Brandon High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Brandon, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1982 volume:

pressing Toward The Mark 2 — Introduction contents shooting for the top achieving our goals striving for more growing with us making the grade working our way up starting out paying our way summing it up 4 — Introduction Summer Fun Whether your summer was spent playing softball or working in Jitney Jungle ... waterskiing or attending band camp ... lifeguarding or hiking in the Colorado Rockies, there was a general attitude of reluctance as the doors of Brandon High were opened once again to start another year of school. Even though most of us were dragging our feet, things began hopping by the end of the first week. For all of you dreaming about waterskiing and dark tans, here’s good news — only 266 more days until summer vacation rolls around once again! Introduction — 7 8 — Introduction 10 — Introduction Teachers are people too! Most of us seldom think of our faculty as being anything but teachers. Even though many hours of their week are spent in the classroom, they do lead lives outside the walls of Brandon High School. Getting to know our faculty on a personal basis reveals the many strange and often interesting characteristics which distinguish each individual. If you still are not convinced, hang around after school one day and watch some of our “24-hour teachers” become the people they really are! 12 — Introduction Introduction — 13 14 — Introduction Introduction — 15 shooting for the top Features — 17 Mr. BHS Ken Ranager Energetic and involved, Ken Ranager has always been a leader, not only of his class, but of the whole student body. He has taken an active role in student govern- ment as class vice-president his freshman and junior years and president during his sophomore year. Ken could almost be called a hero among his peers as he has been elected a Beau and Class Favorite each of his high school years. This year, Ken has also been elected Most Popular, a member of the Hall of Fame, and of course Mr. BHS. Sports — with the courage and fortitude that it requires — has meant a great deal to Ken. A let- terman in football for three years and in baseball his junior year, he has also been an active member of the FCA. Miss BHS Leslie Conner Meeting each new challenge with a bright and eager spirit, Leslie Conner has forged her way to the top at BHS. Three short years ago Leslie was getting ac- quainted; however, by utilizing her many talents she has become a very important part of Brandon. Titles that followed her through each high school year were those of Class Beauty, Favorite, cheerleader, and Homecoming Maid, and this year she has received the honor of being named Homecoming Queen. In addition to beauty and personality, Leslie also has a gift for music, which she has put to use by singing in the chorus. She was a member of the girls’ sextet dur- ing her sophomore year and a part of the mixed quartet her sophomore and junior years. Leslie’s leadership and participation has shown in her active involvement with the Math Club, Beta Club, Outdoors Club, track, basketball, and Student Council. This year she was elected vice-president of the Student Council and Secretary of her class. She has also been selected to the Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Leslie attends First Baptist Church in Brandon. Nancy Savage Hall of Nancy Savage, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Savage, earned a place in the Hall of Fame by demonstrating all of the qualities and characteristics which epitomize Brandon High School. Her role as president of student body, which enabled her to be an integral part of student life and activity, and her in- volvement in community activity have earned her the high honor of being named to the Who’s Who Among American High School Students. During her high school career, Nancy has been active in the flag corps, the chorus and the high school quartet. She is a member of the Crossgates United Methodist Church. 22 — Hall of Fame Ken Ranger Conscientious, cooperative, and consis- tent. These terms are characteristic of Ken Ranager, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Ranager. During his four years at BHS, Ken has given of himself to such an extent that his fellow students have chosen him as class of- ficer, a favorite, a beau, most popular, and finally Mr. BHS. Throughout his high school career Ken has been a member of the foot- ball team, the FCA, and the Outdoor Club. The conscientious manner in which he went about his work, and his excellent spirit of cooperation have earned him a well deserved place in the Hall of Fame. He is an active member of the First Baptist Church in Brandon. Amy Watson From freshman class secretary to annual staff editor, from freshman Student Council represen- tative to president of the Political Awareness Club, from a freshman flute player to the best dressed in Who's Who typifies the steady growth and pro- gress of Amy Watson, daughter of Mrs. Susan Watson. Diversification is the one word that best describes this young lady who has worn many hats during her high school career. Her active par- ticipation in the Bible Club, the Speech Club plus high academic achievement, and community ac- tivity have earned her the distinction of being named to Who’s Who Among American High School Students. In addition to her many school activities, Amy is involved in a number of church and community programs. She attends the First Baptist Church in Brandon. Fame Lacey Ashley Versatile Lacey Ashley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Ashley, brings a long list of ac- complishments to the Hall of Fame. Her abili- ty in the fields of music, cheerleading, track, softball, club and student government par- ticipation, and her academic achievement are evidence of the versatility of this multi- talented senior. Always popular among her fellow students, Lacey has been selected a class beauty, homecoming maid, class favorite, and most likely to succeed. During her senior year she was chosen to be a Gayfer Girl. Her school and community in- volvement has earned her a place in Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Lacey attends the First Baptist Church in Brandon where she is active in music and youth programs. Hall of Fame — 23 Best Dressed Amy Watson Lance Howard WHO’S Most Dependable Bobby Davis Nancy Savage 24 Most Courteous Jeff Guynes Sis Bumpas 25 Senior Favorites David Jackson Chantay Thurman Ken Ranager Mike Welborn Kelly Howell Lacey Ashley Dawn McKay Junior Favorites Marcia Betts John McDonald David Murray Chris Anderson Not Pictured: Kelvin McLaurin Class Favorites — 27 Sophomore Favorites Greg Carroll LaRonda Smith Tommy Landry Tim Parks Freshman Favorites William Nicholas Carla Mullins Terri Prince Tim Lee 28 Most Talented Richard Toomey Rhonda Kaiser WHO Most School Spirited David Jackson Kelly Howell Friendliest Tonya Smith Billy Bridges Most Athletic Bobby Taylor Darlene Finch Senior Maid Lacey Ashley escorted by Steve Shoop Senior Maid Gloria Hobson escorted by Fulton Dear 30 — Homecoming Homecoming Queen Leslie Conner escorted by Sean McCarthy Senior Maid Dawn McKay escorted by Rod Childers Junior Maids Marcia Betts escorted by Phil Whitehead Lisa Sallis escorted by Billy Bush Angela Hawthorne escorted by John McDonald Debbie Tarter escorted by Jimmy Lamb Sophomore Maids Stephanie Lawson escorted by Tim Parks Malorise Mortimer escorted by Cam Hoge Genette Minor escorted by James Quinn Kim Purvis escorted by Edmund Turnage Freshman Maids Gina Cannon escorted by Lamond Melvin Wendy Hales escorted by William Nicholas Carla Mullins escorted by Jason Guynes Michele Woods escorted by Scott Suse Homecoming — 31 homecoming 32 — Homecoming Are these people reverting to childhood? No, it’s the “1981 Salute to Walt Disney!” This exciting week was carefully planned and prepared by the Student Council. Hard work and imagination paid off in some really unique and creative floats this year. Swinging away with first place was the Sophomore class with their interpretation of Jungle Book. With a little help from Winnie the Pooh, the Seniors created a “hunny” of a float and took Second place in the ratings. Whistling while they worked, the Juniors “dwarfed” the remaining competition and “Heigh-Hoed” their way to third place. Leslie Conner, escorted by Sean McCarthy, was crowned our 1981 Homecoming Queen. Homecoming — 33 Senior Beauty and Beau Roger Dickerson Leslie Conner Senior Beauty and Beau Ken Ranager Dawn McKay Senior Beauty and Beau Billy Bridges Tonya Smith Junior Beauty and Beau David Murray Marcia Betts Junior Beauty and Beau Brian Hutson Lisa Sallis Junior Beauty and Beau Jeff Martella Lynne Bostick Sophomore Beauty and Beau Tommy Landry Kim Purvis Sophomore Beauty and Beau Joe Sanderson Stephanie Lawson Sophomore Beauty and Beau Mark Vinson La Ronda Smith Freshman Beauty and Beau Cliff Speaks Michelle Woods Freshman Beauty and Beau William Nicholas Carla Mullins Freshman Beauty and Beau Andy Hauptman Nancy Quinn 38 — Organizations Organizations — 39 Annual Staff Dear Staff, We cannot seem to find the right words to express our feel- ings. This has indeed been a memorable year. Many changes have occurred that, well, were good and bad. This year the staff became a multitude of people. This did help the pro- duction, but it also created a few problems. And, of course, we had our good times as well as the bad. This year was our first year to have a baby, a beautiful girl named Lee Ken- nedy. She’ll make a fine staff member when she grows up. We also had our moments of levity. Our explorations of cer- tain BHS facilities, the big words that came from babies’ mouths, and our own under- cover bunny were a few that will be remembered always. All in all this has been a great year. Love, A.W. and R. M. P.S. Amy, Kathy, Angie, and Leah; We will miss you very much next year. We hope that your years in college go well. We love you, R.M. and Staff Members of the 1981-82 Annual Staff are, row 1: Amy Watson (editor), Renee McGuffee (assistant-editor), Angie Mullins (business manager), Kathy Huff (copy editor). Row 2: Paula Wilson, Wyndi Moak. Leah Gasaway, Joyce Chandler, Gina Robinson. Row 3: Eileen Dimond, Daphne Nail. Robin Tolbert, Dana Martin. Sheri Williams, Hank Blum. Row 4: Kimberly Jordan, Glenn Carroll, James Lane, Jeff Goodwin, Charlie Peterson, Patricia Irby. Annual Staff — 41 42 — Art Club Art Club Brandon High School is very proud of its art department. The honor society participates in such functions as giving lessons to first and second grade students. They sponsor Youth Art Month and donate work to decorate the capitol. Members of this organization are, back row. from left to right: Lance En- sign, Trey Hansen. Damon Sanders. Bill Radon. Tracy Wells. Cindy Miller, Cherie Suse, Becky May (Public Rela- tions Chairman). Front: Sandy Fulton (Vice President). Belinda Hinson. Louise Benton (Sponsor). Karen Peden (Presi- dent). Chris Bell (Treasurer). Beta Club The Beta Club is an honor organization which advocates academic achievements, leadership, and good character among its members. Under the sponsorship of Miss Perritt, the members designated the week of November 15-21 as Teacher Apprecia- tion Week and participated in the distribu- tion of pamphlets in Brandon on the prevention of blindness. The club en- thusiastically supported Chris Alewine in his campaign for State Beta Club President in February. The officers of this year’s club are. Mike Alewine (president). Renee McGuffee (vice-president). Sheri Williams (secretary), and Tommy Landry (reporter). Beta Club — 43 44 — FCA FCA The Fellowship of Christian Athletes strives to develop a strong bond between Christ-like behavior and their athletic talents. Guided by Coach Tommy Henry, the members of this club are, row 1, l-r: Travis Thompson, LaRhonda Smith. John Cooper, Lisa Smith, Jean Sanderson, Leslie Conner, Lynne Bostik, Dawn McKay. Rod Childers, Keith Jones. Allen Wilburn. Chireen McKee. Row 2, l-r: Dan Rainer, Mark Vinson, John Perkins, Richard Childers, Beth Pendergrass, Erin Shaw. Row 3, l-r: Brad Duncan, Brother Rogers, David Jackson, Jeff Martella. Scott Galloway. Brian Hutson, Jeff Guynes. Henry McKay, Brian McKee. Clay Ranager. Mike Welbourn. Foreign Language Club The foreign language club is an organiza- tion for informing its members about dif- ferent countries, their languages, and cultures. The officers for 1981-82 are President — Angela Calder. Vice- President — Ken Mclntire, Secretary — Lisa Rochat, Reporter — Lisa Brantley. At their Christmas Party, they were entertained by a speaker from France. She spoke about France’s holiday festivities and showed pictures from her visits to her homeland. The club hopes to have speakers from various other countries in the coming months. With the help of their talented sponsor, Miss Suzanne Cliet, the foreign language club had a wonderful and informative year. Foreign Language Club — 45 46 — FFA FFA The Future Farmers of America is an organization for students hoping to pursue a career in agriculture. As one of their projects, they sold oranges in order to raise money for a new welder for the shop. The FFA is sponsored by Mr. Emmett Williams. FHA The Future Homemakers of America places major emphasis on projects involving consumer educa- tion, homemaking and family life education. The FHA also explores home economics related jobs and careers with the realization that homemakers fill multiple roles as community leaders and wage earners. Serving as officers for the 1981-82 year were: Beth Jay, president; Gay Welch, vice- president; Tracy Wells, treasurer; Paula Wilson, secretary; Wyndi Moak, reporter. FHA — 47 Historical Club The Historical Club was organized in 1981 with a small, but interested member- ship. As its activities, the club plans to em- phasize important people and events in Mississippi and American History through school announcements, special dress days, and assembly programs. Pictured are. first row. left to right: Mrs. Savage (sponsor). Dawn Sellers (presi- dent). Gloria Hobson (vice-president). Jolly McCornell (secretary treasurer), Lacey Ashley (reporter). Second row. left to right: Amy Watson. Kathy Huff. David Jackson. John Rochat. Chantay Thurmon. and San- dra Scott. 48 — Historical Club Mu Alpha Theta Mu Alpha Theta, the National High School and Junior College Mathematics Club, is an organization open to students who share a common bond of in- terest in Mathematics. These students must have completed four semesters of college preparatory mathematics with an average of B or better, and be enrolled in further mathematics courses. Ac- tivities included the initiation banquet, the Math Bowl competition, the National High School Math Exam, and various field trips. Members are, I. to r.: Renee McGuffee, Leah Gasaway, Angela Calder, Ken Mclntire. Angie Mullins. Lisa McClain, Cathy Campbell. Lise Rochat, Richard Toomey. Row 2: Karen Knop. Dawn Sellers, Marcia Betts. Martha Peden. Debbie Tarter. Kathy Huff. Hugh Davis. Tasha Simmons. Row 3: Hank Blum, John Rachat, Brother Rogers. Sheri Williams, Theresa Taylor. Angie Smith, Erin Shaw, Jimmy Lamb. Kenneth Sheppard. Maria Walston. Stacy Scott. Row 4: Angela Lancaster. David Kewley, Kevin Fryer, Chris Alewine, Scott Galloway. Susan Parkel, Rhonda Kaiser. Stephen Bittick, Ronald Nunnelee, Mrs. Britt — Sponsor. Not pictured: Mrs. Parker — Sponsor. Mu Alpha Theta — 49 Newspaper Staff This year the Newspaper Staff members worked diligently and were able to publish seven issues of the Bulldog Bark with the helpful support of sponsor. Mrs. Stanton. The members of this integral staff are: Pam Grosche (Assistant Editor), Nancy Peden (Photographer). Row 2: Jolly Mc- Cornell (Typist), Gloria Hobson (Typist), Andy Frye (Amusements). Row 3: Scott Hatten (Editor), Toni Tadlock (Club News), Cindy Miller (Photographer), Susan Tierney (Business Manager), Chantay Thurman (Sports Writer). Row 4: Terry Harmon (Amusements), Terri Reynolds (Editorials), Chris Wimberely (Sports Writer). Not pic- tured: Keith Hunt (Photographer), Mrs. Stanton. 50 — Newspaper Staff Outdoors Club The Outdoors Club, which is the largest club in the school, more than doubled last year’s membership with the addition of many freshman members. Besides enjoy- ing the outdoors, the club made a sizeable contribution to the Mississippi Wildlife Federation and donated almost $2000.00 to the Field House fund. The club held its annual Wildgame Sup- per in December. Entertainment included music provided by local talent and an old- fashioned spitting contest. The Fishing Rodeo was held during Spring Break. President — Mike Wallace, Vice president — Edmund Turnage, Secretary Treasurer — Lisa Sallis, Reporter Photographer — Paula Wilson. 52 — Outdoors Club Political Awareness Club The Political Awareness Club was organized in the fall of 1981 as a part of the Law-Related Education Project. Members of the club have the opportunity to gain first-hand knowledge of the political pro- cess by actually working in voter registra- tion drives, campaigns, and elections, by visiting various government agencies and researching the qualifications of elected of- ficials. and by holding mock conventions, campaigns, and elections. The officers were: Amy Watson (presi- dent), Kathy Huff (vice-president), Sandy Rainer (sec.Areas.), and Angie Mullins (reporter). Political Awareness Club — 53 Speech Club The 1981-82 school year saw many op- portunities for growth for the Speech Club. In November, six of the members represented Brandon High School at the Mississippi Youth Congress: Amy Watson. Scott Galloway. Erin Shaw. Sandy Rainer. Gregg Milner, and Robert Fulton. Bran- don's representatives at the Platform Event scored well enough to return for state competition. Another contest entered was the Voice of Democracy in which Angela Calder received a certificate and bond for her entry. Two plays were presented by the fifth period drama class. The Little Matchgirl, seen by elementary students, and The Return of the Unicorn. seen by the high school and general public. The members are: Scott Galloway (presi- dent). Nancy Wade (vice-president). Deb- bie Tarter (secretary). Robert Fulton (reporter). Gregg Milner. Glen Singleterry. Chris Anderson. David Murray. Angela Calder. Veronica Savage. Malorise Mor- timer. Laura Tullos, Sandy Rainer. Janet White, Erin Shaw. Cindy Posey. Sherry Pierce, Amy Watson, and their sponsor. Mrs. Jimmie Canterbury. 54 — Speech Student Council The officers of the 1981-82 Student Council were Nancy Savage — President; Leslie Con- ner — Vice-President; Phyllis Williams — Secretary Treasurer; and Lacey Ashley — Reporter. Mrs. Murray was their supportive sponsor. The members were, row 1, I. to r.: Robin Wolfe. Carla Mullins. Amy Watson. Sis Bum- pas, Kelly Howell. Anna Morgan. Angie Mullins. Row 2: Tim Lee. Verdis King, Brother Rogers. Lisa Smith, Debbie Tarter. Kim Purvis. Michelle Woods, Scott Suse. Row 3: Paul Horn. Tommy Stapleton. Malorise Mortimer, Scott Galloway, Greg Milner. Chris Alewine, Sandy Rainer. Janet White. Mark Vinson. 56 — Student Council The 1981-82 Student Council kicked off this year by orchestrating the Homecoming Activities. The Dance was a Super Freak- y success. As entertainment chairmen their next project was the Christmas Dance, and all proceeds from this were donated to the new field house fund. A teacher’s reception was also held at Christmas time with members of the Coun- cil acting as ushers. This year was a first for the Council as they sent their President and Vice- President to a leadership convention in Arkansas. A roadblock for the March of Dimes is in the planning stages. Student Council — 57 Band The proud tradition of quality music by the 1981-82 Bulldog Band was continued this year with an outstanding marching season. The band continued to work hard as concert season got underway. With the encouragement of director Carl Hagan and assistants Wanda Hagan and V. J. Stegal, the BHS Band hopes to continue making straight superior ratings at State Con- test as it has for the past three years. Members of the 1981-82 Bulldog March Band were: Seniors: Mark Anderson, Lacey Ashley, Sis Bumpas, Westlyan Busbee, Cathy Campbell, Sandy Fulton, Leah Gasaway, Corry Harms, Kerry Hudson, Rhonda Kaiser, Cindy Metzger. James Mitchell, Lisa Palmer, Susan Parkel, Karen Peden, Sandy Rainer, John Rochat, Tina Rom- merdale, Nancy Savage, Stacey Scott, Karla Stevens, Mark Taylor, Laurie Thurman, Richard Toomey, Amy Wat- son, Dawn Wells, and David Williamson. Juniors: Stephen Bittick, Jamie Breazeale, Gerie Gilbert, Verdis King, Karen Knop, Lynn Lowery. Melissa Mohr. Jennifer Murphy, Ronald Nun- nelee, Ashton Thompson, Katherine Tolible, and Sheri White. Sophomores: Ellen Baker, Lisa Baker, Lisa Brantley, Greg Carroll, Michelle Chapman, Larry Clark, Tim Coulter, Dale Elder, Terri Gillan, Jennifer Graham, Melissa Gregory, Elizabeth Harms, Andy Hoke, Jenny Hudson, Beth Jay, Millicent Jones, Kristie King, Joyce Love, Gregg Milner, Lisa Milton, Christine Mitchell, Daphne Nail, Robert Olivier, Kay Pittman, Mike Prather, Lise Tochat, Terry Strausser, Rhonda Thomley. Brad Wagner, Ivan Ware, Charlotte Warren, Angela Watkins, Gay Welch, Tracy Wells. Freshmen: Jody Bennett, Denny Blan- co, Stephanie Brantley, Brian Bridges, Jackie Brown. Paul Buff, Gina Cannon, Conner Charles, Chris Clements, Cyn- thia Colson, Angie Dennison, April Dew, Kevin Fryer, Cynthia Grantham, Tasha Hansen, Tracy Harrison, Tracy Hart- man. Roy Hobson, Linda Hoops. Paul Horn, John Kaiser. David Kewly. Rachel Lively, James McCoy, Jerilyn Ostrander, Mark Peden, Nancy Quinn, Renee Rademaker, Marc Ratcliff, Mike Scott, Tasha Simmons. Barry Smith, Sharon Smith, Richard Tanner, Chris Welch, Julie Welch, and Tony White. Band — 59 The 1981-1982 Bulldog Band was under the field direction of Drum Major Mark Taylor. Members of the Rifle Corps were Vonda Burke, Laurie Thur- mond, Stacy Scott, Karla Stevens, Melissa Mohr, Tina Rommerdale, Giga Robinson, and Sis Bumbas. Members of the Flag Corps were Amy Watson, Cathy Cambell, Nancy Savage, Lacey Ashley, San- dy Rainer, Westleyan Busbee, Lisa Palmer, Cindy Metzger, Melissa Gregory, Rhonda Thomely, Sheri White, Jenny Hudson, Tracey Wells, Ellen Baker, Teri Gillan, Karen Knop, Gay Welch, Kristi King, and Christine Mitchell. Members of the Drum Corps were Connor Charles, Rhonda Kaiser, Tommy Cerone, Brian Bridges, Amanda Pennington, Greg Carroll, Richard Toomey, Larry Clark, Gregg Milner, and Corey Harms. 60 — Band BAND COUNCIL Co-Captains: Richard Toomey Rhonda Kaiser Drum-Major: Mark Taylor Junior Representative: Ashton Thompson Sophomore Representative: Tim Coulter Freshman Representative: Chris Welch State Band Clinic Rhonda Kaiser 1st Band, 1st Chair Richard Toomey 1st Band, 8th Chair Capital District Clinic: Rhonda Kaiser Tina Rommerdale Susan Parkel John Rochat Stephen Bittick Westleyan Busbee Mark Taylor Leah Gasaway John Kaiser David Kewley Renee Rademacher Chris Welch James McCoy Linda Hoops Jody Bennett Band — 63 Chorus The Brandon High School Chorus Department has made some big changes this year, under the direction of their new director, Mrs. Evelyn Tanner. They worked hard and presented Scrooge” for our enjoyment at Christmas time. They hope they’re beginning a new tradition of musicals and are look- ing forward to bigger and better things in the future. The Chorus is learning 15 numbers to present at the District Festival in March. The Officers for 1981-82 are: President: Nancy Savage, Vice- President: Dawn Sellers, Sec. Treas.: Ramona Fulton, Reporter: Angela Calder, Historian: Shelly Beard, Librarians: Kem Mclntire, Sandra Grana. Several members of the Chorus showed their individual talents by participation in some of the small groups. Members of the Mixed Quartet for this year were Mark Anderson, Janet White, Nancy Savage, and Ken Mclntire. The Sextet was composed of Shawn Spalding, Ramona Fulton, Shelley Beard, Patricia Hall, Melissa Thompson, and Dawn Sellers. The members of the Boy’s Sextet were Mark Anderson, Eric Baldwin, Stephen Bittick, Randall Phillips, Bill Buchanan, and Ken Mclntire. The members of the 1981-82 are Director Evelyn Tanner, Chan- tay Thurman, Teresa Dear, Stephen Bittick, Westleyan Busbee, Delynn Bush, Janet Walker, Lynda Weidinger, Janet White, Shawn Spalding, Renae Perkins, Susan Scott, Randall Phillips, Sandra Scott, Sherry Sheets, Linda Elder, Eric Baldwin, Patricia Hall, Melissa Thompson, Martha Peden, Ken Mclntire, San- dra Grana, Angela Calder, Shelley Beard, Ramona Fulton, Dawn Sellers, Nancy Savage, Eileen Moore, Mona Measells, and Melissa Gregory. Chorus — 65 Athletics 69 70 — Football Football The Bulldogs celebrated Brandon’s 150th birthday with an incredible record of 10-1. They continued this bright winning streak with a victory over Lee High School of Col- umbus in the Red Carpet Bowl. Thus, ending the season, the Bulldogs ranked fifth in the UPI poll. Shown is the victorious team, row 1, l-r: James Wilson, Brian Hutson, Tommy Landry, Ken Ranager, Turk McAllister. Anthony Williams. George Spann, Johnny Winsley. Earl Tillman, Ken Bumpas, Kevin McLaurin, Dave Welch. Row 2, l-r: Brother Rogers, John Cooper, Victor Myers, Don Palmer, Marvin Spann, Bobby Taylor, Robert Smith, Gary McConnell, Mike Sidebottom, Louis Branch, Gary Smith, Bobby Hannah, Jeff Sims, Keith Jones, Jeff Martella, Mark Vinson. Row 3, l-r: Kenneth Sheppard. Scott Lafhameyer. David Scott. Henry Mckay. Chuck Harrist, David Murray, Dan Rainer, Clay Ranager. Roger Dickerson. Greg Taylor, Floyd Steverson, Travis Thompson, Mike Welbourn, Scott Galloway, Mike Bullock, John Perkins, Coach Henry, Coach Cox. Row 4, l-r: Coach Reagan, Coach Smith, Mike Alewine, Steve Joyner, Ricky Brewer, Chris Alewine, Lonnie Adams, Frank Rogers, Austin Tindell, Rob Williams. Joe Sander- son, Vincent Spann. Micheal Myers. Coach Bumpas. Football — 71 72 — Football Football — 73 74 — Boys' Basketball boys basketball The 1981-82 boys’ basketball team was comprised of a concerned and dedicated group of boys. Unfortunately, their overall scores do not reflect the long hours of preparation and practice. Racking up the most points for the team was Fulton Dear. Another valuable player, Greg Wash, received the distinction of being named to the All Little Dixie Team. The members of the 1981-82 varsity team were: Coach Ralph Moore, James Wilson, Willie Harvey, Danny Carter. Greg Wash, Eric Ward, Greg Sanders, Mike Myers, Lonnie Adams, Brian McKee, Fulton Dear, Bobby Taylor, Curtis Myers (Manager). The members of the 1981-82 B-Team were: Coach Ralph Moore. John McDonald. David Scott, Corey Sullivan, David Ford, James Quinn, Curtis Myers (Manager). Boys' Basketball — 75 girls basketball 76 — Girls' Basketball The Lady Bulldogs were effective representatives of BHS this year. They received outstanding support from the stu- dent body. In addition to playing regularly scheduled ballgames, they participated in numerous tournaments. Members of this team are, back row. left to right: Leslie Conner. Debbie Alford. Lynette Minor. Coach Suzanne Reagan. Phyllis Brown. Beth Turnage. Lynne Bostick. Front row. left to right: Manager Danielle Whiteside. Laura Thomas. Darlene Finch. Lisa Smith, Genette Minor, Jean Sanderson. Roxanne Hobson, Manager Marla Townsend. Girls’ Basketball — 77 80 — Football Cheerleaders % .r Xffits, 7 Brand new sponsor, Carol Ann Heiden, has been a source of encouragement as well as a special friend to the cheerleaders this year. Working under her superb guidance, the girls enthusiastically led the way to victory after vic- tory for the Bulldogs. This summer, our faithful cheerleaders were awake and practicing in the mornings when most of us were still sound asleep. This dedica- tion paid off as the girls won all superior at Perkingston Jr. College. They were also picked to try out for the State Fair Competition. The cheerleaders were: Chireen McKee, Marcia Betts, Kim Purvis, Tonya Smith, Jackie Purvis, Beth Turnage, Cherie Suse (Head Cheerleader), Lynne Bostick, Leslie Con- ner, Kelly Howell, Jean Sanderson, Erin Shaw (Cohead Cheerleader), Byshia McLaurin, Joetta Thurman. The Bulldog mascot was Jimmy Lamb. Not pictured: Stephanie Lawson. Football Cheerleaders — 81 82 — Basketball Cheerleaders ' Our Basketball Cheerleaders did a lot of “behind the scenes” work this year as well as being a dedicated group of supporters for the Basketball team. This summer they set up a roadblock to raise money for Cystic Fibrosis and work- ed at a Pearl Day to help send themselves to Mississippi State for Cheerleading Camp. While there the girls chalked up four excellents, one superior and won the spirit stick every night. Members of this notable group are: Cindy Posey. Beth Pendergrass. Leslie Ward, LaRonda Smith, Renae Perkins, Kim Macko, Debbie Tarter, Lisa Sallis, Malorise Mortimer, Roxanne Hobson, Stacy Hanks. Dawn McKay (Cohead), Kathy Lucas (Head). The mascot was Rod Childers. Basketball Cheerleaders — 83 DAVID ADKINS CHARLIE BUMGARNER KENBUMPAS WILLIS CLARK ‘ JEFFGUYNES TRAVIS HARRELL BRIAN HUTSON DAVID JACKSON ItianAor CRAIG SLAY KEVIN STONE KEVIN SULLIVAN SHAWN SULLIVAN JOHN COOPER BRIAN COSTELLO TIM COSTELLO DARRYL DAVIDSON STEVE JOYNER MIKE PHIPPS KEN RANAGER GLEN SINGLETARY ROBBY TUCKER CARL VOLZ PHIL WHITEHEAD JOE WILSSENS 85 The 1981 girls’ softball team was astounding. Although this was only their second year as a team, they wound up the season with an 11-2 record. Under the impressive coaching of Coach Charles Sheppard, the girls became State Champions. The members of the softball team, pictured above, are: Marla Townsend. Laura Thomas. Danielle Whiteside. Beth Turnage. Wendy Hales. Lisa Smith. Liz Nelson. Felicia Boyd. Benita Garver. Michelle Haughtman. Pam Tucker. Sherri O'Briant. and Lisa Howard. 86 — Softball Softball — 87 The 1981-82 soccer team had an outstanding record of 8 and 2. Under the superior coaching of Ron Baer, the team placed impressively in their league. Assistant coaches were Bob Morlan and Elton Jay. The members are, row 1: Brother Rogers, Jason Guynes. Philip Patereau, Tim Lee. Brian Galano, David Adkins, Patrick Pipitone. Lee Harrell, and William Nicholas. Row 2: Mike Jay (manager), Tim Costello, Sean McCarthy. Brian Costello, Tommy Landry, Mike Morlan, Frank Rogers, Phil Whitehead, and Mike Clark (manager). Row 3: Neal Pearson, David Murray, Brian Hut- son, Chris Anderson, Mark Opperthauser, Scott Galloway, Clay Ranager, Tim Parks, and Coach Ron Baer. Not pic- tured: Mark Vinson. ._______________. 88 — Soccer Brandon had its first cross-country team in the history of the school. A boys’ team was fielded this year. Members of the team were: Brad Duncan, David Jackson, James Quinn, Brother Rogers, Joe Sanderson, Richard Tanner, Mark Wade, David Welch and Robbie White. The top performer for Brandon this year was sophomore Joe Sanderson with a best time of 18:00 on a 5,000 meter course. The time will be the new school record for the first year sport. James Quinn, Robbie White, Brother Rogers, ar. i David Jackson round out the top five runners. David Jackson was the only senior on the team. With all but one returning runner, it is hoped that the future is bright for another year. Cross Country — 89 Led by Coach Henry the 1982 Boys’ Track Team has been expertly trained and prepared for this season. Lettermen Joe Sanderson, Robbie White, and Robert Smith are running the 2 mile, 1 mile, and 440 yard dash respectively. Dan Rainer, Victor Myers, and Mike Sidebot- tom are running in the 440 and 220 relays. Participating in the 880 and 1 mile are Tim Parks, Lewis Branch, Anthony Williams, and Curtis Myers. James Quinn is running the 880 and the 440 yard dash. Our pole vaulters this year are Matt Cook, Henry McKay, Arthur McAlister, and George Spann. Throwing the shotput are Henry Shephard, Vincent Spann, Clay Ranager, and Jeff Martella. track 90 — Track Freshman Football — 91 The freshman boys, under the leadership of Johnny Thor- ton, have had a successful year. Their perseverance and determination led them to great victories. Each player con- tributed much time and effort before and during the games. The members of the team this year are: Tommy Stapleton (mgr.), Nick Spann (mgr.), Mark Taylor, Lamond Melvin, Charlie Ellingburg, Barry Chalk, Cliff Speaks. Scott Stoven. Albert McCray. Gerald McAllister. Roy Norwood. Denr Smith. 92 — Freshman Basketball This year the freshman girls were under the leadership of a new coach. Coach Sojourner led the girls through a year of hard work and potential. Although defeat came their way more than once, they showed much determination and hope for the future. Pictured are, kneeling: Paula Dukette, Wendy Hales, Wanda Norwood. Kim Stonecypher. Standing: Mildred Gates (mgr.), Shirley Moore, Robyn Berry, Pam Watts, Sherry O’Briant, Coach Sojourn. Freshman Basketball — 93 freshman cheerleaders The 1981-82 freshman cheerleaders have provided enthusiastic support for their team this year. During the summer they attended the National Cheerleaders Association Clinic at Mississippi College and received 3 excellent ribbons, 2 superior ribbons, and a super star squad award. Pictured are Becky Finch, Erin McCarthy, Krista Atkinson. Sharon Jefferson, Carla Mullins, Lori Aslin, and Michelle Woods. The mascot was Mike Reeves. 94 — Freshman Cheerleaders Girls’ Basketball Brandon Red Carpet Bowl Brandon Brandon 43 Forest Hill 35 Football 37 Callaway 65 39 Clinton 56 26 Morton 8 44 Puckett 30 26 Forest 6 55 Magee 39 34 Florence 0 44 Pisgah 20 13 Vicksburg 7 47 Crystal Springs 56 27 Hinds A.H.S. 6 41 Jim Hill 62 7 Clinton 0 38 Pearl 45 13 Yazoo City 12 17 Vicksburg 38 32 Canton 7 24 Clinton 52 14 Warren Central 19 29 Raymond 30 17 Pearl 7 38 Hazlehurst 42 49 Madison-Ridgeland 41 15 Columbus Lee 7 Girls’ Softball Brandon 26 St. Joe 2 0 Vicksburg 2 20 St. Andrew’s 1 1 St. Andrews 0 4 Richland 3 2 Clinton 1 11 Warren Central 3 1 Warren Central 2 4 Madison-Ridgeland 5 3 St. Joseph’s 0 12 Hinds A.H.S. 11 7 N.W. Rankin 0 5 Meridian 4 1 Lanier 0 11 Jim Hill 1 3 Forest Hill 2 7 Lanier 1 4 Murrah 3 7 Pearl 6 7 Hill 0 5 Provine 4 12 Forest Hill 2 17 Murrah 0 Freshman Football Brandon 6 Forest 0 14 Pearl 20 30 Vicksburg 22 14 Clinton 12 24 Yazoo City 8 27 Canton 6 20 Warren Central 24 96 — Faculty growing with us Faculty — 97 98 Fulton Rushing 9th and 10th grade Principal Wallace Bumpas Athletic Director Nelte Mashburn Attendance Center Secretary-Bookkeeper Bonnie Strickland High School Secretary Sandra Parker High School Secretary 99 ■io Ruth Adkins Biology Mary Beard Adult Roles, Family Living, General Science, Home Economics II Louise Benton Art I, II, III, Art Survey Gerry Britt Advanced Math, Geometry Mildred Bryant Accounting, Business Law, Business Math I, Typing I Jimmie Canterbury Drama, Speech I, II, Stage 100 — Faculty Susan Cliett French I, II, Spanish I, II Vernell Daniels Learning Disabilities Merle East Librarian Carol Fortenbury English I, II, General Science Carl Hagan Band, Instrumental Music, Music Literature, Music Theory Carol Heiden Algebra I, Cheerleader Sponsor, General Science, Physics Essie Holifield American History Faculty — 101 June Hollis Civics, Miss. History, World History Marie Holmes Librarian Aide Charlie Jones Algebra III, Calculus, Chemistry, Physics, Trigonometry Ottris Holmes Dietician Jerry Jackson Advanced Science, General Science, Physical Science Myrtle Jackson English II Bobbie Jennings English I 102 — Faculty Dolly Martin Counselor Linn McCart Learning Disabilities Joyce McGuire English IV Ralph Moore American History, High School Boys Basketball, P.E. Frances Morris TMR Aide Marjorie Murray Clerical Office Procedures, General Business I, II, Office Math, Typing I Linda Parker Algebra II, Math II I Faculty — 103 Bonnie Perritt Creative Writing, English III, IV Patricia Perry Algebra I, Math II Frances Ratcliff English II, III Josh Reagan Civics, Miss. History, P.E. Suzanne Reagan 9th grade and High School Girls’ Sports Frances Savage Economics, Government, Law Related Education Beverly Scales Pre-Vocational 104 — Faculty Fletcher Smith Math 1,11 Deborah Stanton Business Math I, II, Newspaper Sponsor, Typing I, II Mandy Strong Pre-Vocational Lee Tucker Annual Sponsor, Business English, Economics, Shorthand, Typing I Martha Vinson Home Economics I Emmett Williams Vocational Agriculture 1,11,111 Faculty — 105 106 Classes Classes — 107 Graduation — a time we ail look forward to with ambivalent emotions. Joy, relief, self-accomplishment, trepidation, and anxiety can all be jumbled together in our minds. We reminisce about the fun times in high school, but that's all behind us now as we begin to struggle toward the goals we’ve set for ourselves. Expectations are high as we face some major crossroad decisions. Left, right or straight ahead — it’s never easy to tell. Jesus offers us direction in our lives if we’ll just take the time to listen: ‘‘Trust in the Lord with all your heart, And lean not unto your own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge Him and He will direct your paths.” Proverbs 3:5-6 Seniors of 1982, you are the building blocks of tomorrow. Let’s build a future that’s worth living in. Senior class officers are: Lacey Ashley (president), Kelly Howell (vice-president), Leslie Conner (secretary-treasurer), and Amy Wat- son (reporter). seniors 109 Lonnie Wayne Adams Michael R. Alewine Sandra Ann Alford Donna Lynn Anderson Mark Alan Anderson Lacey Lee Ashley Eric Wayne Atkinson Margaret Ellen Atkinson Belinda Joyce Baker Shelley Elizabeth Beard Kristie Renee Belk George Gary Blalock 110 Felicia Ann Boyd Lewis Branch Jr. Billy Bridges Wallace Brown Gina Bryant William B. Buchanan Jr. Angela Kay Bullock Elizabeth Farrell Bumpas Westleyan Carol Busbee Catherine Marie Campbell Dwayne Prentiss Cannon Dawn Marie Champlin in Mark Tod Chandler Roderick Gene Childers Jacquelin Deanna Clark Gary Dean Coleman Leslie Louise Conner Jeffrey David Cox Ronald D. Craft Darren Michael Crotchett Bobby Day's Serita Jean Dawson Fulton Dear Roger L. Dickerson 112 Judy Darlene Dickson Jeffrey Scott Dixon Jason Paul Dominick John Bradley Duncan Edward Earl Easterling Jr. Linda Elaine Elder Darlene Evette Finch Denson D. Fletcher Walter Douglas Floyd 113 John Andrew Frye Ramona Kay Fulton Sandra Cathy Fulton Benita Frances Garver Leah Faith Gasaway Jeffrey Robert Guynes David Lance Hafler Patricia Ann Hall Stacey Lynne Hanks Carsten Hansen III Corry Detter Harms Jr. Randy Wayne Harrell Travis Ray Harrell Jr. Charles N. Harrist III Michele Hauptman 114 — Seniors Gregory Scott Hill Belinda Rae Hinson Everlene Hobson Gloria Hobson Robbie Roxanne Hobson Roy Dale Hobson William Holmes Kathy Ralynn Howard Lance Howard Lisa Kaye Howard Kelly Lynn Howell Kerry Wayne Hudson Seniors — 115 Katherine Anne Huff Charles Hunt Kenneth David Jackson Lisa Lynn Jones Patricia Denise Leslie Angela Kay Lewis Kathy Ann Lucas Michael Owen Mann Phillip Olen Marks Mala Dan Martin Deborah L. Barrett May Sean Michael McCarthy 116 — Seniors Jolly Jeanette McCornell Patricia Ann McCornell Melinda Jean McCullough Delta Me Dow Kenneth Lloyd Mclntire William Thomas McKay Jr. Anitra Dawn McKay Eric Darin McLain Cindy Ann Metzger James Loid Mitchell Lee Dora Moore Jacqueline Renee Moreno Seniors — 117 Joanna Bigham Morgan Angela Michelle Mullins Michele Elizabeth Murray Curtis Myers Earnest Myers Michael A. Myers Roger H. Myers Victor Myers Elizabeth Anne Nelson Michael E. O'Bryan Mark Ray Opperthauser Lisa Maudine Palmer 118 — Seniors Susan Margaret Parkel Annette Pearson Karen Renee Peden Martha Lynne Peden Charlotte Schou Petersen John Paul Prestage Jacqueline Denise Purvis Stephen Micheal Purvis Melissa Ann Quinn William F. Radon Sandra Ann Rainer Ken Ranager Seniors — 119 George Talmadge Rhodes III John Hartwell Robbins Lillian Dawn Robinson John Arthur Rochat Frank Young Rogers Jr. Tina Marie Rommerdale Damon E. Sanders Nancy Carolyn Savage Sandra D. Scott Stacy Elizabeth Scott Susan Elizabeth Scott Julia Anne Sheppard 120 — Seniors Rhonda Kay Shoemake Steve B. Shoop Michael Edward Sidebottom Kimberly Suzanne Simpson Donna Marie Sims Michael Glen Singletary Cathy Smith Gary Richard Smith Robert J. Smith IV Tonya Renee Smith Marvin D. Spann Penny Ann Spann Seniors — 121 Thomas Barnes Steen Karla Ann Stevens R. Shawn Sullivan Cherie Dee Ann Suse Bobby Glenn Taylor Greg Taylor Mark Shannon Taylor Richard Travis Thompson Wayne Thompson Chan Tay Thurman Laurie Elizabeth Thurmond Robert Austin Tindol 122 — Seniors Richard Franklin Toomey Elizabeth Rita Trahan Cynthia Lynn Vance Michael Clark Wallace Eric Earl Ward Leslie McCabe Ward Amy Virginia Watson Michael Edward Welborn Beverly Dawn Wells Janet A. White Bret Alan Whiteside Charlotte Denette Wilkins Seniors — 123 Phyllis Danita Williams David Giles Williamson Carlton Wooten Not Pictured: William Scott Booth Danny Carter Brian Chalk Richard A. Childers II Annie Hackmann Charles David Hamilton Waymon Bernard Harmon Walter M. Hester III Rhonda Ann Kaiser Mona Raye Measells James Lynn Myers Carmon Taylor Jeffrey Jerome Taylor James Howard Wilson 124 Seniors Borne On the first warm winds of Feelings newly found Fly But remember Don’t look down Take as much as you think you ought to Give just as much as you can Don't forget what your failures have taught you Or else you'll learn them all over again Or else you’ll have to learn them All over again. Lessons learned are like Bridges burned You only need to cross them but once Is the knowledge gained Worth the price of the pain? Are the spoils worth the cost of the hunt? Are the spoils worth the cost of the hunt? — Dan Fogelberg rYrfL? r . -1'? - - mm !y -. tyCvV;-: B.' This page is dedicated to the Senior Class in appreciation for their support in the Spirit Chain Competition during Pearl Week. 126 A Taste of Denmark Comes to BHS This year Brandon High School had a new and unusual experience. Our first foreign exchange student, Charlotte Schou Peterson, came to live amoung us from her native Denmark. “Charlie,” as referred to by her friends, was adopted by the Stribling family and began her senior year with the class of 1982. Her tall Scandanavian beauty and open spirit helped to make her a part of us immediately. She was eager to learn our customs and share with us the heritage of her Denmark. Her warm personality and inquisitive mind made her a natural for popularity at BHS. We loved her special cakes at Christmas, and the unique and appealing way in which she wanted to belong. Even though “Charlie” is back at her home, she will always be a part of the class of 1982. 127 “Riding high and flying free, We re the Class of ’83! The junior class has shown their loyalty to BHS through numerous ac- tivities. They have proved their true spirit by winning the spirit stick in several pep rallies. Representing this class are Brother Rogers — Presi- dent, Scott Galloway — Vice- President, Chris Alewine — Secretary, and Erin Shaw — Reporter. juniors 129 Chris Alewine Chris Anderson Lesa Applegate Margaret Baldwin Cheryl Barr Tamara Bartley Kevin Baughman Kent Bayless Chris Bell Robbie Benefield Rhonda Berry Marcia Beets Stephen Bittick Hank Blum Lynne Bostick Tena Bradley Jamie Breazeale Audrey Brown Lisa Bryant Christy Buff Ken Bumpas Jeff Burkhalter Billy Bush Angela Calder Frank Chapman Mike Christopher Willis Clark Darren Cook Tim Costello Donald Craft Carrie Crenshaw Darryl Davidson Hugh Davis Juanita Davis Teresa Dear Regina Dees Sandra Ducker Daphne Ervin 130 — Juniors Scott Galloway Jack Gardner Gerie Gilbert Tracy Goolsby Andy Graham Ursula Greiner Pam Grosche Chad Hammons Becky Hancock Bobby Hannah Willie Harvey Scott Hatten Lisa Headley Lynn Holcomb Brian Hutson Scott Jackson James Johnson Jerome Jolley Kim Jones Steve Joyner Verdis King Karen Knop Scott Lafhameyer Jimmy Lamb Angela Lancaster James Lane Laura Ledford Eddie Lovelace Lynn Lowery Timmy Lowery Kim Macko Michael Macko Jeff Martella Irene Martin Marina Martin Becky May John McDonald Kelly McDonough Juniors — 131 Renee McGuffee Sonny McKay Brian McKee Chireen McKee Renee McKinion Tony McNair Cindy Miller Lynette Minor Melissa Mohr Kevin Moore Jennifer Murphy David Murray Ronald Nunnelee Barry O’Briant Nancy Peden Norm Perkins Cindy Posey Ty Powers Clay Ranger Cliff Robertson Giga Robinson Gina Robinson Robert Rowell Jeff Rutland Manuel Saldana Lisa Sallis Greg Sanders Veronica Savage David Scott Dawn Sellers Erin Shaw Sherry Sheets Kenneth Shepherd Lisa Sims Angie Smith 132 — Juniors Kim Smith Shawn Spalding George Spann Tony Stanley Tammye Steverson Kevin Stone Kim Stribling Debbie Tarter Theresa Taylor Laura Thomas Ashton Thompson Sharon Thornton Joetta Thurman Susan Tierney Robin Tolbert Pam Tucker Nancy Wade Maria Walston Tammy Warren Dave Welch Randy Westbrook Kim White Robby White Sheri White Phil Whitehead Anthony Williams Sheri Williams Joey Wilssens Johnny Winsley Suzanne Wright Libby Wyatt Juniors — 133 The ’81-’82 Sophomore class is truly a group of winners, having won the spirit stick on numerous occasions and first place in the Homecoming Float competition. The sophomore class is well represented in all places of school and community activities. The class of ’84 is led by President — Mark Vinson, Vice President — Tommy Landry, Secretary — Tim Parks, and Reporter — Kim Purvis. sophomores Corey Adams Rusty Adams David Adkins Debbie Alford Jamye Arp Ellen Baker Lisa Baker Michael Baker Robin Beard Steve Benefield Donna Bishop Patti Bradford Cynthia Brantley Lisa Brantley Ricky Brewer Phyllis Brown Mike Bullock Scott Burgess Vonda Burke Amy Capek Glen Carroll Greg Carroll Joyce Chandler Michelle Chapman Eugene Clark Larry Clark Renee Coleman Angela Collier Vickie Collinsworth Bill Conner Matt Cook John Cooper Tim Coulter Shelly Craddock Caren Crosswhite Shannon Daughdrill Kim Davidson Janice Dickson 136 — Sophomores Eileen Dimond Ronald Dotson Becky Durrett Dale Elder Linda Elwell Suzanne Emmons Lance Ensign David Ford Robert Fulton Robbie Gaspard Terri Gillan Jeff Goodwin Jennifer Graham Sandra Grana Melissa Gregory Terry Harmon Elizabeth Harms Lee Harrell Gerald Haskins Eric Haymon Tonya Hinton Cam Hoge Andy Hoke Martha Houlder Jenny Hudson Keith Hunt Patricia Irby Beth Jay Robin Johnson Keith Jones Millicent Jones Samuel Jones Glen Jordan Kimberley Jordan Vivian Kelly Kristie King Tommy Landry Stephanie Lawson Sophomores — 137 Joyce Love Melva Marlar Sandy Michaels Samuel Miley Greg Milner Lisa Milton Genette Minor Christine Mitchell Lisa Mitchell Wyndi Moak Melanie Mohr Alan Moore Eileen Moore Michael Morlan Malorise Mortimer Kim Moser Arthur McAllister Liz McAnnally Gary McCornell Teena McDaniel Henry McKay Byshia McLaurin Daphine Nail Angela Newman Robert Oliver Erlene Owens Don Palmer Tim Parks Phillip Patureau Beth Pendergrass Renee Perkins John Perkins Sherri Pierce Patrick Pipitone Kay Pitman Justin Pope Mike Prather Kim Purvis James Quinn Tom Radan Dan Rainer 138 — Sophomores Beau Reddick Taylor Reed Connie Reel Lori Roberts Lise Rochat Wendy Rowell Jean Sanderson Joe Sanderson Chad Sharpe LaRonda Smith Lisa Smith Vincent Spann Greg Stanton Karen Steil Floyd Steverson Terry Strauser Corey Sullivan Rhonda Thomley Melissa Thomspon Marla Townsend Robby Tucker Laura Tullos Stephen Turberville Beth Turnage Edmond Turnage Mark Vinson Carl Volz Brad Wagner Ivan Ware Charlotte Warren Angela Watkins Lynda Weidinger Gay Welch Tracey Wells Danielle Whiteside Allen Wilbourn John Wilder Rob Williams Greg Williamson Paula Wilson Larry Wooten Rhonda Zetterholm Sophomores — 139 The freshmen have adjusted well to their brand new environ- ment this year. Victorious over a slow start in the pep rallies, they won the spirit stick in our game against Clinton. The freshman football team also showed their spirit and determination by com- ing out with a record of 5-2. Representing this dedicated class are Carla Mullins — President; Russ Britt — Vice President; Jeff Franklin — Secretary Treasurer; and Chris Welch — Reporter. freshmen Kevin Aeschllman Eric Amundson Krista Atkinson Anita Bailey Eric Baldwin Tim Bass Pam Beasley Treasure Beino Craig Bell Jody Bennett Robyn Berry Demmie Gail Blanco Michael Branch Stephanie Brantley Brian Bridges Russ Britt Gerald Brown Jackie Brown Ann Buchanan Paul Buff Charlie Bumgarner Torrence Burke Terry Burnett Charles Burnham Delynn Bush Sheri Bush Regina Cannon Barry Chalk Conner Charles Michael Clark Chris Clements Steven Cockerham Mary Collier Cynthia Colson Brian Costello Angie Dennison April Dew Curtis Dobson 142 — Freshmen Paula Dukette Charles Ellingberg Suzette Faries Angie Farmer Rebecca Ferguson Becky Finch Milton Finch Cindy Flowers Jeff Franklin Kevin Fryer Wes Fulcher Jennifer Gardner Jeff Garris Mildred Gates Angie Gilbert Shawn Giles Cynthia Grantham Lisa Gray Juanita Green Brian Gualano Jason Guynes Wendy Hales Ricky Hammons Danny Hannah Tasha Hansen Renee Hardin Tracey Harrison Tracey Hartmen Wanda Harvey Andy Hauptman Richard Hawthorne Patrick Haynes Bill Herrington Dana Hester Lana Hester Jody Hill Renee Hobby Randy Hobson Freshmen — 143 Roy Hobson Linda Hoops Beth Horn Paul Horn Shelia Hurley Gary Ingram Undra Jackson Sharon Jefferson Greg Jones Joey Jones Julie Jones Terry Jones Jan Jordan John Kaiser Timothy Kelly David Kewley Vernon King Angie Knapp Sue Knighton Tammy Krapek Tim Lee Brett Lewis Jennie Lindman Scott Lippiatt Rachel Lively Steve Logan Cindy Lovelace Philip Mangrum Debbie Mann Dawn Martin Diane Martin Lee May Gerald McAllister Erin McCarthy James McCoy Albert McCray Ronnie McCornell Stephanie McIntosh Lamond Melvin Randy Miles Charles Moore Doyle Moore Riley Moore Shirley Moore Kenny Morris Carla Mullins Kenny Myers 144 — Freshmen Teresa Myers Greg Nelson William Nicholas Cheryl Niece Richard Nye Sherri O’Brien Jeri Lynn Ostrander Jeffery Overby Lisa Paschel Derek Patch Vince Patterson Keith Payne Mark Peden Neal Pearson Tammie Pearce Randy Phillips Mark Phipps Mike Phipps Steve Plomchok Leslie Porter Michelle Posey Terry Prince Jimmy Quinn Nancy Quinn Marc Ratcliff Mike Reeves Max Renfroe Teri Reynolds Todd Rhodes Ricky Richardson Palmer Robbins Jim Roberts Mike Roberts Tim Roberts Dana Robertson Renee Rodemacher Frelisha Salers Traci Satterfield Timmy Sebren Melissa Settlemire Brent Shows Pam Sidebottom Tasha Simmons Jeffery Sims Sheri Sims Craig Slay Barry Smith Freshmen — 145 Dennis Smith Sharon Smith Roy Sorrels Vanessa Spann Cliff Speaks Pam Spears Wes Stafford Tommy Stapleton Missy Stewart Kim Stonecypher Scott Stover Susie Strassmaier Kevin Sullivan Scott Suse Toni Tadlock Richard Tanner Drake Townsend Eric Tripp Kimberly Vance Mark Wade Mark Weidinger Pam Welborn Chris Welch Julie Welch Tony White Steve Willard Mitzi Williams Crozat Wilson Johnny Wilson Chris Wimberly Robin Wolfe Michelle Woods Lori Wright Michael Wright Eric Zetterholm 146 Freshmen In Memory of James Timmy Logan FOOTPRINTS IN THE SAND One night I had a dream — I dreamed I was walking along the beach with the Lord And across the sky flashed scenes from my life. For each scene I noticed two sets of footprints in the sand. One belonged to me and the other to the Lord. When the last scene of my life flashed before us, I looked back at the footprints in the sand. I noticed, that many times along the path of life, There was only one set of footprints. I also noticed that it happened at the very lowest and saddest times in my life. This really bothered me and I questioned the Lord about it. Lord, you said that once I decided to follow you, You would walk with me all the way, But I have noticed that during the most troublesome times in my life There is only one set of footprints. I don’t understand why in times when I needed you most you should leave me. The Lord replied, My precious child, I love you and I would never, never leave you during your times of trial and suffering. When you saw only one set of footprints, It was then that I carried you.” — Author unknown 147 Middle School — 149 150 — Middle School Administration and Faculty growing with us Middle School Administration and Faculty — Wilson Taylor 7th and 8th Grade Principal Nancy S. Bramlett 5th and 6th Grade Principal 152 Charlotte Bass Secretary Alice Davis Secretary Mary Batemon Fifth Grade Brenda Brown Emotionally Handicapped Learning Disabilities Johnnie Bruce Fifth Grade Beth Bryson Learning Disabilities Vivian Cannimore RERP Marti Crawford Gifted Billy Earls Eighth Grade — Social Studies Camille Ferriss Eighth Grade — Science Pat Ford Title I Aide Pat Franklin Sixth Grade Ann Fulton Seventh Grade — English Barbara Galloway Eighth Grade — English Charliene Gilder Living Skills Mildred Gill Gifted Wanda Hagan Band Margaret Hales Fifth Grade 153 Peggy Hartley Eighth Grade — Math Penny Jenkins Title I Aide Jack Kilpatrick Eighth Grade — Social Studies Shirley King Sixth Grade Judi Lane Title I Aide Pat McLeod Hearing Imp., Lang. Delayed Geneva McKay Aide Deborah McKenney Fifth Grade Jeanie Monsour RERP Susan Monsour Sixth Grade Joanna Morgan Seventh Grade — Math Pam Partridge EMR Kayron Pitts Fifth Grade Vicki Prall Fifth Grade Brenda Roby Learning Disabilities Lou Sanders Seventh Grade Science 154 Ann Sheppard Counselor Gay Sims Fifth Grade Wanda Sirmon Title I Aide Pam Sparks Music Jo Stanford Sixth Grade Marianne Stokes Seventh Grade — Math Evelyn Tanner Music Claire Touchstone Seventh Grade English Lawerence Turner Seventh Grade — Soc. Stud. Sampson Veal Title I Math Kay Watts Learning Disabil. Matilda Whatley Learning Diabil. Beverly White Sixth Grade Cindy Williams Sixth Grade Eva Williams Sixth Grade Bernadette Yates RERP 155 156 — Middle School Classes eighth grade Andrea Adkins Mike Agee Craig Alexander Alan Anderson Eric Anderson Susan Anderson Leigh Ann Arcemont Sharon Barton Kim Beard Tara Beard Wally Bell Tonia Blough Ricky Boggan Stephanie Bond Sherry Brewer Spence Bridges Amy Brown Gina Brown Maria Brown Monetha Bryant Alison Bufkin Gregg Burkhalter Julie Burris Carla Cartwright Judy Chandler Bill Clay R. J. Coleman Annette Collum Tony Comeaux Brad Cook Cindy Cook Curtis Cook Wes Covington 158 — Eighth Grade Jimmy Creel Cheryl Crosswhite Molly Davis Undara Davis Wilma Davis Gabriel Dear Tim Dearman Laura DeLoach Lynne Donaldson Jessie Dorsey Paige Duke David Durrett Jeff Easterling Wayne Edmond Nancy Falls Erin Feathers Ray Feltson Rob Alan Finney Ronald Fletcher Mike Ford Clifton Fortune Richard Frye Brian Gifford John Goldman Tammy Grant Noelle Graveman Kenneth Gray Pam Gregor Teresa Grice Kathy Hackman Danette Hale Victor Hall Steve Hallman Michelle Hansen Jeff Hardin Betty Harmon Anthony Harris Malcolm Harvey Eighth Grade — 159 Richard Henderson Donna Hill Curtis Hobson Leisa Hobson Terry Hoelter Chick Hoge Michelle Hoke Joe Holland Sherry Holloway Rosemari Horn Janet Hose Vicki Howard Brad Howe Denny Howell Celeta Jackson Liesa Jackson Rob Jay Denise Johns Julie Johnson Catherine Jones Greg Jones Mike Jones Sarah Jones Shane Jones Christy Kelly Kellon Ketchum Renee King Deliano Knott Dennis Knott Jennifer Knott Cindy Krapek Ricky Ladd Cindy Lancaster Libby Laughlin Tammie Launius Regina Lawrence Pam Lewis Michelle Lindsey 160 — Eighth Grade Torrence Lindsey Bill Long John Long Denise Macko David Maddox Jarrod Madison Nita Malone Anita Mangum Kathy Mann Laura Marks Mitch Martella Heather Martin Darlene May Sondra McAuley Donald McCalip Brian McCarthy Pam McCornell Tracie McCoy Tony McDaniel Ken McDill Perry McDill Marcella McDow Robert McIntosh Betty McLaurin David McLaurin Sharon Melvin Tracy Miles Andy Mills Dean Milton Jerry Moore Robert Moore Ronnie Moore Yve Morris Michelle Norman Angie Obermeier Tony Obermeier Kristi O’Briant David Opperthauser Eighth Grade — 161 Gaylyn Ostrander John Overby Virginia Owens Kim Padgham Hugh Parish Victor Parks Angela Patterson Mike Paullin Hunter Persac Stephanie Phillips Cindy Pope Cregg Puckett James Purvis Frank Redd Sabrina Rhodes Jody Rieves Jimmy Roberts Kim Robertson Ashley Russell Tim Rutland Jo Ann Sanders Lori Scott Mike Scott Lisa Seros Scott Sheppard Lynda Shumaker Brad Smith Brian Smith Cheryl Smith Renee Spann Wayne Spann Stacy Spier Dwayne Stapleton 162 — Eighth Grade Larissa Stearns Vicki Steil Paul Strassmaier Dee Dee Stuart Kim Tadlock Karla Taylor Rob Tennyson Kim Thomas Laura Thurman David Thurmond Keith Tipton Annie Tolible Sonya Tucker Ricky Tudor Amy Tullos Scott Turberville Lynn Usry Shawn Vaden Thad Vinson Wendy Walston Richard Ward Teresa Wash Shane Wells Mike Westcott Mary Wheeler Kelly White Lori Whitt Lester Williams Carol Wilson Earnest Wilson Lorie Wilson Sheri Wiman Denise Wooten Eighth Grade — 163 seventh grade Ben Adkins Carolyn Agee Leslie Ainsworth Eddie Albritton Dayle Alsbury Jeff Anderson Steve Angelo Candace Atherton Holly Atkisson Joanna Aycock Chris Baeuerle Holly Baker Michelle Baker De Shaye Barr Paige Barrett Noell Bass Barry Baughman Mike Bedgood Lori Bennett Elgin Boggan Ricky Bradshaw Tammy Bradshaw Eddie Bragg Troy Braiedy Jay Brantley Jane Brewer Paul Brewer Andy Brown Earl Brown Caron Brownlee 164 — Seventh Grade Scott Bullock Greg Burnham Jake Callahan Regina Cameron Allan Campbell Juanita Carr Pam Carter Chris Cartwright Earnest Champion Marche Chandler Tammy Childers Eric Chisolm Marty Chupp Sara Clements Wes Cochran Edgar Collier Jennifer Colson Joe Cooper Mona Copeland Robin Costello Leanne Craft John Crain Paige Crawely Neila Currie Jerri Lynn Dawson Randy Dennison Kim Dodd Maranda Donald Steve Donnell Jason Downing Lisa Drake Seventh Grade — 165 Russell Dukette Pat Dunn Patrick Durr Sammy Durr Troy Elder Billy Ellingburg Paul Ensign Dana Farmer Melissa Frederick Stephanie Fulton Tammy Gallant Trudy Gardner Darrell Gaspard Traci Gill Kelly Gillette Sherry Gilmer Arlester Gray Gary Gray Purvie Green Tiffany Green Staci Gregory Chuck Grosche Chip Guy Katrina Hamilton Kevin Hanks Billy Hannah Sherri Hannah Michele Harmon Richard Harrell Cindy Harris Malcolm Harris 166 — Seventh Grade Angela Harthcock Stephanie Harvey Anita Haskins Dawn Hazel Marcus Hebert Marni Hebert Rosemari Hill Willie May Hobson Greg Holmes Rene Hoover Jim Hotten Jodie Howell Johnny Hubbard Mickey Hutton Stephanie Jackson Kayron James Mike Jay Chris Jefferson Paula Jeffries Julie Jernigan Stacey Jones Ashley Jordan Randy Kelly Diane Kerr Raphael Kersh Heather Kewley Jimmy King Ferlonzo Knott Neal Lawson Patricia Lawson Tony Layton Sherry Lippiatt Seventh Grade — 167 Greg Lively Shannon Lovelace Lee Ann Madison Trenton Mangum John Mansell Chip Marsman Michelle Martella Garron Martin Tina Massey Liz Maxwell James May Gina McClain Mike McClanahan Deborah McCarnell Matt McCullough Dean McDill Gia McDonald Colleen McGivern Heather McGivern Wes Mclntire Ralph McKee Kathy McLaurin Veronica McLaurin Shea McReynolds Tammie Meadows Stacy Meek Angela Melvin Carol Melvin Sherri Melvin Ricky Mills Floyd Mitchell Melanie Moore Christy Murray 168 — Seventh Grade Robin Nelson Jeff Newell Lee Nordan Catherine Norwood Sharon Norwood Martha Ogle David Olivier Jackie Overby Tina Overby Vincent Pack Joseph Palmer Vickie Palmer Julie Patterson Joey Payne Joe Perkins Timmy Phillips Sheri Pitts Pam Porter Wallace Prince Andre Proctor Shirley Purvis Staci Purvis Eric Rademacker Melissa Ratcliff Lori Reeves Trent Rhodes Edward Richmond Todd Riggins Scott Roberts Stephanie Roberts Lisa Robinson Kelly Russell Seventh Grade — 169 Trey Scholl Joelee Sessions Keith Sistrunk Sharolyn Slay Chuck Smith Sharetta Smith Stacy Smith Davy Sorrels Martin Spann Claudia Stalcup Suzanne Stanton Mike Stapleton Kelly Starnes Angela Stephen Keith Steverson Amy Stewart Wayne Stewart Dean Tanner Julie Thames Dana Thomley Jimmy Thornton Staci Tigrett Ken Toland Jim Tolbert Tracey Topp Marty Torrence Donna Townsend Wendy Turberville Joey Turner Shana Tyler Christy Tynes Christy Volz Darryl Walker Jackie Walker Leighanne Wall 170 — Seventh Grade Kenneth Wallace Cassle Warren Stacy Warren Tony Watson Lynn Westbrook Vicki Westcott Jennifer Whaley Kim Whatley Regina Wheeler Bob Whitehead Memrie Whittington Lisa Wicker Michelle Wilkerson Kelley Williams Shannon Williams Tammy Williams Crissy Willis James Wilson Johnny Wilson Melvin Wilson Sherry Wilson David Woodin Charles Wooten Diane Wright Seventh Grade — 171 sixth grade Charles Agee Connie Agee Kim Alderman Chris Ament Elizabeth Anderson Jennifer Anderson Lynn Anderson DeeAnn Anthony Jimye Arp Georcje Authenreath Bill Barham Angela Barton Sonja Basham Deborah Bass Suzanne Beard Travis Bedwell Kathy Belk Patrick Birmingham Moselle Blanco Karen Blew Michael Bonds Ken Bowman Dena Boyd Chris Bradley Trent Braidey Julie Breazeale Tammy Breazeale Tommy Brewer Chad Bridges Bobbie Britt 172 — Sixth Grade Ty Britt Kenny Broome Angie Brown Tabitha Brown Brad Browning Candy Carlisle Kevin Carter Stacy Case Dennis Cerone Greg Childers Kevin Chisolm Davida Clack Tammy Clark Lee Coburn Boyd Collier Michael Collier Chondra Conner Ann Cook Curtis Covington Pat Cox Virgina Craft Erin Crain Stacy Crain Mark Crawford Michael Crawley Stephen Creel Shane Crow Gary Currie Ochel Davidson Mandi Davis Victor Davis Terresa Dawkins Sixth Grade — 173 FeFe Dawson Adam Deane Dawn Dixon Pam Durr Michael Elliott Bridgette Ellis Chris Evans Michael Evans Dennis Feathers Arnold Fincher Greg Flask Frederick Fletcher Michelle Flippin Richard Fortune Scott Fortune Cindy Franklin David Frederick Philip Frye Lee Galloway Amy Gardner Jennifer Geis Kathy Glenn Kelly Goss Bill Grant Chip Gray Tammy Gregory Laura Hancock Herbie Hanson Tracy Harp Matt Harrison Al Harrison Timothy Harrist 174 — Sixth Grade Stacy Hathcock Dale Hawthorne Scott Hawthorne Scott Haynes Blake Headley Steve Henderson Jeff Hobson Sam Hobson Burbon Hoover Mike Hudgens Cindy Hudson Jeff Huff Jonathan Huff Rhonda Huffman Wesley Hughes Tommy Hull Jennifer Irby Judd Irland William Jackson Andrea Jefferson Beverly Johnson Byron Johnson Russ Johnson Suzette Johnson Mynika Jones Renay Jones Allison Jordan Amy Kaiser Rayne Kelly Quandra Keys Brian Kirkpatrick Steve Krapek Sixth Grade — 175 Yolanda Kyles Joey Lindsey Amy Linebaugh Damon Lokey Chris Lovelace Stephanie Luby Leigh Allison Lyell C.J. Lyons Karen Macon Chuck Macko Tara Martin Gelston McCornell Andy McDill Lucretia McIntosh Ron McIntyre Heather McKee Daniel McKinley Shannon McKlemurry Jeff McKnight Brenda McLaurin Randy McLaurin Maurice McLin Michelle McNeil Brad Milner Shannon Milner Robby Misso Kevin Mitchell Missy Mitchell Annette Moore Carol Moore Michael Moore Wendy Moore 176 — Sixth Grade Scott Murch Brad Neely Kelly Nelson Mark Nelson Steven Neorr John Overby Rob Owen Earnest Owen Natalie Owens Lara Patterson Alicia Patureau Kevin Pendergrass Ken Perkins Tracy Peterson Prissy Pope Les Porter Jeff Posey Amanda Powell David Proctor Greg Proctor Stephanie Puckett Ben Rester Chuck Richardson Britt Rieves Rachael Riggins Geunther Robbins Keith Roberts Clay Robertson Jason Robertson Chad Rommerdale Michael Root Keith Salter Sixth Grade — 177 John Sarine Amanda Savage Allison Scott Brian Scruggs Joey Sebren Mark Seros Beth Sherrard Greg Shows Stacey Shull Greg Sims Ted Sledge Amy Smith Brad Smith Judy Smith Barbara Spann Cynthia Spann James Spann Michael Spann Kelly Spier Patrica Stafford Cory Stanford Jerry Stapleton Meredith Strahan Eric Stubbs Nikita Stubbs Apryl Sullivan Christi Sullivan Angelia Taylor Cassandra Taylor Gwenevere Taylor Nicole Taylor Yolanda Taylor Ashley Thomas James Thomas Derick Thurman 178 — Sixth Grade Laura Thurman Jackie Tolbert Jackie Tolible Shelby Topp Kim Tucker Patty Tucker Rusty Tucker David Turberville Jeanette Turnage Randall Tynes James Usry Merle Varney Chip Wall Brian Walker Deborah Walton Anna Ware Brennan Warren George Wheeler Beth Whitt Heather Wilborn Tina Wilder Brad Williams Cindy Williams Kimberly Williams Leigh Williams Joni Wilson Jimmy Yeverton Carmen Zackary Mike Zadroga JoAnna Zetterholm Rebecca Zetterholm Sixth Grade — 179 fifth grade Craig Albritton B. J. Anderson Brian Anderson Pam Anderson Tommy Anderson Joyce Arp Steve Aycock Brian Bagley Brett Barham Dabney Barham Vince Baria Jeremy Bass Karon Beeman Sharon Beeman Susan Bennett Chris Bethay Ashley Blalock Angy Blanton Fred Boone Eric Boyd Lynn Bradshaw Angela Bragg Charles Bragg Tina Bragg Travis Braiedy Rhonda Brewer Kevin Brown Lance Brown Melanie Brown Tiffany Brown Vickie Brown Brenda Bruce Lisa Bryant 180 — Fifth Grade Darren Butler Susan Caine Mary Ann Cash Edward Champion Richard Chastain Stephanie Chittom Carl Coleman Tracy Coleman Eddie Collier Lee Collier David Collum John Cooksey Pam Copeland Jennifer Coulter Tony Cox Chris Craft Brock Crain Roderick Crain Marsha Creel Marshall Creel Roy Dampier Shelly Daughdrill Marilyn Davis Brian Dear Kenny Dearing Chris Doerr Michael Donald Robbie Dortch Douglas Datson Sandy Dotson Kerry Dukes Kevin Earnest Liz Edmond Fifth Grade — 181 Melissa Ellingburg Shelly Ellis Randy Evans Joe Falls Sonya Farmer Brent Feathers Alex Finch Eric Ford Jay Ford Whitney Fortenberry Anthony Foster Chris Gardner Kim Garriss Terry Gibson Kelly Gifford Eric Gilmore Scott Gilmore Scotty Gipson Patrick Gloer Kathy Goldsmith John Gough Patricia Graves Heather Gregor Jason Grosche Brian Guthrie Debbie Hall Stephanie Hammack Doug Hammond Dennis Hardin Jan Harms 182 — Fifth Grade Rodney Harrington Chad Hartsog Cynthia Haslett Ava Harvey Autumn Hebert Wendy Henderson Mickey Hinton Brian Hobby Vera Hobson Scott Hollis Gina Hoelter Staci Howe Patrick Huffman Angela Hubbard Pam Jackson Chris James Tony James Shannon Jeffries Sarah Johns Amanda Johnson Felicia Johnson Tracey Johnson Gerald Jones Lukitia Jones Rodney Jones John Kennerson Dolister Keys Authur King Tommy King Jarris Knott Fifth Grade — 183 Ginger Landry Kevin Launius Denise Lawson Dean Lee Jill Lippiatt Sonya Loper Maria Lopez Stephanie Maddox Judd Major Clyde Martin Joe Martin Heather McCardle Terry McCarthy Matt McCoy Tim McFadden Johnny McKinion Bubba McLaurin Shawn Medders Christopher Melvin Kristin Middleton Thomas Miller Amy Milner Doug Mitchell Cambria Moore Chuck Morris Heather Murray Dante Myers Paul Myers Felicia Neal Vickie Nesline 184 — Fifth Grade Kim Nester Brian Niskala Ben Nowell Marshall Pack James Palmer Vicki Pannell Ricky Parish Brad Parker David Parker Donna Parker Paul Phillips Tony Phillips Steve Pickering Brandye Posey Sharon Posey Gary Proctor Derek Puckett Missy Purvis Cortez Quinn John David Reddick May Richmond Ron Robinson J’Linda Rodgers Kelly Robbins Laura Russell Edwin Sallis Alan Salter Amy Sarine Jeff Schilhab Nancy Scott Fifth Grade — 185 Sharon Sebren Jennifer Sellers Johnnie Sellers Bobby Service Susan Service Pat Sessions Casey Simmons Wesley Sivley Clay Shows Kim Shows Colleen Smith David Smith Stacey Smith Melissa Sobera Shirley Spangler Kerry Spann Heather Stacy Melanie Stanton Shane Stewart Jill Stover Robby Strickland Bobby Stringer Wesley Stringer Melanie Sullivan Staycie Swenson Bridget Tadlock Nickey Taggart Eric Tanner Lavern Taylor Kim Thomas 186 — Fifth Grade Tracey Thomas Jeremy Thurman Yolanda Thurman Stevie Toney Tanya Torrence Teresa Tucker Tara Tudor Ellis Varner Cris Vinson Russell Voce Alex Wade Corrine Wagner Lynn Walker Clint Ware Don Warren Debra Watkins Ezzard Watkins Bo Watson Julie Welch Suzie Wells Tori West Scott Whigham James Whiteside Memory Wicker Joel Williams Shelly Williams Timothy Williams Brian Williamson Matt Wilson Scott Woods Jonathan Wright Fifth Grade — 187 BEST DRESSED Gabriel Dear Andrea Adkins WHO’S EIGHTH GRADE 188 — Junior High Who's Who CLASS FAVORITES Michele Hanson Chick Hoge Angie Obermeier Brian Smith FRIENDLIEST Brian McCarthy Stephanie Bond MOST ATHLETIC Jo Ann Sanders Rob Jay WHO MOST INTELLIGENT Rob Jay Michele Hoke BEST ALL AROUND Michele Hanson David Thurmond MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Angie Obermeier Thad Vinson MOST COURTEOUS Brad Cook Amy Tullos EIGHTH GRADE Junior High Who’s Who — 189 BEST ALL AROUND Mike Jay Jodie Howell FRIENDLIEST Lee Ann Madison Elgin Boggan SEVENTH GRADE WHO’S BEST DRESSED Lee Ann Madison Garron Martin MOST ATHLETIC Cindy Harris Purvie Green 190 — Junior High Who's Who WHO MOST INTELLIGENT Janie Brewer Joey Turner CLASS FAVORITES Jodie Howell Missy Baker Garron Martin Purvie Green MOST COURTEOUS Mike Jay Memrie Whittington MOST SCHOOL SPIRITED Missy Baker Mickey Hutton SEVENTH GRADE Junior High Who's Who — 191 The Eighth Grade Bulldogs only played in terms of success in the 1981 season. Under the guidance of their talented coaches, Johnny Thorton and Keith Cox, they acquired four victories, one loss and one tie. They were victorious over The Forest Bearcats, Yazoo City In- dians, Clinton Arrows and Vicksburg Gators. Though the Warren Central Vikings sailed to win the game, the Bulldogs recovered in a class tie with Pearl. The Junior High Bulldogs worked hard for their success. Practicing vigorously every day, the results of the season show- ed the effort. The 1981 season for the Eighth Grade Bulldogs, players and coaches, is a lot to be proud of. % 192 — Junior High Football The Seventh Grade Bulldogs spent the 81-82 year gaining experience. The Bulldogs were divided into 4 teams. The Red, Black, White, and Blue. They played each other every Thurs- day night in a “Round Robin” schedule. The Red team throughout was undefeated. The Seventh Grade Bulldogs only played one outside game, which was Warren Central. The team that traveled to Warren Central was the best of the players from each of the four divisions combined. Though the Bulldogs played vigorously, the odds weren’t in their favor. The coaches this year were Tommy Henry and Ronald Baer. Junior High Football — jr. high basketball Eighth Grade Boys’ Basketball Front row. left to right: Tony Obermier, Kelly White. John Overby. Wayne Spann. Brad Cook. Back row, left to right: Chick Hoge (mgr.), James Purvis, Rob Jay, Denny Howell. David McLaurin, David Thurmond, Gabriel Dear. Ronald Fletcher, Ronnie Moore, Coach Cox. r Eighth Grade Girls’ Basketball Front row, left to right: Andrea Atkins, Danette Hale. Michelle Norman, Kristi O’Briant, Chrissy Foreman, Renee Spann, Julie Burris. Cindy Pope. Amy Tullous, Tammy Grant. Back row, left to right: Teresa Wash (mgr.), Virginia Owens, Sharon Melvin. Kim Taklock, Wilma Davis, Angie Patterson, Anita Mangum, Jennifer Knott, Michelle Hanson, Jo Ann Sanders, Carol Wilson. 194 — Jr. High Basketball Jr. High Basketball — 195 196 — Jr. High Basketball Jr. High Basketball — 197 The 1981-82 Junior High Cheerleaders really showed us their stuff as they worked all year in support of the football and basketball teams. Mrs. Fortenberry was their sponsor and confidant. The members of the squad are Sherri Wiman, Angie Obermeier. Stephanie Bond, Staci Purvis, Jodi Howell, Michelle Baker. Joanne Sanders, and Cindy Harris. 198 — Jr. High Cheerleaders Junior High Band Candi Atherton, Holly Atkisson, Joanna Aycock, Holly Baker, Wally Bell. Rhonda Bennett. Tonia Blaugh, Monetha Bryant, Judy Chandler, Sara Clements. Jennifer Colson. Mona Copeland. Paige Crawley. Jerri Dawson. Laura Deloach. Kim Dodd, Jessie Dorsey. David Durrett, Troy Elder. Nancy Falls. Mark Tussell, Tammy Galant. Traci Gill. Noelle Graveman, Tiffany Green, Stacey Gregory, Chip Guy. Katrina Hamilton, Sherri Hannah, Betty Harmon, Angie Harthcock, Anita Haskins, Curtis Hobson, Willie Hobson, Rosmari Horn, Jim Hotten, Vicki Howard. Brad Howe, Coleta Jackson. Liesa Jackson, Stephinie Jackson, Kayron Janes, Julie Jernigan, Denise Jones, Greg Jones, Mike Jones, Sarah Jones, Christy Kelly, Tammy Lainius, Regina Lawrence. Patricia Lawson. Kathy Mann, Laura Marks, Liz Maxwell, James May, Gina McClain, Tracy McCoy. Colleen McGiven, Kathy McLaurin. Andy Mills. Dean Milton, Floyd Mitchell, Christy Murray. Martha Ogle, David Oliver. Tina Overby, Michael Paullin. Stephanie Philips. Melissa Ratcliff, Lori Reeves, Scott Roberts. Lisa Robinson, Kelly Russell, Mike Scott, Lynda Shumaker. Suzanne Stanton. Amy Stewart. Rob Tennyson. Julie Thames, Dana Thomly. Laura Thurman. Staci Tigrett, Ken Toland, Tracy Topp, Donna Townsent. Wendy Turberville, Joey Turner, Lynn Usry, Wendy Walston, Cassie Warren, Kim Whatley, Memrie Whittington, Crissy Willis, David Woodin, Diane Wright, Deborah Zetterholm. Junior High Band — 199 imi The Middle School Student Council is composed of several outstanding students in the seventh and eighth grade. These students are selected because of their leader- ship qualities and willingness to serve. This year the Council participated in an American Education Week and a campus clean up project, both of which were very successful. Their sponsor this year was Mrs. Shepard. The officers of the Stu- dent Council are Michele Hoke (president), Rob Jay (vice- president), Lee Ann Madison (secretary treasurer), Brian McCarthy (reporter). 200 — Student Council The Junior High Beta Club is an honor society in which the students must maintain a scholastic average of 90 or above. Involvement in community and school affairs is characteristic of this organization. This year’s Christmas project was supplying food for a needy family. Money was raised through the sale of Valentine Carnations to purchase school equipment. Their sponsor was Mrs. Ferriss. The officers of the Beta Club are Rob Jay (president), Michele Hoke (vice-president), Susan Anderson (secretary treasurer), Tammie Launius (reporter). Beta Club — 201 202 — Elementary Schools Elementary Schools — 204 — Elementary Administration and Faculty growing with us Elementary School Administration and Faculty — 205 Ruth Watkins First and Second Grade Principal Elinor Comfort Third and Fourth Grade Principal 206 Carol Atkinson First and Second Grade Secretary Pat Smith Third and Fourth Grade Secretary Jane Alexander Third Grade Linda Anderson Fourth Grade Sarah Bailey First Grade Libby Barber Special Learning Disabilities Mozelle Barker First Grade Sally Beeman First Grade Ann Benton Title I Reading and Math Carol Booth Second Grade Dorothy Cannon First Grade Karen Cole Second Grade Marlene Didlake Fourth Grade Estelle Donahoe Third Grade Brenda Emmons Fourth Grade Donna Frazier Gifted Cheryl Garvin First Grade Nancy Girod Fourth Grade 207 Pansy Hardin Title I Aide Sue James Educable Mentally Retarded, Learning Disabilities Sharon Jernigan Language Delayed Margaret Jones Fourth Grade Novis Jones Fourth Grade Juanita Knight First Grade Bessie Little First Grade Joyce Mangum Third Grade Mildred McClenty Title I Aide Elaine McKay Third Grade Jamie McKlemurry Trainable Ment. Ret., Educable Ment. Ret. Shirley Miller Spec. Learning Disab. Jean Milner Third Grade Marilyn Minter Fourth Grade Maxine Morris Second Grade Maxine Nail Fourth Grade 208 Zoerean Neal Third Grade Barbara Phillips Third Grade Debra Polk Title I, Reading and Math Jackie Polk Music Emily Ponder First Grade Nancy Ranager First Grade Peggy Shumaker Second Grade Marsha Sills Speech Therapy Brenda Smith Educable Mentally Retarded Carolyn Smith Second Grade Juanita Taylor Third Grade Susan Trewolla Second Grade Lenice Walker Librarian Jimmie Wallace Second Grade Millie Whittington Fourth Grade Joyce Wiman Librarian Aide 209 210 — Elementary Classes making the grade Elementary fourth grade Scotty Adams Shane Alford Chris Allen Curtis Anderson Veronica Anderson Sheri Atkisson Heather Bailey Kristi Bailey Amy Baker Jim Baker Karen Baker Stephen Baker Camille Basden Chris Basham Laura Beck Matthew Bedwell Andre Bennett Neal Blakeney Kim Boyd Ryan Boyd Heather Bradley Catherine Brissette April Bross Tabitha Bryant Veronica Burrell Chad Burris Christy Bush Cydney Cannimore Greg Carabelas Robbie Carr Tracey Chalk Sha Clack Anne Coburn 212 — Fourth Grade .1 � A Rlmr Livingston Collier Sharon Comeaux Faith Conger Brian Craft Ginger Crocker Bryan Daniels Ryan Daniels Marta Davis Robert Dale Davis Amanda Deane Tommy Dearing Timmy Dennison Jamie Dice Sean Donnell Karen Drake Michelle Duncan Kim Dunn Brian Enis Stephanie Ermert Donna Flasck Henry Fletcher Jennifer Franklin Steven Gardner Craig Garvin Drew Gary Jeremy Giles Sean Gloer Verlon Gray Jeffrey Hagan Gerald Hall Brian Hannah Ginger Hartman Eddie Harvey Eddie Harvey Chuck Haynes Chris Headley Shanda Hemphill Ernie Hillard Fourth Grade — 213 David Hobson Tara Holland Sandy Hoover Christine Hubbard Carla Huffman Judy Hutchins Karen Jackson Kevin Jackson Meliah Jackson Sonya Jackson Chad Johnson Christy Johnson Dawn Johnson Eugena Jones John Jones Prentis Jones Dwun Kersh James Kersh Trey Ketchum Nsombia Lambright Richard Lancaster Allison Lane Ryan MacLennan Kevin Macon Luke Malone Wayne Malone Reginald Mangum Ranee Martin Ashley Maxwell Misty McAlpin Charles McAuley Mindy McClain James McClure Joe McCreary Matthew McGivern Celesta McGrew Donald McGrew Jim Mclntire 214 — Fourth Grade Edwin McIntyre Brian McKlemurray Linda McLaurin Katrina McLin Vette McMaden Juanita McNeal Sidney McNeil Eugene Melvin Melody Michaels ReDana Miles Todd Miles Patrick Minor Brian Moak Clint Moore Kristie Moore Lynette Moore Scott Moore Patrick Moreno Tracey Mosley Marcus Mueller David Mulkey Neki Murrah Lee Nations Karen Neorr Richard Nickles Jim Niece Jon Niskala Shaun O’Bryan Toni Pack Amy Padgham Eddie Palmer Lakesia Parker David Patterson Cindy Perdue Lance Persac Fourth Grade — 215 Michael Pete David Pettway Allen Phillips Sintonia Phillips Frank Pinkerton Jody Pitts Michael Polk Daniel Prather Carlos Purvis Renee Quinn Sandi Rhodes Christy Risher Jeff Robertson Marti Robey Michelle Robinson Wyatt Rogers Barry Roig Natascha Ruffin Lenard Rush Andrew Scholl Paula Scott Rufus Sharp David Shumaker Greg Sirmon Amy Smith Andrea Smith Derek Smith Shannon Smith Steven Smith Harlan Snoddy Scott Sobera Patrice Spann Rocky Steverson Jay Stribling Chad Stuart 216 — Fourth Grade Stephanie Swilley Tony Swilley Joey Taylor Michael Taylor Sidney Taylor Cassandra Thurman Paul Tigrett James Tolible Kristy Toney Joni Turner Walter Turner Hunter Varney Lance Walker Kim Wash Michael Washington Janice Watkins Kim Watkins Billy Watson David Watson Alison White Buck White Chris White Christy White Lori Wilkerson Carla Willard Eddie Williams Jason Williams Keith Williams Melany Williamson Kim Willis Emily Winn John Wood Kiley Woodward Mattie Wooten Richard Wright Fourth Grade — 217 third grade Amy Aeschliman Lisa Agee Shane Ainsworth Amy Alderman Greg Angelo Edward Arnold Latisha Baird David Barr Irby Barrett Wendy Beeman Terry Bibbs Mike Blough Allyson Bowman Matthew Bonds Christie Bourgeois Treavor Braiedy Valerie Brantley Michelle Breland Paula Brewer Jamie Brooks Marty Brooks Darryll Brown Jonathan Brown Melissa Brown Necole Brown Stan Browning Bryan Burkhalter Tracy Burton Stacey Butler Matthew Calder 218 — Third Grade Elizabeth Callahan Pat Cannon Paige Carpenter Russ Chandler Cheri Clark Mitch Clark Joel Cochran Kelly Cochran Matt Collette Mike Collette Henry Collier Cherie Conner Jerry Cook Michael Cox Michelle Craft Keith Craine Shayne Curtis Christy Dearing Tammy Dearing Terri Dearing Stacey Dixon Ganah Dobson Mellisa Edge Bridgid Ferguson Brett Ferman Paul Fioranelli Latisha Filoni Max Floyd Kelly Garvin Kim Garvin Juanita Gates Marla Gentry Karen Gillette Chad Gilliland Karen Goldsmith Chris Goryl Jimbo Gross Chad Guthrie Third Grade — 219 Stephen Guy Jenny Hall Robby Hall Lisa Hallman Scottie Hallman Ryan Hammack Brian Hancock Kim Hannah Alissa Harper Patti Harrington Kevin Harthcock Dewayne Heliums Trey Herron Vernest Hines Michael Hobson Chad Hoge Mark Hollis Gary Holloway Alan Holmes Calvin Holmes Charlene Honeycutt Andrea Horn Chad Hornsby Edward Hubbard Elizabeth Huff Barbara Jackson Missy Jackson Niki Jackson Keith James Jeff Jefferson Dan Johnson Jennifer Johnson Quintus Johnson Amy Jones Bryan Jones Freddie Jones Johnny Jones Mario Jones 220 — Third Grade Michael Jones Jon Kalahan Kenny Kersh Michael Kilgore David Kirkpatrick Latrice Knight David Knott Chris Laird Wendy Laughlin Candace Lally Sharon Lindsey Tony Lindsey Rose Lokey Lucito Lopez Greg Lott Karen May Shaun Mayette Michelle McAllister Holly McCardle Joel McCarty Tammy McCrey Dywane McCullough Jennifer McDonough Jeff Mclnnis Tonya McIntyre Cassandra McKee LaJoyce McMaden Traci Meadows Shawn Meek Janie Melvin Kelly Melvin Kendrick Melvin Andy Menepace John Misso Mike Moore Holly Moreton Edwin Morrow Richard Myers Third Grade — 221 Steven Neely Linda Nesline Kim Nix Trisha Opdyke Ty Owen Jay Parker Angela Patterson Lance Perkins Michael Perry Steve Perry Katie Philley Eugene Phillips Dana Pittelkow Heather Pitts Tiffany Pope Rusty Posey Chasie Powell Willie Proctor John Purvis Kurt Rademacher Ron Raney Minnie Rawls Lara Richardson Jana Risley Jason Rodgers Ryan Russum Stephanie Rutland Shane Sanders Christian Scales Lydia Schuckman Delinna Sellers Paige Sellers K'Ann Sheppard Amy Shows Jenny Simmons 222 — Third Grade Cheryl Smith John Snoddy Sasha Spalding Lowranza Spann Scott Stanford Rodney Staton Lesley Steed Lyle Stevens Danny Stevenson Wendy Stowe Beth Sullivan Scott Swilley Shelley Swilley Bevan Tanner Felicia Taylor Winston Taylor Brad Thames Shannon Thortis Michael Tolbert Jenny Townsend Shane Trammell Angela Triche Ann Washington Chris Wells Kelly White Travis Wilkerson Austin Williams Chris Williams Paul Willis Angie Wilson Matthew Zetterholm Joey Ziegler Vincent Zizak Third Grade — 223 second grade Mark Adams Ray Adams Aimee Anido Shane Baeuerle Brent Baker Steve Baker Bonnie Baria Suzanne Beattie Joel Beavers Danielle Birmingham Charlie Bishop Gina Blough Neil Boyd Leigh Anne Brady Shaun Bragg Marcus Breland Courtney Brewer Steven Bridges Robbie Brooks Jessica Bross Shonda Brown Eric Browning Chris Bufkin Ashley Carrol Jennifer Cash Carter Charles Felicia Clincy Joe Guy Collier Harper Cossar Clark Cook 224 — Second Grade Shannon Cox Greg Craddock Missy Craft Tina Crain Gregg Crenshaw Candy Cumberland Amy Daniels Steve Dawkins Jill Dearman Micheal DeLoach Scott Donaldson Tonya Duke Kim Eschbach James Fisher Michele Flowers Benjamin Fortenberry Angela Fry Danny Gardner Carl Gibson Cyd Gloer John David Grant Mindy Graves Nathan Graveman Sandra Gross Amy Grosche Kelly Grass Chas Gualano Chris Hatcher Colleen Headley Jannelle Headley Kevin Heggins Betts Henley Second Grade — 225 Justin Hogue Tomeka Holmes Lateshia Hubbard Steve Hudgens Buddy Hudson Camille Hughes Elizabeth Hughes Dan Jeffries Jon Johanson Felicia Johnson Kendrick Johnson Patsy Johnson Regina Johnson Leigh Jones Sonia Jones Kristie Kilpatrick Charles King Tara Kilgore Yolanda Kitchens Colby Lane Suzie Lee Tammy Lewis Chuck Lippiatt Danielle Louys Julie Lowe Steve Lowery Will Lyell Tanya Lyons Janna Major Ricky Manning 226 Second Grade Brad Mason Hope Mason Shelli McAlpin Bodie McAuley Brad McCarty Michelle McCoy Paige McDill Hildra McDonald Amy Mclntire Jennifer McLaurin Latasha McNeal Germaine McNeal Scott Meek Trisha Miles Glenn Miller Kent Mills Amy Moore Holly Morgan Jacquelyn Morlan Greg Morrison Jason Murch Nundrey Myers Robin Nations Ann Neely Amanda Nelson Jennifer Newell Shalonda Norwood Terry Norwood Anne Marie Ogle Tisha Oglesbee Second Grade 227 Brent Opdyke Bridget Owens Lequida Owens Greg Paczak Ellen Parker John Allie Patrick Robbie Perkins Tony Phillips Carol Poole Danny Porter Scooter Prince Brian Pritchett Daryen Procter Shannon Quinn Lisa Read Jason Reynolds Jefferey Roberts Marty Robertson Mark Roderick Vickie Roig Tabitha Rogers Erin Ryals Tanya Sampson Leslie Sheppard Mitch Sheppard Scott Sheppard Not Available Natalie Shull Mark Sistrunk Micheal Sistrunk 228 — Second Grade Tamera Smith Timethus Spann Toya Spann Shelley Stalcup Susan Stonecypher Richard Stringer Michael Tadlock Cornelius Taylor Marceles Taylor Patrick Taylor Nicole Thames JohnTopp Richard Trunnell Cassandra Turner Travis Walker Willie Washington Stewart Webb Kim Westerfield Will Whittington Becky Williams Craig Williams Leah Williams Sandra Williams Scott Williamson Kevin Willis Anthony Wilson Craig Wilson Cory Winn Justin Winn Tracy Wright Second Grade — 229 first grade Chad Adams Sally Adkins Shelia Allen Ryan Ament Ashley Anderson Bryan Anderson Marlene Anderson Mary Anderson Tammy Anderson Billy Applewhite Trey Archer Eric Arnold Brian Averette Meredith Baggett Scott Bagley Emily Baker Jennifer Baker Matt Basden Casey Bennett Greg Bilbro Melissa Black Brandi Blackeney Kathryn Booth Michael Briggs Courtney Brooks Danny Broome Justin Brown Heather Burris Mandi Carr Landy Chandler Willie Chase Natalie Chittom Misty Clements 230 — First Grade Jeannie Coleman Rena Collier Tina Collum Jason Conger Elaine Conner Melanie Corley Kim Covington Daniel Cox Shane Cozart Jason Craft Kelly Crawley Kim Crocker Kevin Crowe Michael Crumbly Buford Curry Josh Dear Naomi Dear Chris Dennington David Dodson Brian Drennan Ginger Duke Heather Dunning Jennifer Durrett Suzanne Earnest Lori Beth Ellis John Ervin Krista Eschbach Christopher Eubanks Ryan Farage Bennie Lynn Farmer Derilyn Ferguson Shawn Fitzhugh Darlene Floyd Michael Floyd Shannon Froese Jeannie Fry Ashley Gaddis Teri Gardner Kendrick Gates Chris Geis Stephanie Geis First Grade — 231 Melvin Gibson Jeremy Gilmore David Glenn Patrick Gough Russ Grantham Anthony Gray Bubba Hallman Deborah Harrington Gregory Harrington Missy Harris Chris Haynes Ron Hebert Martie Heggins Daniel Hodge Toriano Holmes Lauren Hopkins Lori House Sylvester Houston Brent Huffman Penny Ivy Kim Jeffries Stacie Jepsen Angelia Johnson Cris Johnson Jason Johnson Mike Johnson Shedra Johnson Cleo Jones Courtney Jones Tearnce Jones Cameron Kennedy Timmy King Tony King Rosie Knott Stacy Larson Heather Ledford Connie Lee Shea Lemons Kristi Lewis Adam Loper Gerald Lopez 232 — First Grade Michelle Malone Shelby Martin Chris Mayatte Laura McAdam Elliot McCardle Jessica McCoy Martin McGahey Josh McKay Deborah McLaurin Marcus McNair Reggie McNeal Charlotte McNeil Mike Melvin Pam Michaels Shannon Middleton Beth Miller Kalanya Miller Monica Miller Samecia Minter Amy Mitchell Scott Moak Neil Monsour Adam Moore Emma Moore Chad Moreton Vicki Mosley Rachel Murray Demetrice Myers Gray Nester Shelby Norwood Joel Odom Sonya Pack Gregory Palmer LaBridgette Palmer Beverly Parker Emmye Partin Brian Phillips Michelle Phillips Lisa Pinkerton Anthony Pinter Leslie Pitts First Grade — 233 Brian Polk Bobby Pope Joe Porter Travis Prall Eric Pritchett Bari Purvis Tori Purvis Shea Rainer Keith Reeder Andy Reeves Amy Reiman Mike Reinhart George Rembert Stephen Rich Jennifer Risher Thomas Rogers Tonya Rosamond Virgil Salvo Brett Sanders Anna Satterfield Madonna Sheets Michael Sledge Amber Smith Bear Smith Kevin Smith Rachel Smith Benita Spann Jerry Spann Nathaniel Spann Doug Spears Jennifer Stapleton Kecha Stapleton Liz Steil Stephanie Stewart Kim Stowe Kathy Strickland Ron Sullivan Kinita Sutton Aaron Swenson Ervin Taylor Greg Taylor 234 — First Grade Melissa Taylor Rashida Taylor Carrie Temkovits Christi Thames Craig Thieling Britt Thomas Celeste Thompson Jerry Thompson Melissa Thompson Michael Thompson Matt Thornton Christopher Toal Alicia Todd Phillip Trotter Richard Tucker Ross Tucker Jeff Turner Thomas Varner Chris Wall Richard Walley Stephen Warner Cyrus Webb Tony Welborn Amanda West Jessie White Kevin White Renee White Chris Wilder Paul Wilder Billy Williams Gary Williams Shaun Williamson Nikki Willis James Wilson Verlonda Wilson Casey Woodward Will Wooley Heather Wooten Nathan Zetterholm First Grade — 235 236 Advertising Advertisement — 237 Rankin County Pi jblic Officials Alice Shivers Heard J. B. Torrence Tax Assessor-Collector Sheriff Irl Dean Rhodes Philip Warren Chancery Clerk Circuit Clerk Mike Vinson Superintendent of Education World champions wear Balfour rings... so will the class of 1982. to COPELAND • NICKY DRAKE • VIRGIL MELOHN JIMMY UNDERWOOD • HENRY FLOWERS GEORGE COPELAND • BEN ALLEN • CLINTON DOBY DOUG KEARNEY Box 83 1900 North West Street Jackson, Mississippi 354-0200 Balfour. From I «Pour aa h pnpe 238 — Advertising THOMPSON’S FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE CO. 155 Government Street Brandon, Miss. Ptiont 94 8 3926 Katherine Charles, Owner COMPLIMENTS OF Brands Fashions 8 Overby Street Brandon City Salvage 293 W. Government St. Brandon, MS 825-7754 MORROW REALTY COMPANY NEW AND USED FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES Real Estate Sales Appraisals Flea Market Items Brandon, Mississippi 39042 TILLMAN FINANCE COMPANY Pearl Branch Rankin Square Shopping Center 3550 Hwy. 80 East Gerald E. 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Monument St. Jackson, Mississippi Phone 355-0585 Casual Concepts “Distinctive Sportswear” For Men and Boys CROSSGATES VILLAGE (601)825-6719 ★ PENINGER BODY SHOP ★ QUALITY AUTO PAINTING BODY REPAIRS ★ FRAMES STRAIGHTENED ★ AUTO GLASS INSTALLED ★ TOWING SERVICE AVAILABLE • INSURANCE CLAIMS WELCOMED jerr J emnger Owner 825-2220 792 GOVERNMENT I BRANDON Call for Appointment 939-1110 565 Pearl Park Plaza Rankin County Cooperative Brandon, Mississippi Farmer Owned and Operated Phone No. 825-5051 Advertising — 251 Compliments Of The Following Rankin County Financial Institutions Central Bank Unifirst The Mississippi Bank Rankin County Bank First National Bank Deposit Guaranty National Bank First Mississippi National Bank Hugh Brown “First Rate Services at Fair Prices” 204 The Courtyard Post Office Box 245 Brandon, Ms. 39042 Phone: 825-9344 POLK’S Crossgates Discount j71 Drugs 6080 Old Brandon Rd., Brandon, MS Bruckner’s School Photography, Inc. 4192 Terry Road Jackson, Mississippi 39042 372-9143 Complete School Photography Advertising — 253 Boosters The Bill Wilson Family Mr. and Mrs. James M. Tolbert Mrs. Doris Lane Lucky Accounting Service Mr. and Mrs. George Dan Martin Mr. and Mrs. Albert D. East Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Dimond Kent and Lisa Mills Ed Davis Chevrolet Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Rev. and Mrs. H. B. Nail Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McGuffee Bobby and Faith Gasaway Johnny Baker Ford Dennis, Carol, Kimberly, Ashley, and Allison Jordan Thaniel and Joan Irby Dr. and Mrs. Ray L. Huff Hulon and Eva Williams Ken, Pat, Kim, Brian, and Amy Smith Ron, Karen, Shane, Kevin Crowe Wayne, Carol, Eric, and Krista Atkinson Thomas, Joyce, Sheri, and Dana Wiman Tommy. Nancy. Ken, and Clay Ranaaer Finer Foods For Better Meals From piGGiywiGGiy 254 — Advertising Advertising — 255 ADKINS’ ARISTOCRATS CONGRATULATIONS BULLDOGS The Best Is Yet to Come BROWN-LEWIS ASSOCIATE STORE Tire Sales and Service Front End Alignment Spin Balancing 1692 Hwy. 80 E., Pearl 939-2050 SUPPORT OUR ADVERTISERS Chad- Wick Variety Brandon 825-5423 Congratula- tions Seniors of 1982 256 — Advertising Compliments of VILLAGE T’S Congratulations Seniors ? GILCHRIST | MACHINERY CO., INC. X Congratulations _ Seniors of “82” i Advertising -257 Congratulations Seniors of 1982 Susan, Stead And Amy Watson CENTRAL BANK of Mississippi BRANDON 825-2273 RICHLAND 939-1955 PUCKETT 825-4963 PEARL 959-7411 THE BANK IN RANKIN COUNTY FDKi 258 — Advertising Advertising — 259 ROBINSON LETTERING COMPANY WHOLE DISTRIBUTORS OF DIE CUT LETTERING SCREEN PRINTING SPORTSWEAR FOR THE ATHLETIC INDUSTRY “SERVING THE MID-SOUTH” 1500 HWY. SO EAST JACKSON, MS 39208 260 — Advertising Advertising — 261 1982 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS The 1982 Football Cheerleaders are, from I. to r.: Byshia McLaurin, Erin Shaw, Marcia Betts, Stephanie Lawson, Jackie Purvis, Tonya Smith, Cherie Suze, (head cheerleader), Jimmy Lamb, (mascot), Kelly Howell, Leslie Conner, Beth Turnage, Lynn Bostick, Jean Sanderson, Kim Purvis, Chireen McKee, Joetta Thurman. 262 — Advertising Compliments of WAL-MARTS COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND CINDY’S FISH HOUSE Tel 825-2912 Private Rooms Available For Parties of All Sizes Advertising — 263 All your dairy needs fresh as you can get At your favorite foodstore or delivered to your door. Advertising BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Advertising — 265 CALIFORNIA CONCEPT Expert Hair Design And Grooming Products for Men And Women Patton Plaza Brandon, MS Pearl, MS 39208 39042 932-2580 825-2580 We’re Proud Of the Bulldogs Vonnie and Johnny White WHITE’S FLOWERLAND 825-5847 The 1981-1982 Bulldog Staff Would Like to Thank E Brandon Academy ickner’s School Photography Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bush Mrs. Tally Carroll Gingiss Formal Wear Mr. and Mrs. Bill J. Humphries Lisa Jones Mrs. Joyce McGuire Mrs. Deanie Mills Nancy Peden Rankin County News Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Shamburger White’s Flowerland To all future Saxes: May your mouthpiece never green and your horn always blow downwind. 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