Booker T Washington High School - Hornet Yearbook (Tulsa, OK)

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1975 volume:

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Besides having numerous vending and coke machines, we sold candy sticks, popcorn after school, spirit ribbons, cotton candy, donuts, hot chocolate, T-shirts, spook-o grams and santa grams. We could go on all day. But when we think back, we found that there was one thing it was hard and close to impossible to sell - integration to segregated minds. 3 . .X I Y-Q7 AN Q YP' 'limes X22 fm Dim Q, Q' if Y 1 ff 2 5g:Wi,:f , 2: fm t' A3 . a.5gf1,, a l r Q -ml W, H ., .. , . ,,.,, .M 1 wi? mfxi? 3 Jam- fy. -- 2 TF' To add to all this. the cracking down concerning attendance resembled a hyperactive kindergarten class being forced to take their daily nap. Being absent included catching up on all the soap operas, seeing the housewives and temporarily unemployed bachelors competing for title of Head Idiot on game shows, the morning movie, and staying in bed while mom waited on us with hot chicken soup and jello. But returning to school the next day and filling out a make-up sheet, which was the equivalent of signing our lives away to six teachers, made us feel that we couldn't miss another day of school come hell or high water. Of course, when the administration realized that this method was not effective or familiar to us at all, they quickly returned to our old odd-hour card- trick, showing their ability to bend with the bad situation. Speaking of bad situations, we had one with a little town called Putnam City, which caused us to loosen our claim on State Championship. 4 PRULOGUE 6TH HOUR MUSCLE POPULACE ACTION 81 APATHY EPILOGUE INDEX .J 4 I Life at a school with few or no assemblies is like a box of crackerjacks without a prize Peering through the windows of the auditorium doors, we saw nothing but scaffolding and bits and pieces of plaster scattered amidst a sea of old seats, standing row after row at attention, waiting to be led away to be replaced by new ones Remembering past assemblies, of trying to see over the 'fro in front of you, or trying to hear with the person behind talking to his neighbor, we hoped our auditorium would be, finished by next school year so we wouldn't have to walk through the chilly autumn weather to the boys gym just to hear lVlr. Mayes tell us to stop writing on the bathroom walls. But we were lucky: by spring, the auditorium was opened and we had our stage. if 1 -if .X , f 1,51 'S' 2'-H fhwawmgw MKQJH my M f' ,Yam ff X, Xffcgzrggyl N iiii ,J ' X fl , it Qi Qi J 7 S gajtlqgfc , vi vii ji 7 , kf 'm'sX vlbgiiitii' NX N XLS vt X f V., XJR y i But perhaps the long walk could have done some of us good because of our conduct in some of the assemblies. Miss Hornet nominees, for instance. If a white girl had won Miss Hornet there would be trouble, or so was the rumor. But why? Why would it be so bad having a white queen of this school? Would she really spoil the tradition of being an all black school? But remember, BTW isn't an all black school. We can't stop white girls from running but maybe we can change the name of the position, and start a new traditiong Miss BTW, for starters, so the old tradition of having an all black line of Miss Hornets will stand. l i Qt . ,llzfiiflfi hs, MW' ifviorlfeg l 8 l9rt Christmastime: A time of cheer and goodwill. We celebrated at school by having a large Christmas tree invading the front hall. Decorated with Merry Christmas and Happy Hanukkas, every religion was included in the spirit. Two things contributed to diminish our spirits, though. One was that our vacation only extended as far as the 2nd of January, causing us to return for the tail end of a week. The other, occuring right before vacation started, was the summons to an all-black assembly. The original purpose of this assembly may not have been intended as harmful, but obviously the results were. lt seemed to cause tension and resentment between races, since after vacation, this resentment and tension resulted in strained black-white relations, and graffiti onthe bathroom walls, which portrayed both races' opinions on whose school it was. 1 9232 l 9 S it 3 Qisd 4' M I 4 5 fi It 'S Passing the super cool dudes standing on the walls burdening our already overorowed tile jungles, we listen closely and hear them talk about getting over on the fine chick with the sexy blue jeans. But really they ain't gonna do nothing cause they'lI just stand there talking. N f .NM i If K A' 5. 2 fl . xx , , 1 HN fr , Z -. 39 , X git! N. avxww pl-FAQ ST AM K H - v M 5' ' J cw N S s t Q-ww 1 if Nixon was pardoned and all his buddies took the blame serving up to two months in a tortuous Q?l country-club style prison. Gerald Ford and Rockefeller moved into the offices of the U.S. without a single vote. The prices of everything went up. Gas was half a buck per gallon and unemployment climbed the ladder too. Prices were high -the jobs low. The many and varied car rebates were attempts to help a lagging industry. Ford's plan of deficit spending caused much debate in the House. And to add to much - ERA went down in defeat another time. Making us wonder about our backwards Oklahoma. 12 lf' il I 3 w ..-I H fx-f ik af -as J 4 . Q I, a 1. Q9-f 1 -31 N, y 1... A ' J r ,- I 1 1, r .- Q ,fri .. -1, My .5 13 'W gags Q3 3- i A Y .Q N - -'fw af Q '..f- 4 K 'Q Q, f 1 9' ' , aiu! ..! .f r gin: ,liz-. ,A ...vis- lbs ,,-v 7-sou ' 1 U ,Q 1 , ,.,.n A ,ww tw 1 X xx .wwf Hall traffic, respect, racial polorization, cutting cafeteria lines and attendance were only five of the top fifteen problems at our school in January. Following locked bathrooms and a few fights, tensions between blacks and whites were at the boiling point. So we held student-teacher workshops in first hour to encounter these problems head-on. Many of the sessions had good results, but, of course, we had some that didn't put too much into it. A nice surprise we did find, however was getting out of school two Fridays in a row at one o'clock so teachers could have workshops. One thing dampened our view of this happening though. One of the local TV stations called to inquire if we were dismissed early because of the racial riots we were having. But fights do occur everywhere. We couldn't imagine a school without its fights! Why, that's almost un-American! lt would be like a baseball game without hot-dogs, apple-pie without vanilla ice cream or even Los Angeles without smog. But don't get us wrongg we had some fun and games, too . . . 15 JL? Q f M vi f ,f , I ...nann- 6. 2 x wif Then, some possible answers were introduced to ease our minds concerning these things. We looked ahead at solutions to problems like asphalting the area between the girls gym and the cafeteria, lwhich is usually a mud-hole after it rainsl, paving the smoke hole, and fencing in the parking lot. Others were smaller ones, like painting the halls and Iunchroom, replacing the twenty-five year old master clock which malfuntions and throws off practically every clock in the school, touching up rooms defaced by installation of air conditioning and looking for a new PA system. These were all some things to look forward to and whether they were taken care of or not, identifying them and trying to solve them was the first step of getting things our way. 17 ,f ,ffw ff' ' f- Xmas -un.. r I 1 3 X .Z 6TH HOUR MUSCLE GIRLS SPORTS GIRLS SOFTBALL VOLLEYBALL ? Front row: Vanessa Minter, Debra Redford, Venecia Sutton, Brenda McBee. Back row: Linda Goodbary Marian Vann, Brenda Redford, DeEtta Jenning. 5' I 2 5 Front row: Daisetta Montgomery, Angela Gill, Shardell Johnson, Gaylyn Norman, Harriet Emerson. Seconc row: Rhonda Bales, Linda Goodbary, Ramona Smoote, Brenda Redford, Etoyce Davis, Liz Miller. Third row Kathy Thompson, Lisa Latimer, Barbara Carney, April Eubanks, Sondra Biddle, Jackie Emerson. Back row Debra Davis, Sandra Holmes, Dovie Johnson, Willetta Sumbry, Teresa Graves, Charity Horne. I ...- .,,, sm: Q- 3 ., - :,-. . -.Q-- -- vw- QSS' , mf, ii?f1?1iI'91g::A?4 54- - - ' 'Riff' Ls' lpki. ,. uw , M-lim , L 5 i A will-f H 'V-1 fm Taft, , 'L . QQ ' X A ' -5 BQLEQQJP . 4525? , . ,.. V GIRLS BASKETBALL L H i. 5 Wharf li? s. IN MEMORIAM Charity Horne 1958-1975 ww'-' ,, rs '. 'Qum- Stix? F ...QNR 'E 5'i Front Row: Debra Walker, Debra Redford, Annazette McCane, Venecia Sutton, LaTonya Farley, Kathy Bennett. Second row: Edie Settle Brenda Redford. Charity Horne, Linda Goodbary, Juanita Ford, Paula Ellington, Vanessa Mintor. Not Pictured: Mary Bundy, Marian Vann Felicia Mansker. s ....4..-..4.4v4. 4....4-1...-an 4... Q. .. ...,...., ' W --Q -W.. ..1........ F 5 1 S' ........-,...--. ,, ----.. 42. s.a..aA.l'f-- f X' I i I 6 , . ' Z fu?fQ'ef 9 a....-4..b.. , 'J-A :?v'w. ' T4-A 595535 1.5 1 .u Q D4 I -Q - e Ps ',Q,erf1'.'.'ks2a3ig --ww-A ', jg 2963? f ,J : ,LL. ff'49Lq Q.,-.W ...f 3 , i , . 3 i .,,e4'f,ifjje1nig9xt5L-gr? igffi-ivfkN..fL,N',f'fi . Y A - - we , , ,-,Q -- igfgfiv ' r if Qffwo' 9, 3LB ff-fs 'S nr J J e ' - ,,.1 -AA X ' tg- Q A sirs , 2 Q Q A Q l ' s ' X -,ii1S: 12eff2ff fb: X ., -wr , . sg- w ,-x' we - J 'h. e 'D Yi , ,. 2-Y I -- it . K sf: M y ,t,,i',,,gii5 kwgEi32h,S,L5?.J3 x i i'M sifs'Si W y - . , . ?e,,,5t3?g,,ag,x,,f, V . , br - ,, V, gg .. D - , ...,. 1-ji g . A t f - 1 I ,,,.. - 1 . 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Q 'i x Q , wJ -f-.A -S 7 r , 'elk V' 'lid I . of T T mv Front row: Rodney Hooks, Mylum Ache, Mike Poirez, Thomas Landrum, Tom Ellington, Clyde McCane. Second row: David Northern, Alan Farley, Tim Turner, Tim Patrick, Clyde Davis, Phillip Carter. Back row: Coach Ernie Jones, Earl Stripling, Gerald Hicks, Johnny Jones, Coach Lyle Nloffitt. CROSS COUNTRY V fi l 1. 1 gl. . 1 bk' t g , If Xf 'Q ff rv V ' 'V'fr ' il! l . - s -V 4 i 5' fi- X . gf-' 1. 1 . qs Despite some outstanding individual talent on this year's Hornet cross country team the BTW harriers did poorly. Coach Mike Mims and the cross country team won six and lost five placing third in the conference. At the conference meet Doug Welch snatched the third place medal and Jef Kerrigan grabbed ninth. Next year is a new beginning. Q, l mx DWV 'sw 5? 3 row: Bobby Moffit, Scott Woody, Charles Langster, Jef Kerrigan, Mark Maurer. Second row: Mike Mims, McCane, Jimmy Foster, Norvell Gray, Bruce Bowman, Larry Littlejohn, Doug Welch, Randy Padek. J J: 1 K I ,,, .,. ...., VV I 0 M 0 nw. 'wana , M V f 3' , jg' 4 M 5 . 1 my 1 9 ff. ' + an kr iw.. dim wx 44? it u '1 Q 34, ' ,M Wig, fn ., r' , . X , ,W i -' ,,-- . .. I Y 7 M ' rl f vwf r'. K if vi.: ,r-, I. 1 ,,.,,. . ,. , ,tl W My F a r? W mf we-Y eff- QW -1 A TRACK in l1i fi? fx! if i or ll 1 li .. ' 51 ' 47 ,gi . 4 l I ,. WA .,., -fa 1 ' Front row: Sharon Holmes, Marietta Owens, Linda Harris, Brenda Harris, Ramona Dever, Sandra Burks, Yvonne Biddle, Venecia Sutton, Patrice Penny. Back row: Michael Hooks, Sam Brown, Davy Fields, Jimmy Foster, Mickey Collins, Bryan Jones. 'f Nl . f . front row: Charles Goldsberry, Greg Walker, Greg Goodwin, Chuck Henderson, Chris Clark, Monty Cunningham, Bobby Copeland. Back row: Joach Irvine, John Klawitter, Johnny Seals, Butch Watts, Tom NeSmith, Jimmy Bond, Michael Syfert, Coach Patterson. Not pictured: Sam Strait. Fi .51 Fax? tti' T- W ' J .:-f2- . .,, . ,. ff. BASEBALL ,., X + X EK' DTN :F r is Q 'Q l 'S , , , 1, . H, 4 , L., -Q 5 at gg V -, 3, ,- We Kneeling: Coaches Stan Irvine and James Furch. Standing: Chuck Henderson, David McConnell, Ken Austin, Ervin McAlister, Mike Gilliamg Arnold Hervy, Donnie Oates, Charles Ferrell, Dwayne Grundy, Bruce Peterson, Derrick Jordan, Tony Spears, Duane Jordan, Kermit Thomas. ? '?9'N 45W6s'1'fv 4 v H J.V. BASKETBALL .. wi -av .,. 1--f f , Y, . .,:. ,,.. -s-....,,,,,.- We S it x if ? -Qi? --.....-...J IOPH. B-BALL Qu J if ip 'TP in neeling: Coach James Furch. Standing: Gary Hayden, Charles Lacy, Patrick Murphy, James Johnson, Elfago Jackson, Mike Johnson ike Hatcher, Darnell Harrison, Tyrone Dinkins, Leon McLaurin, Butch Watts, Maurice Hopson. VARSITY BASKETBALL wg, I-as as 3- A k .v few: M5 fixqfx 8' Kneeling: Head Coach Mike Mims, Assistants Stan Irvine and James Furch. Standing: Larry Littlejohn, Bobby Willis, Dale Nelson, Gerald Ware Kirk Mosley, David Lewis, Marcus Peel, Larry Grundy, Stanley Swain, Johnnie Seals, Essic Erby, Thomas lCatfishJ Hunter, Micky Collins, Eddie Davis, Jimmie Friday. ,gf , I I 5 a , -. 4-.Q f .. . . Ts? ..-' ? if AIP' J 0- 'ilzon-..,.,.,..... ..L, 'lilnlunxnp-g.,,,,,...., .jk swillllllc Whosa Whosa whosa we, we's the dudes from Booga T. . .After no lhassle with the price of admission lto home meetswe supported our swimmers, fighting for standing room at the hot and humid pool. With drums reverberating throughout the area, and Coach lBond joined by the sidelines lyelling we're 1 , our swimmers tt'- , 1 L ,. -t ' l '. N t f it l 4 N - . :J-'ilsf A X iii' +v4-. Q:-bitt' px t g if , ,T ,,,g,, bf.. We T, 4 , 5 H -1-1,Qti , .-- . ,glwunw Q ,Me T ' Wig, d iritti-5T45T f '-2 T- Q stsi K t.g f . gf' '13, vt ffaixtfpigff f , 1. 'S ,:,y,Jls,m Y-wig' iw at ff . , - ' , ,V , ' 1 11 , A .Q 1 ,xx sy- XA 2 sy. . 3 'sl' 4 T 3 ff W 6. 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R Edison Muskogee Memorial Central Coffeyville Mason i Memorial Norman Rogers Mason Edison Relays 3rd Charger Relays 6th Patriot Relays lst City Championship 3rd Conference lst State 4th i i '55 w H Mt ml it if W :alll li l W all LJ llllxlt St tl itll, Pills it W W l ill Wltt wllltil, li mx i l WT l t tw 1: il? 5 W Ml 'll XC K y X ill, ll it tiki, W i i :sam it lilhislflir::2werIWW'1iw,aM - , w 5 X , l- 4252 ui I' 5' ,, ' 'fiiawllli ' 1 illilt f 2 tlt,t,E, , , , + wi wp , Q , tt i, f V i ,gi lllll Q, - ' . ,ill lm, . li . 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W. ,UM W., ,- ' 5 - , w-, A if Q ' f,,w1'? I , 'FW V , , 1 ,, k ,J W, ,.z, , .3 fi i1T11 ,,,..,..-gf-f-M N M , -,,--f W -- If-' , ffl M ' , i,..W 'W . ,ga 'kr M 1, W .ra .gi .gf I A ' iii mf Q g I I s' A A ' l': , f in K.. qw jggg -get . .. L X .K ,- ' fs: M ,. K 5 1 .ws i 1- K mv, . at 1, . . A . , A . cf A . . ' 'L-tx. -t J- .Y i s,.i...,i- , , ., ' ..f:i5?w'5 .. 5 if ' A As. . Q .... .. . P 1 T 'A . ,S 1 'c ...... A sctsi . .. m'hh A 1 5 New coach, new quarterback, new image -the 1974 Hornet football team. Under the able leadership of new head coach Bob Mayes the Hornet footballers came through a tough eason with a winning 8-0 record, ecuring a berth in the first round f playoff action. Through a rollercoster season we never lost a game, though we made it by the seat of our pants a few times. A rating of number one makes you in love with a local newspaper, but after a week of being ranked number two that same newspaper seems unfair and partial , Losing early in the all city to Rogers was a big disappointment, but when the regular season came Yi F N it ti' f. is Front row: Quinton Crabtree Clifford Owens Keith Smith Jeff Listenbee Gerald Hicks James McKinney Second row: Michael Bitson Kenneth Davis Thomas Todd Frank Wiley Norman Jones Larry Barnes Floyd Ladd Essic Brown Alan Farley Frank Boldoe Edward Anderson Greg Watkins Gary Pittman Virgil Willis Third row: Coach Bob Mayes Coach Darrell Wolff Alvin Johnson Kenneth Pierce Tom NeSmith Sam Brown David Knight Berlin Selman Earl Stripling Larry Grundy Robert Hardy Johnny Hardy Robert Lewis Darrell McCondichie Coach Lyle Moffitt Coach lrvin Brown B k ' VARSITY FOOTBALL ac row. David Mansker Kirk Mosley Sam Strait Elbor McCondichie Stanley Swain Al Bass Mel Hanson Edward Tea David Northern Tim Patrick Sylvester Cook Eddie Davis Kerry Woods Michael Hooks around we pulled through when we had to. At the end of the season we entered the playoffs with confidence. Why not? We were a winning team. lt is hard for a winning team to lose. We were met on the field by a tough bunch of Putnam City Pirates. We lost. But did Putnam City win or did we give it to them? When you get 160 yards in penalties you don't lose, you give the game away. At the end of the game the scoreboard read 15- 14. The fans filed slowly out of the stadium in disbelief. Driving home after the game we heard on the radio that the Hale Rangers also lost it didn't feel so bad. Then there is always next year. 3 ' ff .- ....-. s-Mavis.. a : Q ji Qafg' N lx! - I A . .n., ,-i,Q,j A Q '- ' . ....., . .. . . . I - 0 ' EEE'-f11g ,Q,.. Q , , 55 -S M . ,-,vw Nik f .Sy 3' tf. W ,lv W A J' . 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R A. , A K , I wsicfy x,--A ,J POPULACE IN EACH PERSDN LIES A COMPLETE AND SEPARATE INDIVIDUAL 51 V Q 1, cf, 'Sf a ,At .av Nenior Board: front row, Tara Bryant, Venecia Sutton. Second row, Joyce McClellan, Kathy Thompson, Erma Lacy, lane Hughes, Colette Parker. Back rowg Sam Brown, Anthony Marshall, Kirk Mosley, Greg Goodwin. were full of energy and our senior year we all became very cool, sophisticated cl together. . .with a little touch of apathy mixed in for good measure. But it was fun! As we look back at the underclassmen from whence we've cometh we can truly look ahead and think . . . After graduation we'll have to start the cycle all over again. Senior board officers: Greg Goodwin, president, Jan Jackson, recording secre- tary, Nina Oldham, parliamentariang Kathy Thompson, reporter: Betty Harris, asst. treasurer, Margo Hunt, historian. Not shown: Kirk Mosley, vice- presidentg Monice Edwards, corres. secretaryg Lea Coleman, treasurer. K . , THE MIGHTY CLASS OF '75 Eureka!!! We've made it. That's right, seniors. We've finally made it to the top of the heap. Drudging through the finals, the mad teachers and the F's we did it. We had a lot of hard, times and broken friendships. We met new people and went through the karate fad our sophomore year. Our junior year we 52 Colette Barbee David Barbee Dianna Barre Larry Barnes Susan Bassham 53 ive Denise Baker John Baldwin Dwight Ball Becky Ball Lisa Bamburg Nancy Alexander Glenn Albertson Bruce Adams Ann Adams Lynnice Anderson Suzie Ansteth Joel Aronowitz Febra Austin Aaron Baker 742, its Elliott Acolatse :gf Opt 1- 1: ' x .. 3'f f Xiix at , 3 .2:. , 3 Z 7 honda Carroll Valarie Cagle Eddie Brown Bruce Bowman Cheri Blair Yvonne Biddle Mary Beaty his Carter John Cailloux Laurie Brown Billie Bracy Joyclyn Booker Judy Billington Jim Beckstrom Erry Carter Janice Carbin Samuel Brown Ford Brett Teresa Bowlware Michael Bitson Robin Berry egina Carter Michael Carbin Susan Brown laye Cartwright Joyce Carlson Craig Bryant immy Ceasar Jimmie Carr Tara Bryant 54 , f ' '- -4 . i X m ,ss f .ff, 2 H 'Q A if is . . K Wag. gig i 2 l A i C Q is ' 2 Q fm 2 -'fi X A Q X, QSM 2 .w X K- . ' rw? 6 Q . 1 mi . l 1, x f 4 i ,M43 fungi W! m D i Al: ? 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K , f , ,,, 1 311' gfflf 9 -' . were -f K .sa f Q' . . xr ' J ,Q - of s T51 4' ,, helia King Gwendolyn Jones Vickie Johnson Gary Johnson indy Koons Johnny Jones Earl Jones Ronald Johnson rma Lacy Nedra Jones Ioyd Ladd Norman Jones harles Langster Donald King etessia Lester Kutu Kamara r rrs,s,r 5 orlifs. yrrJi,ro J 1rJ Q Margaret Jen ki ns Carlye Jimmerson in John James Irene Janzen Diane Hughes Johnny Hughes Cassandra Humphrey Margo Hunt Thomas Hunter Jan Jackson 58 Q . 'pg s xr Q at I th f-v e a Joyce McClellan Kenneth McClellan Elbor McCondichie Jerry McCoy Melvin McCurley Laureen McKenzie 59 5 QQ. I 2 ,Z . er' 'SEE L , .Ag . , A , , . N-sf fy , mm 9' f ., L , f fig , . t f X ,vi rgo A + Michael Malone Regina Madison Larry Littiejohn Jerry Littlejohn Robert Lewis David Lewis David Mansker Donna Marley Anthony Marshal! Gale Martin Mary Mayhue in 'W M R l l T' dm Q any Maggie NiChoIs Peter Newby Tom Nicholson Tim Newby Elaine Northern James Newcomb gi I' W x TE' w . . 0 9' N tx .X 'gf 4. iMv'. .. - Al., W 'af' I Renee Nelson Tom NeSmith Alvin Nevels pamela Muse Donna Munson Karen Nash Elizabeth Murphy Dale Nelson Mafiin Ml-WHY , , ' V.- , K Q We 2 ' - vt .of K I 2' f Y. V ,fa x '- 9, Steve Mitchell Michael Morrison Kirk Mosley Sk ,4 3 N in ' v 1 , Theodoshia McLaurin Yvette Miller Ann Milton 60 Sggys ix ig jg, W at SENIORS f ,P I It s C' Michelle Rollins Melissa Read Robert Platt Ken Personett Leroy Parker Randy Padek Pat Romine Brenda Redford Avis Powell Dwight Pete Pamela Patrick Christy Parker William Ryan Cortez Rex Juan Price Timothy Peters Ira Pennington Colette Parker Kenneth Pierce 61 QQ lg, 2 QEQ, t 5. A K w, . N, ,Q AJ x- if QA Nina Oldham Clifford Owens Lachelle Owens it ' -,,., 2 ,f .. , wgqvwt- ft r !,..f ' 5 Janice Streete Gail Stanley Carol Studenmund Karl Stephens Greg Sutton Louis Stewart Venecia Sutton Lynn Stone A ig? 'f f Ab W at i.. 4 ln, 'A' W f ky ,V I 3 'L x ISN YK if: 5 Natalie Smith Warren Smith Wendell Smith Darnell Speed 'E ff: . zfgf, . Pat Smart Craig Smith Linda Smith Michael Smith .l if X i , ,t.i ,ff , . .-ff-2 . iss - -ie., N ' S it - f i K Kim Shaver Marta Schneider Kim Shaw Joel Scott Lester Shaw Deborah Simpson Tony Scott Adam Sebran ft -L WW, 'Q at L Q. t i. lqqirgtw K' :1 K tfl ' S r', I f lrsr .i .--. r , qgit gr xX Hildy Saizow John Sanders Stephanie Sanders Matt Savage 62 ff .1 JF N--P . 1 . e 4' 1 f ,nz U U Q 1 ,H 4. Herman Thompson Stanley Swann Kathy Thompson Becky Swearmgen Cheryl Triplett Carol Tuers Angela Turnbo Angela Turner 63 ff? , rf! David Ware Mike Walker Judith Watson Nathaniel Walker Robert Weisman Reginald Walker SENIORS ' lb i f r if 'Q E w ST Alan Vogt Greg Van Wormer Diana Tyson Kim Waid Sherri Vasey Linda Txflson Gregory Walker Diana Viall Marian ann Pam'-W3 W l9hf Darby Wixon Delores Wilson Franci Willard Frank Wiley , JOl'1n WU9F1SChGl Tracy Womack Richard Wilson Pamela Williams Rudolph Wiley ' ' Gwendale Zachry Kerrye Woods Vernon Wilson Treasa Willis Yuki Wilkins L Pi N , o , , .. '1 Qi if 65 W THE TOGETHER GLASS 0F 76 The juniors of Booker T have moved up to a higher circle. Bringing the freshmen to Washington moves us up just one more notch. Don't forget we were the original sophomores of the voluntary integration plan, therefore, we were put in the category of fame. We sponsored a couple of dances which were extremely successful in our campaign to raise cash for the prom. None of us wanted to just settle down and wait till next year. Waiting to be a senior. . .waiting to graduate . . .waiting to be free . We J ,f ig-so--'W' Q board: Front row, Gaylyn Norman, Leigh Schendler, Nikita Nlaxie, Camille Hurd, Baynette Murrel, Sharon Overstreet Back row Ms Verkins, Steve Engle, Bryan Moses, Doug Welch, Warren Smith, Michelene Smoote, Paul Samuels, David Brown, Greg Watkins Donna Edward Works, Dorothea Sanders. Sgt at Arms Brian Moses, Reporter Flon Cesar Treasurer Ed Works President Michelene Smoote Secretary Janette Douglas Historian Gaylyn Norman Vice-President Angela Gill Parliamentarian Cheryl Smith Mylum Ache Terry Adams Carol Alexander Cyril Alexander Victoria Alexander Darlene Anderson Sheila Andrews Robert Atchley Virginia Attebery Otis Autry Diane Baker Flhonda Bales Mark Banham Toi Banks Bobby Barnes Carol Barnes Al Bass Janet Bass David Batchelor Mickey Beets Pamela Bernstein Glenda Berry Sandra Biddle David Billingsly Clarence Blade Eddie Blair Amy Blakemore Frank Boldoe Tom Braunlich David Brown Lelia Brown Donald Brunell Cynthia Bryant Jeff Buhl Mary Bundy Randy Burke Lydia Butcher Machelle Butler Clyde Calvert Lynette Canfield Susan Carpenter Brenda Carter Harold Casey Ron Cesar Chris Clark John Clawitter Leslie Cline Sheri Colbert Craig Colclasure Gary Cooper Bobby Copeland Ronald Crawford Denise Crutcher Gale Cummings Kathy Darrington Debra E. Davis Debra J. Davis Linda Davis Phyllis Davis John DeBose Cathy De Falco Terri Dillard Patrick Diver Dody Donnell Janette Douglass Nedra Doyle Andrea Eckard Carol Eastwood Karen Edmundson Linda Edmundson Darlene Elam Tom Ellington Ann Elliott Steve Engle Kate Erland Kathy Fain Toni Fairless Alan Farley Winston Farris Michelle Fields Denise Flanagan Jayne Florence Liddie Flowers Juanita Ford Jimmy Foster Tim Fox Georgianna Gardipe John Gibson Angela Gill Amy Glass Chris Glover Annette Goe Charles Goldesberry Linda Goodbarry Janet Gorrell Terry Grewe Charles Griffin Donna Grimes Janet Harbert Belinda Hardesty Diana Hardin Coella Harris Gloria Harris Joel Harris Nick Harris Peggy Harris Cherokee Hart Ciarice Hartloper Sandra Hartz Pam Hess Denise Hickman Gerald Hicks Rachelle Hill Kathy Hinds Tina Hoff Jimmy Holmes Denise Horn Charity Horne Denise Housley Linda Hunter Camille Hurd Shardell Johnson Keith Johnston Dana Jones Derrick Jordan Duane Jordan Ben Joyce Kenneth Kastner Wes Kelly Robin Kirby Jef Kerrigan Eric Kiss Debbie Kittrell Berne Kluber David Knight Denny Kolb Chris Kramer Craig Kramer Betsy Lake Veronica Hurst Yolanda Hutton Robert Joha Dovie Johnson Ax' ', egg: rs , Q ,k.. 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F A 'kk, My tg Joyce Lauck Jay Lebow Steve Levin Kathy Lewis David Lewis Jeffrey Listenbee Alan Litchfield Dana Livingston Laurie Locker Ricky Lowther Ricky Magnus Mark Maguire Jim Major Matt Major Victor Marquez Jeff Masian Susan Mattinson Brian Mauldin Mark Maurer Nikita Maxie Brenda McBee Clyde McCane Darrell McDondichie Brian McDaniel JoElyn McDonald James McKinney Donnie Miler Debra Miller Royshell Miller Vanessa Minter Barbara Mitchell Daisetta Montgomery Terry Morris William Mosier Bryan Moses Arthur Mulholland Ellen Murphy I ' ln-. +R f -Wi -wh Raynette Murrell Donnie Myers Victor Napier Reginald Nathan Connie Nein Brad Nelson Debra Nelson Elaine NeSmith Nancy Newby Valeria Oates Linda Oldham Scott Orme Sharon Olgesby Curtis Parker Tim Patrick Gwyn Patterson Debra Paylor Brenda Peel Gerald Peel Bret Peters Dennis Peterson Susan Peterson Jerry Phillips Dan Pi raro Gary Pittman Terry Pittman Debbie Pitts Mike Poiriez Debra Powlell Marvin Primas James Reed Greg Renberg Kathryn Renfrow Sam Richard Tammy Fliffle Tom Ryba Paul Samuels Dorthea Sanders Leigh Schindler Natalie Scoggins Johnnie Seals Virginia Shackelford Kellie Simmons Cheryl Smith Diane Smith Dwight Smith Warren Smith Michelene Smoote Maxwell Stevens Elaine Strimms Calvin Study Greg Sturge Mitch Sutton Joey Swanson Michael Syfert Cathy Taylor Leander Taylor 'S 44, if fs W .7 ..,-7. X I. ,ff if L JUNIORS Fiollie Tesh Kermit Thomas Helen Thompson Soyna Thurman Kelly Tiger Thomas Todd Teresa Tollett Patricia Tottress Hazel Truly Timothy Turner Edward Turpin Jane Vick Claudetta Vickers Phillip Vincent Martin Vinson David Waldorf Ryder Walker Kenneth Walsh Robin Ward Gerald Ware Norman Wasson Greg Welborn Doug Welch Terrence West Martha White Paul Whitney Greg Widdicombe Karen Widdicombe Debra Wiggins Jan Wilkerson Rick Williams Willie Williams Marcia Wilson Steve Wolfson Scott Woody Edward Works 77 Q 5 T 2 Q L C COOL CLASS OF '77 Remember the good ole days when you'd be innocently walking down the hall and about a hundred people'djump outa nowhere is yelling soph, soph, soph? Or when you'd in be sitting in the auditorium before an assembly minding your own business and everyone ibut the person sitting next to youl would suddenly rise, point at you, breathe down your neck and yell soph, soph, 973 'arlimentarian Ervin McAIester, Sgt. of Arms Charles Ferrell, President Ernie Goff. Soph ' , irst row: Reporter Jackie Emerson, Treasurer Carolyn Brown, Vice President Jan Worry no more, Sophs- You ve been Saved Christopher, Secretary Ramona Sanders. 5. tt ,s.t,,..sm, X M! ,,,...,+.- we 'M 4 by the freshmen. 1 I I -. 11, .. i' .-... J - L W L E s Q , . W t lit. ront row: Jackie Emerson, Lenis-e Guess, Mary Peques, Ramona Sanders, Annezette McCane, Carolyn Brown, Joi McCondichie, Willette umbry, Flendela Saulters, Naomi Butcher,'Ann Teague. Back row: Pam Edwards, Paul Williams, Ervin McAlester, Jan Christopher, Ernie off, Charles Ferrell, Cath: Morgan, Fay Price, Shelia Washington, Susan Johnson. 78 Jamie Ache Blaine Adams Brad Adams Lamac Anderson Danny Applegate Deborah Armstrong Renee Ashley Kenneth Austin Shelia Austin Victoria Austin Cheryl Barre Howard Barnes Keith Barnett Lea Barnett Sharon Bass Jack Bateman Tony Becknell Tracy Bell Kathy Bennett Kelly Benningfield Donna Bess Kathy Billington Sharon Bishop Tami Blackwell Zella Blakley David Bland Alan Blount Jimmie Bond Mark Boyett La Vanche Brasiasky 33531353 Amy Brown James Brown John Brown Larry Brown Sandra Burks Naomi Butcher OPHOIVIORES ,QS-'Q ,QQN ., v if cf 'f , 'R rg. - K rr- is i ' 1' , A, 1N,. ., , .:y X jj! S I or Sharon Byers Conlee Campbell Lagina Canady Janet Carlson Barbara Carney Phillip Carter Juanita Casey Ralph Ceasar Katsy Chappell Vicki Cehak Sharon Chism Tracg Chowins Jan hristopher Rodney Clark Manais Clements Sammy Cole Susan Coleman Allison Collins David Collins Mickey Collins Coleen Conley Cheryl Cook Leonard Cooper Virgil Cornelius Susan Crandall Karen Daniels Ronald Daniels Clyde Davis Mark Davis Charlaine Dean Doris Deville Nora Deville Kay Dillard Tyronne Kinkins Byron Dixon Ronald Donald David Douglas Paul Dozier Wilma Edd Christopher Edmonds Gary Edwards Pamela Edwards Steven Edwards Paula Ellington Carmilla Elston Jacqueline Emerson Essic Erby Charlie Evans Felisa Evans LaTonya Farley Charles Ferrell Darrell Fields Valerie Fogel Karen Ford Claude Forte Billie Foster Robert Funkhouser Helen Gammie Ricky Garrett Thomas Gent Sally Getchell Valerie Gilford Mike Gilliam Edwinia Goe J' fs. We je sw? Q r A r ifff ls kiilflig sy, N69 Sp F A F4 N. L it X N 5 ai ' f ' a yi-V. 1. - y. , ii a, Ernie Goff Janet Gorrell Tresa Graves Mark Gray Cynthia Griffin Dickey Griffin Gregory Griffin Johnnie Griffin Denise Guess Lenlse Guess Sherry Hall Cheryl Hankins Mary Hardesty Sidney Hardman Brenda Harris Cassandra Harris Kathy Harris Linda Harris Darnell Harrison Pat Hart Karen Hartloper Gary Hayden Kim Hatcher Michael Hatcher Gwen Hearn Patricia Henderson Stephen Hickman Celia Hicks Jamie Hill Brenda Hinson Heidi Hiteshue Sandra Holmes James Holmes Sharon Holmes Rodney Hooks Maurice Hopson Shari Horner Rhonda Hunter Elfago Jackson Marrene Jackson Lane Jacobs Timothy Jefferies De Etta Jennings Edward Joha Edna Johnson James Johnson Michael Johnson Randy Johnson Ray Johnson Susan Johnson Edwin Jones Sonia Jones SOPHONIORE Q sf' Brini Jordan Brian Joslin Alice Kaiser Ruby Kindler Charles Lacy Thomas Landrum Lisa Latimer Anita Lee Libby Leib Patricia Lennox Wynona Lester Denise Lewis Ester Lewis Samuel Littles Charles Locker Daphne Looper Janette Lynch Sheryl Lytal Debra May Bell Joanne Magnis Pamela Majors Kevin Malone Marian Malone Valencia Mansker Ginny Marley Randy Marrs Cheryl Marshall Randy Martin Kathy Mason Steve Mayes Naomi Mayrath Erwin McAIester Annazette McCane La Donna McCondichie Anthony McGill Kevin McCraw Oscar McLaurin Jetta Miller Liz Miller Papallia Miller Karey Miller John Millister Debra Moore Algernon Morgn Cathy Morgan Dwayne Morris David Morris Linda Mosley Kris Murphy Patrick Murphy Patricia Murphy 3 ,rs 'x K Y X Ax i 1' V-'f Sis - . ..., W if-7 fr -.fad ia 'i t it I VW if Melissa Murray Tim Musgrove Joni Myers Beverly Nails Tracy Nair Donni Oates Joyce Oglesby Marietta Owens Lucious Patrick Fontayne Payton Sherry Payton Wanda Payton Marcus Peel Mary Pegues Tim Penland Patrice Penny Tony Peoples Billy Phillips Cynthia Pierce Malcom Pitts Linda Plemons Melissa Porter Danny Potter Fay Price Patricia Price Wesley Proud Angela Prudhomme Debra Redford Kathryn Rodgers Sherri Rodgers Marsha Rowe Gretchen Sahler Stephen Sanders Rendala Saulters Pat Savage Harlon Scott Anita Senter Edie Settle Deborah Shannon Stan Shannon OPHOIVIORES Vicki Shaver Ricky Shealy Vicki Shultz Larry Shumate Denise Slaughter Jerome mith Kimberly Smith Pamela Smith Rushawn Smith Samuel Snodgrass Clestine Speed Scott Spradling Terry Stanley Pam Staskiewicz Denise Steele Terri Stephens Jaqueline Stewan Kathryn Stewart 2 Q - 0 U 2 S SSW 1' s u iir Jn f, yd ,,.v .i e W ..,, it , . 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N tv'1 Stacie Stewart Bernard Stokes Laura Storey Susan Street David Sullivan Willette Sumbry Marilyn Sutton Michelle Trackett Gerald Taylor Nancy Taylor Lois Tarver Ann Teague Ernest Templeton Sheiia Terry Linda Tharps Gigi Thomas Mark Thomas Erma Thompson Ronald Todd James Trenary Julie Tuers Flobert Turner Jennifer Vanderburg Heather Veale Christy Veale Karen Vesley Cheryl Vooeding Debra Walker Rose Walker Brenda Wallace Mike Walton John Washington Shelia Washington Butch Watts Anthony Wean Vickie Weston Jocelyn Whitney Julie Wicker Kaster Wilder Bryan Wiley David Williams Derrick Williams Vanessa Williams John Wilson Margaret Wilson Shelia Wilson Taunya Wilson Freddi Wineberry Todd Woffson Zollie Wright W-107 ,fr ,,r 'Q-fi-151 5, Lx, , af 'll If 'iv Mark Wuenschel Peter Wuenschel Delano Yarbrough - Ereshman Board Officers: President Joe Fields, Vice President Rosalind Fuselier, Secretary Cecilia erry, Treasurer Karen Darrington, Parliamentarian - Sergent at Arms Vickie Parks. doe Fields, Susan Lake, Renaldo Works, Rosalind Fuselier, Karen Darrington, Cecilia Berry, Reggie reemyer, Lacy Murrel, Liz Bate, Vidrie Parks, Weldon Tisdale. FRESHIVIEN CLASS Fresh lfreshl adj: 1. recently obtainedg newly producedg 2 not known beforeg newg recent. The freshmen are here and it was easy to accept them. They weren't the pests they were built up to be, it seems they sort of blended in with everybody else as though they were sophomores. They had a picnic and a can food drive which successfully tied the freshmen into the classes of Booker T. Bored Freshmen 90 ,A Susan Athens Greg Barnett Tammy Barnett Tony Bass Elizabeth Bate Marty Battese Cecelia Berry John Borders Stuart Borders Howard Boyd Julie Brown Ruby Buckman Kristy Cadenhead Chuck Cagle Laurie Cleveland Keenan Colbert Julie Cowan Karen Darrington Arlene Darwin Sarah Davidson Charles Davis Melissa Dotson Susan Edmonds Sarah Engel April Eubanks Becky Fain Joe Fields Reggie Freemyer Rosalind Fuselier Michael Gibbs J ,N 435k HA XB? we t fx -Q . 'X MQ- .,f'f. 'IP' 1 ai' ' -0 mx 'wx' , xx X ,Q wg x if Xa 0 tx '31 ,V f 'if' tak fri? J' ig . ,.,, ll?-5 2 if s E wk .M -i X. W..- . K xbuf by 7 1. i 'TEH ski Gregory Gilbert Amy Hamilton Tim Harper Brenda Harris Eva Harris Lisa Hartman Prissy Hawks Delores Haynes Renee Hooks Marva Hopson Tricia Hutson Benita Joshua Clinton Justice Alicia King Bruce Kluber Richard Kolb Susan Lake Lisa Landry Larry LeBlanc Daniel Lovell Marilea Major Micheal Manuel Kevin Matthews Paul McDonald Cyndi Moore Phyllis Morrow Lacy Murrell .Tw T , . A M T I i E ki' ' fhf Gretchen Nelson Vickie Parks T T P W he Thomas Passmore Darren Patterson Gail Patton TTC, Peel Lorna Perry Kathy Post Lesley Proud Trice Reagan Mark Rhodes John Ringold Desiree Robertson David Runnels Maurice Smith Greg Taylor Pam Taylor Janine Teague Bryan Thompson Weldon Tisdale Michelle Walker Kelly Wamego Debra Washington Julie Whitaker Amy Whitney Renaldo Works Ernest Yount ' -xt T71 X E ijt S sms, 4 it' i T T I, I ,ix -.N . r T - sy TT .sI.. W5 T H ' I 'Staf f b T , -T, X - ,T . . ' fphlb ' '4 A ph N 5.-Q 4.4.r'-www s 4' A f r, ,- A 5 ' f.' ' 1 4' ...4',hp.. . a -,V+ -wg. A..-. , T - l 1 fi. ' I -xx gg? ' 'Sf-T: X .f cf . Tet, -' T T ae- 8 iw i W 4-X be xx fr - ss, .ll 1? I I' Q' S X 'U if if ' il . it 1 T, Q f -boils R5 g' .T T.,TTg 7 was lxsw - T T ' .ink is T iT 4 1 Tw- tg 1 , ' '3 ATEN TT,-r 3-nys I T..-ft K ,it A t Qs' f .' .TAN X ,- HT S yl A N fe Wwwwweewswr- WE? wwsws rsrs ssss f ii l JGTP '-Q' ff 1 xg,-li ' T' T- -T ' A V X ' ills! T A 'ug sk' ' 'V it T , r i , x . f . X , fx A -1--.TA -3. ' - f M 1 i N wysfiet x r l T. T Y' M U t -ET i I '11 ' J J ,N '- , T 1,5 Y . i iffy- if . ' i ,-A 4' Fc H.J. GREE H.J. Green has brought a lot of different things into a lot of different lives. For instance, how often have you seen your principal unwrapping a 10c grape sucker, seriously expecting to find lt's a winner! , and read the disappointment in his face when he finds it's not? Think about the teachers. . . he is their leader. Not the kind that lines everyone up in single file and numbers them off in twos and threes and marches step in step. But the kind of leader that makes being led, fun for at least tolerablel. He's the one you've seen every day standing between the office and cafeteria. He talks to us, not in his office, but in ours. . . the halls. You'll also know him by about sixty spirit ribbons and a mustache and a smile for everyone. Oh, him? I thought a principal always wore a suit and tie and sat behind a desk I Saitek Wage and . signed papers and stuff. But he looks like a person. He can't be the principal. But he has us convinced, so he must be. H.J. Green. ,iiv V 4 s- - X, - -. ., , .X U., XX 2 1. 5 ASSISTANT PRINGIPALS Robert Mayes r . r Aa -ar n. iw' 1 .bm Qi P00010 k Orlando Hazley fax f K . :fl xx in fp' 1: . . - XX, r rg., 2 HQ 27.-L ,,,, .A., , ,r 1 f K - H,,v..qWvr1?:'. f fn L, --A 3., D Orlando Hazley 8m Larry Miller R 5 I Q J I fAg.w, ffi' V I W ,, Je M MM H - .....1- ., -: ihQr' '55-nv,- Z Larry Miller in COUNSELORS ,,,.....-- ion Barnum, senior counselor an-lv Madelyn Olds, junior counselor lllh N if red Latimer, sophomore counselor ,gif I , Betty Sprankle, freshman counselor if Ray Conard Jerry Gordon Carl Hall Jr. V -, 1, l S Eugene Harris Hobart Sanders Curtis Turner Mary Warner I BOARD 0F EDUCATION M s.....i V... X M, X Bennie Bankston, English Q Manzella Brown, voc. auto mechanics if is X len Ball, biology, physiology - ,we Bill Bond, English NN. i 3 if 5 I .Q K -wg. eggs, ., . . ,. ,fzaw .Sax w A' A in-. W 5 1 I Rick Arrington, govt., today's issues Otis Autry, zoology, biology V f H Q, f Tw, 4 'iw z ' '-Wtwzi . 5 1 ,f gz'?:'fif:sw1ii:f.zfi' t gf, 4 , :L sign N ,H 7 'IAMJ1 f-fi1f1wa i,.', ii wi'-in siiy fmt 'f t -W.. 'W ffl-'..JJ? ,, ' ww f 3 Q t Y? Ella Bratton, English , f,- ,'. ,, a , we www g , ,: , dbg! , g . 'Q , .tif A g 'W' it , 1 5'-f 155. K-my ' -.., 1 Y f ki ii ' V .,Lk. ,.,, 1 . s ,.:: 3 11-..:.f,:x+ My .,.f- 'N a r gy A I -. HQ' t 1 x' , i Nancy Brazner,Spamsh . K Q ' ' gggg. ig 1 X , Q 101 Irene Applewhite, office machines, typing i i F i 1 Q A 5 i w-iwsmy -emma ,F .,,,,,,,,,,. ,...,. is-. if x-,.f.,,:w ,gfw i c o., 0 0 - 1 ..no,Q Q Ruth Clemmons math u av., -oo oo , , ' A o , O . v,w:,:,: 1 ,:'. 0 Q v',t' 0 ' 0 . C al 'fn ' U 0 x' o I 9 , 4 .4 sf 0, 1-is aff .g 4... O o',I'.o .4 0 o 'fr 'QU 'ul' 071 .0 ui ,Jl X Ayra Critz, clothing, fashion 81 int. design Barbara Coleman, stagecraft Q Q ,,,,.w-1-A-'ws f ' i A1 Paul Dykes, English 102 4 It Rod Buck, history Irvin Brown, black studies, varsity My Brenda Barre, sociology, soc. psyc. 103 gh Barbara Brewer, journalism, year,book, publications adviser a X 1 . L JoAnn Bland, art, TV-film production Geraldine Gaines, voc. cosmelology S? s Kenneth Gooch, driver education --.. A-.,.,.,. ..,,..................--Q Elizabeth Geer, vocal music Q on , ,,, ,, K., X.. Q L1 vi - Xe' I., ,5 , X: f x. ... f .. .- , N J 'Z :Z rv We f' . 1:5 ' Q! if If 1 ,,. if w H Q A'-S e w o. gif .. i..-Cf 5 ff , is :qi 'ff 1' ,sz 455 4' aff, ,.:r ,, rxa, ug' .on an - .4-'u' 4- .4 I V' ,.. . ':v', -L., 1: 0' 0 is .sl Fla S' -- 11 0: go H , 0 ,nr ss D 'Q N N ,Q ww 2 3 Q s E f i i Sue Gronberg, English i 1 'Sk 5? QQ' V sa ., As E 3 Lillian Elliott, English . '- 'Q-.Q Elmer Davis, stage band, marching band 105 , I Kp.. Peggy Devonshire, earth science, archaeology, geology s X S 5- .f K r .. ' -5 5 i, is I N as mp H W James Furch, boys p.e. Jody Flippo, English FACULTY 15. 5 . Stan Irvine, business math, accounting, varsity Linda Inda, special education :ff sm ff l -:.. .. T . Robert Garner, simulator El iq!! it! Darrell Goode, speech, repertorytheater i Linda Hall, girls p.e. 7533 f 5? :J ,i ,, a Q r. . ,V h Q ' -i1 'e ff? wf5Q'QmA lllr Q K . l::,.. Q f', - 3 il - H- .wf ogg fwfr -wif kjmss swf olloa Y 'rss rraa g f Q ail , L ' X W.. -f K 4 i s olaa ,sri ii lfl.- rX'.- R rl l Linda Henry, art Elvy Harrop, biology physiology, botany James Kirk, music Carla Lund, elem. algebra f kr, , gig Dorothy Kastner, g.o.e. shorihand Sybie Lambert, foods Jim Lloyd, aero science Roberi Jackson, math . -.fh.,,xg ,LN f 'Y i Ernie Jones, history ,,J fr n mul Katherine Johnson, special education an i Mike Kimrey, English WENYMMQK Way -yle Nloffitt, history .1-f 1 RH'k' 1'-Il -ef QQ . 5 Bea Notley, Latin, English W 1' Teresa Nightingale, inter. algebra, geometry ,go--M rrf- 5.3 I Vernon Norman, woods Helen Orme, English awww r is X - 1 BV in N' 'V . ,. 4 its , ,. , Y we A- - - S, . Ben McKinney, vocational tailoring Ann McNally, orchestra F Louise McKay, geometry, elem. algebra . ,T .t Q 5 N e M' tw mx 3 .Q Y 6 5- .W si 1 or .i wg , ,,,i,i , 4ir ff+1f'1f',, Y xv , f K Q' ' ar g? 52' 5 1915 A ' , QW K Q ff A ' ' If 1 I W 'rf 5 J . Ex W ii i f Mike Mims, boys p.e. Jessie Marcham, chemistry u is ,ff wk 99 ? zhn Schott, German, Spanish, history Q VV A r , KVT V V H V, , ., 4., fZ??1?, .f.' I if f ' V VV 'W Q fb-L Inez Sakelaris, law, typing A . x fvax ,V r,,,. if ' Teo Schupbach, biology, zoology , ,, wmpgmfzy, andy Treeman' English Larry Thomas, drafting ,,-+,q,r t fffff x Q...f rf , 'mm th Q .. f f i , Jr' 112 v , ,S --i -. - ,, ,. wh o ,X 'ka Si., e X Y' 01 mf? I X -ff- X www 1: Sw 'ws X ,- rw: 't.gfr,fy::iFafi 1 - ,x ,gt gitgrwfmzef f X ,. ,, , . fix f tt mga, ' L ,i 4 ie, Q 'Q g - if J K wk: si , tt , Violet Patterson, COE Roosevelt Ratliff, history -an ,, 51558, E 83 4, ,ff ' N K7 if, 9 Q X fi 9 . K -1- N z . if . A Ron Roberts, English, German, Chinese, French, Russian 'L-n M. Marsha Smith, history W A Gene Thompson, physics, physical science, chemistry Marcia Weems, DE S .. as X - i x ,L - - X. K r - Ai ,i.f,:1 Q Q' or Elizabeth Vrooman, mass media, speech, English ' ' ' 1 f ', Darrell Wolfe, driver's education gl' My i wk Jerry Tally, English , ,, w,g.fr-1 ' fm ig W QQ' A M, Ffh M W A '55 S E Sallie Trecek, French 8- , 2, ii if 52 . 'fifi 5 5 'E 3 g'f?.5a sm' :Bs f E fi 4 Q Q H C I 3 E- bl. V A .us .Q A -- nh Elsa Ungerman, history, English Allyne Verkins, history 6 7+ 2 4-19 fp' M X0 x i. L .f-vi if RM' Maxine Burns, secretary, Velma Haygood, secretaryg Irma Anthony, Bank Louise Cole registrar elester Thompson, library clerkg Grace Brookfield, library azel Jackson, office manager f ..J. T, Qi Edna Gibbs, nurse Agnes Williams, clerk 1 1 Flev. A.D. Phillips, community coordinator xx' Q Jean Woodruff, attendanceg Gilda Ray, attendance Curtis Reaves, head custodian 117 Ray Duncan, media coordination 4f'12'f-fx 7- Jan Conyers, principals secretary s I Q4 'W 4 , :Z sm QF? it A HQ? 4, 3 1 V rr' I 'P+ fs ,J W ' fiiit ,J ', : H . ,4 ' - 1 W' 4 . 4 'w .u ,Q ,2' rx ww Zn, Y i , l 1 gig Q I M fig . 1 E G WATER V v-QONN QV Q.. vo ? wi 3 f A 1 A S W A . , 2 ei iff W n :?5H'sf'Q:' V4 X ' 1 W , f Q5 oliiiici LANGUAGE CLUB L,.u There's only one club that got away with selling A everything from A pizza aroma key chains to spook-o- grams. And that's us, Foreign Language Club. We sold whatever we Could dream up i just for a chance to go to New President Kathy Darrington, Secretary Gwen Patterson, Vice President Donna Delahorne, Orleans. ,, ,,,,'m-' V ,4r' , ,,.,, , , ici: MMM rm' W' NW, V ,W W, I Jagfgnv' I . ,. HQ. A W-WW vu, 'ww -,v-,VW Y U MW y ,.. , 4 ,Aft ,, 4 ' JA. 4. Q,,,.,1 gala! .d..'.:.z, YES!! ii 4 row: Lynn Stone, Kathy Darrington, Camille Hurd, Ramona Smoote, Gwen Patterson, Jeff Maslan, Ann Elliott, Darlene Anderson, Joni Colleen Conley,Tami Pittman, Juanita Ford, Yolanda Hutton. Second row: Michele Tacket, Jan Christopher, Tara Bryant, Janette JoElyn McDonald, Amy Glass, Susan Crandle, Melissa Read, Kathy Re-nfro, Sharon Chism, Denise Horn, Kim Hatcher. Third row: Nair, Donna Delahorne, Linda Goodbary, Dorthea Sanders, Lelia Brown, Juanita Ford, Venecia Sutton, Vanessa Minter, Annazette Sharon Holmes, Angela Prudhomme. Fourth row: Ernie Goff, Gary Johnson, Laureen McKenzie, Bruce Bowman, Arthur Mulholland, etsy Lake, Elliott Acolatse, Susan Mattinson, Jan Howard, Cathi Morgan, Kathryn Stewart, Donnie Miler. Back row: Liz Miller, Denise ickman, Terry Grewe, Jerry McCoy, William Kelly, Berne Kluber, Kathy Fain, Allen Litchfield, Jet Kerrigan, Warren Smith, Sonya Thurman, my Whitney, Mary Bundy, Ms. Sallie Trecek. 120 l How would you like to be the first one on your block to be accepted to a school that is so completely different that it's even in a different country? Africa, for instance. This is what Kutu Kamara and Elliott Acolatse have experienced, except vice-versa. They are exchange students, our first ones from Africa, and they attend BTW through a program called Youth for Understanding. YOUTH FOR UNDERSTANDING -, fy V Elliott Acolatse and Kutu Kamara gf 1 'SN' at ag row: Joni Myers, Karen Hartloper, Nancy Alexander, Willie Williams, Back row: Nlancy Fogel, Steve Edwards, Laureen McKenzie, Tom Braunlich, Mr. Otis Autry. T2+T2+T2 +T2 + . . .when will we stop? Never, we continue to challenge the new problems we face in the field of mathematics. Competition is the fun part as we try to win honors over other Tulsa schools. SCIENCE CLUB Visiting Dowell Research Lab and the Children's Medical Center showed only one small area of the many fields open in Science. The need to explore these horizons comes because of our early interest in the world of science. Ford Brett, Sponsor Ruth Clemmons, Lea Coleman, Patrick Hall, David Hamilton, Larry Hampton, Bob Larson, Jerry McCoy, JoEIyn McDonald, Laureen McKenzie, Harry McMaken, Jim Newcomb, Linda Oldham, NIU ALPHA THETA Hildy Saizow, Venecia Sutton, David Ware, Bob Weisman. t - A .L,L.1,,s1,-X .. . . ' THE . 'lf 'fbi ! fir MZM i A A SSSTTNTFN BOYS STATE AND GIRLS STATE How do you pick two unmarried juniors -- one girl and one boy -that have enough tolerance to S undergo Girls State and Boys State? You have to find A two with great singing ability who can get along with a curious mixture of people, who don't get homesick easily and know enough about Oklahoma not to ask what a combine is. lt wasn't hard to find two because people of these unusual abilities are easy to spot. V tv?-T Y yy'-v K- , A txftsi t Jim Newcomb and Carol Studenmund , NATIONAL NIERIT SENN-FINALISTS f lt's one test we definitely could not study for with questions and problems that we'd never even heard of before. We searched into the cold and dark chambers of our minds for information we learned so long ago that we'd almost forgotten it. lt's the PSATINIVISQT test. Oh, it's not that important - only one of the biggest events of our junior year! However, it was well worth it - a possibility of a four year paying scholarship for our efforts. 123 Jim Newcomb and Bob Weisman CHEERLEADERS MQW L PN f 1. -Mfkzwn' ' ' , X 't , .- . K 0 if LA A. . V -E-A . x ft! at ., . 3 , Q 9 ' . ' ' ' .. --or ,fe if e ., may 4 4 Q Q Q 5 . A J E' ,J-9 t AW 125 gf. .. '-QA-. ' vnu Varsity Cheerleaders: Captain Gwen Patterson, Co-Captain Darlene Anderson, Elaine Nothern, Gaylan Norman, Amy Glass, Betsy Lake, Shardell Johnson, Linda Smith, Renee Rowe. .......-f.,,.....,.-.- .- ...4-my 1-smlvbs firm, e 4Nf:mv: 'f 5 ' ga , A ?'Q,'7' ' k , 4 N 1' H M3 ,ggnw K '1 '- N's' A-ff ' ' ::'-- v , ' , Y r i , M., 1. M 'N' f - t - T '?,.4s.,T ,f-.SI, ?w-Q'. 'Q3-44Z'xT,' ' 'Um' ' ll -.1 -,J ,Ai ' -A r ' V ' ' 1-'ff , ww A..ff:+xftvf. 1 IYMNASTICS TEAM Joyce Carlson, Janet Carlson, April Eubanks, Wanda Payton, Susan Athens, Gretchen Nelson, Amy Whitney, Liz Bate, Alicia King. Front row: Kathy Hines, Lisa Hartman, Susan Bassham, Sarah Engel, Becky Fain, Julie Whitaker. Back row: Janine Teague, Kristy Cadenhead, Kathy Fain, Janette Lynch, Katsy Chappell. ........,E.,.. i5g'5'f l . J 4- it ' 2 A K,,, .ff 1 A, , In Z , n W 2, . is.,-4, .,, . ' g My A ,,,.' fi I -' ' ff .W . W fe it g n ,fn M ' ' e jr x f ,, 4' t L J ,fs , ' A ,tp '11 J ' rc: V J f 'h we :fx ,gg i f V, W 1 , A V V, I In 'H w e ,, 1 V .. ,gf .5 .K 5, 1 ,f F V 4 V, ,, I , , i , , f 'f?i?f'W I' SYNCHROMZED SWIMMING Puppets in the water and stars and stripes a-floating. Our first public presentation this year was at the very successful guidance fair. We continued to display our grace and beauty in the water throughout the year. COSIVIETOLOGY Cosmetology. The art of beauty. The girls in Cosmetology club uphold this art every day. Along with going to a 3 hour class - we take field trips to different junior highs, demonstrating good grooming, personal- ities and self- improvement. Some of our members come from other schools, such as lVlcLain and Central, but we don't mind. After all, beauty is only skin deep. LIBRARY NCatalog card no. BW 267 Booker T. Washington, 1948. This is just one of thousands of cards in our library's card catalog. Library club members are here to help you find your way through the maze. Front row: Ms. Peggy Devonshire, Linda Ednon, Sandra Holmes, Second row: Kim Hatcher, Donald King, Jackie Stewart, Billie Foster, Danny Myers, Natalie Smith. T Ms. Gerry Gaines - Sponsor, Dianna Harris, Veronica Traylor, Sue Norman, Kathy Thompson, Teresa McFalI, Harriet Emerson, Natisse Jones. 0-Editor Donna Delahorne HORNET VOICE There was a new sport going on this year and only a few witnessed. It was a contest of who could drive each other crazy first- The Oklahoma Eagle or the Hornet Voice staff. Coach Brewer was in there fighting against broken type machines and presses that didn't work, alienated staffers and missed dead lines. The quarterbacks - Donna D. and Craig - called the shots as they were and ended up with some pretty darn good newspapers. Among the other shortages this year was a shortage of ad money coming in to bolster the economy of the Hornet Voice. We had fun trying to interview George Harrison or Billy Preston and one of our editors was an attendant to Miss Hornet. fNo, not Craig, dummyl. There seemed to be an eternal great battle between the Paper Punks and the Yearbook Yo Yo's. Would you believe a gala 12 page Christmas issue that al- most came out in January? Good papers take a lot of work and a dedication few realize. We had a sense of humor and that helped too! Ms. Barbara Brewer, adviser frank Boldoe, Craig Bryant, Donna Delahorne, Greg Goodwin, Vickie Helm, Leonard Hopkins, Gary Johnson, Laura 128 lohnson, Jay Lebow, Nikita Maxie, JoEIyn McDonald, Matt Savage, Michael Smith, Carol Studenmund, Pam Tenison, Sherri Vasey, Kenneth Walsh S - f N i-C ll nillm gk i h- 5.-,ww f,ggiM14zm,Qzff:frXf16-f2Wf'H33 1- ' ' ' A 1 Q . - Q x .A 4 3' R 'Q Wm, , . ? 'Q Q -6' H' Co-Editor Craig Bryant ,, Q,-f N W91! 2 ,M K -s-.fn I .4 .lf X s I -av a--wwe!!! 6 2 QE v 5 STAGE BA D u ng 'L 'ont row: Steve Johnson, Dave Ware, Tom Braunlich, Mike Walker, Maurice Hopkins, Second row: Robert Turner, Erma Lacy, ohh Giazier. Standing: Elmer Davis, Everett Samuels, Pat Savage, Carlye Jirnmerson, Mark Rhodes, David Brown, Nikita Iaxie, Thomas Hunter, John Baidwin. igkifg r..- 'Z' IIRCHESTRI ln-...nl YQ 'S 'qv Front row: Patrice Penny, Joel Aronowitz, Dorinda Donnell, Dennis Peterson, Karen Nash, William Mosier, Jane Vick, Norman Wasson, Conlee l Campbell, Diana Hardin. Back row: Al Bass, Debra Jones, Jennifer Vanderburg, Ms. Ann McNally, Nancy Newby, Cathi Morgan, Patricia Price, I Valencia Mansker, Sonia Jones, Janet Gorrell, Susan Mattinson, Mark Boyette. , I X I CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Love, happiness and friendship. lf you're looking for these, just follow the crowd with the smiles on their faces and I ht i their Front row: Greg Sturge, Kip Foltz, Dennis Peterson, David Fiunnels, Tim Musgrove, Dwight Pete, Jerry McCoy, Ken Personett, aug er nl . Steve Hickman, Helen Thompson, Kathy Post, Tammy Fiiffle. Back row: Carol Alexander, Ann Elliott, Dana Livingston, Janette eyes- Christian Douglass, Becky Ball, Connie Cole, Ann Tigue, Liz Miller, Debbie Shannon, Kate Erland, Elaine Northern, Pam Muse, Robin Fellowship 2terryg,'Lind5 Harrig Kiren Hartloper, Brenda Harris, Prissy Hawks, Jetta Miller, Vicki Schak, Denise Guess, Robyn Kerby. - an ing: ennie an ston. 131 BLACK HERITAGE WEEK The color of our skin: can somebody tell us what it really means. . . Does it represent the devil, evil and a curse? No, it's beautiful, magnificent and cold-blooded. They gave us a week and told us to express our heritage but there was a question. How can we really get involved when for so long we've been forgotten? We elected a queen, sponsored a dance and had an assembly that let everybody know we were proud of our heritage and our people, and will continue to be proud as long as our skin remains BLACK. Mr. and Miss Black Heritage: Elliot Acolatse and Kutu Kamara .uu- IIRLS ENSEIVIBLE row: Michele Walker, Felisa Evans, Ann Teague. Second Colleen Conley, Naomi Butcher, Susan Athens. Third row: Walker, Sarah Engle, Shelia Terry. Fourth row: Pam Smith, Post, Wynona Lester. Fitth row: Carolyn Flippo, Marie gictoria Austin. Back row: Arlene Darwin, April Eubanks, rown. 8 Karen Daniels Connie Neln Second row Connie Cole Linda Chatman Carol Alexander Cheryl Vo eding Valerie Oates Marian Vann Marian Cornelius Cathy DeFalco Margaret Jenkins Helen Thompson Laurie rown Vicky Shultz Third , Debra Davis, Janice Street, Shari Horner, Heather Veale, Annette Goe, Darlene Anderson, Kutu Kamara. Back row: ry gflorrls, Charles Davis, Bryan Moses, Bill Ryan, Lester Shaw, Harry Henderson, Ronnie Flunnels, Eddie Davis, Michael Morrison, Dwight ortez Rex. row: Etoyce Davis, Brenda Hinson, Dana Livingston, Camille Hurd, Denice Lewis, Gigi Thomas, Ann Milton, Joyce Hamilton, Angela r AFRO-AMERICAN SOCIETY Now let us make one thing perfectly clear. We are not Africans!!! Simpl Black Americans concerned about th motheriand and its teachings and hovi we can take those teachings and make this America a better land. Afro- American Society believes in hippin not only BTW students but people al around to what being young and blacl is all about. Our involvement in Blaclf Heritage Week was evidence of out concern W ,W,.,,,,,, .t,,, . ,. .,.. 1,5 V g A i,k?1,,,,,, .,., ,, , V :S I '-.Z 'fy A --M f-Els... Front row: Sharon Holmes, Renee Hooks, Denise Slaughter, Fiaynette Murrell, Christy Daniels, Harriet Emerson, Jackie Emerson, Angela ' Turner, Sherri Fiodgers, Darlene Anderson, Lisa Evans, Diane Hughes. Second row: Jan Christopher, Freddie Winesberry, Marie Walker, Cynthia Pierce, Jackie Steward, Kim Smith, Neata Jennings, Lisa Latimer, Joyce McClellan, Pam Edwards, Debra Davis, Sharon Chism, An- nazette McCane, Carlye Jimerson, Janice Streete, Willie Williams.Third row: Annette Goe, Greg Goodwin, Thomas Landrum, Kim Shaver, Truson Connery, Vernon Wilson, Debbie Pitts, Anegla Gill, Bonnie Henderson, Valerie Oates. Fourth row: Patrice Penny, Bryan Moses, Renee Nelson, Camille Hurd, Jeffrey Listenbee, Vickie Shaver,Tim Turner. Back row, Greg Watkins, Thomas Todd, Kester Wilder, Murphy Sylvan, Eric Guess, Jimmy Friday, Lester Shaw, Marian Vann, Spring Dangerfield, Mike Morrison, Keith Colbert. l IVIARCHING BAND Left, right, left, right, left, right, into a project to get new band uniforms by the end of next year. New drums and new members made us twice as overwhelming as last year. Pep rallies, half time entertainment and Santa's parade were just a few displays of our marching show. is , -5-1 iw C ,, Q. , ,451 y t ., :,j,51gs-Aff? f .6 'ff 'jig fr 262.2 ront row: Band Queen Carlye Jimerson, Marian Cornelius, Joyce McClellan, Angela Turner, Kim Midget, Rodney Haynes, Brad Adams, erald Taylor, William Bulter, Kevin Malone, Mike Malone, Diana Hughes, Jan Christopher, Kim Shaw, Rhonda Bales, Drum major David rown. Second row: Michelle Fields, Susan Streets, Vicky Parks, Sherri Hall, Elizabeth Bates, Joni Myers, Patricia Hudson, Kristy Veale, aisietta Montgomery, Pam Smith, David Runnells, Dicky Griffin, Erma Lacy, Katsy Chappelle, Back row: Thomas Hunter, Susie Hurt,Susan ,arpenter, Willette Gardner, Pam Edwards, Gloria Harris, Steve Hickman, Phillip Tyson, Tom Gent, Dewayne Morris, Ernie Goff, Mark Vunchell, Mike Walker, Peter Wuenschel, Paul Samuels, Warren Smith, Mr, Elmer Davis, Jr. 136 f ,, W r, V, .Gulf M Ox 2 ML!! Allis WAJORETTES EXPLORER row: Captain Kim Midget, Co-captain Diane Hughes. Second row: Kim Shaw, Rhonda Bales. row: Marian Cornelius, Angela Turner. Back row: Joyce McClellan, Jan Christopher. . 4' .l, Q T . community at large is our goal as Explorers. We took a ski trip and went to an old folks home as some of our special activities. row: Carol Barnes, Ernie Goff, Janette Douglas, Karen Nash, Darnell Harrison, Micheline Smoote, Second row: Ms. Brenda Barre, Murre, Bryan Wiley, Reggie Freemyer, Tim Harper, Jane Vick, Valerie Cagel, Pam Bernstein, Ann Elliot, Amy Blakemore, Mike 138 4 il J 3 fi - .. ' JP x 'K' it DANCE ENSEIVIBLE Front row: Ms. Barbara Coleman, Captain Cynthia Bryant, Regina Carter, Co-Captain Jan Jackson, Ms. Marsha Smith. Back row: Etoyce Davis, Felicia Evans, Spring Dangerfield, Sandra Burks, Laverne Syas, Pat Henderson. SPEECH STUDENTS COIVIPETE Morning came early to the BTW speech team. 5 or 6 otclock seemed to be a regular starting time for students to bundle bags curlers, scripts, debate briefs and themselves into buses and head off for such exciting places as Muskogee or Miami. There were two special places where selected students were able to compete. Houston: seen from the inside of a car, a motel room and a school room. Fortunately we were able to escape from Houston for some to continue to another, more exciting tourney. New Orleans: we saw a bit more scenery. Someone said something about visiting a sick grandfather on Bourbon Street. And finally, Sweepstakes: Booker T. Washington speech team won at Pryor where we captured five firsts, acquiring the trophy now on exhibit in lVlr. Goode's room. ik ' ' 1 Q ' , if l .. . . .:,. .. 141 .ag 1-xox ghd' i , Q Voodwind Quintet: Kathy Ghormley, Julie Tuers, Stacy Stewart, Bob Weisman, David iamilton, Kip Foltz, Chris Glover. Diano Trio: Larry Hampton, Jan Wilkerson, Janet Gorrel. INSTRUMENT ENSEIVIBLES . it gi if t. Q . 5 . 1, wfzmfwf 1 mwawt Woodwind Ensemble: Kathy Ghormley, Julie Tuers, Kip Foltz, Bob Weisman, David Hamilton. 32? ML .K V . 1 Q - Q4-f, ,:., H 4' if -f J? 4 'i 53, String Trio: Janet Gorrel, Nancy Newby, Jan Wilkerson. ,U miami is M i .Q f ' ' . , r at Brass Trio: Tim Newby, Bob Weisman, Jim Swindell. l ' V if' J s ' N' N n it -ff'-fa 'S' 1 of W by V 3? 43 -P' 1 s 1 -4 QM I Q, va, 1 A ,mr - f 41:1 gui- Y' ' 1 A 7 ' f . , V ' K 3 ' , . i. ' ' KJ! ww J' X ' N' rg., wg: E: I x . . K AA L J X, , iri . :,.. ..... , , : ,, ,J T X 55 Viola Quintet: Front row: Nancy Newby, Janet Gorrel, Jan Wilkerson. Back row: Bob Weisman, Larry Hampton. Brass Trio: Jim Swindell, David Hamilton, Tim Newby. Q Q S String Quartet: Jan Wilkerson, Larry Hampton, Nancy Newby, Janet Gorrel. va X ltis Autry, Tara Bryant, Connie Cole, Steve Engle, Norman Gainey, Kim Galusha, Kathy Ghormley an Howard, Anthony Marshall, Ellen Murphy, Scott Orme, Pam Patrick, Adam Sebran, Ed Works. f f ..-,4- .W 'IAQ Es. ,W . As. tg r W , -a s. A W or K' 5 2 ff, HORNET STAFF Putting together a yearbook is kind of like going snipe hunting: your friends get you all excited about this cute little bird and then you stay up all night with your paper bag and flashlight and end up with nothing but a rock tand sometimes not even thatl. Anyway, being on Y.B. staff is no glamour trip even though you get your picture on a special page and a certain notoriety from friends after it comes out. At least it's not a light bulb this year. Got any more bright ideas. Wolfing down hamburgers and fries, was one of our more enthusiastic activities the days we stayed after school trying to catch up. We made deadlines on time which was a problem last year. Ms. Brewer advised, encouraged and prodded us on until we came up with a whole yearbook. Taking a backwards - frontwards glance at the yearbook may tell you why you saw the staff in a state of confusion after an hour in room 222. And it was fun decorating our own little corner to work away from the curious eyes of the public. E 'ri' E ' 144 4-'if A ,. ,ia gg ,G ik if 1 .3-'L ff-wg Connie Cole, editor dp.. 145 rw- ww xg iiaiiai ' '49 in I Ki 4 wwf-Q ' 1 f A g , . ,,,L L 4 ' . , A 4 ff' hazuaw ,, HXQMIT 'rl Q asm w?wfH,fxQ4gw BWQQWYWEWQ ...ang fm-, .HL M- 'I ' zg3wm.,gy , , gn ,fe A rf fi .15 ff fm fffff Q , M' , if MH o L., QMZW, . Fun-nw . . ,S , S1 , 1 1 I 5 , LQ if Q Ms. Barbara Brewer, adviser L r I Qiff' r wr f r f 'mf HORNET STAFF aiu Q3 -.F ,-eq .f 'Q xxyv 69 JTUDENT COUNCIL :Sit down in the back. Be quiet. Will you proceed, :lease? Maybe the council wasn't really this bad, aut one meeting might have left you with the mpression that we didn't quite have it together. Drobably the school's biggest club, we started out vith new sponsors, new ideas, new 'epresentatives. But no matter how many times we met, we got the same old results - nothing. Our one big project was a student lounge with which we achieved success. Because of student apathy, even a new president didn't make democratic government a vital force within our school. Because of so little give-a-damn it was like trying to revive a dead fish. X33 sump., Q-man-f' L igfffzgy iront row: Annette Goe, Becky Ball, Donna Delahorne, Jef Kerrigan, Leonard Hopkins, Second row: Jerry McCoy, Melissa Read, Carol itudenmund, Amy Glass, Susan Mattison, Gwen Jones, Carol Alexander, Cathy Hines, Norman Gainey, Third row: David Ware, Allen itchfield, Kathy Fain, Ford Brett, Andrea Eckard, Lynn Stone, Robin Berry, Randy Burke, Chris Glover. Fourth row: Denise Horn, Terry Grewe, 'latt Savage, Jan Howard,Yuki Wilkens. Standing: Venecia Sutton, Deborah Powell, Laureen McKenzie, Mike Paul, Paul Cowdin, Norvell Bray, Eric Guess, Julius Smith, Truson Connery, Greg Sturge, Pam Tenison, Louis Peoples, Fiobyn Kirby, Thomas Todd, Michelene Smoote, lavid Brown, Brenda Carter, Cortez Flex, Mary Mayhue, Terry West, Mr. Rick Arrington. 9 -,,, ,,.. , , I mfnwWwW,,M,wami W., ., . , , . , mwah Linda Ernest Yount, Melisse Murray, W, ,N . 1 row: Sherri Rodgers, Gretchen Nelson, Kaye Chappell, Willette Sumbry, Jackie Emerson, Erma Thompson, Timothy Jeffries, Jackie Alesia Latimer, Renee Hooks, Felisa Evans. Second row: Kevin Matthews, Sharon Chism, Pam Edwards, Susan Street, Angela Annazette McCane, Ann Teague, Lenise Guess. Third row: Lupe Menaen, Kathy Harris, Ernie Goff Jr., Michelle Tackett. Back 148 HEALTH CAREERS CLUB ff 'x ,aw t, wt, at ' Lagina Canady, Linda Crisp, Linda Goodbary, Johnnie Griffin, Sandra Hartz, Sharon Holmes, Freda Love, Randy Marrs, Debra Moore, Debra Nelson, Linda Oldham, Avis Powell, Fay Price, Stan Smith, Judith Watson INTERACT rt . Bottom to top: Kate Rogers, Dwight Pete, Mark Davis, Suzie Anstheth, Ann Adams, David Grant, Gretchen Sahler, Susan Johnson, President Tracy Chowins, Clyde McCane, Cheryl Cook, Cheryl Vogeding, Carol Studenmund, Cathy Lewis,- Carol Alexander, Ms. Linda Henry. Scalpel, scissors and into a health career we go. We listen diligently to the films and question speakers who visit often to guide us into health related fields. Adventuring through the wonderland of Hillcrest Hospital was one of our educational field trips. Interact is dressing up like clowns, building floats, arranging window displays and helping needy families. We are here to serve the school and the community and there was no better place to start than at BTW's Guidance Fair. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Taking and processing and developing and taking and et cetera. We've always got a camera around our necks ready to catch the My unexpected on film. This year we got new equipment including a color processor and we continue to have one of the best labs in Oklahoma. it x vp- ront row: Phillip Vincent, Joel Scott, Julie Hanley, Steve Engle, John Wilson, Brian McDaniel, Adam Sebran, Heidi Hiteshue, Todd Wolfson, ack row: Brent Hamilton, Kim Waid, Darby Wixon, Lois Tarver, Erma Thompson, Margaret Wilson, Andrea Eckard, Daphne Looper, Linda lemons, Mark McGuire. ecretary Kim Wade, Treasurer Judy Back, President Kenneth Walsh. Not pictured: Vice President Andrea Eckard. 150 11' N, yn I if ., ,ffm Q 1? .-.-no-4 September: Larry Barnes, October: Harriet Emerson, September: Carlye Jimerson. BOY AND GIRL r 5 .V 6 ,W nz-. ., 'M'ts?fZf,t.t4o 'K J 5' E X :W-- ff in I K - ly' fI's,f ui K' ' Q, ' - K. 1' . V' 'fx' 'if' , . 1- uf we , 5125 f r fi Q r 3 2 X K L., ' 'S . . October: Nathaniel Walker. 151 I 41261 Ms 'ir I -A. fl filw , fr r hz' ' N, . , 1 I -QM uk,-'t' Ldv. Y ' .... ' , A-2 '.-Q an 4 2 ,tr ,A 3 kk .A N w. at r t t. fift ' v M., , 1 ... t 0.1 ' fx-ft X fri' W ,941-v 944 , . t o ,. V, t, ,t .f 1 -.Ne ,L m 4 - , .,......v- December: Larry Grundy and Kim Midget 1 1 Xi 5 gif 5 xg X 3 'f Ni eu 'le xx H fifh, h.. K, 1 M S Q fj,,ff, be L J S!wf::?'f asf: V.. . at . 5 .yur X DR 531 S ,f ..,- , .A H Q ii W November: Kirk Mosley and Jan Jackson BOY AND GIRL OF THE MONTH ,Vw dung i i s ,g -if . Q i ' Wm am ., tf ,WJ January: Sam Brown and Christy Daniels ,Wa February: Elliot Acolatse and Venecia Sutton March: Greg Goodwin and Marian Cornelius G he ' 39? Aw? I 1 3 - :gg jf'Sj5fg5?g - X. oo.x to S 5 1 X E May: Anthony Marshall and Nina Oldham April: Greg Walker and Marian Vann We represent the entire senior class. Blacks, whites, Indians, freaks, straights, phonies, all of us are people. You can't just hand us a sucker and say: Congratulations, you made it! You must prove to us that we are worth the position. Give us a quiz, a test, see if we can do a tumble, but be sure we're the ones you want. If we don't represent you, speak up! Boy and Girl of the Year BOY AND GIRL OF THE YE!-ll Carlye Jimerson xo.. i x' X Larry Barnes L, ,,vs. Va I 1 Yuen , P your Scfmoff, ----,......,,. -ie.. ACTIVITIES PERIOD zt r E t ' We Jr. Red Cross. Front row: Linda Criss, Nancy Taylor, Liz Miller, Cathy Morgan, Gaylyn Norman, Mr. Elvy Harrop. Second row: Michelle Cleve- land, Jackie Stewart, Yvonne Biddle, Franco Wiley, Gale Jones, Sharon Overstreet, Cynthia Bryant, Steve Edwardsi Carlos Harrison, Rose Walker, Debra Walker. Back row: Claris Hartloper, Susan Coleman. FB I Chess Club. Front row: Denny Kolb, Eric Kiss, Richard Kolb, Sandy Hartz, Debbie Miller, Jim Major. Back row: Tom Braunlich, Rollie Tesh, Nick Joha, Randy Martin, Marty Battese, John Debose, Mr. Frank Whatley. CHESSCLUB Pawns and rooks and kings and queens and bishops and knights make chess. Not quite! The game is much more complicated than a checkerboard square and 32 shapely pieces. JR. RED CROSS How many times did you see the big red cross in the main hall? Or the Christmas stockings filled with candy and oranges in your homeroom? Or any of the wall posters advertising Junior Red Cross? Sponsor Elvy Harrop and his many loyal helpers made all this possible. A realization of the needs of others brought good results. l ,.t V g Q i 4. 'E A .,fg, rg, I f' A ftt , l r it P DECA A pyramid of power. Working in the city and working for each other, the DECA members learn more and more about sales and business and the market. With inflation taking over our market, we try to understand our businesses better. Maybe we can change things in the future. 159 DECA Sweetheart Cassandra Gill o-'t 'w' at i T Front row: Robert Lewis, Maggie Jenkins, Kenneth Pierce, Hestella Flowers, Ryder Walker, Clarence Blades. Second row: Victor Napier, Reather Davis, Sponsor Marsha Weems, Louis Stewart, Thurmaple Cole, Nathaniel Walker. Third row: Johnnie Seals, Cortez Rex, Scott Sutton, Eric Guess. Fourth row: Sylvester Petty, Cassandra Gill, Franco Wiley. Fifth row: Nedra Jones, Don Williams. Back row: Byron Diggs. 'S 3 Front row: President Nathaniel Walker, Treasurer Maggie Jenkins, Sec- ond Vice President Victor Napier. Second row: First Vice President Ken- neth Pierce, Secretary Reather Davis, Parliamentarian Louis Stewart. Third row: Frank Wiley, Historian Hestella Flowers, Reporter Cortex Rex, Chaplain Byron Diggs. 3 is 1 ,5 ., 4 ev! 'H f 2 ' . Q if ,fi 1 -.1 1 Q I J' , it X .. ' X 41 4.4 4 it Y. ,af ,f YG I if 'lm :. ,,.. ff' '-li k ,I - nphomore Attendant Sherri Horner 9' is J5- K Q X we bmi, - -gn-at it MISS HOIVIECOIVIING AND ATTENDANTS Junior Attendant Angela Gill -Q Q. 'ik 'YAYQJ f , , . ., - ' ' 'X K fi X X .f.p'1,'t, -1 v,',- ','P?', .-. 1' J , , 'P ,rn ' -.f,5,,, - N.,-f, ,.1..iftN ' , fp,-ww-1'-Q.NbAi.VV , 1 i 7-' 4 .-,i-gf. ., .. ' .N -4, . Sf, . M . A .v wgnrf, -' ygw: :fsff17'Hiff i f f.,,,t. ' j:t2rgf'r'f'f: '5'-'f.,3'v6-'5- , A A j+.,,.,,ag if--V :, f N ,. W' WL., W, ki Lg NVQ, ,3 Miss Homecoming Spring Dangerfield and Escort Robert Hardy VICA Week in February is it A . . .Slogan Day, Community Awareness and a fashion show gave an insight into the world of VICA. FBLA We visited IBM Corporation and several local banks. These were some of our activities to deal with business opportunities in this area. Many of us held part time jobs in businesses throughout the year. 161 Front row: Mr. Larry Thomas, Bruce Adams, Harriet Emerson, Jackie Campbell, Janet Aurbert, Denise Jackson, Ella Wells, Beverly Walker. Back row: Jeffrey Listenbee, Darnell Speed, Reggie Walker, Greg Wel- borne, David Lewis, Marcus Coleman, Dale Nelson, Kerrye Woods. Sitting. Left: Marcia Fetterman, Nina Oldham, Betty Harris, Margo Hunt. Flight: Debra Daniels, Pam Williams, Jan Jackson, Stephanie Sanders. Standing: Diana Viall, Cheryl Triplett, Febra Austin, Linda Tyson, Lynnice Anderson, Gwyn Patterson, Kathy Darrington, Theodoshia McLaurin, Gwen Jones, Doris Halley, Lavern Syas, Kim Shaw, Ms. Violet Patterson. onna nd Kutu Kamara gli? HORNET ATTENDANTS How many girls do you Know that stand in front of the pictures of the former lVls. Hornets in the main hall with hopeful looks on their faces? Quite a few, right? All hoping that someday, they may be as lucky as those forty-three were, all in their own particular year of happiness. A new face added to the list this year is the one of our Miss Hornet 1974-75, Carlye Jimmerson. xv? in Miss Hornet Carlye Jimerson !s4, v I 1 N l sf 2 N 1 1 Q. sf, M ,Su V Nl -5? 163 45 w f any A .... . X4 ATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The smartest people we know -- The National Honor Society. No matter what their field, math, science, English, they're the best at it. i l Ji i Treasure Weisman r Nina Oldham, President David Hamilton, Secretary Jan Howard, Vice-president Bob Seniors Ann Adams' Bruce Adams' Joel Aronowitz David Barbee James Beckstrom Bruce Bowman Ford Brett' Tara Bryant' Connie Cole Lea Coleman' Deborah Daniels Donna Delahorne Nancy Fogel' Kathy Ghormley' Mike Golan' Patrick Hall David Hamilton' Larry Hampton' Betty Harris' Judy Harris Cathey Hartloper' Cynthia Hoyle Jan Howard' Gary Johnson Gwendolyn Jones Kutu Kamara Cindy Koons Bob Larson' Jerry McCoy Laureen McKenzie Pam Muse Dale Nelson Peter Newby Tim Newby' James Newcomb' Nina Oldham' Dwight Pete Michelle Rollins Hildy Saizow Michael Smith' Carol Studenmund Venecia Sutton' Jim Swindell Pam Tenison' Carol Tuers' Robert Weisman ' Yuki Wilkins Juniors Carol Alexander Diane Baker Eddie Blair Craig Colclasure Kathy Fain Chris Glover Linda Goodbary Janet Gorrell Terry Grewe Diana Hardin Peggy Harris Dennis Hickman Robyn Kerby Jef Kerrigan Berne Kluber Mark Maguire Matt Major Susan Mattison JoElyn McDonald Arthur Mulholland Linda Oldham Gerald Peel James Reed Tom Ryba Paul Whitney Karen Widdicombe Rick Williams ' 2nd year ...J ,ww Matt Savage, service Carlye Jimerson, service TWENTY-FOUR OUTSTANDING SENIURS prominence as the faculty and administration acknowledged twenty outstanding Seniors for their superior academic achievement and distinguis service. Anthony Marshall, service ,X 1 4 . 3 Jim Newcomb, academic Ford Brett, academic E as ij i i f , I Bob Weisman, academic Venecia Sutton, academic Pam Tenison, academic Washington seniors reached the levels of he X 9, f me X sm. ' + -tif' K was . fc, -t f . gg. ti its if sc- Nkvtf s a. - W N Sxf'fx3Z, was iii 3, if Q W i- agsv . -at Qs 'N www H 1, 'ffzw .. -ag . Jerry McCoy, service Carol TUGVS, GC X it t Michael Smith, academic ademic 1- Nina Oldham, HCHGGVTNC Donna Delahorne, service YM- Nancy Fogel, academic Elaine Northern, service ,F . - Kirk Mosley, service Sam Brown, service Cathy Hartloper, service Bruce Adams, service I 4, J' Larry Hampton, service Carol Studenmund, academic and academic and service 1 vim fe LHUVGSH MCKGUZR9, academic David Hamilton, academic Not pictured: Bob Larson, academic Time. We can't always find enough of it to do everything we want to whether it is coaching a pee wee baseball club or the mighty Hornet football team. There's always something more important for the school administrators to do, like filling out unexcused tardy and absent slips. What's more, the Board of Education firmly believes that someone who devotes himself mainly to one job, should be paid for that job, and no other. lThere's always the privlledge of being an unpaid assistant coach to heighten a person's delight. Nothing like itll As a result of this shortage of spare time and the Board of Educatlon's city wide directive Irvin Brown will replace Bob Mayes as head football coach and Orlando Hazley will not be coaching the track team next year. Both chose'to remain assistant principals. 'Q SWS 'isftws ssivaifxwatf Q SY V N' When they were passing out the voices who do you think got up bright and early and leaned at the door long before sunrise? No, it wasn't Maria Muldare or Lawrence Welk or Dianne Carroll. It was the crickets. They outsang us all. That is, until the fatal day of the Guidance Fair, when our Concert Choir outsang and outshone every cricket in the house. And we were all there to listen and to smile and wave at our friends to try to make them mess up or laugh. Ask me how it feels. l'lI answer, have you ever been handed a star? It's better than a cherry sprite. Ask me if it's working out and l'Il answer. If you have the time. lim 'af 'au ar , My RI .y ft If ' VV?,M,-ru' Qi. A iii Qtzksi .,., 51 , ,EA ,fry- L W ' A 'JRE 1 , l, 4' ky' grae-'ng' , 72,4 ,5r'Qf?fWf1fw1f4'f ' 5?fffEQ Y wffntmve-' 'ffjji '53, 'iff' rr. it Vai, .. ,, i4'I.,v:' 'Q' . A iz ' f'if ' 'QQTQ7 N ' '. Y, 601' '41 V fy b ., xr. fill. QCVLGL A y. YQ' ' v. -wg , , 3, I wonder while l'm sitting in zoology class, are people interested? Is ole Walter Cronkite sitting on the edge of his seat to see what developed during my day at Booker T. Washington? Does he really want to know when he asks questions about it or is it just the news? Does he care enough to respect me or is it idle interest? When he says, and that's the way it is is he E glad that's the way it is? i As we grow older, we realize that age is starting to matter and we realize that little brothers and sisters are waiting to follow us to Booker T. When we leave, their only purpose will be to keep our last names in the yearbook . . g. or so we think. N x0 ls' an jam '! I ww Co 5 S. Pencils, pens, paper, notebooks, erasers, spirals, emergency rubber bands, extra cartridges for ink pens, small containers of Kleenex: supplies for a new school year. But how did we prepare ourselves mentally? We conformed at first so we could observe from the sidelines, then as we began to test the water a little, we grew into individuals and made attempts at communication that we applauded ourselves for starting. But we got to the point of no returng we began to talk to each other, thinking we understood. Being new was exciting: being old was feeling looked up to. Being new was importantg being old was being wise. Just being there was the whole fun of it. After completing another year of school, we remember when we were happy, and when we were embarrassed, but never anything in between . . . We hope someday words like race will only pertain to cross country or roller derby. if F W, ,,., Q ' ' S Q an - n J! ' r -if Qin., . 'Ng ws- .ie Fm- , as ,. ., '31 fir. ,QL , ,M wb , .A x ,AQ -5. We 1g4i3i A gtk' if iw' A A ' -H. v . - fr if r N K . , Mg . m .xx . K X as 1 1 Fourteen people came together this year to create a memory. To give you something to look back on. To reminisce and to laugh over. We've been excited and we've been upset. We attempted the unusual and reached for the unique. The book that opened from from the back, the cover without orange and black were just steps to pave the way for allowing BTW's yearbook to become as creative as the mind can be. The '75 Hornet tried to capture all the moments that made it neat being here. The quiet times, the tense and happy times made this book but more importantly each one of us made this book by being ourselves. Connie Cole Editor Coleman, Ms. Barbara 102, 139 Coleman, Lea 52, 55, 122, 165 Coleman, Marcus 55, 161 Coleman, Susan 81 Collier , Kenneth 55 Collins, Allison 81 Collins, David 81 Collins, Mickey 36, 42, 81 Conley , Collen 81, 120, 134 Connery, Truson 148 Cook, Cherly 81, 149 Cook, Sylvester 44 Cooper, Gary 68 Cooper, Leonard 81 Copeland, Bobby 68 Cornelius, Marian 55, 134, 136, 138 Cornelius, Virgil 81 Cowan, Julie 91 Cowdin, Paul 55 Cox, John 55 Bland, Ms. JoAnn 103 Blount, Alan 79 Board of Education 99 Boldoe, Frank 44, 68 Bond, Mr. Bill 40, 100 Bond. Jimmie 42, 79 Booker, Joyclyn 54 Borders, John 91 Borders, Stuart 91 Bowlware, Teresa 54 Bowman, Bruce 28, 54, 120, 165 Boyd, Howard 91 Boyette, Mark 79, 131 Bracy, Billie 54 Brasiasky, LaVanche 79 Bratton, Ms. Ella 101 Braunlich, Tom 68, 122, 130 Brazier, Ms. Nancy 101 Brett, Ford 54, 122, 148, 165, 166 Brewer, Ms. Barbara 103, 128, 146 Crabtree, Quinton 44, 55 Crandall, Susan 81, 120 Crawford, Alvin 55 Crawford, Ronald 68 Crisp, Linda 149 Critz, Ms. Myra 102 Crutcher, Denise 68 Cummings, Gale 68 Cunningham, Montgomery 55 D Dangerfield, Spring 55, 139, 160 Daniels, Karen 81, 134 Daniels, Ronald 81 Darrington, Kathy 68, 120, 161 Darrington, Karen 90, 91 Darwin, Arlene 91, 134 Davidson, Sarah 91 Davis, Charles 91, 134 Davis, Clyde 27, 42, 81 David, Debra E. 68 Davis, Debra J. 68, 134 Brookfield, Ms. Grace 116 Brown, Amy 79 Brown, Carolyn 78 Brown, David 66, 68, 130, 136, 148 Brown, Eddie 54 Brown, Essic 44 Brown, Mr. Irvine 44, 103 Brown, James 79 Brown, John 79 Brown, Julie 91 Brown, Larry 79 Brown, Laurie 54, 134 Brown, Lelia 68, 120 Brown, Mr. Manzella 100 Brown, Marsha 134 Brown, Sam 44, 52, 54, 167 Brown, Susan 54 Brunell Donald 68 Bryant, Craig 54, 128, 129 Bryant, Cynthia 68, 139 Bryant, Tara 52, 54, 120, 144, 165 Buck, Mr. Rod 103 D' , Ixon Bass, Sha Davis, Eddie 36, 44, 55, 139 Davis, Mr. Elmer 105, 130, 136 Davis, Etoyce 55, 134, 139 Davis, Kenneth 44 Davis, Linda 66 Davis, Linda F. 55 Davis, Mark 81, 149 Davis, Phyllis 68 Davis, Reather 55, 160 Dean, Charleine 81 DeBose, John 68 Delalco, Kathv 68, 134 Delaho Detjen, rrle, Donna 120, 128, 148, 162, 165, 167 Judi 55 Deville, Doris 81 Deville, Frank 55 Deville , Nora B1 Devonshire, Ms. Peggy 105, 127 Dignan, Rhonda Diggs. Byron 160 Dillard, Lora 81 Dillard, Terry 68 Dinkins, Tyronne 34, 81 Diver, Patrick 68 Byron 42, 81 Buckman, Ruby 91 Buhl, Jeff 68 Bundy, Mary 23, 68, 120 Burke, Charles 68, 148 Burks, Sandra 139 Butcher, Lydia 68 Butcher, Naomi 78, 134 Butler, Machelle 68 Butler, William 136 Byres, Sharon 80 C . Cadenhead, Kristy 91, 126 Cagle, Charles 91 Cagle, Valarie 54 Cailloux, John 54 Calvert, Clyde 68 Campbell, Conlee 80, 131 Canady, Lagine 80, 149 Canfield, Lynette 68 Carbin, Janice 54 Carbin, Michael 54 Carlson, Janet 80, 126 Carlson, Joyce 54, 126 Carney, Barbara 80 Carpenter, Susan 68 Donald, Ronald 81 Donnel, Dorinda 69, 131 Dotson, Melissa 91 Douglass, David 81 Douglass, Janette 40, 67, 69, 120, 131 Dow, Michael 56 Doyle, Nedra 69 Dozier, Paul 81 Duncan, Mr. Ray 117 Duryea, Harold 56 Dykes, Mr, Paul 102 Carr, Jimmie 54 Carroll, Rhonda 54 Carter, Brenda 68, 148 Carter, Janis 54 Carter, Larry 54 Carter, Phillip 27, 42, 80 Carter, Regina 54, 139 Casey, Harold 68 Casey, Juanita 80 Ceasar, Jimmy 54 Ceasar, Ralph 80 Cehak, Vickie 80 Cesar, Ron 40, 67 E Eastwood. Carol 69 Eckard, Andrea 69, 148, 150 Edd, Wilma 81 Edmonds, Chris 81 Edmonds, Susan 91 Edmundson, Karen 69 Edmundson, Linda 69 Edwards, Gary 61 Edwards, Monice 52, 56 Edwards , Pamela 78, 81, 148 Edwards, Ricky 56 Edwards, Steven 42, 81, 122 Elam, Darlene 68 Ellington, Paula 23, 81 Ellington, Tommy 27, 68 Elliot, Ms. Lillian 105 Elliot, Majorie 68, 120, 131 Elston, Camilla 81 Emerson, Harriet 56, 127, 150, 161 Chappell, Katsy 80, 126, 14B Chatman, Linda 55, 134 Chism, Sharon 80, 120, 148 Christopher, Jan 78, 80, 120, 138 Chowins, Tracy 80, 149 Clark, Chris 68 Clark, Rodney B0 Clawitter, John 68 Clements, Manais 80 Clemmons, Ms. Ruth 102, 122 Cleveland, Laurie 91 Cline, Leslie 68 Colbert, Keenan 91 Colbert, Sheri 68 Colclasure, Graig 40, 68, 165 Cole, Connie 55, 134, 144, 145, 16 Cole, Sammy 80 Cole, Thurmaple 55, 159 5 A Ache, Jamie 79 Ache, Mylum 27, 67 Acolatse, Elliot 53. 120, 121 Adams, Ann 53, 149, 165 Adams, BI aine 79 Adams, Bradford 79 Adams, Bruce 53, 161, 165, 167 Adams, ferry 67 Albertson, Alexander Alexander Glenn 53 . Carol 67, 131, 134, 148, 149 , Cyril 67 Alexander, Nancy 53, 122 Alexander, Victoria 67 Anderson, Darlene 67, 125, 126, 134 Anderson, Edward 44 Anderson, Lamac 42, 79 Anderson, Lynnice 53. 161 Andrews, Shelia 67 Ansteth, Leslie 53, 149 Applegate, Danny 79 Applewhite, Ms. Irene 101 Armstrong, Deborah 79 Aronowitz, Joel 53, 131, 165 Arrington, Mr. Rick 101, 148 Ashely, Renee 79 Atchley, Robert 67 Athens, Susan 91, 126, 134 Attebury, Virginia 67 Austin, Febra 53, 161 Austin, Kenneth 32, 42, 79 Austin, Shelia 79 Austin, Victoria 79, 134 Autry, Mr. Otis 101, 122 Autry, Otis 67, 144 B Back, Judy 150 Baker, Aaron 53 Baker, Denise 53 Baker, Diane 67, 165 Baldwin, John 53, 130 Bales, Rhonda 67, 138 Ball, Mr. Allen 100 Ball, Becky 53, 131, 148 Ball, Dwig Bamburg, ht 53 Lisa 53 Banham, Mark 67 Banks, To Bankston. i 67 Mr. Bennie 100, 131 Barbee, Collette 53 Barbee, David 53, 165 Barnes, Bobby 67 Barnes, Carol 67 Barnes, Howard 79 Barnes, Larry 44, 53, 150, 155 Barnett, Gregory 91 Barnett, K eith 42, 79 Barnett, Tammy 91 Barnett, Lea 79 Barnum, Mr. Don 98 Barre, Ms. Brenda 103, 138 Barre, Cheryl 79 Barre, Dia f1l'1e 53 Bass, AI 44, 67, 131 Bass, Anthony 91 Bass, Janet 67 ron 79 Basham, Susan 53, 126 Batchelor, David 40, 67 Bate, Elizabeth 90, 91, 126 Bateman, Jack 79 Battese, Marty 91 Beaty, Mary 54 Beknell, Tony 79 Beckstrom, James 54, 165 Beets, Mickey 67 Bell, Tracy 79 Bennett, Kathy 23, 79 Beningfield. Kelly 79 Berstein, Pam 67 Berry, Cecelia 90, 91 Berry, Glenda 67 Berry, Robin 54, 131, 148 Berryhill, Richard Bess, Donna 79 Biddle, Sandra 67 Biddle, Yvonne 54 Billingsly, David 67 Billington, Judith 54 Bishop, Sharon 79 Bitson, Michael 44, 54 Blackwell, Tami 79 Blades, Clarence 68, 159 Blair, Cheri 54 Blair, William 68, 165 Blackemore, Amy 68 Blakley, Zella 79 Bland, David 79 rst, Veronica 71 tson, Patricia 92 l ia, Ms. Linda 106 ine, Mr. Stan 32, 36, 106 J ckson, Elfago 34, 83 :kson, Elnora 161 Ekson, Jan 52, sa, 139, 152, 161 :kson, Jolene 56 :kson, Marrene 83 ckson, Mr. Robert 109 :obs, Lane 83 zen, Irene 58 fferies, Vent 42, 83, 148 nkins, Margaret 58, 134 ning, DeEtta 83 erson, Carlye 58, 130, 136, 151, 15 1a, Nicholas 83 tnson, Alvin 44 'inson, Dewayne 42 tnson, Dovie 71 tnson, Edna 83 Enson, Gary 58, 120, 128, 165 nson, Ms. Katherine 109 tnson, James 34, 42, 83 tnson, Laurie 128 tnson, Michael 34, 42, 83 tnson, Randy 42, 83 tnson, Ray 42, 83 tnson, Ronald 58 1nson, Shardell 71, 125 1nson, Steve 130 tnson, Susan 78, 83, 149 tnson, Vickie 58 tnston, Keith 71 tes, Brian 42 tes, Dana 71 ces, Deborah 131 es, Earl 58 tes, Edwin 42, 83 ies, Mr. Ernie 27, 42, 109 tes, Gwendolyn 58, 148, 161, 165 tes, Johnny 27, 58 tes, Nedra 58, 159 tes, Norman 44, 58 ies, Sonia 83, 124, 131 'don, Cabrini 84 'dOn, Derrick 32, 71 'don, Duane 32, 71 shua, Benita 92 slin, Bryan 84 rce, Ben 71 stice, Clinton 92 K 'nara, Kuta 58, 121, 134, 162, 165 ser, Alice 84 Ether, Ms. Dorothy 108 ter, Kenneth 71 ly, William 71, 120 rby, Robyn 71, 130, 148, 165 rrigan, Jef 28, 40, 71, 120, 148, 165 Edler, Ruby 84 rey, Ms. Mike 109 ig, Alicia 92, 126 ig, Donald 58, 127 rg, Shelia 58 k, Mr. James 108 s, Eric 71 trell, Debra 71 iber, Berne 71, 120, 165 iber, Bruce 92 gm, David 44, 71 'b, Denny 71 b, Richard 92 ons, Cindy 58, 165 imer, Chris 71 imer, Craig 71 L y, Charles 34, 84 y, Erma 52, 58, 130, 136 d, Floyd 44,58 e, Betsy 71, 120, 125 e, Susan 90, 92 bert, Ms. Sybie 108 drum, Thomas 27 ndry, Lisa 92 rson, Bob 122, 165, 167 imer, Alesia 84, 124, 148 imer, Mr. Fred 98 ck, Joyce 72 Ianc, Larry 92 ow, Jay 72 , Anita 84 b, Libby 84 tnox, Patricia 84 -ster, Letessia 58 ster, Wynona 84, 134 fin, Steve 72 5, 163, 166 Hail, sheriy 82 Hamilton, Amy 92 Hamilton, Mr. Brent 106, 150 David 57, 122, 142, 143, 164, 165, 167 Hamilton, Joyce 57, 134 Hampton, Larry 57, 122, 142, 1 Hamilton, Hankins, Cheryl 82 Hanley, Julia 57, 150 Hanson, Mel 44 Harbert, Alphonzo 57 Harbert, Janet 70, 161 Hardesty, Mary 82 Hardman, Sidney 42, 82 Hardy, Johnny 44 Hardy, Robert 44, 57, 160 Harper, Tim 92 Harper, Ms. Rosemary 106 Harris, Betty 52, 57, 161, 165 Harris, Brenda 82, 131 Harris, Brenda 92 Harris, Cassandra 82 Harris, Cathy 82 Harris, Coella 70 Harris, Eva 92 Harris, Gloria 57, 70 Harris, Joel 70 Harris, Judith 57, 165 Harris, Linda 82, 131 Harris, Nick 70 Harris, Peggy 70, 165 Harris, Ronald 57 Harris, William 57 Harrison, Carlos 57 Harrison, Darnell 34, 42, 82 Harrop, Mr. Elvy 107 Hart, Cherokee 70 Hart, Patrick 82 Hartloper, Cathey 57, 165, 167 Hartloper, Clarice 70 Hartloper, Karen 82, 122, 131 Hartman, Lisa 92, 126 Hartman, Michael 57 Hartz, Sandra 70, 149 Hatcher, Kim 83, 120, 127 Hatcher, Michael 34, 83 Hatchett, Bruce 57 Hawks, Priscilla 92, 131 Hayden, Gary 34, 42, 82 Haynes, Delores 92 Haynes, Rodney 57, 136 Hazley, Mr. Orlando 97 Hearn, Gwendolyn 83 Helm, Vickie 128 Henderson, Chuck 32 Henderson, Donna 57 Henderson, Dovie 57 Henderson, Harry 134 Henderson, Patricia 83, 139 Henry, Ms. Linda 107, 149 Hervy, Arnold 32 Hess, Pamela 70 Hiatt, Terri 57 Hickman, Sally 70, 120, 165 Hickman, Stephen 83, 131 Hicks, Celia 83 Hicks, Gerald 27, 44, 70 Hill, Jamie 83 Hill, Rachelle 70 Hinds, Kathy 70, 148 Hinson, Brenda 83, 134 Hiteshue, Heidi 83, 150 Hoff, Tina 70 Hohengarten, Ms. Donna 106 Holmes, James 42, 83 Holmes, Jimmy 70 Holmes, Sandra 83, 127 Holmes, Sharon 83, 120, 149 Hooks, Michael 44 Hooks, Rodney 27, 87 Hooks, Willa 92, 148 Hopkins, Leonard 57, 128, 148 Hopkins, Maurice 130 Hopson, Marva 92 Hopson, Keith 34, 83 Horn, Denise 70, 120, 148 Horne, Charity 23, 70 Horne, Julie 57 Horner, Shari 87, 134, 160 Housley, Denise 70 43, 165, 167 Emerson, Jaqueline 78, 81, 124, 148 Engle, Sarah 91, 126, 134 Engle, Steve 66, 68, 144, 150 Erby, Essic 36, 81 Erland, Kate 68, 131 Eubanks, April 91, 126, 134 Evans, Charles 81 Evans, Rita 56 F Fain, Becky 91, 126 Fain, Kathy 68, 120, 126, 148, 165 Falrless, Toni 68 Farley, Allen 27, 44, 68 Farley, LaTonya 23, 81 Farris, Wiston 68 Ferrell, Charles 32, 42, 78, 81 Fetterman, Marcia 56, 161 Fields, Darrell 42, 61 Fields, Joe 90, 91 Fields, Michelle 68 Flanagan, Denise 68 Fiippo, Carolyn 134 Flippo, Ms. Jody 105 Florence, Jayne 68 Flowers, Hestella 56, 160 Flowers, Liddie 68 Fogel, Nancy 56, 122, 165, 167 Fogel, Valeria 81 Foltz, Kip 56, 131, 146 Ford, Juanita 23. 68, 120 Ford. Karen 81 Foster, Billy 127 Foster, Jimmy 28, 68 Foster, William 81 Forte, Claude 42, 81 Fox, Timothy 69 Freemyer, Reginald 90, 91 Friday, Jimmy 36, 56 Funkhouser, Robert 81 Fuselier, Rosalind 90, 91 Furch, Mr. James 32, 34, 36, 42, G Gaines, Ms. Geraldine 104, 127 Gainey, Norman 56, 148 Galusha, Kim 56, 144 Gammie, Helen 81, 124 Gardipe. Georgianna 69 Garner, Mr. Robert 107 Garrett, Ricky 81 Geer, Ms. Elizabeth 104, 134 Gent, Thomas 81 Getchell, Sally 81 105 Ghormley, Kathy 56, 144, 146, 165 Gibbs, Ms. Edna 116 Gibbs, Michael 91 Gibbs, Pete 56 Gilbert, John 69 Gilbert, Gregory 92 Gilford, Valeria 81 Gill, Angela 67, 69, 160 Gill, Cassandra 56, 159 Gilliam, Michael 32, 42, 81 Glass, Amy 69, 120, 125, 148 Glazier, John 130 Glover, Chris 69, 148, 165 Goe, Annette 69, 134, 148 Goe, Edwina 81 Goff, Ernie 78, 82, 120, 148 Golan, Michael 165 Goldsberry, Charles 69 Gooch, Mr. Kenneth 104 Goodbary, Linda 23, 70, 120, 149, 165 Goode, Mr. Darrell 107 Goodwin, Greg 52, 56, 128 Gorrell, Janet 56, 70, 131, 142, 143, 165 Howard, Janelle 57, 120, 144, 148, 164, 165 Hoyle, Cynthia 57, 165 Hughes, Dianne 52, 58, 136, 138 Hughes, Johnny 58 Humphrey, Casandra 58 Hunt, Margo 52, 58, 161 Hunter, Linda 70 Hunter, Rhonda 83 Hunter, Thomas 36, 58, 130, 136 Hurd, Camille 66, 70, 120, 134 Grant, David 57, 149 Graves, Tresa 82 Gray, Mark 42, 82 Gray, Norvell 28, 57, 148 Green, Mr. H.J. 95, 96 Grewe, Terry 40, 70, 120, 148, 165 Griffin, Charles 70 Griffin, Cynthia 82 Griffin, Dicky 82 Griffin, Gregory 42, 82 Griffin, Gri mes, Johnnie 82, 149 Donna 70 Gronberg, Ms. Sue 104 Grundy, Duane 32 Grundy, Larry 36, 44, 152 Guess, Guess, Guess, Denise 82, 131 Eric 57, 148, 159 Lenise 78, 81, 148 Gunn. Kathleen H Haddock, Deborah 57 Haley, Doris 57, 161 Hall, Ms. Linda 105 Hall, Pat 57, 122, 165 Peters, Timothy 61 Peterson, Bruce 32 Peterson, Dennis 74, 131 Peterson, Susan 74 Petty, Sylvester 159 Phillips, Billy 86 Phillips, Jerry 74 Pierce, Cynthia 86 Pierce, Kenneth 44, 61, 159 Piraro, Dan 74 Pittman, Gary 44, 74 Pittman, Terry 74 Pittman, Tommy 120 Pitts, Deborah 74 Pitts, Malcolm 86 Platt, Robert 61 Plemons, Linda 86, 148, 150 Poirez, Mike 27, 74 Porter, Melissa 86 Post, Kathy 93, 131, 134 Potter, Danny 42, 86 Powell, Avis 61, 149 Powell, Deborah 74, 148 Price, Hida 78, 86, 149 Price, Juan 61 Price, Patricia 86, 131 Primas, Marvin 74 Proud, Lesley 93 Proud, Wesley 86 Prudhomme, Angela 86, 120, 134, R Ratliff, Mr. Roosevelt 113 Read, Melissa 61, 120, 148 Reagan, Patrice 93 Redford, Brenda 23, 61 Redford, Debra 23, 86 Reed, James 74, 165 Flenberg, Greg 74 Flenfrow, Kathryn 74, 120 Rex, Cortez 61, 134, 148, 161 Rhodes, Mark 93, 130 Richard, Sam 75 Riffle, Tammy 75, 131 Ringold. John 93 Roberts, Mr. Ron 113 Robertson, Desiree 93 Rodgers, Katherine 87, 149 Rodgers, Sherri 87, 148 Rollins, Michelle 61, 165 Rornine, Pat 61 Rowe, Marsha 87 Rowe, Renee 125 Runnels, David 93, 131 Runnels, Ronald 134 Ryan, William 61, 134 Ryba, Tom 75, 165 S Sahler, Gretchen 87, 149 Saizow, Hildy 62, 122, 165 Sakelaris, Ms. Inez 112 Samuels, Everett 66, 75, 130 Sanders, John 62 Sanders, Joyce 66, 75, 120 Sanders, Ramona 78, 124 Sanders, Stephanie 62, 161 Sanders, Stephen 87 Saulters, Rendala 78, 87 Savage, Matthew 62, 128, 148, 166 Savage, Patrick 87, 130 Schak, Vicki 131 Schindler, Leigh 66, 75 Schneider, Marta 62 Schott, Mr. John 112 Schupbach, Mr. Ted 112 Scoggins, Yvette 75 Scott, Harlon 87 Scott, Joel 62, 150 Scott, Tony 62 Seals, Johnnie 36, 75, 159 Sebran, Adam 62, 144, 150 Selmon, Berlin 44 Senter, Anita 87 Settle, Edie 23, 87 Shackelford, Virginia 75 Shannon, Deborah 87, 131 Shaver, Kim 62 Shavers, Vikki 87 Shaw, Kim 62, 136, 138, 161 Shaw, Lester 62, 134 Shealy, Ricky 87 Shultz, Vicky 87, 134 Shumate, Larry 87 Simons, Kellie 75 Simpson, Deborah 62 Slaughter, Denise 187, 124 Smart, Pat 62 Smith, Cheryl 67, 75 Smith, Clayborne 42, 87 Smith, Craig 62 148 Moore, Ronnie 42 Morgan, Cathi 78, 120, 131 Morris, David 85 Morris, Dwayne 85 Morris, Terry 73, 134 Morrison, Michael 60, 134 Moses, Bryan 40, 66, 67, 73, 134 Mosier, William 73, 131 Mosley, Kirk 36, 52, 60, 152, 167 Mosley, Linda 85 Mulholland, Arthur 73, 120, 165 Murphy, Elizabeth 60 Murphy, Murphy, Murphy, Ellen 73, 144 Kris 40, 85 Patricia 85 Murphy, Patrick 34, 85 Murray, Marlin 60 Murray, Melanie 86, 124, 148 Murrell Lacy 90, 93 Muse, Pamela 60, 131, 165 Musgrove, Tim 86, 88, 131 Myers, Dannie 74, 127 Myers, Joni 86, 120, 122 N Nahkala. Rik 40 Nails, Beverly 86 Nair, Tracy 40, 86, 120 Napier, Victor 74, 159 Nash, Karen 60, 131 Nathan, Reginald 74 Nein, Connie 74, 134 Nelson , Carl 74 Nelson, Dale 36, 60, 161, 165 Nelson, Debra 74, 149 Nelson, Nelson, Gretchen 93, 124, 126, 1 Renee 60 NeSmith, Elaine 74 NeSmith, Tom 44, 60 Nevels, Alvin 60 Newby, Nancy 74, 131, 143 Newby, Peter 60, 165 Newby, Tim 60, 143, 165 Newcomb, Jim 60, 122, 123, 165 Nichols, Maggie 60, 160 Nicholson, Tom 60 Nightingale, Ms. Teresa 110 Norman, Gaylyn 66, 67, 125 Norman, Mr. Vernon 110 Northern, David 44, 27 48 , 166 Northern, Elaine 60, 125, 131, 167 Notley, Ms. Bea 110 O Oates, Donnie 32, 42, 86 Oates, Valarie 74, 14 Oglesby, Joyce 86 Oglesby, Sharon 74 Oldham, Linda 74, 122, 149, 165 Oldham, Nine 52, 61, 161, 164, 1 Olds, Ms. Madelyn 98 Orme, Ms. Helen 110 Orme, Scott 74, 144 Overstreet, Sharon 66 Owens, Owens, Clifford 44, 61 Lachelle 61 Owens, Marietta 86 P Padek, Randy 28, 61 Parker, Christy 61 Parker, Colette 52, 61 Parker, Curtis 74 Parker, Leroy 61 Parks, Vickie 90, 93 Passmore, Thomas 93 Patrick, Lucious 42, 86 Patrick, Pam 61, 144 Patrick, Timothy 27, 44, 74 Patterson, Darren 93 Patterson, Gwynell 74, 120, 125, Patterson, Ms. Violet 113, 161 Patton, Gail 93 Paul, Michael 148 Paylor, Debra 74 Payton, Fontayne 42, 86 Payton, Sherry 86 Payton, Wanda 86, 126 Peel, Brenda 74 Peel, Gerald 74, 156 Peel, Marcus 36, 86 Peel, T.C. 93 Peevy, Ben 78, 86 Penland, Tim 86 Pennington, lra 61 Penny, Patrice 86, 131 Peoples, Antonio 86 Peoples, Louis 148 Perry, Lorna 93 Personett, Ken 40, 61, 131 Pete, Dwight 61, 131, 134, 149, 1 Peters, Bret 74 65, 167 161 65 Lewis, Cathy 72, 149 Lewis, David 36, 59, 161 Lewis, David 72 Lewis, Ester 84 Lewis, Robert Lee 44, 59, 159 Lewis, Sylvia 84, 131 Listenbee, Jeffery 44, 72, 161 Litchfield, Allen 40, 72, 120, 148 Littlejohn, Jerry 59 Littlejohn, Larry 28, 36, 59 Littles, Samuel 84 Livingston, Dana 72, 131, 134 Lloyd, Mr. Jim 108 Locke, Charles 84 Looper, Daphne 84, 150 Love, Freda 149 Lovell, Daniel 92 Lowther, Ricky 72 Lund, Ms. Carla 108 Lynch, Janette 84, 126 Lytal, Sheryl 84 M Madison, Regina 59 Magnis, Joann 84 Maghis, Rick 72 Major, Jim 72 Major, Marilee 92, 126 Major, Matthew 72, 165 Majors, Pam 84 Malone, Kevin 84 Malone, Marian 84 Malone, Michael 59, 136 Mansker, David 44, 59 Mansker, Valencia 85, 131 Manuel, Michael 92 Marchant, Ms. Jessie 111 Marley, Dana 59 Marley, Virginia 85 Marquez, Victor 72 Marrs, Randy 42, 85, 149 Marshall, Anthony 52, 59, 144, 166 Marshall, Cheryl 85 Martin, Gale 59 Martin, Randy 85 lvlaslah, Jeff 40, 72, 120 Mason, Katherine 8 5 Matthews, Kevin 92, 148 Mattinson, Susan 72, 120, 131, 148, 165 Maudlin, Robert 72 Maurer, Mark 28, 73 Maxie, Nikita 66, 73, 130 Mayes, Mr. Robert Mayhue, Mary 59, 1 Mayrath, Naomi 85 Mays, Steve 44, 96 96 48 McAlester, Erwin 32, 78, 85 McBee, Brenda 40 McCane, Annazette 23, 78, 85, 120, McCane, Clyde 27, 28, 73, 149 McClellan, Joyce 52, 59, 136, 138 McClellan, Kenneth 59 McCondichie, Darrell 44, 73 McCondichie, Elbor 44, 59 McCondichie, Joy 78, 85 McConnell, David 32 134, 148 McCoy, Jerry 40, 59, 120, 122, 131, 148, 165 McCurley, Melvin 59 McDaniel, Brian 73, 150 McDonald, JoElyn 73, 120, 122, 128, 165 McDonald, Paul 40, 92 McGill, Anthony 85 McGraw, Kevin 85 McGuire, Mark 150 McKay, Ms. Louise 111 McKenzie, Laureen 59, 120, 122, 148, 165, 167 McKinney, Mr. Ben 111 McKinney, James 44, 73 McLaurin, Theodoshia 60, 161 McLaurin, Oscar 34, 85 McNally, Ms. Ann 111, 131 Midget, Kim 136, 138, 152 Miler, Donelle 40, 73, 120 Miller, Debra 73 Miller, Elizabeth B5, 120, 131 Miller, Jetta 85, 131 Miller, Karey 85 Miller, Mr. Larry 97 Miller, Papallia 85 Miller, Royshell 73 Millister, John 85 Milton, Ann 60, 134 Mims, Mr. Mike 28, 36, 111 Minter, Vanessa 23, 73, 120 Mitchell, Barbara 73 Mitchell, Steve 60 Moffett, Bobby 28 Moffitt, Mr. Lyle 27, 44, 110 Montgomery, Daisetta 73 Moore, Cynthia 93 Slmith, Weston, Vickie 89 Whitaker, Julia 93, 126 White, Martha 76 Whitney, Amy 93, 120, 126 Whitney, Doug 76 Whitney, Jocelyn 89 Whitney, Paul 165 Wicker, Julie 89 Widdicombe, David 40 Widdicombe, Greg 76 Widdicombe, Karen 76, 165 Tuers, Julie 88, 146 Smith, Dennis 40 Smith, Diane 75 Smith, Dwight 75 Smith, Gail JOE Turnbo, Angela 63 Turner, Angela 63, 136, 138 Turner, Flobert 42, 88, 130 Turner, Timothy 27, 76 Turpin, Barry 76 Tyson, Diana 64 Tyson, Linda 64, 161 U Ungerman, Ms, Elsa 115 V Wilder, Kester 89 Wiley, Bryan 89 Wiley, Frank 44, 65, 159 Wiley, Rudolph 65 Wilkerson, Jan 76, 126, 142, 143 Wilkins, Edna 65, 148, 165 Willard, Franci 65 Williams, David 89 Williams, Derrick 89 Williams, Donald 159 Williams, Grady 78 Williams, Pamela 65, 161 Williams, Rick 76, 165 Williams, Vanessa 89 Williams, Willie 76 Willis, Bobby 36 Willis, Treasa 65 Willis, Virgil 44 Wilson Delores 65 Wilson, John 89, 150 Wilson Margaret 89, 150 Wilson, Marsha 76 Wilson Richard 65 Wilson Shelia 89 Wilson, Taunya 89 Wilson Vernon 65 Winesberry, Freddi 89 Wixon, Darby 65, 150 Wolfe, Mr, Darrell 44, 114 Wolfson, Steve 76 Wolfson, Todd 89, 150 Womack, Tracy 65 Woods, Kerry 44, 65, 161 Woody, Scott 28, 76 Works, Ed 66, 67, 144 Works, Renaldo KJ, 93 Wright, Pamela 65 Vanderburg, Jennifer 88, 130 Vann, Marian 23, 64, 134 VanWormer, Greg 64 Vasey, Sherri 64, 128 Smith, Julius 148 Smith, Keith 44 Smith, Kim 87 Smith, Ms. Marsha 113, 139 Smith Maurice 93 Smith, Michael 62, 128, 165, 167 Smith, Natalie 62, 127 Smith, Pamela 87, 134 Smith, Rushawn 42, 87 Smith, Stanley 149 Veale, Heather 88, 134 Veale, Mary 88 Verkins, Vesley, Viall, Di Ms. Allyne 66, 115 Karen 88 ana 64, 161 Vick, Jane 76, 131 Vincent, Phillip 76, 150 Vinson. Martin 76 Vogeding, Cheryl 88, 134, 149 Vogt, Alan 64 Vrooman, Ms. Elizabeth 114 W Wald, Kimberly 64, 150 Waldorf, David 76 Walker, Debra 23, 88, 134 Walker, Michael 64, 130 Walker, Michelle 93, 134 Walker, Nathaniel 64, 150, 159 Walker, Reginald 64, 161 Walker, Rose 88, 134 Walker, Ryder 76, 159 Wallace, Brenda 88 Walsh, Walton, Ken 76, 128, 150 Michael 88 WaI'TlegO, Kelly B3 Ward, Robin 76 Smith, Warren 62, 66, 75, 120 Smith, Wendell 62 Smoote, Ramona 66, 67, 75, 121, 148 Snodgrass, Samuel 87 Spears, Tony 32 Speed, Clestine 87 Speed, Darnell 62, 161 Spradlin, William 87 Sprankle, Ms. Betty 98 Stanley, Terri 42, 87 Staskiewicz, Pam 87 Steele, Nancy sv Stephens, Karl 62 Stephens. Terri 87 Stevens, Maxwell 75 Stewart, Jacqueline 87, 127, 148 Stewart, Kathryn 87, 120 Stewart, Louis 62, 159 Stewart, Stacie 88, 142 Stone, Geralyn 62, 120, 148 Storey, Laura 88 Strait, Samuel 44 Street, Susan 88, 148 Streete, Janice 62, 134 Strims, Elaine 75 Stripling, Earl 27, 44 Studenmund, Carol 62, 123, 128, 148, 149, 165, 167 Studie, Calvin 75 wrigm, zeiiie 42, 89 Wuenschel, John 65 Wuenschel, Mark 89 Wuenschel, Peter 89 Y Yarbrough, Delano 42, 89 Yount, Ernest 93, 148 Z Zachry, Gwendale 65 . . . . .Senior Class Ware, David 64, 90, 122, 130, 148 Ware, Eugene 36, 76 Washington, Debra 93 Washington, John 88 Washington, Shelia 78, 89 Wasson, Norman 76, 131 Watkins, Greg 66 Watson, Judith 64, 149 Watts, Wendall 34, 89 Wean, Anthony 89 Weems, Ms, Marcis 114, 159 Weisman, Bob 64, 122, 123, 142, 143, 164, 165, 166 Welborn, Greg 76, 161 Welch. Doug 28, 66, 176 West, Terry 76, 148 Sturge, Greg 75, 131, 148 Sullivan, David 88 Sumbry, Willette 78, 88, 148 Sutton, Dwight 75 Sutton, Gregory 62, 161 Sutton, Marilyn 88 Sutton, Venecia 23, 52, 62, 120, 122, 148, 165, 166 Swain, Stanley 36, 44, 63 Swanson, Joey 75 Swearingen, Becky 63 Swindell, James 63, 143, 165 Syas, Lavern 63, 139, 161 Syfert, Michael 75 Connie Cole ...... Ms. Barbara Brewer Otis Autry ........ Tara Bryant . Steve Engle .... Norman Gainey . . Kim Galusha ... Kathy Ghormley. . Jan Howard ...... Anthony Marshall Ellen Murphy ... Scott Orme. . Pam Patrick . . Adam Sebran . . Ed Works . . . STAFF . Editor Adviser . Sophomore Class . . Photographer Sports . . Freshman Class . Bus. Mang.-Clubs . . . . . . . . .Activities Junior Class, Copy Copy . Graphics, Copy Faculty Head Photographer . . . . . 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