Vestavia Hills High School - Reveille Yearbook (Vestavia Hills, AL)

Text from Pages 1 - 312 of the 1982 volume:

. hi V )i JiJ W- t - mi wmm- f: ■ ..i W ' ' - ' ■- . m . 1982 — REVEILLE Vestavia Hills High School Vestavia Hills, Alabama Volume Twelve Editor: Julie Hamilton Co-Editor: Barbie Olson Challenge A Table of Contents Opening 4 Dedication 16 Features 18 Organizations 46 Sports 94 Faculty 142 Classes 156 Activities 210 Ads 222 Index 290 Closing 296 C-- who are willing to take a challenge. Each day we are challenged to seek opportunities We are challenged to form our own ideas and to be ourselves. J 4 HIllS V- •i ' • i-iiir Never allowing our dreams to die, we keep reaching towards challenges K5c k ts until we finally glory in a job well done. mv lead us onward to success and victory. And if we fail, we at least fail while daring greatly so that we will never be counted among those who know neither victory nor defeat. 1982 Dedication: Judy Long For the quiet and unassuming manner in which she affects our lives — For the warmth and genuineness of her concern and compassion — For her willingness to listen to us and our problems — For her ready smile which brightens our days — For the gift of ourselves, which she has given to us by believing in us, the yearbook staff proudly dedicates the 1982 Reveille to Mrs. Judy Long. ■■ H H ■■R K|K K ' m ' n i v L fl k ' k . Swt W il Ma ' ItflB tl lA IwiiBilfl mtm ■■H fl iwJSNl — i f ' ' A m - ' ' kl B n 18 L t i ri ! ,C|4 : 19 Senior Attendant; Donna Hellen Senior Attendant: Luce Pellerin Senior Attendant: Ros Spina Senior Attendant: Amy Cranford Freshman Attendant; Sally Ryan - Junior Attendant: Kim Chase Sophomore Attendant: Robin Walters Sophomore Attendant: Michelle Meadows Homecoming Queen Debbie Webb l MEcSfS Boys ' and Girls ' State Representatives Stephen Estock Cathy Pritchard Girls ' and Boys ' State is a week-long program in which statewide represen- . tatives arc taught the duties and respon- sibilities of government officials. The representatives set up a mock state government and hold city, county, and state elections. Cathy Pritchard and Stephen Estock were chosen from VHHS by the faculty based on their school par- ticipation, leadership abilities, and scholastic achievement. Cathy attended Huntingdon College and was elected Speaker of the House; Stephen attended the University of Alabama and was chosen as a state senator. Cathy was also awarded first alternate to attend Girls ' Nation. Drew Smith Debbie Webb SJominees for Mr. and Miss Cathy Pritchard Jimmy Jeffrey Mandy Mitchell Nick Jovings Stephen Estock Roslyn Spina Brad Spencer Vestavia Hills High School Julie Hamilton Coy Macoy Fran D ' Amico Ted McCuUough S 1 V ' ■ ' • ..m l..- --!. • ■J i. -C4r. f . e w- r N Mr. and Miss Vesta via Hills High School Pat Visintainer Amy Cranf ord Senior Glass Who ' s Who Best All- Around Fran D ' Amico Keith Woods Most Athletic: Amy Westhoven Ted McCullough Most Likely to Succeed: Cathy Pritchard Stephen Estock 30 iiiuiifi dftyi iSiHK ( Friendliest: Jenni Martens Chuck Tarter Wittiest: Dianne Stathakes Johnny Prewitt MosTTntellectuaf: Mandy Mitchell Damian Costa 31 Best Dressed: Melony Robinson Mark Neely -. g ; ' Most Talented: Daphne Zellers Kyle Holman Best Looking: Donna Hellen Ricky Rookis 32 M Most Unpredictable: Sell na Morris Russel Black Most School Spirit: Ros Spina Jimmy Jeffrey i _____:. r! !HHH . T home: 85 ( y .. .m 1 k W ' . f kj :v Most Dependable: Kym Haas Mike Smith 33 Junior Class Favorites: Greg Smith Sandra Koulourides Lisa Carney Steve Dauphin 34 I Sophomore Class Favorites: Hugh Youngers Robin Walters Sam Everette Pate Renneker Freshman Class Favorites: Pete Leos Julie Mathis Robby Rookis Nina Haas John Ray 35 Honor Students THEATRE: Kyle Holman SOCIAL STUDIES: Stephen Estock ENGLISH: Damian Costa 1 ' y-v,- K i 1 K l i ' BAND: Nick Jovings INDUSTRIAL ARTS: Coy Macoy HOME ECONOMICS: Julie Strong FOREIGN LANGUAGE: Karl Fattig MATH: Mark Medvec BUSINESS: Melissa Hamrick SCIENCE: Drew Smith CHORAL: Daphne Zellers DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION: Billy Schiffman ART: Kevin Lee The 1982 Miss Reveille Pagean M L .t BJ Dl l Sfl J l cJ . . ' ■s ' pwLV Ip mH HF ' ' l L jT ■ m x-vE 1 ' Nv ' - fl 1 DIRECTOR — Deborah Sutherland STUDENT DIRECTORS — Amy Logan, Ann Arvin, Vickie Fridlin JUDGES — Rocky Leo, Elsie Erwin, Cindy Wade, Gaynell Morrow, Mitzi Prater, Charles Beck-Auditor MASTER AND MISTRESS OF CEREMONIES — Jim and Kathy Rye SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT — Wits ' Other End On Stage With 42nd Street ■ '  ■ ESCORTS — N. Jovings, T. Marek. A. Hayes, M. Dabbs, S. Bendall, D. Smith, DANCERS — A. Hayes, G. Gerson, K. O ' Brien, J. Gilliam, N. Jovings, R. C. Macoy, D, Pritchard. Mann, M. Rickles, K. Hoiman, R. Payne, P. Sooudi, M. Geisler, S. Estock, M. Dabbs, L. Dudley, J. Prewitt, M. Proctor. Top Ten Captivates Kim Chase Donna Hellen Marie Hayes Gina Everting Amy Matuszak The Audience Dana Jackson Pam Cantieny Linda Lockhart Susan HartscU Michelle Hayes m MISS CONGENIALITY — Jan Gentle SWIMSUIT — Donna Hellen TALENT — Gina Everling EVENING GOWN — Susan Hartsell Special Presentations SPECIAL TALENT — Tracy Hagood and Gretchcn Schmith 1981 MISS REVEILLE - Jan Johnson Tracy Hagood Gretchen Schmith Miss Reveille and Her Court TOP FIVE - Amy Matuszak - 4th Alternate, Gina Everling - 3rd Alternate, Pam Cantieny - 2nd Alternate, Susan Hartsell - 1st Alternate Donna Hellen ■ Mis Reveille. TOP TEN — L. Lockhart, M. Hayes, K. Chase, D. Jackson, A. Matuszak, G. Everling, M. Hayes, P. Cantieny, S. Hartsell, D. Hellen, 1982 Miss Reveille — Donna Hellen IhtTUounMr 46 47 Student Government Association President: Russell Black Girls ' Vice-President: Fran D ' Amlco Boys ' Vice-President: Drew Smith Secretary: Ros Spina Treasurer: Albert Ballinger Chaplain: Betsy Hayes Historian: Jill Siniard Parliamentarian: Kim Kitchens Sponsor: Tealla Stewart 48 FRESHMEN — Itt Row: J. Ray, G. Thomai, J. Mathii, J. Ettock. S. Hcndricki. 2nd Row: D. Rozendal . L. Conyars. P. H«ll«n, B. Whitfield. P. Wyalt. T. DonahiM, J. Nuttsr, H. McWhortsr. R. RookU. The Student Government Association consists of eight elected officers, an ap- pointed cabinet, and representatives from each homeroom. The S.G.A. or Stu- dent Council, publishes a student direc- tory at the start of each new school year and sponsors the Boys ' Beauty Walk and the talent show. The S.G.A.- provides various assemblies during the school year and conducts half-time activities at Homecoming. Other projects directed by the S.G.A. Include a Thanksgiving canned foods drive and an annual Christmas party for needy children. SOPHOMORES — 1ft Row: S. Hunton. L. Plate. J. Gelgcr, P. Farrell, K. Hooper. J. Budoff. 2nd Row: J. Benner, T. Hagood, B. Looney, S. Carroll, H. Hollingsworth, R. Kirk. S. Walls. JUNIORS — 1st Row: K. Shannon. M. MaCoy. S. Koulourides. J. GUIlam. A. Trultt. 2nd Row: J. Johnson, S. Beaty. M. Robinson. 3rd Row: K. McGlll, B. Hayes, K. Hull, B. Browne, L. Thomburgh, L. Rader, L. Wolnski, D. Batchelor, C. Stapleton. SENIORS — 1st Row: K. Haas, A. Cranford, K. Hunton, K. Kitchens, S. Morris, D. Baker, J. Siniard, P. D ' Amko, R. Spina, C. Prltchard, C. Robinson. 2nd Row; D. Prichard, R. Black, B. Spencer, B. Scott, C. Kirkpatrick, N. Jovings, L. Dillon, S. Estock, D. Smith, M. Medvec, A. Ballinger. 48 The 1982 Reveille Staff EDITOR — Julie Hamilton CO-EDITOR — Barbie Olson 50 SPONSOR - Dale Quln The task of producing a creative year- book is a challenge each new staff must face. Months of hard work, moments of frustration, nights without sleep, and days of anticipation are all a part of the completion of a successful yearbook. This year the staff has put forth an immense effort to produce the best yearbook ever. It is in this spirit that the 1982 Reveille staff proudly presents a year of challenge. •9 ' w 1 ' 1 ' ' m i iMHk w BEAUTY EDITORS — Amy Logan, Vickie Fricflin, Ann Arvin FEATURES EDITORS - Robin Hansen, Kathe Waller 51 ART EDITOR - Amy Matuszak. FACULTY EDITOR - Kay Norlandcr. r ■0 11 t ! wl - sm CLASSES EDITORS — Kelli Ellison, Uura Wolnskl. Not Pictured: Susan Bell. SPORTS EDITORS — Jon Budoff, Leslie Dllllon, Michael Moore. Not Pictured: Joy Johnson. 52 mi k 1 Cc e Al i ft sro v IW o V , H m«F i .T 1 4 f BUSINESS EDITORS — Eric WoUf. Blcn Smith. INDEX EDITOR — Betsy Brou PHOTOGRAPHERS — John Sheirell, Dodie Biscr. Not Pictured: David Carr. ORGANIZATIONS EDITORS — Sadie Swader, Requelle Mann, Kim Crawford. 53 Muse Staff 1st Row: T. Pierce, K. Hull, K. Fattig, J. Owens — Sponsor. 2nd Row: J. Dodge, M. Mitchell, J. Gibson, P. Guthrie, A. Mitchell, J. Wright, L. Coggin. As the primary literary creative outlet for the students of VHHS, the MUSE publishes the magazine featuring the best writings and art works of the students. In addistion to publishing the MUSE, the staff has also initiated several new pro- grams. Both the selection of Writer-of- the-Week and the circulation of the MUSE NEWS, a regular tabloid designed to enhance the written arts in the school, are recent additions to the staff ' s endeavors. EDITORS: Karl Faltig, Mandy MitcheU, John Dodge. 54 Rebel Yell EDITORS — N. Jovtng-Fcaiur Edttor. D. Condra-Edttor-lnOiltf, J. MKchcU-Sportt Edttor. J. Seagl«-N«wt Editor The Rebel Yell, now in its 12th year of publication, highlights many of the school ' s activities featuring news, sports and editorials monthly. This year The Rebel Yell staff distributed their award- winning newspaper free of charge. As part of the journalism experience, the staff attends seminars and conven- tions, enjoys field trips, and has guest speakers. D. Condra, L. Pellerin, B. Brown-Sponsor, G. Halen, N. Jovings, J. Mitchell, E. Jones, J. Hayes, J. Segle, M. Reynolds Sponsor — Betty Brown 55 National Honor Society 1st Row: C. Piitchard, M. Mitchell, R. Spina, D. Webb, G. Khare, H. Thoimburgh. 2nd Row: D. Smith, F. D ' Amico, A. Westhoven, K. Waller, J. MitchcU, K. Torbett. 3rd Row: C. Crawford — Sponsor, D. Costa, R. Hansen, D. Mines, L. Dillon. 4th Row: K. Fattig, S. Arvin, M. Medvec, C. Macoy , T. Marek, S. Estock, M. Smith. The National Honor Society recognizes those students who excel in the following areas: scholarship, leadership, character, and service. The tapping ceremony is a very meaningful assembly for all students. The VHHS chapter meets regularly to organize service projects to benefit the school and community. Members orientate new students to the school. The National Honor Society gives the teachers baked goods at Homecom- ing and provides needy families with food and clothing at Christmas. OFFICERS — C. Crawford — Sponsor, D. Costa — Pres., K. Waller — V. Pres., M. Medvec - Spencer — Treas., J. Mitchell — Hist., S. Estock — Chap., (Not Pictured: L. Patterson — Sponsor). Sec, B. 56 Spanish Honor Society 1st Row: K. Waller, K. Culvar. J. Kash, L. Culver. S. Khurana, L. Thomburgh. G. Everllng. J. Mitchell, D. Webb, S. Estock, D. DuBard. 2nd Row: L. Wolnskl, D. Batchelor, K. Crawford, S. Hunt, L. Cagle, J. Johnson, A. Arvin, K. Hull, D. Brinkley. 3rd Row: M. Medvec, J. Saia, D. Smith, S. Arvin, B. Spencer, M, Smith, C. Macoy, M. Harden-Sponsor. The Spanish Honor Society recognizes and honors those students who excel in Spanish. The club conducts a tapping ceremony in the spring. Spanish Honor Society has a Christmas party during the holidays to allow members to become bet- ter acquainted with one another. French Honor Society 1st Row: G. Khare, F. Smith, L. Dudley, A. Cullighan, S. Morris, S. Pace, M. Robinson, C. Ballard. 2nd Row: D. Smith, H. Thomburgh, S. Ritchey, B. Bross, J. Mitchell, J. Smith, J. Hamilton, M. Smith, P. Dollar, C. Sharbcl. 3rd Row: J. Ritter, S. Swader, L. Smith, J. Martens, B. Browne, D. Brown, C. Pritchard, K. Holt, S. Dauphin, A. Truitt, S. Sherer. The French Honor Society honors outstanding French students. They have an initiation ceremony and dinner, which is held near the close of the school year. Members must have attained an all A average for three semesters. The Society enjoys the French culture by having French food-tasting parties and by view- ing French films. 57 Math Team 1st Row: D. Costa, S. Arvin, M. Medvec, S. Estock, D. Smith. 2nd Row: K. Tipton — Sponsor, K. Culver, G. Everling, D. Smith, T. Brockway, B. Browne, K. Torbett, A. Smith. The Math Team consists of students from all four grades who spend hours to better their math skills. Throughout the school year, they attend approximately 15 tournaments to test their skills in speed and accuracy against other students in the Southeast. It is at these tournaments that the members help themselves to win financial aid and bring distinction to VHHS. 1st Row: J. Hull, J. Sandridge, S. Pennington. 2nd Row: E. Wolff, R. Bagga, J. Stephenson — Sponsor, K. O ' Brian, M. Smith, S. Webb. B. Looney, L. Thornburgh, S. Watson, S. Hendricks. 3rd Row: J. Nutter, M. Frings, M. Roshano, M. Lunsford. 58 Debate Team VARSITY TEAM — EUen Wingett — Sponior, M. Claypool, M. Lcmbke, J. Qlllam. The VHHS Debate Team is a group of students with persistence and definite ideas. This year they competed and did very well in Huntsville. Other tour- naments in which the team competes in- clude Homewood, Birmingham Forensics in Huffman, UAB and Troy State Univer- sity. After gaining much experience in these tournaments, the team members then represent the school in the state finals, which are held at the University of Alabama. 1st Row; P. Pearson, B. Tomlinson, M. Hand, R. Bonham, Hlen Wingctt — Sponsor, S. Willis. 2nd Row: M. Lembke, J. Gilliam, M. Qaypool, J. Dodge, D. DeBardelaban, J. Seagle, K. Smith. 59 Rebel Girls 1st Row: S. Beatty, K. Haas, S. Pace, D. Woods, K. Holt, C. Kirkpatrick. 2nd Row: A. Stewart, R. Hassler, C. Pritchard, M. Metaxas, B. Hayes, C. Sharbel, L. Wolnski, C. Stapleton, L. Newman. Vestavia ' s hostesses, better known as the Rebel Girls, are the official represen- tatives of the student body at every ac- tivity. They attend PTO meetings and some Board of Education meetings. They usher at the Miss Reveille Pageant and at graduation ceremonies. The Rebel Girls make newcomers and visitors to our school feel more at ease by helping at Registration and College Night. The girls attend all football and baseball games, as well as home basketball games and wrestling matches. The Rebel Girls demonstrate service to the community by selling pizzas, shakers, and programs to support the Boosters Club. HEAD REBEL GIRL — C. Pritchard, SPONSOR — L. Allphin. 60 SENIORS - C. Klrkpatrick, C. Prttchard, D. Woods, K. Holt, S. Pace, K. Haat. The Rebel Qrls wave goodbye to the Mountlet. 61 Student Aides I Students who are guidance, library and office aides are very essential to teachers in helping make their jobs a little easier. Guidance aides ' duties include filing, alphabetizing, and answering the phone. They also help new students who may need assistance. Library aides reshelve books, handle the checking in and out of books, and alos answer any questions students may have. Office aides run er- rands, take absentee lists to teachers, answer the phones, and also greet visitors that come to VHHS. GUIDANCE — 1st Row: K. Reynolds, A. Smith, B. Rozendale, A. Webb, R. Mann. 2nd Row: T. Taylor, M. Travis, A. Holland, G. Hunter, G. Hammond. OFFICE — 1st Row: A. Roland, K. Allen, B. Lindbergh, A. Mitchell, K. Norrell, A. Gullighan, M. Geisler. 2nd Row: M. Mahaffey, B. Rankin, T. Reed, R. Payne, S. Franks iltk. .•;i 4iE i. w - 4.1 LIBRARY — 1st Row: A. Berry, B. Richardson, L. Rose, D. Fater, R. Reeves, B. Hoebel. 2nd Row: M. David, L. Cole, W. Lewis, R. Green, D. Bufton, S. Nash. 3rd Row: J. Smith, R. Dickson, D. Tyler, J. Erickson, J. Ransom, B. Stevens, B. Meeks. 62 Stage Crew Front Row: K. Holman, T. aarfc, J. ChaTTy, H. Forbas, K. King, K. B«nton. Back Row: L. Forbat, J. Handriclu, H. Lan«y, J. Drtvtr, S. Smith. P. Rodda. The stage crew is a group of talented students who are responsible for regulating all light and sound systems at school assemblies and activities. Under the supervision of Miss Beverly Brasell, they construct the sets for the school plays and musicals. Then, at time of the productions, the crew works behind the scenes to make each a success. Karl Benton locks in freshness. The life of a carpenter. (M. Laney) SPONSOR - Beverly BrateU Easy does it! (L. Forbes, J. Cheny) Hello down there! 63 Thespians 1st Row: D. Smith, S. Rowan, B. Tomllnson, G. Gerson, E. Soyer, N. Hutcheson, F. Smith. 2nd Row: N. Jovings, C. Golden, L. Forbes, M. Metaxas, M. Forbes, C. Heaton, M. Hand, C. Edmunds, R. Payne, D. Zellers, A. Hayes. The Thespians have an avid interest in the art of drama. Thespians help sponsor VHHS school productions. Each member is required to work one hundred hours on at least two productions. OFFICERS — B. Brasell — Spon., M. Hand — Pres., M. Forbes — Pari., B. Tomllnson — V.-Pres., N. Jovinys — Treas., A. Hayes — Sec, D. Smith — Chap. 64 Interact Club Pras. — J. Johnson, Hist. — K. Kitchens. Trcas. — D. Woods. Hist. — L. Mathls. Proj. Chairman — J. Green. Vlce-Pres. — S. Swagler, Pari. — Fran D ' AmIco, Chaplain — A. Craniord. Social Chairman — R. Spina, Proj. Chairman — L. Rhodes, Sec. — W. Neely, Pari. — L. Carney. The Interact Club promotes service and Involvement throughout the school. The members aid in promoting school spirit by decorating the football players ' mailboxes at Homecoming. They also participate in other Homecoming ac- tivities, such as collecting wood for the bonfire and entering a sign in the club competition. 1st Row: P. Raines, L. Mathis, C. Robinson, M. Hayes, C. Pritchard, B. Woods. 2nd Row: F. D ' Amico, S. Bcaty, L. Dickson. 3rd Row: L. Newman, J. Green, S. Swagler, R. Spina, K. Alle, L. Carbonie, D. SchoU. 4th Row: L. Rhodes, M. Justice, K. Norrell, A. CuUigan. S. Allison, M. Gcisler, K. Kidd, S. Koulourides, C. Stapleton. 5th Row: J. Siniard, A. Butgereit. S. Lott, B. Spencer, K. Holt, K. Haas, S. Hartsell, M. Hayes, D. Woods, K. Winslow, V. Dillon. H. Youngers, P. Renneker, S. Williams, A. Evans, J. Bertella, J. Hamilton, V. Fridlin. K. Kitchens. C. Kirkpatrick. 6th Row: Sponsor Mrs. Patterson, J. Johnson, M. Macoy, L. Colquitt, M. abbs, S. Berdall. A. Cranrd. W. Nee- ly. L. Carney, J Benner, G. Smith, L. Lanley, L. Pate, C. Carter. 65 FBLA Club Future Business Leaders of America is a club designated for prospective business students. Members of this club give recognition to secretaries on Na- tional Secretary Day and to teachers dur- ing Teacher Appreciation Week. This club participates in the Southern Leader- ship Conference and business competi- tions. To raise money for a designated charity, they also participate in a type-a- thon. Their annual fund-raising project consists of selling mums for the Homecoming game. OFFICERS — A. Webb — Sec, S. Watson — Chap., B. Bross — Pres., M. Coker — V. Pres. 1st Row. R. Brown, N. Galloway, C. Coker, A. Webb, F. White. 2nd Row: S. Watson, C. Maddox, L. Sakmar, I. Green, D. Jackson, R. Harry. 3rd Row: S. Stewart, M. Hamrick, Sponsor — R. Vance, Sponsor — J. Bush, B. Bross, M. Coker. 66 Girls ' FCA lit Row: C. Garr«K, C. Wllker on. 2nd Row: C. Cockftald, M. L)ungqvl«t. 3rd Row: J. John«on. H. E p«y. 4th Row; T. Waggoner, S. Moxley. 5th Row: L. Wolnski, A. Wattj, B. Hayes, D. Farrell, J. Smith, M. Roblnton, T. Wood. 6th Row: M Robinson, M. Smith, D. Fater, D. Johnston, P. ForbU, S. Strozier, K. Grctham — Sponsor. 7th Row: L. Cagle. L. Simonetti. 8th Row: C. Lowntan, J. Smith. 9th Row: T. Martin. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes for girls is a new club this year at VHHS. Young women serve Christ as they par- ticipate i n sports activities. The members, in conjunction with the Boys ' FCA, render service to the school and the community. Boys ' FCA 1st Row: P. McGee, R. Hunton, J. Smith, R. Johnson, M. Caton, D. Benjamin, T. Zito, G. Salem, R. Rookis, M. Allen, K. Woods, P. Visintainer, J. Saia, G. Smith, B. Pace, M. Norton, S. Dauphin. 2nd Row: R. Dickson, T. Howell, B. Stallings, B. Buckner, B. Reed, B. Scott, C. Neil, T. Knight, T. Ward, A. Hood, S. Romano, J. Ran- som, A. Thompson, S. Johnston, G. Ellis, B. Newport, C. Tarter, M. Smith. 3rd Row: B. Harbert, B. Pharo, B. Lawrence, M. Papajohn, R. Huber, B. Wilkinson, B. McMahon, J. Watson, J. Clemmer, B. Looney, K. Pugh, P. Taylor, K. Bowen, M. Cost, H. Youngers. 4th Row: C. Milazzo, D. Pardue, W. Meadows, M. Walton, H. McWhorter, S. Splawn, B. Buntaia, C. Brooks, A. Williford, N. Graffeo, C. Colpack, J. Bove, E. Grant, S. Everette, K. Nicholls. 5th Row: D. Glaze, M. Rhoades, S. Dold, D. Slappey, M. Oliver, M. Pemberton, J. Ben- ner, J. Sanford, M. Robinson, G. Hammond, V. Harris, S. Nash, W. Lewis, T. Armstrong. 6th Row: A. Finchum, J. Hudson, B. Graffeo, P. Monti, R. Powell, D. Bush, D. Tunmire, J. Payne, C. Stephenson, A. Carbonie, B. Tomlinson, R. Rookis, R. Woods, A. Wheat, P. Burbon, J. Robinson, S. Hunton, G. Herrin. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is an interdenominational group of athletes and their coaches. Members strive to serve Christ through their church and sports activities. FCA participates in ser- vice projects also. Members take part in the Big Brothers program and in raising money to support the Alabama ' s Sheriff ' s Boys Ranch. 67 Key Club I - «« ttt« t« t f f f « ti f t i- ut«tt5g t t ntttitif t ' it tyrftf il f- tf M 1st Row: B. Carlin, S. Watson, D. Eddins, D. Baker, T. Lewis, D. Smith, D. Spencer, P. Ramsey, S. McCullough, B. Hayes, M, Macoy. 2nd Row: J. Landis, J. Budoff, P. Thomas, R. Toffel, R. Parker, E. Wolff, S. Estock, J. Davis, H. Slay, T. Marek, R. Inabinet, J. Cornett, T. Strong, J. Johnson, C. Paico, J. Mathis, R. Spina. 3rd Row: M. Donigan, S. Thompson, K. Hughs, S. Small, J. Faught, S. Perry, B. Daniels, B. Looney, J. Ward, M. Macoy, S. Bendall, B. Estock, M. Travis, D. Estock, B. Sherrill, K. Ken- ney, L. Coggin, C. Kentros, J. Montgomery, P. Dawson. 4th Row: D. DuBard, M. Lunsford, C. Ballard, B. Lovell, S. Boston, W. Eargle, C. MaCoy, D. Warner, B. Spencer, M. Armistead. 5th Row: C. Arnold, L. Taylor. SPONSOR — Carlos Ballard 68 OFFICERS - D. Smith Estock — Treas. Sec, D. Costa — V. Pres., J. Faught — Pres., S. BOARD OF DIRECTORS - C Macoy, S Thompjon, B. Carlln The Key Club ' s International Theme is Pursue Tomorrow ' s Potential. Thus, Key Club members are committed to helping others. Again this year the main objective of the VHHS Key Club has been the Alabama Sheriffs ' Boys Ranch. The members visit the Ranch in Pell City once a month. In December, the Key Club gave a dinner and Christmas party for the boys at the Ranch. The Key Club attended the International Convention in July 1981. Members also went to the State Convention, held in Huntsville. SWEETHEARTS — B. Hayes, J. Mathis, K. Paico, M. Macoy, J. Johnson, R. Spina. 69 Sophomore Action Club - ■iS . 1st Row: M. Johnson, A. Berry, C. Sykes, S. Snnith, A. Motley, E. Powell, S. Harris, J. Halen, M. Sterbacky, R. Cavaleri, M. Segars, B. Harlin, X. Payton, K. Hooper, C. Love, L. Wise, M. Ellison, T. Moore. 2nd Row: V. Vines, D. Ashmore, M. Meeks, B. Price, C. Had, T. Langford, J. Rueschenberg, B. Horton, S. Dickenson, D. Styles, E. Cox, M. Rickles, S. Gibson, T. Smith, M. Gobel, S. Warren. The Sophomore Action Club, in its fourth year of existence, contributes much to the improvement of VHHS. The members serve the school in various ways. They promote spirit and unity among members of the sophomore class. They help keep VHHS looking its best by cleaning the grounds. The Sophomore Action Club does volunteer work for the community by participating in a bike-a- thon for charity, and they visit a nursing home during the holidays. OFFICERS — A. Motley — Sgt. at Arms, V. Vines — Sec, M. Rick,t — V. Pres., T. Moore — Pres. 70 Art Service Club The VHHS Art Service Club consists of students who enjoy both art and par- ticipating in serving the community. Displays showing the club ' s works can often be seen in the school ' s front lobby. The Arts Service Club annually sponsors a Christmas arts and crafts show. B. Howell — Sponwr, E. Soyer, J. White, R. Jones, B. Lindberg, S. Belzer, L. Laughlln. Computer Club The Computer Club, a new club this year, is composed of students who enjoy working with computers. Members learn new programs and also exchange pro- grams with other members. They pro- gram the computers to play such games as tic-tac-toe and space adventure. B. Thompson — Sponsor, M. Reynolds, B. McDaniel, E. Jones, C. Gunter, L. Griffin, H. Whitten, M. Gillespie, E. Swan, B. Moxim, G. Kowlelt, A. Ballingcr, B. Carlson, H. Morgan, J. Dean, T. Pierce, D. Brosowsky, B. Tucker, S. McCutcheon, A. Withrow, R. Rice. 71 Jr. Civitan Club 1st Row: B. Brasher, K. Buchanan, R. Woodward, J. Gentle, L. Petway, M. Grelier, P. Cantieny, M. Pope, L. Lockhart, B. Wilson, L. Abrasley, D. Salchert, L. Davidson, R. Shaw. 2nd Row; M. Hobbs, K. Arnold, J. Budoff, V. Valin, V. Marcus, M. Proctor, H, Hollingsworth, T. Deng, M. Myers, R. Kirk, E. McElwee, A. Brown, T. Haygood, M. Moore, G. Gerson, E. Rushton. 3rd Row: C. Golden, B. Gajewski, T. Rushano, K. Hilyer, S. Edwards, M. Simonetti, A. Mitchell, S. Webb, R. Hagedorn, G. Pardue, V. Pin- son, K. Dutton, S. Pace, J. Gieger, J. McArthur, D. Hellen. 4th Row: B. Schiffman, S. Elgin, V. Randolph, S. Woodson, A. Billings, B. Lynch, S. Ritchey, S. Gordon, C. Cun- ningham, T. Watts, B. Rozendale, A. Smith, P. Guthrie, K. Lee, P. Galloway. 5th Row: B. Simpson, M. Lunsford, D. Bufton, G. Blair, L. Rader, M. Hendricks, S. Franks, R. Hammil, J. Peacock, N. Christian, P. Leos, B. Winslow, S. Wood, J. Boyd, T. Daniels. 6th Row: B. Horn, T, Cost, K. Hines, S. Doughty, J. Fancher, K. Stevens, A. Minogue, K. Cloues, C. Cummings, M. Meadows, K. West. 7th Row: K. Dinga, K. Long, K. Reynolds, H. Moustapha, K. Buryn, L. Garrett, L. Denton, K. Baugh, M. Horn- berger, P. LeBerte, L. Fiore, F. Barkley. OFFICERS — E. Rushton — Pres., B. Schiffman — V.-Pres., D. Hellen — Sec, M. Myers — Treas., K. Dutton — Hist., C. Golden — Sgt.-at-Arms. 72 Qimb on board the Chattanooga Choo Choo Jr. Civitan was officially rechartered th is school year. The members raised funds through a fruitcake sale and a sale of kisses from Santa. In addition to par- ticipation in homecoming activities, the club operated the Spook House at Elementary West ' s Halloween Carnival and worked at the Alice Pigman Center for the retarded. The club helped raise funds for Special Olympics, and several members attended the state convention in May. Sponsor — Barbara Gajewslti 73 BASIC Club The VHHS BASIC Club, is composed of students who want to promote Chris- tian fellowship throughout the school. The Basic Club also helps in school and community projects. Every homecoming members decorate the school ' s front lob- by. The members also help serve the community by making fruit baskets for nursing homes. Ist Row: B. Tombllnson, M. Nichols, D. Batchelor, J. Dunn, J. Jones, S. Robinson, Sponsor-George Prewett. 2nd Row: R. Pardue, S. Rowan, V. James, K. Seagle, C. Reed, A. Meehan, V. Pinson, R. Smith, K. Taylor, J. Warken, D. Carpenter. 3rd Row: R. Evans, H. Thornburgh, M. Frings, J. Williams, T. Murdock, C. Sykes, L. Rose, E. Carlisle, L. Burson, S. Schmith, A. Smith. 4th Row: M. Vettenburg, R. Richard, P. Pearson, A. Stewart, D. Acton, C. Pennington, L. Greenhaw, M. Mitchell, K. Hull, M. Stocki, G. McWaters, L. Smith. 5th Row: B. Brown, A. Cauthon, S. Ryan, A. McDaniel, L. Eanes, B. Everling, J. Hull. 5th Row: G. Everling, K. Shannon, L. Withington. 6th Row: D. Singleton, L. Inabinet, M. McNamee, K. Sheehy, J. Bowers, T. Smith, J. Martens, G. Schmith, T. Morrison. 7th Row: M. Morrison, J. Gentle, D. Urrg, V. Goodwin, L. Nicholos, D. Drig- gers, A. Fondren, S. Koffmzm, D. Tyler. Radio Club Radio Club members are interested in communication with regular and HAM radios. Students are also given the privilege of using the HAM radios at U.A.B. Radio Club is also involved in school activities. I ' ESi I 1st Row: R. Greene, D. Cheek, G. Nash, R. Bagga, L. Cole, J. Alcome. 2nd Row: J. Stuckey, L. Martin, B. Smith, K. McGill, Sponsor-Mustapha Sheik 74 Junior Exchange Club Isl Row: N Jovings. J. Bonds, S. Powell, C. Melcnyzer, L Germain 2nd Row: T Edwards. R Sisk, M. Norrell, W. Tennery. C. Eaves, N. Hutchingson, R. Tombrello, M. Styslinger, J. Mitchell. M. Moore. 3rd Row: M. McPherson, D. Hauswirlh, K. Fulks. K. Lee, L. Dobyns. 4th Row: G. Reynolds, P. Neill, D. Ringlcr, J. Sandridge, D. Updegraff. B. Linton. L. Kitchen. C. Hopkins, T. Watkins. G. Baker. K. Smith. 5th Row: C. Dean. M. Stallings. D. Zellers. D. Biser, G. Neil, C. McGuire, B. Stignani, T. Reynolds. 6th Row: D. Jennings, C. Barnes, C. Emmerke, J. Black, A. Reasonover, L. Granolee. M. Adads, A. Cain. Junior Exchange is a service club that works in both school and community ac- tivities. The members participate in homecoming competition and the club football league. The club helps with the annual Dogwood Festival. To raise funds, the members work concession stands at Wald Park. The members help with the Save-a-Tot Program, Nosey Neighbors Program, and Bicycle Identification Pro- gram. Junior Exchange has really been an asset to the school and community. OFFICERS — 1st Row: N. Jovings Treas. Chap., L. Germain — Hist. Pres., S. Powell — V. Pres.. C. Melcnyzer — Sec. J. Bonds — 75 LEO Club 1st Row: K. Crawford, T. Woodward, K. Waller, S. Williams, S. Pace, K. Eatman, S. Swader, S. Morris, J. Croasman, C. Edmunds, K. O ' Brien. 2nd Row: A. Matuszak, B. Olson, T, Farrell, A. Arvin, K. Ellison, A. Smith, D. Westhoven, J. Stuckcy, C. DeFalco, R. Hanscom, A. Westhoven, S. Gulas, C. Sharbel, V. Vaughn, S. Stathakes. 3rd Row: D. McDaniel, R. Hansen, D. Skelton, R. Smith, E. McCalla, J. Jeffrey, D. Smith, S. Copeland, J. Hayes, J. Dodge, D. Condra, L. Dillon, J. Creel, K. Norlander, D. Biser, B. Huie, S. Arvin. OFFICERS - 1st Row: S. Arvin — Senior Bd. Member, A. Westhoven — V. Pres., J. Jeffrey — Pres.. 2nd Row: C. Sharbel — Sec, K. Waller - Treas. 3rd Row: J. Croasman — Sophomore Bd. Member, A. Arvin — Junior Bd. Member, S. Williams — Hist. 76 Dianne McDaniel — Sponsor The Leo Club participates in many community and school-related activities throughout the year. One of the main undertakings of the Leo Club is the Homecoming Dance. Many hours are spent in preparation for this yearly event. The main money making project is the club ' s Christmas fruit sale, and with the money, members finance the club ' s gift to the school. The members also have raised money for the eye bank and each year help the Vestavia Elementary East with its Halloween carnival. The members usher on College Night each year. Leo club is also responsible for raising and lowering the flag in front of the school and putting the signs on the marquee 77 FHA Future Homemakers of America par- ticipates in school activities by entering a club sign in homecoming competition and by donating a turkey to a needy family at Thanksgiving. Each year members also raise a $100 sc holarship for the Mary Jo Toro Outstanding Home Economics Award. The main objective of FHA members is preparing for all dimensions of homemaking to which their lives will be devoted. 1st Row: L. Metdaf, A. Strong, J. Strong, L. Fuller, B. Richardson. 2nd Row: S. Wegcr, R. Pate, J. Cherry, S. Bruner, E. Jones-Sponsor Tri-Hi-Y Tri-Hi-Y, a service club at VHHS, par- ticipates in homecoming by constructing a club sign. At Christmas, the members sell candy canes. Throughout the year they sponsor bake sales. The main project of Tri-Hi-Y is preparing for Youth Legislature held in the spring. 1st Row: K. Smith, B. Wingett, M. DuBard. 2nd Row: S. Brown, L. Bentley, M. Hendricks, D. Brown, R. O ' Nell. 3rd Row: K. Taylor, L. Shephard, J. Kash, L. Triplett, M. Schoel, K. Torbett, K. Seal, K. Culver, C. Glidewell-Sponsor. 78 Frisbee Club l(t Row: S Downey. M. Dttreim, L. D ' Amlco, A. Boggs. B. Smtth. D. Bamctt, M. RandAll. B. Wrench. S. Merrick. S. Stone, R. Brown. 2nd Row: R. Blaylock. J. Belcher. S. Kopp. S. Brown. J. Bacon. M. Randall. C. Wilson. M. Fields. E. Minor, D. Bush. T. Long. B. Browne, J. Leos. D. David. K. Godwin. J. McBay, S. Holladay. W. Wailes, D. Hcllen. S. Ducote, T. Taylor. S. Francis. 3rd Row: G. Hassler. R. Long. P. Reed, S. Pihakis. M. Griffin. D. Mallette, K. Stanford, D. Vanderver, D. Leo. T. Schmidt. M. Riley. The Frisbee Club devotes meetings to itnproving their frisbee skills. The members also meet on Sunday after- noons at St. Peter ' s church grounds. The members donated gifts to the Battered Wives and Abused Children ' s Center for Christmas and Thanksgiving. The Frisbee Club also participates in Club football games. OFFICERS — W. Wailes — Sgt. at Arms. B. Smith — V. Pres., J. McRae — Sponsor, D. Bamett — Treas.. M. Randall — Sec, S. Downey — Head, S. Ducote — Pres., B. Browne — Sgt. at Arms. 79 AFS-FLC Members of American Field Service and Foreign Language Club arc in- terested in the languages and cultures of foreign countries. The members par- ticipate in foreign language oratorical competitions. The club ' s main purpose is to aid exchange students in adjusting to their new environment. OFFICERS — K. Fattig — Pres., S. Khurana V. Pres., L. Sgt. at Arms, M. Estock — AFS Rep., G. Halen — Hist Culver — Spanish Rep., J. Justice — German Rep. Brown — Sec, S. Ritchey — Treas., B. Logsden — , L. Ritter — Sponsor, G. Khare — French Rep., L. 1st Row: D. Turner, R. Sokoll, B. Logsden, S. Sherer. 2nd Row: S. Bingham — Sponsor, R. Jones, J. Stolic, G. Halen, K. Fattig. 3rd Row: L. Culver, S. Ritchey, S. Khurana, L. Brown, J. Justice. 4th Row: D. Eagle, M. Pierce, G. Khare, R. Hernandez, J. Ritter — Sponsor. 5th Row: D. Trallor, P. Ballinger, K. Bierman, M. Estock, C. Ballard, L. Pellerin. 80 Freshman Club 1st Row: M. Little. H. Cook. J. Marhls. R. Davis. M Macoy. 2nd Row: K. Cleveland — sponsor. L. Conyers. G. Thomas. L. Boyd. D. Bradley. K. Bell. J. Qbson, A. Douglas. K. Hauswirth. D. Earnest — sponsor. 3rd Row: M. Smith. D. David. M. KanakU. K. Paico, C. Akers. M. Lee. C. Martin. 4th Row: J. Cannedy. A. Sorrell. T. Bu- taln. E. Sherrlll. K. Meyer. J. Cannedy. G. Johnson. B. Eatman. 5th Row: B. Yowell, D. Motley. C. Arlngton. D. Rozendale. N. Haas. M. Lovelady. J. Fish. S. Willis. 6th Row: R. Nelson. T. Martin. R. Harris. C. Brown. N. Vigee. T. Donajue. K. Ballard. 7th Row: K. Kurlin. S. Gibson. P. Wyatt. B. Call, N. LaRlviere. S. Mahaffey. The purpose of the Freshman Club is to foster unity and school spirit within the Freshman Class. The club recognizes outstanding achievement by members of the Freshman Class as well as undertakes service projects for the school and community. Pep Club The members of the Pep Club promote school spirit through many activities dur- ing the year. Pep Club assists in homecoming and many other fun projects. 1st Row: D. Fish. J. Scrio. 2nd Row: P. HcUen. L. Krebs. N. Belcher. C. Denson. 3rd Row: S. Reinicr, B. Shanks. M. Venglik. M. Morris. L. Forbes, S. King. 4th Row: M. Howell — Sponsor. 81 Lettermen Club The Lettermen Club is for outstanding athletes at VHHS. Each year the members organize and work at the hot dog cookout at the Homecoming bon-fire. The club also sponsors various activities related to the VHHS athletic program. OFFICERS — l$t Row: D. Pritchard — Interclub Rep., T. McCullough — V. Pres., G. Morrison — Pres. 2nd Row: Sgt. at Arms — M. Mahaffey, E. Grant. 3rd Row: Sgt. at Arms — S. Champlain, L. Greer, H. Pasisis. i 1st Row: K. Chase, R. Martin, D. Salchert, D. Woods, K. Haas, M. Hayes, J. Green, M. Hayes. 2nd Row: B. Alexander, D. Hall, C. Williams, T. Lynch, S. Brandstadt, D. Gillis, B. Spencer, D. Smith, J. Davis, M. Dabbs, S. Dauphin, M. Neely. 3rd Row: A. Hayes, A. Kreider, M. Monti, T. Lewis, M. Smith, D. Clarke, J. Saia, G. Smith. 4th Row; P. Lee, H. Pasisis, T. McCullough, J. Katz, C. Holladay, B. Stallings, S. Johnston, S. Everette, T. Lankford. 5th Row: S. Champlain, R. Black, L. Greer, G. Sanders, M. Papajohn, C. Tarter, D. Farrell. 6th Row: B. Buckner, M. Mahaffey, E. Grant, D. Williams, M. Cost, M. Allen. 7th Row: D. Pritchard, C. Morrison. 82 Interclub Council iK Row: K. McGlU, B. Llndb«rgh, J. Faught, D. Smith. J. Dunn, R. Black. J. Jeffrey. 2nd Row: A. Ballinger, G. Halen, N. Jovlngi. J. Johnton. 3rd Row: M. Macoy, J. Strong, M. Coker, J. Slnlard. 4th Row: L. Triplett, T. Moore, M. Hand. 5th Row: J. Mathis, P. Hellen, J. Smith, K. Kitchens. 6th Row: F. D ' Anulco, R. Spina, B. Hayes. The Interclub Council is composed of representatives from all the clubs at VHHS. The council coordinates activities in which clubs participate. Members are also responsible for issuing each club its club points. The Interclub Council works hard to unite all the clubs at Vestavia Hills High School. Choir The VHHS choir, under the direction of LeWayne Fleming, adds another touch of the arts to Vestavia Hills High School. The choir annually presents a Christmas program of carols. The choir also presents a Madrigal Dinner at which the choir members dress in Medieval costumes and sing while the audience en- joys a seven course meal. DIRECTOR — LeWayne Fleming CONCERT CHOIR — 1st Row: R. Reeves, T. Woodward, A. Smith, K. Lee, A. Brown, A. Billings, K. Shannon, B. Tomllnson, M. Dubard, G. McWaters. 2nd Row: Y. Lu, S. Woods, J. Cherry, L. Rose, E. Carlisle, L. Burson, L. Bradley, K. Taylor, M. Scott, R. Pardue, M. Vettenburg. 3rd Row: P. Thomas, A. Withrow, J. Warnken, P. Casque, E. Jones, R. Payne, B. Reed, M. Claypool, A. Hudson, M. Donegan, C. Eaves, C. Emmerke, A. Turner. 84 BEGINNING JAZZ ENSEMBLE — Itt Row: T. Woodward. B. Harvey, L. Burson. 2nd Row: E. Carlisle, S. Elgin, M. SimonettI, X. Payton, P. Pearson. 3rd Row: S. Ger- main, A. Turner, M. Donegan, G. Hassler, S. Schmith. MADRIGAL JAZZ — 1st Row: M. Ellison, Y. Lu, J. Watson, K. Shannon, C. Martin, D. Zellcrs. 2nd Row: R. Pardue, M. Vettenburg, C. Emmerke, S. Wyatt, K. Benton. 3rd Row: C. Heaton, G. McWaters, A. Hudson, M. Claypool, C. Maddox, B. Tomlinson. 85 Symphonic and Concert Bands SYMPHONIC — 1st Row: M. Calamas, K. Seal, K. Fattig, J. Sandridge, K. Culver, R. O ' Neil, E. McCallum, S. Robinson, C. Sykes. 2nd Row: J. Stolic, S. Crawford, N. Jovings, D. Carr, C. Barnes, G. Gear, S. Merrick, S. Bell, A. Logan, J. Kash, S. Cox, L. Langley, L. Sakmar, E. Hutchings, T. Murdock. 3rd Row: D. Brown, S. Hortberg, C. Hopkins, D. Acton, L. Germain, B. Moxim, C. Kentros, M. Rankin, D. Motley, J. Conwell, M. Frings, R. Thornton, D. Warner, J. Prater, B. Smith, S. Hurst, M. Scott, J Foster, J. Johnson, R. Hansen, C. Taylor. 4th Row; Ted Galloway-Director, J. Brown, T. Prewitt, D. Barnett, J. Doughty, K. Fattig, J. Geisler, J. Creel, J. Norwood, C. Enls, B. Rice, W. Carr, J. Childers, E. Worden. CONCERT — 1st Row: K. Taylor, D. Updegraff, J. Bonds, L. Shepherd, R. Richardson, S. Brown. 2nd Row: D. Zellers, T. Bridges, I. Russell, S. Ryan, L. Bcntley, A. Thrift, B. Linton, T. Morrison, M. Stallings, C. Smith. 3rd Row: A. Cain, S. Weaver, I. Greene, B. Huie, J. Stolic, R. Sisk, J. Bowers, M. McPhearson, J. Stuckey, C. Smith, B. Home, C. Roland, J. Smith, C. Dear, J. Eskew. 4th Row: J. Williams, D. Brosowsky, J. Hill, A. Pitts, M. Norrell, J. Landis, M. Gillespie, S. Small, B. Tucker, B. Stignani, J. Williams, D. Lubin, D. Hauswirth, T. Reynolds, Joe Terry — Director. 86 Jazz Bands A BAND — lit Row; J. StoUc. C. McGutre. B. Moxlm. M. RandU. M. Frings. D. Warner. 2nd Row: J. Doughtv, W. Carr, E. Wordcn, B. Rice, C. Enit, Ted Galloway- Dtrcctor. 3rd Row: J. Child«r«, C. Hantan, C. Taylor, E. Sapp, R. Si«k, F. Gear. B BAND — 1st Row: R. Smrth, C. Dean, J. E kew, D. Smith, C. Saunders, P. Fanner. 2nd Row: K. Fatttg, B. Rice, T. White, J. WUliams, Director-Ted Galloway. 3rd Row: J. Foster, J. Bowers, J. Stolic, M. McPearson, S. Merriclt. Standing: A. Pitts, T. Edwards. Drums: M. Gillespie. Guitar: C. Kentros. 87 The 1981-1982 VHHS •• ! 1 X jpj TJI Nl m j 9 Tm fL i - -1 - - m -• rrn H dlHil SUH  - -■ lH flM [ 1 r ■ 1 Sri ift£?- '  sJ ' ■ -. ?=: ' ■ ' .y ii. J.I ' DRUMS AND PERCUSSION — Ist Row: B. Unton, L. Kitchen, B. Wingett, M. Griffin, A. Pm , M. Rader. 2nd Row: C. Syket, M. GiUespi , T. Edwards, J. Doughty, C. Strickland, J. MiUigan, T. Prewitt, J. Landis, M. Norrell, S. Richards, D. Bamett, C. Jones, S. Small. TUBAS — J. Geisler, K. Fattig, J. Creel, B. Tucker. FRENCH HORNS — S. WaUs, B. Huie. TROMBONES — B. Hauswlrth, C. Enis, J Childers, E Worden, W. Carr, M. Sakmar, B. Rice, J. Williams, T. Reynolds, B. Stignani. 90 1 i TRUMPETS K Smith. S Merrick, J. Foster, J. Stollc, J. Stuky. M McPhear ion, J Bowers, R. Hansen, M. Scott, E. Sapp, F. Gear. C. Taylor, B. Smith, P. Cy«t, S. Hurtt. SAXOPHONES — Itt Row: J. Eskew, B Moxiom. D. Btoer, C. Kentro , D. Motley, M. Randel, C. Dean. 2nd Row: P. Farmer, M. Frings, R. Smith, J. Conwell, J. Smith, D. Wamer, J. Prater. CLARINETS — 1st Row: M. Stallings, M. Calamas, K. Smith, D. Zellers, M. Adams, A. Cain. 2nd Row: S. Hortberg, K. Fattig, J. Stolic, C. McGuire, D. Can, D. Hill, D. Brosowsky. FLUTES — 1st Row: D. Updegraff, J. Bonds, J. Kash, T. Killingsworth, K. Taylor. 2nd Row: L. Sheperd, L. Bentley, K. Culvar, J. Sandridge, S. Brown. 91 The VHHS Rebel Marching Band, directed by Mr. Ted Galloway, stirs ex- citement in the hearts of Rebel fans dur- ing halftime performances at all football games. The band commences practice in mid-August and continues to practice before and after school throughout the season. The band also performs at pep rallies. This year the band attended the Hoover Invitational Competition and received the highest ratings. The major- ettes received a superior rating and also were chosen best in the class. The colorguard and majorettes, under the direction of Mr. Joe Terry, add a spark of flavor to the band ' s perfor- mance. Both of these groups attended camp at Jacksonville State. The rifles were awarded the first place title. The flags received a first place rating also. The rifles and flags together placed as the first runner-up in the competition. MAJORETTES Davidson. K. Torbett, S. Williams, D. Ringler, G. Hruska, G. Everling, L. Langley, K. Taylor, L. 1 m ' ■ 5 f T J ' «- T r ffiH FLAGS — 1st Row: D. Octon, S. Cox, L. Thomburgh, R. Wright, L. Germain, C. Melenyzer, R. Richardson, C. Baker. 2nd Row: S. Weaver, K. Doron, K. Hauswirth, T. Morrison, S. Ryan, M. Frings, T. Murdock, J. Williams. 3rd Row: K. Norlander, L. Sakmar, A. McDaniel, D. Welbom, S. Robinson (Co-Captain), E. McCallum (Cap- tain), E. Hutchings, S. Powell. RIFLES — S. Crawford, E. Green, S. Harris, I. Russell, S. Bell, K. Seale, J. Johnson (Co-captain), R. O ' Neal, A. Logan (Captain), D. Brown, A. Thrift, C. Hopkins. 92 SENIORS — lit Row: E. McCallum. E. Hutching , R. Wright, K. Doron. L. Gennain, K. Torb«tt, L. Langley, S. Williams, D. Brown, A. Logan, S. Crawford, L. Sakmar, K. Norlander, S. Powell. S. Robinson. 2nd Row: N. Jovings, D. Bamett, C. Sykes, J. Conwell, D. Motley, C. Fattlg, M. Calamas, S. Hurst, J. Gelsler, C. Enls, J. Childers, W. Carr, E. Worden, J. Hill. BAND OFFICERS — S. Crawford, S«c.; S. Walls. Librarian; L. Thomburgh, Treas.; N. Jovings, Hist.; D. Carr, Hist.; E. Worden, Pres; C. McGuire, VPres. DRUM MAJOR — Nick Jovings BAND DIRECTORS — Joe Terry, Ron Smith, Ted Galloway 93 94 r 95 lufe ■. e ' . ' ' R%, A, ? • ■ «  ' ■ ' «:$•. ' rV FOOTBALL Ut Row: R. Hunt, B. Spencer, G. Herrin, A. Howard, B. Stalllngs, M. Papajohn, M. Allen, K. Godwin, E. Brown, C. Sykes, T. Knight, G. Smith, T. Lynch, S. Dauphin. 2nd Row: R. Johnson, B. Newport, T. Needham, R. Nichols, K. Woods, J. Clemmer, S. Everette, S. Johnston, E. Grant, P. Visintainer, C. Williams, R. Rookis, S. Brandstadt, T. McCullough. 3rd Row; D. Smith, G. Salem, B. Pace, S. Champlin, J. Saia, T. Howell, T. Lewis, N. GraHeo. R. Dickson, B. Alexander, C. Tarter, B. Buckner. B. Price. 4th Row: T. Ward, M. Armistead, M. Caton, D. Pritchard, A. Williford, G. Ellis, H. Paslsis, G. Hammond, C. Jones, J. Leos, L. Greer, M. Mahaffey, G. Powell. 5th Row: P. McGee, D. Williamson, C. Bellsnyder, J. Smith, R. Nelson, S. Dickinson, P. Taylor, A. Thomp«on, D. Payton, C. Nell, P. Lee, D. DuBard, D. Ollis, D. Benjamin. 6th Row: S. Dunn, P. Braasch, G. Prewett, B. Anderson, J. Jeffrey. PERMANENT TEAM CAPTAINS — Keith Woods, P. Visintainer, T. McCullough COACHES — R. Gilchrist, B. Anderson. R. Grammar. G. Prewett, P. Braasch. S. Dunn, G. Hatchett, J. Jeffrey 97 Rebels Club the Gators As the 1981 season opened, the Rebels charged the field ready for a vic- tory. And victorious is what they were as they defeated the Spartans with a score of 21-0. The scoring started in only the second play of the game when quarter- back Greg Smith made a perfect contact with tailback Mitch Allen for a 33-yard touchdown run. The Rebels ' second score came in the second period when Eldridge Grant blocked a punt, and Drew Smith returned it 12 yards. Prichard made the P.A.T. The final score came with only 4 minutes left in the 3rd period. Ted Mc- Cullough broke away for 12 yards to cap a 42-yard scoring drive. Prichard again converted making the final score 21-0. There ' s no stopping me. (G. Smith) Vestavia Walks on Walker After a spectacular opening game, the Rebels were hoping for another win. As the game ended their hopes were fulfilled by defeating Walker 12-6. The scoring started in the second quarter when Greg Smith went in for a one-yard plunge and kicker Danny Prichard made the P.A.T. Later in the game, Prichard kicked a 30- yard field goal. The final score came when fullback Ted McCuUough fumbled the ball in the end zone and Brad Spencer fell on it, making the final score 17-6. Another play like that and you ' ll go Pro. Rebels crash through the Walker defense. Gat on down and um ihoM Aouidtn. Rebels Tear Up Tiger s The Rebels proved that they were more than ready to play when, only five minutes Into the game, they drove to the lyard line. From there Ted McCollough scored, and Danny Prichard converted the extra p oint to make the score 7-0. Gadsden came within the Reb ' s 5 twice but were stopped by V estavia ' s defense, once on downs and once on a fumble recovered by Ted McCullough. In the third quarter. Drew Smith ended a drive on a 7-yard scoring run to put the Rebels up 13-0. In the 4th quarter, Vestavia ad- ded to the victory margin by scoring twice — once on a 1-yard plunge by Mitch Allen, and the second on a 7-yard pass from Greg Smith to Phillip Lee. Both con- versions missed, but the final score was still 25-0. Meanwhile, on the sidelines . Vols Slip Past Rebels Vestavia and Jeff Davis were in a deadlocked 0-0 tie throughout the first half of the game. But during the third quarter, the Volunteers scored on a 71- yard pass play to make the score 7-0. The score remained 7-0 until, with only seconds remaining in the game, Jeff Davis scored again on a drive set up by a faked punt. The Rebels came very close to scoring time after time, but their drives were shut down by a Volunteer defense, making the final score 14-0 and ending the Rebels ' 11-game winning streak. I think rm stuck. (Coach JeHries) Could I have an instant replay? (D. Condra) 99 Vestavia Blitzes Bradshaw Vestavia maintained its excellent record by beating Bradshaw of Florence 17-0. The Rebels ' first score came in the opening period, when the Reb defense fell on a Tiger fumble at the 42. Vestavia then drove down the field and scored on a 16-yard pass from Greg Smith to Phillip Lee. Danny Prichard ' s P.A.T. was good. The next Rebel score came on another Bradshaw fumble at their own 29. Vestavia drove down to the 5, lost the ball, and then recovered it again. Pat Visintainer then went in from the 2 and Prichard ' s PAT made it 14-0. After a scoreless 3rd period, Danny Pritchard kicked a 19-yard field goal in the 4th to make the final score 17-0. Slip, sliding away. (G. Smith) Hi, Mom! (K. Woods) Gotcha covered. (M. Allen) Fourth Quarter ' s ours! (A. Thompson) Rebels Kill Cavaliers After having an open week, the Rebels came back ready to win and win is what they did, beating the John Carroll Cavaliers by a score of 21-0. The game was a tremendous success for the Rebels, expecially for quarterback Greg Smith. The first Vestavia score came on a 6-yard run by Smith to give the Rebels a 7-0 lead. Danny Prichard also had a very good night, as he completed 2 field goals — one from 27 yards out and the other from 33 yards out. The final score came on a 13 yard run by Greg Smith. The 2 point conversion was good; and at the end of the game, Vestavia was victorious with a 21-0 shutout of John Carroll. Rebels review strategy. 100 Ju«t don ' t tlckU my to«t. Vestavia Loses Heartbreakers Vestavia suffered two heartbreaking one point defeats as they lost to Homewood and Carver, successively. Vestavia scored against Homewood with two Prichard field goals of 27 and 38 yards. The Rebels maintained their 6-0 lead until late in the game, when Homewood scored a touchdown and PAT to win the game 7-6. The next week Vestavia played Carter. The Rebels led at half-time by a score of 21-0, but Carver scored late in the third quarter and during the fourth quarter to make the score at the end of the game 22-21. I ' ll be witli you In just a minute. Rebels in the spotlight. Prichard strikes again. Get — that — ball! 101 Rebels Mangle the Mounties After a late start, the Rebels came back to win their Homecoming game, 17- 14. The march to victory began when Drew Smith blocked a Shades Valley punt, and Bill Birken caught the deflected ball and ran it in for the touchdown. With a run of 11 yards, Ted McCullough evened the score, which had been 14-7 at halftime. The final three points came on a Danny Prichard field goal, which led to another homecoming win. Rebels drag ' em down. Our new Head Rebelette. Berry tal es a dive. Rebels Bow to Berry The Vcstavia Rebels ended the season with a disappointing 7-28 loss to arch- rival Berry. The Bucaneers ' first score developed on a Vestavia fumble. A five- yard touchdown run early in the 4th quarter by Terry Lynch raised the Rebels ' hopes, but they were soon deflated when Berry scored twice in suc- cession. This loss prevented the defend- ing State Champs from regaining their title. Where did the ball go? 102 61 iab3«  - ' ¥ tESTAV J r S- £SJAW MANAGERS AND TRAINERS - First Row: R. Johnson, R. Hunt. D. Wllllamton — Head Trainer. 2nd Row; C. Bellsnyder, J. Jones, P. McGee — Head Manager. Rebels roU ' em over. W« ' v« got to quit mMtbig Uk thit! Let ' s try plan two. 103 p .• nm- ' B-TEAM — 1st Row: T. Knight, N. Graffeo, A. Howard, D. Payton, M. Armistead. •2nd Row: C. Sykes, K. Pugh, S. Dickinson, D. Dubard, G. Herrin, W. Talley, K. NichoU. 3rd Row: P. Taylor, C. Lamb, C. Jones, J. Clemmer, S. Everette, B. Price. 4th Row: A. Williford, C. Neil, G. Ellis, B. Newport, A. Thompson. When it ' s time to relax . When the Rebs come marching in. The B-Team this year had a winning 4- 2-1 season. The first game, against Moun- tain Brook, was lost in the second half, 15-13. The second game was a forfeit win with Thompson. Despite their first loss, the Rebels came back to win their first home game, against McAdory, 12-6. Homewood hosted the B-Team ' s only tie, 6-6. The second loss came against Berry where mistakes added up to a 20-0 defeat for the Rebels. A John Carroll forfeit was followed by an 18-13 win at home over Shades Valley to close the season. O.K. men . . . We ' re going to send In the Red Man. 104 FRESHMEN — l t Row: A. Ritums, A. Flnchem, P. Leos. J. Godwin. M. Rhoades. 2nd Row: P. Motley, G. Grove. J. Benner. D. Bu h. J. Payne, W. Meadow . 3rd Row: V. Harris. B. Spencer. A. Wheat, D. Driggers. C. Stephenson. R. Woods. 4th Row: M. Oliver, R. Rookis, B. Buntain, B. Graffeo, S. Perry, M. Bates. Mama said to wear your helmet. 1 could have had a V-8! (M. Oliver) The young Rebels began the season with two strong wins, beating Pelham 24- 6 and Thompson 30-8. In their third game they tied with John Carroll, 6-6. However, as the season progressed, in- juries began to take their toll and the 24- player squad ended with a 2-4-1 season. 105 ( y- - « BASKETBALL The 1981 - ' 82 varsity basketball team worked very hard to prepare for their season which began in November. Although they had a disappointing season, they still gained valuable playing experience. Besides their regular games, they also participated in the Rebel Classic and other tournaments around the area. The team is under the coaching direction of Coach George Hatchett. lit Row: P. Lee, M. Co t, T. McCoUough, M. Monti, G. Morrison. 2nd Row: G. Smith, H. Hunter, Coach Hat- chett, D. Hall, A. Kreider. 3rd Row: H. Youngers, M. Veenjchoten, C. Nell. Coach George Hatchett Shoot for two, Hugh. I ' m camera shy. (M. Cost) Oh no, here it comes (P. Lee) 107 One last shot! Greg boogies down!! (G. Morrison) And you thought only Atlas could hold up the world? (G. Smith) Jogging indoors is so much warmer. (P. Lee) This one ' s for sure! (C. Neil) 108 M. Monti, P. L««, M. Cott, G. Morrison. H. Hunter You can ' t block this shot. (H. Hunter) Encore! (Y. Youngers, D. Hall. P. Lee) Qve n to me. It ' s mine! (M. Monti) M. Veenschoten Feel ' s like rain. (D. Hall) Look mom, I ' m flying! Look, it ' s a U.F.O. 109 B-TEAM — 1st Row: S. Jones, J. Rueschenburg, Coach Braasch, V. Dillon, A. Howard. 2nd Row: C. Mammons, J. Register, B. Newport, D. Eagle, M. Norton, J. Benner, J. Clemmer, T. Knight. Coach Peter Braasch This year ' s B-Team Basketball team, which practiced every day during 7th Period, had an impressive season record of 14-8. Besides competing in their regular season games, they also par- ticipated in the Independent Tournament held in Homewood. The team is coached by Coach Peter Braasch. I can jump higher than you can. (M. Norton) The light ' s getting in my eyes again. (C. Hammond) 110 FRESHMAN — Front Row: D. CHaze. P. Monti. M. Walton. W. Meadows. J. Hudson, J. Corona, S. Dold. Back Row: A. Ftnchum. V. Harris. B. Graffeo. H. McWhorter. M. Oliver. D. Slappey, S. Splawn. The 1981-82 Freshman Basketball team was made up of a group of hard- working and dedicated young athletes. The team worked out daily after school at Pizitz Middle School. Besides playing their regular games, they also played in the Jeff CO Tournament. The Freshman Team was coached by Coach Rick Grammar. Coach Rick Grammar J. Hudson 111 i J WRESTLING Coach Jkn J ffr«y Regional ChamplofU Harry PaiM«, David Farrsll, and John D«an. The 1981-82 V.H.H.S. varsity wrestlers, coached by Jim Jeffrey, com- peted in many tournaments throughout the season wich began in mid-November and ended on February 13th with the state championship. At the Vestavia In- vitational the hosts finished second in Regional Competition. At this meet the wrestlers who would compete in the state meet were decided. These included David Farrell, Sam Pihakis, John Dean, Jimmy Jeffrey, Clint Holliday, Barry Bemis, Carl Brooks, Johann Moller, and Harry Pasisis. Regional Champions were David Farrell, John Dean, and Harry Pasisis. Harry was also nzuned outstan- ding wrestler. 1st Row: N. Graffeo, S. Pihakis, D. Farrell, M. David, J. Montgomery, J. Moller, R. Jess, J. Jeffrey. 2nd Row: B. Bemis, A. Williford, B. Pace, G. Ellis, H. Pasisis, J. Dean, B. Stallings, C. HoUiday. 113 B-TEAM — 1st Row: R. Powell, C. James, J. Payne, J. Sanford, B. Tomllnson, C. David, A. Nakos. 2nd Row: P. Smith, A. Motley, A. Carbonie, M. Rhoades, C. Browne, B. Tipton, M. Thomas, J. Robinson, R. Roddam. 3rd Row: R. Woods, B. Sherrill, G. Grove, B. Spencer, R. Rookis, D. Motley, B. Buntain, M. Bates, M. Hamilton, Coach George Prewett. Coach George Prewett. Mork calling Orson . It takes two to tango. We ' re one big happy family. 114 Mouth to mouth? NO WAY! D. Farrell doet It again. MAT MAIDS — 1st Row: V. James, K. Kitchens, J. Smith, M. Smith, L. Krebs, B. Verciglio, A. Raines, L. Carbonie, C. Clouse, G. Blaire, H. HoUingsworth, J. Croasman. 2nd Row: R. Shaw, L. Davidson, M. Morrison, R. Hansen, J. Smith. D. Smith, K. Norrell, Coach Jim Jeffrey, D. Scholl, K. West, J. Johnson, M. Geisler, L. Smith. S. Black, C. Cummings. 115 Let ' s play leap frog. Boys, stop quarreling!! Proof of a job well done. Did you hear him say uncle? Twister ties you up in knots! Are you sure that ' s your arm? 116 Coach. I think h« ' t paiMd outi I ' m a big mean fighting machine. We could have danced all night. Is this how you do the tango? Red Rover, Red Rover . Give me back my teddy bear. 117 VOLLEYBALL The girls ' volleyball team, coached by Mrs. Debbie Speigner, finished the season with an excellent 11-10 record. In regional play, the girls played excep- tionally well, losing only to Berry in the finals. Even though three key senior players arc graduating, next year ' s team promises to be as strong as this year ' s! «? .« . ' «?..C Aa m i !tf ««« «flnft, anub .- I First Row: M. Meeks, B. Everling, T. Farrell, A. Cullighan, D. Farrell, M. Kinanas, C. Garrett. Second Row: J. Johnson — Manager, Coach Debbie Speigner, F. D ' Amico, S. Kaufman, J. Geiger, J. Jovings, C. Lowman, T. Wood, A. Westoven, and J. McArthur — Manager. Co-captain Fran D ' Amico. I ' m a seal, I ' m a seal! Coach Debbie Speigner. c Na-noo Na-noo! 1981 Miss Volleyball 118 GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Itt Row: T Farrell. B. Wlng«tt, G Thomai. A. CuHlghan. D FarT«ll, S. Morrto. 2nd Row: M. Meelu, P Lem bka, M. Meadows, B. Gall, J. Jovlngs, A. Westhoven, D. Speigner — Coach. Hey! Where ' d the baU go? Is It right, left or left, right? |i The Vestavia Hills High School girls ' basketball team played an 18-game schedule this season. The team, coached by Mrs. Debbie Speigner, is a young group with only two seniors. The girls participated in a Regional tournament held at Berry High School the week of February 1-6. The state tournament was held in Birmingham at Boutwell Auditorium February 12, 13, and 14th. Mrs. Debbie Speigner — Coach. Mrs. Speigner tells her girls the facts of life. Reach for ttie moon! ,. ' % lfe ' ■ IP ' %. CROSSCOUNTRY W ;% ' 1 1 m: -- w ■ c ' ) 1 Coach Randy Faust This year ' s cross country team did not let its hard work and training go to waste. The members won many awards, making this a successful year. The boys ' varsity team won the Azalea City Invitational and Briarwood Invitational and placed 3rd in the state and country meet. Coy MaCoy, (as the individual cham- pion in 9 of the 10 meets in which he ran) became this year ' s 4A-State Champion at the state competition. The girls ' varsity team placed 1st in the state competition. The team members also won 7 of the 10 meets in which they ran this year. These included the Azalea City Invitational, the Berry Dual Meet, the Crush Rush Invitational, the Homewood Invitational, the John Carroll Invitational, the Mountain Brook Invitational, and the Alabama State Meet. eep on tracking . Where did the finish line go? . 121 BOYS ' CROSS COUNTRY — 1st Row: J. Alexander, J. Sherrell, G. Halen, T. Watkins, J. Watson, C. LaRussa, D. Sherrell, T. Carroll, L. Colquitt, P. Wolnski, J. Faught, R. Barton. 2nd Row: B. Smith, M. FoUett, M. Macoy, C. Macoy, M. Webb, J. Moon, J. Andrews, S. Estock, M. Rushano, T. Taylor, D. Styles, B. Colmant. Head for the Mountains!! Coach Faust congratulates state champ. Coy Macoy. I ' m bad, yeh I ' m bad. (M. Macoy) . . . and they ' re off. (A. Hayes, C. Macoy, J. Sherell) On the road again. 122 GIRLS CROSSCOUNTRY - 1st Row: M Morris, L White. C. Sharbel. S. Moxley, J. Smith, L. Cagle, K. Vangllk. B. Tomllnson. 2nd Row: H. Holllngtworth. L. Withrow, S. Ausbeck, J. Johnson. C. Cockfield. C Cummings. K. West. W. Fuller, J. Smith. M. Lunquist. Manager — Betsy Hayes We ' re number one!! Where do they think they ' re going? When can we go home? {L. Withrow, C. Sharbel) 123 TRACK BOYS ' TRACK — 1st Row: G. Herrin, B. Mceks, J. Ritchey, B. Lovell, T. Howard, M. Macoy, G. Baker, B. Campbell, S. Bendall, S. East, J. Shala, C. Sykes, R. Barton. 2nd Row: S. Everette, E. Cox, T. Arceneaux, T. Strong, R. Harry, M. Follett, J. Alexander, G. Halen, T. Watkins, J. Watson, C. LaRussa, D. Sherrell, T. Carroll, L. Col- quitt, P. Wolnski, J. Faught, S. Johnston. 3rd Row: C. Kirby, B. Price, M. Travis, B. McMahon, B. Lindbergh, B. Willis, J. Sherrell, M. Mahaffey, C. Macoy, M. Webb, J. Moon, S. Estock, J. Andrews, M. Rushano, T. Taylor, D. Styles, B. Colmant. Follow the leader. (A. Hayes, M. MaCoy) The agony of da feet. (C. LaRussa) The track team, coached by Randy Faust, practices indoor and outdoor events every day after school. Some of the meets in which they participate in- clude the Alabama Invitational, the King of the Mountain, the Robert E. Lee Invita- tional, and the State Track Meet. Headed for the top. (A. Hayes) No more school lunches for me. 124 Vctiavla glrlt lak« off to victory. GIRLS ' TRACK - lit Row: M Morris. L White, C Sharb«l, S Moxley. J. Smith, L. Cagle. K. Vangllk, B Tomhnson. 2nd Row: H. Holllngsworth, L. Wlthrow, S. Ausbeck, J. Johnson, C. Cockfield, C. Cummlngs, K. West, W. Fuller, J Smith, M. Lunqulst. 3rd Row: C. Wllkerson. J. Mitchell, T. Bunlain, S. Mahaffey, R. Davis, J. Fnacher, M. Moore, T. Waggoner, J. Turner, A. Webb, S. Watson, D. Ashmore. , -♦ Slight detour? (C. Cummlngs) Maria receives a track award. The smile of victory. (L. Wlthrow) I get all the dirty work. (B. Hayes) 125 SOCCER I can do this with one arm tied behind my back. (S. White) The 1980-81 VHHS soccer team end- ed a great year with a 9-3-2 record. The team, coached by Rick Grammar, finish- ed with this winning season despite hav- ing lost ten of its twelve varsity players. At the end of the season, Vestavia and Berry were tied for Regional Champs. When the judges tallied the points scored by each against common opponents, Vestavia lost by only one point. 1st Row: M. Pierce, S. White, D. Eddins, D. Costa, G. Nash, J. Wright. 2nd Row: A. Tumlin, P. Ballinger, C. Lawson, J. Hayes, T. Peterson, M. Stewart, C. Mattson. 3rd Row: Coach Grammar, S. Arvin, T. Bradley, E. O ' Neil, J. Pflasterer, J. Dodge, G. Neil. Pele II. (D. Costa) 126 GOLF Ut Row: G. Smith, T. McCullough, C. Prltchard, V. Vaughn, V. Vaughn, V. Goodwin. 2nd Row: J. Katz. A. Ellison, L. Gravlee, C. Williams, M. Fancher, J. Blue. 3rd Row: S. Champlln, G. Saunders, S. Wood, A. Kreldcr, D. Eagle, B. Reed. Coach George Hatchett Lucky Seven. Practicing year round, the golf team, coached by George Hatchett, developed strokes, styles, and putts in preparation for their season, which lasted from mid- M arch to the end of April. The golf season ended with a state tournament held in Montgomery. Five! I hope I don ' t smush that ant! 127 BASEBALL I Ijt Row; Coach Dunn. M. Papajohn. P Gillum, D. Wlllianuon, R. Inablnet — Manager, J. Bryant, M. Smith. M. Dabbs. Coach Prewett. 2nd Row: M. Riley. D. Hall. C. Hammond. T Saeger. B. Browne, R. Rookis. M. Neely. 3rd Row: R. Hunt — Manager, T. Lankford, C. Tarter, J. Looney, R. Hanscom. P. Lee, P. Visintainer, B. Turner, J. Davis, J. Chapman — Manager. The 1980-81 VHHS varsity baseball team, coached by Sammy Dunn, ended the season with a 12-13 record. David Hall was voted the team ' s Most Valuable Player. Captain was Jeff Looriey. Winn- ing the Greg Baker Hustle Award this year was Mike Smith, and Randy Hanscom had the Best Batting Average with .421. Cudches George Preweii diiu 3 immy Dunn. 129 1 HHH HHL ' ,? ' ' 5 B SH B UBl Hmmt. ' HB Igmngim iiM i i This little piggy went to market, this little piggy stayed home . Is this wrestling or baseball? (S. Dauphin) 130 Th« iMxt Bab RuthI (J. Loonay) What do you inaan only ona bat? Say your prayers, pttcharl (P. Laa) It ' s gonna be one of those days! Ease on down the line. 131 Aim for the lights! (M. Riley) Simon says lift your leg. Come to daddy! (B. Turner) B-TEAM — 1st Row: L. Colquit, M. Oluvic, M. Papajotin, B. Lawrence, B. Alexander, R. Bryan. 2nd Row: H. Youngers, T. Knight, S. Jones, A. Hood, S. Brandstadt, J. Benner. 3rd Row: Coach George Prewett, G. Hammond, D. Dyson, D. Benton, M. Cullighan, R. Hanscom, S. Dauphin. 132 SWIMMING GYMNASTICS SWIM TEAM — H. Slay. D. Estock Swimming is one of the most challeng- ing and physically demanding of all sports. To meet this challenge, the members of the VHHS Swim Team prac- tice and workout every morning and evening at Courtsouth and Homewood High School. They, along with other schools, are members of the Birmingham Swim League, which competes in meets from January until March. The team is coached by John Barncastle. Oavkl Estock Hudson Slay Coach John Barncastle GYMNASTICS TEAM — N. Haas, L. Wolnski, D. David. A. Boggs, L. Lee. P. Helen. The 1981-1982 VHHS Gymnastics team practices every day during seventh period under the supervision of its coach, Lynn Peters. Jhe team performs at Pep Rallies, civic events, and participates in various matches throughout the year. Coach Lynn Peters 133 BOYS ' TENNIS The boys ' tennis team, coached by Mr. Carlos Ballard, practiced daily, with ten- nis pro Jack Justice at the Vestavia Country Club. During the off-season they can be found in the exercise room or on the track at Wald Park. The team ' s season consists of only 18 days in which 14 gar. es are played. Later the team also participates in Regional play at Tuscaloosa against 9 other teams. Coach Carlos Ballard 1st Row: J. Dunn, D. Matusak, E. Luna, M. Pearly, T. Reed. 2nd Row: Coach Carlos Ballard, J. Ransom, M. Donagon, L. Taylor, M. Ferris, S. Thompson. I love tennis! (M. Farris) Bjom Bourg watch out! (S. Thompson) Terror of the courts. (D. Matusak) 134 GIRLS ' TENNIS Itt Row: L. Inabinet, M. Smith, A. Culllghan. L. Pate, D. Jackson, D. FanrsU. 2nd Row: T. Wood, M. Morriaon, T. Daniels, L. Denton, D. SchoU, C. Norrell, S. Coffman, J. Gelger, Mrs. Harden — Coach. Ugh! What a shot! (S. CoHman) Do 1 have to play? (J. Gelger) Every day, weather permitting, the members of the girls ' tennis team, coached by Mrs. Harden, travel to the courts to improve and strengthen their games. Monday, Wednesday, and Friday afternoons are spent practicing at the Vestavia Civic Center, and Tuesday and Thursday find the team at the Vestavia Country Club under the guidance of Club pro Jack Justice. The girls ' season con- sists of twelve matches played on 10 days. Mrs. Mellnda Harden — Coach Take it back or ... (D. SchoU) 135 CHEERLEADERS In addition to cheering at pep rallies, the varsity cheerleaders promote spirit at varsity football and basketball games and wrestling matches. In preparation for all these activities, they attended cheerleader camps. At a camp sponsored by Ole Miss, the varsity squad won blue ribbons which denote a superior rating. In the final competition, they received a superior trophy for Top Ten and brought home the spirit stick. They also won blue (superior) ribbons at Auburn. The squad placed in the top five and won first place — the Award of Excellence — for the third year straight. They were also once again winners of the spirit stick at Auburn. 1st Row: A. Cranford, R. Spina, M. Hayes, L. Abrascly, M. Hayes, D. Webb. 2nd Row. L. Rhodes, L. Dickson, S. Koulourides, J. Greene, W. Nealy, M. Robinson. SPONSOR — Diane Ray HEAD — Ros Spina CO-HEAD — Amy Cranford SPONSOR — Mickie McGuire 136 Th award-winning varsity cheerleaders. Look Mom, no cavities! (L. Abrasely, R. Spina) Go Rebels go! (L. Rhoades) Defense — take that ball away! (A. Cranford) It ' s Howdy Doodle time! (M. Hayes) 137 I The B-team cheerleaders cheer for B- team football and basketball games and girls ' basketball in addition to encourag- ing spirit at the weekly pep rallies. The B-team and Freshman cheerleaders com- peted together at camps this summer as the Vestavia Hills High School Junior Varsity cheerleaders. In final competi- tion, they won a superior trophy by being runners-up. At Auburn, the squad won superior ribbons. They were the only Junior Varsity squad in attendance to make the finals, thus winning top honors. They brought home the spirit stick from both camps. B-TEAM — 1st Row: V. Vines. 2nd Row; A. Butgerclt, S. Lott. 3rd Row: K. Kidd, S. Allison, P. Renneker. Friends to the end. Ring around the rosie. r 1 tri What a catch! 138 i FRESHMEN — lit Row: D. David, L. Las, N. Haa«, M. Van Reenan. 2nd Row: C. Rtngler, N. LaRtvlere, M. Macoy. 3rd Row: C. Garrett. Sttck ' cm upl I Tacky, tacky, tacky. Smile girU, here come the guytl 139 REBELETTES mras 1 Pep rallies and all VHHS home and away basketball games are always made more exciting by the Rebelletes. They also perform in the Christmas program, the Spring dance concert, and in the Miss Reveille Pageant. They practice daily under the direction of Mrs. Tammy Towns. SPONSOR — Tammy Towns HEAD REBELETTES — G. Gcrson, S. Hartsell 1st Row; G. Gcrson, S. Hartsell. 2nd Row: C. Carter, J. Peacock, K. Baugh, K. Allen, K. Kitchens, L. Mathis, C. Robinson, R. Walters, A. Brown, M. Grelier, S. Williams, P. Raines. 3rd Row: K. Laughlin, M. Rickles, V. Marcus, K. Chase, C. Buryn, J. Batchelor. 4th Row; L. Dudley, M. Geisler, R. Mann, M. Proctor, D. Smith, P. Cantieny, N. Christian, L. Lockhart. 140 Broadway, h«r« 1 coomI (K. Kltch«ru) Rabclcttc gat rowdy at the pep rally. . . -i- 0  Look out Rockettcs, here come the Rebelette . It ' s (howttme follul 141 142 143 BOARD OF EDUCATION SUPERINTENDENT: Dr. Maurice Persall CURRICULUM DIRECTOR: Mrs. Reba Clark Mr. John I BTS. Kenneth Laurendine Mr. Henry Rookis ADMINISTRATION PRINCIPAL: Dr. Rafael McDaniel ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL; Sam Short LETIC DIRECTOR: Mutt Reynolds MATHEMATICS Seated: J. Williams, D. McDaniel. R, Buettner, D. Earnest. Standing: J. Stephenson, R. Patterson, R. Thompson, K. Tipton, E. Turner. Rosemary Buettner, B.S.: Algebra II and III; Sponsor of Senior Class. Donna Earnest, M.A.: Algebra I, II, Analysis; Sponsor of Freshman Class; Sponsor Freshman Club. Dianne McDaniel, M.A.: Geometry; Sponsor of Leo Club. Rebecca Patterson, B.S.: Geometry; Sponsor of Interact. June Stephenson, M.A.: Algebra I, II; Sponsor of Junior Class; Sponsor of Math Team. Robert Thompson, M.A.T.: Algebra II, Calculus, Computer Pro- gramming; Chairman of Math Department; Sponsor of Computer Club. Kay Tipton, M.A.: Analysis; Sponsor of Math Team. Essie Turner, B.A.: Algebra I. Jerona Williams, M.A.: Business Math, Consumer Math, Math Skills 9. 146 ENGLISH 1st Row: J. Owens, D. Quin. E. Wingett. C. Crawford. 2nd Row: C. Glidewell, V Cummings. K. Cleveland, L. Chappell, B. Brown, M. Howell. Betty Brown, B.A.: English 9 and 11; Sponsor of Newspaper. Lane Chappell, M.S.: English 12; Chairman of English Department. Karen Cleveland, A. A.: English 9, English Skills 9 and 10; Sponsor of Freshman Class; Spon- sor of Freshman Club. Cynthia V. Crawford, A. A.: English 11 and 12; Sponsor of Na- tional Honor Society. Vivien Cummings, A. A.: English 10. Cynthia Glidewell, B. A.: English 9 and 10; Sponsor of Tri-Hi-Y. Marsha Howell, B.A.: English 9 and 10; Sponsor of Pep Club. Jennie Owens, M.A.: English 11, English Skills 11 and 12; Sponsor of Junior Class; Sponsor of Literary Magazine. Dale Quin, B.A.: English 10 and 12, Enrichment Studies; Sponsor of Senior Class; Sponsor of Yearbook. Ellen Wingett, M.Ed.: English 11; Sponsor of Debate Team. 147 SCIENCE Richard Owens, A.A.: Biology, General Science; Sponsor of Sophomore Class; Sponsor of Sophomore Action Club. Leila Patterson, A. A.: Biology, Advanced Biology; Spon- sor of National Honor Society. hoemaker, L. Patters Bill Reynolds, A.A.: Chemistry, Physics; Chairman of Science Department. Jim Shoemaker, A. A.: Chemistry. Melissa Smith, B.S.: Biology; Sponsor of Sophomore Class, Sponsor of Sophomore Ac- tion Club. 148 PHYSICAL EDUCATION Buddy Anderson, M.S.: Athletics, Consumer Math, Physical Education; Chairman of Physical Education Department; Sponsor of FCA. Peter Braasch. B.S.: Athletics, Physical Education. Diane Ray, M.Ed.: Physical Education 11, 12; Sponsor of Cheerleaders. Debbie Speigner, M.Ed.: Physical Education; Girls ' BaskcF ball Coach; Girls ' Volleyball Coach; Sponsor of Swimming Team. Deborah Sutherland, A. A.: Dance I. Tammy Towns, B.S.: Dance I, 11; Sponsor of Rebelettes 1st Row: D. Sutherland. D. Speigner, D. Ray. 2nd Row: P. Braasch, T. Towns, B. Anderson. DRIVER ' S EDUCATION Sammy Dunn, M.A.: Athletics, Driver ' s Education; Spofv sor of Lettermen Club. Jim Jeffrey, M.Ed.: Athletics, Driver ' s Education; Spon sor of Mat Maids. Gary Sheffield, M.Ed.: Driver ' s Education. G. Sheffield, S, Dunn, J. Jeffrey. FOREIGN LANGUAGE Shirley Bingham, A. A.: Spanish I, II, IV; Sponsor of AFS. Melinda Harden, B.A.: Spanish I, II, French I; Sponsor Spanish Honor Society; Sponsor of Girls ' Tennis Team. Judy Ritter, M.A.: French I, II, III; Sponsor of FLC; Sponsor of French Honor Society; Chairman of Foreign Language Department. Tealla Stewart, M.A.: German I, II, III, Spanish II; Sponsor of SGA. S. Bingham, J. Ritter, M. Harden, T. Stewart. FINE ARTS Beverly Brasell, M.A.: Speech, Theater; Sponsor of Inter- national Thespian Troupe. LaWayne Fleming, M.A.: Choral 942. Ted Galloway, A. A.: Director of Marching Band, Sym- phonic Band, Jazz Bands. Bettye Howell, M.A.: Art; Sponsor of Art Service Club. Joe Terry, B.M.Ed.: Director of Concert Band, Director of Flags, Rifles, Majorettes. Seated; B. Brasell, B. Howell. Standing: J. Terry, T. Galloway, L. Fleming. 150 I SOCIAL STUDIES Seated: B. Gajewskl, C. Neugent Standing: C. Ballard. G. Prewett. A. Hultquist. J. Schroeder, M. Sheikh Carlos Ballard, M.Ed.: Boys ' Tennis Coach, Enrichment Studies, Social Studies 12; Sponsor of Key Club. Barbara Gajcwski, B.A.: Psychology, Social Studies 9, Sociology; Sponsor of Junior Civitan Club. Anne Hultquist, M.S.: Social Studies 12; Sponsor of Senior Class. George Prewett, B.S.: Athletics, Social Studies 9, 11; Sponsor of Basic Club. Carol Neugent, B.A.: Social Studies 9, 11; Sponsor of Junior Exchange Club. James Schroeder, M.A.: Social Studies 11; Chairman of Social Studies Department. 151 VOCATIONAL EDUCATION Seated- R, Vance, J. BusK, A. Pilleter!, L. All Lane Allphin, M.A.: Shorthand, Typing I; Sponsor of Rebel Girls. Jean Bush, M.Ed.: Typing I, II; Sponsor of F.B.L.A. Randy Faust, A. A.: Distributive Education, Athletics; Sponsor of Distributive Education Club. Fred Gear, M.A.: Woodwork I and 11. Ellen Jones, M.S.: Home Economics, Family Living; Sponsor of F.H.A. Anita Pilleteri, B.A.: Typing I; Sponsor of Junior Class. Probthanil Vance, M.S.: Mechanical Drawing. Rosalind Vance, M.S.: Accounting I and II, Typing I; Spon- sor of F.B.L.A. GUIDANCE JoAnn Huddleston, A. A.: Guidance Counselor 10. Carolyn Irving, M.S.: Guidance Assistant. BillJenkins, A. A.: Guidance Counselor 9; Chairman of Guidance Department. Brownie Jones, A. A.; Guidance Counselor 11. Judy Long, A. A.: Guidance Counselor 12. B. Jenkins, C. Irving, B. Jones, J Huddleston, J. Long EXCEPTIONAL EDUCATION James Cameron, B.S.: English; Chairman of Exceptional Education Department. Kay Gresham, M.Ed.: American History, Economics, English, Government, Math. Mickie McGCiire, M.Ed.: Communications, Social Studies; Sponsor of Cheerleaders. Carol Thomas,M.Ed.: Reading. Sitting: C. Thomas, M. McGuire. Standing: K. Gresham, J. Cameron. OFFICE Katerina DiChiara: Secretary. Opal Kennedy: Registrar, Records. Betty Rush: Registrar, Records. Kathy Smith: Bookkeeper. LIBRARY Faith Benner, M.Ed.: Librarian Helen Kelly: Assistant Librarian. Jane McRae, A. A.: Librarian; Chairman of Enrichment Studies. m I 154 y, J. McRae. F. Benner. J: til . ■ J 156 f s w 35 Ml %. • 1 157 The 1982 Senior Class SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS — Cathy Pritchard, Pres.; Pat Visintainer. Boys ' V.P.; Kym Haas, Girls ' V.P.; Amy Cranford, Sec. Treas.; SPONSORS — J. Long, D. Quin, A. Hulquist, R. Buettner. The noontide is upon us and our half waking has turned to fuller day, and we must part. If in the twilight of memory we should meet once more, we shall speak again together and you shall sing to me a deeper song. And if our hands should meet in another dream, we shall build another tower in the sky. Lynn Abrasley Kristi Allan Mitch Allen Dcnise Arnett Kelly Arnold Scott Arvin Sarah Ausbeck Jenny Bacon David Baker Carol Ballard Albert Ballinger Dana Barnett Kathy Beerman Steve Bendall Doug Benjamin Karl Benton Dodie Biser Jeff Black Russell Black Richard Blaylock Alesia Boggs Richard Bonham Laura Bost Tina Brockway Betsy Bross Donna Brown Lisa Brown Sandy Brown Bill Buckner Jana Budoff Shelley Bunnell Julie Burt Maria Calamas Bobby Campbell Pam Cantieny Brad Carlson Wes Carr Patty Carter Mark Caton David Cavaleri Steve Champlin David Cheek Juli Cherry Juey ChilcJers Nancy Christian Todd Clark David Clarke Mark Claypool Mary Jane Coker Danny Condra John Conwell Mike Cost Damian Costa Amy Cranford Sarah Crawford Libby Culver Mark Dabbs Fran D ' Amico Donald David Jay Davis Paul Dawson Cindy DeFalco Leslie Dillon John Dodge Kelley Doron Margaret DuBard Steve Ducote Jeff Dunn Cher! Eagle Scotty East Kristi Eatman Chuck Enis Mark Elttreim Marc Emmerke Melissa Estock Stephen Estock Whit Fancher David Farrell Diane Fater Karl Fattig Jim Faught Lyies Forbes Patty Forbis Scott Francis Paula Freeman Vicliie Fridlin Laurie Fuller Jim Geisler Jan Gentle Lori Germain Gigi Gcrson Julia Gibson Carol Gillespie Dan Giliis Kyle Godwin Claudia Goez Cindy Golden Charlotte Grant Eldridge Grant Lee Gravlec Lee Greer Marie Grelier Charles Gunter Paige Guthrit Julie Hamilton Missy Hamrick Michelle Hand Robin Hansen Randy Harper Susan Hartsell Andy Hayes Marie Hayes Michelle Hayes Joy Heaton Donald Hellcn Donna Hellen Jack Hill Debbie Hines Todd Hobbs Clint Holladay Scott Holladay Kyle Holman Alan Hudson Susan Hunt Kerry Hunton Sandra Hurst Ellen Hutchings Rob inabinet Dana Jackson Jimmy Jeffrey Leslie Johnson Dana Johnston Scott Johnston Mike Jones Nick Jovings John Justice Gceta Khare Crystal Kirkpatrick Kelly Kitchens Kim Kitchens Laura Langiey Todd Lankford Kevin Lee Phillip Lee David Leo Tom Lewis Ken Litzinger Maria Ljungquist Linda Lockhart Amy Logan Bill Logsdon Roger Long Leo Lovell Claire Lowman Coy MaCoy Cindy Maddox Mikf M.thaffey Ki ' ijui ' llf M inn Todd M.iri ' k Jenni Martens Teresa Maple Villeta Marcus Leigh Ann Mathis Eileen McCallum Ted McCullough Phillip McGee Grace McWaters Mark Medvec Danny Merck Jane Mitchell Mandy Mitchell Mike Monti Selina Morris Greg Morrison Michelle Morrison Don Motley Tim Needham Mark Nccly Martha Nichols Kay Norlander Barbie Olson Ed O ' Ncil Shannon Pace Rhonda Pardue Russell Parker Harry Pasisis Rachel Pate Robbie Payne Jill Peacock Lance Peden Luce Pellerin Laura Petway Doug Phillips Cheryl Pierce George Powell Sharon Powell Johnny Prewltt Danny Prichard Cathy Pritchard Michelle Proctor Monique Randall Brian Rankin A. B. Reasonover Renee Reeves Susie Reinier Kristy Reynolds Rich Richardsc Mike Riley Sara Ritchey Carol Robinson Melony Robinson Sondra Robinson Ricky Rookis Susan Rowan Beth Rozendale Eleanor Rushton Laura Sakmar Diane Salchert George Salem Gordon Saunders Billy Schiffman Gretchen Schmith Tim Schmidt Bruce Scott John Shaia Barbara Shanks Linda Simonetti Jill Siniard Drew Smith Mike Smith Brad Spencer Andy Staliings Dianne Stathakes Calhv Stt ' vens Julie Strong Suzanne Strozier Sudie Swader Susan Swagler Carol Sykes Jeff Talley Chuck Tarter Todd Taylor Heather Thornburgh Michelle Tombrello Belinda Tomlinson Kristi Torbett Mike Travis Crystic Trimble Karl Trucks Anthony Tumlin Valerie Valin Valerie Vaughn Vickie Vaughn Martin Veenschotcn Pat Visintainer Wayne Wailes Kathe Waller Debbie Webb Sheri Wegcr Amy Westoven Francine White Greg White Linda White Melissa Wiggins Michael Williams Sheila Williams Stephen Williams David Williamson Beth Wilson Carron Wilsc Kristy Winslow ' Steven Wood Denise Woods Keith Woods Rene Wright Sandy WchkIs David Wyatt John Woodson Edson Wordt ' n Susan Wyatt Daphne Zellers m w Betsy Wrench Senior Directory — 1982 1. 12; Fr« hm«n Club 9. - ■ Club 10, 11, Jr U. 12: ;. nClub Allan. Kri tl Wynne ' ' • ■ tiange 9. S .p Club 1 1 Allen. Mit h r. ' ' . !iJ, 11. 12, CiiM Favoiilc y, 10, 1 1. Arnk ' II IJt-riK ' Drimo Club 11, Uo Qub 12, TAH 12. Ar- -r ' ■ ' ' - •■ •hoitiore Action Club 10; J: L,.-...i..3v ... Jr. Civltan Club 12; Prooi Committee 1 1; French Honor Society 10, 1 1, 12 A. ' ■■-. ■ ' . . ■• 12; Math Team 9, 10. 11, 12; L.«(. ..iut) ■- io. 11, 12; Officer 10, 11, 12; Spanish Honor Society 9, 10. 1 1, 12 Ausbeck, Sarah Beth Track 10. U. 12; Freihman Clui 10,11. Bacon, Jenny Mai FrIsbeeClub 12 Bacon, Mike C Baker. nfl— :i-i Ban.i ' k 1 1. 12; FCA 11, 12; Key Club 12. Pr. -11 :- -Mtee 11.SGA12. Ballard. Carol Anne Leo Club 9, 10; AFS-FLC 11.12, hrench Honor Society 10. 11. 12. Ballinger. Albert James 111 Football 9. 10; Debate 11; Tip-Tag 9, 10, 11; Computer Club V. Pre . 12; Jr. Exchange Qub 11. Barnett. Grady Dana Band 9. 10. 11, 12; Frtebee Club 12; Treas. 12. Bemls. Barry Sid Wrestling 9, 12: Track 9, 10. Bendall. Steven Lee Track 9, 10. 11, 12; CrossCountry 9; Freshman Club 9; Key Club 10. 11, 12; Interact Club 12; Prom Committee 11; Prophecy Committee 12; Miss Reveille Escort 12. Benjamin, John Douglas FCA 9. 10. 11. 12; Football9. 10. 11. 12; Track 9.10.11. Benton. Hugh Karl Wrestling 9. 10; Stage Crew 9, 10. 11, 12; Thes- pians 10, 11. 12; FCA 9; Plays 9. 10. 11. 12; Concert Choir 10, 11. 12; Advanced Jazz Ensem- ble 10. 11,12; Madrigal Dinner 10, 11,12. Berry, Robert Francis Track 9. 10, 11; Jr Civltan Club 9; Sophomore Action Club 10. Biser, Dorinnc Lee Soccer Statistician 9, 10, Co.-Capt. II; Prom Committee 1 1; Annual Staff 12: Leo 12. Black. Jeffrey Clarke Track 9. CrossCountry 9; Basic Club 9. 11; Sophomore Action Club 10; Jr. Exchange 12. Black, Russell Verelle Swimming 9. 10. 11; Track 12; FCA 10; Key Club 9; Lettermen Club 1 1; President of Student Government 12; Who ' s Who Most Unpredictable Bl. ad Reno Alibce Club U . 12; Jr. CivHan Club V. .Jr r.xcnaMiClub 10 BoMi. Ale«ia MP ' Gymnaitlcs 11, 12; TriHk ItFrisbeeaub 1. ' ird Byron llack 11, 12; FCA 9; WUd«rne Key Club 11. 12; Newspaper tO; Bor Debate 12; Prorv Committee 11. Bo- ' ihryn ' ' . Jr. Exchange 10; Tr1-Hl-Y 1 1 ' ol orgu.wct lu Brkigci. Charlte Brockway. Tina Chariene Leo Club 9, 10, 11, 12. ' ■ ' st Outstanding G ri 10, Treas 11; Math Tear. i. 10. 11, 12, ' orguard 11. 12; Mat Maid 10; Prom 11. Bross. Ji ' anne Elizabeth Ttac ' k 9; Mat Maid 10, 11, 12; Ptom Committee 11. French Honor Society 9, 10. 11. 12; Annual Staff 12; Speed Typist Award 10; Trl-Hl-Y 9, 10. FBLA 11, Sec. 12, Pres 12; Concert 9, 10, 11; Sym- nardlkl2; Baste Club 9: Trl- Brown, D ' i 1 Band phoni ' 1 Hi-Y 1(1, 12. Brown, Lisa Ann FLCAFS9. 10. 11. Sec. 12 Brown, Sandra Marshall National Honor Society 9, la, 11; Track 11; Frisbee Qub 12. Browfc. WVooks ■ F-K)thall 9, 10. 11.12; Wrestling 9, 10; Baseball 9. 10, n, 12; FCA 9 0 fta men Qub 11; Frisb«eaubl2 Budoff, Jana Aiisa Freshman Club 9; Sophomore Action Club 10; Jr. Exchange 11; Jr. Civltan 12; Plays 10, 11, 12 Buckncr, William Alec Football 9. 10. 11, 12; Basketball 9; Track 9; FCA9, 10. 11, 12; Lettermen Club 11, 12. Bunnell, Shelley Kay FLC 9; Sophomore Action Qub 10; Track 10, 11. Bu tts, Robert F. Football 9; Pep Club 9, 10; Junior Civltan 11; DECAClubl2. Calam2is. Maria Louise Marching Band 9, 10. 11. 12; Concert Band 9; Symphonic Band 10. 11, 12; Basic Club 9; Literary Magazine 10. 11; French Honor Society 11. 12, Campbell, Robert Neal Football 9, 10; Baseball 9; Freshman Club 9; Stage Crew 10, 11; Track 12; Drama 10, 1 1, 12. Cantieny, Pamela Jean Track 9; Freshman Club 9; Sophomore Action Club 10; Rebellette 10, 11, 12; Pep Club 11; Jr. Civltan 12; Miss Reveille 2nd Alternate 12. Carlson, Brad Douglas Dungeons and Dragons Club 10; Key Club 11; Computer Club 12. Carr, Wesley Millard Marching Band 9, 10, 11. 12; Concert Band 9, 10; Symphonic Band 11, 12; Freshman Club 9; Basic Club 10. 11; Jazz Band 10, 11. 12; Stage Crew 10; Sight-Reading Band 12. Carter, Patricia Lynne Basketball 9; Student Council 9; Freshman Qub 9; Leo Club 10. 11.12. Caton. Mark Lee Football 9. U, 12; FCA 9, 11, 12. Sophomore ActMn Club 10; Track 9,11 Cavalerl, David E. RadloCkib9, 10. Charr F. 2 ; Track 9.10; Wrestling 1 1 ; Goii 1.6H .• f iw. U; Lettemnan Club 12 Cheek, DavkJ Qarence Radio Club V.-Pres 11.12 Cherry, Jull Anne Basic Club 9. FHA 10; Stage Craw 11, 12 .Childers, Joel Brady Mflrchinq B,ind 9. 10 11. 12: Concert Band 9. ;i Bartd 10, 11, «utra 10, Stg)it redoing nnnn i . .jar twnd Mub 12. Christian, N.mcv Louise Freshmrt Pep Club 11. aark, Todd Allen FCA 9; Wrestling 9; Track 9, 10; Concert Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Allstate Choir 9, 10. 12; Frisbee Club 10, U; Stage Crew 1 2 Clarke, David Robert Basketball 9, 10, 11; hcA V. lU, 11, Letterman aubl2;SGA 11. Claypool, Mark Kevin Choir 9, 10, 11, 12, All-State 11; Vocal Jazz Ensemble 10, 11, 12; Debate Team 10, 11, 12, Central Alabama Novice Debate Champion 10; Newspaper Staff 10; Bank Board 9, 10, Pres. 1 1 . Coker, Mary Jane Gymnastics Team 9; Mat Maid 9, 10; Freshman Club 9; Tri-HiY 10; FBLA 11, V. Pres. 12; Musicals 11, 12. Condra. Danny Robert Freshman Club 9; Leo Club 10, 11, 12; Basket- ball Manager 9, 10; Statistician 10, 11. 12; Newspaper Staff 9, 10, 11, 12; VHHS Jour- nalism Award 1 1 . Conwell, John Berry Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert 9, 10; Symphonic Band 1 1 , 12; Jr. Qvttan Qub 9. Cost, Michael Jon Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; FCA 9, 10, 11, 12; Let tenman Club 12. Costa. Damian Soccer 9, 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, Pres. 12; Math Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Key Club 10, 11, V. Pres 12; Tip-Tag 10, 11; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students. Cranford, Amy Helen Freshman Club 9; Interact Qub 10, Pari. 11, Chapl 12; Track 9, 12; Musicals 10, 11; Prom Committee 11; SGA 9. 12; SGA President Cabinet 12; Senior Class Sec. 12; Class Favorites 9, 10. 11, 12; Homecoming Court 9, 10, 11. 12; Cheerleading 9, 10, 11, Co-Head 12; Key Club Sweetheju-t 12; Lettermen Club Sweetheart 12; Miss Vestavia 12. Crawford, Sarah Marlene Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Colorguard 1 1, 12; Concert Band 9; Symphonic Band , 11. 12; French Honor Society 10, 11. 12; FBLA 12; Sec. of Band 12. Culver. Elizabeth Ann Art Club 10; FLC-AFS 11, 12; Spanish Representative 12; National Spaiilsh Honor Society 10. 11, 12; Outstanding Spanish Student Award 1 1 . Dabbs, Mark Allen 177 r m f-ootball 9, 10. 11; Basketball 9. 10, 11; Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; Miss Reveille Escort 12; FCA 11; LettermanClub 12. D ' Amico, Frances Ann Volleyball 10, 11, Captain — 12; Leo Club 9, 10; Interact Club U, Sgt at Arms 12; SGA 9. 10, 11; Class Girls ' V.P, 9. SGA Girls ' V.P, 12; Prophecy Committee 12; Miss Vestavia Nominee 12: National Honor Society 11, 12. David. Donald Raymond Tennis 9. 10; Key Club 9, 10; Frisbee Club 12. Davis. Thomas Jay Tennis 9; Baseball 10, 11. 12; Key Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Letterman Club 12 Dawson. Paul Evald Track 9, 10, 11; Key Club 11, 12; Foreign Language Club 9, 10. DeFaIco, Cynthia Ann Freshman Club 9; Sophomore Action 10; Leo Club 11. 12. Dickson. Randy L. Wrestling 11: Football 12; Freshman Club 9; Sophomore Action Club 10; FCA U, 12. Dillon. Leslie Anne Tennis 11; Beta Club 11; Mu Alpha Theta 11; Leo Club 12; Annual Staff 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Who ' s Who Among American High School Students, Society Distinguished American High School StU ' 12. Dudge.JohnM. Soccer 9. 10. 11. 12; Radio Club 10, 11; Leo Club 12; Newspaper Staff 12; Muse Staff 12; Debate Team 12. Doron, Kelley Leigh Jr. Exchange Club 10, U; Marching Band 9, 10, U. 12; Colorguard 11, 12; Concert Band 9; Symphonic Band 10, 11, 12; Tri-HiY 9. Downey, Stan H, Frisbee Club 10. 11. Sec. Treas. 12; Debate Team 9, 10. 11. 12; French Honors 9. 10. 12; National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist. DuBard, Margaret Vanclen FHA 1 1 ; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Concert Choir 11,12. Ducote, Steve M, Stage Crew Club 9; Frisbee Club 10, 11, 12, Pres. — 12;Stagecrew9. Dunn. Jefferson Shaw Tennis 10, 11, 12; Band 9; Freshman Club 9; Sophomore Action 10; Basic Club 11, 12, Pres - 12, East, Scott Thomas Cross Country 9; Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Leo Club 9; Key Club 11. 12. Eatman, Kristi Graham Tri-Hi-Y 9; Pep Club 10; Basic 11, SGA 11; Leo Club 12. Eittreim, Mark Marching Band 9, 10. 11; Concert Band 9; Sym- phonic Band 10, 11; Dungeons and Dragons V P 11; Frisbee Club 11. 12. Emmerke, Marc Track 9; Cross-Country 9; FCA 9; Stage Crew 9, 10, 11, 12; Thespians 10, 11, 12; Plays 9, 10, 11. 12; Madrigal Dinner 10, 11, 12. Enis, Charles R. Marching Band 9. 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10: Symphonic Band 11, 12; Jazz Band 10, 11. 12; Sophomore Action 10; Plays 11. 12. Estock. Melissa Volleyball 9. 10; Jr. Exchange Club 9; Pep Club 10; FLC 11, 12; French Honor Society 10, 11. 12; Vestavia Belle 10, 1 1, 12; AFS 12. Estock, Stephen Thomas Swimming 9, 10; Track 11, 12; Cross-Country 11, 12; Key Club 9, 10, 11, Treas. 12; Spanish Honor Society 10, 11, V.P. 12; National Honor Society 11, Chaplain 12; SGA 9, 11; Class V.P, 9. 10; Class Pres. 10; Prom Committee U; Pro- phecy Committee Chairman 12. Fancher, Murray Whitfield Stage Crew 9, 10. 11; Stage Crew Club 9, 10. Farrell, David Taylor Football 9; Wrestling 9, 10, 11. 12; FCA 9, 10. 11; Letterman Club 12. Fattig, Karl Edward Marching Band 9. 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 9; Symphonic Band 10, 11, 12; Photography Club 9; FLC-AFS 10, Pres. U, 12; Muse Staff 10, 11, Editor 12; National Honor Society 11. 12; Senior Class Poem Committee Chairman 12; Senior Pro- phecy Committee 12; SGA 12; Outstanding Ger- man Student 9. 10, 11. Fater, Diane Patricia Freshman Club 9; Jr. Civitan 10; Basic Club 11; Girls ' FCA 12; Outstanding Library Aide 10. Faught. James Newman Tennis 9. 10, 11, 12; Key Club 9, 10, 11. Pres. 12; Interclub Council 12; Society of Distinguished American High School Students Forbes. Nelson Lyles Stage Crew 9. 10, 11, 12; Thespians 10, 11, Sgt. at Arms 12. Forbis, Patricia Lynn Marching Band 9, 10. U; Concert Band 9, 10 11; FCA 12. Incis, Sccitt Roiifrt •Photography Club 9; Sophomore Action 10; ■risbeeClubl2. Frederickson, Joseph P. Wilderness Club 11, 12; Debate Team 9. 10 11 12. Freeman. Paula Carolyn Marching Band 9. 10; Concert Band 9: Sym- phonic Band 9; FLC 9; Home Ec. Club 9; Tri-Hi- Y 10; Frisbee Club 12, Fridlin. Vickie Lenore SGA 9. 10. 11; Mat Maids 10, 11; Annual Staff 11, 12; Spanish Honor Society 9, 10. 11, 12; Freshman Club 9; Sophomore Action 10; Jr, Ex- change 11; Interact 12; Prom Committee 11, Fuller, Laurie Freshman Club 9; Sophomore Action 10- FHA 10, 11, V,P, 12; Interclub Council 12, Geisler, James B, Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10; Symphonic Band 11, 12; Freshman Club 9; Wilderness Club 10, 11. Gentle, Janet Myra Jr, Exchange 9; Sophomore Action 10; Jr, Civitan 11, 12; Miss Reveille Pageant — Miss Congeniality 12, Germain, Lori Ann Marching Band 9. 10. 11, 12; Colorguard 12; Symphonic Band 9. 10. 11. 12: Jazz Band 11; Plays 9, 1, 11. 12; Jr, Exchange Oub 10. Hist! U, 12;SpanishHonorSociety 10, 11, 12 Gerson, Gigi Gamble Track 9; Leo Club 9, 10, 11; Jr. Civitan 12- Rebelettell.Capt, 12; Plays 10, 11, 12 Gibson. Julia Ann Choir 9. 10. 11: Literary Magazine 9, 12; Music Club 10. 12, Gillespie. Patricia Carol Band 9. 10, 11; Basic Club 9; FHA Club 10. 11, Sec 10; Plays 12, Gillis. Daniel Paul Football 12; Freshman Club 9; Sophomore Ac- tion 10; Jr, Civitan 11; Letterman Club 12, Godwin, Kyle Lomax Football 9, 10, 11, 12; FCA 9, 10; Letterman Club 12;Jr, Civitan 11. Goez, Claudia Mllena Volleyball 10; Gymnastics 10; Leo Club 11, 12; Newspaper Staff 11, 12; Plays 11; Frisbee Club man Clun 9; FCA 12. Golden, Cindy Leigh Jr. Exchange Club 9; Interact 10, 11; Jr. Civitan 11, Sgt, at Arms 12: SGA 10; Annual Staff 10 Thespians 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish Honor Society 9. 10. 11, 12; Plays  1.. u, 12, Miss Reveille Pageant — Special ' i .,. ,ii '  , 10; Rebelettes 10. Grant. Charlotte Lynn Grant, Eldridge E, Football 9, 10, II, 12; Track 9, 10, 12; FCA 9 10, 11, 12: Letterman Club 12 Gravlee, Lcland Clark Swimming 9, 10, 11; G,,ll 12; Jr. Exchange Cluh 11,12, Greer. Lee S, Football 9, 10, 11 12 10, 11; Letterman 12 Grelier, Marie A Freshman Club 9; Sophomore Action 10; Pep Club 11; Jr, Civitan 12: Rebelette 10, U, 12. Gunler, John Charles Basic Club 10, Kyy Club 11; Computer Club Treas, 12; Tip-Tag 9, 10, U. 12, Guthrit. Judith Paige Jr, Civitan 12; Muse Staff 12. Haas. Kymberly Kelly Jr, Exchange Club 9; Interact Club 10, 11, 12- Rebel Girl 10, 11. 12; SGA Cabinet,Member 12- Class Girls V.P, 12; FHA 9; Jr Class Cabinet 11; Letterman Club Sweetheart 12: Prom Com mittee 11; Who ' s Who Most Dependable 12; Miss Vestavia Nominee 12. Hamilton. Julie Ann Leo Club 9; Interact Club 10, 11, 12; Marching Band 9; Concert Band 9; Annual Staff 10, Co- Editor 11. Editor 12; French Honor Society 10, 11. 12; Prom Committee 11; Mat Maid 10, 11; Nominee . for Miss Vestavia 12; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 11,12. Hamrick. Melissa Margaret Jr. Civitan 10; FBLA 11, 12; Concert Choir 9 10, 11. Hand, Michelle Renee Thespians 10, Sgt. at Arms 11; Pres. 12: In- terclub 12; Debate 12: Plays 9, 10, 1 1, 12. Hansen, Robin Sue Track 9; Cross Country 9; Math Team 9, 10; SGA 9, 10. 11; Freshman Club 9; Sophomore Action 10; Bank Board 10; L,eoClub 11, 12: Na- tional Honor Society 11, 12; Mat Maids 11, 12; Annual Staff 11. 12; Prom Comm.ittec 11; Spanish Honor Society 10, 11, 12; AFS 9, lo ' Plays 11. 12, Harper, Randall Lewis Pep Club 9; Baseball 10; Jr, Exchange 11- Frisbee Club 12, Hartsell. Susan Elizabeth Freshman Club 9; Interact 10. 11, 12; Rebelettes 10. 11, Capt, 12, Miss Reveille Top Ten 11, Ist Alternate 12; Plays 11. 12, Hayes. Andrew M, Track 9, 10, 1 1. 12; FCA 9, 10; Letterman Club 10, 11, 12; Cross Country 9. 12, Choir 10; Plays 9, 10, 11. 12; Miss Reveille Pageant Dancer and Escort 12; Thespians 10. 1 1, 12, Hayes, Marie Catherine Freshman Club 9; Interact Club 10, 11. 12; Cheerleading 9, 10, 1 1, 12; Prom Committee 1 1; Miss Reveille Top Ten 12. Hayes. Michelle Theresa Freshman Club 9; Interact Cluh 10. II, 12; Cheerleading 9. 10. 11. 12; Prom Committer 11: Miss Reveille Top Ten 12; Letterman Club 1 Sweetheart 12. | Heaton. Joy Kristen Sophomore Action 10; FHA 11; Jr. Civitan 12. Hellen, Donald 178 Kreihman Club 9; Sophomora Action 10; Key Club 1 1 , Fnsbev Club 1 2; Soccar 10,11 il. K«l? Jbv I aufTPncc Hellen .It 1 n ifin-i U. ■■ MiM K.. WUlllli 12 M.ii u [y .,.. llobba. T, .IN H 9, 10, s riiih K .v riiih Q in 1 1 I t ■homor« Action Club 10 r:.i., , U, Tlwipian 10, 11, 12. ph«cy Coinmitl«« 12. ■ry ■ 10. U. 12: J«« Ensemble 9. 1 ' , ... ... ..v:ich Honor Society 10, ! ' ' • Basic Qub 11,12; FCA 9. 10; Track 10 Hill ■ ■ . Rde Club 9, Home Ec Club 9; Sophomore A. I Ml iu, Spanish Honor Society 10, 11, 12. Pr.sKltnt 12: Jt Civitan 1 1; MjI M.jid 11; Jr. Ex- clunge 12. Huntfn, Kerry Ann Hur5l, .S.m ' lM Lc Marc: ' 10. 11 )« 10. 11. Board of e 11. Leo Club 12; ' ; Concert Band 9, Irl HI Y Hulchinqs. Ellen Hunter Basic ' ■ • ' I- ' ' ' • 11. 1. BanJ :. . • ' : i • _2 ' .ityf iv. 11, v.i.n ' .ir OUdrd i 9, 10. 11; Symphonic ■iQ in II 1? I Inabinet. Robert L. Junior Qvitan 9; Key Club 10. 11, 12. Wrestlitig 9, 10, Baseball Manager 9. 10. 11. 12; Band 9. Jackson. Dana Leigh National Society ot Arts and Letters Winll Na- tion.il Dance Competition Finalist 10; FBL A 12, Sophomore Action 10; Miss Reveille Top T. ; 12. .Jeffrey, James Conrad Football 9, Wrestling 9, 10, 11. 12; SGA 9. 10, 11. Leo Club 9, 10, 11, 12 Sophomore Board Member 10; President U. 12. Plays 11. Who ' s Who Most School Spirit 12; Mr. V Nominee 12. Inter Club 1 1, 12; Treasurer . Johnson. Leslie Jean FHA 9 Tn H. Y ' , Lxchange 10 -■ 12 Johnston. Dana Sue Girls Tennis Team 9. 10, 11 Sophomore Action 10; FBL A 11; FCA iZ Johnston. Jeffrey Scott FCA 9, 10, 11, 12; Lettermen Club 12; Football 9, 10. 11.12; Track 9. 10.11,12, Jovings. Nick Anthony Marching Band 9, 10. 11. 12; Concert Band 9 Symphonic Band 10, II. 12; Drum Major 10, 11 12. Historian 12; Jr. Exchange 9, 10. 11. 12 President 11, 12; Thespian Secretary 12; Stu dent Council 11, 12; Inter Club Council 11, 12, Plays 10. 11. 12. Miss Reville Escort and Dancer 12; Feature Editor Newspaper 12; Prophecy Committee 12; Youth of Month 11; Mr. Vestavia Nominee 12. Justice, John Phill Freshman Club 9: FLC AFS 10, 11, 12. : 9. 10; Golf 9. 10, ■ s Q in 11 o :iioir i.ev i I. (.Ill p|,, c NatiuiKil frt-nch Test bet Girl sicd i ' iorotle 10. Langley. Laura Elii Marching Band 9;i| Captain 11, 12, ( Band 11, 12; Bask: ( 12; French Honor So.i. ' ty 10. 1 1, 12 Lankford, Todd Michael Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12; I.eMermen Club 11 12 Key Club 9, 10. Lee. Kevin Bradlay FLC 9; FCA 10; Jr. Civltan 12; Track 9. 10; Crosj-Country 9; Plays 11, 12, Prom Committee n. II. 12; Baseball 9, li ' 11. 12; FCA 9. 10, L Le , Phillip A Football 9, 10 Basketball 9, I 11.12. Leo, David L. Radio Club 9; Stage Cf«w Club 10; Stage Crl 9. 10; Frisbee Club 11,1 Leos, Jimmy George Football 9, 10, 11, Wikm!-- ■ •■■ i Sophomore Action Club 10; L Frisbee 12. Lewis, Thomas Pea: , Football 9. 10, 11. ;. hi„A ' . IQ; Key Club 11, 12;LeftermanClub 1 Litzinger, Kenneth Carl DECAPres. 12. Long, Roger Brian Marching Band 9, 10; Concert Band 9, 10; Jr Civitan 9. 10; Frisbee Club 12 Ljungqvist, Maris Birgitta Track 12; CrossCountry 12; 5th Individually in State 12; Girls FCA 12. Lockhart, Linda Leigh TrlHiY 9; Sophomore Action Club 10; Pep Club 11; Jr Civitan 12; Plays 11, 12: Rebellettes 12 Logan, Amy Kathertne Marching Band 9. 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10, 11, Symphonic Band 12; Colorguard 10, Ri fie CoCapt. 11, Rifle Capf. 12; Basic Club 9; Jr. Civitan 11. Logsdon, Jr. William Robert Marching Band 9, 10. 11; Concert Band 9; Sym- phonic Band 10. 11; FLC AFS 9, 10, V. Pres ll;Sgt. at Armsl2. Lovell, Lee C. Radio Club 9; DECA Club 12. Lowman. Claire FLC 9: Sophomore Action Qub 10; FBLA 11; FCA 12; Girl ' s BaskefbaU Team 10, 11; Girls Volleyball Team 10, II, 12: Most Improved Player 11, Manager 12 Lynch, Terence Brian Football 9, 10. 11 I ' FCA 10, 11; Letter. Ma F I , y y Maddoy. Cindy I ynn I ?: rrn j ' nuntT ' ,- ! B„.lirlb«ll 9; Ft A ' 10 !rew 12 Tr,v:k 9. 10 11 12. St)A Mann Requelle Dellcla 1 , . r., .. rt,,v. tl 1, I lJ.iri(.-r iz. i ' ropnecy Committee 12. Ota Action 10, Tn Mt- • ... .,1 L i,,y,r .i.. nayf 10 Marcus. Villpt.i Kay T ' : , Jr. -xle- ty in, i 1. 1-. 1 ' ou.der Full hootbail 10. Marek Torlrl CiiArli. Fn 12; Tennis 10 .11; Pro- phecy Committee 12, Homecunnng Queen Escort 12; Miss Reveille Escort 12, National Honor Society 11, 12. Tip-Tag 9. 10. 11, 12: Na lional Merit Semi-Flnallst 12; Alabama Scholar 11; Birmingham News Carrier of the Quarter 12 Martens, Jennifer Lynn Basic Club 9. 12; Jr. Exchange 10; FBLA 1 1 : Jr. Class Sec. Treas. 11; Student Council ' K 1 1: Mat Maid 10, 11; Prom Committee 11; Annua; Si H 11; Track 10; French Honor Society 10, 11, 12; Who ' s Who Friendliest 12. Martin, Robyn Freshman Club 9; Pep Club 10: Jr. Exchange 11; Jr. Civitan 12; Letterman Sweetheart 11. 12 Mathls, Leigh Ann FHA, Sec. 9; Tri-Hl Y 9; Sophomore Action Club 10; Interact Hist. Parl. 11, 12; Golf Team 10. 11; Rebel Girl 10, 11; Prom Committee 11; Rebelette 12. McCallum. Margaret Eileen Basic Club 9: Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Con- cert Band 9, 10, Symphonk: Band 11, 12; Col- orguard 10, 1 1, Head Rag 12. McCullough, Theodore James Football 9, 10, 11, 12; BasketbaU 9, 10, 11, 12- Track 11, 12; Golf 9, 10, 11, 12; FCA 10; Let- terman Club 11, 12; I Like to Practtec Award 11; 110% Award 1 1 ; Football Team Captain 12. McGee. Phillip Benjamin Manager Football, Baseball, Track 9, 10, 11 12- FCA 9, 10, 11, 12; Letterman Club 10. McWaters, Donna Grace Freshman Club 9; Freshman Choir 9; Basic Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Vocal Jazz Ensemble 9, 10; Con- cert Choir 9, 10, 1 1, 12j dv. Vocal Jazz Ensem- ble 11, 12; Top Ten Miss Reveille 11; Bank Teller 9, 10; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 12. Medvec, Mark Stephen Basic Club 9, Math Team 9. 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11,12; Spanish Honor Society 10 11,12; Key Oub 10, 1 1, 12; Tip-Tag 9, 10. 1 1. Merck, Danny Michael Baseball 9, 10; Softball 10; FootbaU 11; FCA 11- Basketball 10, 11; Track 11, 12. Mitchell, Amanda E. 179 -■ 1...- 9, 10. 11, 12; Art Editor 10, Art s.iuice Club Oii cer 10. Leo Club ■.lional Honor Society 11, 12; Yale Book ill; Who ' s Who Most Intellectual 12; Miss V ' .jstavia Nominee 12. . 10. U, 12; Cross-Country 9; I 10; Plays 10; Spanish Honor , Sec.Treas. 10, 11, Pres. 12; Jr. Ex- . Qub 11, 12; Muse Advisor ' s Award 11; ' Honor Society, Sec.Treas. 12; National Soceily 11, 12; Newspaper Sports Editor Monti, Micheal J. Basketball 9, 10, U. 12; FCA 9. Action 10; Letterman Club 12 11; So r Morris, Sara Selina .-o Jr. Exchange 9; Pep Club 10, 11: Leo Club 12 Track 9, 10; Basketball 12, French Honor Socie- ty 9. 10, 11, 12; SGA 12: Who ' s Who Most Un- predictable 12; Powder Puff Football 10 Morrison, Gregg Scott Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; FCA 9, 11; Sophomore Action Club 10; Letterman Cli Pres. 12 Morrison , Miche lle Lynr, Baslci K, 11, 12; Honor Jociety 10, 11 ■ . Motky, Donald Ray Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 9, 10, ll;§jmiphonicBand 12. HoiM Ec. Club 10; FrencH , 12; Tennis Team 10, 11. Olson, Neadhafn, Timmy Allen vfodfball 9, 10, 11, 12; FCA 11; Letterman Club Neely, Mark Alan Kev Club 9, 10, 1 1; Letterman Club 12; B-Team Baseball 9, 10; Varsity Baseball 11, 12; Who ' s Who Best DressedJ2. Nichols, Martha Nat ette Freshman Club % Basic Club 10, Chaplain 11, Sec 12; Freshman Choir 9; Concert Choir 10, 11: Beg. Jazz-feemble 9, 10; Adv. Jazz Ensem- ble Beg. Ja2Z.aisemble 9, 10; Ad , Barbara Kay -c? - rack 9, 10; Tri-Hi-Y CSmma 9; Scc.-Treas. 10 Club 11, 12; Mat Maid 10, 11; Annual Staffr U,Co Ed. 12; Prom Committee 11; FHA 9; Alabama Scholar 11. O ' Neil, Edward Hartman Soccer 9, 10, 1 1, 12; Key Club 9, 10. Pace, Shannon Marie Freshman Club 9; Home Ec. Club 9, 10; Leo Club 10, 11, 12; Rebel Girl 11, 12; French Honor Society 10, 11, 12;SGA11,12. Pardue, Rhonda Wynelle Choral 9. 10, 12; Concert Choir 9; Jazz Beg. Ensemble U, 12; Plays 11, 12; Basic Club 9, 10, 11.12. Parker, Russell L. Football 9, 10, U; FCA 9, 10, 11; Key Club 12. Pasisis, Harry C. Football 9. 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 12; FCA 9; Leo Club 10, 11; Letter man Club 12. Pate, Rachel Ann Tri-Hi-Y 9; Leo 10, Payne, Robert E. Thespians 10. 10,11. 12. 11; FHA 12. 11, 12; Concert Choir 12; Plays Peacock. Melissa Jill Track 9; Freshman Club 9; Sophomore Action Club 10; Home Ec. Club 10; Rebelettes 11. 12; Jr. Civitan 1 1, 12; Interclub Council 9. Peden, David Lance Freshman Club 9; Sophomore Aeflon Club 10, Pellerin, Luce Marie Michelle Christian Committee 9; Sec. SGA 10: V. Pres SGA 11: Graduation Committee 12; AFS-FLC Club 12; Exchange Student 12; Badminton Team 12; Homecoming Court 12. Petway, Laura Lee Freshman Club 9; Sophomore Action Club 10; Spanish Honor Society 10. 1 1, 12; Pep Club 11; Prom Committee 1 1; jr. Civitan 12. Phillips, Doug Freshman Club 9; Sophomore Action Club DECACIubl2. 10; Pierce, Cheryl Elaine Basic Club 9. 10; Jr. Ovitan Club 11; Track 10; Annual Staff 11; French Honor Society 9, 10, 11, 12. 11, V. Pres. 12; Concert Band 9. Powell, SharOS F. Tri-Hi-Y 9; Jr. Exchange 10, Marching Ban«i 9, 10, U, 12: 10. ll;ColorguardU, 12. Prewitt. HI John Runnells Track 9, 10; Key Club 9, 10. 11, 12; Who ' s Who Wittiest l2v Escort for Miss Reveille 12 Pritchard, Danny Football 9, 10, 11, 12;Trac; 9; LettermaJClub 10, 11, 1 tee 12. W 10,11, 12; FCA Cabinet Commit Pritchard, Cathleen Victoria SGA 9, 11, 12; SGA Sec. 11, Class Pres. 9, 12; Jr. Exchange Club 9; FHA Club 9; Interact Social Chairman 11; Tip-Tag 9, 10, 11, 12; Rebel Girl 10, 11, Head 12; French National Honor Society 10, 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12 ' ' Team 10, 11, 12; Prom Committee 11; AlabSSff cholar 11; Society of American Distinguished fgh School Students 11, 12; Outreach li; Girls ' ate Representative 1 1 ; Miss Vestavia Nominee I: Who ' s Who Most Likely to Succeed 12; Blood t)riv«iAiCbdirman 11. 11; Jr. leai j hc Jvgli Proctor, mtcneneJilarliese Track 9; Freshman Club 9; Pep Club , Civitan Club 12; Randall, Monique Frisbee Club 10, A lettes 12. Interclub 11; Sec. Raiihio, Brian Ri njell Photography Club 9 Reasonover, A. B. Key Club 9, 10; New per 10, 1 1; Jr. Exchanl 11,12. eeves, Renee Madeline Choir 9, 10, 11,12. Reinier. Susanna Freshman Club 9, Mat Maids 10, 11; Home Ec. Club 9; Sophomore Action Club 10; Jr. Civitan 11; Pep Club 12. Reynolds. Krsitin Renee Freshman Club 9; Sophomore Action 10: Jr. Civitan 11, 12; Choir 9, 10, 11. Riley, Micheal Thomas Football 9; Baseball 9, 10, 11; Frisbee Club 11, 12. Richardson, Richmond F. Radio Club 9, 10; Jr. Civitan 1 1 ; DECA 12. Ritchey, Sara Ann FLC-AFS 9, 10, Officer 11, 12; Choir 9; Concert Choir 10; French Honor Society 10, 11. 12. Ritter, Dale Andrew Spanish Club 9. Robinson, Carol Jeanne Rebelettes 12; Freshman Oub 9; FHA 9; Pep Club 10; Plays 10, 11; Prom Committee 11; Leo • Club 11; Iffteract Club 12; SGA 12; Prophecy Committee 12; Powder Puff Football 10 Robinson, Melony Jo Freshman Club 9; Sophomore Action 10; Jr. Ex-] change 11; FCA 12; Who ' s Who Best Ores 12. Robinson, Sondra Kay Marching Band 9, 10, 11, 12; Concert Sympt c Band 10. 11, 12; Colorguard 11. Flag Co-Capt. 12; All-State Choir 12; Basic Clu 10. 11, Chaplain 12. Rookis, Richard Joseph Football 9, 10, 11. 12; Basketball 9; Baseball) 10, 11, 12; FCA 9, 10, 11, 12; Raging Award 11. Rowan. Susan Melissa Track Manager 10, 11; Music Club 9; Choir 9. 10; Basic Club 10, 11, 12; Thespians 10. 11. 12- Stage Crew 11; Plays 9. 10. 11, 12. Rozendale, Helen Elizabeth FLC 9; Basic Club 10, 11; Jr, Civitan Club 12. Rusii pn, Eleanor Ann Track Q: Jr. Exchange 9; Sophomore Action 10: Plays 10; Jr. Civitan V.P. 11. Pres. 12. Saia, Joseph Costello Football 9, 10, 11, 12; FCA 9, 10, 11, 12; Spanish Honor Society 10, 11, 12. Sec. 12; Let- terman Club 12 SakmaLL: a MarrNti ' 12; FCA 9 Sympto 180 otjtoic Band 1 f SakmajLLaura Ann MarfWfg Band 9, 10, 11. 12; Concert Band 9; Symphonic Band 10, 11, 12: Jazz Band 10; Tri- Hi-Y 9; Jr. Exchange 10, 11; FBLA 12; SGA 10 Salchert, Dianne Marie Cheerleading 9, 11; Freshman Club 9: Pep Club ' -, 10; Jr. Exchange 11; Jr. Civitan 12: Spanish Honor Society 9, 10, 1 1, 12. Salem, George Hanna football 9, 10, 11, 12; B ' ham Post Herald All- nty 12; Baseball 10; Wrestling 11: FCA 9. 0, 11, 12. Saunders, Gordon Golf Team 9, 10, 11, 12; Freshman Cu ' : Sophomore Action Treas. 10; Lettensan Club 12. Schiffman, William J. Football % 10; Pep Club 9, 18; Jr. Civitan Pres 11. V.P. 12; lnter Club Council 11, 12; DECA Club 12. Schmidt, Tim E. Baseball 9, 10; Leo Club 9; Key Club 10; Frisbee Club 12; SGA Cabinet 12. Schmith, Gretchen Lee Freshman Club 9; Pep Club 10; FBLA 11; Basic Club 12; Plays 11; Miss Reveille Top Ten 11; Special Talent 12. Scott, Bruce Johnson Football 9, 10; Track 9, 10; Wrestling 11; Band 9; Freshman Club 9; FCA 10, 11, 12; SGA 12 Shaia, John Louis Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Cross-Country 9; Leo Club 10, 11, 12; Art Award 10. Shanks. Barbcua Jane Freshman Club 9; Home Ec. Club 9; Sophomore Action 10; Mat Maid 10, 11; Leo Club 11; Pep Club 12. Simonetti, Linda Alice Pep Club 9; Jr. Civitan 10; Tri-Hi-Y 1 1; FCA 12; Choir, 11. Siniard, Jill Allison - ' ■ - Track 9; Freshman Club 9: Sophomore Action 10; Spanish Honor Society 10. 11. 12; FHA Pres. il; Prom Committee 11; Inter Club Council 11; SGA Hist. 12; Interact Club 12; Plays 12. Smith, Clyde Micheal Baseball 9, 10. 11, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 11; FCA 9, Sec. Treas 10, V.P. 11, Pres. 12; Na- tional Honor Societv 11, 12; Spanish Honor Society 9, 10. II, 12; Prom Committee 11; Who ' s Who Most Dependable 12; Letterman Club 12. J Smith, Drew W. Football 9, 10, 11, 12; SGA 9, 10, U, 12; SGA Boys ' V. Pres. 12; Class V. Pres. 9; Class Pr 11; Key Club 10. 11, 12; Sec. 11, 12; FCA Pres. Inter Club Council 12; Prom Committee 11 Miss Reveille Escort 12; Class Favorite 12; Mr Vestavia Nominee 12; Wrestling 10; National Honor Society 11, 12; Spanish Honor Society 10. 3AJI ni. Award o( Ex- U. 12. Most ub 1. 12: Alabama Scholar U cellence 11; TlpTag 9. 10 Outstanding Spanish II Student 10. 11; Math Team 9, 10, 1 Spencer. Bradley Todd Football 9. 10. U. 1 11. 12; Spanish Honoi Committee 1 1 . SGA 11. 12; Lettermen Nominee 12; Interai ll;FCA9;Prophec Spina. Roslyn Denlse SGA 9, 10. 11, 12; Gil 12, Prom Committee 1 11. 12; Spanish Honor Club 9, 10; Interact 11.1 man 12; Key Club Swee Cheerleader 9. 10. 11. He, Court 12. Miss Vestavia NomI Most School Spirit 12 Kings. Andrew Ray piball 9, 10, WK ' silmg 9. U). 11. Baseball 9. ic Club 11.1 ' , FCA 9, 10; ' Choir 9. 10 akes. Lsigh Dianne lack 9. to. Freshman Club 9; Pep Club 10. 1 1; [co Qub 12, Powder Puff Football 10; Who ' Vh,. Wittiest 12. Slever Fr.. Strong Tril Sec Str Cathy Elliabelh lan Club 9; Jr Exc iClub 12 lulle Ann Y 9; Jr Exchang Treas. Pres 12. Inte Travis, Michael NmI Football 9. 10; FCA 9, 10; Prom CommlttM 11: Track 11. 12; Key Oub 12. Thmbla, CrystI Ellen Marching Band 9, 10. 11; Concert Band 9, 10; Symphonic Band 11; Bask Club 9, 10; Newepaper 10. Trucks, Joseph Karl Soccer 9, 10. 12; Key Oub 9, 10; Frisbee Oub 12. Tumlln, Anthony Blair Soccer 11, 12; Jr. Exchange Oub 11. Marie Club 9. 10. 1 1: Jr. Civitan Qub 12. ll,12;UoClub9, 10. 11.12; Prom Committee 1 1 . , 12:UoClub9, 10.11,12; Prom Committee 1 1 . Itliam seball 9; Jr. Exchange 11; (Club 10, 11; Jr. Suzanne lan Club 9; Sophomore igeClubll;FCA12 Swader, Sudle Morrow fib 10|f4 llJi Coun ;,L « Action 10; Jr. Ex- H J Vislntainer, Patrick I Football 9, 10, 11,: Clais V. Pres. 12; i FCA 9. 10. 11. V. Wallet, Robert Wayne Football 9. 10. 11; FritbeeClub 12. :Baseball9, 10. 11,12; Sr pss Favorite 9, 10, 11, 12 12; Mr. Vestavia 12. ling 9; FCA 9. 10. 11 ; Le !). 1 .el 3ub 10. 11. 12; I; Plays 11; Mat bnual Staff 12. Swaqler ' ■ ' -.rgaret T •• ' . FH A 9; Interact Club 10, 11. V. Pres. nnis Team 10, Annual Staff 11; Prom CwjiiMiiitee 11, Last Will and Testaments Com- nMee 12. Sykes ( irolJean Mai ing Band 9. 10, 11, 12; Concert Band 9; Sifniiihonic Band 10, 11, 12; Plays 10. 11, 12; Tip Tag 9. 10. 11. 12; French Honor Society 10. 11 1 .. ' . Basic Club 9, 10. 11. 12 Tailey. Kff D Freshman Qub 9; SGA 9. Key Qub 10. 11. 12; Tennis Team 11. Tarter I huck Albert Football 9, 10, U. 12. Baseball 11, 12. FCA 9, 10. U.12;LettermanClubll, 12. T r,idd Bradley ■ ' , 10. 1 1, 12; Wilderness Club 9; FCA 10; .■ Club 12. ah. Heather Lea ng Band 9. 10. 11. 12; Concert Band 9; • onic Band 10, 11; Plays 9; French Honor U, 12; National Honor Society U, 12; 11; Basic 10, U, 12; French Club 9, 10; teBand 11. Waller. K thryn Elaine Track 9. 10, Cross-Coi FHA V. Pres. 9; SpanI; 12; MatHTeam 10; SopI Leo 11. frMs 12; Mat Honor Scidly 11. V. Pre , ll;AnnuJ Staff 11,12 Webb. Deborah Ann Cheerleader 9. 10. 12; Sweetheart 9. 10, 11. 12; Frcshma ' ' 11. 12; Class li ing Court 10. 11. MnniL-coi 9, 10; Tri-Hl-Y 9; onor Society 10, 11, lore Action Club 10; id 10, 11; National Prom Committee lette 11; Key Club ract Club 10, 11, al Honor Society 1, 12; Homecom- Queen 12; SGA 10, 11, 12; Class Sec 10: Miss Reveille 4th ea Al ' S] i-stavia Nominee 12; ► !0, 11. 12; Jefferson Weger.Sh. Choir 9. 11 Tri Hi yVii - ;■ -1, iMichelle Freshman Club 9; Jr. Civitan Club 11, 12; Plays 10. Tomlinson, Belinda Jo Music Club 9; FHA 9; Beg. Jazz Ensemble 9. 10; Adv. Jazz Ens -nble 11, 12; Track 9. 10, 11,12; Crosscountry ' . 10, 11. 12; Choir 9. 10. 11, 12; Thespian Cha:- 11, V.Pres. 12; Basic Club 10, Sec Treas 11 12; Plays 10. 11. 12; Debate 12. Torbett. KrisOn.i Lucille Jr National H nor Society 9. 10; Math-Science Club 9, 10; N ..! anal Honor Society 11. 12; Band - , 12; Majore-:. 9. 12: Math Team 11, 12; Tri- Hi-Y Treas. 1 12 Westhoven. Amy Louise Swimminq 9, 10; Diving 12; Volleyball 9, 10, Capt. 11. 12; Basketball 11, 12; National Honor Society 11 12; Leo Club 9. 10. Sec. U, V Pres. 12; Prophecy Committee 12; Who ' s Who Most Athletic 12. White. Francine Freshman Club 9; Tri-Hi-Y 10; FBLA 11. 12 White, Linda Marie Math Team 9, 10, 11; Basic Club 9, 10 11; Track 10, 11. 12; Society of Distinguished TOgh School Students 1 1 . Wiggins. Melissa Basketball 9; PLC 9; Track 10; Sophomore Ac- tion Club 10; Golf T.. ' am 1 1; Jr. Civitan 1 1 . Williams, Michael Jr Exchange Club . Key Oub 10, 11. 12; Ten- nis Team 10. 11. U, 12; Concert Band 9; 11, 12; Majorette 10, 11, Club 10, 11. Hist. 12; SGA Williams, Sheila Ann Marching Band 9, 1 Symphonic Band li 12; Basic Club 9; Le 9, 10. 11; Plays 10. Williams, Stephen Lee Wilderness Club 9. II Sophomore Action Club 10. Williamson, David Michio Football 9. 10; Baseball 10, 11; Trainer 11 12 FCA 9. 10. 1 1; Lettermen Club 12. Wilson, Carron Calhleen Marching Band 9, 10. 11; Concert Band 9, Sym- phonic Band 10. 11; Drum Captain 11, Basic Club 9, Dungeons and Dragons 10; Jr. Civitan Club ll;FrUbeeaubl2. Wilton, Elizabeth Pride Freshman Club 9; Sophomore Actfcm Qub 10- UJr Civitan Club 12. FHA 9; Leo Club 10; Pep Club 2; FCA 9. 11; Jr Ex- 12. of Freshman Class 9; eam 10; Annual Stall eas. 12; Rebel Girl 10. 11, V Pres. 12; Prom .Committee 12. ketball 10; FCA 9, 10. Who ' s Who Best-All- Football Captain nsemble 9; 1; Jr Ex- ist Junior Class Abbey Smith — President Alan Truitt — Boys ' Vice-President Kitty Sheehy — Girls ' Vice-President Suzanne Beaty — Secretary-Treasurer J. Stephenson — Sponsor A. PiUeteri — Sponsor J. Owens — Sponsor 182 I Alexander, Blake Alexander, John Anchors, Don Arceneaux, Tim Arvln. Ann Barclay. Fran Batchelor, Donna Baugh, Kim Beaty, Suzanne Belcher, Julie Bell, Suun Belltnyder, Mellnda Blackman, Stacey Boyd, Jay Bradley, Lita Brandttadt, Scott Brather, BarrI Browne, Barclay Bruner, Suun Bryant, Kathy 3uryn, KrU Cagle, Laurie Carbonic, Ufa CarlUe, Jim Carney, Usa Carr, David Cawthon, Andrew Chase, Kim Oark, Larry Coggin, Lee Coffman, Susan Cole, Laurin Colmant, Brink Colquitt, Lee Cook, Amy Copeland, Shay Costa, Buddy Costa, Martin Cox, Jay Crawford, Kim Creel, Jimmy Culligan, Ann TStMld Culver, Kyna D ' Amico, Linda Daniel, Tracy Dauphin, Steve David, Mark Davidson, Kathy DavkJson, LeeAnn 183 Dawson, Kim Dean, John DeBardelaben, David Delahay, Linda Denton, Laurie Denton, Mark Dickson, Lisa Dinga, Kristen Dobyns, Lisa Dollar, Patti Dorminy, Jim Doughty, John Dudley, Lisa Dyson, Doug Eaves, Chris Eddins, David Ellison, Kelli Emmerke, Chris Erickson, Jeff Espey, Heidi Estock, David Evans, Rob Evans, Sharon Everling, Gina Fancher, Matt Farrell, Debra Fields, Melody Fifles, Mark Rebel Redneck (S. Thompson) 184 Flora, Ll$a Follctt, Mlk Fondrcn, Alan Franki. Sharon Fulkt. Kelly Fuller. Wendy Galloway, Nicolina Galloway, Phillip Garrett, Laura Garret t, Steven Gcisler, Margie Glliam, Jeff Goodwin, Vic Griffin, Micheal Green, llene Green, Jennifer Greenhaw, Laura |-lalen, Greg Hall, David Hall, Tim Hammill, Ree Hammond, Gary Hanscom, Ricky Harbert, Billy Harry, DeValerie Harry, Rodney Hauswirth, Daniel Hayes, Betsy Hayes, John Heaton, Chuck Hendricks, Michelle Hobbs, Mary Holland, Alan 185 Hood, Allan Hornbcrger, Michelle Houston, Cece Howell, Todd Hruska, Gretchen Hull, Kris Hunter, Herbert Inabinet, Laura Jennings, David Jones, Casey Jones, John Jones, Ronda Johnson, Joy Johnson, Julie Johnson, Rodney Justice, Michelle Kash, Jenny Khurana, Sangeeta King, Judith Kirby, Craig Koulourides, Sandra Kreider, Andy Kwoiek, Greg LaFlaur, MaryAnn Laney, Mike LaRiviere, Denise Laughlin, Leigh Ann Lawrence, Bud 186 LeBerte. Pam L indbergh. Bert Long, Karia Long, Trad Lovell, James Lunsford, Mark Macoy, Mark Mallette, David Martin, Lamar Martin, Melinda Matuszak, Amy McArthur, Jayna McGill. Kirk McGuire, Chris McKenzie, Kim McNamee, Michelle Meeks, Brad Melenyzer, Cara Metcalf, Leigh Metaxas, Melinda Miller, Greg Minogue, Alysia Minor, Elizabeth Moller, Johann Montgomery, Jeff Moon, Jimmy Moore, Mary Catherine Morgan, Alan 187 Morrison, Teresa Moustapha, Hala Murchison, Jeri Murdock, Teresa Nadell, Drew Nash, Gary Neely, Wendy Neill, Garrett Nelson, Jay Norrell, Kristi O ' Neil, Robin Pace, Brad Papajohn, Micheal Pharo, Brother Pihakis, Sam Polhill, Frank Pope, Marcelle Prater, Jay Purser, Mike Rader, Laurie Ragan, Clay Raines, Patti Ramsey, Phillip Ransom, Jim 188 Reed, Barclay Reed. Chrit Reed. Peter Reed. Ty Reynoldt, Anthony Reynoldi, Max Rice, BUI Rice, Richard Ringler, Diane Ritchey. John Rhoadet, Lora Roblnion, Hill Roblnton, Martha Romano, Sam Ro«alo, Leon Rubin, Andrea Rueschenberg, Lori 1, Ru h«no, Marlii Sandridge, Jennifer Sanford, Turner Scholl, Dawn Seal. Katie Shannon, Kim Sharbel, Cameron Shaw, Rene Sheehy, Kitty Sherer, Scott Sherrell, John Singleton, Dawn Smith, Abbey Smith, Anne Smith, [ iane Smith, Ellen Smith, Farran 189 Smith, Greg Smith, Jackie Smith. Janet Smith, Jimmy Smith, Lesley Smith, Meghan Smither, Carleton Smeraglia, Stephen Sokoll, Richard Sooudi, Pardis Sprouse, Lynn Stalling;. Bruce Stapleton, Carol Stevens, Bob Stokli, Mara Stolic, Joe Stone, Scott Strickland, Cris Strong, Anna Strong, Ted Stuckey, Jeff Swan, Edward Taylor, Karen Tennery, Wendy Thompson, Scott Thornburgh, Laurie Truitt, Alan Tyler, Denise Upton, Kent 190 V«n«nb«rg, Miml Waggoner, T«rl Wallet. Wally Walker, Mellnda Ward, Terry Watts. Alllion Webb. Emily Webb. Mark Webb. Mike Wilkerton. Cauic William, Clark Willis, Bobby Wilson, Mike Winslow, Bo Withington, Lisa Withrow, Lora White, Angle White, Jan White, Paul Whitten, Hunter Wolnskl, Laura Wood, Tracy Woodward, Ronda Wright, John Zito, Tommy • - ' y 1 tdt 1 %M 191 I I 192 TtIHB- . — - _j— v ' v C -. ¥ m i .M] m ' Al ■ i ipr -f , b. .:., ' : ' ;v I ' .. y Nw S 1 ' -. - ' , 193 Sophomore Class Jane Geiger — President Ben Looney — Boys ' Vice-President Allison Stewart — Girls ' Vice-President Lisa Pate — Secretary-Treasurer R. Owens — Sponsor M. Smith — Sponsor 194 mm m .aiAfll Abernathy, John Acton, Deni«e AIII on. Sally Armitlead, Martin Armstrong, Tim Arnold, Craig Athmore, Dawn Autry, Carol Baker, Cheryl Balllnger, Parker Barnet, ConnI Barton, Ric Batchelor, Jennifer Belzer, Sarah Belcher, Nancy Bellsnyder, Charlie Benner, John Berry, Alicia Bertella, Jackie Billings, Amy Blair. Gina Blue, Jim Booth, Lisa Boston, Steven Brooks, Carl Brown, Andrea Brown, Robert Brown, Rosa Buchanan, Karen Budoff, Jon Bufton, David Burson, Lee Beth Butgereit, Anne Cain, David Cantavespre, Mark Carlin, Bryant Carpenter, DavkJ Carroll, Steve Carroll, Tim Carter, Carol Cavaleri, Richelle Cherry, Jan Clemmer, James Cloues, Kathy Coker. Cleo Coker, Lucy Colpack, Chris Conoley, Stephen Comutt, Jeff 195 Cox, E ric Cox, Sally Croasmun, Jean Crowe, Debbie Cullighan, Michael Cummings, Carol Cummingham, Candace D ' Amico, Linda Deng, Tracy Denson, Caroline Dickinson, Stephen Dillon, Vann Donegan, Marty DuBard, David Dutton, Kim Eagle, Douglas Eanes, Leslie Edmunds, Carol Edwards, Todd Elgin, Sandie Ellard, Dru Ellison, Marcella Evans, Allison Everette, Sam Everling, Beth Farmer, David Farrell, Teresa Fattig, Kurt Faught, John Flatland, Bente Forbes, Mallory Foster, Jeff Frings, Michael Garrett, Don Geiger, Jane ■■iM Si ■ilb.ntr— Gentle, Shawn Gibson, Suzanne Gipner, Gina Goebel, Brooke Gordan, Susan Graffeo, Nickie Gulas, Sonya Guthrie, Greg 1 I ■ mLM : What you see is what you get! 196 Hagood, Tracey Halen, Joan Hammond. Chrl Hansen, Roger Harlln. Beth Harris, Alan Harris, Shannon Hassler, Renee Hefflngton, Leanne Hernandez, Rebeca Herrin, Glenn Holhngsworth, Harper Hooper. Kelly Hopkins. Caroline Hortberg, Scott Howard, Arthur Howard, Troy Huber, Roger Hull. Julie Hunt. Robert Hunton, Shawn Hutcheson. Natalie Jessee, Richard Jones. Chad Jones, Chris Jones, Evan Jones, Stephen Jovings, Jackie Kentros, Cliff Kidd, Krista Kimbrough. Mike King, Kelley King, Mimi Kinney, Kyle Kirk. Roberta Knight. Tim Kopp. Stacy Krebs. Lisa Kuykendall. Kevin Lamb. Chris Lampton. Tracie Langford. Tom 197 LaRussa, Chris Lee, Kim Lembke, Matt Lewis, Wallace Looney, Ben Lott, Susan Love, Catharine Lynch, Beth McBay, John McCalla, Eric McCollough, Sted McDaniel, Ben McElwee, Ellen McGeever, Meredith McMahon, Billy McNair, Andy Meadows, Michele Meeks, Meg Merrick, Scott Milligan, Jeff Mitchell, Amy Moon, Sharon Moore, Michael Moore, Michelle Moore, Terri Moxim, Bill Myers, Mary Beth Nash, Steve Norton, Bill Norton, Mark Orr, Marie Pace, Sloan Pardue, Gina Parsons, Steve Pate, Lisa Payton, Dale 198 Paylon, Jan Pcake, Nancy Pennington, Cheryl Pterce. Mark Pinion. Vllleta Powell. Elite Pre Witt. Tommy Price. Bill Pugh, Kevin Rader, Mark Ralne. Angela Register, Jeff Renneker, Pate Richardson. Beth Richards. Scott Rickles, Melmda Ritchey, Robin Rueschenburg, Joe Sakmar, Michael Sapp, Erin Sargeant, Criss Seagle, John Segars, Mary Serio, Jackie Shepard. Lynn Sherrell, Donald Simonetti. Marianna Simpson. Brian Skelton, Danny Smith. Audrey Smith. Bobby Smith. Kathleen Smith. Roger Smith, Stuart Smith. Terri Soyer. Elif Steele, Rhonda Steele, Taylor Sterbacky. Melissa Stewart, Allison 199 Styles, David Stylinger, Mary Talley, Wes Taylor, Clyde Taylor, Logan Taylor, Pat Thompson, Alston Thrift, Angi Toffel, Randy Traylor, Bill Turner, Andre Turner, David Turner, Jeanetta Urry, David Vanderver, David Vines, Vivian Virciglio, Beverly Walls, Susan Walters, Robin Warner, Dustin Warren, Stacy Watkins, Tom Watson, John Watson, Scott Watts, Teresa Webb, Anita Welch, Chip West, Kelley West, Steve Wilkinson, Brad Williams, John Williams, Susan Williford, Andrew Wise, Laurie Wolff, Eric Wolnski, Peter Woods, Beverly Youngers, Hugh 200 There ' s a what In my locker? Dew it to ' em Rebeltl They are serving what for lunch? Future Wonder Woman?? 201 Freshman Class John Ray — President Jennifer Estock — Girls ' Vice President Hamp McWhoter — Boys ' Vice President Julie Mathis — Secretary-Treasurer K. Cleveland — Sponsor D. Earnest — Sponsor 202 Adami, Mindy Akert, Chert Alcorn, Jeff Armstrong. Scot Arrtngton. Clarence Bagga, Ranjek Baggctt. Scolt Ballard, Karen Barnett, Hal Bates. Mike Bell, Karen Btser, Deena Benner. Jeff Bentley. Lisa Black. Angle Bonds, Janet Bowen, Kevin Bowers, John Boyd, Laura Bradley, Dana Brosowsky, Drew Brown, Bart Brown, Chris Brown, Susan Buntain. Bruce Buntain, Tracey Cain. Amy Canedy, Julie Carllle, Elizabeth Carlisle. Keith Carbonie, Anthony Chandler. Jace Cockfield. Chris Collins, Jamie Conyers, Lori Cook. Holly Cost. Tina Corona. Joe Coursey. Katherine Daniels. Brian David Dia Davis. Renee Dean. Carl Dickinson. Jill Dold, Scott Donahue. Tricia Doughty, Susan Dougless. Alisa Drake, Ken 203 Driggers, David Driver, Joe Eargle, Walter Eatman, Brooke Edwards, Sondra Ellison, A! Eskew, John Estock, Bryan Estock, Jennifer Farris, Matt Fancher, Julie Finchum, Anthony Fish, Diane Fish, Judy Forbes, Laura Frings, Mary Gall, Becky Galloway, Charles Garrett, Cheryl Casque, Paul Germain, Susan Gibson, Jan Gibson, Stephonie Gillespie, Micky Glaze, Dale Godwin, John Graffeo, Barry Gritfen, Larry Grove, Glenn Haas, Nina Hagedorn, Rebekah Harris, Roger Harris, Vincent Hauswirth, Kathy 204 m§mm Hawkins, Cdren Hellen, Peggy Henderson, Jamet Hendricks, Shawn Hllyer. Kelly Hines, Karen Home, Brtan Home, Brett Hudson, John Hudson, Wendy Hughes. Kenny Hule, Bobby Irvine, Phillip James. Randy Jenkins. Keith Johnson. Carrie Johnson. Jill Jones. Rhonda Jones, Wendy Kanakls. Matlna King, Sandra Kitchen, Lisa Landls, Jim LaRivlere, Nancy Lee, Leisa Lee, Michelle Lembke, Paige Leos, Pete Linton, Beth Little, Melanie Lovelady, Michelle Luna. Edgar Lunsford, Mike Macoy, Mary We took the Pepsi Taste Challenge and chose Coke 4 to II 205 Mahaffey, Sara Maple. Tommy Martin, Cindy Martin, Tiffany Martin, Toby Mathis, Julie Matuszak, Daniel McDaniel, Ann McCutcheon, Shaun McPherson, Mark McWhorter, Hamp Meadows, Will Metclaf, Carter Meyer, Kim Milazzo. Chris Mitchell, Rodney Monti, Pat Morgen, Hank Morris, Mary Moxley, Shari Neill. Phyllis Nelson, Richard Nichols, Lana Norrell, Mike Nutter, Jason O ' Brien, Kacy Oliver, Julius Palco, Kristi Palmes, Suzanne Pardue, David Payne, John Pearson, Paige Peake, Austah Peaspanen, Tom Pemberton, Mike Perley, Michael Perry, Sean Pierce, Todd Pinson, Vineesa Pitts, Anthony Powell, Rusty Pyle , Jeanne Randolph, Vanessa Ray, John Reddy, Praveen Reed, Carol Reynolds, Ginny Reynolds, Tim Ritums, Andy 206 Rlchardion, Ralva Rhoadct, Mlk Ringlcr, Chriitin Robcrtion, Oorl Robinson, Jama Roblnfon, McN ill Rodda, Paul Roddam, Roy Rookis, Robbie Rote, Lynnea Rowland, Angela Rozendale, Dirk Rushano, Teresa Russell, Indee Ryan, Sally Sanford, John Schmlth, Suzanne Schoel, Melisa Seagle, Kathryn Shankin, Kim Sheehan, Amy Sherrill, Bobby SherrUI, Elizabeth Sisk, Randy Slappey, Donald Slay, James Small, Scott Smith, Craig Smith, Jeff Smith, Karyn Smith, Mary Yep, that ' s gum alright. 207 Smith, Missy Sorrell, Aundrea Spencer, Bryan Splawn, Steven Stolic, Jim Stucky, Jason Taylor, Krista Thomas, Ginger Thomas, Paul Tombrello, Regina Tomlinson, Blain Triplett, Leigh Tucker, Brian Tenimore, Danny Updegraff, Donna VanReenen, Marcy Venglik, Kacey Vigee, Noelle Walton, Mike Ward, Jim Warnken, Jim Weaver, Stacey Webb, Susan Welborn, Susan West, Michelle Westhoven, David Wheat, Andy White, Darin Whitfield, Becky Williams, Jenny Willis, Susan Wingett, Beth Withrow, Andy Woods, Rusty Woodson, Susan Woodward, Tracey Wyatt, Pam Yowell, Bobby Zellers, Deneen 208 O.K.. th« plan It . . . 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Arrington, Clarence 203 Arvin, Ann 38, 51, 76, 183, 57 Arvin, Scott 56, 58, 76, 159, 57 Ashmore, Dawn 70, 125, 195 Ausbeck, Sarah 123, 125, 159 Autry, Carol 195 B Bacon, Jenny 159, 79 Bagaa, Ranjeck 58, 203 Baggett, Scott 203 Baker, Cheryl 92, 195 Baker, David 49, 159 Ballard, Carol 80, 159 Ballard, Karen 81, 203 Ballinger, Albert 48, 49, 71, 83, 159 Ballinger, Parker 80, 126, 195 Berkley, Fran 183, 72 Barnes, Conni 75, 195, 86 Barnett, Dana 90, 159, 79, 93, 86 Barnett, Hall 203 Barton, Ric 122, 124, 195 Batchelor, Donna 49, 183 Batchelor, Jennifer 195, 57 Bates, Mike 105,203, 114 Baugh, Kim 140, 183, 72 Beatty, Suzanne 49, 60, 65, 182, 183 Beizer, Sarah 75. 195 Belcher, Julie 183, 79 Belcher, Nancy 183 Bell, Karen 183 Bell, Susan 53, 92, 183, 188, 86 Bellsnyder, Charlie 97, 103, 195 Bellsnyder, Melinda 183 Bendall, Steve 39, 124, 159 Benjamin, Doug 67, 97, 159 Bcnner, Jeff 67, 105,203, 110 Benner, John 49, 65, 132, 195 Bentley, Lisa91,203, 78, 86 Benton, Dale 132 Benton, Karl 63, 159 Berry, Alicia 70, 195, 62 Bertella, Jackie 65, 195 Bierman, Kathy 80, 195 Billings, Amy 84, 195,72 Biser, Deena91,203 Biser, Dodie 52, 76, 159 Black, Angle 203 Black, Jeff 75, 159 Black, Russell 33, 48, 49, 159, 83, 212 Blackman, Stacey 183, 115 Blair, Gina 195, 72, 115 Blaylock, Richard 159, 79 Blue, Jim 195, 127 Boggs, Alesia 133, 160, 79 Bonds, Janet 75, 91, 203, 86 Bonham, Richard 59, 160 Booth, Lisa 915 Bost, Laura 160 Boston, Steve 195 Bowen, Kevin 67, 203 Bowers, John 91, 203, 87, 86 Boyd, Jay 183, 72 Boyd, Laura 81, 203 Bradley, Dana 81, 84, 203 Bradley, Lisa 183 Brandstadt, Scott 82, 97, 132 Brasher, Barri 183, 72 Brockway, Tina 58, 160 Brooks, Carl 67, 195 Brosowsky, Drew 71, 91, 203, 86 Bross, Betsy 52, 66, 160,57 Brown, Andrea 84, 140, 195, 72 Brown, Bart 203, 79 Brown, Chris 81, 203 Brown, Donna 92, 86, 160, 57, 93, 78 Brown, Lisa 80, 160 Brown, Robert 195, 79 Brown, Rosa 66, 195 Brown, Susan 91, 203, 79, 78, 86 Browne, Barclay 49, 183, 57 Browne, Brooks 58, 97, 129 Bruner, Susan 183, 78 Bryan, Ricky 132 Bryant, Jim 129 Bryant, Kathy 183 Buchanan, Karen 195, 72 Buckner, Bill 82, 67, 97, 160 Budoff, Jana 160, 72 Budoff, Jon 49, 53, 195 Bufton, David 195, 72,62 Bunnell, Shelley 160 Buntain, Bruce 67, 105, 203, 114 Buntain, Tracey 81, 125, 203 Burson, Lee Beth 84, 85, 195 Burt, Julie 160 Buryn, Kris 183, 72 Bush, Danata 105, 79 Butgereit, Anne 65, 138, 195 c Cagle, Laurie 67, 123, 125, 183 Cain, Amy 75, 91,203, 86 Cain, David 195 Calamas, Maria 91, 160, 93, 86 Campbell, Bobby 160 Canedy, Julie 81, 203 Cantavespri, Mark 195 Canticny, Pam 41, 44, 140, 160, 72 Carbonie, Anthony 67, 114 Carbonie, Lisa 65, 183, 115 Carlile, Elizabeth 84, 85, 203 Carlile, Jim 183 Carlin, Bryant 69, 195 Carlisle, Keith 203 Carlson, Brad 71, 160 Carney, Lisa 34, 65, 183 Carpenter, David 195 Carr, David 52, 91, 183, 93, 86 Carr, Wes 90, 160, 93, 87, 86 Carroll, Steve 49, 195 Carroll, Tim 122, 124, 195 Carter, Carol 65, 140, 195 Caton, Mark67,97, 160 Cavaleri, David 160 Cavaleri, Richelle 70, 195 Cawthon, Andrew 183 Champlin, Steve 82, 97, 161 Chapman, Joy 127, 129 Chase, Kim 21, 40, 44, 182, 183 Cheek, David 161 Cherry, Jan Marie 195 Cherry, Julie 63, 161,78 Childers, Joey 90, 86, 161, 93, 87 Christian, Nancy 140, 161, 72 Clark, Larry 183 Clark, Todd 63, 161 Clarke, David 82, 161 Claypool, Mark 50, 84, 85, 161 Clemmer, Jimmy 67, 97, 104, 110 Cloues, Kathy 195, 72, 115 Cockfield, Chris 67, 123, 125 Coffman, Sue 118, 135, 183 Coggin, Lee 54, 183 Coggin, Lee 54, 183 Coker, Cleo 66, 195 Coker, Lucy 195 Coker, Marijane 66, 161, 83 Cole, Laurin 183, 62 Colmant, Brink 122, 124, 183 Colpack, Chris 67, 195 Colquitt, Lee 65, 122, 124, 132, 183 Condra, Danny 55, 76, 99, 161 Conoley, Stephen 195 Conwell, John 91, 161, 93, 86 Conyers, Lori 49, 81 Cook, Amy 183 Cook, Holly 81 Copeland, Shay 76, 183 Cornett, Jeff 195 Corona, Joe 111 i Cost, Mike 67, 82, 107, 161, 109 | Cost, Tina 72 Costa, Buddy 183 Costa, Damian 31, 56, 58, 69, 126, 161 36 Costa, Martin 183 Cox, Eric 124, 196 Cox, Jay 70, 183 Cox, Sally 92, 196,86 Cranford, Amy 20, 29, 34, 49, 65, 136 137, 158, 161 Crawford, Kim 52, 76, 183, 57 i Crawford, Sarah 92, 161, 93, 86 ' Creel, Jimmy 76, 90, 183, 86 Croasmun, Jean 76, 196, 115 Crowe, Debbie 196 Culligan, Ann 65, 105. 119. 135. 57. 62 Cullighan, Michael 132. 196 Culver, Kyna 58. 86, 91, 183, 57. 78 Culver, Libby 80, 161.57 Cummings. Carol 123. 125. 115. 196. 72 Cunningham, Candacc 196, 72 D Dabbs. Mark39. 65. 129, 161 D ' AmIco, Fran 25, 30, 48, 49. 56. 65. 118.161.83 D ' Amico. Linda 183. 196. 79 Daniel. Tracy 135. 183. 72 Dauphin. Steve 34. 67. 82. 97. 130. 132, 183. 57 David, Dia 81. 133.139 David. Donald 161, 79 David, Mark 183, 113.62 Davidson. Kathy 183 Davidson. Lee Ann 92. 10. 183, 72 Davis, Jay 82, 129, 161 Davis, Renee 81. 125 Dawson, Kim 184 Dawson, Paul 162 Dean, Carl 75. 91.87 Dean.John71. 184.113 DcBardelabcn. David 59. 184 DeFalco. Cindy 72, 162 Delahay. Linda 184 Deng, Tracy 196 Denson, Caroline 81, 196 Denton, Laurie 135, 184, 72 Denton, Mark 184 Dickinson, Stephen 70, 97, 104, 196 Dickson, Randy 67, 97, 62 Dillon, Leslie 49, 53, 56. 76. 162 Deillon,Vann65. 190. 110 Dinga. Kristen 184, 72 Dobyns. Lisa 75, 184 Dodge. John 54. 59. 76, 162 Dold. Scott 67. Ill Dollar. Patti 184. 57 Donahue, Tricia 49, 81 Donegan. Marty 84, 85, 134, 196 Dorminy, Jim 184 Doron. Kelley 92, 162, 93 Doughty, John 90, 184, 87, 86 Doughty, Susan 72 Douglas, AlisaSl Driggers, David 105, 204 Driver, Joe 63, 204 Ducote, Steve 162, 79 DuBard, David 84, 97, 104, 57, 196 DuBard, Margaret 162, 78 Dudley, Lisa 39. 140, 184. 57 Dunn, Jeff 83, 134, 162 Dutton, Kim 196, 72 Dyson, Doug 132. 184 Eagle, Cheri 162 Eagle.DougSO, 196, 127, 110 Banes, Leslie 196 Eargle. Walter 204 East. Scotty 124. 162 Eatman. Brooke 81. 204 Eatman. Kristi 76. 162 Eaves. Chris 75. 84, 184 Eddins. David 126. 184 Edmunds. Carol 76. 196. 64 Edwards. Sondra 204. 72 Edwards. Todd 75. 90. 196. 87 Eittreim, Mark 162. 79 Elgin. Sandle 85. 196. 72 Ellard. Dru 196 Ellis.Gil67.97. 104, 113 Ellison. Al 204, 127 Ellison. Kclll 53. 76. 184 Ellison, Marcella 70, 85, 196 Emmerke,Chris75,84, 184 Emmerke, Marc 162 Enis, Chuck 90, 162, 93, 87, 86 Erickson. Jeff 184.62 Eskew,John91.204.86 Espey. Heidi 67, 184 •Estock, Bryan 204 Estock, David 133, 184 Estock, Jennifer 49, 202, 204 Estock, Melissa 80, 162 Estock, Stephen 23, 25, 30, 36, 39. 49. 56, 57. 58. 69. 122. 124. 169 Evans. Allison 65. 196 Evans, Rob 184 Evans, Sharon 184 Everette, Sam 35. 67. 97. 104. 124 Everling, Beth 118. 196 Everling. Gina 40. 41. 58. 44, 92, 57, 184 Fancher, Julie 125, 204,72 Fancher, Matt 184, 127 Fancher, Whit 162 Farmer, David 196. 115 Framer. Patrick 91, 87 Farrell. David 82. 162.113 Farrdl. Debra 67. 105. 119, 135 Farrell, Teresa 49, 76, 115, 119 Farris, Matt 134, 204 Fater. Diane 67, 162, 62 Fattig, Karl 54. 56, 80, 91. 86. 162, 93, 36 Fattig, Kurt 90. 196. 87 Faught, Jim 69. 163, 83 Faught, John 196 Fields, Melody 184, 79 Fifles, Mark 184 Finchum. Anthony 67, 105, 204, 111 Fiore, Lisa 185. 172 Fish. Diane 81. 204 Fish, Judy 81, 204 Flatland, Bente 196 Follett, Mike 122, 124, 185 Fondren, Alan 185 Forbes, Laura 81, 163, 204 Forbes, Lyles 63, 64 Forbes, Mallory 63, 196, 64 Forbis, Patty 67, 163 Foster,Jeff91, 196,87, 86 Francis, Scott 163, 79 Franks, Sharon 185, 72, 62 Freeman, Paula 163 Fridlin. Vickie 38. 51. 65. 163 Frings. Mary Beth 92. 204 Frings. Michael 58. 91. 196. 87. 86 Fulks. Kelly 75. 185 Fuller. Laurie 163. 78 Fuller. Wendy 123. 125. 185 Gall. Becky 81, 119.204 Galloway. Charles 204 Galloway. Nicolina 66, 185 Galloway, Phillip 185, 72 Garrett, Cheryl 67. 118. 139. 204 Garrett, Don 196 Garrett, Laura 185, 72 Garrett, Steve 185 Gasque, Paul 84, 204 Gear, Fred 91, 87 Geiger, Jane 49, 118, 135. 194. 196. 72 Geisler, James 90, 163, 93, 86 Geisler, Margie 39, 65, 140, 185, 62, 115 Gentle, Jan 163, 42, 72 Gentle, Shawn 196 Germain, Lori 75, 92, 163, 93, 86 Germain, Susan 85, 204 Gerson, Gigi 39. 140, 163, 64, 212, 72 Gibson, Jan 54, 81,204 Gibson, Julia 163 Gibson, Stephanie 81, 204 Gibson, Suzanne 70, 196 Gillespie, Carol 163 Gillespie, Mickey 71, 90, 204, 87, 86 Gilliam, Jeff 39, 49, 59. 185 Gillis. Dan 97. 163 Giper, Gina 196 Glaze, Dale 204, 111 Godwin, John 105, 204 Godwin. Kyle 97. 163. 79 Goebel. Brooke 70. 196 Goez, Claudia 163 Golden, Cindy 163, 64, 72 Goodwin, Vic 124, 185, 127 Gordon, Susan 196, 72 Graff eo, Barry 67. 105. 204. Ill Graffeo. Nickie 67. 97. 104. 196. 113 Grant. Charlotte 163 Grant, Eldridge 67, 82, 97, 163 Gravlee. Lee 75. 163. 127 Green. Ilene 66. 85. 92, 86 Green, Jennifer 65. 82. 136, 185 Greenhaw, Laura 185 Greer, Lee 82, 97, 164 Grelicr. Marie 140, 164. 72 Griffin, Larry 71, 204 Griffin, Michael 90, 185, 79 Grove,Glennl05, 204, 114 Gulas, Sonya 76, 196 Gunter, Charles 71, 164 Guthrie. Greg 196 Guthrie, Paige 54, 164, 72 H Haas, Kym 24, 33, 49, 60, 61, 65, 82, 158, 164 Haas, Nina 35, 81, 133, 139, 204 Hagedorn, Rebekah 204. 72 Hagood, Tracey 49, 197, 43, 72 Halen, Greg 55, 80, 122, 124, 185, 83 Halen, Joan 70, 197 Hall, David 82, 107, 129, 130, 185, 109 Hall, Tim 185 Hamilton, Julie 25, 50, 164, 57 Hammill, Ree21, 185,72 Hammond, Chris 129, 197, 110 Hammond, Gary 67, 97, 132, 185, 72 Hamrick, Missy 66, 164, 37 Hand, Michelle 59, 164, 83, 64 Hanscom, Ricky 76, 132, 185 Hansen, Robin 51, 56, 76, 164, 115 Hansen, Roger 197, 87, 86 Harbert, Billy 67, 185 Harlin, Beth 70, 197 Harper, Randy 164 Harris, Roger 81, 204 Harris, Shannon 70, 92, 197 Harry, De Valerie 185 Harry, Rodney 66, 124, 185 Hartsell, Susan 41, 65, 140, 163, 42, 44 Harvey, Billy 85 Hassler, Greg 85, 79 Hassler, Renee 60, 197 Hauswirth, Daniel 75, 90, 185, 86 Hauswirth, Kathy 81, 92, 204 Hawkins, Caren 205 Hayes, Andy 39, 82, 124, 164, 64 Hayes, Betsy 48, 49, 60, 67, 69, 123, 125,185,83 Hayes, John 55, 65, 76, 126, 185 Hayes, Marie 40, 65, 82, 136, 137, 164 44 Hayes, Michelle 41, 65, 82, 136, 164 Heaton, Chuck 44, 185, 64 Heaton, Joy 164 Heffington, Leanne 197 Hellen, Donald 164, 79 Hellen, Donna 20, 32, 164, 40, 45, 42 72 Hellen, Peggy 44, 49, 81, 83, 205 Henderson, Jim 205 Hendricks, Michelle 185, 78, 72 Hendricks, Shawn 49, 58, 205 Hernandez, Rebecca 80, 197 Herrin, Glenn 67, 97, 104, 124 Hill, Jack 91, 164,86 Hilyer, Kelly 205, 72 Hines, Debbie 56, 164,72 Hines, Karen 205 Hobbs, Mary 185, 72 Hobbs, Todd 164 Holladay, Clint 165, 182, 113 Holladay, Scott 165, 79 Holland, Alan 185, 72 Hollingsworth, Harper 49, 115, 123, 72 125, 197 Holman, Kyle 32, 63, 165, 39, 212, 36 Holt, Kathy 60, 61, 65, 165, 57 Hood, Allan 67, 132, 186 Hooper, Kelly 49, 70, 197 Hopkins, Caroline 75, 92, 197, 86 Hornberger, Michelle 186, 72 Home, Brett 205, 86 Home, Brian 205, 72 Hortberg, Scott 91, 197,86 Houston, Cece 186 Howard, Arthur 97, 104, 197, 110 Howard, Troy 124, 197 Howell, Todd 67, 97, 186 Hruska, Grctchen 92, 186 Huber, Roger 67, 197 Hudson, Alan 84, 85, 165 Hudson, John 67, 205, 111 Hudson, Wendy 205 Hughes, Kenny 205 Huie, Bobby 76, 90, 205, 86 Hull, Julie 58 Hull, Kris 49, 54, 186, 57 Hunt, Robert 103, 129, 197 Hunt, Susan 165, 57 Hunter, Herbert 107, 186, 72, 109 Hunton, Kerry 49, 165 Hunton, Shawn 49, 67, 197 Hurst, Sandra 91, 165, 93, 86 Hutcheson, Natalie 197 Hutchings, Ellen 92, 86, 165, 93, 64 I Inabinet, Laura 135, 186 Inabinet, Rob 129, 165 Irving, Phillip 205 J Jackson, Dana 66, 67, 165, 41 James, Randy 44, 205 Jeffrey, Jimmy 24, 33, 76, 83, 165, 113 Jenkings, Keith 205 Jennings, David 75, 186 Jesse, Richard 197, 113 Johnson, Carrie 205 Johnson, Jill 65, 67, 81, 123, 125, 205 Johnson, Joy 53, 86, 92, 186, 188 Johnson, Julie 39, 49, 65, 69, 83, 115, 186 Johnson, Leslie 165 Johnson, Marvella 70 Johnson, Rodney 67, 97, 10 3, 186 Johnston, Dana 135, 165 Johnston, Scott 67, 82, 97, 165 Jones, Casey 186 Jones, Chad 197 Jones, Chris 197 Jones, Evan 55, 71,84, 197 Jones, John 103, 186 Jones, Mike 165 Jones, Rhonda E. 80, 186 Jones, Rhonda J. 205 Jones, Stephen 132, 110, 197 Jones, Wendy 205 Jovings, Jacqueline 105, 119, 197 Jovings, Nick 24, 39, 49, 86, 55, 75, 83, 165, 93, 64 Justice, John 80, 165 Justice, Michelle 65, 186 K Kanakis, Matina 81, 118, 205 Kash, Jenny 186, 57, 86 Kat2,Jay82, 165, 127 Kentros, Cliff 91, 197, 87, 86 Kentros, George Khare, Geeta 56, 80, 165, 57 Khurana, Sangeeta 80, 186, 57 Kidd, Krista 65, 138, 197 Killingsworth, Todd 91 Kimbrough, Mike 197 King, Judith 186 King, Kelley 63, 197 King, Mimi 197 King, Sandra 81, 205 Kinney, Kyle 197 Kirby, Craig 186 Kirk, Roberta 49, 197 Kirkpatrick, Crystal 49, 60, 61, 65, 166 Kitchen, Lisa 85, 90, 205, 75 Kitchens, Kelly 166 Kitchens, Kim 48, 49, 65, 140, 141, 166 83,115 Knight, Tim 67, 97, 104, 132, 1 10 Kopp, Stacy 197, 79 Koulouridcs, Sandra 21, 34, 49, 65, 136, 186, 188 Krebs, Lisa81, 197, 115 Kreider, Andy 82, 107, 186, 127 Kuykendall, Kevin 197 Kwolek, Greg71, 186 LaFlaur, Mary Ann 186 Lamb, Chris 104, 197 Lampton, Tracie 197 Landis, Jim 90, 205, 86 Laney, Mike 63, 186 Langford, Tom 70, 129, 130, 197 Langley, Laura 65, 92, 166, 93, 86 Lankford, Todd 82, 166 LaRiviere, Denise 186, 188 LaRiviere, Nancy 81, 139 LaRussa, Chris 122, 124, 198 Laughlin, Leigh Ann 71 Lawrence, Bud 67, 132, 186 Lawson, Carey, 126 LaBerte, Pam 187, 72 Lee, Kevin 166, 37, 72 Lee, Kim 75, 84, 198 Lee, Leisa 133, 139, 205 Lee, Michelle 81, 205 Lee, Phillip 82, 97, 107, 108, 129, 131, 166, 109 Lembke, Matt 59, 198 Lembke, Paige 119,205 Leo, David 166, 79 Leos, Jimmy 97, 79 Leos, Pete 35, 105, 205, 72 Lewis, Tom 82, 97, 167 Lewis, Wallace 67, 198,62 Lindberg, Bert 71, 83, 122, 62, 187 Linton, Beth 75, 90, 205, 86 Little, Melanie 81, 205 Litzinger, Ken 166 Ljungquist, Maria 67, 123, 125, 166 Lockhart, Linda 41, 44, 140, 166 Logan, Amy 38, 51, 86, 92, 93, 166, 72 Logsden, Bill 80, 166 Long, Karla 187, 72 Long, Roger 79, 166 Long, Traci 79, 187 Looncy, Ben 49, 58, 67, 194, 198 Lott, Susan 65, 138, 198 Love, Catharine 70, 198 Lovelady, Michelle 81, 205 Lovcll, Bo 124, 187 Lovell. Leo 166 Lowman, Claire 67, 105, 166 Lu. Yi 84, 85 Luna, Edgar 134, 205 Lunsford, Mark 58, 187 Lunsford, Mike 205, 72 Lynch. Beth 198. 72 Lynch. TcrrI 97. 166 M ■166,36 Macoy, Mark 49, 65, 122, 124, 187 Macoy, Mary Margaret 81, 83, 139, 205 Maddox. Cindy 66, 166, 185 Mahaffey, Mike 82, 97, 124, 62, 167 Mahaffcy,Sara81, 125,206 Mallette, David 79, 187 Mann, Requeile 29, 52, 62. 140, 167, ' 212 Maple, Theresa 167 Maple, Tommy 206 Marcus, Vilieta 167, 72 Marek. Todd 39, 56, 167 Martens, JcnniS 1,79, 167 Martin. Cindy 81, 205, 206 Martin. Lamar 187 Martin. Mclinda 187 Martin. Robyn 82, 167 Martin, Tiffany 206 Martin, Toby 67, 81,206 Mathis, Julie 35, 49, 69, 81, 83, 202. 206 Mathis, Leigh Ann 65, 140, 167 Mattson, Chris 126 Matusak, Daniel 134, 206 Matuszak, Amy 40, 44, 53, 76. 187 McArthur. Jayna 118, 187. 72 McBay, John 79, 198 McCalla. Eric 76, 198 McCallum, Eileen 92, 93, 167, 86 McCullough, Stcd 198 McCullough, Theodore 25, 30. 97, 107, 167, 127 McCutcheon, Shawn 71, 206 McDaniel, Ann 92, 206 McDanicl, Ben71, 198 McElwec, Ellen 198. 72 McGee, Phillip 67, 97, 103, 167 McGeever, Meredith 198 McGill, Kirk 49, 83, 187 McGuire, Chris 75, 91, 93, 187, 87 McKenzie, Kim 187 McMahon, Billy 67, 124, 198 McNair, Andy 198 McNamee, Michelle 187 McPhearson, Mark 75, 91, 206, 87, 86 McWaters, Grace 84, 85, 167 McWhorter. Hamp 49, 67, 111, 202, 206 Meadows, Michelle 21, 111, 119, 198, 72 Meadows, Will 67, 105,206 Medvec, Mark 49, 56, 57, 58, 167, 37 Meeks, Brad 124, 187, 62 Meeks, Meg70, 119,198 Mclenyzer, Cara 75, 92, 187 Merek, Danny 167 Merrick, Scott 79, 91, 198, 87, 86 Metaxes, Melinda 60, 187, 64 Metclaf , Carter 206 Metclaf, Leigh 187, 78 Meyer, Kim 81, 206 Mllazzo, Chris 67, 206 Miller, Greg 187 Milligan, Jeff 90, 198 Minogue, Alysia 187, 72 Minor, Elizabeth 79, 187 Mitchell, Amy 54, 198, 72, 62 Mitchell, Jane 55, 56, 57, 75, 125, 167 Mitchell, Mandy 24, 31, 54, 56. 167 Mitchell, Rodney 206 Mollar, Johann 187, 113 Montgomery. Jeff 187, 113 Monti, Mike 82, 107, 167. 109 Monti. Pat 67, 206, 111 Moon. Jim 122. 124. 187 Moon. Sharon 198 Moore. Mary Catherine 125. 187 Moore. Michael W. 53. 75. 198 Moore. Michelle 198 Moore. Terri 70, 83, 198 Morgan, Allan 187 Morgen, Hank71,206 Morris, Mary Ann 81, 123, 125, 206 Morris, Selina 33, 49, 57, 76, 1 19, 167 Morrison, Greg 82, 108, 167, 109 Morrison, Michelle 135, 167, 115 Morrison, Teresa 92, 188. 86 Motley, Alice 70 Motley, Darryl 81, 105,114 Motley, Donald 91, 93, 168, 86 Moustapha, Hala 188, 72 Moxim, Bill 71, 91, 198, 87, 86 Moxley, Shari 67. 123. 125, 206 Murchison, Jcri 188 Murdock, Teresa 92, 188, 86 Myers, Mary Beth 198,72 N Nadcll, Drew 188 Nash, Gary 67, 126, 188 Nash, Steve 198, 62 Necdham, Tim 97, 168 Neely, Mark 32, 82, 129, 168 Neely, Wendy 65, 136, 188 Neil, Gary 67, 97, 104, 107, 108, 198 Neill, Phyllis 75, 206 Neill, T. Garrett 75, 188 Nelson, Jay 188 Nelson, Richard 81, 97, 206 Newman, Laura 198 Newport, Bruce 67, 97, 104, 198, 110 Nicholls, Kenny 67, 104, 198 Nichols, Lana 206 Nichols, Martha 168 Norlander, Kay 53, 76, 92, 93, 168 Norrell, Kristi 65, 75, 135, 188, 62, 115 Norrell, Michael 90, 206, 86 Norton. Bill 70, 198, 110 Norton, Mark 67, 198 Nutter, Jason 49, 58, 206 o O ' Brien, Kacy 39, 58, 76, 206 Octon, Denisc 92 Oliver, Julius 206 Oliver, Maurice 105, 111 Olson, Barbie 50, 76, 198 Oluvic, Mark 67, 132 O ' Neil. Ed 168 O ' Neil, Robin 92, 188.78.86 Orr. Marie 198 Pace, Brad 67, 97, 188, 113 Pace, Shannon 57, 60, 61, 76, 168 Pace, Sloan 198, 72 Paico, Kristi 69. 81,206 Palmes, Suzanne 206 Papajohn, Michael 67, 82, 97, 129, 132. 188 Pardue, David 67, 206 Pardue, Gina 198.72 Pardue, Rhonda 84, 168 Parker, Russell 168 Parsons, Steve 198 Pasisis, Harry 82, 97, 168, 113 Pate, Lisa 49, 65, 134, 194, 198 Pate, Rachel 168, 78 Payne, John 67, 105, 206, 114 Payne, Robbie 39, 84, 168, 64, 62 Payton, Dale 97, 104, 198 Payton, Jan 199 Payton, Xan 70, 85 Peacock, Jill 168, 72 Peakc, Austin 206 Peake, Nancy 199 Pearson, Paige 59, 85, 206 Peaspanen, Tom 206 Pcdcn, Lance 168 Pellerin, Luce 20, 55, 80, 168 Pemberton, Mike 67, 206 Pennington, Cheryl 58, 199 Perley, Michael 134, 206 Perry, Sean 105, 206 Peterson, Tom 126 Petway, Laura 168, 72 Pharo, Brother 67, 188 Phillips, Doug 168 Pierce, Cheryl 168 Pierce, Mark 80, 126, 199 Pierce, Todd 54, 71,206 Pihakis,Saml88, 113, 79 Pinson, Vilieta 199, 72 Pinson, Vinessa 206 Pitts, Anthony 90, 206, 87, 86 Polhill, Frank 188 Pope, Marcclle 188, 72 Powell, Elise 70, 199 Powell, George 97, 168 Powell, Rusty 67, 206, 1 14 Powell, Sharon 75, 92, 169, 57 Prater, Jay 91, 188,86 Prewitt, Johnny 31, 39, 169 Prewitt, Tommy 90, 199, 86 Price, Bill 70, 97, 104, 124, 199 Prichard, Danny 39, 49, 97, 100, 169 Pritchard, Cathy 23, 24, 30, 49, 56, 57, 60,61,65,158,169,127 Proctor, Michelle 39, 140, 169, 72 Pugh, Kevin 67, 104, 199 Purser, Mike 188 Pylc, Jeanne 206 R Rader, Laurie 49, 188, 72 Rader, Mark 90, 199 Ragan, Clay 188 Raine, Angela 199, 115 Raines, Patti 65, 140, 188 Ramsey, Phillip 188 Randall, Monique 169, 79 Randle, Mike91,79,87 Randolph, Vanessa 206, 72 Rankin, Brian 169, 86 Ransom, Jim 67, 134, 188, 190, 62 Ray, John 35, 49, 202, 206 Reasonover, A, B. 75, 169 Reddy, Praveen 206 Reed, Barclay 67, 84, 189, 127 Reed, Carol 206 Reed, Chris 189 Reed, Peter 189, 79 Reed, Ty 134, 189, 62 Reeves, Renee 84, 169, 62 Register, Jeff 199, 110 Reinier, Susie 81, 169 Renneker, Pate 35, 65, 138, 199 Reynolds, Anthony 189 Reynolds, Ginny 75, 206 Reynolds, Kristi 169, 72, 62 Reynolds, Max 55, 71, 189 Reynolds, Tim 75, 90, 206, 86 Rhoades, Lora 65, 136, 189 Rhoades, Mike 67, 105, 207, 114 Rice, Bill 90, 189, 87, 86 Rice, Richard 189 Richards, Scott 90, 199 Richardson, Beth 199, 78, 62 Richardson, Reiva 92, 207, 86 Richardson, Rich 169 Rickles, Melinda 39, 70, 199 Riley, Mike 129, 132, 169 Ringler, Christine 139, 207 Ringler, Diane 75, 92, 189 Ritchey, John C. 124, 189 Ritchey, Robin 199 Ritchey, Sara 80, 169, 72 Ritums, Andy 105, 206 Robertson, Dori 207 Robinson, Carol 49, 65, 140, 169 Robinson, Hill 189 Robinson, James 67, 207, 114 Robinson, Martha 49, 67, 136, 57, 189 Robinson, McNeill 67, 207 Robinson, Melony 32, 67, 169 Robinson, Sondra 92, 169, 86 Rodda, Paul 63, 207 Roddam, Roy 207, 114 Romano, Sam 67 Rookis, Ricky 32, 67, 97, 129, 169 Rookis, Robby 35, 49, 67, 207, 114, 105 Rosato, Leon 189 Rose, Lynnea 84, 207, 62 Rowan, Susan 169, 64 Rowland, Angela 207, 62 Rozendale, Beth 169, 72, 62 Rozendale, Dirk 49, 81, 207 Rubin, Andrea 189 Rusechenberg, Joe 70, 199, 110 Rueschenberg, Lori 189 Rushano, Martin 58, 122, 124, 189 Rushano, Teresa 207, 72 Rushton, Eleanor 170, 72 Russell, Indee 92, 207, 86 Ryan, Sally 20, 92, 207, 86 Saia,Joe67, 81,97, 170, 57 Sakmar, Laura 66, 92, 170, 57, 86 Sakmar, Michael 90, 199 Salchert, Dianne 70, 82, 72 Salem, George 67, 97, 170 Sandridge, Jennifer 58, 75, 86, 91, 189 Sanford, John 67, 207, 114 Sanford, Turner 189 Sapp, Erin 199, 87 Sargeant, Chriss 199 Saunders, Gordon 70, 82, 127 Schiffman, Billy 170, 37, 72 Schmidt, Tim 170,79 Schmith, Gretchen 170, 43 Schmith, Suzanne 85, 207 Schoel, Melissa 207 Scholl, Dawn 65, 135, 189, 115 Scott, Bruce 49, 67, 170 Scott, Missy 84, 86 Seagle, John 49, 55, 199 Seagre, Kathryn 207 Seale, Katie 92, 189, 88, 86 Segars, Mary Carol 70, 189 Serio, Jackie 81, 199 Shaia, John 124, 170 Shanklin, Kim 207 Shanks, Barbara 81, 170 Shannon, Kim 49, 84, 85, 189 Sharbel, Cameron 60, 76, 123, 125, 184, 189, 57 Shaw, Rene 189, 72, 115 Sheehan, Amy 207 Sheehy, Kitty 182, 189 Shepherd, Lynn 91, 199, 86 Sherer, Scott 80, 189, 57 Sherrell, Donald 122, 124, 199 Sherrell, John 52, 122, 124, 189 Sherrill, Bobby 81, 207, 114 Sherrill, Elizabeth 207 Simmonetti, Linda 67, 107 Simmonetti, Mariann 85, 194, 72 Simpson, Brian 199, 72 Singleton, Dawn 189 Siniard,Jill48, 49, 65, 83, 170 Sisk, Randy 75, 91, 207, 87, 86 Skelton, Danny 76, 199 Slappey, Donald 67, 207, 111 Slay, Hudson 133 Slay, James 207 Small, Scott 90, 207, 86 Smeraglia, Stephen 190 Smith, Abbey 58, 84, 182, 189 Smith, Anne 189 Smith, Audrey 199, 72 Smith, Bobby 122, 199, 79, 86 Smith, Diane 58, 57, 76, 64, 140, 115, 189 Smith, Drew 24, 34, 37, 39, 48, 49, 56, 58,69,82,83,97, 170 Smith, Ellen 52, 189 Smith, Farren 189, 57, 64 Smith, Greg 34, 65, 67, 82, 98, 97, 100, 107, 108, 190, 127 Smith, Jackie 67, 83, 123, 125, 190, 115 Smith, Janet 67, 57, 123, 125, 115, 190 Smith, Jeff 91, 207, 86 Smith, Jimmy 67, 97, 190, 62 Smith, Kathleen 59, 91,199 Smith, Karyn 75, 91,78 Smith, Lesley 190, 57, 115 Smith, Mary 207 Smith, Meghan 58, 57, 67, 135, 190 Smith, Mike 33, 56, 57, 67, 82, 129, 1701 Smith, Missy 208 Smith, Rachel 87 Smith, Roger 91, 199 Smith, Stuart 63, 70, 199 Smith, Terri 70, 199 Smither, Carlton 190 Sokoll, Richard 80, 190 Sorrell, Aundrea81,208 Soudis, Pardis 39, 190 Soyer, Elif71, 199,64 Spencer, Brad 24, 49, 56, 57, 65, 82, 97, 170 Spencer, Bryan 105, 208, 114 Spina, Roslyn 20, 25, 33, 37, 48, 49, 56, 65, 69, 83, 136, 170 Splawn, Steven 67, 208, 111 Sprouse, Lynn 190 Stallings, Andy 170 Stallings, Bruce 67, 82, 97, 113, 190 Stallings, Martha 75, 91, 208, 86 Stapleton, Carol 49, 65, 190 Stathakes, Diane31,76, 170 Steele, Rhonda 199 Steele, Taylor 199 Stephenson, Chris 67, 105, 208 Sterbacky, Melissa 70, 199 Stevens, Bob 190, 62 Stewart, Allison 60, 194, 199 Stewart, Susan 66 Stignani, Brian 75, 90, 208, 86 Stockli, Mara 190 Stolic, Jim 80, 87, 91, 86, 190, 208, 86 Stone, Scott 190, 79 Strickland, Chris 90, 190 Strong, Anna 190, 78 Strong, Julie 83, 171,78,36 Strong, Ted 124, 190 Strozier, Suzanne 67, 171 Stuckey, Jason 76, 208 Stuckey, Jeff 91, 190,86 Styles, David 70, 122, 124, 200 Styslinger, Mary 75, 200 Swader, Sudie 52, 76, 57, 171 Swagler, Susan 65, 171 Swan, Eric 71, 190 Sykes,Carol90, 171,93, 86 Sykes, Chris 70, 97, 104, 124 Talley, Jeff 71 Talley, Wes 104, 200 Tarter, Chuck 31, 67, 71, 82, 97, 129 Taylor, Clyde 91, 200, 87, 86 Taylor, Karen 91, 92, 190 Taylor, Krista 84, 208, 78, 86 Taylor, Logan 134, 200 Taylor, Pat 67, 97, 104, 200 Taylor, Todd 122, 62, 124, 171, 79 Tennery, Wendy 75, 190 Thomas. Ginger 49, 81, 1 19, 208 ' Thomas, Paul 84. 208 Thompson, Alston 67, 97, 100. 104, 200 Thompson, Scot 69, 134, 184, 190 Thornburgh, Heather 56, 171. 57 Thornburgh. Lauree 49, 58. 92. 190, 57. 93 Thrift. Angi 92. 200, 86 Toffcl, Randy 200 Tombrello, Michelle 171 Tombrello, Regina 75, 208 Tomlinson, Belinda 59, 84, 85, 123, 125, 171,212 Tomlinson, Blane 67, 208. 114 Torbett. Kristi 56. 58, 92, 171. 93 Travis. Mike 124. 171 Traylor. Bill 80. 200 Trimble, Crystie 171 Triplctt, Leigh 83, 208 Trucks, Karl 171 Truitt, Alan 49, 182, 190, 57 Tucker, Bobby 90, 86 - Tucker. Brian 71. 208 Tumlin. Anthony 126. 171 Tunmirc. Danny 67. 208 Turner. Andre 84. 85. 200 Turner. Billy 129. 132 Turner. David 80, 200 Turner, Jeanetta 125, 200 Tyler, Denise 190, 62 U f Updegraff. Donna 75. 91. 208, 86 Upton, Kent 190 Urry, David 200 V Valin, Valerie 171, 72 Vanderver, David 200, 79 Van Reenan, Marcy 139 Vaughn, Valerie 76, 171, 127 Vaughn, Vickie 76, 171, 127 Veenschoten, Martin 107, 172. 109 Venglik. Kacey 81, 123, 125, 208 Vettenburg, Mimi 84, 191 Vigee,Noelle81.208 Bines. Vivian 70. 138 Virciglio. Beverly 200. 115 Viscntainer, Pat 29, 34. 67, 97, 129, 158, 172 W Waggoner, Tcrri 67, 125. 191 Wailes, Wally 191 Wailes, Wayne 172. 79 Walker, Mclinda 191 Waller, Kathe 51, 56, 76, 172. 57 Walls. Susan 49, 90, 200, 93 Walters. Robin 21, 35, 140, 200 Walton,Mike67. 208, 111 Ward, Jim 208 Ward, Terry 67, 97, 191 Warner, Dustin 91. 200, 87, 86 Warnken, Jeff 84 Warnken, Jim 208 Warren, Stacy 70. 200 Watkins. Tom 75. 122, 124, 200 Watson. John 67. 85, 122, 124. 200 Watson. Scott 58. 200 Watson. Sherri 66. 125 Watts. Allison 67. 191 Watts, Teresa 200, 72 Weaver, Stacey 92. 208. 86 Webb. Anita 66, 125, 200. 62 Webb. Debbie 22. 24. 34. 56. 136, 172, 57 Webb, Emily 191 Webb, Mark 191 Webb. Mike 191 Webb. Susan 58, 208, 72 Weg€r,Sheril72, 78 Wclborn. Susan 92, 208 Welch, Chip 200 West, Kelley 123, 125, 200. 72. 115 West, Michelle 208 West, Steven 200 Wcsthovcn, Amy 30, 56, 76, 118. 119, 172 Westhoven, David 76, 208 Wheat, Andy 67, 105, 208 White, Angle 191 White, Darin 208 White, Franclne 66 White, Greg 172 White, Jan 71, 191 White, Linda 123, 125, 172 White, Paul 191 White, Stephen 126 Whitfield, Becky 49, 208 Whitten. Hunter 71. 191 Wiggins, Melissa 172 Wilkerson. Cassle 67 , 125, 191 Wilkinson, Brad 67, 200 Williams. Clark 82. 97, 191. 127 Williams, Jenny 90. 92. 204, 86 Williams. John 200, 87 Williams, Michael 172 Williams. Sheila 76, 92, 172, 93 Williams, Stephen 172 Williams, Susan 65, 140, 200 Williamson, David 82, 97. 103. 129, 172 Williford, Andy 67, 97, 104, 200. 113 Willis, Bob 124, 191 Willis, Susan 59, 81. 208 Wilson. Beth 172 Wilson. Carron 172, 79 Wilson, Mike 191 Wingett, Beth 90. 119, 208, 78. 72 Winslow. Bo 191. 72 Winslow, Kristy 65. 172 Wise. Laurie 70. 200 Withlngton, Lisa 191 Withrow, Andy 84, 208 Withrow, Lora 123. 125. 191 Wolff, Eric 52, 58, 200 Wolnski, Laura 49, 53, 60, 67, 133, 191, 57 Wolnski. Peter 122. 124, 200 Wood,Stephenl72, 72, 127 Wood,Traceyll8, 135, 191 Woods, Beverly 65, 200 Woods, Dcnise 60. 61. 65, 82, 172 Woods, Keith 30, 67, 97, 100, 172 Woods, Rusty 67, 105, 208, 114 Woods,Sandy84, 160, 172 Woodson, John 172 Woodson, Susan 208, 72 Woodward, Rhonda 191. 72 Woodward. Tracy 76. 84. 85. 208 Worden, Edson 90, 172, 93, 87. 86 Wrench. Betsy 172. 79 Wright. John 54. 126. 191 Wright. Rene 92. 172.93 Wyatt. David 172 Wyatt. Pam49,81.208 Wyatt. Susan 172 Youngers. Hugh 35. 63. 67, 107. 132. 200 109 Yowell, Bobby 81. 208 Zellers. Daphne 32. 72. 75. 85. 87. 37. 86 Zellers, Deneen9 1,208 Zito, Tommy 67, 191 ' H not tomorrow, nor next year, nor in some future expectations. For in today lie all the realities and truths of existence. and tomorrow is only a vision. 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