-3 years; National Honor Society-3 years; Vice President of National Honor Society-1 year; Vice President of Spanish Club-1 year; Mu Alpha Theta-3 years; Beta Club-1 year; Science Olympiad Team-1 year; SADD-2 years; Math Team-1 year Craig Liggan Varsity Football-2 years; Tennis Team-1 year; Spanish Club-1 year; French Club-1 year; Latin Club-1 year; Mu Alpha Theta-3 years; Beta Club-3 years; Crucible Staff- 1 year; SADD-3 years; Young Life-4 years Daphne Lindsey Class Favorite-1 year; Spanish Club-1 year; Key Club-1 year; JROTC-3 years; Jr. Red Cross-4 years; Jr. Red Cross Queen-2 years; SADD-3 years; VICA-1 year; FBLA-1 year; Bible Club-3 years; Hi-Y — 2 years Jacquelyn Darnell Lindsey Senior Class Treasurer; Homeroom representative-3 years; Homecoming Maid-4 years; Varsity Cheerleader- 1 year; Jr. Varsity Cheerleader — 2 years; Head Jr. Varsity Cheerleader-1 year; Volleyball-2 years; Softball — 1 year; Beta Club-1 year; JROTC-1 year; Jr. Red Cross-4 years; Vice President of Jr. Red Cross-1 year; SADD-3 years; VICA-1 year; Bible Club-2 years; Who's Who Among American High School Students Kellie Lindsey Senior Class Secretary; Junior Class Treasurer; Fresh- man Class Treasurer; Homecoming Maid-1 year; Class Favorite-1 year; Class Beauty-1 year; Tennis Team-3 years; French Club-1 year; Latin Club-1 year; Key Club- 3 years;Key Club Sweetheart-3 years; Jr. Red Cross-1 year; SADD-2 years; FHA-1 year; Young Life-4 years; ZXE -4 years Andrew Loveman Class Officer-3 years; Homeroom Representative-1 year; Kingsman-3 years; Soccer-2 years; Tennis Team-2 years; Spanish Club-2 years; Latin Club-1 year; Beta Club-3 years; Key Club-2 years; Quiz Bowl Team-1 year; SADD-2 years; Young Life-4 years; ZXE -2 years; Homecoming escort-4 years 123 Brad Lovvorn Kevin MacPherson Track Cross Country-4 years; Baseball-3 years; Ath- letic Team Manager-1 year; Spanish Club-3 years; Beta Club-1 year; Jr. Red Cross-1 year; Computer Club-2 years; SADD-1 year; Young Life-2 years Carla Malone National Honor Society-3 years; Velvetones-1 year; SADD-1 year; V1CA-1 year Tint Martin Kenneth William Maudsley Soccer-2 years; Spanish Club-2 years; Latin Club-1 year; Beta Club-2 years Kimberly Ilene Micale Drama Club-2 years; AIX -2 years Gene B. Millican III Jr. Varsity Football-1 year; Soccer-1 year; SADD-1 year; VICA-1 year; DECA-1 year; Young Life-1 year; 2XE -4 years; City Councilman for Youth in Gov- ernment Day April Cat rice Mitchell French Club-3 years;Secretary of French Club-1 year; Chaplain of French Club-1 year; Bible Club-2 years; Velvetones-1 year; DECA-1 year 124 Sharon Murry Cathy Nails Band-4 years; Tigerettes-3 years; SADD-1 year; FHA-1 year; 2XE -3 years; Majorette-1 year Kenny Norwood JROTC Beverly Darlene Oliver Band-2 years; Velvetones-2 years; VIC A-2 years David Scott Partridge Homeroom Representative-2 years; Class Favorite-4 years; Kingsman-3 years; Varsity Football-3 years; Jr. Varsity Football-3 years; Track-2 years; Baseball-2 years; Key Club-4 years; SADD-3 years; Young Life-4 years; Football Team Captain-1987; Most Valuable Of- fensive Lineman-1987; Charity Bowl Most Valuable De- fensive Player-1987 Casonya Sherrell Mitchell JROTC-1 year; r. Red Cross-2 years; SADD-2 years; VlCA-1 year; DEC A-2 years Nathan Andrew Moore Tennis Team-4 years; Spanish Club-2 years; Latin Club- 1 year; National Honor Society-3 years; Mu Alpha The- ta-3 years; Beta Club-3 years; Computer Club-1 year; Science Olympiad Team-2 years; President of National Honor Society-1987-88; Treasurer of Beta Club-1986- 87 Theresa Jo Moore Freshman Class Secretary; Sophomore Class Secretary; Homeroom Representative-2 years; Jr. Varsity Cheer- leader-1 year; French Club-1 year; Latin Club-1 year; Beta Club-4 years; Crucible Editor-1 year; Key Club-1 year; Stringed Orchestra-2 years; Quiz Bowl Team-2 years; Secretary of Quiz Bowl Team-1 year; Science Olympiad Team-1 year; SADD-1 year; Young Life-3 years; Hi-Y — 1 year; EXE -4 years; Outstanding French 1 Student Award enio ■ Anthony B. Patrick FHA-2 years Brandi Michelle Payne French Club-1 year; Latin Club-1 year; Band-2 years; Drama Club-1 year; SADD-t year; Young Life-3 years; Hi-Y — 1 year; 2XE -3 years Tracy Phillips Elaine Rector Velvetones-l year; FHA-1 year Christy Roberson Homeroom Representative-1 year; Volleyball-1 year; Softball-3 years; Spanish Club-1 year; Magnavox Staff- 2 years; Stringed Orchestra-4 years; Most Valuable Of- fensive Player in Softball Tammy Denise Robertson Volleyball-1 year; Softball-3 years; Spanish Club-2 years; Beta Club-1 year; Magnavox Staff-2 years; Velvetones-2 years; All-Area in Volleyball; All Sec- tional Team and Most Valuable Player in Softball John Ray Roden Varsity Football-2 years; SADD-2 years; DECA-1 year Laura Kate Rozelle Stringed Orchestra-2 years; DECA-2 years; Hi-Y — 1 year; XXE -3 years 126 Lawrence Parks Rozelle II Soccer-3 years; Tennis Team-2 years; Spanish Club-1 year Ryan Russell John Rutledge Varsity Football-1 year; Spanish Club-1 year; Latin Club-1 year; Beta Club-2 years; Band-2 years; Young Life-2 years; Who's Who Among High School Students Danielle Lynatta Sawyer JROTC-4 years; Band-3 years; Color Guard-1 year; VI- CA-3 years Shannon Leigh Sherman Homecoming Maid-1 year; Class Favorite-3 years; Se- nior Beauty; Coronation Queen for 1988; Spanish Club- 2 years; Beta Club-2 years; Key Club-2 years; SADD-1 year; 2XE -1 year Annise Smith National Honor Society-3 years; Velvetones-2 years; Jr. Red Cross-1 year; Traffic Safety Council-1 year; SADD- 1 year; VICA-3 years; FBLA-2 years; FHA-1 year; Bible Club-3 years Craig Smith Homeroom Representative-1 year; Soccer-3 years; French Club-1 year; SADD-3 years; Young Life-3 years Donna Smith Spanish Club-1 year; SADD-2 years; VlCA-2 years; FBLA-1 year; Triads-1 year 127 Misti Smith Latin Club-1 year; Crucible Staff-1 year; Key Club-1 year; SADD-2 years; DEC A-1 year; 2XE -3 years; PTA Homeroom Representative Scott Forester Stewart Varsity Football-4 years; Jr. Varsity Football-2 years; Spanish Club-1 year; Latin Club-1 year; Magnavox Staff-2 years; Editor of Magnavox-1 year; Key Club-1 year; Young Life-4 years; School, Region, and District Winner in the Voice of Democracy Speech Contest, 1987- 88 Adam Stokes Valaria Lynn Theil SADD-1 year; VlCA-1 year; FHA-1 year; Triads-1 year fanniek Thomas JROTC-1 year; JROTC Female Drill Team-1 year Lorretta L. Thomas Class Officer-1 year; Homeroom Representative-2 years; Homecoming Maid-1 year; Class Favorite-2 years; Ath- letic Team Manager-2 years; Velvetones-3 years; Drama Club-1 year; SADD-2 years; VICA-1 year James Byron Todd Tennis Team-2 years; Spanish Club-2 years; Mu Alpha Theta-2 years; National Honor Society-1 year; Beta Club-1 year; Computer Club-1 year; Science Olympiad Team-1 year Constance Rene Turner Homeroom Representative-1 year; JROTC-3 years; Velvetones-I year; Traffic Safety Council-1 year; VICA- 2 years; Bible Club-3 years; Jr. Red Cross-3 years; Tri- ads 128 Glenda Veal VIC A-1 year Jennifer Lee Vice Homeroom Representative-1 year; Class Lavority-I year; Spanish Club-2 years; Beta Club-1 year; Crucible Staff-1 year; Key Club-2 years; Jr. Red Cross-1 year; Quiz Bowl Team-1 year; SADD-1 year; FBLA-l year; Young Life-3 years; 2XE -4 years Gary Edward Wallace Spanish Club-2 years; Mu Alpha Theta-3 years; Beta Club-3 years; SADD-3 years; VlCA-2 years; VIC A Pres- ident-! year Amy Marie Ward Spanish Club-1 year; Key Club-1 year; Young Life; Key Club Sweetheart Marcie West Homeroom Representative-1 year; Spanish Club-1 year; Crucible Staff-1 year; SADD-2 years; Young Life; 2XE - 4 years Cassandra Alecia White Spanish Club-2 years; Band-I year; Tigerettes-1 year; lr. Red Cross-1 year; Trajfic Safety Council-1 year; SADD-2 years; Bible Club-1 year Robert Matthew White Soccer-3 years; Spanish Club-4 years; Mu Alpha Theta- 3 years; Beta Club-3 years; Key Club-4 years; VICA-1 year; Young Life-4 years Michael White Varsity Football-3 years; JROTC-1 year; VIC A-2 years 129 e U vi4 John David Williams Class Favorite-1 year; Golf Team-4 years; Spanish Club-2 years; Crucible Staff-1 year; ZXE -3 years Cynthia Williamson Varsity Cheerleader-1 year; Girls' Basketball-1 year; Spanish Club-1 year; Velvetones-1 year; SADD-3 years; DECA-1 year; FBLA-2 years; Triads-1 year; Mascot for Varsity Cheerleading Squad-1 year; DEC A Secretary-1 year; Home Economics Award Baseball Veronica Wafford Andre B. F. Wright right: Katie Rozelle and John Paul Huguley cel- ebrate their senior spirit a yeast ntenuviiee ... upper left: Kellie Lindsey clowns around with her friend Jennifer Vice lower left: John Williams finds that his date to the dance is a real dummy below left: Andrew Loveman shows his authority pose as class president during the homecoming parade below right: friends Katie Rozelle and Christy Roberson pause after a pep rally lower center: The senior float is finally 1 bottom: Hey, Ryan Russell, show us where the beach is! 131 top left: Kellie Lindsey and Andrew Loveman look over notes just before a test, top right: Barbara Brennan shows her disgust for the lack of progress in building the homecoming float above, right: David Partridge flashes the camera as he prepares to have a more formal photo taken, above: John Hatfield looks thoughtful as he is photographed strolling in the halls, right: Friends Chris Fleming and Eddie Edwards laugh and joke before settling down to the seriousness of a class. 132 top left: Jonathan Godbey, Chris Fleming, Jon Doss, Robert McElroy, and Nathan Moore take a break from float building, below: Chuck Herb smiles as he cleans desks for Key Club. below left: Kellie Lindsey and Eric Higgins show their affection for friend David Partridge, below, left: Daphne Lindsey is caught off guard as she strolls through the library, below, right: Veronica Wofford is spellbound as she waits for instructions to finish her part of the homecoming float bottom: John Williams and Jennifer Vice discuss a special layout for Crucible during a normal third period class. 133 top left: Chuck Herb does his impression of Cousin It”, top right: Janice Hooks looks happy while ironing during her home economics class, above: Randy Beason seems to be having one of those days that makes you want to ”climb the walls , right: Annise Smith styles for the photographer before the routine of English class starts again, bottom, right: John Paul Huguley and Amy Ward discuss the finer points of letter design as they assist in the painting of their senior class float. 134 above: Nichole Kell receives her diploma from Mr. Russell — the moment all seniors wait for has finally arrived, top right: Kim Micale demonstrates the meaning of a strained smile , above: Seniors Cathy Nails, Ragan Burchfield, and Brandi Payne are joined by Scott Ingram as they sparkle and shine for the photographer. 135 iat z £e Mamie Coker Marnie has always been popular with her class- mates, serving in the coronation court 2 years and the homecoming court 2 years. She has repre- sented GHS well on the tennis team. Her favorite subject has been history and her favorite teacher has been Mrs. Bullock. She says, Individualism has been the key to the class of'88. Mary Beth Cook Homecoming Queen for her senior year, Mary Beth has also been involved with her duties as co- editor of the Magnavox staff this year. Senior Notables are those students who have distinguished themselves in some way, making them the best examples of their class as a whole. These students who represent the best of the class of 1988, were chosen by vote of their classmates. Each senior was asked to select the persons in their class who had shown leadership abilities, high moral standards, and good scholastic performance. Those receiving the most votes were selected as this year's Notables. We asked each of the students to tell us what characteristics he or she believed qualified him or her as a notable. We also asked these representatives of the class of 1988, how they thought their class should be remembered by future classes at Gadsden High. Jonathan Godbey Achieving the honor of Valedictorian of his class, Jonathan has certainly upheld the qualities of scholarship required to make him notable among his classmates. Ledoria Goldsby Ledoria says she is notable for my happy smile and good personality. She has enjoyed classes in science, but says all of her teachers are her favorites since they have all taught her something different. She says her class will be remembered for our hard work and great expectations. Bobby Avery Characteristics of personality, attitude, and leadership helped Bobby to be selected as a senior notable. He has excelled in athletics at Gadsden High. Bobby says the class of '88 should be re- membered for the leadership that our class has shown throughout the years. T iff any Ballou Honesty is an important characteristic to Tif- fany, whose favorite subject at GHS has been Democracy with Linda Ford. She was a senior class favorite and believes that the class of '88 has helped to maintain the responsibilities in keeping GHS the best. Jaime Day I would hope people would look at me to be a notable because of my leadership ability and my ability to get along with anyone, says Jaime. He has been active in football and track as well as serving as president of the Key Club and having just a little fun. Yvonne Garrett I don't think anyone has a 'quality' that makes them special; it's what you do with what you've got... This philosophy has helped Yvonne excel in academics. She says her favorite teachers are the ones who have pushed hard to get results. She believes her class will be remembered for its role in community service as well as for the recog- nition it has brought to GHS. Eric Higgins I have tried to lead my class as student council president, football player, and as mayor of Youth in Government Day, says Eric. He has done all this to help keep the good reputation of GHS. Eric's favorite subjects have been math and gov- ernment. He says of his class, we got along pretty good; we were just all glad to be here. Sedric Holstick Sedric was chosen as King of the 1988 Coronation Ball and is also among the Top Ten students in his class. 137 Janice Hooks According to Janice, her best attribute is her cheerful smile. She has excelled in school, but also enjoys entertaining in the community with her musical talents. She says her class should be re- membered by the school spirit, leadership they have provided at CHS. William Jones, Jr. Being mannerable, outgoing, and very under- standing as a senior, has helped William be selected as a notable. He has enjoyed history and anatomy and especially the classes of Mrs. Clarke and Mrs. Harrell. He says his class will be re- membered for its capabilities. Andrew Loveman As class president during sophomore, junior, and senior years. Andrew has seen many aspects of his class. He has excelled in many things, being among the top tu enty students in his class and lettering in tennis. He says the aspect of school life in which he has probably most excelled is the social part ; indeed, he has been popular with his classmates who elected him class favorite all four years. He ivants his class to be remembered for its spirit and its craziness . Kenneth Maudsley I've been a funny person, a shy person, and a daring person, but I think my desire and determination to argue and debate an issue have made me notable. Ken enjoys art and math and has been a willing worker. He says Mrs. Hill has always been inspirational to him. He also says the school won't see a better group of senior soccer players than his class of '88. Shannon Sherman Shannon's outstanding qualities, in her opinion, are that she is studious, hard working, and honest. Her classmates agreed, choosing her as this year's Coronation Queen. Shannon has excelled in her ac- ademic studies, being among the top ten graduates of her class. She loves art and has enjoyed her classes with Mrs. Graves, Mrs. Byars, and Mrs. Cowart. I think the class of 1988 should be remembered for winning the float competition our senior year, says Shannon. Scott Stewart I'm flattered to be chosen, and I've always tried to understand people and be fair ... says Scott. He has excelled in creative writing and public speaking, winning this year's Voice of Democracy Contest. He has been active in his school by serving as editor of this year's Magnavox . He has enjoyed his classes with Mrs. Ford, Mrs. Harrell, Coach Mayes, and Mrs. Hill. Scott recognizes that the class of 1988 is unique and should be remembered for its individuality. 138 Nichole Kell Nichole has excelled in academics, ranking third in her class. She believes everyone has the qual- ities to excel, but it is what the person does with the qualities he or she has that makes the dif- ference. Her favorite subject has been psychology and her favorite instructor has been Mrs. Skipper. She thinks the class of 1988 will be remembered for the recognition it has brought to Gadsden High. Jacquelyn Lindsey lac has been noted for her personality, her friend- liness, and her ability to get along with others. Her favorite subjects are English, economics, math, and history and she has enjoyed working with Mrs. Harrell, Mrs. Skipper, and Mrs. Clarke. She believes the class of '88 will be rememberd for the school spirit, nice personalities, and friend- liness. Nathan Moore Top scholarship winner of his class, Nathan says, I believe I have set a good example for my fellow classmates by excelling scholastically. He has enjoyed classes in math and science and lists Mrs. Skipper and Mr. Brown among his favorite in- structors. Nathan has served in the National Honor Society and is among the top ten graduates of his class. David Partridge David's involvement included being in the cor- onation court for four years, playing varsity football, and making friends. He has enjoyed his- tory classes and respects Coach Mayes, Coach Martin, and Mrs. Ford for their leadership. He says the class of 1988 will be remembered as having the best personality Lorretta Thomas Lorretta says her most distinguishing character- istics are her gracious smile and my friendliness to my fellow classmates. She has served as a class officer this year and was a senior home- coming maid. She has enjoyed English and gov- ernment and lists Mrs. Harrell, Mr. Lancaster, and Mrs. Pierce as favorite teachers. She says her class will be remembered for its leadership, spir- it, and ‘classy' ways. Jennifer Vice Jennifer has served on this year's Crucible staff and was chosen as a class favorite for the cor- onation ball. 139 o £edict vU€Ui ffoetfrf tfUt The success of my cousins in school and Joy's success required me to do as well as I could. Joy's old notes helped me through some classes.” The son of the Rev. and Mrs. lames M. Godbey, Jonathan Manley Godbey was chosen as Valedictorian at Gadsden High School. He has a grade point average of 96.82. His honors, awards and clubs include Who's Who Among American Hi- t School Students, Who's Who Among Distinguished American H:f School Students, National Hon- or Society vice president, Beta Cluo, CA parliamentarian. Mu Alpha Theta president. Computer Club president, and Scholar's Bowl cap- tain. He is the recipient of this year's Wal-Mart Scholarship and the Bicentennial Scholarship from Birmingham Southern College. Jonathan Godbey 140 deiCccttU Utut “Syrian 7odd My parents have inspired tne most. They have encouraged me to do my best and have stood behind me as supports when I fail to do the best of my abilities. James Byron Todd, son of - and Mrs. James A. Todd, is the salutatorian at Gadsden High for 1988. In 1985, he placed third in the county wide math tournament and in 1986 he placed second. He has played on the tennis team for four years and was a member of the French Club, Spanish Club, Mu Alpha Theta, and the Science Olym- piad Team during his years in high school. This year he won the school system short story contt and participated in the Spanish Convention at the University of .abama. He received a scholarship to Mercer University and a scholarship to Auburn University. His grade point average was 96.16. Byron Todd 141 Tficfote KM Nichole, the daughter of Connie Leftwich and Jimmy Kell, plans to attend the University of Alabama. Her favorite subjects have been calculus and psychology. She says her mother inspired her and has been a big influence on her life. ,She has given me her guidance and support in all the things I have done, says Nichole. 'TZaMtut IPtocvie Nathan is the son of Nate and Judy Moore. He plans to attend the U.S. Coast Guard Academy which granted him one of his several schol- arship awards. He has enjoyed physics and calculus at Gadsden High and believes that his parents have had much to do with his success. They have been great role models and have encouraged me to do my best. Nichole likes to spend her out-of-school time with friends, talking on the phone, or playing softball. Nathan's favorite outside activity is tennis. 142 SecOUc Sedric, the son of Rita White, hopes to attend either Alabama A M o Florida A M. He has received several scholarships. His favorite subjects at Gadsden High have been economics and advanced com puters. He says that in my life, the Lord has inspired me the most' and also credits his friends and family with much of his success. s4iny ‘TTtasUe 'ZOasict The daughter of Richard and Sharon Ward, Amy plans to attend Frostburg State University in Maryland. She likes psychology and art, but did not enjoy her courses in typing or trigonometry. She says her biggest inspiration came from her parents. They taught me how important good grades are. Sedric likes to spend hi. time playing football, am looking after his hobbies girls, cars, and coolin out. Amy spends her free time swimming, visiting with friends, and traveling. 143 tcOiia tyawuf Adria, daughter of loan and Ronald Garry, plans to attend Bir- mingham Southern College. She has won the Gadsden Music Club Scholarship. She has enjoyed her class in calculus and her work as a library aide, but was not fond of her classes in A.P. English or economics. She says her parents have helped her the most by supporting me in whatever I did, by giving me whatever I need, and by just being there ' Tfwuute tyannett Yvonne, daughter of Phyllis and Bobby Garrett, plans to attend Boston University which awarded her a $17,000 scholarship re- newable for four years. She has enjoyed her courses in Spanish and calculus, but did not care for physics or chemistry. She says that Margaret Reeves, a teacher at Disque, taught me that I could do and be whatever I wanted if I set my priorities straight. Anybody can do anything if they believe in themself. Adria spends her free time with music, swimming, travel, and shopping. Yvonne likes to travel, enjoys music and spending time with friends. 144 paddle ‘SaOtd Laddie, son of Mary Ann and Larry Baird, plans to attend Bir- mingham Southern College. He has especially enjoyed his work with Magnavox and A.P. American History, but really didn't enjoy his English classes. He says his father has inspired him to excel because I love and respect him for his achievements, deter- mination, success, and warmth of character. Laddie loves weekends, sailing, driving, trav- elling, and occasional- ly soccer and tennis. Shannon, the daughter of William L. and jeanette Sherman, plans to attend the University of Alabama. She has enjoyed English and art, but did not care for science. She says her Aunt Patricia has inspired her most in her future plans of becoming an architect. She has been the greatest influence on my life because she has always taught me to strive for excellence and to be the best at whatever I do. 145 Nathan Moore is congratulated by coun- selor Mildred Donald as the student in the class of 1988 who received the highest total amount of scholarship offers — approx- imately $210,000 in combined offers. above left: The seniors of 1988, seat- ed in the center of the gym, assembled with the entire student body at Awards Day to applaud the recipients of the various awards and scholar- ships. Many departmental and subject area awards were presented and many representatives of colleges, universi- ties, and the armed forces were on hand to formally recognize and pres- ent scholarships to various seniors. above: Andrew Loveman, president of the senior class, is assisted by Na- than Moore, representing the Nation- al Honor Society, and Michelle Har- ris, representing FBLA, as seniors presented their class gift to the school. left: Jaime Day was the winner of the 1988 Good Citizen Award, presented by Mrs. Cowart. 4cowuU, Z CUf 146 The audience applauds as Mr. Russell places the blue ribbon and medal around the neck of this year's Valedictorian, Jon- athan Godbey. Salutatorian Byron Todd who received his medal earlier, waits at left. above: Ken Maudsley was among the many seniors who received formal recognition of scholarship awards from various universities and colleges during Awards Day. above right: Scott Stewart, already wearing the medal he received as winner of this year’s Student-Athlete Award, re- ceives a certificate from Mrs. Byars recognizing him for outstanding work as editor of the 1988 Magnavox . right: Mrs. Skipper presents the 1988 Math Award to Jonathan Godbey in recognition of his high scholastic av- erage in mathematics courses. Mcuf 27, ms 147 anadcttUi a At C' l l •« I'rf « iin ! •« � 7 lOtftf thd' • � i lM(« C f' lHf«7 C «iff 7 fi PC C filled thi in. U 8:00 p.m. on Friday, June 3, 1988, the senior class gathered for the last time to ob- serve commencement exercises at Convention Hall. During this eighty-ninth annual com- mencement program, approximately 140 mem- bers of the class of 1988 received their di- plomas from principal Bob Russell. Graduation, as always, was met with mixed emotions as many seniors expressed their sor- row that it ivas over too soon while others were simply elated at having reached this milestone in their lives. In traditional white caps and gowns, the seniors were solemn dur- ing the actual ceremonies, and many grew anxious as the time neared for the awarding of diplomas. Families and guests filled the au- ditorium to capacity, all proud to witness the achievements of their loved ones among the graduates. A musical selection including “That's What Friends are For sung by the Velvetones during the program caused many of the seniors to realize that this would be the last time they might see all their classmates together, the last time they might see certain individuals forever. There ivas a pervasive sense of conclusion about this evening — it was a fitting ending to twelve years of study, to twelve years of school routines, to twelve years of friends and fellowship, to twelve years in the lives of the class of 1988. Mary Beth Cook is congratulated by Mr. Russell as she receives the prestigious Julia Rhinehart Award, presented by the faculty to the most outstanding female graduate in each class. Senior Jaime Day leaves the stage after receiving the Frank Cottle Award for 1988, given to recognize the most outstanding male graduate in the class as chosen by the faculty. 148 Standing, as other members of their class file in to begin the ceremonies, the seniors of 1988 shared mixed emotions about the significance of this evening. left: Andrew Loveman smiles as he accepts the Hoffman Award, given each year to the senior who is chosen as the most outstanding representative of his or her class, above, top: Valedictorian Jonathan Godbey spoke to his classmates about YJe Approach the Future just above: Salutatorian Byron Todd titled his address 'The Choice is Ours . 149 top left: Drew Howard, David Partridge. Eric Hig- gins, John Roden, Craig Liggan. and Jaime Day wait outside Convention Hall, top right: Andrew Loveman gave his farewell remarks to his classmates, reminding them through the analogy of their class homecoming floats that continued effort results in success, above: Jaime Day receives his diploma, above, right: Duni- can Caselberry is congratulated by Mr. Russell as he receives his diploma, right: Mrs. Cowart makes a last- minute adjustment to the tassel of Ledoria Goldsby as she and Adria Garry wait in line for the music of Pomp and Circumstance to begin opposite page, top: The class of 1988, assembling together for the last time, opposite page, bottom: Omar Cunningham provided a musical invocation as he sang the Lord's Prayer. 150 t ie factccie wi . . . The Class of 1988 chose as their graduation theme The Future Is Ours , a statement of their op- timism as they left Gadsden High behind. The addresses of the speakers at commencement fo- cused on this theme of opportunities, but what did the seniors themselves think of their theme? Marcie West said, ”It means you can do anything that you want, and be anything that you want to be.” Misti Smith, expressing a slightly different view, said, It means the future of our country depends on us — we are the generation that has to uphold and protect and make something of our beautiful land God has given us.” Other seniors had still different ideas, but all agreed that the theme was appropriate for a class that had faced hardships and disappointments, yet had risen to success. Each senior that received a diploma was handed more than a document; he received an opportunity to go forth into the world and make something of himself. He received the right and the permission of society to work for changes, to improve the world around him, and to shape his own future — whatever he chooses that future to be. 151 right: You can tell by his confident stance that Matt Meloun takes AP Spanish seriously. above: Co-editors of this year's Crucible, Tisa Moore and Jonathan Doss share their reflections on the facing page. right: Zoology students engrossed in their assignment were typical of the many days spent in pursuit of educational excellence by CHS students. 152 CRUCIBLE 1988 Reflections of a year . . . My four years at GHS have been full of experiences. I have come to realize more than what books can teach. Com- patibility is the foundation on which our society rests. A person compatible with those around him who has de- veloped a likable personality has learned the secret of success. — lonathan Doss The 1988 school year will always be remembered as a truly great time in the history of GHS. We had great sports action, awesome dances, plenty of school spirit, and, of course, those times when we thought classes would never end. Now it's all over. It's time for seniors to move on and hand down their duties to next year’s class. It has been an honor to capture a year full of mem- ories that we have produced. — Tisa Moore top: Color Guard members Ioanna Pruett, Kim Lecroy, Angie Templeton, LePrecious Leonard, Melissa Har- ris, Stephanie Williams, and Sherry Gargus are all smiles as they are surrounded by orange and black — a lucky sign before a band performance. center: Ryan Russell enjoys the second semester of his senior year the way we'd all like to: napping in the warm sun. left: Beotis McClain rests between classes, waiting for friends to pass in the hallway. 153 a (fean £... C6 Ptmu Ut€f Mfrfront The success of a school and its yearbook depends on the support of the business community. Gadsden and the surrounding area has a rich tradition of sup- porting schools and school activities, both finan- cially and spiritually. Merchants listed on the fol- lowing pages have purchased ad space in this yearbook not only to further their business interests, but to demonstrate that they care about Gadsden High School. The staff of the Crucible wishes to thank all our advertisers for an excellent year and for this yearbook — without their help it would not be possible. 155 compliments of BURGER KING 414 East Meighatt Blvd. 543-9235 •« riMIUD Alabama City Motor Sales, Inc. 2307 West Meighan Blvd. Gadsden, Alabama 35904 JERRY VICE-OWNER Telephone KEN VINSON-MGR. (205) 547-6841 ALLEY’S CARPETS OF GADSDEN 211 BROAD STREET GADSDEN. ALABAMA 35901 LEE ALLEY (205) 543-8330 (205) 543-8331 ffl MLS mmToq umrnurn BLACKWOOD REALTY CO.. INC. 1024 FonncsT Avinuc GAOIOtN Alaiama 35001 MARTHA C. BEASON Bui Pm 547 6033 Auoctat Broktr Res Pm 540-8016 PeP ?«s y°Ufor li [B] t te jfe! Bon Ton Barber Shop 202 Boy Street Gadsden, Alabama 547-9474 'Bufolo 'Kock Confimi GADSDEN CHVISKDN P O BOX 2307 - PHONE 492-8400 GADSDEN, ALABAMA 35903 156 Jaime Day Silverstreaks to compete in region soccer tourney The Gadsden Silverstreaks 14-under soccer team of the Etowah Youth Soccer Association has received an invitation to compete in the United States Youth Soc- cer Association Regional Tournament to be held june 9-12 in Raleigh, North Car- olina. The Silverstreaks will represent Ala- bama in the tourney after a successful showing in the state tournament in Bir- mingham. Teams representing North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Flor- ida, Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, and other southern district states will have teams at the tourney. This is the first team from Gadsden to ever play in a regional tournament. The Silverstreaks have been state run- nerup for the past three seasons and were nominated this year to receive the bid to play in the regional. No other team from Gadsden has gone so far in the bid for a national championship in soccer. Over the last four seasons, the Silver- streaks have recorded a 48-4-4 record, with all four losses coming in state tour- nament action. The team has not lost a Gadsden League game over the last four years for a 43-game win streak, (copied from a clipping from the Gadsden Timet ) Dreu Howard Chuck Herb Matthew White Craig Smith Andrew Loveman This page is dedicated to the graduating Silverstreak soccer players of the class of 1988. Good luck in your future endeavors. Thanks for the memories ... Mike and Cheryle Maudsley Not pictured on this page are other players: John Hatfield, Bobby Avery, and Jason Crow. Randy Beason Ken Maudsley Larry Rozelle Gary Wallace 157 GIVING PEOPLE THEIR MONEY'S WORTH FOR OVER 100 YEARS QI37J—w ■ 30 � 0 0 DAYS SAMI AS CASH. NO FINANCf CMAROfS ■ CONVtNTIONAl FINANCINO UP TO 3« MONTHS ■ CWtOIT row YOUNO AOUITS PARK -N- SHOP Shop at Your Convenience Open 7:00 A.M. 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Gadsden State Community College Robert W. PRESIDENT Sesdamic PlyigJum University Transfer Courses - Linguace Arts Flne Arts - Business Adminlatratlon Camputer Science - Sclence flath Engineerinc - Physical Education Recreation - Nursing A Allied Health ” Social Sciences TecjinLaal Pi vision Job-Entry Career Programs - Consumer Services - Teleccxumunicat ions Electronics - Connotology Barboring - Construction Trades - Business Educatlon Secretarial - Licensed Practical Nursing - Engineering Technology - Industrial Maintenance compliments of The Etowah Gadsden Clearinghouse Association Gadsden, Alabama JKmSouth CENTRAL BANK OF THE SOUTH SouthTrust Bank' Brerabama Bank the EXCHM1GE BM1K YOU INOIHNOTNT COMMUNITY l « •fOUNCMO IN IW� Mimbti FO� C 164 TOYOTA GADSDEN 563 East Meighan Blvd. P.O. Box 8223 Gadsden, Alabama 35902 Todd Howie new car sales 543-9606 Bob Corning business manager 547-0547 TOYOTA compliments of mr g i _ r h KwA GADSDEN HIGH ATHLETIC BCttSTTBS Cl (IB ISA 7d Congratulations, Seniors of '88! a compliments of A FRIEND compliments of Dr. Alan Loveman CYCLE WORLD HONDA - KAWASAKI - YAMAHA 1701 W MEIGHAN BOULEVAR0 ' GA0S0EN ALABAMA 35901 fSsll£) ALFA INSURANCE DAVID HERROD, iutcgraduate AGENT 3224 RAINBOW OR • GADSDEN, Al 35901 OFFICE: 442-2545 • HOME 442-8195 165 JOY’S FLOWERS 406 Bay Street Gadsden, Ala. 546-9209 Go Seniors! Walnut Street at 5th and 6th Sts. Gadsden. AL 35901 547-6828 —Church 546-4694 — Family Life Center Sunday Schedule Bible Study — 9:45 a.m. Church Training — 5:30 p.m. Youth Choir — 4:00 p.m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Worship Services. Sunday 11:00 a.m., 6:30 p.m. Wednesday — 6:45 p.m. Experience Encounters of the FIRST KIND in Recreation — Daily Youth Activities Life Line — Mondays, 7 a.m. — Family Life Center Eddie Nichols Minister of Youth and Activities Harrell Cushing PastO' Gadsden Jewelry Loan Co. 400 BROAD STREET GADSDEN, ALABAMA 35901 PHONE (205) 547-2261 liarcld D. Smith 311 Westlake Drive Gadsden, Alabama 35901 Bird Carver 547-8425 IRA PHILLIPS INC — ALL PETROLEUM PRODUCTS — 547-0591 310 N 3RD P.O. Box 799 Gadsden, Alabama 35999-4401 oil — 547-0591 tires — 547-0593 166 Gadsden's Oldest Furniture Store — Since 1906 3Ut and Jdaffmark out of the high rent district Gadsden, Alabama Gordon Isbell, Jr. — Howell L. 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Alabama 35902 Authorized Royal Sales 4 Service Medical Arts Pharmacy has gone Discount! Pharmacist Greg Roberts Professional Service At Discount Prices! 168 Pollock Nissan Forrest Avenue Gadsden, Alabama open 10-7 Mon.-Sat. INTERIORS DISCOUNT FURNITURE Rainbow Drive 77 Agricola Center 442-4024 543-7125 .America’s favorite drive-in ® 200 SOUTH HOOD EAST GADSDEN, ALABAMA 35903 169 COMPLETE IN STOCK RENTAL SERVICE — ALL SIZES TUXEDO INN CENTALS A SALES BOBBY KINTZ, MANAGER OPEN NIGHTS TIL 8 PHONE: 546-6609 1501 RAINBOW DRIVE GADSDEN, ALABAMA 35901 170 Best Wishes, Class of 1988 compliments of Showboat Marine 816 Rainbow Drive Gadsden, Alabama 35901 Local: (205) 543-3534 Watts: 1-800-523-3895 OUTBOARD MOTORS Sales Service PETE BROWN General Manager compliments of Rick Hester across from Convention Hall Gadsden, Alabama 547-0533 ROSS GRMJiNG i 7 T — LsCr. 301 CHESTNUT ST Gadsden. Alabama ss9oi Usu nAfy Jwiniiure [ Support ova i f ADVERTISERS! XTJ 171 index cutventieene Alabama City Auto Sales..........................page 156 Alley's Carpet...................................page 156 Banks and Company ...............................page 163 Beason Appraisal Service ........................page 163 Blackwood Realty.................................page 156 Blossom Shop ....................................page 163 Bon Ton Barber Shop .............................page 156 Bonner’s Acoustical Contractors .................page 161 The Bridal Shoppe ...............................page 160 Brown's Shoes ...................................page 161 Buffalo Rock Bottling Co.........................page 156 Burger King......................................page 156 C.C. Motors......................................page 163 Champion Electric ...............................page 164 Clubvieiv Pharmacy ..............................page 164 Coca-Cola Bottling Co............................page 160 Copeland Building Co.............................page 161 Curtis Wright ...................................page 164 Cycle World .....................................page 165 David Herrod Insurance...........................page 165 Domino's Pizza ..................................page 161 Dr. Alan Loveman.................................page 165 Dr. Sam Brewer...................................page 161 Dr. Duncan ......................................page 163 Dr. Myron Hawkins ...............................page 163 Etowah-Gadsden Clearinghouse ....................page 164 First Baptist Church.............................page 166 Frank Lawrence Motors ...........................page 160 Gadsden Jewelry and Loan.........................page 166 Gadsden State Community College .................page 164 Gadsden Toyota ..................................page 165 Gregerson's Foods................................page 166 Harold D. Smith .................................page 168 Henslee, Bradley, Robertson......................page 167 Ideal Flower Shop................................Pa8e 167 Ira Phillips, Inc................................page 166 Isbell and Hallmark Furniture....................page 167 lames Hicks and Associates ......................page 167 Joy's Flowers....................................page 166 Lynch Realty.....................................page 167 Mater's Pizza ...................................page 167 Meadow Gold Dairies, Inc.........................page 168 Medical Arts Pharmacy ...........................page 168 Moss Furniture ..................................page 168 Mike and Cheryle Maudsley .......................page 157 Observer Office Supply ..........................page 168 Owen Agency .....................................page 168 Owens Typeivriter Sales..........................page 168 Park-N-Shop......................................page 158 Parnell Interiors ...............................page 169 Photo Pronto.....................................page 158 Physician's Apothecary ..........................page 158 Pollock Nissan ..................................page 169 Ragland Brick and Tile ..........................page 162 Rhodes Furniture ................................page 172 Robert Moore Photography ........................page 159 Ross-Gramling Furniture..........................page 171 Showboat Marine .................................page 171 Sonic Restaurant.................................page 169 State Farm Insurance Mike Douglas................page 158 State Farm Insurance Rick Hester ................page 171 The Studio.......................................page 159 Tony's ..........................................page 158 Town and Country Beauty Salon....................page 169 Tuxedo Inn ......................................page 170 WNAL Television .................................page 159 We also wish to thank the following supporters who made do- nations to the yearbook program this year: Charles Boman Hoffman's Jeivelers Popeye's Fried Chicken Dr. Kim Whitt compliments of RHODES FURNITURE 1019 South Fourth Street Gadsden, Alabama 172 Aaron, Sharon.......... Adams, Dionne.......... Adams, I-ee Ann........ Adams. WarTcn......... AlJdredge. Rodney K. Allen. Becky........... Allen. Karen......... Allen. Kathy........... Almond. Tony........... Argo, Becky............ Avery. Bobby........... ............... 67.72.88 16. 33, 35, 54. 68. 98. 104 .......63, 98 .........106 .. 63. 68. 114 33. 35. 66. 88 ......74.106 .........106 ... 17, 67, 98 . . 58, 63. 106 8. 9. 10. 12. 43. 44. 72. 114. 137 26 Baird. Jimmy.......... Baird. Laddie......... Baker. Christina...... Baker. Joseph Baker. Melissa........ Baker, Michelle....... Baker. Patricia....... Ball. Amy............. Ball. David........... Ball. Michael.......... Ballou, Tiffany....... Banks, Reginald....... Banks, Ricardo......... Bankston. Kenny .... Baptist. Chanda........ Barbee. Melissa........ Barber. April ......... Barber. Unzy Kaye .. Barclay. Paige......... Barnes. John........... Barrett. Jill.......... Barrett, Kristie....... Barton. Rhonda......... Bearden. Lynn.......... Beason, Bo............. Beason. Larry.......... Beason. Randy ......... Beck, Kim.............. Beck. Kristie.......... Beck, Monica .......... Beckner, Todd.......... Beddingfield, Phillip . Bell, Barry............ Bellow. Bobby.......... Bellow. Leonard........ Benedict. Jennifer----- Benedict. Katie........ Benson, Gerry W. ... Benson, Lee............ Benson. Veronica.... Borneo ker. Julia...... Berry. Lana............ Best. Jonathan......... Black. Larry........... Blackwood, Evan .... Blevins, Kim........... Booker. Cecil.......... Bowers, Jamie.......... Box, LeeAnn............ Boyd, Jennifer......... Bradford. Kelvin B. .. Bradford, LaSonya ... Bradford. Shundra .. Bramblett, Susan .... Brennan. Barbara_______ Brewster, Bobby........ Brewster, Michael ... Bndges, Kristi......... Bright, David.......... Brothers, John......... Brothers, Mark Wayne Brown. Pauline......... Brown, Ricky........... Brown. Roger........... Brown, Yolanda......... Bufford. Caroline______ Bufford, Terrance.... Burchfield, Phillip .. Burchfield. Ragan ... Burnett, Kristie....... Butler. Emily.......... Butler, Lynn........... Butler, Pnillip........ Byers. Dwayne.......... .................................98 .................... 19.52.59.64.65.114 ....................... 56.58.72.98 .................................96 ..................................66.98 ................... 43. 56. 63. 65. 114 ........... ................................8.22.98 ..................................58.98 .............. 43. 52. 65, 68. 114. 137 ............... 54. 63. 65. 66. 67. 114 .............................. 66.67.88 .....................................98 .............................3.66.71106 ..........................14.21.104 ..................................63.88 ...................... 24.43.69.114 ............... 22.24.33.35. 62. 106 ................ 55, 65.66,67.68.98 ..................... 18.36.39.40.52.98 ................................112 .................................88 ........................... 65.66.69.98 ...........19.20.28.37. 52. 53. 60. 98 ...............................106 .............4.22.37.60.63. 114. 134 ......................... 63.74.106 .....................................63 .................................32. 98 ................................112 ....................... 3.8.9.20.52.115 ........................... 15.65.66.98 .................... 22. 58. 59. 66. 88 .............................. 55.69.98 .................................66 .................................55. 56 ...........................3.68.115 .................................66 ............................68.106 ....................52. 54. 55. 66. 115 .......................... 66.69.88 .............................8.9.66 .................................88 .....................................96 ................................112 ................................8.106 .............. 8. 9. 36. 52. 60, 69. 115 ......................... 63. 69. 112 ................... 65.66.71.75.106 ..............8. 9. 10. 12. 17. 66. 115 .......................... 14.66.72. 88 .......................... 58.66.88 .............................68.115 ...................... 65.69.74.115.132 ............................. 81 .............................22.68 .............................. 58.63.88 .............................66. 66 ..............................22. 23 ............... 52. 55. 59. 62. 65. 115 ................................106 .................................66 .............................74.106 .................................66 .....................................32 ..................................68.74 .............................69.116 _____ 44. 46. 56. 56. 63. 65, 74. 116. 135 .............................66.88 ..............................58.88 ............................68.116 .................................96 ...........................8.17.106 C Calloway. Karen Marie Calloway. Keith ....... Calloway-, Rodney .... Camp. Cathy............ Campbell. Angie........ Cantrell. Bernard...... Carr. LaRita........... Carter, Dana........... Carter, Jennifer....... Caselberry, Dunican . . Cash, Angela.......... ................ 63.66.68.116 .........................15.67 .......... 8.9.12. 22. 67. 116 69 99 '. '. '. '. '. '. '. '. 58, 65, 66. 70. 71.106 ................... 58.74.106 .......................56, 69 .................... 39.66.99 .........................66.89 ...............8.9.67.116.150 ......................74. 106 Cherry. Erton...........................................74, 06 Christopher. Jami .............................. 20. 58. 63. 106 Clackum. Andy...............................................106 Clark, Sherry................................................66 Clark, Sidney................................................55 Clay. Anthony................................................67 Clay. Antonio .............................................j07 Clay. Beverly......................................... 63. 67. 89 Clay. Zac.............................................17.66.89 Coats, Alonso................................ 32. 58. 66. 67, 107 Coats. Alphonso..................................... 56, 66, 107 Coats, Bernetta ........................................74. 116 Cochran, Tiffany............................................66, 69 Coker, Cornelia..............................................99 Coker, Mamie............. 18. 27. 30. 32. 34. 36. 52. 66. 69. 116.136 Coker, Micki ........................................18. 69. 99 Cole, Bobbie..................................... 56. 58. 70. 105. 107 Coleman. Gerald.............................................J07 Collins, Craig..........................................74, 112 Collins, Nathaniel...........................................99 Conner, John................................................55, 99 Conrad, Wanda........................................16. 66. 99 Cook. Carlos ............................................63. 69 Cook, Mary Beth .. 24, 27. 32. 34. 36. 52. 59. 62. 65. 69. 72. 117. 136. Cook, Patrick........ Cook. Sally......... Cooks, Derrick...... Copeland, Amy....... Copeland. Bart....... Core. Robert........ Corker, Leslie....... Covington, Charmaine Cox, Carmen.......... Cox, Tim............. Craig, Shannon....... Cranford. Andrea Cranford. Beth ...... Cranford. Josette.... Cranford. Phillip.... Crews, Meshonda______ Crews, Regina ....... Crocton, Hezey....... Croft, Michelle...... Croft, Pamela......... Crook, Tony........... Crow, Jason........... Crowe. Jerry.......... Crowe. Terry.......... 146 ............. 36. 40, 66 ......................99 ............ 58.59.66.89 .......... 52. 66.89.94 ............. 8.52.66,99 ....... 17,29.66. 67. 89 ......... 32.65.67. 107 ...................58.89 ................16.39.99 ..................67.117 .............. 63.74.117 ......................96 ..................69. 99 ......................69 .....................107 ............... 26.72.89 ............ 26.63.72.89 ......................99 ......................69 ..................74.117 ................68.117 8. 9. 20. 52. 55. 66. 72. 117 .....................107 ......................99 Crumley, Jeff................................. 8.52.65.66.99 Cunningham, Omar Nigel ........ 54. 69. 117, 150 Curry, Michelle...........................................69 Curty, Teddy..............................................17 Dann, Eddie Darnell. Michael Davis, Ashley... Davis, Dawndra - Davis, Latonya.. Davis, Lorrie ... Davis, Stacy Davis, Tonya ... Davis, Tracy Day. Angela ...68.99. 112 ............66 . 52. 66. 69. 93 ............69 ............99 14. 42, 74, 107 . 52. 66. 69. 93 ............56 ............99 56. 69, 99 Day. Jaime ... 6. 9. 11, 17. 36. 43. 44. 52. 69. 117. 137. 146. 148. 150 Denney, Jennifer......................................................66 Dennis. Amy.................................. 16, 52. 65. 69, 99 Denny, Jennifer.......................................................96 Densmore, Tuquita.........................................65, 107 DeRamus. Andre T....................................12. 54. 118 Deramus. TorTen......................................6. 22, 107 Dillard, Amy.............................................21. 89 Dillard. Lisa.........................................21.112 Dixon, Stanley........................................................99 Doss, David.................................. 19. 52. 53. 65. 107 Doss. Jonathan Andrew . 19. 26. 37, 45. 53. 54. 60. 65. 118. 133. 152 Douthard. Darryl...................................3. 12, 69. 107 Drake, Gary....................................................99 Drake. Lashundra.........................................67. 89 Dudley. Earl..........................................................13 Dudley, Keith.............................................6, 12 Dumas, Tara.................................. 58. 59. 63. 66, 89 Dunn, Michael...........................................107 Edge, Taylor................................... 5. 22. 41. 59. 66, 69 Edwards. Eddie................................. 20. 69. 83. 118. 132 Edwards. Jeffery..................................................69 Edwards. Tonya........................................... 56. 69. 99 Elliott, Daric........................................ 17. 67. 68. 107 Elliott, Kelly.....................33. 41. 42. 49. 52. 65. 67. 73. 107 Elrod. Jana................................... 14. 41. 52. 66. 69. 91 Elrod. Lana .................................. 33. 35. 52. 66. 67. 69 Erwin, Demetrius..................................................66 Evans, Becky.................................................74. 112 Evans. Jamie......................................................66 Fail. Christy...... Fair. Adarea....... Farrow, Tammy .. Fazekas. Bobbi . .. Fa ekas. Kerri----- Fisher. Alfonzo .. Fleming, Chris .. Fomby. Angela .. Fomby. Gwen telle Fomby, Malcolm . Ford, Shonte .... Foster. Beth....... Foster, Porter .... Fowler. Kellye ... Fowler, Tony .... Franklin. Shirley . Freeman, Angela . French. Jennifer .. ...... 66. 69. 94 ......14. 21. 74 ..........63.107 ........74. 107 .............107 ..............69 74. 116, 132. 133 ............118 .........72. 69 ...... 67. 66. 69 ........8.17.99 ........68.118 ... 17. 59. 66. 90 ..... 55, 69. 107 ...22. 58. 59, 90 ...............90 ............58.90 ............66.90 9 Gable. Susan..............................................71.74 Gadson. Anthony .............................................6, 99 Gaines. James................................................99 Gargus. SherTy ................................ 56. 57. 63. 107. 153 Garmon, Chris ...........................................19. 99 Garrett. Al...................................... 58.66.68.88.90 Garrett, James............................................15.99 Garrett, laitona Denise....................... 56. 56. 63, 72, 118 Carrett, Ramona....................................... 59, 70. 99 Garrett, Yvonne Marie.......... 62, 64, 65. 66, 69. 72. 61. 116, 137 Garrison, Misty................................... 65. 66. 67. 99 Garrison. Tracv............................................67.90 Carry. Adria....................... 48. 49. 65. 67. 69. 70. 119, 150 Gattis, I-eigh Ann ............................ 63, 66. 66. 90. 94 George. Linda.........................5. 52. 65. 66. 67. 69. 99, 101 Giamalva, Paige..........................................74. 119 Gibbs. Belinda ..............................................74 Gibbs, Suzi........................................ 21.65.67.107 Gilbert. Jeff................................... 6. 65. 67. 75. 107 Giles. Meredith........................................66.90.94 Godbey. Jonathan ... 2. 46. 54. 55. 62. 64. 65, 67. 119. 133, 136, 147. 149 Goggans. Yolanda............................................100 Goins, Tammy....................................... 63. 66. 70. 90 Coldsby, Ledona...............29. 44. 46. 67. 69. 119, 136. 150 Cowens, Dina.................26. 30. 33. 38. 40. 63. 66. 90. 94 Graham, Bridget!.........................47. 56. 56. 65. 66. 72. 119 Graham. Thomas...............................................63 Graves, Greg.......................................... 56. 59. 90 Graves, Sharon.................................... 66. 68. 70. 90 Gray. Holley................................... 16.21.63.69.100 Green, Allison ...........................................63.90 Green. Bnan ....................................... 2. 63. 68. 119 Green. Carrie......................................... 56. 63. 90 Green, Greg......................................... 65.66. 100 Green, Monica............................................63. 100 Greer, Terrance..........................................67. 100 Griffin, Sherry....................................... 63. 74. 107 Gunter. Sherry...............................................100 d Hale. Stacy........................................17.67.90 Haller. Scott............................... 19.38.40.66.90 173 Hamil, Anna ..................................56. S8. S9. 71. 75. 107 Hamil. Josh .......................................................80 Hammond. Betty................35. 40. 41 52. 65. 66. 67. 71. 73. 107 Hancock. Kim ..................................................32.107 Haney. Elizabeth..........................33. 52. 54. 65. 67. 73. 107 Haney. Jana........................................................63 Haney, Keith......................................................119 Hanna. Angel......................................................100 Hannah. Thomas.................................................8. 17. 107 Hardin, Todd..................................................36. 119 Hardy. Clair ............................................... 66.80.90 Hardy, Roslyn...................................................66.90 Harkins, Cindy ....................................... 63, 65, 107 Harrell. Dexter...............................................8.21108 Harrell. Vincent................................................66.90 Harris. Jason.................................................... 90 Harris. Melissa ..........................56. 63. 74. 105. 108. 153 Harris. Michelle....... Harrison. TerTy........ Harrold. Alton......... Hart, Mia.............. Hart, Monique Harvey. Lakisha Harvey, Hatfield. Milton John. . Hawkins. Adam ..........64.65.67. 69. 71. 120. 146 ..................................67 ............. 28. 54. 63. 66. 72. 120 .......................... 58.72.108 ....................... 56.58.120 ........................ 58.66,90 .................................100 ...... 19.54.59. 65. 69. 73. 120. 132 .............................54.108 Haygood, Mary Margaret....................................5. 66. 90 Heard, Erika.................... 22. 26. 33. 35. 55. 66. 72. 87. 90 Heard. Kelvin............................................44. 47 Heard, l-orenza....................................... 22.32. 108 Heaton. Laura......................................... 66, 69, 100 Heiberger, Christy..........................................66.90 Henslee, Stephen ......................................8. 52. 100 Herb. Chuck....... 12. 20. 28. 37. 44. 52. 53. 54. 60. 65. 120. 133. 134 Herron, Yolanda............................................74, 108 Higgins. Eric.... 3.8.9. 36. 47. 52. 62. 68. 69. 72. 120. 133. 137. 150 HifiT Larry.....................................................66 Hoagland. Diane............................................63. 120 Hoksas. May ...............................................55. 112 Holstick, Sedric...... 3. 8.11.44. 46. 48. 49. 54. 65. 67. 72. 120. 137 Holt. Ebony.......................................................108 Hooks. Janice..................... 2. 16.21.33. 63. 121. 134. 138 Hopkins. Sandy.......................................... 63.65.71.121 Horsley. Jeff............................... 55.65.66.67.100 Horsley. Johnny.......................................... 5. 52. 55. 90 Horton, Betty.....................................................100 Horton, Jon ......................................................66. 90 Horton, Kimberly..................................................100 Hoskins. Rita.....................................................108 Hoskins. Vicki.....................................................90 Howard. Drew ......................8. 9. 43. 44. 52. 69. 72. 121. 150 Howard, Kristi....................................................63. 90 Howell, Karen.................................................74. 108 Hoyt, Sophilus................................................74. 121 Hudson. Selena....................................................100 Hudson. Seth...................................... 27.66,70.71.75,108 Huff. Chip........................................................121 Huff. Shawn............................. 12.42.108.111 Hughes, Knsta.........................................66, 90 Hughes. Lisa ...............................S9. 66. 69. 98, 100 Hughlev, Derence........................................68. 121 Huguley, John Paul.............. 17.19.64.65.67. 121. 130. 134 Hunter, Melissa.........................................69. 100 Hyman, Dylan..........................................66. 91 c Ingram. Teresa ....................................... 66. 74. 121 Ingram. Vanesa.................................................74. 108 Inzer, Catherine.......................49. 52. 53. 60. 6S. 66. 69. 100 Isom, Lequinta......................................................91 Jackson. Belinda 91 Jackson, Cathrine 63 Jackson. Derric 59. 66 Jackson, Erice 122 Jackson, McShone 67.91 Jackson, Tammy 67.108 Jelks. Michael 64.66.122 Jenkins. Catrena 56. 67, 91, 96 Jenkins. Christie 74 Jennings. Renea 108 Johnson. Ann 14.16.21.108 Johnson. Cathy 108 Johnson. Cyndi 66.91 Johnson. Encal 33. 35. 74. 108. Ill Johnson. Joann 67.91 Johnson. Julia 67.91 Johnson. Lynettc 67.100 Johnson, Sonya Johnson. Stephanie 55. 56. 58. 65. 72. 122 Johnson. Tracy 15. 16. 21. 63. 91. 100 Johnson. Wendv 4 22. 24. 33. 35. 69. 100. 103. 104 Jones, Alicia 63. 66. 68. 74. 108 Jones, Angela . . . 64.66.122 Jones. Charlotte 40,41.58.67.87.91 Jones, David Jones. Earl 108 Jones. Eugene Jones, Jeanie 100 Jones. Unetta Jones. Myra 14.16.63.100 Jones. Paige................. 18. 33. 41. 49. 52. 54. 65. 67. 73, 75, 108 Jones, Peacolia ...................................... 42. 68. 71. 108 Jones, Rodney..........................................................68 Jones, Timothy.................................................66, 91 Jones. William................................ 3.43.44.68. 122. 138 Jones. Yolanda ....................................... 58. 66. 72. 100 Jordan. Jennifer.......................................................91 Jordan. Jimmy.................................... 3. 8. 9. 22. 66. 122 Justice. Eric..................................................56, 66, 91 Kampakis. Elene................................... 18. 38. 40. 52. 66. 91 Kampakis. Harry................ 6. 36. 39. 40. 49. 52. 62. 65. 66. 100 Kampakis, Renee....... 18. 33. 35. 36. 52. 54. 65. 67. 73. 75. 105. 106 Keeling, GaU ...............................................66.91 Keeling, Jan.............................................18. 66. 91 Keener, Lane..................................................108 Kell. Nichole............. 21. 43. 44. 46. 49. 65. 67, 69. 122. 135, 139 Kell. Ricky..............................................22.100 Kellet. Steven..............................................22.91 Kendnck, April ..........................................74. 122 Kerley, Vonetta................................................66 Kimble. Latrice.............................................72.91 Kimbril. Jason ..........................................74. 108 Kinzer, Edward........................................... 66. 70. 96 Kirby, Teddy....................................................3 Knight, John...............................................66.100 Knight. Ted ...................................................29 Kovalchic, Kevin............................................... 54, 65, 109 Krogh. Mia............................................. 66.69.123 Laney. Hasty..............................17. 20. 52. 59. 97. 100. 101 Lapsley. Charlie...................................................74.112 Ussater. Michael.......................................... 28.58.66.68.92 Lawrence. Shawn ......................................6, 17, 106 Leach. Amy.....................................................63. 108 Leach, James .........................................................106 Leach, Jodie................. 36, 42, 49, 52, 55, 65. 67, 75, 108. Ill LeCroy. Kim...................................... 56. 63. 108. 153 Leonard. James.................................................68. 123 Leonard. LePrecious.............................. 56, 56. 109, 153 Lewis, Barbie..................................................71, 109 Lewis, Evette..........................................................92 Lewis. Latonya.................................................71, 109 Lien. Kai Hao ........................................... 55, 65. 66, 66 Lien. Kai Jai............................. 64, 65, 66, 67, 100. 123 Liggan. Craig...........................8.9.20.64,65.67. 123. 150 Lindsey, Daphne......................................... 43, 123, 133 Lindsey, David.................................................92 Lindsey, Jacquelyn ............... 27. 32. 34. 65. 68. 113. 123. 139 Lindsey, Jarrin............................................67. 92 Lindsey. Kellie .27, 30, 32. 34. 36, 52. 66. 69. 113. 123. 131. 132. 133 Lipscomb, Tony...........................................17,69.92 I-ong, Sandra.............................................63, 109 Loveman, Andrew ... 2. 3. 19. 31. 36. 43. 44. 52. 64. 65, 67. 69, 113. 123. 131. 132. 138. 146. 149. 150 loveman, Kris 65, 66, 69, 100 1.0worn. Brad 124 Ot Mackin. Erika...... MacPherson, Kevin Madden, Michael.. Madden. Ollis Maddock. Tracci .. Maharry, Amy Major, Emmanuel . Malone, Carla Marbury, Roderick. Marshall, Willie ... Martin, Jackie..... Martin. Jacqueline . Martin. Jennifer ... Martin, Jerry...... Martin. Misty...... Martin, Tim........ Martin. Wayne______ Massey, Beverly... Massey, Jana....... Mathis, Marsha ... Matthews. Kevin .. Matthews. Tracy .. Maudsley. Ken McAlpine, Tallulah McBumett. Christy McClain, Angela .. McClain, Beotis ... McCloud, Janette .. McCollum. Matt... McCool, Alan....... McCurdy, Emily .. McCurdy. Victoria . McDaniel, Allen ... McElroy, Derek ... McElroy, Robert. .. McGee. Patrick ... McGowan, Angel.. McGrew, Kristi____ ................................. 69. 70. 100. 103 ............................ 17. 64. 65, 66. 124 ....................................2.33.92 .........................................92 ............................ 14. 21. 60. 63. 109 .......................................101 ........................................109 ....................................67. 124 .........................................92 .....................................68.109 .......................................92 .......................................66 ....................................21, 104 .........................................67 .....................................69.109 ......................................124 .....................:.................92 .......................................101 4. 24. 31. 33. 35. 52. 53. 65. 66. 69. 96. 101. 104 ....................................6 7.101 .......................................101 .......................................74 ................20. 64. 65. 73, 124, 136, 147 .......................................101 ............................... 63.66.101 ....................................5 8.101 ............................ 22.67.92.153 ......................................109 ................................ 20.66.92 ............................ 38. 40. 55. 66. 92 .......................................66 ......................................109 • ••(•••«••tin........................ 96 ...!!!!””!! 155, 56. 63. 64. 66. 71. 75. 109 ................................19.59.133 ..........................8. 42. SI 62. 65. 109 ................................. 54, 55. 66.109 ........................... 58.63.70.92 McGuire. Bobbie..........................................63. 101 McGuire. Nancy ..........................................63. 74 McGuire, Ray.................................................92 McMahon. Michael .......................................... 17, 59. 66. 92 McSpadden. Glenn.................................. 17, 65, 74. 109 Meloun. Matthew.............. 17.64.65.66. 67. 66. 75. 109. 112. 152 Micale, Kim...........................................124. 135 Miller, Caroline.............................. 52. 65. 67. 71. 75. 109 Miller. Chris............................................66.92 Miller, Kellie ..........................................67, 96 Miller. Lisa................................................101 Miller, Matt................................... 15.22.66.67.101 Miller. Vinny...............................................109 Millican, Gene............................................. 68. 72. 124 Mink, Chad...............................................6, 101 Mitchell. Amy.............................................. 56, 63, 101 Mitchell. April..........................................74.124 Mitchell, Casonya........................................74, 125 Mitchell, Dee Dee............................................55 Mitchell, Meredith......................................... 36. 52, 66, 92 Moore, Claire............................................66, 92 Moore, Daryl..............................................67.92 Moore, Gerald...............................................101 Moore, Nathan ......... 3. 19, 54. 64. 65. 67, 66. 125. 133. 139. 146 Moore. Tisa........................28. 37. 55. 60. 65. 69. 125. 152 Moore, Waltina...............................................92 Morgan. Angel..........................................21.66.92 Morgan. Donald..............................................101 Morgan. Rhonda........................................ 58.72.92 Morgan. Taylor..............................................101 Morris. Kim...............................................67,92 Morrow. Janna.............. 5, 24. 26. 33, 39, 40. 60. 69, 74. 61, 101 Mostella, Timothy............................................74 Mostiller, Kristy.........................................66.92 Murphy, Monica..............................................109 Murry, Sharon...............................................125 ft Nail, Mickev ... Nails. Cathy Naylor, Conway Naylor, Michelle Nelson. Clay ... Nesbitt, Loren .. Nolen, Trey .... Norris, Dan .... Norris, Melissa. . Norton, Kristy .. Norwood, Kenny ...................................101 ................ 56. 58. 63. 69. 125. 135 ...................................66 .......................................92 ............................. 52.59.66.92 ................ 33. 52. 65. 67. 105. 109 .................... 55. 65. 66. 67. 101 66 92 52. 54. 55.’ 56. 58. 65. 67. 68. 75. 110. 152 .............................63, lOi, JU ...................................67.125 a Oliver, Beverly..............................................68.125 Osley, Edward...................................................66, 92 A Page. Billy.................... Palmore. Cynthia............... Pankey. Kelly.................. Parker, Ben ................... Parker, Cecelia................ Parker, Tiffany................ ..63, 110 .......67 .. 69. 102 6. 17. 102 .. 14. 102 14. 72. 92 174 cc Parks. David .............................................................6 Partridge. David. . 8. 9. 17. 36. 46. 52. 69. 72. 125. 132. 133. 139. 150 Patrick. Tony.............................................. 63. 67, 126 Payne, Brandi...................................... 22. 67. 69. 126, 135 Pearson. Jemichael...............................................15, 66, 93 Perry. Whitney..................................... 29. 58. 59. 69. 93 Peterson, Diane............................................. 38.40.68.91.93 Petty. Misha.......................................................63.71.93 Phillips. Dawn.......................................................58.102 Phillips. Tracy..................................................74. 126 Philpot, Ronnie..................................................8.12.17.67 Pierce, Chuck...........................................................102 Pierce, Jennifer........................................................63, 93 Pierce, Jimmy ............................................. 22. 23. 110 Pierce, Kelvin..........................................................110 Pine, Matthew.............................. 8. 17, 36. 42. 52. 65. 110 Player, Tonya................................. 24. 33. 52. 60, 69. 102 Poole. Bobby............................................................102 Poole. Zera.............................................................102 Porter, Chris............................................................69 Porter, Drew .............................................. 66. 87. 93 Porter. Paige...............................................56, 63, 93 Prewett, Annette.................................................69. 102 Price, Stephanie.................................................66, 102 Pruett. Joanna.............................56. 57, 58. 63. 74. 110, 153 Pruitt. Jeremy..........................................................110 Pyron, Jeannie..........................................................66, 93 Quinzy. Cynthia ..... 56.58.66. 72. 110 Ragland. Kim...... Ragland, Patnck. Ragland. Sheldon Raney. Shelley____ Ratledge. Shane Ray. Andrei....... Ray. Katie........ Ray. Roman ....... Reaves. James_____ Rector. Elaine .. . Rector. I .eon.... Reed. Michael Reid. Sabrina..... Renfroe James_____ Reynolds, Kathy Reynolds, Scott . .. Roberson. Christy . Roberson. Johnny . Robertson. Dexter . Robertson. Tammy Robertson. Tony Robinson. I hns Rtxlen. John Rolley Vincent Roscoe. Corlan Rozelle. Katie Rozelle. Urn Rudolph Denise Runyans, Bill Russell, Marlon Russell. Robin Russell, Ryan ................. 58.66.102 .....................66.110 .........................66, 93 .........................66. 93 ........................102 ........................112 ......................52.110 ........................110 ................... 58.66.93 ■.....................69.126 ..........................93 ................... 63.67.93 .................. 58.66.102 ......................67,110 ......................52.110 .............. 20.66.102 .... 21, 59. 70. 81. 126. 131 .......... 15.17,52. 97. 102 ........................110 ....... 16.21. 59. 65. 81. 126 ..................8. 17, 110 .......................66.93 ............ 8.9.74.126. 150 .......................66.93 ..............15.40.41.93 ........... 74. 126. 130. 131 .............. 2.63.68.127 ........................102 ......................52.102 .......................15.93 18. 33. 36. 39. 40. 52. 65. 66. 67. 69. 98. 102 ..........................127. 131. 153 Saffold. Vickie.................................................68 Samuels. Rodney ................................................12 Sanders. Lanese ........................................... 56, 93 Sanders, Ricky..................................................67 Sandridge. Billy ...............................................93 Sandridge. Denise...............................................68 Sandridge, Tommy..........................................39. 97 Sawyer. Danielle...................................... 67. 68.127 Schmuck, Gina ............................................66. 93 Schrimshcr. Brandi .......................................71. 94 Schroeder, Donna.................................. 55, 56. 63. 102 Schultz, Nathan ....................... 8. 9. 17. 36. 41. 42. 52. 110 Self, Missy...............................................66, 102 Sherman. Shannon.....................36. 45, 46, 59. 65. 61. 127, 136 Simmons. Susie ..................................... 66, 91, 93, 94 Simon. Michelle ................................................69 Sisson. Jo Anna.................................................74 Skelton, Mark ............... 8,17.20.39.40. 52. 55. 66. 94. 97. 102 Smith. Annise ...................................... 68.71.127.134 Smith, Apryl .............................................71, 94 Smith, Brady...................................................102 Smith, Carrie.............................................63. 102 Smith, Cornelius.......................................15. 67. 102 Smith, Craig..............................................20. 127 Smith, Donna...................................................127 Smith, Doug ..............................................75. 110 Smith. Foster.....................................8, IS. 17. 67. 102 Smith, Johnny.................................................8.73 Smith, Kim................................................67, 94 Smith. Misti..................................... 28.37. 60.69.128 Smith. Rochelle...........................................67, 104 Smothers, Terrance .......................................67, 102 Snyder, Julie...................................................94 Spafford. Lisa.................................... 22.52.69.98.102 Sparks. Paul.............................................. 66. 94 Sparks. Stephanie.........................................66. 94 Spivey, Tim............................................ 56, 59, 94 Spurling, Elisha..........................................63. 102 Starnes, Joe ................................ 6, 36, 40. 42, 65, 110 Staten, Bernard...........................................66, 94 Steele, Dorothy.................................................94 Steeley, Theresa .........................................66, 94 Stephens, Kevin.................................................94 Stephens. Phil ................................. 52. 56. 59. 65. 102 Stewart. Scott............. 8.9. 36. 50. 52. 59. 66. 72. 128. 138. 147 Stewart, Steven.................................................55 Stokes. Adam...................................................126 Street, Baylor............................... 6. 20. 39. 40. 59. 104 Stringer. Blake......................... 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 75. 110 Stringer. Tara............................................63. 103 Stroud. Willie............................................66. 110 Studdard. Stanley .....................................17, 66, 94 Sullivan, Ali....................................... 56. 59. 63, 66. 94 Sullivan. Bill... 20, 49. 55. 56, 56. 63. 65, 66, 67, 66, 71. 75, 105.110 Sumpter, Lyndia........................................66. 71, 94 Swafford, Sally .................................... 55. 63. 66. 94 Swain, David..............................................12. 13 Swain, Kicheka ...................................... f4 Taylor, Paula ....... Taylor. Spence....... Temple, Elizabeth .... Templeton, Angela ... Terry. Edward........ Teusink. Jon......... Theil, Valaria Lynn Thomas, Anthony Thomas, Dorris.......... Thomas. Janniek......... Thomas, Kristopher.... Thomas, Utonya........ Thomas, Lorretta ..... Thomas, Melonev....... Thomas, Stacie........ Thomas, Terry......... Thomason, Len......... Thompson, James....... Thornton, Elisha...... Timmons, Darlene...... Timmons. Don Yale_____ Timmons, Ivy.......... Timmons. Maurice...... Tinker, Jay........... Tinker, Nikki......... Todd, Byron........... Todd, Kathrine........ Tolbert, Randy........ Tovar, Brandon........ Trammell. Cynthia Tucker, Dan........... Tucker, Patrick....... Tucker, Tricia........ Turley, Sharon........ Tumbach, Katrina...... Turner, Constance Rene Turner. Janice........ Turner, Roderick...... ........ 14.16. 21. 63. 66. 68 17. 19. 52. 65. 66. 73. 109. 110 ......................55. 94 ... 56. 56, 59. 63. 71. 103. 153 ..........................94 .....................22.110 ........................126 ........................8.15 ........................110 ........................128 .......................17.95 .....................63. 103 ..27, 32. 34. 66, 113, 128. 139 ................ 38.40.72.95 ..........................95 .......................67.96 .................. 22.63.103 ..........................95 ................. 58. 63. 103 ......................56. 95 .........................103 ......................67, 95 ........................112 ...................... 15.38,40.95 .......24.50.52. 65. 72. 105. 110 19. 54. 64. 65, 66, 66. 126. 147. 149 ....................16. 66. 91. 95 .............................110 ........................66. 95 .................. 56. 72. 103 .......................2158.95 ...........................103 ................ 56.58.59.103 ............................95 ................. 56.63.65.103 ..........................126 ........................67.103 ......................68.110 Underwood. Lashonda........................................103 Underwood. Sharon..........................................103 Underwood. Teresa .........................................104 Underwood. Traci ............................ 56. 72. 103 Utter, Bryan................................. 19. 66, 66. 95 a Vance. Cliff........ Vaughn. Charlotte Veal, Glenda ,... Veasy, Melissa .. Vezertzis. Kevin.. ......66.103 ..........103 ..........129 .......66.95 20. 52. 65. 103 Vice, Jennifer .. 26. 30. 37. 43. 44. 52. 54. 55. 60, 65. 66. 69. 113. 129. 131. 133. 139 CV Wafford, Veronica . Walker, Sarah .... Walker. Scott..... Wallace. Gary .... Wallace. Sharon ... Ward, Amy......... Washburn, Scott .. Watkins. Jason .... Watkins, Suzanne . Watson. Natachi .. Weatherbee, Scott . Weeks. Crystal_____ Wells, Katie....... Wells. Kevin....... Wesley, Karen...... West, Chad........ West, Marcie....... White. Alecia...... White, Jennifer.... White, Matthew White, Michael..... White, Roderick Whitmore. 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Richelle............................. 56.65.72. 104 Williams, Stephanie......................... 56. 56. 111. 153 Williams, Tony.............................................. 6 J04 Williamson. Cynthia.......................................2.74. 130 Wilson, Georgia....................................... 49.65.71.104 WUson. Ingrid.............................................63,71.111 Wilson, James ................................................ WUson, Mikka................................... 29. 63. 67. Ill WUson. Nikka.......................................... 63.66.67.111 V impee, Jonathan.............................. 59, 66. 69. 95 Winbom. Lasandra....................................... 63, 67. Ill APril..................................It 21. 63. 69. 104 Wofford, Veronica....................................... 65. 66 133 Wolfe, Michelle.................................................$5’ ||j Womack, Eric......................................!!!!.... 74 Womack. Greg.................................... . . . . . . 69.95 Wood, Toby............................................ 22.63.74.104 Woodham. Christi............................................... Woodham. Traci..................................................66. 95 Woods. Charity.................................. 26. 30. 66. 95 Woods. Sarah................................................33, 111 Woodward. Christy........................................... 63 95 Woody, Deanna.........................'.'.‘.‘. '.'.'. '.14. 72.104 Worley, Alana....................................... 26.30.33.93.95 Wwky. P«ul................................ 52, 65, 66. 101. 104 Wnght. Andre...........................................2Z 63. 130 Wnght. Buddy .......................................... 8.17.39.104 Wnght. Evangela ....................................... 72 96 Wnght Rodney................................................67. Ill Wynn. Jerome.................................................... 9$ Wynn, Tonya..................................................... 96 ..................... 26.33.51 66. 67. 93. 96 Yarbrough. Natashia .... 55. 56, 57. 56. 65. 66. 67, 75. 105. 111. 152 Young, Andrea ............................................. 74 Yow, Marietta......................................... 67 96 Yow, Rodney.......................................58. 70. 104 175 0 0 a yean cAe £l£e the sixty-third tdition of the Gadsden High School CRUCIBLE , pro- duced by Gadsden High School, 807 South Fuelfth Street, Gadsden, Alabama 35901, for delivery in October, 1988. Published by Taylor Publishing Company, 1550 W. Mockingbird l ane, Dallas, Texas 75233 Professional photography by oe McCachern Photographers Heivett Studios, Rt. 1, Box 1438, Ohatehee, Alabama V.27, Film processing by Thomas M. Nichols, 408 M Alabama 35904 Gadsden, Two hundred serve a student 5 2 'S per copy seventy-five yearbooks in this edit urn were published to r body of approximately 825 students. Hooks were sold for The 1988 Crucible Staff received revenues from the sale of yearbooks, the annual school a ide magazine sale, ad sales for this yearbook, and the 1988 Coronation Pall. These combined revenues showed a net profit of approximately $15000. Funds were applied to the remaining debt for the 1987 yearbook, $7122, and toward the payment of the publication contract for this edition which totalled $11,450. This left a net deficit of approximately $3500. Ldttors: fonathan Doss and Tisa Moore Advisor: l.anny I ancaster editorial Staff: Ho Reason, Kandy Reason, Jamie Rowers, Chuck Herb, Catherine Inzer, Irani Maddock, fauna Morrow, Tonya Player, Misti Smith, fennifer Vice, Marcie West, and John Williams. Neither of the editors nor any of these stuff members had any previous yearbook experience.