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

Text from Pages 1 - 336 of the 1984 volume:

2 Opening Reflecting upon these high school days, the memories return as our unity stays. Time seems so long, yet too short at the close — while reflecting within, we see the path which we chose. Oprning 3 4 Opening Facing the challenge — to share and to lit e. Striving for success while we learn and give. Opening 5 6 Opening Memories of these days are but a glimpse behind. Yet the happiness and warmth we still search to find. Opening 7 8 Opening Laughter and fun — the exchange of a smile. So special it is though it lasts a short while. Time cannot linger for we must walk on — With memories as endurance, our unity's not gone. Oprnin V Pep rallies .. . football games ... all played a part. Life seems to be its fullest, yet we're just at a start. Opening 11 12 Opening Build on tomorrow by the marks of today. For never again will we come this way. Oprning 13 1 4 Opening Engraved on our hearts are the friendships we've made. Forever they'll last and for no price we’d trade. Fart of our life ... a growth of within. From here we've achieved, yet we only begin. ( prnin£ IS 16 Op« ninp: DEDICATION The 1983-84 W'ha Hwa Hta See staff dedicates the 67th edition to Mrs. James Bailey because of her dedication and contributions to the students and faculty at Winter Haven High School. Mrs. Bailey attended Tift College for four years and then received her master’s in library science at the University of South Florida. When she is not working, Mrs. Bailey enjoys tennis, swimming. reading, and most of all. spending time with her supportive family. During her spare time. Mrs. Bailey opens the library two evenings a week and each morning before school starts as a service to the students. Her dedication has earned her the respect of her colleagues and her willingness to always help has made the resource center a very pleasurable and efficient place to go. Winter Haven High School is proud to have a faculty member who contributes so much to the school and the community. Therefore, through this dedication, we would like to show our appreciation for all the hard work and service she has provided for everyone. ZCTIONS • REFLECTIONS • REFLECTIONS' S TUDENT LIFE THE 1983- 84 WHHS The WHHS calendar couples of the 1983-'84 school year were nominated by various clubs, organizations, and homerooms. These couples were then voted on by the senior class. The couple receiving the most votes was placed on the cover. September: Leslie Waters, Mar Carr Cover: Nikki Blouin, Scotty Rivers 20 Siudfnl Life CALENDAR COUPLES December: Jacki l.al’an, Mark Condon March: Carla Schulz, Ted Threadgill June: l.ina Nelson, Ray Rafool January: Kelly Harris, Scott Crowder April: Gail Palo, Hamp Plowden February: Cindy Coleman, Kevin Kelpsa May: Elizabeth LaPietra, Bill Varela July: Sandy Barton, Gary Wargo August: Carla Brown, Bill Dawson Student Life 21 HOMECOMING 22 Studrnt Life UPROAR! Student Life 23 1983-84 HOMECOMING 24 Student Life KING AND QUEEN HOMECOMING ACTION 26 Student Life ... SPIRIT ATTRACTION Student Life 27 DEVILS LOST Trick or Treat Me Sitting Devil D E-V-I-L-S What's up doc?? Hey, my hair-click. Look at those legs 28 Student Life IN THOUGHT... Fight, Win Yea, it’s Friday!! I wonder if he’s watching Hey, let me see. I’m tough. Yukk, Monday morning. Come on Ray, SMILE. I’ve got style. Let me think about this . . . Student Life 29 GIRL AND BOY STATERS Students from the 1982-83 Junior Class were nominated by the Winter Haven High Sehool faculty to attend a political convention. This convention was held at Florida State University in Tallahassee for a week this summer. These students, as nominees of our school, gave speeches in front of the American Legion. The Girl and Boy Staters chosen to participate acquired a better understanding of the government by learning about elections, lecturing, debating, voting, and writing bills. By discovering hidden qualities in themselves, these individuals learned how to present themselves in front of people, cooperate, be responsible, and have courage and ambition. All agreed that this was a worthwhile and educational experience upon their return home. L to R: Carla Schulz, Elizabeth LaPietra, Libby Threlkel. L to R, Standing: Bobby Cranston, Mac Carr, Steve Henderson, Kevin Kearns, Scott Crowder, Ted Threadgill, Kevin Kelpsa, Donald King. Kneeling: Alan Schwarb, Tim Magann, Bill Livingston. 30 Student Life DREAM GIRL PAGEANT Sharon Sammaro. Dream Cirl. The annual Dream Girl pageant, sponsored by the Future Homemakers of America, was held in the spring of 1983. Individual preparations were launched by each contestant after junior girls had been nominated by a club or homeroom. Categories within the pageant included sportswear, eveningwear, and talent. The Dream Girl and her runner-up candidates plan and coordinate the pageant for the following year. The 1983-84 Dream Girl was Sharon Sammaro with Kelly Newell, Lisa Nelson, Lisa Walcott, and Anne Marie Huff as first, second, third, and fourth runners-up, respectively. Kelly Harris won the Talent award, and Amy Carson was named Miss Congeniality. Kelly Newell, first runner-up. Nelson, second runner-up. Anne Marie Huff Kelly Harris, Talent winner Amy Carson, Miss Congeniality Student Life SI THE GOOD TIMES... Student Life 33 34 Student Life This is so exciting! Everything's cool! Say cheeeez! WE’VE GOT THE LOOK!! Wow, what a kisaer!! Mickey and Dawn!! Yumm! School food! The Devil made me do it!! Studrnt Lifr 35 DE VIE PEOPLE SA Y 36 Student Life “FIGHT - WIN”! Student Life 37 DEVILS BOOST 38 Student Life DYNAMITE SPIRIT!! StudentIjfc 39 ’TWAS THE DAY Santa's delinquent elves! Electric Personality. Candy girls . . . 40 Student Life BEFORE VACATION... Studrnl Life 41 JINGLE BELL ROCK Freak-a-zoids!! Santa's here!! Santa's here!!! Guess what I got for Christmas?? 42 Student Life A THING CALLED SENIORITIS... Third degree senioritis hits Bruce! Yep! Only two more hours left! I should not have eaten lunch! Wake-up call — 1:40 p.m. Student Life . 43 1984 Senior Notables The 1984 Senior Notables were announced at the Junior-Senior Prom on April 27. The spectacular evening was celebrated at Walt Disney World Contemporary Hotel in the Ballroom of the Americas. The very romantic theme, “Moonlight and Roses” and the 1984 Prom will long, be remembered by the junior and senior classes. MOST INTELLECTUAL Lee Tatum George Rey 3JU gfunio'i Cfaao 4 30ulen Sen ion XiffiScLJ neejaeata tIU pfeaau'ie j company al fjjve unioa-Senior CfVUVl Cfaao of 198-V 7aiAcuj e enini , flpnif IWentij-ae'Aentln nineteen tumbled, and eiijfltij-fnun at iuifj often ei Rt o’cfocJc flaifnaom of till Cf mexicoA Cant empoxa'uj Xold £a£e£B u«na TLta, Sfonida MOST POPULAR Cheryl Copenhaven Scotty River BEST LOOKING Ann Marie Huff William Varela 44 Student Life WITTIEST CUTEST Amy Carson Ted Threadgill Nicole Blouin Mike McKown MOST TALENTED Connie Baggett Richard Carlton MOST SCHOOL SERVICE Carla Schulz Chris McAfee Student Life 45 PROM COMMITTEES 1983-84 The Prom Committee Chairmen for the 1983-84 prom were: Mia Marotti: Secretary, Amy Hart: Chairman. Pam Da is: Co-chairman. The prom was held April 27. 1984 at The Contemporary Hotel. AX alt Disney World. Row One: Wendy Johnson. Julie Cook. Lisa W indham, Billy Hardin. Suzy Reese. Row Two: Meg Hays. Stephanie Albaugh, Susan Baxter. Nena Manzo. Row One: Pam Gardner. Kris Sackett. Kelly Downing. Kim Jesse, J. P. Reynolds, Kelly Snively. Louis Garrard. Row Two: Ronald Gerber, Denise Whitten. Angela Hershfield. Liz Dumaresq, Missy Jo Curling. 46 Sludrnl Ijfr MY MEMORIES OF 1984 This Book Belongs to: My favorite teacher: My favorite color: My favorite football team: My favorite song: My favorite actor actress: My favorite t.v. show: My favorite pastime: My best friend: My favorite time of the year: Favorite beach: My most hated song: My most hated movie: Favorite cut down: My most anticipated events: My favorite event: Most hated politician: Favorite soap opera: Favorite sport: Favorite summer activity: Favorite Disney ride: Favorite athlete: My favorite college: Best personality: The grossest word: My favorite subject: My most hated subject: President of the U.S.: My favorite beverage: My favorite jeans: My favorite candy: Favorite article of clothing: Favorite book: Favorite car: My favorite place to go on a date: My favorite saying: Favorite word: Favorite food: Favorite group: My prom date: Favorite Magazine: My favorite place to eat: My height: My address: My most feared future event: My girl boy friend: Most controversial issue: Most hated book: My favorite cologne: My favorite radio station: My best memory: My favorite comedian: Student Life 47 SPARKLING FASHIONS 48 Student Life OF1983-84 Studrnt Lifr 49 A LONG WAY Each year, exchange students come to Winter Haven High School from other countries. This school year, four exchange students joined our student body. Coming from the south of France, our school made friends with Claire Aussilloux. It is a great chance and experience for her to live in the south of the United States for a school year. Claire has enjoyed, for the most part, the social life in Winter Haven. Leaving Winter Haven High, her American family, friends, and everything she has discovered here will be very hard. Claire thinks America is a great country!! Jose Antonio Romero comes from a small town in Monteros, Tucuman, Argentina. He is eighteen years old and is living with the Madaus family while in th United States. In his spare time Jose enjoys playing soccer, rugbv, and swimming. Being such a sports lover he joined the city soccer team here. He also enjoys going out with friends in his free time. Jose’s future plans include to be a nuclear engineer. He also hopes to come back to the United States someday. . A 1 r '' V —— 50 Studrnt Life FROM HOME!! Vivienne Lynn Kean is eighteen years old and from a town of about six thousand people called Wynyard, which is on the Northwest coast of Tasmania. She is in her second year at Hellyer College in Burnie. Vivienne is living with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Good. She is taking advanced Physics, Chemistry, Algebra, Geometry, and Art. In her spare time she enjoys swimming, playing volleyball, netball, and squash. She also enjoys dancing and playing the guitar. Upon graduating from college Vivienne will be joining the Royal Australian Air Force as a communications operator or computer technician. If possible, she would like to do commercial art as an outside job. Vivienne finds that America is not much different than Australia. The Americans are friendlier but more conservative she finds. Annette Sundberg is here sponsored by the American Scandinavian Student Exchange Program. She is seventeen years old and from Stockholm, the capital of Sweden. In her free time Annette enjoys running, swimming, and snow skiing. She has been working in a flowershop for a long period of time. Annette would like to be a tour guide after attending college, as she loves to travel. Coming to America has been a dream come true for her. She has learned a lot about the American life and culture. It has been a really exciting year for Annette and she has experienced homecoming, prom, and hopes to graduate in June. Student Life S1 WHAT IS YOUR “Af, because we went to alot of places to see cattle, tractors, lands, and groves.” Mark Palmer The nights I fell on my face after wrecking my truck or someone elses.” Scott Thompson “All of the fun we had watching the Blue Devils win and win and win.” Tammy Christopher “Spring Break .. .” Kim Bower “Graduating, getting my diploma, and getting away from here.” Coretta Hopkins “The freedom. Not having to work for a living is great. Being able to hang around with my friends won't last after high school.” John Mills The Varsity Football pounding the Hounds 35 to 25. I think the football season brings the SPIRIT out in our school.” Edward Levan 54 Student Life FONDEST MEMORY??? “The help that the commanders of the JROTC gave me and the time they devoted to spend with me to learn everything there is to know about being the best cadet of my company.” Tommy Popola “I was a member of the Winter Haven High School Lady Blue Devils Basketball team. I could look back on the great season that we had playing basketball.” Vontrise Swaker “The crazy dress-up days during the football season.” Julie Beddingfield “My friends and all the fun we had trying to keep our sanity.” Amy Carson “The pep rallies and the football games because we are encouraged to stand up and SCREAM. Also, the school dances, my friends, and graduation. Anonymous Student Life 55 DE VIL S DARLING, 1983-84 Suzanne McKenzie was selected as the 1983-84 Devil’s Darling. The Future Homemakers of America again sponsored the event. Suzanne's role was to promote good public relations, participation in school activities, and school spirit. Acting as the Athletic Department’s Spirit Ambassador, she helped at various sports events. - - 56 Student Life CLOWNIN’ AROUND. BACK TO THE DRAWING BOARD Construction began this year at Winter Haven High School for the renovation of our outdated Home Economics wing that was built in 1955. When completed, there will be four Home Economics labs. Also, a new Science building with two Chemistry labs and two Biology labs was begun. This building was a result of the RAISE bill requiring one more science credit. This construction was made possible by the Parent Teacher Student Organization and the School Plant Survey Team. 58 Student Life DE VIL S GIVE IT Winter Haven High School has done a great deed in contributing blood to the Winter Haven Hospital. The Blood Mobile visited November 8, 9. 1983. and January 30. 31. 1984. The students gave at least sixty pints per visit. Through the Winter Haven High School blood bank account, we were able to contribute sixteen pints to David Ar-mistead, a fellow student, who suffered a severe car accident. Students have been given a big “thank you for helping with the fight for lives. Studrnt Lifr 59 C.lawtcs cdilor: Beck) ildcr Staff nwinbcr? : Kell) Cowart, John Barnes. Danielle Dickinson • REFLECTIONS • REFLECTIONS • REFLE CLASS Senior Class Officers. L. TO R.: Sharon Sammaro. President; Kim Overstreet, Vice President; Cindy Coleman. Secretary; Cheryl Copenhaver, Treasurer; Elizabeth Lapietra. Sergeant of Arms; Melanie Hubbard, Parliamentarian. Greg Abercrombie Randy Alexander Robby Abercrombie Robert Adams Christopher Alexander Victor Alicea Byron Allen Trevor Allen Clifford Alexander Arnetta Allums 62 Seniors OF “84’’ Senior (Has Representatives, L to R: Ray Rafool, Kim Morgan. Carla Schulz, Leslie aters. Kevin Kelpsa. Amy Carson, Jacki LaPan, Pam Parker. Jim Pielow, Peter Wolff. Martina Giordano. David Armistead Cathy Atkinson k Donald Baker Dawn Barger Frank Barnes Srniors 63 John Barnes Kevin Bartlett Sandra Barton Lonnie Bassham Hay Baumbaeh Mike Bice John Blaser Nicole Blouin Kim Bos Tracy Bowers Darla Bolin Dale Bond Kaye Boone 64 Senior Jennifer Braddork Michelle Brainerd Steven Braun Mike Breitenbach Doug Bristow Brenda Broader Shenita Brokenburr David Brooks Michael Brennan Beatrice Brown Carla Brown Jeff Brown Brenda Brown Jeff Brow n Lynn Brown Pam Burns Linda Bruce Brian Burch Angie Burkett Erroll Burney ior� 65 Tim Camphouse Richard Carlton Rick Callan Dana Carron Amy Carson Jeffrey Camilli Malcolm Carr Rhonda Cameron David Carr Victoria Chase Hai Chau Charles Christian Mike Clock Cynthia Coleman Mark Condon Roger Conklin 66 Senior Tym Cooper Brian Cover Bobby Cranston Tony Crouse Scott Daley Andy Crowder Steven Daniel Christopher Davis Barbara Daniels Debbie Daniels Scott Crowder fl Senior 67 Melony Davis Scott Davis Bill Dawson Chris DeCicco John Deese Tracy Deese Pamela Dewdney Ernie DiLorenzo Tina Dismuke Thomas Diamond Steve Duncan Todd Edmonds George Eldridge Penny Eldridge 68 Srnion Veronica Felton Kimberly Flowers Raymond Freeman Andy France Pamela Gantt Sherri Fuqua Christopher Furr Brenda Fury Karin Garber Ken Garner Martina Giordano James Gentry Scott Gilliland Karen George Seniors 69 Keith Hail Kim Hardy Tim Hall Sheri Harm Inger Girtman Lorenzo Graham Susan Grimsley Joe Halman Steve Hancock Denice Hardin Nikki Harris Lisa Hawkins 70 Senior John Hileman Kathy Hill Beverly Hines Senior 71 Marian Jordan Vivienne Kean Kevin Kearns Sieve Keen Jim Koon Robert Koves Tony Kratz Jason Kuipers Mike Labrie 72 Senior Sandy Laing Ellen Lanier Suzanne Lashley Michael Leonard Brenda Loar Teresa LoCascio Steve Lonker Lynne Loyed Brian Lozell Byron Martin Juan Martinez Christopher Mathis Shirley Marshall Giovanni Mattera Brad Martin Gretta Matthew David Maynard Christopher McAfee Billy McAllister 7 4 S« nion Mia McKown Gref Mercer Suzanne McKenzie Rick Melson Mike McKown Vicki Merritt Mary McGarrity Tim McLin Michelle Mellen Cheryl Miles Julie Miles Rick Miles Caryn Miller James Miller Scott Miller Donald Monda Fred Moore Joseph Moore Richard Miller Senior 7 5 Long Nguyen Mark Nichols Andrea Nordheim Kelly Newell Charles Odum Henry Morrison Terissa Mulkey Hung Tri Nguyen Sherrie Olson 7 6 Senior Karen O'Neal Ronnie O'Neal Janet Onheiser Jeff Osborne Mitch Osborn James Oscarson Kim Overstreet Debbie Owens David Pabor Maylon Palmer Gail Palo Angelia Parker Pamela Parker Anita Pate Robert Pate Chalon Patton Vicky Paullin Leslie Pedone Chris Pelow Darryl Perrine Matthew Perry Sheila Pewitt Tracy Pewitt Joan Pfingsten Timothy Phillips Senior 77 Elaine Pochart Jeff Porter Erie Poole Kubv Poole Hamp Plowden Brian Porta f Richard Pittman David Poore Tim Phillips James Pielow Wiley Pratt Dannielle Ray Ed ard Redstreake Stephen Reed Lisa Reese Kurt Remsgar George Rey 78 Srnior� Charlie Reynolds Kimberly Reynolds Susan Richardson Christy Riser Scott Rizer Audra Roberts Kimberly Robinson Rodney Robinson David Rodgers Gretchen Rucker Mark Ruggieri Linda Russell Ryan Richardville David Rivers Kim Roberts Irving Robinson Vera Rodgers Steve Rodriquez Neil Rountree Vicky Rousch Sean Sailor Wayne Salmon Srniora 79 Robert Sanders Kim Saunders Guy Schatzman Bob Schaffner Sharon Sammaro Redonna Smith Robert Smith Stacey Smith Kevin Smith Ward Smith Keith Smith Valerie Smith 80 Srnior Cathy Sparkman Jana Spence Jimmy Spillman Scott Spoor Jeff Spotswood Derrick Stone John Storck Harry Strickland Charles Stum Dianne Suits Jo Ann Suits Barbara Sumner Annette Sundberg Lynita Swaker Michael Swann Senior 81 Lisa Thomas Sandra Thomas Sharen Thomas Jo-Jo Thompson Kimberly Thompson 82 Senior Solomon Tyson Kari (Jlch Paula Vann David Varner William Varela Rondal Walls Daniel Warren Kathleen Walsh Gary W'argo Cheryl Walters Julie Warmington David Warren Ronald W'arren Angie W alton Paul Wasmund David W ard Christy W'arner Leslie Waters Senior 83 Todd Westall Mark Wharton Ty White Lisa Whitten Pamela Wilbur Becky W ilder Peter W ilkerson Connie Willis Constance Wilson Denise Wilson Susan Yon Susan Young John Zellers Barry Ezell 8t Senior Engaged? 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Front Row: Meg Hays, Angela Hershfield, Kim Jesse, Kelly Downing, Ixrnis Garrard, Charles Landau. Back Row: Kim Henderson, Denise Whitten, Lisa Knowles. Alexis Alicea Helen Allen Lisa Allen Paul Allums Kevin Alsup Kristine Anastasio Eddie Anderson Pam Anderson Ethel Andrews Richard Applegarth Denise Archer Angela Armstead Kim Arthur Keith Ashley Victor Austin Junior 89 Teresa Baggett Julie Baker Tony Baldwin Bruce Ball Amy Barfield Nicole Barranco Angie Bartlemay Kevin Baxter Susan Baxter Tera Bedford Jeff Bennett Susan Bennett Jennifer Benson Karen Berkenfield Lisa Berns Mark Bernstein Matt Bernthal Anita Bess Bobby Bissett Allen Black Jeff Blackhurst Sandy Blackmon Mark Bloelh Mike Bolton Scott Booth Tony Borton Hussella Bowen Kim Bower Mark Bowers Jannice Boyd Bill Brakora Trey Braswell Paul Bruan Brian Brott Andrew Brown 90 Junion David Brown Ricky Bridegroom Tim Bridges Melvin Brooker Jeff Brvan Tammy Bryant Kathy Bunn Kevin Burke Rebecca Burnham Penny Burns Susan Burns Holly Cain Jeff Calcutt Sean Callen Michael Camilli Kristy Campbell Shannon Capps Kim Carden David Carlson David Carmichael Deon Carpenter Angie Carter Eula Carter Jerome Carter Laurin Cathey Troy Chambless Thuy Chau Mike Cheeseman Marisa Chelius Michael Chiavuzzi Patricia Chipman Janice Chippewa Tammy Christopher Karin Clark Melissa Clark Junior 91 Michelle Clark Sue Clark Pete Clay Katrina Cloninger Walter Cobb Jennifer Coleman Jamie Collins Kelly Collins Maryanne Collins Teresa Collins Tracy Connell Julianne Cook Joseph Coppins Eddy Coppock Martin Courtney Johnny Cotton Bobby Coulombe Lyndell Covington Robert Covington Tony Cox Connie Cozzens Karen Craig Cassandra Crawford George Cribbs Tonda Cripe Cheryl Crisman Jeff Crisp Richard Criss Don Croft 92 Junior Karen Croft Cari Crooks Carla Crosby Albert Cross Stephanie Croston Dean Crowell Honnie Culpepper Jeff Culvahouse Neil Culvahouse Jon Culver Missy Curling Luella Curry Todd Curts Rodney Dailey Mike Dalbon David Dale Alan Daniels Dean Daniels Pam Davis Sabrina Davis Sue Davis Julie Dawson Michelle Dean Steve DeBusschere Juniors 93 Jill Decker Darrell Dees Pat Dees Paula Deese Alex DelCastillo Angie Derreberry Cindy Derreberry Christopher Desroohers Christine DiNunzio Jennifer DiNunzio Jim Dix Yolanda Dixon Karen Doll Alicia Donald Deidra Donald David Donofrio David Dorman Greg Dotson Kevin Dotson Sharon Dowdy Kelly Downing Chris Drayton Robert DuBois Roseanne Dudley Liz Dumaresq Jodette Dumke David Dumond Stephanie Dunn Lorenzo Durant Kim Earnest Dawn Edmondson Willie Edom, Jr. Denise Edwards Tina Edwards Cheryl Eldridge Martha Elliot' Laura Elmling- 94 Junior . Sam Elmore Tammy Elwell Laura Erbel Steve Esham Roderick Esteve Gus Evers Rachel Falk Ty Faulkner Edmelinda Figueroa Tina Finch Cari Flanagan Jeff Fordham Patti Fort Chip Fortenberry Angie Foster Kendall Fountain Jennifer Frane Dwight Frazier Arnold Fredrick Monica Gabel Alan Garbrecht Elvira Garcia Pam Gardner Louis Garrard Alicia Gault Ronald Gerber Beth Gill Brian Gillgren Sandi Gizzi Mike Glave Kathy Gordon Brad Grantham Cliff Gray James Griffin Marquerite Gulley Juniors 95 Greg Guthrie Janice Guziejka Joell Hackle Sara Hagan Kiss Hagins Da id llagler Mark Hagman Isaiah Hall Kick Hall Vince Hall Mary Hallett llohby Hallmark Myra Hamilton Sheri Hamilton Gregory Hamm Sabreana Hamm Patty Hampton Wendy Hampton Darrin Hanna Liz llansell Debbie Hansen Angie Hardaway Billy Hardin Chris Hargett Robin Harrell Ronald Harris Cappy Harrison ('.had Harrison Amy Hart Norman Hartpence Diana Harvey Meg Hays Russell Hays Kevin Helms Danny Hemby 96 Junion Kim Henderson Damita Henry Angela Herman Angela Hershfield Andrea Hicks Samira Hijaz Scott Hill Mike Hinegardner Tammy Hines Neysa Hipsher James Hobbs Gena Hogan Rick Holland Tabetha Hopp Kathy Hopper James Horne Vicky Horton Dan Houser Billy Howard Roy Huggins Steve Hughes Misty Hull Robin Hunt Cindy Huntington Janelle Hurgeton Susan Hurst Tim Huskey Missy Hutto Audra Imber Christina Inks Wallace Inman Wanda Inman Heather Ireland Robbie Ito Lee Itzenmyer Junior 97 Cary Jackson Theresa Jaeobs Randy Jeffery Jimmy Jennis Kim Jesse Tina Jester Tony Jiles Kim Jischke Duane Johnson Heather Johnson Honora Johnson Marcus Johnson Wendy Johnston Tom Joiner Celeste Jones Donna Jones Tachelle Jones Terry Joplin Debbie Jozowski Chris Junk Wendy Justice David Kaiser Mike Kay John Kaylor Andrea Keen Paul Kelly 98 Juniors Tammie Kenemuth Janine Key LaTonnja Key Lotharielle Key Kevin King Memory King Tom King Stephanie Kirkland Paul Kleaka Kelly Knepp Lisa Knowles Richard Koon Albee Kriston Cindy Ladner Charles Landau Bridgette Lanier Patty Laraway Leslie Lasseter Pamela Lee Jody Leis Toyetta Leonard Charles Lewis Jerald Lewis Joseph Lewis Kelli Lewis Kristi Lewis Juniors 99 Michelle Lewis Todd Lewis Jeane Lindley Jeff Lockard Jenni Locke Rick Lott Bryan Lowe Julie Lucas Shannon Luke Charlie Lyons Melinda (lacCalla Melissa MaeCalla Erin Mahoney Diane Malone Chris Mann Lee Manning Andy Manzo Nena Manzo Mia Marotti Robert Marotti Kyraen March Troy Martin Tina Mashburn Michelle Mason Tony Mathews Donna May Buck Mayo Kyle McArthur Elaine McCarty Sean McCarty Dee Ann McCaslin Rhonda McClain Theia McClendon Michelle McClernan Scott McCrimmon 100 Juniors Lisa McGatha Walt McGriff Poochie McKennon Raymond McKenzie Mitch McKown Eric McLamara Kyle McManis Terry Merritt Michelle Mersereau Scott Messner John Miceli Matthew Milburn Josephine Miles David Miller Janet Miller Kim Miller John Mills Rocco Monteleone Byron Moore Robert Moore W'inston Moore Steve Morgan Penny Morris Shari Morris Brenda Morrow Tina Mulkey Lisa Neuman Ai-Thu Nguyen Kim Lien Nguyen Oanh Nguyen Son Nguyen Jarrod Nichols Karen Nigg Cheryl Nutting Anita O'Neal Juniors 101 Lori O’Neal Robert Orr Steve Ousley Annalisa Paeholski Brian Padgette Mark Palmer Mindy Pangburn Jose Parrilla Shawn Paul Brooks Pearce Johnny Pearce Tom Peardon Robin Peeples Mark Pelow Melissa Pelt Sony Peters Eric Pharnes Travis Phillips Robin Piazza Ginger Pielow Tiffany Piper LaNeice Plant Preston Pooser Melissa Porter Cindi Postell Kim Powell Missy Powell Mina Premji Karen Prescott Bert Race Randy Radney Rick Radzak Brandon Rafooi Deron Randall Missy Ream 1 02 Junior Dawn Reardanz Lori Redman Suzanne Reese Jimmy Reeves J. 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Reynolds Larry Reynolds Debra Richardson Traci Richardson Wendy Richardson Lori Riddle Chris Rizer Kim Rizer Jeff Roberts Mike Roberts Nathaniel Robinson Richard Robnett Gary Rogers Eddrem Rollins Mike Rooney Jeff Rose Ken Rose Mary Rose Chris Rowell Matthew Royals Ronnie Rush Amy Russell Boris Rutledge Kris Sackett David Sanborn Tina Sansone Griselle Santiago Lavonna Sasnett Dean Satterfield John Scales Jim Scanlan Juniors 103 Steve Schaffner Mary Schmid Jeff Schmidt Joey Schneider John Schneider James Schramm Michele Seber Dawn Settlemyre Amy Lynn Shaw David Shaw Steve Sheffield Rod Shelton Eugene Shular Phillip Simmons Linda Sims Kenny Singleton 4% Jeff Skipper Amy Smeal Jack Smith } - Lucious Smith w Rhonda Smith Rod Smith Stephanie Smith LI Susan Smith Vivian Smith Charlotte Smothers Glen Snell Kelly Snively Randy Solomon Neal Sowell Tammie Sparkman I aura Speer Bill Spencer Derrick Spillman James Spires 104 Juniom Steve Spivey Shelly Spotswood Theresa Stalford Beth Stanfield Paula Stanley Patty Stasney Lisa Steele Dallas Steiger Michael Stephens Tina Stephens Steve Stettner Roy Stevens Becky Stewart Chris Stewart Cindy Stewart Michelle Story Darren Strickland Russell Stum Rodney Summers Heather Susac Jodi Sutton Michelle Sutton Joey Szafranski John Szafranski Connie Tabor Todd Tanner Webb Tanner Greg Taylor Julie Taylor Louis Taylor Bill Teppner Terry Thacker Tracy Thibodeaux Jeanette Thomas Barbara Thompson Junior 105 Jonathan Thompson Marlene Thompson Melissa Thompson Sandra Thompson Shelly Thompson Alice Thornton Toni Tidwell Wanda Todd Danh Tran Hien Tran Mike Trueheart Charis Tucker Christie Tucker Scott Tulaero Tres Tuttle Diane Vaassen Mark Varela Bonnie Varnadore James Varner Kay Vaughn John Vogt Hien Vuong Laura Waldron Tracie Walker Herschel Walley Doug W'altonbaugh Kathy W altz Charlie Warren Sammy Warren Dennis Waters Jerry Weekfall Vicki Welch Brian Wells Sally Wheeler Travis Whitehard 106 Junior Betsy White Paul W hiting Denise Whitten Alvin Williams Gary Williams Joseph Williams Meavin Williams Mike Williams Victor W illiams April W illiford Angela Willis Bobby W ilson Darrel Wilson Deanna Wilson Donna Wilson Lisa Windham Gene W'ininger Rob Winfree Shelia Wood Sherry Wood Tammy Wood Bridget W oodard Mike Woodard Terri Woods Joey Woolery Bob W'oolwine Bonnie Wright Kevin Wright Maria Yates Debbie Yoder Michelle Yon Junior 107 c L A S 5 O F 8 6 Sophomore Class Officers; Front Row: Kim Gray, Vice President; Charity McCurdy, Secretary; Back Row: Fred Geathers, President; Tri Thornhill, Treasurer. Cecilio Acevedo Robert Acken Marty Adams Tommy Adcock Nora Adkins Gary Akin kiddie Akins Sean Albritton Steve Albritton Ron Alford Donald Anderson Edrich Anderson Vanessa Anderson Vicki Anderson Shirley Andrews 108 Sophomore Sophomore Class Representatives; Front row, L. to R.: Christine Melvin, Bernadette Sager, Peggy Threlkel, Bark Row, I. to r.: Steve Eisenschenk, Jewell Schell, Mandy Handock. Ken Atkins Johnny Austin Chandra Bailev Jeff Ball Carrie Barber Dana Barger Tony Barrera Dezso Bartha MaryBeth Bartlett Tonya Bartlett Wanda Batten Jeff Battilla Leah Baz Ray Bearde Brad Beatty Sophomorft 109 Julie Beddingfield Carlina Bell Sharen Bellamy Melanie Bender Debbie Bennett Audra Berger Julie Berns Heather Bevis Jonathan Bilbrey Lisa Biley Traei Bohyer Eva Bolinger Brian Bolton Missy Borden Larry Bosse Beris Bowen Tommy Braaten Bryan Brainerd Kevin Bragg Nanei Brillant David Broadus Samantha Brook Kim Brookins Beth Brooks Debbie Brooks Gale Broom Neil Broom Shana Broussard Brenda Brown Debra Brown Doug Brown Eric Brown Rodney Brown Todd Brown William Brown 110 Sophomore Mark Bryan Tommy Bryant Jame.s Burhanan Katye Buckner Frank Burchett Benny Burgess Matt Burkett Ken Burnam Julie Burns John Burry Curtis Burton Stephanie Buxton Andy Byrd Mike Byrd Todd Caldwell Debbie Campbell James Campbell Oanh Cao Danny Carothers Diann Carpenter B. J. Carter Jesse Castleberry Tracy Cayson Michael Chambers Scotti Chambers Teresia Chandler Raui Chandrasekhara Gregg Chapman Berry Chatas William Chen Ray Clark Kelly Claussen Tracy Coffman Julie Cole Kevin Cole Sophomorr 111 Chase Collier Priscilla Collins Stephen Collins Dwayne Colvin Tammy Conerly Jolene Connor Billy Conover Seott Conwell Jason Cooper Chris Coscia Jaffie Courtney Keith Covington Amos Cowart Sandy Cox Tonya Cox Angie Cribbs Bobby Crittenden Jeff Cronin Shirley Crossley Jon Crowder Ricardo Cruz Sean Culleny Jon Cullimore April Cuyler Clora Cuyler Cheryl Czekwinski Greg Dale Diane Danas Darin Daniels Pam Daniels Rachael Daniel Todd Danley Jeanie Daughtry Cheryl Davis Angie Davis 1 12 Sophomorr . Dean Davis Edwin Davis III Jackie Davis Jeff Dawson Carl Deal Sherrie Deas Jack DeFeo Rosa DeGroff Hernando DelCastillo Kirsten Denting Ron Denton Betty Derreberry Ron DeSantis Kimberly Detofsky Twanna Dewdney Tom DeWitt Lois Dials Jeff Dicks Dawn Dilts Nora Dionne Christina Dixon John Donofrio Robin Doyle Cheri Du Bose Dean DuBose Theresa Duke Robert Dunlap Christie Durham Denise Durrence Brett Edmonds Debbie Edmondson Stephan Eisenschenk Vicki Elkins Lisa Enos Sylvia Enriquez Sophomores '113 Larry Etheridge William Eubank Tina Evaneho Berle Evans Desiree Farese David Farmer Randy Faulkner Eddie Feagle Kier Felder Patty Fleming Shelly Foote Cynthia Fountain Tim Fox Tad Fraine Melissa Franks Vickie Fulford Andrew Gaffney Danny Gallo Amm Garbrecht John Gardner Scott Garner Gina Gatlin Joey Gatlin Perry Gay Frederick Geathers Gary Gerardo Mark Gerber Katie Gerencser Brady Getlin Keith Gibbons LeDawn Gibson Jack Gill Bryan Gilliam Wyetta Gladney Valerie Glover 114 Sophomore Daniel Godwin Missy Godwin Carla Gonzales Susan Goodman Steve Gordon Kim Gray Pamela Gray Suzette Green Will Greene Suzanne Gregory Deanna Grice Bernice Griffin Sandy Griffith Sherry Griffith Kenny Grimes Jennifer Grimm Laura Grubbs Fernandez Gunter Roy Gust Lisa Hackle Jennifer Hadden Coleman Hale Greg Hall Stan Hall Tony Hall Joy Hamilton Kelli Hamilton Stephanie Hampton John Hancock Mandy Hancock Sandra Hanson Joannah Harless Reed Harmon Alan Harper Roy Harper Sophomore 115 Sheila Harper Joe Harrison Karolyn Harrison Paul Harrison Heidi Hartwell Esiah Harvey Jonathan Harvey Linda Harvey Laura Hatch David Hatcher Jennifer Hatfield Heidi Hatmaker David Haven Tammy Head Robert Headrick Dottie Henderson Tim Hendley Heidi Hendricks Karen Hess Tami Hicks Shaunna Higley Kathy Hill Tammy Hill Tim Hill Patricia Hobbs Terry Holley 116 Sophomorr Craig Holman Janet Hooper Coretta Hopkins Robert Hopper Aaron Horcha Tammy Horne Downy Houser Kitten Howell Catherine Hoye Robin Huber Susan Hulme Kelly Human Nikki Hunter Doug Hurley Bob Hurst Marie Hurst Gavin Imber Deborah Ingram Katy Inman Gary Jackson Tonya Jackson Janice Jenkins Neil Jenkins Russ Jenkins Tim Jester Anthony Johnson Sophomorr 1 1 7 Rana Johnson Kandy Johnson Rita Johnson Roy Johnson Ruth Johnson Eric Jones Rodi Jones Jen Jen Jones Monica Jones Pam Jones Steven Jones Willie Jones James Jordan Shenitah Joyce Larry Judd Richie Junker Denise Justice Robert Justice Michelle kaiston Patrick kane kelly kalhman Hans katros David kaylor Egan kemp Eric kennedy Lisa kennedy Travis kennedy Holly kibbey Troy kilby Candy kinchen Christy kind David king kevin kingery Charlene klug Cheryl knighten 118 Sophomorrtt Nancy Koch Cory Konger Michelle Kriston Tim Kriston Bryan Ladd Keith Lam Rhonda Landtroop Adrian Lane Stephanie Lang Towanna Lang Andy Lapicola Pete LaPietra Denise LaRose Willie Lawrence Serena Lear Chuck Lee Traci Lee William Leonard Angie Lester Edward Levan David LeVance Traci LeVines Lisa Lewis Matt Lewis Russell Lewis Sarah Lewis Paul Lewter Gene Lien Anne Lindley Brenda Lister Chris Locke Ricky Long Randy Lonker Melissa Loop Julie Lott Sophomore 119 Robin Love Pat Lovell David Lovett Shiwana Lowe Kim Luckey Ann Lynch Andrea Lyons Jennifer MacCrea Kelly McAfee Sharon McCarty Predette McCoy Dan McCullough Charity McCurdy Julie McDonald Roy McDonald Shell McIntosh Sharonda McKcnnon Myra McKenzie Sarah McKenzie Tim McLeod Johnny McQueen Primitivo Madrid David Magann Christy Maginnis Andrea Makowski Garret Malvin Brian Malys Keith Mangus Paul Mankowski Caryl Mann Mark Marion Keith Marler Kathy Martinez Angie Matheison Michelle Mathews 20 Sophomorr Pam Mayo Tina Means Christine Melvin Diomedes Mendez Angela Mercer Adrianna Meridith Brian Merrick Kim Miley Chris Miller Danita Miller Melissa Miller Rae Miller Kevin Mills John Milton Mandy Mitchell Shawn Monts Sharon Moody Dennis Moosbrugger Shawn Moseley Jay Myers Bobby Nathey Jack Nelson Lisa Nelson Scott Newell Shawanda Newton Sean Nickson David Olsen Matt Osborn Susan Ostram Shan Oswald Tim Oswalt Freddie Odom Chris Palmer Pam Palmer Da wn Parks Sophomores 121 Andrew Parnell Kristin Parsons Micheal Partain Geri Peacock Jody Peavey Cheri Peek Libby Pelfrey Marta Pelrine Mike Pennix John Pesack Austin Phillips Tawana Phillips Tommy Phillips Jack Pickier Valerie Pimental Mark Platzer Tawnya Polk David Pooser Tommy Popola Gary Porn Keith Powell Susan Powell Pam Pridgen Todd Pursley James Quinlan Sarah Radloff David Randolph Missy Rash Kenneth Rasnake William Rasnake Jeff Ratcliffe Karen Ratton Frank Rauccio Alice Ray Pauline Ray 122 Sophomore Anthony Ravborn Craig Redman Phillip Regi Audrey Reibling Bob Reiter Bill Rerucha Dianne Rey Brad Reynolds James Rhone Alan Richards Lorraine Richards Lynda Richards Mike Richardson Tami Richardson Bart Richert Traci Rickman Paul Riley Tara Riley Dale Rist Denise Rittenhouse Robbie Robbins Carol Roberts Elizabeth Roberts Charlene Robinson James Robinson John Robinson Teretha Robinson John Rodriguez Charlie Rogers Rhonda Rogers Tammy Rotman Michael Rousch Charlie Royers Jeff Rullman Tim Rutter Sophomore 123 Chris Ryder Adam Sadow Todd Sage Bernadette Sager Petey Salyina Tee Sanders Rebecca Santiago Melissa Satterfield Mary Saunders Jo Schell Danny Schneider Teri Schramm Lara Schumacher Jeff Schwarb Earnest Searcy Eddie Sears Terrie Seay Jacki Sellars Ginger Sellet Lynis Sermons David Seyez Karen Shaw Ryan Shearer Elizabeth Shelton Gary Shelton Norman Shepherd 124 Sophomore Donna Shoots Nellie Shull Michael Simmons Maurice Simoneau R. B. Simzak Lamar Sineath Jenny Sippel Jill Skipper Tina Skipper Juli Skudlarek Danny Slocum Kay Slover Michael Smeal Bruce Smith Eric Smith Kim Smith Marie Smith Mark Smith Melinda Smith Melonie Smith Shonda Smith Teri Smith Tracy Smith Trina Smith Troy Smith Amy Snyder Sophomore 125 Paige Soldo Elisabeth Sommers Angela Sorrell Angel Soto Staeia Spivey Madison Spurlock Kevin Spurr Robin Staggs Markus Stallings Sonja Staton Chris Stavres Mark Stephens Eduard Stevenson Brad Stewart Patricia Stewart Ricky Stewart Gary Stone Patriek Stone Jeff Strickland Lisa Stringfellow Sean Strouse Tony Stubbs David Summerford Terry Swearingen Philip Sweeney Mary Swygert Janice Tanner Tommy Tanner Eddie Tart Todd Tatum Janie Taylor Lottie Taylor Robert Tay lor Susan Taylor Rik Tenagiia I 26 Sophomorr Julie Terlosky Gina Thomas Jill Thomas Melinda Thomas Pamela Thomas Paula Thomas Richard Thomas Ronald Thomas Jay Thompson Tri Thornhill Peggy Threkel Bill Tillman Robert Timmons Bryan Tindell Ricky Todd Debbie Trank Dana Tripp Tammy Troller Charlie Trowell Hope Trump Jonathan Tucker Robert Tucker Sandy Turbyfill Lori Turvin Denise Underberg Scott Underhill Greg Upchurch Mike VanDervort Eric Vaughn Lyn Vaughn Todd Vegter Diep Vuong Lisa Vogt Mary Walden Henry W alker Sophomores 127 Julie Walker Tony Walley Susan Walling Terrell Walls Adam Walters Becky Warder Eric W ardowski Jenny Warner Pamela Warren Andre Washington Darlene Washington Darlene W ashington Terri Waters Delbert Watson Teri W av Donny Weatherford Rhonda Weathers Sharon Webster Leanne W eir Michelle Welch Tim Wells Derek Werner Kimm Westall Bernard Wester Garrett W hatley Mark Whingham Shannon White Isiah White, III Jimmie Whitfield Shannon W'ilkes Antonial Williams Chenita Williams Christie Williams Clint Williams Jacqueline Williams Lisa Williams 1 28 Sophomore Susan Williams Eddrin Wilson Mike Wilson Kimberly Winchell Ernest Wingo Ginny Winters Mary Witt Judy Wolf Mike Womelduff Scott Wood Michelle Woodard Denyce Woodfin Linda Woodrum Gabriel Woods Allen Wright Roger Wrright Verneka Wright Susan Wujastyk Erica Yant Penny York Cedric Young Lisa Zelonkv Sophomores 129 -u irinir editor: Mia Mekonn Staff mcmlti'is: Mil lu ll Ma on. Danielle |)iekin on REFLECTIONS • REFLECTIONS • REFLEC A CADEMICS PRINCIPAL S MESSAGE The Vi HA HWA HTA SEE provides a way to reflect on the memories of the 1983-81 school year. In the years to come, I am sure you will look back and think fondly of all those classes, classmates, teachers, and activities which were a part of your high school days. I am also sure that each of you join me in congratulations and thanks to all those people who have worked so hard to prepare this lasting memory of these days. I am very proud to be associated with Winter Haven High School and the greatest student body anywhere. May all those things that make you happy and successful be yours. mmam Mr. Gorman Ayers — Principal. Yes, I'm happy about the promotion! Mr. Ayers enjoys the festivities at the Senior Christmas dance. Try as he may, Mr. Ayers finds it hard to keep Mr. Brown's attention. 132 Academic ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS M in. Tea� Dull — Assistant Principal. Mr. Richard Brown — Awiiatant Principal. Mr. Willie Graham — Dean of Students. kcm e c 33 SECRETARIES Mrs. Mallory runs the main office smoothly. M rs. Harp enjoys feeding information into the school computer. Mrs. Kratz is in charge of accounting and budgeting. Mrs. Desmond is the principal's secretary. Mrs. Smith keeps the Guidance Office running efficiently. Mrs. Kerns works in the Guidance Office. Mrs. Mosey takes care of students' attendance. 134 Aradrmir GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Mrs. Crawford, Senior Counselor. Mr. Marotti, Junior Counselor. The Guidance Department’s aim is to meet individual's needs, whether they pertain to academics or personal problems. The Department assists students in understanding themselves through necessary academic courses w-hich aid students to adjust to the changing society. Mr. Roberts, Occupational Specialist. Ms. Stroupe, Sophomore Counselor. Academic 1 35 ENGLISH DEPA The English Department provides courses that develop better writing skills along with well-rounded programs of grammar, literature, and vocabulary. All these attributes work together to enhance the students' understanding of the world of literature. Mr . Eileen McDaniel i the English Department head. Front row: Mrs. Gray. Mrs. D. Price, Ms. Jordan. Mrs. S. Price. Mrs. Harrison. Second row: Ms. Sheedy. Mrs. Farthing. Mr. Canady, Mrs. Schnoor. Mrs. V arner. Mr. Merlino. Third row: Mr. Tonjes, Mr. Allen, Mr. Schramm, Mrs. Richards. Mrs. Saucier. 36 Academic MA TH DEPARTMENT Winter Haven’s Math Department is unique in the way they prepare students for their lives after high sehool. Computer math, geometry, and trigonometry are just a few of the courses that are available to students. Each course builds a solid foundation which strengthens students’ endeavors after high school. Mrs. Morrison is head of the Math Department. First Bow, Left to Right: Mr. Woodell. Mrs. Lawhon. Mrs. Morrison. Mrs. Adams. Second Row: Mr. Chandler, Mr. Henson, Mr. Albietz. Mr. Saliba. 1 38 Academic 1r. Henson show lh« rlaw where hr li%e . Mr. Brisbin is one of the mrmbrn in the Math Department. Mr. Saliba points out a problem for hi student . � Mr. Albirtz helps a student with his homework. Sure you ran make it up in summer school. Xradrmio 13V SCIENCE DEPARTMENT The Science Department offers courses which are designed to help students understand their world through health, chemistry, biology, and physics. Each course encourages students to use logical reasoning which enables them to better understand their world of living things and their environment. Mr. Haggbloom is head of the Science Department. From left to right: Mr. Scruggs, Mr. Haggbloom. Mrs. Ford, Mr. Bass, Mr. Bostelman, Mrs. Girone. 140 Aradrmir Mr. Seruggs finds grading these tests quite amusing. Mrs. Girone always enjoys helping her students. Mrs. Ford aids her students with a smile. Academics 141 From left to rijjht. front row: Mr. Moore, Ms. B. Joiner, Ms. J. Joiner. Mr. Pilkey. and Mr. Lewis. Bark row: Mr. Prince. Mr. Condon. Mr. Woolwine, and Mr. Severance. The main objectives of the Social Studies Department 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. Mr. Severance is head of the Social Studies Department. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT I 42 AraHrmim FOREIGN LANGUAGES The Foreign Language Department provides a program for students which not only educates them about a foreign language but also instills the students with knowledge about a foreign country’s culture. The department recognizes that the world is growing smaller and they stress the importance of understanding foreign countries’ languages, cultures, and people. Department Head: Mrs. Alderman. Pictured from left to right: Mrs. Vele . Mrs. Alderman, Mrs. Eisenschenk, Miss Golden. 144 Academics ART; INDUSTRIAL ART; AGRICULTURE Art Department Head: Mr. Tom Morgan Industrial Arts Department Head: Mr. Hollis Curling Viniculture Department Head: Mr. Robert Bryant Pictured from L to R: Front row — Mr. Tom Morgan. Mr. Dick Cole, Mr. Wayne Chapman. Back row — Mr. Steve Weinstein, Mr. Hollis Curling. Not pictured — Mr. Robert Bryant, Mr. Jim Thornhill. 1 46 Academic Mr. Cole assign more homework. Mr. Curling demonstrate for his class. HOME ECONOMICS The Home Economics Department provides a variety of classes which teach students practical experiences to use in life. The department’s format includes courses dealing with food and nutrition, management of a restaurant, and family living. These courses provide students with practical knowledge which enables them to cope with many everyday problems that they might face in their adult life. Department Head: Mrs. Bates. Pictured from left to right: Mrs. Thomas. Mrs. Bates. Mrs. Mellichamp, Mrs. Small. 1 48 Academic BUSINESS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT The Business Education Department offers experience for those students who are pursuing a business vocation. Students receive classroom and on-the-job training which enables them to live in a business-oriented society. The business programs are designed to train students for employment through experience, hard work, and dedication. Mr. Cox is the Business Education Department head. Seated:M rs. Meyer. Standing: Mr. Cox, Miss Scott, Mrs. Phillips. Mrs. Harris, Mrs. DeVane, Mrs. McAfee, Mrs. Gilley, Mrs. Turner. SO Academics Twenty-word? a minute in not all that bad!!! Academic 1S1 Miss Scott works diligently. Mrs. Phillips, a typing teacher. You can tell by the smile on Mrs. McAfee's face that she enjoys teaching. Business, business, business. I've told you to get down to business!!! “Sure you can have an “A for the six-weeks, if you do all this work for me. MUSIC 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. Music Department Head: Mr. David Fultz. Pictured from left to right: (Front) Mr. David Fultz, Mr. Jim Rees. ( Back) Mr. Mike Lawson, Mr. Joe Jones. 152 Academic (Ian you name this tune? ‘No respect ... no respect at all!!! Mr. Lawson directs the orchestra through a difficult piece Aradrmio “No more pictures, please!!! P.E. AND DRIVER ’S EDUCATION 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 “in traffic phase, a practice driving range phase, and a classroom phase. This program is taught as a semester course. Ms. Dugger heads the P.E. Department and Coach Downs is the head of the Driver's Ed. Department. From left to right, front row: Ms. Austin. Ms. Dugger, Mr. Downs. Back row: Mr. McDaniel, Mr. Bell. Mr. Bondurant. and Mr. Adams. 54 Aradrmir “Iley Coach Bondurant.” Coach McDaniel is a member of the P.E. Department. Ms. Dugger and Ms. Austin teach girls P.E. Coach Bell is one of the instructors for Driver's Education. Coach Adams. Bell, and Downs enjoy teaching Driver's Education. tt-idrinin. 155 COOPERATIVE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT The Cooperative Education programs teach students to understand their responsibilities in a business oriented society. They help to develop the students of today to be the competent workers of the future in the areas of marketing, distribution and business. Mr. Putney. Department Head. Seated — Mrs. Wright. Standing — Mr. Carpenter. Mr. Putney. I 5 Aradrmirfc JROTC The Junior Reserve Officer’s 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. JROTC Department Head: Dan Partin 1 58 Arwlfmici Pictured from left to right: Dan Partin, Don Dedmon, Stan Huff. Col. Partin makes important dn ihionh for the JROTC Mr. Dedmon. on of the JROTC instructors. Department. Academic 159 Mr. Huff plans his lessons for the day. S.L.D.; E.M.H. The purpose of the Special Education Department, S.L.D. and is to provide specific students with special needs and extra 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. Ms. Wool wine is the head of the Special Education Department. From left to right: Mr. Parker, Ms. Woolwine, and Mr. Darte. Ms. Woolwine enjoys helping her And helping her students .. . students. What a day! 160 Aradrmira MEDIA CENTER The Media Center at W.H.H.S. provides literature materials as well as audio-visual equipment. It is also an area for students in need of a quiet environment for studying. From left to right: Ms. Bailey, Ms. Walling, Ms. Grant, and Ms. McGarrity. Ms. Grant is in charge of the audio-visual Ms. Kehoe enjoys working in the library, department. May I help you?” Academics 161 LUNCHROOM AND CUSTODIAL PERSONNEL The lunchroom personnel work hard each day to make tasty and nutritious meals for the faculty and students of Winter Haven High. The custodians of Winter Haven High keep our school clean. They spend many hours cleaning during and after school to make our school a better place to study. Joe Washington is very helpful in keeping the grounds clean. Lucy Williams keeps our school clean with a smile. From L to R: Morris Brown, Lillie Burgess, Evelyn Green, Paschel Grigsby, Isaac Jones, Jerome Poole, Moses Jones and Bruce Stubbs. From L to R: Ruth Lancaster, Carol Clark, Rhonda Taylor, Edna Phillips, Francis Hall, Mildred Beasley, Virginia Johnson, Elizabeth Castle, Elaine Powell, Jesse Grigsby, Marie Lancer, Bea Barton, Catherine Desmond, and Victoria Timmons. 162 Academic DR. STEWART APPOINTED SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT Dr. John Stewart Principal 1980-1983 Dear Students, I was delighted to be given the opportunity to write a few words for the 1984 Yearbook because Winter Haven High School and the Class of 1984 will always hold a special place in my heart and memories. Each graduating class is remembered in some special way. The Class of 1984 will be remembered for many reasons, but above all for its spirit and youthful vitality. The leaders were dedicated and responsive to their fellow-classmates, and dependable and helpful to the administration and faculty. The student body responded willingly with a sense of pride and accomplishment. The Class of 1984 has much to be proud of as they close another chapter in the history of Winter Haven High School and 1 feel very fortunate to have been a part of this chapter. May continued good fortune be with each of you in the years ahead and may God bless you all. John A. Stewart Superintendent of Schools Dr. Stewart says farewell to students. Sharon Sammaro presents a plaque on behalf of the Senior class. Bill Livingston presents Dr. Stewart with card from student body. Academic 163 FACULTY Mrs. DeVane's hair was a long as she is Mrs. Meyer didn't receive a diploma she tall. got a rose. Still practicing your “yells” Mrs. P.Y.T. — Pretty young thing — McDaniel? that's Mrs. Adams. The “All American Way” baseball, apple Mrs. Joiner, as always, was cute as a pie, hot dogs, and Dr. Stewart. button. Mre. Phillips looks just like a “Seventeen” magazine model. Grease is for your car Mr. Brown not your hair. 164 Academic FLASHBACKS Mr. Brisbin proudly pose for a picture after graduation. Mr . Turner ha got that Cover Girl face. Mrs. Gilley was the “Belle” of the ball. Don't ever trust a man in uniform. Wouldn't Da Vinci like to have had M rs. Burkort for a model? Academics 165 FA CUL TY'FA CUL TY‘83-84 George Adams Phyllis Adams Robert Albietz Gloria Alderman Terry Ashley Eleanor Bailey Jim Bailey Anne Bartholomew David Barton George Bass Sharon Bates Diane Bondurant Greg Bondurant Ernest Bostelman William Brisbin Dick Brown Robert Bryant Haydee Burkort Ron Canady Ben Carpenter Richard Cole Mike Condon Jim Cox Hollis Curling 166 Acidfmic 83-84'FA CULTY'FA CULTY Charles Darte Fran Desmond Cristie DeVane Bobby Downs Duane Drewitz Jackie Dugger Gerlinda Eisenschenk Millie Farthing Peg Ford Mary Nelle Gilley Karen Girone Carol Golden Mary Gray Dick Haggbloom Virginia Harris Lou Harrison Jerrv Henson Stan Huff Georgia Hyland Beverly Joiner Joe Jones Wendi Jordan Lois Kerns Jean Kratz Academics 167 FACULT Y'FA CULT Y'83-84 Eddie Lewis Betty Mallory Bob Marotti Carol McAfee Eileen McDaniel Ann Mellichamp Vincent Merlino Caroline Meyer Gene Moore Jane Moore Tom Morgan Cheryl Morrison Eleanor O'Neal Dan Partin Larry Peacock Edith Phillips John Pilkey Doris Price Sarah Price Ray Prince Fred Putney Brenda Richard David Saliba Bernadette Saucier 1 68 Ar� drmir� 83-84-FA CUL TY-FA CUL TY Julie Schnoor Fred Schramm Doris Scott Horace Scruggs Marc Severance Bridget Sheedy Barbara Smith John Stewart Cindy Stroupe Beulah Thomas James Thornhill Bruce Tonjes Carol Turner Mila Varner Miriam Velez Brenda Wagner Carolyn Walling Steve Weinstein Janet Williams Rick Williams Bill Woolwine Jacqueline Woolwine Leta Wright Academics 169 JVS • REFLECTIONS • REFLECTIONS • REFL Diuiion 171 WINTER HA VEN BEGINS 1983 Blue Devil Coaching Staff (left to right): Hollis Curling, George Bass, George Adams, Wayne Chapman — Head Coach, Van Green — Coach’s assistant, A. L. Dawson, Gary McDaniel, “How” Bamberg. 71 ’20434 1983 Varsity Squad (left to right): Row 1: Tony Jiles, Anthony Hall, Victor Alicea, David Varner, Joe W illiams, Ricky Miles, Dwight Frazier. Byron Allen, Sam McArthur. Phillip Hobbs, James McKennon. Row 2: Bobby W'oolwine, Mike Truehart, David Carlson, Dean Davis, Charlie Reynolds. Jerry Weekfall, Jay W agner, Steve Henderson, T. C. Lewis, Victor W illiams. Row 3: Jimmy Spillman, Laurin Cathey, David Brown. Randy Alexander, Ronald Gerber, Greg Cravey, James Gentry, Rod Shelton, Tari W right, Greg Holland. Row 4: Chris Junk. Chris Rizer. W ayne Salmon, Mark W igham, Teart Robinson, Jarrod Nichols, David Etheridge, Robert Taylor, Ronald W alls. Row 5: Cory Konger, W iley Pratt, Rodney W'alley, Preston Pooser, Alex DelCastillo, Charlie Warren, Kevin Helms, Bryan Lowe, W alt McGriff. Row 6: Sean McCarty, Jason Kuipers, Steve Lonker, Mark Newby, Solomon Tyson, Cliff Alexander, Ted Threadgill. Row 7: A. L. Dawson, Gary McDaniel, Hollis Curling, Van Green, W aync Chapman, Hoss Bamberg, George Adams, George Bass. 72 Sport . SEASON WITH A VICTORY Dwight Frazier makes it a first down for Winter Haven W.H. VS. WEST ORANGE Winter Haven opened its season with a 10-7 victory over the West Orange Warriors. Over 4,500 spectators were present to witness the event. The Blue Devils started toward the win with a 3-0 lead in the second quarter. The Devils pushed the score to 10-0 early in the third quarter on a 61 yard drive. The West Orange Warriors scored late in the third period to give them their only score of the evening. Quarterback Steve Henderson passes the ball. W.H. VS. LAKELAND The Blue Devils came out victorious in their annual confrontation against the Lakeland Senior High Dreadnaughts. The final score was 14-10. There were many different combinations which led to the final outcome. The score went from a 7-7 tie, to a 10-7 Dreadnaught lead and then finally a 14-10 lead for the Devils, which they held for the remaining time. This victory puts Winter Haven at a 2-0 record thus far. Sport 173 BLUE DEVILS FACED TOP W.H. VS. GIBSON Winter Haven won its third game of the season, giving them a 3-0 record, when they met the Lake Gibson Braves. Lake Gibson opened scoring the Game with a twelve yard pass conversion, which was then followed by a two point conversion. The Dev ils went out in the third period to score on a 64 yard drive. From here the game went back and forth until the final seconds. The score had become frozen at 18-16. Devils on the scoring drive. W.H. VS. PLANT CITY Winter Haven had its fourth consecutive win at hand when they beat the Plant City Raiders 34-6. The Blue Devils scored on their first three possessions of the night. The lead allowed the team members to have at least a small taste of the action. The Raider’s coach, Jeff Newsome, played under our coach, Wayne Chapman at Morehead State University. This was the first confrontation the two men had ever had against each other as coaches. James McKennon on the move!!! 174 Sport RANKED OPPONENTS Rod and Steve get set to score. W.H. VS. BRANDON Winter Haven was defeated by the Eagles of Brandon in a steady drizzle. The game was a wet, dirty one. Yet through all the rain the loyal fans of both teams stayed to support their respective teams. The only scoring in the game was a single touchdown and a single field goal, both by the Eagle offense. Winter Haven was held to only 105 yards during the entire game. The final score was 10-0 in favor of the Brandon Eagles. W.H. VS. HAINES CITY The Devils traveled to Yale field to square off against the Haines City Hornets. In the first half the score favored the Hornets by a 13 point lead. Then the Devils came back from the lockers to win the game 22-13. The scoring for Haines City wasn't enough to hold the Devils down. They stopped the Hornets scoring and amassed 22 points in the second half. Sport 175 Junior Rod Shelton on the rampage. WINTER HA VEN BROADENS W.H. VS. KATHLEEN The “Devilment” was in the air when the Winter Haven Blue Devils met with the Kathleen Red Devils in their 4A District 5 battle. The Blue Devils now 4-1 in the district and 6-1 over all, beat the Red Devils with a final touchdown, which made the score 6-0 for Winter Haven. Coach Chapman was again pleased with the way his defensive unit handled itself. Coach Chapman said, “They have a lot of pride, whenever Kathleen got close, they just sucked it up and got tougher.” Devils blocked the extra point. W.H. VS. KING Winter Haven met with defeat on the night of their homecoming. The King Lions of Tampa eluded the Devils with a 20-0 victory. The loss all but shuts Winter Haven out of a chance at the title for the 4A District 5 title. It was a sad way to start a Homecoming evening for the fellows on the team. The Devils are now 4-2 for the District and 6-2 overall. 176 Sport McKennon followed by fierce Lion . THEIR WINNING STREAK W.H. VS. LAKE WALES Winter Haven won their seventh game of the season giving them a record of 7-2 thus far. The game was covered with fumbles and turnovers from beginning to end. The final score was 27-7 in favor of the Devils. Coach Chapman complimented the Devil defense for an outstanding job. Open field ahead. W.H. VS. AUBURNDALE The long standing rivalry between the Devils of Winter Haven and the Bloodhounds of Auburndale was definitely present when the two teams confronted one another in Denison Memorial Stadium. There were many interested fans present to watch the two rivals square off. The score went in favor of the Blue Devils early but the Bloodhounds fought their way to the top in the third quarter 25-21. This was all that the Bloodhounds would score from that point on. From here the Devils gained another 14 points to win 35-25. This put the Devils at 8-2 for the season. Devil on the attack. JUNIOR VARSITY COMPLETED I f t f The 1983-1984 Junior Varsity Squad. (Row 1 ): Paul Harrison, Chris Slavers, Jeff Bat ilia. Will Green, Neil Broom, Charles Rogers. Ryan Shearer, Jeff Ratcliff, Perry Gay, Bryan Tindell, Gabriel Woods, Teddy Pursley, Ed Akin. (Row 2): Johnny Austin. Gary Akin, Mike Simons. Todd Tatum, Willie Lawerence, Fred Geathers, Dale Rist, Mike Partain. Andre Jones, Brian Covington, R. B. Simzak, Robert Timmons. (Row 3): Doug Brown. John Burry. John Hancock. Earnest Wingo, Tony Williams. Danny Carothers, Keith Marlcr. Pete PaPietra, David Sumnerford, Edrich Anderson. Jack Gill, Willie Jones, Shawn Monts. (Row 4); Rodney Brown, Coleman Hall, James Rhone. Rae Miller. Jon Harvey, Frank Ravccio, Brian Gillian. Shannon Wilkes, Clint Williams. Cale Broom. Junior Varsity Schedule Sept. 15 Lakeland Home 22 Lake Gibson Away 29 Kathleen Home Oct. 6 Lake Gibson Home 13 Lakeland Away 20 Auburndale Home 27 Kathleen Away 178 Sports 1983-1984 Junior Varsity Coaches: (left to Right): David Saliba, Nick Carrol, Harry Woodell. ANOTHER TOUGH SEASON A few J.V. players take a breather. Baby Blue warms up before a tou h game. Willie Lawrence carries the ball for the Baby Blue. 179 Sports SENIOR DE VILS LEA VE The 1983-1984 Senior Devils: Cliff Alexander, Anthony Hall, Steve Henderson, Victor Alecia, Tari Wright, Byron Allen, Greg Cravey, James Gentry, Sam McArthur, Teart Robinson, Wayne Salmon, Steve Lonker, Ronald Walls, David Varner, Jay Wagner, Charlie Reynolds. Mark Newby, Jason Kuipers, Ted Threadgill, Wiley Pratt, Randy Alexander, Ricky Miles, David Etheridge, Greg Holland, Solomon Tyson. 180 Sport WITH STYLE AND CLASS Sports 181 MEMORIES OF A This year the football team was 8-2. The seniors have lots of memories to take with them when they graduate and the juniors and sophomores can 1 82 Sports SEASON GONE BY Sports 183 VOLLEYBALL: YOUNG BUT TALENTED 1983-1984 Volleyball Team, (left to right): Rita Lloyd, Sonja Bandy, Vanette Velez, Theresa Jacobs, Susan Nagel, Dawn Settlemyre, Holly Kibbee, Kathy Martinez, Myra Hamilton. Come on! Gimme a break. Coach Linda Lawhon. 184 Sport c Hit that ball!!! Sport 185 CHEERLEADERS: A The Winter Haven High School Cheerleaders were the burst of sunshine that brightened the athletic activities of the 1983-84 school year. They jumped, shouted, and knocked themselves out to cheer their teams on to victory. In addition to cheering at games, the cheerleaders performed at pep rallies, the annual Auburndale bonfire, conducted a cheerleading workshop, and held various fund raisers. This year the Varsity squad was sponsored by Mrs. Bondurant. Mrs. Joiner supervised the Junior Varsity squad. Angela Hershfield puts a little rhythm in her cheers. Varsity Co-Captain: Libby Threlkel. Captain: Leslie Waters. GO TEAM GO! 1983-84 Varsity Cheerleading Squad. Top Row: Angela Hersh-field, Kim Jesse. Middle Row: Julie Cook, Cheryl Copenhaver, Sandy Barton. Bottom Row: Kelly Downing, Libby Threlkel, Leslie W aters, Celeste McCloud. Varsity mascot: Lisa Nelson. IH6 Sport BURST OF SUNSHINE Traci Levine help fire up the crowd at a pep rally. Junior Vanity Captain: Bernadette Sa er. Co-Captain: Robin Doyle. Junior Varsity mascot: Kelly Snively. I983-B4 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Top Row: Traci Levine , Cheryl Knighten. Middle Row: Hedi Jones, Tonya Cox, Peggy Threlkel, Bernadette Sager. Front Row: Robin Doyle. Sport 18 7 BASKETBALL: DEVILS SHOOT 1983-1984 Basketball Varsity Schedule Nov. 29 Orlando Evans Away Dec . 2 Haines City Home Dec. 6 Lake W ales Home Dec . 9 Winter Park Away Dec. 13 Manatee Home Dec. 14 Orlando Boone Away Dec. 16 Auburndale Home Dec. 20-23 W hopper Shoot-out Away Jan. 6 Auburndale Away Jan. 10 Lake Gibson Home Jan. 13 lakeland Home Jan. 14 Manatee Away Jan.19 Kathleen Away Jan. 24 Orlando Boone Home Jan.26 Orlando Evans Home Jan. 27 Haines City Away Jan. 31 Bartow Away Feb. 3 Kathleen Home Feb. 7 Lake Wales Away Feb. 10 Lakeland Away Feb. 14 Lake Gibson Away Feb. 17 Bartow Home William and David go up for a rebound. 1983-84 Varsity Basketball Team (left to right): Leon Turner, Rod Shelton, Mac Carr, Mike Todd, David Etheridge, Dean Dubose, William Cuyler, Hector Holsey, Chris Hargett, Frank Barnes, Mike Swann, Bill Dawson, Ricky Miles. Kneeling: Coach Frank Etheridge and Terry Ashley. 188 Sport THAT HOOP! Hector Holsey displays his talent. Bill Dawson dribbles down court. David Etheridge goes up for two points. Chris Hargett gets the jump ball. Sports 189 VARSITY GOES ALL David Etheridge displays style and finesse. Mac Carr gets a rebound. Holsey up for the jump shot!!! Mike Todd shoots over his opponents. 190 Sport THE WAY A Blue Devil outshoots his opponents. A Blue Devil hall is blocked. A Blue Devil knocks the ball away from an opponent! Sport 191 J. V. BASKETBALL DRIBBLES Dean Dubose goes up for a lay-up. 1983-1984 Junior Varsity Basketball Team. 192 Sport THROUGH THE SEASON Adam Lane takes a jump-shot!!! Edrick Anderson goes up for a lay-up. Sporu 193 GIRLS BASKETBALL SHOOTS Coach Josephine Austin 1983-84 Girls Basketball Team: (left to right) Kneeling: Jackie Williams, Predette McCoy, Vontrise Swaker, Tawanda Dewdney, Neka Wright, Diedra Donald. (Standing): Kim Overstreet, Carla Brown, LaDawn Gibson, La Ton j a Key, Yalonda Dixon, Myra Hamilton, Rita Lloyd. 194 Sports THROUGH SUCCESSFULL Y Lady Devils warm up before a game. Vontrise Swaker goes up for a jump shot. Sport 195 VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY Dennis Neal heads for the finish line. 1983-1984 Varsity Cross Country Team, (Bottom): Jim Pielow, Chad Heller, Rick Hoye, Dan McCullough. (Top): Andy Jones, Jeff Staaf, Eddie Anderson, Paul Riley. The team runs in a meet. Chad Heller goes all out. 196 Sport SPEEDS THROUGH ANOTHER SEASON Chad and Jim run for the finish line. Sports 197 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY... 1983-1984 Girls Cross Country Team (Top): Denise Underberg; (middle) Kitten Howell, Shelley Spotswood, (bottom) Stephanie Beddingfield, Bernadette Sager, Heidi Jones. The girls race from the starting line. Kitten Howell races for the finish line. A RACE AGAINST TIME Kitten Howell paces herself. SCHEDULE September 8 Titusville 15 Lakeland 20 Auburndale October 6 Largo 13 Bartow 20 Kathleen 27 Lake Gibson (County Meet) November 5 District Meet — Tampa 12 Regional Meet — Tampa 19 State Meet - Deland Bernadette Sager takes the lead. Shelley Spotswood runs on Sports 199 WRESTLING: Tim Magann pulls down an opponent. A Blue Devil opponent bitea the dust. The 1984 Wrestling Team: Matt Burkett, Tommy Phillips, Gary Johnson, Ronnie O'Neal, Cary Jackson, Tim Magann, Darrell Thorton. Second Row: Coach Craig Corbin, David Carlson, Jerry Weekfall, Greg Holland, Rodney Walley, Neil Broom, Alex DelCastillo, Coach Darte. 200 Sporii A COMPETITIVE SPORT A Blue Devil can’t be beat. A Blue Devil goes for a pin. The 1984 J.V. W resiling Team: (First row): Matt Lewis. David LaVance, Chino Acevedo, David Magann. Rick Long. (Second row): Erroll Burney, Chris Ryder, Mark W igham, Willie Edom, Cortney Martin, David Lovett, Gerald Thompson. Sport 201 BLUE DEVIL BASEBALL: 1983-1984 Varsity Baseball Team: (left to right): Sitting — Ken Garner, Robert Moore, Mike McKown, Steve Henderson, Victor Alicea, Terry Joplin, John Blazer, (left to right): Kneeling — David Miller, Jamie Gilder, David Brooks, Bryon Moore, Greg Dotson, Scott Rivers, Jeff Rose, Gary Wargo. (left to right): Standing — Larry Reynolds, Bobby Adams, Eddie Sears, Rodney Dailey, Ted Threadgill, Tyhad Harrison, Mike Todd, Chris Sheffield. 1983-1984 Varsity Batgirls: (left to right) Kneeling — Mia Marotti, Lisa Walcott, Leslie Lawson, Stephanie Albaugh. Standing — Denice Wilson, Kathy Bunn, Lisa Nelson, Leslie Lasseter, Sandy Barton. Robert Moore catches a fly ball during a major game. 202 Sport A GRAND SLAM Mike Todd allows anxiety as the other team scores. Mike McKown makes a fast play. Sport 203 J. V. BASEB 1983-198 1- Junior Varsity Baseball Team: (left to right): Front Row — Tommy Adcock, Rryan Malys, Garry Jackson, Chuck Lee, Jeff Dawson, Ken Rasnake, Tommy Rraaten, Gabriel Woods, Eric Jones. Rack Row — Tim Hill, Bart Richert, Fernandez Gunter, Mike Chambers, Cale Broom, Robert Timmons, Brian Bolton, Todd Tatum, Joe Harrison, Jeff Battilla, R. B. Simzak. 1983-1984 Junior Varsity Ratgirls: (left to right) — Front Fernandez Gunter works on his curve ball. Row — Cheryl Knighten, Jacki Davis, Tracy Levines. Back Row — Charity McCurdy, Melissa Satterfield, Heidi Hatmaker. 204 Sport PL A YS THE FIELD Richard Timmons prepares to make the play that will change the inning. Tommy Braaten practices his throwing skills. Batter Up! Todd Tatum winds up to fire one in. Sport , 205 GOLF TEAM: 1983-1984: Coif Team 206 Sport UP TO PAR!!! Driving for distance. The right connection. Sports 207 Keep your eyes on the ball. Trying for a birdie. 1983-84 S WIM TEAM Diane Provencher surfaces from a swim 1982-84 Swim Team, (Top row): John Tucker, Mark Stevens, Bill Brakora, Burt Race, David Brooks, Rick Lott, Cari Flanagan. Scott Tulacro. (Row 2): Mike Yearwood, Kris Anastasio, Bill Woolwine. (Row 3): Deneece Weaver, Kevin Bartlett, Hernando DelCastillo, Kelly Collins, Bill Livingston, Laura Hatch, Katrin Cloninger. (Row 4): Mary McGarrity, Stephanie Lang, Diane Provencher, Aundrea Lions, Linda Harvey, Martina Giordano, Liz Dumeresque, Melanie Hubbard. 208 Sports TAKES ITS MARK Diving Coach: Mike Yearwood Divers: (Bottom) Mark Stevens, Bill Livingston. (Top) Cari Flanagan, Linda Harvey. A few swimmers take a break. Bill Livingston shows good form. Sport 209 THE NET RESULTS... Whoooosh!!! Determination. The winning touch. 1983-84 Girls' Tennis Team 210 Sport Sports 211 1983-84 Boys' Tennis Team. IN OUR FAVOR Anticipation . . . Scott shows his stuff. What a follow-through! BLUE DEVIL TRACK: IT TAKES Anne Marie and Shelley race for the finish line. Coach John Pilkey. 1983-84 Girls’ Track Team 212 Sport SKILL AND SPEED TO WIN Pamala and Paula smile as they warm up. Come on girls, get with it! Shelley Spotswood and Kitten Howell move with agility. Diane Provencher prepares for the shot put throw. Sport 213 Greg Marrall and Darryl Dugan clear the hurdles in practice. Blue Devil discus thrower, Jason Kuipers. The 1983-84 Boys'Track Team: Top Row: L to R: Staaf, J., Riley, P., Nichols, J., Tyson, S., Marrall, G., Posser, P. 2nd Row: Hoye, R., Wingo, E., Race, B., Konger, C., Tanner, T., Kuipers, J. 3rd Row: Lane, A., McGriff, W., Doles, D., Robinson, R. 4th Row: Allen, B., Sanders, R., Frazier, D., Heller, C., Dogan, D., Moore, W. Not pictured: David Etheridge, Hector Holsey, Alvin Williams, and Jonathan Harvey. BOYS’ TRACK: AN EXHIBITION 214 Sport OF AGILITY Clearing hurdles is hard work! Darryl Dogan concentrates before practice. Solomon Tyson displays his strength in throwing the discus. Teart Robinson: The Perfect Athlete??? Sport 215 WEIGHTLIFTING... Sure it’� not a billion pounds! Build those biceps. 1983-1984 Weightlifitng Team 216 Sport THAT’S HEAVY! Mike shows his might. Lock your knees, Mike. Sport 217 Organization editor: L nn Broun Staff member : Kim Hard). Berk) NX ilder. John Barne 218 Yearbook Reflections 1983-84 Staff Editor Adviser ( Jirla Schulz Mr. Jim Cox Organizations Classes Lynn Brown, editor Becky Wilder, editor Kim Hardy Danielle Dickinson John Bame John Barne Becky Wilder Kelly Cowart Sports Student Life Shenita Brokenburr, Jennifer Braddock. editor editor Anita O'Neal Kelly Cowart Suian Baxter Mark Bowers Kristy ('amplieII Photographers Academics Ward Smith Mia McKown. editor Will Schmidt Danielle Dickinson Rick Callan Michelle Mason Advertising Jacki LaPan. editor Kelly Snively 220 Organization Organiution 221 STUDENT COUNCIL LED Senior Class Officers (I to r): Sharon Sammaro, Cindy Coleman, Kim Overstreet, Cheryl Copenhaver, Elizabeth LaPietra, Melanie Hubbard. Junior Class Officers (I to r): Mia Marotti. Kathy Bunn, Amy Hart, Pam Davis, Jennifer Coleman, Nena Manzo. Junior Class Representatives, (I to r) First Row: Meg Hays, Angela Hershfield, Kim Jesse, Kelly Downing, Louis Garrard, Charles Landau. Second Row-: Kim Henderson, Denise Whitten, Lisa Knowles. Sophomore Class Representatives, (I to r)First Row: Christy Melvin, Bernadette Sager, Libby Threlkel. Second Row: Stephan Eisenchenk, Jewel Schell, Mandy Hancock. Senior Class Representatives: (I to r) Ray Rafool, Kim Morgan. Carla Schulz, Leslie Waters, Kevin Kelpsa, Amy Carson, Jackie LaPan, Pam Parker, Jim Pielow, Peter W'olff, Martina Giordano. Sophomore Class Officers, (1 to r) First Row: Charity McCurty, Tri Thornhill, Tonya Cox. Second Row: Tim Hill, Kim Gray, Fred Geathers. 222 Organization THE WAY IN 84 Student Council Officers, First Row: Mac Carr, Mia McKown. Second Row: Anita O'Neal, Susan Baxter. Bill Livingston, Libby Threlkel. Members (I to r) First Row: J. Schell, B. Sager. M. Hancock. P. Threlkel, S. Eisenschenk, C. Melvin, M. Marotti. Second Row: T. Cox, S. Baxter. L. Threlkel. B. Livingston, S. Sam-marn. M McKown. M. Iltihhard, A. Hart, C. Copenhaver, K. Morgan. Third Row: K. Jesse, M. Hays, L. Garrard, P. Davis. K. Henderson. A. Carson, C. Schulz. E. LaPietra, C. McCurty. Fourth Row: P Wolff. C. Coleman. L. Knowles. K. Bunn. R. Rafool. K. Overstreet, N. Manzo, L. Waters. J. Coleman. Fifth Row: J. Pielow, A. O'Neal. J. LaPan. K. Kelpsa. K. Downing. M. Giordano. C. landau. D. Whitten. Sixth Row: K. Grey, P. Parker. A. Hershfield. M.Carr. Student Council kicked off another successful year with the annual Howdy Dance. They continued to support the school throughout the year with various projects such as Homecoming, and From. Thus, another fine year came to a close with a memorable banquet. President: Bill Livingston. Sponsor: Mr. Bostelman. Organizations 223 ANCHOR: AT WORK, AT PLAY Members (from lefl to right) Row 1: Tammy Kenemuth, Edmelinda Figuero, Honora Johnson, Pam Grey, Susan Ostrum, Kathy Martinez, Melanie Hubbard, Christine DiNunzio. Row 2: Vivienne Kean, Pam Gardner, Kristine Anastasio, Kari Llch, Katie Gerenscer. Sandi Gizzi, Denise Whitten, Barbi Adams, Terri Waters, Angela Cross. Dawn Settlemyer, Donna Heath. President: Mary McGarrity Anchor Club Sponsor: Mrs. Woolwine 224 Organizations SERVICE TO THE COMMUNITY Miiwy Curling gets involved in an Anchor Club meeting! Tammy Kenemuth and Jennifer DiNun-zio listen during a meeting. Anchor has been very active this year! They started off the year welcoming new students to W.H.H.S. At Halloween, they sold Spook-a-Grams. and at Christmas they sold candy. Their sponsor. Pilot Club, nominated Mary McGarrity to attend Freedom Foundation in Virginia. During the year, the club also placed third in the miscellaneous category of the Homecoming Parade; and as an added service project, the club gave Christmas gifts to needy children in the area. Officers (from left to right): Sandi Cizzi, Vice-President; Tammy Kenemuth, Treasurer; Missy Curling, Historian; Melanie Hubbard, Chaplain. Second Row: Jennifer DiNunzio, Junior Rep.; Christine DiNunzio, Recording Secretary; Mary McGarrity, President; Honors Johnson, Corresponding Secretary. Organisations 225 ‘ INTER A CT SHO WED 1981 brought a lot of fun for Interact. They participated in the Homecoming parade along with Octaketos this year. Their float placed second. Interact also sold football programs before each of the home games, and bought roses for the varsity cheerleaders for homecoming. They ended the year with a banquet. President: Adam Nations Row I (I to r): Kelly Harris, Sony Peters, Kelly Lyn Snively, Laura Elmlinger, Missy Ream, Row 2: Jenny Turner, Leslie Lawson, Ginger Pielow, Jewel Schell, Erin Mahoney, Shelly Spotswood, Nanci Rrillant. Kim Henderson. Row 3: Ron Canady, sponsor, Brandon Kafool, Kevin Cole, Richard Koon, Chris McAfee, Chuck Stum, Adam Nations, Matt Osborne, Rick Miller. Row 4: Jeff Brown, Brian Cover, Trey Braswell, Scott Savoie. 226 Organisation THEIR SP Officers: Chris McAfee, Laura Elmlinger, Trey Braswell, Adam Nations. Organisation 227 228 Organization OCTAKETOS DOES IT President: Lisa Reese Sponsor: Mr. Schramm and President, Lisa Reese. Row 1, L to R: S. Olson, L. Reese. Row 2: S. Hancock, D. Bernstein, P. Parker, K. Bartlett, E. McLamara. Row 3: K. Overstreet, P. Davis, B. Livingston, Mr. Schramm, T. Jester, J. Chippewa, K. Jischke, M. Bartlett, T. Dowdy. Row 4: C. Smith, C. Warner, B. Ball, D. Ward, M. Giordano, D. Barger, G. Mercer. Row 5: M. Yon, K. Collins, R. Lott, D. Brooks, M. Osborn, C. Waldorf, R. Foley, M. Brainerd, D. Perrin. WITH SPIRIT! Members wail patiently. Octaketos members have shown outstanding spirit this year with their participation! The club has had car washes, bake sales, and had a great part in Homecoming, in which their float placed second. The year was a very active one for Octaketos as they planned get-togethers and worked on their service projects for the school. The members of 1983-84 experienced a great year. Officers, Row I; L. to R.: C. Smith, Historian; B. Livingston, Senior Representative; P. Davis, Secretary. Row 2: S. Olson, Vice President; D. Barger, Historian. Row 3: L. Reese, President; P. Parker, Treasurer; T. Dowdy, Social Chairman; K. Bartlett, Parliamentarian. Organisations 229 KEYCLUB Members: (I to K) Sitting: John Scales. Second Row: David Dale, Jeff Spotswood, Steve Stettner. Third Row: Tim Husky, Robert Covington, Mark Rowers, Chad Heller, Scott Gilliland, Juan Martinez, David Armistead, Paul Tanke. Fourth Row: Nando DelCastillo, Keith Hall, Billy Hardin, Mike Kingham, Matt Motsinger, Jose Parrilla, Mike Coon. Fifth Row: Hans Katros, Todd Beasley, Mark Bloth, Mark Stephens, Mike Glave, Alan Schwarb. Sixth Row: Alex DelCastillo, Brad Stewart, Eddy Coppock. Key Club is a guys service club sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Winter Haven. This year they were led by President, Juan Martinez, and their sponsor, Mr. Condon to a successful year. Earlier in the year they participated in the homecoming parade and won first prize in the miscellaneous category. Although they held fund raisers and had a lot of fun they were very active in many community services throughout the year. All members had the opportunity to attend the State Convention. They ended their year with a banquet. SW EETHEARTS: (1 to R) Jennifer Braddock, Stephani Beddingfield, Lynn Brown, Anne Marie Huff, Sharon Sammaro, and Mia McKown 230 Organization KEYS TO SERVICE | (I to r) Officers: Steve Stettner, Billy Hardin, Mark Bowers, Juan Martinez, Paul Tanke, Mark Stephens, Alan Schwarb. President: Juan Martinez Organisations 231 LES JEUNES FILLES: FUN Row 1, L to R: C. Coleman, M. McKown, J. Hadden, J. Beddingfield, H. Hatmaker. K. Human. K. Bos, J. McDonald. Row 2: C. Rnighten, T. Riley, D. Barger, Amy Hart, P. Threlkel, D. Trank, A. Mankowski, D. Parks. Row 3: J. Skipper, T. Levines, R. Doyle, L. Waters, J. Coleman, K. Downing, A. Herschfield, C. Smith, K. Bower, C. Campbell. Row 4: L. Threlkel, A. Carson, M. Hayes, S. Baxter, D. Weaver, K. Jesse, J. Warner, K. Parsons, C. Warner. Row 5: J. Lindley. R. Falk, T. Cox, M. Hancock, H. Jones, K. Hess, V. Anderson, L. Richardson, C. Aussilloux, D. Weaver, S. Richardson, S. Kirkland. Row 6: S. Radloff, B. Sager, M. Mason, A. O'Neal, K. Gray, J. Braddock, S. Beddingfield, N. Blouin. 232 Organization AND FRIENDSHIP Garcons, 1st Row, L to R: Andy Crowder, Chad Heller, Louis Garrard, Mark Stevens. 2nd Row: Scott Madaus, Kevin Kelpsa, Ricki Todd, Tim Jones, Andy Jones. 3rd Row: Ray Rafool, Mitch Osborne, Mac Carr. LJF Sponsor: Mrs. Hyland Officers, Top to Bottom: Nikki Blouin, President; Cindy Coleman, Vice. President; Meg Hayes, Secretary; Susan Baxter, Treasurer; Leslie Waters, Amy Carson, Sr. Representatives; Jennifer Coleman, Junior Representative; Peggy Threlkel, Sophomore Representative. Les Jeune Filles had an exciting year, filled with fun and friendship. It began with a dinner to initiate the new sophomores and throughout the year many other activities were held. As for fundraisers, the club held a car wash in October and sold candy. A lot of work was put into the building of the float for the Homecoming parade. Les Jeune Filles left with first place. Orfaniutiorw 233 PHILOS ENJOY AN Officers: Cheryl Copenhaver, Chaplain; Kim Morgan, Secretary; Kim Hardy, Reporter; Lynn Brown, Treasurer; Sharon Sammaro, Vice President; Elizabeth LaPietra, President. First Row (I to r): Sharon Sammaro, Elizabeth LaPietra. Second Row: John Klopp, Anne Marie Huff, Kim Morgan, Jennifer Benson, Cindy Huntington, Lynn Brown, Kim Hardy, Cheryl Copenhaver, Dennis Neal. Third Row: Bill Varela, Ray Rafool, Gail Palo, Beverly Hines, Carla Schulz, Renee Enzor, Charity McCurty, Christy Melvin. 234 Organization EXCITING YEAR! The Philos service club enjoyed many activities throughout the 1983-84 school year. To start things off the girls had an initiation dinner with the Junior Women’s Club in September. Then in October they received a great deal of support from the Philo Fellows to pul together the first place homecoming float along with Les Jeune Filles. Other activities this year included a telephone campaign to benefit the United Way, a Sadie Hawkins Dance, and the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet to wrap up a fun-filled year. President: Elizabeth LaPietra Philo's float won first place in the Homecoming parade! Philo’s sponsor: Mrs. Turner Organization 235 SERTEEN SHOWS President: David Carlson Members, (L. to R.) Row 1: P. Eldridge, M. Jordan, K. Saunders, J. Gentry, S. Albaugh, C. Flanagan, I. Malone, H. Susac, C. Mann, S. Smith, A. Imber, M. Pangburn, K. Atkinson, J. Hacked. Row 2: B. Wilder, S. Lashley, M. Clark, A. Walton, D. Hartwell, K. Sackett, C. Tucker, K. O Neal, M. Mersereau, D. Madley, W. Todd, C. Taber, P. Waller, M. Schmidt. Row 3: N. Barranco, T. Tucker, M. Story, A. Sundberg, T. Justice, T. Evancho, T. Stalford, P. Lee, L. Enos, C. Ludwidge, J. Dawson, D. Jazowski, S. Isler, L. Hatch, A. Bartlemay, M. McCalla, M. McCalla. Row 4: B. Moore, M. McKown, M. Rooney, M. Trueheart, T. Tuttle, J. Schmidt, K. Alsup, K. Rose, B. Howard, M. Hinegardner, L. Garrard, J. Macelli, A. Parker, S. Shakelford, L. Knowles, K. Nigg, H. Johnson, A. Shaw, K. Newell, D. Morrow. Row 5: D. Miller, S. McCarty, D. Steiger, C. Warren, D. Hanna, K. Helms, P. Kleaka. T. Joiner, D. Crowell, W. Tanner, F. Moore, D. Carlson, G. Dills, K. Baxter, E. McLamara, J. Vogt, T. Chambliss, R. Jeffrey, S. Esham, B. Rafool, G. Taylor, M. Varela, B. Moore, B. Varela, R. Rafool, B. Crittendon, D. Albaugh, J. Schneider, P. Dees. 236 Organization SPIRIT! Serteen Expressions! Serteen. in its second year at W .H.H.S., b pan the year by putting up spirit banners, which really increased spirit and pride in the school! Two car washes were held by the club during the year which really turned out well. Serteens attended State Convention, and held projects w ith their sponsor club. Sertoma. Officers (from left to right) Tres Tuttle, Sophomore Rep; Lisa Enos, Sophomore Rep; Mindy MacCalla, Jr. Rep; Karen () Neal. Secretary; Kathy Atkinson, Senior Rep; Doric Hartwell, Senior Rep. Back Row: Missy MacCalla, Jr. Rep; Pam Lee, Junior Rep, en Rose, Party Chairman; Mitch McKown, Vice-President; David Carlson, President; Webb Tanner, Party Chairman; Kris Sackett, Treasurer; Cari Flanagan, Party Chairman; Kim Saunders, Senior Rep. Organisation 237 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: NHS has been quite busy this year. Along with their many service projects, they tutored students who were having problems in their classes and earned service points for working in the school store and grading papers. One of the biggest projects of the year was a Walk-a-Thon in which, the members took pledges for charity. Another project was a car wash which went over very big. Sponsor: Mrs. Morrison Members (L. to R.), Row 1: Melanie Hubbard, Susan Nagel, Julie Jennings, Lee Tatum, Jacki LaPan, Kim Bos, Cappy Harrison, Karen Nigg, Kristine Anastasio, Susan Baxter, Mia McKown. Row 2: Honora Johnson, Tammy Christopher, Angie Hardaway, Kelly Harris, Kevin Kelpsa, Kelly Downing, Elizabeth Butz, Kelly Newell, Kim Henderson, Melissa Pelt. Row 3: John Barnes, Becky Horton, Danielle Dickinson. Pam Davis, Billy Livingston, Heather Susac, Mac Carr, Nena Manzo, Jennifer Braddock, Stefanie Bed-dingfield, Kevin Kearns, Scott Crowder, Ann Marie Huff. Row 4: Angela Cross, Stephanie Kirkland, Jennifer DiNunzio, Thuy Chau, Ai-Thu Nguyen, Oahn Nguyen. Erin Mahoney, Vickie Horton, Sharon Dowdy, Robbie Ito, Keith Ashley, Mark Bernstein, Kendall Fountain, Jose Parilla. Row 5: Kim-Lien Nguyen, Tim Jones, Leslie Waters, Brenda Loar, Jennifer Coleman, Amy Hart, Missy Curling, Eddie Anderson, Charles Landau, Mark Hagman, Eddie Coppoek. Row 6: Chip Fortenberry, George Eldridge, Chris Desrochers, Michael Cammili, David Hagler, Jeff Skipper, David Dale, Bert Race. Row 7: George Rey, David Donofrio, Doug W'altonbaugh, Bobby Bissett, Russel Stum. Bobby Cranston, Alan Jenkins, Brooks Pierce, Mike Lynch. 238 Organization HARD AT WORK President: Mark Condon Officers (L. to R.O, Row 1: Melanie Hubbard, Treasurer. Row 2: Alan Jenkins, Sgt. At Arms; Billy Livingston, Senior Rep.; Bobby Cranston, Parliamentarian; Jacki LaPan, Secretary. Row 3: Amy Hart, Chaplain; Pam Davis, Junior Rep.; Nena Manzo, Vice-President. Organisation 239 K SMOKING1 AFS SERVES Member . (L to R): C. Auasiloux. S. Wheeler, S. Gioi. K. Saunders, B. Wilder. K. Snively, V. Chase, M. MrKown. Second Row: A. Sundbrrg. V. Kean, J. LaPsn, L. Tatum. K. kelp� a, B. Livingston, P. Davis, L. Reese. P. Parker, S. Olsen, S. Baxter, C. McCurddy. S. Henderson. M. Todd. T. Threadgill. M. McKown. Third Row: N. Manso. H. Johnson. K. Henderson, D. Armistead, K. Newell, J. Braddock, S. Beddingfield, M. Hubbard. T. Cox, T. La Van. M. Stephens, S. Crowder. Fourth Row: A. Jones, J. Cook, K. Jesse. A. Ilershfield. K. Downing, T. Phillips. S. Sammaro, G. Palo, L. Garrard. A. Huff, J. Mc Donald. P. Threlkel. R. Callen. C. Knighten, B. Dawson, l-ifth Row: J. Scales. K. Bos. R. Cameron, K. Bower. L. Hatch, J. Coleman, A. Hart, B. Hines, C. Tucker, K. Richardson. D. Weaver, S. Richardson. M. Hancock. K. Howell. B. Sager, C. ler. Sixth Row: L. Threlkel. L. Brown. A. O'Neal, M. Bowers, L. Du me rex, C. Antastsio, K. Grey, K. Jones, M. Osburn. T. Jones, L. Waters, K. Hardy. Seventh Row: D. Neal, C. Copenhaver, C. Coleman, J. Barnes. D. Dickinson. S. Madaux, J. Ramera, J. Martinet, C. Heller, T. Cox, G. Dills. Eighth Row: S. Bagby. h. IjiPietra, C. Schulx, A. Carson. B. Loar. M. Carr, L. Nelson, H. Susac, S. Clark. S. Barton. K. Bunn. L. Walcott, A. Walton, N. Barranco. American Field service had a fun and exciting year! They kicked off the year with a BBQ before the first football game, so that the foreign exchange students could meet the members. Holidays were celebrated with parties and good cheer. This club is a great place to make new friends and learn the culture and personalities of students who live in different countries. Mia McKown was president and was guided by the sponsors, Barbara Jaeggi. and Yvette McKown. President: Mia McKown 240 Organization . EXCHANGE STUDENTS Exchange student: Vivienne Kean Exchange student: Jose Ramero Exchange student: Annette Sunberg AFS members show off their costumes at the Halloween Party. Exchange student: Claire Aussilloux Officers, (I to r) First Row: Susan Baxter, Brenda Loar. Mitch Osburn, Tim Jones. Mac Carr, Libby Threlkel, Mia McKown. Second Row: Carla Schulz, Amy Carson, Cindy Coleman, Sue Clark, Leslie Waters. Third Row: Jose Ramero, Claire Aussilloux, Annette Sunberg, Vivenne Kean. Organisation 241 LEO SERVES COMMUNITY Leo was led through the year by President, Tyrone Faulkner, and Sponsor, Mr. Severance. They helped with community services; for instance, helping with the Women’s Club and also with the auctions for a Lions Club project. At the first of the year they all enjoyed a party for the members. They ended their year with a banquet. Officers: (L to R): Tyrone Faulkner, Ronald Gerber, Todd Lewis, Mike Chiavuzzi. Members (L to R), sitting: Tina Finch, Susan Burns, Patty Hampton. Second Row, Tyrone Faulkner, Bob Bisset, Todd Lewis, Russell Stum. Third Row, Mike Chiavuzzi, Dean Daniels, Richard Criss, Ronald Gerber, Shannon Oswald. President: Tyrone Faulkner Sponsor: Mr. Severance 242 Organization I.C.C. BROUGHT US TOGETHER President: Susan Baxter Sponsor: Mr. Graham The Inter Club Council is made up of all the presidents of the various service Clubs. The purpose of this club was to settle all disputes between clubs and to serve as a means to exchange ideas. One of their projects was the campus clean up day. Under the direction of Mr. Graham the clubs, as a whole, maintained a peaceful and productive year. v- - . ' . - Members, (I to r) Sitting: Leslie Waters, Brenda Loar. First Row: Sandy Thomas, Dawn Barger. Mary McGarrity, Sandy Gizzi. Lisa Reese. Mia Marotti. Sharon Sammaro. Klizabeth LaPietra, Carla Brown. Lee Tatum, Nena Manzo. Bernadette Sager. Second Row: Martina Giordano. Vicky Merritt, Suzanne McKenzie. Kelly Harris, Amy Carson, Mia McKown. Cindy Coleman. Susan Baxter. Kim Henderson, Amy Hart. Juan Martinez, Pam Davis. Connie Smith. Third Row: Diane Suits, Mac Carr. Robert Sommers. David Ar mislead, Tim Cooper, Tyrone Faulkner. Ron Gerber. Billy Livingston. Peter Wolf. Paul Tanke. Jim Pielow. Richard Carlton. Trey Braswell, Cliff Alexander, Adam Nations, Chris McAfee, Tom Cooper, Sherri Olsen, Kevin Smith. Organization 243 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Winter Haven Chapter of FFA held their annual fish fry in the fall. Other activities throughout the year included the Youth Fair in Bartow, the national convention in Kansas City, and several judging events during the Orange Festival. Officers (1 to r): Scott Thompson, Lori Riddle, Kevin Dotsun, Steve Morgan, Robert Winfree, Fred Snively, Albce Kriston, Greg Knecht, James Shinn. 1983-84 FFA 244 Organization FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Officers (I to r): Kissy Hagins, Jody Peavy, Carrie McCann, Debbie Brooks, Carla Brown, Susan Yon. The Future Homemakers of America sponsored this year’s “Devil’s Dari in' Contest,’ and the Dream Girl Pageant. They also helped with the Special Olympics, and attended district and state meetings. They ended a memorable year with their annual banquet. Members (I to r): First Row: Debbie Brooks, Jody Peavy. Second Row: Carrie McCann, Mrs. Small, Peter Wilkerson, Susan Yon, Robert Sanders, Luela Curry, Carla Brown, Lisa Hawkins, Kissy Hagins, Vira Rodgers, Theia McClendon. President: Carla Brown Sponsor: Mrs. Small Organisations 245 FBLA: BUSINESS 1983-84 FBLA Members Officers: (I to r) 1st Row: Donna Bernstein — reporter. 2nd Row: Martina Giordano President; David Armistead Parlimentarian; John tellers — Historian. 3rd Row: Suzanne McKenzie — Vice-President; Deanna Bernstein — Treasurer. 4th Row: Susan Grimsley — Secretary. 246 Organization AND SERVICE Maria and Ellen watch intently. FBLA was led by president, Martina Giordano, and sponsors, Mrs. Meyer and Mrs. McAfee through a good year. The club met Thursdays on early release days. For fund raisers they sold candy and Christmas ornaments. Also, they participated in the district rally and contest. In April members attended the State Leadership Conference. — ' ' — Swm embarrassed about this picture, Karen? Ellen Lanier in deep thought. Organizations 247 FYEA PROVIDES SERVICE 1984 was a fun-filled year for FYEA. In the beginning, they sponsored Teacher Appreciation Week in November. In December they held their annual Migrant Children's Christmas Party. Other activities included a candy sale and a spring dance. Thus, they ended another year of fine service with a banquet in May. Sponsor: Mrs. Harris Officers: Front row (l-r): Amy Hart, Mia Marotti, Susan Baxter. Back row: Kendall Fountain. David Armistead, Jose Parilla. President: David Armistead. 1983-84 FYFA Members 248 Organization YOUTH ALIVE Members Front How. I. to R: Denis Whitten, Tracie W alker, Kim Henderson. Second Row: Julie Terloski, Emma Lewis, Shane Smith. Third Row: Troy Chambliss, Bill Varela, Brandon Rafool. Members not pictured: Amy Barfield. Trevor Allen. Mary Lambeth, Maria Yates. Officers: Tracie Walker, Kim Henderson. Emma Lewis. This year Youth Alive participated in a prayer meeting and Bible study on Wednesday mornings. In order to raise money for the club's activities, the members helped Spanish Club sell M M’s. At the end of the year. Youth Alive members went to Jesus “84 . Sponsor: Mrs. Schnoor. Sponsor: Mrs. Velez. Organisation 249 CAMPUS 1984 was Campus Life’s first year at Winter Haven High, and they have enjoyed overwhelming success. Led by Tito Huckfeldt, the members enjoyed such activities as a district pillowfight in Clearwater, a burger bash on the athletic field, and many inspirational meetings. The main highlight of their year was a trip to Gatlin-burg, Tennessee which was taken over Christmas vacation. The club added many heartwarming good times to the school year. Sponsors: Mrs. DeVane and Mrs. Farthing. 1983-84 CAMPUS LIFE 250 Organization LIFE “Yeah, We’re cool! Smile pretty now girls. “Having some fun now! “Think about it. Go fot it! Organization 251 THE PRIDE THE 1983-84 WINTER HAVEN HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND. 252 Organization Drum Majors: Hamp Plowden and Chris Mathis. Band Director: Mr. Fultz. OFFICERS (I to r): Rich Carlton, Robin Harrell, Kelly Harris, Kim Gray, Julie Jennings, Kim Flowers, Trevor Allen, Cindy Waldorf, Tammy Christopher, Angie Hardaway, Amy Carson, Brenda Loar, Hamp Plowden, Chris Mathis. Rank Leaders (I to r): Trevor Allen, Mike Glave, Bert Geathers, Kendall Fountain, Rick Corbitt, Mike Breitenbach, Sean Sailor, Rich Carlton, Mitch Osborn, Robin Harrell, Kelly Harris, Julie Jennings, Kim Flowers, Robbie Ito, Marisa Tenaglia, Shawna Lapicola. The Pride of Winter Haven maintained their excellent reputation this year by receiving straight superior ratings in the District FBA Marching Contest. Other activities included performing halftime shows, marching in the Citrus Parade, and playing at Disney World. Several musicians were also invited to play in the halftime show for the Super Bowl. Thus, an exciting year came to an end with the annual banquet. A moment of glory. Organisation 253 STAGE BAND 84 The Winter Haven High School Stage Band pleasantly entertained many people throughout the 1983-84 school year. Among their performances was the annual Christmas Program, the Homecoming parade of candidates, the Dream Girl Pageant, and the Governor. Thus, a memorable year came to an end with the annual banquet. Top: Mr. Rees. Bottom: Stage Band: Row 1 (I to r): Randy Johnson, Robert Covington, Alex DelCastillo, Chris Mathis, Robbie Ito, Rick Corbitt, David Alexander. Row 2: Mike Clave, Todd Lewis, Richard Criss, Jim Dix, Cory Konger, Mike Breitenbacb, Sean Sailor, Rich Carlton, Shawna Lapicola, Hamp Plowden, Kelly Harris, Brian Lozell, Robin Harrell, Tim McLin. 254 Organization DEVILETTES KEEP THE BEAT. Top: Officers and squad leaders: Row 1: Co-Captain Brenda Loar; Captain, Amy Carson. Row 2: Kim Morgan, Sharon Sammaro, Renee Enzor, Connie Baggett, Cathy Atkinson. Row 3: Mrs. Kathy Baggett, Mrs. Sylvia Partain. Bottom: The 1983-84 Devilette Squad: (L. to R.) Row 1: Kim Morgan, Sharon Sammaro, Renee Enzor, Brenda Loar, Amy Carson, Connie Baggett, Cathy Atkinson. Row 2: Donna Shoots, Chris Melvin, Cris Sackett, Sandy Turbyfill, Carol Roberts, Tera Bedford, Kim Carden, Mary Hallett, Joell Hackle, Lesley Lawson. Row 3: Mindy MacCalla, Missy Satterfield, Mary Swygert, Eula Carter, Heidi Hatmaker, Kim Bos, Pam Jones, Wendy Johnston, Kim Luckey, Kelly Human. Row 4: Missy MacCalla, Lisa Enos, Charity McCurdy, Tammy Connerly, Rhonda Cameron, Valerie Smith, Teresa Baggett, Pam Gardner, Mia Marot-ti. Not Pictured: Nikki Harris, Altheia McClendon. Organisations 255 FLAGS: THE PRIDE OF THE PRIDE. ” Pam Parker loves Flags!! Captain Angie Hardaway marches off the field with PRIDE!!! Flag Corps prepares for the Homecoming Parade. Flag Corps Members (1. to r.) Row 1: Kelly Kathman, Tammy Christopher, Angie Hardaway, Pam Parker. Row 2: Susan Dorsey, Patty Hampton, Emma Lewis, Janelle Hurgeton, Monica Gable, Donna Lane. Row 4: Edmelinda Figuero, Tammy Kenemuth, Janice Boyd, Stephanie Smith, Katie Gerenscer, Serena Lear, Sharon McCarty. Officers (I. to r.) Row I: Tammy Christopher; Co-Captain, Angie Hardaway; Captain. Row 2: Patty Hampton; Junior Rep., Pam Parker; Senior Rep.; Kelly Kathman; Sophomore Rep. 2 56 Organization MAJORETTES SPARK ENTHUSIASM Majorettes prepare for the show. Members (I. to r.) Ellen Lanier, Cindy Walldorf Cindy LOVES a parade!!! Organisation 257 CONCERT CHOIR The concert choir, under the direction of Mr. Jones, had a very good year. They sang at various schools around the area besides performing at concerts. For the 13th consecutive year, they were selected to sing in the Walt Disney World Christmas Candlelight Processional. Moreover, at Christmas time, they performed in a concert at P.C.C. Again at P.C.C. they performed in the Second Sunday Concert Series during February. In March, they participated in the Florida Vocal Association Chorus Festival. They ended their performances of the 1983-84 school year with the “Memories” concert and an awards banquet. Officers: Vicki Chase, Accompanist; Laura Elmlinger, Historian; Chris McAfee, Vice-Pres.; Ginger Pielow, Secretary-treasurer; Dawn Barger, President. Members of the Concert Choir: (I to r) First Row: Helen Allen. Karen Hess, Penny Morris, Denise Whitter, Pam Warren, Diann Carpenter, Stephanie Hampton, Connie Cozzens, Mary Ann Collins, Amy Hart, Lisa Hawkins. Second Row: Kotonja Hillary, Laura Llmlingcr, Melissa Pelt, Monica Gatel, Teresa Duke, Johnny Pierce, Jack DeFoe, Jim Pielow, Kevin Spurr, Tony Mathews, Phuong-Thy, Vicki Chase, Jeane Lindley, Ginger Pielow, Sony Peters. Third Row: Michelle Brainerd, Dawn Barger, Kevin Smith, John Mills, Jeff Roberts, Chris McAfee, Mariam Jordan. 258 Organization VOCAL ENSEMBLE Participating not only with the concert choir, under the direction of Mr. Jones, the Vocal Ensemble had an additional fifty performances. Some of the highlights of this outstanding group was singing at the Florida State Fair, performing at the State of Florida School Services Association Convention, and participating in the Solo Ensemble Florida Vocal Association Festival. Officers: (I to r) Mariam Jordan, Vice-Pres.; Jim Pielow, President; Vicki Chase, Secretary-Treasurer. Vocal F.nscmble Members, (I to r) First Row: Kotonja Hilary, Jeane Lindley, Monica Gable, Phuomg-Thy Thiehow, Ginger Pielow, Vicki Chase, Laura Elmlinger, Melissa Pelt. Sony Peters, Marian Jordan. Second Row: Kevin Smith, Johnny Pierce, Tony Mathews. Third Row: Jim Pielow, Jeff Roberts, Chris McAfee, Joe Jones. Not Pictured: Kevin Wright and Rachal Falk. Organisation 259 CHORAL MEMBERS IN ACTION The Vocal Ensemble puts on the show with a smile. Members of the Vocal Ensemble perform in front of the student body. Concert Choir performs under the direction of Mr. Jones. 260 Organisation .ORCHESTRA•ORCHESTRA• Member of the orchestra practiced during third period. The orchestra performed various concerts throughout the year under the direction of Mike Lawson. In the fall, the orchestra performed at the Spring Round-Up. One of the highlights of the year was their Christmas concert performed at P.C.C., morever, they participated in the P.C.C. Second Sunday Series and members auditioned for the All-County orchestra. The orchestra ended the year with an alumni concert. Members of the Orchestra: (I to r) First Row: Willie Chen, Brenda Lister, Chuck Stum, Ron Alton, Andy Manzo, Tri Thornhill, Susan Goodman. Second Row: Debbie Yoder, Angie Walton, Angie Brown. Bridget! Lanier, Gene Lien, Marc Johnson. Third Row: Connie Smith, Rosanne Dudley, Kirsten Deming, Nena Manzo, Elvira Garcia. Kathy Hopper. Fourth Row: Eric Wardowski, Brian Cover, Lisa Windham. Don Parks, Jennifer McCray. Conductor: Mike Lawson Organisation 261 DRAMA CLUB ACTIVE ON STAGE Sponsor: Mrs. Bartholomew Th Drama Club was very active this year. Their first production for the students was wvThe Wizards Helping Hand ’ which was for Halloween. Then for Christmas they performed A Christmas Carol.” At the end of the year, they held a talent show for the student body, bringing an end to a very successful year. Members: (I to r) Sitting: Sony Peters. First Row: Kim Cozart, Annette Sunberg, Jo Shell. Vicki Chase, Laura Hatch, Melissa Pelt, Connie Willis, Liz Dumerse, Michelle Welch, Linda Harvey, Danielle Dickinson. Second Row: Chris Desrochores, Robert Sommers, John Culver, Mark Stephens. Kevin Smith, Keith Smith. Tim Cooper. Honara Johnson, John Barnes. 262 . Organization SCIENCE CLUB Officers: (from I. to r.) David Sanborn. Secretary: Robert Sommers, President; Tom Cooper, Vice-President. The Science Club had many activities throughout the year. They took a trip to the John Young Science Center, held several star watches, and planned a trip to view a test launching of a submerged missile out in the Atlantic. They also took a trip to Walt Disney World and Epcot in the Spring. Several other small projects were done throughout the year. Members (from 1. to r.) Row I; Sue Davis, Theresa Jacobs. Row 2: Allen Black, Chris Desrochers, Edward Redstreake. Row 3: David Sanborn, Robert Sommers, Tom Cooper. Sponsor: Mr. Williams. President: Robert Sommers. Organisations TRIDENT PUBLISHES THE Trident staff (I. to r.) Sitting: Robert Sommers, Sherrie Olsen. Second Row: Angela Hershfield, Kim Henderson, Gina Steele, Vanette Velez, Michelle Yon. Third Row: Anne Marie Huff, Ray Rafool, Keith Ashley, Kevin Bartlett, Bill Brakora, Hamp Plowden. Co-editors: Robert Sommers and Sherrie Olsen. Adviser: Mrs. Moore 264 Organizations HIGH SCHOOL NE WS Kevin Bartlett takes time out to relax!! Co-Editors.......... News................ Feature Sports Clubs Free Lance.......... Advertising Business Photography Illustrators Adviser ... Primrpal............ TRIDENT STAFF ...........Sherrie Olsen. Robert Sommer Keith Ashley. Bill Brakora Noel Bryant, Anne Marie Huff ...........Victor Alicea, Kevin Bartlett ...........Kim Henderson. Ray Rafool ...........Angela Hershfield. Michelle Yon ...........Trevor Allen. Vanette Velex Hamp Plowden. Mike Weathers ...........Kristy Connell. Gina Steele Mrs. Jane Moore Mr. Gormon Ayers Vanette Velez, Victor Alicea, and Anne Marie Huff prepare for the Trident deadline. The Trident is published every school month. Not only did they have the responsibility of the paper but they also prepared a radio show once a week which was aired on Saturday mornings at 11:45 on radio station WYXY. Puzzled about the layout. Hamp? Organisations 265 C.B.E 1984 was a productive year for CBE. Among their many activities this year was a biorhythm and candy sale in the fall, a Christmas breakfast in December, and Senior cap and gown pictures in the spring. CBE also attended the FBLA district rally in Orlando. and the district convention which was held in February. Thus, an exciting year was ended with the annual employer appreciation banquet. President: Sandy Thomas Sponsor: Mrs. Gilley Sponsor: Mr. Cox Members (I to r): Diane Morrison, Kim Gerharz, Teresa LoCascio, Kim Reynolds, Janet Onheiser, Vicky Fields, Melony Davis, Debbie Daniels. Heather Ireland, Linda Sims, Kathy Gordan, Camara Wesley, Caryn Miller, Cheryl Walters, Barbara Sumner, Sheila Pewitt. Mary Coleman, Sylvia Scott, Brenda Brown, GiGi Brown, Tim Cooper, Sandy Thomas, Carla Collins, David Warren, Larry Snider. 266 Organization Officers (I to r): Barbara Sumner, Vicky Fields, Sandy Thomas, Linda Sims, Kathy Gordon. “Only two minutes 'til the bell rings! Work! Work! Work! “Say cheese. It must be Friday! Organisations 267 DCT FACES D.C.T. is not all work!! Sponsor: Mrs. Wright Members (from I. to r.) How 1: Cherise Tucker, Tommy Dumond, Lisa Thomas, Tim Phillips, Tony Crouse, Sue Bledsoe, Jennifer Wagner, Terrie Merritt, Kevin Penney. How 2: Veronica Felton, Cheryl Yon, Diane Provencher, Theresa Mulkey, James Miller, Eugene Patterson, Barron Shepherd. Row 3: Sheryl Seckinger, Dennis Waters, Pamela Scaife, Vernon Douglas, Rodg er Conklin, Tom DeWitt, Tony Kratz, Sandy Lainge. Row 4: Scott Riner, Jeff Moss, Rodney Davis, Kerry Fejes, Joe Halman, David Carr. 268 Organization — THE WORLD OF WORK D.C.T students have a good time during claaa. This year D.C.T has been very active. During football season they sold football ribbons, and blue devil auto tags. At Christman, D.C.T. sold candles for the Miami Burn Center. In February, the club entered an exhibit in the Orange Festival and had a skating party. They also attended the District Convention at Bartow and the Officer Training Workshop at Fort Meade. To culminate the year D.C.T sent a proclamation to the mayor announcing National Vocational Education Week, attended the State Convention in Hollywood. Florida, and had their annual Employer Appreciation Banquet. Officers (from 1. to r.) Sue Bledsoe, Secretary; Theresa Mulkey, corresponding secretary; Sandy Lainge, Treasurer; Tom DeWitt, President; Diane Provencher, Vice-President. President: Tom DeWitt Organisation 269 DEC A This was an exciting year for DECA. Among many activities they participated in was the Leadership Conference in Daytona Beach where they elected state officers. Several students also attended the National DECA Workshop in Savannah, Georgia. Along with these activities they also built a float for the Citrus Parade and ended a memorable year with an Employer Appreciation Banquet in May. President: Brian Porta. Sponsor: Mr. Putney. Officers (I to r): Todd Curts, Brian Porta, Renee Marion, David Poore, Redonna Smith, Steve Warder. 270 Organization Row 1 (I to r): Teresa Luke, Karen Garber, Danielle Ray. Dean Satterfield, Sandra Thompson, Tinker Cordes, Beverly Roundtree, Connie Puckett, Denice Harden. Stacey Smith. Row 2: Steve Warder, Bobby Pate, Dan Houser, David Poore, Kevin Shaw, Redonna Smith, Dianne Suits, Guy Schatzman. Debbie Owens, Todd Curts. Organisations 271 SAY'S!’ 1983-84 Spanish Club Members Juan Martinez: An attentive listener. Spanish Club President: Vanette Velez. 272 Organization TO SPANISH The Spanish Club joined the other language clubs in a wonderful trip to Disney World's EP-COT Center. Students enjoyed seeing themselves on closed circuit television with “Dallas ' star. Cathy Crosby, and were delighted to see and talk with Michael Jackson, a popular singing artist. The Spanish Club welcomed the Christmas season by presenting toys and gifts to forty students in the elementary, bilingual program. The club also took active parts in supporting our many school activities providing a student bus to the football games, welcoming the A.F.S. students with breakfast and hospitality room, hosting Fiesta Night, and sponsoring candidates for many different activities. An exciting Spanish Club meeting! Sponsor: Mrs. Velez Organisations 273 FRENCH CLUB: FETES French Club has been involved in many activities this year. The club started the year with the Bienvenu Party where they learned to make French crepes. During the first semester the club went to EPCOT, and gave Christmas gifts to the migrant children in East Polk County. French Club sold M M s in December and proceeds went to purchase four ne headsets for the language laboratory and a projector for the foreign language department. In February, the club went to Sarasota to see the Ringling Museum and a French play. French Club participated in Foreign Language Day held at Florida Southern College in Lakeland. To end the year, French Club held a progressive dinner. President: Cliff Alexander Mrmbm, (I. to R) Front Row: N. Brillant, K. Martinez, S. Ostrum, J. Warner, K. Parsons, D. Edmondson, A. Crow, P. Parker, L. Reese, E. Butz, K. Downing, S. Peters. J. Hurgeton, I,. Waters, H. Hatmaker. P. Gray. Row 2: N. Barranro, J. Cooke. M. MeClemon, D. Jones, L. Dumaresq, C. Coleman, M. Giordano, P. Eldridge. C-Smith, S. Dorsey, L. W indham, B. Gill, C. Ladner. L. Pedone, S. Reese, M. Bartlett, M. Mathews. Row 3: C. Langley, R. Bowen, B. Lister, A. Sundberg, C. McCurdy, P Gardner. K. Atkinson. J. Hackle, S. Hurst. E. Lewis, H. Johnson, K. Cozart, K. Smith, B. Woolwine. K. Clark, E. Mahoney, S. Olson. Row 4: A. Mankowski. G. Chapman, W . l-eonard. J. DiNunzio. D. Overstreet, C. McCloud, K. Cowart, T. Baldwin, J. Barnes, T. Jones, T. Dowdy, T. Magann. S. Dowdy, N. Dionne, C. Crisman. F Marolti. D. W hitten. Row 5: V. Kean, S. Davis, A. Jones, S. Savoie, C. McAfee, R. Harris, C. Alexander, C. Aussiloux, K. Kathman. S. Tyson, S. Callen, K. Bartlett. M Partain. A. Nations. 274 Organizations ET SERVICES Officers, L to R: Kevin Bartlett, Party Planner; Tim Jones, Historian; Sherri Olsen, President (1st semester); Lisa Reese, Program Director; Elizabeth Butz, Senior Board Member; Cliff Alexander, President (2nd semester); Jennifer DiNunzio, Treasurer; Honora Johnson, Junior Board Member. French Club's happy faces. Organisations 275 GERMAN CLUB German Club’s activities this year included various activities such as a trip to Walt Disney World’s EPCOT Center with Spanish Club and French Club. They also held fund raising projects such as a car wash and an M M sale. Later in the year German Club participated in arrangements and hospitalities for visiting American Field Service students, planned a party with Spanish and French Clubs, and sent students to take part in the Foreign Language day in Lakeland. German Club Officers, L. to R: Lee Tatum, President; Keith Ashley, Treasurer; Peter Wolff, Vice President; Andy Manzo. Sergeant at Arms; Karen Nigg, Secretary. Members, Row 1, (L. to R.): Steve Abbot, Russel Hays, Lee Tatum, Keith Ashley, Katrina Cloninger, Bobby Cranston, Eddie Anderson, Inga Wolff, Lisa Enos, Denise Justin, Tina Evenanchio. Row 2: Brooks Pierce, Andy Manzo, Charles Landau, Angela Mercer, David Carmichael, Mike Dalboun, David Hagler, Brad Stewart, Steven Eisenschenk, Christopher Desrochers, Tom Cooper, Mark flagman, Kim Cozart, Karen Nigg� Peter Wolff, Angie Burkett, Jay Donofrio, Willie Chen, Andy France, Janet Hooper, Gene Lien, Robby Hopper, Robbie Ito. 276 Organization SAYS: “GUTEN Organization 277 JROTCLEARNS JOTC learns new rifle skills in the classroom. JROTC students learn all the aspects of the rifle. Members (from I to r): Row 1: Beth Stanfield. Audra Roberts. Bruce Jiles. Kendra Wilson. Row 2: Willie Edom. Greg Hamm, Marc Stallings, Tony Wally, Cindy Kinchen, Joe Harrison, Mary Walden, Lynus Sermons, Tom Popola, Kenny Grimes, Vince Hall, Caryl Mann, Chris Palmer, David Dorman. Tim Rutter, Rick Hoye, Kevin Bragg, Terry Schneider. 278 Organization NEW SKILLS Steve Reed inspects JROTC members during their practice. The Army JROTC objectives are to develop in each eadet: Good citizenship, self-reliance, leadership, responsiveness to constituted authority, a knowledge of basic military skills, an appreciation of the role of the U.S. Army in support of national objectives, and an appreciation of the importance of physical education to the accomplishment of these objectives. Members (from I to r) Row 1: Anthony Hall, Adrianna Meredith, Mike Chiavuzzi. Row 2: Sonja Staton, Ericka Yant, Robert Justice, Jay Baird, Wallace Inman, Vontrise, Swaker, Pam Thomas, Pam Scaife, Josephine Miles. Row 3: Bruce Harris. Kyle McArthur, Steve Hughes, Steve Reed, Danny Schneider, Wayne Salmon, Tony Jiles, Jonathan Thompson, Cary Jackson, James Oscarson. Organisation 279 JROTC MARCHES IN In class, JROTC students study very hard. ROTC Color Guard anticipates the show. Members (from L to R) Row I: Greg Barnes, Lawrence Carr, Roy Gust, Cookie Curry, Darrell Thornton. Row 2: Shirley Marshall, Diomcdez Mendez, Charlene Robinson, Gina Thomas, Michelle Sutton, Tachelle Jones, Lisa Nelson, Lora Tuvin, Karen Ration, Shelia Woods, Shelly Cribbs, Mike VanDerVort. Row 3: Gerando Cruz, Rodney O’Neal, Petey Salyina, Brady Gatlin, Joe Williams, Paul Austin, Joey Schneider, Erroll Burney, Randy Alexander, Jimmy Spillman, Fernandez Gunter, Keith Smith, James Robinson, Tad Fraine, Craig Holman. 280 Organization HOMECOMING PARADE This year JROTC has been involved in many activities, such as, a candy bar fund raiser in January which helped JROTC gain money to provide transportation and lodging for field trips. The Color Guard participated in The Homecoming Parade, The Orange Festival Parade, as well as the Pre-Game festivities at The Blue Devil Football games. JROTC Color Guard prepares to march in the Homecoming Parade. Members (from L to R) Row 1: Sam McArthur, Ron Harris, Robin Hunt, David Sanborn. Row 2: Felicia Tillman, B. J. Carter, Jeanette Thomas, Rhonda Smith, Brenda Broadens, Sharita Lloyd, Courtney Martin, Glen Snell, Ronnie O'Neal. Row 3: Lamar Sineth, Robert Orr, Marvin Williams, Alvin Williams, Rodney Walley, James Reeves, Doug Brown, Jimmy Spillman, Wayne Salmon, Johnny Jones. Organisation 281 JROTC KEPT ACTIVE Other activities planned for JROTC were The State JROTC Championships held at the University of Florida and the Polk County All JROTC Meet sponsored by Lakeland Rifle and Pistol Club. In April, All County JROTC Meet was held in which the W.H.H.S. group participated in the drill teams, color guard, and rifle competitions. JROTC students learn new skills in the classroom. Members (from I to r) Row I: Hector Holsey, William Cuyler, Robert Sanders, Larry Judd, Jay Baird. Row 2: Willie Lawrence, David Wilson, Tom DeWitt, Jacqueline Williams, Saffie Courtney, Sara Hagan, Malinda Smith, Sonja Bandy, Pauline Ray, Pam Anderson, I ois Dials. Row 3: Ben Welch, Jerome Carter, Peter Wilkerson, Earnest Searcy, Johnny Jones, Steve Reed, Robert Sanders, Roy McDonald, Ricky McKennon, Henry Walker, Victor Austin, Tony Williams, Nathaniel Robinson. 282 Organizations THROUGHOUT YEAR JROTC member go through their inspection drills. Students listen attentively in class. Color Guard prepares for the pre-game festivities. Color Guard marches in The Blue Devil Homecoming Parade. Organisations 283 s. SUPER SKATES « MONDAY-PRO SHOP SA CHRfSTfAN M1T ’:oo-? 30 ZCTIONS • REFLECTIONS • REFLECTIONS • GOOD LUCK AND CONGRATULATIONS TIM AND SHARON PHILLIPS BUSINESS FORMS instate 785 Cypress Gardens Blvd. S.E. Winter Haven, Florida 33880 Bus. 294-3211 Res. 294-1448 MOTOR INN T1 1 FOUNTAIN k1 oer airrsm r THE RANCH HOUSE 1911 Cypress Gardens Blvd. (813) 324-5994 286 Advert ifting; ” Shop The Grote Flou er Palace 3382 CYPRESS GARDENS RD. WINTER HAVEN. FL 33880 324-0855 NITE 293-0855 FLOWERS. PLANTS DIANA C. BARNES SILKS. FRUIT. 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Winter Haven, FL Offering Classes in Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Pointe and Aerobic Fitness 324-3060 Directors — Susie Wilson and Charles Sands There are No Other Furniture Stores Like Ours Anywhere We Save You More! COOPER’S FURNITURE Bob Cooper Owner Ph. 967-0234 2870 W. Havendale Blvd. Ph. 967-0238 Winter Haven, FL 33880 (813) 294-9292 293-6820 ASSOCIATED (ELECTRIC) COMPANIES INC. Certified Electrical Contractors For Complete Electrical Contractors for All Installation and Repairs 102 Post Ave. S.W. Winter Haven, FL 33880 Radio Dispatched 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 Advertising 289 The Fantasy ££ a p e Unique Florist (813) 293-9949 55 Third Street N.W. Winter Haven Jnqridi. BLUE HERON A Nest of Innovative Qitts 200 Orchid Springs Shopping Village Winter Haven, Florida 33880 813-324-2341 INQRID FARMER Potter Owner CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1984 Owner PETE BONIFAY AUTO • HOME • OFFICE 293-5555 432 6th St.. NW. Winter Haven (next to Popeye s) CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1984 HI Bel Carpets, Inc. 206 6th Street NW Wtnter Haven Florida 33880 Phone (813)294-7691 CSihlcie Choke. your choice for quality sporting goods 88 4th St. N.W. Winter Haven Downtown on the park (813)293-5599 Nationwide is on your side imti NATIONWIDE INSURANCE 299-8330 791 Third Street. S W 293-7114 Winter Haven. FL 33880 Phone 294-3010 COLONIAL BEAUTY SALON 1690 10th St. S.E. Operator Winter Haven, Fla. 33880 Ph. 2931568 fHarket Prime Iowa Beer ®0 FIRST ST. SOUTH WINTER HAVEN. FL 33880 290 Advrrtifcinf; TELEPHONE (813) 294 1594 ESTABLISHED 1904 HOME FURNISHINGS CENTER RICK HOLT 1507 HAVENDALE BLVD Owner WINTER HAVEN. FL 33880 3 EXCHANGE TRAVEL HJtVKX D C or TLA Congratulations Class of 1984 1120 1st St. S. Phone: 294-7623 Winter Haven, FL Nunez Collins Touchton am. GEORGE 1 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 Offices Lakeland Sebring Winter Haven (813)294-4131 235 W. Central Ave. Winter Haven, Fla. 294-2773 ACT II SHOPPE, INC. Phone 294 4141 yM tn 9®JJL ulA La f Winter Haven. Florida Directors John B. Crisp Charles E. Coon New Softtouch Carwash wash vans and pick-ups complete automotive service across from post office WILLIAMS CHEVRON SERVICE CENTER 100 Central Ave. Winter Haven, FL Phone: 294-2820 Advertising , 291 PORTER PAINTS Finest Quality Paints and Wallcoverings Free Decorating Service 362 3rd St, N.W. Ph.294-4279 Complete Salee and Service Neil Brannon President THE BOAT PLACE INC 2300 Avenue GN W.Wm Vu ’ pt , Winter Haven, FL 33880 Phone:(813)293-1928 The Finest in Women’s Fashions Designer and Better Fashion, Apparel, Accessories, and Shoes for Misses, Juniors, and Petites Northgate Shopping Center Winter Haven BEAILS DEPARTMENT STORES For Fashion Conscious Families • Winter Haven • Jupiter • Tallahassee • Spring Hill • Port Orange • Sarasota • Venice • Englewood • Naples • Sebring • Clearwater • Punta Gorda • Port Charlotte • Dunedin • New Port Richey • Hudson • Eustis-Kissimmee • Port St. Lucie • Bradenton • New Smyrna Beach • Melbourne Beach • Inverness • Dade City • Cape Coral • Stuart 292 Advertising Purr-sonal attention to your financial goals. Haven Federal Savings Loan Assoc. Locally Owned and Operated Ifljfr FSLlC 9 Off� cet in Polk County. — ■ rr. OUNDEE ROAD MILE WEST OF HIGHWAY 27 HERB RACE (813) 299-5904 PORTABLE BUILDINGS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 84 SOMETHING SPECIAL Special Gifts for Special People 509 Cypress Gardens Blvd. Garden Plaza Winter Haven, FL 33880 Ph.813-293-5273 Bridal Registry Advertising 293 Puiblix THE HAPPY DIFFERENCES | ATPUBLOC where shopping is a pleasure g ic. ESTABLISHED 1887 S ?ccA $ rA ty r«( (DfA - $xcAaty 1618 SIXTH STREET, S. E. P. O. BOX 513 WINTER HAVEN, FLORIDA 33880 ;y PET HARBOR ; 391 Ave. A, S.W. ■V Winter Haven, FL 33880 JzHLJ (813) 293-3912 I “We care enough to sell | the very best” pMg 3OWEN BROTHERS, INC. FRUIT BUYERS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 84 Day Phones Fourth Street and Avenue E, S.W. (813) 299-1183 P.O. Box 1609 Ft. Pierce Winter Haven, Florida 33882 (305) 464-3878 Bmrtujue anit (Sift JSfyoppe Affordable Clothes of Captivating Simplicity 700 Martinique Telephone Orchid Springs Village (813) 324-6247 Advertising 29S RICHIE’S NORTHERN PIZZA Telephone: 324-1333 3290 Cypress Gardens Rd. Congratulations Class of “84” From THE STAG SHOP of Winter Haven Largest Selection of High Fashion in Winter Haven Ocean Pacific, Sundeck, Pipeline, 100 Winter Haven Mall Hobie, and Pacific Coast Highway 294-6461 296 Advertising LA ARCADA Downtown Winter Haven (Across from the Ritz) Congratulations From THE DAIRY QUEEN 1701 Havendale Blvd. Winter Haven, Fla. 299-5165 GORDON COLLINS CONSTRUCTION Winter Haven, Florida 33880 Telephone: 324-1316 WHEREVER YOU ARE WE’RE NOT FAR AWAY All Ikinuit Batiks an? members of FDIC Advertising 297 Office 965-2589 ( YOUR JUpMiMf) Insurance f aocnt j nsuraric C. Norris Bryan P.O. Box 9076 Insurance Agent Winter Haven, Fla. 33883 —Nad Wrapping A Sculpturing— Hair Cutting Company Full Service Family Salon jSaT aia CJxwin Sty list 340 1st Street S.E. Phone: 293-8885 Evening9 by Appointment GIFTS A BOUTIQUE ITEMS if ci?.Axy LOISC BURRELL ORCHID SPRINGS WINTER HAVEN FLORIDA 33880 PHONE (813) 324-3677 294-2588 REINTS BROS. NURSERY, INC. Landscape Designers and Contractors Dealers in Garden Ornamentals and Garden Supplies Nursery — 995 6th Street. S.W The Lemon 10 to 5:30 Daily Fine Art Distinctive Framing Gift Shop Drop Gallery Ph.324-5811 Advrrtuin 299 SPEARS AUTO PARTS 1606 Havendale Blvd. Phone 299-2244 Winter Haven, Fla. 33880 299-1844 Congratulations to the Class of ’84 200 POST AVENUE SW WINTER HAVEN. FLORIDA 33880 (813) 299-2929 300 Advertihing Nunez Collins Touchton Offices Lakeland Winter Haven Sebring Lake Placid (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 John G. Wood Associates Builders Of: CYPRESSWOOD GOLF COUNTRY CLUB An Exclusive Community Country Club Homes Golf, Tennis, Swimming For Information Call: Wood Realty 324-3969 yiLPJjVJE Carousel offers a wide selection of music types. Carousel Records and Tapes 121 Winter Haven Mall 294-8346 Advertising 301 BEST WISHES SENIORS From the Senior High Youth Group At: First Presbyterian Church 637 6th St., N.W. Winter Haven, FL Face and Figure You Got it AMI Love Ya, Sharon, Mom, and Dwayne Face Figure Beauty Salon 636 1st St. S. Winter Haven, FL, 33880 ph. 294-3387 Cypress Conslruelion Company General rf; f Metal Contractors I Buildings Roland Strnad jj P 0 Box 44 Ph. 813 324-6124 Cypress Gardens, FL 3383C Tony’s Pharmacy 15 5th Street, N.W. 293-3344 302 Advrrti� in|( Jeffrey C. Hayes Branch Manager CARTERET SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, F.A. 1120 1st Street, South Winter Haven Office Winter Haven. Florida 33880 (813) 294-7567 “Congratulations Class of ’84” Tiffany’s too Headquarters For Hair 293- 0020 294- 3479 310 W. Central Ave., Winter Haven, FL 33880 ALAN L. ULCH GENERAL CONTRACTOR winter haven,fla. phone (813) 208-7240 Adv«� rti injc 303 Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Chambers 293 5184 Servicing All Makes of Stereo Equipment STEREO SERVICE CENTER A QUALIFIED SERVICE CENTER LARRY CALVIN 104 Ave A. S.E Owner Winter Haven, FL 33880 Congratulations 1984 Graduates from the officers and employees of Central Florida Gas Corporation YEAR HANDEE HARDWARE INC. Our Customers Are Our Board of Directors 1007-6th St'S.E WINTER HAVEN. FLA. Phone 293-4667 Good Luck and Congratulations CLASS OF ’84 From DANIELS-McKOWN OIL CO. 304 Advertising CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1984 FROM: -Family Hair Styling- 1598 Havendale Blvd. Winter Haven, FL33880 813-293-5633 Larry Tillman Eric Dickinson CYPRESS BAIT A TACKLE In the Garden Grove Business District SR 540 A BASS PRO SHOP PHONE: 813 324-4282 3374 Cypress Gardens Rd. Winter Haven, Florida 33880 Barb 6 Herb Lemberger—Proprietors Phone: 324 4264 SJizaLtL J BEAUTY SALON 380 Cyprett Gordons Rd. E. Winter Havao. Fla 13W0 «V. F tfnr. ESTABLISHED 1887 MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE INC Ridge Parts Service, Inc. MARVIN C. CLEVENGER NVESTMENT BROKER 342 Sixth Street, S.W. Winter Haven, Florida 33880 813-0293-4149 STOCKS. BONOS 1610 6TH STREET SE TAX FREE BONDS WWTEP HAVEN R OTIOA 33880 MONEY MARKETS 813 293 3161 ANNUITIES TAX SHELTERS RES 813 293-2733 If It’s Automotive — It's Our Business Advertising 30$ Rax RESTAURANTS. IM(. 199 Cypress Gardens Blvd. Winter Haven, Florida 33880 Dick Lindley Nationwide Insurance 211 E. Central Ave. 299-7755 Winter Haven, Fla. 515 5th St. S.W. Winter Haven, Florida 33880 uerett UJliileh ead Son, 3nc. Your Complete General Contractor Industrial Commerical Residential 293-6473 293-8504 E. R. Whitehead President 306 Advertising ABERCROMBIE FLOWERS Congratulates the Graduates of 1984 and thanks tham for thair patronage CONGRATULATIONS the place to frame and qoSwv LIMITED EDITION ART WORK Custom Picture Framing Or Do-lt-Yoursaff MARY E. CARRELL Garden Plaza CHARLES CARRELL 507 Cypress Gardens Blvd (813) 293-3618 Winter Haven. FL 33880 AfFNftfAATOAS • FNffftNS • AANGtS SINCE 1H3 ‘ jrifipLanct ■ £alci and cS twice 0 1 s f 0 Ov OM H «l � aM.fi W Of— s A 1 ('••• la mr TS7 CfP'tn 4 1 293-3452 WhiteWestinghouse , I s WASHfNS • NOON AIN CONOHiONINS • DNTfNS b t: sunshine fame S' emporium, ins. AN tMTRESSTVT ESTABLISHMENT lllIIIIIlIITTTTlTTTTrTT 90 First Street South Corner of First St. Ave. A. SE Winter Haven, FL 33880 (813) 294-6266 Golden Spoon Award Winner U.S. 17 South Winter Haven Next Door: Holiday Inn Howard Johnson’s 293- 0069 294- 6073 CHEVROLET I Chevrolet Center 101 Cypress Gardens Blvd. Phone Winter Haven, FL 33880 294-7371 Advertising 307 No other newspaper covers Winter Haven High School like The News Chief. Be sure to read the 'Youth Page' every Friday. The News Chief 650 SIXTH STREET S.W. WINTER HAVEN FL 33880 P.O. BOX 1440- PHONE 294-7731 ‘Florida mm Office Supply WINTER HAVEN 813 294 3541 251 Ave. A, S.W. Winter Haven, Fla. 33880 LAKELAND ORLANDO PLANT CITY 305 422 7999 813 682 3649 TAMPA 813 229 6222 Licensed, Insured 30 Yrs. Experience M M Appliance Repair A C • Refrigeration • Washers • Dryers • Ranges Eddie Cooley shop: (813) 293-7428 Winter Haven, Florida (813) 299-8964 MANAGER Pat McGraw 3392-4 Cypress Gordens Road Winter Haven, Florida 33880 813-324.4189 Rattan, W cker Buri Furnitures— Oriental Island Arts Handicrafts Baskets, Bamboo. Ccp'Z. Ooisinne, Co-ks. etc, etc. Custom Work — Originals Diamond and Stone Remounting Gold Jewelry Repair Designers of Fine Jewelry CREATIONS UNLIMITED 213-C E. Central Winter Haven, FL 813-294-3728 BILL FARRIS INSURANCE, INC. 390 Cypress Gardens Blvd. 299-2153 308 4vnrti� in Congratulations Cathy Atkinson! We Love You! Mom and Dad Best Wishes With Your Future Sheri Lynn “Sleeping Beauty’ Love, Mom CONGRATULATIONS Scotty Rivers We are very proud of you. We Love You! Mom, Dad, and Tammy We are very proud of you! Love, Mom and Dad Advertising 309 CONGRATULATIONS TIM! WE FINALLY MADE IT! THANKS FOR EVERYTHING I Love You, Sharon GOOD LUCK Carla and Ted Love From, Ted’s Mom and Dad and Carla’s Mom and Dad CONGRATULATIONS ANNETTE! You came to us from Sweden We’ve enjoyed you very much We hope your stay with us And your times at Winter Haven High has left you with as many happy memories as you have left with us. Your American Family Wendell, Carol, Dawn, Linda, and Lora Congratulations Cheri. Love, Mom Dad and Joe SHARON, OUR DREAM GIRL ALWAYS! WE ARE SO PROUD OF YOU AND WISH THE VERY BEST FOR YOU ALWAYS, OUR LOVE AND KISSES, MOM, DAD AND SAL CONGRATULATIONS STEVE HANCOCK WE LOVE YOU! Mom and Dad 310 Advertising CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS LISA HAWKINS! You are truly a winner and we are very proud of you! Love, Your Family DIANE WE LOVE YOU! Mom, Dad and Sue. CONGRATULATIONS DAVID We’re proud of you! Love, Mom, Dad and Debbie CONGRATULATIONS April Lynn We’re proud of you Love Ya! Mom, Dad, Tiger and Family MAY YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE! GO GATORS! CONGRATULATIONS MIA “BOOG” “Member” Always, Momma and Daddy CONGRATULATIONS “Lorna” YOU ARE A VERY SPECIAL DAUGHTER! We Love you, Mom and Dad Advertising 311 Alan, CONGRATULATIONS! You’re the Greatest! Love and Admiration, Mom and Dad t jl Congratulations KIM We are very proud of you! Love, Mom and Doug Congratulations U DEBBIE Love, Dad, Mom, and Dottie CONGRATULATIONS MARTINA WITH LOVE, MOM —DAD —ANN — MARIE NICKY —TAUNI, TOO The future is yours; I know this is true. A world of opportunities are waiting for you. The future is yours; Be that what it may. Bright lights and promises, or an ordinary stay. The future is yours; Put in it what you must. Live it with wisdom, love, honesty and trust. The future is yours; Be cautious; look before you leap. Life is full of pitfalls and that mountain may be too steep. The future is yours; For however long it lasts. Don’t get so tied up with tomorrows, that you forget about the past. The future is yours; Of this there is no doubt. But if you should find that you need us, we will be here to help you out. Phyllis Parker CONGRATULATIONS “Punkin” We Have and Will Always Love You. Mom and Dad 312 Advertising CONGRATULATIONS FRED You Finally Made It! Love, Dad, Mom, Ron and Kellie, Paige, Kim, and Kelly Lyn Congratulations STEVE You’ve come a long way! We love you, Mom, Dad and Nana Conor a tJati on 4 Jo Worn, Jad WicUte and WJan CONGRATULATIONS Brady “Waterhead” Watson We Love You, Mom and Dad Congratulations Kathy All our love, Mom, Dad Mike and Kelly CONGRATULATIONS ANITA WE LOVE YOU! Mom, Dad, and Maisue CONGRATULATIONS MARK We Love You Mom, Dad, Shawn and Tiffany Congratulations Camara “Is this your year OR WHAT?” Love, “Tiny” CONGRATULATIONS CAMARA You came a long way Baby! Love Mom and Drea Congratulations MAC Love, Mother, Dad Karen, Will and Grandma Tu our very special daughter TERISSA! Go for Your Dreams!! CONGRATULATIONS Love, Your Family CONGRATULATIONS DIANE Love, Mom — Dad Jackie — Joanne Thanks for everything you have done for me!! I LOVE YOU ALL!! Kelly Lyn (Opie) You’re The Greatest! Congratulations Ray! Happiness is... Being Ray’s Mom and Dad! (The Old Timing People) Congratulations JEFF (Little Man) You Made It! Go For Your Dreams! Dad, Mom, Melissa, Faye, Grandpa Congratulations Ward! $ Love, Mom, Dad, and Catherine Congratulations DON DUCK Love, Mom and Dad CONGRATULATIONS TIFFANY Love, Mom, Dad, Clint, Margo and Todd Congratulations TODD We love you! Dad, Mom, Teresa and Grandma CONGRATULATIONS Kurt Remsgar We love you! Mom and Dad Congratulations BILL! You have reached your goal! We love you! Mom, Dad, Mark and Michelle CONGRATULATIONS Debbie Madley We are so proud of you! We love you! Mom, Dad, Anne, Tim and Herman CONGRATULATIONS SUSAN We Love You! Mom, Dad, and Sandra CONGRATULATIONS JIMMY Love, Mom and Dad Jk. “I Don’t ■Tt Know fiV How (T I Did A It!” “But you did” RHONDA! We love you! Dad, Mom, and Crystal We Would Like to Thank Carla Schulz For putting up with us and for all her hard work. Reach for the Stars! Best of Luck Always! Wha Hwa Hta See Staff PATRONS Donald L. Arey, Jr. M.D. P.A. Homemakers Nook Heart of Florida Optical, Inc. David B. Cramp Banana Boat Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Baxter Taco Bell Mr. and Mrs. C. Anthony Parsons Jeans Something Special Shop O’Conner’s Flower Haven Arturo Perez, M.D. P.A. Jim Carter Thomas, D. Min. Cypress Lanes Dr. Robert M. Westphal D.M.D., P.A. Dr. William C. Parker D.D.S. Doc Hardy Mrs. Delma L. McKown Godofredo and Ana Maria E. Hilado, M.D., P.A. Gerald Griner D.D.S. Nelson A. Warner, M.D., P.A. Our Daughter KANDY Take time to talk, For you may ask of all things unknown to you. Take time to laugh, For smiles relinquish sorrows and spread happiness. Take time to listen. For you may learn from the words of the wise. Take time to feel, For emotions of the heart often control the mind. Take time to look, For there is beauty in the world around you. Follow your dreams ... Pursue your goals “You can do anything” even the impossible, It just takes a little longer) Take time to live, For each day is filled with new opportunities Take time to dream, For dreaming is always challenging our imagination Take time to love, For there is happiness in sharing. Take time to live, For each day will be filled with LASTING IMPRESSIONS That will be yours — Forever. CONGRATULATIONS! We love you, Mom, Big Randy, Little Randy, Big “G” and Little “G” 318 Ad� crli� inf iGgyEg SP' t CONGRATU LATIONS VANETTE! OUR PRINCESS AND DREAM COME TRUE! We do believe that God above created you for us to love. He picked you out from all the rest because he knew we’d love you best! The years may change a lot of things, But never the love this message brings. Love you always, Dad, Mom, and Vionette FACULTYINDEX Mr. George Adams: Morehead Slate University, Eastern Kentucky Univ., A.B., M.A.; Driver’s Education. Assistant Coach — Football. Mrs. Phyllis Adams: University of Florida. Jacksonville University, Florida Stale. B.S.E.. M.A.; Basic Skills Math. Algebra I. Mr. Robert Albietz: Indiana Univ., Washington Univ., St. Louis. B.S.. M.A.; Mathematics, N.H.S. Mrs. Gloria Alderman: University of Tampa, University of South Florida. University of Florida. B.S.; Spanish. Mr. John Allen: Mount Union College, Akron Univ., B.A., A1.A.; English. Mr. Terry Ashley: Western Kentucky Univ.. B.A., M.A.; Social Studies. Mrs. Josephine R. Austin: Tennessee State Univ., B.S.; Physical Education. Girls' Basketball Coach. Mr. C iorman Ayers: Carson-New man College, Rollins College. B.S.. M. Ed.; Principal. Mrs. Eleanor F. Bailey: Tift College, University of Virginia. Emory Univ., University of South Florida. B.A.. M.A.; Library Science. Mr. James Bailey: Univ. of Maryland. Old Dominion College, 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 Univ.. I niv. of South Florida. B.S., M.S.; Physical Education. Health. Mr. George Bass: Belmont College. B.S.: Biology. Football Coach. Mrs. Sharon Bates: Florida State Univ., B.S.. M.S.; Home Economics. Mr. Sidney Bell: Florida A M Univ., B.S.: Driver Education. Mrs. Diane Bondurant: Warner Southern College, B.A.; English, Speech. Mr. Greg Bondurant: I niv. of Tennessee. Rollins College, B.S., M.A.; P.E., Head Golf Coach. Mr. Ernest Bostelman: Florida Southern College, Florida Institute of Technology, B.S.; Biology. Mr. W illiam Rrisbin: University of Florida. Florida International Univ., Stetson Univ., Univ. of South Florida. B.S.E.. M.Ed.; Computer Math, Consumer Math. Trigonometry, Algebra III. Mr. Riehard A. Brown: University of South Florida. Rollins College. B.A.. M.Ed.; Assistant Principal. Mr. Robert Bryant: Florida A M Univ., Univ. of Florida. Univ. of South Florida, B.S.; Agriculture. Mrs. Havdee Burkorl: Georgia Southern College, University of Georgia, Florida State Univ., B.A., M.A.. Ph. I); English. Mr. Ronald Canady: Holmes Junior College, Polk Community College, Univ. of South Florida. A.A., B.A.; English. Mr. Ben Carpenter: Morehead State Univ., B.A., M.A.; Social Studies, D.C.T. Mr. Victor Chandler: Univ. of Alabama. Livingston State Univ., B.S.. M B A.; Math. Mr. Wayne Chapman: Morehead State Univ., B.A., M.A.; Industrial Arts, Architectural and Engineering Drawing, Football Coach. Mr. Riehard Wesley Cole: Virginia Polytechnic Intitule, George Washington Univ., Maryland Univ.. Madison College. B.S.. M.A.; Industrial Arts, Metals Industries. Material and Processes. Mr. Michael Condon: Milton College, Univ. of Central Florida. B.A.. M.A.; Social Studies, Tennis Coach, Key Club Sponsor. Mr. Jim Cox: Florida State Univ., Univ. of South Florida. B.S., M.A.; Business, Business Department Head, C.B.E., Yearbook Staff Adviser. Ms. Gwendolyn Benita Crawford: Florida A M Univ., Indiana Univ., B.S.. M.S.; Guidance Counselor, Junior Class Sponsor. Mr. Hollis Curling: Univ. of Tampa, Murray State Univ., B.S., M.A.; Industrial Arts Department, Asst. Football Coach. Mr. Charles Darte: Kutztown State College, Univ. of South Florida, B.S., M.A.; S.L.I)., Wrestling Coach. Mr. James L. Dean: Manchester College, Rollins College, Univ. of South Florida, B.S., M.Ed.. Ed.S.; Assistant Principal. Mr. Don Dedmon: Oklahoma Univ., Polk Community College, A. A., A.S.; JROTC, Coach, JROTC Rifle Team. Mrs. ( irislie DeVane: Florida State Univ., Univ. of South Florida. B.S.. M.A.; Beginning Shorthand, Data Processing. Campus Life. Mr. Bobby Downs: Univ. of Florida. Univ. of South Florida. Atlantic Univ., B.S., M.Ed.; Driver Education. Physical Education. Mrs. Jacqueline Dugger: Univ. of South Florida, B.A., ALA.; Physical Education, Girls Tennis Coach. Mrs. Teas Dull: Florida State Univ., Rollins College, Univ. of South Florida. B.S., A1.A.; Educational Specialist, Assistant Principal. Mrs. Gerlinde Eisenchenk: Justus Liebig Univ., Polk Community College, Florida Southern College, B.A.; German. Mrs. Millie Farthing: Tennessee Temple Univ., B.A.; English. Mrs. Margaret Ford: Ohio State Univ., Univ. of North Carolina, B. A.. B.S., M.A.T.; Biology. Air. David Fultz: Univ. of Florida. B.A1.E.; Percussion and Instrumental Techniques, Marching Auxiliary, Marching Band, Symphonic Band, Band. Mrs. Mary Nclle Gilley: East Tennessee State University. University of Central Florida, B.S., M.Ed.; Business, C.B.E. Mrs. Karen Girone: W illiam Patterson College. Rutgers, University of South Florida. Polk Community College. B.A.; Biology, Chemistry, Honor Society. Miss Carol Anne Golden: Wesleyan College, I niversity of Florida. A.B., M.A.; French, French Club Sponsor. Mr. W illie Graham: Florida A M University, University of South Florida, B.S., M.Ed.; Dean of Students. Mrs. Betty Grant: University of South Carolina. University of South Florida, B.A.. M.A.; Audiovisual Coordinator. Airs. John II. Gray: University of Illinois, University of Florida. Polk Community College, B.A.; English. Air. Richard llagghloom: Mankato State University. B.S., M.A.T.; Physics, Chemistry. Mathematics. Airs. A inev Hamilton: Alabama State College. Rollins College, B.S., M.Ed.; American History. Airs. A irginia Harris: Austin Peay State University, Rollins College. B.S., M.A., Specialist in Education; Business; FYEA, Prom, Jr. Class Sponsor. Mrs. Alary Lou Harrison: Tift College, Mercer University, B.A.; English. Air. Jerry W. Henson: Polk Community College, Florida State University, University of South Florida. A.A.. B.S., ALA.; Math. SG!M Stan Huff: R.O.T.C. Airs. Georgia Ann Hyland: Western Illinois University, University of South Florida, B.S., M. Ed.; Algebra I and II, College Review' Math, I es Jeunes Filles. Airs. Beverly B. Joiner: Troy State University, University of South Florida, B.S.; Psychology I and II. Airs. Judy Joiner: Samford University, University of Florida, B.A.; Florida History, Sophomore Studies, Current Events. Air. Joe Jones: Indian River Community College, Florida Southern College, A.A., B.A.: Choral Music Director. Miss W nidi Jordan: Florida Southern College, B.S.; English. Airs. Linda Law hon: University of South Florida. Austin Peay State University. Middle Tennessee State University, B.S.. A1A.; Alath and English Tutor. Air. Alichael Lawson: Polk Community College, Florida Atlantic I niversity. University of New Mexico, A.A.. Bachelor of Music; Orchestra. Air. Eddie Lewis: Alississippi State University, University of Florida, B.S., M.S., M.Ed.; U.S. History, Interact. 320 Faculty Index !V1r. Samuel Lope : Brooklyn College, Long Islam! University, Florida International University, B.A.; Bi lingual Teacher. Mrs. Carol W. McAfee: University of Wisconsin, University of South Florida, B.A.; Business Law, Business Math. FBLA Sponsor. Mr. James McCullough: University of Georgia, Tennessee Tech. University, University of South Florida, B.A., M.A.; Dean of Students, Athletic Director. Mrs. Fileen McDaniel: University of South Carolina, Universities of Mowcow and Leningrad. U.S.S.R., Hollins College, B.A.. M.A.; English. Mr. Gary McDaniel: Wharton College, Polk Community College, David Lipscomb. Florida State University. Florida Southern College, Hollins College, Nova University, Columbia Pacific University, A.A.. B.S.. M.Ed., Ed.S.; P.E. Football Coach, Weightlifting. Mr. Hubert E. Marotti: Florida State University, University of South Florida. B.S., M.A., Guidance Counselor Junior Class. Junior Class Sponsor. Mrs. Ann Mellichamp: Georgia Southern College. Florida International University, University of South Florida. B.A.; Home Economics. Mr. V. James Merlino: Montclair State College, Newark State College, University of Miami. B.A., M.A.; English. Mrs. Caroline Meyer: Evangel College, Bowling Green Slate University, University of South Florida. Polk Community College, B.B.A.. M.A.; Accounting. Mr. Gene Moore: Southeastern College, B.A.; World Geography, Sophomore Studies, Co-Sponsor of Drama. Mrs. Jane Moore: Murray State University, B.A.; 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. Mrs. Eleanor O'Neal: Troy State University, B.S.; English. Mr. Lamar Parker: Erskine College, B.S.; Special Education, Athletic Business Manager. Lt. Col. James Partin: University of Florida. Georgia Military College, University of South Florida. Hollins 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. 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. Kay Prince: East Tennessee State, Tennessee W esley an 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. M rs. Brenda F. Richard: Howard University, B.A.; English, Senior Class Sponsor. Mr. Janies Roberts: Occupational Specialist. Mr. David Saliba: Florida Southern College, B.S.; Physical Education, Math Tutor, J.V. Football Coach, Head Baseball Coach. Mrs. Bernadette B. Saucier: Louisiana Tech. University, B.S., M.A.; English. Miss Julie Deann Schnoor: Southeastern College, B.A.; English, Junior Class Sponsor. Mr. Fred Schramm: St. Francis College, Marquett University, B.A., M.Ed ; English. Miss Doris Scott: Southeastern Community College, Pembroke State University, A.A., B.S.; Recordkeeping, General Secretarial Practice. Mr. Horace S. Scruggs: Mississippi College, Mississippi College Law School, B.S., J.D.; Chemistry, Oceanography. Mr. Marcas Severance: Florida Southern College, University of South Florida. Chapman College. University of Maryland, B.A., M.A.; Social Studies Dept. Head. M iss 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. Mrs. Toni Kay SmalhSanta Fe Community College, Northwest Missouri State University, Florida International University, B.S.. M.Ed.; Home Economics. Ms. Cynthia Stroupe: Queens College, John Carroll University, University of South Florida, Rollins College, A.B., M.A.; Guidance and Counseling. Mrs. Beaulah 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. 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.; Typewriting. Philo Sponsor. Mr. Bing Tyus: Florida Southern College, B.S.; Health. Physical Education. Mrs. Mila V arner: Florida State University. B.S.; English. M rs. Miriam Velez: University of Puerto Rico, Florida Southern College, B.A.; Spanish. English. Ms. Brenda J. Wagner: West Virginia University. B.A., M.A.; Reading Resource Specialist. Mrs. Carolyn W ailing: Ball State University, Vanderbilt University, University of South Florida, B.A.. M.L.S., Ed.S.; Library. Mr. Steven A. W einstein: University of South Florida. B.A., M.A.; Art, Art Club Sponsor. Mrs. Janet D. Williams: University of Mississippi. Tulane University. Rollins College, University of South Florida. B.A., M.Ed.; Advanced Geometry, Practical Geometry, National Honor Society. Mr. Richard A. W illiams: University of Mississippi, Tulane University. Rollins College, University of Central Florida, Florida Atlantic University, Florida Southern College, B.M.E., M. A.. Ed.S.. Chemistry and Biology. Science Club. VIr. Harry Wooddell: W est Virginia State, Morehead State University, B.A.; Math, J.V. Football Coach. VIr. Bill Woolwine: University of South Florida. B. A.. M.Ed.; American History, Swim Coach. Mrs. Jacqueline Woolwine: Austin Peay State University, I niversity of South Florida, B.S., VI.A.; Specific Learning Disabilities. Ms. Leta W right: Stetson University, University of South Florida. B.S., M.A.; DCT Coordinator, Vlath. Faculty Index 321 SENIOR A Abercrombie, Greg — F.F.A. 2, 3, 4; F.F.A. Parliamentarian 4; Top 10 Camper; Forestry Camp; F.F.A. 3; School Nursery Proficiency Award 3. Adams. Robert — J.V. Baseball 2; Varsity Baseball 3, 4; F.B.L.A. 4. Alexander. Cliff — J.V. Football 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Philos Fellow; French Club — 2, 3; V-Pres. of French Club; I.C.C. -4. Alexander. Kandv — J.V. Football — 2; Varsity Football — 3, 4; Track 3; F.C.A. — 2, 3. Alicia. Victor — Wrestling - 2, 3; Weightlifting 2, 3; Varsity-Football 4; Baseball 4; Octaketos — 2; Trident — 3; Trident Sports Editor — 4. Allen, Trevor — Wrestling — 2, 3; Marching Band — 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Youth Alive 2; Spanish Club 3; Pep Band 3; Band Senior Rep. — 4; Youth Alive, Vice-Pres. 3; Youth Alive. Pres. 4; Trident Staff 4. Allums, Annette — Spanish Club — 3. Atkinson. Cathy — Girls Track Team 2; Octaketos — 2; Anchor Club - 3; Serteen Senior Rep. — 4; Devilettes 4; Devilette Squad Leader 4; French Club — 4. 3 Baggett. Connie — Devilettes 3, 4; Devilette Squad Leader — 4; L.J.F. 2; Band — 2. 3, 4; First Runner Up, Miss Fla. Drill Team 3; Miss American Drill Team — 4; All Star Dancer 4. Baird. Jay — J.R.O.T.C. — 3, 4; Rifle Team 3, 4; 2nd LT. 4; Appearance Ribbon — 3; Marksman Medal 4. Bandy. Sonja — Volleyball 3, 4; French Club; F.H.A. Barger, Dawn — Concert Choir — 2. 3, 4; Concert Choir Pres. 4; 1, C.C. 4; Octaketos 3, 4; French Club 3. Barnes, Franklin — Basketball — 2, 3, 4; Football — 3. Barnes, John — Marching Band 2, 3; Symphonic Band — 2, 3; Stage Band — 3; Drama Club — 3, 4; Octaketos 3; French Club 2, 4; National Honor Society — 4; Prom Comittee — 3; Campus Life 4; A.F.S. — 4; Yearbook 4; Who's Who in American High School Students — 3, 4; Received Solo and Ensemble Competition Superior Medals — 2, 3. Bartlett, Kevin — Baseball 2, 3; Swimming 3, 4; FBLA 2; French Club - 3; Party Chairman 4; Octaketos 3: Sgt.-at-Arms 4; Trident Staff — 4; Most Spirited Swimmer — 3. Beauchamp, Chester — W eightlifting; Key Club; Video Productions. Beddingfield. Stefani — Tennis 2, 3, 4; CrossCountry 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; I es Jeunes Filles 3, 4; Kev Club Sweetheart — 3, 4; AFS 3, 4; NHS — 3, 4. Benedetto, Tom — Wrestling; National Art Award. Berger, Caryn — CBE — 4; FBLA - 4, Chaplain — 4. Bernstein, Deanna — Anchor 3; FBLA 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Octaketos - 4; Certificate of Merit for Scholastic Art Award - 3. Bernstein. Donna — Anchor 3; FBLA 4. Publicity Chairman — 4. Blaser. John — Baseball 2, 3, 4. Bledsoe, Sue — FHA — 3; DCT 4. Blouin, Nicole — Track 2; Cheerleading 3; AFS — 2, 4. Board Member — 2; Sophomore Class Treasurer 2; I,es Jeunes Filles 2, 3, 4; Treasurer 3; President 4; Student Council Treasurer — 3; French Club — 3; Campus Life — 4; NHS 3, 4; ICC — 4; Girls' State Nominee 3. Boone. Kaye — Volleyball — 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3; FBLA 4. Bos. Kim — Spiriteers 2; Devilettes 4; Les Jeunes Filles — 2, 3, 4; NHS 4; Spanish Club 3, 4; FBLA 2; W ho's Who Among American High School Students 3, 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3, 4; Prom Committee 3; United States National Art Awards — 4; Perfect Attendance Award — 2. Bowers, Tracy — Track 2; FBLA — 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2. Rraddock. Jennifer C. — Yearbook Staff 3, 4; NHS 2, 3, 4; Key Club Sweetheart — 4; German Club 2, 3, 4; AFS 4. Brainerd, Mechelle — Concert Choir — 3, 4; Octaketos 3, 4. Breitenbach. Michael — Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, INDEX 3, 4; Symphonic Band 2. 3, 4. Brennan. Michael — Spanish Club 1; Public Relations Officer 4; NHS 2. Bristow. John I). — FFA 2, 3, 4; Greenhand Degree 2; Chapter Farmer Degree 3. Brokenburr, Shenita — Yearbook Staff 3, 4; Sports Editor 4; W ho's Who Among American High School Students 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 4; Spanish Club 2, 3, 4; Flag Corp — 4; NHS — 2; Upward Bound — 2, 3, 4. Brooks. David — Bast-ball 2, 3, 4; Swimming 4; Spanish 2. 3; Octaketos 4; Coaches Award — 3. Brown, Beatrice G. — Spiriteers — 3; FYEA — 3; FBLA — 4; Spanish Club 4; CBE — 4. Brown, ('.aria — Volleyball — 2. 3; Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4; Student Council Junior Rep. — 3; FHA, President 4; Basketball Coaches Award 2; Calendar Couple 4. Brown, Jeffrey E. — Spanish Club 3, 4. Chaplain 3; Interact 3, 4, Vice President 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 2. Brown, Lynn — Philos 2, 3. 4, Reporter 3, Treasurer 4; Key Club Sweetheart 4; AFS 2, 3; Spanish Club 2; Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Editor of Organizations — 4; Co-Chairman Notable Committee 3. Burch. Brian K. — J.V. Football 2; Varsity Football 3; Varsity Wrestling — 3; Spanish Club 2, 3; DCT 4. Butz. Elizabeth — Track 2; Anchor 2, 3, Soph. Board Member 2, Vice President — 3; French Club — 3, 4, Historian — 3, Vice President 4; NHS 2, 3, 4; Serteen — 4. C Callan. Rick — Yearbook Staff 2, 3, 4; Newspaper 4; AFS 3, 4; L.J.F. Can ons 3, 4; Campus Life — 4. Cameron, Rhonda C. — L.J.F. 2, 3, 4; FYEA 3; Campus Life — 4; Spanish Club — 3, 4; Devilettes 4; Homecoming Nominee 4; Prom Committee — 3; U.S. National Art Award 4; Perfect Attendance Award — 2. Carlton. Rich — Marching Band — 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2, 3, 4; Rank leader 3, 4; Symphonic Band 2, 3, 4; Band Captain 4; All County Band — 3. 4. Carr, David — DCT 4. Carr, Lawrence — R.O.T.C. 2, 3, 4; R.O.T.C. Drill Team Member 3, Company Commander — 4, Drill Team Commander 4; R.O.T.C. Merit Award — 3. Carr, Malcolm A. — J.V. Basketball — 2; Swimming 3; Diving Team 3; Varsity Basketball 4; Varsity Tennis 4; L.J.F. Garcon 2, 3, 4; NHS 2, 3, 4; American Field Service 2, 3, 4. American Field Service — Junior Rep. 3; American Field Service Treasurer 4; Sophomore Class Parliamentarian — 2; Junior Rep. 3; Student Council Sergeant at Arms 4; Campus Life 4; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Prom Page 2; Dream Guy Contestant 2; Boys' State Delegate - 3; W'ho's Who Among American High School Students 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 3; Prom Committee Chairman — 3; Homecoming Court — 4; Calendar Couple 4. Chase, Victoria — Philos 2, 3; AFS 4; Serteen 4; Campus Life 4; Frederic Chopin Piano Award - 3. Christian, Charles — FFA — 2, 3, 4. Coleman. Cynthia J. — Student Council — 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Class Secretary 2; Junior Class Parliamentarian 3; Senior Claw Secretary — 4; L.J.F. — 2, 3, 4, L.J.F. Secretary — 3, L.J.F. Vice President 4; ICC 4; French Club 2, 4; Orchestra 2. 3; AFS 2, 3, 4; Commended National Merit Scholarship Student 4; Calendar Couple 4. Cooper, Tom — Science Club - 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Rep. — 2; Secretary 3; Vice President I; Art Club 2; Chess Club 2, 3; ICC 4; Certificate of Scholarship in Art 2; USAA National Award Winner — 4. Cooper, Tym — CBE — Reporter - 4; Drama Club — Vice President 4. Cox, Lisa — FBLA — 3, 4. Cordes, Tinker — Swim Team 2; DECA — 4. Condon. Mark — Wrestling 2; Baseball 2, 3; German Club 2, 3; Key Club — 2; NHS 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; ICC 4; 322 Senior Index AFS 4: Pride Award 4; Student Citizentihip Forum 4; School Board Code of Conduct Committee 4. Connell. Kristy — Wrestling Stat. 3. 4; Flag Corp — 2; Spanish Club - 2, 4; Philos 2; Octaketos 3, 4, Treasurer 4; FBLA 3; AFS — 3, 4; Campus Life 4; Student Press Service 3. 4; Trident - 4. Coon. Mike — Band — 2, 3, 4; Key Club — 3. 4. Copenhaver. Cheryl — Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Rep. 2; Junior Class Officer 3; Senior Class Officer 4; Spanish Club 2; Philos 2, 3, 4; Campus Life — 4; NHS — 2, 3; AFS 2, 3, 4; Calendar Couple 4; Homecoming Court 4; Girl State Nominee — 3; Prom Treasurer — 3. Corbitt, Rick — All-County Band 4; Concert Band 2; Stage Band 2. 3. 4; Symphonic Band — 3. 4: Rank Leader 4; Assistant Rank leader 3; NHS; Distinguished Society of American High School Students. Cover, Brian — Spanish Club 3; Interact 4; Band — 2; Orchestra 2, 3, 4; Homecoming Candidate 4. Cowart, Kelly — Spanish Club — 4; Junior Class Rep. 3; Spiriteers 3; Campus Life 4; FHA 4: FBLA 4; Chairman of Prom Invitation Committee 2; National Merit Scholarship Finalist 4; Society of Distinguished High School Students 3; W ho’s Who Among American High School Students — 3; Honor Roll — 3. Cozart. Jacquelyn Kim — Band 2. 3; Band Rank and Section leader 3; French — 2, 4, Treasurer 2; Drama — 2, 3, 4; Junior Civilan 3; Spanish — 3, 4; Key 3; German 4; Campus Life 4; AFS — 4; First Place Sorosis Club Essay 2. Cranston. Bobby — Golf 2, 3, 4; Swimming 3; NHS; German Club; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3; Most Improved Golfer 3; American Legion Boys State 3. Cravev, Greg — J.V. Football — 2; Track 3; Varsity Football 3, 4; FCA. Crawford. Lisa — Band 2, 3. Cross, Angela — FBLA 3, 4; Anchor - 4; Campus Life 4; NHS 2, 3. 4; French Club — 4; Who’s W ho — 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3, 4; Band 2; Exemplary Attendance Award 3. Crouse, Tony — DCT — 4, Sgt.-at-Arms 4. Crowder. Scott — Varsity Tennis 2, 3, 4; NHS 2, 3, 4; Student Council Representative 4; AFS — 2, 3, 4; Les Juenes Filles Garcon 2, 4; Boys’ State 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4; Civitan Youth Leadership Conference 3. Cuyler, W illiam — Basketball 2, 3, 4. D Davis, Melony — CBE 4, Breakfast Committee Chairman — 4. Davis, Scott — French Club 2, 3, 4; Art Club 2, 3. 4. President 4; Art Show Participation Award — 2; Orange Festival Best In Show 3; Southeast Plaza First Place — 4; Bartow Art, Second Place — 3; Bartow Art, Best Display — 3; Ridge Art Honorable Mention — 2. Dawson. Bill — J.V. CrossCountry — 2; J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Baseball 3; Cross Country 3; Basketball 3, 4; FBLA 3; Spanish Club — 3; Le Jeunes Filles Garcon 4; Campus Life 4; Calendar Couple — 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Deese, Tracy — FBLA 3, 4. Dickinson. Danielle — NHS 2, 3, 4: Marching Band 2, 3; Symphonic Band 2, 3; Yearbook Staff 4; Drama Club 4; Symphonic Band Rank leader 3; Most Improved Woodwind 2; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3; Scholastic Letter 3. Dills. Greg — J.V. Football — 2; Varsity Football — 3; Spanish Club 4; Serteen Club 4. Dogan. Darryl — J.V. Football; Varsity Football; Track; Art Club; Band. Doles. Derrick — Track 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4. Dowdy, Terry — Octaketos 3, 4; Campus Life — 4; French Club 4; FBLA 4; Youth Council 4. Dorsey, Susan — Anchor 3; French — 3, 4; Les Jeunes Filles 4; Band 2, 3, 4, Rank leader 3; Flag Corp 4; Campus Life 4. Dumond, Tommy : DCT — 4. E Ln or. Renee — Philos 2, 3, 4; Campus Life 4; Campus Life — 4; Devilettes — 2, 3. 4, Squad leader 4; Jr. Class Rep. 3; Spanish Club — 2, 3; Sr. Class Rep. — 4. Etheridge. David — Varsity Football 2, 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3. 4; Track 2, 3, 4; J.V. Baseball 2; Football All-Area 2, 3, 4; All-State 4; Track State Champ 2, 3. 4; All-American 3, 4. F Flowers. Kim — Marching Band 2. 3, 4; Symphonic Band 2, 3, 4; Band Treasurer — 4; NHS — 2, 3. Fogg, Glenn — Weightlifting 2, 3, 4; Youth Council — 4; Marching Band 2. 3. 4; Concert Band 2, 3; Shop President — 4. Freeman, Ray — Golf Team — 3, 4; Basketball — 2; Baseball — 2. G Garber. Karin — DECA — 3, 4. Garner, Ken — JV Baseball — 2; Varsity Baseball — 4; NHS — 2. Leathers. Bert — Band 2, 3, 4; Drumline Section leader — 4. Cerharz. Kim — W eightlifting Statician 2, 3; CBE 4; FBLA 4. Gibson. I.orna — Youth Alive — 3. Glider. Jamie — J.V. Baseball — 2; Varsity Baseball 3, 4; Philos Fellow 3; French Club 3. Giordano. Martina — Swim Team — 2, 3, 4; Octaketos 2, 3, 4; French Club - 2, 3, 4; ICC 4; Senior Representative — 4; FBLA 3, 4; Most Improved Swimmer 2; Most Spirited Swimmer 3. 4. Graham. Ix� renzo — Football 1,2. Grimsley. Susan — F.B.L.A. — 3, 4; LJ.F. — 2. H Hall. Keith — Key; Spanish. Ilalman. Joe Jr. — Band — 2, 3; DCT —■ 4; Reporter — 4. Hardy. Kim — Philos — 2, 3, 4; Campus Life 4; AFS 3, 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Devilettes — 2; Junior Representative — 3; Honor Society — 2, 3. Harrell. Rhonda — Octakatos 2; Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. Harris. Bruce — JROTC. Harris. Jocelyn — FYEA — 2, 3; FBLA — 3; Who’s Who Among High School Students. Harris. Kelly — NHS — 2. 3, 4; Interact 4; Octaketos — 4; Band 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain — 4; Symphonic Band 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 4; Dream Girl “Most Talented” — 3; Calendar Couple - 4; Homecoming Queen Third Runner-up — 4. Harris, Nikki — Track 2; Spanish 3; French Club 2; Spiriteers — 2, 3; Devilettes — 4. Harrison, David — Tennis 3; Marching Band 2. 3, 4; Symphonic Band — 3, 4; Campus Life — 4. Harrison. Tyhad — J.V. Football — 2; Varsity Baseball — 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4; Stage Band - 4; Symphonic Band 2. 3, 4; Vocal Ensemble — 2, 3; All County Pitcher — 3, 4; All-County Band — 2; Most Improved Baseball Player — 3. Hartwell, Dorie — Anchor Club 3; Serteen — 4, Senior Representative — 4; FBLA — 4. Hawkins, Lisa — Spanish — 3, 4; FHA 3, 4; FBLA 4; Senior Rep. to Student Council — 4. Heath, Donna L. — Anchor 4. Henderson, Steve — J.V. Football 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 4; AFS 2; Philo Fellow 3; Les Jeunes Filles Garcon 4; All-County Baseball 3; Boys’State 3; Homecoming Court 4. Henry, Dorothy — JROTC. Ilileman. John — CrossCountry — 4; Symphonic Band — 2. 3, 4; French — 2; Leo — 3; German 4; Stage Band 4; LJF Garcon — 4. Hines. Beverly — Spanish 2; Anchor 2, 3; FYEA — 2, 4: AFS — 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Philos — 4. Holloman. Pamela — Spanish 2; French 2. 3. Holsey, Hector — J.V. Football 2; Varsity Basketball — 2, 3, 4; Track — 3, 4; CrossCountry — 3; JROTC — 2; FHA — 2. Senior Index 323 Holsey. Miranda — FYEA — 2, Sophomore Representative 2; FHA - 4; FBLA — 4; ROTC - 3; Perfect Attendance 2. Horton. Becky — FYEA - 2; NHS - 2, 3, 4; FBLA - 3, 4; National Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3, 4. Hove. Rick — CrossCountry — 3, 4; Track — 3: ROTC — 4. Hubbard. Melanie — Swim Team 2, 3. 4; Track 3; Spanish 2, 3; Drama 2; Anchor 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4; AFS 4; NHS 2. 3. 4. Chaplain 3, Treasurer 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 2. 3. 4. Huey. Pamela — Octaketos 2; Bat Girl 3; FBLA I. Huff. Ann Marie — Track 2. 3, 4; Swim Team 3; Octaketos 2; Spanish 2. 3, 4; AFS — 2. 3, 4; Homecoming Committee 3; Prom Committee Chairman — 3; NHS — 3, 4; Philos 4; Campus Life — 4; Key Club Sweetheart — 4; Trident Staff 4; Fourth Runner-up Dream Girl — 3; Homecoming Court 4. Hunter. Sandy — French 2; Band 2, 3, 4. Hurst. Jamie — FFA 2, 3. 4. J Jackson. Richard — FFA 2, 3, 4. Jenkins. Alan — Golf 4; German 2, 3. 4: NHS 2, 3. 4. Sgt.-at-Arms 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students; National Merit Scholarship Commended Student. Jennings. Julie — NHS 2, 3, 4, Secretarv 4; Band 2, 3, 4. Rank Leader 3, 4; Section Leader 4. Secretary 4. Joiner. Eli — Spanish — 2, 3. 4, Vice-President 4. Jones. Andy — Cross Country 3, 4; Les Jeunes Filles Garcon 4; AFS 2, 3, 4; French — 2. 3, 4: Campus Life — 4. Jones. Dwayne — Basketball — 4. Jones. Sandra — Spiriteers 3; Track 4: Basketball Scorekeeper 3. 4; Weightlifting Statistician — 4. Jones, Tim — Les Jeunes Filles Garcon 2, 3. 4; French 3, 4; Historian — 4; Band — 2. 3, 4; Campus Life — 4; AFS — 3. 4. K Kean. Vivienne — French 4; AFS — 4; Anchor 4; Campus Life 4; United States National Art Awards; AFS Student Australia. Kearn . Ke in— Tennis 2.3. I: MIS 3. I: Boys State — L Pride Math Award — 4; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4. Keaton. Vanessa — Spiriteers 2, 3; FYEA 3; FHA 4; FBLA 4: Who's Who Among American High School Students. Kemp. Tiffany — Spanish — 2; Campus Life — 4; FYEA 4. Kilpatrick. Patricia — Basketball 2. 3; Spanish 3; FBLA 4. King. Donald — Tennis — 2, 3, 4; French Club — 2, 3; Bovs' State — 3. Kingham. Michael — Key — 4. Knecht. Greg — Key 2; FFA — 2. 3. 4. President 4. Kratz. Tony — Golf 3; D.C.T. 4. L Laing. Sandy — Octakatos 2: Spanish 2. 3; NHS 2, 3, 4; AFS 3; DCT Treasurer 4; Prom Committee — 3. Lambeth. Marv E. — Youth Alive 2, 3, Treasurer 4; Campus Life 4. FYEA 2, 3, 4. l ane. Donna — French 3, 4; Band. Lanier. Ellen — Band 2, 3. 4; Majorette Squad 2. 3. 4; Prom Committee 3; Spanish 4; Campus Life 4; Sv mphonic Band — 2; FBLA 4 LaPietra. Elizabeth — Cheerleader 2. 4; Deviletles 3; Cross Country 3; Philos 2, 3, 4; AFS 2, 3. 4; Student Council Representative 2; Campus Life 4; Girls' State — 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students 4; Homecoming Court 4. I.apirola. Shawna — Band 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee 3. I.ar«� ehe. Kand — Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 2, 3; FHA —4; Philos 4; CBE 4. Lashlev. Suzanne — FYEA 2; Prom Committee 3; Serteen 4. Leonard. Darlene — Basketball 2, 3. I edwidg. Cheryl — Volleyball 2, 3; Serteen 4. Lewis. Emma — Marching Band — 2; Flags - 3. 4; Concert Band 2, 3, 4; Youth Alive — 3, 4; Youth Alive Vice-Pres. 4; Campus Life 4; French Club 4; Les Jeune Filles — 4; I.C.C. 4; Outstanding Senior Flag for Marching Season — 4. Livingston. Bill — Wrestling Team 2, 3; Swim Team 3, 4; Captain of Swim Team — 4; German Club 3, 4; A.F.S. 2, 3. 4; N.H.S. 2, 3. 4; Student Council Jr. Rep. 3; Student Council President — 4; I.C.C. — 2. 3, 4; Boys' State Delegate 3; High School leadership Award, University of Fla. Loar. Brenda — Devilettes 2. 3. 4; Devilette Co-Captain I; Octaketos 2; Interact — 3; Philos 4; Spanish Club 4; A.F.S. — 2, 3. 4; Prom Committee — 3. l oCascio. Teresa — Philos 2, 3; Philos Soph. Rep. 2; Band Flags 2. 3; F.B.L.A. — 4. Lovd. Charita — Vollevball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 4; J.R.O.T.C. 3, 4; F.H.A. 4. Lozell. Brian — French Club — 2; Marching Band — 1, 2, 3. 4; Symphonic Band 2, 3. 4; Stage Band 2, 3.4;N.H.S. 2,3; Society of Distinguished American High School Students — 3, 4. Lucas. Jenny — French Club 2; Marching and Concert Band 3; Campus Life 4. Luke. Teresa — R.O.T.C. M Madaus. Scott — Golf Team 2, 3. 4; French Club 2. 3; Les Jeunes Filles 4; A.F.S. Club 4. Madlev. Debbie — Track Team — 3; Spanish Club 4: Serteen 4; Octaketos 2, 3; Octaketos Junior Rep. 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students — 4. Malone. Ilene — Octeketos; A.F.S.; Spanish Club; Serteen. Marion, Renee — French Club 2, 3; F.H.A. 2, 3; D.E.C.A. 4. Marium. Lisa — F.B.L.A. — 4. Marshall. Otis — Football 2, 3; Weightlifting — 2. 3, 4; Key Club 4; Band 2. 3; Spanish Club — 4. Mathis. Chris — Tennis Team 2. 3; Stage Band 3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Symphonic Band 2, 3. 4; Pep Band 3, 4; Drum Major 4; Band Junior Rep. — 3; Most Improved Woodwind — 3; All-County Band 3; Solo Contest Superior Ratings 2.3. Martinez. Juan — Key Club 2; Key Club Secretary 3; Key Club President 4; IJF Garcon 2; Student Council — 3; German Club 3; Spanish Club — 4; Campus Life — 4; FYEA — 4; AFS 2, 4; ICC 4; Video Prod. Staff 3. 4. Mc Afee, Chris — Cross Country 3; Track Team 3; Interact 2, 3, 4; Treasurer of Interact 4; Vice-Pres. of Concert Choir 4; Vocal Ensemble — 4; French Club 3. 4; Most Valuable Person of JV CrossCountry 3. McArthur. Sam — Football 2, 3, 4; Track Team 2, 3, 4; Spanish Club 3. McCloud. Olestia — Cheerleader 4; French Club; FYEA. McKennon. Becky — Basketball 3; ROTC — 2. 3. 4. McKenzie, Suzanne — Philos 2; Octaketos — 2; FBLA — 3; Anchor 2; Devil Darling 4: Who's W ho Among Distinguished High School Students. McKown. Mia — Tennis Team 2, 4; Student Council 2. 3, 4; Junior ('lass President — 3; Student Council Parliamentarian 4: MIS 2. 3. 4; Yearbook Staff 4; Les Jeunes Filles 2. 3, 4; AFS 2, 3, 4; AFS Vice-President 3; AFS President 4; Key Club Sweetheart 4; Prom Page 2; Campus Life 4; Prom Chairman 3; Homecoming Court 4; Editor of Calendar 3; Andy Ireland's Congressional Classroom Delegate 3; Girls’ State Alternate 3; Secretary's Conference for Youth on Drinking and Driving Delegate 3; District School Board Advisor) Board 3, 4. McKown. Mike — J.V. Baseball 2; J.V. Football 2; Varsity Baseball 3, 4; AFS — 2; Philos 3; I es Jeunes Filles 4. McLin, Timothy R. — Stage Band — 2. 3, 4; Concert Band 2; Svmphonie Band 3, 4; Marching Band 2. 3, 4; Spanish 4. Mellen. Michelle — DCT; FHA Mercer. Greg — Spanish; Octaketos. Miles, Julie — Spanish 2, 3. 4. Miles. Ricky — Football - 3. 4; Golf — 2; Basketball 1; Weightlifting L key Club 2; hm Jeune- FUks 3. 4; Philos 4; Spanish 3, 4. Miller. Richard — Interact Club 2, 3, 4; Video Productions 4; Scholastic Art Award 3. Miller. Scott — Weightlifting 2. 3; Band 2; Philos Fellow 4; AFS — 3, 4. Morgan. Kim — Philos 2. 3, 4; Student Council 2, 3. 4; 324 Senior Indr Devilettes 2, 3, 4; AFS 3, 4; Campus Life — 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; NHS 2. 3; Concert Band 2; Calendar Couple 4; Co- Chairman of Prom Committee — 3. Moore, Byron — Band 2. Moore, Fred — Perfect Attendance 2; National Merit Award 2; Sophomore Claw Rep. 2; Octaketos 3; Serteen 4. Morris. Janet — NHS 2, 3. Morrison, Diane — Volleyball 2; FBLA — 4; CBE 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students 4. Morrow. Debbie — Octaketos - 2; Spanish 2, 3; NHS 2; AFS 3; Serteen — 4. N Nagel. Susan — Volleyball 2, 3, 4: Track — 2, 3; Tennis 4; NHS 2, 3, 4; French 2: Pride Award for English. Nations. Adam — French — 3. 4; Interact 3. 4. President 4: ICC — 4. Neal, Dennis — Swimming 2; Football 2, 3; Cross Country 4; Philos Fellow — 4; AFS — 4. Nelson. Lisa — Cheerleading 2. 3, 4: Bat Girl 2. 3, 4; Key Club Sweetheart — 4: Octaketos 2; AFS — 2. 3; Trident Staff 3; Dream Girl Finalist 3; Calendar Couple 4; Prom Chairman — 3. Newell, kelly R. — French 2, 3; Anchor 2. 3. Corresponding Secretary 3; Spanish 2. 3, 4; Devilette 2; Serteen 4; NHS 2, 3, 4; AFS 3, 4; Campus Life — 4; Stage Band 3; First Runner-up. Dream Girl. O O’Neal, Karen — Serteen 3, 4, Treasurer 4; FVLA 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students — 4. Onheiser. Janet — Devilettes 2; CBE 4; FBLA 4. Osborn. Mitch — Band 2. 3. 4; IJF 2. 3, 4; German 3; FBLA 4; Campus Life 4; Octaketos 4; AFS 4. Oscarson, James — JROTC 2, 3, 4. Commander 4. Drill Team — 3, 4; Youth Council — 3, 4. P Palo, Gail — Devilettes 2, 3: Band — 2. 3; Serteen - 3; Philos L NHS 2, 3; Spanish - 2, 3, I. Parker. Angie — Anchor 2; Serteen 4. Parker. Pamela — Swimming — 2, 3, 4; J.V. Baseball Scorekeeper 3, 4; Philos 2; Octaketos 3, 4, Historian 4, Treasurer 4; Flag Corps — 2. 3, 4, First Lieutenant 4; Junior ('lass Representative 3; Senior Class Representative 4; NHS 2; Campus Life 4; AFS — 4; French — 3. 4; Prom Committee — 3; United Stated National Art Award 4; Who's Who Among American Art Students — 4; Homecoming Candidate 4; Dream Girl Contestant 3. Paullin, Vicky — Tennis 2. 3, 4; Stage-Band 2, 3; Prom Committee 3. Pedone, Leslie — Marching Band — 2. 3, 4; Concert Band 2, 3. 4; French — 3, 4. Perry, Matt — Football 2: Weightlifting 2, 3. 4. Pewitt, Sheila — JROTC — 2; FBLA — 4: CBE 4; Who’s Who in American High School Students. Pfingsten. Joan — Octaketos 2: Spanish 2, 3; FBLA 3; FYEA 4. Phillips. Tim — Weightlifting — 2; Philos Fellow — 3. 4; Key Club — 2; Serteen — 3; Campus Life — 4. Pielow, Jim — Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Track 2. 3, 4; Cross Country Most Improved 3; Cross Country Most Valuable 4; Concert Choir 2, 3; Vocal Ensemble 3, 4, President 4; NHS 2. 3; ICC — 4; German — 4; Senior Class Representative 4. Pittman. Richard — J.V. Football — 2; Band 2, 3. 4; German 2; Spanish 4. Plowden. (lamp — J.V'. Wrestling 3: Band. Drum Major 4; Outstanding Senior 4; Concert Band — 3; Symphonic Band - 4: Stage Band 4; Trident 3, 4; Photography Editor 4; Third Runner-up. Homecoming Court; Calendar Couple 4. Poore, David — DEC A 4, Treasurer 4. Porta. Brian — DECA — 4, President 4. Pratt. Wiley — Varsity Football 3, 4; Varsity Wrestling 3; I.eo 3; Spanish — 3, 4; FCA — 3. Provencher. Diane J. — Swim Team 3, 4; Track - 3, 4; Octaketos 2; Drill Team — 2; DCT — 4, Vice President 4; Most Improved Swimming 3. R Rafool. Raymond — J.V. Football — 2; Track 2; Varsity Football 3; Cheerleading 3; AFS — 2. 3; Philos Fellow 2; Serteen 3, 4; Student Council Representative — 4; Les Jeunes Filles Garcon 4; Spanish 4; Trident 4; Radio Show — 3, 4; Calendar Couple 4; Prom Committee Chairman 3. Ration. Tommy — JROTC — 2, 3; FBLA 4; Chess Club 3. Ray. Dannielle — FHA 2; Art 3; DECA 4. Redstreake. Edward — Spanish - 2, 3, 4; Art — 4; Perfect Attendance — 3; Who’s Who in American High Schools 3; United States Achievement Art Award — 4. Reed. Stephen — Band — 2; JROTC 4. Reese. Lisa — Octaketos — 2, 3, 4. Treasurer - 3, President — 4; French — 2, 3, 4; Campus Life — 4; AFS 3. 4; Society of Distinguished American High School Students 3; First Place Scholastic Art Competition — 3; United States National Art Awards 4. Reynolds. Charlie — J.V. Football 2; Track 2, 3, 4; Varsity-Football — 4; W eightlifting 3, 4; FCA — 2, 3; Les Jeunes Filles Garcon — 4; J.C.Cain Memorial Award - 4. Rey nolds. Kim — FBLA — 4; CBE — 4. Richardson. Susan — Anchor 2. 3; Spanish 2. 3; AFS 4; Campus Life — 4; FBLA — 3; Les Jeunes Filles 4. Rivers, Scotty — Baseball 2; Varsity Baseball 4; Stage Band 3, 4; Marching Band 2, 3, 4; Sophomore Representative 2; Spanish — 4; Octaketos — 4; Homecoming King 4; Cover of School Calendar — 4. Rizer. Christy — Swim Team; Anchor 2. 3. Roberts. Kim — Band — 2. 3. 4; FBLA — 4; FYEA 4; Campus Life — 4. Robinson. T. R. — Varsity Football 2. 3. 4; Varsity Track 2, 3. 4; FCA 2, 3; Outstanding Running Back 4; Outstanding Defensive Back - 3; All-County — 4; All-Area 4; All-State — 4. Rogers. David — FFA — 2. 3, 4; Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Rousch. Vicky — Track — 2; Cross Country — 3; Most Improved. Track — 2. S Sailor. Sean — NHS 2; Marching Band 2. 3, 4; Sy mphonic Band — 2, 3, 4; Stage Band 2. 3. 4. Sammaro. Sharon — Key Club Sweetheart 4; FYEA 4; Secretary of Prom — 3; AFS — 2. 3. 4; Philos 2. 3. 4; Junior Rep. 3, Vice President 4; Student Council — 2. 3. 4; Sophomore Representative 2. Secretary; Senior Class President 4; Spanish 2, 3. 4; Devilettes — 2, 3, 4; Sunshine Girl 2. Squad Leader 4; ICC — 4; Campus Life — 4; Homecoming Parade Chairman 4; Dream Girl 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Youth Advisory Board, Circus W orld — 4; Prom Page - 2. Sanders. Robert — Football — 2; Track 2, 3. 4; FBLA — 2; FHA 3.4. Schaffner. Bob — FFA 3. 4. Schmidt. W ill — Key Club — 2. 3. Treasurer — 3; Yearbook 2, 3. 4, Photographer 2, 3, 4. Schulz, ( arla — Tennis — 2; Sophomore Class President 2; LJF 2; AFS — 2, 3. 4; Student Council Vice President 3; Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Editor 4; Senior Representative 4; Philos — 4; ICC 3. 4; Campus Life 4; Outstanding Sophomore of Student Council — 2; Finalist for Andy Ireland’s Congressional Classroom 3; Girls’ State Delegate 3; Calendar Couple 4; North Central Area Schools Advisory Committee 4. Schwarb. Allan — Key Club; Senior Representative; NHS; French; American Legion Boy’s State 3; W ho’s Who Among American High School Students. Scott, Sylvia — Track; CBE; FBLA. Shackelford, Shelley — Devilettes 2; Serteen — 3, 4; Prom Committee — 3; Page 2. Sheffield. Chris — J.V. Football — 2; J.V. Baseball 2, 3. Shipman. Lynn — FYEA 3, 4; FBLA 4. Senior lndr� 325 Smith. Keith — JROTC 2. 3. 4; Drama 3. 4. Smith. Kevin — Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3. President 4; Concert Choir 2, 3, 4; Vocal Ensemble — 3, 4; French 4; ICC — 4; Outstanding Choral Member — 2, 3; Outstanding Soloist Award — 3. Smith. Kedonna — DECA 4. Historian 4. Smith. Stacev — AFS; DECA: Spanish. Smith. Valerie — Devilettes — 2, 4; Philos — 2; FYEA 4; Prom Committee — 3. Smith. Ward — Key 2, 3; AFS 3. 4; Spanish 3; Video Productions — 3. 4; Yearbook 2. 3, 4; Photographer 2, 3, 4. Snider, Larry — Football 2; Football 3; Track 3; CBE 4; FBLA — 4; Serteen — 3; FCA — 2, 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students. Snivelv, Fred — FFA - 2. 3, 4. Sommers, Robert — Chess 2; Drama 2, 3, 4; Science 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4; Trident — 3, 4, News Editor 3. Co-editor 4; ICC — 4. Staaf, Jeff — Cross Country 4; Track 4; German Club 3, 4. Stephens. Rosilynn — FY’EA; FBLA; Spanish; FHA. Stum. Chuck — Interact — 3. 4; Orchestra 2. 3. 4; Video Productions 4. Sumner, Barbara — French — 2; FBLA 3. 4: CBE 4. Treasurer 4. Sundberg. Annette — AFS — 4; French — 4; Serteen 4; Drama 4; Foreign Exchange Student Sweden. Sutton, Vincent — JROTC — 3, 4. T Tanke. Paul — Wrestling 2; Key Club 2, 3, 4. Vice President 4; Campus Life — 4; Homecoming Court Nominee 4. Tatum. I.ee — German 3, 4, Treasurer 3; President 4; NHS 2. 3. 4; ICC - 4; AFS 4; Pride Nominee in History 4. Taylor, Angoletta — Octaketos 2; Band 2; French 2, 3; Campus Life 4. Thomas. Lisa — FHA - 2, 3; FBLA — 3; DCT 4. Thomas. Sandv — CBE 3, 4. Recording Secretary 3. President — 4: FBLA — 3. 4. Thomas. Sharen — FFA; United States National Agriculture Achievement Award. Thompson. Jo-Jo — FFA — 2. 3. 4; Octaketos 3; FFA Class President 3; Committee Chairman - 3. Thompson. Patricia — Volleyball 2; Youth Alive 2; Spanish 4; FHA 3. Thornton. Darrell — Wrestling — 2, 3. 4: JROTC. Threadgill. Ted — J.V. Baseball — 2; Varsity Baseball 3, 4; J.V. Football 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Student Council 2; FCA 2, 3; Les Jeunes Filles Garcon — 2, 4; Philos Fellow 3; Boys' State 3: Prom Page — 2. Threlkel, Libby — Cheerleading — 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Student Council Sophomore Representative 2, Sgt.-at-Arms 3; Secretary 4; Les Jeunes Filles - 2. 3, 4; ICC — 4; AFS 2, 3, 4; AFS Secretary 4; Spanish 3; Prom Chairman 3; Girls' State 3; Who's Who Among American High School Students. Tillman. Felicia — Volleyball 2; Track 2. 3; JROTC 2, 3. 4. Staff Sergeant 3; French 3, 4: W ho's Who Among American High School Students 4. Todd. Mike — CrossCountry 2; Varsity Basketball 2. 4; Varsity Baseball 2. 3, 4; AFS 2, 3. 4: UF Garcon 4; All-County Baseball — 3; All-Area Baseball 3. Turner. Jennifer — Serteen 3; Spanish 4; Interact 4; Campus Life — 4. Tyson. Solomon — J.V. Football 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; J.V. Basketball 2; Track 2. 3. 4; French 2. 3, 4. V Varner. David — J.V. Football 2; Varsity Football 3. 4. Velez. V anette — Volleyball 2. 3. 4, Captain — 4: Spanish 2, 3, 4, President 4; Trident 3. 4: Prom Committee Chairman 3; Dream Girl Contestant 3; FBLA 4; ICC 4; Student Council 2; Volleyball Most Valuable Player 4. VonGlahn. Sharon — FYEA — 2. 3, 4: FBLA - 4: CBE 4, Hospitatlity Committee Chairman — 4. W W agner. Jay — J.V. Football 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; FCA 2, 3, Secretary — 3. Walcott. Lisa — Devilettes 2. 3, 4: AFS 2. W alldorf, Cindy — Octaketos - 2, 4; Majorette 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 3, Captain 4; FBLA — 4. W aller. Patricia — Octaketos 2. 3; Spiriteers 2; Serteen 4. W alters. Cheryl — FBLA — 4; CBE — 4; W ho's Who Among American High School Students 3. 4. Ward. David K. — Octaketos 4. Wargo, Gary — J.V. Baseball 2: Varsity Baseball 3, 4; Philos Fellow 3, 4. W armington. Julie — Band 2, 3, 4; Octaketos 2; German 4. W arner, Christine — Octaketos — 2. 3, 4; Les Jeunes Filles 4; Homecoming Committee — 4; Prom Committee 3; Spanish 3. 4; Campus Life — 4. Warren, Todd —J.V. Baseball 2: FFA i. W asmund. Paul — Varsity Basketball Manager 2; J.V. Baseball 2; Varsity Baseball — 3; Marching Band — 2, 3, 4; Concert Band 2, 3; Symphonic Band 4: Campus Life 4. Waters. I eslie — J.V. Cheerleader 2, Captain — 2; Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Captain 4: Student Council 2. 4, Sophomore Rep. 2, Senior Rep. — 4: Les Jeunes Filles 2,3.4. Board Member 2. 4; French 2, 3. 4; FYEA 3, 4; AFS 2. 3, 4. Party Chairman — 4; Prom Committee Co-Chairman 3; Campus Life 4: Second Runner-up Homecoming Court 4; Calendar Couple 4. W atson. Brady — Baseball 2, 3; FFA 2, 3, 4. W eaver, Deneece — Varsity Swimming 2, 3, 4; AFS 3. 4; Campus Life 4; LJF 3. 4; Spanish 2; French 3; Most Valuable Swimmer 3,4. Wesley, Camara — Volleyball — 2. 3; Basketball 2; Statician for Boys'Basketball 3, 4: CBE 4. W ilder. Becky — Les Jeunes Filles 3; FYEA 2, 3, 4. Treasurer 2, Junior Board Member 3, Secretary 4; Serteen 4; AFS 3, 4; Yearbook 3, 4. Classes Section Editor 4: Prom Committee — 3; Campus Life 4; Outstanding Sophomore Award. FYEA - 2. W ilson. (instance — FYEA 3, 4. W ilson, Denise — Bat Girl 4. W isner. Leslie — FYEA 2: FBLA 4; Serteen 4; Philos 3. Wolff, Inga — Band — 2; Anchor — 3; German - 4. Wolff. Peter — J.V. Football 2; Varsity Football 3; German 2, 3, 4, Vice President — 4; Band — 2. 3; Student Council Representative — 4; ICC 4: NHS 2, 3. Worn. Sheryl — DCT — 4. Y Yon. Susan — FFA — 4. Z Zellers. John — AFS 2: FBLA 3. 4: Historian 3, 4; Spanish 2. 3. 4: Who's Who Among American High School Students. 326. Senior Index IN MEM OMAM Si main limt I In ehaiirrs -lip In In c |irrw our line nr In mi'll tri. Mai In' a thanks or jnsl a smilr nonlil hair done ... am Miiall pulun nmilil hair In-mi lirtirr than nonr. Ihil look Innards ihr ski with a firm brlirf a nrn dai risi's as (� rarr lifts nur grirf. hnahlril hi strength. Hr'rr nilliii); In give our rhanri' is right nun: for you nr n ill live. (’aria S-hulz Todd Danii l Doris Puddin Adams Pam Cafeathers Clown 327 EDITOR S NOTE Satisfaction, challenges, pleasure all have been a part of my year as editor of this Vt ha 11 w a Ilia See yearbook. Much thanks goes to the staff: Mr. Bolin, our Taylor Publishing representative; Charlie Bingham. I,arry Capet .. and all the staff at Bryn-Alan; and most of all Mr. Cox. for the continual support throughout the year. In time to come, I hope this edition will serve as a reflection of memories and reinspire the feelings of friendship, warmth, and love for our school . . . I wish for you all the best of life's reflections now and always. God Bless Carla Schulz Editor “As high as the sky is above the earth, so great is God's love for those who have reverence for Him. (Psalm 103:11) -V2K :u.h«