Winter Haven High School - Wha Hwa Hta See Yearbook (Winter Haven, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 336 of the 1983 volume:

1983 HTA SEE Winter Haven High School Winter Haven, Florida Volume 66 Opening 1 Opening 3 What is yet to be? We are free to pick and choose the path — the way we must go. 6 Opening We are free to accomplish together or alone. Accomplishments may be big or small; yet ours to call our own. 10 Opening I SuiuadQ 12 Opening Hsinhm Opening 13 14 Opening Opening 15 16 Opening Because of his dedication and understanding, the 1982-83 Wha Hwa Hta See staff dedicates its sixty-sixth edition to Dr. John A. Stewart. Dr. Stewart was born in Sullivan, Indiana. He and his wife, Susan, have two children, Laura and Emily. During his career in education, he has served as a teacher, assistant principal, and principal. He has also served on many educational-related committees for the school system. Dr. Stewart plays an important role at Winter Haven High School because he becomes involved in so many school activities. A man constantly on the go, whether it be counseling a bewildered student, or tackling the enormous amount of administrative paperwork, he demonstrates his unending devotion to his work. With a constant smile, open arms, and concerned ear. Dr. Stewart goes far beyond his designated job and happily gives his own time to make these happy memories for Winter Haven High School students. Dedication 17 18 Division Our 1982-1983 Devil’s Darling Theresa Dezan was chosen as the 19821983 Devil’s Darling. This was the second year of Devil’s Darling, sponsored by the Future Homemakers of America (FHA). The event raised $200 to support the J.C. Cain Memorial Fund. Her role was to promote good public relations, school spirit, and participation in school activities. She acted as the Athletic Department’s Spirit Ambassador, helping at various sports events, such as the county and district basketball tournaments. 20 Student Life Dream Girl Pageant... Kim LoCicero Cathy Glenn Renee Geathers Kaki Fischer FHA sponsored the annual Dream Girl pageant held on March 18, 1982. Junior girls nominated by clubs and homerooms competed in sportswear, eveningwear, and talent. The Dream Girl and her runner-up candidates plan and coordinate the pageant for the following year. Kim LoCicero won the title of Dream Girl. Cathy Glenn was first runner up, followed by Renee Geathers, Kaki Fischer and Lauri Hays. Darlene Mason won the Talent award, and Jill Stewart was named Miss Congeniality. Lauri Hays Darlene Mason Jill Stewart Student Life 21 January — Mike McCarty, Kim Snively. February — Brian Truesdale, Jill Phillips Keith Thomas. Teri Haddock April — Buck Thomas, Sheila Glover Couples of the 1982-’83 The 1982-83 calendar featured thirteen couples who were nominated and then selected by popular vote to be in the calendar. This year’s couple selected by the most votes to be on the cover were Mke Bradford and Bridgett Henry. Mke was sponsored by Anchor Qub and Bridgett by Homeroom W.H.H.S Calendar Student Life f 23 September — Gary Culpepper. Sherri Skipper October — Marc Jantamaso. Wendy Rogers. November — Hiram Andrews. Kim LoCicero. December — Alison Parsons. Billy Heyn May — Doug Sackett. Cissy Braddy. July — Matt Moore. Jill Stewart. June — Derek Menchan. Renee Geathers. August — David Stebbins. Laura Gizzi. r - . . Y lA 1982-83 Girl and Boy Staters The Winter Haven High School faculty nominated students from the ’82-83 Junior class to attend a political convention at Florida State University in Tallahassee for a week last summer. As nominees of our school, these students gave speeches in front of the American Legion. The following were chosen to participate in the Girl and Boy’s State: Jill Stewart, Kim Snively, Kim LoCicero, Leslie Pitters, Tony Aguilar, Mike Bradford, Chris Fields, Billy McGarrity, Chris Eisen-chenk, Matt Butz, David Hart, Jon LaPan, David Clark, John Powell, and Brian Truesdale. The alternates were: Diane Enos, Laeta Kalogridis, Karen Milligan and Laura Hobbs. The Girl and Boy Staters acquired a better understanding of the government, and they also discovered hidden qualities in themselves. The students started by learning about city elections, county, and then state. These select students learned how to present themselves in front of people. They also learned how to cooperate, be responsible, and also to have courage and ambition. The Girl and Boy Staters lectured, debated, voted, and wrote bills. This increased their knowledge concerning governmental procedures. After returning home, all agreed that this was a worthwhile and memorable experience. L to R: Jill Stewart, Kim Snively, Kim LoCicero, Leslie Pitters. L to R. top: Tony Aguilar, Mike Bradford, Chris Fields, Billy McGarrity, Standing: Chris Eisenchenk, Matt Butt, David Hart, Jon LaPan, David Clark. John Powell, Bottom: Brian Truesdale. 24 Student Life Guests From Japan ... Visitors observe classroom. What’s this!? In between classes... Let me get this straight. Japanese visitors learn a new language. Student Life 25 Funny Faces in It’s just freaky! I’m gonna get you! Like just totally. No way! That’s hilarious. Where’s my Pocahontas? Yea, I’m cool! 26 Student Life Many Places ... I’m so mad! Disgusting!!! Student Life 27 Home- coming Nominees The Parade of Homecoming Nominees was the largest ever at W.H.H.S. Fifty-two seniors girls and fifty-four senior boys were nominated for the honor of being elected for the 82-83 Homecoming Court. Of that number ten boys and girls were elected for the court, and two were chosen as king and queen. Two assemblies were held so that the student body could view the nominees and pick the candidate of their choice. Homecoming Chairman, Nikki Blouin and Carla Schultz. Tina Phillips and Tom Donahue. Kim Richardson and Terrel Rose. Cara and Jimbo, “APPLAUSE. ' Laurie Giannamore and Scott Bunn. Hirem Andrews and Valerie Daymond await the next assembly. 28 Student Life ’82-83 Homecoming Ring Gary Culpepper is crowned by Chris Garrard. Holly Krueger and Chris Garrard, 81-82 Homecoming King and Queen. Homecoming King and Queen. Homecoming Court. Queen Jill Stewart crowned by Holly Krueger. The hugging never stops. Student Life 29 1982-83 1st runners-up — Renee Geathers and Mike Bradford. Jill Phillips and Scott Bunn. 2nd runners-up — Shelia Glover and Scott Moore. 3rd runners-up — Laurie Hayes and Billy McGarrity. Cathy Glenn and Jeff Anderson. 4 - ■ Home Coming Court Cara Marotti and Jimbo Schneider. Kim Snively and Buck Thomas. Kim LoCicero and Matt Butz. Wendy Rogers and Roger Ward. The 1982-83 Homecoming Court consisted of ten couples of senior men and women nominated by the student body. Jill Stewart and Gary Culpepper were chosen as Homecoming king and queen. First runners-up were Renee Geathers and Mike Bradford; second runners-up, Shelia Glover and Scott Moore; and third runners-up, Laurie Hayes and Billy McGarrity. The Homecoming Dance was held at Nora Mayo Hall immediately following the game where the court and students were entertained with live music by Topaz. Student Life 31 1982 Homecoming Waiting for some “ACTION.” Jill Stewart, Parade Chairman. The Class of ’84 shows their spirit. Cruising on by. Parade Festivities SERTEEN took second. Student Life 33 34 Student Life Student Life 35 Student Life 37 38 Student Life Blue Devils and Bloodhounds Rivaled!!! When the Devils meet the Bloodhounds, there is tension in the air For being rivals it always causes much spirit everywhere Football, basketball, baseball too, the students support us, the number 1, Big Blue. Rivalry between the Winter Haven Blue Devils and the Auburndale Bloodhounds has been a tradition for many years. This year there was no exception. Many preparations were made — pep rallies and bonfire. Band members and athletes practiced hard. Student Life 39 Hollywood Shines on Winter Haven High Yearbook Thursday was on November 4 The WHA HWA HTA SEE staff put on a skit and a slide show, then yearbook orders were filled out by the students. The staff chose to do a take-off on Hollywood Squares with some of the staff members dressing up as stars. Yearbook Thursday was a fun day for all. 40 Student Life Spirit... Student life 41 42 Student Life Victory... Student Life 43 44 Student Life Wc’vc Got the Beat... Student Life 45 Devils in Full Costume Tension builds as the contest rolls. 46 Student Life Entrance to Epcot. W.H.H.S. Band Visits Epcot Anne Marie Garrard and other band students wait for the festivities to begin Band students carried flags in the procession. The Winter Haven High School Band visited Walt Disney World’s newest attraction, Epcot. Epcot is an amusement park larger than the Magic Kingdom which will eventually house Fest Complexes from each of the Kingdoms of the World. The Fest Complexes contain foods, information, and souvenirs from their country. The W.H.H.S. Band was invited to participate in the Park’s opening celebration. Student Life 47 Devils At Work And Play Many Blue Devils held part-time jobs during the school year. CBE, DECA, and other students worked in such places as clothing stores, professional offices, restaurants and fast foods, grocery stores and Cypress Gardens. Many of those students worked for extra cash for personal expenses, saving for a car, college or for pleasure; while others wanted experience in their fields of study and a jump in the job market. But “all work and no play makes a Blue Devil a dull devil.” There were also times for play, and no one does it better than a Devil. Darlene Garner: clothing store Danny Farley likes mud slinging. Bruce and Darrel’s school day is over and playtime begins. 48 Student Life Shelly Wentz: toy store. Deanna Bernstein: snack bar. Stone Age “Rock,” “Break a Leg. Governor Bob Graham’s arrival. The Governor toured W.H.H.S. Governor Bob Graham Visits W.H.H.S. Governor answers questions. February 4 was an exciting day for W.H.H.S. students with the visitation of Florida’s Governor, Bob Graham. During his stay in Winter Haven for the dedication of the new wing at Winter Haven Hospital the Governor stopped at W.H.H.S. Students awaited the arrival of the Governor’s black limousine and security guards in dark shades in the circle drive. Governor Bob Graham talked to political science, current affair, and A.P. History students about the population growth and economy of Florida. Students also asked the Governor questions on other national issues. Governor Bob Graham talks to students. Student Ufe 49 Devils Show Their This year, the Philos sponsored our 1982-1983 Christmas King and Queen. The nominations were made by clubs, homerooms, and other organizations. Each nominee brought in a baby picture and they were placed in the cafeteria. People donated money for the cutest baby. The names were kept secret. Kim Holley and Buck Thomas were voted 1982-1983 Christmas King and Queen. They were introduced at the Christmas dance, which was sponsored by the Junior Class. Student Council sponsored the Christmas assembly. It was a big success with much enthusiasm and spirit. 50 Student Life Christmas Spirit Student Life 51 Fads and Fashions The 1982-83 school year was a great year for futuristic fads and very stylish fashions. Normally you would only have seen these fads and fashions in some “way out” magazine in another day and time. But this is the 80’s and almost anything was acceptable. Styles cluttered store shelves and racks ranging from red, white, and blue “sailor look”; polka-dotted, leopard, and striped mini skirts; multi-colored hose; the tuxedo look with bow ties; ruffled shirts, collars, and cuffs; prairie skirts and boots; leg warmers and heels; and preppy things such as Shetland sweaters, double layers, oxford shirts, boat shoes, and penny loafers, Izod, Polo and Saddle Bred. Other fads just as popular as fashion clothing included punk glasses, punk haircuts, punk groups and devoted punk fans; popular music from the Go-Go’s, Flock of Seagulls, The Police, Prince, Gapp, The Time, Alabama, Hank Williams, Youth Alive, Mic Jagger and groovin reggae which jammed the air waves; long dangling earrings of double, triple and even quadruple ear piercing; guys wearing earrings and girls in ties; cars such as the sleek riding Z-28’s, 280ZX’s, Camaros, and Porsche; Asteroids, Centipede, Donkey-Kong, and Pac-Man video games; lovable creatures, with E.T. as the nation’s favorite, Garfield, the Smurfs, and the Muffets. Funny people kept us laughing, with comedy from Eddie Murphy, Richard Pryor, Bill Murray, and Gilda Radner. Then out in California we get the Valley Girls and Square Pegs with popular sayings like “gag me with a spoon,” “fer sure,” “like totally,” “grody to the max” and “hey dude.” 52 Student Life Student Life 53 54 Student Life Student Life 55 “Golden Days” Relived Remember the days when you were an innocent sophomore having trouble finding your way around school, selling magazines as a junior and being measured for a cap and gown as a senior. There were also the times you were late to class, stumbled in front of a group of girls, and forgot about that pop quiz. Those were the golden days at W.H.H.S. Those moments and more have been captured in these pictures so that you’ll always remember being a W.H.H.S. Blue Devil. Blue and Gold forever! I 56 Student Life Student Lift 57 Senior Organizational Leaders Karen Milligan — Civil Engineering, attend U.S. Air Force Academy. Dawn Waltonbaugh — Veterinarian, attend University of Florida. Beth Cornelison — Theatre, attend P.C.C. and Fla. State University. John W. Powell — Broadcasting, University of Fla. or Drake University. Jeri Ross — Business, attend Jocelyn Faitsch — Nurse, at-four year college. tend University of Fla. Anne Marie Garrard — Pre-med, Attend Auburn University. Bryan Truesdell — Military officer, attend four year college or military academy. Sherri Skipper — Elementary Education, attend two years at P.C.C., Troy State. Karen Daniels — Psychology, attend Fla. State University. David Stebbins — American Rep. in a foreign country, Florida Southern College. Diane Enos — Public Relations, P.C.C., for two years, University of Fla. Share Their Future Plans . .. Stephanie Cole — accounting and business management, attend college. Ann Harland — Major in accounting — attend Lakeland Business College. Jill Stewart — major in business administration — attend college. Troy Deines — attend college. Laura Gizzi — study fashion design and merchandising — 2 years at PCC then to Dallas. Todd Tuttle — major in graphic design — attend a 4-year art college. David Hart — become a doctor or surgeon, attend medical school. Pamela Delaney — study psychology, music, or drama — attend PCC or USF. Rachel Tipsword — become a flight attendant, learn to navigate a 36 foot sailboat. Allen Smith — attend PCC for two years and then FSU. Ronald Owen — receive a degree in farm, ranch management, and animal science — attend agricultural college. Dawn Woodrum — Legal Secretary — attend P.C.C. Student Life 59 One of the greatest joys of student life was making friends and establishing long-lasting friendships. Surely everyone had a friend that helped him through the day at one time or another. Many of these friendships will continue long after high school. Hanging out is one of the favorite pastimes of friends. The most popular hangouts for the 1983 school year were McDonalds, the game rooms, Tastee Freeze, Super Skates, N.E. Recreation Complex, The Hanger and J. Burns Pizza. Friends also liked to have fun when they got together. Going to movies, dances, having parties, mud slinging, lying out on Daytona Beach, skiing, and playing ball were just some of the ways Devils had fun. Friends .. . Hanging Out Knocking heads. Did you see that “mega” fox? Grabbing a bite to eat. Got any more jokes? 60 Student Life ... And Having Fun Hanging out with the “Gut.” Connected at the head. We’re cool. Three’s a crowd. Girl talk. ONLY! “ALL THE WAY LIVE!” Student Life 61 Court of Honor Jill Stewart Billy McGarrity Renee Geathers Mike Bradford Alison Parsons Roger Ward Sherri Skipper Jimbo Schneider Teri Haddock Todd Tuttle Kim Snively Scott Bunn Kim LoCicero David Stebbins Laeta Kalogridis David Hart 62 Student Life Outstanding Seniors Anne Marie Garrard I Matt Butz The 1983 Junior-Senior Prom was held April 22 at Walt Disney World’s Contemporary Hotel in the Ballroom of the Americas. The highlight of the evening was the naming of the twenty-four outstanding 1983 seniors for the newly formed “Court of Honors.” Diane Enos Matt Moore Sheila Glover Doug Sackett Jill Phillips Gary Culpepper J ive purview Cfoaa 4 Tivinici IfCa 2eu Senior live pfcaau te oj. t anx company ai Oiie junior - Senior ram iianorimj 3LS 0!aaa oj 1983 ij xiAay evening, (2pti£ ivCeaijj-aecaud nineteen Hundred and ai Hai| ajiier eitjivt o’c£oc£ £Ba£froom o| ffte Cf me iicaa Contemporary 3Cste£ £a£e£8 ucua Oiata, c fatulxx Student Life 63 From Norway to Winter Haven Each year, exchange students come to Winter Haven High School from other countries. This year’s student was Hans Wibstad. Hans came from Norway, and his host was Tim Jones. Hans shows Winter Haven Pride in his class work. Hans participated on the varsity basketball team. 64 Student Life 1983 Prom Chairmen and Co-Chairmen During each school year, one of the most exciting events is the Junior-Senior Prom. This special evening is organized by the Junior Class. As tradition, this year’s prom was held at the Ballroom of the Americas in Disney World. This year’s chairman was Mia McKown; co-chairman was Kim Overstreet; secretary was Sharon Sammaro; and treasurer was Cheryl Copenhaver. The committee chairman and co-chairman were chosen by the Junior Class and are pictured at the bottom. Left to right; top row: Bill Livingston, Timmy Phillips. Brenda Loar, Leslie Waters, Scott Crowder. Carla Brown 2nd row: Pam Parker, Lynn Brown, Cindy Coleman. Bottom row: Van-nette Velez, Lisa Nelson, Kim Hardy. L. to R. bottom row: Cheryl Copenhaver, Sharon Sammaro. Top row: Kim Overstreet, Mia McKown. Left to right; top row: Ray Rafool, Renee Enzor, Elizabeth LaPietra. Mac Carr, and Juan Martinez. 2nd row: Melinee Hubbard, Beverly Hines, Anne Marie Huff, Kelly Cowart, and Rick Callan Bottom row: Amy Carson, Libby Threlkel, Nicki Blouin. Student Life 65 t t Division s e n 0 1 o r s Freddie Acvuedo Kevin Addison Edwin Alexander David Anderson 4 A Linda Atkins Herb Acken Karen Adams Anthony Aguilar Jeffrey Albaugh Faith Alexander Jimmy Allen Jeff Anderson Steven Anderson Angela Austin Gwen Austin Phyllis Adams Laurie Albaugh Hiram Andrews Pamela Austin 68 Seniors Roderik Baker Pedro Bandy Curtis Barnhill Lisa Barranco Lisa Bates Desiree Battle Robert Beach Lisa Beatty Terry Bellman Kimberly Best Shannon Best Stacy Boland Arlita Boyd Donnie Biggs Estelle Billings Marquita Braddy Michael Bradford Michael Bissett Michael Bloeth Seniors 69 Todd Brocklesby Debra Brockway Patrick Broker Gary Campbell Anthony Burroughs Jerry Butler Chamberlain Campbell Christine Campbell Larry Broom Tina Broussard Matthew Butz Edward Brown Pamela Bryan Willhemena Burney Tina Cain Dana Campbell Michael Campbell 70 Seniors Karen Cassady David Clark Troy Cassidy Michael Cobb Willie Collins Elizabeth Cornelison Dominique Costello Lisa Couch Matt Covey Deanna Cox MarkCozzens Lisa Cranston Karen Crawford Tonya Crews Seniors 71 Dolly Cribbs Chantay Crossley Christy Culver Theresa Curtindale Jeff Danley Kim Cribbs Suzanne Crisp Jeff Crouse Laura Crowe Brian Currier Louis Currier Robert Criss Letitia Crosby Gary Culpepper Joseph Culpepper Donnie Curry Regina Curry Bobbie Dailey Carol Dalton Deron Daniel Karen Daniels Evelyn Davis Terry Davis Valerie Daymond Ann Joy Dearden 72 Seniors Robert Decker Scott Dennis Mark Dees Tina Deese Donna Desantis Theresa Dezan Alan Elliot Dania Elliott James Ellis Troy Deines Paula Dickens Phillip Dukes Joseph Edwards Treva Enos Pamela Delaney Tammie Dulac Chris Eisenschenk Charles Erde Seniors 73 Charles Evans Barry Ezell Kay Faison Madlyn Essig William Eubanks Jocelyn Faitsch Darlette Field Christopher Fields Rebecca Frank Ginger Frazier Matthew Freeman Mark Fields Ann Figueroa Jeff Flemming Daniel Ford Yolanda Floyd Sharon Ford Emmajean Frost Rebecca Fultz Michelle Gardner Darlene Garner Renee Geathers Laura Gizzi Derrick Geiger Ray Glave Douglas Graham Richard Grant Pamela Greve Monica Grice Dorothy Garner Laurie Giannamore Cathy Glenn Tracy Gibbs Sheila Glover Andy Gates Trell Gilbert Disa Godwin Melissa Griggs Molly Griner Teri Haddock Seniors 75 Yolanda Hamilton r David Hart Angela Hall Arlene Hamm Cyd Hall Daniel Hamm Elizabeth Hardin Tara Harmon Peggy Hartzler Bruce Hallett Lorenzo Hamilton Racy Hammette Allison Hampton Robert Hardman Steve Hardwick Antonio Harris Frances Harrison Keith Hartzog Maureen Harvey 76 Seniors Thomas Harwell Bryan Haynes Randy Heller Aaron Hicks Russell Hobbs Mona Henri Jamileh Hijaz Owen Holman George Holt Kelly Henriksen Deborah Hileman Rebecca Holt Cheryl Heath Karen Heimer Craig Homitz Carol Horne Seniors 77 Brett Hulverson Teri Hunt Ricky Hutton Michelle Imber Willie Inman Lisa Isinghood Wendy Ivey Cassandra Jackson Kevin Jackson Marc Jantomaso Natalie Jardim Ricky Jarvis Valerie Jones Philip Joyner Laeta Kalogridis John Kargakes Lisa Keene Dale Keplinger Phil Kelsey Pete Kilpatrick Rose King Kari Kind Kathie Knez Dion Koch James Kory Kathryn Koves Patrick Keplinger Kenny King Tammy King Debra Krick Kevin Kibbee rs ■ § Michael King Micki Kirby Kathy Koch Patty Kriston Shelly Kibbee Roger King Maria Klutz Chris Komlodi Shirley Ladler Seniors 79 Michael Levance Gina LoCascio Donald Lockard Mike Locke Tracy Langford John Lawrence Amy Lindsay Sylvia Locke Robert Lanpher Rodney Lewis Lisa Littlejohn Theotis Loyd 80 Seniors Russell Lyons Donald Mack Denise Macklin Jerome Mankowski Kimberly Manley Debra Marin Cara Marotti Charlene Marshall Grant Maslin Darlene Mason Joseph Matchett Anita McAllister Abby McArthur Laura May Lisa May Tammy McArthur Martina McCall Diann McCann Michael McCarty Ray McCarty Seniors 81 Teresa McClain Dawanda McClendon Colleen McCoy William McGarrity Kathryn McGuire Pamela Means Derek Menchan Kathy Mercer Tina Medina Cynthia Merritt April Metzger Deborah Mitchell Jamie Miles Qvonda Mobley Karen Miles Alice Miller Karen Milligan 82 Seniors Tisa Moon Carol Moore Matthew Moore Patty Moore Robert Moore Kitty Murphy Frances Musacchio James Nabors Dennis Nagel Scott Moore Annette Neloms Camilla Nelson Shari Newton Tho Nguyen Nicole Nickson Scott Ousley Ronald Owen Kerry Page Alison Parsons Pamela Partain Seniors 83 Randall Partin Cary Peek Barbara Payne Gwendolynn Pearce Gary Perkins Michael Pettit Joy Pfeffer Tina Phillips Lester Pitts Donald Phillips Dwight Pierson John Powell Jeffrey Phillips Lisa Pion Melodie Powell Paula Piotrowski Tamara Powell Michael Phillips Leslie Pitters Frank Powers 84 Seniors Craig Price James Rasmussen Misty Pridgen Amy Pringle Wilma Rasnake Andy Raub Elizabeth Putman Keith Ray Thomas Quinlan Timothy Ray Willard Revels Stephen Rhodes Kimberly Richardson Michael Redner Todd Reibling Debbie Richikowski Shaun Riley Suma Rivera Jennie Robinson Timothy Rodgers Barbara Roe Wendy Rogers Jeri Ross John Rose Lyle Rose Seniors 85 Douglas Sackett Twan Sanders Joni Scarpa Linda Scott Janet Sadow Dallmeisha Sanks Jenniene Schaffer Slone Sellars Joseph Rowell Rose Salem Ralph Santiago David Schmid Marie Sellet Debbie Rucker Donald Sabiston John Sanders Susan Scales Tina Salopek Anthony Savoie James Schneider Michael Schneider Mary Seyez Paula Shattuck 86 Seniors Laverne Shavers Robert Shaw Cynthia Shelton Connie Shepherd Debbie Shervin Allen Smith Danita Smith Ethel Smith Valarie Smith William Smith Seniors 87 Amy Sorrell David Stebbins Kathy Stewart Russell Stringer Sharon Tarver Christina Sparkman Shelby Steger Penny Stewart Angela Stubbs Delmer Taylor Selena Spearman Amy Stensrud Kelly Stevens Connie Summers Sharon Taylor James Spickard Kimberly Stephens Robert St. Jean William Swygert Kay Tew Tonya Strickland Amy Thibodeaux 88 Seniors Keith Thomas Martha Thomas Jerome Thompson Kevin Thompson Buck Thomas Laura Thompson Robbie Thompson Sam Thompson Steve Thompson Doris Thornhill Kim Tidwell Joycelyn Tims Larry Tucker Bryan Truesdell Lee Turner Tawannee Turner Jermado Turner Kevin Turner Lance Tulacro Seniors 89 Stephen Van Rompaey Letitia Vaughn Joseph Verba Tim Vibral Mario Vittone Carrie Vogt Roger Ward Patricia Voll Denise Warder William Wages Theresa Warren Tony Wallace Linda Warren Dawn Waltonbaugh John Wasmund 90 Seniors Tracy White Hans Wibstad Kathy Williams Tanya Williams Brian Wike Jennifer Williams Wenarder Williams Martha Wilson Terri Wilson Michael Witham Dawn Woodrum Darrell Workman David Wright Angie Yolland Barbara Yon Seniors rock! 8 3 Valarie Zimmerman Seniors 91 Abell, Julie Abercrombie, Greg Abercrombie, Robert Adams, Bobby Adams, Doris Akers, Ed Alexander, Chris Alexander, Clifford Alexander, Randy Alicea, Victor Allen, Byron Allen, Trevor Allums, Arnetta Ape, Jason Armstead, David 92 Juniors Ashcroft, Ed Atkinson, Kathy Babb, LeeAnn Baggett, Connie Baird, Jay T Baker, Chandler Baker, Donald Baker, Vivian Bandy, Sonja Barger, Dawn Barnes, Frank Barnes, John Bartlett, Kevin Barton, Sandy Bassham, Lonnie Baumbach, Ray Beardsley, Shannon Beasley, Danny Beasley, Todd Beauchamp, Chet Beddingfield, Stefani Benedetto, Tom Benjamin, Jill Bernstein, Deanna Bernstein, Donna Bice, Mike Blaser, John Bledsoe, Sue Blouin, Nicole Bodiford, Lisa Bolin, Darla Bond, Dale Boone, Kaye Boren, Lynn Bos, Kim Juniors 93 Bowen, Hazel Boyer, Paul Bradberry, Judy Braddock, Jennifer Bragg, Carla Brainerd, Mechelle Breitenback, Mike Brennan, Michael Bridges, Jesse Bristow, Doug Brooks, David Brow, Robbie Brown, Brenda Brown, Carla Brown, Dana Brown, GiGi Brown, Jeff Brown, Jeffrey Brown, Lynn Bruce, Linda Bryant, Noel Buchanan, Mac Burch, Brian Burkett, Angie Burney, Enroll Burton, Chip Butler, Angie Butz, Elizabeth Callan, Rick Cameron, Rhonda Camilli, Jeff Careathers, Pam Carlton, Richard Carothers, Kathy Carr, David 94 Juniors Carr, Mac Carroll, Dana Carson, Amy Carty, Kim Chase, Victoria Chau, Hai Christian, Charlie Cline, Renee Clock, Michael Coleman, Cindy Collier, DeWayne Collins, Carla Colvin, Russ Combs, Kathy Condon, Mark Conklin, Rodger Connell, Bev Connell, Kristy Conway, David Coon, Mike Cooper, Tom Cooper, Tym Copenhaver, Cheryl Corbitt, Rick Cordes, Tinker Cover, Brian Cowart, Kelly Cox, Lisa Cox, Todd Cranston, Bobby Cravey, Greg Crawford, Lisa Crothers, Gary Cross, Angela Crouse, Tony Juniors 95 Crowder, Andy Crowder, Scott Curry, Cookie Cuyler, William Daley, Scott Daniel, Steve Daniels, Barbara Daniels, Debbie Davis, Chris Davis, Evelyn Davis, Melony Davis, Rodney Davis, Scott Dawson, Bill DeCico, Chris Deese, John Deese, Tracy DeWitte, Tom Dial, John Dickinson, Danielle Dills, Greg Dilorenzo, Ernie Dismuke, Tina Dogan, Darryl Doles, Derrick Doll, Mark 96 Juniors Dorsett, Kim Dorsey, Susan Douglas, Vernon Dowdy, Terry Downs, Troy Dumond, Tommy DuMont, Laurie Durant, Melvin Eldridge, George Ellis, Gary Enzor, Renee Esham, Mark Etheridge, David Farmer, Penny Fawat, Yvonne Fejes, Kerry Fellers, Becky Felton, Veronica Flowers, Kim Fogg, Glenn Foster, Lisa Foster, Tina France, Andy Freeman, Myrtice Freeman, Ray Fuqua, Sherri Juniors 97 Furr, Chris Gaines, Teresa Gantt, Pamela Garber, Karin Garner, Ken Gay, Laura Geathers, Bert Gentry, James George, Karen Georges, John Gerharz, Kim Gibson, Lorna Giddings, Steve Gilder, Jamie Gilliland, Scott Giordano, Martina Girtman, Annette Graham, Lorenzo Green, Peggy Griffes, Richard Grimsley, Susan Hall, Anthony Hall, Keith Hall, Tim Halman, Joe Hampton, Stephen Hancock, Steve Hardin, Denice Hardy, Kim Harms, Sheri Harrell, Dana Harrell, Rhonda Harris, Bruce Harris, Kelly Harris, Landis 98 Juniors Harrison, David Harrison, Tyhad Hartwell, Dorie Harvey, Jeannette Haven, Donald Hawkins, Lisa Heath, Donna Heller, Stacy Heller, Chad Henderson, Steve Hileman, John Hill, Kathy Hillier, Kathy Hines, Beverly Holland, Greg Holloman, Pam Hopp, Jeff Horton, Becky Howard, James Hoyte, Nigel Hubbard, Melanie Hudson, Jim Huey, Pam Huff, Anne Marie Hughes, Nina Hunt, Mike Hunter, Sandy Hurn, Ronda Jackson, Ricky Jenkins, Alan Jennings, Julie Jiles. Bruce Joiner, Eli Jones, Andy Jones, Dwayne Juniors 99 Jones, Greg Jones, Jay Jones, Johnnie Jones, Tim Jordan, Mariam Joyner, Michael Kearns, Kevin Keen, Steve Kellogg, Jennifer Kelpsa, Kevin Kemp, Tiffany Kilpatrick, Patricia Kimbrell, Zachary King, Donald King, Jeff King, Jimmy Kingham, Mike Kirchoff, Lola Kitchens, Bruce Klisus, Bob Klopp, John Knecht, Greg Koon, Jim Koves, Robert Kratz, Tony Lang, Sandy 100 Juniors Lake, Paul Lajoie, Steve Lally, Patrick Lambeth, Mary Lane, Donna Lange, Leslie Lanier, Ellen LaPan, Jacki Lapicola, Shawna LaPietra, Elizabeth Laroche, Kandy Lashley, Suzanne Lawson, Lesley Ledwidge, Cheryl Lemieux, Clark Leonard, Darlene Lloyd, Sharita Lewis, Emma Livingston, Bill Loar, Brenda LoCascio, Teresa Long, Ginny Lonker, Steve Lozell, Brian Lucas, Jenny Luke, Teresa LyBrand, Sandy Lydon, Carol Lynch, Michael Lyons, Ann MacFarlane, Heather Macklin, Dolores Madaus, Scott Madley, Debbie Magann, Tim Juniors 101 Mailing, Cindy Malone, llene Manning, Lee Marquardt, Jeff Marrall, Greg Marshall, Otis Marshall, Shirley Mathis, Chris Martin, Bryan Martinez, Juan Matthew, Gretta May, Stuart Maynard, David McAfee, Chris McAllister, Billy McArthur, Sam McCann, Carrie McCloud, Celestia McCullough, Sean McElhenie, Laurie McGarrity, Mary McKennon, Ricky McKenzie, Suzanne McKown, Mia McKown, Mike McLin, Timothy McMillen, Tommy Meadows, Kevin Mefford, Jimmy Mellen, Michelle Melson, Rick Mercer, Greg Merritt, Vicki Miles, Julie Miles, Rick 102 Juniors Miller, Caryn Miller, James Miller, Ricky Miller, Scott Miller, Tina Mills, Debbie Mitchell, Melissa Mixon, Jana Mobley, Chris Monda, Don Moore, Byron Moore, Fred Moore, Lynne Moore, Valarie Morgan, Kim Morgan, Mike Morris, Janet Morrison, Diane Morrow, Debbie Moser, Tricia Moss, Jeff Motsinger, Matthew Mueller, Jeff Mulkey, Terissa Mullis, Gloria Nagel, Susan Nations, Adam Neal, Dennis Nee, Kathy Nelson, Lisa Neumyer, Benny Newby, Mark Newell, Kelly Nguyen, Hung Nguyen, Long Juniors 103 104 Juniors Phillips, Tim Phillips, Tim Pielow, Jim Plowden, Hamp Pochat, Elaine Poole, Erick Poole, Ruby Poore, David Porta, Brian Powell, Mark Pratt, Wiley Provencher, Diane Puckett, Connie Rafool, Ray Rakoski, Craig Ransom, Scott Ray, Danielle Ray, Tim Ream, Darrin Reardanz, Sharon Redstreake, Edward Reed, Steve Reese, Lisa Rey, George Reynolds, Charlie Reynolds, Kim Richardson, Susan Richardville, Ryan Rivers, Scotty Rizer, Christy Roberts, Audra Roberts, Kim Robinson, Irvin Robinson, Kim Robinson, Rodney Juniors 105 Rogers, David Rogers, Vira Rose, Jim Rausch, Vicky Rountree, Beverly Rountree, Neil Rucker, Gretchen Ruggieri, Mark Russell, Linda Sailor, Sean Salmon, Wayne Sammaro, Sharon Sanders, Robert Sanford, Beth Saunders, Kim Schaffner, Bob Schatzman, Guy Schmidt, Will Schneider, Terry Schultz, Carla Schwarb, Allan Seckinger, Sheryl Shackelford, Shelley Sheffield, Chris Shepherd, Barron Shinn, James Shipman, Lynn Slocum, Randy Smith, Alexander Smith, Bobby Smith, Connie Smith, Keith Smith, Kevin Smith, Redonna Ann Smith, Stacy 106 Juniors Smith, Sheryl Smith, Valerie Smith, Ward Snell, Leonard Snider, Larry Snively, Fred Snively, Scott Sommers, Robert Sowell, Loretta Sparkman, Cathy Spence, Jana Spillman, Jimmy Spoor, Scott Spotswood, Jeff Staaf, Jeff Steele, Gina Stephens, Rosilynn Stepp, Paula Stevenson, Roderick Stevenson, William Stewart, Denise Stone, Derrick Storck, John Strickland, Harry Stum, Chuck Suits, Dianne Suits, JoAnn Sumner, Barbara Swann, Michael Swaker, Vontrise Tanke, Paul Tate, Darren Tatum, Lee Taylor, Angaletta Tenaglia, Marisa Juniors 107 Tenhet, Tina Tharp, Greg Thomas, Lisa Thomas, Sandra Thomas, Sharen Thomas, Taren Thompson, Jo-Jo Thompson, Kim Thompson, Patti Thompson, Scott Threadgill, Ted Threlkel, Libby Tillman, Jon Tillman, Felicia Todd, Michael Tremblay, Robert Tucker, Johnny Tucker, Tabby Turner, Calvin Turner, Jeni Ulch, Kari Varela, Bill Varner, David Velez, Vanette Von Glahr, Sharon Wagner, Jay Wagner, Jennifer Walcott, Lisa Walker, Sybil Walldorf, Cindy Waller, Patricia Walls, Ronald Walsh, Kathy Walton, Angie Ward, David 108 Juniors Warder, Steve Wargo, Gary Warmington, Julie Warmington, Mike Warner, Christy Warren, Danny Warren, David Warren, Todd Wasmund, Paul Waters, Leslie Watson, Brady Weathers, Mike Weaver, Deneece Wells, Karen Wesley, Camara Westall, Todd Wharton, Mark Whitchard, Travis Whitten, Lisa Wilder, Becky Wilkerson, Peter Willis, Connie Wilson, Constance Wilson, Denise Wimberly, Rodney Wise, Scott Wisner, Leslie Wolff, Inga Wolff. Peter Woods, Toni Warren, Cheryl Wright, Charlotte Wright, Darren Wright, Tari Zellers, John Juniors 109 Abbott, Stephen Abner, David Acveudo, Juanita Acken, Peter Adams, Barbi Adams, Kathy Adams, Lynn Adlam, Bobby Albaugh, Derek Albaugh, Stephanie Albright, Kristy Alaexander, David Alexandrou, David Alicea, Alexis Allen, Helen 110 Sophomores Allen, Lisa Allums, Paul Alsup, Kevin Anastasio, Kristina Anderson, Edward Anderson, Pam Andrews, Ethel Armstead, Angela Applegarth, Richard Arthur, Kim Ashley, Keith Austin, Paul Austin, Victor Baggett, Greg Baggett, Teresa Baldwin, Tony Ball, Bruce Barfield, Amy Barranco, Nicole Bartlemay, Angie Baxter, Kevin Baxter, Susan Benson, Jennifer Berkenfield, Karen Berns, Lisa Bernstein, Mark Bernthal, Matt Bess, Anita Bickel, Tina Bissett, Bobby Black, J. A. Bloeth, Mark Bolten, Mike Booth, Scott Borton, Tony Sophomores 111 Bowen, Russella Bower, Kim Bowers, Mark Boyd, Janice Brakora, Bill Braswell, Trey Braun, Paul Bridegroom, Ricky Bridges, Tim Brott, Brian Brown, Andrew Brown, David Brown, Laura Bryan, Jeff Bryan, Shellie Bunn, Kathy Burke, Kevin Burke, Missy Burns, Penny Burns, Susan Burroughs, Sharon Cain, Holly Calcutt, Jeff Callier, Jamie Calloway, Hope Camilli, Michael Campbell, Kristy Campbell, Melissa Capps, Shannon Carden, Kim Carlson, David Carmichael, David Carpenter, Deon Carter, Angie Carter, Etila 112 Sophomores Carter, Jerome Cathey, Laurin Caudill, Jay Chambless, Troy Chastain, Troy Chau, Thuy Cheeseman, Mike Chelius, Marisa Chamberlain, Cuwana Chiavuzzi, Michael Chipman, Patricia Chippewa, Janice Christopher, Tammy Clark, Karin Clark, Sue Clay, Pete Cloninger, Katrina Cobb, Walter Coleman, Jennifer Collins, Kelly Collins, Teresa Connell, Tracy Contreras, Patricia Cook, Julianne Coppins, Joseph Coppock, Eddy Cotton, Johnny Covington, Robert Cox, Tony Cozzens, Connie Craig, Karen Crawford, Cassandra Cribbs, George Cribbs, Shelly Crichton, John Sophomores 113 Crismon, Cheryl Crisp, Jeff Criss, Richard Croft, Don Croft, Karen Crooks, Cari Crosby, Carla Cross, Albert Crossley, Shirley Croston, Stephanie Crowell, Dean Cull, Beth Culpepper, Ronnie Culvahouse, Jeff Culvahouse, Neil Culver, Jon Curling, Missy Curts, Todd Dailey, Rodney Dalbon, Mike Dale, David Dale, Greg Daniels, Alan Daniels, Dean Darrin, Hanna Davis, Pam Davis, Sabrina Davis, Suzanne Dawson, Julie Dean, Michelle DeBusschere, Steve Decker, Jill Dees, Pat Deese, Paula DeFeo, Joe 114 Sophomores DeFoe, Tammy DeCastillo, Alex Dewees, Danette Derreberry, Angela Derreberry, Cindy Desrochers, Christopher Dewdney, Aundrea Diaz, Randy DiNunzio, Christine DiNunzio, Jennifer Dix, Jim Dixon, Yolanda Doll, Karen Donald, Alicia Donald, Deidra Donofrio, David Dorman, David Dorsey, Roy Dotson, Greg Dotson, Kevin Dowdy, Sharon Downing, Kelly Drayton, Chris DuBois, Robert Dudley, Roseanne Dumaresq, Liz Dumke, Jodette Dumond, David Dunn, Stephanie Earnest, Kim Eastman, Eddie Edmondson, Dawn Edom, Willie Edwards, Denise Elmlinger, Laura Sophomores 115 Elmore, Sam Edwards, Tina Elkins, Dale Elwell, Tammy Esham, Steve Etheridge, Larry Falk, Rachel Faulkner, Tyron Figueroa, Edmelinda Finch, Tina Flanagan, Cari Flores, Aida Fordham, Jeff Fortenberry, Chip Fort, Patti Fosie, Jeff Fountain, Kendall Fraine, Jennifer Frank, Bonnie Frazier, Dwight Fredick, Arnold Gable, Monica Garbrecht, Alan Garcia, Elvira Gardner, Pam Garrard, Louis 116 Sophomores Geathers, Vanussa Gerber, Ronald Gillgren, Brian Giffin, Donna Gizzi, Sandi Glass, Stephanie Glave, Mike Godwin, Darryl Gordon, Kathy Gosling, Adrian Grantham, Brad Gray, Cliff Griffin, James Guthrie, Gregory Guziejka, Janice Ha, Tony Hackle, Joell Hagan, Sara Hagims, Kissy Hagler, David Hagman, Mark Hall, Isaiah Hall, James Hall, Ricky Hall, Vince Hines, Tammy Sophomores 117 Hallet, Mary Halliburton, Amy Hallmark, Bobby Hamilton, Mary Hamilton, Myra Hamilton, Sheri Hampton, Ned Hampton, Patty Hansell, Elisabeth Hansen, Debbie Hardaway, Angie Hardin, William Hargett, Chris Harrel, Robin Harris, Ronald Harrison, Cappy Harrison, Chad Hart, Amy Hays, Meg Hays, Russell Heckman, Lorie Helms, Kevin Hemby, Danny Henderson, Kimberly Henry, Damita Herman, Angela Herman, Maria Hershfield, Angela Hess, Chris Hicks, Andrea Hien, Vuong Hijaz, Samara Hilborn, Colleen Hinegardner, Mike Hipsher, Neysa 118 Sophomores Hobbs, Patch Hogan, Gena Holland, Ricky Hood, Gayla Hope, Burnham Hopp, Tabetha Hopper, Kathy Home, James Horton, Vicky Houser, Dan Howard, Billy Huggins, Ray Hughes, Steve Hull, Misty Hunt, Robin Huntington, Cindy Hurgeton, Janelle Hurst, Susan Hutto, Missy Huskey, Tim Imber, Audra Inks, Chris Inman, Wallace Inman, Wanda Ireland, Heather Ito, Robbie Jackson, Cary Jacobs, Theresa Jeffery Randy Jenkins, Neil Jesse, Kim Jessee, Samantha Jester, Tina Jiles, Tony Jischke, Kim Sophomores 119 Johnson, Duane Johnson, Heather Johnson, Honora Johnson, Marcus Johnson, Wendy Joiner, Tom Jones, Celeste Jones, Donna Jones, Mike Jones, Tachelle Joplin, Terry Jozowski, Debbie Junk, Chris Justice, Connie Kaiser, David Kapraun, Brad Kay, Mike Keen, Andrea Kelly, Paul Kelsch, Patricia Kenemuth, Tammie Key, Janine Key, LaTonnja Key, Lotharielle Kildew, David King, Doug King, Kevin King, Tracy Kirkland, Lisa Kirkland, Stephanie Kirkland, Steve Kitchens, Bonnie Kleaka, Paul Knepp, Kelly Knowles, Lisa 120 Sophomores Konger, Cory Koon, Richard Kriston, Albee Labiotka, Bryon Ladd, Bryan Ladner, Cindy Lane, Adams Landau, Charles Langley, Carole Laraway, Patricia Lasseter, Leslie Lawrence, LaGuana Lee, Pamela Leis, Jody Leonard, Clavon Leonard, Toyetta Lewis, Charles Lewis, Chiquita Lewis, Kristi Lewis, Joe Lewis, Kelli Lewis, Michelle Lewis, Todd Lindell, Jennifer Lindley, Jeane Lockard, Jeff Lodder, Andrew Long, Todd Lopez, Denise Lott, Rick Lovington, Sherry Lowe, Bryan Lowe, Laurie Lubecke, Linda Lucas, Julie Sophomores 121 Luella, Curry Luke, Shannon Luke, Sharlene Lydon, Amy Lyons, Charlie MacCalla, Melinda MacCalla, Melissa Mahoney, Erin Malone, Diane Mayo, Walker Mancini, Michelle Mann, Chris Manzo, Andy Manzo, Julia March, Kyraen Marguerita, Curry Marin, Alice Marotti, Mia Marotti, Robert Martha, Ellioh Martin, Courtney Martin, Johanne Martin, Marie Mason, Michelle Mathews, Tony May, Donna McArthur, Kyle McCall, Bobby McCallum, Tracey McCarty, Elaine McCaslin, Dee Ann McClain, Ronda McClendon, Altheia McClernan, Michelle McCrimmon, Scott 122 Sophomores McGatha, Lisa McGriff, Walter McKenzi, Jim McKown, Mitch McLamara, Erik McManis, Kyle Mersereau, Michelle Messner, Scott Miceli, John Miceli, Tom Milburn, Matthew Miller, David Miller, Janet Miller, Kim Mills, John Moegerle, Kent Monteleone, Rocco Mooneyham, Mike Moore, Byron Moore, Robert Moore, Winston Morgan, Jennifer Morgan, Steve Morris, Penny Morrow, Brenda Mullhey, Kim Mulkey, Tina Mullins, Carolyn Murray, John Murray, Lisa Neumann, Lisa Nguyen, Ai-Thu Nguyen, Kirn-Lien Nguyen, Oanh Nguyen, Son Sophomores 123 Nguyen, Thu Nichols, Tarrod O’Neal, Anita O’Neal, Lori Orr, Robert Ostarich, Greg Ousley, Steve Pachoski, Annalisa Padgette, Brian Palazini, Steven Palmer, Mark Pangburn, Mindy Parrilla, Jose Paul, Shawn Pearce, Johnny Pearce, Brooks Peeples, Robin Pelow, Mark Pelt, Melissa Peters, Sonja Peterson, Bonnie Pharnes, Eric 124 Sophomores Phillips, Richard Phillips, Travis Piazza, Robin Pickos, Noelle Pielow, Ginger Piper, Tiffany Platt, David Plummer, Stephen Pooser, Preston Postell, Cindi Powell, Kimberly Powell, Missy Premji, Mina Prescott, Karen Race, Bert Radzak, Richard Rafool, Brandon Randall, Deron Randall, Rodney Ream, Missy Reardanz, Dawn Redman, Lori Reed, Cheryl Reese, Suzy Reeves, James Reynolds, J. P. Reynolds, Larry Richardson, Debra Richardson, Tracie Richardson, Wendy Riddle, Lori Rizer, Chris Rizer, Kim Roberts, Jeff Robinson, Nathaniel Sophomores 125 Robnett, Richard Rogers, Gary Rollins, Drena Rooney, Mike Rose, Jeff Rose, Ken Rose, Mary Rowell, Chris Royals, Matthew Rush, Ronnie Russell, Amy Sackett, Kris Sanborn, David Satterfield, Dean Savoie, Scott Scales, John Scanlan, Jim Schaefer, Paul Schaffner, Steve Schmidt, Jeff Schmid, Mary Schneider, Joey Schneider, John Schramm, James Schwamberger, Stacey Shattuck, Angie Shaw, Amy Shaw, David Sheffield, Steve Shelton, Rod Simoneau, Maurice Sims, Linda Singleton, Kenneth Sipp, Latryna Skipper, Jeff 126 Sophomores Snyder, Matt Smeal, Amy Smith, Jack Smith, Jeff Smith, Lucious Smith, Mark Smith, Michelle Smith, Renay Smith, Rod Smith, Stephanie Smith, Susan Smith, Trina Smith, Vivian Smoak, Robbie Smothers, Charlotte Snively, Kelly Solomon, Randy Sowell, Cathy Sowell, Neal Sparkman, Tammie Speer, Laura Spillman, Derrick Spires, James Spivey, Steve Spotswood, Michelle Stalford, Theresa Stanfield, Beth Stanley, Paul Stanley, Paula Steiger, Dallas Stephens, Michael Stephens, Tina Stettner, Steve Stevens, Roy Stevenson, Edward Sophomores 127 Stewart, Becky Stewart, Cindy Stewart, Rick Story, Michelle Streightiff, Dean Strickland, Darren Stum, Russel Susac, Heather Sutton, Jodi Sutton, Michelle Summers, Rodney Sweeney, Philip Sweet, Ryan Swirczynski, Gene Szafranski, Joseph Tanner, Todd Tanner, Webb Tart, Eddie Taylor, Greg Taylor, Louis Teppner, Bill Thibodeaux, Tracy Thomas, Blonde!) Thomas, Jeanette Thompson, Barbara Thompson, Gerald Thompson, Jonathan Thompson, Marlene Thompson, Melissa Thompson, Sandra Thompson, Shelly Thornton, Alice Tidwell, Toni Todd, Wanda Trottier, Martin 128 Sophomores Trueheart, Mike Tucker, Christie Tulacro, Scott Turner, Ann Tuttle, Tres Waldron, Laura Walker, Tracie Walley, Rodney Walston, Debbie Walters, Adam Waltz, Kathy Warren, Charlie Watson, Bobby Watson, Delbert Waltonbaugh, Doug Warren, Sammy Waters, Dennis Weekfall, Jerry Weiss, Esther Welch, Vicki Whaler, Sally White, Betsy White, Jack Whiting, Paul Whitten, Denise Williams, Alvin Williams, Gary Williams, Joseph Williams, Leroy Williams, Marvin Williams, Michael Williams, Mike Williams, Victor Williford, April Willis, Angela Sophomores 129 Wilson, Bobby Wilson, Darrel Wilson, Donna Windham, Lisa Windish, Lisa Winfree, Rob Wininger, Gene Woodard, Bridget Woodard, Mike Woods, Terri Woolery, Joey Woolwine, Bob Wrights, Bonnie Wright, Kevin Vaassen, Diane Vansluyters, Brian Varela, Mark Varner, James Varnadore, Bonnie Vaughn, Kay Vogt, John 130 Sophomores Engaged? This autograph space reserved for someone special: Compliments of LONG’S GIFT SHOP Hnt tfn h Vie p(etiiu e (■ ijt-u) u-nfxviij V iVu tfc ml ilife m VHOt J)(UrWlti'e find Wed LiUf ri!ali(-n(ltj We n e p md tr- jeiduv Vie (Wiwi )[eMnq -J ne JUUe. Jlima. 36 aej Q' emU ( urn. C yittd (in ojt •flfuyiw (ft tV.e io fjlfig f) w f unit riv ij u'eMwif u anupif 0u npt 1 ajiat mLs am heUp am piirm a uviUiAq (uid heuielitiel ( t-uiieau Viat ‘ itef m nl ym muteuenu )V'nlfl fiia'en _y (iiH’ fiave . Jh ithi 131 Advertising 132 I v«� K n EMICS ► Administration Many thanks to the Yearbook staff for helping to preserve the 1982 1983 school year in this beautiful treasure book of photographs and memorabilia. The long, hard work which you have put into this book will be remembered and valued always. I am sure you will agree, as you reflect back on the year with me, that it was a year filled with happiness, sadness, successes, and failures, but that it was also a happy year of learning and growing together and these are the experiences that all help to make us better people. My wish for you is that every success and happiness that life has to offer will be yours. As I reflect upon the 1982-83 school year, 1 am reminded of the banner hanging in the cafeteria at the beginning of school. The banner stated, “this is going to be a great year.” I truly believe that this was a great year. The cooperation of the student body has been tremendous. You’re a great bunch of people, and we at Winter Haven High School are proud of you. This year, in response to student request, we have added about six new courses. This is in keeping with our philosophy to provide an educational program which meets the needs of our students. You are a wonderful group of students and it is a real pleasure to be associated with you. 134 Academics 1982-83 This school year has seen students begin to realize that part of the responsibility of “having something to do” rests with the student. Our student leaders have taken the first steps to meet this responsibility; and if our clubs and organizations follow their lead, we will truly have a school where all students take pride because they Beginnings are always exciting and challenging. Starting the 1982-1983 school year proved no exception. The W.H.H.S. faculty and student body are outstanding in every aspect — and each year’s undertakings and achievements surpass those of preceding ones. 1 am pleased and proud to be a part of this year’s strive for excellence. The year of ’82 and ’83 at W.H.H.S. will be remembered as one of high achievement for many students, in the fields of academics and athletics. Looking back, many will remember all their fond memories and accomplishments during the ’82-’83 year. Academics 135 Language Arts The English program of Winter Haven High School seeks to advance the students’ development in the areas of language, literature, and composition for the purposes of facilitating effective oral and written communication and understanding and responding to the world of ideas through literature. 136 Academics Acadvm 137 The purpose of the mathematics program at Winter Haven High School is to provide opportunities for each student to develop his mathematical abilities to his full potential both as a basis for further study and as a foundation for succeeding in a changing technological society. This success will be evidenced by his ability to respect individual differences and function in a free American society. 138 Academics Academics 139 Science The purpose of science and health instruction at Winter Haven High School is to provide a variety of class and laboratory experiences involving scientific reasoning and logical thinking. These experiences are directed toward aiding each student to attain the mental development he will need in a scientifically oriented and changing society. The science staff strives to instill in students an understanding of living things and their environment, an appreciation for good health, and knowledge of the physical laws of nature. 140 Academics 142 Academics The main objectives of the Social Studies Department, under their head, Marcus Severance, are to understand and appreciate the values and attitudes that are central to the structures of the American culture. Also through a wide variety of experiences to develop value systems consistent with individual needs and with the consistent growth and development of our culture. V I u Social Sciences The Foreign Language Department of Winter Haven High School recognizes not only the needs of the community but also those of a shrinking world in which bilingual communication is becoming rapidly necessary for the transmission of peace, brotherhood, and understanding. Therefore, the carefully articulated program develops and encourages not only the basic communication skills of listening, speaking, reading, and writing, but also an empathy for the cultural differences that may be encountered at home or abroad. 144 Academtcs •alllt Music 146 Academics The Music Department of Winter Haven High School responds to the demands of the school and community for music entertainment. The department strives for individual and ensemble achievement in performance, as well as assisting the students with a total music education. It is the desire of the department for each student to exhibit a positive attitude toward himself, other people, and music. Adacermcs 147 Test P.E. and ' “ 1. The goal of the Physical Education program at W.H.H.S. is to reach every student by providing opportunities for students to develop sound attitudes towards physical fitness, development of motor skills, and an awareness on the part of the student concerning leisure time activities. The W.H.H.S. Driver Education program consists of a “three-phase” program — an “in traffic” phase, a practice driving range phase, and a classroom phase. The program is taught as a semester course. 148 Academics Academics 149 The agriculture program responds to the needs of the community and is cognizant of the varied economic, social, and geographical background of its students in attempting to prepare them for meaningful lives as citizens in a changing and challenging world. The art program provides the students with a variety of experiences in two and three dimensional art and have opportunities for enriched lives through greater involvement with visual arts. The Industrial Arts Department provides students with insights, skills, and understanding related to their industrial-technical culture. 150 Academics rB-k Acad«m cs 151 The purpose of the Business Department at Winter Haven High School is to train students for a business vocation, while instilling in students general business information to enable them to live in a business oriented society. The programs are designed to help all students to become consumers, workers, and citizens. The business community and the Business Department work together to train students for employment. 152 Academics CO-OP: D.E The goal of Cooperative Education is to develop competent workers in the occupational areas of marketing, distribution, and business. The programs build understandings of the wide range of social and economic responsibilities of business ownership in the free enterprise system. 154 Academics The Home Economics Department consists of a variety of students who learn different ways of developing their individuality through preparing for a functioning family. The cooking classes consisted of Food and Nutrition, Specialized Foods, and Occupational Food Services. Classes include food’s nutritional qualities, preparing for parties, running a restaurant and restaurant training. Child Development and Family Living Economics help student awareness of family problems and how to cope with them. 156 Academics Home conomi JROTC The Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (JROTC) has been in existence at Winter Haven High School since 1971. The program includes a “building block” curriculum which provides a learning progression for students. The existing philosophy of the JROTC program is the cultivation of citizenship and leadership characteristics which are vital to both civilian and military pursuits. SfMC The purpose of the Special Education Department, S.L.D.; E.M.H., and Tactic Program is to provide specific students with special needs additional help. Each program strives to reach the goals of providing for the lack of basic educational needs that are not present in the average classroom. 160 Academics Isn’t That a Beautiful Baby? (Can you guess which faculty members match these pictures?) 1) “Teachers, pardon the interruption: Joe Washington report to the main office please.” 2) The only thing missing from this picture is his hair, his basketball, and Otis Birdsong. 3) This Scottish Lassie must give every senior credit before he she leaves W.H.H.S. 4) This “Reverend” preaches about cows and plows. 5) This native Kentuckian coined the phrase “WHEN YOU LEAST EXPECT IT, EXPECT IT.” 6) Every student must meet this lioness in the arena! 8) “Good morning. Winter Haven High School. Good morning. Winter Haven High School. Good morning. Winter Haven High School.” 4 11) Tutoring is her bag and making sure the volleyball net doesn't sag. 9) ‘‘Mr. Stewart. I realize I am a Metal Arts teacher, but I can’t build a spittoon big enough for Coach McCullough!” 12) This compensatory math teacher is so SWeet — we wish she were twins! Oops! She is a twin! 10) ‘‘I tried to tell McCullough that the PVC goal post I built wouldn’t stand up straight.” V V H 13) ‘‘YES class — I really do know where babies come from! It’s the water in the English building.” 14) Argentine in nationality; A+ in personality. ANSWERS 1) jjemajg uqop 2) p!Jpaa 3 pep 3) adnojjg eiqjuA 4) juwrtjg uaqoy 5) Sajqsv Ajjaj. 6) IInQ 7) sjjaqoy tuip 8) Aio|jew 9 9) a| 0 pjeipiH 10) 6ui|jno si||oh ID uoqme-j spun 12) stuepv 13) jauiop Apanag 14) jjmpng aa Spepj Academics 163 Faculty Phyllis Adams Sharon Adams Robert Albietz Terry Ashley Josephine Austin Gorman Ayers Jean Bartholomew David Barton Sid Bell Diane Bondurant Gloria Alderman Eleanor Bailey William Brisbin Dick Brown Index James Bailey Up 9 ? $ H.iF George Bass Sharon Bates Greg Bondurant Ernie Bostelman Robert Bryant Haydee Burkort Ron Canady Ben Carpenter Mike Condon Jim Cox ® F ? 9 S’ FIB Vic Chandler Dick Cole Hollis Curling Don Dedmon 164 Academics Anne Mellichamp Caroline Meyer Jane Moore Tom Morgan Cheryl Morrison Edith Phillips John Pilkey Fred Putney Carl Ray Julie Schnoor Fred Schramm Marcus Severance Bridget Sheedy Barbara Smith Florence Snyder Jim Thornhill Mary Ting Nancy Mullins Eleanor O’Neal Dan Partin a 166 Academics Y O' f IP ■•PH P P k w ip o Larry Peacock Doris Price Ray Prince Jim Roberts David Saliba Doris Scott Horace Scruggs James Sheldrake Toni Small Dr. John Stewart Cynthia Stroupe Bruce Tonjes Carol Turner Bing Tyus Steve Weinstein Mila Varner Mariam Velez Jacqueline Woolwine Leta Wright Bill Woolwine “When you’re dead and six feet deep, no more biscuits can you eat.” Terry Wayne Ashley Mr. Cox, making a get-away!!! Mrs. Cullifer, Department Head. Guidance The Guidance Department of Winter Haven High School provides counseling for all students. This year we welcome Mrs. Sandi Cullifer as the head of the department. She, along with the qualified members of the guidance staff, have spent many hours working to make this year better for the students and staff of Winter Haven High. Mr. Roberts, Occupational Specialist. Mr. Bailey, Sophomore Counselor. Mrs. Crawford, Junior Counselor. Mrs. Mallory, Main Office receptionist. Mrs. Kratz, Accounts and Budget. Mrs. Smith, Guidance. Secretaries Mrs. Desmond, Principal’s secretary. The secretaries of Winter Haven High School provide many services for the faculty and students. They’re what keeps the school running. Tasks such as bookkeeping, attendance, and various other important duties are performed by these ladies. Ms. Gibson, Attendance. Aca mics 169 Media Center Has a Variety of The Media Center of Winter Haven High School provides literature materials as well as audio-visual equipment. This year the Media Center has installed CHECKPOINT CHECKPOINT is an electronic system that reminds persons to check out library materials. This system will help to reduce the unauthorized removal of library materials. Mrs. Kehoe enjoys working in the library. Mrs. Bailey, head librarian. Mrs. Grant is in charge of the audio-visual department 170 Academics Materials for Students and Faculty Mrs. Bailey gets caught by CHECKPOINT. Bev Connel and David Carr try to study. Gary Carothers kicks back. Academics 171 Lunchroom and The lunchroom personnel work hard each day to make tasty and nutritious meals for the faculty and students of Winter Haven High. They make a variety of food ranging from pizza to chef’s salad. Victoria Timmons takes a break. Lunchroom Worker : Top, (I to r): Elizabeth Castle, Victoria Timmons, Elaine Powell, Virginia Johnson, Ruth Lancaster, Catherine Conrad, Edna Phillips, Peggy Fleming, Carolyn Clark, Marie Lancer, Bea Barton, Catherine Desmond, Jessie Grisby, Ethie Hogan, and Mildred Beasley. Catherine Desmond and Elizabeth Castle wait for the third lunch rush. 172 Academics Custodial Personnel Custodial Personnel (I to r): Morris Brown, Lillie Burgess. Joe Washington, Jerome Poole, Bruce Stubbs, Isaac Jones, Moses Jones, and Lucy Williams. Ruth Lancaster prepares a meal for the students. The custodians of Winter Haven High keep our school very clean. They spend many hours cleaning during and after school to make our school a better place to study. Jerome Poole takes a rest to think about the day’s work. Academics 173 Winter Haven Entered 1982 Varsity Squad (left to right): Row 1: Robb Decker. Bill Swygert. Donald Mack. James Gentry. Sam McArthur. Byron Allen. David Varner. Bill McGarrity, Gary Culpepper. Mike McKown Row 2: Jimmy Spillman, Steve Henderson. Matt Moore, Jay Wagner. Dennis Neal. Ricky Miles, Mike Truehart. David Hart, Charlie Reynolds, Terry Davis Row 3: Ray Rafool. Larry Snider, T.R. Robinson, Tyrone Campbell, Randy Alexander. Scott Thompson. Wayne Salmon, Aaron Johnson. Willie Collins. Otis Marshall Row ♦: Jesse Bridges, Frank Barnes. Tari Wright, Ed Akers, Mike Tanner. Rodney Walley, Sean Jacobs, Greg Cravey, Robert Sanders. Row 5: David Ethendge. Jason Kuipers. Shawn Riley. Greg Dills. Brian Burch, Jeff Moss. Wiley Pratt, Steve Lonker. Ed Wages, Peter Wolfe. Row 6: Terry Bellman, Chamberlain Campbell. Kevin Thompson. Timmy Vibral, Ted Threadgill. Mark Newby. Solomon Tyson. Cliff Alexander Row 7: Coach McDaniel, Coach Bondurant, Coach Tucker. Coach Marotti, Coach Curling, Coach Sones. Sones. 176 Sports Another Tough Season Pedro Bandy scores first Devil touchdown. W.H. Vs. Lake Wales The Big Blue entered the ’82-83 season with a desire for victory. They demonstrated this with an opening game win over the Lake Wales Highlanders. On their first possession of the game, the Blue Devils took the ball 70 yards for a touchdwon and the lead, 7-0. Lake Wales did not recover until the second quarter when they put together a 77 yard drive to score and tie up the game. The Big Blue did not score again until the third quarter when quarterback Matt Moore scored on a sneak up the middle. The extra point failed but the touchdown was enough to give the Blue Devils a 13-7 victory. W.H. Vs. Lakeland The Blue Devils suffered their first defeat of the season with an 180 loss to the Lakeland Dreadnaughts. The Dreadnaughts capitalized on the many Blue Devil mistakes in the first half to pull ahead 1 lO. Into the second half the Blue Devils made a few scoring threats but were unable to put together a successful drive to score. Late in the fourth quarter Lakeland scored on a play set up by a Winter Haven fumble, pulling the game and victory out of Big Blue reach. Sports 177 The Big Blue “kicks off to Lakeland. Big Blue W.H. Vs. Merritt Island A fired up Blue Devil team entered this game with great hopes of victory. It was not to be. The game began well, with the Big Blue scoring on a 16 yard pass from quarterback Steve Henderson to Randy Alexander on the first Winter Haven possession of the ball. David Etheridge kicked the extra point. Late in the first period the Mustangs tied it up with a touchdown pass, 7-7. Before the half was up, Merritt Island passed for two more touchdowns to pull ahead 21-7. Late in the third quarter, on probably the biggest play of the game, Henderson connected with Terry Bellman for an 82 yard touchdown play. But the Devils great playing wasn’t enough as the Mustangs scored again in the fourth period to take the victory, 28-14. W.H. Vs. Sarasota Riverview The game played between Winter Haven and Sarasota Riverview was called by many as a battle of the trenches. An afternoon shower had dumped nearly two inches of rain on the field. The Rams went ahead 7-0 in the second period on a run that was set up by a Winter Haven fumble. Plagued by injuries before and during the game, the Big Blue couldn’t seem to get a break. The Blue Devils had not been able to complete a pass until the fourth quarter. By then it was too late, as the Rams pulled out of range with a touchdown in the last seconds of the game. This defeat brought Winter Haven’s record to 1-3. Out-maneuvering Mustangs is hard, but can be done. 178 Sports QB Matt Moore tosses a pass over Ram defenders. Plays to Win Tari Wright heads for open field. W.H. Vs. Edgewater Winter Haven took to the road to meet Edgewater in Orlando and snap their three game losing streak. Neither team could seem to muster the ability to score in the first half with both missing many opportunities. But late in the third period, junior quarterback Steve Henderson burst into the end zone on a four yard keeper. With the kick by Etheridge the Devils gained a 7-0 lead. The Edgewater Eagles were held from scoring until the fourth quarter when they tied the game 7-7. It wasn’t long before the Big Blue again took the lead to win the game 14-7. W.H. Vs. Kathleen Defense played an important part in the Red Devil defeat. With the thoughts of victory still fresh in the minds of the Blue Devils, they again pulled out another win — this time at home over the Kathleen Red Devils. The victory wasn’t altogether easy though. Each team scored once in the first half but were unable to again reach the end zone. At the end of regulation play the score remained deadlocked at 7-7, forcing the game into overtime. The Blue Devils soon acquired the victory, though, on a fourth down four yard pass to bring the final score to 13-7. This win gave the Big Blue an even record of three wins and three losses. Sports 179 Finishing Up W.H. vs. Haines City The Blue Devils had their homecoming activities dampened with an untimely loss to the Haines City Hornets. With their first possession of the ball, the Hornets drove down field for a touchdown and extra point to take a 7-0 lead. With the time remaining in the first period, the Hornets pushed to score again, 14-0. Neither team could muster a scoring drive in the remainder of the first half. The second half brought the Devils to life. David Etheridge split the uprights from 33 yards out to put the Big Blue on the board. The Devils were now on the move and drove 53 yards to score with their next possession of the ball. A comeback seemed inevitable. But it was not to be as the Hornets held out to win, 14-10. Hornet stings are nothing if you're a Blue Devil. W.H. vs. Sarasota Things looked bad for the Big Blue from the beginning of the game. The Sarasota Sailors cut loose to score 28 points in the first period. The Devils played hard but couldn’t score until the second quarter on a one yard run. The Sailors were held from scoring the rest of the game by the Winter Haven defense. The Blue Devils were plagued with turnovers throughout the night. This hurt their chances of scoring greatly. Even with the setbacks, the Devils were able to score again before the end of the game. This final attempt was far short as the Sailors took the victory, 28-14. Billy and Matt warm up before a game. 180 Sports W.H. vs. Manatee the Season j David Etheridge awaits a pass in open field. The battle between the Blue Devils and the Manatee Hurricanes was somewhat of a standoff. The Big Blue opened up the scoring with a one yard run for the touchdown, but the extra point failed. Manatee came back to tie the score in the second period and then take the lead with a two point conversion. The Hurricanes then padded their lead with a 55 yard touchdown jaunt. Manatee, then intercepted a Blue Devil pass and returned it 55 yards for yet another touchdown, bringing the score to 21-6. With a little over seven minutes left in the game, the Devils were brought closer to the Hurricanes with a touchdown and two-point conversion. The game was quickly sealed though, by a 42 yard bomb for a Manatee touchdown, ending the game with a 28-14 score. It takes more than a few Hounds to stop a Devil. W.H. vs. Auburndale The annual battle of these two fierce rivals was every bit as exciting as expected to be. Both teams fought extremely hard and neither could score in the first half. The second half was a different story. The Bloodhounds pulled together and scored two touchdowns in the third quarter to take the lead 12-0. The Devils did not manage to score until the last period when they closed the point spread to 12-7. The Dogs would not be held back and scored one more touchdown to raise the score seven points Try as they may, the Devils could only score once more. Final score. Bloodhounds — 19, Blue Devils — 14. Sports 181 Hey Dudes! 182 Sports Remember This? Sports 183 Junior Varsity Had 1982 Junior Varsity Football (left to right) Row I: R. Moore. D. Frazier, W Moore, J. Horn, M. Stephens. K. McArthur. J. Schneider. Row 2: M. McKown. J. Weekfall. D. Spillman, V. Williams, A. Williams, D. Randall. Row 3: B. Woolwine, S. Booth, R. Hallmark, T. Jiles. E. Mayo. D. Dale, D Albaugh. Row 4: R. Gerber, J. Reeves. D. Brown, W McGriff, K. Helms, L. Cathey. G. Datson. Row 5: R. Dailey, W. Tanner, P. Pooser, M. Bowers, B. Lowe, C. Warren, C. Rizer Row 6: D. Saliba, G. Bass, and D. Barton, coaches. Rod Shelton runs for a touchdown. Do you think they can stop him. “NO” 184 Sports a Successful Year 1982 J.V. Coaches: George Bass, David Barton, David Saliba The 1982-83 Junior Varsity football team had a very good season this year. Once they tasted the sweet taste of that first victory over Bartow, the Baby Blue was unstoppable as they completed the season with a 7-1 record. Encouraging the team’s spirit as well as coaching, were George Bass, David Barton, and David Saliba. Schedule Sept. 16 Bartow Home 23 open 30 Kathleen Away Oct. 7 Auburndale Away 14 Lakeland Away 21 Lake Wales Home 28 Haines City Home Nov. 4 Lake Gibson Home They have no doubt, the game is won! Bobby Woolwine does his job. Sports 185 Baby Blue Fought Hard This Year J.V. kicker kicks one through the uprights. Dwight Frazier escapes his opponents for a touchdown. Bobby Wool wine scores a touchdown. Weightlifting — Heavy Stuff! 82-83 Weightlifting team; Front row: B. Mayo, C. Reynolds, M. Truehart, L. Garrard. Back Row: B. McGarrity, J. Kory, D. Mack, O. Marshall, C. Marshall. Not Pictured: B. Swygert, H. Chau, J. Kuipers, R. Hobbs, V. Alicea, 1982-83 Weightlifting Coach: Coach McDaniel. Mike Truehart works to improve. Otis is trying to keep it up. Volleyball Rolls Through 1st Row: Carla Brown, Shelly Bryan, Angie Derreberry, Susan Nagel. 2nd Row: Camara Wesley, Barbi Adams, Vanette Velez, Toni Tidwell. 3rd Row: Kim Overstreet, Angie Hall, Rita Lloyd, Kay Boone. (Not pictured: Myra Hamilton) Vanette gives 100% during practice. Volleyball coach, Mrs. Lawhon. 188 Sport Another Rough Season The Blue Devil Volleyball team weathered through another tough season this year, finishing with a 5-8 record. Mrs. Lawhon is looking forward to a strong team for next year, with 12 girls returning with experience Carla Brown has a unique form of her own. Angie Hall concentrates on a bump. Kaye Boone stretches to make the point. A Lady Blue Devil goes up for a spike. Sport 189 Cheerleaders Overflow Varsity Co-Captains: Kim LoCicero and Kim Snively. Devil Mascots: Jill Stewart and Teri Haddock. 1982-83 Varsity Squad: (I to r) Libby Threlkel, Sandy Barton, Kathy Walsh, Cheryl Copenhaver, Melynn Doyle, Kim LoCicero, Kim Snively, Linda Simoneau, Michelle Seyez, Leslie Waters, Lisa Nelson, Nikki Blouin. Cheerleaders play a big part in pep rallies. The 1982-83 Basketball season was highlighted with the first male squad chosen to help cheer on the Devils. (I to r) Mike McCarty, Gary Culpepper, Jimbo Schneider, Bill Varela, Ray Rafool, and Roger Ward. (Not Pictured: Cliff Alexander.) 190 Sports With Enthusiasm! (B to T): Kim Jesse. Heather Susac. Kelly Downing. Julie Cook Mon w Anna Lisa Pacholski, ' 9 yes' (L to R): Stephanie Dunn, Lisa Windham. r Bottom: Captain — Heather Susac-Top: Co-Captain — Meg Hayes. Big Blue 1982 83 Varsity Basketball players were: (L to R): S. Wilson, L. Turner, B. Dawson, L. Turner, M. Todd, R. Ogletree, H. Holsey, D. Etheridge, H. Wibstad, R. Shaw, G. Pearn, C. Campbell, T. Hamm. 192 Sports Goes for It! Bill Dawson shoots for two. David Etheridge fights for the ball! 9 Bill Dawson does his job. Hector Holsey comes down with the rebound. Basketball is his game. Sports 193 Varsity Hector Holsey packs his opponent. Chamberlain Campbell outjumps his opponent. David Etheridge gets the jump ball. Lee Turner gets fouled on the shot. 194 Sports Rolls On! Lee Turner does it again. David Etheridge outruns his opponent. Varsity Basketball Schedule December 3 1983 Riverview Away 7 Lake Wales Home 10 Haines City Away 14 Winter Park Home 16 Bartow Home 17 Auburndale Away January 20-23 6 Orlando Tournament Kathleen Away 8 Auburndale Home 11 Lake Gibson Away 14 Manatee Away 18 Lakeland Away 21 Kathleen Home 22 Winter Park Away 25 Boone Away 27 Haines City Home February 1 Lakeland Home 4 Manatee Home 8 Lake Wales Away 11 Riverview Home 15 Lake Gibson Home 18 Bartow Away A Blue Devil grabs a rebound over an opponent. Sports 195 Lee Turner shows his abilities on a lay up. Blue Devil succeeds on a tap. David Etheridge has springs in his shoes!! 196 Sports Sam Wilson takes a luck shot!! Lee Turner rolls it in! David overruns the basket. Sport 197 J.V. Basketball 1982-83 Junior Varsity Basketball Players; Front row (L TO R): J McClain, C Hampton. A Lane Row 2: D Drewitz, Coach, L. Cathey, L. Harris, J. Nichols, J. Snider, C. Hargett. James McClain makes his layout! 198 Sports Had a Successful Season Chris Hargett shoots for two. Charlie Hampton practices his slams. Landis Harris goes up for a lay up against Auburndale. Sports 199 The Girls’ Basketball Team Travels Standing, L. to R.: J. R. Austin (Coach), Valerie Jones, Carla Brown, LaTonnja Key, Roseann Dudley, Yolanda Dixon, Debra Barnes, Kim Smothers, Carrie McCann (Manager) Kneeling, L. to R.: Kim Overstreet, Vontrice Swaker, Darlene Leonard, Deidra Donald, Myra Hamilton, Yolanda Floyd. Not Pictured: Doris Thornhill, Kaye Boone. Coach Austin watches her team with much Kim Smothers takes a warm- Carla shows her skill on a free anticipation. up shot. throw. 200 Sports Through Another Tough Season Carla Brown waits for an open pass. The 1982-83 basketball season was rough traveling for the Lady Blue Devils. The girls practiced every day after school and prepared for at least 21 games during their season. Next year, Coach Austin will lose five seniors, but will continue progressively with her experienced juniors and sophomores. Carla Brown and Kim Overstreet, both of whom were starters in their sophomore and junior years, will lead next year’s team with a positive attitude and good sportsmanship which the 1982-83 team held throughout their season. Kim Overstreet heads for the basket. A Lady Blue Devil wins the jumpball. Kim shoots over a Bartow opponent. . . Think twice before bothering a Blue Devil!” Sports 201 Blue Devil Cross Country Mr. Henson coached varsity and j.v. 1982-83 Varsity team: (1 to r) Row 1: J. Pielow, C. Heller, M. Bradford. Row 2: S. Grant. B. Truesdale, M. Butz, and B. St. Jean. Co-captain: Bobby St. Jean. Mike Bradford looks determined to win. 202 Sports Sets the Pace Jim Pielow goes all out. Scott Grant has a confident look on his face. rian Truesdale makes his move on the outside Bobbv St. Jean runs well in a crowd. Sports 203 Ronnie O’Neal trots along. Andy Jones moves up in the pack. J.V. Cross Country 82 83 J.V. team (I to r) Row 1: M. Bernstein, R. O’Neal, L. Garrard Row 2: M. King, C. McAfee, and A. Manzo. ( Not pictured: R. Hoye and A. Jones.) Runners stretch muscles before a meet. 204 Sports Speeds Through Season The lead is taken by Andy Manzo. Chris McAfee runs on. Rick Hoye stretches his lead. Louis Garrard paces himself. Mike King stays up front. Mark Bernstein eyes the lead. Sport 205 Girls’ Cross Country Team members, left to right. 1st row: Laeta Kalogridis. Karen Milligan, Anne Marie Garrard, Elizabeth LaPietra 2nd row: Dawn Waltonbaugh, Vicky Rausch. Vicky Rausch puts the pressure on. Mr. Pilkey, cross country coach. 206 Sports Finished as County Champs Runners enjoy a break between races. The 1982-83 girls’ cross country team finished as the Polk County champs. The team consisted of four seniors and two juniors. With only six members, each had to put forth much effort and determination to win . . . and they did. Anne Marie heads for the finish line. A Lady Blue Devil keeps a steady pace ahead of opponents. Sports 207 Wrestling Team Fought Hard —:iiu mumm Ronnie O’Neal gains a victory for the Blue Devils. 1982-83 Varsity team (I to r) Row 1: P. Braun, A. Alicea, Ron O’Neal, S. Bunn, T. Magann, G. Thompson, R. Hobbs. Row 2: Mgr. F. Sutton, D. Wright, G. Holland, R. Decker, E. Wages, J. Moss, W. Pratt, and Coach G. Bondurant. _ -'� ■■■■ ■ —m. i ■ ■ 82-83 J.V. team. (1 to r) Row 1: T. Allen, S. Savoie, Rod O’Neal, V. Alicea, C. Jackson, B. Grantham, B. Giles, C. Lemuir, D. Carlson, J. Mueller. Row 2: Mgr. F. Sutton, H. Plowden, J. Mills, R Miller, K. Rose, B. Livingston, R. Crisp, E. Burney, B. Burch, M. Newby, C. Pelo, and Coach G. Bondurant. A Devil wrestler throws his opponent for a loop. Coach Bondurant shouts encouragement. Gerald Thompson shows that practice pays off. The scoreboard tells of an impending Devil victory. Sports 209 Varsity Baseball Team 1982-83 Varsity team. Kneeling: B. Adams, T. Threadgill, M. Condon, B. Clark, P. Lieberher, C. Sheffield, G. Wargo, R. Dailey, Standing: S. Henderson, B. Watson, J. Gilder, D. Brooks, M. McKown, R. Beach, J. Rose, D. Broom, G. Shotzman, T. Harrison, M. Todd, and T. Cassidy. Coach Tyus gives some instructions to a couple of players. 210 Sports Bats a Thousand Varsity Bat Girls (I to R): L. Nelson, L. Hayes, K. LoCicero, L. Simoneau, Dale Broom winds up to blast it in. P. Huey, K. Walsh, S. Barton, and L. Gizzi. Thad Harrison follows through on a fiery fastball. Robbie Beach gives a target for the pitcher. Sports 211 J. V. Baseball Prepares for 1982-83 J.V. team (1 to r) Row 1: Bat Girls: M. Marotti, P. Parker, L. Knowles. Row 2: K. Bartlett, T. Mathews, M. McKown, R. Moore, J. McKennon, T. Joplin, S. McCrimmon, R. Yeager, M. Woodard. Row 3: D. Miller, C. Stewart, J. Blazer. W. Tanner, C. Hargett, R. Hollin, L. Reynolds, P. Stanley, B. Moore. Scott McCrimmon winds up to fire one in. Coach Saliba is very pleased with his team’s efforts. 212 Sports an Excellent Season Kevin Bartlett stretches out to pull in a high throw. Amp Webb Tanner warms up on deck. Yeager perepares to stop a ground ball hit to shortstop. Chris Stewart, at catcher, bags a sliding pitch. Sports 213 Golfers Have a 1982-83 Golf Team (1 to r) Row 1: R. Criss, J. Schmidt, B. Cranston, B. Rafool, R. Freeman, T. Kratz, R. Radzak. Row 2: D. Hagler, J. Skipper, A. Jenkins, M. Bradford, M. Pettit, T. Borton, and S. Madus. Mike Bradford gets into the swing of things. Mike Pettit displays “perfect” form. 214 Sports Swinging Year R. Criss gets into it. Charlie Warren has good form. 215 Sports 1982 Swim Team 1982 swim team, left to right — 1st row: Mary McGarrity, Karen Wells, Martina Giordano, Liz Dumaresq, Diane Provencher, Melanie Hubbard, Wendy Rogers. Pam Parker, Kris Anastasio 2nd row: left to right — Kim Saunders, Kelly Collins, Kevin Wright, Bobby Cranston, Kevin Bartlett, Rick Lott, John Paff, Billy Livingston, Cari Flanagan. Row 3: Coach Woolwine, Carol Dalton, Mac Carr, Scott Tulacro, Steve Hancock, Jeff Fosie, Lance Tulacro, Jeff Jones, Bill Brakora, Lee Nigg, Deneece Weaver. Diving Coach, Mrs. Frank Fischer. Swimming coach, Mr. Bill Woolwine. 216 Sports Strokes to Success The 1982 swim team was successful again this year. Under the coaching of Mr. Woolwine and Mrs. Fischer, the team was victorious in the overall county meet. The girls final record was 11-1 and the boys final record was 12-2. With a young team this past year consisting of mainly juniors and sophomores, the coaches are looking forward to an even more successful season next year. 1982 divers, I. to r. — John Paff. Bill Livingston, Cari Flanagan. Mac Carr. (Not pictured: Anne Marie Huff) Steve Hancock takes a breather. Swimmers rest after a long meet. Sports 217 Kim Saunders gets off on a head start. Kevin Wright surfaces for a breath. 218 Sports John Paff gets a little help from a friend. A Blue Devil heads for the finish line. Cari Flannigan shows explicit form. Sports 219 Coach Woolwine gives instructions to the swimmers. Girls’ and Boys’ Tennis Teams The 1982-1983 Girls’ tennis team consisted of seven Lady Blue Devils. Three of these were seniors, three were juniors, and one was a sophomore. The team played a total of 15 matches and Coach Dugger is looking forward to another successful season with her team in 1984. Team Members. L. to R.: Stephanie Beddingfield, Anne Marie Garrard, Stacy Bolland, Kathy Nee, Vicky Paullin. Kathy Nee practices her backhand. Girls’ coach, Jackie Dugger, prac- Vicky Paullin keeps an eye on the ball, tices with her girls. 220 Sports Follow Through With Victory The 1982-1983 Boys’ team finished with successfully completing 16 matches. Coach Condon led 13 Blue Devils through games, sets and matches which brought much victory to his team. With much enthusiasm, Coach Condon looks forward to another successful season next Team Members, from L. to R.: Back Row — Dwight Pierson, Gary Rogers, Steve Daniels, Kevin year. Kearns, David Carmichael, Front Row — Charles Landau, Albert Cross, Billy Howard, Chris Mann, Tres Tuttle, Scott Crowder. Kevin Kearns prepares for one of his ace serves. A Blue Devil swings to make the point. Sports 221 Boy’s Track Shaun Riley — Brute Force!!! Friendly competition among teammates. Boy's Track (1 to r) Row 1: G. Marrall, D. Doles, W. Inman, C. Heller, A. Thompson, R. Shelton, R. Robinson, B. Allen, J. Bridges. Row 2: R. Sheppard, B. McGarrity, R. Hoye, B. Truesdale, J. Pielow, M. King, M. Butz, C. Rizer, T. Bridges, and P. Poozer. (Not Pictured: Coach Barton, Coach Tucker, S. Riley, S. Tyson.) 222 Sports Runs Strong Jesse Bridges and Rodney Robinson pace themselves. A mighty Devil lets the discus fly. Sports 223 Girls’ Track Strides Team members include: 1st row. I. to r.: Sharon Tarver, Debbie Madley, Kathy Chafin, Melanie Hubbard 2nd row: Linda Scott, Karen Milligan, Rhonda McClain, Vicky Rousch, Sherry Covington. 3rd Row: D. Waltonbaugh, Cari Flannagan, Anne Marie Huff, Susan Nagel. Coach Pilkey, with a satisfied smile. A Lady Blue Devil shows excellent form. 224 Sports Through Another Season Melanie Hubbard heads for the finish line The girls give it their all during practice. The 1982-1983 Girls’ Track Team, coached by Mr. Pilkey, faced many tough meets but came out on top. The team consisted of fourteen girls who always put their best foot forward. Coach Pilkey is looking forward to another fun and achieving team in the 1983-1984 season. Sports 225 226 DtvMon Fellowship of Christian Athletes “PREPARING THE WAY” A careful man I want to be, A little fellow follows me; I do not dare to go astray For fear he’ll go the Self-same way. I cannot once escape his eyes Whatever he sees me do, he tries; Like me, he says he’s going to be, That little chap that follows me. He thinks that I am good and fine Believes in every word of mine. The bad in me, he must not see, My life to him, must an example be. I must remember, as I go Through summer’s sun, and winter’s snow I’m building for the years to be For that little chap that follows me. L«ft to Right, Row 1: T.R. Robinson, Bill Swygert, Terry Bellman, Jay Wagner, Billy McGarrity, David Hart, Matt Moore, Ricky Miles, Steve Henderson. Row 2: Chris Junk, Tom Machelli, Ray Rafool, Wiley Pratt. Donald Mack, Preston Pooser, Chad Heller, Mike King, Bill Dawson, Ron Walls, Paul Brown, Solomon Tyson, David Varner, Ted Threadgill. Row 3: Jason Kuipers, Shaun Riley, Tim Vibral, Mark Newby, Cliff Alexander. Officers: Matt Moore, Billy McGarrity, David Hart, Jay Wagner. 228 Organizations Future Youth Educators of America F.Y.E.A. provided a great service to W.H.H.S. this year. They organized American Education Week activities and welcomed guests to our school. Over Christmas they planned the Migrant Children’s Christmas party, providing gifts from Santa for needy children. F.Y.E.A. ended their successful year with their annual Spring banquet at the Fox Fire Inn. L to R Officers: Janice Harris, Janet Sadow, Beth Brownell, Darlene Garner, Becky Wilder, Cathy Bunn, Mia Marotti, Winessa Keyton, Beatrice Brown, Tracy Richardson, Trell Gilbert, Leslie Waters, Karen White, Tony Aguilar, Renalda Smith, Robert Sanders, Maranda Mosley, Douglas Graham. L to R, Row 1: Jerri Ross, Luann Pellister, Renalda Smith, Debra Marin, Janet Sadow, Joni Scarpa, Amy Pringle, Fran Musacchio, Beth Brownell, Cindy Lyle, Stephanie Green, Sherri Skipper, Cara Marotti. Row 2: Scott Crowder, Shelly Cribbs, Natalie Jardim, Dawanda McClendon, Karen Adams, Connie Wilson, Cathy Bunn, Carol Horne, Tracy Pewitt, Karen O’Neil, Sheila Pewitt, Lisa Thomas, Jenny Lucas. Row 3: Felica Tillman, Celeste McCloud, Janice Harris, Beatrice Brownell, Trell Gilbert, Leslie Waters, Darlene Garner, Lynn Wilson, Mia Marotti, Karen White, Becky Wilder, Tony Aguilar. Row 4: Paul Tanke, Ana Figueroa, Sharon Dowdy, Robert Sanders, Maranda Holsey, Doug Graham, Tracy Richardson, Linda Simoneau, Alison Parsons, Laura Gizzi, Janet Morris. Row 5: Robert Sanders, Bill Swygert, Kevin Meadows, Chris Pellow, Ray Rayfool. Organizations 229 L to R. Senior Clast Officers: Roger Ward, Cara Marotti, Kaki Fisher, David Stebbins, Jill Stewart. L to R. Senior Reps: Teri Haddock, Wendy Rogers. Cathy Glenn, Kim Richardson Row 2: Mia Soldo, Alison Parsons, Darlene Garner Row 3: Renee Geathers, Karen White. (Not pictured: Billy McGarrity.) L to R, Junior Class Officers: Mia McKown, Sharon Sam-maro, Cheryl Copenhaver, Kim Overstreet, Cindy Coleman, Libby Threlkel. Student Council L to R. Student Council Officers: Cissy Braddy, Ann Marie Garrard. Nikki Blouin, Karen Milligan, Carla Schultz, Sherri Skipper. Student Council President: Sherri Skipper. L to R, Jr. Reps: Kim Morgan, Kim Hardy, Amy Carson, Mac Carr, Bill Livingston, Juan Martinez, Kelly Cowart, Pam Parker, Renee Enzor, Karla Brown. 230 Organizations Kept Active L to R. Sophomore Reps: Monica Gab e, Susan Baxter, Angie Armstead, Kim Jessy, Pam Davis, Jennifer Coleman, Lisa Knowles. The Student Council. Juniors work hard during a Student Council meeting. The Student Council sponsored many activities throughout the 1982-83 school year. First, they organized a “Howdy” dance to welcome the sophomores and then moved directly into homecoming activities. The Student Council also participated in student government day, sponsored by Mayor Young. Sophomore Class Officers: Leslie Lassiter, Sue Clark, Kim Henderson, Nicole Barranco, Anita O’Neal. An interesting meeting. Organizations 231 ICC Unity Provides Action I.C.C., Inter Club Council, was a club whose members consisted of all interest and service club presidents. The purpose of this club was to settle all disputes between clubs and to serve as a means to exchange ideas. I.C.C. was also involved in the action committee activities. Under the direction of Mr. Brown the clubs, as a whole, maintained a peaceful and productive year. President, Todd Tuttle and Vice-President, Stephanie Cole. Row 1, L to R: Laeta Kalogridis, Dawn Waltonbaugh, Stephanie Cole, Ann Marie Garrard, Sherri Skipper, Amy Lindsay. Row 2: Jeff Brown, Beth Cornielson, Kathy Stewart, Jeff Anderson, Roger Ward, Rachael Tipsword, Renee Geathers, Karen Daniels. Row 3: Alan Smith, Todd Tuttle, John Powell, Doug Sackett, Brian Truesdale, Billy McGarrity. 232 Organization Spiritccrs Captain: Renee Geathers. Co-captain: Karen Adams. The Spiriteers, in their second year at W.H.H.S., wooed the fans with their pre-game shows, exciting pep rally dances, and overall spirit during the football season and basketball season. The sponsor for the 1982-83 Spiriteer squad was Miss Doris Scott. L to R: Vanessa Keeton, Eula Carter Row 2: Karen Adams, Altheia McClendon Row 3: Luella Curry, GiGi Brown, Janet Thomas. Row 4: Kissy Hawkins. Row 5: Renee Geathers. Row 6: Kelly Cowart, Nikki Harris. (Not Shown: Sandra Jones, Tachele Jones, Desiree Battle.) Organizations 233 Anchor Set First Row (left to right) S. Cole. K. Cassidy. B. McPartlan, T. Gibbs. P. Austin, M. Seyez, L. Gizzi, D. Garner, J. Phillips, L. Wilsor Second Row (left to right): B. Hines, A. Thibodeaux, C. Culver, A Harlan. C. Dalton. D. Holland, T. Rose, T. Powell, K. Ernes Third Row (left to right): A. Sorrell, K. Hancock, G. Frazier, M. Doyle. C. Glenn, B. Roe, K Fischer, E. Lenny, A Hampton. Pooh leads the way! Sponsor: Mrs. J. Woolwine. All work, HUH!?! President: Stephanie Cole. 234 Organizations Sail In ’82- 83 Anchor’s fantasy float. The Anchor club has been keeping busy this year with all its activities. The rtiembers built the third place homecoming float, with the1 help of Key Club, and won the most spirited club award twice. Some of this year’s services were conducting and keeping times at an NSPI swim meet, keeping score at the American Cancer Society golf tournament at Greniefe, and participated in the Feet First Spinal Injury Awareness month in October. With their sponsor club, Pilot, they participated in a skate-a-thon for Miss Wheelchair, with proceeds going to research. Officers were: Vice Pres., Elizabeth Butz; Recording Sec., Ginger Frazier; Correa. Sec., Kelly Newell; Treaa.. Stacy Boland; Sr. rep., Kathy Knez; Jr. Rep., Kari Ulch; Soph. Rep., Pam Garner. Chaplain. Kathy Hancock. Key gets in on the fun!!! Firat Row (left to right): B Lanpher, S Bunn. D. Sackett, S. Snively, C. Tucker Second Row (left to right): C. Dinunzio, S. Dorsey. A Shattuck, K. Collins. 1 Wolfe, S. Richardson, P Hampton. B. Adams Third Row (left to right): T. Kenemuth, J. Dinunzio, M Davis. L Dumeresque. M McGarrity, D. Bernstien, K. Saunders Fourth Row (left to right): H. Johnson, S. Gizzi, M. Curling. R. Bowen, C. Langly, P. Burns. K. Ulch, C. Tucker. Organizations 235 Key Club Back Row (left to right): P. Tanke, S. Booth, J. Spate, H. Acken, M. Pettit, D. Armstead, M. Coon, J. Scales. Front Row (left to right): S. Stetner, J. Kory, D. Pabor, B. Lanpher, J. Anderson, W. Schmidt, J. Martinez. Sweethearts: K. LoCicero, C. Marotti, K. Fischer, L. Simoneau, W. Rogers. President: Jeff Anderson. 236 Organizations Shows the Way I wonder if he’s pleased! Sponsor: Mr. Chandler. Key Club has had many things going on this year. They helped with Anchor’s third place homecoming float. They held a successful car wash with the proceeds going to a scholarship fund. Once again they sold Halloween insurance. They helped their sponsor club, Kiwanis, with their pancake sale and then Key held a chicken B-B-Q. Lastly, they attended their annual convention in Daytona Beach. Officers: W. Schmidt, Treas.; D. Armstead, Sec.; B. Hardin, Soph. Rep.; B. Lanpher, Vice-Pres.; M. Pettit, Sr. Rep.; J. Anderson, Pres.; J. Martinez, Jr. Rep. “Work isn’t all bad!” Sponsor: Mr. Condon. Organizations 237 Serteen Makes First Row (left to right) D. Sackett, R Ward Second row (left to right), D. Carlson, M. Minegardner, C. Mann, L. Isinghood, B. Howard, J. Harmon Third Row (left to right) M. Soldo, K. Fischer, S. Wentz, C. Tucker, A. Parsons. S. Bunn, S. Clark, C. Marotti. W. Rogers. B. Brownell, J. Sadow, G. Gray, C. Lyle Fourth Row (left to right) F. Musacchio, J. Scarpa, R. Salem, A. Pacholski, K Sackett, J. Spence, L. Lawson, N. Simpson. J. Phillips, C. Braddy, S. Skipper, L. Wilson, A. Hampton. Fifth Row (left to right) M. McCalla, A. Bartlemay, M McCalla, T. Todd, L. Barranco, T. Ray, J. Paff, H. McNeer. President, Doug Sackett. 238 Organizations a Shining Start Jana Spence takes a last look at Serteen's Float! Serteen, the new club in school, has made a great showing of their abilities. It is sponsored by the Ser-toma Athletic Club. The club won second place for their homecoming float and won the most spirited club award. They held a car wash and a B-B-Q for families of members in the club. With their sponsor club, they sold Christmas wrapping paper and sold t-shirts at a blue grass festival. They attended a state convention held in Tampa in April. Officers: Doug Sackett, Pres.; Roger Ward. Vice-Pres.; Rose Salem, Treas.; and Joni Scarpa, Sec. Sponsor: Coach Downs A little Serteen affection. Organi2ations 239 Octaketos Show First Row (left to right): P. Delaney, M. Smith, B. Thomas, B. Livingston, C. Komlodi. Second Row (left to right): D. Barger, S. Thompson, D. Madley, P. Moore, P. Davis, A. Smith. Third Row (left to right): S. Smith, P. Snapko, M. Brainerd, K. Addison, C. Shelton, B. Payne, L. Sims. Fourth Row (left to right): T. Lee, K. Bartlett. Getting ready to go!!! President: Pam Delaney. 240 Organizations Their Spirit Two Octaketos members prepare the crowd for the float!! This year Octaketos was very busy with all the many activities they had planned. They held a car wash early in the year to raise money for the club’s activities. They also had a bake sale, in which all members participated. They planned many outings for the club and ended the year with a big party. ’82-'83 officer : D. Madley, Jr. Rep.; P. Delaney, Pres.; L. Sims, Sec.; P. Davis, Soph. Rep.; B Thomas, Sgt.atArms; B. Livingston, Vice-Pres.; C. Komlodi, Sr. Rep. Homecoming candidate. Organizations 241 Philos Rebuild for First Row (1 to r): Danette Dewees, Amy Hart, Karen Daniels, Julie Dawson, Teresa Collins. Second Row: Sharon Samarro, Elizabeth LaPietra, Renee Enzor, Cheryl Copenhaver, Lynn Brown, Kim Hardy. Third Row: Jennifer Wagner, Barbara Payne, Don Sabiston, Kim Morgan, Leslie Lassater, Cheryl Colbert, Sheila Glover, Amy Lindsey, Andy Ray, Karen George. Philos Sponsor: Mrs. Turner 1982 Philos and Les Jeune Filles Homecoming float. 242 Organizations Another Successful Year! This year Philos was rebuilding their club. This included renewing their relationship with their sponsor, the Junior Womans Club. Participating in many club activities, Philos kept busy during the school year with bake sales, meetings and socials. Philos also worked very hard on their homecoming float, sharing the responsibility along with Les Jeune Filles. Philos sponsored a new contest for Christmas King and Queen. The winners of this contest were decided by the nominee’s baby picture. In December they held a Christmas cookie exchange with the mothers and the Junior Womans Club. In the second half of the year, Philos worked on community and school service projects. The 1982-83 members of Philos enjoyed a rewarding and successful year. Karen Daniels served as President. Officers: Kim Morgan, Chaplain; Lynn Brown, Reporter; Sheila Glover, Senior Rep.; Amy Lindsay, Treasurer; Sharon Samarro, Junior Rep.; Elizabeth LaPietra, Secretary; Kim Hardy, Vice President; Karen Daniels, President. Organizations 243 Les Jeune Fillcs Puts 1st Row. L to R.: Kim Snively, Ann Marie Garrard. 2nd Row: Carol Horne. Susan Baxter, Jill Stewart, Kelly Downing, Libby Threlkel, Dion Kock. 3rd Row: Meg Hayes, Kathy Knee, Christie Campbell. Heather Johnson, Kim Jesse, Anita O’Neal, Mia McKown, Cindy Coleman. Nikki Bouin, Maria Klutz, Stephanie Beddingfield, Rhonda Cameron, Stephanie Dunn, Jennifer Coleman, Kathi Koch 4th Row: Heather Susac, Becky Wilder, Nicole Barranco, Karen Milligan, Kristine Anastasio, Julie Cook, Kelly Snively, Denise Whitten. LJF Sponsor: Mrs. Harrison. Officers: Carol Horne, Senior Representative. Libby Threlkel, Junior Representative; Meg Hayes, Sophomore Representative; Cindy Coleman, Secretary; Nikki Blouin, Treasurer; Kim Snively, Vice President; Ann Marie Garrard, President. 244 Organizations in an Interesting Year! President Anne Marie Garrard. Garcons: First row (I. to r.) Billy McGarrity. Gary Culpepper. Andy Crowder. Louis Garrard, Back row (I. to r.) Jeff Odum, Joe Edwards, Joe Rowell. Robbie Beach. Mac Carr, Mike Hinegardener. Les Jcune Filles was involved in several projects during the 1982-83 school year. They had an initiation dinner for all new members to welcome them into the club. Along with Philos, Les Jeune Filles worked hard on this year's homecoming float. In the first half of the year they sold M M’s to raise money for the club. Les Jeune Filles also participated in the service club month of February. A funfilled hayride was held in the Christmas season. Les Jeune Filles was sponsored by Mrs. Harrison. LJF members work hard? Organizations 245 Interact Places First Bottom Row, L. to R.: Jimbo Schneider, Frances Mussachio, Teri Haddock, Joni Scarpa, Kelli Lynn Snively, Laura Elmlinger, Kim Henderson, Shellie Bryant, Tina Broussard, Wendy Ivy. and Linda Warren. Top Row, L. to R.: Trey Braswell, Jeff Brown, Dwight Pierson, Tracy White. Todd Tuttle, Billy McGarrity, Bryan Truesdell, Jon LaPan, Rick Miller, Alan Daniels, Chuck Stum, Steven Bridges. (Not Pictured Bruce Hallett). Interact has worked hard for a very successful year. They have been involved in many school projects including, selling football programs, purchasing equipment for the video production class, and actively participated in the “clean-up-the-school” drive. They have also been active in interclub sponsored activities. The sponsors of Interact were: Ron Canady, Terry Ashley, and Willie Graham. Interact President: Todd Tuttle 246 Organizations Officer : Jeff Brown, Vice President; Jon LaPan, Sergeant-at-Arms; Todd Tuttle, President; Jimbo Schneider, Treasurer. (Not pictured, Bruce Hallett; Secretary.) Organizations 247 American Field Service 1st Row: B. Wilder. L. Barranco, C. Heller. R. Callen, B. Livingston. P. Davis, B. Kapraun, A. Walton. A. Pringle, R. Musacchio. J. Scar pa. D. Biggs. R. Salem. 2nd Row: G. Culpepper. M. Carr, C. Marotti, T. Haddock, L. Threlkel, L. Dumeresque, E. LaPietra, C. Schulz C. Copenhaver. L. Brown, K. Hardy, C. Coleman, N. Blouin. 3rd Row: T. Aguilar, H. Wibstab, D. Armstead, T. Cooper, S. Savoie, C Landau, K. Snively, I. Malone, A. Hart, J. Cook. C. Anastasio, S. Baxter. 4th Row: D. Stebbins, R. Rafool. K. Fischer, J. Phillips, S Miller, M. Hinegardner, L. Simoneau, M Doyle, M. Seyez, B. Heinz, S. Clark, K. Snively, N. Barranco, S. Sammaro. 5th Row: K. Down ing, H. Susac. M. Hayes, L. Simms, K. Hancock, C. Shelton, L. Waters, L. Nelson, K. Walsh, S. Bunn, S. Wentz, D. Sackett, C. Tucker T. Phillips. 6th Row: K. McGuire, T. Sims, K. White, K. Connell, S. Olson, K. Ulch. C. Dalton. C. Horne, C. Culver, T. Threadgill, S Crowder, S. Barton. 7th Row: M. Locke, T. Steiner, J. Stewart, T. Cooper, K. Wright, C. Mann, M. McKown, A. Parsons. President: Jill Stewart. Mia and Kim help themselves at the Bar-B-Q. 248 Organisations Broadens Friendship American Field Service had a busy and exciting year! They kicked off the year with a B B Q before the first football game, to meet all the new members. Holidays were celebrated with parties and good cheer. In early February, A.F.S. held a visitation weekend for other exchange students to compare ideas and comments. A trip to the beach and a camping trip were events for friendship for all members. A.F.S. meetings were held on the first Sunday of every month. Hans shows Norwegian strength!? Officer : (L to R) Top Row: T. Haddock, Membership Officer; C. Culver, Treasurer; C. Schulz, Membership Officer; M. McKown, Vice-Pres.; A. Parsons, Secretary; S. Bunn, Sr. Class Rep.; J. Stewart, President; M. Carr, Jr. Class Rep.; N. Blouin, Party Chairman; L. Threlkel. Public Relations; AFS student, Hans Wibstab. Organizations 249 Future Homemakers of America Front Row (Left to Right): K. Hagins, D. Mason, J. Faistch, L. Cranston, J. Williams, S. Dusley, L. Albaugh, G. Culpepper, B. Round-tree. Center: Mrs. Small, L. Lubuck, S. Ford, R. Geathers, W. Lozell, E. Smith, K. Heimer, J. Timms, S. Bledsoe, L. Hawkins, E. Smith, E. Frost Back: Mrs. Thomas, F. Alexander, A. Fiqueroa, K. Addison, L. Pion, A. Smith, L. Bodiford, V. Daymond, T. Jones. This year F.H.A. has been keeping busy with all their activities. They held the Dream Girl contest and the Devil’s Darling contest. They participated in the March of Dimes Walk-a-Thon, helped with Special Olympics, and went to District and State competitions for their club. This year’s District 5 candidate for State President was Kim Miller. President: Joceylyn Faitsch. Officers: J. Williams, L. Cranston, J. Faitsch, R. Geathers. V. Daymond, K Miller. 250 Organizations Future Farmers of America The Winter Haven Chapter of F.F.A. held their annual fish fry in October. In November, Mr. Thornhill and Ron Owen attended the National Convention held in Kansas City. The chapter participated in the citrus festival, the Polk County Youth Fair, and the State F.F.A. Convention that was held in Orlando. They had many other activities that helped make this year an exceptional one. Officers — Kim Stephens, James Shinn, Kevin Datson, Lynn Davis, Fred Snively, Ron Owen, Pres.; Scotty Thompson, Valarie Zimmerman, and Rick Stewart. Organizations 251 The Winter Haven High School band got something new this year . . . a new band leader, Mr. Sheldrake. The band started their season, as usual, by marching in halftime shows for all our football games and in the homecoming parade. They received an “Excellent” rating at the District Marching Contest held at Denison Field in November. They were in openings for EPCOT and the new Amtrak Station in Winter Haven. In January they went to Disney World to be in a parade. To raise money this year they sold canisters filled with candy, candles, and pizzas. They made a large profit on these items which proved to Mr. Sheldrake that the “Pride” is “Always Ready” to do anything!! Left Page. Top: The 1982-83 marching band Bottom Left: Drum Majors: J. J. Holt and Diane Enos. Bottom Right: Mr Sheldrake Top: Officers include: Row 1: A Garrard, Band Capt. Row 2: A Lindsay; Band Co-Capt.; J. Rowell; Sr. Rep. Row 3: S. Wetherell; Flag Capt., A Smoak; Sec., K. Milligan; Flag Co-Capt. Row 4: D. Enos, Drum Maj.; K. Koves, Hist.; C Mathis. Jr. Rep.; J. J. Holt, Drum Maj Row 5: A. Harland; Devilette Capt., M Dees; Treas., P. Partain; Devilette Co-Capt Center: Rank Leaders: Row 1; S. Moore. Row 2: A. Harland, P. Partain. K. Knez, K. Milligan, C. Essig, S. Weterell, D. Holland. L. Hays. L. Littlejohn. Row 3: J. Burnham, D. Wright, A Garrard. R Carlton, D. Thornhill, M. Dees, A. Lindsay, M. Breithenbach, F Harrison, T. Reibling, J. Rowell, C. Mathis. J. Jennings, K. Koves, A. Burkett, D. Dickinson. S. Dorsey. J. Churchhill, K. Daniels. S. Boland Bottom Left: D. Enos. Bottom Right: Majorettes: E. Lanier, T. Crosby, C. Essig, M Sellet, C. Walldorf. Organizations 253 Devilettcs Top: Officers and Squad Leaders: Row 1: A Harland. M. Kirby, P. Partain. Row 2: L. Littlejohn, D. Holland, Mrs. S. Partain, Sponsor; K. Knez, L. Hays Center Left: M. Marotti Center Right: Captains A. Harland and P. Partain Bottom: The 1982-83 Devilette Squad: (L TO R) T. Baggett. D. Holland, L. Wilson, W. Johnston, S. Sammaro, G. Palo, E. LaPietra, A. Carson, B. Loar, A. Imber, P. Gardner, C. Atkinson, L. Walcott, A. Harland, P. Partain, S. Harms, N. Jar-dim. D. Eames, L. Giannamore, L. Littlejohn, K. Knez. L. Hays, M. Kirby, C. Baggett, M Marotti, K. Morgan. T. Phillips. 254 Organizations Top: Flag Squad: Row 1: C. Postell, A. Pate, S. Wetherell, K. Milligan, T. Christopher. Row 2: M. Lawrence, H. Cain, P. Hampton, T. LoCascio, J. Hurgeton, E. Lewis, M. Gabel, A. Hardaway Center: Stage Band: Row 1: M. Vittone, S. Moore. Row 2: A. Del Castillo, C. Mathis, J. Barns, R. Corbitt, K. Koves, D. Enos, S. Rivers. Row 3: R. Alster, S. Sailor, T. Reibling, M. Dees, R. Carlton, R. Beach, J. Rowell, M. Breiten-bach, T. McLin, Mr. James Rees. Bottom Left: Trombones: Row 1: T. Reibling. Row 2: R. Alster, R. Criss, A. Jenkins, C. Konger Row 3: J. Decker, M. Joyner, P. Wasmund. Bottom Right: A. Jenkins. Organizations 255 Top: Baritones: S. Madaus, S. Anderson, R. Colvin, T. Faulkner, D. Daniels, D. Wright. Center: Percussion: Row 1: J. Miles, T. Allen, L. Lasseter. Row 2: P. Snapko, M. Vittone, S. Moore, T. Harrison, T. Finch. Row 3: A. Garbrecht, K. Wilson, D. Hogan, R. Falk, D. Hileman, M. Glave. Bottom Left: T. Stayner. Bottom Right: Tubas: Row 1: D. Ford, J. Hileman, M. Dees, S. Ransom, J. Halman. Row 2: T. Stayner. 256 Organizations Top: Mellophones: B. Hallett, M Osborn, S. Boland, T. Langford, T. Jones, A. DelCastillo. Center Left: Trumpet Line. Center Right: B. Smith. Bottom: Trumpets: Row 1: W. Ivey, B. Kitchen, B. Heyn, J. Dix, H. Plowden, R. Criss, B. Smith, R. Carlton, M. Breiten-bach, D. Thornhill Row 2: R. Covington. J. King, T. McLin, D. Ream, K. Fountain, M. Coon, J. Rowell, R. Beach, C. Bowen, B. Lozell Row 3: S. Sheffield, T. Lewis. J. Odum, A. Garrard Row 4: D. Hanson, G. Hogan. Organizations 257 Trident Makes the News This year’s Trident Staff consisted of 34 members and two Co-Editors who alternate each edition. The staff publishes and prints each edition. Trident is completely financed by advertising. The staff kept a busy schedule by having their own weekly radio show and printing the Trident. The show is taped on Fridays and aired on Saturdays at 11:45 a m. on WZNG. Co-Editors: Darlene Gardner and Karen Milligan. I 1st Row, 1 to R. Cindy Lyle. Rose Salem, Joni Scarpa, Roger Ward, Amy Pringle, Michelle Seyez, Tricia Moser, Nancy Simpson 2nd Row: Troy Casady, Darlene Gardner. Kitty Murphy, Lori Sims, Karen Milligan. Kathy Walsh, Lisa Nelson. Peggy Hartzler, Vanette Velez, Alison Parsons, Cara Marotti, Dale Keplinger. 3rd Row: Gary Grey, Jeff Flemming, Brian Clark, Russ Stringer, Hamp Plowden. David Schmid, Jimbo Schneider, John Powell, Doug Sackett, Philip Kelsey. Robert Summers, Jon Storck, Mike Bloeth, Chip Tucker. 258 Organizations c ® Roger puts his thoughts into writing. I’m sure. No way?!!! Organizations 259 D.C.T. Does Its Job Bottom Row, L. to R.: Louie Currier, Penny Wells, Amy Stensrud, Suma Rivera, Tina Cain, Theresa Curtindale, Sandy Lybrand, Suzanne McKean. Row 2: Mike Locke, Connie Summers, Scott Dennis, Steven Rhodes, Suzanne Crisp, Karen Crawford, Debbie Sher-vin. Kevin Jackson, Tracy Wike Row 3: Thomas Harwell, Kim Manley, Cathy Hillier, Tina Dismuke, Wilma Rasnake, Brett Hulverson, Regina Curry, Matt Covey. Mrs. Wright, Sponsor of D.C.T. Mr. Carpenter, Sponsor of D.C.T. 260 Organizations These two would make a great pair?! In class with the D.C.T. students. Two bright faces?! D.C.T. had a great year filled with many activities. They had many parties such as a Halloween Party, a Thanksgiving party, a Christmas party, and two skating parties in February and April. Once a month D.C.T. held a breakfast meeting with guest speakers at Holiday Inn. D.C.T. is the organization that sold the football ribbons, Blue Devil auto tags, Blue Devil jewelry, W.H.H.S. seals, and There-O-Grams. Each year D.C.T. is represented at the Officer Training Workshop in October. Members attended the District convention at Bartow Civic Center in November. In March, they went to the District Contest, and State Leadership Conference in May. D.C.T. ended the year with the annual Employer Appreciation Banquet. Mr. Carpenter loves teaching D.C.T.!!! Organizations 261 C.B.E. Provides Another Year of Service The C.B.E. division of the F.B.L.A. was very active this year providing services for both the school and community. As a service to the school C.B.E. runs the Xerox machine for the faculty. During the holiday season C.B.E. participated in the door decorating contest and provided Christmas baskets for three needy families, and assisted with the canned food drive. C.B.E. also participated in the F.B.L.A. rally in October, and the district rally held in February. President: Dawn Woodrum. Left to Right. Row I: Teresa Warren. Kim Tidwell, Jeannette Olivio, Dolly Cribbs, Gwen Oulman, Kim Cribbs. Row 2: Kim Holley, Tina Medina. Barbara Yon, Julie Dowdy. Melodie Powell, Danita Smith, Samantha Simmons. Row 3: Jeff Crouse. Jeff Phillips, Debbie Rucker, Kelly Stevens, Tammy Bost, Dawn Woodrum, Sandy Thomas, Paula Dickens, Dana Campbell. 262 Organizations Officers: Sandy Thomas. Barbara Yon, Julie Dowdy, Dawn Woodrum, Jeannette Olivio, Jeff Phillips. This will all add up one day. Organizations 263 Left to Right. Row I: K. Murphy, T. Gilbert, B. Stanfield, A. Smith, L. Pion, W. Lozell, T. Richardson, K. McGuire, T. Vaughn, C. Culver, A. Harland, C. Dalton, S. Sellars, P. Hartzler, D. Mason, C. Montelone Row 2: V. Keaton, J. Harris, K. Cribbs, J. Zellars, K. Ad dison, A. Figuera, L. Peletier, F. Tillman, P. Shattuck, A. Sorrell, S. Cole, L. Cox, M. Giordiano, B. Sumner, K. Stewart, A. Cross. Row 3: T. Bost, T. Edwards, K. Heimer, M. Hosley, D. Ethridge, S. McKenzie, S. Grimsley, J. Cory, K. Cornell, B. Horton, B. Dawson, S. Richard, D. Graham, S. Waters, D. Richikowski, Joan Pfingsten, D. Hern, Emmajean Frost, L. Langan, K. Meadows, B. Horton, D. Steb-bins, M. Moore, C. Tucker, J. Rowell, J. Edwards, C. Peek. Mrs. Meyer assists with the car wash. What a terrific job. 264 Organizations President: Alan Smith. F.B.L.A. sponsored several activities throughout the year. They held bake sales and car washes with all proceeds going to the J. C. Cain Memorial Scholarship Fund. This active group also helped to furnish the faculty lounge with new furniture. In the spring they participated in local and District F.B.L.A. contests. Officers: Peter Zellers, Karen Heimer, Wendy Lozell, Kathy Stewart, Alan Smith. Everyone enjoys the F.B.L.A. meetings. The F.B.L.A. car wash was a great success. Organizations 265 Leo: Now First row. left to right: S. Anderson. D Wright, T. Faulkner. J. Hileman, D. Daniels Row 2: J. McAllister. T. Chambless, H. Ireland. D. Anderson Row 3: T. Stayner. T. Simms. L. Nigg. W. Pratt, D. Hileman, B. Haynes, R. Hutton, G. Rey, J. Matchett, J. Powell, S. Beardsley, P. Kelsey. Officers: T. Chambless, G. Rey, S. Beardsley. Row 2: P. Kelsey, D. Wright. Row 3: L. Nigg, T. Sims, J. Powell. 266 Organizations and Forever President: John Powell. Leo participated actively in the Homecoming parade. • An interesting meeting. Resurrected Leo was once again strong at W.H.H.S. this year. During Homecoming, Leo participated in the miscellaneous category for the parade with their entry of “Blast the Hornets.” They assisted at the Lions Camp for the Visually Handicapped and worked with the Salvation Army during the holiday season as bell ringers. In March they attended the convention of Leo Clubs and ended their year very successfully. It's lonely at the top. All kinds of things happen at Leo meetings. Everyone is eager to join the fun. Organizations 267 Orchestra: Fiddlers on the Roof 1st Row: Left to Right: D. Menchan, E. Brown, C. Stum, B. McGarrity, K. Hopper, C. Fields, A. Manzo, R. Baker, M. Johnson. Row 2: R. Dudley, B. Cober, K. Cloninger, L. Pitters, C. Smith, A. Walton, N. Manzo, E. Garcia, L. Crowe. Row 3: B. White, L. Windham, S. Wheeler, B. Varela, C. Coleman, B. Yoder. The Orchestra, under the direction of Mike Lawson, conductor, performed various concerts throughout the year. A Christmas concert, and a spring concert at Polk Community College were performed by this talented group. These were highlights of the year for music audiences. When should 1 play??? 268 Organizations Hats Off to Drama The Drama Club was very active this year. They produced “Sherlock Holmes and The Susses Vampire” for Halloween, and a “Christmas Carol” during the holiday season. The annual school play, “Our Town,” was performed in May. Drama also participated as a miscellaneous entry in the Homecoming Parade. Left to Right, Row 1: K. Snively, D. Enos, B. Cornelison Row 2: P. Means, R. Sommers, A. Lader, A. Miller, M. Pelt, D. Mongold. Row 3: B. Hayne, J. Lindell, S. Buckley, S. Peters, H. Johnson, A. Hart, D. Boyd. Row 4: J. Chippewa, L. Elminger, A. Hampton, P. Piotrowski, A. Smoak, J. Gibbs, K. Koves. Row 5: T. Rogers, T. White, A. President: Beth Cornelison. Officers: Beth Cornelison, Diane Enos, Kelly Lynn Snively, Kevin Smith. Organiaations 269 Concert Choir and Vocal Ensemble: Concert Choir, directed by Mr. Jones, sang in many performances around the Winter Haven area. To set the year off to a great start, Concert Choir held a performance in the Lake Silver Amphitheatre in October. This year kicked off Concert Choir’s twelfth consecutive year singing in Walt Disney World’s Christmas Candlelight Processional. Also, in December, came a Christmas Concert at Polk Community College. In the second half of the year, members of Concert Choir went to New York City to participate in the “New York, New York” Music Festival. In February, Concert Choir participated in the Florida Vocal Association solo ensemble contest and in March the Chorus contest. They completed the year with a “Memories’’ Concert in May. Concert Choir Officers, R. to L.: David Stebbins, President; Rod Lewis, Vice President; Jim Pielow, Secretary-Treasurer; Dion Koch, Historian. Members, L. TO R.: Front Row: K. Hillery, R. Falk, D. Dewees, J. Lindley, K. Snively, C. Cozzens, L. Heckman, M Mancini, B. Adams. D. Walston, L. Neumann, A. Russell, L. Hawkins, B. McPartlan. Row 2: A. Hamm, M. Pelt, M. Gabel, L. Elmlinger, J. Miles, T. Matthews. J. Pearce, J. Pielow, S. Jeremiah, B. Wilson, D. Biggs, K. Heimer, G. Pielow, J. Miles, T. Broussard. Row 3: A. Hampton, S. Buckley, D. Mason, A. Smoak, P. Morris, W. Lozell, J. Rasmussen, G. Carothers, D. Stebbins, R. Lewis, T. White, K. Koch, J. Folland, H. Allen, R. Stephens, R. Hunt, D. Koch. Row 4: J. Jones, P. Piotrowski, D. Barger. M. Brainerd, A. Fish, D. Flynn, A. Smith, J. Roberts, M. Williams, K. Smith, M. Jordan, K. Kind, V. Chase. M. Elliott. 270 Organizations Year of Success Vocal Ensemble Officers, L. to R.: Tina Broussard, Historian; Jennifer Folland, Vice President; Angie Smoak, President; Paula Piotrowski, Secretary-Treasurer; Darlene Mason, Historian. Vocal Ensemble, also directed by Mr. Jones, presented 50 musical performances throughout the year. In addition to all activities of Concert Choir, Vocal Ensemble sang at the Florida State Fair in February. They also participated in the first Winter Haven Chamber of Commerce Christmas Boat Parade. Front Row, L. to R.: Darlene Mason, Stacey Buckley, Paula Piotrowski, Angie Smoak. Amy Fish, Marian Jordan, Kathy Koch, Jennifer Folland, Vicki Chase. Tina Broussard, Jamie Miles Row 2, L. to R.: Stewart Jeremiah, Jim Pielow. David Stebbins. Rod Lewis. Chris Flynn, James Rasmussen, Kevin Smith. Gary Carothers, Mr. Jones. Organizations 271 Vocalists Sing They all take a break! On! Lift your spirits high! Mr. Jones leads the show. What a handsome pair?!? Having a great time together Concert Choir seems pleased with their performance. 272 Organization Youth Alive 1982 83 Youth Alive Members Mrs. Velez, Youth Alive sponsor. Youth Alive participates in Homecoming! Organizations 273 Band Closes With Flutes. L. TO R.. Row 1: D. Holland. K. Daniels, P. Bryan, J. Burnham, T. Crosby, J. Churchill, L. Gizzi, L. Warren, D. Eames. Row 2: K. Flowers. L. Pedone, A. Burkett, K. Laroche, J. Jennings, J. Lucas, K. Roberts. Row 3: J. Hurgeton, M. Chelius, L. Redman, A. Keen, J. Sutton, K. Henderson, A. Bartlemay, J. Dumke, R. Harrell, K. Arthur, D. Edmondson. Saxophones. Row 1: F. Harrison, K. Koves. Row 2: D. Donofrio, C. Jackson, D. Harrison, T. Elwell, J. Barnes, T. Shouppe, M. Sellet, C. Rowell, R. Ap-plegarth, D. Waltonbaugh. Row 3: J. J. Holt, T. Curts, G. Williams, D. Alexander, M. Johnson, C. Mathis, R. Ito, S. Rivers, B. Moore, R. Corbitt, D. Enos. Clarinets, Row 1: C. Marshall, M. Henri, R. King, A. Lindsay, B. Dailey, S. Steger, A. Smoak, A. Yolland, J. Wasmund. Row 2: C. Essig, E. Lewis, S. Hunter, D. Dickinson, S. Dorsey, B. Gill, B. Stewart, T. Stephens. Row 3: C. Crisman, S. Kirkland, T. Woods, R. Marotti, S. Davis, K. Powell. 274 Organizations Roy Wood Dedication This year the band building was dedicated to Mr. Roy Wood. Mr. Wood spent 23 years as band director here and was the one who helped the Pride of Winter Haven earn its national and international reputation. Mr. Wood was presented a plaque at a halftime show during the football season to commemorate the occasion. Oboes. L. TO R.: K. Harris, T. Christopher. T. Wright. Organizations 275 Spanish Club Spanish Club Members. L to R. Top Row: K. Hancock. S. Cole, L. Barranco, L. Gizzi, M. Doyle, E. Lenny, C. Dalton, K. Turner Row 7: B. Burch, A. O’Neal, M Curling, L. Hawkins, K. Hagins. Row 6: E. Anderson, L. Threkel, S. Baxter, K. Anastasio, S. Bed dingfield, K. Boss. Row 5: J. Timms, M. Hagman, C. Flynn, K. Koch, J. Zeller, E. Joiner, J. Brown, T. Aguilar. Row 4: V. Daymond, A Nyugen, B. McPartlan, P. Austin, V. Velez, K. Helms Row 3: M. Mason, D. DeSantis, T. Sims, M. Sellet, M. Hubbard, A. Carson, R. En zor, A. Huff, K. Morgan, M. Carr. Row 2: A. Shattuck, D. Owens, S. Smith, S. Richardson, J. Pfingston, E. Redstreake, S. Sammaro, G Palo, E. LaPietra, A. Crowder. Row 1: E. Smith, K. Snively, M. McCarty, A. Figueroa, H. Ireland, K. Henderson, C. Harrison, N. Manzo. Tim shows lots of affection for Mrs. Velez! 276 Organizations Studies Espanol 1982-83 Spanish Club Officers. L to R: E. Lenny, S. Cole, L. Gizzi, K. Snively, J. Getting into the Spanish atmosphere. Brown. Laura Gizzi: Spanish Club President Mrs. Velez helps a foxy student!! Organizations 277 French Club French Club began their year with a Halloween party along with Spanish Club and German Club. They went to Walt Disney World’s EPCOT Center in November to visit the World Showcase and sample the French pastries and perfumes. In the second half of the year French Club sold M M’s and Easter Grams before the Spring Holidays. They also participated in hospitalities for the visiting American Field Service students. French Club celebrated Mardi Gras in cooperation with the Spanish and German Clubs. To finish the year French Club sent representatives to Foreign Language day in Lakeland Officer . Kneeling: Alison Parsons, President; Mike Bradford, Vice President; Elizabeth Butz, Historian; Sherry Olson, Treasurer. Standing: Jill Phillips, Secretary; Barbara Roe, Senior Representative; Bruce Kitchen, Junior Representative; Christina DeNunzio, Sophomore Representative; Karen Daniels, Chaplain. French Club President: Alison Parsons. French Club Sponsor: Miss Golden. 278 Organizations What pretty smiles!!! Members. Front Row: B. Roe. M Seyez, M Bradford, K. Fischer, A. Parsons, M Soldo, L. Wilson, K. Daniels. S. Steager, C. Moegerle, M. Warmington, M. Giordano. Second Row: C. McCloud, S. Madaus, S. Waters, J. Gilder, J. Phillips. D. Garner, L. Waters. T. Kenemuth, S. Peters, S. Johnson, L. Windish, M. Hinegardener, S. Dorsey. Third Row: F. Tillman, A Armstead, S. Wheeler. W. Johnston, K. Downing, B. Kitchen, E. Butz, C. Lydon, J. Harris, C. DeNunzio, D. Carroll, J. DeNunzio, J. Cook, D. Lane, T. Mulkey. Fourth Row: A. Schwarb, J. Dix, D. Barger, S. Reese, M. Holsey, S. Walker, V. Keaton, C. Alexander, D. Koch, A. Halliburton, T. Mulkey. Organizations 279 Members, (1 to r) Row 1: D. Hileman, D. Waltonbaugh, A. Sorrell, K. McGuire, B. Paine, M. Hubbard, B. Roe, C. Dalton, K. Snively, M. Soldo, E. Lenny, J. Stewart, K. Koves, D. Dickinson, G. Palo, J. Braddock, J. Morris, K. Hardy, T. Haddock. Row 2: S. Buckley, L. Scott, L. Kalogridis, B. Hardin, K. Hancock. K. Milligan, S. Wetherall, C. Lydon, E. Butz, M. Sellet, A. Thibodeaux, K. Flowers, B. Horton, J. Jennings, K. Harris, K. Morgan, C. Copenhaver, K. Dorsett. Row 3: C. Eisenschenk, T. Magann, K. Garner, V. Smith, S. Cole, J. Pielow, T. Aguilar, K. Kerns, R. Corbitt, S. Crowder, B. Livingston, A. Jenkins, J. Lapan, L. Tatum, R. Cranston, M. Carr, K. Daniels. Row 4: J. Powell, L. Nigg, M. Butz, B. Truesdell, D. Hart. M. Bradford, M. Condon, B. Haynes, J. Holt, B. Heyn, M. Lynch, J. LaPan. P. Wolff, D. Nagel, B. Lozell, S. Beardsley, L. Pitters, B. Clark, G. Ray. Enthusiastic looking crowd?! NHS Sponsor. Mrs. Ting. 280 Organizations NHS President: Bryan Truesdell. Members waiting patiently. NHS Officers, sitting: Tim Magann, Vice President: Stephanie Cole, Senior Representative; Melanie Hubbard, Chaplain; Laeta Kalogridis, Secretary Kneeling: David Hart, Parliamentarian; Mike Bradford, Treasurer; Bill Livingston, Sergeant-at-Arms. Standing: John LaPan, Sergeant-at-Arms; Mark Condon, Junior Representative; Bryan Truesdell, President. National Honor Society gave out Academic Letters to students with a 3.2 grade point average or above. They also tutored students again this year who had trouble in certain academic areas. During the year, NHS gave to various scholarships throughout the nation for different National Honor Society associations. NHS also participated in the city clean-up for city parks. They also donated to the Wheel House in Lakeland for handicapped teenagers. Organizations 281 DECA Works Hard Officers, L. to R: Brian Currier, Vice President; Beth Putman, Historian; Susan Holloway, Public Relations; Martina McCall, Treasurer; Jeri Ross, Secretary; Pam Greve, President. DECA President: Pam Greve. 282 Organizations DECA Sponsor: Mr. Putney. The Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) is organized from the members of the Marketing and Distributive Education program. Several members attended the Southern Region Workshop in October which was held in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. In November, several more students went to Daytona Beach for the Regional Leadership Conference. In addition to workshops attended, the Regional vice president was elected. Painter’s caps made their appearance on campus, courtesy of DECA sales project. Many students took the first step on the long road to the National Conference in New Orleans when they entered the District Contest. District winners advanced to the State conference in Orlando. The Employer Appreciation Banquet in May was the culmination of the year’s activities. Members. L. to R. Front Row: Denise Warder, Beth Putman, Sandy Brickner, Jeri Ross, Billy Smith, Vicki Wilkes. Patty Kriston Second Row: Steve Warder, Martina McCall, Pam Greve, Lisa Bates, Chris Sparkman, Steve VanRompaey, Denise Carpenter, Susan Holloway, Brian Currier Third Row: Jeff King, John Lawrence, David Poore, Tom Quinlan, Rick Melson, Chris Furr, Brian Porta, Jeff Danley Organizations 283 German Club: Left to Right, row 1: P Atkin, B. Race. J. Martinez, L. Fulton, D. Waltonbaugh, R. Callan, T. Sparkman, A. Sorrel, K. Miles, K. Nguyen, A. Burkette, J. Guzielika, K. Cloninger. Row 2: K. King, A. Black, A. Gosling, C. Landare, J. LaPan, C. Eisenschenk, T. King. B. Cranston, L. Scott, E. Figueroa, S. Abbott, D. Anderson, J. McAllister, J. Staff, A. France, Row 3: J. Matchett, K. White, K. Smith. D. Wright, T. Cooper, A. Manzo, M. Condon, A. Jenkins, B. Bisset, J. Powell, K. Ashley, L. Nigg, B. Hardin, R. Applegarth, C. Desrochers, C. Flynn. German Club officers: Dawn Waltonbaugh. Jackie LaPan, Lee Fulton, John Powell, Laeta Kalogridis, Mark Condon. 284 Organizations Hard at Work President: Dawn Waltonbaugh. German Club’s activities this year included a miscellaneous entry in the homecoming parade — “The Pied Piper,” a Halloween party with French Club and Spanish Club, and a trip to Walt Disney’s Epcot Center in November. As a service project, German contributed to the Language Department. German Club ended their year as successfully as they began. Dawn conducts an interesting meeting. A thrilling meeting!!! Organizations 285 Science Club This year. Science Club kept very active. They visited the John Young Planetarium. The Science Club also visited Sea World and the new Walt Disney Epcot Center. As a special event the Club planned monthly star watches. President: Pam Means. Left to Right row 1: Pam Means, Debbie Hileman Row 2: Aaron Hicks, Tom Cooper, Shannon Beardsley, Robert Sommers, George Ray. 286 Organizations Watched the Stars Science Club Officers: Aaron Hicks, Pam Means, Tom Copper, Robert Sommers. Mr. Haggbloom, Science Club sponsor. And who might you be, sir??? Organizations 287 Yearbook: Directions In Life Billy McGarrity Kim Snively Ward Smith Cara Marotti Carla Schulz Sherri Skipper Nikki Blouin Lynn Brown Brad Kapraun Will Schmidt Becky Wilder Stacy Heller 288 Organizations Mike McCarty y % „ Todd Tuttle Jennifer Braddock, Jacki LaPan Rick Callan, Cathy Glenn Organizations 289 HOT DOGS Sun HOT ROAST BEEF shrimp-clams' music center WHEREVER YOU ARE WE'RE NOT FAR AWAY a All Barnett banks are members of FDIC. £$ oTnc. ESTABLISHED 1687 A (S'rfAarty a $jtcAa«« «4 1618 SIXTH STREET, S. E. P. 0. BOX SI 3 WINTER HAVEN, FLORIDA 33880 FULL SALES SERVICE CHRTSlfR MARINE VOLVO PENTA Galaxy, Cobia, Riviera Boats Sales BENJAMIN MARINE 2709 HAVENDALE BLVD. WINTER HAVEN, EL 33880 (813) 967-7508 The Chevrolet Center Inc. 101 Cypress Gardens Rd. 294-7371 Winter Haven, Fla. 33880 GINGER SIMS Proprietor (life (Singer Bouse on the Perk Downtown Unique Gifts and Gourmet Candy 11 FIFTH STREET N.W. PHONE WINTER HAVEN, FL. 33880 (813) 293-5901 292 Advertising State Farm Insurance Companies Home Offices: Bloomington, Illinois JOEL D. MERCER Agent 700 Sixth Street, N.W, P.O. Box 350 Winter Haven, Fla. 33880 Office (813) 299-1274 «• 013 200i510 s Heauty Salon Featuring B. J. WASHINGTON RELAXERS • HAIR CUTS - CURLS ANO MAKE UR CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 12S AVE T. N E WINTER HAVEN. FL. 33060 ( international, Inc. 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Florida Ave., Lakeland, FL 33802 100 Highway 60 East, Lake Wales, FL 33853 115 East Van Fleet Dr., Bartow, FL 33830 294 Advertising The world is yours Jamie — Go For It! Love, MOM, MIKE, and BETH !•� « MLS REALTOR JULIUS A WINDHAM REALTOR GRI WINDHAM REALTY 8US 0131 299 4441 315 EAST CENTRAL AVENUE AFTER HOURS WINTER HAVEN FLA 33000 10131 793 0133 Congratulations Laura Gizzi You did it in style! Love DAD, MOM, STEVE, SANDI Congratulations From THE DAIRY QUEEN 1701 Havendale Blvd. Winter Haven, Fla. 299-5165 BF Goodrich tires PERFORMANCE TIRE CENTER OF WINTER HAVEN. INC. LLOYD MILHOLIN PRESIDENT 249 THIRD STREET. S.W. WINTER HAVEN. FLA. 33880 Ption«: (813) 294-3181 “Conte $J1ag 33b!” C Sc C’s jOtfteo Castle 1560 JBintrr 3fi. 53880 lUfOms 293-9593 We Love You “Zhill” “Congratulations” MOM, JULIE, TIM and NOODLES (Naughty) Advertising 295 Good Luck and Congratulations Jill, Mike, and Tina From Your Families at PHILLIPS BUSINESS FORMS OWENS-ILLINOIS Forest Products Division P.O. Box 1669 Winter Haven, Florida 33880 (813) 967-0641 LAWRENCE G MORRISON Dispersing Optician J 6737 US 98 North Lake Gibson Shopping Center Lakeland. FL 33805 Business 858 7789 1247 First Street. South Bell's Alley. South Winter Haven, FL 33880 Home 294 6902 Business 293 2339 Zayre Plaza Winter Haven 299-3586 His and Her Casual Fashions Featuring Itsy-Bitsy Sizes 0—1—2—3 296 Advertising 6th STREET SPUR 101 6th Street Winter Haven, Fla. 33880 CIPPBSS liPB 2010 U.S. Hwy. 17 N Winter Haven LAKE SIDE MARINA OF WINTER HAVEN EvmMJoeg £ MRRItfR lOUTBOARDS 701 Sixth Street, S.W. Winter Haven, Fla. 33880 (813) 294-7501 Congratulations Anne Laferriere Love, MOM and DAD Congratulations Kelly I Love You MOM Congratulations Debbie Mitchell Love, MOM and MIKE South East Plaza 1-800-294-5114 Winter Haven, FL 33880 JOSEPH’S STORE FOR MEN Shop With Confidence and Save Congratulations to the class of “83” Advertising 297 298 Advertising Congratulations Jon We Love You! MOM, DAD, AND JACKI Congratulations Craig Price Love, Mom and Kim Compliments of LUMS FAMILY RESTAURANT 838 Sixth Street Winter Haven, Florida 294-9009 CCO CCU COLONY SHOPS Winter Haven Mall Tel. 294-3052 Compliments of BEASLEY REALTY CO., INC. 1009 6th St., N.W. Winter Haven, Florida 33880 “Where Quality Counts” Clothes and Equipment for Young America Phone: (813) 293-8749 357 Third Street, N.W. Winter Haven, FL 33880 Congratulations Tony Love you so much, Dad, Mom, and Pam MIA, YOU ARE A JOY TO ALL OF US! Love, Mom and Dad Congratulations LINDA We Love You! Mom and Daddy ANDREWS OLDSMOBILE-DATSUN, INC. 4016th St., s.w Winter Florida 33 ™ « 299-2161 JJ880 Ret. Phone 299-2067 DEPARTMENT STORES -BEALLS' For Fashion Conscious Families • Winter Haven • Jupiter • Sarasota • Venice • Englewood • Naples • Sebring • Clearwater • Punta Gorda • Port Charlotte • Dunedin • New Port Richey • Hudson • Eustis • Westgate • Kissimmee • Port St. Lucie • New Smyrna Beach • Melbourne Beach • Inverness • Dade City • Cape Coral • Stuart Advertising 301 BILL FARRIS INSURANCE, INC. 390 Cypress Gardens Blvd. 299-2153 Custom Work — Originals Diamond and Stone Remounting Gold and Silver Jewelry Repair Designers ot Fine Jewelry CREATIONS UNLIMITED 213-C E. Central Winter Haven, FL 813-294-3728 Congratulations to the Class of “83” Marion P. Brawley, III MERRILL LYNCH 525 Pope Ave., N.W. Winter Haven, FL 813-294-7751 Congratulations Tammy We Love You! Mom, Dad, Kacy SMITH’S PHARMACY 400 Avenue “K”, S.E. Winter Haven, Florida 293-3188 302 Advertising ASSOCIATED ELECTRIC CO. “Your Complete Electrical Contrector lor All Inetellation and Repalre Slate Certified in Florida and Georgia Residential Commercial Industrial Licensed Bonded Irrigation Motore and Pumpa Repaired 24 Hour Emergency 294-9292 Service OR 293-6820 102 Post Ave. S.W. winter Haven Night Phone — 294-8293 Congratulations Bryan I Love You Mom ;r m Congratulations Wilma We Love You! Dad, Mom, Kenneth, Randall Congratulations Dawn Love You Always! Mom and Dad Congratulations “Weaser” We Are Proud of You! Love, Mom, Dad, and Jeff Athletic Apparel and Shoes for Schools Clubs Fraternities and Individuals WILLIAMS WILLIAMS Jerseys Caps Jackets Uniforms Lettering Monogramming Adidas Puma Nike 90 1st. 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Coon Advertising 307 g s Mitco Water Laboratories Poloi Ralph Lauren pStyle, not fashionp Fashion changes with every whim. Style is permanent, enduring. Style, not fashion, is what Ralph Lauren stands for. He believes in tradition, quality and classic design. In clothing that becomes even better and more personal with age. As you would expect, the Polo tradition begins here at ANDY THORNAL with ... oxford shirts ... the Polo Knit shirt ... ties ... belts ... socks ... sweaters ... khaki pants ... jeans ... leather goods ... and gift items. rtttdy T anHtU Winter Haven Florida USA Phone (H13) 293-4070 To Our Son Todd You have given your all to your family, church, and school. We are very proud of you! You are truly an exceptional son, and young man. May God Bless You! Love and Admiration ... Dad, Lyvonne, Troy, Jim, and Chris Congratulations KIM You’ve come a long way, Babyl Love Ya! Mama and Daddy 308 Advertising wilkon Jewelry — Housewares — Gifts Toys — Luggage — Sporting Goods Cameras — Electronics 1201 First Street South Winter Haven 294-0664 ACT II SHOPPE, INC. 235 W. Central Ave. Winter Haven, Fla. 294-2773 Nunez Coll ns Touchton Offices Lakeland Sebring Winter Haven (813)294-4131 George T. Nunez, CPA (Retired) G. Edmund Nunez II, CPA Charles T. Nunez, CPA Thomas A. Collins, CPA David M. Touchton, CPA William A. Rowse, Jr., CPA Daniel F. Dorrell, CPA 230 Second Street, S.W. Suite 209, Security Square P.O. Box 2239 Winter Haven, Florida 33880 Advertising 309 SOUTHSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH “Where the Whole Word of God is Taught and Preached” Services: Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Morning Services 11:00 a.m. Evening Study Classes 6:30 p.m. Evening Service 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Night Services 7:30 p.m. Pastor: Dr. George Starling 7th St. and Ave. M., S.W. Winter Haven, Fla. 294-2659 Congratulations CATHY Love, Mom, Dad, Walter Whiskers, Crissy, and Herschel 310 Advertising Congratulations Sherri We Love You! Mom and Family CONGRATULATIONS John Wasmund We Love You Very Much! Dad, Mom, and Paul LA ARCADA Downtown Winter Haven (Across from the Ritz) Congratulations Pamela We Love You! Love, Mom, Dad, and Tina Advertising 311 MOTOR INN $ n I FOUNTAIN I Restaurant THE RANCH HOUSE 1911 Cypress Gardens Blvd. (813)324-5994 Jp. Congratulations T- Janet We Love You! - 4 ' —J Mom Dad Adam Congratulations DANIA I LOVE YOU! MOM A. J., You got what it takes! We Love You! Mom, Diane, Beth, Cindy, Lynn, Erika, Donald, and PLP c A R A We are so proud of you! We love You! Mom, Dad, Lew and Mia Carousel offers a wide selection of music types. Carousel Records and Tapes 121 Winter Haven Mall 294-8346 TUCKER CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING, INC. 3535 U.S. Highway 17 N. 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THU SAT 11-11 HWY. 17 92 • 956 4244 Visit our new location in Mount Dora 316 Advertising The Unusual in 14K Gold Complete Jewelry Repair Zallv fto 1159 First Street South Bell’s Alley Winter Haven, Fla. 33880 (813)299-7966 Nathan and Kay Braswell Congratulations Rose King Love, Mom and Dad Tammy Powell, Congratulations and Best Wishes Always! We Love You! Mom, Dad, and Kent Congratulations Class of “83” From of Winter Haven Largest Selection of Sunwear in Winter Haven Ocean Pacific, Sundeck, Pipeline, 100 Winter Haven Mall Hobie, and Pacific Coast Highway 294-6461 Take the world aa it ial Ita love and ita friendahip, Ita achemea that depend on Ita hopea which paaa by like Yet, ohl whilat the light The heart in itself hath In the worst there's some And the wisest and beat with ita smiles and ita sorrow, ita falsehood and truth, the breath of tomorrowl the dreams of our youth, of affection may shine, a fountain of bliss! spark of a nature divine, take the world as it is. stars! 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Snively Groups Mia Soldo Advertising 319 Faculty Index Mrs. Phyliss Adams: University of Florida, Jacksonville University, Florida State University, B.S.E., M.A.; Basic Skills Math. Ms. Sherry Adams: Fla. Atlantic University, University of South Fla., B.S., M.A.; Math, Flag Corps Sponsor. Mr. Robert Albietz: Indiana University, Washington University St. Louis. B.S.. M.A.; Mathematics, N.H.S. Mrs. Gloria Alderman: University of Tampa, University of South Fla., University of Florida, B.S.; Spanish. Mr. John Allen: Mount Union College, Akron University, B.A., M.A.; English. Mr. Terry Ashley: Western Kentucky University, B.A., M A.; Social Studies. Mrs. Josephine R. Austin: Tennessee State University, B.S.; Physical Education, Girls’ Basketball Coach. Mr. Gorman Ayers: Carson-Newman College. Rollins College, B.S.. M.Ed.; Assistant Principal. Mrs. Eleanor F. Bailey: Tift College, University of Va.. Emory University, University of South Florida, B.A., M.A.; Library Science. Mr. James Bailey: Florida Southern, University of South Florida. B.A., M.A.; Guidance and Counseling. Mrs. Jean Bartholomew: Royal Academy of Music, London, England. University of South Florida, B.A.; Drama. Speech, English. Mr. David R. Barton: Florida State University, B.S., M.S.; Health Certification; Health. Mr. George Bass: Belmont College, B.S.; Biology, Football Coach. Mrs. Sharon Bates: Florida State University, B.S., M.S.; Home Economics. Mr. Sidney Bell: Florida A M University, B.S.; Driver Education. Mrs. Diane Bondurant: Warner Southern College, B.S.; English, Speech. Mr. Greg Bondurant: University of Tennessee, Rollins College, B.S., M.A.; P.E., Football Coach, Head Wrestling Coach. Mr. Ernest Bostelman: Florida Southern College, Florida Institute of Technology, B.S., M.S.; Biology. Mr. William Brisbin: University of Florida, Florida International University, B.S.E., M.Ed.; Engineering, Drawing, Architectural Drawing. Mr. Richard A. Brown: University of South Florida, Rollins College, B.A., M.Ed.; Dean of Students. Mr. Robert Bryant: Florida A M University, University of Florida, University of South Florida, B.S.; Agriculture. Ms. Haydee Burkort: Georgia Southern College, University of Georgia, Florida State University, B.A., M.A., A.B.D.; English. Mr. Ronald Canady: Holmes Junior College, Polk Community College, University of South Florida, A.A., B.A.; English. Mr. Ben Carpenter: Morehead State University, B.A., M.A.; Social Studies, D.C.T. Mr. Victor Chandler: University of Alabama, Livingston State University, B.S., M B A.; Math. Mr. Richard Wesley Cole: Virginia Polytechnic Institute, George Washington University, Maryland University, Madison College, B.S.. M.A.; Industrial Arts, Metals Industries, Material and Processes. Mr. Michael Condon: Milton College, University of Central Florida, B.A., M.A.; Social Studies, Tennis Coach, Key Club Sponsor. Mr. Jim Cox: Florida State University, University of South Florida. B.S., M.A.; Business. Business Department Head, C.B.E., Yearbook Staff Adviser. Mrs. Gwendolyn Benita Crawford: Florida A M University, Indiana University, B.S., M S.; Guidance Counselor, Junior Class Sponsor. Mrs. Sandra Cullifer: University of Florida, University of Central Florida, B.S., M.Ed.; Guidance Counselor. Mr. Hollis Curling: University of Tampa, Murray State University, B.S., M.A.; Industrial Arts Department, Asst Football Coach. Mr. Don Dedmon: Oklahoma University, Polk Community College. A A.. A S.; JROTC; Coach. JROTC Rifle Team. Mr. Jack Deedrick: Florida Southern College, University of Florida, B.S., M.Ed.; Driver Education, Basketball Coach. Mrs. Cristie DeVane: Florida State University, University of South Florida, B.S., M.A.; Business Law, Data Processing. Mr. Bobby Downs: University of Florida, University of South Florida. Florida Atlantic University, B.S., M.Ed.; Driver Education. Mr. Duane Drewitz; Henry Ford College, Central Mich. University, Southwest Missouri State University, Eastern Mich. University, University of South Florida, Evangel College, B.S.; American History, Soc. St. Seminar, J.V. Basketball, Key Club, F.C.A. Mrs. Jacqueline Dugger: University of South Florida, B A., M. A.; Physical Education, Girls Tennis Coach. Mrs. Tess Dull: Florida State University, Rollins College, University of South Florida, B.S., M.A.; Educational Specialist, Assistant Principal. Mrs. Gerlinde Eisenchenk: Justus Liebig University, Polk Community College, Florida Southern College, B A.; German. Mrs. Millie Farthing: Tennessee Temple University, B.A.; English. Mr. Mike Fletcher: University of Florida, B.S.; Geometry, Algebra I. Mrs. Margaret Ford: Ohio State University, University of North Carolina, B.A., B.S., M A T.; Biology. Mrs. Mary Nelle Gilley: East Tennessee State University, University of Central Florida, B.S., M.Ed.; Business, C.B.E. Miss Carol Anne Golden: Wesleyan College, University of Florida, A.B., M.A.; French, French Club Sponsor. Mrs. (H. B.) Margaret Goodroe: Florida State University, S.B.T.S., University of South Florida, B.S., M.R.E.; English. Mr. Willie Graham: Florida A M University, University of South Florida, B.S., M.Ed.; Math. Mrs. Betty Grant: University of South Carolina, University of South Florida, B.A., M.A.; Audiovisual Coordinator. Mrs. John H. Gray: University of Illinois, University of Florida, Polk Community College, B.A.; English. Mr. Richard Haggbloom: Mankato State University, B.S., M.A.T.; Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics. Mrs. Viney Hamilton: Alabama State College, Rollins College. B.S.. M.Ed.; American History. Mrs. Virginia Harris: Austin Peay State University, Rollins College, B.S., M.A.; Specialist in Education, Business, FYEA, Prom, Jr. Class Sponsor. Mrs. Mary Lou Harrison: Tift College, Mercer University, B.A.; English. Mr. Jerry W. Henson: Polk Community College, Florida State University, University of South Florida, A.A., B.S., M.A.; Math. 320 Faculty Index Mr. Stanley Huff: R.O.T.C. Mr. Herbert Holbrook: Northern Illinois University, Florida State University, B.S.; Practical Geometry, Advanced Geometry. Mra. Beverly B. Joiner: Troy State University, University of South Florida, B.S.; U.S. History, Psychology I and II. Mr. Joe Jones: Indian River Community College, Florida Southern College, A.A., B.A.; Choral Music Director. Mrs. Linda Lawhon: University of South Florida, Austin Peay State University, Middle Tennessee State University, B.S., M.A.; Math and English Tutor. Mrs. Carol W. McAfee: University of Wisconsin, University of South Florida, B.A.; Beginning Typing, FBLA Sponsor. Mr. James McCullough: University of Georgia, Tennessee Tech. University, University of South Florida, B.S., M.A.; Dean of Students, Athletic Director. Mrs. Eileen McDaniel: University of South Carolina, Universities of Moscow and Leningrad, U.S.S.R., Rollins College, B.A., M.A.; English. Mr. Gary McDaniel: Wharton College, Polk Community College, David Lipscomb, Florida State University, Florida Southern College, Rollins College, Nova University, A.A., B.S., M.Ed., Ed.S.; P.E., Football Coach, Weightlifting. Miss Barbara E. Maness: Erskine College, B.A.; English. Mr. Robert E. Marotti: Florida State University, University of South Florida, B.S., M.A.; Migrant Tutorial Program. Head Football Coach, Fellowship of Christian Athletes Sponsor. Mrs. Ann Mellichamp: Georgia Southern College. Florida International University, University of South Florida, B.S.; Home Economics. Mrs. Caroline Meyer: Evangel College, Bowling Green State University, University of South Florida, Polk Community College, B.B.A., M.A.; Accounting. Mrs. Jane Moore: Murray State University, B.S.; English, Journalism. Mr. Thomas Morgan: Troy State University, B.S.; Art. Mrs. Cheryl Morrison: University of Florida, Jacksonville University, B.A., M.A.T.; Math. Ms. Nancy Mullins: James Madison University, University of Richmond, B.S.; English Tutor. Mr. Larry B. Newberry: University of Chattanooga. Anderson College, B.A , B.S ; Math. Mrs. Eleanor O’Neal: Troy State University, B.S.; English. Mr. Lamar Parker: Erskine College, B.S.; Special Education. Lt. Col. James Partin: University of Florida, Georgia Military College, University of South Florida, Rollins College. Polk Community College, B.S., A.A.; JROTC, Senior Army Instructor. Mr. Lawrence Peacock: Polk Community College, Florida State University, University of South Florida, A.A., B.S ; Math. Mrs. Edith Phillips: Augusta Junior College, Florida Southern College, University of South Florida. A.A., B.S., M.Ed.; Typewriting, Shorthand. Mr. John Pilkey: Union College. B.S., M.A.; Social Studies. Mrs. Doris Price: Lenoir Rhyne College, University of South Florida, University of Florida, B.A.; English. Mrs. Sarah Price: Western Kentucky State University, Shurtleff College, Southern Illinois University, B.A., M.A.; English. Mr. Ray Prince: East Tennessee State, Tennessee Wesleyan College, Florida Southern College, B.A.; Sophomore Seminar, Florida History, U.S. History. Mr. Fred Putney: University of New Hampshire, University of South Florida, Florida State University, Harvard University, B.S., M.S.; Marketing and Distributive Education, DECA Sponsor. Mr. James Rees: Ohio University, B.S., M.F.A.; Band. Mr. Carl Ray, Jr.: Mississippi State University, Delta State University, B.S., M.Ed.; Assistant Principal. Mr. James Roberts: Occupational Specialist. Mr. David Saliba: Florida Southern College, B.S.; Physical Education, Math Tutor, J.V. Football Coach, Asst. Baseball Coach. Miss Julie Deann Schnoor: Southeastern College of the Assemblies of God, B.A.; English, Junior Class Sponsor. Mr. Fred Schramm: St. Francis College, Marquett University, B.A., M.Ed.; English. Miss Doris Scott: Pembroke State University, Southeastern College, B.S.; Recordkeeping, General Secretarial Practice, Beginning Typing, Spiriteer Sponsor. Mr. Horace S. Scruggs: Mississippi College, Mississippi College Law School, B.S.; Chemistry, Chess Club. Mr. Marcas Severance: Florida Southern College, University of South Florida, Chapman College, University of Maryland, B.A., M.A.; Social Studies Dept. Head. Miss Bridget Sheedy: The National University of Ireland, St. Patrick’s Pontifical University, Mary Immaculate Teacher Training College, Trinity College, Rollins College, B.A., B.D., H.D.Ed.; Master’s; English. Mr. James D. Sheldrake: James Madison University, B.A.; Instrumental Techniques, Stage Band II, Percussion, Marching Band, Guitar, Symphonic Band. Mrs. Toni Kay Small: Santa Fe Community College, Northwest Missouri State University, Florida International University, B.S., M.Ed.; Home Economics. Dr. John A. Stewart: Indiana State University, Florida Atlantic University, Rollins College, B.S., M.Ed., Ed.S.; Ed.D.; Principal. Ms. Cynthia Stroupe: Queens College, John Carroll University, University of North Carolina, University of South Florida, Rollins College, A.B., M.A.; Guidance and Counseling. Mrs. Beulah Thomas: Florida State University, Polk Community College. A.A., B.S., M S.; Home Economics. Mr. James Thornhill: University of Florida. B.S.A., M.S.A.; Agriculture. Mrs. Mary Ting: Wooster College, Ohio State University, B.S., M.S.; Science Dept. Head, NHS Sponsor. Mr. Bruce Tonjes: Defiance College, Bowling Green State University, University of Florida, B.A., M.A., Ed.S., Ed.D.; English, Creative Writing I and II, Cypress Shadows. Mrs. Carol Turner: University of South Florida, Voc. Certification, University of Alabama. B.S., M.A.; Business English, Typewriting, Philo Sponsor. Mr. Bing Tyus: Florida Southern College, B.S.; Health. Baseball Coach. Mrs. Mila Varner: Florida State University, B.S.; English. Mrs. Miriam Velez: University of Puerto Rico, Florida Southern College, B.A.; Spanish. Mr. Steven A. Weinstein: University of South Florida. B.A., M.A.; Art, Art Club Sponsor. Mr. Bill Woolwine: University of South Florida, B.A., M.Ed.; American History, Swim Coach. Mrs. Jacqueline Woolwine: Austin Peay State University, University of South Florida, B.S., M.A.; Specific Learning Disabilities. Ms. Leta Wright: Stetson University, University of South Florida, B.S., M.A.; DCT Coordinator, Business Math. Faculty Index 321 SENIOR INDEX A Acevedo. Freddie — Bond 2. 3. 4 Adams. Karen — Spiriteers — 3. Co-Captain 3. Spanish — 4 . FYEA — 4. Adams. Phyllis — FFA — 3. Addison. Kevin — Octaketos — 3. 4. FBLA — 4; FHA - 4 Aguilar. Tony — Spanish Club — 2. 3. 4; AFS 2. 3. 4; FYEA 3. 4. Senior Board Member — 4; NHS — 4. FBLA — 4; Boys’ State Delegate — 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students - 4 Albaugh. Laurie — Sophomore Class Representative — 2; LJF — 2, 4. Prom Page — 2. Albaugh. Todd — Swimming — 3; Octaketos — 2; Serteen — 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3. Anderson. David — German Club — 3. 4; Leo Club - 4 Anderson. Steve — Leo Club — 4; Band — 2. 4 Andrews. Hiram — Interact — 4. Youth Alive - 4; FHA — 4; Historian — 4; Calendar Couple - 4 Austin. Pam — Spanish Club — 2, 3. 4; Anchor Club — 4. Oktaketos — 2. B Baker. Roderic — French Club — 4; Florida All-State Orchestra 4. Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4 Bandy. Pedro — JV Football — 2; Most Valuable Player — 2. Barnes. Debra — Basketball — 2. 4 Barranco. Lisa — Football Statistician — 4, Wrestling Statistician — 4; AFS — 2. 3. 4; Art Club — 4, Spanish Club — 2. 3, 4. Octaketos — 2, 3; Yearbook Staff — 4; Serteen — 4 Battle. Desiree — FYEA Senior Board — 4. Spiriteers' Sunshine Girl — 4; Rag Corps — 3; Band — 2; Project Upward Bound — 3. Beach. Robert — JV Baseball 2; Baseball — 3, 4. Band — 2. 3. 4. Stage Band — 3. 4; Symphonic Band — 2. 3, 4. All-County Band — 4; Prom Page — 2. Bellman. Terry — Football — 4. Letterman — 4. FCA 4. Boys' State — 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4 Best. Shannon — Anchor Club — 2; Spanish Club - 3; FHA - 4; FYEA - 2 Biggs. Donnie — Concert Choir — 3. Bisaett. Michael — JROTC — 2.3. 4 Bloeth. Michael — Key Club — 2; Serteen — 4. Trident — 3. 4 Boland. Stacy — Tennis — 2. 3. 4; Anchor — 2. 3. 4. Treasurer — 4. Spanish Club — 4; Band — 2.3.4 Boney. Mary — JROTC — 4 Boot. Tammy — Anchor Club — 2. 3; FBLA — 4. CBE - 4 Bower. Chris — Golf — 3; Key Club — 2. Drama Club — 3. Band — 2. 3. 4. Student Council — 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students -3. Bowen. JoAnn — FFA — 4. Bowen. William — Band — 2, 3, 4 Braddy. Marquita — Anchor Club — 2, 3; Serteen — 4; Junior Class Treasurer — 3; Student Council, Sgt.-at Arms — 4; AFS — 3; Prom Committee — Notables Chairman — 3; Prom Page — 2; Calendar Couple 4. Bradford. Mike — Cross Country — 3. 4; Golf — 2. 3. 4. NHS — 2. 3. 4. Treasurer — 4. French Club 2. 3. 4; Secretary — 3; Vice-President — 4. Philos Fellow 2. 3. 4; LJF Garcon — 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3; Boys' State — 3; Calendar Cover — 3; Homecoming King — First Runner-Up — 4 Bridges. Steven — Interact — 4 Brockway. Debbie — Band — 2. 3. Broom. Larry — JV Football — 2; JV Baseball — 2; Varsity Baseball — 3. 4. FFA — 2, 3. 4; Vice-President — 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4 Broussard. Tina — Concert Choir — 2. 3. 4. Vocal Ensemble — 3. 4; Spiriteers — 3; Interact — 4. Philos - 2. Brown. Edward — JV Football — 2; Orchestra — 2. 3. 4; NHS - 2. 3. Brown. Wanda — DECA — 4 Browning. Michelle — Devilette Manager — 2; German Club — 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3. Bryan. Pam — Anchor Club — 3; Band — 2. 3, 4 Bryant. Missy — Philos — 2; French Club — 3; NHS - 2. 3; Art Club - 4. Buckley. Stacie — NHS — 2, 3. 4; Oktaketos -2; Prom Committee — 3; Drama Club — 4. School Musical — 2. 3; School Play — 4; Vocal Ensemble — 3. 4; Concert Choir — 2, 3. 4. FMEA All-State Concert Choir 4. Furman Scholar — 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 4 Bunn. Scott — Wrestling — 2. 3. 4. AFS — 2, 3. 4; Key Club — 2. 3; Anchor Beau — 4. Serteen — 4; Dream Guy — 3; Homecoming Court — 4 Burnham. Janet — Anchor Club — 3. 4; Band — 2,3. 4; Rank Leader — 4 Bute. Matt — Cross Country - 2. 3. 4; Captain — 3. 4; Track - 3. 4; NHS - 2. 3. 4. Junior Representative — 3. Anchor Beau — 4; Polk County Runner of the Year — 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4; American Legion Boys’ State — 3. C Cain. Tina — Anchor — 2. 3; Parliamentarian — 3; AFS - 2; Spanish Club - 2; DCT - 4; Dream Girl Contestant — 3; Homecoming Court — 4 Campbell. Cary — Wrestling — 2; FBLA — 4. Campbell. Chris — Philos — 2; Cypress Shadows Magazine — 4. Ambassador for the People to-People Program — 4 Campbell. Tyrone — Football — 2. 3. 4; Track — 2.3. 4 Carothers. Garland — Band 2. 3. 4. Stage Band — 3. 4. Vocal Ensemble — 4 Cassady. Karen — Anchor Club — 2. 3. 4. FYEA - 3; AFS - 2. 3. Cassidy. Troy — J.V Football — 2. J.V Baseball — 2; Varsity Baseball — 3. 4. Churchill. Joan — National Honor Society — 2, 3; Band — 2. 3, 4; Band Section Leader — 3. 4; Band Rank Leader — 3, 4. Clark. David — FYEA - 4 FBLA - 4. NHS -4. Boys’ State — 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3. Cole. Stephanie — FBLA — 4; Student Council — 3; Jr. Rep. Prom Committee — 3; Spanish Club — 3. 4. Secretary — 4; Anchor Club — 2. 3. 4. President - 4; NHS — 2. 3. 4; Sr Board Member — 4. Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3. 4; Freedoms Foundation Community Representative — 4 Collins. Jr. Willie — Football — 2. 3; Track — 2. 4. Wrestling - 2. Cobb. Dale — FFA - 3. 4 ROTC - 2 Cornelison. Beth — AFS — 2; Concert Choir 2. 3; Drama Club — 3. 4; President — 4; Cypress Shadows - 4, Concert Choir Outstanding Soloist — 3; Who's Who — American Speech Drama Directory — 4 Covey. Matt — Varsity Football — 3. 4. Wrestling — 3.4; DCT — 4 Cozzens. Mark — FHA — 4. Cranston. Lisa — FHA 4. Parliamentarian 4. German Club — 2, 3; Octaketos — 2. 3. 4. Prom Attire Co-Chairman — 3. Crawford. Karen — FYEA — 3. DCT — 4 Social Committee Chairman — 4 Cribbs. Kim — Anchor Club — 2, 3; FBLA — 4. CBE -4 Crisp. Suzanne — DCT — 4. Crossley. Chantay — Track — 2, 3; ROTC Drill Team — 3; Color Guard — 2. 3. Crouse. Jeffrey — CBE — 4 Crow. Laura — Orchestra — 2. 3. 4 Culpepper. Gary — Varsity Football — 2. 3. 4. Wrestling — 2. 3; JV Baseball — 2; Varsity Baseball 3. Male Cheerleader 4. LJF Head Garcon — Sgt at Arms — 2. 3. 4; Serteen — Sgt. of Arms — 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes — 2. 3. 4; FHA - Hero - 3. 4. AFS — 4. FBLA - 4. Homecoming King — 4; Prom Page — 2; Calendar Guy — 3; Prom Committee — 3. Currier. Brian — Weightlifting — 2. Wrestling 2; DECA — 3. 4; Vice-President — 3.4 Currier. Louis — ROTC — 2. 3; DCT — 4. Chairman of Sgt -at-Arms Committee. Curry. Regina — Cross Country — 2 Curtindale. Theresa — Interact — 3; DCT — 4 D Dailey. Bobbie — NHS — 2. 3 Band — 2. 3. 4 Dalton. Carol — Swim Team — 3; Captain of Gris Swim Team — 4; Spanish Club — 3. 4; NHS — 3, 4. Anchor Gub — 3. 4. Prom Committee 3. FBLA - 4; AFS - 4 Daniels. Karen — NHS — 2. 3. 4. French Club — 3, 4; Chaplain — 4. Philos — 2. 3, 4. Chaplain — 3; President - 4. Band — 2. 3. 4. Prom Committee — 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4 Davis. Evelyn — FFA — 3. 4 Davis. Terry — JV Football — 2; Varsity Football — 3.4; FFA - 2.3.4 Daymond. Valerie — NHS — 2, 3; Spanish Club — 4; FHA — 4; Secretary — 4 Dearden. Ann Joy — Beacon — 2; Secretary 2; CBE — 4. Treasurer — 4; Yearbook Staff — 2. 3; Yearbook Staff Classes Editor — 3. Decker. Robb — Wrestling — 2. 3. 4. Football 2. 3. 4. Weightlifting - 2; Track - 2. 3. 4 Spanish Club — 2, 3. 4; FCA — 3. 4 Dees. Mark — Marching Band — 2. 3, 4. Symphonic Band — 2. 3. 4; Stage Band — 3. 4. Tuba Section and Rank Leader — 3. 4; All-County Band - 3. 4. Who’s Who in Music — 3, Most Improved Brass Player — 3; Superior Rating on Solo — 3; Superior Rating on Brass Quartet — 3. 322 Senior Index Selected to All-Star Marching Band — 2. Deese. Tina — FFA — 3. DOT — 4 Deinea, Troy — FFA 2, 3, 4. Parliamentarian — 3; Youth Alive — 2. 3, 4; President — 4; 3rd Place Vegetable Judge in State — 3. Delaney. Pamela — Track 2, Weightlifting Score Keeper — 3. 4. Anchor — 2; Octaketos — 2. 3, 4; President — 4; Chorus — 2, 3. 4 Dennis. Scott — DOT — 4 DeSantis. Donna — Spanish Club — 2. 3. 4. Octeketos — 3. AFS — 4 Dezan. Theresa — ROTC — 4. Ranger Unit — 4 Dickens. Paula — Youth Alive 2. 3; German Club - 3. CBE - 4 Dixon. Andrew — Weightlifting — 3. Dowdy. Julie — NHS - 2; FYEA - 3; CBE — 4; Vice President — 4. Doyle. Melynn — Cheerleading — 2. 4. Anchor. Club — 3. 4; Spanish Club — 2. 4; AFS — 4. Dukes. Cary — FFA — 3. 4 E Eames. Dawn — Devilettes — 2. 3, 4; Band — 2. 3, 4. Philos — 2; Anchor — 3. 4; Spanish Club - 2.3.4 Edwards. Joe — Band — 2. 3. 4. UF — Garcon 4. Stage Band II — 3; FBLA — 4; Serteen — 4 Eisenschenk. Chris — Football — 3; NHS — 2. 3. 4. German Club — 2, 3, 4; Representative — 4; Band - 2; Danforth I Dare You Award — 3; Boys' State - 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 4. Elliott. Dania — FBLA — 2; DCT — 4 Enos. Diane — Philos — 2; Band — 2. 3. 4; Drum Majorette — 3, 4. Student Council — 2. 3. 4. Sophomore Secretary — 2; Junior Secretary • 3; Senior Secretary— 4; Drama Club — 3, 4. Vice-President — 4; Musical Play — 3. 4; All County Band — 1st Chair Tenor Sax; American Legion — Oratory Contest; Silver Garland Nominee. Peopie-to-People Student Ambassador (Europe). Nominee for Society of Distinguished American High School Students Essig. Cissy — French Club — 3. Anchor Club 2; UF — 3; Philos — 4; Concert Band — 2. 3, 4; Majorette — 2. 3, 4; Head Majorette — 3. 4; 2nd Accepted and Performed In the Florida All Star Band As A Majorette; 2nd Solo at District as a Majorette; Superior Ratings at District and State — 2; Solo at District and Ensemble at District — Superior Ratings — 3. Ezell. Barry — FFA — 2. 3. 4 F Faison. Kay — ROTC — 2. 3; Color Guard — 2; Drill Team — 3; ROTC Ribbons — 2. 3. Faitsch. Jocelyn — FHA — 4; President — 4; Leo Club — 4 Fields. Darlette — FBLA — 4 Figueroa. Annie — Spanish Club — 3. 4. FBLA - 4; FYEA - 4; FHA - 4 Fischer. Katherine — UF — 2; AFS — 2. 3. 4; French Club — 2, 3. 4; Key Club Sweetheart — 4; Symphonic Band — 2. 3. Marching Band — 2, 3; Rank Leader — 3; Anchor — 3; Prom Committee — 3; Homecoming Committee — 3; Senior Class Treasurer — 4 Fish. Amy — AFS 2; Concert Choir — 2, 3. 4; Vocal Ensemble — 4 Flemming. Jeff — Trident Staff — 4 Flett. Eric — JROTC — 3, 4 Floyd. Yolanda — Basketball - 2. 3. 4 Flynn. Chris — Vocal Ensemble — 3. 4; Concert Choir — 2. 3. 4. Student Council — 2; NHS — 2, 3; German Club — 3. 4; Spanish Club — 4; Drama Club — 4. School Musical - 2. 3; All-State Chorus 3. 4. United States Speech and Drama Awards — 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3. Folland, Jenifer — Volleyball — 2; Cheerleader — 2; Band — 2. 3; Chorus — 2. 4; Drama — 2. 4; Speech — 2; FHA — 2; Youth Alive — 3. 4. Vocal Ensemble — 2. 4; Secretary Treasurer — 2; Vice President — 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3. Ford. Daniel — Band — 3. 4 Ford. Sharon — Spanish Club — 2; FBLA 3; FHA - 4 Freeman. Matt — Football — 2; Weightlifting — 2. 3; Key Club - 2.3. Fultz. Rebecca — NHS — 2 G Garner. Darlene — Sophomore Class Treasurer — 2; Octekatos — 2. 3; Devileettes — 2, 3; Trident Staff — 2. 3, 4; Feature Editor — 3; Editor — 4; Dream Girl Contestant — 3; Class Representative — 3. 4; Homecoming Committee — 3, 4. FHA — 3; Treasurer — 3. Prom Treasurer — 3, 8th Congressional Classroom Finalist — 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4; FYEA Treasurer — 4; AFS — 4; Anchor — 4 Garner. Dorothy — Band — 2, 3. Garrard. Ann Marie — Tennis — 2, 3. 4; Cross Country — 4; Student Council — 3. 4. Treasurer — 3; Parliamentarian — 4; UF — 2, 3. 4. Sophomore Representative — 2; Treasurer — 3; President — 4. Band — 2. 3. 4. Captain — 4. Who's Who Among American High School Students -3. Gates. Andy— FFA — 2. 3. 4 Gibbs. Tracy — Anchor — 4. Octekatos — 3; AFS — 3; Spanish — 4 Gilbert, Trell — FYEA — 4; Senior Representative — 4 Gizzi. Laura — Bat Girl — 4. AFS — 3; Band — 2. 3. 4. Philos — 3. Anchor — 4. Spanish Qub — 2. 3, 4. President — 4; Calendar Girl — 3; Dream Girl — Contestant — 3. Glave. Ray — Band — 2. 3. Glenn. Cathy — Girls Varsity Basketball — 2; Anchor — 2. 3. 4; Vice President — 3; Sophomore Representative — 2; Devilettes — 3. 4. Student Council — Senior Representative — 4; Yearbook Staff — 3. 4; 1st Runner Up Dream Girl — 3; Homecoming Court — 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4. Glover. Sheila — French Club — 3; Philos 4; Senior Representative — 4. Ambassador for People to People Program — 4 Godwin. Diaa — Student Council — Representative — 2; Anchor Club — 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club — 2. 3. 4; DECA — 3. 4. Graham. Doug — FBLA — 2. 3. Grant. Scott — Cross Country — 2. 3. 4. Track — 2. 3. 4; AAS Athletic Award — 3; Most Valuable Cross Country Runner — 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4 Gray. Gary — Baseball — 2; Serteen — 4. Octaketos — 2, 3; Trident Staff — 4; What’s Happening Blue Devils — Radio Show — 4 Gray. Jon — German Club — 3; NHS — 2. 3; Band — 2, 3. 4; Brain Bowl — 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3. Green. Stephany — Batgirl — 2; Octakatos — 2; Vice-President — 3; Serteen — 4, FYEA — 4 Greve. Pam — French Club — 2. 3; DECA — 2. 3. 4; President — 4; FBLA — 2, 3, 4. Treasurer — 4 Griggs. Melissa — Choir - 2. Band 2. 3; AFS — 2, 3; National Honor Society — 2 H Haddock. Teri — Baby Blue Devil Mascot — 4; Philos — 2, 3; NHS — 2. 3. 4, Interact Little Sis — 3. 4; AFS — 3. 4; Spanish Club — 4; Student Council Senior Representative — 4. Homecoming Committee — 3; Prom Committee Co-Chairman — 3; Student Ambassador — 4. Society of Distinguished American High School Students - 4 Hall. Angela D. — Track — 2. 3. 4; Volleyball — 3. 4; Most Valuable Trophy. Volleyball — 4. Hallett. Bruce — Band — 2. 3. 4. Key — 2. Interact Secretary — 4; French Qub — 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4. Hamilton. Lorenzo. Jr. — Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4. Hamilton. Yolanda — DCT — 4. Hamm. Arlene — Chorus — 2, 3. 4 Hancock. Kathy — Swim Team Timer — 2. 3. 4; Anchor — 2. 3; Chaplain — 4. FYEA — 2; Spanish — 3. 4. Octaketos — 3; NHS - 3. 4. School Musical — 3; AFS — 4. Radio Show 4. Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3; Youth Fair 2nd Place Premium Toy — 3. Hanson, Michael A. — Science Club — 2, 3; Sophomore Rep — 2; Chess Club — 3. Hardin. Elizabeth — NHS — 2. 3. 4; German Club — 3. 4; Who’s Who Among American H gh School Students — 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 4; University of Dallas Scholarship — 4 Hardman. Robert — Key Qub — 4. Hardy. John D. — Interact — 2. 3. 4; Art Club — 4; Science Qub — 2; ROTC — 3; Ranger Platoon — 3. 4. Harland. Ann — Devilettes — 2. 3. 4. Squad Leader — 3; Captain — 4; Anchor — 2, 4; Newspaper — 3; Radio — 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4. Most Valuable Devilette — 3. Harris. Antonio — Basketball — 2. 3; Football — 4; FFA - 3. Harrison. Frances — Band 2. 3, 4; DCT — 3; DCT Secretary — 3; District 10 Secretary — 3; District Spelling — 3. Hart. David — JV Football — 2; Varsity Football — 3. 4; Varsity Werstling — 2. 3; Key Qub — 2; Philo Felow — 2. 3. 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes — 3. 4; President of Fellowship of Christian Athletes — 4; National Honor Society — 2. 3, 4; Parliamentarian of National Honor Society — 4; Boys’ State Delegate — 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3; Student Representative for the Polk County School Advisory Committee. Hartwell. Susan — DECA — 3; DCT — 4; Prom Page — 2. Hartzler. Peggy — Anchor — 2. 3. 4; Art Club — 4; FBLA — 3. 4. Trident Staff Feature Editor — 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4; National Art Award — 4 Harvey. Maureen — DCT — 4. Concert Choir — 2 Harwell. Tom — DCT - 4; DECA - 3. Haynes. Bryan M. — Annual Yearbook Staff — 2; National Honor Society — 3, 4; Drama Club — 4. Leo Qub — 4; Biology Award — 2; English Award — 2; Boys' State — 3; National English Merit Award — 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 4. Hays. Laura — Sunshine Girl — 4; Devilette Squad Leader — 4; Anchor Parliamentarian — 2. 3, 4; Baseball Batgirl — 3. 4; Prom Co-Chairman Senior Index 323 — 3; Spanish Club — 2; FBLA — 4. Dream Qrl Runner up — 3; Homecoming Queen 3rd Runner Up — 4; Most Spirited Devilette — 3. Heath. Cheryl — DCT — 4; FYEA — 4; Spanish Club - 3. Heimer. Karen — Science Club — 3. FBLA — 4; Concert Choir — 2, 3. 4; Musical Plays — 2,3. Henrikaen. Kelly — Band — 2. 3; Cypress Shadows — 3, 4. Henry. Bridgett — Spiriteers — 3; Band — 3; DCT Hospitality Committee — 4; Calendar Qrl — Cover — 3. Hcyn. William — Band - 2. 3. 4. National Honor Society — 2, 3. 4; Calendar Couple — 4 Hileman. Deborah — Band — 2, 3. 4; Chorus — 2; Leo Club - 4; NHS - 2. 3. 4; Science Club — 4; Cypress Shadows — 3. Hobbs. Laura — NHS — 2. 3. Hobbs. Wendy — Swim Team — 3; FFA — 2. Holden. David — Basketball Statistician and Manager — 2; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3. Holland. Denise — Devilettes — 2, 3, 4; Devilette Squad Leader — 3, 4. Band — 2, 3, 4; French Club — 4. NHS — 4; AFS — 4; Anchor — 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3, 4; Distinguished American High School Students — 4 Holt. George — Marching Band — 2. 3, 4; Drum Major — 4; Stage Band — 3; NHS — 2, 3. 4; Interact — 2, 3, 4. Who’s Who In Musk — 3; All Star Marching Band — 2; All County Band — 3, 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 4. Homitz. Craig — FFA 2. 3, 4; Greenhand and Chapter Farmers Degree in FFA — 3. Horne. Carol — UF — 2. 3. 4; UF Senior Representative — 4; Marching Band — 2, 3; AFS — 4; Prom Committee, Chairman of Entertainment — 3; Dream Girl Nominee — 3; Devil Darling Nominee — 4; Concert Band — 2, 3. Hulberaon. Brett — Baseball — 2; Key Club — 3. 4; DCT - 4 Hurat. Jamie — ROTC — 2. 3. 4. FFA - 3. 4 I Imber. Michelle — Spanish Club — 3, 4. Octaketos — 2. 3, 4; Octaketos Sophomore Rep — 2; Anchor — 4; Cypress Shadows — 4; AFS — 2. 3.4 Inman. Willie — Track Team — 2. 3, 4. Track Best Sophomore Award — 2; Track Most Dedkated Award — 3; JROTC — 3, 4. Ivey. Wendy — Band — 2. 3. 4; Assistant Rank Leader — 3. 4; Interact Club — 4 J Jackson. Kevin — DCT — 4; Choir — 2. 3; NHS — 3. Jeremiah. Stewart — Concert Choir — 2. 3; Vocal Ensemble — 3.4; School Muskal — 2, 3. Jones. D. — FBLA — 4. Jones. Valerie B. — Track — 2. 3. 4; Basketball -3.4 K Kalogridis. Laeta — Tennis — 2. 3, 4. Cross Country Track — 4. German Club — 3, 4; German Club Vke-Presldent - 3. 4; NHS - 2. 3. 4; Secretary; Danforth Award — 3; Social Studies Pride Award — 4; NCTE Writing Award — 4; State Poetry Contest First Place Winner — 2; Overall Winner. PCTE Poetry Contest — 2. Kibbee. Kevin — Wrestling — 2; Key Club - 3; ROTC Drill Team - 2. 3 Keplinger. Dale — Philo Fellow 2; Trident Staff - 3. 4 Kilpatrick. Peter — Spanish Club — 2. 3. 4 Kind. Kari — Swimming — 2. 3; Swimming Most Valuable — 3. King. Michael — Cross Country — 3. 4. Track — 3, 4; Interact — 2; Leo Club — 4; Band 2; ROTC - 2. 3. 4; Rifle Team - 2. 3. 4. FCA — 4 King. Rose — Octakatos — 2. 3; Band — 2. 3. 4; Concert Band — 2. 3; Symphonic Band — 4 King. Tammy — FYEA — 2; German Club — 3, 4. Pride Award for Science — 4 Kirby. Micki — FHA — 3; Parliamentarian ■ 3; Devilettes — 3. 4; Honorable Mention “Keep Winter Haven Beautiful Essay Contest — 3; Society of Distinghished American High School Students — 3. 4. Knez. Kathie — Devilettes — 2. 3. 4; Squad Leader — 4. Anchor Club — 2, 3. 4. Board Members — 3, 4; FBLA — 4 Koch. Dion — Key Club — 2. 3; Interact — 3; French Club — 4; LJF — 4; Concert Choir — 4; Historian — 4 Koch. Kathy — Spanish Club — 3. 4. French Club — 4; UF - 4 Komlodi. Chris — Leo Club — 2; German Club — 2; Octakatos — 3, 4 Kory, Jim — Cross Country — 2. 3; Weightlifting — 4; Key Club -4; FBLA - 4 Koves. Kathy — Band — 2. Beacon — 2; Secretary — 2; Science Club — 2. 3; NHS — 2, 3. 4. Marching Band — 3. 4. Rank Leader — 4. Symphonk Band — 3. 4. Society for Distinguished American High School Students — 4; All County Band Member — 4; Superior Ratings District Solo and Ensemble — 3. Kriston, Patty — DECA — 3. 4. L Lambert. Bryan — JROTC — 3. 4 Langan. Lisa — FYEA - 3; FBLA — 4. Langford. Tracy — Anchor — 3. 4; Spanish Club — 2. 3. 4. NHS - 2. 3. 4. Philos - 2; Octaketos — 3; Marching Band — 2. 3. 4. Symphonic Band — 4 Lanpher, Bobby — Key Club — 3. 4; Vice President — 4. LaPan. Jon — Key Club — 2; French Club — 2. 3; AFS — 3; NHS — 3, 4; Sgt. at Arms — 4; Interact — 4; Sgt. at Arms; Spanish Club — 4 Lawrence. Deryl — J V Baseball — 2; FFA — 3.4 Lawrence. John — DE — 4 Leach, Todd — Cross Country — 2; DCT — 3; FFA - 4 Lear. Tammy — Band — 2.3; DCT — 4. Lee. Tony — Track — 4. Octakatoes — 4; Band -2.3. Lenny. Ellen — Track — 2. Anchor — 2. 3, 4. Spanish Club — 3, 4. — Treasurer — 4. NHS — 2. 3. 4; AFS — 3. 4; Marching Band — 2, 3; Concert Band — 2. 3; French Club — 2; Distinguished American High School Students 4 Lewis. Rod — FBLA - 2, 4; Spanish Club — 3; Concert Choir — 2. 3. 4; Vke President — 4; Vocal Ensemble — 3. 4; Superior Rating, State Vocal Solo — 3. Lindsay. Amy — Spanish Club — 2, 3; Philos — 2. 3, 4; Vke President — 3; Treasurer — 4; Concert Band — 2; Symphonk Band — 3. 4; Band; Sophomore Representative — 2; Junior Representative — 2; Junior Representative — 3; Co-Captain — 4. Littlejohn. Lisa — Devilettes — 2, 3. 4. Squad Leader — 3. 4; Anchor — 2,3. FYEA — 2. 3 LoCascio. Gina — Flags — 2; Philoes - 3. Junior Representative — 3. LoCicero. Kim — Cheerleading — 2. 3. 4. Captain — 2, 3. 4. Bat Qrl — 3, 4. Les Jeune Filles — 2. Beacon — 3; Junior Representative. Key Club Sweetheart — 4; Qrls’ State. Dream Qrl; Who’s Who of American High School Students. Society of Distinguished American High School Students; Homecoming Court; Calendar Couple. National Cheerleading Association of America Award. Locke. Mike — NHS 2. 3; DCT - 4; German CIOb-4; AFS-4 Lozell. Wendy — French — 2; FYEA 3. FBLA — 3. 4. Secretary — 4. Concert Choir — 3, 4. FHA - 4 M Mack. Donald — Football — 2. 4. Wrestling 3; Defensive Lineman Award — 4. All-County Defensive Lineman — 4 Manley. Kim — Concert Choir — 2. 3; CBE 3; DCT - 4 Marotti. Cara — Cheerleading — 2; Tennis — 3; Anchor — 3. 4. Serteen — 4; Senior Class Parliamentarian — 4. Prom Committee Chairman — 3; AFS - 2. 3. 4. FYEA - 4. Yearbook Staff — 4. Trident Staff — 2. 4. Homecoming Court — 4; Key Club Sweetheart — 4. Marin. Debra A. — FFA — 2, 3. 4; Spanish 3; FYEA - 4; FBLA - 3. Maalin. Grant — FFA — 2. 3. 4. Youth Alive — 2, 3. 4; German Club — 4 Ma� on. Darlene — Vocal Ensemble — 2. 3. 4, Vke President — 3; Historian — 4; Concert Choir — 2, 3; Philos — 2; FBLA — 4; Dream Girl Talent Winner — 3; District Contest Quartet Superior Rating — 2; State Contest Solo Excellent Rating — 2.3. Matchett. Joe — Cross Country — 2, 3; NHS — 2; German Qub — 4. Leo Club — 4; Boys' State Alternate — 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3. May. Liaa — FBLA - 3. 4. McAllister. Annita — Art Club — 2. 3. 4; FBLA -3.4 McAllister. John P. — German Club — 3. 4; Leo Club - 4 McArthur. Abby — Volleyball - 2; Track - 2. Track Letter — 2. McCall. Martina — Octaketos 2; Spanish — 3; DECA — 4. Treasurer — 4; FFA — 2. 3. 4; FFA Star Greenhand — 2; 3rd in Dairy Judging 2; Chapter Farmers Pin — 3; 1st Place Citrus Judging — 2. McCarty. Mike — Male Cheerleader — 4 Spanish Qub — 2. 3. 4; NHS — 2. 3; UF Garcon — 4. Nominated to the Society of Distinguished Amerkan High School Students — 4; Nominated to Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4; Yearbook — 4 McKean. Suzanne M. — DCT — 4 McKenzie. Darren — French Club — 3. McGarrity. Billy — Varsity Football — 2. 3. 4. Weightlifting — 2. 3. 4. Swimming — 2, 3, 4. Track — 4. UF Garcon — 2, 3. 4; Fellowship of Christian Athletes — 3. 4; Vke President Fellowship of Christian Athletes — 4; Interact — 4; Student Council Representative — 4; German Qub — 2, 3; Yearbook Staff — 3. 4; Editor — 4. Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3 McGuire. Kathy — Octaketos — 3. 4. FBLA 4. AFS - 4. NHS - 4; Spanish Qub - 3 McPartlan. Brenda — Drama Club — 2; Octaketos — 3; Anchor — 4; NHS — 2. 3. 324 Senior Index Medina. Tina — Anchor Club 2, Spanish Club — 2. FBLA - 3. 4 Mercer. Kathy — Anchor 2; FYEA — 2. Spirtteers 3; Art Club — 4. Art Club Secretary Treasurer — 4. Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4 Merritt. Cindy — DCT — 4. Anchor — 2. Miles. Karen — German Club — 2, 3. 4. Treasurer 3. 4. The Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 2. 4 Miles. Jamie — Band 2. 3. 4. Drama Club 2, 3; Concert Choir and Vocal Ensemble — 4. Youth Alive — 4 Milligan. Karen — Cross Country Track 4. Flag Corps — 2. 3. 4. Co-Captain — 4; Trident Staff — 2. 3. 4. Junior Editor - 3; Senior Editor — 4; Student Council — 3. 4; Vice President — 3; Secretary - 4. NHS - 2. 3. 4. Philos — 2. 3. Spanish Club 3. Governor's Challenge on Creative Crime Control 4. Poetry Contest First Place — 3; National Merit Semifinalist — 4; Girls’ State Nominee — 3; Outstanding Runner 4; Silver Garland Nominee. Journalism — 4 Mitchell. Debbie — French Club — 3; Interact Club — 4. JROTC — 3. 4, Drill Team Commander 4. JROTC — The Retired Officers Medal — 3. Mobley. Qvonda — Band — 2. 3 Moegerle, Cindy — Powder Puff Football 3; Newcomers Club Treasurer — 2. National Honor Society — 3. 4. Vice President NHS — 3; French Club 4. United States Award Winner in Math — 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 3, 4. Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3; Nominee American Legion Auxiliary Gris’ State — 3. Mongold. Dawn — Drama Club — 4 Montcleone. Cheryl — Anchor — 2. Cypress Shadows Staff - 3. 4. FBLA - 4 Moore. Matt — Football — 2. 3. 4. Baseball — 2, 3; FCA — 3. 4; Treasurer — 3. 4. FBLA — 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4. Florida American Legion Boys’ State. Most Valuable Player Football — 4. Three Year Letterman, Football. Moore. Patty — Octaketos — 4. Moore. Robert K. — JV Football — 2 Moore. Scott — Band — 2. 3. 4, Drum Section Leader — 4; Symphonic Band — 2. 3. 4; Lead Drummer Stage Band —- 3. 4. Pep Band — 2. 3. 4. Dream Guy Contestant — 3; Homecoming King. Second Runner-Up — 4 N Neloma. Annette — ROTC Drill Team. Color Guard and Rangers — 2. 3. 4 Niclteon. Nicole — Devilettes — 3. NHS — 2. 3; German Club — 2. 3. 4. FBLA — 4; Octaketos — 4 Norria. Tim — FFA — 3. 4 o Ollvio. Jeanette — Anchor — 2; CBE Treasurer -4 Oulman. Gwen — Octaketos — 2. 3. FBLA — 3. 4; FHA - 3; CBE - 3. 4 Oueley. Scott — FHA — 2. 3. 4 Owcna. Ron — FFA — 2. 3. 4. FFA President — 4 P Page. Kerry — DCT — 4; FFA - 2. 3 Parsons, Alison — Cheerleading — 3; French Gub — 2, 3. 4. AFS — 3. 4. Serteen — 4; Anchor - 3; FYEA - 4; ICC - 4; Sr Class Representative — 4. Homecoming Parade Co-Chairman 4. Trident Staff 2. 3. 4. Prom Page — 2; Calendar Couple — 4; Homecoming Candidate — 4. Partain. Pam — Student Council 3. Junior Representative. Devilettes 2. 3. 4. Squad Leader 2, Co-Captain — 4. Anchor — 4. Band 2; Runner Up. Editorial Contest — 4 Payne. Barbara — Band — 2. 3. 4; NHS — 2, 3. 4. French Club — 2. LJF — 3. Philos — 4; Junior Rep — 3; Prom Committee — 3. Pelletier. Louanne — Philos — 2; President -3. FBLA — 4; FYEA — 4. Certificate for Leadership Development Institute Course Completed — 2. Perkins. Gary — Spanish — 3; Trident 4. Leo Gub - 2. Phillips. Jeff — CBE - 4; Chaplain - 4 Phillips. Mike — Key Gub - 2; Serteen - 4 FFA — 3. 4. Prom Page — 2; Homecoming Court — 4. Phillips. Tina — LJF — 2; Devilettes — 2. 3. 4. Sergeant at Arms — 4. AFS — 4; Prom Committee — 3 Pierson. Jr. Dwight — Tennis - 4. Video Productions Staff — 4; Interact Club — 4; Cypress Shadows Short Story Essay — First Place - 3. Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4. Pion, Lisa — Spanish - 2; JROTC - 2. 3. 4. JROTC Drill Team — 4; FHA — 4; Concert Choir — 3. 4; JROTC Staff 3. Piotrowski. Paula — Beacon — 2; Band - 2. 3. Drama 2. 3. 4. AFS — 4; FBLA — 4; Concert Choir — 4. Vocal Ensemble — 4. Secretary Treasurer — 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3. Pitters. Leslie — Track — 2. 3; Drama Club 2. 3; NHS - 2. 3. 4. Orchestra — 2. 3. 4. Girls’ State - 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 4. All-State Orchestra — 4. All-County Orchestra — 2. 3. 4; Silver Garland Nominee (Science) — 4 Powell. John — Leo Club — 4. President — 4. German Club — 2. 3. 4. Parliamentarian — 2. 4. Band - 3; Tndent - 4. NHS - 2. 3. 4. ICC - 4. Boys’ State — 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3; Society of Distinguished High School Students — 4 Powell. Melodic — FYEA — 3; Band — 2. 3. CBE - 4 Powell. Tammy — FBLA - 2. 3. FYEA — 3; Anchor Gub - 2. 3.4; CBE - 4. Price. Craig — FBLA — 4 Pridgen. Miaty — Octaketos — 2, 3; FHA — 2. 3; DECA - 4 Pringle. Amy — Trident Staff — 3. 4. Prom Committee — 3. Putnam. Beth — DECA — 3. 4; Historian — 4 R Rasmussen. James — Interact — 2. 3; Concert Choir - 3. 4; Vocal Ensemble — 4. Science Club — 2; All-State Chorus — 3. 4; State Contest — 3. Rasnake. Wilma — FFA - 2. 3. 4; DCT - 4 Ray. Keith — Band — 2. 3. 4. Philos Fellow — 4. Ray. Timmy — Football — 2. Serteen — 4. FFA — 4 Redner. Mike — ROTC - 2. 3. 4 Reibling. Todd — Football — 2. Stage Band — 3. 4. Marching Band — 2. 3, 4. Symphonic Band — 2.3.4 Revela. Willard — Swimming Team — 2. Leo Gub - 4. German Club - 2. 3; JROTC - 2. 3. 4; SAI Award — JROTC - 3 Richardson. Kim — Philos — 2. Anchor 3. 4. French Club — 2. Spanish Club — 2. Student Council Representative — 4 Richikowski. Debbie — FBLA 4. FYEA 4 Rivera. Suma — Drama Club 2. 3. 4. Secretary — 3. 4. Treasurer — 4. Spanish Club — 2; French Club — 3, DCT — 4. Recording Secretary — 4; National Speech and Drama Award - 2 Roe. Barbara — French Club — 2. 3. 4. Sophomore Representative — 2; Historian — 3; Senior Representative — 4. Anchor — 2. 3. 4. AFS — 4; NHS — 3. 4. Prom Committee — 3. Rogers. Wendy — Swim Team — 2. 3. 4. Cheerieading — 2, 3. Prom Committee - 3; French Gub — 2. 3. 4. Student Council Representative 4; Key Club Sweetheart 4. Calendar Couple — 4; Homecoming Court — 4 Rose. Taisha — FBLA - 2. 3. FYEA - 2; Anchor Club - 2. 3. 4; CBE - 4 Rowell. Joseph — Marching Band 2. 3. 4. Stage Band — 3. 4. Symphonic Band - 2. 3. 4. Serteen - 4. FBLA — 4; Les Juenes Filles Garcon — 4 Rucker. Debbie — Philos — 2. CBE — 4 s Sabiston. Don — Philos 4 Sackett. Doug — J.V Basketball — 2; Key Gub — 2; AFS — 3. 4. Anchor Beau — 4; Serteen — 4; President — 4 Sadow. Janet — Swim Team 2; Octakatos 2. 3; Serteen - 4. Homecoming Committee — 3; Prom Committee — 3. Salem. Rose — Octakatos — 2. 3. Serteen 4 Secretary — 4; AFS — 3. 4. Dream Grl Contestant — 3. Spanish Club — 3. Devilettes — 2. 4. Trident Staff — 2. 3. 4. Prom Committee — 3; Wrestling Team Score Keeper — 2. 3. 4 Salopek. Tina — Anchor — 2. 3. Sanders. Twan — Football — 2. 3. Interact — 2 Scarpa. Joni — Drama Gub — 2. Video Production Staff — 4. Trident Staff — 2. 3. 4. Serteen — 4. Student Council Representative — 2; Mistress of Ceremony for Dream Guy — 3. Schmid. David - Golf — 4; Key Gub - 2. 3; French Gub — 3. 4. Leo Gub — 4; Trident Staff — 4 Scott. Linda — Track 4. German Club — 3. 4. NHS - 2. 3. 4. Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4 Schneider. Jimbo — JV Cross Country - 3; Male Cheerleader — 4. Key Club — 2. 3. Interact Treasurer — 4; AFS — 4. Anchor Beau — 4. Homecoming Court — 4. Schneider. Mike — FYEA — 2. 3. 4 Sellet. Marie — Flag Corps — 3. NHS - 2. 3. 4 Symphonic Band — 4. Majorette — 4; Spanish — 3. 4. Marching Band — 2; Concert Band — 2. 3; Nominated to The Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 4. Junior Science and Humanities Symposium — 3. Shattuck. Paula — Swim Team — 3. Philos 2. Anchor — 3; Spanish Gub — 2. 3. 4. FYEA -4 CBE - 4 Shervin. Debbie — Anchor — 2. 3; Anchor Historian — 3; DCT — 4 Shouppe. Tamela — French — 2. 3. 4. Band — 2. 3.4 Sima. Lorri — Anchor — 2. Trident — 2. French Club — 3; Octaketos — 3. Prom Committee — 3; Octaketos Secretary — 4. AFS — 4. Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4 Sims. Tina — Leo Club — 2; Interact — 3; Spanish — 3, 4. AFS — 4; Drama — 3. Pep Club Vice President — 3. Senior Index 325 Simon? au. Linda — Swim Team — 3; Octaketos — 2; AFS — 3. 4. FYEA — 4; Prom Committee Chairman — 3; Cheerleader — 2. 3, 4; Batgirl — 3. 4; Key Club Sweetheart — 4 Simmons. Samantha — Pep Club — 2, 3; FHA — 2. 3; CBE - 4 Skipper. Sherri — Anchor — 2. 3; Serteen — 4; AFS — 2. 3; Student Council — 2. 3. 4; Sophomore Class Vice-President — 2; Junior Class President — 3; Student Council President — 4; Homecoming Chairman — 3; Prom Chairman — 3; School Calendar Editor — 3; Yearbook Staff Section Editor — 4. National Achievement Academy — 3; Graduation Marshall — 3; Calendar Girl — 3. Smith. Allen — Octaketos — 3. 4, FBLA — 4; President — 4; FHA — 4. Concert Choir — 3, 4; ICC — 4; Drama Club — 4. Smith. Billy — FFA — 2; DECA - 3. 4 Smith. Danita — CBE — 4 Smith. Ethel — German Oub — 2; Spanish Club — 4; FHA — 4; Student Council — 4 Smith. Valerie — Anchor — 2. 3. 4. NHS — 2. 3.4; French Club — 3. Smoak. Angie — Band — 2. 3. 4. Secretary — 4. Concert Choir — 3, 4. Vocal Ensemble President — 4. Spanish Club — 3; Youth Alive — 3. 4. Drama Club — 3. 4. Symphonic Band — 2. 3. 4. Silver Garland Nominee — 4. United States National Speech and Drama Award — 4 Smothers. Kim — Basketball — 4 Snively. Kim — Cheerleader — 2. 3. 4. Co-Captain — 2; Captain — 4; LJF — 2. 3, 4; Vice-President — 4. Spanish Club — 2, 3, 4. Vice-President - 4. AFS - 3. 4; NHS - 2. 3. 4; ICC — 4; Prom Committee Chairman — 3; Calendar Couples — 3; Homecoming Court — 4; Girls' State Delegate — 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 3. 4. Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 4. Yearbook Staff — 3, 4; Ads Section Editor — 4 Soldo. Mia — Devtlettes — 3, 4; Yearbook Staff — 3. 4; Anchor - 2. 3; NHS - 3. 4. French - 3, 4. Student Council Senior Representative — 4; AFS - 4. Sorrell. Amy L. — German Club — 2. 3. 4; Secretary — 3; NHS — 2. 3. 4. Anchor — 4 Sparkman. Chrie — DECA - 4. FBLA - 4; FFA - 2. Spearman. Selena — Band — 2, 3. 4 Stayner. Todd — Marching Band 2. 3, 4; Symphonic Band — 2. 3. 4; AFS — 4: Leo Club — 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3. Stebbins. David — NHS — 2. 3. 4. Concert Choir — 2. 3. 4; President — 3. 4; Vocal Ensemble — 3. 4; Junior Qass Vice-President — 3; Senior Vice-President — 4; German Club — 3; AFS — 3. 4. FBLA — 4. Calendar Couple — 4. Rensselaer Math and Science Award — 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Steger. Shelby — Marching Band — 2. 3. 4. Symphonic Band — 4; French Club — 2. 3. 4. Stensrud. Amy — Journalism — 2; FHA President — 3; Prom Committee — 3; Mistress of Ceremony Dream Guy — 3; DCT — 4. Stephens. Kim — FFA — 3. Chaplain — 3; Anchor — 3; FFA Secretary — 4 Stewart. Jill — Cheerleading — 3, 4; LJF — 3; AFS — 3; Junior Representative — 3; Co-Chairman Prom — 3; Master of Ceremony Homecoming — 3; Senior Class Representative — 4; AFS President — 4; Homecoming Parade Chairman — 4; NHS — 2; Prom Page — 2; Homecoming Queen — 4; Calendar Couple — 4; Miss Congeniality — 3; Girls’ State — 4. WHHS Student Council Outstanding Junior Member — 3. Stewart. Kathy — FBLA Vice-President — 4; Marching Band — 2. 3; Concert Band — 2. 3. Seyez. Michelle — Cheerleader — 2. 3. 4; JV Bat Girl — 2; Basketball Score Keeper — 3. 4. Wrestling Stat — 3. 4. Octaketos 2; Anchor 2. 3. 4, Serteen — 4; AFS — 2. 3. 4; Trident Staff — 3, 4. Student Council — 3; French Club — 2, 3. 4. Summers. Connie — DCT — 4 Swygert. Bill — Varsity Football — 2. 3. 4. Weightlifting — 2. 3. 4; Key Club — 2. 3; FCA — 3, 4; Serteen — 4 T Tanner, Mike — JV Football — 2; Varsity Football — 4 Tarver. Sharon — Girls Track Team; JROTC Color Guard and Drill Team — 3. 4 Thibodeaux. Amy — NHS — 2. 3. 4; Anchor — 3. 4. Spiriteer — 3; French Club — 3; Philos — 2; Student Council — 2. 3; Junior Class. Sergeant-at Arms — 3; Prom Committee Chairman — 3; Sophomore Representative — 3; Calendar Committee — 2; Homecoming Committee — 2; Society of Distinguished High School Students — 4; Math Pride Award Contestant — 4. Thomas. Buck — Octaketos Parliamentarian 3; Sergeant-at-Arms — 4. Calendar Couple — 4; Homecoming Court — 4; Christmas King — 4 Thomas. Dale — FFA — 2. 3,4 Thompson. Kevin — Football — 2, 3. 4 Thompson. Laura — NHS — 2. Thompson. Jerome — Chess Club — 3, 4. Thompson. Robbie — Football — 2. 3; Spanish Club — 3; Serteen — 4 Thornhill. Doris — Girls Varsity Basketball Team — 4. German Club — 2. 3; Secretary — 3; Band — 2. 3. 4. Florida All-State Marching Band — 2. Tidwell. Kim — CBE — President — 3; Hospitality Committee — 4 Tims. Joyclyn — FHA — 3; Spanish Club — 3 Tipsword. Rachel — Flag Corps — 2; Interact ‘Lil’ Sister — 3; LJF — 3; DCT — 4; President — 4. Todd. Lisa — DCT — 4; DCT Treasurer — 4 Todd. Timothy — FFA — 2. 3. 4. Truesdell. Bryan — Track — 2. 3. 4; Cross Country — 3. 4; NHS — 2, 3. 4, Chaplain — 3; President — 4; Philo Fellow — 2; Interact — 4. Boys' State — 3; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4 Tucker. Chip — Key Club - 2; Secretary — 3; AFS — 3. 4; Serteen — 4; Tri-ent Staff — 4; Anchor Beau — 4 Turner. Kevin — Band — 2, 3. 4; Spanish Club — 4. Turner. Tracie — Swim Team — 3; FHA — 3; Vice-President — 3; DCT — 4; Corresponding Secretary — 4. Tuttle. Todd — NHS - 2; Interact - 3; Vice President — 3; Drama Club — 3; President — 3; Ocktaketos — 3; Interact President — 4. ICC — 4; President — 4; Yearbook Staff — 4; Academic Editor Yearbook Staff — 4. Student Forum — 4; Polk County Advisory Board — 3, United States National Academic Drama Award — 3; United States National Academy Art Award — 4 V Vance. Michael — Chess Club — 2. 3. 4; Science Oub - 2.3. Vaughn. Letitia — Spiriteers — 3; NHS — 2. 3; FYEA — 2; Secretary — 3; President — 4; LJF — 2. 3; Serteen - 4; AFS - 2. 3 Vibral. Tim — Football — 2. 3. 4; Track — 2; Wrestling — 3; Serteen — 4 Vittone. Mario — Band — 2. 3. 4. Orchestra 2. 3, 4; Stage Band — 3, 4. Vocal Ensemble 3. 4 Vogt. Gina — ROTC — 2. W Wages. Ed — Football — 2. 3. 4; Wrestling 3. 4. LJF Garcon — 2. Waltonbaugh. Dawn — Cross Country 4. Track - 4. NHS - 2. 3. 4. German Club - 2. 3. 4; President — 4. Most Valuable Player Award (Cross Country) — 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4 Warder. Denise — DECA — 4; FHA — 4 Warren. Linda — Band - 2. 3. 4; Interact Club — 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4. Warren. Teresa — CBE - 4 Wasmund. John — Band — 2. 3. 4 Waters. Sandy — FFA — 2. 3. 4 Waters. Scott — Leo Oub — 4; French Oub — 2. 3.4 Waters. Sherri — FYEA — 3. 4. FBLA — 4 Wentz. Shelly — Octaketos — 2. 3; AFS — 2. 3. 4; Spanish Club — 3; Serteen — 4. FYEA — 2. 3. 4 Wetherell. Shawn — Flag Corps — 2. 3, 4. Captain — 4; Philos — 3; NHS — 2. 3, 4. Whitchard. DeeDee — Band — 2, 3 White. Karen — Track — 3. 4; Philos — 2. 3. 4. German Qub — 3. 4; Student Council Class Rep — 2. 3. 4; NHS — 2. 3; Flonda Youth Educator of Amenca — 2, 3. 4; Senior Board Member — 4; AFS - 4 White. Tracy — Wrestling — 4. Drama — 2. Interact — 4; Trident Staff — 4 Wike. Tracy — DCT - 3. 4 Wilkes. Vicki — Band — 2. 3 Williams. Jennifer — Philos — 2. FBLA — 4. FHA — 4; Public Relations Officer — 4 Woodrum. Dawn — Marching Band — 2. 3. Octaketos - 3; FYEA - 2. 3. 4 FBLA - 3. 4. CBE — 4; President — 4. ICC — 4; Student Forum — 4, Nominee Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4 Wright. David — Band — 2. 3. 4; German Club — 2, 3, 4; Leo Club — 4; Sgt.-at-Arms — 4; Orchestra — 2. 3. 4; Who’s Who in Music — 3; All-County Orchestra — 3. Y Yolland. Angie — Marching Band — 2. 3. 4. Concert Band — 2. 3. 4, FHA — 4 Yon. Barbara — CBE — 4; Recording Secretary - 4. Young. Bobby — FFA — 2, 3. 4 Z Zimmerman, Valarie — Interact — 3; FFA 2.3.4 326 Senior Index Closing 327 In Memoriam A Rose A Rose was picked, When it was so young, And withered before. Its life had begun. A bud it was. And will forever be, Now a soul. In God’s eternity. It leaves behind An empty space, That no other flower. Will ever replace. Time will heal, The hurt and pain But the memories. Will always remain. Intangible now, But we have no fear. Because we know Our Rose is still near. Nothing of substance. Or material But the memories we have, No one can steal. We must live for today. Not our tomorrows Because we all live On time that is borrowed. We never know, Which Rose will die, But the sad part is, We never get to say, “Goodbye.” — Shelley Imber Greg Baggett J. C. Cain, II Wayne Miller 328 Closing . :V- V iV-' v . v ..v X