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p_r 1986 REVEILLE Vestavia Hills High School Vestavia Hills, Alabama Volume Sixteen Editor: Tracey Boyd Co-Editors: Ellen Thomas Renee Roddam 1 Table of Contents Opening... 4 Sports 134 Dedication . 16 Organizations . 182 Features... 18 Ads 238 Classes .... 46 Index . 330-335 Faculty.... 104 Closing . 336-344 2 Activities ... 122 - -klil Time present and time past La. x are both perhaps present time future 6 contained in time past... ilUJiiwiiEi yet all experience is an arch wherethrough The great use of life is to spend it on something that will outlast it. William James 16 1986 Dedication: Jane McRae Mrs. Jane McRae has been an Integra! pari of Vestavia Hills High School since its Inception. She established the school's library and has continued to work for its growth and improvement In recognition of her years of service as an educator. Mrs. McRae was named the Outstanding Secondary Teacher in Alabama for 1984-85 With heartfelt love we recognize Mrs. McRae — for her devotion to learning and the pursuit of knowledge — for her eagerness to help others in their pursuit of education — for her wilingness to go beyond just what is required of her — for her enthusiasm tor life which she shares with students and faculty — for her youthful outlook despite approaching retirement — for her continuing spirit of service as she leaves Vestavia in pursuit of new opportunities. Thus we proudly dedicate the 1986 Reveille to Mrs Jane McRae Features Editors Laurie Dreyspring Andy Goldthwaite Beauty Editors Andrea Cox Debbie Dandurand Katrina Speed Juniors Jackie Wuska Keri McConnell Chris Cochran Erik Dickinson Seniors Beatty Richardson Jeri Siniard Julie Boone Dan Lovell CLASS 20 FAVORITES Sophomores Murray Meadows Mary Tunmire Cheryl Clark Tony Graffeo Freshmen Missy Chandler Mindy Allbritton Scott Porter Craig Gamble HONOR THEATRE Brett Hendricks BAND S or anno Swan HOME ECONOMICS Betti Culllgnan STUDENTS ENGLISH Stetnar Finland MATH: Rosemary Moore INDUSTRIAL ARTS Robert Culpepper — 1986 MISS REVEILLE PAGEANT — 1 ENTERTAINER - Joe Terry REC • OS—Tammy Towns AND AUDITOR —|l«t row. Mrs Pat Hope. Ms- Den Pfirad.so Vlrs L ’-gn Ellen Mrs Patti KirWey 2nd row Mr Cftuck BocA (AuO lor), Mr, Louis G en STUDENT DIRECTORS - Debtee Danrturand. Katrina Speed. An area Co MASTER OF CEREMONIES—Mr M.he Royer I98S MISS REVEILLE - Jill Johnson A SALUTE TO FR ED ASTAIRE ESCORTS — 1st row: M. Hruaka. M Johnston. 8 Dudley. C Ofckmson. J Lynch. M Hamilton 2nd row: D.LovtMI. C Brcrwne. C. Brannon P Corley. V R'vos. T Pender .1 Chandler. N. Barr. L Porter. D. Anderson L DANCERS — 1st row n’ rh ndlor. V Ga|ew9kl. A Lewis, C. Walker Grapnos. 2nd row M. PtvQ 'A ;IEW — 1st row H. Forbes. M Hubert. S Bruno. S Hondncks.S. Hi ':j. ' . I. I 2nd row R. Vouch. A Bonds. G. Lott. S Thompson E Howell. 3rd rrw J v. -s.M.Hott Ml8| CONGENIALITY Jenny McKnfgM SWIMSUIT Wl Ginger Hill • iAL TALENT WINNER Trad Tipton POISE AND APPEARANCE WINNER Jennifer Wilson TALENT WINNER Leigh Ann Waddle I SPECIAL talent winner Becky Holcomb ■ - SPECIAL AWARDS AND TALENTS TALENT PERFORMANCES KELLY ALLEN GINGER HILL NATALIE MERRILL JENNIFER WILSON jenny Mcknight 28 _ LEIGH ANN WADDLE SIMIN OOLATABADI JO ADAMS LAURIE DREYSPRING JUNIE PILLETERI BY TOP TEN MISS REVEILLE AND COURT TOP TEN — L Waddle. J Adams. J Wilson. J. McKmght N Memll, K Ai on. J. TOPFIVE —L Waddw.J McKmgnt.N Metritl S.Doiatabad'. J. W.isor PMIeteri. G. Hill. S. Doiatabfldi. L. Drey-ufing. 1986 MISS REVEILLE HOMECOMING COURT — M Tunrtnre. K. Allen. B Newport. P. Patterson. H. Renoekor. T Layton. J Boone, j Sinlard. K. McConnell. C. Clark. M. Allbotton SENIOR ATTENDANT Pa ge Patterson SENIOR ATTENDANT Holly Renneker SENIOR ATTENDANT Julie Boone 32 SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS — Mary Tunnwo. Cheryl Ciarfc COURT JUNIOR ATTENDANTS — Brenoa Newport. Kelly Allen. Kort McConnell HOMECOMING ESCORTS FRESHMAN ATTENDANT — Mtndy Alloritton 33 HOMECOMING QUEEN TYLER LAYTON 34 STATE REPRESENTATIVES Ginger Hill Steinar Flatland SENIOR CLASS Most Dependable Ellen Thomas Cindy Cloues Mike Mistrot Most School Spirit Chris Brannon Jeanne Wilson Most Unpredictable Brian Webber Tyler Layton Best Looking Paige Patterson Max Grelier Best Dressed Hope Childers Chris David Most Talented Brett Hendricks Holly Renneker Jenny McKnight Most Likely to Succeed Renee Roddam Jennifer Farmer John Bunnell Ginger Hill Rosemary Moore Best All Around Tommy Cochran Holly Renneker Friendliest Ellen Thomas Pat Casey Most Intellectual Most Athletic Rosemary Moore Steinar Flatland Anne Irvine Martin Maners Jennifer Moore Wittiest Tyler Layton Jay Chapman Jenny McKnight NOMINEES FOR MR. AND MISS Ginger Hill Brett Hendricks Tracey Boyd Wade Woodward Jeri Siniard Cindy Cloues Hal Clemmer VESTAVIA HILLS HIGH SCHOOL Martin Maners Ellen Thomas Mike Mistrot Holly Renneker Mark Hamilton Rene6 Roddam Steinar Flatland 41 “ MR. AND MISS VESTAVIA HILLS HIGH SCHOOL Dan Lovell Julie Boone 45 Classes Editors Sharon Lamb Kem Stigler Kerri Wilson ■ CLASSES SENIORS SENIOR OFFICERS AND SPONSORS — Seated: Melissa Alexander. Girls' V.-P.; Dan Lovell. Pres.; Michele Nelson. Sec.-Treas. Standing: Judy Long. Sponsor. Tommy Cochran. Boys’ V.-P.: Dale Quin. Sponsor; Rosemary Buettner. Sponsor. You would measure time the measureless and the immeasurable. You would adjust your conduct and even direct the course of your spirit according to hours and seasons. Of time you would make a stream upon whose bank you would sit and watch its flowing. Yet the timeless in you is aware of life's timelessness. And knows that yesterday is but today's memory and tomorrow is today s dream. But if in your thought you must measure time into seasons, let each season encircle all the other seasons. And let today embrace the past with remembrance and the future with longing. — Kahil Gibran — Terri Aber Melissa Alexander Tony Alexander David Allison Brian Angelini Tina Anton Melissa Archer Suzanne Armistead Eric Asencio Darren Ash Clay Baker Carl Ballinger Matt Barnes Andy Battle Kathy Bean Tammy Beard Megan Beck Kurt Becker Ron Bedford Dee Bentley 49 Jeff Black Courtney Blevins Kami Blevins Roderick Boglin Deidra Bonovitch Kay Breckwoldt Craigger Browne Liz Buckingham John Bunnell Leigh Burks Bo Booker Julie Boone Chris Brannon Chris Brasher Tracey Boyd Brian Caspell Jay Chapman Chris Campbell Pat Casey so Hope Childers Tina Chung Kelly Cicero Susan Clayburn Hal Clemmer Cindy Cloues Tommy Cochran DowCoggin Cindy Collins Jim Collins Aaron Conley Ronnie Contorno Gary Cook Mike Costa Jacqueline Craddock Missy Criddle Beth Cullighan Robert Culpepper Bruce Cuthbertson Kristin D Ambra 51 Chris David Christi Davis Mark Dawson Yvette DeLage Johnny deLathouder Ronald Dennis Chris Dickinson Kurt Dinga Jeff Dorman Dru Dorminy John Douglass Laurie Dreyspring Matt Duvall Kelly Estes Christine Evans Jennifer Farmer Mike Faulkner Brad Ferris Steinar Flatland 52 Pat Flynn Heather Forbes April Fort Dana Foster Debra Franks Jonathan Freeman Grant Garner Lain Garrett Gayle Garriot Leigh Gilbert Ben Graybar Heath Gilliam Jenny Goldasich Andy Goldthwaite Ranee Gilbert 53 Sharon Greathouse Lisa Greer Max Greher Brian Griffin Monica Gulas Veneet Gupta David Guthrie Mark Hamilton Michelle Hammill Greg Hammond Todd Haney Doug Hardy Sean Hardy Terri Harmon Kris Harper Earl Harry Bruce Harris Jay Harris Chris Hartsfield Cathy Hawkins Jay Hawkins Tracy Hayes Wayne Hay 54 Rhonda Head Michael Henly Jeff Heath Brett Hendricks Jill Heaton Bill Hill Ginger Hill Jeff Hodges Becky Holcomb Melissa Holt Paul Hood Claire Hortberg Jennifer Howard Mark Hruska StaciHuey 55 Deana Hughes Anne Irvine Michael Jackson Chris James Tom Jeter Michael Johnston Allison Jones Courtney Jones Denby Jones Kellie Jones Phillip Jones Lee Jordon Ruth Keller Claudia Kennedy Mark Kieskowski Dana Kiker Jennie King Kim Kinney Marty Knight Alex Kulbitskas Carolyn Laws Tyler Layton Angie Lazarus Mead LeBerte Charlie Leavell 56 Jamie Lee Mike Lee Sandy Lloyd Angela Loehn Venkat Lokasundaram Dan Lovell Matt Lovoy Anne Lowry Gaines Lyons Pete Magargee Chelle Malone Martin Manors Trent Marek Elaine Martin Stephanie Masterson Fred McWhorter Greer Milam Mike Mistrot Charlie Moihca Natalie Merrill Mike Morin Wendy Morin Wade Morris Derrick Motley Cynthia Murdock Jacquelyne Moore Jennifer Moore Traci Moore Virginia Moore Rosemary Moore Michele Nelson Jennifer Norlander Ken Oliver Lee Often Karen Owens 58 Mike Palestim Kirk Parker Celita Pate Paige Patterson Tiffany Persall TO JoAnna Phillips Derek Pierce Kim Pierce Junie Pilleteri Paul Porter Pam Ransdell Shelley Powell Anita Raia TooterReed Jennifer Register Russ Reinertson Holly Renneker Sheri Reynolds 59 Mike Rhodes Beatty Richardson Stephanie Riley David Robinson Karen Robinson Renee Roddam Chris Saxon Jo Anna Schillaci Ginger Scott JeffSegars Kathy Sehn Wendy Seidel Mike Self Ken Shaia Kirk Shelly Steve Sherer George Shunnarah Jen Smiard Brian Slaughter 60 Jessie Smith Preston Smith Shannon Smitherman Charlotte Sneed Tim Sokoll Katrina Speed Melissa Stephan David Stephenson AndyStidfole GaryStignani Mike Stockard Roger Strick Walter Strick Jack Strickland Paul Strickland Jeff Stutz Ginny Styles Michael Styles Suzanne Swan 61 Edward Swanzy Roddy Tarter Durham Thacker Ellen Thomas Scott Thomasino DougTibbett Brian Tipton Ashita Tolwani Harris Troutman Tony Truitt Kenny Tucker Rebecca Tumlin LynTwilley Valerie Vines Carla Walker r Jeff Wann Holly Warren Cheri Webb Brian Webber William Westburg 62 Carol Wheat Misty White Sheila Williams Shannon Williams Kim Wills Lisa Winnige Kathy Zito Regina Zito James Wilson Jeanne Wilson Jennifer Wilson Wade Woodward Krissy York Good as gold. (A. Gotdthwaite) Cute as a button. (J. CraddocK) Are we having fun yet? (G. Lyons) I’m a tittle teapot. (T. Layton. J. McKmght.) Go-Go-Go Hawaiian!' I'd rather be watching the Rebels' (J. Wilson) St. Rebels' Flro (S. Clayburn. D. Robinson. S. Williams.) Love. John. (J. Douglass) Aloha! (P. Ransdell. R. Keller.) A star is bom. (J. Pilleten.) Revenge of the Nerds. Paisley Power. (K. York.) The local precinct line-up. Doug's late 8gain! (K. Bean.) Starlight, starbright. (C. Davis.) AH work and no play? (J. Stmard.) The tension is finally getting to us. (J. Douglass. Q. Hill.) Ah«. TemLyn Band, Spanish Club. Stage Cr«w 9, Ale and« fionk A Outdoors Oub 11. Sol at ArmM2. Miss Rovwto Escort 12 z si '0. 11 12. Latin Oit 9. t0.Spa 10. 11. 1?: teller man f 0 10 1 9 10. SGA RepreaenrniivvfitO. 1 .' %DA Pres. 12 CtskJoy Domso Hope Who's Who Boat Dressed. Loo doors Qub 12. Wat Wa d 10. 1! Qram 11; President ! Cabwc! 11 Chung 1n u Notional Hoo« oc«ty 11, 12. Si I, 9. 10. ii 12; Out ' | HonorrLondon 1!, Outst.wl Bl«CK. Jot! W rroshmanCkib; FnahonOub 10 1 AJox.uxJrf Mobs-ui Jr Ctvt'on 9, 11. Sophomore Action. CM . Sec Trees . Jureor CUM Sr Class Gris'VP Prom Commute® 11 AJboon. David Ryan National Merit Commended Student )• Scro 12. ATS 9 Leo Club 1C. i ItThee National Forensic League 10. II 12. Pi : Musical 10. II. 12. One Acts II Senror Debate 10. II. 12 Muse PuWc.iBon 10 Band It; Rebel Man lor 198 Home SGA Representative 9 10 FestM loorojlwoy Anne Voifrybe 10. 11. 12. Gris' TCA 10: lnleracl 11. l£ Marching Band 9. Concert Band 9. Cho«r 9.10. Vuse Pub c Oo1 I. SGAIMK' 9 Goff 9, t0.1t. 12. Key Club 10. Outdoors CkJb It. 12 Anton, T«o Mane Leo Club 9.10. 11.12. Concert Char 9. to. B' Jur Ensemble 9; “A Juz Ensemble 10. Crtuenshrp Am bassedor 10.8 g Sister Program 11 Aren®- Melissa Datum Tennis 10 Qm and Sc oO 12, SpantitiQubl 10. Health Oub 11.12; Muse Stoll H,Artfcd .: 12..C M 9 10, 11 Jail Ensemble 11 Muvcadfi. 10 in 11. BasCaiba 10; tO Oi-. f'OTUI 12 ader 9 10 11 12 Gosh VP It Rons 12 SGA I Secretary 12. Prom Com W t 9; lot ter man Oub 3 ift PageonMO T0 itative Henorabtc Menton Al Ait Over the Mountavt 12. Honorable Menton 12. M: Gown Armrstead. Suzanne S Who's Who American High Cheryuradog 9. 10.11 12. Club 10. n 12. leiterman SGA Representative 9 Ijfc. ely 10 11. 12. Wits Vestavia ■C -' Club Youtt ot t « Monlh 12, ' • 9, 10.1' c Team PMyer nwi 9 Gris TCA 10. 11 12 htw 12. Mat Mavis 0. j V Pie 11 l2.B-iS a;c- Program II NC.i , r toues CynthaElamo National Honor Soc ty 11.12 Sparvsh 10. 11. 12. Miss vestawi Nortflnee Wfi Dependable 12. Track 10. 1J Cto-, 11 12. Jwsor Crvitan 9, Leo Jyfc tOyf 12 Rebel Gri 11. 12. HcoaW.tf.Pui 11 SGA Presdentia Cat nc£l2 Ash, Darren Lee French Club 10 Out: 9. football 9. FCA 9 Kov Club 12. ?. M RflWillo Escort 12 Pi err. Cochran. Thomas P WTio t Who Be-. BiJShcr. ChnatOpt- '- Cook ;.Ws. Tootbel9. t0.Tr 9.10. Key Club 9. ,J0 12 Jr change 11. Breckwoidt. Kay Soccer ia if 12 V JooCk.b tQ ch« Awarff 1C CoCapten Football 11 ' 7 Key Club 9 Barnes. Matthew W . National Ment Commended Student 12. Computer SXlub 11. Key Oub 12 M.ss Pleasant QFofl I 10. Swrrmng '2; I Leo Oub 11 OutOvOf Club 12 dM.JmD Football 10. Key CM 9. 10; Radio Club Trees 12. Prom Committee 11. Jr. Ctas? ySrster Program 11 Burmofl, . ohn Grogory National Honor Society Treat 11. 12 American High School Studonii; Nat Scrr Fnalrti Baakelbu 9. to. II Out Treat 11. 12; Mg Aijy i d et Ptayll Conley. Aaron James u • Football 9 10. 11.12.WreM '9 A I AS A 9 TCA 9 10.11 I Arman Bean. Kathy Michfc Leo Out) 9.10. Jl Li GovcrrwV?J Robed f 9. 10.«. Governor 11 rw LI Governor 11, . Boa d of Ditoclors 11, icy Committee 12 Casalo. Pau« T Ma-thng Band 9. 10. II. 12, C phonic nd 10.11. 12. Basic C Club 11 Play H.Musical!t 12 uopec, Robod Edward CovV-v Andre Dxjn Tool bait 9. Choir. Young Wi iters Costs. Michael Onion RadoOub 10 FnsbccDub 11.12 Craddock JaquotnaKay Jf Honor Sooely 9. lO. Senior Sd National Honor Soooty 11. Cv, Ot«e leador 10. Crvitan 12 T Club 10. 11; FMA 10 Annual Su;i Clubl1.Way9 Criddle. Wrgw Magdaione Fraboe Club H, 12. Ratio i Vofteybal 9 aatic Sooety it. nasties 9 JV L10, H ; French ( WM. nchor Retford Jl . Ronald MoNw Hugti O Brwn Youth Foundation Representative 10 Marching Band9.10, 11 Concert Band 9.10. M. Key ClubB.IO 11.12 R«rW ill0 W'.pr ng Laurie Anne National Honor Social 10. n. VP 12. Qul gmaiist 12. R©be k)ttq 12 Loo Out) 9. t0. 1 12 B-g Suffer PtQQtj NnUwol Mute MHOS 1. 12, Cross Country 9. 10, 11, 2 reinman Club. Sophomore Action AFSOub 12 Itodubi gCMdoors CoMohan 8oth Theresa Vticyball tO. 11. Gymnastics 9, 10. 11. 12. Junior Oman Club 9 Gris'FCA 10.11.12 Cutoopper. Robert Matthew Technical Drawwig Award 11, Vum Publication 11; Wwlhno 10. 11. 12; Key Club 9. to. Outdoors C ub it 12 Cuihbcrteon, Bruce Russell Tn c 10: Football 11 Mmaa 12 Wicaiimg II 12. FCA 11; OutdoorsOub 12 D'Ambra. Kristen Mtcbofee Gels Go 9. 10. Track 12. F8LA Ift Loo Club 11 Computer Club 12 David. Cbnatophor Wayne Wresting 9 10. 11. 12 Member of Stato Champion Wins bog Team II; Stale Wrestsno Runner Up 9. it State Champion Wrestler t2. Footbot 9. FCA 9. 10 L «crman9.10. II. 12.OutdoorsCbb tl Davis. Sara Chnstne Who's Who American Hgh School Students 12 Most Dotnguahod Amoncan M.jh School Students Junior Onion 9. FBLA 10. M. 12, Treas 10 Pres 11. 12 Moat Dtslinotashed Mombm 11. Mat Mad 10. Ma iorotto 10.11.12.CoHoad 11 12 Dawson. Mark D Rexona! and Stale Fn'.boeChjb9 10 11 National Fmahst. .tonnrvl Ba'Del i Gnagqr Acton Outdoors Out Orv • Ronald Wayne lor-tbaB 9. 10, 11. 12. AM Metro 2nd Team 12. Permanent Cher tho Motmian HotitorafaM BasebaA 9. 10. Barketba 9. II I0.li inifermanCAiblO. il. 1 12 12.Au Captam 12 10. It CA9. Usher —V Farmer. Jenmlet Ann Natunoi Honor Soooty 11. 12 Outstandtfg Gorman Student 10 Qu« and Sen 12. ChOOrtradcf 9, II Gymnastics Manager 10. Freshman Club, miwocl dub 10. 11. Pros 12. Prom Committee tl. Muse PuWcahon 11 1? Faulkner. Michael Edward Baseball 9. 10 11. 12. Wresting 9,10.11. )2.Foolb«Ji 9. Track 9. FCA 9. 10. 11. Outdoors Club 12 SG Historum 12. SGA ficpreoontalrve 12. Arrband 11. 1 Prom Comrmltoo 11 Homoccmng Escort II. Junior Ctass Gobnet Fort is Brad Me had Cros Country 9. Track 9 Soccer 10.11.12. Koy 10.11.12 Flatland, Sterner National Honor Society 11. 12. Spanish Honor Socroty 11. 12. Boys State Representative 11. Mr Vestarta Nommco 12 Who • Who Most miofcctual 12 Naj honal Merit FnaMt 12 NCTE Aw,____________ Engbch Student 10. Outstanding German .Student Exchange Club Youih of the Month 12 Cross Coon Iry Trw 9 10. 11 12 Compgiar OuO 10. V.P 11 Pres 12. Mu Alpha Theta 11. 12 Palrobc Dayftun 10 Flynn, Patrick W am ' et U. 12. dent 10. tt . Soccer 9 10 Coach Award 11, Capum 12 ax Stale Soccor Team 3.10, 11, Koy Oub 9 0 11 Boo-doir-wectorr, 12. forties Heather Louisa Girts FCA 10 Stage Crew 12 Cotorguanl II Fort. Aprs Micheiio Tracks. 10.11.12. FBLA tail. ® Akband 10 Foster. Dana Rhea leo Club 10 .k Board Member . Majomtto 10. II 12 Amu Sr;. ! • • Oonoar tO.IAasRrvwiicPagear' f Franks. Dobra L ,U,L11IJ VoOoyba 9. Rebemitea 12. Jr Ovtlan 9; Sophomore Action. Outdoors Club 12. Lotlerman Oub Sweetheart 12 Musical 11 Grooi Lisa ESaabetn Sophomore Action. Girts FCA. Fnsboe Club GiAas. Monca Lynn RobokXHH 12 Mat Maids 9. Freshmen CM) Sophomryo 10. InuMct dob 11 12. ChapLwi 12 ;CompuiarOub 10.11.12 Track 9. 10. FCA 9. ....---------- 9... 12. fPill. Thespians 11,12. SGA Boy's VP 12. SGA Rep ontalive 9. 10, 11 12 Play 11, ’Z OBfrActs 12 Prom Com Owe SS81I iiasebeag to. n. 12 FCA9 Basv.CiubiO m Frooman jonatnan Eugene 12 i .md. Emty Katharine Spamab Honor Society 11, U Sophomore Award Gymnaatct 9 10 n 12 MVG on Bt 11. ftobolettes 10 11 12. C.. ln FCA Cfiapiam 12 SGA Representative. Mut Mad- i0l Mms Itnwta Pageant II 12. B j Srsler Progr.i i. H M. 9. Footba 9. 10: Fnsbe m 10. Outdoors Club 12 Seen Society 10. Footbath 10 FCA 9. 10 10 11,12 9. 10, Out Dorman .krftrey Howard Track 9. Football 10.11 12: ton tl WBRCB Coke Yeer 12 t Freshman CM CMplain 12; L alter man CJu Oornwty, Du A Jr d i1 an 9,10.F Doogtasa John srtf w Todd A aubiT Baseball 9 tt) Matching Band 9. 10. 11, Onim Mayjr 12. Symphony Band®, 10 11. 12' A Jaj Uaml9 12 AitSlatc Bond 9 12. SGA Hnpr.iftentut.™ 9. Sopromoro Action Jr Exchange II; Compulot Oub 12Musical 10 t? (Hay 11,12 Genet i. Robert Lain GoK 9. 10. f roshman Oub Koy Club 9.10.11 1?. An 8and 10.11,12 Qarnoti. Gavle Denise A -State Chorus 9. tO. 11. Ode 11. 12. Ensemhle 9, 10 A Jazz FnsemWc 12. Modnorri EnsemUa 12 MusaHuty-ratKio 12, Trench Oub 1 12 G ®«t,Leroli Efeabcth Gu« arxi Sere 10 11 12 Track 9. G«t FCA 9. Sophomore Action, mtoract It. 12 Mat 9 m 10 Litorary Editor 11 EotvnCrwM 2 inceGroQcty 9 to FCA 9,10. Sckonco Club 11 Oikdoor 12 Grfham Heath D FootbaJ 9 10. RadoOub 11 )2 Scoll Band 9. 10. 11 Band 11. 12. B 11 12. Med Oc Oub 12. AxbarxJ 11 Hardy. Chrfclepbac Seen Spanish Honor Soooly 10; Foottn 2 10 FCA 9 10 OutdoooClublO. 11 12 cCb Ctvtian 10 5gt al Armt 11; F nsboe Ckjfl 12 Harper Knst d r Jon f doCiut.10 Concert Ow- 9,10 11.12. Jazz Crw Harris. Bruce Track 9 10 12 Miss Hiuns. James Oaskotbeti Ropiesenu FCA 10. Fnsreo Club 11. Key Oub Usher 12 j” t,ra 9 10 II. 12. FCA 9. 10. 11. t'-.n H Trock 9klO. 11, Foottaa 11. FCA 9 it Ckjbi2 HartslrSd, Jiuncc Chnntophor FrisbocOubl? Harvey. Jo Ann Band9 10. tl;F Honor Society 11, 12 Radio Koy Oub 9. Soptwmore Action 10. Redo Club 11 Estes W.lliam KoOy Koy Oub 9, ' FmbocClub Gnoiim ■. Maumwon John Harvey. Lor coo Ekn FnsbceCM) 12 Hawkins. Calhorme UL Track 12; Health Ca HaAWna. Jock Arnoid TrardMO. U. l£JS fCh 9, r.trfl. 12 Evans. Chrutmo H Bond 9 10, ir H J i. II.HMMlh 1 Club 9 I 9. Wrestkng 9 10. II 12. FCA 9. 10. Out doors VP 11.12 Greathouse Sharon AM) F0LA Stage Crew, Pep C uh % Hay. Howard Wayne tO. 11.12. Key Club 9. Computer Oub 10.11 Council Rop 12 Chorol t2 thaapwn-. 12. 10.11 12. Play It. 12. One Acta 10.12; Prom Committee 11 Hayes. David kAchad footbai 9 10 God 12 FCA 10. Sporta Car Club 11 12. Aci Charman 11 Chew 9. Men s Choir 10 Aw Band 12 Hayes. Tracey Eileen Cheerleader 9. Gymnost.es 9. tO It. Rcbctettes 12 Freshman Ckjb Sophomore Action. Jumry Cwitan Outdoors Oub t2 Letterman Oub Sweetheart 9 12 Miss RevoAo Top Ten 9 i 11, 12. French Club Yes 12 DeoeioOit) That ll; Freshman lO.Hat 11 iiB.QS.ner Program 11 lO.French AFSCiub 11. AFSOOj Dtcorrf. Robocca Ly'V ICtwiioodor 9. 10. 11; R«i Leo Club 10, Girls' FCA 11 Sec Tieas . SGA RepreSI 12. Play 12. Musical IV Martin. James. Chnstophet Jackson Wresthng 9,10.11.12 Key Club 9 Outdoors Ckib 11, 12 Lee. Jam Am Freahna.iCiub.FMA10.il VP 12. loc,M haerw FCA9.10 SportsCarOub 11.12 10. Sophomore Acton. loohn. Angel Kathryn K«Oub9.11.Pres 10. MU Alpha Theta it Soc 12. Main Team It 12. AIA S A Mrs! 12 French Club 9 10 lokosundaram. Venkai ■ Computer Club 9 10 11 12 love . Damd Guy Mr Vestav a Class pm it t? Class Favorite it l2.BaskctbaS9.Tonn.s9.10 It. 12. Footba Mgr 9 FCA 9. 10. 11. 12. Pr« 9 Soc Trees 12. M.ss RovobeEscort 12;Plb”Committee it lovoy. Matthew Joseph Sports Car Club ll 12 Lowry, Wgmra Anno Crvrtan 9. 10. Wrraci It. 12 Big Srttor Program Mendncks. Brett Rerdxxger National Honor Socioty it. 12 Spanish Honor SoCWfir 10 11 12. Ox and Scroll II. 12. Mu Alpha Then II. 12 National Mont Truest 12; Mr Vcstavu Nominee 12. Who a Who Most talented Exchange Club Youth ol the Month )2. Sewanen Award tor txcoience II. Cross Country 9. 10. 11 12. Leo Club 9 Thespian 10. Troas 11. Sol at Arms 12. SGA H«pre entat-vc 9 11; SGA Pros 12. Debate 12. Math Team 9, 10 11. 12 Play 10, 11, 12. Musical 9. 10. 11. 12 OneA=tt9. 10.12 Air Band II. 12 Henley. Michael Nebmgcr Soccer 9. 10. Basketball 9 10, Latin Club 9, 10, Computer Ckib 11. Outdoors Oub 12 HA, Gogrtr Mane National Honor Society 11. 12, French Honor Society 10. 11. 12. Miss Vest avia Nominee 12. Who s Who Moot Likely 10 Soccood Who Who American H$ Sludonto 11. 12. Exchange Club Youth o( the Month 12. Gal's Stale Delegate II. Muse Publication 11. Hugh O'Brien leadership Delegate 10. Get s FCA Spirit Award 10. Gift's lonrw 9. la 11. Captain 12. Jr Cnnton 9, Gat's FCA 10. 11. interact dub 12 Diamond Do! 11. SGA Representative 9. Il.lettcrman Chib S wool heart 9. 11. 12; Key Oub Sweetheart 11. 12. Alabama State Key Club Sweetheart 12 Annual Stall 11. SGA Presidential Cabmet 12 Mas Revoke 9. t0. 11. 12. Top Ten 9. 10. 12. Swvnsmt Winner 10. 12 Big Sister Program 11.12 HA. W am Joseph . National Junior Honor Society fc.Foothal 9. 10. Leo Chib 10. Basic Club ll 12 Hodges. Jotter Loo Natonal Hortor Socwily 11 VP 12 French Honor Society 11 12 Who's Who American HS Student 11„ Jones . Courtney Anna Spiwh Honor Society t0.11.12. Jr Cni en9.10. n Treaa 12. Concert Band 9. Synphoric Band 10. H. 1? Marching Band 9 10 Sec iVPre', 12 « Au Band 10, II. A Jazz Band 12. Moselle 10 11 12; Prom Committee 11; Big Staler Program 12. Mutt Publication 10.1! Jonee. Derby Ann Health Career Oub 9.10.11 Pres 12, Concert Cho 9.10 11,12. Aa En omb e9.10. II. 12 Jones. Ke e AJene Freshman Club. Sophomore Action FMA Frebcc Ckib Jones lady Afcaon National Honor Sooety 11. 12 French Honor Society tO. II. 12. Rebokattes 11.12. Juror Owtan 9.10. Loo Club 11. 12 Annual Stall II. Bg St tar Program tt. 12 Jones PMbpEarla Football Mgr Trainer to. 11. Key Oub 9 10. Redo Jordan J Lot Track 9 to. Kuy Ckib 9 FCA 10. 11 Outdoors Club 12 Play Musical Stage Crew 9 KeAer.fMh Ann Girls' Soccer 10. Cho P es 9 SGA nepr«ent 1w 10 11; Leo Ckib 11. Outdoor Oub 12 9th Grado Barque Chaaporsori Malone. Catherine Mche l OuAandScrol 11 12 ' Ctw 10. 11 12 Loo Mute Start 10 11. M_ Jaz Choa 12 MuixusH 1, OivUoC Who's Wtw m Am. 'can HS Students tt. 12, Toms to. 11 12. j! CMtan 9. G«to FCA 10.11. interact 12. Annual StaH 11 Prom Commttae 11; B-: .Her Pro gram 11. PropN . Commrtlce c ha«por« n 2 s kow-.ki. MO'V Azvjraw Radio Club 9 Compute Ckib 11 M Hc«. Melissa Scwnce Ckib 9 Frcnep CM) 0. 10. Slago Crow 12; Tnocpian-, n I2tCho 9; Pt«y 10.1C l2. 10. 11, 12. Asm. Stage Manage' 11. Stage Manager Mood.PwrfB aaMBMy Wil Footba 9.10. 11. 12 Track 9.10. It 12 Fresnman Record mt Hurdles, Baseball 9. Wresting 9. FCA 9 10. 11; LelUsrmon Out' 11. 12 Hortberge. Dave Beckett Sponnh Honor Sooety Spans Oub 11. 12. Pres 12 Concert Choi' Advanced Jazz Ensemble KlWicy Kimberly Ann too Oub9, 10; Health CA'eer ll Pie-. Choa 9.10.11,12 Beginning Vocal Jazz Advanced Vocal Jazx cft emr o iC 12 We IT. Modngal Enron 10 i?. Cho 10. Musical Commit1' ’ 12, Ono Act Knight. Marty Ferre Footba 9 Racte CkA «0. F --rne Oub 11.12 hu«xh ai Ale John FnsbeeCkib 10,11.12 I sws. CaroTynLyon r0l 12 W Lynn Track 11; Jr Crvttan 9, Bosk; Club 10. Gels VP 11 Pres 12. Mat Mads9.10. Diamond Do s It. Captwn 10,12. Lotterman Oub Bwmaihoar: 12 Huay Stao Freshman Dub Sophomore Dub. Jumor Exchange 11. Outdoors Dub 12 Lazarus, Angela Leigh Natonal Honor 11. 12 Doan Lynn reshman Club Sophomore Club. Grtt FCA 12 French Honor Sooety 10. 11. 12. Bate 9. French Dub 10. 11. 12; Student Council 9. Ma chog Band 9. 10. 11; Concert Band 9. Sym phone Band 10 11. Prom Commtloe 11. Muse PubScation 10.11 Manors Mart A Who's Who Most Athlete; Who's Who American HS Students Footba 9. 10 11 12. Rating Retxw Bosi Laiebacker 11. PermanenlToem Captam 12 AllOver Mountain. Aii Metro AB State Academe Baseball 9. 10 11. 12. AJFOver the Moumwv East West A Sur Greg Oaks' Hustle Award. Team CapUn. FCA 9. l,et lor man C ub 10. 11 12 Sophomore Class Pres r % 11. 12 Key Club 9. 10. 1 letter Math Team 9. to ll SQA ReOreen Alpha Th«a9l ,0 2 2. Freshman Ckib Sophomore Ac Outdoors Ckib Musical-, 11 Miss I0.1i Mastorson Steohamc Dean Leo Club 9. 10. Outdoor Cub 12 Hni 11 Hacko Oub Sweetheart 12 Mat Ma«i- 10 ' i Mcflndo AmyRulh TnHi V 9. Sophomcro Acton. I 12 Musical iTthoir9. 10 ll 12 10. Advanced Ja« 11 V Patnotc Day IB.' McOonoWJemes Norman Key Ckib 9 10 1V 12 i m McKiaght JonmlerAnn Who -. Who Witte-.i Who's Who Most Talented, Qu Sao 12 Debate Toam 11.12 ThespianaSgt alii Pres. 12 Irwwi Pursuit Club VP 12 Leo ■jll. Drama oCb 9 10. Joumafcsm 9. M ss Rovode Pageant Third Alternate M-ss Congerxakty. One Acts 9. 10. 12. Play ll. 12 Mwacaf II. 12 French Convention ll. Prophesy Committee 12 8 Sister Program 12 McL error e Boon D footba 9 MVP 9. Track 9. FCA 9 Key Ckib 10 Redo Dub 11, Frtsbec Ckib 12 QM • It. 12 Irvine. Etzabelh Anne Who's Who Most Athlete 12. Basketba 9. 10. 11 Captan 12. Vofloyba 10. 11. Caplaei 12 Teona 9. 10. Girls'FCA9.10,11 OuldoorsOub 12 jicKson. Mchioi Loon Basic Ckib9 10.11, Boy VP 12.Band9.10. II, 12 Leave . Charles B Dtuenshp Ambassador 10. II. Baseba 9 10. Freshman Club Computer Ckib 10.11. Sec 12 LoBerte. Andrew Mead Footba 9 Marchmq Bond 9. 10. 11. Fnsbea Club 9. 10. ll. Outdoors Club 12 McWhorter FiodAebrey National Jr Honor Sooety 9. Chess Ckib 9 Soence Club9. Loo Dub 10.11. Ouldoors Ckib 12 Mend Natalie Lxw Mtss Reverse Pageant 9. to. 11, 12 Mns ReveAe 12 Rebelettes 12 lettorman Dub Sweetheart 9. 10. 11. 12 Froahman CM). FCA 10 Cal CM) Sec 11 interact Out) 12 SGA f- rxeucr-M' ,« 9. K . B-0 S Mr FYoaram 11 ■ ------- Mlaa n Diamond Oo 1° it 2 ;; Mian) Jerry G oo« French Honor Soc« ty 10. 11. 12. Proa 12; Track 9. Boyr. FCA 9. French Club Pirrj 11,12 Math Toon. SGA Representative vm-ot f’eie Mr Veetawa Nomoee 12. dabte 12, Fooibal 9. 10. 11 12, Best Dotenso Back. All-Over tho Mountain. AJt-Siate Academe Honorable Mention. An Metro Academic Bosebai 9. 10 Baskol 19. Track 9. FCA 9. 10. U.Lattormiu A)aU '■1VV. V Prom . Padonwnutfwi 12. Opw M Fki 1 £ Pa, 12 Homacomng Escort l2 Cl iVaACo’vrvttry- I? Pale; CeMa Mane National Jr He Cncoricodor o 7rock 9 9 10. Ksmecoevng Swat. lorecl 10. joumakve 10. Ft PHiewn. Pm.jc Arm Who % Who Beal LOoteng '-toOMComna Court 9. Sophomore Action VP. interact Club 11.12. Key Club Sweetheart 9. 10, lotterman CM) Sweetheart 9 ’0 11JP ,___„ _ Trttxrry -tenon March ] Band 9 10 1 Band 10. 11. Sochorn ••• ••.-! FmbeaCM) 12 BottedMu Judilh Ann Wtrorcu 9. 10. Ptsry 0 ii Chou '? jarr Eiv nO el2F'onchCM)f 12. JoumaMm 12 Robinson David Thomas N ytsi r ■ Comi i?«r CM)9.10.11.!?, Robmeon. Maronrot Karon CM) 5. t oo Club 10. Junior Cretan 11. Out doc«iiCM 12:DiamondOM'. '0. it. Chou n 12 RawTnl ol.'.vi Renee Miss VosIjvu Nominee 12 Quill and Scroll 12, N.i tcnaJ Honor Society II. 12. Soc 12. Frooch Honor ■Soooty 10 ii Sec '2. .Vho'a Who Most likely lo CM) 9. G«is FCA 10. 11. • ‘ i• vo 12 Hn.• ,! • St,.tt M ' ■ 12 Mat Mads 10 it LM .0 Sweetheart 11 12. fig Peveiie Pageant 11. V,.-.e 12 Letterman CM) Moore Who s Who n 12 lam 12 AAU 11. 10 interact CM) 11 Moore Rosemary Lindsey Who 3 Who Moot Intoflectuai. Who • Who Most Likely to Succeed. National Merit Fmat.%1 12. Exchange Club Youth ot the Month 12: Alabama Lions' Afl-Siars Band 11. National Honor Society 11. Hwt 12. Main Toom 9. 10. II. 12 Mu Alpha Theta 11. Piet l2.’NFl. 10. II. 12. Sports Cor Qub.11; Trivial F urtuit Club Trees 12 ■ 'Band9. 10. 1f.!£AfcS “ Beta CM 10. Scholar's BcM Acts 9. Mus« l tart to. ti. 12.Debate 10. 11. 11. 12. Play 9. 10 Ow ,11.12 Concert Band 9.10 7 .‘ - ’ -.i | March.rvy Band 9. 1C '■ 12. French Club 9, 10 : t Wealth Carceral . . 12 pidv 10. IT. 12 Mum ii. 2, Foreign Language tesjverlO it gSm r Program 11 m. mrntbrnk'JjU t . Outdoor Quo II. i CM) 12. lues 9. 10 ii. l? Captain _ 1. Captain 12 FCA tO J 9. 11. Soc 12. Letterman Club Sweetheart 12 Nortander. Jennrfor Arm Tree 9. CWorguard 10. 11. C«tan 12 Freshman CM) Fretboo Sub 10 11. 12; Bay n Musical ii PromCommittee it Over. Kenneth Dowayne SGA Homeroom Repr Manager io. BMkett ii 12. Freshman Out) Sfl Club II. 12 Muse Art W- PSfton. Who's Rewrite Top Ten 12 11. 12. Freshman C _ F8LA Hosedaity Chairman 12. i Hrstonan 12. Ptay 11 f otlw. Paul Richard Football 9. 10. 11. T Of 11. It Powe . She Hoy Dtano ___ Vat Maids 10 11. '2. OiamSp + 10. 11- BLA 12 Choral9, ” PiomtSbmrrvttec 11 PurjK' VoiK Wiyhri .AVrestanp 9 Thick 9. 12 ( II: Foolba 9. 10. Ii A Mono Teem 12 Deal 10 11.12; Letterman Ctob 10, 1, 12 Ram. Dolores Anrto 'voNybaT . 10. It; rji? fCA 10. Junior Exchange n Team It Rcnnc er. Ho y Vjylidd National Honor Society Otton. Edwin t.eo Bascbal 9. 10 it. 12. Key Oub 9. 10. Outdoors Oub 11, Lotternion Out) 12 Owono. Karen R ... Cheerleader 9. Gyrnnaatica Team 10. It. I Rcbeteue (0. 11 2. French CM) 9. Gx' s FCA Outdoor Oub IT; Jurwy Oyttan'12 ' Patestim Michael Wayno Junior Exchange 9. Key CM) 10. Outdoor Chib 11 12 Parker. K k G o9. 10. II. 12. Tracks. 10. 11.12. Football9. FCA 9. 10 11; Loilerman Oub 12. SGA Sherer Steven Oran Spanish Honor Soor-ty it. 12;-------- -- Summer Scholar 11 Track 10. Debate T« Sbunnaioti George John Foottxw 9 )0. 11. 12. Beal Qftensrvo Unem«iiS An O.v The Mount an ikioorable Menbon 11, t23Wmru «ng 9. 10, 11. 12. FCA 9. 10, 11. I Lettermar Stniard Jon L(nati Mm •• Homoctyonj a 12. Spanish Honor Society 10. 11,1 ' 9. 11.12. Cheerte d-ng Capl 9. 10, . i Frotbman Club; Internet 10. Chapw J Freshman Clast See Irons Juncr ------ SGA Chapia-n 12. Key Cktb Prom Commit too 11 . fftshmon SGA Gxls Hoh School Students: Basket . 11 12 Track Record 9. Ke-y . rack 9 10. .. K. IIIKA Mec I. It. Sports Car Club 12. Sec I? Richardson Beatty Fnoboo Oub 10. Rad© CM) 11; Ouldoor CM) 12. R ey. Steffayne Lee Robetetics 12. Freshman Ckjb. Junior Crv.tan 10. 11, Out doom CM) 12. Prophecy ComrrvUoo 12: Musical II. Slaughter, Morion Bran Key Cub 9 10: Outdocm Chib 1 Smith, .km Alexander Key Oub 9 10 CcmjKiInt amvt iSSftT 10. 1V GTfCA 9: Sophomore Action. Outdoors Club 11 12 «... Shannon Lyn __._J )Arul Commended Student 12; FHA 9. FBLA 10. II VP ll:Sp«n thOub!2 VaTMaKtalO . Clvwtotli! Ann Nalonii Honor Society 11. 12. Tn+VY 9. Base Club 10 June Exchange II 12. 8and 9. 10. 11. Crttfon aNp Ambassador 10 Soko« Tonothy Stuart French Club 9. 10. 11. 12 Gtuenshep Ambassador ,0 Spend. Katma Anne Youth Congre 3 Rep 12. Qu and Scroi 12. Loo C3ub 9. 10 II AFS 19 mtcrclub Council 12. SGA Reprsenlativo 11.12 Rever le Stofl12. Prom Comm,t lc i 11 B g Sister Program 11.12 Stephan, Mei-ssa Jane Jun Crvitan 9. Gris FCA 10. 11 Jursor Exchange 12 MarchingBarxiii 12, Symphonic Band 11.12 Jursor Cmton 9. Qir Diamond Dons 10.1 T home sure, Scott RadreOub9. Key Tibbelt. Oougkm Spanish Honor Prmopol's Awar fca9io. II, Honorary Junior Tpion. John Brw Wresting 9. 10. 11.1 11.VPIZ.FCA9.10. CA10. 11 19 M«t 0 1 12 Club ll 12 L-9 10 11,19 om, W rrtlreg 9, Dub 12. Math Team 9 9.10.11.19 DA 10 Stephenson. David S Radio Oo 10, w 11.19 Afl 11. Peat Ti 9.111, 12. FCA Tohram. Ashta Jrwai OuA and Scro« French Honor __ Student 11 Mute mended Student gram tor Mreorit 1lJl9D Chapton 1 Wrn lhng9.10 FCA9.tO.il 12j8ec Reas II . _ Honor Socrety 11. 12. II. 19 Outstanding EnqLih 12 National Mont Com to Reoearcti Pro StudenU 11 Itorvxs latent Search 12 Awards for A-t En Fast 10. II French Dub Mu Alpha theta 11 12 VP i?. Whalir ■ nULea Fresh n Club. Sophomore Acton. Jrotot Cnntttn 11 Frisb tub 1? Prr 12 Wheat. i-olAnn Ft t tub whip v .' Sabnru SGA i- :jf«cntalrvo. Freshman Club, Sophomore Action xwx Exchange It Fncbeo 6ud 19 Mar cfxng u. d0 10 II Concert Barpg. 10. II Concert ChoaV 9. WiAams Shannon Jo« T« n JO. 11. 12 Sp«talie A 9 Club ll. Computer Chib 12 Pm, 9. k; •AHvtj-n Serene Fair 11; ftruv. Wrttan .snaiui NFL 12 Concert Cho 9. 10. 11. 12. aegmnmg j ti Ensemble 9 Advanced Mu Ensemble 12. Debate ll i? Crwtu • ' eo Qub MX 11 - . in - - Chib 12. Sac i9.Mu - 19 VW, Kenber ty Q_ Track 9 Tocni 10. Slociaid Jamec ‘.'duret Who Who Amorican Htgh School ball 9. 10. 11. 12 Itonorobto Mountan. Basketball 9, 10. ll 12. Track-9. FCA 9.10.11.12. t' -m ommrltee 11. Presatani SlnckH Jjoccrv' . School Students i • Youth Apprecretren Award 12. Senmrrung 9. 10. 11 •• Most Valuable Swrrvrw II. Swan Team CapUm . 12 Staid Champion 500 yd Freestyle State Runner Forensic League 10. i 10 tl. Sec 12 St r l.WM3 «lBtr 12. 10. 11. 12. 11.12. Na Play 11. Dobato Debate I Scroti' i Editor 12 Sine . iVaflac Radio Chib if. 12, Sgi at-Aimsn v Rm 12 Stichland.JochWihom Wrestkng9. Footbol9. tOMdCk9 10. 11. 12 FCA9. .. i 10: Kay Club 11,19 - fcaihng 9.10.19 RndoOub it 12 J.X I Up Wyd Fleetly ll ; Athletes' Rop-eseniat-vo 11. 12 Pres 12. y.i’y Gun Cadn man dub 12 V •. '•■.■.•ctreUi 'lattLo.--------- Track 9 odors Boy. vp 9 PtOn Oomntfh- 11 1 Big Broth. '0 Ray 12 Tucker ■ mat'Blanc I I EflUfor Soerety |1 J2. Sparwh Hone Society Big Brother 10. 11. 12: Track 9 11 12. 6oss Counlry 9 Strickland J'aulbnan Wresting 9. 11. 12. Club 11. 12 Song Commit 12 Mrti Rcv-nSre Usher 12 Sti tf Jnltrer Matthews Footbdt l6,11 Track I I F rmltoo 11 o Action. Outdoors 12, Intoract Big Brother Ht' (Styles OenaMohe Who- Who American Freshman Club Outdoors Chib 11. 11,12 Mai Mates, 1 Styles khenao Key Chib 9, i ’ School . benrlao Cluti tation It.Hebcr Committee | y ■ • •. 11. 12. Math y 10, ll '9 Turn let. Who'S n J rvnqrxjm I Outlt and Scrol It. 19 Mus-Stall Eduo« 11.12. Junor SnUnj SponrebClub 12 Mai jur v.ton 9. Guta'FCA 10_JJ Chjbn.liBandS 10.11 12 W STh Soot Key Club 9 10 Outdoors 9 %1 f. . ZM, Cub 11 Pnabeo dub 12 School Sprit 12. Track 9.10.11. 12. Js tn Shot Put and Ckscus. Partcr . Junor aronat Wheelchair Games. ... 11. 12. FrerhmanClub. Sophomore Exchange i' Jur«or Crvitan 12 Witson. Jermacr Karol ’rational Ffenor Society ill? Spanish Honor Socrety 10 11 Sec 19 Who s Who American Hmh School ShuJems Leo Club 9.10 H.Pra 12 g5«ierPro yam Miss Rrrvede Top lend, 11. Fast Alternate 19 ftcbdettesll 12OamondDo l0.11. 12 ■ A Wmrvge. L.sa Renee h Heafih Career Club 9 10.11.12 Wocdwa d. Jofm Wadk Footbat 9 Basketball 9. 10 11. II, Prom 11 Pwirementanan It- Interac! 12 ■2. B jSstm Ptogrem 11 . ll Outatanoreg Talent Miss RnboMlIes 10 II. 12.Freshman ll Outdoor?Club t?. Musical II. 10 Damord Do 10. Prom Com 11. 12. rd 11. .Muse 'Catherine •or,Society 11.12. Spanish Honor Society ' Band9 SymphonreBand t0. it. 12. A Slate Band 10, 11. 12 S ht . 12 Honors Bond 11; Amor Ontan S«C ll.kfcsl 2) Mu ’ut 'Pitiori ■ 1ootbn 9 10: Wresllma 10 1. Ft a. to 11.12 Vrecent. Courtney Long FHA. Sophomo-c Action Fnsbee Club Vrees. Valorre Lonnotto Jureor Cmtan 9. 11. Sgl A ms 9. Soc, Outdoors Club 12, SGA Represent RrrretHe Pageant 9 Watker Carta M-ctv v' i Thespian Honor Society 12. Sac 12. Loo Board Member 10. HeoHh Careers Chib Ja j Ensemble 9. Concert Chou 10. 11. Chou 12. Musacal 10.11. Miss Rovodc Ploy 12. Patriotic Day 10. Prom Commit too .Je« AJan k9,10. Outdoors Club 10.11 Pres tO. 11. 12; vm R iickOyde Foolba- 9.12. Bai . Trach 9 10 FCA 9 CM) U1 11 Robert Durham ______ 9, 10. Wr AIASA 9 f 10. Brother 10 Thomas, Mary E Hen Mrts Voolavu ,'remmeo 12. Wires Who ligTi School Students. Who s Who f nsndtesi Dependable. Ou« and Scro 12 Wit Maids 9.10.11. i 12. Lotwrman Chib Sweett; 11 1?. Rewrite Stall 11 Cr e 11.12, Ploy '••.tburiVWtamWeslly SottbeJManager 9, Math Teem ll, 12 A V Communications Club I 71 JUNIORS Sponsors — Anita Pilleteri. Betty Brown, June Stephenson President — Enk Dickinson Girls’ Vice-President — Ken McConnell Boys' Vice-President — Mike Kash Secretary Treasurer — Heather Douglass 72 Kelly Allen Sieve Ammons Jason Anderson Tommy Artnur Elizabeth Autrey Laune Bacopoulos Trey Barnard Nancie Barr Bobby Barton Tara Bass Alan Beaumont Beth Berry Denise Berteiia Christie Blankenship Tiftame Boatman Juke Boozer Kris Borman Elizabeth Bowdon Shayne Bowman Brian Brooks Julie Brookshire Jimmy Brown Stacey Brown Sam Bruno Bart Bryars Brian Bullock Kelli Buryn Bill Cannon Michael Cantavospre George Carbonie Michelle Careathers Celia Carey Andrew CarliJe Craig Carison Marsha Carraway Tasha Carraway Cathenne Carson Tommy Cason Ashley Chandler Davina Cheek Sharon Cheung Amy Clark Steve Claybum Lara Coburn Chris Cochran Stephen Coie Christine Condra Donnie Contorno 73 Shelby Copeland Phillip Corkiy Chris Cornett Horbert Cosley Kimberly Cosper Teresa Cost Suzanne Coursey Andrea Cox Bart Cox Nod Crim Mike Crisp Elisa Crowder David Cullighan Bill Cummings John DaHin Ricky Dale Debbie Dandurand Philip Davis Taney deLathouder Debbie Dennis Catherine Dickey Enk Dickinson Heather Dooglass Brett Dudley Kelie Eagle Valene Eubanks Kimborlyn Evans Wendy Evans Lisa Fagin Jennifer Farish Bay Flowers Ebon Fox Michelle French 74 Susan Fuller V cki Gajewski Tracy Gattina Kristina Gaugh Kim Gear Kara Gentry Candy Gilbert Chris Glass Krisbn Graham Kimberly Gregory Scott Gurosky Bon Habshey Holly Hagler Joel Hagler Brian Hall Keith Hamilton Derek Hardy Laura Heffington Stephen Herbert Cindy Hines David Hoefelman Bill Hopton-Jones Gloria Hudson Joy Hull Chad Hurn Leah Ingram Amy Joiner Laurt Jones Becky Jordan Kathryn Juneman Mike Kash Tammie Kaufman 75 Todd Kerth Terri Kimbrough Matt King Tom Kitchens Kristin Knudson Christie Kouloundos Kerri Kuykendall Anna Lahan Ken Lahey Sharon Lamb Shawn Lamb Stevo Lambort Laura Langioy Mark Lanktord Paige Lanthrlp Kellie LaRuss8 Rex Laws Lisa Leath Kenny LsCroy Jenm Lee Tracey Lee Maury Levine Marisa Lovio Mary Susan Lewis Shelley Lewis Sue Lin Sam Unton Coleman Lipsey Men Lombardo Mariann Loxiey Bruce Ludwig Tina Lunsford Jay Lynch Tommy Lynch Jack Mahaffey Eric Mann Craig Martin Matt Mathis Katie Matuszak Rebecca Maxson Keri McConnell Kenneth McFalis Kim McFillen Heather McGee 76 Leah McGee Tyler McGee Lana McGeevor MitcheH McKeli Megan McNamara Jennifer McNamee T. 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KrisAber Matt Adorns Kate Alexander Lisa Allen Neai Allison Donna Andorson Sarah Anderson Ingi Arniaugsson Jennifer Arnold Tracey Asten Aiy9a Baker Angie Bates Bart Bedford Linda Bentley Amy Berry David Black Mike Blue At Bonds Brett Bonds Patrick Boone Melissa 8owman Amy Boyd Missy Boyd Todd Branch Dma 8row wsky Julie Brown Rucker Brown Elizabeth Bruno Shea Burks Scott Byler Lauren Cade Albert Calvin Jaye Camp Kewi Camp Neicy Carbonie LeAnn Cartln Tracy Castleberry Roy Cherry Clark Chiles Gina Christ Cheryl Clark Jennifer doe Heath Cobb Tod Cobb Chris Coggin Cary Collins Rick Collins Whit Colvin 83 Ntcoie Cope Kelly Couch David Craddock Kellie Daly Vincent D'Amico Candice Darnels David David Britt Davidson Sarah Davis Scott Davis Shannon Davis Stanton Davis Patrick Dean Rodney DeFafco Andrea OeLage Mike Dennis Patti Dickey Paul Dobyns Simin Dolatabadi Sean Donegan Chris Doroogh Dana Driver Amu Dua Annette DuBard Doug Dutton Marty Eagle Karen Earglo Wynn Echols David Edmunds Jennifer Ellard Tracey EH wood Adnene Evans Lara Evers Michele Farns 84 Jeff Faulkner Terry Flynn Clint Folsom Meredith Ford Kellie Foster Raymond Fraser Sherry Frey Rachel Fumer Amy Gainor Gavin Galloway Greg Gammtll Gerald Gamer Corky Gaskins Stacie Gaugh Allen Gavin Christian Genetski Julie Gibbs Pam Gillespie Jeff Gilmer Rosemary Ginn Mitch Glaze Elizabeth Goacher Si.con Goidasich Aaron Goodali Tony Graffeo Chip Graham Tawanna Granger Lam Graphos Steven Greathouse Richard Green Chrissy Grelier Karen Grigsby Ned Grove Eddie Guthrie Scott Guy Bonnie Haggerty Kim Hall Craig Haning Jennifer Hanson 85 Eric Hanson Kristin Harper Chris Harris Shannon Hay Heather Higdon Scott Hinds Dobbie Hirschberg Greg Hodges Joo Holland Michelle Holley Joe Hollingsworth Duane Howell Eddie Howell Heather Hruska Marc Huber Spencer Huey Mike Huie Steven Hunt Lee Ann Jeter Laura Johnston Staoe Johnston Catandra Jones Hilary Jones Kevin Jones Virginia Jonos Deborah Keith Daniel Kiety Paige Kennedy Beanie Ketcham 86 Mindy Kitchen Konny Kubaki Kim Kyzar Kelly LaGrove Kerry La nay Tim Lamb David Lambert April Langford Joe Lanzi Tiffany Larson Scott Leake Jenny Leaveii Tonya Lee Chelsea Lewis David Upsey Lisa LoBuglio Josue Lopez Guy Lott Elizabeth Love Hollis Lovette Tonia Lunsford Jon Lynch Alicia Lynn Dana Mackie Becky Magargee Rhanya Maiki Kurt Marsan Cindy Marshall Tricla Martin Rebecca Mayne Kurt McArthur Chris McCaila Alan McCloskey Jamie McConnoil Chad McCowan Clint McDaniel Kathryn McFarlin Scott McKinney Jenny McQueen Murray Meadows Lisa Melenyzer Holley Metclaf Paul Milazzo Stacey Miller Steve Mlstrot Mark Mitchell Sissy Monroe Monica Monzella 87 Todd Moon Shea Moore Dina Moreno Brian Morin Richard Morin Scott Morris Kevin Moses Kim Motley Paul Murdock Jane Myors Michelle Myers Julie Narvos Louis Nequotte Usa Newman Julie Nicks Chris Nutter Gina Panaia Steve Park Rick Pate Lisa Peacock Karl Peaspanen Usa Pitts Robert Pochran Robert Poczatok Kim Poynter Amanda Prescott Raju Puteha Janet Ransdeli David Ray Brantley Real Raj Reddy Jeannle Reese Denise Ross Bobby Reuse 88 Angela Reynolds Jamie Rhodes John Rhodes Melinda Richburg Brian Ritchey Lisa Robertson Scon Roblcbeaux Margaret Robinson Staci Ropor Jody Rosato Richard Rubin Jennifer Saia KelK Sanborn Samantha Saxon Wendy Schlegei Barry Seidel Sundi Self Jack Shea Patrick Sheridan Stephanie Shoults Maxm Shunnarah Salem Shunnarah Becca Simpson Soon Simpson Jennifer Singleton Blakely Slaughter Mary Virginia Slay Wanda Sloan Alii Small Gary Smith Heather Smith Jennifer Smith Julie Smith Kim Smith Lancer Smith 89 Marie Stmendingor Kip Smith Stacey Smith Stacy Smith Susan Smith Christine Sneed Greg Spence Tracy Spence Jay Stevens Charlie Stewart Brad Stockard David Swoltter MicheBe Swenson Lee Taylor Susan Teague Blaine Tharpe Chris Thomas Amy Thompson Scott Thompson Carrie Thornburgh Tiffanie Thurman Paul Troxell Josh Tucker Tim Tumlin Mary Tunmire Scott Underwood Pam Updegraft Bethany Usher Todd Van Ernst RobVertch Jetf Wail Wade Wallace Daniel Waiter David Walton 90 Timothy Waldsmith Robbyo Wann Elizabeth Watts Emily Weaver Rusty Weaver Tina Wehby Jerry W8isenfeid Brent Welborn Rhonda Welch Dl8nna West Mark Westhoven Amy Whatley Marcy White Marty WMto Elizabeth Wiggins Stacy Wilkes Ashley Williams John Williams Robin Williams Tan Williams Nancy Williamson Stephanie Williamson Mark Willingham Todd Winner James Witt Karen Wyatt Jennifer Yates Mathew Young Francene Zlto 91 Big Brother is Watching. (S. Byler) I'm gonna wash that gray right out ot my hair. (J. Lynch) It's impolite to point. (A. Gainer) 93 FRESHMEN Sponsors — Cynthia GlkJewefl. Kris Peterson. Melissa Caffey President — Kristee Lively Girls' Vice-President — Leigh Ann Waddle Boys' Vice-President — Scott Porter Socretary Treasurer — Lam LaRussa 94 Ailon Adams Jo Adams Joe Akers Scon Akfidge Jerry Albano Mindy Allbritton Erin Arvgelini Allison Arrand Steve Arrington Thomas Bagby Stanley BaHey Denise Baker Edwin Baldwin Brad Ballard Trey Banks Trent Barnard Kristen Barnett Usa Beard Allison Bell Ang«e Ben Grant Berry Tara Btrdyshaw Jeffrey Blackmon Stephanie Boatman Michelle Bolding Antoinette Bone Gerry Brasher Eric Brosch Julie Brown La Donna Bryant Doug Bullock Elizabeth Bullock Carrie Border John Burks Demck Calvin Allison Campbell LeAnna Car r Chris Carter Kim Cauthen Missy Chandler Stephanie Chase Jenny Cherry Doss Church Ron Cobum Anne Cockfleld Becky Cock rum Jonah Conley Bill Cook 95 Geoff Cook Shorry Copeland Susie Corley ChipCosper Andrew Crawford Derek Crews Brandy Cropper Jim Crum Michelle Baffin Danny Davis Rebecca Davis Dennis Deason Sabrina Denton Brock Dillard Donny Dobbins Jennifer Doekoi Lenette Dorman Edwin Oouglass Rebecca Dowling Leigh Dreyspring Kimberly Dumas Loo Duncan Lance Elliot Tahara England Brad E nek son Kollyann Ernst Dina Facklis Jeff Fairley Loren Ford Brian Francis Brody Fredericksen Lesleo French Mary Friday April Fuller Christine Futlman Craig Gamble 96 uJJOnA Marsi Gilbert Mark Golden Raleigh Gray Brian Green Jennifer Green Chrtsti Grimes Elizabeth Gross Jana Gutierrez Curt Gwathney Eric Haarbauer Shanda Halford Ctay Hana Tyler Hanna John Harper Shon Harper Amy Harris Ada Harvey Daruol Harvey Tim Heard M.ke Hill Leslie Hilyer Lara Hobbs Stephanie Hooper Doug Hovanoc Wil Hovater Jason Hughes Kevin Hunton Chad Ingram Karon James Wally Jarboe Sara Jarrett Michael Johnston Alex Jones Deborah Jones David Jordan Joseph Jowers 97 Martha Juneman Jean Karvonon Brett Kennedy Laura King Andreas Krontlras Lam LaGroue Chris Lamb Rishay Langner Joni Lanier Laney LaRussa John Lee Thomas LeinfoJder Amy Lewis Amy Liles Susan Lin Juleigh Little Jaya Lokasundarum Kristin Lombardo Carrie Lovette Tom Lowry William Loyd Peter Ludwig Christy Lyrene Julie Lyrene Troy Marek Joe Marshall Kent Marshall Jeff Martin C ha nee McCullough Karen McCutcheon Monica McDaniel Larry McFarlm Tamara McGill Loo McKinney Mike McKnight Mike McNomar Tiffany McMichaei Michelle McMilion Michele McMullin Laurie McMunn Amy McPherson V8nn Morrell Larry Memll Greg Moonay Chris Moore Greg Moore Kelly Moore Carey Moorer 98 Jason Morris Kara Morrow Don Mosley David Mueller John Myers Laura Nadeil Stefania Neely Tracy Nelson Heather Ogden Carta Oliver Heather Otten John Owen Kevin Owen Stove Paleshru Julie Parker Wondy Patterson Ben Peet Shannon Porry Clay Phillips John Phillips Bryan Pitman Mark Pins Valerie Pi2ritoia Christie Plott Emily Pool Usa Porter Scott Porter Kirk Powell Andy Prewin Chris Pucken Patrick Putman Ginger flaia Sathya Roddy Julio Rodpath Bnan Ridiehoover 99 Wendy Riggins Elaine Riloy Tonia Riley Diana Rmohart Laura Ritchey Susanne Rives Miko Robbins Therese Robedeau Randy Roddam Noeile Rookis Leigh Roose Glen Sanders James Sams Suzanne Scarborough Oouglass Schepker Jeremy SchiHinger Christy Scott Roe Segars Kurt Sehn Sho-ia Shah Lisa Shannon John Shields Suzanna Shunnarah Anne Simendmgar Scott Sims Allison Sligh Ben Smith Julie Smith Kim Smith Shannon Smith Bethany Smithorman Kent Sorrell Shiva Sooudi Chad Speegio Mandi Spongier Donna Steadmon Mary Stearns Melissa Stoop Leigh Stringer Hasting Sykes Erica Taylor Jamie Toe! 100 Shelia Thomas tOh Thomason Timber ly Thompson Mike Tombrelto Natalie Traffanstodt Amy Trotman Frank Tu Jenny Tocker Carol Tunmire Carmalita Turner Howell TwiBey John Uher SeanUtz Niko Vasrtakis Kim Vaudo Lee Vaughn Trea Vickers Loigh Ann Waddle Wayne Waguespack Grog Waldrop Wade Wallace Eric White Rebecca Wilkes Jenny Williams Hester Wills Grog Withrow Susan Wolnski Stacy Wykie Ginny Yoe 101 Mark Youngblood where's the Dempsty-Dumster? Stop. I'm allergic to feathers. (L. Waddle) Channel 13 loves me. (K. Lively) How funky is your chicken? (C. Scott) Heeey. Kool Aid! There's a flea on me. (K. Morrow) Fiddlesticks! (L. Stringer) Are you looking for me? (D. Crews) We have the cutost utile baby faces. (L. King. L Duncan) Faculty Editors Megan Beck Laura Langley FACULTY KiililrLUaL Michael S. Gross Our new principal. Mr. Michael S. Gross comes to Vestavia from the Homewood school system. Beginning his career there as a science and history teacher in 1965. he later served in various administrative capacities at both the junior high and high schools. His most recent position was as superintendent. Mr. Gross has been the recipient of numerous honors, including the Kermit Johnson Award for Outstanding Superintendent in the State of Alabama. We welcome Mr. Gross to the high school and anticipate many years of enthusiastic leadership. joe, wmimi KATHY SMITH Bookkeeper FAITH BENNER Librarian; Sponsor of Trivial Pursuit Club JUNE BURSON Paraprofessionai Librarian VIVIEN CUMMINGS Library Aide JANE McRAE ELAINE SNOW Libranan. Sponsor of Cyclist Paraprofessionai Librarian Club 108 109 CARROLL BARRETT. A.A. English 9. 10; Sponsor Sophomore Class. Sophomore Action SUZANNE BROCK. B A English 10.11 BETTY BROWN. B.A English 11; Sponsor of Junior Class MELISSA CAFFEY. B.A. English 9: Sponsor of Freshman Class. Freshman Club LANE CHAPPELL. M S. English 12; Chairman ol English Department MARILEE DUKES. B.S. English 10. Debate; Sponsor of Debate Team CYNTHIA GLIDEWELL. B.A. English 9. 9AL; Sponsor of Freshman Class. Sports Car Club AMY MCDANIEL. B A. English 10. 9-10 Skills; Sponsor of Jr. Exchange Club JENNIE OWENS. M A. English 11. 12 Skills; Sponsor of Muse. Quill and Scroll DALE QUIN.M.A English 10AL. 12. 12AP; Sponsor of Senior Class. Annual CHARLOTTE SHANLEVER. B.A. CHRISTINA TAYLOR. B.A. English 10.11 English 11AL. 12 110 NANCY BECKER. M.A. Computer I. II; Sponsor of Computer Club ROSEMARY BUETTNER. B.S. Algebra II. Algebra II AL. Algebra III; Sponsor of Sen«or Class. National Honor Society DONNA EARNEST. M.A Geometry. Pre-Calculus DIANNE MCDANIEL. M S. Geometry. Geometry AL; Sponsor of Leo Club DENISE NOLEN. B.S. Algebra I; Sponsor of Jr. Exchange Club REBECCA PATTERSON. M A. Algebra I. Geometry. Sponsor of Interact Club JUNE STEPHENSON. M S. Algebra I AL. Algebra II. Math Theory; Sponsor of Junior Class ROBERT THOMPSON. MAT. Algebra II, Calculus. Calculus AP; Chairman of Math Department KAY TIPTON. M.A. Algebra II ALT. Pre-Calculus. Math Theory; Sponsor of Math Team ESSIE TURNER. B.A. Basic Algebra. Algebra I, Business Math JERONA WILLIAMS. M.A Math Skills 9. Algebra I. Algebra II 111 PEGGY PATTERSON. A A Biology II. Biology AP; Sponsor of National Honor Society; Chairman of Soonce Department MELISSA SMITH. B S. Biology; Sponsor of Sophomore Class, Health Careers Dub JAMES SHOEMAKER. A.A. Chemistry. Chemistry AL TERRY SULLENS.8.S Chemistry; Sponsor of Outdoors Club tt2 CARLOS BALLARD. M.Ed. American Government; Boys' Tennis Coach; Sponsor of Key Club BARBARA GAJEWSKI. B A. Sociotogy Psychology; Sponsor of SGA JOY LANGLEY. B.A Economics; Sponsor of Jr. Exchange Club CAROL NEUGENT. M.A. American History 11,11 A.P. GEORGE PREWETT. M.A. Social Studies 9; World History; Athletics: Sponsor of Basic Club JAMES SCHROEDER. M.A. American History 11; Chairman of Social Studies Dept. MUZAFFAR SHEIKH. M.S.Ed. Social Studies 9; Sponsor of Radio Club 113 BETH BUCKINGHAM. M.H.S. ANN LYN DE GERMINY. M.A. Spanish I. II. III. IV; Sponsor of French I. III. IV; Sponsor of A.F.S. Spanish Club CHAROLETTE HAMBY. M S. Spanish I. II; Sponsor of Spanish Club MELINDA HARDEN. M A. French I. Spanish I, III. IV; Sponsor of Spanish Honor Society. Spanish Club CAROL THOMAS. M Ed. French I. II; Sponsor of French Club. French Honor Society TEALLA STEWART. M.Ed. German I. II. Spanish II; Sponsor of S.G.A.; Chairmen of Foreign Language Department 114 IJ lrdttLIifjjL L-LUMVlLili ROSALIND VANCE. M S Accounting I. II. Typing I; Sponsor of F.B.L.A RANDY FAUST. M.A. Distributive Education: Track Team Coach ELLEN FULLINGTON. M S. Home Economics I. II. Family Living. Sponsor ol F.H.A.. Diamond Dolls. Big Sister Program KRISTIN BRYANT. B.S Typing I, Shorthand; Sponsor of Rebel Girls JEAN BUSH.M.Ed. Office Procedures. Typing I; Sponsor of F B.L.A ; Coordinator of Vocational Programs PROBTHANIL VANCE. M.S. Mechanical Drawing; Sponsor of A.I.A S A. FRED GEAR. M A Electronics. Mechanical Drawing ANITA PILLETERl. M A. Business Law. Typing I. II; Sponsor of Junior C ass BEVERLY BRASELL. M.A. Speech. Thoatre, Stage Crew; Sponsor of International Thespian Society LEWAYNE FLEMING. M.A. Choral 9-12. TED GALLOWAY. Ed.D Director of Jazz. Symphonic, and Marching Bands; Chairman of Fine Arts Department JOE TERRY. B.M.E. Marching Band. Director of Color Guard and Concert Band 116 [AVijmM. L libaVLLIi BUODY ANDERSON, M.Ed. PETER BRAASCM, B.S. PE 9-12. Consumer Math; Athletic P E. 9-12; Athletes Director. Head Football Coach. Sponsor of F.C.A. GEORGE HATCHETT. M A Health; Athletics DIANE RAY. M.Ed. P E . 9-12; Sponsor of Cheerteading SAMMY DUNN. M.A Driver's Education; Athletics; Sponsor ol Letterman Club GARY SHEFFIELD. M.A. Driver s Education. Social Studies 9; Sponsor of Fnsbee Club JAMES CAMERON. B.S. MARTHA FRASER English Skins 9. 11, Exceptions! Aide Education — English; Chairman of Exceptional Education Department KRIS PETERSON. M.S.E Exceptional Education 9-12. Social Studies 9. Sponsor of Freshman Club. Mat Maids JANICE TRIMBLE. M.Ed. Exceptional Education — Math. Communication Skills; Sponsor of Junior Civitan Club CAROLYN FRAZIER LURLENE GAINES LEA GOODWIN JEFF GRAINGER SHEILA GRIER Oh! What a feeling! (D. Speigner) Well. Roeeally! (O. Kennedy. B. Jenkins) Happiness is a warm piano. (A Pitletori. J. Schroeder) The Carol Burnett Show? (C. Gray) Take my picture! (B Brown) Wake me when you're finished (F. Gear) Only 4.523 days until retirement (M. Caffey. L. Chappell. J. Trimble. V. Cummings) 120 Napoleon Caffey, Puddin’head Owens. Cornhusker Glidewell, Lady MacTaylor. Quinevere. Julius McDaniol. Hester Brown Have you see any little guys in green suits? (J. Moving right along ... (C. Ballard) Terry) She kh-to-Sheikh (M Sheikh. B. Gajewski) An Apple lor the teacher (N. Becker) Just clowning around (T. Stewart. D.McDaniel) Hey bade, do you like the studious type? (G. Prewott) 121 Activities Editor Chris Nutter 122 ACTIVITIES Nanette tires of Doing told no.- The Throe Nappies flirt with Billy. Lucille gives the girls advice Sue and Jimmy Take a Little One Step Nanette and the boys sing on the beach Act II ends with a grand linalo. Lucille performs To Many Rings Around Rosie.” NO, NO, NANETTE Exciting events and ceremonies marked the year-end activities of 1985 Honor Society tapping, Awards Day, and Graduation marked the accomplishments of hard working students. Activities such as Escape Day and the prom provided a fun time for all participants. The school year ended as boxes and furniture we re moved into the gym. Class President Lisa Kitchen addresses the graduating class An accomplished student is recognized at Awards Oay. Editors prosent the new annual. Students participate in the prom load-out. Talented students perform the class song at Class Oay YEAR-END ACTIVITIES Students ere recognized for their hard work. The 1985 graduates Hie past. Miss Brasell is honored with the dedication of the annual Students examine the new annual on Escape Day Ann McDaniet. Girls V.-P. speaks 8t Class Oay. A new Honor Society member is tapped .gym S6A ACTIVITIES rhe 1985-86 S.G.A. put much time, money and effort into organizing charity events and student activities For example, the S.G.A. helped to raise money for the Mexican Relief fund and collected food for the needy at Thanksgiving. The officers also showed a movie, collecting money and toys for Toys-for-Tots. For student enjoyment, the S.G.A. sponsored events such as Homecoming, the talent show and Halloween dress-up day. Tho Distractions win the talent show dancing to Men Ail Pause. The S.G.A president announces the day s events Tho S G A. sells perking stickers. S.G.A. otltcers son through the Toys-for-Tots donations 128 Chaplain Jeri Smiard honors the Challenger s crew S.G.A. hosts the annual Homecoming Oonfiro. donation to the Red Cross representative. S.G.A officers conduct the student council meeting, HOMECOMING 1985 Coach Reynolds gives the invocation Cheerleaders shine ot the Homecoming hontire f estavia's social and athletic spirit never flourishes more than during homecoming week. This year's events included the traditional bonfire pep rally. The climax of the week came with the victory against the Homewood Patriots. The evening ended with “A Night in Heaven' at the homecoming dance. Tho court awaits the announcement of the queen rhe life of a Vestavia Hills High School student is filled with many activities. Several students began the year moving furniture and boxes back to classrooms after the asbestos removal. Then, academic studies — including such events as taking exams and participation in math tournaments — occupied much time. For band students the high point of the year was participating in the Orange Bowl Parade Buying School Day pictures, creating geometry projects and ordering class rings were also part of the school's yearly events. Juniors order their class rings. A student teacher instructs physics dass 30 a lunch time crowd eagerly awaits their meals Holly Renneker represents Jefferson County in the Alabama Junior Mi$ Paoeant Mrs. Cummings s honored at a retirr-n-.ent breakfast. Has the belt rung yet? A freshman practices mechanical draw.ng Geometry students create designs for their semester projects. Students pack the gym for the asbestos removal Lt. Gov. Bill Baxley presents a check for the band's trip to the Orange Bowl Mrs. Fidlington's home economics dass learns how to sew. SCHOOL LIFE Physical Education provides a different type of learning. Library aides help meet student needs. Taking exams Is a grueling experience Students purchase their School Day pictures. The band proudly marches in the Orange Bowl Parade. Seniors enjoy the sun on the patio. Mr. Shoemaker gets a charge out of chemistry Proud students are chosen Notional Ment Fmaitsts Boxes await unpacking at the beginning of the school year. Typing class gives students needed skills for Ashita Tolwani places in the college Westinghouse Science Talent Search Sam Craig talks to Joe Stoddard. Emily looks back on hor life. Simon Stimson directs the choir The town women gossip about Simon Howie makes his morning delivery. Professor Wiitard discusses the history ot the town 132 Emily discusses marriage with net father. OUR TOWN DIRECTOR Beverly Brasell TECHNICAL ADVISOR Jim Shoemaker Stage Manager Brett HondflBs Dr, Gibbs ..................... .Jon Fr Joe Crowell Lancer Jfiith Howie Newsome .....Brant wtips Mrs Gibbs Jenny MAiight Mrs. Webb............... La 7 vers George Gibbs ......... .. MarkjHjmtlton Robecca Gibbs.................. Carrie Ttfirnuirgh Wady Webb iW'iioy Emily Webb ...................... Tytt Professor Willard................ Mr Webb ......................... Wayne Woman in tho Balcony ............. Traci Moore Man in the Auditorium....... Tony Truitt Lady in the Box -------------------- Jill Heaton Simon Stimson .....................Derok Pierce Mrs Soames....................... Junto Pilliten Constable Warren .................. Eart Sat Si Crowell........................... Kirk Park .... Kirk Parker Lancer Smith Tony Truitt . Keith Hamilton Andrew Crawford .....Jon Lynch Bnan CaspeU .....Chris Glass Becky Holcomb .....Jill Heaton .. . Phillip Corley Mike Crisp John Sauders Mitch McKell ... Rhonda Head Ginny Styles Kerri Kuykendall Dina Facklis Sports Editors Kim Cosper Erin O’Neill Alii Small Susan Stone Despite a slow start, the Rebels became one of the top teams in the state due to their unyielding determination. Led by the tenacious Rebel defense and the invincible Rebel offense. Vestavia was victorious in ten consecutive games. The team was rewarded for its hard work by winning the Channel 6 Team of the Week Award and the 1-95 Team of the Week Award. The Rebels' grueling efforts paid off when they advanced to the quarter-finals of the state play-offs. 10 Mt. Brook 24 0 Walker 21 19 Lee 0 7 Huntsville 2 13 Homewood 10 7 Berry 3 37 John Carroll 0 28 Erwin 3 13 Huflman 3 21 Shades Vsiiey 7 PLAY-OFFS 17 Jess Lanier 13 24 Tuscaloosa 7 13 Huffman 25 I VARSITY — 1st Row: E Harns. J. Heath. C. Dickinson. M. Meadows. D. West. M. Mistrot. S. Gurosky. J. w Pugh. M. Stockard. M. Kash. A Stidfole. R. Dennis. B. Hall. G Hodges. J. Rosato. 3rd Row: M. Cantavesp e. B. TiptorvD. Coggin Hammond. B Stockard. W. Sykes. B. Smith. J. Wall. M. Maners. M Dennis. R. Fraser 4th Row. R. Weaver. J. McConnell. C. Me Co wan, S. G- Cummings. C. Weyrauch. 5th Row. M. Self. H. Ctemmer. J. Chapman. D. Walton. T Graffeo. M Blue. J. Seprs. 8_w®' r ;N_ J11'8® ; J 6th Row J. Dorman. C. Collins. T. Scarborough. E. Hanson. P Casey. R Tarter. S. Mistrot. M Young. W. Ec s-T Mgr.. B. Cuthbertson — Mgr.. S. Hunt. J Lin. D. Tibbett. C. Gaskins. P. Hood. C. Coggin. R. Boglin — Mgr. 8th Row: Coach Brasch. Coach Anderson. Coach Grammar. Coach Prewett. Coach Dunn SCOTT M WAGGONER AWARD: PERMANENT TEAM CAPTAINS - R. Dennis. J. Segars. M. Maners. COACHES — 1st Row: B. Anderson. G. Prewett. 2nd Row: S Dunn, R Gram-mer. P. Braasch. 137 SENIORS — 1st Row: D. Tibbett. G. Stlgnanl. M. Pugh. J. Dorman. C. Dickinson, J. Segars. M. Stockard. 2nd Row: B. Cuthbertson — Mgr.. R. Boglin — Mgr.. G. Hammond. M. Sell. P. Hood. H. Clemmer. A. Stidfote. 3rd Row: G. Shunnarah. R. Tartar. B. Tipton. J. Heath. D. Coggln. 4th Row: J. Chapman. P. Casey. A, Conley. 5th Row: M. Manors. R. Dennis. 6th Row: M. Mistrot The Rebel Spirit goes hand-in-hand. Out for blood. (R. Dennis) A Rebel bear-hug. (S. Gurosky) The best seat (n the house. (J. Segars) In the first game of regular season play. Mt. Brook devastated Vestavia with a 24-10 victory. The following week, the Walker Vikings also defeated the Rebels 21-0. Determined not to let two initial losses discourage them. Vestavia united and shut out Lee of Huntsville 19-0. Quarterback Scott Gurosky led the offense 73 yards down the field to give the Rebels a quick 6-0 lead in the first quarter. Chris Dickinson kicked the extra point making the score 7-0. A Ronald Dennis pass-interception deep in Lee Territory gave the offense the incentive to score. The Gurosky-Stidfole connection for 18 yards gave the Rebs a 13-0 lead going into the locker room. A scoreless third quarter led up to an exciting fourth quarter finish. Gurosky's spectacular one-yard dive gave Vestavia its first victory. The following week, the Raging Rebels traveled to the magnificent Joe B. Davis Stadium in Huntsville. Mark Pugh scored the only touchdown of the game on a one-yard run late in the second quarter. Dickinson's extra point was good. The uneventful third quarter led up to an exciting finish. Clinging to their 7-0 lead, the mighty Rebel defense stopped Huntsvsille on a fourth-and-goal attempt at the one-yard line. Taking a safety on the last play of the game. Vestavia had their second straight win. beating Huntsville 7-2. The Rebel defensive and kicking games were rapidly becoming legends over the mountain. Vestavia used both effectively to score a 13-10 homecoming win over the Homewood Patriots. The Rebels' only touchdown of the game was scored by the defense. Greg Hammond recovered a Homewood fumble and ran 65 yards for the score. Dickinson's extra point gave the Rebels a 7-0 lead. Dickinson also kicked a 41-yard field goal to make the lead 10-0 at half time. Homewood answered the Rebels' efforts in the third quarter by also scoring 10 points. Vestavia then rallied, driving the ball to the Homewood 25. With the offense unable to score. Dickinson booted a 42-yard field goal with just over 4 minutes left to play. The score held as Mike Mistrot stopped the final Homewood effort with a pass-interception. 139 To have and tohotd. This is not the way we practiced it. Get on down, and use your shoulders The Rebels want you! Racing against time. Look! but don't touch You dared to enter Rebol country. (D. Dutton) May I cut m? Hard times, hard play. Take the money and run. (M. Pugh) In the classic Vestavia-Berry rivalry, the Rebels’ defense was once again the star. The defensive players held Berry to just one field goal. The only score of the game came on a perfectly thrown 30-yard pass from Scott Gurosky to Chris Dickinson. The rest of the game was a defensive struggle. The ball traveled up and down the field several times, but it never landed in the end-zone. On Berry's final touchdown effort with 1:24 left. Andy Stidfole intercepted a pass near the Rebel end-zone to clinch the victory 7-3. This was the Rebels' fourth straight win. The Rebels clinched their second straight play-off berth with a massacre of John Carroll. Vestavia began the scoring in the first quarter when Eric Harris sped 27 yards for a touchdown. Then the offense didn't quit. Two touchdowns in the fourth quarter brought the final score to 37-0. Now 5-2, the Vestavia Rebels traveled to Erwin. Early in the first quarter. Eric Harris recovered an Eagle fumble and ran 50 yards to score. In the second quarter, Gurosky hit Dickinson for a 48-yard touchdown pass to give the Rebels a 14-3 lead. Minutes later. Gurosky hit Dickinson again, and Dickinson sped 43 yards for his second score. Pugh scored the Rebels last touchdown early in the fourth quarter, and Vestavia won 28-3. The following week. Vestavia spoiled the Huffman Vikings homecoming with a 13-3 victory. The Rebels scored early in the first quarter with a Dickinson field goal. Late in the second quarter. Gurosky hit Dickinson, who raced 81 yards for the score, the only touchdown of the game. Vestavia was ahead 10-3 at the half. Dickinson booted a 24-yard field goal in the third quarter to complete the scoring and give the Rebels a 13-3 victory. Vestavia captured the Area 11 championship with a 21-7 victory over Shades Valley. The first half ended with Vestavia ahead 7-0. In the third quarter, Pugh forced a Valley fumble at the Mountie 4-yard line. The Rebels scored when Pugh dove 2 yards over the top. Midway through the fourth quarter John Holland intercepted a Mountie pass to put Vestavia in scoring position. Pugh then raced 12 yards for the final score of the night. Vestavia ended its regular season with a 8-2 record. 141 142 After a sensational record of 8-2, the Vestavia Rebels advanced to the state play-offs. The first round playoff game was against the Jess Lanier Tigers. The Rebels' first touchdown was made possible by a Murray Meadows interception in the Rebel endzone. After the interception the Rebel offense began to click. Mark Pugh made a number of runs, moving the football closer to the Lanier endzone. A 47-yard pass from Gurosky to Stidfole put the ball at the Tigers' 7-yard line. Pugh ran the final 7 yards to give Vestavia its first 6 points on the scoreboard. The first half ended with the Rebels trailing 7-6. Early in the fourth quarter. Gurosky and Stidfole once again moved the ball down the field. When the offense was unable to score. Chris Dickinson kicked a 46-yard field goal to give the Rebels their first lead in the game. 9-7. Jess Lanier answered Vestavia's three points with seven of its own. With only a few minutes left to play and the Rebels behind 13-9. the offense stormed down the field to the Lanier 6-yard line. Gurosky hit Stidfole on a third-and-goal to give the Rebels the final victory 17-13. The Rebels traveled to Bryant-Denny Stadium to play Central Tuscaloosa for the second game of the state play-offs. After three quarters of a 7-7 tie, Vestavia finally took a 10-7 lead early in the fourth quarter when Dickinson kicked a field goal. Hal Clemmer forced a Central turnover at its own 21. In the following series. Mark Pugh carried the ball to the Central 3 and then scored to give Vestavia a 17-7 edge. When Central was unable to move the ball down the field, the Rebels got the ball inside Central's 20. Pugh scored the final touchdown of the game, securing a 24-7 Vestavia victory. In the third game of the play-offs. Vestavia faced the Huffman Vikings again. This time, however. Huffman dominated with a 25-13 victory. This loss ended the Rebels' winning streak, bringing the season to a 10-3 close. 52 guy pile up. Lot s try plan B. Catch me if you can. (A. Stidfole) Wonder Twin powers activate. (M. Stockard) We're off to see the wizard' Gr Q Hammond Tne Manley Denton I Jay Chapman The O' Adoao Trvomaa Scott Guroafcy Principal Award rvu.n l.hKAtl Rebels on a Rampage! (J. Faulkner) I won t share! B-TEAM — 1st Row: J. Faulkner. B Gotdasich. B. Hall. G. HoOges. J. Rosato. B. Stockard. W. Sykes. 2nd Row: B. Smith. J. Wall. M. Dennis. R. Fraser, R. Weavor. J. McConnell. C. McCowan. 3rd Row: S. Bylar. A. Calvin. D. Dutton. D. Walton. M. Blue. N Allison. A McCloskey 4th Row. C. Collins. E. Hansen. S. Mistrot. M. Young. W. Echols. T. Lin. 5th Row: C. Gaskins. C. Coggin. The 1985 B-Team football season ended with a winning record of 6-2. Highlights of the year included 21-0 victories over Berry and John Car-roll. The team was under the direction of the varsity coaching staff. 143 This year the freshman team finished with a winning record of 6-2. Highlights of the season included victories over Erwin and Mt. Brook. The team was coached by George Hatchett. Steve Gaydosh. and Henry Freeman. 7 Erwin 6 21 Homewood 6 7 Thompson 0 20 Walker 26 7 Hewett 6 21 Fairfield 0 23 Mt. Brook 14 0 Berry 14 COACHES — H Freeman. G. Hatchett. S. Gaydosh The Robei Spirit's in the air (C. Moorer) Freshmen — 1st Row: 0. Calvin. J. Phillips. J. Hughs. B. Davis. L. Vaughn. E. Douglass, K. Owens. B. Uoyd. 2nd Row: J. Conley. L. Merrill. J. Farely. M Johnston. K. Marshall. D. Deason. V. Merrill. 3rd Row: H. Sykes. C. Moorer. C. Moore. M. Youngblood. T. Heard. T. Banks. T. Bernard. W. Wagusback. 144 Co-head — J. Sinlard. Head — H. Renneker The varsity cheerleaders are a group of 12 girls who promote school spirit at VHHS. These girls cheer at pep rallies, football and basketball games, and wrestling matches. The squad practices diligently during the summer months and then attends camp at Ole Miss. At camp, the varsity squad placed in the top ten and brought home the spirit stick. At the end of the summer, the girls participated in the Rich's Cheer-Off, winning first place and $1000. The squad is sponsored by Diane Ray. VARSITY — 1st Row: S. Armtstead. J. Sinlard. H. Renneker. J. Boone. G. Lyons. 2nd Row: K. Sheehy. H McGee. G. Smith. K. Taylor. E. O'Neill, J. Murchison. L. Leath SPONSOR — D Ray. He-e-e-re's Buddy' Your team ain't even ready! High Five! (K. Taylor, E. O'Neill) 146 Double Trouble. (J. Sintard, J. Boone) Tower of power. Bahama Mama. (H. Renneker) B-Team — 1st Row. J. Smith. 2nd Row: S. Wilkes. A Gainer 3rd Row: J. Saia. J. EUard. C. Grelier. We love our Rebels this much! Stand up fans, and dap your hands! Freshmen — 1st Row: M. Chandler. G Yoe. C. Pullman. V. Pizzitola. 2nd Row: J. Adams. L LaRussa, J. Little. 3rd Row: M. Allbritton. Honk! Honk! (J. Ellard) The B-Team cheerleaders cheer at B-Team football and basketball games, while the Freshman cheerleaders cheer at all Freshman football and basketball games, and wrestling matches. In addition, these girls work with the varsity cheerleaders to promote school spirit at the weekly pep rallies. They, too. attended cheerleading camp at Ole Miss. These squads, working together, won 1st place in the category of chants, placed in the top 10 in cheers, and brought home the spirit stick. 147 The girls' volleyball team had an outstanding season this year with an overall record of 22 wins and 8 losses, including tournament play. The Lady Rebels made it to the final four games of the Donoho tournament, in which 16 teams competed. The girls made it to the finals in the area tournament, where Deidra Bonovitch. Anne Irvine. and Jennifer Moore were named to the All-Tournament Team. Raise your hands it you're sure. A. Irvine) The top of the heap. COACH — D Speigner CAPTAINS — A. Irvine. J. Moore. TEAM — 1st row B. Ketcham. S. Copeland, H. Ogden. A Thompson. 2nd row: S. Williamson. S. Miller. F. Zito. E. Love. 3rd row: Mgr — J. Moore. Mgr — 8 Berry. L Stuedeman. J. Moore. K. McFiilen. 0. Bonovitch. K. Cicero. A. Satterwhito. A. Irvine. Mgr. — S. Teague. Coach Oebbio Speigner. 148 Managers — J Moore. S. Teague. B. Berry Can you hear the bounces of little volleyballs? (0. Bonovitcb. K. Cicero) The cross country team, coached by Randy Faust, finished another successful season. The Varsity team finished in the top 5 in all of their meets and were ranked 5th in the state. Scot Webb received All-State honors as Vestavia's top individual and was ranked 13th In the state. The boys’ junior high team finished runner-up in the state this year, led by State Jr. High Champion Lee McKinney and All-State champions Tom Lowry and Glen Sanders. The girls’ team finished 6th in the state with Kim Cosper placing 18th. Boys Gins' Mt. Brook Dual 2nd 2nd Tillman Williamson Invitational 3rd 3rd Mt. Brook Invitational - 5th Briarwood Invitational 2nd 3rd Buffalo Rock Invitational 2nd 4th Vulcan Classic 8th 6th John Carroll Invitational 3rd 5th Birmingham Area Championship 2nd 3rd Cullman Invitational 3rd 4th Alabama State 5th 6th 150 Boys' Team - 1st Row. B. Cannon. A GoWthwa.te. S. Huey. S. Webb. H. Cobb. C Phrihps. B. Dillard T Patterson. T. Phifer «• Coburn. 2nd Row - C. Hall. S. Flatland. E. Snell. B. Dudley, T. Lowry. L McK.nney. G. Sanders. 3rd Row - B. Phillips. B. Bullock. B Graybar. B Hen-dricks. J. Hodges. D. Edmunds. M. Hill. V Rives. J. Rogers. E. White. MANAGER — A. Joiner Running on empty. (K. Kyzer) Skip to my Lou. (S. Reddy) Put up your dukes. (8. Monroe) Why do I do this to myself? (L. CoOurn) Walking the chalklme. (K. Cosper) One lord a leaping (P. Corley. B. Phillips) Three Wind m ce. (B. Dudley. J. Hodges. H CoOb) One step ahead. (S. Webb) Fly like an eagle. (D. Sweitzer) On the loose. (K Becker) The 1985-86 track team have been rebuilding this year after the graduation of 15 seniors. Although they had a tough act to follow, the 1986 team was expected to compete well with such members as Matt Duvall. Andy Stidfole, Kim Kyzar, and Jennifer Moore leading their teams. The Jr. High team — county champions last year — were expected to be strong contenders this year. The teams competed with over-the-mountain teams and at invitationais in Florida. Louisiana, and Tennessee. 101 ways to scratch your back. (E. Dickinson) Boys Team — 1st Row: S Monti, M. Huey. E. White. K. Peaspanen. C. Stewart. J. Gilmore. 0. Sweitzer 2nd Row: B. Cannon. A. Goldthwaite. S. Huey. S. Webb. H. Cobb. C. Phillips, B. Dillard. T. Patterson. T. Phifer. E. Dickinson. J. Harper. R. Coburn. 3rd Row: S. Vataiaro. K. Becker. B. Booker. C. Hall. E. Snell, T Lowry. L McKinney. P. Corley. J. Saunders. H Sykes. 4th Row B. Cox. 8. Phillips, B. Graybar. B. Barton. K Tucker. B Hendricks. J. Hodges. D. Edmunds. M Hill. J. Lynch. V. Rives. B. Bullock. J. Rogers. 154 Girls' Team — 1st Row. D. Baker. J. Meyers. K. D'Ambra. J. Heaton. K. Cosper. J. Smith. S. Anderson. S. Shultz. A. Bell. S. Reddy. L Moore. C. Hawkins. R Mayne. 2nd Row: K Motley. J. Wuska. K. LaGroue. T. Bass. T Williams. M McDaniel. A. Cockfield. B. Monroe. L. Coburn. K Kyzer. K. LaRussa, C. Cloues. L. LaGroue. A. Fort, S. Rives. The 1986 Vestavia Hills wrestling team successfully defended its State Championship title. The season began with victories over top-ranked Hewitt-Trussville and Benjamin Russell. Also, wins at the Berry Tournament and the Vestavia Duals placed the Rebels among the top contenders for the state title. Going into the tournament, the team was again ranked number one with 8 wrestlers seeded in the top 3. The State tournament ended with Vestavia on top with 191 Vz to second place Benjamin Russell’s 143Vfr. The Rebels broke the record for the biggest margin of victory in the history of the state tournament. Vestavia had eight of its wrestlers placing in the tournament. Kirk Parker placed fourth, while James Witt. Sandy Lloyd. Chris James and Brian Tipton placed second in their respective weight classes. The 1986 State Champions were David Motley in the 98-pound weight class. Chris David in the 129-pound weight class and Jeff Segars in the 185-pound weight class. Chris David received the award for the most pins and was named the tournament's Most Valuable Wrestler. The team is coached by Steve Gaydosh. assisted by Henry Freeman. 54 John Carroll 6 28 Lee-Montgomery 26 37 Hewitt-Trussville 29 35 Benjamin Russell 22 48 Erwin 18 43 Berry 16 Tournaments Minor Invitational 2nd Berry Invitational 1st Hewitt Invitational 2nd Atlanta duals 3rd Vestavia Duals 1st State 1st VARSITY — 1st Row: C. Cochran, M Haggerty. A. Conley. B Tipton. G. Spencer. S. Ammons. J. Brown. T Kitchens. C. Thomas. K Oliver. S 8erry. S. Mistrot. K Lecroy 2nd Row: D. Motley. K Minor. G. Lott. C. Cornett. M Hamilton. M. Faulkner. N. Grove. B. Cummings. G. Shunnarah. J Witt. T Graffeo. T. Cochran. G. Hodges. B. Cuthbertson 3rd Row: 0. Motley. R. Weaver. C. David. M. Grelier. S. Uoyd. J Segars. R Strick. C James. K Parker. K Hamilton, M. McKell. M. Thomas. E Thomas. SENIORS — 1st Row: B. Cuthbertson. M. Hamilton. D. Motley. B. Tipton. T Cochran. K Oliver. M. Faulkner. G. Shunnarah. 2nd Row: C. David. M. Grelier. S. Lloyd. J. Segars. K. Parker. C James. A. Conley. R Strick. 1986 STATE CHAMPIONS — J. Segars. Coach Gaydosh. C. David. D Motley COACHES — H. Freeman. S.Gaydosh 157 Wrestlers received last minute instructions before finals. Team members display the winning trophy. Break 'em down Bucky. (J. Witt) Too close for comfort. (C. James) The b g red one. (K Parker) Don't mess with perfection' (C. David) Building bridges isn't enough. (D. Motley) Down and out m Vestavia Hills! (S. Lloyd) Vision Quest — The Final Chapter! (G. Shunnarah) Jr. Varsity — 1st Row; C. Rowell. J. Walsh. E. Monroe. C. Fountain. B. Foshee. D. Pihakis. 2nd Row; T. Hanna. S David. G. Langley. A. Barndaw. K. Weyrauch. D. Buettner. B. Lloyd. J. Philips. 3rd Row: Coach Prewett. L. McFarlin, G. Berry. S. Arrington. J. Conley. T. Bernard. V. Merrill. W. Movater. M. Youngblood. S. Gill. COACH — G. Prewett Turn him over Tyler. (T Hanna) Getting ready lor the whistle. (S. Gill) The Jr. Varsity wrestling team consisted of seventh and eighth graders from Pizitz Middle School and ninth graders from the high school. The team is coached by George Prewett. The record in dual meets was 6 wins and 4 losses. Several individuals placed in the top three in the county: Tyler Hanna. Stephen Gill. Dennis Deason. and Steve David. The County champion was Steve Arrington. CAPTAINS — 1st Row: A Cambell, M Juneman. 2nd Row: T. Boyd. E. Thomas. The Mat Maids, who support the wrestling program, are divided into 2 groups. Varsity and Jr. Varsity. Mat Maids have various duties at all home matches: keeping score, taking up money, and announcing the wrestlers of each match. They also encourage the wrestlers by decorating lockers and rooms. Their final duty is to assist at the state tournament. This year they have a new sponsor. Kris Peterson. Varsity — 1st Row. A Small. H. Wilson. T. Boyd. E. Thomas. H Childers. 2nd Row S Stono. P. Updograff. D Dandurand. T Beard. S Powell. M Beck. 3rd Row: L Graphos. D. Anderson. M. Swenson. C Carson. M Prugh. H. Douglas. Jr. Varsity — 1st Row: J. Smrth. A. CambeH. A. Bell 2nd Row M Juneman. S. Boatman. S Rives. A. BeU. E. Bullock. 161 The 1985-86 basketball team ended their winning season with a 16-15 record and broke the school's record for the most wins in a season. The team was guided by seniors Hal Clemrner. Jay Harris, Trent Marek, and Wade Woodard, who were aided by the starting juniors — David Cullighan, Eric Mann, and Scott Gurosky. Because of the experience they gained this year, next year s seniors should have another successful season. The team was under the direction of George Hatchett and Peter Braasch. 72 John Carroll 55 51 Homewood 54 33 Hueytown 44 42 Mt. Brook 36 46 McAdory 37 41 John Carro« 34 54 Erwin 49 54 Berry 55 44 Woodlawn 51 56 Pelham 53 51 Berry 64 50 Homewood 62 54 Hayes 48 52 McAdory 39 61 Fairfield 58 30 Shades Valley 34 46 Minor 45 35 Pelham 41 46 Berry 68 51 Homewood 54 63 John Carroll 46 55 Southside 40 58 Erwin 45 47 McAdory 48 47 Mt Brook 46 29 Shades Valley 30 43 Pelham 58 42 Homewood 46 49 Minor 47 AREA TOURNAMENT 33 Shades Valley 42 67 John Carroll 66 COACHES — P. Braasch. G. Hatchett SENIORS — 1st Row: T. Marek. M. Stockard. 2nd Row: W. Woodward. H. MANAGER — R Cooper Clemmer, J. Harris. VARSITY — 1st Row Coach Braasch. T. Merrill. J. Pharo. T Marek. J. Harns. M Stockard. M Dennis. P. Neil 2nd Row: Coach Hatchett. D Cutiighan. K Shea. E Mann. B Welbom, S. Gurosky. H. Clemmer. W Woodward. T. Lynch. R. Cooper — Mgr. 163 B-Team — 1st Row R. Frasier. S. Morns. K Smith. T. Flynn. J. Faulkner. M Meadows. 2nd Row: G. Gammil. W. Colvin. D Howeil. S. McKinney. M. Blue, J Holland. C. Gaskins. Coach Moon Who took my chair? (0 Howell) This year the B-Team was under the new coaching direction of Brian Moon. The boys practiced diligently 7th period and after school and ended the season with a record of 11-8. Highlights of the year included victories over Berry and Mt. Brook. 31 Huoytown 48 46 Mt. Brook 33 56 John Carroll 38 43 Erwin 40 43 Berry 27 28 Pelham 38 45 Erwin 33 36 Shades Valley 42 49 Minor 50 33 Polham 35 45 Berry 39 48 Homewood 41 53 John Carroll 46 55 Soulhs-.de 34 39 Erwin 30 37 Mt Brook 36 30 Shades Valley 51 35 Homewood 44 31 Minor 34 Girls' Team — 1st Row: M. Farris — Mgr., K Wyatt. A Fuller. B. Ketchem, S. Williamson. L. Stuedeman. A. Irvine. 2nd Row: A Zezulka. S. Stanley — Mgr.. A. Satterwhite. S. Miller. S. Teague. J. Moore. S. Sell. L. Twilley. Coach Braasch. T Kautman — Mgr. The 1986 girls' basketball team ended a sensational year with a record of 17-6. The team placed firsts in the Rebel Classic, with Jennifer Moore named MVP. Anne Irvine and Les Stuedeman were named to the All-Tournament Team. The team finished 2nd in the area tournament with Anne Irvine and Les Stuedeman named to the All-Tournament team. 156 COACH — F. Braasch. Jackson-Olm Jess Lanier Wenonah Homewood Mountain Brook Thompson Berry Mountain Brook John Carroll Jackson-Olin Shades Valley Wenonah Berry Thompson John Carroll Pelham Hewitt-Trussville Mountain Brook Shades Valley Homewood Pelham John Carroll Berry CAPTAINS — A. Irvine. J. Moore. L. Twilley. Reaching new heights' (K Wyatt) Lot the good times roll' (B. Ketchom) The right stuff On the rehound! (S. Williamson) All the right moves. A star is born (J Moore) MANAGERS — M Farris. S. Stanley. T Kaufman Freshmen — 1st Row B Davts. E Baldwin. M C Halla. S Akridge. T Hoard. T Banks. The 1986 season was a very successful one for the freshman team. Their hardwork and perseverance was rewarded with a winning record of 10-7. The team was coached by Rick Grammer. 49 Gresham 43 31 Bottenfield 50 38 Pittman 56 59 Mt. Brook 40 54 Homewood 40 50 Berry 41 69 Hewitt 40 46 Mt Brook 35 63 Gresham 69 46 Bottenfield 45 55 Pittman 56 69 Berry 63 55 Homewood 45 46 Pittman 50 63 Berry 49 38 Walker 39 51 Gardendale 55 Pitts. T Marek, C. Gamble. J. Martin. W. Wallace 2nd Row H. Sykes. C. Speegle. D. Mosley. K. Moore. Shoot the hoop! (T. Heard) COACH —R Grammer. Stretch Armstrong. (S. Cheung) The Vestavia Hills High School gymnastics team consists of nine girls who work to improve their talents and skills. The team participates in various special meets and events beginning in January. Coached by Lynn Sullivan, the team also presents exciting performances at pep rallies. Aili-oop! (A. Small) Is this how a parakeet (eels’ {B. Cullighan) Team — 1st Row: A. Small. S. Cheung. S. Hooper 2nd Row: S. Claybum. B Cullighan. K. Owens E Hand. M. Nelson If my tnends could see me now! (E Hand) COACH—L. Sulhvan 169 Under the direction of Mrs. Tammy Towns, the Rebelettes practice daily to perfect their routines. They attend a summer camp to prepare them for the upcoming year of pep rallies, basketball games, and special performances. This year's captains are Leigh Burks and Michele Nelson. SPONSOR — T. Towns. CAPTAINS — Leigh Burks and Michele Nelson SQUAD — tst Row: M. Nelson. L. Burks. 2nd Row. W. Morin. K. Zito. S. Monroe. L. Cade. H. Wilson. J. Wilson. L. Dreyspring. E. Bowden. A. Boyd. T. Tipton. P Kennedy. E. Hand. L McGeever, C. Koulourides. E Martin. 3rd Row: M. Gulas. A Jones. B. Holcomb. N. Merrill. T. Hayes. S. Riley 4th Row: C. Quick. K. Allen. L. Allen. S. Sides. 5th Row: V. Gajewski. K Owens Rock around the clock. (A. Jones) Stick 'em upl Chorus Line: Part II. SENIORS — 1st Row: J. Wilson, 8. Holcomb. A. Jones. E Hand 2nd Row: M Nelson. E. Martin. N. Merrill. L Dreyspnng. K. Zito, W. Monn. 3rd Row: M Gulas. L Burks. S. Riley. T. Hayes. K. Owens Aquaman! (S. Unton) Another lap. another wrinkle. (B. Seidel) The 1985-86 swimming team practices year round to compete during the 3 months of January through March. The team competed in several invitationals. traveling to Huntsville. Emory, and finally to Tuscaloosa for the Alabama State Championship. In the State Championship. the team placed third including a victory in the 200-yd. Medley Relay. Individual state champions were Todd Wimer for the 200-yd. breaststroke and Harris Troutman for the 200-yd. freestyle. Harris Troutman was voted Most Valuable Swimmer and served as team captain. COACHES — Jack Barnacastle. Not pictured: Johnny Barnacastle. 1st Row: K. McFalls, T. Wimer. C. Collins. B. Ludwig. 2nd Row: J. Hagler. H. Troutman. S. Linton. P Ludwig. B. Seidel. Team — 1st Row: C. Coggin. T. Cobb. J. Hollingsworth, D Walter. T. Tumlin. 0 Davtd. S. Register. 2nd Row: J. Oaffm. B. Ferris. J. Douglass. S. Clayburn. E. Dickinson. D. White. J. Lynch. 3rd Row: P Flynn. D. Westhoven. B. Estock. M. Thomas. T Peaspanen. T. Keith. W. Woodward. B. Dudley. J. Mahafley. D. Coggin. Coach Grammar. gave up an average of less than one goal per game. The four team captains were Darren White. David Westhoven. Bryan Estock. and Tom Peaspanen. 3 Hewitt 1 1 Altamont 0 8 Homewood 1 5 John Carroll 1 6 Berry 1 1 Pelham 1 1 Auburn 2 5 Huffman 1 3 Indian Springs 2 3 Huffman 2 4 Mt. Brook 0 3 Shades Valley 0 Vestavia Invitational Tournament CAPTAINS — D. White. D. Westhoven. Coach Grammar, B. Estock. T. Peaspanen. 6 Hewitt 6 Mt. Brook Coach — R. Grammar 1 Pelham 3 John Carroll 1 1 2 0 Whore did it go? (D. White) The drinks are on me' (J. Mahaffey) Bombs awayl! (D. Ctoe) 173 The 1985 varsity baseball team had a very successful year. The strong senior line-up led the team to a 22-9 record. In addition the team was runner-up in the 6-A County Championship. Varsity baseball was under the direction of Coach Sammy Dunn. CAPTAINS Dan Flynn Will Meadows MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Pat Monti HITTING AWARD Greg Hammond GOLDEN GLOVE AWARD John Ray OUTSTANDING PITCHER David Pardue HUSTLE AWARD Martin Manors Greg Hammond EAST AND WEST AHS ALL-STARS Mike Pemberton Pat Monti 174 Running with the wind. (M. Pemberton) Grace, poise — I have it all! (C. Charge! (E. Asencio) Dickinson) COACH — S. Dunn Need a shave. Dave? (D. Pardue) varsity — 1st Row: C. Ballinger. M. Faulkner. E. Asencio. K. Dmga. J. Ray. Coach Dunn. W. Meadows. M Manors. P Monti. M. Pemberton. M. Kash. 2nd Row: M Pugh. C. Browne. J Greathouse. D. Flynn, B. Weyrauch, J. Bowers. S. Gurosky. D. Pardue. C, Dickinson. L. Otten. P. Halford. G. Hammond 175 Who was that masked man? (Coach Rush. Coach Dunn) Another one bites the dust. (S. Gurosky) 176 B-Team — 1st Row. R. Fraser. M. Glaze. M Westhoven, J. Wall. C. McCowan. M. Lankford. S. Morris. S. Blatmca 2nd Row: T. Arthur. J. Holland. J. Faulkner. G. Galloway. D. West. M Meadows. T. Gratfeo. B. Stockard. 3rd Row: Coach Lavender. T. Flynn. C. Weyrauch. B. Weiborn. T. Lynch. C. Stewart. D. Cull ghan. M. Dermis. Starch in my uniform, again! (B. Weiborn) Hey! Hey' All you Rebels' (T. Graffeo) COACH — B. Lavender The 1985 B-team baseball team had a winning season. The team had a 9-game winning streak, ending the season with a 14-3 record. The team was led by pitchers David Cullighan and Brent Weiborn and was coached by Ben Lavender. 177 Diamond Dolls are the official hostesses for the baseball program. The duties of a Diamond Doll include selling tickets and concessions, cleaning bases, and posting signs to inform the student body about upcoming games. The most important goal of the Diamond Dolls is to promote school spirit for the baseball program. SPONSOR — E. Fullington VARSITY — 1st row: L. Dreyspring. M. Frings, J. Moore. E. Thomas. L. Conyers. B. Gall. G. Hill. 2nd row: J. Wilson. J. Howard. J. Goidasich. E. Fullington — Sponsor. P. Patterson. N. Merrill. CAPTAINS — 1st row: H. Wilson. A. Joiner. 2nd row: M B-TEAM — 1st row: J. Smith. J. Arnold. K. McConnell. K. Matuszak. H. Wilson, D. Oandurand. 2nd Fringe. B. Gall, L. Conyers. row: J. Smith. S. Williamson. K. Wyatt. A, Joiner, A. Evans. D. Anderson. 178 8oys Golf Team — 1st Row. T. Cochran. S Welch. P. Dean. B. Goldasich. T. Merrell. 2nd Row: B. Habshey. W Cotvm, M. Sullivan. Coach Suilens (Thad and Tyler). B. Angelin!. M. Stockard. J. Corona Free game for a hole in one. (B. Goldasich) The incredible driving edge. (M Stockard) The 1985 boys’ golf team finished with a record of 5 wins and 3 losses. The team played in the Columbus. Georgia Invitational Tournament. Bubba Goldasich, the team s most valuable player, made the play-offs in the sectional matches at Pinson Valley. The team captain of the girls’ team was Tammy Kaufman. The team played in the state tournament in Mobile. The boys’ team was coached by Terry Suilens. and the girls' team was coached by Steve Gaydosh. This is easier than if looks.(B. Habshey) Give it your best shot. (T. Kaufman) COACH — T. Suilens. (Not pictured: S. Gaydosh) Girls Golf Team — 1st Row: 0. Styles. 2nd Row: C. Johnson. T Kaufman. The 1985 boys' tennis team had a challenging season, finishing with an 8-2 record. The girls' team also had a very successful season. They finished 7th in the state after winning the region. The 1986 teams prepared for their season by practicing at Wald Park and by taking individual lessons. The boys are coached by Carlos Ballard while the girls are under the supervision of Larry Gibson. Boys Team — 1st Row: C. Thomas. C Graham. G. Cook. R. Reddy. P. Troxell. K. Jones. C. Genet-ski, K. Hunton. D Dobbins, S. Ba.ley, F. Tu. 2nd Row: Coach Ballard. T Pondor. W Ransom. K. Werdehotf. T. Jeter. S. Smith. M. Mathis. K Lahey. C. Martin 180 Girls' Team — 1st Row: Coach Gibson. H. Warren. G. Hill. C. Kennedy. T. Board. R. Roddam. T. Boyd 2nd Row: L Langley. K. Mollison. K. Matuszak. M. Juneman. S Perry. K. Juneman. B. Smitherman. K. Lahey. D Owen. H Otten Organizations Editors Holly Hagler Keri McConnell Kerri West The Student Government Association is a group composed of officers elected from the student body as a whole and representatives from homerooms. Members of the SGA this year have planned and participated in various activities including the Halloween costume contest, the Mexican Relief Fund during homecoming, the Thanksgiving canned food drive, and the Toys-for-Tots movie at Christmas. SGA has also sponsored the air band contest, the talent show, and the slave auction. SENIORS — 1st Row: R Roddam, K. Wills. K. Speed. J Hems. T Truitt. M, Hamilton. K. Parker. M Faulkner. B. Hendricks. JUNIORS — 2nd Row T. Pender. E Mann. K Hamilton. B. Phillips. J Brown. J. Wuska, S. Stono. K. McConnell, M McKoll. SOPHOMORES — 3rd Row. A. DuBard, L. loBugiio, S Wilkes. M Tunmlro. M Meadows. FRESHMEN — 4th Row: T. England. N. Tratfanstodt. V. Pizzitola, J. Adams, A. Campbell. S. Hooper. M. Juneman. ’ S Wyklo Not Pictured S Armistead. J Cnapman, B. Holcomb. G. Milam, A Chandler. K Sheehy D Brosowsky. L Carlin, G Hodges. B. Reuse. S. 184 Smith. S Ba-loy. M McDaniel. J. Sheildr. President: Brett Hendricks Boys' Vice-President Mark Hamilton Parliamentarian Kirk Parker Secretary Julie Boone Historian Mike Faulkner Chaplain: Jen Siniard Treasurer Tony Truitt Girls' Vice-President Holly Renneker In Its sixteenth year of publication, the Reveille is the product of the concerted efforts of its staff. Members ot the staff spent their summer selling ads and have worked throughout the year designing pages, writing copy, and creating captions to complete their individual sections of the book. The members of the staff have spent free time and late nights in order to preserve the timeless moments of this year We proudly present our record of those moments — the 1986 Reveille. SPONSOR: Dole Quin EDITOR: Tracey Boyd CO-EOITOR Rondo Roddam CO-EDITOR: Ellen Thomas I FEATURES: Laurie Dreyspring, Andy Goldthwaite ACTIVITIES: Chns Nutter FACULTY Megan Beck, Laura Langley 188 CLASSES: Kern Wilson. Sharon Lamb. Kem Stigter BUSINESS: KeiL-e Foster. Kristi Taylor. Kris Moore BEAUTY: Debbie Dandurand. Andrea Cox. Katrina Speed SPORTS All! Small Erin O'Neill, Susan Stone (Not Pictured: Kim Cosper) ORGANIZATIONS: Ken McConnell, Kerri West. Holly Hagler PHOTOGRAPHERS: Megan Beck. Steve Lambert j DEB A TE Having excelled at the Barkley Forum — the most prominent national high school tournament — and having become state champions in its second year, the debate team lived up to its reputation during its third year in existence. Such performances have been due to the dedication of its hard working students and coach, Miss Dukes, who was named Alabama's Outstanding Debate Coach for 1984-85 This year Heather Tharpe and Sharon Cheung participated in the prestigious debate tournament held at Montgomery Bell Academy. The team attended the state championship and did well in competition. 190 1st Row J. McKnkjht. S. Williams 2nd Row. K. Wills. S Cheung, L. Evers, M. Lewis, L. Shannon 3rd Row: P. Putnam, E Goacher. B. Hendricks. S. Sooodl, J. Shjelds. D Allison 4th Row: A. Crawford. S. Sheror, H Tharpe. A. Lewis.S Porter. The Muse stall, sponsored by Jennie Owens, is a group of students who semiannually publish the school’s literary magazine. Members of the stall select creative works of poetry, prose, and art from those submitted by the student body. At the assembly programs presenting the Muse, the staff recognizes those students with outstanding works. MUSE wnimrmm 1st Row M GUbort. T. Gratfeo. I. Gilbert, M Archor 2nd Row: T Pender. K Wills D. Fackils, M Fronch. R Tumlln. H. Tnarpo. The Vestavia math team is nationally recognized. This past summer, twenty of its members went to Hawaii, where the junior team placed first in the nation. All three math team levels consistently score In the top three at all tournaments. 1st Row; L Shannon. S. Stanley. L Moore. M. McOanio;. K. Moore. E Taylor 2nd Row: J Hansen. R Mayno. R. Ginn. S. Clayburn. C. Chen. S. Reddy. A Dun, R Putcha. 3rd Row. K. Lahey. R. Maxon. S. Gaixjh A Loenn, R. Moore. T. Phifer. E. Watts. D. Lambert. 4th Row; K Moore. K Gauoh. M Myers. J. Bunnell. A Tolwani. J. Singleton. E Weaver 5th Row. K McFalis. B Ludwig. E Snell. A. Goldthwaite. S Flatland. P Davis, S Lambert 192 ' ■ 1st Row: B. Hendricks 2nd Row: S. Bruno. J McKraght. T. Layton, M Hamilton. 3rd Row: D. Allison. S. Thompson A Bonds G Styles R Head Hod. C Walker J Lynch. THESPIANS he Vestavia theatrical program is fortunate to have a 1 iber of very talented students as members of its Thes-tn troupe A student must earn at least 100 participation urs during two shows to be inducted into the troupe. At its annual banquet new members are initiated, and awards are given for the theatrical achievements of the year. The group also gives a scholarship to a senior interested in pursuing a theatre-related major in college. 193 NA TIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is an organization which recognizes students who excel in the areas of scholar ship, leadership, character, and service. The Honor Socie ty posts the honor roll and participates in various projects such as planting shrubs to help beautify the school. Nev. members are initiated in a tapping ceremony which takes place during the second semester of the school year 194 1st Row B Hendricks. K. Tucker. J Hodges, A Go dthwait8 M.Johnston S. Fianana. P Flynn, j Bunnoii 2nd Row R Mooro. R Roddam. J Farmer. G. Hill C Cloucs. L. Dreyspring, J Wilson A Jones. C Snood. T Chung. A Tolwam. S Swan Not Pictured A, Lazarus. H Renneker The Spanish Honor Society is a national organization which recognizes outstanding achievement in Spanish. The requirements for the honor society are stringent. The members must have A averages for three consecutive semesters In Spanish as well as an A-B academic average. New members are inducted each spring at the initiation banquet. SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY 1st Row V Shunnarah. J. Boone. K. Taylor. K West. E O'Neill. E Hand. L Dreysprmg, T Chung 2nd Row: D T.bbott, C Cloues. J Siniard. G Smith. K. Staler. V. GajewsKI, K Matuszak, C. Jones, s. Swan. J. Wuska 3rd Row K Tucker. A Joiner, J. Wilson. P. Corley. K Hamilton, M. Mathis. J Saunders. B. Hendricks, S Smith, S Vatalaro. M. Johnston. S Flatland. Not Pictured. C Martin 195 FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY The French Honor Society honors those French students who have demonstrated excellence in classroom performance in French. New members are selected each spring from the Sophomore. Junior, and Senior classes. Students are initiated at a spring banquet. 196 1 st Row. J McNamee. J Hodges, S. Claytxwn, L. Buckingham. T. Pondor 2nd Row: C. ( Row: A. Totwani, R Ginn. M Lewis. K. Gaugh, L. Moore, M Porter. S. Stanley, G Milam Quill and Scroll is an honor society that recognizes students who are talented In art and literature. Each member must be ranked in the top one-third of the Junior and Senior classes. In addition, to be inducted a student must have original work published in the Muse or be outstanding members ot the Reveille or Muse staffs. Totwam. I. Gilbert. R K WMS, U zn J mow. j. rwcnnignt. l BoCKmgnam. j. r-armer m. Loxley. K. Speed. L Cobum. M. Beck. K Moon- l Moore. 3rd Row. S vataia'o. A. GoWtHwa-te. K. Sugier. S. Stone. K West. E. O NeH. T. Boyd. E. Thomas 4th Row: G Garnot. M. French S Cheung. V. Rives. M King S Lambert 0 AlUson. S. Monti. S Lamb. K. Taylor. M Archer 5tn Row T Pender. L Dreyspnng, B. Hendricks. Not pictured K McConnell 197 The Vestavia Hills High School Choir is composed of students with exceptional talents for singing. The choir is divided into 3 sections: Concert Choir, Advanced Jazz Ensemble, and Girls' Ensemble. Both the Concert Choir and the Jazz Ensemble participated in competition at the National Peanut Festival in Dothan. Alabama, where they won superior ratings. The Concert Choir and Jazz Ensemble performed many Christmas programs including a home concert at the high school This year in District Competition at Shades Valley High School, the Concert Choir received a superior rating in sight reading and an excellent rating lor their performance. The choir also attended the Competition of Champions Spring Fling in Orlando. Florida. 1st Row: K. LeVaughn, K Jarrell. W Schlegei. K. Kinney. I McMunn. H. Smith. T. Robedeau. J. Redpath, S Roper. K Lively. A. Prescott. J. Camp. S Robinson. 2nd Row C. Walker. R Head. S. W.liiams. R Williams. C. Darnels. P. Dickey. K Robinson. M Myers. M Stoop. J Williams. C Hawkins. B. Magargoo. J. Gibbs. A. Harvey. 3rd Row: A. McBodo. A Watson. K Parsons. S. Neely. J. Woekel. B Holcomb, P Gillespie. W Evans. K Evans. K. Borman. I. Arnlaugsson, S. Fuller. G Garriot, C. Jones. 4th Row C. Hortberg. D Jones, B Uoyd. K. Harper. M, Youngblood. W Hay. N. Com. M Adams, D. Ray. P Troxeli, 8 Rouse. C Malone. L Roose. S. Primm. Not pictured: M. Boyd. D. Dennis. J. KBroven F Lynch. K McCutcheon. J Matthews. B Williams. ADVANCED JAZZ ENSEMBLE — 1st Row: K lively. W Schtegei, C. Thornburgh, K. McConnell. S. Williams. 2nd Row. K. Kinney. A. McBride. G.Garriott. S. Fuller. 3rd Row: 0 Ray. M. Adams. P Knight. S Davis. P. Troxell 4th Row: K. Harper. C. Malone. C Hortberg. N. Crim. B. Reuse ASSISTANT DIRECTOR — Joy Sanders MARCHING BAND I I .v | U CLARINETS — 1st row. L. Carr. C. Lamb, R. Maxson, S. Lamb, K. Gaugh, B. Davidson. R. Ray. S. Lambert 2nd row: S. Roper. J. Tucker. Y. DeLage. G. Rudd. L Sturtevant. L Ford. K. Moore. E Watts. C. Malone. J. Nicks. K. Vaudo. TUBAS — J. Jowors. W. Hay. 202 FRENCH HORNS — J. Williams. R. Davis. N. Williamson. T. Branch. TRUMPETS — G. Ramsey. S Smith. R. Veitch, A Carlisle. E. Salsar, M. Jackson, M Tortomasi. B. Richey. The Vestavia Hills High School Rebel Marching Band, under the direction of Dr. Ted Galloway, had another successful year. For example, while competing in the Athens Marching Festival, the band achieved best-in-class, with all groups receiving superior ratings. The band's other activities Included marching in the Vestavia and Hoover Christmas parades. During the Christmas holidays, the group traveled to Miami. Florida, to march in the annual Orange Bowl Parade. TROMBONES — M. Crisp, 8. CaspeU, M McNemar PERCUSSION — 1st Row. N. VasHakis. M Levine. C. Hanig. B. Bedford, T Stewart. 0. Kiiey. J. Lee. G Stylos. D. Styles. C. Olivo 2nd Row M Eagle. M. Styles D. Jordan. J. Rhodes. M. Stephan SAXOPHONES — 1st Row. 0. Schepkor. L Sm.th, 0. Hardy. K. McArthur. 0. Smith. C. Glass. 2nd Row. B Riddiehover. B. Cropper. D. Lambert. J Shields. A. Jones. SENIORS — 1st Row R Ray. P Casaio. M. Jackson. W. Hay. 8 Caspeli. D. Hardy. 0. Ash, 2nd Row C. Davis. J PiHeten. D. Foster. C Jones. J. Freeman. J. Norlander. T Moore. Y DeLage. M. Stephan. S. Swan, G Styles. R. Moore OFFICERS — Hist. — J Ptileteri. Chap. — H. Higdon. Hist — 0. Foster. Sec. — R. Ray.Treas — C. Oavis V-Pres — L Jones. Pres. — C. Jones 203 FLAGS — 1st row: J. Nortander — Captain. C Shunnarah. K. Grigsby. A DeLage, K Pierce, w. Schiegal. A. Prescott. D. Bertelia. L Meienyzer, D. Dandurand — Captain. 2nd row: S. Phillips, L. Robertson, I Arntaugsson. S Hay. K Borman. J Hansen. B Slaughter. K Poymer. C Marshall. T Spence. S. Frey The VHHS Colorguard is a group of talented girls directed by Joe Terry. This year the girls participated In many community as well as school activities. They worked hard to entertain the student body and parents at football games and at both the Athens Marching Festival and the Hoover Marching Invitational. In addition to receiving superior ratings, the majorettes also received the highest score of the day and placed third in the state at a competition in Clanton. Alabama. — Co-captain, C Clark 2nd row: J Ransdeii, D Foster. M Levio, G. Christ. C Jones. DRUM MAJOR - Jon Freeman RIFLES — S. Gaugh, H. Higdon L Fagln, L. Jones — Captain. P Updegroff — Co-captain, R. uich. a Lynn. M. Swenson 204 Isl Row; S. Swan. C. Glass, C. Jonos. D. Smith. K. McArthur. D Hardy 2nd Raw: Sponsor — Tod Galloway R. Ray, M McNemar, M Cnsp. T Branch. J Freeman 3rd Row; L. Smith, M. Levi no, 0. Pierce, E. Sfllscr. G. Ramsey, A Carhle. 1st Row; R. Poczaio . J Jennings, B. Hall. 0. Schepfcc-r, D. Hardy. 2nd Row. E Haarbauor. D Pierce. D Ash. M, Tortomasl. R Vertch. J. Freeman, Sponsor — Ted Gallo-way. 205 CONCERT BAND l6t Row r. Granger, K Mooro. C. Lyrene. A. DoLage. L King. L Richoy. 0. Dandurand. 2nd Row: L. Carr. L Ford. J. Tucker. J Rodpath. T Moore. C Shun-narah, L Stringer. J. McQueen. N Rookis 3rd Row M. Tortomasi. R. Veitch.S. Sims. C Glass. J. Jennings. B. Cropper. B Hall. A Jones. 8. Ridlehover. 4th Row C. Oliver, n. Vasilakis. D Jordan. J. Lee. J. Rhodes. Director — Joe Terry. y SYMPHONIC BAND 1st Row R Moore. R. Ray. S. Lamport. B Davidson. L Sturtovant. E Taylor. R Wilkes, S. Swan. 2nd Row: K. Grigsby. R Maxsoo. H Higdon. J. Nicks. Y. J Williams. N Williamson D. Ray. R. Davis. T. Branch. L Jones. P. Updegraff. L Duncan. C. Marshall. C. Malone. 3rd Row C. Lamb. G Rudd, S. E Watts. K. Qaugh. K Moore. S. Lamb. M. Jackson. D. Hardy. A CarMo. Y. doLathouder. E S3iser. G. Ramsey. K McArthur D Lambort. J. Shields. D Schepker. L Smith. D Smith. C Jones. 4th Row: D. Styles. G Styles. M Stephan. M Styles. M. Eagle. P Murdock. T Stewart. M Lovine. J. Barnett, j. 206 Freeman. B. Caspoll. J TunnolJ. M. McNemar. M. Crisp. Director — Tod Galloway The Stage Crew is responsible (or the operation and upkeep of the auditorium. The members work during the fall play, the spring musical, the beauty pageant, the talent show and all assemblies. The Stage Crew is also responsible for technical direction of homecoming and graduation ceremonies. 19t row. L. Evers. T. Cason. E Howell. H. Forbes. 2nd Row. R. Veitch. G. Lott. J. Lyncn. M. Huber. 3rd Row: S. Hines. A Bonds. S. Thompson. J. Williams 4th Row: M. Holt. S Bruno. 207 The Rebel Girls are a group selected to be the official school hostesses. To be a Rebel Girl requires a great deal of time and responsibility. They support the school’s athletic program by attending all football games, home basketball games, and home wrestling matches. The girls also serve at many school functions during the year such as College Night. Miss Reveille, and the school play and musical. Several of their other activities include attending the PTA Open House, helping with the math tournament, and ushering at graduation. During the summer, the Rebel Girls were one of many groups selected to sell programs at Summerfest. 208 IS! Row: K. Stigtef. E. Thomas, J. Goidaslch. C. Ctoues, 0 Styles. K West 2nd Row: T. EJiwood. H. Hruske. K. Matuszak. K. Kuykendall, a. Williams. K. Mo Ison, K. Foster. K. McConnell Not Pictured: K Cosper Kim loves E.T. (E. Thomas. K. Cospor) Rebel Girls say seniors reegn SENIORS — J. Goldasich. C. Cloues. D Stylos. E. Thomas. Tho Rebel Girl Ruler. (K. Bryant) The Key Club is a service organization known for its school and community activities such as monthly visits to the Pell City Boys' Ranch, including an annual Christmas party. Community activities also include assisting at the Barbara Mandrell tennis and golf tournament and making a donation to the Lakeshore Rehabilitation Center. School members direct traffic at all home football games. This year the club printed a Key Club Sweetheart Calendar and sold it to raise money. 1st Row. c. Genetski. R. Cherry. R. Bedford. J. Lynch. B. Thorpe. C. Cochran. D. Coggm. T. Cochran. 2nd Row: D Kiely. K. Hunton. T. Pender. T. Patterson. T. Keith. P Flynn. M Miller M Mathis. C. Ballard 3rd Row. C Nutter. C. Folsom. S. Ctayburn. C Martin. T. Flynn. 4th Row: P. Ludwig, M. Myers. C. Glass. R Poczatek, P Troxeli. M. Hill, C. Thomas. S. Huoy. K. Sehn. E Uher. R. Roddam. J Wuska. V Gajewuki, J. Littlo. S. Corley 5th Row: J Myers. B Cook. J. Douglas. K. Shelly, S Rogister. G. WakJrup. G. Cook, J. Smiard. C. Clsrk. H. Troutman 6th Row: S Ammons. T. Lowry. H Twilly.T Branch. 210 J. Brown. N Grove. D. Crows. K. Powell. J. Crum. B. Ferris. T Banks. T Hannah. S 8ailey. L. Alien. M Atlbotton. G. HIU. K. McConnell. OFFICERS: 1st Row: Treas. — T. Pendor. Sec.— T. Cochran. V.-Prea. — J. Douglass 2nd Row: Sponsor — C. Ballard. Fr Rep. — G. Cook. Soph. Rep — T Flynn. Jr. Rep — M Mathis, Sr Rep. - P Flynn Sweetheart — T Layton. Pres — H Troutman Not Pictured Chap —V Rives. St. Gov — G.Cook Hats ott to the Rebels (T Lowry. J. Harper. H Twlfey, G. Waldrop) Members sell programs at the Barbara Mondreii golf and tennis tournament |B Ferns.J Hagler. H. Troutman) SWEETHEARTS-1st Row: R Roddam. J Simard. C. Clark. J. Wuska. V Gejewsk. G l«.a. J.Uttto S Corley 2nd Row: L. Alien. M Attention. K. McConneM. 211 LETTER MEN The Vestavia Hills High School Lettermen Club consi of athletes who have received letters in their respec sports. Every year, as part of the homecoming fostivii _ the club holds a hot dog sale during the bonfire Coai Sammy Dunn is the club's sponsor. 212 v EETHEARTS — 1st Row. E Bullock. S. WolnskL P. Pierce. K. Lively. T. England. C. Pullman. R Gray. S. Corley. S. Armistoad. G Lyons. 2nd Row. L ngley. K Moinson. 0. Owens. S. Hoopor, J. Boono. L. Burks. M. Nelson. G. Yoe, L. Allen. G. Hill No! pictured — E Thomas. CLUB MEMBERS — 3rd ■W T Gralleo, J Segars. 4th Row C. David. B. Goldasich. J. Douglass. 5th Row: K Parker. C. Ballinger. B. Harry. A. Conley 6th Row: T. Marek. A tidioio. J Chapman. 7th Row G. Hodges. M. Pugh. R. Dennis. M Maner • McKeli. S Welch. P Hood. S Unton Row G. Hodges. M Pugh. R. Denrus. lood. S Lamb 10th Row K. Voigas, H Troutman. M, Stockard. V. Rives 11th Row: B. Habshey, L. 12th Row: P Neil E Mann. M. Mrstrot. P Casey. 13th Row: M. Thomas. S. Gurosky, H. Clemmer 14th Row G. Hammond. D. Tibbett. M'Selt, s. 8th Row: K. Homilton, T Merrill, S. Ammons. C. Browne. S L oyd 9th Row Bow K. Voigas, HTroutman, M. Stockard. V. Rives 11th Row: B. Habshey, L. Otten. B. Cummings, C. The Jr. Exchange Club — like its parent club, the Exchange Club of Vestavia Hills — is a service club. Jr. Exchange participates in the Veterans’ Day parade by distributing flags to the audience and helps with the Exchange Club poppy sale. Members also serve the school through several work projects. m: C Marshall. K. Grigsby. J McQueen. L Miller. R. Ulch. D. Styles. C. Shunnarah, E. Wynns. L. Fag in. C. Cars yzer. P. Updegrafl. M. Beck, H Higdon. S. Lamb, K. Pointer, M French. J. Lamer. N Rookts. 1C Morrison. L. . G. Ramsey. J. Owing . J. Brookshire. K. Buryn. D. Cheek. L Sturtovant. E. Wiggins. V. Jones. B Cropper. L. path, C. Sneed. G. Scott. 0. Ray, R. Maxson, R. Veitch. 7 Stewart, J. Rhodes. G. Styles. M. Phillips. K. Pierce. S. Lambert. 0. Schepker, A Adams, A Jones. G. Rudd 1st Row Meienyzer Roper . C. Carson. M Prugh. 2nd Row: L Jones. L. Mi Cobum. K. Kuykendall. 3rd Row. S. Duncan 4th Row: W. Seidol, J. Red- Stephen. 5th°l?ow: D. Smith. K. McArthur. 8 Davidson. S. 213 _ The Leo Club, the junior branch of the Vestavia Hills Lions Club, serves both the school and community. Every year, the club helps to make homecoming a success by sponsoring the homecoming dance. The members also help the Lions Club during their annual fruit sale. Several of their other activities include participating in the Vestavia Elementary East Halloween Carnival Spook House, helping with the Vestavia Dogwood Run in the spring, and working at the Miracle Mile i , a . „ , DfevsprinO. J Wilson. 2nd Row D. Baker. M. McDaniel. C. FuJIman. M. Albritton, K Wost, D. Dondurano, K Taylor. T. tarBon. COarZ s HaJG Chnst 3rd Row G Panata, A Evans. E. Goacner. T Thurman. L LoBugltO, K. Lahey A Cox. A Goldlhwaito. A Battle. A. Delago, T Castleberry 4th Row T Phiter. R. Furner. A Williams. K. Barnett. A. DuBard S Davis. K Moore. A. Bonds. J Weisonleld 5tti Row M. Westhoven. S. Pork. K Couch. A Gavin Not Pwtured T Anton. A Bell. L Bentty, K. Camp. L. Cartin, D. Craddock. P Dean K Eargle, K Foster. S Gsugh. K. Gear. J. Gibbs. J. Hansen. K Harper. G. Hudson. A Jones. M. Juneman. L Lagtoue. L Larussa, J. Lanzi. L. Loatn, j. Lee. T. Loo. J. Lynch. R Malki. T Martin. R. Mayne. L McGeo. H O Brian, S. Reddy. S. Rives. J Smith. L. Smith. D Splawn. M White. K Wilson. C Chen 214 Tug loo that roared. (K. West. C. Clark. J. Wilson) Three twrsts and this wilt be a dog. |E Goacher) OFFICERS — 1st Row: Pres — J. Wilson, Treas. — T Phifer. Sec — L Dreyspring. 2nd Row. Soph. Board Member — L. LoBugl o. Pari. — K. West. Boys V.-Pres. — M. Westhoven. hist — K. Taylor. Jr Board Momber — D. Dandurand. Not Pictured Sr Board Member — A. Jones. Gins V -Pres. — H O’Brien Decorote the wail, not me! (J Smith. R Moyne) BASIC The BASIC Club. Brothers And Sisters In Christ, is a service organization sponsored by Coach George Prewett. Members annually provide food for a needy family at Thanksgiving. This year, as every other year, the club has encouraged school spirit by giving carnations to all senior girls during homecoming weekend and by decorating the lobby 1st Row: L Thomason, L Thigpen. S Wykle, J. Howard. A Joiner, K. Borman. I. Aumgtausson. B Magargee. S. Demon. 2nd Row K Wills. M Lewis. M Careaihers, A Bell. A Lowis R Williams, L. Hobbs. S. Johnston 3rd Row- P. Gillespie, K McConnoii. J. Heath, B. Hill, L SchoM. M Jackson. E Salsor. o. Pierce, K McFalis, N. Cnm, B Cannon. C Turner 4th Row. D. Hoeletman, M Porter R Langor, S Monti, Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a nondenominational organization of athletes and coaches. The members work and serve Christ at school, church, and athletic activities. One of the service projects of the club includes raising money for needy families at Thanksgiving. Each year the club sends delegates to the state and national F.C.A. conventions. 216 Hoard. C Haila. C. Speig.i J Wan. Hunt. D. Walton. K Smith 4th Row LoOoy, G Gaiiaway, W Sykes, J Allison. B. Hall. S. Morns, D Howell A McCloskoy. J. Dorman. E. Hanson. J. Un. S Ackridge. M. Jolston. 2nd Row: M. Pitts. G. Berry. L Vaughn. T. Shunnarah. D Lovell. G. Saunders. 3rd Row: M Purser. K. Shea, J Holland. M Meadows. B. Welborn. J. Faulkner. S Tipton. E Broch. L Merrill. K. Ve gas. S. Byler. C. Weyrauch. J. Stykes. J. Harris. R Tarter. M. Stockard. 5th Row: K. Imer. M Pugh. S. Gurosky. R. Fraser, G Stignani. J. Segars 6th Row: Sponsor — Buddy Anderson. J. Rosato. N. ). TiDbett Girls' Fellowship of Christian Athletes is a group who encourage each other in the daily walk of life. This group also participates in many community projects. For example. the girls worked at the Santa's Workshop at Loehmann's Village, and they visit the Girls' Ranch every year. Each Thanksgiving this group donates money to provide Thanksgiving dinners for needy families. I 1st Row: E. Bowden. K Kouiorides. A Thompson. R, Roddam. E Hand. S. Cheung. S. Clnyburn. K. Alexander. B. Cutiighan, L Steudeman. K Wyatt. S. Williamson. B. Hoteomo. T. Boyd 2nd Row S. Shoutts. L. Cade. A CockfMd. 8 Srmtherman. A Williams. K LaRussa. T Kimbrough. S Miller. S. Teague. J. Mooro. J Myers, J Heaton. D Speigner. E Thomas. 0. Keith. A Boyd. S Monroe. K Kyzer. S Andorson. T Beard 3rd Row. K. McFilten. B. Berry. K. Sheehy. C. Gilbert. K Juneman. Future Homemakers of America is a student vocational organization, functioning as an integral part of the Home Economics Department. F.H.A. provides opportunities for students to plan and carry out individual and chapter projects based on the philosophy of cooperation F.H.A emphasizes personal growth and decision making Some special projects include working at the YWCA Santa's Workshop and delivering Easter baskets to needy children. 1st Row r Lunsford. L Beard. S Burks. K LaGroue. M Monzella. S Frey. B Simpson. 2nd Row P Dickey R Wann. E Love V Eubanks M Car-raway. S Smith. M. McNamara, T Carmway 3rd Row. S Copeland H Hagtor. F Zito. C Jones. L Buckingham, E Weaver. E Watts. C Lowis. C Dickey OFFICERS — 2nd V -Pres — H. Haglor. Pres — S Copeland. Sec. Treas. — L. Buckingham. Just horsin' around (E. Fultington) Not pictured — 1st V.-Pres. — J.Lee Puttin’ on tne charm. (V. Shunnarah) FHA’s homecoming s n A service club composed of 50 members. Interact participates in all school functions and serves the community through various projects. Some of Interact s school projects include decorating mailboxes at Homecoming and sponsoring an annual Where's the Beach spring dance. Work in the community includes visiting nursing homes and hospitals and sponsoring an annual Christmas party for the Girls Sheriffs Ranch at Harpersville. Alabama 1st Row: P Strickland. S Armistead. N. Merrill. G. Lyons. T. Kaufman, j McNomee. J. Murchison. H. Wilson, S. Stone. K. Stigler. E O'Neill. 2nd Row: B Stockard. K Moilison. A Chandler L Langley. 0. Owen. j. Farmer. H. Ronnekor. C. Thomburah. $ Todd. B. Newport. S. Coursey, K. Cosper. K Matuszak B GokJascn 3rd Row K Cicero. J Moore. P Ransdeii. L Gilbert. A Lowry. M. Gulas. J. Wuska. G Smith. D Bertetla. P Patterson, j Schiliao. E Dickinson 4th Row J Saia. M. Slay. L. Newman J Arnold. J. Boone, G Hill. C. Kennedy. J. Siniard. W Morin, L. McGeever C Clooes. J. Goldasich. Sponsor — R Patterson 1 220 Jr. Civitan, a service organization for youth, is a vital pan of the Civitan International program. Along with a variety of school projects this year. VHHS Junior Civitan members have contributed time and effort to Goodwill Industry fundraisers for the physically and mentally handicapped. to the special Olympics, to the Vestavia Civitan Holiday Blood Drive, and to numerous district and international activities. Membership in Junior Civitan requires enthusiasm and dedication to service for both school and community. 1st Row C Blevins. K. Bean, T Cost. T Tipton. K Mullins. T McGee, E Autry. J. Craddock. S Swan. 2nd Row. M Nelson. L Burks. J Phillips. T. McMichaet. K Vaudo, C. Jones. S Lewis. K. Moore, K. Morrow. M. Steams. L Ritchey. J. Wilson. 3rd Row M. Simindinger. J. Boozer. K Gontry. S Rayburn, T McGill, C. Plott. H. Often. T Nelson, C. Lewis. L McMunn. B Monroe. D. Facklis. L Heffington. C Hines. R Wilkes 4th Row K Owens, D. Kiker. K Graham. A Raia. 0. Rinehart. S. Thomas. J. Tucker. A. McPherson 221 The Sports Car Club, sponsored by Cynthia Glidewell, promotes car safety. Annually the club holds a clinic to teach students about maintenance and safety of their cars. The club's money-making project was selling carnations for Valentine s Day. 222 1st Row: P. Milazzo, T. Graifeo, C Stewart. L Allen. M Rhodes. E Crowder.W Woodward. C. Gltdeweii. M Hayes 2nd Row 8 Cox. K Alien Not pictured Cornett OFFICERS — Sec. — M Rhodes. V -Pres — K. Allen. Treas. — B. Cox. Pres. — T. Gratteo Wouldn't it be easier to use a jack? I've heard of giving someone a lift, but this is ridiculous Sports Cor Chib's homecoming sign The Spanish Club, In its second year, is for anyone In terested in the Spanish language, not necessarily just for those who are studying Spanish. The club participates In many activities including the homecoming sign competition and the Foreign Language Festival. However, Its most Important activity is its participation in the Alabama Convention of Spanish Clubs at the University of Alabama, where members compete for various awards. 1st Row W. Seidel, B. Usher. C. Thomas, C Hortberg. T Chung 2nd Row: M. McNemar. H. Smith. W ScNegei. 0. Jones. J. Guhorrez. 3rd Row K. Aber. J. Lopez. S. Vatalaro, Sponsor — Charlotto Hamby. J. Tool, Sponsor — Beth Buckingham. T Aber 7 As an independent club this year. AFS has worked to set the framework for becoming a very successful dub at Vestavia. Thus far, the club has sponsored many social events to help foreign students fit into the American way of life, and it has been working with Mountain Brook's AFS club to send a student from Alabama overseas. 1st Row. A. Satterwhite. M Dotatabadi, S. M.strot. G. Hodges. C Malone. G. Miiom. 2nd Row L Moore. J. King, K. Tingle. S. Stanley. 0. Hughes. H. Metdat, H Tharpe.3rdRow:K Speed. Sponsor —Ann DeGormmy.J. Hodges. B Graybar. 4th Row C Welch. A Robertson. M Duvall, J. Ctoe 224 The French club promotes the understanding of the French language and culture. The club participates in the State French Convention every April. Members compete in group and individual events and have always placed high in state-wide competition. This year the club also gave money for Mexican relief for earthquake victims. FRENCH 1st Row 0. Steadman. K Dumas. K. Cauther. 2nd Row: L Ford. S. Neety. C. Malone. M Meyers. C. Daniels. J Shiflinger B. Riddtehoovor. 3rd Row C. Speigner. M. Lombardo. J. Nicks. S. Sherer. G. Milam. J Shields. M Robinson 4th Row. C Lamb. K Gaugh. I Shanon. S. Soood.. A Prescott. A Totwam. A. Lazarus. M. Michelle. S. Mistrot. C. McCaHa. G Gamot 5th Row: E Snell. K. Mosos, M Mitchell. 6th Row: S. Roto chcaux K. Becker. T Sokoll. L. Mooro 225 Future Business Leaders of America is a group of students interested in pursuinq a career in business. The members participate in a Type-A-Thon to benefit the Leukemia Society of America, The club gave turkeys to needy families at Thanksgiving and sponsored their own Toys-for-Tots drive at Christmas. Each year the club honors the school's secretaries during the National Secretary Week and sponsors the sale of homecoming mums. The members are eligible to compete in fifteen events at district and state business competitions. 1st Row. W. Evans. A Harvey 3rd Row: C. Laws, i Parsons, A Fort. Sponsor — R. Vance. Sponsor — J. Bush. A. Laban M. Levine. S. Hebert 226 The AIASA club Is a group of students interested in the field of Industrial arts. The activities of the club include a fall car wash, sponsoring Love Lines on Valentine's Oay and a spring car wash. The school services include cleaning up after every pep rally and supplying food for Teacher Appreciation Day. Members of the club participated in the Fall Leadership Training Workshop held at Homewood Middle School. AIASA M. Tucker. G. Stocklt. M. Tortomasi. A Goodali, P. Sheridan. Sponsor — P Vance 2nd Row: B Woodward. R Laws 3rd Row. K Turner. M Cantavespre, G. Salter. C. Hum. S. Pitman. A Loehn. T Cobb. 227 FRI9BEE This group enjoys the outdoors as they participate In the sport of Frisbee. The club has open membership. Its sponsor is Gary Sheffield. 228 1st Row S. Cole. 0. Frazier, M. Knight. A. Kulbitskas. D. Stephenson. R. Whirtey. J. Wilson. K. Shala. H. Smiley. C. Webb. J. Rogistor. 0. Dorminy. M Hammili. 2nd Row. D. Ramsoy. B Harvey. C. HartsfiokJ. L. Groer. M Dawson. M Haggerty. T. Harmon. J. Norlandor. M. Coddle. C. Wheat. B. Bryars. C. Campbell. K. Estes. L TwUley. T. Bernard. J. Mahaffoy. B Marshall. 3rd Row. J. Wise. K. Sihn. J Black. C Vincent. J. McCJusky. M Costa. G Sheffield. J. Collins. K Blevins. R. Zito. T Persall. B. McLomoro. M Stylos. P Knight The Health Careers club is designed to teach members about occupations in health The club continues in sup-ting the Red Cross blood drive. The club members fre-jntly visit nursing homes and have fundraisers to give to charity. 1st Row. A. Bone. M Archer. 2nd Row Sponsor — M. Smith, l Wmnige. K Kinney. D. Jones. K Hawkins 3rd Row: S. Williams. C. Waikor. R Head. A McBride 229 The Art Service Club, sponsored by Mrs. Melanie Wells, is involved in many activities. The club provioes works of art for the school and community. For example, the members make signs for homecoming and Miss Reveille, paint trash cans for the parking lot. and help with the backdrops for musicals. 1st Row M. McKnight. K. Owen. A. Arrand. 2nd Row: T. Bagby, C. Phillips. G Withrow. Sponsor — Melanie Welts. 3rd Row: A. Bean. C. Lyrene. A. Fuller. V. Mooro 4th Row: E. Fox. 0. Hsrdy. D. Rico, J Baker. Not Pictured: T. Layton. G Mooney FRESHMAN The Freshman Club is a club which helps promote Freshman spirit and unity. Its purpose is to honor Freshmen and their achievements. This year the Freshman Club participated in two very special community Ks — contributing a cash donation to the Ronald aid House and making Easter baskets for handicapped children. 30 1st Row V. Pizzitola. M. Friday. K. Lombardo. A. Campbell. B Cockrum. L Bryant. S. Perry. J. Adams. C. McCullough. M McMullen. J. Marshall. J. Burks. S. Palestine M Tombreilo. D. Harvey. 2nd Row: G Mooro, A Trotman. W Patterson. S. Jarrett. L Porter. L Waddle. T McMicheai. M Golden. D. Davis. J. Sarris. N Vasiiak«s. R. Cobum. B Groon. j. Williams. A. bias. H Ogden. M. Youngblood. H Wins. J. Akers. 3rd Row: E. Taylor. J Green. E. Gross. J Cherry. J. Little. M Chandler. S. Boatman. A. Sligh. E Baldwin. T. Birdyshaw. J Blackmon. K. Ernst. J. Smith. T. Riley. N Traftanstedt. Sponsor — Melissa Caffev. Sponsor — Kris Peterson 4th Row S. Sims. T. Marek, D. Mosloy. L Dorman. E. Angelini. C Swathney, L. McKinney. C. Carter. B. DtMard. D. Bullock. S Raia. S. Scarborough. R. Segars. R Davis, J. Lyrene. J. Brown B. Francis. W. Waguespack. T Thompson. C. Tunmwe Not P ctured: C. Lovette, S Chase te Sophomore Action Club consists of many members OT[the Sophomore Class Members of the club help clean the gym after each pep rally and the auditorium after each assembly. The club also organizes the Sophomore Class's activities for the pep rallies. At Easter the club participated In a community project by visiting a local nursing te SOPHOMORE ACTION 1st How G Reese. J. Smith. N Cooo. C Snead, K. McFarBn. A Rovncids. M. Kitchens. P Kennedy. S. Oolatabadi. L Peacock. H. Jones. 2nd Row D . N. Carbomo. H Hruska. T. Wehtoy, M. Tunmiro. B. Roal. J Nanos. D. Driver. S Wilkes. J Camp. A Gainer. J Smith B. Kotcham. 3rd Row 0. est. S Smith. E Bruno, L Ritts. K. Daly. M Bowman. T Taylor, L. Jeter. T. Loo L Grophos. A. Berry. S Davis 4th Row J. Singleton. L Robertson. D. ass. T Lunsford. K Smith. S Moore. A Whatley. N Williamson. R. Welch. T Spencer. M. Shunnarah. S Smith. M Richburg 5th Row. A Small. L Evers. T Eliwood. M Swonsen, K Kubacki E Guthrio. B Bonds. L. Nequette. D Moreno. B Slaughter. P. Murdock 231 OUTDOORS The Outdoors Club, in its second year at Vestavia. is sponsored by Terry Sullens. The club participates in various activities and projects, both at the school and in the community. This year the Outdoors Club collected clothes for the Salvation Army. The members also plan and participate in club cook-outs and camp-outs, where they learn outdoor survival techniques. 1st Row: D. Motley. C. Murdock, C. Collins. R Keller. 0. Bonovitch, A. Irvine. D. Franks. P. Smith. M. Hamilton, H. Childers. S. Thomasino, F McWhorter. 2nd row: E Martin. M Alexander. S. Riley. K Zito. D. Styles. R. Culpepper. B. Richardson. S. Hardy. 3rd Row E Asoncio. K. Oliver. T Alexander. S Huey. V. Vines. T. Boatman. T. Hayes. Sponsor — T. Sultons. 4th Row. M. Groiior. D. Ash. L. Jordan. H. Warren. M Faulkner, 8. WeObor. C. Brannon. C. James. M Palestini. 5th Row B Angelin!. B Slaughter. M. LeBerte, J. deLathoudor. K. Dinga. P Porter, T. Jeter. M. Honley. 6th Row: M Morin, J. Wann, 23? R. Gilbert. B. Cuthbertson, J Bunnell We warned you about not paying your dues Can we go bock to third grade? OFFICERS — lr Row V.-Pra . — M Qinlm. PVjnnmg Comm — M Mammon. Planning Comm — M FaiAnar, 2r S flew Sac Tn M — M AKwancJ , SflT at-Ann — J dolattioudar. Sf}t-at Arrni — T AloxanOvr RADIO There Is no static in the Radio Club. Members of this club receive firsthand experience in communication. They also have the opportunity to visit radio stations as well as learn the HAM radio system 234 1st Row 0. Brosowsky, L Wmmge. R. Roddam. M Eagle, J Stevens. G. Brasher. C. Puckett, A Krontiras. S. Davis 2nd Row: M Ford. D Mackle. L. Johnston, J. Leaved. A Langlord, D Dennis, S. Mastorson. H Stine. C Gaskins. 3rd Row: J. Martin. P Boone, K Sorrell. R Brown. C. Chiles, R. Pate. D. Lipsey, M, Adams. 4th Row. R. Strick. T Edgar. W. Hovator. Sponsor — M. Sheikh. H. Cobb, T. Waldsmith. M Wilmgham, M Wren. J. Tucker. B. Seidel B. Ritchey. R Rubin. 5th Row. P Jones, W. Strick. J. Witt. R. Collins, K. Camp. L Rooso. K. McCormick CANDIDS mo a map of now to got out of the parting lot? (AlASA) This is the only way to keep mo quiet (Homecoming danco — Leo) The ruba toys from Company B (Pop rally — Bano) Looks Like We Made It (Tapping Ceremony — National Honor Society) it two trains left Chicago at the same time going in opposite directions (Math tournament — Math Team) The Bryant Bunch (Rebel Girls) PCUM FOR eouMO THE PATRIOTS CAN'T tJUTNEICH Mitt Rebels outweigh the Patriots. (Homecoming — Health Caroers) Mum s the word (Homecoming mum sale F8LA) Marching to the beat of a different drummer (Pep rally — band) I Love. I Love. I Love, Girls. (Calendar Sale — Huey. Dewoy and Louie. (Student Council Mooting — SGA) Splish. Splash. I was taking a bath! (Initiation - flevortfe staff) Thespians) The Walk to Victory (Homecoming — Basic) Is it urn© to go yet? (Leo boos Banquet — Leo) Lot your spotlight shine. (Stage Crew) Whose house 15 this anyway? (Homecoming — Interact) Walking on a thin line! ' (Topping Coremony — National Honor Society) ■ The sky is failing! The sky is falling! (Footbail game — Rebel Girls) Registering for the draft (Picture Day — Reveille Staff) A buck a book {Muse Asembty) Band) Business Editors Kellie Foster Kris Moore Kristi Taylor 238 lAuuffii ;A The Original Prom Pageant Shop For Twenty Years The Shoppe Chosen By the High School Girls For Quality Prom and Pageant Gowns. Your Dress will be Registered by Maggi No two sold for the same Prom or Compliments of a Friend Congratulations and Best Wishes David Langerfeld JEB’S DELI 1102-1 Oth St. So. 251-0512 Home of the Famous Fatburger 240 241 COMPLIMENTS OF RUDULPH REAL ESTATE, INC. 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All my love, Kathy £b State Farm Insurance Companies TILDEN CHANCEY AOENT UEE — HOMEOWNERS — AUTO — HEALTH — BUSINESS INS. 1008 Montgomery Hwy. BUS. PHONE: 823-1343 P.O. Box 20223 RES. PHONE: 822-9651 Birmingham, Ala. 35216 John Fondren 1493 Montgomery Highway Birmingham. Alabama 35216 Telephone 822-7456 Johnnie McKee 2105 Montgomery Hwy. Joan Register Pelham, Alabama 205-987-7065 Foundations of the community. Churches, schools, hospitals, streets and highways are built on materials from Vulcan's Southern operations. In these buildings and roads, crushed stone, slag or lightweight shale is specified for foundation and construction materials. It's something you never really think about. But it’s there. Vulcan Materlala Company Southern Division-Birmingham. Alabama 269 International Thespian Society Troupe 1437 “Break a Leg!” Love, Your Biggest Fans Lynn and Emily Allison Earl and Janet Bonds Joe and Betty Bruno Wayne and Susie Hay Ron and Carol Head Charles and Joellyn Heaton Peter and Lynn Hendricks Lon and Mary Holt Doug and Villeta Layton Jim and Jackie Lynch Bob and Marilyn McKnight Larry and Jenny Moore David and Bonnie Styles Jim and Jean Thompson Jimmy and Jenny Walker Good Job Captains! Sally and Dick Dandurand JACKIE O'NEAL SCHOOL of DANCE CAHABA HEIGHTS I Jlt 2 Cahaba Heights Plaza I 96?-1840 (shopping center HOOVER 1936 Hoover Court m 979-52U (back of Jack's] ROCKY RIDGE 3365 Morgan Drive 822-6212 back of Jock's) VALLEYDALE 2664 VaJlov Dale Rood 991-7392 (by Piggly Wiggly) TO LIVE IS TO DANCE TO DANCE IS TO LIVE 271 THEY’VE GOT THE DREAM. first Alabama Bank Member FOR Equal Opportunity Lender Good Luck Rebels! Compliments of CAHABA 3120 Cahaba Heights Plaza Birmingham, Alabama 35243 967-2003 Phone 205-822-4393 GAINES SMITH, JR. Gaines Smith Company, Inc. Compliments of J. R. Childers Assoc. 101 Distribution Drive Birmingham, AL 35209 The Garment District Junior Sportswear Outlet Good Luck Seniors! 3225 Lorna Road 273 PEPSI. THE CHOICE OF A NEW GENERATION Buffalo Rock Pepsi Cola Bottling Company Congratulations and Ifanetli's Good Luck Class of ’86 Deli Sandwich Love, Shop VESTAVIA Rob, Marcee, For Call-In 720 Olde David, and Jan Orders 979-4006 TowneRd. Bob Gidden’s Gulf Service Complete Automotive Service Gulf Tires — Accessories — Batteries — Diesel Fuel 1487 Montgomery Highway Vestavia Hills, Alabama J.R. Giddens, Dealer 979-5681 Sponsor of BMX Racing Team and Little League baseball Compliments of a Friend 277 teehq: PIZZA PLACE nmminmn I® 500 Old Town Road Birmingham, Alabama 35216 Congratulations Seniors bof JQ o COJ fjcj X % %c US 'C CSc fCi , Uj£Hj 3 boo a doS? f facrt x W j. bd be btr c -p i A dS 2T U rd see t t o e k3 P y nrf. Joseph D. Dolce, D.M.D. 101817th St. South The Guardian Congratulations Seniors! BENJAMIN L. HAMMOND VESTfcVIA hills Divisional Sales Director Southeast Group Sales Division THE GUARDIAN Life Insurance Company of America The Towers, Suite 401, West 530 Beacon Parkway West Birmingham, AL 35209 P.O. Box 19429 279 Our very best to all the good people at Vestavia High School OLDS-ISUZU U.S. 31 So. at 1-65 Vestavia 823-3100 280 Crown Pontiac, Oatson, GMC Trucks Used Car Leasing Compliments of Sales Consultants Mike Standridge and Darrin L. Mitchell 1640 Highway 31 South. Hoover 979-5420 MERICAN LEISURE. SOUTH Pool Sri . « 4 VO'r 117 Lorna Brook Village 3659 Lorna Brook Road Birmingham, AL 35216 Phone: 988-3785 281 Good Luck to The Rebels Compliments of DR. JOHN H. JAYNE FABRIC CARE CLEANERS 3017 Columbiana Road Birmingham, AL 35216 822-1495 “SAME DAY SERVICE” MON-SAT Dick Webb Insurance t MAXSON ENGINEERING INC. INDUSTRIAL INSTRUMENTAL CONTROL SPECIALISTS Congratulations to Grovis Fernando Mookie Mr. V C. Rogers, Jr. The Bessemer Flash Timmiekins The Luscious One The Best of ’86 ANDY! KEEP RUNNING — CONGRATULATIONS! Newell Equipment Co. 2703 19th Place South Homewood, Al. 35209 879-2313 Vestavia Hills Methodist Youth It’s been great! Have a good life! David Tubbs ■? 284 UFE • HOMEOWNERS • AUTO • HEALTH • 8USINESS INS. JACK A. TRAFFANSTEDT, Agent 308 Montgomery Highway OH.: (205) 623-3370 Res.: (205) 979-5995 P.O. Box 20223 Birmingham. Alabama 35216 ‘•IN THE HEART OF VESTAVIA STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES HOME OFFICES: BLOOMINGTON. ILLJNOlS Good Service, Good Coverage, Good Price. STATE FARM INSURANCE GOOD LUCK REBELS! THE TRAFFANSTEDTS JACK JANE ANN NATALIE DANNA JACLYN Compliments of Larry E. Newman Good Luck, Mark! Congratulations, Seniors of ’86! Lowell and Sara Hamilton I as Nobody's memories are quite like yoius. Nobody's class ring should Ik' either. When ynur class rinR is fmni Balfour it can be as unique and special as you are. Because you choose the style, the stone, the decoration, the enjpaving-to express your mterests. activities. Dance — Exercise — Gymnastics (205) 871-STEP %Dancewear . Footwear Fabrics Trim Dancewear 286 When school becomes a problem Liz was never a straight-A student, but lately Her grades have dropped noticeably. She can't seem to concentrate on doing her homework and her parents have noticed that Liz stays home more frequently with minor illnesses. Her teachers report that Liz has been fighting with her classmates, that she shows up late much of the time, and that she stares out the window when she should be paying attention. Trouble in school may be triggered by any major life event in a family—a divorce, the death of a family member, a move to a new city. It may also be caused by a variety of social, emotional or learning problems the child is experiencing. it's often hard to pinpoint the causes of a child or adolescent's problems in school, and sometimes professional intervention and evaluation are necessary. What to look for 1. Drop in grades. 2. Tardiness or truancy. 3. Fighting with peers or teachers. 4. Sleeping in class. 3. Forging parent's name on report card or losing report card. 6. Depression. 7. Frequent minor illnesses with minimal physical symptoms. When you need help The Brookwood Psychiatric Center is available to help children and adolescents with problems. Through our interdisciplinary program, your child will be well supervised by an experienced staff in a pleasant, open environment. Our staff members have helped many children and adolescents who have had trouble in school. Call today if your child needs help. 205 877-2488 HmhiA.'ohh P ifdiiotriK I t iller lyiuiiivnieullu hkvnil hi Bn kwikl Mediml i 1f ■ Huy. H suiih war HivoIcu hhI Village Mill Brookwood Psychiatric Center Child Adolescent Unit JlMO Med .il cVotrr I rnc Hirnun tuni ALilunu .JViV-t Pensacola, FL 904-432-4510 Mobile, AL 205-433-1989 . CJUUU2 L . (rJULTIICWlI C'xXjtL | N C O R PO R ATED djyiOiy -£sC - Manufacturers Representative JAMES A. THOMPSON 205-942-7081 P.O. BOX 26269 BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA 35226 LEEDS 0 NORTHRUP SYSTEMS A UNIT OF GENERAL SIGNAL Best of Luck Graduates Bill Updegraff 0'Mj yvz, Compliments of IMAGE, INCORPORATED MINI-PRINTS INTERNATIONAL JtMlama% d iM.nm )UH 3150 Lorna Road Birmingham, Alabama 35216 (205)979-1464 Film Developing Portraits Black and White and Color Portfolios and Business Photos Something nice is in store for you at Vestavia. Vestavia Merchants A A Ash Jewelers Alabama Power Am South Bank Ann’s Hallmark Cards AT T Baskin Robbins Ice Cream Birmingham Federal Savings Loan Birmingham News Blouse Arcade Byrd Co. Cambridge Shop Christy’s Hairstyles Colonial Bank Continental Cleaners Copy Express Daniels Opticians Davenport’s Pizza Ethan Allen Manor House Fifth Quarter Restaurant First Alabama Bank Guaranty Federal Savings Loan Hairlooms Hibbett Sporting Goods International House of Pancakes Kessler’s Kitchen Gallery Knit N Needle Kwik Kopy Martin Flowers Maternity Fashion Bazaar Merle Norman Norton Florist Parisian Pete’s Hot Dog Pilleteri Maytag Pizitz Bakery Planter Box Plaza Celaners Rainbow Paint Decorating Royal Oldsmobile Sandwich Chef Sears Shoe Corral Shopper's Guide Sikes Young Shoe Co. Snow's Card Gift Shop Southern Carpet South Trust Bank State Farm Insurance Sun Newspaper Todd Realty Co. Vestavia Barber Shop Vestavia. City of Vestavia Drug Co. Vestavia Gulf Service Vestavia Style Center Wall’s Vestavia Shoe Hospital Watkin's Cleaners Western Super Market Yielding's Telephone 991-5343 Earnest C. Lee, D.M.D., P.C. Good Luck Seniors! Office Hours By Appointment 4516 Valleydale Road Birmingham, AL 35243 290 -THE BIGGEST NAME IN LITTLE RESTAURANTS Compliments of WYATT SAFETY SUPPLY CO., INC. 119 Citation Court Homewood. Ala. 35209 (205)942-0050 T. M. (Tom) Wyatt MAYTAG 610-A Montgomery Hwy. Vestavia Hills Shopping Center Vestavia Hills. Ala. 35216 Pilleteri Maytag Sales Service We Service All Brands Old Lonely (205)822-6405 LEE PILLETERI Residential Commercial Congratulations Reveille Staff 291 Good Luck and Best Wishes from the Parents of the Tennis Team Dan and Peggy Beard Ron and Floranne Boyd Dale and Rena Corley Marvin and Kay Eargle Tommy and Joyce Hill George B. Juneman Ed and Eileen Kennedy Kevin and Fran Lahey George and Joy Langley Gene and Billie Jean Lively Dennis and Kathy Matuszak Bud and Julie Mollison Ed and Billye Often Mitzi Owen Bob and Sue Perry Roy and JoAnne Roddam John and Nancy Smitherman Frank and Sarah Warren 292 13 JS 1 Avanti Polar Lipids, Inc. n c g f . v - An international supplier of lipids to the research and pharmaceutical industry. ' - Y . V. C- c c UC S | - c £ + 3 , _ t £ -- r 5 -5 -C i? H $ i± c aj ■+- s is i Owners: Dr. Mrs. Walter A. Shaw S- Good luck to our friends in the Band, Colorguard and Majorettes Bobby and Mark jenkins brick sales 2079 VAU_frDALE TERRACt BIRMINGHAM. ALAOAMA XJU RHONE 20Me6- tJ Steve Spencer Manager Compliments of SARNIE'S COFFEE AND TEA CO. Like a good neighbor, Stale CURTIS GWATHNEY Agent CenbM 0«n OM0 'MW lUOMonltonwr H«Y -Sl. 203 ■Wmmgtiam At JS22® 0« Phene 205 9 9 « W '.TATI r AIIM INSURANCE COMPANIES •tour rv M AIOOWAOICM) CHARLEY’S HAIR CARE 2504 ROCKY RIDGE ROAD ROCKY RIDGE PLAZA 823-0269 JOHNSON RAST HAYS Vestavia Office 1068 Montgomery Highway Birmingham, Alabama 35216 m PAT BRANDSTADT SALES ASSOCIATE Office 205 979-6400 Home 205 823-7066 Congratulations Brett, Show me the path where I should go O Lord; Point out the right road for me to walk. Ps. 25:4 Love, Dad, Mum, Michelle Shawn CINDY BAKANE B C NUTRITION CENTER VITAMINS —MINERALS NATURAL FOODS COSMETICS — BOOKS DIET COUNSELING 1580 MONTGOMERY HWY. BIRMINGHAM, AL 35216 (205)979-8307 Good Luck, Rebels! Dr. Valeria T. Middleton Family Dentistry 1st Alabama Bank Vestavia, Alabama 35216 Office 823-6300 Vestavia Pediatrics P.A. 1936 Old Orchard Rd. B’ham, Alabama 35216 823-4766 Cartene Company A Full-Service Salon Offering Make Overs Hair, Skin, Body Massages Make-up Nail Care 632 Montgomery Hwy. Vestavia Hills, Alabama 35216 Artist Studio Art Supply, Inc. 1935 E. Hoover Court Hoover, Al. 979-0252 Featuring Grumbacher — Winsor Newton Oils — Acrylic — Water Color Paints Canvas — Brushes — Supplies Large assortment ready made frames at reasonable prices — classes Monday thru Friday [205)979-2121 979-2122 On Balcony Kessler’s Dept.Store When Considering An Important Purchase, It’s Wise To Consider The Source. Scoles Cadillac We add to the pleasure of owning a Cadillac 1677 Montgomery Highway • Birmingham-Hoover • 979-7979 Compliments of Kopper Kettle Cafeteria Brook wood Village DESIGNEE SPOETSWEAE at DISCOUNT PRICES 3026 MONTGOMERY H WY HOMEWOOD, AL 35209 PHONE 871-POSH CALL UNIQUE INDUSTRIES FOR ALL YOUR FASTENER NEEDS Unique Industries manufactures anchor bolts, eye bolts, U-bolts, J-bolts and any other special threaded and bent parts that you might need. We have many fasteners available from stock including standard pipe size U-bolts in plain, zinc plated, hot dip galvanized and stainless steel and anchor bolts in both plain and hot dip galvanized. If you require special fasteners, let Unique Industries make your fastener in the size, shape, finish and material you require. P. O. BOX 683 CALERA. ALABAMA 35040 MANUFACTURERS OF SPECIALTY THREADED ITEMS PHONE (205) 668-0490 -40 OM FINE ITALIAN CUISINE yvictAj) leu i n c — Q LJA=u QCQ cu±. q JnZdTc nu rcicd. Ct new tip n ttctidC1 oo At71371 UCLCl AUCj M T QTISL donmzla a '■tjO i jvm wen. On n)m 6 mi M0± cionQ wi v v MiMdveJ 'L c hti?X V ViVLc d1 AxL. O, idonak j _ %xmoL TjlfWCdkoX. , 4 . AO-4 w- 7 J ? y CpncP u) u; i (jJCiLltXXy- I KQtM l, ujt (JjD u VJ (pel c uafpm tas 5 f® . (an cS cue com qc mem - 'phoic, w oj aO cm WcPcoCmdi JCU (JiO fU (vrWlQ doo CCClTU $D y Wo'(OdVQ£ D Uvt 'lOUlVlCC Wm not GCMQ d€M u mr)GQirna novci acaajtoi ths. ss.s., s v? n.n(-yQCr lL.( ' ' ' 2uAA ihQMMnL UX UJtOO QW_ CONNIE KANAKIS WELCOMES YOU 298 1670 Montgomery Highway Hoover. Alabama 35216 Phone 823-0030 Behind Sleep World Hoover Square Shopping Center Buddy and Faye Sykes. Owners 299 VALLEY CLEANERS Vestavia Store 1457 Montgomery Hwy. next to Taco Bell 979-8099 EXPERTS IN DRY CLEANING • BOX STORAGE JEAN AND SHIRT LAUNDERING • ALTERATIONS STORE HOURS: MONDAY-FRIDAY 7 A.M.-6 P.M. SATURDAY 8 A.M.-4 P.M. SAME DAY SERVICE AVAILABLE ALSO LOCATED IN HOMEWOOD 1911 OXMOOR ROAD 300 Vann’s Cafe Call 822-7170 or come on by! JOHN CASABLANCAS MODELING, PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT AND CAREER CENTER For Your Personal Evaluation CALL 822-5032 301 ACESETTER, INC. Bulk Conveying Specialist Components Engineered Systems Birmingham, Al. 823-2760 Downey Auto Parts — Bluff Park — 744 Shades Mountain Plaza Birmingham, Alabama 35226 979-0410 Sales and Service Gas 24 hr. Food Items Free Car Wash — 8 gallon min. Vestavia Chevron Food Mart Chevron Service tlwvnm HALLMARK AWARO V 1496 Montgomery Hwy. Vestavia, Al. 35216 Phone (205) 822-4434 John Pierce Owner Jeff Powell, MNG 302 TURBOCHARGERS TRUCK FARM CONSTRUCTION AUTOMOTIVE Sales Service BOB’S BIKES, INC. 1410 Montgomery Highway Vestavia, Alabama 35216 (205) 979-3460 Good Luck Seniors Chris Milazzo. AS ID CHRIS MILAZZO INTERIORS, INC. 1008 Montgomery Highway Vestavia Hills, AL 35216 Registered Interior Designer Telephone e of Alabama 205-823-2027 WILLIAM E. McDowell Auto — Home — Life — Health — Business 1433-f Montgomery Hwy. Park South Plaza Birmingham, AL 35216 Phone: 979-4331 Res.: 854-9685 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE • Or yo V Compliments of VESTAVIA REXALL DRUGS Robert Eubanks Clyde Garmon IN CMiWH —MHVII CO«Ct 0 Tdrand. Names for LessI Congratulations Graduates! Loehmann's f Village AT RIVERCHASE To all my friends, Thanks for some of the best years of my life. ’86 BEST!! 305 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1986 WRESTLING STATE CHAMPIONS!!! Love, Your Parents Maxine and Don Ammons Lilia and Jim Brown Tom and Barbara Cochran Joel and Bonna Cornett Margean and Bill Cummings Gene and Jenny Cuthbertson Mr. Robert David and family Ann Faulkner Ed Faulkner J. T. and Martha Gibson Margaret and Nick Graffeo Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grelier Glenn and Joanne Grove Michael and Sandra Haggerty Sara and Lowell Hamilton Lee and Carole Hodges Perry and Jack James Leo H. Kash Donna and Tommy Kitchens Kenneth E. LeCroy Barry and Nancy Lloyd Donna Lott Harry Lott Mitchell McKell, Sr. and family Barbara and Bill Minor Marilyn and Pete Mistrot Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Motley Julius and Leola Oliver Brenda and Kenneth Parker Ken and Ginger Scarborough Nabella and John Shunnarah June L. Thomas Sid and Sue Thomas John and Kay Tipton Jan and Jim Witt Great Job Basketball Team! Congratulations On Your Record-Breaking Season! We Are Proud of You! Roger and Martha Baldwin Patricia Banks John and Marcia Blue Butch and Fran Braasch Stan and Ann Clemmer Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Colvin Timothy and Jane Cullighan Ron and Helen Dennis Ann Faulkner Ed Faulkner Dave and Paula Flynn Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Fraser, Jr. Mickey and Dianne Gamble Jerry and Sybil Gaskins Mike and Lynda Gurosky V. W. Harris Nan Heard Dee Hitson Don and Magaret Holland Joel and Sammie Howell Phil and Mitzie Irvine Alan and Pug Kaufman Carl and Lee Ketcham Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knop Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Willie L. Mann, Jr. Chuck and Sunny Marek Mr. and Mrs. N. R. McKinney Mr. and Mrs. William Meadows Levon and Martha Miller Roy and Beverly Moore Mr. and Mrs. Bill Morris Don and Betty Mosley Patricia Pharo Mr. and Mrs. Tony Pitts Jerry and Jean Satterwhite Ron and Carolyn Shea Mr. and Mrs. H. Skipper Smith, III Mr. and Mrs. Alan Speegle Vincent and Roseanne Stuedeman Clyde and Mary Teague Howell and Kay Twilley Robert and Lana Wallace Jim and Martha Woodward Tom and Donna Wyatt Meg, Thanks for putting up with me, especially on Fridays. Love, Jon LANDSCAPES LTD. Steven Kupferman Member ALCA 3341 Morgan Or. Birmingham, AL 35243 Office: (205) 979-7198 Home: 979-4425 Beeper: 954-5211 COSMETIC AND COLOR ANALYSIS STUDIO Color Analysis Professional Makeup Sessions Deep Cleaning Facials Nail Care Fashion Boutique 823-6010 2134 Columbiana Road Vestavia Sales • Rentals • Leasing • Maintenance Joe Sheriff 735 Montgomery Highway Tricia Sheriff Vestavia Hills. AL 35216 (205) 979-4370 BASKIN-ROBBINS ICE CREAM STORE 737 MONTGOMERY HIGHWAY 7 VESTAVIA MILLS. AL JS2'« (205) M2-7 57 Congratulations 1985-86 Rebelette Squad from your parents Karen Allen Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Bowden Mr. and Mrs. Jack Boyd Ken and Martha Burks David and Marilee Cade Chuck and Marianne Dreyspring Vic and Barbara Gajewski Mrs. Frankie Gulas Dr. and Mrs. George S. Hand, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Hayes Bill and Faye Holcomb Chad and Lady Jones Brenda Kennedy Joan E. Kopp Dr. and Mrs. Theodore Koulourides Johnny and Marlyn McGeever Beth M. Martin Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Mathis Larry and Caroline Merrill Mr. and Mrs. Harry Monroe, Jr. Bob and Carleen Morin Al and Mary Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Owens Joe and Gail Saxon Rochelle Sides Allen and Dot Tipton Jerry and Jean Wilson Jim and Audrey Wilson We are proud of your many excellent performances this year and appreciate all of your hard work. 310 Go Rebels! i' Compliments of Just Cross Stitch Magazine phone 967-8402 HARBERT HARBERT CORPORATION HUlage (HomputerB 1720 28th Avenue South 870-8943 The Professional oppkz computer Dealer. SALES • SERVICE • SOFTWARE • TRAINING Jeff, What do we live for, if it is not to make life less difficult for each other? G. Eliot Love, Ellen cippkz computer inc. THE SHOE MART, INC. Hoover 979-6860 Tarrant 841-8680 Best wishes to the Rebel Girls. We’re proud of your good work. Keep it up! Love, Your Parents Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cloues Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ellwood Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Foster Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Goldasich Mr. and Mrs. David Hruska Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kuykendall Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Matuszak Mr. and Mrs. Bob McConnell Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mollison Mr. and Mrs. William S. Stigler Mr. and Mrs. Tom Styles Mr. and Mrs. Sid Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Robert West Mr. and Mrs. George Williams 313 Congratulations to the Volleyball Team for a Winning Season! II | Lounge f )■) I f _Zv—— -A. A ■ -A Carry Outs Available Lunch and Dinner NOW FROM INCAHOOTS — BIRMINGHAM’S NEW HEADQUARTERS FOR Seafood Fresh From The Gulf NEW Roast Leg of Lamb Harold Deason welcomes you to Incahoot's Restaurant Lounge. 1899 Hoover Court 822-0088 Congratulations to the Softball Team fora Successful First Year Reveille Staff, Thanks for many hours of fun, dedication and hard work. Love, T., E. R. PRINTING OFFICE SUPPL IG 'PLIES | TROPHIES 7odlciAf''4' One R.K. (Rob) CHHABRA V.P. REGAL ENTERPRISES, INC. 800 OldeTown Road Vestavia, AL 35216 823-COPY (2679) 823-2701 HOOVER SQUARE 1654 MONTGOMERY HWY TELEPHONE 822-9489 HARRIET WELLS LINDA PUGH OWNERS 315 1550 Montgomery Highway. Hoover t= Hancock wants to make you Sew Happy Compliments of Cahter FURNITURE t vout w y CHOOSE FROM SUCH LINES AS LANE, BROYHILL, HICKORY, BERNHART, CLAYTON, MARCUS AND MANY OTHERS COMPLIMENTS OF T. M. BURGIN Chevron 023-9037 WALKER'S CHEVRON SERVICE COMPLETE AUTO PARTS RE AiP CONDITIONERS SOLO REPAIRED ROAO SERVICE Jimmy c W LKCH 2408 ROCKY RIDGE ROAO Ovmiii BIRMINGHAM. AL_A 35243 316 Bud Mollison H □ IV □s 300 Gadsden Highway □□□□□ We make it simple. Phone 833-1233 Birmingham, Alabama 35235 Complete Honda Automotive Service CIVICS ACCORDS PRELUDES Good Used Cat Selection Alabama's Largest Parts Inventory QUALITY SALES- SERVICE- PARTS- PEOPLE 833-1233 Bank Financing Available Football Team, Congratulations on a Winning Season and for Making it to the State Quarter Finals. Love, Your Biggest Fans Mr. and Mrs. Hal Barnard John and Marcia Blue Mr. and Mrs. Butch Braasch Sammy and Carolyn Cantavespre Patrick and Daphne Casey Edward and Lee Chapman Stan and Ann Clemmer Ollie and Carol Coggin Laura Conley Bill and Margean Cummings Mr. and Mrs. Cuthbertson Harold and Claudia Deason Howard and Ruth Dorman John and Eleanor Douglass Wynn and Patti Echols Ann Faulkner Ed Faulkner Mr and Mrs. Raymond Fraser J. T. and Martha Gibson Dennis and Suzanne Goldasich Nick and Margaret Graffeo Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Greene Mike and Linda Gurosky Lee and Carole Hodges Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Johnston, Jr. Leo H. Kash Marty and Mazie Maners Terry and Syble Marshall Bob and Debbie McConnell Larry and Christine McFarlin Mr. and Mrs. William Meadows Lucien and Marilyn Mistrot Beth Moore Mitzi Owen Wayne and Gladys Pugh Don and Darlyne Rice Hal and Judy Sargent Mr. and Mrs. Ken Scarborough John and Nabella Shunnarah Robert and Sherry Stidfole Raymond and Peggy Sykes Betty M. Tarter Jennifer and Sandra Tibbett John and Kay Tipton Jon and Glenda Van Ernst Richard and Carolyn Waguespack Mr. and Mrs. Dink Wall Michael and Bettye Walton William and Veronica Weyrauch Gary and Dianne Youngblood the Popcorn Connection 3710 Lorna Road River Oaks Shopping Center Birmingham. Ala. 35216 TERRY WEST Phone: 205 987-2099 Drop in and mention this ad and get a free bag of popcorn 319 Bany Huey Bullock Elam advertising, inc. 530 Beacon Parkway West, Suite 800 Birmingham, Alabama 35209 (205) 945-4974 Compliments of Process Equipment Amana Quasar Litton Magic Chef Frigidaire Samsung Tappan Sharp microwave cooking center 405 Loehmann’s Village Birmingham, AL 35244 J. R. Johnson — Owner (205) 988-5830 Free cooking classes when you buy from us! instate JACK MITCHELL General Agent 1598 Montgomery Hwy., Birmingham. AL 35216 Bus. 979-1222 • Res. 836-4325 321 {Wl n {EQUIPMENT CO.) 511 — North 11th Street Birmingham, AL 35203 John Suzie Bell Hawley, Beck Company 2151 Highland Avenue, Suite 115 Birmingham, Alabama 35205 • (205) 933-2400 SELCO CLEANERS INC. Quality Dry Cleaning Suede and Leather Cleaning ‘The Best You Can Get Anywhere’ 6 Locations to Serve You Selco Cleaners and Laundry 2508 Rocky Ridge Road Phone: 822-1061 Selco Cleaners 3166 Cahaba Heights Plaza Phone: 976-9842 Selco Cleaners 2201 Tyler Road Phone: 823-0309 Selco Cleaners 2167 Rocky Ridge Road Phone: 822-3245 Selco Drive-in Cleaners 3161-A Green Valley Road Phone: 969-0464 Selco Cleaners 1590 Montgomery Highway Phone: 979-8069 323 Jon, Congratulations and best wishes for your future. You’re always “Best in Class” with us. Mom, Dad, and Cheryl Flowers Gifts For All Occasions MARTIN FLOWERS GIFTS Vestavia Medical Center 1018 Montgomeiy Hwy. 616 South 21st Street Birmingham, AL 35216 Birmingham, AL 35233 822-9013 251-9999 Gail and Hugh A. Pemberton Mandarin House Chinese Restaurant AUTHENTIC PEKING CUISINE TO BE PREPARED BY MR HO FORMERLY CHEF OF MANDARINE HOUSE -ATLANTA AND CATHAY INN - B'HAM MON-FRI — LUNCH DINNER SAT — DINNER ONLY CLOSED ON SUNDAY 822-1761 Bob Jones 2112 Rocky Ridge Rd. Birmingham, AL 35216 1550-0 Montgomery Hwy (Goldbro Shop. Ctn. Near Holiday Inn) Congratulations on Your Dedication and Hard Work Love, Your Parents Mr. and Mrs. Cristos Bacopoulas Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Harris Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Baker Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Hawkins Or. and Mrs. Eric B. Barton Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heaton John and Patsy Becker Peter, Lynn, Michelle, and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Booker Shaun Hendricks Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge Bullock Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hodges Jo S. Cecil David and Leslie Hruska Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Cloues Dr. and Mrs. Charles Joiner Ron and Debbie Coburn Andy and Betty Kyzar Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Cockfield Dr. and Mrs. T. M. Lowery, III Dale and Rena Corley Dr. and Mrs. Rafael McDaniel Owen and Joyce Cox Richard and Pauline Mayne Michael and Michelle D’Ambra Mr. and Mrs. Harry Edward Monroe, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John Dillard Larry and Jenny Moore Ernest and Kathleen Duvall Wade and DiAnne Phillips Dr. and Mrs. Ragnar Flatland Jack and Janice Rhodes Anita Goldthwaite Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Rogers Andrew and Gwen Graybar Robert and Sherry Stidfole Larry and OK Sang Hall Dick and Jean Sweitzer 325 Good Job Colorguard! We love you! 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AB.son 95.230 Arrington, Steve 95. 160 Arthur. Tommy 73.177 Acenao. Enc 49. 175.232 Ash. Darren 49.203.205.232 Aston, Tracy 83 Autry. Elizabeth 73.221 B BftCOpoulOS. Laurie 73 Bagby. Thomas 95.230 Ba.toy. StantoySS. 180.210 Baker. Alyssa 83 Baker. Clay 49 Baker. Denise 95.155.214 Baldwin. Edwm 95.188.230 Ballard. Brad 95 Ballinger. Carl 49.175.212 Banks Troy 144.168.210 Barnard. Trent 95.144 Barnard. Trey 73.160.228 Barnes. Matt 49 Barnett, Eric 208 Barnett. Kristen 95.214 Barr, Nanae25 73 Barton. Bobby 73.154 Bass. Tara 73.155 Bates. Angie 83 Battlo. Andy 49.214 Bean. Ame 230 Bean. Kathy 49.66.221 Board. Usa 95.218 Beard, Tammy 49, 161 181, 217 Beaumont. Alan 73 Beck. Me i 49.161.188, 189, 197.213 Beckor. Kurt 49. 154. 225 Bedford. Bart 83.203 Bedford. Ron 49.210 Bou. Allison 95.155.161.214. 218 Boll. Angle 95 Bentley. Doe 49.214 Bentley. Linda 83 Berry. Amy 83,231 Berry. Both 73. 148. 149.217 Berry. Grant 95.160.216 Berry. Sol 157 Borletlfl. Denise 73.204.220 Blrdyshaw. Taro 95.230 Block. David 83 Black. Jefl 50.228 Blackmon. Jeff 95. 230 Blankenship. Christie 73 Blevins. Courtney 50.221. 228 Blevins. Kami 50 Bluo, Mike 83.137.143.165. 216 Boatman, Stephanie 95.161, 230 INDEX Boatman. Tiftanie 73 Boglin. Rodonck 50.137 138 Bolding. Michelle 95 Bonds. Al 25.83.193.207. 214 Bonds. Brott 83.231 Bone. Antoinette 95.228 Booovitch. Deidra 50.148. 149.232 Book or. Bo 50. 154 Boone. Juke 20.32.45.50. 145.146.185.195.212. 220 Boone. Patrick 83.234 Boozer. Julie 73.221 Borman. Kris 73. '98,204. 216 Bowden. Elizabeth 73.170. 217 Bowman. Mokssa 83 231 Bowman. Snayne 73 Boyd. Amy 83.170.217 Boyd. Missy 83 Boyd. Tracey 40.50. 161. 181.187. 196. 197.217 Branch. Todd8i. 83.202. 206.210 Brannon, Chris 25.36. SO. 232 Brasher. Chris 25,50 Brasher. Gerry 95.234 Brockwoldt. Kay 50 Brooks. Brian 73.227 Brookshiro. Julia 73.213 Brosch. Eric 95.216 Brosowsky. Dma 83.234 Brown. Jimmy 73.157,184. 210 Brown Julie 83, 95 230 Brown Rucker 83,234 Brown. Stacey 73 Browne. Cratgger 25. 50.175. 212 Bruno. Elizabeth 83.231 Bruno. Sam 25. 73.80. 193. 207 Bryant. LaDonna 95,230 Bryars. Bart 73. 228 Buckingham. Liz 50.196. 197.219 Bullock. Brian 73.151.154 Bullock. Doug 95, 230 Bullock. Elizabeth 95. 161. 212 Bunnell. John 38.50.192. 194.232 Burdwr Cam 95 Burks. John 95.230 Burks. Loigh50.170.171. 212.221 Burks. Shea 83.218 Buryn.Kein 73,213 Bytor. Scott 83.93.137. 143 216 C Cade Lauren 83.170.217 Calvin, Albert 83.137.143 Calvin. Derrick 95,144 Camp. Jaye83.l98.231 Camp. Kelli 83.214.234 Campbell. Allison 95.161. 184.230 Campbofl. Chris 50. 228 Cannon. Bill 73.151.154.216 Cantavespro. Michael 73. 137.227 Caraway. Marsha 73.218 Caraway. Tasha 73.218 Carbonto, George 73 Carbonie. Neicy83.23l Careathers, Michelle 73.216 Carey. Coiia 73 Cartilo. Andrew 73.202.205. 206 Carlin. LeAnn83.2l4 Carlson, Craig 73 Carr. LoAnno 95. 202.206 Carson. Catherine 73.161. 196.213 Carter, Chris 95.230 Casafe. Pat 50.203 Casey. Pat 38. 50.137 138 212 Cason. Tommy 25. 73. 207 Caspetl. Brian SO. 203. 206 Castleberry. Tracy 83.2t4 Cauthon. Kim 95.225 Chandler. Ashley 25.73.81 220 Chandler, Missy 21.25.95. 147.230 Chapman. Jay 39. 50.137. 138.143.212 Chase. Stephanie 95 Cheek. Davina 73.213 Chen. Carol 192 Cherry. Jenny 230 Cherry. Roy 2)0 Chouna. Sharon 73. 169 190. 197.217 Childers. Mope37. 51.161. 232 Chitos Clark 83.234 Christ. Gma 83.204.214 Tina 23. 51 194 195. 224 Church. Doss 95 Cicero. Kelly 51. 148.149. 220 Clark. Amy 73 Clark. Choryt 21.32,33.82. 83.204.210.211.214.215 Ciaybum, Steve 73.173.210 Claybum. Susan 51.64.169. 192.196.217 Ctommer. Hal 40.51.137. 138.143.163.164.212 Cloo. Jennifer 83.224 Clouos, Cindy 25. 36. 51.65. 152. 155. 194. 195.208. 209.220 Cobb. Heath 83.153.154 Cobb. Tad 83.151.173.227. 234 Cobum. Lara 73.152.155. 197.213 Cobum. Ron 95.151.154. 230 Cochran. Chris 20. 73.157. 210 Cochran. Tommy 25, 38.48, 51,65.157.179,210.211 Cockfield. Aruio 95.152. 155. 217 Cockrum. Becky 95.230 Cc n. Chris 83.137.143. Coagin, Oow $1.137,138. 173.210 Cole. Stophen 73.228 Collins. Cary 83, 137.143 Collins. Cindy 51.172.232 Collins. Jim 51.228 Collins. Rick 83.234 Colvin. Whit 165, 179 Condra. Christine 73 Conley. Aaron 51,137,138. 157.212 Conley. Jonah 95.144.180 Con tor no, Oonmo 73 Contomo. Ronmo 51 Cook. Bill 95.210 Cook. Gary 51.180.210.211 330 Cook Geoff 95 211 Coooor. Robby 163 Copo. Nico 64.231 Copeland. Snelby 74 218 nnd, Shfirry 96, 148 Cotg.PtMpn. 74.163. Corley. Sumo 98.210.211, 212 Cornell. Chris 74.157.222 Costoy. Herbert 74 Cosper, Chip 96. 155 Cospor. Kimberly 73.152 208,209 Coal. Teresa 74 221 Costa. Mike 51.228 Couch Kelly 84.214 Coursoy, Suzanne 74.220 Cok. Andreo 24. 74.189.214 Cox. Ban 25.74. 154.233 CraddocK. David 84 Craddock. JocquoJino 51,63. 221 Crawford. Andrew 96.190 Crows. Derek 96.103.210 Criddte. Missy 51.228 Com. Ned 74.198. 199.216 Crisp. Mike 74.203. 205.206 Cro iper Brandy 96,203, Crowder. Elisa 73.222 Crum. Jirn 96.210 CuBJ han, Beth 22.51.169, CuH han, David 74.163.164. Culpepper. Robert 23.51. 232 Cummings. BMI74,137.157, 212 Cuthoertson Bruco 51.137. 138.157.232 Daffm, John 74.173 Daffm, Michelle 96 Dale. Ricky 74 Oaly. Kellie 84.231 D'Ambta. Knslen 51.155 D Amico. Vincent 84 Dandurand, DobDie 24.74. 161.178. 189. 197.204. 206.214 215 Daniels. Candice 84.198.225 Davvd. Chns 37.52. 157,159. 212 OavKj. David 84.173 Davidson. Bntt 84 144.202. 206.213 Davis. Blame 68 Davi5.Christi22.52. 86.203. 204.226 Davis. Danny 96.230 Oavis. Philip 74. 192 Davis. Rebecca 96.202.206. 230 Davis. Sarah 84.214 Dams. Scon 84 Davis. Shannon 84, 234 Davis. Stanton 84.199.231 Dawson. Mark 52.228 DeFolco. Rodney 84 Delate. Andrea 84.204.206. DeUgje. Yvette 52.202. 203. deLalhouder. Yancy 74.206 doUjthoudor. Johnny 52 232,233 Dean. Patrick 84.214.279 Dcason. Dennis 96.144 Dennis. Dobbte 96. 234 Dennis. Mike 84.137.143. t63. 177.216 Dennis. Ronald 25.52.137. 138.139.212 Denton. Sabrina 96.216 Dickey. Catherine 74 Dickey. Pam 84. 198.218 Dickinson. Chris 25,52.137. 138. 143.175.212 Dickinson. Erik 20. 72.74. 151.154.173.220 Dillard. Brock 96,151.154. 230 Dmga, Kurt 52.175 Dobbins. Donny 96.180 Dobyns. Paul 84 Doekel. Jennifer 96 OolatHbadi. S mm 29.30. 84. 224.231 Donagan, Sean 84 Dorman. Jeff 52.137.138. 216 Oorman. Lonofto 98.230 Oormmy. Dru 52. 228 Dorough, Chris 84 Douglass. Edwin 96,144 Xx iass. Hoather 72. 74. Douglass. John 25.52.64. «T 173.210.211.212 Dowling, Rebecca 96 Droyspnng. Laurie 29.3d. 52. 65. 170. 171. 178, 188, 194. 195.197.214.215 Droyspnng. Loign 96. 214 Driver. Dana 84.231 Qua. Amit 84. 192 Dubard. Annotto84 184.214 Dudley. Brett 25,73. 151, IS3.173 Oumnn Kimberly 96.225 Duncan. Lon 96.103 202 206.213 Dutton. Doug 84.137.141. 143 Duvall Matt 52.224 E Eagle. Kolle 73 Eagle, Marly 84.203.206 Earglo. Karon 84.214 Echols. Wynn 84.137.143 Edgar. Todd 52.234 Edmunds. David 84.147,151 154 Ellnrd. Jennifer 84 Elliott. Lance 96 Ellwood. Tracey 84.208.231 England. Tahara 96.184.212 Erickson. Brad 96 Ernst. Keilyarm 96.230 Estes. Kelly 52.228 Eubanks. Vatene 74.218 Evans. Adrienne84.1 8.214 Evans. Chrisbne 52 Evans. Kimberly 74.198 226 Evans Wendy 74.198 199. 226 Evers. Lara 84.92.190.207. 231 F FackJrS. Dina 96. 191.221 Fagm. Lisa 74.204,213 Fairley. Jeff 96.144 Parish. Jennifer 74 Farmer. Jennifer 38.52. 194, 197.220 Fnms.Michelo84.166.187 Faulkner. Jeff 85.137,143. 165.177.216 Faulkner. Mike 52.157.175. 184. 185.232.233 Ferns. Brad 52.173.210.211 Fianand. Stemar 23.35, 39. 41.52.151.192.194.195 Flowers. Bay 74 Flynn. P« 53.173.194.210. 211 Flynn. Terry 85. 165. 177. 210,211 Folsom. Clint 85.210 Forbes. Heather 25. S3.207 Ford. Loren 96.202.206.225 Ford. Meredith 85.234 Fort. April 53.152.155.226 Foster. Dana 53.203. 204. 226 Foster. Keme 25.85.188. 208.214 Fo . Eben 74.230 Francis. Brian 96.230 Franks Debra 53.232 Fraser. Raymond 85.137. 143.165. 177.216 Frazier. Darron 228 Frederlckson. Brody 90 Freeman. Jon 53.203.204. 205,206 French. Ltt6lee% French. Michelle 74.191.197, 213 Frey, Sherry 85. 204.218 Friday. Mary96. 230 Fuller. Apnl 96 166.230 Fuller. Susan 75.199 Futiman. Christine 96.147, 2I2.2U Fumer. Rachel 85 G Gamer. Amy 85. 147,231 Gajewski. Vicki 25.75.170. 195.210,211 Galloway. Gavin 85. 177.216 Gamble. Craig 21.96. 168 Gammill. Greg 85, 165. 168 Gamer. Gerald 85 Garner, Grant 53 Garrett. Lam 53 Garnotl. Gayle 53. 197, 198. 199.225 Gaskins. Corky 85.137.143. 156.234 Gattinn Tracy 75 Gaujjtl. Knstmo 75.192. 196. 202.206.225 Gaugh, Stacie 85.192.204 Gavin. AKen 85.214 Gear. Kim 75 Gonetski. Christian 85.180. 210 Gentry. Kara 75.221 G.bOS. Julie 85.198 G.tbort. Candy 75.217 Gilbert. Leigh 53.191 197. 220 Gilbert. Moral 97.191 Gilbert. Ranee 53.232 Gillespie, Pam 85. 198.216 GiUiam. Hearn 53 Gilmer. Jeff 85.154. 216 Ginn. Rosemary 85 192. 196 Glass. Chris 75.203.205. 206. 210 Glaze. Mitch 85.177 Goacher. 0 zabelh85. 190. 214 215 Gotdasich. Bubba85 137. 143. 179.220.212 Gotdasich. Jenny 25.53.178. 208.209.220 Golden Mark 97.230 Goldthwaito. Andy 53.63. 151, 154. 188. 192. 194. 197.214 Goodan Aaron 85.227 Graffeo, Tony 21.82.85. 137. 157.177. 191.212.222. 223 Graham, Chip 85.180 Graham. Knstm75.221 Granges, Tawanna 85.202. Gra hos, Lsni25.85.161. Gray. Raleigh 97. 212 Grajbar. 8en 53. 151, 154. Greathouse. Sharon 53. 226 Greathouse. Steven 85. 175 Green. Brian 97.230 Green. Jennifer 97. 230 Green. Richard 85 Greer. LisaS3.228 Gregory. Kimberly 7S Greker. Chnssy 85.147 Grelior. Max 37. 53.157.232. 233 Griffin, Brian 53 Grigsby. Karm 85. 204. 206. 213 Grimes. Chris ti Le-gh 97 Gross. Elizabeth 97,230 Grovo, Nod 85.92.157.210 Gules. Monica 53.170.171. 220 Gupta. Vinoet 54 Gurosky Scott 25. 137.139. 143. 163, 164.175. 176. 212.216 Guthrie. Oavid 53 331 Gulhno Eddie 65.231 Gutyeiia:. Jana 97.224 Guy. Scott 85 Gwathnoy. William Curtis 97 H Haarbauer. Eric 97.205 Habshey, Ben 75.179,212 Haggerty. Bonn 85 Haggerty. Michael 157.228 Hauler, Hotly 75.189.218. Haglor. Joel 172.211 Halford. Shanda Loe 97 Hall. Bonn 75. 137.143.205. 206.216 Hall. Craig 151. 154 Hall. Kim 85 Hallo. Clayton 97. 168.216 Hamilton. Keith 25.75.157. 184 195.212 Hamilton. Mark 25. 1.54. 157.184.185.193 232. 233 Hammill. Mlcholo 54. 228 Hammond. Greg 54.137. 138.143.174.175.212 Hand, Emily 54.169,170 171. 195.217 Haney. Todd 54 Harung. Craig 85. 203 Hanna. Tyler 97.160. 2l0 Hansen Jennifer 85 192.204 Hanson Eric 86 137.143. 216 Hardy. Derek 75.205. 230 Doug 54.203.205 Hardy. Sean 54.232 Harmon. Tern 54.228 Harper . John 97.151.154. 211 Harper. Kns 54.198. 199 Harper. Kristin 86 Harper. Shon 97 Harris. Amy 97 Harm. Bruce25. 54 Ham ,. Chris 86 Hams, Eric 137 Harris. Jay 54, 163.184 216 Hairy Jr . Buddy 54,212 Haruflold. Chr.s 54. 228 Hftrvoy, Ada.97, 198 Harvey, Bom 228 Harvey. Daniol 97.230 Harvey, Jo Ann 226 Hawkins. Cathy 54. 155. 198. 229 Hawkins Jay 54 Hay. Shannon 86.204.214 HajhWayne 54.65 198.202. Hayes. Mike 54 Haves. Tracy 54.170.171. 222.232 Hoad. Rhonda 55,193.198. 228 Hoard, Juft 5S, 137 138.216 Hoard. Timothy 97. 144. 168. 216 Heath. Jolt 55.137.138.216 Heaton. Jill 55.155 217 Heber. Chris 75 Hebert. Chris 75.226 Woffington, Laura 75.221 Hondncks. Bren 22.37. 40. 55. 151. 154.184. 185. 190. 193.194.195.197 Henley. Michael 55.232 H.qdon, Heather 86. 203.206. 213 Hill. Bill 55.216 Hill. Ginger 27.28.30.35.38. 40.55.66. 178. 181 196 212 210.211.220 Hill. JonaHum 194 Hill, Michael David 97.151. 154.210 Httyer. LesUe 97 Hinds. Scott 25.86.207 Hines. Cindy 75.221 Hirschberg. Gobble 86 Hobbs. Lara 97.216 Hodges. Grog 86.137.143. 157.212.224 Hodges. Jeff 55.153.154. 196.224 Hotfeiman David 75.216 Holcomb. Becky 27.55. 170. 171 198.217 Holland. Jon 86. 137.165. 177 216 Holley, Michelle 86 Hollingsworth, Joe 86. 173 Mbit. Melissa 25 55.193,207 Hood Paul 55.137.138.212 Hooper. Stephanie 97.169. 184.212 Hopfon-Jones Bill 75 Hortborg Claire 55.198. 199. 224 Hovanec. Doug 97 Movator, James Wilson 97. 160.234 Howard. Jennifer 55.178 216 HowoM. Duane 86. 165 216 Howou. Eddie 25.86,207 Hruska. Heather 86.92. 208. 231 Hruskn, Mark 25. 55 Huber, Marc 25.86,207 Hudson. Glona 75 Huey. Spencer 86.151 Huey Stad 55.154.210.232 Hughes, Deann 55.224 Hughos.Jason97 144 Hula. Mike 86. 159 Hiil. Joy 75 Hurt!, Steven 86. 137.216 Hunton. Kevin 97.180.210 Hurn.Chad75.227 I Ingram, Chad 97 Ingram. Leah 75 lrvmo.Anno39 55.148 166. 232 J Jackson. Michael 55,202. 203.206.216 James. Chris55.157.158. 232 James. Karen Elizabeth 97 Jurboe. Wallace David 97 Jarred. Kimberly Diane 198 Jarrell. Sora 97.230 Jennings. James Carroll 206 Joiur, LoeAnn86.216 Jeter. Tom 55. 180.232 Johnson. Carmon 179 Johnston. Laura 86. 234 Johnston. Michael 56.195 Johnston. Michael 25.97.144 Johnston. Stodo 86.2lG Joiner. Amy 75. 152. 178, 195.216 Jotston, Miko 194.216 Jonas, Alex 97. 194.206,213 Jones. Allison 5$. 170.171. 196.215 Jones. Calandra 86,198.218 Jones. Courtney 56. 195.203. 204.205.206. 221 Jones, Deborah 97 Jones. Oenby 56.188.199. 229 Jones. Hilary 86.23! Jones. Kellie 56. 180 Jones. Laune 75.203.204. 206.213 Jones. Phillip 58. 137.138, 234 Jones. Virginia 66.213 Jordan. Becky 75 Jordan. David 97. 203.206 Jordan, Leo 56. 232 Jowors. Joseph 97,202 Jlinamdn. Kathryn 75. 181. 217 Juneman. Martha 98.161. 181.184 K Karvonun, Jean 98 Kash. Mike 72,75.137.175 Kaufman, Tammio 75. 166. 167. 179.220 Keith. OeborahBO, 217 Keith. Todd 75.173,210 Keller. Ruth 56.66.232 Kennedy. Claudia 56. 181. 220 Kennedy. Paige 88.148.231 Kotcham. Boanio 86. 148. 166. 167.231 Kelly. Oamoi 86. 203.210 Kieskowoki. Mark 56 Krker. Dona 56,221 Kimbrough. Terri 75.217 King. Jennie 56.224 King. Laura 98.103.202 206 King. Matt 76. 197 Kinney. Kim 56.198.199.229 Kiicnon, Mindy 87.231 Kitchens. Tom 75.157 Knight. Marty 56.228 Knight. Phillip 199.228 Knudsen. Kristin 75 koufourides. Christ 76.170. 217 Krontiras. Andreas 98,234 Kubacki, Kenny 87.231 Kulbitskas. Alex 56.228 Kuykendall. Kerri 25. 76. 196. 208.209.213 Kyzor. Kim 87. 152.155.217 L LaGrouO. Lnni 98.155. 218 LnGrouo. Kelly 87. 1$5 Laban. Anna 76.226 Lahoy. Kon76. 180 Loho . Kerry 87.18i 192. Lamb, Chns 98.202.206.225 Lamb. Sharon 46. 78. 189. 192. 197. 202. 206.213 Lamb. Shawn 76.212 Lamb. Tim 87 Lamport, David 87.192,203. 203 Lambert, Stove 76.189.192. 197.202.206.213 Langford. April 87.234 Langley. Laura 76. 181.188. 212.220 Langnor, Rishay 98.216 Lanier. Jom98.213 Lankford. Mark 76. 177 Lanthrip. Purge 76 Lanzi, Joe 87 Larson. Tiffany 87. 214 LaRussa. Kellie 155.217 LaRusso. Laney 94.98. 147 Laws. Carofyn 56.226 Laws. Rox 76.227 Layton. Tyler 32,36.39.56, 64. 193.211 Lazarus. Angie 56.220 Leake. Scott 87 Loath. Usa 76,145 Loaveu. Charlie 56 Leaveu, Jenny 87.234 LoBorto, Mead 56.232 LeCroy. Kenney 70.157. 216 Lee. Jam 57.219 Loe. Jonni 76 Lee. John 98.203.206 Leo. Mike 57 Lee, Tracey 76 Leo. Tonya 87.231 Lemfelder. Thomas 98 LeVaughn. Kimberly 198.199 Levin . Maury 78.203.206. 206.226 Levio. Mansa 76. 226 Lows. Amy 25.98. 190.216 Lewis. Cheisaa 87.218.221 Lewie. Mary Susan 76.190. 196,216 Lewis. Shelly 76.221 L1IO6. Amy 98.230 Lm.Jack 137.143.216 Lin. Sue 76,226 332 Lin, Susan 98 Linton. Sam 76.172.212 Lipsuy. Coinman 76 Llpsoy. David 87.234 Littki.Juk)tah98.147.210, 211.230 Uvuly. Kristine 94, 102.198, 199,212 Lloyd. S8ndy 57,98, 157. 159.230 Lloyd, William Brown 144. 198 LoBugMo, Lisa 87,214,215 Loehn. Angela 57. 192.227 Lokaaundaram. Jaya 98 Lokasundaram. Venknt 57 Lombardo. Kristin 98.230 Lombardo. Men 76. 225 Lopez. Joriuo 87, 224 Lott, Guy 25,87,157.207 Love, Elizabeth 87.148.218 Lovell. Dan 20.25.45. 48. 57. 216 Lovette. Carrie 98 Lovotte. Hollie 87 Lovoy. Matt 57 Lowry. Anne 57, 220 Lowry. Tom 98,151. 154, 210. 211 Loxley. Mariano 76i 197 Ludwig. Bruce 76. 172, 192 Ludwig. Peter 98.172.210 Lunsford, Tina 76,218 Lunsford. Tonia 87.231 Lynch, Tommy 78,163. 177 Lynch. Jay 76.173.207 Lynch. Jon 25.87.154.193. 210 Lynch. Tommy 76.163.177 Lynn. Alicia 97.204 Lyons. Gaines 57.63.65, 145.212.220 Lyrene. Christy 98. 202,206. 230 Lyione. Julie 98.230 M Macklo.Dana87.234 Magargeo. Becky 87. 198. Magargao. Pete 57 Mahaffey. Jack 76.173.228 Malkl. Rhanya 87 Malone. Chello 57.198.199. 202 206.224. 225 Mnnem, Martin 39.41. 57.65 137.138 174. 175.212 Monn.Enc 76.163.164,184 212 Marok, Trent 57. 163.212 Marok. Troy 98. 168,230 Moraan, Kurt 87 Marshall. Brian 228 Marshall. Cmdy 87.204.206. 213 Marshall. Joe 98 Marshall. Kent 98.144 Martin. Craig 25.76.180 195.210 Martin. Eiame 57,170.171. 232 Mortm.Jofl 98.168.234 Martin. Tricw 87 Mostorson, Stephanie 57, 234 Mathis. Mon 76.180, 195. 210.211 Maiuszak. Katie 25.76.178, 181.195.208,220 Maxson, Rebecca 76.192. 202.206.213 May no. Rebecca 87.155, 192.215 McArthur. Kurt 87. 113. 203 205.206 McBndO. Amy 57. 198. 199. 229 McCalla. Chris 87.22S McCloskay. Alan 87. 137. 143.216 McCiuskey, James 57.228 McConnell. Jamie 20.87. 137.143 McConnell. Ken 32.33.72. 76. 178.134.189. 197.199. 208.209.210.211.216 McCormick, Kelley 234 McCowan. Chad 87.137. 143,177 McCullough, Chanee 98.230 McCutchen. Karen 98 McDaniel. Omt 87 McDaniel. Monica 98.152, 155.192.214 McDonald. Jay 57 McFaUs. Konnolh 76. 172. 192.216 McFarlm, Kathryn 87. 231 McFarlin. Lorry 98. 160 McFMon. Kim 78.148.217 McGeo. Heather 76.145 McGee. Leah 77.197 McGee. Tyler 77. 221 McGeever. Lana 77.170,220 McGill. Tamara 98.221 McKoll, Mitch 77. 157. 184 212 McKmnoy. Lee 98 151.154. 230 MeKtrmey. Scott 87. 165 McKniflht. Jenny 27. 28.30. 37,39.57.64. 190. 193 197 McKmghl.Miko98.230 McLomoro. Brian 57.228 McMichD8). Tiffany 98.221. 230 Mr.Millon. Michelle McMullen. Michele 230 McMunn. Laurie 98. 198.199. 221 McNamara. Megan 77.218 MeNnmee. Jenniter77.196. 220 McNomar. Mike 98.203. 205. 206.224 McPherson Amy 98.202, 221 McQueen. Jenny 87.20€. 213 McWhorter. Fred 58. 232 Meadows. Murray 21.82.87. 137,165.177.184.216 Molanyzor. Lisa 87.204.213 MerreHl T 77.81,168.179. 212 Morrofl. Vann 98.144.160 Merrill. Larry 98. 144.216 Morrill. Natalie 28.30.31.58. 170.171.220 Moicinf. Holley 87.224 M.lom.Groer 58.196.224 225 Milazzo. Paul 87 222 Millor. Lyn 77.213 Miller. Mott 77.81 Millor, Michenl Nicholson 210 Miller. Stacy 87.148.166. 217 Minor. Kylo77.157 Mistrot, Mike 25.36.41.58. 137. 138.143.212 Mistrot, Stave 87.137,143 157.224.225 Mitchell. Mark 87.225 Mock. Curtis 77 Motiica. Charlie 58 Moflison, Kristin 25. 77. 181. 208.212.220 Monroe. Beth 77.152 155. 221 Monroe. Sissy 87. 170,217 Monti. Sieve 77.154.216 Monzeila. Monrca 87.2l8 Moon, Todd 88 Mooney. Greg 98,230 Moore. Chris98.144.197 Moore. Grog 98 Moore. Jacquoiyne 58. 178. 217 Mooro, Jennifer 39.58. M9. 166.107.220 Moore. Kelly 98.168.192. 202.206.221 Mooro. Kris77,80. 108.192 202.206.214 Moore. Laura 77.155.192. 196. 197.224.225 Mooro, Rosemary 23.38.39. 58.192. 194.263.206 Mooro, Shawn 99.231 Mooro. Shea 68 Moore. Traci 58.203, 206 Moore. Viginia 58. 230 Moor or. Cnrey93.144 Moreno. Dina 88.231 Morin. Mike 58.232 Morin. Richard 88,92 Mono. Woody 58.170.171, 220 Morris. Jason 99 Morris. Mike 77 Morns. Scott 88.165.177. 216 Morris. Wade 58 Morrison. Knslon77.2l3 Morrow, Kara 99.103.221 Moses. Kevin 88.225 Mosley. Don 99.168.230 Motley. David 77.81. 157, 159 Motloy. Derrick 58.157. 232 Motley. Kim 88. 155 Moll. Hofly 77 Mueller. David 99 Mullins. Kathleen 77.221 Murchison. Jenny 77.14S. 220 Murdock, Cynthia 58.232 Murdock, Paul 88.206.231 Myers. Jane 88.155.217 Myers. John 99.210 Myers. Michelle 88.198 Myers. Mike 77.210.192. N Nadeli. Laura 99 Nanos. David 77 Nanos. Julie 88. 231 Norily. Stotania 99. 198, 225 Ned. Pat 77.163.212 Nolson, Michele 48.58.169. 170.171.212.221 Nelson Tracy 99.221 Noguono. Louis 88.231 Newman, Usa 88.220 Newport. Brenda 32.33.77 220 NiChoMs. Chris 77 Nicholla. Mike Nicks. Julie 88.202, 206,225 Noriandor. Jennifer 58.203. 204.228 Nutter, Chris 88.188.210 O O'Brien. Happy 77.215 Ogden, Heather 99,148. 230 Ollvor. Carla 99.203.206 Okvef. Ken 58.157.232 O'Neill, Erin 77. 145. 146. 189.195 197.220 Ottcn. Hoalhor 99.181.221 Otten.Lee58.212.175 Owon. Debra 77.181.212. 220 Owen. John 99 Owon. Kev.r. 99. 144, 230 Owon. Miko 77 Owens. Karen 58.169.170, 171.221 Owingo, Janet 77.213 P Pafestmi. Mike 59. 232 Pafestmi. Steve 99.230 Ponuia.Ginn88.214 Park. Stove 8$. 214 Parker. Julie 99 Porker. Kirk 59.157.159. 184. 185.212 Parsons. Kelli 77.198.199. 226 Pate. Celita 58.226 Poto. Rick 88. 234 Patterson. Paige 32.37.59. 178.220 Patterson. Todd 77.151.154. 210 Patterson. Wendy 99.230 Peacock Jana 77 Peacock. Usa 88.231 Poaspanen. Kart 88 154 Peel. Ben 99 Pender. Tommy 25. 78,80. 180.184.191. 196. 197. 210.211 333 Pony. Shannon 99,181,230 PersaU. Tiffany 59 228 Photo, Joey 78.163 PMot. Trent 78.151,154. 192.214.215 Philips. Brant 25.78.80,151. 153,154. 184.211 Phflhg . day 99 ,151.154. Phillips. JoAnna 59.221 Phillips. John 99. 144. 160 Phillips. Susan 78.204.213 Pierce. Derek 59.205. 216 Pierce. Kalian 78.197.213 Pierce. Kim 59 Pierce. Polly 212 Pilleterl, Junto 29.30.59.203. 204 Pitman. Bryan 98.227 Pitta. U83 88.231 Pitta. Mark 99. t68.2t6 Pizzitola. Valerio 99,147, 184.230 Ptott. Christie 99. 221 Pocbran. Robert 88 Poczetek Rooen 88,205. 210 Pool. Emily 99 Porter. Lisa 25. 99.230 Porter Mickoy 70.196.216 Porter. Pam 59.232 Porter, Scott 21.95.99. 190 Powell. Kirk 99.210 Powell, Shoiiey 59.161.226 Poynter. Kim 88.204.213 Prescott. Amanda 88.198, 204.225 Prewltl. Andy 99 Primm. Stacie 198 Prugh. Mary 25.78.161.213 Puckett. Chris 99,234 Pugh. Mark 25. 59.137. 138. 141. 143.175.212.216 Purser. Mark 78.216 Putcha. Riju88.192 Putman. Patrick 99.190 Q Quick. Cyd 78.170 R Rata. Anita 59.221 Raia. Ginoer 99.230 Ramsay. Gene 78.202.205, 206.213 Ramsey. David 78.228 RansdeU, Janet 88.204 Ransdell, Pam 59.66.220 Ransom. Wearey 78.180 Ray. David 88. 198. 199.206. 213 Ray. Rod 59.202. 203.205. 206 Rayburn. Sonya 78.221 Real. Brantley 88.231 Reddy Ra| 88.180 Reddy. Sathya99.1S5 Roddy. Sh 78.152.192 Redparn. Julie 99.198.206. 213 Rood. Tooter 59 Reese. Jeannie 88. 231 Register. Jennifer 59.228 Register. Scott 78.173.210 Romertson. Russ 59 flonnoker.Hot|y32.37.38. 41.59.65.130.145.146 185.220 Ross. Denise 88.231 Reuse. Bobby 88.198 Reynolds. Angela 89.231 Reynolds, Shen 59.232 Rhodes. Jamie 89 Rhodes. John 89.203.206. 213 Rhodes. Mike 60.222.223 Rice. Donny 78 Richardson. Beatty 20.60. 232 Richburg. Melinda 89, 231 Ridlehoover. Brian 99.203. 206.225 Riggins. Wendy 100 fiiloy. Elaine 100 Riie Steffayne 60.170.171. Riley. Toma 100.230 Rlnohart. Diana 100. 221 RilChoy. Brian 89.202.234 Ritchey. Laura 100.202.206. 221 Rives. Susanno 100.155.161 Rives. Veil 25.78. 151.154. 197.211.212 Robbins, Mike 100 Robedeau. Thorose 100.198 Robertson. Amy 78.224 Robertson. Usa 89.204.231 Robicheaux. Scott 89,225 Robinson. David 60. 64 Robinson. Karen 60.198 Robmson. Margorot 89.225 Robmson. Sharon Lee 198 floddam, Randy 100.234 Roddam Rene6 38.41.60. 81.184. 187. 194,197.210. 211.217 Rogers. Jack 78.154.155 Rookis. Noelle 100.202.206. 213 Roose. Leigh 100.198.234 Roper. Staci 89.198.206. 212.213 Rosato. Jody 89.137.143 216 Rubin. Richard 89. 234 Rudd. Ginger 78.202. 206, 213 Saia. Jennifer 89.147.220 Salser. Earl 78.80. 202. 205. 206.216 Salter. Glenn 227 Sanborn. Kelli 89 Sanders. Glenn 100.155.216 Sards. James 100.216 Sattorwhilo. Amy 224. 78 148.149 165.224 Sounders John 154.195 Saxon. Chris 60 Saxon. Samantha 89 Saylor. Jason 78 Scarborough. Suzanne 100. 230 Scarborough. Todd 78. 137 Schepkor. Doug 100.203. 205.206.213 Schillacl, Joanna 60.220 Schlegol, Wendy 89. 198, 199. 204. 224 Scholl. Lla 216 Scotl. Chnsty 100.102 Scott. Ginger 60.213 Segars. Jeff 60.137.138. 139.158.159.212.216 Segars. Ree 100.230 Sehn. Kathy 60.228 Sehn, Kurt 100.210 Seidel. Barry 89,172,234 Seidel. Wondy 60.213.224 Self. Mike 60. 137. 138.212 Self. Sundi 89.166 Shah. Sheila 100 Shma. Ken 60.228 Shannon. Lisa 100. 190.192. 225 Snaw, Meimda 78 Shea.Jack 89 Shea. Kelly 78.163.216 Shoohy. Kelli 78.145.217 Shelly. K.rk 60. 210 Shorer. Sloven 60.190.225 Sheridan. Patrick 89.227 Shields. John 190. 203.206. 225 ShWirtgor, Jeremy 100,225 Shooits. Stephanie 89 155. 217 Shunnarah. Carol 78.204. 206.213 Shunnarah. Goorge 60, 137. 138.143. 157. 159.216 Shunnarah. Monh 89.231 Shunnarah, Salem 09 Shunnarah. Suzanne 100 Shunnarah, Vivian 78.195 219 Sides, Shannon 78.170 Simendinger. Anne 100 Simenamger. Mane 90 221 Simpson. Bocca 89.218 S n , Scotl 89.100.206.230 Singleton. Jennifer 89,192. Siniard, Jen 20.32.40.60. 66. 145. 146.185.195.210, 211,220 Slaughter. Blakely 89.214, Slaughter. Bnan 60.232 Slay. Mary Virginia 89. 220 Sligh. Allison 100.230 Sloan. Wanda 89 SmaH. AHI89.161. 169. 189. 231 Smaey. Holly 60. 228 Smith. Ben James 100. 137, 143 Smith, David 78.203.205. 206.213 Smith. Gail 78.145.195.220 Smith. Gary 89 Smith. Heather 89.198.224 Smith, Jonnifer 89.178 Smith. Jennt 78.155.178. 215 Smith. Jessie 61 Smith. Julie 100. 161.230 Smith. Julie 89.142.231 Smith. Ken 137. 138.216 Smith. Kim 78.89. 100.165 Smith. Kip 90.231 Smith. Lancer 89.142.205. 206.231 Smith. Preston 61.232 Sm m. scon 78. 180 195 Smith. Shannon 100 Smith. Stacy 90.218.231 Smith. Susan 90 Smitherman. Bethany 100. 181.217 Smitherman, Shannon 61 Snoed. Charlotte 61.194.213 Sneed. Christine 90.231 Snefl. Eric 78.151.154. 192. 225 Sokoll.Tim61.22S Solomon. Karon 78 Sooodi. Shiva 90.100.225 Sorrell. Kent 100. 234 Speed, Karnna24.61.184. 189. 197 224 Spoeglo. Chad 100 168.216 SfMtgnar. CarmoHa 78. 80. Spence. Tracy 90.204.231 Spencer. Greg 78.90.157 Spongier, Mnndi 190 Spfawn. David 78 Sprague. Kevin 78 Stanley. Sara 78.165. 167. 192.224 Steadmon. Donna 100. 225 Stearns. Mary 100.221 Stephan, Melissa 61.203. 206.213 Stephenson. David 61.228 Stevens. Jay 90, 234 Stewart. Chame 82.90.154. 177.222 Stewart. Terry 78. 203.206, 213 Stidfoto, Andy 61.137.138, 142.143.212 Stlgler, Kern 25,48,78.188. 195.197.208.220 Stipnanl. Gary 61. 137.138. Stine, Heather 234 Stockard. Brad 90.137.143. 177.220 Stockard. Mike 61.137. 138. 142.163. 179.212.216 Stockii. Gavin 78.227 Stone. Susan 78.161.164. 189.197.204.220 Stoop. Melissa 100. t98 Stnck. Roger 61. 159.234 Stock. Walter 61 Stockland. Jack 61 Strickland. Paul 25.61.220 Stnngor. Leigh 100.103.202 334 Strong. Jackie 79 Stuodoman, Lea 79. 148.166. 217 Sturtevant, Lynn 79 202,206. 213 Slut . Jon 6i St .G,nny61. 193. 203. Style . Dona 26,61, 179.208, 209,213.232 Styles, Donna 79.203.206 Styles. Mike 61.203.206 228 Swan. Suzarino 22.61.194. 195.202 203. 205.206 221 Swanz.y. Edward 62 Swainooy, C. 230 Swoitzer David 90.153.154 Swenson. Mlcht Ho 90.161. 204.231 Sykes. J.216 Sykes. Hosting 100,144, 148 154.216 Sykes. Wilborl 137.143.216 T Tannor, Kovin 79.227 Tarter, Roddy 62.137.138. 216 Taylor. Erica 100. 192 206. 212.230 Taylor. Kristi 27, 79. 145. 146. 188. 195 197.214.215 Taylor. Lee 90 Taylor. Toni 231 Teague. Susan 90.148.149. 166 217 Tool. Jamie 100.224 Thacker, Durham 62 Tharpo. Blaine 90.210 Tharpe. Heather 79.190. 191. 224 Thigpen. Usa2l6 Thomas. Chris 90 Thomas, Cliff 79.157. 180, 210.224 Thomas. EUen 36. 38.41.62. 159.161.178. 187.197. 208.209.212.217 Thomas. Mike 79.159.173. 212 Thomas. SheUa 101.221 Thomasino. Scott 62.90.232 Thomason. Lori 101.216 Thompson, Amy 90. 148.217 Thompson, Scott 25. 193. 207 Thompson. Timboriy 101.230 Thornburgh. Carrie 90,199. 220 Thurman, Tiffany 90, 214 Tibboit.Oouo62.137, 138 195.212.210 Tingle, Kim 79.224 Tipton. Brian 62. 137. 133. 157. 158.216 Tipton, Traci27. 79.81.170. 221 Todd. Shannon 79 220 Tofwam. Ashitfl 22.23.62. 131.192 194.196.197. 225 Tombrollo. Mike tOl. 230 Toftomasi, Mark 79.202. 205.206, 227 Traflonsiedt. Natalie 101. 184.230 Trotman, Amy 101 230 Troutman, Hama 22.25. 62 172.211.212 Troxefl. Paul 90. 180. 198 199.210 Truitt. Tony .62.184.185 Tu. Frank 101. 180 Tucker. Kenny 25.62. 154. 194 195 Tucker. Josh 90.202.221. 234 Tucker. Mark 79. 227 Tucker. Jenny 101,206 Tumlin.Tim90.173 Tumfin, Rebecca 62.191.197 Tunm.ro. Mary 21.32.33.90. 184.231 Tunmire. Carol 101,230 Tunnel!. James 206 Tumor, Carmallla 101.216 Turner, Mark 79,227 T willey. Howell 101.210 Twllley, Lyn62. 166.211.228 U Uher. John 101.210 UlCh. Rachel 79.204.213 Underwood. Scott 90 UpdapmM, Pam 90.161.206. Usher. Bethany 90.224 Utz. Sean 101 V VonEmsi. Todd 90 Vasitakis. Niko 101.203. 206, 230 Vatalnro. Stove 154.195 197.224 Voudo. Kim 101.202. 221 Vaughn, Loo 101.144.216 Vokja . Ko.th 9, 137.212. Vouch Rod 25.90.202.206. 207 213 Vickers. Trea 101 Vincent, Courlnoy 228 Vines, Valeria 62.232 W Waddle. Leigh Ann 27.29.30. 94.101. 102.230 Waqimpack Wayne 101. Waldrop. Greg 101.210.211 WiiW5milh.Tim9l.234 Walker. Carla 25.62.193. 198.229 Wall. Joff 90.137, 143.177. 216 Wallace. Wade 101.168 Waller, Daniel 90.173 Wnlton. David 90.137 143. 218 Wann.Robbye9l.2i8 Wann.JoM82.232 Warren. Holly 62 181.232 Watson. Aleihia 79.198.199. 226 Watts. Elizabeth 91.192.202. 206.218 Weaver. Emily 91. 192.218 Weaver, Rusty 91.137,143 Webb. Scot 79.151,153.154 Webb. Chon 62.228 Wobber. Bfian 36.62.232 Wehby. Tina 91.231 Woisenfold. Jerry 91,214 Weiborn. Brent 91. 137. 163. 164.177.216 Welch, Courtney 79,224 Woicn. Soott 79,179.212 Welch, Rhonda 91.231 WerdohoM. Kevin 79.180 W8S1. Tony 79 West. Dawson 79.137,177 West. Kern 79. 189, 195. 197. 208.209. 214.215 West. Dumna 91.231 Westberg. William 62 White. Misty 63 Wiggins. Elizabeth 91.213 Wiggins. Tony 79. 137 Wilkes. Rebecca 101,202, 221 Wilkes. Stacy 91.92.147. 184.206.231 Wosthoven. Mark 91. 177. 214,215 Weyrauch. Chris 79.137. 160.177.216 Whatley . Amy 91.231 Whatley, Krista 228 Wheat. Carol 63.228 Whirtoy. Randy 228 White, Eric 101. 151. 154 White. Marcy 91 Williams. Amy 79.217 Williams. Ashley 91.206. 214 Williams. Jenny 101.230 WtUoims.John25.91.202. 206.207 Williams. Julio Ann 79. 198 Williams, Rob n 91,198,199, 217 Williams. Shannon 63.199. 228 Williams. She.ia 23, 63 64 190.198 Williams. Tan 91.155 Williamson. Nancy 91.202. 206.231 Williamson. 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