Branford High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Branford, FL)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1985 volume:

Jfrcfc� BRANFORD, FLORIDA PRINCIPAL — Mary Daniels ASST. PRINCIPAL — Mel McMullin GUIDANCE — Oscar Munch SCHOOL NAME — Buccaneers SCHOOL COLORS — Orange and Blue ALAMA MATER Hail Branford High School, Hats Off To You, Ever You'll Find Us Loyal and True, Rah Rah Rah, Firm and Undaunted, Ever We'll Be, Hail To The School We Love, Here's A Toast To You. 1985 School Theme BETTER CAUSE WE WANT TO BE SUPERINTENDENT Frank Stankunas SCHOOL BOARD Barbara A. Nelson, Chairman Sam Barnett J.M. Holtsclaw George L. Knight Tom Lashley BUCCANEER 1985 Cheryl Tiegs Look Out Hey Nosey! Looney Balloons plus 2 I overslept again Who is the lucky girl? Lunch Break! I don't love you Mitch One day they'll grow up. Football, ugh! Ho Hum, when are we gonna play? Where did you loose your caboose? Pam what's that gook right there? This is his only good side. ADMINISTRATION My sincerest appreciation to the staff and student body for another excellent school year. Your loyalty, resiliency, and good humor have sustained us in the midst of rapid educational changes. We may be country , but together we can do anything! Departing seniors, I wish you success. Never forget who you are and what you represent — your home, your school and your community. MRS. MARY DANIELS, PRINCIPAL BA-MED — University of Florida MR. MEL McMULLEN, ASST. PRINCIPAL BS-MED — Florida State University Here again, is a chance to review old friendships, memories and expectations. Time does go by so fast. Lost are those moments when you wanted to speak — but didn't, wanted to act — but wouldn't, did it — and probably shouldn't have. But, that is what these ole yearbooks are for ... to keep alive those feelings that were valuable, and provide a reminder for plans yet to be completed. You've been given a foundation of social and academic skills for success. What you do with this knowledge is limited only to your determination. I challenge you, to use these talents and abilities to the utmost. Branford asked for it, but society will be more demanding. i MR. OSCAR M BS — Houghton COUNSELOR Ithaca College The student is . . the most impor on the campus, students there for the institution. not a cold enrollment statistic but a flesh and blood being with feelings and like our own. not someone to be tolerated so that we can do our thing. They are our thing. not dependent on us. Rather, we are dependent on them. . . . not an interruption of our work, but the purpose of it. We are not doing them a favor by serving them. They are doing us a favor by giving us the opportunity to do so. 5 NON INSTRUCT Mrs. Linda Cannon — Clerk TEACHERS A I O N A L Mrs. Sharon Mullins — Clerk Mrs. Fran Ross — Clerk IDES Mrs. Margaret Rushing Mrs. Lara Suggs FAC U L T Y BUTCH ALFORD BS-Valdosta State College Athletic Director Head Football Coach Baseball Coach, PE 9-12 LYNN ALFORD BS-Univ of Southern Mississippi Beta Club, Chemistry 7th 8th Science OLIVIA BEARDSLEY BS-Florida State University Compensatory Education VAUNCILE BELL BS-Florida State University Chapter I — 1st Grade TERRY BROWN BS-Florida A M University Band Director CATHERINE CASON BS-Edward Waters College 7 10th English TOMMY CHAMBERS BS-Mars Hill College Asst. Fr Coach, JV Boys BB Coach Biology, Gen. Sci., PE FACULTY RILEY DEEN BS-Univ. of Florida Boys Basketball Coach, JV Football Coach, 7 8 English, PE MICKEY DEMPSEY BS-Univ. of West Florida JV Girls BB Coach, Girls Softball Coach FBLA, Vocational Business, Publications, Computers MYZELLE GRIFFIN BS-Auburn State Beta Club, Chemistry, 7 8 Science CAROLYN COOPER BS-Bethune Cookman College SLD STEVE GRIFFIN BS-Valdosta State College 8 Boys Track Coach, 7 8 Science, Biology, PE SUSAN KOON BS-University of Wisconsin Stout at Menamonie, Science Club, Biology I, II, 7th Science, Earth Science JAN LUKE BA-Univ. of North Florida 7th Math, Functional and General Math FACULTY ROBERT McCREA BS-University of Missouri, Student Council Business Math, General Math CATHERINE MELNICK BA-University of Florida English III, IV REVIA MUNCH BS-University of Missouri F.H.A., Vocational Home Economics LYNELLE MORGAN BS-Florida State University Girls Basketball, Girls Track, Elementary P.E. r.„ . Uf I Ml DALE OAKES BS, MED-Edinboro University Jr. High Beta Club, Librarian RUTH OAKES BS-MED-Edinboro University, ART SANDI SCOTT BA-Agnes Scott College 10-11-12 American History, World 9 History, PAD FACULTY fft' «tff MARCAS SERVERANCE BA-Florida State University MA-University of South Florida 8th American History, 9th Economics Government SANDRA SPICER BA-Florida A M University Speech Pathology EUGENIO VARGA BA-University of South Florida Spanish, 7th grade Social Studies CLARENCE WILLIAMS BS-Florida State University 7-12 Math, Computer Orientation Right At Home Another Board meeting Hill-billy time in Florida Look maw, no cavities Is this really Miss Revia A happier moment in school Bashful Mrs. Hadden If only my mouth was a little larger Don't Bam On The Computers' Have I Cotta Be Here? ?Y Another Day At the Spa 'They Went That Away' I'm going Home Silly Girl A No No for a Coach MAINTENANCE CUSTODIANS LUNCH BUNCH IRMA JOE BATES DORIS WYNN SARAH STANCEL JOHNNIE KNIGHTON PAT YOUNG ELMA KENT LYNN ROGERS BUS DRIVERS i SCHOOL BUS Wanda Bradley, Tina Bender, Francis Holtzclaw, Jean Bass, Doyle Bradley, Clara Faye Durden, Beverly Bender, Linda Collins, C.W. Tuckey NOT FEATURED GEOGORY VICKERS ODELYA KELLY i SANDRA DUVALL, County Nurse SYBIL MARTIN, Greenthumb Schools Out Off my feet at last You get a discount with two plates I I Know It's There atw ct PAMELA DIANE ADERHOLT TERESA MARGARET BOWERS ELIZABETH JANE BRADLEY DEBBIE BROWN YATES JEFF ALLEN BOSS EDWINA GAY BRADLEY CLIFFORD PAUL CORNELL 17 SENIOR CLASS OF 1985 CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT Carmen Fletcher VICE PRESIDENT Ellie Croxton SECRETARY TREASURER Phyllis Marsack REPORTER George Lee STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES David Maddox Cindy Courtney (Not Featured) 18 CLASS SPONSORS Mrs. Myzelle Griffin Mr. Mickey Dempsey S nioh Seniors think Bucs are GREAT ! So Michael, you finally made two points See Mommy! Now this is the way it really happened. We'll get you back Karri! What?? I can see you out of the corner of my Cute huh?! eye. 19 Need a ride? KEVIN JAMES DANAHER ALLISON DORSETT ELEANOR SUE CROXTON GRETCHEN LYNN DOWDY JOAN DENISE CRUSAW TRACY ELLEN DENO CARMEN RENEE FLETCHER CYNTHIA LEE COURTNEY 20 MARY LYNN GREENE JYENNA CHRISTINA HERNDON ANTHONY RAY JONES JONATHAN LEE HAAS EDWARD ALAN KIMBRIL MICHAEL CRAIG LAMB KATHY LORENE HOLTON BILLY DEWAYNE HART 21 ALLEY DENO' — i X MICHAEL' CARMEN' DONNA RED CHRISSY SKIPPER' 'JELLO' 'WINGATE' MADDOX LIPPI PEE WEE FLAME 'TOM LYNN ROCKEER DEBBIE TOMMY GEORGE LEWIS LEE DAVID WAYNE MADDOX PHYLLIS ANNE MARSACK JAMES DAVID MEGARGEL THOMAS WESLEY RAULERSON ANTHONY WYNN ROSE TOM CHRISTOPHER MULLINS DEBORAH IRENE SNOWBERGER 24 CHERIE GAYLE WILLIAMS DAVID MICHAEL WINGATE LAURA LEE JOHNSON RACHEL LYNN BASS DONNA WARNER LEE IRA DEWITT LEE LORNA JEAN STEBBINS MICHAEL EUGENE TRULUCK 25 SENIOR DIRECTORY PAMELA DIANE ADERHOLT — “PAM — “PEACH — I hope to get an A for this. Sr. High Most Likely to Succeed 12; Homecoming Attendant 10, 11; FFA 9-12; Security Guard 11-12. RACHEL LYNN BASS — “RACHEL PAMELA DRUCILLA BATTERSBY — “PAM — FHA 9-12; FHA Historian 11, 12. JEFF ALLEN BOSS — “JEFF TERESA MARGARET BOWERS — “TERRI — JELLO — Softball 11, 12; Newspaper and Yearbook Staff 12. EDWINA GAY BRADLEY — GAY — FHA 9, 10; FHA Chaplain 10; Newspaper and Year- book Staff 12. ELIZABETH JANE BRADLEY — “JANE — “RED — “FLAME — I'm talking GRADUATION! What's Happening Hot Stuff. FFA 9,10; Drama Club 12; Princess 9; Basketball 9-12; Student Council 9-12; Student Council Secretary 11; Publications 12; 1st Runner Up Queen 12; Student Council President 12; FHA 10; Jr. High Best All Around 9; FBLA 11. CLIFFORD PAUL CORNELL — “PAUL — FFA 11, 12; Basketball 10; Baseball 11, 12. CYNTHIA LEE COURTNEY — “CINDY — “RED — Most Athletic 9; FFA 9-12; FHA 10-12; Friendliest 10, 11; Cheerleader 9; Basketball 10-12; French Club Secre- tary 11; Student Council 11, 12; Softball 11, 12; Drama Club and Play 12; Danforth Award 11; Who's Who 9; Homecoming Attendant 11. ELENOR SUE CROXTON — “FRIZZY — Track 9-12; Softball 11,12; Art Club 9-11; Science Club 10; FHA 10; Student Council 11; Friendliest 9; Best All Around 10-12; Best All Around Senior High 12; Vice- President 12; President 11. JOAN DENISE CRUSAW — “JOANIE BEE — Best Sense of Humor 9-12. KEVIN JAMES DANAHER — “KEVIN TRACY ELLEN DENO — “NEWT — DENO — JV Cheerleader 9; Varsity Cheerleader 10-12; FFA 9-12; FFA Secretary 12; FHA 11; Student Council 10, 11; Publications 12; Most School Spirit 10-12. ALLISON DORSETT — “ALLEY — Cheerleader 9-11; Co. Captain 11; Track 9,10,12; Dra- ma Club Play 11; Publications 11, 12; Class Vice President 10; Most School Spirit 9-11; Biggest Flirt 10- 12 (Sr. High). GRETCHEN LYNN DOWDY — FHA 9-12; FHA Historian 11, 12; Friendliest 9-12. CARMEN RENEE FLETCHER — Best Dressed 9-12 Sr. High And Jr. High; FFA 9-12; Cheerleader 9; Class Vice President 11; Class President 12; Art Club 11; Publications 11; School Security Unit 11, 12; Student Council Secretary 12; Drama Club Play 12; Who's Who. MARY LYNN GREENE — Perfect Attendance 9-12; Business Math Award 11; Band 2 years. JONATHAN LEE HAAS — WILBUR — HENRY — Shoot A Mile — Basketball 9-11; Football 11, 12; Baseball 11, 12; Stu- dent Council 10-12; Student Council Vice President 11; Art Club 11; Reporter 11; Science Club 11; FFA 9-12; Student Council Representative 11, 12; Track 11, 12; Yearbook 11. DEWAYNE HART — ROCKEER — Ha- mina-Hamina JYENNA CHRISTINE HERNDON — “CHRISSY — To Each His Own . — Track 11; Track Manager 11; Yearbook and Newspa- per Staff 12. KATHY LORENE HOLTON — SASS — FFA 9-12; Publications Staff 12. 26 SENIOR DIRECTORY LAURA LEE JOHNSON — Publications Staff 12; Cheerleader 11. ANTHONY RAY JONES — “RAY EDWARD ALAN KIMBRIL — ED — Can't Wait Till Hunting Season — FFA 9-12. MICHAEL CRAIG LAMB — MICHAEL — Football 9-12; Basketball 10-12; Student Council 9-12; FCA 11. DONNA WARNER LEE — Art Club 11; Drama Club 11. GEORGE LEWIS LEE — SKIPPER — I Don't Want To Grow Up . Parts is Parts — FFA 10-12; FFA Reporter 12; FFA Judging Team 10-12; Parlimentary Procedure Team 11, 12; Public Speaking FFA 11, 12; State FFA Convention 11; Art Club 11; Science Club 11; FHA 12; Boy's State 11; Student Council Vice President 12; Senior Class Reporter 12; Most Intellectual 12; Who's Who. IRA DEWITT LEE — FCA 9, 10; FCA Vice President 9, 10; Art Club 9, 10; Student Council Representative 10; Football 9, 10; Friendliest 9, 10. DAVID WAYNE MADDOX — MADDOX — Art Club 10,12; Student Council Representative 11,12; FCA 10, 11; Football 9-12; Track 9-12; Baseball 11, 12; Best All Around 9, 10; Most Athletic 11, 12. PHYLLIS ANNE MARSACK — POOH BEAR — PHILL — How Disguesting (Shoo)! — FHA 11; FBLA 10-12; Science Club 11,12; Beta Club 11, 12; FBLA President 12; Science Club Secretary 12; Beta Club Secretary; Most Intellectual 11, 12. JAMES DAVID MEGARGEL — PEE WEE — GIZ- MO PSYDRAIN — I cut You Off . Don't bother me with trivial things! — Tennis 10; Track 10; Band Drum Major 12; Science Club 11, 12. TOM CHRISTOPHER MULLINS — Football 12; FFA 10-12; Best Sense of Humor (Class) 12. THOMAS WESLEY RAULERSON — TOM- MY — Leave Me Alone, I'm Trying To Sleep — I'll do it for Homework. — FFA 9, 10; Art Club 9-11; Football 12; Yearbook Staff 12; Best Sense of Humor 9; Most School Spirit Sr. High (Class). Most School Spirit (Sr. High) 12. DEBBIE IRENE SNOWBERGER — DEBBIE — JV Cheerleader 9; FFA 9-12; Basketball 10-12; Varsity Cheerleader 10-12; Best Looking 11, 12 (Class); Best Looking (Sr. High) 12; Homecoming Attendant 10; Publications Staff 12; Student Council 10-12; Track 9- 12; Homecoming Queen 12. LORNA JEAN STEBBINS — QUIJ — Don't by shy, Don't be nervous — Varsity Basketball 10-12; Class Secretary 9-11; Track 10-12; FFA 11, 12; French Club 9-11; Science Club 10, 11; Art Club 9,10; Most Intellectual 10; Most Likely To Succeed (Class Jr. High) 9; FBLA 10. MICHAEL EUGENE TRULUCK — MIKE — Football 10; Basketball 9-12; FFA 10-12. CHER1E GAYLE WILLIAMS — SLICK — Have A Cow — FFA 9-10; Publications Staff 12; Art Club 10,11; Drama Club Play 11, 12; Drama Vice President 12; Most Athletic 12. JAMES WILLIAMS — FHA 10-12. DAVID MICHAEL WINGATE — WINGATE — WINNIE — Football 11, 12; Baseball 11, 12; FFA 9-12; Art Club 10. DEBBIE BROWN YATES — LIPPI — Musi- cians. Are Greater Tomorrow — Band 9-12; Junior High Music Award; Perfect Atten- dance 10; Vice President of NHS Band 10; President Drum 11. Senior Class FRIENDLIEST Mike Truluck Gretchen Dowdy MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jamie Megargel Pam Aderholt CUTEST COUPLE Ira Lee Donna Lee BIGGEST FLIRT Anthony Rose Allison Dorsett 28 Favorites MOST INTELLECTUAL George Lee Phyllis Marsack BEST DRESSED Mike Lamb Carmen Fletcher BEST LOOKING Mike Wingate Debbie Snowberger MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Tommy Raulerson Tracy Deno MOST TALENTED Dewayne Hart BEST ALL AROUND Lee Haas Ellie Croxton MOST TALENTED Debbie Yates 29 What did we do now?! Ya, I worked here all my life. Here I am We know were sexy!! Hey cuz! What's up? Another English test I'm not wearing make- up, and I'm not going to turn around! I can't believe they did this to me?!! Only one more mile. 30 Junior Class Favorites 1. Cutest Couple Marc Myers Cathy Poison 2. Best Dressed David Greene . Chaundra Herring 3. Friendliest Wayne Spence Pam Richardson 4. Most Intellectual Mark Humphries Lisa Bean 5. Biggest Flirt Mike Davis Stephanie Wilson 6. Best Sense of Humor Chris Linton Denah Fletcher MOST TALENTED Mary Munch Chris Sumner BEST ALL AROUND Katrina Knighton Kenny Burt MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Jackie Sohn Marty Humphries 4 MOST ATHLETIC Karri Bagley Booie Beach 5 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Wendy Hendricks Matthew Humphries 6 BEST LOOKING Vicki Burt Todd Thames 33 Eleventh Grade Class Bagley, Karri Barrs, Tony Bates, Robbie Beach, Leyon Bean, Lisa Beaty, James Betts, Johnny Burt, Kenny Burt, Vicki Carr, Tucker Chapman, Payton Chipman, Yvonne Cornell, Linda Davenport, Charles Davenport, Regina Davis, Mike Davis, Nancy Dortch, Teresa Dunnigan, Tim Fletcher, Denah Gibson, Berlinda Glenn, Rhonda Greene, David Harmon, Raymond Hendricks, Wendy Herring, Chaundra Humphries, Mark Humphries, Marty Humphries, Matt Humphries, Tammy 34 Eleventh Grade Class Jerkins, Marc Johnson, Tina Knighton, Katrina Linton, Chris Livingston, Toy Martel, Robin Martin, Billy Massey, Tina Morrison, Sean Munch, Mary Myers, Marc Noyes, Candyce Pollock, Jobie Poison, Cathy Powell, Lynette Proudfoot, Chris Richardson, Pam Roberts, Scott Sessions, Julie Smith, Bonnie Smith, Ty Sohn, Jackie Sohn, Laura Spence, Wayne Starling, Harvey Stephens, Connie Thames, Todd Tidwell, Jackie Tillman, Dee Underwood, Holly 35 Eleventh Grade Class JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Wells, Mike Wenberg, Kristina White, Franklin Williams, Herb Williams, James Wilson, Stephanie Lawrence, Danny Barber, Ted Hodge, Paul STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Wayne Spence Pam Richard- son REPORTER Wendy Hendricks SECRETARY TREASURER Vicki Burt VICE-PRESIDENT Katrina Knighton PRESIDENT Lisa Bean 36 CLASS OF 1986 SOPHOMOR Sophomore Class Favorites 1 BEST ALL AROUND Charles Reagor Leah Suggs 2 BEST LOOKING Richie Frye Nina Tidwell 3 MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Matt Thompkins Shiela Bates 4 BEST DRESSED Darin Ryder Angie Timberlake 5 FRIENDLIEST Roger Browning Patti Battersby 6 MOST INTELLECTUAL Jimmy Taylor Lana Hawkins Sophomore Class Favorites 1 CUTEST COUPLE Jimmy Taylor Cynthia Kennedy 2 BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Steve Megargel Joely Stalnaker 3 BIGGEST FLIRT Kenny Sparrow Michelle Deas 4 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED John Danaher Michelle McCoy 5 MOST ATHLETIC Steve Wilson Martha Wright 6 MOST TALENTED LaDon Terry Jackie Poison Class Of 1987 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT Patti Battersby, VICE-PRESIDENT Shiela Bates, SECRETARY TREASURER Angela Timberlake, REPORTER Rhonda Clark, STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Debbie Nolan Bubba Burnham Mrs. Ruth Oakes 41 Sophomore Class Baleno, Junior Bates, Shiela Battersby, Patti Beard, David Beaty, Rene Brown, Jody Brown, Tammi Browning, Rodger Burnham, Lawrence Caskins, Craig Clark, Rhonda Cook, Stephen Not pictured Danaher, John Dingus, Michele Evans, Calvin Jr. Frye, Richie Gaylord, Bill Land. Adrian Gibson, Merlinda Green, Andrea Hawkins, Lana Holloway, Lisa Holtzclaw, Michael Kennedy, Cynthia Kibler, Robert Marr, Thomas Matthews, Richard McCoy, Michele Megargel, Steve Miller, Bret Dingus, Diane 42 Sophomore Class Moore, Mary Etta Noling, Debbie Paul, John Poison, Jackie Ramsey, Rusty Reagor, Charles Sandlin, Machelle Simpson, Mike Sims, Robbie Smith, Marty Sparrow, Kenny Spence, Donna Stalnaker, Joely Suggs, Leah Sumner, Chris Taylor, Jimmy Terry, LaDon Tidwell, Nina Timberlake, Angela Tompkins, Matt Townsend, Thomas Weaver, Wayne White, Ed Williams, Billy Willis, Barbara Wilson, Steve Wright, Martha Dingus, Robert Young, Ray Smith, Allen J. Perry, Melissa 43 Senior High Favorites 1 BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Tom Mullins Denah Fletcher 2 BEST ALL AROUND Kenny Burt Ellie Croxton 3 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Wayne Spence Pam Aderholt 4 MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Tommy Raulerson Katrinia Knighton 5 BEST DRESSED Mike Lamb Carmen Fletcher 6 CUTEST COUPLE Richie Frye Vicki Burt Senior High Favorites 1 MOST INTEL- LECTUAL Mark Humphries Lisa Bean 2 BIGGEST FLIRT Mike Davis Allison Dorsett 3 FRIENDLIEST Tucker Carr Pam Richardson 4 MOST ATHLETIC Booie Beach Karri Bagley 5 MOST TALENTED Dewayne Hart Debbie Yates 6 BEST LOOKING Todd Thames Debbie Snowberger 46 Freshmen Class Favorites 1 BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Danny Hall Tina Boone 2 CUTEST COUPLE John Phillips Tammy Folson 3 MOST TALENTED Tim Webb Jenny Underwood 4 FRIEND- LIEST Scott Pate Trea Suggs 5 MOST INTEL- LECTUAL Sam Samera Laura Fraddosio 6 MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Kevin Adams Dee Dee Whitfield Freshmen Class Favorites 1 BIGGEST FLIRT Mike Kohn Susan Howard 2 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Eddy Odom Betsy Carver 3 BEST DRESSED Tim Bagley Mary Cassube 4 BEST ALL AROUND Danning Bradley Dale Ann Linton 5 MOST ATHLETIC Howell Bradley Yonda Jones (Not Pictured) 6 BEST LOOKING Joey Maddox Donna O'Steen 49 Freshman Class Adams, Kevin Bagley, Tim Barnett, Angie Bates, Randall Blume, Russel Boone, Tina Bradley, Danning Bradley, Howell Brown, Joy Carver, Betsy Cassube, Mary Cevaer, Glenn Cook, Bert Deas, Donnie Folsom, Tammy Fraddosio, Laura Fralick, Shannon Hall, Danny Hancock, Kim Hartsfield, Mark Howard, Susan Huntzberry, Richard Johnson, Gerald Jones, Yonda Kirby, Libby Kohn, Mike Kriete, Keith Linton, Dale Ann Lowery, Tony Maddox, Joey Mann, Ken Mann, Kimberly Marks, George 50 Box, Gary Dingus, Debra FRESHMEN CLASS McDaniel, Darrell Mobley, Tommy Moses, Brian Moses, Dean Mosley, Darryl Odom, Eddie O'Steen, Donna Pate, Scott Paul, Jimmy Phillips, John Philman, Dean Rio, Paul Roberts, Chris Samara, Sam Sellers, Daleen Shaughnessy, Shawn Sikes, Bill Smith, Karl Smith, Clarissa Snell, Angela Stalnaker, Stacie Suggs, Trea Underwood, Jenny Wallace, Angela Webb, Lisa Webb, Tim Whitfield, Deanne Wickham, Debbie Stater W’illiams, Glenda Wright, Denise Wright, Leo Voorde, Michele Young, Sandra Dingus, Debra Swafford, Danny 51 CLASS OF 1988 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES John Phillips Deanne Whitfield, REPORTER Libby Kirby, TREASURE Betsy Carver, SECRETARY Laura Freddosio, VICE-PRESIDENT Dale Ann Linton, PRESIDENT Mary Cassube Mrs. Susan Koon CLASS SPONSORS Mr. Mark Serverance One Little Kiss won't hurt Great P.E. class. Hey, Howell, he looks just like you! I'm not as innocent as I look . . . Toothpicks work better. Mopsey, Flopsey, and the gang. GRADES EIGHTH GRADE CLASS FAVORITES 1 MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Bryant Frye Susie Mayhall 2 MOST TALENTED Scott Irby Jessica Greene 3 BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Hank Williams Mindy Hart 4 FRIENDLIEST Scott Barnes Lori Sambraus 5 BEST LOOKING Albert Hendricks Angie Barrs 6 BEST DRESSED Dean Cannon Jennifer Barber EIGHTH GRADE CLASS FAVORITES 2 1 MOST ATHLETIC Noah Williams Jena Slocum 2 BIGGEST FLIRT Ricky Ball Gwen Roberts 3 MOST INTELLECTUAL Bryan Koon Robin Sandlin 4 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Richard Hillard Shannon Megargel 5 BEST ALL AROUND Brian Lamb Lori Coulter 6 CUTEST COUPLE James Trollinger Christina Sodaro EIGHTH GRADECLASS Adams, Christi Ball, Ricky Barber, Jennifer Barnes, Scott Barrs, Angie Bernardo, Priscilla Boyette, Desiree Bracewell, Tina Bradow, Chad Bradt, Roy Brown, Dee Burnham, Beth Cannon, Dean Cloud, Sam Conger, Danny Coleman, Hathy Coulter, Lori Cross, Patrick Smith, Lonnette Dean, Shallisa Deas, Kim Driver, Kelsey Drozdik, Jason Floyd, Michelle Fowler, Rodney Frye, Bryant Giddens, Helen Gipson, Gilbert Greene, Jessica Hancock. Keith EIGHTH GRADE CLASS Hand, Eddie Hart, Mindy Heimbrook, Barbara Hendricks, Albert Hillard, Richard Holtzclaw, Mitch Irby, Scott Kirby, Kim Koon, Brian Lamb, Brian LaSonde, Dale Lee, Mary Ellen Maddox, Clay Marks, Kristina Mason, Lisa Matthews, Mary Mayhall, Susie Megargel, Shannon Mobley, Terry Moore, Jamie Noyes, Chad Odom, Kathy Pawlick, Monikc- Pollock. Winston Reid, Dawn Roberts, Gwen Roberts, Jill Roberts, Louie Rushing, Teresa Rykard, Dale 58 CLASS EIGHTH GRADE Sambraus, Lori Sandlin, Robin Sellers, Kathy Sims, Leah Slocum, Jena Smith, Chester Smith, Samantha Sodaro, Christine Sutton, Shane Swarts, Danny Swarts, Stanley Taylor, Melissa Taylor, Melinda Terry, Shannon Trollinger, James Vincent, Johnny Voorde, Jennifer Waller, Richard Warner, Donnelle Wells, Casey White, Ronald Williams, Hank Williams, Noah Wooley, Mark Wickham, Frank Stater Young, Robert Mock, Lloyd 59 Harper, Betty Jo Hodge, Robbie Hodge, Ray CLASS OF 1989 EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS CLASS SPONSORS Coach Steve Griffin PRESIDENT Robin Sandlin VICE-PRESIDENT Bryan Koon SEC TRES Jessica Greene REPORTER Tina Bracewell STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Albert Hendricks Jill Roberts Mrs. Jan Luke Coach Tommy Chambers “You're Not Supposed To Look At the Keys. “Why Is Mindy Hiding Her Face? 61 7th Grade Class Favorites 1 CUTEST COUPLE Randell Sessions Amy Vann 2 MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Alan Greene Martie Roberts 3 BEST DRESSED Danny Collins Candi Mason 4 BEST ALL AROUND Rob Cassube Bonnie O'Donnell 5 MOST TALENTED Steve Danaher Yolanda Lillie 6 FRIENDLIEST Robbie Sullivan Sarah Carver 1 BEST SENSE OF HUMOR David Bradley Vicki Wood 2 MOST INTELLECTUAL Richard Marquette Lisa Hawkins 3 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Kelly Vought Shelly Brantley 4 BIGGEST FLIRT Steve Copeland Michelle Lambert 5 BEST LOOKING Jeff Burt Sarah Stuart 6 MOST ATHLETIC Charles Thompson Jan Bates I Seventh Grade Class Adams, Brice Bates, Jan Beard, Laura Beaty, Margaret Bradley, David Bradt, James Brantley, Shelly Brown, Andy Burt, Jeffrey Cannon, Carla Cannon, Richared Carver, Marlene Carver, Sarah Cassube, Rob Clemons, Roy Collins, Danny Cook, Gerald Copeland, Steve Danaher, Gerald Danaher, Steve Davies, Charles Dempsey, Tommy Dingus, Michael Dowdy, Kevin Driver, Steven Dugger, Jimmy Edenfield, Justin Erickson, Lee Floyd, Kim Gonzales, Trisha 65 Seventh Grade Class Greene, Alan Greene, Kellie Greene, Willie Hawkins, Lisa Haynes, Rosanne Heath, Tina Higgins, Sherry Hillyard, Christy Holton, Chris Howard, Tony Johnson, Staci Kahn, Sharon Koon, Mike Lee, Danny LeSondo, Susan Lillie, Yolanda Lowrey, Billy Marquette, Richard Martin, Dewey Mason, Candy McCoy, Alan McIntosh, Brian Noyes, Von O'Donnell, Bonnie Perry, Annette Reid, Dennis Roberts, Martie Robinson, Steven Sandlin, Rob Sessions, Randall 66 SEVENTH GRADE CLASS Simpson, Teresa Sims, Jennifer Smith, Barbara Smith, Cargie Sparrow, Mike Stuart, Sarah Styons, Jason Sullivan, Robbie Thompson, Charlie Timberlake, Craig Vann, Amy Vought, Kelly Wainwright, Alan Waller, John Warren, Michelle Watkins, Alkesha Webb, Stacy Williams, Cleonia Wood, Michelle Wood, Vicky 67 CLASS OF 1990 SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS CLASS SPONSOR Mr. Robert McCrea PRESIDENT Lisa Hawkins, VICE-PRESIDENT Candy Mason, SEC TRES Vicki Wood, REPORTER Brice Adams, STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES, Danny Collins, Jan Bates Coach Riley Deen 68 K.OOL and the Gang Isn't Eddie Adorable Bored as Usual Smile Carmen Someone sleeps at PEP rallies Now, Pay Attention Machelle' m Junior High Favorites 1 BEST DRESSED Dean Cannon Mary Cassube 2 MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT Bryant Frye Deanne Whitfield 3 MOST ATHLETIC Tim Bagley Jena Slocum 4 BEST SENSE OF HUMOR Danny Hall Tina Boone 5 FRIENDLIEST Scott Barnes Trea Suggs 6 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Brian Koon Lisa Hawkins Junior High Favorites 1 BEST ALL AROUND Albert Hendricks Kim Deas 2 BEST LOOKING Joey Maddox Candy Mason 3 MOST TALENTED Tim Webb Jenny Underwood 4 BIGGEST FLIRT John Phillips Michele Griffee 5 MOST INTEL- LECTUAL Sam Samara 6 Robin Sandlin 6 CUTEST COUPLE Danny Collins Mindy Hart Mr. Brown's Sixth Grade Mr. Ed Brown Anderson, Carolyn Bates, Eugene Bethune, Susan Clark, Kevin Cline, Richard Cone, John Conk, Christy Driver, Melissa Haas, Michelle Hillard, Bryan Hollingsworth, Brent Holton, Robin Humphries, Travis Johnson, Antronge Jones, Antonio Knight, Denisia Koon, Sarah Lewis, Brian Lucks, Poinsettia Massey, James McGee, Terri Lynn Megargel, Tim Norris, Tom Odom, Donna O'Leary, Amy Perry, Kathy Sheppard, Daniel Tanner, Tina Vought, Tracy Woodard, Kandi 73 Mrs. Hadden's Sixth Grade Beard, Jimmy Bracewell, Tammy Bryant, Tammy Cantrell, Troy Cloud, Laura Collins, Joseph Daniels, Trade Deno, Jennifer Gipson, Geaffrey Heath, Darrell Holloway, Shelia Howard, Johnny Juday, Brenda Lewis, Kevin Mann, Kelli Marks, Shelley Melette, Melissa Millsap, Lee Pertee, Robert Renshaw, Billie Roush, Ted Sandlin, Kae Sandlin, Londa Smith, Ronnie Smith, Shawn Taylor, Michelle Thomas, Karen Underwood, Eva 74 Wells, Crystal Young, Brandy Mrs. Fissell's Fifth Grade Arnold, Alfred Barnett, Lillian Boone, Rod Cullum, Trudy Dingus, Mitchell Holton, Tony Holtzclaw, Mark Johnson, Buddy Koon, Molly Matthews, Jody McMullen, Terry Nolen, Denise Noyes, Jared Taylor, Misti Trolliner, Robert Venne, Betty Williams, Wesley Wilson, Karen Greek, Teresa Box, Bryan 75 Ms. Holmes' Fifth Grade Aderholt, Connie Allen David Asjes, Tabitha Barnes, Kim Bates, Suzanne Bradow, Robert Clark, Jeremy Cline, Michelle Irby, Toby Ms. Barbara Holmes Kirby, Rhonda McCrary, Michael Pope, Jeannie Reid, Shawn Timberlake, Chad Warren, Leslie Wilkinson, Carrie Willis, Belinda Young, Ronald 76 Mrs. Fridman's Fourth Grade Mrs. Mary Fridman Akes, Daniel Bates, Becky Cahill, Kelly Corbin, Shane Crusaw, James Daniels, Jolene Douglas, Kristen Drane, Leigh Durden, Allen Englert, Gabriel Floyd, Tonya Fraddosio, Jeff Frye, Tammy Golden, Lola Nolen, Billy Odom, Jesse Orr, Eugene Potter, Jacob Suggs, Luke Terry, Casey Terry, Timmy Veach, Thomas Viola, Angie Williams, DeAnne Willis, Allen Young, Andy 77 Mrs. WINGATE'S FOURTH GRADE Anderson, Jeremy Barnes, Angie Bass, Stacy Betts, Chi Bretz, Shawn Brock, Peggy Bryant, Buffy Cannon, Billy Carver, Dennis Carver, Stephanie Cullum, Ruby Daughtry, Danny Davis, Renae Dawson, Bridgett Herring, Danny Kelly, Nicole McGranahan, Melissa McMullen, JoAnna Ogden, David Rhoden, Michael Roberts, Carmeta Roberts, Robin Stephens, Sue Ann Trollinger, Cayce Venne, Roger Zimmerman, Christena Dawson, Bridgett Miss Atkinson's Third Grade Anderson, Clayton Akes, Jason Barnett, Brian Barrs, Brian Bordes, Zac Clark, Jason Collins, Debbie Coulter, Mike Davies, Malcolm Edenfield, Richard Fralick, James Green, Marisa Hascue, David Johnson, David Kennedy, Derrick Layne, John Linton, Jerrette Matthews, Abraham McCrary, Jerry Mobley, Jerry Parsley, Edward Pope, Homer Ray, Jeffery Sambraus, Ricky mith, Stephanie :eadman, Marshall Thames, Buddy Veach, Tim Willis, Julia Young, Ryan 79 Miss Lamb's Third Grade Ashley, Donna Asjes, Donald Brown, Wanda Calvert, Sheila Chandler, Jason Dockery, Jami Hand, Chris Hatch, Ryan Huntzberry, Amy Hysell, Shawn Jackson, Andy Joiner, Heather Kelley, Jennifer Kirby, Ron Knight, Garett Layne, Coney Millsap, Edward Mincks, Jamie Nolan, Kelley Pate, Kristy Phillips, Jennifer Reid, Heather Roush, Mandy Scott, James Shell, Stacy Sparrow, Andy Suggs, Wade Tynan, Elizabeth Walker, Eva Wilson, Tanya Woodard, Stephanie 80 Mrs. Campbell's Second Grade Allen, Carlton Arnold, Travis Bass, Alice Beach, Ehrin Burt, Justin Bustillo, Mario Cantrell, Heather Corbin, Shannon Frye, Chris Howard, Daniel Huber, Shelly Humphries, Bryan Humphries, Josh Jackson, Macy McCracken, Dale Payne, Roy Pecorella, Debra Potter, Amon Russell, Patty Sambraus, Eric Starling, Chris Strout, Jeffrey Thompson, Amy Wester, Holley Whitfield, Danny Mrs. Hatch's Second Grade Bowling, Brandy Broome, Neil Broome, Shane Bryant, Keith Calvert, Breanne Chandler, Scott Cullum, Peggy Dasher, Sarah Davis, Stephanie Erickson, Dana Goff, Thelton Greco, Fred Hammock, Tamela Hardy, Jennifer Hood, Andrea Landis, Becky Rhoden, Jason Roberts, Jack Roberts, Shelean Rogers, Jamie Selph, Clint Terry, Donna Wells, Melody Whitfield, David Wickham, Julie Wilkinson, Bill Wilkerson, Jimmy Williams, Dana Wingate, K-Jay 82 Mrs. Debra Hatch Mrs. Chamber's First Grade Mrs. Wanda Chambers Boyette. Lucas Bridges, Eve Burkardt, Jesse Cantrell, Melissa Clark, Zachary Fout, Darren Hoover, Chantalle Howard, Tori Huber, Mike Jackson, Tekela Kelly, Kyle Lemmon, Matthew Lewis, Mendy Marquette, Robin McMullen, Jenny Moore, Tony Nettles, Stephanie Phillips, Kelly Probst, April Ravenelle, Kieth Rhoden, Misty Ross, Jason Rushing, Angela Sims, John Ward, Jared Howard. Amanda 83 Mrs. Hardy's First Grade Akes, Krystal Ashley, Michael Bcthune, Sonia Bradow, Matt Cannon, Travis Coulter, Bradi Driver, Daniel Greene, Darleen Guzinski, Michael Holton, Adam Hilliard, Jerry Johnson, Turquoise Jones, Antonio Matthews, Alfred Mobley, Wanda Mullins, Tyrone Parsley, Amy Roberts, Eric Sherman, Kevin Smith, Sampson Thomas, Robert Wester, Adam Wright, Jay 84 Mrs. Linton's First Grade Anderson, Steven Aquililla, Melissa Bridges, Chuck Burton, Michael Desmartin, Gene Fennell, Misty Filion, Jeraid Glenn, Connie Howard, Randy Howell, Leon Jackson, Steven, Jones, Mae Lupo, Nora Matthews, Adam McCracken, April Perry, Gina Rhoden, April Richardson, Amanda Sterer, Brian Veach, Edmond Warren, Aleshia Williams, Dana Wilson, Mark Homer, David 85 Miss BARNETT S KINDERGARTEN Ashley, Holli Belts, Xariera Brown, Kenneth Carter, Marcus Crusaw, Wesley Danko, Angela Dixon, Jamie Driggers, Paul Fralick, Jennifer Holland, Ricky Howell, Richard Hysell, Adrienne Jackson, Brandi Johnson, Travis Kerklin, Gary Knighton, Kevin Lee, Benjamin Lefever, Charity McAdams, Sara Mobley, Sherry Moore, Elizabeth Mosley, Michael Reid, Lance Smith, Kim Steadman, Kimberly Terry, Callie White, Richard DeRhone, Elizabeth Mrs. Dorsett's Kindergarden Allen, Amy Anderson, Cliff Ashley, Ben Burgess, April Corbin, Joshua Daniels, William Davis, Janet Davis, William Dubose, Jason Hadden, David Humphries, Jacob Johnson, Amby Kelly, Elizabeth Layne, Penny Noyes, Daniel Stephens, Timothy Stetz, William Thomas, Shana Timberlake, Nicole Tyler, Tip Walczak, Bobbie Lee Wilson, LaShonda Wolley, Jason Young, Danelle 87 Day, Franklin Smith, Greg Mrs. LONGS CLASS Drugger, Scott Smith, Linda K. George, Lisa Smith, Patricia Kennedy, Edward Stater, Freddie McNabb, William Walsh, James Smith, David Watkins, Shawn 88 ELEMENTARY SNAPS 89 ELEMENTA R Y SNAPS UR L HomeHakg] Mary Munch — President, Mrs. Revia Munch — Advisor, Kris Wenberg — President Elect. Cathy Poison, Mike Wells, Nina Tidwell Angie Snell, Trea Suggs, Leah Suggs, Cathy Poison, Kris Wenberg, Tammy Humphries, Angie Timberlake, Wendy Hendricks, Linda Cornell, Donna O'steen, Shawn Shaughnessey, Tommy Mobley, Mary Munch. Deanne Whitfield, Nell Warner, Leah Suggs. Tina Johnson — Treasure, Wendy Hendricks — Secretary, Linda Cornell — Pro. Chairman, Bonnie Smith — Project Chairman, Mary Munch — President, Kris Wenberg — President Elect. James N. Williams, Rosanne Haynes, Michelle Floyd, Wendy Hendricks, Cathy Poison, Gretchen Dowdy, Betsy Carver, James M. Williams, Ray Young, Herbert Williams, Shawn Shaughnessey, Tony Barrs, Pam Battersby. Angela Wallace, Rhonda Glenn, Barbara Willis. Marty Smith, Michelle Floyd, Trea Suggs, Leah Suggs, Pam Battersby, Jackie Poison, Angie Snell, Angela Timberlake, Denah Fletcher, Shawn Shaughnessey, Gretchen Dowdy, Cathy Poison, Mike Wells Glen Caevar, Tommy Mobley, Casey Wells, Jackie Poison, Mike Wells, Michelle Sandlin, Angie Snell, Patti Battersby, Carissa Smith Marty Smith, LaDon Terry, Tina Johnson, Kathy Sellers, Desiree Boyette, Roger Browning President and President Elect — Mary Munch and Kris Wenberg Libby Kirby, Lisa Webb, Donna O'Steen, Shannon Fralick Mary Munch, Gretchen Dowdy, Tina Johnson, Kris Wenberg, Wendy Hendricks, Cathy Poison, Pam Battersby Angie Barnett, Daleen Sellers, Trea Suggs Mary Munch, Donna O'Steen, Cathy Poison — Efficiency Event Winners fARMERS TRACTOR DRIVERS — Richie Frye, Todd Thames, Bill Gaylord, Matt Tompkins, Mike Simpson, Matthew Humphries, George Lee. PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE — Front Row — Lisa Bean, Mary Cassube, Katrina Ridgeway, Vicki Burt. Back Row — David Greene, George Lee, Todd Thames, Mark Humphries, Richie Frye. FRONT ROW — Tim Bagley, Bill Gaylord, Kevin Adams, Bill Sykes, Mike Simpson, Vicki Burt, Tina Johnson, Mary Cassube, Kim Hancock, Tammy Folson, Tim Webb. BACK ROW — Matthew Humphries, Marty Humphries, Randall Bates, Jimmy Beaty, Bubba Burnham, Mark Humphries, David Greene, Adrian Land, Trisha Dunne, Lana Hawkins, Edward Kimbril. FFA OFFICERS PRESIDENT — Todd Thames, VICE-PRESIDENT — Lisa Bean, SECRETARY - Tracy Deno, TREASURER — Karri Bagley, REPORTER — George Lee, SENTINAL - Denah Fletcher, CHAPLAIN — Bill Gaylord, PARLIAMENTARIAN — Richie Frye. MR. WILLIE VEAL, ADVISOR FARM MANAGEMENT — Mary Cassube, George Lee, Lisa Bean, David Greene, Vicki Burt, Katrina Ridgeway. Matt Tompkins, Tracy Deno FRONT ROW — Ed White, Matt Tompkins, Katrina Ridgeway, Karl Smith, John Phillips, Lorna Stebbins, Richard Matthews. BACK ROW — Chris Roberts, Tom Mullins, Chris Sumner, Ty Smith, Mike Wingate, Joey Maddox. No 1 LIVESTOCK JUDGING TEAM Tina Johnson, Karri Bagley LAND JUDGING (FRONT ROW) — Karl Smith, George Lee, Matthew Humphries, Marty Humphries, David Greene, BACK ROW — Joey Maddox, John Phillips, Lisa Bean, Richie Frye, Mary Cassube, Denah Fletcher. LIVESTOCK JUDGING — Lana Hawkins, Lisa Bean, David Greene, Vicki Burt, Bubba Burnham, Mary Cassube, Bill Gaylord, Tracy Deno, Matt Tompkins, Karri Bagley, Todd Thames, Tina Johnson, Mr. Willie Veal, 95 Advisor. FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA Machelle Sandlin — Historian, Nina Tidwell — Secretary, Lisa Holloway — Reporter, Shiela Bates — Student Council, Robin Martel, Rhonda Clark, Student Council, Patti Battersby — Vice-President, Holly Underwood, Phyllis Marsack — President, Mary Munch — Parliamentarian, Stacie Stalnaker, Mr. Mickey Dempsey, Advisor. INTERACT CLUB Front Row — Robin Martel, Pam Richardson — Vice-President, Wendy Hendricks — Treasurer, Jackie Poison, Back Row — Mary % Munch, Rhonda Clark — Secretary, Cathy Poison — President, Angie Timberlake, Mike Wells — Student Council, Mr. Mitch Englert, Advisor, Mr. Richard Marquette, Advisor. DRAMA CLUB Brice Adams, David Greene, Wayne Spence, Tina Bracewell — Secretary-Treasurer, Cindy Courtney, Carmen Fletcher, Denah Fletcher, Jane Bradley — Reporter, Cherie Williams — Vice-President, Jessica Greene, Lee Haas — President (Not Featured), Mrs. Judy Fletcher, Advisor. SCIENCE CLUB Mrs. Sue Koon, Advisor, Machelle Sandlin, Christy Hillyard, Jody Brown, Mary Munch — Vice-President Sam Samara Pam Richardson, Dale Ann Linton, Wendy Hendricks — President, Eddie Odom, Bryan Koon — Treasurer, Richard Hillyard Reporter, Phyllis Marsack, Secretary. I Have A Big Thirst. Where's The Beef? Tina Bracewell, Jessica Greene — Secretary, Albert Hendricks — St. Coun. Rep., Richard Hillyard, Brian Koon, Mr. Dale Oakes — Sponsor, Laura Fraddosio — President, Eddie Odom — Reporter, Sam Samara, Jennifer Voorde — Treasurer, Robin Sandlin — Vice-President. District IX Officers, Jackie Tidwell — Sec., David Greene — Parliamentarian, Katrina Ridgeway — Pres. Mark Humphries — Vice-President, Phyllis Marsack — Reporter, Mrs. Lynn Alford — Sponsor, Lisa Bean, Marty Humphries, Jamie Megargel, Vicki Burt, David Greene — President, Matthew Humphries, Cathy Poison, Jackie Tidwell, Wendy Hendricks, Mary Munch — Sec Tres. Will This Thing Ever Get Over? STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row — Carmen Fletcher — Sec Trea., George Lee — Vice-President, Jane Bradley — President, Mr. Bob McCrea — Advisor. 2nd Row — Denah Fletcher, Todd Thames, Marty Humphries, Rhonda Clark, Shiela Bates, Laura Fraddosio. 3rd Row — Debbie Snowberger, Phyllis Marsack, Wendy Hendricks, Mary Munch, David Greene, Cathy Poison. 4th Row — Danny Collins, Jan Bates, Jill Roberts, Albert Hendricks, Deanne Whitfield, Dale Ann Linton, John Phillips, Mary Cassube. 5th Row — Cindy Courtney, David Maddox, Lisa Bean, Pam Richardson, Bubba Burnham, Debbie Noling. Not Featured — Allison Dorsett, Lee Haas, Pam Aderholt. BAND BRANFORD HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND BAND OFFICERS — Michelle McCoy — Reporter, Leah Suggs — Secretary, Debbie Brown — Treasure, Ladon Terry — Vice-President, Jamie Megargel — President, Jody Brown — Captain, Russ Baleno — Captain. DRUM MAJOR, Jamie Megargel BAND DIRECTOR, Mr. Terry Brown MAJORETTES, Casey Wells, Rhonda Clark FLAG CORP — Shannon Megargel, Lori Colter, Christi Adams This year, 1985, was an excellent year for the band. The band partici- pated in all football games except two. Outstanding per- formances were given at all of these games. The March- ing Bucs marched in the following parades: Rodeo Pa- rade, BHS Home- coming, FAMU Homecoming, Pine Tree Festival in Perry, Live Oak Christmas Parade, Lake City Christmas Parade, Alachua and Ft. White Christmas Parade, Bell Christmas Parade, and the Halloween Parade. The Bucs won two Honor Awards this year; one at Perry in the Pine Tree Festival Parade and another at competition. These are both rated excellent. Under good leadership and guidance the band has performed on a level of excellence this year. We wish you the same level of excellence next year. SCHOOL BRANFORD MARCHING BAND Casey Wells, Tracy Vought, Shannon Megargel, Lori Coulter, Dee Dee Brown, Christi Adams, Crystal Wells, Rhonda Clark. Chad Noyes, Mark Myers, Johnny Betts, Russ Baleno, Jody Brown. Andy Brown, Louie Roberts, Michele McCoy, Debbie Yates, LaDon Terry, Cathy Poison, Tina Boone, Dale Lasonde, Jackie Poison, Kelly Vought. Brian McIntosh, John Waller, Eddie Odom, Sam Samara, Richard Waller, Darryl McDaniel, Jennifer Voorde, Leah Suggs, Mary Matthews. James Massey, Jerad Norris, Antonio Jones, Tim Megargel, Alfie Arnold, Buddy Johnson. jr— Tracy Vought, Dee Dee Brown, Crystal Wells. BAND Brenda Juday, Jimmy Beard, Candy Woodard, Melissa Traver, Kelly Mann, Melinda Willis, Rhonda Kirby, Poinsetta Lucks. Steve Robinson, Allen Greene, Willie Greene, Lee Erickson, Jason Styson, Jeramy Clark, Craig Timberlake, Ted Roush, Traci Daniels. Crystal Wells, Carolyn Anderson. FLUTOPHONE BAND Bottom Row — Bridgette Dawson, Renae Davis, Sue Ann Stephens, Chi Betts, Carmeta Roberts, Peggy Brock, Leigh Drane, Casey Terry, Lola Golden, Danny Herring. 2nd Row — Stacy Bass, Jeff Fradosio, Jenny Anderson, Dennis Carver, Bubby Bryant, Michael Rhoden, Ruby Cullum, Billy Cannon, David Ogden, Jacob Potter. 3rd Row — Shawn Bretz, Cayce Trollinger, Roger Venne, Danny Daughtery, Stephanie Carver, Melissa McGranahan, Angie Barnes, Christy Zimmerman, Joanne McMullin, Nicole Kelley, Robin Roberts, Timmy Terry. ACTIVITIES BAND Rex Bender was Master of Ceremonies AWARDS Outstanding Trumpet — Lee Erickson Outstanding Clarinet — Poinsetta Luck Most Improved Baritone — Tracy Daniels Most Improved Clarinet — Rhonda Kirby Outstanding Saxaphone — Brenda Joday Outstanding Sect. Leader — Darrell McDaniel Outstanding Drummer — Johnny Betts Most Outstanding Trombone — Andy Brown Most Improved Trombone — Ted Rouse Outstanding Trombone — Jeramy Clark Most Improved Trumpet — Louie Roberts Most Improved Drummer — Jody Brown Most Improved Clarinet — Melissa Driver Outstanding Bells — Crystal Wells BANQUET MAY 3, 1985 WINNERS Outstanding Drill Team — Christy Adams Shannon Megargel Outstanding Trumpet — Tina Boone Outstanding Trumpet — Kelly Vought Pam Adkins Memorial — Rhonda Clark Dedicated Senior — Debbie Yates Outstanding Flute — Mary Matthews Directors Award — LaDon Terry Dedicated Senior John Phillip Sousa Award — Jamie Megargel Marching Band Gold Medal for Excellence — Michelle Dingus, Cathy Poison, Jackie Poison, Brian McIntosh others Outstanding Clarinet — Jennifer Voorde Outstanding Musicianship — Sam Samara Outstanding Saxaphone — Eddie Odom FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA This year marked the 40th Anniversary of the Future Homemakers of America. Branford has had the good fortune of having one of the true dedicated FHA Teachers in the area in Mrs. Revia Munch. She has been here for 27 years and has been active in FHA for as many. Today's Youth — Tomorrow's Leaders was the 1984-85 FHA Theme. Chapter programs for the year included Marketing Yourself, Families, The Student Body, and Life Management Skills. The FHA was very active in school and community projects. Their community involvement project won 3rd place in the state FHA HERO. Some members of the FHA adopted an older person in the community as their adopted parent. Robin Sandlin furnished Jerry Scarborough was the Guest Speaker, entertainment. During District competition Donna O'Steen and Mary Munch came in first in the Edible Centerpiece Competition and Cathy Poison came in second in District Competition in Job Application Job Interview. Activities during the year included Thanksgiving Baskets, Christmas Dinner, Valentines, Easter and other special activities during the year. Mrs. Revia Munch Daughter Mary Former FHA HERO Presidents To top off the year Branford was selected as the TOP CHAPTER in the STATE for FHA HERO in activities. Mary Munch and Miss Revia will be traveling to Salt Lake City, Utah, in July to present their activities to the National Convention of FHA HERO. We wish them much luck. 1985 BANQUET Chapter Presidents of the Past. Wendy Hendricks — Advisors Award; Trea Suggs — Best All Around Jr. High; Angie Snell — Outstanding Jr. High; Donna O'Steen — Edible Centerpiece; Angie Timberlake — Best All Around Sr. High; Shawn Shaughnessey — Outstanding Jr. High; Tommy Mobley — Advisors Award. Daleen Sellers — Advisors Award; Mary Munch — Delia Davis, Home Ec. Award, Leadership Award; Tammy Humphries — Outstanding Senior High; Cathy Poison — Job Application Job Interview; Linda Cornell — Best All Around Sr. High; Connie Smith — Outstanding Sr. High; Leah Suggs — Advisors Award. Delia Davis Award, Mary Munch State Secretary, Mary Munch Tommy Mobley, Daleen Sellers, Advisors Award Trea Suggs — Best All Around Sr. High Honorary Chapter Members Mr. Mrs. Donald Knighton Eddie Ted Roberts Mrs. Inez Humphries Mrs. Joan Mobley Mrs. Sandra Duvall Mrs. Darlene Hudson FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA President Todd Thames Presided Star Farmer — George Lee — Star Greenhand Farmer — Bill Gaylord FFA OFFICERS — George Lee — Reporter, Todd Thames — President, Bill Gaylord — Chaplain, Richie Frye — Parliamentarian, Lisa Bean — Vice-President, Denah Fletcher — Sentinal, Karri Bagley — Treasurer, Tracy Deno — Secretary. Ray Mears, State VP was the speaker Tammy Folson — Jr. Live Stock Judging George Lee — Scholarship Award George Lee — Land Judging Award George Lee — Star Chapter Farmer Matthew Humphries — Tractor Driving Bill Gaylord — Star Greenhand Award Todd Thames — Leadership Award 108 BANQUET APRIL 12, 1985 HONORARY MEMBERS — Mike Greene, Jimmy Lee, Diane Buss, Donna Hurst, Mel McMullin Lisa Bean — Public Speaking George Lee — Extemperaneous Public Speaking Award George Lee — Bankers Association, Star Farmer In September, the FFA elected offi- cers with Todd Thames being elected President. In October Greenhand ini- tiation took place. Fifteen new mem- bers were initiated into the FFA. Lisa Bean showed the Chapter Steer at the Suwannee County Fair in October. The Steer placed fourth highest in the fair and was sold to Publix at 1100 pounds for $1.50 per pound. The livestock judging team also competed at the fair and placed first. The team also had the four highest individuals in livestock judging. In November, the Livestock Judging Team went to the North Florida Regional Fair and placed third. December was a busy month. The Parliamentary Procedure Team went to subdistrict and placed second. The Tractor Driving and Public Speaking Teams also competed at subdistrict, and placed third and second, respectively. In January, the Farm Management Team went to preliminary state competition and placed second. In the finals at state, they also placed second. In March, the Land Judging Team competed at district and placed second. For the first time in fifteen years Branford FFA was beaten by the Live Oak Team. In April, the annual FFA Banquet was held. Many awards were given. There was a good turn out with much support from the community. In May, George Lee placed in the top four in the state in Poultry Production and has a chance to win state honors. He is also getting his State Farmers Degree. Adrian Land also was in the top four in the state, but in horse proficiency. 109 PTSA TALENT SHOW The PTSA Talent Show was a large success even though only a few students showed off their talents. Talent was in many forms: Ballerina to Breakdancing, Piano to Baton Twirling, Bands to Duet Singing, Dancing to Guitar Playing and one displaying bashfulness. Booie Beach, Dewayne Hart, Mark Myers and Tricia Dunne entertained with their band. Paul Pate was the Master Of Ceremonies. Winners in the K-3 division were Jennifer Kelly (2nd), Christie Pate (1st), and Elezabeth Kelley (3rd) (Picture 1). Winners in the 4-6 division were Angie Barnes (3rd), Tammy Frye (2nd), and Alfie Arnold (1st) (Picture 2). Winners in the 7-9 division were Christie Hilliard (3rd), Marty Roberts (2nd), and Betsy Carver (1st) (Picture 3). Winners in the 10-12 division were Holly Underwood and Phyllis Marsack (1st), Dewayne Hart (2nd), and Rhonda Clark (3rd) (Picture 4). Talent is a priceless and precious gift that most people have but only a few will show. Don't be afraid to show your talents or face the unknown. You might surprise yourself. GETTING READY FOR PROM AIN'T EASY DAVID MARY LEE PAM MIKE SHANNON TED TAMMY JAMIE PHYLLIS NEWT TRACY TUCKER DALE ANN CARY NANCY ROGER YVONNE AL LORNA JAMES MARTHA JEFF MELISSA EDWARD MARY KAY BRYAN LAURA HARVEY JOBIE GRETCHEN BOOIE ELLIE MARK DONNA MIKE KATHY TONY ROBIN PHILLIP DENAH EDWARD VICKI SCOTT HOLLY TODD DANA GEOFFERY CHERIE CATHY KELLY CHARLIE CINDY BRUCE TINA SAM PAM TOMMY TAMMY MIKE MELISSA BASCOM REGINA MATTHEW LISA RICHIE VICKI TOM TAMBRY FRANKLIN CARMEN MICHAEL SHAWN MARTY CANDYCE MIKE KATRINA KENNY KARRI STEVE JACKIE ANDY ALLISON JAMES PATTI DEWAYNE CAROL TONY NINA SEAN JENNY ASHTON GAY HERB TERESA PAT KATRINA RANDY RHONDA DONNIE KATHY CLARENCE JACKIE 1 APRIL 19, 1985 GEORGE MARY ETTA IRA DONNA BILLY DEE DEE JAMES TRICIA TOM MARY BOBBY DEBBIE ROBERT JULIE TERRI GARY DAVID JANE GRAD NITE 85 BEFORE GRAD NITE 85 AFTER Monday Hobo Day Tuesday Kiddie Day Ka(3| Wednesday — Punk Rock Day Thursday — Orange Blue Day Friday — Homecoming Day Parade Game i Crowning of Queen Princess Homecoming Dance •HOMECOMING 4 PRINCESS. i 1984-85 1 MISS ■ALE ANN SjNTON 1 -second JP IUJNMER-UP DEAN IE.. WHITFIELD FIRST 7th Grade — Candy Mason Sarah Stuart 8th Grade — Beth Burnham 10th Grade — Nina Tidwell 8th Grade — Lori Sambraus HOMECOMING ATTENDANTS 10th Grade — Jackie Poison 11th Grade — Wendy Hendricks 11th Grade — Vicki Burt 122 pi tn ■- H i-L, O O H cq hJ hJ _____________________________________ k ' - Ul lst Row — Coach Alford, Vicki Burt, Lisa Bean, Jimmy Taylor, Richie Frye, Booie Beach, Sean Morrison, Charlie Davenport, Tommy Raulerson, Tom Mullins, Tony Barrs, Steve Wilson, Mike Davis, Tracy Deno, Jackie Polsom. 2nd Row — Martha Wright, Katrina Ridgeway, David Beard, Pat Ridgeway, Chris Proudfoot, Kenny Burt, Mike Lamb, Marty Humphries, Mike Wingate, Marty Smith, David Maddox, Matthew Humphries, Debbie Snowberger, Kathy Polsom, Coach Chambers. BRANFORD HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1984-85 W-6 L-4 Branford 9 Trinity 13 Branford 20 Bishop Kenny 24 Branford 41 Bell 0 Branford 5 Aucilla Christian 14 Branford 20 Cross City 6 Branford 0 Trenton 33 Branford 32 Oak Hall 7 Branford 26 Bronson 0 Branford 15 Baldwin 7 Branford 34 Mayo 14 Tommy Raulerson, Mike Wingate, Tom Mullins, Mike Lamb. Charlie Coach Tommy Chambers Davenport, David Maddox. Coach Butch Alford, HC 84- 85 jeasuii gui um ic� a very slow start in 1984, losing to Trinity Christian and Bishop Kenny in Jacksonville in very tough contests. Trinity beat us on a last second touchdown by a score of 13 to 9 and we lost to Bishop Kenny by a score of 24 to 20. On October 18, 1984, our second half of the football season began with a 41 to 0 trashing of Bell. In the last part of the season we won 6 of 8 games with wins over Bell, Cross City, Oak Hall, Bronson, Baldwin and our seasons final game a sounding 34 to 14 win over our arch rival Mayo. Branford finished the season with 6 wins and 4 defeats and finished second in District 7 for the third year in a row. Coach Chambers, Coach Alford RICHIE FRYE ------ KENNY BURT TOMMY RAULERSON MIKE DAVIS - ’ ' ir . ’ -� jit MARTY HUMPHRIES MIKE LAMB MATTHEW HUMPHRIES JIMMY TAYLOR CHARLIE DAVENPORT DAVID BEARD CHRIS PROUDFOOT BOOIE BEACH PAT RIDGEWAY DAVID MADDOX TONY BARRS o 0 t b a 1 1 84- 85 m s' - TOM MULLINS 4’’'. vv m. MIKE WINGATE ; :rr V w r STEVE WILSON MARTY SMITH SEAN MORRISON J u n • i 0 r V a r s • 1 t y F o 0 t b a 1 1 84- 85 1st Row — Randall Sessions. Scott Irby. Albert Hendricks, Richard Hillyard. Scott Barnes. Dewey Martin, Alan Green, Danny Collins. Jeffrey Burt, Chris Frye. 2nd Row — Ricky Ball, Steve Copeland, Dean Connon, Timmy Combs, Karl Smith, David Bradley, Ronald White, Eddie Hand, Brian Lamb, Bryant Frye, Robbie Sullivan. 3rd Row — Jamie Moore, Chris Holton, Joey Maddox, John Phillips, Randall Bates, Scott Pate, Charlie Thompson, Johnny Vincent, Danning Bradley, Howell Bradley, Tim Bagley, Richard Marquette. Coach Riley Deen at work. The 1984-85 Buccaneer Basketball Team had an up and down season. They won 9 and lost 13 with a district record of 7 wins and 7 losses. Richie Frye (22 points per game), Jim- mie Taylor (21 points per game) and Mike Lamb (13 points per game) led the Bucs in scoring. Mike Lamb with 15 rebounds per game led the Bucs in rebounding. Jimmie Taylor had 8 per game and Scott Pate 5 per game. Jimmie Taylor and Richie Frye re- ceived honors when they made the All Area Basketball Team. Mike Lamb also received honors by receiving an honorable mention to the all State Basketball Team. One of the highlights of the season was a one point loss to Bronson in the final seconds of the game. Jimmie Taylor was called for charging and the shot didn't count but did go in. Check the picture the picture on page 130 of Jim- mie with ball over his head and him coming down. Did he charge? You be the judge! V a r s • i t y B a s k e t b a 1 1 B o y s 84- 85 Richie Frye David Greene Kenny Burt Jimmy Taylor Wayne Spence Anthony Rose Mike Lamb Scott Pate The 1984-85 Girls Basketball Team posted 10 wins and 7 losses. Coached by Lynelle Morgan, the girls made it to the semi-finals of the District tournament before bowing out to rival Trenton by 2 points. The low point of the season came in the first game Branford played with Trenton. It was one of those nights when everything went wrong and nothing went right. It was the worst defeat suffered all year by the Branford Girls and the 13 point margin could have worse. The second game against Trenton was one of the highlights of the season as the Bucs were able to pull out a one point victory. The Bucs were behind in the first three quarters but continued to battle back and take the game in the final seconds. Hustle and determination are the strong-points of any basketball team and there was determination in their eyes that night. Of course, no season would be complete without a victory over Mayo. Beating the Hornets twice by large margins, was, as quoted by Coach Morgan Oh! So Sweet!!. Next year should prove to be an interesting year. BRANFORD HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1984-85 W-10 L-7 Branford 32 Bronson 42 Branford 59 Bell 16 Branford 65 Mayo 40 Branford 26 Trenton 39 Branford 52 Oak Hall 33 Branford 34 Santa Fe 44 Branford 36 Bronson 43 Branford 37 Cedar Key 21 Branford 40 Cedar Key 31 Branford 59 Oak Hall 27 Branford 29 Cross City 34 Branford 42 Bell 6 Branford 30 Trenton 29 Branford 66 Mayo 38 Branford 31 Cross City 38 District Tournament Branford 41 Cedar Key 26 Branford 33 Trenton 35 Coach Lynelle Morgan 1st Row — Karl Smith, Tim Bagley, Howell Bradley, George Marks, Danning Bradley. 2nd Row — Kevin Adams, Randall Bates, Sean Morrison, James Beaty. The Junior Varsity Boys Basketball season did not fare well in terms of won-lost. The team record was 3 wins and 11 losses. Except for the record the sea- son in other ways was a success. The team con- sisted of 9 boys that gave a total effort to- wards improvement. A JV program should be geared to improve tech- niques and abilities for varsity play in later years. Tim Bagley was the leading scorer all season long, hitting for 30 points in two games. Kevin Adams, Randall Bates, Karl Smith, Howell Bradley and Sean Morrfcvon im- provpd trpmpnrlmicl v Ho (and young'men demon strateU will carry in helping Bn High SchooLJ� cessru in years ITS tO V J u n • i o r V a r s • i t y 1st Row — Michelle Floyd, Samantha Smith, Kathy Sellers, Yolonda Lily, Jessica Greene, Jan Bates, Kristina Marks. 2nd Row — Trea Suggs, Shannon Fralick, Tina Bracewell, Donna Reed, Beth Burnham, Jena Slocum, Stacy Stalnaker, Coach Mickey Dempsey. (Not pictured Susie Mayhall) BRANFORD HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR VARSITY GIRLS SCHEDULE 1984-85 W-9 L-l Branford 20 Bell 18 Branford 11 Ft. White 14 Branford 32 Bell 17 Branford 31 Trenton 17 Branford 15 Ft. White 14 Branford 29 Oak Hall 19 The Buccaneer Junior Varisty Girls posted a Branford w3y° V fine 9 wins and 1 loss record, the best in the ncj I y? ™ school for the 1984-85 season. Hustle, deter- ran or renton mination and the desjre to win were the three ‘ictors contributing to this season. Jena Slo Coach Mickey Dempsey fum, Yolanda Lillie and Shannon Fralick led the team in scoring Jena, Shannon and Stacie Stalnaker led the team in iebounding. Fine team effort by all substitutes, especially Hands Smith kept the spark going that the rcaitfYieeded. The one f bw point fn the siafodwas our loss to Ft. White. It was a night of poor everything (especially shooting) and mainly facing a team that thoroughly beat them last year by 40 points. Even with this we only lost by 3 points. The high lights of the season were when we finally beat Ft. White in the second game and beating Mayo twice in two hard fought games. The other girls on the team made fine contributions when called upon to show their talents with much improvement coming from them throughout the season. Next year shows promise of even better things to come. 7 t h 8 t h G r a d e B a s k e t b a 1 1 84- 85 1st Row: Scott Barnes, Craig Timberlake, Jeffrey Burt, Scott Irby, Eddie David Bradley, Charlie Thompson, Albert Hendricks, Brian Koon, Dean Sullivan, Clay Maddox, and Richard Marquette Nineteen eighty four-eighty five was a productive year for the 7th and 8th Grade Boys Basketball Team. Our won-loss record was nearly even at 4 wins and 6 losses but the record does little to reflect the vast improvement shown by the boys. At the seasons beginning making layups was a major task while shooting from the field was dismal at best. But the boys came around. We practiced hard and long, using every available time slot both inside and pn fundamentals and ultimate- ly produced the best game of the season against Oak Hall °OJur Hon� ,e court. Although we lost the game, every boy was proud of his performance. Wl played together as a team and the whole season's practice seemed to gell as we came from a Hand, 2nd Row: Coach Dale Oaks, Cannon. Not pictured: Robbie BRANFORD HIGH SCHOOL 7th 8th GRADE BOYS BASKETBALL 1984-85 W-4 L-6 tOjpJtscore the opponents 30-15 in the final half. The score was 48-46. ry roy should be proud of his 84-85 season and the effort he put into it. Branford 31 Bell 25 Branford 27 Trenton 52 Branford 23 Ft. White 45 Branford , Bran fold 46 Oak Hall 48 43 Mayo 26 Branford 41 Mayo 30 Branford 37 Trenton 47 Branford 34 Oak Hall 86 Branford 36 Bell 14 Branford 28 Ft. White 55 jQoach Dale Oakes • • - '.tUM BRANFORD HIGH SCHOOL SOFTBALL SCHEDULE 84-85 W-5 L-9 1st Row: Joely Stalnaker, Jena Slocum, Toy Livingston, Ellie Croxton, Denah Fletcher, Michelle Dingus, Yolonda Lillie, 2nd Row: Chaundra Herring, Cherie Williams, Vicki Burt, Cindy Courtney, Karri Bagley, Angie Timberlake, Jane Bradley, Julie Sessions. Branford Branford Branford Branford Branford Branford Branford Branford Branford Branford Branford Branford 3 Tenton 17 Oak Hall 6 Bronson 16 Oak Hall 9 Mayo Cedar Key Bell Bell Trenton Mayo Bronson 18 7 18 18 17 10 11 13 8 11 Cedar Key 0 District Tournament Branford 14 Bell Branford 8 Bron «on Coach NJTckey Dempsey The Buccaneer Girls Softball Team improved much during the past season. We won 5 games and lost 9 but made it to the semi-finals of the District Tournament with a sound trashing of Bell and almost getting by Bronson but lost 10-8. Denah Fletcher led the team in hitting. Angie Timberlake, Ellie Croxton, and Joely Stalnaker also had a good year batting. All members of the team had outstanding moments on defense and offense. Joely and Angie provided good pitching most of the season. They get two more years to improve. The low point in the season was our opening game with Trenton, we gave them an 18 to 3 win. The high point was beating Mayo, but especially M in the DiffWW Tournament after they had beaten us twice in the regltal l season. The girls made a good c ffforfccnofct of the V e wait fpr-the District Tournament next ____ ___________ CSitesville Sun Se cond Team and Joely Stalnaker received an honorable mention. ith much improvement to come L Fletcher made the Aii Area ext % i Denah Fletcher, All-District Second Team BRANFORD HIGH SCHOOL BOYS TRACK SCHEDULE 1984-85 W-3 L-2 Branford Mayo Oak Hall Branford Trenton Oak Hall Mayo Branford Trenton Mayo Bell Branford Mayo Bronson Bell Branford Mayo Bell Coach Steve Griffin A very young squad characterized the boys track and field team, however, they represented themselves well. We had only two seniors, Lee Haas and David Maddox. While they did a fine job, each only participated in two events, leaving the underclassmen with a big responsibility. Our first meet was held in Branford with Oak Hall, Mayo, and Bell participating. The Bucs came away victorious and the team looked good. We won two more meets and placed second in another. The highlight of our season came at the District Meet when Jimmy Taylor qualified for the State Track Meet in the 100 yard dash. He didn't place, however, he did make the final heat which was an accomplishment within itself due to the tough competition he faced. Next year looks promising and should be exciting. Richie Frye, Jimmy Taylor, Tim Bagley, and the Humphries should all be State Contenders. BRANFORD HIGH SCHOOL BOYS VARSITY TRACK TEAM Cevin Adams George Lee dowell Bradley ean Morrison Richard Hillyard vlarty Humphries immy Taylor Tim Bagley David Maddox Richie Frye Bryan Koon Randall Bates Joey Maddox Lee Haas Karl Smith Matthew Humphrie Scott Pate Mark Humphries Steve Wilson BRANFORD HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS VARSITY TRACK SCHEDULE Coach Lynelle Morgan 1984-85 W-5 L-0 Branford 81 Mayo 44 Oak Hall 46 40 Branford 85 Trenton 67 Vi Oak Hall 58 Vi Mayo 16 Branford 114 Trenton 84 Mayo 25 Bell 11 Branford 136 Mayo 55 Bronson 28 Bell Branford 88 Mayo 53 Bell 7 The Buccaneer Girls Track Team went undefeated this season in Track winning 5 meets during a short season. The highlight of the season was beating Mayo in every track meet. The season started out slow but was marked by steady improvement due to the hard work of the girls. Three new school records were set during the season. Karri Bagley jumped 4'9 in the high jump to set the record in that event. Debbie Snowberger had a very successful year setting the record in the mile run with a time of 5 minutes and 59 seconds and in the two mile run with a time of 13 minutes and 31 seconds. GIRLS TRACK TEAM 1984-85 Karri Bagley Margaret Beaty Rene Beaty Tracy Deno Jessica Greene Chaundra Herring Julie Sessions Samantha Smith Debbie Snowberger Christine Sodaro Jackie Sohn Jennifer Voorde Kristina Marks Cherie Williams Shannon Megargel Martha Wright a r s • 1 t y T r a c k 84 85 Jackie Polsom Jobie Pollock Kathy Polsom Martha Wright Debbie Snowberger V a r s • i t y c h e e r 1 e a d e r s 84- 85 Buddy Haas, President Booster Club Kerwin Bell Lynn Alford Coach Butch Alford — AD, Head FB, Baseball BHS Trainer Wanda Chambers Tommy Chambers — Asst. FB, JV Boys BB Coach Alford's Sister Coach Steve Griffin — Boys Track Kerwin Bell, Florida Quarterback, Gave a talk. Kurt Coker, FSU Quarterback, gave a Master of Ceremonies Butch Alford talk. Coach Mickey Dempsey — Jv. Girls BB, Softball Sandra Tompkins Robbie Suggs Donna Suggs — Cheerleader Sponsor Peggy Frye — Cheerleader Sponsor Coach Riley Deen — JV. FB, V. BB Coach Lynell Morgan — V. Girls BB, Girls Track Sandra Haas Coach Mickey Dempsey, Coach Butch Alford, Kirk Coker, Kerwin Bell, Coach Dale Oakes, Coach Tommy Chambers. Seated David Maddox, Lee Haas, Tom Mullins, Mike Lamb, Franklin White. Varsity Football players receiving letters. Girls track players receiving letters. ALL SPORTS WINNERS 1984-85 Cheerleaders Most Outstanding — Tracy Deno Most School Spirit — Debbie Snowberger Buccaneer Scholar (GPA) Debbie Snowberger Boys Varsity Basketball Most Rebounds — Mike Lamb Best Field Goal % — Mike Lamb Most Assists — Richie Frye Mr. Defense — Jimmy Taylor Rookie of the Year — Scott Pate Most Improved — David Greene Most Valuable Player — Mike Lamb Girls Varsity Basketball Most Assists — Karri Bagley Leading Rebounder — Chaundra Herring Most Improved — Julie Sessions Most Valuable Player — Chaundra Herring Girls Track Offensive Lineman Award — Mike Lamb Basketball All-State Honorable mention — Mike Lamb Football All Area first Team — Franklin White David Maddox Softball All area second team — Denah Fletcher All athletes received letters or sports pins or bars for participation. Most Valuable Track Events — Debbie Snowberger Most Valuable Field events — Tracy Deno Girls Buccaneer Scholar Athlete — Vicki Burt B.H.S. Girl Athlete of the Year — Karri Bagley Boys Track Most Valuable Track Events — Jimmy Taylor Girls Softball Most Valuable Player — Denah Fletcher Varsity Football Matt Swartz Memorial Award — David Maddox Maynor Scholarship Award — Lee Haas School Spirit Award — Lee Haas Defensive Back Award — Tom Mullins Defensive Lineman Award — David Maddox Offensive Back Award — Leyon Beach Junior Varsity Cheerleaders ranford High School Awards Assembly May 29, 1985 r V Phyllis Marsack — PAD Robin Sandlin — 8th (13) Scott Pate — 9th David Bradley — 7th Languages Spanish I Phyllis Marsack Woodman of the World Mark Humphries (15) American Legion Phyllis Marsack (8) Ceo: ;e Lee (8) Library Bonnie O'Donnelle — 7th Perfect Attendance 7th Jan Bates Andy Brown Sharon Kahn 8th Scott Irby (2) Susy Mayhall (2) Samantha Smith (2) 9th Sam Samara 10th Rene Beaty Lisa Holloway 11th none 12th Phyllis Marsack ACADEMIC AWARDS English Robin Sandlin — 8th Eddy Odom — Eng. I Richard Marquette — 7th Charles Reagor — Eng. II Lisa Bean — Eng. Ill Phyllis Marsack — Eng. IV Physical Education Dean Cannon — Jr. Hgh Boys ,15) Jena Slocum — Jr. Hgh Girls (23) David Maddox — Sr. 1 Igh Boys (5) Debbie Snowberger Sr. Hgh. Girls (5) e Econor n Sandbn Jr. High (10) Math Math Joey Maddox — Gen. 0) Robin Sandlin — 8th Most Imp. in Bus. Math — Robbie Bates Science Ray Harmon — Earth Science DeeDee Tillman — Bio I Lrsa Bean — Bio. II (9) Justin Edenfielf — 7th Robin Sandlin — 8th Vicki Burt — Chemistry Rob Sandlin — 7th Health 4‘ Shawn Shaughnessy — Gen. Sci. Home Ivobi JoaitSSKisaw — Sr.yHigh Music ___________ Richard Waller -Sjr. High James Megarll - Sr. High Agriculture Maly ssube —■ Jr. High (22) GeOrge Lee - Sr.Jligh Art Justin Edenfield — Chris Proudfoot — Sr. High y.6) Business Mary Munch — Typing L(14j Pre-Voc — shannon Megargel Typing II — Phvllis Marsack (1) Robin Martel — Cjjer Dcc. (211 Holly Underwood £ Journalism sE, Food Service Award Mary Greene PTA Award Lorna Stebbins Tommy Raulerson DAR Phyllis Marsack (17) i V Danforth Lisa Bean (12) Marty Humphries (12) Service Awards Pins Mrs. Inez Humphries Larry Susan Roush First Federal of Live Oak Carmen Fletcher Spelling Bee Lisa Hawkins Rotary Club Scholarship Mary Greene Woman's Club Scholarship Phyllis Marsack (19) Branford State Bank Valedictory Award Phyllis Marsack (6) NCNB Salutatory Award James Megargel (18) tucfent Council I ane Bradley First Fed. Sav. Loan of Perry H.E. Mamie Hatch Mem. Award Phyllis Marsack Cindy Courtney James Megargel Lee Haas SLD Awar James Paujj M Linda Snrul 'itizenship Extension Homemakers Award Pam Battersby (11) .uL Social Studies Charles Reagoi story Mark Humphries American Flistory (20) First National Bank of Live Oak Phyllis Marsack James Megargel Presidential Academic Fitness Award James Megargel Outstanding Senior Boy Girl Carmen Fletcher (7) George Lee (7) Valedictorian and Salutatorian Trophies Phyllis Marsack James Megargel North FI. Jr. College Scholarships High School Awards, May 29 1985 Kindergarten (Miss Barnett) Citizenship — Kim Smith VIP — Melissa Howell — Morrine Hadden Kindergarten (Mrs. Dorsett) Citizenship — David Hadden VIP — Janet Kelley — Morrine Hadden 1st Grade (Mrs. Hardy) Improvement — Jerry Hillard VIP — Carolyn Roberts 1st Grade — (Mrs. Linton) Citizenship — Mark Wilson Scholarship — April McCracken Improvement — April Rhoden VIP — Vivian Glenn — Joyce Warren 1st Grade (Mrs. Chambers) Citizenship — John Sims Scholarship — Tori Howard Improvement — Eva Bridges VIP — Gaylia Howard — Marsha Ward Perfect Attendance — Mendy Lewis — Stephanie Nettles 2nd Grade (Mrs. Campbell) Citizenship — Amy Thompson VIP — Mr. Mrs. Dennis Starling 2nd Grade (Mrs. Hatch) Citizenship — Sarah Dasher Scholarship — Melody Wells Perfect Attendance — Dana Erickson VIP — Linda Erickson — Carla Williams 3rd Grade (Miss Atkinson) Citizenship — Jason Clark English — David Johnson Math — Debbie Collins Science — Ryan Young Social Studies — Brian Barrs Improvement — David Hascue Perfect Attendance — Richard Edenfield VIP — Linda Linton — Ann Varver 3rd Grade (Miss Lamb) Citizenship — Kelly Nolan English — Amy Huntzberry Math — Mandy Roush Science — Ryan Hatch Social Studies — Kristy . A Pate Improvement — Andy Jackson Perfect Attendance — Chris Hand Jamy Mincks Heather Reid Jason Chandler VIP — Connie Nash Fridman) Casey . ! J 4th Grade (Mrs. Citizenship — Terry English — Leigh Drane Math — DeAnne Williams Science —lijeff Fraddosio Social Studies — Jolene Daniels Improvement — Billy Nolan Perfect Attendance — Krinten Douglas VIP — Retha Terry Brenda Todd 4th Grade (Mrs. Wingate) Citizenship — Cayce Trollinger English — Nicole Kelley Math — Nicole Kelley Science — Melissa McGranahan Improvement — Bridgette Dawson Perfect Attendance — Jeremy Anderson Melissa McGranahan VIP — Juettie Kelley — Nancy McMullen 5th Grade (Mrs. Fissell) Citizenship — Mitchel Dingus English — Molly Koon Math — Rod Boone Science — Mark Holtzclaw Social Studies — Wesley Williams Improvement — Tony Holton VIP — Marilyn Williams — Helen Venne 5th Grade (Mrs. Holmes) Citizenship — Robert Bradow English — Toby Irby Math — Jeremy Clark Science — Kim Barnes Social Studies — Jeremy provement — Michelle line VIP - Jane Irby — Inez Humphries 6th Grade (Mr. Brown) Citizenship — Tom Norris English — Daniel Shepard Math — Brian Lewis Social Studies — Trade Daniels, Michelle Haas Improvement — Christy Conk Perfect Attendance — Amy O'Leary Antonio Jones 6th Grade (Mrs. Hadden) Citizenship — Ted Roush English — Kae Sandlin Math — Kevin Lewis Science — Trade Daniels — Christy Conk Improvement — Brenda Juday; ' Perfect Attendance — Troy Cantrell Shelia Holloway Brenda Juday Ronnie Smith VIP — Carolyn Underwood — Sheila Mellette Presidential Academic Fitness Award (Mr. McMullen) — Trade Daniels Recognition of School Volunteers (Mr. McMullen) PTA Awards (Janet Kelley) — Chris Hand — Garett Knight Elementary Awards, May 30, 1985 Baccalaureate May 29, 1985 Processional — Mrs. Shawn Campbell, Mrs. Susan Roush Opening Prayer — George Lee Musical Selection — Larry Roush Scripture — Debbie Yates Introduction of Speaker — Edward Kimbril Message — Dr. E.J. Daniels Musical Selection — Tricia Dunne Erica Wenberg Closing Prayer — Pam Battersby ORGANIST — Mrs. Shawn Campbell PIANIST — Mrs. Susan Roush USHERS David Greene, Matthew Humphries, Mark Humphries, Marty Humphries Larry Susan Roush furnished the music. Dr. E.J. Daniels . Mrs. Mary Daniels, Our Principal Graduation 1985 Processional — BHS Band Invocation — Cherie Williams Class President's Address — Carmen Fletcher Musical Selection — Mr. Larry Roush Salutatory Address — James Megargel May 31, 1985 Valedictory Address — Phyllis Marsack Special Recognition — Cindy Courtney Musical Selection — Tricia Dunne Erica Wenberg Presentation of Diplomas — Mr. Frank Stankunas, Superintendent Alma Mater — Led by Tommy Raulerson Jane Bradley Musical Selection — Mr. Larry Roush Benediction — Lee Haas Recessional — BHS Band ORGANIST — Mrs. Shawn Campbell PIANIST — Mrs. Susan Roush USHERS — David Greene, Matthew Humphries, Mark Humphries, Marty Humphries Graduation 1985 Graduation Party 1985 This was the first year that I know of that a party, reception was held for the graduating seniors. A non-chemical (alcoholic) party was held at the Fourth District Community Center for the seniors, parents and all guests. Food and entertainment was provided and prizes were given, donated by businesses in the community. Overall, the evening was a large success. 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Box 100 Downtown-Suwonnoo County MoU-Dowling Pork 362-3158 First National Bank Of Live Oak Daniels Funeral Homes, Inc. ft P O BOX 006 LIVE OAK, FLORIOA 004 302-4333 P.O. BOX 208 BRANFORD. FLORIDA 004 035-1124 Way down upon the Suwannee River J. B. DANIELS, JR., L.F.D. JAMES B. DANIELS, III. LF.D. KEITH DANIELS. LF.D. COMPLIMENTS OF WALLACE T.V. STEREO LIVE OAK, FLORIDA CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS — 85 B.W. HELVENSTON SONS B.W. HELVENSTON III — LEE H. HARVARD B.W. HELVENSTON IV — DOROTHY GREENE COMPLIMENTS OF E.J. KNIGHTON FAMILY SHELIA, RHONDA, JULIE, E.J., KATRINA, JOHNNIE MERLE COMPLIMENTS OF WALT'S SPUR STATION GAMEROOM BRANFORD, FLORIDA COMPLIMENTS OF WILBUR, BARBARA, EDDIE, CHRIS HAND BRANFORD, FLORIDA CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES OF 1985 GARNER FREDDIE AVERY COMPLIMENTS OF DR MRS. B.M. SAMARA FAMILY PATRONS PATRONS Compliments of Eugenio A. Varga Compliments of PEPPER'S PAINTS- Home Decorating Center Compliments of Unified Churches Ministry (THRIFTSTORE) Compliments of Webster Ruth Thorn Compliments of ARNOLD BARBER BEAUTY SHOP, Branford, FL. Compliments of Georgia's Country Charm, Branford, FL. Compliments of Jeannette Battersby Compliments of Bob McCrea Good Luck And Best Wishes Compliments Of BRANFORD SALES, INC. Sales Agent For Hatch Enterprises, Inc. Compliments of Branford Varsity Cheerleaders LAWSON STUDIOS, Live Oak, Florida Compliments of Myrtice M. Martel, O'Brien, FL. Compliments of SUB CITY, Branford, FL. Compliments of WINDMILL FRIED CHICKEN, Branford, FL. Compliments of EDRIS ELECTRONICS, Branford, FL. Producer Of Agriculture Lime Branford, Florida Leon And Rudolph Hatch — Owners 171 BRANFORD’S MAIN BANK c Branford State Bank 935-1112 Suwannee Avenue Member FDIC RATLIFF MOTOR COMPANY MERCURY Your Ford, Mercury And Ford Truck Dealer For Over 30 Years FORD MUSTANG US 129 North 362-1112 Live Oak, FL To The Class Of 1985 us smce-yoir were re a terrific 'Son - Dadr-rmd TO CABMEN FLETCHER Coagrstulations! We are very -proud of you. May God richly bless you with successful and happyjiays ahead. We Love You. Mom and Dad. TO GEORGE LEE We take special pride in all of your accomplishments and hope that your graduation was special. May the days ahead be more than happy, too, as all your plans and wishes work out just right for you. Love, Mom and Dad. TO TOM MULLINS Congratulations Tom, we are very proud of you and wish you only the best. If you can hold your head up high in all you do you'll make it. To thine own self be true. Love, Mom and Dad. lie snau uirect tny patns. Love, Mom and Dad. TO'CINDY COURTNEY .- Praise God from whom all blessings flow! You are my greatest joy and blessing and I am full of love and pride for you because of your faith and love of God, your integrity, and your love and compassion for others. I am proud that you know from whom to get your strength and guidance during disappointments in life. Continue to trust God with all your heart and mind and He will make you a success at whatever you choose to do in life. Congratulations and much love from: Your one and only Mother. TO ELLIE CROXTON Dear Ellie, Baby girl, you are all grown up now! We love you and are so very proud. Know this, you are special, seek God's will for your life and listen when he speaks. He is always there, so are we. Love, Dad and Mom. There have been some- trying-times for all of tu of fun times too. I have watched you with pride over the years as you have grown into the nice young man. tftjrt ” you have become. Congratulations Son. I Love- You, Mom. TO LEE HAAS May all your yesterdays be remembered with pride and joy. Your tomorrows be looked forward to with anticipation of success and every day brintf happiness and contentment? Remember to let God control your life and guide your steps. We love you. Mama and Daddy. TO DEBBIE SNOWBERGER You have blessed our lives by being a member of our family. We love you very much and are praying that all your dreams come true. God bless you in everything you do and guide your every step. We Love You, Mama and Daddy. '• v ? n And Disection Of The ' Class Of '85 The prinep l m. patientfy for thifs to doli' And those osyou -is what you Please excu observe. And don't feel sorry for these seniors 'Cause they're getting just what they deserve! ----■r-sT a Pleasg. take Steve with you when you go! _Tpjm Mullins is so handsome -pearty-wni?? T£?tR and curly-permed hair You've turned out to be quite pretty! As a class, you're not known for your wisdom, Your academic average steadily dips. I'll try to keep the thoughts simple, But if you don't understand, READ MY LIPS! ■ 5o debonair, so cooL dea t I'Jton't mean to unfairly criticize . Or treat you like discarded ■ rabble. Bui. when George Lee is chosen as e tstanding senior, ' Aqu can see right there we've got 'tTOuble! V i , W • .ip you've chosen Jane Why, he's succeede everything Except at skipping school! David Maddox, I know you're-Air Force bound. But frankly there's no need to pack! 'Cause when Uncle Sam gets one look jit you, - He'll only send you back! adm+t she ’s-a fashior plate! line 'when theV ytJ beauty, -• . irts it appeal she jvas Dewayne, I know how you love your music. And you've spent many hours to train. But I'm afraid you've listened to so much hard rock. That you've petrified your brain! Debbie Yates, I've watched grow up And become quite a your And when you travel life — bumpy road, You'd better leave me KatifJ. James Wiliams, you've made the gr|ide An J earned your diploma without Mike Wingate thinks he's so cute and funny But his grade point average is a wreck! The highest score he's received this year Is the number of hickies on his neck! tnng. ay'dsat you're flirty. ___ 3ft£)Pi� -it-seems. _ — help matters, — Wkeff- mu l-ege ying to'join the Marines! ____ —fcOrna. ?5fl,re aTwa s tardy to flrsfclass -But I know why you're so' slow getting there: When you enter Branford each morning Just leaving Fort White is your hair! Marble-mouthed Kimbril — It's hard to understand what you say. You could become a high school principal Nobody listens to them anyway! Tommy Raulerson is getting a diploma! That only serves as proof, No matter how careful this school is. We still occasionally goof! V The Ait Force has called about Mike Lamb And wanted a critique on same. I repiiecHhat he has a hairy belly And couldn't even type his name! Now those of you who have escaped My yearly caustic jest. Please don't feel excluded 'Cause you're as rotten as the rest! Cherie Williams, when you get to college And your grades you cannot raise. Just remember it's not our fault You skipped study hall sixty-seven days! Carmen, you make me so nervous. You're perfectly dressed right up to your smile. Come slum around with the rest of us, Get dirty once in a while! And when you're feeling And need a friendly ear. And you feel you Class of '85, O.K., that's it, I've had my say. Except for this last thought — Never forget who you are Or what you have been taught. Autographs s Wkit