John Tyler High School - Alcalde Yearbook (Tyler, TX)

Text from Pages 1 - 316 of the 1980 volume:

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The sudden strumming roll of the snare drums brought everyone to his feet as the band struck-up The Star-Spangled Banner. l' Vibrant cheerleaders bounded onto the gym floor as the football players made a grand entrance through the lines of saluting drill team ofHcers, and majorettes. The deafening beat of the bass drums set the tempo for Big John as horn soloists played their individually composed solos. The majorettes, flag corp, drill team and drill team officers performed routines to popular hits such as K-Jee, Superman, Dr. Pepper, 'fSoul Man, Vegas, 12th Street Rag, and 'Blame It On The Boogie. The traditional John Tyler pride and spirit was kept as its highest as the new pop group, Dimensions, and the stage band performed occassionally. One of the highlights of each pep-rally was the presentation of the spirit stick to the most spirited and enthusiastic class. At the closing of each pep rally, the sentimental works of To John Tyler Highv echoed in the minds of students as they sang the Alma Mater. With their heads held high, the football players exited the gym as the students pledged their loyalty by singing 'Big Bad John. If , 2 . 1 ily! Vi LK er! 1,,f' X . ffl XX i nlet, s:- 'f 1 . 343 9 15' fm flvfia V41 M11 ,IQ A A awww if lffgh,1.y?Ai:ff, R Q' , , IAN! fi I X A .. ' , -7522 ir ,, c 4 , We f- ' Wziif I at 'er 'weft If fw.. A my ? ' 27 x 'wi' . f , I ., 4, ' ll J f su 16 . . . Pep-Rallies Keitha Goss, senior, plays his famous Big John solo. QV' . 1 The Pillow People compete in a disco dance contest to the song Knee Deep Junior football players, Bobby Shepherd, Paul Martin, and Randy Wallace: Pssst, if Randy only knew I took her out last night. These sexy-legs spooked the entire student body during a pep-rally. LQ?'1' 1. K f -, , W: ,t ., f ' ' ' 5' vz,.l,QL Band director, Mr. Melvin Davis, waits for his turn to perform. 'TW' Super Team, Team, Team, Team, Team, Team members, Mark Woodard, Carlton Hubbard, Gerald Buchanan, Tim McDougal, Matt Milling, Aaron Coats, and Paul Martin, dance to their favorite chant, Super Team. Pep-Rallies . . . 17 0 o ' X.. :L A 1,54 K A! L: Ax i w 1' 'U 'Kf- i F 'rv lla ,. 1 1 J V -, Babu A M Fl.-iq. E su 2 - 1 1 4 944, u n, N Y 4? f i 1 A ' K iq .R rs Wm ' 1 L 'L 4, '54 1 4 1924.4 3 x ' e.f: .' '. 31 . if , Varsity Cheerleaders The M1ghty Cubs on the Ma rch X 4 I.. - ' I . A ' ,V , I , ' W- fwwi i .l'l, 'J' ' f T h X .5 - 6 e T an 2 - .A. A 5 .Vx N ' ' ll , r .f ' , If A R. K' T nf F -iffy '21 If ee :Q ff T The Freshman Band marches in the annual Rose Parade. , fi ' fe 1 r 1 's ff W r.,,.. INN? In K-ff, The Freshman Band waits to show their stuff. H 21 k wr X vs QV. Q Q b .AJ The band goes into a counter-march. The band Struts down the field. Freshman Band Need Protection ??? 77 K.: The 1979-80 Lion Guards and sponsor Coach Jennings a ,.o, K ,gm 1 ' 1 7 J A 4 .. Tlf 2 WF 44' m N K X 4 .. . , , W. , Q , N 'S I V o fi . sp Llon Guards D1'111 Team Keeps V 4' Y Q. r 1, lvl Q, . i m ,A 'V , u p S .., 54 vsv .I 5 1' 9 L OD Struttjng u 5 .,-non ,, . ii . ,Wg 1 Q. -.wg f. V., .,., .pw :- 4 f 5.51 Q 2 Q v 1 W 6 My mf. ,,..f, I M, vfsfbiyy-M31 , , 3. - P fx L 1. 'ff -' w . 5 If M E fb wx f 2 .6 ri ,J 4 uf ,av .v,f V, E .J - -,ww 1 ,ez e A W. frfliii- 5' A L '1P y. waaii, gggj 1 ' ff? ww.. if x S . QQ, wmssw swf X .. YQ, F1 k,,,f4.,g m1ggfM,: ',i,q:..,g. 'fieefeeii e as 1 ix 4 1 , fi-,,, I ty : 5 gre .4 AMX? fa, ti B' N. f sw Q1H2ffp1v'm.'1fifew w1.1if-2'-W ,- 4 'V - 553-1 A V. jfifllfffi' f- y,g,,,f5,, 2423 L 1 . A sl-Y' if I , V , fuwf , V 41 11? if 1 T 5 ,. , 1, mf L it 23, 1 Rig? Q-x. 4 f 35: N 'gfgety ' ig f?QZf?+ze91 ' + ' . -. 749.1 ., I Q14-Z Sei W ,Q , V. 45. wi, V, L ff ,' z,:Q,A.5,h'l E?4 V 4.2 A ,. -,f :ZRKQQ1 ' 1 r ,15Ls ,1 ' .gv:'Qi2xP ' +3 .. .. V, ,. .4 4122 'Qi ,w we 23,2 fit- EAW ea 'ww ii 5' K, Af. m f, x.. vw ,:'? fff -blew 2 w2-:v,.x..- we 'f3,1,:f, M 5 4 W S 9 K 5 YH , , .4 W V :ga 'QL IV.: ff' .Mf- ff A K M xl K., , 'WiumueWwf WW Us 0 And The Band Plays On Invictus , Crown Imperial , Carroll- ton , Olympia Hippodromeu and Hands Across the Sea kept the JT spirit high, as the marching band thrilled football fans each Friday night. The blaring rhythm of these marches however, failed to account for the long hours of practice under an unmerciful sun during the many hours of summer band practice. Of course the most enjoyable aspect of the band program was the memorizing of marches and concert music. The marching didn 't end with football season. There was still the Rose Parade and Christmas parades to Wear out already tired feet. The seasons didn 't help either. As the blistering sun changed to icy coldg Hngers, lips, toes and noses became the victims of Mr. Melvin Davis, constant drill. But even with these hardships, a few hearty members struck out on their own as they entered UIL Solo and Ensemble Contest held in the spring. As the sun began warming up the earth it was apparent that some would be putting away their instruments for the last time as JT band members. That point was made clear on the day the Sophomores and Juniors insisted on showing their loyalty to the Seniors by singing the traditional and cherished song. We Love You, Seniors . Senior Barry Swanson looks for the yard-line. 24 . . . Varsity Band 56 The John Tyler band performs during half-time at the John Tyler-Marshall football game. Junior Gerald Mitchell holds the microphone as Senior Kevin Walding plays his Big John solo. 'X Wt,-'eg Senior trombone player Hubert Seaton shows off during his solo on Sheila Roberts practices holding her french horn level. 0perator. gs fr: iz Q S 4 Lai? i T ,, '2fmy'ffei 'f.n a ' 5' , . 44' 4 4 . i I . The Varsity Band entertains the parents and students during a PTA program. Siggstlfjglfsbagixhr:r?gffigfLlM:!l:g spirit. 4 a . ,wwf - Awkwsvwvrfi K' The Varsity Band performs a drill during the Longview game. Varsity Band . . . 25 . 4 A A Q 7' 'Q X A ,I V-. .4 , . if :Q Wifi :nl N I Q irq N J f - a J i gf l , --...Q A Sandra Woodard, Senior, plays her flute in the band fanfare. Sefiior Darrel Adamson plays his Big John so o. 'T -1 ' LET I .al- QQ' The John Tyler majorettes lead the band in the annual Rose Parade. Senior Ann Rodriquez plays her Big Junior Charlotte London, and Senior Kim Martin listen intently to instruction as Senior Dana Wagnon shows respect for the section leader by sticking out her tongue. 26 . . . Varsity Band John solo. The John Tyler band struts down the field during a half-time performance. The-2y're 0 Lazy Birds - l P Sirk Try Scott Maddox, freshman, and Jimmy Biondo, sophomore, perform during the Lee pep rally. Cindy Fowler performs her solo at an area middle school. The stage band entertains during the Sights and Sounds of Spring program. .. J' as 21 ' N Kevin Walding solos at middle school. STAGE BAND Exw, If J i 4 t 1, 41 V f E P m ,..g4 , W' , MVP ' , 13:1 'aef' ,, ,ig , We V 1 Majorettes Rock W1'th the Beat .,.,.... .,--V, - W 1, lil' 125 5:5 , ii 1419, m . lx .Xl s A e, ,yi Ja X lwelg-M Vx I A .T V, rx In , Majorettes i, Ad , -N . 'Qfyyfi . A X ' if r QE-2 , arg., W- ,sawn arf, , K ?f'5: W12+1eef,fQ Q gi' 55 S-ii' 52142, ' ,. , 1 H MW 1-, 1.7455 ' I ' ik if ' J my iQ a ' W2 -f :.g,Ey'f fl'-: fi! .I-5.5: 1 I- I I 1-1243. Lmi.Q:.: ' ' 1:1 .mN,.,M A x :yg,,x,.gi1 Qfgwigj ,iawsnvfa MBi0rettes , , , 29 - o9ev:P1I 09 .- p. YQXXAPX Us '24 .PL e 1eQxoO ww odd il eflo M602 Xl' M993 . AX L L ' ' A f xsdoq odgorsgide 'Wy QWO Q . 0' ve. Gfffw oi,- JXA uk nuvuucflo B R 3... . .W mn' fn ESSY smcrxx 91sg5qy'1m:f:,x1NrgQ iG i f5 if ,AUGHTER . 30 . . . MOVIES mcolumd ww :un-su A 24 hour nightmave of terror. M15 it M , swmifw- 2:15 4:00 5:45 7:30 9:15 R01 SUQTABLE A umvsnsm. mcvune GW gps? x5 Fil 3:45 515 7:10 r i ........,.M...,....,-.......N.....M .W.. - . ..-,.,,. rx, ., ,,,,W,.,,.,.,,, ost Likely To Succeed Hubert Seaton, Salutatorian and Sandra Hammontree, Valedictorian. VALEDICTORIAN AND SALUTATORIAN IT's Not Easy To Say Goodbye 5 fig s . ,, wg dv: A GRADUATION andid V, f Outstanding Students Awarded On May 9, 1980, the annual awards assembly took place. Mr. C. C. Baker, Principal, and Dr. Bill Carnes Superintendent, presided over the program. Many outstanding students received awards, scholarships, and recognition. Valedictorian for 1980 was Sandra Hammon- tree. Salutatorian was Hubert Seaton. Honor Seniors were: Lela Alford, Kathy Dalhoff, Deborah Dunn, Gary Fleet, Rhonda Glaze, Cheryl Gregg, Sandra Hammon tree, B 'Linda Hawkins, Quantalane Henry, Karen McClendon, Debra McKamie, Anna Maddox, Adrienne Mays, Tyra Phillips, Patricia Pike, Hubert Seaton, Barry Swanson, Dana Wagnon, Greg Weisler, and Greg Woolridge. Rotary Young Citizens were Gary Fleet, and Rhonda Glaze. Rotary Boy of the Month:Aaron Coats, Carlton Hubbard, Tom Maddox, and Greg Woolridge. Educational Secretaries Association of Tyler went to Sandra Hammontree. American Legion went to Sandra also. D. A. R.: Lela Alford. Pilot Club: Lisa Duval. City Council P. TA.: Tracy Clem. Downtowners Business and Professional Womens Club presented Teresa Hobbs a scholarship. A.A.UWf: Tyra Phillips. Optimist Young Texas: Greg Weisler. T.J.C. Drama Workship: Darryl Reece. Texas AcQM Scholarships: Ann Maddox and Hubert Seaton. Prairie View A8tM Scholarships: Adrienne Mays, Karen McClendon, Tyra Phillips, Tommy Bush, Darrell Daniels, Gery Evans, Rodney Johnson, Terry Jones, and Elton Spencer. TSU!Rice Dual: B'Linda Hawkins. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.: Quantalane Henry. Tyler Ci vitan Club: Daniel Stuart. Custom Truckers Scholarship: Larry Houston. Joe Zeppa Banking Scholarship: Vanessa Shefheld. Ze ta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.: Sonya Johnson. Lions Club Queen: Rhonda Glaze. Bausch and Lomb Science Award: Hubert Seaton. Dansforth Award: Lisa Duval. UIL Academic and Literary District Winners: Patricia Lee, Patricia Cicero, Kim O'Nea1, and Roger Pharr. Woodman ofthe World IAmerican Historyl: Alison Rowley, Rose City Kiwanis Club: Sophomore of the Year: Rodney Isabell. N.E.D.T.: Marchele Anderson, Eric Gambrel, Laura Hill, William Jock, Jason Meador, Donna Sanders, and Eliza beth Victoria. Hugh O'Brian Youth Foundation: Cela Gunniff Annual High School Math Award: Clark Lemons. Outstanding Homemaking Award: Vanessa Sheffield. Senior Art Student Award: Danna Busby, Christy Callens, Gary Swann, and Billy Williamson. Many honors were given and this day will always be remembered by those outstand1'ng Seniors of the 1980 graduating class. or ,Q 'R fi f wiv .. M A A A 4. 1 QD x 1 sw ' Q Qim g 4 3 E 3 r .5 5' iixwa 1 'Amg- V' 'inf n..........u. Ji AWARDS ASSEMBLY 1 A A V 37 . , w 3 J ,I Q N .N bvt., 5 I , W nf S I Nw 6155 DW! 'Q , 'W A ' if 5 Ng 1, 39 . Q 5 .Vi a w? ,,4, 1. 'E 4 ,f A X s fi , ,N P 5 sf 21 .. ,, X., i i:!.i ei -.yx , M .M - ,ff .. WA, B x rm u. 1- 1- . , ,W sas-vi ' L r . f , 4M 1 X QM. , ipgmm- , x , ,Y in 5 A Sz . . 11..,.1 Kimi 'if Q SQPPTKA 14- s.ai'f:,, , 2 I., .JW flu j is i l .-4 5.3 H .. 1' weasel' W U :Sli W' W' 'f . ff' M ' ,L ' Q,-:v21:i7es,.,g': ff - 15. , A - ' vvfii L kg QM, , am. PP 3. 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Choir director, Ms. Ann Maxwell, directs the choral group. 3. Walter McDaniel enjoys playing Cowboy and Indian. 4. Randy Wallace receives assistance in putting on his make-up. 40 . . . ANNIE GET YOUR GUN l ra ws Crowds 1, Q Q 4' E 5, Q 1 . 3 i 5 N i l 3 . l fi 511 U . '51 l Q5 2 - 1 if . ' y , . 1 my , 5' r ff so f . ii: 5-I x Elf? N if i fr s, 5 'MV E .5 u Q, , ,Qi 4 ...w -S , iam sf 1 x s ig 0,0 f l- C JW J' rugs Future Basketball Stars The annual donkey basketball game was held showing much enthusiasm throughout many of the organizations including band, drillteam, cheerleaders, Ag, and sports, The game drew a large crowd while the donkeys performed stunning tricks. Another game held was the Junior Class against the Junior faculty. The faculty came out on top, This game was a money making project for the Junior Class. Z 42 . . . Fund Raising RHOND .. GLA!! r.:Lf,f: LIONS CLUB OVEN Beauties Capture Titles gg : g 1 4' Rhonda Glaze was chosen as the 1979 Lion's Club Queen. Both John Tyler and Robert E. Lee selected eight girls to compete for the title of Lion's Club Queen. Each girl was interviewed and asked various questions concerning their personal views, outside activities, school awards and achievements, and educational plans for the future. The judges picked the top Hve out of the sixteen candidates and each girl was invited to attend a luncheon where they presented themselves to the Lion's Club. Rhonda rode in the Rose Parade on the Lion's Club float. Janice Carpenter was crowned Miss North Q4 Tyler Y at Emmett Scott Auditor- ium. She competed against eleven girls from the local district for the title. Janice received a 5400 scholarship and a one year membership at the North Tyler YMCA. Janice sang Evergreen in the talent competition. She was judged in the evening gown competition and in many other areas. Janice is an active member of the John Tyler Dimensions, a pop group in which she sings soprano. 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T-M, ' ' - ' 12 22214, 1. .,,q,-iff-1,A37 p-,-V: .f m ' f 0' ,Q vnM '!s KJ V .- Q M ' 3. wx .Q -.. zz 5,J,,wf,i -it TEV' 'f x f ' fl WN 4 . .,,, .M-Wd' ff uv LW? A 2 . uv 'a' 'MEX 1 '-was f , 4' it IAQ' 1 9 Q., .,...p, cf ,Q -' a 1 1 f , sf '41 V 'KM M, 2. - 1 fm ,v 1 'X 4,5 - 'K N , 0 x , Z, ' KR sb 'Q 40, SWITCH .--ng: 11' S' vw 'fl' If ?Q.f'?'5jl-'lf Ak my Qu? W , 'W ,ef 5 .. x ,,.h LEW? fs-A-W,-.Q Mx L 72 5 X 5 Ak, , F3 X 1 Y ML Lim 6 X ff Pocket of Upportunities 5. 3 ' Laid ' f-3.145 f 72' - . K- S . tg , f is Fixx X? W l ,A 'Q 1 .. FHA officers left to right: Jennifer Printers, Felicia Fields, and Lisa Weaver. Second Row: Tricia Mass, Barbara Marphy, Charlotte London QPresidentJ, and Gabriella Mass. Back Row: Vanessa Sheffield, Lisa Tatum, Patti Miller, and Shelia Williams. si e J- ' 2 gg if fi , 2 5 1 . 3 2. Charlotte London tPresidenty, introduces Kathy Guinn, Fashion Coordinator from Tyler Commercial College, during a presentation of Career Fashions. Wanda Morriss, former John Tyler student, presents spring fashions to FHA members in Fashions for Spring by Sears Teen Board. FHAXHERO is a youth organization of Homemaking education, made up of over one-half million young men and women. The major purpose of the organization is to help youth assume roles in society through Home Econom- ics Education in areas of personal growth, family life, community invol- vement and preparation for the world of work. The John Tyler organization is made up of 250 members. School projects for the John Tyler FHA chapter included a series of mini workshops for its members and other John Tyler students. They were held during prime time. Some of the workshop topics were: Fashion Mer- chandising, Teenage Pregnancy, Child Abuse, and Drug Abuse. Mini chapter meetings included: Interior Decorators, Shirley Wynn fMerle Normanl, Perry Huclcabay I Child Abusej, and Charlene Johnson INursej. An awards banquet was held in May and a trip to Six Flags in -June. Sponsors include: Mrs. Mary Fuller, Miss Rebecca Harris, Mrs. Flora Hoyboolc, Mrs. Dorothy Johnson, Mrs. Nollie Jones, Mrs. Emma Madlock and Mrs. Ora Taylor. Teresa Hobbs, senior, models clothes in a show, Fashions for Spring, presented by Sears Teen Board in March. FHAXHERO . . . 51 H OSA Cares for Patients Health Occupations Students of Amer- ica CHOSAJ, is an organization for students to prepare a future in a health Held by gaining self-conHdence while developing leadership abilities. HOSA sponsors the annual John Tyler blood drive. They attend officers' leadership workshop in Jefferson, Texas, area HOSA meeting in Dallas, and state meeting in San Antonio. The motto of Health Occupations Students of Amer- ica is: The Hands of HOSA Mold the Q j Health of Tomorrow. Sponsor: Ms. Jean Beacham. HOSA officers include kneeling: Polly Clemons, Lila Printers, Paula Hale, Sandra Brown, Gabriella Mass, Joan Thompson, and Felicia Dixon. T Sponsor of HOSA Ms. Jean Beacham. 52 . . . HOSA X 'xx Student participates in the annual John Tyler blood drive. - . i f C VI C Has Successful Year , W ,M Campus Victorians In Christ ICVIC1, a swan-gf!-,V , I Christian and non-proHt organization at 1 YW I John Tyler High School, completed another W . ,-- , - Z ,. f successful year during 1979-80. Headed by -lw:.4-.. , ra l'l' Quantalane Henry, senior, and also f 'fu . . ai ' T ' ' 'l' President and Founder of the organiza tion, W V 1, ' C VIC in its second year on campus, carried - r 4.1 X f W t out a host of activities during the year such r1-a I ,, 1' auf h ' ,L H ' as: having the Chapel Fellowship Services if V M 5 fi held every week, sponsoring a come and I 'f S go fellowship and carrying out its main goal: X g Spreading the love of Jesus Christ to all X is on campus in forms of actions, deeds and as words. OfHcers of CVIC included: V' . President and Founder: Quan talane Henry, I my Vice President: Kannis Florence, Secretary: l ' Celeste Bingham, Vice Secretary: Roslyn Q Choice, Treasurer and Music Director: Terry Paris, Vice Treasurer: Sheila , X l 4 Montgomery, Activity Chairperson: Debra ' fiiif' , Q Dunn, Publicity Chairperson: Michelle ' 1., l Curtis, and Chaplain: Barbara Scott. The sponsors include: Mrs. Johnnie McDowell, aff and Mr. Larry Wade. LA M , H 'li .1 iff rv 'CL Getting Acq uain ted With The Business World 5 l x P i DECA officers for 1979-80 are: fstandingl Michelle Crow-Vice PresidentgAnn Robinson-Treasurer: Suzanne Wells-Photographer: Karen Hayley-Historian: QKneelingJ Sonya Jones-Secretaryg Danny Bergbower-President, Jerri Kightlinger-Scrapbook. CVICIDECA . . . 53 Future Fu rmers Harvest Skills is V if 2: FFA officers for the 1979-80 school year are: ffront row! David Beall, Presidentg Diane Bessire, Secretary Jim Billingslea, Vice President, Mr. Stansell, Sponsorg Cback rowy Donny Fuller, Advisory Brent Stroman Sentinel, Todd Duke, Treasurer, Monty Nixon, Reporter. One Mun Rodeo Team Stirups Dust 1.35 xi. 'Utn- X -- ' we ' ' , Senior, Danny Boydg The Rodeo Team. 54 . . . FFA AND RODEO CLUB . l 5. rx 5. ... ,gp VW K F Y wea- A1 -519 U' af AQ! x Lu ,K Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior Student Senate Representatives for the 1979-80 school year. The year took on a new look in the Student Senate as the size rose from approximately forty representatives to over one-hundred members. As in most organizations, confusion crowded the beginning of the year. As time pro- gressed, the Senate began to take shape. Executive meetings were held every Monday morning during Pride Time. The entire Student Senate met on Tuesdays during Pride Time. To further progress, the committee Chair- person met on Thursday afternoons. Hard work on projects and activities throughout the school and community enabled the Senate to become an outstanding District School. District conventions, workshops, and state conventions added to the learning of the members who attended them. As the year came to an end, the new officers took over where the old ofHcers left off ,'Q .f ,ff ,f I, 56 . . . Student Senate I-Zia S4 rw-Q at I -1- ff 'W' as was ' .b K ifJf ':a1f1rifzffyfnz.- ' 'w.A . M , , .f -- PM ' :' 'Q .H . . Tracy Clem, Student Senate Presidentg Lisa Duval, Vice-Presidentg Lela Alford, Secretaryg Mr. Leroy Belcher, sponsor. Representatives Build Pride Mr. McGoff babysits a Lioness at the Halloween Willing workers construct a booth for the Halloween Carnival. Carnival. Junior Robin Womack, is a victim of a pie-throwing contest. The Student Senate pie-throw served as a place to seek revenge Student Senate . . . The Chosen F Induction ceremonies were held February 19, in the theater for the chosen few who met the requirements for National Honor Society membership. Juniors and seniors who met the scholastic requirements were placed in nomination and selected after all John Tyler teachers judged each student on leadership, service and character. The membership consisted of sixteen two-year members, 35 seniors, and 12 juniors. The following were requirements for member- ship: Seniors: grade average of 85 CBj or above, beginning with the ninth grade with no trimester grade or summer school grade lower than 70 I C- J. Juniors.' grade average of 90 KA-I or above beginning with the ninth grade with no trimester grade or summer school grade lower than 80 KB-1. 58 . . . NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY VOE, OE Works Toward 1 Winners in Area Contest: Patricia Pike, Gerald Brown, John Redfern, and Cheryl Robinson. i I . The OEA officers include: Left to right: Historian Ramona Nelson, Treasurer Holly Hamrick, Vice President Carolyn Mosley, President John Redfern, Parliamentarian Debra Grant, and Secretary Shawn Ritch. Future Ofdce Education Association IOEAQ, is a club organized out of Vocational OfHce Education IVOEQ. The purpose of the group is to develop aggressive leadership, develop skills that will be helpful in business, and to study, learn, and get prepared for an ofHce position in a business future. Entered in area contest in Marlin, Texas were John Redfern and Gerald Brown receiving fourth place in bulletin board, Patricia Pike receiving first place in accounting IL and Cheryl Robinson receiving Hfth place in Job Interview IL The sponsors include: Mrs. Sue Bell, senior VOE teacher and Mrs. Carol George, Junior Pre-employment Lab teacher. Four members went to Dallas March 20, 21, and 22 for the state meeting. They went as voting delegates from the John Tyler organization. f' iq. csc Q., 0 r '4 LQ? 6'5- .PN 6 la it by VOE, OEA . . . R AQ ' -K?, diggs, f fo ' V s r lofi, 5,9- 59 Cheerleaders Sparkle With Spirit Jr QA, QQ C f l '4- ' , 'Gr' - 6 Cs: rc. V- '575 fir K' ' vt '43 r' A A AA: LW s?'f1 55 vn ii I ij.: V . V W i' 2. ol: J1lu,Q fl .4 lffnxl K' Ps- P- ' M K . , . , . X fa - 1 ,,,Sbc!:. ,,,., M .li k,,AL I 4, flu w 4 ,JQBWN ,, ', ,.:l.'-11' . , 133 'W I 1451147 - s A... The 1979-B0 JT Cheerleaders: Qtopj Lisa Little, Cleft to rightj Kay Barnes, Vanessa Sheffield, Jennifer Printers, Terri Moore, tKneeling3 Darlene Miller. Y? ' h9f7?,Lf5 LQ if N ' ., f ',,,, N W ,Q 0 M , efffafg, 5 E! X. ga V' ,gfjlrgfg . ' 3f,',5f:i R Q , L Q51 ' 1.61, kmffx ' 1 3 45 'si 1 ! ,1 L-. f ' , j X ,sl e xx ,I V, NX , AUX 1, h .fixx R5 7 X f , 1 xxx ,,'! xt I ,A fb i f ,JA . ii , All P i A f-eff g yKifM ei3fT fa E Life- ,,.-M' isss Qi fe ,. ,E it ' '7 xr ff Q: Lion Mascot: Dawn Gibbons Cheerleader Sponsor: Munch Ms. Sonia Malone 60 . . . VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Majorettes Lead the Way The John Tyler Varsity Majorettes were part of the sparkle and beauty added to the pep rallies and football games. To gain perfection in their flawless twirling, the majorettes spent many days of practice. After the selection in May, they began practices for the upcoming year. A camp was held on campus the Hrst week of June to learn routines, marching techniques, and fundamentals. The instructor was Ms. Kay Lilly, and this was her second year to teach the camp. Later in the year they proved themselves useful by leading the band in parades, at band concerts, and helped with the John Tyler Twirling Festival. ,- ,qxe if . -- X Q f 5, 1 gr X 'xl The ninth grade majorettes were the Hrst freshman ma jorettes at John Tyler. Upon selection in September, practices began hard and long before and after school. They performed at all of the in-town football games adding life and glamour to the marching band, The majorettes performed to songs like Disco Inferno, The Horse, Dal- las, l' and Championship, The major- ettes participated in marching and playing contests, concerts, and worked many hard hours for the John Tyler Twirling Contest. The majorettes impressed many people as the Hrst ninth grade majorette line. 5 A .f IVKI1' ,uffflll 62 . . . Majorettes g 3431! The 1979-80 majorettes leading the Varsity band include left to right: Head Majorette: Teresa Hobbs, Majorettes: Verna Ward QSeniorb, LaGail Halton QJuniorD, Melinda Applegate QSenior5, Julie May QJuniorJ, Vickie Goss QJuniorJ, Susan Berry QJuniorj, and Sheryl Forward QJuniorj. Kneeling left to right: Head Drum Major: Rhonda Glaze, and Assistant Drum Major: Leisa Richardson. The 1979-80 ninth grade majorettes include kneeling left to right: Melissa Baily, and Angie Terrell. Back Row left to right: Maggi Hood QDrum Majorj, Sandy Ellis, Karen Tillison, and Lori Dry fDrum Majorj. ITIS THE SPIRIT OF THEAGE, AND WE ARE ALL INFECTED WITH IT- Shelly ' , , . ' 4:2553 N 5 H ,,,,, A' If' V' 1 W A' ' W Y-N -wh 4' 1 1 ,S-Q i A , ' -Lf W gf .f x as M, ,L Q' 'Q 4 5 1 Tx Q : I l V f s fi L , ,mg , -W. , 5 ,ig I -'Q' ' fa- , ,,4f:. -.f iyy K 4 W- 2,1 R 1' ' iw: -' x AQ. xfh ff' V. 'Q ff ' . - 4 . M 1' 2 I ju. 'K ,, ww A Wie! , Q L 1 QQ, 455' 2225 1, - , ' - mu h ' 'fmlSf.Q?' . ' 225 4 -r g.,,.W - M-'asa - M ,W ' U' ' L 005 wa. P 4 '1 J V 8 s - 23 -' xt n -9 1 W 'i f fi' ai '- 1 e, ?5:s, -may L 1 JT Dimension '24in't o Stopping Us Now The 1979-80 members of the Dimension Pop Group are: Front Row: Julie Reeves and Janice Carpenter. Second Row: Fenis Daniels, Mark Trammel, and Darryl Reece. Back Row: Cheria Fields, Gabriells Mass, Randy Wallace, Alex King, Rhonda Glaze, and Dellaney Bramlett. Members of the Dimension entertain during a pep rally. 4' . V. ,, One of the fastest growing and most active groups on campus this year has been the Dimension, This was the Hrst year for the pop group to have this name, the logo was designed by senior Dana Busby. The pop group, under the direction of Mrs. Ann Maxwell, has thrilled student and adult audiences both at school and in the community. They performed at dinners, banquets, social clubs, middle schools, and lunches. The group sings a little of all kinds of music-rhythm and blues, pop, soul and country. They entertained with songs such as a medley of Olivia Newton John 's songs, the Golden Age of Rock-N-Roll. They sang Babe, Sti1l, l Sail On, and Lady Love. The Dimension was invited to tour Central America during the summer of 1980. Janice Carpenter waits for her turn to perform. Dimension . . . Voices Ring Out if 1 n 1 The choir performs at the annual Arts Festival. gt 2 3 S ,M , The choir practices for the UIL Choir Contest. CHOIR The 1979-80 Varsity Band A I . l 1 ABE Mfllu STADIUM eaf1wf f S The 1979-80 Varsity Band members include: Kneeling: Rhonda Glaze, head drum major, and Leisa Richardson, assistant drum major. First Row: Sherry McDow, Michael Harper, Craig Smith, Teresa Hobbs, Verta Ward, LaGail Halton, Melinda Applegate, Julie May, Vickie Goss, Susan Berry, Sheryl Forward, Gisel Kincade, Kyle McGill, and Mike Coughlin. Second Row: Michael Vickers, Sherwanda Erwin, Pam Jones, Marchele Anderson, Sandra Woodard, Sonia Critton, Angela Arnold, Sharon Sippio, Charlene Phillips, Linda Hayes, Karla Priddy, Teresa Caddell, and Mr. Melvin Davis, Director. Third Row: Anita Taylor, Kim WHite, Patti Bush, Sherry Choice, Robin Womack, Kim Lewis, Keeley Lawson, Ann Rodrequez, Tina Gunter, Paula Coats, Sharon Lacy, Gail Vann, and Mark Trammill. Fourth Row: Kevin Walding, David Boyd, Cynthia Holman, Benny Ritch, Darryl Brown, Patti Miller, Shirl Pfutzenreuter, Robin Beaird, Janice Potts, Anna Maddox, Cela Cunniff, Candice Starling, Roger Pharr, and Lisa White. Fifth Row: LaGale Cato, Alecia Council, Charlotte London, Sharon Brumitt, Cindy Fowler, Gerald Mitchell, Gary Jett, Karma Conway, Dana Wagnon, and Kim Martin. Sixth Row: Billy Williamson, Hubert Seaton, Julie Eberhart, Holly Witherspoon, Don Debenport, Quentin Daniels, Darryl Adamson, Vickie Williams, Tonia Rider, Barry Swanson, Keith Johnson, Elizabeth Victoria, Cheryl Roy, Yalonda Brown, Debbie Fowler, and Sheila Roberts. Seventh Row: Kathy Thornton, Jana Stout, Patti Blackstock, Polly Jones, Jimmy Biondo, Bruce Burnham, Steve Davis, Robert Billington,Tim Berry, Virlinda Stanton, Rosalyn Choice, Cassandra Bryant, Ruthenia Johnson, Benita Fletcher, and Patti Ashley. VARSITY BAND . . . 67 Freshman 3 CIP W is 'H ' GJ- 'ff' 1 fx i fm '1 235 SHMAN BAND 9 -5 SW f U! .ygk Phitzenreuter Cela Cunnlff Patricia Golmon Trombones Bob Gary Qulntan McDan1els Julie Eberhart French Horns Deborah Fowler Shella Roberts Saxes Kevin Waldmg Sharon Brammltt Cynthia Fowler Gerald Mitchell Karma Conaway ff CNN Rhythm section: Scott Maddox, Jimmy Blonde, Craig Smith. Trumpets: Robin Rae Beaird, Anna Maddox, Shiryl A I i M I I X -116 9, . r P QI ggi! XX Strutters Strut Their Stuff From carrying their suitcases to shaking V their groove things, the 1979-80 drill WW f af . ew by ,xy ' M . x i i M1 team performed-thrilling the student . Lg ,, a 1 5, 1 - . - Qui 1',i .e A Q5 1 v , ' ,V , ' as ' ' ., body and football game spectators. f . 1.- Keeping up with routines was part of U , the fun. There was Dr. Pepper, A P g A ' ' I Operator, Show Business and Hey , xg g F ' ,W I 3 Look Me Over. Sponsored by Ms. .- P kg., . LF. Peggy Marcom, the drillteam attended 1' S ,K QV' 0 gi, A camp at TCU during the summer, , tg x Y' ' learning and perfecting routines which . K ' A F. S paid off While at camp, they received Q f many superior and outstanding awards . , ' P which helped them lead a good season. X 6 . 2 The 1979-80 members of the drillteam include: Officers: Carla Fenton, Karen McClendon, Kim McKinney, Shelia Ivy, Carolyn Mosley, Mandi Coleman QCapt.J, Debbie McKamie, Wendy Wood, Cheryl Gregg, and Maxine Craven. Drillteam members include First Row: Niki Hamiter, Sandra Hammontree, Laurie Weeks, Sonja Fry, Audra McNeal, Darla Noland, Barbie Taylor, Sally Leister, and Jill Bracey. Second Row: Mary Lang, Melissa Dance, Gabriella Mass, Lisa Printers, Rachel Stanley, Shirlyn Nikerson, Shirley Manning, Lisa Fuller, Darlene Bramlett, Kim Branham, and Leslie Higgonbotham. Third Row: Karla Ford, Kami McGee, Sonja Jones, Adriene Mays, Germaine Walker, Peggy Henson, Shelly White, Fawn Feris, Ginny Cayard, Ericka Clanahan, Tyra Phillips, and Tina Jones. 'i N , P M! X Qi . . , Ms. Peggy Marcom, Drillteam Sponsor 70 . . . Drillteam Strutters Lend Support 11,5 The John Tyler football stands were never quiet as the Blue Brigade and the J unior-Senior Squad chan ted and yelled in support of the mighty football team. These loyal supporters attended football games, basketball games, and the ann ual Rose Parade and Christmas Parade. All Blue Brigade and Junior-Senior Squad mem bers were kept busy collecting funds for several civic organizations, writing good luck notes for ball players, and lending support wherever needed. Drill team tryouts were held in May for girls wishing to be in the Brigadettes. U 1 . Q . M , 4 425 ,-fn:w ' , , - f ., ' --'-1. V in ' bf A 7 ..,. gli , 'T if uf. feffgi ' ? fi- , 'fb T-if 6 .w,t.g'.M,.., , 3.5. H M:,.f5jE V,-V 'A - X Y, . ,- . ,1 . , l .g oz ,ja ,Q A , 4., , ' H 4 f ,,' . Q ,W 3 Y' , v' ' tl ff ' A V' 8 4' x I We t!.s.,i: . - - 1 ' V r' 3 4 . . ' x I 0 V I .K 'P' . ,,,. ,Q h f-N . In A A L 9 4 u i we a 1 I V A . -.- A ik at .lf kjf Elf BLUE BRIGADE . . . 71 The Lion 'S Tale Pride The '79-80 L1'on ls Tale Staff consisted of nine juni ors and seniors. Through hard working efforts they published fourteen issues of the newspaper. A second place, Award of Achievement, was presented to the Lion 's Tale at the annual ILPC conference in Austin. The Lion 's Tale is sponsored by Ms, Linda Rushing. A, as The 1979-80 Lion's Tale Staff Karla Priddy: Editor-In-Chief. Margaret Campbell: Business Manager Quantalane Henry: Page 4. Brad Sims: Photographer. Dawn Gibbons: Page 3 LION'S TALE llnL N 6 1856. i 9 f ' Q 'ffjkw ix. ? i ,. Vx 'Q' I a 5 g Q- 1- ff, ffihk. v , V 1 V- fn LAS! DWI? 70551 4154 1 . -'P II-ull, DEA DLINESDEADLI NES DEA DLINESDEA Yearbook Makes Big Switch Mr, Bill McGoff made the Big Switch for the 1979-80 yearbook staff With a new sponsor and a young unexperienced staff the school year was hectic. The switch from a three year high school to a four year high school increased the size of the book from last years 247 pages to 31 1 pages. Theadded pages made those dreaded deadlines even worse. May 29 was the last day of school for most John Tyler students. June 6, was the last day of school for those few faithful staff members who stayed in room D-6 until the last layout was turned in and the Hnal yearbook copy was sent off K fi 3, -1 9 , ,wg . , X Br 9. gms Photographers: Clara Carsten, Holly Witherspoon, Amy Cook, and Pat White. ALCALDE STAFF m . 53 W :Qia- 4.-wd..o.W h iq iss- f '1,XEE. ,. White S Soon C16 'HMS eoc ine :S GVQV m 90,09 lc have CL FIVUQGGFFVOLLE breakdou.-Q '1fvvynfvxrNf1 OLU42 il' 'lb VNHSQIF, ugorllecl 'For il' and not-ygdm TS going lo deprive me GF I bftfikg Yearbook sponsor: Mr. McGoff. Co-Editors: Teresa Hobbs and Llsa d ll Q , i . . f ! 'fs' ' ad' .Pix Business Manager: Lisa Duval. Staff artist: Billy Williamson. Ads section: Terri Mcham feditorj, and Dwayne Tate. Shelly White-Sports, Justin Turner-Sports Editor, Kami McKee-Sports, and Susan Berry-Academics. ' Jmrrnatiunal Bumnm S I5igh Smnul Jnumxlima '1 Q.. xx - f Q I J Portraits Editor: Danny Boswell. I K GMA E 5 , P 4 Andy Denneard-Portraits Laura Hill-Portraits. ALCALDE STAFF . Class Favorites Elected Hubert Seaton and Sandra Hammontree were voted Most Likely Belyndia Webster and Gary Fleet were named Mr. and to Succeed Seniors. Miss JTHS. f-'f-E'-f Most Handsome and Beautiful winners are Lisa Little, juniorg Clark Lemons, senior, and Mandi Coleman, senior. 76 . . . CLASS FAVORITES 1 P ff ' xg 29 X . s Class clowns are Kerrill Choice, junior: LaRose Johnson, senior, Staci Low, junior, and Donna Ford, freshman. I A. ' X Most Athletic winners are Rejena Williams, freshman, Chris Bates, freshman, Polly Fletcher, sophomore, Keith Johnson junior, Jennifer Gray, junior, and Keith Guthrie, senior 3- yfag -I ,. , i- ,i??:l:0l.M - I gk ' ff w isaera - ' ,f:f:'f.fI, i I - ' , 1 ' Q new r , fy . : ,fri . LH.: V Qg ,lr l ,. . ' 1, fi fi . 'flh- fivaiafm-f Class Favorites are Stephen Hubbard, freshman, Sharon Black, freshman, Sandra Vickers, sophomore, Kevin Jennings, junior, Keely Lawson, junior, Terry Jones, senior, and Vanessa Sheffield, senior. CLASS FAVORITES 1 , ff . :Z k 2,531 Lf ,Q Q, QxA4.,sif'i'??111 ' 'wa 55,15 . ., ?, ,-X ., 14 S 1 RQ gy if +11 GW XS, -W.,3iAz,,f,i'up44 ' 'fx ,..of'4Qs... XY sbs XS :pl ,Al ,Q .1 'J . v- ,f 'Q f ,, W is ,, fb.. . gl. '33 ff - ab XJ QQ YSL A , 4... , . ,yr I A 'jf' ul' fa g i xi '-so WZV I 'Ha U f z73' An Active Pulse The advisory council to the Superinten- dent really tool: life under Dr. Bill Carnes' administration. Dr. Carnes saw a need for student input into the decisions of the Tyler Independent School District. Dr. Carnes' encouraged both high schools to intermingle and exchange ideas. The board consisting of six students from each high school had meetings once every two months, various luncheon engagements, and planned various trips and activities throughout the year. Students from the board hosted the Parent Advisory luncheon, participated in the Education in Business Day program, and visited other surrounding schools for observa- tion. The Student Advisory Board, as stated by Dr. Carnes, is the pulse of student life on campus. 5-fr lgi L? 2 . it he rtser g my 3. , V ,. A - sv I .,..,..,- sg t ,5Y'3,1fif'51 f , iff: fa 'll' 3 fill ' T 1 Q . -Q... Q f ' 11. L . 1 W fi.,,.jn . l f A if - fy .1 ,.,. 5, ,. , I me - - ' ' . .f 1 ' 3. .,: K C- f 1' .1 . ff mf iaifs. xy-13' L1 I ff f A -' 't -sfwllg ' l 9 3 iii? EEQE Q. Q . 2 . V - fa . , W,- if T 'ff' - it 5 be :iff 1 i I? .L Tracy Clem as active member of the advisory council, addressed the student body during an assembly. 80 . . . Advisory Council leg! W Dr. Carnes speaks to students about the new school behavior policy Robin Womack and Stephen Hubbard read ov er new policy I , .ui T X 59115 Their teacher will never know them. Students really flip over new seating arrangement. 1 Amazing what happens when the teacher walks out of the room. TYPICAL CLASSROOMS . . . 81 wwf - , QW , - Y i -Wx 5 Vg gm. Y SL. , f f --f wx X- .iixx X- - xv --V- xx f 7 , - x -Si- ,jx -.- IWW NH UI Tl fxwmww 5 IEW Wu Y f J H MQW R zo-annum-z-gun Clifford Baker, Principal Dorothy Atwood, Secretary ag? Pam Rogers, Attendance Kathleen Jackson, Schedule Officer . . . FACULTY Charles Craddock, Assistant Principal June Gowen, Secretary , r f A . K sf .. . if 1 Y, 'f,Q '41 E3 if , X , . I K vig . . 1' 5. . g ' 'FMA , iimffb f 1 5? 'fy Ta V, K yt, f fxff, K V Jo Ann Andis, Attendance Barbara Oliver, Secretary Darwin Hooker, Assistant Principal X I Charlotte Blaschke, Bookkeeper sf Flora Nauls, Sr. Counselor Joan Teal, Head Librarian 'Ct Joan Brooks, Bobby Watkins Assistant Principal Assistant Principal Ann Ray, Foundation Aide K . , 1: - . . . t Y P 1, C-, , li ' X Q, , ig, J., ii bi, X Lf li .. IX,, r Ben Brown, Jr. Counselor x ls ' YK FJ y , : IQ-'11 , wif? I ., . . A 'xx iii G K ' Q . gig.-1:23:35 .. '11 fir- F12 Helen Atwood, Librarian Dalle Johnston Registrar 'QSZ2' Ann Coleman, Sophomore Counselor Juanita Cob, Librarian i Charlyse Lee, Betty Fielder, Librarian Deaf Education .., I Sarah Edwards, English 3 s f ' . ,IX . il! A Que j '. Sonia Malon, English 2 2 2 Helen Jack, Drama 1, 2, 3, Oral Communications James Smith, English 1, Football Barbara Carder, English 3 Linda Rushing, English 2, Lion's Tale Sponsor. l --x Linda Hutchins, English 3 fr ik Q f ' if X Georgia Goodier, English 2-R .il J' :K E ff' 4' , , , ' f if , ,M ft' . 5 1 ,,, 2 , 5 gr 1 . S ,i XA l if Linda Busby, English 3 Larry McClellan, English 2, 4 Q I.-Q5.ii1.,i,3g,i if 5 fi -51. m ,, x into aft ' 1 .I E Jeannie Griffin, Merceria Coffey, Gladys Bradshaw, Bill McGoff, Lel'0y Belcher, Charles Geno, y English 1-R English 4 English 4-H Debate, Alcalde Sllflllishy English 2 English 2, Latin, Golf: -43 z. A 1 J i - 'xy 2 Y f X W ,,,, , wg ,yst 2 2 9' fs, ' p n X f Susan Craddock, Maxine Inteso, Janis Liner, TOID J0llll50ll, Laurie Burkett, Bud Dllllllv English 2, French English 4-H English I, Psychology Art Art Typing I FACULTY . . . 85 3 ,z Thurman D. Hamman Typing, Bus. Law Cynthia Griffin Reading, Career Comm. ,MN ' , A E'-lima, A Emma J. Madlock Homemaking Jean Beacham Health Occ. . . FACULTY -3:11 1 -fw - 'Y M C, aim K L N ' ' ,-v af' W9+k1ai.:vw,: 5 ' '- .'-5 fifw. QA: , . .. .1-fx! Kc WE. .Q 11211 I5 rjfffiffvl, 'ww' ' 315-fesif'-g,5 QT rf, 5. A , .,'f. .ffl Q. jg i M 'f?.2'fX.2 ,f-it an A Janice F. Liner Eng. I, Psy. 1 . ,f fl.. f .- wa is , , 1' S, 3 ' - A . 'ge fs! 'if KRW-1 xg 1 ga 3 1 J V I. e 4, 9,4 qs JA M! 'S r '5 ' v we rw . ' ,,- H .fy .Emfw... .'i: Susan E. Clark Consumer Ed. Mary Fuller Homemaking Il, Homelife I A .A Peggy Marcom Drill Team!Blue Brigade 1' 1. vw Q n ' L Lynda Fowler Type. I, Office Procedure 5 ?iif:fQf5 R I John G. Steffee DE w fl Ora Taylor Homelife, Homemaking III Ann Maxwell Concert Choir A t 'SM' , r U ' 4. t Lfiliigg' ' ,V ' -' .la 1 ' N ,M Walter R. Jeanette Womack McLeod Voc. Counselor Acct. I, II 4, 'X' A 11-1 I ' . 44 ,A ' I 1 ' -' l . E ,- x n yi N Mary H. Gaiser Elizabeth Doyle Bus. Comm., Spec. Ed. VAC Shorthand, Typing 5 NL, xeglii iff? Y' Q35 f r X P QQ A Milf' Flora Hoybook Nollie V. Jones Homemaking II, Homemaking I, II Child Dev., Home Furn. ' Ka. ,,, I 'E It 2. v ff 'Q V 'W John Squier Melvin E. Band Davis Sr. Band Hiram J. Watson Gen. Bus., Record Keeping 'QS17 , i K W W 'F . 29 W .1 1. A f ,' fail-21 W -?2iz.,ff Effhlswlifigikz Rebecca Harris X Homemaking I N 4 .Le Q, ii , FAM ,, , Q ii i-- 1:3 :E fig-5 ii .7 fn a . t p -X 'f'- 'ffl w. Dorothy Johnson HECE stag 4. Emma Barrett Phys. Ed., Girls Track Emory Bowens Phys. Ed., Health, Drivers Ed. Waymon L. Wesley Spec. Ed. Herbert Hull FOM, MOCE Thomas F. Young Geometry, FOM Stan Smith Phys. Ed., Tennis Mark Robertson FOM, Phys. Ed. Lee F. Maxwell Geometry, FOM, Physics Mary J. Hayden Biology Peggy Wagstaff Phys. Ed., Girls Basketball Carolyn Cox Alg. I, Geometry H. FOM 5 Becky C. Geddie FOM I, Career Com. ENN Li xN x Barbara J. Dickerson Phys. Sci. Jimmy Franklin Health, Phys. Ed., Drivers Ed. June R. Jeffery Int. Alg. II, FOM II . 'V ', ,,.2.P,. ein . V . .jj 4, , 45 . 5? WV ' N, I 2 - ,K , + 1 '13 2 i3f?451g1 yyy, .V Tommy Tomlinson Trig. Elem. Anal., FOM Jane E. Holbrook Bio. I, II i fl Bill R. Parks Head Football Coach 'Vs N: in Nancy J. Sullivan Intro. Alg. I, II, IIH if f '35 ' ' fi x 'R . A RX .,, x, .. WF- wifi' Raymond V. Lewis Alg. I, FOM Johanna Flannery Bio. I, Athletics Jimmy Jennings Swimming, Crafts, Lion Guard Don Miller FOM I, Phys. Ed. , , t if, 'Z ,. 3 ' f Q' Hazel Goodnight Alg. I, FOM I Clifton L. Willis Athletic Trainer, Health FACULTY . Ruth M. Gwatney Chem., Geo., Oceanography , . 8 J ,. Q H if of il. Ji Us , 'Q AN . 4? I .SL . f Z A ,X 5 8 2' fr 1.2. Qf'1':lL' 1. ' ' ,. .r 4 . 24.5 .1 'X 1 f1 '?if .7....'L . 3 Z Waynerd Nellums Gov., Amer. Hist. Connie Griffin Amer. Hist., Wld. Hist. Q figs 14- 3 4 . f QS A Q Alan Fisher Indus. Arts Ed. . . . FACULTY 1 1 Billy J. Lawson Bio., Basketball Frances H. Harold ' a fi Q Q I f 1 Shera D. Helms Gov., Sociology Bob Scarborough Bldg. Trades A13 Ethel Calloway Amer. Hist. Linda Bandy Government ff 3 ' , ,iw M 4 ., . . . 21 . ffl vt ' is 13 Mi in Neg' f James W. Mayer Air CondJRefrig. ai 1.-at c Tn W' Qi H 350 if -zif J ' .. - l N.1J , ' , 'Q Ji V. . ' wi1'?3553zPl 'i.'1: R. B. Pruitt I.C.T. Vickie Maxwell Government Jimmy Rex Hist. Phys. Ed. .J , 51.1 'P vw, FQ , - g 1: -aff :v . .., . ..v, fy. lv' 18 f 2 2' .. , J J A N, . 65 . . eff? 'X 21223153 c.13-'Je Archie Able Plumbing ,. X! gt, ,,,i ii, .,M.J H.. I Jack V. Johnson Drafting I, II, III , 'M x , r M' Ida M. Mitchell Wld. Hist. James M. Sublette Amer. Hist., Coach 25? ' l U ' W is of ...,, . Q, W X .J4 ' . 5 ' v- 5' : .fl Steve Mabry Electricity J x K ,, fam: ,f ,if f 5- fl.. 1 5:1 f .f ilff Q .V ,EES up x U P. E. Isham Auto Mech. I, II Johnie K. McDowell Amer. HistJFree Enterprise Sandra Lowe Wld. Geography, German I, II . J QW Glynn E. Hopkins Indus. Arts Freda Harder Health, Drivers Ed., Volleyball Shirlene Pryor Science June Bundy Reading N lDixie Pendergrass Pre. Emp. Lab Dana Walters History, Football w. X. Cynthia Griffin Reading Fig, Jana Jones px I ,, , af. , 1 ,km P ll J? , -r Ethel Calloway History 1 S Jean Spencer Career Skills Gerald Rushing Terry Hardwick Shop X ,.v sv- W -.das 2. Q: ...X M Ross Stansell A. D. Winston VOC. AG. 1 Biology 1. R Maloyce Brown Reading LN f' ' Waymon Ragsdale Metal Trades Mike Hooper FOM 5,9 Barbara Cluiss Attendance w -fu as Larry Wade Geology Jennifer Morgan PE Mike Khirallah S.E. Soc. Bill Humphries History, Football Sue Bell VOE FACULTY . . . 89 Sandy Lowe, Computer Math it xgiri 2- Wu fx 11 ' 4 ,QV . 1 r I J ' X it , Y Debbie Holland, Speech I ix, ' Hifi, .tx - I A , p firvrg. , Arleen Jones, HIT . . FACULTY Linda Mdisin er, Myrna Graham, Patsy Fisher English 1 DE 2 Freshman counselor Shirly Franklin, Lee Seakamp, Carole George, Instructional Deaf Education VOE Administrator Pat Thompson, Attendance v 2 Qin Q G A ,X ek ' ' '4 . 7: 'MAA ,, 'A' w A '5 ff-: . V 6 Ax ., Y ,. . xx avizzi r kifigg 'lie L A x i i Jimmy Armstrong History x 'T , fe 4 EQ . D ., Bonita Kay, SC 5, 25'-Ei' I ' MV? yi- .iff '-e ,X 144-is-l I ,g..Q-ffw gf ,,. ,K R F Q ,..1Ai.V.,iZ, K V, -WSJ., L, fag, - ' V, . .H 2 wa S far: 1 . Kgy 213.1 mg .A. L A..,11w , . if , A A 52 af k I . x .. 1 J .F , ,,, ,J n: Q 5 ' r WW Qc :M E I N 55 Z XN , Y- nf HQ E'f', L Faculty ...91 ,.4lY' .lv Faculty I cm A, -,M .bbs I ui-mn , Faculty aiu 5 R. ' A..- x 1, Q lv' b 8151, 1 5355 , Faculty i, fgww , fy ' Qi! ,, QQ Ji. 5 1 Q X 3? 1 we 'R as lu 3 X-.......... wifi FACULTY . . . 95 Men Who Watch Over Our School Attending to the twenty-four schools in Tyler was the main concern for our new head adminis- trator, Dr. Bill Carnes. As superin- tenden t, he supervised all functions dealing with the school district. Watching over the Tyler School system kept the seven members of the Tyler School Board busy. Much time and energy was spent in carrying out the responsibilities, which included attending monthly business meetings, Booster Club meetings, studying improvements for the various schools in the district, and the rehiring of faculty. fl: 40 A W Superintendent Dr. Bill Carnes takes his new job seriously. School board supervises school activities. ..,, .1 X..- ,- Graduation at John Tyler An informal gathering with students Meeting with student advisory board. Introducing the staff. Relaxing ,XX X Xx- ' 'O X J -f . va. . f , xxx, Aibfa, f'a,.wi1 .. x W , QS, ,Q af W, ,NX , v, ,, . .W .Q ,, l .Q M. X '-1 i ' yi. f21vff2gig:'f:f' f W H i - , . . Q ,. A Y P .I .,.t1,.,,,m,w,g, v ,wifi A ' Q .,g,i9itf4 f:,.:X,1. Bmw . 4- . N W .. - .ga Riff, il' .f m'5g,f4.t3 '!5pE:.:..:zj. - 1 , ' '. fWwMWg7+? if E' yr: ,X . Y Lf' 1 ig? ' MW . jngm l,. QW! M- -fb- M 33.121 U: L . ' in FACULTY ., z ' XV f 1 ,gm -. Q. I 1 if ,fp K -F m Q ,,. '53 . ,V k'i ..' . W N 5. ,Wi L E, . xr 3, x: -Q ,4-4.2. , ,I mf, , 4. Ly , , g , f gn. , x 5 1 .y.....u. - U : 5,,.,,. js! 1 a . z ' 3' .. . M-ff :vm ji k ' W uf K , . X 1 v , . , q'- x J 5 ,L wbamv Jigik Q X . Wa 'f l whfr.-SW' V' -' Q 1, ., ..A if ' Q ,X FAC LTY AUTOGRAPHS N av , ,Af Ll A W, , ,V . . f' f X 4. im - ,L M X .Mi 1 ' A E g 3 QE IEE, if , WB., , kk,, ' Sify. Q31 W XX Q , a it ' ' XG? W -1553? ,, m Lf? Vg ,m,,g.ffffs5kta1? . f. fb gf r H 5 : ,w I X K ' m ,A 41,,.Q'lQl1i ? f . FACULTY AUTOGRAPHS f r ff o xi .' jg! v.-if C9350 'Q' I iq? ias 6 Q 'Ay 4 qs' A Q Q 4' , is wx- X go od-.L C55 V Q ' ll f A2 Ae: V, Av N' ,S QQ Agyfyiffi Aviv ag ,az Q37 Woe if Q2 CZ? Oil X4 V 3, N NATO 4 G ..'i'f:-Do Atl? Q fe QR 72 W 2? Q fx Qiki U has Nxt M fl X q 7301? X95 y K K H if 1-wb My Xfw, Q X mf fgfoxjl Eg Q fr K W Q yfjf, 4 ' P S ? 1, bb Q qs? D5 b 036 v bb 5 6 + if N Z 52,47 xo P A 6? 0 , Q-J Q. si L S 1 Ur LGU? ' 'K RG 5 ,Z Og- 593 Q fx OW Os-VS . 5 X , 1, .r ' W df fb-i:1Ygf 'Q Q w y'NO Q QW QD iq if CDW Q 'fl' C' 7f if O QQ 'N u in Ag- X f' .-A Q gg 2 826 VxpSXQDXW Lk X 'Ill 4 54 ' gf .U fx Q r .4 f 'ff 5 ,R db 7 X, aug? KW I ff ' f X, f 1 ,f I V, f 'ff iff? X! ff ,f'!, l fl W ,ff X f sf? DEW V 7 fy 351 521111125 Srhnlzxsiir pistriri Qminners YQTE ig fl? o -'es i In Educational Competition There Are No Losers .... X y -1 6 Hin. law urc11'uu'. flufrw un' grrnt mlm-x in l'l1lH'lIfiflll!!I r 4' rmnprfitimr. flu' pilling nf mzvk skills, krwrzkrlgrf Und M r N K s .i f 102 . . . UIL mimi! rzguinsl frirrzrlliy nppmimnls is u rm'r1n,s- nf lwrmiing ' X um' .sr mrs: s!nfrzg!li,sur1r1 ilk4'llkVltf-S'W'S. fluurl wu1i1rst.s'. pmprfrlgf .WIlJl I'l'iM'!l, gin' ffllitfllkf-Ill fum- p1'!ilm1s' flu' nppnrmnily to gain Nd'Ulf'U!1kfiltl'llft', imprmir' skills, and lwfm lrrivin u'i!l1 humility mul hm' with grmrr. Whwrr wc'xf1'i1'1'liuiicfsfly In iH117IAt3l'l'Hill'-Sl'l1il'.5', mvasuring our prfvgrrww uguinwt mn' fVr'imiz1.s'. wr' un' raising our kl'zm1'f1'rfgc'Qfffn' limits nfzm1'r.ff7ilili1:s. By piifingrvlrmffrrrts figgrzirz.-rl1rtl1r'1w ll'1'lL'lll'HllUll' uwawtmirl.mulivrkrmu' what rw mm! do In iniprm r. Thr' WH'-1lisr'ip1irr1f mul Xlll'7'ff-i4'l,' irizfoliwf in rmnpvtitimi 1:r'rkr'qf.w to flame' Slllllt' wilmis lim! ia'i1Ilifr1fgr'ml mlaw In f'l't'ff!'Hlll' in lifk: In flu' lim! nfkmnpvrilinri !!u'w'11rz'rmlusvrs, -' -1 I ' :fa t,.,'e L:' W3 K g K W .' gif , ,hig h n jf L' 'V wer K5 1? -X L i nnn ii :Q Patricia ee Third Place Informative Speaking madrid: flliceru First Place Poctry Interpretation F x ,f Bimlmrlg 69 val linger Fharr Q Third Place p f All Stal' Cast Persuasive Speaking i 0116 ACY Play Twenty two students participated in the 'Gr' ig V AXi i'ifiav' c wifi! John Tyler Debate Team: Front Row: Pat Lee, Rhonda Glaze, Julie May, Patti Blackstock, 2nd Row: Tina Waggoner, Chanda Patel, Bennie Alford, Lisa Duval, Lela Alford. 3rd Row: Mike Coughlin, Scott Sipes, Kim 0'Neal, Jacquie Morphis, Robin Mclnnis. Top Row: Tracy Washington, Kelly Ross, Jan Cooper, Vernon Adams. Not Shown: Chirea Fields, Jimmy Callens, Adrienne Taxon. v - I Q .. gf. most successful debate year yet, at JT. Kimberly 0'Nea1 and Pat Lee were District winners in extemporaneous speaking, while Jacquie Morphis and Rhonda Glaze were fourth in district debate. Jacquie also achieved a Hrst for JT by becoming the Hrst student to Win at an NFL district debate tournament. Highlighting the year was the granting of a charter from the Na tional Forensic League and Jacquie Morphis being named as one of the top debaters in the nation. UIL Debate Team. Patti Blackstock argues Foreign Trade Policy. ' w 's Jimmy Callens waits to debate. DEBATE . . . 103 Students Speak Out Speech I students experienced every type of speaking situation from inter- personal communication to speeches on current events. Research was a keynote of the classes. Emphasis in Speech II was on Public Address including Sales, RADIO and television. Speech II students made a 30 minute TV tape about the library as a Hnal project. Teresa Theus speaks on current events. 04 . . ACADEMICS T.- v,v Making puppets was a part of speech. Betty Pettigrew interprets a story for Teresa Theus and Phil Jones. f' Drama Heads For Broadway -st ... R 1 ae, -. f-K W X -.gg Rhonda Ashley makes a point with Dealoy Frank Preston applies make-up. Broadhurst. , M' W3 1 ,' , ., . I pb V' , Y 2 , ,, ' - Q .' T' QL 'H mv I s- ' E I may 3 Roger Pharr prepares make-up. Is this the wicked witch? Staci Low and Darreyl Reece. ACADEMICS . . . 105 ,Hlllt 2 Fl ' Y., ,X ,, 2 1?'m' ' V' gl-:4 -fa , 144-' if Q Q my fi X X mf. hu. Q I . H A .Nw f VA ,, . 1- 5, f 4. 4 -. A A x rl' 4 L Y ,',, - a SJ K 5 4 41 2 Q E 2 if 5 1 1 1 6 4 . x 1 1 4 R v N 'S fi fi 2 3 3 3 s 5 , ws.. ,,,, W-M, .ff v'-' gQ.,..m1n,rf. J,-my . .uyhx .::J..,4.L4 QM- 1 .f ...f-1fm-11:1 Amm-44mx1r.w:n:m1n1y-mv A, f - win .g- ,ff . g Q , q r- gf 2 my rx f 4g.nf.....f1 vw.q,-. ww --.1 -awww. .n1,n,w.tuf-fw..,1 gy . - mg ,M mn: Y' A vrwmu-Q-uuwuun.n1vv:.cm.::nq1fLm.Qqmunamm.:s.x l Striving To Write With In terest Since its origin, the Journalism classes have strived to Write interesting and informative news stories. Publications of the Journalism classes include the school newspaper and the yearbook. The Lion 's Tale originated from the Hrst school newspaper, the Blue and White, which was Hrst published on March 19, 1909. The school yearbook, The Alcalde also originated from the last issue of the Blue and White, which was called the Yearbook. -Y I, i z, if V QE? Q1 Brad Sims, Lion's Tale photographer. Juniors, Niski Cooper and Susan Berry work on the Alcalde. A .J 1 Q 108 ACADEMICS Karla Priddy, Lion's Tale Editor. . VV' Senior, Dawn Gibbons works on the newspaper. lu: N , W w W ' A I - f i C 'X' V' ' We f 1 ' C ,Q f g W' S W. A' X L Gif ' ' 4 :T ' - ' v' , I , 4' if Q35 ' A ' '7 i 5 ' M' V dxf:-P K , a EV i Y 1- if l My . '. ff' N , , ' J fn ' Art students look through portfolios. P I 152.4 X 'A 4 ,mi FSI Artistic Expressions Gain ed Students that took Arts and Crafts explored the areas of sculpture and painting. Pens, paint brushes, pencils and paints helped express their ideas and feelings in Art. Students in Art set high goals to be reached, and advanced their knowledge. Students that were out to reach their goal in Art, joined the Art club. Field trips were sponsored by the Art club. Craft classes were offered to the students who liked to work with theirhands, which included macrame, mosaics, sculptures, ceramics, and collage. Christy Callens and Billy Williamson receive award for their work. Mrs. Burkett seems really surprised. Shanna Cole works hard on her art. 4.511251-' Jyzxi' Q. 7-1.3-7, .1'e. ,2. '1'i..Z,uf,gg A1 ,gzszssv .. 0 .xr --' ACADEMICS . . 09 EXEC UTI VE OF THE FUTURE Numerous business courses were offered during the year. Such classes as shorthand, accounting, recordkeeping and typing gave students the background they needed to start into the business world. They also learned how to perform on the job, how to select jobs, and most impor- tant, how to communicate with their fellow workers. i If Kwik? A 'Z x Q rg Q rf I x NX ,, 1. kwa -1 1 ,Q 1 - x f fwfr! I I .- ,1 I . i ?1i,5,?, W p M -E f p A 9,-:W t f 3 Ginny Cayard uses her office skills. 1 10 Academics 3, Concentrating hard, Twee Clay practices her warmups. f5 fbw C7 X. XX -5 'tw , ' J ,L . ft X ,,.,.+g Q- , X - 2. az asf-r A -. 02533 ' 'QQ 'K Q x . bi gs, X.? 's Q, -- -Rv-f il fm U , 27 J 1 Kieth Johnson studies accounting his way. ACADEMICS . . I LA GUA GES PROVIDE KNOWLEDGE 2 . . . ACADEMICS Language Teachers host a party. This requires concentration. Gaining knowledge of languages of different areas developed an increasing understanding of the country. Four languages were offered at John Tyler: French, German, Spanish, and Latin. The language classes attended the language Festival in the spring. Students participated in clubs which furthered their understanding of the languages. Foreign languages not only aided students, but also presented new challenges. ,tss .i A siesta in Spanish? N f 0 Confusion! NA M, Q Iii Students Enjoy M' Rodney Alexander relaxing . . . W X x-, X, 1 l X 6 Seniors David Wray and Julius Loosier do last minute studying for a test. -If. , LH qi' Mrs. Lee welcomes students. '11 ' Kim Vuong looks at magazines. QS 5 s 4' ,- f 1 .fn v ' fi? V ' fl. ' . - 'Qi k v f A11 - , ' J' ' , 114 . . . ACADEMICS Library Privileges . '.'5 ,' , Y g - , 1. Student uses references 2. Mrs. Cole is ready to greet students. 4 3. Mrs. Teal is the head librarian. 4. Daryl Brown studies hard. if - N E 3. . 1, 5 bw QT!-nigga The library offers students a quiet place to study, leisure reading, and research. Librarians aided students in checking out books, operating copy machines, and answering questions. You can usually End several students using a variety of the libraries many aids. s, se.. . 6 5 Academics 15 QR mm V ' IDP' 4 Y ' LSOUS. MLarcT1O:1A52iudon1e f FmS1i.m'AAAA Psdyufr ' ir UN 3.7! H011 m vi 5 Qi.. fi xxx,-nap,-an 'N-5, XY ,Q W-X,-Q XS-. ng 56 lF 'fl A 4, K Q A ji 116 . . . ACADEMICS EW MQ M X QQ' ' 1 .Q x V9 S 33 wx XX QQ, , ' Lions 7 A F m ij Q We mad- s, J f IH! 4 ACADEMICS 1 17 Lions Find Several Ways To Play ' i W Paul Sims and Scott Craycraft use weight machine. . Nz l i v 3 . all ,f K 540' i I w S f-1 U V Possible Homerun , P.E. students display hidde talents. Desired activities were offered during the year to physical education studen ts. The first trimester offered softball, and volleyball. The second trimester offered basketball and indoor bowling. The third trimester offered tennis and softball. A few changes were made in the program for better organization. Students seem to enjoy P,E. more this year. f 4 it t m it ff Q as E, x Ricky Elroid pumps weights 118 . . . ACADEMICS . .,,,.,,fr f 1,4 ,.,,f., L. Nha 3 i w Y l , 1 ill U W V N 4 W Students Learn How To Be Healthy Monty Clemmons reads up on how to be healthy. An elective course was offered to students who wanted to learn more about how their body functions. ArtiHcial Respiration was taught by several registered nurses. The students practiced CPR on dum- mies provided by the American Heart Association. After the course was over, the studentshad alifetime reward of knowing how to save a life. 5 W. - l 4 W X , 6 'l fy W ' J E mm. H , ,' . ' H -qq my, Y 1.--wa. x L 'L 1, AX s ,,,,, , 1 7 X X V s YN xi V Q QS 1 l ' rrxfi - A t gjfia li iiiiit Mn Q , Kelli Plunk, Kathey Riley, Ericki Clannahan finish up their work , e L before the bell rings. gzf' his in Terry Gibson studies hard for a daily quiz. V ACADEMICS . 1 9 Basic Home Principals Taught gn- l -4 X. , We're ready to serve. Mrs. Fuller listens to the talk among students. me Magi Tina Hammond is ready for the daily Isn't that table lovely? , one of the many homelife projects. quiz' Students in all levels of homemak- ing are exploring the subjects of interior decorating, child develop- ment, cooking, sewing and home management. Safty rules and basic home principles along with decorating and furnishing a home played an important role in the course. 9 F X D wh J. T. r d z 'z k? -- 0 says S Il ell S Call C00 X i 120 . . . Academics Preparing for Parenthood I hope nobody is looking! It couldn't be that bad Penny! This year students got the hang of Child Development by pretending they were children themselves. They played with toys that children prefer, made collages of tots playing, eating, and sleeping. They required a notebook showing the cost and procedure of having a baby today. By the end of the course all the students knew the facts of parenthood. J ef This is so much fun, thinks Nena Clower. r Q, P3514 V. V 1 !'p k4- li A. '-s,x.f'- Mrs. Hoybrook enjoys her Child Development class. Q' ll if I 5 Academics . . 2 World of Beauty B Fora change of pace, manystuden ts journeyed off cam pus to attend class. Studen ts in teres ted in cosmetology went to Richard and Joseph Beauty Salon to prepare themselves for a future in the world of beauty. Students had their choice of attending the three hour class either in the morning or in the afternoon. il , U it-I Q ,qw ,ef I 'V 0 , . Teresa Bolton and Cindy Snider work on wigs at Richard 6 Josephs. Medical Experience Is the Best Medicine First aid is not the only Held of study of the Health Occupations students. Actual job experience was the best teacher. Students work as dental or medical assistants, and nurses aides in the Tyler area. Q Fit Lila Printers, Paula Oswall, Sandra Brown, Polly Clemmons, Felica Dixon, Joan Thompson, Maxine Craven. 122 . . . ACADEMICS Future Farmers Gain Farming Skills 65 - - E? ,. , .. wgzg 'W' , 'I' 'bw fi? . .t.,4.,. . .f S 1. tif.,-svw'T' ' my wp. ,. V-Q-L.,g hifi.: .Jigs is 1 .A or 'V 4 ff:-in .H-s t.wgf3'5' l-M f. '1 S t l , ' r PAA Steve Trammell shows off his strawberry patch. ff' Learning to develop futures . i P through farming and learning new - . , . A ways to do the same old job was ,713 .0 ff. justpart of what the FFA did this -f1egf.g,wgmx-Qv 2,4 I Q Q year. The organization studied all 10 ,. 'Z Y aspects of agriculture. Various F3 It -N :fy +765 7 . activities highlighted the clubs E . l Q 'J W ' ff 3 - , yeaig one ofwhich was an initiation elf ! v , i l Yi' held at the Hrst of the year. FFA 5-gm, Q3 or 'I' fm ig. was under the direction ofMr. Ross 'Ad g u 323,25 37 51 Stansell and Mr. A. D. Winston. 1, .Q:ge',, vp V - A 'ft-fi fe V K1 Q fm' W kygl' . ,' -' ,ggi- ' U ' is i A '. M ,,,, . A A 5- - , ., Q, 1 .Q gf . , t ., A 1? A I . :.- ? .- : eg - ' - x , tg., ,,1'FfQ.5 l .Q-.. S' em, , if Q9 r -ea-,me SN . . ,M , ve . , 'U , . . 631412 'we'--hit . QH . .V -Q 'f'-MZ' : ,.-.p--- Lf Mfe.-.:'le'e'ftvQzi- .aw 'N MZQQ7 f7 x Steve Suggs raises a cow for the A.G. project. QXO xx x '. I , ' N Q OX - , U, 9 x wwf. A ' C A-f 'l Dx S C lhg :J 7 11,-f N' 4' X FARMERS Op G -A, XY U ofvx D , 0 9-1 . - ' 'Ns' x , H K Q f'1?W,Qw I 0 U 6 Q THE NATIQNAL Q L STUDYING VOCATIONAL x J DRGANIZATION Fon Bovs W...-Q' AGWCU'-TURE ACADEMICS 123 i .J s , fq - xv A Wmfv r 'Q 'Z , flfli , a..3fW.m n ,W O -Misa, mmf .9 -ft-6 W, , ,. , X, , f. Lisa Little takes time out to smile at the camera. 126 . . . Academics The inHnite problems and equations of mathematics were once again proven and disapproven by the theories and rules of Algebra 1, 2, Geometry, Trigonometry and Analysis. Doors were opened to the many uses and possibili- ties of mathematics through application to problems and situations. But simple logic seemed to be the key to it all. B6 M' X fl ii alll V, Xf. um bers Can This student knows how to study. l . . . if you only knew. Terry Jones works the computer. e Fun i. li :WV 4, QQU . ,f'1A F5 -2 3 'f 1 5: 'if ' Att. : ,w4jQ1' H I i!i5 L'1n!AL- Ln A .mf ff: ' X ' A Llni 4 Q L! ' 'x 'NSR 127 Q My ' , .,.. V . A ., A ' 4 k 4 I , mx MQ ,ff Our Future Einstejns ,,,,vQ,z -, ' Q ,, ,Am 4 we Q Qigylff X .V K W. K xX-. E . 1' 'Q' Q ' H A x ' 21,37 Q 3 -as A P--Y, 2.-E if M 1 LQ: ..L if 4 -, iaggzqg . 2 ' ' saw-Imbmf . f.',FY',L?9Z 7 if 52 A 52319, 5'I::Y wig' Via., .L x XAEW . .. L I H f it ,ii vw 9214: ' ' L' L , , .. ff' . 117, fm A ' ' ' A 295.6 W 5? VA KL'A ' . ,, 7 Q Y ' f , 'lr ,LX k 28 . . . Academics X YQ' ' V w , we ,, .wg 5' ., ,A ........W-.,,,. W 3 'f:'f V' , St f ,-'flfligh K xl K' R xg 1 bs-,kw+ I Vg- .3 x , 1 fa , p Na . , 'H' V V nm: 4 - Q- XX V ,gl ' .fm 1 M J' sh '- 'Wi 1 I f 2 ' i 5- 11 4 ., , fs' ff .1 N., ' ' V i ,, pa Q 2 1 fa, l iff: 3 L My , W. 2 ffi f , 4 if r '. --In mg: Q 'Q' bA!V N , 4 ig -L Q .. 1 'NSHQ V H14 avi' 'X f 4 Qi Patti Bush, June Profitt, and Barbie Taylor discuss the daily work. Many students traveled through ancient civilization for an hour each day. Travels through Greece, Rome, and Egypt often detracted from the days monotony of a regular social studies class. A short trip to another dynasty changed a dull class into a lively class. Involvement became a key word in these often exotic journeys and students learned to enjoy their World History, World Geography, or American History class. t ku 30 Academics ,s srrrts 2 ,... W g l Karen Murphree gives herl report. 1 I 1 i This class keeps busy, Ms. Griffin gives instructions to Benard Copeland. June Profitt and Barbie Taylor do their assignment. Students Study Civilization - .?,eYvfis1-, ' ,-1 , qw ,-af' C M- W, ! if t ,. M.-N., at siizt' , .2 M W '. A t S L .-,5MfN 5 A b i sq ,l t 3 is iins Diane Lawson is caught in the ac f x fj . Y. ev , WJ udymg ancient civilization. -- X iff -'ffm X! as fr-0' - RQ' . ACADEMICS . . . 13 -. ,.,- ..-..,p4,A . Students Reach New Heights In English 4 H l all 3 QL 1 ,T . gf3w.g333-- , . X 'K t f ! F. I l Y in --.--- Do what? hsten -f..-M A 1 -. ..!. 32 . . . Academics When Ms. Bradshaw speaks, students E . 1 X X thinks Randy Wallace. .f. .. .er W was 6 L Monty Clemons, impressive at work. I ' , ,.. wf. ,C 5. 1 Who says English is dull? A-3 Wm!! Ms. Jones welcomes students. ff: , ., fly' . -2 fi-,f.i:.Qff.' , .,, ,.,.+wf:,.g.51fx. Q' 44 -, .3 'sg'f?,.f,waga.f.. ima C' ' L..-1 54 Debra Marcontell enjoys her Literature. Shannon Caddell concentrates hard. Correct grammar, sentence struc- ture, and punctuation were com- bined by students to express their ideas through creative writing. One of the main points of emphasis in the seniorand juniorEnglish classes was placed on appreciation of literature. Some of the popular selections read were Hamlet, The Scarlet Letter, MacBeth, Edipus The King, and Shane. Most students were required to write themes after each selection of literature. Senior English classes helped prepare studen ts forEnglish courses at the college level. ACADEMICS 33 Students Study Role of Government i 4 . I-5: Beverly Etison, are you listening to Mrs. Maxwell? S 134 . . . ACADEMICS The history, structure, and development of the governmental system was studied to help familiarize students with an understanding ofthe national, sta te, and local levels of government. Knowledge gained throughout the school yearhelped make some students more conscious of the important role government played in their lives. All studen ts were required to participate in a simulation of the passing of a bill. Also required was a Texas notebook, which included the history and present facts about Texas cities and heroes. .1-wif , 5 Jig' A ' 1.2 ,.. ' , .5 t f, , I N 'e 'As-,wh Charlotte Coleman knows when to get her government work. Darryl Shaftner and Becky Saulier pass a few jokes. Government students wait eagerly for 3:30. What could Tom McDougal have on his mind. 0 You Think You Know Your School! tiwmiaawve ' ,ummm v,.,+-f- So, you've been a member of the student body of JT for a year now. Well, if you are so smart, identify the following items found around the JT campus. The answers are at the bottom of page 136, BUT N0 CHEATING! ai' eff ,f b c d e 135 f S s 4,3 W .35 f ' -7, A f ,, . T215 Eli: ,e . ww' zz.. . 3-' wx ,, x w.s5f?... L, ' . 'gal :vii - 1Q:5- fgrg k . 'W ' - 'W' 1 8 'Enya' 311311 jf fqaffoexq pwoq :Heqo 7 fpxoa auoqdajagz 'q !p.1oo uogsnagxa '3 fI9JfJHW 0132141 y fifooq 'a fqouzf Joop 'p fgeqsowlaqg '0 fsguem 1951001 'q fuad ogg 'H fSHHAf1SN V 136 ad .. Z? 9 fxr Q s If rt ,,,. ' ww? ' 421 ,ta egg A 0 A QQ it e 7 ,Industrial Cooperative TrzSijningiteachesA 1ekH1s that studeris put to use on jobs. Most of the students attend school half ga day and then work for their employers the 1-eniainder of the day. Preparing and training students, ICT gives students a boost into the busbzess world. lk 1 V -Q' 1' I Q lf , 4 - K1 1, 11. 1 it Brad R0bQrggQ1gl.giiiiiiage1HiGf pliiinbing' skills z t ICT , , , 137 ,v' ati 'g11.g1 , K. . ' , , , ' , -- . , 3. . t' ,,, . r kv! ,T.:, uilding Trades Constructs Another Fine House ICF. --X, ,News-'.2 ,,,,, . t ' I F Fx - e , T T' ' i zu-. X -as i 'f ., 1 g!,,f' g V i W 1 1' 5, L ,Vu - Aft llilluml - f , , vu' ,V , e '2f 7'1g '-eV -I . ' 2 .fga ,Q 1 A 'I +1+s,?zzr5fz'-1 sgggg- .'e1Q23lr1v, ' yf:'y5ig5iw:f'i 4 rrggggggijggggg if- .g ' , 253592575-iVJ 5,1-:flaggfs Y I 'Q Q '5l'Ng,f14H-: .. 4 ap' x:fU,',Q:235f g ags , 1 1 .T 'e f he .... wif ?'?'l'T Ag: , .,,:,-gf '21 w.s,J,,,:1 ii 1-raw-,uf -1-f Av R10-HT ELEVATSON Cooperation is the key word in Building Trades. This class builds, and offers for sale V M A h M acompletehousingunit. The buildingtrade . 5,51,,y 'T T s students construct the unitfrom nailing the Vi,5lSl9 U 1 T e I boards to bricking the exterior. All this Work h A , ',,i , ,5 ,V starts from plans drawn-up in the schools 'V Qfffy. , , M V, 'f draftingclasses. Thehouse isfurnished and A ,- T p A-gg s , T i T T decorated by homemaking classes, skilled A in interiordecorating.Agriculturalstudents ff-V f':f j'jf ,ef,e , t I h ' VV,V I provide the landscape, setting out trees, V ! H ut' ,,,m'1' Nmw. m' ji r.t1' me b Q ' ,, shrubs, and planting the lawn. All in all, gal?-f5'g'j'ij It if -1151-AlV '3Bfz,l ' - h e ,Ill -9.Ik3i1'il'B - a lot goes into the making ofa ome, and . AES., 32.15 if ,.,,. ,, My ,,, 3 I, E3 3 H g as P 1 A JT students know what contributions to J A 0. 521 5 . i make' A r T i V V i VVVL K: .. Lrkk ,V V, x K ku. I . .. . ' rjrgsxf' w,,,, . in ,K .fy Q N. ,. ff, A. ., 38 BUILDING TRADES ... -e Wmika- ' ' fm ...,.,.,,, ,Q ., Firm 54, Q l Keeping the Engines Running '1 Q i lo' Gorden Tayler puts his abilities to work. - , W ie QW f Si , Q fi ., ' f x' V ' gf - It Each day Auto Mechanic students became familiar with what keeps a car going. Students not only learned how to locate problem areas in the automobile, but more important they learned how to treat the cause of the cars trouble. The students spent three hours in the class developing their skills. One hour was spent in teaching students the technical aspect of Auto Mechanics, and two hours were spent on practical work in the lab or on actual workin the shop. A great deal of time was spent teaching students valuable information about automobiles in general. ACADEMICS 139 ., if t w HM. , we , i ff a , . 43, ag, , Q4 , Classroom and laboratory training educated students in the Helds of plumbing. Students met 3 hours each school day. Actual job performances and skills in the piping trades were practiced daily. Instructions of codes, appliances, layouts, blueprints, gas and water piping fixtures, and meas urem en ts were learned at the plumbing piping industry located on the John Tyler campus. l if 2' Q lf .. Q. .ga .vm 3 V' . . . 140 ACADEMICS Students Dylan Malone and Craig Snider work hard on the weekly project. Ricky Cannon, seems hard at work. Keep Cool I at I 'At LQ . HW W Q15 3 0.-in vxwgm ..W,,g,,.,,, , ,A y -..z-4-jr W A Ricky Cannon and Curtis Worley work on plumbing project. Students enrolled in Air Condition- ing were taught the history, safety, physics of refrigeration, basic elec- tricity, the compression cycle, and other related skills. Attitudes toward work and safety practices were important factors. The VICA were involved in various contests. Members were also involved in various workshops where they accomplishedmoreairconditioning skills. EAU. ACADEMICS . . 14 Hard Work Pays Off I lr mwi,,3W,:,s,,4,i,...vfQ,fsa+-ffm Q.--rn , ,Lt .ac 0 C' 'Q 4s-F1 Curtis Worley skillfully works one of the complicated machines. f':1 f an 45' -tiff, 'AQ 1.15. an Q jf: ily if asf' ' Q ' :af f These Metal Trades students get together to talk about a project. 42 . . . METAL TRADES Techniques learned and perfected in Metal Trades enabled students to construct building projects. Learn how to operate the different types of machinery and welding equipment were some of the techniques the students learned. The two-year program consisted of three hours of shop Work and class instruction each day. Metal Trades instructozg Mr. Waymon Ragsdale, trained his students to develope their talents to their fullest poten tial. Sh op math ema - tics and blueprint reading were some of the basic skills necessary before obtaining pride and accuracy in each of the student's work. David Deece works hard to finish his work K, 7 1 - l E r Fm Sz? j ,V A 'll S S., 1 1 1 1 1 y - 1 I Y I K I ' T I X ' 1 l 1 T 11111:Y'I!' l S I Ialghul I I ll nr f - 157-asf ,A wf, f 5j g 7 ,:f,Q D Q 'L', V f W t W 45.1-'Qs Y 'wfkfibg ' M ' A f I 1- ' :M 9 V. 5.71 i my 'fe . ' f , iw ' ' S 'nl ' 537' E 'Q Nz. ' 'E ' V 'V , V A 'Jig if - -1' t tt A Q s ' ,, 1? if ' lv - , 1' ' Q x rifse A sf' 'ff Faculty and Staff Aide Students . X ' V' T K 1 1 1 I 717 Tl 1 1 V w 7 1 1 1 I Ts - - 1 w 1 f I 1 , 'TITYT VQHH I ,111 4 l'l I .13 1-Q! A 9 , 4111261 -rf P 143 GOODBYE THOUGHTS From without and from within, We have learned to be good friends. Many have loved and many have cried, Yet we still don't know how to say goodbye. There is only one way to begin And that is at the very end. We met as strangers, We part as friends. Maybe someday We'll meet again. ve g f? ., - 2 . In-,. 'fi' H+ 144 . . . THOUGHTS in J , A .A .- 4: K -. . -1 .-Q , . 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Q THOUGHTS . . . 145 1 V w Q6 xxx XXX. xx NN. 5 JR-X115 K l D wt X x ,v Nw M 'NNWXWN X fwf- B C S MWWM CD-l30'UUD Lions Finish With 6-4 Record if Ps 'AY' The 1979 Varsity Team Members are: Row ill Oscar Jordan, Mgr., Bob Martin, Tom McDougal, Rodney Johnson, Larry Martin, Kenneth Warren, Mark Wood- ward, Roderick Arterberry, Mike Mims, Tim McDougal, Trainer, Row Q23 James Armstrong, Jimmy Franklin, Alex King, Keith Jones, Paul Martin, Robert Gosset, Carlton Hubbard, George Frazier, Ray Jones, Arron Coats, Terry Jones, James Sublett, Don Miller, Ricky McCary, Trainer, 1 .9 f .vvg Zg',,,g.'L-, , j ' 4.a15g,,6,y .' 1 v '. ' I -J - ff?Q,?'?7.-5 9,-'Lv' 1 . .- ,U ,. N 4 E. 's -aw-.Q 41 . w- f ' vi f -L Q '- , mr' . . , 19, 1' is 2 J, Musk? :B -, A in L A as as , , P V .1 - ' -gg. ft, , , , ..,, ,i . , ' . ' ..- I TR -Q33 '1 4 I -' I 3, , 6. I E .x li ' ' . . .f 5 ,Q X 3 TK A 4 i' , ?'3:2f ' lim-ff T 'T J ,siit 1 5 K 3 ,,g. ' lly as? 'A' 4 ,,,..,,:,-Li-if K k,,,Q,.-.M 35-5?'4j,,,f ,. Hifi? 1 'i V 'wif I ii ilifff? W , ,.. .. x,- . S 'MY 4,5 1.5-.sf V ,.,w.. . Captains for the 79-80 season are, Carlton Hubbard and Gary Fleet. P Row Q33 Lamar Willis, Trainer, Head Coach, Bill Parks, Terry Hardwick, Bruce Isabel, Jose Johnson, Fred Perry, Keith Johnson, Andrew Cuba, Gary Evans, Ricky Humber, Ronnie Campbell, Row 145 Matt Milling, Bobby Shepherd, Tony Warren, Rod Williams, Kip Jones, Justin Turner, Phillip Butler, Randy Wallace, Gary Fleet, Keith Guthrie, Rodney Young, Willie Britton, Charles Miller, Roy Dewberry, James Smith, Mark Robertson OPPONENTS DALLAS CARTER 6 WACO RICHFIELD 21 CORSICANA 10 LUFKIN 20 PINE TREE 0 TEXARKANA 7 MARSHALL 14 LONGVIEW 0 ROBERT E. LEE O 4 X M ., fc A J-44. 'e.I'A Qxg, X H Q K ' J ' A Q b , I 1' ', '1 1 A, , . 4 , ,. X I i ,m gg ,,..f,', ,fd I I. .91 g fx Z ,lf M wwf. .. QQ af?-.,,,, I 'af 1- 'SCJ' 148 . . . VARSITY FOOTBALL Lions - Slow in Preseason g,Al,x, Lions re- :A 1 t MPQS5-we - ,A sl huddle for another play. 1-' 'SER 7 Q? if 1' 54 C x 1' Lions prepare to break the huddle. Defensive Ends Gary Fleet, 99, Matt Milling, 73, and Trainer Tim McDougal talk on the sideline. Michael Mimms break away. Arran Coats, 60, and George Turner, 75, look to see if a first down was made. Varsity Football . . . 149 Marshall Shps Past Lions Mighty Lions attack the Mavericks at Rose Stadium. U X 'wg I .X gg I, '- s Lions stop the running game of Marshall cold. Lion Offense drives for yardage against the Marshall defense. L 'Mr Those Lions are always around the ball. Lions cause another fumble in the Marshall backfield. 150 . . . Varsity Football ! S Q x Q , gy, V Q ax! m '? '-1 ag 'X gk! 5 P v ,, .4 :V 'fn 5, ,zkr K lk K V W 31 'A LL . ww fra v M f ,,. x -EF A f ' bb ' 4' , .5-, IO. fag? , -- f , Q ', ' - ' . 16 A M x -M X . f H ' K M ws. ' mf? f ' ' , ,- f-1 , ' , . ' Q W 'Z ' 5 5 , :A V 24 - A I 1 fi Q' fi. ' , Q X - 54-3, Q I1 ' ' ,, f , ,, . gt Y A , J, ' ' 6 k' 'ih Q2 gr , U , ., W , , . . 1 , is N '.' on Offense runs awa L 32 4.1 1 'fl I Q Qi if , ,rw- .4 2 9 f -1 a 2 - N N. W - X -:fy - ,f Q, ' 1' 1 if 'A - -np 2? Lions Roll Over Lobos '30, -7 , if s L i L ' . ,, L , . k v: T 5 , JM o be if gf N'f c x v YAP? Q Mighty Lions do their thing-and that's I-IIT. Yi ...wg ,gym 5 ag play. is .-' Q 1 M l i 'f 1 1 ' X v- W ' a ,Q D AL vi' Q3 P if K - , Iqpf, . ,n ' lf ffi , ' ' 'X . gif M 'ii I V ,sit v 2 v is V 1 A , N Jr www A If . , ,, .,..,b, ..,. . ., ,No ., - H ' U Llons dominate the Lobo offense. Lion Offense does a job on Lobos. Lion offense attacks Lobo defense. 152 . . . Varsity Football Lions Ramble 011 Tailback Michael Mims breaks for a Lions offensive line fires off the ball. long run. Powerful Lion offense ready to attack. Lions celebrate a score. Left guard Darryl Reece takes a rest. Varsity Football . . . 153 Lions Stomp Dragons l Defensive End Ronnie Campbell makes a hit on a Dragon Back. Lion Defense tackles a Dragon Running Back. Lign gffenge ready to attack the Dragons' Offensive Linemen Justin Turner, 56, Roderick Arterberry, 64, George Turner, 75, Darryl Reece, 55, and Back Tony Warren, 41, go back to the huddle after a play. 54 . . . Varsity Football Lion Offense moves at will. Mighty Lion Freshmen Row 115: Tom Simpson, David Miller, Mike Malone, Pat Polk, John Williams, Allen Dotson, Mike Brittian, Jessie Smith, Alonzo Hill, Steve Jackson, Robert Blackman Mgr., Row 125: Dennis Taylor Mgr., Greg Hodge, Bill Kennedy, Mark Erving, Rod Dunn, Keith Spencer, Larry Daveraux, Kenny Ivy, Jerry Printers, Pete Dugan, Lony Williams Row 135: Coach Bill Humphries, Vernon George, Joseph I sQ.ll 1 , ., ,. , ,t.,.,,, , M ,,,r ,W ',, , f. ,, K 4 5. 'aww 45 3441 Clark, Neamiah Stall, Tony Jones, Kevin Warren, Jimmie Wrider, Cliff Sawyer, Greg Flowers, D'Wayne Williams, Reggie Jones, Chris Miquez, Row 145: Henry Clark, George Dunning, Todd Barr, Eric Hodge, Chris Baxter, Keith Flower, Roy Williams, Ricky Johnson, Mark Rusk, LaRosa Scott, Nathan Craven, Coach Mark Robertson .25 Row 115: Gerald Vitatoe, Tim Dumas, Jobie Villanueva, Wade Palmer, Stephen Hubbard, Scott Maddox, Aquiras Jones, Hugh Ricketson, Robert Lee, Steve Nickerson, Mgr., Darryl Campbell, Mgr. Row 125: Charlie Evans, Phil Jones, Curtis White, James Starks, Mike Stubblefield, Roderick Redwine, Thomas Broughton, Anthony New- some, Brian Jackson, Travis Tilly, Ricky Garner, Rex Cates, Trainer, Row 135: Coach James Sublette, Jimmy Mangum, Danny Dickerson, Bobby Eurine, Dion Adamson, Greg Franklin, Arthur Timms, Richard Scott, Mark Combs, Lonnie Cobb, John White, Coach Dana Walters, Row 145: Kevin Ferrell, Lance Null, Mike Polly, Mike Burkham, Kardival Stephenson, Kemmard Dorough, Bernard Fears, Jerry Jones, Raymond Copper, Randy Fleet, Bobby Erwin FOOTBALL 155 Cubs Roll Over Upponents Mighty J.V. Defense stops opposition running game. Cubs explode for yardage Lions offense ready to attack. Cubs deffense ready to hit. 56 . . . Junior Varsity Football Freshmen Shine on Field me 5 'N V 1 . sf, . VY 15.13 ' .4 A Q V I V 1' x 50 V A 1, xx Ls.. J -V iY7 ? '-1 V ,. m zlgi A fp' V V. - 1.4 V V' V ,Z V!-V 4...kJfF' . 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AV, c VQ Freshman Football . . . 157 The 1979-1980 Boys Varsity team members are from left to right Rodney Isabelle, Kevin Jennings, Elton Spencer, Perry Edwards, Marice Bell, Jesse Wil- liams, Otis Williams, Willy Witfield, Richard Runnels, Booker Cook, Nathaniel Lacy, John Starks, Michael Woolridge, Coach Don Miller, and Head Coach Billy Lawson. Shown is the first place trophy from the T. J. C. Basketball Tournament. Lf r- i in -0 Micheal Woolridge goes up for a shot against Lufkin. 158 . . . VARSITY BASKETBALL Maurice Beall watches the ball sink into the net. Lions Bounce On M ll' xl . z 1. -Q 0, Ji. 1 ., '. rev.. 0 h o A ? V' 'A-7-548'- 5 Y ' 1 '-- 2 '7 'i1ri . -- 'f S-1, 5 ' 5 .TW I? If s . . , t I j - -' I' , Q h V I ln. I ,sow ,, L gx-f 5 Jw1' Micheal Woolridge goes up for a shot. , . ., , , 5:3 .. 'Z xi-2 1 't 55 2 , ? -., ' , 4. - SQ 5 I 1-... . f- . , .- sth A , M -. - Q Perry Edwards looks for a pass. Wt 1 31 1 :- fq' 1 3, N'--3 V Maurice Beall waits for some action. Maurice Beall goes up for a jumpball. - - Q- Richard Runnels watches his shot. f ff Wu N vf wa f X X I BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL . . . 159 1 0 C, . XX uf' F 3 V ...Q -.,,- ,,,,....-- ,,.-f,,,,.- W N v' --r Q -4 4 L E qu 160 Basketball N L. .. .J S.. X R, , ,-.,. fx Ni ix, 2 X MIB? -3: 1 - .L. QR . X , 1 in ..k, ni by 0 m lf T 'fy 4- K ' , 'ff ff? f x , B , Ly? ...,, 'nz-:L 4 We Junior Varsity Shanes On Court The 1979-80 Junior Varsity Team Members are: Coach Billy Lawson, Rodney Isabell, Michael Flowers, Stacy Crawford, William Oliver, Calvin Turner, Jesse Jones, Rod Williams, Calvin Starks, Sammy ,JK ,4,,-,.,- s i W3 J . z MKHDEIIVQ 'lllmt:r:.s,-.ffm ' , av .ffv 5 ., wi , 1' , Ng 0 mf 1 4,.',,,.,,.- K - JK.-4 ,-Q i I VI -5 1 -4 162 . . . J.V. Boys Basketball ,- HM - ' 2 s Wm, , TH at s ' A gn- , Q. ., , 1 , 'T' . .,,?,,5,W-4,1 ,tru Q eo 5 32 'wx aw- Q www- ,. - ' - X U s, Ak - W ri, y J 7 Q-A--W,la, .' :iw Q: K ' ' 7 Vi 3 if ef. Q 5 A4- 'J The 1979-1980 Varsity Team members Lee, Bronwyn Wynn, Polly Fletcher, are from left to right, Coach Harold, Latonya Gunter, manager Teresa Jennifer Gray, Kelly Plunk, manager Stewart, Sherry Wilson, Linda Barnes, Candance Starling, Sybil Cravens, Phyllis Coach Wagstaff. Girls Basketball . . . 163 LIO HIT PRI G TRAINING Coaches Terry Hardwick and James Smith watch the linemen hit the bull sled. The coming of spring brought with it what every football player looks forward to Spring Training. This year the mighty lions practiced in shorts in the morning and hit the Held every afternoon at three thirty for the Hrst three weeks in May. The lions usually worked on offense one day and defense the next day. The lions lead by Head Coach Bill Parks worked very hard on all aspects of the game, with special importance on lots of fundamentals and alot of hitting and tackling. The team will be a young one but they have what John Tyler Football teams are famous for and that's determination, and pure old fashioned guts. Q 41 . si L3 an 'ev 5. 4' N53 164 . . . SPRING TRAINING 'Lia' W A N fgg jig --ee I sg,-,, ' g ' V e I I ,I I 4: f - , 1 f, ,xv--r f I + r '-- L, .:. ,mx -W i . :as - aw 1 it slss ' s , Rodney Young runs with the ball. Keith Johnson does a running drill 'fiwf if X 2 2 5 2 3 . 2 ' il-vm.,-uf. .f- ., iii A f ffm 5 rg. I gg M' -1, X I r gl- . ' h , E.. r ' it ll :ge Q x . ' .Q ww 'P' f' Q., QP ' ul- lg, ..... , i Z . :-- ff SPORTS . . . 165 WHITE TEAM WINS K .fw ,Q 1, 'A ,. if ,, I A A v .u,. , X3:s4w1swFQjff, 'f QM A rf Q ini E 1:5 ' 5 2 '- A , 4 ' V ml 1 , -f xi '9 11 gg L-. :s 33 ... 1, -'n Q .N Lflgzb- T H13 L ' '1- 3-vr W1 if 1 Vw M, 7. ' .. A. ,W . L H-f-gr ,3',.,-.Q -bf ay X, . --.IN-W -1 X H, Yr , I+ . W ' ' , . N5,..J-12?+ f' W M,,g, . Z . 0 , ' U .. . , ' can Q ty .,k. div. new .nv-m,zmiM fn in ,.,.- . ,,.- J ' 5 'W j '!'!g', '7y4'F '2- assi? f' ' JPY ff ,.,-.akj-1' . :gram M 1 , ,W Q' x1 X QT ,A fr x v P ' 'f .,. v ' ' ,,, ,,!.L Q, 'U ,,, af. K .,- nn 66 . . . BLUE-WHITE GAME W 'QM J- 'J HI TE GAME fQN ka-sz. ,XL M n l i lfk BLUE-WHITE GAME Lions Take District iv -,, N ', , cf A V . , I . 63 -. 1, ' 1, -1 -. Wiz ii 'M . ' ll, ' 1ff,4'1l,x.'- ,Ik E ' f I 1 .c 'J f e if 2 iiii if , my ff- , 9 I, ,i Y, A - .Vt -K, if-, ,, It 5 - , ' ,W ,U L' .- I Lx 1 V ' msg A ,x f-,J , L. 1' . ' ' 'I 5 , r F E-1-'if Q ' -V 1 , 'gf ., J ' . J 1 1 ,i 1 Q H . .s . .:Vl,3-THQ? h,.L , T, he I J ff a Q ,V .x . ft s .A ! , A - Q, '15 V V its. A ,n 1 at fs, 5 xj MU ff' 1 Q, V J F ' I , in ht' 'L J , A X W N, I A lfm n , , i zgeffiaffi 1 s c ., j ,L 1 I ' , 1 1 K , ., ,, fy 1 . - ' wi it if Y x , . , . X at ,' 'gt fn, .9 . A A A ' 5 'D' 4- ,Q ' ' I 5, I' 5' f if , ' if . ', , 1. D , 1, V , i,,j.r-- -...Q 1, ff sg, I ,Q is it .1 at .1 X fp f ' 1, I I ' I x 1 M c ' I e I M lf' I '7M'4iis-Max-. if . 1 1 ff, I ayf 9 , , 'Zim iV 3 ,, X' N- it . a .3-'L - '-., A K' ' , si, ' . ,I - i .J ' v fi nf 'I ff' . -' I T ' .. 1. I I.. T-Q 'iQ 168 . . . TRACK The 1980 Track Team Members are front row sitting: Roderick Arterberry, Justin Turner, Gary Fleet, Carlton Hubbard, Mark Manning, Tony Warren, William Oliver, Perry Edwards, Phillip Butler, 2nd Row: Coach Jimmy Franklin, Keith Guthrie, Ray Jones, Melvin Polk, Alvin Porter, Gary Evans, Paul Stewart, Mike Mimms, Rodney The Mighty Lions Track Team capped off a great year with a District Title crown. It is the Hrst time John Tyler has ever won District in track. Under head coach Jimmy Franklin, the Lions won Eve straight meets before taking District at Longview. The Lions dominated in almost every event, especially the field events, in which the Lions really shined. The Lions had four of the top five places in the discus, with Justin Turner's 180'4 in Hrst place, Gary Fleet's 177'41k in second place, Carlton Hubbard 's 1 73'4 in third, and KipJones' 156' in Hfth. In the shot putt Roderick Arterberry led at 62'5 followed by Fleet's 58'7'Q Keith Guthrie's 58'3'1 and Hubbard is 55 '1 . In the high jump, Perry Edwards led with a jump of 6'9 and in the long jump, Tony Warren was second with a jump of 22'8 . Johnson,Tommy Bush,Albert Hill,3rdRow: Ricky Mays, Stacy Crawford, Kimmie Daniels, Darryl Daniels, Bobbie Guthrie, Terry Jones, Robert Gosset, Richard Jett, 4th Row: Cortez Evans, Otis Williams, Dale Littles, Kevin Walding, Ken Sanders, Julius Loosier, David Wray, Rodney Houston, David Minnick In the pole vault David Wray was tied for Hrst at 14' and Rodney Houston, second at 13'7 . In the 440 meter relay, JT was Hrst with 41 .6 seconds. Ray Jones won third in the 110 meter hurdles, Darrell Daniels first in the 100 meter dash and Terry Jones third in the 200 meter dash. Daniels, Terry Jones and Mike Mimms also dominated the 1600 meter run. Julius Loosier and Kenn Sanders also racked-up impressive victories for the Lions. In the 1600 meter relay JT was second with a time of 3:1 9. 5. These great times and impressive distances, in addition to, a bunch of guys would not be denied a district title, all helped make this Track Team the greatest in John Tyler history. THE WEIGHTME . . . LIONS FINEST ogg? Roderick Arterberry releases and wins the shot put. The Field Events were a major force in John Tylers route to a District Track Title, especially the Discus and the Shot Put. John Tyler dominated these top events like they invented them. The Lions had four of the top five places in the discus and the shot put. In the discus Justin Turner led the district and East Texas with a throw of 180'4 in second was Gary Fleet at 177 '41h'1 in third was Carlton Hubbard with 1 73'4 'Q and in Hfth was Kip Jones at 162'1 . In the shot put Roderick Arterberry led East Texas for the second year with a throw of 62'5 iwith Gary Fleet and Keith Guthrie in second and third at 58'7 and 58'2 , and in fifth was Carlton Hubbard at 55'5 . The domination of these events were the key in John 'Iylers District Title. ., .,. -14.1 wtf ui Carlton Hubbard does ballet in the discus. ,, f f y bw ,. Jeri, ' 1-lr -L Q. x l a svsfmc' Keith Guthrie shows grace in the ring. Justin Turner explodes into the discus. Gary Fleet watches his shot put fly. BOYS TRACK . . . 169 LIU The Lions sent 10 members to the Regional Track Meet in Denton, Texas. Qualifying were Melvin Polk, Darrel Daniels, Mike Mimms, and Terry Jones in the 400 meter relay. Justin Turner won Hrst in the discus and qualified. Gary Fleet won second in the shot and discus and qualiHed. Roderick Arterberzy Won first in the shot put and Julius Loosier took second in the mile run. Tony Warren took second in the long jump. This year the Lions sent more people to Regionals than ever before and came away with second place in the whole meet a remarkable accomplishment. GO TO REGIONAL MEET v' Perry seems to front in air. ? 5 kv ,J J In ,. ,,,. 2:4 . r ff-s .f gf-'ff-af fi :C -I 'iff ,, S. ' Q ,gfftg ki' 5,3 ' I. ' ' W , , .ft ff l .. A w Lf . 1 ' 4 naw w , 4 . 9, KM-vm he v . ,f . ,ge 'QM nan me I' ' 1 ,f wi H s, im 4 .... .. pp can WM, t 0 q' w 1:4-4war.zM , 1 ' 'gA:,, P 'fy :N are. -'f ai : ' . Zw1if..Lk5,! ' f' 4, 'Q Qriifwf .fi ef il f L34 1 I New Terry Jones flys around the curve. lv Tony Warren strains for extra inches. ' . .. Q Wg-Flar e d ' ef r' I e'i't- '. t . Q :Al 1- ' IYKAQ V 4 ' .1 , ,, N ,,.- f:1.'M- as A M, ' N was '7' ' , -. LEA w Q. v, , ,fr in , . -Q . . 1, ,ft I N.. an W 'Nga-sf .. -, Wi gfe- .au A, ' , e Y A. Q.,-L., rg. ' jf' W- X., f , K Q V ,ox fx-,AQ wg, X, ' 'N A , fr' .. 4, Q 'N Jr Y . , i ' 'V .' '.'. ,- 1- - gf.. Yqgw. .R , , N W, Q - new , H ..- Y .A- l 'K ,.....f , t F l N 1 T 4.1.3 ,Qgw-' ',,,.,..., l E 'X -'ll Q Gary Fleet explodes into the shot. 170 . . . BOYS TRACK Darrel Daniels gets a good start in the 200. Justin Turner follows through his explosive throw. .2 is K' . 1i.:'-:.,..rz'1 'E?.. piggy- K . -rg An- ' ff , il , i 1 A I f 45552555 I . . if Mill? Mike Mimms explodes from the blocks Lions Take Second At State IQ ,Gym The members of the 400 meter relay which placed second at state are from left to right: Terry Jones, Mike Mimms, Darrel Daniels, and Melvin Polk. Roderick Arterberry was John Tylers first to ever win a state title as he won the shot put. The Lions sent 5 members of the District Championship Track Team to the State meet. Qualifying were Roderick Arterberry who won the shot put at the state meet, the 440 meter relay team, which consisted of Mel vin Polk, Darrell Daniels, Mike Mims, and Terry Jones, which took second place with a time of 40.6 which was the third best in the nation. Darrel also Won second in the 200 meter dash with a time of 21 .4. This was the first time any track member from John Tyler Went to compete in the state track meet. The Lions were able to take an overall second place Hnish in the entire meet. BOYS TRACK . . . 17 Golfers Hit The Hole . '.:-Q-'lf ,. - - . sm, -.r?'?'f , 1 ,B - L v a, we if-' Ei' -E ff' 3 . ' ' ' efitu-:- , 7. , ,' A JIQQJ ' 5., ,.ff I, Q,'3sL',. V wife, 1135 TE-1: 1r.f,'2jliLf -l-limit' ' L .QQMQI ,v 1 fm rl .b ' - J l rbi, :,WQ,Zf:,,FZ,5 JA tv 4. gzg:fxgg,:', 6 14- fyigiz. 3 y , Sify ' ' 1 Rfk.: ,gl - . gf 3,3 Iii ' 'J . ua 99 ' - ' Y' I A-e4'f'.:3f1 ' f 14CIL 3-.sa v 4 L s . 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QA , fi 3 3 r if ' '-4.31 fic- -7'5 i -d4 'Ef, ,7 mt, W M h is . , , ,5 , .. ,i,,,. M' - - f f ' it - AKL' wftiili i 2 . , X AL -A Wifi H V. 'fa .Nei w ' H 5571 43 7, V K H w . . lr 1 Q , jjyyvxf lp 1 X 1 , y . ar' 'ci 1 A' ,f .A l , 7 I - fi? ' W -fa ' ff 'Q The 1980 Lions Golf Team are from Left to Right: P. C. Moore, Doug McKay, Tracy Lewis, Steve Reeves, Bruce Bosly. J-JW'-, Q A ,I ,,.x- wr' ' if -54 ii,: Q 'F' w-Q ' R A , rgs,ff'?311 f' x if gb L -, if agar A .ww -- ..--,.-ff.---, 'Atari' ,W 'R wt a ' 5 -W 1 fy' .l1 in X f Doug McKay watches his shot fly up, up an away. 172 . . . GOLF -......,.-.--,.-, ff' . ,fa my 4 f ,-f J 's' 5' -- ,, I Ta I. ' 1 I X , ,N , , -in 1 4 A LZ. jf, 4 X . . M A, ' .f I I , 'f N .sa pai-J' - W' H V1 A' ft ff x X . x , 4 -.fu .v . I ' A , A-4 , , J, .AX Q .' J Steve Reeves looks over the field before he swings. Bruce Bosly was voted most valuable player. The Lions Golf team competed in 8 tournaments this year and made improvements in each one. Although the Lions slipped to seven th place in district they were very competitive in all areas and in every meet they were in. Bruce Bosly was named most valuable player and had the lowest score for the year. ' Q ' . W ' , L O :.iX 'Avia f '- P J 1 ul -Qty'-b Am., - :np -I uv' SPORTS . . . 173 Netters Glow On Court The 1980 Tennis team members are Row 1: Melissa Dance, Stacy Low, Martha Barron, Linda Babb, Mark Dance, Trible Parker, Row 2: Keith Thomas, Keith Bond, Gigi . , gil Y Clarence Shackleford, Greg Wooldrige, Bevell Bybee, Row 3: Alvin Taylor, Chris Stroud. im, M , V M Aw-6493099 W Trible Parker waits for the serve. Gregg Wooldridge serves up a ball. 174 . . . TENNIS V4 N4 . ,,.1 H 1 ima t afqlfiiisgzz ' V 256 m ' . QQ www .. QW. M ., , ,1 , it 4 5 nazi -' '- ASQ X Q . W JJ.. 0 W vlfj-w. .. fi - , 2, 1: 4 , .,V, ,V 'S 'cf Sv 'gb-sg f t Q f w --4, V,-,W M . A n 4 Q-diff 1- .f 'SEZEEZF ,K ,, 1 -- YM if ,. ,,k. .JJ A, 5 ttky MLQW, M.. WMI IM- 1 .5 M Q ,,,- : QL A K , vp-M. , . ,311 , ,34i?,,?, ,L ,. , i . ,, L - 11 Q -1 .:f'1 if-Pip. ,. ,. pw: , 4 1 fi ..,. f ,.,w,,1g , . ..-, iw Ji K1 'fe if ,y Wi., 'K . I Q, x 5 ani W , , M .-. 546- 11, -sq- ij? x - X 1 'K li ,A Q ?5 f'-v- ' 1 F si? . Q ,, 5 ,e .,,, f . X . jf: x A gwlfi x A , 5' x ' W , r ,fgfw L 'A xp 2.g,51, f ' :b 3517, 4 .iii - s,,.i.., 'QSFTQ Wil L7 fi' A 4 s. sg 4, 0' z' A fu, , W ,..,. ., ,. X 96 1' mg if fa ww g .- I' k , f , ., , . Wg . - .gf2?5'211 1 ' , f, M 1 A ,6,f,figtg , , i5:, VJ M v H -5651635 . QW' ' ,, , f W .., ,,, x I f ' hw .41 fl' ,A mm N X Z? .ig ,.,., ,fsiii 33m A 321 5. . HIE' ' '93 ,-vw ,V if 2, 178 . . . SPORTS 4 if . ki. ,Q -tl Q ' , Q Mxf. Qi kw-, f - . Q 1 1 dag M., , , , M5 i , i - YY , Sm 1' ' ' ...Q 1f, me .W .- 33 fx A 9- u e -..,,.,..2'i -4. 'w SPORTS . . . 179 1 1 1 1 X, LQ Q74 v N14- X 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 1 1 'K 1 'A 1 cr Pi Yvb ' Wu 1 ' A 1 25? M JJ -l3O'U PIU U5-l- Adamson, Darryl Adams, Sharral Alexander, Jenifer Alexander, Michael Alexander, Rodney Alford, Lela Alvey, David Anderson, Earnest Andrews, Geretha Ard, Jon Arterberry, Sibyl Arterberry, Roderick Asbell, Claudia Babb, Linda Bailey, Cortez Bailey, Sam Baker, Chasha Baker, Cassandra Baker, Dinah Barnes, Kay Barnes, Linda Barnhouse, Diane Barron, Martha Bass, Gena Baulkmon, Shelia Beaird, Robin Beaird, Diane Beall, James Bell, Maurice Bell, Paul 82 . . . SENIORS A X ' as :f 'f:' 4 .,,,. qv,-.f Q ,fi ,,,5!1 ', ' , Q, Riff - x d' ' , wg. 5 . . X if V55 Elk.. Y if f l- Q, . , Q '3 as if E. L Qi f' , N ,jf :gif 1 A' ia we ag,ai:w.A, E FQ dl 1' 'w 3? 'gnu N r I ,ll 4 ml' .-'- , X . - rin f? - avi Aa.: 'L' v A N 3 r .ix f ir. 'Wu' 'A gi Li e if V f 1 . - 93, i K i il , A A ', -A fry . ax 1 it B an xitgi , V J K' PX4' . . ' ai A 1 ,Q 5 H , I in J, ,, Ka 4 H '55 1 ft . .V . -,R.,..fA.f.,,...a 1' aw -a , ,xx a his I .,-an fs-W., ' . Q. , N 4--Q11 0 Qs . hi Y 'V ' 1 ',A'V ,,,4 , , 1 ,' N I - ' s Bennington, John Bergbower, Danny Berry, Tim Bessire, Diane Beverly, Tyrone Bickerdike, Steve Bingham, Celeste Binnington, Jim Bizzell, Shelia Black, Cecil Blue, Kenneth Bolton, Patti Bowser, Kim Bowie, Ethel Boyd, Danny Boyd, Evelyn Boyd, Miles Bramlett, Dellaney Branch, Carla Brewer, Kay Brooks, Daniel Broughton, Vanetta Brown, Henry Brown, Johnny Brown, Sandra Brown, Sharon Brown, Wayford Brown, Yalonda Buchanon, Gerald Burist, Anita SENIORS . . 83 Busby, Danna Bush, Tommy Butcher, Jackie Butler, Jimone Callens, Christy Callens, Jimmy Callier, Kennith Callison, Johnny Campbell, Margaret Campbell, Ronnie Carpenter, Janice Carter, David Carter, Faye Carsten, Nannette Carvajal, Guadalupa Cawthon, Karen Choice, Gerrick Choy, Richard Cicero, Pat Cicero, Tim Clay, Lena Clem, Tracy Clemmons, Polly Clower, Nena Coats, Aaron Coffman, Scott Coleman, Mandi Collins, Karen Collins, Steve Cook, Amy 4 . . . SENIORS Y. 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Q, ,Q gd kr '97, ff-uae., , 4-4 Q P 'i'lw K' , '- ,iiwrsf 4 C x es' 1 as 9 'I 1 S ., 0 1 I Cook, Jacqueline Cooper, Beverly Cooper, Norva Correa, Miguel Cox, Lester Cravens, Dexter Craven, Maxine Crawder, Tena Crawley, John Curtis, Laura Curry, Charles Dalhoff, Kathy Daniel, Darrell Daniel, Fenis Davis, Craig Davis, Tommy Derreck, Lenard Desdumes, Mike Dixon, Felecia Dotson, Consandra Dotson, Johnny Duke, Todd Dudley, Myoshi Dumas, Terri Dunn, Deborah Durham, Gary Duval, Lisa Dryman, Harry Edwards, Regina Ellis, Randi SENIORS . 185 Erwin, Tyrell Evans, Cortess Evans, Debra Evans, Gary Evans, Wanda Felder, Jackie Fenton, Carla Fields, Cheriea Fitz, Michael Fitz, Vanetta Fleet, Gary Fletcher, Tina Florence, Kannis Ford, Audrie Forman, Patrick Forward, Tanya Fowler, Deborah Frater, Pamela Fry, Sonja Fuller, Donnie Gardner, Freda Garcia, Roberto Gary, David Gee, Angela Gee, Kim Gibbons, Dawn Gideon, David Gilg, Bill Gipson, Eddie Gipson, Kelvin 6 . . SENIORS c' W r 4, 44 'X .k Q w. . f, 5 I N xt. E :Qin 1- 1 N i ts Q, f c Ag? - M N, 41. fl, Q 'EX U31 e' 5' 1. if DH' '25 X . 'QMTJZ ' 1 M a a 5. q , Q 5-- ,, cy 'V I if 1 v V X X, xfilifv 1 -- Y .ii 52? . v: 5:1 S eil wie is 1 iw f! g VE ,W N W x r F' ft? nw! 1 3. fi .Q Q2 F? fs 'ati G F rn Q X l s . , - W 2 ,A .a cvs., ,.. A I f :I r J W, . M A? , l Q 'L' fr .1 5 fa ff'QY a':4fjp::.1, , A , ,x in '11 ab... Q Wie K 3 W l . Q X Q' 'S ' al x ' IQ ,,, ,Q QW! '7 k AJ xx! ,x Givens, Kevin Glaze, Ronda Golden, Sylvester Goss, Keitha Goss, D'Juanna Gossett, Madelyn Gordon, Patricia Gowen, Lemuel Green, John Greenwood, Denice Gregg, Cheryl Gullett, Ernie Gunter, Sherrell Guthrie, Keith Hale, Paula Hawkins, David Hamrick, Holly Halton, Danny Hayley, Karen Hawkins, B'Linda Hawkins, Dougles Hammond, Tina Hammond, Ken Handy, Patricia Hastings, Todd Hammontree, Sandra Hatton, Victor Henry, Quantalian Henry, Troy Henson, Peggy SENIORS . . . 187 Hilburn, Leslie Hill, Pearlie Hitt, Jeff Hooley, Melanie Houston, Larry Howard, Daniel Howard, Jerry Hobbs, Lisa Hobbs, Teresa Hubbard, Carlton Huckabee, Chris Hudson, Ward Hughes, Gary Humber, Jerome Hunter, Michael Ivy, Sheila Jackson, David Jackson, Dennis Jackson, Marcus Jett, Monroe Johnson , Johnson, Johnson Johnson, Johnson Glen Beveral Rodney Sonya Vernie Johnson, Vickey Jones, Brenda Jones, Carole Jones, Polly Jones, Jerry 188 . . . SENIORS Q, ' Kis- ' 4 fix . ig X is J W as Q if ff?-5' . V as :.,a: WK, . Q:I?i,., iw! , fl we , . , , , . ,J wx if , Vi x- 1 fx In 5- ,,.,,' X . f 5. 'Si Ng, 1 Aw x ,N X Jones, Terry Kelly, Robert Kennedy, Cindy Kightlinger, Jerri Kolb, Donna Lacy, Nathaniel Landers, Marvel Lawton, Gale Layne, Pam Lee, Gary Lee, Paul Lee, Stephonie Leister, Sally Lemons, Clark Lemons, Cleveland Lewis, Tracy Littlejohn, John Littles, Dale Loechel, Tammy Loosier, Julius Lopez, Joel Low, Rodney Maddox, Anna Maddox, Edwin Mallet, Marsheila Mallett, Melvin Malone, Dylan Manning, Dave Marsh, Wanda Maus, Adrienne SENIORS . 189 Martin, Kim Martin, Larry Martin, Melanie Matlock, Suzan McCualeif, Wardell McClendon, Karen McCoy, Kim McGee, James McGill, Kyle McHam, Joe McGowan, Annie McKamie, Debbie McKay, Doug McKinney, Kim McNeal, Audra McNeal, Keith McNeil, Julie Milam, Alford Miller, Darlene Miller, Linda Moncrief, Vicki Moore, Debra Moore, P. C. Moore, Terri Moore, Tim Morales, Dawn Mombis, Jacque Moseley, Kelly Mosley, Carolyn Mosley, Felecia 190 . . . SENIORS We ey-,yxef if , .Q . ' TS? .il il ii? x 1' , .- , , 3 f , J 1 5 ' K V -Q 1 if 5 A T 2 'V N Mx, .- -xxx '37 XR l .'.1-. Q, 0 Qi if ai N l Vx 4 gin ff s J 1 N ' or X47 , ,'.. we L at 4. V4 ,1 ,gy , +L., .,. 'T' v- , .4 4 gg ,lf f AI S, lx 'PA NA? ji W Mmlkiga :X 1 'Q J , ff. .sw W 3,5 hh , if P P 3. 38 A miflziilli ' 2 4154 .f id X. f if Ez, ,:L:'? ..,?.:' -, ' ' Y a 1 . ng - w. ' 1 v . , . I ,,, K M, ..,,, W A 51. , ,. .?- ,a , 5 Vx '-40? F 1. 4 . 2 g + Q I-. 196 W X 4 ,N X A A -I x' Q fx -, fer, Q, H Moss, Carol Muss, Audria Myers, Jerri Nash, Lester Nelson, Phyllis Nelson, Ramona Nicholson, Becky Nickerson, Shirlin Nixon, Monty Noland, Cynthia Oliveria, Denis O'Neal, Kim Painter, Steve Pollock, Mitchell Pollock, William Pardue, Pat Perkins, Debbie Pettigrew, Cynthia Phillips, Tyra Pike, Patricia Polley, Melinda Powell, Besse Preston, Shanan Priddy, Karla Printer, Lila Rackow, Charlotte Redfern, John Reed, Dena Rhoades, Jackie Richard, Brenda SENIORS . 191 Rider, Tonia Ritch, Ben Ritch, Shawn Robinson, Cheryl Rodgers, Thomas Rodriquez, Ann Rodriquez, Raul Roland, John Ross, John Roy, Jean Rozell, Daphne Rowe, Shari Ruby, Robbie Runnels, M. Runnels, Richard Russeau, Borris Sanders, Jeanette Saxton, Pamela Scott, Debbie Scott, Rickey Seaton, Hubert Shackleford, Clarence Shaw, Patricia Sheffield, Vanessa Shelbon, Ricky Shernam, Paul Simmons, Jonathan Sims, Stacia Skaggs, Cynthia Sloan, Linda 92 . . . SENIORS 1. ,, , Qzff' C4 ,L ,Bm 3- 5 was , N , f 3 ..G ,,,4y:,:1, X x s xl' .wzzg ,X , 1 Q lilllhxifllflg 'ii , if V 131,25 4? yr Q , J' '32 K Q fl J A y .4 an ' 131. V 3 Q if , N 'il fi . ' -Q 1:3 J v Q x, 'p 3 A Q, 3 ' 'Q si We s, ii ,Eff A ' 1 G fs, q 1 'i ll 1 tax, I mf . I wb w:'Hi'l Q, jg? , , M 1 Z, Q W X Shu., , N. 1 14, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith Antony Betty Craig Johnny Keena Priscilla Roger Ron Roy Terri Snider, Craig Soulier, Becky Spencer, Darwin Spencer, Eldret Spencer, Elton Spikes, Shirley Stanley, Rachael Stanley, Stephanie Staples, Albert Starks, Sherry Steed, Tannie Stewart, Paul Stroman, Brent Stuart, Danny Stephemson, Kardinal Swanson, Barry Swann, Gary Tarrant, Mary Tate, Dewayne Taylor, Anita SENIORS . . . 193 Taylor, Jackie Taxon, Adrienne Templeton, Joe Thacker, Mark Thomas, Ronnie Thomas, Ronald Thompson, Joan Thornon, Charlie Thornton, Kathy Tidball, Susan Tomlinson, Freddie Turnbow, Tina Turner, George Turner, Justin Tutt, Oscar Wagener, Joye Wagnon, Dana Welding, Kevin Walker, Eddie Walker, Germaine Wallace, Tony Ward, Eugenia Ward, Verta Ware, Tessa Warren, Cynthia Warren, Deron -Watson, Dackery Washington, Mc. Weaver, Lisa Webster, BeLinda 194 . SENIORS A X f WM j K! .mf- fk ,.lr it he A as K4 ' ii f K it X . x 4 0? :LTV 7 er x , , 2 J 1 1 ff 1' .59 6 K , 5 2' aka . U v' X 441, Xe 1, x 1 , Ax 1 2 f' x 1 4 :age 4 pf Y 1 9' 5 l Q , 3 , ur, ,' We ., hi K it , a it ' W'-f ,Vg '- L-ans, ' A ,- '5 'i,1. N?9'.:'3i I. -5, .3 5 ' xl ,xi-rf -1531 iw m22J,'.Qz3 3554 Meow ,IJ , an ,1- 'il 252 3511 ' 'V ., :L,N'u ci if 5' , 'fr' ff., ' - 31 - f we fi 1 Te, M, kj, . rg, 'zawSBww1 P gil, ji-W,,lW,x ' is 4?f , ,stvimw I , . 3.25. , 4 ' HZ' , an H 5 0 F 5 D ,,.. fl ' ,I M Wiki 1 1. r gg, K J- . . X' K f A- W xx. ' 1 ' K W 1, M' 5 jfrllifflhngg, A 7 N i,Qr.f,'.qg I ' 1 331' 1- . 17 fy 4 1 f my 3.-,p ' -'efflgkmim ?Q7f2iQ?1fJQ7 13 wewaawws . X 4' ' ii, a N 'mfg T mt qv-:H , 2 fi- lx emma- mam 'z fl' 5 ,V i like ' . I , I -, A, 'f Q 2, . W, is Weisler, Greg Wells, Charles Westberry, Jimmy Wheeler, Malissia Wheeler, Yvette Whitaker, Jeanna White, Jaque White, Kevin White, Lisa Wilhite, Debbie Williamson, Billy Williams, Carlos Williams, Cynthia Williams, Frances Williams, Freddie Williams, Otis Williams, Vicki Wilson, Lana Wilson, Lisa Winslow, Patricia Womack, Tammy Wood, Wendy Wood, William Woodward, Mark Woodward, Sandra Wooldridge, Greg Woolridge, Micheal Worley, Curtis Wray, David Wright, Yolonda SENIORS . . 195 Wynn, Nicholas Veal, Durrell Vickers, Bridgett Vickers, Sharon Young, William Zinn, Tony 196. . . SENIORS A' . YI -xi .n .M- 4 . ,,, V x mg. hi, g ,sm -- , Q ,,lA V! LA in ' - . ,.v, , The last day of class. It's almost over. if .,,., ww-www Q.. 'F-9 22 , QE W f ,Ba SENIOR A U TOGRAPHS 'ni N 'Z N, ,- K . ,, , , l ffq AUG? S OWU ki O f Qc N m eme 6, N 'x ii - -f 'l YA Q' ' - 11- ,. '.r ' xv Senior Representatives for 1979-80 are: President Terry Jones and B'Linda Hawkin Vice-president. SENIORS . . . 199 THE STAGE IS SET FOR 1.980 + y Seniors ,F , q'S 1 Q .4- ', ,affix M fi-5 ik , M .z u T w 5 x ...S H 4 , Y ,Q . H Q K-:Yi K Q rv ffl AND MORE SENIORS! I E s L But, Mom, I'm a senior nowg can't I dress myself? NU SMOKING Why did that guy just put his cigarette out in my cap? Sure! You're here now, but where were you when I needed the answers to the chemistry final? But Ms. Brookes, you said it would say IERAY S! SENIORS . . . 201 202 But, Sir, I love you. What's shaped like a frisbee and flies like a pizza? Hey, are you sure that stapling is the only way to keep this thing on? el? -:ww 'mn few? .sw ' ' Gears 'ZA f m' 'K lxemms-wwf fm W r si ' .swim Qew an 'al nv f mqm -V ,. ,,:, Q 6 .omg as an--Q ., ,neg ., I promise . . . not to toss . . . my hat . . . in the air. Left foot, right footg don't stumble and make a fool of yourself. e . . a we 4 aeee :wff54 ' t' - ' - 7 . k ,ii f 'w ff' few . ws: Ti . . 5-A: K 3 3 764 ' . 1 3. lv iw .ga X- 'S ' E Please, Mr. Baker, get my name right. 203 lk a xzbs 29, K an 204 . . . SENIORS Draft? What's the draft? ,dx as Qi Wh ' in x . 1 ,Ap?K.l. Vs What do you mean I can't graduate ., lm zum is . E-nee-meeny-miney-moe. I have friends in the Mafia, so don't use the Today J.T.: Tomorrow the world. middle name. Now Let's see, where does that row have to be before this row stands up? SENIORS . . . 205 206 My slip is showing? Under this?? S . 'Say cheese?! What kind? LX5 Wasn't I the best one up there? Wasn't I? Wasn't I?? iff Next time I'm wearing sneakers. X .-cf Wfgix xx ' x . - x Truly Pump and Circumstance! .anv- But we had to come up here together: We're Siame twins joined at the shoulder. 207 Yep, just as I thought: By the time they get to the 'Z's' the audience is asleep. 208 . . . SENIORS No, I don't remember much about graduauon: lt's all sort of a blurr. The Quiet Beauty of Our Alma Mater Schools are meant to be active, noisy places of learning. John Tyler has certainly been that over the year! But there is a special quiet that pervades an empty school-a special, lonely loveliness not found anywhere else. 209 210 -JLL ' '-.1-,LAL -,.,,:4M ...- cmx.. . 1 -4-llypgg--v:,,.,,,':3 ' , -..fa-,y,M ..:+w m:fsmGk iw- -f:r-:,i?:w K MQ, ' .,g5..'.mL- i 'ff- :. 'H+ -bv - X, - W , ' I l13 2'3 M'i1'W Jr'i'f:s?5x5- 5' MQ Q Null , Q . V ggg g ,...,pfgi QfQ1QQ2',pr1:g-,M vii , ' 1 , fig-.f ,,, , . .f-fig , b f- :::nf , ' , MQ' I 3 ,M 5-,if ...11' ,.:-- 'V 'M H , x-:fax-e:ggstwgjge',.., if ' mQg::f?3-j'rw, ' , VT f' wa ay J in - K 5 f 15591'Q-fhfxf4.afjfg.K1L-'v. ', '-ff ,A-wg1.,j.g qc, - ,754 -, ,,.155, f':wff N?..'f: 1 - vwfcc. ww. ' ' ' V. L 'A - , .y .A..?g,g4:,,.4,,, , ,5,,,, -, 94, K, ,335 i, L I 3, qs: - -,-pq.. 1. 'A I , Wai- N an - A - Q, . ., 5 ,, .. -' A' A .X A ? 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N ',3 f 1 r- ' ' ' Q4 - A A .-ffm 1: Fi if-A . i:,?3,v ,.Xa'f ,,f:fG fggqii A . I-zxhxfyx L-,A 3.7, 6, ' p x, kg - wgrif M. .5421 Y 4 NZWQ ,p .Fly - ... Pff X 4 ' W C9472-Q 'i ff LSEQKL-74.:3 542' N' fm A.. fsis-fn ' -gif? ' i-149 ' Nigawi ' ' Q E Q15-gfgw if - V4.3-L-Q -. ,-tv , Ib -1,-wwf, A , 4,5 ,-. qi f ,ug : ,jg-A ' v' , g h ' , -M--V 5 el' ,I , . J'-s, b V h'x'QQ ,Y Y .jkgt if 4, -xi..-1.4-3: ,XL -X V 2, P - g -ff , - -fi f 1:ejhe 1ffgf g,-ig' ,V -. wig, 1 f 51,1-'--m ,,,- V .- 1 f. ., 'gg A N Tm- xE'.y1,--Q-'fmwlfv Fr .Suv wt-J 1 :Aviv 211 212 As Lions We Show ur Spirit -M - - ,....., , Y. ,. ,..,...... , Av -ws...-.. ..--..,. f. . .,. xx'-.sf ??'-- V-:Q,:,:-' zu. 'L7'Z??',. '1..' -- -:- 'ff-?. --5.3 Q' f'3:EiH11ef'f14r1 ' - L- fu . ., i ,. - a, W -1 ,. v-, .. ... -f v- VW. ,warm '5-xi X.....:'-':.:.:.. .-. 1 . .., -- ,J-,Q A ..-, on .. ' ...::::+':, fw..:r -- v -- -In I ,--- 2-'-l? :.:lS-..-3-Q-Q.:- .,-3:-W- .-.-....., I. .K ,, ' ,,, fvif -'14 V-1 if'fwa2-rfffififfzalii-ffi'-sae' NZM- -i -, -..1..-2 i2'I-LES' - 'Q' Q' Sufi' 'ilf' rv-V A X X' H? . 'fb 73f3E'?ie'7 ' V375 - - A --'LA -7.4-W 'fT?5 9 MRP' .. , L 55112-4.41s4 , ' f ' -- '-f-- ' 'o 'V is'-1013559 v A 'S , v fi? 6 fi: L:s T'ffg4 37414: I W 3 f Q 7 fLf '. 1? , , 4,3 'FT- -ii X fe: N P 'HW ' V R' .. , '5 x , ,!,' 'f xl' s s 4 'ff P- 4' A A f ' A v- , fl iq. 'v 2 fi 1 ul J, l Robert E. WHO? T vm, . i 1 . f 'ix 2' I A if Q 1' ' in And they told me this was a Cowboy game. Are you sure Paul Bunyan started like this? QD- l -DJ -M. I Wm. , 'Y Inland Surfing 5 2:2 in V , 'ifafx we nbn gg W 952. 'Jr Q, Ai lv S c Test? What Test? l' I I , H I X . 'U J' V, - 4 5, ,W,, ' 4 S 'Q ,' V ,S s 4 -1 f S W , S, e S1 , -' -5 W u 4, , x g L ,, ,,,., 1. -7.5, ,gint krk, , ,: rr ,pdf M - V A. 1 Q xi I ,A W pi g . r v I V -was L ' , I L I v F .A I A Wi ,Fl . ,' - 2 A C no e3ni3' X Q, i S ' , S 4, , ' 'Y f I . ' ' ' Q ,A .Inn M N, , -f 5 , C A t K 4 .,,, . . an 'J' Q ff? 2 f 'W . See No Evil-Hear No Evil-Speak No Evil. Stephen Hubbard David Sanchez and Bessie Walker help Well, not much anyhow. represent our school. 214 Through Participation in Activities at J fl yy? X 6 I 1 4 2 , if-X 17 4 ul. I if t Kg 'Q - fl ig I p e ot to be late to pr ct ce again 4,586,201. My group had 476 fewer cavities. 'xi :QW Nm., L fiihafff . Th Tah Squad n qv- 4 ,M . my F . Q. ., 5M:::YPTfw ' Can I have a flower? I don't mind only getting one mum-It's not getting any that gripes me! ' ,QM '41 I W fff I . . Q1 9 , it y 3' f' .Qs-i ng, . v , K. g if on Ei ' l ng' ' P: . t I ,, K - .6413 q5,...-- - -1. to ll.. s. Are you sure the space shuttle started this way? 215 216 I T I ? 1. W3 V, 5 u Y X 1 it t t Jw' Just let us know if you in A X3 . t recognize your attacker, ma'am. .Slim Who is Ester Williams? I ' L p: -.Z'u X 1 :13 1 , Q-1' or , f-: ? i ' 'Hgh Q. , A . ' ' 'five' ,gs i K 'AM ,. ' Q Ply! rf al . - , FW NN . iiyxsi ,. . v Q- H1 1' 5 A quiet, weekend retreat And Away From School name. o i 1 'wifi is- N L 4 . ' A'o, 2' 'F .1 A ig 1. ---1 if ' ' Q. ,o - 1 e - t wt , X 1 X. :f+Wlf wg lt A-'j,j9,gg -1g? b ' .Q-t W it . 'XS 'Egg 5 V 1 A . e he g, ' , 2' f o 'ft f 4 ,f .h o u +145 M. 5'i7'i i 1' If Bossie gets the axe, so do I. N Tho is this kid and what is she doing in our book? ,.,.A i 1 e h 'F w,., Allvuvwn .,,,'-'W' L4 The parade was Last week? Mighty oaks from little acorns grow. -, 217 218 I We Create a l r-'S X ri Neat class when I can stay awake. MW Pride Which will l -.3 Doing the softball hustle This is not what I call having a good time. Dates of the War of 1812? Which War of 1812? if by .-Je up ee f In cg XZ' I. A 4 1:65 v J 41 , .Us , 4 ,N ,4 Q , . rx, .I f, A Dhhim ,K kr -LVI ' W - WI VV p, . - -.v 'U 1 . S ' at , 1i C ,A S? , 1 if 7' E N , +L! x - di E i Why can't they shoot this picture in January? R, -45.5, in I Y 1' it ,q W K Q. V 'fmwwf' ' ' f ff t J 3 , it y Yei i F-'H'1f'f as it u, F3 i .- - W ' 'EFS Q ' I .1 M ., . 1 ... - , , bf - ..z- .L in Can you tell I've had 14 years of ballet? Are you sure Dr. Pepper started this way? 219 220 When Combined With Love 62 Loyalty -Ms. The next time you zap my girl w th disappearing ink, you d 9 If I live through this, I'm taking up golf. 1 I 1 VE' I When it says L bby s L bby s Libby s Q 1. i 1-.ff Y X ,ix!A. 'ln fffv f Is this what they mean hy ERA? I didn't get to the Boston Marathon by eating McDonald's. w 'we ' N-,sw ,f' You were expecting maybe Prince Charming? Y on 221 222 Serves to Main tain h it Wanna buy . . . M8:M's, buttons, calendars . . . E ' I M-YQ, .. i, YEGF . Q fi' 'Q f 0 . . Q5 ' I ' C I t - it an 'G TJ 'A'i 1' 5- u A W , .K f' ' Q fl K 2 2 ' Are you sure Howard Hughes started this way?' , , - WMM Mfw'm N'f--5 W., e A 2 R-f----S. 2 - 2 -- D0 NOT Q, Al.0NE 'tt R4 X F502 x mg V ' ' ' ,4 Qi , Y- ff' 'AV , 2 1 ,. ,nou ' ai Flunkin Pride-time is no laughing matter! lm- W I think I'm stuck! - B X 5 Fmfxx XQN f ' N Q., 4 if ww The Ne Ver-En ding Spirit of John Tyler High School Y 223 l X- Y X xx 1 x -' ',a s 1 I 1 SQMSEQRETHEFZZQV f S Q, x 5 f E ff, - .N. IB' AS . - - X -fs.-2 W 'H , ,ea si' A P. g- , fs. W ' ., 0 ? - 4' W ff 54 4 W 1 -f 1 M. f s 9 f 4 A ww .E 9' 'f Q -al' f 'iff 2, ggi Q ,Q my A Q 1 1: V so 92' . wx W5 ff- of ...MQ - Map-T., ' gf wi ? zito -bf ,r 35: a Q , 1 f . , , 'L , 4, a n ,M ,, I af' 5 ,,.,,,5gM fr. H 2 ii f.y',.J'?i'. ITA: Lge fi' JJ 1f'1.S'. 'Q . ?'?7'? Pf K'5C'I'4f?'f'f'i?f lava. .. , , in-iv ,, . My vga 03- -Q1,,.:,2gf W1 - 1 -.,..,,.,.,,..-mm-gm The Junior class officers are Kbottoml Robin Womack, presidentg Qtopb Julie May, secretaryg and Tracy Washington, vice-president. Portraits . . . 225 Adam, Vernon Allen, Kevin Allen, Tommy Anderson, Clarence Anderson, James Ansley, Anita Appleton, James Archer, Sherri Arnold, Angela Arnold, Phillip Ashley, Cynthia Ashley, Rhonda Babb, Mark Baggett, Tony Baker, Charlie Barrett, Penny Baublit, Jean Baxter, Edward Baxter, LaRenthia Baynham, Rebecca Beal, Princess Bell, Felicia Bell, Sonia Bendy, Thomas Benthall, Terri Berry, Susan Berry, Tony Billington, Robert Black, Cecil Black, Etta Blackmon, Dewey Blackstock, Patti Bland, Rhonda Bledsoe, Lisa Blevins, Gary Bolton, Teresa Bond, Keith Booth, David Bosley, Bruce Boswell, Danny Boyd, Kevin Bozeman, Ben Bracey, Jill Bramlett, Darlene Branam, Kim Breault, Debbie Brents, Kathy Britton, Venora Brown, Gerald Brown, Gloria Brown, Tim Brumitt, Sharon Bryant, Cassandera Burnham, Robert Bush, Patti Butler, Phillip 226 . . . Juniors an te, R7 I . ,.,. N5 f' uf 4. X X f .. 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Lewis, Mathew Little, Lisa London, Charlotte Low, Staci Lowther, Eugene Longbrake, Maurice Luman, Beth MacFall, Mike Magee, Kami Mallory, Rick Marsh, David Martin, Marlon Martin, Paul Martin, Rita Martin, Robert Mass, Gabriella May, Julie Mayfield, Tim McCalister, Velesha McCaney, Precious McCracken, Sheila McCrary, DWayne McCullough, Ricky' McDade, La Jeania McDaniel, Walter McDougal, Tim McDougal, Tom McDow, Sherry McFarland, Penny McGee, Katherine McGee, Travis McGowan, Annie McHam, James Mclnnis, Tami 230 . . . Juniors QQ' P 1? -72 ig? n. ' -A 5 if fu K v x -Q.-fs,,'.-1j,ff,, . N , - exi -'I . 3 f 1. ' L .I 1: f- ,. f .ffillfg ff' ., 7 11: 9-A if K ' ,. ,, XX , dxf, has , I r 52Y li:.?i-'M , ' X ' ,ai A, 'b If ' SMH . f X , , ,Q X xt' ,. , M fwxy I 1 2 1 ' , f X an ' r, 1 K ,fn ,. X . '4 , 4 ,dj dj, 1 ' ' - ' 1 H as I 'Q wa X E Q- I 4 E55 ji 'inf . '35, - K ' 1 it H .V 5 .nr , I 1 L.-L., M ix..-2 . K . jr. I are 4' Q . 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Sherian Tomlinson, Howard Turnbow, Cindy Turner, Donald Vandergriff, Mark Veal, Durrell Vickers, Jeannie Vuong, Kim Vuong, Luan Wade, Shannon Walker, Steve Wallace, Randy Ware, Tammy Ward, Ken Ward, Randy Warren, Marlos Warren, Regina Warren, Tony Washington, Cecil Washington, Tracy Watts, Tammie West, Joe Weems, Lynn Weeks, Laurie Wells, Curtis Wells, Suzanne Whitaker, Eleanor White, Kim White, Toni White, Shelly Whitmore, Sandra Wideman, Roderick Wideman, Willie Williams, Anthony Williams, Carolyn Williams, Danita Juniors . . . 233 Williams Williamsi Williams Williams Williams, Williams, Williams Williams, Williams, Williams Cortez Gena Jessie John James Marcellus Roderick Sheila Sheila J. Vick Wilson, Gerald Wilson, Sherry Wilson, Willie Winston, Darrell Witherson, Holly Womack, Robin Woods, Doris Woods, Priscilla Wright, Shari York, Michael Wright, Tammy Ziegler, Debra 'w f s - 1 M n ,S r fs 5 , .'. KL, ff Vx: , 4 , x 4, : yi 'W ,L iz w J x msg . 1 , ., in 7' ' up 'A' . 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SOPHOMORES . . . 241 Adams, Cecil Adams, Debbie lAkins, Patsy Alexander, Bobby Alexander, Donna Alford, Bennie Allen, Carla Allen, Leathia Amie, Lynetter Anderson, Marchelle Anderson, Willie Arnold, Brian Arnold, Linda Artega, Martin Ates, Regina Ausborne, Diedra Bailey, Keith Bailey, Ylonda Baker, Christine Battles, Keith Battles, Terrance Baulkman, Nakita Bayless, Paul Bell, Carl Bell, Carolyn Bell, Jeniffer Bergbower, Shelly Berry, Douglas Berry, Jeff Biggs, Bobby Bingham, Duane Bininger, Dawn Biondo, Jimmy Bishop, Danny Black, Cornelius Black, Delores Black, Gerald Black, M. Black, Sharon Black, Yvette Blake, Patti Blanton, Kerri Bobbitt, Sonia Booker, Yolanda Boss, Raymond Boswell, Randy Bourgess, Joyce Bowie, Renee Boyd, David Boyd, Twyla Boynt, Marilyn Bradley, Cheryl Breault, Julie Britton, Ken Broadllurst, Dealoy Broadus, Robert x 5' 4 P r A ,,J i can . 'Sa fy .hilgi 1 ' .4 3 . Ri 1 - - fi 1 '4 W! ! 'im I VG! 299 Q .yfgu, haf, ,. - M B' ., we wg ' 6 5 r 1 J Y Q it f H. 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Carpenter, Vonny Carter, Dewayne Carter, Glen Carter, Jacqueline Cato, La Gale Cayard, Richard Chapman, Terree Cheeseman, John Choice, Rosalyn Choice, Sherry Clark, Kecia Clark, Kerry Clark, Richard Clay, Cephus Clay, Marquette 1 Clay, Twee Clemons, Monty Coats, Charlotte Cockrell, Mike Coleman, Andrew Coleman, Carolyn i .FF 1 , Coleman, Jerry Combs, Nick Cook, Booker Cooper, Alice Cooper, Barbara Cooper, Cynthia Cooper, Deenie Cooley, Corneli Corneli Cooper, Richard Todd us, Jay us, Kim Council, Alesia i ,ft 4- 'A , , , . ,,- . it pq, ti , 'sv ,, H X, 533. FZ. NC Q 13' V Y VH' 4 1 ,X N , , . 1 We , Q 514' .f 1,3 , E E R Rm 5, ai., C . 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Bruce Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Kenneth Johnson, Johnson, Rodney Johnson, Carl Greg Ira Linda Sandr Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Jones, Altrina Antonio Beverly David Jessie Neal Pamela Patricia Shirlene 8 fi' 4 t e 'ig J- f ,E , A v, ,f 1 ' it 4 ji v , X V 'i Pdf ? 'il , ff' r y if F x if .me J il 53 ' ' , . ISM: ' if?- 3 Jones, Vaunda Jones, Shelia Jordan, Terry Keeton, Harold Kelly, Michael Kelly, Van . Kemp, Kelly L i fr . , 'iw dk.- x .. ...mr x, 'a +3 J., . 6 ly H it i F i rg I' 5' X 1' Q V,,,f 'x , ,- iffy 5 K a ii 5 M, 4 if Z 5 W i ii' if her. Mhz? , - f 'ww If Jxnrfffswa. .. .ha v f f 92 'Q if i as ' 4, v, -Qfagggi ,. as-.nm . -0 A- - -. . .-. wg, f ff 2 , -W wg 1. 'Y 1 I 4 4 6+ M -A, 'RYE' rf. . 'Q,, Kimlicko, J. Kincaide, Gisselle Kindles, James Kirvin, Sharon Krajka, Lawrence Lacy, Sharon Lamplin, Kevin Laney, Wendy Lawler, Andrew Lawrence, Scott Lawson, Dianne N K1 YH gt 9 E' 1 Y, x . :il 1 1 ',f,e,v t W 5 h,,f, 55 4 5 ' ga' Ai ,1 'R f ' , ',., e . i J h K 'Pix XXXXX A I W E X wx , N ,f f XA lk 6. Lay, Paula Lee, Janet Lee, Phyllis Leevey, Doug Leonard, Lloyd M l , ng 4 3 i ,. :Lg .am fb , 211 x- K .mn W r,-xii. .RQ 3 Lewis, Alanda Lewis, Charles Lewis, Henry Lewis, Kim , , Littles, Joannie 246 . . . SOPHOMORES ' TFL, .ll X ,V Ta , ,v 4, ai inf v ,w ik 3 fy ilfi- , x S A 9 , 5 ' P li Pl' 'xx ly ' 'A nxt 1, ' 3 4 ,WA .. 16- - 14 cw , ,L x 3 , mf- ' 1 Mm . x f- J. t. . ' a, fb as if . JH w ill ' . ' l rf Y 'O , m 6 Y Y v ,'f' 2 ,,, ,,, if tx , 1 jf? 'Nw I X 3, fl 1 -K ,. Q .9 L? 3. ' W' ev cf 'W lr l Q ' xgi 4, FF' 4 l , J -s 4' Ml Y CV 'QA . P ,X 'X 5 A , X fwzy, I VK V V M F . . '. . A' K . 0 lr we li .-f .',T.'I.' f 1 'Qm'b 'X I 'ls . U 'S .L 4 , . if-3' X, w ,,M,. Q51 4? I' H, ,, Q '25, ,. R sv l A fm u 9, 'L J T57 W' , ,,, , Af? 5 x X,1' F 3' 1s,f. 0 Lockey, Shelia Loggins, Jeff Loghry, Michelle Long, Anthony Long, Danny - Longbrake, Teresa Loving, Terry Lowry, Teresa Mack, R. D. Macoy, Stacey Mallett, Melvin Malone, Sherri ' . ,, Manning, Latonya QE, tl 2 ,XP . x Q , N' of 7 Manning, Lawrence Manning, Mark Marcontell, Deborah Martin, Melanie Martin, Tony Mass, Gregory Mass, Patricia , Mayfield, Gary U V ,rw sl, ,fi McClarnon, Julie McClenny, Leigh Ann McClung, C. McCormick, Carlos McCoy, Curtis McCoy, Doug McCrary, Ricky xl I . E' P' ,a McCullough, Cassandra McCurley, Amy McDonald, Bernice McGee, James McGee, Lola McGee, Mary McKinnis, Kristopher Mclntire, Randy McKay, Kim McKnight, Tasha McLeod, Donna McLeod, Phillip McMiller, Jeanette McNeal, Chaice A N . -.Q O NM ,az if if ff , Q n 'iv SOPHOMORES . Mitchell, Kenneth Moffett, Ervin Moore, ' Moore, Moore, Moore, Morris, McRight, Camay Meador, Jason Messer, Steve Miller, David Miller, Lisa Mitchell, Gerald - , Mitchell, Jerry Roderick Shirley Teresa Belinda Polly ..247 Morrow, Mickey Mosley, Lonnell Mosley, Scott Mosley, Tracy Morillo, Elvira Murphee, Karen Murick, Robert Mutt, Janice Myles, S. Neill, Susie Nelson, Andrea Nelson, Stacey Nick, Kathryn Nipp, Tammy Noland, Cynthia Oliver, Amos Oliver, Melinda Oliver, Patrick 0'Neal, Bobby O'Neil, Youvonne 0'Quinn, Wanda Parish, Debbie Paris, Terry Parker, Betty Parker, Nelta Payne, K. Peery, Millard Perez, Delores Perkins, Rachael Pettigrew, Betty Pfrtzrenreuter, Shirl Phillips, Charlene Phillips, Johnnie Phillips, Tracy Pickett, Lesia Pike, Paul Pollard, Jackie Powell, Peggy Prater, Sandra Price, Penny Prince, David Printer, Lila Printers, Sharon Pritts, Sherri Pruitt, Helen Pyle, Sally Ann Raibon, Deron Rains, Kathryn Rains, Kevin Ramirez, Ramirez, Ramirez, Rolando Randle, Bonnie Eddie Stephanie Rasberry, Amy Rasberry, Jami Rasor, Dana 248 . . . SOPHOMORES A 1 e? M1 mi. .4 f iii 1XJ' Vi C, X ,L R R ? 'hz A 'K ,,', 1 aw 1 N 1 93'4.ab'r gt if , mi an , srrsss- , ' , area: Q il , ,257 45, ,T ri : ' f R W gl , A X 'l M 422 ' I 212, Q, 4' 55 X 5' 'gil L:-l 4 2?,,.4, q .,, -J A f,sg:,w:f4ie , ,.- S9 4' -A A - A? .- vii' Ji ' ' 2 : K i'r- I ' X .if A -,L - - 5aQ.1:y:13,ar- - ,,.,,, f A I if X I ' fliii- R 1 , , N 5 : :M ' 'l Lg 'N 3 Vlwxixrxxk x K ' ,elf I Qi ' . u' L ' K A, Ox Q V v QQ 'Q 12, l i ! ffiQ1,ff'i'k'f,, 'def fs ' R y 05.4QK1.f'ix A M - fi ' if M Y it if X 'fx -- ' S 1 gi, y A ,X - F , ' ' EQ. is in r 'K ,adl I ' Ai P 7 2- if if f v ,riff X Qui , my , E- A A . , A . W ' 2, , ,Li ,ily , . 335, Q, X i i 2 ' R ' k . 1 2 Ha: ,V Qf- , . , Q X A I i, Ny! K R J , X S X F ml ' ' Q' if X ' ' N R '75 y R E L 1 ' f' a , ,., W i, ' Va' h ... 'V if if ' fi H I It f a A, . V lm x R if J 5 dnl new l . Q' a , .Q Q RX Q , Qty, Y , 1' V . ' 1 ' : A . ., ' in A .. ,7 f A - V fa' I 1 ,, f -4 1 - I g A l ' 77 tv , X, , .Q-Qin: x I xzfj. el 3'-if FT 3 ,Ag ' V FZ!-ff - 52 i lm f. A K Y fy , , , I L :MEVW V I , , . Y- f 1' I 'H 4. fi' f' H, 3 9 'Eff L we , 4d 'b it , ,, 1 f .4 'fu ff f V if 3. r' , A I it , is 'N ' f if , , ,SYN fix x :dig S if R, vb, l 3- 1 .A ' gb . 1. 'V I .egg Q, X was 'L' F ,5 ., Q.. fgl, W f , ,r-rf: 54-5. K 1 1 ur- t. fggg vt, fi f we ' fyiglhll. ' 5 ' V , wi 4'm si ll ,, N Wg 3 - ai' x 5 sg., , ,, ,gf 've .Kr I . ef, . Vi k , X D Ray, Rhonda Reece, J. Reece, Ronald Reed, Donna Reynolds, Robin Rey, William Rhoades, Donald Ricketson, Hong Rider, Jessie Rider, Kevin Robbins, Joey Robertson, Julie Robertson, Lonell Roberts, Randy Robinson, Debra Rocha, Kent Roden, Jana Roel, Joe Rogers, J. Rogers, Wayne Ross, Andrea Ross, Leon Ross, Kelly Rowan, Randy Roy, Cheryl Roy, Jeanette Rush, Yalonda Russell, Bobby Ryan, Rusty Salazar, Robert Sales, Patricia Sanders, Camille Sanders, Cynthia Sanders, Donna Sanders, Sandy Saunders, Cynthia Saunders, Delores Schmidt, Neva Scoggins, Dianna Scott, Barbara Scott, Neldra Seaton, Clint Seibeir, Chris Semler, Mary Jo Sessions, Pam Shanks, Freddie Shaw, Patricia Shelbon, Carmie Shepard, Steven Sherman, Dona Shots, Martha Sigler, Tammy Sikes, Jeff Singer, Gina Sipes, Joel Sippio, Sharon SOPHOMORES . . . 249 Smiley, Robin Smith, Anthony Smith, Darryl Smith, David Smith, Marcia Smith, Ron Smith, Teresa Sowell, Kenneth Spain, Cecil Spencer, Darwin Spencer, Eldret Spencer, Teresa S eirs P s Spivey, Squire, Staley, Verne Ralph Gary LaMark La Stanley, Peggy Stanton, Verlinda Staples, Clint Starks, Calvin Starling, Sherri Starnes, Shawn Steele, Allen Steingrube, Julie Stewart, Teresa Stidham, Clifton Stripling, LaDorphys Strong, Robert Stroud, Chris Stubblefield, Michael Suggs, Kathy Sustaire, Vicky Swift, Larry Taplin, Richard Tate, Doug Tatum, Lisa Tatum, Trevesia Taylor, James Taylor, Johnnie Taylor, Mashell Terrell, Carolyn Tew, Juan Theus, Greg Theus, Teresa Theilkler, Lynn Thomas, Altus Thomas, Kenneth Thomas, Terri Thompkins, K. Thompson, Don Tidball, Susan Tidmore, L. Tille, Deldrick Tilley, Travis Trammell, Steve Tucker, Anita 3' 'fn f . 2 fi f Q f , I 4 ,S we 1 as Q 5 , .. In S2 250 . . . SOPHOMORES , ,.. 'yu I :K 'J My S ' . EJ, ' I. LE 5 , 1 ce '- ,, , I 2 an i ' p 4 . 5' ' r , XX i k--'gy K' M t,.f 5 i in t ,Y Mzggxrdil .rv ,L t L -if Yijfglp p Wig' i ly 'jf , tidy: 'f 'Q . T y 7 'fa A ' ' 'Zi' , ': ' . ,- K 1 MET? + at 1, v , af! ,Q ws., af'i-.z.?1 ,M rs 5'-J. Q'i '1: 'f 1 ' 1 S -L3 ' ,Rf ,i 1, , p yy s J 'Q E C 'J 5' I A fi , Ay-P ,Q E72 la, 'iiiii 4 , e, 1501 V V Q C, V.. l W K 5 is -1-Q ififs5,.'Fs?l6l 32951 ' .4 ' ,.., .' ' I ' ,Q - ' Wifi Q1 xx ,. fr -3, ' Q ' ,,,w,,, ,, X 57, X , i X Wa, , - r 13 nf f 1 H A Q , 1 , .Q . ' E 'Q Iii 1 n. , , ,- A? , K. nf-za ff 1 ' it F Y ,, . .rgf V w. ,z Es, A ,Q at R: , Lf . ' fa, 1 . J 7 w x fa w h o 5 -t 2 K Y ya 1. if 4, i f X W 1: if fag i if A ,tm ,, I if X 4 . , 'ff l 1 DX jx x In l if wfw i 3' L X '. ,Cy k x Turner, George -' Turner, Lynn Turner, Pamela Van, Gale VanHouten, Mark Vickers, Michael Vickers, Sandra i 7' Victoria, Elizabeth M? f , Vinson, Jeffrey Q, A . Wade, Shannon , , 7 ' ,bv ' 5 ' Waggoner, Tina 411' , v' if. K 1, Walker, Jacqueline . xg? y le., Walker, Kathy 4 l'- e Walker, Michael ' 3 M 'ii i ' 1. x , R, K' ii 'Q 19551 .9 a Wallace, Brenda X Wallace, Marion 5 , . , Wallace, Terri ' ss' Q , W + 4 - Q Ward, Debra - , f ' ' .r Ward, Donna xx . 'fag ' f Ward, Greg ' 3 Q ' 1 ,Y Warren, Barbara if .W ,, 5 5 Q I W S , Q fi, - 5 .QQ K 7' M -- ' ' xg A 1 it Warren, Cynthia Warren, za Jacqueline Warren, Shelia Watson, Misty 3 Watson, Yuvonda N ,L Weaver, Brent J' ' Weaver, Jackie gggaig, . A Q. Weaver, T. 4-YI'-K ' Q, ' MW Weaver, Woody ,fl 'f , Webb, Nancy W XY, Weesener, Larry Weesner, Ron A Weisler, Kirk ' Welch, Cheryl f 4 ' - Wells, Johnnie W A -W v Q is 1 Wheeler, Gwen 5, 3 4 A fig if ,ri - 5, Wheeler, Lewis ' ' A , 5- . 3 Wheeler, Sebastian f ..,- ' . My :f ,if , gig, lf' Wheeler, Yvette sf ' ' , l ' ,sl White, C. P. ,. Q. ' ' X X White, Curtis f l,.......f ., .JL 1: V. . , White, John ,, 1 3:',::311's.,'1.':,':,'1 ' Q- J--'Q A Wilkerson, J. -5 gf Williams, Anthony ' Williams, Anthony Y I Williams, Arthur M 5 4 -ix Williams, Carol , Williams, Connie 4, Williams, Curtis Williams, Danita Williams, J. D. 1, Williams, John I Williams, Lee SOPHOMORES . . . 251 Williams, Linda Williams, Michael Williams, Rodney Williams, Roy Williams, Sherman Willingham, Cherie Willis, Curtis Wilson, Damon Wilson, Gerald Wilson, Valerie Wisenbaker, Melinda Womack, Greg Woodall, Curtis Woods, Brady Woods, Doris Woods, Gladys Woods, Richard Woods, William Worthy, Todd Wright, Angela Wright, Steve Wynn, Bronwynn Yates, Arthur Yates, Randy York, Michael Young, Dewayne Young, Rodney Young, Ruth Young, Shelia Hardin, Ron 4 if jf 1' b ' l L .t z 'A 3 , ,Q 4 ,.,, in ! ' -v. vm ,LO ,., 'K ' .n m ff? -xi 5 i ' 5, A 'A f , ,L of f 2 Q K , 33,1 ,357 ' ' i if?gge,43 7 ff- Vt, fi , ,N I W X M ,.,'1 iff A ,Q E ,vigix S Egg VH ,ii s Q ,11 sz r 4 1 ii... V. . Lam v , ,g . ff 'W 4 A a 4, ' 'Q ,.. 2 Q3 , 1 g ',5- H :A H - -0 fi' - ,QQ Ir ,- X rf 1 ,A W N: f ' V, ii 3 5:3 ,, ' X 1 'W 'i' 1 R i ia- ' ' i PM ' X 1. . it lg! if pr I-ii 'f 5'5L? LQi A, Ji 'A K F fwixgr, as wi ,MQW -'dv . N , .- . ff .ag fl, ii' gl, J , Q' 2 . gf -M . M 'ZW ' ' - ,qt , . ' 1 A ' ff Ny gg 1 1 W i , 3 2 2' if 1 X K r - 1 . Q .elf A L, w ,Q , -X, 4 y X M C X Q ff Xj, ,X j l Q ,4 , ,Q lisa ' 11 252 . . . SOPHOMORES ss, . V T ,' I Q2 ,W- I A . ... ii.. 4 L' ,Q .Elf Mr' I X H. I 5 P+? 1 1 Ck 4 .,-in gh 'R' h '14 , . ' - w ' 1 Q V ' N of ?ifl5f5Tii: K K QQ i n W, ,- S 333 r -A Q ' , out . 5 A 4 A V ' ' , ':-f ' ' ' , A 'T 'L 2 ' Q, K X w I e ' . 3 3 Y Q ixf Q 1 ,,-,, U if kwin. g gf V 1 , t 45 iw V ii P fy' 1 , ,N e . f, , , . 31 1 'ia P29 1 fy, ,A 1-V' ,, J i f? f ' 1, Sonage, Connie Steven, Barron Staley, Laverne Wallace, Marion Williams, Gena A 1 w 'F f 1 f 1 K 4 a v Arnold, Wade Bell, William Caldwell, Jimmy Cameron, Sonya Clifton, Phillips Conners, D. Cooper, Sammy Elliot, Donna Feaster, David Hallman, Terri Hill, Sharon Hubbard, Steve Johnson, Kenneth Johnson, Rickey Jones, Patricia Jones, Phil Loechel, Tammy McClarnon, Julie Mclnnis, Robin Menton, Denis Montgomery, Lesley Marilla, Flecia Owens, Connie Phillip, Arnold Phillips, Johnny Pennell, Maria Pierce, Terry Robertson, Doanld SOPHOMORES . . . 253 451 Sophomore A utographs 5 i Y 4 E U4 5 o X K. In 2 U1 alsltmia saws R -In John Tyler High School welcomed its Hrst freshman class in the fall of 1979. Confused, dazed, the brunt of jokes- they wandered the hallways-looking for classes, someone familiar, a friendly smile. By the end of the Hrst pep rally, however, the newcomers had caught hold of the Lion pride and were full fledged members of the school. From football to debate freshmen participated in school activities, demonstrating in every way they had the spirit that keeps our school No. 1. 255 lA 'X I s . ss Q , Q ' W QQDQMG 6399993317 Z' NW Q Y, ,pp 1 V K -4 S3 V ,A -, - u-h FL-'-l,,,-- E5 3 al, X K w. Q06 .435 QW g Q- Gp ij 3757 ffl! C5555 Qi? Q N 5 is .1...,s-,ts Q ,. Pg I ,C as ,ff Migj ,,,bf f , fe- -' v, 5-X' , ' ., 'wrg , fi L ff' V Q3 if 41 117534, -:Qu ' ? Q , -.VA , V - , . -o,- ., A . V-'. u. 5, ' -' ., 4, www-1 f 'ff15FW '!'i'gp4 X V HIM- ,V-,Y -,W i , V, er.: W 1' 3 .lf - V ,, M A 1 : I. M 2 1 , , 979 80 P esident Steve Hubbard, Vice-president David Sanchez, and Secretary Freshman Class Representatives for 1 - are: r Besse Walker. FRESHMEN . . . 257 Abshire, Bubba Adams, Lavita Adams, Lisa Adams, Michael Adams, Monica Adamson, Dion Adcock, Sonia Allen, Christi Allen, Holly Allison, Kim Alvey, Jana Amos, Judith Andries, Steve Angulo, Jesus Ansley, Anita Ardis, Laquita Arnold, Wade Arps, Sandra Arterberry, Sibyl Authur, Samuel Ashley, Carl Atwood, Marie Ayre, Dori Bailey, Marilyn Bailey, Marilyn Bailey, Melissa Bailey, Melissa Bailey, Terri Barnes, Jacqueline Barnett, Meladee Barr, Todd Barrett, Audrey Barrett, Edith Barron, John Bassett, Don Bates, Chris Battee, Zeta Baxter, Edward Baxter, Sherea Bayonne, Linda Beal, Bryan Beard, Jodie Beck, Wanda Bell, Darwin Bell, Febrina Bell, Robert Bell, Tina Bell, William Bendy, Rodney Benthall, Otis Berry, Karol Bessire, Lee Ann Bingham, Garrick Birchor, Larry Bizor, Sonia Black, Deshanna ,N A 1 F A A -x 3, 5 U L A 7 4f,.- . if 51, xl - f . 6 A , 'J J 1 'lf1,y.tVs ,EL A QU,-affix? B f 2 K X ,vu ' 1 1 My -V 'eff-1 f ix 5 . ,fi if -is 1 L ' P ' 'N , ' , if , , , , V ,Ag v ,iw C - in r 6 . V V A t r,i.j,Q' y Y 4 , Va Li!! n ,sf , A J , ' 1' 3 ,gf-at 2 X ff ' , ,i., i ,. w ' ' 2 ' af 'ii' ' Q A , 4 .54 I' , ,Q ,nfl k is ph i PM .1 . , , ' , 1 . ,, ,ggi fi A 'Y f 1 , - -A fi: ' y, v 1 YH 'S A s .,.. n 'N w ,, F s X at Qi, I Q ' i' w , J, , L Lv N - A , ni V.' G U , X-Q. 'Ffa' ,, : nf K ki' ,V Wm s. W V- ,Lk :gh ,XML ,, . , Vi, ly ZZ, Q, X' 1,2 ' 1, . , K ' iii' fi Q 3 3 3 , X Q is ff A 35 fv,,,,,,f ,' I ., , 'fl L jg ix 258 . . . FRESHMEN ,J an J 1 fi' , 7 In , y Q f 1 7' i Yi 'W-SWE! ,my .. d J QR s' i I-5 .24 1 resign: ' L f Aw. -'if?T5ii?ME-1 ' .Tw ,df J --ggi Q ff-,rfwauf f 1 sw?- . J 'mn i '!!iEsiuzn . '- El y. n 'yzf g' ,fur 'A g qu, Xi' ig, li J .. wi, A ' L , A I' V Q. . , , 4, .V . gk 'xi in,r1.,:. fflllhauxfiluu ' mms nn. ' , N ,gg M . ,jig 1 Q1 UB an a if f 'N V x is , X 2, B 9 'Vi ., flip, 1 xn kkl 2 4 W ,... . .r 1 f r L. 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A t i, is 4 so 2 ' f f, - me Black, James Black, M. w Black, Sharon Black, Terri Blackmon, Robby Blackwelder, Randy Blanton, Sandra Bobbitt, Karen Boyd, Evelyn Bradshaw, James Breitling, Mike Brents, Katherine Broadhurst, Kenneth Brooks, Sonia Broughton, Thomas Brown, James Brown, LeAnn Brown, Marietta Brown, Pearline Brown, Penny Browning, Annie Brummit, Paula Bryant, Ron Buchanan, Ronald Buckner, Gregory Buford, Twanna Burgess, Daniel Burgess, Ruth Burist, Karla Burkham, Michael Burns, Larry Bush, Gary Butler, Marissa Butler, Randy Butler, Ricky Byrd, Sonya Byrd, Edith Caddel, Viki Cade, Rex Caffrey, Kathleen Caldwell, Ben Callens, Joe Calloway, Ronald Cameron, Sonya Cambell, Darryl Carlson, Carl Carpenter, Car. Carr, Donald Carr, Tammy Carsten, Yvonne Carter, Jacqueline Cash, Melanie Cass, Vanessa Chapin, Margaret Chapman, Robert Choice, Jerry FRESHMEN . . . 259 Christopher, C. Clark, Henry Clark, Joseph Clark, Twana Clayton, Angela Clower, Eddie Cluiss, Terry Coats, Lester Cobb, Lonnie Coffer, Lisa Coffman, Scott Cohen, James Combs, Mark Combs, Theresa Compton, Vikki Conner, DeUndra Cook, Joe Cook, Sherrye Cooks, Tracy Coon, Kelly Cooper, Carleen Cooper, Diann Cooper, Gwen Cooper, Raymond Copeland, Tony Cortez, Elizabeth Cowerd, Alton Cox, Bill Cox, Jackie Cravens, Nathan Crawford, Mike Crawford, Phyllis Crawford, Coff Critchlow, John Crocker, Kevin Crook, Jerry Crouch, Ronald Curbow, Larry Currington, Pam Curtis, RuthAnn Dance, Mark Davidson, Mike Davis Davis Davis: wiuie Davis, Dean, , Darian Lester Yolanda Robby Denton, Lee Derrough, Kennard Devereaux, Larry Dews, Dews, Gary Renay Dickenson, Danny Dixon, Kim Domms, Donald Donaldson, Amanda c s .Q X 1 260 . . . FRESHMEN , s-5 -if Syl 4 'N 'N-4 ' 'xii Q3 52 5 aff? , fa 5 qw .- , ..-,zz -gm ' Ji? Q55 if f B 7 C x wif -1-E fig! -Q -,cf , 5 5 ., .1 1 4 Q 5 M af' , ,Q A A 9. I Q Q? 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'Y' I ii' X fe' ,, R t 5 ., 1 545' 'iz J 5 fi Dotson, Allen Dotson, Johnny Dotson, Lawrence Dotson, Susanne Dotson, Wilbert Downs, William Driggers, Billy Dry, Lori Dudley, Amy Dugger, Pete Dumas, Tim Dunn, Roderick Dunn, Terri Dunning, George Ehlen, Richard Early, Melissa Edwards, Keith Edwards, Sharon Erwin, Shwanda Elliot, Donna Elliot, James Elliot, Katherine Ellis, Sandy Ellis, Vicki Ellis, William English, Daniel Ericson, Mark Ervin, Mark Erwin, Bobby Joe Erwin, Roderic Eurine, Bobby Evans, Charles Fails, Rebecca Fears, Bernard Ferrell, Kevin Fields, Henretta Fife, Shelli Fleet, Randy Fleming, Georgia Fletcher, Cindy Fletcher, Charity Flowers , Greg Flowers, Keith Ford, Donna Ford, Kevin Ford, Patricia Foreman, Patrick Forward, Cleve Foster, Calvin Fra, Patrick Franklin, Greg Franklin, Laurie Franklin, Missy Freeman, Brian Friend, Darrell Gabbard, Dave FRESHMEN . . . 261 Gabbard, Jimmy Gabriel, Celeste Garcia, Poernia Garcia, Roberto Garcia, Samantha Garrison, Darren Garza, Gilbert George, Vernon Gideon, Kelli Gideon, Kristi Gilbert, Keri Gipson, Cynthia Givens, Vonita Gonzales, Jorge Goodnight, Tommy Gordon, Patricia Goss, Kim Grady, Dorthy Green, Donata Green, Jackie Green, Zina Grier, Mark Griffith, Stephanie Griffith, Susan Griggs, David Grimes, Robert Guthrie, Jerry Haggerty, Grahen Hall, Lois Hale, Paula Hampton, Aaron Hampton, Henry Hampton, Rhonda Hanna, Gary Hanson, Sean Harper, Jackie Harris, Frederick Harris, Kevin Harris, Lynn Harvey, Bryan Hearron, Scott Henderson, Sondra Hendley, Scott Hendley, Vonda Henry, Marcy Henry, Michael Herbert, Mike Herrell, Sammy Hibbs, Frank Hightower, R. 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P+' ,M 4 , I Hodge, Greg Hollen, Jill Hood, Margaret Hopkins, Les Howard, George Howard, Mary Hubbard, Steven Huckabee, Caren Hudson, Sheketha Hughes, Kathy Hunt, David Hunter, Terry Ingram, James Irvin, Patrice Ivy, Kenneth Jackson, Jackson, Jackson, Jackson, Jackson, Jackson Cynthia Billy Brian Nolanda Rosalind Steven Jacobs, Frankie James, D anny Jeffery, Harold Jennings, Eulonda Jessie, lronda J eter, Jerry J eth, John Johnigan, Elanor Johnigan, Marcus Johnson, Beverly Johnson, Charles Johnson, Linda Johnson, Patricia Johnson, Renata Jones, A. Jones, Andrea gt 1 , Jones Beverly g ' 'jg Y 'Q I Jones Erma if Jones Gaylon T Jones Jay V ,Q ,Q ' Jones, Jerry rx H y J i Jones, Joyce ei .go A M M A Y 1 Jones, Keeton fav' , 4 f . - ,gi 4 I Jones Kenneth QMS? 'e 3 at 36 . , i-if f ,. , gif Jones Marie ' i s 'N F , ' , I Jones Martino ' , ,' i e ., ' -,K ? Jones Reginald f ,I E j I '. , it , A L, , A N Jones, Phill V im 1, U ,A I sg -, . Jordan, Pamela 1. f . In E- we , ,, 1, N , Jordon, Shelia i - A if If af' I ,ii 7' ' is m,,1,,L ,J Q A Kemp, James I 'f f 1 . ,LQ fa P 'A I Kemp, Johnnie . 1 J' Q H, Q Q Kelly, Latricia ' 1 ,g 34 In Kennedy, Bill -, i .Q W f : : F zw 'JA , 43, N . ff ., F' F A me FRESHMEN . . . 263 Kendals, Jimmy Kennedy, Selma Kennemer, Becky Kent, Brent Kersh, Karla Key, Lorraine Kidd, Dorothy King, Rosalyn Kinney, James Kirbo, Zack Kirven, Shelia Kizer, Melissa Knight, David Lancaster, Denise Lang, Kathy Lang, John Latimer, Alesia Leavitt, James Lebow, Jodi Lee, Geniece Lee, Robert Lee, Robert Lee, Stephanie Lee, Tawanna Lemons, Darrell Leonard, Nolan Lester, J. Lewis, Steven Lindsey, Terry Lloyd, Sterling Long, Anthony Loper, Barron Louther, Jackie Luce, Tina Lunsford, Angela Lytle, Tommy Mack, R. D. Maddox, Scott Magana, Freddie Malone, Michael Mangum, Jimmy Maniard, Ricki Martin, Benjamin Martin, Tony Malone, Mark Mayfield, Mary Mayo, Mark Mays, John McBurney, Jeanie McCarrell, Leonard McCLoud, Teresa McCoy, Judy McDaniel, Robert McDowell, Jacqueline McGee, David McGee, Robert 264 . . . FRESHMAN Murillo, ,., - ,ma rx? ZX X3 igkxxe 1 i w il. 1 . Q Bm ' 5 if 4-. EF-, t. V at fa ., . . Y, - 1 . V ,V arf' McGee, Veronica McGee, Willie McGines, Lucrette Mclntire, David McKinney, Ginger McLeod, Phillip McNeal, Mona McQueen, Teresa McRight, Canay Miguez, Chris Miles, Angela Miller, David Miller, Lisa Miller, Patricia Miller, Richard Mitchell, Kenneth Mitchell, Sandy Mobley, Cassandra Montgomery, Leslie Shelia Morris, Morris, Mosley, Q. M ,, Y, 5 e lj,-. ,QF Q sw v i i, .r . 3, ,J K ' W .14 X , .n A w 1 u.. 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Brinard Connie Cynthia Freda Marvin . 265 Painter, Tambra Palmer, Wade Pamell, Marie Pardue, Terry Parker, Nanette Parson, Tammy Patel, Chanda Payne, Mary Pearce, Virgil Perkins, David Phillips, Clifton Phelps, Lesa Phillips, Harold Phillips, Randy Pickett, Lesia Pike, Paul Pinkney, Cynthia Polk, Marilyn Polk, Mike Polk, Patrick Polley, Michael Powell, Wanda Presley, Debra Price, Alberta Priestly, Keith Prince, David Printers, Jackie Printers, Jerry Pristly, Anthony Pryor, James Purtle, Karen Pyle, Sally Ann Raburn, Jesse Rains, Kathryn Ramirez, Bonnie Rasberry, Toni Ray, Tony Redwine, Roderick Reece, J. Reed, Katie Reed, Rickey Rhoade s, Donald Rhoades, Ronda Richardson, C. Ricketson, Hung Rider, Jesse Rider, Kevin Robbins, Joey Roberts, Randy Robertson, Donald Robertson, Lionel Robbinson, Michael Rocha, Robin Rodriguez, Yvonne Rogers, Tammy Roland, Alvin I.. ' N pl ,.., P ' iff? . 5, --11-5 i s . ' ag, x I W A .- ik 5' . 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Spain, Cecil ' f Q Spearman, Brad Q X' AM f Spencer, Stanwin .. - s ,:f'- , -. y Ni 1--'Y f ' f,X'! FRESHMEN . . . 267 Spivey, Gary Stamps, Terri Stanfield, Charlene Starks, James Starks, Sherry Steele, Nehemiah Stephenson, Kardinal Stephone, Lee Stevens, Tami Stimpson, Dennis Stovall, Deborah Street, Anita Stride, Rebecca Strong, Robert Stubblefield, Michael Stubblefield, Shron Suggs, Stuart Swann, Kathy Swanson, Darren Swift, Larry Tate, Raymond Tatum, Lisa Tave, Carolyn Taxon, Taylor Taylor, Taylor Taylor y 9 Adienne Ann Dennis James Sandra Taylor, Tonda Taylor, Willie Teal, Jules Tennyson, Theresa Terrell, Angie Terrell, Bridget Theus, Teresa Thomas, Dwight Thomas, Terri Tompkins, J ohnna Thompson, Carl Thompson, Chequita Thompson, Cricket Thompson, Cynthia Thompson, Dwanna Thompson, Trudie Tidball, Susan Tiller, Doyle Tilley, Travis Tillison, Karen Timms, Arthur Tipton, Kenneth Turner, Otis Turner, Pamela Tutt, Sandra Upton, Cary Uzzel, Michael VanHouten, Mark 268 . . . 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Weesner, Rickey Weesner, Ron Wheeler, Cassandra Wheeler, Sebastian Whitaker, Flora Whitaker, Kent Whitaker, Sadalia White, Curtis White, John Whitehead, Teresa Whittemon, Steven Wigfall, Verma f 1 1 M -4 ' 'w we .s,. ti, ,. .gf W.. ,,, I i n, 4' Q ' 7 ' 4 N 19. 'L- ia, Williams, Williams, Williams, Williams, fx Williams, Debra Dwayne John Lee Ray Regina Roy Terri . 1 Williams, Williams, Williams, Williamson Christopher Willis, Marcus Wilson, Michelle FRESHMEN . . . 269 Wilson, Tony Wingard, Randy Wolbark, Mike Woodall, Teresa Woods, Woods, Woods Cynthia Ivry Kelli Woods, Richard Woods, Ronnie Woods, William York, Mike Young, Melissa Zimmerman, Linda Pierce, Michael 270 . . . FRESHMEN .i ,w I My J .sp 4 ..: .L . 4. K lx .4 ' , s y 'K M. x 3 I'll never understand this stuff. .uf ' . . W, ,xii H, 4 -K rl Fymffe 1 if ,of s ,A a . 'f 'f Tk' . S 3,57 ' QQ Qi! Freshman A utographs 272 PSP 'Viv-PS xn- N-ff 'H .A 'R 2 X . x 411' H . Us vs M A ' 5 273 . V' o'o a TATE ROOFING CO. TOMMIE D. TATE, Owner 214 593-8608 You'II Like Our Discount Prices 224 BAMJERA DR. TYLER, TEXAS 75701 No.1 No.2 2727 Van Hwy. 4211 S. Broadway Phone 593-2533 Phone 593-8243 Tyler, Texas A 3 4- ,i . A - , , My ,,.,, W--Q-vw: ' V 1 1 'I ' it X 1 E, . , iffy Q wc' ff .1 qv ,, ? ko.f U. A - A ' ,l . NA ,A g-af' - N K eierf.. Bergfeld Center X Brocdwoy Square , ' 1 X f' .55 wig? Q mg, in g'-4 3 .fda . m-ggfglffgff ' ' Y A ' V 'jus A,AA 3 if nw, I V' IS Y S, . K 11 if- y F Teresa Hobbs, Senior, models coat Yancy Finance 8' Insurance 1122 W. Erwin , Tyler, Texas 75701 Ph G r m G C Y INSURANCE USED LOANS CARS 815 South Beckham Hospital Area 592-8283 Secretary answers phone at Yancy Finance. IERRY W. YANCY Off. 592-8158 Owner Res. 593-6116 274 . . . Advertising Rod-Arrow-Ikeight Lines I' ed Ar 0 .,QZZ.9'ufwwz 13531 Advertising . . . 275 HAIR-CUTS Let us sign your 84 STYLES yearbook!!! FOR THE zofx, off HNOWH STYLIST SIGNATURE mhhmeg 2612 McDonald Rd. fcorner loop 323 84 McDonald Rd., Let us sign your yearbook!!! 20cZJ OFF srvusr SIGNATURE Hickory Fare Bar-B-Que 2 Locations in Tyler 'li ' W ser ice what we e V gel I ll it 'V U , g I 32 years experience is at-irfigr-i-zaiiigihdfl i 219 E. Elm 'S N 593-4031 1717 Gentry Parkway 642 592-9 2223 E. SE. Loop 323 Green Acres Bowling Center 561-8881 Mac's Gun Shop i Mr. Richard McBride and his son Mark display guns from Mac's Gun Shop. i No. 1 in Crafts and Hobbies My A M French Quarter 4500 South Broadway 561-5900 We Elizabeth Deliver Arden Cosmetics DILDY'S PHARMACY Closed Sunday Days 8 to 6 DAYS NITE 592-7329 597-2627 592-7833 CONGRATULATIONS SENlORS TYLER BEVERAGES The Unc ola 1839 West Gentry Tyler, Texas Advertising . . . 277 If ,K ' ' :X East Tekas Stereo Rocker WAYNE SHAY Builder of Quality Custom Homes 561-9394 561-1786 Today's Exceptional value in home investment Open 7 days a week 24 Hours zmmsfmr PIIKWH Quality stamps and SW, senior Discounts given PH I Lco Q. YVhirlpool CADE HOME APPLIANCE 8. T,V. CHARLES AND VELMA CADE Gentry Parkway Bgrigxgggge CHANDLER YEXAS Hsgailloige fwff we . Whirlpool EAST TEXAS REPROGRAPHICS Reproduction 301 South Beckham j 301 SOUTH BECKHAM O TYLER, TEXAS 75701 Specialists Tyler, Texas 75701 278 . . . Advertising HQUSE 0F FLOWERS QFormerIy Anne's House of Flowers, Niski Cooper and Brad Taylor display a lohn Tyler mum from House of Flowers. Worldwide Wire Service, Olde English Village All Major Credit Cards Accepted Tyler, Texas 75701 Owner: Sandy Knackstedt 12141 561-8123 Advertising . . . 279 A DISTINCTIVE FLORIST FOR ALL OCCASIONS . . . BOW STREET f - ' We enjoy doing business f- Prolleflll Used 1118 West Bow Tyler, Texas 75702 has never failed FLowER SHOP Phone 597-5768 or 597-7022 C g Coats McCain Corsages and Mums, a specialty W Lumber Co pt d All major credit cards acce e . v-- Congratulations Seniors from ' 1 Shipley s 7-Eleven 607 E. Houston 592-9131 A convenience store for all your needs Open 7 a.m.-11 p.m. 7 days a week Courtesy Of Sam R. Hill , . , , L,,,,,,,e, C,,,,,,,,,,,,, au' 6001100111119 ucsuuing Uylu and fad Uzxaa .Shes 793 7 Building Material and Supplies G O 0 N S 1112 E. Erwin sam Pham 593-8266 Eddie and CMO' Tyler, Texas 75701 STom Anna cott Dianne 8 Ad CIILVIIRY BAPTIST CHURCH North Broadway T .T 4 Bmitst T EI A Eg III! I II III A D'?ZEl1f' 'iI 'S ENGINEERED AIR SYSTEMS EIH IJDUIEH F5 4457 7U 517095 AIR COMPRESSOR RENTAL-SALES-SERVICE 2 14! 593-7303 TYLER, TEXAS Murphey 219N.Spring God L Employee at Murphey 'iThe jeweler shows senior rings to a IT students. The Jeweler' A-1 Rent All, Inc. 1 We Rent Most Everything 117 Shelly Dr 561 7314 2505 s SE L p 323 595 3518 C000 OLIE cRlDER's Auto SUPPLY LUCK NISKI! 2 645 W. Gentry Parkway Tyler, Texas 75702 Cooper's Worms 8: Rabbits Open 7 Days A Week 597-2975 597-4751 Montgomery Ward Your Family Store Our game is serving you. BERGFELD CENTER 1814R I d Tyl T Restaurant 8 Ad g 118171: -4- IDI: iii:-'i ll I- 'DI -lf? -ll ON THE MALL BROADWAY SQUARE PLUMBING HEAT NG 600 E Houston St. 593-8491 Wholesale Only Henr Carsten lr. Ph. 592-8231 Wallpapering Delivery Service Available Mums BECKHAM FLOWER SHOP Specializing in Funeral Designs 81 Hospital Arrangements ED NEAR HOSPITAI S CONVENIENTLY LOCAT AND FUNERAL HOMES ORVILLE LEWIS 592-8333 Day or Night 597-9077 Home 521S.BECKHAM Tyler, Texas 75702 CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH 1172 Miles South of Loop Associate Pastor 323 on Copeland Rd. Duane Pringle, Pastor 561-6361 Discover the Difference is Worth the Distance Richard Dennis Forest Smith Youth Director Advertising . . . 283 www ' aaomwf y441!buo6b'uMh7AafwQ?t ww we 6071005 COK6addaf We Wwwwyweggffw COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO Mineola Hwy. Tyler, Texas 75701 I 0. 597-9325 -4 1w lj !fSf'3 'f' Cuvelier Exxon New York Store Fabric Center Service Station 4300 S. Broadway QELU QQFHEP TYIe'ggfgZiI,g5701 Broadway Sq a e Mali Kentucky Fried dlucken 510 West Front Street Tyler Texas 75702 f214J 592 6184 Mike Howeth Advertis g B S W Finance New York Store Fabric Center The Lone Star Distributing Co. Watkins Products LOANS - FOR EVERYDAY NEEDS VIELU LZJCJFHEZI' Estabhshed 1948 592-4353 Broadway Square Mall 12141 592-1659 OWNER: T. A. Fleming P.O. Box 4006 MANAGER: Darla Higgins Tyler, Texas 1831 W. Gentry Pwky. Tyler, Texas 75701 214 W. Erwin Tyler, Texas 75701 , X ,SYNV V - W, ? Q, I if f if 5 ' iiilifi F if ' -vs 'vfv' il' ' ' . 1 1 Q iff' asf-3 5 '4 E, i , ,K 4 2 -.-,, ' y ' 5 if fx ff? if QA w in g f Ol.U'Lrl'7-it an HW 07C :ug v XI ' A ig 51, -f1'g 1' A P i n ' 1 N - ' G- 1 V , J If , HLVVX ' A A 5 21 g ,,, Old Fashioned Olde English Vge. 2 ef 1 as T '- Quality Chocolates 581-0592 Yvonne Carsten and employee at the Gourmet Candy Box display a rock figure. I KIDDO'S Mary Bonn 600D RED BARN T 0 STUFF FLOWER 81 Fashions GIFT SHOP Children's Outlet 6611 5- Bf03dW3Y Infant-Teen Tyler, TCXHS 20'Z,-30'Z,-40'X, Discounts 561-0101 Ladies 81 juniors Ready To Wear OWNER: 2323 W. Erwin 21!z Mi. North of Holiday Inn on 69 N. 592-0454 lack 84 Peggy Waldie 592-4041 Advertlsing . 285 s-we-1eo..i,,, S L PEWUIL Sfwliibkaew 7 YO U Rf fldependenf lnsuranre TAG E N 'r SERVES YOU FIRST cOK,, PENCO OIL COMPANY AGENT B. C. FLOYD, The AAonIerey House Vlflwem Youre in ilie Mood lov Grout lVlexic.m Food . D L S -1 EAST TEXAS PENNZOIL DISTRIBUTOR Wholesale Cas and Oils Four Dining Rooms Now Plenty Ot Room 327 E. Front St. AII kinds of Insurance: , , 2506 E. Fifth 592-4498 PHONE lA-C 2143 597-3701 Fire, Windstorm, Auto, i Tyler PO. Box 659-510 N. Palace Life Insurance 8K Bonds 1015 E. Marshall 753-5322 Tyler, Texas Longview . . your radio I 2 . . . 3 y '?5fF5't 3'l:a'fQ'.k67 0' 'P' : Tia 422 V, , -.545 '31 Station I S. . , Nannette Carsten, senior, stands with two Disc jockeys from KTBB, RECORD TOWN 4601 S. Broadway 561-0894 3-J'S 65 Open 7 a.m.-7 p.m. Located on Hwy. 31 West at Greenbriar Road 286 . . . 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Front Tyler, Texas 75702 Tyler, Texas 75702 Open Monday Thru Saturday To Serve You! Open Sunday 9:00 A.M. To 5:00 P.M. Ad g 89 f' H ' ' MW ' 1' N we ..,.,-ur'- wmv ' A .K ,fam .VW ,K K :xii A 'af bw, 1 Q' I Z'5K:1,L32f, 7' Z- in . ,fry - -. , Xi . .N A f f ,,.,3se,W T- l ' ' T55 ,f , , ., 'nw 5. my . , 'Lu I A ' , A, WX, .ip 'S' V. ,WOZ A ' I W .ff ' 'N .fe i,' I PASTOR: Dr. lohn H. Beard MUSIC: Larry B. Weeks 3 gg T T I-:IL , Zi WWII T QQ W Y e B e r Q iii --1 ' CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH SOUTH 290 Ad t E TIRES-TUBES-BATTERIES DICK REEVES TIRE CO. I gg Digssrds ,hor T 2 321 S h B Tyl , T 75702 . . , . , Ph 214 592 6541 Llsa White and Teresa Hobbs promote tires at Duck Reeves Tlre Co, eww 1- 5 5 1 1. D 'EL ow' -sew' ef m a 5 0 s , Green Acres Baptist Youth 1612 leo lynn Tyler, Texas 75701 TV SALES-SERVICE-SATISFACTION Quasar COLOR rv DEALER 9' gf 'MFIIDGES 1 LEr:'rnc1Nir:s 1 wr-mu- -,q.,- V .- Bill Bridges 802 W. Gentry Pkwy. 59547241 Tyler' Texas Bill Bridges displays his van. WHY SWANN'S? o LARGEST SELECTION UNDER ONE ROOF! --J' is 0 PRIVATE CUSTOMER PARK- K ING AT THE DOOR! 9 u THE LOWEST TERMS IN S rowm SUMMERS o LOW - LOW PRICESI o FREE DECORATOR SERVICE! 0 FREE DELIVERY WITH CAREI CALL 592-6526 DOWNTOWN G0 Lions! 1408 W. Elm P.O. Box 1148 OU' 85th Yea' Tyler, Texas 75701 Phone 12141 597-1381 Antiques Collectables WE BUY ESTATES flarge or Smallj ! SUMPN ELSE STORE 724 S. Bois D'Arc-Tyler, Texas 75701 Phone A. C. 214-597-1282 PAT BOSLEY Home Phone 593-4826 Primitives Furniture 292 . . . Advertising IOHN TYLER, WE LOVE YOU! I AL- O .fsulg 0 7... O I 'Exm- f 'E E - ' ENE , , W 'W 5'-NW My .E Auxtz N ,EE,. X k .MM Q , , '4 E . ', , - , S Nfl! -k . .,,,,. 5 H K 4 '35 XX '-A' L - E lm College Books , : Lita fi J iff , r xt, as Textbooks g A Paperback Books :Tl T f study Guides Magazines P, Greeting Cards ,,,,, Shirts pi, , School Supplies E ti Art Supplies , Vi Drafting Supplies i ' 3' 1 Novelty Items l - feat, y ,A g im .. . 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L RGE INN T is 0 150 LUXURIOUS ROOMS - 5 SUITES ' RUE CHATEAU RESTAURANT B RO LIVE ENTERTAINMENT 0 HEATED POOL CLUB IST - FREE AIRPORT LIMOUSINE SERVICE CONVENTIONS V BANOUETS - MEETINGS Loop 323 AT HWY. 69 N. 597-13Q1 GIIBS Olde E gl sh V llag M4224 9 4500 South Broadway The Toy Store of East Texas Ad t g 297 l'V ervfhlns z 1. orders w 6 4 21555: ,- I' f5?'i',e 4: 5 JA I V 3544 298 Ad t g on onair HAIR STYLES For Men and Women-Complete Beauty Service Open Monday thru Saturday WE WELCOME THE LIONS x 4 LADIES HAIRCUTS MEN Shampoo 84 Set or 59.00 and UP Shampoo Cut 81 Style Shampoo Blow Dry 512.50 58.50 and UP On MONDAYS ONLY 57.00 OLDE ENGLISH VILLAGE-561-8101-BRING ALCALDES FOR 10'X, DISCOUNT X V HE I r ,I -FI .I xx B 97 -,lf L 54 Z0 . Xi 4 .v N ls I ' Q Mx.. f N BOOSTER sPoNsERs X Mr. 84 Mrs. Allen Witherspoon Brad 81 Holly Mr. 81 Mrs. P. C. Moore lr. Mr. 81 Mrs. lack Greir Mr. 84 Mrs. Richard Thompson ,, Rev. Don L. Britton 81 Family A K Frank 81 Betty Dalhoff M Craig 81 Debbie , Mr. 84 Mrs. Charles Horne LK 5 ' A Scott Beam --'f Xplr Darlene Bedwell C590 X gf' Dewayne Tate yy ' f E Tom Anders 3 X lesse Becker sf XX As Lorene Sikes 84 Husband N0 a Y L I Y x ' X XJ, f is W C'fJ 'b 'il' Advertising . . . 299 1 lhfi lil 'Q WLT iixl' L...1 'K or QQIQ-5 ssn. lim Holley Buick Wagner Cadillac King Chevrolet Co. Holley Motor Co. Richardson Ford, Inc. Oge Oldsmobile Willingham AMC!leep!Volkswagen Barrett GMC Trucks, Inc. CLAIM IUMPER Serving Chicken Fried Ste Steak Dinners 1201 E. Fifth Tyler, Texas 592-3495 aks 81 BUCK MOTOR COMPANY ADAIR-SUPPLY 81 RENTALS 2023 W, Erwin 1518 Plainview Tyler, Texas 595-1661 Tyler, Texas 595-3349 A-1 Rental ......,...,...............,..., Adair Supply 81 Rentals ......... Air Power Systems ..4,......... BC Floyd Agent ,.,........,. B 81 W Finance ...,.....,........ Beckham Flower Shop ...r... Big Star ,.....,...........,........... BIakeIy's TV .....,,..,........ Bow Street Flowers .,,,..... Bridges Electronics .,...... Brookshires ,............,..,....... Buck Motor Company ,....., Cade Appliances ,.....,. . .,.,.., , Calvaw Baptist Church ...,.. Calvary Baptist South ...,.,,.. Carsten Wallpapering .,......, Central Baptist Church ..,..,. Claim Iumper .,.................. Coats-McCain ,...,..,..,.... Coburns ,.r....... Coke ..........,......,.....,.. Cole Electronics ........ College Books ...............,.. ,.4.,., Collins ........... , ....,...r.......... ,...,. . Coopers Worms 81 Rabbits .,,.,..., Craddocks ........,.,..........,..,...,...... Cuvelier Exxon ..,,.,..,.,........,.... Dairy Queen ,,..,..,. Delta Drilling, ...,.r...,..,, . Dick Reeves Tire ...,...,. Dildy's Drug Store .,.....,...... Dunn Transmissions ,,.......,....,, East Texas Reprographics ....,..,.. Entex ,............,. ........ ,.,,..........,, . . Ciood's Pharmacy .,...,..,.......... Gourmet Candy Box ..........,..,... Green Acres Baptist Church, ...... . Hair'Um ll ..,....,..,...i........,...,....... Hickory Fare i,.......,..,,..,........... Hobby Chalet ,..i......, House of Flowers i..i,,.. Howe-Baker ............,. loyner Fry ........,,..,, OUR DVERTISERS Kentucky Fried Chicken ........ Kiddo's Good Stuff .....,,..,.. KTBB .....,.......,...,.....,......... KTYL .....,...,.....,.,.,...... Levi .,,..,......,.................. Londonaire .,..............,...,..,.. Lone Star Distributing i,...... Mac's Gun Shop .,,i..i,....,...... Maddox Air Conditioning ...i.,.,. Mary Bonn ..,...,,.,.,.i,.....,........ Molitor s, ..,.......,.....,..,...,..,, .. Montery House .i.,,...... Montgomery Wards ....,.. Murphey the Jeweler ...i...., New Yorker ..,..,....,.......,.. Olie Criders ..i,,.,.i.,...,.. Payless Auto Parts .......,.. Penco Oil ..............,,..,.. Record Towne, .... , .i.,.... .. Red Arrow Freight .............. Red Barn Flower Shop ,..,...,. Reta's Beauty Salon ..,..,...... Ronnies Hair-Um i,,............. Sam R. Hill Lumber Co. ,...,. . Sears .,i,..,...................,...,.. Security Mutual Life ..,.,.. Shaddox Used Cars .,..... Sheraton Inn .,..,........... Shipley's ..i,............ Story Wright .....,,,. Swann's ..........,..,,,...,. Summer's Electric ......... Sump'n Else Store ,.,... Tate Roofing .,............... Terry's Restaurant ..,,.... Three-lays ......i.....,...,...,..., Tyler Beverages. ,.,..,, .. .,,.,..., Tyler New Car Dealers, ....... . Wayne Shay T...i,....,................ Westwood Baptist Church ....... Woody Weaver ......,,..,..,..., Yancy Finance , i,.,................ Yellow Freight Systems 4 .,...,. . Advertising 301 Adams, A-1 Bent All 282 Able, Mr. Archie 88 Ahshire, Jerry 258 Adair-Supply 5 Rentals 301 Adams, Cecil 242 Adams, Deborah 242 Adams, Lavita 258 Adams, Lisa 258 Adams, Michael 128, 258 Monica 258 Battles, Terrance 242 Baublit. Peggy Jean 226 Baulkman, Nekita 242 Baulkmon, Sheila 182 Baxter, Edward 226, 258 Baxter, 18, 228 Baxter, Shera 258 Bayless, Paul 242 Baynham, Rebecca L. 226 Bayonne, Linda 258 Beachem, Ms. Jean 62 Broughton, Thomas 156, 259 Adams, Patsy 242 Adams, Sherryl 182 Adams, Vernon 103, 148, 228 Adamson, Darryl 67, 182 Adamson, Dion 156, 258 Adcock, Sonia 258 Advisory Council 80 Air Power Systems 281 Alexander, Bobby 242 Alexander, Donna 242 Alexander, Jennifer 182 Alexander, Michael 148, 176, 182 Alexander, Rodney 114, 182 Alford, Bennie 103, 242 Alford, Lela 36. 62, 103, 182 Allen, Carla 242 Allen, Christi 258 Allen, Holly 38, 258 Allen, Kevin D. 228 Allison, Kimberly 258 Alvey, David 182 Alvey, Jana 258 Amie, Lynetter 242 Amos, Judith 258 Beaird, Robin 27, 67, 69, 182 Beal, Bryan 258 Beal, Princess 226 Beall, James 54, 182 Beall, Maurice 158, 159 Beard. Jodie 258 Beauties, 43 Beck, Wanda 258 Beckham Flower Shop 283 Belcher, Mr. Leroy 82, 85, 98, Bell, Carl 242 Bell, Carolyn 242 Bell, Darwin 258 Bell, Febrina 258 Bell, Felicia 226 Bell, Jennifer 242 Bell, Maurice 148, 182 Bell, Paul 182 Bell, Robert 258 Bell, Sonia 226 Bell, Ms. Sue 89 Bell. Tina 258 Bell, William 258 Anderson, Clarence 226 Anderson, Earnest 182 Anderson, James F. 226 Anderson, Marchelle 67, 242 Anderson, Willie 242 Andrews, Geretha 182 Andries, Steve 258 Bendy, Rodney 258 Bendy, Thomas 226 Bennington, John 183 Benthall, Otis 258 Benthall, Terri 226 Berghower, Danny 53, 183 Berghower, Shelley 242 Angulo, Jesus 258 Ansley, Anita 226, 258 Applegate, Melinda 28, 62, 67 Appleton, James K. 226 Archer, Sherri 226 Ard, Jon 182 Berry, Berry, Berry, Berry, Berry, Berry, Douglas 242 Jeffrey 242 Karol 258 Susan 28. 34, 62, 67, 10 Tim 67, 183 Tony 226 Ardis, Laquita 258 Armstrong, Mr. Jim 90, 148, Arnold, Angela 67, 226 Arnold, Brian 242 Arnold, Linda 242 Arnold, Philip G. 226 Arnold, Wade 258 176 Bessire, Diane 54, 183 Bessire, Lee Ann 258 Beverly, Tyronne 183 Bickerdike, Steven 183 Biggs, Bobby 242 Big Star 278 Billingslea, Jim 54 Arps, Sondra 258 Artega, Martin 242 Arterberry, Roderick 148, 168, 169, 182 Arterberry, Sibyl 182, 258 Asbell, Claudia 182 Billington, Robert 67, 226 Bingham, Celeste 183 Bingham, Duane 242 Bingham, Garrick 258 Biniger, Dawn 242 Ashley, Carl 258 Ashley, Cynthia F. 226 Ashley, Patti 87 Ashley, Rhonda 105, 228 Ates, Regina 242 Binnington, Jim 183 Biondo, James 27, 87, 69, 242 Bircher, Larry 258 Bishop, Danny 242 Bizor, Sonya 258 Atwood, Ms. Dorothy 84 Atwood, Ms. Helen 84, 98 Atwood, Marie 258 Audis, JoAnne 84 Ausborne, Diedra 242 Authur, Samuel 258 Ayre, Dori 258 B. C. Floyd Agents 286 B L W Finance 285 Babb, Linda 109, 182 Babb, Mark 226 Baggett, Tony 21, 228 Bailey, Cortex 182 Bailey, Keith 242 Bailey, Marilyn 256 Bailey, Melissa 28, 62, 256 Bailey, Sam 182 Bailey, Terri 258 Bizzel, Sheila 183 Black, Cecil 183, 228 Black, Cornelius 242 Black, Delores 242 Black, Deshanna 258 Black Etta 226 Black: Gerald 242 Black, James 259 Black, Michael 242, 259 Black, Terri 259 Black sim-on 77, 242, 259 Black, Yvette 242 Blackmon, Dewey 226 Blackmon, Robby 259 Blackstock, Patti 87, 103, 228 Blackwelder. Randy 259 Blake, Patti 242 Blakely's TV 288 Bland, Rhonda 226 Barron, Bailey, Ylonda 242 Baker, Cassandra 182 Baker, Charlie 226 Baker, Chasha 182 Baker, Christine 242 Baker, Mr. Clifford C. 84 Baker, Dinah 182 Band 26 Bandy, Ms. Linda 88 Barnes, Jacqueline 258 Barnes, Kay 18, 19, 60, 182 Barnes, Linda 126, 163, 182 Barnett, Meladee 258 Barnhouse, Diane 182 Barr, T odd 258 Barrett. Audrey 258 Barrett, Edith 258 Barrett, Ms. Emma 86 Barrett, Penny 226 John 258 Blanton, Kerri 242 Blanton. Sandra 259 Blaschke, Ms. Charlotte 84, 98 Bledsoe, Lisa 228 Blevins, Gary 226 Blue, Kenneth 183 Board, School 96 Bobbitt, Karen 259 Bobbitt, Sonja 242 Bolton, Patti 183 Bolton, Teresa 122, 228 Bond, Keith 226 Booker, Yolanda 242 Booth, David 226 Boss, Raymond 242 Bosley, Bruce 172. 226 Boswell, Danny 228 Boswell, Randy 242 Bouregeois, Joycelyn 242 Barron, Martha 182 Bass, Gena 182 Bassett, Don 258 Bates, Chris 76, 258 Battee, Zeta 258 Battles, Keith 242 302 . . . INDEX Bow Street Flower Shop 280 Bowens, Emory 87 Bowie, Ethel 183 Bowie, Renee 242 Bowser, Kimberly 183 Boyd, Billy 227 112 8, 228 Boyd, Danny 54, 183 Boyd, David 87, 242 Boyd, Evelyn 183, 259 Boyd, Kevin 226 Boyd, Miles 183 Boyd, Twyla 242 Boynt, Marylou 242 Bozeman, Ben 228 Bracey, Jill 22, 70, 226 Bradley, Cheryl 242 Bradshaw, Ms. Gladys 85, 114, 132 Bradsh aw, James 259 Bramlett, Darlene 22, 228 Bramlett, Dellany 40, 65, 70, 10 Branam, Kim 70, 228 Branch, Carla 183 Breault, Debbie 228 Breault, Julie 242 Bretling, Michael 259 Brents, Katherine 226, 259 Brewer, Kaye 183 Bridge's Electronics 292 Brittain, Mike 156 Britton, Kenneth 242 Britton, Vendrastea 226 Britton, Willie L. 134, 148, 152 Broadhurst, Dealoy 105, 242 Broadhurst, Kenneth 259 Brooks, Daniel G. 183 Brooks, Ms. Joan 84, 91 Brooks Brooks , Sonja 259 hire's 284 Broughton, Vanetta F. 183 Brown, Mr. Ben B4 Brown, Darrell 67, 115 Brown, Gerald 59, 228 Brown, Gloria 228 Brown, Henry 21, 183 Brown, James 259 Brown, James 243 Brown, John 243 Brown, Johnny 183 Brown, LeAnn 259 Brown, Maloyce 89 Brown, Marietta 259 Brown, Pearline 243, 259 Brown, Penny 259 Brown, Sandra 52, 122, 183 Brown, Sharon 183 Brown, Timothy 226 Brown, Wayford D. 183 Brown, Yolanda 67, 183 Browning, Annie 259 5, 183 Browning, Jason 243 Brumitt, Paula 259 Brumitt, Sharon 67, 226 Brungot, Kevin 243 Bryant, Cassandra 67, 226 Bryant, Ronnie 259 Buchanan, Gerald 18, 148, 183 Buchanan, Ronald 243, 259 Buck Motor Co. 301 Buckner, Greg 178 Buckner, Gregory 259 Buford, Twanna 259 Bundy, June 89 Burgess, Daniel 259 Burgess, Ruth 243, 259 Burist, Anita 183 Burk, JoEllen 243 Burkett, Ms. Laurie 85, 98, 109 Burist, Karla 259 Burkham, Mike 156 Burnham, Bruce 87, 226 Burns, Larry 259 Burkham, Michael 259 Busby, Dana 19, 38, 184 Busby, Ms. Linda 85 Bush, Gary 259 Bush, Patti 67, 130, 226 Bush, Tommy 168, 184 Butcher, Jackie 184 Butler, Jimone 177, 184 Butler, Marisa 259 Butler, Phillip 148, 168, 226 Butler, Randy 259 Butler, Rickey 259 Bybee, Beverly 128, 227 Byrd, James 227 Byrd, Edith 243, 259 Byrd, Sonja 259 Caddel, Caddel. Teresa 243 Viki 259 Caddell, Shannon 133, 227 Cade, Billy 243 Cade, Rex 259 Cade's Home Appliance 8 TV 278 Caffrey, Gwyneth 227 Caffery, Kathleen 259 Cain, Amelia 227 Cain, Rickey 243 Caldwell, Benjamin 259 Caldwell. Teresa 67 Callens, Joe 259 Calloway, Ethel 88, 89 Calloway, Ronald 259 Callens, Christy 109, 184 Callens, Jimmy 103, 184 Callier, Dwight 227 Callier, Kenneth 184 Callier, Msrdella 243 Callison, Johnny 184 Calvary Baptist Church iNorthj 281 Calvary Baptist 1Southl 290 Cameron, Sonia 259 Campbell, Darryl 156, 259 Collin's 274 Collins, Karen 184 Collins, Steve 184 Combs, Eula 227 Combs, Mark 156, 260 Combs, Nicholas 176, 243 Combs, Teresa 260 Compton, Vikki 260 Conaway, Karma 67, 227 Cates, Campbell, David 243 Campbell, Margaret 72, 184 Campbell. Ronnie 148, 154, 184 Cannon, Tiffany 227 Carder, Ms. Barbara 85 Carlson, Carl 259 Carnes, Bill fDrJ 96, 97 Carpenter, Carolyn 259 Carpenter, Janice 43, 65, 184 Carpenter, Vonny 243 Carr, Donald 259 Carr, Tommy 259 Carste n, Henry Wallpapering 283 Carsten, Nannette 184, 286 Carsten, Yvonne 259 Carter, Calvin 227 Carter, David 184 Carter Dewayne 243 Carter: Edna 227 Carter, Faye 184 Carter, Glenn 243 Carter, Jacqueline 243, 259 Carter, Roy 21, 227 Carvajal, Guadalupe 184 Casey, Zack 227 Cash, Melanie 259 Cass, Joe 227 Cass, Vanessa 259 Rex 156 Conner, Randy 176, 227 Conner, Deundra 260 Cook, Amy 184, 294 Cook, Booker 243 Cook, Jacqueline 185 Cook, Joe 260 Cook, Sherrye 260 Cooks, Tracy 260 Cooley, Todd 243 Coon, Kelly 260 Cooper, Alice 243 Cooper, Barbara 243 Cooper, Beverly 185 Cooper, Carleen 260 Cooper, Cynthia 243 Cooper, Deemie 243 Cooper, Diann 260 Cooper, Gwendolyna 260 Cooper Niski 81 108, 227, 279, 296 Cooper, Jan 103, 185 Cooper, Raymond 156, 260 Cooper, Richard 243 Cooper, Sammy 161 Cooper's Worms and Rabbits 282 Copeland, Bernard 227 Copeland, Tony 260 Corbin, Bruce 227 Cornelius, Jay 243 Cornelius, Kim 243 Cato, LaGale 34, 45, 67, 243 Caves, Laura 105, 227 Cawthon, Karen 184 Cayard, Richard 243 Cayard, Ginny 23, 70, 227 Central Baptist 283 Chapin, Margaret 259 Chapman, Robert 259 Chapman, Terr 243 Cheeseman, John 243 Childers, Ms. Essie 86 Correa, Miguel 185 Cortez, Elizabeth 260 Coughlin, Mike 44, 67, 103, 227 Council, Alesia 67, 243 Cowerd, Alton 260 Cox, Bill 260 Cox, Carolyn 87 Cox, Jaquilin 260 Cox. Lester 185 Cozart, Tim 187 Crabtree, Candel 243 Choice, Daron 227 Choice, Gerreick 184 Choice, Jerry 259 Choice, Choice, Kerrill 77, 227 Choice, Rosnie 67 Choice , Rosalyn 243 Choice, Sherri 67, 243 Choir 66 Choy, Richard 184 Christopher, Cassandra 227, 260 Cicero, Patricia 36, 120, 184 Cicero, Timothy 184 Claim Jumper 301 Clsnahan, Ericki 70, 227 Clark Chequito 227 Clark, Henry 260 Clark, Joseph 260 Clark, Kecia 243 Clark, Kerry 243 Clark, Richard 243 Clark, Susan 86 Clatton, Angela 260 Clark, Twana 260 Clay, Cephus 243 Clay, Marquette 243 Clay, Lena 184 Clay, Twee 243 Clem, Tracy 36. 62, 80, 184 Clemons, Monty 114, 132, 176, 243 Clemons, Polly 52, 122, 184 Cleveland, Regina 227 Clower. Eddie 260 Clower, Jeffrey 227 Clower, Nena 121, 184 Cluiss, Cluiss, Barbara 89 Terry 260 Coats-McCain Lumber 280 Coats, Aaron 16, 36, 148, 149, 184 Coats, Charlotte 243 Coats, Lester 260 Coats, Paula 67, 227 Cobb, Lonnie 156, 260 Craddocks 283 Craddock, Mr. Charles 84, 92 Craddock, Ms. Susan 85, 98, 112 Craven, Maxine 38, 70, 122, 185 Craven, Dexter 185 Cravens, Nathan 260 Cravens, Stewart 243 Cravens, Sybil 163, 227 Crowder, Tina 185 Crawford, Coff 260 Crawford, Micheal 260 Crawford, Phyllis 260 Crawford, Stacy 161, 168, 227 Crawley, Leslie 185 Craycraft, Scott 118, 227 Creakman, Shelly 227 Creswell, Trou 227 Critchlow, Delores 243 Critchlow, John 260 Critton, Sonia 67, 243 Crocker, Kevin 260 Crocker, Penny 227 Crook, Jerry 260 Crouch, Ronald 260 Crow, Michelle 53, 227 Cuba, Andrew 54, 148, 193, 227 Cuba, Benjamin, 243 Cummings, Michael 227 Cunniff, Cela 27, 67, 69, 243 Curbow, Larry 260 Carrington, Pamela 260 Currington, Yolanda 243 Curry, Charles 185 Curtis, Deloy 243 Curtis, Machelle 185 Curtis, Michael 227 Curtis, Ruth Ann 260 Cuvelier Exxon 284 Dailey, Dana 244 Dairy Queen 298 Dalhoff, Kathy 36, 185 Coburn's 283 Coca-Cola Bottling Co. 284 Cockrell, Mike 243 Coffer, Lisa 260 Coffer, Philip 227 Coffer, Ms. Merceria 85 Coffman, Scott 184, 260 Cohen, James 260 Cole Electronics 288 Cole, Jeffrey 227 Cole, Shanna 227 Coleman, Ms. Ann 84 Coleman, Carolyn 243 Coleman, Charlotte 134, 227 Coleman, Jerry 243 Coleman, Mandi 22, 23, 38, 45, 70, 76, 120, 184 College Books 294 Dance, Mark 260 Dance, Melissa 70, 227 Daniels, Darrell 36, 185 Daniel, Fenis 65, 185 Daniel, Kimmie 168 Daniels, Cecil 227 Daniels, Darryl 168 Daniels, Quentin 67, 227 Davidson, Micheal 260 Davis, Davis, Craig 185 Darrell 227 Davis, Darion 243, 260 Davis, Lenora 244 Davis, Lester 260 Davis, Mr. Melvin 16, 25, 41, 67, 86 Davis, Steven 67, 227 Davis, Thomas 185 Davis, Willie 260 Davis, Willis 244 Davis, Yolanda 260 Day, Angela 244 Dean, Byron 227 Dean, Robbie 260 Dear, Gary 243 Deaton, Anita 244 Dehenport, Don 67, 227 Deece, David 142 Delly, Marvin 148 Delta Drilling 287 Dennard, Andi 81, 244 Denton, Lee 260 Derrick, Lenard 185 Debrough, Kennard 260 Desdunes, Michael 185, 187 Deveraux, Larry 156, 260 Devereaux, Tommy 227 Devereaux, Calvin 244 Dewberry, Patrice 227 Dewberry, Roy 148, 227 Dickenson, Danny 156, 260 Dews, Gary 260 Dews, Ricky 244 Dews, Renay 244, 260 Dews, Teresa 244 Dial, Chandra 244 Dial, Deborah 244 Dick Reeves Tire Co. 291 Dickerson, Barbara 87, 92 Dickerson, James 244 Dildy's Drug Store 277 Dixon, Felecia 122, 185 Dixon, Kimberly 260 Dixon, Nancy 227 Dooms, Donald 260 Donaldson, Amanda 260 Donaldson, Audrey 244 Dorough, Kemmard 156 Dotson, Allen 156, 261 Dotson, Consandra 185 Dotson, Johnny 185, 262 Dotson, Lawrence 244, 261 Dotson, Susanne 244, 261 Dotson, Wilbert 244, 261 Downey, Dawn 244 Downs, William 261 Doyle, Ms. Libby 86 Driggers, Billy 261 Dry, Lori 28, 261 Dryman, Harold 185 Dudley, Amy 261 Dudley, Donald 227 Dudley, Myosbi 185 Dugan, Pete 156 Dagger, Pete 261 Duggins, Jana 244 Duke, Todd 54, 185 Dumas, David 244 Dumas, Terri 185 Dumas, Timothy 156. 261 Dunlap, Jody 244 Dunn, Mr. Bud 85 Dunn, Deborah 36, 185 Dunn, Roderick 261 Dunn, Terri 261 Dunn Transmissions 294 Dunn, Ron 156 Dunnings, George 261 DuPree, Joyce 228 Durham, Gary 185 Durham, James 244 Duval, Lisa 36, 62, 103, 185 Duval, Scott 228 Dyer, Connie 228 Dyer, Tauie 244 Early, Melissa 261 East Texas Reprographics 278 Eberhart, Julie 67 Edwards, Charles 244 Edwards, Keith 261 Edwards, Maria 244 Edwards, Perry 159, 160, 168, 244 Edwards, Regina 185 Edwards, Ms. Sarah 85 Edwards, Sharon 261 Ehlen, Richard 261 Eitson, Beverly 134, 228 Elliot, Velinda 228 Elliot, Donna 261 Elliot, James 261 Elliot, Katherine 244, 261 Ellis, Paul 244 Ellis, Randi 185 Ellis, Sandy 28, 62, 261 Ellis, Vicki 261 Ellis, William 261 Elrod, Ricky 118, 244 English, Daniel 261 English, Sherry 244 Entex 288 Erickson, Mark 261 Ericson, Paul 244 Ervin, Dedra 244 Ervin, Erica 244 Erving, Mark 156, 261 Erwin, Bobby 156, 261 Erwon, Bobby 228 INDEX . . . 303 Erwon, Cedric 228 Erwin, Schwanda 67, 261 Erwin, Tyrell 188 Eschberger, Belinda 228 Estes, Steven 228 Eurine, Bobby 158, 261 Eurine, Jackelyn 244 Evaige, Clifford 228 Evans, Charles 156, 261 Evans, Cortez 168, 186 Evans, Debra 188 Evans, Gary 36, 148, 168, 185 Evans, Marsha 244 Evans, Michael 228 Evans, Sylvia 244 Evans, Wanda 188 Everett, Donna 244 Everbart, Terrance 228 Fails, Rebecca 281 Fears, Bernard 156, 261 Feaster, David 228 Felder, Jacqueline 186 Fenton, Carla 22, 23, 70, 186 Feris, Fawn 70, 228 Ferrell, Kevin 156, 261 Fielder, Betty 85 Fields, Cheria 65, 103, 186 Fields, Felicia 244 Fields, Henrietta 261 Fife, Shelli 261 Fisher, Mr. Allen 88 Fisher, Patsy 90 Fitz, Michael 188 Fitz, Venetta 186 Flannery, Ms. Johanna 87 Fleet, Gary 38, 39, 41, 133, 148, 149, 176, 177, 186 Fleet, Randy 156, 261 Fleming, Georgia 261 Fletcher, Bonita 87, 228 Fletcher, Fletcher, Fletcher, Fletcher, Charity 261 Cindy 281 Polly 32, 77, 130, 163, 244 Tina 188 Florence, Kannis 186 Flowers, Flowers, Flowers, Greg 261 Keith 261 Michael 161, 244 Fonza, Robin 244 Ford, Au Ford, Do Ford, Ke drie 186 nna 281 vin 281 Ford, Marla 22, 70, 228 Ford, Pa Ford, Pa Ford, Ro tricia 261 tricia 228 saline 228 Foreman, Patrick 188, 261 Forward, Cleve 281 Forward, Sheryl 29, 62, 87, 228 Forward, Tonya 188 Foster, Calvin 261 Fowler, Cindy 27, 67, 69. 228 Fowler, Deborah 67, 188 Fowler, Lynda 88 Fra, Patrick 261 Franklin, Gregory 156. 261 Franklin, Mr. Jimmy 87, 98, 148, 188 Franklin, Laurie 281 Franklin, Missy 261 Franklin, Shirley 90 Franklin, Wanda 244 Frater, Pam 188 Frater, Sandra 244 Frazier, George 148, 228 Frazier, Huey 244 Frazier, James 244 Frazier, Kathy 228 Freeman, Brian 261 Freeman, Tim 228 Friend, Daryl 261 Friend, Laquita 228 Fry, Sonia 70, 186 Fuller, Donnie 54, 179, 188 Fuller, Lisa 70, 228 Fuller, Mary 88 Gabbard, Cherie 244 Gabbard, Dave 261 Gabbard, Jimmy 262 Gabriel, Celeste 262 Gafford, Glenda 228 Gafford, Richard 244 Gaiser, Ms. Helen 88 Galloway, James 244 Gambriel, Eric 244 Garcia, Danny 228 Garcia, Poernia 262 Garcia, Robert 262 Garcia, Roberto 186 Garcia, Samantha 262 Gardner, Freda 188 Gardner, Vincent 228 Garner, Ricky 156 Garrison, Darren 282 Gary, David 188 Gary, Robert 244 Garza, Gilbert 262 Garza, Maria 228 Garza, Martha 244 304 . . . INDEX 151, 168, 169, Geddie, Beckie B7 Gee, Angela 186 Gee, Kim 186 Gee. Lurita 228 Geno, Mr. Charles 85, 78, 112 George, Carol 90 George, Vernon 282 Gibbons, Dawn 19, 45, 80, 72, 108, 188 Gibbons, Suzzette 244 Gideon, David 186 Giddeon, Kelli 282 Giddeon, Kristi 262 Gilbert, Keri 282 Gilg, Bill 186 Gipson, Eddie 186 Gipson, Felicia 228 Gipson, Kelvin 188 Gipson, Susan 228 Gipson, Terry 228 Gipson, Cynthia 262 Givens, Kevin 21, 187 Givens, Vonnita 262 Hammond, Kenneth 187 Hammond, Pebble 229 Hammond, Tina 187 Hammontree, Sandra 31, Hampton, Aaron 262 Hampton, Bryan 245 Hampton, Henry 282 Hampton, Myrna 229 Hampton, Rhonda 262 Hamrick, Holly 59, 187 Hand, Joe 245 Handy, Patricia 187, 245 Hanna, Gary 245, 262 36, 70, 76. 187 Glaze, Rhonda 28, 29, 36, 43, 62, 65, 87, 103, 187, 297 Glenn, Stacy 244 Godair, Vickie 228, 245 Godwin, Walt 21, 228 Golden, Ronald 228 Golden, Sylvester 187 Gonzales, Jorge 262 Gonzales, Martha 245 Goodier, Georgia 85 Goodnight, Ms. Hazel 87 Goodnight, Thomas 282 Good's Pharmacy 274 Gordon, Patricia 187, 262 Gore, Dewayne 245 Goss, David 245 Goss, Djuanna 187 Goss, Kim 228, 282 Goss, Keitha 16, 120, 187 Goss, Vickie 28, 62, 87, 228 Gossett, Gerald 228 Gossett, Leon 228 Gossett, Madelyn 187 Gossett, Robert 148, 188, 228 Gourmet Candy Box 285 Gowen, Ms. June 84 Gowen, Lymuel 187 Grady, Acry 245 Grady, Dorothy 262 Graham, Myrna 90 Graham, Richard 21, 228 Granberry, Kevin 161, 245 Grant, Debra 59 Grauilt, Sylvia 245 Gray, Cassandra 245 Gray, Gray, Green Jennifer 77, 163, 228 Lester 228 Acres Baptist 291 Green, Bobby 245 Green, Donata 282 Green, Jackie 282 Green, John 187 Green, Zina 262 Greene, Christy 245 Green Green wood, Denice 187 wood, Edward 228 Gregg, Cheryl 22, 23, 36, 70, 187 Grier, Grier, Mark 282 Penny 121, 228 Griffin, Connie 88, 131 Griffin, Cynthia 89 Griffin, Deidra 245 Griffin, Jeannie 85 Griffin, Rochelle 228 Griffith, Gary 228 Griffith, Stephanie 282 Griffith, Susan 262 Griggs, David 282 Grimes, Robert 262 Grimes, Tonya 245 Grubb, Matthew 228 Grubb, Randall 228 Grubbs, Denise 228 Gulatt, Ernie 187 Gunter, Latonya 163, 245 Gunter, Sherrell 187 Gunter, Tina 67, 228 Guthrie, Bobby 188, 228 Guthrie, Jerry 245, 262 Guthrie, Keith 77, 133, 148, 188, Guthrie. Reginald 245 Gutterrez, Paul 228 Gwatney, Ms. Ruth B8 Haggerty, Grahem 262 Hale, Paula 282 Hale, Paula 52, 122, 187 Haley, Terri 245 Hall, Charles 228 Hall, Lois 229 Hall, Lois 262 Hallman, Terri 245 Halton, Danny 187 Halton, LaGail 29, 82, 67, 229 Hamilton, Dan 229 Hamitar, Nicki 35, 45, 70, 229 Hamman, Mr. Dale 86 189, 187 Hanna, Sherry 245 Hanson, Sean 282 Harder, Ms. Freda 88 Hardie, Lonnie 229 Hardin, Barry 245 Hardin, Linda 229 Hardin, Ronnie 252 Hardwick, Mr. Terry 89, Harper, Jacqueli 262 Harper, Michael 87, 245 Harris, Bryon 229 Harris, Fredrick 262 Harris, Gwendolyn 245 Harris, Kevin 282 Harris, Lynn 282 Harris, Marvin 21, 229 Harris, Rebecca 86 Harold, Mr, Frances 183 Hartline, Harqldn 229 Hartman, Tracy 245 Hartsheld, Betty 245 Harvey, Bryan 282 Hasting, Todd 187 Hatton, Victor 187 Hawes, Kevin 245 148, 164 Hawkins, B'Linda 38, 181, 187 Hawkins, Daniel 187 Hawkins, David 187 Hawkins, Douglas 245 Hawkins, Douglas 187 Hawkins, George 245 Hawkins, Joseph 245 Hawkins, Tina 229 Hayden, Jean 87 Hayes, Elizabeth 245 Hayes, Linda 67, 245 Hayley, Karen 44, 53, 187 Hearron, Scott 262 Helms, Ms. Sherra 88 Henderson, Sondra 282 Hendley, Rhonda 245 Hendley, Scott 262 Hendley, Vonda 262 Henley, Jack 229 Henry, Leo 229 Henry, Marcy 282 Henry, Michael 262 Henry, Quantalane 36, 72, 187 Henry, Troy 187 Henson, Jacquelyn 245 Henson, Peggy 22, 70, 18 Herbert, Michael 282 Herrell, Sammy 262 Herren, Kim 229 Hibbard, Donna 229 Hibhs, Frank 262 Hickman, John 229 Hickory, Fare 277 Hicks, Richard 229 Higginbotham, Leslie 23, 7 35, 70, 229 Hightower, Rebecca 262 Hilburn, Leslie 188 Hill, Al bert 168 Hill, Alonzo 158, 262 Hill, Clevie 245 Hill, Ja Hill, Ja mes 282 mes 245 Hill, Kristy 229 Hill, Kyle 229 Hill, Lana 245 Hill, Laura 81, 345 Hill, Pearlie 188 Hill, Sharon 262 Honojosa, Mercy 282 Hitt, Jeffrey 188 Hobbs, Lisa 188 Hobbs, Teresa 28, 29, 36,41, 82, 87, 188, 274, 291 Hobby. Chalet 276 Hodge, Clark 282 Hodge, Eric 262 Hodge, Greg 158, 283 Holbrook, Ms. Jane 87 Holland, Ms. Debra 90 Hollen, Jill 263 Holley, Jeffrey 229 Holly, lzda 245 Holman, Cynthia 67, 245 Holman, Vanessa 229 Honeycutt, Mark 229 Hood, Margaret 28, 62, 283 Hooker, Mr. Darvin 84 Hooker, Shawn 245 Hooley, Melanie 188 Hooper, Mike 89 Hopkins, Glenn 88 Kendals, Hopkins, Les 263 Horton, Scott 245 House of Flowers 279 House, Mark 229 House, Marvelle 245 Houston, Clara 229 Houston, Larry 36, 188 Houston, Rodney 168, 229 Howard, Daniel 188 Howard, George 263 Howard, Jerry 188 Howard, Mary 263 Howe, Baker 290 Hoybrook, Ms. Flora 86, 98, 121 Hubbard, Carlton 16, 36, 39, 148, 168, 169, Hubbard, Stephen 80, 156, 177, 257 263 Hubbard, Teresa 245 Huckabee, Caren 61. 263 Huckabee, Chris 188 Hudson, Sheketha 263 Hudson, Wardruall 188 Huffman, Jimmy 245 Hughes, Gary 188 Hughes, Karen 229 Hughes. Katherine 263 Hughes, Terri 229 Hughes, Wanda 245 Hull, Mr. Herbert 87 Hullett, Roy 229 Humber, Jerome 188 Humber, Ricky 148, 229 Humphries, Mr. Bill 89, 98, Hunt, David 263 Hunt, Richard 229 Hunter, Kim 229 Hunter, Michael 188 Hunter, Terry 263 Hutchins, Karen 245 Hutchins, Ms. Linda 85 Ingram, James 263 Inteso, Ms. Maxine 85 Irvin, Patrice 263 Irvin, Sherwanda 245 Isabel, Bruce 229 148 Isabel, Rodney ss, 148, 161, 245 Isham. P. E. 88 Ivy, Keith 229 Ivy, Kenneth 156. 263 Ivy, Shelia 22, 23, 70, 188 Jack, Ms. Helen 85 Jackson, Angie 245 Jackson, Billy 263 Jackson, Billy R. 229 Jackson. Brian 156, 263 Jackson. Charles 245 Jackson, Cynthia 263 Jackson, David 188 Jackson, Dennis 188 Jackson, Irene 245 Jackson, Ms. Karlena 84 Jackson, Koatney 229 Jackson. Malcolm 245 Jackson, Marcus 188 Jackson, Nolanda 263 Jackson, Rosalyn 263 Jackson, Steven 156. 263 Jacobs, Frankie 263 Jacobs, Freddie 229 James, Danny 263 James, Scott 245 Jasper, Michael 246 Jeffrey, Hamlo 246 Jeffrey, Harold 263 Jeffery, June 87 Jennings, Eulonda 263 Jennings, Jim 112, 87, 98 Jennings, Kevin R. 77, 229 Jessie, Ironda 263 Jeter, Jerry 263 Jeter, Shelia 246 Jeth, John 263 Jett, Demetrius 246 Jen, Gary 67, 246 Jett, John 246 Jett, Monroe 188 Jett, Richard 168 Jett, Vester 246 Jock, William 246 Johnigan, Dwayne Johnigan, Eleanor 263 Johnigan, Kenneth 246 Johnigan, Marcus H. 229, 263 Johnigan, Onits 246 Johnson, Beveral J. 188 Johnson, Beverly 263 Johnson, Bruce 246 Johnson, Carl 246 Johnson, Charles E. 263 Johnson, Deborah G. 195. 229 Johnson, Dorothy 86 Johnson. Glen R. 188 Johnson, Gregory 246 Johnson. Ira 246 Johnson, Jack 88 Johnson, Jose J. 148, 229 Johnson, Keith 67, 77, 148, 164, 176, 229 Johnson, Kenneth 248 Johnson, Kevin 229 176, 188 Johnson, Laquita S. 229 Johnson, Larose C. 77 Johnson, Linda 263 Johnson, Linda 246 Johnson, Melissa Johnson, Patricia 263 Johnson, Rachel Johnson, Renate 263 Johnson, Rodney 168, 246 Johnson, Rodney A. 148, 188 Johnson, Royal 229 Johnson Ruthina L. 67, 229 Johnson, Sandra 246 Johnson, Sarah Johnson, Sonja 36, 188 Johnson, Stephen 229 Johnson, Terrie 229 Johnson, Tom 109, 85 Johnson, Vernie 188 Johnson, Vickie 188 Johnston, Ms. Dallie 84 Jones, Altrinia 246 Jones, Andre 263 Jones, Antonio 161, 246 Jones, Aquiras 156, 263 Jones, Arleen 90 Jones, Beverly 246 Jones, Brenda 188 Jones, Carole 188 Jones, Darryl 229 Jones, David 246 Jones, Ermmn 263 Jones, Gaylon 263 Jones, Jana 89, 123 Jones, Jay 263 Jones, Jerry 156, 181, 188, 263 Jones, Jess 161, 246 Jones, Joyce 263 Jones, Keeton 263 Jones, Keith 148 Jones, Kenneth 263 Jones, Kip 148, 229 Jones, Marie 263 Jones, Martin 263 Jones, Marvin 229 Jones, Neal 246 Jones, Neal 229 Jones, Oran 263 Jones, Pamela 67, 246 Jones, Patricia 246 Jones, Phill 104, 156, 263 Jones, Polly 67, 188 Jones, Ray 148, 168, 229 Jones, Reginald 263 Jones, Scottie 229 Jones, Sheila 246 Jones, Sherman 229 Jones, Shirlene 246 Jones, Sonja 22, 70, 53, 230 Jones, Terry 77, 126, 148, 168, Jones, Tina 70, 230 Jones, Vaunda 246 Jordan, Oscar 148, 230 Jordan, Pamela 263 Jordan, Shelia 263 Jordan, Terry 246 Joyner-Fry, Inc. 297 KTBB 286 KTYL 278 Kardival, Stephenson 156 Kay, Bonita 90 Keeton, Harold 246 Kelly, Latricia 263 Kelly, Michael 246 Kelly, Robert 189 Kelly, Van 246 Kemp, James 263 Kemp, Johnnie 263 Kemp, Kelly 246 Jimmy 264 Kennedy, Bill 263 Kennedy, Cindy 189 Kennedy, Martha 230 Kennedy, William 156 Kennedy, Selma 264 Kennemer, Becky 61, 264 Kent, Brent 264 Kentucky Fried Chicken 264 Kersh, Karla 264 Key, Lorraine 264 Khirallah, Mike 89 Kidd, Dorothy 230, 264 Kiddo's Good Stuff 285 Kightlinger, Jerri 53, 189 Kimlicko, S. 246 Kincaid, Gisselle 67, 246 Kindles, James 246 King, Alex 65, 148, 230 King, Rosalyn 264 Kinney, James 264 Kirbo, Patsy R. 230 Kirbo, Zack 264 Kirven, Rickey 230 Kirven, Sheila 264 Kirven, Sharon 246 Kiser, Melissa 264 Knight, David 264 Knight, Roger lDrJ 230 189 Kolb, Donna 189 Krajca, Lawrence 240 Kyle, Cassida 230 Kyles, Karleen 230 Lacy, Benny 230 Lacy, Nathanial 189 Lacy, Sharon 67, 246 Lampin, Billy 230 Lamplin, Kevin 246 Lancaster. Denise 264 Land, Sharon 230 Landers, Marva 189 Laney, Wendy 246 Lang, Cathy 264 Lang, John 264 Lang, Mary 45, 70, 128, 230 Lanquist, Karla 230 Latimer, Alesia 264 Lauderdale, Belinda 230 Lawler, Andrew 246 Lawrence, Scott 246 Lawson, Mr. Billy 87, 161 Lawson, Dianne 246 Lawson, Keely 67, 77, 230 Lawton, Kayle 189 Lay, Paula 246 Layne, Pam 189 Leach, Gerald 230 Leavitt, James 264 Lebow, Darrell 230 Lehow, Jodi 264 Lee, Ms. Charlyse 85, 114 Lee, Gary 189 Lee, Geniece 264 Lee, Janet 246 Lee, Latonia 230 Lee, Patricia 36, 103 Lee, Paul 21, 189 Lee, Phyllis 246 Lee, Phyllis 163 Lee, Robert 156, 264 Lee, Robert 264 Lee, Robert A. 156 Lee, Stephanie 264 Lee, Stephane 189 Lee, Tawanna 264 Leevey, Doug 246 Leister, Sally 23, 70, 189 Lemmons, Daryl 264 Lemons, Clark 76, 189 Lemons, Cleveland 189 Leonard, Lloyd 246 Leonard, Nolan 264 Lester, J. 265 Lewis, Alanda 246 Lewis, Charles 246 Lewis, George 246 Lewis, Kim 67, 246 Lewis. Matthew 230 Lewis, Raymond 87 Lewis, Steven 264 Lewis, Tracy 172, 189 Lindsey, Terry 264 Liner, Ms. Janis 85 Lions' Tale 72 Little, Lisa 18, 19, 60, 126, 176, 230 Littlejohn, John 189 Littles, Dale 168, 189 Littles, Joannie 246 Lloyd, Sterling 264 Lockey, Sheila 247 Loechel, Tammy 189 Loggins. Jef! 247 Loghry, Michelle 247 Londonaire 299, 190 London, Charlotte 67, 230 Lone-Star Distributing 285 Long, Anthony 264 Long, Anthony 247 Long, Danny 247 Longbrake, Teresa 247 Loosier, Julius 114, 168, 189 Lopez, Joey 21, 189 Loppor, Barron 264 Louther, Jackie 264 Loving, Terry 247 Low, Rodney 189 Low, Staci 77, 105, 230 Lowe, Ms. Sandy 88, 90 Lowry, Teresa 81, 247 Luce, Tina 264 Lunsford. Angela 264 Lytle, Tommy 264 Mabry,'Steve 88 Macoy, Stacey 247 MacFaIl, Michael 230 Mac's Gun Shop 277 Mack, R. D. 247, 264 Maddox Air Conditioning 280 Maddox, Anna 27, 28, 36, 67, 69, 189 Maddox, Scott 27, 69, 156, 264 Maddox, Tom 21, 189 Madlock, Ms. Emma 86 Magee, Kami 22, 230 Magna, Freddie 264 Mallett, Marshelia 189 Mallet, Melvin 189, 247 Malloy, Rick 230 INDEX . . . 305 Matlock, 306 Malone, Dylan 140, 189 Malone, Mark 264 Malone, Michael 156, 264 Malone, Sherri 247 Malone, Ms. Sonia 60, 85, 91 Mangum, James 156 Mangum, Jimmy 264 Maniou, Ricky 264 Manning, Dave 189 Manning, Latonya 247 Manning, Lawrence 247 Manning, Mark 188, 247 Manning Marcom, , Shirley 70, 121 Ms. Peggy 22, 86 Marcontell, Deborah 133, 247 Marsh, Wanda 189 Martin, Benjamin 264 Martin, Bob 148 Martin, Kim 41, 67, 190 Martin, Larry 148, 190 Martin, Marlon 230 Martin, Melanie 190, 247 Martin, Paul 148, 230 Martin, Rita 230 Martin, Robert 230 Martin, Tony 264 Martin, Tony 247 Mary Bonn 285 Mass, Gabriella 52, 65, 70, 230 Mass, Greg 247 Mass, Patricia 247 Mayfield, Gary 247 Suzan 190 Maxwell, Ms. Ann 40, 86 Maxwell, Lee 87, 98 Maxwell, Ms. Vickie 88 May, Julie 28, 34, 62, 67, 103, 226, 230 Mayfield, Mary 264 Mayfield, Timothy 230 Mayer, James 88 Mayo, Mark 264 Mays, Adriene 36, 70, 189 Mays, John 264 Mays, Ricky 168 McBurney, Jeannie 264 McCallister, Velesha 230 McCaney, Precious 280 McCarrell, Leonard 264 McCauley, Chris 190 McClarnon, Julie 247 McClenna, Leigh Ann 247 McClennsn, Larry 85 McClendon, Karen 36, 38, 70, 190 McCloud, Teresa 264 McClung, C. 247 4McCoy, Judy 264 McCoy, Kimberly 190 McCormick, Carlos 247 McCoy, Doug 247 McCoy, Curtis 247 McCracken, Sheila 230 McCrary, Ricky 148, 247 McCrary, Dewayne 230 McCullough, Cassandra 247 McCullough, Rickey 230 McCurley, Amy 247 McDade, Lajeanie 230 McDaniel, Robert 264 McDaniel, Walter 40, 230 McDonald, Bernice 247 McDougal, Timmy 16, 148, 149, 176, 23 McDougal, Tommy 148, 176, 230 McDow, Sherry 67, 230 McDowell, Jacqueline 264 McFarland, Penny 230 McGee, David 284 McGee, James 190 McGee, Katherine 230 McGee, Lola 247 McGee, Mary 247 McGee, Robert 284 McGee, Travis 230 McGee, Veronica 265 McGee, Willie 265 McGill, Kyle 38, 67, 190 McGines, Lucretta 265 McGoff, Mr. Bill 49, 85, 92 McGowan, Annie 190, 230 Mcllam, James 230 McHam, Joe 190 Mclnnis, Robin 103 Mclnnis, Tammy 230 Mclntire, David 265 McKamie, Debra 22, 23, 36, 70, 190 McKay, Doug 172, 176, 190 McKay, Kim 247 McKinney, Jennifer 265 McKinney, Kim 22, 23, 38, 70, 190 McKinnis, Kriatopher 247 Mclntire, Randy 247 McKnight, Natasha 247 McLeod, Donna 247 McLeod, Ms. Jeannie 86 McLeod, Phillip 265 McLeod, Phillip 247 McMichael. Tammy 231 McMiller, Jeanette 247 McNeal, Audra 70, 190 . . . INDEX 0 McNeal, Chaice 247 McNeal, Keith 190 McNeal, Mona 265 McNeal, Mona 231 McNeal, Nell 231 McNeil, Julie 190 McQueen, Teresa 265 McRight, Canay 265 Mcliight, Camay 247 Meador, Jason 247 Meazell, Tony 231 Meissner, Ms. Linda 90 Messer, Steve 247 Miquez, Christopher 265 Milam, Alford 190 Miles, Angela 265 Miles, James 231 Miles, Linda 231 Miller, Charles 148 Miller, Darlene 18, 19, 44, 60, 190 Miller, David 153, 247, 265 Miller, Mr. Don 87, 98, 148, 161 Miller, Linda 190 Miller, Lisa 247, 365 Miller, Patricia 265 Miller, Patricia A. 67, 231 Miller, Richard 265 Milling, Mathew 16, 148, 1 Milliorn, Twyla 231 Mima, Lena 231 49, 231 Mims, Michael 148, 149, 153, 168, 231 Minnick, David 168, 231 Minton, Dennis 231 Mitchell, Gerald 24, 67, 247 Mitchell, Ms. lda 88 Mitchell, Jerry 231, 247 Mitchell, Kenneth 247, 265 Mitchell, Sandy 265 Mobley, Cassandra 265 Moffett, Ervin 247 Molitor's Toy Store 297 Mombis, Jacque 190 Moncrief, Vicki 190 Montgomery Wards 282 Montgomery, Leslie 265 Montgomery, Shelia 265 Moore, Allen 265 Nick, Kathryn 248 Nick, Darline 265 Nickerson, Shirlyn 70, 191 Nickerson, Stephen 156, 265 Nipp, Tammy 248 Nixon, Linda 265 Nixon, Monty 54, 191 Noland, Cynthia 191, 248 Noland, Darla 70, 231 Norman, Brenda 231 Norrell, Geana 231 Norris, Mark 231 Null, Lance 156, 285 Nunez, Jaime 265 Nunz, Luis 265 Olie Crider's 282 Obrien, Diana 231 Oliver, Amos 248 Oliver, Ms. Barbara B4 Oliver, Melinda 248 Oliver, William 161, 168 Oliver, Patrick 248 Olivers, Denis 285 Olivera, Denis F. 191 0'Neal, 0'Neal, Bobby 248 Kim 36, 103, 191 0'Neal Yvonne 248 O'Quinn, Wanda 248 Oswalt, Pamela 265 Owen, Angela 265 Owens, Bernard 265 Owens, Connie 265 Owens. Cynthia 265 Owens, Cynthia D. 231 Owens, Freda 265 Owens, Marvin 265 Painte Steve 191 ft Painter, Tambra 266 Palmer, Wade 156, 266 Pamell, Marie 266 Pardue, Terry 266 Parker, Nanette 286 Pardue, Pat 191, 231 Parish, Debbie 248 Parish, Terry 248 Parker, Betty 248 Moore, Belinda 247 Moore, Debra 190 Moore, Dwight 265 Moore, P. C. 172, 190 Moore, Rickey 231 Moore, Rod 161, 247 Moore, Shirley 247 Moore, Sonya 231 Moore, Moore, Moore, Teresa 265 Terri 18, 19, 38, 30, 190, 247 Timothy 190 Morales, Dawn 190, 231 Moran, Ms. Jennifer 88 Morilla, Elvira 248 Morphis, Jacqueline 103 Morris, Danny 231 Morris, Frederick 265 Morris, Polly 247, 265 Morrow, Mickey 248, 265 Mosely, Mark 265 Mosley, Carolyn 22, 59, 170, 190 Mosley, Connell 248 Mosley, Felcia 190 Mosley, Kelly 190 Parker, Nelta 248 Parker, Nathan 231 Parker, Thrible 231 Parks, Mr. Bill 39, 87, 148, 164 Parson, Tammy 266 Patel, Chanda 103, 266 Payless Auto Parts 289 Payne, K. 248 Payne, Mary 263 Pearce, Virgin 266 Peery. Millard 248 Penco Oil 286 Pendergrass, Ms. Dixie 89 Perez, Delores 248 Perkins, David 266 Perkins, Debra 191 Perkins, Rachael 248 Perkins, Rebecca 231 Perry, Fred 231 Pettigrew, Betty 104, 248 Pettigrew, Cynthia 191, 231 Pfutzenreuter, Shirl 27, 34, 67, 69, Pharr, Roger 36, 45, 67, 105, 231 Phelps, Lisa 266 Phillips, Charlene 34, 67. 248 Mosley, Scott 248 Moss, Carol 191 Moten, Eugene 265 Moten, Gloria 265 Mount, Lori 231 Murillo, Luis 231 Murillo, Vioa 265 Murick, Robert 248 Murphree, Karen 248 Murphey the Jeweler 282 Murphy, Barbara 265 Murphy, Charlotte 265 Murphy, Lawrence 265 Murray, Claude 231 Murray, Ruby 265 Muse, Audra 191 Muse, Gregory 265 Mutt, Janice 248 Myers, Jerri 191 Myers, Karen 231 Myles, Sedric 161, 248 Nash, Lester 191 Nauls, Ms. Flora 84 Phillips, Clifton 266 Phillips, Harold 266 Phillips, Harold L. 231 Phillips, Johnnie 248 Neill, Susie 248 Nelson, Andrea 248 Nelson, Phyllis 191 Nelson, Ramona 59, 191 Nelson, Rhonda 265 Nelson, Rickey 265 Nelson, Stacey 248 Netherland, Patrick 265 New Yorker 318 Newso n, Anthony 156, 285 Nicholson, Becky 265 Nicholson, Becky L. 183, 191, 238 Nicholson, Raymond 265 Nick, David 265 Phillips, Randy 266 Phillips, Randy 231 Phillips, Tracy 248 Phillips, Tyra 22, 36, 70, 191 Pickett, Lesia 248, 266 Pierce, Michael 270 Pierce, Terry 231 Pike, Patricia 36, 59, 191 Pike, Paul 248, 266 Pinckard, Rebecca 231 Pinkney, Cynthia 266 Pittillo, Denise 231 Plunk, Kelly 163, 231 Polk, Marilyn 266 Polk, Melvin 168, 231 Polk, Mike 286 Polk, Patrick 158, 266 Pollard, Jackie 248 Polley, Melinda 191 Polley, Michael 156, 266 Pollock, Mithcell 191 Pollock, William 191 Porter, Alvin 168, 231 Porter, Kathryn 231 Potts, Janice 67, 231 Powell, Bessie 191 Powell, Peggy 248 Powell, Wanda 265 Prater, Sandra 248 Presley, Debra 266 Preston, Frank 105, 191 Preston, Shannon 191 Price, Alberta 266 248 Price, Penny 248 Priddy, Karla 41, 45, 67, 72, 108, 19 Priestly, Keith 266 Prince, David 266 Prince, David 248 Printers, Lila 191, 248 Printers, Jackie 266 Printers, Jennifer 18, 19, 60, 231 Printers, Jerry 156, 266 Printers, Lila 52, 122 Printers, Lisa 35, 70, 231 Pristly, Anthony 266 Pritchett, Larry 231 Pritts, Sherri 248 Pritts, Sherri L. 231 Proffitt, June 130, 131, 231 Pruitt, Helen 248 Pruitt, R. B. 88 Pryor. James 266 Pryor, Sherlene 89 Purtle, Karen 266 Pyle, Sally Ann 248, 266 Ralrun, Jesse 266 Rackrow, Charlotte 191 Radford, Jerry 231 Ragsdale, Waymond 89 Rains, Kathryn 266 Rameriz, Bonnie 268 Raibon, Deron 248 Rains, Kathryn 248 Rains, Kevin 248 Ramirez, Bonnie 248 Ramirez, Eddie 248 Ramirez, Rolando 248 Randall, Stephanie 248 Raspberry, Amy 248 Rasberry, Jone 266 Rasor, Dana 248 Ray, Ms. Ann 84 Ray, Rhonda 249 Ray, Tony 266 Record Town 286 Red Arrow Freight 275 Red Barn Flower Shop 285 Redfern, John 59, 191 Redwine, Roderick 156, 266 Reece, Daryl 36, 65, 148, 153, 105 Reece, Frankie 231 Reece, J. 249, 266 Reece, Ronald 231, 249 Reed, Dena 191 Reed, Donna 249 Reed, Katie 266 Reed, Ricky 266 Reeves, Julia 65, 231 Reeves, Steven 172, 231 Reta's Beauty Salon 297 Rex, Mr. Jim 88, 148, 176 Reynolds, Robin 249 Rey, William 249 Rhoades, Donald 249, 266 Rhoades, Jacquelyn 191 Rhodes, Douglas 232 Rhodes, Rhonda 268 Richard, Brenda 191, 232 Richardson, C. 266 Richardson, Leisa 28, 34, 62, 67, 232 Ricketson, I-lung 156, 249, 266 Shelbon, Rider, Jesse 249, 266 Rider, Kevin 249, 266 Rider, Tonia 67, 192 Riley, K athey 232 Ritch, Benny 67, 192 Ritch, Shawn 59, 192 Rivera, Selestino 232 Rivera, Tony 232 Robbins, Joey 249, 266 Roberts, Charles 137, 232 Roberts, Randy 266 Roberts, Sheila 25, 27, 67, 69, 232 Roberts, Johnny 232 Roberts, Randy 249 Robertson. Donald 266 Robertson, Julie 249 Robertson, Conell 249 Robertson, Lionel 266 Robertson, Mr. Mark 87, 98, 148 Robinson. Ann 232 Robinson, Cheryl 59, 192 Robinson, Debra 249 Robinson, Michael 268 Rocha, Kent 249 Rocha, Robin 266 Rodger, Thomas 192, 232 Rodriquez. Ann 45, 67, 192 Rodriquez, Raul 192 Rodriquez, Yvonne 286 Roel, Joe 249 Roel, Maria 232 Rolling, Rogers, J. 249 Rogers, Tammy 268 Rogers Wayne 249 Roland: Alvin 266 Roland, Johnny 192, 232 Nettie 232 Ronnels, Richard 159 Ronnie's Bair-Um 288 Runnels, Oliver 267 1 Ross. An drew 249 Ross, Dwayne 232 Ross, John 192 Ross, Ke lly 103, 249 Ross, Lane 267 Ross, Leon 249 Ross, Monique 267 Rountree, Tanya 267 Rowan, Laurie 232 Rowan, Randy 249 Rowe, Shari 192 Rowland, Brenda 232 Rowley, Allison 36, 267 Roy, Cheryl 67, 232, 249 Roy, Jean 192 Roy, Jeanette 249 Rozell, Daphne 192 Ruby, Robbie 192 Runnels, M. 192 Runnels, Richard 192 Rush, Marcus 267 Rush, Tommy 287 Rush, Yalonda 267 Rush, Ralonda R. 232, 249 Rushing, Ms. Linda B5 Russeau, Borris 267 Russeau, Roderick 232 Russell, Bobby 249, 267 Ryan, Rusty 249 Sadler, Mark 267 Saenz, Alma 267 Saenz, Jesse 267 Saenz, Johnny 54, 169, 232 Salas, Michael 232 Salazar, Robert 249 Sales, Patricia 249, 267 Sam R. Hill Lumber 280 Sanchez, David 257, 267 Sanchez, Raphe 267 Sanders, Camille 249, 267 Sanders, Cynthia 249, 267 Sanders, Donna 249, 267 Sanders, Jeanette 192 Sanders, Karen 232 Sanders, Ken 168, 232 Sanders, Penny 232 Sanders, Sandy 249 Sanders Sharon 267 Sanford: Rosy 287 Satterheld, Norita 267 Satterfiold, Wayne 287 Saunders, Cynthia 249 Saunders, Delores 249 Savage. Conni 232 Savage, Rickey 267 Sawyer, Clifford 267 Saxton, Pam 192 Scarborough, Mr. Bob 88 Schmidt, Neva 249 Schminkey, Becka 232 Scoggins, Dianna 249 Scott, Barbara 249 Scott, Belenda 267 Scott, Debbie 192 Scott, Donna 267 Scott, Keith 232 Scott, LaRosa 267 Scott, Neldra 249 Scott, Richard 156, 267 Scott, Rickey 192 Scott, Tony 267 Seagroves, Marvin 21, 232 Seakamp, Lee 90 Seaton, Clint 249 Seaton, Hubert 31, 36, 67, 76, Seiber, Chris 249 Semler, Mary Jo 249 Session, Pam 232, 249 Shackleford, Clarence 44, 192 Shaddox Used Cars 296 Shaftner, Darryl 134 Shanks, Freddie 249 Shaw, Amanda 232 Shaw, Patrice 192 Shaw, Patricia 249 Shaw, Rehell 267 Shaw, Sandra 267 Shay, Wayne 278 Sheffield, Vanessa 18, 19, 36, Carmie 249 Shelbon, Ricky 192 Shepherd, Robert 16, 148, 232 Shepard, Steven 249. 267 Sheraton Inn 297 Sherman, Dona 249 Sherman, Paul 192 Shipley'S 7-11 zso Short, Kathy 267 Shotts, Carl 232 Shotts, Martha 249, 267 Sigler, Tammy 249 Sikes, Jeff 249 Sims, Paul 118 Simmons, Carol 267 Simmons, Derrick 232 Simmons, Jonathan 192 Simpson, Sims, Br Tom 156, 267 ad 72, 108, 232 192 38, 136, 177, 192 Sims, Paul 267 Sims, Stacia 192 Sipes, Joel 232 Sipes, Scott 103, 267 Sippio, Sharon 67 Skaggs, cindy 192 Skrohinski, Spring 232 Slane, Tina 267 Slayton, Sherry 267 Sloan, Linda 192 Small, Jimmie 232 Smiley, Robin 250 Smith, Anthony 193, 250, 267 Smith, Arhisa 267 Smith, Betty 193 Smith, Craig 67, 193 Smith, Darryl 250 Smith, David 250 Smith, David 232 Smith, Gina 267 Smith, Mr. James, 85, 148, 164 Smith, Jesse 156, 267 Smith, Johnny 192, 232 Smith, Keena 193 Smith, Maria 250 Smith, Marty 267 Smith, Prisicilla 193 Smith, Robert 232 Smith, Roger 193, 232 Smith, Ronald 193, 250 Smith, Roy 193 Smith, Mr. Stan 87 Smith, Teresa 193, 217, 249 Smith, Terry 267 Smith, Travis 232 Snider, Brian 267 Snider, Craig 122, 185, 193 Snyder, Cindy 232 Solis, Marco 267 Soles, Terry 267 Soles, Terry L. 232 Soulier, Becky 193 Sowell, Kenneth 250 Spain, Cecil 250, 267 Speake, Randy 232 Speakman, Shelly 232 Spearman, Brad 267 Speirs, Ralph 250 Spencer, Darwin 193, 250 Spencer, Eldret 193, 250 Spencer, Elton 193 Spencer, Keith 156 Spencer, lvan 232 Spencer, Jean 89 Spencer, Stanwin 267 Spencer Spencer , Teresa 250 , Stanwin 267 Spencer, Teresa 250 Spikes, Shirley 193 Spivey, Gary 250, 268 Spivey, Tim 232 Squier, Mr. John 86 Squire, Mark 250 Staley, LaVerne 250 Stamps, Terri 268 Stantield, Charlene 268 Stanley, Peggy 250 Stanley, Shirel 232 Stanley, Rachel 70, 193 Stanley, Stephanie 193 Stanton, Virlinda 250 Stanton, Belinda 67 Stansell, Ross 54, B9 Staples, Albert 193 Staples, Clint 250 Starks, Calvin 161, 250 Starks, James 268 Starks, Hames 156 Starks, John 232 Starks, Sherry 268 Starks, Sherry L. 193 Starling, Candace 67, 163, 232 Starling, Sherri 250 Starnes, Starnes, Crystal 232 Shawn 250 Steed, Tammie 193 Steele, Allen 250 Steele, Nehemiah 268 Steffee, Mr. John 49, 86 Steinsrube, Julie 250 Stephenson, R. 193, 268 Stephone, Lee 268 Stevens, Tami 268 Stewart, Paul 193 Stewart, Teresa 80, 163, 250 Stidham, Clifton 250 Stimpson, Dennis 268 Story, Writht 294 Stout, Jana 67, 112, 232 Stovall, Deborah 268 Street, Anita 268 Strickland, Tressa 233 Stride, Rebecca 268 Stripling, LaDorphus 250 Stroman, Brent 54, 193 Strong, Robert 250, 268 Stroud, Chris 250 Stuart, Daniel 36, 193 INDEX . . . 307 Stuart, Stubble Stubble Dan 168 field, Michael 156, 250, 268 field, Sharon 268 Sublette, Mr. James 88. 148. 156 Suggs, Kathy 250 Suggs, Steve 123, 233 Suggs, Stuart 268 Sullivan, Ms. Nancy 87 Summei-'s Electric 292 Turner. Otis 268 Turner, Pamela 252, 268 Tutt, Oscar 120, 194 Tutt, Sandra 268 Tyler Beverages 277 Tyler New Car Dealers 300 Upton, Carry 268 Uzzel, Michael 268 Van, Gail 67. 251 Sump' Else Store 292 Sustnire, Vickie 250 Swann, Gary 193 Swann, LeJeune 233 Swann, Michael 233 Swann's Furniture 292 Swanson, Barry 24, 36, 67, 193 Swanson. Darren 268 Swift, Larry 250, 268 Taplin, Richard 250 Tarrant, Mary 193 Tate, Doug 250 Tate, Dwayne 193 Tate, Raymond 268 Tate Roofing 274 Tate, Terri 233 Tatum, James 233 Tatum, Lisa 250, 268 Tatum, Trevesia 250 Tave, Carolyn 268 Taxon, Adrienne 103, 194, 268 Van Houten, Mack 251, 268 Van Houten, Michelle 269 Vandergrilf, Mark 223 Vargas, Yolanda 269 Varsity Band 24, 25, 26 Vasquez, Joe 269 Veal, Darrell 196, 223 Veasey, Marilyn 269 Vickers, Brigett 196 Vickers, Jeannie 223 Vickers, Michael 269 Vickers, Micheal 67, 251 Vickers, Sandra 77, 251 Vickers, Sharon 196 Victoria, Elizabeth 67, 251 Villanueva, Jobie 156, 269 Vinson, Jeffrey 251 Vitatoe, Gerald 156, 269 Taxon, Gloria 233 Taylor, Ann 268 Taylor, Taylor, Anita 67, 131, 193 Barbara 23, 70, 130, 233 Taylor, Brad 233, 279 Taylor, Dennis 156, 268 Taylor, Gordon 233 Taylor, Greg 233 Taylor, Hilda 233 Taylor, Jacquelin 194 Taylor, Taylor, James 250, 268 Johnnie 250 Vuong, Kim 114, 223 Vuong, Luan 223 Wade, Mr. Larry 89 Wade, Shannon 223, 251 Waggoner, Joye 194 Wagnon, Dana 36, 39, 67, 194 Waggener, Tina 103, 251 Wagstafl, Ms. Peggy 87, 163 Walding, Kevin 24, 27, 67, 69, 168, 194 Walker, Germaine 41, 70, 194 Walker, Bessie 257. 269 Walker, Burt 269 Walker, Eddie 194 Walker, Jacqueline 251, 269 Taylor, Marshell 250 Taylor, Ora 86 Taylor, Sandra 268 Taylor, Tonda 268 Taylor, Willie 268 Terell, Carolyn 250 Teal, Ms. Joan 84 Teal, Jules 268 Templeton, Joseph 194 Tennyson, Theresa 268 Terrell, Angie 29, 62, 268 Terrell, Bridgette 268 Terrell, Howard 133, 151 Terrell, Jeff 233 Terry's Restaurant 282 Walker, Kathy 251 Walker, Walker. Walker, Walker, Walker, Walker, Walker, Wallace, Wallace, Wallace, Wallace, Wallace. Wallace, Wallace, Kirt 269 Marquita 269 Michael 269 Samuel 269 Treva 269 Willie 269 Yalokda 269 Alonza 269 Brenda 251. 269 Marion 251 Melva 269 Randy 16, 40, es, 105, 114, 13 Terri 251, 269 Tony 194 Ward, Carolyn 269 Tew, Juan 250 Thacker, Mark 194 Theilkler, Lynn 250 Theus, Greg 250 Theus, Teresa 104, 250, 268 Thomas, Altus 250 Thomas, Brian Keith 233 Thomas, Clark 194 Thomas, Dwight 268 Thomas, Kenneth 250 Thomas, Ronnie 194, 233 Thomas, Terri 250. 268 Tompkins, K. 250 Thompkins, Johnna 238 Thompson, Carl 268 Thompson, Chequita 268 Thompson, Cricket 268 Thompson, Cynthia 268 Thompson, Don 250 Thompson, Dwana 268 Thompson, Jacqueline 233 Thompson, Joan 52, 122, 194 Thompson, Pat 90 Thompson, Trudie 266 Thorne, Carla 233 Thorton, Charlie 194 Thorton, Kathy 67, 194 Tidball, Susan 194, 250, 268 Tidmore, C. 250 Tille, Deldrick 250 Tiller, Kyle 233 Tilley, Doyle 268 Tilley, Travis 156, 250, 268 Tillison, Karen 29, 268 Tillman, Sherian 233 Timms, Arthur 156, 268 Tiptill, Ken 268 Tomlinson, Freddie 194 Tomlinson, Tommy 87 Tomlinson, Howard 233 Tompkin. John 233 Trammel, Mark 65, 67, 233 Trammell, Steve 123, 250 Turnhow, Cindy 233 Turnbow, Tina 194 Tucker, Anita 250 Turner, Calvin 161 Turner, Donald 233 Turner, George 148, 149, 194. 251 Turne r, Turne r, Justin 39, 148, 168, 169, 194, 296 Lynn 251 308 . . INDEX Walters, Dana 89, 148, 156 Ward, Debra 251, 269 Ward, Donna 251 Ward, Eugenia 194 Ward, Kenneth 233 Ward, Randy 233 wud, Greg 251, 269 Ward, Verta 29, 41, 45, 62, 67, 194 Ware, Danita 269 Ware, Tammy 233, 251 Ware, Tessa 194 Warren, Barbara 251 Warren, Cynthia 194, 251 Warren, Danny 269 Warren, Deron 194 Warren, Jacqueline 251 Warre, Kelvin 269 Warren, Kenneth 148 Warren, Marlos 233 Warren, Melvin 269 Warren, Regina 233 Warren, Shelia 251 Warren, Tony 148, 168, 233 Washington, Cecil 233 Washington, Robby 269 Washington, McKinley 194 Washington, Tracey 103, 225, 233 Watkins, Mr. Bobby 84 Watkins, Shirley 269 Watson, Dackey 194 Watson, Hiram 86 Watson, Misty 251 Watson, Mary 269 Watson, Yuvonda 251 Watts, Tammy 233 Wayne, Shay 278 Weaver, Brent 269 Weaver, Brent 251 Weaver, Jackie 251 Weaver, Lisa 194 Weaver, T. 251, 269 Weaver, Woody 251 Webb, Nancy 251 Webster, Belyndia 76, 194 Weeks, Laurie 35, 45, 70, 233 Weems, Virginia 233 Weesener. Larry 251 Weesner, Rickey 269 Weesner, Ron 269 Weisler, Greg 36, 195 Weisler, Kirk 251 2, 148, 233 Welch, Cheryl 251 Wells, Charles 195 Wells, Curtis 233 Wells, Johnnie 251 Wells, Suzanne 53, 233 Wesley, Waymou 87 Wesson, Ms. Cynthia 86 West, Thomas 233 Westwood Baptist Church 293 Wheele Wheele Wheele Wheele Wheele Wheele Whitak Whitak Whitak Whitak r, Cassandra 269 r, Gwen 251 r, Lewis 251 r, Sebastian 251, 269 r, Malissa 195 r, Yvette 195, 251 er, Eleanor 233 er, Flora 269 er, Jeanna 195 er, Kent 269 Whitaker, Sadalia 269 White, White, White, White, White, White, Curtis 156, 269 C. P. 251 Jacque 195 John 156, 251, 269 Kevin 176, 195 Kim 38, 67, 233 White, Lisa 67, 195, 291 White, Shelly 22, 35, 70, 234 White, Toni 233 Whitehead, Teresa 269 Whitmore, John 251 Whiteman, Steven 269 Wigfall, Verma 251, 269 Wilkerson, J. 251 Wilhite, Debbie 195 Williams, Anthony 251 Williams, Anthony 251 Williams, Arthur 251 Williams, Carol 251 Williams, Carlos 195 Williams. Connie 251 Williams, Cortez 234 Williams, Curtis 251 Williams, Cynthia 195 Williams, Danita 251 Williams, Debra 269 Williams, Dewayne 269 Williams, Francis 195 Williams, Freddie 195 Williams, Gina 234 Williams, Jessie 234, 251 Williams, John 269 Williams, John 156, 234, 251 Williams, Lee 251, 269 Williams, Linda 252 Williams, Lony 156 Williams, Marcellus 234 Williams, Mike 176, 252 Williams, Otis 168, 195 Williams, Ray 269 Williams, Roy 252 Williams, Rejena 77, 269 Williams, Rod 148 Williams, Roderick 234 Williams, Rodney 161, 252 Williams Roy 269 Williams, Shelia 234 Williams, Sherman 252 Williams, Terri 269 Williams, Vicky 67, 195 Williams, Victor 234 Williamson, Billy 38, 41, 67, 109, 195 294 Williamson, Christopher 269 Willingham, Cherie 252 Willis, Curtis 252 Willis, Lamar 39, 87, 91, 148 Willis, M arcus 269 Wilson, Damon 252 Wilson, Gerald 234, 252 Wilson, Lana 195 Wilson, Lisa 195 Wilson, Michelle 269 Wilson, Sherry 163, 234 Wilson. Tony 270 Wilson, Willie 234 Wilson, Valerie 252 Wingard, Randolph 270 Winslow, Patricia 195 Winston, A. D. 89 Winston, Darrell 234 Wisenhaker, Melinda 252 Witherspoon, Holly 67, 234 Wollark, Mike 270 Womack, Gregg 252 Womack, Ray 86 Womack, Robin 34, 49, 67, 80, Womack, Tami 195 Wood, Wendy 22, 44, '70, 195 Wood. William 195 Woodall, Teresa 270 Woodard, Mark 195 Woodard, Sandra 67, 195 Woods, Brady 252 Woods, C ynthia 270 Woody, Gladys 252 Woods, lrvy 270 Woods, Doris 252 Woods, Kelli 270 234 Woods, Priscella 234 Woods, Richard 252, 270 Woods, Ronnie 270 Woods, William 252, 270 Woodward, Mark 16, 148 Woody, Weaver 274 Wooldridge, Greg 38, 195 Wooldridge, Michael 158, 159, Worley, Curtis 142, 195 Worthy, Todd 252 Wray, David 114, 168, 195 Wright, Angela 252 Wright, Shari 234 Wright, Steve 252 Wright, Tammy 234 Wright, Yalonda 195 Wynn, Nicholas 196 Yates, Otha 252 Yates, Randy 252 Yancy Finance 274 Yellow Freight Systems 295 Young, Dewayne 252 York, Michael 252, 270 Young, Melissa 270 Young, Phythais 161 Young, Rodney 148, 164. 252 Young, Ruth 25 Young, Tommy 87 Young, Shelia 252 Young, William 196 York, Michael 234, 252 Ziegler, Debra 234 Zimmerman, Linda 270 Zinn, Tony 196 195 INDEX . . . 309 ..- . . , K '9 ,-W..Jvl!....,.v NI A V-MQ-l-1 YY 'MY W K .. Roses add still another change to the school. We began this book with the intention of showing as graphically as possible the changes that have taken place at our school during 1979f80. We have not used many words because we feel the pictures tell the story better. The crowded hallways, the patio crowds, and even some classrooms gave way to some moments of privacy and solitude. The break gave way to Pride-the smoking area is gone and the multitudes of mums gave way to a single arrangement. A new administration ran our school district and, along with the freshmen, many new teachers took charge in the classroom. 310 CLOSING The changes boggled the mind in the beginning, but in spite of them, many things remained the same. Most of all our students learned, made new friends, laughed and cried, just like they always had. In the end the senior class of 79f80 donned the traditional blue and white cap and gown and marched down the aisle to receive their diploma. As with the seniors of yesterday, and those of tomorrow, we know they'll carry with them always the pride and spirit that makes John 'Iyler High School. Student Lrfe Co Edrtors Llsa Whrte Teresa Hobbs Holly Wztherspoon Portralts Edrtor Danny Boswell Laura H111 Andy Denneard Sports Edrtor Justln Turner Kamr McGee Shelly Whrte , Artist - Billy Williarnson l p . R .1l,- Co Edrtors Teresa Hobbs Lrsa Whr te Busmess Managers Lrsa Duval Jan Cooper Special thanks to Jane Mc-Goff for all her help. The End Academrcs Edrtor Nrsln Cooper Susan Berry Advertzsmg Ed1tor Tern McHam Dwayne Tate Photographers Head Nannette Carsten Amy Cook Holly Wrtherspoon Pat Whrte Sponsor Mr. Bill McGoff v .. .l -F Staff BOX J f CLOSING . . . 3 Y I 1 A dx o ? 4: F5