Brandon High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Brandon, MS)

Text from Pages 1 - 312 of the 1987 volume:

'Pteciay 76e Learning Together PS 6 I Working [Together- ■ pg. 46 Jr Uli [Winning Together- B A pg. 90 Meeting Together- jgu pg. 118 Changing j Together- fjj pg. 142 V Y| LjGrowing | Together ! pg. 198 Li ®Bits-N-® Pieces- ] pg. 244 j EM I Completing The Puzzle- ™ pg. 258 SctUdo? 9X7 “Standa . SeAaai Standan, TfCiaaiaUfofil 2 3 4 5 Learning Together In “Piecing the Year Together,” “Learning Together” is an important part. Although Brandon High School has many facets, the classes that make up our high school are the core for all the activities that surround the school life. Various sport seasons, elections, clubs, Who’s Who, homecoming and the crowning of the queen, finding out who won Mr. and Miss BHS — all of these activities and more make up the total picture here at Brandon High. From the time we walk in as nervous, anx- ious Freshman to the time we leave as confi- dent Seniors, the memories we hold of these day-to-day activities as we learn together will last a lifetime. All of the pieces and many more fit together to solve the puzzle and form the picture that is Brandon High School. 6 Purvie Green Outgoing is a word which best describes this year’s Mr. BHS, Purvie Green. Purvie has been very active in all aspects of high school student life. He has served willingly on the Student Council all four years, representing the student body as parliamen- tarian his sophomore year, reporter his junior year, and serving as vice president his senior year. Purvie was also elected class president his freshman, junior, and senior years. Classmates and teachers alike have bestowed honors upon Purvie. He was elected class favorite during each of his four years in high school. During his sophomore year, he was elected beau. Purvie was voted Most Athletic in the annual Who’s Who elec- tion during his senior year, and selected by the faculty to be featured in the Brandon High School Hall of Fame. He also represented the school at Boys’ State. Purvie has striven for excellence in the athletic program at BHS by distinguishing himself in both track and football. Further- more, Purvie has been an integral member of many clubs and organizations throughout his high school career and is presently an ac- tive member of the Beta Club, Key Club, and Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Purvie’s leadership and involvement have served as a model for his peers. Brandon High School is indeed fortunate to be represented by such an accomplished young man. 10 In considering the ideal candidate for Miss BHS, three qualities come to mind: school spirit, determination, and friendliness. All three are personified by this year’s Miss BHS, Missy Baker. Her years of dedication to the student council, service in student government, and devotion to cheerleading, exemplify her in- volvement with Brandon High School and displays her school spirit. Her hard work on the Lady Bulldog’s softball team and her diligence in the classroom are shining ex- amples of her determination. Missy never meets a stranger — thus she is well known for her friendliness. It is easy to see why Missy, with her cheerful disposition, was elected a class favorite for three years and class beauty, homecoming maid, and Most Popular her senior year. Missy, the daughter of Tom and Merle Baker, attends First Baptist Church. 11 Homecoming Homecoming at Brandon High School is always a fun-filled, exciting week — especially with this year’s theme, “Salute to the Comics.” Students and teachers alike were caught up in preparation for Friday’s events. The senior float received the first place award for the best float. The week culminated with a Bulldog vic- tory over the Jim Hill Tigers 7-6. Cheers and applause filled the night air as Jodie Howell was announced 1986 Homecom- ing Queen. Tears shown in Jodie’s eyes as Mr. Freddie Hutton crowned our new queen. Jimmy Lamb served as the disc jockey as the student body celebrated at the Homecom- ing Dance. Bulldog players, cheerleaders, band members, and student fans all joined in and danced till midnight. Senior Court Garron Martin — Jodie Howell Noell Bass — Shannon Williams Chris Jefferson — Sherry Wilson Ashley Jordan — Missy Baker Chuck Smith — Staci Purvis 13 15 Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Fred Fletcher — Quanda Keys Tony Watson — Beth Whitt Carl Coleman — Latesa Hughes Matthew Bedwell — Amanda Deane Russell Voce — J’Linda Rodgers Brian Moak — Mandy Shurden Brennen Warren — Leigh Allison Lyell Bobby Stringer — Ginger Landry Henry Fletcher — Cassandra Thurman 16 Benjamin Thomas Adkins Stephen Patrick Angelo Tommie Michelle Baker James Noell Bass Leslie Jean Ainsworth Candace Justine Atherton Paula Elizabeth Baker Barry Neal Baughman Martin Greggory Allen Joanna Lee Aycock Tiffany Michelle Barber Lori Frances Bennett David Eric Anderson Holly Celeste Baker Victoria DeShaye Barr Neely Rozanna Berch 18 Joseph Allan Campbell Kelly Hope Carter Pamela Jeanette Carter Christopher Michael Cartwright Jameson Burt Bishop Jay Palmer Brantley William Gregory Burnham Kurt J. Boeding David Joseph Browman David K. Byrd Elgin Robert Boggan Ronald Earl Brown John D. Callahan Tami Elizabeth Bradshaw Thomas Scott Bullock Regina Annette Cameron 19 -V Christine Lee Caruthers Marche’ Paige Chandler Kimberly Kathleen Clements Sara Kay Clements Larry Wayne Clemons, Jr. Tony Darren Comeaux Kathlyn Paige Crawley John Wesley Cochran Joseph Alton Cooper Stacy Carol Curry Donald J. Cole, Jr. Robin Carol Costello Jerrie Lynn Dawson Edgar Terrell Collier John Davis Crain Todd Ashley Dawson 20 George Randall Dennison Joseph Stephen Donnell, Jr. Tracy Alan Doughty Lisa Michelle Drake Denise Marie Ducsay Helena Engstrom Syble Layne’ Duke Russell Louis Dukette Kerry Renee Dutiel Paul Darrell Ensign Thomas Brent Evers Anna Michelle Forman Karen Ann Gazverde Traci Wynelle Gill Cherie’ Lynn Givens Rhonda Shea Goodson 21 Sherri J. Hannah Jeffery Scott Hardin Richard Wayne Harrell Cindy Ann Harris 22 Faith Ann Hcinsch Michael Shannon Hutton Michael Elton Jay Willie Mae Hobson James Jerome Hotten, Jr. Jodie Marie Howell Melanie Annette Ivy Stephanie Lavon Jackson Kayron Michele James Christopher Donell Jefferson Paula Ann Jeffries Shannon Lea Johnson 23 Carol Ann Johnston Victor Dywane Jones Ashley Lane Jordan Vickie Renea Joyner Ferlonzo Knott Tamara Eliana Pamela Krieger Sandra Kusch Tricia Kay Lawson William O. Lawson, Jr. James Anthony Layton Gregory Blake Lively Shannon Denise Lovelace Trenton Earl Mangum Bill B. Marsman Angela Michele Martella Jarrod Keith Madison 24 Gina Marie McClain Deborah Qushell McCornell Gia Michelle McDonald Janine Kay McDowell Stacy Veronica Meek Carol M. Melvin Sherri Lynel Melvin Frederick Anthony Mills 25 Kevin Darold Moody Christy Rae Murray Michael Lynn Oliver Carol Moore Patrice Elizabeth Murray Kristin Marie Oatway Martina LeAnn Overby Melanie Ann Moore Anna Maria Niva Martha Lewellen Ogle Joseph Palmer, Jr. William S. Moore Catherine Michelle Norwood Michael Russell O’Keefe Vickie Mechelle Palmer Sharon Norwood 26 Julie Anne Patterson Wallace L. Prince, Jr. Erik John Rademacher Laura Elizabeth Reeves Eric Andrew Pearson Andre Proctor Alex Ralston Gavin Trenton Rhodes Johnny Richard Peoples Shirley Dello Purvis Tabitha Suzanne Ramage Russell Scott Roberts Pamela Denise Porter Staci Lei Purvis Melissa Joy Ratcliff Stephanie Michele Roberts 27 Helmuth Scholl III Sharolyn Kay Slay Martin Luther Spann Regina Gay Rowell Joe Lee Duane Sessions Charles Bradford Smith Claudia Lynn Stalcup Kelly Elizabeth Russell Lavinia Caroline Sheffield Charles Robinson Smith Joy Suzanne Stanton Malcolm Anthony Sanders Connie Sue Shufelt Sharetta Lynette Smith Angela Diane Stephens Lisa Angelle Robinson Antonio Dewayne Stevenson Johnson Dean Tanner Kenneth Bernard Toland Wendy Lynn Turberville Howard Keith Steverson John Michael Stribling Michael Lewis Sylvester Joe Milton Turner Shana Sue Tyler Charles A. Underdown III 29 Christie Lynn Volz Darryl Dewayne Walker Kenneth Wayne Wallace Bonnie Teen Walton Cassandra E. Warren Stacy Michelle Warren Don Harold Watkins John Edward West Robert L. Westbrook Kimberly Ann Whatley Scott Keith White Robert M. Whitehead II 30 Robert M. Williams Shannon Delania Williams Sherry Denise Wilson Cynthia Diane Wright � • 31 Hall of Fame Purvie Green’s credentials for membership in the Brandon High School Hall of Fame are well documented. His involvement in school and stu- dent life includes four-year membership in the Beta Club, the Key Club, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and the Student Council. An excellent student, Purvie has earned several academic awards and was chosen to Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Highly respected by his classmates, Purvie has been elected to several key leadership roles including class officer, class favorite, club officer, Who’s Who, and Mr. Brandon High School. An accomplished athlete, he has been an integral part of the BHS athletic program for the past four years. Purvie’s mother is Mrs. Annie S. Green. He attends Truevine Bap- tist Church. Pacesetter is the one word that best describes Mike Jay. His intense discipline and unwavering dedication have enabled him to set the pace for his classmates and the Brandon High School student body. During his four years at BHS, Mike has been out front setting the pace for his fellow students in the classroom, student goven- ment, club activities, athletics, and student life. Ex- tremely popular and highly respected, Mike has been honored many times by his peers as is evidenced by his election to class beau, class favorite, class officer, club officer, student council president, and Most Popular. His academic and community accomplishments have earned him membership in Who’s Who Among American High School Students. The son of Mr. and Mrs. Elton Jay, Mike is an active member of the Faith Presbyterian Church in Brandon. Amber Kennedy, daughter of Tommy and Phyllis Kennedy, brings an outstanding record of school, church, and community activity to the Brandon Hall of Fame. Speech Club, Outdoors Club, Annual Staff, and Girl’s State are only a few of her school activities. Amber’s church and com- munity involvements include the “Voice of Democracy” speech contest, Lion’s Club activities for girls, and youth and handbell choirs at Bran- don’s First Baptist Church. Her academic achievements include the National Honor Roll and membership in Who’s Who Among American High School Students. Always popular among her peers, she was elected to Who’s Who. In addition to this, she was chosen as editor of the annual and other leadership positions. Amber plans to attend Mississippi State University and major in communications. 32 Beautiful, dependable, entergetic, and personable, Staci Purvis brings a highly diversified list of ac- complishments to the Brandon High School Hall of Fame. Honors that mark each high school year include Class Beauty, Class Favorite, Cheerleader, and Homecoming Maid. Staci’s leadership role is evidenced by her involvement with the Beta Club, Student Coun- cil, Junior Classical League, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, and Mu Alpha Theta. Her outstanding academic achievement has led her to membership in Who’s Who Among American High School Students, Girl’s State Delegate, and to a place on the National Honor Roll. Highly respected by her peers, Staci was selected Most Dependable during her senior year. The daughter of Pat Purvis and Vic Purvis, Staci finds time to participate in many church and Christian endeavor activities. Her musical talent is widely used at Bran- don’s First Baptist Church. Joey Turner brings an exceptional academic record to the Brandon High School Hall of Fame. His awards, honors, and activities include Beta Club, Math Club, Mu Alpha Theta, Junior Classical League and the Outdoors Club. Also, Joey has represented his school as a participant in the Governor’s School, Boy’s State, and the State and National Junior Classical League conventions. He is a National Merit Semi-finalist, Century III Leadership Scholar, and recipient of the prestigious Sewanee Award for Excellence. All of Joey’s interests, however, are not academic. He is a four-year member of the marching band and the symphonic band, and a two-year member of the jazz ensemble. Joey’s parents are Joe and Cynthia Turner and his church is Crossgates Baptist. After spending his freshman year in Germany where he received several honors and titles, John West entered Brandon High School during his sophomore year. He adjusted rapidly and has compiled an out- standing academic record each of the three years he has attended BHS. During his freshman year in Ger- many, John was a member of the National Junior Honor Scoiety, and a member of the Ski (snow) team. Since moving to Brandon, he has been an active member of the Junior Classical League, Mu Alpha Theta, Mensa, Beta Club, and the Bulldog Annual Staff. Other academic honors include Who's Who Among American High School Students, National Merit Semi-finalist, and the National Honor Roll. Recognized by his peers as an exceptional young man, John has been elected to serve as class and club officer and was voted Most Likely to Succeed by his fellow students. He served as a delegate to both the Business Week Conference and the MACTE conference and placed second in the Peace Science Fair, Chemistry Division. His parents are John and Ruth West. 33 Friends Packing up the dreams God’s planted In the fertile soil of you. Can’t believe the hopes He’s granted Means a chapter in your life is through. But we’ll keep you close as always. It won’t even seem you’ve gone. ’Cause our hearts in big and small ways Will keep the love that keeps us strong. And friends are friends forever. If the Lord's the Lord of them; And a friend will not say never, ’Cause the welcome will not end. Though it’s hard to let you go. In the Father’s hands we know That a lifetime’s not too long To live as friends. Senior Officers Purvie Green — President; Mike Jay — Vice President; John West — Secretary Treasurer; Jodie Howell — Reporter 35 Who’s Who Most Courteous Mickey Hutton Amber Kennedy Most Likely To Succeed John West Shannon Williams Friendliest Jim Tolbert Stacy Warren Piecing the World Together Helena Engstrom Helena Engstrom has handled the transition of moving from Switzerland to Brandon very easily. Her host family, the Sanford Hortons, as well as her involvement in a wide variety of activities which include drama activities, Show Choir, and Speech Club, have all helped her to fit in quite well. Helena will carry the memories of being a Brandon High senior throughout the remainder of her life. Tami Krieger Tami Krieger, although away from her home of Switzerland, is enjoying her stay in America with the Rex Best family. Her writing abilities have been put to good use in our school paper, THE BULLDOG BARK. The hospitality of the students has made Tami feel very welcome in our country. Anna Niva Anna Niva’s many ac- tivities, which include playing the flute in the award-winning Brandon High School Band, have helped her become well-known throughout the entire student body. Anna has been well received by her host family, the Robert Heinschs. After Anna com- pletes her year in Brandon, she will return to her home in Bro, Sweden, and complete her final year of school there. Sandra Kusch Sandra Kusch, a guest of the Al Burgess family, is another one of the exchange students who is really enjoying her stay here. Although life in Brandon is very different than in her home of Hamburg, West Germany. San- dra is adjusting well by becoming very involv- ed in social activities which include pep rallies and football games We’re very glad to have Sandra with us this year at Brandon High. Gard Aafos Gard Aafos, who lives with the John Mulkey family, has become actively involved in Brandon through his participa- tion in the soccer program, and his membership in various school clubs and civic organiza- tions. Although he misses his home country, Gard feels very much at home here. In Memory Of. . . Tammy Clark Dion Davidson The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want. He maketh me to lie down in green pastures: he leadeth me beside the still waters. He restoreth my soul: he leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his name’s sake. Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, 1 will fear no evil: for thou art with me; thy rod and thy staff they comfort me. Thou preparest a table before me in the presence of mine enemies: thou anointest my haed with oil; my cup runneth over. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life: and I will dwell in the house of the Lord for ever. Packed into the seventeen short years of Tammy Clark’s life were warmth, hap- piness, energy, and many other characteristics which overshadowed her in- tense suffering. She was active in the soft- ball program, and served as the Junior League Homecoming Queen in 1985. Tammy’s fighting spirit gave her three years longer than the doctors prognosed after her cancer was discovered. Her death on June 27, 1986, has been a keen reminder that we too can make our lives sublime. A place is empty in the classroom. A posi- tion on the baseball field is unmanned. A lit- tle laughter is missing from the halls, for in the summer of 1986, Dion Davidson was suddenly taken from us. He cannot be replaced and we miss him terribly, but the memories we have of him are some of our warmest. He was a happy, caring person, loved both by faculty and the student body. Who’s Who Best Dressed Garron Martin Memrie Whittington Most Talented Ben Adkins Sherry Wilson Most Athletic Purvie Green Stacie Tigrett Class Favorites Seniors Shannon Lovelace Staci Purvis Jodie Howell Purvie Green Gia McDonald Jim Tolbert Shannon Williams Sophomores Ginger Landry Cris Vinson Heather Murray Bubba Mclaurin Juniors Leigh Allison Lyell Beth Whitt Ashley Thomas Byron Johnson Freshmen Christy White Sintonia Phillips Mandy Shurden Amanda Deane Kristi Toney 41 42 Beauties Beaus Mandi Shurden Henry Fletcher Kristi Toney Eddie Williams Roxi Turnage Johnny Houston J’Linda Rodgers Latesa Hughes David Smith Amanda Deane Robbie Carr Heather Murray Cris Vinson Christy Giordano Michael Bonds Ashley Thomas Beth Whitt Jeff Posey Leigh Allison Lyell Chris Parrow Shannon Williams Sherry Wilson Mike Jay Stacy Warren Chuck Smith Missy Baker Greg Burnham Working Together The Brandon High School Faculty has done a tremendous job in helping Brandon High achieve the high standard of ex- cellence that it enjoys today. The principals, secretaries, teachers, and aides all give their personal best each day with instruction, sup- port, help, caring, and hard work. Our faculty does much more than stand in front of a class and speak. The job of being a teacher requires much preparation, patient and understanding instruction to students, and hours of grading and recording papers. Each teacher invests all of this time and ef- fort in an attempt to make our futures better. This year, in addition to all of their regular duties, teachers were required to complete the MTAI — Mississippi Teacher Assessment Instrument. After many long hours of hard work, portfolios were con- structed and turned into the principals. Prin- cipals spent hours and hours evaluating the individual portfolios. Finally came “THE” day when the teacher was evaluated on his her classroom performance. The Bran- don Faculty took all of this in stride and all participants came through with flying colors. The Brandon Faculty still finds time to make the school day enjoyable for their students. They can always find time to lend a helping hand, console a friend, or en- courage an individual to do his best. 46 1 48 Faculty Dr. Mike Vinson Superintendent of RCSD Elinor Comfort Principal Mary Giordano Secretary Freddie Hutton Principal Nelle Mashburn Secretary Marjorie Melvin Secretary Gail Miller Secretary Janice Mclntire Secretary Phillip O’Brien Office assistant Sandra Parker Secretary John Patrick Principal Kayron Semple Principal Wilson Taylor Principal Judy Walker Secretary Ruth Watkins Principal Norma Adams — LD, Grades 912 Ruth Adkins — Biology; Adv. Biology Joan Alliston — Physical Science, Grade 8 Linda Anderson — Fourth Grade Sharon Anderson — Fifth Grade Bobby Ashley — Counselor, Grades 9-12 Patsy Atherton — RERP, Grades 7-8 Ron Baer — Coach Essie Bailey — American History Sarah Bailey — Second Grade Beth Barlow — Chemistry; Adv. Chemistry Mary Beard — Housing; Adult Roles; Family Living; Clothing and Textiles I,II Sally Beeman — First Grade Teresa Bennett — First Grade Anne Benton — Chapter I, Grades 34 Louise Benton — Art I, II, III; A.P. Art; Journalism Bette Billhoffer — Art, Grades 5-8 Susan Blount — Fifth Grade Carol Booth — Second Grade Toni Boyd — English I; Latin I, II 50 Elaine Bridges — Gifted, Grades 5-8 Joanie Bridges — Gifted, Grades 5-8 Gerry Britt — Geometry; Adv.Math; Acc. Math Barbara Buckhaulter — Social Studies, Grade 8 Lisa Burroughs — Special Education, Grades 9-12 Sylvia Bush — Algebra 1,11 Linda Calhoun — First Grade Dorothy Cannon — First Grade Susan Cliett — French I,II; Spanish I.II Sherri Conner — First Grade Denise Course — SLD Carol Cox — Third Grade Peggy Cox — Second Grade Tracy Crosby — Band Dan Davis — World History; Coach Marlene Didlake — Fourth Grade Vicki Dyess — Library, Grades 9-12 Betty Ellis — Kindergarten Brenda Emmons — Third Grade Matthew Evans — American History; Coach 51 Buck Flowers — ROTC Carol Fortenberry — English II Carolyn Fortenberry — Algebra I.II; General Math Pat Franklin — Sixth Grade Ann Fulton — Seventh Grade Barbara Galloway — Eighth Grade Nancy Girod — Fourth Grade Wanda Gooch — Living Skills; Life Science Erica Graham — Third Grade Wanda Hagan — Band Margaret Hales — Fifth Grade Charlotte Harris — SLD, Grades 7-8 Lisa Hays — Speech Therapist, Grades 3-8 Joyce Helmick — English II; Spanish I Donna Hemphill — First Grade Tommy Henry — Coach; Asst. Principal Rita Hickman — First Grade June Hollis — World History Terri Hover — Speech Pathologist Sue James — Special Education, Grades K-2 52 Margaret Jones — Fourth Grade Martha Jones — Librarian, Grades K-4 Gayle Keels — Special Education, Grades 912 Jack Kilpatrick — Social Studies, Grade 8 Shirley King — Sixth Grade Juanita Knight — First Grade Maureen Laird — Fourth Grade Scooter Landrum — Physical Science; Biology Bessie Little — First Grade Joyce Mangum — Third Grade Ginny Manguno — Drama; Stage; Speech I,II Dolly Martin — Counselor; Grades 9-12 Barbara McDill — Fifth Grade Joyce McGuire — English IV; A.P. English Nora Mclnnis — Sixth Grade Gail McKay — Show Choir Penny McKay — Life Science Jamie McKlemurry — EMR; TMR; PH Grades 9-12 Shirley Millen — SLD, Grades 3-4 Jean Milner — Third Grade 53 Marilyn J. Minter — Fourth Grade Jeanne Monsour — Fifth Grade Joanna Morgan — General Math; Spanish Maxine Morris — Second Grade Amy Morrow — Kindergarten Maxine Nail — Fourth Grade Zoerean Neal — Third Grade Marie Nickles — Algebra I; Fundamental Math; Old New Testament Connie Owen — Algebra 1; Fundamental Math Janet Paczak — Kindergarten Cynthia Patrick — General Math Nancy Patrick — Geometry; Physics Laura Peel — Special Education, Grades 5-6 Bonnie Perritt — English III Patricia Perry — Algebra I; Fundamental Math Barbara Phillips — Third Grade Jackie Polk — Music, Grades 3-4 Annette Purvis — First Grade Jacque Purvis — English, Grade 8 Vicky Prall — Fifth Grade 54 1 A Tana Ranager — Kindergarten Frances Ratcliff — English III Suzanne Reagan — Miss. History Civics; Coach Beverly Richardson — SLD., Grades 3-4 Beth Rogers — Kindergarten Jo Ann Sanders — English I Lou Sanders — Biology Peggy Shumaker — Second Grade Gay Sims — Fifth Grade Brenda Smith — EMR, Grades 3-4 Carolyn Smith — Second Grade Pam Sparks — Music, Grades K-2 Jo Stanford — Sixth Grade Sandra Stonecypher — First Grade Pam Stricklin — SLD, Grades 7-8 Jackie Suggett — Coach Evelyn Tanner — Music, Grades 5-8; Jr. High Chorus Juanita Taylor — Third Grade Lee Tucker — Accounting; Computer Lit.; Keyboarding; Annual Staff Lawrence Turner — Social Studies, Grade 7 55 Mary Beth Upchurch — Special Education, Grades 9-12 Sampson Veal — Chapter I, Grades 5-8 Marty Vinson — Foods I,II; Child Development Ann Wall — Language Impaired Jimmie Wallace — Second Grade Debbie Waller — SLD, Grades 5-6 Cindy Warner — SLD, Grades 5-6 Charles Washington — SLD, Grades 7-8 Dianne Washington — Business Law Math; T ypewriting Keyboarding; Computer Lit. Matilda Whatley — English I; SLD Marie White — Sixth Grade Millie Whittington — Fourth Grade Emmett Williams — Ag. I,II,III,IV Eva Williams — Sixth Grade Valerie Williams — Sixth Grade 56 Pat Boeding — Kindergarten Aide Lynda Boone — Kindergarten Aide Lavis Burchfield — First Grade Aide Judy Cochran — Special Education Aide Lauren Craig — First Grade Aide Kathy Cutrer — Second Grade Aide Debbie Estelle — Kindergarten Aide Kathy Evers — Spanish French Aide Faith Gasaway — Third Grade Aide Deener Hammons — First Grade Aide Angela Hawthorne — Second Grade Aide Judy Henry — Special Education Aide, Grades K-2 Marie Holmes — Library Aide, Grades 3-4 Bettye James — First Grade Aide Nanda Martin — Second Grade Aide Doris Melvin — Third Grade Aide Elaine Phelps — Third Grade Aide Wanda Sirmon — Aide, Grades 5-8 Dixie Sutterfield — Third Grade Aide Carol Turberville — First Grade Aide Mary Washington — Second Grade Aide Dianne Young — Kindergarten Aide 57 JUNIORS Leigh Allison Lyell — President; Alicia Patureau — Vice President; Beth Whitt — Secretary-Treasurer; Heather McKee — Reporter 58 Monica Adams Elizabeth Anderson Jennifer Anderson Lynn Anderson Jimye Arp Paul Barnett Angela Barton Ronnie Bean Suzanne Beard Mike Bedgood Travis Bedwell Kathy Belk Dana Bergum Patrick Birmingham Michael Bonds Ken Bowman Julie Breazeale Leigh Ann Breazeale Chad Bridges Dana Brister Bobbie Lynn Britt Ty Britt Ashlee Browman Angie Brown Brad Browning Steve Burk Larry Burton Mark Bush Heather Byrne Tanya Caddis Amy Captino Candy Carlisle Todd Carr Yvonne Carroll Kevin Carter Stacy Case Davida Clack 59 John Clark Lee Coburn Michael Collier Chandra Conner Ann Cook Curtis Covington Pat Cox Jennie Craft Stacy Crain Mark Crawford Michael Crawley Shane Crowe Gary Currie Neila Currie Amy Daniels Ochel Davidson Mandi Davis Steven Davis Victor Davis FeFe Dawson Adam Deane Michael Dunlap Pamela Durr Christy Eades Mark Elliott Michael Elliott Bridget Ellis Doug Evans Dana Farmer Dennis Feathers A. 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Fincher Greg Flasck Fred Fletcher Michele Flippen Richard Fortune Scott Fortune Cindy Franklin 60 Cynthia Franklin David Frederick Philip Frye Tammy Gallant Lee Galloway Amy Gardner Christy Giordano Amanda Goodwin Susan Goodwin Kelley Goss Arlester Gray Tammy Gregory Michael Guest Matt Harrison Al Harrist Andrea Hartness Stacy Hathcock Blake Headley Sam Hobson Bernie Hoffman Jeff Hogan Greg Holmes Scott Hoverman Mike Hudgens Jeff Huff Rhonda Huffman Wesley Hughes Chris Hunt Jennifer Hurt Kevin Ingram Jennifer Irby Andrea Jefferson Beverly Johnson Byron Johnson Heather Johnson Ken Johnson James Jones 61 Mynika Jones Paul Jones Renay Jones Allison Jordan Quanda Keys Brian Kirkpatrick Lia Knaus Steve Krapek Yolanda Kyles Michael Laseter Daron Lawless Amy Linebaugh Sherry Lippiatt Paul Lott Alan Loving Kees Lowman Stephanie Luby Leigh Allison Lyell Chuck Macko Karen Macon Robin Marbury David McClung Missy McCoy Karen McCullough Andy McDill Eddie McKee Heather McKee Johnny McKinion Brenda McLaurin Jon Miller Jeff Mills Brad Milner Shannon Milner Kevin Mitchell Annette Moore Michael Moore Chuck Morris 62 Kenny Morris Scott Murch Kim Myers Brad Neely Thon Nyugen Martin Overby Rob Owen Natalie Owens Greg Parker Chris Parrow Laura Patterson Alicia Patureau Kelley Peace Alanna Phillips Timmy Phillips Jeff Pinter Prissy Pope Jeff Posey Amanda Powell Cynthia Presswood David Proctor Alisa Pruden Stephanie Puckett Joseph Purser Lance Ragsdale Christine Ralston Kip Ray Heink Reisenbichler Ben Rester Guenther Robbins Keith Roberts Clay Robertson Chad Rommerdale Michael Root Sean Ruffin Amy Rushing Donna Rushing 63 Keith Salter John Sarlne Amanda Savage Allison Scott Mark Seros Barbara Sheffield Greg Shows Alex Slaughter Ted Sledge Amy Smith Ann Smith Brad Smith Judy Smith Cynthia Spann James Spann Particia Stafford Mike Stapleton Brian Stevens Demetria Stewart Rodney Stringer Apryl Sullivan Steve Sullivan Tom Tanguay Angela Taylor Casandra Taylor Nicole Taylor Renee Taylor Youlandia Taylor Steve Therrell Ashley Thomas Robert Thomas Stephanie Thompson Derek Thurman Margaret Tiano Jackie Tolbert J. J. Tomasovsky 64 Rusty Tucker Monte Tullos David Tuberville Jannette Turnage Tammy Turner James Upton James Usry Smokey Vines Brian Walker Chip Wall Anna Ware Brennen Warren Tony Watson Leigh Whitmire Beth Whitt Heather Wilbourn Derek Williams Brad Williams Kimberley Williams Leigh Williams Miriam Williams Lisa Willoughby Jimmy Yelverton Erol Yurtkuran Carmen Zachary 65 66 67 SOPHOMORES Ginger Landry — President; Derek Puckett — Vice-President; J’Linda Rodgers — Secretary-Treasurer; Cris Vinson — Reporter 68 Lauren Adams B. J. Anderson Brian Anderson Pam Anderson Joye Arp Doug Aycock Steven Aycock Julie Bagnall Dabney Barham Jeremy Bass Patricia Bates Karen Beeman Sharon Beeman Chris Bethay Nancy Biddy Jeff Blackman Stephanie Blackwell Ashley Blalock Angy Blanton Julie Bowlin Eric Boyd Lynne Bradshaw Charles Bragg Tlno Bragg Angela Brister James Brown Kevin Brown Lance Brown Tyrone Brown Vicky Brown Brenda Bruce Charles Bryan Lisa Bryant Rod Burch Frana Burnham Melissa Burns Michael Burnett 69 Darren Butler Beth Byrd Susan Caine Ken Carver Richard Chastain Stephanie Chittom LeAnna Clay Carl Coleman Tracy Coley Eddie Collier David Collum Jennifer Coulter Tony Cox Chris Craft Rodrick Crain Kyle Cunningham Wiltz Cutrer Roy Dampier Shelley Daughdrill Robert Dale Davis Brian Dear Brian Dickerson Chris Doerr Douglass Dotson Sandy Dotson David Downing Kerry Dukes Kevin Earnest Shelly Ellis Michael Evans Priscilla Evans Randy Evans Joe Falls Sonya Farmer Brent Feathers Alex Finch Tanzie Finneran 70 Eric Ford Danielle Forget Whitney Fortenberry Anthony Foster Chris Gardner Lorna Gentry Terry Gibson Scott Gilmore Scotty Gipson Kathy Goldsmith Johnny Gough Bill Grant Heather Gregor Bert Gregory Ellen Grimes Jason Grosche Gina Guest Doug Hammond Dennis Hardin Melanie Hardin Jan Harms Rodney Harrington Tim Harrist Maurice Hart Zenobia Hart Chan Hartsog Ava Harvey Brian Hobby Ben Hoffman Denise Holland Scott Hollis David Holmes Johnny Houston Stacy Howe Latessa Hughes Audrey Jackson Pam Jackson 71 Chris James Shannon Jeffries Brady Johnson Tracey Johnson Gerald Jones Lykita Jones Rodney Jones Jamie Kaldon Tammy Karnes David Keys Dolister Keys Javis Knott Jennifer Kullman Ginger Landry Kevin Launius Jill Lippiatt Maria Lopez Tonya Mabry Rachel Martin Diana May Phillip May Susanne Mayes Heather McCardle Scott McCardle Terry McCarthy Tim McFadden Jason McGee Shanelle Mclnnis Johnny McKinnion Bubba McLaurin Shawn Medders Chris Melvin Daneen Menke Kriston Middleton Amy Milner Willie Morrow Heather Murray 72 Donte Myres Robyn Nelson Vicki Nesline Kim Nester LeeAnn Netherland Kathrine Nichols Brian Niskala Brad Norsworthy Jerri Norsworthy Marshall Pack Andre Palmer Vicki Pannell Brad Parker David Parker Donna Parker Monica Parkman Ricky Parrish Eric Peavy Tony Phillips Lauri Pigford Mark Pinner Sharon Posey Derek Puckett Suzette Purser Adina Purvis Missy Purvis J. D. Reddick Candy Richardson Britt Reeves Lisa Rigdon Kelly Robbins Ronnie Robinson J’Linda Rodgers Laura Russell Alan Salter Edwin Sallis Marty Sanders 73 M. M. Sanderson Amy Sarine Jennifer Sellers Jenny Serra Bobby Service Suzanne Service Kim Shows Casey Simmons Gene Sistrunk Jennifer Smith Stacey Smith Stacey Smith Ken Smylie Michael Spann Jill Stover Bobby Stringer Wesley Stringer Melanie Sullivan Hoi Anne Surghnor Michelle Swafford Bridget Tadlock Eric T anner Kim Thomas Tracy Thomas Yolanda Thurman Katie Trotter Teresa Tucker Tara Tudor Roxi Turnage Cris Vinson Russell Voce Alex Wade Lynn Walker Corrine Wagner Clint Ware Donny Warren Angie Watkins 74 Debra Watkins Ezzard Watkins Blythe Watson Kelli Watson Clay Weeks Julie Welch Suzy Wells Christy West Scott Whigham Joel White Tammy Whitford Shawn Whitten Memory Wicker Jacklynn Williams Joel Williams Shelley Williams Timothy Williams Brian Williamson Jay Wilson Matt Wilson Andy Wogoman Jonathan Wright 75 76 77 78 79 FRESHMEN Billy Watson — President; Kristi Toney — Vice President; Amanda Deane — Secretary Treasurer; Matthew Bedwell — Reporter 80 Craig Albritton Chris Allen Veronica Anderson Betsy Anthony Dwyane Archie Sheri Atkisson Kristi Bailey Amy Baker Jim Baker Stephen Baker Camille Basden Shelly Bean Melissa Berk Matthew Bedwell Andre Bennett Brian Berch Eric Bergum Mike Blough Kim Boyd Heather Bradley April Bross Shawn Bryan Rico Buckhaulter Nikki Burdsal Tasha Caddis Weslea Calhoun Robbie Carr Sha Clack Heather Cobb Anne Coburn Laura Cole Livingston Collier Faith Conger Brian Craft Ginger Crocker Kelli Davidson Marta Davis 81 Amanda Deane Timmy Dennison Jamie Dice Sean Donnell Karen Drake Jennifer Ducsay Michael Duffy Kim Dunn Liz Edmond Donna Flasck Henry Fletcher Amy Forget Steven Gardner Lisa Garner Jeremy Giles Eric Gilmore Verlon Gray Melodi Griffith Candice Grubbs Jeff Hagan Eric Hamilton Ginger Hartman Eddie Harvey Patton Hawkins Chuck Haynes Shanda Hemphill Les Herrington April Hill Francine Hipp Dana Hobby Tom Hoffman Mike Hollingsworth Jill Holt Carla Huffman Bill Hutson Julie Jackson Meliah Jackson 82 Sonya Jackson Christie Johnson Dawn Johnson Pelicia Johnson Phillip Johnston Teresa Jordan Michael Kelly Shawn Kersh Trey Ketchum David King Richard Lancaster Allison Lane Dean Lee Zack Liest Ottie Livingston Leah Loe Aimee Loehn Shae Lott Yancy Lowman Tina Luckey David Magee Wayne Malone Reggie Mangum Kelly Markham David Martin Joe Martin Ranee Martin Misti McAlpin Chuck McAuley Mindy McClain Joe McCreary Carman McGregor Katrina Mclnnis Jim McIntyre Brian McKee Juanita McNeil Eugene Melvin 83 Annette Menke Radana Miles Todd Miles Carlos Mimms Kim Ming Brian Moak Christy Moore Tracy Mosely David Mulkey Nicky Murrah Paul Myers Lee Nations Shaun O’Brian Verna Mae O’Bryant Lakecia Parker David Patterson Michael Pete Chelee Phillips Sintonia Phillips Frank Pinkerton Lee Pitman Jody Pitts Daniel Prather Mike Puckett Carloas Purvis Renee Quinn Sandi Rhodes Yvette Richardson Richard Ridgely Christy Risher Marti Robey Michelle Robinson Mylissa Robinson Thomas Rodgers Ken Rosamond Natascha Ruffin Stephanie Russum 84 Jeffery Schillhab Andrew Scholl Nancy Scott Paula Scott Mandy Shurden Greg Sirmon Amy Smith Derek Smith Lynn Smith Shannon Smith Steven Smith Kerry Spann LaJoyce Spann Jennifer Steele Rocky Steverson Jay Stribling Chad Stuart Nicole Sutherland Jennifer Sylvester Joey Taylor Michael Taylor Sid Taylor Cassandra Thurman Paul Tigrett Kristy Toney Rachelle Torrence John Tucker Romana Tucker Joni Turner Walter Turner Chad Underdown Amy Wallace Deborah Walten Barnetta Ward Kim Wash Janice Watkins Kim Watkins 85 Billy Watson Carla Webb Allison White Chris White Christy White Eddie Williams Jason Williams Kim Willis Amy Wilt Janell Windham Kesa Wood Mattie Wooten Richard Wright Nikki Villensure Toni Yates 86 87 88 89 Winning Together Touchdowns . . . cheerleaders . . . pep rallies . . . halftime shows . . . free throws . . . overtimes . . . championships . . . home run .... bases loaded . . . hole-in-one . . . fielder’s choice . . . goals . . . match point. Whatever the season, there is a sport, a mood, and a set of teams to match. At Bran- don High School we enjoy sports, whether in body or in spirit. Everyone’s spirit of cooperation and willingness to work towards school victory produces the kind of results of which we are proud. The player’s deter- mination and enthusiasm serves as a model for us all. The many practices and hours of hard work prepared the players for the challenges that lay ahead in upcoming events and life. We followed our Bulldogs as they represented us on the varied playing fields, and we cheered them in victory and defeat. 90 Varsity Football Once again, the 1986 Bulldog football team had a winning season. Their successful year was enhanced by the feelings of enthusiasm, spirit, and coopera- tion which all of the members displayed. The long practices and hard work finally paid off as the team registered a 6-3 overall record. The list of victories included a homecoming victory over Jim Hill and a shutout of rival Northwest High. Six members of this year’s team were honored by being selected for membership on the All-District Team. These players included: Shane Moore, Vic Jones, Marshall Pack, Michael Elliott, Michael Crawley, and Mike Stapleton. 92 Front row. left to right: A. Proctor. M. Stapleton. M. Hutton. M. Sanders. F. Knott. T. Bedwell. M. Jay, J. Spann. C Bryan. R. Owen J. Houston D. Walker M Guest P. Green. G. Sistrunk. K. Spann. D. Hammond; second row: Coach Keith Cox. B. Evers. M. Pack, J. Knott. M. Wilson. D_ Smith. M. Donald. S. Vines. J. Gough. S. Moore. C. Bethay. M. Bonds. E. Watkins, B. Johnson, B. Browning. D. Puckett. W. Hughes. S. Fortune R. Dam- pier Coach Ron Baer; third row: Coach Dan Davis. Coach Tommy Henry. E. Rademacher. D. Hardin. P. Gloer. M. Crawley. D. Myers, J-Cole, J. Hardin K Steverson. C Weeks. R. Dukette. J. Grosche, C. Tyner, B. Johnson, C. James. J McKinion, V. Jones. R. Kelly. Coach Josh Reagan. Head Coach Wallace Bumpas. Fourth row: G. Proctor. D. Neely. J. Mills, A. Wogoman, E. Ford. K. Robbins. G. Lively. C. Vinson, B. Williams, M. 93 Elliott. S. McArdle, D. Thurman. M. Pete, M. Evans, W. Morrow. Varsity Cheerleaders Brandon High has always been proud of its cheerleaders and the way in which they represent us. This year we are doubly proud of this outstanding group because the 1986-87 Brandon High Cheerleaders gained national recogni- tion. This past summer at Mississippi State University, the squad won the Award of Excellence for being the best squad at camp. This honor allowed the cheerleaders the privilege of competing at the National Cheerleader Champion- ship which was held in Orlando, Florida. The Brandon Group competed against 85 other squads from throughout the United States, placing 15th in the final round of competition. Jodie Howell was chosen All American Cheerleader and will be a National Cheerleader Assoc- iation instructor next year. Hard work is a rule rather than the ex- ception to this group. They put in long, hard hours of practice to prepare themselves for the routines that they perform. In preparation for the weekly pep rallies that we all enjoy so much, the cheerleaders make signs, prepare skits, and orchestrate the events of each rally. This year, in addition to all this, they were involved in many fund raising ac- tivities which netted over $13,000 that paid their way to the national competition. Brandon High Cheerleaders — a group that deserves all the alcolades, applause, and recognition that we can bestowe on them — we are very proud of you! 96 Pictured bottom row, left to right: Ginger Landry, Shannon Williams, Stacy Hathcock, Heather Murray, Staci Purvis, Kelly Goss; middle row, left to right: Alana Phillips, Ashley Thomas, Leigh Allison Lyell, Scott Hollis (Mascot), Missy Baker, Roxi Turnage, Quanda Keys; back row, left to right: M. M. Sanderson, Staci Howe, Jodie Howell, Beth Whitt, Alicia Patureau, Tracey Johnson. Ninth Grade Football Talent, sportsmanship and teamwork helped the ninth grade team establish a season record of 4-2. Both losses, Vicksburg and Pearl, were by a margin of only two points. Because of their excellent record, the ninth grade Bulldogs were able to tie for second place in the Little Six Conference. Pictured front row, left to right: D. Lee, S. Lott, P. Meyers, V. Gray, O. Livingston, E. Harvey, B. Berch, M. Taylor, R. Mangum, A. Bennett; middle row, left to right: M. Puckett, K. Rosamond, T. Miles, C. Albritton, J. Kersh, P. Hawkins, S. Taylor, S. O’Brien, E. McIntyre, T. Donnison, J. Stribling, E. Bergum, B. Watson; back row, left to right: J. Pitts, W. Turner, J. Baker, P. Tigrett, R. Wright, B. McKee, C. Stuart, D. Patterson, J. Giles, R. Frederick, Z. West, D. Martin, G. Sirmon, K. Macon. Freshman Cheerleaders The Ninth Grade Cheerleaders led their class in spirit this past year. During the summer they attended cheerleader camp at Mississippi College and won the Spirit Stick in competition. They cheered at each of the ninth grade football games, participated in the Homecoming Parade, and cheered at the Brandon High School Homecoming game. Sponsors for the group were Mrs. Patsy Perry and Ms. Scooter Landrum. Left to right: Mylissa Robinson, Christy Risher, Kristi Bailey, Sonya Jackson, Kristi Toney, Amanda Deane, Mandy Shurden, Amy Smith. 99 Boys’ Basketball The 1986-87 Boys’ Basket- ball team was comprised of a group of hard-working players who have truly shown the Bulldog spirit. Although their victories didn’t outnumber their losses, the team is to be com- mended for their efforts on the basketball court and long hours of practice and dedication. The team was led by Coach Matthew Evans. One of our most outstanding players, John Crain, led the district in points scored per game. 100 First row, left to right: Coach Matthew Evans, Tracy Doughty, Kenny Wallace, Darryl Walker, Steve Therrell, Rodney Jones, Chris Jefferson, Malcolm Sanders, Alex Finch, Joe Palmer, Ricky Mills; second row: Rodney Harrington, Ava Harvey, John Craine, Gelston McCorrell, Andre Proctor. 101 Varsity Girls’ Basketball This year the varsity girl’s basketball team worked extra hard to produce a winning team, both on and off the court. The girl’s hard work and dedication paid off with several key wins, including four victories over Pearl. Under the leadership of Coach Suzanne Reagan, the team won the Rankin County Tournament. The team is led by several key players: Alana Phillips, Laura Patterson, and Angela Melvin. They were honored by their selection to several All Tournament Teams and all have been in the top seven spots for scoring per game in our district. 102 Left to right: Head Coach Suzanne Reagan, Melissa Ratcliff, Marche Chandler, Joyce Arp, Shannon Milner, Alana Phillips, Angela Melvin, Laura Patterson, Julie Patterson, Robin Marbury, Jacklynn Williams, Rhonda Goodson, Assis- tant Coach Jackie Suggett. 103 104 Ninth Grade Basketball First row, left to right: Juanita McNeal, Toni Yates, Christy White, Tina Luckey; second row: Coach Jackie Suggett, Heather Bradley, Cassandra Thurman, Mattie Wooten, Lakecia Parker, Annette Menke, Karen Drake, Kristi Toney, Shandra Hemphill. Front row, left to right: Verlan Gray, Ottice Livingston, Eugene Melvin, Carlos Purvis, Eddie Harvey; back row: Billy Watson, Chris White, Hank Fletcher, Jeffrey Hagan, Michael Pete, Reggie Mangum, Curtis Anderson, Alex Henry, Andre Bennett, Eddie Harvey, Rico Buckhaulter, Michael Taylor, Carlos Mims; Not pictured: Derek Smith. Baseball Under the leadership of Coach Josh Reagan, the 1987 Bulldog Baseball team began practicing weeks before their first game. Each practice was filled with hard work and determination, which they hope will provide for a win- ning season. In the 1986 season, the team achieved a 14-11 record. Leading the team were seniors Greg Lively, Chuck Grosche, Burt Bishop, Elgin Boggan, Gar- ron Martin, and Steve Donnell. 106 First row, left to right: G. Sirmon, D. McClung, A. Salter, B. Moak, E. Boggan, G. Martin, C. Grosche, D. Parker, C. Parrow, M. Bush, C. Vinson, E. Ford; second row: S. McCan, J. Mills, G. Lively, C. Stuart, R. Burch, S. O Bryan, D. Frederick, B. Bishop, K. Dukes, A. Wogoman, S. Donnell, G. Shows, Coach Josh Reagan. 107 Varsity Girls’ Softball The 1986-87 season saw a new coach for the Lady Bulldog Softball Team. Jackie Suggett moved to the helm as coach, br- inging with her expertise and guidance that inspired the team. The season proved to be tough because of graduation losses from the previous year — yet our Lady Dogs split the season with a 7-7 record. Highlights of the year included the win over Pearl which produced two new referees — Mr. Hutton and Mr. Patrick! Rhonda Goodson was named to the All District team, a well deserved honor. The team is looking forward to next year and improving its already ad- mirable record. 108 First row, left to right: Coach Suggett, Donna Townsend, Bridget Ferguson, Robin Marbury; second row: Stacie Tigrett, Karen Drake, Rhonda Goodson, Amanda Savage, Stephanie Thompson. 109 The 1987 Bulldog Track Teams, coached by Tommy Henry, represented Brandon well in the District 4A competi- tion. Returning to lead the varsi- ty boys was triple jumper Purvie Green with a 1986 state 4A top-five finish. The varsity girls were led by Alana Phillips, last year’s state 4A high jump champion who finished third in the 880 run. The ninth grade teams work- ed hard in preparation for the Little Six Conference competi- tion and represented our school well in this meet. First row, left to right: Brian Burch, Rorry Frederick, James Kersh, Mike Donalds, James Palmer, Willie Morrow, Scott Meek, Brian Hobby, Cris Craft, Coach Henry; second row: Vincent Pack, David Parker, Victor Jones, Donny Warren, Purvie Green, Marshall Pack, Richard Chastain, Brian Niskala, Greg Proctor; third row: Tracy Doughty, Edgar Collier, David Proctor, Ezzard Watkins, Javis Knott, Joel Williams. Cross Country The 1986 Brandon Bulldog Cross-Country team was led by a trio of runners which included: Donnie Warren, Wille Mor- row, and Ronnie Bean. Donnie set a new school record in the 5,000 m run while making All-District and All-State. Coach Tom- my Henry is looking for- ward to having all three run- ners back for another season. First row, left to right: Scott Meek, Willie Morrow, James Palmer, Joel Williams, Richard Chastain, Coach Henry; se- cond row: Don Warren, Brian Hobby, David Parker, Ronnie Bean, Brian Niskala, Greg Proctor. Ill Soccer Under the leadership of Coach Ron Baer, Brandon again enjoyed another successful soc- cer season. After finishing in se- cond place in both the Tupelo and Brandon Invitation Soccer Tournments, the Dogs also achieved a victory in the first round of the district tournament. The regular season was com- pleted with a 12-3-3 record. Seniors Wes Cochran, Mike Jay, Steve Angelo, Ben Adkins, and Gard Aafos will be hard to replace, but the Dogs are look- ing forward to the 1987-1988 season. 112 it First row, left to right: Brian Dear, Don Warren, Wes Cochran, Brian Kirkpatrick, Andy Wogoman, Steven Aycock, Ben Adkins, Greg Flasck; second row: Robbie Carr, Pat Cox, Mike Jay, David Parker, Kevin Mitchell, David Patter- son, Rob Owen, Andrew Scholl, Gard Aafos, Billy Watson; third row: Randy Kelly, Blake Headley, Steve Angelo, Alan Loving, Scott Hollis, Chris Parrow, Chris Gardner, Cris Vinson, Michael Elliott, Travis Bedwell. The Bulldog Golf team had a rebuilding year under the leadership of Tommy Henry. After losing three of the top five golfers to graduation, the squad received much support from a host of newmembers The team was led by senior Ken Toland. Mike Oliver, Tony Phillips, and Kevin Carter, alternate number five players in 1986, moved up to the top five positions this year. First row, left to right: Ricky Mills, Ken Toland, Mike Oliver, Coach Tommy Henry; Second row: Tony Phillips, Wesley Stringer, and Scott McArdle. 114 Tennis The Brandon Bulldog Tennis Team, established four years ago, completed their 1986 season with an undefeated 12-0 record. Last year they placed first in the District Championships. Under the direction of Connie Owen, and with lots of hard work and practice, the team plans to have yet another successful season. All but one member of the 1986 team returned to this year’s squad, and there are several new “B” team players. First row, left to right: Toni Yates, Mark Elliott, Alicia Patureau. Second row: Kris Oatway, Johnny Peoples, Jacklynn Williams, Scott Murch, Coach Connie Owen. 115 Shannon Williams, Brandon’s Junior Miss On January 31, 1987, Brandon’s Junior Miss, Shannon Williams, was named first alternate in the state Junior Miss program. Shannon, daughter of Belinda Williams and Ronnie Williams, is the first Brandon Junior Miss to ever place in the top ten in state competition. Upon winning this honor, Shannon became eligible for over $1500 in scholarship offers. Shannon has a long list of honors that she has won throughout her four years at BHS. She has been a cheerleader for four years, a class favorite, class beauty, and was voted Most Likely to Succeed this year by the student body. She is a talented young woman who is very involved in BHS activities and still maintains an “A” average. Shannon, the students and faculty wish to salute you and let you know how proud of your accomplishments we are. National Merit Finalists Each year the National Merit Scholarship Corporation chooses 15,000 participants nationwide to compete in the Merit Scholarship Program on the basis of their per- formance on the PSAT NMSQT. From the pool of this year’s Semi- Finalists, approximately 13,500 will be chosen to continue in the competition as finalists on the basis of their performance on the SAT. Of these, only about six thousand will receive scholarships of up to $2,000, as well as addi- tional college and business spon- sored scholarships of up to $8,000. This year, Brandon was proud to have four National Merit Semi-Finalists selected from its stu- dent body. They were: Wes Mcln- tire, Dean Tanner, Joey Turner, and John West. 117 Meeting Together At Brandon High School, there has always been a strong sense of fellowship among the faculty and students due in part to the large participation in our various clubs. These clubs represent a range of widely different interests — from the Out- doors Club to Mu Alpha Theta. In these clubs, we have all shared a spirit of cooperation and trust which will be in- valuable to us as we proceed in life. The long hours of dedication and hard work that were put into each project all seemed worth it as we reached our final goals. The in- dividual achievements of our many clubs ad- ded not only to the integrity of the achievers, but also to the entire school as well. 118 Annual Staff The Brandon High School an- nual staff has once again worked very hard in preparing THE BULLDOG. These people are a select group of individuals who are talented in the different areas of piecing together an an- nual — whether it be writing copy, drawing layouts, or taking pictures. Within the 1986-87 BULLDOG you are sure to find a familiar face — either your own, a fellow student’s, or a friend’s. We hope you look at this edition not only as a book of pictures, but as a book of memories. The annual staff would like to express its appreciation to their sponsor, Mrs. Lee Tucker, for her hardwork, dedication, help- ing hand, and many smiles of encouragement. Heading up the staff this year were: Amber Kennedy, Editor; Bobbie Britt and Leigh Ann Breazeale, Assistant Editors; Lisa Robinson and Memrie Whit- tington, Business Managers; and John West, Computer Manager. 120 Front row, left to right: Amber Kennedy, Bobbie Britt, Memrie Whittington, Lisa Robinson, Jill Stover, Mrs. Lee Tucker; second row: Edwin Sallis, Kerry Dutiel, Carla Hart, Claudia Stalcup, Sara Clements, Holly Baker, Stacie Tigrett, Lynn Walker, Julie Bowlin, Heather McKee; third row: John West, Kerry Dukes, Jennifer Irby, Keith Salter, Jennifer Coulter, Shelley Daughdrill, Jeremy Bass; Not pictured: Dena Boyd, Leigh Ann Breazeale. DECA The Rankin County DECA Chapters were organized to en- courage vocational understanding, leadership development, civic con- ciseness. and social awareness in its members. These student centered organiza- tions with programs of leadership and personal development were designed for students enrolled in Marketing Education and Diversified Occupations with a career objective in the marketing field. DECA is the only student organization operating throughout our nation’s schools to at tract individuals to careers in marketing, distribution, mer- chandising, and management. These outstanding chapters are known for their involvement in many civic, com- petitive, social, and educational activities. This year's officers are: Lisa Wicker state DECA president. Gina McClain-marketing chapter presi- dent, Gina Rowell-diversified oc- cupations president, Neely Burch- marketing reporter, Jerri Lynn Dawson-marketing vice president, Chris Cartwright-diversified occupa tions historian, Connie Shufelt- marketing chaplin, Kelly Williams- marketing historian, Sherri Hannah- marketing parliamentarian. 122 High School Band The 1986-87 Brandon High School Band had another outstanding year and continued their tradition of quality music. The long hours of practice and dedication truly paid off and was clearly seen in their well- executed performances. The ap- proval of the crowd was ob- viously shown in the many rounds of applause. The band is under the ex- cellent direction of Tracy Crosby, who was voted Outstan- ding Young Band Director of 1986. The band also received numerous awards and recogni- tion. They captured all Superior ratings in contests at Forest Hill, Gulf Coast, and Tylertown. They also won the Sweepstakes Trophy and the Blue Class. Faith Ann Heinsch, a clarinet player, was selected to perform in the Lions Band. Band members this year were C Atherton. D Aycock, A Baker. M Bedgood. P. Birmingham. T Bragg. D Brister. A. Brister. A Bross. C Carlisle. J Clark. W Clemons. H Cobb. L. Cole. F Conger. A Cook. C Covington. P Cox. K Cunningham. B Dickerson. S Dotson. D Ducsay. J Ducsay. K Earnest. C. Elliott. M Flippen. W Fortenberry. S Gardner. L Gentry. S Gilmore. K Goldsmith. C Grubbs. J Hagan. K Hamilton. M Hardin. J Harms. A Harrist. A Haskins. F Heinsch. L Herr ington. W Hobson. D. Holland. C Huffman. L Hughes. S. Jeffries. P. Johnston. R. Lancaster. A. Lane. J May. M McAlpin. H McCardle. J. McCreary, T. McLin. E Melvin. B. Milner. C Moore. A Niva. J Norsworthy, M Ogle. R. Parish. D Prather. G. Proctor. R. Quinn, K. Ray, B. Rester. S. Roberts. J. Rodgers. K Russell. L Russell. S. Russum, M. Sanders. J Schilhab. P. Scott, S Service. T Sledge. S Smith, E. Tanner. N. Taylor. D Townsend. R Tucker. D Turberville, J. Turner. C. Under down. Chad Underdown. C. Wagner. A Ware. C Ware. C. West, L. Whitmire. D. Wilkinson. J Williams. K. Willis. 124 125 Show Choir Talent, dedication, and ex- citement describe this year’s show choir, “Celebration.” Under the direction of a new sponsor, Mrs. Gail McKay, Celebration has performed at several local events which in- clude Brandon High School PTO, Crossgates Village Christmas Open House, Brandon High School College Night, and the Brandon Junior Miss Pageant. In addi- tion to these performances, they still found time to pre- sent a fall and Christmas show for parents, students, and friends. This year’s officers were: President, Michelle Martella; Senior Representative, Candee Atherton; Junior Representative, Bobbie Britt; and Freshmen Represen- tative, Amy Wilt. 126 T Bully Enthusiasm and school spirit are just two of the many qualities that this year’s Bully has shown to the Brandon High student body. For his first year as our pride and joy, Bully (alias Scott Hollis) has fulfilled those two qualities and many more. Bully’s skits and new activities have encouraged the student body to cheer their team to a Bulldog victory. Last summer, Bully attend- ed the cheerleader camp with the members of the cheerleading squad at Mississippi State University. He received an excellent and two superior ribbons in competition. 127 Student Council The Student Council is comprised of representatives elected by their respective grades and officers elected by the entire student body. These people are chosen to repre- sent the students in various activities throughout each school year. The Student Council has spon- sored many projects this year. Perhaps the biggest project this year has been Homecoming. This organization is in charge of setting up activities for the week —which in- clude the parade, the halftime homecoming activities, and the homecoming dance. In addition to this project, the council held a recep- tion for our five exchange students. Culminating the year of activities is the annual election of student council officers for the following year. The Student Council is sponsored by Mrs. Mary Beard. Officers for the year were President, Mike Jay; Vice President, Purvie Green; Secretary, Missy Baker; Reporter, Leigh Allison Lyell; and Parliamentarian, Beth Whitt. 128 National Art Honor Society The National Art Honor Society is an organization consisting of talented high school students who must maintain an 85 average in an art class. The Art Honor Society sponsors many activities which include Youth Art Month, the annual Spring Art Affair, and various other fund raising projects. Also, as a public service, the members of this group assist teachers with their art needs and par- ticipate in various community programs. The sponsor for this organization is Mrs. Louise Benton. Officers for the year were President, Katrina Hamilton; Vice President, Stacie Tigrett; Secretary, Shannon Johnson; and Treasurer, Sherry Wilson. 129 The Beta Club is an organiza- tion comprised of students throughout grades 9-12 who maintain an overall 90 average. Students are invited to join the club and are initiated via a for- mal ceremony which parents and friends attend. This year’s club has par- ticipated in several service pro- jects that benefit the community and school. At Christmas, the club held a bake sale from which half of the profits went to the Prevention of Blindness. An ad- ditional annual project is the sale of flowers on Valentine’s Day to the entire student body. Each year members of the club attend the annual Beta Club Convention that is held in Biloxi, Mississippi. Mrs. Donna Cutrer is the sponsor, and the officers for the year were President, Joey Turner; Vice President, Sharon Posey; Secretary-Treasurer, Bert Gregory; and Reporter, David Turberville. 130 131 Newspaper Staff The newspaper staff is composed of students who have shown an interest in journalism. Under the leader- ship of Mrs. Louise Benton, they publish the Bulldog Bark, which gives students a unique insight into school activities. This year’s staff includes the talents of: Jeff Huff, Trey Scholl, Melanie Moore, Katie Trotter, Allen Wilkinson, Greg Flasck, Robyn Nelson, Kim Whatley, Tami Krieger, Joelee Sessions, Kandy Richardson, Jim Brown, Ben Hoffman, Chris Craft, Andy Pennington, Yvonne Carroll. — 132 Speech Club This year’s Speech Club has participated in many activities which include the Mississippi Youth Congress, where they were awarded eight superiors, and the annual Christmas play. This year's play, “The Baddest Angel Band.” was performed for the student body on December 17 in the Brandon High School auditorium. A spring presenta- tion is planned. In addition to the various competitions and performances they have entered,formed several service projects. One of the favorites is the Toys for Tots project in which they participate each year. The club is sponsored by Mrs. Ginny Manguno. Officers for the year are as follows: President, Purvie Green; Vice President, Mandi Davis; Secretary, Roxi Turnage; Treasurer, Allison Scott; Reporter, Ginger Landry; Activities, Kevin Mitchell. 133 Mu Alpha Theta Mu Alpha Theta is a group of students who have an in- terest in math, have com- pleted two college prepatory math courses, and who main- tained a “B” average. This year they initiated new members and held the initia- tion banquet at Chuck E. Cheese’s. The Math Club offers a special tutoring service for any student who needs help in any mathematical area. Tutors meet with students each morning before school. The sponsor is Mrs. Gerry Britt. Officers for the year were President, John West; Vice President, Heather McKee; Secretary, Dean Tanner; and Reporter, John Sarine. 134 Junior Classical League Composed of present and former Latin students, the Junior Classical League serves to enhance the interest in and ap- preciation of the study of an an- cient civilization, its language and culture. Varying from year to year, JCL activities may include initia- tion, Latin Week, with a Roman banquet or open house for the parents, baking Valentine cakes for the faculty and staff, and at- tending the state Junior Classical League convention at Millsaps College, where students com- pete in written exams, graphic arts, and track and field events. Latin students may also par- ticipate in the National Latin Ex- am, sponsored by the American Classical League. The Junior Classical League is sponsored by Mrs. Toni Boyd. Officers for the year were President, Beth Whitt; Vice President, Mike Jay; Secretary-Treasurer, Kelly Goss; and Reporter, Rhonda Huffman. 135 Fellowship of Christian Athletes The Fellowship of Chris- tian Athletes is a club whose membership is comprised of athletes and non-athletes. The club is involved in several service projects each year. Perhaps the favorite of all club members is the an- nual trip to the Baptist Children’s Village. The club is given a list of the wishes of all the children at the home prior to the trip. Gifts are purchased to fulfill the wishes and members get to play Santa to the children. The state convention is held in the spring, and members attend. Meetings are held each Friday morning at 8 a.m. At many of these meetings, guest speakers are present. Coaches Johnny Thornton and Suzanne Reagan are the sponsors. Officers for the year were President, Mike Jay; Vice President, Wes Cochran; Secretary, Staci Purvis; and Reporter, Beth Whitt. 136 Key Club The Key Club is comprised of distinguished young men who are invited to join the club. These people conduct numerous activities such as sponsoring a senior-faculty basketball game, an annual cook out, and an annual trip to New Orleans to see the Saints play. In addition to the regular members, two sweethearts are elected from each grade. These girls participate in the meetings and work with any projects that the club under- takes. Sweethearts for this year were as follows: Seniors, Tracy Topp and Shannon Williams; Juniors, Kelly Goss and Ashley Thomas; Sophomores, Heather Mur- ray and M.M. Sanderson; Freshmen, Mandy Shurden and Kristi Toney. The sponsor of the Key Club is Coach Ron Baer. Of- ficers for the year were Presi- dent, Purvie Green; Vice President, Mike Jay; Secretary, Mickey Hutton; and Treasurer, Jim Tolbert. 137 Future Homemakers of America The Future Homemakers of America Club is a national organization of high school students interested in various aspects of home economics. During the year the members sponsor projects related to school and com- munity. These projects pro- mote good health, physical fitness, improve self- awareness, and help strengthen the family unit. One of the FHA’s major pro- jects this year was to raise funds for the March of Dimes, which uses the funds to help fight birth defects. Mrs. Marty Vinson is the sponsor for this organization. Officers for the year were President, Laurie Reeves; Vice-President, Holly Baker; Secretary, Gia Mcdonald; Treasurer, Sara Clements; and Reporter, Mynika Jones. 138 FFA This year’s FFA has been involved in a wide variety of fund raising acitivities. These included a Thanksgiving turkey sale and a Christmas fruit sale. The funds raised were used to buy various sup- plies for the workshop. They were also involved in the Mississippi State Fair, establishing the children’s Petting Zoo, and judging livestock. The FFA sponsor is Mr. Emmett Williams. This year’s class officers were: President-Jim Tolbert, Vice- President-Mickey Hutton, Secretary-Brad Williams, Treasurer-Greg Allen, Reporter-Jake Callahan, Sentinal-Johnny McKinion. 139 ROTC The JROTC Program, like academic courses in English, history, and mathematics, offers the student a credit toward their high school curriculum subjects that have application in all walks of life. Cadets have the challenge and accompanying satisfaction of assuming respon- sibility in their formative years. They learn basic military pro- cedures during the succeeding years. They plan to direct unit training, make decisions on mat- ters pertaining to personal habits and discipline, and assume command respon- sibilities. Young people in business executive training must wait years to gain many of these experiences and to exercise this type of authority. The major goal of the JROTC Program at Brandon High School is to make better citizens of the community. 140 141 Changing Together Middle School — this is where all the fun and hard work begins. Sports, dating, dances, and clubs all begin here, not to men- tion the homework. In these four years, you will receive the training necessary for you to successfully make it through your high school years. Not everyone welcomes this challenge with open arms, however. Some view it with anxiety and even fear — fear of new teachers, new classmates, and a new school. Within six weeks however, most of us consider these four years as one of the best times of our life. 142 •'Mo Eighth Grade Hall of Fame Pictured left to right: Katie Philley, Tex Zizak, Amy Shows, Keith James, Katie Frederick, Michael Perry, London Surghnor, Michael Tolbert. Favorites Pictured front row, left to right: Katie Philley, Kelly Melvin, Jenny Simmons; second row; Wendy Stowe, Christie Bourgeois; third row: Michael Perry, Kevin Hammons, Michael Gooch; back row: Mark Hollis, Ty Owen. 144 Amy Aeschliman Lisa Agee Shane Ainsworth Greg Angelo Edward Arnold Ryan Aycock Heather Bailey Latisha Baird Cornelius Banks Brian Bankston David Barr Wendy Beeman Aimee Belk Jill Boeding Matthew Bonds Christie Bourgeois Allyson Bowman Steven Brantley Valerie Brantley Michelle Breland J. C. Brenneman Bridget Brewer Ingrid Brooks Dylan Broome Darryll Brown Janine Brown Melissa Brown Stan Browning Lori Burdsal Ufa Bums Amy Burton Brett Busick Stacey Butler Elizabeth Callahan Patrick Cannon Paige Carpenter Kristy Carver 145 Keith Clark Mitch Clark Kristie Clements David Cliburn Joel Cochran Kelly Cochran Tysonya Coleman Matthew Collette Michael Collette Henry Collier Sharon Comeaux Cheri Conner Carlton Cox Mike Cox Michelle Craft Keith Crane Jeff Crocker Tony Davis Terri Dearing Michelle Dixon Richelle Dixon Stacey Dixon Michelle Duke Letha Dykes Alan Edwards Tonya Estes Bridgid Ferguson Dana Feyh Paul Fioranelli Max Floyd Dan Fodor Katie Fredericks Amy Fugler Danny Gabbard Jill Garrett Chad Gilliland Gerald Gilmer 146 Derek Gilmore Sean Gloer Bret Goddard Karen Goldsmith Michael Gooch Willie Goodman Roby Hall Scott Hallman Kevin Hammons Angela Hardy Alissa Harper Kevin Harthcock Eddie Harvey Christina Hembree Sean Henry Whitney Herring Trey Herron Vernest Hines Katherine Hinson Michael Hobson Chad Hoge Charlene Holbrook Julyn Hollingsworth Mark Hollis Gary Holloway Alen Holmes Calvin Holmes Jason Holt Sacunda Hooker Janet Hooper Andrea Horn Stephanie Hoverman Barbara Jackson Missy Jackson Keith James Jeff Jefferson Dan Johnson 147 Shondolyn Johnson Fredrick Jones Jay Jones Joe Jones Johnny Jones Mario Jones Prentis Jones Janice Joyner Jon Kalahar Kenny Kersh Michael Kilgore Christie King David Kirkpatrick Latrice Knight David Knott Chris Laird Wendy Laughlin Candace Lilly Sharon Lindsey Kevin Loland Lucito Lopez Beth Martin Mary Martin Nikki Martin Tim Matheny Karen May Patricia May Shaun Mayatte Steve McCann Holly McCardle Tammy McCray Judy McDaniel Justin McKee Yvette McMaden Marla Meador Kelly Melvin Kendrick Melvin 148 Andy Menapace Patrick Minor Linda Nesline Jon Nlskala Tricia Opdyke Ty Owen Toni Pack Dawn Papisan Timothy Parker Lance Perkins Michael Perry Katie Philley Eugene Phillips Dana Pittelkow Sellsia Proctor Willie Proctor Kurt Rademacher Minnie Rawls Nicole Ray David Reel William Ridgeway Chad Riemann Jana Risley Shane Roberts Jason Rodgers Monica Rogers Shane Sanders Christian Scales Beth Scharmer Stephanie Seal Delinna Sellers Paige Sellers Chris Seman K’Ann Sheppard Amy Shows Chuck Shurden Jenny Simmons 149 Kim Slaughter Harlan Snoddy John Snoddy Patrice Spann Scott Stanford Rodney Staton Scott St. Clair Wendy Stowe Nichole Strengefield Bethany Stubblefield Longon Surghnor Michael Swofford Bevan Tanner Felicia Taylor Kenya Taylor Winston Taylor Brad Thames Monica Thomas Paul Thompson Shannon Thortis Stephen Tinkle Michael Tolbert James Tolible Jenny Townsend Kathy Tullos Jamie Virgadano Ann Washington Chris Wells Pat Wells Chris White Michael Widener Tracy Wilhoit Misty Williams Amy Willoughby Kim Wilson Kiley Woodward 150 151 152 153 Seventh Grade Class Favorites Pictured front row, left to right: Holly Morgan, Kristie Kilpatrick, Kim Westerfield; second row, left to right: Amy Arender, Missy Craft; third row: Ryan Hammack, Skye Welch, Brad McCarty; back row: Colby Lane, Bodie McAuley. Mark Adams Aprille Allen Gretta Allen Shelia Allen Aimee Anido Amy Arender Tim Bakelaar Angela Baker Brent Baker Steve Baker Derek Bell Jason Bergum Rex Best Danielle Birmingham Gina Blough Glen Bolian Chris Bowman Neil Boyd Leanne Brady Shaun Bragg Marcus Breland Courtney Brewer Steven Bridges Jessica Bross Catherine Brooks Necol Brown Shondra Brown Chris Bufkin Mary Burch Melissa Bushey Darian Byam David Byam Steve Cabell Florida Callin Ashley Carroll Carter Charles Shannon Clark 155 Felicia Clincy Shannon Cox Missey Craft Candy Cumberland Brian Deane Jill Dearman Chad Dixon Melissa Ducsay Tonya Duke Joanna Elliot Christine Felks James Fisher Rebecca Fite Michele Flowers David Fuller Danny Gardner Cyd Gloer Stephanie Golden Sandy Goss Holly Grady Stacee Grant Mindy Graves Michael Griffing Tanya Griffing Amy Groshe Chas Gualano Shelby Hamilton Ryan Hammack Jennifer Harris Hattie Henderson Betts Henley Justin Hogue Kevin Holmes Chad Hornsby Steve Hudgens Camille Hughes Elizabeth Hughes 156 Tiffany Hughes Connie Hunley Niki Jackson Dan Jeffries Jon Johanson Felicia Johnson Kendrick Johnson Neveiyn Johnson Patsy Johnson Quintus Johnson Paul Johnston Bryan Jones Leigh Jones Michael Jones Sonia Jones Leonard Joyner Haley Kennedy Lyle Kennedy Tara Kilgore Kristie Kilpatrick Charles King Tracey King Yolanda Kitchens Brandon Lambert Colby Lane Pam Lawson Chuck Lipplatt Jennifer Little Gregg Lott Danielle Louys Matt Loving Julie Lowe Steve Lowery Will Lyell Stephanie Maddox Chris Martin Scottie Martin 157 Shane Martin Brad Mason Hope Mason Shelli McAlpin Bodie McAuley Brad McCarty Barris McCollum Paige McDill Jennifer McDonough Shannon McGee Amy Mclntire Tonya McIntyre Scott McKinion Jennifer McLaurin Jermaine McNeal Latasha McNeal Traci Meadows Scott Meek Bridgett Meissen Trisha Miles Glenn Miller Kent Mills Tim Minfield Amy Moore Steven Moore Holly Morgan Jennifer Morrow Jason Murch Aundrey Myers Richard Myers Robin Nations Steven Neely Chad Netherly Terry Norwood Renee Odom Anne Marie Ogle Tisha Oglesbee 158 Brent Opdyke Angel Ornelas Bridget Owens Lequida Owens Greg Paczak Ellen Parker David Peace Robbie Perkins Ovenya Perry Chad Pinter Kerry Pittman Alison Pitts Carol Poole Scooter Prince Daryen Proctor Shannon Quinn Corey Ray Jason Reynolds Billy Wade Robinson Melissa Robinson Nicki Robinson Jane Rogers Marlon Rogers Amy Rushing Billy Rushing Heather Russell Heidi Russell Jim Rutland Erin Ryals Tanya Sampson Brandi Sanford Julie Scott Katie Serra Trey Sheffield Mitch Sheppard Brian Shipp Vic Shivers 159 Mark Sistrunk Michael Sistrunk Jenny Smallwood Toya Spann Amanda Sparkman Shelley Stalcup Lesley Steed Jason Steele Stephen Stogner Susan Stonecypher Richard Stringer James Suthoff Michael Tadlock Melissa Tatum Cornelius Taylor Mars Taylor Patrick Taylor Nicki Thames Matt Tigrett James Todd John Topp Jenny Trotter Nona Tucker Natalie Tunnello Travis Walker Willie Walton Richard Watkins Keri Watson Tammy Weakly Stewart Webb Skye Welch Jamey Wells Kim Westerfleld Gene Whltford Becky Williams Craig Williams Leah Williams 160 Scott Williamson Kevin Willis Angie Wilson Anthony Wilson Craig Wilson William Wilson Shalonda Winsley Tracy Wright Trudy Wright Cory Wynn 161 162 163 Sixth Grade 164 Chad Adams Sally Adkins Jason Ainsworth Tracey Ainsworth Ashley Anderson Jack Anderson Marlene Anderson Mary Anderson Steven Arnold Dustin Baker Emily Baker Jennifer Baker Matt Basden Casey Bennett Janet Bernand Greg Bilbro Christy Black Kathryn Booth Susan Bridges Justin Brown Ginny Buckley Travis Bushey Selina Byrd Hollie Calhoun Chris Campbell Allison Carr Mandi Carr Sean Caruthers Brad Chalk Landy Chandler Willie Chase Grant Clay Misty Clements Eltrimice Collier Rena Collier Jason Conger Tiffany Conwill 165 Brian Compton Melanie Corley Kim Covington Daniel Cox Greg Craddock Jason Craft Kelly Crawley Kim Crocker Kevin Crowe Allison Daniels Josh Dear Bobby Dingus Ryan Dingus Brian Drennan Ginger Duke Kevin Dutiel Suzanne Earnest Kenneth Edwards Lori Ellis J. Ervin Derilyn Ferguson Kevin Fine Ashley Fisher Darlene Floyd Michael Floyd Benjamin Fortenberry Kristie Frederick Chase Fugler Teri Gardner Clay Garvin Anthony Gibson Chris Gilliland Jason Gilmore Jeremy Gilmore Scott Gilmore Patrick Gough Russ Grantham 166 Bubba Hallman Gary Hamilton Toni Hare Chance Harrel Kayla Harrell Greg Harrington Tammy Harvey Chris Haynes Ron Hebert April Heinsch John Hembree Jonathan Hicks Mike Highfill Matthew Hipp Drew Hollis Lori House Sylvester Houston Dave Howard Lapranda Howard William Howard Karen Jackson Tracey Jacobsen Kim Jeffries Stacie Jepsen Angi Johnson Eddie Johnson Jason Johnson Sarah Johnson Shae Johnson Courtney Jones Phen Jones Patrick Kelly Cam Kennedy Latasha Keys Dixie King Nan King Rosie Knott 167 Vicki Langford Stacy Larson Connie Lee Kristi Lewis Gerald Lopez Mike Lyons Greg Mabry Christie Maddox Tommy Magee Michelle Malone Laura Martin Maggie Martin Michael Mason Katrina May Chris Mayatee Williams Mayes Laura McAdam Nathan McAlpin Elliott McCardle Chris McCarty Martin McGahey Rick McGregor Josh McKay Brad McKee Brent McKee Debra McLaurin Kelli Middleton Beth Miller Mitsy Miller Amy Mitchell Scott Moak Neil Monsour Emma Moore Jennifer Morgan Eric Morris Robert Morris Rachel Murray 168 Gray Nester Lori Niskala Heather Nix Bridgette Palmer Greg Palmer Davina Pauley Lisa Pinkerton Anthony Pinter Kelly Porter Travis Prall Chris Proctor Kenny Proctor Mark Puckett Cambre Purser Michele Purser Bari Purvis Victoria Purvis Shea Rainer Andy Reeves Amy Reiman Michael Reinhart Kim Richardson Tracy Richardson Missy Ridgely Jenni Risher Marty Robertson Rosalind Robinson Valerie Robinson Clint Rowell Andy Russell Brett Sanders Anna Satterfield Kris Seaney Betsy Sheffield Brad Shoemaker Elyria Sinclair Michael Sledge 169 Amber Smith Bear Smith Kevin Smith Kristy Smith Mark Smith Rachel Smith Warren Smith Jerry Spann Jennifer Stapleton Kecha Stapleton Liz Steil Claire Stone Kim Stowe Brian Strickland Stan Sullivan Wes Sutterfield Kintina Sutton Ervin Taylor Greg Taylor Melissa Taylor Stephanie Terry Christie Thames Craig Thieling Britt Thomas Celeste Thompson Jerry Thompson Melissa Thompson Michael Thompson Heather Tillman Jeremie Todd Crissy Townsend Phillip Trotter Richie Tucker Ross Tucker Jeff Turner Rhonda Tutor Jason Usry 170 Thomas Varner Matt Vaughn Judson Wallace Richard Walley Stephen Warner Willie Washington Lawrence Weakley Jamie Wells Jason Wells Tori Wells Tammy Westbrook Elizabeth Westerfield Jesse White Zane White Will Whittington Bubba Williams Dewayne Williams Gary Williams Shaun Williamson Verlonda Wilson Kristy Womack Casey Woodward Heather Wooten Scott Zoeckler 171 172 173 Fifth Grade 174 Amy Adams Jeff Adams Tisha Adams Whitt Adams Jason Ainsworth Kim Ainsworth Brooke Allen Brian Anderson Eric Anderson Tammy Anderson Mary Angelo Billy Applewhite Eric Arnold Ashley Bailey Deirdre Baker Jennifer Barnhill Tommy Bates Allison Belk Doug Bell Joe Bennett Mackenzie Bennett Della Berry Emily Black Bradley Bowlin Brandi Bradshaw Jamie Brooks Vincent Brown Al Bruce Karen Buckhaulter Jeremy Burchfield Jason Burns Erin Caine Scott Cannon Jerrial Casey Jarod Chancelor Glenn Chastain Natalie Chittom 175 Brent Cochran Tracy Collie Elaine Conner Sherri Cook Johnny Cronley Michael Crumbly Jason Davis Keshia Davis Kim Davis Beth Derrick David Dodson Stephen Donaldson Scott Dupree Scott Edwards Talmadge Edwards Scott Elliott Tim Ellis Chad Evers Matthew Farmer Jennifer Felks Shawn Fitzugh Jeff Flasck Greg Fleming Jennifer Forgey Beth Fortune Tina Franklin Rhett Frederick Aaron Freeman Jennifer Fulghum Angelique Gallant Jamie Gentry Guy Geogehan Chad Gibson Conrad Gilmore Zane Goddard Michelle Goryl Angela Green 176 Danny Gualano Charla Hagan Darin Hall Vallie Harms Missy Harris Alisa Harrison Will Haynes Caleb Hemphill Carmen Henderson Amy Hill Kim Hinson Leslie Hodgins Melissa Hornsby Brian Hughes Todd Irby LaSondra Jenkins Michael Johnson Felecia Jones Gracie Jones Terrance Jones Dixie Jordan Matt Kalahar Carrie Kaldon Emmett Kelly Jason Kennedy Latrenia Kersh Sherri Kersh Chuck King Timmy King Kevin Laird Heather Langley Jason Laughlin Justin Laughlin Mark Lawless Hayden Levingston Ryan Lewis Stacy Lewis 177 Kristine Loland Rizaldy Lopez Boomer Louys James Lowman Jennifer Lucas Jeff Luckey Tabitha Luckey Jimmy Martin Kerri Martin Matthew Martin Brian Mason Jennifer May Catina McLaurin Geremieze McLaurin Leroy McLin O. Lorene McLin Derrick McNeal Julie McPherson Steve Meador Michelle Meissen Chance Melvin Laperial Melvin Ron Melvin Laura Menapace Amber Millwood Nathaniel Minifield Julie Monk Adam Moore Tyler Morris David Morrow Heather Morrow Vicki Mosley Wes Muirhead Doreen Murray Aurelius Myers Daniel Myers Demetrice Myers 178 Kristy Norton Shelby Norwood Aaron Odom Kendra Pack Sonya Pack David Pahlman Cameron Parker Melinda Parker William Parker Amy Payne Robert Perry Joe Porter Naomi Proctor Christina Puckett Amy Rainer Diana Reed Trey Reyer Gretchen Rhyne Ashlie Rieman Amy Risley Jamie Rodgers Bridget Rogers Jamie Ross Jason Russum Julie Ryan Missy Sanders Andrea Scales Brittney Scott Chris Scott Trey Scott Amy Seal George Sellers Kevin Shelton Kerry Shows John Skeen Brad Skinner Tatum Simmons 179 Tia Simmons David Smith Jill Smith Scott Smylie Benita Spann Carlos Spann Michael Staten Heather Streng Nicky Strickland Randi Stringer Jason Stubblefield Amy Sullivan Angela Taylor Demechie Taylor RaShida Taylor Tara Taylor Carrie Temkovits Justin Thames Keith Thomas Leslie Thomas Dion Thornton Tammy Thornton Alicia Todd Jeremiah Tolberson Katrina Tomasovsky Charite Torrence Mark Tutor Shannon Tuttle Amy Usry Melanie Vardaman Neely Verzwyvelt Shane Wade Barry Walker Greg Walker Susan Walker Tracy Walker Cyrus Webb 180 Heather Weeks Jennifer Weeks Christina Weigle Jill Whigham Clint White Kevin White Betsy Wicker Ruthie Wilber Vicy Wilkinson Michael Will Andy Williams Cheryl Williams Grant Williams Andrea Wilson James Wilson Suzanne Wilson Ben Windham Tammy Windham Jerri Withers Amy Wynne Nichole Young 181 182 183 185 8th grade Who’s Who 187 Most School Spirited Jenny Townsend Mark Hollis Most Athletic Karen Goldsmith Sean Gloer Most Popular London Surghnor Michael Tolbert Best Dressed Christie Bougeois Prentis Jones Junior High Football Team members were: B Baker. S Baker. D. Ball. J. Bergum. W Boone. C. Bowman. N Boyd. S. Bragg. C Bufkin, D. Byam, D Byam. S Cabell. C. Cooke. C. Dixon. D Gardner, J Grant, R. Hammack. J. Hogue, C. Hornsby, S. Hudgens. D. Jeffries, J. Johanson, K Johnson. M Jones. L Joyner. L Kennedy. C. King. C Lippiatt. W Lyell. B McAuley, B. McCarthy. B Me Collum, S. McKinion, J McNeil, G. Miller, K. Mills. T Minifield. S. Moore, J. Murch. A Myers. R. Myers, B. Opdyke, K. Pitt- man. S. Prince, D Proctor. B Robinson. B Rushing. M Sheppard. V. Shivers. M. Sistrunk. L Steed. R Stringer. M Tadlock. C. Taylor. P Taylor. M. Tigrett. J. Todd. J. Topp. T. Walker, R Watkins. S. Welch. S. Webb. C Williams. K Willis. C Wilson C. Wynn. Front row, left to right: M Clark. J Jefferson, K. Woodward. J. Jones, J. Cochran. C. Seman, C. Reiman. M Hollis, D. Gabbard, C. Scales, M. Hobson, K. Crain, S. Stanford, J. Snoddy, S. Roberts. C. Hoge; second row: G. Angelo. M. Gooch, K. Clark, S. Hallman. S. Gloer, S. McCann, D. Knott. W Proctor, D. Brown. M. Perry, P. Thompson, T. Herron, K. Hammons, D. Kirkpatrick, S. Browning; third row: M. Floyd, K. Harthcock, K. James, S. Neely, J. Jones, C. Gilliland. M. Widener, R. Aycock, C. Shurden, K. Rademacher, C. White, D. Gray, J. Rodgers, G. Holloway, J. McCarty, M. Bonds; fourth row: D. Cliburn, E. Arnold, D. Johnson, J. Toli- ble, A. Holmes, J. Crocker, W. Taylor, T. Owen, C. Holmes, H. Snoddy. S. Mayette, B Tanner, M. Swofford; managers: Tim Matheny, Shannon Thortis. 190 Seventh and Eighth Grade Basketball 7th Grade Girls — Bottom row, left to right: Paige McDill, Heidi Russell, Courtney Brewer, Missy Craft, Sandy Goss, Nicki Robinson, Danielle Birmingham, Mindy Graves, Stephanie Maddox; second row, left to right: Coach Jackie Suggett, Julie Lowe, Amy Rushing, Kim Westerfield, Danielle Louys, Leah Williams, Erin Ryals, Tonya Mclntire, Patsy Johnson; third row, left to right: Brandi Sanford, Sholondolyn Wendsley, Jennifer McLin, Stacey Grant, Latasha McNeal, Terry Norwood, Shonda Brown; fourth row, left to right: Renee Odom, Jill Dearman, Nicki Thames, Betts Henley, Tanya Sampson, Shan- non Quinn, Ovenya Perry. 7th Grade Boys — First row, left to right: Chris Bufkin, Derek Beil, Jason Reynolds, Jason Steele, Chuck Lippiatt, Brent Baker, Quintus Johnson, Brad McCarty, Jason Bergum; se- cond row: Richard Myers, Patrick Taylor, Cor- nelius Taylor, Scooter Prince, Wally Boone, Colby Lane, Shane Martin, Neil Boyd, Chad Hornsby; third row: Greg Paczak, Steven Moore, Kevin Holmes, Charles King, Tim Bakelaar, Steve Baker, Tim Minfield, Chad Dixon, Steven Bridges, Marcelles Taylor; fourth row: Andre Myers, Jon Johanson, James Todd, David Peace, Travis Walker, Ed- win Morrow, Baris McCullon, Chad Pinter, Scott McKinnion, Leonard Joyner, Darrin Byam. dth Grade Boys — Front row, left to right: Michael Hobson, Mario Jones, Rodney Staten, Kendrick Melvin, Kiley Woodward, David Knott, Robbie Hall; second row, left to right: Kevin Loland, Daryll Brown, Danny Gabbard, Patrick Cannon, Scott St. Clair, Jon Kalahar, Chris Laird, Timothy Parker; third row, left to right: Patrick Minor, Michael Swofford, Michael Tolbert, Jeff Jefferson, Edward Arnold, Kenny Kersh, Keith Craine, Gary Holloway. 8th Grade Girls — Pictured left to right: Minnie Rawls, Janice Joyner, Yvette McMadden, Tommy McCray, Mary Martin, Michelle Breland, Jill Boeding, Katie Philley, Karen Goldsmith, Missy Jackson, Christy Bourgeois, Kim Slaughter, Julyn Hollingsworth, Kerry Watson, Cherrie Conner, Tysonya Coleman; back row: Manager K’Ann Sheppard, Coach Jackie Suggett, Manager Connie Hooker. Brandon Middle School Cheerleaders This year’s Brandon Middle School Cheerleaders have been very active. During the summer, they spent days preparing for the cheerleading camp at Mississippi College where they received many awards. They were also nominated for the Award of Excellence. The cheerleaders have spon- sored several activities during the school year such as cheerleading clinics, conces- sions, and selling DAWG stickers. As a squad they have grown close to one another and also to their sponsors, Mrs. Pen- ny McKay and her assistant, Mrs. June Eichelburger. Front row, left to right: Danielle Louys, Jenny Townsend; back row: Kristie Kilpatrick, Wendy Stowe, Betts Henley, Jill Boeding, Jenny Trotter, Shelley Stalcup, Katie Frederick, Missy Jackson. 192 unior ig ho h Reflections, the Junior High Show Choir, is com- posed of students who en- joy singing and performing. In addition to presenting a musical entitled “Christmas: 2001”, they have also presented several programs for the school and community. This year’s sponsor is Evelyn Tanner. The officers for this season are: Bridget Ferguson — President, Tracy Wilhoit — Vice President, Kristy Carver — Reporter, Dava Fegh — Historian, Angela Hardy — Treasurer, and Heather Russell and William Ridgway — Librarians. Front row, left to right: Heather Russell, William Rideway, James Fisher, Jenny McLaurin, Tracey Wilhoit, Bridgid Ferguson, Nicole Ray; Back row, left to right: Mrs. Evelyn Tanner, Katie Serra, Christy Carver, Dana Fegh, Christy Burkhaulter, Dylan Broom, Angela Hardy, Heidi Russell. 193 Junior High Student Council The year the Junior High Stu- dent Coucnil accepted respon- sibility for several school pro- jects. They sponsored many ac- tivities including dances, teacher luncheons, carnation sales, Who’s Who elections, and school landscaping. The goal for this year’s Student Council, to make all new students feel welcome, was one which they accomplished with flying colors. The council was under the supervision of Penny McKay and Betty Billhoffer. Officers for this year were: Jenny Townsend — President, Keith James — Vice-President, Mark Hollis — Chairman, Michael Perry — Co-Chairman. Pictured front row, left to right: Allison Pitts, Keith James, Chad Reimann, Christian Scales, Jenny Townsend, Tisha Oglesbee, Mark Hollis, Wendy Laughlin; second row, left to right: Jennifer Johnson, Scottie Hallman, Charles King, K’Ann Sheppard, Chas Gualano, Amy Arender, Colby Lane, Tim Bakelar, Holly Morgan; third row, left to right: Mrs. Penny McKay, Sponsor, Julie Lowe, Kelly Cochran, Kim Wilson, Katie Frederick, Danielle Louys, Christie Bourgeois, Missy Jackson, Katie Philley, Missy Craft, Mrs. Bette Billhoffer, Sponsor; fourth row, left to right: Michael Tolbert, Will Lyle, London Surghnor, Kevin Hammons, Jason Rogers, Skye Welch, Kim Westerfield, Kenya Taylor, Jessica Bross; fifth row, left to right: Michael 194 Perry, Michael Swofford, Eddie “C” Harvey, Ty Owen, Chad Gilland, Richie Stringer, Jenny Simmons, Greg Angelo, David Kirkpatrick. Beta Club Members of the Brandon Junior High Beta Club all exhibit extensive leadership abilities, school spirit, pride, good citizen- ship, and willingness to work for their goals. Spurred on by the abilities of its members, this year’s Beta Club was involved in a wide range of activities and community projects. Among these were: a car wash, school dance, faculty-student volleyball game, candy sale, and a lock-in, as well as continuing their an- nual participation in the Walk for Mankind program. The club sponsor is Mrs. Jac- que Purvis. Pictured first row, left to right: David Kirkpatrick, Christian Scales, Rodney Staton, Keith Clark, Chad Riemann, Chris Goryl, Matthew Calder, Mike Collette: second row, left to right: Scottie Hallman, Tex Zizak, Chad Hoge, Keith James. Jon Kalahar, Kevin Harthcock, Chris Wells, Pat Cannon, Brett Busick; third row, left to right: Lance Perkins. Missy Jackson. Katie Frederick, Jill Boeding, Tricia Opdyke, Christie Bourgeois, Jenny Town- send, Jay Jones, Lucito Lopez, Jacque Purvis,sponsor; fourth row, left to right: Amy Shows. Nichole Streng, Linda Nesline, Amy Aeschliman, Kate Hinson, Allyson Bowman, Wendy Stowe, Michelle Breland, Alan Edwards; back row, left to right: Michael Hobson. Michael Perry, Scott St.Clair, Chad Gilliland. Kurt Rademacher, Shaun Mayatte, Chris Laird, Rex Best. Junior High Band This year’s seventy-five member Junior High Band was one of the best ever, with perfor- mances at two Junior High foot- ball games, a pre-game High School show, and the Brandon Christmas and Homecoming parades, as well as holding suc- cessful concerts both in Spring and at Christmas. They also per- formed at pep rallies, and put on a spring program for the fifth and sixth grades. The band, directed by Wanda Hagan, is composed of seventh and eighth graders, and pro- mises to provide a wealth of new talent for the High School band. Eighth grade members of the 1986-87 Junior High Band: A Aeschliman. A Bowman, M Breland. B Brewer, U. Burns, A. Burton, S. Butler, E. Callahan. P Carpenter. T Coleman. M Dixon, B. Goddard. K Goldsmith. C Goryl, J. Hollinsworth, R. Hall. J Johnson. F. Jones. M Kilgore. L Lopez, M. Meador. L. Nesline. T Parker. J. Risley, B Scharmer, S. Seal. D. Sellers. K. Sheppard, A. Shows, H. Snoddy. W. Stowe, K. Taylor, M. Thomas, C. Wells, K. Wilson, P. Magee. J. Virgadamo. Seventh grade members are M Adams. G. Allen. R Best. C Brewer. C Broocks. M Burch. S Clark. F Clincy. S. Cox, J. Dearman, M Ducsay. S. Goss. H Grady. C Gualano, J. Harris. C Hughes. H Kennedy. L Kennedy. T. Kilgore. K. Kilpatrick. B. Lambert. J Little. M Loving. C Martin. B Mason. H Mason. S McAlpin. A Mclntire, H. Morgan, R. Nations, A. Norsworthy, G. Paczak, O. Perry. A Ogle. C. Ray, J. Reynolds. M. Rogers. T. Sampson. B. Sanford. J. Smallwood. A. Sparkman, J 196 Steele. S. Stogner. M Taylor. J. Wells, A Wilson. Tracy Wright. Trudy Wright. Sixth Grade Band The Sixth Grade Band, under the direction of Wan- da Hagan, continues to master the fundamental skills required to excel as a band member. The members of the band showcase their abilities each year in a spring con- cert. Although this is the first opportunity for many of these players to be in an organized band program, each of them exhibits talent and determination and looks forward to a promis- ing future in the Brandon Band program. Six grade members of the Brandon Junior High Band are: J. Anderson, M. Anderson, E. Baker, J. Baker, G. Buckley, H. Calhoun, A. Carr, S. Caruthers, S. Carver, J. Conger, K. Covington, G. Craddock, J. Craft, K. Crowe, K. Crocker, J. Dear, S. Earnest, B. Fortenberry, T. Gardner, S. Gilmore, C. Garvin, C. Harrell, R. Herbert, A. Heinsch, S. Houston, D. Howard, K. Jeffries, C. Jones, P. Jones, R. Knott, S. Larson, C. Lee, T. Magee, C. Mayatte, E. McCardle, B. McKee, E. Moore, J. Morgan, L. Merritt, G. Nester, H. Pearson, V. Purvis, L. Pinkerton, R. Robinson, A. Russell, B. Sheffield, M. Sledge, J. Stapleton, K. Stowe, S. Sullivan, W. Sutterfield, C. Thompson, M. Thompson, S. Terry, P. Trotter, and M. Vaugh. 1Q7 Growing Together In September, Brandon Public Schools were pleased to announce a new, special ad- dition — Kindergarten. Their little hearts were beating rapidly as they entered Stevens Elementary School for the first time. The first graders were also anxious to start school, and they adjusted well. The recently promoted second-graders welcom- ed the new students, showing them all the tricks. Moving to Brandon Elementary this year, the third graders were happy to be with older boys and girls. The fourth graders con- sider themselves practically grown and set examples for the younger grades. Each of the five grades incorporated in Stevens Elementary and Brandon Elemen- tary have enjoyed a year full of fun and study. In addition to their studies, students enjoyed Halloween, Christmas, and Valen- tine parties. Special events that many took part in were the Halloween Carnival, the Singing Christmas Tree, and the 4-3 Jubilee. 198 Fourth Grade 200 Tera Agee Robbie Alexander Evie Alford Mandy Alford Stan Alford Blaine Allen Matt Alliston Michael Anderson John Applewhite Allen Arender Amanda Aycock Keli Aycock Corey Baker Krista Bell Brian Berberette Zeke Board Chris Bogen Mark Boler Chad Brady Samantha Brock Jennifer Brown Joshua Brown Latonya Brown Deborah Bryant Jason Bryant Marc Bryant Thomas Burch Lindy Burchfield Todd Bush Sandra Bushey David Cabell Christy Chase Raven Chrestman Mike Clark Stephen Cliburn Daniel Cochran Buck Cooper 201 Gabriel Cowart Robyn Cox Lacasta Cutrer Chris D’Ambrosio Samnatha Darnell Pamela Davis Shannon Davis Tyrone Davis Alison Deming John Dicks Ben Dixon Laura Anne Dowdle Jamie Drennan Kasey Dukes Justin Duvall Gina Eddy Jack Edwards Chris Estes Cassie Evans Drew Evers Amanda Ezell Bennie Lynn Farmer Dee Ferguson Amanda Fillingame Hope Ford Carri Fowler Robin Franklin Tapestry Franklin Michael Fulghum Stephen Fuller Leah Fulton Jeremiah Gill Andy Gipson Brande Goldman Kelly Grady Eric Graham Anthony Gray 202 Chad Hammons Devin Hammons Larry Harper Andy Harrist Brian Hart Angela Harvey Christine Haynes Meredith Heberstreit Josh Henry Ryan Herndon Gary Hinson Buddy Hodgin Krystal Hodgins Ashley Hogan Michael Hogue Laura Hong Matt Hopson Rosalyn Horn Donnie House Emily Howard Laurie Howard Jonathan Howell Joe Huff Cathy Hughes Andy Jackson Latawanya Jefferson Chris Johnson Dwayne Johnson Jason Johnson Bryan Jones Jackie Jones Jason Jones Tamara Jones Patty Jordan Tasha Karnes Eric Kelly Chris King 203 Meredith King Miranda King Elizabeth Lach Kristie Lawrence Ricky Lewis Laurie Lizana Brian Loe Adam Loper Kimberly Lowe Scott Lusk Jaime Lyons Holly Markham Michael Marsman Becky Martin Flint Martin Matthew Martin Scott Mason Melissa Mateer Michela McAlpin Stephanie McCarty Jimmy McCoy Julee McKay Nicolas McKee Nicole McKee Troy McKee B.J. McLaurin Johnnie McLaurin Marcus McNair Reggie McNeal Amy McNeese Tommy McNulty Bert Mohr Gemma Moore Jesse Moore Natasha Moore Nicholas Moore Randy Morris ft ft ' 204 Clay Mullins Megan Murphy Jason Newton Josh Oglesbee Jill Opdyke Andre’ Palmer Kris Patrick Jeremy Pauley Robert Peters Monica Pharr Sean Pierce Karen Pinner Lindsey Plunk Matthew Powell Gwen Quillen Robbie Quinn Mike Rhodes Terry Richardson Julie Roberts Stephanie Roberts Valeria Roberts Dusty Robinson Heath Robinson Susan Salter Matt Sanders Matt Seaney Peter Shelton Heidi Shipp Wes Shivers Cynthia Sistrunk Tammy Sistrunk Michael Skeen Amanda Smith Jimmy Smith Polly Smith Shay Smith Ken Spann 205 Thomas Stenman Jonathan Stewart Mary Stewart Stephanie Stogner Ricky Tankersley Alishia Taylor Erica Taylor Gidgett Terry Jessica Terry Sarah Thieling Tracy Thompson Dianna Threlfall Sharon Tillman Chris Toal Vanessa Townsend Suzanne Tucker Thomas Turner John Tyler Jaclyn Vargo Cassie Varnell Vince Vavrinek Ashley Wallace Holly Warner Glenn Wash Amanda Watkins Terry Watts Amanda Webb Brad Westerfield Bryan White John Wilkerson Clarence Williams Larry Williams Jennifer Williamson Jenny Wilson Joyce Wilson Regina Wilson Josh Windham Jenny Wolfe 206 207 Third Grade 208 Abigail Adams Ben Allen Tihira Anderson Steven Applewhite Trey Archer Michelle Babin Anna Leigh Barnett Charles Barnett Zachary Beasley Lori Bennett Cathy Best Joey Bowman Brian Breland Antonio Brown Greg Brown Kendrea Brown Renae Browrv Brad Bruce Sarah Buckley Jermaruc Carey Tabatha Camley Reginald Carr Mandy Castleberry Kathy Chase Emtiy Clayton Steven Cochran Letawnya Coleman James Collier Michael Collier Brad Conner Lindy Cook Melissa Cook Owen Coulson Michael Craddock Tammy Craft Lee Creel Angela Gronley 209 Ginger Cumberland Paul Davis Jonathan Dear Nick Devereaux Elizabeth Didlake Carolyn Downs Lester Duncan Stanley Durr Juanita Edmond Kimberly Edwards Vickie Edwards Brian Elwell Mark Farmer Nita Finch David Floyd Wendy Freeman Kale Gammill Brad Garner Amanda Garrison Stephen Garrison Jennifer Gill Chuck Goldsmith Michael Goryl Kimberly Grant Melissa Graves David Griffin Dustin Griffin Michael Griffith Sharelle Grim Brandi Hampton Latasha Harvey Terri Harvey Joshua Hawkins Van Hazlitt Jody Helms Wendi Herring James Hobson 210 Shikina Hobson Debra Holmes Cheryl Honeycutt Mark Hopson Rashida Howard Shawn Hudson Tara Hunter Michael Imy Keilonda Irvin Cory Jackson Eric Johnson Michelle Johnson Eddie Johnston Adam Jones Glori Anna Jones Parks Jones Bubba Jordan Angel Kennedy Chancey Kincaid Mark Lafhameyer Nikki Lafhameyer Tracy Lambert Andrea Lewis Sarah Lilly Richard Lindsey Lamekia Lofton Shemekia Lofton Melissa Louey Glenn Lovelace Lori Mabry Melissa Madison Marcus Mason Broderic Mayers David McAdam Shawanna McCollum Fredrick McCoy Didi McCrea 211 Christopher McCrocklin Richard McDaniel Michael McFadden Jimmy McIntyre Terry McLin Latoya McNair Rhonda McNeal Muffin Meek Joseph Merry Ronnie Miller Derick Milner Jamie Minor Jason Minor Rodrick Minor Ben Mitchell Larkin Mize Josh Monk Caroline Monsour Sabrina Morgan David Morris Ted Mueler Kari Newton Carrie Nickles Lee Nicols Monika Ornelas Dwight Palmer Amanda Parker Brandon Parker Catina Parker Tangelia Parker April Peacock Jason Peavy Rick Peden Bobby Perkins Lana Perry Jay Philley Cheri Beth Phillips Iff 212 Shelly Pierce Greg Pinter Angela Pittman Travis Porter Dawn Powell Ginny Powers Aletta Price Isaac Price Adrian Proctor Jammie Proctor LeShun Proctor Sherri Proctor Antonio Purvis Danielle Rester Will Richardson Brandie Ridgway Erica Rini Angie Robinson Jason Ross Lee Ryals Mauri Satterfield Jason Scarborough Jeffrey Schroeder Davie Scott Billy Secrest Kathryn Shamburger Eric Sheehan Jonistene Sherman Evora Sinclair Sharon Skeen Allison Smith Art Smith Scott Stanley Susie Steele Amber Stenman Scott Steverson Michael Stewart 213 Steve Strickland Brook Stuart Misty Summer Brian Sumrall Hanna Sutterfield Jeremy Taylor Jerome Taylor Leptric Taylor Nina Taylor Chip Temkovits Melissa Terry Alison Thieling Bobby Thompson Jimmy Thornton Shaun Thortis Nora Tiano Mary Ann Tigrett Bambi Timm Alex Tinkle Shane Todd Melissa Usry Lee Varner Angela Virgadamo Emily Walker Latonya Walton Beth Ann Watson Jason Wells Leah Wells Allison White Becky Whitehead Will Wicker Matthew Wilfong Lance Will Aimee Williams Cusheba Williams Jennifer Williams Perez Wilson Ashley Wright Brian Zischke 214 215 216 217 Second Grade 218 Edward Adams Earnest Agee Christie Albritton April Alford Billy Allen T. J. Anderson Brandon Baker Brad Barham Lisa Barnett Michael Barrett Bud Belford Wesley Bell Brad Bennett Norma Jean Bernard Chas Black Will Black J. T. Blalock Amanda Bleakney David Bodker Shemeka Booker Dana Boyd Jennifer Brantley Larry Gold Brewer Bonnie Brister Rasheda Brown Willie Brown Amy Bryan Justin Bryant Katrena Bryant Martin Bryant Mary Bryant Michael Bryant Stephanie Case John Paul Chastain Amanda Chittom Alesha Collier Stephen Compton 219 Brandon Conwill Briana Cook Mikel Cook Amy Corley Jeri Cox Steven Dampier Chad Davis Ruzi Davis Kristine Dijamco Corey Dixon Jason Dixon Anthony Dorsey April Durr Jeff Eade Wes Fillingame Allison Fite Shemeki Floyd Timothy Fortman Scott Gardner Steve Gardner Tyler Gibson Rachelle Gill Clinton Gipson Matthew Gooch Michael Goolsby Nathaniel Grant Katie Gray Wade Griffin Kelwilneka Haley Brad Hamilton Jason Hammond Leslie Hampton Amy Haney Leo Hannah Yolanda Harris Courtney Harvey C. J. Haslett 220 Maria Hazlitt Jessica Helmick Kyle Henderson Reginald Hill Sylvester Hines Derrick Hobson Elizabeth Hogue Kevin Houston Matthew Howell Melanie Hughes Jennifer Hunley Raymond Jackson Lisa Jenkin Nathan Jennings Brian Jernigan Calvin Johnson David Johnson Evan Johnson Samuel Johnson Andy Jones Carledo Jones Rebecca Jones Sherry Jones Brandi Kamakua Kathryn Keels Mark Kelley Temekla Kelly Jason King Jason King Tez Kitchens David Lawrence Eric Legvold Quincy Lewis Elizabeth Liles Shannon Louys Neal Lucas Kenny Magee 221 Jenny Marbury Carolyn Marcus Laney Markham Paula Martin Reed Martz Craig Mayo Justin McAlpin Jessie McClellan Jenty McCoy Arthur McCray Nelson McCray Julie McGahey Michele McGee Elisa McKinion Jennifer McLaurin Keith McLin Allison McMahon Patrick McNeece Randy Melvin Robbie Meteer John Miller Crystal Millwood Latronseya Minfield Doug Mohr Jayme Moore William Morrow Kenny Myers Erin Nash Kelvin Neal Nathan Nichols Devin Pack Jeff Paczak Marquice Palmer Brian Perkins Melissa Peters Amanda Plunk LaMeka Porter 222 Nicole Porter Kandi Prince Kimberly Proctor Jonathan Puckett Molly Purser Sarah Purvis Dwanna Quinn Dewayne Rabon Chris Rachel Dawn Reinhart Chandal Renfroe Kimberly Richardson Steve Richardson Cliff Roy Ryan Sanford Thomas Schoolar Michael Sellers Hayden Simons Lacy Skinner Kim Smith Vickie Smith Dana Spann Latisha Spann Chasidy Spradley Senetra Stapleton Wendi Staten Ashley Strickland Lacey Strickland Ryan Sullivan Stacy Sumrall Kirsten Sutton Kenny Swilley Rodney Talton Kedra Taylor Laquieta Taylor Shane Terry Claire Thacker 223 Cicily Thompson Heather Todd Leslie Townsend Coatney Tucker Kimberly Turner John Vardaman Nicholas Verzwyvelt Michael Waller Michael Walley Nikki Washington David Watson Carl Watts Alvin Webb Lindsay Webb Evan Weddle Claire Wells Lee Ann White Laurel Wilber Todd Williams William Willis Jennifer Wilt Chuck Windam Spikie Woods Albert Wooten Missy Word Jennifer Young Nicole Younger Brent Yurtkuran Eric Yurtkuran Kattie Zizak 224 225 226 227 First Grade ! 228 Jennifer Adams Johnathan Adams Laura Adams Jeremy Ainsworth Robby Allen Wilson Allen Cheryl Anderson KaSundra Anderson Steven Anderson Mike Angelo Matt Arnold Stephen Arnold Mandy Atchley Alex Alvatroni Kelly Babin Daniel Baily Jason Baker Kristen Baker Apple Barnhart Lauren Basden Angela Beard Casey Beasley Joshua Belt Alan Bennett Andy Bennett Brad Beyer Chris Black Jelinda Blackwell Brent Blalock Claire Blalock Sherry Blount Jason Bobo Chasity Boone Grey Boutwell James Bradford Kim Bradford Walter Bragg 229 Michael Brock Brad Brown Dominique Brown Joey Brown Monique Brown Shelly Brown Celeste Bryant Ellen Buckley Ken Bush Bryan Caldwell Ryan Carr Michael Carter Yolanda Carter Jamie Coleman Kelvin Collier Shera Cook Chris Coomes Nichalous Crain Jared Crowther Nicole Davis Brian Deming Jeremy Derrick Crystal Dickerson Ashanti Dixon Shanita Dixon Patrick Duvall Jennifer Edwards Teresa Ezell Mandy Farmer Brandy Foshee Teresa Fuller Chris Fulton Alyssa Galbraith Emily Garrison Timmy Geoghegan Marco Giffin Cameron Goddard 230 Tommy Grady Daren Graham Carrie Gray Constance Griffith Nicki Hales April Hannah Adam Harris Lakisha Harris Terrell Harris Lindsey Hathom David Hebenstreit Jan Helms Hope Henderson Dave Henslee Stephen Henson Eddie Hill Monica Hill Natalie Hines Nomeka Hines Derrick Hobson Johnathan Hobson Chaprice Holmes Robby Honeycutt Jennifer Hoover Alison Hoper Blaine Horsman Julie Howard Luanne Hughes Brian Jackson Reco Jackson Tricia Jacobsen Trey Jenkins Dana Johnson Marcus Johnson Milton Johnson Shaunta Johnson Todd Johnson 231 Curtis Jones Danny Jones Trent Jones Regina Kelley Daniel Kelly Kimberely Kelly Pam Kelly Kristy Knight Christopher Knoll Jessica Koenig Kristopher Kuyrkendall Tatum Lewis Latoya Lock Derick Lockett Andre Lofton Jay Luckey Brenton Martin Meredith Martin Jennifer Mateer Susan McAdam Josh McCann Rotonda McCollum Kelly McCoy Anna McDaniel Ryans McGehee Brad McIntosh Justin McKinion Calvin McLin Katie McMurtry Terry Melton Audrey Mize Kendrick Moore Alex Morrow Kalvin Morrow Stacy Morrow Chris Moulds Jennifer Mueller 232 Casey Mullins Joshua Murray Daniel Musgrove Latressa Myers Lacy Nations Jess New Joshua Newell George Nicols Natalie Norman Brad O’Brien Rebecca Odom Craig Oiler David Owens Eddie Owens Janet Parker Kevin Peden Ashley Perkins Tait Pinkerton Alicia Pittman Kenneth Pitts Tara Portor Audree Posey Joey Powers LaDonna Proctor Nikki Proctor Matt Quinn Elizabeth Ragsdale Lacie Randall Kyle Reed Suzanne Reiman Jeremi Roberts Rebecca Rodgers Wesley Rodgers Emily Roebuck Robert Russell Elliott Ryals Sharon Sarver 233 Jason Schmersahl Ellen Schoolar Jessica Schultz Kristen Seal Sandy Shamburger John Shelton Monty Singletary Steven Sistrunk Clayton Slaughter Jimmy Smith Leigh Ellen Smith Marcus Smith Michelle Smith Renada Smith Chris Stapleton Antonio Steele Reginald Steele Tony Stoeckmann Nikki Strawder David Tankersley Jerry Taylor Marlon Taylor Brad Thames Jennifer Thompson Laura Thompson Jason Thorton Carley Tigrett Lance Varner Kevin Walker D. J. Warrell Bobby Washington Pamela Washington Claude Weathers Niki West Chrissy Westbrook Jason Williams Lindsey Williams 234 Rachael Williams Eddie Willson Calvin Wilson Patten Wood Brandy Woodward Josh Wooten Veronica Worbington Jason Workman 235 236 237 238 David Ainsworth Timothy Alford Albert Ammons Latoyia Anderson Rafael Anderson Rocky Anderson Missy Archer Teresa Archie Rebekah Baggett Jimmy Baker Jennifer Banks Ben Barham Sheba Barrett Melissa Belford Tommy Belford Brandy Berberette Trey Blount Latasha Booker Daniel Boone Andrew Breeden Caroline Britt Dane Brown Tricia Burch Yatika Butler Valerie Carter Charlie Chase Linette Clincy Christopher Collier Sheryl Cox Felicia Crain Frances Cronley Justin Davis Lee Lee Day Jessica Dodge Philip Ellis Nicole Finch Win Foshee 239 Clinton Fowler Nick Garner Julie Garrison Brandon Gilmore Mark Gooch Jeffrey Griffin Matthew Hancock Sharai Hankins Kimberly Harris Jeffery Haygood S.T. Heath Kristen Henry Lance Herndon Sidney Howard Amanda Johnson Belle Jones Linda Jones Nicholas Jones Amy Jordon Douglas Kelly Jacob King Maurice King Robyn Lee Corey Mangum Braley Martin Britany Martin Kristopher Martin Shanna McAlpin Jani McCoy Jason McCrocklin Danny McElroy Cristen McLain Nathan McLaurin Tiffany Miles Nicholas Miller Wilda Monk Sylvia Morris 240 Jody Morrow Patrick Nash Tiffany Owens Brad Paczak Missy Patrick Clint Pennington Alan Pittman Nicholas Pittman Adam Plunk Chris Porter Jason Procter Tegan Puckett Betty Ann Roberts Amy Roebuck Natalie Rogers Rick Roy Brooke Rutz Wayne Saterfiel Andrea Schroeder Monica Seaberry Philip Seacrist Nicholas Simmons Edlredge Simon Reggie Starnes Jeremy Sutton Anton Taylor Dennis Taylor Nicole Taylor Chanon Thompson Tony Thompson Jamie Thornton Rusty Toler David Tyler Jason Varner Tiffany Wash Tamara Washington Brad Welch Stephanie Williamson Ashley Wynn 241 242 243 Bits-N-Pieces Stop and consider all of the fads in the world today. Then, look at Brandon High School and you can see that the student body is certainly not behind on any of the current ones. We seem to know what is “In” and what is “Out” and what is “Hot” and what is “Not.” We are up on everything from the latest fashions that drive us wild to the new “Baby on Board” signs that drive us crazy. Even our lockers are filled with items that each BHS student MUST have. Without them, a locker is just a locker. With them, a locker turns in to a pleasant reprieve from the mun- dane hour just spent in a classroom. As we all take notice of fads so that we can be considered “In”, the Brandon School System has done the same. Our school system is constantly trying to upgrade its im- age. This year, a new kindergarten program has been implemented. Five classes of kindergarten students initiated the school systems first change. These classes are located at Stevens Elementary and Brandon Elementary. In addition to this, Brandon High School is watching as our new cafeteria is being constructed. Coleman Hammons Construction Company is doing the actual building, while Lack, Bishop, and Paterson designed the building. This adds much to the image of BHS. Additions and Renovations to LACK, BISHOP AND General Contractor: COIMAN HAMMONS CONSTRUCTION CO, INC. Rankin County School Board ' • BRANDON HIGH SCHOOL Brandon, MS. 244 In Your Locker!!! COUP Where do you find your lunch that was stolen? Where do you find your overdue library book? Where do you find your gym shorts? Where is Mrs. McGuire’s paper that took you two weeks to write? Where are your car keys? Where is Mrs. Britt’s homework? You’re at home and where are your notes? Where is your lost tuba? Where are the earrings your sister told you not to lose? Where’s the cheat sheet you knew was in your pocket? Where is the No. 2 pencil you need for your Scan-Tron tests? Where are your annual receipts? Where is a good place for a stick-up? IN YOUR LOCKER!!! 246 “Hall Talk” . . . SHE said that about HIM???? . . . What was on Mrs. McGuire’s test? . . . I LOVE that outfit!!! . . .HeisS-O-O-Ofine!!!! . . . Hey, meet me at Burger King after school! . . . Does Mrs. Britt take up our homework? . . . I didn’t know THEY were dating! ... He did WHAT? . . . I really failed Worley’s test! . . . Are you busy this weekend? . . . Who’s having a party?!? 247 Building Renovation Brandon High School students watched with interest and anticipation as the new cafeteria was constructed this year. Students and faculty were greeted with red dirt and gravel when everyone returned in the fall. Slow- ly the foundation was laid and the building began to take shape. As workers accomplished their tasks, students and teachers alike were seen peering out windows and doors, watching the construction at various phases. Finally, the concrete plaza was laid and we were able to actually peek in the door to view the inside of the building. And at last the building was deemed fit by the architects; we began having our lunch in the cafeteria. What a difference! No longer did you have to shout to the person sitting next to you to be heard — or have to go to the old gym for sack lunches. The attractive color scheme and pleasing atmosphere have added so much to the time that we spend in the cafeteria. The student body is appreciative of the time and efforts taken to im- prove their school. 248 A New Addition Brandon welcomed with open arms its newest addi- tion — public kindergarten. Many individuals see kindergarten as learning through play. The kindergarten approach is “learning centers” where opportunities are provided for children to acquire skills and concepts in- volving problem solving, decision making, questioning, evaluating, and discovering. This technique promotes active participation by the learner with the teacher serv- ing as the planner. The major concern that each of the kindergarten teachers has addressed is to develop a love of learning. Parents enrolled their five-year olds, watched as they boarded the bus for the first time with their “Hulk Hogan” and “Strawberry Shortcake” lunch boxes,and 249 wiped a tear as their “babies” went to school. The five- year olds, approaching this new experience with the op- timistic view that five-year olds possess, became ac- customed to the structure of the new system. And at the end of their year, the children emerged with memories of an enjoyable, fun year — a year which produced children who enjoyed learning and who were ready for entry into first grade. Caution: Baby-on-Board! “Get closer so I can read that sign.” “What does it say?” “Closer, I still can’t read it.” “Well, what does it say!?” “Oh, no! Call the police. His mother-in-law is in the trunk!” Recently, we have been seeing a new trend in car advertisements. Baby-on-Board signs have replaced bumper stickers, fuzzy dice and and baby-booties as popular car decorations. The signs express the driver’s opinions on everything from child safety (Baby-On-Board) to college football (Go Dawgs!). Almost every car you see has one, and those few social outcasts that don’t are usually trying to read others. There is no need to worry though, because as soon as the police get his mother-in-law out of the trunk, everything will return to normal, and people’s personal opinions will remain just that — personal. Fads and Fashion This year the students at Brandon High were really into the fashion scene. We saw everything from the tie-dyed jeans to the classic Coca-Cola shirts. Our girls, as always, looked very fashionable in their riding boots. These were worn with skirts, pants, and even jeans. The hair bows were also popular and came in every shape, size and color. Liz Claiborne was the hottest name in handbags this season. We also saw our guys enter the fashion world more than usual. Reebok hightops, Guess jeans rolled up, and Ray-Bans are just a few. Last, but not least, we saw everybody with a blue jean jacket. It seemed that almost every student had one, and wore it with it everything! 251 To the class of 1987, one thing will always stand out about their Senior year — school spirit. Bran- don High has seen this class grow from timid freshmen to a group with a proud sense of accomplishment. The Seniors have set an example for us all by winning the spirit stick in pep rallies more often than any Senior Spirit other class. Led by their cheerleaders Missy Baker, Jodie Howell, Staci Purvis, and Shannon Williams, the Seniors exhibited their usual high spirit in each of the pep rallies. Under the able leadership of Mrs. Joyce McGuire, the Senior class rallied together to win this year’s spirit chain competition by bringing out secretly hoarded funds and pulling through in the last day of competition. The Seniors were also generous in funding their blue ribbon homecoming float. Brandon High will never forget the infec- tious, winning spirit of the Senior Class of 1987. Senior Spirit!!!!! 253 B„U LL DO G3« Co° V) Ae V- V? Q D Vb . w ♦ j v ■ X Kaa Hell., . crv . -V, H Tm.H, ° s V9, Kandy jfejiy v - V r V I auv '. ’ cr :iM,‘'VA W L A v°- £ L 1 (3i3£@ ££ , d«ss = a W ,eO|9; j 4G ’T 4: |te fOU- $o ; A_ fpe r W T y?S a 95? • V US Col bloL Cmea+Her ,a -o une TO arm AMr K V� r Oo IUl - _, M Qmtn'kvt� ,ia oJi Ug m b3 be A l' .. JP! ftjajranjju «PiSSC! y-juxju ' ft Completing The Puzzle Our puzzle certainly would not be com- plete without the support of our sponsors. Without these businesses and individuals, THE BULLDOG would not be possible. Our advertisers range from small businesses to big corporations, and they are all important to us. Each of them is a con- tributor because they take an interest in our school. Each summer as we sell our adver- tisements, we are met with enthusiastic responses from each of these advertisers. They do not have to purchase ad space, but they do so because they support Brandon High and THE BULLDOG annual. As you look through the following section, take note of these advertisers. Reward them by giving them your business when possible. 258 FI fl iST BAF T 1ST CHI JF tCH PROcfflMING sUs W lotA Ministering with Youth . . . Ministering to Youth . . . Ministering through Youth . . . GENE NEAL GENE HENDERSON Minister of Youth Pastor Winches Bronco Half-Cabs Roll Bars Lift Kits 4 WD Supply Co. 5560 Highway 80 East Pearl. Mississippi 39208 'COMPLETE LIKE OF 4WD ACCESSORIES ' (601)932 4447 Rob Snyder R. E. MEANS SHELL, INC. 206 EAST GOVERNMENT BRANDON, MS 39042 MARTY BUTTS 286 East Government FRAN BUTTS PHONE (601) 825-3104 Lazer Office Supply 9 Computer Supplies. Printing Speedy RUBBER STAMPS FURNITURE Delivery Fulghum Engineering 6080 Old Brandon Road Brandon. MS 39042 Civil Engineers Land Surveyors Charles M Fulghum. P E . R L S. 932 2009 CENTRAL DATA SERVICES JAMES R. LEWIS, CPA President 310 Airport Road Post Office Box 54366 Jackson. Mississippi 39208 Office 601 932 1901 A Division of Central School Supply 260 MORROW REALTY, INC. Residential • Commercial Rural Appraisals and Sales 825-7652 THOMPSON’S FURNITURE CO. 155 GOVERNMENT STREET BRANDON, MISS. 39042 PHONE 825-5603 t Patttrg We feature STEAK SHOPPE and other brands of quality frozen prepared gourmet foods. 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WADE BASS 3277 Hwy. 80 E. Pearl, MS 939-5541 CROSSGATES VILLAGE PHONE 825-4373 BRANDOM MISS. 39042 rziiioni Ladles Casual Apparel RUTH COX Tires Shocks Balance Brakes Congratulations Patrice Murray BROWN-LEWIS TIRES INC. 1692 Highway 80 East Pearl, MS 932-2050 Exhaust Work Keystone Front End Wheels MOHR VISION CENTER OPTOMETRY PHONE 939-3753 100 AIRPORT RD. PEARL. MS 39208 JOHN H. MOHR. O.D. J. MINOR PACE, O.D. 271 Burch Mechanical Contractors, Inc. COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL PLUMBING — HEATING — COOLING P.O.BOX 8291 326 ELTON RD. JACKSON. MISSISSIPPI 39204 (601)372-3016 RODNEY J. BURCH Vice President Good Luck BULLDOGS! 272 Commercial Residential BROWN-WATSON Insurance, Inc. “First Rate Services at Fair Prices” 108 The Courtyard Post Office Box 245 Brandon, MS 39042 Phone: 825-8344 825-9345 Auto • Home • Life • Health (601)825-0071 (601)825-0072 FLOWERS BY MARY Mary Quinn 1700 W. Gov. (Hwy. 80) Brandon, MS 39042 LANDSCAPE Coni mac ' oh Resiofntiac a Commercial Lano sc aping irrigation Rain B rdt JOHN R DUKE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT 1 12 WEST SUNSET DR 601-825-2252 Brandon MS 39042 Blinds and Designs Custom Verticals, Shades, Shutters, Micros Over 200 Colors Available Save 40% on Best Quality Flex Alum Decor Mini-Blinds • Save on Installation Free Estimates • Quality Work • Fast Service Mornings or Evenings Ralph Bourn, J r. 956-8645 BERT E. BRIDGES, JR. CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT OFFICE 601 -825 4084 280 WEST GOVERNMENT ST HOME 601 -825-2284 BRANDON. MISSISSIPPI 39042 Residential • Commercial • Development • Farms Jack Williams, GRI REAL ESTATE — BROKER — BUILDER 774 TRICKHAM BRIDGE RD. BRANDON, MS 39042 JACK “Ick” WILLIAMS PHONE: 601-825-5570 273 Metal Textile, Inc. Maker of the Chore Boy Line Of Scouring Aids Salutes the Class of ’87 , METAL TEXTILE INC. P.O. Box 1299 Brandon, MS 39042 BULLDOG BOOSTERS J B Martha Bonds Brandon Home Park Mr Mrs Jerry Stalcup Frank Sarah Ketchum Gus Pat Gary Warren Judy Cunningham Joe Martha Boyd Miskelly Furniture Sheppard Landscaping Mr Mrs Charles Fulghum, Jennifer Michael Mr. Mrs. David Britt Family Hayes Fannie Merle Graves j Travis Mitsi Tigrett, Mary Ann Carley Ralph. Sandra Amy Linebaugh Wayne Peggy Wicker. Lisa i Memory . Judith G. Parker. M.D. Dennis W Wiley Linda Walker. Lynn Ed Anna Moss Rowlen, M.D. Barry Mr. Mrs. Tom Evers Sons Mr. Mrs. Robert Hoke Mr. Mrs. Thaniel Irby i Dr. Mark F Brooks. M.D. Farley Billie Earnest. Kevin Suzanne Mr. Mrs. Bill Semple Jody Mr Mrs. Lester Herrington Ed Mitzi Sallis Jim Charlotte Bass Mr Mrs W L Whittington Mr Mrs. Roy Lively Mr Mrs. Neal Walker f Freddie Bob Carr Jeff Pearl Mills i Kim Nell Howe Juanita’s On the Reservoir j 275 Compliments of DAVIS DENTAL CLINIC J. William Davis, D.M.D. 365 Crossgates Blvd. Brandon, Miss. 39042 Moon-Hines Tigrett Operating Co., Inc. 1806 Capital Towers Jackson, MS 39201 Terry A. Tigrett, Jr., P.E. President ____ RANDY KUYRKENDALL Agent P.O. Box 40 Brandon, MS Walmart Shopping Center ce J[foRni concept J7« OW Brandon Rood PoorLMroo mM Croaagatot Village Brandon Mia 39042 Sot ia-MM Hairstyling for Walk-ins or Appointments the Family Welcome DAVID F. LANE, D.D.S., MS., P.A. ORTHODONTIST RIVERHILL TOWER PH.601-981-7073 SIJITE 306 BRANCH OFFICES: 1670 LAKELAND DRIVE CLINTON. JACKSON. MS 39216 KOSCIUSKO, PEARL m Rankin Ilk General H O S P I T A L Where Caring Has Many Meanings 276 greentree landscape and maintenance, inc. design seeding commercial installation sodding industrial maintenance hydromulch residential Roe and Matt Grubbs p.o. box 426 bus.: 939-9575 brandon, ms 39042 res.: 825-7198 (601) 82S 5810 ?6igk ’a Wood Tteateu, One. JOHN AND DORIS HIGH 105 BLUEBIRD LANE Owners BRANDON. MISS 39042 Compliments of Luckett Animal Clinic and Staff 714 Government St. Junior Missy Brands Fashions Town West Center Brandon, MS 825-9693 BRANDON CASH CARRY BUILDING SUPPLIES HARDWARE 800 N. College Street P.O. Box 408 BRANDON, MS 39042 Phone: 825-6292 GEORGE ALL1STON Agent 12 Woodgate Dr., Suite F, Brandon, MS 39042 Phone: 825-2450 Res: 825-4074 NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Nationwide is on your side 939-0234 PP rinting P.O BOX 6782 • 2260 HIGHWAY 80 EAST • PEARL. MS 39208 (Nest to Pearl Poat Office) PRINTING • OFFICE SUPPLIES • OFFICE FURNITURE 277 The Flower Basket Full Sc nice Florist with Mirror I .ake Plaza P. O. BOX 5730 Jackson. MS 39208 (601)939-7222 Thornton Construction Company 1256 Hwy. 18 Brandon, MS Terry Thornton 949-5718 825-5813 The Gingerbread House Fabric Shoppe 5647 Highway 80 East Pearl, MS 932-4470 Custom Sewing Fine Fabrics Custom Designing 5635 Hwy 80 East Park Place 113B Mam Street Jackson, MS 39208 Quitman. MS 39355 601-932-1749 601-776-3571 Linda’s Beauty Salon 207 E. Govt. St. Brandon, MS 825-7878 278 Best Wishes Seniors! from Briarwood Gulf Mike Drake Drake Realty Inc. Bonnie Drake Crossgates Plaza Brandon, Miss. BURGCR KING . ................... Go Ahead...Treot Yourseif To A Winner! BURGCR KING Hwy. 80 E. Crossgates Village Brandon, MS Croissanwich for Breakfast New Bigger and Better Whopper 320 S. Pearson Terry Road at I - 20, at Daniel Lake Pearl, MS Jackson, MS Compliments of Jackson Coca-Cola Bottling Co. 280 || Compliments of Wal-Mart Compliments of Salter Enterprises P.O. Box 804 Brandon, MS 39042 Good Luck Bulldogs! McCARTX FARMS Salutes the Senior Class of 1987 282 Compliments of Guardian Trust Company P.O. Box 5005 Fondren Station 3820 Interstate 55 North Jackson, MS 982-1625 Congratulations Staci and her Senior Friends Doug Gregory Doug Gregory and Associates General Agent Lamar Life Insurance Co. P.O. Box 880 366-3008 Jackson, MS M Brandon’s First Baptist V, J Church Family 309 S. College Street Brandon, MS 283 Utility Trailer Sales of Mississippi, Inc. Compliments of Crossgates Video f Lake LJ Forest • Washer Dryer in Apts • 1. 2 A 3 BR Apts • Tennis, swimming, clubhouse • Brandon Crossgates Area 825-3838 Fine apparel for infants children 5600 Hwy 80 E Pearl. Mississippi 601 939 0800 Debbie Allen Janice Allen Owner Personalized Gifts (Creative (Concept A -Jdair (are for Jbeanna 7th. Wom.. dwards 137 14 . government randon. WS 39042 825-0808 MIDDLE SOUTH UTILITIES SYSTEM Mississippi Power and Light Company Helping Build Mississippi 284 G CPA Compliments of GREENE COMPANY Member Certified Public Accountants A1CPA MSCPA MICHAEL GREENE, CPA 104 Indian Creek Drive Florence, MS 39073 601-845-8242 P.O. Box 57 Brandon, MS 39042 601-825-2455 GO Bulldogs! 285 Compliments of Creative Packaging Inc. Good Luck Bulldogs MSI Inventory Salutes the Class of 1987 Compliments of Dr. Mrs. Ron Cannon and Ron, jr., Corry, and Rob Good Luck Bulldogs! K)- DAYLIGHT GYMNASTICS OF RANKIN COUNTY, INC. Perceptual Motor Movement for Pre-School Cheerleader Class Educational Gymnastics Pre-Team Program Children’s Aerobics 5000 Hwy. 80 East 355-0832 290 One Day Service No Job Too Small or Large Serving Rankin County Since 1968 RfWURS Repairing - Recoring Radiators Specializing Also in Heliarc Welding Stainless Aluminum Mag Chrom Moly BRANDON RADIATOR SERVICE Ph 825 6385 Bill Hutson Brandon ms 39042 Larry Quillen Compliments of Pizza Inn Brandon, Miss. 39042 Wallpaper Country Interiors 1M4 W GOVERNMENT BRANDON. MISSISSIPPI 39042 Francaa Stalcup - Vicki F rman 825-4009 Own f« Linda’s Beauty Salon 207 E. Govt. St. Brandon, Miss. 825-7878 Owner — Sue Thorton Linda Corley 292 293 294 295 Well, our puzzle is finally complete, and I never knew until my job as editor just how many “pieces” went into putting an annual together. The annual staff this year was GREAT. Their long, hard hours of work and words of en- couragement really meant a lot to me. John, thanks for being patient with me and spending all that extra time with the computer. One of these days I’ll get it straight in my mind about PageVision and TypeVision. Lisa, you really handled your new position well, and 1 really ap- preciate it. Bobbie and Leigh Ann, you two have been the BEST assistant editors anyone could have had. Good luck next year! Mrs. Tucker, I don’t see how anyone could be so patient and understanding. And even when I made a mistake, you never criticized me; you were just always willing to help. The teachers deserve a big “THANKS,” too. Even though I know all of our questions about various school events and our deadline days must have driven them crazy at times, they never complained. Each one of us on the staff appreciates you more than you realize. Taylor Publishing Company and its representative, Ben Allen, have done much to help us accomplish our goal of putting together this yearbook. As I come to the end of my senior year and look back on everything that has filled it, I feel a sense of accomplishment and pride when I think of the 1986-87 BULLDOG. 1 hope that each one of you, as you look through your edition, will take pleasure in the memories of how you “pieced” your year together. 296 Taylor Publishing Company |lrts