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Below: Junior class favo rite Shayne Berry acts as an SGA rcprescntativc. is a Youth Art Council of America member, participatos in MADD, the Hrst Methodis! Church choir. and spends time in the recrcational hobbies of arobies, swimming, and tennis. Below: Junior class favo rite Brian Blade acts as an SGA representative. Me enjoys playing drurns for the Magnet Migh Jazz Ensemble and membership in Key Club and the tennis team: Brian s interest lay in Jazz historians technology, and medicine. Above: Mari e Arts has been voted junior class most attractive. She acts as a Student Government Association senator. Mari e has danced in Rigloetto and other operas during the 1987 school year and pians to attend Ballet West , Colorado at the year s end. Above: Lloyd Overdyke has been voted junior class most attractive. Me enjoys a membership in l ey Club, and shows athletic ability as h e is a member of the soccer team. Lloyd shows as much promise- here in academics-as a member of the debate team. KEEPIMG IM LINE. Junior President Jennifer Rowe, secretary Meg McJunkins, treasurcr Paige McDade, and vice president Cari Millendcr have plenty to organize with activities such as the annual Ugly Miss. and the Junior-Senior 128 • PERSOMAL MARKS P rom at hand -
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Seniors of 1987 left an all unique sense of person. The following class members relat- ed their unerasable traits. TONYA DELANEY- To me, it s a compliment to be called odd. I can say, Well, at least l ' m not liKe you. ' 1 love to take the 60s to the limit. Some like the Bea¬ tles, but how many listen to Don McLean or Hermans Her- mits? MARK WALKER - ‘I think too much, and, because I do, I see things as they really are and I make the mistake of letting it get to me. LinH HUDSON- ‘I am Oriental and l ' m very proud of that. Family and heritage are tops on my list. I dont want to lose contact with them. Most Ori- entals have very high goals and standards. I too try to set high standards in everything I do. I try to be myself- That way, people remember me for who I am. JOHN VASSAR- I dislike being ruled in the crowd. I follow Jesus Christ. Few people say that now. SELENA SPICER- I don t like monotony. I look for chal- lenges in every aspect of my life. If something is not a chal- lenge, it ' s not worth the time it takes to do it. JEFF ANDREWS- At any mo- ment, I might go off the deep end and do something fun. If you don t create you own ex- citement, no one will do it for you. ERIKA STACY- “I speak up for what I believe in, because all a person really has is his words and beliefs. MIChAEL TUCKER- I have the attention span of a four-year old. I hate being bored, so I do insane things. SHAY QOINS- I have a unique sense of humor- Wacca, wacca, wacca! VELMA MATNORN- There have been few times in my life that I have felt shy. VERNI WRIGHT- ‘ I try to make enemies into new friends. MICHELLE CUMMINGS- I have an ability to cheer up the most depressed person in the world. Life is hard when a person per¬ son ean t have a good time. MONICA KEMP- ‘I like people to take the time to get to know and understand me. JOHN TINER- I enjoy going out of my way to do things for people. It has been said that no ideal or occurrence is entirely origi- nal and yet that every charac¬ ter differs. So it seemed, repre- sentatives of a generation who know very well who they are had their thoughts in perspec- tive. ORGAMZATIOn IS THE KEY, says Lisa Box. Every moming I go running, so I have time to think and organize my thoughts. Time alone is the only thing that keeps me sane . FORTRAIT of teenage refinement. Vince Rascoe States , 7 m just a guy who likes his music loud and his pizza hot . FACE VALUE. Agyei Gya si thinks concentrating on being different ' causes too many triviaI conflicts” yet maintains disposition. SENIORS • 127
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Sheila Adger Sharon Alexander Morgan Allison Brandy Anderson Jessica Anderson Michael Anderson Shea J. Anderson Shea Y. Anderson Sherrhonda Anderson Shane Amold Manuel Arroyo Marie Arts raylisha Ashley Shani Atwood Sarena Bachleitner Kimberly Banks Laurei Barber Brian Basinger Kyle Batts Lisa Beaird Julianna Beal Craig Beeman Shayne Berry Jill Bettinger Peggy Biddle Kenneth Black Brian Blade Shelly Blizzard Ute Blumentrath Becky Bodenheimer Broswa Booker Daniel Bott Daniel Brassart Brad Brazzeal Maria Brinson Pam Britt Damien Brooks Wenona Brown Andrea Bruce Ken Bruce Jared Brumley Jerry Bryant juniORS • 129
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