Blountstown High School - Saber Tooth Yearbook (Blountstown, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1988 volume:

RIGHT ON TRACK Right on frock? What's right on frock? trains? roller coasters? subways? Sure, all of these things are on track, but more importantly, so is Dlountstown High School. Why is DHS right on frock? It's obviousl Just look at the new gymnasium, choral and band facilities, and the auditorium. Students and faculty alike have much — to be proud of. Each time a student goes to a basketball gome or takes a choral or band class, or attends an assembly in the auditorium, he or she is demonstrating a little bit of that Tiger pride. It's not just the new facilities that we have to be proud of, however. Academically, DHS is ranked in the top of the state. We hod 100% passing in both the communication and math skills on the SSAT and Dlountstown High School is the only merit school in Calhoun County. That's a lot to be proud of, and if that's not enough, look in the library, classrooms, lunchroom, and the halls at break and you'll see plenty to be proud ofl What? The students of DHS, Of course! I have had experiences in other schools, and I believe that DHS students score higher on the SSAT because the faculty actually cares whether you learn or not, and they want you to be the best you can 2 3 4 I think that the students here at DHS display a great amount of school spirit. This is shown by the way they go out ond support the team ot the gomes. The spirit here is terrific. vt COMING ON STRONG Gimme o T! II G! E! Rl SI What do you hove? TIGERS! Is ony pep roily complete without this familiar cheer? Of course not, ond the student body responded to it this year with o frenzy of hollers. Dut that's not all that goes on ot pep rallies. No one will forget the tricycle race that the seniors won by o tricycle length) And no pep roily is complete without the singing of the Almo Moter. This is the serious moment of the pep roily that brings the students together for one lost moment before the big gome. Spirit really comes on strong during homecoming week. The bonfire on the Thursday before the gome is the climactic event where students really show their support for the Tigers. Chants ond music fill the oir os students join hands ond run around the bonfire until they ore completely exhousted. After the bonfire, students head to float headquarters to put the final touches on their float. 5 HOMECOMING '87 Thor was then. This is now” wos the theme for Homecoming '87. The gymnasium wos decorated ond everything wos ready. Tension was building in the locker room as the two candidates for queen and the attendants waited for the coronation ceremony to begin. The bell rang and the student body filed into the bleachers. The excited buzz of the crowd was evidence of the suspense that filled the stifling gym. The music started and two by two the attendants ond their escorts filed out. Finally the moment had come. Jennifer and Melanie, the candidates for queen stood, anxiously awaiting the outcome, while the drum rolled on . . . And the winner is . . . Melanie Roberson! 1. Melanie Roberson. BHS Homecoming Queen 2. Senior. Melanie Roberson ond Jason Britt 3. Senior. Jennifer Sandusky and Britt Kearce 4. Senior. Kim Smith and Gront Williams 5. Senior. Kim Peacock and Michael Bryant 6. Senior, Korin Petrey and Todd McClellan 7. Junior. Allyson Ramsey ond Jimmy Porker 8. Sophomore. April Powell and Ty Edwards 9. Freshman. Gina Frye and Steven Raisbeck 7 My favorite part of homecoming is the way if seems to bring the whole community closer together. The game and the dance are great, but the parade is my favorite part. It brings the old and the young fogeth- GREAT PRETENDERS Oh yes, we're great pretenders and homecoming week is just the time to indulge our fantasies. This year's theme, That was then, this is now” sent us down memory lane to the time when Jack's Drive-In was the favorite spot for teens to hang out and even farther back to the time when a ferry vas the only transportation across the Appalachicola River. (That made courting between Bristol. Blountstown guys and gals a challenge.) Our floats and dress up days coincided with the Welcome Home Day sponsored by the Calhoun County Chamber of Commerce. BHS alumni and students celebrated the restoration of the old court house along with homecoming activities. Two queens were crowned: Melanie Roberson was crowned BHS Homecoming Queen and Mrs. Myrtle Blair was crowned Golden Girl's Queen. The town was filled with visitors and dignitaries who joined in the celebration and parade. It was a weekend of excitement and entertainment that brought the school and community closer together. There can't be any harm in a little make-believe now and then, especially if it's all for a good cause. Welcome Home Day and Homecoming seem to be worthy of a little extra attempt to recapture the golden years gone by, while reveling in the glories of the here and now. S In my spare time I find food, shelter, o television, ond allow the world of entertainment to overwhelm me. to DARN THOSE DILEMMAS! The jump from junior high school fo high school takes o lot of adjustment for the incoming freshmen. No longer do they hove first and second lunch with teachers hovering over their every mouthful and no longer do they have a predetermined course load. However, this new freedom can create new problems. The first day of high school for the uninitiated freshman can be a real nightmare. Trying to find that geography doss hidden owoy on the wing can turn into a rat race with the tardy bell. Lunch poses the serious dilemma of where to go and how to get there. Unfortunately, not many freshmen ore old enough to drive and usually walk to places nearby and grab a coke and some crackers before they rush bock to school. When talking about problems, -we can't leave out every girl's worst dream: finding your boyfriend with another girl when he has promised that you are the one and only. This dilemma con lead to serious consequences, none of which need fo be mentioned. The biggest problem I've hod to deal with since school has started is forgetting stuff, like leaving my gym clothes at home and forgetting my jacket in fourth period class when I was in a hurry for lunch. Chr .A 12 Mr. and Miss Sabertooth '88 14 THEY'VE GOT A TICKET TO RIDE CALENDAR COUPLES '88 1. Mr. and Ms. Sabertooth. Todd McClellon and Melonie Roberson 2. January; Marc McCaskill and Cheryl Dorfield 3. February; Tim Mowrey ond Jennifer Sandusky 4. March; Gene Morris and Monica Maloy 5. April; Grant Williams and Belinda Segers 6. May; Jeff Cloud and Chris Sumner 7. June; Britt Kearce ond Amy Holley 15 1. July; Erik Alford and Catrino Capps 2. August; Terrell Hand and Annette Baker 3. September; Ty Edwards and Kris Smith 4. October: Michael DeVuysf ond Kim Smith 5. November; Eric Simmons and Michelle Bullock 6. December: Brad Golden and Tracy Cox 7. Honorable Mentions; Morion Bowden. Regina Brigham, Bryan Taylor. Elizabeth Hoy-ward, Danny Loramore. Kim Peacock. John Peacock, Karin Petrey, Charles Clark, Stephannie Bess All Calendar Couple pictures were taken at the newly restored Calhoun County Court House. 16 If You Think the Class of '88 Is Great, You're Right on Track 17 Erik Alford Annette Evon Doker Poul Alexonder Doker vi Vi Cheryl Lynn Barfield Terronce Darwin Chambers Hughie Michael Brown Cofrina Diane Capps Michell Necole Bullock Charles A. Clark, Jr. Michael Andrew Bryonf Jeffrey Ferrell Cloud Trocy Pouletfe Cox 20 Den Thomas Edwards. Jr. Felicia LeShawn Engram Cy Fairclofh Eubanks Roy Orodford Golden Terrell Preston Hond Angela Y. Gronr Cory Moire Green Ty Edwards Kim Peocock Elizabeth May Hoyword Glenn Terrell Holland Amy Denise Holley Regina Kay Hooks Roy Timothy Jenks Tim George Britton Keorce Britt John Kent Stephanie Gemimo Lockhort Monica Foifh Moloy 22 Daniel Robert Loromore More Joseph McCoskill Joseph Morris Eugene John Charles Peacock. Jr. Wayne C. Peterson Sir - Todd McClellan Karin Petrey Jennifer Lynn Sandusky Belinda Joy Segers Korin Lyn Pefrey Erik Maurice Simmons Kimberly Jeon Smith Kim Monte Roy Totum Kristin Ann Smith Dryon S. Toylor Roger Williord Wotermon Thomos S. Smith Krisfino Nichole Sumner Kris Thomas Anthony Webb Tony Grant Wayne Williams Melissa Yon Serious seniors in September 26 become delirious seniors in May. I remember when I wos o fresh mo n In geogrophy doss In the old llrtle shock behind the og. building. Some of us ried fishing line fo rhe feocher's three legged stool. While he wos stonding by. we pulled the string ond the stool moved ond he didn't know what wos happening. We pulled too hord the lost time ond it fell over with o loud bong. It scored him half to death.” Erik Alford I remember when I wos in third grade. Angelo Grant. Melissa Yon. Regino Drighom. Stephanie Lockhart. Julie Smith, ond I hod our own little groups. One group wos ogainst the other. Every day we went out to P.E. thinking we were bod. Angelo Grom ond Regino Drighom would ol-woys take their holr down ond fuss over who hod the longest.” Felicia Ingrom I remember when I mode the A honor roll for the first two six weeks of my senior year.” Cheryl Dorfield I remember when I wos In the tenth grode ond Kris Sumner ond I hod to dissect a frog. W«-couldn't find the broin so we used onother port for the broin.” Melisso Yon I remember when we oil stort-ed elementory school together. There were so many new foces. Most of them ore still oround. We were always together having o great timel Cofrino Copps “I remember when I was in the ninth grode ond It wos during spring training for football. I wos running-bock ond Cooch Nichols wos my cooch. We were doing o drill where the running-bocks hod to receive the boll ond run through some fires. Greg Jordon, the quarterbock. gave me the boll ond I took off. As I crossed rhe fires. I tripped ond my foor caught Cooch Nichols right in rhe mid-section. I thought that he wos going to kill me. but oil he could do wos groonl Jason Drift I remember when Cy ron from the teacher on the Snapper lownmower. The only reason she caught him wos because if got stuck between the classroom doors when he fried fo foke if Into the building.” Tom Smith i remember when I wos In 10th grode ond wos frying out for vor-sity cheerleoder. Amanda Dunn ond I were through with our cheer ond were supposed to do some kind of fumbling. Well. I wos going to try to do something reolly impressive to show how well my 7 yeors of gymnastics hod poid off. I got o running stort to do o round-off bock hondspring. I did o round-off. turned oround. landed on my belly. ond slid info the girl s locker room. Kelly Collins wos in rhe doorway ond yelled. ‘Sheee’s sofe.' ” Jennifer Sondusky I remember during my senior yeor. Drift lost his calculus book. I hod It ond I swear for o short time I didn’t know it wos his. The next morning in cokulus. he got sent to the office for not having his book. He hod no idea I hod it. The next doy if happened agoin, the whole doss toughed, including me. He come bock from the office, found out I hod his book ond sold. 'Thot wos o very cold thing to do.' My name now is the Ice Cube.' Grant Williams “I remember when some basketball players from another school passed by the study holl window in the lunchroom. I wonted to see those guys so bod thot I leaned bock in my choir too for ond fell. Lord wos I embarrassed!” Regino Drighom L 27 Leave it to Jason. Michelle and Annette smile for the camera. 28 Amy ond Cotrino look over senior memorobilio. Tim ond Jennifer compete In o Brod lets his holr down, three-legged roce. Eric ond Trocy gel psychedelic. Cheryl ond Koren prepore for onofrier school doy. Michael shows us how to clean an air filter. M John C. Peocock: Three yeor member of the National Honor Society and president os o senior. John has truly established himself at Dlountstown High. He has maintained a straight 100 overage throughout high school. John's talents and smarts will take him far, and if things go as he has planned, that will be medical school at the University of Florida and a career as an orthopedic surgeon. (Class Valedictorian, Florida Academic Scholar) ► Tracy P. Cox: FDLA president. Sabertooth Editor. National Honor Society member, student council representative. This impressive list of credentials belongs to none other than Tracy. While these activities take up most of her time, she likes to relax with a good book. Tracy plans to attend the University of West Florida and pursue a degree in psychology. (Class Salutatorian, Florida Academic Scholar) M Todd McClellan: Hard working and devoted ore excellent words to describe Todd. Todd is the student council vice president and the FCA president. He is also active in football, baseball. Honor Society, and YAC. Busy? Yes. But Todd has only just begun. He will be attending medical school at the University of Florida. (DAR Award, Athlete, Scholar Award) Annette E. Baker: Because she puts forth great effort in whatever she does. Annette has gained the respect of her teochers and classmates. She has kept up with a job, many school activities and has maintained a very high GPA. (Chipola Jr. College Scholarship) (Chappee James Scholarship). ► Michael J. DeVuyst: ACTIVE. The perfect word to describe Michael. He has participated in many activities at Blountstown High School, including football, basketball and baseball 9-12. A member of the National Honor Society. Michael is known for his quiet courteous manner. He plans to become a Doctor of Chiropractic. 30 Ty Edwards: Student Council president, football player, ond on oil oround great guy; when we speak of these, we speak of Ty. His sense of humor ond relaxed attitude hove helped moke him o good leader. Ty's leadership ability will not go to waste. He will be using it os he serves our country os on officer in the U.S. Marine Corps. (ROTC Scholarship) ◄ Kim J. Smith: Kim's list of activities seems to go on ond on: YAC president. FDLA, Student Council. Honor Society, ond so on. Dut even more thon her involvement. her friendly smile ond cheerful manner hove mode her unforgettable at DHS. Kim hopes to eorn o degree in educational administration. (Florida Academic Scholar. University of West Florida Presidential Scholarship) ► Timothy S. Mowrey: Decouse of his experience ond leadership abilities, Tim wos elected president of the senior doss. He also demonstrated leadership on the football field ond the baseball diamond. Tim hopes to major in business ond go into business for himself. ◄ More McCaskill: Whether he is on the football field or the baseball diamond. More gets the job done. More mode the All Dig Dend team in football ond holds a school record for the most consecutive home runs (5). He is on active member of FCA. Student Council, ond captain of the football teom. ► Michelle Dullock: Michelle is o valuable person ot DHS. This year she received the MVP award both in volleyball ond softball. She is on intelligent young lody who maintains good grades ond is o great athlete. Her activities include FDLA, Honor Society, ond Student Council. Michelle plans to attend the University of Florida and become a Certified Public Accountont. (U of F Minority Scholarship) Can You Identify The Babies? Answers on page 34. Alford, Erik — Choral 1, 4; Perfect Attendance 1; J.V. Football 2; VICA — President 3; Senior Favorite 4; Calendar Couple 4 Baker, Annette Evon — Choral 1, 2; J.V. Cheerleader 1; Student Council 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; FBLA 2, 3, 4; Class Chaplain 3, 4; I Dare You Award 3; French I Award 3; FBLA Secretary 4; Senior Favorite 4; Calendar Couple 4 Baker, Paul Alexander — J.V. Football 1, 2; VICA 4 Barfield. Cheryl Lynn — SADD 3; Calendar Couple 4 Bess, Stephanie La'Trice Bowden, James Marlon — Baseball Club 1, 2, 3, 4; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; J.V. Football 1, 2 — Best All Around Back 2; J.V. Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Vice President 2; SADD 3, 4; Varsity Football 3, 4 — Most Improved Offensive Back 3, All Conference 3, 4, All Big Bend 3, 4, All State 4 Brigham, Regina Renay — Marching Band 1; Concert Band 1; Performing Band 2, 4; Honor Band 1, 2; Bond Sec. 2; Band Librarian 3, 4; Most Outstanding Bandsman 3; Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3: Physical Fitness Award 1; SADD 2, 3; Highest Girl's Track Record 2 Britt, Jason Travis — FFA 1: Varsity Track 1, 2 — All Conference 2; JV Football 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; Baseball 4; FCA 3, 4 Brown, Hughie Michael Hugh — FFA — District Winner Parliamentary Procedure Team, Second Place Tractor Driving, Forestry Team 4; Baseball 1 Bryant, Michael Andrew — FFA 1, 2 — Forestry Team First in District, Third in State; Baseball f; Choral 3, 4; FCA 4; Varsity Football 4 — All Conference (HM) Bullock, Michelle Necole — Student Council 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 — VP; FBLA 2, 3, 4, Treas. 2, District 2 Sec. 4; Volleyball 2, 3, 4 — All Conference (HM) 2, All Conference 3, 4, Captain 4; YAC 3; SADD 3, 4 — Pres. Softball 4, Most Athletic 4; Calendar Couple 4 Bybee, Karen Renee — Drama 3; SADD 3 Capps. Cotrina Diane — Class Treas. f; Choral 1, 2; Softball 1; FBLA 2, 4; FFA 3, 4 — VP 3, Secretory 4, First in Forestry Knowledge Test 4; SADD 3, 4; YAC 4; Calendar Couple 4; Basketball Statistician 4 Chambers, Terrance Darwin Terry — Baseball 2; FFA 3,4 — Forestry Team 3, 4, Chaplain 4; SADD 3; Drama 3; YAC 4 Clark, Charles A. Jr. — JV Football 1, 2; JV Basketball 1, 2 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 — All Conference 1, 2, 3; Varsity Basketball 3. 4 Cloud, Jeffrey Ferrell Jeff — Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Spelling Bee First 1, 2; YAC 3, 4 — Chairman 3; Publications 3, 4; Calendar Couple 4 Cox, Tracy Paulette — Student Council Rep. 1, 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 1, 2; Chamber Chorus 1; Science Fair (HM) 1, 2; FBLA 2, 3, 4 — Historian 2, Reporter 3, Pres. 4; Nationo Honor Society 2, 3, 4 — Treas. 3; YAC 2, 3, 4; JV Cheer leader 2; Publications 3, 4 — Editor 4; Volleyball Statistical-4; Calendar Couple 4 Creamer, Ronnie Brant — FFA 1, 3, 4 — Forestry Teorr Third in State 1, Livestock Judging Team 1; Perfect At tendance f, 2; VICA 3; Ag Mechanics 3, 4 DeVuyst, Michael Joseph — FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; JV Football 1, 2 JV Basketball 1, 2; Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; HomerooiT Pres. 2; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 — Brain Brawl Team: Student Council Rep. 2, 3, 4; I Dare You Award 3; Varsity Football 3, 4 — All Conference 3; Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Homecoming Escort 3; EMCEE Homecoming Coronation 4: Publications 4; Calendar Couple 4 Edwards, Ben Thomas Jr. Ty — FFA 1, 2 — Parliamentary Procedure Team First in State 1, Forestry Team Third in State 1, Farm Management Team First in State 2, Sentinel 2 Student Council 2, 3, 4 — VP 3, Pres. 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; JV Football 2; Track 2; Varsity Football 3, 4; VICA 3; FCA 3, 4 — VP; Calendar Couple 4 Engram. Felicia LeShawn — Class Treas. 2; Class Chairman 3; FHA — VP 4 Eubanks. Cy Fairdoth — FCA 1, 2. 3, 4; FFA 1, 2 — Reporter 2, Parliamentary Procedure Team First in State 1, Forestry Team Third in State 1, Parliamentary Procedure Team Third in Nation 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 — All Conference 3; Perfect Attendance 2 Freeland, Kenneth John — FBLA Most Patriotic Award 4 Golden, Roy Bradford Brad” — Choral 1, 4; Perfect Attendance 1, 3; JV Football 2; VICA 3, 4 — Sgt. at Arms 3 — 3rd State Parliament Contest 3; FCA 3, 4; YAC 3, 4; SADD 3, 4; Calendar Couples Homeroom Pres, 1; Choral 4. 2, 3; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; JV Football 1, 2 — Best Offensive Bock 2; JV Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Mr. BHS Attendant 1; National Honor Society 2. 3. 4; YAC 3, 4; Jr. Class Pres. 3; Varsity Basketball 3, 4; Varsity Football 4; Homecoming Court 4; Calendar Couple 4 Landrum, George Wesley Jr. — JV Football 2; VICA, Photographer 3 Laramore, Daniel Robert Danny” — Homeroom V.P. 2; Publications 4; Calendar Couple 4 Maloy, Monica Faith — Class Officer 1; Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 — Captain 2, 4; Perfect Attendance 2, 3; Drama 3 — Drama Award; SADD 3. 4 — Sec. 3, 4; Softball 3, 4; Physical Fitness Award 3; FBLA 4 — Historian; VICA 4 — V.P.; Calendar Couple 4 Mathis, Randy Rolen — Publications 4 Grant. Angela Yvette — Marching Band 1; Perfect Attendance 1; Class Secretary 2; J.V. Volleyball 2; Drama 3; Varsity Volleyball 3; FHA — Secretary 4 Green, Cary Maire Hand, Terrell Preston — Perfect Attendance 1, 2; SADD 3, 4; FCA 4: Varsity Football 4 Hayward, Elizabeth May — Choral 1, 2, 3, 4; Choral Festival Excellent Rating 1 2, 3; Softball 1, 2, 3; Volleyball 2, 3, 4; VICA 4; Football Statistician 4 Holley, Amy Denise — Class Secretary 1, 3, 4; Choral 1, 3, 4; JV Cheerleader 1; Baseball Statistician 2; Perfect Attendance 2; FBLA 3, 4; YAC 4; Calendar Couple 4 McCaskill, Marc Joseph — CHoral 1, 3; Class Officer 1; JV Football 1, 2 — Best Offensive Lineman 2; Varsity Football 3, 4 — Most Improved Offensive Linemen 3, All Conference 3. 4, All Big Bend 4. Third Team All State.- Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4, — All Conference 3, School Record Most Consecutive Homeruns; Student Council Rep. 2, 3, 4; FCA 3, 4 McClellan, William Thomas Todd” — FFA 1, 2, VP 2; Porliamentory Procedure Team First in State 1, Third in Notion 2; Forestry Team Third in State 1; Overall Science Fair Winner 1; Student Council 2, 3, 4 — VP — 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Home Room Pres. 2; Baseball 2, 3, 4; JV Football 2; JV Basketball 2; FCA 3, 4 — Pres. — 4; Choral 3; Football 3, 4; All Conference (HM) 4; DAR Award 4, Mr. Sabertooth Hooks, Regina Kay — Drama Club 3 Jenks, Timothy Roy Tim” — JV Football 2; Varsity Track 2, 3; Varsity Football 4; VICA 3 Morris, Joseph Eugene Gene” — JV Football 1, 2; VICA — Third in State Parliamentary Procedure Team, First in District Parliamentary Procedure Team — 3; VICA 3, 4; Calendar Couple 4 Kearce, George Britton Britt” — Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Morris, James Michael Michael” — JV Football 1, 2; VICA 3. 1. Amy Holley 2. Cheryl Barfield 3. Alisa Reeder 4. Melanie Roberson 5. Michael DeVuyst 6. Terrell Hand 7. Tracy Cox 8. John Peacock 9. Korin Petrey 10. Danny Laramore 11. Marc McCoskill 12. Britt Keorce 13. Monte Tatum 14. Kim Smith 15. Michael Bryant 16. Jennifer Sandusky 17. Todd McClellan 18. Catrina Capps 19. Monica Maloy 20. Regina Hooks 4 — Third in State Parliamentary Procedure Team — 3 — District Award 3 Mowrey. Timothy Scott Jr. Tim” — FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; JV Football 1, 2 — Best Offensive Lineman 1; Varsity Football 2, 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4; SADD 3, 4; Class Pres. 4; Calendar Couple 4; Senior Favorite Peacock, John Charles, Jr. — FCA 1, 2, 3. 4; FFA 1, 2 — Forestry Team Third in State — 1 — Parliamentary Procedure Team First in State 1; Rotary Scholarship Aword 1, 2, 3; Jr. Division Science Fair — Third 1: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 1; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4 — Pres. — 4; FFA Parliamentary Procedure Team Third in State 2; Science Fair Jr. Division First 2; YAC 3; Woodmen of the World Award 3; Student Council Rep. 4; Calendar Couple 4 Peacock. Kimberly Diane Kim — FBLA 1, 2, 3; JV Cheerleader 1; Varsity Cheerleader 2; Homecoming Attendant 1, 4; Class Secretary 2; FCA 2; YAC 4; Choral 2, 4; Senior Favorite Petrey, Karin — Transferred — DeLand High — 4; YAC 4; FBLA 4; Publications 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Senior Favorite; Calendar Couple 4 Sandusky, Jennifer Lynn — Choral 1, 2, 3; FCA 1, 2, 3, 4; JV Cheerleader 1, 2 — Captain 2: Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4; Local Science Fair Third 1; District Second 1; State Science Fair (HM) 1; Science Fair First; Vocal Solo Excellent 1, 2; YAC 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Secretary 2; Class Vice Pres. 3, 4; FBLA 3, 4 — Historian 3; SADD 3, 4; Student Council 3, 4 — Treas. 4; Pep Club 3; Class Favorite; Runner-Up for Miss BHS 4 Segers. Belinda Joy — Homeroom VP 1; FBLA 2; Choral 2; FFA 3. 4 — Parliamentarian — 3, President 4; Calendar Couple 4; Student Council 4; Basketball Statistician 4 Simmons, Erik Maurice — JV Basketball 1, 2 — MVP 2, Leading Rebounder 2; VICA 3, 4; Varsity Basketball 3, 4 — All Tournament Team, MVP, Most Rebounds, Leading Scorer 4; Varsity Football 4; Calendar Couple 4 Smith, Kimberly Jean Kim — Student Council Rep. 1, 2, 3, 4 — Most Valuable Member 2, 3, Treas. 3; Homeroom Officer 1, 2; JV Cheerleader 1; Science Fair 1, 2 — HM 1, Third Place 2, Regional Science Fair 2, Third Place; FBLA 2, 3, 4 — Reporter 2, 4, VP 3, YAC 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Volleyball Statistician 4 Smith, Kristin Ann — Drama 4; Calendar Couple 4 Smith. Thomas S. Tom — FFA 1, 2, 3 — Third in the State Forestry Team, Third in the State Land Judging — Forestry Team 1, 2, Land Judging 1. 2, Farm Business Management Team 2 Sumner, Kristina Nichole Kris — JV Cheerleader 1; Choral 2; SADD 3, 4; Calendar Couple 4 Tatum, Monte Ray — Publications — Photographer 4 Taylor, Bryan S. BT — FFA 1, 2, 3 — Star Greenhand, Land Judging Team, Second in State Land Measurement, Parliamentary Procedure Team First in State, Third in Nation 2; Farm Business Management Team 2, 3 — Third in State 3, Seventh in Nation 3; VICA 3 — State Parliamentarian, Parliamentary Procedure Team, Club Reporter; National Honor Society 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Calendar Couple Waterman, Roger Williard — Bond 1; VICA 2, 3; JV Football 2; FCA 3, 4; Varsity Football 3, 4 Webb, Thomas Anthony Tony” — Concert Band 1, 2; Marching Band 1, 2; Honor Band 1, 2; VICA 2, 3; FFA 4 Williams, Grant Wayne — FCA 1, 2, 4; Class Officer 1; Baseball 1; JV Basketball 1, 2; Student Council 2, 3, 4; Closs Officer 2; Perfect Attendance 2; Class Officer 3; Choral 3; Class Officer 4; YAC 4; SADD 4; Varsity Football 4; Calendar Couple 4; Homecoming Attendant 4 Yon Melissa — Class Secretary 1; FHA 4 Juniors Moke It to the Top By Keeping Tiger Pride and Staying Right on Track 35 Liso Adorns Amy Doiley Drod Doiley Chris Doiley Emily Doremon Trocy Doyd Karen Dozemon Michelle Chambers Troy Champion DeeAnn Clemons Toborho Connelly Tisho Conner Sherina Conyers Regina Cook Pres. Allyson Romsey Vice Pres. Jimmy Porker 36 Thomos Cook Chuck Creomer Corhy Dovis Chloe Dovis Jocqueline Dcon Amondo Dunn Tlffony Ed words Drion Eldridge Rhonda Fiiren Holley Gofes Morisso Godwin Timmy Goodman Sec. Amondo Dunn Treos. Tiffany Edwords Shelly Godwin Serena Green 37 Derek Hogler Marquifa Hall Folrh Heading!, Corolleen Henderson Cherl Hollidoy Norolie Hollidoy Shane Johnson Srocl Joiner David Keith Pom Lee Tobofho Lolley Mark McGill Do McWoters Preston Melvin 36 Dorlene Moore Myro Nissley Jimmy Porker Jomes Perry Stephen Roisbeck Allyson Romsey Jennifer Richter Stephen Roberts Adorn Terry John Thorpe Tommy Webb Joson White Debro Willioms Christino Wilson 39 Catch That Junior Spirit The most challenging year in a student's life has to be the Junior Year. If is the time for growing up, preparing for college, ond making career decisions. The Juniors of 1987-88 were always full of spirit and ready for action. They showed great pride when they won the first place ribbon in the Homecoming Parade ond when they sold magazines enthusiastically to raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom. During their Junior year, students were olways Right On Track! A Bo McWarers after one of the world fomous BHS pep rallies! Meetings, Meetings, Meetings . . . Cheti stands behind BHS in Is the Ptesldent reolly that Interesting? more woys than one! 40 Chris Is working toward becoming o halrstylistl Tony says. You con fool some of the people It's Not Easy to Be a Freshman or Sophomore and Stay Right on Track LU o o o V � • 10A Closs Officers left to right: Delindo Doi-ley. Treosurer; Kin Donlels. Vice President; Kevin Ede-woord. President; Rhondo Adorns. Secretory. Robbie Abbot, Rhondo Adorns. Drew Ayers. Delindo Doiley. Chris Doker Wondo Doker. Tony Dolistreri. Chuck Dorbee. Lorry Dottle. Sfephonie Beckwith Tonyo Deckwith. Deth Deiler. Glenn Dennett. Donito Doyd. Suson Doyd Chorles Duggs. Vernon Clork. Cothy Coxwell. Kin Doniels. Robin Doy 42 Chod Dees. Kevin Edewoord. Wendy Flowers. Alphonee Gommon. Wynetfe Gibbs Joey Godwin. Melissa Godwin, Terri Goodwin. Corylee Gronger. Pauline Gronr Liso Griffin. Jennifer Horcher, Jimmy Henderson. Renee Hires. Felecio Holley Cloy Knighf. Mark Johnson. Arleshio Jockson. Shon Jock-son. Poulerre Lone 10B Class Officers Left ro Right: Renee Hires. President! Corylee Gronger. Vice President; Kyle Jones. Treasurer; Shon Jockson, Secretory 43 Rodney Lee. Sovillo McGhee. Tommy Moyo. Juloine Melton, Wondo Montgomery Renee Morris. Chris O'Bryon. Jeff O'Bryan. Dennis Parrish. Kris Peorce April Powell. So-manrho Price, LoTonyo Reed. Sherry Sherrod. Michoel Silcox Liso Perers. Robert Simpson, Florence Sims. Shirone Smith, Troci Smith IOC Class Officers Left to Right: Front: Smontho Price, President; Bock: Tommy Moyo. Treasurer.- Juloine Melton. Secretory; April Powell. Vice President 10D Closs Officers left to right: Troci Smith. President; Hillory Sumner. Vice President; Trocey Tucker. Treosurer; Rebecco Stoutomire. Secretory. B. J. Stephens. Billy Stevens. Roy Stew-orf, Rebecco Stoutomire. Brent Strickland Hilary Sumner, Charles Sweorengin. Rondy Thomas. Trocey Tucker, Betty Tyre Stephanie Tyre, Patrick Willioms. Richord Wise. Yolond Yoder. Trey Yon o o m Ln 45 Students rush to the library to crom for next period's test. LU 46 NINTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Leff ro Right: Denise Duke, Secretory; Gino Fyre, Vice President; Kris-tol Keorce. President; Ervin Willloms. Treos-urer Angel Adorns. Jennifer Adkins. Richord Adkins, Derek Aultmon. Eddie Doi-ley Drent Doliistreri. Mott Dishop. Russell Dlue, Lori Doyd. Kelli Doze-mon Renee Dozemon. Dil-ly Dryonf. Dovid Dry-ant, Karhie Dryont, Michelle Durke Drion Chappell. Tonyo Clark. Valerie Coe. Donno Cop-pock. Christy Corbin Crisfle Couch. Rene Dowson. Donnie Donoldson. John Downum. Denise Duke Shown Edwords. Eugene Egle. Robert Ev-ereff. Gory Flecher. Don no Foiosm Gino Frye. Reico Garrett. Michelle Good-mon. Lynette Harris. Brandon Hotcher Corey Hotchett. Billy Hoyword. Kristin Hi-fron. Bonnie Johnson, James Johnson Govin Jones. Kristol Keorce. Tommy Koonce. Timmy Koonce. Gront Lon-drum Danielle Lee. Colby Lewis. R. L. Graybill. Marcus Land. Danny Lolley 47 John Lytle. Misty McDoniel. Stephen McGhee. LoTonyo McGill. Trocy Moloy Troy Mortln, Kenny Moore. Gory Nichols. Michelle Overton. Felicio Palm Carlton Pass. Heather Peorce. Dovld Pea-vy. Roy Pickron. John Porter Greta Roberts. Tob-bofho Shiver. Melissa Simmons. Victoria Simms. Glendo Smith Micheol Smith. Foy Smolo. Reggie Solomon, Kotino Stacy, Nicky Stone Kellie Swoine. Jer-emey Sulewski. Michelle Sulewski, Scotty Toylor. Deth Throsh 46 Sfephonie Tillmon. Rusty Tolley. Phillip Tyre. Chris Vickery. Ken Wolden Srephonie Wolden, Joson Weiler. Rhondo Whitehurst. Deeno Willioms. Ervin Willioms 49 KEEPING TRACK OF UNDERCLASSMEN A Dedicated Faculty and Staff Keep Us on Track Dorryl Taylor Andrew Ramsey Jerry Edgar General Supervisor Elem. Supervisor Dir. Voc. Education Mary Lou Taylor Finance Officer William Kochan Loretha Jones School Psychologist Elem. Guid. Counselor Jeanette Johnson Shirley Jernigon Coord. Spec. Progress Dir. Food Services 52 Since you hove become port of the Guidance Deportment at B.H.S.. what contributions hove you directed toward the student body? A A It's o privilege to hove the opportunity to help today's young people moke coreful and logical decisions about their future. I'm delighted to offer guidance and time to help them discover their interests and abilities, and enjoy seeing people find satisfaction in their life, f r Linda Hogler John Tomlinson Principal o 2: 53 Dona Ayers Mory Ann Williams Cherle White Spanish 1 and II. French 1 and II heading Resource Comp. Ed.. Votslfy Cheerleader Sponsor I remember singing An Un-choined Melody' when I was fifteen on the Ted-Mock Amateur Hour. So this is whor fhey do while we stood outside ood freeze! 54 TEACHERS HAVE MANY TALENTS There ore many untold stories of the faculty faces we see each doy. Many talents ond other interests of the teachers at D.H.S. ore unknown to the student body. Gail Lothem, born in Dlountstown, began singing when she was five years old. Her interest in music grew ond soon she was singing of District ond State Festivols ond leading the Alma Mater ot Dlountstown High School. During her teenage years, she participated in many activities. When she wos fourteen, she was on the Ted-Mock Amateur Hour, which wos o popular television program much like Star Search today. Every summer she went to the music comps ot FSU ond often took voice ond piano lessons. She hod always intended to major in music, but then she married ond went to Gainesville. She wos part of the Jr. Woman’s Club ond olwoys song ot the yearly Frolic, but her intent for o career in music slowly faded owoy. She moved bock to Dlountstown ond went to school to become o teacher, which she hod never expected to do. Since then, she hos become o fine English ond dromo teacher ot D.H.S. She enjoys attending Gotor football gomes ond traveling. When osked whot hobbies she hos, she responded. My hobbies ore my children. Don't try ond hide it — we see that condy botl 55 r Teoching is the second coreer in the lifetime of Dr. John Summers. He enlisred to join the Air Force when he wos twenty yeors old. After one yeor of troining he wos flying high ocross the countryside. He spent time in Vietnom as a Tactical Reconnaissance photographer. He took numerous pictures of Vietnamese children, homes, United States soldiers, and the terrain in which the War was fought. After twenty years of dutiful service to the Armed Forces, he retired in 1974. Upon his return to Dlountstown, he artended Florida State University and in 1975 received his Masters and Doctorate in education. He fought in Liberty County for four years, then transferred to Dlountstown High School. He is now a superb math teacher at D.H.S., teaching courses from General Moth to Calculus and Trigonometry. He enjoys photography, hunting and fishing, gun-smithing, and carpentry. Another hectic day In the llbrory! U TEACHING IS AN ADVENTURE Jomes Pelt Jerry Daniels History. Sociology. Economics. Geography Amer. History. Civics. Amer. Gov.. P.E. Jo Leonard Amer. History. Amer. Gov. Economics 56 After twenty years of adventure in the skies, I still find excitement in my doily routine of teaching. Teenagers undoubtedly provide the stimulation to keep o teacher going. y Whot o perfect advertisement for Diet Coke! Hello? Is this President Reogon? Greg Burkett Appliance Repotr I and II Newton Tatum Tommy Sellers Carpentry 1 and II Auto Body 1 and II Eorlene Barnes Carolyn lowrence Nancy Smith Life Monogement. Home Economics Ag. 1 ond II. Intro, to Computers Vocational Specialist 57 Foye Eubonks Loroine McClellon Exceprionol Educorion Speciol Educorion Soro K. WokJorff Gifted Students Georgio Bor bee Consumer Moth. P.E. County Office Stoff: Top L. to R.: Jimmie Morris. Suzonne Moson. Chris Peocock. Sheilo Lee. Bottom L. to R.: Pom Jones. Urhenio Lee. Pouline Cox. Joon Holl. Lunchroom Lodies Ms. Yon. Mrs. Dennett 56 It Takes a Lot Of Organization to Keep Us V Right on Track ▲ Morine Color Guards display the flog. Den Eubanks. Korean Veteran, gives on emotional speech about his experience in the forgotten'’ wot. Top picture. Left to right: Michelle Dullock. District II Sec.,- Kim Smith. Treos.; Trocy Cox. Pres.; Monico Molloy. Historian.- Jennifer Richter. Reporter; Trocy Doyd, Vice Pres.; (not pictured) Annette Dokcr. Sec.) ► 60 FDLA offers mony opportunities for the high school student, ronging from goining beneficial skills to making new friends. Tracy Cox : % 0 If you are interested in learning about leadership, then FDLA is the club for you. Sponsor Sharon Leonard places emphosis on teaching club officers and members the importance of character and leadership in our society. Members plan and participate in mony worthwhile progroms which teach the importance of commitment and responsibility. One such program presented by FDLA was the Veteron's Day celebration which brought together members of the community who hove served in the various wars and students who owe their freedom to these people. Students were impressed with the emotions that flooded these men ond women as they told of their experiences, ond veterans were impressed by the outpouring of patriotism from the students. There are many other things that FDLA gives its members. They attend district, state, ond national contests ond conventions. Tracy Cox, FDLA President, said, ‘ FDLA offers mony opportunities for the high school student, ranging from goining beneficial skills to making mony new friends. First Row-. loTosho Reed. Amy Holley. Emily (foreman. Momco Moloy. Sroci Joiner. Tommy Webb. Second Row Oerh Deiler. Yolondo Yoder. Alisa Reeder. Myro Nnsley. Foy Smolo. Tobborho Connelly Kofino Siocy. Heather Peorce. Third Row: Annette Daker. Juloine Melton Christy Corbin Tobbatha Shiver. Foifh Headings. Jennifer Richter. Chloe Davit. Kristin Hitron. Michelle Bullock. Erik Simmons. Fourth Row: Lynerte Hortls. Amy Dailey. Misty McDaniel Tiffany Edwards. DeeAnn Clemons. Catrtna Capps. Tracy Boyd. Amondo Dunn. Kim Smith. Korm Petty. Tracy Cox. 61 F OCUS ON 00 M� M� U N� l C A T«l� 0 N “May I have your atention. please?” Student Council President Ty Edwards began each day with these not-so-original words. Duf then where would we be without the morning announcements? For example, we wouldn't know that students who mode the honor roll should go by Mrs. McCaskill's room and pick up free tickets to a Chipola basketball game. We wouldn't know thof the FDLA meeting scheduled for Tuesday hod been cancelled and rescheduled for Thursday, or that the Junior class prom committee would meet Thursday after school In room 39. Some of us would never know where our belongings” were, if not for the morning announcements. A pair of Lee jeans and tennis shoes in a paper sock have been turned in to the office. Would the owner please come by and identify them?” And of course there was always the day's menu from the lunch room that answered the really big question of the day. Shall I eat in the lunchroom or risk life and limb running to town and take my chances at the supermarket deli? And then there were those who listened to the announcements with trembling and fear, waiting to see if their names would be called with the infamous report to the office” list. All the offenses of the proceeding day were answered to first thing after the morning announcements, from skipping class to abuse of bathroom privileges. Finally, Ty led everyone in saying the Pledge to the Flag, a daily practice not only required by the state legislature, but appreciated by most students. What else does a student council president need? According to Ty. You've got to be willing to work, and be able to work with others. More importantly, if fakes good student council members, and a good adviser. And DHS has been fortunate in having good members and a good adviser.” Duf one word of caution. Anyone wishing to run for the office need not only be a hard worker, but must also perfect his powers of communication. because his is the voice that gets us all going in the morning. You've got to be willing to work, and be able to work with others. More importantly, it takes good student council members, ond o good advisor. DHS has been fortunate in having good members ond o good advisor. 9 Ty Edwards First Row: Belinda Sopors. Jacqueline Morsholl. Kelli Swoine. Vanessa Dawson. Tiffony Edwards Second Row: Rebecca Sfoutamire. Donnie Johnson. Cothy Coxwell. Felicia Holley. Traci Smith, Trocey Tucker. Jennifer Sandusky. Trocy Doyd. Annette Baker. Third Row: Trey Yon. Gronf Villioms. Drift Keorce. Ty Edwards. Michoel DeVuyst. Dryon Taylor Todd McClellan. Morh McCoskill. John Peocock. Jeff Cloud. Fourth Row: Holley Gores. Kristol Keorce. Poulerte Loyne. Amanda Dunn. Corolleen Henderson. Morisso Godwin. Kim Smith. Allyson Romsey. Michelle Dullock. Trocy Cox. Jocquellne Dean. 62 A Mrs. McClellon — sponsor of Student Council. ◄ You don't hove to be crozy to be in Student Council — but sometimes it helps! Top of page: Officers: Ty Edwards. President; Corolleen Henderson Secretory. Jennifer Sandusky. Treasurer,- Gront Williams. Choploin.-Todd McClellon. Vice President. 63 Bottom Row: Myro Nissley. Trocy Boyd. Chloe Dovis, Seteno Green. Second Row: Corolleen Henderson. Tiffany Edwards. Allyson Ramsey. Tracy Cox, Kim Smith. Amanda Dunn. Annette Baker. Holley Gates. Third Row: John Thorpe. Derek Hagler. Michoel DeVuysf. Britt Keorce. Bryan Taylor. Ty Edwards. John Peacock. Marissa Godwin. Michelle Bullock. Todd McClellan. Mrs. McCaskill. sponsor of the National Honor Society. Logon Barbee speaks to the student body during Honor Society Initiation. Mrs. McCaskill gives last minute instructions at Honor Society Initiation. N • H • S What's the big deol about being in the honor society? Well it's more rhon o symbol of brains. It's on Indication of intestinal fortitude. Thot's whot it rakes to maintain the high standards set by the honor society. A student must hove a 3.5 GPA to get in. along with good character and evidence of leadership ability. But getting in is Just half the problem. Staying in is the on-going battle for members. Each six-weeks grodes must be checked to see if members ore on probation or if they must be excommunicated ' from the group. How important ore good grades, anyway? Grades are not just numbers indicating a student’s level of achievement, they ore also indicators of how much a student is willing to sacrifice. For example, when foced with the choice of going to o basketball game or studying for the next doy's physics test, the honor society member must summon all his Inner strength to moke the right choice. Also, grodes hove a way of showing up when least expected on college fronscriprs. scholarship applications, and othor such important documents. So let's solute those who strive for high standards and moke a high school education something worthwhile. The rewords may oil be in the future. Good luck, stoying in. Officers: Chloe Dovis. Trees.. Allyson Ramsey. Sec.: Michelle Bulloch. V-Pres..- John Peococh. Pres. 64 First row: Lynnerre Horris. Cheri Holiday. Monico Moloy. Michelle Dullock. Clydie M. Dudley Mrs. Ayers. Second row: Holley Gores. Tiffony Edwords. Foifh Headings. Llso Adams. Sovillo McGhee. Deth Oeiler. Myro Nissley. Wendy Flowers. Renee Morris. Erik Simmons. Third row: Amondo Dunn Gront Williams. Emily Boremon Jennifer Sandusky. Tracy Doyd Corhy Dovis. Poulerre Loyne Tracey Tucker. Allyson Romsey. Corhy Coxwell. Somonrho Price. Fourth row: Annerre Doker Cloy Kmghr. Kelli Swoine. Corylee Granger. Chris Meats, John Thorpe. Delirtdo Dailey. Fifth row Vonesso Dawson. Daniell Lee. Pauline Grant. Debra Willioms. Elizoberh Hoyword. Koren Dybee Renee Hires. Shona Tipton. Chuck Wise. Sixth row: Cory Arrant. Toborho Lolley. Serena Green Norolie Holidoy. Tammy Moyo. Angel Adorns. Seventh row: Russ Peterson. Drod Golden. Roger Worermon. Tim Mowrey Corrino Copps. Kris Sumner. Regino Drighom. Michelle Lockhart. Eighth row: Tom Smith. Tony Webb. Korin Petty. Cy Eubanks April Powell. Jennifer Hotcher. Melanie Roberson. Coralleen Henderson. Morisso Godwin. Overwhelming statistics ore still proving the tremendous hazards of drunk driving. The Students Agoinst Drunk Driving chopter wos formed two years ago or D.H.S. Since then its membership hos increased ond students hove become more owore of nearby dangers they may encounter. At D.H.S.. SADD hos continually tried to better inform students about driving while intoxicated. The stressful point is — It kills. Students ore urged to moke decisions naturally ond wisely. Using your head will save your life. Early In the year. SADD sponsored a poster contest for ony students who wonted to participate. All porticiponts were osked to create o slogan ond then draw o poster to depict their message. Several students reocred ond all posters were hung in the halls at D.H.S. Three judges decided upon the winner, who wos Chris Dailey. His slogan wos. Don't Get Smoshed ond he pictured a totaled Ferrari. Under the scholarship of Mrs. Ayers ond Mrs. Williams, the teom of thirty members hos put forth the effort to save lives. SADD wants you to know It's your life and your future, so think twice before you drink ond drive. SADD member De-Undo Dailey stored. SADD was developed with teenagers' safety in mind. If you're nor a member of SADD you're reolly missing the joy of knowing rhor each day you may chonge someone's ottirude ond their life. ▲ Mrs. Ayers — sponsor of SADD. ◄ These friends wouldn't moke the wrong decision to drive drunk. ] 65 A Cooch Pitts — sponsor of FCA. Marlon gives his senior forewell speech os fellow players wipe the tears. ► The Fellowship of Christian Athletes is sponsored by Rev. Mongum ond Cooch Pitts. The goal for eoch member of FCA is to live the life that God gome him or her In the guidance of His loving hands. The FCA group has hod many meetings this year in many different oreos. If sponsors many breakfasts throughout the yeor. At these breakfasts at the First Doprlst Church, the athletes enjoy o nice, hordy breakfast ond then receive some guidance by Rev. Reo Mongum to lead them throughout the doy. During the football season, meetings ore held every Friday before the gome. Rev. Mongum stresses the importance of carrying o Christion-liko attitude on to the football field. These FCA meetings help members learn more about eoch other ond different ways to handle everyday problems. When asked obout how FCA helps athletes. FCA President Todd McClellon commented. If builds good moral chorcoter in athletes ond I om glad fhot Blountsfown supports on FCA program. First Row: Shone Johnson. Terrell Hond. Drift Kcorcc. Emily Dofemon. Amondo Dunn Lisa Adams. Morisso Godwin. Allyson Ramsey. Tiffany Edwards. Tommy Webb. Jason White. Dennis Jones Second Row: Irvin Williams. John Thorpe. Brian Eldridge, Chris Bailey. Morion Bowden, Jason Britt. Brad Dailey, More McCoskill. Henry Fain. Floyd Wlllioms, Michael Bryant. George Simpson, John Peacock, Michael DeVuyst, Todd McClellan, Eric Simmons. First Row: Lotonyo Reed, Corylee Gronger. Pouline Gronr. Meiisso Yon. Tobotho Connelly, Second Row: Vonesso Dowson. Renee Dawson, Angie Grant, Jennifer Hatcher. F • H • A Whot does it take to become o hoppy homemoker? These students in FHA ore finding out. They leorn oil obouf the many tasks that go into moking o hoppy home, even beginning with the rudiments of the wedding ceremony. In Fomily Living, students participate in o mock wedding, complete with bride ond groom, best mon ond minister. One lesson learned is thot nothing ever goes quite like if wos planned. For example, how many weddings hove you attended where the best mon wore blue jeons? Or the minister forgot the words to the ceremony? Bur after oil is soid ond done, the wedding rakes place ond the lucky bride and groom rush off. not on o honeymoon, but to their sixth period class. This yeor's participants included Karen Bybee os the bride. Russ Peterson os the groom. Glenn Bennett os the father of the bride, ond Komi Purdue os the flower girl. Vonesjo Dowson. Pres..- Corylee Gronger. Photographer Angie Gtont. Sec.; Lotonyo Reed. Treos. (Not pictured Fellcio Engrom — President elect.) A Mrs. Bornes. FHA sponsor ◄ Glenn tokes the role of Karen's father In FHA s mock wedding. 67 Porliomentary Procedure Teom: First Row: Hilory Sumner, DeeAnn Soil Judging Team: Kyle Jones. Hilary Sumner. DeeAnn Clemmons. Clemmons. Tommy Spears. Second Row: Rodney Lee. Kevin Edewaord. Phillip Tyre. cC. Forestry Team: Dole Marshall. Kevin Edewaord. Phillip Tyre. DeeAnn Clemmons. Tommy Spears. Second Row: Terry Chambers. Cotrino Capps. Hilory Sumner. Belinda Boiley. Poultry and Livestock Team: First Row: Eugene Egler. Phillip Tyre. Derek Aultmon. DeeAn-Clemmons. Wendy Spears. Second Row: Dole Morsholl. John Lytle. Extemporaneous Speaker: DeeAnn Clemmons FFA Sponsors Kiss-o-Pig contest on Activities Doy. 68 First Row: Mrs. Corloyn lowrence Second Row. Dole Morsholl Delmdo Bo.ley DeeAnn Clemmons. Corrino Copps. Terry Chombers. Third Row Jennifer Worn. Dtent SmcMond. Felicio Holley. Rebccco Stoutomire Kevin Edewoord Phillip Tyre. Fourth Row: Hugh Drown. John Lytle. Dereh Aultmon. Hilory Sumner. Kyle Jones. ▲ Mrs. Lawrence prepares a Greenhand for the initiation ceremony. The FFA progrom. with its competitions, awards, and projects develops the average person just os much os it does those destined to be notional leoders. The Dlountstown Chapter often competes against other chapters in various contests. These contests begin in the local areas ond eventually leod to the national levels. They range from dairy judging to public speaking. At the end of each school year o few lucky students get to attend for their efforts during the previous year. DeeAnn Clemmons. Chapter Vice-President. summed if up when she said. Our chapter has produced many well-educated students. We have taken members to National Contests and placed Dlountstown right up in the spot light in Kansas City. FFA has done a great deal for the students here in Dlountstown and our county. A Mrs. Lawrence — FFA sponsor John gets a little carried away, at the FFA initiation ceremony, on some American dairy food. FFA Officers left 10 right: Dole Morsholl. Sentinel: Phillip Tyre. Secretory of Sub-District; DeeAnn Clemmons. Vice President ond Sub-District Choirmon.- Tommy Speors. Pot-liomentorion. Corrino Copps. Secretory Rodney Lee. Treosurer. Delindo Segers. President: Terry Chombers. Choploin. 69 m EVER SAY G 0� 0� D D«Y� E Are you ready for the prom? Ooo yes! I'm gerring sooo nervous! Hove you fried on your tux? Yea. the pants are two inches too short and my jacket cuts the circulation off in my arm! I'm never gonna have time to get ready! Yea . . . nine hours doesn't give us much time to work with! “Can you believe if? Seventy-five dollars for a night of discomfort. I'm ready for the breakfast, nowl Similar conversations rang through the halls and on telephones the week of the prom. Prom day finally came. Ninth, tenth, and twelfth graders were snug in their beds while many devoted juniors rose bright and early to create the best prom ever! They diligently blew up hundreds of balloons, borrowed ivy from friendly neighbors' houses, and attempted to hang lottice from the rafters without killing themselves. Having only a short time to get ready, the juniors rushed home to get beautiful. Couples began arriving of eight o'clock, decked out and ready to go. Pictures were taken of the door and dancing began immediately on the ballroom floor. At nine-thirty the entertainment began with Irvin Williams, Jason Weiler, and Wanda Montgomery pantomiming Guifor-zanne by Roy Stevens. Lisa Adams sent chills up and down spines of all guests when she sang Anything For You by Gloria Estafan. The juniors ended the entertainment with a great slide show of Friends that put everyone in tears. The Grand March followed. Parents and guests oohed and ahed. as couple strutted their stuff. Then the moment we all waited for came . . . the crowning of the Prom King and Queen. Tim Mowrey and Jennifer Sandusky graciously accepted their newly awarded titles and led the next dance to Never Say Goodbye. When asked how his senior prom was, Tim Mowrey replied. The juniors did o great job. It was the best looking prom I've seen since I've been in high school. It was a really exciting evening for me. Judging from Tim's and other comments, the prom was a huge success. The juniors did a great job. wos the best looking prom I've seen since I've been in high school. It wos o really exciting evening. 70 88 PROM ▲ I bet you think these girls ore working hord. ◄ Are we having fun yet? Prom servers pictured top right. 71 No. you're not reoding o foreign language. You're tuning in to a special kind of lingo spoken only in journalism. Like many other activities, publications has a language all its own. known only to those who work on the yearbook. At first the new recruits find this just as foreign as you might, but before long the language and skills come naturally to them. At the beginning of each year, the class is an assemblage of distinct individuals with various goals and ideas, but after a few weeks of struggling together to meet deadlines and produce o quality yearbook, we become one great big family. We learn to work together, laugh at our mistakes. and more importantly, to speak the yearbook language. “Where is my cropper? “Have you checked the ladder diagram? “Mrs. Cox, we're out of copy forms. “Should I let this picture bleed across the gutter? Sponsoring fhe yearbook is one of the most challenging things I've ever done. Every year presents new problems to solve and new students to train. It is rewarding, however, because students get to enjoy the 'fruits of their labor.’ i Mrs. Cox Kim Smith: Assistant Editor 73 WORTHWHILE E� N D E A«V� 0� R Over the lost two yeors Y.A.C., Youth Against Cancer, has raised much money to help support the fight against cancer and they set out to do it again this year. Y.A.C. is not only involved with raising money to help fight cancer, if is also involved in informing and educating the public on how to prevent ond detect cancer. Kim Smith, Y.A.C. President expressed the feelings of most club members when she soid, It's o great organization. You’ve really got to wont to give of yourself. If can be frustrating but meeting someone who has benefited from this organization makes it all worthwhile. One of the events promoted, to help inform the public, was the Great American Smoke-Out, in which. Y.A.C. members adopted a smoker for a day and passed out pockets containing information on cancer. Jennifer Sandusky, the state of Florida Youth representative on the Public Information Standing Committee for The American Cancer Society, best summed up the theme of the Smoke-Out by stating, Do everything you can to help someone you know stop smoking. His or her life may depend on if. Many of Y.A.C.'s activities, such as the “Smoke-Out , don't pertain to the school, they pertain to the whole community. Some of the fund raisers Y.A.C. has held this year include: Hike for Hope, the Breakfast with Santo, Y.A.C. Roadblock. Trick-or-Treat for Cancer, and the Rock-A-Thon. Y.A.C. is supported by the American Cancer Society and the BHS chapter is sponsored by Garnet Stewart of Blountstown. It's a great organization. You've really got to want to give of yourself. It can be frustrating but meeting someone who has benefited from this organization makes it all worthwhile. Kim Smith left to Right Dunum Row Cloy Kmght. Donme Johnson Kim Smith. Korin Potroy Ttffony Fdwnrrk Ttocy Co . Second Row Emily Dotemon. Ttocy Doyd. Roith Heodmgv Uso Adorns. Ttocl Tucker. Amy Holley. Cothy Co well Third Row. Elizabeth Hoyword. Kim Peocock. Stoci Joiner. Dclmdo Doiley. Rebecco Sroutomire Corylee Granger. Katie McDomel. Fourth Row. Gmo Frye. Paulette Layne. Cotnno Capps. Samontho Price Hilory Sumner. Feltoo Holley Tommy Webb Jennifer Hatcher Top Row: Todd McClellan ond Grom Wllltoms. 74 ▲ Hilory and Amy put up an Ami-Smoking poster. ◄ Korin and Jennifer snuggle up to ‘Huff the Puffless Dragon. Pictured above: Belinda Dailey, co-chairman; Kim Smith, chairman, Rebecca Stoutamire, crusade co-chairmon; Tracy Cox. service proj ect coordinator and public information chairman; Not pictured — Tony Stewart, crusade co-chairman, and Jennifer Sandusky, public education chairman ti 75 A Mrs. Adams — Choral Sponsor, Music Director. Stage Manager, Dance Instructor. Page-turner. Lights Specialist, and President of the Set Construction Crew. ► In a scene from this year's musical. Dye. Dye Dirdie. Albert. Rosie, ond the “Teen Fon Club” defend their All-American” Conrad Dirdie as nearby reporters shout accusations at him. 76 NOTABLE P� E� R� F� 0 R� M A� N� C E I enjoy chorus o lot. It hos strengthened my shills in music and helped me aim toward my future career in music entertainment. Liso Adorns The choral group at DHS participates in many activities throughout the school year. Immediately after school started the chorus began working on Christmas music for their annual Christmas Concert which, this year was performed in the DHS Gym on December 14. 1967. After the Holidays, the chorus began working hard on music for District Festival in February and March. Their main goal is receiving o superior rating on their performances, which will lead them to State Festival in May. During early Spring, practices began for the Musical which is always a big hit for the community as well os the school. Many hours of hard work were the product of this performance, and the talents of many faces at BHS shone under the spotlights. When asked how she thought chorus would affect her future, Lisa Adams replied, I enjoy chorus a lot. It has strengthened my skills in music and helped me aim toward my future career in music entertainment. Mrs. Adams has worked hard to help me develop these skills, and on behalf of the chorus — we appreciate all the support she has shownl” Looks like our Music Department is Right On Track! Fuji Row Troct Smith. Sfoci Jolnei Kell. Swome Jocqueline Morsholl. Tommy Moyo Jennifer Sondushy li� o Adorn}. Second Row: Trocey Tucket, Jennifer Hotchet Ttocy Ooyd Corhy Coxwell Gino Ftye. Richord Block mon Tim Mowtey. Amy Dotley Poulette Layne Mtj. lindo Adams Thud Row Voneuo Dow son Hlloty Sumner. Amy Holley. Somontho Ptice. Don no Coppock Yolondo Yoder Delmdo Doiley 77 ► District Festivol Vocol Solos: Dock row: Chris Meors. Vonesso Dawson. Front row: Somontha Price. Piono Solos: Front row: Troci Smith. Kelli Swoine. ► Albert consoles his “loving mother in Dye. Dye Dirdie. ► Troci Smith — Accompanist and Student Conductor Chorus members work hard to remember their Woes and music. Going to proctice. lining up for fundomentols. cleaning instruments, looking sharp for inspections, and marching in porodes ore some of the activities that a D.H.S. band member encounters. The band sometimes goes without the recognition that it deserves. Very much hord work is put into o show for the football gomes at half-time and into the music during the games. When football seoson ends the hord work doesn't. Football season accounts for only half of the band's activities. In the late winter and early spring they begin preparing for concert band competition where they ore rated by their performance os superior, excellent, good, fair or poor. Also in the spring, they have to toke time out from their concert practice to march in some occasional parades. Many people choose the bond os a way of learning new skills and meeting people from other towns. Jimmy Cloud, a member of the percussion section, said, I like being in the band, especially in the drum section. We have a lot of fun and meet girls from other bonds! The D.H.S. Bond has been ond will continue to be a great spirit-lifter at football games, and a fine representative of Dlountstown High School. like being in the band, especially in the drum section. We have a lot of fun and meet girls from other bands! Jimmy Cloud First Row: Lori Doyd. Pauline Grom. Somanrho Price. Tomi Moyo. Danielle Lee. Second Row: Michael Lytle, Jacqueline Boker. Donny Lolley. Christopher Edewoord. Robin French. Renee Hires. Joson Hond. Gory Fletcher. Jimmy Cloud. Chris Wise. Felecio Palm. Third Row: Denise Goodmon. Dilly Hoyword, Richard Wise. John Lytle. Suson Doyd. Joson Gafford, Eugene Egler. John McDougol. Rhondo Adorns. 60 Woodwind Section: Left to Right: Chris Wise. Joqueline Doker. Felecio Polm. Lori Boyd. Second Row: Suson Boyd, Micholl Lytle. Donielle Lee. Officers: Rhondo Adoms, Librarian.- Jimmy Cloud. Coptain; Somontho Price, Drum Major; Renee Hires. Head Mojorette ond Secretory.- Tomi Moyo. Flog Coptoin. Somontho. Denise. Pauline, ond Tomi showing their Tiger Spirit Dross Section: Eugene Egler. Jason Hand. Rhondo Adoms Second Row: John Lytle. Richord Wise. Gory Fletcher Donny Lolley Percussion Section: Jimmy Cloud. Billy Hoyword. Second Row: Joson Guard: Somontho Price. Renee Hires. Second Row: Pauline Grom Gofford. John McDougol. Robin French, Christopher Edewoord. Denise Goodman. Tomi Moyo. 62 Sports Keep Us Fit ond Right on Track 83 Football Breaks Even First Row: Mike Silcox, Chris Doily. Chuck Creomer. Rico Garrett, Henry Foin, John Porter. Dob Everett. Russell Dlue. John Downum, Roger Wotermon Joson White. Mott Pitts. Second row: Jimmy Porker, George Simpson. Drod Newsom. Vernon Clork. Dennis Jones. Charles Duggs. Roy Steworf, Mark Johnson, Ken Daniels. Morion Dowden. Michoel Morris, John Sewoll. Steven Roisbeck. Third row: More McCoskill. Michael DeVuyst. Erik Simmons Shone Johnson. Steve Glaze. Joson Drift. Todd McClleon. Ty Edwards. Michoel Dryonr, Gronr Williams, Terrell Hond. Drift Keorce 87 Schedule We 0 Chipely 19 Sneods 12 Vernon Florida High 31 Hovono 18 Port St. Joe 0 Donifoy 0 Jefferson Co. 20 Liberty County 14 Chottohooche They 21 6 21 0 3 28 34 0 16 Coaches; Jerry Daniels. Ellis Nichols. Lorry Doyd. Mike Johnson. Dllly Jones, Head Cooch Dovk Pitts. 84 Drift Keorce Defensive Dock More McCoskill Center Ty Edwords Offensive Guord Steve Gloze Quorterbock Michoel Dryont Noseguord Roger Wotermon Offensive Guord Morion Dowden Running Dock Tim Jenks Flonker Joson Drift Offensive Tockle LT o o MM o O 65 CD Terrell Hond Defensive Tockle Mlchoel DeVuysf Eric Simmons Tight End Outside Linebacker Todd McGleon Grant Willioms Shone Johnson Defensive Tockle Defensive End Running Dock NfflAll III' I TUI 66 Terrell Hond gives his speech Varsity receive their letters Michoel Dryonr foces rhe crowd. Howord Johnson addresses rhe audience Michoel DeVuysr enrertolns the crowd. Morion Bowden receives rhe M.V.P. oword. A banquet was held to award players who had outstanding accomplishments during the 1987-88 year. Although not everybody received on oword, we would like to congratulate the varsity football team for o respectable 5-5 record. It wos on enjoyable evening for everyone. 67 Varsity players who received awards of rhe banquet. 1987-88 Football Banquet First Row: Porrlk Willioms. Doodle Woldon, Nickl Stone. Joson Weller. Scotty Toylor. Jomie Lone. Kenny More. Chris Boker. Timmy Koonce. Second Row: Brion Choppel. John Downum. Billy Bryonf. Dennis Porrish, Joson White. Alphone Gommon. Gront Londrum, Chod Dees. Brent Boiistreri. Third Row: Russell Blue, Lorry Bottle. Chris O'Bryan. Chris Pierce, Cloy Night. Donnie Lee Donaldson, Roy Stewort. Floyd Willioms, Charles Buggs. Kyle Jones. Coach Jones. J.V. cheerleaders sell baked goods The junior vorsity football teom ended the seoson with a respectable 3-3 record. The team got a new coach. Mike Johnson, who is olso the school's new guidance counselor. J.V. players Charles Buggs. John Downum. Roy Stewart, and Chod Dees receive awards at the footboll banquet. 39 J.V. has good season Eric Simmons lays it up. Robert Everett grabs a rebound. Richard Gatlin soars for a basket. First Row: Jerome Davis. Robert Everett, Drift Kearce. Second Row: Eric Simmons. Charles Clark. Vernon Clark. Richard Gatlin. Darcey Dess. Michoel DeVuyst, Scott Monlyn. 90 Firsf Row: Alphonie Gommon, Ervin Williams. Jamie Lone. Timmy Koonce. Second Row: Kenny Moore. Mitchell Reed. Donnie Lee Donaldson. Charles Buggs, Brian Chappell. Randy Thomas. Coach Mike Johnson. Charles Buggs brings the ball down the court. Ray Stewart or Larry Bird? 91 Seniors Show Leodership A winning combination of leodership ond talent The 1968 Baseball team ended the season with a 11-6 record, and the conference championship. The main reason for the success of the team was the remarkable leadership shown by the seniors throughout the season. Jerry Daniels, D.H.S. Baseball Coach, said of the team, This team was a coaches dream. It was filled with good students, fine young men, and good baseball players. BASEBALL VARSITY RECORD: VARSITY OPPONENT DHS OPP. Donifay 14 00 Dristol 11 09 Vernon 10 06 Chipley 15 10 Grond Ridge 10 06 Graceville 06 00 Donifay 13 06 Sneads 06 11 OPPONENT DHS OPP Sneads 04 05 Vernon 11 10 Dristol 04 16 Grand Ridge 16 00 Graceville 04 05 Port. St. Joe 05 00 Sneads 01 00 Chipley 10 02 Florida High 00 05 First row: Dennis Parrish, Thomas Cook. Trey Yon. Dennis Jones. Chris Daily. Drad Daily. Tony Stewart. Ray Stewart. Jevin Morris. Drian Chappell. Patrick Williams. Second row: Coach Jerry Daniels, Dritt Keorce, Marc McCoskill, Tim Mowrey. Cy Eubanks. Michael DeVuyst. Drad Newsome, Todd McCIlean. Jason Dritt. John Peacock, Marlon Dowden. 90 Morion Dowden a Ln cf c c c • MM o un m O • MM c a V j C Drift Keorce Mlchoel DeVuyst Tim Mowrey John Peacock Tim Mowrey attempts to fog o Liberty Co. player 94 First Row: Michoel Silcox. Irvin Willioms, Chod Dees. Kenny Moore. Second Row: Jimmy Porker. Drion Eldridge. Shone Johnson. Steve Roberts. Vernon Clork. Shone Johnson Drion Eldridge Steve Roberts Drion Eldridge runs o close roce. Kenny Moore hos o strong finish. 95 First row: Michelle Burke. Stephanie Woldon. Cheri Hoilidoy. Seville McGee. Second row: Becky Stoufomire. Monica Moloy. Michelle Bullock. Elizabeth Hoyword. Tobotho Connelly. Cothy Dovis. The volleyball team ended the season with on 8-6 record. Monica Moloy. co-coprain of the team, wrote, I ploy volleyball because I enjoy the sport, also it seems to give me o feeling of satisfaction. There is something about practice that mokes me work harder. I'm going to miss ploying volleyball next year. The seniors on the 1987-88 team were Monica Moloy, Elizabeth Hoyword, and Michelle Bullock. LADY TIGERS Volleyball coach Neva Miller 96 SENIORS IN ACTION! Cheering Us On! Dock row — Melon!© Roberson. Morlsso Godwin. Liso Adorns. Holley Gofes. Emily Botemon Front row — Tlffony Edwords. Amondo Dunn, Jennife Sonduksy, Allyson Romsey. Tommy Webb 96 Amondo Dunn Tiffony Edwards Tommy Webb Jennifer Sandusky Holley Gores Melonle Roberson Football season arrived os a showpiece for on outstanding varsity cheerleading squad. Through many long hours of practice, including a special comp during the summer, the varsity cheerleaders skillfully cheered the Tigers to victory and led the student body to wild hysteria in many pep rallies. For a little added encouragement for the senior footboll players, rhe vorsify cheerleaders oecome Mrrle siters and treated each senior Tiger with a little present to boost thot Tiger spirit.” It is possible to hove a football or basketball game without cheerleaders, bur what fun would it be? DHS cheerleaders are a vital link between rhe athletes and rhe student body. Their spunk, spirit, and pep always makes rhe gomes more exciting and enjoyable to worch. Emily Dotemon 99 Allyson Romsey Liso Adoms « Morisso Godwin 100 Amanda Dunn Tommy Webb Melanie Roberson 101 Trocey Tucker Co-Captain Paulette Layne Captain Heather Pearce Cathy Coxwell Standing: Cathy Coxwell. Carylee Granger, Donnie Johnson. Heather Pearce. Paulette Layne; Sitting: Krlstal Kearce, Gina Frye, Tracey Tucker Gina Frye Donnie Johnson Kristal Kearce JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS First Row: Cathy Davis, Caryl©© Grongar. Allison Ramsay. Chari Holiday. Saviila McGaa. Christy Corbin. Robin Day©. Second Row: Rebecca Stoufmire, Katie McDaniel. Michelle Dullock, Monica Maloy, Daniel Lee. Wanda Montgomery, Tami Koonce, Tomi Pitts, Nona Williams. Coach Mike Johnson. Monica Maloy, Senior Tami Pitts, Senior Michelle Dullock Senior 100 .„ -atAMr------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Activites Make It Fun to Stay Right on Track 1) Ty thrills us oil. 2) Robert rokes o bow. 3) Behind the scenes. Dromo class helps you overcome your fears about getting out in front of other people. The class is fun and relaxed, and if gives us something creative to do.” Kris Smith 10b A CLASS ACT Whof do you do seventh period when you need fhot required credit in Fine Arts? Simple. You enroll in Dromo Closs ond become on insronr stor. With the expert help of Mrs. McCoskill, the potience of your fellow clossmotes ond o little intestinol fortitude on your port, you soon find yourself performing in front of the student body, doing things you never dreomed you could do before. During the two years fhot dromo hos been offered, many o star has been born. The highlight for this year s closs wos performing o ploy of the W.T. Neal Civic Center where parents ond students enjoyed on outstanding performance. Kris Smith, o dromo class senior sums it up this way; Dromo closs helps you overcome your feors about getting out in front of other people. The closs is fun ond relaxed, ond if gives us something creative to do. 107 AWARDS DAY 1. Michelle Lockhart receives on FHA award. 2. Catrino Capps and Belinda Segers receive flowers from Coach Jones for their dedication os statisticians during the basketball season. 3. John Peacock presents the Teocher of the Year Award to Ms. Sharon Leonard. 4. Marisa Godwin receives the Woodmen of the World Award. 5. Caralleen Henderson and Derek Hagler receive the I Dare You” Award. 6. And these ore the people who come to school everydayl 106 1. Heother Pierce receives o Rotory Club award for having the highest average in 9th and 10th grades. 2. Annette Daker and Michelle Dullock accept special Honor Society awards. 3. Annette Daker and Jason Britt receive scholarships to Chipola. 4. Amanda Dunn receives a typing award. 5. Michelle Dullock and Micheal DeVuyst accept the R.O.C.T. award. 6. John Peacock receives the President’s govel from Honor Society sponsor Ms. McCoskill. 7. John Peacock receives a Rotory Club aword for having the highest average in 11th and 12th grades. 109 Micheol DeVuyst escorfed by Becky Tom Smith escorted by Kim Peacock. Roger Wotermon escorted by Liso Adorns. Stoutomire. Ty Edwards escorted by Kim Smith. Britt Keorce escorted by Tiffany Edwards. 110 Spring Fling was a new. refreshing change here a Blount-sfown High School. The week long events started off with students showing their spirit by dressing up on Dress-up Days. Finally it was time to see who would be Mr. OHS. Would it be, Micheol DeVuyst, Ty Edwards, Britt Kearce, Tom Smith, or Roger Waterman? Everyone felt the excitement as Ty Edwards was crowned 1967-88 Mr. BHS. After the coronation, students and teachers spent the beautiful afternoon outside enjoying games, activities, and delicious food. SPRING FLING '88 Mr. BHS — Ty Edwardslll Stephen Raisbeck escorted by Amy Bailey. Drew Ayers escorted by Lisa Griffin. Michael Smith escorted by Tracy Boyd. Ill A Good Time Wos Hod By All! Tracy, Paulette and Krystal hove uncovered “The Perfect Man Surferl” These winners have Sprung their Flung. Grant and Emily, man and wife? Everyone enjoying Sptfng Fling.” 112 Junior High Tigers Are Right on Track Junior High FACULTY MEETS THE CHALLENGE James Dunn Principal Nancy Durham Science Phyllis Griffin English Mary Lou Miller English Elolse Ramsey History 114 Kelfh Summ«rj P.E. Lunchroom Siort: Glennell Tucker. Undo Williams Ms Louro Villioms Secrefory Joseph Morns Cusfodlon What do you find most challenging about working with junior high students? Mr. DunnJunior High School students are at the age where their views and ideas about life are still open to change and influence. It is nice to know and feel that you have an important positive influence on their views. Mr. Cox: Students make more life-long decisions, establish more patterns and habits, and develop what will for some be the last basic skills. Mrs. Durham: It is challenging to always remain enthusiastic. Mrs. Sheard: The thing most challenging is to insure smooth worthwhile transitions from childhood to young adulthood. Mrs. Ramsey: Their totally open, completely honest view of their surrounding world with unboundless enthusiasm for anything and everything brings unlimited joy to my life. 115 First Row: Michoel Witte. Michoel Lytle. Angelo Silcox. Teri Momoron, Down Holley. Second Row.- Kris Edewoord. Kenyo Boker. Poul Rine Jacqueline Boker. Morendo Byrd. Third Row: Sue Bird. Lee Temple. Chris Wise. Lenny Cotaldo. Fourth Row: Jimmy Cloud. Roy Hires. Joson Gofford Robin French. First Row: Jon Plummer. Perry McGee. Doug Price. Kyle Hill. Amice Dunn, Cotino Cotaldo, Geno Jerkins. Secood Row: Ryon Tucker. Bryon Williams. Daniel Goff. Jerry ______________ Corpenter. John McDougold, Jon McCoy. Mr. Keith Owings 116 Kris Edewaord, Adam Faurof, Pres. Lee Temples, Rhonda McCIlean, N.J.H.S. Rep., Jennifer Dean, Amiee Dunn. Row 2: Eloise Ramsey, Spon., Jay Walker. Casey Colbert, Charles Mitchell, Sandy Lindsey. Treos.. Angel Hatcher, Sec., Joseph Spears, Spon. Row I- Pres. Jimmy Cloud. Sec. Lori Layne. Treas. Tami Jeppson, Stud. Coun. Rep. Rhonda McCIlean. News Chrm. Gina Gates. Row 2: Paul Dolden, Alicia Dawson, Jennifer Dean, Donna Demont, Kris Edewaord, Adam Faurot. Row 3: Ray Hires. Chad Hurst. Sandy Lindsey, Candace, Stephanie Newmon. Row 4: Mott Pitts, Jilla Smith. Lee Temples. Jodi Tomlinson. Chris Wise, Michael Witte. First Row: Ken Speights. Marcus GaHon. Robert Meeks. Michael Engram. Darri Edwards. Chris Snowden. Roy Hires. Second Row: Charles Mitchell. Mott Pitts. Chuck Barber. Casey Colbert. Joey Van Lierop, Dennis Glaze. Third Row: Paul Bolden. Daniel Goff. Eddie Baggett. Louis Boyd, Joke Downum. John Johnson. Fourth Row: Shelby Turner. Willie Lewis. Carlos Huffman. Antwon Chombor. First Row: Bryan Williams, Jon Plummer, Tony McDaniel, Casey Colbert. Joey VanLierop, Ken Speights, Antwann Chanbers, Second Row: Jodi Tomlinson, Shelby Turner. Chris Snowden, Brill Holley. Marcus Gatlin. Darri Edwards. Adam Fourot. Michael Engram, Paul Bolden, Gina Gates 118 Rhonda McClellan Co-Captain CHEERLEADERS First Row: Sandy Lindsey. Tomi Jeppson. Second Row: Jennifer Dean, Rhonda McClellean, Lori Layne. Third Row: Regena McCoy. Emilie Corbin. Dritt Jeppson. Emilie Corbin First Row: Stephanie Newman. Regena McCoy. Mary Corbin. Tami Jeppson. Jodi Tomlinson, Gina Gates, Mary Sue Moore, Melissa Doily. Brin Jeppson. Kim Eldridge. Toro Dishop. Candoce Miller. Second Row: Kristi Adams. Jillo Smith. Keyela Wright. Stephanie Morchant. Jennifer McClleon. Alicia Dawson, Angela Hall. Yolanda Gibbs. Veronica Daker. Third Row: Roxanne Anderson. Marsha Hall, Emilie Corbin. Elaine Alford. Tori Dykes. Melissa Odom. Jennifer Shields. Charla Lee, Tonya Pitts. Ashley Meats. Fourth Row: Mrs. Linda Adams. Angel Hatcher. Joaann Von Lierop. Mott Mrs. Linda Adams 120 Melissa Border Chuck Baker ■ Paul Bolden Sue Bird Jake Downum Robbie Duke Left to Right: Jacqueline Boker. President; Alicia Dowson. Vice President; Marenda Byrd. Secretary; Jake Downum. Treasurer. Yolanda Gibbs Angel Hatcher Tommy Hicks Chad Hurst Carlos Huffman John Goff Angela Hall Marshall Hall 122 Left to Right: Yolanda Gibbs. President: Marcus Gatlin. Vice President; Angela Hall. Secretary; Dennis Glaze. Treasurer. Christine Land Willie Lewis Sondy Lindsey r Jennifer McClellan Rhonda McClellan Michael Lytle Paula McCray Candace Miller Ashley Mears Mary Sue Moore Steve Mears Closs Officers: Rhonda McClellan, Pres.; Chris Martin, V.P.; Melinda Killingsworth. Treos.; Sondy Lindsey. Sec. 120 Stephonie Newmon Jennifer Shields Jillo Smith Trocy O'Drion Melisso Odom Liso Osborne Ernest Potterson Mott Pitts Lee Temples Jodi Tomlinson Jeff Vornum Micheol Witte Iro Yon. Jr. Michelle Yon Troy Yorh Closs Officers: Jodi Tomlinson. Pres.: Chris Wise. V.P.: Micheol Witte. Tteos.: Stephonle Newmon. Sec. Chris Wise Aliclo Woshington Angelic Williams 124 ' ‘HI HMI ' tat Kristin Adorns Melisso Doiley Angie Colontonio Roxy Anderson Eloine Alford Heother Arront Tiffony Andrews Jermoine Dottle Phillip Arront Lynn Doiley Jerry Corpenter y Cosey Colbert Cotino Cotoldo Antwonn Chombers Dill Clouss Tomoro Cloyton Treos. 125 Stephen Egler 126 Phillip Hill Drill Holley Drift Jeppson Closs Officers: Drill Holley. Pres.: Kim Eldridge. V.P.; Eric Hond. Sec.; Phillip Hill. Treos. Tommie Morsholl Tony McDoniel John McDougold Regeno McCoy ■ Monikio Melton Jeffery Meeks Alison Obert Dole Polmberg Perry McGhee Chorles Mitchell Vicky Mothis Stephonie Meors Wendee Mullins Closs Officers: Stephonie Morchont. Pres.; Regeno McCoy. V. Pres.; Rogeno Jerkins. Sec.; Wendee Mullins. Treos. 127 Guoniro Smith Jomie Stephens Cliff Stevens Sammy Stewart Ryan Tucker Shelby Turner Joey Von Lierop Eric Stone Down Wolko Dryan Williams Roland Wombie Scott Reddick Sherri Seaman LoShere Smith Jomie Summertin Pace Wood Chris Tolley Anrione Williams Keyela Wright 128 Class Officers: Jon Plummer. Pres.: Dryan Williams. Sec.; Ken Speights. Trees..- Ryan Tucker. V.P. Elementary Tigers Are Right on Track BES FACULTY AND PERSONNEL Robert Keel, custodian Johnnie Yon. Aide I Enoch Hanna. Vice-Principal Ruby Dovis. Speciol Educorion Melonie Nixon. Speech Jeonnine Pitts. Librorion Ellis Nichols. Physicol Educorion Nevo Miller, Speciol Educorion Donno Wyott. Speech Pom Hond. Librorion George Yon. Physicol Educorion Lomoine Keorce. Speciol Educorion k Mory Lou Holley. Reoding Speciolisr Korhy Kimbrel. Music Derry Tomlinson. Primory Speciolisr 131 Left to right: Christopher Abbott. Chris Adkins. Amondo Doiley. Russell Borber, Corlos Block. Koro Burkett. Wondo Clork. Connie Cook. Bryon Cumbie. Michelle Gondy. Chuck Honsford. Llso Hicks. Michelle Hollidoy. Kenisho Houston. MS. ANNIE DAWSON (N.P.), Chris Jockson. John Kirkland. Soro Keel. Stephon Motthews. Ricky McDougold. Christine McGhee. Hope Meeks. Lokisho Patterson. Sheri Prescott. Paul Ross. Crystal Stokes. Joson Toylor. Omor Smith. Stephanie Todd. n LU o Left to right: Keith Boker. Shorando Boker. Bobby Borfield. Michelle Bridges. Eric Bryont. Denise Clork. Tinneo Conyers. Lydio Dovis. Kim Duke. Kenneth Edenfield. William Gorret. Amondo Grohoms. Kristy Holley. Nicole Holley. MS. SUE HOWELL. Tony Holt. Chris Jones. Rebecca Lawrence, Dovid Loyne. Leroyol Mortln. Tobefho Mothews, Borreft Maxwell. Rebekoh Miller. Tereso Peters. Eric Peterson. Allen Roberts. Lucretio Simmons. Jimmy Taunton. (Not pictured: Melissa Todd) 132 Left to right: Eric Andrews. Doniel Dorfield. Hope Delonger. Tommy Doyd. Jeffery Drighom. Krystol Dryont. Frederick Clork. Eddie Cox. Kim Dowson. Amondo Doyol. Cliff Goodmon. Jonothon Gronrhom. Rhondo Hoilidoy. Lori Johnson. MR. ENOCH HANNA. Windy Loftin. Sedeno McCoy. Angie Moore. Melisso Newsome. Somontho Poge. Mory Pote. Don Price. Drod Rockiey. Lotesho Reed. Jill Reese. Mox Sellors. Sobrino Stone. Stephonie Summerlin. Robyn Tomlinson. Shown Willis. Left to right: Kim Denton. Ericko Dess. Erin Dlockburn. Jerry Drown, Koloski Chombers. Christopher Cloyton. Sobrino Cooper. Jennifer Goodmon. Kote Hitron. Trevie Holbert. Kenyori Jockson. Lynn King. Keith Lee. Tereso Molone. MS. WENDY GUILFORD. Morieo Mottice. Trocy O Dryon. Tolisho Potterson. Loshon Peterson. Dovid Pool. Robert Seoborn. Regino Shorpe. Cedric Simmons. Andy Stillwell. Heother Sumner. (Not pictured: Crystol Honno) 133 HALL'S 5th I ALFORD’S 5th Left to right: Jackie Alderman. Addie Daker. William Darnes. Michelle Dufler. Sonjo Byrd. Diane Cox. Angelo Hill, Roy Hill. Williom Holmes. Jerry Johnson. Denise Jones. Joseph Kilby. Cindy Lingg. Cossie Moyo. MR. JOE ALFORD. Jerimy McDougold. Adrioh Porrerson. Chris Phillips, April Reddick. Jason Reynolds. Terrences Sims. Jonef Smith. Shone Strickland. Kyle Summerlin. Shereen Syfreet. Marcus Williams. (Not pictured: Rhonda Drown. Julie Durke) Wk Left to right: Sandro Arront. Brian Deiler. Adrian Best. Billie Jo Browning. DeWoyne Goff. Christion Goodman, Jamie Gronthom. Domenique Ivory. Morkee Jackson. Myrio Jackson, Jodi Johnson. Shonnon Joseph. Aoron Lambeth, Misty Loftin. MS. ANN HALL. Coretta Mortin. Mott McCaskill. Stephanie Montford. John Moore, Cordrico Mosley. Keri Newman. Andra Peterson. Kizzy Peterson. Neil Rockley. Dusty Stocy. Showna Terry. Daniel Tucker. Sean Wofterson. Left fo right: Becky Ammons. Akwefo Boker. Horry Dlockwell. Cory Cook. Sitorio Dovls. Jomie Dowson. Crolg Hansford. Melanie Hotcher. Monuel Holliday, Cosite Hyde. Lotoyo Lee. Mike Lewis. Phyllis McPhoul. Toro Mullins. MS. PATRICIA HAYWARD. Earl ODryon. Demonra Reed Chris Schebel. Soleno Shiver. Sheffield Smith. Matthew Speights. Shade Stone. Shono Toylor. Loren Tyre. Chris Willhite. (Not pictured: Renoldo Cheesmon) Left to right: Joson Dailey, Latoya Boker. Howard Dess. Mario Drackins. Andrea Clinger. Bobby Cook. Mikie Dunn. Jason Hill. Jimmy Hood. Andre Johnson. Sandro Johnson. Amy Loyfield. Michael Loyne. Troycee Momoran. MS. DANITA McCLELLAN, Jerry McClendon. Pablo Nelson. Vontresso Powell. Missy Price. Kristy Rockley. John Reed. Toby Shiver. April Smith. Micoh Sulewski. Derek Thomas. Geno Word. 135 L to R: Dovid Adkins. Kendrick Block. Robert Drowning. Skyleen Crawford. Kurt Eldridge. Sreworr Goodman. Michele Henderson. Mart Keorce Laurie King. Scott Lewis. Angie McClellan. Philip McMillan. Mark Mosher. MS. WYNETTE PEACOCK. Erica Norris, Arkeis Penny well. Chad Ramsey. jenny Richardson. Edno Roberts. Gory Shulers. Tonyo Sreworr. Jomie Stone. Mellsso Terry. Argon Tipton. Marc Tomlinson. Dryont Washington. Heather Weeks. Heidi Wesselhoeft. Louro Wholey. Jenny Yoder. Nor pictured: Eric Meeks. L to R: Melonie Aldoy. Tyrone Dottles. Shovonno Drock. Corey Dush. Nicholos Coin. Melisso Coro Ido. Drod C ork. Ryon Cochron. Sylvia Engrom. Shannon Hand. Chris Harrell. Tonyo Horcher. Joson Jerkins. Annie Johnson. GLEN McCLELLAN. Duck Jones. Albert Keel. Eddie Lee. April McFadden. Dobby McGhee. Dorboro Ann Moore. Angelo O'Bryan. Dorboro Peterson. Shonnon Phillips. Stephen Pickron. Nothen Reeder. Decopolis Reed. Mercedes Sherrod. Jessica Shields. Toro Srillwell. Morsho Tounron. Not pictured: Jeffery Loromore ________ L fo R: Tommy Domes. Leslie Dlockburn. Leo Dolden. Niki Drocewell. Rocky Clemons. Micheol Edenfield. Lynerre Eldridge. Lumelisho Gorlin. Greg Grohom. April Guilford. Corolyn Honno. Jennifer Hoyes. Jomes Hood. Corrie Johnson. MS. KAY TIPTON. (N.P.) Sfeve Johnson. Peorl Jones. Soroh Knight. Corlron Lee. Mork Lolley. Morcus Owens. Scott Porrish. Roenetto Potterson. Corey Reed. Hellen Reeder. Jeremy Ridely. Lutonyo Scott. Misty Sizemore. Micheol Stone. Micheol Word. Mory Wise. L to R: Dilly Ammons. Terrell Andrews. Letirio Austin. Michelle Bridges. Floyd Durke. Sendric Cheesmon. Fronces Corbin. Monico Corbin. Rebekoh Coppock. Jennifer Cox. Shone Goff. Wesley Horn. Otis Jones. Len Kirklond. MS. ESTER ALFORD. Scott McCoy. Loqueece McKelvin. Chris Miles. Henry Myers. Mory Newmon. Noncy Roberts. Felecio Simmons. Leothie Sweorington. Jodi Weiler. Richord Wise. Tipton's 4th I Alford's 3rd “D O cC LU Left to right: Anthony Boker. Motthew Dorbee. Amy Dozemon. Loro Drighom. Kyroh Edewoord. Kelven Engrom. Kendric Grover, Brooks Hoyes. Bridgette Jones, Trovis Meeks, Thomos Oliver. Anthony Potterson. Johndrell Potterson. Joson Peovy, MS. DOROTHY AYERS. Brondi Price, Brod Purvis. Jessico Stonley. Beth Stevens. Heother Stone. Aneesho Taylor. Ryon Wolden. Liso Williams. Dovid Zeigler. (Not pictured: Stephon Ayers) O O Left to right: Chris Barfield. Howie Bess. Sondro Blackwell. Trovis Couley. Nyisho Doy. Rochel Edenfield. Leslie Goodman, Aoron Gronthom. Amondo Hill. Jerome Houston. Loshondo Jordon. Mark Longley. Solly Lee. Rebecca McDaniel. MS. JOSEFINA THORNTON (N.P.). Michelle Meors. Trino Miller. Tony Osborne. Phillip Pote, Sylvio Potterson. Liso Stewort. Borboro Tipton. Ricky Wrenn. Jesse Yoder. (Not pictured: Tomoroh Hotcher. Shelly Jenkins) Left to right: Nicholos Dorber. Patino Doyd. Drondon Conyers. Renee Creel. Sobrino Gronthom. Som Greene. Joner Henderson. Victorio Henderson. Chrystol Holt. Robby Lingg. Carolyn Lytle. Michael Mothews. Chris McDougald. Somontho Newsome. MRS. KAREN TOMLINSON. Tony Palmberg. Jomeel Reed. Quin Robinson. Chris Sellers. Derrick Towns. (Not pictured: Anthony Koonce. John Neese.) Left to right: Jennifer Dorfield, Timothy Dlockwell. Andre Corter. Jennifer Duncon. Angelique Dykes. Fronky Foircloth. Shedrick Faulk. Christo Holey. James Hotcher. Adrian Jockson. Antonio Jockson. Lotoria Jockson. Jacquelyn Jeter. Melisso Loyfield. MS. JOHNNIE WHITLEY. Suson Lindsey. Trovis Mosley. Jessica Mullins. Dionne Smith. Jennifer Williams. (Not pictured: Anthony Livingston.) TOMLINSON'S 3rd I WHITLEY'S 3rd -O c CN L to R: Potrick Dess. Troy Dishop. Jonoh Drockins, Cindy Dufler. MS. MELDA ADKINS. Chris Cobb. Krysfol Dovis. Jessico Hill. Alexander Jackson, Krislolee Lomberron. Jeremie Messick, David Mitchell. George Mosely. Christy Mullins. Jomes Phillips. Mondy Prescott. Joonna Seamon. Charles Sherrod. Crystol Terry. a L to R: Michael Dlockburn. Donitka Durkes. Ronald Cheesemon. Lemetris Engrom. MS. JOAN DANIELS. Mario Foulk, Cara Goodman. Mark Guilford, Stephanie Hayes, Wilbert Jackson. Drad Layne. Justin McClellan. Melissa McClellan, Nedro Peterson. Terisfio Stoltzfus. Cosi Stone. Jason Temples. Laurie Tomlinson. Amanda Williams. Amanda Yon. o L to R; Jason Dailey. Orion Davis. Candice Foulk. Drondi Godwin. MS. DELORE FAIRCLOTH. Donny Gronfhom. Amir Jones. Suzanne Lambeth. Michelline McCoy, Edgar Monington, Mory Nichols, Vanesso Reese. Mary Rice. Morio Sonsom. Den Stewart. Veronica Stone. Jamie Sumner. Jerri Weeks. L to R: Alisha Chaney. Allen Clingler. Dana Cooper. Haven Davis, MS. DRENDA HURST. Jonathan Greene. Andrea Hormon, Alonzo Haynes. Angela Jackson. Wanda Livingston. Geogory Martin, Timothy Mullins. Holley Newton. Robyn Parrish. Sandy Peters, Justin Pool. April Scott. Mario Speights. Michoel Stone. Jessico Taylor. Benjamin Word. - a m 7 LO to n 73 a On to D a L to R: Jonathan Dailey. Melissa Crittendon. Jamie Dawson, MS. LINDA FLANDERS. Eric Eby. Shannon Goodman. Cortina Hall. Marianne Hayes, Jeffery King. Colvin Martin. Kotie Newman. Jored Nichols. Jomorey Penneywell, Joseph Phinney. Zeikel Pitts. Sarah Price. Carrion Sharpe. Laforia Thomas. Eric Tolley, Elizobteh Turner. Charles Wood. L to R: Misty Dailey. Crista Capps. Meagan Doyal. Benjamin Faurot. MS. RODIN RICHARDS. Paige Hatcher. Gabrelle Lee. Jamie Lee. Mojo Mayo. Ahmad Mobley. Adell Myers. Anthony Norris. Sabrina Sharpe. Fronk Smith. Milous Smith, Andre Snowden. Russell Stewort. Reggie Thomas. Danal Tucker. Clorissa Washington. RACKLEY'S 1st I PUMPHREY'S 1st I BOZEMAN'S 1st Left to right: Neil Aldoy. Horrison Andrews, Jomie Derry, Kimberly Bush. MRS. PAM BOZEMAN. Doniel Cooper. Angelo Duddley. Tonyo Duncon. Kenyo Horvey. Mondy Hothowoy. Gory Jordon. Melissa Kelley. Wyatt Newton. Nicholas Paige. Alisha Potterson. Daniel Reed. Chisa Rollins. Charisma Smith, William Stacy. Kevin Vornum. Left to right: Dorcia Dryont, Chrystol Chason, Kenneth Dawson, Cathy Egler. MRS. FLORA PUMPHREY. Vo'Sheda Engram. Kenneth Holey III, Anno Hill. Casey Larkins. Travis McCordle. Tracy Newsome. Elizabeth Patterson, Garron Peterson, Justin Petty, Johannas Reed. Deonna Ridley. Alisha Snowden. Jeremy Strength. Thomas Sweorington. Joshua Williams. Latrell Yon. Left to right: Alisha Austin. Zhownte Bailey. Brandon Barbee. Alisha Broughton. MRS. PHYLLIS RACKLEY. Julionne Corbin. Down Eby. Clifford Edenfield. Stephen Flanders. Cosey Hatcher. Joseph Hatton. Andria Ivory. Patricia Jackson, John McClellan. Jessica Newsome, April Norris. Ivorice Peterson. Jason Pitts, Michael Pratt, Centrole Stallworth. Carol Thomas. Marcus Whaley. Left to right: Louro Coroldo. Leo Cousey. Reed Cherry. Ryon Cherry. MS. VICKI SIZEMORE. Amondo Creel. Kellen Dovis. Norholio Dovis. Joshuo Griffin. Michoel Hollidoy. Monico Kirklin. Connie Koonce. Melindo Livingston. Komi Perdue. Jerome Peterson. Mondy Phillips. Ashley Richords. Steven Shiver. Alon Suskey. Ronnie Toylor. Mony-ette Wotson. Stephonie Wotson. Left to right: Nikki Anderson. Mortie Atkins. Ricky Doker. Amber Goodmon. MS. ANN TUCKER. Kristin Hill. Amondo Holley. Annie Jo House. Joseph Johnson. Joseph Lombeth. Cornelia Oliver. Chris Porrish. Kristi Pore. Martinez Peterson. Portlo Redd. Sy Revell. Dovid Terry. Johonno Von Lierop. Jored Weiler. Cynfhio Woodord. I Left to right: Eriko Andrews. Freddie Drockins. Moochoh Durkes. Steve Chambers. MS. RUTH WATERMAN. Tonyo Foirdoth. Jeremy Fortner. Emily Groeger. Cloy Hires. Nikki Johnson. Michoel Knight. Jomes McClendon. Kris-Ann McDoniel. Clifford McDoniel. DeWoyne Moore. Erlco Peterson. Colvin Pouncy. Notolie Robinson. Dovid Seaborn. Bridget Stokes. Jored Tolbert. Jessica Todd. SIZEMORE'S 1st I TUCKER'S 1st I WATERMAN'S 1st L fo R: Rickey Dottles. Geogre Byrd. Constance Cotter. Syretto Carter. MS. KIM PEACOCK. James Cobb. Cloy Dees. Lauren Duncan. Angela Haynes. Joey Hood. Kellie Lewis. Nicole Marchant. Drandi McDaniel. Tyson O'Bryan. Clarissa Pouncy. Jodi Read. Carlton Sims. Jerome Smith. Jeremy Tolbert. Chris Silcox. Jimmy Young. L to R: Olivia Daker. Neil Brigham, Amesha Broughton. David Corbin, MS. JOYCE PIPPEN, KC Crittendon, Courtney Doyal, Kristen Early. Felicia Hogans, Ginny Johnson. Tony Layne, Jeremy Miller, Jonathan Miller, Cheri Morris, Clarence Perkins, Yolanda Powell. Ashley Purvis. Carmen Shuler. Decki Stone. Vernon Watson. Chris White L fo R: Wayne Abbott. Danielle Bailey, Kenny Digford. Thomas Capps, MS. DEBBIE STONE, Casey Causey. Crystol Clemmons. Randy Durden. Russell Horn. Greta Jackson. Michael Leftwich. Lora McDougald, Carlton Lee Mitchell. Charles Myers. Crystal Norris. Tony Seaborn, Amanda Strong. Bershieka Thomas. Danny Clay Thomas 144 145 L to R: Freddy Dorfield. Jeremy Drown. Michoel Drown. Carrie Cochron. MS. GLENDA TILLMAN. Michael Cook. LaKosha Davis. Joey Fairdoth. Dene Harrison. Samantho Hill. Crystal Jackson. Veronico Merrill. Amber Moore. Lane Parrish. Johnny Patterson. Robert Scott. Drent Summerlin. Kylo Summerlin. Erik Suskey. Melody Webb. Not Pictured: Jennifer Robinson All I ever really needed to know I learned in kindergarten. These are the things I learned: Share everything. Play fair. Don't hit people. Put things back where you found them. Clean up your own mess. Don't take things that aren't yours. Say you're sorry when you hurt someone. Wash your hands before you eat. Flush. L to R: Trent Dailey. John Dorfield. Stephan Dyler. Iris Dailey. MS. SANDRA WILLIAMS. Sopfina Davis. Travis Greene. John Michoel Halley. Jokoa Holmes. Shakifa Knights. Josh Mauldin. Heath McCellan, Jeremy Miles. Heather Montford. Eric Ownings. Otis Pennywell, Crystal Pitts. John Swearington PRE-KINDERGARTEN Left to right: Sophia Atkins. Timothy Champion. Lovonyo Cooper. Mordrean Gatlin, Christopher Johnson. Missy Musgrove. Quinton Peterson. Latasha Pouncy, Ashley Summerlin. Dustin Varnum. Eddie Durke, Matthew Gates, Tenika Jackson. Chrissy Musgrove, Prentice Ross, Ellis Summerlin, Jamie Thomas, Joe Williams, Tiish Williams, Jamie Abbott. Karen Drowning, Jeremy Foster, Mikell Hires, Shiketa Hogans, Robby Jackson. Devorah McKelvin, Amanda Mosley. Amanda Peovy, Steven Pumphrey. Angie Register. Lenore Shiver. Joshua Sutton, Marquifo Williams, Wyndra Wise. Decky Droughten, Chloe Davis, Nathaniel Davis. Amanda King. Klay Lomberton. Jacobi Lane, Marcus Matthews. Jahna McDaniels, Candice Neel, Steven Ragston, Don Thomas, Prlscella Thomas. Mandy Vickery, Amber Young, Wendl Weeks. Damion Daker. Shamika Dottles. Aushika Dawson. Marie Kearce. Mamie Pitts. Willie Powell. Prince Ross. Celeste Terry. (Not pictured: Seneca Addison. Michael Durg. Demontay Thomas) Ads Pay the Dills To Keep Us Right on Track v � !• !� � HBMBa BP ■ispH ALTHA FARMER S CO-OP Dlountstown ALTHA 674-8102 762-3161 ADAMS FUNERAL HOME BLOUNTSTOWN CHAPEL 1115 HIGHWAY 71 NORTH BLOUNTSTOWN. FL 32424 (904) 674-5449 BRISTOL CHAPEL pea ridge road BRISTOL, FL 32321 (904) 643-5410 TOM ADAMS, L.F.D. TIM ADAMS, L.F.D. MARLON PEAVEY, L.F.D. 150 CONGRATULATIONS!! Seniors Now come join us in supporting BHS and in making Calhoun County an even better place to live. We make the difference because we care. Calhoun General Hospital 424 Burns Avenue Blountstown, FL 32424 (904) 674-8068 152 NCND NATIONAL DANK OF FLORIDA 121 S. PEAR STREET Blountstown, FL 32424 Member FDIC 5n« Ifoux CHAMBER'S BARBER SHOP WQ1RVED CLASS RINGS DLOUNTSTOWN SUPPLY, INC. 320 CHARLIE JOHNS ST. DLOUNTSTOWN. FL 32424 674-3435 674-8465 154 WALDORFF ACE HARDWARE MAIN STREET. P 0 BOX 38 ALTHA. FLORIDA 32421 MAXIE WALDORFF OWNER CAPTAIN TOM'S SEAFOOD HWY 20 East BLOUNTSTOWN 674-4366 FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS ----AND LOAN ASSOCIATION- Home office: 203 W. Green St. Marianna, FL 32446 Telephone: 526-2300 GOLDEN PHARMACY FIRST FEDERAL OF BLOUNTSTOWN 218 N. MAIN ST. BLOUNTSTOWN, FL 32424 674-4557 209 South Pear St. BLOUNTSTOWN. FL 32424 TELEPHONE: 674-5451 BRYANT'S Grocery Sow Co. 1018 W. Central Ave. Dlounfstown, FL 32424 674-5642 Congratulations Michael! RAMSEY'S PIGGLY-WIGGLY 324 E. CENTRAL AVE. BLOUNTSTOWN, FL 32424 PELT'S DEPARTMENT STORE Fashion For The Entire Family 674-5911 DAVIS-PEACOCK DRUGS Radio Shack One hour photo processing 244 N. MAIN ST. Blountstown, FL 32424 674-8111 55 156 Congratulations!!! Seniors of '88 INSURANCE Miles Eldridge Eldridge Insurance Agency, Inc. 208 S. Pear St. Mowrey Elevator and EMHC Blountsfown, FL 32424 Hwy 20 West Office (904) 674-5660 Dlountstown. Fla. 32424 674-5989 RHOCHELE'S Good Luck SENIORS!! Jewelry and Gifts 7ftuz1 a£ue. HARDWARE STORES 252 East Central Ave. True Value Hardware 130 East Central Ave. Dlountstown. FL 32424 674-5005 McClellan's Furniture and Video 256 E. Central Ave. SHULER BROTHERS INC. JONSEREDS CHAIN SAWS TRUMAN HOLLEY BLOUNTSTOWN SMALL ENGINE, INC Mariner Outboard PHONE 674-5507 422 W. Central Ave. Blountsfown, Fla. 02424 Congratulations Amyll Chip and Pulpwood Dealers Phone (904) 674-5838 P.O. Box 760 Blountstown, Fla. 32424 HIRES TIRES AND Auto Repairs 1502 HWY 71 NORTH Blountstown, FL 32424 674-8494 We Also Carry Mobile Home Accessories TO Baby Sisrer Much Love, Dod McCaskill Insurance Agency 157 1 WHITE'S AIR CONDITIONING and REFRIGERATION HWY 20 WEST BLOUNTSTOWN, FL 02424 674-8508 We Sell The Best and Service The Rest!!'' LLOYD TATUM 904-674-4559 OWNER TATUM'S HARDWARE AND SUPPLY, INC. CUMBAA BUILDING MATERIAL ENTERPRISES JODIE TATUM HIGHWAY 20. WEST MANAGER BLOUNTSTOWN. FLORIDA 02424 P.O. BOX 780 Blountstown. FL • Monuments • ICCMC 124887 • Cemetery Work • • General • Construction HWY 73N 674-4878 Altho, Florida Congrotulofions Seniors! tse THE Pumpkin Patch and Teen Scene For all your floral and fashion needs • Flower arrangements for weddings, special occasions, etc. • Up to date fashions for everyone. • Also accommodating tuxedo rentals for formal occasions. Donna Dunn BLOUNTSTOWN MOTORS, INC. 120 S. MAIN ST. 674-5462 DAVE'S AUTO SALES HOME FURNISHING CENTERS 0sjm Mtv«l • AMkUNCM • COVIRIN .MOM AINU! « 108 S. PEAR ST. Phone 674-4359 Dlountstown, FL 32424 Home owned by Rick Wise Aujift© Service Quality Cars with the Best Service DAVfO L.WEINSHEIMER. OWNER HWY. 20 WEST BLOUNTSTOWN, FL 32424 674-4538 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE PHONE 674-5130 Nite 674-8528 Good Luck CLASS OF '88! FRYE’S AUTOMOTIVE CENTER QUALITY USED CARS NEW. REBUILT USED PARTS ANY TYPE OF MAJOR 8t MINOR REPAIR WORK AUTOMATIC TRANS.. FRONT END ft ENGINE REBUILDING COMPLETF BODY €k FENDER WORK - INSURANCE ESTIMATES TOTAL WRECKS REBUILT Halley h. Frye p.o. box ies Owner Operator BLOUNTSTOWN. fl 32424 159 160 James T. Doyal, C.P.A., P.A. Certified Public Accountant 2822 Remington Green Circle 208 South Pear Street Suite 203A P.O. Box 506 TALLAHASSEE. FL 32308 BLOUNTSTOWN. FL 32424 (904) 385-7224 (904) 674-4517 Dickens Trucking 674-8732 McClellan and house, p.a. ATTORNEYS AT LAW J. DAVID HOUSE 119 RIVER STREET 103 SOUTH MADISON STREET BLOUNTSTOWN. FL 32424 MARIANNA. FL 32446 (904) 674-5481 (904) 526-3575 STARS VIDEO and Dream Sleep Waterbeds P.O. Box 533 (Chipolo Rd.) Blountstown, FL 32424 674-8331 223 N. MAIN ST. Blountstown, FL 32424 The Sharp Edge Phone: (904) 674-8919 Blountstown, Flo. Your Full Service Salon and Suntan Center Yon-Godwin NEW IMAGE Drugs and Florist 311 N. MAIN ST. Blountstown, Flo. 32424 Phone: (904) 674-4455 276 Cedor Street Pine Island Blountstown, Flo. 32424 A full service salon and suntan center Hellen Elliot, Diane Hill, and Carla Trickey. NISSLEY'S GARDEN CENTER feed — seed — fertilizer DAILY UPS Package Pickup 130 N. PEAR ST. 674-8342 Jim Robinson THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS 117 S. MAIN ST. Blountstown, FL 32424 674-4578 HALLEYS PHILLIPS 66 STATION Compliments of Dr. Brooks Cobb 1955-56 Fightin' Tiger Go Big Red! Blountstown Auto Ports and Service Your complete one stop outo service center All Pro Jobber 505 W. Central Avenue Phone 674-8520 frank ($nd) Guilford, jr. CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT 239 MAIN ST. 674-5473 T EltPHONE (904) 674 5091 1402-B W Central Ave P O Box 695 Blountstown Fl 32424 West Florida LPGasCo. 'energy for all seasons Jimmy Strength Manager 1506 Hwy. 71, N. Blountstown, FL 32424 (904) 674-5493 161 Hours:9AM-7:30PM MON.-SAT. VIDEO STORE Movie Rontah 115 N. Main St Blountstown, FL 32424 Bonnie Smith 674-848b Tim Smith Blountstown Auto Pride CAR WASH 503 West Central Ave. Blountstown. FL 32424 904 674 8311 CAL U n Ini K t r - TRACT CO. ! -• i lt!r. il. : , ; . C. H. HOWELL 255 f?aM Central Ave. P.O. Box 216 RUTH RAY HOWELL Blountstown. FL. 32424 VICKERY-OBRYAN INSURANCE, INC. 603 N. MAIN ST. 674-5333 Russell Vickery Jr. Torn! Vickery Foye Vickery Agents Bobby O'Bryan Cindy Johnson Pam Pitts Lisa Hiers — Office Manager Neal Land and Timber Co., Inc. Cypress pole mill division ,rWe Buy Bole Tinter ' DAVID FLEMING Phone (904) 674-8053 P.O BOX 546 Blountstown. FL 32424 HOME (904) 674-6513 E. B. WHITE M.D., P.A. Medicol Clinic 427 Burns Avenue Blountstown, FL 32424 674-6540 HARTFORD FARMS, INC. Wholesale Gladiolus Cut flowers and Bulbs Hwy 20 West P.O. Box 618 Blountstown. FL 32424 Compliments of: Calhoun Liberty Family Practice C. S. BRISTOL, M.D. and M. L. BAKER, M.D. 162 HAIR CARE CENTER 210 E. SHERRY REDKEN AMDASSADOR SALON 674-6196 Compliments of JIM ANDERS Tucker Grocery ond Service Station Doit — Tackle — Ice — Door Rentals Overnight camping — Complete facilities Hwy 71. 15 miles South of Dlounfstown GREEN FINGERS NURSERY 419 S. Pear Street Dlounfstown, FL 02424 Shiver's Florist 417 Evans Ave. Dlounfstown. FL 02424 (904) 674-6191 or 674-4766 COMPLIMENTS OF Goodman's Grocery Vivian Goodman Compliments of Raymond H. Loyne, Jr., D.D.S. Compliments of Dlountstown Police Dept. CLARKSVILLE COMMUNICATIONS P.O. DOX 11 CLARKSVILLE, FL 02400 (904) 674-4702 NEIL THRASHER Owner Compliments of D. FINLAY CORBIN, D.D.S. RIVER ST. CAR WASH DETAILING 1 456 RIVER ST. Dlounfstown. FL 02424 674-4617 Columbus Jackson. Owner McLeroy's Beauty Solon Classic Hair Designs for Men 0 Women Cuts. Perms. Curls, etc. (904) 674-6024 442-6500 PAT S HAIR FASHIONS 410 E. CENTRAL AVE. A Full Service Salon 674-6909 PAT RICH ALLISON DURDESHAW GAYLE PUBLISHERS H.G. DUNCAN President P.O. DOX 619 (904)674-4156 Dlounfstown. FL 02424 J. O. STONE SEPTIC TANK SERVICE Phone (904) 674-6745 P.O. Box 715 MAIN STREET BEAUTY SALON 129 N. MAIN STREET Dlounfstown. FL 02424 674-5029 160 Dill's Dollar Store 249 E. Central Ave. 6745984 Bridges Furniture Company 217 East Central 674-8182 Frigidaire Appliances Zenith Television Compliments of The County Record Robert. Sharon. Lynn and Shelby Turner City Tire Company P.O. Dox 306 Hwy. 20 West Dlountstown, FL 32424 904-674-8784 THE CHILDREN'S PLACE Child Core Center 710 W. Central Ave. Dlountstown. FL 32424 (904) 674-6856 Olivia Vickery. Director State lie. 0660 Christian Supply Center bibles — inspirational books — music gifts 134 N. Peor St. 674-8569 Goodman's Mini Plozo Hwy 69 North Dlountstown 674-4467 Peak Insurance Agency 1413 N. Peor St. Dlountstown. FI 32424 674-5754 DR. BARRY A. EDEWAARD Optometrist 515 N. MAIN STREET Dlountstown. FL 32424 674-6679 Boosters Chapter II Consignment Shop Strout Realty, Inc. Grantham Enterprises w Congratulations! to our Graduating Seniors TRACY COX KIM SMITH KARIN PETREY MICHAEL DEVUYST DANNY LARAMORE MONTE TATUM RANDY MATHIS JEFF CLOUD '87-'88 Journalism Staff 164 Congratulations To Our Graduating Seniors From The MYF 165 Juniors get serious obout studying for exams. Students start to celebrate. Seniors stort to grin. You know the end is near when ... 166 The are tossed. Proud parents attend Awards Day. THE FINAL DAYS Exams, graduation practice, trips to the lake (for the seniors), more exams, parties (for the seniors), all of these ore included in our Final Days at Dlountstown High School. For seniors these days are filled with sun and fun (for those exempt from exams). Underclassmen, however, spend time cramming for those dreaded finals. But no matter how the days are spent, it's a time for remembering all of those wonderful, crazy incidents that made you laugh and all those touching, sad times that brought tears to your eyes. For the seniors, this time is more poignant because with the Final Days comes the realization that things will never be the same. Scholarships are handed out. Seniors share secrets about the senior trip. 167 CONGRATULATIONS Graduating Seniors of 1988! Ty Edwards Amy Holley Elizabeth Hayward Todd McClellan John Kent Karin Pefrey John Peacock, Jr. Tim Mowrey Tom Smith From The First Baptist Church TAKE TIME Take time to work — It is the price of success. Take time to think — It is the source of power. Take time to play — It is the secret of perpetual youth. Take time to read — It is the fountain of wisdom. Take time to be friendly — It is the road to happiness. Take time to dream — It is hitching your wagon to a star. Take time to love and be loved — It is the privilege of the gods. Take time to look around — It is too short a day to be selfish. Take time to laugh — It is the music of the soul. 168