Briarcrest Christian School - Saint Yearbook (Memphis, TN)
- Class of 1980
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There are so many memories, of course, that can never be expressed in a picture or a word, but the staff has tried to capture this past year as best we could. We have grown, changed, and imple- mented new ideas. It has been hard at times, and tears of frustration have flowed, but we would not change a minute of it. This has been one of the greatest experiences of our lives. We could not have made it through the year without God's guidance and direction. We are grateful to everyone for cooperating with us, and we especially want to thank the staff, Mrs. King, our sponsor, and Mr. Clayton. The Saintcould not have been done without them. We hope this book truly expresses the life and ideals of Briarcrest as seen in the pages of The World of The Saint. Dorothy Halliday Andrea Willis Saint Staff Sheila Caballero Melissa Davis Karen Keller Richard Martin Dawn Talley Sharon Tate Cindy Tidwell Suzanne Yeager Beth Young Photographers Andy Cook Scott Crone Ann Fortner Jeff Grise Mark Lawson Steve Sadler Pat Tronsor Opening 'i 5.1 4 - Openihg The past, the present and the future are really one -they are today. - Harriet Beecher Stowe Wherever you are it is your own friends who make your world. - Ralph Barton Perry Opening - , ...M Am.. M5 -WV dx 'sv K uniiii, '7 -1 - 1: um- Mr. Ioseph A Clayton 1... Wvru MEN TH x - 'S ll IM with ooo ALL THlNQp,o:?l E:su1 T 5 Possum.: i f MATTHEW win' , 1 True Meekness is strength under control. As a Christian leader one must be strong in speaking out against evil and in openly declaring his faith in Christ. Yet, this must always be done with courtesy, consideration, and kindness. This is our principal, Joseph A. Clayton, whom God has sent our way to direct our fine school and the young people entrusted to Briarcrest. For this leadership we are truly grateful. Nothing is so strong as gentleness, nothing so gentle as quiet strength. Gloria Clay 8 - Administration ia-N Mr. Danny Childs 4' . gait: Dr. Stirling B. fPatj Wiilliams As Vice Principal of Briarcrest, Mr. Danny Childs is called upon for various and numerous responsibilities. ln all areas, he has performed untiringly, always doing an outstanding job with an unending dedica- tion. His leadership helps guide our young people to be well-rounded citizens. Former students and personnel alike remember Mr. Childs with pride. With love and thanksgiving in our hearts, we praise God for allowing Briarcrest to have the services and talents of such a fine Chris- tian man. We are, indeed, proud to begin a new decade with this kind of leadership. Our prayers and support are with you, Mr. Childs, because you are so deserving. Mary Martin As Assistant Director of Secondary Education Dr. Williams has many responsibilities on every level of administration at Briarcrest. His knowl- ekdge, literary talents, efficiency, and organizational abilities aid Dr. Wil- liams, not only in fulfilling his administrative responsibilities with ease, but also in working with students and in teaching AP English. He is an extraordinary blend of discipline, human understanding, intellectual superiority, and professionalism. Briarcrest owes much to Dr. Williams for his dedication and hard work. Vivian Kirk Administration -- 9 B CARD l 'X - ' ' 1' . ' - -1 1 Q -2 'Wai 'ia' ' Q A ' L ' , .f -, w 1' - ' f .. . .Xi SW' i 'A i a, ' xligbzi . , M W i i?i:i4:i.l ',2j U-ii' fill ' a 'liiiiiwi . , -Y Vi -- l:-.ji 1 . 5- x 1 4. 5 V 'QM X JV 4 Y N V, . , . ., , .,, A 3 5f553?f5Qf5J31.l X ' A' li? 5 A. Fiif,3'1.f1 . ff' ,553 , ' .HW ,, M f f' A, K . fp. my 1 l- 4 Don Allen mb '5-LL! v N 4 'N . 'NIWFN X NVQ-4 tfirwnlnifxn-naK63lA. 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I K, p-.,,,.,,..-1 . 48 - Classes obert Baker Adams, French Club, .C.A., 95 Bible Club, F.C.A., 105 Home- caom Vitae-Pres.. 125 Wrestling, Golf, 9, ,11,1 . usan Akers, Fashion Modeling, Future omemakers, 95 Homeroom Secretary, 5 Green Peppers, Honor Society, 115 edical Professions, Mu Alpha heta, onor Society, 12. ay Frances Anthony, Spanish Club. BC.: Secretarial Club5 Crafts Club, haplain, 115 F.B.L.A., Secretarial Club, ice-Pres., 125 Track, 11. nie Elizabeth Arata, Jaycees. Jun- or Classical League, Fashion Modeling, Esecretarial C ub, Social Chairman, IMartha Helene Annstrong, Art Club, 9, 10, Chaplain: Bible Club, Secretarial lub, 125 Concert Choir, Chorus, 95 Var- ity Letter Track, Chorus, 105 Jr..Miss artlclpant,12. teven Keith Amold, Art Club, 95 Home- oom Pres. 9. Ronald Edward Asplund, Medical Pro- fessions Club 125 Basketball, 9, 10, 11, Baseball 115 Honor Society, 11. Sheryl Anne Baird, Junior Classical League. 95 10, Vice-President5 National Honor Society 11. 12, Vice-President: Mu Alpha Theta, 11, 125 Future Engi- neers, 11, Secretary5 National Merit Semifinalist5 desiderata, 11, 12 Editor, 125 Colorguard, FlagNCorps5 10, 11, 12 Jr. Miss Contestant5 ho's Who Among American High School Students, 11, 12. Dana Lynn Baker, Guidance Club, Art Club. 9: Bible Club, Craft Club, 105 Future Engineers, Mu Alpha Theta, 115 Junior Classical Leag,ue, 11, 125 Fine Arts Club, 125 Basket all Managgr, 10: Track Manager, 10. 115 Honor ciety. Who's Who Among American High School Students. 11. James Jeff Barksdale, Chess Club, 95 Science Club, 10: Wrestling, 11. Steven Lindsey Barry, Medical Profes- sions, 125 Junior Classical League, Chess Club, 95 Who's Who Among American High School Students. 115 Society of Distinguished American High Schoo Students. Carol Ann Basham, F.C.A., 9, 10,11, 125 Chaplain5 Spanish Club, President, 115 Fine Arts, Vice-President5 Homeroom Vice Pres., 95 Homeroom President, 105 Homeroom Chaplain, 125 Class Sec- Treas. 105 Class Vice-Pres. 115 Volley- ball 10, 11, 12, Lettered, 10, 11,1 5 Who's Who, 115 Basketball, 9, 10, 11, 12,Lettered.9,10,11,12. Alicia Diana Baumfind, F.H.A., Fashion Modeling, Guidance Club. 95 Green Peppers, 12, Homeroom Secretary, 11. Bradford Waiel Beale, Baseball, 10, 11, 12, Lettered, 11, 125 Homeroom Presi- dent,12. Deborah Lee Beard, F.H.A., 95 Psychol- ogyfSociology Club 125 Girls Chorus. 1 . Debra Ka! Bedford, Art Club, Bible Club, 95 aycees. 105 Jr. Classical League, 10, 115 Medical Professions. 11,125 Band,9. Melinda Leigh Benson, F.H.A., Fashion Modeling, 95 Secretarial Club, 125 Color Guard - Band, 9. George Timothy Bettison, Art Club, Library Services Club, 95 Craft Club. 105 'International Thespian Society, 11, 12, Speech Club, Treas. 125 Role in Bye Bye Birdie, 11. Mary Elizabeth Betta, Bible Club, 125 Jr. MiSS COYNGSIBDI, 12. Monica Jo Biggs, Class Chaplain, 115 Jr. Higg Honor ciety, 95 Spanish Club, 9,105 asketball, 9. Brenda Geyl Black, F.H.A., 95 Business Economics lub, 115 Secretarial Club. I - 3 F.B.L.A.,12. Senior Credits Ronald Lee Blackard ll, Jr. Honor Soci- ety, 9, 105 Junior Humane Society, Med- ical Professions, 125 Annual Staft, 105 gasketball, 115 Cast of Annie Get Your un, 11. Anne Leigh Boals Robert Waddy, Bodron, Motocross, Astronomy Clu , 95 F.C.A., 10, 11, 125 Key Club, 11, 125 Mu Alpna Theta, National Honor Society. 125 Homeroom Vice-Pres., 105 Homeroom President. 115 Football, 9, 105 Lettered Football, 11, 125 National Merit Semi-Finalist, 125 Who's Who Among American High School Students, ociety of Distin- guished American H.S. Students, 12. Margaret .lean Bolton, F.H.A., Fashion Modeling, Jaycees. 95 Secretarial Club, Sec.fTreas. 125 Homeroom President, 105 rgomeroom Chaplain, 115 Girls Cho- rus. . Robert Wilson Bradley, Water Ski Club, 125 Band, 10. Karen Elizabeth Bratcher, Bible Club, 9. 10, 115 Jaycees, 95 Mu Alpha Theta 11 . Weston Kyle Brooks, F.C.A. 10, 11, 12: Homeroom Vice-President, 11: Football, 10,l1,12,Lettered,11,12. Jodie Ann Broussard, Tri-M, 11, 12, Secretary: Concert Choir, 11 , 12. Paul Revere Brown lll, Astronomy Club, 9, F.C.A., 9, 10, 115 Water Ski Club, 125 Homeroom President, 95 Homeroom Vice-President, 105 Football, 9, 10, 11, 12, Lettered, 11, 125 Basketball Let- tered, Most Team Spirit Award, 11. Steven Scott Bryant, F.C.A., 9, 10: French Club. 95 Spanish Club, 115 Medi- cal Professions, PsgchologyfSociology. 12:Cross Country. .10. Kristine Dallas Bryson, Fashion Model- ing, Latin Club, Junior Civitan, 95 Home- room Vice-President, 95 Homeroom Secretary, 10. Jennifer Banks Buchanan, Fashion Modeling, Thespian Club, Band Club, 95 Psychology!SocioIogy Club, Bible Club. 125 F.C.M., 10, 11, 1 5 Advanced Band, 9,10,11,12. Janet Ann Burris, Mu Alpha Theta, 10, 11, 125 Modern Music Masters, 10, 11, 125 Fellowship of Christian Musicians. 11, 125 Medical Professions, 125 Adv. Band, 9, 10, 11, 125 Band National Honor Society, 11, 125 Society of Ameri- can High School Students. 11 . Jean Ann Burris, Mu Alpha Theta, 10, 11, 125 Tri-M, 10, 11, 125 Future Teach- ers, 11, 125 President5 Fellowship of Christian Musicians, 11, 125 Band, 9, 10. 11, 125 National Honor Society, 11, 12. gharfes H. Cain Ill, Intermediate Band, David Martin Calhoun, Bible Club, 95 PsychologyfSocioIogy Club, 12. Cynthia Gail Calicutt, Future Homemak- ers of America, Fashion Modeling, Jay- cees, 95 Green Peppers, F.B.L.A., 125 Certificate of Merit in Mid-South Regional Art Contest, 11 . Amy Renee Camp, Bible Club, Guid- ance Club, 95 Green Peppers, F.B.L.A., 125 Homeroom Chaplain, 9, 10, 115 Homeroom Vice-President, 125 Attend- ance Office Worker, 12. Deborah Kay Campbell, Advanced Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Marching and Con- cert Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Jazz Band 11, 125 Intermediate Band 115 Fellowship of Christian Musicians 11, 125 Sociology club12. Penne Marie Canada, Bible Club 9, 10. 11, 125 Fashion Modeling 95 Homeroom Chaplain 105 Homeroom President 115 Girls Chorus 12. Stuart .lay Canale, Astronomy Club 9. 10: Jaycees Club 95 Bible Club 95 Medi- cal Professions Club 12. Amanda Billings Canfield, Jaycees 95 Waterski Club 12. Angela Denise Carr, Thespians 9, 10, 11, 125 Jaycees 95 Fashion Modeling 95 Bible Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Art Club 105 Crew Worker, Arsenic and Old Lace and You're a Good Man Charlie Brown. Lesa Dawn Carrington, Colorguard 9. 10, 11, 125 Spanish Club 9: Art Club 9: Band Club 9, Beginner Band 115 lnter- mediate Band 1 5 Advanced Concert Band 125 Fellowship of Christian Musi- cgans 12: SociologyfPsychology Club 1 . Sarah Ann Carroll, Homeroom Secre- tary 115 Softball 11, 125 SociologyfPsy- chology Club 125 Secretary5 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 125 Homeroom Secretary 115 Junior Miss Winner 125 Football Homecoming Court 12. Kevin Scott Carter, Wrestling 125 Mu Alpha Theta 12. Craig Halford Cases, Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Astronomy Club 95 oncert Band 10,11, 125 Marching Band 10, 11, 125 Fellow- ship of Christian Musicians 125 Bible Club 125 Chess Club 12. Marshall Eugene Cates, Chess Club 115 Medical Pro essions Club 12: Bible Club 12. Kimberty Carol Cawthom, Bible Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Fashion Modeling 95 Spanish Club 105 Medical Professions 11, 125 Homeroom Chaplain, 125 Bible Memori- zation Award 115 Mixed Chorus 125 Con- cert Choir 125 Girls Chorus 125 All West Tennessee Chorus 12. Connie Ann Childress, Advanced Band 9, 10, 11, 125 Marching Band 95 Color Guard 10, 115 Who's Who Among Amer- ican High School Students 115 Society of Distinguished American High School Students 115 Orchestra for 'Bye Bye Birdie5 Varsity Basketball, 115 ational Honor Society 125 Junior Classical League 115 Vice President 125 Fellow- ship of Christian Musicians 11 , 125 Med- ical Professions11, 12. Andrew Joe Childs, Homeroom Presi- dent 9, 12: Class President 10: Basket- ball 95 Who's Who 9, 105 Charlie Brown in You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown 95 Concert Choir 9, 105 Conrad Birdie in Bye Bye Birdie, 105 Distinguished American High School Students 10. 115 Best Thespian 105 Speech Club 10, 115 international Thespians 10. 12. Leslie DeAnne Clance, National Sci- ence Teacher's Award 95 Scholastic Art Award - Certificate of Merit 9, 105 National Honor Society 11, 125 Who's Who in American High School Students 115 Society of Distinguished American High School Students 115 Jaycees 95 Art Club 9, 105 Future Homemakers of America 9, 115 Bible Club 105 Junlor Humane Society 11, 12. Hugh Adams Clarke ll, Football 95 Jay- cees 95 French Club 115 Speech Club 125 International Thespians 125 Cast of Father of the Bride, 12. Richard Alan Clayton, Homeroom Pres- ident 9, 105 Junior Classical League 95 Key Club 10, 11, 125 Who's Who 10, 115 Football 9, 10, 11.-125 Lettered 9,10,11, 125 Football, All-District, All County, All Metro 125 Track 11, 125 Lettered 11, 125 Fellowship of Christian Athletes 9. 105 Water Ski Club 125 Senior Class Presi- dent,12. Donna Lynn Clothier, Future Business Leaders 121 Secretarial Club, 12 Bryan Robert Coffee, Speech Club 105 Band 11, 125 Chess Club 115 desiderata, Staff 125 National Merit Semi finalist 125 Photography Club 125 Tennessee Tomorrow Club 125 National Honor Society 12. Tammy Anne Coleman, Certificate of Merit in National Scholastic Art Contest 105 Fashion Modeling 95 Future Home- makers of America 95 Homeroom Secre- tary 95 Art Club, President 10, Art Club 115 Crafts Club, Secretary 125 Waterski Club 12. Lisa Condren, Homeroom Chaplain 95 Fashion Modeling 95 Jaycees 95 Art Club 95 Cheerleader 105 Fellowship of Chris- tian Cheerleaders 105 Homeroom Sec- retary 115 Green Peppers 115 Bible Club 11, 125 International Thespians 11, 125 Cast in Blithe Spirit Office Worker 11 , 125 Basketball Homecoming Court 11. Debra Jane Connors, Future Homemak- ers of America, 95 F.T.A., Mu Alpha Theta, '1 15 F.B.L.A., 125 3rd year Spanish Award, 11. William Bradford Collidge, F.C.A., 9, 10, 11, 125 Bible Club, 10, 125 Homeroom Chaplain, 125 Basketball 10, 11, 12. Patricia Jane Cooper, Future Home- makers of America, 95 F.T.A., 11, Psy- chologyfsociology Club, 12. Frank Bamea Corkren, Business Eco- nomics Club, 9, Guidance Club, 9, 105 Future Engineers, F.B.L.A., 125 Band, 9, 10, 11, 125 Fashion Modeling, F.H.A., 95 Bible Club, PsychologyfSociology Club, 12: Society of Distinguished American High School Students, 10, 11,12. Danny Joe Cox, Science Club, 95 Jay- cees, 105 Modern Music Masters, 10, 11, 125 Bible Club, 125 Mu Alpha Theta. 12: Band, 9, 10, 11, 125 All West Tenn. High School Band, 9, 10, 11, 125 All State Band, 11, 125 Editorial Board of Paw- prints. Karen Lgnn Craddock, Fashion Model- ing, Art lub, 95 Green Peppers, 105 Key Club, 10, 11, 125 F.C.A., 115 Junior Humane Societg, Pres., 125 Homeroom Vice-Pres. 9, 1 5 Homeroom Pres., 115 Football Homecoming Court, 115 Bas- ketball Homecoming Court. 9: Volley- ball, Lettered, 9. 10, 11. Gordon William Crisp, Science Club. 9: Drafting Club. 105 Bus. Economics, Engineering Club. 115 F.B.L.A,, 125 Track. 9. Franklyn Edward Crutcher, Water Ski Club, sychologyfsociology Club. 125 Football, 9, 10, 11. Robert Lane Curl, Future Business Leaders of America. 12. Laurie Renee Daniel, F.B.L.A. Bible Club, 12, Secretary5 Band, 9, 10, 11, 125 F.C.M.,11,125GirI's Chorus 115 Concert Choir. 125 F.H.A., Fashion Modeling, 9. Debra Kay Davis, Bible Club, 105 F.C.A., 11, 125 Mu Alpha Theta. 11 , 125 Fine Arts Club, Sec.. 125 Tennis Team, Letter, 10, 11, 125 Co-Editor-in-Chief of Pawprints, 125 Who's Who Among American High School Students, 125 Honor Society, Historian, 125 Quill and Scroll, 125 Cross Country, Captain's Award, 12. Melissa Dawn Davis, Junior Classical League, 9, 10, 11, 125 Art Club, 95 Fash- ion Modeling, 105 Mu Alpha Theta, 125 Homeroom Vice-President, 125 National Honor Society, 11, 125 Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents, 115 Yearbook Staff. 125 Society of Distinguished American High School Students, 115 Track, 9, 10, 11. Lettered. 115 Basketball, Lettered. 9. Russell Winston Daws, F.C.A., 95 Thes- pian Club, 10, 11, 125 Bible Club, 10, 11, 125 Commissioner of Student Activities, 125 Homeroom President. 95 Homeroom Chaplain, 105 Golf, 9, 125 Jr. Miss Escort, 125 Roles in You're A Good Man Char- lie Brown, and Arsenic and Old Lace, 105 Honor Thespian, 12. Jeannette Cutrer Day, Art Club, 10: Jr. Humane Society, Engineering Club, 12, Secretary. Vincent Nicholas de Frank, Water Ski Club, 12. Deborah Lgnne DeWitt, Jr. Classical League, 1 5 F.T.A., SecretaryfTrea- surer. 105 Tri-M, 11, 12, President, 125 French Club, 115 Bible Club, 12: Paw- prints, Co-Editor in Chief, 125 Concert Seniors - 49 Choir 12: All West and All State Chorus, 125 National Honor Society, 11: Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents, 11. Mark Edwin Dickson, French Club, 9, 10: Chess Club, Science Club, 115 Qudgo Visual Club, Bible Club, 12: Band, ,1 ,11. Angela Patrice Dohogne, F.C.C., Presi- dent, 12: Bible Club, 12: Cheerleading, 11, 12. Thomas William Donlevy, C.B. Radio Club, 9: Water Ski Club, 12: Football, Lettered,9. John Michael Drake, Jr. Classical League. 9, 10: Medical Professions, 10, 11, arliamentarian, 12, Vice-President: Fine Arts Club, ChaplainfParliamenta- rian, 12: Homeroom Vice-President, 10, 115 Homeroom President, 12: Golf, 9, 10,11,Lettered,10,11. Deborah Ann Dugan, Science Club. Future Teachers, 11: Fine Arts Club, 12. Susan Carol Dunbar, F.C.A,, 11, 12g Pres. Business Economics Club, 11: Bible Club, 12: Homeroom Pres., 12: Basketball, 10, 11, 12, Team Captain, 125 Track, 10, 11, 12: Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents, 11:Cross Country, 12. Margaret Adele Dunham, Craft Club 11: Thespian Club, 11, 12, Secretary: Homeroom Vice-President, 9, 11 . Randall Allan Dunn, PsychologyfSoci- ology Club, 12. Janice Katherine Dupre, International Thespian Society, 9, 10, 11, 12, Presi- dent, 12: Bible Club, 10, 12, Secretary, 12: Homeroom Vice-Pres. 95 Homeroom Chaplain, 12: Concert Choir, 12: Cast ol Father of the Bride, 12, Blythe Spirit, and Bye Bye Birdie, 115 Girls Chorus, 9, 11, 12. Sarah Sue Ebbers, Art Club, Craft Club, 105 French Club, 11: Mu Alpha Theta, Bible Club, 12: Who's Who Among American High School Students, 11. Robbie Gayle Edmiston, Astronomy Club, 9: Concert Choir, 10, 11, 125 Girls Chorus 10, 11, 125 Green Peppers, 115 F.C.M,, 11, 12, Jr. Humane Society, 12: West Tenn. Chorus 12. Robert Wesley Ellis, Honor Society, 9: Letterman's Club, 9, 10, 11, Water Ski Club, 12, Football, 9, 10, 11, 12: Basket- ball 9, 10, 11: Baseball, 9. Catherine Denise Endicott, Fashion Modeling, Jaycees, 9: Green Peppers, 11, 12: Water Ski Club, 123 Homeroom Secretary, 11, Anne Bray Everett, Bible Club, 10, 11: Secretarial Club, 125 Green Peppers, 125 Pawprints Staff,11, 12, Typist, 12. Daniel Patrick Faulk, Water Ski Club, 12:Track11, 12: Baseball, 10. Tracy Lee Ferguson, Tri-M, 125 Band, Trac .Jazz Band, 12. Marc Allen Ferrell, Future Engineers, 12. Susan Blake Field, Secretarial Club, Green Peppers, 12. Tina Marie Fortner, F.C.A., 9: Fellow- ship of Christian Musicians, 11, 125 Bible Club, 125 Marching and Concert Band 9, 10, 11, 12. John Taylor Foster, Track, 11, 12, F,B,L.A.,12. Karl Edward Fowler, PsychologyfSoci- ology Club, 12. Kim Fruitt, Ps chologyfSociology Club. 125 Softball, 12,. Mark James Fulbright, Psychology Sociology Club, 12. Robert Michael Fulton, Water Ski Club, 12: Homeroom President, 12: Jr. Classi- cal League, 115 Football, 11, 12. Cynthia Lucille Galloway, F.B.L.A., Par- liamentarian, 12: Secretarial Club, 12, Speech Club, 10. Jon Marshall Gandy, F.B.L.A., 12: Base- ball, 10, 11, 12: Football, 9. 50 - Seniors Lisa Catherine Georgi, French Club, 9. 11: Bible Club, Mu Alpha Theta, 12: Honor Society, 11, 12: Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents, Society of Distinguished Ameri- can High School Students, 11 , Donna Deanne Ginn, Jaycees, Future Homemakers, 9: Medical Professions. 10, 11, 12: Jr. Classical League, 10, Sec., 115 Mu Alpha Theta, 12: National Honor Society, 11, 12: Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents, 11, 12: Society Of Distinguished American High School Students, 11,12 Jennifer Gotorth, Art Club, 11, 12: Green Peppers, 12: desiderata Staff, Art Editor, 12. Jerry Don Goin, Jr. Art Club, 9, 10, 11: Bible Club, President, 12: Green Pep- pers, Chaplain, 12: Tennis Team 11, 125 Lettered, 115 4th in Mid-South Fair Art, 11. Jeff Golden, F.B.L.A., 12. Elizabeth Goldschmid, F.C.A., 9, 10, 11, 12: Guidance Club, 9, Art Club, 105 Mu Alpha Theta, 11, 125 Homeroom Secre- tary, 11: Volleyball, 9, 10, 11, 12, All-Dis- trict, All-Ftegional, 11, 12: Basketball, 9, 10: Contestant in Junior Miss, 12. Gaye Gwyn Gould, Bible Club, 10, 11, 125 French Club, Vice-Pres., 10: Green Peppers, 125 Homeroom Vice-Pres., 10, Homeroom President, 12. Elizabeth Rodgers Green, F.T,A., 10: Green Peppers, 115 Arts and Crafts Club, PsychologyfSociology Club, 12: Chorus, 10, 12. Susan Lynn Griesbaum, F.H.A., 9: Craft Club, 11: PsychologyfSociology Club, 125 lzand, 9: Colorguard - Flag 9, 10, 11,1 . Jeffrey Wade Griese, Mu Alpha Theta Associates, Pres., 10: Chess Club, 105 Jr. Classical League, 11, Mu Alpha Theta, Pres., 12: Medical Professions, 123 Homeroom Pres., 10: Homeroom Chaplain, 11, 12: National Honor Soci- ety, Pres., 12: Key Club, 11, 12, Sec., Boys' State Alt., 115 Tennis Team, 10, 11. Mark Alan Gstohl, F.B.L.A., 12: Future Engineers, 12. Carol Ann Guess, Fashion Modeling, F.H.A., 9: F,T.A,, Pres, 10: Jaycees, Sec- retary, 105 Bible Club, 125 Color Guard, 9,10,11,12,Captain,12. Linda Louise Hairston, Astronomy Club, 9: PsychologyfSociology Club, 12: Cho- rus, 9, 10, 12: Concert Choir, 11, 125 West Tenn. Chorus, 11, 12, James Franklin Hall, Spanish Club, 10: National Honor Society, 11, 12. Dorothy Anne Halliday, Bible Club, 10, 11, 125 French Club, 10: Junior Civitan, Treasurer, 11: Future Teachers, 12: Homeroom Secretary, 12: Yearbook Staff, 11, 12, Business ManagerfCo- Editor, 12. Ashley Ann Hamilton, Speech Club, 10: Future Homemakers of America, 10: Bible Club, 12, Kelly Allen Hardcastle, F,C.A., 9, 10, 11, 125 Homeroom President, 11: Basket- ball, 9, 10, 11, 12, Lettered, 10, 11, 12, Who's Who, Who's Who Among Ameri- can High School Students, 11. James Timothy Harrelson, Bible Club, 12: Homeroom Vice-President, 12. Kelly Hatmaker, PsychologyfSociology Club, 12: Softball, 11 . Gregg Edward Hauss, F.C.A., 9, 10, 11, 12, Captain, 11, 12: Bible Club, Vice- Pres., 12: Homeroom Chaplain, 10: Class Vice-President, 10, Class Presi- dent, 11: Student Council Vice-Pres., 12: Football, 9, 10, 11,12:Lettered,10, 11, 12: All-District, 10, 11, 12, Lettered Track, 11, Margaret Ann Haynes, Art Club, 12. Sharon Haynes, Future Homemakers of America 9: F.H.A,, 10, 11, Spanish Club, 103 PsychologyfSociology Club, 12: Homeroom Secretary, 9. Gregory Brett Head, C.B. Club, 9: Water Ski Club, 115 Jr. Humane Society, 115 Green Peppers, 12. Robert Todd Heinz, Water Ski Club, 12. James Wesson Helms, Audiovisual Club, 9: C.B. Club, 10: Water Ski Club, 12: Chorus, 12. David Charles Henry, Water Ski Club, 11, Green Peppers, 12: Baseball, 11, 12. Allison Elizabeth Henson, F.H.A., 9: Jaycees, 95 Jr. Humane Society, Reporter, 10, President, 11, 12: Medical Professions 11, 125 National Honor Society, 11, 12: Who's Who Among American High School Students, 11, Roderick Braden Herring, Future Engi- neers Club, President, 12. Laura Beth Higdon, Future Homemak- ers, 10: Secretarial Club, 12: Water Ski Club, 12. David Mark Holloway, Water Ski Club, 12. Kenneth Curtis Holmes, Medical Pro- fessions, 9, 10: F.C.A., 10: Jr. Classical League, 9: Bible Club, 12: Basketball, 95 Track, 11. Andrea June Holobaugh, F,H,A., Fash- ion Modeling, 9, 10: Jaycees, Secretar- ial Club, 12: Homeroom Vice-President, 11: Homeroom Secretary, 12. Debbie Lynn Hood, Green Peppers, Bible Club, 12: Homeroom Secretary, 11. Carol Hooker, Volleyball 9, 10, 11, 125 Most Valuable Player, 9, 10, 11, 12, Regional, 10, 11, 12: District, 9, 10, 11, 12. Melody La Faye Hopkins, F.H.A., Chap- lain, 12: Bible Club, 12: National Honor Society, 12: Advanced Chorus, 12. ' Martha Carol Horton, Fashion Model- ing, 9: French Club, 12. Dana Lynn Hulfman, F.C.A., 9, 10: Water Ski Club, Vice-President, 12: Homeroom Vice-President, 9: Cheer- leader,9,10. Lawrence Linton Hulfman, Wrestling, Lettered, 9, 10: Track, Lettered, 11. Molly Beth Hughes, F,H.A., 9, 10: Fash- ion Modeling, 10: Water Ski Club, Jay- cees, 125 Chorus, 10. William Dempsey Hugo, Bible Club, 10, 11, 125 Homeroom Vice-Pres., 105 Homeroom Chaplain, 11, 12: Golf, 9: Math Tournament,9. Sandra Leigh Hunt, Jr. Humane Societ . Green Peppers, 12: Mixed Chorus, 15, 11,12. Brian John Hunter, Track, 10. Johna Lemoyna Ingram, Future Teach- ers of America, 12. Laura Kathryn Ingram, Future Teachers of America, 12: Volleyball, 12. Million Michael Ingram, Bible Club, 10, 115 Homeroom President, 10, 11, Wres- tling, 10, 11, 12. Tina Dawn lvey, Future Homemakers of Agnerica, 9: F.B.L.A., Secretarial Club, 1 . James Timothy Ivy, Art Club, 11, Home- room Vice-President, 105 Football, Let- tered, 10,11, 12: Honorable Mention All District, 12: Wrestling, 12. Mark Edward Jackson, French Club, 9, 105 Science Club, 10, 11: Chess Club, 11 : Band, Jazz Band, 9, 10. Rebecca Ann Jacobs, Green Peppers, Fgture Business Leaders of America, 1 Abbe Louise James, Fashion Modeling, 9: Bible Club, 9, 10, 12: Spanish Club, 10: Green Peppers, 115 Jaycees, 12: F.C,M,,12:Glrl's Chorus, 12. Alice Elizabeth Johnson, FCA., Tri-M, 12: Concert Choir, Mixed Chorus, 125 Volleyball, All Tournament, All District, Best Defensive Player, 12. Robert Thomas Jordan, Future Engi- neers, 115 Green Peppers, 12: Football, 11,12,Lettered,12. Jerry Wayne Joyner, Jr., Business Eco- nomics Club, 9, 10, 11: Green Peppers, F.B.L.A.,12:Homer00m Chaplain, 9, 10, 11: Wrestling, 9, 10, Lettered, 10. Russell Reed Kinard, Motocross Club, 9: Water Ski Club, 12: Wrestling, 11, 12. Susan Kaye King, Future Teachers, 12: Yearbook Staff, 12. Ronald Lee King, Homeroom Vice-Pres- ident, 10, 125 Baseball, 9, 10, 11, 12, Let- tered,11,12. Harold Wayne Kirk, Jr. Honor Society. 9, 10, National Honor Society, 11, 1 g Baseball, Lettered, 9, 10, 11, 12. Martha Elizabeth Laney, Art Club, 9: National Honor Society, 12: Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents, 115 Contestant in Jr. Miss. Kathy Elizabeth Langley, Fashion Mod- eling, Jaycees, 9: Jr. Civitan, 11, 12, Secretary, 12: PsychologyfSociology Club, 12: Volleyball, 95 Contestant in Jr. Miss, 12. Cathy Clare Laverty, Green Peppers, Bible Club, 12. Mark Alan Lawson, Chess Club, 9: Audiovisual Club, 10, 11, Chaplain-Par- liamentarian, 12, Vice-President: National Honor Society, 11, 12: Quill and Scroll, 11, 125 Mu Alpha Theta, 11, Committee, Chairman, 11, 12: Jr. Classi- cal League, 11: Photographer, 10, 11, 12: Who's Who Among American High School Students, 11, 12: Society of Dis- tinguished American High School Stu- dents, 11, 12. Kelly Claire Lewellen, Medical Profes- sions, 11, 12: Bible Club, 11, 12: Girls Chorus, 12. Cynthia Ann Lewis, PsychologyfSociol- ogy Club, 12. Gillie Coupland Lewis Ill, Homeroom President, 9, 10: Football, 9. Tamera Gail Limeberry, F.H.A., Jay- cees, Fashion Modeling, 95 Secretarial Club, 12, Lea Ann Lindholm, Library Club, 9: French Club, 9, 10, President: Medical Professions, 10, 11, 12 Chaplain: Bible Club, 11, 125 Sophomore Class Chap- lain, 105 Junior Class Secretary, 11: Stu dent Council Secretary, 12: Teenager of' the Week, 12: National Honor Society, 11, 12: Who's Who, Who's Who Among American High School Students, 115 Girls' State Delegate, 11. Mickey Steven Lindsey, Video Tape Club, 9. Amy Rhea Little, Fashion Modeling, 9: Medical Professions, 10, 11, 12: Bibl Club, 11, 125 Homeroom Secretary, 11' Concert Choir, 125 Mixed Chorus, 10 11, 12: Girls Chorus, 11, 12: Contestan in Jr. Miss, 12. Vicki Lynn Little, French Club, Chap lain, 105 Medical Professions, 11, 12 Bible Club, 11: Mu Alpha Theta, Secre tary, 125 Homeroom President, 95 Home room Chaplain, 11: Homeroom Vice President, 12: Society of Distinguishe American High School Students, 12 Girls Chorus, 12: Contestant in Jr. Miss 12. Bradley Keel Littleiohn, Motocross, 9 Psyct:olp2gyfSociology Club, 12: Cho rus,1 . . Janet Claire Lockett, F.H.A., Librar Service Club, 9: Spanish Club, Bibi Club, 10: Mu Alpha Theta, 11, 12: Medi cal Professions, 11, 12 Sec.fTreas, Homeroom Secretary, 12: Nationa Honor Society, 11, 12, desiderata, 11 12, Managing Editor: Society of Distin guished American High School Stu dents, 11, 12: Who's Who Among Amer ican High School Students, 11, 12. William Andrew Lott, Audiovisual Club 9, 10, 11: Chorus, 9, 10, 11, 12: Concer Choir, 11. William Eulice Lynn, Guitar Club, 9: Chorus, 10, 11, Concert Choir, 12, Jun- ior Mister, 10. Robert Joseph Lyon, Chess Club, Jun- gog Classical League. 9, Water Ski Club. Philip Sumners Maclin, Jr., Guitar Club, 9, Art Club, 10, 11, Fine Arts Club, 12, Concert Choir. 10, 11, 12, Mixed Cho- rus, 10,11. Leslie Daniel McBride, Bible Club, Spanish Club, 12. Deborah Carole McCullough, Medical Professions, 10, 11, Vice-Pres., 12 Pres., Homeroom President, 11, 12, Band, 9, 10, 11, 12, Colorguard, 10, 11, 12, Magna Cum Laude Latin Award, 10, 11, Who's Who Among American High School Students, 11, ociety of Distin- guished American High School Stu- dents, 12. Gary Lynn McCullough, Band, Concert. Marching, 9, 10, 11, 12, Jazz Band, 10. 11, 12, All West, 9, 11, 12, All State, 11, Played in orchestra for Bye Bye Birdie, 11. Patrick Charles McElhinney, Moto- cross. President, 9. Deborah Gale Mclntyre, Speech Club, 10, 11, Bible Club, 10, Secretarial Club. 11 , Junior Civitan, Fine Arts Club,12. Deborah Lynn Mclntyre, Jaycees, 9. 10: Medical Professions, 10, 11, 12, Jr. Humane Society, 11, Bible Club, 12. Anthony Brian Maddox, Baseball, 9, 10, 11, Basketball 11, Letterman's Club, 10, 11. Cindy Janell Mainor, Bible Club, 9, 10, 11, 12, Jaycees, 9, 10, 11, Medical Pro- fessions, 12, Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent, 10, 11, National Honor Society, 11, 12 Prolect Chairperson, Mixed Chorus. Girls C orus,11, 12, Who's Who Among American High School Students, 11, Society of Distinguished American High Schoo Students.11. Gail Elaine Manning, Business Eco- nomics Club, 11, F. .L.A., Secretarial Club, 12. Jon William Mathis, Basketball, 9, 10, 11,Track,11,12. Elizabeth Denise Maupin, Junior Classi- cal League, 11, Band, 9. Keren Laine Mayfield Keith Maynard, Baseball, 9. 10, Track. 9, Band, , Football, 9, Yearbook Staff, 10. Joy Eileen Meeks, F.H.A., F.C.A., 9, Bible Club, 10, 11, 12, Jaycees, 10, 11, Secretarial Club, 12, Mixed Chorus, 10. 11, 12, Girls Chorus, 12, Volleyball, 9. Paul Darren Meetze, Chess Club, Mu Alpha Theta, 12. Stephen Craig Merideth, Chess Club, 10, 11.12,Sclence Club, 10, 11, Medi- cal Professions. 11, Band, 11, 12, All West Band, 11, 12, Memphis Blues Brass,12. David Joe Mills, F.C.A., 9, 10, 11, 12, Bible Club, 9, 10, 11, 12, Audiovisual Club, 9, 10, 11, 12, President, Track, 9. 10, 11,Chorus, 9, 10, Wrestling, 11. Michael Lee Mokros, Baseball, 9, 10, 11, Football, 9. Macil Denise Montgomery, F.H.A., 9, Bible Club, 9, 10, 11, 12, Business Eco- nomics Club, 11, F.B.L.A., 12, Home- qcaom Secretary, 10, 11, Mixed Chorus, Charles Craig Moody, Slpanish Club, Reporter, 10, ible Club, resident, 11, 12, Homeroom President, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Lettered, 11, 12, Yearbook, 11, 12. Robin Lynn Moore, Art Club, 10, 11, 12, President. Roger Dale Moore, Video Tape Club, 9, Football, 9, 10, 11. Amy Joanna Morgan, Bible Club, 11, Arts and Crafts Clu .12. Martha Lou Morgan, Craft Club, 12, Chorus, 10, 11, 12. Alan Lee Morris, Bible Club, 9, 10, 11, 12 President, Homeroom Chaplain, 11, 12, Key Club, 9, 10, 11, 12, President, Basketball, 9, 10, 11, 12, Lettered, 11, 12, Commissioner of Religious Life, 9: Who's Who, 10, Who's Who Among American High School Students, 12. Edward Abraham Morton, Video Tape Club, 9, F.B.L.A., 12, Football, 10, 11, Basketball, 11. Rebecca Alice Moser, F.H.A., 9, Medi- cal Professions, 10, 11, Green Peppers, 12, Bible Club, 12. William Garold Moshier, Music Club, 9, 10, Junior Mr. Contestant, 9, 10. Christopher Williams Moth, Chess Club, Mu Awha Theta, 12, Band, 9, 10, 11, 12, All est Band, 9, 10, 12, Mem- phis Youth Symphony, 10, 12, All State Orchestra, 10, 12. Jeffre Thomas Mounce, Audiovisual Club, 10, 12, Vice-President, 12, Pres- ident, Astronomy Club, 9, Homeroom Secretary, 12, Lead in Father of the Bride , 12, Who's Who Among Ameri- can High School Students, 12. James Cary Neal, Water Ski Club, Green Peppers, 12. David Michael Newman, Homeroom President, 9, 10, Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent, 11, Football, 9, 10, 11, 12, Let- tered, 9, 10, 11, 12, Honorable Mention, All-District, 11, 12, All County, Most Val- uable Player, 12, Basketball, 9, 10, 11, 12, Lettered, 9, 11, 12, Baseball, 9, 10, 11,12,Lettered.11,12. Edie Paige Newman, F.H.A., 9, Jaycees, 9, 10, Bible Club, 10, 11, 12, Junior Civi- tan, 11, F.B.L.A,, 12, Mixed Chorus, 9, 10, 11, Concert Choir, 12, Football and Basketball Homecoming Court, 12. Kathryn Elaine Newman, F.C.A., 9, 12, Bible Club, 10, 11, Spanish Club, 9, Mu Alpha Theta, 11, 12, Homeroom Chap- lain, 12, Volleyball, 9, 12, Who's Who in Foreign Languages, 11. Elizabeth Susan Only, Modern Music Masters, Historian, 12, Band, 9, 10, 11, 12, All-West Band, 9. 10, 11, Tracy Scott Overton, Bible Club, Latin Club, 10, Medical Professions, 11, 12, Mu Alpha Theta, 11, PsychologyfSoci- ology, 12, National Honor Society, 11, Tennis Team, 10. Wendene Titus Owen, F.T.A,, Speech Club, 10, Bible Club, 11, 12, Secretarial Club, 11, Mu Alpha Theta, Chaplain, 12, National Honor Society, Chaplain, 12, Thespian Club, 12, Mixed Chorus, 10. 12, Lead Flole in Father of the Bride. David Keith Palmer, Guidance Club, 9, Junior Classical League, 10, Medical Professions, 10, 12, Mu Alpha Theta, 11, F.B.L.A.,12. Jeffrey Lee Parchman, Bible Club, 10. Timothy Ralph Parish, Bible Club, 9, 11 , 12, Mixed Chorus, 12. Lynn Randolph Parker, Jr. Astronomy Club, 9, Bible Club, 12, Vice-President. 12, Pawprints, Sports Editor, 11, Quill and Scroll, 11,12,desiderata,12, David Randall Parrish, Football, 9, 11, lettered, 11, Track, 9, 10, 11, Lettered, 11, Wrestling, 12, Flole in Father ofthe Bride. :F.C.A.,9. Steven Carl Patrick, Medical Profes- sions, PsychologyfSociology Club, 12, Football, 12. Kenneth Dale Patton, French Club, 9, 10, Science Club, 10, National Honor Society, 11, 12, Future Engineers, 12, Vice-Pres., Mu Alpha Theta, 12, Ftole in Annie Get Your Gun, 10. Catherine Lea Pearson, F.H.A., Jay- cees, Junior Civitan, 9, Bible Club, 10, 11, 12, Green Peppers, 10, 11, 12, Girls Chorus, 9. Rebecca Lyn Petry, Jr. Humane Society, 11, Mu Alpha Theta, 12, National Honor Society, 12, Who's Who Among Ameri- can High School Students, 11, Society of Distinguished American High School Students, 11. Lisa Carolyn Peyton, Medical Profes- sions, 11, 12, Bible Club, 11, 12, Cheer- le2ader, 9, Volleyball 10, Girls Chorus, 1 . Darrell Craig Pfeiler, Medical Profes- sions, F.C.A., 12, Psychology!Sociol- ogy Club, Vice-President, 12, Football, 18, 11, 12, Lettered, 11, 12, Baseball, 1 . William Lacy Philips, Chess Club, 9, 11, 12, Speech Club, 12, Wrestling, 10, 11, 12,Lettered,10,11. Jetfrey Smith Phillips, F.C,A., 9, 10, 11, 12, Mu Alpha Theta, 10, 11, 12, Art Club, 9, Key Club, 11, 12, Board ol Directors, Homeroom Vice-President, 10, Home- room Chaplain, 12, Basketball, 9, 10, 11, 12, Lettered, 9, 10, 11, 12, Football, Let- tered, 9, Baseball, 9, Who's Who Among American High School Students, Soci- ety of Distinguished American High School Students, 11. Mary Audra! Phillipy, Speech Club. Bible Club,1 . Jerry Thomas Pilgrim, Jr., F.C.A,, 9, Mu Alpha Theta, 11, 12, National Honor Society, 11, 12, Key Club, 11, 12, Foot- ball, 9, Track, 9, 10, 11, Cross Country, 10, 11, Most Improved, 12, Captain, Who's Who Among American High School Students. 11, 12, Lettered Cross Country, 11, 12, Society of Distin- guished American High chool Stu- dents, 11. Shannon Frazier Pitner, Jr. Classical League. 9, 10, Key Club, 11, 12, Base- ball, 9, 10, 11, Lettered, 11, Basketball, 11, Who's Who Among American High School Students, 11, ociety of Distin- guished American High School Stu- dents, 12. Vicki Leigh Pope, Jaycees, President. 9, F.C.A., 9. 10, 11, Psychologyfsociol- ogy Club, Pres., 12, Homeroom, Presi- dent, 9, Homeroom Vice-President, 10, 12, Homeroom Sec.. 11, Cheerleader, 9, 10, 11, All Mid-South Cheerleading Squad, 10. Linda Carole Porter, F.C,A., 9, 12, Medi- cal Professions, 11, Jr. Classical League, 10, Pres., 11, National Honor Society, 12, Mu Alpha Theta, 11, 12, National Merit Semi-Finalist, 12, Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents, 11, 12, Society of Distinguished American High School Students, 11, 12, Cross Country, Lettered, 9, 10, 11, 12, Track, Lettered, 9, 10, 11, 12, Girls' State Delegate, 11, National Latin Exam, Most Outstanding Latin Student, 10, Jr. Miss 1st Alternate, 12. Sandra Elizabeth Powell, Jaydcees, 9, Spanish Club, Bible Club, 10, u Alpha Theta, Medical Professions, 12, National Honor Society, 11, 12, Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents 11, Society of Distinguished American High School Students, 11, Who's Who in Foreign Languages, 11. Hugh Logan Prather, Ill, Chess Club, 9, Wrestling, 11 , 12, Lettered, 11 . Beniamin Satterlield Prewitt, Green Peppers, 10, 11, Secretary, 12, Presi- dent, Homeroom Vice-President, 11, Key Club, 11, 12, Baseball, 10, 11, 12, Senior Class Vice-President, 12. Susan Elizabeth Priddy, Mu Alpha Theta, Medical Professions, 12. Irving Keith Prince, Speech Club, 10, 11, rt Club, 10, Thespians, 11, 12, Treasurer, Bible Club, 12, Concert Choir, 11, 12, President, Mixed Chorus, 10, 11, 12, Prop Manager in Blithe Spirit, ,11. Aven Patricia Pruett, Fashion Modeling, 9, Thespians, 9, 10, 11, Secretary, 1 , Speech Club, 10, 11, 12, President, School Mascot, 12, Band, 9, 10, 11. John David Pugh, F.C.A., 9, 10, Key Club, 10, 11, 12, Vice-Pres., Mu Alpha Theta, 11, 12, Pres., Bible Club, 12, Homeroom President, 11, 12, National Honor Society, 11, 12, Boys' State Dele- gate, 11, Football, 9, 10, 11, 12, Let- tered, 11, 12, Basketball, 9, Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents, 11, Society o Distinguished American High School Students, 12. John T. Pullan, IV, Motocross Club. Art Club, 9, Medical Professions, Psychol- ogyfsociology Club, 12, Football, 9, 10, 11, 12, Lettered, 9, 10, 11, 12, Most improved, 12. Clittord Wayne Pulliam, Speech Club, Medical Pro essions,12. Dwana Jeane Putman, Band, 9, 10, 11, 12, F.H.A., Fashion Modeling, 9, J.C.L., 11, Mu Alpha Theta, 11, 12, Bible Club, 12, National Honor Society, 11, 12, Track, 1 1 , Contestant in Jr. Miss, 12. Lori Ann Raburn, Medical Professions, 11, 12, Mu Alpha Theta, 11, Homeroom Chaplain, 12. Thomas Gholson Regan, F.C.A., 9, 10, Homeroom President. 9, 10, 11, 12, Bas- ketball, 9, 10, 11, Football, 9, Baseball, 9, 10, 11, 12, Lettered, 10, 11, 12, Briar- crest American Legion Ball, 9, 10, 11, All Legion Team, 10, 11, Top Hurler, 10, 11, All District, 11. Lisa Ann Regan, French Club. Art Club. 10, Water S i Club, Speech Club, 12, Homeroom Secretary, 11, 12. Leesa Ann Ragland, Guidance Club. Latin Club. 9, reen Peppers, Speech Club, 12, Homeroom Secretary.12. James Philip Ralsy, Football, 11. 12, Efaabrbook Staff, 10, 11, Letterman's u ,11. Lisa Lynn Ralph, Water Ski Club, 12, Volleyball, 10. Mark Alan Ralston Anna-Marie Therese Ratiu, French Club, 9, 10, 11, Medical Professions, 12, Science Club, Sec.fTreas. 12, Lydia Francine Reed, Tri-M, 12, Chorus, 9, 10, 12, Concert Choir, 12, Girl's Cho- rus, 12, Volleyball. Basketball, 9. Cynthia Lynne Reeve, Jaycees, F.H.A., 9, French Club. 11, Secretarial Club. 12. Robert Sherrod Richardson, Audiovi- sgal Club, 11, 12, Chaplain, Bible Club. 1 . Laura Elizabeth Riggins, Basketball, 9, 10, 11, 12, F.C.A., sychologyfSociol- ogy Club, 12, Honor Society, 11, 12, Vol- leyball, 10, 11, 12, Softball, 9, 11. Christopher Bradley Rise, Water Ski Club,12. Jo Ellen Robbins, National Honor Soci- ety, 11, 12, F.B.L.A., Secretarial Club. 12, Who's Who Among American High School Students, 11, 1 . Melissa Kay Roberts, Bible Club. 9: Jun- ior Civitan, 11, F.H.A., F.C.A., Jaycees, 12, Basketball, Lettered, 9, Society of Distinguished American High School Students, 11. Tonya Lynne Roberts, Tri-M, 12, Home- room Chaplain, 11, Accompanist for Advanced Chorus, Concert Choir, 10, 11, 12, Beginning Chorus and Girl's Choir, 10. Christa Lynn Roemer, Bible Club. 11, 12, Medical Professions, 11, F.B.L.A., 12, Mixed Chorus, 11, 12, Girl's Chorus, 12. James Robert Rogers, Jr. Bible Club. 12, Football, 9, 10, 11, 12, Chorus, 9, 10, 11, 12, Concert Choir, 10. Richard Reese Rose, F.B.L.A., Green Peppers, 12, Spanish Club, 9, desider- ata, Business Manager, 12, Cross Coun- try. 9, 10, Chorus, 9, Track, 9. Kelley Rowell, Art Club, Green Peppers, 11, .C.A., PsychologyfSociology Club. 12, Band, 9, 10, 11, 12, Jazz Band,11, 12, Homeroom Vice-President, 9. Melissa Anne Rowland, National Honor Society, 12, Bible Club, 12. Rebecca Elizabeth Rule, Bible Club, 10, 11, Medical Professions, 11, Psychol- ogyfSociology Club, 12, F.C.A., 12, Homeroom Secretary, 9, Homeroom President, 10, Homeroom Vice-Pres.. 11,Chorus, 9, Softball, 11. Seniors - 5l Kurt Edward Ruleman, Art Club, 10, Water Ski Club, 12. Nina Rush, Medical Professions, 12. Andrew Hugo Russell Darold Glenn Russell, Junior Classical League, 111 Baseball, 9, 10, 11, 12, Let- tered,10,11,123All-District,11. Gregory Russell, Spanish Club, 9, 103 PsychologyfSocioIogy Club, 12, Bas- ketball, 9. Samuel Stephen Sadler, Roles in Plays, 113 Yearbook Staff Photographer, 123 Chorus,12. Susan Marie Schipgmann, Band Club, 93 French Club, 113 ecretarial Club, 12: Band, 93 Colorguard, 10. Elaine Falls Schmeisser, Jaycees, 103 Junior Civitan, 12, Vice-Presidentg Green Peppers, 123 Homeroom Secre- tary, 11. Joyce Elaine Shackellord, Jarycees, F.H.A., Fashion Modeling, 93 rench Club, 103 Jr. Humane Society, 113 Sec- retarial Club, F.B.L.A., 123 Society of Distinguished American High School Students, 10, 11. David Edward Sheely, Jr. Classical League, 103 Audiovisual Club, 11, 123 Bible Club, 123 F.C.A., 123 Wrestling, 11, 123 Homeroom Chaplain, 12. Kurt Sherrick, Water Ski Club, 12. James Wallis Sholar, Bible Club, 103 Tri-M, 10,11, 123 Spanish Club, 103 F.C.M., 11, 123 Key Club, 11,123Home- room Chaplain, 10, 111 Memphis Youth Symphony, 11, 123 Who's Who Among American High School Students, 113 Society of Distinguished American High Schoo Students, 123 Band, 10, 11, 123 All West Band, 113 Jazz Band, 10, 11, All State Tuba, 10, 11. Robin Leigh Shroat, Jaycees, 10, Junior Civitan, 123 Green Peppers, 12. Stacy Lynn Sims, Jaycees, 9, 103 F.H.A., 93 Green Peppers, 11. D'Anne Sippel, F.C.C., 9, 10, 113 Green Peppers, 121 Junior Civitan, Secretary, 123 Homecoming Football Court, 1 3 Basketball Homecoming Court, 10, 113 Cheerleader, 9, 10, 113 Mixed Chorus, 13, 113 Concert Choir, 123 Girl's Chorus, 1 . Lori Kathleen Sloae, Water Ski Club, 12. Drenda Anne Smeltzer, Mu Alpha Theta, Medical Professions, 123 National Honor Society, 12, Olfice Worker, 12. Laura Kay Smith, F.C.A., 11, 12, Cheer- leader, 11, 12, Captain3 Mixed Chorus, 123 Girl's Chorus, 123 All Mid-South Cheerleading Squad, 12. Leisa Ann Smith, F.H.A., Fashion Mod- eling, 93 French Club, 10, Jr. Humane Sgciety, 113 F.B.L.A., Secretarial Club, Penne Suzanne Snipes, F.H.A., Fashion Modeling, 93 Guidance Worker, 93 Speech Club, Green Peppers, 12: Prop Crew in Father of the Bride. William Byron Spencer, Art Club, 123 Football, 12. Robert Darroll Stacey, Psychology! Sociology Club, 123 Pawprints Staff, 10, 11. Billy Stanlield Alexia Jane Stanley, Art Club, 9, 11, Secretary3 Spanish Club, 10, Science Club, Secretary, 11, Medical Profes- sions, Fine Arts Club, 12, Art Honor, 11. John Edward Stephens, Ill, Bible Club, 10, Vice-President, 11, President, 123 Homeroom Chaplain, 10, 111 Basketball, 93 Tennis Team, 113 Key Club, 123 Con- cert Cghoir, 123 All West, All State Cho- rus,1 . Claire Elizabeth Stewart, F.C.A., 10, 113 French Club, 10, 113 National Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta, 12: Home- room Vice-President, 113 Volleyball, 9, 10.11, 12,Lettered,9, 10,J1, 122 Most Improved, 103 All Region, 123 Who's 52 - Seniors Who Among American High School Stu- dents, 11. Michael Peter Stewart, Speech Club, 11, 12, Secretary3 Thespians, 123 Role in Father ofthe Bride, 123 Role and Stage Band for Bye Bye Birdie, 11 . Terri Leigh Stocks, Bible Club, 9, Vice- President, 10, President, 113 F.C.C., 9, 103 Jaycees, 11, 123 Water Ski Club, 123 Cheer eader, 9, 10. Regina Louise Stone, French Club, 9, 10, 113 Secretarial Club, 121 Volleyball, 93 Concert Choir, 10, 11, 123 desiderata, 123 Contestant in Jr. Miss, 12. Jan Selina Stringer, F.C.C., 9, 103 Jay- cees, 11, resident3 Green Peppers, 123 Homeroom President, 9, 123 Cheer- leader, 9, 103 Tennis, 9. William Gordon Strong, Jr., Water Ski Club, Vice-President, 123 Homeroom President, 103 Football, 9, 10, 11, 12, Lgttered, 9, 10, 11, 123 Best Team Spirit, 1 . Joseph W. Sullivan, Jr. Classical League, 93 Water Ski Club, Sergeant at Arms, 123 Homeroom President, 113 Football, 10,11, 121 Lettered, 11, 123 1st Team All District, 123 Wrestling, 10. Charles Stephen Sullivan, F.C.A., 9, 103 Spanish Club, 93 Homeroom Chaplain, 93 Homeroom Sec., 123 Football, 9, 10, 11, 123 Lettered, 9, 10, 11, 123 All-Dis- trict, 11, 122 Team Captain, 123 2nd Team All-County, 123 Track, 9, 10,, Who's Who Among American High School Students, 11, Society of Distin- guished American High School Stu- dents, 12. Carl Newton Swearingen, Water Ski Club, 123 Baseball, 11,1 . Roy Milton Swearingen, Water Ski Club, 12iIH5:lmeroom Vice-President, 93 Base- ba , . Sherry Lynn Swift, Bible Club, 103 F.T.A., Art Club, 111 Green Peppers, Secrgtarial Club, 123 Mixed Chorus, 10, 11,1 . Katherine Dawn Talley, French Club, 103 Bible Club, 11, Secretary, 121 Green Peppers, 123 Homeroom Secretary, 113 Homeroom President, 123 Basketball Homecoming Court, 11, 123 Yearbook Staff, 123 Who's Who Among American High School Students, 123 Society of Distinguished American High School Students, 123 Contestant in Jr. Miss, 12. Sharon Lynn Tate, Guidance Club, Fashion Modeling, 93 Art Club, 103 Speech Club, 11, Bible Club, 11, 123 Jr. Classical League, 113 Mu Alpha Theta, 12, National Honor Society, 123 Year- book Staff, 12, Who's Who Among American High School Students, 11, 123 Society of Distinguished American Hlgh School Students, 11, 123 Tennessee Tomorrow, 12. James Crosby Taylor, Jr., F.C.A, 9, 10, 123 Water Ski Club, 123 Homeroom Pres- ident, 93 Homeroom Vice-President, 10, Football, 9, 10, 123 Lettered, 9, 10, 123 Track,9,10,12. Margaret Elizabeth Tagor, Fashion Modeling 123 Art Club, resident, 123 Jagcees, 9, 113 Jr. Civitan, Treas., 113 F. ,L.A., 123 Medical Professions, 123 Homeroom Secretary, 103 Homeroom Chaplain, 123 Chorus, 9, 10, 11, 12. Philip Charles Taylor, Tri-M, 10, 11, 12, Vice-President3 F.C.M., 11, 123 Concert, Jazz, and Marching Band, 9, 10, 11, 12, President: All West Blue Band, All State Band, 10, 11,12. Susan Taylor Donna Ann Tedder, Jr. Classical League, 93 Jr. Civitan, Spanish Club, 10, Green Pepgers, 11, Jaycees Vice-Pres., 11, Water ki Club, F.B.L.A., 123 Home- room Sec., 9, 121 Key Club Sweetheart. 10, 11, 12. Alan Lee Terrill, Astronomy Club, 93 Future Engineers, 10, 11, Vice-Presi- dent3 Track, 9, 10, 11, 123 Cross Coun- try, 9, 10, 113 Concert Choir, 9, 123 Cho- rus, 9, 10, 123 All-West and All-State Chorus, 123 Who's Who Among Ameri- can High School Students, 11. Alan Terrill, Who's Who in American High School Students, 123 Tri-M, 12. Mark Richter Thoeny, Astronomy Club, 93 F.C.A., 10, Mu Alpha Theta ssoci- ates, 10, Pres.3 Mu Alpha Theta, 11, 123 Key Club, 11, 123 Medical Professions, 12, Wrestling, 9, 10, 11, 123 National Honor Society, 123 Cross Country. 10, 113 Who's Who Among American High School Students, 11. Carol Rae Thomas, Bible Club, Craft Club, 12. Gregory Allen Thomas, Bible Club, 12. James Edwin Thomas, Jr., Chess Club, 93 C.B. Radio Club, 103 Photography Club, 113 Bible Club, Mu Alpha Theta, 123 Tennis, 93 Basketball, 10, 11, 12. Mychelle Elaine Thomas, Fashion Mod- eling, Jaycees, 93 Spanish Club, 10, 113 Speech Club, 103 Science Club, 123 Thespians, 123 Colorguard, 12. Ronald Buford Thomas, Jr., F.C.A, 9, 10, 11, Vice-Pres.3 Jr. Classical League, Pres., 93 Key Club, 10, 11, Sec., 123 Mu Alpha Theta, 10, Chaplain, 11, 123 National Honor Society, 11, 12: Bible Club, 10, 11, 123 Freshman Chaplain, 93 Student Council Commissioner of Activ- ities, 10, 113 Student Council President, 123 Football, Co-Capt., 9, 10, 11, Statisti- cian, 123 Wrestling, 9, 10, Co-Capt.3 Vghds Who, 10, 113 Emcee for Jr. Miss, 1 . Jo Rae Thornton, Bible Club, 9, 11, 123 Mu Alpha Theta, 11.12. Steve M. Thrash, Water Ski Club, 123 Homeroom Vice-President, 93 Home- room President, 103 Football, 9, 10, 11, 123Track,9,11,12. Timothy Colin Threlkeld, Latin Club, 103 Bible Club, 11, 123 Green Peppers, 123 Homeroom Chaplain, 11, 123 Basketball, 10. Hal Stinson Tnritt, Latin Club, 93 Home- room President, 93 Football, 9. Keith Lee Tulley, Mu Alpha Theta, 11, 123 Bible Club, 123 Golden Key Award for Art, 10. Philip Vaiden, Jr., Medical Professions, 9,.10, 11, 12, Parliamentarian3 Science Club, 93 Jr. Classical League, 103 Psy- chologyfSociology Club, 12. Denise Lyon Vizzi, Bible Club, Psychol- ogyfSociology Club, 123 Band, 11, 123 Girl's and Mixed Chorus, 12. Sally Vogelsong, Library Club, 95 Bible Club, 11, 123 PsychologyfSociology Club, 123 Girl's Chorus, 12. Anne Kimbrough Vollmer, French Club, 10, 11, President3 Medical Professions, 11 , 123 Bible Club, 12. Donna Lee Walker, F.H.A., 93 Jaycees, 9, 103 Medical Professions, 11, 123 Spanish Club, 113 F.B.L.A. 123 Girl's Chorus, 10. John Walker Plzzyllis Suzanne Walker, Jaycees, 93 F. .A., 93 Mu Alpha Theta, 113 Medical Professions, 123 Volleyball, 93 Who's Who in Foreign Languages, 11. Steven Wallis Margaret Louise Warren, Fashion Mod- eling, Green Peppers, 93 Bible Club, 9. 11, 123 Mixed Chorus, 12. Frances Lois Washbum, Fashion Mod- eling, 93 Bible Club, 93 Water Ski Club, 123 asketball10. Ann Laurie Weller, F.H.A., Fashion Modeling, 93 Water Ski Club, F.B.L.A., 12, Secretary3 Homeroom Secretary, 11, 123 Homeroom Vice-President, 10. Angela Lynn Wells, F.H.A., Fashion Modeling, 93 Secretarial Club, Green Peppers,12. Myra Sue Wells, Jaycees, 9, 103 F.H.A., 93 Medical Professions, 10, 11, 123 Mu Alpha Theta, 11, 123 Fine Arts Club, 123 Athletic Office Staff, 10, 11, 123 Girl's Chorus, 10, 11, 122 Mixed Chorus, 11, 123 Cozncert Choir, 12: Jr. Miss Contest- ant,1 . Glenn Edward White, Water Ski Club, Jr. Humane Society, 12. John Milton White Karen White, Fashion Modeling, Guid- ance Club, 93 Medical Professions, 123 Bible Club, 12. Elizabeth R. White, Fashion Modelin , Guidance Club, 93 Ja cees, Pres., 183 Jr. Civitan, Speech Club, 112 Green Peppers, 123 Jr. Civitan, Pres., 123 Homeroom Vice-Pres., 93 Homeroom Chaplain, 10. Mark Howard Whitehead, Thespians, 93 Medical Professions, 10, 11, 123 Sci- ence Club, 123 Homeroom President, 93 Homeroom Vice-President, 123 Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents, 113 Who's Who in Foreign Lan- guages, 11. Patrick Lynn Wilburn, F.B.L.A., 12. Perry Glenn Wilbum, F.B.L.A.,12. Patricia Diane Wilcox, Fashion Model ing, Thespians, 93 Secretarial Club, 123 Green Peppers, 12. Lynda Williams Nancy Lynne Williams, F.C.C., 9, 10 Business Economics Club, 111 Wate Ski Club, Chaplain, 123 Bible Club, Sec retary, 123 Cheerleader, Co-Capt., 9, 10 Football Homecoming Queen, 12 Track, 103 Mixed Chorus, 10, 11, 12 Girl's Chorus, 12. Tom William! Andrea Carol Willis, International Thes plans, 9, 10, 11, 121 Fashion Modeling 9: Jr. Classical League. 10, 11: M Alpha Theta Associates, Sec.fTreas. 103 Mu Alpha Theta, 113 F.C.M., 123 Fin Arts Socieg, Pres., 123 Class President 93 Class ecretary, 123 Homeroo Pres., 10, 112 Yearbook, 11, 12, Co-Edi tor-in-Chief3 Society of Distinguishe American High School Students, Who' Who AmongIAmerican High School Stu dents, 123 ational Honor Society, 11 12, Sec.3 Quill and Scroll, 11, 12. Beniamin Franklin Wilson, Scienc Club, 11, 123 Library Club, 111 Bibl Club, 123 Marching, Concert, Jaz Band, 12. Edward Barry Wiltcher, C.B. Club, 9 Drafting Club, 10, French Club, 11 Engineering Club, 11, 123 F.B.L.A., 12 Track, 9, 10, 11, 123 Wrestling, 10, 12. Donald Lewis Windham, F.B.L.A., Vice Pres., 123 Medical Professions, 12 Football,11,12. Laurie Renee Winton, F.H.A., 93 Fashio Modeling, 93 Green Peppers, Psychol ogyfSocioIogy Club, 123 Colorguard Band,10,11,12. David Wooten, Bible Club, President. 10, 11, 123 Key Club, 11, Chaplain, 1 Chaplain3 Class Chaplain, 123 Hom room Chaplain, 10, 11. Cynthia Patricia Worthington, F.T.A., Mu Alpha Theta, 10, 11, 123 Bible Clu 11. Ben Wright Lisa Gayle Wright, Art Club, Futur Homemakers, Jaycees. 93 Guidanc Office Staff, 11: Mixed Chorus, Girl' Chorus, 12. Michelle Wright Traci Kay Wright, Water Ski Club, 12. Michael David Ysgar, Bible Club, 1 Water Ski Club, 111Al't Club, Craft Clu 123 National Honor Society, 12. Regina Yarbrough Suzanne Yeager, F.C.A., 93 Bible Clu Vice-Pres., 9, 11, 123 Jaycees, 9, 1 Vice-Presidentg Jr. Civitan, 113 Gree Peppers, 123 Volleggall, 93 Basketball, 103 Track, 9, 103 ttball, 11, 123 Gui ance Office Staff, 11, 123 Yearbo Staff, 12. Beth Ann Young, Jaycees, F.H.A., Medical Professions, 10, 113 F.B.L. Water Ski Club, 123 Athletic Oftice Sta Yearbook Staff, 12. IU IOR CLASS OFFICERS ix wg S5 'ul , 493'-fi K . , . .f . 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MOS T SCHOOL SPIRI TED Ron Thomas and Laura Smith 6. MOST INTELLIGENT Bob Bodron and Linda Porter H -103 Z FRIENDLIES T Kurt Sherrick and Sarah Carroll ' 8. M OST DEPENDABLE Ron Thomas and Andrea Willis 9. MOSTATTRACTIVE Ben Prewitt and Dee Sippel fnot picturedj IO4-H 'F . xii. fn. ,--r ..f 'Q .TTR U M W X --...... PT, - in. Q... -L. .AA Jr, I ...,,, , ' .T-HA-wg., mn. V -ip ., ,- ---li ,W 4. .ng :Ph 9. ru.. in ,,1 i ,V 1 -1 f .Z ,9n?- , 'Yr f . , .vf,,-. - ' , 7,1 ,Jn, 1' . - ' 'Tf . '.--4 I K I , . A Ax' W .Uwe 4,11 Tv - .1mJ3nF-,es.. - . X 1 V. 4 :tv ikm 2? 7 V , A5 n ' X v K' wx we w . A V M vi' - ,LwvffgsWQ2wpx, QM . 'W Aw. ,,.. k QQ W3W'9v W3 . X.,'A,,:'WW-xw., 4i'-'w'Wf'51'-cFWMNM ---H Mwr 4- ,ww ,L '-W,M,w vgdgfanzwawl' - ,,.,r:f+'fA , - - ' - .,W1q.-,Q ,,A .,.-' - 1' f-vw 1-9,31 -'W' 'QM ' Mi,--'.,.-4. . ' Wm A M iw 'w'N.w'A , .WMI .A M un-,A f Q- ,, rn., Q X KEY CLUB Alan Morris -- President David Pugh - Vice-President 1sLa Q-v Uihlilf Board of Directors: Left to Right: Jeff Grise, David Wooten, Alan Morris, Chuck Moss, Jeff Phillips. Jeff Grise - Secretary David Wooten - Chaplain The Key Club was one of the most active organizations at Briarcrest. They were greatly involved in the lg! Cl community, as well as school func- 'PAX tions. They ushered at many school events such as Junior Miss, Career Day, Parent-Teacher Fellowships, and the eighth-grade orientation. They collected money for various organizations, such as the White Cane Project for the blind, and they also collected food and money for needy families at Thanksgiving and Christmas. The Key Club was truly an asset to Briarcrest, as well as the community- Grise, Rick Vollmer, Mike Kelly, Jeff Grise, David Wooten, Gregg Hauss, Second Row: Jeff Phillips, Chuck Moss, Mark Thoeny, Shannon Pitner, Bart Newman, Kirk Kilpatrick, Randy Rhinehart, Ben Young, Jimmy Davis, Third Row: Mr. Siler, Sponsor, John Stephens, Jim Bodron, Alan Morris, Andy Childs, Kelly Hardcastle, Alan Terrill, Philip Taylor, Billy Godwin. fl If Left Right, First Row: Bob Bodron, Flon Thomas, Tommy Pilgrim, Kirk Hardy, Layn Huffman, John 'ffm , W ,. ,M .my-.,,., Key Club Sweethearts: Left to Right: Karen Craddock, Donna Tedder, Tera Stanfill, Sarah Burton, Melanie Maddox, Valerie Nelson. 106 - Honors -ri. I0 Ron Thomas - President mn- A Russel Daws -Comm. of Student Activities STUDE TCOU CIL Gregg Hauss - Vice-President .-',1,W Clay Connor - Comm. of Community Relations .ii- Lea Ann Lindholm - Secretary John Grise - Comm. of Mrs. Henderson - Sponsor Religious Life The Student Council was very active during the 1979-80 school year. They sponsored and planned such activities as Junior Miss, the Arlington Christmas party, collecting gifts for children at Christmastime, and various Homecom- ing activities. This year's student coun- cil has created new projects as well as carrying on old traditions, always with originality, initiative, and deep devotion to bettering the community and school. Honors - IO7 12? - s,q,q, ' ' ' YVLT ' . ' ' 5. 1.41 'fm .-4 Dee Sippel and Andy Childs I 1 Ginger Johnson and Robert Bruce Valerie Nelson and David Hepner Queen Lynne Williams and Mark Blumenleld Sarah Carroll and Alan Morris Betsy Fox and Ben Landess if E3 Jennifer Robinson and Bob Beck Edie Newman and Chuck Moss Anne Dewald and Ben Prewitt Callie Horton and Jerry Joyner Honors wifi, ,ia M , N, 3 4, Bngfghn ! nVUh J If .ls-.9 v 'T T' International Thespian Society The International Thespian Society is an organization honoring theatre students who have been involved with theatre and theatre arts. To be eligible for induction into the Thespians one must have at least 10 points, which stands for 100 hours of work and must have a 2.0 grade point aver- age with a 3.0 in all theatre classes. The Thespians held regular fall and spring inductions. This year the Thespians contributed much to the school. They presented a chapel program and took a field trip to Jonesboro to see a production of South Pacific. Row 1: Adele Dunham, Sec., Keith Prince, Trees., Karen Keller, clerkg Katie DuPre, Pres.: Mary Todd McKinney, Vice-Pres.g Mrs. Wrene Covington, sponsor. Row ll: Lisa Keller, Ken McKnight, Mary Jones, Kyle Legg, Shirley VanHooser, Charlie Alexander, Stephanie Bruister, Mic- helle Thomas, Andrea Willis, Lloyd Warren, Aven Pruett, David Caffey. Row Ill: Mr. Stewart, Sponsor, Lorre Bal- lard, Jimmy Trenthem, Wendy Owen, Bo Clarke, Lisa Condren, Andy Childs, Dorothy DuPre, Kathy Kee, Julie Ward, John Jones, Sloan Seier, Keith Sanford, Linda Brewer, Lynn Lee. Row IV: Jeff Mounce, Mary K. Wil- kins, Tim Bettison, Mark Lawson, Fairy Ward, Mike Por- ter, Chris Powless, Joy Finch, Angie Carr, Stacie Lamb. Honors - 'I I I Linda Porter Sheryl Baird Missy Rowland Jeff Grise Donna Ginn Bob Bodron Janet Lockett Mark Lawson Lisa Georgi Chris Moth Flon Thomas Tracy Overton Sandra Powell Debbie DeWitt Claire Stewart Leslie Clance Dana Baker Melissa Davis Janet Burris Dwana Putman I I2 - Honors TOP TWENTY SCHOLARS IUNI R MISS Q r , s f-WW g. 4 4 i M rm I 4 ,, Top Picture, Lett to Right: Contestants: Edie Newman, Vicki Little, She- ryl Baird, Regina Stone, Terri Stocke, Kathy Langely, Libby Goldschmid, Min Congeniality and Junior Miss Sarah Canoll, First Alternate Linda Porter, Dwana Putman, Amy Little, Mary Betts, Lisa Laney, Dawn Talley, Laurie Daniels, Susie Wells, Martha Armstrong. Middle Lett: First announcement of Sarah Carroll as Junior Miss. Middle Right: Mr. Clayton crowning Sarah as last year's Junior Miss, Kathy Kitabchi, looks on. Bottom Picture: Escorts: Lett to Right: Ron Thomas, Fiussell Daws, Gregg Hauss, Jeff Grise, Alan Clayton. I I 14 - Honors ! l A l i '- .. Jr. Miss? What an experi- ence! You take seventeen girls, hours of practice, jittery nerves and excitement, and you have what Jun- ior Miss is all about! The Lord really blessed us this year. We sought His will in everything we did, and all of us grew closer to the Lord and closer together because of it. We worked together as a group with one purpose in mind - to put on the best Junior Miss pageant Briarcrest has ever seen. And through the Lord's help, we did it!l - Lea Ann Lindholm, Student Council Secretary Honors -- , A Ns, 'N N. ii , f ,N Q 1. N, ,I r ,w Q, ld if ... 215. ' 4 ,.. E' 'W pas I A' Q x 6 ff -A ' H ' Qw W. ' 3 N, VW My Q ,'wMYl14'f:Q1,'ffJMJ : AAA ' 351,952 x ,A x '-3 N., ' f ' W, A M , W mmm we' -.nv mu ,,- ,..-.., '45 ,riff vi- -, Q15-Mgm , Q L 4 3 it? rl'- . A fy W 06,11 ' -ffl ' . .f LE .' .g,. ' i ' I -ah -. ...v ' A 1 61. -. buf'-s - .. 'ft . . AA .:, F' r. ' N ' xi 1 Q ,P 'z, L X . :N is :X 'Wir'-Q 1 4 W, w, - gi? cz ii W Ik'-Q 2' up , ggfw '?f'f'xy '?' , t,z.Xe3:k!,-. 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H QUEEN EDIE NEWMAN SENIORS CLASS WINNERS IUNIORS , me S. ff! r Wifi? Hr Q inrgxf Uh: fflf' av z. ,14, , 'lg ,. ' sg M A ! Iii-34 5.1 J - E fr ' H, lm , 2: . Ei 55 11.555 5531? Il n lx H11 ll u ls Fl ff Hill Jr, . A fm fx H '73 5 Y .A x A X -QA f , f 4 I 20 - Honors Lea Ann Lindholm and Gregg Hauss Freshman Winner Anna Williams F?0bir1 Davis and Robert Bruce lb H SOPHOMORES Cathy Smith Mr. Clayton congratulates the new Queen and Rick Vollmer FRESHMEN K Deanna Wilson and Alan Terrill Honors - 121 WHO'S WHO Alan Clayton - Senior. Alan has been an asset to Briarcrest in various ways. He has received many football awards, including a position on the All County and All Dis- trict Offense teams, a position on the All Metro second team, and has lettered in football for three straight years. Not only does Alan enjoy playing football, but he is president of his class, and was previously elected Teenager of the Week. He plans to attend Memphis State, where he will major in civil engineering. 9 r i 3 , fl Carol Basham - Senior. Carol has been involved in many different activities during her four years at Briarcrest. She has been actively participating in Briarcrest sports, in which she has greatly excelled. She has supported many activities in church and in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, serving as its chaplain for 3 years. She has also been involved in Student gov- ernment throughout her high school career, and she plans to continue her education at Baptist Hospital School of Nursing. 122 - Honors f firm fi lliili 1 1 s.: Sheryl Baird - Senior. Sheryl has proven herself to be an outstanding student. She is active in the National Honor Society, of which she was Vice-President, and was Editor-in-Chief of desiderata, the school literary Magazine. She was a National Merit Finalist, was the class salutatorian, and still found time to participate in Junior Miss. Sheryl will continue her studies at Vanderbilt, where she is going on an Engineering scholarship. S4 J Bob Bodron - Senior. Bob has been active in many different areas of Briarcrest life. He has excelled greatly in his studies, which led to his being inducted into the National Honor Society and becoming a National Merit Finalist. Bob, who is a member of the Key Club, played football and was very active in his church. Bob has brought much credit to his school and will go on to great success in the engineering field. 'f ri Lea Ann Lindholm - Senior. Lea Ann has been a great asset to Briarcrest throughout her entire high -school career. She has been actively involved in the student govern- ment, and was Secretary of the student government her senior year. Lea Ann, who has given much of her time to church and various service organizations, plans to study nursing at the University of Tennessee Center for the Health Sciences and practice nursing out West. Andy Childs - Senior. Andy has proven himself to be a credit to school and to the community. He has taken an active part in the theatre department at Briarcrest. He is a member of the International Thespian Society, of which he was elected Best Thespian of 1978-1979, and of the Key Club. He has served in student government for several years, and was president of his class last year. Andy spends his spare time playing musical instru- ments. He plans to attend MSU majoring in broadcasting. -4 Jeff Grise - Senior. Jeff has proved himself worthy of this honor during his four years at Briarcrest. Jeff is president of the National Honor Society, secretary of the Key club, and has served in various areas of student government. Jeff is active at Bellevue Baptist Church, where he is on the youth com- mittee and sings in the choir. He also was in the cast of the spring musi- cal, South Pacific. He plans to attend Vanderbilt and study pre-medi- cine. .Mn ,,,,.- P -... ' e-+1 3 1,4 Linda Porter- Senior. Linda has proven herself very successful in many areas of her life. Linda has excelled greatly in academics, being elected to the National Honor Society and being the valedictorian of her class. She has been active in both music and sports, as she sang in the Concert Choir, was accompanist for the Girls' Chorus, and ran both Cross Country and Track. Linda, who enjoys reading, sewing, and playing the piano, plans to become a doctor. Honors - 123 'N ,a Billy Godwin -Junior. Billy's talents have been greatly appreciated at Briarcrest. Billy has been active in both the concert choir and the band, of which he has been an officer. He is in the Key Club, where he has been elected Chaplain for the 1980-81 school year, Billy will surely be a great suc- cess as he furthers his career. Candi Love -Junior. Candi has been a very active student her first year at Briarcrest. Besides working hard at her studies, she is a member of the Jaycees and participates in the Young Life organiza- tion. Candi, who enjoys reading and arts, has contributed greatly this year, and she will cer- tainly be successful as she continues her high school career. 124 - Honors Sarah Burton - Junior. Sarah's ability as a leader has been very help- ful at Briarcrest. She has served as both sec- retary and vice-president of her class and has been chosen Secretary of the Student Coun- cil for the 1980-81 school year. She has also excelled in her academic life, recently being inducted into the National Honor Society, serving as lay-out manager of the school's lit- erary magazine, and serving as the state sec- retary of Mu Alpha Theta. Her post-high school plans include study in either the medi- cal or the mathematical fields. Chuck Bolton - Junior. Chuck has been a talented and valuable leader at Briarcrest. He has actively partici- pated in the student government and has been elected president of the Student Coun- cil for the 1980-81 school year. Chuck has participated in both football and track and is a member of the Key Club. Chuck has truly been an asset to our school. Kirk Kilpatrick - Junior. Kirk has been active in a variety of organiza tions during his past 3 years at Briarcrest. He' served as Chaplain of his class this year, and he is very active in his church. He plays foot- ball and runs track, and he is in the Key Club. Kirk, who enjoys all types of sports, has been a very valuable part of Briarcrest life, and will be a success in whatever he pursues. Anne Dewald - Junior. Anne has excelled in many activities at Briar- crest. She has been a cheerleader, a member of the Jaycees, and served in student govern- ment. She has been elected to both the foot- ball and basketball homecoming courts, and still had time to serve as a Le Bonheur teen. Anne has made a great many contributions to Briarcrest. 11 . Q 3-if ' ij' gf it .Aff , ls. A it Y ti aff 5 ,x 2 4.1: gi kv, ., W 1 ', 1 f t 'r -' tj if' ' . r . Dana Walls - Sophomore. Dana has excelled in many activities at Briar- crest. She is a member of the Scholar's Pro- gram, homeroom chaplain and secretary of the Junior Classical League. Dana enjoys hik- ing and sewing in her spare time. Her ambi- tion is to become a fashion designer. Bart Newman - Sophomore. Bart has proven himself to be a remarkable student. Not only does he do well in his stud- ies, but he also was a member of the football and track teams, Key Club, and the student government. In his spare time, he enjoys sports and scientific research. Bart hopes to further his studies at Harvard or Yale. 4 ivy, 111- 1' l. it V! xo Andy Taylor- Sophomore. Andy has been productive in both his studies and his extracurricular activities. He played on the basketball and baseball teams, and is a member of the Fellowship of Christian Ath- letes. Andy has given much time and brought honorto his school. Beth Noe - Sophomore. Beth has been a great asset to her school. She enjoys reading, swimming, and playing the piano. She has been active in several clubs, including Medical Professions, Junior Humane Society, and Junior Classical League. She was also successful in her role in South Pacific. She plans to attent UT, where she will study veterinary medicine. Anna Williams - Freshman. Anna has been very productive during her first year at Briarcrest. She is a member of Jaycees, and is active in church organiza- tions. She was elected to the basketball court, and is Captain of the Freshman Cheer- leaders. Anna, who enjoys skiing and gym- nastics, plans to study veterinary medicine at Auburn Univ. John Grise - Freshman. John has become most successful in his first year at Briarcrest. Not only was he an active participant in various church activities, but he was responsible for the position of Commis- sioner of Religious Life on student council. He also was a member of the Key Club and Bible club. John hopes to become a minister. Honors - 1 25 W e took sweet counsel together, and walked unto the house of God in company. Psalms 55 :1 4 A Y d O Q Ed D thyH nd y K K II Cindy Tidwell ACTIVITIES AND ORGANIZATIONS mu' ,H flv hw 1 :gf . if X.-gy. - vp im -. gk I wt, - Q If la' F:- 9' Atgiqfwfi X , Pictured on this page, top picture is Sheryl Baird, the desiderata editor-in-chief. The bot- tom picture is ofthe entire staff. Row 1: Eliza- beth Avery, Heidi Schneller, Randy Parker, Jimmy Trentham. Row 2: Jimmy Seuss, David Beard, Janet Locket, Sheryl Baird, Sarah Bur- ton, Linda Porter, Robin Moore, Mrs. Barks- dale, Mrs. Ramsey, Geoff Nixon. besibcredw HQ, ..- .,,.....,..wu-w---- K... ,...4 .,f ,, ,ev P . .nh 0' 1 It 4,,,-11-11111 ,nu NN' , WB mwgx ,Af l I 28 - Activities and Organizations i. I , 1' A- M .iQ xx-X 1 l i ff 8 - The top Ielt picture is of the editors, Janet Lockett, Sheryl Baird, Sarah Burton, Robin Moore, Linda Porter. The top right picture is Randy Parker, the Editorial Consultant. The middle left picture is Mrs. Ramsey, sponsor, Sheryl Baird, Mrs. Barksdale, sponsor. The middle right picture is Bryan Coffee, the Edi- torial Consultant. The bottom lett picture is the Art staff: Robin Moore, Geoff Nixon. Activities ond Organizations - 129 PAWPRI TS 'Xl A 'X H-A ,, Pictured on these two pages is the Pawprints staff. Pic- tured in the top lett photograph are the co-editors-in-chief, Debbie Dewitt and Debbie Davis. The top right picture is of Beth Robinson and Paige Daniel, who worked on the sports section, The entire Pawprints staff is at the lower right of this page: Row I: Suzanne Lindsey, Paige Daniel. Row II: Helen Nobles, Anne Everett. Row Ill: Danny Cox, Lynne Klinke. Row IV: Janice Steinmetz, Stephanie San- ders. Row V: Debbie Dewitt, Darlene Warren. Row IV: Deb- bie Davis, Beth Roberson. On the opposite page, top pic- ture, Iett to right: Randy Naylor, Danny Cox, Darlene War- ren, Janice Steinmetz, Suzanne Lindsey, Helen Nobles, Stephanie Sanders, Lynne Klinke. The middle Ielt picture is of the Business Managers: Suzanne Lindsey and Dar- lene Warren. The middle right picture is of the Editorial Editor: Danny Cox, Pictured at the lower left is the Paw- prints photographer, Janice Steinmetz. The lower right picture is Anne Everett, the typist for Pawprints. Mrs. Hilda Boyd is Pawprints Advisor. I 30 - Activities and Organizations 2 if f 3 Q has Y I If -Cf' G .-4, A N Activities and Organizations - 131 THE SAI T STAFF ,:zN.:.,7,aait-3-lat,,.gyg,:m' 3-w+,53mM , My V4 q 'B i . f !1 x . 3 .SG -. . :'- ' s V m,..,..,- nazi: I .Y I 7'1 1 .5.v-1 1 M, lx T1 i .Ig Iii' Ml, T- ,av . -.-it 3 4 A '1.3l..Jmo'.f.ln' - 'U , . 5 :xg-,:::: ' 12 sr-gp, 7 , W On this page the top left picture is of the editors, They are Dorothy Halli- day and Andrea Willis. Also pictured are Craig Moody, sports, and Mrs. King, advisor. The top right picture is of the honors editors. They are Sharon Tate, Andrea Willis, and Beth Young, The middle picture is of the classes editors. They are Melissa Davis, Suzanne Yeager, Beth 1 Young, Susan King, Sharon Tate, Cindy Tidwell, and Sheila Caballero. The bottom right picture is of the ads editors. They are Dorothy Halliday and Sheila Caballero. I 32 - Activities ond Organizations :unison-an V lm, , A. '3.hl?I:' 3 ,fi V A The lop picture is ol the entire Saintstafl. Row 1: Susan King, Suzanne Yeager, Beth Young, Dawn Talley, Dorothy Halli- day, Karen Keller. Row 2: Cindy Tidwell, Sharon Tate. Mel- issa Davis, Craig Moody, Mrs. King, Richard Martin, Sheila Caballero, Andrea Willis. The middle left picture is Dorothy Halliday, Dawn Talley, and Sheila Caballero who worked on activities and organizations, The middle right picture is Karen Keller and Sheila Caballero who worked on activities and organizations, also. The bottom loft picture are the sports editors: Row 1: Richard Martin, Craig Moody. Row 2: Suzanne Yeager, Melissa Davis. Activities ond Organizations - 133 On this page pictured at the top is the pho- tography staff: Anne Fortner, Scott Crone, Mark Lawson, Pat Tronsor, Jett Grise, Andy Cook, Steve Sadler. The middle picture is of the administration staff: Beth Young, Dawn Talley, Andrea Willis, Sheila Caballero, and Dorothy Halliday. Karen Keller, Andrea Willis, Richard Martin and Dorothy Halliday worked on the campus capers section. Q ei x...L..,. 'Y .sm-f Regina Yarbrough has been a source of inspiration to all of us this year in the Briarcrest Band. Her courage in battle with her health has served as a tremendous testimony to all of us at Briarcrest. It is with deep love and affection that we, the Briarcrest Band, dedicate our portion of the annual to our Drum Major, Regina. A Q ' P ,.LZ'. 4, jg' 'vq aka Q.. Q I Xnf ie iq., ,ax 12f 'A It ww wh ff J, N1m f0 SHN Y' A A 1 vKM:W W z a gf' 'rw EK' '35 5 5 LF' Q if an G X- ,r Wi' B my'i+ ff' Q f Y Q The top picture is of the Percussion section. Lett to right: Craig Casey, Jimmy Only, Anna Pagington, Christy Nicklas, Scott Trammell, Paul Tronsor, Shelly Allen, Kevin Statham, Fluss McWilliams, Mary Beth Cook, Tommy Thompson, Tracy Ferguson. The sec- ond picture is of the Clarinet, Lett to Right: Mark Davis, Danny Cox, Denise Vizzi, Margaret Reed, Jeff Hauss, Angela Barr, Jean Burris, Susan Only, Beth Smythe, Katie Martin, Jennifer Buchanan, David Lindsey, The middle picture is of the Trombones. Lett to Right:-3 Ralph Pagington, Philip Tay- lor, Flobert Summers, Thomas Curry, Emmett Bell, Kathy Rowell. The bottom lett picture is ofthe Tubas and Flutes. 1st Row, Lett to Right: Steve Meredith. 2nd Row: Chris Ftuleman, Wallis Sho- lar, Joe Murphy. Activities and Organizations - J- . Q. . , 1 -N,'v.K.ij'a'S5f..,s-g,g5'i1.f1 1 ,iv The middle lett picture is of the All West Band. Lett to Right, 1st Row: Russell Currey, Jean Burris, Katie Martin, Beth Smythe, Deborah Ypunt, Elise Yount, Susan Only, Chris Jones, Tim Norwood. 2nd Row: Philip Taylor, Joe Murphy, Ken Covington, Ralph Pagington, Chris Moth, Wallis Sholar, David Lindsey, Gary Mccullough, Kenneth Mealer, Cheri Theil, Kathy Rowell, Danny Cox. The middle right picture is of the All West Jazz Band. Lett to Right, 1st Row: Tim Norwood, Cheri Theil. 2nd Row: Tracy Ferguson, Mark Davis, Philip Taylor. The bottom right picture is of the All State Band. Lett to Right, 1st Row: Wallis Sholar, Joe Murphy, Elise Yount, Susan Only. The 2nd row is of the All State Orchestra. Lelt to Right: Chris Moth, Danny Cox, Deborah Yount, Tim Nor- wood, Philip Taylor QAII State Jazz Bandl. Philip Taylor - All State Jazz Band and All State Band. I38 - Activities and Organizations 'A A if ' 6 .SA 5 A EAWEMWAB 6 3 ,iii mx 5 A' fx XV'f X 5, K J ' NIJ, 1 gd jf c ,ifl X? tx W S2 N J BRIARCREST C The top picture is of the concert choir. The picture at the right is of the concert choir accompanists: Tonya Roberts, qpianojg Kevin Statham, tdrumslg Wallis Sholar, fbass guitarj, 140 - Activities and Organizations ADVANCED CHOIR Pictured at the left are the accompanists for the advanced choir: Tonya Roberts, Debbie Dewitt. The picture below is of the advanced choir. Activities and Organizations - GIRLS' CHORUS The top picture is ofthe girls' chorus. Pictured at the right is Lorre Bal- lard, the accompanist for the girls' chorus. I42 - Activities ond Organizations ALL WEST CHORUS AND ALL-STATE CHORUS The top Iett picture is of the All-West Chorus: Alan Terrill, John Jone, Chris Powless, Kim Cawthorn, Marilu Winn, Linda Hairston, Debbie Dewitt, Linda Brewer. The top right pic- ture is ofthe All-State Chorus: Alan Terrill, John Jones, John Stevens, Chris Powless, Marilu Winn, Debbie Dewitt, Linda Brewer. Pictured at the left is Mr. May. The Vocal Music Department offered a wide variety in 1979-1980, with the Advanced Chorus, the Beginning Chorus and Music Theory being offered as credit courses. Extra-curricular groups include the Concert Choir, the Girls' Chorus, and the Male Chorus. Briarcrest placed ten singers in the West Tennessee Chorus and seven in the All- State Chorus. The groups had many opportunities to sing, including concerts at numerous churches, the Federal Correctional Institution, the Tennessee Baptist Convention, and many more. The Concert Choir took its Spring Tour to New York City the week of Spring Break. Once again, this group was a very outstanding choir, and the Lord used them in a great way. A new element in the Concert Choir schedule was introduced this year: a Bible study that was totally organized and conducted by the students. This group met about every other week in the homes of various members. Tri-M completed its third year with the induction of ten new mem- bers, and F.C.M. proved to be a source of inspiration to students as various musical guests gave devotionals and musical presentations each Wednesday before school. Steve May Activities and Organizations - 143 CURRICULUM OFFICE STAFF Row 1: Steve Pesch, Suzie McCreight, Andrea Willis, Patti Jackson, Tracy Overton. Row 2: Sanford Lyon, Steve Berry, Len Brower, Jim Merz, Kirk Hardy, Phillip Vaiden. ATTENDANCE OFFICE STAFF Row 1: Liz Green, Mrs. Jackson, Terri Rober- son, Fairy Ward, Trisha Neill. Row 2: Deana Mclntyre, Beverly Foster, Renee Camp, Laura Fussel, Cindy Mainor, Kim Collins, Joy Meeks, Cindy White, Janet Lockett, Angie Carr. STUDENT ACTIVITIES OFFICE STAFF Row 1: Sara Beth Fay, Kathy Newman, Kathy K. Cawthorn, Lorre Ballard. Row 2: Kim Cawt- horn, Michelle Lard, Debbie Davis, Drenda Smeltzer, Debbie Hood. HIGH SCHOOL OFFICE STAFF Flow 1: Kathy Newman, Linda Morris, Debbie Davis. Row 2: Wendy Owen, Rachael Garrott, Melanie Myers. ATHLETIC OFFICE STAFF Coach Yancey, Debbie Court, Beth Young. Suzie Wells, Dorothy Dupree. CUIDANCE OFFICE STAFF Seated: Debbie Conners, Amber Arms, Mrs. Hay, Jan Day. Standing: Lisa Bogard, Lauren Thurmond, Suzanne Yeager, Kerry Churchill, Lisa Halford, Amy Griggs, Jane Hunt, Activities ond Orgonizctions - l45 ...T LIBRARY STAFF Row 1: Karen Keller, Deborah Mclntyre, Helen Nobles, Candi Love, Allyson White, Amy Durham, Jill Traylor, Ross Richmond, Mrs. Phillips. Row 2: MrJ Pleasants, David Mills, Ricky McKinley, Alan Bateman, Kevin Dixon, Tom Currey, John Stephens, Mike Disney, Tom Holmes, Kirk Sisk, Steve Sadler, St ven Wallis, Mark Lawson. I II MAINTENANCE STAFF Roger Johnson, Ron Hodnett, Johnny Houston sf X Q Q Q. .. . , ,V ,uf 3 V 'n 1 ' 51, CAFETERIA STAFF Row 1: Velma Currie, Jessie Wigington, Nina Williams, Pat Williams, Clemm Hill, Jean Ross. Row 2: Lorine Paige, Odell Beaty, June Houston, Pat Bake Vanita Sutherland. l46 -- Activities and Organizations CUSTODIAL STAFF 3 Father of the Bride It . as fit .x if 7. . .- T- tp. N, E , . . fi . 3 , - 4 X . .L,, FX ,. LR-I ' -if l viii i - , T ' ', ,Q - . 1 , ' V 1 , . ' 'V ' if g, -,Kg :iq i,1gf'f Qt 2? ', A ' wwf In November the Briarcrest Drama Department held its third annual Dinner Theatre. This year's produc- tion was Father of the Bride. Stu- dents in the production were David Caffey, Mr. Banks, Lisa Keller, Mrs. Banks, Wendy Owen, Kay Banks, Jeff Mounce, Buckley Dunstang Bo Clarke, Ben Banks, Charlie Alexan- der, Tommy Banks, Cindy Tidwell, Delilah, Katie DuPre, Peggy Swift, Lorre Ballard, Miss Bellamy, Michael Stewart, Mr. Massoulag Kyle Legg, Joe, Julie Ward, Mrs. Pulitzkig Randy Parrish, Red: Tim Bettison, Pete, and Joy Finch, the florist. Activities and Organizations - A I mu k 'ffxq ? ' ' '31 , '-fa. 5' w as 'J , Oy x ,N fy5i 1J'.s:ff'1 , afln.. .419 x I IX A I . . -X A ,fm . X I 1 J i ' f' , n jx . '2,f 9'1- X A 3, Q ' s ystf: v 'N 0? 215, w Xa gy SLR? -x' wg pw g V. .1 fx K M5 ,v 4 hh, ii, f 5 A. ' x M Q x A Q D ,m 4 ' -.uw A Q Rf ll 'M w. R ki V ' Q, 1 , Q' , 1 ,... xhxi. . NX ix x 'fx u': 'JX Q gm .A.a.M'wx ' X A WE2f:125TSf ww vm-1 . A if f'5lvfi5 Q3 K 5 . 1-:ff v A rfwgwg ., X . Www ws i i2 QQW' xx X N X K X 'Gu , N , a my ' 'L . f . 'vu 1-v -. . v .- .X . .I gong-- . 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The play was directed by Mrs. Wrene Covington assisted by Mr. Richard Stewart, the vocal music direction was under Mr. Steve May, while the orchestra was conducted by Mr. Terry McNatt. The art director for the play was Mrs. Elaine Neeley. Students with major roles in South Pacific included Wendy Owen as Nellie For- bush, Jeff Grise as Emile deBecque, John Stephens as Lt. Joe Cable, Edie Newman as Liat, Lorre Ballard as Bloody Mary, and Kyle Legg as Luther Billis. Other students in the production were Bo Clarke, Jeff Mounce, Michael Stewart, Richard Rose, Kelly Kitabchi, Fairy Ward, Tim Bettison, Charlie Alexander, Joe Sulli- van, Geoff Nixon, Jimmy Seuss, Keith Sanford, Jeff Phillips, Jimmy Trenthem, Ken McKnight, John Jones, Scott Haynes, Lloyd Warren, Andrew Lott, Lisa Keller, Katie DuPre, Mary Karen Armstrong, Linda Morris, Sloan Seier, Beth Noe, Michelle Lard, Lynn Lee, Penne Canada, Laura George. Crew chairmen for the production included Andrea Willis, Stage Manager, Props, Mary Jones, Tickets, Shirley Van Hooserg Publicity, Julie Ward, Program, David Caf- feyg Makeup, Mary Phillipyg Lighting, Mark Lawson, Scenery Artist, Geoff Nixon. Choreographer for the show was Sloan Seier. CHAPEL PROGRAMS dOg I. ' 'Ti-5 I 52 - Activities and Organizations Wi 'Q D- A, Qu f Www? WK- ' Q i K 9 ' s ' gf .- 5 M , , , W X1 3573 L . ,- bg . it . 'x LV.: XX 1, S6i'Q' 4 ifgg '12 4 sf,,f Q4siz,-Wlax ?ff21.gf:,ef 51, , ' 'ffm !'f fx 152 s it 6 QQ, '. AAR X Sv 3 ,-S23 ?7.1W I54 - Activities and Organizations 'ii BIBLE CLUBS -. fff' 'Qt-.flff 5f',- 'Q . V ,f ,ft -34. f.,,. - . 1-2 r e -5 'rifrfea . ' t-' ,J f ,X , , nt -- J.-. -:,. nw .L Row 1, Lett to Right: Lisa Warren, Penni Can- ada, Delaine Smith, Angie Carr, Lisa Peyton, Kelly Lewellen, Alice Hutchens, Sarah Can- non, Lynda Williams, Keith Prince, Katie DuPree, Gay Hurt, Dorothy DuPre, Billy Pick- ens, Dana Rendall, Beth Lawrence, Beverly Foster, Lauralan Terrill, Linda Adams, Susan Herndon, Lisa Reitz. Row 2, Lett to Right: Carla Patton, Darren Raley, Kathy Cawthorn, Jeff Hauss, Curtis Johnsey, Dawn Upshaw, Dana Bennett, Meredith Berry, Angie Dohogne, Karen White, Anita Curl. Row 3, Lett to Right: Kim Cawthorn, Claudia Barron, Debbie Hood, Leslie Long, Kathy Kee, Sharon Ajax, Laura Berry, Carol Thomas, Lea Ann Lindholm, Dawn Talley, Kathy Pearson, Anne Vollmer, Gaye Gould, Susan Dunbar, Martha Armstrong, Russell Daws, David Sheely, Bart Newman. Row 4, Lett to Right: Karen Regel, Lisa O'Neil, Laurie Pittman, David Hanks, David Mills, Mark Dickson, Ed Avery, Elizabeth Avery, Suzy McCreight, Tim Harrelson, Mark Parrish, Rob Richardson, Julie Howard, Kelly Myrick, Les McBride, Tim Sweatt, Kurt Dismukes, Ben Koonts, John Mannon, Todd Hughes, Bill Hugo, Mrs. Gam- ble, John Stephens, Kenny Holmes, Alan Morris, Brad Coolidge, Jeff Parrish, Kirk Kil- patrick, John Tosh, Bill Wilkerson, Gregg Hauss, Katherine Hume, Joey Stewart, Charla Fee, Hunter Barcroft, Wes Brewer, Courtney Bandy, Dorothy Halliday, Cindy Dwight, Kim Kuns, Ann Fortner, David Wooten, Richard Dunlap, Jennifer Daniel, Andy Cashion, Kathy Ross. Row 1, Lett to Right: Lynne Williams, Chuck Bolton, Lindy Perkins, Linda Morris, Mr. Ber- ner. Row 2, Lett to Right: Karen Keller, Geoff Nixon, Stacy Patton, Ginger Johnson, Fairy Ward, Cannie Maples, Anne Dewald, Darlene Warren. Row 3, Lett to Right: Donna Mclntyre, Cindy Mainor, Mark Richmond, Joey Stewart, John Goodman, Betsy Fox, Kelly Gurene. Row 4, Lett to Right: Debbie Ebbers, Denise Wear, Jeff Jumper, Suzanne Lindsay, Creig Casey, Marshall Cates, Rich- ard Baird. Row 5, Lett to Right: Tracy Ingram, Tracy Captino, Myna Bradley, Karen Sisson, Lynda Wilfong, Janice Steinmetz, Mark Put- nam. Row 6, Lett to Right: Lynn Chiles, Lisa Halford, Andy Cashion, Activities and Organizations -155 Row 1, Lett to Right: Kathy Ross, Alan Morris, David Wooten, Mr. Lewis, Ben Koonts. Row 2, Lett to Right: Ann Fortner, Becky Rogers, Chris Powless, Chris Roemer, Dana Owen, Danny Boling, Diane Woods, Ken McKnight, Denise Enoch, John Mannon. Row 3, Lett to Right: Lynn Lee, Missy Roberts, Lynn Davis, Lisa Bogard, Amber Armes, Becky Blackmon, Laura Farris, Julie Apple, Lisa Lord, Dan Hol- loway, Larry Donelson, Audrey Thompson, Marcy Dunlap. Row 4, Lett to Right: Suzanne Prince, Melody Allen, Debbie Court, Jody Wil- son, Mary Karen Armstrong, Reagan Murray, Joni Beaty, Rachel Garrot, Bebby Rogers, Mike Kelley. Row 5, Lett to Right: Stacey Orr, Barbie Smith, Ricky Beck, Jim Wilford, John Grise, Shanley Wells, Stacey Sheppard, Craig Moody, Phil Thomas. Row 1, Lett to Right: Sarah Burton, Randy Parker, Jerry Goin, Chuck Bolton. Row 2, Lett to Right: Lorrie Grissom, Macil Montgomery, Edie Newman, Janice Cowsert, Kathy Thorn- burg, Abbe James, Wendy Owen, Ginger Johnson, Angie Doty, Stephanie Sanders, Leslie Soldan, Jan Bryan, Mr. Loden. Row 3, Lett to Right: Helen Holmes, Kathy Black, Laurie Daniel, Laura Berry, Lisa Foppiano, Holly Crim, Scott Haynes, Dwana Putnam, Thomas Holmes, Joy Finch, Leigh Payne, Suzanne Yeager, Karen Craddock. Row 4, Lett to Right: Len Brower, Rebecca Murphy, Diane Kosten, Ann Davidson, Chris Town- shend, Denise Vizzi, Sally Vogelsong, Jo Thornton, Peggy Warren, Sharon Tate, Mela- nie Maddox, John Marr, Carmen Kelley, Piper Buster. Row 5, Lett to Right: Thomas Nor- wood, Mary Faidley, Debbie DeWitt, Robin Stalls, Sandra Glenn, Gina Foster, Jet Thomas, Tim Parrish, Jimmy Davis, Tim Threkeld, Ron Thomas, Susan Authement, Kenny Holmes, Bill Hugo. 156 - Activities ond Organizations BIBLE CLUBS SECRETARIAL CLUB IU IOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE Q 31 it 5 E 5' s Q . ,. . 1 Lett to Right: Regina Stone, Tracy McCaleb, Tina Ivey, Claire Debbie Maddox, Debbie Hardison, Abbe James, Joy Sherry Carolyn Morris, Martha Armstrong, Laura Higdon, Diane Wilcox, ena Hurdle, Lisa Hawkes, Mrs. McEver, Mrs. Melvin. Row 2, Lett to ight: Connie Aratu, Susan Field, Anne Everett, Cindy Galloway, Cindy eeves, Susan Schippmann, Jo Ellen Robbins, Mindy Benson, Joyce hackleford, Gail Manning, Brenda Black, Kay Anthony, Connie Dor- ough, Debbie Cooper, Gay Hurt. ' Row 1, Top to Bottom: Boo Hildebrand, Claire Peeler, Gwynne Sensing, Angela Hinson, Brian Butler, Bill Green, Mike Disney, Dwana Putman, Helen Holmes, Mark Pugh, Cliff Davis, Greg Galvin, Jimmy Sexton, Reagon Murray, Courtney Bandy, Shannon Sensing, Jeff Jones, Ken McKnight, David Geer, Chip Russell, Patti Jackson, Beth Smythe, Katie Martin, Connie Childress, Dana Walls, Jimmy Seuss. Row 2, Top to Bot- tom: Jan Taylor, Shari Losa, Kathy Tanner, Alisa McCleary, Jimmy D. Davis, John Freeman, Ross Richmond, Keith McKnight, Doug Spark- mann, Carrie Stetler, Mr. Duff. Cnot pictured: Mark Thomasj Activities and Organizations -- Row 1, Lett to Right: Mrs. Ramsey, Debbie Davis, Andrea Willis, Carol Bas- ham, Mike Drake. Row 2, Lett to Right: Kirk Hardy, Lisa Keller, Deborah Mclntyre, Chris Powless, Dana Baker, Jimmy Seuss, Jimmy Rout, Suzie Wells. Row 3, Lett to Right: Steve Brown, Mary Faidley, Alexia Stanley, Barbara McMillin, Phil Maclin, Flon Covington, Mrs. Barksdale. FI E ARTS CLUB PSYCHOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGY CLUB Row 1, Lett to Right: Laura Higgins, Darrell Stacey, Scott Bryant, Tommy Pullen, Flandy Dunn, Philip Vaiden, Steve Patrick. Row 2, Lett to Right: Mr. Loden, Sarah Carroll, Kelly Hatmaker, Kim Fruitt, Cindy Louis, Patty Cooper, David Calhoun, Karl Fowler, Mark Ful- bright, Greg Russell. Row 3, Lett to Right: Jennifer Buchanan, Debbie Campbell, Liz Green, Michelle Wright, Laurie Winton, Sally Vogelsong, Den- ise Vizzi, Lisa Carrington, Janice Cow- sert, Vicki Pope, Kathy Langley, Kathy Rowell, Susan Griesbaum, Debbie Beard. 158 - Activities ond Organizations .Wuft A GREEN PEPPERS: XI AND XII GRADES GREEN PEPPERS: IX AND X GRADES BOYS' FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIA ATHLETE Row 1, Lett to Right: Jeff Pearson, John Wilfong, Andy Taylor, Mark Daniel, Gregg Hauss, Hunter Bar- croft, Andy Field, Mike Kelley, David Sheely. Row 2, Lett to Right: Tim Sweatt, Rice Byars, Phil Thomas, Jim Bodron, Ben Young, Ricky Beck, Brad Coolidge, Bob Bodron, GIRLS FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES Row 1, Lett to Right: Carol Basham, Susan Dunbar, Kathy New- man. Row 2, Lett to Right: Linda Pierce, Lisa Pretsch, Sherri Koonts, Boo Hildeb- rand, Lisa Turner, Lauren Thurmond, Leslie Thornton, Gail Jones, Laura Wunder- lich. Row 3, Lelt to Right: Carol Daubs, Robin McFalI, Kellie Griffith, Elizabeth Tosh, Alice Adams, Libby Goldschmid, Carol Hooker, Sarah Carroll, Delaine Smith, Leigh Rowell, Dawn Johnston, Tracy Cole- man. Row 4, Lett to Right: Miss Roach, Laura Fussell, Sharon Pilgrim, Beht Johnson, Laura Ftiggins, Cheri Theil, Kathy Rowell, Linda Porter, Beth Ward, Paige Newman, Lauralan Terrill, Louise Long, Beth Walthal, Kate Free- man. 160 - Activities and Organizations CRAFT CLUB, WEEK I CRAFT CLUB, WEEK II ART CLUB Row 1, Lett to Right: Margaret Reed, Liz Green, Robbie McDaniel, Jill Traylor, Laura Jolly. Row 2, Lett to Right: Mrs. Hudson, Ally- son White, Sherry Sparks, Kris Tabe, Carol Thomas, Lori Mason, Jennifer Boggs, Leigh Ann Jordan, Melanie Kennedy. Row 1, Lett to Right: Caren Black, Kathy Thornburg, Sandra Glenn, Kitty Vernor, Rob- ert Burns, Paige Stacks. Row 2, Lett to Right: Clay Morgan, George Handwerker, David Cannon, Kathy Floss, Christine Morrow, Heather Hendren, Jennifer Erwin, Danny Ison, John Daniel. Row 3, Lett to Right: Tad Torres, Steve Lawson, Suzanne Evans, Dana Williams, Demitra Demopaulos, Valerie Mcmahon, Mike Yagar, Allen Helms. Row 4, Lett to Right: Mike Garey, Amy Durham, Alan Holloway, Denise Mclntyre, Tammy Coleman, Scott Davis, Susan Greer, Mrs. Joyner, Mrs. Hudson. Row 1, Lett to Right: Kellye Branson, Angela Barr, Mark Putman, Flobin Moore, Geoff Nixon, Christy Nicklaus, Cheryl Wood, Greg Nixon. Row 2, Lett to Right: Jenny Goforth, Kristie Hawkes, Tracy Jones, Teri DiMeglio, Lynn Van Hooser, Aubrey Brown, Adrienne Henson, Margaret Hayes, John Hundley, Paige Stacks, Heather Herndren. Row 3, Lett to Right: Todd Neyman, Flonald Covington, Collins Dillard, Gina Dye, Buddy Mayo, Kevin McNeese, Byron Spencer, Mike Yagar, John Marston. Activities and Organizations - lol FELLCWSHIP OF CHRISTIA CHEERLEADERS Row 1, Lett to Right: Allyson Burroughs, Lynda Williams, Laurie Wilson, Angie Dohogne, Laura Smith, Val- erie Nelson, Sloan Seier, Laurie Creson. Row 2, Lett to Right: Betsy Fox, Anne Dewald, Cathy Smith, Calli Horton, Lindy Perkins, Mar- gie Snider, Lisa Warren, Donna Hausmann, Denise Wear, Stacia Flollison. Row 3, Lett to Right: Kelly Bolton, Laura James, Anna Williams, Deana Wilson, Piper Pesnell, Mary Van Dyke, Sheila Sala- bor, Robin Farnham, Cindy Leath. x CHESS CLUB l62 - Activities and Organizations FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIA MUSICIA S Row 1, Lett to Right: Angela Barr, Lorre Bal- lard, Lisa Keller, Dorothy DuPre, Billy Godwin, Myna Bradley, Beth Smythe, Katie Martin, Andrea Willis, Mark Palmer. Row 2, Lett to Right: Jeff Hauss, Kim Cawthorn, Joni Beatty, Amy Little, Kevin Stat- ham, Jodie Broussard, John Jones, Keith San- ford, Jimmy Seuss. Row 3, Lett to Right: Jean Bur- ris, Kathy Kee, Becky Rogers, Chris Powless, Susie Wells, Shari Smith, Debbie Cooper, Denise Vizzi, Danny Cox, Mr. May. TENNESSEE TU ORROW CLUB Row 1, Lett to Right: Mary Faidley, Miss Hamner, Randy Parker, Jimmy Rout, Bryan Coffee. Row 2, Lett to Right: Jimmy Seuss, Heidi Schneller, Mark Parrish, Cindy White, Linda Wilfong, Gina Keith, Chris Pow- less, Fairy Ward, Lisa McMinn. Row 3, Lett to Right: Larry Donelson, Emmett Bell, Joe Kent, Sharon Tate, Jennifer Buchanan. Activities and Organizations -- 163 Row 1, Lett to Right: Darlene Warren, Lynn Gates, Libby White, Helen Nobles, Elaine Schmeisser, Amy Cannon. Flow 2, Left to Right: Kristy Tooms, Laurie Theobald, Leslie Clance, Tina Taylor, Angela Tase, Lelia Bell, Lynne Klinke. Row 3, Left to Right: Sandy Long, Janice Steinmetz, Cindy Tidwell, Michelle Trammell, Kathy Langley, Lisa Pearson, Emmett Bell, Eddie Baker. 164 - Activities and Organizations IU IOR CIVITA 'x 00009, IAYCEES NW FG J Q' ,f SPEECH CL B Row 1, Lett to Right: Mary Ring, Mary Bess Moore, David Caffey, Tim Bettison, Aven Pruett, Julie Ward, Laurie Richmond, Stacia Rol- lison. Row 2, Lett to Right: Mr. Stewart, Joy Finch, Lisa Ragen, Suzie Skaggs, Lynne Klinke, Audrey Thompson, Katrina Phillips, Angela Barr, Cindy Tidwell, Mrs. Covington. Row 3, Lett to Flight: Charlie Alexander, Daryl Davis, Todd Creasy, Bo Clarke, Andy Childs, Mike Kelley, Kyle Legg, Cliff Pulliam, Ken McKnight. R X , T A ' if ' .1 f 1 IB ST.. I 3 , J- ., ,I I U rl di -l--1 Activities and Organizations - 165 MU ALPHA THETA Row 1, Lett to Right: Mrs. Lechleiter, Mrs. Trim, Jet Thomas, Kevin Car- ter, Keith Tulley, Jeff Grise, Vicki Little, Bob Bodron, David Pugh, Wendy Owen, Bruce A. Martin, Ken Patton, Keith Sanford, Drenda Smeltzer, Becka Petry, Susan Priddy. Row 2, Lett to Right: Lisa Keller, Susan Kimball, Liz Gillentine, Mark Lawson, Mike Disney, Jimmy D. Davis, Robert Freeman, Tom Holmes, Ron Thomas, Len Brower, Mary Faidley, Laurie Dowell, Randy Naylor, Kirk Hardy, Rebecca Murphy, Barbie Smith. Row 3, Lett to Right: Laurie Wilson, Sarah Burton, Claire Stewart, Libby Goldschmid, Suzie Wells, Steve Barry, Jim Bodron, Chris Moth, Danny Cox, Lee Ann Karn, Piper Buster, Carmen Kelley, Keith McKnight, Cynthia Worthington. Row 4, Lett to Right: Cathy Newman, Missy Rowland, Sharon Tate, U ALPHA THETA ASSOC. Linda Porter, Dwana Putnam, Sheryl Baird, Mark Thoeny, Tommy Pil- grim, Jody Wilson, Sandy Powell, Janet Lockett, Lisa Georgi, Sarah Ebbers, Rhonda Hubbard, Adrienne Henson. Row 5, Lett to Right: Rob Peeples, Drew Murphy, Billy Godwin, Tom Currey, Clay Thurmond, Steve Williamson, Andy Simonton, Jeff Mech, Jo Thornton, Darren Metz, Beth Dumas, Donna Ginn. Associate members are, left to right, Scott Haynes, Valerie Nelson, Andy Taylor. 166 - Activities and Organizations MEDICAL PROFESSIO SCL B SCIE CE CLUB ASTRONCMY CLUB Row 1, Lett to Right: Ricky Beck, Mark White- head. Row 2, Lett to Right: Mark Palmer, Brad Apple, Mike Eaton, Boo Hildebrand, Mychelie Thomas, Sharon Strain, Alan Eubanks, Eddie Price, Larry Prislovsky, Chris Jones, Brian Jones, Mark Replogle, Dave Lewis, Travis Miller, Breant Thomas, Thomas McPherson. Row 3, Lett to Right: Carl Osborne, Paul Tron- sor, John P, Oliver, Robert Summers, David Lindsey, Bob Conrad, Michael Hamrick, Henry Allen. Left to Right: Mike Beaumont, Tom Currey, Mike Disney. Mr. Byles, Sanford Lyon, Chip Crook. Activities ond Organizations - 167 Row 1, Lett to Right: Kevin Dixon, Steven Wallis, Mark Dick- son, David Mills, Ross Rich- mond, Russell Currey, Scott Adams. Row 2, Left to Right: David Sheely, David lvy, Doug Sander, David Neill, David Rich- ardson, Tim Chandler, Chip Russell, Richard Baird, David Beard. Row 3, Lett to Right: Mrs. Pleasants, Rob Richardson, John Stratton, Ricky McKinley, Kenneth Mealer, Mark Lawson, Tom Currey, Alan Bateman. Row 1, Left to Right: Kenneth Eubanks, Ron Burlison, Kyle Holley, Sanford Lyon, Tommy Richmond, Suzy Quinlan, Becky Sharpe, Jeff Green. Row 2, Left to Right: Tina Fortune, Georgia Golindez, Kevin Dixon, Law- rence Walthal, Clay Moorman, Lee Bateman, John Ballinger, Andy Cook, Laura Lee, Debbie Allen. Row 3, Left to Right: Lisa Terhune, Gina Dye, Michael Hays, Jerry Fisher, Joe Watkins, Steve Pickens, Mark Atkinson, Stewart Vowell, Robert Street, Bryan Coffey, Alex Clevenger. Row 4, Lett to Right: Leonard McKinnon, Jimmy Wilford, David Perdue, Doug Sparkman, Thomas Love, Paul Pearson, Bill Johns. 168 - Activities ond Organizations AUDIO VISUAL CLUB 'New PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB FUTURE TEACHERS FUTUREE GI EERS . Row 1, Lett to Right: Jean Burris, Kathy Cawt- horn, Suzanne Lindsay. Row 2, Lett to Right: Anita Morton, Anna Pagington, Michele Blackwell, Kim Heath, Julie Howard, Dorothy Halliday. Row 1, Lett to Right: Mark Gstohl, Larry Pris- Iovski, Mark Pugh, Rod Herring, David Per- due, Tim Whitehorn. Row 2, Lett to Right: John Raymond, John Oliver, Robert Lax, Bob Lytle, Frank Corkren, Phil Anthony, Kevin Statham, Keith McKnight. Activities ond Organizations - 169 FUTURE BUSI ESS LEADERS OF Row 1, Lett to Right: Tina Taylor, Rice Byars, Ben Landess, Cindy Galloway, Laurie Daniel, Laurie Weller, Donnie Windham, Mrs. Farrow. Row 2, Lett to Right: Suzanne Crawledy, Elizabeth Taylor, Heidi Schneller, Carol Wilson, Donna Teddor, Debbie Maddox, John Foster, Debbie Connors, Brenda Black, Gail Manning, Donna Walker, Lisa Foppiano, Sherry Smith, Stacey Orr. Row 3, Lett to Right: Lisa Lax, Carol Langley, Sandy Long, Joy Shackelford, Jo Ellen Rob- erts, John Gaudy, Gordon Crisp, Jett Golden, Pat Wilburn, Mark Orman, Richard Rose, Tina Ivey, Regina Stone, Cindy Callicut, Beth Young. Row 4, Lett to Right: David Palmer, Chris Roemer, Frank Corkren, Ben Wright, Perry Wilburn, Jerry Joy- ner, Wes Ellis, Bob Curl, William McBride, Brian Brooks, Kay Anthony. AMERICA IU IORHUMA ESOCIETY 950 l70 - Activities ond Organizations i 5 l I I FRE CH CL B ,QENVQQ , ' W. xi -if ?f ifSPM - , iw., ' ig SPA ISH CLUB 1'-WMF' 1: My J., ..,.,-5.1 Row 1, Lett to Right: Cole Nichols, Beth Dugan, Betsy Pankey, Lisa Pretsch, Tara Steepleton, Beth Noe, Carolyn Morris, Mrs. Blackwell, Karen White. Row 2, Lett to Right: Martha Ellis, Mary Todd McKinney, Cammy Olds, Melanie Myers, Karen Vincent, Margo White. Row 1, Lett to Right: Kyle Aylor, Kelly Jones, La Argentinena, Bart Newman, Mrs. Sandlin. Row 2, Lett to Right: Lis McBride, Sue Troyer, Drew Murphy, Rita Campbell, Billy Pickens. Activities ond Organizations - I 71 WATER SKI CLUB Qea dOg 9 l YY PARE T LEADERSHIP 'H- A xx, x . i 22,1 YP. . g 4 xi- H J'-s :wi S A . I 5,9 X ,f an K4 Joseph A. Clayton Dr. Tom Hi s Sgr F. SecondaryPrincipaI Presidentof . . Mr. Ned Hauss resident of Golden Saints Mr. Tom Freels President of Band Boosters f x -- an if i ,,..v , i ff Lett to Right: Mr, Tom Freels, Dr, Tom Higgs, Mr. Ned Hauss, Mr. Clayton. Activities and Organizations - 173 KF art! GYII BYU artl arll BIN art! 8r1I artl artl ar!! TRAVEL f ',i P TMI J . ,' ,N QF .,fw',r - Q , ,S .9 ? ae, W v vi' . 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CDIQCODDCU ZOID4r'I'h VARSITY CHEERLEADERS CLIMB TO THE TOP The Varsity Cheerleading squad received many hon- ors. They placed third in the Mid-South fair competition, they were first alternate in the district championships and second alternate in the regional championships. The captain, Laura Smith, was a Mid-South cheerleader. This was a superior squad. Opposite page - top - Row I: Anne Dewald, Denise Wear, Laurie Wil- son, Stacia Ftollison, Betsy Fox. Row ll: Valerie Nelson, Sloan Seier, Allyson Burroughs, Laurie Creson. Row III: Angie Dohogne, Laura Smith, Lynda Williams. Sports- 181 8 ALL SPORTS BANQUET 2 - Sports if X K+. V 6 X as ,,, , 4.X'n ' x wi Y X - A 5 A Wie. ' M, . 4 HZ Wi! cw Vu , E L ah. m I ,ii Q I , , ,.'nX. X v 'Y ' , . 1 4 I ow , . ,, 'Qu , ,nm . x , 'I .UM ' J sq f f'fz,,w m ,xx Uk? 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I .a. f' , J , X. 1 'i N sg- S 'if g -.., ,4 ,L ,Q Qi QV ' yr + S gf Q , N, 'A a 'N ii ,Q ,, .l...., SJ., 'Z H --. ,,,' Q46 1 M X. 5275, LR si , k Q.. x f Q 5, L-Ng 12-wwf if QA Q Nh fx N- I v 5 ..--f ff ,nal A x ,f his .. .ar Q, T X lr I Q 'xx ,I 4 7 .J ' x 9 ...I .r 'LN .QQ el... Bobby Raggio Mike Kelley Lee Nanney Steve Bolton N W Flunningbacks and Quarterbacks wf Chuck Bolton Jim Klepper ,MLS Sam Jordon Bart Newman Mark Orman Jell Gore IV' Sporls - 19 Scott Perry Jett Parish Rice Byars Mike Payne I 96 - Sports vwmzp XM fy Defensive Backs TA 'W A I Kirk Kilpatrick Kelly Crutcher Rusty Vollmer . -.4-l. o 'W , 11 P Barry Johnson Jim Bodron Mike Porler .,A 'ix A .L ,v ' ,n .4 4 1 l Q ' 78 ,, S A58 .jf ,ug A e' X- Q ia fav .Q :I X 1 +5 P N .N J 5' 'i 'E f' 2K E91 'pf' STJN f- 321 I 1 Z P' iw' Ben Young 4 Dave Lewis 'vu Chip Taylor Iyf Jimmy Rinehari 198 - Sports 'O-5s Richard Dismukes Rick Vollmer Steve Webb 'B -E QQ! J, fl! um! Linebackers and Defensive Ends Andy Ruleman Jim Wilford Tommy Burross Gary Willord Randy Turner Alan Underwood David Wiles Paul Dunbar- Trainer Receivers Eddie Barton - Manager Sporis tnfvfv 5 . 4 4 si, , K- f D, X R K . ' ' ,W . .-L WI , I ,T - K , in-'Q . 4- ' . , kv ' 4 m:w4 -rw w f fffljfw l m -'W K xy Ji, V Q Q ....4.-wig' F - - i - .vw f . N , . X 1 'K W 3355 . ', xx-If ,bxqgftnm i ' -fn. Abi fx, x 5 k .. wi, .. P 4' Tk N'2fgM XM?'2. wl'i'Y-T f Q . 4, X i K iiyi-A .., wh . Q f -N y FRESHMAN FOGTBALL Ax'f. Coach Sam Wamble and Asst. Coach Jerry Flanigan. The 1979 Freshman Football Team began its season and ended its season on a discouraging note. in between losses, the baby Saints rolled up five consecutive vic- tories and finished the season with a 5-2 record. The team was composed of a group of young men who were willing to make the supreme sacrifice of personal gains for the betterment of the team, and showed a lot of poise and class during the season. They, as a group, should make a strong contribution to the Varsity Football pro- gram to come. Sports - IUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The Junior Varsity Cheerleading squad consisted of Sophomores. The squad did a lot throughout the year. They cheered at the pep rallies with the Varsity cheer- leaders, sent cupcakes and Secret Admirer flowers to the J.V. basketball team. They won first place in the J.V. divi- sion of the Mid-South Fair competition, second at the UCA summer camp, and they rated superior in the UCA Regionals at Memphis State. The J.V. squad was truly outstanding. F Captain: Lisa Warren ' ' Row I: Lisa Warren, Calli Horton, Cathy Smith. Row ll: Donna Haus- mann, Margie Snider, Lindy Perkins. Co-Captain: Cathy Smith 202 - Sports FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS The freshman cheerleading squad did an excellent job this year: They won first place at the Mid-South Fair com- petition, they placed Superior at the Regional Competi- tion, and they also won a Superior trophy and ribbons at the U.C.A. summer camp at Ole Miss. The freshman cheerleaders organized the freshman pep rallies, and for the last freshman football team they decorated the foot- ball players' Iockers. Ms. Joy was the sponsor. Row I: Laura James. Row Il: Kelly Bolton, Deana Wilson, Mary Van Dyke, Sheila Salabor, Anna Williams, Robin Farnham. Captain: Anna Williams Co-Captain: Sheila Salabor Sports - 203 BRIARCREST VARSITY VULLEYBALL The Varsity Volleyball team was exceptionally outstanding this year. Their record was 13- 1 in the district and 25-3 over- all. They placed second in both the regional and district tour- naments. AII of the girls' com- bined effort proved profitable. The team grew as friends, teammates, and Christians. They were truly an inspiration. Row I: Delaine Smith, Gail Jones, Kathy Newman, Joni Beaty, Laura Ingram, Clair Stewart, Laura Riggins. Row II: Beth Johnson, Libby Goldsch- mid, Beth Walthal, Kate Freeman, Lisa Woolfolk, Jennifer Dodge, Carol Bas- ham, Lawrence Walthal, Coach Wat- son. 1 Qu- flight yi i tygvufi- Coach, Sharon Watson 204 - Sports lAR 'll - Manager, Lawrence Walthal Carol Basham, Team Captain 54 xx km .-14 V416 Q w...' A 4 rf' ki sg? x 'cl 4 Q 'ii' s , Q4 3 4 'Milli all 3 ' ' Carol Hooker has been an out- standing contribution to Briarcrest Volleyball for the past four years. Her statistics speak for themselves. 1976: 1977: 1978: 1979 Briarcrest Most Valuable Player Briarcrest Most Valuable Player, All District Briarcrest Most Valuable Player, All District, Most Valu- able Player - Regional Tour- nament Briarcrest Best Offensive, Most Valuable Player - Dis- trict Tournament, All District, All Regional Bottom Left: Carol Basham received the Team Captain award at the Fall Sports Ban- quet. Bottom Right: Carol Hooker received the Best Offensive Player award at the Fall Sports Banquet. l f ,,...-- -muy. Carol Hooker Lisa Woollolk Best Offensive 206 - Sports 3' ? . 21412211201 3,7114 v ' r- as f 0 I . 6 if 23 S: Q 3 fx fix ggi 2 ff A -4, 3 gf x ! f1 2 . 5 gif SN 1 L BOYS' CROSS COUNTRY CROSS COUNTRY The Cross Country team showed steady improvement throughout the season with many important team and individual accomplishments. The team's only senior member Tommy Pilgrim provided leadership and inspira- tion to the younger team members and was elected team captain. Most valuable team member was Paul Dunbar, and Most improved team member was Adam Cartwright. The experience of this season will provide an excellent foundation for a strong and successful season next year. Row I: Adam Cartright, Bert Seaton, Deryl Davis, Tommy Pilgram, Paul Dunbar. Row II: Dan Halloway, Scott Miles, David Harris, Doug Jasper, Layn Huffman, Eric Gardner, Mr. Siler. 208 - Sports Coach Larry Siler X : K . Q W 3 2 , . S, fsw ' QQ I fri r 5 t fi Adam Cariright Bert Seaton --6 . 1 gy 1' Y A S ' yi 1' afgx C .P 'rf GA 'D 3 Di Paul Dunbar Dan Halloway .QQ gy Q'. 5, Deryl Davis Tommy Pilgram SFMTS Scoti Miles Davld Hams N A x 1 A L lfagmf6r ,H D! D f 5 1 I fx J X Q , K Q Q f' J' R 3 V D I, m - L.. i g .- i .x:Z,N 7 Doug Jasper Layn Hutfman Eric Gardner Sp I-2 O G I Cross Country was a very grueling R sport. In an average practice, the girls ran 5 miles. A race consisted of L running 2 miles. This sport took alot S of endurance and hard work. It took a special person to be able to run cross country. These girls should be commended for their effort and hard work. C R O S S C O U N T R Y Coach Linda Marler Row I: Linda Porter, Susan Dunbar, Paige Newman. Row ll: Debbie Davis, Beth Ward, Lauralan Terrill. Not Pictured: Amy Griggs, 6 Debbie Davis Susan Dunbar Amy Griggs Team Captain 210 - Sports RC Q52 Q4 Beth Ward E' j,ARLf,i'?f Y -an J' gif A 2 xir-RCHPA Linda Porter Lauralan Terrill Most Valuable Runner l e v' fo -1 ' u V s , e e l W . lk Kihk A I y n: t .... . M. - ..X X X ,L A f in i 1 . 'Q 1 , P 1 , Q V 'Q u .. X .x-: 1 - Nm? ' N' Nea, K .' 5 ' ' VV ' 759 3 H2 Linda Porter received the Most Valuable Runner award during the Fall Sports Banquet. Sporls - 211 VARSITY BASKETBALL This season was one of the most enjoyable seasons that I have ever experienced. This team was totally dedi- cated to being the best that they could be. There were many high points during the season, some of which were victories over Christian Brothers, Covington, Bartlett, Overton, MUS, and Germantown. The successful season can be attributed to the fine leadership provided by sen- iors Brad Coolidge, Kelly Hardcastle, Craig Moody, Alan Morris, David Newman, Jeff Phillips, and Jet Thomas. These tremendous young men provided not only physical and mental leadership, but also spiritual leadership. Briarcrest and the parents of these young men can be proud and thankful for the class, the competitive spirit, the desire, the dedication, and the Christian witness that these young men demonstrated this season. This team wanted to bring honor and glory to God, and they did just that. I want to thank each team member and his parents for a great season. Coach Holman 2l2 - Sports Coach Walt Holman ' v F I ,. A LL.. . :A -.5 ' -...- . 1 l Jell Phillips David Newman Brad Coolidge Jet Thomas Kelly Hardcaslle Alan Morris Steve Williamson Andy Simonlon .... iN xr- , '93 . .... ' J., ..-1-1 ......1-- L 1 l l r S1 Joe Kent Tim Dulin Craig Moody Row 1: Coach Hol- man. Row 2: Scott New- man, Vince Smith, Gary Gorham, Brad Parmly, Phillip Thomas, Kelly Myrick, Paul Bishop, Jack Peel, Andy Taylor, Mark McCoy. Steve Scott, John Goodman, Bobby Woods, Edwin Avery, Bryan Butler, Brian Hayhurst, John Wilfong, John Maki. Not Pictured: Coach Yancey. 214-Sports UNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM fx R ,,,,-V .,,-X X' r ' V, .'.' -rf: Head Coach - Jerry Flanagan Asst. Coach - Sam Wamble 1979-80 Varsity Wrestling Team The Varsity Wrestlers struggled throughout most of the season. The team lacked experience at many positions and also had several key injuries. The team as a whole did progress and became stronger by the season's end, and they were much more competitive. Several wrestlers did well in the District Tournament and then advanced into the Regionals. Bob Adams was the team captain and finished high in the Regional Tournament. By sea- son's end, the team had gained the experience needed to be more com- petitive in the upcoming season and should represent Briarcrest well. Sports -- GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL This year's girls' varsity basketball team has accomplished much. They won a total of 17 games and reached the semi-finals of the regional tournament. This team gained much this year. They were described by their coach as being very unselfish, close-knit and team-coordinated. They attributed many things to the Briarcrest sports program. Row 1: Coach Bill Maclin. Row 2: Teresa Faulk, Susan Dunbar, Cheri Theil, Alice Adams, Carol Basham, Beth Johnson, Kate Freeman, Beth Walthal, Lisa Woolfolk, Lauralan Terrill, Delaine Smith, Denise Gentry, Laura Riggins, Anita Morton, Manager. Not Pictured: Jennifer Dodge. 216-Sports ,OA 'fa I -25 A Yif . Q5 5 f , R 1 iii QU W .Xl A iL1 i :L -12. i 1 4 5 f' x x 55 v X S?: 5'y 4 ' ,. 3. 'Y 9 , 5 Q ,Q W, ,. Lisa W - '10 1 1 X' ' 5 QW G A W TRACK ...,....,g, --Gig -4-...-.. ix at Row 1, Lett to Right: Greg? Hauss, Mike Parrish, Kirk Kilpatrick, Mike Kelley, Gavin Weldon, Alan Terrill, Bang Wiltcher. Row 2, Lett to Right: Marl Misner, Tripp Carter, Phil homas, Rick Vollmer, Scott Pearcy, Adam Cartwright, Paul Dunbar, Bert Seaton, arryl Davis. Row 3, Lett to ight: Jin Bodron, Jeff Parrish, Tim Sweatt, Riclg Beck, Doug Jasper, Scott Miles, Jim Rinehart. Row 4, Lett to Right: Gary Miller, Randy Parrish, Jon Mathis, Alai Clayton, Chuck Bolton, Danny Faulk, obby Raggio, John Foster. 218 - Sports BRIARCREST VARSITY TRACK RESULTS FIELD EVENTS: LONG JUMP .....,....,.. DISCUS ...... PoLEvAuLT M. 1If SHOT PUT .,.. HIGH JUMP ,....., .... RUNNING EVENTS 2-MILE RUN . . 120 YD. H.H. 440 YD. RELAY .... .... 2-MILE RELAY 100 YD. DASH MILE RUN .... 880YD.RELAY:::. ifff 440 YD. DASH . 330 YD. H.H. .. 880 YD. RUN . . 220 YD. DASH . 2-MILE RUN . . MILE RELAY . . R. PARRISH - 21 '-6 J. PARISH -139'-10 M. KELLEY12'-3 J. RINEHART11'-6 A. CLAYTON 46'-6 J. MATHIS 5'-8 R. PARRISH 5'-8 D. JASPER 10:30 J. MATHIS 14.90 44.9 R. PARRISH M. KELLEY R. VOLLMER K. KILPATRICK 8:27 A. TERRILL D. JASPER G. HAUSS R. PARRISH 1 K. KILPATRICK . . . 10.4 Coach Bill Doss D. JASPER . . . 4:45 1.34.7 J. MATHIS D. FAULK M. KELLEY A. TERRILL - 52.3 J. MATHIS-41.0 M. PARRISH - 2:02.4 J. MATHIS 23.5 D. JASPER - 10.30 3233.7 R. PARRISH C. BOLTON J. MATHIS A. TERRILL -R x Qgsi K if is guifhj Q 1.1, wt ' X? E qc K i ww 1 GILL gr. as ..TRACK vw Row 1, Lett to Right: Ben Seaton, Stan Roberts, Doug Jasper, Ben Young, Ricky Beck, Bryan Hansen. Row 2, Lett to Right: John McAskill, Greg Nixon, Adam Cartwright, Rick Vollmer, Scott Pearcy, Scott Mclllwain. Row 3, Lett to Right: Eric Garner, Pat McDonnell, Tim Sweatt, Randy Turner, Bart New- man, Otis Stroud, Row 4, Lett to Right: Mark Palmer, Phil Thomas, Brad Harris, Tim Hardin, Curtis Freels, Glenn Spencer, Doug Sander. Row 5, Lett to Right: Alen Holloway, Ricky McKinley, John Goodman, John Mahar, Joe Watkins. Sports - 219 arsity Gir1's Track This year's track team was out- standing. It set several records and won several meets. All the girls worked very hard to make the track team something to be proud of. Briarcrest thanks all these girls for their time and effort. Flow I, Lett to Right: Leslie Thorton, Amy Griggs, Sharon Pilgrim, Susan Dunbar, Court- ney Bandy. Row Il: Teresa Faulk, Sheila Sala- bor, Laura Fussell, Anna Williams, Linda Por- ter, Paige Newman, Laura Ingram, Adrienne Wade. Row Ill: Anita Morton, manager, Beth Ward, Shannon Sensing, Leigh Rowell, Lau- ralan Terrill, Beth Walthal, Debbie Davis, Tra- cye Jones, Lauren Thurmond, Miss Marler, coach, Dana Baker, manager. .mfg w ,K ,N , . X 'sire .. B are X . Sic. ,y,-Ku , A, M 220 - Sports 'A 7.fNf + Tennis Left to Right: John Stephens, Jeff Grise, Bill Owens, Ben Landess, Jerry Goin, David Hurley. The Girls' Tennis Team ended its season with a 6-3 record. They also were District 28 Champions and two players, Lisa Turner and Boo Hil- debrand, advanced to the Regional Tournament by winning first and third place, respectively, in District singIe's finals and as a double's team, they placed first in the District. Boo was named Most Valuable Player for the season. Also in the District tournament, Tara Steepleton advanced to the Quarterfinal round before she was defeated. The Boys' Tennis Team ended its season with a 6-3 record. The team placed second in the District tourna- ment and Ben Landess placed fourth in singles which advanced him to the Regional Tournament. Also winning team points in the Dis- trict Tournament were John Ste- phens, Jeff Grise and Jerry Goin, the three senior members of the team. Ben Landess was named Most Val- uable Player for the season. 1, Left to Right: Tara Steepleton, Julie Baird, Boo Hildebrand. Row 2, Lett to Right: Mrs. Provi- coach: Tracy Overton, Sue Troyer, Anne Foster. Not Pictured: Lisa Turner. Sports- 221 GULF , . 4 1, s ,l -Q it it iz it if iii 1 u fl -'- A Bi ffiar-suzuki: 1 Left to Right: David Rodenhiser, Mike Rodenhiser, Patti Jackson, Chuck Moss, Stacie Lamb, Mark Hopkins, Alan Underwood. The 1980 Briarcrest Varsity Boy's and Girl's golf teams had many ups and downs during the year. They played a very tough schedule and finished the year with a combined record of 13 wins and 20 losses. The high note of the season was when they finished second in the Dis- trict Tournament and earned the right to advance to the Regional Tournament in Savannah, Tennessee. They fin- ished 5th place out of nine teams that were competing. There were no seniors on the team so the future has something in store for the 1981 golfers if they continue to strive and work hard. Y i 3'i g in K Coach Sam Wamble 222 - Sports 1 wr VARSITY BASEBALL W' W9-W' ' as T f Lett to Right Ben Prewitt David Newman Carl Sweanngteon David Henry, Mike Payne. Row Il, Lett to Right: David Briggs, Tim Dulin, Darold Phillip Anthony Tony Maddox Row III Lett to Right Coach Maclin Bill McAnally, Tom Flagon, Brian McMillin, Brad Beale. The Baseball team finished the year with a record of 8- 6. The highlight was the exciting victory over Bishop Byrne, a team who proved to have been very competitive. The most valuable player was Tim Dulin, who batted .460. Tom Ragon was awarded most valuable pitcher. He pitched an ERA of 1.90. The captains were Darold Rus- sell, Brad Beale, and Tom Ftagon. Coach Maclin said that the team consisted of many good young players. If they continue to progress over the summer, they should be very successful next year. Sports - 223 . st . 5 ,a Jr. ' '.' +A ,, A -x ,fx S X N,...f., 5 , QNX W. , wi WV. .N rw . 1 my X. X Y:'?s, Q55 - 'T Y 0:2 Y X - f. ,W 4 Q 1 V 4' B g as NX ,R Y X 'i it v as 1 4' , , ,x ' I K ' 5 L Q 5, 1 M S ggi , lx gif' E , ' is W 5' 7 fi T if , sg 2 , in K 2 A Q. I W.. ,QN...WN ff NNN X..--Y mt X 4 N -.wx SX .LX E' .Av .. 5, 3 RK 'fy' fv ' YYY A ' fvyx 'W r 1 ,xffyv 5 X Yvzvsi,-,g v v v 1 -iQ.,...v nj you t 'IEOST B p I ,. - e riarcres rayserhvgptistrw fl' B W B 't X' 25,5 t W l B Briarcgest t j , a , . or W . 09053 , YCTGS' if ,. wwe W 5 B B larogegtijgr1Qsre5tQ1iffWGfg9t W v f Xa W W B Bfiafcfesf 91 Ra'9iQhEQvPf VB!i3'C'9St 322525221 skywaw 355353333 1? 3335533 'M o 32255222 E'2lll'5l!8f' ' ' W S a'c'eS' ilayfi-l ?a . 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Briarcrest 413 Mus 48 Millington 41 Harding Briarcrest 661 S.B.E.C. 35 B a C eSf 45 Germantown Briarcrest 543 Prep 33 EOS- 3 52 Elliston Briarcrest 471 Millington 34 C9 'e'V'Ne 774 Collierville Briarcrest 372 E.C.S. 39 Bnamfest 28 Skcyview Briarcrest 472 G'Town 40 E-C'-9 29 E. .S. griarcrest 333 E?dgng 52 -gfgliszogggientral Merry rlarcres 3 . . . 55 Briarcrest 603 B ne 42 Halls 85 Sriarcrest Hyatding 56 gggngggwn 352253222 483 SL? Z2 Cofffefvfffe 85 Briarcrest 543 Byrne 47 gfgieitfne GIRLS TENNIS rgiiuingront gg narcres Briarcrest 53 Germantown 2 Briarcrest 20 Briarcrest 53 Germantown 2 Skyview 46 BTQGYCFGSY 5: Bartlett 0 WestTenn. Independents Meet Briarcrest 23 Germantown 5 Germantown 37 Briarcrest 0: Jackson-Central Henry Cgunty 51 Nl9'ffY 6 Jackson-Central Merry 78 sim: ti ::f'Qttt 3 88 rarcres 3 o iervt e 1 E. . . 136 grgarcrest gg Bartlett 3 GIRLS TRACKf Millington 152 rarcrest 2 i ngton . 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Perkins ex'rended Congrafulaiions a + Po Pla r +o +l1e Senior Class GE' WNSQSLSQS V1 H1iHSuvWW'VfXx.'wrvL1f' I N C, Mvrmllvif, il'!YIWfl4Qb't' RHTYQ7 O - rw fam 1 XJH 2'fsfw'L'flliSi T Com plimenfs of SYCAMORE CLEANERS Qideiwggints CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF I98O BIBLES, CHRISTIAN BOOKS, AND SUNDAY SCHOOL CURRICULUM MID-SOUTH BIBLE BOOKSTORE 2485 UNION AVE. 323-5588 OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK Ask AbouI' Our Hours :Qomplimen'rs of HOMERQCDM IO- I O SPV - SEZ r T 'xx VI ' . , G, M -raft' 2 ' '44, W WWW 43 7 24 llfmidwest Farms Dairies Delicious Milk and Ice Cream Producfs Jus+ Tasle Them Milk PIanI': 946-334I Ice Cream PIan+: 274-OI36 I055 Sou+I1 Bellevue Memphis, TN 38 I 06 Complimenis of H 81 L ELECTRIC CO. 363-2903 J. W. Harrelson, Owner lieee ngel- courb club Handball- Racqueiball 8 Courfs Sauna Whirlpool Weighi Room IOI0 June Rd., Memphis 682-bbbl glumsmc 'SRG' H.. Pete Edmislon Plumbing 8- Heating Co. . . 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CHEF The Heavens Declare REALTY CORPJ305 SOUTH BELLEVUE BLVD. + h e 0 6 ' I I MEMPHIS TENNESSEE 38104 0 19013 726-42667 I 9 . I PATRONS AND BOOSTERS Congra+uIaI'ions Mr. and Mrs. Class of Psalms I:I William F. I980 Dugan Gulf l.ll'la Q6ll:I'I1'1 To everylhing +here Congrafulaiions is a season, and a Class of , lime +o every purpose I980 Rose Marne .. under The heaven. . and EC 3 I Bill and c. : Wes Lawson MGVY Ann 1540 Ge,-mani-own The Kellers BeH'ison Rd. 38 I 38 90ll755-2743 90I !755-2262 AMERICAN LIGHTING AND We are proud NORMAL SU PPLY CO. of Tim - DRUG CQ Charles Henry, Jr. Love' From 57' S 365-6530 Mom' Dad- Hi h,af,Q, Ann, Bill, Rob. 453-2,46 M' A d 267 Activities pp. 126-173 Administrators pp. 6-9 Ads pp. 228-267 Advanced Choir p. 141 All-State Band pp. 138-139 All-State Chorus p. 143 All-West Tennessee Band pp. 138-139 All-West Tennessee Chorus p. 143 Art p. 174 Art Club p. 161 Astronomy Club p. 167 Audiovisual Club p. 168 Band pp. 135-139 Baseball pp. 223-224 Basketball pp. 212-214 Basketball Homecoming pp. 119-121 Bible Clubs pp. 155-156 Board of Trustees p. 10 Briarcrest Chess Club p. 162 Campus Capers pp. 86-97 Chapel pp. 151-154 Childs, Danny p. 9 Classes pp. 18-85 Clayton, Joseph p. 8 Closing p. 272 Clubs pp. 156-173 Coaches fFootballj pp. 184-185 Concert Choir p. 140 Craft Club p. 161 Cross Country pp. 208-211 desiderata pp. 126-129 Editors Page p. 3 Faculty pp. 12-17 Fall Sports Banquet p. 182 Father of the Bride pp. 147-148 Fellowship of Christian Athletes p. 160 Fellowship Female Christian Athletes p. 160 Fellowship of Christian Cheerleaders p. 162 Fellowship of Christian Musicians p. 163 Fine Arts Club p. 158 Football pp. 191-200 Football Homecoming pp. 108-109 French Club p. 171 Freshman Class pp. 76-85 Freshman Basketball p. 214 Freshman Cheerleaders p. 203 Freshman Football p. 201 Freshman Volleyball p. 207 Future Business Leaders of America p. 170 Future Engineers p. 169 Future Teachers p. 169 Girls Basketball pp. 216-217 Girls Chorus p. 142 Girls Track p. 220 Golf p. 222 Graduation p. 47-48 Green Peppers p. 159 Hall of Fame pp. 102-105 Index Honors pp. 98-125 Index p. 268 International Thespian Society p. 111 Jaycees p. 164 Junior Civitan Club p. 164 Junior Classical League p. 157 Junior Humane Society p. 170 Junior Miss pp. 113-115 Junior-Varsity Cheerleaders p. 202 Junior Class pp. 53-63 Key Club p. 106 Medical Professions p. 167 Modern Music Masters p. 101 Mr. and Miss Briarcrest p. 100 Mu Alpha Theta p. 166 Mu Alpha Theta Associates p. 166 National Honor Society pp. 116-117 National Thespian Society p. 111 Opening pp. 4-5 Parent-Teacher Fellowship p. 173 Pawprints pp. 130-131 Photography Club p. 160 Psychology-Sociology Club p. 158 Quill and Scroll p. 118 Salutatorian p. 44 Science Club p. 167 Secretarial Club p. 157 Secretaries p. 11 Senior Banquet p. 46 Senior Class pp. 20-43 Senior Credits pp. 49-52 Senior Trip p. 45 Softball p. 225 Sophomore Class pp. 64-74 South Pacific pp. 149-150 Spanish Club p. 171 Speech Club p. 165 Spirit Week pp. 48-49 Sports pp. 178-227 Spring Sports Banquet p. 186 Staffs pp. 144-146 Saint pp. 132-134 Student Council p. 107 Table of Contents p. 2 Tennessee Tomorrow Club p. 163 Tennis p. 221 Title Page p. 1 Top Twenty Scholars p. 112 Track pp. 218-219 Travels p. 175 Tri M p. 101 Valedictorian p. 44 Varsity Cheerleaders pp. 180-181, 188 Varsity Volleyball pp. 204-206 Water Ski Club p. 172 Who's Who pp. 122-125 Williams, Dr. Stirling p. 9 Wrestling p. 215 qv: 'ff-A K ,fm ij ff ? 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